5 10 175 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/3e2206663acd84f5a4445579cc00068c.pdf 731a2f9f0c9bb4f08676047c32c44ec6 PDF Text Text * N PARE TEN 1*0411 Cl!. VVithempoim. Violn u> l.onn Cu. Merrill, * lluirltr II. in limn Co. Strain, Halite Mae (o l.<*an Cn. OCTOIIKIl 2H. I'M. I)jxnn, Alfmi.-ii nt iix to Ixmn Co, Dun, Mmltre to Burton l-. An .Milliner, Kiln Mo Kamil) ilorwtn. |iCo. • , Smith, Arrhie il. ft uk to; f'nrr, Frank to .Family K. M. t ’Jirroll. || Atlie, Clarence et iix to Itobuit hirniHin et • ox. itiorki II. I ' - r l ir v ln - i lilwnrtli t I (iarrifHin. t v\ ux t«» Kiimtl; Bun'll. Kxtfx, It. W. .et iix to l^innif 'ileOilfl Co, MilTintun et ox. licit A. ft tjx to Fitmilj .Mann, I„ B, to -l.ulu Hnollintr. ,IV.Atlfimn, I*.. lien ley. Seminole County Court Record Cold Preparations EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 1 Dr. J. P. lirawley, Pine Castle, Flori­ da, will be- dimed on bo t h Sundays and Wednesdays. UNKLE Overatrcct Knud Co, to <ifor|ff McGrath et ox. C IIA T T K I, MOllTOAGBS IJM ITK I) W A ItltA M 'l l»K K » Moore, W. M. to Hanford At Frailer, Im to Klhel May* ft vir Willinm. I IIKKIIS * | Ilnyinnn, Harriett to K. M. I I 'jirroll, . ■ j Tiinner, Willinm II. ft nl Helm ■> of It. I . Multliif to Town of Altu- ' .mimic Spiinca. T it r s T ia r s m oots IruMee, of Internal Improvemrnl land of Slate, .of Murid;!. Ball, John A." All part of jtlh. (j. A 11 ISI A tT IO N S til MOKHJ.ua ,S 11el tut .Mnilf iu Sanford M r iri'tlif *Net'L Bard: to, Wilbur U. Buluirmori. ‘Sanford Athliillr Nlll'). Itulih ao, aa & :ta iiei-kv. Add lo J, T. McLain. Sniiltiwurili Ira K. Iritn -141 a s s m /n m e n t n r m o h t b a u H I I I I'incho/m. t ■ Ludwig, John to Frank MeinKrirfcimn, Alfred Lid* 2 A I lb. I! Cryalal Height*. Wheeler, 41. K. ft nl S- HU-yile K V* of NKVi o f N W 'i See MISCIO.LANKOI'S f rrpy-nf* 10 w ITPBTf iniiff It . lion, • <it!find Cony iif QUICK RELIEF FROM Symptom* of D lttrm Arising from H IS STOM ACH ULCERS out to EXCESS ACID F IR S T No matter hnw you "figu re It" . . . neglecting your tile* will de­ finitely ro*t you money. Keen ynur tire" jn irmid repair witli tb« belli nf the HBMINOLK TUtK SHOP. Lei us vulcnnlri' the worn ones, replace the old one* with new lire*. Naval Servin' In KMe*. It. W. Lot 7 Swope'" Itavfiifl, Sr. .’Ird Add Blai'k Hgntniock of Unit'*! Stall" Ilnrdwickc, Fatima T. .Lota L. Skiimi 4,-2, 1L-& 4 Bit - 22 . Huhluiulu.__ Tillman ■Nn.vv_t' Smith; Albeit M. et i x N K 'i A rin] of (Ji of S '* of Dlk. r- Tr IP Sanford. Henry II. MiiiftweII •Iordan J. T. Lot* 111,• III A 20 \rioy nf ITnitJil Slate* In Blk. Mi Sniilaiulu. Clyde ll. Tlolin, Maker, f . W. Mil- 2 A 2ft Army <>f United Sitale* in I'ineereiit. Aflnrnn, W. A. I nl* til, in t; Hubert 1... Keanu' Army nf United Stales to itr» Itore Court. Iliini. Bolible Joe lot- 201, Matthew MrfSJII. 2lH>, 2H«, 270, 272, 271. 270. 27k U, S. Cnar l fllinid In .Inhli W il­ 2nd. 2KI, K2I. K20, H2K, h:io, KJ2 liam Payne. m:m . h:|0, k:ih. KM. KI2, k io . k |7 Arniv of Utilis'd Stales in A k |k, t*i i A' H111 laingwimd. Lionel S. Appleby. ('■■x, Lula IK I .nt 2 Blk, ft Lake View. Taylor, II. A. et irr. N'K', of 8 K «i Sec. IH.20-:i0-K, (ir.ffilli, William K. et iix Lidx 1 A 2 Blk. ‘41, I. f.. 2d. 0, 7 * 22 I.Ik. II Siinlamlo.. Vim ran now slaui/er nr InulKft viiur fire and wiii'blnrm ln*iirntice Ilaiilwlckf, I'alinui T. I 12 & 2'.l Blk, Ita Satilmidu, i luenilum mi .properly eliuible fur l*tlent. Clareni'c 1*. lo t* I In lerm' Inmianre. WORDS/ t>vrrl«om illion I w lllo o fllio t T I L L .t It fl T It K ATM K N T have I*- nm.ldfnr n it. fi, , r re pinmn nf d ten-*, tr I,iu tfrom * t im id mid tHitdinal Ulcer* due lo I m n Arid — Pm i D ifttiion. te a r or ll> M l IlH n n h QucIriMt, Hiertburn. t l M p n i m n , H i. dun E ic ilt AtM. Mild on Iftrtnjri' In .1 Aik for ■•WOlleni't Mm u h " nlilc^ lull} I M S PRiSID VCR UTTLE P u n k waited THIS LONG / • cipbiiif thJ* LitmnUfi' I.aneyV lim e Store KoumHint K Anderson llrutt* ^ K N O W what you buy in CONCRETE PIPE TIRE TREADINGI DRIVEW AYS W ELLS SEPTIC .TANKS W ATE R TANK S -C U LVE R TS and SEWERS Transit Mix Cnnrrrle Serum]* available at low prlrr CONCRETE BLOCK PENINSU LAR S ou th ern QS&'Bread , \ Concrete Pyve Co. -r H j Nili)rihNtt 201 NO. PARK A V t . PiiK'liurnt Our dividend* will .further, reduce yuur yearly cum another 2(1', PhCMie-Jll Tire ltcmtli’lng V u lrn n lrln g LONE RANGER V FEEL* S IC K --G O T T A g e t .u p - - r t --------.ELECTIO N-- ) A [ PLENTY T IM E . M E D IC IN E C U R E YOU ___ , S O O N . W IT H "D U K E 1’ D E A D ,U TOUGH O N YOU, W E 'V E N O C H A N C E rS K Y .* P O O L E IN T H IS E L E C T I O N /TWILL PROBABLY N O W . r — —v " ------ ^1 W IN E A S IL Y . , laet plu" reiluee* the yen of yuur iijHuriuicif I- WELL-WHATfcHA SO AMAZED ABOUT; AIN'T "SOUTHERN BREAD" A HOUSEHOLD WORD FOR BABIES , AN* OLD FOLKS l AN'EVERVBODYp oort* S uDDERH B R tP / FrwBoohTeHiofHaitwTreatmenltlu.' Mutt Help or It Will Cost You Nothlm H A N K .SEZ WHEM VOU CiLT THROUGH I HGURIN* W H AT SOUR O v a c a t io n Tteip IS QOIN * TO I COSTVOU- YOUb SETTER 9 MULTIPLY* IT rOV1W OAN I f U 6U AU V COMES Ol ABOUT/*, RIGHT, f t * WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1915 TTTE SANFORD HERALD.*SANFORD FLORIDA L O O K S .L IK E E V E R Y B O D Y 'S O U T F O R T H E . V O T I N ’ T O D A Y j ---------- D O C L A N E S A ID Y O U 'D M O W D O L KNOW I CAN TR U S T A R E D S K IN ? s t il l feel: s ic k - ■ / I T 'S F U N N Y HE S H O U L D D IE S O S U P D E N - L IK E . M U S T B E A N A W F U L D IS E A S E , T H A T M IS • • M I S A N T H R O P Y ; r - \ r Y O U D R IN K M E D lC lN E -A G A I N , - F E E L H E A P B E T T E R Q U IC K E R 1 G U E S S "S K Y " W EBN O T WITH S T E R A IN T S O SU R E "DUKE"M0f? O F W IN N IM ’ T H IS p in G A N IN HIS E LE C T IO N . | ^ j ^<3RAVE. SiLSff F IR S T T IM E B U F F A L O PO INTS H AD A CH AN CE T O D O ANY f t n R E A L V O T I N G . I T 'S TOO G O O D T O BE TRUE. IF T H IS I S A T R l C K . t l L W E 'R E W A S T IN ' O U R TIME HERE. LO O K S LIK E WE AlN V S O T " — P O P U L A R IN T H IS l~ 7 T Z T ^ \ TO W N, NO W . / - V v V E A H . 'l J ( - I S IT T R U E .S O N ? THEY S AV W E CAN VO TE F O R A N Y B O D Y W E W A N T r- T H A T 'S W H A T I HEARD. YVHY D O N 'T YOU VOTE A N D S E E ? W iV K A N C F A rA J A V m w jm f Jv » V ICOULDNT* BELIEVE MV EVES/- ITS BeEN r W R - V T A R S ^ lM C e WE'VE SEEN EACH r LETS NEVER S i s p e a k : OF t h a t - 1 Q U A R R E L f—' >1 AGAIN - r1 1 EVER/'A v , l W AS RELEASED FROM l THSNAVV.- AND £ HEARD VCXTWERE IN THE W A G S * TT2IEDTO GET A B FAQ ,---- 1 ,1BUT WERE 703ETH5® r AGAIN' fM IN YOUR figvr CLASS - O T UMCi_ | AW A/ FR O M M E A S I----------- / J K . PO S SIB LE .*. WASNT TH A T A N D ! 1— c STILL HA/E THE • MARRIAGE LICENSE* f , IN MY « = i b PXKET- By PAUL ROBINSON LETS GET ^ M AR RIE D t i TODAY. 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AWAY Q U lim IET\/w LY * L< BUTCH A N D PAM a r e GONG TO BE MARRIED TO D AY' TMTOBCTHEIR WITNESS/ r —J O U T rVE B R O A D C A S T ir ----- — -----l O V E R TH E * 1HATS W H AT THEY K IR B Y V AC tftfM CLEANER THINK. te Paint and Gloaa Store Phone 303 ; 1‘U. LET VOU KNOW WHEN iris TO BE * c BUT K E E P A N EYE 1 ON THEM -JU S T IN H E Y / -1 H EARD ’ E M T A L K I N '* i— T H tY R S r — ^ GONNAJ cur «=< C LASSv/kdl m ; D e a r /1 �• . f r fn llnlly There If. Strength---- THE WEATHER Ta P rotK t the peace o f the World j To h M o t e the Progreae of America! T o Prodace Prosperity for Sanford. » f e r a l & TO D A Y: Fair with tittle dinner in tempera* ture thin afternmm. Innieht »r tomorrow. AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER EalablhOictl 1'.*('» ,VOLUME XXXVII Truman Asks s Boost In Pay * For Congress ; — * Bulles Miss Strike Lender — SANFORD, FLORIDA. FRIDAY, NOV KM HER 2. 1IM5 Blood Orgy In Manila Is Told By Witnesses Member Associated I'retm Drive Started To Aid W ar Hero’s Family Of Ted Three"More Japs Are; Arrested For Mur­ der Of Three Of: f Doolittle’s Fi l e r s * (Cabinet Members To . Get $25,000, Civil . Service Workers A !t . 20 Percent ( Ht r i, k e • f' ■-<*■■ » . NUMBER ar». Gort Resigns As Governor Of Palestine Action Follows Night Of Violence When R a i l Ijunsportu' tion Is Disrupted ■ -=-------- * L O N D O N , .N o v. 2 ( A P ) ~ • The Senate Finance Comj* T lir flm igtiulm ii o f L o rd <!ort tai^ie was advised today oils iiig h A .*(ijH !tii's i(m fi' fo r . th a t p re s id e n t T ru m a n \dtnts l ’ n k’ « t it le w tiH urfiKHincod ih e p a y Of fe d e ra l C iv il S e r­ in tin* Hmist* o f Cntiinioris tnv ic e w orkers, r a is e d ' a 1 tlaf*'; jja rp cciit '•(iiitlm 'n kx irl 's tr a ig h t 20 p e r c e n t H e also v in lriu v tliVru tvci'p t)raiid(‘(l w a n ts C o n gressm en ’s pay o ffic ia lly as a “ w anton re ­ boosted ' U> >$20,000 y e a r ly sort to fo rc e ” w hich m ipht and ca b in et m em bers to $25,n u llify H rita iu ’s a lte m p t* , to OOO. C o n g re ss n b w g e ts $10,solve the Jewish problem. ^p00 and cabin*t mambar« 915,000. tMUINO FBOM HIS iU HIT MARKID CAR, Herbert Sorrell, leader of Holly­ Apparently thVre K _nn runner* wood's film strike, related how four shots were Hied at him as be was Hotu* leaders, aa Id that Preai­ tion between (Sort's resignation backing his auto Into the driveway of his Glendale, Cul., home. A guard dant Truman'a recant criticism 1and the disturbances. Making Ihe has been staUoned at his residence. _____ (infemotional Soundphoto) o f Conjrreaa did not harm hla announcement, George Hall, seclegislative program'and may help letary for 'colonies, said Lord it. Thay explained the President's Gort stepped do An liecmise of ill remarks may apur Rio public to , health, make their wlahea known to con­ A curfew wus imposed yester­ gressmen and thus affect con* day in Palestine alter a night ’bLt , m » s slaying of from *M 0' to U * WltAOIlSHIA OROANIZATIONI MAVI STAITID A DRIVI, led by Heritage of Amc,u., i ........ ... graaiona] action., jj<, ■ ___ which the railways were cut ill 000 civilians who haa taken re,„£ u "re CuJJ^U ^ !c 1: T- McQuillan and It*, nine t (t.i an least 20 ptncr.s and there wefe Meanwhile freah 'tabor dliputea fuge in the Manila German club.! Tho.,ntt* McQuUleh. 45, ot Philadelphia. Pa., was killed during action off Okinawa l ist J.imiarv, widlv scuttrrud explosion*. Street increased -the national Idle today a ...... ...............* V - li. - — ! children, shown with their mother arc (left t<> tiuM) Pii j tvi..13; Alary Lou, D; v, C. I A woman snared from a sal fighting ulso broke out in Tniro -because of Work stoppage* to (oo mother’s Up). Betty Ann, 3; Eve, 3; Kuthlicii, It;-and Edwin, 12. fjM.'m, j , turnalin of rape t v * Japanese' coincident with a general strike •00,000. About 10,000 CIO textile officer friend testified yeat-rriav " of anti-Zionist elements. worker* in 19 planta in New that orders for one last koood P f 1 n P | 1 It was estimated dial it would England ara on atrike o f dliputea orgy In Mnnllu were Issued by ths \ A T I 101*11 K N . f i l l 3 (1 Hike 48 in. 72_ hmu*Liu repuir thu_ over the union shop and wages. imperial high rmmand itself. U a lllU I U U o q u d u j domnge to the .trnns|M>rtoiion sysNational officiate of the A F L The story o fher own -scape I lent, described as the most wide­ Commercial T*l*f™PhcrB Union from the mass ra|ie o f 26 ' -autlspread net of organized sabotage. urge 'members to cancel the prdful Manila girls by Japance tro­ in the country's history. posed fire hour proteat demon­ ops during the Rattle o f Manila, Major (icn. John D’A'rcy. Ilri- • stration throughout the nation's Twenty-six officers and enlist­ Dr. Orville I.. Harks, former By Cecelia Trulurk | were |nhl behind closed doors at| ti-.li commander inl'alestlne, imWestern Union office, today. ed men were presented medals prisoner of war In Cernirny. ha S/Sgt. Robert Kmcrimn Alt* the war crimes trial o f l.t. Gen.i aihnoalKAeaqv.istieerdetuoinhrdloi , ■ Western Union workers in all man, 26, Sanford’s outstanding and citations by Captain William Tomoyukl Yamastita. returned to Hinfnnl to • r-.itmc iMPilInlety banned movement of except three cities have cancelled war hero whoso R-17 plane Win T. Hanlon nl the Navy Day cere­ the general c nf tn d i i Identified onlv ns "Mrs. N ," v-s . a 1 c Fi, all motor traffic on oil highways Allans for a five hour protest shot down on Dec. 10, 11141, mony lust Saturday nt the Snnivll’i'l ha le.t « licit I e elllt-li-l the* witness told (he military m-twee,, m p m . ami .1 a m .. « xUltrik*, a union official reported after having successfully bombed ford Naval Air Station. tlic Army. T n 11 »• h 1 rl n a n o I n l" ntunTcipuL ureas. today and said the locals in De­ the Japanese battleship, lluruim, 'Those receiving honors were: commission thnt with her Infant I11 SeiuemheA Ti*lJ hu c it 'icil son In her arms she was force I O l l ( 11 I O O W n S I I I ■ The attackers ent railway lines troit, Philadelphia and possibly and who was mude u prisoner of I.ieut. Comdr. Benjamin Tap- to go to the swank Rayview Ho­ the service ut Cum'* Hot net. N. at approximately Ml p I a c e s Hartford, Conn, plopped to stage war at Mindanuo has relumed niiin, USSR of .'101 Northfleld C. « hero he prjcticctl surgery throughout the length and breada stoppage from 1:00 to 0:00 home after four years in a prison Place, Baltimore, Md. received tel, scene of night-long, orgies and received a cmnmisilun as during which jhe victims screamtil of the country exploded one P.M. today. Although Seminole County is first lieutenant It was"nut until the Air Medal for disinguiahlng ■r<| r * camp. ■ U> "Duke" Mm-Nelll police launch In Jaffa port and orio _nf the,smallest counties in himself by meritorious a c ts . In | . . . . Ip Washington, Congress comhe returned to this country th 11 A hard fighting "celery Fed" On Dec. 10, 1041, ut 0:30 A. M. •leriul fliuiii in rombat I Hhe *ail1 "F chance she met Florida, the gross parked vuJuc he received the rank of captain. " I I " squad foothall team lost 18 seriously damaged two others an­ ‘ tad legislative action on1 a Capt. Colin P. Kelly Jr., pilot aerial flight in rorpbat. , Cant. Aktshi. a Japanese nfflcer chored nt Haifa.. The vessels had of Jts rili us frultt unit ve>'c920,000,000 tax reduction bill of a B-17 with n crew of seven It was during F'cbrmiVy, IIM I, to 12 in Day Iona Reach Thursday been mined. Lieut. 11.8. Rodgers, IJhMt or . . . . ... . . tables were listed eighth in the and sent it to the White House 3t1 California Avenue, Hastings.! kn* • aml he hi'' h*r ,n • that lie jolnc I the :i4th Division fi£l _________ •light. The "Feds" fought hard Trutkrd Down room. state, during the pint season, ac­ in Africa und- onlv a few days hut the bleaks were agiiitisl them. right on the deadline set two men Including Sgt. Altman us n Minn., received! a Gold Star In I The Hiilish commurJ.me IWtci radioman, took o ff front Clark lieu o f n Second Air Medal i '•0,‘ ,r' wntlnueil, she was cording to the recently released Inter, lie was raptured with I. . The ............. . months ago. sparked by J th r „ .usimllie Field to bomb Jap imv:d forma­ for distinguishing hlnuslf w hile l«ken to ths hotel dining room, annual fruit and Vegetable, irport U00 others during an offensive julllmck HoMiV Wren und Hilly £ The Internal Revenue Bureau tions. One British soldier dead and A battleship was soon participating lh aerfat flights In I swarming of the Florida Sint* Marketing hy the (Idsnuro* *1 F a lrl i ’ass. with Japanese marines, Uruwnlee seared twice in rim la-1 wounded: one Hulestine pnlire. ^Ttas to print new tax returns end spatted and Cafil. Kelly -piloted opcratU s against the enemy In I where she fiCCd sn,unnamed Bureau, o ffl: . He was taken Ihrmigh Tunis 7 rnlmilrs of hall game. mull killed, . one l.clievu.1 killed withholding tables, and asked the plane over the target ami the Southwest Pacific. I« r f he v lo J a U o n ^ .. Th* 4*al (FOlH of Sem i-j ami Italy to (Jermuny,- where for Wroo scored Iwth siv pointers nnd one wounded: two I’nlesllne mbed the Horan*. On the re­ that details o f the legislation be t^ggtuhle 'crop* crops I 2? inonfhs be took cere o f ‘ Brit­ on a * 1-yard hock and' the other -rnilway staff workers killed and faieul V'cnicmJWa. Q**4*fi» * "W A 'V * il* * Nf * : 'noU*f fruit un«l '\upjtubli* nt trip to Clerk Field Jpp worked out by Nov. 1. ish and American patients. Il ■m n 73-yard pass interception, one wounded; two Palestine railIt of Iifitm w !T Sixth Street, Losj Tbe officer told hsr that his ware placed at *f?.4PHlr,,:i us fighter . planes letercairtod and According to revenue experts wus nl the A ir Cqros Camp ui The olhci touehdowii which was way stuff workers kdled and *ro**d direct'h fft On their plane. Angeles CnllL received the Pre- troopa ware under an “ onlet- fro m .mmiiaredwith the state total Sagun that hr met I.ieut, Hurry scored in the'second stanza was [ six wounded, omj^crillcntly. y y jo fcd t r flgu*» dinrOSTetfeet Capt.,Kelly ordered the men to sidental Unit Citation for ex- the high coiMiSMid to kill all j of*.1I4,K41,2U7. o f Ihe bill, U woold-eause these bail ^ut immediately. While he traferdlnary heroism In action civilians In Manila sml that lhc| Broward county of*’ smitheasl Grioihall of Sanford, who was on • a puss from Jlnmnlee lo-j The only arrests anmnmced Japanese hated at) white women." : Florida, was u liit ahead of Semi then suffering from a le-« injury L'urdwcll. ___ i were o f fivp aimed Jews ruptured held, the crippled ship In position iigiiin.it the enemy. reductions in 1940./ I ru.tr'W ith‘ ii i-riVp vulo* of 912,- fallowing a puruchutc Jump frfflil First Lieut, %'lley F. Goff. The locals scored theii first I'V police after - train Wu* held ■ Individual income taxpayers, five' wounded men jumped to a hoiultri slim duwn in France. HI1.744. Polk County "copped safety: then the plana exploded U i> M C R ot 2ul9 F'tlniore ■ aP «'"> ' $2,044,000,000. the ■ pennant" in the * ‘ Florida He wus able to give Grimlutll hi- touchdown . w I. e, „ , Shoemaker. Wichita F’uils, Texue receivetl . about 2*> mlU*i8 tn tin* vtorthuvut. in midair. -j Repeal o f use tax on cars and Produce l.enguw with crop values professional attention, • »,< M ••n iru5n * ,a The men were trucked do*n after The co-pilot, who dhl not have uold Stars in lieu of second, (In Aug. 211 hu wus lihi-rnicd [ hv ” u«, Munrterliaekand ran i nl) vxc\mui:o of ^|llltN. of-I4H.7K7.I07 of which tl7.li!»2.Ttoats, $140,4)00,000. a chance to bull out, wus blown third -and fourth A ir Medals, loi from the prisoeer of war hos­ 4 yanh for a hrnre. The M’nmil 22K was represented In citrus. clear of the plane and w a s. meritorious action In aerial flight Corporation* 13,180,000,000. •— — II 11 n n e r up comities were pital 111 F'leising, ....I arrived In wore um sparked by tiruiMbum! fievfrtly burned unit wounded* during uornbat ^with^lne^ ^enerfty* Persons who wish to take Palm Reach (mostly vegetablest the United Stales on .lime 22. amt Lain^irur who intnle n»n*d** f - f l.leu.t | jg)‘ M, Y. Aldridge, Capt. Kelly -and the right side driver's examinations, which have 43H.74H.aonv Orange, 924,000,048; , And on .lone 27 Jollied Id- wife laid gain* for 6 and in ya id - I ) 0,(1 Rf O T S O W IIC T gunner were killed immbtliately USNR of Greenwood, Miss., re­ tlic l^ke. 9111,1111,404; HiHelwiredehr -^hd sdiV-ln Alluutu, Ga. A t pies- The seoir was-made-by H'ommy— ■ i* ■■ , v ■ , liven at when the cxptnxtnn occurred. The ceived tile ^ t i n j ^ W d - - F V - iR U f m y iy md Gold Stars In lieu of " f f lcr. w II In the future 9i;,0 l7 ; I at); soil Dade County, ent he Is living with his famll> ,Kenny wlm weld o ff light tackle ‘ I n s p e c t s B r i l l I* 101(1 six wounded survivor* after para­ Cross pnd take these examinations ut the 916.6.76,274. at the home of Dr. ( ’ . L. Park 8 Vttlils and a score. l i 'n r kJ4 I (M n K chuting safely to the ground, u Fourth Air Medal for distin­ new headquarters of the F'lorldn Celery, valued at 96.52M.2.I4 ‘ » '' m".!.. Highway, Shi Hardin and Welch1 ° f & l * 1 1,1,1 1 , U ° walked to Clark Field which was guishing himself in aerlsl flight Highway Patrol at the Hanford Iq. more Ilian the value . **'’ dei lined lluil he did not el played Oil oulstnndiiig defeli-' ,, , ,, , , .. a distance of approximately five in operations-against the enemy Armory, it was announced todav amounted ■ - .. . H1!1* ' Ktckey,-ownei of the Lieut (Jg) T. * 4 tn . .* v . Hi»mlno|p CfiiintVM urodltu-e. lirsi* iiiiii li weitfm In (riO iminy wive giimi1 on tin- line, whil Gran-. miles and 'received medical cure. in the Pacific. utirt'ltm r tUrnugTi'thp-rnopcmttrm Ilia m, heriiiv a ml I unsing p la y IDt'm’ WjTt Jhidgrrs tmttJ ti f tire l-B .C . MnHIgsnrPhm. B-c.- USNR Sgt. Altman suffered s c u l j i 1rrCoiKlson- JrTTTJSNK of 82CJ ^ Z H tffhway— Patrnlmqn ; s n ^ r io ^ . I i l ^ e r e ormiges. liL * Mill tint*, ainved Pocsday gD i _ * o n ' of Mrs. Don "McDonald of‘ wounds and injury to his eyes Humble Road, Houston, Texas L. C. Render. 1,1411; tangerines, Ij’jllil.onn of German authorities and the a good offensive game with nilRed Cross, he olilsincd fairly meroiis nice gains. Drivers examinations will be Giknthnm *u • aiiford lo insjieelIheMtiuicii aso received the Distinguished ■ ___ has ____ <ACuskln, received j j * honor­ U 'O H lIn seg a > I'g s e I I , r l good medical and surgisul equip kicked off ■ Monday and ■ id...... V.I run m lh .; j 1.1*1, Ilw 1 1 “ •** " 'e la tte r able dlicharge from the Navy, J r ? bL .t-i-nly- mel".?.Pl^ r * . f i r . « 1 Flying* Crosa, aipng with the A lr [ cntiducted c" l,Uucl‘ ‘‘l M«ndnv an.l Thursday iiirnt. " — ---it ak-frem at—from-0:00-1 » —4riU+ TT7-7I" drive for a sec.iii.1 sforeT^fYRdr-ntHx possibly some H.ook I ar m" G« i a- |f 4n_ 1n IIetnifr-af*,r,,c>0,,» U: and after , pending- a week with o'clock. Rooks of Instruction for The "Fell" capluills weie .lepkins 'V" Plospeels. will train next bis mother and etap father at A lta ^ hid Gown irith thc -third and fourth Air those Intending to take examin­ Altman had flown with ^edsl for meritorious actswhile and Grantham. . •"‘•rcn. Buskin, haa beep visiting fo r Set. Capt. Kelly, but for eight months purtirlpating in combat In the ations may be secured at the ... , . ... ’ ,'lr. Rickey, who was acciimthe past two days, his grand- during training he had been his ( utallliu*. .High Seined — of— S i. punted here by Carl 'Ptirnil, his county Judge's or sheriff’s office parents, Mr. and Mrs. J>C. radioman. He said that .Capt. Pacific. Ucul.. (jg ) Robert 1). Thomp­ ut the Court House. Vaughan, caretakers o f the Os­ Kelly was the best pilot he had son, USNlR from Butler, Pcnn.,f teen Bridge. M/Sgl. Roll Harris of Tampa, ever flown with and was a "re­ received the Distinguished Fly­ ( Hie tirvice took him to Esperl- markable fellow.” who recently received Ids dis­ ing Cross, ths A ir Medal und $o Santos In the Pacific theater charge front the service in which e (4th Bomb Squadron of Gold Stars in Raw o f second,-and - .arhere^.h# spent 83 months. he served for .70 months in thc dr S g t ARmnn wa* a~ mem­ thin* A ir Medals, ■, , , ..... ...... ..... niougnimi ai?n - rrgar.img me -Quoted authorities as having saw ber continued routine operations southwest Pacific urea, arrived in ed in five w arts, boast perhaps | f,Urk, which has been used hy Lieut. <lg) K.E. Clever, T h a t the hospital at, which ha from Clark F’-ietd until Doc. 2U, of Suntord Thursday muridng to l ie largest high school line in pcxMiiuu-l. u f-th a -R m ifu t.l-K a rel served, wais In point o f equtpmenf 1941, when the complete squad U8NR o f 104 Lind Avemie, John J. Lae, former banker » f over management o f the ____ ... , .. . , llu‘ , “ vernge is lK'l|,\ii Station for inter siotl.m hull ,'4 Mansfield. Ohio received -the ____ and am ice. aqualto any horpltn ton - was~asstgnad~tir~>Hn(tango: ■juirl ■A vitc’onri1" ^ lumic1 1 'Scranton, Pa. la substltuUng for i HRx 'Ih d Princess Theaters. He ^ tincnff^ (lit tfitr iInnft "W'pfit tfi "i,M»ittid’* Wltib* tboir—biii'-kfiold In such a targe sity a* Chlcttgo General MacArthur ordered all Distinguished Flying Cross, and USO Director Joe Hall whlla he iriieves F’rench II. Harvey, who Delia" Beach Sunday to bring nothing to he toyed with, it* ,,'f ihe*.Sanford Club of the Flor; The hospital buildings, he said, bombers to evacuate the Philip­ Gold Stars in lieu of second, is away on business. | it)u Xfnte League and of the '"ic e Sept. 12 has been serving Imrk a negro, Tom Griffin, who nveinge being 184. were metal covered Quanaet Huts pines and move to Australia as thint, fourth and fifth A ir Me­ Forced out of the banking ug temporary manager for Flor- hud been -charged with embezz­ The "F’eils" offensive will lie Hostou llruves during the IU40 'hu llt ln ’T form. Brain and plaitlc ilMrt was no base *!eft in the dals for meritorious acts during busineas by the depression, Mr, 1 hi* State Theaters here. ling the Wight Grocery Com­ seriously hiiideiml hy injuries ns ■and ’ ll training seasons. surgery Was performed there end Islands from which they could aerial flight in combat with the Lae headed W PA music activities Prior to entering the service, pany for which he was u de­ Anderson and Hrooklln, first Arrangemer.ls for quartering the hospital boastad one o f the operate successfully. The squad­ enemy. liveryman of 92NP. Griffin i ■ ........................ , the cltlh at the Hotel May full Lieut.- (Jg) R, W. Remey. In Lsckawana County, Pa. for Mr. Harris had 14 yeurs con­ bring held in County Jail, pend­ itiing ,fullback west American plastle surgeons ron *personnel that remained to ^nd hulfiiuck were weie discussed with Joseph Persix and a half years. This led nection with the above firm. His USNR of Trinity, Texas was the Lieut. Comdr. Btslss, he added. burl ill lu ll weeks set images. ry, Hotel manager. do tho ground maintenance work to USO work at Ft. Benning, military service with the 21th ing his trial In Cirrult Court. - p Since last April he has aarr- on the outdated, battered pur­ recipent of tha A ir Modal and ,F‘t. Stewart and Florence, 8. .Mr. Itickev said that Manager Infantry and 8th Army took him Also Hilly Ludwig varsity guard, a Gold Star in llau of Hecond Muriix K. Appel, discharge I suit Ships counted the hours until air medal.. Lieut. (Jg) C lif­ !!• recently had charge of UHO to New Guinea and north and soldier front West Palm Beach wu* Injured, However. Donald 7'urleton of the HI. Paul Club fba Japs arriyed. suuth Philippine islunds. Ills Dyrss* who was injured in the will arrive about the first of ford L. Giebler, USNR of 438 E. activities at Starke. jUiat city he was married t* the General W ain*right surrender­ Mr. Lee wax the guest of the decorations include three bronze und Mrs. Appel reported Wednes­ first gallic of the seuann will lie .Murch with approximately 40 ‘ formor Dorothy Carter o f Hyat- ed aU the Philippines May 0, 67th Street, New York, N. Y.. Klwanla Club Wednesday, lie de­ stars, bronze star medal, Philip­ day morning to Police Chief Roy hark in the stalling lineup, pro­ players, und tiUiul IP otherf, Isvltle, Md. He graduatod from 1942, with the exception o f Min­ received the A ir Medal and Gold clared recently that he liked pine Liberator medal and combat G. Williams that silverware including sport news scribes. intleu o f second, and valued at $817 and clothing bably in Rrookllit’s place. • Seminole High School In 1949, danao where troops continued Stars | The liiooklyn 1lodges* and the Sanford and Its community spirit infantry budge. Mrs. Harris uni and prior to joining ths Navv bn fighting until May 10. El^ht third Air. MedaU. Lieut (Jg) and thought it a beautiful town. their son accompanied him here. valued ut more than $200 hud I .Montreal Club will-train ut Daybeen stolen from their car. The _ N ov. 1. 948, worked at the San- hundred Americans were immed­ J. D. Kennedy, USNR o f 13ul | tuiin* Beach, Mr. Rickey an­ couple sluyed overnight ut a l< Toid Naval A ir Station. He said iately made prisoners by the Como A vtn tt, St, Paul, Minn., nounced. ’ ’ * loyal hotel and did not miss the h* Would leave soon to work in Jap troops that had been lurking received the Distinguished Fly­ Muyor Higgins reported that ing Cross, the A ir Medal ami theft until morning. Mr. Rickey spoke of the possi­ close by since May 1. The pri­ X ’m S V S i soners were guarded but not Gold Stars In' Rau o f second and bility of sending his Urnnklyn third A ir Medals. Lieu t (Jg) CampbelLLoasIng Post 6.7 of molested from May until October John Chahhandour, Jr., of 106 Mrs. Elizabeth llurkry K ir­ rookie bull players freshly illsIhe Atnericsn Legion will hold n 1942. They cooked their own Leslie Street Bloomfield, N. J. cher. purl time secretary o f the charged from the service Into (('fs lls s e l aa rag* VIvM food, and fallowed their normal received the Distinguished. FlySeminole County unty Health and Tu Florida for n month's training Candidates Initiated habita for that length o f time. bcrrulosis Association, Ims as­ in F'ehruury, uml wax Interested fng Cross, AJr Modsl, and Gold Beginning Monday The Herald will reBume daily During October Sgt. Altman Stars In lisu o f second, third and sumed the position of full time in sending them to Ssnford If Woodmen of W orld said ha and 250 American pri­ fourth Air Medals. secretary of Dint organization uernnimudatimis could be fur­ publication except Saturday* und Sundays. There will soners were taken from tho and hus established heuduuarters nished. Lieut (Jg) John G. McKano, be no increase In subscription rates. The curtailment The Baseball Committee of the Island hy a Jap boat and 1700 USNR o f 724 W. .2 nd, Hastings. next to the office o f Dr. Leonard A to a tri-weekly -was made necessary by the manpower re American prisoners were Minn., rereivod tha Distinguished Munson in the Touchton Build­ , Chamber of Com mcice have been Dally practice atrial bombing had op at Luton and carried Flying Cross- the A ir Mods i informed of this uml u ill make a and supply shortagefl ippident to the war. ing. is being conducted by U. 8. Naval > Osaka, Japan, on Nov. 11. *"A Gold Stars In lieu o f seei Mrs. Kircher was formerly tho survey tu determine If this can aircraft in Lalts George, Volusia .949. The 980 Mindanao pri­ - id third A ir Medals: Lisut. ( be done, Muyor Higgins said. While the war is over, many of these shortages county, bombing rang*, according secretary of the F'irst Methodist soner* wore later transferred os Rex D. Milton. U SNR o f 8 still exist. So far, It has been impossible to obtain all Church of which the Rev. J. E. to an announcement mods today U Kawasaki and mod* to work ford received a Cold Star In the skilled' workers we need or essential supplies in by Comdr. J. V. Barry, .operations McKinley is pastor. She will be In a steel mill camp. They were a second A ir Modal: Lieut (Jg) A "body" liberally . sprinkled officer at lh* Jacksonville Naval succeeded In secretarial work by adequate quantity. made to work laboriously in the Rex J. Tucker, USNR o f Smith Mrs. J. M. Leonard. Mrs. K ir­ with catsup, was found lying qn 4 lr Station. mill, bunk amid ths aamenolse, Center. cher stated, however, that she Kansas, received the Thirteenth Street near Park A ve­ -.rfi*-' bombing described Nevertheless, we are resuming dally publication Distinguished Flying Cross, A ir ss a rectangular area approxi­ will retain her position as church nue on Thursday night. Soma in the hope that, this condition will soon be corrected director of religious education ns and Hold Star In Reu af excited passing motorists stoppad mately three miles . wide and Second, third and fourth A ir Msa volunteer worker. * and that in the meantime the public aa a whole will to Investigate and found it w£i eight miles long. bads were boards covered deU: LI«U t f j g ) R.W. Hind ricks. There is needt of volunteer only u Hallowe'en dummy. Other A ll suTfaca craft are warned understand that we are doing everything possible to ___ strew mat*. Their food ITSNR o f 4*7 18th Street, N. E. ranks were handles, .placed In ronslsted of th« starvation diet Washington, D.C., received tho A v -J IM . 0Uj 4 r f whop workers .to , address and mail render satisfactory service. A— --------------- ------is street aU Laurel Avenua and envelopes containing Christmas aerial bombing Is in o f rice and soup made of some A ir Model »"<* Onld Star In Had Ninth Street and a carpenter's Ond are requested to M e extrema seal stamps, raid Mrs. Rircher. »’ PUBLISHER o f second AlrModal; And Lieut lautkm at alt times whan opar- Workers can contact Mrs. . Kir­ bench placed on Elm Avenue near .Thirteenth S t r i c t , ___________ __ cher by telephoning 794. sting in Laka George. « MS rag* Viral »' rr , v* t : V <7 ' ^ (If A iN n it M PrpM) Robert Altman 25 Officers Are Back In Sanford Awarded Medals From Jap Frison At Navy Station • . IH, Ssaarlutrl f r t i i ) Allii-d hemlouarters announced today that three Jap army officers are under, qrrest' tor ij,i >stionfng1 In conns •"'oh * w ith. the caseation I nf th: •* (too Ittle airmen on Oct.! 16, lit; near Shanghai. No. ..vciflc >!._rge« have lieen fjledi but one Uteri. Cell. Shigeru 8awuda Is .known In, have been. In charge of the Shanghai area when the three Americans were killed and Iheir bvdles__crf "V.Ded. CKlnrsu, Filipino and ibmulsh wtlnesscs hysterically cursed the laps, screamed for the death of l.t. Ccn. Tomoyukl ‘ Yamsshi A and thiew the war criminal trial into cimtimml turmoil today. Scenes "so liestlal it Is hard to find words to describe them’* Sanford Boy Taken Navy Day Ceremony Is Climaxed With Prisoner D u r i n g Award Of Honors Fight For Bataan Seminole Crops Rank Highth In Entire State Dr. Orville Barks Back In Sanford To Resume P r a c t i c e Total Value Of Ve^. etahles* And Fruit Set At 12 Millions Loses 18 To 12 To Buccaneers r'toda Scores Two Daytoda 'o uch i downs In 7 Minutes Of Pl ay! A K S Drivers’LxaminationH Given A t Armory Phm. E.G. Mulliffan — Given Discharge From U.S. Navy a M-Sgt. Robert HarriH New Ritz Manager J o h n. J. "Lee IS In Charge A t USO CITY BRIEFS Mrs. Kircher Named Pull Time Secretary Announcement By Warning Is Given Of Bombing: Practice "SU& B T - �■ r h m m m F R ID A Y , N O V E M B E R 2, 1915 T R E S A N F O R D .H E R A L D . S A N F O R D F L O R I D A ■lie Sanford Herald Profitable Lives • Poo|ile who concentrate on religion Mre likely to lie unduly distrustful of science; but in the scientific rigo that we have been coming through lately, the religioriists may krlpV.i"oVivI^have the better of the argument. “What shall it profit a ■wi'rihr Art Jman", asks Scripture, "if he gain the whole world and lose his own uouir . There Is plenty in this world for everybody, if it it properly handle^. Plenty 0 1 foodstuff, plenty of homes ir materials to make them, plenty of people to do what is needed, plenty of ways and means to travel and see the world. Why, then, so many sad and worried faces? Walt Whitman our American poet-philosopher, preach od and practised some good fdens. He said particularly that he did not want to be "demented with the mania of rani. «• ow'ning things" and was not “ proud or Htuck up." “ Hence­ M llr r a a l forth I nsk not good fortune," he said. Henceforth I nm ararS fa r good fortune I" Just living, having enough to oat and a bod to sleep in and friendly people to tulk to, wifs enough for him. ' * We don’t need to whittle life down to that degree, with so many beautiful and wonderful things and possibilities in the world. Hut mnyhc even thnt would be better than de­ voting life to making and UHiwg bombs and munitions, liv­ ing in hute and fear. - * ROSE BUSHES ■ ;U55“°*" * A Now flhlpmont Just Received iw o p e t w a t IM A Y N E O E C ? Place Your Orders Now For Buates^From Next Wock't BA0ETO u s e Shipment. T B 1S A Q A IN r m r M h r r irf T * c n ktrk la f , i l a - lk» i f e f ' t j f ' * • r a , a f - p a lr t r a ant SXhr<"hJtl"" > llr»il.in a t apaFriday, November % tB4S BIHl.K VPItah rtllt TODAY A houN.n ir .mrn i a i .— a t OF ‘DBVOTinh M a YBU PERFORMS MIR EH OF PHYSICAL I1KAL _ AS WBGK AH BPlRITHAt :A U N «. .lumen 5:10: Tlic iyer of fnllh shall nave hilt It 1» sick. n Ben-ire men nre coming how •o fttit these days that wo con'1 •- elite ntorlen about all of them, but newa of returning veterans han priority over overt'• <Jovernor Caldwell nays we eii’t have "nwe.it boxes" In thin |ate. tint whatever It in * av( thnl In giving Florida's risen nratem a hlfick eye, wo itouU get rid of it. President Truman Iniplieii Unit Industry can grnnt further wa-;a IlKtTMM without ruining price'. ; Hlmost on the anmo day the ob pf butter goes up five cei\U pound. Wc auipect that other f*a will too. h«. In many catea, y already have. s' It would be a fine llilnd If Ip lo y e r * would "do iltitn others they Would bo done by" when ked for wage Increase* by bor unions, and If union lead' i‘ WOtilfl ant ask for higher idea than thav would like to “ 1 '* ‘ ‘ were cmpluyers. rthe City of Sanford will tooperate In a clean-up campaign Jgwsorwl by the Warnin'* Clph. nfrUa Bhd parkways, playground* and vacant mts hove been allowed to grow up in weade during the W*f. largely on account of the ahgrtsn o f labor with which to trimmed. Labor J * there will be y visitors In Florida, In 8an, this winter despite the Hen to postpone advertising. It ehooves us to present a> nttrucfee-ait -appearanee aa possible.— —____ but S I la to have a ne& radio long With Ra many otbgf (a of progrHs. At least lave -a. radio station If imjnjeallons Comei the eppllcalldn on fit*. And there Is evhrv m to believe It will since ;ido has two lURnne, Is soon It another, ahd Sanford has A .good loc»l sUtlon with Marnhall’H Uflcertain^ Apparently, after having fought and bled niirf triumphed tp a degree the American people, never experience^ be­ fore, there is still a war to fight. It is a war centered in the minds and hearts rtf the American people - •'a cam­ paign against the lightness and irresponsibility with which h o ninny of us have accepted the-aftermath, of the conflict, assuming that oil our foroig/i troubles are over. — General- Marshall,- tho-loader- whose words-are.credited at least as much rh those of any other man, rays flatly idwt our demobilization "has become diRintcgontion, not only if the nrmed forces but apparently of all conception of world responsibility and what it demands of us." While nost Americans have relaxed and thrown off their war burdens and- started ignoring the rest of mankind In our familiar fashion, this, great leader, protests that he- has "never felt so uncertain of anything in his life," ns of the present world situation. ' Americans do not want to fight the war ovoF ngain, or sec the. world go to pieces. Hut most of uA wake up, take a brace and get hack to reality. It is still a very dan­ gerous mid precarious world, which calls for intelligent understanding, wary walking and u.high degree of jmtrlotic devotion. ' <h«tm In thU -------“ 7 •• ..........i k, SANFORD Knowing Latin School hoys hud better learn their Latin, A lot or high ranking allied military men and diplomats, Gen. Dwight D. KInonhawcr und Mark* Clark among them, were "talked to in Latin the other day at Oxford University, England. A great many pleasant things were said to them, ^ed im­ pressive degrees conferred upon them. Hut it all was done in Latin by the orator of the University. Eisenhower was called "the Cincinnatus of his age, a man of modest bearing and unfailing composure when mil­ lions of men fallowed In a war grunder in scale und greater than any known In history." His American friends wonder If he understood n word of It.' Probably he did catch-a phrase here and thcru, -for most well-educated men hnve studied I .at in at Home point in their careers. Latin study is still the foundation of good English speech. Also, no military man considers his education complete without serious consideration. of the campaigns of Julius Cacnar, ns related by himself, and thpso of Hannibnl us related by Livy. Auto Accessories f j Tires and Tubes • lottery • To All Your Bakery Needs - - w V iIt'a * always fresh Vhtm you bay It.a t, Road Service Wash, Polish and Wax Jack K, Morrison Home Bakopy‘c IDS W. I l l ATOF A ROOF In the U. 8. 10th Air Force compound In Kunming, Um* Yanke watch skirmishes between Chinese-soldier* of the-Metkmal Ami;« and Yunnan Province. Thla preliminary fighting now threatens to tun Into civil wur. The men are (L to r.): Sgt. H. Hadley, Portland, Ore.; Lt. J. O. Hamilton, Dorchester, Mess.; and Sgt. Raymond r. SnbcUkl. Chicago. ThU is an official U. 8, Army Air Forces photo, (latcroallonol) Immediately accompanied by an ei[u»l increase in labor producUvlty, means an Increase In costs of iiodiu-tion. Increased ctoate must be |tassed along In price increases or absurbed by a rcdUClion of profits. Rut if Increeaod wage* are forced upon a firm or Industry and It la either not al­ lowed to Increaae prices or price —tkutment* Tome too—fate,- then the government almp|y creates more, labor-management friction and Economic danger; • We have a dismal feeling that the price line and the cost of liv­ ing Ime will be difficult to hold, ip spite o f the Prealdent’s cheery confidence that Industry will havt 'hU o r that sum to ppy out be- Phone 37 oFhww M j j i W E AiR E 1N O W A B L E r f o F in a n c e /( -■ • . •. - . . ... ‘.w PIURC B A S E S ^ Y O U !I • 1 AtrtdinohilerFurnitiffit:- Radios -) w ,t■ • * - T s’*Y u a ; vKj EfedHdi Appliancea•- Equipment L 0 ■ i ■i '■i'»; *> i h • -follow bpg Senator Andrews' announcement that he will not a#*k r*-election next year on account of Me health, former Odverpor Holland has aunounced that M- wRI be , e candidate for the ejtyica. Holland had already been at I N to make the race by many Mends throughout the' ateto end Recharging R ofetb ’ s will work successfully. Her* 1* so. Yto say thla because man why. ogrmentK still do not knga Every Increase in wages, unless —l ’re»W *ut,Ttuiian'* - wage-price alemaat— In uur econo ulc— life. policy speech Tuesday night wus .This Is because economic Ameri­ addressed to a restless and con­ ca is a complicated affair. There Is big business and little business, fused nation. All of us have been mass industry with low unit troubled and apprehansion has in­ . r&Va.!ij_xm8ll nrufiL-blg^turfloter creased because o f'IK e rtloUntIRg business, and many a marginal strikes, wage dispute* and delays enterprise. In r*convtrsion. Today the na­ However, tills does no( excuse tion U still restless and confuted. the policy that' has been anIt is dubious about the ehapw- and notlTWWtTThe fault w r ffn d with kind o f paw wage-price policy It the President's formula - Is that It follows the line of the easiest In all fairness, tt should ti* way. It Is a slapdash, stop, pointed out that the President gap answer. and hfs advisers, trying to - dis­ Politically, of couraa, It appaara cover a formula for reconversion to be an ideal formula. I t meets W**e adjust menu,, found them, labor's demand that wages be tnwives between fhe devil and the c! cased but that thy cost o f livdrtp tdu* »es.-Th«re l» nr> mafb I r jg b e held down. Economicalcal formula VtHeTTcah iult every • i ' »^ ,s4 • * •\ —. * r, i. i , t-■ # •» . * i ■ji .i , * * i f ; ■ a La : , c.2 V4 - *............ > v lv » •' . " */*- *■ ' ,-yRr.tPQ| * iiWaaviwi * your parehase whether it cost* 511 * i33 Cf . i �*< ‘ '. v ^ - W i T ^ r ' SspipKPB■ "r. ; v- v TRIDAV. NOfEMBER 2, 1015 tnfm m ■—, , .. ' / M . 1 ^[,. £ TOR SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA *S*e- And Personal Activities n o t ic e facial Calendar The Herald w tri'l * the nece* sily of omitting a number of FR ID AY srelal item* from today’# edition | .Mr*. Nett Eppersoh nf Milinr meeting of the Deruhl on account of i woukee I* attending the winter >■- i;i*£ Unit No. 5.11 machinery difficultlr*. season with her *l*tcr Mr*. CasM i,-i lA'ffinn Aiixlll*! _____________________ | auntlru .Schultz nt (111 Park Avelr Id nt the Legion j nue. MtiNnAY T Sophomore Cl a s s , Mr. . „ i At Crate inn<' daughter etc** of the W.s.rvs. Ilf the I W in s C u d v ■ r.-t V n h ti'D t Church will meet ________ P. .!. n« folio.v*: Circle , , , ’ - Mu .W oltir Oltrk. -JOT I ' •T h* *<ndwnre da** won the cup • Averiic i 'ji{•[" Xo. ’ 2 . for prejantinn the best one net Georg,: MM'rur.1, Went First hi the Celery Crate We­ ll. Circle No. :i - Mr*. .1. K. dne*dny night. The judg-v* based i Palmetto Avenue, their derision on nrijtlnnlilv, ta'i i - Mr*. M. ’ Me- lent and rnowrtianship displayed ,V: liiivw— ;-.y-4lw*presentation* of the fresh* The itrerd of the Womans "***'• 'xophfljttre, junior and sen* ■ li.ey of tlie I’ rcaliylorlnn *°-' classes. no i ,i|| melt .at '{:;10 P. M. The judge:, were selected from i the iv tali. . the audience and Jne McCaslin . • hip pot-luck supper at »>«de the presentation Thursday it t C.hri;U#n Church nt»7 UU morning* to the president .o f the ^ J f. AH' inefill-vm and friends sophnuiru class, Kav Shoemaker, ••i • i-l li> attend. T, lloyd fiv the musical pantomlne “ Such .ovlotl e.f- ttcahf W-Hk- he ifiiesl is- Ml'l-'F, *• , ' * u „ a . o iw .i June have recently moved from Washington, I). C. to Sanford where tuey plan to make their home nt Celery Ave­ nue. Mrs.. Gtnyd is the sister of Mr*. Elmer Hnymn.i of this city. -L R A G E T IIR E B —'.■J i . g .'W ■•- i i P r Miss.Reitz Entertains ONE OF THE SWEETEST W AK HA HIES ■ Evening- Bridge Club The Tuesday Evening Ilridge Club met Tue*. night at the home j o f Miss Margate, doits at a.IP'J t Fanfovd Avenue. Rooms of the Kelts, home were decorated with) Fall leaves a m i t h e autumn ; scheme was further carried out i with appropriate tallies. Mrs. Robert Ilruce won high srora after several progression* of bridge had been played. Miss Kelts assisted by Mrs. W, II. Reiti served refreshment* to the following: Miss Louisa, Perkins, Mrs. John F. Bolt, Mr*. ! Burrell Hudgins, Mr*. Nicholson Ashby, Mr*. P. II. Tepsic, Mr*. Robert Bruce, a n d Mr*. Frank Ray. Your Attention Let us remind you that our radio service won’t “ arrive smui'*— It's “ been here" nil the time. HAUERS Ilf* .Mugnuliii I'hone Avc. 2!) St>r* iis al our now hom e MS P a rk A v e . smin. TERRACE TALK M. L. Cullum who ;in* been out of the city mi buslnexi for the past aeverul months for ' ’nj*e and Company returned Wednes­ The following th e m e on day. LA D IES' ROOM Is stolen from the Good Housekeeping Mag— Mr. and Mr*. Wurt W. .War­ Would a lady grab twice us many ner have relume*! ..homo after paper towels es she needs, strew, spending the - weekend In Jack­ them around, ami crumple up the sonville with Mr. and Mill. Ralph user! one ami toss. them on the ] W. Warner. Ralph Warner is In flour? Would u lady cover every. the physical training department Inch o f ejiate with her pursc^ -sV* of the Jacksonville 'N aval A ir coat an'A 'jfther belongings, *0 . —a'rtv *■ -V • T C IT G U I • ' ----------- --------- -------------------- Station and Is sports editor of there isn't u spot for anyone j else? Would a lady deface tTia! 1'nwphtcr*. of tlie Wesley of the Methodist Church will meet the Jax A ir News. furniture, shelves and window i , “ * ■ in the annex at 8:00 P. M. -Mrs, Hknry Thurstop. Mrs. allla—with cigprette burns, litter, . • "............ ) Hostesses (will he: - Mrs. l\. HWinn, Mrs. C. M.* Flower*. Mr*. Jacob S. Best a n d daughter, the floor with stubs? Would u E. McKee and Mrs. M. B. Shola, have gone to Dunellen, lady smooth on lipstick, with hcr.| N. J. to attend • the wedding of finger, and then wipe her finger Smith. .... „ , ... , Miss Grace E. (>eorge and Mr. on the wall or the furniture? * he Business tt om en*-Circle ilerbert A. * n . „ . . nn »,*,mi. Thurston which will Would a lady leave a grimy ba­ Thi is not (he only baby com |sUpplit - to the lu lr.-igueie,l *u|. f the Presbyterian Women’s be solemnised in the St. Andrews sin? Or hairs to clog the plumbIng out of this war, here in San ■diet's iiLi*Je i'llllilipmv voiup:iij;iAuxiliary will meet nt 7:30 P. M. • 22 Church •M-ferdr-nr— Is— she— the pn?TtTesTrnTe iTn, lnHiiiiulizcd uih| thou ley mii < Cameron nmeron Avenue with by plane Friday to attend the comb .she leave* liehlnd? Would But she is the choice of her par- were monlh- of mm, ami iiijse. i a lady spill powder on makeup1ents und naturally they think she to emliiie , before In- ivfts ol io* to Mn. Beatrice Itohh as hostess. wedding. A fter the wedding Mrs. table anil chair, to streuk' some |I* the sweetest und ireltlest. make a tn home tn In- ihmchtei ......i,... dress. lu nitt WOULD n a ■ ................. . tuki ot IJU.'I, her , inn Meeting of the W.O.W, at 7:30 [Best and daughter will visit Pfr. other woman'* A Ijile in the '••Pi'iniy" Slli* liehilirIn P. M. I Jacob Best In Albany, N. Y. BACHELOR EVER- MARRY. IF father, Williniii Pul VCr of New Sanford and w* |«-n|ih* w.lmlive HE COULD SEE SOME LA D ­ York City, was inducted into here, have een he* lake- h i W EDNESDAY IE S ’ ROOMS? the armed forces o f our country, lu -l .-tep- to tn find wall A hoard meeting of the Gar­ N,1H nil. , all I- ,-ind mill ..... . . The Golden Rule I* the basts LUtle did he dream Hint one da\ den (Tub will bo held in the home out |,et “ Pop” is-till: in the hn.-piliit nf the liest manners everywhere. ho would return to find m of Mrs. Julius Dlngfelder nt A well-bred woman dislikes a ' Palmy looking up at him say­ waiting for the Army dtwlor* to 10:00 A. M. Instead o f In the The Future Farmers of the messy powder room, *o she makes ing, “ Daddy1 in her own sweet. say it is Okay for a discharge home of Mrs. H. II. McCaslin Seminole High School nnd their no clutter nnd tidies up after her­ way Noi •lid -In .know ............................. .._ , „ . . ,. , . us there is illness in her family. guest enjoyed u party at the self ns carefully in a public wash­ that her millet was a siililfei eT^ f,'l to trlm-o to n home that is | \ -till empiv for Penny's “ Mont" Future Farmers Chapter Huiise room ns she would In the home this great . cause. THURSDAY Then u huge transport plane, lie.* fo imer-Mis Penelope Tliomn on the school farm Wednesday nt of a friend. She Is nlwny* con­ Business meeting and luncheon 8:00 r.M. siderate of those who follow her. of whirl) her “ Pop" wa* a crew of Siinfoiil and Geneva, who iof the. Snnfonl Woman’s Club The H.B. POPES arc the keen­ member, crashed on the terra slill wailing pntienlly to stroll Seventy-five guests participated at 12:30 P. M. at the Club in contests, stunts, and enjoyed est operators In town! No hous­ firmn while engaged In hunting down F i l l Street on hit, anil House, Mrs. Freston R.. Stephen­ dancing. The winners of the con­ ing shortage for them— instead son as sponsor. Progrum will be tests wete; Costumes: lla iel the SHAMROCK. In case you are litpuny, and <V I tiling. Bible Study and solo by Mrs. Haines. Hoyt Galloway, Elaine not famillnr with the SHAM­ Mi A Min'' will present a George Harden. Hostesses; Mrs. Cook and Frankie Wilson; Annual ROCK— it is a boat and is simi­ iMHirse of training in lendershlp S. tJ. Hlghloymnn, Mrs. W. S. Future Farmer Treasure Hunt: lar Jn appearance to an ola skills al further JtnllywniMt. SlioteBrum ley, Mrs. F, T. Meriwether, John Brunt ley. Ollie Belle Fort- Mississippi River steamboat with The staff * of the Hollywood ' *ln ff ....cling lo he Held weekly. Mr*, li. J. Lehman, and Mr*. son. Lennnn Hale. Viola Alexan­ all the luxuries and romforta nf der, Buddy Carter, Beverly Cra- a colonial home. They have three Shop* met fm dinner at the Slav. | Osrar Harrison. 1 Ginger B O ® ilirk, Hoyt Galloway ami Eloise bedrooms, two baths, living r»omr fair lintel Tuesday evening tn . Cook; Cracker eating contests: dining room, breakfast room, make jdans for the opening of Joseph COTTEN Verne Clark and Evelyn Watkins; front porch und the top deck which their enlarged store in Sanford, MISS ROBERTSON PLEDGED \ Shirley TEMPLE Pie eating contests: ■Ralph John­ can be used for n terrace or ball­ nnd to hear C. I.. Ailing, director1 , e* ^ DELAND, Nov. 2, (Special)— son ami Mis* Frankie Wilson; room. The SHAMROCK Is docked o f the Bettei Management Foun-| * : ,Miss Leslie Robertson, daughter Apidc ducking contest: John nt Indian Mound Village where datlon, speak oil the need for of Mr. and Mr*. H. L. Robertson Brumley and (Bile Belle Fortson; the POPES plan eventually to leadershi|- training. of Jonesboro, N. C. has been Musical Chair; Billie Owen and build. Present were Kathryn Brooks, H A LLO W E ’ EN was true in manage, of the Sanford store. pledged In Pi Beta Phi sorority John I.undquist; anil the Nall .... ...... ..... „j® ____ t+ at John U, Stetson University driving contest wa* won by the form this year whnt with grnwn- Hose Shames, munngci of the where *he is enrolled ns a junio^. eveit numbers whn enjoyed u box |un* grinnlng-nnd-hearing the tra- Orlando stoic. Bose l.eyy* Isiok* nf candy, . ditlonal doorbell ringing, snap on keeper, U n it Meyer, nmnager of Hut dogs and cold drinks were |curs and doors, and the over- the Phyllis Garment Company.1 g o£ o f chairs ami pole^j^he itergaw t^J ocM*. I nin H»fl/':ind served throughout the evening to i turning CARD o f TH A N K S ttgOisc ^Cnlldnarv. de j ai l men I Jhe guests und the adults attend cutest lltt Iwll and said very heads.. Martha* Htawnst, ma1n*g,,r rang duf lie! W « wish to thank the,friends inr were: Mr. and MM.' Alex ches rang PHOTON II. — * the rhihlren's department, I , . . .— ,i— whir-have k,«— Johnson. Mr. ami Mr*. ILE. True quickly in u sort o f a whisper, of a f, ^mu-dSAT.J'Wtber «•'••••* Msiua * #i,y. T n w fi^ h e fr sympathy and ten- and Mr. and Mrs. R.F. Coojcr. "Do you happen to have a cat'* Frank Shames.’ partner in the cnThe prizes f6r the contest win­ damess In memory of her. t.irlno.i - Novelty - News The Edwards Family ners were donated by various merchants in the city and amount- books, hunting kiTtfu, .show tic­ whisker, 11 ra fg mjl orJcpiiik-UlU?. ,«Yi to approximately |40. Included ket*. face powder, hunting light We are on a scavenger limit nnd }' a m t li. a big hurry!" in the gifts, were; leather pocket and etc. If you, your lip* would keep from slips, of these five thing* 1 When you Iota V advcitii* l,ew are: OF WHOM YOU SI'FAK, t o wno.M YQ U SPEAK. AND,-, They Don't Stay Ljit Long HOW AND WHEN AND ■>._ WHERE C. E. T .j '■ a <*•: Ir " . iSiS H g i ■V -ff.y ^ Monday While We Have ,bf ,» Future F a r m e r s Are Given Pflrty im Hollywood Sit a f f Is Given Dinner Vitid O t"*' l° ,C ^ c r ^ 1 • ‘ \A 0" 1' .a'J00’ ;,* o c ) 1 U BE 1*\\v'°*' < D ra g S tan * ’V o « t W o n roug The Lostls Found By Our W ant Ads Forecasts ot Autumn SHOES N O W OFF RA TION LIST ■ f m 3-95 to 0.50 to dramatlia YOU'LL LOOK WELL Now He Can Enjoy A ROBE! LADIES’ SHOES Styles SLEEP W ELL-A N D & iH ATfcAM a pretty foot. Pump* for "apeclal" occasion*,.hiythe young atrap*. Rest i* \it.il in jjoiiiI looks, its surely ;fs a jjiioil “ lil;inkrt_ i’rrxsrnri.it ro ;ruTRht’ s sotiiul sltep. Setf oTTr i ’ l u t l u n i " A l r l o o n r V for instaiut*. T lir e e .mil MEN’S SHOES 3-95 to 7.75 .t lu ll poumlx o f w:irmtli-plua>liRliniexx in 7sr o 1 1 , 811 , 25r i co tton. O r -L'liathum's " W o o l s h i r r " , * .1 IIKT ( Down to earth eumfort In ahoe* built "lo take If. \w iglit. virgin w oo l lil.mket in full futii extra six inches in lenjith! Rote, blue, cedar, grsan, peach. 1 0 -fo Rayon satin binding. 72 x 90” Ar COM $ 7 '.9 5 . ' ■ '' ■ -l *4 ' ' • CHILDREN’S SHOES i • t dolmanslowed. Bide Injf— glimioroi ipcd (Inters. Excitingly wanlrobe lea.. uddltions. In fUttcrBlack •• 1 *1 . A II wool, pari wool, rayon or cotton we know we SANFORD * * c*n pieane him with a ROYAL or STANDARD rob«. Solid color*, two-tonm, Ntripw nnd plnida. J.39 to ij.98 The prlcen atari at $R.B5. S IZ E D S M A L L • M E D IU M - L A R G E ■ Jf I d . t- *«i v' ! ' 1 ’v* * , p •♦ I » O ffic e "Correct Men’s Wear” • -i '■v » 1 • - i* W00LSHIRE Yowell LUXURIOUS COMFORT OF HOME Sturdily built shoes for the youngsters , . . daslgnad to withstand th# roughaat kind o f wear . . . Many famous brands to salad from • . ,r " pound Ilo tll. with the .uhleil .uK .int.igi- o f an �- RXnE — — :— - - T - ' the FOUR i.Awr. *io\ m ir. H A rrm n n it r ii 11at l»« i t It T u | l » r , |iMRtnr HU *»• ft »• j A. M It'/ lu tiil H iifit. M o iT iltiK W o r s h ip l I .no A . ^ nilhfuliiy l't«a»ur I' l.ak 1 MMil i. W, i v e t , r n>nda» drheoi. ivrfl* PmirliiAg. 11:00 A U i l» *• |H H M » H lit|r r*rk « . T 0 r a U 6 H A va. h i m i m en « th h i . WAR MINISTER CHAIBAUD / in • r 11liar. 2 :3 » I*. M. r u n in v < h i in i i — i.iiM iw o u ii llrv. Mark T. raipenlrr. Hummar aarvlurt *.3ft A M. ■ W-. ,1-H: Wi jflbJD ’ ** . % 1 A MlMBIR O f THI FIRST CONTINCINT of U. S. Marines to arrive In Tientsin .to occupy the North China-port nller the Jap stiri'cnder, this Leatherneck Is given n royal welcome. Chinese mid Russian girls cl#er «nn w ave flogs as he rides through a Ticntslh street In e bicycle rickshaw behind the grinning human motive power. (Infentollonol) , SHI RAN AWAY from her grand­ mother while walking In arhbol. and Mnc* that moment Beverly Forbes (BbhveA T. .n f HPFJtjr. Maas., has not been found, though polite and volunteers art anarch. Ing lor ht& Ucr mofher. Mrs. K M. Forbes, was III In a hospital and not told o f ‘ Beverly’a dtsappeirance. (fnfem olionnl 355fiHphof5J : • *. « • M iMi ~I'mV♦ *' _ r u s s n iT K iu s a c u f'it c t i I) illtOWNI.K.K. ti It.. I’aHlor. I'ornrr » l link i d . Third iinday srrvl...*; * • :lb A *1 - -MdiPliiy HWumiI. Il:n n 'A M.—Morning Worship. :Jo |' M J iil< •■ ••tid Hanlur lot; Pen*»|r. :10 P -A L ■ - .Evening Worship. l ^ M tiifT * < ^4 'uinrr* Ijinrr: Avr. ami lllh At '.'Where . >niH la Itral" , K. f. tV.., tl'- HIT. J Parlor r. W||j(#> riumloy Helumti Muoi . lu:ai> A. M M •• r il l n k l>m>hlloiial H.r.vlrt. 11:"# A. M. Chrbit Amnnaaftihi plat. ?:*a IV TH. Ktapgrllrttr Mrrlinar. p w i - !• M • Prayer uinrUiig unit lllkle Hludy. riiui.rtny »:oo r . AI. Wr.lnra.lat nflar.incn . p r a f u i W ith . *:f'C t u M m «i ||| T A L K I N G TIRES a t u t p. S W. I*. Ji iio o k h . Jr. l\.»ior Snmla) ffrfinni, !>:(( A. M. ••-"•'or "'Hrahli. I ' "* A M. Tralnlnx Union, I:|& I' M u n. •• i ll. |>.. II. ••!>• •• lino. •* Hllrr III. .I» n ,•% . n s r s e H i'i iiaTP.Iti, A;^l»A»KINHit*aa(pr n M. r iK ir r ttrh iiiii, lloinitiK U ornhip. 11 tio Y. V. K. — n.au.1% M. I'rM irllifil fc |\ M I'r a y ir K P m -h ln a. I.Oo I'. Jt T i l l " , . i l l m u o p (3011 n T y A t n i . i l ' .1 y i f t l i H ' r r a l. •Sl*>v. I ' h i i I V l.U a . r.« a lo r . ^ Illllin | TWINTY'SIX-YfAR-OID farmer Bill Adam s o f L e a c h v llle . A rk ., Is shdwn as he won the title nf chainpfcn cotton picker at the sixth annual cotton picking contest, at Blythevllle, Ark. He gathered 7d pounds In o n c -o n d -o -h a lf hours, competing against 133 pickers from twelve dates. With the title goes a * 1.000 prise. ffn tfn 'o'u vsC i MIMBfRI O f THI N rw V IN IZ U IIA N OOVIRNMINT recognlred by th* L'nlted Htntaa aflrr ronsullatlon wllh other American republics, four traders of the revolutionary movement that overthrew former Preaident Angarlla are plcturetl above: Major Carlos Delgado CHBltmud, Minister of Wur; numiilo Betanrourt, President o f the Revolutldhary Junta; I ajIs beltron Prieto Flguerddo, Secretary o f lha Junta, Sod Dr. Oonsalo nayrioi. Governor of tlic Federal District. , (fn frm a lign a lj j d.'li'.iil Saturdays. S:SI H arvif-ea. I lie u a . U M a r lliit f W r iln a a la y K» SO I’ M. rue. am i i *iu r. h a i - t i i t CIIHHi ’H lamr»i Av* at Ninth 81 A. i*. i *hnip. I’lihtiir sundiiy iviionl »:»b A M T H ili.Hlaii.ii a ipl aim Mini: Worship 11: A. M. Tialnlna Hnl'in ftuu l*. ». i t .-iiinir s.-ri li-i- » u« I*. Jt. \Vtdmimn - Mid-week H*r*lca, (:3a > I'berv-Hiher-Tui-ariity — Mindy It •• ill. w i i u ln a . 7:20 Plral uml Third iV.BI,Uh I 00 p. M Tu* adaya— T in . r i u 'u cm o r n o n Oanava and Him AVvnusa flay. tv. C. Holcnmh, iwster Bundav M-hool. IOiSO A. M M-.inin, Harvlu*. II * h a M. Tauna IVopla, 7:00 I*. M. Sunday Nianl Hrr*lrt, lies l*. M Wailnaaday nlahl prayar aarvtca, 'A P. M. to M J in d • W lillB U S C IIIIH II extratougli W iS T M IlU IN T O P IM O I.A L E G A L COMPARING NOTH AS THIY IIA V I the White House where they con­ ferred with President Tinman on the labor-managrnlent conference scheduled to start Nov. S in Washington arc'W illlnm Cirren (center) A.F.L. president; Martin Durkin (le ft), head nf the A.P.L. Plumbers Union,'and Doris Shlskin, American Federation nf Labor cconoitiist. Green told reporters that his organization "cannot ngrre to compulsory arbitration or a ho-striko pledge.” (fnfem aiionai A'oundpholo) AFTIR 0RIITIN0 THRU* at Uw White House, President TrfcmaiAa'plcti with indmbers of the newly organized Far Eastern Advisory Comt N O TIC E •IIIIIKH UK f t nr.rcATfPA., TO! liOW AltD H MAXtt I.IJ* %iitt.iup |a|»ir«- of rrfltlFftCf I'imsI OfMrr oiM ltM In aWrlilfr. Avon. .*«'w V..U air hrlrhy nvllU«-d al»<l H>; •iiiiird l*> ii|i|M-.ir l » a i-rrlaln uiu ..t rmiipl.iHtl Him ua l«pt fl>" *•> 1 iirlnin I- it»aw»H. for ill\»re«. •ilil i till !!••» ixMiilIng In the «'lrt-ull 1’iititl •.! iVniiiiiilr i ■•!■i i l> . r'hul.la, •■■ hi lb-fun- Ihb lirrain* cr Itul* l*.i>. Iti.wll. the « l'l <■*> i, In-vriiilier. ISIS II Il*r UII I hereof ».ilil i-aur v III iriH'e«.il M> l*nrl* l.rl llila older I" piililli hnl foi .hr vialnluit llmr. iri-Hrefl try law n Ih. HANK* III! IIHHAMI. u newt paper of RMlIhll rlrrulallon in said < until» . Ilil Hlalr. to tt I I.VMtH hiv hand anil o l^ ia l m I hi •.lip-* —I-Pw»luid.-Hi-.|uitoflv .mini.'.- I'liirlgii. ihl* l« i dir Nniamlit;. IXIi IV I . IIHITNIMIN I ’liik l ‘liru|(. I'ourt Si itillmlr iHiupt). Kljil Ilia, ie n r o ll i ’ourt Spall l T iir. i ssi'itcft n i' h u h * f I lHtHH MINI I IlKV II. W M 11.1.1:If- V*»Mtor Sirvlrft Hii min > ill fBtou I*. M. -jt ta k e lfo M norvli'#. n i u i i n t > t a n ,nii A I.I.IA M I. TAIll'.ll HuniuriliOrimi'Iu lliul yciful (inn Vil Avrtiue. IfrV liHI.fi I. Hinlltl. Mil inli«.v ■ lllh ln F fltfy lV , N O V E M B E R t BANTnwn jrew A T ,n .flffirofttvP i,O R T n A i'ii.M m K (M iin *iA i. < l i r m n curvin' of park Avpiru« and Ira reft. „ • Minial.r, J. fil ln ml llnnl. Sunday Nr-hmil. |f:W Morning IVorahlp, Uv*"- I!\ t r i l l . \Vttt*lll|>. MtWII I*. M v iv iii H t r v lr t x . . . / l i m i t . U iM nn. 1 .JI* WSBSBT U. S. SINATOR llumef E. Ca|>ehaft of Indiana, injured in an aulo crath near Noblcsvlllc, Ind., is shown abed In a rndianMnills, Ind., huipilbl.Thc Senator, accompunicd by W. F. M er­ chant of Fort Wayne, suffered a broken ankle and fcclal cuts when | his ear collided with one dylvcn by j a soldier, . . „ . .(/ntrQiotianp'l, I CARRY m. ■jin* H ^ W O R R Y I n su ran c e- A Regular Ad ?>t Thl» NeWBpaoer^ JEW ELRY M AKES Such LO V E LY *G IFTS WARM W INTER CO ATS ft. si. ftBNKt.n. Pastor. Monday Rotuml, IBiOB A H. Preach Int 1I:BP A. M. . Bvnneallalle Barviha, lit * P. M. Mldwsak Prayer and "ru l«« Her. Thursday rvamaa. t:#o P U. f i l l lu ll IIP f l l l l l a T F o r 5 1 yrnrs K e l l y hna been ■jiccinlirinR in compounding tire ingmlirnts with one iden in mind — to ufh neu. So todny'a’ tough Kellys nrc no surprise. They’re T O U G H bemuse o f the Kelly 7---- Aem»>rr«Warr (fend nmHht fa tig u e • p roof, h e a t - r c a la tln r enrraxs, Stafford'H Service Statioh “ Ccr. Y i i d ' & SaHford I'hono 01.10 H in iu u d e ( '.u n it y f n u r ih o u ii* . I ll b l* C l ia r e * . III.(Ill A . M. r n n iin u n liin . I l:u a WursliliIi a n il M S B R an t n n w M U N tT T Kienlna H,-i%li-r — Titn P. M. iJ fin tfH Wrdnrkiliiy Nlahl P h o i -i MiPRANK J. Itryann. DD. Paainr Ink- - 7:1(1 P. M AIITIIHH I . Illin.lCIt. Mlnlalar. Srrviri<b foi Hiinday— 10-00 A M - Hmiday Krhn"i A. M — Murnma Wornllip. tJKTfinlllBT- c n rN C II i . ,1i1. :•»•• p . ai i• u iu * ( ' . . . i u . i s n x m a tr . , AuaHn, paainr ni. 10:00 A. M. lA IA A T 'O a ANMT C I I a IIBI. ntl. Hu m . 810 Karl d.imnd Hlrani (ship. tliOB A. I t nun'lay »<-h(iiil. P;( t A. M. - Prayor Hartlca l i l OO A. Bt. VTi*. I- k mi P 7 j f . Hlrrrl Mm nn». 7.0b P. H HvanatlUlIc Uarvlco. S.uO P. H. Prlday Haavlce a:BB P. U. c n p iifis n r t ev. It.. L . llusi . I l l t'atme IBlAt A. M. —Bnfldar Hchont, Uert Olthi Hnporlntrndant. 11:00 .< ’j| • Millions Worship. 7710 P. ». -N. 1. p. u SiOo p. M. — Kvanliis Wprrliin s no | — I.I..-'AVrombdky, l-ra i.r * 7 T am i.a r A T i i o u f c h i u r n Ml Hiiula Catholic Chun h. 100 Oak AVI hu*. , llrrluryt I I I West ITlIa Hlraat. Hanftm^-H^tirtiia — ••• • Post lim e* Addroae: Uot I I I Plinnr 133 llrv. Palhar William Nachlrab: I’aalnr. Hii tul ix maaat !:•(• A. M. and III nil A M Unity Mass: ‘1:0a A. M. C»nfea»lon Hal unlay: to o P. M. BRACELETS— GOLD^fRj-SIEVBR g.no up IIO fM M -B A t’T I I T t m i t t 'l l M. rrold ( ’. Ilnnarfc, Hupt (iirnlnr •Womhhv tt:Bo - A" M:— I. T. Um • : « .P. At. [vojt'ng Wnrohta. m: t'rdnriHtay Prayrr Hervlca. T:lo 7 Put k Ava* ndoy. T ilt P. Hrrrlnr Mr*. Nyrn HuOSi-k , CH UCKW TT. » Mi - j —----. (v - HOME - d •-it to n-r-Nn-s '-V >1' i A ««A-f •: la k e RsvY' Hr. C. K mill Urn laivrlnr* West, pastor*. , Hulids) Mi-tiuiil—10:00 A. AI. ,. Alumina W »ialilp— l l i t t A. M Kvenina Worship— 7:30 P. M. fO W N AN AAMRICAN and alleged propagaWdl.t agaLnat th. AlUco. Mark Lawla Streoter la pictured in Rtlt 'cell at tha Yokohama, Japan, JaU. Streeter la being held with others charged with 'trdaaon and^ other crimOa tending their trial aa war criminals. (fnlematUmal) LA PE L PINS GEM RINGS ^.50 up I f M1I I I II M AiniHIt, to. I' l‘. M Pnliin. 0:11 hie K ill Wurahlp. 7:10 P. M Wr.lurb.lay Hervlre. I:Sa P M. Nuiarry fur Hunday M.irplns aer. Hrror H iu id n y H n rv le e —i l l Hiinday H.-hOnl—0: Wnlnrsday Hrrvlr, vine. Kar phnnra for hard of hrarliiK. IGARETTE iiAi r is T i m i m u Park AvrtiUs a t .llh 81. W. P. Ilionka, Jr.. Pastor Hunday Hfhool, 0:15 A. Jl. Wurahlp. 11 :U0 - A. N. p ih o t LIGHTERS A_“S elf-C leaning" W hite Paint 51 ChoHtcrfields! Reefers! ■* • * * c \ i! . . • Dressmakers! Casuals! o certain ui "dean F in d the w « r m w in te r coat you need fr o m o u r w o n d erfu l co llcclio n o f v e lv e t collhred C h f^ fe r /ielda, cahua Ih. re e fe rs , atunniiiK d rc iw n u k c r conta — S ix e s fa r M iM C *,x wtin>en, Juniom. * pearl '• N EC K LAC E S THER of SANFO. i • { ♦ • A ri v«B H. -r **jT • ’ ^ -Vi# ‘I • * . # • T ,1 \ y ________ --------------------% —— ____ '_____________________■ , • A ~- •• ~ ■ •_____________________ . ’ _ — ' —....... — :----—r W U �FRIDAY, NOVEMBER P a r is F f v r TI1F. S A N F O R n H E R A L D , S A N F O R D F L O R ID A 1t:*;cd to nlwnyn grin nt tliciii. | I t.r special i n.tonera werei questioned, beaten, and sturved I he said. They wvic cm hmt m' j inns whirh ' inrui.tcd n meager! civing of Vice uni an ,i it clay.| They were housed in separate! R , l U n llM o l fro m I> »* I B P just themselves to the rigid and ucrtcis nml 'VPre not allowed, » uncouth Jap regulations and 10 tnlh' to nuvnno. Iluliic Housw event.ally fifteen died o f stnr- ton of St. Petersburg, n fornuit. ^ B v a tio n and ln:k of medical cai-c, University of FlnriJn footbml! ^H'Ctintds were luutal, he said, uml U r nml KtoJcn A rt'-ir II ojcv. KSS see me-1 to enjoy boating the pri- * ho raze.veil his nnvnl operaS I sotieis with their fistr and gu:' ‘mini tnlnimt nt tile Sanford v * butt* for no-' npj nrent reattm. V r Station, worc_ nlso-inclujuJl snoots! ~~ro-npound. No .medicine— nr dorian; .vcvr ' ' \ uvnilat !e: consequently. If a man The Kmperor itcelnred the em l; icfltl became ill. no aid wa- nfiorded of tltc war on Aug. 16, IPto, j f O him. Sr i . Altman sal I thnl In nml the word was tei.-iynl to the* ^■credited the wondeiful mm air nrf*on*r.s by one of the guards.) o f'h is huddies ns ih • principal Many of the guards spoke EngTUB factor in keening him alive from lisli nml nn inteipreicr was •»j S day to duv. Kach helped the nth-i Mtmsl to each cump. Through I by trying to hike even during the the guarJ*- the prisoners uA>{ My gritnest hours. lenrneil that many of the Japs I Sir For example onerttme.- ntntm I. Hid not want to surrcmler, but | some of them were In-ins nun'1h Wanted to continue to fighL f cil for not “ mmpplng to" when American Army a n d Navy i ri .« Jap entricil the h.irtrrk-- plain. 'H-gati"ui Pplng siipp-l.-; The Jan« shaved the prisoner.’ of medicine, clnthiiu; und food t heads and then forced them to! on Aug. 15 arid continued-VhruUKh • j ’L stand at' • nttcntiim all nigh* .■/tug. SrJ. the tii.nl was the rtl> . S f Whereupon, one ^ rjsottei r n-mnrl ■ with the exception of on e-fit.. P cil. “ Well, t wa«n*t planning to (Yos* liox a year, that the pri­ 3 go rnywhrie-spirrml tonight any* soners Imd ljad in four yens. The prisoners Irani til that the. i lit. fifty of t|a* old- Jap* hud iicctVciI cimuRtt Tim Mindanao prisnnotV Cross boxes so that each pri­ 7nnvert "to t ’rtmp OlsniH- soner might have one each pci i in Tokyo wherr thrv wrrr furred month, hut instead received one to work loading nml iintoadiliR pel yvir. The prikniiers littill rniltend rars o f nri'ttv supplies. reached thi prison c»nip to which' As tlys job in nired more energy, it «ns iiildorssed, hut Would lie the prisoners were fed more lire left on' l|ie post-office floor, an I . and Mint- thnn nt the, steel mill. seldom he delivcie.l. Sul. Altm.to ■ In addition to th e reiltnod wnrkn said that if- the cump udminis . the "sps-rial" prisoner* of wnt Untota Imppened to l>e in n good1 who inelmleilr Anwi o-«o Army nuii fmme of-mim lt-they would pna*-|j Nnv.v . flycr-i. 'ami rilr news Ilint out two or three sacks of mall. I heil been shot down during mid During ills tout yearn imprison- I were also Imprisntii-d ui Grand incut lie received 30 letters. Among the "apodal" prisoner* Tlic prisoners were rescued on w a « 'the JlaH"e ere fle e *- " P a p p y " Kovingtnn, who Set. Altman -aid, An1o*‘u ., iut-1 , uiki taacn u> in " S i *he inllghcitl nml Innglirst Heiicvolcncc Hospital 8hlp which Amrrican |risonoi in the com­ tiMik them to Tokyo Buy. All pound. lie was nlsn the nrrvi- atrclcher eases remained on the est prisoner nml almost evm-v ship and were brought direct to night hr woillil sneak out of his m i .> HYhnc i i'ii, but twisohCrs wno harmrks into Jh- wort'oral Iwr- could walk like Sgl. Altman were raeks to —tal‘«. Tim—Japs bent I loveji to Manila and then taken Fnyiogtnii several’ time* nlnnv-t try boat to San Francisco. Sgt. Altman entered the ser­ to dratli. hut somehow he mniivice in Aug. IQ3U, at Ft. Screven, (in., uml was immediately sent tn llonnluhi to attend a radio school at Wheeler Field. He wni first assigned to the 1‘Jnd Bom i Squadron as a radio repairman and rum inimical ions worker, but in teptember, . l'J41, he win transferred to the i4th Itoiqn So nml run at Hickam Field, later K in g flown frsmi Honolulu to Muiiiln us h radio operator on i, Robert A l t m a n Back In Sanford From Jap Prison lie weals the Distinguished Flying Cross. Purple Heart. American Defense RUiIhiii with one buttle star. Asiatic Tacitii lliblmii with two buttle stars, Philippine Defense llihhou with one battle slur, , Good (Conduct Itibhon and Four Presidential ('nations. The Distinguished Fly­ ing. Cross *U«s awarded to * Ills * It-17 eetts' fin making the first hop from Honolulu to Manila In III a land-based plane. Tile Presi­ dential CiUltumi were a wanted WaUing For * Sail T h e M o d ern Mnrchnnt Doesn't r a i l f«g . S A LE S > IIE A D V E R T IS E S ^ dnnaa was surrendereil ARKOQANTtY FACINO THCCAMIRA, Gen. Tomnyuki YamashtU (cenler), one-time Tic< > of Midaya and comntundcr of Jap forect In the Philip* pirir:. I !*iis In a Manila courtroom as witnesses relate iletalls of atroclites with which lie is charged* Defending him during |os trial as a wsr rrd.ilnnl are t ’apt. A. Frank Heel (left), Cambridge, Mas*, and Capt. Milton Saintt-crg (rtghO. Npw York City. At rigid, as -he ^ "i.fi-i, ?{!r yvui -old I’hilippine Him beauty Coia/en Noble. She at ill we.ns K>ndagrs alter lem t tvayunctlrd several limes-In Fetwuury, liM\ tw J.ip ti who killed her tP-months-idd toby as dir held lift in l.c. .i.ir.v. Tin * uiv olllcial U. S. Signal Corpa Hailji photo*. (Intfrnat '- :l .s'i--o Ip’ior all priKuwr .d-war^eaM.tm-or-S*ota*t*~*Itrilish, madc_ captives perforin mt'ni.d t . I . changed, Saito wields his mVtt mop lit the it-11 nv under tusplctoU of King a w.n cmnliia). YOUNGEST COACH JUST TO MAKI SUM that everything run* mi "iding to plan, several homin'I R-17*. liV Krlangcn, Germany, are kept ready in U. N ocr\ipaUoa aieos Tlie tavnhers .ire *!»-; enable service trucks to move In amt out without delay. U. S. Arnijr.An k n r- jit, - n an airUct-l at llll f-Whl'-tt to Tel< rnolio.-,of l HARD HinER A BEOOAR in Itoioe, Italy, atiari-s Ids cun of weak slew with his child during hli "lunch hour." There are more Uinrh hours than lunches in thv Eternal City. Shortage* of food, clothing aad fuel arc acute and tlio Italians are faring the hardest win­ ter of llieir country's history and many deaths from hunger and dnease urn feared. (fatcrualiondl) Home I*nans — Small laonnn — G.I. r>oans W estLrt-J ct.-vdPri.T - j a (XviinIo A -MdAj isAfiTiA iliR v ', dr- | LO AN S made to buy, repair or refinance n horn llc n t lik c pay men Is — la m in terest ru les -your-SovingH arc - insured - here- tif Srti»tnl, I Inui Mfilulv l.ivui First Federal Savings & Ltiari Association •of Seminole County— 2(H) Magnolia Avc. - MSNIh »*f ARMY HUtU Lt. Carmetl de Ms rep. fisoireonpjWTii NTT". adjusts the lie t'NN’ tl rketi hrd on Urn cast of l.L Francis t ‘Itarry. r'olecn. La . who retunw*t to Medal tha If. S. on tha bnrpiut ship A L | (Utmifuin. The ship dw lifd i t SUtfli * WV l<Uml. N Y. IU itjt WasInJurtSfln • FOtMtt U, S. MlNlUUt-io rina'Hi. Janie. !l. H. Crmnwrlptalk: to • rrpoiler alter winning s liniltrd decree of divorce from Doris Duke Cromwell In Rllialrclh, N. J. Undei the ilecrea neither may reman y d in in the lifetime of the other Mrs. Cromwell Is at present in Home and her lawyer* did not eontest the action. (International I ctsjh in Ilsly. U 'M S Ilso e a N 600 x 16 — 15,20 plus tax 1.18 650 x 16 — 18.45 pTus tax 1JO 700 x IS —20.40 0IU* Ux 1.41 700 x 10 — 20.90 plui tax U 9 FIRESTONE STORES - Phone 12 jrrrnm I 'm * pm poet. Citrus proapretK sxt thi* very m b i ' mre* non. idtMtfH lOrtage* have been report cd duv to tlie Ltulm. ,V’ ! —- o-Jc' c* T^e. RtfSl' And O’. r A ft Won't 5unei»--\ nil .'tint Kcr /vrf.ei titing klrfS-A » l A W f i l l 'l l . ARTOAedi -^ t-r v i> Foo r 'ic s f' rtdl<4 - lia r * ■at grapefruit at • 4400.ihu. Ithci laluable cron* were valued •s follow*: rabtuge’, <310.126; traiole. 1227.850; peppers $168.866; Huston lettuce, $40.-60(1; |u>tnine*, 1160 urin* pWntctil (6 t.348. One hundrau acre* of F.ug ish |iens brought $20,250. ami I fill nrrrs nf Kana. $.76,670. (If eh-rg lei tun', 25 acre. hro"’»ht • 12,618. Palm Ileaf It ( onijtv with 1,125 •irres n f. celery outvaliml Feminole’s celery ineotnc by rrc-’ lvtug $7,060,470. Bnimsnla .rnunlv'a celery Im-ofne was $2,223,023 for 1.300 acre*. Orange county with USD acres of celery, mostly at /.el Iwood, received $1,625,174 far tha civp. Alaehuu county with 160 aero* o f celery, received <266.606. Tlie pocked vnlug of all he celery thipoud from the state was estimated at $18,003,346. No exact figure* as to Saminole County'a crlerv and v— w. table |plantings bavn yet Iwari estiuuteil,- hu\ It^ is i mu-ii v , among (irotlure men that plantt o n ■ ■ ■ ". normal, recovery ha* b*en made from (hr hurrlrane (iMernattowal) HyeOiX- FULtlAACK § y m i n o l e Crops Bank E i g h t h In En t i r e States • Ml I >i Imi I'hnnc HIM Fassengor Car Tires H C .le t.S fc | i*r ♦ i CITY BRIEFS dinner inaatlng at the Iakioii llut Monday evening at 7:0Q o'clock. This will lie thr last l.tgion meeting here K-forv the N'utiim'al L e g io n Convention starts on Sunday, Nov. 18. Tickets for the dinner ate oq sale at the usuil plares. accord­ ing to Joel S. Meld, post adju­ tant. M. I- Cullum, sale* manager fur ''iu »e uiul Company, .md lira. Cullum arrived nrdnrsdav lrem Kewark, Si. J. where Mr. Cullum has bean orcupinl nitn produce sales since Aug. II. All the rainfall in Sanford dm , 2 * big October antouplail to hut ) 2.06 inches, ucordiug to It. F * Vl'hitncr, weatherman. Thi* wa> I 2.Co inchas ti«U>w the normal o f! ■I.firi iih h precipitation for that j period. Nat axresa for the year ' *o far is -2.11’J inches, ami total ' (jt rxcom Hum Hit.* to . data, i .ihi i i n r hen. Average temperatures |n-t during the month was <4.6 de- - nix grre* as conitmiril to «n a v n a ’-e { Sti nf 76.3 ih-grec*. an exrrsc of itm only .7 of a degrre. oil Tba. Princes* Theatre comrteljr re-equipiH-il with new prortion inarhinetv and screen and ami ........................ leconditioiirtl, will i .ik-ii on a four day • weak schedule Umhtht at e Mias Margaret Keiui secretary to Mayor and Chamber Manager i * - .. ■ - • Fid illggtn*. will leave far New ! . J, L Ingle*, president of. the. York „ Saturday to visit her ’ Hanford Atlantic National Bant. hrother-iu-Uw and slater, Lieut, will talk > on the 1tret (no Whnlc (Jg) and Mrs. E. G. Hughes. j Agreement at the Rotate Club ------*— 'luncheon Monday. For tha foinfart and cnllghtc"- j ----------ment o f 'members o f lh# Simlpcl* 1 Funfnrd -Lodga - No. 27. of l i e County Chamber o f Commerce, IOOF will meet nt 8-00 o ’rlork K, W. ■MH 'alley, former 11era hi i Mmwlay iSroing in legolai res .S' ,- . ' ’ ... - . • ♦ FOR RENT ♦ ettiulujc* m s woikirrc at* the *,‘ l Army Air De pot at San Prinat dinu, Calif. im n lh ’' kriit word | , | that W does not liar I alifonuu • J*‘l aa compared to Florida. fc |•,rl •» •--- * ,t ’ ■l SPACE IN THIS PAPER Will Arrange To Suit GOOD NEIGHBORS—PRICES TO FIT yOUR BUSINESS Milton Hood and Norfolk Four Quartett To lie Presented IN Recital ( ’ ROOM’S ACADEMY Monday. Nnv. .r> l»»I* M. I'ndcr the AtlNpicM nf I be School Milton Hinm!, puptilnr Baritone singur of .lack^iiivillt-, who has apiwarvd mvr Major •l.mv. •’ pro* grant in New York City and Dim Kamou- Norfolk t’nur tjunrtctt over Slation \VMHit, will -•tiiyc Imth Clanaical ami Spirit mil niimlwi ;. IKwi’t forget the time and plarr / • io ltj 75c CHOOM’S A CA D EM Y S lon dgy. N o v . 5, <:'•!> I ’ ,M . ,- I b ild rcn 40c �•« % I t « • •• A *• ,* t % t i 7f\ PAGE tfIX FRIDAY,-NOVEMBER 2, 1915 THE-SANFORD. HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD FLORIDA FRIDAY, NOVEMBER L A S S II'IK D A O V K h T ISIN C PATES . British A s k i n g Clarification 4 )n Laan Terms .ar«f On Mather’s Fasy Terms ■ — ■ Senators' W a n t ! Curbs On U. S. Envoy To U.N.O. Skyline Greets The Mighty Fntorprisc ^ Insist No Pledge For V. S. Action Beyond Group Disappointed In Negotiations Here; Dutch To Seek Funds WASHINGTON. Nov The British t; liskcd for cliirin. *i'‘i of the points' of *. J«> fo r 'Inc for one insertion 0h< tier •'me tor three in«rrlinna 37r per linr for 0 insertions it.'i per line lor .'0 insertions Minimum rules . . *. JOr P IIO N K 11H OH HRtNG Y O I'H Aft- to TIIF. lA N P lIR D H E R A LD Count, live words to tiir line, iniluriiiiK phone arid nildrc*-. AO ndvrrtirctnritls f ,.r -filiations .n n l~ l » ill he charged ror at th> rcculxr clansifitd rale*. WASHINGTON. Nov 3. Slntc Department prnnnxnl, legislation to govern too to tty of the Amrrrnn il-lrrntrtin- World Security tininnl of the t ’ nltcd Nation(.hirnnin lion were presented to lead,*, of. tin- >'cnatii Foreign liclntuni v Committee today hy: Penn • \eheson. Under Scrrc'.nrx o Stale. Mr. Aeheson 'ill i ■vi the Slate Deportment'- draft ot | the legislation in the light T • criticism offered hv «ome of I ' nine Senators present, ind .alt. ' mil it .t • .the full civ,limitin', fo'uimittre mendiei ill'i t 1. *■ •. . • that * Hurlt le'flslurh'ft ml tin....... t latise specifically • pinMtnting /I’ llite.l. Stall*, ‘ dill* g.io f|o .onimitting to' del|oh i„v Altrt-i ican forces heynnd the. i|uo|.i agieed M|w»n a< this oat. >n.‘ . shale ili an ilitermitimin pdit'tnr.-e The* rtl»«r .|e,tM**iled • i ' provision. Hipt the de'citote - ip ' pointment I'e subject l>* Sena; • ,-onfirtnnion. The Seim!ora alio <out ei the State Uepiii tinent u -gi tions with Mr Aeln -ou ei • fit,; ..|irlnworn -dV*m*~lssnmlts— ..a ... Texas, ehaiinian ot tin- Seuat • eommittee; Alhen \V Haikli-v. ••• Kentucky; Waite I Gemge. ol Georgia; .lame* \t I'liniiell. of I Manure, and l.i'ii-i Mill o. cod l i e wiiiships m.-de tip the vnngtmrd of tlo- Alalia inn; t hree Ili-publican-. HAWN WAS STIl.l. CLINGING I'm MANHATTAN'S^-rent skyline 1at lu-i join tie • wtn. i will ii lode the Mi-m in which will take pnrt A ith u i.il. Viindenheig. of Mirlii a. the •nighty Knterpl ist. veterdn o f ' a djiren historic Pacific eit huge ileel gan‘; Wallace II While ii >■( gageinent*. i.< <• 1 fhieiigh C •• uVurl.x w iter* .f Nee Volk harlior- - - iii Nav v Hat eld I alien. I Inteinntioii It Maine, ‘and Wauen It Austin, of Vermont, and one Pingressixe. Itnhcit M I II Toiletle II . of Aimin';. II lonti at ' |,IK)0,0llH.IMl.t it mi.- rind. These Jiaxe heeii I Tht-e solll ee.' ' cwe.l^ ,i« i el lain \li \meioati laoliomie official Wisconsin. llllll pieselllied a If *pel ei-lll III IHeri eiT • to t'.mdi'Ui ’onl\ as i III a tirml effort on tile pmj of leealh-il that tile Connatl* Expert* \pprnval iti*ii govertiuieut to olitain ineanw hile. tere*t tale < artaln trade ermei I II . sillltiltl piogi-.llll \\ hit'll tile -’ lie >i r nit*a c l I ate and llllei Nether land government iceentlv • Seiiatof t'unnull). «h o i* ex siotis ait* doji landed I•v tlu> i.u Tt iini' ndniitn-1futton IsMieve.' •; wa* granted a eoinmotvlal credit peeled to spoiism tile hill, to tion a* a eoinlitinn to tin- I->.in. uoild meet the np|lfovnl of tla at llien latoi sollte ot tile otll.’ l of .<UHI.lMIO.IUMi Ijoni New A ««i h min ked after the conference that A III itisli pokesinini . ii . \o . teaii peetple iftnl it ' ongre-liank gionji In tin* tnstnnre lie believed the Senate ronnilittee meiiled, "Tht-lo e.in In- no di* I in- negotiation* •lionld brim: Nel lift land gm cpnm-nt g o 1.1 would promptly appioxi* it. and guising the fart IImt tin- United i tiui mi iivyi ull agreeineiit on holdings- plodded- security AS—\ ~IH \«;T 4»\immmllaldx kingdom delegation i e'lmiaendatiiiii' TiTr the III UI - H ilildoumtie offl • II ihrmtint « I II -«-l \ epilueeled Washington with lip ' wlnn Piifliaineiit it ltd- United State Hi Willi Stleet linmnier* said wete. disappointed dining tlieii t ingtc* . nr a fruitless adjoini llegnliation- with* American otl , mi hv tin- end of tin- wee1., that tile Nellieiland* gavermiient cials." •minding to liiltish -autee*. i. seeking a eninmeieliil hum of $'JUII.IMMl,<MHI 11 -in .a group of I'll,. Stale Hepiiilment The Iti itisli elegalloii lia- They .aid that lie. ail-c tin- Itri * , . ini.ieiidation* were leipienot urged a . weriiin nt t • tish lua’ii ii piessing. a definite New York liankTin- -I'tiicc siinl tile tvpe of accept tiie p’. n|Misals which i<- repU had Jieen expected over the is nit* foi -mil a Inter credit Milled from mute than five we,ej.* wed end. Init that tlou cahiiie: of Anglo. A n ei ii an di'Cti--inn*, li.tiC itj'siie I ■furthei explnn.ition. i- proving to U' a illt fn-iilI factor ,' , * * ■t r* , **»x - TWO T A l M s ' . I tJlt SAI.C Rrntf n^ii—. tiled lurid,‘ I gi.nd \m TI. 2 .lory house, t car enrage, I .is,i i,mi •. liiw. fu »\ i i ui l.ukl- Molllo' Cost tiffin-. Olio —fi uttlei'iAdl tiled, pood well. stoi v' luiu/lA. t! toiv hum, hille weW on Oraiigi- llolile, wild. .1. W. Iliif, l.idie Monroe I'horn- l.*> ' **. ‘ I inn« i*»i tntoQi Kriilfiinl lf« !••!•• «|||«| ll'lllffl .*» <|jl l\. |‘» Mill HI • W . DODGE .MISCKI.I.ANKOltS PLYM OUTH SERVICE I I .ternal.uisiO IIOKMMX III.Id . > l ‘ l(|\ At 1 IS Itl'-fll VOl It Hitt ill ill l l i l i e in inoiiev mallei s h i pei till here K - -n^nri’-r-e m»--- nrif — atuiiit VOlir eredil P LA N T H ilt A l t GAH plovei in lat'iiie-M IlK.NS: Colllirds. C.il.liUge, l.et will hot Inal u ( m i tiie, Ksi.iinle, I niiiiilii pllint. affair . 'I hen- ■:< rn Also .Strawlein plant . ■.I.W, eoniaitii.Nl.ient. Dell. I.al.e Mnlirhe, phone Ki Iti-.iMooitd- eied’l r*1 No i i. iiiiikern o : n "arinlile imymiT.t pi GET VOTIt gasidine mid oil at The Stnndmd Stitoin aero. FA MII. V PARTS •tin (.it it11•| •itcl^otm i ii *ui i ii net* i prvjDiiiin t»n jm“ i*1•1v eligible foi ! I OAN IlnrliU I tank Hide COW manure for good flowci WW prr-tmrhd—l-hone—VMo-W KOOFIN'G, galviildled steel fi V Krjmp style -In mill new -finest fluidity. Ait promptly for do livery of tliis shipment. Kulenuidei Mfg. Distiilmtintf Com. any, till) I.minister llffve. P, O. Ilox *131*1. inlando. jiluitte snan BUSINESS SERVICE DODGE— f f . V M O U T H I’ AItTS AND SERVICE lid Piilincllo A 'e . I’hone LU XU RY ttt-S irP rjjll WK A I’ K futlv cipiipp, d and klin.v how to rernp your tin Nutiijpl rjililior oi synthetie. <»ve imitret the -idi’widls of your tin-, .lotics l i r e Slioii, . Can. 1*1 mid Klin, phmii- tins. (lor •iivideink will futtluft rinluee' 1 Voile .e.iilc to i .iiioi Ini ills LIVING ROOM Ytiii'll <njpy mmiy ji.f fily, plrannitt-hmii* ttl -homo ln -n Immitifnllv Klylotl, (omfoitahlc living ronm such ns this out* . . . complete spring const ruc­ tion in ladh plifics for tin- utmost in comfort . . beautifully upholstered Idirge Sofa anil l.onngj- Chair. 109 Palmetto Ilf 111V A N D render dents, paint DIX loom fnrtiislied house, lint Ii, ' ilijin y nr failing should Ii • corrected now- to rondmt aging till improvements, two ucres oil and weatheiing A new- pain­ main highway three mile less method awiiils you i.l Front Sanford. Write P.O. Illit fil, Smifoid. Small down pay­ ment. W ESTINGIIII US E washing • chine. Phone 077. mu ONE I hit* Itilernatiomil tractor mid trailer; one Itt.'l'.i Ford ■ tructor and trailer; one 1041 - Pi, Ion Foul, long wheellinso; one I'.MI - I 1* GMC, lairig wheelhase. II. E. Ttsike. . pljone 71*3-J. Phone Kill ' YATES At TO P A IN T A * m in t s h o p 105 N. palmetto \vr. Phone .171 V OD KI1N home furnished nr not WASHING tnneliliie- lepiiired Chicken i oinpiii Intent, out litlildmid-all home applimire*. Cald­ illgs, tiled gulden, I mil (lees. well General Itetmir Hlmti. 7U7 Moiuoe Coiner on -No it "at Nut in - Mill*. Oiiiiiiiln, idmiionce" or write for appointment. 2-IM72. Piomiit set vice. Owner, It.M. Ilenkle. Ex|n-i t_ Ailin’ Itepairiug Ti DOOM liungulow hKmted on llarlirld K Jack-nil Oak A ve. on eorner Ini. Close ill eotilieelion <sit |i to srlinols. I ii perfert eollili- Yules .Yulo Pcial A' llod* ttork* tion. Can give poisi-ssion with­ Phone 371 in few days. Ed wind. E. I .alie. FLOOD sanding mid finishing, idione l.’id.. cleaning and waxing' II. M Copenhagen Market PLANTS Gleason, Lake Vary. Cabbage and Kscnrole, lO.tMHi A I TO PAINTING enrh. Iteadv in few days. Phone Itv C.W. "Pat"'.lidin-iin la years experience in auto mid h DOOM furuisla-d house on Cry- aircriiftpaiuliug. SuiifnrdV popu­ still Luke, line-half miles South lar paint autlioiily, * of Ctiuntry Club oil Lake Mary HOI.l.EK MOTOR SALES loud. Four hrdrmimx; t.ntli and shower upstairs, hot and rold city water, nil electrie kitchen, teleptmrtr.-* :;il acres, If. acres in (electric fence I fine for LOST: Wullet coni inning nioiiey, lings, cattle or chicken ranch. idrntifiratioii, other tinners, 1.1 Home cleared highland, muck F.C. Santos, .plaint. jSIW-W ot gurdeii, lots ol timber. Mrs. Del. to lleinld. Lil.eial tewnrd C.W. Iihill. T.t tS'lM—tgirgr—Red—Hone— I toitrnf P L E N T Y of stove and fireplace wlllt white feet and Itlack ult.l Wood. 3Hi W. Mill St. while Walket. Filltler notify L.A. Ci.ldillg, Pliolte IIHI-.I. De JUNGLE l.etl, ' spiing, '$13.00; Land, Fla. ■* girls' m il, sire 10. Phone SIT. W ANTFD LOCAL 'veternn, age 31, iniirrie.1, some rollege, fo la- ilisi-hurRed on or la-fore Decemhrr first. Seeking iMisilioti with n future. „ Inside or outside work. Had Established leadership .ptulifitwo years' office experience, ruth.Its. Well known in Sanford. Write p.O. II..x 30!l, or phone SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS UltNISH ED upuriment, :I0U lU.'in IN TE H N A T ID N A L truCk, Elm Avenue. Adults only. stake laaly, first rlnss condi­ tion. Also wood mill in good condition. C. W. Sjolilom, l«ukv Mary. FOUND: Lac Truck Tire, 10.00 x3tl. 13 ply. J.W. Livings, P.O. MODEHN house near Grunge Hux 33, Altumoiite Springs, Fla, City, .1 IwdriMims, huge living room, nicely furnished, elec­ tricity, city.water. $:i,uou down, FOUND: Watch. Owner by identifying and in balanre terms. - F . Shlllum, this mlv. Mrs. M.E. 8tar Haute 1,- DcLun.l. Fla. 1(1. , Hox (U4. Sanford 12 GUAGE Winchester pump with choke and sheepskin case. 30 Hdxea sheila, rubber hoots, hunting bools sire 10, good ' condition. 001 W. tat St. CMO^IM BY OACMttOR Gl* ..f tli»VTii.i Jiiiitiiti j i i : ..tin t* i . i ,ny u thru ' <•f.iiiliitit M« llw r \>\\\D\ J’lullf-p.l (itMH)YAMt lrj.lt .Ml, Gttf typo (Ilf y v.'{tIII t't I ti'llit I lilt'll* t Illi­ cit i'll f*t»ii.r *1 *y, I .Diiip .I with tmi ■f In i l o u i ' it/tilit * Wilt* Of M |»*. ||iiiul |; «I. . ! . 111)1 (Jo I\\»l| *if New ( iJrrmiliunul) S hort of Bedroom EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 1 H ELP W ANTED G IR L for soda Fountain at Lan­ d* ay’s Drug Mtorr. Part time or time. M A LE barber for 8hlp’a Service • at Banford Naval A ir BUUon. maid. Phone County SPECIAL NOJK'I SFMINOLF CDFNTY I.M NDUY CO Dr. .1. F. Draw Icy An with nil the colorfu l, picturemiue ch arm o f Coluttial stylin g, yet tlcaignetl to fu lfill the practical B ar S o a p ? It tukey lot' to make xnupi . . . ux well qy -Jieuty, dtirlt undgminy’ oilier itcnn you wont. Used luly o,o itvgdedl ensemble needs of everyd ay livin g. Tin* Imi III Sundayh ,o h DEALER m D/SPLa y a t t r a c t iv e f ° " ir* D v HOM E L A U f jP o Oaf) hardwiHMl, fin ished iii mclluw maple, hand rubhed to oh * w AU TH O R* Juuiy.-American aaiilu is., ruggcdlm built tif sclectctl____ j T ln r A v ill- lir - r lu s e d p o ACKSTOM E w a R , . R * t O O l P ^ C ,< T MiR s - --------- » « * rS a 'r t c t r T r d t ir * and Wednesdays. TURN IN YOU* USID MIS/ Maine Ice Refrigerators CHAIRS f ,/ / / / it/ / //// ’< // L A U H n U Y } ii fi/ / / ti tt WE'IIE proud o f our appoint. turnl to represent HI.YEKSTO.NE . . . Amerira'a Oldest W sdirr Maniifnrlurt-r and creator o f the nrw Diamond Ball Park Oil Lalce- III.ACKSTONE C O M B IN A T IO N I.AL'NDIIY. Soon **r lioiie to lie alrlr to demonstrate this sensa­ tional r<|iiipnirnt whirl, will revolution­ FOUND 'ANTED 1V03. •- ' : *V V v j UK,i K i r AT A JA P/zVi FOR KHNT W A N TE D : 26 colored laborer* tor railroad work in Hanford. - Permanent- Bee C.C. Bronson, 110 Myrtle Ave. after 4:30 PJ4- TAKACi r S KESTAI li \ M Will he closed nil d:i> S F N 1) A ^ S . ar,6-w. • COW, gentle, new milk, I months tired, Iteifess.nl.le price lit. 3. GENERAL house cleaning. Ilcut Hox 3fifr, pin.no 5411. rice Scott, 7li5 l.oclist Ave. t.'IO MODEL A Coupe, good tires, good running shape. I hone U73-J. tlnv. oi liill-W 30 ncres tiled celery faim. lately night. Within ceiling. plowed mid hanowed on CaniI I 0 T P O IN T und Mouuieh Elec eron Avenue. Phono K.IL Stowe. trie ranges. Haynes & Williams IU3-R nr Edward F, Lane. Furniture Co. .‘I l l E. 1st St. phone 613. full Mr. Vundenhcre In n l»-t i which hi- nddrexaed ti> Jnm.-- F. Ilvitu--. S « i » t # r j ' of r'tatc. imi Am nn<t recall suggr-tinn- which t Michigan Scnatm in;<•<«• it that time In the following pmtindnr* The I'nitril Stair- dcl.-iratc tii h n r the |h-i *.uml i .1- » ■ mntm**ndnr. ami '• *>• <a-t ' • vote in the Council •», -r«Jimc tili«‘ explicit Instructions .>t the The Poor Cave Man Had N o Newspaper To Advertise In. But You Have'll fo lead BATTLE ROYAL . IM IK I.IM IN AB IK S Punchy Hockhoin 135 Camilra. N. J. Juhn Thome M l u,.M<,r'';'' Slim Glrmlrnin 17.. Montgomery. W. Va. J1H. Trrarican 136 Hron*. N. Y. vs Gro. Darklcy 1ST Kingsport. Tenn. y. Kid Thornton 176 ulic, Grande. Fla. v ' SPONSORED BY protects foods. MAIN BOUT One-Punch McGee* 198 IBs, Goldsboro VS sSlap-Happy Camera 195 IBs, Georgetown Referees: Chief Roberts and Joe Moss ADULTS .60 INC. TA X STUDENTS .30 Reservation for Colored People Ir e • Thin ice box chen will and add insure porcelain finish beauty to your kit­ freshness for all For years, Clirxrnlrt has |>een the „«v*t rioo.unlral of all largestselling low.pri.rd cars, from llir all-naunl sta„.l|Miiu( of gas, oil, tirrs and upkrrp; and llir iin. Clievroh l for I'llli i* drsigiMxl and built to maintain tbi* reputation for liiglir,l quality at low owl lie sure to see this beautiful uew car at your (Chevrolet dealrr'a. y o u r foods 1st. S L GOOD & . . . MMlomnllrnlljr, Yra, all llirrr launder* log operations arrnmplishrd in a i oii»parl assrinld)—ruunlrr-l,right, runnlrr* depth and little more Ilian an arm*' span wide! Watrl, for lalrr annminrrrarnl, uu Ibis amasing laiundry, and full information IT on lllarksiunr'a |Misl-vlrlory liwr o f im­ FIRST proved, slaudard-l) pc washers A Iroorra. CHEVROLET MA THER of SA NFORD 203-09 E . drying and ironing llir family "w a s h ” Nolal.le rngjnerriug featurra in. lode; ClKvr.drt’s proved Valve. In-I|ra.l 'I hrift-Maslrr Engine for |M-rforiiianrr with rennnntv; the fa,rums l int./.d knrr-Arliou Hide fortx.nilorl; Extra-Easy VaniuntI’nwrr Shift and Slmckpniof Strrring, for driving rase; and 1'naitivr-Arti.it, Hydraulic Drake* for sm.silh, safe, |toaitivr stop*. the freshness of your large, ise tinmr-niaking routine by washing, Outstaadhig appe.irjnre features of |l,r new 10 It, Chevrolet in­ clude: nrw lleauty-leader Styling;' luxurious Iksly hr Fisltrr; nrw Widr-Wing radiati.r grille; new Ii.mmI or,i.iiuentatio„; new two-t.ine axilor harinonirs; distinctive lu-w instnuiwnt p.in.l; and nu-sive new "Car-Saver" laim|H-rc Isilli front and rear. BAD 208 W . 1*1. S L mi--------------------- Open U ntil 9 I*. M. Tom orrow Phone 522 301 E. 1st St, Sanford, Flu. Flume 53 �4. * FRIDAY/NbVEM flER12. T O K S A N F O R D H E R A L D . S A N F O R D 'F L O R ID A ROBERT A. W ILLIAM S Seminole County Court Record 2 - H liA L -'E S T A T E - B R O K ER A tla n tic (tank Hide, Oc t o b e r jt». W A K R A M i I^ IL l' U u ih e r. K u tblurt U :ll id C.. vt al tu .1. K 11 It. J. E. Buitlkti A Stmrv. (ie o n c e and K at i- Itv in :. Hjn-trl!. Faftv* L VKalim A Bkn-k *t u.T llatri««. W ill',* anxu Kyi* Shwmiui«i »• lEedtllck. K jt <> At. Wifi John G/wn . *r C V Ml: at Qt : i c t u n nua A'! HV.li J (» l'l:\ T V S END after -nme " f Hit mou memorable -rhi liiriresi rtf ten wnrahlpr - tu urrHfeta* u ranituuiil tif the vtirurttMtiar. Hf tin* P a iifii_ in r 0;< (tighty RtrtcipriSf come. j-s. lit .', .-omintr f o r 'Navy I>ay •caMiriitiom. /IhternntinnnH lim l ot A-r re YtnV. C rxm n t-v inifli i-muds the flattop veteran tvat WT h i ESTATE MOR P . AGES (t xi iiiii N eon ft ; S r . <1 U tit H. JAMES GUT AGENCY I V O U 'R E T E L L lK lG 'M £ ! — By WIlllAM HITT — Central P i t i t W riter 1 ANO TH E R- E X A M P L E of Ef’ti’ll Haviw*' our dints Is the fact that PhilsGwen. John ft u* If I t i l Fed drlphia (the City of.Brotherly Love! 1* waging war on till'* jilgeon—which until now wc ........ - ■ tlff.ip ht wax a Jirst •cousin of B f lM m thr Dove of Peace. StniemnkrT. A ftifixn I E S O U T H E A ST lort pcopec il: eat Aibn; eOt! B ttr dun any other. A Civil War vet, p i t i t . has ju tt joined the C. A. K. There's one chap who apparently be­ lieves in taking time to make up hit mind. Trlrprams will soon be sgnt by J.i.liu Zuduk Duiukupf wauls U-nahuunnro. •t/ofluU. thtmuta crew neck and cuff*. 100 " Sturdy wool flannel short* with adjustable suspender*. Side • fin * best tickets far the louls-Conn fight nest June are te be priced at SIOO per-capy. Evidently the war was net (ought te make the ringside seat mere 'demo­ cratic. ittlamir C imyi mp-ITtw-TM- .»n ' itandvome boys* twdipiece suit, perl act ityle for fall end winter. •Knit cotton^olo shirt with ribbed Jnnir- It. IlrniH-tt et UXCM ATTEI. MORTGAGES Strvens. W. I- In Florida-Staf.Bank Haskins, George A. ct ul to Florida Stnit- Hank. MrXnli. It. K. ft hi to Florida Stale Hank. Stafford. It. It. Sanford A*, lullin' Nht'l llank. ixAnlfi n.llk, C. It. ■to Surifnnl Atlantic Nat'i Hank. Ih-lnirall. John to Florola Stale llank. CONTRACT TJbd Harrison Company critain rir-rribnd book- to E. K. Iluua.1- plackets. Sires: 2, 3, 4. 5, 6. y —Medium - brown—tjlor. * StoV “ The world, mays-an editorial, has come to t i e ■erasi-rriili. Our only hope i t that J t is*'f a double-cross-roads. Women, opines Orondpeppy Jsnkjns, change thalr minds eftan —but they change their feces eftener. A Factogreph item tells us that great damage by forest fire* result* annually from eare•Ussly thrown' away clgdret butte. The man at the neat desk says maybe we should line our highways with btllien* of •ash trays. SATISFACTIO N OF MORTGAGES Fb'tiiln Slate lV>nk to t\ P. Martin. First Federal Savings A l.onli Assn to L. Jones ft us. Horiilu State Hunk tu Squire Wright. Staiford .et ux. . Florida State llnnk tit II. H. DeLand Finance Company to It. I). Has* et ux. LIS PENDENS llundy, Richard J. et ux va Lillian Rate* et ____ DISCHARGES HONORABLE C. S. Army to William K. Vlh len, f . S.. Navy to Harold Ffnlm and Seaberir. 0. S. Navy to .Wjllia1Benjam ’duardx. S. N’ avv tn Jairi‘%'a Atulrew S, Army to Venter S Navy to Alvin ->VVM C H h o w l i n g , o n e COSJOTE KVW GOUNO U K t AN ENURE. PACK We're not h o w l i n g a b o u t business - - f It’s g (i (i tl. However,' *we fiffeFlhis Sugges­ tion: Buy more Vic­ tory Bonds. lA E R E U ’S PACKAGE A N O TH ER SANFORIZHD Kdwar<l Iw«gal Advertisement HM>Y and N IG H T NOW AVAILABLE TO i f o r d Ow n e r s | N igh t m - w i u . i a u iiL K M N ju t iN m iN ', v h u M iiln re or is U r l . s r . Is unihOBII Vmii iif** T«e*r*»liy rn 111 It pc1 |u s'|i" ti, v,vu ,« Edge, W. ' R Army to Rdward I. ’ Ito- phtry. II S. Array to John A. 'Wah *r*n. . !'• S A i t v to Frank Uoeley. - II Army to Orfalt Ctxbv. IT s Arine tn Tessc F. Bank*. UATIUPACTION OP s «o t r .v a iF v T o p V O t t P iA P F PtnrHs F»nfr Bunk to P. W. siettr tin STO R E - FIRST $T. AiU D l BlDO. 3%OHe9J4# IMfit. In m Bull fo r ilk tirt f , V h 'llr n : In liw H r e fiU i'*#nri (if Hrmlnuln i*nuiD I * K h t r lils , mu s b li r v i r ls l s d I I I Is ♦I w h irl* said isftp U U n ity' lia r s !) luhrifM.n. in alM lirr TB W illia m }I■ « ii Jaliaatrm. t in f e iilin l, W IT N K S W my haa.t and m l mi ^a(if*«r«t.. Fltirida, (h la f t i l i ils y o f Crt*w on - D u ty - j Mtmday Thru ' hVitUy g 5:H0 P.M. to ,T:00 AM. J 8 TR IC K LA N D \ MORRISON ;INC., t trhshd-r. |MV i 'lie t ill .I h m I K. O I*. II K U N iK IN i ’ lw ii, r r im iii C u m i. h e a l) H oylr Phone 200 Thrill-Fun-Entertainment 'Th e F a v o r it e - K rigitk u re 'E le c tr ic iR a a g e s & {R e fr ig e r a t o r s M a d e O n iy -B y C e n e r a lM o t o r s . A n o t h e r 'F ir s t F o r 'F r ig id a t r e & S a n fo rd . B u y T h e B e s t. I t W a s •’W o r t h W a it in g ”F o r . Y o u r N a tn e ‘ 0 n 0 u r ! P r e f e r r e d l i S t . G et �: t HP «• Vi' # ' v FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 2. 1M5 P A R E N IN E ferenrr fee in the highly tout r I AuV'.irti I'tgei* whom they w ill. w w t in h HomeeciminE Olnisio in Alatmnui Rm.iruny nftertioon. A l«n y » (nxllthmul rival*, An* burn and Florida will he meetin,; for their twentv-second panic aince football hostilities began between the two team* back in 11*1—. Auburn hu* copped It game* in the aeries while the liators have emerged on top in !• nud tied one. Although Auburn hits taken one BEC till and t!rop|ted two while the (inters have evened their Irits at one win, one tie and one Ion, the Titters, by virtue of more eetermn ami re­ serve material will be rated over the liators iitit tbe marten will Ik- slilfbl for . in sis "(Mrs’* this Masrf i the youthful tintois have ilrouped only two pnmes, one to under do- Vanderbilt, and the second to ntrli rivals, the Miami Hum canes. At New 111 leans, the tinier* tied hiifhl} ntleil Tviaue RENT A CAR RENT A TRUCK (H T O N ) YOU DRIVE IT! P H O N E 200 STRICKLAND-MORRISON, U-DRIVE IT INC. \ N N O l\ T IN < . /* • I'hone 571 Knr«dl As a Student In This HOSPITAL TR A IN IN G SCHOOL Y w o r numeiv betneew tbc t e n vf Is i r i 3*. Enlist im ru iy t t m a t.me h* m l t r j nark w id e pretcs.ien » 1 >>. U » i t » * ^ « a t <J a vsjy-rc tdcugaa* cam W secured at a minimum id eV|vt Even tbnugb the war is m rr, the need fur c r jd v ilr a m r s K *tt!| acate. the Oran-r Ccsrral IL w ia U O d in k v Florida, roudwrts a Training Sch.-*| {,.«■ N e t s * approved by I be A u r o r a l Hu-pital A '* w u t i» s aud (hr A u m m Mrdtral Association. It offer* ever* I it (Hit for tbe training of s|add pvrsrs luusaal r l i . » n . i * s sewmr . U*s-t aIor i and draaottst rat ion rini.u facilities, n ith capable and rv p ro ra .id Ieach tor stall. Csnfurlabte Jurn>ita(ic.*>tik ad«s|Wate space tot entertainmrtil jiu ! r m r it *»«*. Ap[klbr »tH fi-a mil! Ur f m i ^ (hr*** l«i IktrmWrt fiHrvmtti fur bj»ru»- i f j 's r a t r fi«t M A h J> D irb lo f «4 S r i %x r , O r a i ^ r t , i t r u | CCOMMNC to. an official ah’ .'■imoeiTyent.from UK oftlee of\he .met or police in Rio de Janeiro, Brant, GetUIio V a r jii (above) has resigned as Ihesidcnt o f Brazil. TT>CsaVnc source says that Supreme C.sul Jumre Jose Linhares pas u ruined lh - pi« *idenry of the South America.-, ivunUT. linlrraaliunal) Gators Are Slated To Meet Auburn In Alabama Saturday thru the New York (iiunt pro outfit. The Gators will leave here Thursday for Alihurn — stopping enroute for a light worknut RAYM OND M. BALL, REALTOR • Ri'til EMtue Stiles— ItiMitnls— Mortgage Loans Dependable Insurance and Hands Phone Will Room 4, Florida Slate Hank liuldlng WIN YOUR RACE For Biuineu Supremacy By Advertidnt BROKEN WINDSHIELDS CAN BE CONCRETE PIPE W ATCH FOR D RIVEW AYS WELLS SEPTIC TANKS W ATEII TANK S CULVERTS and SEWERS Transit Mia Conrrele Seeimda availahle at low price , OPENING ROY JOHNSON’S YATES AUTO P A IN T & BODY WORKS llt.'k S i Palmetto .tie . tl.fl curly Knllowi tnrk on Institute which tht *crre, «us the 42 n Tout l.iel burn play CONCRETE Phane Utt Cold Preparations We have a full line o f mirrors, glass litdldifrg Hlocks ttnd (tlass o f all kinds. SENIvARIK CLASS & MIRROR CO _JJJ \\1.2nd. S I . -------~ ----- ' ---- SANFORD. FLA m»u* f jt m . m Yu .vr. vcm:- l.ei ns replace y o u r broken windshields w ith S A F E T Y 111.A S S — a I j i minuted gins* thiit I’. rovfde's g r e a t e r protectio n front the d a n g e r til broken. f l y i n g pieces. I1I.OCK PENINSULAR Concrete Pipe Co. ItIIIll'S— l,*lj OMIV I t lilHtU TK.II DANGEROUS! Phone .121 EHA-KEII, QUICJd.* NOW S OUf2 CHANCE ' TO S L IP AW AY.' N lL L T H E Y B E W IL D W HEN W ELL GEF M A R G IE D WHILE THE THEY FIND OUT WE PUT SOMETHING OVER ON \ -THEM/.'- W H A T -- ? “ ) GAniGS N THE W H O L E C L A S S IS H ERE ."TH E DEAN G AVE U S A H O L ID A Y TO C E L E B R A T E " j— r 1 CLASS * fntH‘ ||«*v| m u I, 0?L&nd*», FU*fi* d*. UNKLE HANK SEZ HGURIN* W HAT SOUR , VACATION 1felP 15 GOlN * 1b c o s t v o u —v o u b BETTER M JLDPLV tT , COMING SOON At last ^anfvini will hate its OWN' COMPLETE M l MC STORK Serving y«>ti with r*V*inl*. niu-ic. ph«»t>'gnn>h com B V 1W O A N &u a l l v 'f ^ T / iT u COME5 O U T / . v y g j * about r ig h t . sm '--t-lX Bv PAUL ROBIN M AR C IE D /-AN D NOT C*‘ A PLACE TO LIVE/EIIBN THE CLASS IS OUTOPMB ING THE TOWN I f ----T t---- THIS HOUSING SHORTAGE 1 IS TE R R IFIC 'N O W £ KNOW,! THEY C A R R Y BRIDES OVER rVE FO U ND . Ho n e y . - B u r n s r— one threshold 4FT*FRfiannKm J I D EVEN L i- — TAtCE O NE ROOM, \bu A'Nf k riD D iN G sm all A im . •B/THETTlME^L------- hi nations. nian*»s. ttiuvir jiistnimv-nts-amt n-p.nr. SHEFINDSAi-PLACn, SHEfe TOO WEAK; H | T o W A L k ^ / f- - T H E M I S I C R U N O F S A N K O R I) The Princw* Theater Ruildiitg . X " matter h'>u you - fiKUie It" • rmirlectinff j-ojir tile* will .le finitely co. 1 . you >v>ur tire* in jrr*>d n-itair with thr help of the SEMINOLE TIR E SHOP. Ix-t the wutu one*, rep ISN'T THIS TT5AILEG ASUPEQIDEAFCX3 —| OUR HONEY- OTTT *— Hi MOON** ! I All the VITAMINS iar ail the family / at Just a FEW PENNIES a DAY n *■ 1 * IPS KINOA LONE * SOME YOU BACK THERE AN D ME C WANT A LIFT ifl 8 U D D /?r UPHERE.'frarf >i 01 NO. PAfih A V t . LONE RANGER TH AT'5 THE LA S T Y GOTTA'(JET O F T H E M - A L L THE /THEM COWTEp VO TES AR E IN . A UP NO W WELL,BOYS, IT'S SAM POOLE BY,A IAND6 U P E ./----- 1/ ~ A N 1NONE OF PUKE'S'] NOR FORMER MEN COME AROUNP J SHERIFF F O R THE VOTIN'.' t f "SK Y" WEB- WELL, BOYS, IT LOCKS LIKE THE FIRST GOOP THING llPtlKE" MOR­ GAN DIP FO P THIS ICWN WAS DVIN’ r e f o A e ELECTION, f INSTEAD O F AF1EE< ' n / HIM FINE STILL SLEEP LIKE LITTLE B A B Y j------7 / --------- LET*Sf HAVE A LOOK AT HIM, TO N TO . H E 'S G O I A WORSE S H O C K C O M IN G S O O N . ^ 144 CARSUIES m S I59 T0U C H T0N DRUG COM PANY S o m e t im e l a t e r T m ERE*S M Y FA V O R IT E p ih - u p HOWDY, TDNTO HOW'S P ic tu r e VVHOA, SILVER, WHOA 'DUKE'MORGAN ?, t~T SEE T H E N E W KIPBY VACUUM CLEANER a m l power polisher R. W . McCullough K IR B Y V A C U U M C LE A N K R DISTRIBUTO R OUR PLAN WOO KED.TONItV JUST THE WAY I< THOUGHT IT WOULD. THIS IS'PUKE''MORGAN; B0S5 BUFFALO’ POINT. J - -^ — H I MUST BE SICK * - SEEIN*-! YUH’RE WEARIN'A MASK �* » PAGE TEN FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 19IR TH E HANFORD H E R A LD . H ANFO RD F A R I D A TELEPHONE OPERATORS Starting Rate 6 days-----$2fi.C Hunt’s Tuxedo Feed Store cun furnish you u complete line of Tuxedo Ft • ' also SinRle Plenty Citrus I*ul]> Cotton Seed Meal Experience Wheat (Iran Corn A: Wheal Scratch Huy • Oats Haliy Chirks All kinds o f pmillrv supplies \ H UNT’S TUXEDO FEED CO i- tine of I ho capital'* feature nil rartmnx i n me' • a foi thousands of laurlat . i-lilpsi-d .'iiruc ilic iJomt tvttUh ilrunlnnl".! 'he Washington vtitn. ha* hern ib w d anil the n !*n hailing In '( arc nolo calm l -lilnpl-lnlr-t Climbing '-he .10% ntept. one for each flay of |||C year. which lend to the top gives the I -'-ir an unparalleled view of the capital city if>r, fee* SHOWN IN THI DRIVER'S HAT of the armor-plated automobile once below * owned by Adolf Hitler Is WAC Terry Tracey at Chicago; III. Pictured in Countlr»* thousands liavo climbed the s*orp Washington, D. C., the car was being prepared lo lake part In the Treas­ atnirwny llr.ii' the dome was completed in IB8'i, ury Department'* Victory Loan drive. It was captured at Berchtesraden According to David Lynn, architect of ' hC by the tf. S. Seventh Infantry Division. (International Soundphoto) *5*3 Capitol, no count" has eiei lieen kept of the poo’jja j pie who have trudged the lone, winding atnlr" iv . V'lkonnmti and Tokyo. f i f f l hut they have come from every atato 111 the umnn * lie -h a s 'tw o combat stark, for ijCjiea, fin I lie veranda underneath the statue of he setlon at Ilcmgninvillc nnd ihr rjoddrsk <if Krceilom, hinh nl>o'e*l(ie sire-'. »’•"> I : lllpplncs, ulsrf an uirowheti.l have etcher! anil written their 11fillies Into :HCapitol Dome f-u the llearhhepd landing of the stone un!| er jpent. , . . M intfu-nt" Division at Cchti.l 'ic oii'gin-tl i-enlml building" hr tl;e C.ipl|ul r.-n ( (d. gwell also wear* - tJ»o • onalrui led ui wood, covered with tppptr. This was replaced i . American Defense) 'Medal, (loo.l Conduct Mi'dnl a n d ' Infantry |«h'i hy the 'pit-sent fAlUclUIC o f cast Iron,, the. work belli? com' < iiiiibut. Budge. f . l f t f d nine 'y ia n later. _ ‘ He entered the service Kept, CToiistrtlctton nV the pew-dome w as‘made’ necessary tA,* the ho|ldr a. l u l l arid received his disi»u: f f the iiresint Mouse and Sens to whips. In -rdcr to fnaintsln ’h'urge Tlet. 2 8 , I04B. the nrchilrrtuial syrmiieti'y'of Ihe GtpltM.' ' * ■ • * The weight of llm dome Is 8.000.200 pounds, surmounted by the In mi re statue of Freedom weighing H.OhS pounds Visitors to the dumb hre aide to elluili tfi the bare of the sia-m whirl! wna modeled bv Thomas Craw fold, lather of Francja Craw • lor-l, the novelist. In Home, Ilnly. The plaster model of the statue urn shipped t» this country and the Hlatlie was cost in hrtinre. It was placed In its present posi­ ABOUT tion on Dec. 2. 180.1 . Its cost was $21,700 Visitors to the dome also obtain a striking view of the beautiful paintings which adorne the ceilings of the rotunda inside the Capitol. • Mallories permit tout 1st* lo obtain a close-up view o f the paints lugs nnd to peer down 180 reel to the lloor below: O O N S t fT E N T The rotunda Is 07 feel in diameter and light la.furnlshed through a d v e r t is in g jus windows In the dome, as well os by artificial means. V7ILD B B M 0VS During the long years of w-ar the dome was not only closed to YDUR.'WORRIES' the public but was blacked out *s well at night. Following V.E day. however, the giant arc lights which bathe the Capitol at night in brilliant light were again thrown on nnd the dome Is once more visible for Naw Paint miles around. Sparkles on In anticipation o f victory, the dome nlso received r n thorough cleaning outside, the first In years, the Tha Demo entire surface lielng painted. Other parta of the Capitol were elso painted and stone portions were wnnhed by city firemen who directed their hoses, against the accumulated dirt. Spruced up. the dome la again a mecca for visitors. ' 'iwwiw (■imm| irfiHi/niiu.' and' Usm I <h-imirfg gn band fn Ijind . . mi one ran lie Well (troubled wearintr, soiled, wrinkled clothesi ■llrinic in cleaning curly the rail season I,arid-box freshness! Phone 4f!5 Paid w hite «.k e n r w i& s flts ■s,-.* learning • • • • Kret|ucnt Jncreascs O vertim e pay Paid vacations Tnxl-cah s e r v i c e for intc hours A P P L Y C H IE F O P E R A T O R 8 - 5 weekdays Saturdays H - 12 SOUTHERN BELL TEL. & TEL. CO. aad"»«u out of Uu> “ Sua1^ . U ° “ °*t P*°** *"*• ■ * “ « 3 Wh*n dnord.rof kMntr function permit. iWwnoui matter to rrmain In jour blood It l<-uMint, low ot pep nnd m m , pm|D» nkhU. w^llwr, pufflnwt nnd.rth. * llk t.iRr°1!7 UI, A,k.r°*>r dranot for Dotn*.' dlumOe. uwd .ucmd’ u, wf inltlfoni fop o rtr 40 t e t n , Daeii’i t it * h.ppr relief «nd wfH U i t S i U m U T lf kl'IncrtubH flush out polannous wuto from r«ir blood. O.t DosnV PUB. rnmi BUSTNBtf? MORRISON .. Phone Now h y Backache U U u .r Unnecessary m il/ L A N E Y DRY CLEANING CO STRICKLAND Married or A rcs If* 200 W o m e n ’ s H ats “ How very smart," “ Where did’ you get it?" and “ You’re looking especially pretty." This is the kind of cotrimenl you’ll hear when you wear a new hat from Penney’* ! Hals that dip over the ey£ or sit back on the head—hats for pporU wear or evening in black and color*. Sequins, veils, bow* or feath en .^^ CpI. Henry Longwell Discharged By Army ' Your Ford Denier Since 10-TI CpI, Henry II. I-nrigwell, u Bon of Mr. and Mrs. Henry I), Long well of 1210 Magnolia Avenue, veteran of the Pacific theater of war, arrived Sunday from Camp Iiliindiiig where he »ereived his honorable discharge. While In the Pacific hfe sow action on Bougainville, Leyte and Cebu, after which duty he was sent to Japan where lie visile I FRIDAY and SATURDAY 2 — BIG FEATURES Par 11 at I rr-Fingers HERE NOW ! U S O N -* If she.doesn’t do so wall with WOOD china, give her this pretty 21* pc. pins lie tea act for Christ It PRINCESS serves 2 grandly, * I IsadsoRis "Post -War" Models OPENS FR ID A Y NOV. 2ND. FRID AY AND SATURDAY BIG BARGAIN FEATURES A Rselustss Marts* Frsruis* A New Qusller, EflUftocr, Com* la now for full details R A N D A LL ELECTRIC CO. GRANT | S W C « ^ A g i KELLY-GARGAN 112 MuKaoliu A v c Phone 113 — AI^SO— CHAPTER ONE “JUNGLE QUEEN 13 Chaptera o f A m u iin g Th rills T h rta T o W o o r I v a ry w Kara SPECIAL MORNING M ATINEE FOR THE KIDDIES SAT. NOV. 3RD. IA 10 A. M R tojfi SEEM TO DOUBLE YOUR WARDROBE SUND AY — MONDAY DOUBLE FEATURE Lotdtingat Murderthru c ^ K N O W what you buy in TIRE TREADING If you like to look feminine, wear a softly shirred handbag, perfect (oil lor frill* 1 I f yoa’ra sophisticated, choose a smooth bag with doam io make uilosod suit* sparkle 1 PenBey’pre ami Aslf a well-dressed woman her secret of good groom­ in g — she’ll tell yon ItV dickeys| Neat tailored cot. tons for office, frothy sheers in color for dales; they’ll JoubU a wardrobe I • Subject u K * fad. la* Thot Is not the fool! of recapping. II L because they dW oat go to Ih* right Arms. You can be sure you or* getting the boat when you gat Certified Troosting. AduKa 30c 5:30 SA1 m m m ' �In Unity There If, Strength— T o Protect the Peace of the Worlds T o Promote the Progress of Amerlcsi To Prodoce Prosperity for Sanford. <£lw THE W EATHER f cV r a l l i 1 VO LU M E XXXVJI AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NBWSPAPKK . SANFORD. FLORIDA. EsUblidhed 1908 Fighting Again Breaks Out In Batavian Area $M)'>0.1100 Decree Roosevelt. Files • On, Rearl Harbor— 64 BalesOf Hay— Made ' Available To Probe \ Farm Credits To Vets Urged By Farm Union M ONDAY, NOVEMBER 5. f945 TO D AY: Fair anil ronlinurri t i m i I thin after. niMin anil tonight except nut i|tiite so null on immediate <uiuthea.t toast to* uf extreme nor portion tonight, night.' Scattered lieHt frost In liftrVlor TU E SD A Y: Fair and warmer. Mem ber Associated Press N T M B E ft ,’J(i Truman Declares Management And Labor Should Get Together Plan Offered To Aid Ex-Service Men In Buying Farms And i Equipping T h e m President Sa y s Peo­ ple Do Not Like Industrial ; St r j f q Hurting Prosperity CELERY FEDS W ASH ING TO N,-Nov. *b, WIN— •M.INIISOR, (t.VV. N.,v- .7. ,The Natioiml' ‘ Favmn* • Union . Sporadic ..fighting flared ( A P ) — A throng fir" l nln'n yesterday ^recomiuemUd a pro­ gram intended to give "adequate plfkets— PMln.aT*<k»h)— l*«T1ce— ;— •new in the northern section at 2.1110 threw up a barri­ c redit facilities” to World War I of Batavia during the night cade of autos and liuv,ex on II veterans desiring to purciias aa sew British reinforcements two streets iidloioing the and equip farm*. ^ *.I strike-hound Ford plant here James (,. Patton, union presimaintained a firm hold on liulu). Ihe Windsor police slent criticised the* farm credit, the situation at the import­ said there had been no Inch provisions .in the Gl Bill of ant Soeraboja naval base. drills. Ilrai iI\ re-inforred po­ Hights, inserting In a statement ller-details are held - in re­ that their "shortcomings" are A British communique de­ serve. “ self-evident." scribed the situation else­ — Estimating 'that l.tt^tVOOO-mem­ where ub quiet during the bers o f'th e uiuted forces will be WASHINGTON. Nbv. r», past 24 hours, but acknowledged seel ing farms or farm employ­ ( A I M — • I ’ resiilfiH Trnm nit It la "tense". The news was limit­ ment. and iliul only HOb.Oot) told mnnagomotit and labor ed by a British decision to hold farm unit* will become uvniluble today they must solve their no more press conferences on in the next five vears, Patton military developments — which said “ it Ik quite evident that not tli!'Terences biciiUN: the con­ brought a strong protest from nil veteran* who desire to be. troversies cannot be allowed foreign correspondents. conic farm owners will lie able to stop the United States in lo achieve this objective." In Nuernberg, Supreme Court DIVORCID In Loe Angeles from the strugifle to reconvert to Putlon said in .• statement Justice Robert Jackson witnessed Royal Mattlson, retired axbcsbw , / x. ' ' ' i . — vv; * — i T *3 . ’ " * *»' • * W that the cost uf equipping and a dress rehearsal fo r the Nuern­ magnate, Mrs. Carolyn Mattlson of IHMicetime jiroductioh. operating u fumil** farm may berg trial of top "German war New York leavea court In what Is A d d r e s s in g th e o pen itig range from $1200 to $ I .'1,000. , criminals today. A mock trial was pictured as a happy mood. She was sags inn of the I utbnr-Management S i * • : ' , " ' ' ' • .* * -, : ... ~ . . . . while the amount of farm loans the first of several scheduled to reported to have received ovef Conference of IS indiistrinl tind insured - under the Gl Bill uf make sure there are no kinks In $1,000,000 under lerme of the di­ , — ,— rr----- --------.— .--------- ----- , J s . l alptr hrnda. the I'rralduiit said ‘ Right* is limited to 60 per cent the elborate mechanical system by vorce setUejnent. (international) The starting lineup o f t ie Seminole High School football tram, j The Fed* have won three games in live stmt* losing to Kusli. lit the American people do not like of the loan or $2000. whichever which the proceedings will* be Left to right are: Brooklin, Ka: liter. Singletary. Kilts. Kilpalrli k, 1to Hi and M. Augustin,. 7 to t». Friday night they will play Winter t|u. industrial strife' that ‘ ha* reis the sinuller. lie suid also that concluded In four languages. JackAnderson, Clark, W.M. Smith, Cox. I.Ingle, und t ’ollum. Park here. tarded |iros|M*‘rity. "cspralally af­ the 4 per rent maximum interest son said the United States will ter the solemn promise" of both rule is lower than most local be ready to proceed with the trial groups that they would" cooperate rates, and that some slates limit on Nov: 20, but the opening may with their government. repayments to less thun the be delayed by defense requests Outside , a picket line hud lieen act’s 20 years. for additional time to prepare. .................. “ . . / |- S e m i n o l e .tailed before the meeting began Noting that 'tha Gl Rill also bv some independent unions makes qualified veterans eligible W ASHINGTON, Nov. 6, (/P>— whose representative* were not More thun *6,(M)t) person* sawfor bums under the Hankhrnd IttV a lla e r * Us 4 ID partieipniing. n . 1 l.oiti* Puckett of llrluudo win Jones Farm Tenant Act, Patton I Saying lie was an'Viuiis to re­ A P n n n l I l i c f t * i r vfrc thr Sunday nftbrnoou mototeyrle, said this act "best meets the *• move all wartime controls us O L I 1 U U 1 L r l M l I L l N j race ut Seminole lfriving Park., ■need* of veterans farm pur­ fast us possible, Mr. Truman snld lie made the 12 mile route in nine; chasers." laibor and management must find minute* and 62 .second*. Tommy' , Union's Program a wav of residvipg their ilifferW Davis of Lakeland interrupted O u t l o o k Is E x c e lle n t Tho union program announced races" without stopping produc­ by Patton recommend*: ill Iln P l n n f a H I ,ht' ^ “ "'r e event and tccelvcd 1 tion. 111 I* L L l t C l c Q Jmiimr Injurie* when hi* motor- j " I . Funds for the purchase of "F'ind^ig thn'ItQut way t» do furms by vetarans shouH I* J.L. Ingley, president of the that—\t it limit a government dii%cBankheadJames Robeon,. Jr., publicity Hanford Atlantic Nutioual Rank, provided under the live to either labor or industry— chairman of the Liona Club box- spoke an the Bratton Woods Pro­ Jones Farm Tenant Art at the IM.Sgt. .Impo* I’enrsnn, vet-, thut (a vourvjoii. At tb« bnsie <>f An clfctlon Trill u k , P|u* i j!c ! ' “ !►»A - h. ' ' ’ S - uch[ JA C K S O N VlU K • S.iv. r. lug promotion program, was fin- posals. which were formulated at lerma that loan* are now avail­ Tu.siiay to Jjeten nln e «P*clal | ,,| ^ third- Du, to tlw jam o f (Spcem l .- ‘Harlot forwmdmg. clan of the AiibmOrk. nitlncMnd. the itroblems involved, be said, able to tenants, namely a •'! per coitferanre o f 44 nations In N «w cen l.iijercst m t«. *u'.40-vaar re- acjiool mlllage nnd,^,,o |l, f(ir wh|fh th« spon.or*1of Vail vegotuldes are gelling and Central Florope campaign* “ Is not only the right—but the •ofcli'a, *.* jJtaly, •1044. at the payment period, and a variable to alert school trustee* for the | “ ^|(> no| Dn,Pargd. many did not ' cmder way from South Florida who ha* jo«t returned to Sail- duty—tn bargain collectively." _ lav weakly meeting of the repayment plan. next two years, it wus nnnoun'—1' ' • ..... renters,* the citrus r>ir>l said today* that the infantry Approximately itl.fino innsmr #»ary To Rotary Club at the Mayfair Hotel by Supt. T. W. I.nwton. Th r tile race* had started. movement is Increasing, I huh* , hnd the toughest fight in the' Ar- are idle III lab >j d isp u tes as the , » y , . •2: Such appropriation* *houbl nines* and wtll being o f today. 1 election* are held every two management - l a b o r eonferenee hr mailo for a five-year period In spite ol the heavy nuto I *'ily*1* I oullry mnrhul lias re- denne* buttle. members, s, as aa they put l b >»*■«• . i . . , ...inni i ported a sharp li*e in volume member of the ;tl7lli In- opened in Wasliitigton lo study The Proposals tonsist mainly permit the administering years on mid yenr*. . This highly secret Information of two parts, Mr.’ Ingley, who w a s’ to Noting in Snnford for School ,,, , u \ °ul“ c n,.,,,J during the last month, und live fnntrv. N7th Division of I’atton’s long-range peace moves. (which will no "doubt be rudloed Introduced hy Program Chairman agency eufficlent latitude in the District No. 1. will take plan- ? ,,,Kh * V lu,r,," " u" stork market sales have hero Third A.my. he pat tint nte.l iu The Greyhound Hu* strike is -to , the four corners o f the sport- George Touhy.. pointed out, one encumbrance of these fund*. at the Court House. Two em um * UCIIUft'*_________ ____ i good during the week." snnl ; the HuttIt* of tlit* lleiginn lllilg.* "1. The idle of the loan to an spreading with more llian I.Odd ing world) was to tha effect lor the establishment of an In­ bents, 8. O. (Trnse, Jr. and .Inhn 0 . .. . W i 1 1 in ii L Wilson, Director, Iliul stonily thereafter went in 2fl siales Involved. Andrew that at the Lion sponsored-box­ ternational Monetary Fund and Individual veteran for the pur­ L.-Galloway are running for •»'- 1N p i T l i n n l D I'lptida S(ute Parmer* ^Inrket*. urou|id St. Vitli. Belgium, nnd_ lliggiiuu_ Ncw_Oiltanji tJiitilmild--.. Iv lin pose of acquiring, repairing and ing contests at the Lakefront .election and trere arttwo new | u 11 Jin hi* weekly review of erup imiiliove from the south 'id the niirfarm ______ should be er. lias dosed tin it* nlaiils "per. Balt Park Yiidneiday evening the other for the cication o f an improving _a ____ eaiididates. Mrs. Ro*iiniond t'h.u i ditlmi* and' the eurrenl distil- rfi to form u jimeliire with the m a n e n t l y t h e ACL union no other than “ those match- International Bank- for Heron- j limited to the average value of man and Fire Chief M. N. O evi. I | loilion m tlnoU. Ilriti-li, lliteuleued a eily-wide strike to less sluggers’’, Happy Camera struction and HevelopmcrjjB; The efficient fnmily-tvoe furm-man- land. "Nutlinn Mayo, Commissioner | ,, nddition to righting' it "us o f .these Proposals |„ Kpment unit*,' as determined bv foree Congress lo Investigate. and “ One Ptfhch"’ McGee, would jiurposes of Agriculture, will be in post Sgt. I'earsoir* duly to insure’ that which were approved by the Unit-1 t|„, secretary of agriculture, iu New randidates in District No. A l’ L liimhei men lluentened lo haw It out. t.on to carry a very pleasing tin* men in his platoon were ndeed States Congress last April the county, parish or locality In 2 are John Bethea of F’oir-d I I still llltinl Mil I'llKI' I'M ill Joe Moss, chairman of the were given as: City and W. J. Hartley of Long ............ «*.... . -I..I. I.I.. " ' “ '••I cnip protluctloil poteiili• ipmlelv clothed, fed and -dept as which the farm la locuted. boxing committee, announced 1) To stabllue currencies. „ 4 Am, lh# , moul„ loaned to that the 7,000 round boxing ring prontolo international a veteran to purchase, icjedr 2) To from Orlando nad arrived, that trade. and Improve a farm ihoul i no'; It waa in a truck outside and 3) To make loans to meml>er exceed, its reaionahle value as • would tome Lions volunteer to determined by the administering net It up kt once In the park t" nations. Declaring that—exchange. cun. agency:---, ------- ----------------------In spite‘ o f having—ee ten—heavi­ ly of some of Mrs. Carlton's liols, trade embargoes und other Option to Compromise host cooking,. « number of Lions restraints on international trade, "6. In caao foreclosure threat­ Springs tluil la- siwv i lily ns practiced by Germany and volunteered to help. ens within 10 yean following tin und Gsbriellu-**|tlieiis will vile, |afternoon of each month, und will (while oversea*, und ..tliul ##< many other nations during the Klwanlan Fred R. Wilson ap­ Hear enable tyio* or shooters who liavi* p . Initial loan, the veteran farmer and Forest City, when* Adoption of a Seminole County I p w iu W r i t r i l l when Ills unit wu* ill u defensive pealed to the IJone to give past twenty year* inevitably, re­ should be given the option of l-dk« residents will vote. ‘ never engaged in u tegular NBA 1 1)111. ® - * ' position'iiwuitiiig to meet Ihe Rus- (Tiumlter of I'lttumerer charter, thofr efforts to the War" Bdhd sult in economic warfare which requesting match to quulify to shoot in the the administrating Polls for District II will be at progiess An toad Imibling iu siutis near (iornitx. (iermnliy, Drive, and told how the 11 bil­ leads to actual wars amnnq na­ agency to re-evaluate the farm Ovlrdo^and SUvln. All candidates regular monthly mutch of the lion dollar quota would be used tions, Mr. Ingley *ald that a high on the bases of average earn­ are incumbents. Thry are: (V It. West ('oust Pistol l.eugue of Sgt. Pearson »utd that during Seminole IVuinty und futuie disposition o f I lie Sanford N’nvnl -.luL^UyueOagcrnmenb l i e . said level o(.prqduftiuu_uu^U’iule. *u'* ings of farms .In' the vicinity of .... ................... ^»w Ik Wright, Je, their traveling thinugh llelginm which Mr. Goode I* dlrecldi*, and I I'liM M. that the Kiwanls • and Rotary employment and the promotion the veterana farm, during the Clonts, Oviedo; George JukoU-iu which is held on Ihe third Hun-1 USN'It. who served u yeui at all iiiul Germany the rumhinolion of Air Sintiou will lie topics brought of Slavla and J. L. Mtilrulm of to the attention j i ( tbe llourd Cluba had each pledged to pro­ of a better standard of living, in year that the veteran’s loan has Oviedo. day of each month. udvunred base on New t'uledoni’i snow und rain formed u slush of Diieelor* oiol chairmen of mote $100,000 In bond sales In all nations is essential if the been in effect. I f a re-appraisal A ll make, of guns and am -! «"d who has received extensive which made it very diffim lt for vurious eommitlees of tbe ClinlllIn District No. 4, Chuluotn, this county. He was Informed liface of_the world is to be pre­ of the farm shows that the ori­ the men to travel \iu fool ot track, all candidates also* are' imum. munition huve now been leleused *luinfng for independent duty in hut most of Ihe traveling of hi* Imt bodv nt n meeting at 7 :0*1 bv King Lion Clyde Ramsey that served. for sale, .m l the officer* of th e. •mvij! hospitals, » • » dis.-burged ginal loan plus the veteran s bents. They are: Nolan F'me, K. o'clock, Tuesijny evening at llu* The Monetary Fund, he said, the Lions would undertake to division wus done bv fmil. dub are anxious to have all .the "• Jacksonville Oct. 21, IU46. equity is greater than the proven Hotel Mayfair, it was announced would have a working capital of earning power o f the farm, the T. Ilamil and S. F\ Long. sell $60,000 worth o f bonds. After entering tin* Army on Jfme District 4 6 including ( teneva. olfi and new members gel together. Hi* entered the Naval Reset v,* 21. I'.i|2, ut ('a)iip lilbndiiig be today by .Fhlwnrd Higgins, nmnA war bond aalea committe about eight billion dollars of administrating agency should be again for the piaclice. J Hit. 31, 11141, ut Norfolk. Vjl.. consisting of John Melsch, A1 which the United Stales is to authorised to compromise the where '.voting will take place tiaini-il at Camp Rucker, Ala., ngrr. und Osceola has three n ew candi­ Until the clubs old lakefront wbeie he remained on duty m the Catop McCain, Mis*., participated II. II. Coleman, Chnnilu*i presLyons and J. E.-Rowland was ap­ put up 2H billions. This country loan. dates: Raymond McGill, J. L. range, which wu* blown down Nnval Hospital fur n while und m s filially stationed at F't. Jark- •deni, lius rrqueSted Iblit the would be the largest single con­ pointed. ilien wn* assigned to thi* C. S. Brown and It. W. Prevail. "fl. Veterans eligible for farm and burned up in the hurricane In tho’ current club membership tributor and as such would have .n the Tennessee Maneuvers and following persons serve us chair­ At Lake Monroe, where also lust year, can lie teplaced, the Nuvul Hospital in ITiibulelphia. son, S. (*. Sgt. Pearson went men o f eommitlees: Rev. Mnrk T. contest, the Rowland Roundup- the largest voice In decisions af- purchase loans under the BankPa. until December, IU42. Fid the Paola citlxens will vote there head Jonaa Farm Tenant Art police range ut |Milice heudquarpen lead the EtUberry Pickers leeting thr fund. Headquarters lowing this assignment, In* set overseas on <Yl. 17, I'JII oh tin* Curpenter, tourist unit convention 66 to 62 to date, It was nnnoun. for the fund would be established should also be provided loam are four new ramlidntee, He­ ter* will Ik- used, Mr. Doode slut- ved one year's tour of duty in n ! HUWMI , HA**,T ,h 1 unj* l»»«*I,’*l «•* committee; It. V Hilling, ho*, bert G. Behrens. Talmadge V. for the purchase o f livestock and pitul committee; It. U. Wheeler, d. in the United States when 66 hospital at alt advanced base n.i. <’ m " T k' •s «n'b,"d- uftVr traveling Brown Kwagocrty and percent has been subscribed by equipment at a maximum in­ Melts, five days. His division remained good roads committee; Fletcher New Culrdoala, Kodnev Harris. terest rate o f 6 per cent, and the 44 member nations. in Kiigluml for a month, training’ F:. Rolls, baseball cnmoiittve; J. After returning to tho alulo.i near Mum hostel. and then travel­ I . luglry. Indo-trial committee; ROTUNDA IN IT A LY Only registered voters who The International Bank of Re* probably less." un the ship, ’’General George < > . pay taxes on real nr personal ed to I flLirvc, F'tao e, and began W. Y. liming ineii'hnol's com. construction and Development PE N IN SU LA BASF: HEAD- Squire" in December 1(143, Im •In drive toiyurd German)*. prn|ierty ore eligible to vole in niillee; George II. Ilisluqi, water would be act up for the purpose wu* assigned to u training school QUARTERS. Nov.. 6. (S p e c lu l)the election. Sgt. Pea Ison urrivrd in New wuys committee; Lea It. Iwsher, of making direct loans to mamber for independent duty in the hos­ ’1/4 Augusta C. Rotunda, Oil) FL memberslilp committee. York on July 11 1*146 A t a recent meeting of San­ nations, Mr. Ingley said, and for roip* at Port llueneme. crossing on tile USS West Point, Second Street. Sanford, F'lu. is pital . puntose of guaranteeing ford Elka Lodge No. 1261. the the I Idler romminee beuils . named now serving with the 006th Ord- which is located about 00 mile* u Nuvv Hoop shin, mu! wu* aum o f ono dollar par member foreign loans made by private !*. * «s vx . . nance Base Armament Mainten-i north of !/>■ Angeles, Calif. He assigned lo Cump Kilmer. N. .1. were: A. W. Lee. water *ports waa collected and ednt to the Investors. Such loans, he pointed Holland I.. Dean, d p c & k H e r e F r i d a y unc( BatUlion, a unit of the was further assigned to duty in ■mil tlien sent lo Camp lllnnding conimlttee; Three membera o f Company C, Klk'a War CommJailon, juet aa out. are essential to international publicity committee; John Bruin. |Peninsular Base Section, chief ! Sun Diego, Calif., where he was the Florida 8tate Guard, quali­ where lie was given hi* ills* ley. ugriculturc commitlee; C. W. membera had been In the habit trade and to our own economic fied aa marksmen Sunday at the Representative Joe Hendricks Army Service Force in the Med-1on the ship's inspection bouid charge. security. The capital o f the bank of* doing before th# war ended. Baker, livestock committee; R. Bute Guard rffle match in Km- will address members of tbe San­ ileirunean Theater of Operations,! which inspected lersonnel und The reason for doing thle, It would be 10 billion dollars of A. Williams, real .estate com* nded by lirig -. ships rendyin^ for overseas duly. Tha Bu*e is .commanded ti.*. 1 ford Lion's Club and guests at u ,, ,, waa pointed out by Joel 8. Field, whbi< the United States would nliltees; L. F'. Boyle, rule* and ria II. ()xa, of; PliM Lewis l« ut present re­ Virent Oversea* Leesburg guardsmen won the dinner meeting at 12:16 o'clock j miMh od Ruler o f tho Lodge, was subscribe 3 billions. charter committee; F\ E, Bolls, siding at 718 Magnolia Avenue U r embodied, in M atatement Rev. Mark Carptonter reported meet with Eustls second. San­ greeter’s committee and ‘ George with his wife and parents, 'Mr. pf : n i n s u l a r r a s e h e a d ford ' marksman • made a rood r Wade H. Kepner, Grand on the work of hia committee to II. Bishop, traffic committee. and Mrs. M. 1 Wright. UUARTKRS, IT A L Y : Nov. 6 showing, according to CapL John Clyde Ramsey. provide fund, from the Rotary 'hewing, aaltad Ruler BPO F.lke, urging mechanical equipment, from 240 (Special)—T-3 Ral|di W. Vincent, nnd Members of the Kiwanls that activltlaa fo r oOrrico men Club for the Celery Crate and, G* III0WV \ •" o f. the high mm howitzers, weighing .12 tons, 112 F: Second Street, Sanford, is ot homo and abroad be continued, aurgeated that the club ehould i wind that motle good shooting Rotary Clubs have been invited to wrlst-watchc*. now serving with the Gti.lth Ordin­ to attend (he meeting as well as because, aa ha put it, “ Now lend Iu efforts' toward the * * .. *«ry difficult ance lluse Armament Maintenance ____,___, _ ^marksmen ................... . those of the general public who Company C who that tha excitement ot battle tablishment In Sanford o f a com­ SGT. HICK OUT Rotation, a unit of the Peiiin* has been replaced by routine munity cheat for all charity n «~ duali/M were: Sgt. W. M. Tyre, care to make reservation* for the sulur Ilnse Section, chief Army military dutiaa, it la more es- poses in which the people o f thla CpI. D. R. Ulrey and CpL Martin' luncheon. These may be secured DRFJW. FIELD, TA M PA , Nov. P I Servire F'orre in the Mediterra­ by rontactlng Mr. Ramsey prior Stlnecfpher. ' Nrarlv two-thirds of the Na­ aential than over that tho folks •action are Interested. SHRIVEN HAM. England — PR* nean Theuter . of Operations Tho (Special)— * Two men from the to Wednesday evening. tional War Fund drive quote in on tho borne front do everything G,W. Spnrer called aUention James 61 Shoemaker, husband of (I05dv repair* Sanford area were released from and ussrinblea Seniinola County has been roachAny person wishing to contact possible to sustain tho morale to the Ladies Night Barliecue Mrs. 6(iirtha E. Shoemaker of 317 Rep Hendricks may do eo at the service with the Army A ir For­ Park Avenue, Sanford, and u evervthlng in the vast range of rd und a numlwr of communities o f our armed forcea." which will I * held at the Fifty TWO D1SCHA8GKD ces today at the Drew Field Se­ military mechanical equipment, City Hall after 2:00 P. M. Friday “ Tha war la' not over for the Associate# on the evening of Nov. former student at the University from 240 mm howitzers, weigh­ such as Uhuluotu. Slavia and A l­ Thay are: He recently paration Station. tamonte Spring* have yet to be wounded veteran lying helpless 14. Mr. Touhy. announced .that the of Florida, la* now attending ing 12 tons, to wrisl!*/ ' **•,. DREW FIELD, T A M P A . Nov. 6 it was announced BiSgt. George E. Elck, 110 heard from, It was reported today n.hla hospital bad, for many of regular meeting next whek will (Special)— Tw# men from the wrote that he hail been unsble to West Sixteenth Str«eL He ser­ Shrivenham American University -------,---by II H. Coleman, chairman of j ila xrard mates i t w ill never be he held In (be evening at the Sanford area wane—“tl»aaed.frim take advantage o f an Invitation ved overseas In the MTO with In F:ngland here the second two. (Iwanis on Nov. 7, eak to Kl the drive. ever," Mr. Kepner asserted. “ It’s Mayfair Hotel when Dr. Hamilton serves with th« Arm y A ir For­ to speak ENLISTS the 483rd Hm. Grp. from Novem­ moatha term opened with an en­ not over for men on Occupation Holt will apeak on the United res lost week.at tha Drew Field Total contributions received |o Dsnlel Warren of Ijike Monroe ber, 1044, until June, 1046. lie rollment o f more than 4.000 solddoty in Germany er Japan) It's Nations Organisation, was last week sworn in the Reg- date amount to $8,050 he t a l' Beoaration Station. They are: holds the A ir Medal with two ♦er-students. not over fo r non stock In camp* President Lea Loaner announc­ New Legion members are invit­ Clusters and the ETO ribbon Pfe. Shoemaker, • member of ular Navy, Young Daniel. 18. The quote eet for the county' CpI. Ortn D. Land rasa, Jr., . ' .'M.( this country far away from ed that Harry Tooke boa been ap- Floral Heights. Ha entered tha ed to come along with old mem with four s oath in Jacksonville on $13,143,. l( is expected that report* ‘ ‘ * * iM<A*h(. after filing his tuper* ■with IPfe. Wjlli the above >*v Recruiting Station lit contribution* from 330. E Bax 08, ' lie is tha son o f Mrs. communities will be received soon. dflth Ut* Donh Warren of Lake Monroe, said Mr. Coleman. August, 1046. • - By Associated Ureoa Ingley Discusses Bretton Woods At Rotary Luncheon P lans Are Made Proposals Said Need­ By Lions Club For ed For Peace And Security O f World B oxin g T o u r n e y Election Tuesday |H“Ke Vro".d *Sees sRaces Shipments Of ! James Pearson W ill Be Held In Fall Vegetables Ardennes Vet Is Are Beginning Back In Sanford Millaffe, Trustee W By County Voters ...J For Production Of State’* Major Crops Most Of His Travel Was Done Hy Foot And Through Mud X C l u b Resumes R egular Practice (Jets His Discharge Elks Contribute $1 Each To W ar Group Three Guard Members Become Marksmen Joe Hendricks To M S am j ja s P f c. James Shoemaker A t English University | t _______ *_________________ War Fund Drive Has Raised $8,056 .\ . � 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 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 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/47aea2b18fbea21d7118b380102adf32.pdf 25ecf2c61759e714e89c17d012577686 PDF Text Text T1IK SANFORD HERAT,!), BANFQRD, FLORIDA PAGE EIGHT MONDAY. OCTOBER 29, 19 incident with the milliard dicta­ jotity o f, labor t*- opposed to torship alarmed many people in­ Peton, but In a l he i* able to en­ t . frame up, but things went side and outside Argentina, but gineer a demonstration. or strike arAoothly fo r * a time. Then the the country's troubles are basi­ in'his favor at any time. President fell ill, and Caitillo be­ cally home grown. , came acting president. Army Trouble These troubles have come in Argentina’a difficulties f i n d Prodded by. army officers who spite of the democratic sentiments their roota in many local factors: admired Nasi “ eflciency*’ and of n great majority o f the Argen­ Political activity by army o ffi­ who be}f«yed that Germany would By PA U L BANDERS tina people, who arc mostly of c e r *, for yeari trained by German NEW YORK— If anyone ran Spanish and Italian stock, with a missions. Many Argentine ofilcors win the war, Castillo set a neu­ tell Argentina— richest and most mixture of German, Polish, Irish, studied in Germany, absorbed'the trality policy the day after Pearl literate of South American na­ English, Swiss, Dutch, Hungarian, psychology of the German gen- Harbor, and allowed Nati espion­ age and influences to continue tions—how Jong it will lake to Belgian ami French. etai staff. Few Argentine army unchecked. Ortlx ‘ favored the clean up her confused mess, she'll Yawn At Politic* officers knew American or Brit­ United Nations, but was too ill like to know it. They arc among the best fed ish domocracy, or American Indus­ to count, and died several months Democratic President Juan An­ people in the world, and moat of trial strength. later. tonio lllos of Chile—Argentina'a them live comfortably — which A preponderance of the nation's Castillo suspended civil liber­ wcsiorn neighbor—s*v» that the miiy explain in part why,; unless Rio do la Pints republic is suffer­ things get very bad. Argentine* wealth, population and produc­ ties and used force to keep-dis­ tion is concentrated In Buenos satisfaction with his policies from ing from a serious Illness which are inclined to yawn at politicians, Aires and ita Immediate terrNory, she, and she alone, can cure. Thev want democracy but "they which means that whoever-con­ getting out o f hand. Democratic Argentines found Castillo unsat­ The basic Illness of thu country usually don’t do much about it. trol* the city controla the nation. is nationalistic military dictator­ Typical of the confusion cur­ This fa cto r,p la n Into the bands isfactory on all counts. ship. complicated in recent years rently is the labor movement, of Army .politicians. The only Im­ A fter he handpicked a candi­ by Nasi-Fasclst trimmings. which has been split wide open portant military force is concen­ date for the scheduled 1043 elec­ Rut whether Argentina would by Col. Juan Domingo Peron, the trated at Campo de Mayo, 25 tions. the army timed a march from Campo de Mayo with a pe­ nff-aguin, . on-ogain strong man miles from the capital.' riod o f bitter anti-government behind the military dictatorship I f array officers decide' to feeling. • ipulsory wage change government policy, or By decreeing compulsory Peron in irig rents ren Increases, by lowering' and take power. they need merely That army march, June 1043, had a notable lack of outsunding 1 working hour* hv decree, by *c- threaten to march on the city. Icaders or cohesturr in the civilian I h-ciing and building up frlem li'in There U no other military misted CastillOi and nut a general in charge. The 1043 marth—like loptical parties. Many Argentine* 1the latmr movement,^ Peron won strength- within hundreds of car that they don’t have n man j considerable support in the unions, miles, and the distant garrisons that 18 years earlier—was greet­ ed with applause. Thousands of who could Command nationwide Ho has Iwcn jelling latmr that he. arc weakP«nd ineffective. ■ u ) ! x t ___ -.i______ __ jJ * giving It n New Deal. A rg entines remember, too, the The Nazi-Fascist symptom’s en pl-^lan y ArgTiJtffttfirfifySt^lir-rTtTp- -rrathmlr-early n w o rd *o r rtponted civil wars, and the delay of con­ tending factions ia ' accepting the principle of majority rule for many years after independence — — -----.— ----- ----was won from Spain In 18 10 . 1***1 ™ Ur was Peron, leader, of a WE CAN'T DUPLICATE THE AROMA They' recall the long-standing group o f ardent nationalists whole O F S O U T H E R N * B R E A D — S O HE struggle for control between rich 1 C A L L S A L L OUR PERFU M ES > „ and progeaslve Buenos Aires and P U N K // m m the more conservative provinces, the long struggle over what form W — of federal union'was to be estabM M * a llshed before a constitution final- H * ly was drawn up and ratified in ■ M I V l U f (Time To Be Needed For Argentina To Return To Normal 08c per (ins for three Insertions 37e per line for 8 insertions 03 per line for 20 Insertions • Minimum rates . . . 10c PHONE 148 OR BRING YO UR An. Count, live words to Uie line, Includl WANTED F IL L up with ketwsene and fuel oil before winter. -\ ---- H. ll. PiJI'K CO., IN C ---------- RIDE with someone going to Chicago or Cleveland Oct. 31 <n—Nov . l r -Wtli. shst n,expenses, Phono- 700-J or 840. ^ __ TW O FARM S F O R * SALE—Xlne WASTE~d7~Yoking. Recently fresfi 3 seres, tiled land, 1 good well, milk cow. W rite-Box 34, En­ 2 story house, 1 car garagS, 1 terprise. Fid. tool house, 000 ft. West of Lake Monroe Post Office. One Transportation Sanford—1 « - O r ­ lando and.return 6 days wcok— 6 acres, all tiled, rood wall, 2 story house, story bam, W1 •ly. Phone 84fi=W. ' ’ mile west on Orange Boule­ vard. J. W. Hell. Lake Monroe. FIREplace screen, must bo 26 inches or more, width and Phone 16. ____________ Jielght. 1202 W. 2nd_St._____ GOOD R E LIA B LE ' USED CARS Wida selection at or under OPA No new cars for many trans- SM ALL months. Get dependable trans­ house or apartment, portation at reasonable cost at 'furnished. Permanent. Phone HOLLER MOTOR RALES 067, Mr. Eaton. 208 West First S t WANTED TO RENT GET YOUR gasoline and oil at ......................Station across The Standard from the Court Tlousc. PL A N T S FOR VICTORY GAR­ DENS: Collards. Cabhage, Let­ tuce, Escarole. Tomato plant*. Also Strawberry plants. J.W, Bell, Lake- Monroe, phone 16. FRIGIDAIRE, sale. Call P.M. HORSE, 6 years old, and saddle. Phone 40-J. MM-tfNO USE. WHATEVER MADE ME THINK THAT X*ar'XU#V S O U T H E R N ’S MATCHLESS HAiTATEP? Southern 0 & B read f BUSINESS SERVICE DODGE - PLYM OUTH PARTS AND SERVICE 109 Palmetto Ave. Phone 1011 ROOFING, galvanized steel 5 V W E ARE futlv equipped and Krlmp style-brand new— finest know how to recap your tires. quality. Act promptly for de­ Natural rubber ,or synthetic. livery o f this shipment/ Fulen* We protccl the siilcwalls of > wider Mfg. A Distributing Comour tire. Jones Tire Shop, any, 010 Lancaster Drive, P. dr. 1st and.Elm, phono 1108. O. Hux .1361, Orlando, phono 21730 BODY AND Fender dents, paint NSW Hampshire, White Barred Injury or fading should bo Rocks. Pultorum tested chicke, corrected now to combat aging 100 for 816.76; English Leg­ and weathering. ‘A new pain­ horns 100 for 813.60, prepaid. less method awaits you at Live delivery guaranteed. Please YATES AUTO P A IN T A BODY SHOP mention second choice. Poultry Farm, 718 S. Howard Ave. Tampa, Fla. ______ W ASHING machines repaired— and all home appliances. - ColdSIX rdom furnished house, bath, ___ pi! Improvements, two acres on wall GencraLJtAOlilr Shop, 707 North Mills, Orlando, phone -main highway three miles 2-1072. Prompt service. from Sanford. Write P.O. Box 61, Sanford. Small down pay­ Expert Auto Repairing ment Barfield A Jackson MODERN home furnished or not --------in-cmmacUoii wiUt Chicken compartment, out build­ Yates Auto Paint A Body Works Phone 371 _._____ ings, tiled garden, fruit trees. Monroe Corner on No. 44 "a t once11 or write lo r appointment. FLOOR sanding and finishing, Cleaning and waxing. II. M, Owner, R.M. Hankie.________ . Gleason, Lake Mary. H cTu S e "Trailer, perfect condlA U T O PAIN TIN G tlon, 000x10 tires. Sleeps 4. By C.W. "P a t" Johnaon Furnished- Just the trailer for weekend tripe to the beach or 16 years experience in auto ant! alrcraflpalnting. Sanford’s popu traveling. I l l Holly Ave. lar paint authority. HOLLER MOTOR SALES 6 ROOM bungalow located on 308 W . 1st SL Oak Ava. on corner lot. Cloaa Ur schools. In perfect condltlon. Can give poesaarion with­ in few day*. Edward F. Lane, LOST: Green wallet on First Street containing Identification papers, Reward. BcL to Herald, S plpwed and jtarrowed 01in Cameron Avenue. Thone E.B.. Stowe, 192-R or Edward g , phone 842. _________ FOUND BLACK cloth bag at Armory Saturday night. Rat-urn to Mary .. Lynd Roas, Fla- State _Bank^ *20, 1* ply. J,w. li ring*■ r.u. LOST: Wallet containing money, identification, othsr papers. L l l Box 33, Altamonte Springs, Fla. F.C.' Santos, phone 262-w or PO UND : Small female Fox Ter- R at to Herald. Liberal reward. Her. Phone H.B. Pops. 4&8-J. LO ST: Large Red Bone Hound with white feet and Black ana ts. Walker. Finder noUfy . Golding, Phona 406-J. De- S Tuesday Ocl. 30th. 7:30 P.M. It is hoped that all members in good standing will attend this meeting as .a number-o f important business matters will be discussed. A large class of candidates will be initiated into Woodcraft, a number of important fraterpalists will be present including our State Manager, Sovereign W.H. Mnr- C.C. Collins ^ F i na n cial S ecreta ry— —r HJ. Finch - District Representative . It’s easy to own this beautiful Oil Rangel V you’ve needed and wanted a new range— now is the time to have it. The oveiv is big and roomy and can turn out a perfect meal every time with a minimum of watching. dA-.Automatic lleaL Control • Full.Porcelain finish • Smart, modern lines • Visible oven BABY CARRIAGES TELEPHONEOPERATORS Starting Rate 6 days —— $26.00 Single or Married • — Ages 16 - 35 “ . ExperieYfti Unnecessary• Paid while 'iewrtilng • Frequent increases • . Overtime pay • Paid vacations • Taxi-cab s e r v i c e for late hoars . * V.--. / APPLY CHIEF OPERATOR 8 • 6 weekdays Saturdays 8 - 12 LOST. Medium elied, reddish brown, short haired, long eared fnd two hind pews. Answers to name o f Fagan. Last eeen in tha vicinity of Qrammar School. Notify the Police or phone 828- That constitution — modeled after that o f the United States— was adopted at a time when the country was contrite end exhaust­ ed after more than 20 years o f the most brutal dictatorship the country ever experienced. The dictator, Juan Manuel Ro­ sas. suppressed civil liberties, jailed, executed or exiled opposi­ tionists, sent goon squads prowl­ ing Bueno* ^Alres to mint out enemies. Road To Progress A fter Rosas, the trend wax more and more to stability and progress. In the 60 years up to 11)30, the country had established a repu­ tation as a modern, progressive, cultured country—an enlightened, democratic nation. But Argentina slipped back­ ward in 1030 and has floundered ever sinco. The Rosas influence had not died. The country’s dominant politi­ cal party, the Radical Civic Union (centrist) had split wide open on charges o f graft and per­ sonal father than party rule by aged Prealdent HI poll to Irigoycn. Depression unemployment in - ' tenslfied general dissatisfaction and prompted an army marth from Campo de Mayo which un­ seated Irlgoyen end Installed. Gsn. Jpse Francisco Uriburu as pro­ visional nrasident. The .military revolution, and it* promise* ' of. rtfbrm, was greeted by cheoring crowds Unaware o f what the army men realty “ Intended. Uriburu allowed a local Fascist organization to get a foothold, but opinion against army rule was ■trope enough to force him to call elections In 1031. A moderate Gen. Agustin Justice was tha army candidate. Justo had a stormy term, but moved toward normal Itv by mak­ ing Roberto Ortiz, a liberal busi­ nessman. his candidate In th« 1037 presidential el ec lienee—'Fff satisfy extreme — conservatives, Justo nut Ramon S. Castillo—a narrow provincial nationalist—jip for vice president. — Ortta-CaatlHo—wOn-amM - Radi* • LOST FOR RENT W. O. W. Members F r e t h le FRAGRANCE COULD BE BORROW lU .lth WHERE GET YOUR Baby Chicks at PRIVACY IS RESPECTED Hunt’s Tuxedo Feed Store. YOUR natural desire for privacy Phone 368. In money nutters ia strictly respected here. Friends and B A B Y buggy, used very little, relatives am not questioned good aa new, 826.00 cash. 018 about your credlL Your em­ Myrtle Ave., G.P. Paxton. ployer or businesa associates NEW cement block house, wired will not hear of your personal for electric- range, piped for affairs. There la no cauee for fuel heating, new drum outside. embarrassmenL 12 fruit trees, one lot east of Reasonable credit requirement*. house, two lots west of house. No co-makera on money loans, Located on E. 14th St. H.M. ’ariablo payment plane. F A M IL Y LOAN CO. . Brush, Sanford. Florida Bank Bldg. Phone 33 COW manure for good flowers. 60c per bushel. Phone 788-W. IMPORTANT MEETING f MISCELLANEOUS WE P A Y highest cash prices for used turniture. Haynes A W il­ liams hurnuure Lo., .‘i l l E. 1st bt. phone 068. h «w *P*P«r- w ibglied W a s , H it-, antl-goverameht dembnstrt elr and Mussolini. j by students and thousand! He made the government a I others, strong-arm affair which set up a Then Peron quickly ra-ei Gestapo, crushed all forms of cx -1 llshed his influence, presslon, wooeo wooed labor, and even . Elections — ----— for pression, were set next played up to local Communists April 7 in the interval between' by trying to enter into negotia- peron’* real or synthetic sly op­ tions, for establishment of rela- and his quick bounce back/ V tions with Moscow. power. The army -threw Peron out of Whether Peron is still aroumphis posta o f vice president and on election day and whether thert* labor minister in maneuvering ape other candidates, remains to' which wasn't quite clear, after be seen. J Fleteller's Castoria ia the laxative to use because it ia made aapeciaUi) (or children. It’a sale and genllo—as a child’s laxative should be—sod It works thoroughly sad effectively. construct -----^JkapHng mount­ ed for extra comfort, • Body i of leatherette with safpty belt, adjust­ able top, rubber tirea. SOUTHERN BELL TEL. & TEL. CO. There are no harsh drugs in Fletcher’s Castoria. It will not cause griping or discomfort. Moreover, Fletcher's Castoria la pleasant-testing. Chil­ dren like to take it, so you don’t have to struggle sod fight with your child to get it down. NUMDAH RUGS ! CUSHIONS waterproof Lea �» W .’ f * ' l ' 1 • -ib r.’ THE WEATHER In Unlly There If. T o Protect the Peeee of theTNorldi T o Promote the P r o fr t u of Americai T o Prodoca Prosperity for Sanford. S i f e f t a t 1 Ja p Labor Is R e a ctiv a te d * Under U . S. f a SANFORI), FLORIDA. Established 1908 VOLUME XXXVII t British To Use A ll Weapons To End Revolt Navy Sky Fleet Delights Truman Black Market Flour­ ishes On $500000 Worth Of Stolen U . S i Army Rations General Slain While Arranging Details Of Cease Fire Or­ der With Leaders I Hr AMOfOlrii I’ rr n l B A T A V IA . Oct. 31. Lieut. Gen. Sir Philip fhri>usou.^ M r f r f AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER • The Jap laljoi* movement has fujen ■reactivated under Imericajk -occupation, is cutv ■ently united and plans to use politics as its vehicle of __advancement—Am ercem ent ' tan been reached' at* a mcetof Jap labor leaders who will convene again Friday * to create a Socialist party. East Indies, issued nii e r a T O D A Y : Fair this uflrriiiHin and. tonight. TO M O R R O W : Continued fair and slightly uarnirr In south portion. h l » WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER .11. HU a Member Associated I’resH NUMBER 34. Crftissr Booms Salute For Truman Truman Asks Wage Increase For Workers . __ ^ / rirTr t , ', president A p p r o v cs B o o sts In Pay; M o v ie Employees Return To Work c ii 'tsmf * *- . 4Ilf 1 *tw(irfej«|r,| ,D I h- Itimsteni pul »• itfli* •tottiLs jjp d »j^ 4 t a t c m n ii • tb crujh with ■s i • ci,n>«>< 'mg lores •■>■' modern l* r r t » M l 261,000 to - jtlay aft President Truman Ap­ pealed- for industrial' peace and prosperity Dpproyed ron-. ISnatile— tvitgv '"Boosts with | price inm'use.s only whcrfi J necessary. . Motion picture workers, 7,000 stroiik. h ave returned to . . i. v ny Indonesian forces ul.i.li ijiiui'H JUnu.il troops. tie acted shortly after announc­ ing the murder of a* British Urigadler last ‘ night while an tinging detail- of u cease file o n ler; in the company of Indi-uudan leaders. The muulrr dim.. . I a V three day buttle which npp.m itly . ' I V Occupation athorltle* have jail­ had ended when a new' attack F woik after a -'ll week walkout ed a dozen Nazis and impounded broke out. following an AKL jurisdiction dlsmore. than half a million dollar* ; A -renewed-bn ttli—at -Socm-r^jw MUte—The stiikg leaders claim n of -bullion* an d ' securities. Th e ended iusl night aftrr the outvntt.iv. This four day strike of black market, said to involve at liumlicrtil British agreed to a A l l . workers which closed the least 1600,000 worth of stolen iruce which reportedly excludes { port of GalYeston, To*, ended army rations and clothing, has Dutch troops from the nnvul base aftei a settlement of the wage been smashed with the arrest likpute. and gives the Indonesian National­ ’ of four American soldiers, two Hants Italian middle men and three Jap ulnft to view some of the 1,200 Navy fighters and hnmlfis funring ists a large, measuic of control As I’resliicur i niuinii m d Ins tciicwine party uli'.u I tin de-l iom c .Reiisliiiw njovid im i the great 'Ml over Inis tinlls|H)ltaUon eait British Ala). Gen* „Hawih irne parade of wniships giitheic.l m the Hudson lia vr, t I e cmi u i'SS lleli'na ler- l-o with .1 iwi nly-om* "d the. .Mississippi River was distributors. overhead as he reviews the flrot from the desltnyer llenshaw in the was understood to have agreed to At Neustadt, , Schloswig-Hol- Hudson Iliver,' New YbVk, durfiig the Navy Day ceremonies. A t the gun ia|iiic. The photo,- invi-n trpm a Navy id Imp. - hiuvt ntl.n \i cis'lfl (lie FlCi'f ioihidjoir the I'SS I hTTOleilcil with ii tieup by a Indonesian oigumxed New \m , the_M lm m ii i d me Ihitciprise, i K, *einational) -stein It was revested some 9,000 Vight may be gem part o f the battleship Missouii. ilntoritational) p e r m i t Irike o f 1,090 A K L employees of gruups tu maintain tin ir arms •Wiati concentration camp victims Kl»«— tinOral -- Hod - I'anusylvania------and to shore patmlline^o* me are believed to have-died when Greyhound mill affiliate lilies. A Koeraltaja duck area with the Blitthe Germans crammed them into ■tiiko, HUKhi AKL CIO mnehin* ish. four ships sent out deliberately i«is in the Snn Kraniraco area I* Iluwthorae. who enleied In I > • into the Baltic Sea to .be sunk |l eeping more than 19.0011 other ncsian forces' lines witn P: undent by. Allied warplanes five days beworkers o ff tin* iohs. Socket no o f tho hiiloesinn i.cnu'.ifora V-E Day. A ruthless search lic, reportedlv gave verbal a --urIs now underway for the Ger­ W ASHINGTON. ()ci it. GPi— unce tlial no Dutch Hour would man naval commander responsible. I're.-idwil T i u m a u last night \|i|dicalion lialiven oinde *ilh l>e liei inilled to land tit Soeruiuijn. The bodies of thousands who urged liighci wage- for labor The British frigate Wavrney llic Fodeinl l 'on’i"i -i" ........ i perished in biasing ships or genciully without incrcii.se in ptirvinu in V . ! i .* . ■ ,i hastily put to sc.i this morning drowned are still being.washed p r ic e Imt authorized pay 1 nd. i Iiition I ■ ■ ...........• • v i . to intercept two Hutch ships cn• -u p on the beaches. A few *ur' luisl- in imlustrii*- essential In. Snefnr h it v i or .1 t _.t'iv route to the naval liasc. , ' • l Ivors told the story today. The ismi vci i ion even if their pricer Hawthorne n!>.i was said to In .'Inpnuei f I t * n . . i t do i full details will come before the go up ^ hc : ■ ■ li*r tc ( . lull v l 'hutni i o * have agreed that ureas outside war crimes trial o f the Neue Dcrluring lliat pciuetime eut* . — i (' mincrt c. the city Were to he policed entire­ Gimme Concentration Camp com rin pan tli:ii religion lm« t i in can.mgs me a "sure road At tl.e l ‘ei|Mc«t of All- 41 \\ I III* Up pi lea t mu «vn- 'filed ly by Indoesian forces, such as raander and his staff. piny hi i!i«* avniiln'ce of future to wide unemployment” if not In Washington, President Tru­ __ _____w . cxfcctinl . Capt. Juck K. Morrison, homo the peace presnvation corps—T. Kuckei. JllI'-idcnt of till* S.I* j *cvcinl weeks ago in it funnel* wars and nlllititcniiiice of pi-ice i in us'Iid. In* i limed three classes Ed Levy ................ Whitner is fnrd \\oiii'i'i . i 'I l Ii .Mayoi lal* luisinChs nssoclnli* uf .1.1 litgli*\ man disclosed he hopes the *d- to arrive "Thursday to lake over on terminal leave, has purchased K.K. tndav,ici|i.i*sti*il i who revenlcil I hat .the man i . now i w.m iOll.ix stli-ied by tile Rev ■if woikci- entitled - to wage The truce was regarded* by windlliitgu ■ ministration of conquered Ger­ tho Seminole Country Club, In?.. I from II. K. Xelswhmler the contlmt every citizen ' in SanfurJ I in tin* radio huslness in u nuufhei .Mjlll < .iipeplci. itii-lo! of *I •«l y lo " i- ilthmu.’ li they muy mean many—now In military hands— it was announced today by G. i trolling interest in the Seminole some observers here ns a vic­ Cm-- Kpisc'ipat I'liiireli. in do ii-< in (uices of the goods they participate n mi inti eiisivc i 'I o i . i 1 of otlict' litic.-i. •will be turned over to Allied W. Silencer, first Vico -president ; Tire Shop, _inc„ wlileh he is tory for fhe Indonesians, since producu. I tegi lifting Tliun it was a Hellish order tn tuir■ “ !*' campaign The ninimhci 'i,^ I'diniuciVi** il'fpjrilig tnlk In Kiuummi- —nl civil'Butoritlea by next June. He o f the new corporation. Also ; now managing, "I wonder hull many of you !% ;■ lloiel Mayfair llc 'w m mn d eimltnuilK render arms winch provoked i 1 a n d i iinumimg their wliich , da; ■ ^ "v. made a -in n>v o f Stiufoiir foi also told his newt conference he due to arrive is A l Bryant who Capt. Morrison, the son of know tlmt many war workers Hu* npplicaui mnl t!|o f l u of iroiliiccd liy ttalpti A. Smith looka fo r Russia n u » « soon w u i to iu Join ;»■■■ wi)l again take over his- former Mr, mi. unit >.1,1 Mrs. .m*. \V. ••. «J.. Morrison, the thiee-dav liatllo in which 29 [ ‘ hUmifh the month of Novcmbci "Religion is u MlVjivi that hn > Imve already had to take, or. British Indian troops were killed ' *.~cp «d mldlhonul mnwin* ma Sanford ' dcMvnutcd a plot o' T frl *9 -ware vtc'iTcd Bid. m i f » Wrn ' remy dut »>. aloVui.rto*”be""lisAl' f of"*ttift*'iifr inf » !'L *2!*S!!"?-***: ,r‘ \...' ’ ; ‘ w tlriU e 0 dituulities w r v Pwab .if.iMtuiicsd. repldh \ as. possible the ( itx . low er nod aiudlo l.utldlnc. wbiili ’ '"hiv' whirii I" m * _. . . ffor nt ♦til* lias ------- ----ffive i i 't i nnd ti n ) f yearn I'w u r w n ip t iv A nnd a bhalf off tactive greens. The Commission met yesterday . ______ j • l»art nf the clcnn-Uli, uii luding need of deni ttilnklnu ami i yunrter or more," ho said in w*g« acocpiahhr to the iii>oli'.iini Ed Whitner spent six years of duty us u.iesarvc offtrci. during presented. wage • price but Russia waa not rapresehtc « pftrkwuys. lrcci and alleys. Ij.i -eeking. v papnreas - fol H* Uim-t bli liyig - UWuiteil which time lie participated Jn . Arrangenients have" Iwen made professional hasdbati playing on He said .Great Britain sA t --------------- " 1 ------------ V* i-ccn autltoriirsl in the t ity to n Ides." lo* raid ■ , hrondcast. Gen.' Patton’s Third' Arihy off many teams before getting on fo r a tulUmml ItiKikutl nnd the Canada which there the secrete n r m ir n n i n n n mission, M *vio 11iir:: in - dndaiml Ill* tiu i n il! of ih. * "lin k .' "ft' nothing is done lu help the ' fenslve in Europe. o f the atomic bomb have known the New York ’ Yankee baseball M I Y liK lfc ir S lame# Mi.u-ghlmt.--park super nililicaUim n. now pending in men" who look hojnfulK I*. Sa* workers in ilil- siluatlon. mil* __ He entered the service at. Ft. Washington with a decision <\ how to produce the bomb. The team as a left fielder in tho ________ _______ ______________ _ irdcndcjit, will i.Hipemte in tin Kliinci.il., I'lit .lam i t ! I mul'it Ilona o f families will have tn . three will soon have a conference Spring nf 1PU. This wus after' Bcnning. Ga., in September, 1919. work 1 ‘v using every facility' at peeled in tin* pear future. I V . f.o tli.* * .m o: of , ' tighten thcll belt* by several lie had been medically discharged nn,l "'** Benl Die Piim.nm »I aiMliiiirrl fin I'agr on the future disposition of The minimi Seminole High - command, it w>i' stilledpence that'will emloie. loll wain/one fur two and a half ray. He said he' he'hasn't atomic energy. hasn't from the U.. S. Coast Guard, Canal i it tlial l oi* m ike i( 4 • * *»ii«. years during which time hi* wa- School Stunt Night will be held . 'demiiera o f the Seminole ('impyet given anY thought to running i following three mouths of ser- promoted from second llcutemm:, ,tonight at . 8:00 P. M at tin- lei of. Future Funnels of Amur !"\l|-s; I f O l i n i i 11-if I.il.<* il lliev pliieo nil d I ’ eon fnr the presidency In 1948. vice. He was then advised that to first lieutenant and to caplnlu. , 4 Ccleiy Crate. public is in -I'm have offered t . o i iovii — fldeucr ii llitrse liig (Meetinr-. .*,e|Y 1 rntc',, The 1h,e P. dee to »n injury to hin back, he He then returned to the lln ilc l v « « * *“ “ ‘ tend 'the COWU .I -md «;T I'c.rcc is uji-,eliisixi .tiuiu tn had better not piny baseball. .States for a year during whirl l,,w foue elusses at high ' ‘.t tins purpose; and pinin nt life" lie ileclmi l. "iind c. e o n He had gone from Kunsas C it y |1C vv,ls Pnja ffwj In acticulim.' i hi competition for u rup ciq*- worked n it t m. *•1. i E. Roillilillat . i* Ii <• I t ' i . i ni pence ill Ho* mild to the A'ankees for the first time ncw unit, the 274th Field At til- I'fcsentrd for the best one ad . iieiolnl tin* Women’s Division in mile*. 1 1 *i . is pence in oVi- .. |iiev!iiii. win loan drive* will limn. teilll." in 1942 %nd hit fine during lery; Hiittalion at Can.,. Philip. »*»“ > -----------„ J p lm j.'d ,"' Mud ^ l ’ v‘ u ilm lO'aln lend bet effort lo tir Med that with I’li'iinui,: III! Spring training. Imt Tailed to con-' * * « « « * . he ws* as.ienetl ,,|V* Wiibur Nolan will finish g.na, “ » r can make a n.nddei Kill, tV. i l.olinn Drive, ii un nect wllh* tho hall nften enough f A , tu„ xiiinl ThllNday Hli 16 day leave whir l <»M«* ahaHinR Iti # tli»* <u*xl \U ininoum I todav by, Edwimi K i’cnc* i,it world would i o ! mgei l:c la 'll *1 t by lindthl'i . 'll" 1 III "Duke" MarNeill in 13 regular games, hitting .122 ^im y m England, umi his bai |followed hia return from me. da/j providing '-vi .y.im* die I,line, put.licit v chain lino of ti. ■mi t*lii .I I could lint lake t Hr* tiie .Seluillole High School "Jl" nnd-wan- eent 4yo*k to Kurinas— received new roinhat equip Wr . , r* , , ■h ii i' a !ui*I. started Momiiiy iiolloi l lill' iniglil In* in I **' Squad .will travel lo Dnytonu The Sanford State Market may "M i*. Ilmimillal, with hoi oi U*. tl b ITI’ *“1T4!,v Will wills lb ■ llcm'ii to piny the .Mainlandlu ba compared to mother Hubbard’s iUimtiun__did niuru .iu pm .u u i -i«as4>U*i yH tirh—Srhool—,JIF’ tewrn "Thursday— -waa i olio!. ~ thC“ T0Vlir hr ii 19 T "AHicT ^fam cd - cupboard: there Is ~a “ bT* played in ltHili and 1940, hit for perienct tin* Till uir loin drive ihnn ranee, •'I'll.' plop.*- 1 of icligion i- t i.eV ro in g. This' will Ik* Hie opening ■oil niixci and u -cwnr piiinp vo ... ..................... h| 1|h * /:|„,., . lean Fruit Growers, i ne. i i o i -nil arm a ‘ I’ m t juiuip, i ., I nr., is o i ^demand tor vegetables but no anything else, noil w« all know iroot I ' * Hiid Vo ili.|*t.ii** nano* o f the season for the “ B . including 12 homes, nine tri-• e*u«ht u^ h|'* P h nawklue n " l’u‘ 1," ‘ s» trip to Pittsburg. I'. ceonling lo ( iti H e.: . II supply, other than a few beana .212 Imt iiuytlmig itml Mrs. Unuiml- ilistlu . mot . -.iisp*i'ioil among squuil* les. hfl doubles ami 8t> runs halted ' ” rl,B “ men was .,u<r Buffalo. N V . Ssyer which earn their title o f ‘‘enap E tlil I .it till) lieiul of, she will i, and was voleil the third most onl, — Mr. Bayer .eremlv pent «v. . | men mid "iiliioi-a lie ii'i lari' 1 Tin* Feds, spuiked l»v Lossiug . . beans” because they are snapped make a uccess of, for she ho probable | nt.j.m lulled - ■ • ut anything" ‘ - said and n a r t! *Mrs' Kd U n e * nti Mro. S. , *!sv* estimating ihe pt< t ll‘ ' 1,11 «Hd Grantham, -tar " B " aciuoi, up >o rapidly by produce buyers. valuable player in the Internaanything, mini o) ,|(1. , 1lN..M «■,*„ ..oekhpr « ; J.backs, will im .ml to avengo last *t| unit- had to ’ wait for ,J,*ham have been busy during coal of fniair ami material itrus fruits are, however, mov. tional League. .Mr, i.ane. i .i i -1' ''17,9(19,900 tn, ii'ln ill'l, veac’s losses (o Day(ona. In With hi* second opportunity .. . - |.nJfni ii rj. i the past several days gatherin': . ilia swimming pool projict in Ft ng rapidly *and in good supply. "The Fcmliiub* G.iuniy quoi I"* pitul- a id a' in j |•■■riiilal Deal, frvsliman tail back, Manager II, J. iLanman, how­ Un Y . , l i e « i f-cln f-h im . Im C ^ ^ ^ S r S j t Is $671,099, nnd w«* h a ir asked clniU'lii-. IhioiIiinI arm*, aial oddr.l lli:it blj li»e foiwaided lo Wesley llintz. , Hu* Fed* iiuvi* a hnnl runner, ever, holds out hope for the ve­ purchased the liCst buck brace I’vc-V" w,‘" linn prevlopsly . . , the.. attack „ ,,of the iinllnwoVn Hallowe'en parso party -n.i and roatutm constructloiu eiiginrci i i I. in.rinit. Lb'liiglit i .D ie t i( l !',mis .iktselst t In r» l buv i l t s * ' I lust sis S Iin s . . I Uu,ll,u"'.1 M llU *1 *1 *’ 1 , S I"9.999.1 ",| •> Aided bv •lapsing nnd Grantham getable buyers, and stated •d ti today available jiml nf|K»rted for left „ Following Belgian bulge, the Battalion,, in* dance'that Mill take "lace thci.* Mich. The latter fercntly ml, ; Z , oi the amount I r that in another week cabbage Mge will field duly. By midscason he tml eluded IHi1 . .nitstemling downficld tn-thc- 4th-ArnRvFed"T)ivi-'t tohighti Thev are using yellow, vised not *t» call for bids on thi merer and-tn tvfb weeks eaearola the Yanks In runs* batted in, al­ of what thev have already '^wentiai to im-ura-pwiffc." . j j.lockvre. ho should l « nblc to aion, deployed north lu the relief orange and buck as a Fall eolm project before Kelt 1 , as lit* l*cs.wil] be w sum cut. iM Planting! iiu iifi ui o f theee uicBu mouKn ne nun jui/uti in m though he had played 16 few- o f the 101 Airborne division iiouglit if thev do thin now.w.*J He P"'nti*d out ihi.t thedf**: break away fur numrrnua gains, M'hsme. : . Iievad that conditions - would lie will Ii.* one or f^vegetabiaa j j e abtiut.. normal In or game* than-any other player, the first in tin* tain** apart, ul wars had U*i*n J The local boys, aided by perwhom they freed at IUstogne ' . ■ -------tietter fo r building at tha^tiuic. thla aectioif and they seem to be Ilia running, howevar, due to hia after klale to roach nur quota," bu t. b...ping together in Ihe Iasi i sonnel from the Saufuid Haval *the historic breakthrough. I- A. Lamb recently we* issud ------------------------ — maturing In fine fashion, ha aaM. back ' Injury, caused him pain, and added ,, | .... 1 A ir Station, have been ut worn .. Cetery nlaDtings also aeem to be in midsaason he was sold to Mil­ During this action, Capt. Morri­ a city'' bqllding ;»erinit to err* i „ "Help bring the boys bun.,* tn ..... ’ jf a il. ||ltf„.., «'«ring the past week on their son was wounded In the' right u $4,000 five room cottege st S g L W llllH IR M u r t l l l . thnr loVet! rtnei*. for they hnv ■bout tho aame as last year, be waukee where, liusiiiiig utUrk. which is rumored n .. ’ r t iie * I..,.. _ _ hand by mortar shrapnel. the Arm iUi ff« Cabin fCourt looti lariy, he batted tin to lie good. Tin* probable starting A ftrr the battle of the bulge, lion. The Florida Vegetable Commit­ ' D i s c h a r g e d B y A r m y I !f?'*!L,t *loto f f i h ^ t h s 'S o b "up«ld '''ugetimlby follow ing this season on Oct. __ ./ !♦“ • » ' p *° f,n“ » the Job.^sald )nlt. ,.*Hgion, In- -lid. constitute 1 lineup will h e J .K Jennings; L T t tee In its recent report, stated 23, 1944, he had a spinal opera­ the Battalion picked up with the Weilieringlohi Id, Shoemaker; G, The o;>en season for hiintini! ■ Bgt. William "Robert'- Martin, j r"~ * tfn*' only liopn of bmldiTur » new Reel; RG. Hardin: RT Jenkins. it due to anticipated hasvy sup. tion, after which he spent the win­ SOth Infantry and pierced tbu and low prices on cabbage, the ter at Dubsdread in Orlando Siegfried Line in the vicinity uf 'luck«L ^geose and coots, begin' Who sei veil fur three years a ■ >w price* _ . . worlil. RE. Whelchel. I.II Lansing; R II ■ . . . has re. . . * j |i|T Jiuss, Kiuunis presi­ A ias allowing the celling, to playing golf to get In shape. Prum, Germany, in e irly Janu­ on In d a y. Bn aviation mechanic, Alexander, Qll, ranlbam and KB. suspended. It is also re- Every club in the big circuit# ary, They tllen returned wltn dent, received an affirmative Deni. _. 77 . celvrd his honorable diiclinige _ ported that there are several pro- tried to draft him, and he was the 10 th -Armored Division to vole, win'll In- requested Kiwanis The regular meeting of Taylur. and is now ut home w ith*hi* The regular squad will play demising new cabbage varieties in sold to the Philadelphia Athletics Trier, which they liberfcted after Oimmiindory. No. 28. K. T.. w ill 1 parents, Mr. umi Mrs. J, V. Mu. ________ to uiLL'i jointly on Nov, ti! with St. Augustine Kriday evening in q breakthrough. A t .KalserUnthe making/ resistant to disease for |16,(M)0, but was unable to bV h?,d Bi ..7!S0 p* M *’ tin o f Glndorvilli' tliut city. e 'f c K y ^ K i’ and raid. There Is also reported play baisebal] again as he coutd tern they tried to contact tne which tlmr the flluatrlous Or«l^r A grArluiitc of Svminnlv IIItrkt . w A M iiN a T O N '.q a T i . w Seventh Army. With the 6 th of tho Hod C ron will bo con* School# 8 * 1 . Martin w *» ait‘ nclivo to ba ar difference o f opinion on no longer run. tho OPA at midnight last nlghi ’ Armored spearhead they (hen cabbage container#; whether to A native o f Alabama, be first went to Kassel and Muhlhausen. f m g , on t C lan o f Candlduh”*. rntmber of thi* Future Farmer by time zones, pormitting <ivi-i , K contipu* to osa the cheaper bogs, Ail Sir Knights are invited lo | organization and string bund. He unis bait a goal la ehone on the baseball team of , , 1^ „|,e „ f the "Florida o r e h i j ^ in wooden rantainera- Aabevllla, N. C. High School, and on v. April 16, stepped 89 attend. Hu. oil'll of SHIO.OIH, sales ill miles due west o f Dresucn. _____________________ Wranglers '1 a well known string ? fir* t M '"' Victory loan drive Ed l.arie facing the rionaa vegetable in and aa an etrfl on the football The next move was to deploy lin o nine Ftb. <• 1U4«j. , j^durttMl French llurvvy, iimnugcr band of central Honda. aquad. A fter attending Oak south' 160 miles In the drive to !n nearly two year* and nine f |t ,{ilI Theater. «> a Kl- With the United State* Forte* du*try at jpraaant Sgt. II. \V. Shannon, another Ridge Military Institute, ha evaded Regensburg with the 3rd Cavalry months pf rationing, each c iv ilia n 'T.,,,,;,,,, ted. Despite the . member of this t i "up is expected on (He Rivjeru. Nice. Franco:— the* offer* o f North Carolina has been eutltlcd to six pairs o f | 1 and relaoH o f nan soon from the European rationed shoes — slightly more* I Oct.' 31, (Special) — Pfe. Ralph colleges, and at lha request of G ro ^ , 'and they were tho first due trios and --------— --------* stszrx* Theater. Tho gioup violinist, Tom Powell, entered Rollins Col- unit to direct artillery fire over ' L. Peters. 317 Park Avenue, Help' sw n sB h * o ~ l)»v e Shannon, is now stationed than un average of two pairs' kegq * t Winter Park, on New the Danube River. They continued 1ford, with Company A, 160th voarly. Generally, this ws# enough S t a te G u a r d SllO dt to Austria with the 13th DlvUioq, r w v in T * u a s i e uBI n ° ^ o with the air force base at West fo r the men, but not sufficient Engineer Construction B altelu it Years day in 1936, and after two , n ,, ~ % • ESCORT USS R I C H A R D 8 . p * ]n, ne>ch going parallel to the Danube of baaeball and one year of recently spent a seven day fur­ lo satisfy women or children. In E llS tlS S u n d a y River, until they halted on VE B U LL IN TH E PACIFiC, Oct. 31 j.c k Martin, a brother. footbalk, burned Jk-ofasslonal. lough In the U.S." Riviera RotepA ----------( Special 1— Leon RouJ, atewerd s ti now , U Uun*.l in the Philip- with growing feet. Jack McDowell triad to Day. tional Aren at Nice. mate, first daia, o f Altamonte OPA Chief Bowleg warned in „ „ nuzil competitive rifle C a p L Morrison returned to Jn to join Clark G riffith’s During his stay on the famous < fpring, who [a expected to be Issuing th# dlrertiva that connwll;, Letwovu the four companies ___ . Senatera. but fnetead, VlrginU on July |0, and was Blue Coast, the "Cote d' AgMf*. In the U. 8 . on leave soon, had sumers will not always bo able to 0f t),a fourth Buttalkm o f ths Bowl*, signed with McCarthy, and whs redeployed to C m 1' buy the shoe styles they want In' Florida State Gourd will' take frequented by millionaire farmed out for seasoning to be Texas, lie expects to receive his the distinction o f figuring in th the immediate future. But he place, at thu Eqstls Gun Club Sun- mopolltea before the war, Norfolk teem of tho Aedmont honorable discharge in December. shooting down o f one o f the first said that 28.000,000 pairs were ,|#y murning at 8:39 o'clock, it Peter* enjoyed the many vseat IDs decorations include the ETO known Jap mickle planes, and I of taking g>art In the rescue of produced this month and that out- wa* announced today by Capt. pleasures organised by the IM i; battle then played in turn with ribbon with.. four . ;. -.. _stars, . - 160 eurvlvars o f n tgrpedoed Clorenca L. Wynn has received put in November and December John L. .Galloway of Company C. Army to give ite soldier* n o f- tb# Eastern **» a citation for slater ship. . ' Tho competition will be with chance to rest, and relax. hi* discharge from the U. 8 . probably will reach 30,000,000 irk. 0f the meritorious service In the LuxOverseas fo r 16 months*. P(e, The reecue look place in the Naval Reserve after having ser­ pairs monthly—*a rate equal t o ; .22 caliber rifles from all losis «* battle o ff Leyte wben the ved three years with th* Sea bee* normal pre-war (ismsml. Huns, standing, sitting, knealing Peter* earned five bettta_ ppr^riBall crewmen jeopardised their as a painter. — 'and prons, both i>low,“ nd rapid pation star# on hli Anlonette -Haia. seaman first Gf*. '% < u w the men. Twenty-two month* of his thiec " Theater Ribbon for _____ rescue was In,* pro- yesurs service was spent iu foreign , UBNR, who has been serv­ Trsnsportstlon will, U* pro through France, Luxembourg,' tress soother. destroyer escort senrics which meHated duty at ing at Wave Quarter* “J>," Wash­ ua tne guardsmen will many and Austria. His b tank the enemy submarine, that Newfoundland. England, France, ington,' D. C.t baa rocalvad her e Armory at 7:30 o’clock built the longest combat torpedoed Ihe ship. ” honorable discharge from tho promully In order to arrive at across the Rhine at Mehta. Holland. Belgium and Gormany His wife, Mrs. Mildred Other actions In which the Navel forces. Mrs. H a lf Is the 8:30 In Euslis for th* match. Uni H r. Wynn ,expacta to resui C jfcxpeci* and paper hanging wife o f Calvin- Charles lleig . form will ba khaki with leggins Peters at present Uvea at In Sanford at his home Celery and Brisson Avenue. San­ and helmet liner. Dinner will ba and his parents, Mr. and’ 1 ferved free said Capt. Galloway. L. Patera llv* Ut J ‘ Avenue, ford, 2600 Grandview ( urates Ed Whitner To :Capt. J. Momson Take Over Golf - Injured In Battle Club Tomorrow Of Belgian Bulge CJaan-yp Diive For Novem ber Applicaiiiii F i l e d R ev. C a rp e n ie r Fur Radio Station , s s p eak er A t , To He In caniovd Kiwanis Biirt OT Religion In Avoid;inee Of War I ’ I I By Minister Muvc Is Sponsored By Woman’s ( ’ lull In ‘Clty-Wkle Program New Manager Spent Veteran Comes Home To Take Over Sem­ Many Years Playing inole T ire Shop Professional B a l l Meet To Lead Bond \Vpnu*n Celeryieds B e i n g (iroonied For Game With Daytona “ B ” Supply Reported Light At Market By H. J. Lehman y xk !"B 11 ‘■h: /“ r ’ ~ if Mtlii i '■ wtik Si.1"' S?. Rationing Of Shoes Is Brought To End 1 S?n'!!yot!.l«!JBaa..ta!.2*J.t! n»it lir U) n^*53i^hublTn ,2SS2S rg" .. . Pic. Ralph L. Peters Enjoys Riviera A r ^ rr; '" -ft «? J ... A l t a m o n t e Man Got Suicide Plane! Clarence L. Wynn Discharged By Navy R ' ‘ .. .il j ’ " ' �> 11Mi11L iiI''ll 'll H 111111— 1 i il i IW~Tj r t *'W W ,? T ‘V. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31. 1945 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD FLORIDA The Sanford Herald ‘ Womcn and girls are a hardier lot than men, accord­ ing to the Metropolitan Life Insurance Cnni|tuny. Not only does the so-called "weaker sex’* generally experience lower death rates than men, but during the past two decades it has also recorded sharper declines in mortality. Add this greater improvement among females occurred in a period in which a remarkable drop in mortality was experienced by both sexes. , "Among the company's Industrial policyholders." the Metropolitan observes, “the age-adjusted death rates drop­ ped 43 per cent among white females as against a decline of 24 per cent among white males between 1921 - 1923 and 1941 - 1943. “The greater improvement among female* refhets essentially the,more favorable trend in thus sex for most of the important causes of death." Diabetes, it is noted, was the only .mportant cause o f ! death which showed a decline amuhg men but an increa-q among women during the 20-year period. On the other ll i t a M % r «w »l»r • > V - rtm tttm t* tM* M y *1* ia Ta* H iaH i n*m «t *.i,*vri*oa. band, it is pointed out, deaths from peptic ulcers are very I M , « a ra a t a la ta * * f4 la ,hf lanr> largely concentrated among men. "The ratio of male vu m T h i i h • » U r emrnmirr « I U a »la Hftyg MaMaJnrn It tb|i-«o» «*< females among white policyholders is about 71- to one Tor ulcers of the* stomach." the Metropolitan observes, “and, *StfctT H a m id U a a r a W r » l T t r more than 9 to one for ulcer of the duodenum," A w r lt lN f w a atfclrb *« *«*•■Pointing out that the trend of mortality for the chronic U tvir h i Ii m •• i i » tor. *♦* a a b U m tla a mt a ll * * « » I K M ' r l " diseases .of the heart, the leadmg cause of death, shows ■ W ife * la II a r t U o «b * r * « U e r rn Z u m 1a t a b a « a * r » * * ■*— considerable difference for the two sexes, -they'compi » »wm<«<l«> ■* 3 £ observes that. '’although the trend .)»( the death rate in I t a i l r l n ^ k m l a a r * alaa r r - /each sex was upward .iu the 1920's aud down thereafter, the rise was much less marked and the subsequent decline Wt l s i i /i i T ^ l s b t i 41._____ IW ________________ much more ttronouiicod uniong white females than amoni ■IDLE VHhSh rt»l TtiDATT^I White . Itmlea." 777 " *. Mortality from diseases of the hea^t among men is IT IS E A SILY SAID. - BUT still higher than it was 20 years ago. but Ls lower by .17ITS • R E A L IZ A T IO N W O U L D M A K E LIV E OF U K PA R A LLE D per cent among women, and the excess male over female U LO H Y: Tho crate o f the laird mortality from this cause has increased ftom 12 to -10 . Ju»u* Christ. and Uj* ,uve L qd,. pet cent. The trend of the death rate for mast diseases and. the communion of the H o ly, was dpwaward for both sexes, but the declines nave Spirit tie with you all.—Cor 14; Is I n?ore rapid among. Cemaka than .among w . .Tkia-is the TeUin* Time case (or tuhercilugis. pneumonia, influeufa. appendicitis, . (Front, The l.yric) syphilis, homicides and accidents. Some men ran tell The time of day By the slant of the Mm In a field o f hay. 1Hutchins. acting director o f the. K 'ilins C M u o i t w r ,*t V i s i t W INTER PARK. Oct. its. j-mounced yeat*r\ia\. One K M b rU q > wig r * >“ * tSteci-di Two voice scholar­ ship* for worms wilt b* award**! Rollins student, the other to s by Mstimme t.ouiw llom ir. f i r ­ candidate selected from ewHsto J mer contralto o f the Metropolitan The scholarship* entitle the wiaOpera. follow ir.K n 'jlition * at 1i:er» to voice training with Ma­ Dyer Memorial Kail Oct. 30, .31 dame Homer for the IW1-W anil Nov. I at l : l ‘> o’clock. A. K, trrm. VOICE SC1IOI.A RSHIPS The Weaker Sex CANH icreamy frosfings ■ •••for T im s to m O C j t C o n h e c *,lo tr© B A B Y - FRIDAY and SATURDAY 2 BIG FEATURES — 2 B O L L Jackson Vindicated THE NEW The United Slate* can't do * great deal to establish permanent Mace throughout the world a* fowl as it continues to tolerate domestic warfare at home. ----------O-------- A California republican *uggoata that Iceland should become the 49th state in the Union, a aiiggeation whkh if It le%ve* the Icelander* as cold a* it does u», will frees* them nearly to deatn. -O- Senator -Mkppy" Chandler ha* . reigned from the Senate in order to accept a job a* basaball com missMaor, proving the height* to Whkh baseball has risen, th i ■Yfik. tu which the Senate ha.* j j j b Ilf qwnethhy ---------- o- • (ianeral Marshall says that de­ mobilisation is proceeding so ra aJdiy w to ’'become- a disiubegret£w not only o f the armed forces ( u s a i v t s l l r o f all conception uF wukUl respopeihility". and in that respect la guitg in contrast With President Truman’s recently expressed views on f(»r*ign polk/. Seienlists recommend .that city ahbald be scattered at the country- In smaHst •s the best defense atomic bomb. SenI dartile whether it o f these “ new iadusWtM>*' and run the risk o f got ting a Wmb on its Meek in the *m* l o t o f th in g s that U> b* .-isnionl hkh city swimming slroota but whether this of bo yTr w lire r h l i d 's C h a ir c tte e rfa L M l w f t l K i i V n dtsign to a pud* that ■will <**• knocks. l»-tncb height. 2 OPENS FRIDAY NOV, 2ND. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY *BIG BARGAIN FEATURES Specially for Little Folks T O * — ALSO— J CHAPTER ONE “JUNGLE QUEEN" 13 Chapters of Amazing Thrifts a .* * o | j t S P » # J i8 19 . L N # . k SPECIAL MORNING MATINEE FOR THE KIDDIES m, SAT.N Q V.3RD. Tennis In The News 10A.M. _ SUNDAY — MONDAY After international war. international tennis. Matches will beVesumed in 1946 for the Davis cup, symbol of world supremacy at tennis, won by Austria in 1939 and not cornled for ."ince. The United Stales has filed a formal :hali* leinge. and Australia announces its readiness to defend. Great Britain. France. Canada. Mexico. Brazil. Chile. Ar - 1 gentina and Ecuador are also expected to have teams. With all our losses at w^r, the United States perhaps has suffered less than the European powers, and may have more'tennis strength to show. The South American states are something else again. While they are largely unknown quantities, if they have any player* as good as Fram-t-woSergttra -of- Ecuador they may prove troublesome.-------------- Besides Australia and th f United E lites, the oWy countries to win the Davis cup have been Great Britain and France. It might be a refreshing novelty, leading to greater respect for our neighbors in thi.* iis ‘hemisphere, if the prize were won hy South America. DOUBLE FEATURE ttusiui •£*& Kiddies 9c PUtlM lKD uni* I Sanford. ___ h»v __ ... pledged „ . DKLABD. Oct. 31. (SpecisD— lielta DelU D ^ U ^ ty u. soru ron rity lias King, dsughler of John-tt. Stetson Utdversity w herf lr. Aiiil Mrs* I t A. K in f 0 1 th^ is tn rolW m a (rtshm vL * Ada ■ S m ite 2Se FRL and. MON. open 3:M SUN. m m 1:39 Foot Balts B asket Balts V olley Balls Tennis :er B alk-W ood Stoves rt win If— = ^ X 4 » ( Uibti art gsft&ltrty "rUnnsT il lack iM l i r a and SKtrLtng aa4 boot***. Owcpo-ut'.cii U il, A roan whose world la (done and steel ■Tells time I.v the Round Of the day at hi* heel. Andrew Jackson is coming into his own. For u long -- time Americans were led by their .schoolbooks to l<M»k ihmhi this Tennesseean ns nn interloper who spoiled a |**rf«ftlv working system whereby the president was the country’s , And some, though blind most eminent man and succeeded hy his secretary of stateAmi deaf and mute. lie is supposed to have introduced spoils methods into puli-' Can' reckon the hour By the taite o f it* fruit. tics and disruuted the ctnintry's financial svsti m by de­ stroying (be United States Bank. The general impression Nut even the dead. that mast people got of Jackson was as » sort of hull in With time on their hand*. n china shop. Have lost all count Of the Kulden sand*. For some time historians have ls-en dropping thes** JOHN ROBERT QUINN. notions'. The latest. Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr..’ author of Torooyukl Yam a»hiu. the "Tl- Ihe "Age* of Jackson", puts the general in his right place gar of Malaya” aa* evidently i as one who continued and extended the democratic tena tiger only In dealing with » » * , dencies of Jefferson. In destroying the bunk he elided a tsqn ami children._______ jdangerous financial monopoly which was corrupting Con-; RuMia *ays American *ecre«y. The Jacksonians fought for shorter working hours, aa the atom b .mb i* imperiling wider voting rights, sound money. They backed the small world peace. And by. the way.-do business man, farmer nrufTnlxm-r against selfish corporal.) S t T . wJl“_ **** lr? ! wealth. Jackson himself was no buckwoods liarlutrian. hut %tnin bomb? Eva. Ju courtly gentlemen, supported by such men as Emerson. ts reported -HawUtarigj. •HawVborigi. Cooper and Irving. Irving. Hr He left , the country- In! Hai i s m _____ In have laughea iipnv*r.m«ly stronger condition than he found it. when informed o f the *uiclde of. Jackson died 100 years ago. It is fitting t«v commemo­ Dr. Robort Ley. Hoi Ho! iiu! rate him by corroding old-time errors. When thieve* fall out. ---------- O-------- FUEE! SW * f w jr litth G irl's With for Christmas Boxing G loves-Baseball Gloves Oil W ater Heaters 51% Rafactna On All T^ms R . DELTA K .L J — D .D .T . r- m -------- - " « '. .T " - : .* - ” JUS �~ ’------T %( ' Soda/ ’ - K , Person a l Whitworth Social Calendar Elizabeth Weds Edgar Benton. THURSDAY T.E.1..'*t In** of the First Bap.1 tl.nirh will meet ill the hurrh Annex at 7:30 P. M. t . IL'ohiit Ewing's group will p I.OU.1.. Tj.e Intermediate UA's o f the ii-t Baptist Church wil^ meet t ill-* li.'in ■ of Miss Myra Madw . Til 'ingnwliu Avenue at *0 0 . P, M. The regular meeting o f tho jw u nf the Ka.'lrrn Star, Semi* me Ch: ter N’o. 2 will be heid t the Mn onie Hall at 8:00 P. M. 1* f- ■i. en.l Club will meet i nt Holme nt 7:30 P. M. 1.. I'. Hagan, President, pre*t Officers will lie elected,, p-r In- i* invited in attend. FR ID AY id .('(immunity Day Pro**i F' Fchl ml*the Fiysrpnnt L - j$ _ Tl ti’i’ nlnr meeting o f the .ammmtl.luMtng Unit No. S3 I , - - » *« h~e* Legion "AUXtTfry WllT he’ held ut the Ixtgion ut . t 7:.uwx-|*. M. • MONDAY c -ri- , the W.S,C.Sc " f the • ■’ll ^ Hint t lituch will meet 'll I ■ ' a* frdln.vs: Circle f - Mr* Walter Clnrk, 2()7 It*' .'venue, rircle Nn, 2 J fa • McOnim, West F'irei • • ’e N*>. 3 - Mr*. J. F!. . J«o.» Pul me lib Avenue. ■MT?r~J~ Mr Mm % tit aidvitw Drive. a • O f1 'flbt-4 HIRTM A N N ill N U F M K 'T S " Kirkland MrnThTPerklmr M . J, M. Stlneclpher Mi;; I.»i« Hodge* Miss Jeanette Kliuihcth Whit­ worth, daughter of- Mr. and Mn. W, S. Whitworth." and Mr. Edgar t lent on were married Oct. 27 In the First Hnptist Church nt 8:00 P. M. with Rev. W. P. IIrooks officiating in the prcsepce of the families a ud immediate friends. The church was decorated with iirvcn palms and white gladi­ oli. Mrs. Julian Benton w a a matron of honor nml Mr. Benton acted as best man. The bride. chosF for her wed­ ding a powder blue suit with navy accessories and u shoulder corsage of sweetheart roses and tuberoses. The matron of honor wore a blue tweed suit with hlnrk patent accessories. Shortly after the ceremony Mr, and Mrs. Benton left for a honeymoon in -W hirer'ffncen.'T *** Mrs. Bap ton attended the local schools nnd has been employed tended the local schools' nnd was foftncrly a corporal in the Army having served" 43 -mwwtW-" -in Europe with the’ 13,1rd Infantry, 84th Division. Fifth Army. He is now employed ns Rout'* Super­ visor with the Foremost Dairies in Orlando. The couple will reside in the W ei aka Apartments In Sanford— * HALbOWFl’ KN p a r t y The second year intermediates of the First Methodist Church Sunday School pn hived •n Hallo­ we'en -p.irly Friday evening at the home o f Mrs. J. M. I.oonnrd, 2011 Holly Avenue. Comes were pin veil throughout the evening and nrites were given. The refreshments carried •out the Hallowe’en motif of orangu und black nnd were served -to-the following; Mnrgnret Bron­ son, K a y e Williams, Martha Chapman, Hare! Rains und Rottv Owens. r v r ~ r ? i 73j t t w If s Service SERVICE you nied . . . come to Here we have • Modern tools and equipment ° Authorized parts • Expert, trained mechanics HOLLER MOTOR SALES I’honc 522 20S \V. First St. -7 ^ J •r THE SANFORD HERALD.'SANFORl) FLORIDA ATiDTVKSDAY, OCTOBER 31; 19^5 * 1' ■ % * q. A ctivities p 1. e rSO n aI Mrs. C. D. Forrester has re­ turned home on West First Street after visiting in Georgia. I . t ----------Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Dyson and Mis* Oleda Dyson left yesterday for Olanta, S. C. where they will visit relatives. Friends of F. Husky Wight will lie glad to learn that he has returned to work following a recent illness. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. I,. Lee have returned from Kastman, Ga. where they visited Mr. und Mrs. A. T. Lee. Rnsign Estelle Hurt of Jack­ sonville visited her parents, Mr, und Mrs. J. L. Hurt, this past weekend. Mrs. R. C." Maxwell plans to spend this weekend with her daughter and son-in-jnw, Mr. and Mrs. John Poulsen, of Ferri Park. s f ^ O r lin iii MUrJ l 4h°u"m. W- m!5. Hill who reside in the Clements Apartments. Mr. and _ Mr*. .Clint Shncfer of Jacksonville hnx been visiting ■Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cox at their home nt lOtt—Notth Park Avenue. ^in ith , Mrs.'John Ctillum, ‘ .Mrs. to Nashville, Tcnn. whore he is ; A. D. Holloway, Mrt,. V\'. A. Foss* permanently assigned with the ler, Mrs. Marvin- Stobe, MrsrRnv A ir Transport Command: Lieut. I Rt^l and M rs. Filin C. Byron, Hurt Has just completed a trip to London, Casablanca, Dakar, Also Mr. nnd Mrs. Jufinn .sienThe students o f Junior tltg'n Miss Jennie l!a,tn.”Vy, I'lorid.i and Natal. School enjoyed a Hallowe’en pro- representative for Junint Red ! strom. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wat­ gram Tuesday fold w lerd u y kins, . Mr. and Mrs. R A. Howell iv afternoon n fli...— ,. widen ---- • Cross, ------- visited ------- Sari----.-----. S'Sgt. George W. Dckle" re­ was presented bv Mrs. Gcorgena . ____ ________ and 1111*1 with Mi” Ruth ll.uid, ! Jr.. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. I.. Lee. Mr. cently landed In Seattle, Wash, 11nmil's eight grade home room. general supervisor of instruction; |und Mrs. J. M. Stinecipher, Mr. after having served 22 months The following progiaui wus n.i- Mrs. O. P. Herndon, local chair­ ancF Mrs. L. M. Hines, ami ' Mr. In •Alaska with the Army Air nounced by W i l b u r Giliyuril: man of Junior Red Cross; Miss 1nnd Mrs. Douglas Dodifck. Corps. After reporting to Santa Pimm solo, "The Hobgoblins" b v ! Rftrlinra Huprecht. Imme econoAnna, Calif, he will return homo Elinibeth W h i t e . A reading, nijcs tenchur; and Mi Mildred to be with his parents, Mr. and "How Hallowe’en Began" by Jack I Babcock, 1111 supervisor, to di*Mrs. W. C. Deklc who reside Spencer, Margaret Drunken. Bill [<■” ”” ways of ru*<mllnalitig:JMttlor on the West SideKllpnttiek, Jane Ford, H o b b y , Red Cro«s work witli Seminole K i n a id ; Elizabeth While, mid j Uount" Sehinil nctivitieThe Seventh District meeting Lieut. Lester Guthrie, Army I Plans were m ide fiit iNicking of the Women’s Clubs of Florida Air Corps, is enroutc from the Juanita Boyd. Jnne Ford nlnyed a iiinno solo, i gift Imxes which will In* ■sent l< will meet tomorrow nt the SonWest Const to Tampa where he will be discharged from the “ The Witches’ ilnncc. and (wo I needy children in foreign coun- sis Clnli in Orlando w ith«Jlr*. given, '.’ I'm i tries mid also M*ft toy- will lie F\ C. Kramer Jr., district direc­ Army. After receiving his dis­ readings ‘ w e r e charge, he will return to Sanford Glory" by John Williams mTU»".v|niaile by the Home Economics tor, presiding. Mrs. Joseph Gray ami will resume hjs work with Word to a Little Ghost" b y . Department. In mhltimi to toy.” , of Lake City, statu president, Crnvce Hurst. wnsli clothe, ttible d o ll- , and Will he gOeit speaker. W. T. Whitehead. ' Those from Sanford"’ attending Tile girls o f the class ‘sung. ! l,lI* *'’*»’ ►**' """b*. Shop sink will include the ; front the Woman* Club are. Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Bolling, "lllovv the Man Out." A pine. und little Sterling Jr. are spend­ "The Jnck-n.lnntrrn Hero," base*! * Oiuking of gtliue boaids and be I Mrs. II. W. It inker, Mrs. O P. ing some time with Mr. and Mrs. oil 11 true incident in pioneer 1 lrny» for eom’iife.-tent hospitals, Herndon, and Mrs. W. S. BrumJ. G. Sharon nt 920 Magnolia history was presented. The scene A ft -students will make .menu ley. Those attending from tinAvenue. Mr. Bolling was former­ fra* a log cabin and the tim e' cin/rs for vnrloii” army eunip.i Seminole County Federal inn of ly a lieutenant in the Army Air about 1800. The characters: Mrs. i and hospitals. VI- the English Womens Clubs are: Mrs. It. C. Corns but recently received his Moore - Joan Danipier, ijliiaW lh 1vlasstS witl write letters *nml j Moore; AFrs itiiy Tillls, . Mia__S- Maitha Chnpmi|n, Mary - Gray* 1 make iilbunis f<-r -' Imot elillifren tt. Ilighleymiin and Mis. J. T. discharge. ew—Hut st, John---- 1bumW- 1 - uc tuLCUiii—Ltm u Li-iu j. .liuihl tu-- Nu.it.U; Mrs. Raymond lAjndi|ui*t and Obeil* - Jimmie Powell, ■ Settler - V*tird a feeling of inlernnUonal , l»s Edith » ................... Miss Lundtiuist spent Sun- Jack Spencer, Three Inillntis d good will. Rnmliill Goff, Hilly Jilhenex, ami Plans wete it-o .1 . --eJ fo. day in Jagksotuille, Jtjhn W i l l i a m s : I co-ordinating Junim Red Cro.t ,_T* v * licnltli projects yvjlh pn’*lie sidnml Mr.- llgrry *Gi unbidl and Mr. Bob Wilk'tnson spent the w’eekend_ in M Miami where in they at' d m in iam i wnure ey a i- Junior High Enjoys iRed Cross . Agent Hallowe'en Program Visits Local Croup Women's Clubs To Meet In Orlando * > * # * ..* .sa* of Miami, Fin. nnd Idianii Unlv sity bf Oxford, Ohio, football game. TERRACE TALK Good news' - DR, J0UN~ MOR­ is coming home for the Clarence L. W**nn spent the GAN past week in Miami. Mrs. Wynn weekend. He is busy interning joined him ami returned with at Emory >Ktispltal in Atlanta him Saturday to their " home now ami according to reports he ts a natural! Did yon know that 2i*0ii Grandview Avenue. JOHN wus president of his senior Mrs. B. Towpscnd and Mrs. medical class at Emory Univer­ Olive Rachel of I.nke Wales will sity und also president of his visit several days with Mr. and medical fraternity. Phi Chi 7 Parties for the ,i*ung set have •Mrs. J. W. ISall at their home been numerous. CLAUDE WHIDon. Valcnciu Drive. DON JR. better known as SKIP L. M. Telford arrived hump had a cocktail parly rocenlly a l­ today from VJnston, N. C. after ike W illD D O N ’B lovely home on having received his dlschurgo Melltmviilc Avenue mill DORIS from the Army. He was former- H A LL nnd C APT W A L T E R H AYNES gave u wrlner roast Sun­ ly n M/Sgt. day night In her yard with ap­ Pvt. Leroy Kstridge’ has re* proximately 3& enjoying the oc­ turned to Cnmn Standing after casion.. What with other parlies spending n 20 day furlough with being given, giolf and • tennis must every ilay, da; his family nt their home at 30tl gomes going almost the schedule is extremely crowd­ East Fourth Street. ed. Seems almost like the ole Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Walker Christmas holidays. Time is • i-m slow for those und Mr. nml Mrs. Leon Walker and three children have recently who wait, too swift for those moved to Sanford from Gaines­ who fear, too long for those who ville. They are at present resid­ grieve, too short for those who rejoice, but for those who love ing with Mrs. E. E. Walker. time Is eternity. Helene Wrignt in GoodhbuseMrs. tfyron Stephens of Tampa is the guest of her mother, Mrs. keeping’s Teens of Our Times says "Let him puyt There’s too J. B. Ray, and Mr. and Mrs. Troy Ray. Mrs. J, H. Hay and much Dutch around these duvs. Mis. Stephens spent the past You see it everywhere, if you’re weekend in..Gainesville with rela­ not afraid to look. Groups in all the soda spots, with girls tives. eagerly divvying dough when the comes. We think it's the Lieut. Corndr.'Arthur.C. Xnnon crisis wipngvrWUy jo train men. We flew ' to Atlantic City, N. J. Saturday to spend the weekend think men prefer to pay iT they with his wife and son who uie can, And if they’re whut is known visiting her perents, Mr. uml as stony - well then, they'll keep you uway from a soda; they exMrs. James Curlettfe. pect you to take an inexpensive walk. nonesi Honest kids, the.right M e and M rs S M M is kiiis , in e .n g n t kind Kiln E i M r a n d ? *U »!% n v id L'hrnbnker of Georgetown, S. C. hack at him bv entertaining in i\ra visiting Mrs. Mattie Cnrra- your own sweet home. Paris creates again. Schiaperway and Mrs. Emma Dubose nf clll nnd other famous designer” Floral Heights. present us with the latest stylo” Mr, ami Mm. John -W. Payne which include: hats with height, have been spending the past silhouette emphasising shouldors. several days at Daytona Bench. small waistlines, full skirts; ac­ Mr. Payne has received hi* din- cented by capelets, full sleeve”, charge after having, served three belts "and sashes, pejdums, apron.” •hipline drapery. ----- C. E. T. years in the Coast Guard. Grammar SdhoO.I Art Work. Displayed IP h i I a fche a Class Negro’s gift* - "story ..... song, |Rdjdys WCHUT Roast sweat -mul brown, are depicted in the art display in the Florida 1he I’ iiilnlhen till-- of 1 InPower ami Light Company win- First Baptist t.lnn.li 1 njn.v«l nn dow which is snonsared by th e. outdoor supper an I weiimi roast llXtti grade* at the .Saufuldl *1 / .. IT i1 Grammar School under the direr-, *|- MirlTO| MJn* * Iplmi _tut lark tion of Mrs. Mildred Babcock, I Avenue Monday im-hl Art Supcn Supervisor. Hie decoration; cninsisted i*fIn addition to sketches, pos­ flowers, 1 ters, nml paintings several minia­ era, fiivni* and F'all ture figures are on display which The guest* partiriip.ited in u include an aged rollon picker, .1 "rat” rice unit tlm Wl’ lll't* well* and Mr*. Mr*. Marvin Mum negro mammy with market hnkct. a negro man selling t un lies, J. 1.. I.,’|- Iind prize* nnd others. Tlu* displnv features id MIr*. F!lln *’ lit V nil phases of negro life from the I!iiIh-iit IbifW'tl ’’fur making the most primitive to' the nioit in­ best newspaper eostuiil" in li\» minute*. "Fishing" In the fish tellectual nml prosperous. ................ . ............. for prixt*.- and other game. F'rom time to time ............pond similar displays - wilt he— presented—do were—UluiiaL— ^JLVL’i- were| ill” nrtier that the public publle will be in- trlbutcd by t.ran Mtirn* Mm* formeil as to the progress bruit elphei. Mrs, Waite; I 1 -ler mul wen* In made by the art students of Mrs. I’nul Wiijkincharge of I In* game* nml 1 *111Scmiimle County. ll*f Is. Mrs. t! I a y t o a Smith. Mi*. onteimining ‘ ami serving ie Roll’ll I uwrll and Mi. J I. Lee upper aflei frcsluneuts by Mrs. Richard Fills’- served - the lulffcl which impromptu eliteilainlnent bery nml Mrs. Olive Wells. Among those present were: liy Mrs. Lee', Julian Sleiislrom Marilyn MrDunlcI, K a y Ivey, and Mr. Stineciphei wa- enjoyed. Linda Jean Echols, Myra F'nnicci* Mr. Stineciphei led tin* group Btrlckluml, Judy, Gene, a u I in inforniul eltminj: around the Dorothy A 11 a Kllsbcry, llohliy oiitilonr fire. Those ullemlmg weie: lirnce and Bnrharn McN’ ali, David Wat­ kins, Roger Garner nful Mr. ami Marie Ktineclphei, Mr- Claytii’i Mrs. Fi, C. FVhols. H ID Ii, PAGE TflRER , Program Announced For P.T.A. Meeting Thu West Sidy Primary P. T. A. will have u program meeting Thursday nt :i;js P. M. witn Mrs. It. F\ Cooper * and Ruth Hand a* guest speakers Mrs. A. D. Rountree, president, will preside nt the meeting. Re” ports will h<- given, of the rcvitts of the Halloween carnival. Mr*. C*. At Anderson will-Intro, dure ...the speakers- Mrs. R. FY Cooper will speak concerning, ■'Whim And llniv To Say No To Children” and Miss I’ uth Hand, General Supervisor of FMurntlnn, will give n review o f her work in Seminole County. Tin- program was nrmnged by Mrs, Virginia Jenkins Ci iwjord. WIN YOUR RACE For Business Supremacy | By Advertising You’ll never rnlrh the H ILL IIAIIDWARF! COM PANY nap­ ping . . . we'ie always on our tin*” . , .' anxious to please.. . . iiappy ,tii scree. ! u V : ' » , ,* J Emily Faye Garner Has Birthday -Party 1 e «r- ■ T O W N . N’T O ; ■ rtlenifs o f Mrs. "Jack Russell will be pleased to know that sh-i . has—returned—to —her- home— in Manning, S. C. after 1>eing in the Sumter, S. C. Hospital for Mrs. Louie F. Garner honored several days. her daughter, Emily Faye, ion her third birthday with a party Mra, A. J, Peterson spent last iven at her home on Palmetto week at Belle Glade, Fla. where. venue Saturday afternoon. she conducted a study—course The Garner house was decorat­ for the young people at the ed to carry qut the Hallowe'en First Baptist Church. She haX motif and the tablo was decorate I returned to her home on West with a birthday cake. The little J W ip - W a iX 3 l Halloween favors and sgng Lieut. Clyda Hurt visited his “ Happy Birthday" to the honorec. wife for tha weekend enroute Mis. <jarner was assistad In * ] ij r; i . 94 ■tSi-Vx* . ’x t * TTClUiDLE - BUNNIES’ S COMFORTERS Comforter* to k e e p baity w arm tmil sung. H cvtan lbk' pink «uJL !»luo Iluyon . tjoilted TdfftltAl c r ib Hizt'. A .9 5 For “PLAY — TIME” BABY PILLOWS OVERALLS KVERSHARP PEN and PENCIL SETS The “write" Rift And one that will lost on and on thru th e yean?— , *64-00 LADIES* and MEN’S W A T C H E S • Perfect play-togs for the sand-lot set! Sturdy and practical, made of red and blue cotton twill, they’ll wear well. So eaay to wash, tool 81m to to 6 Soft, tlowny pillows of pink nntl liltii* reversible mtteeit for Ruby’s bed or carriage. doruY djalborruk 3 2 .5 0 to .3 5 . 0 0 -(Faxplaaiv 0 . U D ft'p V U X d o u , dJvtVi o ! u )9 «H om d L wutam.^naJWnt Koix* yoiWHih Wndbil im. mask hai^on holvnv (tyttlcuL cA W oclt- nrvimtfe [\\\mr 1 3 .4 ° Try on on Engliihtown Suit and you'll get a new ideo of real dollar value. For here it nationally (amour quality at a budget-balancing price. Tailored frym 100% wool fobric— Engliihtown combines every (ealere fo give you clothing (hot will fit more comfortably and look better on you thon any suit you've ever owned. B. L PERKINS “Correct Men’s Wear" CHENIIXE OKI It SPREADS Beautiful crib spreads of deep pile chenille. White background with pink, and blue design s or pink and blue backgrounds with white designs. 2 *5 0 - Yowell’s SANFORD A. 1 •J f . T f �I % 9 W E D N E S D A Y , O CTOBER.31, 1945 TH E S VNFORD M FRAtIV S VSIAVUD rU N K U k \ va>p«<i4*t>utk. f l « S ,or ,w ^ 9 < iv ^Q«r lb* ..•!»* *f Jlifc*' Truman Asks ■«iu widus&rtaa it****;;*. tb*c* iwiu iht tb* *xit*eu*< mumWage Increase w•iBvctux* tve biiamami. u * ncukm u» rttrv"* F or Workers ' ** ira.it ‘Utvi, £ 7 c only eosli *0 i v GOOD TO KNOW! C u h can bo borrowed from ua on shurtwt notice. with no disturbance.— “Jimmie** Howland a bo makes loans I notrh»« “ IV of 8T5. 9100, fioOt $280 or more— should your i>ced> I . Bet tb* Preiikmt 1 X aliva Must “ » S « t alt »I m W require it. | the Hi** on ptK xV * i a p **i»i > { awl* ball taMc it baa • Sbre • ir>|. Duiniilv" tw .«* th.it l/>FAMILY LOAN CO. ’ a t s h for |My incnraMm a’ rawwaU*. 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PHONE 200 »m*ir*be cvatxoHlK a*p» xit*x«i. bt« t*« H-jujui X lifeur* Ottn.-mfcbr* v. »*vrda.v. •) S> a 13-* xato*. tha fttnit a*: ’v*v>l a srvxtMuit tbikV. « l l . niCSnJ* »ki'«>Ut»ic in. XMMbbiutfc VC »»b .iim a n t i witrh -mgfti**railliM hnut tb*»» svlfwtip IhW'’ r.jthtx N ii k » w Vht, * uiu» also. «iSiM hav'Knw bubft* nr tiki! inmoKHOtamA tb* rnnbtxv *i ^asUti. tocgmjt -Sn: ^>,> s STRICKLAND-MORRISON, T*- U-DRIVE IT, INC. ■* First Street at Sanford Ave. ' ’ *v *hi*b ia M k p i .tah.haation litrvetor ‘h o M t i a l tu i f T N i t t r u i a ' aWI *K xt i > . p U j i « t yv tow attract *•**• «•! » v r t » K • ... VI... .w-ibl h* It*. «d tv a rxbktix«|p fr a Uklat umlvr th* flrxt cnxi|Hn(. X ■' h i w x i i — bat— tho— ihtarof—o r aff*ct a co*m»l*raSj* M « J tM tT t*. Warm Coats a t* fo u a j -a n m o U a i ' $-4W0. .v utiuo vfSVwc iW cwojil b* imprmrimU N e a Mr Tnimai* n a b tt cl*ar t b - V*»I amt fihW MWI. ►*■ »xi»tt*>l im/optry V> m.it-* wap* tjjwbnvah, w ***** vipw axibl*. a it b w o l m iu ir p r*c« Halk)weVn CnUed Prtujer Time For ( rvstal t a x i n g at* o t t x t w t r JMT N***N»tw**, O(X0*** • CHILDREN'S SHOES TH*;! voIA it thk!I>*<a*\H*. bat tb mtwhl «- w h b* 1*11.1wl: & . \ aft-. Via* I our shoe ii«|iortmont for y«iur children's shoos — llnre y«>u‘ll fiinl "Wcotherbird" — “itoater Bmwn" “Hobin llood*. Hntnds that moon Ionic wear for « rowing childron. w atitt«\ that- Vl*c m ors aiwiotCwHii VbaA l*Mr *raJ)*:uitoj! whutx patthks and b i.4l)a* •/*> ika *xnt-tn«*o&Wl cusbiMo about !)<«*> bn*> 4i**> ttvama *4 ib v ■*if«t*n«k'urW! »i**.«p lw i* tb* botiWiK*. AH t t t lb »< b a K x* it* vmhiw»* A bs b* an «*».■*ilUwk t in* ^i* tm 'i’SC me* th* fita p * -\Hr** i p i * a van* inrvpl* b*f;v**d that vn> Vhttt sutbo Ah* bird * f Mach aimmwmnf aif! tb* ci*m xN s who. had bu*n, (jummei t* mhahit miMur > Neiu* and dvculad «b o t .boa* tb*x a w R. T. Cowan Co t v t * X * h »e t b * vwm ihie y*iw -. N o * th* animal, -dink emraihi* yntx in tb* cemmitu bbaHi «*o » vxmbvli.'.in* tb* bolidicx; tb* «*?>* td Jc«u me xhtbiuqt t* ’ bmiinamd anuMK from INnt Office .b« Oimd UintaiaJl v* wiikiH*#.' t>* itUat tb * Immteim * f xvw« W * bi«*-ei-b*v 6t* xvHHpJin IMP* lll= IH = lll= U O n = llt a lllE III= IIIE IIi= lll= lll= lll= lll= H I= lll Carlee Has The Answer! rt>. vllw* boi*. tb* n* w«**bt «MuoJ t •**-’* xvtk n * b U O W and then some chap comes into our store to and practically dares ns to bring out « suit to fit him. We like to have this happen, for when we took him oner and then bring out o Curlee Suit, which settles smartly and comfortably upon his • frame, we know we've won a permanent cos- | UW Stub ay*** ■*, w*« bM* U to o t Tb* Ji ivstiuit, >it »b)*b. U * baiS Vim u* pcvtfbaOK.. xs*A **«.. amt tb*r*\ It* bk* aswiltn* C 'l l * * a kxntt* uui-h it*. Uhr «<gbs JlcwC' FIRST D A Y anti NIGHT ; Yxt-vim M il* , row b a*« «*dwakk b* *# tb u v bb* « » There is a reason why our store is headquarters for men who are hard to fit.'For many years Curlee has iptcialird in turning out a ' line of men's qfuaRty clothing which is realty complete in Its Tange et-wmdets and sizes. It mafccriNrdifference whether von Are long or short, stout or lean, or have the graceful physique of a champion nrin> mec—-yenwRHtod a Cnriee Suit you like that fits Va*b*d !h x «HP«w S k k * »iW in v M *<rl « b * it* tb * Dex* » f M a w am apui* ttvm. % M b v t ”*IaSi*’ *(91IF b ** bvvtb W itt b * m a f.n m i VfnU. bwwvxac. Jui)niHi* a ipudifV-HAxmt I twr IMOCXIOK* VbaA Wtkj ****'". Aad a »i»-l w b v *wwb» a <ndK NOW AVAILABLE t aimed, from pure wool fabrics of finest q n U ty ^ and in the sounanh smartest patterns. ' S * ** yon are one.ef those men. who says, “I'm hard to nt. youYe passing ^np a real bet unlexs Curlee Suits for the FORD OWNERS 1b* F a m i l y — W « p * n M S l« K-. FIRST S TR U T SANFORD. FLA. OVER TWO HOURS OF Thrill-Fun-Entertainment Come In rT. ¥¥ 1 ■ c*% ■ 1 K'Ski *Y kl* >. -v - .-a ^ -.v ' ►U N .\ ^ ^1 ' V1 . m % a -rv* £. **bv> ••**’ ’ ■ * J i m i| H I n n y. .ti m i kt 1 1 ir lD F z vaj �/ - r r - v r - ' - ™ ; .... • 7PAC*t i l , •■ ■ * -7 fc7 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1943 JLA& U FIEO A D V ERTISIN G TUK KANFURD H ER A 1.1), SANFORD. FLORIDA United Natrons To* L e a v e Little Of Italy’s Empire VATU BY CAR). H ARTM AN A P Newsfcatorv* . N E W YORK— By the time the Jnited Nations ret through with t, there |>roLablv will be little— f anythinjt— left of the empire taly acquired whhln the past 78 life r-r Une for one Insertion ’ Me per line far three Insertion* 37c per line for 6 insertion* 83 per line for 20 insertion* Minimum rates . . . 30c *__ PHONE 143 OR BRING YOUR A As to THE SANFORD HERALD hth.opla ami Albania already law iv-uiiuri nlarea as indepenlent countries. Mussolini took Ethiopia in 11130 and lost It In IB 1 to Hr.tish, who re-esubllahcil Krnpour Holla Solan- The fate o f the rest o f the; home’s treasury, hut it hoa great overseas empite ha* been put ini strategic valua since It ><*>k« out the hands of the Die Five Coun-1oii-r tne vital soa lane* to Asia, cit of Foreign Ministers. Mu* j Italian Somaliland. covering n-.erou* bill* for the cokedaa have it'4.000 square mile* with a L* beeti reeeiVet) I lCO-mile coast line along the InRussia. for example. Km an-1**‘*n O c«n . appear* slated for tenitlire, i an "int areat * ia Krilreu. control b* trusteeship, Stflnnpart of his Ethiopian kingdom ■critrea was firat colonited i' 1R7U, when the Italian Bubat . tlno steamship company paid •i modest JJ, 126.80 to Sultan Bare . hen of Raheita for the port olr Inna Enriched Flour 10-lbs. .. 39c U k l l r III.u se . c-nrttMrS KVSS. Milk 2 tall cans 17c Cunnt,-five word* In the line, inelbding phone »nd address. Ail advertisement* for situation* wanted will be charged far at th* regular claeslfhd rale*. •» • — WANTED F IL L up with krivseiw end fuel oil before- winter. II. B. POPE CO.,) INC/ - Delrich 1-lb ctn 26c *•' I H I - H'M . ISP fl. H .l l 'r ' Transportation Sanford to" Or­ lando and return 5 days week­ TW O FARM S FOR SALE— One ly. Phone 845-W. J______ 2 acre*, tiled land. I good well, , 2 story, house. 1 car garage, 1 *iHil house.- V300 ft.v V e 4 t ^ of. Lake Monroe Post Office. One w--.r> iffres, all tiled. good «|M], V WE PAY 1 highest cash pricos for Blnry houae. - story barn, used furniture, llayna* A Wtlmile west on Orange Bouk*linni* Furniture Co., 311 E. I n MISCELLANEOUS Phone 15. BORItUtV U hKK WHERE GOOD R E LIA B LE USED CARS PRIV A C Y IS RESPECTED Wide selection at or under-OPA YO UIl natural "desire lo r privacy jailing. No new car* for many In money matter* la strict!} months. Get dependable trans­ respected here. Friend* and portation at reasonable cost at relative* am not questioned HOLLER MOTOR SALEH about your credit Your em­ 208 West First S t ployer or business ussociute; will not hoar of your personal GET YOUR gasoline und oil nt affair*. There I* no cause for The . Muiidnrd Station urross embarrassment from tho Court House. Reasonable credit requirement*. No co-maker* 0.1 m-nev loans LANTS FOR VIC TO RY GAR­ ■'ariahlo paymcht nluns DENS: Collar,Jl, Caliliugc, LctF A M IL Y LOAN CO. Utee, Escarote, Tomato plants. Phone 33 Also Blrawlierry plrnts. J.W.- Florida Bank nidi. 11,-11 Lake Monroe, phone 13t.r.T YOUR Baby Chlcki at Hunt’s Tuxedo Feed Stbr*. Phone 338. COW manure for good flower*, 30c per bushel- Phone 788-W. BUSINESS SERVICE DODGE - PLYM OUTH PARTS AND SERVICE 109 Palmetto A re. Phona l ol l W E ARE futlv equipped and know how to recap your tires. •Natural rubber or synthetic, we protect the sidewalls of your tire. Jones Tire Shop, Cor. 1 st and 51m, plume OOH. ROOFING, galvanized steel & V Krimp ulyle-brand new— finest quality. Act promptly for tlaHiery o f this shipment. Fulenwider Mfg. A Distributing Comany, 910 Lancaster Drive, P. BODY AND Fonder denis, paint O. Ilux 3331, i.rluitdu. phone injury or fading should be corrected now to combat aggig 21730 and weathering. A new painSIX room furnished house, hath, las* method awaits von at all improvements, two acres on YA TE S AUTO P A IN T A ■ i, in highway three miles BODY SHOP fionr Sanford. Write p.O. Box 105 N-.Palmetto Ave. Phone 371 61, Sanford. Small down pay­ ment f t .: : : / v : t : W A S H IN G machtnaV repMrml— and all home appliance*. Cald­ MODERN home furnished or not well General Repair Shop, 707 Chicken compartment out build­ North Mill*, Orlando, phone ings, tiled garden, fruit tree*. 2-1072. Prompt service. Monroe IVwner on No. 44 “ at Expert Auto Raitairing ' onco" or write for appointment. * Bar field A Jackson Owner* R.M. Henkle. ___ in connection with f> ROOM bungalow located an Yates Auto Paint A llody Works Oak Avc- on corner lo t Close _________ Pleas 371 to schools. In perfect condi­ tion. Can give possession with­ FLOOR sanding and finishing, cleaning and waxing. II. M. in few ,Uvs. Edward F. Lane, Gteason, Lake Mary. phune 432. •_____ A U T O PA IN TIN G GIRLS prewar Rollfait bicycle, By C.W. ••Pat” Johnson good i t new. Phone 65-J. 13 year* experience in auto « ‘ PL A N T S — Copenhagen Market ulrrruft|,aiming. Sanford'* po| • Cabbage and Escarole. 30,000 lar paint authority, each. Ready in few daya^IRione H O LLER. MOTOR-*SALES 619-R. ____ ___________ sea W. 1st St. *36 FORD eoupe. new tires, good running condition. Within - cell­ ing price. See Oliver SJoblom, LOST. Medium »lntd. __reddish ;— ‘ Lakh ~MaryTTta.— ____________ brown, short haired, long eared dog Ha* whits spot* on chest FOUR room house with electricity and two hind paw*. Answer* to . am* city jv*trr for quick aalo. name of Fagan. Last*seen in Price only $1680.00 FMward F. the vicinity o f Grammar School. Lane. __ Notify the Police or jdione 323H ROOM famished house on Cry­ stal l-ake, one-half mile* South of Country Club on Lake Mary road. Four bedrooms, bath and shower upstairs, hot and cold city water, all electric kitchen, telephone. 30 acre*. IS acres In felectric fence l— fine- for hogs, rattle on chicken ranch. Some -cleared vvu.'fy'nnd. mack garden, lots of timber. Mrs. C.W. labill. ■ LOST PLE N TY of stove and fireplace wood. 216 W. 13lh St. SINGLE bod. spring, U2J>3; girls' cost, site 10. Phone 4A0-M. LOCAL veteran, age 23, married, some college, to be discharged . on or befor* December flraL Seeking position with a future. Inside or outside work. Had plowed and harrowed on Cam­ Established leadership qualifieron Avenu*. Phone E B. Stowe, two years’ office experience, 192-K or Edward P. Lane. cations. Well known in Sanford. phone Write P.O. Box 269, or phone 363-W.___________________ FOR RENT FOUND FOUND: Lee Truck Tire, 10.00 *20, 12 .ply- J.W. Living*, P.O. Box S3. Altamonte Spring*, Pip. FOUND: Watch. Owner may ka*e " V • I 't U P K . (.leota»r**rii»e W AN TE D : Young, recently fresh milk cow. W rite Box 34, En. terprise. Fla. t , ii ■■ ini i jg- l*n «r Jam .. 1-®. jar .. 19c GENERAL house cleaning. Beat­ rice Scott, 70S Locuet Ave. IS THKRE GOLD^n IN Y O U R p ' of the urea belonged originally In the Sultan of /juisilmr, who sold n good part of his rights. mr *399,840. . I ibya, the scene uf seo-suw ' 1 nttles in tha war. now has a "timber o f claimants. The Bri-j I tish nr* interested in this huge! 'unit, larqely desert, which tne Italians took from Tur ey in if* 12. (tut the Russians likeI 'h o have announced they are se- ' eking some sort o f cuntrul .if* rrinoWtanin. the western 'mrt, "lid Cvrenaica In the ensf ijTclui ■i ioed by Kirytit•- ’ • Thielnc their ATurkifh war the' Italimis also seise,) the Dode*. 1 nnese istnnd*. then Turkish ter* ory under^ncal flroek officials.! I Nctir thci Turkish .•oast of the tegeun Sew. thav are lmi>ortant I lAeenusc Ihev cover th* np'roach eto the LVirilanelles. -The Soviets' lib.Loaf8c HOME Controlled FRIDAY & SATURDAY Long islan d POTATOES Fresh Cauliflower ...Yellow.- Onions..... Fresh Cranberries Idaho Bilkers Fancy Iceberg: Lettuce Puerto Rican Yams V A lb .Ik POINT FREE SALE O n w a s l i - I Ik. I ‘ ha. 13e A A !■ - t i l Mincemeat pkg. 15c .I iim I lllimla HI mu. Jar Molasses 16c Vinegar qt. btl 14c Ideal*............... 8c \ t l t i « i ’ii-l'm h . rrls* i tb. aha. Olives 4*/2 - o z jar 19c Ritz Crackers .... 21c K*J«k Wwrrbmlrmliirr lt»\ * . — « a x -lu ll, s„sn rrS \ n. a. i 'a * Sauce ............... 9c Spinach r u n L u * lifulu Rice ... 2-lbs 25c Wibon'n Dog Find l.lhltl'a t Ik. Jar Ptuna Preserves 29c B ig Invert Wiry u l Deduced l* r le «t. G re a tly Don’t Miaa Thla tunlty Oppor Sanhrlle 16c jl°na Cocoa ....9c • N. a s « — Cleanser .. can - 5c A & P Pumpkin r:n n r h m — r i . i i , n r » - it — h i . i . V 15c Skinless Weiners [Smoked Sausagre Minced Ham 1b l-'rr.k Fryers H ltlr .l iChuck Roast [For Cooking: CuprlfttMl** ~ Small. Tender Swret tl" t llrlulMHl * - tlix it k ', lb. > r , » l e » l “ ll"n<t Salt Herring Sauer Kraut .... * ...... lb .. B r ic k C hili. 5-lbs. Octagon Cleanser..... .. 2 cans....... 9c Cashmere Bouquet ....... cake ....... 10c Octagon Ldry. Soap 3 b a rs ....... 14c Octagon Soap Power....g l pkg. ...... 16c _Super Suds----- . Jrg^pkg. ..... ......... 23c Octagon Flakes .....lge. p k g......... 23c OctagoiLiJrapuIated____lge. pkg.___ 25c Octagon Toilet Soap..... 2 cakes........ 9c Palmolive Toilet Soap .. 3 reg. cakes.. 20c Palmolive Toilet Soap 2 bath cakes ..19c When In Stock IN OUR MEAT DEPARTMENT Baltimore Ext Select Oysters ..* p t ;; 93c Baltimore Ext Std Oysters .. p t _ 85c Jumbo Shrimp........... Uk ............. 44c Stewing Chickens... ...... Hx ......... 42c Dressed & Drawn Fryers.... lb . ......60c A Grade Chuck R oast.. lb. 28c A Grade Round Steak ..... lb....... 42c A Grade Sirloin Steak...... : lb .........42c Briskett Beef A G rad e....Ib......... 27c Fresh Hamburger ......... Ib. ........ . 29c Smoked Sausage.......... lb................44c Skinless W einers...... . Ib.............. 37c Calf L iv e r.............. : Ib............... . 78c A Grade T-Bone Stea k .... I b . ....... 50c Large Juicy Lemons.........lb ...... . 14c Washington Red Delicious Apples Ib. 12c V / M H HOWUW 6 , a lillW -llllll COMOTE MAh* e o lA AN ENTIRE. PACK- W m i'ot h o w l in g a b o u t businesa IPs good. However, we offer this sugges­ tion: Buy more Vic­ tory Bonds. Jomato Seep Cans 15 I.iwtt r u r I . . . ~xs T T -I^ .n IIHU SI ASCAOt BlDCt U r «.n * LUXFLAKES Lg. pkg. 23c Sm. pkg. 9Vic /Swan Soap Med. Bar ( Cocoa Vilb. pkg. 10c cigarettes ctn. $1.64 l I M f . We. sue Jar Plum Preserves 33c K tslr* V .l.r . 1. Cheese 2 lb. box 65c Noodles tm . K .E .I. Baeramealo Sanford, Fla. 37c Catsup 14oz. btl. 15c Bleach qt. btl. 10c H.aalar, Quaker Oats 12c Tobacco 10c l*rlirv t lk ffi- H tp ilR P pkg. l l t M i ' t r j » r » <*wl U m n HELP WANTED— jar Box M1ml vmnI Baby Food can 7c Swan Soap Figs No. 300 can 14c 3 Lge. Bars 29c Beans No. 2 can 15c F a *r* Preserves l.l. f#**t ibrr*« H * 4 r . F a rm l a l , a a k r &' tl»r * r r n 4 t .h \\ llsiiH’ m tomato Sauce 23! M>. Steak or Veal Cutlets lb. lliiv !• nHi* ii Jiir A& P P ea s.......... No. 2 c a n ......... . 17e amt \ tir m lr II nan J All Pork Sausag:e . lb Battards Obelisk Flour 5-lbs 33c 10-Lbs 61c 39c Ib. llr e - .n l or Cocktail Sauce 6-oz. jars ' A b rn tlr Itrrl 16c 25c IlMlk Drawn Hens . Orlando, Kin. Phone 2-3153 Lb. Mince Meat T a lk a tT . D. Varner Igrc. Lead 1-lbs Point Free Spiced Ham l l l i r l'rt*k tw «.il Excellent Condition 3 = 1 | )S _ 3 2 in m ni [Ll TRUCKS 2:14 W. Central Avc, Polish .......... SPECIALS Calif, Lemons Doz. Weitera Carrots 2 Bch; No. i Stuart’s Paper .Shell MACARONI ■Wheatmeal BUY BONDS Sanford, Florida ,04 East F irst S I reel I India Ceylon, BlaJr BREAD Where Customers Send Their Friends’ P «fliB «r S.O.S. Cleaner 12c ■• m m M Xw I i i Raisins pkg. 15c AH Sweet O leo.... lb....... . 24c , Grade A Tomato W * Reserve the Right Te Limit.Quantity ♦ �r T f T y’r * «n: F*"' W EDNESDAY,, OCTOBER 31, ltBs THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD FLORIDA PAGE BIX Speed $oat Races .Held In Lakeland ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Phone 732 L A K E LA N D ’Oct* 31 (F N S )*— More than 6000 spectators wat­ ched Tommy Goro, Miami record breaker, Unaucceaifully attempt to brat hia own top record for REAL ESTATE*BROKER Atlantic Rank Hide form movement * of citrua into trade channel*. The lata bloom fruit, McNutt believe*, U an advantage Inatead of n handicap because I t too. helps to force the extension of the marketing aeaaon instead of crowding thousands o f cart Into a short period o f time. The ex­ tension of time Into July or At’ rust is an advantage, he heieves. because I*, eliminates tho necessity o f discard here In the state of possible heavy oversupplies and resulting diaastrous price ■it reaction. m your future! • Tliere’s a f STRICKLAND - MORRISON, Inc. Phone 200 type C racing runabouts aa rough water slowed down1 all .eventa in the firs t postwar speed boat race hetd here on the Laka Holllngsworth course. Goro won the free-for-all event with his fastest time’ for the day, averaging 9JM minutes for the six-mile course. Runnerups were BUI Torrell. o f Sarasota, aver­ aging 10.80 for two heats, and Ranson Downes, o f Orlando, pie­ ced third with e time of 11.163 minutes. In the final event o f the day, Mrs. Whltey Miller o f Tampa took first place in the midget hydroplane 'class, running 4.26 minutes average on the two and a half mile course. The event, sponsored by the Lakeland Vetorans o f Foreign Wars and conducted by the Tamrn Outboard Motor Club, drew about 16 entries from Central and Southern Florida racing centers. ' NOTICE Anyone having any repair work in my shop at 210 East Fifth Street is asked to please call for it at once! I am being forced to close due to recent robberies. Bill Harvey — ANNOUNCING— * Our shop is now open for business General Auto Repairing By— Barfield and Jackson Your Ford Dealer Since 1031 . • M M 0 H -P U T I WITH PAIHT Nicks Package Store * „ , 410 SANFORD AYE* *■*'., SPECIAL * YATES AUTO PAINT & BODY WORliS 105 N.‘ Palmetto Ave, • Phone 371 HU«T BY AN INTMINO AUTOMOJJIIE which he and another picket tried. to slop with their"bodies',« picket Warner Brother i studio In'Burbank?* Calif., Ilei on the ground within a.ring formed by hU companion*. Picketing cimtinucdmt the Wuincr flute* after strikers returned to vCork at studios of Producers' Assn. Compaalaa. (fnlrrftatlortil Soundpfioto) " < FOR THIS Connected with WEEK The iunlight betii Ho'wrt GIN Gilhey 4-5 5.40 Pint 2.15 WHISKEY. Hardwood 4-5 6.50 -I! ■ j ... : ■ .. Ii Vm [■ i i* ■* • * 1{• L — _ Jl- —"RoyalBanquet | Scotch Type |4-5 4-5 . 4.101 Pint Florida Cattle Show Held In Arcadia I Pirknut, of Tnmpn. a ” total of I 51,201 worth of cattle cha tjfed aandn ifuritnr the few hours de­ voted to the auction. The lop |price of 35f»fl was paid for a fh Vi 1 ir. i calf owned by ,Jce.cc l)urrun;e. thy Fifth Animal Flo Show wan held here o and Friday, at tho At 2.10 tt ock .Market. I.AKKI.ANT). O c t . ill. (Spe­ lit addltl'ilt to the 1 ipitnl cial) — While the Florida" citrus' Southern Comfort j Spanish Wines title, a ulno liecamo slate hnlastry has some serious probcal ilal for tw o day*, w h e n n il 4-5 5.85-Port Sherry hut oile member of the state cabl- loms in the harvesting and mar­ net arrived here to n llend the keting of the big III 16-40 crop of Pint 1.69 how. Tliene included, in nd grapefruit - and tonCOVOhfloK M ill,mi InltfivcT. manges,gerines, there are many factors HILDICK ;Commissioner of Agriculture on “ the credit side o f the ledger,"ROMA WINES Nuthun M ayo, Secretary Secretary ,,f Sint-. according to M. -lit McNutt of ,lnyn, Apple Jack II. A. Clay, CuiYilitlotlci Jim lac Oilntidn, chairman of the Florida Gallon 5.25 n od Stale Treasurer Kd I.arson. Citrus Commission’n advertising 3.95 1-2 GrJThe wcll-cqilippmt livttslnck conimittee. 2.65 ma rket heir was turned over that .he refused t o ' 2.50 j4-5 . 1.29 pr.'lUWfor the show by Manager lx*Declaring a pessimist, the nd chairman j John K elly. pointed out that the movement | At Ilie auction Saturday after* of current crop, to date, has 1 rooh following the two-jlay cat­ beentticniych slower than in com­ BEER & ALE tle show, prices ranging from parable years, that this will 1‘illu tn tr.M) for calves and cor­ have a direct andlicaring on the respondingly hbrh for other clas­ success of thi; Florida market­ SILVERFOX sestgieelcd offerings. ing effort. "The fruit which has BEVERWYCK CASE An offering of fio.uod for his not moved Is, of course, still on 4.25 •■a nd champion I'rrhmn hull wns tlie trees, continuing to mature DED CA P ON BOTTLES tufned down b" John Turner, of and when it’ docs go to market, 50c Ai’iiitiln. lust local man to tal.o wo will hear no complaint front leading honors for his entries’ the consumer on <|unlity" he said. l ndrr the h inmer of Col. (I. Florida will not face a con­ 3.35 . with blistering heat, But Your house was protected. You keep it painted. I ( it’s time to renew the Qrmor on your house Our experts w ill show you the best paint and save you money. HILL LUMBER & SUPPLY YARD M SfeSf: sumer • resistance a g a i n s t *the movement of fruit inadequately matured, a condition which "wrps A C K S tO N E •///ouucej M e C O R P O R A T IO N ’ ofsi/wett/ o f HILL HARDWARE CO. - rti | TELEPHONE DIAL** 6 days------ $26.90 Single or Married LACK STONE HO AkeH l(i - 35 FINE MODERN SOFA RED A roomy, distinctively styled sofa that leuils a double life ut night aa a comfortable full- size bed! Hus re­ silient awing construction, assuring night and. day com fort; oohdW Tcd bedding Btorsge comfiortment. ICE REFRIGERATORS -— W A I H I M Experience Unnecessary — •-rttid -w h iic —learning— . • Frequent increases • Overtime pay • I’aid .vacations • Tux I-cab s e r v i c e for laic hours AITI.Y CHIEF OPERATOR 8 - 5 weekdays Saturdays 8 • 12 SOUTHERN BELL • W E’RE proud o f our appoint­ ® ment las represent ULACKSTONE .. . America’! Oldest Washer Man­ ufacturer and creator o f the new AT LAST! We Have Them! ULACKSTONE C O M BIN A TIO N LAUNDRY. Soon we hope lo be M AINE Refrigerators. TO YOURSELF able lo demonstrate thla acoaaHanoi equipment which will 'revolution­ ise home-making routine by washing, drying and Ironing the family " wash** 75 automatically. Yea, all throe launder­ ing operation* accomplished la a com­ pact assembly—counter-height, counter- Smart, etreamlined /til metal lea re­ frigerator with gleaming white depth and liltln more than an arua' ■pan wide I atunnel finish. -Large ice compart­ ment and plenty of ahelf space for fpods, » Watch for later announce meats on thla amaaing Laundry, and rail Information YJlou own it to yourself anti lantily to protect your hard-earned possessions against the many hasarils for which arda which'-lasuntncn insurant* is avail­ avail- on Blackatoao'a post-vielory Uan o f Ian* proved, standard-type able. With a little thought and good advice, a well-balanced pro gram can bo arranged to coal surprisingly little. Without obliga­ tion, ask ua to discus# it with you ----------------:------- ---------- •— ?. r 5r^tat l %m �r (t mi*>ion home. Other memberi present were, Mr*. Guy Derthlck War Demonstrated Value Of Physical Training For Boys By CHIP R O Y A L „ . A P Newifeatures Sporta Editor W EST POINT, N. Y .—The war haa shown the value o f physically developed bodies and, according to mutt football coaches, the boy* coming back, from 'the battle­ fields to the gridirons won’t think o f saying “ excuse me” when they belt the opposition. Take It from mentors like Co­ lumbia's Lou Little, “ football ta In fo r Its roughest‘ and most aggres­ sive era when the veterans atari holding the line and carrying the ball." Maybe It would be a good Idea for all the country's coaches to come up here on the Hudson and watch Army'a football bosses in action. Thev know how to get n fellow In ahane— and keep him there. Col. Earl (Red) Blalk has some very able assistants in Herman llickman and Maj. George Wood­ ruff, who • handle the line; Pfc. Arm y to .have a tfard charging and rough eleven. Any player who has ever been on an imposing team will tel] you the Cadets have always bean that „wav. But this year, they're even moro so. The black, gold and gray squad turned to the gridiron after some o f the toughest summer maneuvers the corps ,'haa ever known.' Blai'* ond His staff took over where the training officer* left orr. Hickman and.Woodruff gathered the linemen together on an old field and lined them up a* oppo­ nents. Then the bo“ * took turns throwing their Indies at each other, Icfeklng shoulders end lung­ ing tackles until they were al­ most ready to drop. Gustafson ran the backs and kickers ragged. Holcomb had the ende crying for mercy with a com­ bination of. tactics used on the line and backfield. The Arm v footballers were in top shape for the opening game •nd have been ever since. But, lust let one fellow let down on hla aggressiveness, and one of Blalk’* aides will have him out on the practice field doing the con­ ditioning all over again. No wonder coachea are calling them the beat ever to wear the West Point uniform*. They aver­ age 210 nounda, and they’re, all masters o f the bumps. Hank Poldberg is a Plcbe mea­ suring 0-1. He was n four-letter man In high school. At Mcraeta Is a first classman measuring 6*. Hickman call* the Virginian *'a flawless tackle.” Al Gerometta is 5-10 nnd a Plebe. He won a football letter at the University o f Illinois tiefore coming to Jbo Point. • JtniH. f c w . .better known as “ The Hems” , is (LI. lie gained a lot o f hla muscles while working as a timbartnan and wan his “ A ” ns a Pleba. .»>’ ( Jaolc Green, team captain, ia another senior, 5-BH, and won All-America honorable) mention last year. « Tex” Coulter, 0-3, potentially the finest tackle in football to­ day, is also a great shot putter, CATERING It’s always fresh when you buy It at mm CATSUP t_ J 5C A demonstration on latest method o f dyeing was the topic of Home Demonstration Agent Mrs. Ouldn Wilson at the Library on Thursday afternoon.' Present uere: Mrs. fieri Duncan, Alt*. B. J. Overstree, Sr., Mrs. Clark Check, Mra John Wndsworth, Mrs. M. It, Blankenship, secre­ tary. Refreshments were serve I by Mrs. B. R. Gray und Air*. J. H. Menick. Next meeting will be on Thursday, Nov. 22. The marriage o f Mrs. Effle Jane Greenwood to Rufus James Kurts took place on Oct. 21 ut First Presbyterian Church In Orlando. Rev. Marshall C, ■De"dv er formed the ceremony.1 The ride was attired in u blue en­ semble with matching uccesnoriet. Both bride and groom were fmmerly from Pennsylvania. The bride has lived for several years in "Orlando nnd Longwuod where they liuve recently purchased u home. . . „ Lieut (s.g.) Rayburn Mtlwee lately discharged from the Navy la now teaching in Lyman High School. He was for several.years overseas. Long wood Card Club was en­ tertained by Mr. and Mr*. S. L. Tupper at their homo on Satur­ day night. The next party of the club will be with Mra. Harriet Whitten nnd Mr*. June Whitten on llallow;e’en. Attending the Seminole Baptist District Meeting in Sanford Monday were from here, Sira. O. II, Krnln, Mrs. C. N. North, Airs. B. R. Gray, Airs. Tyler, Miss Mary Robertson, Mra. Sarah Yar- Vcgrluhlr f'orktall 1M W. la* Htokrly Cut Green no. 2 can 15c Dick Pltter. a first classman, ia 0-1, started as a center but won his spurs as an end in the H>44 Notre Dame game. r Pounds ■ Factory Pack, Blue Rose Nnmrs you know. Foods you like. Urnml* famous nil over America. Ye*, folks, It’s our An­ nual Nnllotml llrnrnl* Sale nnd we are fi'uliiring hot prlees on the Nulli n'* most famous produels. Pound Pkg P o in t - F ie e Grade A Western Hmrwlllte CAULIFLOWER SnUSAGE l.ong Lift I Pi o h Pounds Sausage Ulsde Chuck Co Smok-d- Sausage • Pounds Sunnyland limokod Boneless‘Shoulder or Chuck Roast C « . I -c* Cobl. New Oieen "C l Cabbage Point-Free Ready To Servo MEATS Tongues ib Stew M eats *i»ik 12c 33c Carrots 2 Ikinlese W ieners ib 35c ib Patties Yollow ib Rutabagas ib 3 Vic Onions 3 ibs 19c llud Miu Honey Clit|> Golden ib Tomatoes ib ib 4c Michigan Celery Assl. Cold Veal Brsail 17c Dews bch* ib 10c Potatoes 5 ibs23c Waldorf Rum & Buller Fruil Sliced Bologna_Jh 2 9c Fresh Hamburger Pound POTATOES Sausage Klngan'e Bag Souio Pound M eat ib ■ 2 5 c Pan-Ready Fat & Tender Georgia Brand Turnip i Standard Dill Phrkles N. Y. D re u e d S le w in g Hens to d ay's b est buyF t& e o n to Obelisk Flour Libby Tumula Ib 42c Independence Solely Northern Creamy MatchesZc COTTAGE CHEESE u. . . . Stokely’s Finest Honey Pod E George Bridge Thursday after­ noon. The devotional was led by Miss Robertson. Reports of o ffi­ cer*—ond—chairmen. . wore .. .r titan Plans Were made to send ar attractive Christmas box to u sponsored ut Lyman auditorium fVitlay night. celebration 'was Pound Grahams ib 18c Beans Longwood hostess. A Hallowe'en Vacuum Packed Colfee Sunshine Honey STATUESQUI Catherine Craig, film starlet now elimhtng the Hollywood success ladder, haa just been named the "Drape Shape” girl by enlisted men at Camp Cooke, Lompoc, CaL'. The appelatioa was bestowed upon. Catherine when the QI* ssw her In this swimsuit. (International) Bslnnre, Mr*. J. Henry Menick. Refreshment* were served by thp S w a ft’s P r e m * E tie *cy, Mr*. John Wadsworth, Mr*, Gorham, Mr*. Slade. Mrs? II. R, Sugar Cured Like Prurnium Ham Robb's Home Bakery Mrs. C. U. Scarry, Mr*. Murj Longcnbnch; Mra. LeRoy Henne* Gibbs Tomato Sgt. James M cG rath l a t e l y discharged from the Army with Mr*. Me lirath has gone to vl^it his relatives in Glouscster, Mas*. Christ Church Womsn's Auxil­ iary met_for the first session of To All Your Bakery . . Needs - - - PAGE SEVEN THE BANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA W EDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1945 Blue Tip * DUiCiouJ — Matches box 5c 20c Mods 19c 23 c 85c 41c 55c 45c Fillets tb 26c Dteued Ran Fish . ib A I I 'N U M ullet Trout ib 42c M eat ib 75c Fla. Speckle 46-ox. PlJnded Citrui Flash Ciaw Meat Crab Peas No. Mustard cv^-ox Butter 17c Fancy Diced 2 11c Beets Vinegar 38-ox No 2 Q« 17c While & Brown Dehydrated Cocoanut4 ox2 Quuktu Pl ai n O ats pkg Land O Sunshine llnlm-rs Dirt lu Nothing t& c 6 if te tl 3 16-oz White Quantity Right* Reserved Prices Good Thru Sat, Nov. 3 4th A Sanford ' rt iiu«co Club Steel Wool nnd Santoro, Florida 2 Mussulman AppUr can no. MiTton -SrabdUtd Stijt.— Gulden's pkfl 19c Valley Prim# E. J. 19c Peas <b 25c Headleee Salt juice Drain Pipe Opener Whirl ng Mullet ib Maryland Ex. Sid. * Cheese ib 39c Oysters pt Bhatp Tasty Yellow Headless Ocean Cheese V&ib 26c Shrimp ib Cooked lot Broiling C h e a s e pkg 10c Lobsters ib Mackerel ib -Funvy Uumv. C4(M>uium Pounds 1 �*1 n r- '---- - I1 ........ i*AGE EIGHTH W E D N E S D A Y , OCTOBER M , ,1»4I THE SANFOnn HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA THEIR Our Managers Know The Barp in s You Like boy, the values you Throughout the year, they note the item* gains you look.for. And now, in epprecfei cred together the money-eaving quality yi Btock' your pantry shelf to Overloading. o£ your patronage, 1 Ask At Store For Color Price List Advertising Scores Of Bargains Point-Free fj * l\ V V I>T \VN aI 1 Ii • V l y Ifj £ Sausage <*> J / c made Chuck Sausage u> 32c J• Bonelestf Shoulder or Chufck Robst . t b ‘ 35c Sausage ib 39c Tongues ib 35c Meats ib 33c Wieners «> 35c, Stew Everyday on Everything You Any ib 17c Patties Fresh Hamburger * Pound 29c m\omd Bologna ib 29c 25c Meat H> 25c Pan-Beady Fat & Tender For Fall Housecleajiing Northern Creamy Reduces Dirt To * i Quantity Rights Reserved Nothing Prices Good Thru Saturday, Nov. 3 201 E. First St. — 329 Sanford Ave HOUStHOl1' tquio cit&* i COTTAGE CHEESE ib » 19c Whiting Sanford, Florida Cheese ib 39c Sharp Taaty YoUow Cheese Vfc-ib 26c N o Fuel o^ Musa—Already Colored Blue tip Matches Phi la. Ctaam 10c Safety Matches 2 Boxes R e d i-M ix e d O le o Cheese pkg 10c Imported Large £ »» j^ieese. '/2:ib 28c Mullet ib 23c Mary toad Ha. Sid. Oysters pt 85c Headlpee Oaaoa Shrimp ib 41c Ceoked lot £ rolling Lobsters fc'„55c a -------Bporiah . ____ .l i— , Mackerel ib 45c1 Fillets ib Fish .#> HaadleM Balt Mullet ib Fla. Speckle Trout, ib F»sh Claw Matt Crab Meat * Diana d Pan Ucnded Citrus All Popular Brands Skyline Drive Apple H«rp of lirautlful Women CAM AY Pound Vegetable Cocktail__ WHEN A YAII.AHI.K 3 vt cakes 20c Welek'i Tomato SUGAR CURED R Founds eXTRA FLAVOi I'ei Thai School Oltl Com pinion Juice PALMOLIVE « 1 t T S A VA ILA B LE Pounds Cabbage ib 4c SUchlomi ** (^jek-y-stalk 12c Criap O o li'o , j ... 26c 19c 25c 42c 75c Apples 3 it* 39cl Tomatoes Jb17c Sweet Mild' Yellow Rutabagas ib 3Vfec Onions 3 H>*19c n«a BU uuu Moray • Bed aa Dews Ib 10c Potatoes 5ib*23c Bath Sizo 9Vfcc OCTAGON Granulated Soap WHEN AVAtlJkHI.lt. Large 23c OCTAGON Cleanser Pt q, 12c 21c I ’hucy Uniwt. Orspefniy Juice ~ •Canned meals likely wfll continue ficaire-hctter buy n- nr-more rank nnd t»rt cm ymii* nntry Shelf! 27c obfllek n o w C am p bell's'N ew paek'Tpnpato * S O U P -------------- - ■ . 46-ox k: 3 ' ii . . Can » 9 v BALL A RB'S . 5 ib. -29c 2 5 c 1Pickles Bid. DIU 22-ox NBC WHEN AVAILABLE 2 cane 9c Here's your chance to stock «• up end savol : i yo p o in t s NEW PACK! <*,- CAKES < Cleanuil "Bleaches! * d u i t w d « M ^ l2 c } �/ PAGE TONE THE 8ANFOHI) HKfeALP, fl^NFOfiD FLORIDA WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31,* 1945 bian tU rt iwr*Hri S **r# l»p «r» unuirtM )<iu by AiHJi'vi (Vagi. lUror iH t ir iil, •r> In muiniiHl i'<i* in Im h** «*• nm U rftite thp t l r f nil I'n tr l it 1*11111.Hit. Hr**MtiM« Crt'*rtf K**rldo. ■n ffir %tn rtirt wf »ww«.r.fvrr. A. I».l N l l i m M I * M W >1.1 «.«U(rl>»M | - i.i i<* u tta 'lrt h g h .ii i RAYMOND M. BALL, REALTOR Heal Kntutc Sales— HentnIs— Mortgage Loans Dependable Insurance and Honda T*hmtc 060 Room I. Florida State llank lUildlnt! »t t, •JiBih.M ! flnr M f tfr O r n r * j yinra T in i‘u.liii ! pn 'l* lU .lllll ■■< (mi, ru n hill. SPECIAL NOTICE .State- Health .Head Centralizes Work In 0 * e O f f i c e noriduV ih-h bciitih. officer. Or. Wit toil T. Shu lire, h 'I l ini in'o hi* tecoml month at the helm of the Stale Hoard of llenltli by nnnmmrim: the strramllnini; of a number of hurt'itu, in order to make public health vino re l din-i'iiihle from the runtral /ffiee. i lliirhiiuhl of the icronvcndivi i in the new hurcuu of I'reventatild i OiroftKrn, with Hr. It. K. Sonda r I numed director. Thmuffh ttiis new I bureau will im cbtiunided the l former bureau of Kpidemloloy?, | now a (liTiiiiim. 1 the Vencivul j JHneaac- Control hmcMii, now nl.o I u dlvldon, and eventually. Can­ cer Control and other preventable 1dieeane uctivltic,. Individual di­ rector* will be nnuminccd for thoae diviftiun* ut a later date In the meantime, Hr. Sondajr I* uctiiiK a* director of the two 'fuiirtioiiiiur diviftiomi. He Ima Iwcn director of the State’* VO erntiol work for the pant tw 4 uml a half yenr*. The Bureau of I’utilic Healtli Nur*ing with Mi** Ituth K. Mr*tipper, director, will henceforth ,.be a iltvinion directed throupli the hurenu of laical Health Ser­ vice. The one-timi’ bureau of Health Education ’ i* now functiunlnp a* a dlvj*iim under thu direct *uiM-i-vi»ion of l)r. Sowder, with Kuth fturn l Allen, publicity coiiftultant uctinp u* director. Mr*. El*le Wilhcy, former direc­ tor, retired from the position when her himband returned from 3 tb 5'Dny Dry Cleaning Service Bbdi-DrAiigH 5 Day-Laundry Service Phone 475 SEMINOLE COUNTY LAUND R Y CO, trouble E \\ Mr. •» AIimiRI* u n til fo il DODGE PLYMOUTH SERVICE III • ■citim . II fn ii it iiit m l th ro u g h Ok, *B* l«l.r ear* o f alt (M a il, anil a r r a n g o a |ir*sn|ii wit- tlrnmot. T lta l't .Sera- itm ! Hi JAMES GUT AGENCY PHowes 70 i N O 48 MU,i- Mk'li Irf, ' 111**!*«*«'i»*» * ‘ i H M im r N r * t t r i l l 1.1 o r \ i •l*i fi’iuct No I At i*Uultuitt( Mr* ■ jft^ift , t’lutk, M iHt’dtH'i I niurtI m** * Mm If.n il. Jit ritlm Mr * {ift Iniit 5M5.TJ? (N '-ftl.r i7 «T A T K ilF t l.A lt E K C i: -A ll/ V WA III M l AI - •. |iee*,Hiii1 li i t i a t n 1 ,i. i;r*ei«*ci* *• a n M i A IV, Uat Ih. I’lprK. i Htitfii, MfN. Mi I ' 1*o«» J/mcttn K. H an *» llmliori WITO'lMt 1 >4.. n I ,rr*‘1tM’| 1 AI l.iiK* Mi I:H I»K!♦•>•*»>. ill . 1*1 M. K- HtiiUiy, Mi I U I S |*|I1 1« I In«ttt |»tnil. I li *Wl*i'4* A , ttm h iM rtM l at v ir be naalptital a, director of • spocific district after neceaaufy health officers for the ether three sections have been obtained. District headquarter* arc locat­ ed Vcro Beach, southeast; A r­ cadia. southwest; Ocala, central, ami Luke City, northern. LEGAL NOTICE t M lt T I T twit HV, M A T H Jt’ i m ! l A li t f l l f t IT IIV t '-i.a m r.A , i - o s m u s u m i i .i ; r o r m . i> r . t A ft r m t y , J A I’ K U M A I'K E V , ■Tiinplalntiiit VH . l l l ’A l. H A H H H A bL. M A tlK K V, fM tslidaut. •rn n h t a t r o r r i io m n A To irt'A I. M A ltai I A l-I, MAC- t.K r L d lt lliA ntilip edtnle fiiulallnn IU f mrtl t'ininty -md lair. WJlneM* nrr t w r t a r t nfllclul itM ut i.fftcr a t hanfnrd, Fl.irtdn. ds vfti K ,i of Oetotn-r. ftMS tlie in rlranlnc roll bund Imx rally urn.... fu v h lie s a ! LANEY DRY CLEANING CU . IN THE SOUTHEAST More people drink Atlantic Ale and Beer than any other. It must be... * d lF ? m K*i%ftit d r «Lmr>«-n*K imllee Is h . r . b f a I v*. ti Mint mi - iin-w—ti h— ti.iin -rnti-it mid or•li’rn i to ti* hald. and the auniv Mill br bold Mjtlilu sod U i I u u r Ii •ii. t Kpee|al T a , .nrhuul ld ,t r le l* uf MritUaWle (louniy, rtiifld s . vl*., KliccUd T ax Uctuio) Jtl.liU I Nu. I. V imiw * a * tha a.H forn KpvolHl T as He hou I Id *! r li l, ppetdat T a * Hi’IuhiI D istrict ltu. !, known a* I lie Lnuowooit H[<erl*l T a * He him I Ulstrlcti R i w l t l 'T a * HdlinOI III*11let Nn. (, known *a llu> U v lrtn Meeclwl T a x HChoid CTm n.i t . H[m" i- iMl T e a HCkoia D V trtW Nil. 4. ' ^ ir it l T » i kiiffWA < ---------1 ,« Hull out ftebuol I ■Ml til* ■tfl IhMOooev* trim: a mistrjet i Mmirnr Irtrt. »n . A ir Mis TuatMOV 1 *i shall 'L 4 " ■ ■ j L v£j I t t i |¥ uisteha Kii.1 B tm tH t l im Atlanta, C**a*o**|<i. N o t folk, Orltntfa Have a Coca-Cola T" IJ(T *** . c ii Klri-t 1'iwt Mffl.'B Hun riirnelscu. C altfu rn l* A m i m n tdll itt i-oni|dalnl bavin* ROY JOHNSON’S RED BARN HERE NOW! that won. him so many 5 15 years he has been beauti ing cars in Sanford r paint problems lu t r Ium ! Then riu« waul II m u l s io n C. W . “ P A T ’ JOHNSON SUPERIOR AUTO PAINTING Mt * In*irk. i, and aid nature 1 raw. tender, tnm ucous m em * n n k r ttn sell you TO KNOW THAT Yea, Put is back from the Navy and agrain is doing that 17, ItM . tore, i* not to ititerfore in nuy r iv r e a r e troth f l* 'r jiir ,ii dii- | way with hiujlth duimrtmcot* twInp timintaineil hi? indkidnm N o t iiubllrrtAun drtolH T J U M L i counties, hut not orpauiMul In ' •coordinate witli the Slate's uuit system. AH machinery t, now In pl*e* fo r theiw diatrirts to function, thuuph necvsserilv on a limited ►vonv. t>r‘ H K rt t , TVaplor. now scale with the exeoeptiou o f com­ rnWhiN in rhr OirtHitt «*iu ri «rf plete pnreonnel. To date, each mihiolr e w i n t j , FhsrWu. on or district bus u public health nuiAn sfors the tutti day o f .Soirmlier, and u snnitnrian. I>r. E - F. H off* N l. Ill diTAnU rtorrm f said nisi Will 111"•rfe d t i l r a n t man, form er director o f Epidem­ b l nils itrrtsi l»i> vu bH srrd for iology. la currently re*pon*lbfe fr siM lu ti.fi Urn, x a g u p e d t>> I" * fo r petting the' districts moving. tlm Majifurd rtw/ebt P, iif»rd. It I* expected Hint he will latar htrMa. .* nvwiqiaper *r p. iu.r.il William I*, raid, H ID- I h Home il **i» ,«Mi 1 It 17 H Y A T E OreomuDioa relieve* • h-t In fB iu n rf, lin y p r y f u r i l , am i f o r g r l |f*» 1$ M Hlai ijA Mi II •’ lift HIh ii L m r id li, Mi /nr Illrktrr, Mr.*- Ml1.. •11Hill* ill'- SirNS . IIA V ffM l C L A IM S 1>K it Mils ,lie>Bi-d IhiU lilt' neatli, O K M A M IS AMAIMST S A IL ■A-htinm'i- ;h tm -vs” re fe r! ujaiii the trivlcca of the f o r m e r turcuud iiinl their imr|>oic» in the health jlroxrttm, but raOter, «e n * ilrcrdrd upon to make their lliii- i-BiiiIr lit I'ia ra u rr A ihI i llarlwork oven more flexible aad I|>*a 11. OeoHivU, ta le .If Held I'niiiii.*. Mu lli i I'ntiiit) l«4au 0.1 Sfnmuili' I effective. . M-rtifti. *wF A ir -patrir-tr— ^rrHa’ iitiwe-rai" fxraiftHu* j > u v Irunoff. ttir court h im ,* a t w is t id .m il) nt I lie liealtfl furilitieii, in the Slnto Kaiilv.l1. -riMrid*. •atfkt* Bltfhl ealu d .r n iwmlfca Ira tu Mm - iim r of j utter ttr. Slnvder u m iu iii .I the i' ie»wir I jmit.iii'iii U h rail, noI po*itiiui ii. Slate Hrulth Officer. Iji*1 ' , ---- ,.j* h oialtn ut tlaawnd ,li;.ll wan Ibr uatnbliahbia of f««r be In W|i|fa*a, and hK*I1 n.elr II"' hculth diatrietii •which arc com. pi..'.' of realdenne anil rt.,1 nfflrr of tli* rlnMnanl, mid ,lm1l poaed of rnuntiea heretofore with' add.rM M ,wnrn t « li.V lb* r a t t in l. ucniil. on. nrrnntred pttMic health aer- or *.(«»•*> . art mo *n<li rl*lm vlcc. The work o f the diatrlctg, tM drntawd niA a. IHM nliall In' , which is paid fo r by u spoeJal vnlil. Ahl.UK •rttIN C A l' fund eaunarked by the l.epinlw* You u n Jiereby m 4 lf!rt lh * l * Bull Im, Ix-Wi tiled In the C'lrruti I'nutl ut Hi-minid* ('minty, Kloi Ida. I,, Ih , suit of Jmc* I. SlMi'ktiy. emupialnant. vs. i*»ml Muislinll Ma>'lii-). ili-Ti iiiI h ii I. (Timu ory Nu. A **" The nutiirr of IM * suit t* tu tilitnln a ittvnrre. Vim * r e rwruhi-n In rllr >ntir M i l l i o n apjM arunri- on ■it 1,1-fiiii- H u tru th or Novvn.tm A. !». 1 »*». WITNKHH m> li.im und seal a* f i n k of I be tlircull thiiirl uf Hem In.ill 1'miMlr. Kim bln. Mil, III.1,Il liny of (irn dicr, A. D. 194fc. luundry lust three days of week. Y O U ’LL BE GLAD fo il ItHMj .Ml* .lt d .till '■I'll III Ill *lw « n u m l) III I limiif i M r •>( Kim Id * ,1 djlrlntirl. A II, n> ill I'iUXOXUWtl ANJ' *'r-K i tervl K F,V: We recommend thut new ctiHltimcrti aend their Phone 47G (T jfN T l ■ T.i» III Slum. 1|IMH*I|I*J*' Pl'fTltMth V II A 14 At AI ha Hl-llH* f'i till la"* Ml It J. 11| fllltH*. t'lfil> i V* I* M* H *S K yi* MlK tlffHli’f \v 11(il\ »*iI irt i'ri l'M I* ( m *tlirf il' A4 E-»irf| »*, Ifn yf* 1‘ lr r k . M fa W 1* M llit U Mi*. J 1*11.11ln.1it It Etiina, Nut lie I* hiTidiy B lvu i that «•> tturkr, Mi R J l»t»4*n't»hi III!' • IIS -Itril III W a J a o r, *■ *47 I -<-l (pi ••«*! lie I *» 12 \ 1*5 At r**r**l K ln t s trrrl. .Naitfti.fi I’ loiiaa. Mlt■III III. Il.lllli.il- IIU II SBMlllH.il * ’ll >* Mi ,1 K- «*iilIi**, r i n k. Mr* M »<?al Mi <h*fin ** It**11, Ih irm ttn ii IIHml .'ntiipni,' amt ili*t Mart In* "**«M«irn »• Inti ml to w f l i W r M id n j'm II H Vh'iUhi itmi'ii11 t y * . ,t l<ui,uiuil to (h r Inc in, of llw ' F H I n w t*» m rtiO a fe " tllM | d rr |tri*rl|ii*| N*» .** A1 My lrain Ml. J »* b» I. jw i nf . H s N i i with flu' **li-rI*•Mrs Mill! * Ur I k nf ,it r r j , r * l | I 'I urn nl K ra d . JL »S. TlmiiiiManii • no If tfnliVf. tin*. Il I; Kj'IHi'V. noli- i »iint>, ,'lirriifA. Mr's W , il ViMnyr*. dtiMK dwr.Ji.iJJri: ANINI*ANTATHOSARTCOlllOE, Geneva, H. Y.. iimler ItirG1BIUot tURhU, I’ciry M. Slicpnrd, (II, Rrt* ncquaUitcdwithirnnr nt hit rlatam»lrt. AvcO-ranof boUi World WaryandaInruicr tlcutrimiit-rolundl, Shepardplant tomajorin)litloryJiiidnru'j degree.' JnrrmatiosaJ) TOUCHTON DRUG COMPANY ■ I --IU,IBd" ItH* sniinniiitr, is I'M1 J i a i i . tn iK & r s v r OMNOKH m You esn never be sure you sre pelting enough rsveniial vitamin, unit,, you tupplcmcni your diet wish known quantities o f vitamin*. So, guard againu wiiamia dcficicncyl Start the whe Plena- I' ln«|iri (lit »«*l B.IUM1U-t Mi« Ml- || HUNT’S 1 te*ar wd 1 Hack Capsule Supply Vitamins A, It, C, 9, €, C and Bu plus LIVER, IRON, Calcium Pantothenate and Niafiiiamide. J l.udltr, H u ll. \|t|«ai iiiLi ii ‘All the VITAMINS for all the fanffly at PENNIFS a a DAY DAY at incf fust aa PPW FEW PENNIES Mr. In ITuTltj* J enn furnish vnu a complete line nf 'Tuxedo Freda ; also Pknly atru s .Pulp Colton Seed Meal Wheat limn Corn & Wheat Scratch Huy Dais Baby Chicks All kinds of poultry supplies TUXEDO FEED CO, ■ ’ I t ili* IHiMIMwiI K i* Ilnur I V i u h i ‘ *i» - w r t l i . WJTAUAd M> |,B*I Ml rtufowti. l«riiil«-*t. In 1l*r tilt, lltr Mil i l l Hunt’s Tuxedo Feed Store II» I - H ill In Hi. Ma.itmil j • aa*a*M f-.r rprJr •«* I .ltlH.il*. n . o - l w .1 U i, h ril « dIH ili One wxf to make ceituan that event* live up to expectations ip to m ile gufcuu fed at home with delicious ice-cold Coca-Cola right odt of thie JK&garator. There’s no better way to say So glad you cams m m IS welcome them with that bid to hospitality, Have a Cofa. ’ . V'-irt i. ' V - r » »■*•« • > ‘ isswpr StoTTlM T U PII SW SOWW o r tuU -CUCR-COtA COwrAMT IY I) COCA*COLA B O T T L I N G C. O . �* N PARE TEN 1*0411 Cl!. VVithempoim. Seminole County Court Record Cold Preparations EFFEC TIV E NOVEMBER 1 Dr. J. P. lirawley, Pine Castle, Flori­ da, will be- dimed on both Sundays and Wednesdays. Violn l.onn Cu. Merrill, *lluirltr limn QUICK RELIEF FROM u> II. in Co. Strain, Halite Mae (o l.<*an Cn. I)jxnn, Alfmi.-ii nt OCTOIIKIl 2H. I'M. iix to Ixmn Co, Dun, Mmltre to Burton l-. An .Milliner, Kiln Mo Kamil) ilorwtn. |iCo. • , Smith, Arrhie il. ft uk to; f'nrr, Frank to .Family K. M. t ’Jirroll. || Atlie, Clarence et iix to Itobuit hirniHin et • ox. itiorki II. I ' - r l ir v ln - i lilwnrtli t I (iarrifHin. t v \ ux t«» Kiimtl; Bun'll. Kxtfx, It. W. .et iix to l^innif 'ileOilfl Co, MilTintun et ox. Atlfimn, licit A. ft tjx to Fitmilj .Mann, I„ B, to -l.ulu Hnollintr. IV. , I*.. lien ley. Overatrcct Knud Co, to <ifor|ff McGrath et ox. C IIA T T K I, MOllTOAGBS IJM ITK I) W A ItltA M 'l l»K K » Moore, W. M. to Hanford At Frailer, Im to Klhel May* ft vir Willinm. I IIKKIIS * | Ilnyinnn, Harriett to K. M. I I 'jirroll, . ■ j Tiinner, Willinm II. ft nl Helm ■> of It. I . Multliif to Town of Altu- ' .mimic Spiinca. TitrsTiars moots IruM ee, o f Internal Improvemrnl land of Slate, .of Murid;!. ISI A tT IO N S til MOKHJ.ua ,S of N W 'i See MISCIO.LANKOI'S f rrpy-nf* 10 w ITPBTf iniiff I t . lion, Cony No matter hnw you "figu re It" . . . neglecting your tile* will de­ finitely ro*t you money. Keen ynur tire" jn irmid repair witli tb« belli nf the HBMINOLK TUtK SHOP. Lei us vulcnnlri' the worn ones, replace the old one* with new lire*. KMe*. It. W. Lot 7 Swope'" .’Ird Add Blai'k Hgntniock Ilnrdwickc, Fatima T. .Lota 4,-2, 1L-& 4 Bit - 22 . Huhluiulu.__ Smith; Albeit M. et i x N K 'i of S '* of Dlk. r- Tr IP Sanford. •Iordan J. T. Lot* 111,• III A 20 Blk. Mi Sniilaiulu. Maker, f . W. Mil- 2 A 2ft I'ineereiit. Aflnrnn, W. A. I nl* til, in t; itr» Itore Court. Iliini. Bolible Joe lot- 201, W O RD S/ B R tP / I- -r I M S PRiSID VCR UTTLE P u n k w a ite d THIS LONG / • cipbiiif thJ* LitmnUfi' I.aneyV lim e Store KoumHint K Anderson llrutt* ^ K N O W CONCRETE PIPE w h a t you b u y in TIR E T R E A D IN G I D R IV E W A Y S W ELLS S E P T IC .TA N K S W ATER TANKS -C U L V E R T S and S E W E R S Transit Mix Cnnrrrle Serum]* available at low prlrr Southern QS&'Bread , iif LONE RANGER S IC K - - G O T T A DOC LANE SAID YOU'D M O W D O L KNOW I CAN TRUST A R E D SK IN ? s t il l feel: s i c k - ■ / YOU DRINK ME DlClNE -A G A IN , - FEEL HEAP BETTER QUICKER IF THIS IS ATRlCK.tlL Naval Servin' In Itavfiifl, Sr. of Unit'*! L. Skiimi ■Nn.vv_t' A rin] o f (Ji Henry II. MiiiftweII \rioy nf ITnitJil Clyde ll. Tlolin, Army <>f United Hubert 1... Keanu' Arm y nf United Matthew MrfSJII. Stall" Tillman Slate* In Sitale* in Stales to 2lH>, 2H«, 270, 272, 271. 270. 27k U, S. Cnar l fllinid In .Inhli W il­ 2nd. 2KI, K2I. K20, H2K, h:io, KJ2 liam Payne. m:m . h:|0, k:ih. KM. KI2, k io . k |7 Arniv of Utilis'd Stales in A k |k, t*i i A' H111 laingwimd. Lionel S. Appleby. ('■■x, Lula IK I .nt 2 Blk, ft Lake View. Taylor, II. A. et irr. N'K', of 8 K «i Sec. IH.20-:i0-K, (ir.ffilli, William K. et iix Lidx 1 A 2 Blk. ‘41, I. f.. 2d. 0, 7 * 22 I.Ik. II Siinlamlo.. Vim ran now slaui/er nr InulKft viiur fire and wiii'blnrm ln*iirntice Ilaiilwlckf, I'alinui T. I 12 & 2'.l Blk, Ita Satilmidu, i luenilum mi .properly eliuible fur l*tlent. Clareni'c 1*. l ot* I In lerm' Inmianre. PiiK'liurnt PhCMie-Jll Tire ltcmtli’lng V u lr n n lr ln g [ PLENTY g e t .u p - - r t ----------TIME. MEDICINE .E L E C T IO N -- ) A CURE YOU __ , SO O N . H j Nili)rihNtt 201 NO. PARK A V t . AN* OLD F O LK S l A N 'EV ER V B O D Y p WITH "DUKE1’ DEAD,U TOUGH ON YOU, WE'VE N O CHANCE rSKY.* POOLE IN THIS ELECTION /TWILL PROBABLY N O W . r — —v " ------^1WIN EASILY. , laet plu" reiluee* the yen of yuur iijHuriuicif * W ELL-W H ATfcH A SO AM AZED ABOUT; AIN'T "SO U TH ER N BREAD" A HOUSEHOLD WORD FOR BABIES , oort* SuDDERH FrwBoohTeHiofHaitwTreatmenltlu.' Mutt Help or It Will Cost You Nothlm t>vrrl«omillion IwlllooflliotTILL.tItfl TIt KATM KNT have I*- nm.ldfnr nit. fi, , r repinmnnf dten-*, trI,iut from* timid mid tHitdinal Ulcer* due lo I m n Arid — Pm i Difttiion. tear or ll>Ml IlHnnh QucIriMt, Hiertburn. tlMpnimn, Hi. dun Eicilt AtM. Mild on Iftrtnjri' In .1 Aik for ■•WOlleni't Mm u h " nlilc^ lull} VF E E L * H A N K .SEZ RIGHT, f t FIRST \ Concrete Pyve Co. • < it!find WHEM VOU CiLT THROUGH I HGURIN* WHAT SOUR O vacation Tteip IS QOIN *TO I COSTVOU- YOUb SETTER 9 MULTIPLY* IT rOV1W OAN I f U6UAUV COMES Ol ABOUT/*, H IS STOMACH ULCERS out to EX C ESS ACID PENINSULAR Sanford M r iri'tlif *Net'L Bard: to, Wilbur U. Buluirmori. ‘Sanford Athliillr Nlll'). Itulih ao, aa & :ta iiei-kv. Add lo J, T. McLain. Sniiltiwurili Ira K. Iritn -141 a s s m /n m e n t n r m o h t b a u H I I I I'incho/m. t ■ Ludwig, John to Frank MeinKrirfcimn, Alfred Lid* 2 A I lb. I! Cryalal Height*. Wheeler, 41. K. ft nl S- HU-yile NKVi Symptom* of D lttrm Arising from CONCRETE BLOCK 11el tut .Mnilf iu Ball, John A." All part of jtlh. (j. A 11 K V* o f UNKLE WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1915 TTTE SANFORD HERALD.*SANFORD FLORIDA Our dividend* will .further, reduce yuur yearly cum another 2(1', LOOKS.LIKE EVERYBODY'S OUT FOR THE. VOTIN’ TODAY j --------- IT'S FUNNY HE SHOULD DIE S O SUPDEN-LIKE. MUST BE AN AWFUL DISEASE , THAT MIS ••MISANTHROPY; r - \ r 1 GUESS "SKY" WEB- NOT WITH STER AINT S O SURE "DUKE"M0f? OF WINNIM’ THIS pinGAN IN HIS ELECTION. | ^ j ^<3RAVE. SiLSff ( FIRST TIME BUFFALO POINTS HAD A CHANCE TO DO ANY ftn REAL VOTING. IT'S TOO G O O D TO BE TRUE. WE'RE WASTIN' OUR TIME HERE. LOOKS LIKE WE AlNV S O T " — POPULAR IN THIS l~ 7 T Z T ^ \ TOWN, NOW . / - V vVEAH.'l J- IS IT TRUE .SON? THEY SAV WE CAN VOTE FOR ANYBODY WE WANT r - THAT'S WHAT I HEARD. YVHY DON'T YOU VOTE AND SEE? wjm v, f V Jv» WiVKANCFArA J A V m ICOULDNT* BELIEVE MV EVES/- ITS BeEN rWR-VTARS^lMCe WE'VE SEEN EACH r LETS NEVER S i s p e a k : OF that - 1 QUARREL f—' >1 AGAIN - r1 1 EVER/'A l WAS RELEASED FROM l THSNAVV.- AND £ HEARD VCXTWERE IN THE WAGS* ,1BUT WERE 703ETH5® r AGAIN' fM INYOUR figvr CLASS - O T UMCi_ | TT2IEDTO GET A B FAQ ,----- 1 AWA/ FROM ME A S I-----------/ J K . POSSIBLE.*. WASNT THAT LETS GET ^ MARRIED t RIGHT AWAY TOMORROW: TODAY. "-BUT i w euneeda r IT W/TNeSS-V U t P l t t c b u r g h ’ c New Syitem J AND WE'RE GOING TO <■-----SNEAK O Fr TO A JUSTICE OF THE PEACE .TNICE AND QUIETY SO d o n ' 11 WONT 1 PUBLISH ir*| BREATHE A WORD REALLY/ By PAUL ROBINSON BUTCH A N D RAM £ ALTAR-BOUND/T LI BUTCH AND PAMELA u A R E GETTING THE If NOT TIED.!"** BE THERE"/— 1 a ll b e o n ™ of Color Dynamics help moke your hpme lovelier to look a t— lovelier to Ihro ini LARGE DAILY SHIPMENTS Have Given ua Our Biggeat Stock of The lligheat SEE THE N E W KIHJlY VACUUM CLEANER Grade Paint - Varnlahea - Enameja. in your home - * The only clemec with u real power pollahcr Beth Outride ntnd Interior. W idp-Color Belectioii R. W. McCullough Immediate Delivery TWEVRE PLANNING T D ^ t±3 CVlCAi/ AU iAVi/M lim \/w L< SNEAK. AWAY QUIETLY* OUT rVE BROADCASTir BUTCH AND PAM a r e GONG TO BE MARRIED TODAY' TMTOBCTHEIR WITNESS/ r —J ----- — 1HATS WHAT TH EY KIRBY VACtftfM CLEANER THINK. te Paint and Gloaa Store Phone 303 ; ---- l OVER THE * 1‘U. LET VOU KNOW WHEN iris TO BE * c BUT KEEP AN EYE 1 ON THEM -JUST IN A N D ! 1— c STILL HA/E THE • MARRIAGE LICENSE* f , IN MY « = i b PXKET- HEY/-1 HEARD ’EM TALKIN'*i— THtYRS r —^ GONNAJ m cur «=< CLASSv/kdl ; D e a r/1 �• . f r fn llnlly There If. Strength---- Ta P rotK t the peace o f the World j To h M o t e the Progreae of America! T o Prodace Prosperity for Sanford. » AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER SANFORD, FLORIDA. EalablhOictl 1'.*('» ,VOLUME XXXVII Truman Asks s Boost In Pay Bulles Miss Strike Lender * For Congress ; — * — (Cabinet Members To . Get $25,000, Civil . Service Workers A !t . 20 Percent ( Ht ri, k e • f' ■-<*■■ » . ^ • . (If A iN n it M The Senate Finance Comtai^ie was advised today th a t p re s id e n t T ru m a n \dtnts ih e p a y Of fe d e ra l C iv il S e r­ v ic e w orkers, raised' a 's tr a ig h t 20 p e r c e n t H e also w a n ts C o n gressm en ’s pay boosted ' U> >$20,000 y e a r ly and ca b in et m em bers to $25,OOO. C o n g re ss n b w g e ts $10,^p00 and cabin*t mambar« 915,000. Hotu* leaders, aa Id that Preai­ dant Truman'a recant criticism o f Conjrreaa did not harm hla legislative program'and may help it. Thay explained the President's remarks may apur Rio public to make their wlahea known to con­ gressmen and thus affect con* graaiona] action., jj<, ■ ___ Meanwhile freah 'tabor dliputea increased -the national Idle today -because of Work stoppage* to •00,000. About 10,000 CIO textile worker* in 19 planta in New England ara on atrike o f dliputea over the union shop and wages. National officiate of the A F L Commercial T*l*f™PhcrB Union urge 'members to cancel the prdposed fire hour proteat demon­ stration throughout the nation's Western Union office, today. ■ Western Union workers in all except three cities have cancelled Allans for a five hour protest Ultrik*, a union official reported today and said the locals in De­ troit, Philadelphia and possibly Hartford, Conn, plopped to stage a stoppage from 1:00 to 0:00 P.M. today. . Ip Washington, Congress com‘ tad legislative action on1 a 920,000,000 tax reduction bill and sent it to the White House right on the deadline set two months ago. £ The Internal Revenue Bureau ^Ttas to print new tax returns end withholding tables, and asked that details o f the legislation be worked out by Nov. 1. According to revenue experts yyjofcd t r flgu*» dinrOSTetfeet o f Ihe bill, U woold-eause these reductions in 1940./ ■ Individual income taxpayers, $2,044,000,000. -j Repeal o f use tax on cars and Ttoats, $140,4)00,000. Corporation* 13,180,000,000. K Phm. E.G. Mulliffan — Given Discharge From U.S. Navy l-B .C . MnHIgsnrPhm. B-c.- USNR gD i _ * o n ' of Mrs. Don "McDonald of‘ ■ ___ has ____ <ACuskln, received j j * honor­ able dlicharge from a the Navy, and after , pending- a week with bis mother and etap father at Buskin, haa beep visiting fo r the past two days, his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J>C. Vaughan, caretakers o f the Os­ teen Bridge. ( Hie tirvice took him to Esperl$o Santos In the Pacific theater - .arhere^.h# spent 83 months. -Quoted authorities as having saw T h a t the hospital at, which ha served, wais In point o f equtpmenf ____ and am ice. aqualto any horpltn In such a targe sity a* Chlcttgo ; The hospital buildings, he said, were metal covered Quanaet Huts 'hu llt ln ’T form. Brain and plaitlc surgery Was performed there end the hospital boastad one o f the west American plastle surgeons Lieut. Comdr. Btslss, he added. - p Since last April he has aarrjUiat city he was married t* the formor Dorothy Carter o f HyatIsvltle, Md. He graduatod from • Seminole High School In 1949, and prior to joining ths Navv bn _ N ov. 1. 948, worked at the Sanl< Toid Naval A ir Station. He said h* Would leave soon to work in X ’mSVSi Candidates Initiated By Woodmen of W orld A FRIDAY, NOV KM HER 2. 1IM5 Blood Orgy In Manila Is Told By Witnesses TO D A Y: Fair with tittle dinner in tempera* ture thin afternmm. Innieht »r tomorrow. Member Associated I'retm Drive Started To Aid W ar Hero’s Family Of Ted Three"More Japs Are; Arrested For Mur­ der Of Three Of: f Doolittle’s Filers* NUMBER ar». Gort Resigns As Governor O f Palestine Action Follows Night Of Violence When Rai l Ijunsportu' tion Is Disrupted ■ -=-------- * L O N D O N , .N o v. 2 ( A P ) ~ j* T lir flm igtiulm ii o f L o rd <!ort oils iiig h A .*(ijH !tii's i(m fi' fo r l ’ n k’ « t it le wt i H urfiKHincod in tin* Hmist* o f Cntiinioris tn1 tlaf*'; jja rp cciit '•(iiitlm 'n kx irl v in lriu v tliVru tvci'p t)raiid(‘(l o ffic ia lly as a “ w anton re ­ sort to fo rc e ” w hich m ipht n u llify H rita iu ’s a lte m p t* , to solve the Jewish problem. tMUINO FBOM HIS iU HIT MARKID CAR, Herbert Sorrell, leader of Holly­ Apparently thVre K _nn runner* wood's film strike, related how four shots were Hied at him as be was tion between (Sort's resignation backing his auto Into the driveway of his Glendale, Cul., home. A guard 1and the disturbances. Making Ihe has been staUoned at his residence. _____ (infemotional Soundphoto) announcement, George Hall, secletary for 'colonies, said Lord Gort stepped do An liecmise of ill , health, A curfew wus imposed yester­ day in Palestine alter a night ’bLt , m » s slaying of from *M 0' to U * WltAOIlSHIA OROANIZATIONI MAVI STAITID A DRIVI, led by Heritage of Amc,u., i ........ ... which the railways were cut ill 000 civilians who haa taken re,„£ u "re CuJJ^U ^ !c 1: T- McQuillan and It*, nine t (t.i an least 20 ptncr.s and there wefe fuge in the Manila German club.! Tho.,ntt* McQuUleh. 45, ot Philadelphia. Pa., was killed during action off Okinawa l ist J.imiarv, widlv scuttrrud explosion*. Street a ...... ...............* V - li. - — ! children, shown with their mother arc (left t<> tiuM) Pii j tvi..13; Alary Lou, D; v, C. I A woman snared from a sal fighting ulso broke out in Tniro (oo mother’s Up). Betty Ann, 3; Eve, 3; Kuthlicii, It;-and Edwin, 12. fjM.'m, j , turnalin of rape t v * Japanese' coincident with a general strike officer friend testified yeat-rriav " of anti-Zionist elements. that orders for one last koood P f 1 n P | 1 It was estimated dial it would orgy In Mnnllu were Issued by ths \ A T I 101*11 K N . f i l l 3 (1 Hike 48 in. 72_ hmu*Liu repuir thu_ imperial high rmmand itself. U a lllU I U U o q u d u j domnge to the .trnns|M>rtoiion sysThe story o f- her own -scape I lent, described as the most wide­ from the mass ra|ie o f 26 ' -autlspread net of organized sabotage. ful Manila girls by Japance tro­ in the country's history. ops during the Rattle o f Manila, Major (icn. John D’A'rcy. Ilri- • Twenty-six officers and enlist­ Dr. Orville I.. Harks, former By Cecelia Trulurk | were |nhl behind closed doors at| ti-.li commander inl'alestlne, imed men were presented medals prisoner of war In Cernirny. ha S/Sgt. Robert Kmcrimn Alt* the war crimes trial o f l.t. Gen.i aihnoalKAeaqv.istieerdetuoinhrdloi , returned to Hinfnnl to • r-.itmc man, 26, Sanford’s outstanding and citations by Captain William Tomoyukl Yamastita. iMPilInlety banned movement of T. Hanlon nl the Navy Day cere­ the general c nf tn d i i war hero whoso R-17 plane Win Identified onlv ns "Mrs. N ," v-s . a 1 c Fi, all motor traffic on oil highways ivll’i'l ha le.t « licit I e elllt-li-l shot down on Dec. 10, 11141, mony lust Saturday nt the Snn- the* witness told (he military m-twee,, m p m . ami .1 a m .. « xford Naval Air Station. tlic Army. after having successfully bombed commission thnt with her Infant T n 11 »• h 1 rl n a n o I n l" ntunTcipuL ureas. 'Those receiving honors were: I 11 SeiuemheA Ti*lJ hu c it 'icil the Japanese battleship, lluruim, son In her arms she was force I O l l ( 11 I O O W n S I I I ■ The attackers ent railway lines I.ieut. Comdr. Benjamin Tap- to go to the swank Rayview Ho­ the service ut Cum'* Hot net. N. and who was mude u prisoner of at approximately Ml p I a c e s war at Mindanuo has relumed niiin, USSR of .'101 Northfleld tel, scene of night-long, orgies C. « hero he prjcticctl surgery throughout the length and breadhome after four years in a prison Place, Baltimore, Md. received during which jhe victims screamand received a cmnmisilun as til of the country exploded one Although Seminole County is the Air Medal for disinguiahlng ■ r<| r * camp. ■ U> "Duke" Mm-Nelll first lieutenant It was"nut until police launch In Jaffa port and orio _nf the,smallest counties in he returned to this country th 11 by meritorious act s. In | . . . A hard fighting "celery Fed" On Dec. 10, 1041, ut 0:30 A. M. himself •leriul fliuiii in rombat I Hhe *ail1 "F chance she met Florida, the gross parked vuJuc he received the rank of captain. " I I " squad foothall team lost 18 seriously damaged two others an­ , Cant. Aktshi. a Japanese nfflcer Capt. Colin P. Kelly Jr., pilot aerial flight in rorpbat. chored nt Haifa.. The vessels had of Jts rili us frultt unit ve>'cIt was during F'cbrmiVy, IIM I, to 12 in Day Iona Reach Thursday been mined. Lieut. 11.8. Rodgers, IJhMt or . . . . ... . . of a B-17 with n crew of seven tables were listed eighth in the 3t1 California Avenue, Hastings.! kn* • aml he hi'' h*r ,n • that lie jolnc I the :i4th Division •light. The "Feds" fought hard Trutkrd Down room. men Including Sgt. Altman us n fi£l _________ state, during the pint season, ac­ in Africa und- onlv a few days hut the bleaks were agiiitisl them. Minn., received! a Gold Star In I The Hiilish commurJ.me IWtci radioman, took o ff front Clark lieu o f n Second Air Medal i '•0,‘ ,r' wntlnueil, she was cording to the recently released Inter, lie was raptured with I. . The ............. . sparked by J th r „ .usimllie Field to bomb Jap imv:d forma­ for distinguishing hlnuslf while l«ken to ths hotel dining room, annual fruit and Vegetable, irport U00 others during an offensive julllmck HoMiV Wren und Hilly One British soldier dead and tions. A battleship was soon participating lh aerfat flights In I swarming of the Florida Sint* Marketing hy the (Idsnuro* *1 Falrl i ’ass. with Japanese marines, Uruwnlee seared twice in rim la-1 wounded: one Hulestine pnlire. spatted and Cafil. Kelly -piloted opcratU s against the enemy In I where she fiCCd sn,unnamed Bureau, o ffl: . He was taken Ihrmigh Tunis 7 rnlmilrs of hall game. mull killed, . one l.clievu.1 killed the plane over the target ami the Southwest Pacific. I« r f he v lo J a U o n ^ .. Th* 4*al (FOlH of Sem i-j ami Italy to (Jermuny,- where for Wroo scored Iwth siv pointers nnd one wounded: two I’nlesllne mbed the Horan*. On the re­ t^ggtuhle 'crop* crops I 2? inonfhs be took cere o f ‘ Brit­ on a * 1-yard hock and' the other -rnilway staff workers killed and faieul V'cnicmJWa. Q**4*fi» * "W A 'V * il* * Nf * : 'noU*f fruit un«l '\upjtubli* nt trip to Clerk Field Jpp ish and American patients. Il ■m n 73-yard pass interception, one wounded; two Palestine railIt of Iifitm w !T Sixth Street, Losj Tbe officer told hsr that his ware placed at *f?.4PHlr,,:i us fighter . planes letercairtod and wus nl the A ir Cqros Camp ui The olhci touehdowii which was way stuff workers kdled and *ro**d direct'h fft On their plane. Angeles CnllL received the Pre- troopa ware under an “ onlet- fro m .mmiiaredwith the state total Sagun that hr met I.ieut, Hurry scored in the'second stanza was [ six wounded, omj^crillcntly. Capt.,Kelly ordered the men to sidental Unit Citation for ex- the high coiMiSMid to kill all j of*.1I4,K41,2U7. bail ^ut immediately. While he traferdlnary heroism In action civilians In Manila sml that lhc| Broward county of*’ smitheasl Grioihall of Sanford, who was on • a puss from Jlnmnlee lo-j The only arrests anmnmced Japanese hated at) white women." : Florida, was u liit ahead of Semi then suffering from a le-« injury L'urdwcll. ___ i were o f fivp aimed Jews ruptured held, the crippled ship In position iigiiin.it the enemy. I ru.tr'W ith‘ ii i-riVp vulo* of 912,- fallowing a puruchutc Jump frfflil First Lieut, %'lley F. Goff. five' wounded men jumped to The locals scored theii first I'V police after - train Wu* held a hoiultri slim duwn in France. HI1.744. Polk County "copped safety: then the plana exploded U i> M C R ot 2ul9 F'tlniore ■ aP «'"> ' the ■ pennant" in the * ‘ Florida He wus able to give Grimlutll hi- touchdown . w I. e, „ , Shoemaker. Wichita F’uils, Texue receivetl . about 2*> mlU*i8 tn tin* vtorthuvut. in midair. Produce l.enguw with crop values professional attention, • » ,< M ••niru5n * ,a The men were trucked do*n after The co-pilot, who dhl not have uold Stars in lieu of second, (In Aug. 211 hu wus lihi-rnicd [ h v ” u«, Munrterliaek and ran i nl) v x c \m u i : o of ^|llltN. of-I4H.7K7.I07 of which tl7.li!»2.a chance to bull out, wus blown third -and fourth A ir Medals, loi from the prisoeer o f war hos­ 4 yanh for a hrnre. The M’nmil 22K was represented In citrus. clear of the plane and w a s. meritorious action In aerial flight •— — II 11 n n e r up comities were pital 111 F'leising, .... I arrived In wore um sparked by tiruiMbum! fievfrtly burned unit wounded* during uornbat ^with^lne^ ^enerfty* Persons who wish to take Palm Reach (mostly vegetablest the United Stales on .lime 22. amt Lain^irur who intnle n»n*d** f - f l.leu.t | jg)‘ M, Y. Aldridge, Capt. Kelly -and the right side driver's examinations, which have 43H.74H.aonv Orange, 924,000,048; , And on .lone 27 Jollied Id- wife laid gain* for 6 and in ya id - I ) 0,(1 Rf O T S O W IIC T gunner were killed immbtliately USNR of Greenwood, Miss., re­ tlic l^ke. 9111,1111,404; HiHelwiredehr -^hd sdiV-ln Alluutu, Ga. A t pies- The seoir was-made-by H'ommy— ■ i* ■■ , v ■ , liven at when the cxptnxtnn occurred. The ceived tile ^ t i n j ^ W d - - F V - iR U f m y iy md Gold Stars In lieu of " f f lcr. w II In the future 9i;,0 l7 ; I at); soil Dade County, ent he Is living with his famll> ,Kenny wlm weld o ff light tackle ‘ I n s p e c t s B r i l l I* 101(1 six wounded survivor* after para­ Cross pnd take these examinations ut the 916.6.76,274. at the home of Dr. ( ’ . L. Park 8 Vttlils and a score. l i 'n r kJ4 I (MnK chuting safely to the ground, u Fourth Air Medal for distin­ new headquarters of the F'lorldn Celery, valued at 96.52M.2.I4 ‘ » '' m".!.. Highway, Shi Hardin and Welch1 ° f & l * 1 1,1,1 1 , U ° walked to Clark Field which was guishing himself in aerlsl flight Highway Patrol at the Hanford Iq. more Ilian the value . **'’ dei lined lluil he did not el played Oil oulstnndiiig defeli-' ,, , ,, , , .. a distance of approximately five in operations-against the enemy Armory, it was announced todav amounted ■ - .. . H1!1* ' Ktckey,-ownei of the Lieut (Jg) T. * 4 tn . .* v . Hi»mlno|p CfiiintVM urodltu-e. lirsi* iiiiii li weitfm In (riO iminy wive giimi1 on tin- line, whil Gran-. miles and 'received medical cure. in the Pacific. utirt'ltm r tUrnugTi'thp-rnopcmttrm Ilia m, heriiiv a ml I unsing p la y I Dt'm’ WjTt J hidgrrs tmttJ ti f tire ^ Z H tffhway— Patrnlmqn ; s n ^ r io ^ . I i l ^ e r e ormiges. liL 1 rrCoiKlsonJrTTTJSNK of 82CJ Sgt. Altman suffered s c u l j i L. C. Render. * Mill tint*, ainved Pocsday 1,1411; tangerines, Ij’jllil.onn of German authorities and the a good offensive game with nilwounds and injury to his eyes Humble Road, Houston, Texas Red Cross, he olilsincd fairly meroiis nice gains. Drivers examinations will be Giknthnm *u • aiiford lo insjieelIheMtiuicii aso received the Distinguished U'OHlInseg a > I'g s e I I , r l good medical and surgisul equip kicked o ff ■■ id.... . V.I run m lh.; j 1.1*1, Ilw 1 1 “ •** Monday and " ' e latter J r ? bL .t-i-nly- mel".?.Pl^ r * . f i r . « 1 Flying* Crosa, aipng with the A lr [ cntiducted c" l,Uucl‘ ‘‘l M«ndnv an.l Thursday iiir nt. " — ---it ak-frem at—from-0:00-1 » —4riU+ TT7-7I" drive for a sec.iii.1 sforeT^fYRdr-ntHx possibly some H.ook I ar m" G« i a- |f 4n_ 1n IIetnifr-af*,r,,c>0,,» U: o'clock. Rooks of Instruction for The "Fell" capluills weie .lepkins 'V" Plospeels. will train next A lta ^ hid Gown irith thc -third and fourth Air those Intending to take examin­ Set. Altman had flown with ^edsl for meritorious actswhile and Grantham. . •"‘•rcn. Capt. Kelly, but for eight months purtirlpating in combat In the ations may be secured at the ... , . ... ’ ,'lr. Rickey, who was acciim( utallliu*. .High Seined — of— S i. punted here by Carl 'Ptirnil, his during training he had been his Pacific. county Judge's or sheriff’s office radioman. He said that .Capt. Ucul.. (jg ) Robert 1). Thomp­ ut the Court House. Kelly was the best pilot he had son, USNlR from Butler, Pcnn.,f M/Sgl. Roll Harris of Tampa, ever flown with and was a "re­ received the Distinguished Fly­ who recently received Ids dis­ markable fellow.” ing Cross, ths A ir Medal und charge front the service in which e (4th Bomb Squadron of Gold Stars in Raw o f second,-and he served for .70 months in thc dr S g t ARmnn wa* a~ mem­ thin* A ir Medals, ■, , , ..... ...... ..... niougnimi ai?n - rrgar.img me southwest Pacific urea, arrived in ed in five w arts, boast perhaps | f,Urk, which has been used hy ber continued routine operations of Lieut. <lg) K.E. Clever, Suntord Thursday muridng to l ie largest high school line in pcxMiiuu-l. u f-th a -R m ifu t.l-K a rel from Clark F’-ietd until Doc. 2U, U8NR o f 104 Lind Avemie, John J. Lae, former banker » f over management o f the ____ 1941, when the complete squad,'4 Mansfield. Ohio ... , .. . , llu‘ , “ vernge is lK'l|,\ii Station for inter siotl.m hull received -the ■juirl ■A vitc’onri1" ^ lumic1 1 ton - was~asstgnad~tir~>Hn(tango: Distinguished Flying Cross, and 'Scranton, Pa. la substltuUng for i HRx 'Ih d Princess Theaters. He ^ tincnff^ (lit tfitr iInnft "W'pfit tfi "i,M»ittid’* Wltib* tboir—biii'-kfiold General MacArthur ordered all Gold Stars in lieu of second, USO Director Joe Hall whlla he iriieves F’rench II. Harvey, who Delia" Beach Sunday to bring nothing to he toyed with, it* ,,'f ihe*.Sanford Club of the Flor| it)u Xfnte League and of the '"ic e Sept. 12 has been serving Imrk a negro, Tom Griffin, who nveinge being 184. bombers to evacuate the Philip­ thint, fourth and fifth A ir Me­ is away on business. Forced out of the banking ug temporary manager for Flor- hud been -charged with embezz­ pines and move to Australia as dals for meritorious acts during The "F’eils" offensive will lie Hostou llruves during the IU40 ling the Wight Grocery Com­ seriously hiiideiml hy injuries ns ■and ’ ll training seasons. ilMrt was no base *!eft in the aerial flight in combat with the busineas by the depression, Mr, 1 hi* State Theaters here. Islands from which they could enemy. Lae headed W PA music activities Prior to entering the service, pany for which he was u de­ Anderson and Hrooklln, first Arrangemer.ls for quartering liveryman of 92NP. Griffin i ■ operate successfully. The squad­ , ........................ , the cltlh at the Hotel May full Lieut.- (Jg) R, W. Remey. In Lsckawana County, Pa. for Mr. Harris had 14 yeurs con­ ron *personnel that remained to USNR of Trinity, Texas was the six and a half years. This led nection with the above firm. His bring held in County Jail, pend­ itiing fullback ^nd hulfiiuck were weie discussed with Joseph Perburl ill lu ll weeks set images. ry, Hotel manager. do tho ground maintenance work recipent of tha A ir Modal and to USO work at Ft. Benning, military service with the 21th ing his trial In Cirrult Court. on the outdated, battered pur­ a Gold Star in llau of Hecond ,F‘t. Stewart and Florence, 8. .Mr. Itickev said that Manager Infantry and 8th Army took him Also Hilly Ludwig varsity guard, Muriix K. Appel, discharge I suit Ships counted the hours until air medal.. Lieut. (Jg) C lif­ !!• recently had charge of UHO to New Guinea and north and soldier front West Palm Beach wu* Injured, However. Donald 7'urleton of the HI. Paul Club fba Japs arriyed. suuth Philippine islunds. Ills Dyrss* who was injured in the will arrive about the first of ford L. Giebler, USNR of 438 E. activities at Starke. General W ain*right surrender­ 67th Street, New York, N. Y.. Mr. Lee wax the guest of the decorations include three bronze und Mrs. Appel reported Wednes­ first gallic of the seuann will lie .Murch with approximately 40 ‘ day morning to Police Chief Roy ed aU the Philippines May 0, received the A ir Medal and Gold Klwanla Club Wednesday, lie de­ stars, bronze star medal, Philip­ hark in the stalling lineup, pro­ players, und tiUiul IP otherf, G. Williams that silverware including sport news scribes. 1942, with the exception o f Min­ Stars intleu o f second, and clared recently that he liked pine Liberator medal and combat valued at $817 and clothing bably in Rrookllit’s place. danao where troops continued third Air. MedaU. Lieut (Jg) Sanford and Its community spirit infantry budge. Mrs. Harris uni | The liiooklyn 1lodges* and the valued ut more than $200 hud I .Montreal Club will-train ut Dayfighting until May 10. El^ht J. D. Kennedy, USNR o f 13ul and thought it a beautiful town. their son accompanied him here. been stolen from their car. The | tuiin* Beach, Mr. Rickey an­ hundred Americans were immed­ Como A vtn tt, St, Paul, Minn., couple sluyed overnight ut a nounced. ’ ’ * iately made prisoners by the received the Distinguished Fly­ loyal hotel and did not miss the Muyor Higgins reported that Jap troops that had been lurking ing Cross, the A ir Medal ami theft until morning. Mr. Rickey spoke of the possi­ close by since May 1. The pri­ Gold Stars In' Rau o f second and bility of sending his Urnnklyn soners were guarded but not third A ir Medals. Lieu t (Jg) CampbelLLoasIng Post 6.7 of molested from May until October John Chahhandour, Jr., of 106 Mrs. Elizabeth llurkry K ir­ rookie bull players freshly illsIhe Atnericsn Legion will hold n 1942. They cooked their own Leslie Street Bloomfield, N. J. cher. purl time secretary o f the charged from the service Into (('fs lls s e l aa rag* VIvM food, and fallowed their normal received the Distinguished. FlySeminole County unty Health and Tu Florida for n month's training habita for that length o f time. bcrrulosis Association, Ims as­ in F'ehruury, uml wax Interested fng Cross, AJr Modsl, and Gold Beginning Monday The Herald will reBume daily During October Sgt. Altman Stars In lisu o f second, third and sumed the position of full time in sending them to Ssnford If said ha and 250 American pri­ fourth Air Medals. secretary of Dint organization uernnimudatimis could be fur­ publication except Saturday* und Sundays. There will soners were taken from tho and hus established heuduuarters nished. Lieut (Jg) John G. McKano, be no increase In subscription rates. The curtailment The Baseball Committee of the Island hy a Jap boat and 1700 USNR o f 724 W. .2 nd, Hastings. next to the office o f Dr. Leonard to a tri-weekly -was made necessary by the manpower re American prisoners were Minn., rereivod tha Distinguished Munson in the Touchton Build­ , Chamber of Com mcice have been Dally practice atrial bombing had op at Luton and carried Flying Cross- the A ir Mods i informed of this uml u ill make a and supply shortagefl ippident to the war. ing. is being conducted by U. 8. Naval > Osaka, Japan, on Nov. 11. *"A Gold Stars In lieu o f seei Mrs. Kircher was formerly tho survey tu determine If this can aircraft in Lalts George, Volusia .949. The 980 Mindanao pri­ - id third A ir Medals: Lisut. ( be done, Muyor Higgins said. While the war is over, many of these shortages county, bombing rang*, according secretary of the F'irst Methodist soner* wore later transferred os Rex D. Milton. U SNR o f 8 still exist. So far, It has been impossible to obtain all Church of which the Rev. J. E. to an announcement mods today U Kawasaki and mod* to work ford received a Cold Star In the skilled' workers we need or essential supplies in by Comdr. J. V. Barry, .operations McKinley is pastor. She will be In a steel mill camp. They were a second A ir Modal: Lieut (Jg) A "body" liberally . sprinkled officer at lh* Jacksonville Naval succeeded In secretarial work by adequate quantity. made to work laboriously in the Rex J. Tucker, USNR o f Smith Mrs. J. M. Leonard. Mrs. K ir­ with catsup, was found lying qn 4 lr Station. mill, bunk amid ths aamenolse, Center. cher stated, however, that she Kansas, received the Thirteenth Street near Park A ve­ -.rfi*-' bombing described Nevertheless, we are resuming dally publication Distinguished Flying Cross, A ir ss a rectangular area approxi­ will retain her position as church nue on Thursday night. Soma in the hope that, this condition will soon be corrected director of religious education ns and Hold Star In Reu af excited passing motorists stoppad mately three miles . wide and Second, third and fourth A ir Msa volunteer worker. * and that in the meantime the public aa a whole will to Investigate and found it w£i eight miles long. bads were boards covered deU: LI«U t f j g ) R.W. Hind ricks. There is needt of volunteer only u Hallowe'en dummy. Other A ll suTfaca craft are warned understand that we are doing everything possible to ___ strew mat*. Their food ITSNR o f 4*7 18th Street, N. E. ranks were handles, .placed In ronslsted of th« starvation diet Washington, D.C., received tho whop workers .to , address and mail render satisfactory service. A— ----------- ------ --------- A v -J IM . 0Uj 4 r f is street aU Laurel Avenua and envelopes containing Christmas aerial bombing Is in o f rice and soup made of some A ir Model »"<* Onld Star In Had Ond are requested to Me extrema seal stamps, raid Mrs. Rircher. Ninth Street and a carpenter's »’ PUBLISHER o f second AlrModal; And Lieut lautkm at alt times whan opar- Workers can contact Mrs. . Kir­ bench placed on Elm Avenue near .Thirteenth S t r i c t , ___________ __ cher by telephoning 794. sting in Laka George. « MS rag* V ira l IH , PrpM) fe ra l& THE WEATHER Robert Altman 25 Officers Are Back In Sanford Awarded Medals From Jap Frison At Navy Station Ssaarlu trl • . frtii) Allii-d hemlouarters announced today that three Jap army officers are under, qrrest' tor ij,i >stionfng1 In conns •"'oh * w ith. the caseation I nf th: •* (too Ittle airmen on Oct.! 16, lit; near Shanghai. No. ..vciflc >!._rge« have lieen fjledi but one Uteri. Cell. Shigeru 8awuda Is .known In, have been. In charge of the Shanghai area when the three Americans were killed and Iheir bvdles__crf "V.Ded. CKlnrsu, Filipino and ibmulsh wtlnesscs hysterically cursed the laps, screamed for the death of l.t. Ccn. Tomoyukl ‘ Yamsshi A and thiew the war criminal trial into cimtimml turmoil today. Scenes "so liestlal it Is hard to find words to describe them’* Dr. Orville Barks Seminole Crops Back In Sanford To Rank Highth In Resume P r a c t i c e Loses 18 To 12 Entire State To Buccaneers Sanford Boy Taken Navy Day Ceremony Is Climaxed With Prisoner D u r i n g Award Of Honors Fight For Bataan Total Value Of Ve^. etahles* And Fruit Set At 12 Millions r'toda Scores Two Daytoda 'o u chi downs In 7 Minutes Of Play! A S Drivers’LxaminationH Given At Armory M-Sgt. Robert HarriH New Ritz Manager J o h n. J. "Lee IS In Charge At USO CITY BRIEFS Mrs. Kircher Named Pull Time Secretary Announcement Warning Is Given Of Bombing: Practice B "SU& »' v* t : V rr <7 ' , 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, October 31, 1945 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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I t f w . T-.-.rr.-tnrr-ri *r f - PA C E T E N FRID AY , OCTOBER 2 0 , 19(5 TH E HANFORD I1KRAM). SA N FO Rfl FLORIDA ■ g - 1- Ji l l s — "— t — JJ-A’i J 1, \> 'A v—ANNOUNCING— Our shop is now open for huafnetts General A uto R epairing By— Unrficld mitt Jackson Connected w ith YATES AUTO PAINT & BODY WORKS 105 N. Palm etto Avc. Phone 071 NOTICE Anyone h a v in g 'a n y repair work in my ahop , at 210 E a st F ifth S treet is askccl to please call for it a t once! 1 am being forced to close dlie to recent robberies. Bill’ Harvey All the VITAMINS for all the family at just a FEW PENNIES a DAY" i.c excluded from discutaions on Unlknn peace treaties. While ho had a weighty record of international experience :rlonc< n9 Ilawyer, Dulles really wo* brought | to hi* present position nf influ­ 4 a S tjE fr ence by Dewey. In pre-election ’ tulks conducted by former Sec re I tnry of Slato Cordell Hull last year and *hl-pnrtlsan foreign pol l icy, Dultc* participated a* the Re| publican representative. When the late President ItooscI vcit chose the Amprlcnn lielcgn' tlou to the Unlteff Nations con­ ference in San Frnncisco, the . gray-hnired, bespectacled Dulles . was asked to go along ns nn ad­ viser At first ho refused, con tending he could lie more helu' ful from ihc outside. Later how­ ever, h® accepted under urgffig by the White Hoysc nnd the Suite Department. . . Actually, the London ponce dis­ cussions were no new experience for Dulles. He accompanied the ; American .delegation to Paris in linn. This fact, coupled with his Republican connections, probably wns un Important reason why Jlyrnes listened attentively to his _ .ALMQ S t ALJHEYllAJUE.u~ death arul taxes- U-w reMt-en-Ceatrat-Perk- Views. Lako for sailors on leave in New York City. And these two gobs, being * ,Qn the otKor hand.- Byrne* ohpropelled by n tain.young lady, live up to the old naval tradition. viinisly wns >mf fo rg ettin g th a t They're attached to qne ot the fleet units now In New York to take part he would have to have the npJa tlic coming celebration of Navy Day. (international) proval .of "two-third* ’of his form er w [j | • You can never be sure you sre getting enough [ eiscniisl vitamins unless you supplement your ' diet with known quantities of vitamins. So, guard against vitamin deficiency! Start the wise Plena* wit in i habit In your family today. John.. F o ster Dulles Hoyv To Relieve Bronchitis 144 CAPSULES 72*i 52.59 .» 7i52ii t***'*' T0UCHT0N DRUG COMPANY AMERICAN LEGION DANCE At The Armory Benefit National War Knurl Saturday, Oct. 27—9:00 P.M. ’lil? Music By “The Banana Boys” Adm ission: $1 per couple (lax inr.) Men in uniform 50c (tbx Inc.) CREOMULSION EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 1 • 1945 Liu; office of Dr. J. P. Brawley, T ickets on Sale a t the following places: Smoke House, Hill’s l'k g . Store, Frank's Tavern, Koumillal & Anderson, City Drug Store. Tourliton’n Pine Castle, Flori­ da, will hp closed \ For Table Rcaervation Phono 2(10------fide por poison council. on bo t h Sundays The public Im cordially invited to attend and Wednesdays. fuse it. ^ 1* 1 t* Kc-Opening of HANSON’S SHOE REPAIR SHOP M in the Cmvan. Building ncrofw from the I’osi Office ** RENT A CAR YOU DRIVE IT! PHONE 200 STRICKLAND-M0RRIS0N, J' U-DRIVE IT, INC. , F irst S tre e t a t Sanford Ave. -■ GOOD TO KNOW! Cash enn bn borrowed from us on shortest notice, with no diHturbance.—“Jim m ie” Rowland also m akes loans of $75, $100, $150, $250 or more—ehotrid yhur needs require It. j FAMILY LOAN CO. Despite his em ergence abroad ns nn influence ‘ upon American poliry. if offered a diplomatic-, post Dulles probalily would re- CrcomuDlan relieve* promptly belure P. goes rlRht to llio scat of th* trouble to help loosen and expel germ laden phlegm, nnd hid nature to soothe nnd heal raw, tender, InHomed bronchial m ucous m em ­ brane.-. Tell your druggist to *cll you n bottle of Creomulslon with the un­ der landing you Must Uko the way It quickly nlluys tho cough or you are to have your money back. tT. r „..T u T r V - .s r „ hih’. forC o J j i J , C hest Colds, Bronchihi Ihc for 30 dayi) only oos U — Although he bus. l><!5n.ds!ij!XilffiLL ns firmly. International and op. i .tiflafti.-la .Dt»wyr -BoUUet in h is views. the inild-nmnncred church­ man likes to stand fast nnd firm ] when he feel* sound dem ocratic principle* nrp being ignored. . As on exam ple, he strongly op- j nosed the big (lower veto rig h ts . in the United N ations’ s e c u rity ! man whp. many diplomatic rver* agree, missed hecom'• S. Hr-eielary of S tale "h e n 1 Amber and 1 Brack Capsule Supply Vitamins 1 A. Bt. C, D, E, C and Be, plus LIVER, IRON, Calcium P an to th en ate and Niacinamide. ANNOUNCING k sons. ...........By FLO RA LEWfS________ Jj LflNttQM S /Sgt. W. B. Harrison nn I Mrit. Harrison arc visiting in Fulton, Ky. Mrs. Ilnrrlititf is tho form er LuVerh Smith. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Miller and daughter, Jackie, are guests of .'.ir. and Mrs. 7.. E. Smith. Mr. and M rs.( I,. tj. Pickering have rolurtied *to their home after spending the pant three months visiting in Massachusetts nnd New Hampshire. Lieut. William Musgrnve and Mrs. Musgrnve arc visiting Mr. nnd Mr*. William Musgrnve. Miss Ruth Anderson of West Palm Beach wns the gnetl Iasi weekend of her parents. Mr. arid Mr*. P. I). Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Hoy MrGonughay nnd Mr. nnd Mr*. Norman Me Conaghay nf Birmingham. Alu. are guests of Mr. and Mrs, P. D. Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rucklcw and son* have arrived from Delaware and urc guests-of Jlrs. Bucklew’s mother, Mrs. Hurry rmtdv.Sr L James Reaves has -return­ ed to the hospital ^ in Augusta, Ga. after spending n month with' .Senate col Icogues fo r any pence trea ty . Aside from , politics, / Dul­ les speaks fo r n larg e group of ing with his blunt and frequent Americana on hla own as chair* avowals that he wants to remain man o f Ihc com m itted for n ju st free to criticize. mid durable peace1 of the federal* Coontll of Churches nf Christ, representing about 0,000,000 per- ‘ John. F. Dulles Is Seen As Factor In American ’ Policies f *.,______ LAKE MARY Iodine i* one of tho important his parents Mr. and Mrs. John export* of Chile. Reaves. of Sanford 8— Florida S ta le Bank Bldg. _ T hat'w ould he in keep ’Phone 33’1 r SEARS CATALOG SHOPPING CHAIRMAN of the Insurgent rank nn£ (l|c cummittee of ihc lntcrpatlnnal Longshoremen’* Association In New York, WlUiam E. Warren (above) ha* been expelled from tho union for failure to pay dues. ' President of the H*A, Joseph Ryan, announced the expulsion at the end ot the *tevedoro strike that had Ucd tip shipping. (International) j Gov. Thomas K. Dewey was de­ feated by tho late President Ron*, ovclt, has emerged as a powerful new f.gurc in the determination nf American foreign policy. Although - Secretary of State James F. ■By rues had almost « [score of adviser* during tho cri­ tical five-power conference nf fureign ministers here, reliable ituurce* M ild ho leaned most heav­ ily on Dulles, whom he later ilesrrihed ns his “ partner." 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Here's a wonderful opportunity to get « fine quality sofa bed—one of the. most practical and useful article* you can have in your home. • Many itylea to aelect from, but remember that quantitie* are limited and a t these prices they ’will go in a hurry. . PA CH ' 86 V 925 — State she and color. Shpg. t»t. 3 CL - , « • w J* » . SO FA 1 O PEN S TO A 1 nm - PO U B L E B E D ■ ■^ EASY W EEK LY PAYMENTS I BSsu'.wTfcrW.'*. frfr* ' OPEN 'AN ACCOUNT TOMORROW 1 ________ | ‘1 r i j I nf the'm any timely - 115 E lo t S t. ' V ' ■ B U ' ' Phone 990 ' ■ �fiW W P Jjp f In U nity T here k - u ^'-i S tren g th — To Protect the Peace or the World* To Promote the Progress of America* To Prodace Prosperity fbr Sanford. VOLUME XXXVII i&i}? ^ m t f o rib SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, OCTOI1ER 29, 19J5 EnUbl&hed 1908 Trial Begun * Of Yaraashita ines Four Jap Sailors Are Accused Of Killing1 Or wounding 100 Women & Children (My A m t U l i i ,ki. Preaal President Cancels Out Of Town Trips WASHINGTOn T*Oct, 20, bP) —President Truman Cancelled todaf alf his scheduled out-oftown tripe. Eben; Ayers, IVhlte House 'pros* astretatti, [attri­ buted the decision to the heavy pressure of business confront­ ing the | President In. Washing­ ton. In Atlanta Governor E l­ lis Arnall announced the White Ilorrc had advised him Presi­ dent Truroatr would not visit the Carolina! end Georgia this weekend. A m alL .aald .R e..iu st. had a phone call from the White House, advising him Truman was not coming but would try to visit th e n early in the Spring. The President had planned to spend Friday in North Carolina, and attend the Georgia Tech-Duke foot­ ball game Saturday, and then have luncheon with the patients of the Warm Spring* (Ga.) Foundation. Price Of Peace) Is Explained By Matherly THE WEATIIEIT TODAY: Partly cloudy in north portion anil considerable rloudinr** with iM-ra-ional ihiiarr* snath portion. TOttOROW : Parti) cloudy and tonttftuM mild. . M ember Associated Presa Strike Battle On The Paramount Studio Front Tributes Are Paid To Navy At ChamberOfc CommerceNavyDay Dinner At Mayfair N U M IIE R 3.1. Victory Loan Drive Begun For Big Sum Treasury Asks Eleven Billion Dollar Loan Before December 8; Vinson Tells Need Dr.‘ Walter J. Matherly, dean W A S H INGTON. O rt. 29, o f , the- School of. Business Adt A n ^ T T f p "nr»ft uaftil1. (ir i t i s — ministration Ht‘ tl>- University "of o f W orld W ar II— tin- Vic­ Florida, spoke on "The Price of Permanent Peace” at a Navy to ry loan-^w a* launched la s t ' Day Dinner given at the Mayfair rtignti It w as d ed icated to Hotel -Saturday night by t) help "k eep th e fa ith w ith Seminole Countv ( hemher of Commerce, ( apt. W. T. Easton,' th o se who fo u g h t for a b e tte r commanding officer at the San­ wol-ld.” ford Naval Air- Elation, and l]j* T h e cam paigii to sell $11,- staff, were guests of honor. * * 0(70,000,000 in bonds* lrPfore ' Senator L. F. Boyle, who was • a wer criminal In the heavily introduced by H. it. Coleman Dec. h was opened by Secretary -g u a rd e d -h ig h eommlsalonr.r’s re­ -president—of - the—C-hambe*— o—Jof the Treasury Fred M. Vinson sidence In Manila today. Contmcrce, served us toastmaster In a nation-wide broadm-t. In Batavia, Java ill was reportmol introduce,| llr. Matherlw as ~**A ~sucecsss ftdA ’ft'loy.y I mail. ,k U| , ■ j. that President Soerkarno of an offiper in tho first- World War help ns on thn long road ahead, "Indonesian republic” wns Vinson said. ’ and aC present one of the most a peed in a toward Soarabaja in nn influential speakers In Florida. “ It will hebi v<tu in' planning RAF plane today In an attem pt for your own future. And it help* Mr. Coleman explained that tho to halt the Increasingly bitter to keep the faith with those who .! dinner was a tribute to the Navy bpttle between the Indonesian nafought for a better world.” in general and In, particular to ionalUta and the British Indian Private citizens will lie asked n r the Sanford Station whieli had troops a t the big navel base, buy $l,ibiil,niiil,Don in IhoiiI*thousand of young fliers where a state siege was reported 8,000 N e w Member­ trained Olio,000,nun |n the small denomi­ with n low rate of cnsuailtlcs. declared. . nation K-lmnds Ur. Mamertv outlined theprice ship Cards Report­ of permanent pcHcc as: 1. The Fighting began late yesterday Thu money. Vinson said, "will and was reported growing heavier pay the costr of bringing homo price of permanent victory; £. ed T h r u S t a t e at a time hen Informal peace talks ■out hoy*; It wilt'tie used fiir tfitu:----. .,j p n .e u< nnysiral reconstruc­ this tnorntng. The trouble arose lei'iiigoiii pav; li wilt meet I ho tion in Japan and Germany; 3. A sharii increase in American between the Dutch and Indonesian cost, of inediriil earn fm our ill; The price of military prepared­ Legion membership, marked by leaders waa expected to begin ji red- it will help our veteran* !n ness in this country; 4. I'hc price pick up then inlcm'ipted edoea4B hours, after the Dutch what State Adjutant A. Ilelil of active and vigorous participa­ J (Ilyin Mann has termed tho greatest thill in work ” jvemment ordered officials to tion in the organization ot the enthusiasm expressed in the or­ I'o t'omhat In Hal ion open negotiations. Nations. ganisation during the past 25 United Further, lie *aitl, m helping Declaring that -Japan ami Ger­ - In England moat of Great Bri­ years In Florida, was reported •onitui inflation, investment in tain's 43,000 dock workers re ­ following the annual State mem­ many musi he totally destroyed. ' hiiiiI* "will build a -n-. tid i-eenomy mained on strike today despite bership roundup at tho Valdes Dr. Matherly added that even so for the nation that will afford you a 'grave warning bread may be Hotel, state legion headquarter*, •the United Stale* must remain i prosperous ftltme." rationed this winter unless they Saturday. The roundup was pil­ militarily strong and that the in tie- nation, stale* return to work Immediately. It lowed Sunday afternoon at Sem­ mistakes following the Inst w ar ACTION IS FAST in this gel view of the battle that ensued i>it|si>le ID i i m uni 'Studinin Hollywood, Calif., when non-slrikljig milElsewhete cities signaled the opening of was-one of the few Items not ra ­ inole High School field by nn when most of the Army und workers sought to enter the Seeat headed by a flying wedge , F , f discharged v.it vet emits the non-striker* were ' attacked by dri\c which ‘ta n - fiirmaJly be repeated. Fighting forces tioned during the war. • ye order. At least 5(1 pel -mm were j injured, m liidiii* jtolicemeti, pickets nod iinil-striker*. Several, "'cic the im press!'e Legion induction of 41 Navy were demobilised must not pickets. Police interfered to tomorrow with reicinonie* iioiinc. In Berlin, Clyde E. Palmer, veterans, most of them of World incomparably greater than those arrested. (Internetiunal Snundph ing the. jiving and (lend t eroe* of Arkentae and Texas publisher War II. the armed forces beiore Pearl Harbor will bo expressed the opinion today the At Hyde Park, N" 7 . Mrs, The membership roundup was needed to preserve the pence in United States la pulling occupa­ conducted under supervision of the future .he said. Franklin lr ltoo«evelt ■took part tion troops out of derm any so L e e Weiners of -Jacksonville, in a rerentonv . launching I lit.* sal.' the program also included u swiftly we might “lose, the Grand Chef De Gare of the 40 banjo solo by Willard CoimoBy of the new fJlin -eric* K twipl peace. He said replacements ere and 80 honor society of the Le- with Harry Kudell a t the piano, roqyiH*nll.l lit MU- tile lull- Will pICSlsail green men. non-combat, who " . t h e induction of new inem- barlton-solos bv pick Aiken, with ilcds other* pnrlirip'itinipf. indo not know the Germane as an K "luded I ietil. Col. .Inme t*. S- Do- ' Sunday* was -under Captain u r. II, H- iMcCasliu a t the piano, "bem y' v t f susropHMe *o pm* A. "Lambert and h h DatW-Couitty and cartwmt^bV, J^ rrT t ossing. verinjlx. defender of Wn'.u Island,' ■ !i‘AUKRUNV1LI.£; riel. 23. fffpe i^olni durine th e ,■cnttiimr pagenda. • '-."x-r-F . _ /' *yi fjorts!:' (tori' i"*',-.'. ' G u a rd , o f l i e n o r o f t h e D e p a r t- Charles Morrison- led thl- guests * ____ ci.ilI —“. ‘ ii|U»nh, rucumbern, l-eafi'i I Squitalt lootalnee airr'lw c t Ocn; -.vlexandei '1 P.i'iSn so.i in singing a number of populur mept of Florida. ami ta pper* are moving in bi , til first Mnj. Gen. Antliouv li MeAulfffe More th in 8.000.. new state and t>atrio tie numbers. (tig volume from the Smith-! Smith- . "Growing condition* , loutiitue Dick Aikin Welcome^ uppenrcil «t n t**nd rally in I'llts* I*i paying tribute to tho' Navy, Nativca^Have. Plenty crrasllig membership cards, ns compared ti-i,v good iu the Sanford lui'i. era part of tiie State! *'mum11 Cpl. 'Clay Williams ’ with As Newest Member burgh. <1,600 on the some date last- Senator Iloyls pointed out that Of Money And Find tornutiui* will ,l>< shipped during Manngei H. .1 l.chnmn *tnleTile test Seert-ini > Vinson ( were reported in tho round­ this was the 170th annivorsimy, Is Out Of The Army year,1 Ilia! I h-iliis, yellow sipinsli and tincoming ui-ea anil imrenslnu Pool Is Postponed hrowtrasl follow ■ Nothin# To Huy up, the first held in the state of the' Navy which was created a few ruciintber.-; Imve liecn com aetivity is exeeleil a* Fall rro|>| “ You and I are no* ubine to ­ by Act of Congress in 1775 and Hitouglioot the produeiiig area* j lug ill to tile S.infold Market, Cpl. Clay Wlillama formerly .sta­ since 1041. About. 160 legion el that time consisted of a ship Tile High Sellout Vice club night ns Mi" loom-b »hi- k ielorv Cpk ituhert Bruce Mulilicad. rnm t to maturity," said William - t'aliliage, canilftowei. peppei an-i tioned In Puerto Rico with the Boat ahd 40 and 8 lenders from and 1)0 gtina- Today, he de­ din-rHon of Mi** OllM* loan. "<• are joined in ■unit b> 1048 Signal Service Squadron all- parts of the state reported clared, It conelsts of 1,300 com­ son of Mr. and Mrs. It. II. Muii |„ Wilson, Director of Florida 1 colei v are heini' set, ami Ho- under, the Whittle enli-rla.tied the those who mride tjo.>slide I l m ^ ' iiwhich tervlced and supplied the on membership. Together with bat ships and 1.700 'auxiliaries head of Brlsson Avenue, ha.- .State • Farmer* Markets in a tlviedo iiiea is expected'to lime Iteese 1 we ■ion tbe ■nirb of the. \merieiin th tir wives, they were guests written his pnrnnts from an week end review of Vurrent con some celery ready to cut in Poll,iv Club at it* leg la % Carrlbean area for signal equip­ of M ayfair' dead who brought u* to till* won* with over 80,000 landing craft. t-hh linieheoii at the Campbeli-Losiing I’ost 53 at Army .camp ntmroximatrly * ,< » ' . ment, wae eleo a member of the dltion*. "State Farmer*’ Market- I Icti-iuhcrs ' drous opnoi luoil f o building ' "It is entirely fitting for us "Some liciiiis oq-l lomiiloe' ale llolj-l today with a number of lietter ootid, d'loiii-iuid of Antoli champion tennis team of Puerto a' verv successful dance at the to commemorate,” he said, "Hie miles north of Manila that Ma from Titusville .south arc cilliui seli'il mo* which were' 1 mindly Armory Saturday night. Music nila ami virinitv have I m v ii honih Rue • U. S. Navy and those sons of ed so terrlfirallv that the him in nelivr operallon, or plan to experl d to li * jeedy fm pfi-Wtijj a; pliindiil. The girl* were III* - an* who fought for thi- oiqiorHU work constated of Issuing was by the Banana Boys. start ilu- movement of Fall crop* i;tj. (liming week in tin- lem torv •airs who man the ships.” i odin e I liv Miss Nancy Wil­ *11li i IV II" beneath tin- --.lib of Two hundred or more persons of liuilditigs were *••m within I lie next few weeks nc a-t ( ed liy I he Foil I'leiei- Mur - Ili....and dispatching radio, telephone, Members of Capt. Easton's jnritv line of tlo-ir militlM'i’, foreign land- -util limb-i (lie high attended tho induction of new pletely destroyed anil the ihVt and teletype parte tb surrounding i-itously staff introduced by hint were which were suii|Kinedlv sujH-iin: cording to information reaching kel, aeeiirdin'K to M. K. William*, >♦i Phyllis Allen *ang u solo. m o * M"re •In*-' -id Legionnaires Sunda-' afternoon, i mmket manager. Imaee. If a part received a high a-.......Kggidont si- """" -hmrtd ......... | ,.ii as follows; Lieut, Comdr. It. E. to the New- York docks weie qur office. ,f V ine.” ' • In filled, me I be II'm g 'lead ond-roundly applauded the Sem­ priority"“t r waa flown to the re."We lire gelling illtllsi way lie moving from l lint seettun Breen, Lieut. Comdr. J. F. UsThe number* sung in elmrii* qubittonlng base. If not, the part inole High School Ccleryettes ■ery.Liout Comdr. J. T. Barker, liHill» hurnot. pretty well this, week," says 7 next week. >di<v u u a 'U . ti e l.'-au-jgsaa. .”^45.. ,Troll lead by Miss Jesse M. Durden, "A icport just received fnoo w’ M- ••No'lit ami Dav "I II wan ehipped bv boat. After traveling the imrlinm repmi received from It. I...-Fish­ I be Hlb. Hth. or V i'iory l o t " ril two Lieut. Comdr. G. H Pnckcle, Hero' \ 11 V i nfn". and "M> and the High School Band, lead The recreational facilities a t Lieut. Comdr. C. F. Avery, Lieut. route via tho Aleutian*, t'tii. er of llie Wain hula Mlifkel. .1. L. Win ten, innnagei nl' the Mi-i.ibi-i - hi (In. g!nop were! iii Hmiford and Semi -ol" t oUlltvby ^ a j o t t t t e — Sophie McDougai hie -baae were -exeaUsnt. ho. said. F. (! K ilp 'itli'i elrili m a n >f Cotmlrr M C Thrash, IJeu t t^ m d r | WtHrhtttH j,m ved —Jn—Manila M,i (’uenodiei* have been leading in Fompuno Stale Farmers Muikel M and consequently moral waa vary and directed by MIssTJIHe Reese rings on the Wuu TmTe-r—that—smalt- -sbipnirfii— sil . r ^ — M ts-n—Joo. l***-w— D utto n. . |„ , . getve. lia,— I----LI’. iviL.. ' I t'*) ■___ volume of offer! J. Barkman, Lieut. -Comdr. high. The 1048 Signal Company Whittle. The Celeryette*. each lalsen Hines and Lieut. Comdr. Oct. II, 11145. Hi- also wrutu that chula Market, with quality re- 1-111-11111111-1* and squmdi m e liying Evelyn M atthew s, Ollm Ibdl*1 ■ulna*Ion to reach the "oui w h u b organlted a baaaballl team and carrying a small flag, converged R. W. Kelso. he was amazed to *eo stm-ial parted ms 'very good.’ Pepper:! ieaeive.1, and Hint the picking of Fotlium. Dorothv Crumley, Dor b.*): ' been toiqo-J to -‘*11 tie -ly iy - - , . also a tennis teem which played from the four corners of the Members of the committee in hundred ships of all type* durk^d eggplant und squusli shipment* : Ih-iiiis will s ta ll about Nov. ■1, uldili" ' llim h c liffc , M via S o u th ­ drive* * , other companies and students of field into a rotating X formation, charge of the affair were George Said Ed'eai -I F I m e. nobManila Bay, anil some Japa- are also lieing ligi)dlcd. Volume j with approximately 15 ear* ex ward. Mona R u th Mllles, Helen the University of Puerto Rico. then formed a Legion L. and Touhy, Roy Holler end Ed Lane. in nese ships that were still pul- is expeeled to increase for the peeled to move during that week. S laughter, Dnnhnc Connolly. Slav- ij-'ltv "hpirmati of tin- drive His tennis team played almost ended up with a V for Victory shipments increasing thereafter. „ -. . i i Him King and Miss Williams and "We shield nl| ulitir«eja»e vl. next two or hr - weeks tially sunk. every day on the clay courts and formation while ell stood at a t­ M arkcU now n operatio n Include „ Thpv s., •o re Hlld niiiooi. eliollgll to hnV "Jack Taylor, manager of oui The ' natives seem in have eventually became the champion tention, and the band ployed the *ory ‘ i r t o t o p p * ?,n’ l iinnled at the piano by Mi** Rose Vi r v Mi.nds." plenty of monev to spend hut Palmetto Market lias . reported City. Wauchtila, I’alm cllo. Pa- ' national anthem. They were high­ team of the island. fo il,m in e re ieii-oi>foe b o x ", .. ' | T b|,,.- following n - m ’- fm nothing to buy he added. .vunio that tjieie will.be a small amount ImUe. Foil Pierce, Titusville and ! Mary Burdick, and Miss L 1" . W '| h| b by Mr Cpl. Williams entered the Ar- ly commended for their perforro— on-9ei, IS, 1841 -el Camp Bloa. -anee-by JosT-SZ-FJeld. J th .H ia r •nativos were peddling fruit* up of- supplies moving trvm tlml Jliide C ity."._, | Manning " ' T.anr ding, and waa laU r sent to Ft. Irict Commander. and down the road and upon in^ lick Aiken was welcomed in*« . | To, bring oui o '* ;i home Greetings to the visiting Le­ Monmouth.N. J. and F t. Slocum, quir*’ found that one coconut <>r club a* a ne"' member by T h eir Ir-iv t* ext*eii*e* e ill aMloUto N. Y„ and Sailed March. 1942 for gionnaires and Guard of Honor one banana cost one peso euch -lilent l.ea Ijekbei’ and was • o *1,401) nim.lWni Mo«i"rii*g •«l%l Puerto Rico; A fter serving there were extended by J. J. Roeeo, (( o n IlM lK rf ,1' 1 or one dollar in American umarv. tire—it ted witli n booklet, "w e l­ over two y e a n , he wee returned commander of Campbell Leasing come to Rotary” and the Rotary The camp at which Cpl. Muir---------1 . . . . . --------------,— to the statea to tho Army Beta Post 68 of Sanrord. Taps ware p in 'by Secretary Walter Haynes. at Lakeland, whare he recently sounded by the Guard of Honor Sanford Ledge No. 27, IUOF, head I* stationed wns originally Visitoi* Intrduceil bv F- F (lolls in memory of the dead of World will meet a( eight o'clock tonight a Japanese camp. It is a ie.it received hU dlsaharge. wen Frank Williams of .Winter settlement and there are only He la the son of Mr. and Mre. Wer I end II. in regular session. All members .Garden and .1. Howard of Or­ James A, Williams of SIdos Ave­ The Guard of Honor, compos- end visiting brothers ere invited 24 showers to accommodate 5u0d With six years of army life. Lieut. L. E. Tew. Jr., UKNR, lande. i r t s l l s s r t be f t s s Sts) men, nue, and brother of A rthur Wllto attend. furmor filglit Instructor at Penalreu<iv to iii* eiedit, f’lyilv W. furnier Mi. Iwnlier atinaiimixl that ]Ums, co-owner ef Haynee-WilCpl. Muirhead e n 'l i s t e d in Harvey, of Snnfurd, has re- ssccziu, dive Isimbcr pilot in -d ie plun* were proceeding salisfueljlem i Furniture Co. C. A. Anderson HI and Mrs. March, 11)44 hut was allowed enlislul in tiie Beguliir Army, Atlantic urea, and bomber pilot iirily* eti the swihtiming wi ll ; Boxing Is Planned Anderson konounce the birth of to graduate at Stetson Univer­ with the permanent grade of 1st in the Pacific theater, liu* re- nreject and that the eijgioeering 1 At Lions* Meeting •.n in e pound son, James Arthur, sity with the class of l u l l Ho Sergeant, according to an an­ celvrd hi* honorable discharge j f,Vm which■ 'had‘ been 'contacted Funeral Service* will tie c"tiPfc.. Joe Stewart Is „ 1)rk l)II(1 *UK)lo»ted that durtrd Tuesday nl !:l*n P.M. at at Fernnld - Laughton Memorial entered the Armv in Galne-ville, nouncement from Army Bccrull. from tho service and has Joined f )«■ ,,o*tjoned until Ihe residence <m 2300 ML-llonvillc Promotion of tome big boxing Hospital Thursday afternoon. Mr. received his indoctrination «i Ft. ing Headquarters. He was sworn the fuculty of Seminole H lg :ii,h(, 1 Back Frtwn Pacific eventa fj,ft „r the year when Avenue for Mi* Henrietta* Caton the evening of Nfy. 7 Anaenon, one of the younger McPherson, Atlanta, ami wns In at Camp (Handing last week. School nf which ho is u graduate. fu,, ,U.N wl,„|,| |K. plcntia t the ■'City Dlamondbmll Park, members of the Sanford Firo further assigned to Camp ('row. In accordance with present as « teacher of mathematics. line Edward* who died at her ) Pfc. Joe Stewart, ton of J . R. wae tha eubiect of planning at Department, wae busy puging der, Miss. He is a member of the army provision* he Iihs been He replaces Mr*. Mary (haninun j #uj 1 Friday at 4:85 i'.M 'Stew art, 814 Jftfrila Avenue, a r­ the meeting Friday afternoon of out cigars during the weekend Signal Corps and since being ><“ ■ given a UO-day furlough, with Cin-en, who recently resig..,-.,, Touhv> prnBtam chair- homo Mr*. Edwards, who had lived rived home Sunday evening from the Sanford I.lon’s Club. and wae warmly congratulated tioned in the Philippine* Inm full pay. from thu faculty,, according I „ , (lined the urograms for in Sanford for the pu-t bO years, the Pacific theater to greet his “"L ion Joe Moss, head of the by hie fellow firemen. been working . with pnitulda Harvey, who attended Sunfonl Principal llaTmun E. Morris. \ tIu- u,until of Novomlier ns talk by was n member nf Hols Cross [wife, the formar Mary Jane committee* on boxing arrangeequipment. He assists in showing High School and St. Lucie High Horn and raised in Sanford, j bv J. 1 Inglev, h talk hv Dr Fpisciipal Church Burke, and daughter, Angle, e fe Menu, which includes R. L. Skin­ the movies and making arrange- School at Fort Pierce, has ait Lieut. Tew attended locul school*. J I III null mi Holt, .............a _lad ies Night She is surviv'd by three daugh­ Johnson two and a half, whom be had not ner and J. N. Hobson, Jr.; pro- AP2c ments for troupe shows. impressive record of service. Hu He is the sen of the late L. K. J h»rl)ecue on Np.v. I L and an f)»\ I ters, Mrs. M. Hanson of Panin, seen since she was ■ baby. miaad th a t among the matches By Navy was fist inducted into the servicu Tew, engineer of the Atlantici filn*. “The Fleet That Game to Mr*. Geurge W. Bower of FJynt. Pfc. S tew art m i two combat scheduled would tie a clash of with the Florida National Guard, (Toast Line Railroad.. With hi*; Kin,-," on the battle of Okinawa, Mich, and Mr*. f.A . Hardy -if, stare for action t» the Solomons two of the negro champions of -Go:lb* 1424th Infantry, at San­ wife and two children, 1 iout. C.W. (P at) Johnson he* re- Cpl. Albert Kinard Sanford; two sons. Roger C. EdIslands end. the Philippines and Florida. In addition there will ford in 1040. He served with the Tew 1* living at ,present ______ ... j t his wards and Bernard Edwards both an arrowhead fee the beach­ be bouts of Army and Navy con tym ed to ' Hanford after being 800th Infantry Regiment at Ft. mother's home on Avacado Ave­ honorably discharged by the of Sanford; 11 grandchildren, In Okinawa Typhoon Henning and was later assigned nue, ‘ * GUT TA K ES BASIC head landing of the "American tandem: Morris Hanson, U-S. Navy; An­ Division” a t Cuhtt.™He hae alio Thera wae eome discussion as Navy following three years of to the 310th Infantry, 80th Divi­ “ We are fortunate to have I K•■'FSI.ER FIELD, BILOXI, drew Hanson, New York City; the bronsa sta r Otedal ribbon for to whether It would be advisable service. Ho la now In cnergo of OKINAWA. Oct. 2i). (Special)-- sion, with the Third Army, in the paint shop a t the Holler meritorious action, and the medi­ to build a boxing ring or to bring l.ieut. Tew as a member of our' MISS.. Oct. 22, —(Special)— I’vt John Hanson. Plant City: Mr*. Cpl, Alliert R. "Dutch'* Kinard J J . Smith. Belhcsda. Md.; Thom­ cal valor badge of the 181 Infantry a portable boxing ring from Or­ Motor Bales. of Sanford, Fla., has been highly France. welcome 'llu^ert|, After entering service in OctWhile overseas he participated faculty, and _, , , .him," _ ,*ald!Mrs. II. Janies liut, 418 Maple as Henson. U.S. Nnvv; James • dood conduct ribbon. is s do. J. E, Rowland announced praised by Col. Thomas J. IX:Hose, Principal Morris. Lieut. Tew left Event's. Sanford, has entered thu ohar, 1841, MrJohnson was as­ Hanson, U.S Navy: Kathleen Ed­ <During th a pact month ha had plans far « Lion's Thanksgiving Commanding Officer of s H-2# in the battles of North France, join n llKjr Training Center a t Keealer signed to naval stations at Jack­ (Super Fortress) unit a t t a c h e d to Ardennes, Rhineland and Central the University of Florida to tanny InUreatlng experiences in dance. wards of Sanford and George sonville, Lake City, F t Lauder­ the Navy prior to the Pearl liar-1 Field, a unit of the Army Air Edwards, U.S. Navy; Marie. Elidrivuig the • t f W ' in Japan. he "Tail Twister” Dick Elsberry the Eighth Air Forte, for hi* work Germany. paid He has MW received hfs bad a busy time collecting 10 cent dale and Norfolk. He then went during and after the severely de­ .Highlight of hii oversea’s duly to r attack. . l ore** Training CommaifP for ralieth end Dorothy llardv of aboard the UBS Albemarle and He several weeks of recruit (frill. roe his sudden and dramaticSanford; Thomas ami William fleet (Lions uilnrf Fund) fo r In­ structive typhoon which struck served 12 month a t aea. meeting with his uncle, Pfc. Bower of Flynt. Mich. Also one fraction of parliamentary rules CORRECTION Okinawa Oct. 10, In addition to the lime ho great-granddaughter, Edith Han­ such as failure to address mem­ " It was due to the extreme ef­ Charles W. Nettles, also of San­ bers as Lien so and so, or to •pout in this country w h en the forts of Cpl. Kinard sm) others c l ford. who was with the Scvrntn Due to an error thu name of son of Sanford. JOBLESS BENEFITS The Rev. Father Mark T. C ar­ •♦and while addressing King Uon this Wing that property lossoa Army. When the Third and Sev­ Strickland • Morrfkon, S a n f o r d Clvde Ramsay. Disk IfaeeU were held to a minimum'" CoL enth Armies met end pushed up Ford, Mercury and Lincoln dealer, Unem) loyment compensation penter, rector-of Holy Cross Episigned k in 4a aircraft work. His violated a rale and waa fined 10 Dubose said. “ Hts work, and th at the Rhine River together the was omitted from beneath the payments were made to 3 persons, ropal Church, w ill t conduct the doM a took htra Into both the of hla fellows, during and aftor two came face to face, and held Ford Motor Company's adver­ ell female apd In tha amount of Mineral service ami Interment European sn4 P adflc tboatora the typhoon undoubtedly saved a joyful reunlun. Nettievw an tho tisement Friday announcing tho 857.00 In Seminole County during will be In Lake View Cemeterymen from saiipaa injury or only man Harvey met overseas Initial ehowinf of the now 1940 the week ending Oct. 20, Carl DPallbearers include: Hecmsi • and Saved thousands of-d4U whom be iuzd known previously Ford a t tho local company’s dis­ Smith. Chairman of the Florida Morris, A R - Key. D.S.E. S ta rr uncle fro play roeaia an West F irst Street. Industrial Commission statad to­ James T. Hardy, B.W, • Ruprech .7: • i Tb* Herald reffet* this omission. day. and B.F. Whltnar, Sr. •' F o u r J a p sailors in L ie u t Gen. Tomoysk Y am ashita’s Philippine command killed or wounded 100 unresisting wo­ m en and children In a bloody Qrgy in th e Red Cro^p aid station, some few survivors testified today a{ th e opening of the tria l o f Y am ashita as a 41 New Members Are Inducted At Legion Meeting Cpl. R. Muirhead More Activity Reported On Farm jHigh Glee Club Describes Havoc Markets As Crops Begin To Move; Sings For Rotary ■4l CLtfb At Meeltihg Done fo Mari!* CITY BRIEFS Pat Released Clyde VV. Harvey Lieut. L. E. Tew Jr.!5!/; Re-enlisls In U .S.|Joins Faculty At R e g u l a r Infantry Local High School Henrietta Edwards Pi oneer Sanford Resident, Is Dead �T H U S A N F O im H E R A L D . PAGE TW p Victory Collection Will Begin Today Oreomnuton relieve* promptly be­ cause U Foe* Halit to the sent-of the trouble to help loosen and expel (term laden phlearn, and aid nature to sootho nnd’heal rttWi tender, In­ flamed branchial m ucous m em* bnuies. Tell your druwlst to sen you a bottle of Creomulsloa with tbs undentniullroj m i taMtUko ttte way » quickly allays the cough or you o n to have your money back, tt forC ouefii.O iittC ol tronefilHl INSURE WITH CONFIDENCE -fr *lii’ i i m t " H w « r l b fk|1t*v\ilt!frli|*< Inn,In . l l i i n l r , I ) , l i t . l u l l 'I n 'Inn In llm K i l l ill H n m fin l, r n u i . l ) h i Hum ill'll j im J'. S i m , ill K lm ili.1. Im .rr | 11 1I i i i I.i i > i Ii i h r lli n l, ?m it »tim n IIIIiii 111>ii 11HinIt iflfONDAY:'OCTOBER^*:1'1945 i iiitfiJinrii ..f' c / U hh . it U. ROBERT A: WILLIAMS Hrti It It HEAL N V H n tU o O lv t ln »vr ... ■■ i In» ». .I”-» l|t • Ifa ltd 4aid M#iyur nf A ll ul H liicK T i e r 1*. n| .The Vlclorv Collection of Can­ Uui*djit* mi ju * 4-‘|n. »t\*, «an4 1 •tintow n m Hiimiird, i-'ln. CjlIirtH? tf‘ I11 J»! f; ;* H t' t.ei t* 10 ned* Foods officially npciiii tolny ilil/f. .iirn ritJn H In I',, if.the* pr--ii o f ' r-n 4I CUV on th4p ttlt In Seminole County foi relief nf T « * ;f » r < r * *lnp t h .r k n f r v ft.iy vf ^vtL>bpf, the unprecedented hunger In the i-nrili'il In l*Iiil Itnuh |. iiiU l.j ji. i i i » 5X-*t of the |iubtir t>\t\'.Vn» I'KilllNtf wnr tpm European countries. Mrs. i i . '. n l s nf H iiiilm ilr I'm in t y . a » ii'iiu i .-r in*, city O u fd a V. Ilson, loenl chairman, nil* t y i.irirlii. i n l tiiuiliiril, F lorid * pounced yesterday. a ‘ T ln * ii p r -r a n i* a m t h r r r r n r r in ATTEST! This drive la beliur conducted s o m m o m l >uii am i c u rb n L y o u hi I I. Ni t*t\ Y K n w OMi hy the comrdunily cnnnintr pro- In* ninl lip in fir l.r f o r « til* i i I h im m > tail I'u u r t. e i lli r r In |,trMij| -\.r for nvpsenn relief on be­ by G am a I turtles', nl the I'n iiiih in .* ,. h i lt of the United Nations Relief t'm tilniil. f lu ll,In . mi tli* m b «I»J and Rehabilitation Administration, n l J#.1vi*mboy, A . I t W 4 5 . i i U i t m i .r r n * p m fiin lrim o w ill l,r i n t e r . The United Slates has hoen asked ilr t >■•»!» iim l nurli u l y..|i. to contribute canned foods, cither M J r nanllm l« li li t li o r i .r . U n O , lli.il t h !« home canned ot* ourchawd, 'rHfeh H U l l . hi liit p w b lln iift IB T l y . l Hi*.1* 11 i i * w >t < | i 1f.u i.l will be bo^cx) • ami shipped into lo rd in . H onilt.'.lo K u u n ty l thpsc devastated countries which |1I ll> l-tt.i t T ^ W n i * m e lt w » u k ru b rnnr and death)Ir o ll 1. 1*1 u | D r w ./ ln t , lu c e * ML n :r;'::cn r v a t lo n .. cold c ..... ....... \ , IIM ISH m y i.nnit 'am i n ffl.' ul unless 'a-c are"-ratlous vmuibJj to »t fi,ip in rii/ F lo rid a . Ihta it He. rjv« rif our sunply," Mrs. Wilson ‘oo&I 0 tb .I tj n f u cfo ln 't’i A.II. I l l l i .' .’ l declared. it r lin t N lK iN Though thu wnr has ended In n V i k « r i c lt v u i t C o u r t Europe, she said, there Is lack u v o r t - .H u n t of . seed for nlantinjr, fields ore m alifttx, . F N Ip M a , Ut* h i" ’ 'Mil mined, firtllixer is larking, ;l.\ltt.AXI' \ v »*11Struts t’ffrt’e s|i Un; t jn .1 ln»uh*‘ ‘ i#f nAit'I i.t r i H N 'f .tr liM n the transportation system i*' *« S o li,it..r tut r i n l n t l l f Igfct t nl<h|ii!ur mt»|iflit* ftntft the wrecked us to tlVcludc lihportntlon ^AOTICIS ol* II A H’lUlK'N M M 1. . tllt.Mt »*f ilii- f ) t - t •tu lillt » t lu n #>f of Homls. The avernpo diet in I5n* l» e f t lm ’ » r flrtithtifl 1# h T tt l» r k U viy I flu | 11l lHlr» n iiilit ' Itnlluad. f o r’lnstsn"4it..is 3C0 enl- h U lfie tH * 4 o l.* ilju l . f* rH « if /Iun# ft-hUll h* In v r 11 1i*|f. xttn.ll Ul# |»Urt‘ « f . iltiij .Itfilt J»*rr< • a f fo iw IT ik iire m u ) iwvln Hiutl*' nider tier >lav while the''nvcrngs j«m l unit • i ' i t i m I on ui#-. 4 th 4 a y t>f i.f f i r v it#li!rrp« « » r lh»* :nior.‘es here are 2,603 per day. i b u ll ht* h%v##r# f.i h r (h it < hunt* t^Ptutn lr » #nm l h y |H# # !lrriru#* hf'r oitiini. #*r n«sr j*r^.W iLuSJkui£. E S T A T E -illlO K E H • ; «*«■*. W Hunt's Tuxedo Feed Store TtixibIp Pm«Is a complete r' j 'n l s o * Plenty C llriis Pnlp ’ ' Cotton Scetj Meal W heat Itran \ Corn & W heat Scratch Hay poultry HyPjBjje? TUXEDO FEEq^CO •r^ft -rrtw. i mil , .• i CM K. Ill I'MOHJ , I ll. r|.Ill l.r n illlia My ifllfti t tviiJi I»r vntfl. K A V r f i U U N U <*. T I lh A f h f r v. h. i . In K t .O lllr > A S T A T E HANK A»i f it.iflltflK . i*f Itn . UK 1 'O ltlt. o F ll.r lilo tiulik lK K Will flit 4 T«aii||t»ii#s|4t Ml enriM .iHtlon. t» p l ii ln i ld iirnl W l L l . ■1m 11. *T . ¥l|r»ti "itif • <1h j ¥#*11*4 tit h i ; nod mam n : kackhux ||h ; |i*tl H U ' K Ills W lb v .u s a -.lu fr.m t.in te , I, K|ra.f i i. n . t V s t t a i J n> .;p e i.iu r -* a iw ,i i » ( ... 1.1 t'l.o rt by Salft- S f r t f t Mp-r-b fltitlylnr roipmoni'y, t . My,J i UPV! vlti’ ll I j l f t r fo r,. M ila . fns. ..nil sail at • p u l,I . A u i.iy I ».* | a " !• - h r i r m - n o f th e in tc k in .^ , c <kl: L J J . 'i r tin , f it.n t d o „ r nf t h » t 'm ir l arid s h 'n n ln tr o f lh e s » r n w m W l U w , ! g 5 i i , » lr. H sn fu rit. Memlnol,. i.'iu in u , Anro.'nr-mcni will *hertlv he . U r d u . l.rlW c d ii ' (In. leRitl Ilnur* He f? '-p p ly S to re s . T h e I ’ ltrirly 'V if f g ly , a n d th i'" A . A F*. s to m h e re anti n s tn ld is h c d ir i- th e m a r c c f iv i r t ^ .s ln t i n n f o r th e se ra n n e d rnods d o n s te d h y clL"*er.^> S i m i ­ la r u rra n tre m e n ts tvill L e ' m ’M e in W L l i t M f t i b u r g h ’ s N ew System . > •i.t.. on Sji.|r!ii>'. Hi* (Hi "rtay innde of the civemunitv orcauf* ' *■' l r l i l l . r l . tbtH^ ttlr ranis' |.‘ Ih li’ rations and thrir collection [I ■It, I. t " IV of tli'di i'u u r t , I h r f.ilpoints. y ; , r i l - s r r l U - . l p r o y r n j K t i . i .i r o f. C o jo f Dynam ics help’ m ako hpjny. fo y fllc rto look o t— b veH er to liv f-in l s..m noli- LEfrAU NOTICE DAILY SHIPMENTS !**• Doiyw.*» .!■. . | *■ • Both O uIhIiIo and Interior. W ide Color Selection ■ *':*■*. , , " £•»_ . ■ ** General Imturnncc 1 117 So. P ark Ave. Sanford A tlantic Hank Bldg. The Complete Paint and Glass Store Phone 30:i S o o lll Wc recommend th a t now ctjHl«in< Room 301 laundry last threo days of week. T I O A . J -i! ! M «. 1 U ,V f J 0 N f>,t i.tlrr IIIHI T t' r ir t in i > I Til" n it I,... it v I n i fti„ \ *■*I sd iih ,\l«)< r '>{ llir s .Ifj- .If H .if.fi.l, I ’lo rl.l.i, l.v H u lliu ,I," '. No. I5 J of n.liil K lt y of Siai.lorit. K lfirrtn , I lin 'i-i.v . .t il n V ll ii .n i v R lN t l v H to I.* h iM , b f ,. 11* 1,out th e K lty of H aiill,t,|. PJ, rtoii, on T.to m ia y U io i t l i il* v bf N m n n i w r . tvtB , fu r tin . H lo rtlo n fkd I n u t 'l i y fo M itn ls k lo in .rr., i*,.:li fot - i i l , t m of Ib n ie > - n r « . »nt,| .-mill, •dollar* to bn , U .t r ll U|i„ll In |WO ,.".ir* , lt r « lB n -lr .| V ' , Irilllp V am i " i l n m p 3“ . • f Ha',I r l r ,*11011 nliall l.a b rl.t kt SM i u t y * n » ! l Itr un til C it y In c A p lu r m tt y to th e In w s Hi),I ,ir>1limnr.<s ,r»t tint: to n lrc ilo n * n o w In f i n v h. t li» I 'lt v nf S n n ro p t. K lo rltt • T :*.• f o i ls W ill b„ o p rn nt “ ins A’rlm 'k A. M ., . K a r lr r i , S tH io In nt Immediafe Delivery jt." 5 DajrlAniiyidry Service : HTATI5 OK KUtlllliA t"'. II. S |j,nk. a" Trustee fur KrsnkAlelsrb. A It Key, I'lirmst Ijikr. Krenk It. fVstter unit It| H*ffH, «* W 4•Vifl^iflNff t - - l i l . t l t . SAtyFQRP; PAINT & GLASS CO. ti.- Iin CIS:,, .10 K .S t, 1 ii M. W ATSON SpHCl.tt -M arti'r. , I .t,,i.l I-*." Ito: In d p j i i x t i . r f«.r I’lo ln U ff. V arnishes-*- Kiiiiniels.—:— — -■--------- I’aint 9 K li.rlrtu . ‘T1 mV » l NW't unit i:ti of f , ;;iV' .*f N il'.; unit- AiV*. j.-. ... S I V ' i o f M V M Bint tv it *, stv i, r,f s v i.rNtv r HrMlnj, H,. Totrnihip. tv i' » 'H a v e Given us O ur Biggest Stdck of The H ighest -% d t'o u a ty , 3 to i>. Day Dry Cleaning Service Phone 732 * L x d u ilr c MsytBS hcarutw * Im portant "'P o m -W ar** Im ptovcm tntt T tis trt.y n|.|u,ltit M rs . > *N twOutdlty, Efficiency, Kufguincee Come In now for full details "r a n d a l l ELECTRIC CO. Ph.one 475 112 Magnolia Ave Phone 113 Tima, llli.ftrsvlll n lo s r at I'.otl Ii .liic k I' M on »*lrt .tHln. I Pilose 475 •k I I j ml m int "Pott .W a r" Models ' M i.ijrirr.'i i i Ui l i N D A B I E B'USHN.&Si5 A/\N 0- )PR O r £^S SIO HA L>'S K -^-aya Wnniv. I-aMln LjTa—r - rlmn , Krli.r* *rllt> ' Dntlarrv - ttlr*. r -* P r s s r tb i* r. t 'b - " ll*riarl< T"0-trl** Touch ton Drug Co TH E n ilX A U . S TO R E FIRST A MAGNOLIA PHONE STORE * M alar* l*b**o IM nlslrlbalara al I I . W o n * ra f f A Hilr.it iikii PREHCPIPTIONR PILLED 1*1.n s . rrtu i r a b .r th a t w * da .ant r u t r a m r r . In thta Ito . aorta ii I m i k I* n ( it r r lu r a t S t lr r s . V an fc -ti, AM JENNINGS IE E D OVER sfinooi I'aVSHf Susa l « 4 > . C. F . W E R T •r.r. f lllr d to "r—a»i*ii„B i* \ a r r lr r ilo a . w,!}.m r "arrla'17 I. F ll lla j r I 'r r a r rpifana X" ^ JEWELER ‘'s i l 'U k f w K*r4«. v Diamontis-Watches L O D G E & so n MEATS //, MICKEY'S The Kilgore Seed Co. ►n-vp^oc ll j L1»C/' '■ 102 East First Street Phone S SANFORD * ELRCTRIC CONTRACTING COK lr r lr lr n l Itr lH ilr. * ‘ t*H M a a a a l i a A a r . l* L a a r 44 Copyright HM5 I’ublii !,' Just call' ui R A D IO & Vuture Service*, Inc. CAlVJPIipM, SECURITY I? K E D &REED "" W. lot St. STORE , v --------------7% ' - y r ; ip Ilaaar KW H i ' a AUTO SERVICE ' Ko*o Hilt t ■ o id.'# WdOftrio* and oliior Mol* ogonciN V In J u s v iM m i t Cl » r I k liT - lB j j 1 ° '^ Ihl^i elm, ^ e l o p M e ii i l 1 t ■:t'■' 'i, , 3 r # n •1 l W - f . 1 :-,S“i } c » . d i I ytaX.-vJo ( J r “if i' : *'#5hi' 'fcf' * ^ 1 J ?rf» ; ‘ if B r o ljtir v i z f m *. < • fjf* .a* i �✓ O C T O B E R 29, 194(1 1*11R MANKIlUl) IIRUAI.O. HANFORD FI.OUIOA RAYM<3M ) M. BALL, TtEX^TO R1 Real E state Sales—R enlals—M ortgage Loans Dependable Insurance and -Bonds ' " one 960 . Room 4, Florida S ta te Bank Bolding From where I sit Joe Marsh Keeping ’em Down on the farm . Rode out to the Jenkins farm . -the other flay—and there was y o u n g C h arlie J c n k ln 3 -tw o months out of uniform—driving •a tractor os pretty as could bo with his one good arm. “ I expect you find th at pretty dull a fte r piloting a bomber,” I suggested. Charlie gives mo a wide, con^ tented grin. "Dull?” he says. * "All. the lime I was over Ger­ many I dream t of Ih ls-th e smell ---- of hayr aud tho-liot-aun-eo-pay­ back . . . and coinin' home to women’s voices In ths farm house, and home cookin', and L friendly glass of bftr. H o” he says dreamily, “not’dull!” P rom Where I eltA tkst'a hoar lots of re tu rn in g veterans m ast f r e t Y earning for exdtem entT No, Just nilghty glad to bio back w ith the old fam iliar tbluga, the d a y 's w o rk , th e re w a rd s o( hom e, com panionship, and alp pM ■pleasures fllk k a iH endly g lassstf Jbeer. V o ... n o t doll. I • » * ! III H a n f o r d . F l o r i d a , Ihli . i l n y lif ( h - t n l i s r . I IMS. « . I* H K H N I m i N. • • I n k t ’ l t i ’ n l t 1*111111. Progress Is Made By A g r i c u l t u r e During The W ar > By JACK STINNETT (h irst of a Scries) WASHINGTON <- Long ago lo m i phlloao; hc<- remarked that out of all «vh some food U bom. It lan’t news that aa a roault of this war, the United States In arai is going to live more comlortably, healthfully and happily than ever before., ‘ T e t often • overlooked are the tremendous strides ^which have been made by agriculture. or Indirectly a* a reSDirectly of our entrance into the war a few ycurs th a t, preceded I‘.w h e n we were worrying about ■nipping and foot) need* of our toon-to-be allies, the. department Of Agriculture and cooperating •*»•< *nd private agencies producetl miracles that are compar­ able in some decree to radar, jet propulsion planes, bazookas, and even atomic liombs. , w « didn’t have '‘wheatless drve” Ip World War II aa wc did 25 years ago because agri-i cultural acUntista had produced diaaaae-realatant • seeds that got ipr?«ilj| round :fast ami ugh in this. war ad thatit ci crop disaatera of the last weren't repented. We have millions and millions of acres of new h-brld com: pea­ nut* that can- be harvested and processed bjf methods unknown a few year* ago; new hybrid otjIona and more importantly po­ tatoes. ' The story gf soybeans will be told here In'som e detail. Abaca, >tomctlnies known as Cascade fl-ber flax, has become on. Important ! crop. So ha* Russian wild-rye. » ll> O. IV 'M u m li i' li i l l y I'le rk . . tKCAl.t N’n l t r r Is h r i r ly , s, i \ Ih n l «VL‘ lire i-llt(iliri'd In the nl!th|Ue hllslnef* III A lle n M in te HprlMKe. K.n., m ille r the rie tltlo u s Heine. "The W in d s o r I'llB lI A n t nine Hliu|l." Mint that w « llllr in l to re a le te r V ald nam e p u r sttitnt to the te rm s n! the “ K ic t ltlulls Nairn- S la t u t r " l l 'h n i i l r r 20*. J J I,* w r lit K ln riil i n u l l th e i.'li rk of the I 'l i c u l t f n u r i » f 8enjtn<i|e i iiiin tv , F lo rid a T o n fifty n u N rn n re , p e r f or iI, ami Im prl it—until run have a Iota! Then you want action. If you Insutcd through us, we lake care of all detail* and arrange a ptt>ni|H settlem eril. T h u l ' t SereIf*/ KAU1.AII XI .SMITH HKHTItAM t» SMITH ttW NF.IlH Ihl gp. IP li i% t h i : COi itT n r t h i : ro tt!tT t f t n i t K s k m im im : i i i i m *. I ' l . i t l l l l l X. I> IM iU H A V K . IN III:: i .h t a T k OK F IlK H K Illt’K A I-THUN. J it. Iltl'rak ril. TO A t.I, fllK H IT M IfH A M ' I'K Itv HONS IIA V IN O , I’l.AIMM O il I'KMANI'H A ilA IN S T S A lO CHTATI: H. JAMES GUT AGENCY Vim . nil v n ih of y o u a re lii-ts by n i.lIfli-il m ol r r q a lr w l in present an y cla im s a n il ilrm a m l* w.ilc.li yoUi o f r l l l i f l *tf >*»U. Itiay UttVi* -tlflilii*! (!»•• •• • ( ' ( . • Mf • U'k A. I*>ft»n; J r . t U c r n r n l, Ini*' rnl«l (M u n tir. ti* t h r ('m in t y Jun n*' of -HrmltKih* * ('m in t y . K lo r liU , u* "Mfas-Florida", Elizabeth Colson Golden, junior In Stetson Uhl verslty, Dol.riul is vaowii in tro..-, o. .m- 'link' Town- dluntfttn % week. The show, conceived, by ATW. Iliggiiis, 'president of Klpriiin Power, uir produced bv Knrl A . Crown, who pri.d.cwl the florid* exhibits nt the Chicngn and Mew York World Fair*, we* put on In New Y'ork before financial leaders. M A K E - U P H A R M O N I E S BY Deprived of tapioca and other starch crops used In auch things o* soap, adhesives, and foods, the scientists and farmers concen­ trated on waxv anrghurqa. Another war-born crop whlclf deserves a story in itself la the * Th# budget plan reduce* the year­ ly cost of your inaurance 10 2/J% to 20%. "SU R PR ISE! Money left over! I did my shopping a t th e H ILL .HARDW ARE CO." HILL HARDWARE CO. 301 E. 1st 81. Phone 53 /r y y At NIOOTIATOHt VAINIY AROUED ovr-r the union's demand for a BO'fc wage Increase, 325,000 General Motors employee* In 07 plants cast their ballot* In what was callcd^he biggest strike tcft-rrnduni ever conducted by the Government. Pictured voting arc Chevrolet workers nl War I.sbor Board headquarters In Detroit. (/aii-rnaiioiial Souridphoto) hft) d.fRlf, 1 U5al g J1 sth JDon (^ X .T V i0 ----------J Mung bean, in some sections known as Chlchaiaw or Jerusa­ lem or Oregon peas, also us chop suey beans. The new rt-bber-pruducing plants, ranging from the llutuiiun dandelion up, got a lot of at tention during the war, some <>f It deserved, some of It cither fic­ tional o r" merely wishful think Ht in cl of most of them, .lust tnU- for c-'iinitdo -iiyUuna wntch I will tell ul out In. tho following eZiiclr > . Irogronce ol beloved Duchess ol Yoik Perfumo, FOUNDATION (cisan o, l.qs.d) —SI.75* ' tOUOl (ersow o< cals) —$1.00* MASCARA- JI03T ~ IVtSHADOW - $1.00' face However, tomorrow'* consum -i may. become . much better ac i|uainted with the "m iniatures'' that came out of the Victory gar­ dens. The city sundown farmem bad nothing lo do with developing thtiny tomatoes, corn, w ater mt-lnn* and such, but their cnthi liu-in for growing edible oddities In tinsmallest possible a) ace spread them all over country. Tabje uaea were found for them that will give many of .them u per manent place on bhe menu* of a postwar wor1 ’ The departm ent of agrb id lure sclent feUowa for tL al that la It I_ be . made claar that cx nerimrntatlon In these new Atm-i lean crops have been going on for years. That'* true. Hut if It hadn't been lo," the war, it I would hav« been yoars. ma< I* generation* before you would have w an t to For you . . Ducheit ol York Moke-Up Sequence In glorious loihion-righl shodes. . . Incredibly solisfyinfl texture j \ so smooth, so long-lasting. It touches your slin /.y o u H ip i. a . ' your cheeks.. your eyes with beoutyr. ond delicol u flp scents them with ihe lovely liloc-lodert You can now stagger or budget your fire and windstorm insurance premium on properly eligible lor term insurance. Our dividends will further reduce your yearly coat anothar 20% 1 Touchton Drug Co K )w o tll- tl.io • ...llr s t lC lt -» lo o , AA is laiS.cn psilfci colon *ft»» to. LEGAL NOTICE .O I If I.IK W h it t . I i:\VIH r«*i Itit* nr* V151LI»INO. inn! »•* iinUfi »u n: mi M m ’ rr You m i •*<iia91<*«l l*t itit’ ii! Irixllit* C l r v u l l • mi 1 1 n f Hi'inl* ••lit fl*«>nitt>*^ K l t u n > in i 'll ii ' - e r v , it t l i r B M «Im> . o f I ts'i'f m l i e r . I f IB, fi H I’ i r t u i n ••nvt f»«r tiUf»rv«« i i h m I ii " • itlliitl *»n i l i h m l i i l n l (llle t»f hl* h ( M l l i l n l \ ••IMinit. i t l a l n tff vjrni»s Hr Id’ i i h Yrlltlliiif. lu frli | ’ i l W I T s N C S H til) Int ml m i l l I t r r ie ld l Viteri.1 LAXATIVE? 0 l.ck-D f« S |k l YOU'LL BJE GLAD a TO KNOW THAT I h Home that .won him b o muny in the 15s yearn he has in beautifying cars in Sanford tisAUWy,Our paint problems 1? U . (be d*u that wilt Uvt in infamy. Since iben sqme 230,000 Ajnerlcsn men have died that be mhibiHv* and grow In a world of peace—thit h? may ocvtr.have io.laks up srpis lo defaad hit country sod hi* loved ones. Our heroic dead have left us a legacy—and s truss. .To it# th^y.have given the knowl­ edge that free men will Igbt, and die,to die. to d preserve th u freedom, not ooly for them­ selves bus situ fur thus* whp conic after them. To us. loo, they lesva the solemn duty of making ctrtaln tbit America will re­ main spiritually, economically and fioao- cialfy sound. . . truly a land of freedom and oppor­ tunity for little cliildrrn, rich and poor, lo a world at peace. Think of those who fought and died—and then |oln with a generous heart and an open pocketbock In this last great Victory Loan.* The money we lend will help to lay the groundwork of a ! 6nrr, bett-r America. It’s our last great' ^ fight. Let', aland shoulder lo shoulder IV tlR lt’» w-c a.. _ • •r» IU « rln 1 Ike V k ls ry l e s s , th* set* s i I , f A O U. 5. J «lr.*i a s u S s s.111 t s a t t s s s Itu s o e h rs fw ts r a v th silsM l s e s n .l s t o aS Ih rsv sh th e PuyvoU I s i U s t I Is a . SAy "THANKS" WITH VICTORY BONDS! B, Tressary 1advertlasaseat-> prepared �----------- — . -------------- --- ----------------- •« M ONDAY; lOCTOBER'2Bj The Sanford Herald But"despite ‘the labor itrifc'*fhnt hoi ji\*rVpd ($M W id k trtil '.jiift- I,C kovyf/tfient ofiicialLfhsv* been tlR 1in ree’ent N^Eckib’And'*(hV'\4r- imiMitnAhi clefKdtfts fri 'rtinfjl.iltun! certainty, th at , (bl* »trif*: injf unreal. it In i" lime fnr( a will continue unui some point decision. of relative Ktabllilv Is reached, them is mill nm |lc evidence.of u wiuinirneM tiv isuor and management alike to nvoid fight* to n finish to seek adjustment*. Hen­ ce, a sound I'o v e r n t n u n . wageprice policy, based on demon­ strable fact* and not involving snncllnn* whicji cannot In- successfully imnosed, would he in- i t . i u i i n . T s m . i r r i i . s ti.v tt s o s k valunble in mobilising i ulilic sen­ timent for peaceful inilutmns of the wnge question* involved in the present transitional phase. This would have the additional advantage of disentangling eco­ nomic lieninntU from the other m atters which have caused- so milch labor strife nod would de­ monstrate -th at the "labor prohirin'’ will not yield to legisla­ tive pnnnreas. Industrial pearlis thrcntcncil from, many direc­ tions. The longshoremens strike involved, Initially, question* of wages and working ' conditions, It sprcail to include a revolt a- RENT A CAR YOU DRIVE IT! PHONE 200 ROY JOHNSON’S ICold Preparations !* rn s » a » e r np|*nr•rnlii • a a l II* N a t ■ a alatalaeU W i| e llle a c lp a l b e a U r s r » « » s l» Tfc# llr a a v * r lls l« « * la th e la ra - if I h * r o a s l r i w l l h » * '■ - ta s rfe rs la I h li-a g e s a d T h e H e r a IS I . a ’,r •* J V A — d a I *4 l*resa w h ir l. Is e * r l a s l t e l r r a l l l l r a t a Ih e a* e f a r r e a a h l l r s l l a a a» a l l • * " • d U a s l e h e s • V 4 II.4 l a . II a r aa» A ll e l a h l s l a r e e u h l l r a l l a a a t * r * r ls l ils p s lr h e a h e re la see a ls a re - MONDAY. OCTOBER 26, IB48 th eir own choice. We believe in full economic collaboration among all the nations of the world, will all enjoying freedom of th e seas and having access on equal term s to the trade and raw m aterials o f-th e world. We will tr y to establish free- The Small Town BIBI.R V PftSh TOR TODAY thou* salt *ayy there citizens^ The future of the United S tates depends on the-humblc pcfr {.Arthur . K. .M urgan,—form er—TeniH’wee—Valley— Attl save.—Job. StdO. chairm an, expresses these views in his recent book iiuri.i Smn|j Com m unity." ........................... In the present era with its m yriad opportunities for plendor, fresh s ta rts and new aims, the small town offers a wide range of economic callings as well as cultural advantages the the for ^ cny re family, a large part of Am erican industry pill the can thrive best in small communities. 'The trend of m anu­ facturing already is away from cities. A little place can how to rea |iI(; individual grow th along a rtistic lin e s,ami t he developmcnt of hobbles*, skills, clvic-m indedncss' and leatlerhe sun- ship. In o th er words a small town perm its wide sharing of m utual interests which would be .stifled in a city, box, u . once th e d rift of clever young people to th e cities ear tho skimmed th e cream from villages. Now youth ran be kept in tho home town by local planning th a t will afford atetrrnnl tractive openings for work, education and recreation. The town, its citizens and the nation will benefit. ■a n d , STRICKLAND-MORRISON, U-DRIVE IT, INC. F irst S treet a t Sanford .A v e EXPERT MECHANICS tq o f peace thro iu rh q ju th e worm . \ - •__ ___ __ ~r T h e re r n m j t r n n -n h jec ttn irT o ~ th ir^ p rO g ram ^ T o r d ealin g ' w ith th e re s t o f th e world. W e.m ay .n o t be able to accom p­ lish all th e s tf object ivefc. B u t If we c o n tin u e -to m o k e th e e ffo rt a lo n g ith e se lines, who can doubt B ut th a t th is witr b e a* b e tte r world in w hich tn live? ____ _ W ork on your car or truck - t/u r ~ r A t , l u i t r iKAIJNiUU m e n c a n q u ic k ly a n d e f f ic ie n tly d o t h a t m a in te n a n c e a n d r e p a i r w o r k t h a t m e a n s so m u c h in t h e g o o d p e r f o r m a n c e o f y o u r c a r o r tru c k . Doubtless th e n is murh .P u t run I k : dune liu .legislative action In rliminotf. ruch sources of fric­ tion or In Imr rove the. irmrhlncry of conciliation when conflict bunks out. I lit these complex­ ities cannot Ik: Inckled if their chuscr nr- over-simplified ' tn the pt-hlb- Ihtnd nnd confused with Toirlr^tTirt" BHrtftSPTs Us that -nT -i rn ''o rn l economip rolhy. The long dairy in rrclving nt such n Come To Food For Chinese The Cocoa Pptsry Club recent­ ly conducted a straw poll and decided that 'th e atomic bomb secret should he kept. ----------- O--------— ‘i t the goverhminC really went, e d . to help little business, it could quit paying unemployment insurance nnd thus relieve the manpower shortage. tn the proposer! “right to work” legislation. It seems to us an amendment should lie inserted requiring that, in the event the right is not exercised, It is lost. Sanford business men may be overlooking a good bet in not having their firms or plants certified as qualified for occupa* tlonln-r training for veterans. Under the (SI Bill of Rights, the government helps bear the ex. pence of this program. An IH per cent luxury tax on haircuts lias been -imposed in France. Perha*- the fashion of long hair for men—and women to o ^ m a y return, oyer-there;-— St. AugusUne Record. Judgint from the recent election returns, we gather there are a lot of 1ong-tnired artists over there anyway. It's a small world, but Htill a hungry one in many places, especially in Chinu—-whoso people 'm ultiplied until tjiey have alm ost outgrown th e ir capacity for sustaining them ­ selves. B ut th ere are remedies in sight, and a slogan has been raised which dem ands " S q u a re ‘meals for the Chinese w ithin a decade." T hat is quite un undertaking, but not imitossjblo,. exl>crts say. ImmmI is mostly ra th e r easy to produce when you go about it rig h t, with th e protwr equipm ent, wellkept soil and good seed. In much of China Ihe soil, once fertile, hus been allowed to deteriorate. It will lake a long tim e to restore It. Also is needed the avoidance of war. T hat point is the moat im portant of all. tlio su d d e n s to p p in g o f w a r w ork, e m p lo y m e n t a t G e n e r a l E l e c t r i c h a s declined lese t h a n 10 p e r c e n t o v e ra ll. R e h irin g is a lre a d y U nder w ay , a n d i t is e x p e cte d t h a t m ore people w ill b e em p lo y ed w ith in six to e ig h t m o n th s th a n w ere em p lo y ed d u rin g th e biggest p rew ar y e a rs. W h a t G -E p eo p le a re m a k in g is ahow n, in p o rt, b y th o -list hfllow. T h is lis t o f th in g s y o u nnd y o u r fam ily h a v e w a n te d fo r m a n y m o n th s nhowa th o riro flreas G e n e ral E le c tric h a s m a d e in sw ingingi b a c k to Ha re g u la r jo b o f m ak in g “ M oro G ooda for M o re P e o p le a t Leea C o a t.” e s p it e D Time For A Decision NEW YORK HERALD TRIBUNE The deadlock ncralstlng in I’re- have been markedly weakened aident TrurnW* /C abinet over by the end of hostilities and it sage-price policy, as reported | cannot lie certain that it* poliin this newspaper yeste day morn-, cios will prevail in the fare of ing, ia unhappily symptomatic 1determined ponular *«U i««»' ot tha.present period at economic ‘ fears of drflatinn, hopes for spe- iJ .v * ‘- r*Tr ” > ,'1* edy reuinversion—all these fac- ■■-‘i-< '*"■! if ..V tor* and many more are playing 1 . ' *-;j s r j n f l H K •, their i art to create a situation ‘F I in which imlusttial unrest is inj W evitable. But nt the same time ! !. , ( * W ....**■ these emotions may be brought ’ ,-t General Electric Company, Schenectady, New m -nt 3 t giMiatm i uuiiviij niBWUiUDni UK., k | which swarded them a citation tn recognition of the resort’s publi­ city and public .relations program. —Ocala Star-Banner. Mr. Bchaal Waa farmer city editor, of the Sanford Herald. I1*^1 *Ai J «/ [1, r .m I- ra i l l tj ] l'«t*TO‘ ■ lly. w’ys ||»>f tl lllllYllt, 411 ,xVU|*W| -anno* solve the economic difstrike vote gives Reuther author­ ficitties 6f labor * gnd msnsgeity ‘to call tho union out, sur­ n*ent out of hand. Its controls round . General Motors plant! with mats nickel lines, - throw stones through tho windows. Up oVor tho cars of clerks and steno­ graphers trying to get to their By W. V. Bitting Mbs and beat up anybody ualnj * public thoroughfare or private Tow hton Drag Co. property ’ to gain access to the jijaat-. The Wagner act. makes Thrift at tha expense of all that legal: all that and at health Is not thrift at all, bur folly. " 1 ■ your physician ________ reals Is far l»M on tho plckit l l s r ' u the expensive than long bouts with may*.ears to indulge in.— lllnsei which those visits might • Myore Now Press. Just have prevented. lid Now Deal legislation. .’Whoa you establish goof health \ m‘bits you assure your* f t U more Industrial and A larm C lock*. In January, 1944, WPB okayed mak­ ing seme electric alarm d ock s. W ithin seven week*, G. E. was in production. . ’ ’ t T urbina*. Full schedule peacetimo production of ateam turbines, eouroo o f two-third® o f the nation’s electric power and tho driving power for most o f our fighting and merchant fleets. Is expected to bo reached by December. a . Iron *. In June, 1944, came authorization to make electric irons. In throe months, G.E. was shipping irons. Today’s rate Is higher than 1941.’ M o to rs. Ten m illion were built for. w ar-m any of apodal typfs and sizes. Now G-E lines are being quickly converted to production o f standard types for washing machines, refrigerators, etc. R e frig er o to r* . A lter getting green light from WPB in June, 1945, OJS. waa in production in eight weak*.. T ran sform er*. Upward* qtYO sm all transformers were required for a single B-M ouperfortress. Now G-E facilities ore turning them qbt ogkln to help m*k^ eleotrid ty more useful to you. ?V , , SEE I HE NEW KIP BY VACUUM CLEANER In yonr home • * The only cleaner with n real power polisher R. W. McCullough KIRBY VACUUM 194# R a d io s. G-E radios will bo back on the iharkst for Christinas. Table models will be in dealers’ store* in November. By Christinas, 12 models should be in sto n e, including AC-DC battery portables, radio phonograph consoles. Television and FM w ill go Into production after tho first of the year. H om e C o n stru ctio n M a teria ls. W in , coble, fluor­ escent lampholders, etc., formerly for Army and N avy use, are now in production for your new home. * * f. * ‘ r ,i f, % ■ R anges* Manufacture began on the first Q -E electric ranges September 0, 1945. Three days later the first shipment was made. Electric, largest manufacturer o f finished prod­ ucts in the country, have been turned to tboldlng camera, clock and refrigerator parte, toaster and doffeerrnikcr handlee,poster wheels and wiring do viora, radio. cabinets, fluorescent boaoa, coemetic jars and coven,' industrial and decorative laminated materials, lighting reflectors and shades. W ater* C o o ler s. Production a t GJL will equal pre-Har.mte in November. -* A utom atic* H a a tin fl. G.E. in January w ill h iv e oilfired boilers, conversion oil burners, gas-fired boOsrs, ■gas-fired worm sir conditioners, all coming off the lines where radar, gunfire end aviation equipment' wee produced. Form F r e e z e r s . W ill be ready in 1947. A ir C on cfition er*. One model o f room sir cpoditiMW will be ready in limited numbers for your next ■uaim r's needs. First "store cooler” was A ip w l tho day after V-J D ay. Mora deity. R ad ar. The. Q-E Electronic Navigator, to nmha ship navigation safer in fog and dark, and to speed ahippifl* schedules, has been tested by many paooihe o f actual �I iMQNPAYjl OCTOBER-20, 194: PAGE FIVF T H E SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA Mrs. John Rumbley --------- ----------------- 1Red Cross Agent M iss Alice Gaynor Weds L t Rupert TERRACE TA LK ITo Discuss Program Honored With Shower . Social Calendar ci.i.TUESDAY t»x > in A llnllovve in party ana dance t.v '. i IUI1nuVn? 'i - P'T'A'i ! " r r r Kiven Saturday Night at have a Halloween Carnival at I the Celery Crate in honor of the ♦he * M l Side School from 5:31)i Seminole lli jh School football to DiOO Pt M. The puhlic is in- learn. * The Crate vvu- .Iccoiutetl nith WEDNESDAY orange »»»»*! black carrying out ’ Hallowe'en Carnival sponsored *holr ,,nl.," * l'lVM "»*•£ by the P.T.A.. will be held at " er* rn i°V«'«l «»d prires were , the Southaide School on Oct. 31. ; f a r d e l Evelyn Mathews a n d The regular ftf^i Wetlncsilnv B®bb) folium for having the 4 covered dish supper, of the W hit-I nUn,cthre , . * tie and Wckiva Lodges and the:r | Mrs. It. I.. Heard served refamilies will he held at 0 :0 1. freshments throughout the eveP. M. .Oct. 31 at the IOOF Hall, "big and Mrs. P. II. Tepslc and 107 Magnolia Avenue. I Jo® McCaslin, directors, assisted . I in the entertaining. THURSDAY Among those attending were: 1 T.E.L. Class of the First Hap- llowaid Whclchcl, Hobby fullum , ! list Church will meet in the j Johnny Piloian, Thurston Tyro. E. C. Harper Jr., Thcmlore RrookChurch Annex at 7:30 P. M. l.vn. Hill inghtam, Walter SchnoMrs. Khoda Ewing's group will liel. Daphne.ifumicHv. Kail Ixn, ——bo-hnaterwi.---- ‘ v . ■ ------- -— fa m l Skinner, W u j t e r Smith, W n d e Garner, David Harrell, M FRIDAY Dayis Ccrcsoli. G u y Dunbar, World Coramuniby D ay1 Pro- DoOnld Dyprs, Kelly -Smith, Hold­ gram to bo held at thy Episcopal en, David jjuVI'iercy Holley. Church a t 3 :Jo P, .M. '~-r— A l s o . U s n t m Horton. Lila Lerflcr. Dee Mcl.ellan. Harel W illard,'Shirley Moreland,' Doro­ BIRTH ANNOl'M EMKNTS thy Cmndey, ‘l.n u r i e r »Benrd, Mr. and Mrs. T. It. Mhllfipa* uf Doyle McWhorter, Paul I'etold, Geneva announce the liirth of a Delores Lee. Al Doudney, Hetty son, Ronald Edward, Oct. 23 at Jo Hrocl:, Hilly Gray, Gene l.a^ the Fernald-Laughton Memorial Gettc, Verne Clark, llohby Jones, ^ Hospital. Mrs. Phillips is the Walter *M. Smith, Gloria Dam^ f o r m e r Prances McClelland;------ p ie r," Willi* -Anderson, Phyllis Hunny I Hitch. Hill Johns Jr., " V Mr. and Mrs. Jerry land un- [He ml. Kenneth l.effler. Evelyn nounce the birth of n son. Jerry ' Mathews, .1. W. Ellis and Dill Lord Jr., Oct. 25 at the F em ald -! Ludwig. Laughton Memorial Hospital. t Myra Southward, Nancy WilMrs. laird is the former Clara limns, Jean Snyer, Hotline MorThorp of Westerly, H. I. ton. Georgia Hutchins. Sarkis ----------I Dorian, Hobby, Hrisson, Georga .w in . and Mrs. Joe Carothers | Cox, C h u c k Herron. Herman announce the birth of a son Gann* Leon Swain, Ed Fielding, Oct. 2H in the Fernnld-Lnughton Frederick Kossetlcr. S|>cncer Har Memorial Hospital, airs. Cur- den. flnrenrc Grantham and Dus­ • others was the former Geraldine ter Puirrloth. Pelres. Lieut C o m d r. Jack Ussery spent Sunday in Daytona Beach. Mrs. Joe Perry hhs returned to Sanford after spending a week In Miami. Mrs. Craig Brooks and Frank Shames spent last Tuesday a t the style show in Tampa. Mr. and Mra. S. W. Gaynor, Sioux City. Iowa, announce the m arriage of their daughter, Alice Patricia, of Sanford, to U eut. Ed­ ward Rupert, son of Mr. • and Mrs. M. Rupert of Brooklyn, New York. Th* ceremony was performed on Oct. 10 in the rectory of SL Peter'* Church in Richmond. Va. The bride ha* been employed for the past year by Ox Fibre Co. at Benson Junction and has mmle her home at 400 Palmetto WINIFRED LQVKut. .» play-, newly ing nurse for her mother and I wpi’ointrsj bed t ro<* Home Sersister -ANN who s i r ill with >**'<• representative for Sanflu. WINIFRED said for on* »'!'• surrounding territory, not having a job or being a ! «r r «'* n l bomlnole < oun­ ce,liege student, she is the busiest; *>' * hspter luesday to discus, prison in town what with keep-1 «»‘h , cn"l,tOT 'd ficaU the Home ing the lawn mowed, flnisMn: Set vice program, furniture, and learning to cook. I , "Home Service, the American t i .« iv______ „ 1 . . . . . . . . t Re<l l toss link between ihc serF riU v 1 Tnight u lil in celebration of \i vieeman and family. Friday w|J| ,, his homomand |m nxlbility * .*!' L ^ n m x l m a ' t e / v ' h e mon when ,u' become* a S S ■p,S l “' v e t e r a n . " Mis. F. A. Dyson, ^ w h S ^ n x e rttd t h l j S fc1'! ™ '?{ .STn’.inoU' Complimenting Mr*. John Humbley, » recent bride, Mr*. C. F. Hrannn and Miss Mable Chapman entertained with a party and miscellaneous shower at the home of Miss Chapman on West Nine; teenth Street F’riday night. During the evening the guest* assembled n scrap book for the bride in which they depicted the life, courtship and marriage of the bride and bridegroom with cutouts from various magasine*. F'or making the best page. Mrs. I ourinc Heal was awarded a cry­ stal csndv dish which she In turn I resented to the hridfc. Gift* were presented to the honnrec in l>nskcts» decorated witli pink and while crepe paper, after wh.ch refreshments were served. • Those present were: Mrs. Rumbley, holioree, Mrs. Tate Chanman. Mm. C. R. Tate, Mm. L. M. . -'jf*' .B* " • Stnnlivant. • I . * hnpman, Mrs. M«r> I- Ellis'. Mrs. John A. Rumbley.! Mm. W. U Clark. Mm. W. W. Johns, Mm. J. G. Walts, Mr*. • Last Times Today DeCARlO n . M tm tm 1*4 h e * * * * DtrR Lkv\ DtWw Jilt — 'T h e couple will make thalr ' Uy ln'° * ‘ K<S' A c-online‘to the terms of the NEW S — NOVELTY home in New York. , . . . . . . . I11I. I. 1ollv . 9 rnf^ lha,tcc..Inn. 5, lPOo, *•> ■ '. -MRS, MURRIoUN i* ; ---- J A- l' K ------------ * nC( m i 0f hi w *»• i Miss Perry Lee Hell of Oy- ■ ■-- — - — | having trouble these da vs with ; seivicrmen and servicewomen rcUndo has been the reeenl guest Hospital. Emory. Ga. ! her kitchen curtains, bho h#v |M W | by the Army and Navy of Miss Sara Warren Easterby. Billy llolleyhead left last week heen anxiously waiting for rr.1 [ nutonvnt«c-all\ become veterans <d Tuesday Only for Atlanta where he will enter and white checks to arrive from j present » ai and the AmerMr. and Mm. Fred Bell will Georgia 2— Itig Feu lu res —2 Institute of Technology,' Baltimore hut lo! green an-i -K<1n n-sumes s|H-cial leave tomorrow for Washington. whites arrived instead. The " a r rtv |„inM|,j|j,v („ their Is-half. D. C. where they will visit rela­ C. J. Harrison has returned you know . hut wait a minute I “The six major functions of tives and friends for some time. to Mm. .her home at BID Park Avenue‘ isn't the war over? Homo Service arc handling of CSk Wall>~ Dietrichs has ar< •* »hr I cVnVmiinicntions. ~m)mrting, T»enepo**0* heeause or the death o t where each dress, sweater, and I f„ , cuinis. civnsultalion. and 'rived in Miami from th* West sonville HltO Fkirt ihoultl l»H'k u rll with the , (ttmlMiHY, anil finam*ial n»ii*tanrr. Const and is to he stationed in her father, R. P. Rowland. _Luurinc. UotL^lr?..j CMiUtiAixy T . i i . - Lffcp w — AUjubL ._____ ______ :-------------- — Mr. and Wf*. TtfwahrTnggfK* hncht pUnl wtH'l uith %«hite * in;! i*. Mm. Hranan and j claims U\t*mrn an in s u t . * ' * of Miami flew, to ^Sanford for Mis,x Chaptuan. .Friends of Mm. W. V. Lovell the weekeml to visit their par­ evdlar end cuffs is the neatest bereasuigly - important phase -f and Miss Ann Lovell will, regret ents. Mr. and, Mrs. M. S. Wiggins thing in class; a tie-neck strineJ I 'Home j-ervt.c. A- the men reto learn of their illness at their and ML. and Mrs. Edward Hlg- htrsev blouse with a blue » 0“l,t jul;, home,- there nre-TiUo many skirt is the newest .th in g in • mnrv Uiurlv proldera a.at aHINTS TO HOUSEWIVES ' home.on Cflery Avenue. , JJJa u * 0’ gins. • seho.d! A'>kAihle-hr*a*ttrd. wool i hroMaht to Home SFtvlee.” Mrs. coat trimmed with velveteen'goes D)-son nd.leil, -‘ Weekly 'from Item* Demon­ Mr. and Mr*. Fred WillUma Jr. Miss Lee Stanley, a student of t o 'a imrtv oxer an afternoon [ g „M. Mane bmitli. Home Serstration Specialists, and children ar* visiting his Rollins College, was .the recent • drew-, to town over a two-piece I vice ficht repie-eiilnrive. in the Tallahassee mother, Mm. Fred T. Will guest of Miss Helen Hutchison,' brluSl Milte or ° \ cr j Southm*tcrn Ai m nl* ihr .\i»u*r* at her home 320* Oak Avenue: FAT IN NUT UOWL. also a Rollins College student, )>*ur cashmere. Select vour vvarvl- K. 15^1 r -o—, ietdnte>l to the tioo<l harvests of pecans, ala t her home in Indian Mound robe >0 that each outfit can United Mate* tn Max IP 15. alter Dr. and Mm. W. H. Garner left Village. change p a rtn e rs.'c a n mix com -13.1 months with the Del Cion* moiMs. fillierls. and English wal­ Saluada'y for Birmingham. Ala. 2nd. features in thi* country ofter rationpany. rxn go together. m the Euix'tH-aii Theater of nut* for a short visit with friends. fivt* fat tp bring richness and Mm. Keith Talmer of PaaaW ORTH—UVINxij-tireeatmww, They .plan to return Nov.. 1.------- rteirar C altft-tr-»pentttiqr a few — T1IK—M FK—' v• .. . - tv. . • . . . . . . ■, llavor to meal*. ’-- »- ■■ ifta v t visiting v U i t i n r kher » r khusband t u h t i w l AMM A \IV llW ir. >c . »' “n 1 >kr I .•# U l ' A c,uh F.nglan I ; ,\fo*t nuts nre ut least half days / / s E riS A f lO M M Mr. ami Mm. Claude Kelly are l.c Keith I'almer. who .is sta ­ a life that is worth living now , #,„| Scotland tor 16 months. Miss | nt. Nut* are also high in pro»„ thcy rBn alfrnA le at visitin'* his parents, Mr. and tioned at the Sanford Naval Air a* it was worth living in the i Smith Intel seiv.-,l «- u field ) » /o N 7Ht * Mm. A. L. Kelly, at 206 Laurel Station. Mrs. Palmer will return inimer <ta>s an.l that »» tnc | .mectoi in charge ot family wel- I time* for meat in a main dish. ' screen* honest life, the useful life. t h < i f aM. l.on,|„n She vvent to the j such *s nut loaf. NuU also pro- 1 Avenue. via Washington and Detroit. unselfish life, cleansed i>v devrt , continent rnt ui August, It* 11, as | vide It vitamins especially thin- 1 kOAKU is a 1 iield Miss Dorothy Wood of Jack­ . .. « '> 'A i,>t.’t " c tor Civilian 1mine-*nd a little Iron and calcium. Pvt. Robert R. Callahan has .tien , to.. an i.ie.il.. . Them sonville has been visiting Mrs. relum ed, to I** Vegas, Nevada, battle that is worth fighting now . \ \ Bt Bel ier* and wa» attacncd . |tU| as far as nutnition is conHarold Billingsley at her home after spending a ten d ar fu r­ * ' H was woith fighting tlw*r. j the snh l . S Army m hi nun*, cerned, nuts are most effectively 215 Holly Avenue. • lough with his parents. Mr. and an»l that is the battle foi jUslin- . B(-igmtu, Holland, and tirrmnny .u -n l to supply some of tho nefat in meals, Mm. J . D. Callahan, of 1QI« anii n|.ixlitv: to mvke our city I until oei return to me bia.es. and our State free in fact a» | i i . | to coming with Red F'nts do more than provide Miss Harriet Miller of Tamps East Second Street. well as in name; to break Hi: 1C m a in August. 1812, Miss calorie* for energy in n highly visited her mother* Mrs. Verne teal iit>eity | Smith had tnueh i \|>enence in conrentfated form. Soiuv fnt Miller over th* weekend at the 11. C. Moore recently 'Under­ rin ;s that strangle in a meal make* it more satis- 1 latter* home on French Avenue. went a tousllectomv operation at and to keep them hioken; t o , aortal work, bho wa- case weaker Cleanse. *0 far as in our ,K.wer I („r n H > lii.nou 1 lu U n u V -llnuio . fving. That is, the.-fat digests! the Fernald-Laughton Memorial of our na-j and Aid bociely. t ’hicago; case slowly, *0 the meal “stays by! Mm. H. 11. Divts of Orlando Hospital but has returned to hi* lies, the fountains CARD OF THANKS tional life frvim |wdit.ral. com- j worker supervisor. Illinois Stale you". In addition, fats iH-rform Program Js Planned was the recent guest of Mm. home 306 R u t Twenty-first metvial The family of Mr. I). C. Barami social corriiption; to • Department I ' U h l i c Welfare, certain funotions for health and M. A. Calloway and Mr. and Mm. S tre e t ellft wishes In express their By Church Group J. 11. Cogbum at their heme in teach our sons and daughters,I • pi,natici'l; assistant -viperln- well-ls-ing which no other kind sincere apnreri ition to their Wed. — Thurs. Mayfair. Friend* of CpI. Robert Bruce by precept ami example, th e ' ten,tent, Florida Children's :.rm e i of f«vl can take over. There is many friends for the kindnesses The World Community Day pro­ Muir head may write him ae> honor of serving such a country . Society; and. executive secretary, fat In a pood many foods, si'clt and beautifrl floral nfferiags gram which will lie given Friday Mrs. Belchmen and cousin, Mr. follows: CpI. Robert Rruee Muir- as America - that is work worthy 1 suburban division. Joint E nter-j "» butter, margarine, salad dres-l during the loss of our Moves! at 3:30 I'. M. a t the Episcopal and Mm. Louis Vinnick of Balti­ head. 14177356. CC4&. APO of the finest miuhoo<l and >gencx belict run t. Chicago. sing, whole milk, meate, Boylreans/ husband, father ami grandfather. j Church will lie as follows: more, Md. ar* visiting Mr. and 11823/ C/O Postmaster. . San womanhood. The welltw.rn a ie l V|.ss Smith. Iwv'm tu Illinois.; • « ! «;“»"• _ , Mrm. p ._ f, Harrllft those wh,, am iw.m to do that h ,n , nc Sl>ulh Mluc |B;|;|. Home rcnnomlst* of the U. S. ' Introduction will be made by Mm. Frank Shames a t their Francisco, Calif. work; the wellbrevi are those N|)t> a . administrator, i IVjwrtmem of Agriculture offer Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Hill j Mrs. Myron Smith, and Devotional home 31B Elliott Avenue. "Uggmtlons for using nuts Mr. Clifford R. B irclift I will given by Mrs. A. C. Camp, Friends of Sgt. Ro!<rrt Relta wh.» are bred U he ptoud «'f j r'mergency Relief P r o g r a m . » ^ Friends of Mr. Dewey Mathews may write him as follows: S g t that work; the wcll-edtiralcsl ate , Savannah, tia . and Assistant ,n rooking: Mr. and Mrs. C. Barclift i Huston Uabcnik will play a violin In paslrv, pecans ground fine Miss Mary K liraM h Hill solo: •'Moonlight Sonata" by of 1100 West P in t Street will Robert H. Reits. 31247658. Medi­ those who see deepest into th e ' |a le ..................... Employment . may rubstitule for half Ihr fal. Miss Elsa JDrclift Beethoven, anil Mrs. Edward Kir- regret to learn that his mother. cal Detachment. 280th Station meaning ami the necessity of that | al(n ,hc « , , t ,n i;,-,.rgm. Mi- and hake like plain pastry. Nor .shall, ............ their labor for ... , rjicr will talk- concerning “The Mm. D. C. Mathews of Jasper. Hospital. AIT) 758. C/O Post­ work. ____ l . _nor .the .. of#hetheir bhe received. her Aliicalion it Chopped mil* ml.led to ld«naught, leward World Charter. How Can Wc Fl^., Is critically ill. master. New York. N. Y. l.omtvaiii College, l.alestiuig. III., mil*, muffins, wnffles or cihiVsacrxfioe, fail them; for high in Make It Live?*' Mrs. Bov Mann . . —i ------DONT FORGET X Ukragu .l'tUVVCMtv'. -nod the Nrvx ie* rive flavor and a cri*n note. The World Cornwill discuss Mra. Harold FinkU of Mem­ Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ferrari. Mr. the firmament of human destiltv to rk bchool ol boeial Wv'iik. C-iiallv *, to ** rup of ehot pe<l Hpeghelli Supper irunlty, How Can We Achieve phis, Tenn. is visiting her sister Henry Ferran, and Mr. and Mm. arr set the slam of faith in mil* lo raili rup of flour 1* a Ke — flic an.l ine the un*eiu<n unselfish exxureourMcGarritv ami .U urhter. or mankind, mansimi ami and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Nat M. Kood allow anre. - and Chairmen N a mod. Eustis spent SumUy with Mr. 1 • ,ul »«y»ltr to the Ideal, i Dick Aiken will sing “ I Walk Clyde Humsey at their home 458 added lo the linllei make * Hallowe'en Carnival and Mrs. D. L Thrasher at their . Today Where Jesus Walked" by Summerlin Avenue. ----- 4*. FI T. By Fine Arts Group w Nut* Plain rake or roll*ye pudding Tuesday>JltSO to 8 P.M. O'Haia and Mr* E. D. Brownlee home on Grandview Avende. richer. In a cake bailer l» cup nary West Side Prime will talk concerning "Th* World. Sgt. Nrelton A. Stumpc is Hallowe'en Party School Mra - 1'iT-Mon .-'lephrn—in «»!. of mil* In r a r b rup nf flour is Warren Daniels. V-12 trainee , , , , , t hnrrh. Woman's I'art In It.1" spending some lime with his likrlv lo la- plenty. F or I O U n ffP r S o t etivtr.1 im.mi- vliniiman i*f thi* sister, M r s . W . K. Vam. after at the University of South t arx» ruw \n > iHpaiinient in ieline, is visiting him parents, Mr. , havin'* ■Frveo two yearn in Falg.vr Milcliell, -who and Mrs. K. F. lin te l* . ■» Ka,| R stln: ami Itmi.dph Smith plai-e \;r*.« France. ai a meeting held lu e THE NEW • Twentieth S tn * t- Warren entertained a number of fnrmlx «ir.-.giaxt, lu ) evening al . .o il o clis k III the Dr. John Morgan is expected plays first string football for w„ h . Hallowe'en |u.rty. Fnda Sun Itnnm nf tin- Wninaiv'ji Club. to flv from Atlanta. Ga. Friday xhr University, _______ night at the home of Rudolph th,. le.tei nt resignation tm n to spend a ’ abort time with his Mi- vlit. licit »a> lead and a cximThe Classic naqgnl*. Mr. and Mr*. Walter L. Ko*rrrt J . 11* U*n: . ,; nd “ “' ‘i1* SraA*.K' the gue-t- amxedV thev mt.ti'i <«>uipn-,>l nl tils. Kalpti Pameila Ptlman, children of Mr. taken through a hall' of Morgan at their home. 206 West A. biiutli, a n s. John Mrisch, br„ Seventeenth Street. Dr. Morgan •",«» Hr*. Robert Pitman of horrom and then into the party ami Mis. O. | ‘, lleiinlwn a rte l Gainesville, Fla.^ are visiting th*»r .h ic h was drroiatisl a itn OPENS FRIDAY. NOV.' X^DOUBLE FEATURE is at present interning at Krasry a nominating committee. Mra. grandparents, Mr. and Mr*. J.din |{B||owrVn smvoks. witehe- and aJ.- I*. ICay, Mrs. It. M. I*m| wotui bchirarvi. a t their home “Three poo*». wuene* an.l tailo red o f a re m a rk a b le new ami Mi- li. W. Rucker'acred as Pines" on the Mt. Dm * Road. C ontr-u ami games were play- trllria. • ra ih n b f e a p u n r a y o n f a b r i c Mr. am Mm. Pitman attended ,,utltlK |h r rx r|, yA\ Mi. X M I'hUlip-, chajinisn, the Univemity of Georgxa am ward Mar-hall rntertamcsl with pie-nb-l a| | tie inx'i-lllig ami reUniversity of AUhama foolhaM , m| „ unU ,s,|t r , - r , jo lt- wi-ie given by ehaumniigame In Birmingham last week. ^ fl>f ||m> miw| my, lr „ )H1. ol tin de|w ilinrnt rtfliects ol end. v (lie tim .\rt* Iteparttnen in.lisk *\it. Mi*. James Mnngli ■oil; IlilUe, In. i.liraticth l i my; .lirratute. Mis. )., |l llloanlm ', -Sm m Ij i >, Mis. II J Ijhm aii; ■eenils i -nip. Mis. II. • W. Gnnd|»X'I; finance. Mi*. Jam es Huff; piogtntu. Mm. %r.A. Ira v itt; Thoughtful for pies*. Mi* F*.. F:. Ikili anil house, .xli* I , a It. Ij'-h ei. PRINCESS ALL-WEATHER JACKET Gift — giving . . . COMPACT U o r i r c o u A com forter*, plump and billowy, all wool filled fo r w arm th. - they a re p re tty and practical . . . and m ake such Ibvely gifts, whe­ t h e r to yourself o r to someone else Mr. ami Mm. Dick Aiken en­ tertained the intermedUlg depart­ ment of the I'rest yteiian S.n.Uv Srla-d at their home in Mayfair Friday 'night wit h a - Hallowe'en patty Ihs.ms of the Aiken home were Ircwlalesl with F'all leaves, flow­ er*. ami orange and Idark stream ­ er* of pumpkin* and cats, ahtrh anted nut the Hallowe’en motif. Apple.ladd ing ami other games, m titr-t- and singing were enjoyeil C risp Taffeta Hone, Blue and Green 1 8 .75 TM.se 1 resent were: Joan W right, Ann* Corley, Mary Helen FTte, Garni Jean M eriwether. Hetty lane Wilke Jack'** t ’ano-mn. Vora belle C lause. B etty Sum ­ mer* Jl. Ikova Ij» u llari<er. Irene Gieeti. Penny tYallare. Inal llnvle. Stanley Itrumley. Char lev JohnOliver Amies, Donald Howard, 'Vvnald 1-u.lwig, llobt v A xt. Cla e o e e tla u s e , Joe Ctirley, Her•atd Wilka, Kenneth Robbins, 4*ee IV aera. Edward V am . Miss M argaret W right, Dr. and Mr*. Ft D. Iliwwnlee. Mm. Harold lla nvil. Mr. and Mm R. R. W right, l y II. II. MeCaoltn and Mm. IT F. Mnule. _ Sm ooth S atin in lorely colors 1 9 75 - 29-75 Lush Rayon T affeta 1676 tume* l*y Eeke Mr?'ali and Allen llrtte l, and for the most attrac­ tive ewtumes by Janet Ratliff and Honor Gamer. raffle. rt~ > , ■gs'.i ReVesbm enta were served to the follow ing: John Kite. Allen Metre!, W i t Me Nab. Hobby MeNab, Edward Marshall. E dw ard' Sm ith. Rnnny G am er, Kathryn Y o w e lls - - •V *. ^ jA i k e n s Entertain Presbyterian (>r6up i ’ '- ♦ V i I W j V. •* SANFORD *»• . - w s . . ^ i R atliff. Shirley Mk r « i» t Hunt. Virgin ii her* MrKah, K ni and Patricia Sm ith. I 1_ Mr. _A _ B. E. RatAlan and Mrm. liff. Mr. and Mia. O. R. Smith, Mra. T. E. Smith. • Mrm. Sally Hardy. Rudolph Smith and Earl ■ » A U S T I N I ZED* Z elan w a le r-re p rllrn l Saaforlaed-Shrunk Vat Dyed •- Wlnd-Re*i*tanl 0 B. L. Perkins “Correct Mehs Wear" �■ ■ ■ Till! HANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA PAGE SIX 41 New Members Are Inducted At I t's alw ays fresh when you buy i t ' a t R o b b 's H om e B a k e ry 105 W. la t Phone 864-J OhACK OtAP £tR -WAN IMS rn i n M J W e> e n a t h o w l i n g w.c p tfe jr t h is -su g g e s­ tio n : B u y m o r e ’ V i c f t jn r.-.i *S i n M I ' AR.asi uioc. P o f t o f HI lam i 'a n d Poet 98 of Coral GsbU*, Included: Capt. A. Lambert, Lieut. F. Crosson, Lieut. IF . Hlmonds, -S|ft. H. Kruse. Sir*. y t . Ilanzo, Cpl. A. O’Neill and •roardtmen, IL -D eering. C. D. f a t t e r , Dr. R. Driscoll, William Rbbert Wlckard, Edward llu m a r and Arthur Brigham. Copt. AdJuUnt A. Reid Mann Introduced th e following -Legion ladders: E. McAd* Wilson, densrtnicnt contmandcr of Mylberry; Frank ‘Caton of Port Orante, commander of the 4th dis­ trict: Joel Field of .Sanford; II. Frost Bailey, p u t 8th District c o m m a n d e r and Department -helrman of World iW ar.H lalson In the state: Lewis Revere, of Jacksonville, poet laureate of Florida; Leo J. W elters, Jackscn rfttc?—Wayward P trrr-e L V -e fJackkonvllle, Reneral chairman of the roundup committee of the 40 and 8. . . L . Also Introduced were,. George Dalhv of ‘Clearwater, past Chef De G ere-of the 40 end 8; Wil­ / < * / to liam F .^ h o rn e , past commander of Cam;d>elt • Losslng Post nd leader of the “ Dirty Eight,” n a­ tional scrap collectin'* champions: Cedric Benz, of Orlando, ‘ 7th District committeeman and past grand Chaf Do Oar# of the 40 tnd 8; Poet 63 Commander Roc'eo, and Dr. Lassie “GTStWT'Tjf Daytona Beach, "grand cheml* Legion Auxiliary leaders Intro­ duced were: Mrs. J. B. Kirk­ patrick of Eustls, state presidant: Mrs. Edith Montgomery, state secretary; Mra. B. Altamot, de­ railm ent chairman of member­ ship: Mr*. Sybil Houth. president nf. Campbell - Lossln-* Post 53 Auxiliary end Mrs. Held Mann. Tile Inducted men were lined ip and marched on the fiold there alternately facing four beIon leaders In four directions. of the •hey tear* told — ...........I-eglon , . deals of loyalty, democracy, free>>-i n f speech ami onportniHy and child welfare practices of the unerlean Legion. The Legion - mbltm was explained. Today Mata Adjutant Mann tbo driving rain to watch N ary scriminace against the Balnbndgc, tod., Naval Training Cen­ ter. The downpour hold 'no te r­ rors for this air-minded admiral a ho spent 47 months on sea duty in the Pacific. “ Where's numoer 17?" askel tiie admiral. That would be Bob Kelly, the 20-ysar-old plebe back who scored botn Notre Dame's touchdowns in Navy’s 32-13 victory ever the Irish last season. Kelly was th.< toast of Notre l)amc. Now he‘a on the other side of the dock and already his habits fit well into N ivy’s wav of doinr things Loth on and off the field. “Ju st look a t those leg* on Kelly," said Adm. rtlc h iwtiiar nwisomcly. "Why they’re built 'like the Icbs of the old piano I o rb h nm a M tack home.” Kelly handled the hull deftly und it took two Balnbridge sec­ ondaries to pull him down. Adm. Fitch must Iwve felt as though tho sun was shining. “Now where's Huncby?” quer­ ied the Academy’s head man us though he envisioned a play com­ ing up that would demand the cAuert-.pualng hand of tip. numerals worn by Rob Hoorn.-ch mtoyer. tho ex-whiz, kid front ih'iiapn who led Ike .Rig T an. In yard* gamed by forward passing TOUGH TACKLE aided :ks ever to enroll of -ihe Severn, qn tovbelieve that ■t vein''look upon * fe • * J1 * the (object of > the tKls NTJv I “ na a tribute to Adm. Cheater W. Nimiti. . Adm. Fitch greeted the g o at! with: “ c'fgh ya, Cheater 7" Capt. Char lea O. Humphreys, Navy** director, of alqkstfr*. I turned arouod and whiaperedi “I ’d be banned If' I ’d arant a Boat named after me." J Thus, hard as Fredericksburg, f .Tex., tried to have the Boat J named A lter Its • favorite eo n ,'| “Chester" >has been accepted aa | Hilly the Toath. r NOTICE • Anyone having a n y rep a ir work in my shop at 210 E a st F ifth S tre e t is asked to please call fo r it a t once! I am being forced to close due to recent robberies B ill Harvey © I S T L U fit^ W L in v o u » | f ! ^C EL LA R ? ;| st.o-V —ANNOUNCING—. O ur shop is now open fo r business w Sb. General A uto R epairing By— Barfield and~3ackson .C onnected, w ith. ,c . , s h e I n n t w o • •uaon*. Ift ye lire Pro me t nfew in Navy football— Kully * and Hosrmhcmeyet-i They come from the n\ld» n t with coW ful football beckround:. Th»:V roty not offset Army’s D m Blan-hnrd, the ch an t­ ing hull, and Glenn Davis, tho speed bjj*, but Navy Is “ willin t .o accept them" until something Tacku E, cm YATES AUTO PAINT & BODY WORKS P h o n e 271 105 N . P alm etto Ave. Yea, and in Yoor Attic Too! T urn Thoae T h lp p cubtfui. ' Two Kc-Hy , u .i d Hoeriitcnemeyer prrVnhly ure the two moet her,v4Mn*tA^ 6 0 0 dA EAE! CIVES W H 6 E R TJtEAD W E A R . Another FIRST for Southern! Firnl to introduce H igh T est DIYT Household .S*iRiy lo Florida, Southern Chem icals now hringH you . hound euuipmvnt .wus under the direction of Tony M j i i u i 'c of the USD Mobile .Service of AAF Center, OrUnilo, through special arrangem ents by Col. ..am Bruhson cJiitn.aridcr of Lr Undo Mumorinl Post 13. 0 D T with PYRETHRUM F o r quick knock-down, su re kill, and lasting effects ag ain st Flies. A nts, Roaches, M osquitoes, W ater Bugs, M oths, Fleas, Lice, Bed Bugs, Ticks. NOTICE V An examine..* . the C onstitution of th e United S tates will I c r.t two o’clock on S aturday a fte r ­ noon, Novem ber th ird , Ip the office of th e Superinten­ dent of Public Instruction a t th e C ourt House, San­ ford, Florida. F o r full Inform ation apply to the Super­ intendent. T.W Lawton H eparintepdept ; $ £ .2 5 a q u a r t iM s Iln s M l" n m l ‘n a . O u r) out pay averaging R300 per man will amount in $J,030,0(10,000. 2. Care for the sick and inan ju rfl. More than 500,000 American men nee.l incdiriil rare a t an average cost nf 13,000 per man. 3. Large,am ounU will be ne­ eded to cancel »nd liquidate aver contracts. . 4, Maintain forces of occupa­ tion In Germany and Japan. As late aa July, >040, the Army will need l,UI5,U0i) men overseas, and The Navy will maintain an a c t­ ive force of 650,030 men. 6. Thrift will he necessary in order to keen down inflation.' “ Let’s put Seminole County over tho tor and ho one of the llrst counties In the sU te to make our quota," urged Mr. Lane. D istributed by a llo w Goodyear tread last! longer. V " our Easy Pay Plan: go farther, eater with Good- 202 Sanford Ave. GOOD TO KNOW! Cash can Is* Iwirrowed from us on s h o rte jt notice, with ’HO disturbance.— “Jim m ie” Rowland also m akes ipans of $75, $100, $150, $259 or more— should your need** require It, ' , *•. " FAMILY XOAN CO. of Sanford 8— Florida S ta le Bank UMg. Phone 'Phone M _5are u»od fatal..lhay jato . needed in nicking soaps... as wail as fabrics, towals, vacuum cleaners and many oilier lhing»-you want. RGCKEY’S TIRE 4 SHOP I ^ A U id ^ Q 8 J i± S O N kjS FOUR YEARS l A '^ N r s e C N r - DlDNT MEAN TO UN* LOAD MY TROUBLES o n ^ ir w o r i r B E l o n g 1 =PT NOW.'-HE'S STARP ■4 i. U f -.iN 6 TO MELr.."p V cT U .'- o u r I <-— W A h ir E O ^ U J C L i.— n KNOW THE. LXXVDOWN.' V. CONCRETE PIPE Transit MU Concrete Second* available a t tow price CONCRETE BLOCK PENIN$ULAJ$ Concrete Pipe Co, Phone l l t l SANFORD, FLA. pJA-KHT VOU NEVER W O RD ATHEO A BUTCH BUZZING W H V PurO N f I : A J4oM E YDUC Bo s o m n F R E N D .V HE WANTHOTDTRUoWe I I UU TK 3TI.UOI S O I LENT HIM A DEC TO CSV ON.' rAHANO fly-PAUL ROBINSON H E S NOT THE BACHELOR TYPE/* S O WHEN THE OLD - | FLAME BUCNS OLffT f \ m PLANNING TO BE L | t h e l i g h t o f h is l if e . �9 / M O N D A Y . O C T O B E R 2D, 1DI 5 n i l ? S A N I ' O R M H E M\ l , l > , H A N F O R D I I.O U IU \ How women and girls 'i/get vyanted relief / __ .. _'fc . .. T*J1t from functional periodic pain HELLO, ETTA .' H I'G U E SS r EbCCY TUCK. NAD, THATGOONVCRAD KNOW WHYr YOUQE r—1 1 H E P E .'I ABOUTTHATOLDr 6l£LFC IE;N D O F,J . T T NOurasJ* r ; ~ I A C rU A L L V L J/ H O W D YOU FIND o u r A -1 — p B o u r <PAMELA i WE S N IF F E D A R O U N D .' SAW VOUC INITIALS ON YOU MIGHT A S WELL h = IT r e a l l v S / w a sn T anv ■THE TREE. FUtfBf-T,— THEN CHECKED S THE NEAP BOOKS' f SECRET*-*/ ' KNCVJ THE STO k Y STT2AK5HT/" PAM AND « r WERE UP ID OUR. EARS, -S-------- ■,/»!---- 1 IN LOSE/V - n A M /r r iS f e ^ STRICKLAND ' MORRISON, Inc Plione 200 Y oOr F pril D enier Since I!l31 Mil tog Hood and Norfolk Four Quartett To Be Presented IN R e c ita l SCR E a N ENAMEL Uie on wire or metal meth and f r a me * w i t h CROOM’g ACADEMY b n ia h o r appHca U n d e r th e A u spices o f th e School Milton*, Hoodr populnr BirYitone singer o f-J a n M b vllle, • who. has appeared over M ajor Bowes’ 1pro­ g r a m 1n "Now York City and th e F a n io u i Norfnlk Four Q u artett o v e r Station. WMBR, will sing BOtJl Classical atif! Spiritual- numbers, * * 9 ’ ‘A * D on’t fo rg e t th e tim e a n d p lace , _JL l BAUL_RQB1NSON KOA’ PERFECTLY -> R O M A N TIC.*!^ 'COURSE YOU DONT I-----, HAVE TO JELL ME ABOUT YOUG OLD jGiGL FR.END JKYOU C Q t ^ ^ / A S I T ^ — WHEN TH E 1 WAR BROKE THAT WAS FOUQ. YEARS PAM WANTED TO GET L MARRIED RIGHTAWAY 1 I WANTS DTD WAIT- « = —, IT E N D E D IN A QUACREL/j AGO AND r H AVENT HEARD I FRO M H E R SIN C E "WHAT IA M E S S WE M ADE O F SMS J OINED TENCtSTED Retard a Hill Lumber & Supply Yard CROOM’S ACADEMY Adults 7oc ! I'M COOKIMCJ C h ild ren 10c HI.GENIUS.'HOWS U P S O M E PL AMS? TDD^TE T H )M G /S K BUTCH,! M B A h /rf IT TIM E TO DODGE PREPARE EARLY FOR FALL flood grooming ami good Venning bo hum! In hand . . no one can bu well groomed wearing soiled! wrinkled clothes. Bring In cleaning cnrly utid 'be prepared to meet the Fall season with band-box freshness! LANEY DRY CLEANING CO, \LWAV — i JE L L " r I THE*’ SISTERLY L O V E ''h B O U T IN E I5 K JN D A L CO BBY TOO ." B U T MAY") B B irtL G lV E M E T IM E l ----------7 r t TO G 5T H E Y / W H O 15 THE' D R O O lY J O B T J J ? l lH E WOLF PA C K H A S L ) .^ PLYM OUTH SERVICE AND LOOKS LIKE COMPETITION/ WAIT TILL BU1CH S E E S MED k ’v v l | | | LONE RANGER PA R TS SEM INOLE COUNTY M OTORS YOU UNDERSTAND WHAT /S U R E , DOC. WE'RE GC !NG JO DO. r f LET'S HEAD AND SAY, DON'T YOU,/! FOR THE P O O L E ? / - r — ^ C L V TAVERN. Y ES, SA/A, IT'S A REAL TR A G L-DV. I DID EVERYTHING X COULD F O R "D U K E " ---------^ M ORGAN ! ■ - f Tnn HE HAD A BAD C A SE O F M l S A N T H R O PY .SO I SENT HIM TO AN INDIAN MEDICINE MAN ■THAT TREATMENT IS USUALLY S U C ­ C E S S F U L , BUT IN THIS CASE- HEY\ " S K Y * f DIP YUH HEAR WHATTHE PILL-ROLLER'S SAYlN ? SOMETHIN'S HAPPENED TO'PUKE'*! .— - ----------------------- ifib ti 111!) Palm etto, llh o n e 1011 (All theVlTAMINS tar all the family ‘at just a FEW PENNIES a DAY * / ; WHAT'S THAT? W ^C ! SAYS SOMETHIN'S 4 HAPPENED TO "DUKE"? DOC LANE. HE'S TTANPIt THEV'VE HEAR > US, SAM . HERE COMES ’S k v " W e b s t e r , r- HEY, SAWBONES'. IS SOMETHIN' WRONG With ' p u k e - Mo r g a n ? IT DEPENDS ON WHAT YOU MEAN BY "WRONG". r ig h t o v ep — i lite o e 1 Amber and 1 Black Capsule Supply Vitamins A B i , C, D,‘ E , Q amt B ., plus L IV E R , IR O N , th e office of calcium* P a r.n t o t h e *n‘a t e and, N**iacinam ide. 1T * * Dr. J. F. Brawley, • You cso never be sure you are gelttbR enough •m e n ilil vlntmlmr-imteir-ymt •nipptenfenr'ynor* t diet with known quantitiea of vitamint. So, guard against vitamin deficiency! Start the wite 1'lcna- OUCHTON DRUG COMPANY Pine Castle, Flori­ da, will be clpsed CAN'T TELL tT MIGHT Bt !RUE. THAT'S 1HE WAY OUK15'* HEADED IO.FIND A CURE FOR H IS M I 3 - M IS - - VUH MEAN lD ID U T S A Y S O .> "DUKE" MORGAN’S) J JUST HEARD 0G A C > ?r ____ ■ T T A T _■ U T H ER E'S A GRAVE WITH HIS HAMS ON MISANTHROPY, A VERY ACCORDING TO A R E PO R T I'V E JU ST RECEIVED, THER£r5 A GRAVE ABOUT TEN MILES SOUTH O F HERE WITH « / PUKEfe" NAME O N 11 THEN WHY DIDN'T VCD CURE HIM - - STEAD 'O S E N D IN ' HIM TO i A .M EDICINE MAN ? J SERIOUS D ISE A SE} d is e a s e CAN'T B E C U R E D '0Y ORDINARY MET HODS. on b o t h Sundays and Wednesday^. Passeoger far. Tire*, With GRADE A W H EN YOU G E T THROUGH FIGURIN' W HAT SO U R < VACATION 1t?lP IS G O IN 'tt) CO©T«tOU--YOU.b GETTER MUL1TPLV IT 'P ^ K / y tT UBUALUY P K S P _ COMES O U T / A s t e ? " IF "DUKE1* MORGAN’S REALLY DEAD, IT , MEANS THAT I \ W O N 'T - I D O N T ) BELIEVE IT I f S SUIT ^ AND i'M R iD lN ' DO-Affd Y WE'LL THE SOUTH IPAiL RIGHT J GO NOW Tp FIND OUT. WITH S O F A R ., THE SCHEME IS W ORKING, SAM . Y IT SURE v— R IP E BACK TO TOWN, DAN YOU AND SAM POOLS CAN S P R E A D WORD AMONG THE, R A N C H E R S ABOUT TOMORROW^ , --------------ELECTION. j-------------- * V " N g v iw o a n rumblbur down the road with Ig heavy load*. You know that lr « take a terrific beating from 4 grinding wear. Naturally, the to Vpnd that abuse m tut be IIV compounded to be extra tough :an th ' chn<N0W recap thee Urea of A, nB «IUi Grade, A T n ick to be exactly th e In recapping th e big t Ita e x tra todghneee iSJXtt to 6,000 mllca o f rero p e' o f o rd inary MEANWHILE No matter how you “ flgt . . . neglecting your tlraa a finitely coat you money, your tire* In good rapah the help of the 8£M| tAVE, ALL RIGHT. NAME ON DBOARD r "DUKE" MORGAN. AWFUL. ^ ( Y E A H , JKE" GONE,) WHAT'LL LO $T OUR J HAPPEN iT JO fJ IN THE - - - J ELECTION VTOMORROW? W H A T'S T H A T - A N \ f I T 'S TR U E H O N E S T E L E C T IO N \ R I D E IN T O W IT H O U T ‘ D U K E ’MOP - J Buffalo G A N A N D H IS ,— p o in t to ­ m o r r o w and G U N N tE S ? ___ S _ SEE ! flrow - _t i l l ------— V tS fC J - X f * f m*'lTKT* jP, i JJ 1,1 tf,' aBl1 I*tT.1’ "A m j/ .A 5 /st/ l M e A N W H i i . e ; | ^ ^ ^3 I f N �T1IK SANFORD HERAT,!), BANFQRD, FLORIDA PAGE EIGHT MONDAY. OCTOBER 29, 19 incident with the milliard dicta­ jotity o f, labor t*- opposed to torship alarmed many people in­ Peton, but I n a l he i* able to en­ t . frame up, but things went side and outside Argentina, but gineer a dem onstration. or strike arAoothly fo r *a time. Then the the country's troubles are basi­ in 'h is favor a t any time. President fell ill, and Caitillo be­ cally home grown. , came acting president. Army Trouble These troubles have come in Argentina’a difficulties f i n d Prodded by. army officers who spite of the democratic sentiments their roota in many local factors: admired N asi “eflciency*’ and of n great majority of the Argen­ Political activity by army offi­ By PAUL BANDERS tina people, who arc mostly of c er* , for yeari trained by German who be}f«yed that Germany would NEW YORK—If anyone ran Spanish and Italian stock, with a missions. Many Argentine ofilcors win the war, Castillo set a neu­ tell Argentina—richest and most mixture of German, Polish, Irish, studied in Germany, absorbed'the trality policy the day after Pearl literate of South American na­ English, Swiss, Dutch, Hungarian, psychology of the German gen- Harbor, and allowed N ati espion­ age and influences to continue tions—how Jong it will lake to Belgian ami French. etai staff. Few Argentine army unchecked. Ortlx ‘favored the clean up her confused mess, she'll Yawn At Politic* officers knew American or B rit­ United Nations, but was too ill like to know it. They arc among the best fed ish domocracy, or American Indus­ to count, and died several months Democratic President Juan An­ people in the world, and moat of trial strength. later. tonio lllos of Chile—Argentina'a them live comfortably — which A preponderance of the nation's Castillo suspended civil liber­ wcsiorn neighbor—s*v» that the miiy explain in part why,; unless Rio do la Pints republic is suffer­ things get very bad. Argentine* wealth, population and produc­ ties and used force to keep-dis­ tion is concentrated In Buenos satisfaction with his policies from ing from a serious Illness which are inclined to yawn at politicians, Aires and ita Immediate terrNory, she, and she alone, can cure. Thev want democracy but "they which means th at w hoever-con­ getting out of hand. Democratic The basic Illness of thu country usually don’t do much about it. trol* the city controla the nation. Argentines found Castillo unsat­ is nationalistic military dictator­ Typical of the confusion cur­ This fa c to r,p la n Into the bands isfactory on all counts. ship. complicated in recent years rently is the labor movement, of A fter he handpicked a candi­ Army .politicians. The only Im­ by Nasi-Fasclst trimmings. which has been split wide open portant military force is concen­ date for the scheduled 1043 elec­ Rut whether Argentina would by Col. Juan Domingo Peron, the trated at Campo de Mayo, 25 tions. the army timed a march from Campo de Mayo with a pe­ nff-aguin, . on-ogain strong man miles from the capital.' riod of bitter anti-government behind the military dictatorship If array officers decide' to feeling. • ipulsory wage change government policy, or By decreeing compulsory Peron in irig rents ren Increases, by lowering' and take power. they need merely That army march, June 1043, had a notable lack of outsunding 1 working hour* hv decree, by *c- threaten to march on the city. Icaders or cohesturr in the civilian I h-ciing and building up frlem li'in There U no other m ilitary misted CastillOi and nut a general loptical parties. Many Argentine* 1 the latmr movement,^ Peron won strength- within hundreds of in charge. The 1043 m arth—like car that they don’t have n man j considerable support in the unions, miles, and the distant garrisons th at 18 years earlier—was greet­ ed with applause. Thousands of who could Command nationwide Ho has Iwcn jelling latmr that he. arc weakP«nd ineffective. ■ u ) ! x t ___-.i_____ __jJ* giving It n New Deal. A rgentines remember, too, the The Nazi-Fascist symptom’s e n p l-^ la n y ArgTiJtffttfirfifySt^lir-rTtTp- -rrathm lr-early nw o rd * o r rtponted civil wars, and the delay of con­ tending factions ia ' accepting the principle of majority rule for F r e t h le many years after independence — — -----.— ------ ----was won from Spain In 1810. 1 ***1 ™Ur was Peron, leader, of a W E CAN'T D U P L IC A T E T H E A R O M A They' recall the long-standing group of ardent nationalists whole OF S O U T H E R N * BREAD— SO HE struggle for control between rich 1 CALLS ALL OUR PERFUMES > „ and progeaslve Buenos Aires and PUNK / / m m the more conservative provinces, the long struggle over what form W — of federal union'was to be estabM M* a llshed before a constitution final- H * ly was drawn up and ratified in ■ M I V l U f (Time To Be Needed For Argentina To Return To Normal 08c per (ins for three Insertions 37e per line for 8 insertions 03 per line for 20 Insertions • Minimum rates . . . 10c PHONE 148 OR BRING YOUR An. Count, live words to Uie line, Includl WANTED FILL up with ketwsene and fuel oil before winter. -\ -----H. ll. PiJI'K CO., IN C ---------- RIDE with someone going to Chicago or Cleveland Oct. 31 <n—Nov. l r -Wtli. shst n,expenses, Phono- 700-J or 840. ^ __ WASTE~d7~Yoking. Recently fresfi milk cow. W rite-Box 34, En­ terprise. Fid. Transportation Sanford—1 « -O r­ lando and.return 6 days wcok•ly. Phone 84fi=W. ' ’ FIREplace screen, must bo 26 inches or more, width and Jielg h t. 1202 W. 2nd_St._____ TWO FARMS F O R *SALE—Xlne 3 seres, tiled land, 1 good well, 2 story house, 1 car garagS, 1 tool house, 000 ft. W est of Lake Monroe Post Office. One —6 acres, all tiled, rood wall, 2 story house, story bam , W1 mile west on Orange Boule­ vard. J. W. Hell. Lake Monroe. Phone 16. __________ GOOD RELIABLE' USED CARS Wida selection a t or under OPA WANTED TO RENT No new cars for many transmonths. Get dependable tran s­ SMALL house or apartment, portation a t reasonable cost a t 'furnished. Permanent. Phone HOLLER MOTOR RALES 067, Mr. Eaton. 208 West First S t GET YOUR gasoline and oil at MISCELLANEOUS .........................Station across The Standard from the Court Tlousc. WE PAY highest cash prices for PLANTS FOR VICTORY GAR­ used turniture. Haynes A W il­ DENS: Collards. Cabhage, Let­ liams hurnuure Lo., .‘i l l E. 1st tuce, Escarole. Tomato plant*. bt. phone 068. Also Strawberry plants. J.W, Bell, Lake- Monroe, phone 16. BORROW lU .lth WHERE GET YOUR Baby Chicks at PRIVACY IS RESPECTED H unt’s Tuxedo Feed Store. YOUR natural desire for privacy Phone 368. In money n u tters ia strictly respected here. Friends and BABY buggy, used very little, relatives am not questioned good aa new, 826.00 cash. 018 about your credlL Your em­ Myrtle Ave., G.P. Paxton. ployer or businesa associates NEW cement block house, wired will not hear of your personal for electric- range, piped for affairs. There la no cauee for fuel heating, new drum outside. embarrassmenL 12 fruit trees, one lot east of Reasonable credit requirement*. house, two lots west of house. No co-makera on money loans, Located on E. 14th St. H.M. ’ariablo payment plane. FAMILY LOAN CO. . Brush, Sanford. Florida Bank Bldg. Phone 33 COW manure for good flowers. 60c per bushel. Phone 788-W. FRIGIDAIRE, sale. Call P.M. HORSE, 6 years old, and saddle. Phone 40-J. ROOFING, galvanized steel 5 V Krlmp style-brand new—finest quality. Act promptly for de­ livery of this shipm ent/ Fulen* > wider Mfg. A Distributing Comany, 010 Lancaster Drive, P. O. Hux .1361, Orlando, phono 21730 NSW Hampshire, White Barred Rocks. Pultorum tested chicke, 100 for 816.76; English Leg­ horns 100 for 813.60, prepaid. Live delivery guaranteed. Please mention second choice. Poultry Farm , 718 S. Howard Ave. Tampa, Fla. _____ SIX rdom furnished house, bath, ___ pi! Improvements, two acres on -main highway three miles from Sanford. Write P.O. Box 61, Sanford. Small down pay­ m ent MODERN home furnished or not Chicken compartment, out build­ ings, tiled garden, fruit trees. Monroe Corner on No. 44 "a t once11 or write lo r appointment. Owner, R.M. Hankie._______ . H cTu S e "Trailer, perfect condltlon, 000x10 tires. Sleeps 4. Furnished- Ju st the trailer for weekend tripe to the beach or traveling. I l l Holly Ave. plpwed and jtarrowed 01in Cameron Avenue. Thone E.B.. Stowe, 192-R or Edward g , phone 842. ________ MM-tfNO USE. WHATEVER MADE ME THINK THAT X*ar'XU#V SOUTHERN’S MATCHLESS FRAGRANCE COULD BE HAiTATEP? Southern 0& B r e a d f BUSINESS SERVICE DODGE - PLYMOUTH PARTS AND SERVICE 109 Palmetto Ave. Phone 1011 WE ARE futlv equipped and know how to recap your tires. N atural rubber ,or synthetic. We protccl the siilcwalls of tire. Jones Tire Shop, Sour dr. 1st and.E lm , phono 1108. BODY AND Fender dents, paint Injury or fading should bo corrected now to combat aging and weathering. ‘A new pain­ less method awaits you at YATES AUTO PAINT A BODY SHOP FOUND *20, 1* ply. J,w . l i ring*■ r .u . l Box 33, Altamonte Springs, Fla. POUND: Small female Fox TerHer. Phone H.B. Pops. 4&8-J. BLACK cloth bag a t Armory Saturday night. Rat-urn to Mary . . Lynd Roas, Fla- State _Bank^ LOST: Wallet containing money, identification, othsr papers. Ll F.C.' Santos, phone 262-w or R a t to Herald. Liberal reward. LOST: Large Red Bone Hound with white feet and Black ana Walker. Finder noUfy S ts. . Golding, Phona 406-J. De- That constitution — modeled after that of the United States— was adopted a t a time when the country was contrite end exhaust­ ed after more than 20 years of the most brutal dictatorship the country ever experienced. The dictator, Juan Manuel Ro­ sas. suppressed civil liberties, jailed, executed or exiled opposi­ tionists, sent goon squads prowl­ ing Bueno* ^Alres to mint out enemies. Road To Progress A fter Rosas, the trend wax more and more to stability and progress. In the 60 years up to 11)30, the country had established a repu­ tation as a modern, progressive, cultured country—an enlightened, democratic nation. But Argentina slipped back­ ward in 1030 and has floundered ever sinco. The Rosas influence had not died. The country’s dominant politi­ cal party, the Radical Civic Union (centrist) had split wide open on charges of graft and per­ sonal father than party rule by aged Prealdent HI poll to Irigoycn. Depression unemployment i n - ' tenslfied general dissatisfaction and prompted an army m arth from Campo de Mayo which un­ seated Irlgoyen end Installed. Gsn. Jpse Francisco Uriburu as pro­ visional nrasident. The .military revolution, and it* promise* ' of. rtfbrm , was greeted by cheoring crowds Unaware of what the army men realty “Intended. Uriburu allowed a local Fascist organization to get a foothold, but opinion against army rule was ■trope enough to force him to call elections In 1031. A moderate Gen. Agustin Ju stice was tha army candidate. Justo had a stormy term, but moved toward normal Itv by mak­ ing Roberto Ortiz, a liberal busi­ nessman. his candidate In th« 1037 presidential el ec lienee—'Fff satisfy extreme — conservatives, Justo nut Ramon S. Castillo—a narrow provincial nationalist—jip for vice president. —Ortta-CaatlHo—wOn-amM - Radi* • W. O. W. M embers Tuesday Ocl. 30th. 7:30 P.M. I t is hoped th a t all m em bers in good standing will atten d this m eeting as .a n u m b e r- o f im p o rtan t business m atters will be discussed. A large class of candidates will be initiated into W oodcraft, a num ber of im portant fra te rp a lists will be present including our S ta te M anager, Sovereign W.H. Mnr- C.C. Collins ^ F i nan c ial S ecreta ry— —r H J. Finch - D istrict Representative . I t’s easy to own th is beautiful Oil R angel V you’ve needed and w anted a new range— now is th e tim e to have it. The oveiv is big and room y and can tu rn out a perfect meal every tim e w ith a minimum of w atching. dA-. A utom atic lle a L Control • F u ll.Porcelain finish • Sm art, modern lines • Visible oven BABY CARRIAGES TELEPHONEOPERATORS Starting Rate 6 days —— $26.00 Single or Married • — Ages 16 - 35 “ . ExperieYfti Unnecessary• Paid while 'iewrtilng • Frequent increases • . Overtime pay • Paid vacations • Taxi-cab s e r v i c e for late hoars . * V.--. / APPLY CHIEF OPERATOR 8 • 6 weekdays Saturdays 8 - 12 LOST. Medium elied, reddish brown, short haired, long eared fnd two hind pews. Answers to name of Fagan. Last eeen in tha vicinity of Qrammar School. Notify the Police or phone 828- IMPORTANT MEETING f WASHING machines repaired— and all home appliances. - Coldwall GencraLJtAOlilr Shop, 707 North Mills, Orlando, phone 2-1072. Prompt service. Expert Auto Repairing Barfield A Jackson -------- in-cmmacUoii wiUt Yates Auto Paint A Body Works Phone 371 _.____ FLOOR sanding and finishing, Cleaning and waxing. II. M, Gleason, Lake Mary. AUTO PAINTING By C.W. "P at" Johnaon 16 years experience in auto ant! alrcraflpalnting. Sanford’s popu lar paint authority. HOLLER MOTOR SALES 6 ROOM bungalow located on 308 W. 1st SL Oak Ava. on corner lot. Cloaa Ur schools. In perfect condltlon. Can give poesaarion with­ LOST in few day*. Edward F. Lane, LOST: Green wallet on First Street containing Identification papers, Reward. BcL to Herald, FOR RENT h«w*P*P«r- w ibglied W a s , H it-, antl-goverameht dembnstrt elr and Mussolini. j by students and thousand! He made the government a I others, strong-arm affair which set up a Then Peron quickly ra-ei Gestapo, crushed all forms of cx-1 llshed his influence, presslon, wooeo wooed labor, and even . Elections — -----— for pression, were set next played up to local Communists April 7 in the interval between' by trying to enter into negotia- peron’* real or synthetic sly op­ tions, for establishment of rela- and his quick bounce back/ V tions with Moscow. power. The army -threw Peron out of Whether Peron is still aroumphis posta of vice president and on election day and whether thert* labor minister in maneuvering ape other candidates, remains to' which wasn't quite clear, a fte r be seen. J Fleteller's Castoria ia the laxative to use because it ia made aapeciaUi) (or children. It’a sale and genllo—as a child’s laxative should be—sod It works thoroughly sad effectively. There are no harsh drugs in Fletcher’s Castoria. It will not cause griping or discomfort. Moreover, Fletcher's Castoria la pleasant-testing. Chil­ dren like to take it, so you don’t have to struggle sod fight with your child to get it down. construct -----^ J k a p H n g m ount­ ed fo r e x tra com fort, • Body i of leath erette w ith safp ty belt, a d ju st­ able top, rubber tirea. SOUTHERN BELL TEL. & TEL. CO. NUMDAH RUGS ! CUSHIONS waterproof Lea �» 1 W .’ f * ' l ' • - ib r .’ In I f. THE WEATHER To Protect the Peeee of theTNorldi To Promote the P r o f r t u of Americai To Prodoca Prosperity for Sanford. TODAY: Fair this uflrriiiHin a n d . tonight. TOMORROW: Continued fair and slightly u arn irr In south portion. U nlly There S i f e f t a t 1 Jap Labor Is R eactivated * Under U. S. IHr A M O fO lrii a British To Use All Weapons To End Revolt Navy Sky Fleet Delights Truman r f r f e r a l h » WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER .11. HU a M em ber A ssociated I’resH NUMBER 34. Truman Asks Wage Increase For Workers Crftissr Booms Salute For Truman General Slain While Arranging Details Of Cease Fire Or­ der With Leaders Black Market Flour­ ishes On $500000 Worth Of Stolen U . S i Army Rations M f SANFORI), FLORIDA. Established 1908 VOLUME XXXVII t AN IN D E PEN D EN T N E W S P A P E R BATAVIA. Oct. 31. Lieut. Gen. Sir Philip fhri>usou.^ I’r r n l • The Ja p laljoi* m ovement has fujen ■reactivated under Im ericajk -occupation, is cutv ■ently united and plans to use politics as its vehicle of __advancement—A m e r c e m e n t ' tan been reached' at* a mcetof Ja p labor leaders who will convene again F riday * to create a Socialist party . president A p p r o v cs B o o s t s In Pay; M o v i e Employees Return To Work . t , ', c __ ^ / rirTr ii 't s m f * *- . 4Ilf 1 *tw(irfej«|r,| l*rrt»Ml ,D I hEast Indies, issued nii Itimsteni pul »• itfli* •tottiLs 261,000 to jjp d » j^ 4 ta tc m n ii • tb crujh with jtlay aft President Trum an Ap­ ■si • ci,n>«>< 'mg lores •■>■' modern pealed- for in d u strial' peace . . i. v ny Indonesian forces ul.i.li ijiiui'H JU nu.il troops. and prosperity Dpproyed ro n -. tie acted shortly after announc­ ISnatile— tvitgv '"Boosts with ing the murder of a* British Urig| price inm'use.s only whcrfi adler last ‘night while an tinging detail- of u cease file o n le r; J necessary. . in the company of Indi-uudan Motion picture w orkers, 7,leaders. The m uulrr dim.. . I a V 000 stroiik. h a v e returned to three day buttle which npp.m itly . ' IV Occupation athorltle* have jail­ had ended when a new' attack F woik after a -'ll week walkout ed a dozen Nazis and impounded broke out. following an AKL jurisdiction dlsm ore. than half a million dollar* ; A -renewed-bn ttli—a t -Socm-r^jw MUte—The stiikg leaders claim n of -bullion* a n d ' securities. T he ended iusl night a ftrr the outvntt.iv. This four day strike of black market, said to involve at liumlicrtil British agreed to a Al l . workers which closed the least 1600,000 worth of stolen iruce which reportedly excludes { port of GalYeston, To*, ended army rations and clothing, has Dutch troops from the nnvul base aftei a settlement of the wage been smashed with the arrest likpute. and gives the Indonesian National­ ’ of four American soldiers, two Hants Italian middle men and three Jap ulnft to view some of the 1,200 Navy fighters and hnm lfis funring ists a large, measuic of control As I’resliicur i niuinii m d Ins tciicw ine party uli'.u I tin de-l iom c .Reiisliiiw njovid im i the great 'Ml over Inis tinlls|H)ltaUon ea it British Ala). Gen* „Hawih irne parade of wniships giitheic.l m the Hudson lia v r, t I e cmi u i'SS lleli'na ler- l-o with .1 iwi nly-om* "d the. .Mississippi River was distributors. overhead as he reviews the flrot from the desltnyer llenshaw in the was understood to have agreed to At Neustadt, , Schloswig-Hol- Hudson Iliver,' New YbVk, durfiig the Navy Day ceremonies. A t the gun ia|iiic. The photo,- invi-n trpm a Navy id Imp. - hiuvt ntl.n \i cis'lfl (lie FlCi'f ioihidjoir the I'SS I hTTOleilcil with ii tieup by a Indonesian oigumxed New \m , the_M lm m ii i d me Ihitciprise, i K, *einational) -stein It was revested some 9,000 Vight may be gem part of the battleship Missouii. ilntoritational) p e r m i t Irike of 1,090 AKL employees of gruups tu maintain tin ir arms •Wiati concentration camp victims Kl»«— tin Oral - - Hod - I'anusylvania------and to shore patm lline^o* m e are believed to have-died when Greyhound mill affiliate lilies. A Koeraltaja duck area with the Bliturates A p p l i c a i i i i i F i l e d R e v . C a r p e n i e r the Germans crammed them into ■tiiko, HUKhi AKL CIO mnehin* ish. four ships sent out deliberately i«is in the Snn Kraniraco area I* Iluwthorae. who enleied In I > • into the Baltic Sea to .be sunk F u r R a d i o S ta tio n ,s s p e a k e r A t ,| l eeping more than 19.0011 other ncsian forces' lines witn P: undent by. Allied warplanes five days beworkers off tin* iohs. Socket no of tho hiiloesinn i.cnu'.ifora V-E Day. A ruthless search lic, reportedlv gave verbal a -urIs now underway for the Ger­ WASHINGTON. ()ci it. GPi— unce tlial no Dutch Hour would man naval commander responsible. I're.-idwil T i u m a u last night \|i|dicalion lialiven oinde *ilh l>e liei inilled to land tit Soeruiuijn. The bodies of thousands who urged liighci wage- for labor The British frigate Wavrney llic Fodeinl l 'on’i"i -i" ......... i perished in biasing ships or genciully without incrcii.se in ptirvinu in V . ! i .* . ■ ,i hastily put to sc.i this morning drowned are still being.w ashed Muvc Is Sponsored By 1nd. i -Iiition I■■ ............ • • vi . Biirt OT Religion In p r i c e Imt authorized pay to intercept two Hutch ships cn• - u p on the beaches. A few *urin imlustrii*- essential In. Avoid;inee Of War ' isluislor .1 t _.t'iv , Woman’s ( ’lull In Snefnr h it v i ' • l Ivors told the story today. The New Manager Spent Veteran Comes Home route to the naval liasc. mi vci i ion even if their pricer Hawthorne n!>.i was said to In .'Inpnuei f It* n . . i t do i full details will come before the ^ To Take Over Sem­ have agreed that ureas outside ‘Clty-Wkle Program : ■■li*r tc ( .lull v l 'hutni i o * I’hIcI By Minister go up Many Years Playing war crimes trial of th e Neue Dcrluring lliat pciuetime eut* . — i (' mincrt c. Were to he policed en tire­ inole T i r e S h o p lythe bycity Indoesian Gimme Concentration Camp com Professional B a l l rin pan tli:ii religion lm« t i in ca n .mgs me a "sure road At tl.e l ‘ei|Mc«t of All- 41 \\ I III* Up pi lea t mu «vn- 'filed forces, such as raander and his staff. piny hi i!i«* avniiln'ce of future to wide unemployment” if not In Washington, President Tru­ ______ w .................. . Capt. Juck K. Morrison, homo the peace p resn v a tio n corps—T. Kuckei. JllI'-idcnt of till* S.I* j *cvcinl weeks ago in it funnel* wars and nlllititcniiiice of pi-ice i in u s'Iid . In* i limed three classes Ed Levy Whitner is. cxfcctinl fnrd \\ oiii'i'i . i 'I lIi.Mayoi lal* luisinChs nssoclnli* uf .1.1 litgli*\ man disclosed he hopes the *d- to arrive "Thursday to lake over on terminal leave, has purchased K.K. tndav,ici|i.i*sti*il i who revenlcil I hat .the man i . now i w.m iOll.ix stli-ie d by tile Rev ■if woikci- entitled - to wage The truce was regarded* by wind lliitgu■ministration of conquered Ger­ tho Seminole Country Club, In?.. I from II. K. Xelswhmler the coni- ilthmu.’li they muy mean tlmt every citizen ' in SanfurJ I in tin* radio huslness in u nuufhei .Mjlll < .iipeplci. itii-lo! of *I •«ly lo" many—now In m ilitary hands— it was announced today by G. i trolling interest in the Seminole some observers here ns a vic­ ii-< in (uices of the goods they Cm-Kpisc'ipat I'liiireli. in do participate n mi inti eiisivc i 'I o i . i 1 of otlict' litic.-i. •will be turned over to Allied W. Silencer, first Vico -president ; Tire Shop, _inc„ wlileh he is tory for fhe Indonesians, since producu. it was a Hellish order tn tuir- ■“!*' campaign Itegi lifting Tliun The ninimhci 'i,^ I'diniuciVi** il'fpjrilig tnlk In Kiuummi- —nl civil'Butoritlea by next June. He of the new corporation. Also ; now managing, "I wonder hull many of you !% ;■ lloiel Mayfair llc 'w m mn d eimltnuilK render arms winch provoked i 1 a n d i iinumimg their wliich , da; ■ ^"v. made a -in n>v of Stiufoiir foi also told his newt conference he due to arrive is Al Bryant who Capt. Morrison, the son of know tlmt many war workers J. Morrison, the thiee-dav liatllo in which 29 [ ‘hUmifh the month of Novcmbci Hu* npplicaui mnl t!|o f l u of iroiliiccd liy ttalpti A. Smith looka fo r Russia soon to ;»■ Join nu»« w u i iu ■■ wi)l again take over his- former Mr, mi. unit >.1,1 Mrs. .m*. \V. ••. «. "Religion is u MlVjivi that hn > Imve already had to take, or. British Indian troops were killed ' *.~cp «d mldlhonul mnwin* ma Sanford ' dcMvnutcd a plot o' Tfrl *9 -ware vtc'iTcd Bid. m i f » Wrn ' remy dut »>. aloVui.rto*”be""lisAl' fof"*ttift*'iifrinf »!'L *2!*S!!"?-***: ,r‘ \...' ’ ; ‘ wtlriUe0 * _. . . fnt- ♦lias -------fii'ti nnd tia bn)f I'wurw nf five nnd half yearn of tiptiv activeA dituulities w r v Pwab .if.iMtuiicsd. repldh \ as. possible the ( itx . lower nod aiudlo l.utldlnc. wbiili ’'"hiv' whirii I" m for til* greens. The Commission m et yesterday . ______ j • l»art nf the clcnn-Uli, uii luding need of deni ttilnklnu ami i yunrter or more," ho said in w*g« acocpiahhr to the iii>oli'.iini Ed Whitner spent six years of duty us u.iesarvc offtrci. during presented. but Russia waa not rapresehtc « pftrkwuys. lrcci and alleys. Ij.i -eeking. v papnreas - fol H* Uim-t bli liyig - UWuiteil wage • price which time lie participated Jn . Arrangenients have" Iwen made professional hasdbati playing on He said .G reat Britain sA t ---------- V* i-ccn autltoriirsl in the t ity to n Ides." lo* raid ■ , hrondcast. Patton’s Third' Arihy of- f --------- -- - " 1 Canada which there the secrete many teams before getting on Gen.' n rm ir n n i n n n mission, M *vio 11iir:: in - dndaiml for a tulUmml ItiKikutl nnd the Ill* tiu i nil! of ih. * " lin k .' "ft' nothing is done lu help the ' fenslve in Europe. nililicaUim n. now pending in the New York ’ Yankee baseball of the atomic bomb have known M I Y liK lfcirS lame# Mi.u-ghlmt.--p ark super men" who look hojnfulK I*. Sa* workers in ilil- siluatlon. mil* __ He entered the service at. Ft. how to produce the bomb. The team as a left fielder in tho __ ____ ______ ____________ _ irdcndcjit, will i.Hipemte in tin Washington with a decision <\ Kliinci.il., I'lit .lam i t ! I mul'it Ilona of families will have tn peeled in tin* pear future. . three will soon have a conference Spring nf 1PU. This wus a fte r' Bcnning. Ga., in September, 1919. work 1‘v using every facility' at I V . f.o tli.* * .m o: of , ' tighten thcll belt* by several lie had been medically discharged nn,l "'** Benl Die Piim.nm »I aiMliiiirrl fin I'agr on the future disposition of The minimi Seminole High - command, it w>i' stilledpence that'w ill emloie. loll wain/one fur two and a half ray. He said he' h e'hhasn't asn 't from the U.. S. Coast Guard, Canal atomic energy. i it tlial l oi* m ike i( 4 • * *»ii«. years during which time hi* wa- School Stunt Night will be held . 'demiiera of the Seminole ('impyet given anY thought to running i following three mouths of ser- promoted from second llcutemm:, tonight at . 8:00 P. M at tin- lei of. Future Funnels of Amur !" \l|-s ; I f O l i n i i 11-if To I.il.<* il lliev pliieo nil d I ’eon , fnr the presidency In 1948. vice. He was then advised that to first lieutenant and to caplnlu. , 4Ccleiy Crate. The public is i n- I ' m have offered t . o i iovii— fldeucr ii llitrse liig (Meetinr-. .*,e|Y 1 rntc',, 1 h ,e P. dee to »n injury to hin back, he He then returned to the llnilcl v ««* *“ “‘tend 'the COWU .I -md «;T Lead Bond \Vpnu*n I'c.rcc is uji-,eliisixi .tiuiu tn had better not piny baseball. .States for a year during whirl l,,w foue elusses at high ' ‘.t tins purpose; and pinin nt life" lie ileclmi l. "iind c. e o n He had gone from Kunsas C ity |1C vv,ls Pnj a ffwj In acticulim.' i hi competition for u rup ciq*- worked n it t m. *•1. i E. Roillilillat . i* Ii <• It ' i . i ni pence ill Ho* m ild to the A'ankees for the first time ncw unit, the 274th Field At til- I'fcsentrd for the best one a d . iieiolnl tin* Women’s Division in mile*. 1 1 *i. is pence in oVi- .. |iiev!iiii. win loan drive* will limn. teilll." in 1942 %nd hit fine during lery; Hiittalion a t Can.,. Philip. »*»“> -----------„ J plm j.'d,"' Mud ^ l ’v‘u ilm lO'aln lend bet effort lo tir Med that with I’li'iinui,: III! Spring training. Imt Tailed to con-' **«««*. he ws* as.ienetl ,,|V* Wiibur Nolan will finish g.na, “» r can make a n.nddei Kill, tV. i l.olinn Drive, ii un nect wllh* tho hall nften enough f A , t u„ xiiinl ThllNday Hli 16 day leave whir l <»M«* ahaHinR Iti # tli»* <u*xl \U ininoum I todav by, Edwimi K i’cnc* i,it world would i o ! mgei l:c la' ll*1 t by lindthl'i . 'll"1 III "Duke" MarNeill in 13 regular games, hitting .122 ^ im y m England, umi his bai | followed hia return from m e. d a / j providing '-vi .y.im* die I,line, put.licit v chain lino of ti. ■mi t*lii .I I could lint lake t Hr* tiie .Seluillole High School "Jl" n nd-w an- eent 4yo*k to Kurinas— received new roinhat equip Wr . , r * , , ■h ii i' a!ui*I. started Momiiiy iiolloi l lill' iniglil In* in I **' Squad .will travel lo Dnytonu The Sanford State Market may "Mi*. Ilmimillal, with hoi oi *“1T4!,v Will wills lb ■ llcm'ii to piny the .Mainlandlu iUimtiun_did niuru .iu pm .u u i U*. tl b ITI’-i« ba compared to mother Hubbard’s as4>U*i yHtirh—Srhool—,JIF’ tewrn "Thursday— -waa i olio!. ~ thC“ T0Vlir hr ii 19 T "AHicT ^fam cd - cupboard: there Is ~a “bT* played in ltHili and 1940, hit for perienct tin* Till uir loin drive ihnn ranee, •'I'll.' plop.*- 1 of icligion i- t i.eV roing. This' will Ik* Hie opening ■oil niixci and u -cwnr piiinp vo ... ...................... h| 1|h */:|„ ,., . lean Fruit Growers, i ne. ii o i -nil arm a ‘I’ mt juiuip, i ., I nr., is o i ^d em and tor vegetables but no anything else, noil w« all know iroot I ' * Hiid Vo ili.|*t.ii** nano* o f the season for the “ B . including 12 homes, nine tr i- • e*u«ht u^ h|'*Ph nawklue n " l’u‘ 1,"‘s» trip to Pittsburg. I '. ceonling lo ( iti H e.: . II supply, other than a few beana .212 Imt iiuytlmig itml Mrs. Unuiml- ilistlu . mot . -.iisp*i'ioil among squuil* .,u<r Buffalo. N V. Ssyer which earn their title of ‘‘enap les. hfl doubles ami 8t> runs halted ' ”rl,B “ men was tlil I .it till) lieiul of, she will onl, — Mr. Bayer .eremlv pent «v Tin* Feds, spuiked l»v Lossiug . . beans” because they are snapped i, and was voleil the third most . . |make a uccess of, for she ho men mid "iiliioi-a lie ii'i lari' 1 probable | nt.j.m lulled - ■ • ut an y th ‘ in g "- said and n a r t ! *Mrs' Kd U n e *nti Mro. S. , *!sv* estimating ihe pt< tll‘' 1,11 «Hd "B" aciuoi, up >o rapidly by produce buyers. valuable player in the Internaanything, mini o) , |(1. , 1lN..M «■,*„ ..oekhpr «; J.backs,Grantham, will im .ml-tator avengo last *t| unit- had to ’ wait for ,J , *ham have been busy during coal of fniair ami material itrus fruits are, however, mov. tional League. .Mr, i.ane. i . ii -1 ' ''17,9(19,900 tn, ii'lnill'l, veac’s losses (o Day(ona. In With hi* second opportunity .. . | . nJf ni ii rj. i the past several days gatherin': . ilia swimming pool projict in Ft ng rapidly *and in good supply. "The Fcmliiub* G.iuniy quoi I"* pitul- a id a' in j | •■■riiilal Deal, frvsliman tail back, Manager II, J. iLanman, how­ Un Y .,lie« i f-clnf-him . Im C ^ ^ ^ S r S j t Is $671,099, nnd w«* h a ir asked clniU'lii-. IhioiIiinI arm*, aial oddr.l lli:it b lj li»e foiw aided lo Wesley llintz. , Hu* Fed* iiuvi* a hnnl runner, ever, holds out hope for the ve­ purchased the liCst buck brace I’vc-V" w,‘" linn prevlopsly . . , the.. attack „ ,,of the iinllnwoVn Hallowe'en parso p arty -n.i and roatutm constructloiu eiiginrci i i I. in.rinit. Lb'liiglit i .D i e t i( l! . i k',mis tselst t In r» l buv ilts* sis S Iin s . . I Uu,ll,u"'.1 M l l U - 1*1 *1 1* ' I lust 1’ , S I"9.999.1 ",| •> Aided bv • lapsing nnd Grantham getable buyers, and stated ti available jiml nf|K»rted for left „ Following •d today Belgian bulge, the Battalion,, in* d a n c e 'th a t Mill take "lace thci.* Mich. T h e la tte r fercntly ml, ; Z , oi the amount I r th at in another week cabbage Mge will field duly. By midscason he tml eluded IHi1 . .nitstemling downficld tn -th c -4th-ArnRvFed"T)ivi-'t tohighti ‘■ Thev h: are using yellow, vised not *t» call for bids on thi of what thev have already '^wentiai m erer and-tn tvfb weeks eaearola th e Yanks In runs* batted in, al­ aion, to im-ura-pwiffc." . j j.lockvre. ho should l« nblc to deployed north lu the relief orange and buck as a Fall eolm project before Kelt 1, as lit* l*cs.wil] be w s cut. um iPlanting! M i i u i i f i of u i theee u icB u m o u K n ne nun j u i/ u t i in m though he had played in 16 fewiiouglit if thev do thin now.w.*J He P"'nti*d out ihi.t thedf**: break away fur numrrnua gains, the 101 Airborne division M'hsme. : . Iievad that conditions - would lie will Ii.* one or f^vegetabiaa j j e abtiut.. normal In or game* than-any other player, of the first in tin* tain** a p a r t, ul wars had U*i*n J The local boys, aided by perwhom they freed a t IUstogne '. ■ -------tietter for building at th a^tiu ic. klale to roach thla aectioif and they seem to be Ilia running, howevar, due to hia after nur quota," bu t. b...ping together in Ihe Iasi i sonnel from the Saufuid Haval *the historic breakthrough. I- A. Lamb recently we* issu d -------------------------- — maturing In fine fashion, ha aaM. back ' Injury, caused him pain, and added ,, | .... 1 Air Station, have been ut worn .. Cetery nlaDt i n g s also aeem to be in midsaason he was sold to Mil­ During this action, Capt. Morri­ a city'' bqllding ;»erinit to err* i „ "Help bring the boys bun.,* tn ......’ jf ai l . | | ltf„.., «'«ring the past week on their son was wounded In the' right u $4,000 five room cottege st S g L W llllH IR M u r t l l l . th n r loVet! rtnei*. for they hnv ■bout tho aame as last year, be waukee where, liusiiiiig utU rk. which is rumored in.. Cabin f’rtiie* I..,.. i __ hand by m ortar shrapnel. "' the ArmiUff« Court lootlariy, he batted S i.1 tin to lie good. Tin* probable starting A ftrr the battle of the bulge, lion. The Florida Vegetable Commit­ ' D i s c h a r g e d B y A r m y I !f?'*!L,t * loto f f i h ^ t h s 'S o b "u p «ld '''ugetim lby /“teer In’ ~itsifrecent report, ii following this season on Oct. __ ./ !♦“• » 'p *° f,n“ » the Jo b .^ sald )nlt. , .*Hgion, In- -lid. constitute 1 lineup will h e J .K Jennings; LT t stated 23, 1944, he had a spinal opera­ the Battalion picked up with the W eilieringlohi Id, Shoemaker; G, The o;>en season for hiintini! ■ Bgt. William "Robert'- Martin, j r"~ * tfn*' only liopn of bmldiTur » new Reel; RG. Hardin: RT Jenkins. it due to anticipated has vy sup. tion, after which he spent the win­ SOth Infantry and pierced tbu and low prices on cabbage, the ter a t Dubsdread in Orlando Siegfried Line in the vicinity uf 'luck«L ^geose and coots, begin' Who sei veil fur three years a ■ >w price* _ . . worlil. RE. Whelchel. I.II Lansing; RII Prum, Germany, in e irly Janu­ on In d a y . ■ . . . has re. . . * j |i|T Jiuss, Kiuunis presi­ Alexander, S?.A ias allowing the celling, to playing golf to get In shape. ary, Bn aviation mechanic, Qll, ranlbam and KB. They tllen returned wltn suspended. It is also re- Every club in the big circuit# dent, received an affirm ative Deni. _. 77 . celvrd his honorable diiclinige Rationing Of Shoes _ ported th a t there are several pro- tried to d raft him, and he was the 10th -Armored Division to vole, win'll Inrequested Kiwanis The regular meeting of Tayl ur. and is now ut home with*hi* Is Brought To End to uiLL'i jointly on Nov, ti! with The regular squad will play dem ising new cabbage varieties in sold to the Philadelphia Athletics Trier, which they liberfcted after Oimmiindory. No. 28. K. T.. will1 parents, Mr. umi Mrs. J, V. Mu. _______ St. Augustine Kriday evening in the m aking/ resistant to disease for |16,(M)0, but was unable to q breakthrough. At .KalserUn- bV h?,d Bi ..7!S0 p * M *’ tin of Glndorvilli' y ^ K i ’ ,2 S S 2 S tliut city. and raid. There Is also reported play baisebal] again as he coutd tern they tried to contact tne which tlm r the flluatrlous Or«l^r A grArluiitc of Svminnlv IIItrkt . w A M iiN a T O N '.q a T i . w - 1e ' f c K Seventh Army. With the 6th of tho Hod C ro n will bo con* School# 8 *1. Martin w*» ait‘ nclivo to ba ar difference of opinion on no longer run. ? n OPA '! ! y ot!.l« !JB a a..ta!. 2 * nlghi J .t! n»it ..... .’ rg" a t midnight last Armored spearhead they (hen f m g , on t C lan of Candlduh”*. rntmber of thi* Future Farmer Stho cabbage container#; whether to A native of Alabama, be first went to Kassel and Muhlhausen. Ail by time zones, pormitting <ivi-i , K unis bait a goal la contipu* to osa the cheaper bogs, ehone Sir Knights are invited lo | organization and string bund. He Pic. Ralph L. Peters on the baseball team of and on v. April 16, stepped 89 attend. , , 1^ „|,e „f the "Florida lir o r e h i j ^ in wooden rantainera- Aabevllla, of JSHIO.OIH, sales ill U) r r ; Hu. '" -oil'll f t «? ..... N. C. High School, miles due west of Dresucn. Enjoys Riviera A r ^ Ed l.arie ___________________W ranglers'1 a well known string ? fir*t M '"' Victory loan drive aa an etrfl on the football facing the n^*53i^hub The next move was to deploy lin o nine F tb. <• 1U4«j . , j^durttMl French llurvvy, iimnugcr rionaa vegetable lT inn and band of central Honda. aquad. A fter attending Oak south' !n nearly two year* and nine f |t ,{ilI Theater. «> a Kldu*try a t jpraaant 160 miles In the drive to Sgt. II. \V. Shannon, another With the United State* Forte* Ridge Military Institute, ha evaded ted. Despite the . member of this t i "up is expected months pf rationing, each c iv ilia n 'T.,,,,;,,,, on (He Rivjeru. Nice. Franco:— the* offer* of North Carolina Regensburg with the 3rd Cavalry A l t a m o n t e Man has been eutltlcd to six pairs of | 1 and relaoH of n a n ro ^ , 'a n d they were tho first Got Suicide *Plane! soon from the European I Oct.' 31, (Special) —Pfe. Ralph colleges, and a t lha request of G due trios and --------- -— --------to direct artillery fire over stszrx* Theater. Tho gioup violinist, rationed shoes — slightly more* Tom Powell, entered Rollins Col- unit ' L. Peters. 317 Park Avenue, Help' than un average of two p a irs' the Danube River. They continued swnsBh *o~ l)»ve Shannon, is now stationed kegq * t W inter Park, on New to 1ford, with Company A, 160th voarly. Generally, this ws# enough S t a t e G u a r d S l lO d t Austria with the 13th DlvUioq, w v in T * u a s i e uBI n ° ^ o with the air force base at West for the men, but not sufficient Engineer Construction B a lte lu it Years day in 1936, and a fte r two going parallel to the Danube rESCORT , n ,, ~ %• USS R I C H A R D 8. p*]n, ne>ch of baaeball and one year of recently spent a seven day fur­ lo satisfy women or children. I n E l lS tl S S u n d a y River, until they halted on VE BULL IN THE PACIFiC, Oct. 31 j.c k Martin, a brother. footbalk, burned Jk-ofasslonal. lough In the U.S." Riviera RotepA ----------(Special 1—Leon RouJ, atewerd s ti now , U Uun*.l in the Philip- with growing feet. Jack McDowell triad to Day. tional Aren a t Nice. mate, first d a ia , of Altamonte OPA Chief Bowleg warned in „„nuzil competitive rifle C a p L Morrison returned to J n to join Clark G riffith’s During his stay on the famous < fpring, who [a expected to be Issuing th# dlrertiva th at connwll;, Letwovu the four companies ___ . Senatera. but fnetead, VlrginU on July |0, and was In the U. 8 . on leave soon, had Blue Coast, the "Cote d ' AgMf*. sumers will not always bo able to 0f t),a fourth Buttalkm of ths signed with McCarthy, and whs redeployed to C m 1' Bowl*, buy the shoe styles they want In' Florida State Gourd will' take frequented by millionaire farmed out for seasoning to be Texas, lie expects to receive his the distinction of figuring in th Clarence L. Wynn the immediate future. But he place, a t thu Eqstls Gun Club Sun- mopolltea before the war, Norfolk teem of tho Aedmont honorable discharge in December. shooting down of one of the first Peter* enjoyed the many v seat IDs decorations include the ETO known Jap mickle planes, and Discharged By Navy said that 28.000,000 pairs were ,|#y murning at 8:39 o'clock, it pleasures organised by the IMi; I of taking g>art In the rescue of produced this month and th at outwa* announced today by Capt. then played in turn with ribbon with. . four . battle ;. -.. _stars, . - 160 eurvlvars of n tgrpedoed Army to give ite soldier* n Clorenca L. Wynn has received put in November and December John L. .Galloway of Company C. chance of- tb# Eastern **» a citation for slater to rest, and relax. ' ship. . Tho competition will be with hi* discharge from the U. 8. probably will reach 30,000,000 irk. 0f the meritorious service In the LuxOverseas for 16 months*. P(e, The reecue look place in the Naval Reserve after having ser­ pairs monthly—*a rate equal t o ; .22 caliber rifles from all losis«* battle off Leyte wben the ved three years with th* Sea bee* normal pre-war (ismsml. Huns, standing, sitting, knealing Peter* earned five bettta_ p p r^riBall crewmen jeopardised their as a painter. — 'and prons, both i>low,“nd rapid pation star# on hli Anlonette -H aia. seaman first Gf*. ' % < u w the men. Twenty-two month* of his thiec " Theater Ribbon for ___ _ rescue was In,* pro- yesurs service was spent iu foreign , UBNR, who has been serv­ Trsnsportstlon will, U* pro through France, Luxembourg,' tress so o th e r. destroyer escort senrics which meHated duty a t ing a t Wave Quarter* “J>," Wash­ tne guardsmen will many and Austria. His b Rua tank the enemy submarine, that Newfoundland. England, France, ington,' D. C.t baa rocalvad her e Armory at 7:30 o’clock built the longest combat torpedoed Ihe ship. ” honorable discharge from tho promully In order to arrive at across the Rhine a t Mehta. Holland. Belgium and Gormany His wife, Mrs. Mildred Other actions In which the Navel forces. Mrs. H alf Is the 8:30 In Euslis for th* match. Uni H r. Wynn ,expacta to resui C jfcxpeci* and paper hanging wife of Calvin- Charles lleig. form will ba khaki with leggins Peters a t present Uvea a t In Sanford a t his home Celery and Brisson Avenue. San­ and helmet liner. Dinner will ba and his parents, Mr. and’1 ferved free said Capt. Galloway. L. Patera llv* Ut J ‘ Avenue, ford, 2600 Grandview ( Ed Whitner To :Capt. J. Momson Take Over Golf - Injured In Battle Club Tomorrow Of Belgian Bulge CJaan-yp Diive For Novem ber To He In caniovd Kiwanis Meet Celeryieds Being (iroonied For Game With Daytona “B” S u p p l y Reported Light At Market By H. J. Lehman y xk !"B E M tli ' ■ wtik ' ‘ .. .il j ’ " ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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, October 29, 1945 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 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 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 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/48bff092d7b44e158a93a91976ebda98.pdf 11a38d56fbd8d7423031085287d5a497 PDF Text Text «■* it PAGE EIGHTH C L A S S IF IE D THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA — ADVfUO IfllfSO « A T tt ibe p * One for ono insertion Me per line for three Insertloos 57e per line for I insertions M per line for 20 Insertions Minimum rates . . . 30c PHONE HR OR BRING YOUR A fts'te TH E SANFORD HERALD Count, fire words to the line, Including phone and address. A ll advertisements for situations wanted will be charged * t at the regular classified rate*. OUTSIDE aalesman ami shipping clerk for Mather Kumlture^Co. F IL L up with keiwene and fuel pil before winter. II. B. POPE CO„ INC. SALESman to call on local trade, establish 'route. Must live in Sanford. Lewis Candy A .Tobnceo Co., Orlando. TW O FARMS FOR SALE—One 8 acres, tiled land, 1 good well, 2 story house, 1 car garage, 4 cool house, 600 ft. West of Lake Monroe Post Offtee. One 20 acres tllsssl celery farm, Intrfly — 6 acres, all tiled, good well, 2 plowed and harrowed on Cam­ Btory house, 2 story bam, H eron Avenue/ Phone E.B. Stowe, mile west on Orange Boule­ 1D2-B or Edward f ; Lane, vard. J. W. flell. Lake Monroe, phone 542. Phone IB. * __________ ■NICELY furnished 2 Iwdroont GOOD R E LIA B LE USED CARS apaftment,i lower floor, close V tde selection at or under OPA In. AdulU only. P. O. Box ICO. telling. No new cam for many months. Get- -dependable - treneportstion at reasonable cost at HOLLER MOTOR SALES 208 West First St. FOR RENT GET YOUR gasoline and oil at . The Standard Station across . from the Court House. RABBITS for sale, llfi East 21st P L A N T S FOR .VICTO RY GAR­ DENS: Collards, Cabbage, Let­ tuce, Esearole, Tomato plants. Also Strawberry plants- J.W. Bell— Lake-Monroe, phone~ lB. WESTINGhouse Aerotdl Auto­ matic “ Bug Bomb", containing DDT. S2.06. Touchton Drug Co. GET YOUR Baby Chicks at Hunt's Tuxedo Feed 8tor«. Phone 368. 8 ROOM hol'se in Lock Arbor, hardwood Doors, one acre of ground. A bargain. Call County 4104. T R I rP lL rF - M A ID In U HM R E L IE F O M O V tN M EJDIC AT IO N S otl In ONE outfit! j g M KEtlEVES— ,»! (jm E lE w I — Inflamed Watery Eyes 2 — Keiptratbry Congeillon ' 3 —•Nasal Irritation & Sneeilng fotfc ■•tflcatlen r t R i n i etU a n s I e iic o w la rti on4 . A js . / rpplM M sI HAT HVlfc. /f ■ *h l| Touchton Drufr Co 1. HERE NOW! vrtlf nnt h cnr'of your personal affairs. There Is no cause for embarrassment Reasonable credit requirements. No co-maker* o t rrmnev loans, "tria b le payment plana. FA M ILY M IAN CO. nrida, Bank PldrPhone 33 W ANTED MO OR *40- Plymouth, Ford or Chevrolet aedan with good tires and in gooil mechanical condition. H u n t e r preferred. WESTINGhouse Electric refriger­ Phono 803-W. ator, 20 cu. Pt. Brand new. Frierson's, phone 23. WESTINGhouse Aerosol Bug W IL L F A Y 10c per cop. copies of Tim Sanford I Bombs with DDT. Frierson's, of Oct. 1, 1046. phone 23. JERSEY milk cow, Just fresh. ^Phorte 806-W. ___^ IDE ■with someone going to Chicago or Cleveland Oct. 31 or Nov. 1, Will share expenses. Phone 700-J.or 840. 1036 3/4 Ton flMC^Truek, good tires. Stafford's Service Sta­ tion, 110 Sanford Avenue. BUSINESS SERVICE BABY buggy, used very little. ood aa new, “$25.00 cash. 018 tyrjle Ave., OiP. Paxton. DODGE - PLYMOUTH £ . PARTS AND A New Qusllry, UcJencr, Bussed oeu Come In now for full drolls R AN D ALL ELECTRIC CO. 112 Magnolia Ave Phone. 113 ZFZS , $25 '.8 7 C GOOD TO KNOW ! Cash can he borrowed from us on shortest notice, w ith * f SvMwvkvsm.11*' llruulnrirl oloii molrnh ahh. no disturbance.— <''Jimmie'’ Howland also makea Iloans of $75, $100, $160, $260 or more—should your needs require i t , F A M ILY LOAN CO of Sanford Phone 33 8— F lo rid a S ta le Bank Bldg. LOVE JJEATS Love S e a t s of Charm and Beauty . . . .spring filled cushions1for comjfort -i . . upholster> 1 4* t cd In b e a u t i f ul hand blocked, linen for beauty. BROADFELT WATCH FOR OPENING ROY JOHNSON’S RED BARN + Hsodiome "PoM-Wsr” Models A Exclusive Marts* Festurtt A Important "pMI-Wlt" Improvement! Five beautiful colors • * Sand • Hose Taupe • Cedar • Mulberry • Burgundy SERVICE I'hone 1011 BABY carriage, collapsible, flO.OO C.J. Harrison, oio Park Ave. EXPERT Plumbing, 38 yci»r».dxparlertce. Repair*, water heatNBW cement block house, wired era, toilpts, basins, baths, laun­ for electric range, piped for dry tube. Good service. No Sat­ fuel heating, new drum outalde. urday calls. George Coutuen, 12-fruit trees, ana lot east of Box 678, Phono Co. 4100. house, two lota west of house. Located on E. 14th St. H.M. __Brush, Sanford._______________ WE ARE fuilv equipped and know how to recap your tires. COW manura for good flower*. Natural rubber or synthetic, 60c per bushel. Phone 78B-W. w# . protect the sidewalls of your tire. Jones Tlra Shop, FRIG1DAIRE, cheap for quick Cor, 1st and Elm, phone 608. sala. Call 400-W after 6:00 P.M. BODY AND Fender denU, nalnt injury or fading should be HORSE, 6 year* old, and saddle. cdr'rectcd now to combat aging Phone 41J-J, and weathering. A new painleaa method awaits you at YATES AUTO P A IN T A BODY SHOP 106 N. Palmetto Ave. I'hone 371 E X -S E R V IC E man desires fur­ nished or unfurnished apt, or house. Permanent Phone 286 W ASHING machtnea repnlred— #nd-*H-home-apj»llaneee.-C*Mwell General Repair Shop, 707 W AN TED to rent five or six North Mills, Orlando, phono room house. Phone 129-W. 2-1072. Prompt aervlce- m a y g e t wanted relief 109^ Palmetto A ye. from functional parlodlt ptln 'i j ™ Expert Auto Repairing ll*rfl*ld A Jackson in connection with W O RLD War II Veteran desires Yatra Auto Paint A Body Works -pasHTod aa clerk In local Tidtel Phone 371 No switchboard, no heavy work. Live out. P.O. Box 251, Ban- FLOOR sanding and. finishing, cleaning and waking. II. M. ford Florida. Gleason, L*ko Mary. ' TR U C K S! BAN KRU PT SALE 40 Dodge cargoes .. $700 to $800 Dodge dumps ...... $040 A up International FOUND: Lee Truck Tire, lO.OC dumps ---------------- $065 A up x20, 12 ply. J.W. Livings, P.O A l l . above priced from $200 to Box 33, Altamonte Springs, Fla. $$00 under OPA celling, These trucks, hava removable canopy tope,, stake bodies, and all-ateel LOSTt Green wallet on First T K A IL b K VWi “ II* O-diGaii JACK* Street containing identification son villa. Fla. Open Bundays. papers. Reward. ReL to Herald. SM A LL houa* or apartment, LOST: Brown dog with” white furnished. Permanent. Phone spots on chest, wearing mux017, Mr. Eaton> . tie In vicinity 1706 Magnolia Ave,. Finder phone 323-J. Re- ’ Confect loners Sugar —^ANNOUNCING— ()ur whop itt now open for bunlncas W ANTED TO RENT (tcncrnl Auto Repairing By— Barfield and Jacknon EFFECTIVE. NOVEMBER 1 'the chair with an a ir" Connected ~Wlth W H AT NOTS YATES AUTO F A IN T & BODY WORKS 105 N, Palmetto Ave. Phone 371 81T W ANTED Walnut .finished Whatnots to .hold all of your collec­ tions . , to add that touch of individual­ ity to your living roorrt. the office of Dr. J. F. Brawley, Pine Castle, Flori­ NOTICE FOUND S WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1945 - -1 i the co-operation o f the _ ,.... ......... apartment In...... supervising the burning of overgrown ureas. Mayor Higgins assured the women that the clean-up. work would be done as fast as possible. Acting on suggestions o f the women- to install outdoor fire­ places and picnic equipment In Ft. Mellon Park, the Commissionera agreed to confer with Park Sunt.' James Moughton to find out if labor and materials would be available for these Improve­ ments. Among, those who . ap­ peared for the women’s organisa­ proper playing condition by Dec. tions were, Mrs. Julius Dingfeld­ IG. and the.entire 18 hole* made er, and Mrs. 1»E. Spencer of the ready for play within a gear. < Garden Club, Mra. H.W. Rucker, Mr. Whltnei* was a professional president, and Mrs. C.R. Dawson ball player for nine year*. He head of the civic department o f played with the New York Yan- tho Sanford Woman's Club, and , keen In 1042 am) 1044. He then Mrs. E.B. Clements of the D.A.R. The Commission approve! the I entered the U.K. Coast Guard employment o f Miks Kara War­ ! from which he received a medical I ren Easterby and Mra. Nell Strip| discharge. An Injured hack prethe City Clerk’s officr. vented 4ilm from re-entering itlerby gdcccoda Miss Char* i - f f .1 i ■■ , L „ —*- - »Jnw, tWtWT^tR JpOtf ■■ Imitft and Mrs. Stripling n profession, '* . succeeds Mrs. Leila Clark, i Pinna for u general cleanup of A Bid on magaiines and per­ vacant lots, streeta, parkway*, iodicals for tho Sanford Library ifhd alleys of the city during the wes Accepted. period of Nov. I to 10, ware dis­ It was agreed <to Install white cussed Irv the Commissioners af­ way lights between Oak and ter-they had heard the needAif Myrtle Avenues,.Purchase—from such a cleanup stressed liy/Vo- t.te government! of ’ n Huber mcn representing tho Sanfonl roller, one pulvl-mixer and one Woman’s Club, the .Garden Club domestic sewer pump for tSilB and the Snllle Harrison Chapter, Vns 0(1 proved. of the D.A.R. On 1 ecount 01 ::;o h-.gh water It was pointed out that only in Lake _ Monroe__pnH the facL one City moiyjng_mnchine-is~oow That; niViglCof the pllingfj s con­ cealed under water, It way order­ ed that a sign be placed on th-i Municipal pier, warning boat own> ers that all boats tied there would be at their own risk. Since no primary election will be held for the office of twu city commissioners. Mayor H ig­ gins was Instructed to issue ' a proclamation fo r a general elec­ tion on Dec. 4. • G ENERAL electric depattmen aiie refrigerator. 2500 Yale Ave, 30 G A L Sepco hot water heater. Frierson's, Phone 23. *— Local Golf f'7''1'| Sayar, ifM bis truetod to have the other machine repaired, and to secure someone to' run it, In Is Leased By City order that unsightly weeds and grass be removed as quickly as To Sanford Group !Cold Preparations possible. Fire Chief Mack Clevaland MISCELLANEOUS BO It HOW II hit K WtthKh PRIVACY IS RESPECTED YOUR natural desire lor privacy in- money matters Is strictly respected here. Friends ana relatives are not queltianed - about your credit Your cm- ------------------------------■*--------- ——— Anyone having any repair work In my shop /. 210 Eaat Fifth Street in atiked to please call for it at oncel I am being forced to dose due to recent robberiea, Q.95 up * da* will be1 closeda m■* , . Tt ’ ’ Beautiful wonderfully com­ fortable. Blenda with companion piece*— inliving room, bedroom, hall. ., Made by. Tomlinaon, aaaurance of quality. on b o th Sundays and Wednesdays. DUNCAN PH YFE SOFA Bill Harvey H ELP W ANTED— GIRL for tods Fountain' at LanDrug Store, Part tint* or HMdn’t worry M yrtle A v*. ON DISPLAY F R ID A Y , O CTO BER ’ -' ir. CVk otii *0 L a A tl liixurioualy Back- Chair g 4 . spring well padded * * * • < * > 26th * nckland - Morrison, h W a V t lu g 1 W IU 4 i lu t h y i W B k ia ^ i t ... ■' . * ,, 1 ■ ; • r . ■ • ' j a r . r ,i*- » �c i I . <r « t h e .% w eather In Unity There If. Strength— y s * ti To Protect the Peace of the Worldr . To Promote the Progrees of America! To Produce Prosperity for Sanford. A N . IN D E P E N D E N T N E W S P A P E R VOLUME XXXVII jM t tV ilfa SANFOItl). FI.OIMDA. FRIDAV OCTOHKIt 2ii. 1‘MA Established 1908 TO D A Yi Clearing slowly, much cooler in north portion, anil partly cloudy and slightly cooler in south portion.' TOMORROW: Fair with little change tem­ perature in north und east, .tatter in MlUlh. • Member Associated Press NT'.MHKK 32. Dr.Robert Ley, Nazi Laborite Ends Own Lite Ward Workers Plan Strike In 650 Stores Byrnes Says Russians Have Not Insisted Upon Four Power Gfljjtjjol O f Japan 'One-Time Chief Of Labor Front Hangs Self W i t h Towel In Cell In Prison More Labor Trouble Is Seen As 75,000 Decide To Quit At “ Opportune Time” TOKYO, Oct 26, (A P )— The Jap foreign office today flhowcd some frcluctance to oboy General-s MacArthur'* orders on the diplomatic iso­ lation of Japan. D o m e i agency quoted I n fo r m e d sources as Baying officials would sotlnd out '^A H ie d authorities pn whether the ' \ u ;: i i V uKitiTf-Oidf' t'ti " upi — HullnechtMl llr, lioliert l#y, onetime chief hi Hitler'* labor front, hanged himself in tt coll Inal flight ut ihe Nuernberg juii where he wua awaiting trial its u war cri n l mil. 1 t(apt.- Johir ||. Atnciii Interrog. thin chlcl' ills. liMed Imtuy %.ey K it n document titled "M y I olitical l Testimony,■‘•wFrich Amen said tvs* i u “ tetri, tc apology for Ins anti; Kp IjiI| it** tui-ji -ltrit u will ' mill ,i lung disi nurse addressed ‘f o h i s —ihteu—wives.- — llc culled oil Ilia lust wife not' In irtnuiry. “ lit- uuse you know you love only me." ley mi'- buyled to lay in un'ulimai e.d grate. ’Hie suielile ni.iy mean mujur change* in the pitpartition for trial of 22 oilier Na­ zi leaders, ..cy’s death limy exclude certain diM'uiiients of high vitliie evidence, icrtaililng oulv to the ex-lnUir i ns*. I.ey wus found ilrnil nil a tinlet sent 111 hi* rell with u wot towel lmi|ieil auni in! his- neck and lied to the top of the tiolel flu.-h pipe. To make sure lie had stuf­ fed in Ills iti'ouili u chilli torn from III:: Uinlenveur. Jap Officials * Are Seen Slow ToObeyOrders General Clark directive conjoint* to the Potariaifi -declaration. _______________ — — . fitting . _ MacArthur saidI pilann _ the .... *etet- CHfCKINO over his tackle In A. other Allied troop* DOtll _ Into u’p ’ ___________ muat await tho----------roneluaion of the ----- . L _ e.. .. . policy dlacuaalona among the Big unit us hi* wile look* un, C e n t a l Murk V. Clark, whu played a tnaThree, und onlera from Wushinglur rule In the defeat ol the. Nam ton. Secretary of State Byrne* dis- In Italy, la iliuwn a* he prepared to go on a fishing trip around the Flor­ rlonetl last night that the Soviet Union la not inditing upon u ida Keys. At the end of the vaca­ four-power control council fur tion. Clark will return to Europe to ^ Japan which would auper*ede hi* post as Allied Adrr.lnistrotot in Vienna. . • (fniymatiomiM ^ Gen. MacArthur a* Allied *upreine commander. lie nlao revealed that he has been having diplomatic exchanges with Bunin on Ua control coun­ cil proposal. The development come* on the eve of the firet mealing of the Far Eaatern Ad­ visory Commlaeion, to which Russia hai not yet nnnieil u repreeentative. • Byrnes' autement did hot com4 pletcly clarify the controversy. , It lei i aotm noubt whether there had not been aome mlsunderetandiag between Byrnes and Soviet foreign Gomniwsiir Molo­ tov on me whole lasue of tho control council. A corporation* to be known a* It did make pluln, however, that the Soviet Union still w.outri the Seminole County Club, O' which the City of .Sanford ha* • U n l l H t * t>* f>|V rlvvl leased the Sanford Golf und Gaun­ try Club for 25 years, wits or­ ganized last night at ii iiiecOAg driers 'held ut the Further labor tniuble lit Monljromery-Warii threute ti­ ed today n« the" executive bourd of. the CIO United Ketuil, Wholesale and D«ipariment S t o r e EhiidoyeH a u t h o r i z « d a tint ionwide .strike ut nn ’ojiportune time,” The tfalkliutlwould iitVQlVH some 75.000 emjiloyes in 600 . retull stores, nine muil urder houses..Tint ultiuu-suys it.is .will­ ing to urbritrute the issues. The strike • vote • by General Minors workers showing nearly • a ti-l majority favoring the stop­ page wits accepted us u mandate by t’ lO union official, to press their wage demands. The results of the Chrysler vote are now u* waited. Ford workers will ballot . on Nov. 7. ** Picketts have tieen withdrawn from all movie studios and the Issues may [ii set tied BjT the courts. Federal mediators are nilli CHI union and American Atr­ iums Co. officials til efforts to end u strike which disrupted plane service t„ New York, Chicago and lletroit. Two thoiisiind Pan American Airways employe, at Miami will end ii three ,luy walkout. A F L Greyhound Drivers and Maintenunee and Terminals workers h a " voted to strike on Oct. '.H In the midwest, south and east. President Truman moved to curb the post-war strike wave by appointing u tnoddy shooter and 1hv arranging t„ troadcaiit a new wage-price policy . to the nation next Tnesdov ut H> P.M., eastern standard time. Truman announeisl at a news .conference yesterduy that he had appointed Dr. John it. Steelman at his suvriid assistant, to be , used ,iti any capacity he saw fit. ■Steelman, former In-ud of ilia U.H. Conciliation Service, lure been widely legul iled us one of the , most effective pcuroniukeis on tile I< nulluonl Oh I-hsp FI-*, Group O/ganized For Operation Of Appeal Is Made Country Club For Training Of Dean Elected Presi­ dent And Whitner ,Is Named Manager Returning Vet s An appeal to Sanford und Sem­ inole Countv business men und firms to nunllfo to frdln returned veterans in apprentice stuge of work was today made liv Mr*.’ •M to R-.ll Moseley mnnnggr-of tilt* ki-ul o ff ha* o f. the U. S. Em'I'nemeW .Service -at 112 North Park Avenuu. "Every du" ut least five young . Sun lord veterans, who were culled . *4 ,_** into the a*r\%e before tjiey hadj . _Hivftti net|uircd dtcuaoCl.nol sTvIln, ration and leaving. Suntdrd to secure this! r '' illins gra.I- training elsewhere," she added. ,eo bnaebnll Itkitsines* houses In Sanford,1 apiHiinUtl' manager. even If curb took but two men, 'John 'Robinson. Cypress Avenue, attempted w hnt, Other officers elected were. <*. W. could train our surplus young men. In baseball pur lurJe -----------would be ca l-' hpencer. 1st vice president: Henry buck from th* war, who lyft scho-, ... ------ pa rlai_ 'ulTbut led a doable steal, but got got tngged tngged Whtaon, 2nd vice-president: h r «l o l ' to fight for freedom before out In tlte proceas. the tagging in II. Wilson, secretory; J. L. Ingley, acquiring a skill." Mrs. Moseley thla inatance being by C. G. Heden- treasurer; E. G- Kilpatrick, assis­ declared. She added that business men bough and George Fellow* of the tant treasurer. Members of ti.e Imard of di­ an apply to Supt. T. W. Lawton Sanford Police force. Robinson rectors were elected us. followi: for full ’infonpalion on the sub­ is now In jail charged with break­ ing and entering and with steal­ hi! Whitner. G, W. Spencer, H. It. ject ol apprentice training. Coleman, John Ivey and It. .Iiinie* Potrntlnl or actual skills mid ing two radios. SK 1/c James l'. Higgins, son The flrat theft wa* reported Gut, the first three for two-year capacllleii, and personul traits of > tprms. nnd the last two for oneAVENGER TOIIPi:DO IIOMIIKItS SYMIIOU/i: N W AL AVIATION’S MIGHT of Mayor uml Mrs. Ed» aid IIig veterans are carefully estimuteiH Saturday night, when Charlie Har­ gins, Ims returned to .Sanford ut the employment office before , ris, negro, reported hil radio had year term*. ’ I he president npiointed G.' W. prospective employers pre telefollowing liia discharge fiom the been- stolen. Robinson was ar­ Navy und is now employed us rested for thi* theft and idt in Spencer. L. F. Boyle. Ed Whitnor, phoneil about them, she asserted. office manager for the lluller jail. Thursday morning at 12:45 Harry "rtioke und II. _H. Coleman -"W e compare and evaluate care­ a new name for the club fully the veteran's application to ill Motor Rale*, local Chevrolet • o’clock. Th li radio had not a* yet to select Oldsmobile - Cad iliac dealer. licen recovered, according to po­ This group, meeting after tho match the fab requirements to stockholder*' meeting,"* decided select the most nullified veteran He is replacing' A, E. Crocker lice. I who resigned recently 'to devote A t g:00 8:00 o'clock, Wednesday eve- upon “ The Seminole Country Club1' for the referral to be interview­ •-his-foit- rin[i*lu hts"i'titrlceir TflTiW hd ning,—• Patrolman — 8.— B.— O. O, - Elfin* Elgin* os.the. juust. auptopriulo- name-- . ed by tbe employer-,'l-»he- stated. Other rommitte* appointed by and nursery and to llu- rultlva'•'We base this referral refer of the -™ . snaaing snaking hi* night round of the lection, found the President included a finance Bnplicant after reviewing his work, <> ' downtown builne** *ectlon, W,ii kmcii vrstflduy were put- i ll°n "f hililscu* uml japouica TomrtliniV i i u t 7;ILI yVltwit the back door of Electric Service nnd building committee composed history, qualifications and exper­ ling tin* finishing touelies to l',i|,,,s. *--------tin* MnyViiir 111it I*I will Imi ill" Company at 200 Magnolia Avenuu of W. A. I-cffler, J. L. Ingley, ience, education and physical re­ I* r © Hi d O n t i II I ( ’ il-'l- •/‘•"V ,,f a imilv nl-eivlng Nuvy to be open, and waa unable to E. G. .Kilpatrick, II. James Gul, quirements, comparing the humic i,V ‘ " “ V l" lieu* i ill ami Paying tri Div t,**.**)s Rtoie on First Street. t|u* Nuvy in Naveiuher, U»4;t cloaa It. Police InveatigmUon re- and W. C. Hill; a greens com- with the corresponding qualifica­ t i d U A l s o ( r i v e n S t i l l bute til tb* <>rrie-«-« mid men *'f. ii fine addition la Sanford's UP- after serving as manager for - wealed-ike tact that-lh# place had mitU*s_j:aniJ>o»ed o L J Itp ry WaG tions requked for- the Job. Other /"vr » » _ . » » * the Sunfmd Naval An Station been entered by a high window, son. A. I-. I.yuii, Roy Roller, II. traits listed are personal appear­ touiate, iittrnetlve stores, wliieji the Federal Lnun and Savings U f M rs. W ork m a n in luirtleolar, Tim tumlhm is C. Welch cl nnd James P. Ridge; ance. neatness, dress and person­ and a burglar alarm wire cut In will onen Satuiday morning at < "mi*ahy. lie look his boot —— — being given * l*v . tin; Seminole the process. Nothing other than a water system committee com­ ality traits which might affect training ut ilainhridgc. Mil. and lie |*i iiirru Theater nn Went P:im o'clock. Hit. Jere Dorminy, Ill-year nbl County t'huiulq'i **f ( ’omnierie, s table model Phlkco radio o f bat­ posed of H „ B. Pope, George Stine hia chances of securing or holding ■ion of Mr. und Mrs. G.D. W.iiL "bud n in n l«i- "t the 'directorate Kit>t Street, whirh lure rrlit'altiinl It. T. I.'awiin. owner, said' that went uverseus-fn February. 11(44. tery type had been stolen, accor­ and II. II. Coleman; and a mem­ the Job. We «ry to contact the man of Ijike Mary uml wni-t of tbnt organiziition will serve re closed since lp:lM, will l*e le- . Ids fuitli in Sanford wus iridi lie was flrat stationed in North bership committee composed of employer by telephone immediate­ ding to J. E. McAlexander, mansopened on Friday, Nov. 2, for I rated by the amount of money Africa and later transferred to .... John Ivey, John Meisch, Fletcher ly prior to referral, ‘ describing gunner on a B-2U nirplane, write- bgats. from Saipan that the flak was •-In nttemlnme will hr Capl. \V. double feature screen product inn**, ] he lias spent on the new store Sicily and Italy where he worked Bolls, Andrew Stine nnd Lloyd briefly the qualification* of the thick during eumbat aerial fight T. Easton nod his stuff from the it *V u rth #r Investigation by O ffi­ was announced today by and in oindcrnixing tin* building. in Ilia supply department for . cer* Bedenbough and Fellow* re­ F. Boyle. just before the end of the wnr local « r station, officer* of the French II. Harvey, Kit* 1'heater I lie operates dry goods storm in Nuvy salvage. The President also appointed t ment." He i*. living at 1215 Magnolia vealed the fact that th* stamen ra­ Mrs, Meaeley declared that she that it looked us though ..... San for. I unit of the toast Gould maniigei. The theater will tm Grlnud**. Del,anil ami Leesburg, dio was at the home o f none other board o f trustees who will be Avenue with his wife, ■the forcould walk on it. He wrote ul ■ ■ " '" l visiting niivnl officerWho open lour days a week; I iidav. ; The building with Its new coal empowered to vote 50 percent of has been swamped lately bv Job that if anyone ever hud any will lie guests of honor. I here than Charlie Harris. According mer Gene Martin I-anoy, and " ‘.T ^ ln(!uy f 1,1 Monday, |jg||i‘ gre*'ii paint, present* a their son, Jim Junior. to Police Chief Roy O. Williams, the capital stock o f the corpora­ applicants, and that Sanford’* doulit as to whether there w ar ***° '*•11 tie lepicM'iitatlves of S" !.V I lie llieuler has l<*en tliorougl*. allriietive appeurance in tion at all tlmea except at the population la • increasing rapkllyRobinson had disposed of the ra­ u God, he wouhk. change hi- ‘ h* Lf*"*". Hotur* and Kiwnnis ly reiiovnlcd, ron|liIlone,| ami | mur|l .... irasl to its /ormar drth dio h* had stolen from Harris, and annual election o f officer*. Mem­ During October ao for, more than mind If he lived tu puss sufely " fo l" a ';ll i., tin; officci s *.r I'*"'....I und new souiu equipment • ,ll(lU Tla. fmll„.r |liK|, *jdewi.lk in an effort to keep Harria from bers qf this board are Randall 158 persona have bean [laced in through the flak. liwh llvttl.rw| ,|u. |PVr| the Slate tiininl uml the Amer­ and aereen Inatullad. New d ia p er-, having him put In Jail for th# Chase, A. E. Yowell, John Meisch, jobs; mostlv veterans who have ican Legion. ies have also been hung. I „ f „ lll0r »|dewftlks on First Saipan is not . a iM'uutirul I'm i necessary skill- for employment. theft, hpd stolen the Phllco radio, Geo. A, Speer and’ Laa Leaher T h e-muin address will l«* given Upon motion o f George Stine Extensive new improvement* .sireel, fic Isle a* one would imagine, lie the property o f Thomas Mingo, ...i.i u ., i t t 7 . i. by Dr. Walter -I Motherly, dean Hanford has been designated lire, lieing planned for the It ii g fro rathe electric repair shop, end It waa voted that th* hoard of The store is opening before it 8M. bu.t hoUn> . olctPll nf th,. ndleur „ f llireim - . A.i Theater. trustees should hold office for five rr, Mr. Harvey said. Al- re 'prill* complete, uccoiiling to by the Woodmen of the World had gtve,i It to Harria. w tin * Ihs - h r r l. T }lL ' , H -'O "inlMrati.m at the Univ^ slty of leiply the entrance way, [he Mi. Cowmi, awaiting the receipt organization us one of the tea On Wednesday evening it was rears and that a new board will Ooreb«!i u * ?* ,,u' Florida, and the dinner will be women' * uml men's rest room» a| pointed by the President reported to Patrolman A. U Tinof new mntciialx which as vet district ufflce locutions of tho very five years thereafter. have been repainted, und the lie lure not been able In get. Woodmen In Floridu. dole by Jock William*, employ** “ p,b r ... ........... ijm te ! •» ....... 1 Fallowing tne Stocker* .meet­ The district- comprise* Seminole, of the City Bus atation at Second Rgt. Dorminy has received ta*. ' A H ,;u ‘ w|lll wi„ Jir„ vide the women's rest room bus been ic- However, it is complete enough Volusiu, Flagler, lirevurd, Grange, furniidicd. New sijver trimmed Street and Sanford Avenue, that ing the board o f directors met . ■ * ? & entertai nment ore Dirk Aiken, draperies have been pul on llu* tu open and one upon entering Luke und Osceolu c o u n t ie s . th* Uttar hod seen o negro and employed A. Bvrant, former citation,- the IntterAglven for „ r „ ,, Mt.(a*lin, 1'harles dimes, It is planned to do u com­ is impressed with the roomy, Offices are to lie located In the emerge from behind hU garage Sanford man now living in Win­ Tfin Victory Loan dr jrlve *Ur[a ter Perk as greens keeper. Plena a T b ra ^ .‘ i ‘ Morrison. Harry Kmiell. Willard plete interior and exterior point well lighted interior wliirh totals W.O.W. Hall » i 110 8. Park carrying a mahogany colored Monday, ana Seminole County's Auj;. 12* 1il46e T n « ^ItMlian Connullv* mul harry IdiNHinif -1,27*1 feet of floor, spuye. The Avenue, the senmd floor of which job on the building. l l 't s l l a a n i lln I'n ar I 'l t r l radio under h lr arm, and than run ware also made for the immedi­ miota I* 1671,floe, /Edward F. he is equipped with ample facilities , . . * new concrete flouring om will *,« . The - it v and the county will ate Improvement o f the golf toward Cypress Avenue. Lane, publicity chairman of the .i.,nli . . 1used imtll suiluble floor roverlntf for the district .office. lie represented hv the officials thru equipment' OoU:f 1’1the rourse including th* installation latest de­ ‘ can l*e olitained, Mr. ('owuti suid. announced today, and M a w F n r n i f l i r o C i o n * of these ran governmental ageno f • watering system end (he re­ drive, li u h i I hs * * (In l 's * r I 'l t r l dl. J.' Finch has been assigned planting of the greens end fair­ urged citlxena to “ finish the Job i N e w i u r n u u r t a u i n . ciMI Mnyor Kl, iiik.Kins hui.i that The new fixtures, nnd shelves ux manuger of the Hanford dis­ a* oulckly aa poaalble." ways. j built into the green colored wall* trict and is already in the field I s O p e n e d I n S a n f o r d 1 It waa a privilege to pay icsihh: “ Our government la going to I not only lu In* two oceott navy Other Improvements will also making plan* for rarrving on continue to need Urge sums of : with itN uhiqitaua kiirdmeti ami h* mad* to the clubhouse, the cad­ . : imlireet fluorearent lighting, eix- work in woodcraft* A Woodcraft Among the new storm iqiening money In order to meet the re­ A t an open seaaUn of Circuit dy house and locker rooms. The the Const Gum *I which tied in R c c e iv e n DlKCnajrgC •tures were installed by the Kru­ Camp for boys will be organised Court held this morning at the Hub la expected to begin opera­ conversion situation and help the in Sanford Is the furniture stole ao brilliuntly with their efforta. ger Mamifactnring t'ampany uf soon under Woodman sponsorship: nation to gat hoeV to normal in the location formerly octuple) but ahui In the local A ir Station Court House by Judge M. B. tions about Nov. 1, Atlanta, Gu. ’ Freil It. Dyson I* he elated. He added that he had HIIEPPABD FIE LD ,, iet. 2d by th* Cowan Company on :>11 whose officer* and men have living again," said Mr. Lane. Smith, and with Assistant State (Special) Haymoiul A. iader. the ronlruclui for the building im- a number of new members to bp “ Thera art many Individuals East First Burnt. The store will meant so much to Hanford. Attorney George A . DeCottea initiated at the meeting next i son uf Mr. and Mra. M,m. K. |irovements. who aeem U> think that since the be operated bv M. T. Hnyne* Tuesday night in which State Kuder, 2550 Palmetto Avenuu. The Celery Fed* are taking war ia over they or* under no and A. J. "R ed" Williams, own­ On filtering on the right or a much needed rest this week obligation* to purchase any more ers. Sanford, ha* been honorably dis­ west side of the store one find* Manager W. II. Martin will be Ji KM T II OFFICE and than Is no aehaduled game Imnda," he added. “ They are charged from the A A F at the it devoted to men's furnishing* Master of Ceremonies. N r. H o n e * wa* formerly con­ During the .jnonth of Awgrikt of football tonight Next F ri­ wrong. The obligation U> buy nected with lh* Mather Furniture The Bcminoie County .Tubercu- separation center here. uml in the regr are men's suits tb* team will play St. Aug­ bond* U Just as great today as Store under the managership of lot is aiul Health Association has White in the service he attend­ Wonitn's a nd ,au cloth nJ |,he Utete Florida sp It" fflM m Mntancad by day nd children • clothing jn n#w of Woodman it was during tb* darkest days hia brother, the late Hobart moved its office from the CilnU- ed Navigator School at Helmut! are on the left or east side of Sm itF to two ya*r* at ustin* In th* latter city. Haynes, and Mr. Williams, n tng, nnd after Nov, 1 the office Fid.. La,, and was commisiioned the store. In the rear center is and in th* month o f ( o f the war. “ It Is up to ovary loyal cill- World W ar I I veteran, who »;*t Building to the Tourhtun Build- in May, 1844- llu served for 11 the shoe .department, while the was firet with 000 new m«s M r. Finch stated. i«n to purch*** hla or her share recently given an honorable dis­ Will lie open from 0:00 A. M. to month* In the ETO with the W center of the afore will bo de­ C. C. Collin*, an* of 1:00 |V M. daily. A full time Bomb Group. Lieut. Kader has voted to novelties, tov* and o f the bonds during this drive. charge. The store, which has been re­ aecratary will be empluyrd, ac­ been awarded the ETO Ribbon, hamlbugs, etc. An addition In leading citizens nnd f is financial aecrstery decorated and painted, la well cording to Mra. Elizabeth Har- the A ir Medal with 4 clusters, the Stdd'iera*'MedaC’ and 'th#' Purpie: the rear of the building will he ford Celery Camp. No. stocked with s selection of all kav Kireher, Secretary. types o f furniture for the home. Plan* for the Christmas saie Heart. Ha waa bold aa a prisoner devoted, to the soon expected stated that It is ' are well under way, she of war in Germany and was liber- heating and air condition unite, ul I members bs present I atrd by the Russians. and will also be used for aforage. meeting Tuesday evening. Negro Is Charged James C. Higgins Is Out Of Navy; With Holler Motor Sgt. Jere Dorminv Navy Day Dinner Princess Theater New Cowan Store Wins Two Bronzt ^ Vlaylair Hotel R ip e n s Nov. 2 <>l*»‘»s F«'r Bjisiness _ H — loniumnv Ni gh t r n r iT CL -Satumay Morning For Double Shows Stars In Action Extensive Ii e eo n d i. (ioninjr Is Planned F<ir liitz Theater .... ..... . 'rrrl. 'tut, Sanford Designated As -Woodmen Center Victory Drive To Begin On Monday; Q u o ta , $571,000 Forger Is Sentenced To 2 Yearft In Pen Lieut.Raymond Kader •»«• «r light huff eoior and have .’.l-wa.,,. •___ -----------------------------------------------------------------------------u j S �FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2fl, 194.' THE 8 AN FORI) •HERALD, SANFORD FLORIDA PAGE TWO The Sanford Herald with 5 battle lU n . Prior to reporting to Barr Field for Reparation, he won sta­ tioned at Malden Arm y A ir Field, Malden, Mo., an Inatallation o f I Troop Carrier Command. FATHER HUBBARD Price of Pollution” Using the above heading the Star-Banner, in an article on thin page, called attention the other day to the State Board of Health order condemning oysters tnken from 28 poninmilnr producing areas because the waters have been polluted try raw and inadequately, treated sewage. The health board warning has attracted attention throughout the state, particularly in const cities close to the areas where shellfish have been polluted. The Palatkn Daily Nfcws reproduced the Star-Banner's editorial, with the fol­ lowing comment. "Palatkn might just as well stnrt cocking an eye toward providing adequate sewage disposal for the t'me is not fnr distnut when dumping waste materials in the St. Johns will be prohibited, as indeed It should be now Among the list of postwar projects sewage dis ipiik% rfMlaflRiu ■»* »iirM -* i S t W H I w o t i low I I I e a r * . - * • » posal should rank well toward the top, if not Indeed,in n l i l l l (■»*■ Kill I * rfc-rwe* Imr the Initial position. So far, health authorities have not registered any violent .squeak about the matter hut HpprwalRregardless of this Pnlatka citizens should recognize laleM , r r r m w m - Tki> llr r «lil the shortsightedness of polluting the St. Johns, one of . . . I u b RI f i l l s SI ■R f» t I I * I « « nr* m alalalarri la Ilia la r a Florida's most picturesque rivers.” pa at IS» reaalFZ wllh rH «H K l U f l m la and Down at Fort Myers . where the News-Press which denis out sledge-Rnmmer blow# Tn defense of the public interestmakes jm hones^of the fact that something ought Flu DAY. OCTOIIB11 aa. 194B PREG NABLE 8TB0NGHOL7.8, B B T GOD HAS NEVER BEEN Mo v e d , h e s t i l l s i t s a t TOE CENTER OF A L L LIFE. Twlm a 48:1; God la our refuge and strength, a vfrv present help In,' trouble. - The trouble about ao many of Ihe^e displaced war worker* ia that th e y e ll-w a n t-to he bank president*. Speaking o f getting the carl before the horae, we aee where the Senate epprpved the fly-r billion dollar tax reduction bill, News-Press, in part: • "There are millions of oysters nnd other shellfish dying of old age each year In the lower reaches of the -.ra!oosiu'lntti^u,cJii‘enuse ’the'raw newngn of-Fort Myorit make them unfit for humad* ednsumptjon. TheVV are ’ dozens of old timers.whii swear that they wouldn’t eat a fish calighl out of the river below the bridge liecause of-this same sewage. For a sum perhaps one-third less than we are now spending to patch up our sewers' .and push the * sttiff farther Into river, the city Could build a sewage disposal plant that would free the river from |>oilut'mi. lift the threat of disease, eliminate upleasant odors, moke edible some of the best oysters anywhere and, perhaps, in lime pay for itself by providing local farmers with a splendid fertilizer at a reasonable price." Hasn’t the health board; fn warning against-using oysters’ from contaminated waters recking with sewage filth, called attention to Florida's first problem, correct sewage (Usiwsal to protect the lives of our people and an Industry (shellfish) which would add immeasurably to the wealth of out state?—Ocala Star-Banner. Sunday - Monday Tlic clinging ty p e . . . lliRt'i Dorothy GfRjr Portrait Farr I'ondrr. So downy-light, ft frw-i on, »l«yi on life a (Ion ina. Ireih fomplriti al nur cowictic muntrr In a choice of all ibe right shade*. mm rtf* a Rod Camefon 0,iv:d Bruce Walter Slc/ak Albeit Bekket H I, L?il PORTRAIT FACE POWDER Added Joy a i ‘ 'Policing G ERM AN Y” Allied Disagreements nil within 24 hours. Thin wna a rare accomplishment of these iluya. due to lack of communica- In 1815, whenvNu|Mdcnh, had been defeated and sent to Elba for perpetual confinement, the victorious Allies proceeded to divide Europe. Soon their Interests varied so widely that the alliance wits on the verge of breaking up. Then came the news that Napoleon had escaped and It la not enough for America regained his throne. Immediately the broken ranks closed Teed England by aendlng thou- up ugnin, and the rehewea alliance defeated Napoleon, fula of torn of food supplies I. a pay “ If-aa-and-when" ba»i*. this time lHjrmanently, nt Waterloo. idglng from the atrike o f dock .The differences between the three great powers nt jyxira over there, we arc ca­ London may seem discmiragingly great, but the threat of bled to unload their ahlp* for the revival of German and Japanese power would nt once abolish all disagreements. ir. Ellwood C. Nance,_pre*l Again in .19t9 It took six months to construct the Treaty of VerpijUltw, Thfe ,did not attempt to settle the ^ At^nwh ■ M i IIIU4.II Iraria! H .W I ^prefike. pefccfe problems^f'Aujfti'fiJ; Bulgarin and Turkey. Suparntc In the -North aa can be found treaties were required for these countries, taking mnny anywhere* jn the South. That la more months. . . something, ere believe, to which Viewed in the light of these precedents, the present a ll o f ua who have lived In botn Allied dltftkgrcementn heed not me too discouraging. ■action* can testify. ----------- O----------We ean’t aee any reaaon for ■reaalng the eld to the unameyed ai long aa the ’ Help 'anted column* ere longer then • Situation Wanted columna. From 11MJ4 to 1030 much of hi* time wan given to 'writing. In UI2.I his aeven volume • work ‘ The Iliatory of Civilization" ,waa fitat published. Dr. Lendone was editor Jn chief of this work, which required- many yeara of identic** research. He ia nuthor of over. 100 hooks on n variety of aubjectn, iflnat o f which nrc now dlatribute.l ide through the wofiMPVR __ Landoiie Fouiulution of Winter Park. Dur-‘ ing thu past - three months of .his Ilf*.- I)r.'Raitdon* completed the* tiiMunw-riaU uf five ne*f booklet* and books. These wero entitled "Adventuring’ Freedom," •‘ Kriur Sienna for Permanent I-cnce," "Our Last Chance," "Do Four Things Now" and "Tho l rrapect* o f Rnmio Today.” Dr. Landonr edited a weekly column in the Winter Park lleiald until the time o f, hia A SW ELL SHOW! around neurology .and he waa one of the first men to do work In the localization of brain rijntera, Turning from medicine to broader field*, he became in­ ter** ted In aoclal welfare end education. In VHUfi he organfeed tPn first (joy's work in the YMCA. In 1DOR he waa head of u group fit 100 educator*, repre­ senting -17. nation* awl formed nu International Committee on Education. In 10,11, he and otherji tried to form a United Stole* ’ Down In Miami the other day of Europe, Lut thl* effort w m stifled with the outbreak of the Die -cltlten* voted O'A to 1 In fbvor of additional Uxea for fir*t World War. In 1012 and By RUSSELL K A Y financing a modern sewerage 1013 he lectured al Oxford and dIspetal *y«tem. We believe they the Snrbonne. The same year* Death, last week,’ f-ohlwd Flor­ at the hand* of private tutor* he made an economic and finap* Would here if the proposition • ida of a great niun' and valutpl nnd through contact with Uie were put to them in the right citlxen, who. tor years has lived way and they understood by con­ quietly, apd modestly at his home tinuing to dump their sewage Winter Park, rounding out u into neighboring lake* a n d in full life of umaring achievement.’ streams, they are endangering Little known to Floridians, Dr. their own end their children's Brown Lantlune contributed much Uvea. to the state's advancement and --------- O--------up to the hour of hia death, at .President Truman calls for a the age of 07, he wna aa aclivo year's military training for the. mentally and physically aa n man nation'* youth and warn* against of half hia years. -too- much reliance on the World ■*- r n r fl met Thl*'" rim irkihle Sacurltr Council or other nos­ man about ten yeara ago when trums a* a guarantoa against 1 visited him seeking Information fu tw *. vara. A t the rate young concerning hi* experiment* 'with men art trying tn gat out of the Kumlr end other tropical plant* ONE note of brilliance 16 give you lliut "uu-cl uttered" look A m y * this advice wtl) not prove that offered commercial posal ”t * » popular with the public. U -waa* without- *ayingr --however. HltyCe than, I came to know -Brat the mistakes; o f the past the man Intimately, have vla(tr,l One special accent the touch that only’ delicate jowelry can add. should not he repeated. wjth.hini at hi* home frequently end, on a number of occasion* -.After spending billion* of. dol­ journeyed with him on 'trip* lar* for everything' aba under about the stato irf search of daU Y o u rs . . w ith a n y one o f th ‘u c o stu m e.j> im w fe a tu re d in ou r UR sun the government to finally and inform'Uion having to do M U n c . around W doing #ome- with hia work ami-interests. •thing about hospltobu The fianScientist. Doctor of Medicine, dto Education and Labor Com­ Minister,of-tkc uoapel, Educator, collection. Lustrous pearls on soft blnck velvet i colorful florul mittee has approved legislation Lecturer, Author, and Publlahei duthortolng »S «.«o 0 ,o o o T n , fad- are all title* Drown -Landone could justly claim and whnt’a patterns on gold finldh mountings; endearing young charm pins more could point to remarkable achievement in all of them. ' "«• v ' ■ -Brown-Ijindone wa* born of EngUah-Amerlran patent* aboard hi gold and silver; and many other attractive, sparkling sclcctiona. *n American »hln enroute from England to tha United Slates on March '6, 1X47. He wa* an American rill ten. Ha recelyed hia early education TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY YOWELL’S SANFORD WEST SIDE P R IM A R Y ** * I HALLOW E’EN C A R N IV A I Spaghetti Supper 40c other attractions Tuesday, Oct 30 5:30 to 9:00 P.M, W e Invite Y o u T o V isit O u r N eu ) Jew elry D epartm ent ffisltT.ri.'sSi fven dance with her — aba waa too toll and i L - j tR , -* g «•... : • .j, >" ‘7- ^ �/ " CV " ^ “ * -*rv "Mrt v , * : ■ , ' *;'. * » ■ - ■ • - --■ y r — ' %. n i i * FRIDAY. OqyQBER 2fi, 1915 THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA I ___ gap; S o cia l A n d U n c ia l JU£ _ ‘ P erso n a l O j/ r > n / / / jr iH a llo w e 'e n 1 > a rt>' Is ^ a t e n q a r |Givcn For Young Set FR ID A Y Oelerv ( ’rnto "Cracker Night" '•■illi square duncing ami other •U.i-aeluii.''-atyia-dqnring on sched­ ule, Cl ate will open ul 8:U0 !\ M. H A TC R IM Y L’clqry Ctitle costume Hullo8oVn (Uitttt- to be itiren in honor ot L'emlrole High School football k.im. Itlr.ts will be awarded foi‘ ^ t inrttmu'x, cattiM .tnd relay, to lie played. TUESDAY \yo:-t Side i ’rinhiry P.T.A, will Have a Hallowe'en Carnival at Uic \Ve«t tide School from fi:!lil !*• ! 1•> i ’. ii, The public in in- Mtsses Mary Helen Fite and Gladys Wells entertained friends Saturday night with a Hallowe’en wiener roast and hayride. The young peoide gathered at the home of Miss Wells UOt Elm Avenue nnd from there proceeded to the Fite home on Celery Avenue in a hayfillrd truck. Upon arrival the guests were ushered into an impressive Hallo* we’en retting of a "grave yard" with tombstones bearing appro­ priate inscriptions, ghosts were hovering around with gleaming eye* and wide grinning mouths and jack-o-lantcrns cast an elrie glow over the spacious lawn. The young people roasted weiners and enjoyed a buffet supper which was served from a long outdoor table decorated ylth mange and bliwk trimmings fine* atrnnnl- the Iha ' mlaa t u cn ests _* AAfte r supper s y r tili .Joyed, a moonlight through Geneva ahd Oviedo, Mrs. Fite wns assisted *by Mr. ant} Airs. Hurry McIntosh and Mrs. COorgc K. Wells,* in entertaining the guests. • TThise jiresent at the party were:' 'Misses HaYhitta' Ann Eden• field, . Nixie Kirchoff, Barbara Hurkcr, Npncy Jean -Appleby, Kndsley Meisch, Mary Ann Gkllo.way, Betty Jane Wilkie, Anna Coreley, Betty Duncan, Joanne Spaulding, CJIiVe ‘ A ll’ ll Adame, Lila. Letiler. Cherry-Singletary, Carol Skinner, Mary Helen Fite and Gladys Wells. A ctivities their home GOD Mugriolhi Avenue. Cadet Williams 'h is completed his training at Norman, Okla,, and will be further assigned to Corpus Christ!, Texas. an sn n s s . i r n n c m m i. S/Sgt. Robert S. Wilson who uni.. ,t ii, Tiiytur. i>.nni*r is stationed at Will Rogers Field, H ill'll-, N'lliHlI, tu.fc. A a Oklahoma City, Okie. and who lloiand title*. Hiitil. U ornln s W i.rship It.Ou A. M. has previously served a year In K vvm ns Worship, i.uu I*. M. Hethe European Theater of War vlvnl H -n lors. Miss * Carmella Tour! f r o m will receive his discharge this Y .slm n k Union. 7:JC P. M. tVednesdsy I’rsy er 8 »rvlc*. 1:11 Savannah, N. Y. la the rueat of week from th e 'A A F . He la ex­ pected to arrive soon to visit Mr. and Mr*. E. W. Bigger*. his parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. R. i n n i r r i v i a x i i u i u i i h a i i t Friends o f Mrs. Sammy Long Wilson at their home 1900 San­ A 1,1.1 I t t K T A I1 K llV A fl.lt Ssnlnrd-Ur.km io llla h w s y •— lieo f Chuluota will regret to learn ford Avenue. ynmi d m , « a Avenue. o f her Illness In Michigan. Itev. illenn K Hmllh, Psstur P e r s o n a 1s Mrs. Walter L. Abbott of Marl, etta, tia. will arrive today for a visit with * Mr. and Mrs. J. ' J. Bolly of Wfcst First Street. Dance Is Sponsored By American Legion • . j _______ tt dgnils>— Rltils Hchool, luvi> Investiture Service ,, ... , j-, || 1 centjy Shingles Last Longer A. Mornlns W U rsh lf— ll.o o A. M. Keening Service— 1:00 I*. XI. ThiirhiUy— MldweHi I’rsyer Herrice, l . » « • . aL I The American Legion is spon­ soring a dance at the Armory t l i h i n r m i , o r r .o il Pfc. K. O. Crenshaw Is visit- Saturday evening beginning at ll) A .m ill* st Firth A ir.ei. Ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs. 9:00 I’ . M. for the benefit of the lulie* I'su l Yste*. Psslor. It. F. Crenshaw 113.1 East Sev-' National War Fund, it w is < an­ 'bH kl«- f H 'hl **4, «W V I il enth Street. MiM-m.ir \Vur*!«lp. 11 .DO A. nounced today hy Joel Field, V. *\ t l — 1:30 |\ M. VI led. adjutant. I'rr.'cJimu l.eo I*. M. W EDNESDAY fll ■ ' lay I'rayvr Mooting w»u. I : H P. M The Banana River Boys will Hallowe'en Cm nival sponsored for Miami where he has accepted play for the occasion nnd cold by tin' F.T.A. will be held at a position with the Eastern A ir drinks will be fo r. sale through­ rillRT MR i lit* ill NT Rov. J. h. MoKInloy* iMhlui Lines, it i- NiutlialdugSchnol on Orl. 31. out the evening. For table re­ J M ll l l l l l U l t H i m it • el) A. iI,“ *rtHIRUy H4*tlOttle_J. t’. ( H K t M K S ' Ch ■ ngutar Ittth Wednesday (TH RCH N’OTICK servations the public is requested Mvm. atiiirrlntomlrm. Clarence .Whin has recently i to telephone 200. etc! dish supper of the WhitII .Mi* A. 31,— M orning Worr*lii|t diiiu^A) Sclioi»l, 10.0(9 A. M. The Fentltinle llnyi*t Sjmdny f : .mni tVckjvu . and their A W . 11iiitilU Sii|»l Uchartcd frurn.. thfl- Smi ■k'll.nul ' A ifti.ciat.uii.' 'wbm!i_-ju'i1st. the <L_. .. r h i . « *. 1*. MT i.vrnitiii I “MT?r»n;ii “ w n ri rm r - f r it— 1 — fKinili.■* will t). held at (fltld :s with rating, of Ptr 1/c i M. tlct. II ill l ho I (IDF Had, at Jacksonville. ■uvrKBs n » n * .« r . irurn u ltill*Y ( H OIK ( (H IM M 10 7 Magnolia Avctiuet Pit r k A v I* i * ii i Hi W'I J. A. IIAHK1KH. P a .lo r - Mrs. Guy Weisl of Mishawaka, Jhor.h h, h... I t;.v P. a. Mtrmiii. lti:v . M A IIK irAJ.I i : v n ; U. IH * lor . i!ol> Cummuffidn %;»mi A «fl V ) l‘**lu r 1:30 P. M Ind. is visiting with her brother i i.Lirch Sclutul, V 3« . A. M K r r n ln t i . r i l c , 4.10 P. M. nnd sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. M»*r ii in«r Hftvin, 11 DU \ SI • Iln l) tton-munlon .n. tlnl Hui«U> Leo Sharon in New Upaala. .Punning like poelrr* U--*ome- '• . ■ T --------*. . - . a ------- I . .*. _______ rill m il of i i i k M / u t lA B tfin g ievery person belittles and Ufk It- I■* . ItiiMi l nti. . . . , Mr. and Mrs, W, . i l l Tunni- everyone attempts, according to ] j'dvfjttKiiA i m s si. « u r n r ii 1 he i ’ount;/ Club was the scene 111 1 illlH fllJ A %I'Dllr 4‘iirnftr i»l PSrk. Avenue nnd 3nl cliffe have returned from spend­ Louis Untcrmeyer. This paradox 10.011 A M ^ U l t i l i ) (trlrtVil. I»«*rt I Wedn. •'!«>' night of, a party for X|r-et. ing the summer ~ at Bowling iiitmli, Sti|»* » Inifinl* in has hardened into a scornful Minister. J tier ns tit III,h i , jjie jour.g set with dancing, xingM m r m t i K v\.ir toll 11» It A M Green, Ohio. Kuiuluv Hchinil. *111:01'. phrase; s pun, we are told, la f l ) - a.id refrcrhntenta being en7 V, v !• r. H*'HO V M. — i:v* •111 Nl IV » r » l i l | i •‘the lowest form of humor," and . M” riilns Wnrehlp. 11:01. ' Jh>vd Thmughotit-the «v «m in g . — Mrs. Anne MacNeill has reJ " * Ih o w lllw a k a V. mm w l ini I . W i-tlf i* »•*;.(* , il"i l i t e r M “— Tin,-,- attending tvere; Miss turned from Tampa where aha he who will m.ks a pun Will *:1 IM S B a K T H O i n s r c U U H i 'll fi'firl frlilwt' lit vj* : pick a pocket." l.ak* Msarw Muv,:. r'liM t*. Miss Doris Hall, has spent the last few ilaya at­ J. \V. IVRY. 1*8810? Oliver Wendell Holmes said |tt All-. ,U ;;ie Durden, Miss Oledn P l i u r ft IIIIIN T I \ > ( I I I III M tending a market showing. Aclmol, is *00 A. M The Autocraft of the Breakfast -Madly Mur ii IUK \\«»r*>kil|i It ♦*<*'.% M. ■lJ. -ii. .Mir.; I'lirulieth Dyson, Presrhlns. IliOu A M. III I.It* ........ I '• I.* A M [Table, "People that make pun* t. 1*, M. K. Till V. M Ml.-,* Hutchison, MU. « • ! • " ! g * * • Mr*. G. 11. Chapman and »o n ,' 1 <■“ “ 'S i ! s V ililh K **•*• V**.’• . ' llllM * Prssi-hlne. P. 11 Ilbici , mi. M ix UUlse Perkins, j « V B o b b y »•» K f i K ill It'll 'I t n ll, nil » I w III! III w* " » on ,, “ ‘ . 1 . I s, , ]i»v ,f. k Ititlilciii ii *111 MImwI *trom* liustut r it ire lot n, Toroniy Jessie Lee, are visiting Mrs. j r i l l m i K i'IV lc i, , ir ,l k . Stringer. Billy Dunc.n, Johnle r i i t a r H a i t i a t* i . i i r n r i i M” M< i Thsy'a'muse themselves ami oth*; ■ P irk A te m S|h HI. ■, .M ix rnniK.. Ray, Mrs. ...... u h k 1 n %n% n m m * ri Abu, But- , Alexander. Alexander, Carl Cerl Williams. IV Milams. Georgo Lowe, In Pahokee. children, but the little trick may w. p. imotiKH, Jr- lUslnr rill urn i ll ::u . Mrs. if. N icholson -Alvin 101upset n freight train or conver­ Hun.ltv Hcluxil, S;ll A. M . K H AN K J, Ul'j'Mili, .IHl, l*a»l®»» Mr. Charles Phillips of peLand klornlns tVorsnlp, 11:t>0 A. M . ■ . Mis. P ||. Tepslc. Mrs. fi*trtc.k; Nullum. Frederick sation for -the sake nf a battered ful HitmlJiyhas been visiting Mr. and Mra, wltlcism.” However the Auto­ Train n« t’ nlnn. I so I*. M Knssctter, «Stanley i’ll A .V S u m lio So’ hOMi it. ('mbps, Mra. L. II. Me- ............. * — t - Hrumlcy, n . . Dan . Kvenlna W or*litIk l : 0S I*. M J.A. Logan of Geneva for the I I <>•< A Al 3l.trii.MK U .M H hii T r iid, ,Ti* . Aii1, nml __ Sirs. Dyvjd Batten nnd P. tl. Bnch. crat was a terrific punner him*, Open lit,line after Iha evenlns 4***' V Al I *»llMil |Vf*|»|f P ,>■’•1i« * t past weak,-------------------—------* « v lr e .— ------------------------- 7-------------T'<uuliitiTiil Georgc ■elf, and apparelilly hi* house n <-.lijCK,lft) Herti. e. 1:00 p. >1. Iinnp'omati. (.iii ii« ii in j i .m * • i i i i i * Mr. and Mr*. J. A Rabum and • ' " * * *» “ * d“ > “ ■ / E * °£.5 or i.im sii n%i M in Al o McKay Truluck, Claude daughter. Beverly, 0f Tampa w ere' PU" e*change. for Longfal ow had 4 M K N S I .Y o r m i ll I n t r r l o t o I .* i: **i* l l u i W jil! ‘ .,:> .!i„ Harry lee, Jr. i fla fiiN the recent guests of Mr* Jewel occasion to th,r* lint* 1.1*** I* IV o m ..I I’d ik I y « inn *>»rm'N Lnurrl Av*- nml IXlli HI Tryiv ifuddleslnu, Gene Tucker. - was no place like Holmes. Fenit** » Vfi > Hllli«l*>. * D* I'M Chapman at her home at 111 "Wlimrii Ji-riiR J h Hnnr 4 Holt. Bis 'ton Perkins, Ii 1 1 0 :1 4 I | K | M * | | | fti I L i life The Seminole Chapter No. 2 of A ll the ladies heve been admir­ K* I W II till IT. l*n-tor *iitit k ir letKl T ii Iv Joe McCn.din, Walter liiiy n es,; the M.E.S. met at the Maaonic Cedar Avenue. ing JOHN LEONARDY'S new HitViiliO fffrhonl, i| M II’III In % Mupf., h» 00 A. M I .lib ■ Cun -t'urban o f Orlando, | 1IA(1 Get. IK with Mrs. 1-ottio blue tie but the true story is IhU. I II, .11 IIKU III* • lllllftT. Mr, and Mrs. Giles Qtapman and M i. r ii I n k l**Vfitlonilt H fiv lf", CiiM. b .Stewart o f Melbourne, | \ j Xt the Worthy .Matron, presiifeme ftl I C M I ' I . have returned fro m . JOHN . ... to town one day this 11:00 a M. ’ ' Col. nut lint Tiusk of Chicago, | j „ K- fh c Grand Instructor o f this daughter OMt K i i k l H n ' . * l i . | S it* i t * re®k , without a tie and was ChrlM Aniliiih#44lnrM (ymmii |h*«» Hi. mill y Hr roll* II \ M Lieut, lit I Don Uehling and District, Mrs. Helen Ilornman, Savannah, N.Y\ where Mr. Chap- forced to purchase a new striped pl«». T o I*, .11. man has l>een spending the sum­ Hu ttdii> H rln.n l ‘‘ IT. A V I' K ' 4Iir « UMlr M. *'l Ih k . F:oo I*. M ^ieBl. (jg ) Pete Petcraon. nuitle her. official visit to, San­ mer on business. ib. It was such a sensation that IVfitf»r*n|ii| ‘Hr•V<**• %**•* |* F n i j t r mo**tlni; iltd III 1.1o ford and wax the recipient of a e bus been wearing it ever tine*. Thmp.lity m u V, II. p r ip l n U «T n «. rm r m i hi m lovelv a 1ft which was presented WetliiMttliiv A flrriiitm BEING POOR by William Dr. and Mr*. Faye Cameron Park AvniiM *«i ••ih Ml* t y Mrs. R. F. Crenshaw. James. “ We have grown literally mffrllriK. 2:30 I1. M have relumed to their home in W. I* llr.Mikp,* li P«f!n» Other visitors presented were: afraid to lie poor. We despise any Hun*Ink Hrlutt.l* *♦ !*• V M P R ^ IU T ie N IA % C t ll ll/ ll _i _ — ‘ , Mrs. St irke, Past Matron of Tampa after spending the week­ one who electa to he poor In n I» IViirrtillift 11 OO V ,M I1IUIIV.NI.KK. |. in, l'Aftltir end with Mrs. Cameron's sister, •TtHlfMliN ( ‘•i!*»0 •' r* , l ’ VI. iVnirr *'f ilrtk rnl TIHrd order to simplify and save his In­ Tln a ' f i , l Hallowe'en Corn! Mystic Chnpler No. 20, New Mrs, Lula Miller. W'gtimli ||«. 7 1** P vi Kmiriiiv Mrvltci ner life, We have lost the power tie- Southiddo Primary Haven, Conn; Mrr. Etta B. Roth, val n %V*il III’m I ii V H*i Vh ■ « ill* P VI • :(^ A. Al.Hominy 8 rh**olml ChapChan­ ill lif s ia g e d W e Inesdnv Past Matron tif Biuclfaood t».l Hiifnl.iv VlnltilMO Pchoal Miss Gene Kelly d e p a r t e d even imagining what the anMil * 1 i *•« % M.— MnrnhiN WursNlp. I Xlltfirry • ;3»» 1* M. Junlnr Olid Hrlilnr ! vIr**. beginning at <1:90 P. M. ter No. 197, Blackwood, N. J., Thursdsy for her home in De- J l«'< ‘ ideulliallon of .poverty f..i Im i .J K»r idinii V imiiu IV«»?»lr. „n I, „ ir!’. ,,f of the school soiiiinl linun- Past Gmnd Representative of troit. troit, Mich, after spending ten <’«iu|d have meant; the liberation 7 :5*1 |» M i:\rnlon Hnr»hl|i Vi *t,. Hi t!nn nf the Parent.! Mhrylaml, and Past Grand Repre- days with Mr. and Mrs. C. E. from materiel attachments, the % M .M irvi: • m tii »i Tei't,'.i mm.-iidbi ’ I sentulivo o f the State* of N. J.; Carlton of Oviedo. unbribed soul, the manlier Indif­ a n i T t lflt lK H l P T i a r ('I I I IH'II l.nkP %l« r i **. K ih h I t o l m V• l .* *• M w ’ i . gorv Ki’ .ln'c. finance | V'rs l nla Muushcum and Mr*, ference, the paying our way by Nm I’aettir. |M»lm •, - p Hii’ids) ItchiHtl tit *A. M “ hklrinnn and g *mial linlr*” * " : Mary .Van Devurd, Past Matrons; Mrs. J. St. Clair Whlla left what we are or do, and not by .1 id tu# A \i H ii T m I ' v H f’lM M CtiUldl Kervlre* .11 t l A M . - .-1, •tnonunrf.s (hat atm alts. Helen L. Ilornman. Wor- Monday for Norfolk, Vs. to visit what have, the right to fling M (••• 1 VI. vi *#( films' \\... i.eA T U’’ I .M » .*., i* >u * . uf entertainment thy .1'atron of Daytona■Chapter 7 •• 1* ,M n *•( • i . ii * away our life at any moment I.Vtonl'IK I’raver Me, it,isW c tn e-itsi .1 her son-in-law and daughter, >•— 7:3 .. |» VI * » v it l-*i III .1 v H will lie fur Ished aucli as fish No. 1, ; > ti p. ii. _____ irresponsibly—the more athletic Comdr. and Mrs, R. B. Pearce. ----- , .. .. — ( ■ .......... .1.1 I .. bl. 1 r a Mrs. B. C. Moore sung during Mrs. Pearce la the former Cathe- trim; In short, the moral fighting pood, pony i !des. hay rides,' cake M M i r •*> A It tl • r i i r p k i . lls * .- i i i i ' i H i l — i.i.\ i;w < r o i. wall:, spool; house, bingo and a the initiation-when Mrs. Delsney rine While. shape. It is certain that ths pre­ (lu I K l u l Aii’iilki Slteel Ilev. Murk T. L’arttenrer’ Beecher received the degrees of Cooohy store. ' valent fear of poverty among the MnJnr A H Whitrli’l, In i h a i t r bunim .r servlre" t J'i A. M. Hot dogs, drinks, nnd Ice cream the order, and also "The Ameri­ SII n.In ) Hchmil. t " -4 A. M educated classes Is the worst Capt. and Mrs. James Dyson l’f » i * r hervlce 1 1 :u<* A. M w II I i* erved on the vmnnds an.l can f ruyet" later in the program are expected to arrive in the moral disease front which oui S H V R S iril H %ft ftIIft I-X Y IS T V. 1* l. r. tin P. M cnrncii n simgl cttl supper " ’ill >*" * « rv;d accompanied by Mrs. Clarence- near future from Sodua, N. Y. civilixation suffers." air* -• * fti——*•»■ ? «.e r m pis* Aftsaae «ftJ aeeealk " . r t ' * in iin lunchroom at 7:C0 P. M. Wrlch, organist. K v n tia . i l - in* H e r v lfe . s no p M The popular Celery Crate has kitbliaih Rcb'i’tt Hat;' ritay*. l » to visit with Mr. and Mrs. W. It. K r ill f t ) H r r * lc r * till I*. M : ' v J P. <’ultco. P. T. A. 'presi­ Resolutions for • Mrs. Clara Dyson at their home '1201 Mag­ for its weekend schedule; Friday • 41 church Bervice*. It:*<i A. M memliem nf the . Stamper and Mrs. .Minnette Jn nolia Avenue. . idin' ’ . . :u>'l . . .other . ...■g.irn,. .......... night folk games will be enjoyed Prayer M eellns W edneftlav OSYKKft IlftlT IftT 4*111 I ll'll 9 T. A. have been working (or cobs were ‘ read and the charter with refreshmente being served nines, ties l»M . f f t l l I. I *1 Iftn-’V. I’llftli evcriil weeks to have a success-, WBR draped in their memory, Di»i*|,t |o •nil A M u iii I m > throughout the evening end Sat­ Misses Joyce Good»pe«<l, Caro­ ful i riniyal full of fun ami en lcr-[ Xn invitation was extended to line Lee, Kitty Odham and Sadie urday night the football boys will llitH -irk , Hii|i1. llftlllll I WMtMhlll. 11 N A P T IB T .Mnrnif.K tnhn*em for the children 'and the Seminole Chapter No. ,2 to Will lama are leaving today for be special guests at a Hallowe'en li Ca P M U 1 | V its. _ .................... ' attend Ihe Past Matrons' and Galneaville, U *ur»hl|i 4 7 3o dance. It seems that the Crate i* Ev .'fill rm where they will Ninth At The public Is cordially Invited Post Matrons Night In Daytona W id m Min v P in vs*i Hrl %Irr. to attend the Hallowe'en enter­ at No. 1 O.E.S. Hall Nov. 1,1. ■pend the weekend and attend the tho hub of activity for the high Pa M A. M. fo’otball game. school crowd. My i a Iltuni* k I Mf •'**(••( Ml (I ftllddlelna. Hunt, tainment. It warn also announced that a C A M ILLE B A TTE N and S YL­ Ing W orship I l i e o g T H , proficiency test will be held in Ensign George Dangleman has V IA MEISCH have been elected ling Union J " « P. V. 41.1. Sill l.ft ('A T I4 lt l.il’ ( H l 'l l l ’ll fs ln ln s P IR T II ANNOUNCBM ENT the Daytona Chapter Room Nov. arrived from dirty In the Pacific to .\ ill Auulft 4'ftlliotlr ('liiii’ ii. *(iu link ■Tv* Ing Hervlce s uo ip. M. evening swim with_ .............. .. the F.8.C.W. Tart n ‘ Mr. find-Mr*, rved Urnndt. an- k-H+-at_t0 ni) t l . with Mrf. Mae amt- lx- withi tMrs. Y » d B w . r — M id ■w r r k . th>rrlcc. | -Dangleman at pon Ctnb whMf ta-quite- famous * Y le r l o r r : 317 W e st ITU* roiinro the birth o f a daught**, Donovan, Past Grand Matron and tvsrv-O tlirr.T u fti'lar — Hludy In -.iiifuri* ll-'la lils, tha home of b*r parents, Mr. you know. Last year the acquaVllxnheth Arne. Oct. ‘'20 at »he Grand Secretary In charge. I'uftl IX Ii.r AiMrcsa: Ihn I I I 'li n in g . T:»* and M r * . S a n fo rd D oudney,. 120 cadg r^Tt'T'v iTil : EHflgh l ol 1 Mcmor t i n i t r * -a n a — T h ird ---- Terftdayi The" Worthy Matron announced' Weot Twentieth Street. — tftnmr-Sift--- -------— ■■■■--■■ ■-—-— news several times and also fea­ ll«v . Kslliftf W illia m N a rh lra b : L OO P. M. *T)itul, that all .members ’ should send tured in sports shorts. These two I’* , tor. their favorite recipes to Mrs. K iim b t) m a n *' a ; 4»i> A. T/Sgt. Joaea Foster mat re­ girls can truly ,awim to music, Lieut, and Mrs- .R.C. Young, Earl Varn so that the cook book I h oil .4 .41 foimr’flv of Sanford announce may be published in the near turned home fromvBrenierhaven, use any ole stroke and their Dftltv )ln ft*: * '*• A. M. Germany after havthg-derved 33 diving is tha alickest in to*n.— ('o n f.«* lo n r u i u i d i r : I " i I*. 31 Dip birth n* n dauohter Prldlla future. io r. cn I*. M ■ oil 7 0u I*, kl. lo t : 0S months In tha army, 15 of which C.E.T. * — ..Oct, JL.a t. the Brooklyn Hospital, Refreshments were served at ware aaomd It II Hf *r Jh£. Brooklyn, N.VT O cto b er':e ~ d »lc r son of Mr. and’ Mrs. H. F< J. N. Robson Jr.* Tha ntythlcal British little turno f Route No. 2,. October 27 I pie called “ brownies" are really a Mrs. Wllliaip Kardlry Mr. and Mra. Kenneth Gustaf­ type o f fairy. son have been visiting Mr. Gus­ Facs Wlntsr Storms Smartly in Tho tafson's aunt Mrs. Agda C. * Thpmdk at her home 101 East Seventh S treet They have de-. parted altar a two Weeks' visit to their home In Chicago. nance Is Enjoyed —— AL. Country Club a ifi Ij sided during the* »u i, has icturn revived, aud. will A t l\ O m e n S L ,O llt* J fe meet with the South Side Church —— *" 1 on Sunday at 3:00 P, .11. TALLAHASSEE, OcL 2(1 (Spe - 1 Every one interested in Sunday elnll ■ Three hundred five stu- School work f* urged to attend THK n i i i i n i o r nun I I.Hhiili uiiil I dents o f Florida Stale College *hi« iii .-«-»iii^, H KV H W , MIt.I.KIt I’h . lor for Women w eir formally gra n t-i S .r u i'r Hniuln, nl * :on I', >|. ed the privilege of wearing the! T i n . c » i i ?m t'li o r uoKi academic cap and gdun ill Ih Uonovg «n d Elm A%mu»o tinditinnal s e n i o r Investitude h e*. A v . lluti'omb, fv lto r |service at the college Inst night. ^undnv IWhtifi), I 0 :0o A II. Alortiltif* M*rvit*». II - v A ii President Peak S. Campbell Ypung IVnploa 7 t'o I*. M ji plarcil the tnoijuj- l.oaiii on each Numtuiy .wight Hfi Y n f ,‘ i tiu p. tR U V O L Z 1%ftirit-ulfii) iilgt t t r ,i)t i kt-rvli '• “ i-nioT- hehd n- the)* pwsicil i.i N P. Al I i MM-esslon ncro-- We- tentt stage STAIN |to the strain, of a processional %vi:ftieKt a \ m m i u i i i M T Pigmented ere on college songs arranged nn. i i n in i i in i* %oi. % sote-lype stale;* played hy ,Vn. Itunuma C. Heard •It Al H L.VHLI*. PnoltiV Pen ctrs tas desp, tilt Hi!it l ’ ii*»i*1, 1ilk00' A, M. college organist Each senior « n . I ft-tu hlng I I 300 A - M. carrying co lo r -accompanied fv hei sophomore R% flMKvtUllc Bcivivt*. Tidv F. M •tain into * ( •liter, dressed in white. After a M i l M f k I'r u » r r Mini Sr; H n iilf , . X .devotional ajnl special lniisie.il tic* fading. ^ - Thu.'iMUy tiling, a .u** p. M i number the M'niors were addresst i i i ’ii* ai in*' n iit ifb T j nl by l i. It S Cotterill, profc*:i ;|||■t"l*|k iNttllll) *’«HI ft |III lire*' ! -or of history. Itltil t* **11n* r ti, tft,«»m A Ji*, tl limitl]t eifiil *‘»viiitlilif|S*»|i. II H Miss Man .a VVignt. dcughter t M Ht i-iiltig HffVli * T I* M of Mi. and Mrs. It. It. V\i-ht Niglil I *1 ,t%••• ^ tl» f Golden Lake, was in.-luded in rlllUe * to 1 \\ the three liiuuircd and five stuA ltT III II I.. Ill Tl.Kit. Mlnlmtir I dents. At THE CH URCH ES I ..I S S PAGE TI1REB Hill Lumber & Supply Yard P h on e N.1 TERRACE TALK ; Eastern Stars Meet A t Masonic H a l l S Plans Are Made For Hallowe’en Carnival OLD TIME RELIGION ONLY HOPE FOR WORLD Happy Birthday MALLORYJCRAVENETTED Lieut. Comdr. and Mra. Jamas R. Huddleston and eon of Cin­ cinnati, Ohio are making their home with Mr. and Mrs. Voliu Williams whlla Comdr. Huddle­ ston la taking his operational training at tha Sanford Air Station; Dr. and Mrs. Ralph C. Woodfu ff and children, Ralph Dutton and Mary Katharine, and M n. Kate S. Dutton have recently returned to Eng 11thtown, N. J. end were accompanied by Lieut.1 and Mrs. Frank Woodruff III and son. There'* one w orry off your m ind .when tbit unan hot U un your licadl You know that bad weather bold* no threat to its trim, aopbiatkatad line*— for The C o a it -k >-Coa *T ii iljlt pnltcttd by tba famous Crtvtmll* proem, an exsliuiva.Mallory feature. Another reason you II HimTba CoAST-to-CoAtr la became It** f lightweight bat increas­ ingly nopulhr w ith diacernlng men for year ’round You lim ply can't realize bow flattering — how * Mallory bat la, until guUbcd — thi» on. In your choke in and try it — Mr. and Mrp. S. O. Chase Jr. have returned to their home at 2460. Msi Ionv IRe Avenue after spending tha past two weeks |n New York. Earoute to Sanford they stopped In Philadelphia where they aew J. C. Chase who has recently undergone an appen­ dectomy operation. Mr. and Mrs. M. Mlnorlk will leave tomorrow tor Portsmouth, Va. whore they will attend tho r their son. Lieut. USNB, and Tho wedIn* tho an ffp flle w t SHIMMERING • 0 $ A R K )$ N I : G S . A RED WI TH A FUTURE INSPIRED » Y THE PAST RICH CREAM t o a ....t r ;. 11.73 NOW COME & HEAR Tl tr Hoi to Miss Sops'* now Edison J. Taylor •n a w • » « rV Aik far DARK OMHT to I'suiuu* kollrtiiog nig'.il cream (or ItskyWry, rough, 4nealhcrlinrd nun pinion. Oirrnighl... coaxes a younger, tmooilirr look lo parched »kin. Help* .kin keep a youthfully pliant Icriuig in *pilc ol *uu and wind. LIMITED TIME V Kev. and Mm. E.J. Taylor Kvory night 7:30 und Sunday 2:30 and 7:30 P.M. ut the Gospel tent corner of 8th Street and Laurel Avtw K v u n jfe liH t Taylor preaches the old time religion und declare* it in not worn out or out of date; though it la not popular, yet it is the only solution for the world problems of today. J �FRIDAV. OCTOBER l i IMS THF. SANFORD flFRAl.D, SANFORD FLORIDA PAGE FOUR IliEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIII E ll 1=111EIIIEIHEIIIEIIIEIil = 111= 111= HIE 111= 111=111=111=11IE 111= 111= IIIEiEll 111= III In Our New Location A C R O S S F R O M T H E POST O F F IC E SHOES Our f.Tihioii right fool n ear will t:ikc you cum* fortaldy through Fall ami Winter . . . Iwill ta your .■m'rils |0it new animat inn in ... • r j. your steps •« ^ Dress Dresses Tin's i.s the season for .new fashions a»tjt heir you will' find the’ one to win your heart . . . in lovely hlack silhouette slim dresses with frosty white trim . . the ever Suits two piece styles colors. tail . down to business suits with careful tailoring, easy lines, smooth .filling s l e e v e s and shoulders. Tweeds, herringbones ami solid colors in single and double-breasted styles. 5.98 to 16.98 Suits j are the thing for Fall . . . Nothing can top a tailored all wool suit for smart* ness ... to take you from your office desk to dates and dinner in the hgjght of good taste. Cardigan and classic tailored styles in Plaids, Stripes ami Solids in all wool fabrics and g a b a r(lines. New FalNFelts in the new Fall colors to match your suit . . , all shaites. Fancy and pluin hands. .. Children’s. Black Patent Leather Itlouses to w e a r with or, without jac­ kets. Tailored shirt­ waists. bow necklines 2.95 to 6.50 White Dress Shirts 1.45 # Sweaters Come Fall t h e r e 's nothing like u sweater whether you're spend­ ing y o u r time in town or country— in -slipovers and buttonuppers. In all colors. Fine white dress shirts Mint arc al ways right for any and every oc­ casion. Smooth fitting collars, in ymirrdrovi^longthninitsfzo a good groomer and good looking. Limit two to a customer SHORTS T ies an d T ie S ets \ r ilr Trt*^iLcoalM tor the Mwflivs . . -. we know Toey needWIurdy, long Vfl Wearing coats for-school in pretty colors and cute V styles . . ., A ll w o o l double breasted styles, f fitted coats and chester­ fields; tailored just Uke mother's. 4 j S izes 2 t o .l 4 •• (Limit two to a custom. Mi»ii n Abort* in a very good broadcloth made by Lord Da all white and colors. 5 4 c p a ir McDEE a t h l e t ic S h o rts 6 0 c di MEN?S W ORK CLOTHES PAN TS . Work pants of covert cloth and khaki, made to take It of sturdy fabrics. 7.98 to 15,98 Skirts Pleated and gj>red styles fti ■corduroy, g a b a r d i n e , rayon crepe, wool plaids And suiting. Gowns Gowns ■in Ivory White Itlue and Tearosa, lace trimmed for loveliness ,. . Sizes 32 to 38. Slips, tailored and trim. MUSLIN. SHEETS (Limit 2 to Customer) In white and tearose, nicely fitting. Sizes 32 HOSIERY to 52. * Fine muslin shfetju* sturdy, close, woven with- full hems. All pre-ahruhk for extrk wear.* Full size, 81x9th 4 �/ lu FRIDAY, OCTOBER X , 1945 T1IB S A N F O R D B E R A I .D . S A N F O R D , F l/ H IID A A i f Stewardesses J a p Officials taking c o u r s e s Are Seen Sk In compartment To Obey On SO iK^re* p le iw l * firm A is : R r w iv i!) Ja c k ii , M.\ch.\t m v u i ' iiwk i '?«b !•««» un»> * New draluivx ItJvu-ImluMrv front. Si i nut. Minn V»mu> woThe Prealdcnt nUn made public •;ji who intend in llj Inith in « prnjpjt*ed ncendn fm the Inl'ori' woii.l lire .i.iei.t mnfinircinchl oonflirehre lieirlnh liteeniifo fit i i- .......... . •: .i ijew Kind of firi-IUm: - , 11ml inir Nov. .1. The nirvodn recoinn iitctiih disrujtsion of iPVfn mi­ ll in rolled n . om|Mi t neiil pitonflir* to Inlmr di*|t.tcx mid •' nnd i.’» foi tn ole throw.- the Partcv wide oiieo for i>f eteunnie-xe u. North- debate on fhewmise* of strike*. ’ Ail line.*, n * o it;iiitiy wht. h, Snider Not Re-lcninr . ’■'lit** to nmi'due rh'niyji nnd Further, the PnwMint said lletenei in it* ti oiiim i- |h"t i inversion "Director .. Snyder, .on 1*'* whom he tlttlft chiefly depend for . ;i h •tnditi. mu.i wiite n forniulntinh or it wnee-price, ivn* -I- n-fore ci.ol ml no t !*• not resigning, n* hud Ih'cii itininr.et in u riu ]i > h - .,1 . Coo 11 he! oil. nnd l.vor.i- |i i dailv* Tltimnn nlsn *:ii.| he ivollld InlK upli i mentH« < i -i ; 1v itfi .11 •’!!.* of the luirtlripent* in extract fiom :i Ivfirnl tin* tho Inliornmim, rmonl nmferenec Y O U R "SHIP W IL L . . l*efoie it cipenii Nov. 5. Three reC O M E IN" Sooner I, ’ " ,n* * r* V rr- Jh* «Je- i-xeurnt IhF pilhlir nnd Won’t vote. By the Aid of Newipai'ri* wr.hmi , "'i " it....... he umW of Ini........ml is wrlhm-. ", tm ninined -o pe.mamigrment. Included in ADVERTISING'^ , * ,!'*>'i Then- will he |s i*iitini; dideirntex ilr legation I owi*. nnd Truman, until* hr would• Invite -the United Mini’ Winters” president, to-the Whltr llon*c in advance of the confer rmy, along pith the other*. J Vwi* ha* not Visltnl Jhr Whltr Ihif-.r slip-e -ilrvrtill'd, Ifttj. II*-" REAL ho Mini" n Intln critic of llw Into I’hi'nr .732 PlVs dent I'OnscVcIO nil*, wlmm hr once hud hetn friendly;," * tiled celery f*ttn. lately and narrowed on Oami m * . Phone F..B. Stowe or Edward F. Lane T W O FARM S FOR SAI-K-O w e X M r a , t illod Uwl. 1 rood well. S store tee n . 1 car m ix er. I ,**t W r * . ft. Wert of l a i r M erry* Port Office. One KIRK HAM property. about 2 acres of — X a t m . at) t iM . coed « t f l ! ' Main road from f t m fceene. 2 r t m Karn. '« town o f Oviedo. aatV wyi*r m O n e e r BnuleHarold Kirkham. tan L J. W. Bril, Lake Monroe. 3 I '3 acre* muck land San lord ir Inquire Mr. MISCELLANEOUS GOOD R F U A B IE I SCO CARS F Mr w lwtiwi at or coder F1PA R E P A Y hithewt cash prices for — ■wad faraila ir l U ys n A . l l itliam* Furniture Crv, .ill' K. I si . St, phone P&8. ~ BORROAf j l h K r WHLRK r w v v n w fcESPKcrKn . r. •• f - J \ «. 2a • TOUR salami desire lor privacy in money mailer* is strictl) respected *•here. Ft tend* and retail its ate not questioned * about yonr credit. Your cm pl-rrr or business . associate* ■trdl not hear of your personal affairs. There is no cause foi GET YOUR Baby Oiick* at Rust's Ttasedo Feed Stnr.' r w jlvv -s M Ward Workers Plan Strike * * ii£l) 3 f ox fc- *9p&a&A. W ANTED Sgt, Jcre Dorminy Princess T h e a t e r Wins Two Bronze Re "Opens Nov. 2 stars In Act i on For Double Shows 11 n q l l h i r il BUSINESS SERVICE Pbaue 1011 BODY A N D Fender dents, paint injury or fadinc should be m u w trd now to combat arms and wtixthermc A new painin s method await* vnu at YATES A lT D P A IN T A BODY SHOP IOS N. Palmetto Are. Pboor 371 W ASHING niachtries repairedand all home appliances. Cald­ well General Repair Shop. 707 North Mills, Orlando^- phone FLOOR sandinx and finuhinx r k u m c and mwxinx. H- M Gleason, Lake Mary. POUND FOUND: Lee Track Tire. 10.03 OST: Green wallet on First Street rontatamx . idePtatication papers. Reward. Ret. to* Herald. DST. Medium sised. teddish 'Fih«i»rt_Ch'ctrt“ halPrsd, lore eared dnx Has whit* spots on chest and lw«> hind paws. Answers tn name o f Fhfran. Last seen in the vicinity o f Grammar School. N otify the Bailee dr phone 323- SIT. W ANTED— tm v H ELP WANTED— V I uHt P flB P I r.».llli.*nt I - HMr l llUlpilxe.-xlin uiyx-i|L pi'.iudr w riclil totlt lid Kiarr. film- prifn-t piupor- l>nar 110*1 as fnlloww: -iu'ii has In-cn nrdrit^l and will Iv milnlied n« mhiii ns avatlahlr. Mi. Itaivrv said. Due to the Diet that email hoys had punctureil thr screen with mi**i)ex '(linn tuhl'i-r hand Runy, a new screen wa- recently installnl at a nut. nf J'ltKI. Mr. |"*ux'k nip" to stiviiRlheu muscles Harvey xtntcd. This type nf j of the neck nml thnmt. Keep sniiliiiR that’.* one of screen is vutnenildr to staples, psjier clip*, nail- or wad* of i ** itijunctiittiN, f«*r ti >milp Jmi*l putter, due to the fact that it t* i ju*| a dimple and ii Rleam of j teeth; it*c the leflis tion of a I mental attiti de. 'If inn can’t smile,*’ wrilrs the |-Indent. n b)t waBRishli, in her •I isiklrt, •’tri to imitate -omeJIsof i h ho ran.’’ I lie Hills nit- tnupht the se­ ll id - of makeup, fir-t study ink 'he contour of their fact's it\ m, dcr to hrlnx opt lixhts ami ‘slini«hiws. Ihev up Riven formulas for i cite in cosmetics They ImIir IiI how to Keep their hair in condition; to pick; Iheir winds,.!.-; buy jcweli y; Iti Iniduet tbeii ear mux .irconliiiR to the mini effertive cX| enditurv of ainilatde fund*. "Make J«urse|f hell i r that J )nur lirine depends upon |terfri;l A radeiny at Columhia, Trim lie eriKimiiiR," the,, arc told. clitrmi the service June 1D. t'.'ll The rourst Roes furtlici n* it I at Keeslcr Field. Miss, and w«> seeks to fit the »te» antes* for HUNG WALL further'assumed to several lUliet one of the most "eractiiiR ntspnn field* prior to takinx off from sibilitie* of l*«-1 cull me that of Topeka. Kan. in a ll-’J!* for duty tncetimj the nubile. in the South Pacific, lie is now That's n rather IntRo otdei, nssiRiird to the «Uth Air force, *itice n stew antes* on Ninth Airlines 11 ansi oat lie til rl diS llomli Squadron. 4t*K llomb wrest |r 00 A B O U T Group which is stationed on Sue *yslem may I* culled MfHin t'l meet the eastrrnet from Ne.t pan . • Fell..whir Vvl Day, he wrote, that they flrw over t||e ptisau.ci of war camp* and dropped itmli dude inn. hex ami Ilit- leul ran­ nut ami supnllc*. h^u-h time |h<n ches of Montana' the dairy far A d v e r t is in g flew over the ramp* the A muii.- rner or Minnrrtmr*~ihP'inint'r"frnm W LLREM O VB ran prisoners would wave lowi I iilnlm; oi . tin fi nil i'imver ami vilemiMit of \Va«hitiRt»n and sticks, nr anythinx in the alt t<> *' TDOR WORRIES Orejpln try to .wav ’’hello” In the flyei w lierv |Hii-i' rntues ill for a r."mhI ilc.il o f ill len t ion le of c o u rM , ' The . s w n file s s , must taK wilh these fxyseiiKer* ■liltinir . the couise of flixiits; so perfect diction is deemetl es­ sential. A* - bail* for this, she rim' s tin.Mu’ ll u thnniuith \V. O. W. Memliers analyst* of the alpha!el,'in whielt »he learns' what |m*iti<in of th*> Tuesday Oct. .IHlh. 7:30 l'.M. lip* and whnl muscular effort produce the cliatest mmirinlInn ll is hti|Nsl Uiul all members in KorHl'stamlinif will of each Hctler. Stcwanlessr*. • xplains Miss altiml this nict'lini; up u number of important Stem, aie hi'i'h’ • qualifie-J even business mutters will lie discussid. A large class kefoir llo'v come in Nolthwi'sl of candidates will W initiated into Woodcraft, a airlines —most of them an* col number of im|mrtant fratemalista will lie present 'lege giadi-atr* nml have held hnimrtant imxiiiun* in other including our State Manager, Sovereign W.ll. Mar­ fields. Hut she insists that they tin. take this course so they may achieve - th*s ultimate. For Mis* Stein, who is partial to her ste­ wardesses, pu* it this -way: "The stewardess 1* one of F in a n cia l S e c re ta ry the airline's be*l advertisement*." Most of the clas«e* are held at the Mlnneaia.li* St. I'aul air­ District Representative port, Wold-Chamberlain field. But lecently kills McConnell took her t upil* to her own estate on the 8t. Croix river near Osceola, Wise., where they ■‘rehearsed’’ tome of their exercise*. ' *‘Fr- ”:ent'.it. us adiievenient wh.le patticiPatiriR in tirrml jfliRhU as a combat crew inrndo'r in suvcessful conduit missIons 1nrain-t the Japanese Empire. All missions, were flown over rapidly rhsneiiui and often time* adverse w-uathei tsmditioii*. The fliRht* ,ueie suhieittsl to enemy anti­ aircraft fire and fishter optsi*" iion. “Thete weie consistently pre­ vent diffirtdi naxiRntinnai proMrms dancer, of engine failure iimI consequent ditchiiiR many times at sen"llmle, piiKonRvil pviiudx of physical and mental strain urn! undaunted hv the mnliy ha rani r fareil reculnrly ami ointiiiuujsly. each crew mcmler di*pl*ivivl stun courace ami skill in ^he perfptmaqce nf his duty as to reflect Rieat credit on liim*e|f amj the Array Air Ferre*." Set. Ihirminv enlisted Ihc, lit, 1943 at Nashville, Term, ami wa* Riven six months detriment ill which time he received hi* dip­ loma from Columbia Military W HY m iL •BuriNfj^e IvM.VTK IlliOlvI.K CONCRETE PIPE •tsjasa| DON’T MISS! JIMMY WAKELY PENINSULAR Phone 1341 SANFORD. FLA. JllrtlOfl 1KHMU rnmusrt U.U0I 2ml feature B orneo I ^(KiW herThrenfr LjffcUOED.Lff H&THWHt PtM*1 Yea, and tn Your Attic Too! Turn Tlioae Thing* You Don’t Want Into Money with a Want Ad CARTOON WHEN CtoNfl^TENT 'j IM PO RTANT MEETING C.C. Collins H J. Finch ML. I M S REGAINES ,8LBS. TAKING RETONGA; FEELS FINE M l *lUgfcration in the BuildinHT formerly occupied by the Cowan Co Featuring: a complete line of new and used Furniture BUY-SELL-TRADE I U 4 Reman T d T h in k S h e food I managed to cat did not Wm U N e v e r F e el R ood ,rTm *o « lv' any sUviigth l, e O* . u . feit full o f toxic poison*, and my A g a in , S ta le s M ra. Crts- mu»cl*s ami joints fall sore *nd areO. E n jo r a * E a tin g A g a i n ; ; stiff, t began to think I would F e d s L o la S tro n g e r. fed good any mon. Wo invite our friends to visit’ our new tdon 1 tiga and 8 m what ruu," Happily deI. Ciissull. wvU« f Ashburn. Ga- M.T. Haynes— A.J ha sluggish «limiuaticn , and 1 feel stronger than in yuan. R ct^ga ^WaRing For a Sail T Im M o d em N t n b a t D o ra a 't malt f o r S A L E S h k a b v e r t is e s - |] N’til fur llit* Y 'f>1 N f !. tlio S C A R R Y nr Mu* N K it V O l ’S • - - Iml i f vtni eti* jn v spinp ch illin g t*\dlc* m in i . . . - CONCRETE BLOCK ' jS Allittilif jTittl. HMg. 2-IHirSpnnlcHits-*2 D R IVE W A YS W ELLS SEPTIC TANK S W A T E R TANK S CULVERTS and SEWERS Transit Mix Cnnrrele Srcunda available at low prlra Concrete Pipe Co. & Today and Saturilnv Double Feature IT PAYS TO LISTEN Itrutt The Alia W A N T E ff: Y « m t , recentlv fresh N o id liidol.O'i u KOUintT A. WILLl-AMS FOR THFPAIT FEW DAYS, the Navy has beer, put tine on a show tor hun­ dreds of thousands of New Yorkers. By way of yhowlnc their apprecia­ tion,'sonic o f the'city'a Ihealricurproaucort brought the cast of "Polo-* naive” to the n .t-top Monterey and ran IHmigh tlu? musical tor crew­ men. The t in n i '* hucc elevator was used as a since, its plane deck as ■ _ 1 theatre, and llicht d<xk as a fiaUcty. ___ _ , lliitrmatfonoJ) R IP E with someone point to Chiraco «*r Cleveland Oct. 31 nr Nov. I. W ill share expense*. Infltimcil W o!cry Ifcipucloiy Ci • ; Red” Williams, owners • �'r *•• i * * *- - - • — £--- -------------------------- min Itcprcuenlntlve .Wanted.. Demand for Avon Christ­ nt this time. Write Ho* A, r o Hcntlil ■ II i l l . . - --------- — ' — -------T* FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26,1015 ■“vtr Dewey Asserts Wcmen’s Equal Right To Jobs Colored Sets --V . I ^■T — THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD FLORIDA PAGE SIX Big mas —r Egyjitian women, particularly 'M ^ u V e d ^ U D ' those of Upper Egypt, frequently | Wh|el| -iil.l iu .f ls Ituhi^lhjn^ I Johnson. |Ma lot iff iWillliin, weur nose rings. The Erie Canal was opened in |liionn Johnson VVITNK fS in) 182ft. Guam is the largest Mariana Islands. > Talks To 1st Meet Of Women’s Co unci I; Hits Artifical Bars of the Lc^ral Advertisement MITICTH TO A»\y:%|| TO: WILLIAM «jLKNN>pKtll.NS»iN. , wtiDM* himwii. plurt* *if rMl«l* fip«> Ymi nib h»-r**iiy lu -iir Pit ffttiln N fiV i-m lir r Ir* ill*- j t«• up i ” " m i , '" 'l n ’” « 2U Null fur «Uvurt tirfrnilani. haml i.'i-l sm l “ ■ hiinfnr'l. Florlils. this :«th il»> iniol.sr, ISIS. > O, I’. llEHNimX I’lrrk, iTri’ l.llt I'o llfl iiarcn ll 1‘oort S ea l) IJ o )il K. Itoylo Sollcllor for I'laintlfT, ItHK , Hunting For New Sheets? Uted fnts or* needed in makinBtHeeH,*hlm,towel*, nylopt, girdle* ond many other Hem* you wonl . . . at well a* soap*. 666 Cold Preparations TURN IN YOUR UJID M T V I.H lt l l ) . T . v i l f . i n s. S A L V IA > . Iismllnii' In I IIIMv,IPa—I *K OVLI , t» IIIIIKCTRO To All Your Bakery Needs - - ItV always Crush when you htiy il lit DISCHAROID army ooIdler Joseph Drsrpslers, 20, is shown In custody In Deliver where, police state*, he •stri d-fa e shot-fats-w ife <■end-their assaulted' Marie Woldell, Atlantic City, N. J„ In the front seat af an automobile in which his wile'was dylng.Tollce found Uie veteran In the car with his wife’s body after Miss Woldell ran to police and gbve Ihe alarm. ’ (International) Rohh’s :__Home_Jiakery_ tor. W. dhlf Phone HI'.lJ FROM THE BRIDOE OF HIS FIAOSHIP, the tf.S.S. South Oakofn, Admiral William ••null” Halsey (Inset) looks up aj-Goldcn Calc Bridge ns tho batUcwagon lends 13 units of the mighty Third Fleet Into Sun KfancLsoo Day. Although the day was foggy,-thousands of spectators eal’ nrcd atop die famed span and on zjvorc to welcome die fighting admiral and his .^Intcrnatlyiiul^uimdjdtuJu). batUc-seasoned valorous,------------------ ^IntcrtuUluliul i'tmjiiljdtidti). r. Ruprecht Warns DDT Requires Care Jtil".him, ami ihat in June, ftT4ft Iti’ in Mil ei ol fi.m'll emplnyed in' the slule'i war industrie. nlnne ' ; **i -i'J.'l per rent af i lie tinal emptnyiiiiMit in those in nstrii-. I File. Hnnien’s Funlrlliutiiin “The i.lmlling lliing," he said, "b Dial women's I'oiispifiinus contribitlion v.as in the Dvl Is whin e on one had hidieveii it poMtibh ■Li’fiijr — In ilirr-imtTiiifnrture nf •dii’lrie m.ieliinery, leienlifle in. I ■iimei't" :'il iiiiliimirvu" “ lerha i. there has never hoe:’ a I.ini' when I te talents nf women wi:| have wider senpo,” Mr, * iii.-ey -aiil. "Anil by no meuiis doia tills me,in iin effort In ; mitliti|i;'e Ihe greutesl of fumlai mental-, thoae of home-making aed of lai'ilig riiildtcn. Tlmse lliipgs are imsie In our lives, Hu« n-tely, our religions. Th*y lire Inuie to iiuiltun hoppiness. ■liol ' tec'ii ie they are boaic.ls ore iran.n why Am?riran women I live mi much to giv:' in other i eld i- lien tIn-y^ are free In do At esp cm thc black ntsp CUO j ARC t « l lAPOtlt VIAM TUI •Ta-VAIU ’.'.I I'D O P ',)— :-------- The price of a War Bond is nothin!? in comparison to the se­ curity it affords.. . • BUY AN E X T R A BOND TODAY. PACKAGE S T O R E * Fimt $1 ARCA01 HOC. 2 % 0 H e 3 W l IVIRYTHINO WAS CORDIAl as Mu). Gen, David MiCoutli, Jr. (left, above),shook hands with O n Irnjun Sewell Avi iy ol Mualcnuieiy U n til A Co. und told him In Chicago that llie Army w:-i icllnipa.Inn.: lias properties seized laid Dec. 1(U in seven cities, t/alcrautiuaal iuuiulu tain) "The special talents af women l'iiv.. a vital cull' in sh'ip* nnd I'ice hu. nes'cs whlcn a rain •>*d oaiii'fu, patience nnd'peo­ ple with jiiiiiKinatina. New huri. mis arc ojiemng: transportation, itiit on. Dai vast developments in " <1 noil i ifru'ldttne, cannot help inn In mr chi ll liy wonun’s coil* ; irlhVlio'. I’lo'i’im of Iteconvrrsiun' * "We liave at this moment tho immeifiate and growing problem ul ino.iifishin, Die putting hack In wind, in Die right places of t e } tiling women who jnijjed Die •u I civilei, of Die woman who support families — all of cm e. T ie! nr r l-bufflc I tie* emiM' of war Industry change. During Die time when adjustment ■ hem,; made there is prnelilrd Die lies! nf llll nppi.rt unit if < to get off on Ihe right foot for tho future. “Thcio are representeil here the tnnfeiisinital, huslness and labor I oial nf view, tho educational I IT insertiridi', on plnnl. Infcclcd with uphills, or on plunti and flowers tnut inuv lx* vhdli»l iy bees, wuh recently irivcn ny •r. If. W. Itlipii’cht, chemist la ’ burg*- o f the f ’entrnl Florid i Experiment Station, Sit Id Ifr. (lupreclil: ’•rill* widespread mill ofu rrcUyss iiw of_U.U.T. U alraiut,' i-gmnln;; lo show that car must be exercised in lls u v> | "i- mo to nvold oilier trouble" Ib’port.i reaching this slntlou full if a rather lurge hulld mi of iplrids mi plants hntli urtiumei ids ami vegetable:: thut hnv !iren_ ilusled or. sprayed wil l D.D.T. “Tho D.D.T. .......... Hleil the natural enemies nf Die ■iphiils that play such n largo nnrt in keepinir Ilium under con­ trol. Aii insecticides to combat aphids ure on the srnice list i a indif bo 'advisably nut to use F.D.T. on plnnlt Unit are iikoi” lo lie attacked by iiphid.i or i use it spurinirly. "Il«fo r e uniter nnv ii.ll.T. p puintiun lie sure Ihiit it is re ■ommemled for th ■ liwect that you are trying to g>t rid of • .i do not uae nmra of it than the direction* cuP f«T. A bo Mo - ■ usa it ns nflnn as you jvnliid other insecticides hh tve l i . l r will remain effective for n Ion i * period than moil other msp'D. rides. We ivoidd n lio a r s ii warn growers nat to use D.D.T. pre panitions on flowcrinir plants us •t mnv Kill the bees visiting the flower l mid thus prov-nt prbner pulliimlii ’i *vlth a resultant Inzer crri|i yield." « A,NE All Metal * (Tl ICE Refrigertators BEAUTIFUL Czech screen star Lida Uaarova, whose association with Propagundn Minister JnacpU Gneblie Is caused a scandal in 1930 Uiat rocked UioNazi hierarchy, lias been Indicted b j tho Pragua People's Court on a charge of cooperating With tho Gestapo, The nctrrss was arretted In Munich on Sept. 22 by American forces, (International) ■ F r e e h le SAY f you TAKE THAT LOAF OF SOUTHERN BREAD OUT OF VOUR .S W E A T E R -O R ft V> 9»i . .. . . I WON T K • . j 51 years of making tough tirca | have fitted Kelly to produce tough tires of today « new ma­ terials. Buy us at ? ; V .P A N c e K \ WITH I VOU//L STAFFORD’S SERVICE STATION Cor. 2nd & Sanford I'hone 9130 • who can also help preserve you present tires with careful Insper ' tion, expert repairs, weekly r>. ^Inflation, and recapo. BUT M ILLIE/ '----- “ WITH THOSE HUNGRY WOLVES OVER. THERE WHERE WOULD r- ---I P J J J IT P ■ ck ic m r o o T i d* h c in g oCADt 4 2 - 75 ™ Jii» ■*■ groups In whose handi lies the training of ull our citizens, the volunteer groups which repre­ sent the community. It is my own feeling that this happy mid voluntary merger of thinking by leading women o f our slule mn lend only to progress mid hap­ pier. days." We are movlntf into our new locution, 118 Dark Avenue around Nov. 20 and we have Iota of odds und ends to dixpoae of before moving . . . items which wo gre offering at a great reduction. Regular Price , . Sale Price Tables----------- $ 2.95.............. $ 1.95 Child’s Chair — 7 . 9 5 a, • — 6.10 High Chairs — 12.95 9.95 S tills----------1.79 2.29 Swings 2.15 ~ 2,05 Soiled Clothes Hamper-------- 5.80 Soiled Clothes Hamper-------“ How Tall Am I” Books---------1.25 Tony Sargr Surprise Books h25 |Cookie Jar —— 1.25 Aluminum* Cleaner .89 Asst, of Dolls & , Teddies......... .............. 25% o ff Cradle Gym — - 2.50........... V- 1.79 Hanks Craft 2.50 l. Baby Feeder — Weatherman Forecaster — — Asst, of Plaques Cup Holders —- FELT III 1> S 203 09 B. I L b tsm 111 iiu i 29 -» '■-* ' - -- L'i * : jjj n SALE REVOLUTIONISTS who overthrew the government of President Isnlni Medina In Venezuela aie hnldmg former President Gen Klczar 1 »pex Contreras, along with about 200 other prominent persons, as a hostage. Contreras Is Ihe conserva­ tive parly candidate In the coming •lections. (International) = m . 'O hp’-v.ag::— : m< ■A T - - g ^ ' a au-, ■ r T r ^ r fi" = III 5 �FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1945 PACK SEVEN THE SANFORD ^IERAI.D, SANFORD FI.OKIDA 1!__LJ F J U |McNutt Optimistic Over Marketing 01 Florida's Ci trus sarily will hear it formally. Attorney General "Tom C. Clark said the Jurtlce Department Is not seeking overturn title to title* larnl* or land* henenth bay*, har­ bor* or other inlami waters. He said it is trying to "resolve finally nml promptly a genuine controversy that has for a long time overhung the right to val Iable resources off our shores." California, since 1021, has as. serted title to lands off the coast and haq leased right to a number of oil corporations. , Mr. Clark contended that Cali* fornia* never had any "proprie­ tory" interests to the lands and, theiefore, does not have authority in giant, right* to remove oil n I oilier minerals. I.AKKI.ANI), Del. ill. I Spe­ nud t ’iltirg pries deCrenses can cial I—Taking »u optimistic vie.- 1*0 (IVoblcd. of tin* pnsslldlitv o f matketinv I he I'.il'* in IVf! advertising Flotilla’s tvlt.OOd.OOll l*ox crop of ■' I 1 prunin'inn program, ho citrus this season at a fan " <'•••led, i**i * Ih-. ii developed tu the producer, M. II McNut . i.oh nil the vmirtiH fuctors in chairman of the Florida Citru* toiifnl. Comnilssioh’s ndvcrtisiftg comrtiff tre toil iv cited several ' |du " factors in the current tnerehtin-, I Mder nurtmtl r'inditinn H.1 lit in' the i hilted Kl.vtea dising picture. pplv eunie from i ‘nicul tn. Admitting "we hem a lot ul*mit the difficulties— Ihe »ciidu* |U“t> lepts which - the Ilnlu'trv f.tee •' ' 'i ' inmmsine survey shows durinv iHi.-* coining seasoii" the i f than HH) department ;t l chairman said he Mftlsed "'li*' H-iit l.e .i pessimist ' .The Idrge iron, !' 'i*" n lh*' fruited States are some use o f tele­ wlilrfi must he moved principally considering vision. into civilian channel* since the geverimcui lm< nrently curtailed i , it* Inlying program,-; w|i| hiI s|ilcM*l out ovei a htngei pern*J * af ti.ne than usual and that i to the state's advantage, lie . believes. I't'feiim g t*i "the iin*T'itjiiiity' and me government meddling an I . " , : i inted government Interfer- Dirty windshields Increase the g lr i" front headlights on ap­ proaching automobile* at night. The -specks o f dirt scatter the light rays, causing fog effect. Mary Robert* Rinehart, after 10 year* of writing murder mys­ ives the teries still finds writing a hard dace the write’ each story three It docs times with pen nnd ink," she here upheld thy h i dm hut r f uax } nor mean that-the* tribunal wee*- aay*^ O B iit l U. S. V u ; fb tim T HKV- MADE- PLANS FOR ■TITE^JAP^ ------- ----------- FommamDr-in-Chief, United Stales Pacific Fleet and Pacific Oresa rsl \* illi.nu F. Ilalrex, Jr., commanding U. ,S, Third Fleet. price wellitigr. ttu*. (inillmies indust i v Vof Program Adopted jFoundation Spends Mi l l i o n Dollars To Fit-hilE iiU u it1*1 and as*.;'lance to vetcian mill tn,ir fumilie- w*n ml*j*t•• hi Fulvui mu Aimv Tumuli'snm NKW YORK. Oot 2*! i Special I Linar tu f l.th'lt.imi ii. j iiu-rgaucy aid tu polio enidvntfr areas wa tlisliuised by Ihe N'ulltmnl Kotin dation for Infuittile i nr.tlysis in dll vi celts of this >o.*t. Tumid.i lion I tesldem liaVil u'vtmnoi said yesterday. , HI ibis amount. Mi 0 ’t‘ofinut ’>uid, a little mure tliuti ifi per t* ’lit went tn four stall's, us tol eivvs North Tarn'inu, It'JJtbD ."*; till >*i-. . $2lBK,'JlHi) New York fit *.tna. m: ulnr - ’VIrglulit. fltHfr. HJtI.fi l Total for the country was ; I ri*i ipul expenses .m cunnevt b> t '.with polio epbli'iuir*. he con li ni l. are hospUnlltUltiott, snl» lie* *>f doctors and other prtifes > 'ot'al pel se*u **l. |urehnsc of special __eipiiuuient, tiansportiitinn' of pnfient*.' nnd the like, lit* flint ile iiinilyijs, lie added it one of the .uost exj ensive ill* i ases in medi.ine Few families run meet the cost of Ilie average case of pulj i. u liltdi is around ci.roto. Funds sent to - ..In*., Mr. OTonnor said, suopiement tvaomres of the Foundatni'Ts iiiiiitty eiinp lets, which tetiiiii every year, tot the cure ami tiealnu'iit of local I olio patients, one half of till contributions in the county .to is probably i* ponsihlq to a grent decree for .the slowness' -with which Cn' current crop is- going out, and that a for more orderly niov. iiient is in pnMpeet,, I he late bloom fruit, he srtld, w- . 1 extapd tin* marketing sea* ■ fi’i -time time nnd thus gluts closing session e a t ,. ,-**.,I.i . iiiitle ieol'i* on nil expanded pi*-' wer pl-oirhim fur lilt* oft:aid. itb* held id tile Fuli.itimi \iv* N t *01) 111 lleaibpi ii li i -. IUbl We l Fourteenth Street. *. The rutlte pr* grain nun pic -eilleil io U'lishliigtou. D. t‘ • lie liei ul Omni V Hridlev. head of the Veteitin. AdruTiii-ti.itten. Salvatioo A tiny, wiiieFi ;iled;el ‘ full eoopetali'oi to till* Ve|eian*‘ Adniinlsttatioo and t» ti ■ vetei'alts thcnirelve* on tiebalf id the [ thousands pt Snb.atioprst or* Ing nil > i ihe uatwiii. Flic Falvulion A n n ,', iiiu 'a in ' v»Idc'i chlbiii taoiilv odd, emi'i* ■'. e ."> istune.. aid oi nil iiilor* .. . 1 iiltuic. voeatioiiiii • re iK’iit it." McNutt said "and wapiti* of all that He. _ .'il-*' iiihsf* ttf’ i t ngc o fA T W P W ir ■Tht* nejttiJ.' •I.city of citrus'bt(mnis un being >.' i in* "debit" side o f the leilgei'. i i-s*filrst* to*l*o a pessimists” , ho are just a* many, it fiirt« which can be it* civ*Iit side of our which should rc^ TT7ttrTrtTTnirJ^nv u ' im cis . . Let"* look at -vim1 of It'd , facts. "I*i the ft i'l place, there-ha* in*.ir a mucli s|nwci movuiucllt o. e.iil*' fruit. Last year iiy tllt* linn* the industry hud moved **»■• l.inn i*tu. of orange- more (ban in tin1 comparable period this year. Unlv the gtuprfiuit movement show* a c-vmpnribh " riiose ft(til Its. Ii n ii a* dlreVl binrlng on the meei's- of our n’ lr'.etiug effort. Ti'** fruit **h|e'i ho.- not o. iv*-i| 's ■till i>o tluv (tee*. It is maiming, mid wlioi lie o f slll'tl * mtily Ibftl we will it dies go. it vi ill * i! tittle, if tinv • nnp! mil lb " li nt' fiom oi r*'Tisiimi*r. In utbii words.'Ill** eobs'ltiU'l' re’< t'n .n* eiealed liv aim chd Iren were i|tiiitely niatui ' 10 VMC..S of lt>l,'*, loo common 111 S K M 1 11Iv N E W J.'ip cases have l*ee:i; nut be with uthe dline.l males. . ci v* dcf oile! K IIIIIV an! chib* s tptaling ! » nfe of itu* in.I ttt.'olioor said. t'oimuentinv i v .u 'O r .A i c i . i : a n Hit illic count; alone, a*:**. In' aid ill mint* . Ilhiials, to ■ _ in ynur hunt** - ■ ileHlic renioi mg ill i lip only dewier wlih ImliililKl mil uni 1111*1 -pll Itual llel'.i ;i real pnwer polisher N'nIions I Iiullilwtiotl ill'll hi i ted out by -JvalvUtii.aits chapters," Mr, (I'Conuor dc- Army unit.* in l>''*7 cite'- and clnre!. ' land ready at all times lemiing towns in tin t int" I in pi'ovidtt e.ire and trerttmenl Slates, according to » ••■{***i t *f lor all 111*0 *1 *' victims o f polio the pi n. u oil'd in the <'oinn' i niyelitl.*,' ii'gut illes* ul, luie, sioll* I * iiccd, cuior or live. Designed Mi l l ! a vies <*t nvoio " IN en uflci (lie, epiilemili lin*. ing any ovei lapping wt ibiptisw •.pent itself, i lie ia.-k* *>f caring I loo v\it ll I It*.- government pr** lor patlenls most go on. , All glum or work of otlii i iiignm/a poll** attack* do mil insult in lions. Tho Salvation \i my*- jo ■*• pm.ll* hit of the v ictim, but gram will seek to fill ;i gup in Photic 'Jdo where paralysis j» an iiftcr- the solution of "hiimaii ptiibletaItiMim tllli Allantic Hank Itlil effert. pntienta .e-uire exten­ il was explnllioll. , ded can*." K. W. McCullough KimiY VACUUM C UI0ANI5U DISTUIliUTOR • Whether we're going shopping, to luncheon, or out for the evening, I'll wear my suit! It's my wardrobe stand­ by because it's so easy to wear, simple In care (or • . • end always looks so tight! Twill or all-wool suits In a var­ iety of styles. Clack and colors. A M O u n cin y * Smarfeif ford ever buttl * More new develepmenit than most pre-war yearly models Greater eronomy longer life It's a Required Course New, finerperiormomo— 100 k. /s. V-8 engine 90 h.p. 6 tyl. engine ■i iV -C *1 ’j| [xlru-bighydrhalicbrpkes lor qvltk, quiet stops New, lull-tuihloned rids M IN ’S POPLIN' UTILITY. SHUT.1 SoBJ'"color *cotton"wltfi^a'ilub! weave' Ihrotuh It'Shirred back, sport collar.' Sanforised*. Vat-dyed. ' m OQ TOWN CRAFT SHIRTS Solid colors — 14 to 17. Nucraft collara—si*e« M ere's e /n i three' R's,1*.■we*ler»’ ’si»T•’ school .tredU colorful sloppy o ^ fc*rdigtos>U< her crowA Coarso and hns jaugf_kiuu. COTTON PRINT UTIUTY SHIRT RelUhle Pacific Mills fabric. Plaid and check patients in medium and. dark •hadas. Sanforised*, tool ‘ ^ SOLID COLOR s rC n T " -SHIRT Sanforised* Gabardine— fine blend of rayon and colton that feels like silk. Es­ pecially well made. ** q q On Display at your Ford Dealer’s lllfc? ------ — ______ your future �A Y .o m W a a a i Seminole County Court Record Oc t o b e r , 2 4 , w arranty isui deeds llolomon, Clyde et ux to Nettie llolomon. Earneat, Julian 8 Widow to B. AL Eorneat et ux • Heal, Jamea G. et ux to Henry B. Wataon et al Henry Wataon Cline A. K. et ux to Wallace Da via et ux. • Cline, A: K. et ux to David Ijuvrenec et ux. Cherry, Dully M. et vlr to Lauru 8.' McKemireo et vlr. Hiildie, Knmia to Donald J. Nirholnon M ux Jamea, Iienjamin et ux to Mamlu Nelson. l^wia, l.eltoy et ux, et nl to WATCH FOR OPENING ROY JOHNSON’S RED BARN STRICKLAND - MORRISON, Inc. Phone 200 Your Ford Dealer Since 1931 [ID ^ V I A R ^ TIRES FURNITURE REKINISIIKI) AND REPAIRED M Antique or Modern lYMSOllZINO THOUf ANOf of enlisted men who made ponlble ontat u ill M v * their waiter iwprixJUced on anew tbnweittaUm pttont * Navy Day. The mentrvthl, Navy abate are not Mentttfed/TMf a te who served so gallantly white brining the war to a vfrtcrtoftf clot*. GET o o d / v e a r to John W.. Bell. v Bert A. Adams. CROP LIEN Vulley, Beruphlrr'.D. ct ul to Bell. John W. to- Farm Credit T. It. i.ingo et ux. ... W'llllams, Willie el ux in Char­ A dm. P A R T IA L RELEASE lie .Sheffield. . OF MORTGAGE Mullins, Jumps W. e l ux tu-C. Florida SlaterBank to T .‘ J. B. Le«. Stlgglna, Agnes llill et vlr, to Williams et a l.. POWER OF ATTORNEY} * J. II. Hill et al. ' Vernon. Robinson to Grace M. Hill. J. II. et ul to Kathleen LIM ITED W A R R A N T Y DEEDS . I.ondvnberg, Walter A. et ux to Toola show lhay » ROCKEY’S TIRE SHOP 113 S. Park — Phone 2fifi •Thbmas J. Devine. A n w - o f United StatflT TMllUm A. Renlhey. - 1 ’ * Navy o f United • States Cart Ahrln Pheacott. Navy o f United States Booker Thqmaa. Oram Ihi. . . ■T Army r o f Pat Johnson. Nnvy of Unitod Stater Mulilon l,owIs to Real' Estute Sales—Rentals— Mortgage Loans Dependable Insurance and Bonds Phone 9G0 Room 4, Florida State Bank Buldihg. Colonial Furniture u »R c fin iK b e r N l Phone 2-3921 Orlam . Florida * SPECIAL NOTICE t«. ti LHERfe NOW! 3 to 3 Day Dry Cleaning Service t« 5 Day laundry Service HEAL .ESTATE MORTGAGES Shepard, I- II. et ux to Alher ll. .^«rilyn...-------:--- ^----- Harris, Charles Manning, Sr. Tarrant, Henrietta to James et ux to Brown Landono. W. Mullins. BORROW PIT EASEMENT . Q UIT CLAIM DEEDS Edmiston, Charles N. et ux to Smith. John L. el u» to Nan­ State of Florida. cy F. Fra In. . • Le H it, 0. C. et al to State of l.o His, G, C.' et ul to Slate of Florida. Florida. DEED C H ATTEL MORTGAGES City of Sanford to James Moil* Strickland Morrison U-Drive-it, Inc. to Nnnford Atlantic National ' H B P A R A ?ioN FROM U. 8. Bank. N A V A L SERVICE SATISFACTIO NS OF . Navy . o f . United States to MORTGAGES I Hktchlnson, W. A. et ux to Robert Jnmes ' Crumley.' William A* Rainey. . Jollies U. Beal at ux. HONORABLE DISCHARGES Farm Security Adin. to James Army o f United Suttee', to 1Mullins el ux. Mullen, James W. .to Henrietta Turrnnt. A rm y o f United States to Governor of Farm Credit Adm. Carl A. iLee. . . . to John W. Bell. A rm y o f United States to Governor of Farm Credit Adm. L. C. Morris. . to Bessie Swagaerty. Nbvy of United StaUa to . Governor of Farm Credit Adm. Clarence Lloyd Wynn. to John W. Bell. . Army of United State* to Governor of Farm Credit Adm. Jamea L. Gaines.. Army of United States to to Alexander F. McHardy. . Governor of Farm Credit Adm. Jesse C. Howell, Jr. Army of United Statek to to Alexander F. McHardy. Harry E.. Robson. t Governor o f Earnl Credit Adm. Array v fi- United States to to I ewls P. Oglesby. Samuel Jurkaon, n. Array uf United States to Governor of Farm Credit Adm. g T v e 'T o n g e t tread w o a r . . . more, aalor miles for your m o n o y . W e 'v e got *om now. So, como in, g o DoLuxe with G o o d y ea r . . . go farther. Victor!e* In the war, these sailors * * * * * a iM M 27. mmfve-ofeii th* men'ana vWmcij (l *Urn#Bo«M*cnrmtpfiWo) BRING YO U R FU R N ITU R E TO US TO HE E X I'E R TLY RE­ PAIR ED A N D RKKINI8HKI). WICK ER SETS P A IN T E D . P R IC E S REASO NABLE. PROMPT SERVICE. RAYMOND M. BALL, REALTOR Wo recommend that..new customers send their Mr. and Mrs. George Maybury o f MansachuRetfs are visiting Mrs. MaybuiYa parents, Mr., and Mrs. Ernest Cole o f Lako Mury laundry luet three days of week. LEGAL NOTICE To- virrrrr. to aphkaii’ G ertrud* IDIanl.etti Mohlniuin. Nureee q u a rte rs.' Ilullillnx No. — U L Jinnuiiii Oklahoma: Y. iii ure lieretiy rn iu llril lu s o pear In the Clrrult I'nurt o f Hemlmile I'nunty, Klorlila. In t.'lisnrrrr on Novem ber Ith, tees, In a rerr It'In eult tor dltrorre llieraln printI ox. an abbreviated III Ir- or w hlrh .•nae la Jolly K. Iluldnaon, plalnlltr veraua Gertrude K ttiabetb. Hublneou, defendant. w iln e as my, hand nnd n fN rlal seal al Hanford. Florida, thla tlh day of O rlnbar, 1(15. a . p . • ii i . i i n in in C lark c lrriili Court lly N O M INE NORWOOD^ Oepiily Clerk Phone 475 ★ Hindtooie 'T om-War” Moddl A Exdiuive Maying Frature* * Important "PoM-War" I m pro vrmrmi A New Quality, Bficiaocy, SEMINOLE COUNTY LA U N D R Y Come In now for full detail, R A N D A LL ELECTRIC CO. 112 Magnolia Ave Phone 113 N T H E C O A S T L I NE and e JJJJL ca r ^ « V ’S S S s * fa s& js * South ***£, lea»' here should be. a distinguished service medal for the. thousands of wivc$. id mothers. whP have helped to win the victory and. arc. still contributing . • ‘/'CT5^ by planning their spending -and-their saving and operating their h^uschpicU on a budget plan; \ - . ... l^ w is^ y , usjng their jnoncy to store up purchasing power for future u^C—hpyscs, education, travel, old age security, etc.; by.hcljiipg to prevent rising living costs through avoiding unneces­ sary expenditures; . b^usipg their War Bonds and their savings as a backlog of security, sa t i j ^ mpre, goods can be purchased out o f current income.when tbjcyTag£in become plentiful; ^ a y p i^ m g wasrc and cultivating habits o f thrift* f f if . v•i CO, �, *1 ill * * OCTOBER 2$,. 1945 THE 3ANF0RD HERALD, SANFORD FLORIDA -_______ . ' Hunt’s Tuxedo Feed Store You can now «et the Chick Brooder that you ltuve been wanting. We have just Received a Large Shipment of Poultry Supplies. Broodera-Electric* Automatic Control, Feeders & Wuter Troughs of al) kinds, „ See us at once for yours HUNT’S TUXEDO FEED CO. * DDT HUG HOUSE Klils Flics, Mosquitoes. Fleas, Water Dugs, Sllrcr Fish, Ants. u .d „ bugs, * Ruachrs, Ticks, PAGE N frfe ^ -UJUk Di'tX*. tn.|»^Ti*,t ■ D.it,.,I Itil* llilt««...1.1h S»|>tpml'»r. I t i ; TELEPHONE OPERATORS Starting Rate 6 days-----$26.00 fl. I i dny rHary. trolt «. Mli’hlsan You n r . hrT.*tii (irttirrd an,I rr* qulr.'it In hr unit ni<lira 1* iipim Oir Mh day ,,t N,ivririt„r is»5. t lit -Hinr hrlriK u ICII k»- l*»>, I«. Ihr , lllll nf C,,m|i|nlnl flin t » trait, . 1 in ihr r irra lt iTuiri ,,f Srm * Ituilr Count), hi Kanford. Flnrtiln, 16 - 35 Experience Unnecessary • Paid while learning • Frequent Increases • Overtime pay • Paid vacations • Taxi-cab s e r v i c e for late hourH APPLY CHIEF OPERATOR R - 5 weekdays * Saturdays 8 - 1 2 >SPIT I Full ) fitV O n rR t><>f.'h,liinl. I COUNTV HOARD OF PURLfC < )lllli:il OF I't M l.lt'A T IIV V INS'I ItU c rm .V , S IJM IM ILI. T ilt : S T A T U O F F t s m i O A . U r r r '. IMUNTY. Kl.ontl'A, Ins T.< Willi," F. Al lr u. U l l H> I. tt JoltOAN. Chitlrmnt, • WYM Urn ml Itmilrvsrd. ImAOr.t T, W I.AWTON. Si*,'- Single or Marrlc'd Ages Plaintiff. v« WU.I.1K F. At.t.KN. *>f t>) nuth J f,,r illrorrr A llrn. b r in g an -.rllnn ■T lir Sanford H rra ld Is ilr llg h a . tr.l n» thr n rw sjiati.r In w hirl! this „r,lrr shnll hr puh||.|)rd fal fmir ■•imrrrullve w rrk r. W 'lin r.d in) I,ami ami n fflrln l .ra t of iifflca Sanftird. Fb>rl,la. this O h ,1a/ October ISIS. <> 1*. H K O N P O N C lrth, , ’lr,-,i)l I'liUrt, H,„iln,,1r C o n n l). F l„ r. iA, |ISKAI I* r It) K I.. Ilurdlrk, IN THE SOUTHEAST ; M ore people dr ink A tlantic A le and B eer than any other. It must b e ... * W SOUTHERN BELL TEL. & TEL. CO. b u y h u u ra n r*, you pay lor it, uni! forget It— o o l l j yoo I I I * ? i loss! Tlien yon want PLYMOUTH SERVICE through at, we ukt cure of aU details and arrange**-prompt'set*' dement, Thai*! S e r f , H. JA M E S G U T A l€ *M »(o€ € R AGENCY TG3’ ' MEtSCH BLDG, ’ Atlantic Company- Ilmctritt in Atlanta. Charlotte, Ckattaroaf. Nor. PH O NES 78 AND 48 PARTS SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS PREPARE EARL# FOR FALL flood gTonmlng and good cleaning go hund in hand • . no nno ran tie well groomed wearing soiled, wrinkled clothes. Itrlng in cleaning early nnd hi> iirepared to meet tin* Full season with band Imx freshness! L A N E Y DRY CLEANING CO, Another FIRST for Southern! WHILI MOTORMAN l. 0. SIMMONS (arrow ) |[ri trapped In Ilia wreckage of a Pacific Electric train after It collided with a' Height car near Lot Angeles, a surgeon begins to amputate Ills shattered legs. The trainman remained conscious during the ordeaL l/ntirmitional Sinmdphoto) i ’ll, it,.II Friends o f Mis. t ’. W. I.ibill Mr, \,,,,l lit will regret to learn Unit she it ill's hfiitiitin. Ml*. ill in . tlie Ferntild l.mighton SIlH|!« * list llnsfillnl.. LEGAL NOTICE 1it M iT irr: up r.L »:rrn »\ fttm |illiiiic «i u hk. lIn* Mr, A burr L Tli»»iii|i**»il. *^ii( Inw u{i|itirfili1*t tlicretth flirt k mil Iff In h«Tr1».v iflVfti that an Mr, H 11 Kyl»\ Mrn, ll»*rBli1i4 W. iiiiU • l». ll|i|»*M*|lilN. •ffafthiri liriN lipttn rflllril iitid *»r« i hi At Liikr Mary - Air. . duriKt In In* hr hi. it ml I ho stlfttA ICI mii i . ihiyl, r i* r k j Mm. W. I*. 109 Palmetto ! ivill In* hr hi within ami throiiuh- Ihiik. Mr, h. tlvurts, ■•*'Uv ittifi"in I T in Hnliin11 I'lliirldt** Mr. i: I L-irjttiMihan ii uulnt, In*|»Wtnri. i»f Hrmlnolf t'Mutity. Florida, vl*.." P n .iiu U 12 a Id Al F«»n*«( Phone 1011 H|tr<*lit I Tux Hrhool lllwtrh'l No. I. City Mr. .1. U t’ ii r 1 I ’ lftk ; Mrr. known an I tin Hanford HfH»r!i»l Tux Mrhmil I net rift; Hpiflal Tax Mi*i ' U .... I Mr Jttlin 4\ Ii* II. Mr. Hthiiul niAirltt No. J, known n« ST. K. Hlmkin. lnntwck)lH. * I hr luMtiifwnoil SgM*«*lal Tax H1T100I ,1 1 1 1 1 :111 ,) , OlHlrh’l. H|»*-tIII 1 Tax Hchnnl I>lxn im i No. f» At lhlrt|ir*-MT. trlrt No, 3, known hx tla* Ot’lwlo 4. I't N rhoinpfion. C lfrk; Mr*. Mari­ H|»f« |j | Tax Hfhool h h lrlcl; H|»r* rial Tax Hchmil D litr lr ^ 1No. 4, ana Kimh!*% Mr*. II, Ii. Kflxfy. known uk thf Chuluota Hnrrlnl Tax Mr* W It Younic, Inxpfrlorx, l*n . ho t No. 13 Al Hliivla— Mr Krtioot W xlrlrt; H|ifi'lal Tax Hfhool IHutrlrt No. known ax* thf Mar ha Hiattko, Cfi*rk; Mr. Juf XUrk'-i. Hr Mr. ilntnsh Inula. Mr THERE 15 GOMEThtHC* i tj.-rifvn Sprflal Tax Hfhool IliaInxpfftor* trlrt: Hprtrial Tux Hi*himI I if * I riot Mlkt Mlfklfr. BEAUTIFUL ABOUT tVXRV No. nmiith r. %«. • f». known ax th*« lottUr Monrof t< h i Li n r %t ttpre Ul Tax Hfhool IHfrlrlrl, on ihtNcv— -nusTiV if 1vttu 7 At Chnluoln-Pn rlnrt Tilfwilay, NoVftnhfr »i, Itiffi, hir thf r.i* n m*^ 'rrvatt, i*li*rki Ml**.. ro w t imipoKf of drlfftnlfilQK who ahull M ARE. LOOK II Vni o «* I To...... , _ . _____ lif Triivlrrx of tli* raid t)lxtr|rl* I Tlldfii Jiiroli*. In for thf nrxl ■uccrpilUtir two jm r * foh* Mr xpfiTorx. ami thf niitnhrr of ttihl* of HP*** IHUTIIII-r Nw. A r j»l I Mr tr let Hchtwil 'fiux' In l»r levP r ffltifl* »v I** Al tlfHf%n — Iftl and T o llfflfd I i * ruvh oT thf . W I i,i v lx,. 4*11?r k ; Al I'* * M a r I tllrBlvTftt* for «it rh j»l t Ilf fit Id •'.V1r•*MA r \ 1 ifr M . !■! hoolfy, Mix yrar* II, llaiifi', Inxpritotf T h f follow Inif minifil an* ap* m u T H ir r * %*».. a polnlfil lo lift nit olf t kx and In* hrrrlnft U At l.,*k»' Monrof apfi-tma jil_ tJif prrrlnrtx imnoji w ithin thf i fx p rf( ixV HpaTtlSTTinr h tT. Ktl t »* lr*»i»x, Jr-^-iUrrk, AU. Jfpltrtiil l l b t r l f l H to hold raid rlr« - I.VI I’. Hhflhy. Mi 4 \V Mill. Mm . N.l Iif l ioodupfinl, Vnwiif to I'*., hlfHnrt t At haiila- -Ml (*, II p!«mi» 1h a k f . Mr. First to introduce High Test DpT Household Spray lo Floridu, Southern Chemicals' now lirlnrfs you • PYRO - D . D D T with PYRETHRUM For quick knock-down, sure kill) and .lasting effects against j vi. A» I * n t •»» - ji tty | iin iv l- II, II. MttitilL Itifiiiri’Uim. r i .i lm i H n, II A II At Altu* iniiiti* S|»rliiKN, Mr. U J. Iii*rlt»ltrh. Cl«*rk, l» Mi 11 , Wit i r• n. L. All. tlauun. W. K lQ ifflS We're always looking for way* in herp you make that car run smoother and last longer. One thing that will help Immensely is a REGULAR CHANGE OF OIL: No harmful particles or re* sldue wilt stfttJd In your crank cam 4. wlifcri H 'g'treated-to-regtdn r care by us. ft Mollis, Fleas, Lice, Bed lings, Ticks. $£.25 a quart - Distributed by JENNINGS SEED STORE 202 Snnfoh! Ave. . . W P tZ . k — P o o r H o m e lig h t in g — t »r «* y o u n g - e y e s .- a iid IN S U R E RECAP >- h elps m ake s tu d e n ts ! C O N F ID E N C E poor Totlow these 4 sim ple rules: One child in five has detective vision. More than hall the people over 35 have eyesight troubles! Passenger fv Tires With OKAPI A M EJrcry drircr haa eecn those hea lot P it ts b v rg h 'f NtwSyittm Color byndmUf help mokt your homo lovolior to took nt— lovtlltr to live Ini * .• ,*i •' trucka'rumbling down the rOstd with their big bemVy loads, Ydu kiA4 th*r truth tires take a tentfie heatinr fro* the hard frindinv wear: NatsrfUy, the rubber to atand that abate' nftat bo Icapedally compounded to be extra touch •-extra lone wearing. We can ,J Ocard l____________ _____ _____ libber—guaranteed lo be exactly Iho _me rubber used la recapping the big truck apd bus Urea. IU extra tegghaaee on your Urea means SjOOOto 8,000mlleoof ' ------- --- ordinary Eye-sight can be conserved . . . now that home work is again occupying school children at night it is doubly important that they have proper lighting. Poor lighting can cause eyestrain. . . and low grades in school. LARGE D A ILY SHIPMENTS Have Given us Our Biggest Stock of The Highest Crude Paint - Varnishes - Enamels. • 24 Hone 5IKVIC1 Both Outside and Interior. Wide Color Selection 1. Do all read in g, studying, sew in g, or game-playing C LO SE to a good lig h t source, preferably a m o­ dern reading lamp. 2. A v o id glare' from bare bulbs. Don't sit FACING a light. Glare strains eyes. 3. Avoid. SHADOWS. Make sure you have gpod light directly on your book or work. SHADOWS STR A IN EYES 4. Have eyes examined reg­ ularly. I f eyes are defective, vision can b e gteatlf help­ ed with proper glasses. n saiM W e ls h General' Insurance Immediate Delivery Sanford Atlantic SANFORD PAINT & GLASS CO. The Complete Paint and Glass Store 117 So. Park Ave. 4Z4 ^A* --- * ! Phone-305 CH £Lik YOUR LIGHTING TODAY �. f I t w . T-.-.rr.-tnrr-ri *r f - PACE TEN FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2 0 , 19(5 THE HANFORD I1KRAM). SANFORfl FLORIDA ■ g - 1- Ji l l s Iodine i* one o f tho important his parents Mr. and Mrs. John i.c excluded from discutaions on export* o f Chile. Unlknn peace treaties. Reaves. While ho had a weighty record of international experience :rlonc< n9 Ilawyer, Dulles really wo* brought S/Sgt. W. B. Harrison nn I |to hi* present position nf influ­ ence by Dewey. In pre-election Mrit. Harrison arc visiting in ’ tulks conducted by former Sec re Fulton, Ky. Mrs. Ilnrrlititf is tho A N N O U N CIN G I tnry o f Slato Cordell Hull last former LuVerh Smith. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Miller and year and *hl-pnrtlsan foreign pol l icy, Dultc* participated a* the Re- daughter, Jackie, are guests of Ihc ^ 1* 1 .'.ir. and Mrs. 7.. E. Smith. |publican representative. Mr. and Mrs.( I,. tj. Pickering t* When the late President ItooscI vcit chose the Amprlcnn lielcgn- have rolurtied * to their home Kc-Opening of after spending the pant three ' tlou to the Unlteff Nations con­ ference in San Frnncisco, the months visiting in Massachusetts . gray-hnired, bespectacled Dulles nnd New Hampshire. H A N SO N ’S SH O E R E P A IR S H O P Lieut. William Musgrnve and . was asked to go along ns nn ad­ Mrs. Musgrnve arc visiting Mr. viser A t first ho refused, con in the Cmvan. Building M tending he could lie more helu- nnd Mr*. William Musgrnve. Miss Ruth Anderson of West ' ful from ihc outside. Later how­ ncrofw from the I’osi Office * * ever, h® accepted under urgffig by Palm Beach wns the gnetl Iasi the White Hoysc nnd the Suite weekend of her parents. Mr. arid Mr*. P. I). Anderson. Department. . . Mr. and Mrs. Hoy MrGonughay Actually, the London ponce dis­ cussions were no new experience nnd Mr. nnd Mr*. Norman Me Conaghay nf Birmingham. Alu. for Dulles. He accompanied the are guests of Mr. and Mrs, P. D. ; American .delegation to Paris in Anderson. linn. This fact, coupled with his Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rucklcw Republican connections, probably Y O U D R IV E IT ! wns un Important reason why and son* have arrived from Jlyrnes listened attentively to his Delaware and urc guests-of Jlrs. P H O N E 200 Bucklew’s mother, Mrs. Hurry Views. _ * ,Qn the otKor hand.- Byrne* oh- rmtdv.Sr L James Reaves has -return­ viinisly wns >mf forgetting that he would have to have the np- ed to the hospital ^ in Augusta, proval .of "two-third* ’of his former Ga. after spending n month with' .Senate col Icogues for any pence treaty. Aside from, politics, /Dul­ les speaks for n large group of ing with his blunt and frequent Americana on hla own as chair* avowals that he wants to remain First Street at Sanford Ave. -■ man o f Ihc committed for n just free to criticize. mid durable peace1 of the federal* Coontll of Churches nf Christ, representing about 0,000,000 per- ‘ sons. for 30 dayi) — Although he bus. l><!5n.ds!ij!XilffiLL only oosU ns firmly. International and op. i .tiflafti.-la .Dt»wyr -BoUUet in his GOOD TO K N O W ! views. the inild-nmnncred church­ man likes to stand fast nnd firm ] when he feel* sound democratic Cash enn bn borrowed from us on shortest notice, with principle* nrp being ignored. . no diHturbance.—“Jimmie” Rowland also makes loans As on example, he strongly op- j of $75, $100, $150, $250 or more—ehotrid yhur needs nosed the big (lower veto rights . require It. in the United Nations’ security! — "— t — JJ-A’i J1, \>'A w v— A N N O U N C IN G — LA K E M ARY Our shop is now open for huafnetts 4 a S t jE fr General Auto Repairing k By— Unrficld mitt Jackson Connected with Y A T E S A U T O P A IN T & B O D Y W O R K S 105 N. Palmetto Avc. Phone 071 NOTICE Anyone having'any repair work in my ahop , at 210 East Fifth Street is askccl to please call for it at once! 1 am being forced to close dlie to recent robberies. B ill’ H arvey All the VITAMINS for all the family at just a FEW PENNIES a DAY" RENT A CAR .ALMQ S t ALJHEYllAJUE.u~ death arul taxes- U-w reMt-en-Ceatrat-PerkLako for sailors on leave in New York City. And these two gobs, being propelled by n tain.young lady, live up to the old naval tradition. They're attached to qne ot the fleet units now In New York to take part Ja tlic coming celebration of Navy Day. (international) STRICKLAND-M0RRIS0N, J' U-DRIVE IT, INC. , John. F. Dulles Is Seen As Factor In American ’ Policies f *.,_______ [j .........By FLORA LEW fS_________ Jj LflNttQM J o h n .. F o s te r D ulles man whp. many diplomatic rver* agree, missed hecom'• S. Hr-eielary o f Stale "h en Hoyv To Relieve Bronchitis 1 Amber and 1 Brack Capsule Supply Vitamins 1 A. Bt. C, D, E, C and Be, plus LIVER, IRON, Calcium Pantothenate and Niacinamide. | • You can never be sure you sre getting enough [ eiscniisl vitamins unless you supplement your ' diet with known quantities o f vitamins. So, guard against vitamin deficiency! Start the wise Plena* wit ini habit In your family today. 144 CAPSULES 72*i 52.59 .» 7i52ii t***'*' T0UCHT0N DRUG COMPANY AMERICAN LEGION DANCE A t The Armory Benefit National War Knurl Saturday, Oct. 27—9:00 P.M. ’lil? Music By “The Banana Boys” Admission: $1 per couple (lax inr.) Men in uniform 50c (tbx Inc.) CRE OMUL S I ON tT. r „ ..T u T r V - .s r „ hih’. forC o J jiJ ,Chest Colds, Bronchihi EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 1 • 1945 Liu; office of Dr. J. P. Brawley, Pine Castle, Flori­ da, will hp closed \ For Table Rcaervation Phono 2(10-----fide por poison on both Sundays The public Im cordially invited to attend and Wednesdays. j F A M IL Y Despite his emergence abroad ns nn influence ‘ upon American poliry. if offered a diplomatic-, post Dulles probalily would refuse it. That'would he in keep CrcomuDlan relieve* promptly belure P. goes rlRht to llio scat of th* trouble to help loosen and expel germ laden phlegm, nnd hid nature to soothe nnd heal raw, tender, InHomed bronchial mucous mem­ brane.-. Tell your druggist to *cll you n bottle of Creomulslon with the un­ der landing you Must Uko the way It quickly nlluys tho cough or you are to have your money back. Tickets on Sale at the following places: Smoke House, Hill’s l'kg. Store, Frank's Tavern, Koumillal & Anderson, City Drug Store. Tourliton’n council. LO A N CO. of Sanford 8— Florida Stale Bank Bldg. _ ’Phone 33’1 r SEARS CATALOG SHOPPING CHAIRMAN of the Insurgent rank nn£ (l|c cummittee of ihc lntcrpatlnnal Longshoremen’* Association In New York, WlUiam E. Warren (above) ha* been expelled from tho union for failure to pay dues. ' President of the H*A, Joseph Ryan, announced the expulsion at the end ot the *tevedoro strike that had Ucd tip shipping. (International) j Gov. Thomas K. Dewey was de­ feated by tho late President Ron*, ovclt, has emerged as a powerful new f.gurc in the determination nf American foreign policy. Although - Secretary of State James F. ■ By rues had almost « [score of adviser* during tho cri­ tical five-power conference nf fureign ministers here, reliable ituurce* Mild ho leaned most heav­ ily on Dulles, whom he later ilesrrihed ns his “ partner." These sources reported that By1 lies almost ignored some of his other aides, so grcntly did he dcpend npnn the tall, slightly stoopcd inlornntionnl lawyer who ad­ vised Governor Dewey on foreign affairs during the 11)14 presidenti­ al campaign. Held Firm » ll was Dulles, according to nuthnrilativc sources, who was responsible to a considerable de­ gree for the American drlvgs- J.U.* r > m ?/ his J 0 F ’i- ' - / _ ^ -4 m HOSIERY • N a w f m l y Claart « D elig h tfu lly S h eer! 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Chiffon weight rayon, knit In extra fine gauge (340 needle, assuring yog tiny stitched, fine texture). Yeans pre super-high twisted for strength, dullness and elasticity. Double tops, mercerized cotton heels and tot ridge-free soles for comfort. Cobra Sontones, beigetones. x Sixty 8W. 9, 9V4, 10^ 1014.. Here's a wonderful opportunity to get « fine quality sofa bed—one of the. most practical and useful article* you can have in your home. • Many itylea to aelect from, but remember that quantitie* are limited and at these prices they ’ will go in a hurry. . PACH ' 86 V 925 — State she and color. Shpg. t»t. 3 CL - , « • w J* » . SOFA 1 OPENS TO A 1 nm ■ ■ ^ EASY WEEKLY PAYMENTS I - POUBLEBED ‘1 r i j BSsu'.wTfcrW.'*. fr fr * ' OPEN 'AN ACCOUNT TOMORROW 1 ________ | I nf the'many timely - 115 E lot St. ' V ' ■ B U ' ' P h on e 990 ' ■ �fiW W P J jp f In - u^'-i Unity There k Strength— To Protect the Peace or the World* To Promote the Progress o f America* T o Prodace Prosperity fbr Sanford. VOLUME XXXVII Four Jap Sailors Are Accused O f Killing1 Or wounding 100 Women & Children * • A m t U lii i&i}? ^ m t f o rib SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, OCTOI1ER 29, 19J5 EnUbl&hed 1908 Trial Begun * Of Yaraashita ines (M y ,ki. Preaal President Cancels Out Of Town Trips WASHINGTO n T*Oct, 20, bP) — President Truman Cancelled todaf alf his scheduled out-oftown tripe. Eben; Ayers, IVhlte House 'pros* astretatti, [attri­ buted the decision to the heavy pressure o f business confront­ ing the |President In. Washing­ ton. In Atlanta Governor E l­ lis Arnall announced the White Ilorrc had advised him Presi­ dent Truroatr would not visit the Carolina! end Georgia this weekend. A m alL.aald.R e..iu st. had a phone call from the White House, advising him Truman was not coming but would try to visit then early in the Spring. The President had planned to spend Friday in North Carolina, and attend the Georgia Tech-Duke foot­ ball game Saturday, and then have luncheon with the patients o f the Warm Spring* (Ga.) Foundation. Price Of Peace) Is Explained By Matherly THE WEATIIEIT TODAY: Partly cloudy in north portion anil considerable rloudinr** with iM-ra-ional ihiiarr* snath portion. TOttOROW: Parti) cloudy and tonttftuM mild. . Member Associated Presa N U M I IE R 3.1. Victory Loan Drive Begun For Big Sum Strike Battle On The Paramount Studio Front Tributes Are Paid To Navy At ChamberOfc CommerceNavyDay Dinner At Mayfair Treasury Billion Before Vinson Asks Eleven Dollar Loan December 8; Tells Need Dr.‘ Walter J. Matherly, dean WASHINGTON. Ort. 29, o f , the- School of. Business Adt A n ^ T T f p " nr»ft uaftil1. (i riti s — ministration Ht‘ tl>- University "of of World War II—tin- Vic­ Florida, spoke on "The Price of Permanent Peace” at a Navy tory loan-^wa* launched last ' Day Dinner given at the Mayfair rtignti It was dedicated to Hotel -Saturday night by t) help "keep the faith with Seminole Countv ( hemher of Commerce, ( apt. W. T. Easton,' those who fought for a better commanding officer at the San­ wol-ld.” ford Naval Air- Elation, and l]j* The campaigii to sell $11,- staff, were guests of honor. * 0(70,000,000 in bonds* lrPfore ' Senator L. F. Boyle, who was a wer criminal In the heavily introduced by H. it. Coleman Dec. h was opened by Secretary -guarded-high eommlsalonr.r’s re­ -president—of - the— C-hambe*— o—Jof the Treasury Fred M. Vinson sidence In Manila today. Contmcrce, served us toastmaster In a nation-wide broadm-t. In Batavia, Java ill was reportmol introduce,| llr. Matherlw as ~**A ~sucecsss ftd A ’ft'loy.y I mail. ,k U| , ■ j. that President Soerkarno of an offiper in tho first- World War help ns on thn long road ahead, "Indonesian republic” wns Vinson said. ’ and aC present one of the most apeed ina toward Soarabaja in nn influential speakers In Florida. “ It will hebi v<tu in' planning R A F plane today In an attempt for your own future. And it help* Mr. Coleman explained that tho to halt the Increasingly bitter to keep the faith with those who .! dinner was a tribute to the Navy bpttle between the Indonesian nafought for a better world.” in general and In, particular to ionalUta and the British Indian Private citizens will lie asked nr the Sanford Station whieli had troops at the big navel base, buy $l,ibiil,niiil,Don in IhoiiI*trained thousand of young fliers where a state siege was reported Olio,000,nun |n the small denomi­ with n low rate of cnsuailtlcs. declared. . nation K-lmnds Ur. Mamertv outlined the- price Fighting began late yesterday Thu money. Vinson said, "w ill of permanent pcHcc as: 1. The and was reported growing heavier pay the costr of bringing homo price of permanent victory; £. at a time hen Informal peace talks ■out hoy*; It wilt'tie used fiir tfitu:----. .,j pn.e u< nnysiral reconstruc­ this tnorntng. The trouble arose le i'iiig o iii pav; li wilt meet I ho tion in Japan and Germany; 3. A sharii increase in American between the Dutch and Indonesian cost, o f inediriil earn fm our ill; The price of military prepared­ Legion membership, marked by leaders waa expected to begin ji red- it w ill help our veteran* !n ness in this country; 4. I'hc price pick up then inlcm'ipted edoea(Ilyin 4B hours, after the Dutch what State Adjutant A. Ilelil of active and vigorous participa­ Mann has termed tho greatest thill in work ” jvemment ordered officials to tion in the organization ot the enthusiasm expressed in the or­ I'o t'omhat In Hal ion open negotiations. United Nations. ganisation during the past 25 Further, lie *aitl, m helping Declaring that -Japan ami Ger­ - In England moat of Great Bri­ years In Florida, was reported •onitui inflation, investment in tain's 43,000 dock workers re­ following the annual State mem­ many musi he totally destroyed. ' hiiiiI* "will build a -n-. tid i-eenomy mained on strike today despite bership roundup at tho Valdes Dr. Matherly added that even so for the nation that will afford you a 'grave warning bread may be Hotel, state legion headquarter*, •the United Stale* must remain i prosperous ftltme." rationed this winter unless they Saturday. The roundup was pil­ militarily strong and that the Elsewhete in tie- nation, stale* return to work Immediately. It lowed Sunday afternoon at Sem­ mistakes following the Inst war ACTION IS FAST in this gel view of the battle that ensued i>it|si>le ID i i m uni 'Studinin Hollywood, Calif., when non-slrikljig mil cities signaled the opening o f was-one of the few Items not ra­ inole High School field by nn when most of the Army und workers sought to enter the Seeat headed by a flying wedge , F,f discharged v.it vet emits the non-striker* were ' attacked by the dri\c which ‘tan - fiirmaJly be repeated. Fighting forces tioned during the war. • ye order. At least 5(1 pel -mm were j injured, m liidiii* jtolicemeti, pickets nod iinil-striker*. Several, "'cic tomorrow with reicinonie* iioiinc. impress!'e Legion induction of 41 Navy were demobilised must not pickets. Police interfered to In Berlin, Clyde E. Palmer, veterans, most of them of World incomparably greater than those arrested. (Internetiunal Snundph ing the. jiving and (lend t eroe* of Arkentae and Texas publisher War II. the armed forces beiore Pearl Harbor will bo expressed the opinion today the At Hyde Park, N" 7 . Mrs, The membership roundup was needed to preserve the pence in United States la pulling occupa­ conducted under supervision of the future .he said. Franklin lr ltoo«evelt ■took part tion troops out of dermany so L e e Weiners of -Jacksonville, in a rerentonv . launching I lit.* sal.' the program also included u swiftly we might “ lose, the Grand Chef De Gare of the 40 banjo solo by Willard CoimoBy of the new fJlin -eric* K twipl peace. He said replacements ere and 80 honor society of the Le- with Harry Kudell at the piano, roqyiH*nll.l lit MU- tile lull- Will pICSlsail green men. non-combat, who ilcds other* pnrlirip'itinipf. in" . th e induction of new inem- barlton-solos bv pick Aiken, with do not know the Germane as an "luded I ietil. Col. .Inme t*. S- Do- ' Sunday* was -under Captain ur. II, H- iMcCasliu at the piano, "bem y' v t f susropHMe *o pm* A. "Lambert and hh DatW-Couitty and cartwmt^bV, J^rrT t ossing. verinjlx. defender of Wn'.u Island,' ■ !i‘A UKRUNV1LI.£; riel. 23. fffpe i^olni durine the,■cnttiimr pagenda. • '-."x-r-F . _ /' *y i fjorts!:' (tori' i"*',-.'. ' Guard, o f lienor of the Depart- Charles Morrison- led thl- guests * ____ ci.ilI —“ .‘ii|U»nh, rucumbern, l-eafi'i I Squitalt lootalnee air- r'lw ct Ocn; -.vlexandei '1 P.i'iSn so.i in singing a number of populur mept of Florida. ami ta pper* are moving in bi , til first Mnj. Gen. Antliouv li MeAulfffe More thin 8 .0 0 0 .. new state and t>atrio tie numbers. (tig volume from the Smith-! crrasllig Smith- . "Growing condition* , loutiitue uppenrcil « t n t**nd rally in I'llts* I*i paying tribute to tho' Navy, membership cards, ns compared era part of tiie State! *'mum 1 1 ti-i,v good iu the Sanford lui'i. burgh. with <1,600 on the some date last- Senator Iloyls pointed out that tornutiui* will ,l>< shipped during Manngei H. .1 l.chnmn *tnleTile test Seert-ini > Vinson ( year,1 were reported in tho round­ this was the 170th annivorsimy, Ilia! I h-iliis, yellow sipinsli and tincoming ui-ea anil imrenslnu hrowtrasl follow ■ up, the first held in the state of the' Navy which was created a few ruciintber.-; Imve liecn com aetivity is exeeleil a* Fall rro|>| “ You and I are no* ubine to­ by Act of Congress in 1775 and Hitouglioot the produeiiig area* j lug ill to tile S.infold Market, Cpl. Clay Wlillama formerly .sta­ since 1041. About. 160 legion e l that time consisted of a ship Tile High Sellout Vice club night ns Mi" loom-b »hi- k ielorv Cpk ituhert Bruce Mulilicad. rnmt to maturity," said William - t'aliliage, canilftowei. peppei an-i tioned In Puerto Rico with the Boat ahd 40 and 8 lenders from and 1)0 gtina- Today, he de­ loan. "<• are joined in ■unit b> 1048 Signal Service Squadron all- parts of the state reported clared, It conelsts o f 1,300 com­ son of Mr. and Mrs. It. II. Muii |„ Wilson, Director of Florida 1 colei v are heini' set, ami Ho- under, the din-rHon of Mi** OllM* those who mride tjo.>slide I l m ^ ' iiWhittle enli-rla.tied the which tervlced and supplied the on membership. Together with bat ships and 1.700 'auxiliaries head of Brlsson Avenue, ha.- .State • Farmer* Markets in a tlviedo iiiea is expected'to lime Iteese ■ion tbe ■nirb of the. \merieiin 1 we written his pnrnnts from an week end review of Vurrent con some celery ready to cut in Poll,iv Club at it* leg la Carrlbean area for signal equip­ thtir wives, they were guests with over 80,000 landing craft. M ayfair' dead who brought u* to till* won* t-hh linieheoii at the o f Campbeli-Losiing I’ost 53 at Army .camp ntmroximatrly *,< »' . ment, wae eleo a member of the dltion*. "State Farmer*’ Market- I Icti-iuhcrs ' drous opnoi luoil f o building ' " It is entirely fitting for us "Some liciiiis oq-l lomiiloe' ale llolj-l today with a number of lietter ootid, d'loiii-iuid of Antoli champion tennis team of Puerto a' verv successful dance at the to commemorate,” he said, "Hie miles north of Manila that Ma from Titusville .south arc cilliui seli'il mo* which were' 1 mindly Armory Saturday night. Music nila ami virinitv have I m v ii honih Rue • U. S. Navy and those sons of ed so terrlfirallv that the him in nelivr operallon, or plan to experl d to li * jeedy fm pfi-Wtijj a; pliindiil. The girl* were III* - an* who fought for thi- oiqiorHU work constated of Issuing was by the Banana Boys. start ilu- movement of Fall crop* i;tj. (liming week in tin- lemtorv I i odin e I liv Miss Nancy W il­ *1 1 li i IV II" beneath tin- --.lib of •airs who man the ships.” Two hundred or more persons jnritv of liuilditigs were * ••m a-t ( ed liy I he Foil I'leiei- Mur - li... and dispatching radio, telephone, Members o f Capt. Easton's pletely destroyed anil the ihVt - within I lie next few weeks nc line o f tlo-ir militlM'i’, foreign land- -util limb-i (lie high attended tho induction of new and teletype parte tb surrounding i-itously staff introduced by hint were which were suii|Kinedlv sujH-iin: cording to information reaching kel, aeeiirdin'K to M. K. William*, >♦ i Phyllis Allen *ang u solo. m o * M"re •In*-' -id Legionnaires Sunda-' afternoon, i mmket manager. Imaee. If a part received a high a-......Kggidont si- " " " " -hmrtd ........ |,.ii as follows; Lieut, Comdr. It. E. to the New- York docks weie qur office. ,f Vine.” ' • In filled, me I be II'm g 'lead ond-roundly applauded the Sem­ priority"“t r waa flown to the re."We lire gelling illtllsi way lie moving from l lint seettun Breen, Lieut. Comdr. J. F. UsThe number* sung in elmrii* qubittonlng base. If not, the part inole High School Ccleryettes ■ery.Liout Comdr. J. T. Barker, liHill» hurnot. pretty well this, week," says 7 next week. >di<v u u a 'U . ti e l.'-au-jgsaa. .” ^45.. ,Troll "I II lead by Miss Jesse M. Durden, "A icport just received fnoo w ’ M- ••No'lit ami Dav wan ehipped bv boat. A fter traveling the imrlinm repmi received from It. I...-Fish­ I be Hlb. Hth. or V i'iory l o t " ril two Lieut. Comdr. G. H Pnckcle, Hero' \ 11 Vi nfn". and "M> and the High School Band, lead The recreational facilities at iii Hmiford and Semi -ol" t oUlltvLieut. Comdr. C. F. Avery, Lieut. route via tho Aleutian*, t'tii. er of llie Wain hula Mlifkel. .1. L. Win ten, innnagei nl' the by ^ a j o t t t t e —Sophie McDougai were! Mi-i.ibi-i hi (In. g!nop hie -baae were -exeaUsnt. ho. said. F. (! K ilp 'itli'i elrili man >f Cotmlrr M C Thrash, IJeut t^mdr | WtHrhtttH j,m ved —Jn—Manila M,i ( ’ uenodiei* have been leading in Fompuno Stale Farmers Muikel and consequently moral waa vary and directed by MIssTJIHe Reese l***-w— Dutton. .|„,. getve. lia,— I--- LI’. iviL. . 'I t'*) ■___ rings on the Wuu TmTe-r—that— smalt- -sbipnirfii— sil . r ^ — Mts-n— Joo. volume of offer! J. Barkman, Lieut. -Comdr. high. The 1048 Signal Company Whittle. The Celeryette*. each lalsen Hines and Lieut. Comdr. Oct. II , 11145. Hi- also wrutu that chula Market, with quality re- 1-111-11111111-1 * and squmdi me liying Evelyn Matthews, Ollm Ibdl*1 ■ulna*Ion to reach the "oui w hub organlted a baaaballl team and carrying a small flag, converged R. W. Kelso. he was amazed to *eo stm-ial parted ms 'very good.’ Pepper:! ieaeive.1, and Hint the picking of Fotlium. Dorothv Crumley, Dor b.*): ' been toiqo-J to -‘*11 t i e -lyiy- -, . also a tennis teem which played from the four corners of the Members of the committee in hundred ships of all type* durk^d eggplant und squusli shipment* : Ih-iiiis will stall about Nov. ■1, uldili" ' llim h cliffc, M via South­ drive* * , other companies and students of field into a rotating X formation, charge of the affair were George are also lieing ligi)dlcd. Volume j with approximately 15 ear* ex ward. Mona Ruth Mllles, Helen Said Ed'eai -I F I m e. nobthe University of Puerto Rico. then formed a Legion L. and Touhy, Roy Holler end Ed Lane. in Manila Bay, anil some Japa- is expeeled to increase for the peeled to move during that week. Slaughter, Dnnhnc Connolly. Slav- ij-'ltv "hpirmati of tin- drive nese ships that were still pulHis tennis team played almost ended up with a V for Victory shipments increasing thereafter. „ -. . i i Him King and Miss Williams and "W e shield nl| ulitir«eja»e vl. next two or hr - weeks tially sunk. every day on the clay courts and formation while ell stood at at­ MarkcU now n operation Include „ Thpv •ore Hlld ns., iiiooi. eliollgll to hnV "Jack Taylor, manager of oui The ' natives seem in have eventually became the champion tention, and the band ployed the ‘ i r t o t o p p * ?,n’ l iinnled at the piano by Mi** Rose Vi -*ory rv Mi.nds." plenty o f monev to spend hut Palmetto Market lias . reported City. Wauchtila, I’alm cllo. Pa- ' national anthem. They were high­ team of the island. T|,,. ine ren-m’ ieii-oi>-- fm foe box", .. ' | T b - foil,m following nothing to buy he added. .vunio that tjieie will.be a small amount ImUe. Foil Pierce, Titusville and ! Mary Burdick, and Miss L 1" . W '|h|b by Mr Cpl. Williams entered the Ar- ly commended for their perforroon-9ei, IS, 1841 -el Camp Bloa. -anee-by JosT-SZ-FJeld. Jth.Hiar •nativos were peddling fruit* up of- supplies moving trvm tlml Jliide C ity."._, |Manning " ' T.anr ding, and waa laU r sent to Ft. Irict Commander. and down the road and upon in^ . | To, bring oui o'*;i home lick Aiken was welcomed in*« Greetings to the visiting Le­ Monmouth.N. J. and Ft. Slocum, quir*’ found that one coconut <>r club a* a ne"' member by Their Ir-ivt* ext*eii*e* e ill aMloUto N. Y „ and Sailed March. 1942 for gionnaires and Guard of Honor one banana cost one peso euch -lilent l.ea Ijekbei’ and was •o *1,401) nim.lWni M o « i"rii*g •«l%l Puerto Rico; A fter serving there were extended by J. J. Roeeo, ((onIlMlKrf ,1'1 or one dollar in American umarv. tire—it ted witli n booklet, " w e l­ C I T Y B R I E F S over two yean, he wee returned commander of Campbell Leasing come to Rotary” and the Rotary The camp at which Cpl. Muir--------1 ..... -------------,— to the statea to tho Army Beta Post 68 of Sanrord. Taps ware p in 'by Secretary Walter Haynes. at Lakeland, whare he recently sounded by the Guard of Honor Sanford Ledge No. 27, IUOF, head I* stationed wns originally Visitoi* Intrduceil bv F- F (lolls in memory of the dead of World will meet a ( eight o'clock tonight a Japanese camp. It is a ie.it received hU dlsaharge. wen Frank Williams o f .Winter settlement and there are only He la the son of Mr. and Mre. W er I end II. in regular session. All members .Garden and .1. Howard of Or­ James A, Williams o f SIdos A ve­ The Guard of Honor, compos- end visiting brothers ere invited 24 showers to accommodate 5u0d Lieut. L. E. Tew. Jr., UK NR, lande. With six years of army life. i r t s l l s s r t b e f t s s Sts) men, nue, and brother o f Arthur Wllto attend. furmor filglit Instructor at Penalreu<iv to iii* eiedit, f ’lyilv W. furnier Mi. Iwnlier atinaiimixl that ]Ums, co-owner e f Haynee-WilCpl. Muirhead e n 'l i s t e d in Harvey, of Snnfurd, has re- ssccziu, dive Isimbcr pilot in-die plun* were proceeding salisfueljlem i Furniture Co. C. A. Anderson HI and Mrs. March, 11)44 hut was allowed enlislul in tiie Beguliir Army, Atlantic urea, and bomber pilot iirily* eti the swihtiming wi ll ; Anderson konounce the birth of to graduate at Stetson Univer­ with the permanent grade of 1 st in the Pacific theater, liu* re- nreject and that the eijgioeering 1 •.nine pound son, James Arthur, sity with the class of lu l l Ho Sergeant, according to an an­ celvrd hi* honorable discharge j f,Vm which ■ 'had‘ been 'contacted Funeral Service* will tie c"ti„ 1)rk l)II(1 *UK)lo»ted that durtrd Tuesday nl !:l*n P.M. at at Fernnld - Laughton Memorial entered the Armv in Galne-ville, nouncement from Army Bccrull. from tho service and has Joined f )«■ ,,o*tjoned until Ihe residence <m 2 30 0 ML-llonvillc Promotion of tome big boxing Hospital Thursday afternoon. Mr. received his indoctrination «i Ft. ing Headquarters. He was sworn the fuculty of Seminole H lg :ii,h(, f j, ft „r the year when Avenue for Mi* Henrietta* Cateventa on the evening of N fy. 7 Anaenon, one of the younger McPherson, Atlanta, ami wns In at Camp (Handing last week. School nf which ho is u graduate. fu,, ,U.N wl,„|,| |K. plcntiat the ■'City Dlamondbmll Park, members o f the Sanford Firo further assigned to Camp ('row. In accordance with present as « teacher of mathematics. line Edward* who died at her He replaces Mr*. Mary (haninun j #uj 1 ) Pfc. Joe Stewart, ton of J. R. wae tha eubiect of planning at Department, wae busy puging der, Miss. He is a member of the army provision* he I ih s been homo Friday at 4:85 i'.M 'Stewart, 814 Jftfrila Avenue, ar­ the meeting Friday afternoon of out cigars during the weekend Signal Corps and since being ><“ ■ given a UO-day furlough, with Cin-en, who recently resig..,-.,, Touhv> prnBtam chairMr*. Edwards, who had lived rived home Sunday evening from the Sanford I.lon’s Club. and wae warmly congratulated tioned in the Philippine* Inm full pay. from thu faculty,, according I „ , (lined the urograms for in Sanford for the pu-t bO years, the Pacific theater to greet his “"L io n Joe Moss, head of the by hie fellow firemen. been working . with pnitulda Principal llaTmun E. Morris. \tIu- u,until of Novomlier ns talk by was n member nf Hols Cross Harvey, who attended Sunfonl [wife, the formar Mary Jane committee* on boxing arrangeequipment. He assists in showing High School and St. Lucie High Horn and raised in Sanford, j bv J. 1 Inglev, h talk hv Dr Fpisciipal Church Burke, and daughter, Angle, e fe Menu, which includes R. L. Skin­ the movies and making arrange- School at Fort Pierce, has ait Lieut. Holt, a _ladies Night Tew attended locul school*. J I III null mi ............ She is surviv'd by three daugh­ Pat two and a half, whom be had not ner and J. N. Hobson, Jr.; proments for troupe shows. impressive record of service. Hu He is the sen o f the late L. K. Jh»rl)ecue on Np.v. I L and an f)»\ I ters, Mrs. M. Hanson of Panin, seen since she was ■ baby. miaad that among the matches Released was fist inducted into the servicu Tew, engineer o f the Atlantici f iln*. “ The Fleet That Game to Mr*. Geurge W. Bower of FJynt. Pfc. Stewart m i two combat scheduled would tie a clash of with the Florida National Guard, (Toast Line Railroad.. With hi*; Kin,-," on the battle of Okinawa, Mich, and Mr*. f.A . Hardy -if, stare for action t» the Solomons two o f the negro champions of -Go:lb* 1424th Infantry, at San­ wife and two children, 1 iout. C.W. (P a t) Johnson he* reSanford; two sons. Roger C. EdIslands end. the Philippines and Florida. In addition there will ford in 1040. He served with the Tew 1* living at ,present ______ ... j t his wards and Bernard Edwards both an arrowhead fee the beach­ be bouts of Army and Navy con tymed to ' Hanford after being 800th Infantry Regiment at Ft. mother's home on Avacado Ave­ honorably discharged by the of Sanford; 11 grandchildren, GUT TA K E S BASIC head landing o f the "American tandem: Henning and was later assigned nue, ‘ * Morris Hanson, U-S. Navy; A n ­ Division” at Cuhtt.™He hae alio Thera wae eome discussion as Navy following three years of “ We are fortunate to have I K •■'FSI.ER FIELD, BILOXI, drew Hanson, New York City; the bronsa star Otedal ribbon for to whether It would be advisable service. Ho la now In cnergo of O K IN A W A . Oct. 2i). (Special)-- to the 310th Infantry, 80th Divi­ sion, with the Third Army, in the paint shop at the Holler meritorious action, and the medi­ to build a boxing ring or to bring l.ieut. Tew as a member o f our' MISS.. Oct. 22, — (Special)— I’ vt John Hanson. Plant City: Mr*. Cpl, Alliert R. "Dutch'* Kinard JJ. Smith. Belhcsda. Md.; Thom­ cal valor badge o f the 181 Infantry a portable boxing ring from Or­ Motor Bales. of Sanford, Fla., has been highly France. faculty, and welcome him," *ald! 'llu^ert|, A fter entering service in OctWhile overseas he participated _, ,, . _ , Mrs. II. Janies liut, 418 Maple as Henson. U.S. Nnvv; James • dood conduct ribbon. is sdo. J. E, Rowland announced praised by Col. Thomas J. IX:Hose, Principal Morris. Lieut. Tew left Event's. Sanford, has entered thu ohar, 1841, MrJohnson was as­ Hanson, U.S Navy: Kathleen Ed­ <During tha pact month ha had plans far « Lion's Thanksgiving Commanding Officer of s H-2# in the battles of North France, join nllKjr Training Centerat Keealer signed to naval stations at Jack­ (Super Fortress) unit a tta ch e d to Ardennes, Rhineland and Central the University o f Florida to tanny InUreatlng experiences in dance. wards o f Sanford and George sonville, Lake City, F t Lauder­ the Navy prior to the Pearl liar-1 Field, a unit of the Army Air Edwards, U.S. Navy; Marie. Elidrivuig the • t f W ' in Japan. he "Tail Twister” Dick Elsberry the Eighth A ir Forte, for hi* work Germany. paid He has MW received hfs bad a busy time collecting 10 cent dale and Norfolk. He then went during and after the severely de­ .Highlight of hii oversea’s duly tor attack. . l ore** Training CommaifP for ralieth end Dorothy llardv of aboard the UBS Albemarle and He several weeks o f recruit (frill. roe his sudden and dramaticSanford; Thomas ami William fleet (Lions uilnrf Fund) fo r In­ structive typhoon which struck served 12 month at aea. meeting with his uncle, Pfc. Bower of Flynt. Mich. Also one fraction o f parliamentary rules CORRECTION Okinawa Oct. 10, In addition to the lime ho great-granddaughter, Edith Han­ such as failure to address mem­ " I t was due to the extreme ef­ Charles W. Nettles, also of San­ bers as Lien so and so, or to •pout in this country w hen the forts o f Cpl. Kinard sm) others c l ford. who was with the Scvrntn Due to an error thu name of son o f Sanford. JOBLESS BENEFITS The Rev. Father Mark T. Car­ •♦and while addressing King Uon this Wing that property lossoa Army. When the Third and Sev­ Strickland • Morrfkon, S a n f o r d Clvde Ramsay. Disk Ifa e eU were held to a minimum'" CoL enth Armies met end pushed up Ford, Mercury and Lincoln dealer, Unem) loyment compensation penter, rector-of Holy Cross Episigned kin 4a aircraft work. His violated a rale and waa fined 10 Dubose said. “ Hts work, and that the Rhine River together the was omitted from beneath the payments were made to 3 persons, ropal Church, w ill t conduct the doMa took htra Into both the of hla fellows, during and aftor two came face to face, and held Ford Motor Company's adver­ ell female apd In tha amount of Mineral service ami Interment European sn4 Padflc tboatora the typhoon undoubtedly saved a joyful reunlun. Nettievwan tho tisement Friday announcing tho 857.00 In Seminole County during will be In Lake View Cemeterymen from saiipaa injury or only man Harvey met overseas Initial ehowinf o f the now 1940 the week ending Oct. 20, Carl DPallbearers include: Hecmsi • and Saved thousands of-d4U whom be iuzd known previously Ford at tho local company’s dis­ Smith. Chairman of the Florida Morris, A R - Key. D.S.E. Starr uncle fro play roeaia an West First Street. Industrial Commission statad to­ James T . Hardy, B.W, • Ruprech .7: • i Tb* Herald re ffe t* this omission. day. and B.F. Whltnar, Sr. •' Four Jap sailors in Lieut Gen. Tomoysk Yamashita’s Philippine command killed or wounded 100 unresisting wo­ men and children In a bloody Qrgy in the Red Cro^p aid station, some few survivors testified today a{ the opening of the trial of Yamashita as a 41 New Members Are Inducted At Legion Meeting 8,000 N e w Member­ ship Cards Report­ ed T h r u S t a t e J Cpl. R. Muirhead More Activity Reported On Farm jHigh Glee Club Describes Havoc Markets As Crops Begin To Move; Sings For Rotary ■4l CLtfb At Meeltihg Done fo Mari!* K Nativca^Have. Plenty Of Money And Find Nothin# To Huy Cpl. 'Clay Williams ’ Is Out Of The Army % M — Dick Aikin Welcome^ As Newest Member Pool Is Postponed Clyde VV. Harvey Lieut. L. E. Tew Jr.!5!/; Re-enlisls In U .S.|Joins Faculty At R e g u l a r Infantry Local High School Pfc.. Joe Stewart Is 1 Back Frtwn Pacific Boxing Is Planned A t Lions* Meeting AP2c Johnson By Navy Cpl. Albert Kinard In Okinawa Typhoon Henrietta Edwards Pi oneer Sanford Resident, Is Dead � 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. 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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 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 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/c452ef04b0aeeb8128d2a51a56290b2a.pdf 9a68deb35591ef15cb5384bfde2d11da PDF Text Text * — PAGE EIGHT!! — THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA MONDAY, OCTOBER 2j, HI. Port Of Calcutta U sed To Fullest In Oriental HELP WANTED GIRL for soda Fountain' nt I.nncy’s Drug Store. Part time or full time. MALE barber for Ship's Service TWO FARMS FOR SALE—One at Sanford Nuvul Air Ktution. ’ 3 acres, tiled land, I good well, 2 story house. 1 car garage, 1 ! WANTED: 25 colored laborer* tool house, 000 ft. West of I fur railroad work in Sanford. 1-aWe Monroe Post Office. One Permanent. See liniiisoii, —5 acrrn, all tiled, gooil well, 2 HO Myrtle Ave. after 4:1(1 alory. house. 2 story bam , 14 t P.M. . mile west on Ornnge Boule' vard, J. W. Dell, Lake Monroe. WANTED: niei ami women to mill. Adkim .V • Phone 18. • __ 4 • work at rrat Adkins, West 11th St. GOOD- RELIABLE J N E D CA RS' M Me wrtostten at or u nder OPA • W Vv£PHD>— High SilifwA-, grvduates. ages IK n u n to lanrii leillng. Nv new .cur*, for many Interesting Western Union Work m onths. Get dependable trans____ Apply Western Union Ofllre, portal Ion at rensonablo cost at Sanford. HOLLER MOTOR SALES 208 West Flrat St. WANTED young woman IH in 10 In uxhist malinger. Ailvei GET YOUR ugeoline and oil at Usrnu-cum|u»lgm—M tr-t-ia- fie" __The_Stniulh».l--Station —eermt* to David elute of Flu. Refer­ from the Court .House. ences required. Earnings *50 HOUSEHOLD furniture. Mrs to tOO per week. No experi­ Grace Vcnuble, .100 E. 20 th ence necessary. S eV II. L Phone 381-J. GundliM-k, Fail Juan llutol. Or­ lando, Flu.. Toes. 2 to 4 P. M. BABBITS for sale, 115 East ,21st FILL u p ‘with IwfCiem and fuel oil before winter. II. II. POPE CO.. INC. ' , » r DON E. IIUTII AT Neesfcntures CALCUTTA—Ameriran ingenu ity pulled tho cork from the bot­ tleneck at Calcutta's pon uni! torso lend-lease arrangement "With' Aluminum manufacturers the British, the King George there will be 100 new ua< ilocki, beat in the harbor. were aluminum in the peacetime rented to the U.S. Army. The equipment to whip the Japaneae and keep American troopa Auction rooms during 104.1.1,1 In the .China and Burma-India theaters supplied began pouring did the largest business in hi,. through In increasing iiusntilie.., ANNOUNCING* from I » sthes Bay * of Bengal, "V loaded by the U.S. Army , utilities, hare n -hlghei nail} turnover ot material |x»i- measurement ton thun any other Army-oprrated port in th i wnrlii—more than I vU.0Q11 . tons—In—am —menth la s : in the Cowun Building ------------HcroHH-from-the 1*o^t Offtrc---------------- First to introduce High Test DDT Household Spray to Florida. Southern Chemicals now brings you* • .. ^ . PYR0-D D D T with PYRETHRUM PMSIOENT TRUMAN I c m s m i'll".-!. t.| <-nd Oniliam, public m m if MIT with members uf tlie War Lnt'. r Hoard at llic White Huuse to diswave arui postwar wugc-prlce pulli ies. Seated (I, to r.) ore Fran!; P. Snyder, Reconversion Director; Prdsldcnt Truman; l^ w it D. SchwcllenGarrison, public member. Standing (L to r.) arc John Leonard. A.K.L.; Witte, public member; Carl SRIpJcy. CIO; Nalhan P. Felnslnger. public 1birrs, Industry; Clare nce Skinner, Industry; Lewis M. Cull, public mam-' t.iy McCall, A-.K.U (fntematiunal Soundphoto) For quick knock-down, sure kill, and lasting effects ngainat . ..isianci of Calcutta Ma r v :bought tho city migh, bo taken if the Japanese succeeded in iieiietrutnis- India,. Miislsslpian Commands I.t. Col John (}. For..| /inna|ioKcn, dark-haired soumtirnor ,io:n Artcsia, Miss., who l ad been unioned at tho port In Karachi, nu.u^ wns named to sta r, ihu American port operations. Ho moven in uurlng JuiiUury, 1041, tnd wus i till In charge when pence came. . The only ports In Indir. availiIHe to Allied shipping at that line were Bombay ami Karachi. ..lire untuading facilities were in­ . lequulc, it was sometime-:* ncl-ssnry to hold Lcilo Road bulld­ og euulpmont long enough to u n :ad ships with It. Equipment piled up on the mcks and loom ing ships had to veil In the river lor days. When he Japanese bundled Calcutta tatlmr In Lvccmber, 1043, th e n .as one ammuntion ship in tho urbor waiting to be unloadeil ml cmddcrable ammuntion store>l Flies. Anta, Roaches, MoaquitoeH, Water Buga, Motlia, Fiona, Lice, Bed Bugs, Tlcka. * $ J.25 a quart . Distributed by 202 Sanford Ave, SPECIAL NOTICE 5 Day’Dry Cleaning Service ANTED TO RENT t laundry la^t three dnya of week. Phone 475 SEMINOLE COUNTY LAUNDRY CQ. Phone 47S iWo.JU-ton P«nnansnt civilian ret if. P. 0 . Box 247, Sanford. 'n s ih = n i RUSIIINO UR IHI OANORIANK ol a tropp transport, army hurt* L t Net­ tle Bland throw* herself Into Die arm* of her brother, T / 8 g t Albert Bland, as his vessel docked In Honolulu. It was their tin t reunion- in four years since they left their hoqto In Atlantic City, N. J. Bland was re 'nlly freed from a Jap prlsl o tamp. .This Is an official U. 3 . Signal Corps itadlcphoto.'' . (International Soundohoto) i____ ■ The Atlantic Coast Line rail­ road. company yesterday made public Itk proposed plan for re­ organisation which calls for a merger with tho Florida E ast Coast railway "to protect the intepests of employes affected anJ Insure the maintenance of ex­ isting Joint through route* via Jacksonville to and from points novy served by FEC In connect­ io n 'w ith seaboard Air iLlna and tO e a tla w e * p a O u s l> w a) Expert Auto Repairing Barfield 4k Jackson In connection with Yates Aato I'alnt 4k Body Worl __________ Phone 371 National War Fund FLOOR sanding and finishin; cleaning and waxing. II. $ Gleason, Lake Mary. ADVERTISING ONCE m tin & GeneralMotors 1 Workers Vote. 18th CENTURY CHARM A bedroom of beauty that will lost throufh poUahed Mahogany or rich Maple finlah, thla suit tine tlon to any type of home I Can be had In panel or thrte pieces. Bed. Cheat, and Vanity.. ‘ . ■ ,. Appears CerI; tain To Favor Stop^ page Of Work By , 300,000 CIO M en I n S III9 WHILE A FELLOW PICKET at right makes n cheer th at had its biith in the Bronx, the attractive ladv picket nt the left forgets Emily Post long enough to demonstrate with delicate ges­ tural her opinion of the police and deputy sheriffs keeping open a pathway into a Hollywood studio. The byplay wan one of a num­ ber Of such Incidents in the jurisdictional srnke in the film capital. (International Soundphoto) . ' . Local Golf Club Public Invited I* Leased By City .To Visit Station To Sanford Group Next Saturday .+ Former Yankee Ball Nav>; Day To Be Cele­ •Player Takes Ac- b r a te d By ppen HouseA — And* gVents -f-- / / * < Lease of th e Sanford Golf and Country Club for a 25-year period to a corporation of Sanford citliens which wUI be formed this week, was approved Monday evening by tha City Commission following presentation of Ole details of the proposition by G ar­ land W. Spencer, attorney. Appearing with Mr.- Spencer before the Commiaaioners was Ed Whitner Rollins College g ra­ duate (1040) who will have 50 percent of the capital stock of tha corporatioq. and who will manage tho cuuntty club and golf links, and wlil superintend extensive improvements planned by the corporation. Mr. Spanrer, who had l*ccn put­ ting considerable time and effort In raising money among citixens, deposited with the city. $7,500 in donations. Mr. Whitner deposited $7,600 also and to this the City ■ddod^UDO, makisvrxx to ta l- a t $ 22 , 0 0 0 . This money, It was agreed, was to be used to renovate and repair the dub bouse and locker rooms and to restore the 6 ,000-yard IK hole golf course to proper playing condition. It was understood that the City would make no further Gbit* Organization To Be Formed* Thursday Navy ‘t)*y . wil|'vJ>o celebrated Oct. 2? a t Ui* Sanfonl Naval Air Htation with '* n aerial .parade composed of over 10<» tighter planea, an open house from U:00 A.M. until 6:00 P.M., u personnel inxpectlon of ail personnel attach­ ed -to the Station ami presenta­ tion of uwarda to veterans for acts of heroism'. Capt. William T. Easton, USN Commanding Offioer, announced today the public is invited to visit th e Air 8 tatlon during the hours uf 0:00 A.M. and 5d)0 P.M. to aee tha display of planes and equipment and to witness the following p ro g ra m :’ A t 10:00 A.M. an inspection of all personnel assigned to the base Including officers and enlisted men will be made a t me Athletic Field bv the Commanding Offi­ cer ami party which includes: Executive...Off(car, Lieut. Comdr. Yick F.- U iiery U SN rt;’ Tfttntnft Officer. Lieut. Comdr. Roy Breen. USN: Sr. Medical Officer, Lieut. Comdr. F J . Barkmun USNR; Administrative A ssistant a n d Supervisor of Waves, Lieut. (Jg)q . " ••tlaiM S O s T»u| Herndon Returns To Work At Court House Monday wa* a glad day at Ihc Court House especially in the County Clerk's office, for O. P. Herndon, who has recqvered from hit recant Illness, Was back at his old poet. Ha was heartily greeted bv his fallow Court House workers and visitors. Mr. Herndon had been away for th* past flv t weeks because of hla illness. Three weeks were spent a t tha Florida Sanitarium and Hospital In Orlando. Kit re­ ported th at ha had received fine treatm ent and* care a t that in­ stitution. . . Mr. Herndon was recently noti­ fied by Judge Millard B. Smith of tha Circuit Court that tha latter would b* In hla'cham bers Friday. « The m arkon trill be of pyramid a t Ut* bottom and six incha* at ahapo, being fight inches square tha top. They wULb# white to contrast with tha Mack stenciled street nomas. Thro* feet of the poet will be rifmiylsbddineetaot post will be firm ly Imbedded in ba rwinforc- %ttw o rln ln l I'r r a a ) The number of idle in La­ bor dispute*.** remains around 225,000 as General .Motors Workers In ' Detroit take n strike vote today. The feder­ ally comhicti'il ‘lialliM appear­ ed certain to favor a work stop|MiRU by. .'100,000 mem­ bers of trie CIO • United Automobile •'Workers Union. multi-million dollar family mono­ poly—the Mitsui—wre%tlad today with t’ • problem of re-organleatk» i«i 5 the Japanese goyerR* n<ent p -nareiKto ask American aid to ntcat its food crisis. J Mitsui was faced v.itl^ w hat to do with ita large holdinga frowned upon bv-General Mur A rthur attd the occupation setup. Welfare Mltoiater AshiHa said today the negt two months would be th e Crucial period in Japan'a fo-xl supplies. In—Berlin -B ritis h aulhoritUa quoted Grrman pHaohera liberated by the Russiana aa *aylng th at of 100,000 Neal troopa ta x o n 'a t' Stalingrad. 4.000 have died. The commander of The camp where the discharged war prisonera from aast arrive say the Ruasiana are not releasing able-bodied men. In Paris final official returns from the .French election Sunday gave the Communlata 182 seata in the ronstitutent assembly, the Socialists 143 and the naw move­ ment of the Republicans Popul- #r*a Room a t tha City Hall on Thursday night a t 8:00 o'clock. All parsons'w ho have contributed funds to th* City of Sanford n view to ronlblltlating the ivoio is-n a isea r or with Country Club ar* urged (o be p resent. ... . Ed Lovy-WhRnor, th* ’now will bo present and Tbs National 'W a r Fund drive manager, p la n s 1 will b* discussed for CONTRACT AWARDED prompt Improvement of the pro­ perty. Officers of th# corpora­ Contract ha* boon awarded to tion to bo organised will be alott- tha Peninsula Concrete Pip* Com­ pany of Sanford to furnish con­ crete streets markers for street Intersections of tba city, it was ■nnouncs^thU ^ morning by City MODERN P i a no Instruction rapid course; C. E. Junes, Montexuma Hotel. FOUND: Lea Truck Tlr«, lO.tk *20, 12 ply. J.W. Livings, P.U‘ Box 33. Alunffint* Spring*. Kl* AiCsLe Announces Plan For Merger With F. E. C. Road The kU lem tttl Which caWe from Proa. Champ Davis- of ACL oak was released be AsaL Gan. K5*#Ug#r Agent ' f u r ftaek all. bo4! Asst. Gan, ^ o l f h t Agont Jahjt Ada***, follow# i "On Aug. 17, 1045, tha InUratata Commerce Commission re­ opened the Florida East ’ Coast Railway oomoany reorganization nrkc ceding and later acbaduled hearing In Washington on Nov. 6 and In Woof Palm Baach nn Nov, IS. Tho comm!i«Vi re­ quested that -any plana of reor­ ganisation bo transmitted by Oct. n, . ■ • • Flan Transmitted "Atlantic Coast Lins Railroad company is transm itting to tho commission proposed plan of raorganisation which provide* for tha merger of Florida E ast Coast Rahway company fnto Atlantic Coast Lina (Railroad .company, a fair and equitable arrangement by tha Interstate Commerce Coin­ mission ta protest th i Interests without blueprints. Through a re WASHING machines repaired— •nd all homo-appliances. Culd well General Repair Shoe, 701 North Mills, Orlando, phon- FOUND b ill-4 3 5 0 ,1 \Ve recommend that new customers send their, WESTINGhouae Electric refrigorator. 20 cu. Ft. Brand rtiew. F rierson's, phone 23. • 3/4 Ton GMC Truck, tood Mroa. Stafford's Service Sta­ tion, 110- Sanfonl Avanua. temwh t to - • vet* tomorrow.-----W Opposing tha bill. Benata Edwin . - C. Johoaon. <D-Colo.) told .report, era e reduction in federal spendt " Ing should comb 1 before te a reductloni; Aa the bill* now stands It t will remove 12.000.00t) from the tux payers' rolls next year. The Sedate Finance Committee formlly approved a $5,616,000,­ 000 tax reduction bill yesterday and. leaders converted the Benate an-hour earlier then usual today to ,*nMd Ita consideration. Passage Is expected within two dajfal The measure worked out by thev Senate committee, however, nirlM ao widely from th a t appnrved by-tha llouae- th a t major readjustments will have to be mod# ‘In conference* between the tag's recommendations carry great two ,hoos*s. ‘Although the- finance eommltweigfal In, the Senate, it ia conilm rsd certain th at several ef­ forts will be made to amend the bill. , Boms,, Senators think exemp­ tion*- should be mnda larger for Individual Income taxpayers and their dependents! others w ant to reduce itha high wartime excla* taxes as -jb* • House voted to do; th*r« also ta a move on foot to a m i* J n > « $a*.000 excess praflta ip for corporstloqs. 5 Day Ijaundry Service AFIER RUIINO Argcnlimi wllh nn Iron linntl (or inuruMliifn two years, I'reildcnl General Kdeltnlro Furrcll, nominal lie.nl of 11to illctnUir* ship th at ran the country, h a t surrendered hD government to tha people. 11c nrrrptcd an ultimatuin given him Ity a group of army and tfavy olllrcrs. Knicmatiunal) N CMHER .11 7 Ballot Signed In Montreal • ---- WASHINGTON, Oct 24, (AP)—The S e n a t e began Work today on a bill designed to lift 16,626,000.000 of the burden from Individual and corporate taxpayers n e x t *■year. Chairman of the Senate Finance Committee Walter F .' George • (D-Ga.) said he believed the bill would bo Another FIRSTfor Southern! -GENERA L electric departmen site ' refrigerator, 2606 Yale Aye. 30 GAL Sopco hot w ater heater, y Frierson's, Phone 23. . Communis '* * ■ WANTED WESTINGhouae Aerosol Bug * Bomb* with DDT. Frierson's. , phono 23. . Yank MPs Guarding Treasure Found In Jap Mint ' Passage By Senate Finance Committee ONE horse 5 years old and aaddle Phone 4U-J, 20 acres tiled celery farm, liiicly plowed and liariowi-d on Cam­ ONE dining table and four chairs eron Avenue. Phone K.U.- Stowe, $16.00; Pressure cooker, 20 IU2-R or E^lwiml (/, |.nni*, quarts, $ 12; iron lied, coil phone 542. __npringi and. new jq a ttre s s j and • dresser, $45.00; Two wood NICELY furnished 2 Im-iIioium heaters. ff.OO each. W.A.r Harapartment, lower floor, closu _^ln- Adults only. I*. O. Box I5U. WERTINGhouse Aerosol Auto­ KIRKHA.il pro|i<-rty, 1 I / 3 ncres. matic “ Bug Bomb", containing about 2 acres of muck liiml. DDT, $2.06. Touchton Drug Co. Main road’ from Kuntonl town of Oviedo. Inipiiii- Mr. GET YOUR Baby Chicks ~ n't Hunt’s Tuxedo Feed Store. __Harold Kirkhnm. • Phone 35H. Member Associated Press HANSON’S-fiHOK REPAIR SH O P~ P E R __ fu r___.Iliu m la . lIuiXuu'* m is c e l l a n e o u s SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 21, 1915 Senate Works OnMeasure To Re-Opening of WO waitresses, one kltr.ien helper, two chumlief maids. Hotel Mayfair. SINGE'R Electric portable sewing BORROW h i;itE WHERE machine, $30,00. Can ba seen PRIVACY 18 RE-SIM2 TT.il • 400 Atlantic National Bank YOUR natural desire lur pnvuc) llldg. between 0 and 4 o’clock. in money m atters Is hlrictp respected lu-ra. ETiciids umi BANKRUPT SALE relatives atv not uuestiom-d . of A t a t Freight LJaaa, lag, about your credit. YoUr i.-nq 38 Ford Van. wus $550 . .... $ 350 plover or btisincss ataociule*41 Int. van was $1176 how 1000 will not hear of your personal 41 Chev. cab over J affairs. There is no cause for teas $1116, now .. ....... 7U6 embarrassment. 30 CMC van, wus $1065 Re-unnably credit requirements. lidw .............. .............. ...... .. 850 No co-uiakcts o.v n."n.inloans41 GMC van wan $1218 ■'ariskls payment plum.. now ............ ........................... 1005 .FAMILY LOAN CO. 40 GMC tractor, was •Torids Rank llldg. Phone .*11 #1070, now — ...... ......... 3(1 Int. tractor was $1628 now ....... ................................. 80 Int. tractor, was $1863, WANTED now ..................................... . 2520, El 41 GMC tractor, was $1493 0 OR *40 I'lymouth, E’ord pr 40 White tractor, was Chevrolet st-dun with good $2864, now ...................... . tires and in good merhnnirul rontlitlon. H e a t e r preferred 4$ Maok tractor, w a s , Phone 803-W. $4176. now ------ -------------Dorsey trailer, was $1496, WILL PAY 10e per copnbw ........ ....... ........ ..... ......... copies of The Sunford 1 GMC trailer was $460 of Oct. I, 1945. nbw ........ ............. ............. .. Klngham trailer, was $1496 ilow * BUSINESS SERVICE Fruchnuf trailer, was DODGE - PLYMOUTH $1428, now ...._______ ........... TraUmoblW ‘ seller, was PARTS AN0 SERVICE $ 2201 — ................ 1606 H. Bnbw R . ................— KNIGHT TRAILER CO. 108_ Palmetto Ave. Phone 1011 • have anything vou_»ont— EXPERT Plumbing, 36 years exOpen Sunday perienre. Repairs, w u ter'h en t W. Beaver l*h. 5-2651 ers, toilets, Irnsins, baths laun Jacksonville, FI*. • dry tubs, uobd service. No Sat­ urday calls. George Cuurscn, $176.00. Can b* Box 578. Phone t'o. 4100. Jessamins Ava. 16 WE ARE full** equlpjiel und know how to recap your. klnt*. Natural rublier or syotheta wa protect tha sidewalls ol your tire. Jones Tire Shop Cor. lat and Elm, phone 60B. hardwood floor*, on* acre of ground. A bargain. Call County AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER Established 1908 PLANTS FOR VICTORY GAR­ - DENS: Collards, Cabbage, Let­ tuce, Escarole, Tomato plants. WANTED: 25* orange | See Mr. Hall - ot thr Also -Strawberry plants, J.W, Fruit Cd. Office nl the Bell, loiko Monroe, phone 16. Market. CONCRETE steps for your home, Phone 244-W. J. E. Terwlllc- MAID wnnted. Phnni- ’County -n rT 4 * PLYMOUTH and luggage trailer. Price is right. Box 42. West Fir it SL L. F. Kaufhold, c/o M. Branpn. MODEL A 1 1/4 1'orso Briggs A Stratton gas engine. SOU E. 2nd. St. ' ' THE WEATHER T he—-Union nnrtrThicrCorpora•'"ii resumed their wage confer ence, hut arc fur front nn ugree incut. UAW-CIO Vice President W alter Reuther cliargeil “complete indifference" of company official* ut yesterday'* meeting. Chrysler workers vote tomor­ row. and Ford workers on Nov. 7. Today’s vote is the first impor­ tant test of an industry-wido campaign for a 10 percent wage A fresh outbreak of violence in the turbulent motion pictuie strike resulted—irr-th r injury-of flo persons, one of them ii policeman, and tin- arrest of nix others after workers crushed through u mass­ ed picket line nt -.Paramount studio. Thom- nrtested were charged with illegal nickeling, resisting un officer or buttery. Eliniinution Of Rac­ Inglewood police helped 50 workers -breach the picket ial P r e j u d i c e Is studio lino of 500 strike sympathizers. Nuy, n' policeman who Vital To Welfare Lawrence wus taken to hii emergency hos­ pital su(£ciing from n bond in­ ! ’ Th«- Seminole High School Hand “ Unless we find a spiritual and: jure and ,cuts nnd bruises, said I and Ocleryettc* who .have nrnirvcultural e |uiviili-ot of atumie ener­ •fne the workers hud unaccount­ i *e.l real distinction during the pro­ gy. we are doomed to destruction'', t ably oftripped uinl beaten him. . sent foot hall sedsou iVitli their Dr. Elwimd t’.. Nance, president At Republic studio, where 150 » drills, will get Into the state news of Tampa University, told the and -photographers' focus next. Kiwanis Club today in an address pickets bailed the way of sonio ’ Sundav afternoon when they per-, which «mpbusiie<i toe im portantoi 6(Hl workers, u possible clash was L form in honor of more than 30ti of individual thkklng nnd tbn ne­ averted when llqrix?rt Yat*s, Re­ R * ar.v eteran s who will lie Inductcessity for olimliiallng, racjal and- public president, directed the em­ ‘ ad-4nto tha American I-eglnn, norg|igiin s picjudirs from, lbs mm-J ployes over u Ipuil speujier to I'r-tuin tu tKv.i Tirfrius. “ t i r ionsi i*eonling to Joel R.’ Field. 7th Dikwar world. trb't Legion Depart ment rum­ Intnsluced by Erank Shames, j huve no trouble.’’ he suul. ’ mender. program ehnlrman, as nn eminent! The mass imlui tlon of veterans pastor, educator and author, who | will take nlui-e at 2 :tM) P.M. at served in Isitli world wars and! ' i Seminole High School field, with Dr. E'llwuod C. Nance, president helped to train ehaplains nt I In r w ar heroes coming from 3H 1m-- I of the University of Tampa anti vard University, Dr. Name spoke r. Iglon posts In n radios of 100 J former instructor at the*chap* on “ Kind of it * World We 1 miles. It will Ik- conducted by Iain's school nt llu m ird Univer­ Want to Live In" nnd suggested) the Miami Legion Guard of 1sity. spoke to Kiwuninus ut their that nls'Ut every’ general ion it i*' Honor under direction of (’apt:. luncheon meeting ut thu Hotel mvtissnry to start building tIn*. Al R. Lambert. ("amnla-ll-Lo** Mayfair »n the topic, “Our Com­ world nil over again, lie painted j I’lii thi* hntfH'iut uf Jiipii.t sing Post 58 of ighirh J .J . Rocco mon Task as Wo E'ace the New out tlint Hie soldiers of tills war know the plan of attacking did a whnlo lot more thjnking' Pearl Harbor prior to Dec. 7? ‘ U rommapder will la- hosts to World." This, highly int cresting ipie*about (be post-war world than the the visitors. soldiers of the Inst war. i -riou Is answered m tin- usu.il L Services of tlu- high school The world lias made I rcineiiilqtJK devious wav of the Japanese in band and Celcryetles were sfeurstrilc . along scirntifis lines. Dr. their Usual newspaper, “ThL e d through the patriotic eo-operaNni i- .taleti, mentioning the, Mnlnirhl" in nn Oct 10, edition ' tlon of tho memliers. Principal atomic bomb nod the discovery of of which was recent l> col to ’ Herman E. Morris. Miss Jessie. - Ilf c illill lint lias failed to keep The Herald by Lieut. Volie* Wll_| Mcllen Durden, girls n thletic tlir- XT - , in tlie field of hiimun rcin-j liams Jr. uf the Sixth Armv, Ittlc. bund I I u V j ector u ml Miss lions*. Colleges and Universities! son of Mr. und ill*. Voile Wil­ leader. Sophie hie MaDongal will • bute given all too little recq-iu j liams of Sanford. The paper 1< r . “aU uk-lm r—.•tu ff—a*.—Majorat to ..— Ibe-p, ttnrr, tie VnWTto like nleii wlio have j ■ afte rn o o n " ut dinner a t the Mayfair Hotel Sul- made coiitriliutions to psyehotogy,* -SiiLmlav • -4t00 oVIiK-k. L e u jon locomotives urdsv nig h t- which will be at- «qcioiiyyr ’viml (wtvrnattonal re la -; wits leleused by the secretary ill will rlaiig. us S infold beenmes* li'it'led by u group 'of-lot) Sanford’ lloiin .......................... - Uio renter for the 7th District and Seminolu County business “The kind of a world we have of II.I.1I. 1'iinre lligushi*Kuni men honoring the Navy and Const Memliership Roundup, which will Jnduy, Dr. Nance said, “is the re­ who requested that it be turned w as• announced today by sult of the kind of u people w.) over to the -Allied press corps: bo made under direction The 40 (•uuid, the commiltce making arrange 1and 8 , headed by l*c Weiners, wt-ieyt'stcrday. {jrithlng much was ' •“Although Ills Mu testy the Em­ 'G rand Chef De Cure for the De­ mcnls fur the meeting. George tin- mutter with pre-war world—we peror hem. I about tue general Tm by, Kd Lane and Roy Holler. most of the comlorts of II- outline' of..* the operations, his partm ent of Florida. MuynanUC. Wuller J. Mntlirrly,. dean had vlng iiiuj the pour were provided Majesty did n»t know puitinrlai t I Burrell of Jacksonville will be of Dr. the college of lliisiness Ad­ .chairman of the roundup commit­ m inistration' at the University ol for in some w ay - but we Inckctl about (hem. His Majesty under­ i t (*•«11 m in i l'r « o i I'liH f O n r | stood that the United Stutes tee. They will be * welcomed at !■lot Ida and past district gover­ H HiillMUril <isi l*u$$e* T nal State legion headquarters in nor o f. Rotary lutvruutioiiul. will She Valdez Hotel by State Ail- deliver the |rln t’ipul addiess of Local (airl's Husband tant Reid Mann, and by mem- the evening. Senator Lloyd F Advises Wins Air Medal I)r.OnRuprecht ra of Cnmpbcll-Iaisslng Post. Hoyle will serve ns toastmaster. Mildew Control Of late th o . Post memliership Ilibk Aiken, who will lie ur has Increased sharply, it Is re- compunied by Dr. II. II. McCusU S NAVAL AIR STATION. Spraying und ducting methods irted. Saturday evening, follow- lin ut tlit piano will sing some iA t’K.NONVI' LK, FI OlllDA, g a talk in the downtown dis­ of the songs which hsve ihaile Oct, 21. (H|ct’iul) - K>m. Samuttl necessary to pi event downy mil­ trict in behalf of tho Legion bv popular with local uudi- M. ...........-on. Jr., USNR, son of dew in cabbage now growing, Col. Snm Brabson of Al* l*TAG,: ,i , Willard Connolly will .Mrs. T. L. Randall, Conner, Fla., liuve been outlined for the bene­ 18 men from the Sanford Naval tram up ........... 1th Hurry Kudell in wax irri'iitl) prcsi'iitcd tin- Air fit of growers lay Dr. *R. W. A ir Htntlpn. Joined the poet, and IU„. „f their specialities of banjo Medal nt t-cn'iminie* held at the Ruprecht rhemist in charge of $5 old member* paid up their ar„t piun„ U. S. Naval Air Station u t Jack­ the Central Flmidit Kxpcrime.it Station. 2ue*.. ' Hairy l.usslng, cartoonlnst ex -1 son vile. Knkign Thompson entered tlie i “ With the advent of cooler Col. Brabson s|M-aking from the traordinary, ha* promised s o n ' the ruhhugc grower Under of the Post locotlve point- diversifying fn his inimitable service of the Navy un Doe, II, weather Od out th at the 25 year old faclll- manner^ Mr. Touhy stated. Chai- IK42, and received his wing* at should ba on the ulert foi downv ties and organisation of the Irs Morrison --HI have charge of IVnsHiolu on AI ril II, IUI1. lie mildew in his secdtied." Dr.* RuAmerican Legion ia based on a the gmup singing and- will lie .m e entering service he was n precht asserte I, "As it is easier solid' foundation, and that the assisted by Harry Kudell ut IIk student at tho University of Flo­ to prevent the up|>ea ranee of rida downy mildew than to control it Legion own* physical properties piano. While on artiv r duty overseas, grower* would tin well to . keep valued at more than $300,1)60,000. The dinner will sta rt a t 7:30 Ensign Thompson was attached their beds sprayed with writable He contrasted the apple and pen- o’cltK-k, it was announced. to a com|Misitc squadron und saw spergon. or Pi dust them with art on at Lingayen Gulf, Iwn S|>ergon tlutj. “Th* best controlof this Jinm sjnl Okinawa. The citation ploymsnt made possible under Steve Hodgkin Gets awarding him the Air Medul reads disease has beet^ obtained by Dr. ,th* G..I Bill of Rights which the 15 Pound Bobcat as follows; Kddins a t llastin g j by beginning “ For distinguishing himself by the treatment* u week or ten In order to dispel the suspicion meritorious arts while [.artici- days after the seeds were planted that he might by tailing u tall paling in aerial flights In oper­ and continued three' times each tale to h la'fallo w students, II ation against the enemy at Iwo wtwk unless the topipelature falls year old 8 t*v* Hodgkin, son ■f Jinta tlurinr tho period 1 to II below 40 degrees during the Mayme Hodgkin, brought March 1046. Basis of award: night when two trratm ens a woek E. W. Biggers Back Mrs, to school Monday the need of a Completion of five etrlkes against are all that are necessary. Spraytrs which deliver al least 16 nound bob cat hs had shot* the estm y." From New York Sundya afternoon. The out-| Ensign Thompson Is at pre­ 200 Ihs. pressure at the nozzle stretched feet of the cat measured sent attending Landing Signal with three nozzles for every two E. W. Bigger* returned from 46 Inch**. Officer’s School a t tha U. 8 . N'u- or three rows of plants, and ntula Savsnnsh, N’. Y. Sunday where While he and his mother wt-rs 'ail Air Statloh al Jacksonville. or tractor drawn dusters have k* has spent th* past two month i driving up Onora Road near the Hie wife Is th* former Bobby net- proved most satisfactory for working for W. T. Whitehead southeast corner of tha Sanford te llesrd of Sanford. applying Spergon spray or dust. celery Interests. Ha was accom Naval Air Station, they saw the Poor control Is likely to result Mrs, J J . Bolly, Sanford author anted by His wife and his daugh- eat croaa th* road. Steve Jumped A meeting of workers of the if small hand operated dusters ir. Mr*. Ted Davie of Delami. from the car, shotgun in land, 8 th Vfrtory Loan Drive which or spraysri are used. . Ha reported a vary good colery aud shot tha ’eat crouched tome is headed by E. O. Kilpatrick, Approximately 60 Ilia, of « • ( a**ton and much business actlv- eight feet aw ay fn tha bushas. will b* held a t 3:30 o'clock F ri­ table Spergon are needed to make .___ . = . . t t y between Sanford and the It was a mother cat, and some­ day afternoon a t tre City Hall. tha spray required to spray an returned from th* Florida S a n i.lg u t* of Now York. H* declared where in tno bushes th* crie* of 'Scro of plant beds 16 times. | f tarings wb«r* aba was roeuparat-J also th a t th* weather hod been her young could b* hoard, said Mrs. Hodgkin. Tba cat is ba­ iler ed to hav« preyed on poultry AddroBSPH Kiwanis Dr. E. C. Nance Tells Kiwanis of Post-War World Jap Newspaper Is Sent To Herald By Lt. Volie Williams I e C £ �PA G E TW O THE 8ANKOHD IIBKAhD, HANrOlUJ FLORIDA WEDNESDAY, OCTQ11EH 21, 1915 I might JBfsire to aik concerning Page of Savannah,* Ga.. E. T. .the equipment and’ planes. The Vlnniik ote Baltimore, Md., Joe Imk trainer and ground school Wathen, Dr. W. P. Brogka. Jr., nnd buildings will be open for visit­ Holland Denn of Sanford. or*. . A Navy D a y . dance will be Blue. symbolic of dark x^i {ie|d OcL 20 gt the Armory for i waters. gold, representing the enlisted men. and a dance will j Naval nnd uniform ornaments nnd ( C e n tla a e * P r a a f a a e O n e) be held Octf. 27 at the BdQ for braid, have been the official of the railroad employe* affected, the officers with the station I •W* ‘ **■? *ntaln4enanee of existing orchestra playing for both func- ’ crlors of the U. S. Naval Aca­ Joint through • routes ' via Jack­ Rons. demy since 1802. sonville to and from points now CapL Easton has extended an served by Florida East Coast i Invitation to all the ciliiens of Guam is 80 Seminole County to attend the seven mile* wide. celebrajlon and especially the way company and Southern Rad. American Legion and Legion'; Auxiliary members. Jap Newspaper |s A .C .L . Anno Hunt’s Tuxedo Feed Store You can now get the Chick Rrooder that you have been wanting. We h*vo just Received a Lurgc Shipment of Poultry Supplier Broodera-EIcctric. Automatic Control, Feedera & Water Troughs of all kinda. S e e uh a t once fo r youra M -.aila.ee M i N s . O.e) abould b e .formally notified prior t0 Oje commencement o f the armed action In case of the en> foretm eot of the operations, Question: W hen did the Em­ * * * * * * •' Anawert "Hla Majesty the Em- Phnnc 732 REAL ESTATE-BROKER Atlantic Bank Bldg. STRICKLAND - MQRRHBON, Inc - All the VITAMINS for ajl Ihe fanUly / £ at just a FEWPENNIES a DAY Phone 200 Your Ford Dealer Since 1031 Kills ’Flies, Mosquitoes, Fleas, W ater Bugs, Silver Fish. Ants. X A I f lT .1— K s r i r t H . s U t f * *b**M o u t OWN Mil AS II — Am.in r»|l»«. *l«fti make a life to r i*hem»*lvr* lie yond the mere 'ejaffing of a Jiving. " "S* fbe woral- p’ ed* today is more men whh think for thema-lves he insisted. m in tin g out that the mark a/ • cultured man Is U>e ability to think for himself Listing A* some,of those wpo old, « - raootloueil. Jc*um. .Aldaos uiul *tori~»»g«. Mr-1 hr s.-H thg*. merely 1 agreeing with rubbe'.. o p i n i o n ^ not nactastrily rigt^ifflnklng for nnhU" o p i n i o n is frequently [t^flwair ljng» th e y would be .wrong. kervlced by the earnings of the *1W largest contribution to tombined properties. ' eadline: "Two hundred dollars per value rivilication/' he mild, “have been ;xpccte>l of new Atlantic Coast Line Rail­ made ty men who wouldn't be jAgainst R j f f VYamaa as road com) any preferred stock. 4 fenced in." who Is quoted: Declaring th at one of the greatpar cent, cumulative up to 12 per Japanese attorn^i ____ _____ cent, rat needs of today is for the in­ non-voting, 1 am not guilty of tha chargo." "One hundred and thlrty 4 hraa dividual to r ta llu n.s importance. dollars anti thirty-three cents par Dr. Nance stated that it Is all th e' value of Atlnntic Coast Line Rail goodoaas li m s by Japanese troops In the Philip- road company common stock. bodueu In iipllvjdiuil. * un _________ _ Rente Interest "Kithtr the securities would be another, that Jitskes up all t h e 1 dated Jan. I, 1040. or. if they goodness in Lie world. .Recalling that both Hitler and Mussolini gained their high offices In Germany and It4ly, and their the securities had been dated ^a|u pqwer to .destroy the world, by 1, 1048. ' r * democistlc processes, he said that WWW (n ceih for. each Hitler was voted Into office by llg >80 principal amount of Fleri- women who admired his eloquenre, Oflpat Hallway company and he set about orqanlring hit flrat and refunding mortgage dpt agplngt the /prld while the bonds would ca|l for »8,0p0,QQ(T. German Individual rat bark and Added Joys— • The |datt la biased pn ftgnres lid npthlng. Declaring ttfat he found as which indicate that there U at AVoody Dines Out *T*e#nt a aubstarllai bmount', mnch ractpl Ttrejudlce around H rr. but much less than $8,000,007, •srd. as anywhere In the South,' Universal News ree” cash In the Florida Ea*t Dr. Nance stated (hat the elimi­ Railway comnany estate, nation of preludices was one i f r the plan tM holders nf the things which the Army Ini /Irat end rafund’a* mortgrara trulnlryr its chaplains 'aimed o t| bonds would be assured of a to­ R IO S'. tal at M,0 (KM)00 . » • 0 4 The meeting was presided ovor, MID^NITE "The plan sets forth th p t.th n w 'R r. L. T . Doss.' V|ilt«r* In­ Allantic Coast Line Railroad com' cluded: Arthur Boring of Plant, SHOW peny would agree to the ellml-l CUv. Usln Smjth of Halnca City, Wllllan -C . Brooker of Tamps. nation pf the rli vis tonal l i n t SAT. NITE 11:30 mortgage bond* and tp (he »t»b-, Meade Wilson of Mulberry. O. ll.j lU tu tU of I4fi0 of new divis­ 2— Big Spook Featurets— f ional inrq-nt mortgage bonds for Aden© S 410 H A N F O H li A V A __ SPECIAL" FOR THIS WEEK WHISKY " Biscayme €lub .Qilbys __________ 3.53.4-5 3.40 P^nta 245 FURNITURE -REFINIHHED AND REPAIRED Antique or Modern id ny*dquarlUrx, Kentucky Corn Kinsav 4*5 3.15 Pint 1.95 4-S 3.4R Pinf. 9 on WEEK & ALE Beverwyck Case 4.25 Bed .Cap 4.25 in th e OLD CAR or TRUCK BRING YOUR FURNITURE TO VB TO BR EXPERTLY RE­ PAIRED AND RBFINI8IIKD. WICKER 8RT8 P A I N T E D . » I C E B RE A S ON A fi& T BERr ' to GI spending Tokyo Chi ,announeliC • Pshlif J n r M To Visit Stgtf w N ejtf Sftlurdfty , Furniture Refinishers nn Street Phone 2-3S28 Orlando, Florida Piices Good Thru Saturday, October 27 “THE MUMMY GHOST” with LON CIIANEY —4tlw tr- ‘B o u s e with BASIL HATH BONE it 2 Tail Cans 17c A, B|, C, D, E. C and B,, plus LIVER, IRON, Calcium Pantothenate ahd Niacinamide. • You esn never be »urr you ir e getting enqygbrueniisl viumins unless you supplement your diet with knunn quantities of vilsmins. So, guard against vitamin deficiency! Stan the wise Plenapuns habit.in your family today.' ' concrete 144 CAPSULES 72'* $ 2 .5 9 * 7 — * nAwo “ block P E N IN S U L A R Concrete Pipe Co. Phone 1241 RANFQRD, FLA. T0UCHT0N DRUG .COMPANY Snaps Gibbs Fancy Nax*.i_uf— llnlu-d— State* ..To David Wright. J r. • Army of. United Suite* To Jam es C. Williutus. •Army nT United States To Gct,rgc_lL_A]iW.atEDu_ * C o rrectio n .Com Flakes Ritz Crackers . a t Ml*('<■ ».-r r . fc. I J e llr t G raham s....... I*owder Morlonrs Salt .....8c C ar T kas xiiijimc M ,L > PJumite ......... lirs U 19c r l *1" w xHf* Pillabury Flour N « n - a - a iik Cake F lo u r ..... Fruit Cocktail . Tick Insecticide Swan Soup .......... Jarge caJke ....10c Swan S o a p .............. med. cake 6c Lux F la k es............ Irg. j U ^ ........*......23c R fr so ..... am. pkg:. 1 0 c...... . Ii^. pkg. 23c Lifebuoy Todet S o a p ....... 3 h are.........20c Lux Toilet Soap ...... 3 b a r e ..........2Qc fe a r ” Freah Fruits & Vegetables Large Joky L em ons...... p ou n d ......... 14c York Imperial Apples 2 poynds 24e Fresh Cranberries ....... * pound k>...... 28c Tender Crisp Carrots ..... 2 bchs. ...... 19e Fancy Bartlett Pears 2 pounds ... 33c Spanish Onions ....... 3 pounds Ga. Sweet P otatoes..... 3 pounds .. ... 21c Selected Tomatoes .... 1 pound ctn ......22c Tokay Grapes v ......... pound ......... .... 15c Juicy Florida Oranges .. . fc pounds ... COATS For The “JUNIOR MISS’ The Flavor Saver Sherwood Fresh Young, now coata to make them click with the crowd. Every oc­ casion Chesterfields, reversibles lor "rain or shine" wear, f i t t e d coats and "Boy” coats in solids, checks and Marriage LicrnxeH ll^t—nltt-tty*—frt~h—whfti you Iniv it at Rolib’s Home Bakery Iren e Thu< major adjustm ents must bo made In production, manngc mont uml marketing. Some of these will mean wide shifts in commodities produced anil in marketing method*. In instance where full production has meBUt nartinl depletion of the soil marc positive conservation practice will need to be emphasised in ivvlsed plans. With large wartime savings, farm er .are planning necessary additions to their, land holding*; major Improvements in farm building*, fences, drainage and particularly in housing and living 3 3 POINT - F|t E E MEAT S P E C I A L S ! Mullet ib Fancy- Poultry* S als Pan Roady, Drawn 23c M ary lan d Ex. 8tiL Oysters Nelswnnder, Ihtvls S. Lo* Angt,‘le.; ('iilifomlii, Glorin ■liummert, Oak Pmk. ill. . P ro d u ctio n ' costa mny full, hut it is expected Ihnt th is ileclino will lie slo w er tlm n th e decHmin prices fo r fa rm p roducts. “We cloth the family, We furnish Ihe home’ 216 E 1st 81. Phone 174 S P R Y WHEN AVAILABLE} J&, Camtiliyll. Donuld W>, P itta hunr.- I*n. M n rg rry -B u rd e n —N orthKuxt Penn. Ill'llA l. COMMON SENSE ll\ Spttils John ini . PEACETIME CL.NDI I BINS WILL REQUIRE ( IXNQES ON ALL FLORIDA -FARMS Klorhln furnters realize full aell O ut |>eace call* for furta nljustm ents, and they are atriving to mnku the proper ndiuatincuts for the benefit of both themselves uml the country. Funnel* us a group have enjoyed record Incomes during the wur nnd they know thut war prices and practically unlimltel demand for farm produ:*o c inapt con­ tinue indefinitely. . •* While ilem am f m e v cohtlnui) strong for a while, farm ers will louji lie (need, with pcaretimu mnVkets anil demands. It is gen­ erally expected (hut nrirex of mimv farm products will decline, i sooner or later. Subsidies, which have provided mu important part of the farmers inrotne, ore not expected to continue indefinitely. » 8 5 c ib 41c p lleadlexh Ocenn Shrimp (.‘iMikcil fo r llroiliiig Lobsters ib 55c Now Yoik Dfeasdtl Slowing Chickens F la. Spanish Mackerel ib 45c Whiling • Fillets , Asst Cold ^ 42c Sun."' 26c Meats ib ib .Skinless Diecaed Pan Bv.l Ondn Puro Wieners ib .Sliced Mullet NT pgp i , • -r.tr ntACtt o tA tJ cuOTTOTttio amw o v u m -n t t C .- 'IA I U - O I IU IV V The u r i c t * of a Wur Bond is nothini? in comparison to the se­ curity it affords . . . IH Y AN E X T R A HONI) TODAY. ib . 25c Bologna ib L ong Link Ftosli PO IN T-rR EE B e d & V eal SAUSAGE Bolling nr Stewing Klngnt. x, Itag Short S ausage IMntb nylsml Hnmhed On Km nkcil Sausage Beef Tongues ib 35c & est£ rn g r a d e a beef sa le JA RR ELL $ i v tC K A U E S T O R D * i . »T. ai’CADI SlDO. ^ O A r S ^ f 5 Poinli Tender Club Steahs ib Chuck or Shldt. Roast Olade Cutx Chuck 10 Ckti Hib Roast Roast ib POINT-FREE Fresh Ground I’vnclc** p u t 3 P o in li ib Roast * ib 35c Will Breast ib Patties . Am erican L c c l ib 29c Rich. Ctoamy In l Hye Siriss Cheese Vi-tb 28c Cheese Sharp Yollow ** . Ph.la. C iaain * you re Now Crop Patna! Faclory Pock Long Grain Crisp, Snowhite Tot Thqi School Gill Coni plot Ion Cauliflower PALMOLIVE 3 Pound S^eeiaiUcd Equipment oaken 7.0c Potatoes 5 ib>23c Potatoes 10 ib* 35 In Our MEAT DI A tirade Chuck Roast A Grade Round «rak A Grade Brisket Stei Wheel UtiUorer F r o m E n d A lig n e r C v C lf^ ie r J ira jp U n e r * B f ^ ^ r Hugh Ing ft Hearing Frew N e w O ie e n S «M l Mild Rutabagas ib 4c Cako 6c llim ry Dews ib 10c Better Big Ways Calif. Tomatoes ib 17c Bushing a Pin Honee Yellow . Onions 3 it* 19c m u«nr charger • Rtied Service Jumbo Shrimp ..i’- V i/'7 3 . . . tuning in rtfretbtm f ^ fk P §4MNjH Battle'seasoned Seabees in the Admiralty* find one of the warjd'e longest refreshment counter* there at the P. X. All along the line you ---------- ;----|--------- No.’ 2*4 Tomato (bs 3 fcf 3 5 To All Your Bakery Neecls - - - I.oley, O rlando, Poole, O rlnnilo. pkg‘ 21c Extra Standaid ** in S a tisfa c tio n o f— M o rto a r-* ... * , Bulletin or IO/IH/4.8 “ DeLnnd Finance I nnlpany To Mary Memlc. «’• * - " DeLnnd Finance Company To P erry . D orothy C the .fs rx Cereal -A -nT W",.ir,n irirM — IN N W in d e x 20 or 30c N nhlsro O lnger Rumlilev. John T. Sanfonl Thel­ ma Virgiuiii John*. H f'fn n l. Apple Blitter .. 25c Makes Glass Sp&rklo CONCRETE PIPE DRIVEWAYS . WELLS . SEPTIC TANKS -4VATBH—TANKS-------------- — CULVERTS and SEWERS Transit Mix Concrete Seconds available at low price nnecs are chnlke>l4un uw ry yeur it ff.lti in t!i* •<! State*. • Quantity Rights Roserved Ga. Dessert < -'srvri" .MeIIo-.Wheat .... 15c Mustard 1-lb jar 9c •AS V l>AOK —Mswlr —P lS n m l .Syrup .. pt* b t l .. Wc Nucoa 1-lb ctn. 25c ^ To fly via the -airline over the "ITnmp" across the Himula.vnK from •imlin-!)■..<'fclnii, coni ns 1hiirh n« #-« u gullon Vqe. Packed Bread M-az b a f 11c m a tt— Today & Thursday V ' ®. »Ji3iuy !v 'Industrial.. p.nn'li>ymentlt govern­ ment .ictiori’ itml even world rnh. ditiiinni N ew iiin m linin' ever J«’* fore the fnrnier I* eoticonu.l tilth what goes on lieyond his line fence. Quit Claim .Deed* Mark wood, lim a G., widow To Seminole County 11.11. Pope. • Court Record Real Estate Mortgage* Redding. Roy A. To Florida Monday, October 22. Stute Rnnk. W arranty Deeds Chattel MortRaitea Brunco. Prudence E. To Sven Anderson. ('.A. To Florida State Brunco et ux. Bank. Spencer. Gnrlnnd W. et ux To Walden. P.W. To Florida State Annie Jordan. Rank. Haak>ns, Anna H. et vir To L. Marcum. W alter J. To Florida D. Brown. State Rnnk. Adams, Ella 8 . widow To ltoy ; Ward, Chnrlpv C. To Florida A. Redding et ux. ' State Rnnk. Kersey, l.E. et ux To Clarence Satia'actionr of Mortgages McKinney et ux. Flint Federal Savinira 4 Loan. Gobay. Sidney ]|. et ux To Assn. To A. 11. Hnsklif*. A rthur K. Yowcll. Florida Slnte Hank To J.T. Limited W arranty Deeds •Knlirht. Slark, George K. To II.B. Tope Home Owner's L oan. Corp. To Sm.th, Ralph A. et ux T 6‘ Daniel II, Wulkcr et ux. • Chose & Com pan v (A Corp) Rive. Esther W. (or E.W. Rive) To A J . Dougherty et ux. a ss ------nrawnu.ee ram. r .V , T«rfi* one thing wblcl.TC# «ti||| | , ck and -hat le d lre c tio i* ! goal to shoot at. and n p h iln M fir of life." Pointing out in e t there Is a vast difference between an edu­ cated man and a cultured man. -D r-Kane, said t W nuuiy uoodimaq. it more, cultun ffvrt- LIQUERS Swanee Pride A "recruit" In the State De­ combined, borough tele phone directories for New York partm ent’s foreign aervlce la on City’s five boroughs to ta l about probation for hla flrat two yqar*. lie e a m i $2,GOO to $8,400 a year. 8,100 pages. ROBERT A. WltLIAiyiS „** TUXEDO FJtthD iQQ. PAGE TT1REH WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1915 . hear the familiar greeting Have a Cofc-anotber way of eaying That’* COMPANY Floods O' Buds [ SEE fi HE NEW KlltllY - i v a c u u m clfw\ n e h ' in yuur huino • " The only cleaner with * • real power polUhor •K. W. McCullough I KIRBY VACUUM CLEANER DISTRIBUTOR Phone 980 . M m 406 Atlantic Rank Bid Pounds Paper Towels ToUet Tissue Small 'Toilet Tissue "Dus Dora Everything" 10c �/ « TB 0 IfiAKTCWD WBICAM).i B'ANrOIOU Ff jORIDJU Argentine Hitler ;1Tl*? ^anford Herald W lttU a liH In fWBDNESDAT, OCTOBER 24j' 1045 IW The Peron business in Argentina in not "just another South American I'evolution/’ It. in serious business on the Nazi pattern. Hitler seemed to have popular approval in Germany in hia early moves beenuae his followers wore so well organized that they were able to make a loud ap­ proving noise. Voices of sounder thinkers were lost under it; Kunaway Inflation foIlowing“ thc war brought so much misery that millions of Germans were ready to follow any leader who proitllsed full employment and pny, In money which would buy anything. In that soil of poverty and hun­ ger Hitler planted his terrible. seed He had the organized groups ready to spread his pro­ paganda. As aoon aH he gained control, press, speech and radio were stifled and hia propaganda was ail the people had.; Elections meant nothing as expression of the real beliefs of the people, Somq followed blindly. Some doubted at first but ended in* belief that their lot might be bettered by voting the Hitler way. Part shrewdly saw thnt they Tfcr ll» r» lrt must vote that way or else—. w ttr iW a i, The' aame thing is happening in Argentina. Peron is I r l » r l«r»- promising ill-paid workers lieaofits which he cannot pos­ sibly .provide. Ho, silences any papor or speaker trying to tell .the trftth. Jflja side will be the only.Hide any citizen « * a « lw r W . t M Ciln hear, If he’:Is' allowed his way. Elections, postponed N M liM f> frj M u iir> W« ' W r ' n ) riM u r wMsv aa f iililu .' l a a f a r * . P U rtS w . I ll MMaalli A m , , . « 4 J ON m o I O r« M U a la a i r l a a l r e l } e a l l l l « l In .a # oor to r n ~ a n t ,l l r * l l - n n I a ll a e w s O t»|,«lrfc*" rra iltm t a 'l l **r mot a l k i r a •» r r a j H r d t a lllt« “ e o ? * r a a d a la a O r im ral w n . fcarala. w e d n e b d a V,.' U N f d tJ r; 24, i w I LM O * N 'Atomic Doubt ; BIIII.K > VFUSh. k, J r,OB*TO»AY ■ a I 1 IN * EVERY PRAYER WE J SHOULD' ASK IK THE GRANT-* • INC OF, OUR P E T I T I O N • WOULD HELP OK HINDER ! THE COMINJJ OF THE KING* « DOM OF GOD ON EA RTI1. *■—Jim s* 4:3r Ye nsk and received • not, because ye nsk amts* that ye may attend it In your plopaurca. Wo hope thaV it does not prove to b* true that th e United Na tlona! wan the World War In ordsr io engage ttn civil atrlfe. L■ O — t------The Gainesville Golf and Coun4 • house and ifwlrmtiing pool as Its firat post-war project. > Monday .was the 126th mini. *. versarv of the purchase of the J state of Florida from the King ( of Spain for |E ,000.000. Consider4 ing the Improvements which hate • bean, made since and the present * value of t h e ; property, Uncle b f course Florida did not win H W f t " t e r iif 't .t e .ii ■#! u Mfpjy Americans, after sober second thought, are los­ ing their enthusiasm about th a t famous atomic bomb. Fpr a little while it did stimulate the American spirit immen­ sely, In a grent wave, of confidence and power. Here, ap­ parently, wga Uncle Sam at his best, tinkering and Invent­ ing and experimenting wltji tremendous th ings, and _appdrently bringing the whole "WbrlcTlnto a new era of un­ imaginable power. Most of us were sitting on top of .He world, and nothing could touch us now. •• Many, perhaps, still have thnt glow anil pride and sense of safety. But many others have done, and are doing, a lot of thinking Hince then. Thfev seem to feel their secur­ ity ebbing away and doubts arising ns to the effectiveness and permanence of this tiew {tower. It slowly dawns on the ublic mind that even if we Americans can make atomic ombs, with the tremendous power* In them thnt has been proved, and if we have a monopoly on the great discovery, this monopoly cannot last. Knowledge of the "know-how” rends slowly but irresistibly, nnd the Impression grows that here is a gadget which might destroy the whole human race, or at least the civilization of our race So we seem to lie drawn to first principles, moral and religious, and a way of life in which fenring God and obeying his commandments offer thetonly hope of survival for the civilization we have created. g War Criminal Punished The punishment of Nazi war fcrlminnls has already begun. Some minor non-commissioned officers have been executed for ntrocitics. Now comes the first civilian of any prominence to share their fate. . Dr. Joseh Pfitzncr, mayor of Prague under the Nazis, has been found guilty of treason and hanged, Pfitzner, an author and professor of history, was charged with being a member of the Nazi party when thnt had been outlawed by the Czech government, and also with removing- the body of Czechoslovakia's unknown soldier and destroying tho. monument. Pfitzner before long will have plenty of company.___ Bishop Hurley Named, Apostolic R e g e n t WASHINGTON, D. C. Oct.->84J (/W—bishop Joseph P. Hurley of St. Augustine has ln-en nam 'd by Pope Pius XII ns regent, ad internum of the apostolic nunci­ ature In Belgrade, Yugoslavia, the] National (,‘nthollc Con______ Welfare ______ ferenco announced early tot The announcement said -4 word of the appointment waa reived in Wasnington by Ai lhiahop . L lihn A lain iGiovanni ZInoa hi (' Amleto Cloignni, apostolic delegate Ui the United fitntes. j.. Bishop Hurley wus born 1n Cleveland, Ohio, in . 1804. lie spent more than a di-caile in the diplomatic service of the tjijl.v See before being appointed HlVtG Bishop of Bt. Augustine, ill RENT A CAR YOU DRIVE IT! • PHONE 200 STRICKLAND-MORRISON, U-DRIVE IT, INC. First Street at Sanford Ave. Only Firestone Recapping gives your tlra s th e famous DeLuxe Champion Cear-drlp Tread, the tread with extra depth for extra safety, extra traction and longer mileage. The eame heat quality tre a d rub b er is used, tho same rubber as that used in new tin s. Both materials and wartmanshig are guaranteed. veals that Florida put 227,027 m*>1 in- tha armed services, that . 3.126; of them died In tin e . of t duty, th a t Floridians bought $1,I 480.000,003. in . War Bonds and • eohlrlbuted 18,321,838 to the * Red Cross; and f t ,805,000 to New Peanut Market -jf " nnlnK Indicate these products t< tha National War Fund, which a w4 venture‘to say puts us In tha Forecast .This Year • forefront of all states In, propar--------:— outs, one of the best sources * lion to population. TAMPA, Oct. 24, (FN 8 ) —New of vitamin Bl, together with the ' " — ------O ----- k—— markets for Florida’s peanut „ u t •„ widely popular, flavor, .-United Automobile Workers’ J V(ce President Walter Reuthe/ J Insists that Genera) Motors could official continued. As nn indica­ grant a "30 percent wage Increase tion of the importance of peunuta tor workers, cut tho price of in tho diet of tho American sol­ Chevrolet cira by $100 each and dier, ha geld that more than i)2,* it tha same time Inctasie profits Otll.OOU. cans of the nuts were of the. company-by $ 100,000 ,000. supplied the government during T hat’o an -interesting Idea born, the first six months of DMA. Dur­ iui doubt, of Now Deal fantasies. ing the war the military forcer We would like to soo the governused -too.W tt.tm o-canr'of peanuts HtWt K d fltttl M rTTIeuiKoFtne annually. necessary funds to buy the Wil­ The can company la continuing low Huq plant and aoe what he cap da along th at line. It would be a, noble experim ent • — ;------ O-----------.The' burning of a fiery cross nn the top of Stone Mountain liwnr Atlanta la indicative of the •trass-and strain of the tim es’in ANNOUNCING w|>irh wo Ilya.,it Is disheartening to see a | organisation baaed on yreju|llce and- haired abla to ratio It* ugly head again after »g presumably stamped out enllghUned public opinion Ilc-Opening of Us years ago. Tho conditions kif Have made its resuscitation Mlbla .as .wall, as tha evils IJANSON’S SHOE REPAIR SHOP itch -aro bound- to ensue from organisation - are deplored • by in the Cowan Building right thinking people. 2 Firestone Q uality Is tha Reason W hy Mora Cart Roll on firestone Racapa Than Any Other Kind J AMERICAN LEGION DANCE ip it uo. Under {he tgement $88,500 wtU be Immediately for - Ita M i and chib duos and a - a n expected to pra­ re i operating oxpanooo. City wilt no longer be At The Armory Benefit National War Fund Saturday, O ct 27—9:00 P.M. ’til? Music By“ The Banana Boys” Admission: 91 per eouplg (lax Ine.) In ufilform 50c (U g Iqc.) ,o?°wta» * * “j .I, st0S SLFrS?k > '^verT’ Dn.r S U1«, Tow*. KiJm ■M nst-.vit / . i ****£?• -W -i. j * \.j r< �:V r- '• 1 : ~ >*»<i?aPu!Bf ^ 1 ’ (’ '■■* 4 ii —■■■«! 1 :;^ h * ,,-t.fjV,* WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1048 ' « ^ * ^ 8 g Biai-Ll . .1 1-f‘ M - w » ■» r •»*»> •; r : \ 1 THE,SANFORD RERAU). SANFORD FLORIDA T The chief jumping . . _ off Wjicn World War II began in 1P3I. there were 153 parson* on for. tacttcnl carter sad‘ _!»**< the U. S. embassy staff in Lon* planes headed for_Eufop* don. At the war’s end there were the War The renovation of the Sanford Maine. •'» 1 ( ' The Tuesday Evening Bridge 27fl. ■ . A delightful program of music Country Cluh is wonderful to Club met Inst night lit the homo and literature was presented la tt everyone - particularly tho young evening at the Woman’*! Club' by people! How we have hoped for of Miss" Louise I’crkfns nt 30(1 the Literature Department whien just this • excellent greens, a t­ Magnolia Avenue. Mrs. Mattie F. Pooles The rooms, of the Perkins' Included Miss Daphne .Takaeh tractive club house, and a country add Mrs. Rollnnd Dean-as gu**te club In general to be proud of. home were decorated with red Weds . John £ . Fox from the Rollins College faculty. MR. ED WHITNER, a Rollins roses. Miss Otedn Dyson wn:l THURSDAY Mrs. E. D. Brownie*, chairman College graduate and professional high score after several progres­ M. L. Rabom, Sr. is 111 at his Mrs. Mattie Fort Poole of D e­ Call Meeting of the Junior High the Literature Department baseball player with the New sions of bridge had been played. ] School P. T. A. a t Junior High fend announces the marriage of home on West Fourth Street, of Miss Perkins assisted, by - Miss assisted by Mrs. II. C, Hptiqi, York Yankees who Is to be man­ School a t 3:30 P, M. Board me­ her deughter, Gertrude P o o l with In flue me. resided and announced th at both ager and port owner of the club, E l s i e Hutchison; Mrs. Burrell P« eting will he held a t 3:00 P. M. Sumeford, to John E. Fox, of Friends of M. S. .Wiggins will Miss Takaeh and Mrs.'Dean promises great strides in giqt Hudgins and Mrs. It. I.. Perkins Sanford, Saturday morning a t FRIDAY circles for Sanford. Have, you servt-ii refreshments to the fnl h i s ________ Illness a t well known in Central The U.D.C. will meet a t 3:00 11:00 o’clock. The double ring regret to learn of his cite and noticed our peppy Seminole High lowing: at the home of Mr*. G. D. Biihon ceremony was performed by the hfe home 1217 Magnolia Avenue. music and literature circlet were outstanding m em btrt of this School foot!ball tteam? The man j Miss Klunhetli Dyson. Miss Rev. R. Grady Snowden at the a t 1010 Hibiscus Avenue., ; <seer of that I* Is ------young COACH ---------- Jean Hixou, Miss Margaret Iteitv, parsonage of the F irst Baptist >!* L. Talbott has received'word Rollins College Faculty. TUESDAY Miss Doris IInil. Mist t i l e d : ____ ... Rollins Collcga Miss Takaeh, an instructor Ip SETTLES, a West Side Prim ary P.T.A. will Church. The simple ceremony of the death of hie' brother A. A. -! g.'aduqte. {So it looks as though Dyson and Miss Cecelia Truluck. thee Conservatory of Music, p la y -j have a Hallowe’en Carnival at was performed in the, presence Thjbott of Elkin, W. V. Also Mrs. John F."Ilolt. Mrs. anford IIss . to be injected with •d for the first' selection, ."The 'SSanford the W est Side School from 5:30 of the Immedlnte family, Mrs. C, E. Godwin left'M onday Bird.Sermon" bv L lsit. This.Wa* a good dose of recreational on- II. Nlchnlsb'i Ashby, Mrs. Russell Mr*. Fox chose for ner wed­ to 0:00 P. M. The public i*^ in­ Birmans, Mi’s'. Getirge Ttanglcding a blue suit with blush pink for Alamo, Ga, for a visit with followed bv her Interpretation ,of thusfesm. vited. "Etude In E Major" by Choplii. accessories. Her corsage was oY relatives. Seems good to see the follow­ man. Mrs. P. II. Tepslr, I.. B. McLeod Jr. a n d Both numbers .were heartily ap­ ing in and out of town again pink roses surrounded hy sweet­ James II. <’iapt>s. plauded nnd as an encore al heart roses. anyway back from the wai; Mr. and Mrs. W.’ c . Hill and Meeting- Is Held By played "Bread ami Butter WalU" RICHARD DEAS. TONY IIUl> Mrs. Fox is nn active member Mm. Jam** II. Critppff p\*n to b y Mninrt. the First B aptist Church, a to Cairo. tJa** for the weekend. DIJJSTON, H E N R Y • WIGHT Garden Club Circle of past president of Business and - 'I n - th e interlude Mrs. Browhlb* HARRY L E E J R .. JOHNNY Officers Are Elected •* The Rose Circle of the Sanford Professional. Women’s Club and Friends of Mr*. Allan H. Stone remarked that both guesta had a COURIER,"ELTON MOlIGHTON. Iiy Truth Seekers , _____ ______ __ , I I O B WILKINSON, H A R R Y harkground. She _also Garden Club met Friday nt the a member of the Twentieth Cen- will regret tn learn of her illness Sanford home of Mrs. W. A. Morrison a t ,tury Club. Prior to her marriage at her .home. at 410 Grandview said that Sanford happily * en t, GRIM BALL, WALTER HAYNES The Truth Sc-'kct- ('lass o( its talented people to Stetson and I RAY' FOX, DANNY’ ALTMAN 1004 Sanford Avunuc. Mr*. Eudor she was secretary to Dr. Hugh Avenue. Rollins and through excellent (n il K U R D BELL, J I M HIGH IN.-’ the First .M»-(hi«lbi Clniirh d o tt­ Curlett, chalrtn in, presided At West and previously, was , 601-* n joyed with the liquidation of "th e nu t t ing. Mrs. If. R. Deas and Richard struction they returned t« San- CL'A'Y WILLIAMS, B R A C K ed bff4cm mi l trti'l yi-njlv re­ Mr*. H. B. Deck gave the tre a ­ l e closed state buns* »I-V * t* - 'Dcgy 'tnrve~rtcjTxrted fo r c h a rie a -lio n L J U j d Y i u r ^ artists. " I t it I ERKINS. HAL C O L B E R T , ports nl ll«- mimlltly Iniiijit ton, S. C. where they will visit Indeed fortunate th a n w if o r d is BHrL-Y1—HIHA/KV41KAU,— MM "J"! f ^ 1”1 m eeting liehl surer’s report and Mrs. B. B. ■JV county. ----- to mVd ;v" Mr. Fox Is a member of the relative* and friends. mid-distance between these two MY I N G L E Y, J I M M Y Ml" church" annex Crumley spoke to the circle con­ Seminole County Veterans of colleges" she said, "because we RL1IANNON, JENNINGS HURT with Mrs.' -lolui Ylmglmn, p resl-1 cerning Hctnerocalll* o r' Day Lilly. She said the Ucmerocnlils Foreign Wur* anil American Le­ Mrs. I. L. Talbot has returned can receive the Itencflt. of such BRUCE BOLT. a n d ,0 . I). LAN- dent, presiding Officers eli-i'ieil for the entitling “ ; wan adaptable, to Florida and gion in Sanford* He was a mem­ lo -h er home on Sanford Avenue gifted artists as we have hero DRESS. John 'Vnugnitn, . Thcmtorc Rookcvclt said: "Tlii- vein were: Mi required little care after it w*< ber of the 332d Engineer Regi- after visiting her smt nnd friends tonight." l’n kiih-nt; . Mi J. B. Crnwfnrt). ment, receiving an honorable dis­ In Norfolk. Vn. planted. Mrs. Brownlie Introduced Mrs. i*‘ a new nation, bunM. mi st The memberm that.attended the charge In 'June, lie served three Dsan by commenting on the mighty continent, of iMiuudlbss Viii- I’reetdi'iit• Mi W. S. Tiuirn 1 meeting are . an follows: Mr*. vgara Iq the British- W es,-France, Mrs. Frank *Rav*ht expected to work, that she Is doing as an pnMibllities, No other luilion in imi. Secretary; Mi >. K. F-.Ciyji • S-i-ietary; ‘ Sfr* Endor Curlett, Mrs. 11. B. Crum­ Belgium and Germany. Mr. Fox arrive from Columbus, Go. to assistant professor o f ' English the world' him such -resource*. shaw. ley, Mrs. Harry Tooke, Mrs. Is now in the offices of the State spend a week with her parents literature on the faculty, lit No other nation ha* hern no (*. It. LnYd. ("a-- Tii'-nmier;favored. If we dare to rlne nur Mr*. T. K. Wilson, Sik-miI nn-i B. B. Ilrefc. Mrs. Robert Cole, Rond Department in Defend. Mr. and Mr*. Floyd Palmer at Rollins College. Following the wedding the their home 535 Valencia Drive. Mr.. U M Tyre, Mrs. Fred WilMr*, l ean In her nrescntstlon level to the opportunities of fere-1 Biixincsr T rea-uirr: a n d Mrr. :»cm, Mre. Edward Lane. Mrs. couple left for Daytona Beach of "Best l/Ove<| Book*"- carried u*. nur destiny will he. vast Mniilm Muffin, Ihiiijicilv Chair Claude Herndon, Mrs. Charles where they Will xpond their the nuil fence through the p a n t beyond tho power* of imagination man. Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Doudney must m aster this destiny and t . ;*Mt>. J-', R. lord led the.devoWilke, Mr*. L. L F railer, and honeymoon. They will be a t homo and son, Al, will leave this o f' "fl’rer Rahhlt," "Alice lit ami rcnil ” Il-i|ii TYTml,".' after Nov. 10 in Pnola. Mrs. W. A. Morrison. weekend for Charlottesville, Va. Wonderland,” Kipling’s hooka, make li our own; ami we can Doiml ind yearly repnrts m given where Al will enter the 'Univer­ The Bible, "The Iliiad," “The thus mike It nur own ojily if we, hv officers. Idylls of the King," "Romeo bnd a* -a vigorous and .separate tutsity of Virginia. The busies so*. Mi John Van- | Juliet,” Dickon’s books. *tThe tlon, develop a great nnd v on lei Miss Whittle Forms Pilots Welcome 3 fill nationality, distinctively dif- Khun ami Mr*. W. I1. I’lmpinn-i, Canterbury Tales,” and Boswell’s Duke Dodson has received his .the fnlNinth Grade Chorus Members Into Club discharge from • the Navy and biography of Dr. Johnson. Matty ferent front any other nationality,! *nrvi*d refrqahment d.to rhornlim, other favorite biographies and of either the present nr the pas’ lowing: Mr*. \\ will return to his former position An entertaining musical pro- with the Wight Grocery Com­ lovely poems of modern contri­ For *uch a nation alT of u* can Mrs. f . It. Lord, Mr* T. E AVilThe ninth grade chbrus under was enjoyed at the dinner butors were includeAL in ’ Ml*. well afford to give up all other son, Mrs. It. F t ’n*n*liaw, Mr*. - the direction of Miss 01 lie R ees) gram pany. :* Dean’s in to filtjn g review, qf beet aUtginncc* and high of • lieurt F . R. Mitchell, M-- Mabel Bimini. Whittle has been organised with meeting of the’ Pilot ’Club hold to-xtand, n .m ighty and united Kfr*:TNoVtle Tilliif, MfiT” l». F.: Miss Nancy Appleby as accom­ in tho Hotel Mayfair last night Mr. and Mrs. George .W. Stin­ loved books. with Mrs. W. C. Batcher at the people, facing a future of glnri- (iuerry, Mr*. Ella Irish, Mr*.. It. panist. Following the entertaining pro­ son of Lake Monroe are on an M. Mason, Ml- W. I. Clark, . The chorus includes: Anita piano and Mrs. W. V. Bitting, in extended trip visiting relatives gram' the. hostesses for the eve­ nu* nromise." "The darkest hour In any pmnV Mr*. W. I*. Cheprtran, Mrs. Mar­ Aiken, Betty Bell, Kathleen Bab charga of the program.,Hostesses in SL l.oui*. Washington, D.-C., ning, Mrs,. Fred William*. Mr*. in ENGL1SHTOWN CLOTHES tha Muffin Ellis. cook, Norma Bmwer, Mary Cald­ were Mrs. M. B. Smith and Mrs. and Charlotte, N. C. _____and Mr*. C. I-'. ». W.- A. Leavitt, Mr*. C. J. Fisher, life is when he sit* down l-i well, Anna Corlev, Elolae Cook, 1/ourine Beat. nnd Mrs. H. C. DuBose served plan to got money without earn­ IN MKMIIRIA M ing It." — Horace Greeley, Mr*. Mayme Mem Hodgkin, ou really feel nt ease in one of our young Betty Dnncan, Mary Alice Hern­ Mrs. II. B. My re of Gainesville refreshments. Duties* Is what you’ll pnibulilv . In memory of Sgt. John C. d o n ,. Barbara Edenfleld, Helen Sirs. Bee Broome and Mrs. A. K. is 1 the uest of h e r. sister and men'n drape coals. , The broadness of the Approximately 00 members at* cnnlinue Ilntt killed ;:t m tion' ttrt, 2,1, to be in suite of Karina, Mary Helen Fite, Melba Shoetnltker were initiated into the brother i-law, Mr. and Mra. tended the program. ’ shoulders with the filled waist nssurcs good looka 1041. In loving memory of .mv parental protests and milliners’ c'uh with appropriate ceremonies Frederick, Mary Ann Halloway, II. W. Goodspeed a t 312 Oak mandates. For formal moments son who gallant l\ died Dial wllh comfort. “ 0 5 >»Martha Ruth Grogan, Jean John­ directed by Mrs. O. M. Ilarrisoq Avenue. you’ll wear a ’^ 6*10™’’- in the others limy know the hiessing* Carnival Is and Mrs. J. P. HalL The Code son and Peggy Ahne Howell. of freedom. Hi* ntiignunimuus rery suit or sport cool is 100'; WfWI<4MlMtandright direction In the form of n E of Ethics was read by Mrs. B. E. Also Maxie Kirchoff,' Endsley Mr*. F. E. Bolx of 1101- Park For Primary Sch fluttery butterfly .of twinkling' snirit will ntw'nys tie a shlnin : Mcisch, Fave Miller, Vivian Mc­ Chapman. tailored. Sullw are priced at $.'l2.50 a'nd W5.00. Avenue expects to hata as her sequins, nr a ribbon-wound bi­ light nmong us who" loved him Daniel, Jacqueline Rowland, Bar­ During a short business session guest her stater, Mrs. Fred W. Sport coals $17.05. upward. . - . so devotedly. The annual. Hallowe'en Carni­ cycle clip with u fetching 110*0 bara Rucker, Dodo Feckctt, Vir presided over by Mrs. R. C. Max. Ritchie of Watertown, Mass. val of W est Side Primary School, May God grant you' feat, brave veil . . . . small bow* on a black gtnia Tison, Betty Jean Shepherd, well, the club voted .to donate This will be the first reunion of luce spood . . . or bright *irwml* soldier. Cherry Singletary, Joanne Spaul­ $12.50 each month toward tho the two slaters In FI years. ' * Signed. held ah. the school Tuesday night of wool plaited into your hair-do. ding, Mildred Tumor, Jean l.ouiki salary of the director for the from 6;30 P. M. until 0:00 $. M. Mr* It. T. Warren, ------ C. E. T. Yarn,. Betty. Wilkio, and Wanda "Celen: Crate," young -peoples' Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Stenmnthri events are lieing planned Williamson. club. Members also expressed the atrom and family plan to depart forMany entertainm ent including for­ Before Pearl Hnrlmr. American desire to nssist in the proposed s o o n for Charlottesville, Va. tune telling, fish pond, white In Slunsl Provinee ami othei beautification project for the city. where Mr. Stenstrom will enter elephant booth, horseback riding,; refineries were producing, about nnrtliuin oil-pto lunnr mens of 40,000 barrels of 100 -octane A report from the financial few school a t the University of hay W. Group Holds chairman F.S. L picture show and ■■i--*Bingo gasoline unny; >>■7 ride: . war China oil is still skimmed from daily; uuring during me the win ‘Correcl Men’s Wear” disclosed Dial the pro­ Virginia. fpr whiep 'prises will be given. *h*y turned out more than half oil ami walei seepage* that have &rvi< poned- bridge ,n i. Service party Would be Dost* been in u*n -foe thousands of T W e will also be -a costume » million, honed Indefinitely in lieu, of the Cecil Wilson recently visited parade with pri years. rite* awanled. One TALLAHASSEE, HASS EE, Oct. 24 (8 ISpe- Tuberculosis Christmas Beal Bale his daughter Mrs. Raymond Lund- feature of tne carnival is the • cial)—"The Young Women's Chris­ which starts In Novepibor and quist enroute froth Cuba to New cake walk Tor which, members of tian Association a t Florida State which is a major project of the York."Her daughter accompanied tho P.T.A. have donated hnm<College for Women held its club. A motion was made and Mr. Wilson to New York for a baked cakes. annual recognition service Thurs­ carried that the club purchase visit with her grandparents. A spaghetti supper will be day night a t which time several new song books. *----------- - *> served from 8:30 to 4t30 o’clock The* meeting was closed with , hundred students received the Mrs. J . W. Dutton of Defend and there will be hot dogs, col. ' charge of membership In a can- the singing of "God Bless Amer­ has been the guest of her aisle,-' drinks and Ice cream far sale ica” and the Salute to the Flag. 1 dlelight ceremony. Mra. L. P. Hagan of 1702 Park The following committees arc I The service began in Westcott Those present w e r e : Mrs. Avenue. Mrs. V. M. Fountain an-l In charge: Supper - Mra. Gordon I auditorium, where the faculty Maxwell, Kir*. Harrison, Mrs. Mrs. V. M. Fountain Jr. also of Brision, Mrs, C. A. *Anderson, advisory board an d 'stu d en t cabi­ Hall, Mrs. Joel Field, Mrs. Ruth Defend were the recent luncheon Mrs A. L. Barineau, Mra. Dekle, net, headed by Miss Margaret Scott, Mra. E. II. Laney, Mr*. guest* of Mrs. Hagah. Mra. B. G. Methvln; hot dogs— . Clayton of Haines City, was It. A. Swanson, Mra. E. B. Ran­ Mra. Homer Little. Mrs. L. S. Wife, seated on the platform during the dall, Jr., Mrs. Bitting, Mrs. J. C. Friends of Marlon Rahorn, Jr. ins, Mrs. David Van Ness, Mr*. evening’s ........................................... Daisy Mitchell, Mrs. Hodgkin, Mrs. will be Interested to learn that W. Kinlaw; Cake Walk • Mr*. address bv Miss D Rroomc, MY*. Shoemaker, Mrs. he h at arrived in Ban Diego, Virginia Crawford, Mrs. A. D. Parket, faculty udvisor. After the address the whRe­ Chapman, Mrs. 7„ B. Ratliff, Mra. Calif. His address is: A/S Marion Rountree; Picture. Show - Mr*. efed students gathered around J. L. Clark, Mrs. C .' L. Powell, L. Raborn, Jr., 6678IY3, Co. 46- J. T. Hardy, Mrs. R. Z. Jnhiumn, Wescott fountain each carrying Mrs. Al liunl. Miss Uussic Hin­ 487, U. 8. Naval Training Cen- Mra. C, R, Robinson, Mrs. L. E. a lighted candle, and receiving ton, Miss Maude Ramsey, Miss ter, Ban Diego, 33, Calif. Reel; Bingo • Mrs. Frank Hauer, the charge of membership. Blanche Kennedy, the hostesses Mr*. and Mrs. Virginia Crawford, ami guest, -Mrs. BSltM I. ----- ------.Geraldine L. Fuahay, Miss Mar­ Pond lon Hill, toiss Betty Kennedy. Me Alexander, Mrs. Hughes; Forand Ensign and Mrs. 8. M. Thomp­ tuna 1Tallin; * Miss Betty McCluer Lee . and Meeting Is Held Of g - Mra. Mary l.o:i son of Jacksonville were the Holmaa; 'r______ ■Mlsa Georgone richos of Orlando: Drinks • Mrs. Clyde ... County Principals weekeqd guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Stinson, ' :MU* Martha -Ball- Broun a n d Randall. Mrs. L. A. R. .Lv Beard a t their home 1108 Phillips, Mrs. . Miss Edith Chestnut of Snnford; Mrs. J. A. Calhoun; Ice The first meeting of the Bern- West Flrat * tract. Miss Laura lam Butler of Kl* Cream • Mrs. M. J. D unk, Mr*. was - -simmee; Miss Betty Jean Can­ hole County principals ll.rris o n 1 Kandsll; Hay Rida - Mrs. John Mr. and Mrr. J. M non of. Defend; Miss Bobblo Bell 'leld Tuesday a t the Junior High M. .H arrison Ludwig; Costume Paradf - Mr*. - - of Eustis and Miss Ann MaHiewr fehool in tho office of the 8uper- of Montgomery, Ala., Mrs. J. I- A. D. RaunliLe; Horseback Rid nd Miss Mary Loulso Bmlth of -D<sr of Seminole County Eduoa- Scott of Amaryllis, Texas, sister ing - Mrs. Henry Russell; White Hon, Mias Ruth Hand, where a of W. M, Scott and Miss Adella Elephant Booth • Mra. Clayton 'alneaville. discussion was held concerning Adams also of Amaryllis ware the Brown, Mrs. Gaorge King. co-ordination of county education. recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. : Miss 'naltd presided " i t the Wr- M. BeoU a*- lh*lv-h»a\o 120 Mrs. Eva Goodspeed "meeting IS p i 9 o p a I~ Choir and it was decided that Elliott Avanu*. Honored At-Reunion the principals should meet fre- Mrs. Andrew Cai Has. Buffet Supper ferraw e" Mr*, for similar discussions t ' the conclusion of the m octlng+W r Q Fleming and her aunt, N Honoring Mr*. Eva Goodspeed Mrs. The Episcopal Church Choir O. V»| hn x»f Atlanta of Orlando, formerly of Sanford a luncheon was ennioyedn. In | are pfenning to leave * tomorrow met last Thursday "night in l who celebrated her BOth blrthdav lunlor High Lunch Room. e: T. W .1 for Mfeml to spend* a faw days, Parish ffodae for a buffet sup1 r Those attending were: anniversary on Oct. IB, Mr. anJ ? * /. «»C»act to visit, with Billy huslnegi meeting and choir p Mrs. H. \}L Goodspeed aero host U w ton. Superintendent of Public T v on tho Fleming who will pla tic*. and hostess a t a family reunion "nslruc’.lon; M r / Mildred Bab- Mfeml University. Oxfi xford, Ohio, bliss Carol Stone presided t a t their home on 003 Myrtle -ock, a rt suparlntandent; Miss football team tnla attend. the business meeting which t» "scar Price, jnualc superlntenAvenue Sunday. lowed the buffet supper and nik Baring the dey the singing ni ient; -H. E. Morris, Seminole James Henry Cooper Naval songs was tn Joyed and dinns High School: Mra. May belle Max- ROTC student a t Duka University nounccd that the choir would sing “The Crucifixion" by John veil, Vocetlonal S c h o o l R . E. was served outdoors. Those pres r rue. Junior High School! B. C. *nd son of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Etelner on Good Friday at th-s ont were: v - - . . ’■>, Mrs. Goodspeed1* throe dauvi- Ytcale. Sanford Grammar_ School; Cooper is expected to arrive home church. Those attending were: Mi** for • . week’s vacation. Ha hex ters, Mrs. Dean Wing o l Orlando Mre. Velma Mitchell. Souths! lo recently bean elected to serve as Carol Stone, Mis* Betty sml Mrs. II. F. Roller of Daytoqr "r'm ary School; Mr*. Marion St. advertising - manager of tho H arriett Mathewe, Mis* An n , - - Beach, Mrs. 8 , T. Clauser o' Irhni, Wests Ids Prim ary; E. J. "Archive, Duka’a monthly mag* I-ovell, M'ee Dephna Connelly, . . Elyria, Ohio! har two sons, »aney. Lyman School: Mra. Ofe sine. Miss Elisabeth Dyson, Mrs. A. **' “ Jplr A. Goodspeed .and Harlow Cochran, Lake Mary 8choot; W. M. Phillips, Mrs. Allis SteenGoodspeed, both of Banford, A. Teague, Oviedo School; Mra. E. Franklin a t la k e Mary worth, Mrs. Robert diUrri*. Mr. , _ ! son-in-law, Daaa W i n g , Ruth Baiba, ChuluoU School; W. hasR. had as hfs (M a t for. three E. M. ArmlUge, Mra. A. H. -daughters - In - few, Mra. R. A. T* Slag. - Genova School; V. H. weeks, Lewie, and the Rev, Mark Car­ A " Goodspeed and Mrs. rRt W.’Oood Grantham, Lake Monroe School; ter and couaui, penter. sneed: vrundion. Le*lio E. Boiler -ind Mra. Pearl Bates, Wilson of .................... Shreveport, La. While in I Ugh *jyool. visited the Florida the Gardtne, PTA Room ^ ■ L a n w ether opeod of BanfawL? • o . i Program At' Woman’s HMWHi Social Calendar TERRACE TALK Miss Louise . Porkins Entertains At Bridge e r son a I s AT EASE! Veteran Y C B. L. Perkins c n Sigma D e l t a Chi Chapter " Oviedo High School Will Present Play Met On Wi formerly The Oviedo High School will repair sUaoont a "One Act Play Night" Avsnu*. has So OeL M . a t .t : 8 0 P. M. a t the returned • to* S a n ta to re-enter for three j Charles* and a halt years In Ith Mrs. Swalm CUV A mooting of the R o o m Mothers o f the West Bide P ri­ mary P.T.A. was held Wednesday afternoon a t the home of Mra A, L. Barineau. Plans for the year were die tusaed and Mre. Barinaaa wr appointed chairman df the Wa Bide P.T.A. °ee attending the m '■At-term ( �t t «• ------------------------------------------------ ? --------------------------------------K3 T ----------- ----------- ; ------------------ — \VI!li)NB8l)AV,.(HrrCHIKU 21^ 1B4R Tlli:^\NK)HI> HKItVLD. SANKOttl) n.OlUUA ■ ^ t' STAPLER, in JAP**. .. A ei'* m»W. 'a\y)N B , €08 Wcat twcnty-eeeond St., San* ON THE USS GENERAL 8.’ D, i ford. Kla., nerved on this attack ’BTIJRGI8 Oct. 22 1 (SrH'elnl)X- I transport when aha landed occujnWill Carroll Staplci. a ™ ate* lion troops at Yokohama, parr of A «,.{lrR l,R W t..of..f«cea.tci re p e u HaU are not attracted to M b w Japan. |because of the illumination. Thev The STUttCIS lormarlv ic f v e l! catch Dm insects which are thu'j In tne Atlantic, the J'acific anti; lltlrHctt<l-________________ the Caribbean. 1 ! Until lust before the war broke _____________- . I out in Europe, the United States ----------------- a as dependent on outside source* for rigurette paper, thon made from linen rags. Venus’ Looking Glass is a pop^ulnr garden name for n common 'cornfield pinnt found in tha south of Europe. 3 1 IP0 1 H T -f* J E f MEAT S P E C I A L S ! Fat?Fla. Fancy Poultry Sale Mullet iib Pan Ready, Drawn - • |i> b>* 1 If le n t P ' - d m t i r i l W I (1. -rrllx -il p r o p e r t y * H n lil r e r t M * * W o lln w ln * I n , t h e C o u n ty , Ilf H rm ln o ir, H in t* t)f *i--JorM ». lo->_ w II Ia*ta 14 In 19 * i l l n r k D. M liln 'ix l l r . l N U J’ln t llo n li I T'BKf U T lie B !n e » s m e n | o f th » naif) p r o p ­ e r t y u n d e r t h e . a IS • • e n l f l r j i t n l«' neil *■»» In Ilia m a a ie u f IV, t.\ F ie ld . (Tlilraa a a 1*1 r e r t l f l r n t . a h a ll he i *"«1r*kiii*'it a n n n lln p c to la a|I*. p r o p e r ty •l*>*rrll>r<i t h e r e i n w ill lit o ld In I h a lilK liaal ti Ultl r"' a t lilt c o u r t h**ui*e d o o r o n th e d r a t Mon* tiny In Ilia m o u th . *»f N n v rn ilia r, I A lii, w t il r li la I lia 5 lh day ut “•Whore Guatomers Send Their iFriends" N o- I LEGAL NOTICE V e tte d , PRO DUCE- R eady To Cook Drawn <b rooked (or-unetung Turkeys Lobsters *u> New York D ie m Fta. KpaxuaF Cold W hiting __ m r~ rw rrtrra hang Island 3 3 c-M eat " lb 12 Points Dretced Pon Wiienete ib 35c Lard Fish /Wiead Headleaa Balt Mullet Ib Long Link Fresh EQINT-FREE B#il At Veal SAUSAGE Boiling or Slewing Kin fan 's Bag F rohiB ulk SQ ue^ge 37c Sausage iib ib aa . Bmokad ib . .25c Ribs ib 21c Stew ib 17c P late B unnyU nd Jdmoked lb Beef Short 32c Sausage *ib 39c; Beef itii cirrulA ltiii hi ".lit! n m n h B Point! Tender Club Steaks ib 3 Points j 47c •Roast 1 Point! 10 Cut! Rib Roast Z7,c * Roast ib pon . 3 Point! ib ib 20c 30c | Patties Cottage Cheeso ,fl __________ .A m erican Loot 'S h a rp Yellow ib Philo. Cream Cheese .Vi-ib 26c Cheese *pko Nablaco Olnger iItt*« Dm* day uf Ortoti#r. ItMf*. LOW COST 21c M akes O laaa'B p aik le W index Mo* 30c No. 2 % Can BEANS 2 COFFEE NOTIl'It OF Afl*l.lC.1TIOie 1 A 'SVSUABU COUPON on every can ol F o n tax | Hearth Club. Redeemsbleatall Octa" t h n p l r f ITSflT «l IKU N O T IU H IH IIU ItK IiV (1 IVK.NJ |o n premium stores. At your grocers. T h a i L* Ms l l l t f h c o r k , lio ld n r n r T u x i V rtlffifiif* No, 111, 111u tat I to* 1n1 d a y o f hilly. A, lb , IM S, him flit’ll (Him* J h iriy n f fin* a n d liar* rn a d f itH id lriil Ion f u r v. la x ti n t ! *No. 2 Cans ’Maxwell Hcuso 3 cans 1-lb Rice l.la a it New lUd Bliss . 1 4 C No. 2 can f*p * ■ i.g e , • Pkg. 23c tieff Omen u> 4c :Rutabagas ib 4c Honay Celery *uik 12c Dews ■ VDuzLkWJ Everyth lug"' WIISW AVAILAKMt Sm»Wc Lge Carrots 2 b«h*17c ^Tomatoes it 17tc (QAUXE •Roll (Sc • (TWIW York . Tallow Apples 3 ibs 39c Onions 3 *b»*19c )rled .Lauislaua w wse— . Pound* JO G O im iMT : -l . *N . ToUsI TbnM SK W x#*11 >1 »1*v ■ Sa cra m e n to Grade A Tomato ‘JUICE 46-oz. Can can i y 2c] FLOUIP ,-v-1 *VHV* Ut P itts b u r g h ^ -Ubjaj^Ai -'fearo SA ' cm 4SBUv*.*u'*I o f C o lo r D y n o m k f lie lp Now iiystom ■" ., H .p E £H*Y« ,ClYfth KB Our .RlTKest Stock of The Hlghe»t Grade .i’kint - V^nlohea - En*mela. AVAn^ui Both Outside lio»td Interior. Wide Color Selection u-vvom* iSOPADE 5|bsJ29c lo v tlie r to lo o k o t - r U lM W r to fhro Uil — r2 S T 3 T T r r l r 4 ; e ta M e gM . 104bs 57c 25 lbs 1.S3 j.-.. A a lm . e* w * t« a|| - J e _ ,— : No. 2 can ...13c Ja le a C sH rlg h l leese^-lb pkglllt .IImw ^W i V W=te-(ar48e 43c [Potatoes Delivery iii J '1-' (V iO JU LB Zlc Pllisbury’s lin t T hs fla v o r B a rer ' 1PM EN X S --?rrr TOM. SOUP 3 cans. 25c -No. 2Con l.lm lt • a a l a a a M II l a a la 21 Toilet Tiasuo Call*. ICc (I 10c. 47c K aam a a a . r . >D U 2 10c 1 ib PK&.BEANB 2 cans 25c r— . "j—.. *8wm 1 Mild illchlgaii l.lmlt’1| aa-l.aa aa It laala ;3 ‘ Potatoes6 ibB.23c ^Potatoes 10 ib* 35 k r OaMle ' GCittCON CampbellB U. 8. 1 Long Island oakss Vji v. lb. jar la .ta O N IV U f LAAS3BKA — .P ound J In n a a a l l t Cauliflower Tomato Soup 4 I a. fax Crisp, Snowhite Crtap Oplden iOBGUL. ■Vacuum packed pkg. 23c New Crop Patnal Factory Pack Long Grain Cabbage Shipped ^ Fryers lb. 59c O rae. Sherwood Freeh \ Snaps rn u n ca 2 no. 2 33c Stokoly Cut G^een DEPT. iiiii SkinleBs Wieners lb. .... 35c veaf'Cutlets ....... lb. .... 42c I WUrenilR f*Mrp !>•■? Beef T on gu es.......lb. ........ 45c . Cheese Sliced or Piece lb. 49c (Ira d e CoidjCuts........... |b.a............ 27c AVeal C hops........ I b ..........36c %>'««• t:nulr flit ' * Sliced ,Ham ......... Jb.............. 59c A l i r a d , I I . H I n i t f r K a tr n Chuck. Roast ....... Ib.......... 27c* l l a l t l M P r . K a tr n Standard Oysters ^ . . . p t .... 8Qc Selected Oysters .... pt. .... 89c t 'o u n t r , a t , l e tira d e *. * Smoke Sausage :1b......... 39c .*Round Steak ....... lb 40c ■ e a w e s e s tw EJfI f l l |l| la ^ F sr i:nrli*r. Uarlt-M Cabbasre.... lb...... 5c Pears .. jib s — 29c (*n limit Lrii N o. .1 1>Il«itv e Rutabagas .. lb . .. 5c Onions .. 3-Ibs 19c uml O ltr iK II HP IM JIILIC A TIH N TO : W II.L I K II T A Y IX H L whim* lHl* * * f 11 • t r * 1 1 1 r li C «? It Dll 1 *fl i t Plu t ini tire * * . In tin It n o writI Or* Yd ii ur*' h e re b y rit*tIfIvd u nit m 1.1(1Mwl | o a|i|M-,ir to it iv ilit ln III It nf C o m p u m i rilt*(l uK«limt you (o f itlY o rrp , !»y t*1<lal«* T n y ln r* no w |o* n illtiu In tin* r i n ’iilt i*«»urt •*# hVmhiitli* I ’lm n ly , F lo rlilD i o n o r In Ini** tlto H ull 11:| > o f N tiV Piiiliei. t'JfS , . In d e f a u lt I h riT tif aitlil I'jsiotr* w ill n riM 'rn l K k Part**, *i Li* l Hi I it oril**r lit* | mi liUplit il f u r tin* s U U t lu t ) Hun* Yfi|tilr«*il b y loUr in Hi* .S an fo u l I h r.>li| H anforr), I- liirliiu , u n*-wi*ini|>i*r o f K H ie ra i i‘l t i'iiin tIn n In Milit r m t n l y and ; Htnle*. WiliicHH m y lintti! Htnl ti f d r l i r l M’lil nf tiffin * til tfu n fo rd . F lo rid a , 29c ib 5 oz. size SSl!1'? Ga. lb ‘Cheese ^ib 28c Cheese Fresh Field Peas 6t pko 35c Vaal i Bio Eys Swiss »> 27c Snaps ib Rleh. Creamy Froch C.’r.T .a HAMBURGER 35c j Ste,w ib Blade Cute Chuck Roast Veal Breast Ire b rn r iPOINTiHREjE SALE Bon*lean Ptit *' Chuck ot Shldt. 4• llard limit HIGH iitd»yihrldf. » it»w*pnfor_ur ««*n* QUALITY Tongues ib 35c WESTERN GRADE A BEEF SALE 33 c n ilT JK It o ! ‘ P lin C IC A T IO .V .. T u IV VA T T JO IIN H O N . u liil.e plni-r »»f i r * l d **ntf«‘ ^ ttil— L*u*l Uffl»*»* *t*tiT »*** In u n k n o w n : Y ou «r#» ii(*r**uv iirtiifliH i n m l H’tju lrw b tjn ii|»* l«***r !♦» m fw rtn lft It I'll o r —t'n r n lilrtlnt filer! 1*1 lle r ta J u lin s o i' lu n liiH ym i, fo r il l v u r r t s hi»w •* ntllrm In the* I 'l m i l l C o u rt <*f tt«fiiiiinlf* i*« ii iity , r i o r l i h t , o n n r u tfn re lit*’ N»n • mi»**r lliilr* H ay . u - w li Hi#* f»th iln y o f » .S n e e m tie r. V I* lftf&, 111 t h f ii l l l l t h e f i 'o f •-■i*I ra tiii* w ill !»rn i***<•♦! V$a I •« r t d f 11*le- ol«|t*r l**4 (iillilllltlH l fill In* n u ttitA r y tliii** (*•«! III m il by jiv hi l !i»a -HntifanJ 11< i uhi. H*m• ** 2 lbs. 10 lbs. Hy-Oee Frozen Dog llo s tr Kwp.rur POTATOES '25c 24 c 5 lbs. ms 8a tie* M eats -'lb ib a r l r r t r J lt». t f)a. Chickens • M a c k e r e l 4b 4 ^ [ ( - Fillets BONDS • a/«e. u . u r i w . | O y s te r s rpt Shrimp BUY FRIDAY & 'M ary lan d Ex. -8UL H radleai. Ocean Sanford. Florldn j HOME 1 I Controlled •-1*^ ^ iin liliil a U l. I i |^H h | e ■ >m '•si, ’* M', - A ^V I �* -4 O r-'"- 7':' 7' ^ ;• W EDNESDAY, OCTOllER ^4, . T t ^ i H A F t n m u t i e r v u t , K A y K o tn i n . o u m \ - i-.. mmmm RAYMOND M. BALL, REAL] Jton Real Estate Sales—Rentals—Mortgage Loans Dependable Insurance and Bonds 'Phone 960 • Room 4, Florida State Bank Bidding f o u buy Iru iirn n rt, p a y /o r U, and forget il—u n til you have a local T hen you want action. 1/ yon insured through os, we take o i n of ell details end arrange • prom pt set­ tlem ent. T h a t'» S ere- A ' i SVRVtCi RVYOHV T w VNTRM • Ihir Ui)iit'd S lhH-i aluminum production ing the wnr. from pound* in l )■37 to pound!. TELEPH O N E QPlEJWTOBS Starting Rate 6 days — - $26.00 LEGAL NOTICE Single or Monied f i s t i »t it ii MX. m m i i j i n ic i' a i, S a tu r d a y s 8 - 12 SOUTHERN BELJj TEL. & TEL. CO. DODGE PLYMOUTH PREPARE EAJiLY FOR FALL it n s k m im ii.i : r r u iH lin r i i i S r t . i> otrV rm a U»T » i l r „ h'lowi r o , t offt«e, hau K rau rlu n,. I'aiMurtiln A .w o rn )>lll ■>( rutiijdulnt I<*v I iik i - r n (lire h r r r l" (v r rtiyntv* *«4ti>n vv,ti l,y Alidrrjr I'lial. th .a r iir—.n la a r* to ru liiiia iu l ryu tu It* .tu l av* p .a r ti.ru tr Ihv ('Iri'uJt t.'uurt »t Kanti'ii), aiitnlnul* t'uunty, K lnrld*. »n M i. VMi ,t*y »( Nuvamimr. A. t>„ t*IS . otherw ise .Ivrter pro cv n lfiu .. w ill U» te trrw l yen. If I* f y it h t r i.n)fre.l that thl* rltn lle n hr pObllahrd'bi th r Suuford lly r. td, * n«WM'»|.«r njlWUhvd, th Mu Ilf >1 >1. l*n *Jliiilr I v e y ly . M orbl*. uni*. r*c h w if k ta t four v>i,iiy-oji. live w eeks. W IT N E S S hi) ll" ltd nod "H i. In' «,':vl *t Sunfnrd. In Mir Putihty u( S.'iulh'.li'. Uv tli,' .till,* <•( Kl.'ildn M il. Mir 'Jlh da> uf Dvivher, A. 1).. l*ti. IH K A l,) v from common colds That Hang On B bik-D n«|M UrramaUUm relieve* promptly be­ cause It foes right to the seat of the trouble to help loosen and expel a M B i l 3.u»>% lk ,in |t • imssMmI M UW H i m M ir »«• *- O. Iterndon , I'li-rk »( f t real l i*nurt ,ltv o. I. Ilutil m -puiy t’lrrk it.-, Inn,1 \V, Hprnvrr t'„iii'li«r f.,r i t.,in iirr : w W h w i ' Another FIRST for Southern! S tW fe ir s m r i * lim i srored orf to the b«ieni of 40 point*, Georgia com­ mit lipr njo*t Of tlje riajnag* m ■unking F7 neiifts. With Florida*!* flatora Imek at have Hrrmpli! It’s high time Sylvester's old jiluMter walls were done over. For quick knock-down, nure kill, and lA-'ting effects HKUiflMt Files, Ant«, Roaches, MommiUjcj*. Witter E iiKt**, Moths, Mens, Lice, lieu Hiikb, TJckh. Wull board is t^e answer to the problem. Let us check your interior walls before they get to this stage. We have wall board that will make your rooms new. $ J.25 a quart D l s l diluted : » /y c s r ..S ' Ste.,? & w m *w. liy ? .m 109 Palmetto Phone 1011 Beware Coughs tflUgh battle for the Miami teem froip Ohio has inarched through V O T i r i: ItVe m a jg h t victories this year N illli'r t . hrtrhjf t l l r t i that VI i* As 12 Wilts In IS starts over two m i' .’tia.*n ril In t?u»Jnr.n j t t i t K*M tl l i*NK*it mi haiiii nnil *.pl tu T Ii. i s i n ' . I . Sivufiint. P'lurlitn, uu* year* While the Klorkla Miamians Clerk n( tin I'irenlt t'nnrt ••( i**m Hu (li'lltlu u . iiunii' SemMiyte hive won three <d their four inch I'Minii. P'lnrltl.i. llil< nimi •li-i Venetian Itllprt ro ty tijn ) an.I Mint gatnes nnd Are* the nej*IY crown­ flay "( lliln h e r. a H Mil. iii' .In ti nil - tn r w lv li'l a i l t nknu* II I I li'l tnlnli ed state rhatnnftns.' |iur*im nl in the tsrm» u r tin' i 'In k . I'lr in li i*fiuri iP’ lrtllliiu n Nome Hliitnie*’ IC h n p tir , Lilly Fleming II) n I , Hum !• •' lo w s l.uwii iif F lo rid a ) w ill) tinir fHt OmOgna Wiit a -, x i i t n u jju iiu ul. smoi Shire Lob’ 'florryll of Stuurt, la JOHN »W)NI HU-P*. the alternate fullback. Marx j a xi p: s i 'I i k k t n i t Lecowpte qT Enterprise, Al«-> *» the regular laft tefKle and all throe of them nlayed Tor Wi* Uni­ versity of Mi/tml hUt1 fall. How­ ever, ' they are V-12 trainees And .w ere transferred to Hit Ohio hool last winter. Thu* they 111 win tnejr vArolty 'MS' for lamt )i» 'two cpns&utiVe foot, Fif«t to introduce High-Test DDT Household tall campaignn—lSOO tnllea apart. Spray to Florida, Southern Chemical* now What with ihfs ,f*:tt>r m fdhs brings you to the samp similarity, the g*tt)« hn» won hatloMl fame a* the fans lni<5 Miami'* Orange Bowl. The Ohioans, ljghfar but with !<}U of i t * & h beautifully leeeptlve at aW have scored 103 doinl* this season‘and have blan­ ked four at thbfr fjv* foos, al­ l o wi n g ! fifth td tally 13 point*. The Floridians,1 htAvler and with Tots nf raw strength which is Good irrooioliur am i good cle an in g go hand In tuual . . nu one can be sfcfH groomed w ea rin g aoiiedj w rin kled rlo l^ e s. r iiit t s tilt i'll W C K M V . JA C K I t - JtA t'K K Y . ■‘omptalnniit V.-t 1>PAI. M A ItH IIA l.l. M A i'IO V .. P rfd iitx n l T l t i : S T A T U Op* P 'l.o ltlllA .. ..............At. M AII3M AI.I. MAI* KKt Vvw arc hrri'b) mitlficd Unit a ■ml Int" til r *' tlin l in liu i ' i i t-nil ro u i 1 t.| nrin im il- f o u n t) . I'liiVl.la In Mm - n i l n f J a c k I.. J l n c k i i . i" iiiplalimnf, v i. tlpul M nialiah S la v ■•> . ilv iindanh ( ’hunter) n ’.»s'i T h e nature of I III* milt I* in .rtitain a* illvnre* Vim lire to (Hi your w ritten n|i|ie«irnnt|i •• nr In-fnr*■ the tru th nf .*S"\. nticr A. I* lets. Experience Unnecessary Paid while learning 0 Fr^|t|«nt Increases • Overtime pay t • Paid vacations • • Taxi-cab s e r v i c e fpr Idle hours APPLY CHIEF OPERATOR 8 - S weekdays H. JAMES GUT AGENCY B rin is in d o o u ln g - c u r ly toot be p rep ared to meet the F a ll seaaon w ith bund-box frostm uss! increase*.) its tixfnbl dur­ '.'127,0.>0,tU.*1 ■„*.001*.011(1,0)3 page s e v e n HILL LUMBER & SUPPLY YARD cane* hqldlnw tn.e s(a t* cham monuhlp, w ill have to c a r r y the Phone 83 202 Sup ford Ave, nlng petcetitaga' is .TU but they LAf/EY DBY CLEANING iQO. tin e . • ,'M .•' M une-tM TVlERE IS BOME.-rtHNCi O EAUflFUL A B O U T E V E f ^ iV tiN G — iV iA n a , \ f v o u j A R E LO O K IN G F O R rC jr — WE UNO DAMAGE D «l PM" *'* If .you are in n^ed of Cheap household help, / COME W e're a lw a y a loo kin g f o r w a y s tn help you m ake th at c a r run smoother and la s t lon g er. O n* th ing th a t w ill help Im m ensely care by-ua. S t MINI II . v d p i ,’OI MO I’AKh W I IN S U R E W IT ?I C O N jP iP ^ B N C E in an instant, too! And I like tough job* with long (hours. I'm on a 24-hour, 7-day shift, I'm so good at my job — so fast — so effldant — so thorough, I can do things for pennies. Yep, for a single penny, (at average household rates) I'll do any of these jobs- Je KtEP AuFdlGERATOK CO/LiOfFOSriStjoaM R 4 HOURS ma r in e e e e e Actually, the average family gets just about TWICE *■ much elagtriclty for ita monay as if cj^d 15 yaars ago. And you'll gat a thrill whan you find out What TU ba doing lor you in tha wondarful Elaotronic Aga ju*t dawning. 60-0-0 ifmambai, you can't go wrong whan you call in LIGHT A BO WATT IULB FOR Jw HOURS RUN THE WASHER FOR 6 TUBS OFtLOTHES RIVE YOU THE CORRECT TIME FOR 4 DAYS KEEP. A .RAJIIJB FLAY1HB FOR 2 HOURS PUN NOW loi --r Sanford Atlantic M W ""} -'dT * - r .. W.» t xM • .- \ :m rm * - * «VH �«■* it PAGE EIGHTH THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA -------------------------------------- ■*------------ ——— *— - -1 CLASSIFIED ADVfUOIfllfSO «A Ttt ibe p * One for ono insertion Me per line for three Insert loos 57e per line for I insertions M per line for 20 Insertions Minimum rates . . . 30c PHONE HR OR BRING YOUR A fts'te THE SANFORD HERALD Count, fire words to the line, Including phone and address. All advertisements for situations wanted will be charged * t at the regular classified rate*. OUTSIDE aalesman ami shipping clerk for Mather Kumlture^Co. SALESman to call on local trade, FILL up with keiw ene and fuel establish 'route. Must live in pil before winter. Sanford. Lewis Candy A .ToII. B. POPE CO„ INC. bnceo Co., Orlando. TWO FARMS FOR SALE—One 8 acres, tiled land, 1 good well, 2 story house, 1 car garage, 4 FOR RENT cool house, 600 ft. West of Lake Monroe Post Offtee. One 20 acres tllsssl celery farm, Intrfly —6 acres, all tiled, good well, 2 plowed and harrowed on Cam­ Btory house, 2 story bam, H eron Avenue/ Phone E.B. Stowe, mile west on Orange Boule­ 1D2-B or Edward f ; Lane, vard. J. W. flell. Lake Monroe, phone 542. Phone IB. * _____ ____ furnished 2 Iwdroont GOOD RELIABLE USED CARS ■NICELY apaftm ent,i lower floor, close V tde selection a t or under OPA In. AdulU only. P. O. Box ICO. telling. No new cam for many m o n th s. G e t- -d e p e n d a b le - tre n e - portstion a t reasonable cost at HOLLER MOTOR SALES 208 West First St. GET YOUR gasoline and oil at . The Standard Station across . from the Court House. RABBITS for sale, llfi East 21st PLANTS FOR .VICTORY GAR­ DENS: Collards, Cabbage, Let­ tuce, Esearole, Tomato plants. Also Strawberry plants- J.W. Bell—Lake-M onroe, phone~ lB. WESTINGhouse Aerotdl Auto­ matic “Bug Bomb", containing DDT. S2.06. Touchton Drug Co. GET YOUR Baby Chicks at Hunt's Tuxedo Feed 8tor«. Phone 368. Local Golf f'7''1'| Sayar, ifM bis true tod to have the other machine repaired, and to secure someone to ' run it, In Is Leased By City order th at unsightly weeds and grass be removed as quickly as To Sanford Group !Cold Preparations possible. Fire Chief Mack Clevaland T A IU D I R n I rP lL rF -- M HM RELI EF O M O V tN M EJDIC AT IO N S otl In ONE outfit! j g M ,» ! KEtlEVES— (jm E lE w I —Inflamed Watery Eyes 2 —Keiptratbry Congeillon ' 3 —•Nasal Irritation & Sneeilng fotfc ■•tflcatlen r t R in i etU ansI eiicowlarti on4 rp p lM M s I HAT HVlfc. . A js . / /f ■ *h l | Touchton Drufr Co MISCELLANEOUS BO It HOW II hit K W tthKh PRIVACY IS RESPECTED YOUR natural desire lor privacy in- money matters Is strictly respected here. Friends ana relatives are not queltianed - about your credit Your cm- 1. HERE NOW! vrtlf nnt h c n r'o f your personal affairs. There Is no cause for em barrassm ent Reasonable credit requirements. No co-maker* o t rrmnev loans, "tria b le payment plana. FAMILY MIAN CO. nrida, Bank PldrPhone 33 8 ROOM hol'se in Lock Arbor, hardwood Doors, one acre of ground. A bargain. Call County WANTED 4104. OR *40- Plymouth, Ford or GENERAL electric depattmen aiie MOChevrolet aedan with good refrigerator. 2500 Yale Ave, tires and in gooil mechanical condition. H u n t e r preferred. WESTINGhouse Electric refriger­ Phono 803-W. ator, 20 cu. Pt. Brand new. Frierson's, phone 23. WESTINGhouse Aerosol Bug WILL FAY 10c per cop. copies of Tim Sanford I Bombs with DDT. Frierson's, of Oct. 1, 1046. phone 23. 30 GAL Sepco hot water heater. Frierson's, Phone 23. JERSEY milk cow, Just fresh. ^Phorte 806-W. __ ^ WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1945 — IDE ■with someone going to Chicago or Cleveland Oct. 31 or Nov. 1, Will share expenses. Phone 700-J.or 840. 1036 3/4 Ton flMC^Truek, good tires. Stafford's Service Sta­ BUSINESS SERVICE tion, 110 Sanford Avenue. DODGE - PLYMOUTH BABY buggy, used very little. ood aa new, “$25.00 cash. 018 . PARTS AND SERVICE tyrjle Ave., OiP. Paxton. 109^ Palmetto Aye. I'hone 1011 BABY carriage, collapsible, flO.OO C.J. Harrison, oio Park Ave. EXPERT Plumbing, 38 yci»r».dxparlertce. Repair*, w ater heatNBW cement block house, wired era, toilpts, basins, baths, laun­ for electric range, piped for dry tube. Good service. No Sat­ fuel heating, new drum outalde. urday calls. George Coutuen, 12-fru it trees, ana lot east of Box 678, Phono Co. 4100. house, two lota west of house. Located on E. 14th St. H.M. _Brush, Sanford._____________ WE ARE fuilv equipped and know how to recap your tires. COW manura for good flower*. N atural rubber or synthetic, 60c per bushel. Phone 78B-W. w# . protect the sidewalls of your tire. Jones Tlra Shop, FRIG1DAIRE, cheap for quick Cor, 1st and Elm, phone 608. sala. Call 400-W after 6:00 P.M. BODY AND Fender denU, nalnt injury or fading should be HORSE, 6 year* old, and saddle. cdr'rectcd now to combat aging Phone 41J-J, and weathering. A new painleaa method awaits you at YATES AUTO PAINT A WANTED TO RENT BODY SHOP 106 N. Palmetto Ave. I'hone 371 EX -SERV ICE man desires fu r­ nished or unfurnished apt, or house. Perm anent Phone 286 WASHING machtnea repnlred—#nd-*H-home-apj»llaneee.-C*Mwell General Repair Shop, 707 WANTED to rent five or six North Mills, Orlando, phono room house. Phone 129-W. 2-1072. Prompt aervlceExpert Auto Repairing 81T WANTED ll*rfl*ld A Jackson in connection with WORLD War II Veteran desires Yatra Auto Paint A Body Works -pasHTod aa clerk In local Tidtel Phone 371 No switchboard, no heavy work. Live out. P.O. Box 251, Ban- FLOOR sanding a n d . finishing, cleaning and waking. II. M. ford Florida. Gleason, L*ko Mary. ' TRUCKS! BANKRUPT SALE 40 Dodge cargoes .. $700 to $800 FOUND Dodge dumps ....... $040 A up International FOUND: Lee Truck Tire, lO.OC dumps ----------------- $065 A up x20, 12 ply. J.W. Livings, P.O A ll. above priced from $200 to Box 33, Altamonte Springs, Fla. $$00 under OPA celling, These tru ck s, hava removable canopy tope,, stake bodies, and all-ateel Green wallet on First TKAILbK VWi “II* O-diGaii JACK* LOSTt Street containing identification son villa. Fla. Open Bundays. papers. Reward. ReL to Herald. SMALL houa* or apartment, LOST: Brown dog w ith” white furnished. Permanent. Phone spots on chest, wearing mux017, Mr. Eaton> . tie In vicinity 1706 Magnolia Ave,. Finder phone 323-J. Re- WATCH FOR OPENING ROY JOHNSON’S RED BARN + Hsodiome "PoM-Wsr” Models A Exclusive M arts* Festurtt A Important "pM I-W lt" Improvement! A New Qusllry, U cJencr, Bussed oeu Come In now for full drolls RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. 112 Magnolia Ave Phone. 113 ZFZS , '.87C GOOD TO KNOW! i the co-operation of the _ ,............... apartment In....... supervising the burning of overgrown ureas. Mayor Higgins assured the women that the clean-up. work would be done as fast as possible. Acting on suggestions of the women- to install outdoor fire­ places and picnic equipment In Ft. Mellon Park, the Commissionera agreed to confer with Park Sunt.' James Moughton to find out if labor and materials would be available for these Improve­ ments. Among, those who . ap­ peared for the women’s organisa­ tions were, Mrs. Julius Dingfeld­ proper playing condition by Dec. er, and Mrs. 1»E. Spencer of the IG. and the.entire 18 hole* made Garden Mra. H.W. Rucker, ready for play within a gear. < president,Club, and Mrs. C.R. Dawson Mr. Whltnei* was a professional ball player for nine year*. He head of the civic department of tho Sanford Woman's Club, and played with the New York Yan- Mrs. E.B. Clements of the D.A.R. , keen In 1042 am) 1044. He then The Commission approve! the I entered the U.K. Coast Guard employment of Miks Kara War­ ! from which he received a medical I and Mra. Nell S trip | discharge. An Injured hack pre- ren Easterby the City Clerk’s officr. vented 4ilm from re-entering itlerby gdcccoda Miss Char* L „ —*- - »J nw, i f f .1 i ■■ , tW tW T^ tR JpOtf ■■ Imitft and Mrs. Stripling n profession, '* . Mrs. Leila Clark, i Pinna for u general cleanup of succeeds A Bid on magaiines and per­ vacant lots, streeta, parkway*, iodicals for tho Sanford Library ifhd alleys of the city during the wes Accepted. period of Nov. I to 10, ware dis­ It was agreed <to Install white cussed Irv the Commissioners af­ way between Oak and ter-th ey had heard the needAif Myrtlelights A venues,.Purchase—from such a cleanup stressed liy/Vo- t.te government! of ’n Huber mcn representing tho Sanfonl roller, one pulvl-mixer and one Woman’s Club, the .Garden Club domestic sewer pump for tSilB and the Snllle Harrison Chapter, Vns 0(1proved. of the D.A.R. On 1ecount 01 ::;o h-.gh water It was pointed out th at only in Lake _ Monroe__pnH the facL one City moiyjng_mnchine-is~oow That; niViglCof the pllingfj s con­ cealed under water, It way order­ ed that a sign be placed on th-i Municipal pier, warning boat own> ers that all boats tied there would be at their own risk. Since no primary election will be held for the office of twu city commissioners. Mayor Hig­ gins was Instructed to issue ' a proclamation fo r a general elec­ tion on Dec. 4. • £ S $25 Cash can he borrowed from us on shortest notice, w ith <* f SvMwvkvsm.11*' lHowland l r u u l n r i r l also o lo ii m o l r n h Iloans ahh. no disturbance.—''Jimmie'’ makea of $75, $100, $160, $260 or more—should your needs require i t , FAMILY LOAN CO of Sanford Phone 33 8— Florida Stale Bank Bldg. LOVE JJEATS Love S e a t s of Charm and Beauty . . . .spring filled cushions1 for comjfort -i . . upholster1 > 4* t cd In b e a u t i f ul hand blocked, linen for beauty. BROADFELT Five beautiful colors • *Sand • Hose Taupe • Cedar • Mulberry • Burgundy m ay g e t wanted relief from functional parlodlt ptln 'ij™ ’ Confect l o n e r s S u g a r —^ANNOUNCING— ()ur whop itt now open for bunlncas (tcncrnl Auto Repairing By—Barfield and Jacknon Connected ~Wlth EFFECTIVE. NOVEMBER 1 'the chair with an air" WHAT NOTS YATES AUTO FAINT & BODY WORKS 105 N, Palmetto Ave. Phone 371 Walnut .finished Whatnots to .hold all of your collec­ tions . , to add that touch of individual­ ity to your living roorrt. the office of Dr. J. F. Brawley, Pine Castle, Flori­ NOTICE Anyone having any repair work In my shop / . 210 Eaat Fifth Street in atiked to please call for it at oncel I am being forced to dose due to recent robberiea, Q.95 up * da* will be1 closeda ■* , . Tt ’ ’ Beautiful wonderfully com­ fortable. Blenda with companion piece*— inliving room, bedroom , h a ll. . , Made by. Tomlinaon, aaaurance of quality. m on b o t h Sundays and Wednesdays. DUNCAN PHYFE SOFA Bill Harvey HELP WANTED— GIRL for tods Fountain' at LanDrug Store, Part tint* or HMdn’t worry Myrtle Av*. ON DISPLAY a A tl liixurioualy Back- Chair g 4 . spring well padded ***•< *> FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26th ’ -' ir. CVk otii *0 L * nckland - Morrison, h W aV tlug 1 W IU 4 i lu th y i W B k ia ^ i t ... ■' . * , ,1 ■ ; • r . ■ • ' j a r . r,i- *- » �c i I . <r « t h e .% w eather In Unity There If. Strength— ys*ti jM ttV ilfa To Protect the Peace of the W orldr . To Promote the Progrees of America! To Produce Prosperity for Sanford. AN. IN D E P E N D E N T N E W S P A P E R VOLUME XXXVII SANFOItl). FI.OIMDA. FRIDAV OCTOHKIt 2ii. 1‘MA Established 1908 TODAYi Clearing slowly, much cooler in north portion, anil partly cloudy and slightly cooler in south portion.' TOMORROW: Fair with little change tem­ perature in north und e a s t , .t a t t e r in M lU lh . • Member Associated Press NT'.MHKK 32. Dr.Robert Ley, Nazi Laborite Ends Own Lite Ward Workers Plan Strike In 650 Stores Byrnes Says Russians Have Not Insisted Upon Four Power Gfljjtjjol Of Japan 'One-Time Chief Of Labor Front Hangs Self Wi t h Towel In Cell In Prison More Labor Trouble Is Seen As 75,000 Decide To Quit At “Opportune Time” TOKYO, Oct 26, (AP)— The Jap foreign office today flhowcd some frcluctance to oboy General-s MacArthur'* orders on the diplomatic iso­ lation of Japan. D o m e i agency quoted I n f o r m e d sources as Baying officials would sotlnd out '^A H i e d authorities pn whether the HullnechtMl llr, lioliert l# y, onetime chief hi Hitler'* labor front, hanged himself in tt coll Inal flight ut ihe Nuernberg juii where he wua awaiting trial its u war cri n l mil. 1 t(apt.- Johir ||. Atnciii Interrog. thin chlcl' ills. liMed Imtuy %.ey K it n document titled "My I olitical l Testimony,■‘•wFrich Amen said tvs* i u “tetri, tc apology for Ins anti; Kp IjiI| it** tui-ji -ltrit u will ' mill ,i lung disi nurse addressed ‘f o h i s —ihteu—wives.- — llc culled oil Ilia lust wife not' In irtnuiry. “lit- uuse you know you love only me." ley mi'- buyled to lay in un'ulimai e.d grate. ’Hie suielile ni.iy mean mujur change* in the pitpartition for trial of 22 oilier Na­ zi leaders, ..cy’s death limy exclude certain diM'uiiients of high vitliie evidence, icrtaililng oulv to the ex-lnUir i ns*. I.ey wus found ilrnil nil a tinlet sent 111 hi* rell with u wot towel lmi|ieil a uni in! his- neck and lied to the top of the tiolel flu.-h pipe. To make sure lie had stuf­ fed in Ills iti'ouili u chilli torn from III:: Uinlenveur. Jap Officials * Are Seen Slow ToObeyOrders General Clark ' \ u ; : i i V u K itiT f-O id f' t'ti " u p i — directive conjoint* to the Potariaifi -declaration. _________________________ — — . fitting . _ MacArthur saidI pilann .... *etet- CHfCKINO over his tackle In A. other Allied troop* DOtll __ Into the u’pe . . ’muat await tho---------------roneluaion of ____. . ______ the ------. L _ . policy dlacuaalona among the Big unit us hi* wile look* un, C e n ta l Three, und onlera from Wushing- Murk V. Clark, whu played a tnalur rule In the defeat ol the. Nam ton. Secretary of State Byrne* dis- In Italy, la iliuwn a* he prepared to rlonetl last night that the Soviet go on a fishing trip around the Flor­ Union la not inditing upon u ida Keys. At the end of the vaca­ four-power control council fur tion. Clark will return to Europe to ^ Japan which would auper*ede hi* post as Allied Adrr.lnistrotot in • (fniymatiomiM ^ Gen. MacArthur a* Allied *u- Vienna. . preine commander. lie nlao revealed that he has been having diplomatic exchanges with Bunin on Ua control coun­ cil proposal. The development come* on the eve of the firet mealing of the F ar Eaatern Ad­ visory Commlaeion, to which Russia hai not yet nnnieil u repreeentative. • Byrnes' autem ent did hot com4 pletcly clarify the controversy. , It lei i aotm noubt whether there Dean Elected Presi­ had not been aome mlsunderdent And Whitner etandiag between Byrnes and Soviet foreign Gomniwsiir Molo­ , Is Named Manager tov on me whole lasue of tho control council. A corporation* to be known a* It did make pluln, however, that the Soviet Union still w.outri the Seminole County Club, O' which the City of .Sanford ha* • U n l l H t * t>* f>|V rlvvl leased the Sanford Golf und Gaun­ try Club for 25 years, wits or­ ganized last night at ii iiiecOAg driers 'held ut the Further labor tniuble lit Monljromery-Warii threute ti­ ed today n« the" executive bourd of. the CIO United Ketuil, Wholesale and D«ipariment S t o r e EhiidoyeH a u t h o r i z « d a tint ion wide .strike ut nn ’ojiportune time,” The tfalkliutlwould iitVQlVH some 75.000 emjiloyes in 600 . retull stores, nine muil urder houses..Tint ultiuu-suys it.is .will­ ing to urbritrute the issues. The strike • vote • by General Minors workers showing nearly • a ti-l majority favoring the stop­ page wits accepted us u mandate by t ’lO union official, to press their wage demands. The results of the Chrysler vote are now u* waited. Ford workers will ballot . on Nov. 7. ** Picketts have tieen withdrawn from all movie studios and the Issues may [ii set tied BjT the courts. Federal mediators are nilli CHI union and American Atr­ iums Co. officials til efforts to end u strike which disrupted plane service t„ New York, Chicago and lletroit. Two thoiisiind Pan American Airways employe, at Miami will end ii three ,luy walkout. AFL Greyhound Drivers and Maintenunee and Terminals workers h a " voted to strike on Oct. '.H In the midwest, south and east. President Truman moved to curb the post-war strike wave by appointing u tnoddy shooter and 1hv arranging t„ troadcaiit a new wage-price policy . to the nation next Tnesdov ut H> P.M., eastern standard time. Truman announeisl at a news .conference yesterduy that he had appointed Dr. John it. Steelman a t his suvriid assistant, to be , used ,iti any capacity he saw fit. ■Steelman, former In-ud of ilia U.H. Conciliation Service, lure been widely legul iled us one of the , most effective pcuroniukeis on tile I<nulluonl Oh I-hsp FI-*, Group O/ganized For Operation Of Appeal Is Made Country Club For Training Of Returning V e t s An appeal to Sanford und Sem­ inole Countv business men und firms to nunllfo to frdln returned veterans in apprentice stuge of work was today made liv Mr*.’ •M to R-.ll Moseley m nnnggr-of tilt* ki-ul off ha* o f. the U. S. Em'I'nemeW .Service -at 112 North Park Avenuu. "Every du" ut least five young . Sun lord veterans, who were culled . *4 ,_** into the a*r\%e before tjiey hadj . _Hivftti net|uircd dtcuaoCl.nol sTvIln, ration and leaving. Suntdrd to secure this! r '' illins gra.I- training elsewhere," she added. ,eo bnaebnll Itkitsines* houses In Sanford,1 apiHiinUtl' manager. even If curb took but two men, 'J o h n 'Robinson. Cypress Avenue, attempted w h n t , Other officers elected were. <*. W. could train our surplus young men. In baseball lurJe ------------would be c a l-' hpencer. 1st vice president: Henry buck from th* war, who lyft scho-, ... ------- papur rlai_ 'ulTbut led a doable steal, but got tngged Whtaon, 2nd vice-president: h r« l o l ' to fight for freedom before out In tlte proceas. the tagging in II. Wilson, secretory; J. L. Ingley, acquiring a skill." Mrs. Moseley thla inatance being by C. G. Heden- treasurer; E. G- Kilpatrick, assis­ declared. She added th at business men bough and George Fellow* of the tant treasurer. Members of ti.e Imard of di­ an apply to Supt. T. W. Lawton Sanford Police force. Robinson rectors were elected us. followi: for full ’infonpalion on the sub­ is now In jail charged with break­ ing and entering and with steal­ hi! Whitner. G, W. Spencer, H. It. ject ol apprentice training. Coleman, John Ivey and It. .Iiinie* Potrntlnl or actual skills mid ing two radios. SK 1/c James l'. Higgins, son The flrat theft wa* reported Gut, the first three for two-year capacllleii, and personul traits of > tprms. nnd the last two for oneAVENGER TOIIPi:DO IIOMIIKItS SYMIIOU/i: NWAL AVIATION’S MIGHT of Mayor uml Mrs. Ed» aid IIig veterans are carefully estimuteiH Saturday night, when Charlie H ar­ gins, Ims returned to .Sanford ut the employment office before , ris, negro, reported h il radio had year term*. ’ I he president npiointed G.' W. prospective employers pre telefollowing liia discharge fiom the been- stolen. Robinson was a r ­ Navy und is now employed us rested for thi* theft and id t in Spencer. L. F. Boyle. Ed Whitnor, phoneil about them, she asserted. office manager for the lluller jail. Thursday morning at 12:45 Harry "rtioke und II. _H. Coleman -"We compare and evaluate care­ ill a new name for the club fully the veteran's application to Motor Rale*, local Chevrolet • o’clock. Thli radio had not a* yet to select Oldsmobile - Cad iliac dealer. licen recovered, according to po­ This group, meeting after tho match the fab requirements to stockholder*' meeting,"* decided select the most nullified veteran He is replacing' A, E. Crocker lice. I who resigned recently 'to devote At g:00 8:00 o'clock, Wednesday eve- upon “The Seminole Country Club1' for the referral to be interview­ •-his-foit- r in [i*lu hts"i'titrlceir TflTiW hd ning,—• Patrolman — 8.—O. B.—O, - Elfin* Elgin* o s .th e . juust. auptopriulo- name-- . ed by tbe employer-,'l-»he- stated. Other rommitte* appointed by and nursery and to llu- rultlva'•'We base this refer referral of the -™. snaking snaaing hi* night round of the lection, found the President included a finance Bnplicant after reviewing his work, <>' downtown builne** *ectlon, W,ii kmcii vrstflduy were put- i ll° n "f hililscu* uml japouica TomrtliniV i i u t 7 ;ILI yVltwit the back door of Electric Service nnd building committee composed history, qualifications and exper­ ling tin* finishing touelies to l',i|,,,s. *---------tin* MnyViiir 111it I*I will Imi ill" Company a t 200 Magnolia Avenuu of W. A. I-cffler, J. L. Ingley, ience, education and physical re­ I* r © H i d O n t i II I ( ’il-'l- • /‘•"V ,,f a imilv nl-eivlng Nuvy Extensive Ii e eo n d i..... . ........... ' r r r l. ' t ut , to be open, and waa unable to E. G. .Kilpatrick, II. James Gul, quirements, comparing the hum ic i,V ‘ " “ V l" lieu* i ill ami Paying tri Div t,**.**)s Rtoie on First Street. t|u* Nuvy in Naveiuher, U»4;t cloaa It. Police InveatigmUon re- and W. C. Hill; a greens com- with the corresponding qualifica­ t i d U A l s o ( r i v e n S t i l l bute til tb* < >rrie-«-« mid men *'f. . (ioninjr Is Planned ii fine addition la Sanford's UP- after serving as manager for - wealed-ike tact that-lh# place had mitU*s_j:aniJ>o»ed o L JItp ry WaG tions requked for- the Job. Other /"vr » » _ .»» * the Sunfmd Naval An Station been entered by a high window, son. A. I-. I.yuii, Roy Roller, II. traits listed are personal appear­ F<ir liitz Theater touiate, iittrnetlve stores, wliieji the Federal Lnun and Savings U f M r s . W o r k m a n in luirtleolar, Tim t uml hm is C. Welch cl nnd Jam es P. Ridge; ance. neatness, dress and person­ and a burglar alarm wire cut In will onen Satuiday morning at < "mi*ahy. lie look his boot —— — being given * l*v . tin; Seminole the process. Nothing other than a water system committee com­ ality traits which might affect P :im o'clock. training ut ilainhridgc. Mil. and lie |*i iiirru Theater nn Went Hit. Jere Dorminy, Ill-year nbl County t'huiulq'i **f (’omnierie, went uverseus-fn February. 11(44. s table model Phlkco radio of bat­ posed of H„ B. Pope, George Stine hia chances of securing or holding ■ion of Mr. und Mrs. G.D. W.iiL "bud ninnl«i- "t the 'directorate Kit>t Street, whirh lure rrlit'altiinl It. T. I.'awiin. owner, said' that and II. II. Coleman; and a mem­ the Job. We «ry to contact the man of Ijike Mary uml wni-t of tbnt organiziition will serve re closed since lp:lM, will l*e le- . Ids fuitli in Sanford wus iridi lie was flrat stationed in North tery type had been stolen, accor­ bership committee composed of employer by telephone immediate­ ding to J. E. McAlexander, mansopened on Friday, Nov. 2, for I rated by the amount of money Africa and later transferred to .... John Ivey, John Meisch, Fletcher ly prior to referral, ‘ describing gunner on a B-2U nirplane, write- bgats. from Saipan that the flak was • -In nttemlnme will hr Capl. \V. feature screen product inn**, ] he lias spent on the new store Sicily and Italy where he worked Bolls, Andrew Stine nnd Lloyd briefly the qualification* of the thick during eumbat aerial fight T. Easton nod his stuff from the double * V u rth # r Investigation by Offi­ it was announced today by and in oindcrnixing tin* building. in Ilia supply department for F. Boyle. . cer* Bedenbough and Fellow* re­ just before the end of the wnr local « r station, officer* of the French II. Harvey, Kit* 1'heater I lie operates dry goods storm in Nuvy salvage. The President also appointed t ment." He i*. living at 1215 Magnolia vealed the fact that th* stamen ra­ that it looked us though ..... San for. I unit of the to a s t Gould maniigei. The theater will tm Grlnud**. Del,anil ami Leesburg, board of trustees who will be Mrs, Meaeley declared that she could dio was a t the home of none other Avenue with his wife, ■the forwalk on it. He wrote ul ■ ■ "'"l visiting niivnl officerWho open lour days a week; I iidav. ; The building with Its new coal empowered to vote 50 percent of has been swamped lately bv Job that if anyone ever hud any will lie guests of honor. I here than Charlie Harris. According mer Gene Martin I-anoy, and ^ ln(!uy f 1,1 Monday, |jg||i‘ gre*'ii paint, present* a their son, Jim Junior. to Police Chief Roy O. Williams, the capital stock of the corpora­ applicants, and that Sanford’* doulit as to whether there w ar ***° '*•11 tie lepicM'iitatlves of S"!.V"‘.T I lie llieuler has l<*en tliorougl*. allriietive appeurance in tion a t all tlmea except at the population la • increasing rapkllyRobinson had disposed of the ra ­ God, he wouhk. change hi- ‘h* Lf*"*". Hotur* and Kiwnnis ly reiiovnlcd, ron|liIlone,| ami | mur|l .....irasl to its /ormar d rth dio h* had stolen from Harris, and annual election of officer*. Mem­ During October ao for, more than umind he lived tu puss sufely "fol" a ';ll i., tin; officci s *.r I'*"'.... I und new souiu equipment • ,ll(lU Tla. fmll„.r |liK|, *jdewi.lk Sanford Designated in an effort to keep Harria from bers qf this board are Randall 158 persona have bean [laced in throughIf the liwh llvttl.rw| ,|u. |PVr| flak. the Slate tiininl uml the Amer­ and aereen Inatullad. New di a p e r - , having him put In Jail for th# Chase, A. E. Yowell, John Meisch, jobs; mostlv veterans who have As -Woodmen Center ican Legion. ies have also been hung. I „f „lll0r »|dewftlks on First Saipan is not . a iM'uutirul I'm i necessary skill- for employment. theft, hpd stolen the Phllco radio, Geo. A, Speer a n d ’ Laa Leaher T h e-muin address will l«* given Upon motion of George Stine Extensive new improvement* .sireel, fic Isle a* one would imagine, lie the property of Thomas Mingo, ...i.i u ., it t 7 . i. by Dr. Walter -I Motherly, dean lire, lieing planned for the It ii g Hanford has been designated fro rathe electric repair shop, end It waa voted that th* hoard of The store is opening before it 8M. bu.t hoUn >. olctPll nf th,. ndleur „f llireim - . A.i Theater. trustees should hold office for five rr, Mr. Harvey said. Al- r e 'prill* complete, uccoiiling to by the Woodmen of the World had gtve,i It to Harria. w tin* Ihs - h r r l . T }lL ' , H -'O "inlM rati.m at the U niv^ slty of leiply the entrance way, [he Mi. Cowmi, awaiting the receipt organization us one of the tea On Wednesday evening it was rears and that a new board will Ooreb«!i u * ?* ,,u' Florida, and the dinner will be women' * uml men's rest roomreported to Patrolman A. U Tin- » a | pointed by the President of new mntciialx which as vet district ufflce locutions of tho five years thereafter. have been repainted, und the lie lure not been able In get. Woodmen In Floridu. dole by Jock William*, employ** very “ p ,b r ..... .................i j m t e ! •» ........ . 1 Fallowing tne Stocker* .meet­ The district- comprise* Seminole, rest room bus been icof the City Bus atation a t Second Rgt. Dorminy has received ta*. ' AH,;u ‘ w|lll wi„ Jir„vide the women's furniidicd. New sijver trimmed However, it is complete enough Volusiu, Flagler, lirevurd, Grange, Street and Sanford Avenue, that ing the board of directors met . ■ * ? & ent er t ai nment ore Dirk Aiken, draperies have been pul on llu* tu open and one upon entering Luke und Osceolu c o u n t ie s . th* U ttar hod seen o negro and employed A. Bvrant, former citation,- the IntterA glven for „ r „ ,, Mt.(a*lin, 1'harles dimes, It is planned to do u com­ is impressed with the roomy, Offices are to lie located In the emerge from behind hU garage Sanford man now living in Win­ Tfin Victory Loan dr jrlve *Ur[a ter Perk as greens keeper. Plena a T b ra ^ .‘i ‘ Morrison. Harry Kmiell. Willard plete interior and exterior point well lighted interior wliirh totals W.O.W. Hall »i 110 8. Park carrying a mahogany colored Monday, ana Seminole County's Auj;. 12* 1il46e Tn« ^ItMlian Connullv* mul harry IdiNHinif -1,27*1 feet of floor, spuye. The Avenue, the senmd floor of which job on the building. l l ' t s l l a a n i lln I'n a r I ' l t r l radio under h l r arm, and than run ware also made for the immedi­ miota I* 1671,floe, /Edw ard F. flouring will *,« he is equipped with ample facilities , . . * new concrete om . The - it v and the county will ate Improvement of the golf toward Cypress Avenue. Lane, publicity chairman of the 1’1. i . , nl i . . 1 used im tll su ilu b le floor roverlntf for the district .office. lie represented hv the officials thru equipment' OU: rourse including th* installation of the latest de­ ‘ can l*e olitained, M r. ('owuti suid. of • watering system end (he re­ drive, announced today, and M a w F n r n i f l i r o C i o n * of these ran governmental agenl i u h i I h s * * (I n l ' s * r I ' l t r l dl. J.' Finch has been assigned planting of the greens end fair­ urged citlxena to “finish the Job iN ew i u r n u u r t a u i n . ciMI Mnyor Kl, iiik.Kins hui.i that The new fixtures, nnd shelves ux manuger of the Hanford dis­ a* oulckly aa poaalble." ways. j built into the green colored wall* trict and is already in the field I s O p e n e d I n S a n f o r d 1It waa a privilege to pay icsihh: “Our government la going to I not only lu In* two oceott navy L ieu t.R a y m o n d K a d e r •»«• «r light huff eoior and have making plan* for rarrving on Other Improvements will also continue to need Urge sums of : with itN uhiqitaua kiirdmeti ami h* mad* to the clubhouse, the cad­ . : imlireet fluorearent lighting, eix- work in woodcraft* A Woodcraft Among the new storm iqiening the Const Gum *I which tied in A t an open seaaUn of Circuit dy house and locker rooms. The money In order to meet the re­ R c c e i v e n D l K C n a j r g C • tures were installed by the Kru­ Camp for boys will be organised in Sanford Is the furniture stole conversion situation and help the Court held this morning a t the Hub la expected to begin opera­ ao brilliuntly with their efforta. ger Mamifactnring t'am pany uf soon under Woodman sponsorship: nation to gat hoeV to normal in the location formerly octuple) but ahui In the local Air Station Court House by Judge M. B. tions about Nov. 1, Atlanta, Gu. ’ Freil It. Dyson I* he elated. He added that he had HIIEPPABD FIELD,, iet. 2d by th* Cowan Company on :>11 whose officer* and men have living again," said Mr. Lane. Smith, and with A ssistant State (Special) Haymoiul A. iader. the ronlruclui for the building im- a number of new members to bp “Thera a r t many Individuals East First B urnt. The store will meant so much to Hanford. Attorney George A . DeCottea initiated at the meeting next i son uf Mr. and Mra. M,m. K. |irovements. who aeem U> think that since the be operated bv M. T. Hnyne* night in which State Kuder, 2550 Palmetto Avenuu. The Celery Fed* are taking war ia over they or* under no and A. J. "Red" Williams, own­ On filtering on the right or Tuesday a much needed rest this week obligation* to purchase any more ers. Sanford, ha* been honorably dis­ west side of the store one find* Manager W. II. Martin will be Ji KM T II OFFICE and th a n Is no aehaduled game Imnda," he added. “They are charged from the AAF at the it devoted to men's furnishing* Master of Ceremonies. N r. H o n e * wa* formerly con­ During the .jnonth of Awgrikt of football to n ig h t Next F ri­ wrong. The obligation U> buy nected with lh* Mather Furniture The Bcminoie County .Tubercu- separation center here. uml in the regr are men's suits tb* team will play St. Aug­ bond* U Just as g re a t today as Store under the managership of lot is aiul Health Association has White in the service he attend­ Wonitn's a nd ,a u cloth nJ | ,he Utete Florida sp It" fflM m Mntancad by day nd children • clothing jn n#w of Woodman it was during tb* darkest days hia brother, the late Hobart moved its office from the CilnU- ed Navigator School at Helmut! are on the left or east side of S m itF to two ya*r* a t ustin* In th* latter city. Haynes, and Mr. Williams, n tng, nnd after Nov, 1 the office Fid.. La,, and was commisiioned the store. In the rear center is and in th* month o f ( of the war. “It Is up to ovary loyal cill- World W ar II veteran, who »;*t Building to the Tourhtun Build- in May, 1844- llu served for 11 the shoe .departm ent, while the was firet with 000 new m«s i«n to purch*** hla or her share recently given an honorable dis­ Will lie open from 0:00 A. M. to month* In the ETO with the W center of the afore will bo de­ Mr. Finch stated. C. C. Collin*, an* of 1:00 |V M. daily. A full time Bomb Group. Lieut. Kader has voted to novelties, tov* and of the bonds during this drive. charge. The store, which has been re­ aecratary will be empluyrd, ac­ been awarded the ETO Ribbon, hamlbugs, etc. An addition In leading citizens nnd f is financial aecrstery decorated and painted, la well cording to Mra. Elizabeth Har- the Air Medal with 4 clusters, the Stdd'iera*'MedaC’ and 'th # ' P u rp ie: the rear of the building will he ford Celery Camp. No. stocked with s selection of all kav Kireher, Secretary. types of furniture for the home. Plan* for the Christmas saie Heart. Ha waa bold aa a prisoner devoted, to the soon expected stated th at It is ' are well under way, she of war in Germany and was liber- heating and air condition unite, ul I members bs present I atrd by the Russians. and will also be used for aforage. meeting Tuesday evening. Negro Is Charged James C. Higgins Is Out Of Navy; With Holler Motor Sgt. Jere Dorminv Navy Day Dinner Princess Theater New Cowan Store Wins Two Bronzt ^ Vlaylair Hotel R ip e n s Nov. 2 <>l*»‘»s F«'r Bjisiness _ H — loniumnv Ni gh t r n r iT CL -Satumay Morning For Double Shows Stars In Action Victory Drive To Begin On Monday; Quota, $571,000 Forger Is Sentenced To 2 Yearft In Pen .’. l - w a . , , . •____ ------- -------------------------ujS � 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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 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/998eb336809fa3e7b9ea1f0dbcb57cd0.pdf 15e6c1020db6bbbaf20ba2904ddfb1e9 PDF Text Text I PAGE EIGHTH THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD FLORIDA FRIDAY. OCTOBER 19,*1 s t a r t e d in 1038. Of the elx games played to date, the Qaton have, won four and drooped two. Larg­ est margin run up by Floriua « a i In 1040 when the Gatore rolled up an impressive 46 to 0 victory. Miami won the opener in 1038 by a 10 to 7 margin and repeated in 1942 when* (ho Hurricane* won a 12 to 0 game'. Gold Preparations U t o c i n . T A B I.K T X , SA I.V K , H O IK p » o w — h im n s i.v a * n n iK c n s D How To Relieve Bronchitis LEGAL NOTICE , IK t h r r o t i i t n r T in t c o u n t y JtllltlK . MMMINOl.K COCNTV, f i .o iiih a . in ' rnoiiATK. i IN UK: K8T4TK OK ,CAIllll K II. KVAN8 Deeeaaed. A M . CIVKIHTI Mt’H A N D F K K HONH I IA V IN O CLAIM S O il PKMAND8 AO AIN 8 T SAID I K8TATK: T Vnu a n d »nch u f y o u a r e l a n b r 1n otified a n d reijulrt-d | o p r aa an t .<ny rla lt n a a n il d r i n a n d * w hich • jii ii , «ir a l t h r r o f you. m a y Have n g a l n a t t h e e a t a l e o f C a r r la II. l i v a n * . d H ' i t a . d , l a t a u f aald C o u ­ n t y . I - Ilia C o u n t y J a i l e r o f Hamln n le C o u n t y . F lo ri d a , ut h i t o f f i c e In t h e c o u r t h o m e - o r t h e aald i ou n i> n i 8 n n fo rd . F l o r i d a , w l t h I In r i g h t c a l e n d a r in u nth a f r o m t h e . t i m e o f Ilia f ir s t p u b l i c a t i o n o f t h is n otic e . K a rii claim o r. rta. m a u d a h u ll he In _ w rllltig . «fid .T O r«n— Tell pour druggist to aeUyoa botUe of C r e o m u l s l o n with the m i ­ en landing you must Ilka the way It ckly a lie n the cough or you are ban your mosey back. I R E O M U L S IO N Couxhi,Chest Colds, Bronchitis DODGE AUTHOMTIIS IN PONTIAC.MICH,, JlttMtaken into cu-ilody for qucstlonlng Loul* V. Thompson (left), husbnnd or wealthy Mrs. Lydia Thompson who was found beaten and stubbed to death near her palatial home, Thompson told pollco he hadn't seen his wife for some days before her body was found, A pair ot his golf shoes, which were found in hts ear. a r e examined (right) by Police Lieutenant Utley before they were sent In a rhrmlit for analysis. (fnlemallonal Soundpbofo) PLYMOUTH lU K M L M K H .K SEMINOLE COUNTY 109 Palmetto Phone 1011 I 1V4ERE » » BOMErttlHQ OCAUftFUl. ABOUT feVERT ........... T H A T 10, IF V O U ItilNG: APE. LOOKING FOR \X Florida Gators -To / M fct Miami Tonite ItURAI, COMMON HKNSU -..~:Uy Upurn JnhtLann ADVANCES IN l‘ B8T rONTHHI, SEEM "ABOUT _ HEADY Foil I’ fiE T T ifi ‘‘ Wat "flair* brought IremrnInus advances in pest control nnd it now seems that the farmer is on th* verge nf getting benefits from these advances. New reme­ dies found effective for pasta -Imth-hara-and-m-fue plHvo-r-but which were largely token by the armed forces until the wur ended, give promise of being excellent for controlling household anil farm pcsta. in future. Many uf the ■iigi.lv publicised new materials already are on the civilian markc;. Farmers have I'ound OUT to lie highly effective In controlling flies mosquitoes, roaches and other pests, but already have registered experiences which emphasize the necessity for.caution in its use. t will kill Home beneficial insects as well us harmful ones and it ha* killed farm animals when bn•ropcrly applied Aerosol bombs, of which iqoro hsn 10 million have been ■used luring the ra*t three years by Ute^-*rmed ; forces, -jUffn Will be. available for (he control o f House­ hold Insects. They contain in­ secticides .dissolved in a liquefied gas held under pressure in u container. When a valve is open­ ed the sudden change In pressure allows the contained solution i o boll violently. Tin esraplng IInuld, forced through n small orl-, flee, turns to vapor as it lilts' the sir. This disperser the insert I**ido as n very fine colloidal aussenslun In the air, which-Is quite effective In controlling intccia in uncloslirea or other plocts whore the air Is still. Dr. W. B. Tisdale^ plrtht patho­ logist with tho University of FURNITURE REFINISIIED AND REPAIRED Antique or Modern BRING YOUR FU RN ITU RE T « US TO BK K X l'E U TLY RKPAIRKD A N D RKKINIHIIKI). W ICKER SETS I1A I N T E I). P R IC E S REASO NABLE. PROM PT SERVICE; Colonial Furniture Refiniahera III , Glenn Street Phone 2-3921 Orlando, Plnrldg •IIA IN H H W M .K . O c t Itf. m id pual nf li c e aditre aa n t l h a c l a i m a n t , a n d a h a ll ba a w n r n >u h y Hie r i.il in a n l, - a g y n l , n r a t t o r n e y , ■ n i a n y e u c h i t a l m nr d e m a n d n u t - e n fi l e d a h u ll he void r.. rit .fNB, A n ml mini at rat nr n f ( h r CM a t e o f K a m a II. K v a m , d e e e a a e d . Kt re t— i m M h 'M l u n Kept. f l a t . — t t f t IV NINTH CfiUlT. J I I IK 'IA L gKMINOI.fi CHI COD S I A TI! UK F I.IH IIIM . I ’ ll A >t K I M . - , A L L E N . RUTH - J msjptiir, (Spe- .cjal)~Xhu. LLakcESltiu nf -lJnSd i , - m i . u i i . T .Ai,i.nTPv. _ I n fcmiHiit, | O n tora, x n m ft iiig fin n i l lw ir un. du nnii oK r im u c A T in h — set defcal'T'o \ «ri11c-rr,iTt Uilfvcr-' TIIK 8TATK OK FLO RIDA! Oraatsity’a Commodores, settled down In at - T o W i l l i e F . A l l a n . -1 4 3 1 W aal i i n , ml B oulevard . la . to hard drills here, this week In t r n l t I, V ll c h l a a n . , preparation for their under log You qrj> h e ift iv o rd ered a nil rerole against the University nf «iulrrd to t»f> nnd i p p m u p o n t h e Miami’s Hurricants in the Ornnuo SPECIAL lll l l of t n m iil n l o t filed a g a lm - t y o u In t h e Cir cu it C o u r t o f S e m ­ i n o l e l ' u u n l y , nt H an ford . F lo r i d a , hy Itul li J. A l l e n , li n in g a n Mellon Head Coach Tom l.iei, isn’t thu least bit optimistic ovar his chances Friday night and rains his (lotor* the definite underdog fur illvgrce. n f o r d l l e r a l d la d a a l k n a agninst Miami, after the 7-0 tie l e dT h ea * '8 ulh a m - w a p a p e r In w h i c h feat the Commodores handed the ll ila o r d e r a h a l l lie n u b l la h e d fur (intern before approximately 111,, l o u r m n a r c u t l v e w e e k # . W J t d r s a m y linnd anil o f f i c i a l a ea t o f o f f i c e 000 Hrimecoming fans ut 8 u n fo rd , K ln r h la . t h i s 4 lh d a y Although Frinuy will find the Gators In "fa ir shape" to start clrrk. fJrcult court, against “ the -nutriffinds. Met hints out that with the gome ting played on hrldny, Florida hasn't hud the advantage .id on extra flay of je s t and practice that Miami has. N o lle ,- In h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t 7 ... i t h w i l l a p p l y t o th a U r a i ' l Ttic (iutor.i had only from nI* f tS' m o i i n l y I ’o m la a lo n c r a n f HamlnMonday through Wednesday In" ■ da I 'o u n t v . F l o r i d a a t l i t m a a t l n g get in shape lor thr game, while In tin Ii a 1,1 on th a I t h d a y of the 'Hurricanes hud the advant­ November A .D ., 1 141 , f o r t h a a d o p ­ age uf -llatutdaji-an d—Sunday to ot ifo nC1oouf n rt y r er sooml ui ht iloana l ohnyo r s*a- idv a cHoard a tin g rest* up. I he (iirtora entrain for l e r t a l n p u rta o f th e p l a t o f C r y s t a l l- a k e w i n t e r H o m e * H u hd lv la lon aa Miami Thursduy from Waldo. Friday's game in the lamed r r r n t i l i i l In P l a t Hook I. pak*'* 4 -I I S , H am lnole C o u n t y r e c o r d , . Orange Howl will continue a «I I I,J p a r l a o f aald p la t N ou ght .In series between Florida nnd Miumi lie v a c a t e d ' b r i n g In c l u d e d in the £ fo llo w in g drsrrln rd property, of an allay. thane* Seed disinfection to control ills, wart to th# northaaat corsense nlso has made rapid strides nar uf aald Lot II, thance anuth alnnr tha vast tine during the wsr. It seems qUtto of aald txit I I tu tha paint likely thill seed of pennuts. co; of , beginning. * ton and most vegctublci oxcef.. Dull'd at K.tnfurd, Florida. snap beans will be treuMd In fu- Ilie , lllli day nf Oelhber A.D.. I lure. Spergon. ntn-nn nnd 2 i>erISIgnad) /.. K Hmll cent ceresnn are the treating ma­ Uarland W. Spencer terials now in most widespread Attorney for I’atlllonar use. Bulletin* and other materinla on Iheli usn are avallabK The ndvames • In pas: control shouhl pliable man tn gain ascen­ dancy over his principal and con-1 latit enemy, pests, a Favorite ravorue American uoiomai Colonial *atyle *atyie that In Is popular in smart homes every, where because of Its sunhy charm and practical comfort. Deep, individual spring filled cushions; hardwood frame in mellow mapte finish. Sofa and Two Lounge Chairs. BLANKETS BR0ADFELT to- Winter Ahead! Now la the time Vo atock up on those blankets that you will sure­ ly need soon. Part wool rfnd a ll. wool In lovely pastel colors in double bed siaes. satin bound ends. sq. yd BABY. CARRIAGES Five beautiful colors to select from '- - Sand ■ * Mul­ berry - - Rose Taupe - - C’etbir - - Burgundy, beat quality broadfclt. IS flU \ .ICE REFRIGERATORS INSURE Ut W ITH * O © / * * * * Smart, streamlined all metal ice refrigttator with gleaming white enamel finish. Large ice compart­ ment, and plenty of shelf space for foods. 86 'pound capacity. DESIGN CONFIDENCE Sturidly constructed, spring mounted for extra comfort. Body of leatherette- with shfety belt, adjustable top, rubber Ures; - ; D E T E R M IN A T»ON Hm V m U Ym Like a // n Q m n v dstsr■sUatloo did II... davslopad a SUp *rb synlhsllc tabbdlr Urpshaws by lasts lo aivo \ 1 1 O f t r j f\ /I l\ [ (1 If BABY CRIBS • Roomy cribs aubaiantially construct­ ed''of'aelected hardwood 5fth colorful painted decorations. s,ftr drop .id.. NMdn'Umny •bout weh tWftl* Hjoufcer'i KITCHEN *1mi l u a ’.*a h k A t >3RS WWroL - J L d B ' SaS a .1 �* *» ni»>wra uIiilJRfc -v --------- -%*nixxr.wTX.VVfSiF*' :ZZ.:. r THE WEATHER Ta P n lw t lk« Pm m «| U m World i T * P t M « U thl r n i n u of America) Ta P r W x * Praapertty for Saafard. AN Established 1908 general Tieup *U threatened In England S A N F O IU ). ---- today—as the most critical dock -walkout -in 20 yoara spread tt> new piers. It was Said to be worse than the national strike of 1926. Ten thousand soldiers have called out to unload needed “ Bringing thousand* of soldiers Into thli industry while the striker's r i m and children art atarring is not the solution, mild Powell “This no way to build a beautiful Britain or bring about social security.” . . J n -th l. country t * . national •trike Idle was approximately 817,000 today, aimbat halved from last weeks high point. Borne SIS,* M0 miner* trekked back to the tAftsi ending mmonth old itsika. V CIO Michigan State Utility Ceuncil members were -back to Work after 14 of the 22 locale vote to accept the negotiated wage increase. Gulf shipping waa tied up along, the Texas coast by a strike A H longshoremen ana man. The CIO _ tn threatened W strike an Oct. SO, If ■ IWing coat la not nut. tut. 1 ilng today, the W L S wW not atcept any Ubw /cases far •the purpaee of dMidihk them an the merite of la tu a iln dispute. jurisdiction only It will _____________ , . in ease* where both partita agree to ute fa farr final and ibmit their dispute nding determination I . , by ia » arbi­ itor appointed by the board. trator The procedure: waai adopted to Ita doc• -Jknabla the board to clear c * tat by Jan. 1 whan it la achaduled to be liquidated. Invitations Accepted | Invitations already have bean accepted by President William Green of the AFL, Philip Mur­ ray of the CIO. John L. Lewi* of the UM W, Ita Mother of Um Na­ tional Association of Manufactur­ ers and Eric Johnston of the Chamber of Commerce of 'the United S Latea. K ednesday and Tharaday In GanMotors Corp. and Chrysler . automobile plants, Truman t appeal to labor and raanageS to aattle their differences by without w«rk interruptions pending.outm m of the conference. , The strike Votaa will be canducted by the National Labor Raboaid on l hearing in mines at the Jones Leughlln Steal Corp. The hearing la the final atop W o r e the NLRB de­ cides the case. M O N D AY, titT O M S K 22, I9 I.> Mem her A ssiw lttletl I'reus N U M 1 IK K 30. French Voters Give Approval To DeGaulle Sailors Hit The Beach From Docked ‘Biff E* ■ * • * gp ** “ ‘Soldiers Are C alled ! In To Unload Ships Filled . With Food. In Dock Walkouts ^ sg m MADRID, Orl. >2.’ . (A l l Gcncralb .inm Ft Jnc'urft Fran—tevtny h.udi" a 4*vrrc grnulin- Spaniards 'rNiltiM if : *.>»!y nnd aSSOttaHMEC yti.Vidi-d Tr.crilithiuaf .. u. if it i« , .. —'i _ - ,y-> ruudtiniVniM pfia— nprT„‘ *ii tin- stale'*. - IMcsal « ntr> tqi0__htimnt— ieaW H. hiiiilril “ except in exceptional «i • riihrtt. Br Associates! Praaa Tom P o V e l T unofficial leader of Britain's dock strik­ er*, threatened the govern­ ment with a general strike F L O R ID A . Constitution Rcmibliii ill— B * Scraped; New One Will Be Drafted WASHINGTON. «• % 1. *2. ( A P )—Chief Jasllce Waller 1 P. Starr af the North Caro-__ Hna state snprtme court haa f ; accepted President Truman's ~ la vita tie* (a prealde orer the terth-eo*t*e labor - msfiagf..-7 want coaferenee- s t a r t i n g ■ Nar. S. - — -- ♦ I N D U I 'K N U K N T N K \VSl*Al*l$|l Navy Against Combini! War Am Flatbush In Tokyo Is ‘Official” • Forrestal Proposes i National Security ■iOoiSHcit_O f "Three Main Secretaries . T O D A Y : Partly cloudy in H»ulh portion Uila afternoon and tonight. TOMORROW; Showers and r*ader. ! ' ....... PARIS, Oct. 22, (A P ) — France's Tjnrtf g?/icrftL idee*-.’--.- tfflTT lit nitiu yearn placed an ‘ . i t ’. !v? dipprovifr today- on Gen. [J t '" '1 •'Gaulle's plans . to- fount! a fourth republic on a new iot)•' stltutTon drafted by the peo­ ple's chosen representatives. Figures of the Ministry of By A-* vela ted I’ M' the Interior this morning showed Seeri'tnry of tho N iv DeGaulle M il WUltjm overwhelm.V. Fmri^inl loiliiv ileei. ''i 1 *|ic. ____ L---------S utg victory in the two-pronged pro|nm'(i merger of the ’ *’ “ id{ ;r,’ —— ---- — election which decided, that the NaVy—TJi’TUmmi'ni* wan T' rev.m constituent assembly, designated NT' ..T ilt '. tiiinhry" ujid “ iiiisnund' . , '* 'I Nt. 1 • • 1! I • oi'ie at Ja-.t. nud these erei'nien of the tl.S. in yesterday’s election, will drmfr Opposing-the War IK* rtmvlt' I ‘ *' *''' • ‘ l|ing it pet ti .vuy fto.u tin in n tjiev ehnke it on llie iu n with ii new constitution rather than ■ , l’1' "'i tttjd glatiioiou , Neu \nii, mih mi, lo iveleulne litem Tin v took the l>ig. attempt to rebuild the govern­ DIFFERENT FROM A L L O TH ER NEW YORK SIGNS tlmt liuve he' u ifn i-il n sulniUtuti V'-> *wr 1, 1,1 l'"iiief«dhs. inul U t. pul. ,cm . „ m i , . lintels tin,I movie and everythin ment on the 1886 document which been displayed in strange places, this Ftalbush sign at Alsugl A ir ­ plan lulling for Hit* r< n il. ti< in all p .' m - ,.| the eiiunti v t InletnaUoUiiD . t' waa the foundation o f the Third port near xokyo wasn't snitched. It's theie irom the ufficiui nnnd of till' prvsi'nt setup Republic. of Mayor LaGunrdla himself, who sent it in llrochlynltc I. ArU-cny crciitimi of a Nlltimiii I-*', it ( ounril nimpusixl nf Executive power will lie vest­ (righ t), n a n n y Kaye (le ttj, comedian, und Manuiter l.cn Inirocnur (tiir+e* id' tho Stale, t n >C I ed in o, provisional government o f the Dodgem join A r«rttiy In n liotneoiili slun fur tin- ( « r - « » « y N avy, willi the v h a i n ^ >% during the seven months the asoriginal. (International) proposed National ftembly-aits—rather than in th* MiurcH Board as a fou i n_ assembly itself. Twenty to 26 mllT ip Prespieiit xvuulii e e llnn persons Voted— the first elec­ Comtlmnilev in chief. tion in which women were ellit In Tokyo it vviih an i u *. gitile. the building of It i . • J ill liJapan, Lith finnncla •• i I \ a portion m llie loenl oh- j Results from two Paris districts tk a lly , is ocrupiny ■’ .sr heiViinee o f Navy Day ’ next Sat , showed 6688 to PH in .favor of uf tlio occupation' sn»„* *•- .he i.rdnv I he (Uiamfgt? oj^ l'«umtierye< , i ... _ .,v-— ,, iitiunilonlng the—constitution of ' govonun.yit ^ hiiI tin: iiiw crrui - , , , n illin v e ti diffnor Tti tne Mrivfnii A l T f I i r H O I l S i'O F O S A l l 1875 undei which cubinets had /.niliui: ii will Hie l.rokcii up and i r o l m n i l O i l K q i ' o m - l h<lt<I “"'I *"III ......... * "» I T h r t > i* I '. r i m r i n i V T n - fallen an average of twice a year. tlw) Emperor's lilo-slng lo the, On the second question o f llie 11’MHilsura «a I'HSr .Theral . — -------. , I ilevelopmeiit of the diet luul liven Nttviil Air I ♦ nil! lie t'Uy I'ntndinati E n ii.i | T it p iii i ni mill i !_ L * ' t i . d l J i l . n i Prince humimnro Kormye said By "Duke" MarNelll L l j f n l C O . l r U I l u i n j f the Kmpei'or is unxlous Hint the ehnir. I u-itli n-snutl »vit|i ii “ deiidly i - l» o Ilf* 10,' M 1 L a n j? io tti foot- J a m e s P l n n f u i revision the eonititution jirotv' ' . g a in - 1 * Ih o i - i -mi o f I T i i n i . i l , . f i l'o iik , ;,<i , io , A j; , Siinfuid ........... ;; ; powi'i ...........house . 1 m i l i n i v j(|t, (p,. pntloit with a diet J.ll I ruin. I . uuner i.f the Sc . n, 1 „t <l>, f,.iem„,t | l ;!» » r” ^ . ««■•;.» 'm nUjaiU J m m 0 19 , . , strong enough to be u guiding eu rif ' jniltei I'ompany, folio.t - •, reakoi. m the lute. Deun ing bill completely outclusscd E x e c u t e d The production ut electricity jnfjurnrc )n nutomal politics, Chief George David Kowall, ng n heated disiueslun yomern .Mutlietfy hu. nppenii ii on 'Sun thaln team Friday' nigiit ut By J a p . S o ld ie r s Ak the command of the Kin- ItlP ;i i egro truck ilHv'i’ m i||llqi*i‘ loiil rush unit lie fore nnd Inis es Si niinnle lligli SvIiihiI by 'score U8N, 68 yeaC old veteran of wu» explained |» Sanford Rotor two world wars, together with Inns nt the regular luncheon at prroi, who is following Gcnora^ win H’t i e liml i te-,1 ed, eu, him (iikli/ihStl un S'Uviiitile lepuinllmi of '-'k to 7 before 2,11011 eiilhusiie-iic fan*. the Mayfair Hotel today by J. A. MaeAi Hull's wi-liei. Kntioye is to); 1 .1 rc-fte,j_.Sntiinlay n fjen w m ■ m. U llle Dell „„|v fl„. u,.«-A .nt.-vt f In, hia mother-in After being held a prisoner by* the The C e l e i y hVd* scored in la of San- Young, auiicrlntendsnt 'o f l i f "etid tr fthenff Jmk Kick nfl. .... f . . l)(i. flllorf„| the Japanese in Formosa during I f * ii I lit lira UK# TkrrrI “ ' '* > e plant ufv tho Klori'l.i . inuay auor Lake Monroa .... ..... ..... ‘ fglit latfore C oun ty, Judgo “ •,'it‘ "«e* »*ul f.« e v e n imriod except llie fir*t one mday after "*/ r*1 td*' the nine months period from Oct. S _ Vi __ _ IV'uia , hi* \\n* krt*tefikiod A m u IjIxJi Im^ logsentel Tilt* Wildcat* (mm Ocala ayorsd Ml. lUM-ut'f'J* Jlitiv-*jb i meri'(Inn onlv I out lllfo tv ii tnte 16 the a f t ? ® f t r a r w ’ is f 'u l*ninl p fh iiiM ^ Ir it j| in a n i i lli*1 !)!. trot f/J?; ran Misers were executed, among the poirtr buxines* ,Tdc 40 years third iieriod when a pins from nttoml ng to turn on ■Uioitv Iit foie I*‘IH hi n'«i, flo Cap!.. \\ T. Easton, eoio mud he « W them James Lnngiotti, uVilillon The ar backed down nnd that during that time he S g t . J . S . H o l l o w a y V 'V « ommirsfon at , meet In • iM|r tin- I.ho I all station, . » » c l Given in June* was good for a rudlnninn 1/c USNR son o f Ed­ Rand U riias seen in a n y remarkable tally. Junes then drove through nnd waa sub­ an edthankment Nnltmliiy noon, reeeivad n written fit, .tuff m il attend tin- tunc die Langlotti, .Hnnfortl restaur­ the eenlei of tlie Fed line to score ant owner, It wnx revealed today merged in the deep waters of u changes. G i v e n B r o n z e S t a r talenient from rnlicr Chief 'lov llie extra point. • W'llltimi* eeeomnienilMig l.e c 'i, . . 1 11 Ii . Tracing the .development uf Hooded ditch. The accident hap­ I nl eiilcriiinI"""' „ , , by on Associated Press dispatch eiileniiiipened about thrte miles east c f cleetrlc |mwer . produrliim fun < F o r 11''" - CH Irnlvei. ih High School froni Washington, P a c ific F i ^ h t " lin'd life ill.el.n il ' T lie C olli­ nil i,l ill told to llie I,.. UM...| s io n nnpinved Tie -dlu bneK' uliii-l, i i-xpi <i<iI tn In ntU tided ! i.'"' - l'“ '* the .Titusville Bridge in Volusia the first plant'ln which lie m ilk Sophie McDougul, | The exerntlons lollowed u meet'c. fifh win iiV. !i>-il|’lt>-i>' effcxJo1. ed at Omaha, Nub. where they county. ki appiTixio.nlelr 1i.C men I'1" 1 l,“ ' G. lervuttes, |iul mi uh i llig of a Japanese war tribunal. S-Sgt. Jnint'K H. Ilolluwny. A daughter, Mrs. Louise Harri- had une steam turbine with a . 111!1 MteiM.’IH I iilli;' til le e 1' iippii no dill) thul xva* lieiirtlly i (he disimtch stated.' It was on i». bii.uii i,r dii.it...- nf ibei man, and a grandson, Allen Ilnr cupacity of only f,C 0 U KW s, t >* ftirwaitl libsorver ,ln tlm fit Id, m I nest oecitlTMl Satiinliiv morning ' Oct. 12, PJ44 that Janies LaugiotU l liam bei ol rlman, who were also in tho the nuslcrn plants uf tisbiy. lie iilery of tlie hirst tlnlvary Din about 8 ' to i/i i'iik nt tin , or Hi nin.1,1.- i ii.uitv ,, ., , Kiiuford' star fullback, Aridcr- was reported by the Navy to lie car, escaped drowning In some revealed that the Florida INiwer sion, carrlOil u ’ rtilliu beyond tie m i- uf l ark \cetiue anil Com­ V '1 “ ‘ " ' - r 1....... .... ......... r..r all or til.- thicc tnlssiug in action. ••'I" ” 1 „ itia’l A veil.,', manner. A t the time o f tho A L ig h t'C o . now has tm< iiim American front line* 1 " " 1‘ Fed ........... .. Which brought He was born, July 17. IP2I in tho local inn nl the enemy to nur accident, Mrs. Howell was fish­ plants The wnrimu lm 1 re’iiliv .t t " "* " 1'utm oil o n , a l" ' 1' Mh Inul to Hu luuclidowns for Oriutplu, where he attended school, umler construction at troop* during llie Hattie of tin ing from a bridge nearby. , ^.mie* the ' Feds have until lie came to Sutiford and i iinisei;i and I aim llem li wllieJi f llie 1.1,1: "E i m 't I or did tlieii - uml* '* "'ll1" ' " ' ' II"' " I fu lull "I the Chief Howell, a recruiting o ffi­ will be the last wurd in elfi- Admiralty Islands,' llutilc mid Hie t ••mily xxill tni.in , keusoii. Clark. Fed went to the Sctninole High School I'liiliiipinc*; ami tlie libcmtluu V '' • re mi io-uult make in noil upon ' cer attached to the Jacksonville clendV. |rigid l irkfc, kicked three goal* from in » I M|if which VI <fl>iv II lie It*1 graduated KI 411-114 1V111 | (I IU4I, iVSli , the famous Santos prison ramp biiu the said.’ I II. TruliiCk, with Naval A ir Station, had made Ills certain d.mllv weapon, to wit, Itcpic.mdtUivr^ of the Kiwuni*.! ‘ nl (In- ihree extra |h.lilts. Pointing nut that three ingre-l , IH.„r Munilu. und mi Oct. 27 following. Joined residence in Sanford at 001 West .m.l ' Itmaiy t'lldn. Ibc „„ Ketls ( the Nuvy. Tho work „ r „ f „ nvul,| o le c . . "mackini l " and did bn. w.iarni. ! First Street 1 6 .months ago. He iems arc mcessunr lor the pm‘i'-i'1 , r " " ' , " " : Mute „ „ moving |n ,|H. M)id,||c Repo,ted missing at sea with was born Nov. 26, 18HH In AI-. (iiiition o f vli^tHcity tuu\ lhal V|if wu* niutiui* *.until our imopt !|. T n d " i Jl" r' u " resivUncc” . then the ol, bany, Ga. and enlisted in tho these arc fuel) water, ami oy,-en ."• -'a !; '^ t s c he said that front If. lo I Vl l •„ duty was. llie most haxm Navy at Atlanta, Ga. In 1BI17 |H)umla o f air niV nrotIn I for j i d i l e l . il ib * l p "I In e l f e c j til.' -tIn- N o w _u i_ U u i i _t-lumJ.—Guard, • ' the • — Trrm—vdiitim; wITh iTuT .oritier a second time, uml after a v‘‘ur .U m — beand- aervad during - World. Wars . Tfli o f tii*- ii.nl J. II. '!: tib^'k.' Thu local mill of tile latter <nM fh IKiunTToTtuefoU and 11m. i vvj(h „ radio hund. u cm cm ' ini! thni'iKh the center o f was reported dead, lie w.'ore the 1 and II. Prior to coming to u considerable volume of water | gunfxatioii w ill he lepievented uth,.r nnd „ |wir the In ■ J i i r llie l ir s l m 'u i e^lT urk's i Distinguished F lying .I’ iii *- uinong ro*. Sanford, he had livad In Jack­ , b ; llir.iilfici.Hr. ■ _____ Coi,i t - - n o r win. good, making It j other decorations. le used whiru tis |iunipeil cxceIlefvt-eyef, att -uhaerver went„ _________ _...______________ nt—i sonville for 12 yearn.' Tlie Mimnifttcc in c h a rg e ,is 7 ( ivonil ti.e Americun line•*- Hd la survived by the widow, the plant By two pumps nt the i f„n|, beyond He is survived by his .uther. Gi'i'ipe Touliyi Ed l.mie and Itoy Hi,tli i .'uiiw cored in the third Eddie Lungiotti of Sutifartl, and Mm. Allie dL Iloaafl of Sanford; rate uf 17,UO0 gaMoos u Tillnute. In Hinirh o f Hie enemy. When Holler. pel hid. Sotifiltd palling over the his mother Mr*. Essie Luke o f The oil is first pumped through I the enemy wus sighted tlie in two daughters, Mrs. Louise Harlo i m i ,- a few . minute* after Orlando; uml u brother, S-Sgt. riman of Sanford nnd Mrs. Wal steam heaters, he ash!, where it 1 formation was radioed liuc’i. to Ha -eiond lialf began. Anderson Edward Lungiotti, who Joined the A f t e r nerving e d h llie Tib Arih.* ter Welkoner iof Jncksonvllle; a U thinned to the consistency of iho line*. Thu ubxtrver* .would I m oio,| lerain fioiu the Ociilu four Army ill IU4.T, served* in the F.iimpe xs 11 Jin it eltiilg a Hnrrimnn uf somethin.! like water. g ra n d s o n . ALUen ll Pumps ilien run buck to bis own line r |vaid l i n e on mi off tackle pluy. European theater uml wlm on ratrb, Mgt lln r r y ..... llolu.oii .i. fur protection if lie w m lockv ............................. . Sanford, and n sister, Mrs. Mag then force it through burners j vaougli to make the iliisli without lurilthl Sunday f i .>m this io ih ( I,ut.' fir*t try for the uxtru Sept, 22, was awarded tlie Purple f i e Blair o f Atlanta, Ga. Re­ caiwlively i.ifc , 'lor in ii real point oil* mb good, but due to Heart decoration. mains have been pent to Jack­ like the oarbureturs on aulonm- 'being klllwl. Dilfnrd . 1 olunjt Hurclift. *7, a 1mill in .da uff side penalty, the sonville where funeral service* biles for the purpose o f getting. Sgt. llidloway was’livterdeil (In /one,, one of Hiirniu'i glower lure for (lie past kll v.tais.lknk wa- tepcaled with good ucwill be conducted by the Navy. the BTUs out of the oil. A BTU, Hi onto Star ut Munilu where Id* ' irnway i.ix-d suddenly ut Ids home oni cimii’y. and tlie score was 14 to 0. Remain* of Mrs. Hensley will he explaine4, is n heat iu:if of f i,; hti,^| un** “ " e* l^ UN' l,v ,* !* * '"* h <" " u ‘ ,l ' S n" f‘ ,ri1 *'f " r ..... .... . iriin ......... . ... trier Humlay Him nPunch Turner’s (Jcalii hoys be sent to Jacksonville by the ' ' , : into enemy, mnehino firr. Ilr ■ 'riving Ids honoruhle disclmrgi' \\ e i First Erickson Funeral Home for mfAnumnent anil U fiicuml m located theie ‘fire a id‘ *his group :-1 Ft. lliugg, N. and .with hh "!*■" 1,1 * " uclmk. lie was Ison I ,.(luie luul, into the gume whell burial nnd Interment. Mrs. Hens­ the amount o f heat necessary t > «teitiriiyc<l the enemy. lie also 11to nud two aiuiul children ns -• 1' ,,h •}* Diiranls ,. ,,,1’ ( Uirv. tuitud a |ius*ing attack ley had lived with her daughter, raise the temjwraUire o f one unit vXr:in, the , guud good ■conduct ribbon. o trAerigurs, In* tar ran inlo »;•*■ ‘ •" ’" ''i " " j wldib .Sauford was uuiiidc to stop. of water one dfgree._T her...... .......................... The Hanford Lion* Club ut ita Mr*. Howell on Weet First Street meeting Friday voted the sum fo r the past 16 montl)K J h e was M f ' pound o f $12.60 a month toward the b o m .T J iT 86, I860 In Marble, paying of a supervisor fur Tha N. C T lw Celery Crate, yuuag people's She Is survived by twtT daugh­ high 1orguliinxatlon of Sanford, on the ters, Mrs. George Howell and assumption that other rivie or- ‘ Mr*. Joseph Itetcfciart, both of bll^s guniintion* would donate like aSanford, two eons, Homer Hens­ continued* _ inc nsat front int* Kcnilniu* Hnoativ ijpiii ley o f Sanford and Garland Hens­ BTUs derived from the ■oil in of Lake Monroe und Ross Hollo 'T L KohsorT :«*s one of the first I f()ri| j,nil M iss "EDa Marie Ybtr i:’: 'uni*. Anderson scored his mounts. ls manner is U»en transferred wry of Upxna. Sgt. Iloiuwny 'oiericans to enter tic I ihoirutoil, (.j, ( , ltf J>uytonn Reach ley o f Jacksonville; two sisters, Juimnea Robson, Jr. was placed .final touchdown through the ceiland Mrs. Johnson. r mean* of steam to the tur____ tii > i school- B 1‘arhau roncentratin" camp in Gcr-j Mrs. Hattie Jc ‘ ms educated in the ivv local Eunonil servltes «fo r Mr R « i - I ,’ i id ll'1’ line «a a one yard in charge o f publicity fur the Louise MarshalI of North Caro- bines which turn tho generatm, . 1ul7j |g u forlllir eiiiployeo oY Ti'...... . forthcoming Lion sponsored box­ where he superintended , ,in-| [ mi "won held at 4:00 o'clock 'buck. Final snore 21 to 7, grande hiIdren: The electricity la made In t)>x* |Sunforal Herald. 11na and five Inliallnn o f American hospila ing bouts. R. L. Skinner o f the LINEUP ‘"ispilril > ih s afternoon at the' Eri ksu Richard Hensley of the Navy; generators. ^ _________ * (aiiUlirs. lie .'.erved with n modi l-'uiiciiil llnme with the Rev. J. F. .ingle I.F. Thomas committee tor this program, anEugene Reichert and Mrs. Louis* LT Britt I flounced he tisrt secured cooperaMr. Young waa Introduced b y rfin rf T i m o t H v S t e V C n S ' 1'* un**' McKinley uf the First Mcthodixi Singletary Karriinsti of Sanford; Mrs. Wal­ L. T. Sheppard who had ohar*c i Duvis'Uon of Army and................. Navy uffJc‘ trials ‘ LG 1 , I nL 0 lr ' : -------------------------- ” ('huix'h offlciatlrtR. Interment I ox ter Wslkenar o f Jacksonville and o f the program. President Lea Kilpatrick C . Franklin ' In securing some good ring mat­ K C C C IV C S D i S C l l U r i » 6 ' i x _ 1 7 : 1 - , . , . , i rx x t rt_ |win In Ii*, rgreen Ccmcierv. living In New Lasher presided over the meeting J. Junes erial for th* bout*. _______ U r. Hill L. Active pallbearers were Fielding ItG Plans for*, th* Liun'a Thanks­ liT .Smith Xltemirn K K ™ " r,>0 ! TYNDALL F1EID. Oct. f*2 |T o A t ld r U S S K i w i l l l i s Witte, Hr ('. fr. Rninnan, R. W. Clark Hentive giving dance were announced by It K K' Johnl“ ,,, of (S p e c ia l)- T.Bgl Timothy Stem V J lU U r C B n lY IV V U Ilin Donne. Fted Holly, Fred Itees,' Kuxtner and Henry Thurslun. Hnnnrnry Cullum C. Jones J. E. Roland, p. L HU ™ c,,a 1,1 1(00 Elm Avenue, hanfoid. EUwoik| Natice. presl pallbearers 'w e r e c. E. Stone- Hiooklill Green VJUIIU In th* currant mebcrshlp con­ Bully, Roy Svmea. Elli* QU from l^ '^ r m y " A w 'Foroi*t"roi'd‘‘ ^ ^ o f \ C " lJnlver,ity“ of‘'Turn im. ci; her, J. J. Ross test, the loser of which will spon­ _ SPi Hr., Joe Mr Itch, Sr., Percy Chap­ Ander*on FH Gay sor th* dancs, J. E. Rowland’s Ing T to u an ' t kannouncement l S S J t t rfrom u nt t : ; L * t T t A s a t e .S I ! Hcotu by periods "Roundup Reamers" lead Dick A A F Separation Rate at Tyndall address the Sanford Kiwunis Club man uml George MrCrum. St Its meeting at the Hotel Muv Oral,i 0 0 7 l»-----7 Field. Fla. Els berry's “ Berry Pickers” 34 fair Wednesday noon. Hanford FLO W E R iT pLA N TE D 0 7 7 7— -21 to 33. Sgt Stevens has liecp in Ih "The Kind of Wu,4,l Wo Want First Downs Army fur 86 months, serving to Live In," will he the subject 16 More thun 6.000 snapdragon Sanford With the 10th Air Force iii the of Dr. Nance’s address, according plants, presented to the city hv Ocala H Pacific Theater o f Operations for to twee,it notice given Dr. L Miss Gertrude Vlnlng in iietmlf Individual yuKluga 12 months. A votVran o f 40 mis*, I>um , club president. o f her late father, Joseph, M. Sunfurd lions as a hose gunnel (engineer) Vinlng, who served as a city em­ Anderson lit), Cullum 6‘J, Brookon' a B24 wRh tho 7th Roinh DISCHARGED ployee, will be planted in Ft. Mel­ ■in 03. Ellis 10 Hlev Funsral services for Council lon Park und In Fourth Street Ocala * Pfc. Clarence -G. Ericson who Park, it wae announced this Jones 46, Green 36, Thomas 8, A. Wooten 77 of Longwood who ia« bean In tho A,my for Hie pam iiiuridng by James Moughton, city Gay 6. dia^ Wednesday evening at a lo­ ’ ' ) ihfWo year.i has received his dis- park superintendent. cal hujplud ‘ after a long Ulnaas, Total yardage ", He was furmcriy sla­ were held at IUX) o’clock thle af­ Furford 261 nt Fort Lew i*. Wash., Gamp ternoon at th* gravsald* at Myrtla Ths regular meeting o f ‘ Mon Ocala U5 Idaho, end M l lUmiliun, roe < h*| ter, No, 16, It. A. M. will Hill Memorial Park, Tampa,' I e . held T ucmIuv evening at 7:20 Mr. Wooten Is survivad by two The oil glands In tha lower brothers. J, T. -V.nolcn of KasaiP. 61.’. nl orhich time the Royal A rrh Degree will be conferred on layer of the human skin seer*to nur*L hursL .Us-, .Gap ana and mcaara Rickard Waotor woo a class of Candidates. Refresh­ a natural lubricant which u c*|tc» from th* perswxand spreads s W k . ’n . r i r , ’ 1? H*si. ments. All Royal Arch out over lb* surfac*.\ Baltimore, JJd, art* invited to attend. Two Drowned Young Explains When Car Backed Electricity To Into Deep Ditch - Rotary Club 2 Escape But Chief Florida Power Howell And MotherTwo N e w In-LawAreDrowned And Lee Is Arrested Dinner Is Plunned im lo rd Defeats "hr ‘j lfesaslreif AL^laytairr Hotel Ocala W ildtits J. R T rd u c K - *m By 21 to 7 Score Cify PiHclmrgos I*.a-. inundation oT ( hief ■ t1 (a) This Fall To 10 H#t. Bolison BWurns Dcspilc DirricultiuH Dillard ( ’. Bardift Died Sunday Morning: Lions Club Gives Donation To Crate e wood (Nance Carl {on Is Leaving For Re-assignment Funeral Is Held For Council A. Wooten 3mt*'r ------ X- �...o r ■ tw * * -< ■' i../*4 F 1' *— - ' PAGE TWO ' •: THE SANFORD JtKl ILD, SANFORD FLORIDA W e ran now offer the very fineet In k u h a i. # common v MONDAY; OCTOBER 22,1045 ed less than onc-half of 1 percent of the amount. rensk NEW rftOCEIJlJRES. new PACKAGES AN II FASTER m a r k e t in g Yates Auto Paint & Body Shop IBS N. Palmetto Ave. Cold Preparations foreseen teatc scemr likely to bring more retail packaging of frean .midi, on or near tne lurm, with ,i ronaiMjuelit trend away from the nandllny, of ffesl* fruits vpgi. Phone 371 Liquid There's a STRICKLAND . MORRISON, Inc. I AT OlWTH 1HK CUBVA&tND IA» l ■tfsiAlLEST I IjK ifiS W E r price o f a War Bond is nothing: in ctottifottrl&on to the se­ curity it affords-, . J ome adequate.________________ And the growth o f self-service dores will call >01 more pock iglng o f f*m v prorlucts, wMIhe expanding use o f fresh fnp fen fruits and vegetables jn juv^t- TTWI Anyonp having any repair work In my nhoii ' N at 210 EAnt Fifth Street Jn asked tojtleusc cn)l i o t _ it _ a L o n c c L Lum falhfe forceil-to ifloae -fioe-Kv-mrent robhertcn; - * Bill Harvey ufotitetOR to rrln the Consrcxtlonsl Medal o f w . _ burn, Vo., smiles as he recolveFV hsndshakeirom the Chief of Staff, Gen. Geo. C. Marshall, in Ihe capital. A medical corpsman, Don was wotfhdcd twice while saving the lives of buddies'<fa Guam, Leyte, and Okinawa. (Inlcrnoilcwol Soundphofo) AMERICAN LEGION DANCE A t The Armory Benefit National War Fund Saturday, Oct. 27—9:00 P.M. *111? Music By “The Banana Boys** Admlmlon: 51 per couple (One Ihe.) Men in uniform 50c (tax Inc.) Tickets on Sale at the following place*: Smoke Houxe, Hill's I’kg. Stor«, Frank** Tavern, Rabihlllat & Anderaon, City Drug HWhs, Touchlon’ii . r • 201^-t— For Table Reservation Pjtone 20 Q- -50c pier pchwp The public is cordially fnvlb Invited to attend CULVERTS and SEWERS Transit Mis Concrete . Seconds available at low price JUIT RIlRAftD BY THI SIONAl CORPS are these pictures of three of tha leading Jap war criminals, numbered according to their imperial,« fol­ lowing ax-Preroler Tojo who is number one on tire list. The men are (L to r.): Admiral Shlgetaro Shlmuda (No. 4), Nnvy Minister at lha Umo of Pearl Harbor; Shlncooil Togo'(No. 2 ), forelm Minister tn Tojos rabtnet; and Oklnorbu Kay (No. 3), Finance Minister tn the Tojo cabinet. Official Signal Corps photos, (fnicrnatlonol Soundphoto) /X P A C K A G E S T O R l> - Concrete Pipe Co. Phone 1*41 SANFORD, RAYM OND M. BALL, REALTOR jtenl Estate Sales— Rehtals—Mortgage Loans , Dependable Insurance iqj^pondB ’Phone 000 Room *1, Florida Slate Honk ItuldliiR lor 30 «Iay>4 only cost.t GOOD TO KN O W ! Cash can be borrowed from us on shortest notice, with no disturbance.—“Jimmie” Rowland also makes loans W of 575, $100, $150, $260 or more—ehould your needs require it. * . FA M ILY LOAN CO. dr Sanford ’Phone 55 8— Florida S la te Hank Bldjr. I u n c O F l J e u D E P E N D A B L E from N«M»t UrflB loww <* t e w f 'I he K u w a it F l - H on t h e ' I'e r sinn t l n l f i , t e g n iile d b y g e o lo kK * iU as p o t e n t h illv o n e »jf lha w o ild 's m a jo r pel i o leijiu reserves. PEN IN SU LAR t CHAIRMAN of the temporary rank' tfnd Qle committee of the Inter1notional Lopgshoicmcn’s Union In New Vork City; William E. Warren Is shown as he told reporters that the stevedore strike would continue 'despite a retum-lo-work plea by lintP eyttirbutlr-aml-iimf-Meror LatiuardU.' (frt ■mfo protaction against (lllferin^, llrt, loss o f wrtght from cvnpo­ und faster schedules. rtion and from bruising and Farmers will'continue their e f­ " ’rrlng up hv luatomer sorting. forts to have the price spread be­ It may .pave food valuo by keep­ tween producer und consume.* re­ ing me stuff fresh longer and duced. with more efficiency In the :ve th* consumer the satisfaction handling o f their products on the f buying a product ready for way to market. •ooklng without having to_ pr**iro It or*sort 11 out. National advertisers In IU44 The effect of Increased use of spent St.407,000,000. for space and frown frulta and vegetables , on time. Weekly newspapers receivhost areas which now make a pccialtv o f producing fresh vegc tables-and fruits for, the winter -narket remains to be sten. The frosen products may f ,iand the iprrket, or they may compete with the higher-coil flesh vege­ tables. Concentrates -seem dcanned _ t» plnv ah increasingly important role in the marketing of fr-it juices. particularly. Canning •ilnsntly Is an important industry Ip this field: ’ That taster transportation will romte In the next few 'years -cents a certainty.' The air hues re making plant to haul *crVhnbW produce nutekly to market and the railroads are tlnnning lighter, moiV aatlsfaeior, cars liurlnu the fir.t two week, of March, Hi 15, the V. S. Ninth A lrfim e :ttl,ig over Germany lk*w I.4HII sorties n <|ay. Il if* *; t mated lh.it on average o f ore gallon of g isOtthe per d V wit* needed fn- e.ery snliliar migogcd In offensive opcratimi. BUY A N E X T R A BOND TODAY. CONCRETE BLOCK I imre-t o w ^ tbr-efftrin g o f fresh Ip hulk; ! ‘ 'OTTMbrso, packaging of foods | ion sold |n hulk may* cost more imiewhere ftlong the line to mar.'.ft. but the economists see con' iderahle . saving, too. .They snv NOTICE MJCK ctAR C/XPUDI NE thl Florida Experiment Station, jffe r promise of widespread use i* supplies o f rubber agnin be I k' * Khno » v. * Itartwrii P rlR f* T -n »t»ie. rir» *«* ; + f / B U S I N E S S A N D Touchton Drug: Co. TIIK IIRXAU. STORK FIRST A MAGNOt-IA P R O F E S S I O N A L v S t R V T C r OVER soft,non PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED PHONE 325 JENNINGS STOKE SEED ftb«ii*< iai r, h . w*< 0 » » San-la/tv h PI Ilia* r m r ^ l l o u C. P / W E R T MICKEY’S PHARMACY Diamonds-Watches The Kilgoro Seed Co. GROCERIES - ME VEGETABLKH aes sc. t a l M, M2 East Flrat Street v SANFORD r»> .an E L B C T lt lC CONTRACTING CO. ►*»«■*rlr. I krSslN ■■Mila A»r. MSI Copyright 1043 Publiihcre Feature Sir vice. Inc. c A W M fc i.i. expanded la a%> In process. Eapaiu&n of long dtst « n « service Is being scheduled toh. It Vlll bsdnda Ihe iauUIlaUon of cbaxial cables to Our optimum faf tha future Is baaed oft tha ttrord of tha paat Florida' M thl U* *4* k«d wod.cn of Cm Tti.plione IcUs la RtdU Inthk and Electric Ite. ELECTRIC SERVICE Co. amm *»•. r t . M tat , se ria l.. ThW expansion' program calls for Lha expenditure of millions of dollars in Flop^ d a . Aril tehpkone people l(Ls tha Idna of i putting nVoney for expension Into Florida, contributing to the gmerml welfare and hfftt^eritj of tha state, fhroogh Its toon ahd wetrisd, Its wage-oamne, its fomiUeo. (ta cooimunltlea ' It moans providing triephenie far ail drh* have baen waiting for th«n. This li l*Ve of Our first Jobs! A UNCLE JOSH mym taMablw Thora will bo the marshalling of P rA bW tya M's — Mcff, Money and M iW IU s, tha fbrfces that brought Florida and tha Taleplft>m< Company to thoir ids, that won them the frttnddehcc of the puh'lc. plhlto hrstnfr at tAnting MinUn* tha th. IribJy In Florida — aimed it dephone needs of a great state. s fe c t itt v h P E E P -* 8BKI) STORE ELECTRIC SERVICE tiling, tin ToWphone Company this greatest expansion program In Its — * Try our new pslnle** method, Ihe beat in Central Florida Now tmsT the war ft over, It's ttmaTo open tha Amre to the deye ahead. They'* going to be busy, exciting (xtrlUng day*. " 1 By b p u i Js Jo h n s o n AUTO, BhDY AND FENDER REPAIRING lltnnc 2(10 - ■ SERVICE u Aim v s SANFORD A «U > F a r U Co . i T l - DISTRIBUTORS 111 W. laL SL “5k M? ;p ///-> klR B Y VACUUM CLEANER v N o*, in tho |y relationship ht'.ure beckons In your home • • The only cleaner with A real power pollaher ts k i;.A t t > uV ■. tR B C ltY DhUG CO. A- C M -..S ,V*U v.v •*< Y&tNk. ' .-JBb , . « . STh . W , •n h rea d STORE ^ "L. v McCullough 'V- a B X , ■ * LfQVCm BTQRR >LRT* PARTS RERVtcr SEE THE NEW baR - I �T hMVm> : « 5 P r '. 5 •? w t t v r T. p v • TOK SANFORD MCRAI.D. S VNFORI* FI.ORIIF\ l i O N O A Y , O C T O B E R 22, lPAfir r \ »;r m n r h OP A Price Conti of Not O ff .Of Of RuUding lUiUdi Farm Interesyts^ 1F r e n c h : . . V g t e r s Said- Moving Into G i v e A p p r o v a l T o D e G a u lle difficult P erio d n r » * v* The liftutir^ War And Navv- ettv.UVv «*» ** -t Z * ♦ j-i - 4Vt. t--j» tivu. t: at l l A bhuv* rontroC*- Navv bv" iri>allain( »>aai Paa' Om I JACKSO NVILLE. O cL 22 . (Spe:ia)>— ‘•’there is a ratlA-r ronstitutinr.al referendum—on* on sneral lecling nmong timujr In­ vJii; h DcGaulle. in effect. is slahis political future—t tu i r iu i luiana (im t o u r u r t ic u i - i kinit . » .1 total „ lural Interests are moving into «| ® f *1** votc<’ ln or period o f crisis, which will csali \c' . ^ . , v ^ ^ n . h * ^ of for Ihe most uucful [ li-nnlng nrui j o ffice during I he seven month* o ^ PJfhost co operation, ii seriutir \"i riuwtilulional n». rmbly. an i con sequence» arc lo-he averted ’ ! agalns. • a id William L. Wilson, Director I Thr satn. trem or U.lh que*; '‘ I F late Farmers’ Markets In « jj- ' tionw was reporte-l in the small nouncing lor the ronfci o f Ganeres as Well as in I ” vih manager. Ic ’ enec ^ W il} r v o io v . iL i t w it* x n n o a n w il y v » t v u o is o ,^ to d r a f a tv-i-v-1 c v tis ti- -lav ^ ^ ^ fV tv r-r. by Sw:MtJU:v S ec tiK a i'v x. V. K f ’vsvr'-* *■ **1 It.- llo** irlrr’- it*ii’NM \%f -“-<f th v S etn in olu v -* -n ;y W .i- t tn the Jap eviucation system w h i p * bo,.t v r«. c-mmatini: military uiill a' 1* nth., th. in thr t ia w .m t - nr ,:itar,-t regime “dView vootrol- GOOD FIT y o u n ^ ‘ivHrlarrtlg ) frop , vJ'C": * -.1 I*.1 hiii- ” 111* in ^ h c "w ”ni’ y'i!arw 'ou r* rJ^jWe* department. .alL.in U*e south ----- -------- _BCJUDles_ j h Lllk-F iatlS i—^ * -- - - - j----- _ ____ to the sooth and t>i J W“ 0ien \ole First Time ' Central and Soutp America h*vv ! Millions o f voters, many briugsteadily improve! That Is n con- ing their lunch tin.’ making ditinn Irighii to lie deiired anil i tnmily nutiny. 01 ,i* a- women w i.h' ceding 0.' the man;.' one which we in the United States voted for the first time in history .t turvr it ww* tvve-rh.il xa»rvc>.!i* must strive to continue and t .- jlr r nationa* elertion. Mild by Sevrvfcyry Pet > , V-u-. ild upon _______ I Indian Sutnipcr weather prevaile-t. .'“The' crisis*""eiiicT> w, mreser 7 self tonted. IXDW.odO siro p p w l I' for Florida ngr.uiHiin ir tie«i men. eoroprislng more than halt thr . ’- -1 » »* i •* ttWH IN* ’.If juni i i«n •- | i->. kl %* f*»*-wsiss-a’ in closely with thir nuitfet o f I the 2t.nCC.IXHV, elevloratv. sgrt ’*.1’ ^ ’ Li‘7 i.ly . Kn ; If o u r ' international relationships-! eligible tr vote. sn-l -i H :, We would Ik blind indeed ii wJ ;■ (Iom| lete results wero not exWijXvii «*' . wrr*r-m riV :" failed to- recognize that some of — rro* s i V in w ' 1 "r* tir>»ierxm. our. important products must cor.. tix?pr-in— f Units, to mcc. stifr competition ■ n i : l* tif ' ■cntiat. ; ucn a.-. the unset aciirv front our island neighbors. It ir . at gaa wbrrv »up<-> . L-. .fl./i .v*. . oven possible thr competition ma> *:t lativ'i tn t w - y grow ntont intense. The .pro­ kh'Lw-w.. IK lfff\ J, 11 I ’S'sm blem facing Floridians therciom. The cuoevtit *rt \ n .ii .:nuiL-.' liters About t h<* possibilities f o r 1 The f allot int trap -Ttvided intc ■n.i .r 1*1* 01 .tie r -ndiuvtmoa' 01 nu. j rnduzt ion [ turn parts. Ench voter first sast n in e ..r c x » t >■tLvt .ait. dlKUssml - ,10 hold this competition tn n mini- 1 tus ^nteterenei^ tot «r^Jndividus 1 t o u t OPTHE ONI MHUON M tJONI whuMUgcd ocTTO cheer arid n | . with all cumUktiiilttv» pii'm gciki come Fleet Admiral William F. llalser (arrow) to Uw Angeles. Calif, "It is manifestly 01 thr ul >her of the cabinet of deputies un.o.itiul. Mr teret-uni -.nil rilur are shown lining both sides of the street as the parade moved down most importance to this Nation’; ,'der thr old t oust it ulinn or a mem -Judv to Jarteiuiuu-’ w bathes t ht•■ Broadway. The famed commander of the U. S. Third Fleet Dew from future secuiitv that out nojgh- her nf the ronatiturnt assembly, v Kim g priced i* m jrotfU’ bot nations should ht friendly I ijr then voted, on the two-queaSan Francisco to the Lor Angeles welcome, (lalrrsartanal ScmadpJiuta) *>'i.- t> t that tl»V -A* ' l|* » and prosperous. Whatever w e, flop roustitutional rcicrendum— t « . , i.. M .-:rr -l.i'Atil ilr<# iiffly rw|^»rt> |p-.....-X «rti|P*i.rifS In Florida may lie able to do t o i first whether hr tavorer' r new th r 1 ‘u ’fiucir*. ,il«# ‘ ■nut' j*iiM , concentrate upon crops which vre const 'ution. and second whether, »tv : ti|4 - :i'ir ft ftiti" «r«rti»tj£ ||N|lktt if* ihk can nrodt.-c at r good profit, in effect the DeGauilc govern[J . I'lii* a| " th-jf. rp iu ju titH M i. '>ai without cutting into the markets ment should remain in office . , r• • * for major jrodurts ut out island; while, the new constitution is ’being m ft L UtHii'f t hkfc 7*jujt t i vrvi*t n u i f \ i i r afaighbars will t:i tr ou. advan - ‘ written. IturcF l*r chr?f »*f ih Tftge as. well as tc theirs. Prom, <>n the hi-UotilW far assemblv •■■ t- at VI it i- ^U*t» ^ t)Ut h*trwn. vutlifijt CTOlr in - W o ir ti Veiif * itv , I. ’ unw kuii(nrtfMt9M plfili: CMStthli'tr JiUt)|HHl * » t .1/ * k>I 'Mfl v* I|UI it I/IIJIM .1s- >.TT* . thw mormiT^ uj . ,‘ nttty in j M , » jii'tsijiH, \rmtttf FTw t-li* A>- • t itirs -vf the I « met * u 'i •1‘iKkiy ’ ‘c la i-t * itfinter - re1 raslimi llV h .*U lv Kim tan-, • l • Vao i. * r a f ‘ iu two , ti?UAt’ ;ia :-4Ktv .toil, p -m . . m * Th. i “ It has beetr pointed out before, but appears worth rciiegting that there Ir no apparen’ Immediate crisis lacing our producers. De­ mand should be tiirotu^jnr this year crops. Possibly this con­ dition will rontinuc through nest year. Certai'-.v however it is time now that we should frepate to meet and * tpe with these mmM'titlvc prohiem- which aipeor "rta in to arise within the next few years. “ I feel that as our market man­ agers meet h»yi. Tuesday and Wednesday, w e should I k- able to put together in n dear piciure of current production, poten­ tial production, loth as to volume and crops nf proven worth, and ii'.iitu , tuilu.strijJ iw -ir ,-t :,r iihmiI- thruuKhvut die -u:> Z’n retest » nib* —** il.n m - psi-i ttUf. w vvi n-fivtimsi ■ > fur tn* i-rovo-ir- w.we-v ■i rhv mifnlHo s- e iiw i • a l ivevlviug (iiniMilNitJifi : ■ V^i-i: 11 joined .tit * f Mtr hn.x i s.kti«»n*4,* l-».K XiIJIV, j I .■!■-. ..-JlMlC JJlt iraAt’. •• **i i*i Kw i v tj^.* -'uir.-trocLi tv > - q , l v r ' -p iin n l t ' , revost .. .i» l If .L’Vu ar* i »hart> *• *rvd in K w l I iin-'in -i ev ngbi ►irf- | •* f • hlf*. ittvllMt (•tsiiitt c nijH-ro-AZi-'t, • h-*u-c'> A *!»** • t y > t eU tv r.-a 4*( life SJd i 1 t.l veto hiia.’sin.’t p ro k X hu ra V 1 itnu pltiJiMi* j •xh , r ibclro’v ’ « Tlifl u v ’ i ‘ w as it)*nrtrly *1Jiiurt y t riPit si ,k,t Otff |,* a H Ml.w17 U n ir n l ji ih ,* i||'Sli|.»*'*1**' ■*■ * i M.(s £ UV** Mttftllt O is ji t,*n1rjii.' r itir lr n( *l’» .* m Yu„i m l ..dtviiivii w ichu g :. j gn.it asi Ef dJ»l I * Hi. - T, l*. ■ \ vi ttm r a r i y , w hn I mHLsi w i n f heK-b, S .a . vattijc |m %*1*'tr nit's ... . tnay rou’d fb n Federal co opera IJon In any sound program which it may offer. “ Ogr market managers- -drill have their headquarters in Hotel Seminole. Tuesday and Wednes­ day. The two-day program will lie parted to the limit with dtsrussinns and business activities connected with the op-ration o f the Florida Stats Farmers Mar­ kets system. We expect every n-srkrT to b- represented and be­ lieve that the conference will be one of the best ever held by our organization. Some rays of visible sunlight have wave-length* o f only one fifty-thousandths of an inch. ^ Itfvt ftf'MvUM** V'ajrl, riierV » a - a m- -|>tuv - **«r --ifnine , profit possibilities. I hope that we will then be able to prepare liana or suggestimts for the gui­ dance o f our farnftrs in the years ahead, and tor presentation ti Secretary Anderson o f the United States Department of Agricui1 lure during his mid-Novernbe.’ visit to Florida. * The Secretary •la naturally com-erned with mat­ ters o f national and world pro­ duction. I fee) that he will wela f i isrinner * of Agricultura Natlinn oHie such a pt dentation as w* k . .. - _______ . 1. tqfyr.^ 'a. j >* at just a FEW PENNIES a W;Y ' vot*>. on the constituU’innt rofar»»ldu*- points—and t fv porubvr ;S Pen»hlirap movement nlso r DeG‘'''ll*> supporter, trailing . dose behind. A■*?vc NLusK AH the VITAMINS for aU the fam ily / * >l,s.i?fiarj B’J SiNLSS kxsl* r-am -f .• fill u t*.In * :i m f* i f i i , r * a n d - t r | - ^ « rati i :»v-% I Vfrinumvt I radrr 7 * S u it ’‘ Mr. bru*hw.itft trttii ftJlwrf .ta r t tttxt 111t v o x - l yresa*-rvsforri.rtJ.in tn - I'poit’*. rumor are 't ill strong in ta t tuildstne m a t e r ia l* lond. xinJ etiiyOx-L-.v-c that to nerali>iim». St.. ■1 ■ that .O f A. vsx- -leter iiuntiE to> ,gr»u:L... xlL. Uuiu-r:. **f Stji^r’ V.d .Hftt vM ll -ajyioy .ultra1 , -r Thealth harp I t o i- i'm r l >iwva t.H I V ilna»»('| infi-ivr, ,*■ .i-i | ~t-.~7Vr- .i aLatk-w.jkidS-’ *IW:!t.i£i.i-nO_ — wid.1 . trt utat.-on » i m . v •*ct. 1* .'Irthinic appnui iic or* the Somimxv rVuntv -t-r ■ • cn tali a.mi siittrt: s iJ IK ’ jnitn‘*«tv< nl A r ^ r .jC N C iG H B C RS— PRICES T O lumfroe M il, lt% * ♦ . t fivro zed i' London Andrei lirumysi Soviet armhit>>aii«>r In lira* t " 1: R £ N T PPACE IN THIS PAPER tI *, -luv-. lik. F O R PLENAM lfCS YrUutint M u C M . C j U ^ | > t» U V l k , IRON. ( j l t t s u FN M illt D i t a i l t and k i i t i * w i i d ( . % \<Ml VWEi YWW*<Hh<•O R N«a>gJ *VC ■fp'Mmfi <’f»OllfcH ^'.>*1 Mif»flcimfti A.*wr mWli l*wwv%ra i<r«ipvri>r k’w %*nit uim‘ J -ygftfffraq wtdafanvgw '? >tl*n ^ «v* I'lfna* iufm HiktKtft wit ktn*uv SUrffhiH 1 4 .7 9 144 C A P S U ttS # - F2 t -TOUCHTON DRUG C O M PA N Y , AutlNU>^ ll«>> n u n * -*i fU tll 11114. * *1 l‘\ I I’Y t fu i^ fU t U i Altil tit;! h««t * « « • * ( li : MNMfrtS ^IHMrrtit 1 ill j t ll'r l i d r j i xn> “ u h a x MM * ’UU Yiujitri ^ A |l( M ii v»i • . ijie s*evrjp »»* la, .*:«:«>.• n * ai U>1 th rd l ts». .» tilt‘iii(K*t r w 4 « ! 1‘dUM’ I . Ih*ttri .»|i| It fits as comfortably by f **«» • *» it vti«lc*l To All Your llakrry as its name suggests Neyds - - - tin - rtnr* M.U IMIS HASPT DOMESTIC SCENE shows Donrsse Nancy Heath Kuhn serv.-.g breakfast to her husband. Robert Kuhn, tn their Rochester. N. Y , ho., e. Donesse was the English bcnSt who stowed away an a U. S. u-**p ship to he with her Yankee husband. Immigration autbont.-es in Bust-n have just given.har a-aaleaie. Sha told ispotuss- ' l « t l.S . 1 . >, t 414 Lux it u.t Robb's v Home * Ib k m — Cyclone KvangtIlst To Open' Rtviva! iftsemin't et-K -sew vjiJI ban w-nn thnusnndv ot Ws iik I i Vrionpv t-nnhcoS .1-. Ftwll ■m A an in • Ehflt -Ii ?«Mr» ycun hr-ad like a shirt uini vnap VJ-e Vamv-nr-rv Phn 4eopv this wtpfvnrt i/n fiisx* For me life at kim ^ji'fiK-rc F H Manev Cn.tting Ce«nnai»r/t' . Wmwjns Vilnm T4 c . . Re t . a T ; ’, -» 1■* - Revival tent M o to r is ts o v a r y *- b « r « grans Iksa foe ■apipltrn ’ll i x i m . lasts shovr they ra “rtiSs ct vfH ' ia loeq. ao*a tract wear. Tint s why ~ Tyaot atao pad thai , your buy ward tac >cu t srlcly. and Mraa E. J. Taylor ", „ ', f - ,. * tonight at 7:30 P.M. goopel h Street and Laurai Avenue San- 'T m '1w >0|KltItiir service Bdiaoti J. Thylor.-world traveler and radio preacher will explain why be preached 11 hours without atoppin* at Troy, ROCKEY’ S TIRE TO — -* * 111 National Underwear t 4 > \ x ------------— - - -a 1 ' / :v,£ r * * �mm&g: PAGE FOUR t« b T The Sanford Herald ’’RecofiveYrion" of American burinpak—ffettiug back I from a war System to u "peace economy" proceeds with increating apeed, and the general effect is reaaauring. It •* l fine to start for peaceful purpose* instead of military pur­ poses. That way lies a resumption of normal life'and work, anti a la-ginning of whittling down the vast national debts tve have incurred in re-establishment of a safe worl 1. But the prospect, as observed just now* from behind an editor's desk, is not exactly reassuring. Except for » welcome end of human slaughter, there doesn’t seem to Ismuch advantage in turning fronj military losses to economic losses, such as have l»een developing in the waves hf indus­ trial strikes. . If the workers need and deserve more pay, there Is ample machinery wet Up at Washington to handle the mat­ ter; anti if the machinery doesn’t work, other means of adjustments should la- provided. The whole nation after two “ .great wars is hungry for pfbducts df~n Ihotifllfhl Ttffids’TIV bring our economic- life buck to normal. There is no justification for impeding the process of restoring AmerJ!Vii»-iw!u'^cim-lmsine»*s--f»rogres*7-*nd-n<»-reri-l*‘W‘flt-iii-th**-b*iiK-ruu for the striking groups themselves. - A A frlV ftftlUiniAt,n. RANFonn F l o r i d a MONDAY, OCTOBER 22,'1945 WE THOUGHT "APPEASEMtNT" WENT OUT WITH ADOLF HITLER ROBERT A. W ILLIAM S 2 T •xgflMBfcl 1 ** 1 *-v * W HAT TO TRY N E X T ? t ,CL Hunt’s Tuxedo Feed Store You can now get the Chick Brooder that you have been wanting. We have juBt Received a Large Shipment of Poultry Supplies. Broodent-Eiectric. Automatic Control, Feeders & Water Troughs'of all kinds. d,A) • 1 . * See us at once for yours W J . ^ KRIa File*. Mosquitoes. Flea*. Water Buga, Silver Fish, Aata. la&iTgiiaRe Planter »M i ARE xflwEv LONGS TO D ESTIN Y. MAKE T H IS A SPLENDID D AY AND YOU W IL L H A V E G REAT MEMORIES TOMORROW. James T i l l : Y'e know not what shall he What this country need* now is political party a little left of Bed 1>u(i, Roaches, # Ticks, The late John Dyneley Prince waa linguistic. prodigy. Befur&Ji'.’ WM year* obi he had learned enough gypsy word* to make hfinsdt welcome By a bend when he ran away frcji home. He leunuxl Welsh at 14.find Turkish ut 2<l Soon afterward he -joined an archaelrr^+rnl expodition in | Turkey, and was sent for by the sultan, who bad heard, of his language feats and wanted to meet such a marvel.1 As professor of East European languages at Columbia if opportunlty^Jor his, talents. He onld ■-dinner speeches in Russian, Serbian. m ake French, Italian, Hungarian. Gypsy, and Turkish. He also had a* good knowledgcrof (?zpch. Polish. ( Bulgarian, Slovene. Slovak, Spanish, Portuguese, Icelandic I and the Indian dialects, of Pannmn. Such abilities would be in‘ demand by some IxilfHcal campaign managers Prince was a sought-for orator to foreign language groups, and served in the New Jersey state senate, once becoming acting governor of the state. Under President Harding he- was minister to Denmar’c. and was transferred by Coolidge to the Yugoslav post. How i do people like that do it? inford's football team Friday Fa.shjon Confusion gallon. War time cwntrul* evidently are gaiag to be continued in England uader the socialist regime until the People forget oil. about what freedom is like. »’ Condition* in Germany ami Japan »e«m to have been made to order fo r the rommaniitn. But personally «*e don't see rthete that would be any improvement. When MarArthut finishes with tpan who’ll protect ’em U San rlvador goes on I he warpath?— set Myers News-l’ rwas. Who’ll -utoA us if San Salvador gets TV, government ha* spent IITI.M a.wlti ami then »ome at a subsidy to butter ptvnlurer* sihee the first of June. 1943. It’s a good thing us laxpayei* k<B, got lot* o f money, or have *r«? We don’t know just why the dispose] o f surplus war property was transferred from the Com­ merce department lo the RFC, hut anyway it takes it out from under the control o f Secretary Wallace. A colored friend o f ours ha* returned to' Sanford after three year* in Neu York where he drove a truck. He’s mighty glad to be lack, lie says he nevesaw s« many “ ignorant people” in hi* life a* Madid in Neu Yhrk City. . The flower which ha* the nick •time “ dog-toothed violet” I* no i violet, but a Illy.' Who would have thought «n elevator strike in tho great city of Neu York could affect the city’s fashion leadership? Yet, according to njtokcsmen Jn the industry, hat is exactly what might hap|>en, and they have been worried lately. Production was reduced to almost nothing Irccause workers couldn't get tb their jobs*.and the strike even stopped all out-bound -shipments of orders •ttreiuly ■node up. This happened just as stores in other cities .ho ountry over needed those shipments to supply, their mvn fall trade. x In addition, rival com|>anies in other dressmakiigr cenei s were diverting their New York-bound clothes to cities hit by the shortage of orders expected fiont New Y o rk . Thus, while the New York designers were s u ffe rin g , in­ land rivals Were locating them to the trade. Needles* to say. the metropolis which for many years has liccn the mecca of the nation’s buyers, the aroitcr of American fashions, has been very unhappy. Double Talk Being Eliminated On A l l Drug Preparations NBW DRI G l-AIIKIJv By FRAN K CAREY W ASHINGTON — The Komi and Drug Administration is eliminating double-talk in the labeling of items that get Into the family medicine chest. New regulations effective Oct. 10 for all medicines nrocuralde at a drug store provide: 1. If a medicine ie sale lor self-medication the label .on the bottle or bos must contain-full dire :t tons explaining what tho product la good for. how much to take, when and how. Products in this claae include aaplrin tablets, mild laxatives, cough medicines, mouth washes and gargles and' the like. NOTHING VAGUE ' There are to be no more of those vague instructions such as "to p tawspoons as directed by peat nhyaislen," because ~ g a J V ‘ inea la this class do not require ~ Superyiiiun,____ _____ t u earnedirine is .unsafe or Ineffective without a doctor’ s supervision — medicines such as the sulfe drugs, digitalis and thy­ roid extract — the label must beer tba ‘----- - n iW ^ h Health Enemy Number One * By W.V. Bitting Toochlon Drug Co. ■ A -tifr m m prd mi by- the dri ggi-t 1HI ARMY MM JUSf tin iO SICRICY on pilotless planes flown by remota conlmi and these pimios show ilia robot cralt In flight near Wright Field U hK At lop, a pilot in a mother plane works a radio-control lx.x which transmits signals to the pilotless craft seen In barkground. Theta signals -activate-a-uni I,-'ttleknamed the ^Tmncic,” -which trantronns electrical Impression* into mechanical action and thus move the unmanned plane'* control#, Ac the robot craft flic* along (bottom) the long radio antenna ol th* control receiver bends bark In th* propeller draft (international) Do you know America's pub­ lic enemy No. I t Nine out ten reader* will miss that ques­ tion. It's not tuberculosis nor heart disease, but high blood pressure, ... » o ,i o«rri't'*r The American College of Physicians has called high blood pressure “ the little ser­ ious disease In American life.** It la the more serioua berauae o f wide prevalency, becau»e It is often too lightly regarded, and because It can lead to conditions which are difficult lo correct. As u killer, it has overtaken nnd pnsscd heart disease. Th# annual rate of deaths attribut­ able to high blood pressure r'ns Into the hundreds o f thousands. Your doctor can determine whether • you ’ ms| blood | once s y e n . serlptlons to reputable drug-T ti? ^ D lh of i eerie* • l - K l j g r i i l sdvrrtiscmcnU npj ^ r l n . (a |hla paper each Mon- Social A n d ^ TUESDAY Pilot (*luh will hnvo dinner meeting nt the Muyfair lintel at P. M. Meeting of the W’onmn’s Club at Mdnl I*. M. Program will tie given bv the Fine Arts Depurt ment, s p o n s o r s : Mr*. E. II. Brownlee nml Mr*.” H. C. Iletxel. IHostessc* will be: Mr*. I'rad I". Williams, Mrs. \V. A. Ixsavitt, Mrs. G. J. Fisher and Mrs. II. (*. Ilubose. FRID AY The U.D.C. will me<-t ut 3:00 at the home of Mrs. G. D. BIsHdo at 1916 Hibiscus Avenue. . IH M N i b v i f h ' i N w S ^ m ” i of Color Dynamics help mako your homo lovollor to. look ot— lovolior to Ihro ini 4 ... aout - -IN - Our Biggeat Stock of The HigheHt Grade Paint - Varninhea • Enamela. . •THE V A LLE Y OF DECISION” LARGE D A ILY SHIPMENTS uh ' — NEWS-r . , PrincesM Opens Nov. 2 Both Outride and Interior. Wide Color Selection . TUESDAY ONLY D O UBLE F E A T U R E . - Immediate Delivery M L S tiry•(•W O M A N 7 T wko lovtd a THRILL! SANFORD PAINT & GLASS CO Phone 303 Food Bnd Drug regulations have teuulrod only that they carry * “ disclaimer” stating that the pro­ duct -contalas "no known active principle." - — Uadxr? ■au a u * r - vugatatformr the producta must' carry not on­ lie carried. r. thq disclaimer but a ptcacciiu — Another point - covered- in th »T ly tlon lugend a * w ell,-— . ' - new ules: from aninmol 1tisaurs, such u l ovaries. Their value la not ri>m*l yjd clan jor dentist « r v ^ .H - -truggl., not to sell i Im m A M Under the old rules it h k j; Great Britain’s crude oil pro►VT the counter without* it jiree- been posilBta to purchase such I duct.on during 1944 totaled apYou 11 have to have a doctor's rrlptlon and (2) to warn the products without a itvscription.• proximatcly 750,000 barrels. . •reacription to g*rt them and the doctwr1! hsttrwctIon. wrlU* be t T IN T ift SOUTHEAST More people diink Atlantic AJc and Beer th a n a n y other, It must be... -A M • Of interest to n wide circle of friend* and acquaintance* in Seminole ami Crange counties is the announcement of the engage­ ment ami approaching marriage of Mis* Carolyn Wilgu* Kent, •lautrhler of Mr*. Beecher Allertnn Kent and the late Mr. Kent of Winter. Park, to Pfc. Cecil Ga*co>*nc Unit. Ilf, son of Mrs. Cecil Butt Jr. and the late Dr. Bull of Orlando. Mis* Kent i* the granddaughter of the late Mr. and Mr*. Charles R. Walker, prominent, in—social *qd chic uffair* during the early Frank Shames Im from New York Cltj hun been on business. T/Sgt. Mell T. Stevens is ex pccted to arrive in San Francisco, Calif.' some time this week. Sg*. Steven* ha* completed n lour of duty In. the Smith I'arffii-. That's because of people's confidence in our SKILLED MECHANICS and our Reasonable Prices.. t ' • , to Sfaare you TRORBLE-FREB' DRIVING. cR A V friirriD Ma l l o r y l' Novelty — News ■ >*CH Starting: Wednesday1 • 1■ TALK r Mrs. ( otfluji n Hostess To Garden C l u b -font --ttnr-CTr-Ctnb—mnt—nV~ 'ttw home of Air II? (?ugbunt ln*l Friday nl 11:00 A. \t„ for a husli:e>. mo-ling and luncheo,n .with' Mi C. L. Powell, t'linirtrial' pii-idltig at th)> meeting. The nieoting opened with a prayer which was 'followed by in c’ ic.uliiig of the’ inimile* by the secretary, .Mr*. A L. Lyon, un<l the in-iisurcr’* reiiort wliicli was made l.y Mi*. R. L. Caldwell. The memberv inswere.l the roll call I v prnn rinictng and spelling the name ot thy- shrnb~which" enclr pnitlcipbuy exhibited. % Mi;', y C. Dickerson made a ie|n rt mi the hiliiseus rale and older report* were given by com mittee ehdlrtttiiu*. Thu meeting aiijou'i ueii .mil n covered di*h luncheon • was served .outdoor* In Mr*, t.'ogliurn'* garilen. Kollowimr the luncheon Mr*. Dickerson held n round table dis­ cussion concerning gardening, an,I it vvn* .decided that each member of tin- circle plant a Kndrcutrrin trie which is also known a* the golden-ruin tree. Tlin e present were: Ml*. Clurn l.orig. Mrs A. L. Lyon. Mrs. .1. K. <i rad irk, .Mr*. Rill Williams, Mi- C. II. Cugbinn, Mis. J. II. Crntvfnr.l, Mrs. II. ('. I l e t x e l , Mr*. C. L. Pat* ell. Mrs Joel Field. -ri --- rrYrr* ■ 1 ‘ Tin- niri*Ghrdencr* Cltciv met Mr, ami Mr*. Otto Schniehl of man, presiding. Mrs. A, l*. Mcltcynold*. Sec­ retary nml Treasurer, read the minutes ol the mo lding meeting uml gave the treasurer']. report. 'Ih# roll vail was ntjsweieil by euch mi'iidx r prosent with n sug­ gest,on- lor ‘'Harden Plan* for the Year.” Mr*. II. II. Mcl'nslin, president W the (inrilen (Tub, Inis requested that J> potted pof.isettias lie given to Wch It llosnital in Uuylomi for _<ilt'l*tlfiu*. Nine donut.t>uu to 1st given *ti) .the I TIT Onfdi'uWj t'liiio. Km-li mental UBS _ntgT lava nskeil to furnish one plant to sell ul the nlnnt' side to l*> Tiehl in Fehrunry. . _ A lr s i S l". IllClerson reportoil Hint till- .Isinioi ( i.i i ileu I lull has tnmnlteil with 32 memtars. She urge I that tile meinbei* of Ibe Garden Club u-e the Ganlt'ii Cen­ ter locate)! in t’ e Sanford Fund tore Store. She staled tintlieautiful flower iirinugenienu Mr*. Clyde Ramsey, pr chairman, presented the *| of the morning. Mrs. -S. C. . ....... 1 r” ,‘*,'ation for Coming Monlbs." Following (In-- business meeling| gers t’ lii.lMi. w ere ***•11 Hip.tUKIW*, The University Methodist Tht' Met In........... i‘» Ciul Thin silny nt the church . for if ilinttcr nml business jnK nl which time new of f„, the year were electeil. Seventeen nlemlSOs f „ |l o w l u g- n resen t. x Men’ s nre-i.lenl The rate at which an mlult exaires carbon iljoxiile varies with his cmnlition o f repose, least in sleep, greater . in wnking reyt, nml very much greater in violent exercise. « 1 }, ’ 'J,V. nur - m y— II— CAROL- STONKTt iliyv nursery far little toty from Mr*. Harry lleeren in o talk at I owell | the ages of two uml a half to five year*. CAROL calls at the Ibe Atalea Citric meeting Friday ct'ort* toward children's home* at U:(H> A. M. |night roncenilllg Imllis -aid, "N o I !• * • ',,u" “ l,‘* V1 iitnl earrie* them to her home • doubt the reason for the limited ',l" Wall* ‘ or •',l at 4ID (irandvlrw Avenue where i use of Imllis is tba! the real the children have a delightful possibilities for securing land morning p l a y i n g siqrctviscjl scilpe effect Is so little ttndei game* and eating n snnek when stood and appreciated." “ Where the prep nation of the hungry. Twenty-two children ore’ TAM PA. Oct. 22 (Spi-cinl) on the roll but only HI can lie •soil bus been title tiiitle uml the accommodated ouch day. I-lever situation detviminvtl with eareft’ l The Univefaitv of Tampa, n ftnirof 'C ARO L and ' accommodating tlitmgh't. and preel«i)in." she eon- I year, .__stutulard— co-etbicalionol, Tor young mot her* don’ t you j ilnuetl, ’■nothing.cqn lie more non-secUrhtn, geneggl aria college, shown', effective uml withal suli- foumletl’ iu 19.11, Im* *uc?es*fully think 1 . 9 To give you on idea of the fying. limn the Amaryllis, frill- eompleteil a campaign for $.‘>t),tmii U.S.O. show Thursday night at uin* ami Monica uml the rest for property improvements nml the Naval Air Stntloii * theater, , in this long tine in their propel new cqniqnicut. Fifty-two thmiWatting For a Sail sand in rush was raised in nddithe muster o f ceremonies said. environment.” The meeting vV tts held ut the I lion to fT.llini In ei|iiipmeut uml "Let me be the first to wish The Modern Merchant .1 M. Haves nt donated services. you n Merry Xmusl" And so on home of Mrs. Dr. K. C. \nnee, veteran of Doean’t quail fur SALES with tumbUrs, dancers, sw in i IIP 'West Sixteenth Sheet with, band snd singers, comedians Mrs. C. L. Redding, ehiiitman, World "War I and II. Isname the • l resilient of, Uiq Universily of ^ HE ADVERTISES ^ galore which made for u good presiding. I lull* for the coming year were'Tampa Oil Y K Day. when lie was ■hew. Th* tennis fiend list ■includes: GENE TUCKER, C LAY W IL ­ LIAMS, CHARLIE MORRISON. J. L. INGLKY, JIM HIGGINS, MARTHA ASHBY. BEVERLY POWERS, ROSE SPEER. JACK USSKRY. HARRY GRIMIIAI.L, RALPH SMITH and MRS. MORRIMIN’. The court* still nios; frequently used «ro Ih* Mellon P*rk Court and Chnse’s Court. . - From II. G. Blegel’s "Mar A g ift nf cry Mini will jtleiutP Huge: Fable*. Kncts nnd Fleur**'' . Time* have rbunged to the ad­ Hu1 most (lisi'rimiiiiitiug _ . . vantage of women. In Ainerlcu'* Ihe.v’rt' lovely to look at— colonial day*, the husband usunllv nut liveil ,his first wife, unit lovelier to use. — more men than women married a ■eco'nd time. Contlimmis child.-A • V a se s . iiearing took n heuvv toll. To­ 'id O Lily Bowls day, women live on the nverng • • (T u cke r anti Cheese Se ts fogr year* longer than mail, iitnl • Console S e ls lh*lr chance to nmrr- it second time ugainst that of their hus• Candle H olders bahd* is two to one. ---- E. f. The Towbhj'iid Club mini Ing uf l*I your sperial orders for Me Fifth t'oiigressloniil DiKtrict wo* held in the Court lloijn* yes C h ristm a s jewelry, in now. and )h*t every Friday ufternoon terday with aiqroximstely I •*<» a member of the renter will bu memlier* pie*ent. present to answer question* ('miThe following club* were reprenting gardening. re*"iiteil; Orlando, St. Cloud, Cn*Each person who come* to tho Miulagu, I’m t Orange, Dayton.i, center seeking Information will in1* Santiird,. ’ • have their name registered und Mr. Wnfbe It. Alter*, *tuie each month one of those rngls- attend the meeting n* lie wn* lered will be presented with u ll11...| |,i W a-bini'tnli. University Of Tampa Raises $5000 Fund . CRYSTAL GIFTS * HY TIFFIN and LOTUS / T o w n s e n d CI u b Holds District Meet Wm. E. KADER — Mrs. Clement Hostess To Ten traF C ir c le CNmtqjkbjl\ A* Meeting Held Friday Laura II. Schmehl By Dirt Hardeners . To Wed«L>______ Sj,rt. Garrett _ . In ii quiet wedding performed* Kvcry lover of pt-etrv hn* a in . the Methodist Church Sunday afternoon nt 3:00 o'clock. M U *' favorite vcr*e or |<a.*iige of some Thelma Vim in in John*, ilnughlerl •on nml thin U mine. - "A Son* of Mr. uml Mr*. William W, net" hy Klimhpth llurrett BrownJohn*, became the bride of John I Inc: Tliomn* Humhlty, non of Mr*.' llow do I love thee? Let me count the wny*. John A. lluml ley umi the Intel Mr. Rumhlrv. The ilouhlo ring! I love thee to the depth nml hrendfh nml height teretuonv win pcrfnrmod liy the. Hex. J.K. MiKmley in the pre-1 My soul can reach, when feeling • i enct* of unit tile immediate I < out o f sight For the ends of lleing nml ideal familie*. tirnce. • For hec wedding the bride j eho*o |iav,-dei blue wool suit f t love thee to the level of every day’s worn uni, .\avt accessories un> n corsage ol sweetnenrt roses and i Most i|uict need, hy sun nml rnndlellRht. • tuberose*. Mr*. RumMev wus bom m Or­ I love thetuireely. ns men strive ,- Cue Right; * r . . lando bnflnnxed to SimfkWt. f t love thee purely, as*thev Turn an -early nu«‘ where she attended from I’ raise. th* focal SS-hoot*. graduating I non Seminole 11it'll S.-hnol with I love thee with the passion put to use ' Jii hnv old griefs uml with loy ehiblhiMHl'* fuith. 1 love lliee with n love I seertiel to lose With my lost saint* I love thee with the breuth. Smiles, tear.) o f all my life! * A ugm i-.llM l uml set veil ■gmtrir'trmf'Vhoma^ m the'North Atlantic. For a time I shall but love thee'better'after he. was Mn!i'*^.l iil. Pearl liarileath. • bor. Hici-ntly given >ut honor* The KD MEISCHS had a Me. nlile )li*chnrg)>. Mr. Kumhley 1* light(nl, fiali frv Thursday at now cniinerted with the Atlantic Iheir-home on West First Street. lie Rnilloatl It seems that -tSeyv -had gone fishing uml were successful in catching a -whole heap of 'em" so they invited u few friend* to *hure an outdoor fish supper. KD cooked the food on his out­ door grill umi from nil report* it wu* u good, good puny— r- the Conte in for Miss Thelma Johns ! Weds John T.Rumbley T E R R A C E Mrs. Roderick Adams Is Guest’ Of Honor Sojse may do the maintenance work necessary - ■ ILERALl).' SANFORD FLORIDA Dr. ami Mrs. J. N Titlur liitve returned from » two weeks* visit l.iuske, Mt t. H. C. Daniel*. Mis in New York City. Bobliy N e w ­ It. L. t'nlteell. Mr*. A. F. P.t.m man, who is stnliomsf id the say. nml Mis. ('. I.. Jrwln. Mrs Brooklyn Navy .Yard, wits* a S. ( ’. Hiekerson uml Sir*. II. II. dinner guest nf the Tolar's i‘ Met'aslin were guests. Whittle this year. During the the Hoosevelt Hotel. half at the fnuthall game* the liaml performs* on the field and Mr. and Mrs. I.. II. Ilnther « f the rest of the time play* for Richmond, Calif, have been ilu the school song* nnd cheers. It recent guests of Mr. uml Mis. II. also play* for chapel program* M. Watson at their home nt Mr*. F. IS. Adum* und Mrand s|»ccinl entertainment nt the \Ve*t Eighteenth Street. Mrs. < . O. Joner it**emlile.l a eongetiinl high school. lUthcr I* the s!*ter ' of Mt i Jill tv nf frit ml* at their, hiime .Member* nf the hand and or, n 2( 0(1 Luke Avenue to honor rhcMra n r e : Huston Bubcock Mr*. Rorerirk Adam* wlm i* ( C u p t n i n ) , Kathleen Babcock, Mr. snd Mrs Dudley Glover having soon to make her home Johnnie Mue Bowen, Rose Mary of Cainesville spent th o 'weekend in - South Flm ida. Burdick, Billy Bryant, Flovd as the guest of Mrs. Glover'* pm i It ii,* ■' * ami gel bi t :t dui»ieCooper, Frank Cranston, Barbara ent*, Mr. and Mr*. C. C. Gantt nili'riiol the table uml oihcl Dumpier, John Brumley, Eugene They were dinner guest- Satur­ t>c>nta of vantage in the living Umrine riMim. . Kendall (Sergeant): France* 1^ day evening of Mr*. Filu, Mary Louise ls» Fils, Anne Beal. Iliinro wo* plnyed tbronghmit l.nvell, .fume* Manning, J e a n tin- ev in lug. I'rizi'N were won In The following trachms f v Munning* Nancy Fitts, Harold Mm . Roy Mai ion and Mi** M.m , Jordon, Jean MrKntyre, Henry Kanfortl attended the luiirhi' 1-Richtar,— Wavd# Ilucksr,— Billy • nd business m*el in" -of-t The public is curdiully iiiviied ; S Ii u in it n, Lois Walker, Betty Chapter of the Delhi Kopi • c*>nclu*ion o( tin' game. Tho*c Ynrbrrmieh, George Owen. Her- Gamma fiororliv held nt tl ,-ilvd w e i i':- Mr* St. (Tlaii to make use of 11 library anil counselora. rlet Matthew*, Richard Keogle, Orange City Hotel hi (I ihik liiiu I I I , . Mr-. Rov M a r io n . • RnPiH Kooglo, Willlsm W e s t , Cltv on Saturday; Mr*. M, I .. R im Iiic .V vtill)')', M ' ^ - ^ b m c lirr | Bpbliy Park, Ban Batton, and Smith, Miss Ruth lluinl. Mr LUi)UotTr—Mrsi Iteii-m ’rric, Mi>. Mars* A lira llrmrlnH* Lottie Nik, Mr*. J. C. Mitch.1f*iTr7c Dyson, . Mr*. Eornesi uthwaril, Misv Kutberine Slim r. Mis* l.ut(ci t Giiriiilev, Misr nrjnric J u n e Ifunlick. Mi* ilty lloiluc und Mis* Mary 1 mnui ’ ■ office of. Carolyn Kent Wed Pfc. Bu Last Times Today Gregory Peck Have Given Activities * Harold (Chippy) ChliprSari ii I Waltar Beul wilt leave Tui'-nl iv — of-^-Oanfonb-itird 'fbr1CaMpTrtanmn if wtu-io tney aunt' -Kwanole TOuntie*. will report fur duty in the II. n. unlv of the late Mr. and Mr*. Army. Knud; It. Kent of Sanford. Born in Winter Park she at­ Mr. and Mrs. M. I.. Wright Jr. tended the Winter Park school* arrived yesterday f r o m Sa-t 1"h* Literature Department of graduating from the Winter J’ark Diego, Calif, ami me at present the Sanlord Woman’* Club will tht Woman meet tomorrow evening nt 8:00 at 718 Magnolia Avenue o’clock any) will havu Mr*. Itollanii Dean a* guest speaker nni! Mis* Lieut. Richnnl Dens. U8NR, Daphne Takach a* pianist on the ha* receive.l hls ilisclmrge from program of the ilepartment’a first the Navul Reserve uml Ins iemeeting of tbi year turneil to his Home at ‘JDUH HiMr*. Dean instructor "<*l Kngbiscu* Avenue. •. . lifth literatun- nl Ilolliua College, will tlelivei r tall t-niUcriung member of Alpha Phi sorority, Harry Lee Jr., AS, stationed . “ Best lowed Books."' at Atlanta, Cu. n* a Y-I J stu­ Ml** Takarli, ln*trurtor at th< Misp Kent was u member of dent, is spending n week ■ with ^Conservutnrv 'of Mush at Rol the Order of IJbra, the Chapel his parents, Mr. nml Mrs. Hurry line t'ollcg). apil alra nrcompsn- mid Bach choirs, the Interna- Lee, at their home nt U4IT 1*1 Tof Mflilltmp Homer, wRI play-a lionnl Relations Club, co-editor Laurel -Avcnur. nf "Flamingo, -and served on tin lullowlng piano select,on*: "The' Tegciiuihi 'S i. Im n n ami ~thn program Tind publicity com-' - Mrs. Harry Hansen, who ho* “ Tl.c Bird Rermoi)'- by lis t* •and mittees of the Chniiel. been' spending••mne time n-ilii “ Ktude In K -M b lor” liy Chopin. • Mr. Bntt Ii "th e grandson of her parents, Mr. uml Mrs E. ( ’.. Mrs. K l>, Bmw.iler clmlrinn i . the late Judge and Mr*. Cecil CL Kcholes, ha* left for Hollywood o f the Literature Department, Butt, of Orlando, and of the to join her husband uml luuka will present th.- iirngrnm add the lute Judge and Mrs. L. 0. String- their home. " hostn**«s for the evening inrlinlv: fellow of Sanford, both pioneer Mr* Fn*' William* Mr*. W.A fnmllle* In the settling and .Mrs. Shannon Winn and infant Leavitt .V'r*.. C. J. Fisher anil development of Orange county. daughter, Tonya Elitnjieth, have b Mm II C DiiBnsi He wu* born in Orlando and returned to, their home at Itllo graduated from the Orlando High West First Street after huviqg. School, cla*s of 1939, graduating been In the Ferijuil-I.nughtnn USO PAH TY SOX -VtA Hnllnwe'cn party will lie hdd from Rollin* n* a pre-mod major- Memorial' Hospital for -nine time. for service men and women, ser­ 1ing in'psychology In 1943. vice wive* unit hostesset nt the | . A t Rollin* ha’ became a member Cpl.- Victor B. Gruntliam, amt U. B.-O.-Ort.-.fl rt K:3tl Pr MT. of Kappa Alpha and Pi Gainmu of Mr. nnd Mrs. V. II. Grantham, Manv nrlr.es will lie given in- Mu, the latter a national *ocla| was . recently promoted to the rinding floor and costume prixes: *cience fraternity. He served as rank ' of Sergeant ut the-MIumi there will i«c m ole Imliblng nnd editor of "Flamingo.” was n Signal Corps Operating Center in fortunp t*llrne. nnd Inter in the member of the “ R " Club, the Miami. evening dnn-im to I he moiir of International Relation* Club, the the Sanfor I Vnval A*t Station Science Club. He was recipient J. II. Truluck,' McKuy Truluck, S v lr » hand. Mrs Fdward I ene uf both the Algernon Sidney 'and Mr*. S C Oabnm will be Sullivan scholarship award and ami Mr. nml Mrs. Mailin’ Stine cipher attended the Mato Lum­ In rharrre of the decorations. the Algernon. Sidney Sullivan bermen's Convention nml dinm-r iqcdallion, and is now attending Thursday night at the (hnnge medical school nt Kmorv Uni­ City Hotel in Orange City.* ) vcislty In Atlanta, where he 1* :i I member of Alpha Kuppu Kappa Mrs. V. 11. Grantham will leave fraternity. •* ' . tomorrow to utteml the wod.bng of her *on, Sgt. Victor II. Gran­ The wedding will be an event o f Nov. 9 in the Knowles Mem­ tham and Miss Maxiute Egglor which will l>e xolemited at the orial Chapel nt Itollinx College. Holy Cross Episcopal ( ’ hutch in Public against use without ili.-.ll- j cal ailvicc, M Siime prvferiMion items may i •vo’dd * i**i n presrrin- also bear the eyhtbol ‘'R X " which i I on a home remeily I® ' synonymous ■ with tta prea-1 more iletalUd' work, d««*Wr—Dr. 'Berwick though (t was known ths remedies would be sold over the counter without a ■riptlon. rI’ il'RINISK a n ian iCITED 11Kll Personal ^'Mr'fi.Dean TnAtTflYess Literature G r o u p TUXEDO FEED CO. DDT BUG HOUSE MONDAY. OCTOBER I t T O E R A N FO RD Social Calendar Miss To 1 ^ ftACT 1 1I '___ M v REAL ESTATE-BROKER Atlantic Bank IUd* MONDAY, OCTOBER 22. 19-15 v . ....•• Sudden .priog showers will hold no terror for you when you step oat i « The Mallory C o a it -t d -Goast . For this streamlined lightweight is »*yle-pro«ec*ed by Mallory's ex­ clusive Creeemetie procam This means that The COast -to Goajt w ill keep la (ashloo-fresh oca* and smart properfloor in spile of "the wind and the rain.* Next time you peee hy. be sure to etop in and tee it in our handsome selection of new spring colon. You're certain to agree that Mallory make* America’s tner lightweight heal . ' 7 ^ 0 to g.50 The Control Circle of the San ford Garden CJub ..met Frida; morning at the home of Mr K. II. Clement* with Mrs. F. I Hols, chairman, piesiding ut th huriner* meeting. Mrs. II. II. ,MrCa*lin gave interesting txtk oh the Const!' lion of tho club nnjl Mrs. Geoi McCall liilked on horticulture. Mrs. B. C. Moore, progr* cliairnisn, introdiiruil Mrs. J. 1 I’ rtrrson who discussed I’lantin Bulb*. Following tile program am business meeting the hosier served refreshment* i to the foi lowing: Mrs. Voile William*. Ml*, lii-tie Hinton, Mr*. B. C. Moor nod guest, Mr*. Martha Kinleu Mrs. Joder Comrro.i. Mr*. />* lU tllff. Mrs. John Kick, Mr It, W. Turner, Mr*. Charles FIs1 or. Mra, H. M. Pnpsorth, Mr* George McCaG Mr*. J. C. I’etei ion. Mr*. A. K. Rossetter, Mi* J, C. Davis, Mrs. Ralph ChapninM»-s. George Touhy. Mr*. E. G Kilpatrick. Mr*, l l . W. Rucker »frs. F. E. Roll, and Mr*. Fin rher Bolls. Aduirthed In Seventeen your lip t and flngnrlipt to tempilag than this slick job -In Revlon*i now I-dor*-you red. • U rfel button* tempting And delitiovt, toe, T o ta l Apple" Face Powder. QuolHy — o l tour tel t ’s Revlon I H elfeem el dOT* U p tk k is x r „ /•mBewdsrdOr Garden Center Open For All Inquires The Gsrdeti Cantrr located I" tta ianferd Furniture Co. U ""#n to all rosldenta of Seminole Gountv who desire Information ci nc'ruing toil analysit, land­ scaping, irrigation, flower arran'ismrnts and Inaectieldea. Mrs. 8. C. Dickerson, chair- W OO( SH O PS Touchton Drug Co �- TH W S A N F O R P H R R A L t> , 9 A N W ? IU ^ F l^ p fifP A Evangelist Returns. A fter Eighteen* Years* MONDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1945 Large Sugar Cane Crop Is Foreseen t ne will have upward* of fiyo million gallons Wood ducks, Goldeijeyea aryl ip than any in j o f bls<k«tnip,moUa«es. Hooded Mergansers neat ln> treca. Sufficient labor to condoct the The elephant’s organ o f scent Harv eating t'ie cane w*ilL! harvest ,la available, but ihe ma­ In In the roof of bla mouth. im . jor portion la Imported, and the* “ start simultaneously today 10 company’s 12 plantations............ company i* anxious to ua^ all n extend some 62 miles around the the domestic labor it-^efi secure i- southern' shores o f Lake Okee- flitting reported- Gfpnan war >fl rnobee. The cut cane will move to prisoner*, who wera. forwerlv the sugar house, where grlmiln; i mployed In field cultivation 0 operntlons begin tomorrow mom work, have been trensfarired from insr. continuing 24 hours n day the area. , * until the dose o f the harvest, “ Condition of tb « cane crop, Approximately 20.000 acres o f' despite the. hr..Tleane, ja Rood, •l cine will he nvallahle for grind- and we have been able to Improve, •. ing, and the company nlao will cultivations of the field* lieCautf " t grind cane for independent grow- of a better labor, supply turlh* “ ers in this nroa. In addition to the cultivation season,’ ’ Blttlnt " q j aw sugar. Jthu-.nrup -wil provi h> REGISTRATION NOTICE You like a j Needn’t worry •bout such thing* it your c ii't that suit* your need l The Rcgintration Books of thu City of SHiiford, j Florida, are open at the City Hall, commencing Mnni day, September 17th, 1046, for the purpose of registcrLittg fori the-MunicipaLPrimao’-EIcctlojutaJio-held-QP- November 6th, 1046, and'will ramain open each day 1 except Sundays and holiday*, up to and-including Satt urdnj*, Odolrer 27, 1046. FURNITURE REFINIHHED AND REPATRED I NOTICE Antique or Modern *nd yout pockelbook. _A n exnmirmtioil-oii— the_CimsUtuUotv-of-Ure-United Status will be held at two o’clock on Saturday after­ noon, November third, *ja the office of the Superinten­ dent of'Public Instruction, at the Court-House, Sal­ ford, Florida. Tor full information apply to the Super__I n t e n d e n t i___________________—4— ------ ------ --------- B ftfN ti-y tm it-r tM tN tT o n B -T o ua TO BE E X PE R TLY R E ­ PAIRED A N D RB FIN I8IIED . WICKER SETS P A I N T E D . P R IC E R REASO NABLE. PROMPT SERVICE. FATHER ANO SON weren't rplitc at | r ata when, they mot- t m-lby-(wM—r —‘—*— ^ t lm n n lt o o n l n s M U au > V n r lr iln o lf R e fin is h e r s time f(above) on a New York dock. 1 Elfcplcinn's Male Thomas Hughes i l l Glenn* S ired Phene 2-1929 Sexton of Ihe destroyer Poole, in Orlando, Florida with the Peel, grins in cmlrarra'Sij • roent, and Timothy, 5 nionltr*, r'2* | Isiera alann at being held In Ihe arms of a man. (Ittlcritoiiuaal) Colonial Furniture City. Registration Officer How Would iKnittf*) T.W . Lawton Superintendent. By P/M l|. ROBINSON, EUAKELT I GIVE U R." I'VE B E E N C M AS IN © HIM 1 A B O U N D THE C A M P U S FOB D A Y S ---A ( YE C30r TO S H O W F O P T IS A P A lg C FALLEN i^.WHAP WHV?.BG ~7 n A BOIES ON DISPLAY FRIDAY, OCTOBER Strickland- Morrisoh, Die SEEN BACIC "• ITDOSSN'ri---- L O O K / T H E B E S A T '. E A S T & TO RCH M E V fck?/J O F < LIFE, iF ir iS h fr it v HItS P C B S E N P TH 5 N I F M U S T B E IN A D D U P . ^ p - ------------------- — a n r i n w w i [i TH A T G U Y IN '.OVE* WITH W H O M ? H E H A S N T D A T E D S IN C E H G B f - First S t at Sanford Ave. ’ M : u m Bv.mUL ROBINSON tfiFlhllTBLYTHE d c t v p s /v j ■' ScMEMBBR. HE W E N P T O -ci S C H O O L HEBE, B E FO RE H £ 1M A Y B E H E W A S .N l O V E THEN - A N D H A S N r F O C o O IT E N CO ULD B S " r B e a t * Mi STORM CfNTIR of a controversy in the Army and Congress is Charles Tflppi (above), of Clearwater, Fla., discharged on- n -tI-point ndJusled servin' scue. All-American atnr of u service eleven, 7’rippi say* ho waa lot out with other "excess personnel" Baekjln Athens, Un „ he will ploy again with the University "Bulldogs". (International) BxlPAUL. ljC?8INlQN H E W A S G O I N S TQ S C I W HEN H E E N U ^ r e D / W A S IN LOVE WITH A G it T H E N THAT W A S FOUG£ -----i Y E A R S A G O , weDOM r'- WONDER IF P E O P L E IN UO'JkF A R E LUCE M U R D E R B B S "A L W A Y S R E T U R N * ING TO THE SCENE OF THEU2 1 C R I M E 57|-------- T T V ------ E SFt*M yiM -HAhkSlNG 'RpUNl?,TTMte.T'?«V5 rTC1 T» fA T S W H A T YjQU THINK.* D O VOW S I \ T IT S J D C r L d C E R W A ^ I S E L V KNOW H EC N A M E .O R ' A N Y T H IN G ." ftfUSELF a Victory Bond! YOU GET IA C K $4 f*f e m u s ’iKtfsrfo. WR TKIRRIT TIMI In OrMk history a clergyman heada the country's government Ha is Archbishop Damasklnoa, 83, Regent of Greece, -who ended the Cabinet crisis-by wmmmc- taking over the government perm « r e j- * o o * lly - e s Provisional Wguidetit B •' " h SlbiBlkAveitUe khawit ns: bodge’s Grocery l if e 7H W S W H Y U E PNS A RO U N D O LD Y P C D S A B l Y i— our ----------- \ W H O P -M .‘ >E«7HlSTCEE' - - " Gs e r r u — * h • HOi*v W E I s r«s ^ : -1THEN-VH; g o n n a f in d , L ’ WAS? D am askln os lo o k th e n et) 1 cot l n fflre office Orthodox «tehl»ve seldowr stow ’B U IC H L O V E S P M * K _ 1 S IM P L V K N E W THE R E W A S A G IR L IN H l S r T " M (International) rtvtK r 41 CLASS 0 PROVEN M I D 1CAXIOMS NOW.^- LO Plt.S * WITH INiTiAljS. L__ ttlA ALMA; -J2VD+ A N D Y O U <r- « ll In O N I outfit I y/MjMAl iiU fV K -. dSmSjj J «T O N i 1 — Inflamed Watery Eyas 2— Reiplrotory Congettlon 3— Nasal Irritation 1 Sneexlog Touchton Drug Co. rr~n~le ae— Ai aAi ieeet m i g' ■ ro 11 4 jAAgtp'iei d a M" •! > �PAGF. flFVF.PT T T lt flANFOM) ItE lU l.n , SANFORD FLORIDA O C T O B E R 22, 1915 ■ --’ --- In one Men or Shensi Prftv^ritc ANNOUNCING The re-opening of the offices of Churles L. Turk. M.l>. Monday. Oct. 22 ih the Masonic Building For thq Vnctice of medicine and surgery Office Hours iO-12 and 2-5 Office Telephone 600 * Residence 054 in north Chinn, nrlmilive oil w ill* produce foui, nr live b irrd * . a ilny by pump* entireW hand operated. , — ‘ci kA* i»f fHirrctpmirv 11ml ...ilr muit'f i% r n r M t u t t i ' m i n r n r U. S. pn'itiKilirn of ■rlAtSoi . uvwivat.r*, m r v n , vi.rtninline nod lobirnc run* from Ciclntier, IM S , iti amt In th*» U lr»i»». i i rn n tiv m . in i t i k h t a i t: »*r JIWMUO ta n el* .,in .4011 to in i! !*m tii in vmsio » M iiiin n lr T iiT t A n m ih « 1‘wnl y, i lo n d .i, id I'liiin c i i ) , la a n. r lflfl.oon.noo birrels hi li* 14 11. ( 1'.In .I tvpiiiilh CAftlftti Itlo irtn I»rin i «HU M t in n „ M .niH M A K lA T t: i a .'K t i i a m , i ANO i nn Mi* h-* **?FU ltlii ft i n m m l**Ml lutlfl r»*l inM lM nllll .iful \V iM » I unit i l AMl N .I.\i 'K h »N IIU C K lily u lt r . m r rtcfmni iwn», I II X\ \Y**imii, a . *n»* im» M iMvi tif M M I'rtu tl t o y t . t nl i l v r i t r li|l* t«<«lnKa *1 -dlmtl m il l Mil ‘M le m l l v » h. Atlftl unit ui VUbl r i*Ut<Tf b e f o it tti# f t p * <tMm of Mm « n lirt -> in tMntorrl. Mrmlnnin « NjiittlK* K i.il*. in iH f-rn tin hiiliiv* LIeJg A L NUtibte Ml bill**, i»ff jvtiifiiliiy. flit J»Mi «1r > i»i N»iv* I ih»- Mum* luiim to Italr Mn% iif till# • unit, I i' B>|i ,11‘V nu rllim tr In Kimm iiiitr iSniwiy, l*|'»t-t)l i iu« IS' :u i;,q ,u -A N N O U N C IN G Our shop is now open for business MKlSrtl III J'honc 571 DODGE PLYMOUTH -SERVICE- RENT A CAR YOU DRIVE- IT! PHONE^IO STRICKLAND-MORRISON, U-DRIVE IT, INC. .*• AND. - -w — PARTS Find Street at Son ford Avc, SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS to u buy tiuurnnrm, pay for ft, anil feu gel ll— until you have a loaal Then you want action. 1/ you (mured through oa, wm take care of all detail* and arrange*a prom pi arttlrment. That’t Sere- ftn M l«f M l# NlilL Mi I hi ,« lurr u n irlillti itl'M .dll*unlM|h]fl|| F it M. WAV. »•%' M iute hrt ttftrrfit* to I|(I* me n I*. t t 'i m u l i v /i S E A U T i FUU A S b u r E V ER Y* j U lN C .— TVtATiS. 1F V O U W R E C O O K IN G F O R n t -c ! lliliwprtti, tiou 1%'mlMu: In (hr ' *If n iit t CuuH of l«*l••i i»l.i. iim o i Im I o i *' ,11" Im-i lliitiuii lft. nf N'nti tiiti.-r, \ |» i i m :.. C n u fitj, Nov«*in* :.!h dsn *1' It ft* »• Kit a 4»I * 1* k U t U U r t . I Need a L A X A t I V E ? • i -iXKAW. T i n : r i m i n i in f i r * m v i ii .11 M il v %i . i n n i n . i\ %m i •••cm m n ilv I 'M M I I I I I IS ( I l C M K i n Ml rrn ; i: i.ir k H O N i * im .a in t u i i VS ) ftrVS N--**- 1 Q1acV*Draa|Ki |.Uiw«Hf lUnwc’fr n. ItiACMlOl 2% to 4D it«*(limitin Up lit lo t illv itl vr, I Ur wt* n li j ii * •it ii lip Mi*' i #fi» r» I** iffiniiittfiitii %»m i,» i*• .„ . .alu l ufl|hvitt r ittir r ilk -u p urn , #»> Hi I | lit ulfiOUiM n pri'tr lit* ✓ t Uiia * rly lv tl til iti'i- lUiurt m{ Sanf(»r*1«^#^W io»lr » ’*Miut», Uuiitu . Vful lilit, «ip th r t)i i LiT ' iNit%*tt, -a ii f«,i ,'. ’ *ii,*i; +,\ l * iftU>, ittliri u fhi> •'ilV cro* Kinri<l til 1111 i ■«if, • *o t\11) 11<i • i *'ii a - B0NN€ tO U C M f/ L ^ o e n e re / , t flc ln l ze SOUTHCRN- AT LA%T PA1RFGCT FLAVO U R/ thought YOU'D E N J O Y T A S T IN G tJ R E A D / £ IT ’S A G O O D OLD AW E RICAN F A V O R IT E / It l'H N In t S *'ii it, n f in m ill CnUri tty i> L. Hum iif p u i ) t ’ laek UANI> \V. W l'K N T K U till fill I 'l a l t i l lf f N ir r it is o f Ir of iirptitint'i* m m n s u lH t i Mot! n ii.H Mini Iti n flltn l tperience UnnetTwsttry • S Rnld while Icnrnlng • Frequent Increases ‘ # Overtime pay • Raid vacations PHONES vrm.irATto.N |ft. Kl |*l liftMV, ( A*(MMI"* Klttflllw.., Hi l*Hlltt(’rri'e lliirf- Rhone m il THERE. IS SOMfcrtUHOi rtK m jtM citH tiTtt. win*'* Him*' o f NFlrtlfliro aii'l l*m«t *1‘ f f ir*1 m lilifN * lw ltf»know n; Yim /Hi* lltf< ■ |»v imt If ii'it A nd rmititi n l Mi |»Hir tv, a rrcrtniM t*111 of i*ntnj[»tiiifii tllinl ilK llinxl von **> M piiiit'll •* ait»iVin vriiT "imtiTtmtiiin' .vir.rrv lb :, ljulIHi ii t ^ .1jufc—111t)__ p i IrT r iiin. , f 11:|,, Tin*wi;iy 1 e t’t l l f w lnn«t<'>MniM\^. ty ln lt Ami lo*inc In Mi** t*it> nf S m ifon l, UonnlK o f S«m.tu»li; atnl. Iltate ut KloMiJft. rtitiVe itnvtti n1.tr y ae till* low s, fife ni l ; A ll o f Ulorl4 3. T lq j is. o f tin, 'I*.IA M >,f Sniifi.ril -4*l,iT*iv\ll itf S an fon l. +*10* itis*fm ltt# In K, I t T i k Ummmto i .h I Mnp ihcHNii i> ItmiiRh j* Mi** rifllfi- Hrr 7 om iifMn-t > mii - —14—4 *—« » a l H**?>-ai4 e i , 4 . Til", .mil Hill rl..‘ , ill t t"1 .» « I...11* r1|ali)*li |w p u ltlU N o l in Iftttla S U M nf lit. pul.lli' fo u l II. rnlil. ,y n r^ypApi I*. 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I n i’ in I n f -n il I f p * »»n t i l l - '.ll» 1 I t la f m l h » r liVitainA Mini ttila H U lli'W I 'f pilV)Uah*i| in THi. San1*11W A t il I I ' l l HUNS rnfM tli vain, a m ibA* Mljfftr #*i •*»»" 1‘111 llrtiM In d an l.in l, Si-mlnali. O m lil)-. n f HHlifoi ||. FU«I 111 * Fln rtV l. nfira uarh ivnaV fur four j c o M fC u t! vc n r e e b * .. _________ i— sA Y K It W lT N r »> s n,y Haml *tm iiffle ta r ,a*| al Finfirt-n rln rld n , llila ilia n th .l i n f cii'tiiher. A . I > D l l . 109 'I'almetln H. J A M E S G U T A G E N C Y M Itiw H Cfinih'flJ'. I dnllth. IO.I1*.' iMdei-H* It. nit. Connected with * i .• n ru 4|, i |h r o f i;< tiri.O «*ti «ulnMoi4 in ►4»«i **oiin iy s i.ii. M lfiif"' iml » nS nii'li iilnllw or limn Oil nut in> hfliul m il O ffli Ml *r.il o f o i l l o *••1 till 11 olin’ , h»* \oM fijilifim l, r im iil. thin *!*th <l»i' K A i'll Kill NK * 4* Tin •ah, i oatf fln »n ifo ». f ‘ i. «• r ||oi ii.l'iii, A* • X ro illlU o f |lii- I t if l ir ir ik il| I 'it i'iili <’ " t ill Srfiiliitili* t ’ um i; W ill iitnl T m a llie n i **f l>, I ’ liH iili, ti> <• I#, lim it, Ik ** H. T Tlimutien, it*.,*i ,t‘.» o Khnlf By— Rnrficld and .Inckson HIST N. Pulmelli) Avc.' II) i:A ttt> | N I> d u ll.ll.ir lui --*4'»i .MiJidetuA1 «,n4—-fmM .lirnt frjnnrrti i j r.ru—nr-inrrs-t^ I V. lb .) I* H..II. U|.i , I... ’ I ‘ 1.1In I I lf YATES AUTO P A IN T & Bt)I)Y WORKS su A i \ " t t t e v - e W T w , -nr ,M;-T-Urtmnni ir .1 M n ,lr i.' O cnoral A uto R ep n irin g | | "5oV*r -neA—, ^ r u r n c J i c i r- y ni j •■i S W 'i .if MVT> Hiiu W c, ,.r M W , ..I \ P ' , ..|N\V S ,**■. 1 1 . I t , Vi<M>u-b)i> branes. Tt U your dninttrt U) pel a bottle of Creomulilon with thi dersUndlng you must like tbe * quickly allays the couch or yo. to hare your money bock- m B U YS' l l A v lN n t;i,M M S mi i'F iM A fftJ S A li. U N S r S .llh fcM T A T K . • V*iw »i ml f*ncti i*f ymi nti* tii- iflij noi iMorl torut tiiidlrufl In gio il* til niiy ^ citiunin tuifl ttonrimfit utiloli H*n, n r i li Hm n f 3muf ■ inijv hfuittfUtltMI ‘ l n't* I'^lffllll' Ml It I*. T lirn rlirr* it * o n 5*111, l«i 11* **f nztlit 1 tu in O , i*» Mm* Mntonty jiu iigv nf Si-miii>iU‘ iVuinty, rio riilH . at til* n f l i r t In Mm** rou t 1 linnmt t*f **niil 1 **Mnt) tii « m * Im .it <, i\ itM n H p lit rn in 1iI a 1 inonifM f fo o i tin* lln ii' uf thi* ft H i tuiti lira M»u o f thl*r h h lltf. Kuril «*!«ltn »»* «|i uifiml in* .Min .»> i:n* i s k a i .i •». j CUnSiit, many worern ny. hu bmu«ht ft* lief front lh* crmtnp-lflt* ifonr tnd tmTOut lira)ft of lunrlkmaf periodic dUirtwi. Taken like a tonte, Ii altr.ukl illmulila appeiile, u lift dUreatlon,* Him Palp iMtUd rwttl* j f f l l mr® for Ilia lo omm . 8U rW • Tuxi-rnb n e r v i e r •h 1UnJuimr "P o «t -TTir” Mndrl* It ]>xJu^reJM*r<*a FMiurrl ★ Important "Pott .Wat” lot lute hours ARI’ LY CHIEF ORKRATOR K - 5 weekdnys . .SAlUfdflXMiH riA lu r fH ljH i n -• I^ i . •• Impcoventail * Ntw Qualitfi FUcirnrr. H u, . c l nru OohVe In now fcr Ml detail* Southern lull IB-H, SbtirrtERN BEU TEU & TEL. CO. LbN E ftANfcrfek PREPARE EAfcLY FOR FALL THAT INDIAN O O M M M - I'M Tl)CKi-h!i P /U G H ' SECRET OUT G U E S S I'L l. R E S T < THAT MEDICINE. A .W H IL E B E F O R E G C I N 'jG O O D ' YOU FEEL BACK TO T O W N .C 7 / A . BETTER QUICK! IDINARILY, I P Q N ’T T^U ST V Q U f t S S L We're always lookintr fur wny* in h«tp vnu make that - car hin amoothei anil last longer.One thing, that will help immeiueiy is a REGULAR CHANGE OF Oil.. No harmful particle* ur r«- Good brooming nnil- gmsl cleaning go hnml In Hand , no one cun lie well groomed wcuring muled, wrinkled clothes. j I lIuc—will ■ellle_ln-.ynur. uauk ■h« c when It’s treated tn ictular cum lay us. tiring In cleaning i-nrty find he prupared tn meet th e Full s p u m iii w ith bnnd-box YrcahnesMl StMIMOII r’Rt S'V, W HOA, VICTOR! ICINE M O RGAN I i I II IJ J CCYYD 5f(rfrP MOV7: ."W DPK KEA\0 SAbl KIND O' SLEEPY, 10MTO LANEY DRY CLEANING CO no k . a*d Rltane 405 mam'la INStlltfe Wl+d ctiNFlbENfcfe We Can W in oakbE a ELLER ll f>0t HIM IN THE W it h a WITH "DUKE" MORGAN OF THE WAY. FOR TWE FOUR HOURS; MAYBE BUFFALO POINT CAN H O L D A N HOh/EST E L E C T IO N . [ n a ~ M ESSA G E Y 6URE! L A N E , D A N .A C O M E T O D IG / i f ON/ I------ ( V IC T O R ! I'M WORRIED A BO U T y H O P E HE "DUKE1! HE A lttf BACK I R E M E M FROM SEEIN' T H A T A B E R 5 THE M E D IC IN E M A N r * ELECTION Y E T ! .-------- 1 TOMORROW. You know that ifle Ivesting from r. Naturally, Uto abuse mint be to be extra tough 'Rubber— MEANWHILE, tottoto tti!>brr tru ck nm 1 h i rubber. E? THANKS RAN, p«iihiaj!r TELL THE LbNE RANGER I U DO A S HE SU G G ESTS I'L L FIND SA M POOLE AND DO IT R IG H T AWAV j-------l v ~ i - - ve'.**w'-rj5**mi«*- , i v U h '.i ^iV*V _______ I pj �* — PAGE EIGHT!! — THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA Port Of Calcutta U sed To Fullest In Oriental HELP W ANTED F IL L u p ‘ with Iw fCiem and fuel oil before winter. II. II. POPE CO.. INC. MONDAY, OCTOBER 2j, HI. G IR L for soda Fountain' nt I.nncy’s Drug Store. Part time or full time. ' , » r DON E. IIU TII A T Neesfcntures C ALC U TTA— Ameriran ingenu ity pulled tho cork from the bot­ tleneck at Calcutta's pon uni! M ALE barber for Ship's Service TW O FARMS FOR S A L E —One at Sanford Nuvul Air Ktution. ’ 3 acres, tiled land, I good well, 2 story house. 1 car garage, 1 ! W AN TE D : 25 colored laborer* tool house, 000 ft. West of I fur railroad work in Sanford. 1-aWe Monroe Post Office. One Permanent. See liniiisoii, — 5 acrrn, all tiled, gooil well, 2 HO Myrtle Ave. after 4:1(1 alory. house. 2 story bam, 14 t P.M. . mile west on Ornnge Boule' vard, J. W. Dell, Lake Monroe. W A N TE D : niei ami women to mill. Adkim .V • Phone 18. • __ 4 • work at rrat Adkins, West 11th St. GOOD- R E LIA B LE J N E D C A R S ' M Me wrtostten at or under OPA • W Vv£PHD>— High SilifwA-, grvduates. ages IK n u n to lanrii leillng. Nv new .cur*, for many Interesting Western Union Work months. Get dependable trans____ Apply Western Union Ofllre, portal Ion at rensonablo cost at Sanford. HOLLER MOTOR SALES 208 West Flrat St. W ANTED young woman IH in 10 In uxhist malinger. Ailvei GET YOUR ugeoline and oil at Usrnu-cum|u»lgm—Mtr-t-ia- f i e" __The__Stniulh».l--Station —eermt* to David elute of Flu. Refer­ from the Court .House. ences required. Earnings *50 HOUSEHOLD furniture. Mrs to tOO per week. No experi­ Grace Vcnuble, .100 E. 20th ence necessary. S eV II. L Phone 381-J. GundliM-k, Fail Juan llutol. Or­ lando, Flu.. Toes. 2 to 4 P. M. BABBITS for sale, 115 East ,21st torso lend-lease arrangement "With' Aluminum manufacturers the British, the King George there will be 100 new ua< ilocki, beat in the harbor. were aluminum in the peacetime rented to the U.S. Army. The equipment to whip the Japaneae and keep American troopa Auction rooms during 104.1.1,1 In the .China and Burma-India did the largest business in hi,. theaters supplied began pouring through In increasing iiusntilie.., ANNOUNCING* from I » sthe s Bay * of Bengal, "V loaded by the U.S. Army , utilities, hare n -hlghei nail} turnover ot material |x»i- measurement ton thun any other Army-oprrated port in thi wnrlii—more than I vU.0Q11 . tons—In—am— menth las: in the Cowun Building First to introduce High Test DDT Household Spray to Florida. Southern Chemicals now brings you* • .. ^ . P Y R 0 -D D D T with PYRETHRUM PMSIOENT TRUMAN I Oniliam, public m m i f MIT with members uf tlie War Lnt'. r Hoard at llic White Huuse to diswave arui postwar wugc-prlce pulli ies. Seated (I, to r.) ore Fran!; P. Snyder, Reconversion Director; Prdsldcnt Truman; l^ w it D. SchwcllenGarrison, public member. Standing (L to r.) arc John Leonard. A.K.L.; Witte, public member; Carl SRIpJcy. CIO; Nalhan P. Felnslnger. public 1birrs, Industry; Clare nce Skinner, Industry; Lewis M. Cull, public mam-' t.iy McCall, A-.K.U (fntematiunal Soundphoto) ..isianci of Calcutta Ma r v :bought tho city migh, bo taken if the Japanese succeeded in iieiietrutnis- India,. Miislsslpian Commands I.t. Col John (}. For..| /inna|ioKcn, dark-haired soumtirnor ,io:n Artcsia, Miss., who l ad been unioned at tho port In Karachi, nu.u^ wns named to star, ihu American port operations. Ho moven in uurlng JuiiUury, 1041, tnd wus i till In charge when pence came. . The only ports In Indir. availiIHe to Allied shipping at that line were Bombay ami Karachi. ..lire untuading facilities were in­ . lequulc, it was sometime-:* ncl-ssnry to hold Lcilo Road bulld­ og euulpmont long enough to un:ad ships with It. Equipment piled up on the mcks and loom ing ships had to veil In the river lor days. When he Japanese bundled Calcutta tatlmr In Lvccmber, 1043, then .as one ammuntion ship in tho urbor waiting to be unloadeil ml cmddcrable ammuntion store>l Flies. Anta, Roaches, MoaquitoeH, Water Buga, Motlia, Fiona, Lice, Bed Bugs, Tlcka. * $J.25 a quart . Distributed 202 Sanford Ave, SPECIAL NOTICE 5 Day’ Dry Cleaning Service t laundry la^t three dnya of week. Phone 475 SEMINOLE COUNTY LA U N D R Y CQ. Phone 47S iWo.JU-ton 'n s i h = n i AFIER RUIINO Argcnlimi wllh nn Iron linntl (or inuruMliifn two years, I'reildcnl General Kdeltnlro Furrcll, nominal lie.nl of 11to illctnUir* ship that ran the country, hat surrendered hD government to tha people. 11c nrrrptcd an ultimatuin given him Ity a group of army and tfavy olllrcrs. Knicmatiunal) P«nnansnt civilian ret if. P. 0. Box 247, Sanford. RUSIIINO UR IHI OANORIANK ol a tropp transport, army hurt* L t Net­ tle Bland throw* herself Into Die arm* of her brother, T/8gt Albert Bland, as his vessel docked In Honolulu. It was their tint reunion- in four years since they left their hoqto In Atlantic City, N. J. Bland was re 'nlly freed froma Jap prlsl o tamp. .This Is an official U. 3. Signal Corps itadlcphoto.'' . (International Soundohoto) i___ ■ GeneralMotors 1Workers Vote. III9 Local Golf Club Public Invited I* Leased By City .To Visit Station To Sanford Group Next Saturday .+ . ■ Lease of the Sanford Golf and Country Club for a 25-year period to a corporation o f Sanford citliens which wUI be formed this week, was approved Monday evening by tha City Commission following presentation of Ole details of the proposition by Gar­ land W. Spencer, attorney. Appearing with Mr.- Spencer before the Commiaaioners was Ed Whitner Rollins College gra­ duate (1040) who will have 50 percent of the capital stock of tha corporatioq. and who will manage tho cuuntty club and golf links, and wlil superintend extensive improvements planned by the corporation. Mr. Spanrer, who had l*ccn put­ ting considerable time and effort In raising money among citixens, deposited with the city. $7,500 in donations. Mr. Whitner deposited $7,600 also and to this the City ■ddod^UDO, makisvrxx to ta l-a t $ 22 , 000 . This money, It was agreed, was to be used to renovate and repair the dub bouse and locker rooms and to restore the 6,000-yard IK hole golf course to proper playing condition. It was understood that the City would make no further • Navy ‘t)*y . wil|'vJ>o celebrated Oct. 2? at Ui* Sanfonl Naval Air Htation with '*n aerial .parade composed of over 10<» tighter planea, an open house from U:00 A.M. until 6:00 P.M., u personnel inxpectlon of ail personnel attach­ ed -to the Station ami presenta­ tion of uwarda to veterans for acts of heroism'. Capt. William T. Easton, USN Commanding Offioer, announced today the public is invited to visit the A ir 8tatlon during the hours uf 0:00 A.M. and 5d)0 P.M. to aee tha display of planes and equipment and to witness the following program :’ A t 10:00 A.M. an inspection of all personnel assigned to the base Including officers and enlisted men will be made at me Athletic Field bv the Commanding O ffi­ cer ami party which includes: Executive...Off(car, Lieut. Comdr. Yick F.- U iie ry U SN rt;’ Tfttntnft Officer. Lieut. Comdr. Roy Breen. USN: Sr. Medical Officer, Lieut. Comdr. F J . Barkmun USNR; Administrative Assistant and Supervisor of Waves, Lieut. (Jg)q . " • • tla iM S O s T »u | Herndon Returns To Work A t Court House Monday wa* a glad day at Ihc Court House especially in the County Clerk's office, for O. P. Herndon, who has recqvered from hit recant Illness, Was back at his old poet. Ha was heartily greeted bv his fallow Court House workers and visitors. Mr. Herndon had been away for th* past flv t weeks because of hla illness. Three weeks were spent at tha Florida Sanitarium and Hospital In Orlando. Kit re­ ported that ha had received fine treatment and* care at that in­ stitution. . . Mr. Herndon was recently noti­ fied by Judge Millard B. Smith of tha Circuit Court that tha latter would b* In hla'chambers Friday. « Gbit* Organization To Be Formed* Thursday National W ar Fund FLOOR sanding and finishin; cleaning and waxing. II. $ Gleason, Lake Mary. 18th CENTURY CHARM A bedroom of beauty that will lost throufh poUahed Mahogany or rich Maple finlah, thla suit tine tlon to any type of home I Can be had In panel or thrte pieces. Bed. Cheat, and V an ity.. ‘ . ■ ,. The markon trill be o f pyramid at Ut* bottom and six incha* at ahapo, being fight inches square tha top. They wULb# white to contrast with tha Mack stenciled street nomas. Thro* feet of the poet will be rifmiylsbddineetaot post will be firm ly Imbedded in ba rwinforc- %ttworlnlnl I'rra a ) The number of idle in La­ bor dispute*.** remains around 225,000 as General .Motors Workers In' Detroit take n strike vote today. The feder­ ally comhicti'il ‘ lialliM appear­ ed certain to favor a work stop|MiRU by. .'100,000 mem­ bers of trie CIO • United Automobile •'Workers Union. Th e—-Union nnrtrThicrCorpora•'"ii resumed their wage confer ence, hut arc fur front nn ugree incut. UAW-CIO Vice President Walter Reuther cliargeil “ complete indifference" o f company official* ut yesterday'* meeting. Chrysler workers vote tomor­ row. and Ford workers on Nov. 7. Today’s vote is the first impor­ tant test o f an industry-wido campaign for a 10 percent wage AddroBSPH Kiwanis W H ILE A FELLOW PICKET at right makes n cheer that had its biith in the Bronx, the attractive ladv picket nt the left forgets Emily Post long enough to demonstrate with delicate ges­ tural her opinion of the police and deputy sheriffs keeping open a pathway into a Hollywood studio. The byplay wan one of a num­ ber Of such Incidents in the jurisdictional srnke in the film capital. (International Soundphoto) . ' . • Flan Transmitted "Atlantic Coast Lins Railroad company is transmitting to tho commission proposed plan o f raorganisation which provide* for tha merger o f Florida East Coast Rahway company fnto Atlantic Coast Lina (Railroad .company, a fair and equitable arrangement by tha Interstate Commerce Coin­ mission ta protest thi Interests #r*a Room at tha City Hall on tOeatlawe* pa O u s l>wa) Thursday night at 8:00 o'clock. A ll parsons'who have contributed funds to th* City of Sanford n view to ronlblltlating the ivo io i s - n a i s e a r or with Country Club ar* urged (o be present. ... . Ed Lovy-WhRnor, th* ’ now manager, will bo present and Tbs National 'W a r Fund drive plans1 will b* discussed for CONTRA C T A W ARDED prompt Improvement of the pro­ perty. Officers o f th# corpora­ Contract ha* boon awarded to tion to bo organised will be alott- tha Peninsula Concrete Pip* Com­ pany of Sanford to furnish con­ crete streets markers for street Intersections o f tba city, it was ■ nnouncs^thU^ morning by City Expert Auto Repairing Barfield 4k Jackson In connection with Yates Aato I'alnt 4k Body Worl ___________ Phone 371 ADVERTISING ONCE m tin The Atlantic Coast Line rail­ road. company yesterday made public Itk proposed plan for re­ organisation which calls for a merger with tho Florida East Coast railway "to protect the intepests of employes affected anJ Insure the maintenance of ex­ isting Joint through route* via Jacksonville to and from points novy served by FEC In connect­ ion'w ith seaboard A ir iLlna and n, MODERN P i a no Instruction rapid course; C. E. Junes, Montexuma Hotel. FOUND: Lea Truck Tlr«, lO.tk *20, 12 ply. J.W. Livings, P.U‘ Box 33. Alunffint* Spring*. Kl* AiCsLe Announces Plan For Merger With F. E. C. Road The kUlemtttl Which caWe from Proa. Champ Davis- of ACL oak was released be AsaL Gan. K5*#Ug#r Agent 'f u r ftaekall. bo4! Asst. Gan, ^ o l f h t Agont Jahjt Ada***, follow# i "On Aug. 17, 1045, tha InUratata Commerce Commission re­ opened the Florida East ’ Coast Railway oomoany reorganization nrkc ceding and later acbaduled hearing In Washington on Nov. 6 and In W oof Palm Baach nn Nov, IS. Tho com m !i«V i re­ quested that -any plana o f reor­ ganisation bo transmitted by Oct. without blueprints. Through a re W ASHING machines repaired— •nd all homo-appliances. Culd well General Repair Shoe, 701 North Mills, Orlando, phon- FOUND b i l l - 4350,1 I n S multi-million dollar family mono­ poly—the Mitsui—wre%tlad today with t’ • problem of re-organleatk» i«i 5 the Japanese goyerR* n<ent p -nareiKto ask American aid to ntcat its food crisis. J Mitsui was faced v.itl^ what to do with ita large holdinga frowned upon bv-General Mur Arthur attd the occupation setup. Welfare Mltoiater AshiHa said today the negt two months would be the Crucial period in Japan'a fo-xl supplies. In— Berlin -B ritish aulhoritUa quoted Grrman pHaohera liberated by the Russiana aa *aylng that of 100,000 Neal troopa taxon'at' Stalingrad. 4.000 have died. The commander of The camp where the discharged war prisonera from aast arrive say the Ruasiana are not releasing able-bodied men. In Paris final official returns from the .French election Sunday gave the Communlata 182 seata in the ronstitutent assembly, the Socialists 143 and the naw move­ ment of the Republicans Popul- Former Yankee Ball Nav>; Day To Be Cele­ b r a te d By ppen •Player Takes AcHouse And* gVents \Ve recommend that new customers send their, WESTINGhouae Electric refrigorator. 20 cu. Ft. Brand rtiew. Frierson's, phone 23. • ANTED TO RENT & A — -f-- // * < -GENERA L electric departmen site ' refrigerator, 2606 Yale Aye. 3/4 Ton GMC Truck, tood Mroa. Stafford's Service Sta­ tion, 110- Sanfonl Avanua. by 5 Day Ijaundry Service BUSINESS SERVICE 30 G A L Sopco hot water heater, y Frierson's, Phone 23. . temwht to - • vet* tomorrow.----W Opposing tha bill. Benata Edwin . - C. Johoaon. <D-Colo.) told .report, era e reduction in federal spendt " Ing should comb1before tea reductloni; Aa the bill* now stands It t will remove 12.000.00t) from the tux payers' rolls next year. The Sedate Finance Committee formlly approved a $5,616,000,­ 000 tax reduction bill yesterday and. leaders converted the Benate an-hour earlier then usual today to ,*nMd Ita consideration. Passage Is expected within two dajfal The measure worked out by thev Senate committee, however, nirlM ao widely from that appnrved by-tha llouae- that major readjustments will have to be mod# ‘In conference* between the tag's recommendations carry great two ,hoos*s. ‘Although the- finance eommltweigfal In, the Senate, it ia conilm rsd certain that several ef­ forts will be made to amend the bill. , Boms,, Senators think exemp­ tion*- should be mnda larger for Individual Income taxpayers and their dependents! others want to reduce itha high wartime excla* taxes as -jb* • House voted to do; th*r« also ta a move on foot to a m i* J n > « $a*.000 excess praflta ip for corporstloqs. For quick knock-down, sure kill, and lasting effects ngainat . c m s m i'll" . -!. t.| <-nd N CM HER .11 7 Ballot Appears CerI; tain To Favor Stop^ page O f Work By , 300,000 CIO M en Signed In Montreal • ---- WASHINGTON, Oct 24, (A P )— The S e n a t e began Work today on a bill designed to lift 16,626,000.000 of the burden from Individual and corporate taxpayers n e x t *■ year. Chairman of the Senate Finance Committee Walter F .' George • (D-Ga.) said he believed the bill would bo Another FIRSTfor Southern! WANTED WESTINGhouae Aerosol Bug * Bomb* with DDT. Frierson's. , phono 23. . Communis ----------- HcroHH-from-the 1*o^t Offtrc--------------- lI u iX u u '* m is c e l l a n e o u s Member Associated Press HANSON’S-fiHOK REPAIR SH OP~ '* * ■ ONE horse 5 years old and aaddle Phone 4U-J, 20 acres tiled celery farm, liiicly plowed and liariowi-d on Cam­ ONE dining table and four chairs eron Avenue. Phone K.U.- Stowe, $16.00; Pressure cooker, 20 IU2-R or E^lwiml (/, |.nni*, quarts, $12; iron lied, coil phone 542. __npringi and. new jqattressj and • dresser, $45.00; Two wood NICELY furnished 2 Im-iIioium heaters. ff.OO each. W.A.r Harapartment, lower floor, closu _^ln- Adults only. I*. O. Box I 5U. WERTINGhouse Aerosol Auto­ KIRKH A.il pro|i<-rty, 1 I /3 ncres. matic “ Bug Bomb", containing about 2 acres of muck liiml. DDT, $2.06. Touchton Drug Co. Main road’ from Kuntonl town of Oviedo. Inipiiii- Mr. GET YOUR Baby Chicks ~ n't Hunt’s Tuxedo Feed Store. __Harold Kirkhnm. • Phone 35H. W E D N E S D A Y . O C T O B E R 21, 1915 Yank MPs Guarding Treasure Found In Jap Mint ' Passage By Senate Finance Committee MODEL A 1 1/4 1'orso Briggs A Stratton gas engine. SOU E. 2nd. St. ' ' SINGE'R Electric portable sewing BORROW h i;itE WHERE machine, $30,00. Can ba seen PRIVACY 18 RE-SIM2TT.il • 400 Atlantic National Bank YOUR natural desire lur pnvuc) llldg. between 0 and 4 o’clock. in money matters Is hlrictp respected lu-ra. ETiciids umi B A N K R U PT SALE relatives atv not uuestiom-d . o f A t a t Freight LJaaa, lag, about your credit. YoUr i.-nq 38 Ford Van. wus $550 . .... $ 350 plover or btisincss ataociule*41 Int. van was $1176 how 1000 will not hear o f your personal 41 Chev. cab over J affairs. There is no cause for teas $1116, now .. ..... . 7U6 embarrassment. 30 CMC van, wus $1065 Re-unnably credit requirements. lidw ............ ............ ........ 850 No co-uiakcts o.v n."n.inloans41 GMC van wan $1218 ■'ariskls payment plum.. now ................ .................. 1005 .F A M IL Y LOAN CO. 40 GMC tractor, was •Torids Rank llldg. Phone .*11 #1070, now — .............. 3(1 Int. tractor was $1628 now ...... ............................. 80 Int. tractor, was $1863, W AN TED now ................... ............. . 2520, El 41 GMC tractor, was $1493 0 OR *40 I'lymouth, E’ord pr 40 White tractor, was Chevrolet st-dun with good $2864, now ............. ...... . tires and in good merhnnirul rontlitlon. H e a t e r preferred 4$ Maok tractor, w as, Phone 803-W. $4176. now ---------- -------Dorsey trailer, was $1496, W IL L PA Y 10e per copnbw ....... ...... ....... ............. copies of The Sunford 1 GMC trailer was $460 o f Oct. I, 1945. nbw ....... .......................... Klngham trailer, was $1496 ilow * Fruchnuf trailer, was DODGE - PLYMOUTH $1428, now ....________ ........... TraUmoblW ‘ seller, was PARTS A N 0 SERVICE $2201. — .............. H Bnbw R . .............. — 1606 KN IG H T T R A ILE R CO. 108_ Palmetto Ave. Phone 1011 • have anything vou _»on t— EXPERT Plumbing, 36 years exOpen Sunday perienre. Repairs, wuter'hent W. Beaver l*h. 5-2651 ers, toilets, Irnsins, baths laun Jacksonville, FI*. • dry tubs, uobd service. No Sat­ urday calls. George Cuurscn, $176.00. Can b* Box 578. Phone t'o. 4100. Jessamins Ava. 16 WE ARE full** equlpjiel und know how to recap your. klnt*. Natural rublier or syotheta wa protect tha sidewalls ol your tire. Jones Tire Shop Cor. lat and Elm, phone 60B. hardwood floor*, on* acre of ground. A bargain. Call County SANFORD, FLORIDA, Senate Works OnMeasure To Re-Opening of WO waitresses, one kltr.ien helper, two chumlief maids. Hotel Mayfair. P E R _fur_.Ilium la . AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER Established 1908 P L A N T S FOR V IC TO R Y GAR­ - DENS: Collards, Cabbage, Let­ tuce, Escarole, Tomato plants. W AN TED : 25* orange | See Mr. Hall - ot thr Also -Strawberry plants, J.W, Fruit Cd. O ffice nl the Bell, loiko Monroe, phone 16. Market. CONCRETE steps for your home, wnnted. Phnni- ’County Phone 244-W. J. E. Terwlllc- M AID -n rT 4 * PLYM OUTH and luggage trailer. Price is right. Box 42. West Fir it SL L. F. Kaufhold, c/o M. Branpn. THE W EATH ER A fresh outbreak of violence in the turbulent motion pictuie strike resulted—irr-thr injury-of flo persons, one of them ii policeman, and tin- arrest of nix others after workers crushed through u mass­ ed picket line nt -.Paramount studio. Thom- nrtested were charged with illegal nickeling, resisting un officer or buttery. Inglewood police helped 50 studio workers -breach the picket lino of 500 strike sympathizers. Lawrence Nuy, n' policeman who wus taken to hii emergency hos­ pital su(£ciing from n bond in­ “ Unless we find a spiritual and: cultural e |uiviili-ot of atumie ener­ jure and ,cuts nnd bruises, said gy. we are doomed to destruction'', t •fne of the workers hud unaccount­ Dr. Elwimd t’.. Nance, president ably tripped uinl beaten him. At Republic studio, where 150 of Tampa University, told the Kiwanis Club today in an address pickets bailed the way of sonio which «mpbusiie<i toe importantoi 6(Hl workers, u possible clash was of individual thkklng nnd tbn ne­ averted when llqrix?rt Yat*s, Re­ cessity for olimliiallng, racjal and- public president, directed the em­ rg|igiin s picjudirs from, lbs mm-J ployes over u Ipuil speujier to I'r-tuin tu tKv.i Tirfrius. “ t i r ionsi war world. Intnsluced by Erank Shames, j huve no trouble.’’ he suul. program ehnlrman, as nn eminent! pastor, educator and author, who served in Isitli world wars and! helped to train ehaplains nt I In vard University, Dr. Name spoke on “ Kind of it * World We Want to Live In" nnd suggested) that nls'Ut every’ general ion it i*' mvtissnry to start building tIn*. world nil over again, lie painted j I ’ lii thi* hntfH'iut uf Jiipii.t out tlint Hie soldiers of tills war know the plan of attacking did a whnlo lot more thjnking' Pearl Harbor prior to Dec. 7? This, highly int cresting ipie*about (be post-war world than the soldiers of the Inst war. i -riou Is answered m tin- usu.il The world lias made I rcineiiilqtJK devious wav of the Japanese in Usual newspaper, “ Thstrilc. along scirntifis lines. Dr. their Nni i- .taleti, mentioning the, Mnlnirhl" in nn Oct 10, edition atomic bomb nod the discovery of of which was recent l> col to -Ilfcillill lint lias failed to keep The Herald by Lieut. Volie* Wll- , in tlie field of hiimun rcin-j liams Jr. uf the Sixth Armv, lions*. Colleges and Universities! son of Mr. und ill* . Voile W il­ bute given all too little recq-iu j liams of Sanford. The paper 1< ttnrr, tie VnWTto like nleii wlio have j made coiitriliutions to psyehotogy,* «qcioiiy y r ’viml (wtvrnattonal re la-; wits leleused by the secretary lloiin “ The kind of a world we have of II.I.1I. 1'iinre lligushi*Kuni Jnduy, Dr. Nance said, “ is the re­ who requested that it be turned sult of the kind of u people w.) over to the -Allied press corps: wt-ieyt'stcrday. {jrithlng much was ' •“Although Ills Mu testy the Em­ tin- mutter with pre-war world—we peror hem.I about tue general had most of the comlorts of II- outline' of..* the operations, his vlng iiiuj the pour were provided Majesty did n»t know puitinrlai t for in some w a y- but we Inckctl about (hem. His Majesty under­ it (*•« 11m in i l 'r « o i I'liH f Onr| stood that the United Stutes H HiillMUril <isi l*u$$e* Tnal Dr. E. C. Nance Tells Kiwanis of Post-War World Eliniinution Of Rac­ ial P r e j u d i c e Is Vital To Welfare ! ’ Th«- Seminole High School Hand I and Ocleryettc* who .have nrnirvi *e.l real distinction during the pro­ . sent foot hall sedsou iVitli their » drills, will get Into the state news and -photographers' focus next. ’ Sundav afternoon when they per-, L form in honor of more than 30ti R *ar.veterans who will lie Induct‘ ad-4nto tha American I-eglnn, noi*eonling to Joel R.’ Field. 7th Diktrb't Legion Depart ment rum­ ’ mender. The mass imlui tlon of veterans |will take nlui-e at 2:tM) P.M. at ' i Seminole High School field, with Dr. E'llwuod C. Nance, president r war heroes coming from 3H 1m-- I o f the University of Tampa anti r. Iglon posts In n radios of 100 Jformer instructor at the*chap* 1 miles. It will Ik- conducted by Iain's school nt llum ird Univer­ the Miami Legion Guard of 1sity. spoke to Kiwuninus ut their Honor under direction of ( ’ apt:. luncheon meeting ut thu Hotel A l R. Lambert. ("amnla-ll-Lo** Mayfair »n the topic, “ Our Com­ sing Post 58 of ighirh J.J. Rocco mon Task as Wo E'ace the New ‘ U rommapder will la- hosts to World." the visitors. L Services of tlu- high school band and Celcryetles were sfeurL e d through the patriotic eo-opera' tlon of tho memliers. Principal ’ Herman E. Morris. Miss Jessie. _ |Mcllen Durden, girls nthletic tlir- XT Ittlc. bund I I u V j ector uml Miss leader. Sophie hie MaDongal will • r . “ aUuk-lmr— •tu . ff—a*.—Majorat to..— Ibe-p, ■ aftern oon " ut dinner at the Mayfair Hotel Sul-SiiLmlav • - 4t00 oVIiK-k. Leu jon locomotives urdsv night- which will be atill will us S infold beenmes* li'it'led by u group 'of-lot) Sanford’ ........rlaiig. ............. - Uio renter for the 7th District and Seminolu County business Memliership Roundup, which will men honoring the Navy and Const bo made under direction The 40 (•uuid, was• announced today by 1and 8, headed by l* c Weiners, the commiltce making arrange 'Grand Chef De Cure for the De­ mcnls fur the meeting. George by, Kd Lane and Roy Holler. partment of Florida. MuynanUC. TmDr. Wuller J. Mntlirrly,. dean I Burrell of Jacksonville will be of the college of lliisiness Ad­ .chairman of the roundup commit­ ministration' at the University ol tee. They will be * welcomed at !■lot Ida and past district gover­ State legion headquarters in nor o f. Rotary lutvruutioiiul. will She Valdez Hotel by State Ail- deliver the |rlnt’ipul addiess of tant Reid Mann, and by mem- the evening. Senator Lloyd F ra of Cnmpbcll-Iaisslng Post. Hoyle will serve ns toastmaster. Of late tho. Post memliership Ilibk Aiken, who will lie ur has Increased sharply, it Is re- compunied by Dr. II. II. McCusirted. Saturday evening, follow- lin ut tlit piano will sing some g a talk in the downtown dis­ of the songs which hsve ihaile trict in behalf of tho Legion bv popular with local uudiCol. Snm Brabson o f Al* l *TAG, : ,i , Willard Connolly will 18 men from the Sanford Naval tram up .......... 1th Hurry Kudell in A ir Htntlpn. Joined the poet, and IU„. „ f their specialities of banjo $5 old member* paid up their ar„t piun„ 2ue*.. ' Hairy l.usslng, cartoonlnst ex -1 Col. Brabson s|M-aking from the traordinary, ha* promised s o n ' Under o f the Post locotlve point- diversifying fn his inimitable Od out that the 25 year old faclll- manner^ Mr. Touhy stated. Chaities and organisation of the Irs Morrison --HI have charge of American Legion ia based on a the gmup singing and- will lie solid' foundation, and that the assisted by Harry Kudell ut II k L egion own* physical properties piano. valued at more than $300,1)60,000. The dinner will start at 7:30 He contrasted the apple and pen- o’cltK-k, it was announced. I e C ploymsnt made possible under ,th* G..I Bill of Rights which the E. W. Biggers Back From New York E. W. Bigger* returned from Savsnnsh, N’ . Y. Sunday where k* has spent th* past two month i working for W. T. Whitehead celery Interests. Ha was accom anted by His wife and his daughMrs, JJ. Bolly, Sanford author ir. Mr*. Ted Davie o f Delami. Ha reported a vary good colery a**ton and much business actlv.___ . = . . t t y between Sanford and the returned from th* Florida S a n i.lg u t* o f Now York. H* declared tarings w b«r* aba was roeuparat-J also that th* weather hod been £ Jap Newspaper Is Sent To Herald By Lt. Volie Williams Local (airl's Husband I)r. Ruprecht Advises Wins A ir Medal On Mildew Control U S N A V A L AI R STATION. Spraying und ducting methods iA t ’ K.NONVI' LK, FI O lllD A, Oct, 21. (H|ct’iul) - K>m. Samuttl necessary to pi event downy mil­ M. .........-on. Jr., USNR, son of dew in cabbage now growing, .Mrs. T. L. Randall, Conner, Fla., liuve been outlined for the bene­ wax irri'iitl) prcsi'iitcd tin- Air fit o f growers lay Dr. *R. W. Medal nt t-cn'iminie* held at the Ruprecht rhemist in charge of U. S. Naval Air Station ut Jack­ the Central Flmidit Kxpcrime.it son vile. Station. Knkign Thompson entered tlie i “ With the advent of cooler the ruhhugc grower service o f the Navy un Doe, II, weather IK42, and received his wing* at should ba on the ulert foi downv IVnsHiolu on AI ril II, IUI1. lie mildew in his secdtied." Dr.* Ru.me entering service he was n precht asserte I, "A s it is easier student at tho University of Flo­ to prevent the up|>ea ranee of rida downy mildew than to control it While on artivr duty overseas, grower* would tin well to. keep Ensign Thompson was attached their beds sprayed with writable to a com|Misitc squadron und saw spergon. or Pi dust them with art on at Lingayen Gulf, Iwn S|>ergon tlutj. “ Th* best controlof this Jinm sjnl Okinawa. The citation awarding him the Air Medul reads disease has beet^ obtained by Dr. as follows; Kddins at llastingj by beginning “ For distinguishing himself by the treatment* u week or ten In order to dispel the suspicion meritorious arts while [.artici- days after the seeds were planted that he might by tailing u tall paling in aerial flights In oper­ and continued three' times each tale to h la'fa llow students, I I ation against the enemy at Iwo wtwk unless the topipelature falls year old 8t*v* Hodgkin, son ■ f Jinta tlurinr tho period 1 to II below 40 degrees during the Mrs, Mayme Hodgkin, brought March 1046. Basis of award: night when two trratmens a woek to school Monday the need of a Completion of five etrlkes against are all that are necessary. Spraytrs which deliver al least 16 nound bob cat hs had shot* the estmy." Sundya afternoon. The out-| Ensign Thompson Is at pre­ 200 Ihs. pressure at the nozzle stretched feet of the cat measured sent attending Landing Signal with three nozzles for every two 46 Inch**. Officer’s School at tha U. 8. N'u- or three rows of plants, and ntula While he and his mother wt-rs 'ail Air Statloh al Jacksonville. or tractor drawn dusters have driving up Onora Road near the Hie wife Is th* former Bobby net- proved most satisfactory for southeast corner of tha Sanford te llesrd o f Sanford. applying Spergon spray or dust. Naval Air Station, they saw the Poor control Is likely to result eat croaa th* road. Steve Jumped A meeting o f workers of the if small hand operated dusters from the car, shotgun in land, 8th Vfrtory Loan Drive which or spraysri are used. . aud shot tha ’eat crouched tome is headed by E. O. Kilpatrick, Approximately 60 Ilia, of « • ( eight feet away fn tha bushas. will b* held at 3:30 o'clock Fri­ table Spergon are needed to make It was a mother cat, and some­ day afternoon at tre City Hall. tha spray required to spray an where in tno bushes th* crie* of 'Scro of plant beds 16 times. |f her young could b* hoard, said Mrs. Hodgkin. Tba cat is ba­ iler ed to hav« preyed on poultry Steve Hodgkin Gets 15 Pound Bobcat � 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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 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/78ba9066d6f1c665272d718bbe78f5e4.pdf d83b0cb29f63e6d090a6d4aa0c8b16f3 PDF Text Text FACE EIGHTH c l a s s if ie d WEDNESDAY, OCTOBElt 17, 1948 TIIE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA a d v e r t is in g ’31! QUICK coupe, 5 good tires, price $176.00; Cart be seen nt IlfiH Jessamine Are. 16 blocks FILL up with ki’iwuito and fuel out on West let ' St. • oil before winter. If. tl. POPP. CO., INC. PINE...and Oak .fire wood, cord or dozen. Immediate delivery. FOR SALE: Ample quantity long Shorty Anderson, Longwood. j life GOLD SEAL asbestos rool Truman’sIdeasOnSer, coating rontntnlng Pctrogum, Sanford Paint A Glass Com­ HELP W ANTED vice AndTrainingOf pany, 117 So. Park Avenue, GIRL for soda Fountain nt LanPhone 303. Boys Puzzle Capital cy's Drug Store- Part time or full time. TWO FARMS FOR SALE—One WASHINGTON, Oct. 17, Mb— 8 acres, tiled land, 1 good well, . ' hiucs ForreataL Secretory of the 8 story house. 1 car garage, 1 Navy, declared list- Saturday •ool house, GOO ft. West of • Lake Monroe Post Office. One WANTED: 2G colored laborers “ there Is no bettor way to start a third world war" than to do—G acres, all tiled, good well, 2 for railroad work In Sanford. mobilize too rapidly. atory house. 2 ■story bam, U Permanent. Sec C.C. llronson, Addressing 100 .men nnd wo­ milp west on Orange Boule111) Myrtle Avo. after ‘ 4:30 men graduating from the -Arner' vard. J. W. Bell, Lake Monroe, P.M. can Red Cross training unit it Phone IG. ___ *\ WANTED: men and women to American University. Mr. ForLUMBER-Lunilterl Wrecking 3 work at crate mill. Adkins & restal snid: atory house behind Reel’s, very Adkins. West l!ltn St. “ In our hnite to get rid of the — beat-lumber.- Plsnt---door*, win­ -vtgws-of -war, we mny-sUip-out-. dows and’ plumbing. Duhart’' WANTED: Colored man for gen­ selves so rapidly that we will Lumber Ynrd ' eral Inundrv work. Apply In serve notice on the world that person Seminole County Laun­ ••ve do not intend to meet any ONE HOUSE, two tots In Golds­ dry. HIO W. 3rd St. evil that may prise." boro. Duhart’s Lumber Yard. The capital hud different Ideas WANTED: Office clerk for MsGUDD^RKLIABLE USED CARS th e re o f SanltwL. Sec Mr _todav ubopt . whether .President V, Me selection at or under OPA rfumnn w-artl* -unlvtiwIiWrulplRg. Brunson. telling. No new cars for many for American youth find a v-unmonths. Get ‘ dependable trans­ IG demand, Avon Christmas Lined Army, nnd Nuvw. portation at reasonable cost at Sets at this time. Colored rei- ---—Bowie people'thought Mr. Tru­ HOLLER MOTOR SALES might have committed him­ prcscPtatlve wanted. Write Box man i 20* West First 8L A, c/o Herald. iself to both yesterday because.: The White House disclosrd lit* GET YOUR, gasoline and oil at COMPLETE H I S T 0 R Y OF hail nsked the Cabinet' qnd iithee. . The' Standard Station stress WORLD WAR II Authentic high officials to posh bis legisla­ from the Court Houac. text, Official photos, Enormous tive jirogrnm, which was outlined A nlce/lot of New Hampshire pul­ , demand. Salesmen winded. Send in a message to Congress Sept. <1. : $2.00 for complete sales kit The President parceled out UKlets, nlso white Leghorns and or write to: V.M. nntt. Gen. various parts of the program t-i Aaterlopes. Dressed fryers or Distributor. 3170 S. W. Hth St. the officials most interested in live weight. C. L. Bridges, Miami, 36, Fla. them. Under tlmt arrangement, he, WANTED: * High 'School git/ assigned'the War Ultlt Nnvy lie ; HOUSEHOLD furniture. Mrs duates, nges IH In 30 to learn purtiurntj the mirt of Ids mesGroce Venable. 30(1 E. 20th, interesting Western Union Work sage "dcnllng with" a universal Phone 3R1-J. Apply Western Union Office, training program and “ unifica­ Sanford. tion of the armed services." SABB1TS for sale, 116 East 21st On first glance, some individ­ uals thought that meant lie want­ FOB RENT ONE five room bungalow com­ ed both. pletely furnished. Phone 639-M. Hut While House officials said 20 acraa tiled eelery farm, latelyplowed and harrowed on Cam­ today that Mr. Truman hadn’t PLANTS P o iP v iC T O R Y GAR­ eron Avenue. Phone E.II, Stowe, DENS: Godards. Cabbage, Let­ 102-K or Edward F. Lnne, tuce. Escarole, Tomato plants. phone 612. Also Strawberry plants. J.W. Bell, l<ako Monroe,, phone 16. getting la-hind LOST l o i r FORD Model 00, Tudor*, 1036 Ford Tudor. Reasonable WALLET containing money, re­ both cars need some repairs. gistration cards, licenses, etc. Call after 6:00 P.M. Oiteen, R. Daniel St. Clair. 7IB Willow W. McCullough. Ave.' or Herald Office. CREAM separator, A-l condition 0ST: 0 keys on riui No. f7D Call after 6:00 P.M., Osteen, 20, noturn to llerulii Reward, R.W. McCullough. Demobilization TWO piece living room suite ex­ cellent’ condition. Phone County W ANTED WANTED: Small home, close in Deal with owner. Mra. E.M.W c/o Herald. . 41 GMC tractor, was $3403 GMC trailer was $150 Klngham trailer, was $1405 the Florida State 'Chamber of Commerce, of which William L. Wilson, Stale Market Director, ■is chairman and U. H. Kramer, co-chairman, has chanced the date rtf its fall meeting, which wa» scheduled for Jacksonville, to coincide with the Farm llurcau meeting and accordingly will l>c held in Orlando, Nov. 14. It is believed --------- b< Mayo and oiher Florida agricultural leaders that definite assistance will be forthcoming from the federal government If the true conditions now confronting the state's fare men are made known to secre­ tary Anderson. "The Orlando conference" Mavo asserted, “ will by no means end our mnrketing and other troubles which were confounded by the sudden ending of the war, hut should help to clarify them by placing responsibilities w h e r e they lielong.” war level, they will come down considerably within the next few months. Florida VViven Learn To Save On Food MIAMI. Oct. l7. (FNSl- Ac. rdlng to u five yenr survey 'oiiducted bv Dr. Uhelnold, professor n economics of tho Unlvorslly of Miami. Florida housewives are ppylnr 03 percent moru for.fomlstuffa in 1046 than they paid in 1040. Dr- llhclnold predicts that food nrices are il’-e for a tumble when increased farm production nuts mors fresh -fruit*, vegetables, poultry, eggs and meat an the market. He points out that throughout the country nnd In Florida parti­ cularly fprm . production- has steadily increased anil before long local markets ns large quantities the Increase will be reflectd on ot farm produce liecome available, which should rosult in a sharp mice drop on such commodities. His survey shows that In Miami the average family of two persons Another FIRST for Southern! First to introduce High' Test DDT Household Spray to Florida, Southern Chemicals now brings you 8 piece Group D D T with PYRETHRUM For quick knock-down, sure kill, and lasting effects ugainat Everything for u Luxurious Liv­ ing Room I Complete eight piece outfit . . . everything you need to make a living room of inviting com­ fort and charm . . each piece care- Flies, Ants, Uouches, Mosquitoes. Water Buga, Mot ha, Flood, Lice, Bed Buga, Ticks. fully selected to achieve a tastefully I I I combined ensemble . . Spacious Davenport and chair, two walnut end tables, two lovely lamps, occasiunal table and coffee table . . . .|H $£.25 a quart MODERN BEDROOM BEAUTY! DiatHBuD'd by JENNINGS SEED STORE 202-Bonford Avo, AMERICAN LEGION DANCE A t The’ Armory Benefit National War Fund Saturday, Oct. 27—9:00 P.M. ’ * a, ,„ — Music By “ The Banana Boys' Adm ission: $1 per couple (la x inc.) Men in uniform-50c (lux inf.) Ticket* on Sale at the following places t Smoke H ouhc, Bill's’ I’ kg. Store, Frank's Tavern, Itoumiliat & Andcrwin, City Drug Store. Touchtun's For Table Hcscrvation Phone 200----- 50c per person The public Is cordially invited to attend WANT afternoon Job after school 612 E. 6th St. WANTEDi^Good _uscd-tricyrlr, 40 White tractor,, was 8S364, now ... ........... 43 Mick tractor, wax $4170, now . . . ....... Dorsey trailer, was $1403, TALLAHASSEE. Oct, 17 <FN S> — Agricultural problems of serious concern to Florida farm­ ers and growers, particularly In the mutter of surplus disposals nt ‘.‘cost and better," will 1h* fully aired at Orlando Nov. 1«16 nt Ihc annual mooting of the Florida Farm Bureau, it was announced by Commissioners ft Agriculture Nathan Mayo. Secretary of Agriculture, Clin­ ton P. Anderson of Washington, will lake pprt in the Nov. IG discussions, during the time he Is guest of the Florida Farm Bureau. At Commissioner Mayo’s re­ quest, the agricultural division of W ANTED TO RENT FURNISHED house,^twn or three bedrooms. Permanent civilian resident. P. O. Box 1021 San­ Parlor PULL set. of Beaut: ford. equipment, Reaionab . J. E. Jones, 422 E- 4th St. Sanford FURNIFImEI) house or apart ment. Permanent civilian rest dent. I’, u, Hox 217, Lanford, I*X young New Hampshire Red hens, sir. Juliets ready to lay one ’ rooster, $26.00. B.E. AnMISCELLANEOUS sley, lit* 7, ^Box 142-W. BORROW 11Lite; W ill.id. .EROHENE Battery type chick PRIVACY IS RESPECTED brooder. $12.00. See at Camp­ YOUR natural desire lor privacy bell’s Security Feed Stord. In money matters la strlctl) respected here. Friends atm BABY carriage slightly, qsed, relatives are nut questioned $16,00. 1I0H Maple Ave. about your credit.' Your em­ ployer or business associate, 6 ROOM bungalow unfurnished will not hear of your persona, Close In. Phone 037-J. affairs. There is no causo Tot embarrassment. BANKRU p t s a l e Reasonable crcd't requirements . of Acme Freight Lines, lac. No co-makers o t tr"nev loans "triable payment pUna. FAMILY LOAN CO. Florida Rank Ride. Phone 33 now ........ ....... —........... 40 GMC tractor, was $1070, now .... ............ 3V Ini. tractor was $1628 now ....... ................. Florida Farnv Bureau Meets On Nov. 14-15 Forregtal Sees bates WANTED I have a cash buyer for your home. See me today. Edward F. Lane. I have several cash buyers that want- to buy u small''house with two or three acres nf land. Edward P. Lane. Phone 462 See me at once i f you want to sell your house in the city. Edward F. Lane. Phone 452. 1201, now ........................ 1005 BUSINESS SERVICE KNIGHT TRAILER CO. We have anything1 Vou went BRING YOUR CAR to Cordell’* Open Sunday Repair Shop. General repairs— Oil change and Lubrication. Kent Bldg, phone 17. JERSEY phone MB' PARTS AND SERVICE place Walnut dining room good condition. Box TB, 10$ Palmetto Ave. Phone 1 EXPERT Plumbing, 35 years ex­ perience. Repairs, water heat* era, toilets, basins, baths, laun­ dry tuba. Good service. No Sat­ urday calls. Gedrge Ooureen, □t ROOM heuse with three Box 678, Phono Co. 4100. ex Ire lota. Thao Stiles phone WE ARE fun? equipped and know hew to recap your tire* CONCRETE steps for your home. Natural rubber or synthetic Phone 244-W- J. E. TerwUleWe protect the sidewall* « ' your tire. Jones Tire Shoo Cor. le t and Elm, phone 008. W l4 P L Y k o U T H and lugfi » I U r Price ! > * . . Iis . rlak.1 , » 42, , ' ,Waller. right. sBex BODY AND Fender dents, West First 8L L. f . Xanfhold, injury or fading should be e/o M. Branon. corrected now to combat aging and weathering. A. new pain­ MODEL A 1 8/4 HWee Brig** less msthod awaits yeu at ; A 8traitor) gee engine. $00 E. YATES AUTO PA IN T A , I BODY SHOP W N. Palmetto Ave. Phene 8T1 ____________________ VO L A N T E ’S rascal1 c e lery plants. Enough to plant one acre, gpod condition. Phone 018-B. Easy Terms CHAIRS Science Proves 91% of Vitamins Saved With ■» ^ -For—Happy- Homecoming* chooae a deep, r e s t f u l Strcit Lounge Chair and Ot­ toman. /Upholstered in a handsome fabric, full spring construction throughout, re­ clining backs; every feature that means comfort and re­ laxation! V I T A mized C O O K ing ■W—.TJ V IT A m iz e d COOK in q ii thr modem, protective method that prevents needleaa loea of vital food values. 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B l n a i l h — T h ere , V To Protect the Peece of the World i To Promote the Profreee America) To Produce Prosperity for Sanford. 1 AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER LUME XXXVII Established 1'JOR GIs Criticize or Slow urney Home SANFORD, FLORIDA. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1!), !*11A War Criminal Trials Start On Nov. 20 Added Headache For Commuters D S h ip T B r lO - In - l For Trip ILA, Oct 10, ( A P I Enlisted men In the ppines, w r i t i n g the rs column” ol an Army •patter, the Daily Paclflaccuae Army authorities Ing the ..homeward ent of- veterans of shf ng, ■ Inefficiency and ise-breaking.” i*<Th* writer» complained thnt the A r m y ia falling to moke use' ol 'tloiena of cargo vessels anilIqjt’ empty for the United States. Officials aald the freighter* arc unsuitable, but one letter said "hire us a case' of ten-ln-ono rntfilis and we'll be tickled to death td ride the canto ships home.” ' They also said the Army is .hart) point men home first. The violating it* promises to send the policy of moving men by ions moved low point men in while high point men in IBlr groups, or unattached,, were "UtOeallaae* Pace Threat tf* C&nnolly Explains Use Of Flag In S p ir it Of 1776 Dy WilUrd Connolly it Hollywood movie direc­ ts, trying to be historically accurate in acenes, sometimes get "messed up,” Is indicated by the following press clipping of a d l rector who tried to duplicate A it . Willard’s “ Spirit of ’76” Technicolor musical film a historical background: M TU "Director Gregory Ratoff* is one man Who won’t tampar with history in motion pictures— esah when* the facts Involved aren’t quite correct. -A.’ v “in 'Where. Do We Go From iff 20th’ Century - Fox’s rlor m lnclq musical which ____________ _____■* a n d r H a W r r and at ' the Rita Theater, rear to carry a flag In a aqane dlupllcating Wlllard’e famnting, aim ___ "The Spirit of ’ TO." ............ ttln research revealed is lltUn feet — the flag depleted In painting was not adopted | two years aftsr the Revo­ lutionary War. ftThc actual flag of WashingColonial Army carded n lie opens boor <Can tinned !>■ Twnl e Rotary club will hear J. A. ng, superintendent of the e Monroe power plant of the la Power and Light comf, .explain. feature* gf electrb , generation and uanimlssion Monday at the Mayfair Hotel, recent election of the nole Chapter of Future FarVem Clark was elected (dent, -arman Gano, vice fdent, Thomas Kenny, secreand Albert Byrd, treasure!-. Clark succeeded Ralph Johnaa president. Tha latter, by Intment of the president, was in charge of recreation ities. 11 Sir Knighta are requested '{attend th* meeting this even. of Taylor Commandery, No. K. T. which wfll ba held this In# at 7:30 o'clock. Impor' business will be taken car* wlU be a dance tonight jfthe Celery Crate aponsored b; junior class of Seminole Hig!£ , Tomorrow night a picture will be given at the crate will be free of charge to members. ion Is Conducting lembership Drive nd Bight” are and roundup in Ban. and U for seMneW R ?menibers to , th« Legion. Campbellit U will 1be host to "Forty B. has requested that ell memwho have nott already paid duee do *o at one* in th* Poet may be represented percent et the roundup. American Legion “ Locomowill be at aw Roumfllat Anderson corner en Saturday ■ im 4:00 U 7:00 f . M. in or> i accept dues from old mem* However duee may be paid Legion officer at any time, pope, ar to stimulate tb* t a ­ re for mesnberthIn. Col. Braboon of AFTAC will *a public address at S:00 Baturday evening at the of park Avenue and First u bend sneaker faculties TODAY: Partly rlnud) with w nllrrH »howera anil with little change in tempera* tnrea througlr Saturday. TOMOItROWr Scattered nflertwnn «hn»rr* throughout anuth purloin. Memher Associated Promt N t'M B E R 20. End Is Sought To CIO Strike In Michigan Ships Shattered By Okinawa Twister U-Boat Commander * Denies Giving Any Order To" S h o o t • Survivors Of Ships Idlers la P h i U p­ lines Ask For Car* itions TIIE WEATHER Truman Confers With Cabinet Over For­ mula' For WlFtf c And, Price PoRcics H A M ttU R G ,. Oct. ID. 1/1*1— ' t ill P rrM l Cnpt. Adatzery Schnee, German FoderHl a n d MicHfgaff cnmnuujder closely associated stntf‘ officials moved today Grand Admiral Knrl Do*. , l*3.ified today that to olid the strike of 2,000,order* 'Tie even issued t’ lO utility workont ns*TimN» I I ’ mut officers to kill oiRtlucy crows atoyed on the “lipf._ ftynrr. of tupedord snl He. Wits a witness -before: joli .to niaintijin olitdrii’ ser­ court trying British military ” vice for some 2 ,000,000 con-' other U-boNi commander, Heins sumi’is. Uov Harry F. Kelly Eck. and four of the crew charg. , called a meeting: at Lansing rd with killing eight survivor! of the torpedoed British freigh ter1 today in an effort In end I’ ek-us i)i .March, 1114-1. the walkout. In Nuernberg the world's first Union leaders Were to utlund. great war criminal* trial nf 24 lint it was not known immediately , high fax!* anil German mIHtirwhether representatives of the' * istK and 'industrialists -will- begin Consumers* Power Co. would bo , here 'Nov. 20, the International | n Rucknei liny, 'Okinawa.* after a t M-mlie pet m.i Gl El) MASS OF' WRECKAGE is left i present. Military Tribunal announced to- 1 t> noon n ut lonir.i ovet tin* island had stlbsitfed ' r wind .ind '20-foot rollers drove the I S. The total idle' nationally is day. v‘ • - •Ot‘.dot auii :» repair shi|> into a collision olid left ' ■> '-!■ I liKiisnml; were left homeless lempoi- now 457.000 including 210,000 --any when hurrnck* r ere leveled by the storm. Till .m oft i ml I .S. Now photo. ( loteroationul coal ntibers who have been or­ RERUN. Oct. HI. )/!*)—Twen. Snundpnnioi dered hack to work Monday. The tv * four ringleaders of K'illerite walkout of .15.000 AFT. longshore­ (lenhany ueie formally indicted THESE YOUNG WOMEN, walking along the t> : . t n Messuchumen in New Yolk ended after yertelxln) before the four-power IS days, lull still smouldering was setta Railroad, are on their way to work in Bo.-ton i’ nalde to get Allied military tribunal, charrfvd transportation becnusc of the Inis and trollev -in),i Ihej tried the the hitter fight het.icen the in­ with plot ling, starting and wag­ railroad, only to learn that train service had iii.ipbraiily broken surgent group, mat .union ptesi-■ dent Joseph P. Ryan, down. So here air the girls liecl*hnit*toftiiig to ‘fori, i IniVi null min! ing World War II and perpetratring nlmrllif?. _ persecution^ and ; Sound photo) ° ---------A t ( m O lifn ir h ! devastations unmatched in the --------= — . WASHINGTON'. Oct I!'. I/Pl— histpry of mankind.. President Truman will take up Trncing the course of a doomed ll> " H I M M.icN I’ll I with his ealunet today tho pro­ "master race" from the infancy The Seminole High JJvlaad blem of setting the mumn'* coprsa oT ‘Nazism to otter defent, the I'el'Ty *’ FVds,’‘ will eoii’itntH the on Vagc anil price policy" imliftment gave a review of the Thousilnds Of Dollars t.cala V. IIdems when tlit-\ . pin) Mori* Than 174 Mil­ I lit * President tohr mi newr Sunlord's haulilesl '• lilac I lie horror-ridden history of Naxism vesterdny In. might Lost To Business By Wilson fold) 'it lion Dollars Paid I'omerenre semi it A in terms of the disappearance of make n puldic statenicut on the European Jews, tha t gh Failure To Qualify after the rnbiuel diseussion. For-Butter Subsidy issue wn. .re murder of 1,11X1,0011 persona In it The Ttesi'lil (ollry of (he nd ( <..I . single concentration camp, the aitnlstlalioa lu slated was re­ County and Sanfoul H XSIIINGTHN. Get. 111. td’t destruction of $135,KOO,000,000 In 1tiieSeminole flected in speeche? t»y fteconvi'i losing thousands of ihdlat This tidtnl ceiling price on hotter h ■Cl >t-»Pio| I Russian .nntluiud weallh. .and Month A fter Leaving Served As Guttofer 4n i trtrturc income through'~fidtnre * ni IP (n tl'insi Vein oi .1 2 I to 12 til will lie IhhisIi'iI tile to six points sion 1lit eel or JoJirc W. Snyder ill and; rnrlitvemenl of a of P**t two days. Snydei urge<l luhu.sincs , men to ounlify I lieu’ > I 1 ’ will'll •Pontoid had i[ pound Nm S • Outfit At E ta in 170th Field Artil­ continent. crcasing wages but holiling the stores, factories oi buslnessc 8tnbilixnt.ini Director Collet mi phase of leadership lit for training nf uar veteran help- iniszihlv rin- lies! 1 .mi they have llm on prices. nmineed this lesl.er.dav in withl e r y . B a t t a l i o n theEvery He Is fn Civvies Germany of yesterday waa in* under the G. I. Hill " f Rights nail - nice HI !d. -in.lord I’lllel ■Uhile Mr. Truman spoke. Dr. diruflig, effeetive Oct. til, a war­ I.iioiei The’ to '< Vi ged J; * : _ *!.included among the dcfcmlanta—• provisions, T. W. Law ion. eduntv Frank time subsidy of five cents a pound (| f ( |1(l Ginhum. a former member "Wildint III IP By Julian Slrnstrom Gpl, Ralph \V. t.iMslng .lr., re- enhuiet ‘ ministers, administrators,’ superintendent of srhoois, said I aid to lluttcr processors, , n 1 War I .also hoard, was Till’ "F’l’ils" lf‘‘ . Iifl'll going Bine* my rqturn to Sanford. ,t ccntly let inncd veteran of the diplomats, fiimin'icrs, industrial* today. a senate group that the I rice Administrator Bowles,_ in k t lit onK ii liglq dmimiy -i.Mmugi imber of pcnnle (including the llittlr of the Rhine und Rattle ists. anti'army and navy leader*, •Supt. Lawimt urged that htisi- for tiie pn-i. wciji 'lid linvi* Inooi a iimcurrunt alutenteul, oxpfc.i- country's "biggest need" was to editor of the Herald) have asked of Cenlial Germany, was a gunSeven Nati party and Germai ie-s mew. lomtart him in his work out a wage-price policy to p i -mg attacks. ■*‘d the u) Iniun that tiie effect •of , rejdare thr wartime powers of me about their sons oversea-' and tier ‘ind liaison man of the ] 74)1H military organization', were do. oifice a t' the (’unit iInline to working mi the butter price increase on ’ihi’ squad i at lull strengiii w ii Ii wlrat happens to a soldier froru Field Artillery llattulinu wh.i |elared criminal organizations ii| learn the benefits Of these train- . tliv expllng \V1 (i Hu* < , option cl Hilly. Ludwl't, *ost uf living will he offset by inn he leaves his nrguidzti uorked ns on instroinent cecoril- ; tint document, the most moment, mg provisions. tF.*i tim Resume Gpcrnlioas dei line in oilier iteois. gum'll, ul't I Icinald Ityos* win* Lion ’ HI ci htlwcen the guri crew on the uus of It* kind over presented t.» A /.'The p'lrVc* V ' v .- ■ o Ipwn riven as Truman told newsmen Ikiivlcs said the overall cost “HiT) 4 W & f * 1” ' i)omu wIvh froriv lines ahit~ti cummiaul p«f,i fa rnurt, * »ui- ,s;. . ■ tin .the. Just gMIUU hu was.-very kai I to die is t" hue Its voting men, of Ihr'Seasun. Uye-s is r « period of TfVlng hftd' dropped•twaiUntlri1"Lids*'h^^alhl.’iPy r was statipuc.1 in. Europe «o whlrh was situated heiiind the | eiiiir..i off!i’‘U (hi Jo,i" strike’:* Presented By Four Posers suid II. H. illll, representative to ie ael inn m a hurt time. Imw of one percent between July lf> id 21(1,000 Unite* Mine Workers, I have no assurance that nn T h e 25,000-word indictment of the Veterans Administration ever and Aug. I.V He said also that 51 of the Ill'll strikebound soft identical system is operated in ( Inlcr* it# In when and where* wan nii»A!*nte<l by Amoricun, Hrit- whn is nt the Sheriff’s office I loaning new Idnek uniform then was a subsequent drop ill coal mines were already resuming the Pacific, ltut to those of you to fire the hnwitzei were reF'rench and Russian repre every Friday at , from P:(KI to will tiie eosl of potatoes "«nd other oliiMl'e III mci*1- the |n?u! opurutions. lewis set m»xt Mon­ who have sons, huriiunils or ceived from the command post t hentuUvea nt u one-hour session 4:1X1 P. M. to inten few veteran > l»o’‘/< w.ll ii’illly lie dies*!'.I ro-i of living items". day ar Imik-to-woiF fluy. fathers in Europe, my own ex­ by telephone which ( pi. Losing ,lu. spec|B| tribunal which will in regard to G. 1. Hill litoiefitn F ’oi these reasons, Runles said, fur the ’H'ioi- ioii mid if the playperience may be typical. Also relayed to the gun crew, lit try —' p o s s i b .1 Noting a UMU’ slatemcii't that starting by In connection with this, Mr. ing eiin compare with the lllli- "lhi‘ eoiisiiiner will pay no niori’ Lewis notion yesterday was this pertains to the movement of worked also ns a gdnncr •f .1 Thanksgiving — 1lie 2d German* Bill told of n veteran from Kin fin ms tip' -crowd iuhi'I lllive* liny for idl items going' into the fam­ the ."in tin- publh interest”. high point personnel only. How crew of nine men whose duty mimed. simmee who returned home hut winner ns .iii yvliu will will tin ily budget ns a result of the in taken I 4'oil ft ftitr«T nil '! I ever, it is possible that men re­ it was to keep a howitzer gun jerejiM' nr butter prices Unfit tho because' hf 'Injuries sustained Rt‘ A special copy In German wn gume, turning to the United Slates for firing, fie snld that four crew­ pines be paid lit the time nf III buttle, was not able to carry on ‘I he -luitillg line is ex period . i render of Japan." emergency reasons may in some men worked continuous! in dispatched to Nuernberg for mo work as formerly, lie was ii i instances be subject to the same shifts of four Hours each during vice on the defendants, headed able to lake advantage nf vete­ I., Jie I ingle, I. E.: Clark, 1.. T.l . The. butler subsidy went mt , j H i g g i n s A n d H o y l e by Hermann Goering. Rudolf F'iVtdiiig, I C.', Kilpatrick, l typo of nrocessing. an intense haltlc. lie *rtid'nl*'i effeii June I. 1043. Since that rans training benefits Ilnur, but Cox, I:. G . Hingletury. It. Sunday afternoon, Sept. P, is :i thnt dining heavv rains and sttmv Hess, Jimrhim von Kililientiiui. was able to do so in (Irluiid time th • Reriinstructhin Finance S e e G o v e r n o r O v e r Kastner, It Fl.i Culliim. I.. II. ii ; 1I’orpmation has luihl nut $I7I,<‘>'.|I.day we’ll never forget. We Imd stoi ins it was extrriuely diffi­ Field Murshal Wilhelm Keitel There lie now receives $103 just returned from Church ser­ cult to mnv« the gnus because pud Grand Adms. Karl Doemtr month training benefits from th“ IS....kiln R II It ; Elli’ . H It.. 1 ui lr. processors. N a v a l A ir S t a tio n ind Andei-o'i. F‘. It • vices when n friend nf nun the trucks* that pulled the guii- uml F!rich Harder.- • be'i til v lif Agriculture Audio The defendants were given .!•) government, in addition to hi Tills game promises to In ooi’ — ■ proved i uni’fllntioii of the telephoned from Reims thnt no would hog down ill slush. days in which to prepare to salary of $311 a week. . .Mayor Ktlwnnl lli^uiii* nt»*l f llie mod ihtillnig id tile sea ■-i'b nlv. ilie nnnniiiiceiueiil said, were on ordors to return to the ( pi Lansing onteicd tin- Army mi Ii imt promptly at 7:30 |al ii States. After hurried preparation in June, HM4 at Fort Mr|’hor»on, stand trial for their lives. The “ di’mi'hd Is still strong Senator fJoyil I', Hoyle took to court will fix the date for trial. ■Vhiri____________ . . th” «jf Wednesday nminiifg at jtud_muny_ yictor_ Check-Buck—He—wms—transferred— —Ft, Orlando in orilei to keep an upwe left Ktain. Franco between Rliigg, N. C. where he nllemletl ■JUdges jtihi prosecutor* wlm m till i’!’* nn«l riroccEHom/ tended today's session will leave ! iwlntment with 'Governor MillniJ From Trip To Kansas Verdun and Meta, early on the 11n instrument und survey scIuhiR Caldwell in TnlluliasM’c to confer USO ( ’a m p ’ S h o w In i » morning of Sept. 12, via motor after which hu w h s stntinncd at for Nuernberg as noon us posai with him in regard to use of vehicle. Before noon we hail Camp Polk, La. and Camp 8hunk, hie. Victor Check, Sanford resident Germany violated ifG sepain e who just rrturued from »u six S e e n A t N a v y S t a t i o n J^*, M l C I e l I llie Knuford Naval Air Station arrived in Reims and registered N. Y. International treaties, agreement* |If or wlion the Navy leaves, at the Hatf-wa£ House. •» trip to Knu.iis, reporle I 9 After i i t riving hi* training ill ami assurances in her path of weeks’ i Plans for City and Countv US' : e l H i t m i'll' got ■ lot of i'll , Ths following morning we dl* that he enjoyed everything mi I of tiie Station w'eie presented ' • covered that we had been placed llio status he departed for Europe conquest from 1033 onward, tiie his journey except the cold Jo> nieiit ITiursdav evening at in December, 11)44 on the tjucea' tiie Governor with tiie idea of I f 'wiillnur.l o .i T b »I weather, nml llrnl lie was on the • Sunfold Naval An Station 11'■■h i liMircl lia I's a e T m » i Klirnhcth with the 170th ItHttalronrdiiintijjg with plan’s being wlum Vii tory Unit 211 of the that account glad to get linrk lu inn. Upon arriving in F'runce the < iilli.iun uf two Dodge sedans made by the State ill respect to I Si i lump Show a presented « Sanford. Hallowe'en P a r t y liutlalinn was assigned to tha At Tupi’ku lie nlti-ndcd rodeo, well balanced variety program of mi Park Avenue ul 11:30 o'clock military lm.es that limy revert F’iial At my under (ienerul Hot! Rat E r a d i c a t i o n The •tnt Lid ■iiliestia ai' Wednesday evening, ■reaulted m hack to civilian control, Mayor Planned A t USO ges. at the Kansas State F'alr, nml miThe I70lh fought in Beli'Unqiaimd singing ami diljli'ilig serious injury to Richard Mc*‘ Higgins suid. on llie way buck took in the git-m and in Germany and when They' alsil rii(|i’d ul tile State * Headlining tiie program wnv Clelland of Kimford, psssenge • A Hallowe'en party will be it arrived at Kcmugun was at- Is Making Progress sixth game of the World's Series mp lei oi m the ear being driven ’•oath Road .Department to roofer nil ut Chicago. The fat tilesi we t G< idull Alexupdet, held for service men and women, luched to tile UPCl I, IVIrion. From and niugiclun, wlm uti the avenue by Leonard "Ityrk" Seminole County impl projects, Grady Duncan, c i t y health he got on the trip was Denver,* d'leniumi service wive* and hostesses at tho Re mage n It went into the Ruhr Knud 21)2 'front hu ,ju'.i lelurneil from tine" Little, recently returned servfv*> particularly. UBO next Wednesday evening it Valley pocket and then wiih officer, and H. H. Nickersnn who -Colo. Much sule of stock was tuhiirr i veuiiT of ntitertailiilig Jn Urn limn. The . ii lielonged to llumer Oviedo to Geneva which needs ie 8:30 o'clock, it was annuuiicu.1 transferred to the Third Army has been assisting him In vindi­ Until cals surfacing. They were advised Renee Melvn, Little,- hi> brother. cating rat* from the downtown place in Kunsas. he said, und Pacific theater. today by Joa Hall, dlaector. under General Patton:ami*shortly section. tliul this road could lie put in have returned .from addeil thul the 'state was ju«l xylupliuni t, wlm was featured were wrecked. There will be many prizei thereafter the war ended. mi the program, also spent u Th other rur was driven by the budget for next veur u« a recovering from a prolonged Jacksonville, where on Wedne* given, including floor ‘ and cos­ Following the dcFInrntion af Jordan, negro, who was periodic maintenance project. tume prises; there also will be pence the battalion did security day and Thursday, they attended drought that wus detrimental to veal in the I’ncifie area, ineiud- Wilbur Mayor Higgins .aid that they lag New Guinea uml the Phlliii- -.ml to have been heading noun apple bobbing and fortune telling, guard work nt I.and* hut, Bava­ the meeting of Rodent Control the rutile industry. iill ms, playing an a iriick |»I>»i • if bit'll speed mi Park Avenue. enjoyed the air trip which ’ w h s end later dancing to the mutjc ria, which is located approxi­ Directors of the state. in at times for simill isolated His injuries were minor. A niudc in a small monoplane in Mr. Duncan said that new pro- T B of the Sanford Naval Air Station mately 30 miles from Luxem­ A ssociation fin unit, of men. She Imd to net sailor, tilling with Mr. Little, two lii'iii s flying lime from Or was reported at the meelBand. There Will be special deco­ bourg, Germany. The 17oth re­ (irated for bruises nt the lifmlo to Tallahassee. They re­ instrument on her luluni u. ration* put up under direction mained at I-andshut until the ng in regard to use uf DDT Plans New Hospital uto new (ids country, us enlist ant Sanford Naval Air Station. Mr. turned also by air Wednesday of Mrs. 8. C. Graham and Mrs. last of June, 1945, and then insecticide in killing fleas ttmt trucking tilxmi had ulxint ruined i.title's Injuries were reported evening. Edward Lane. Plana tow uni securing an isoluwas transferred to Camp Lucky Infest rata, and for gelling rid toImn USO Director John Lee of Strike In France and finally of the rate, formula 1080 whs tlon tuberculosis hoapitnl in Semi­ the okrone, she declared. l>i. Munson, who treated Mr. Other performers roundly up Contructing Starke arrived this morning and sailed fr o m I-olfarve, F‘ranee, head and shoulders above all nole County were made Tuesday .McClelland at F’ernnld-Luugbtoii DeLand will relieva Mr. Hall for a short July II, 1045 enroute to the other poison formulas for this evening at a meeting of the hoard plaudi'd were: the six Gold Memorial Hospital, suid thut the Coasters, u dancing ail, llie S e w e r a g e Plant purpose. So potent is this poison of directors of the Seininolu Coun­ time, while th* latter take* n United Slate*. girl singers; injuries included n fractured it j * ty Tut rrculnsi* und Health Assoc- Cleveland twins, which is used In water, that business and aoclal trip north, Cpl. Losslng, son of Mr. and kept lation, acor'ling to Mnw Fllizn- Three gobs und u (ini, acrobats, ski.il. broken nose and -badly DELAND, Oct. IP. i/P) Acting returning In #*r(y November. N'o arrests have been Citv Mr*. R. W. 1-oislng of 401 required by the State to be |uml .Sid and Ronnie Dean corned- i, in lip Munagur F’teri Gnias sail under strict supervision, uml F'rench Avenue, wears the good allowed for public use, he said.not belh Hurkey . Kucher, secretary. i ians formerly with Olsen und made In connection with the yesterday that Iht J'. B. Green A. II. Petemo'n presided. wteck, uet-ordiiig to police. . conduct ribbon and ths ICustern DISCHARGES Johnson in the show, "Heliza Plumbing Co., Surunotn, has He added that use of thl* Mrs. Mary Rawlins, Seal Sale .jioppin.’* J. A. Penlnger ntuimgcd Pfc. Geoige1 Alford, 015 East Theater operations ribbon with poison had put downtown San­ chairman, started work on the City’s Sew­ appealed to all director, .Third Street, ha* received hi* two battle stars. His brother, ford under good control as far to assist with the seal.sale, tiro- the show and Put F’loyd was Adams Wooten* 77 age Disposal plant. Green, him­ honorable discharge after four Pvt. Gerald Losslng l* now sta­ as rata were concerned, but due coeds of which, she raid, would tic musical director. self, js here, a* is his general tioned at Fort Hrugg, N. C. at to wartime shortages, work bail In Longwood inanugcr. ie medical, me Dies year* of service with the George F*. Higgins, get­ devoted toward tha building of the corps. At one time i t | t i oned lending the same Instrument end hot been taken;up In residential Isolation hospital. ting work under way. They Survr School that Ralph ' at- areas. It is planned,' however, at AKTAC, Orlando, he served __________ L. McCill _ ___ |BB_service* for Council i meet to complete the work with­ ! _Funeral >Sgt Simon It was decided to employ a tended l with the 9th Air iprp* of the in P0 days. this year to extend the ret con. full time secretary fn view of the 7th Army fh th* Afman, Sicilian. Receives Discharge x AS ; „ jT „ ,?nt'ht7T^ iT,iUlenyle.re Green’s resident engineer is trol over e wide area, he added. Increasing work of the Associa­ French. Belgian and German sec­ who died Wednesday everting evening at a here and will be on the job thrtion. tor*. He la married to th* former DREW FIELD. TAMPA. FLA. loud I ospital after a long ill- oighout construction. Phm. 1-c Bob Hickson Leo la Benton of Sanford. They Get. 10, r— (Special) Set. Simon ness, will be held In charge of Mayor Lee F’ugle pointed out JVIX ON REBEL intend to laave aoon for San Fran­ Townsend C l u b s L. McGill, fco year old soldier llie FIrickaon Funeral Home at today that this construction of the Discharged. By Navy cisco to make their home. Sanford, Fla., was releas'd 2:(Ml o’clock Monday afternoon at dlstxisal plant, costing some $620,To Meet Sunday from ON THE UBS REBEL, Oct. 19 from the services of the Army llm graveside . at Myrtle llfll 000, 'ja being, done out of- funda Bob Hickson, Phm l/c USNR, (Special)—Lieut (Jg) Sydney J. JOINS STAFF Air F'orce* today at the Drew Cemetery, Tampa. thut have been set aside by the Mist Manon -Mkrrill of De- received hit honorable discharge Nix, USNR, 1812 Palmetto Ave­ Ths Townsend Clubs of the Field Separation Station, F'ar the past eevsn years: Mr. city for tha purpose, which ia Lund. a graduate of Stetson Uni­ from the Naval service at Jack nue, Sanford, served on this Fifth Congressional District will Kg!. McGill Is the son uf Mr. Wooten hud lived at the home now “ cash In hand” . Thl* 1* not During hi* fleet minesweeper when ah* was hold ' their council meeting Sun- and Mr*. Elam McGill of Ri. I, of Mr. and Mr*. W. K. Stum nf a government financed project. versity and of tha Unireralty of sonvlUe, Monday. Florida, ha* -Jelnad the staff of period of aervica, hs was station­ among tha first U. S. Navy ahjpe day afternoon in the Seminole Havana; F'la. Prior to entering Longwood. Ha waa born Bept. N'o bonds ur revenue certificate* to enter Omlneto Harbor, Hon. County Court Houee at 2:30 the service he was u nursery work HI, 1H6H In Strouds, Go. He is were nr will be issued tor the the SUte Welfaro Unit, It was ed in the Panama Canal Zone. announeed today by M rs.. Janii * After epending ‘ several Weeks shu,< Japan, to occupy northeni rr employed by the Ben Fish Co. survived by two brothers, J. T. money. with hia parent^. Deputy Sheriff Honshu and Hokkaido, main Jap Colle, director. — The Congressional Record and In June 1042, he want over­ Wooten of Haxelhurst. Ga-. and The building of a sewage dis­ m daughter and Mrs. Jack Hickson ha plani horn* Islands. Mias Marrilll .■<■ la vn the Flash will be read direct from seas with ths 800th Arid. King., Rirhard Wooten, now hospitalised posal plant was considered by the to go bo Philadelphia to finish The REBEL swept the channel Washington. Thera trill be sev­ where he served in the E. T. O. In the Philippine Islands, and ona authorities to be ona of DeLend'a • f Mn, Ed hia education at tha University to aafetruard th* major Fleet eral secretary « era) speakers speali and the public Is until he returned In February daughter, Mrs.. Revs Stokes, of greatest needs. It has the appi nf Pennsylvania. ' unit* {oliowing her, , > Invited to attend, Chapter af of this year. Baltimore, Maryland, val of the 8te!e' Board of Hear * ■ 1 Stenj/irom Shows Cpl.-LossingIs How Soldiers Are Back In Sanford Shipped To U. S. After ETO Fight Lawton Reveals Celeryteds Play Cost Of Brtter Advantages Of ^ Z Raised By OPA 1raining Vets By 5c A Pound IInjured In Wreck Of 2 Automobiles vU'V. 4 1 —------- . • V.‘ i’l.'c zJ I:St-'.’:.. - ■ ’ ... A- xL —— ------— ' ....... - �1 mmcrntem — F R ID A Y , O C TO BE R Gonnoljy Explains Cun 11ii sir<t l-'rimt Diiiif* I) nr I STRICKLAND MORRISON Phone 200 Your Ford DeAler Since 1031 RETONGA.ENDED 10 YRS. SEARCH, SAYS PALMER Httd Suffered Tortures Front Indigestion.— Nervousness And Sluggish Elimination. He States. Says Rctongn Brought R e l i e f After, Everything Else lie Tried Had Fallen. circle- of star* in the. corner. The painting, _ familiar to cverv rchoullOy, picturce the same flag with u union jack "in the cnrnci. A small detail, but it was im portant to Hatoff. for be wanted the scene exactly like the painting, and ptill historirallv ac­ curate. “ Ratliff jiondered for several momenta: then made hi* de clalon: “ V b use the ting ■like veil the picture. IJen ve don't get letters from peotilu asking u* don't wo know anything about history!" " * Being the grandson of tic lute painter of “ The Soil it if ’7<I,” I might mhl for Mr. l!ntuffs infornuition that A. M. Willard,' when lie hud ciiinplcte,h Doodle.’' The present tmtnt in iimuan Utter nightie- “ I have regained eight tHiiind* of ncerle'l weight through Inking Hetpnga, I iim now rating any­ thing I want, ami I feel be,Iter' than in years," gmtefnllv declares Mr. R.B. Fnlmer.-well-known re­ sident of fihebyvil|c, Ky, Mr. Paimrr Is a native Kenturkian, a Mason oT long standing, and a Joy three meal* every day- my staunch churchman. Discussing nerves lire oolfl and I sleep fine. hetonga he gratefully continued? The gn> nalm and iJuggish eli “ I surely went through tortures iniimtion Have been entirely from indigestion, nervousness .and- ileved uml—tliu hoadkclic want a weak, fnggc.l out feeling, and with them I feel licit...... my elimination wus so bad that years and I am ijlWuvi telllttg 1 was almost n slave to laxative*, somelmdv alwtlt Hetonga.’’ .Sometime- f felt so weak that t Tbousands praise Inis . fiimon tould imrillv walk around, and nty mfliclni. Itctnngu .* infemlcd to ner\"e* scented lo be ufiset all relieve distress flue to Vitamin the time, I was underweight an I H-l deficiency, cohstlniition itiI felt so miserable thnt I tfol sufftcint |low of digestive jtllf llltle pleasure out of anything. in the tJonnich, ami lo-- of up “ Retonga gave me prompt *nd petite. Accent on suhstilule. lie wonderful reilef after everything tonga inuv in- obtained at Touchelse-1•tried lipd failed I nnw.cn- (on Drug f'o. Adv. * ^ WPpo A. M-. WHIurd ftri f ft f 1 the well known picture. he de­ picted it a* symbolical of the Revolutionary period, ami hot of u specific yenr. lie L-orojdetetl It in time Ttir exhibition at the Philadelphia cenlenninl at Phila­ delphia in IH'tS. Several locel n-sidents, including Walter Cole* man of Sanford nod l-rank Evan* of l.nke Mary, have viewed the lintntintr duriUK the past year, at Aiibott Hall. Marblehead, Maim. War Criminals Trials Stunt On NoV.M H fiiiltiiiirfl FrnlU ir.oillnard From P n « Use) in n packet of 1000 soldiers and officers. As our names were read from a roster we boarded Urge semitrailers and were trans ported to the rail terminal In Heims. • We ' boarded “ 4<K un.l Eights” (a small (European rtfil wagon with tto seats, no springs, 'no nothing. It was a small box on wheels). After traveling all day, we urrived at , Chateau Thletry, 3f> miles from where the journey began. Another ros­ ter was called and ’ we boarded thicks for transportation to the 6000 Reinforcement Depot, com­ monly known as . Camp Sait Francisco. We went'to a process­ ing company first. The following morning we Nad our records checked by an effl- w»Y crimes indictment charged.” Alleged violation* date buck to the limit lln'Mie .I’eacg Conven­ tion ami include the United State* Germnn Treaty signed after World War I when the United jUsti"! Senate refused to -*aUfy-4 lie VW*a ill*—-T teatv.-----vListed u* violations in Appen­ |Medic* checked* our immuntzndix of the Indictment are; • lion registers and dog tags. I 'Hague treaties of July 20, |Hupplv men pgt us- through a for this Pacific settlement , shdnd(A*n inspection and gave to By attacking [ us or took away the necessary Iof I I ‘ ptAur | lt l l ' « itreaties. i^ . it t v a * Yugoslavia ami Greece April fl,t{t Items of clothing and equipment Hill without trying to solve any j-i.to insure thnt we carried exactly whnt we were supposed to have, dispute pcurealify. * 2—Hague convention of OctCH -latte llmt evening we were transtier in, I !lf)7 ■ for pncific-setthr ,TerpuUto. a.holding company, The lneiit of intenmUoiod disputes, V f next day we were divided uud ni (uridine -Poland BBenteriW]: 1; grout>ed info , sub packets. ■. Ja r,Biller words, hU lli«> men from I <133: N'orwny “ pW'IMrthanr h April 1*. Iti-lp; Luxembourg^ BeU Florida were put into a groiut gium end Bplliuul May itb JaTl •-mrmbem P^ii;-Thn r~hr-~t hr*mt mand ItusslB June 22.’ 11141 with ber of the Separatinn Center at. out trying to settle its disputes Camp iilanding. by pnciflr -111*111!*. Attack* Without Warning 3 Hague Convention '111 of ’Oclobel IB, ItHIT; relative to ’ opening of iiosttltflFsi by attack­ ing the countries mimed in ( t ) without, u-declaration of » - « . 4—Hague Convention of j October IH. IJ#07. by attacking: the countries named in (2) Inviolation; of their neutrality. fi- -Versailles Treaty of June ; 2k. IP IP, by lcanning, annexing Auxtria, Memci, lJunzig, and liohwnm am). Moravia in Czecho- as we didn't reach l.e Harve until l"'iil m ..lid iiy I.... ling up the early Tuesday morning. We broke me*, at least thv I ........ tie ' ^nir -eoye. engines .fill. ___________ le old and________ Imtier el rv i'r a v French rftllway equlprmmt ttrtt ji i a p i i p i n vouldn't take it, AI Y (Jet tilf A * w<‘ detrained at Le Harve. lien'll Wallace ' w^re ploctKl aboard large GOOD TO KNO W !. ('■fish enn Im* ltorniwotl from UA on shortest notice, with no difitiirlmnce.—"Jimmie” Rowlnntl alao mnkes loans of $76. $100, $ir»o, $‘jr.!i or more—HhoiilU your ihmmIn require it., *“ f a m iLy lin#| S h ow s era Are bond .XQd ay , P/tcteMi with the ».t)6th ’ J?krn 'fc C*ftip"‘ Pffinip Morris, irmamcnl Main- Camp San Francisco was on , a unit of thu Ar1“ |C°n'' " nn- c« mP .S.x tion Chlaf l amp Phillip Morris was TW E E D S I'hont* 33 hail another exchnnge of clothing ] and equipment-therft------ —------ 1 Tlarlv Suturdav morning. Sent. 211, we departed from Canip Phillip Morris by semi-trallen and want to Um port at Le Harve. We unloaded at a pier: where the fl. S. Vassnr Victory was docked. Especially Priced Boys Treptiyo<*d Suits For the young man inth e-know Cnnual tweedrf tailored to perfection. Single breasted* - lined Jackets with plain or pleated trousers. Rich herringbones and plaids. G LO V ES Also " H U S K I E S " lor the CHUBBY fellow. Mai Deity fingtrlipt -~.lt* lariat oral) Ihvmb end ltatl.tr ptlltd bait item. Cutfi hate ilrtn* Uslsf end ert pretetttd by M»rdf Itethtr peltl. 1AVY S A N F O R I Z »wa fam^et Wiermailar lallarlnp Sly b * < U t A d d ltlaaal W ea r Kelly* art still tough bpbia You can buy US of.,* V.t "■ STAFFORD’S m w p fi th irl abb tin Boa detail) at le JIe ilitf yaa leak tar in ik lrti at isa» r p rltt SERVICE f e ll tv l'M c v re l) b tv t and n lrtl) Snltktd ki g lia a itaal e p p tu ra n it. I U xt«A ta reduce ta b ,it tktU ke g t la a iterliaum at t ^ s t a t io n s la t taler v a s ’l . I tala tlaa. I4 H la I / . the life V — • • o -rw . Boy’s Stacks J * * >argaim to be pure, & .vW'SA thr\f ypurSeorjOrc 1045 is->quite possible and- you'll he .’n?hv ®l'in * " * , . * , freighter, which •had been marie trmva trppn.jhlo, given every •accommodation, In W’c first jehpeked flip ohe r)t the Guest illumes. * quIVed f i r it to comb Mint- th« I can assure you of one thing. states na nur 'trratest Interest ohe month from the day we left They're,getting them,home fron wna when would we be in the our oiitfit, we were given our Europe as fast a s'th ey' possibly States. The Vasr.ar Victory had discharge certificate and our as lied from Boston to Lo Harve little golden discharge emblem. can and they’re eliminating as In nix days, 22 hours. We were 1 had completed better than (our fnuch red tape as possible. elated. Rut some of that elation years and 10 montha of active vanished when we discovered duty and was particularly happy that even though it was a con­ to get back home again. verted freight!*-, this was its Sometimes soldiers get on a maiden vopagw^^.1 . _ 1 RitOF J*irt may take 20 days to ' 'Shttftdny afternoon ..turn sailw. '••■oss the ■North Atlantic. Some The first night out the Queen itdiers are processed more Mary passed us like a whirlwind. ilckly while in France while We were doing 17 khots but we ime require more time than it clocked the Queen at 32. A couple of days Inter we hit a storm thnt lusted three days and the ship, with such a light cargo, did everything one could think of with the possible exception of hand spring*. Many tougli veterans were hanging on the rails and we never saw sn many sick men •in' ull our life. Exactly pne week later, late BLACk&EAR-insi ternooftr-UMs-tHm-lrghtJr ‘ A * Ai&ru 0 EaRTVt eflff TV* I CLACK of Boston harbor came Into view. i Are n o u tR A te -M Thnt was our first sight of the C..-1ALLtBT PUPPV United States and it certainly was a glorious one. We pulled into 4hc harbor amidst a wcl C O N C R E T E F IF E coming blnst o f ship’s whistles The pd<?e of a War and sirens . It was »radd. Bond., is nothing in Debarkation begun immediate­ VCVfAYS ly. As fust ns one troop train comparison to' the se­ wus filled it would tfiul) out for 'Camp MyUvs Sfnniltsh,’ Mass., tne curity it'-affords . . . Disposition CimUii'.---- We ■» were B U Y ^ jV N E X sT B A , Mg Hi' tic hours lUfin-d a'Jr^otrodp of Florida ineli. Rff of u i'it f't o : aether,- u aa-on Ua wav ter Comp [Handing. We left Boston (Jn Monday morning and Tuesday night we were on the Cdtttp (Handing spur. We were immediately taken to thr Separation-Center:-TKr**for-' C w w vtv ?*«S Co. lowing morning out; processing hcxrnti a> Iteiel u<> initial inifaetl altalill. Phene 1241 began. W We had h nur shake; down where nearly ail govern', sA.^9i|p. pyi- . merit property except the cloth- LOAN CO, of Sanford It—Florida Sink* Hank Hlilg. l!l, Trentwood Slacks Ukc t �Li PlV PACK I liKKI! At THE CHURCHES ANNOUNCING The re-opening of the offices of Charles L. Park, M.D. Mom]ay, Oct, 22 ip the . Masonic Building For th«i practice of medicine and surgery Office H o m s il)-12 and 2-5 Office Telephone HUH Itcsidence 954 I'I ii ii m t n i l u r n — i.o x t w n t n i Tlirs t i i l m n n r c u lt IlfV. Slnri T. C trtw uirr. sum iutf i m t i r » ir.u A. oily Awm n- at F ifth Strral. !«*>»• Paul Yalta, Paator. , Sunday' wtmui, |b:0' a 41 Mm ulna Woralilp. 11:0# A. U Y. P. It, — ( in |\ At. rrm rlu tia l.uo P. M. P r.iy »r M ttlln a Wan, 1:60 P. M putar MKiiiouisT rumen lle\. J. fc. M .K In lry, plaint. • trill A M —Sunday School. J. C, l)a v l«. an per Ilit i*mle nl. II w A. M MurnliiR tYnralilp. 7:1111 P M. Yiiu lb r*llow an l|i. I* M Hermni. oAi-Tvay ostkka i n wnen shop is now open for business (lenernl Auto Repairing By— Hurfield and Jackson Connected with’ YATES AUTO P A IN T & BODY WORKS 1Q5 N. Palmetto WW, , "'’ Mfetfe 371 N F A - C A R YOU DRIVE IT! . PHONE 200 Sabbath nil uni tM In r a lk Mi-h-wl A U. I I'nnllini *il I'rm ii P.iar Hurt le ft behind. tit'ti' h ii U'ii titnl o lh tr * M ontil u n i iH'itten in tin* little T o k y o iliitr i.'t % ttrn Hat.intaya. '* } ( Church St-rvlrra, 11:0v) A. H I'rayar M irtln a W .-iInm lar mlnam v o o (M l. IIOI.Y i noaa M 'la m r . ll. .111 IV ip in u Ev- l'III'IU TI Church School, 19:30 A. M. * Mornllifr fic rv lri, 11.00 A. M m i’iirn m* um nafahknh .V, II I. Itlialitell M l I I nil. II. i AirllUC ) 0:«u A. SI. --Huml.il Sehuul, Ilrrt mlth. Hup-'i inli'ii.li nl i i on \i - sii.m ina Woralilp n ijfb t Mantle for Inside Floors III the lir a t rraOOR MW A M E L S jir jv lic a lrtilo ra tor ii.ilile ttuud nr t u o c r r ii f l o o r * . K c tia ia Irafn c.. A tuuirb phrr __ rali'im tot Ruinlity— ■jin. ii' M - rtuiidnr UGhSSiM ‘ llrim A M M-.i ii .i .i: AYhralilp 'l l 1 -TainiTM . ri.f'l'io ■_ n k T M u u iarr c i i c n m __ U U . . M i i a m r a — - . J. TV. IV K Y , t’ aatur rvnday Si'I uhiI, ia :«o A. U. PraachltiK. II On A ML f. V. M. A . t i l l P. M. ■'raarhlmi, l:«o I*. M. M I N I ' » i i u m i N 'T Y *• • j7intriT*»* THANK J.Tllrvnm. lib. Paftir ( i l l iit i i nt ji'.a i a r i i t m r UP I.V U U g l J » \ V _ S A I V T a Amerli-.m 17* k mi Itul ir tilm'k Weal »*i I'uth Aveti'i Srrvlr. every Sii'iului 7 in I'M lltlrat ,|i. llUo^a i.iKiiT s HEAD AMERICAN 0 EUG4 TE In tile A l i n il Ite'inV :;l >')'■ l ■: e.t Edwin \V t’uuU'y ( 7il».A ul, -»T iiloy Avhnt •tuhvsirt is:.;Timnr'-utout .'it llp i.in ei f e r m t a t rrtnVr I ’SliRy m tm uut S itio *, tliw« lu tu m e t atiP'-lliuctJ .'min i ■•^pr’E,' ‘pnfH\ VIA ’ t.|r*T7 Uuiiul Coitiujlttee (liili'rn u lim iitl' : e r l i e u t by In lm i' n i l mund fm ,n ..in P e i. i P m a t ii a i t i a I- i ll t in ; n Park Avr. nt (lb St. W. P. llltooK H . Jr.. I'aalor Sunday Kopiml. 0:14 A. U. Mnrnlna Wurehlp. 1 1 :0# A. M. Traliittiir. Hulun, 7:00 P. M, K i"iiliip Wuruiilp. N|0u. P. VT" Open llmiae altar the evenlna *■rvlee.' W e'lnr-day Servl'-e. i :00 P. M. ' v n m ie n l , u|iiiiiu,i C IO S trik e A L V .v i m u i a i m i I i ' l l a » H . I l l h i l l Hi emid Htraal Major A S Wimrtmi In rh n r«i Sunday Schtml. » ; 0 A. M. Prayar Heryle* li:bu A. II. Y. I' I. M iriillli-’.'iu ilu jiiw v ■ ttn h w iriii!' ttiinr lli's*—”*if “ .tiiflllll. no u |ieu| le I iiuitrht ' " I 'n '- i 'i 'i ifv ” ‘tu w in .l»|uiii ♦ in. tiffaei Im r-f.r~Tv» i ♦•iiiHJKirr > k i First Street at Sanford Ave. I iim nutbreak of vUtltMiie heir aimV the 'urromlor of .iiin forci*-. Tbm_ tiillnunl -hhll.it ili-ttn binci'.T ill l iet e in r.Iu'ie inline* wctc tittered i,ml -ru tnl Imiuln.l Jnpa 1lenten four dtiy.i.ittiB The iiaainnlimi yeat.Mtliiy nf the I'reai dent lit KoreuV elmtltlS'i of eoni met e lit T. el-'in wiif intuited Iinlay. 1lleie wen) te . ik‘liHl.1 .injijuTri thief iiink i* t i oiiirv' Park AVtt. At Fourth*Hi * * ItRV. M A liK i!A l.P K N T H IL Un-tor MHH (d )M # K U b n i(M b ' r i l i ’i j'urnrr nt rUrk Avsnua -a Mlnlal'-r. J, llomard Itool. ‘ Sunday schnoi, m ron. • Miirnliic _t\ uraMp. 11:66. E Ilia n Sunday Sellout, 10. A. M tin mi'll liltfr. Supt. Murnlnic Worship I 1:0U A. M. Am i ii h -AVi.rahlm Vim P. M. Ilrlent H<rvlpv>. *.. alnlna Union. 7 JO P. M. Wadnraday Prayer Ssr'vlca. • 1:10 TttrrrL R K Im M a llV U S T IIT lloly Curiiniuniu!!, i;*»o A. M. J. A. 1 1AH K INS. l'aatur Churi'h Sehi.i.l : a li P. M. Harraun by I'aalnr l id P. M C t i Iiiiiii arrvlra, 4:10 P. M. Holy i'i.uni null,n . t) In it Sul day ANNOUNCING • R V K I T I I HA I I' M ll u> • bu­ tin e (trcm|l e f. • ! hie • ..f I '.u iim e iie W id b te e I her I iu Ii Ik that tin . m ild anlirt iiu illi I i ilM •tf»- i o *e e iit, lo 'lie M ili; in 'r i' i - c III m e o - l* f j ! iie ie c in - —(.'ha's? away JVlosquUoos, Gnats 1 Street ytoeltiia. 7-i,i,_P. S, E van arllrtle Mervlve. a no P. M. Krlday H m li'r a.Oil I'. M i r n n in iv N asm M lnm nN AH Y A I . I . I A X K T A Iin n .lA I'I.K Sanrurd.iir'Atiili, lllMltway — tie Kind llriieva AveMia. • • Itev. tllana K.n n Smith, I'aatur -....................... u iR , _____ __ Hunday I'II i Ib Sc hunt, 10:00 .\ • IH'lHIl l‘ *‘ l |I'H •I .l|l|l.lli lllly ob:ll i I n rh e tjlie diiiiitd I ; ■I nI Hill'll III i IIKI and Bitinir Plies 111 I Ise the repeilent deu'loped for titir I'lieifie ills lie II Sou! lu-rn’s 'ir e l l e i e - - i n " tu .i.lit r,' 'T n tiu i f y 'l _ i i i uittlie, In set* I iiununiuitiiy__ritl'J * NiV t}'.i.iliu. l ili. icmy W. Murnlnic Wnralilp— It 00 A. M. KvrnlnM Servier l ull I*. M. Tliurwt.'iy— Midweek Prayer Har rice. I:U0 M. You buy Inturanem, W Llp.r 11> • n .i_ fp r o il_ ■J Io m I Tbrn yon want action. If. yon in in rod tiCYCNL- through oa, wm take c i n « ali t l e u i t and arraogo a prompt art* tleofcgt. T W i JSer*. OENCY A N a rn iti.Y h r m o m ' - * * SaMard-s. forn ara t-’iure| Ava. arltK Jtlh HI. “ Wliare Jarua la Ita iV K. I. VVItipltT, PaattftV Rptidny Helmut. O. *X. WNtla, Hunt.. 10:011 A. M. f I f t>o" a ” Vl* * l, " votlnn* i SarvjE*. t'hrlat Amiiaiaadnra tyounp paopie), 7:0i |> m . Mvanaellslli' MeathiH, 1:00 P. M. PraVer meetlnk and Blbla Study. Tliurmluy * «o P. M. Wedneedui udernoon p r a y e r meeting. 1 ;J0 I'. >( p n r a n v T P .n l An i n i M m . p, n im r p w m .K B r P . tr.; • Paotnr. Corner o f link r.nd Third Sunday aervlrea: 0:44 A. 41.—Sunday School. 11:00 A 41.'—Mornlntr Worship. 7:UO p. M.—Junior and Hunhir Yuund ' I ’anpla. tkr clea n in g ko hand in h a n d . . no one cun bo w ell If roomed weorlnir aoiled, w rinkled clulhcN. K v i'iiliia Krlilll) Set I lee c w t »: k n I. Htind.iy ; im * t h T r i i i n r ii P.iMiir Srliffol, |M;«lii A M. 'i- i.jM f l i t i s . u Suit! BfnrnhiR WfiT*li|p. 11 uu A. II T. 1\, r. IS V M EV*nlnj* W mi niikf. \V<k»i it **m I a >■ I1"ri» >* i M r M Si1r v it’4% * R A N D A 1.1 JENNINCiS SEED STORE liremmwr vyuialilp 7? T ile |m- ■ililllt> nl new Oil til’ll 11il'K will'll the i ‘Ull i .Mill II* t Is re.i|u'Meil- lii'M ■.Jtl’ilii 'Hit need in ilie iti'lion u i n ie W i ; hiitiMiin in m y. I’ ll., I mcaI "if U M W , to u leM illltion, it i i - -ed : lim tenihir ■if the w o r’.i week fium ’>I tu Stt limiro w ill nut iviliicinu pay. m 112 MiiKtiniia Ave I'ltnrtf 11:t K/First Street i |(| 1'ie-i Ii nt I'liipp Mm niy, -nid mittimiun w.ote luwi^ sliiiulii* etiver the .“ entire wuikmu Sunday ♦vtumb—e-] Wnralilp. II tm V Trulnlnii Union a Wurahlp. T:rn p, Watlnepdiiy H..| I in nr aery fo r Hun.lnv jin iliitlion ". lie tnlil ii himse m nm lllee I Imt • III wutlld. U"> emii|irmiiln' m it- sii|i|iiut ,uf It |iru|iu"ill 11.met 'in tie* minimum u tii_ P i_ ijijliT c u iU s ja ijf’" ft Soeeturv uf ijtb m SiTtwel letlUli II. |> llie i I 'ltlvUluliatii e f itirtk fnifed i " tie tun' un't ml etrikofi, set mi n in in n iiltee t,u in yestieu te u ln lV v.ionjr with the yju}>*; Evangelist Bet urns ’I’n Siml onl PREPARE .EARLY FOR F A L L Quoda^Riuimliyt-Ail(i aoai- l i i s l r i Ini I i'll ||v Hu nilit I Sell,ml - I MwrlilllR —AVIT, ill Ip c itE R c n o r IlM B an raadl 75c Caroid & Bile Salts 4f!c 50c Phillips TlTiSk of Magnesia 29c mod UUV D. W . M II.1.KII Paator -teralna Sunday at kUio.V- M. Brinir In'cleantnif early and he preimretL to -modt^— the Kali aruoou with bund'Un fre'ahnenat LA N E Y DRY CLEANING CO, T i m c it v a C N o p n o p O eaara a n i. Kim Avunoaa Murine Rav. W, C. Hitlrom b, paatar Sunday School, 10:00 A . M. Hornlna Brrvlca. ll* * o A. H. Y o o n s T a a a la , I t M P. I f . Sunday N lf h t Barvtea, 1.00 P. « W adaaaday n ls h t p ra y a r aarvlaa, a It*H All There In Black and While' P. M. ■ In n ery preurrlplion Bunna Shave himiled to ua. » e are Ihr wuritN Quul' ii J. |-’,ir**J Ariurar), plninlj Bcginninp October 2flth the undentignef) Uarbpr ahopa have (uloptpri the fnllowinit hours nnd prices for vjrork: Open from 8:30 A.M. to 5 :30 p.M Hev. & Mrs. E.J. Tuylor ; Edison J? Taylor, the Cyclone Evangelist tihI ratlin .preacher, will lead a city wide Interdenominational itevival meeting In ring top tent located on corner .hit street and Laurel Avenue beginning Monday, del niter 22nd, 7:30 P.M. Shaves 40c Stewiiri’s Barber Shpp er*8 Barber Shop * Unnecessary while learning eat increases s a r■v l c e far ** " OPERATOR •ekdoys . ^*1 i 8 • 12 iik I bounit the dnrlor Antiseptic Doans Pills araurary are itlirr, rnariilial, Closed Wednesday Afternoons Haircuts 60c Ironi/ed Yeast 7!k* w.< know |Imt <|uulit), rnrr and t r iilf H I - B u f u i n . ihnielar. Prices SI t)0_ at bml »rillen them in Ida.'k nnd a hile. \V|> ar,. tIit*in heeau-e h lM Saraloy. l oo P. H InaaSa*. I*ra>ar MeallaS. 1:1* Open Saturday evenings until 8:00«o'clock iii- i .Uh* Mr. Tuylor preached his first sermon here in San­ ford 18 years ago. Since that time he has traveled extensively around the -world and Thousands have heard his-jiessages all over the U.S. The Evangelist is the only known man in the nation who* takes trs sub­ jects from the congregation and preaches impromptu during Hevival meetings. Evangelist Taylor is a mem­ ber of the Baptist Church. * . Special music and singing liy Mrs. Taylor ;»nd local talent ' ‘ I The public is cordially invited to nil services which are strictly Interdenominational. ■Av.buti |iatliri|ialinj< insredlen la .u[ the ’■Or ntedirinr, uml a r m akr rrrla in Lotion thgl rvary iirracriptiun k**!,. full mt'tiaurr uf tbrm. JvrjtriiH a Melieh’s Food fl.ri libr| Westing House _ |) Wafers Abrosol . Automat it- ug Bomb Tetterine Unguentine IIIe / g e ix m IS’ �- . •*> j ; r r - . 'r r j ! ^ - iw M « f f --------- r y m r x w f .'tr --------------- »---- — — -------- — ■ ■ ' •«-*• : • .. • • *■****&» T «fi ; fa n fi^ O lc r iir , 4 K a la k lU h M ip L) guest o oif ^ honor nonor *3*hp nmi vrill win en*oy nrUxtir.illy decorated with cut i guut them ,1n her new home in Oxford, I flowers.' Numerous and very beaut!i/ul Fla. Rcfre^hdients were my gifts were showered upon the during the afternoon. THE fORV^RD PA!>S New Kind Of Student rr* . ' i colleges arc having the most unorthodox enrol-1 ment m history, and many baffling problems.- Veterans of I i** battles in all parts of the globe have put their uniforms K a lr r r d aa aarand class M M IM and their citations in moth bags, and, outfitted in gay A O tia b r r ST. I » l » . a t Ifcc r<*at O l l l r r lard . F lo rid a , n w lr r th e A r t sport togs decorated with discharge buttons, they are tot­ a nCaa H i r t w a t M arch a lat»T. ing books in place of rifles. Instead of the sharp choice of I :: ! killing or being killed, they arc devoting themselves to | HOI.I.AAII I.. IIHA % H d lla r IIO lin ilA D M A S — H aalaraa K a a a i r r sheltered campus routine. Many aro married and have brought their families, I %I’BsTlU l*TI»\ II ATI’,a thus producing a dormitory crisis. Some are in college for j P a r a h lr l a A d u a r r ■ r f a r r i e r M ark M .an the first, time. Many never would have thought of higher1 O ar M ea th .» Ttrrr moatha 2.3.1 education without the backing of the GI Bill. Others re-1 » l » H a a lh a 1 *0 turn to alma maters already theirs, to complete unfinisticd O ar V e e r business and to miss classmates of the care-free long-ago | A II ll ■ ah ■ lta I I Rairy r; a woi a llrra lira . rn. •‘ A rd a-. at who never came back. All aro older than their fresh-.'iom ,a d a a tlrr llr r a at th aalia. rra a la lla a a aad w at high-school contemporaries. . . u n . i . a n i . ta r th e tm rew r* Talk la v fa a d a M in h r T i i r a r d I far Most of these ex-soldiers find the adapation aisctni-j a t i t | * l a r a d t r r t l a fa * ralra. certing, the work a let-down, even boring. They arc Vest less, V .n .e a p e r llr a r r a r a la - eager to be about the next step, a job, a home. Textbooks la la a d ra ta T a r llr r a ld tlr ra . la ‘tb» lb< r«(i 4«I{’rnrU *» eeceriisiaw.iand themes • easily become lifeless exercises; fraternity O ttlrra i,,r t"i^ r tait?«.,r^i^i.,Mfc ShE ! frorekinga nnd football scrimmages appear of merely kinderr)M *-wheaertcm in rkinv. j garten gnrtcn importance. importance, IlfW »*• The ■task, .of ftrtSiMtmenl is up to the colleges. Pro-p lirttls uucjoi clois|cred> during .-u; years ring w war y . onFIRut kej A TV feral* I. a A*«rl>l'l l'm« which l< HlroU the ranrttt o M o n V n fn v B in ild *1 ifl Know ho alerir eatltie* t» the «■* »l all ae„. SI-lMtl*, 'boys fitting awkwardly into dusks before tlfcm, will want IS pahtlratl.a ere*Itr* ta. It »r .eat*«thrrW[■»*('Ta read Lt. Teachers need imagination and courage-Iff trim rr**lt«l !■ jMi |M«*r *■<• It Ik* l-f«t arws F"k"*k*4 hcrrla. their methods sharply to unofcarted student needs; and! All Hahla I* *f •*►rl*t*lapair*ri kmla ar* alee re- above all, to realize that thuir. puplla aru..more .schoult4««Up>. v n «L _- __ many things than tncy. Then a college education -may be­ come a worth-while tpol of-peacetime Hying to students who ■U tltlA Y , OCTOHBB-f. 1848 have earned that peace."" ’ A ir ■>■<! F rid a y a l l r r u o Naaturd, r i . r W * . I l l Maywwtia A r r a a r . - Bini.K v f v run tod at vr WITHIN THE FRAMEWORK OF THE SPIRIT CHRIST RE­ VEALED ASK WHAT, YOtJ WILL, BUT NOTHING THAT WOULD INJURE YOURSELF OE YOUR -FELLOWS OR THAT WOULD PREVENT THE COM­ ING. CF TIME KINGDOM OF j HEAVEN ON EARTH W ILL BE f ANSWERED. Matt. * l:2 2 [ All \ things whatsoever vc shsll aak In j prayer believing, ye shall receive. RAYM OND M. BALL, REALTOR Real Estate Sales— Rentals— Mortgage Loans Dependable Insurance and Bonds 'i’honc 9B0 Room •!, Florida State Bank Buldlng Hunt’s Tuxedo Feed Store You can now get the Chick Brooder that you havcjieen wonting. Wo have just Received a Large I r i l l K U Shipment U l l l | i ( i i v i i u orPnnttrj^SuppHes. ------- „ __ mm* * ** __I Brooders-Electric. Automatic Control, Feeders & Water TrhURhs of all kinds. See us nt once for yours "H U N T ’S TUXEDO FEED CO. , I is now all wo gat Is, “ We ain’t tlnn*. » got It and If you don’t like It you \ It appear* teat even our smallOur Tougrhness j cr communities are over- crowded «aa go to hell.” ____ ______ ^ | ; mill ami *u» nre *«-* finding mi»E »iuinnr*ii»w themselveso hard ^j * ■ 0 ■■ One of tne best cartoons we It is no secret that Americans, while they , i *ru »,r°H h<!*W want l*o° come down thu have seen In a long time appears in tha'Orlando .Sentinel Wednes­ bably the best ami toughest soldierjt in the world .don 11 wjnlcr_ day morning. It showed-a long follow up very well when peace breaks out. They’re junt ’ Kvidencc of how acute the line of alleged ’workera" head- aa likely as not to pat an enemy on the back and tell him eituation i* wn* brought out when Nccretarita of rummunilic» t\ tor an unemployment com they’ re sorry they had to lick him. « iW ‘•enaation office while a dieto play host to big One of the latest observers of this fact Is-Hcnry Mor- expertinu aught business man is shouting league hu*c-lmli team* during the "Help Wanted.” Tho caption. genthau, who insisted on a "hnrd peace" for Germany nirl spring training period got their V “ l»o, III Ifo, Then Off to thereby causetl n split in tho Washington cabinet. He hns hrud* together nod began crying JYe Go." -But, as President on each other's shoulders. fit. “• r * ■ titled-' * ” 1-’'Germany- Our-P-roblom'i-in-whicnveil used tin say, ’TWe T^trrsbnrg. unable In find 'HUIC he expressed his disillusionment and proposes that ou r. ' l*.11 inned It that way.” police job in Germany Ins turned oyer to the Nazis’ neigh-1f f iY r e T , g'^m'iTtallnBUX: |T;/ . ■ O---------Indicating tha ’’sweet reasonnm .... i u i i. ■ > , . . ' * V .,M * L>rl»n«lo. Tampa Winter ness" of CIO labor leaders. uifnand it looks like a good Idea. We’re good. scraDnem ,!*ven' Clearwater and othei 30 percent wage demand ih against General Motors at close quarters, when fighting for our lives and we’ ve 1rio*?. lh,lt' h*vo, hf u tc“ m- “ j 4 L n r ,,U we Vc consider are plenty concerne<l _ -taka every cent of profit touch enough In 11 hnvinir/if match. But contrary «syor the problem of caring for ie -by the company last.year to in Idon fbar . L i J ^ ng ° r to an Idea Utat used to prevail, we don’t like to kill neonle 1b’cm* .coat 100 million dollars be* To gc( a picture of the aiti),wlose, who believe In com- i S S n S ! ^ dI“t,nWi«hed fighters would rather pUy^with lion * from | ' u irnmmnrtation stand­ •m probably that 'a * children, irobabb figure........... point, president Harold Colee ilf dd thing anyhow aa on* gooJ the Hints Chamber of Commerce, t'way of deitroylng bualnee* railed on representatives of rail­ TOO LA TE TO CLASSIFY bllng the government to road, bus and airlines to tall tho By RUSSELL KAY ■r without comj«n»apng> group what preparations were iy owner*. tislng made to handle tourist L -OIn a lively two day session a sumptuous luncheon, the group travel to Florida this Winter. with radios, autoroobllae, held at 8llver Springs last wqyk. heard one secretary after an­ Apparently tha .transportation _ machines and electric other report on conditions In his which wa won’t gat by Chamber of Commerce secretaries community as committee* chair­ companies are n<*better off than ■ ■ A > a continue! ramly from all oVer Florida met with man Joe Adams end president of ia the state us far as accomo­ predicted. It aoemt the Tourist and Davslopment the Slats Hotel Association asked dations for handling large crowds candy manufacturer* committee of the Florid* State each In turn to picture the situs* are concerned. KeprcientaUve* of the- Atlantic Coastline and Sea* L . m L * . '- # r * ----— ------ a- ------- 1---2 . .caaay-without sugar O Chamber 'of Commerce to review Ii tlon tion aa it It appeared in In thair towu ti board Alrliny promised little Im Admlnletratioo'In Waeh tha present situation and vision1 anj section. provsment and few extra trains, tas restricted sugar pro tha future from tha standpoint explaining that ^intil the moveso long that than U o f tourists and winter rial tor*. Leading o ff the discuiuston,* Ik* , -a sugar shortage In a Guests of Ray and Davidson at " f f where the single state of A hlone could produce k Sugar to food thy entire . * talking about rS'K-l *lS * * w » . * & jSS; mf W.tar Bine*,-riWteKEIeHr Antal ------- with JxiatlvL's in. Willard, Mo. Okhi:---- -Longwood Card Club were guests of Mrs. Florence Sunderiin on Saturday night with these present. Lieut, ana Mrs. Ernest Harris. Mr. a n d Mrs. J. H. Menick, Mrs. Harriet Whitten, C. Atherton Wales, Mr. and Mr*. 8. L. Tupner, and Jossph Deech of Minneola, L. I. Attractive 're­ freshments wpre served. A 'Hallowe'en Carnival will be sponsored by some of Lyman students on Oct. 20 with admis­ sion to tha public. • A d e l i g h t f u l miscellaneous shower was given in honor of Miss Ellen Atkinson who is soon to be -married in Longwood Bap* tist church. The affair was on Friday .aftarnoon at tha home of Mr*, r. ,J. Niamey*#, whd was assisted by Mrs. W. J; Hartley nnd Mrs. K. R. Gray. The rooms were n Af TRI l B iPLE r i i * A IiD u a that some new equipment wi!|1 Im available early next year. It will -not be gnoqgb to relieve There is. a( Pittsburgh Paint tor every thp situation to Tiny marked degtce. Trains are now carrying purpose tourists in increasing number* snd have reservations weeks PX OV IN LARGE D A IL Y SHIPMENTS ahead. M ID ICA TIO N S The thrmT airlines that will Blitnest Stock Of The Highest Grade Paint - Varn­ ho serving Florida tills winter, oH In ONI outfit I Kuetarn, National and Delta, are ishes - Enamels. , , V *. ' ■• . t carrying capacity lands right now KEIMVES— itnd although some new plane.* Both Outside and Interior I —Inflomod Watery Eyes w ill: lie delivered In time for Wide Color Solcction mo this season, ,tiia number if . 2—Inspiratory Confl*ilio« . t>« op ieT h iy witrtnahlotiTtiandlt' j will be small In comparison to | 3—Nasal Irritation A Snsexlng the demand. Humming up the situation, it I dntaMt tiiw a M i eta / was felt that Florida and, her ml HAY riVOL communities should be extremely cautious in Its promotion and The Complete Paint and Gifaa^Blore advertising program this fall and wfintar. We should stress the fact 117 Ho. Park Ave. Phone 303 that those contemplating a trip to tha stats should make reserva­ Touchtoft Drug Co. tions in advance to avoid tflliermfort an d . disappointment. Chambura o f Commerce will do all In their power to help folks find rooms if they com# without reservations but in that event You need not sacrifice they. Will probably have to be satisfied with what they can get. STYLE FOR COMFORT Under tha circumstances it would seem that the beat Investment Happy c o m b i n a t i o n of ' 1’ Florida could moke with her half million dollar advertising fund beauty and comfort . . . a •» would be lo salt it away for future uaa or confine the appeal living room suite of classic ta the promotion of Industrial development. •* Bimpliclty, that b l e n d s THE SOUTHEAST More people diink Atlantic Ale and Beer It must be... EFFECTIVE h m » vtR 3 Immediate Delivery T~ beautifully with^ e i t h e r *■ '• 1 period or modern pieces. A m p l y " proportioned, i t , any other. boast* full ipring conatruo»* •■ • -* * ' , ' tion, and Walnut frames. Cotton t a p e s t r y uphoU* - 1945 tery in , wide MleCtion / i. 1 , i harmonizing cbI6ri. , i..,1 M f f L' _ ietiLZB. ’ .K> * i " . : Dr. J. F. Brawley, —A SANFORD PAINT & GLASS CO. NOVEMBER 1 the office o f ! •i- hag . ~ d d t m rn rm o u sE ^ _ , M o * q u i( .T ? 5 r n c * ? . - n c 3 - h t * C — W n r t h e * , - T l b k B ^ “ How A Handicap Can Help You'* T7ongwoo(i i „ —K I I I h * F l i c . Ah ynfortunate situation doesn’t have to be a hnndi» cap— it can be a challenge. Rohh L. .Holman, writing in Your Life, explains how handicaps-sometimes become as­ sets, depending, of course, on‘ the attitude of the person involved. "I on«^knew a man who was about as complete' a physical wreck as I ever saw," he relates. "All his limbs • were so gnarled and twisted he hud practically no use if them. His hand was bo affected he could burely sign his name. He was moved about in a wheel.chair and h.ad.tb San fori) hat a football team have aomeone. dress and undress him. * UAt la going places this Fall.’ "Yet this man made every- dime of his own "living writing Insurance. In that business he wuh a crack sales< t 1^ ^ ! |man. He knew.. liumranca_almpat as . well as Jilt*, Jha. man.. niuiL wlm±‘ of-MJamt~ Hmrhr:predict. urging the aMUhmont of sweat-J |hvented it nhd he Knew "how to ta lin t. Yet when h e j ; (| u heavy influx r>f winter boxes- in Florida prison camps. explained a proposition the prospect had to open the rate vlaltora but contended that des­ The. State should get rid of un acute almrlagc of hoteia book to the page designed oecause the salesman’s hands pite nnd apartment*, ho wa* confident the*« relics of barbarism before The l.yman school P. T. A. held were too crippled to turn the leaves. ull who enme would lie taken j ; an indignant public geU rid of monthly meeting on Tuesday "When he called on a prospect in the country he rare of. Ho *aid the Army nnd the the-State officials responsible for evening with a very large at­ them. had to be lifted in a car and driven to the place by a Navy would turn hark pinny of |tendance. President Mr*. Homer the hotel* they have been uring j * - --- -—-O-------hired chauffeur. If he owed you any money he had to ask and till* would relieve the situa­ Scott, presided and Mrs. R. R. The Tampa Tribune Is urging Gray made announcements. Pa . . aaard Holland to run for tho you to.feel in his shirt pocket .for-it and put buck the tion. triotir singing wax led by Mr*. nlted States Senate. Florida change. Report* from'other town* and I Rjfthurn Milwce. Principal lutney Beads another aggressive repre­ “This insurance salesman owned a farm operated by, Section* were not *d encouraging. | sentative in Washington with a hired manager. He had one of the' finest herdnupf pure­ It nupenra that people who coni'* Itllroduced the Speaker Reverend the.energy of Claude repper but to Florida thin winter without J. II. Root o f flnnford, dean of IxA* at Seminole High. The'pro-' with 'sufficient conservatism in bred Jerseys in the county. He had a nice bank account. advance rcnervallnn* are going gram waa 'followed by a social his. make-up to .counter-balance No one ever heard him whimper or complain of his physical to have a lough time finding hour with refreshment*. accomodation* tinle** they arc the enthusiastic liberalism of the condition. I never knew a man with n sunnier dlsimsitlon. At Ghrist church"Sunday, *ercontent In accept a room in n junior senator. -— I never saw one who could enjoy a joke us much or get private home nr In Seme outlying vlck* will be conducted by Rev. -------- O-------Mark Carpenter at 3/30 In the * district. The public should not lie too more fun out of life. . critical of publici service Institu­ Folk* looking for itliurtmont* nJ rrr on- . bUhop Henry Loutitt “ A handicap is as big or us little us you make it. You tions or local business houses enn take even an insignificant one and let your imagination ate out of luck fojr there ju*t w llt, lie a t the church• on first which ate ttnnble To * give the nten’l pny In Ik * hml npywhnro |BWaltay Ur DreambeV. Me. nnil Mm . M. IL Qjunken abrvlce do which people, have ion.i play with.it until It scares yoii Into hysterics. Or you can......... In the slate. The nitiiatimi with alnce become arcustomeaTjt Used take a'really serious handicap and almost make yourself' reguril In the larger hotela sldp • have retumod from vlalta ! to be 'If we needed equipment or forget that it exists. It isn't the handicap that should cause; Uunnghmii thr rial* i» no hotter, are fille i ment of troops i.* taken enre of, -ether supplies wa .received an [’rnrl*c"lly lf"!} and |„)h™r immediate acknowledgment and you concern— it’s your imagination. That is the monster |up every Jay ran rare for the traveling public will simply " ' only v on y advanced roierva have to wait. While it ie hoped In a day ef two a shipment But you have to conquer ami tame.’* gurnta begun In Deland on ' i - « f i sewage die» Mid la eapocud ta * , . F R I D A Y , O C T O B E R '* ! * '" f W f f * a H R * .; k t a * “ **’ I'paklUbM vrerr Jt«»(Ur. .*»a# r san fo r * .t .v - * - • -- ' * i •} ( • » v i.V I A " o B '. * • v ■. v - n-T. - e �«M ci6aB tcc6fi? • ys»i w -i-ti-M flO V'* -•»*•macusc i» ’nrrvr:'*.: r i m "H w m - -— »— -vasut:*-’*' 'S3i*»j A " ■w ••* «:*** ' -JUW•• * ^ ‘ i ■ - J- * " ........ . ...... - ,„, , ■ F W D A Y ; i O C T O B E R , 19 . 1 9 4 5 - . <»» 1 1 "• -i '■■■ 1 ..■i 1 ' i . % a «w a e »-" L * »*#*• Activities Informal Party Given By Legion Auxiliary PAGE HVF X - i • r Ft; it . l*1* i.......... - -* snaps are heard. * Mrs. F. Woodruff Sr. twoFilbert* are o«sy to crack, hut hy hand! Hold them no a t e r r c e t a l k /■Honored On Birthday not hnril surfnee nnd tap lightly with Rnl| li Waldo Emerson said. Mrs. Frank L. AY mil uff Hr. a hammer. They crack best if hit An informal party, program mi the shoulder rather than the and covered dish supper was "Finish each day and bi dune wRli with honored Tuesday evening a* end. lb V ou have dune what you her home at . ’ » 2 i^* link Avenue given by the. Woman's Auxiliary (’ rack butternuts with a hnmof the Jtmerican Legion Tuesday could. Some blinders nnd absurd­ with a surprise dinner party mci nr strong device with cupped ities no doubt crept in;..forget which honored her seventy-ssedtiil evening for'th e legionalres and lltrtnl, Jaws. When usin** a hnmns soon as you can: fnmoi I birthday. guests to stimulate interest in the them ntcr place one end of the nut row is r new days Imgir< i. U-eU( The looms of (In- WooJrUif on a hard wood or metnl block present American Legion mem­ and serenely, and with not tool rcsidoriCe were decorated with bership drive. high a ,. snirit to In* cumbered with Fall flowers, with a motif of I and hit the other - end with ii Miss Judy Junes and Miss The lever cracker does The hut was attractively doIh.s day . vcllew and whit- bum -carried hammer. Peggy Pippin spent last weekend corated with Fall flowers and your old nonsense. This all that Is good ami tali. I The dining table Wit's laid ii good job because the metal in Gainesville. asparagus fern. Group singing too deal. With Its hotter and In-1 with , |.UI. .-loth no ( -the center J jnivs fit over the end but press on’ thc shoulder.! rather thnn the was led hy Dr. Wayde Rucker CpI. Milton (Tony) Huddleston with Mrs. F. E. Itoumlltat as citations, to wasti n motivn on nirautremem rotiHisll-d of a low i tips. Ute yesterdays. crystal howl of marigolds and! has returned from Philadelphia, accompanist, Usually tho bcaj, crackrr >.for ‘ Have you heard ihc good news I ddsit-s ftanl.ivl by crystal; la. where he visited relatives. Mr* K. j . Knuth, auxl|lary that Sii't, lilt i.\ /.At, It it \ is e\ i rnjulrlabrti holding vellrtw tgpers.; lilac1' —nlnuis is one of Ibr fairly president, gave a welcoming ad- peeled to leave tmin r.tiglnmi lrlrthtlsy cake with seventy 1 heavy pressure devices which Mr. and Mrs. P. v Whitehurst dress^and hold tlie nut with point s i ’ ends jntrmhiced the at .follow-, uhho,4 |j HIU'I nftcr haviiig •% n u ill) m i' IKK served wltli|t,Vl, canitiw- ami iiuliviibml gift.and Mrs. Kusscll Simians spent Inif: Keitl Mnnn.^Slnte Adjutant; |the Knrblh An .u. iv\. r cf*» n re?*m ilto Mrt* Woo'lnilf Hint are forced together with ii last weekend in Add. (in. vlsik- Joel Field, Seventh District Com- |) f sis? MAKGUEHITF IN iiLLY nt the iDiirliiHton nl llu* iHlinci. lever or screw. A few varieties ing frhmrls and relatives. ■ mander, and Juck Roceo. ‘ Post______ ____ asA i I f_____ iiV is ______ in WunItiiiKtmi worn ■i thl* ocrn.'imi »!u> wore a pink serin to crack oul better with • •Commander, who gave brief Ulks- l * , g - l o w - f k r H - w j i i l i a g —fui and—Idrtc--- (. o iii .hI—vti.it,—.lo — haimner, Strike the nut on a rnuiuled eilge liitTic- than on IR“ Miss Helen Ruffin of Charlotte, Mrs. Rouili also called upon some Dll LY’S return with a ciirsag.1 of pink tores. flat sides where the halves join. N. C. has flown to Sanford to of the veterans of World Wnr II C.idct ALFKEi. L..K SUNK, Thore present were: Mr. nnd j be the guest of Miss Cecelia for extemporaneous talks. son of Mr and Mrs. G. A. filin''.1 Mrs. Frank I.. Woodruff. Sr., i Truluek nt 1110 Mngnolia Ave­ Entertainment wns furnished Is.’ beciiming c siiccotsful uirto Frank L. Womlniff Jr.. Mr. and | nue. by the Peleryeltes under tho onlsl. In the Octnbei issta *iii' ! Mi Frank L. Woudniff III. nnd direction of Mlsn Jessie Durden tho lings Magniinc ntti m Id 11tlift Frank I The Casual Wo nlruff IV. I*fc. ami Mrs. W i 11 i a m- P. and accompanied by Phillip Al­ cartoons appeared and nnolhri* Mi. nail • Mrs. ..I. D. Woodruff* Smith and lljeir son, Vf. P. Smith len; Gretchcn Kirehoff who gAve will lie published.in tlit Decembei l)r. ami Mrs Itail'll (iMVomlniff Jr. hnvc departed for Keesler a toe dance accompanied a t . tho issue of Army laughs. Ills am mill Ihrir, childien, llalidi I niton Field, Biloxi, Miss, where Pfc. phuin bv Evelyn MnUhews; nnd bit ion i. to havi (o ilin ' inngn W iodiiiff m«i Mm y Kailii'iinej Smith will he stationed. Ann Whitaker and Jackie Me tine accept just n'r' of Ids draw Wi"i.lgnff unit M-s.j t inistiliv j Donald who gave a tap dance lnK"(,| Bp ill doiuire-’ Mr.- wnd^AIrs. Hen Cerrie* and accompanied by 4’hillip Ailen. — J . ” '- .VXD . .'(>..>. ill)UG I.AS NS children Frankie— ami.j—Johnny^. . __ S e v e n. ty m .. c m lie tf^ U le n iT e lr 5J.f'v5 ' T H F m - c l'j!ir ^ ; W r ,!'^ / " Ttll's T ^ I hgm g^W rW e il air IhK? wlintcp.1f|-n«^n?«1cmr ilRIHm • VV—Os»(fr hwatuv wt»h -dwamu left today for^ Ilaeford, N. , C . the meeting, A v .L . m-> * after'spchdrrig -n 'fe n - days Ban ford. ~ W ' ' : r i * THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA r, *■-» Ire -- fcw* ........... » — - - •» - c'a t V ^ N G ' i* ' -IF I V* mit M I* Addresses Sdcial Calendar Coleman Civic Department Person a l s SUNDAY 111 II, Coleman, president of Council meeting of Townsend Clubs of the Fifth Congressional the Chamber of Commerce, In a District at the Seminole County talk to the Civic Department of Court House nt 2:3(1 P. Ml the Woman’s Club Wednesday urged that Sanford be made more Public is invited. beautiful by improving yards, TUESDAY Pilot Club will have dinner recreational facilities and slreetc meeting at ''the Mayfair Hotel so thnt next year permanent re­ sidents ns woll as tourist* may n*(7:30 P. M. Meeting of the Woman’s C|ub bo attracted. He suggested that the Civic at 8:C0 T\ M. Program will be given kjf the Fine Arts Depart­ Department continue to work toward getting picnic tables and ment, sponsors: (‘ Mrs. K. It. flraplm-en in tile__EttlL—MrilUJl ----- Brownlee, and Mrs. H. t~ IIol Hostesses will lie: Mrs. Fred T. Park. 1 he Chamber of Commerce, he Williams, Mrs. W. A. Leavitt, Mrs. C. J. Fisher and Mrs. H. C. said, has a fund for advertising the city nationally, hut before Dubose. ; Hn advertising campaign is be­ MONDAY ‘ ' housing ,, accomo The Seminole W.M.8. Associa- gun ndmiuatc , tlon will mcet ot the First Hap- dnUons. t o . house prospective ret jjt 'Church at 10:00 A. M ., aidants must bo provided. M. Covered dish luncheon served. ■ Ibo present time the influx or Prayer band of Womens Auxli- naval pcrsonnel. he sabI, — meet nt .'1:00 ---- ----P. -iary. will M. loft the city without sufficient Regular business and inspiration­ housing accomodations for those a l meeting of the t . WomeuV ’T*reccdM£r the covered dish fun— “ L^UfL & “ • The Bcardnir Avenue Circle chcon, bnsttlcss mcilt'fg nmP pro" * trill •meet--at*theYlh»pel * TB ^**(?finsl!ums seals'. P. M. ........ . ____ Mrs, Elizabeth Kirehrr, secre- LO AFER Mrs -TW^sr-Peareon H o s t e s s ^ r * ^ the Seminole “Tp Christian Council assisting Health and Tuberculosis W r'T. R-I-T-Z P i- Brushed Rayon KIRBY m 1CUUM CLEANER ; in y o t “ Walla, Haael Willard. Nancy WUliams and Joan William*- • Rossmary Burdick la tha mecompantst^for tha glrU* .flag dub. * ------ 'A Cardigans Blsea 8 to 14 '} i J S V liV . will ba Hi 'J^rs. GREER CARSON ^ | GREGORY PECK ■V-fc*. m ess?® * id . ■ * r t■ 1 tzEfS&ik^ 5j« ‘ ' , ■;] -j " , ' 1 ■ / 1 1 . •__ __ ■ * ■L i $16.50 to $21.50 -. !•« At hla jnrkct is a MUST for your wardrobe. Wear if with .anyIhinK, unytlmc, anywhere. It’s so Tcomforlnhlt' you'll just live In it. lies! of all it Is warm and Iighi weigh!, nnd adds that modem touch (o your appearuncc. f B. L. Perkins “ Correct Men's Wcnr" TIMELESS TREASURES ( * Cl f GENUINE CAMEL H AIR COATS . . . Styled hy GAMBOLEER, CuHual Camel Hair topper with mock tortoise tihcll buttons open vent hack. Smartly tailored for all casual wear. Nude or Natural. ■■ 49.95 39 other coats from 1 8 .95 R A 0 Y S COOPER • REGINALD OWEN •' DAN DURYEA • JESSICA TANDY •_ -BARBARA EVEREST • MARSHALL THOMPSON . l ftev hy M * Medwn eed leer* Uvtm • edXe Mevel kyAAecd* Deveoeert *d ky TAY OAJMfTT • Pmdwed by I0WM K. SNOfP.*. A* M-O-M —METRO NEWS— WW ‘ ,-Jv r Solid nr Twn-TdBn r o ln r CorhliftuitlBKs.' Itnynn lim'd. .95 m CDISP-Ud BARRYMORE-PastaFOSTER-tat* HUNT j* v A‘ ' , after JACK ET 2 _ Big Days - 2 - Sunday - Monday SWEATER TIME for. the Kiddies . . . SEE THE FEATURE FROM THE START ITUEE STARTS - U ; 4S • 2:58 * Sill . 7:24 •9:37 -,.U ti 1 To All Your Bakery Needs - - i .*»■-({ ' . .i'. It's always fresh when . • J *s«l *• , you buy It nt Robb’s. ■ Home Bakery lOS'W, 1st Phone•Rfll-J; S-.i*1* Vi* ’iI* l2_S- Davis • -Sirs.-Elmer -8tul»; Mrs:-3 :- -M: ^Entertains Friends^TMk County Lloyd of Tallahassee, Mrs. Stull nt '.all. El II' A veil II' and in:'>;nl‘ with ihr-nrrnv m i’lnlippln Elisabethtown, N. J. and Airs.. Associ­ of of snvini* the) will l» Imnti l» ... ____ .... Mrs. W. T. Davis entertained A. L. Betts of Ml. Dorn spent j ation ’In making n success of the WwlnM<l»y evening with friends there ■ thi itpnrtmen; i. The Women’s Counail of tHL- sale of seals this year. She sta­ Tuesday in Sanford with friends, j _______ n bridge party nt the J. D. so tiny • the) will tie limin ty one HINTS TO HOUSEWIVES I First Christian Church met Mon- ted that plans - are' being mail* *_____ i friend nt a time! tlay nlgtu.at the hojue of Mrs. to acid to the fufid for building Dr. ami Mm. Henry McUulIn > Word lias been received by Werkh from Hume DemonO, T. Pearson with Mrs. R. T: an isolation unit for the proper thli Ii weekend extWct to visit M rgri BRACK PERKINS that--CHAR­ ■Irnllnn •Spi rialisls. » (Humphrey, president, - presiding. hopsitalization of tuberculosts McUulin’s father. Cnpt. R. W . '! 1 ™* t0 0r,“ m,° ,0 TallahaNscp LES and ELEANOR BETTS win A report was made on the re patientr, Hunter, n patient nt Hay Pines. no!T, are at | resent living near Rio d.* i The rooms were decorated witn reent Ice cream supper by Mrs. Mrs. Mayme llodgm* made an Hospital. '_______ j arrangements of marigolds and Janeiro in Brazil will lie liopie fm Horton, committee, and proceeds ertemporaneous talk whiqh In­ . Nl T CRACKtN:; turned over to the parsonage cluded the suggestion of coopera­ Mrs. J. Fleischer has returned ! the Halloween motif was carried Christmas, 'Doesn't tli.il sound Clacking nut ■ -is not nil hamgood . Home For Christmas fund. tion of the Civic Department from New York where she visit- " “ I, I” ‘ *>e tallies, table cover*. ineriug. I ifferent .Minis' of nul > ’ “ Wit Plans were also discussed foe- #ith the Chamber of Commerce ed her son Louis Flelsher and ! "»'d refreshments. .......Ii!.'........ .Vi mu'i.1 renuir.' different i-aiking tech punrent ingredient, and Ii loo efturkey dinner in November for and the City Commission whifh her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. At the conclusion of bridge for some stomachs; Inn lion iibpic to gd the kernels out tms fund and committees ap­ would result In having the de­ ’and Mrs. William Lowe. high score was awarded Miss acid est cood is llu nl' nnd whole or in large pieces. pointed. Congratulations .w e r e partment’s nrojects successfully -----1----- t • Louise Perkins and screeno prixe wlm- in ahtumuii A title that applies to all nuts _ nn-rry meeting and sent to Mrs. Shadoln, a former carried out. was won by Mrs. Burrell Hud­ there Is no jovial eotnpnlikinship CpI. Cecil R.Jonesarrived Util partlcularli- to those with ; member, who was recently mar­ Mrs. C. R. Dawson, chairman last night tospend a short fur­ gins. lo-thnt where the jokes arc linril. holly nhrlIs is t«* si>ak them ried. Plana were made for a of the: Civic-DepnrtmeiA, presided lough with his parents. My. and .‘ Mrs. Davis assisted by Miss equal father small, and the laughter—lit- warm water- uuoi . uiubL— thorough cleaning of the church over the meeting.: It was d«H Mrs. G.-'A. Jones, of South Spn- Elsie Hutchison and Miss Louisa abumiunt.” - YJashington. Irving, peeinllv if they are eery ilry. bulldlftg-'nnd repairing-the-by jnn^i iM tJ- .tl>ak--a. UtWlLJbS-JlEttL»<l,.fortUAvenue, Carkioa actved refreshments ts The linrii working crew rnder then drain off nil surface water books. the City Commission requtsUng the following: ‘ uU ~K U *abetk the direction oT7IOE~A|CCAST-1.V: ttefnrr irnekimt.—Alan>--Ua Heports -were made by the that a certain amount of utility Mr. S. J. Bush of Jersey. City, Dy s o n , Miss Cecelia Truluek, that cleaned up the Celerj Crete crack bulfi- «n n wotsleii nl'M-k flower and house chairman. The water tax lie used for keeping N. J. and Mr. L. J. Bush of Miss Olcda Dyson and Allss consisted of: BETTY Jo DIICCK. m on soft im fnl like lead In | devotional wns led by Mrs. Pear the City property such as parks, Atlanta, Ga. are expected to Jean Smith. BETTY DUNCAN. SIMON and which a ileprc-slnn Inis been made son followed by a citric of prfcy- lots nnd alleys in better condi­ arrive shortly to be the guests Mrs. Frank L Woodruff AfARGARKT D1NGFE1 *)ER. TOI Cn"i oh-flat met tl •>( -tone. for the uphuilJIng of the tion. Also it wns proposed that of Dr. nnd Mrs. J. N. Tolar at Ill,Also II.... e.re some nei inmemln- | Mrs. James II. (Trapps. Airs. LIVINGSTON, DOT CRUMLEY a letter be written asking* tho 207 East Tenth Street. lions 'for mu-king some of tlm John F, Bolt. Mrs. II. N. Ashby, pat1 others. Refreshments were served by City Commission to set aside Did vau hear of the ultra enmiwm npt*: Mrs. George Danglcman, Mr*. L. the hostess to tho following: Nov. I to Nov. Ill ns a "cleanup Mrs. Kenneth Green has re­ Mrs. Russell ultr* mire on iho I'tationing Rom.I Almonds ate eiisi !« ernek, Mri. R. G. Fox,''Mrs. Geo. Ewan, period" for the City of Sanford. turned from San Diego, Calif, B. McLeod Jr., "tre ibat ilroidetl. “ This is Mrs. Tin,*,, Cvitli hauler shells limy I"' ' (Redding reported on where she visited her husband, Sirmans and Airs. David Smith. Mrs. Dan ThornUn. Airs. Hughes, Mrs.’ C. Umpity Dump. I want to know „prnP(| quickly with a (mnil grlp Mrs. Jim Horton, Mrs. It. T. thn work and |lunling of the AM 2/c Green who is stationed l( the tires have e-a-m-e in." i-racker applied to the tbin edges. Humphrey, Mrs. G. D. Lundress, iluL’s property. nt San Diego. Mrs. Green was n ,V ; ' . . . . Many almonds with soft, flaky j Anprcxlmatelv 40 members at­ the former Mildred Dagu*. Mrs. Joe P e i r s a Mrs. V. H. B a p tis t; M is s io n a r y shells may be Inrn niu.M with the Grantham, Mrs. Al. G. Tracy and tended tho luncheon and business ' fingers nr sipirezed apart. meeting. Airs. J. E. Harper. .Word has been received by Group Meets Monday Persian tot, ■F.t"'iishl walnuts Mrs. Harris that Lieut Robert - * ■ 1may be cracked h sipiee/.ing I Harris, USNR has been promoted Ware liiblfe Class .Glee Club Formed Tlte annual meeting of the . iwo in the hand. Place the nul i to lieutenant commander. Mr*. Seminole Duplint W’.AI.U. As-u- I f,n a floh thick blis-k of woo l A t Seminole High Harris is the former Miry Elis­ Has Regular Meeting elation will be held in the Fuat ami Hit lightly will, a hammer abeth N e e le y . — Baptist Churrhint Sanford ntr ■on* sidi-s or « boulder* (o-bring The Boys' am! Girls' Gljo Club The* R. W; Ware uible Class Msadny til 10:1*0 A. M. „ui largo ..rent*. Do mil pound of the First Alothbdist Church of Seminole tlign School has * Sgf. ’ John. McMahon has re­ The.President, Mry. Voile Wil- iim ends. held Its monthly business and been organised under the direc­ turned from 24 months of com­ lintns. will, he in rli.irgi* of llie I ie -ute-craeklng devices with i social mrctin-r in the church tion of Alias Oltlc Reese Whittle bat duty and at present is at program and will preslile diiting lever oi thumb M'teu which | annex Tuesday evening, with Mr. and the progress made by the Camp Iilnnding receiving his dis­ Lieut. aud^AIr*. Donald Kenton ||u, session. The guest apetiker.- t-rark by elul .'Pteeze me best and Mrs. Don Ulrcy ns host aryl singing units so far this year in charge. He Is the non of Mr. ami Pearson announce the birth of a wj|| M|H> Jn»epMm'‘ Jdiu-s of for pecans luinnse l hey give Airs. S. C. Gardner of L a k e outstanding. hostess. son, Donald Kenton I earson Jr.. Jiieksonvilli- who is executive iighi presMiiV oil the, shmthlrr Monroe. The boys' glee club which is A male sextette sang a num­ Oct. 14 at Goldsboro, N. C. Mrs. secretory mid Miss Irene Chnm- of liii- nut. Some of these devices ber of songs accompanied by the largest In the state Is as Is the formar Miss here. fasten to tlm table. To insure Afr. and Mrs. Grady Duncsn Pearson Mrs. Eacnr Price. Rev. McKinley follows: Dan Battan, David CereLottie Graham Messenger* are expected from alleipmte erarkiltg, squeeze until and son Michael have returned jteve a talk concerning church soli, Ivey Echols. Hoyt Galloway. iho 2b missionary societies of "tendance and Mrs. Car) W il­ David Burrell, Buddy Owen, Paul from spending a few days In the assoc Inlion, which extend* Pcxuld, Henry Richter, Floyd Jacksonville as the guests of lieutenant cormnumlcr. liams toad the devotional. from Hultv Hill lo Titusville nnd. lio n ate le ip ie s le d to bring Mrs.. J, N. Axtarello presided Sparkman, James Manning, John­ Mrs. A. J. Sperring and Mrs. west to Oviedo I " V e n d dishc* for the luncheon. over the business meeting nt ny Alexander, Jack Benton, Billy C. A. Yancey. Mr. Dunran was The memiiers. of the nsaiiciii' Mr. end Mrs. Douglas Epper­ which new officers were elected llrinfion, Joe Duggar, Guy Dun­ in Jacksonville on business. son were the guests recently of bar^ Buster Faircloth, Charles Mis* -Marguerite Duncan nod Mrs. Edward H. Potter Jr. at, Herron, Bill Ingram,’ nbbhjr PuD lea, flhohby Park, Alvin Pentey, Mrs. Ben T. Duncan left Monday her home at 002 Maple AVenue.* Inland Rudd, tsillay Strander, for San Franctseo, Calif, where Mr, Eppereon was formerly ti 152 K a y Shoemakrr, Derby Sten- Allss Duncan has accepted a lieutenant 4n the U. 8. Naval position. Mrs. Ben T. Duncan haa Reserve, but recently received Tel. stroni, Thomas Stringer, Thurs­ F? \ \ fc Mr*. Epperson ton Tyre, John Brumlcy, nnd resided in Sanford for a year his discharge. HareUf Cranston.-----— - - -■ hut returned to her home In San_ was the former June North of Long wood. : TRTDA Y antl SATU RI >A Y Also "Frank Cranston, J. W, Francisco! M i: Ellin, E. C. Harper, Doyle Mc­ Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Jacubson Mrs. E. M. Maulding a n d James Lydnn N. . • • i-M l . .M l Whorter. George Spencer. Stanley as their guests Uieir neplirw Stacy. Iluiton BaWork, Stanley daughter Deborah wil) arrive in have . IN niece Air. and Airs. JMsc Brumley, Elbert Bvrd, Ral^h Orlando by plane from 8L Louis and this weekend.' They plan to make Bennett of Fatereon, N. J. Mr. I Cranston, Goorge Chapman, has recently received h i* Fielding, Herman Gano, Wade their home In Sanford .with Mrs. Bennett from the Army Air Garner,-Fred Kennedy, Earl |,ee, Maulding'a mother Mr*. Mary discharge after, completing several Parkin Pilnrian, Thomas Pinch, Knox. Word has been received Corps rtthat LleuC E. M. Maulding USN flight missions over Germany, Wayde Rucker, B i l1 1l yy Shuman, si and was awardad the Air Medal , — 4ll.-*IS— John- Sullivan, Byron Tillis, Ralph It who is stationed on - Attu has and Oak Leaf Cluster. recently been promoted to u Richard Keogh,- .m Bitijy Keogh. I'upeyv -“ .Moving A w c ig h ’ Lossing,_ Dwiglf it Grav, i r n p ______ Feck, Kelly Smith, Carl Williams and Jack Moye. m The boys’ glee club Is accom panied at the plano_by Jeen Me Entvre and Peggy Pippin, The girls* glee dub is. com«• posed, of the following Jackie Armstrong, Johnnie Mae Bowen, Dorothy C o le .’ Fcance* C obb, All Wool Slipoyern . . . Betty Venn. Copeland, Georgia Hutchins, L o u i s e Lundqulit, Colors'-uf Red, Yellow, Emily Alatthewe, Bobby Morton, Basel Kouth, Lorelei Thorne, LilNavy and Copen, Sixes Han Tucker, V i o l a Alexander, Phyllis Allen, Merjorte Anderson, 7 to 14. R u b y Anderson, Phillis Bach, Rosemary ’ Burdick, Dorothy Cnimlcy, Daphne Connelly, Mary Ellen beggar, June Marie Fambro, Naney Pitta, Ollie Bell Fort3 95' • / , t son, Jerry H Inchiiff a, Martha o King, Marjorie Hurst, Lois L*e. Cardigans to match Jm.c Chapman, June Rose Dut­ ton, Betty Rom Hoolehan, Judy * vf Jones, Jean Johnson, Jean Mann­ ing, Evelyn Matthews. Dstoro* v *J McClellan. Joan MeToer, Emma Jean Methvln, Carol Jaan Meri­ wether, Norma M 111a, P y m M w . Pippin, Betty Rowland, HeUa J jr'.'tl I • ----------NEW 1 “We Clothe Tha F a m i l y — We .Faraiak Tho Hama" • g. r FiU 1 UT SIS i rt j lAHFOBD. is BTBKgT . 1 . 7 * >}1 * �-Ub» *^"UM**WP?NBfci— ~ -Tcrr-V ^y*' x-ru u . > -*F>^ ' ,.^u. "■■■< ' y................ ■ • *V •A * * *■.*■ 1 ,1 ' r-vt,; . ’V»V/C. *>.» 1k F R ID A Y , T llli SANFORD HERALD. HANWMULFMHHIM -------- . - -i -lj--------- u i # -'wA> ' tr , , O C TO B ER l» t I»> 5 ,. ■>■ Announcing: Re-Opening r v op GOOD; LUC£ GROCERY. 1218 Wwt l>1Rt St. • GROCERY and MEATS H Phone 48a a k n H o m h i S A L E ! 325 8ANFORD Formerly Operated By LOUI8 HUGHEY Eat A Hale’n Hearty Breakfast Of • * 0 GROCERIES and MEATS Genernl Merchandise owned & operated By D.K. McNAB & GILBERT WILLIAMS STILE’S GROCERY ». J ■ *r* FRU IT CAKE INDEPENDENT FOOD STORES 2 Pound Cake $J.79 PRODUCE and M A IiK E X -j G R # C E U Y rand 500 RA8T-7th STREET BAKERY AND DAIRY PRODUCTS g r o c e r ie s ;OME DRESSED FOWLS . •• NICE Thnnkinj? ydu for your loyal support PRODUCE We Will Endeavor To Give You The llfttt Service PoMihle In The Future 305 EAST 2nd ST. 019 FULL UW5 GJOOL'ERIES MEATS ond GROCERIES PRODUCE . ... poiAnd Tomato Juke Armours.... ............. No. 2 can >*» » ¥ Owned : by «M t u )A D; f t GROCERIES • ^ I S O 'S H E A L T H FG Q D S vw m PRODUCE and + Spy-Cheese F ^ V IT C A # *S A R P IN Wo W * m K tW w i VW<? of 303 SANFORD AVE. Those W ^ io u s Meats in Good Supply Full Line Gas Vigo Rost Zoyburger " Not-Meat Nabisco Products b r ea k fa s t opr Meat ___ _ FRESH MEATS Don’t P v t Oil H. Q. TOUCHTON m m GROCERIES & MEATS Grocery ^«l Market ~ pay 6 W $ *» * Eat a “Rale’t, R w t * ” BWlWlKrt M b #Station 1218 FRENCH AV?. GROCERY * MABRET g )5 f A S T 4th S T R E E T r* GROCERIES A MEATS « W » « h ! » • « * WtWVa W 'f c w ik »t , -New C(vp -H i* PUROL *ttw u « ~ PvtieT ...... * 2 ’?° “W W W ..Try Delicious *2^’ ^rarnl Coffee .... 39* pound. Webster Tomato Juice Ncty £ ca^ 15c FULL I4ME, Groceries . % • «* GAS N Stake-Lets * BALLARD’S FEEDS Georgia 3 pounc Neighborhood Store OIL ..™ ™ ..,.--poum GO! GEOI Bread Humphrey’s Market ...... ...................... pound 3 J C 4| D W JJR W I t o A R T v H qI ’Twice a Day .1001 FRENCH AVE. Young Duck* ...... ............................... Pound 2 Q e MM 1— Chi^low Health Spar Service - Station liv^ w eigh t......... pound /JJp Homemade PHONE 39 Downyflake Donuts -T7~ Salt Bacon .. ...... ............................ pound 2 0 * * I*Y* » * Fresh Ground B e e f... . no points......... ^pound 2 $ C Hens 590-W PRODUCE Y o u r. * 15c PHONE AGENTS FOR FU LL LINE Nabisco Shredded W heat ..... - ............2 pkg. 2 3 c " Fry ers , . 302-W GAS ...... gallon jar S J p * FRESIl PORK 120. MAGNOLIA AYE. Groceries & Meats Lane’s UiU Pickles ............ ..... .... ... gallon jar $J.78 Lane’s Swedt GerlOn Pickles • * PHONE CELERY AVE. DelMonj'j Co*.:"e....... glass pack • . ROBERTS GROCERY * * 407 West First S t GROCERY and M ARKET PHONE I Oh . West 13th St. THOMAS’ GROCERY FRYER'S • 170P Fresh Nabisco Pwduuts PHftMg. m m GROCERIES & MEATS Groceries-a nd-Meato Ifoiah NabiHco Product*— M A R K E T FULL LINE Full Line FEEDS FRESH EGGS m eats G U p C EEU f QUALITY M EATS GJWtfBfUKS * * . Overseas Pack 317 PALMETTO AVE. X J JM** HANFOHU, AVE/ FULL LINE r o c e r ie s ’ - Featurd In Sanford’S PHONE 411 r .v r »w "r - 805 WEST 3rd STREET ' G , W , M. MIXON’S GROCERY _vw-j- wr:;. ^ARK EX ^ RUM & BRANDY * E. D. PRICE ••' and^ \-Jpr , * Tomato Juice, Coffee and Nabisco Shredded Wheat FULL LINE t' • AVENUE ■ Georgia Pecans Pound 39c w w up PUROE OIL ' « • ‘ l>. : WHjSQN’S , Grocery and Market 1A $ * 3 w ***»»* 2 . **?» |M9 ynT ; ■ ! .y s s|m BP . ____ ^ General Line ‘ ,8nVa- . •• - • t */r • __t GROCERIES . <-• ■ «r .0WWC*** CYPRESS AVE li V; Tr?"-- AVf iM'*i, W* St & Sanford Ave. m m 'H CHOICE GUTS OP QUALITY MEATS . rL f . • PHONE 802 �-- jjM-vrS p—, .» t t g >■ I ■. J, u r w g ll ll U i r * * w * v *9* * q j ^ q p ) F R ID A Y , OCTOBKR ID, CLASSIFIED ■.il iflk HiMeM* »■ . ^ * ^ ■* 1 ■** price *175.00. CanHbnw 1154 Jessamine Jwsimine Are. Are. 15 15 blocks 115** out on W is t t i t S i * ______ AUTO. BODY. AND FENDER REPAIRING WNE *nd 0 *k fir« wood, cord • or dofccfl. --- frr.mmdUl« Immediate dalivarv delivery. Tty <Mir nr« palnlr** M*th*4. the be*t in Central Florida Shorty 'Andetton; Longwood. Yates Auto Paint $ Body Shop HELP W A N T E D - 105 N. Palmrltu Are. Ptofte 3' at Lantime or SUtion. NOTICE laborers MIBEB-Lumberi Wrecking 3 1 fbr railroad work in Senford. Permanent. See C.C. Bronson, tnory house behind Re*l>, Veryi beet lumber. Plant- ddore, win-1 > H o Myrtle Ave. after 4:30 P.M. dbwe and plumbing.* Duhartt Lumber Yard '* - .. W A N TE D : men end women tn work at ertte mill. Adkins A ONE HOUSE, two ipts in Golds Adkins, We*t 13th St. . boro.' Duhart’s Lumber Yard. Any out1 having any repair work in my*whop is asked to pk*ane call for ft at oiiye! I am U*ini{ forvetl to close due tn recent robberies. coop reTjabI e U8£D CAKi I* IlhllXlNtN Wh*v'tlTIlIh • t xynrsK ‘flStljt i'lrtei. ■PABBCTSTprcwt^ j y j t e * . g!»* 3* to 5 Day Dr>; Cleaning Service I* * TD.iylJiUDdry Service We rtH-iimnn-nd that new cuHlomcra s*nd their RODMEN ftir Survey party ol the ‘ Slate Road Dept.. Rou.l No. 44* rnterviewn Monday at laundry last thrve dayn of week, 'ohroo, phone 1 ROSENE Battery type chick 20 acres tiled celery form, lately brbodek, |1240, See at Campplowed and harrowed on Cam­ . bell's Security Feed Store. eron Avenue. Phone E.ll. Stuwe, 1WJ-R or Edwnr<) F, tjine. BABY curringc slightly Used, phone_542. $15,00. !)08 Mupie Ave. 0 ROOM bungalow unfurnished NICELY furnished 2 bedroom apartment, lower floor, close Close in. Phont* 037-4, In. Adults only. P. O. Box J5U. JERSEY milk cow, just fresh, L1GHIT housekeeping rooms. No phone JI38-W, children. - B01 E. 10th St., phont 77. SCK ROO.Y house with three ™xtra lots. Theo Stile* phone 5117._________________ __ rALLKT containing money, reCONCH KTE steps for your home. gistratloM Cards, licenses, etc. Phono 244-W. J. E. TerwllleDaniel St. Clair. 71* Willow ger. A ve. or Herald Office. 1034 PLYMOUTH and luggage OST^" 6 keys on ring. No. 17Dtrailer. Price Is right. Box 42, 20. Return to Herald. Reward. West First 3L L F._ Kaufhold. c/o M. Uranon. _______ WANTED MOULiT a f*3/T Horse Briggs ^ A Stratton gas en*ine. 309 E. rhonc 475 SEMINOLE COUNTY LA U N D R Y CO. For ijuick kuiick-down, sure kill, mul lu-tiiiB effects uyainst , - hi tVurt Srall l» Hitrini Yti thin thtrl^Plh IrTtibst I* If* (YiVXTV iu ia u i * »»r — INntlBHWInN-- —si. l^u :.vt .v:. runm iA. AMERICAN LEGION DANCE At The Armory Benefit National War Fund Saturday, Oct. 27—9:00 I\M. ’til? m »t i n : «»r KU itTlux l» wlltl I he | 'lull* I Ull il|i|tlir.tbl> •llitltln, ■'•lit* ■* Lrltl'T- HiVCtl . Dial AU •!n I l AlIrtl aIhI *‘l dlpv*-''! Li l*r hr1*1. ami thi m me «ml *. hV',1 within aim! «*•! >iw* Ml Tji% S hte l |l|a|lM* * f fWm*lis*lr flnrlil.i ll# . *i|*r* . | T»\ S ltrail htrtrtCI X»* L amu'll* i* i* thr ttanfnrkt T «* 1‘. h,8k| iHMtltl. hjrelel Tdl Ifcr ?*:|**w'ial T.t* U****l mat! I*: ^I*e-*lal Tm% Sslssrsl |*l*irfri V ‘ 1. klU'Ull J»w Ihr UUMln S|tr* . i Tax x l.wl IMMtis t S|** * rUI T.% Sells**! IMMlki Ns* I. ll**** h ** Jbsl riralunU S|*e^*' 141 T.lL Mh*s’ f iHtlfk'ti S|*r* !*l fax S\Idh*1 Utftrt.i .Nsi a. Istuimn t* ihr tUlaeva Srwvta! T»\ H* hs*.»l I*.*Itlct T*\ !VI»i*s*! |i(*KM Nik, ti ktflB G ih Ihp 1~tksr XL*m»*» '•t*^ tel T ^\ w e n - .. .f X.h.M.1 lilq r in . Music By "The Banana Hoys” AilntisMUin: $1 per muplt* (la\ Inn) Men in unlfurm TiOr (tax inc.» Tickets oil Sale at lb? *fnlhming |il:uacx: ? * Smoke House. Bill’s l‘kir. Store. Frank’s Tavern KoUmillat X Anderson, City l)rt(g fslore. Toueltton’s eti For Talde Reservation I’htine 211(1---- .llle per person Ttie public’ is cordially invited to ullencl . Every driver haa m m I tracks rumbling dowiT tke their big heavy load*, Y oji track tire* take a hrtrifle V U e hard grinding « m t . Nai rubber to aland that i b u edpeeiaUy compoanhed to bo i —extra long wearing. We can N O W n eap that mad C card holden with O n Rubber—guaranteed to ho * mm* rubber wed In racapp mick ipd bua IWes. I U txtf. on you^lireameaMAMQhoSi extra wear oved' recapo o rubber. TIRES WANTED - sale" WANTED: Small home, clot* in. Deal with owner. Mr*. E.M.W cfo l i e r s l d . _________ , HI Dbdge cargoes .. $700 to $890 12 Dodge dumps ...... $940 A up 11 Biternatienal * .... ------- : $905 A up WANTED: Good ui^Tl trtcrtle, 2529. Elm, phone 324-J. llt^Tboxe priced from $200 to ifiQJ) 'under OPA ceiling. These ka have removhhle canopy 39 OR '40 Plymouth. Chevrolet sedan wi ,<■ stake bodle«, arid — tires and in' good ra » ; some with eu.U. K N IQ H T condition. H e a t h r ; iIL E R ' CO. Ptr, 5-2051. Jaekilie, Fla. Open Scni/sy*. | Ph"ns Mn.l W. Y O U R '* Baby Chicks at I int'a Tuxedo Fee<l Store. > WELSH TIKE SHOP 10S W . 2nd Vulcanizing T in Rcpalrlag BUSINESS SERVICE BRING YOUR CAR to Cordell Repair Shop. General renairsOil change end Lubricatioi bouse w in thrsj Kent Bldg, phone 17. M>d form land. EdDODGE - PLYM O U TH I W - I'M 001 NO TO 'LYMOUTH two door sedan I LAVONNE'S HOUSE — good tradition. A bargain, me T3. - _______ Y ex­ perience Kepaln, wmUr heit•rr. toileti, baibii. hathi. Unitdry tube. Good service. N e Sat­ urday call*. George Coarsen, Box 678, i’ bon* CO. '4100. y OUR G iR t F R tW S HOUS E ! ER Electric portable rawing EXPERT Plumbing, 35 m n tdwur-d P Y R O -D D D T with PYRETHRUM t5 rent New tires are *tUI hard to find. Wa have received in.another ship­ ment of recapped passenger tires hekvy in sited 000x10, 050x10. 700210. Ask for list affairs. There la no caoke for 1 TRUCK TIRES embarrassment. We have a fairly good stock of Reasrm.ibls credit requirements. new truck tires and tubea. also Ne co-msVers on rc*tic» loans, Iraetor thres. These require no "ariakle payment plans. (tractor) LOAN CD. USA' of new passenger tire Florida Bank RMr. luM*. Ask for our price, list. AJR. Prevail Seville, FlorWa CHEVRO! ndltlon. m ttvidual. P tYrst to introilucp lliyh TV.st l>!»T llouxiitiolil Sprui* to Floridu. Southern ChcmiailH m*w brliitfs -you I (Sir mi*-*! \‘,.\«BiWr V. isti lei ih. ilr t .r m lt ilh * . h « O t.ll eg ............. . rae wM UlMlIet* far ih- nr it 9 kisk |Ri» yp*r* .tR*I IV- TiiiW'l** r *»f miIK t'f *|*f r|*i| I'h lfiii Seli*-*it Tak l*> K Ip i * Inti ARll tsdltvlrtl in r.ash S*| th*' tllmi ict* f«r , **ch *»f Ihr m M Tt»* fsdlitnlM.* namrel Air ONE horse 5 years old and saddle EVUNI^HJCl) house or apart ~ Phone -itlrJ. t f »-» ment. Pvrmunent civilian rati* ONE dining table and four chairs _ dent, p. O. ttox 247. Sanford. cooker, 20 110.00; ■Pressure ____ I . quarts. $12; iron bed, coil EX • SERVICE man desires fur* nlshed or unflifnlshed apt. or springs and new mattreas, and house. Permanent. Phone. 238 dmser, $45.00; Two wood heater*. $5.00 each. W.A.' Har­ rell, Lake Monroe. ____ * [ESTlNGnouse Aerosol AutoVmtic "H-g Bomb", containing DjQT. $2.05. Touchton Drug Co. :hine, $30.00. Can kN‘ 'seer Atlantic National Bank g. between 9 and 4 o'clock. Another FIRST for Southern! FOBNISitED "he ---------- house, two or three bedrooms, permanent civilian rnident. P. O. Bo* 1021 San- ^Rnd. St. A "S M A LL • .a . lildjt ■SJ.25 a quart tv nr \ tn * »*,>«rt*l « n*l *■t!f l ■ i f -e .i l At J'-a iifw n l, t ‘ :. -1Mt ,* K» fflih « l i t *'f J b P b mlH i , Ih t l 1 I* l«i:it N lb i\ ll'lt* • f to 9 P. M- No' phone calls. P L A N T S FOR V IC T O R Y O A R D E N S: CuHhrda. Cabbage,'Lettucc, EaaardH. Tomato plant*. Also BtHAebbrry plant*. J.W. K1SAL ESTATE-UKOKUK Atlantic Rank SPECIAL NOTICE GtiridlbeVT plstely furnishe<i. PbstW 83LM. 2 Dfsrrihumrnv A N T C D f-y o a n g wnffiair 4 8 1w 30 to assist manager. Adver tiling campaign. Must be free to travel state' o f Fla. Refer­ ences required. Earnings *60 tn »fl0 per 'week. No eaperi- Mrs. 20th, ft^ s * s * x .m o .L \ is :....... Flies. Ants, lt<>;iihes. Mosquitoes, Water Ituys Moths, Fleas, Lice, Bed Blips, Ticks han*! At*»l »*m* I 'I io m U ihl*. i**L*'i. IM i * mfisnl. W A I T E D : High School gn*. riuates, ages 18 to 30 to learn interesting Western UMbn Work Adply- Westerjy ’ UnKirf Oft Ice. pTione 2MT Mr.* -\Su«L 1* K e lW )’ , Mrw M It VtcuiK lfS|i*-* t**r>. IVe-, in* t No 13 At Sl*t%» « M» demand, Avon Christmas . i t this tthie: Colored re- Hampthire pul' lumpi 4 X Ttl<ini|«hiu. » ’ U*rk ana Ktmbt**. Alt* I t person SSMninole County Din VO ■»_! Ci CE T YO U R gasoline er ■ The Standard Statioi , from the* Court House. bankrupt M it iiK m • tw-Kvii TV>: CM tK I.K U «*. I.K H IX. I Wt-M n i O H I I T >**. I l£lM Htte«'t. liiMttu Nn I**, <«tA*KOlll»| | Nl w Ytifk XrH V*ul !*re* Ilift* I Jl 1‘ At Hit rtfmi’ll—► T*>Vi i rr hereby tt *|Mirr*! t** l|< Mff *'liar lot tt> Wiitavni. I'lwrtt; 1iwMit »n the t'tm il! v\*uit »** S* viit*- -Mr* Amelia 'Mt* iefiltle * «vam>. if\* * r * i « t h a m m , t.f‘hmni*1 Mr», v'nawandfa 'Vtiull fc, »H Ihr ■••tl* *lli.i’ »*I NinrmWt. IMt, IfevtioeHtr* JM <k v* rtnin mull to* iI ium iv th* t* - I l l a T I t l t r Nw. 3 1m !>*"« dinyfe an at*t*re%l*i* «t title ii.n itiw m iiii W '■i'klrtt ii llutb M tea*-, |*rec tut > At Lcvfljfw.****! — Mr.. -tiff Vi*r»u« Clurlr* »* l.ew ■» *|e* Unlu* J l*haeitt, t'lerk: Mt# II \klKtin.iti Air \V. O tlnikn, MV, m» han.l , i l. It ll Stum. lt»M**vl»»r* jysnft.rd, ►**•**i«i . t* I’ftCtOVt* v J l Jfc ll. A\ Alta* itmtiit* Sf niti;** —Mr. t! J ltbrthi»*k. i’lHk. Mr. Abner L TM*mil*nti. Mr S «• Kyle \ltv Metnir** W. IlMUtdl lfi*itraa*lnr*. Ifcrw‘tn, t |a At l^»l*r *t«i> - Mr. Li** n L ||*iyt t'Hfk, Mr* *VV I* i *iii k* Mr i ntiatliari ll HvunA* Mr K J |«%Kwr*;*ilal, ||ti|eftl*tW Nwrii to \ fi'i:* n l ’tw ilifl* IS 4c lii At Lore*! ■tmntSr niltatvOi IM rity--Mr J.‘ K. t'urtla. Cl»*r|i, Mr*. yiiiuil l*'t *. t .ll 11*1iti is: X u Atis % \limkl, Mr. John t* Itell, Mr. fcI Xi'TsVla.** Oltlah»*rTtM II i: Simian. hi»n*>ri.ir* m vTU tt'T i * . a ntf Sit S«*liii< lonriKimt li* I'h •itse*ty |% rr*met N*t. i At ttvlrdn Mr BiU Harvey V id e selection- at or telling. No new cars months. Got * depend* pollution at reeafenab HOUSEHOLD furniture. Mirnce Venable, 308 E. T»hon* 3 M H imintAl !«> a**t aw clerk* and In* *!?«h@tfir* at the tirroincin ncmiil witoui the r*'«|>rcUv« S)i«cMi Tax S*i*|T*wf1 l*l*trK’t« In ho1*1 *ftkl *-lec- LEGAL n o t i c e l1'11’'Vyi^SWltVl11yipi?'iiffai' a acres, tiled lend; 1 fo w l *elt. 2 ftory bouse, 1 ear iraraac, l ___________ fbr soda Fountain <©ol houee, 000 fL W f a f o f GIBL ’’* Dtur Stored Part Lake MbMoe Post O ffic e One —5 seres, pH tiled, Rood 'well. 2 story house, 2 story barb", * mile west’ on O irin geB oul,S at 8anfbrd Neva! A ir yard. J. W. Bell. Lake) Monrbe, Phone 18. / _____________•_ <WANTED: 25 colored ’ t K u .cks T ». IM S . . up with U rtfore winter. iii V W Ilf/ AN’ W nT tS huF ^ V GONNA D a * ^ H lT r . BE KFERRIL* S P I K E / HE’S B E |M EATING LOTS OF VITA M IN -EN R lCH Ef frrrra 5Irl A**1* FOOL KIN PLAINLY SEE Industrial •At". MtJwIttM Old athrr * , l , **rm ir> 4. E a r i* < * ih | B n A l . K . J frn in | the ef t Im .j . S w . n i • S i * 09« T.*ut(ri*ni • Ten k*ad IWfifl t Ufifitcaliorti of WoOeJ and Wedd W «H t • ffLitpm F»rd from Wenfit Siiltrl# l»t|vuf TW k M lie dwv. 1? trli.r *1.4 lw|H(l>iil p r tr tv in M m iw i U ll* >unaa. nnirin* FfviJK Stvmpi • Fuiufamrnlul Corroi«4>n , • M« Maw und MalK Conti of on Varal»f«i, L«oih«r r ond Otlvtt AAoienofi • MucilagA from HibiiCut MomKol • CuiKodic f r election ol Watei Storage Sjrit«m» • LeatKfr pevefopment • UneM‘gotten! on fo o l _• Itmereck in Swlpfule fulp Milli • TH* Of eater liver and Harbor Spiltmb- of Ha^da e Crate Cloture for Crtrwt ond Ccler/ e Wood fmp« eg notion Equipment e Drying of Tung Net!. 5. I>i i i l i f ii«l mt Nshutt Knaurm «* U y MemTwd wdijerte Development! E ARE frill* equipped and know how b* recap , eOr tires. Natural rubber Mr ayathetk. ws protect the sldeweUs of ytmr, tlra-* Jenea Tip Shop. C*U. lit slid Elm. phone 608. RED PLYMOUTH ROCKS BODY AND Fender deals, paint Injury or fading should be ICKS, finest grade, 100 for corrected anw M combat aging i.7»; ENGL. -W i. 1 J » and avathning, A M e painRN, STB. HATCH7forflfc lesa method aw*He you at / era and beat layers, 100 TATES AUTO V AIN T A BODY SUOP 10S N. Palmette Ave, Phene 371 F L O R I D A ' S M n ’VERN BREAD- ** v\ *> ] Wilh FWidi •• lh» thmhald at • ^ u l intw liiil espwwiaw. dw Lnainrrrina and litdeMital lii* n — nq Staliwt of llw Oniim iq mt FUndt and m |m m u iiI. Imdm will pit) *M M *a d f H f Il1n l win. TV ») aw and wilt be Mt|*h w i f i i k l f far ll.* dr«*Up- ratMieg raw a a e i i b a>4 ill* dWratry at - J i . ^ -j i HJ '4i 7 t ! lit 5 m WASHING “ mrablMe repaired^ and all home appliances. Cald- > .Lu,- . • Harv*$llitg I^vipniMn! • for Pap«i liom �I PAGE EIGHTH THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD FLORIDA s t a r t e d in 1038. Of the elx games played to date, the Qaton have, won four and drooped two. Larg­ est margin run up by Floriua « a i In 1040 when the Gatore rolled up an impressive 46 to 0 victory. Miami won the opener in 1038 by a 10 to 7 margin and repeated in 1942 when* (ho Hurricane* won a 12 to 0 game'. Gold Preparations U t o c i n . T A B I . K T X , S A I .V K , H O I K p » o w — h i m n s i. v a * n n iK c n s D How To Relieve B ro n ch itis LEGAL NOTICE r« n — T e l l p o u r d r u g g is t t o a e U y o a b o tU e o f C r e o m u ls lo n w i t h t h e m i ­ e n la n d in g y o u m u s t I lk a t h e w a y It c k ly a l i e n t h e c o u g h o r y o u a re b a n y o u r m o se y back. Couxhi,ChestColds, Bronchitis PLYMOUTH AUTHOMTIIS IN PONTIAC.MICH,, JlttMtaken into cu-ilody for qucstlonlng Loul* V. Thompson (left), husbnnd or wealthy Mrs. Lydia Thompson who was found beaten and stubbed to death near her palatial home, Thompson told pollco he hadn't seen his wife for some days before her body was found, A pair ot his golf shoes, which were found in hts ear. a r e examined (right) by Police Lieutenant Utley before they were sent In a rhrmlit for analysis. (fnlemallonal Soundpbofo) 109 Palmetto Phone 1011 I 1V4ERE » » BOMErttlHQ OCAUftFUl. ABOUT feVERT ........... THAT 10, IF V O U ItilNG: APE. LOOKING FOR \X Florida Gators -To / M fct Miami Tonite ItURAI, COMMON HKNSU -..~:Uy Upurn JnhtLann lU K M L M K H .K SEMINOLE COUNTY , IK t h r r o t i i t n r T i n t c o u n t y J t lllt lK . M M M I N O l.K COCNTV, f i .o i i i h a . in ' r n o iiA T K . i IN U K : K 8 T 4 T K O K ,C A I l l l l K II. KVAN8 Deeeaaed. . T O A M . C IV K IH T I Mt’H A N D F K K HONH IIA V IN O C L A IM S O il PKM AND 8 A O A IN 8 T S A ID I K8TATK: T V n u a n d »nch u f y o u a re l a n b r 1n o t ifie d an d reijulrt-d | o p raaan t .<ny r la ltn a a n il d rin a n d * w h ic h • j i i i i , «ir a lt h r r o f you. m a y Have n g a ln a t th e e a ta le o f C a r r la II. liv a n * . d H 'it a . d , la ta u f aald C o u ­ n ty . I - Ilia C o u n ty J a ile r o f Ham ln n le C o u n ty . F lo r id a , ut h i t o f f ic e In th e c o u r t h o m e - o r th e aald i ouni> n i 8 n n fo rd . F lo r id a , w lt h I In r ig h t c a le n d a r in u n th a fr o m th e . t im e o f Ilia f ir s t p u b lic a t io n o f th is n o tice. K a r ii c la im o r. rta. m au d a h u ll he In _ w r llltig . « fid I REOMULSION DODGE FRIDAY. OCTOBER 19,*1 ADVANCES IN l‘ B8T rONTHHI, SEEM"ABOUT _ HEADY Foil I’ fiE T Tifi ‘‘Wat "flair* brought IremrnInus advances in pest control nnd it now seems that the farmer is on th* verge nf getting benefits from these advances. New reme­ dies found effective for pasta -Imth-hara-and-m-fue plHvo-r-but which were largely token by the armed forces until the wur ended, give promise of being excellent for controlling household anil farm pcsta. in future. Many uf the ■iigi.lv publicised new materials already are on the civilian markc;. Farmers have I'ound OUT to lie highly effective In controlling flies mosquitoes, roaches and other pests, but already have registered experiences which emphasize the necessity for.caution in its use. t will kill Home beneficial insects as well us harmful ones and it ha* killed farm animals when bn•ropcrly applied Aerosol bombs, of which iqoro hsn 10 million have been ■used luring the ra*t three years by Ute^-*rmed ; forces, -jUffn Will be. available for (he control of House­ hold Insects. They contain in­ secticides .dissolved in a liquefied gas held under pressure in u container. When a valve is open­ ed the sudden change In pressure allows the contained solution i o boll violently. Tin esraplng IInuld, forced through n small orl-, flee, turns to vapor as it lilts' the sir. This disperser the insert I**ido as n very fine colloidal aussenslun In the air, which-Is quite effective In controlling intccia in uncloslirea or other plocts whore the air Is still. Dr. W. B. Tisdale^ plrtht patho­ logist with tho University of • IIA IN H H W M .K . O ct Itf. m id pual n f lic e aditreaa n t lh a c la im a n t, an d a h a ll ba a w n rn >u hy H ie r i. ilin a n l, - a g y n l, n r a tto r n e y , ■ n i an y eu ch it a lm nr dem and n u t-e n file d a h u ll he v o id r.. r i t .fN B, A n ml m in i at rat n r n f ( h r C M ate o f K a m a II. K v a m , deeeaaed. K tre t— im M h 'M lu n Kept. f l a t . — t t f t IV N IN T H J I I I K 'I A L CHI C fiU lT . g K M IN O I.fi COD S I A T I! UK F I.IH IIIM . I ’l l A >t K I M . , A L L E N . RUTH - J msjptiir, (S p e - .cjal)~Xhu. LLakcESltiu nf -lJnSd i , - m i . u i i . T .Ai,i.nTPv. _ I n fc m iH iit, | Ontora, xnmftiiig finni l lwir un- set defcal'T'o \ «ri11c-rr, iTt Uilfvcr-' sity’a Commodores, settled down to hard drills here, this week In preparation for their under log role against the University nf Miami’s Hurricants in the Ornnuo . d u n n ii oK r im u c A T in h — T IIK 8 T A T K O K F L O R I D A ! O ra a tIn at- T o W illie F . A l l a n . -1431 W aal i in , ml B o u le v a rd . la . t r n lt I, V llc h la a n . , You qrj> heiftiv ordered « iu lrrd to t»f> nnd i ppm a nil upon re- th e SPECIAL lllll of t n m iiln lo t file d ag alm -t yo u In t h e C irc u it C o u r t o f S e m ­ in o le l'u u n ly , nt H a n fo rd . F lo r id a , hy I t u lli J. A lle n , lin in g an M ellon Head Coach Tom l.iei, isn’t thu least bit optimistic ovar his chances Friday night and rains his (lotor* the definite underdog fur illvgrce. rd l le r a ld la d a a lk n a agninst Miami, after the 7-0 tie le dT h ea*'8 ulhn fo a m -w ap ap e r In w h ic h feat the Commodores handed the l lila o r d e r a h a ll lie n u b lla h e d fu r (intern before approximately 111,, l o u r m n a r c u t lv e week#. W J td rs a m y lin n d a n il o f f i c i a l aeat o f o f f ic e 000 Hrimecoming fans Although Frinuy will find the ut 8 u n fo rd , K ln rh la . t h is 4 lh day Gators In "fair shape" to start clrrk. fJrcult court, against “ the -nutriffinds. Met £ hints out that with the gome ting played on hrldny, Florida hasn't hud the advantage .id on extra flay of jest and practice that Miami has. N o lle ,- In h e re b y g iv e n t h a t 7... w i l l a p p ly to th a U r a i ' l Ttic (iutor.i had only from nI* f tS'omi ith i n l y I ’o m la a lo n c ra n f H am ln Monday through Wednesday In" ■ da I 'o u n tv . F lo r id a a t l i t m a a tln g get in shape lor thr game, while In tin Ii a 1,1 on th a I t h d a y of the 'Hurricanes hud the advant­ November A .D ., 1141, f o r th a a d o p ­ r r e s o lu tio n h y s a id H o ard age uf -llatutdaji-and—Sunday to ot ifo nC1oouf n ty r o m ih la a lo n o r * - v a c a t in g rest* up. I he (iirtora entrain for le r t a l n p u rta o f the p la t o f C r y s t a l l-a k e w i n t e r H om e* H u h d lv la lo n aa Miami Thursduy from Waldo. pak*'* Friday's game in the lamed r r r n t i l i i l In lnPolalet CHoouonkt y I.re co rd ,. Orange Howl will continue a «I I4I,J- IISp a, r laH a m o f aald p la t N o u gh t .In series between Florida nnd Miumi lie v a c a te d ' b r in g In c lu d e d in the f o llo w in g FURNITURE REFINISIIED Seed disinfection to control ills, AND REPAIRED sense nlso has made rapid strides Antique or Modern during the wsr. It seems qUtto likely thill seed of pennuts. co; ton and most vegctublci oxcef.. snap beans will be treuMd In fulure. Spergon. ntn-nn nnd 2 i>ercent ceresnn are the treating ma­ terials now in most widespread use. Bulletin* and other materinla on Iheli usn are avallabK The ndvames • In pas: control shouhl pliable man tn gain ascen­ III Glenn Street Phone 2-3921 dancy over his principal and con- 1 , Orlando, Plnrldg latit enemy, pests, a BRING YOUR FURNITURE T « US TO BK KXl'EUTLY RKPAIRKD A N D RKKINIHIIKI). WICKER SETS I1A I N T E I). PRICES REASONABLE. PROMPT SERVICE; d r s r r ln r d p ro p e rty , of an a lla y . th a n e * to th# n o rth a a a t co rnar u f aald L o t I I , thance anuth a l n n r th a v ast tin e o f aald tx it I I tu th a p a in t o f , b e g in n in g . * a t K .tn fu rd , F lo r id a . ,IlieD ul ll'd l l l i d a y n f O e lh b e r A.D.. I IS Ig n a d ) /.. K Hmll U a r la n d W . S p e n c e r A tt o r n e y f o r I’ a t lllo n a r Favorite ravorue American uoiomai Colonial *atyle *atyie that In Is popular in smart homes every, where because of Its sunhy charm and practical comfort. Deep, individual spring filled cushions; hardwood frame in mellow mapte finish. Sofa and Two Lounge Chairs. BLANKETS BR0ADFELT to- w a rt Colonial Furniture Refiniahera Winter Ahead! Now la the time Vo atock up on those blankets that you will sure­ ly need soon. Part wool rfnd all. wool In lovely pastel colors in double bed siaes. satin bound ends. sq. yd BABY. CARRIAGES Five beautiful colors to select from'- - Sand ■ * Mul­ berry - - Rose Taupe - - C’etbir - - Burgundy, beat quality broadfclt. IS flU\ .ICE REFRIGERATORS INSURE Ut WITH * O © / * * * * Smart, streamlined all metal ice refrigttator with gleaming white enamel finish. Large ice compart­ ment, and plenty of shelf space for foods. 86 'pound capacity. D E S IG N CONFIDENCE Sturidly constructed, spring mounted for extra comfort. Body of leatherette- with shfety belt, adjustable top, rubber Ures; - ; DETERMINAT»ON Hm V m U Ym Like a // n Q m n v dstsr■sUatloo did II... d a vslo p ad a SU- p*rb synlhsllc tabbdlr Urpshaws by lasts lo aivo \ 1 1 O f t r j f\ / I l\ [ (1 If BABY CRIBS • Roomy cribs aubaiantially construct­ ed''of'aelected hardwood 5fth colorful painted decorations. s,ftr drop .id.. NMdn'Umny •bout weh tWftl* Hjoufcer'i KITCHEN *1 m i lua ’.*ahk At >3RS WWroL - J L d B ' SaS a .1 �* *» :ZZ.:. n i»>w ra uIiilJRfc -v ----------%*nixxr.wTX.VVfSiF*' r THE WEATHER Ta P n lw t lk« Pm m «| Um World i T * P t M «U thl r n i n u of America) Ta P rW x * Praapertty for Saafard. TODAY: Partly cloudy in H»ulh portion Uila afternoon and tonight. TOMORROW; Showers and r*ader. ! ' AN INDUI'KNUKNT NK\VSl*Al*l$|l S A N F O IU ). F L O R ID A . Established 1908 general Tieup *U threatened In England Flatbush In Tokyo Is ‘Official” Rcmibliii Br Associates! Praaa Tom P o V e l T unofficial leader of Britain's dock strik­ er*, threatened the govern­ ment with a general strike ---- today—as the most critical dock -walkout -in 20 yoara spread tt> new piers. It was Said to be worse than the national strike of 1926. Ten thousand soldiers have called out to unload needed “Bringing thousand* of soldiers Into thli industry while the striker's r i m and children art atarring is not the solution, mild Powell “This no way to build a beautiful Britain or bring about social security.” .. Jn-thl. country t*. national •trike Idle was approximately 817,000 today, aimbat halved from last weeks high point. Borne SIS,* M 0 miner* trekked back to the tAftsi ending mmonth old itsika. V CIO Michigan State Utility Ceuncil members were -back to Work after 14 of the 22 locale vote to accept the negotiated wage increase. Gulf shipping waa tied up along, the Texas coast by a strike A H longshoremen ana man. The CIO _ tn threatened W strike an Oct. SO, If ■ IWing coat la not nut. tut. 1 ilng today, the WLS wW not atcept any Ubw /cases far •the purpaee of dMidihk them an the merite of latuailn dispute. jurisdiction only It will _____________ , . in ease* where both partita agree to ute far final and K ibmit their dispute nding determination I . , by ia» arbi­ itor appointed by the board. trator The procedure: waai adopted to Ita doc• -Jknabla the board to clear c * tat by Jan. 1 whan it la achaduled to be liquidated. Invitations Accepted | Invitations already have bean accepted by President William Green of the AFL, Philip Mur­ ray of the CIO. John L. Lewi* of the UMW, Ita Mother of Um Na­ tional Association of Manufactur­ ers and Eric Johnston of the Chamber of Commerce of 'the United SLatea. ednesday and Tharaday In GanMotors Corp. and Chrysler . automobile plants, Truman t appeal to labor and raanageS to aattle their differences by without w«rk interruptions pending.outm m of the conference. , The strike Votaa will be canducted by the National Labor Raboaid on l hearing in mines at the Jones Leughlln Steal Corp. The hearing la the final atop W o re the NLRB de­ cides the case. NUM1IKK 30. French Voters Give Approval To DeGaulle Sailors Hit The Beach From Docked ‘Biff E* ■ * • * gp ** “ ‘Soldiers Are C alled ! In To Unload Ships Filled . With Food. In Dock Walkouts ^sgm ill—B * Scraped; New One Will Be Drafted MADRID, Orl. >2.’. (A l l Gcncralb .inm Ft Jnc'urft Fran—tevtny h.udi" a 4*vrrc grnulin- Spaniards 'rNiltiM if : *.>»!y nnd aSSOttaHMEC yti.Vidi-d Tr.crilithiuaf .. u. if it i« , .. —'i _ - ,y-> ruudtiniVniM pfia— nprT„‘ *ii tin- stale'*. - IMcsal « ntr> tqi0__htimnt—ieaWH. hiiiilril«i “ except in exceptional • riihrtt. WASHINGTON. «•% 1. *2. ( A P )—Chief Jasllce Waller 1 P. Starr af the North Caro-__ Hna state snprtme court haa f ; accepted President Truman's ~ lavitatie* (a prealde orer the terth-eo*t*e labor - msfiagf..-7 want coaferenee- s t a r t i n g ■ Nar. S. - — -♦ Navy Against Combini! War Am Memher Assiwlttletl I'reus Constitution • Forrestal Proposes i National Security ■iOoiSHcit_Of "Three Main Secretaries . M O N D A Y , t i t T O M S K 22, I9I.> ....... PARIS, Oct. 22, (AP) — France's Tjnrtf g?/icrftL idee*-.’--.- tfflTT lit nitiu yearn placed an ‘ . i t ’. !v? dipprovifr today- on Gen. [J t '" '1 •'Gaulle's plans . to- fount! a fourth republic on a new iot)•' stltutTon drafted by the peo­ ple's chosen representatives. Figures of the Ministry of By A-* vela ted I’ M' the Interior this morning showed Seeri'tnry of tho N iv DeGaulle M il WUltjm overwhelm.V. Fmri^inl loiliiv ileei. ''i1 *|ic. ____ L-------- S utg victory in the two-pronged pro|nm'(i merger of the ’ *’ “ id{ ;r,’ —— ----— election which decided, that the NaVy—TJi’TUmmi'ni* wan T' rev.m constituent assembly, designated NT' ..T ilt '. tiiinhry" ujid “ iiiisnund' . , '* 'I Nt. 1 •• 1! I • oi'ie at Ja-.t. nud these erei'nien of the tl.S. in yesterday’s election, will drmfr Opposing-the War IK* rtmvlt' I ‘ *' *''' • ‘ l|ing it pet ti .vuy fto.u tin in n tjiev ehnke it on llieiun with ii new constitution rather than ■ , l’1' "'i tttjd glatiioiou , Neu \nii, mih mi, lo iveleulne litem Tin v took the l>ig. attempt to rebuild the govern­ DIFFERENT FROM A LL OTHER NEW YORK SIGNS tlmt liuve he' uifn i-il n sulniUtuti V'-> *wr plan lulling for Hit* r< n il. ti< 1, 1,1 l'"iiief«dhs. inul U t. pul. ,cm . „ m i , . lintels tin,I movie and everythin ment on the 1886 document which been displayed in strange places, this Ftalbush sign at Alsugl A ir­ of in all p .'m - ,.| the eiiunti v t InletnaUoUiiD till' prvsi'nt setup . t' waa the foundation of the Third port near xokyo wasn't snitched. It's theie irom the ufficiui nnnd of a Nlltimiii I-*', it ( Republic. of Mayor LaGunrdla himself, who sent it in llrochlynltc I. ArU-cny crciitimi ounril nimpusixl nf Executive power will lie vest­ (right), nanny Kaye (lettj, comedian, und Manuiter l.cn Inirocnur (tiir+e* id' tho Stale, t n >C I ed in o, provisional government of the Dodgem join Ar«rttiy In n liotneoiili slun fur tin- («r-«»«y Navy, willi the v h a i n ^ >% during the seven months the asoriginal. (International) proposed National ftembly-aits—rather than in th* MiurcH Board as a fou i n_ assembly itself. Twenty to 26 mllT ip Prespieiit xvuulii e e llnn persons Voted—the first elec­ Comtlmnilev in chief. tion in which women were ellit In Tokyo it vviih an i u *. gitile. the building of It i . • J ill liJapan, Lith finnncla •• i I \ a portion m llie loenl oh- j Results from two Paris districts tkally, is ocrupiny ■’ .sr heiViinee of Navy Day ’ next Sat , showed 6688 to PH in .favor of uf tlio occupation' sn»„* *•- .he Cify PiHclmrgos I*.a-. i.rdnv I he (Uiamfgt? oj^ l'«umtierye< , i ... _ .,v-— ,, iitiunilonlng the—constitution of ' govonun.yit ^ hiiI tin: iiiwcrrui -, , , n illin ve ti diffnor Tti tne Mrivfnii A l T f I i r H O I l Si'O FOS A l l 1875 undei which cubinets had /.niliui: ii will Hie l.rokcii up and i r o l m n i l O i l K q i ' o m - l h<lt<I “"'I *"III ........ * "» I Thrt>i* I'.rim rin iV T n - fallen an average of twice a year. tlw) Emperor's lilo-slng lo the, On the second question of llie 11’MHilsura «a I'HSr .Theral . —--- ----. , I ilevelopmeiit of the diet luul liven inundation oT ( hief ■ t (a) This Fall To Nttviil Air I ♦ Florida Power And nil! lie t'Uy I'ntndinati Enii.i | Tit p iii i ni mill i !_ L * ' t i . d l J i l . n i Prince humimnro Kormye said By "Duke" MarNelll L l j f n l C O . l r U I l u i n j f the Kmpei'or is unxlous Hint the ehnir. I u-itli n-snutl »vit|i ii “ deiidly i - l» o Ilf* 10,' M 1 A , .........;; Siinfuid ;powi'i footP l n n f u i revisionthe eonititution jirotv' ' . gain-1* Iho i -i-mi of I Ti i ni . i l , . f i l'oiik, ;,<i , io , j; ........ house . Two N e w 1 m i l in i vj(|t, (p,. pntloit with a diet J.ll I ruin. I . uuner i.f the Sc . n, 1 „t <l>, f,.iem„,t | l ;!» » r” ^ . ««■•;.» 'mnUjaiU mm , . , strong enough to be u guiding eurif ' jniltei I'ompany, folio.t - •, reakoi. m the lute. Deun ing bill completely outclusscd The production ut electricity jnfjurnrc )n nutomal politics, Chief George David Kowall, ng n heated disiueslun yomern .Mutlietfy hu. nppenii ii on 'Sun thaln team Friday' nigiit ut Ak the command of the Kin- ItlP ;i i egro truck ilHv'i’mi||llqi*i‘ loiil rush unit liefore nnd Inis es Si niinnle lligli SvIiihiI by 'score U8N, 68 yeaC old veteran of wu» explained |» Sanford Rotor two world wars, together with Inns nt the regular luncheon at prroi, who is following Gcnora^ win H’t ie liml i te-,1ed, eu, him (iikli/ihStl un S'Uviiitile lepuinllmi of '-'k to 7 before 2,11011 eiilhusm. Ullle Dell the Mayfair Hotel today by J. A. MaeAi Hull's wi-liei. Kntioye is to); 1 . 1 rc-fte,j_.Sntiinlay nfjenwm ■ „„|v fl„. u,.«-A .nt.-vt f In, iie-iic fan*. hia mother-in After being held a prisoner by* The Celeiy hVd* scored in the Japanese in Formosa during la of San- Young, auiicrlntendsnt 'o f the l i f "etidtr fthenff Jmk Kick nfl. ... f . . l)(i. flllorf„| I f * ii I lit lira UK# TkrrrI “ ' '* > e plant ufv tho Klori'l.i . inuay auor Lake Monroa .... ..... ..... ‘ fglit latfore County, Judgo “ • ,'it‘"«e* »*ul f.« even imriod except llie fir*t one mday after "*/ r*1 td*' the nine months period from Oct. S _ Vi __ _ IV'uia , hi* \\n* krt*tefikiod Am u IjIxJi Im^ logsentel Tilt* Wildcat* (mm Ocala ayorsd Ml. lUM-ut'f'J* Jlitiv-*jb i meri'(Inn onlv I out lllfo tv ii tnte 1 6 the l*ninl pfhiiiM^ Iritj| in an i i lli*1 !)!. trot f/J?; ran Misers were executed, among the poirtr buxines* ,Tdc 40 years third iieriod when a pins from nttoml ng to turn on ■Uioitv Iit foie I*‘IH hi n'«i, flo Cap!.. \\ T. Easton, eoio mud he « W them James Lnngiotti, uVilillon The ar backed down nnd that during that time he Rand U V 'V « ommirsfon at , meet In • iM|r tin- I.hoI all station, . » »c l Given in June* was good for a rudlnninn 1/c USNR son of Ed­ riias seen in a n y remarkable tally. Junes then drove through nnd waa sub­ an edthankment Nnltmliiy noon, reeeivad n written fit, .tuff mil attend tin- tunc die Langlotti, .Hnnfortl restaur­ the eenlei of tlie Fed line to score ant owner, It wnx revealed today talenient from rnlicr Chief 'lov merged in the deep waters of u changes. llie extra point. • W'llltimi* eeeomnienilMig l.ec'i, . . 1 11 Ii . Tracing the .development uf Hooded ditch. The accident hap­ I nl eiilcriiinI"""' „ , , by on Associated Press dispatch eiileniiii" lin'd life ill.el.nil ' T lie Colli­ nil i,l ill told to llie I,.. pened about thrte miles east cf cleetrlc |mwer . produrliim fun < UM...| 11''" - CH Irnlvei. ih High School froni Washington, sion nnpinved Tie -dlu bneK' uliii-l, i i-xpi <i<iI tn In ntU tided ! i.'"' - l'“ '* the .Titusville Bridge in Volusia the first plant'ln which lie milk Sophie McDougul, | The exerntlons lollowed u meet'c. fifh win iiV. !i>-il|’lt>-i>' effcxJo1. ed at Omaha, Nub. where they county. ki appiTixio.nlelr 1i.C men I'1"1 l,“ ' G. lervuttes, |iul mi uh i llig of a Japanese war tribunal. S-Sgt. Jnint'K H. Ilolluwny. A daughter, Mrs. Louise Harri- had une steam turbine with a . 111!1 MteiM.’IH I iilli;' til le e 1' i». bii.uii i,r dii.it...- nf ibei iippii no dill) thul xva* lieiirtlly i (he disimtch stated.' It was on man, and a grandson, Allen Ilnr cupacity of only f,C0U KWs, t>* ftirwaitl libsorver ,ln tlm fit Id, m I nest oecitlTMl Satiinliiv morning ' Oct. 12, PJ44 that Janies LaugiotU l liambei ol rlman, who were also in tho the nuslcrn plants uf tisbiy. lie iilery of tlie hirst tlnlvary Din about 8' to i/i i'iik nt tin , or Hi nin.1,1.- i ii.uitv ,, ., , Kiiuford' star fullback, Aridcr- was reported by the Navy to lie car, escaped drowning In some revealed that the Florida INiwer sion, carrlOil u’ rtilliu beyond tie m i- uf l ark \cetiue anil Com­ V '1 “ ‘ " ' - r 1....... .... ....... . r..r all or til.- thicc tnlssiug in action. ••'I"” 1 „ itia’l A veil.,', manner. A t the time of tho A Light'Co. now has tm< iiim American front line* 1 " " 1‘ Fed ............ Which brought He was born, July 17. IP2I in accident, Mrs. Howell was fish­ plants umler construction at tho local inn nl the enemy to nur The wnrimu lm 1 re’iiliv-.tt""*"1'utm oil on, a l" ' 1' Mh Inul to Hu luuclidowns for Oriutplu, where he attended school, troop* during llie Hattie of tin ing from a bridge nearby. 1.1,1: "Ei m 't I or did tlieii - uml* '* "'ll1" '" '' II"' " I fu lull "I the , ^.mie* the ' Feds have until lie came to Sutiford and i iinisei;i and I aim llem li wllieJi Chief Howell, a recruiting o ffi­ will be the last wurd in elfi- Admiralty Islands,' llutilc f llie '' • re mi io-uult make in noil upon ' mid Hie t ••mily xxill tni.in , keusoii. Clark. Fed went to the Sctninole High School I'liiliiipinc*; ami tlie libcmtluu V cer attached to the Jacksonville clendV. |rigid l irkfc, kicked three goal* from graduated in » I M|if which VI<fl>ivII lie It*1 K I 411-114 1V111 | (I IU4I, iVSli , the famous Santos prison ramp biiu the said.’ I II. TruliiCk, with Naval Air Station, had made Ills certain d.mllv weapon, to wit, Itcpic.mdtUivr^ of the Kiwuni*.! ‘ nl (In- ihree extra |h.lilts. Pointing nut that three ingre-l , IH.„r Munilu. und mi Oct. 27 following. Joined residence in Sanford at 001 West iems arc mcessunr lor the pm.m.l ' Itmaiy t'lldn. Ibc „„ Ketls ( the Nuvy. Tho work „ r „ f „ nvul,| olec . . "mackini l " and did bn. w.iarni. ! First Street 16.months ago. He ‘i'-i'1 , r " " ' , " " : Mute „ „ moving |n ,|H. M)id,||c Repo,ted missing at sea with was born Nov. 26, 18HH In AI-. (iiiition of vli^tHcity tuu\ lhal V|if wu* niutiui* *.until our imopt !|. T n d " i Jl"r' u " resivUncc” . then the ol, bany, Ga. and enlisted in tho these arc fuel) water, ami oy,-en he said that front If. lo I Vl l •„ duty was. llie most haxm Navy at Atlanta, Ga. In 1BI17 |H)umla of air niV nrotIn I for j i d ile l. il ib * l p "I In el fe cj til.' -tIn- N o w _ui_Uui i_t-lumJ.—Guard, • ' the— • .Um— beand- aervad during - World. Wars . Tfli of tii*- ii.nl J. II. '!: tib^'k.' Thu local mill of tile latter <n- Trrm—vdiitim; wITh iTuT .oritier a second time, uml after a v‘‘ur M fh IKiunTToTtuefoU and 11m . i vvj(h „ radio hund. u cm ' ini! thni'iKh the center of was reported dead, lie w.'ore the 1 and II. Prior to coming to u considerable volume of water | gunfxatioii w ill he lepievented cm uth,.r nnd „ |wir the In ■Jiir llie lirsl m'uie^lTurk's i Distinguished Flying .I’ iii *- uinong ro*. Sanford, he had livad In Jack­ ,b ; llir.iilfici.Hr. ■ ______ Coi,it--nor win. good, making It j other decorations. le used whiru |iunipeil cxceIlefvt-eyef, att -uhaerver went„ tis ________ _..._____________ nt—i sonville for 12 yearn.' Tlie Mimnifttcc in charge ,is 7 ( ivonil ti.e Americun line- H#t. Bolison BWurns Gi'i'ipe •*- Hd la survived by the widow, the plant By two pumps nt the i f„n|, beyond He is survived by his .uther. Touliyi Ed l.mie and Itoy Hi,tli i .'uiiw cored in the third Eddie Lungiotti of Sutifartl, and Mm. Allie dL Iloaafl of Sanford; rate uf 17,UO0 gaMoos u Tillnute. In Hinirh of Hie enemy. When Holler. Dcspilc DirricultiuH pel hid. Sotifiltd palling over the his mother Mr*. Essie Luke of The oil is first pumped through I the enemy wus sighted tlie in two daughters, Mrs. Louise Harlo i m i ,- a few . minute* after Orlando; uml u brother, S-Sgt. riman of Sanford nnd Mrs. Wal steam heaters, he ash!, where it 1formation was radioed liuc’i. to Ha -eiond lialf began. Anderson Edward Lungiotti, who Joined the After nerving edh llie Tib Arih.* ter Welkoner iof Jncksonvllle; a U thinned to the consistency of iho line*. Thu ubxtrver* .would I m oio,| lerain fioiu the Ociilu four Army ill IU4.T, served* in the F.iimpe xs11 Jinit eltiilg a Dillard ( ’. Bardift LUen Hnrrimnn uf somethin.! like water. grandson. All Pumps ilien run buck to bis own line r |vaid line on mi off tackle pluy. European theater uml wlm on ratrb, gt llnrry llolu.oii .i. fur protection if lie w m lockv ............M .............. . ...... Sanford, and n sister, Mrs. Mag Died Sunday Morning: then force it through burners j vaougli to make the iliisli without lurilthl Sunday fi .> m this ioih ( I,ut.' fir*t try for the uxtru Sept, 22, was awarded tlie Purple fie Blair of Atlanta, Ga. Re­ caiwlively i.ifc , 'lor in ii real point oil* mb good, but due to Heart decoration. mains have been pent to Jack­ like the oarbureturs on aulonm- 'being klllwl. Dilfnrd . 1olunjt Hurclift. *7, a 1mill in.da uff side penalty, the sonville where funeral service* biles for the purpose of getting. Sgt. llidloway was’livterdeil (In /one,, one of Hiirniu'i glower lure for (lie past kll v.tais.lknk wa- tepcaled with good ucwill be conducted by the Navy. the BTUs out of the oil. A BTU, Hi onto Star ut Munilu where Id* ' irnway i.ix-d suddenly ut Ids home oni cimii’y. and tlie score was 14 to 0. Remain* of Mrs. Hensley will he explaine4, is n heat iu:if of f i,; hti,^| un** “ " e* l^ UN' l,v ,*!**'"* h < " " u ‘ ,l ' S n" f‘,ri1 *'f " r ..... .... . iriin ......... . ... Punch Turner’s (Jcalii hoys Lions Club Gives be sent to Jacksonville by the ' ' , : into enemy, mnehino firr. Ilr ■ 'riving Ids honoruhle disclmrgi' \\e i First trier Humlay Him nErickson Funeral Home for mfAnumnent anil U fiicuml m located theie ‘fire a id‘ *his group :-1 Ft. lliugg, N. and .with hh "!*■" 1,1 * " uclmk. lie was Ison I ,.(luie luul, into the gume whell Donation To Crate burial nnd Interment. Mrs. Hens­ the amount of heat necessary t > «teitiriiyc<l the enemy. lie also 11to nud two aiuiul children ns -• 1' ,,h •}* Diiranls ,. ,,,1’ ( Uirv. tuitud a |ius*ing attack ley had lived with her daughter, raise the temjwraUire o f one unit vXr:in, the , guud good ■conduct ribbon. o trAerigurs, In* tar ran inlo »;•*■ ‘ •" ’" ''i " " j wldib .Sauford was uuiiidc to stop. ........................ The Hanford Lion* Club ut ita Mr*. Howell on Weet First Street of water one dfgree._T her- ...... meeting Friday voted the sum for the past 16 montl)K Jhe was M f ' pound of $12.60 a month toward the b o m .T J iT 86, I860 In Marble, paying of a supervisor fur Tha N. C Tlw Celery Crate, yuuag people's She Is survived by twtT daugh­ high 1orguliinxatlon of Sanford, on the ters, Mrs. George Howell and assumption that other rivie or- ‘ Mr*. Joseph Itetcfciart, both of bll^s guniintion* would donate like aSanford, two eons, Homer Hens­ continued* _ inc nsat front int* Kcnilniu* Hnoativ ijpiii ley o f Sanford and Garland Hens­ BTUs derived from the ■oil in of Lake Monroe und Ross Hollo 'T L KohsorT :«*s one of the first I f()ri| j,nil M iss"EDa Marie Ybtr i:’: 'uni*. Anderson scored his mounts. ls manner is U»en transferred wry of Upxna. Sgt. Iloiuwny 'oiericans to enter tic I ihoirutoil, (.j,( , ltf J>uytonn Reach ley of Jacksonville; two sisters, Juimnea Robson, Jr. was placed .final touchdown through the ceiland Mrs. Johnson. r mean* of steam to the tur- ms educated ___ tii >i school- B 1‘arhau roncentratin" camp in Gcr-j Eunonil servltes «for Mr R « i - I ,’ i id ll'1’ line «a a one yard in charge of publicity fur the Mrs. Hattie Jc ‘ in the ivv local Louise MarshalI of North Caro- bines which turn tho generatm, . 1ul7j |g u forlllir eiiiployeo oY Ti'....... forthcoming Lion sponsored box­ where he superintended , ,in-|[ mi "won held at 4:00 o'clock 'buck. Final snore 21 to 7, grandehiIdren: The electricity la made In t)>x* |Sunforal Herald. 11na and five Inliallnn of American hospila ing bouts. R. L. Skinner of the LINEUP ‘"ispilril > ih s afternoon at the' Eri ksu Richard Hensley of the Navy; generators. ^ _________* (aiiUlirs. lie .'.erved with n modi l-'uiiciiil llnme with the Rev. J. F. .ingle I.F. Thomas committee tor this program, anEugene Reichert and Mrs. Louis* LT Britt I flounced he tisrt secured cooperaMr. Young waa Introduced byrfinrf T i m o t H v S t e V C n S ' 1'* un**' McKinley uf the First Mcthodixi Singletary Karriinsti of Sanford; Mrs. Wal­ L. T. Sheppard who had ohar*c i Duvis'Uon of Army and................ Navy uffJtrials c‘ ‘ LG I ox 1 , I nL 0 lr ' : ---------- -------------- ” ('huix'h offlciatlrtR. Interment ter Wslkenar o f Jacksonville and of the program. President Lea Kilpatrick C. Franklin ' In securing some good ring mat­ K C C C IV C S D i S C l l U r i » 6 ' i x _ 1 7 : 1 - , . , . , i rx x t rt_ | win In Ii*, rgreen Ccmcierv. living In New Lasher presided over the meeting J. Junes erial for th* bout*. _______ U r . Hill wood L . (Nance Active pallbearers were Fielding ItG Plans for*, th* Liun'a Thanks­ liT .Smith Xltemirn K K ™ " r,>0 ! TYNDALL F1EID. Oct. f*2 |T o A tld r U S S K i w i l l l i s Witte, Hr ('. fr. Rninnan, R. W. Clark Hentive giving dance were announced by It K K' Johnl“ ,,, of (S p ecia l)- T.Bgl Timothy Stem V J lU U rC B n lY IV V U Ilin Donne. Fted Holly, Fred Itees,' Kuxtner and Henry Thurslun. Hnnnrnry Cullum C. Jones J. E. Roland, p. L HU ™ c,,a 1,1 1(00 Elm Avenue, hanfoid. EUwoik| Natice. presl pallbearers 'were c. E. Stone- Hiooklill Green VJUIIU In th* currant mebcrshlp con­ QU from l^ '^ rm y " Aw'Foroi*t"roi'd‘‘ ^ ^ of \ C " lJnlver,ity“ of‘'Turnim. ci; her, J. J. Bully, Roy Svmea. Elli* Ross test, the loser of which will spon­ _ S P i Hr., Joe Mr Itch, Sr., Percy Chap­ Ander*on FH Gay sor th* dancs, J. E. Rowland’s Ing T to u an ' t kannouncement l S S J t t rfrom u nt t : ; L * t T t A s a t e .S I! Hcotu by periods "Roundup Reamers" lead Dick AAF Separation Rate at Tyndall address the Sanford Kiwunis Club man uml George MrCrum. St Its meeting at the Hotel Muv Oral,i 0 0 7 l»---7 Field. Fla. Els berry's “ Berry Pickers” 34 fair Wednesday noon. Hanford FLOWERiTpLANTED 0 7 7 7— -21 to 33. Sgt Stevens has liecp in Ih "The Kind of Wu,4,l Wo Want First Downs Army fur 86 months, serving to Live In," will he the subject 16 More thun 6.000 snapdragon Sanford With the 10th Air Force iii the of Dr. Nance’s address, according plants, presented to the city hv Ocala H Pacific Theater of Operations for to twee,it notice given Dr. L Miss Gertrude Vlnlng in iietmlf Individual yuKluga 12 months. A votVran of 40 mis*, I>um , club president. of her late father, Joseph, M. Sunfurd lions as a hose gunnel (engineer) Vinlng, who served as a city em­ Anderson lit), Cullum 6‘J, Brookon' a B24 wRh tho 7th Roinh DISCHARGED ployee, will be planted in Ft. Mel­ ■in 03. Ellis 10 Hlev Funsral services for Council lon Park und In Fourth Street Ocala * Pfc. Clarence -G. Ericson who Park, it wae announced this Jones 46, Green 36, Thomas 8, A. Wooten 77 of Longwood who ia« bean In tho A,my for Hie pam iiiuridng by James Moughton, city Gay 6. dia^ Wednesday evening at a lo­ ’ ' ) ihfWo year.i has received his dis- park superintendent. cal hujplud ‘ after a long Ulnaas, Total yardage ", He was furmcriy sla­ were held at IUX) o’clock thle af­ Furford 261 nt Fort Lew i*. Wash., Gamp ternoon at th* gravsald* at Myrtla Ths regular meeting o f ‘ Mon Ocala U5 Idaho, end Ml lUmiliun, roe < h*| ter, No, 16, It. A. M. will Hill Memorial Park, Tampa,' I e . held T ucmIuv evening at 7:20 Mr. Wooten Is survivad by two The oil glands In tha lower brothers. J, T. -V.nolcn of KasaiP. 61.’. nl orhich time the Royal A rrh Degree will be conferred on layer of the human skin seer*to nur*L hursL .Us-, .Gap ana and mcaara Rickard Waotor woo a class of Candidates. Refresh­ a natural lubricant which u c*|tc» from th* perswxand spreads ments. All Royal Arch H *si. out over lb* surfac*.\ Baltimore, JJd, art* invited to attend. Lee Is Arrested Dinner Is Plunned im lo rd Defeats "hr ‘j lfe sa slre if AL^laytairr Hotel Ocala W ildtits J. R T rd u cK - *m By 21 to 7 Score Two Drowned Young Explains When Car Backed Electricity To Into Deep Ditch - Rotary Club 1 2 Escape But Chief Howell And MotherIn-LawAreDrowned 10 James Lanj?iotti Executed J 0 19 By Jap. Soldiers a ft?® f t r a r w ’ isf'-u Sgt. J. S. Holloway Given Bronze Star For Pacific Fi^ht ."•-'a!; '^ tsc e Carl {on Is Leaving For Re-assignment Funeral Is Held For Council A. Wooten sWk.’n.rir,’1? 3mt*'r ------ X- � 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. 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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>, October 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/72e44510ea10ad5b16c773b31559664d.pdf e16f00e5c67ef66a22ab7dc35411e543 PDF Text Text * T MONDAY, OCTOGER 15. l g j j l T1IE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA German Prisoners Of War To Be Back Home By Spring Rent Waiting: Period CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING BATES JOc per line for ohe Insertion R A Y M O N D M .-BALL, R E A LT O R Changed To 6 Months 03c per line for three Insertions Real Estate Snlt*8—Rentals—Mortgage Loana 07e per line for 6 Insertions The waiting period for pur­ 15 per line for 20 Inarrtlohs Dependable Insurance and BotTdB chaser* of homes in the Sanford Minimum rate* . . . 30c Defense Rental Area, who wish •Rhone 9G0 Room 4, Florldn Stale Dank Baldtkg PHONE HB OR BRINC YOUR Aft* ta THR SANFORD HERALD to evict tenant* on the ground „ Al* Newsfeature* \ Count, five words to the line, ineluding phone and address. that the purchaser wishes to live .V,n«hlngtoM —All enemy jirldonAll aarerllsements for situations want*4 will be. charged far at the in the bouse himself, has been i-rs of wni, tlieii work- in|)ldly tegular rlemdflfd rate*. ___ ___________ changed lo six months under nearing an end in Die United Federal Bent Regulations, it was States, nre expt-cted to In* re­ Rids to Contractors and Builders FOR S A L E — _ _ !H E LP W A N T E D — announced by Russell U. Davis, turned to Europe by nt'itt spring, proviiling n maior source of liilnii area rent director. * ■ F IL L up with kcivMjtm and fuel ! GIRL for soda Fountain at Lan for rctonstructioo of the isit le w I For ItuildinK n platform approximately 178 fl. by 58 Where a purchaser was n oil before winter. ev’s Drug Store. Part time or cutlneiit. member anil served' in the forces II. It. POPE CO.. .'the office of tinprovost mm ft; itids will be open Ocl. 25th, 1945. Blue Print* and of the United States during the full time. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ *lilH general of the Army snys 3R SALE: Ample quantity Ions period of the war emergency and the number of enemy prisoner* life GOLD SEAL asbestos roof MALE bnrbrr for Ship's Service desires possession of the accom­ specification^ can be seen ut the Office of The San* i f war lit the United Stales an coating containing Petrogum. modations for the adequate hous­ at Sanford Naval Air Station of Sept, 1945, wits 362.170 Ger­ Sanford I'nint & Gins* Com­ ing of himself and family, the ford State Farmers Market. pany. 117 So. Park Avenue, WANTED: 26 colored laborers man* and -I0.7K4 Itsliun*. . (Thererent director may issue a certifi­ a i-re also’ 6.08(1 Japanese). for railroad work in Sanford. Phone .70:i. cate even though the veteran has Tills does not include npproxiPermanent. See C.C, Bronson, paid less than tweilYy pee cent ■ lately 12,600 prisoners' wiio have TWO FARMS FOR SALE-One 119 Myrtle Ave. after 4:30 of the purchase price do^n and een shipped k irk to Europe nince 3 acres, tiled land, 1 ifood well, P.M. mav authorixa the purchaser to ■-K liny. 2 story house, 1 car gnrnge, t pursue his remedies for the re­ The’ provost mnndinl general's <ool house, 000 f|. West of moval or eviction of the tdn(nt Lake Monroe Post Office. One •UNKNCUMHBREDrrrfmedr"whtte- _if flccL-juxpcclcd—DUKH1... additional grirtlmB-tesj-thamBr^HOTU •OWa to be returned to Europe — ^ 5 “ 6elfes,T»tnne<Tr]t<MMnrtll. 2 waiting period. lady. good personality, to live luring September, Including 49 ■lory house, 2 story Imm, 14 with working mother and ala Italian aervire unit* comprising Landlords who desire to sub­ mile west on Ornmcc Uoulcyear old daughter, good home !29 officer* ami 8,400 enlisted stantially altar, remodel or deyard. J. VV. Sell, Lake Monroe, and salary. Wrjte P.O. Dos personnel. nmlisli'n structure occupied by i 1220, giving name, address and tenant nre now required to file a Major Gen, Archer L. Larch. phone number and previous irovoBt marshal gene nil, Mild the, LUMBER-Lumber! Wrecking 1 petition for a certificate of eviestory house behind Jleel's, very Don. amt are not permitted to prisoner* of war in thi* country '.best lumber. Plentv doors, win­ give the tenant u police them­ ire working at” presinil but Oi WANTED; Cofured. man for genselves.■•^•uSvk.'s , dows and plumbing. Duharl's for such lnlior In deci.ii: b.i,. er^r Inifndrr tvork. Apply h ,ieed Lumber Vnril The release of .men from the Mr. Davis further odvls-.l iM t person Sortlnnle County Laun' Army, cutbacks in government rill purchusers nre required to file dry, HIO W. 3rd St., ONE HOUSE, two lots In Golds ontracts for war. moferinir. ami -u.petition Jumwii us D-4 in order boro. Iluhnrt'a Lumber. Yard. •nyoffs of workers during recon­ HELPER wanted for* Jimmie Co •o secure a certificate permitting version of war Industrie* have ,wnn> Sheet Metal.Works. them 11 nrm-eed under local law-; POR SALK in Markham 'reed thousand* .of American* in to evict D(4 tenant at the expira­ resident 1i»t Midway •eplace prisoner* -of wiiy ili’ cer. tion o f six months. Ave. J.E. Walker. It! tnin industrie*. Avu, COMMANDER Of AMERICAN fORCII IN ITALY, Gen. Mark-W. Clark (> Ip .thp .South, the POWs nicked WANTED: Hotel Clerk. See Mr. met by his wife, Muurine, and ion, LI. William, on hls-nrrival at La* GOOD RELIABLE USED CARR Small at Valdes Hotel any niton, cltruiwiud oilier fruit i. mi UUStdin olrport by ATC plane from Paris. The general made the (light sugar cane, harvested peanut 16 Ida selection at or under OPA WE BUY HUMAN HAIR lit morning. to attend a Columbus Day celebration m hit honor by the American* rice und tobacco and cut I (dptelling. No new 'cuts for many I N C H E S AND L O N G E R . llnlt.ih Lnbnr Council of New York City. ATC photo, (friternatlonal) wood. months. Gel dependable trans­ HIGHEST PRICES P A I D Ill tlie West tln-y lunyistt portation ul reasonable cost at WANTED: 20 to 30 colored fruit SEND HAIR FOR APPRAIS­ pickers. Sanford Fruit Co. Migar beets, corn ami grain, pi> : HOLLER MOTOR SALES AL. NO COMBINGS. ed und packed frails arid veg. 20H West First St. M. MARHHIK ‘able*, while in the North uiel WANTED: Office el 330 EAST 61 SI. GET YOUR gasoline and oil at '-mst they rut pulp aotl chemi tber of Sanford New York, N.Y. The Standard Station across nl wood, harvixteil litnl ; ncl ed Brunson. from the Court House. iv its und vcgetubler. In addition to this work, whIHi A nice lot of New Humpddre pulvns mostly on a contract bu.-is DIG demand, Avon Christmas lata, also while Leghorns and etween the government and pri­ Sets at this time. Colored re­ nt" Aaterlopes. Dressed fryers or agencies prisoners also tiro weight. C. L. Bridge*, presentative wantyd. Write Box ■orkd for the Army nl bpr-eand A, *-/o Herald. , phone 204. ininr. ■Althmigh-paUl at- Die .i.ic-vuilGfRLR prewar blryclc, 20 Inch ltd hu M li'. u^ti. in ung wsgn level f.i*^ eivillnli iVOl'lli wheels, ginst condition.- - 4to Pal­ COMPLETE I I I K T O H V OF •rs doing the same ly;H- of labor, W*«ran us alndr C n ib d WOULD WAR II — Authentic — *U n t t f W btgis m i l l Hm metto Ave. text, Ofiirlal photos, Enormous he prisoner* working on private demand. Salesmen winded. Send iintrnrts receive only 8(1 rents a BABBITS for sale, lib Enst 21st ih»i 10c,10c,60*. 62.00 for complete sale* kit •av. They are inlil in coupon! LIQUID or write to: V.M. mitt. Gen. 'cdecmnble for goods ut tani| let P it t s b u r g h ’s Hew System mill em. Distributor, 3170 S. W. Mil St. 'The remaining money earned Miami, 3b, Fla. * TRUCKS BANKRUPT SALK of Color Dynamics hslp maks iy the prisonei* is paid lo the rgoes 6700 to 6S90 Lrmy and deenslted In the lirahome lovelier lo look at—lovelier to B n fiT 6910 A up 42 Dodge dumps tury. TRIPI^-AID 41 International Through 1944. 622.000,(W0 was dumps 6005 & up lc,ro(lteil with the treasury. Thi A ll above priced from 6200 to otul ttL-aurh deposits was F ’*. 6500 under OPA ceiling. These plowed nnd harrowed on Cam­ ”‘1.000 fn tu June I. 1915. There is a Pittsburgh Paint for every trucks have removable canopy RELIEF f eron Avenue. BhoiuE E.1L Stowe. In - addition, the Annv e*ti t 1 i'1* tope,, stake Iwdles. and all ■steel 192-R or Edward * F, Lane, enled it saved 6162.999,(Hill it bodies, some with duals. KNIGHT. phone 512. ages l.y using I'l'W. help u purpose TRAILER CO. Ph. 5-2051, Jackrimpr. eonvllle, Fla. Open Sundays. Housed In Damp* M E D IC A T IO N S LOST Prisoners nn* hoiiM-d in 15' Qualified Pnintcra all In ONE outfit I (imps’ located on Army Inise-, and Call riA N O : Oil lieulrr; 2 metal WALLET containing money, i-c it 309 branch cmuiu net ui General Contracting *£U£V£S— beds complete; studio couch; dstralion curds, licenses, etc. s herever the imsaurr* un*- work us Huiiding, PninliiiK. Repairs ' Oak chairs 4; Pressure cooker, AT PEARL HARBOR AND HOMEWARD BOUND for New York from the far ! — Inflamed Watery Eyas laniel St. Clair. TIN Willow in.*. ■The POWs liuusrd nt liases live l'acilie, fig)ding men crowd the decks of the battleships Jotra (fore­ can scaler; wicker settee and Ave. or Heralii Office. 2 — Reipifatory Congeiltoo Store frotilM. Mlrrnra '«in;r.Liid*. wnciiljj* no unnse-t rocker. J.M. Joyner, plume For ground), CiHoriido aud Wej{ Virginia—*11 Ucd up at clocks for the ipclloii of (he camp's barrack1 moment os on the fateful day when Japan struck. The West Virginia 400-M. 3— Nosat trritotloo & Snaeilng (UiutM work of all klnd«'However the branch camps vary was one of the battleships hit In that 1041 attack. {lidrrnoiionol) LOST: Brown wallet on Lake from tent* to abandoned mcIkioJloth eeglcofle* rWlow WOOD burning circulating heater, Alary Road, near W. 13th St. ->'■ building* in Die vicinity of diRwtsI dluoolorit aod good condition. Phone 4U2-J, valuable, identification papers, (heir work WWW flYI*. ration hook. key. Alfredu Wal­ . When they are ready lo InDootllors Are Turning I lace, U1U W. 13th St. shipped liome. the POWs arc Ftfrnhdied garugu apartment prle,, ¥11 I by diagram whether the (i-J—’-l The .Complete I'nint nnd ( i Iohn Store moved into n staging urea urn’ed at 2500.00 ' I d . I 't l O t O i l l l I i defense is better than a 7-man their port of embarkation. Tliei Roliert A. Williams 117 So. Park Ave. ' Phone AOS line to slop ilte 'offensive power Phone 732 Atlantic Bank Bldg, LOST: Fox terrier puppy, white they , are Inmb-d In most ense­ CIIU AGO. III. O-l. 12, (F|m- of the T. Tonchton Drug Co. with left eye center of black al oard Arm? transports headed •all Tie nnn-halr strategists LADIES prewar Rollfast bicycle, apot. Wearing back harness lor Europe p, bring American * to normal . time*, Friedman ■tuad very little, tires guaranteed, wlut planned their mllitnrv rwn- Mated, Die atiinU-ur quarterback with Pennsylvania vaccination home. v -00.00. Phone 700.____________ Together with other urisnnelr nalgns on restaurant tablecloths tag, answers‘to name of “ Spot’’. offers no piuldem lo linen sup­ A liberal reward will be paid taken after Die capitulation of v ere blasted out of the war by ONE five room bungalow com­ pliers, but be pointed out that Germany, the POWa will .be okfor his return. Mrs. J.M. llayes pletely furnished. Phone 639-M. the atom iiurnb, but the Monday memberk of the assoelutlon are 110 W. 10th St. phone 4UU-J. slcned to various types of reconstruction work In Euroee bv morning ipmrterbncks nre still ■till faced willi a shortage of ONE Air cooled Johns&n gasoline the monpower division of Die with us, ncrorillng l o ' Roy J. 'materialic. . engine. 3/4 H.P. Ideal for bicy­ control eouncll . “ The extra'washing necessary M ISC ELLANEO US Allied cle or lawn mower. 2(1 Maple The provost nmrsli«l’N ofClee I'rii-dimm- of Chicago, president lo remove pencil marks from Ave. _______ __________ ■aid that with inrrenned shii.pimr of tliy Linen Supply Association nailery mean* wear on materials 1"**een.l n>-eils for I'OW lat*>r In of America. BORROW HERE WHERE PLANTS FOR VICTORY OAR* which must last until Dio supply PRIVACY. IB RKHPBpTEp ... the United Rtalns. and better faDENS: Collar.!*, Cgbbagt. ~LetExcenl for tin occasional world of textiles fur civilian uses gets ^ a c e , Eacarole, Tomato plants. YOUR natural desire for privacy cllllics In Hu 'European llusirr ..... . . . ______ Tioctr to nnrmnb"— Friedman in money matters is strictly to bundle them tho relurn of aU Alto Strawberry plants. J.W, respected here. Friends and VOW* in thr United Slalei: wllj iiapcry to |mi lilinn the Ja|innese ■ “ During tin* war, our industry Ball, Lake Monroe, phone 15. relatival are not questioned be materially strnped tin mi a* to empire, the military •second managed to nmintnin ndequuic 1037 FORD Model flbi Tudor; about your credit. Your em­ have them nil returned by si ring. gunners w m to Imve gone Into service for its thousands of cus­ ' ,1036 Ford Tudur. Reaaonable ployer or hualneia associate* tomers, from the comer grocery retirement, Friedman reported. Both ear* need some repair*. will not hear of your personal .store to the largest war plants," 'Hie football experts, however, ail after 5:00 P.M. Osteen, R. affair*. There la no causa for he staled. ‘JWilh the war over, f, McCullough. embarrassment. BUSINESS SERVICE are up to their old tricks again, we wish to continue' that service . Reasonable credit requirement!. Friedman said, and soiled linens and expand it." CREAM separator, A>1 condition. No co-makers on money loana. returned to- suppliers' bear the Friedman declared that linen _ Call after 6:00 P.M., Osteen, Variable payment plans. BRING YOUR CAR to Cordell’s imuhI seasonal indications of the suppliers will give their custo­ 0 H.W. McCullough. Repair Shop. General repairs— versatility of the T formation. FAM ILY IXJAN CO. mers the best service in the Florida Bank Bldg. Phone >3 Oil change and Lubrication. Instead of planning a defense history of the industry as soon TW O piece mlng room aulte exKent Illdg. phone 17. , iiguinst .Inp suicide fliers, the ns materials, equipment and man­ : reliant condition. Phone County W ANTED football second guessers nVe power are available.. CAPUDINE 3 PROVEN f SANFORD PAINT & GLASS CO. lays S 0 BUY: Camera bv Service man. Phone 229*W or 071. 2414 Palmetto Ave. DODGE - I’ l.YMOlJTtl FARTS AND HERVICE106 Pel met to Ave. Phone 1011 WANT afternoon job after school, 512 E. 5th 8t. FORD truck’ 1630, ition, good tires, imraea, Paula, Fla. EXPERT Plumbing, 35 years experlence. Repairs, water hent, era, toilets, basins, baths, laun­ dry tuba. Good service. No HatWANTED: Email home, close In, unlay rails. George Coursen, Deal with owner. Mrs.'E.M.W, Box 575, Phone Co. 4106. c/q Herald. *WK ARE fullv equipped nnd know how to recap your tires. Natural rubber or synthetic wa protect the nidtgvall* of your tire. Jonee Tire Shop Cor, 1st and Elm, phone 000. I08ENE Battery type chick aoder, 912.00. See at Camp- ENT—6 room bungalow u Jehad. Ctoia In. Write P.< -S3, Lake Monroe. Fia. SPECIAL NOTICE 3 to 5 Day Dry Cleaning Service FELT 5 Day LAundry Service We recommend that new - customer* Bend their BODY AND Fender dants, imlnl injury or fading should bcorrected now to combat aging and weathering. A new pain leas method awaits you at YATB8 AUTO PAIN T * BODY 8IIOP I M N. Palmetto Ave. Phone 371 PLANTS FOR BALK ^dragons, Carnation and other >sr planla ready to set—35e N par 100 or 630 par M, t teas than 4 das to order, d RJM. 1 a. ----- A ._J at milk cow, Just fraah. 136*W» EXPERT sawing machine and electric Iran aervica by man with 10 years’ experience-. Swain's Garage, across from Ball Park. Inundry last three days of week. Phone 475 SEM INO LE C O U N T Y L A U N D R Y CO, Waiting For a Sill U b IM n i N w > m D«m 1 w Jt <or SALES '- ‘ ■ i A B v r r m « * v ^ — WASHING and all home a 707 General Bi wall Genera) Repair Bhop> 7 1 North Mills, Orlando, Bboi 1-1972. Prompt aarvtee. h,J’ m SPRINGS 2 2 1 fMather of Sanford m 6EE = IQa-M R w. , f . “Good A Bod_ __ ________ _____________ J i*' » “ - , -llls llle ■ m s* JEW w i l l ■,*'i.'.- -'-i! Ill �-vuUrjTlOr :U ...... In Unity There Ir Strength— THE WEATHER To Protect the Peace of tho World I To Promote the Program of Amcrlcoi To Product Prosperity for Sanford. TODAY; Fair. Continued rind thin afternoon and 1tonight. TOMORROW: filishlly higher afternoon temperature*. Fair. AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER VOLUME XXXVII Established 1908 SANFORD, FLORIDA, W E D N E S D A Y , O C TO B E R 17, 1945 Member Associated Press N U M B E R 28. Steel And Other Industries Close As 1,000 Coal Mines Are ShutOo wn Navy Reduces •'Point Scores • (For Personnel ______ __ Goal Is. To Discharge ~TT,100,000 by J a riri; Enlisted Men Need 41 j Points For Out ‘ - Commerce Board Discusses Plans For New Projects WASHINGTON, QcL.17,— iA P )—-The Navy- has mark­ ed down1the‘discharge scores o f mpst personnel, with a goal of releasing more than 1 *100,000 officers and mdn by New Years. Effective Nov. T, moat enlisted men's point score will be cut from 44 to 41. Further reductions to 39 -*4<, Disposition Of Naval A ir Station P r o p e l ty Is High On L i # Truman U rging Manageitvent-Labor Cooperation Striking Movie Workers Resort To Sitdown Picketing In Newest Technique ClllCAKOruM: 17 (.VP)— * Reconversion difficulties have been ulus lug down essential B pari- in the rndio industry and it mi* appears that far fewer .-el- than were antici­ pated will be available for Christian*-. Retail prices will „ . lie the same' as in 1941. Progrxxx on road building in Seminole “County,’’ securing o f hoe; nitni and dthr facilities of the I.CNIION. Oct. 17, <AP>— Sanford ’ Naval Air Station In Striking stevedores decided event the Navy leaves here, and on Dec- 1 and 38 on Jan. 1 are. al a mass meeting today to meant of furthering improving j a . promised. remain a wav from London the St. John’s River channel. were ■ The Navy's announced reduc­ docks where soldiers have the major topics of discussion 111 tion* in point scorea for the been working nearly a week the meeting of the hoard of di­ greater part of ita personnel, are in an effort to keen food rectors of the Seminole County intended to release one-third of ships from saiUng. Striker* 'Chamber of Commerce Tuesday ita war-end strength by the first ignored back In work pleas evening tii the Hotel Mayfair. of January. . Trom the La liar government, 11. II, Coleman, newly elected With further cuts predicted in Gl PHOTOGRAPHEK, 8gt. Jordon Jom-s recon I* tin* scene of Sgl. union leaders nnd news­ Decsmber and January, the score May Master holding hands with n “ young Indy" in Stockholm. Swe­ president succeeding T. W. Lawpapers. In the lilg ports for unlisted men will be reduced den whilJ'Sgt*. Edward Herrick and G.J. Klinghammer (riglit) look ton, told the Chamber members he north of laindun, these. w*» from 44 to 41 points, effective on smiling. The girls hack home in the United States needn't worry was glad to serve them und er. no immediate sign of abreak November 1. for this Swedish girl Is obviously unntuved in her "honrt of pressed confidence that a unmin a slrike which has 46,000 ber .of "worthy projects” dwelling On the same date male officers stone-” (InternationalI idle, has immnhilirrd scores development would be furthered . will be cut from. 49 to 48 points, of -hip* and lied up some and that other projects would soon w Wave officers from 30 to 32 and 200.0U: tons of food. lie unfolded. Wave enlisted personnel from 29 __Scautur .l.luytl re­ te Vt. '~ ’ my w.ortareir rre»»l ported good progress in Seminole TN AN EXTR7MPORANhOUS ADDRESS treforu a crowd of 70.000 at tho CaruthersvHIc, Mo.. Fair " No change was made in the Tho national idle expanded County’s secondary road building Grounds, President Harry S. Truman (arrow) warned the audience that the mad to peace wa* aformula by which points arc program, and atatcd that follow­ dufirult, as that to victory.^flie^President said that th» task ulu-iid require^the mutual cooperation today a.s the Labor dispute computed. The new schedule ing the letting of the contract, of labor and. mamigcmcnt. Mr. Truman was enjoying his twelfth annual to 't’«roTiicVsv'ille"aiI!I idle total jum ped to 450,000. steps up the Navy's demobilisa­ that work should tie started soon the fair. I Inlcrnutioimi—Soumiphoto) Witli’-sptvad— alt-ike* ip thu tion plan by some two months. stretch of Hoad 44 ■Tha Navy announcement also r * ” ----- soft 'fcoaf fields o f six states Jessup bridge to said that a further reductionHn i * •" I the the conn romilethvc lethed Volusia county ___ points scores for^ medical doctors link of the road leading to Mmis Iro n r e v o m o n ts A re 300 postwar labor dispute w ith pfobably will be made on Janon the East coast, lie praised ry 1. Reduction of doctor's Club Petitions Navy!Fall Weather Comes the manner in which West First * C _„ B o i*V V M !(lu D a i l y T r LI r 1 mines closed, jshutting » « o rres from 60 to 63 points was Street lind been retrended ■weal To Continue T ra in -j In With A Rush As oth er induainouncad recently. The expected, aim to Monroe corner. This road is i 9 ...I ii,i,'unu fuel ,v,el shortages. » . n H l- D O W I llO W n A l C t l __ _ w . B . . , ,r,l's- through «h classes the further pre­ IngOperations Here | Winds Sweep Lake being finnneed tvilli State money M gcc I n i t i o l i o n Tile coal operators lout at u new further cut will'be to 61 points. (■realise of n delay jn receiving l t l u d o l l l l L l O 11U11 propositi, the possibility of re1 improvement* are continuing dieted cut* are: por male officers S&nford residents shivered us Federal monies due in part oh the Kiwanians today at their meet­ • opening during "conciliation . ef1on stores in the downtown section other than doctors, to 44 points ing approved a resolution to be they rose from hed this morning project, whereas Road 20.1. Geneva i / ii ■ • , fort* by the government. on December 1 and to 43 points sent to the Secretary of the with the temperature down to to Chulunta will be financed with New Machinery Is In­ and new business projects ai .• vr i i being annmthcc l daily. , National C h a p l a i n , Dissention within the AFL on January 1. Navy requesting that if it be for 64 degrees us officially recorded Federal funds, he said. For enlisted male personnel, to the best Interests of the country by B. F. Whltner, weatherman. The Fosgate-Forcst City road stalled For Hand­ The t’nwiin ('ompimv is moving _ M a llo r y , Ex- l-omt»hurcmcn» Union is keep30 points on December 1 and to operations be continued by the drygoods stock into its store, * The Full wcut her came with n liaa been completed, lie announced, . new ....... * ■ m 1* »* ittg 11 large part of New York's ling M o r e F r u i t nntl work is now ..... 8ft point* on January 1. being centered] P C C IC U l O l i C l l O r C • imrlinr idle, vv^liile insurgent steveNavy et .the the Sanford Naval Air rush to Sanford, Monday after­ i.tiding that he and Mayor Edward avy at on the windows in id tile facing. ___ _ _ ,lores demand the ousting of tho For Wave officers to 30 points Station. The resolution was intro- noon us cool wrlmis and lowering Higgins will leave for Tallahas­ on December t and 29 points duced Ire J. W. Hell. bruit packing cutacity of the clouds swept in from the north see today and that efforts will More than 3(H) Florida win '"'inn’s President it van, us ( hi* A new furniture store, oper­ (*• m January 1. Lake Monroe. There was a lie made to secure resurfacing of Chase Packing House at Rand'- ated hv M. T. Haynes and A. J . veterans are expected to nrrjvti [J'ctlon tdained tho LlO leaders, it was pointed out that three over w VFor enlisted Wavea, tg 34 }•*■»•[ mg ns* ne.ii urea shower-uf .16 inch of rain, which ltdad 202. pviodo to Geneva, and. Will in ms, will puen soon In tha in Sanford on Oct. 2H, when ut IL'rry Bridges and the l 10 Mart-'J operation’ had proved point* W PixmtHei ,-i and t o It Oiti Ilist al inti 1ui },, iliitV' m2- stork vnrnfert * Py ‘The Cowan 2 :(in P M- a ma*rf ii.Llutloh . i f t ‘ '*''1’ unlike summer shower* left cool to provide n better surfaced I»r tlm spliL that the station wa* so located joints on Januphr 1. and riiuinmeni, it was ( ’ntnpnny. these veterans Into the American \ SitdoWn picketing—u new techns to be.mapt conducive to the weather In Its wnke. The ther­ to Bear Lake, whose residents ehinerv mometer reached-down to 69 de­ hove had a tot of trouble getting announced today by Rnliert Hehealth and comfort of the men. William JnmitiRia turs moved l.cgion will he conducted by tho |iliquu in strike procedure— by grees sometime Tuesduy morn­ back and forth to work on the ely. sales manager of citrus tiro- his feed and seed store from i t * ; Miami area guard o f honor movie workers in the AFL jurisKiwanians were entertained by ing, according to Mr. Whittier. present clay road. duct* for the roinpiiii*'. fiiiiuvr locution at Sanford Ave- ] Commander J. J. Itocco of diction dispute, developed us Tom Trent of Orlando, a former President Coleman announced Orange tl|ll’hing vvn* started nne nml First Street to Sanford j l'iliii|il>cl|.|.ossiiig Coats ami sweaters were no­ Post 53 is union leader* and flint producer* resident of Sanford who for many that on Saturday Oct. 27 Nuvy Monday at tho plant. The fiitit livenin' and Second Street, after mailing invitation* to every continued limit’ effort* Hi end the years was an entertainer on tho ticeable yesterday and today in Duv a dinner honoring Cuptuin anpeurs he of larger *ir.e than -|(|(vin .un.hased the Siinfoi I legion post within l on mile* to walkout. Keith Vaudeville circuit, und downtown Sanford. -A few people William T. Easton of the Sanford- that of to lust vrnr. is of good co - - Negotiation* continued in tho rior to that was with Field’s said they did not like the change, Naval Air station, will be given. lor ami <if ’ exceptionally good Cash Feed Company from Glenn bring new members to Sanford Iticluu dron, whoso-employee. Bui fur the initiation. ncnr-iuonth-long strike of some [fnstrels. Mr. Trent told many but many said they enjoyed the J.L. Ingley reported on < hnin- quality, Mr. ICeely *pid. stimulus of tho cooler wenther K iiiii rd, lie is retaining, lie i* According to Joel S Field. 61,00(1 A F L lumber workers in jokes that had the Kiwanians in t'hn*e nnd Company wa* lint also retaining Bill Bailey from seventh district commander, it thu l ’ueific northwest uml 40,000 and that they felt much invigor­ her finances and *the budget for who prior to an uproar. 1946-46 was adopted a* rend. able to linmlliall of tile front e, has returnF expected that till' National ated. CIO workers over wage demands. With Harry Kudell accom­ H.B. Pope reported that he und desired by growers last year, .lie In* fin uier store. _____ _ __ H I _ three year* panying. M r.’ Trent sang -tho Steel production, liucklione of There wua much talk this A stole at 317 West First Chaplain of the American Legion, ago was assistant manager of song he first introduced at the morning on vtraet corners re­ his committee had contacted Cap­ added, Imt till* year the inrreii*ed -Street i* being prepared by Hie It *v. D. C. Mqlloiy of Jack­ America's, peacetime reconversion, tain Easton in regard to dispo-nl equipment will permit the pm 'l.'sonville a ill lie present aknllio ed to the store In his former Colonial Theater in Akron, Ohio, garding fuel oi) and fire wood. Jiltin'* Chestnut und John Dono­ ceiemoily, ami all 7th district dcclilicib-ut an pluming uto under capacity,- after receiving his In 1912, “ My Melancholv Uaby," According to the County Price uf facilities at the Naval Station ing of several hundred tlmiiHNiid hue for a Venetian blind store. the wciglit of tin- collapse o f ne­ drpni tmeiit rnniiimndri' Present honorable discharge from the words of which are printed on and Rationing Board the follow­ In event the Navy leaves, purtj-, bores of citrus. -There are Ini lictwen roft coni opera­ Work i* *progressing' oil the Ii Imi- will ho i\. Meade Wilson, gotiations cularlv of the hospital unit. prpvemeiit* in coloring, waxing, service. tor.- nnd United Aline Worker*. the song sheet the Kiwanians ing price ceilings are now in ’ It-was reported to Mr. I'iiihnew addition to tile Hollywood state ilepartmeiit commuiidi-r, A. and drying of oranges, nnd gra­ ' As an aviation ordnance man, us*. He then told of how Harry effect on fire wood, delivery uml Mon; Haul 20.000 steel workers which was formerly occu­ Reid Mann, department adjutant, Brat' class, he eerved for a long Kudell firat Introduced in Chicago, racking included: 1C inches or that if the station should lie cing licit* have been remodeled. fillup pied liy Sears Roebuck Company, Lee Weiners, commander of the ill tile i'iltMbiirgli area alone Ume on the US8 Carrier Card Irving Berlin's initial hit, “ Alex­ less in length, 121 a cord; 16 to abandoned, at the end of the two Demand i* exceptionally good now occupyug their new store Chef-De Cure. Mr*. J. II. Kirk were thrown nut of Job* a* the operated so effectively ander's Ragtime Band" which 24 .Inches, $18.60 a cord; and months following, the Senior <IT for early oranges, und the out.- |acro**...liu!_aLrucL • walkout ainuiig_imncra_tufmii^lu____ ■ pal cieki—peesiilewk—»f-lh e —lo-g guhpTfinPB in tho JLiiantlc 'was~stnrg"by SophtirTucker;------hmk~ts~fnr~n~~ver\r~gnndJ *ewronr , other pit* with 200,000 mine „ Extensive alleratiuii* arc tak­ Auxiliary uml Mr*. Monty Mont area, that it was tha first car­ Mr. Reely declared. M/Sgt. Julian Stenstrom, for­ workers striking. Them idled men eora‘ to the Navy or Army so they ing place in the Thorpe Furniture gtiim-ry, secretary und tieusuret rier ef-lts type to receive a presi­ mer Herald sports writer whq Celery prusiecta in tin* -San accounted for almost half Hie could pick any articles needed fur Store al Second Street und Mugof that group. dential unit citation, recently returned home from their use, and after tho mutter ford area indicate an increase ill nolia Avenue under direction of On Oct. 27 will take place the 161,000 American workers Hirown t was Radar equippedi carriers France, and who has received would be turned over to tho Sur At reage planted. Seed lied* are Fred. It. Dyson, contractor, it i* utimial roundup of *tple Legion out of work hv tulmr strife in * in of this tula type, »||n>, working vu[,jn| an his honorable discharge..thanked Plus Property Commission for a.- reported to J*. in good condition. expected"tU r-lbc *Tdic, cliiseil mcmlH'rslilp. ami .ull meiulivrsliip hundreds of plunt-. teamwork with destroyer escorts, the Kiwanla club for donating ore of tfu- Pascal variety ia U.S. Steel Corpuintiofi reported tion. Hi to that broke up tha Nail wolf pack at his request a flag which was nUntcd I Ilia- year, duo both dm mg the war period will ro- j cauls irstuil from Oct uneniplriyin’cnt in it*' I'iUxburgh Mayor Hlxglns .then staled that bring open on Nov. 16. Mr. Dysop nl*u * I Id. 27 will Jiu picked up hy tile submarirp* that were creating first flown over 0-610 Ammuni­ scarcity of seed of the Gol­ plants bud pufsed the l.'i.OOO point he is preparing a request to the In the avoc in, Atlantic shipping lanes, tion Depot in England, then nvec. variety, mul to the fact that hit* tin- contract from Voliu III et H, ami will lie brought to and operations had lit-en redueeil Commission, asking that In event den Saufofil to he laliiilulcd hy de­ | William* to *tart work next week p said.' Tha carrier operated 0 004 depot at Omaha Beach, to 2H per cunt of capacity. tho Navy leaves, tho Station >*> the market fur pascal celery wa* rebuilding the howling alley on partment commanders, rom Newfoundland to Bermuda Normandy and which is now U.S. Steel said its output in the turned over to the City and Cmm; very good lust year. Magnolia Avrnue tlmt wun rlexOn Hie same evening, Campnd tho Asoree, and later was put flying over on* of the woHd's At the Simford Slate Market Jrayed lu*t November by fire. ty, principally the hospital unit. bell-Loaning Fust 63 wli) -pollHor Chicugu urea would In- cut hack [tU> service in the Pacific area. largest ammunition depots, 0-6) I to 27i per coni of normal by FriHe spoke o f possible uso of the shipments of green beans, (acui­ Tlie Hanson Shoo Itepair Simp a dance to be held al tile Sunfuid day, with luyulls probably run­ ;.* • l Mm. Eaton la expected to ar­ near Verdun, France. facilities for aviation training, a* ty grown, ate beginning to move. ha* set up all its shoo repairing Armory., rive In Sanford soon to join her Dr. U T. Doss, club president ning ns high a* 20,000 Workers. a vocational or’ military school, machinery in the Gowan liniiding, fpisband. told of his enjoyment of the Duly four of 23 hlu*t furnaces or for schooling of returned vete­ While cloaning In the .attic, tia* moved in ita retail ntqek < iT recent Kiwanis convention in Mrs. Maude Smith, 3011 Magnolia rans. He then told of the needed ami seven of 17 coke ovens will shoes and Is now ready for ImstI)r. Charles L. Park C. A. Simpson t)ies Miami. continue operating, a bpukcxman Avenue, found an ossified four procedures relative to securing neas. Flans For T*B. Seal foot remnant of what appeared of ways for cutting through AjtHomeOf Daughter R e s u m e s Practice quid. to her as having been a snake. right bnds of the St. John's River Made A t Meeting ■ “ • min(|td" member* of channel and of the program* in­ Majui t Jiiii Ic* L. I‘ark, who L t . Cluii IrAlexander Simpson, L t C ol M.M. Lord Jr. "Scientific RADIO EXAMS The Herald printing department, stituted for deepening lt. n now on termiuil leave i»ri«»r father uf Mr*, ituscoc Taylor of 1. Mrs. Mary Rawlins, Seal Sale after viewing the specimen, de­ G.W. Spencer appeared and out­ Sanford, died ut the hamo of Mr. rever ting to inactive statu* in Is Visiting Parents clared Chairman foe tha Seminole CounI’o-tmaster Joel Field wa* re­ to however, ft was tho tail of lined a method for putting .the. and Mr*. Tuylur, 2IH6 Orange cently notified by the Federal the Army u* tho ro*ult of ptiysiJbf. Health and Tuberculosis some sea monster. Country Club and Golf Course Avenue at 8:45. A. M, Tuesday t'ommuoicution* Commission tha’ cut lllxahility, lias returned to Lieut. Col. M. M. Lord Jr. of iAssoclution. met with her comIn better shape. after an illness lusting inure thun they will conduct commercial uml N iiiIohI .to resume his practice littee at her offices in the San- tha Field Artillery and U. S. Garage mechanics will meet A new visitor to the meeting medicine und surgery. six year*. ord Clinic on Monday evening Forces European Theater Head­ tonight at 8:00 o'clock w'ith A. B. amateur Class \ and B rudi ■ of Majui i’ark entered the Army Firsl Lieut. I stay O'Conner Burn in MecklinKhurn County, operator examinations in the l’o*t discuss plana for the sale of quarters Staff has returned and Peterson, secretary of the Price was Philip Mars of Forest City. N. .C. on Mar. 16, |H60, the H.r, Office Building. Jacksonville on on June 20, 1942, uml wus as­ lluroett, U. S, Army Nurse Corps, tvs ______ __ be officially Is spending a--46 day leave with and ‘ Rationing Board, in order i teals which will signed to the Second Auxilialv after serving oversea* three year old miin hud lived in Sanford Nov. III. hed sometime la November. his parents, Mr. and Mr*. M. M. to learn of new Regulations W a r Fund D r i v e Suigicul Group whirli wa* acti­ years ha* received a discharge for the past 20 years,He wus a I Seal Sale was taken over Lord of Citrus Heights. governing the price of auto re­ Information regarding the ex vated in Atlanta, Gu.. and later and is spending her terminal Is Now Over $6,000 retired farmer and a charter rqi'mmajor project o f the Pilot After entering the service as a bor of the First'Methodist Church animation* and requirement* may­ Was ii—igned to the .Statiim Hos­ leave With her purrnU, Mr. and gear and Mrs. Rawlins first Beutfnant on Dec. 2, 1940, pairs. be obtained from Mr. Field ut pital. Camp Gordon,1Gu. Ilq was Mr*. Thomus L. O'Conner of Lake chairman to succeed he was stationed at Fort Bragg, The Semlnoie County'drive for of Matthews, N. C. The Rev. Milton B. Sackett, Funeral services were held this the Sanford Post Office. Appli- sent to the Oliver General Mary. ». ingley, who had been N. C. two and on* half years, Sanford the National War’ Fund hu* gone author of boy’s books cants are required to produce. piiul. Augusta, (iu. Sept tH a* for a number of years. London fo r ’ nine month* and the latest of which was “ Hurri­ over $6,000, II. if. Cotbnmn, afternoon at 4:00 o'clock at the After completing nurse's train­ proper evidence of cltixenshlp. I „ patient nnd wus retired hv Rawlhu^wa* appointed as Faria for elaven months. t He cane Treasure", will preach the chairman, reported today. No re­ Erickson Funeral Home for Mr. ing ut the University of Mary­ Hint hospital on Oct. in, J 946. arrived in Boston, Mass, on Oct. sermon at tha 11:00*0 clock Sun­ ports have yet been received. Mr. Simrson, with the Ilev. J. F.. Mc­ land, Baltimore. Md.. Lieut. Bas­ He is residing with his family set went into the service In April, 3, 1946 after departing from Le day morning service of the Christ­ /Coleman said, from Altamonte' t*r Kinley, pustor of the First Metho­ at 109 West Seventeenth Street. dist- Church, officiating. Burial A t » method oV*ehecklng the H irvi, France* 1942. She was sent oversea* '* ■ » ian Church on Sanford Avenue. Casselberry. - ITALIAN TREATY file* t m work of the various comin May, 1942 and assigned to Col. Lord graduated from ((>* “ We jutve not yet received %ny was made in Evergreen Ceme­ tery. i Imlttae members waa outlined at University of flprida in 1932: the 142nd General Hospital which L o n d o n , oct. 17 t/Pf-oHi- , ^ W. E. Rankin, former San-1 ~ 1 ™ 5!jUll “ 5 In addition to Mrs. Taylor, Mr. cial British rource* said today l J » P LO m m U n iS ta1 t>eek nesting. Those present with .................... . . . .hi* tmlnxr ba added, “ but most of was firat stationed in the Fiji ford resident, has received Simrson i* survived hv another re. Rawlins war* Mrs. W„ I* Islands and later In Calcutta, honorable diacharg* from the them now ere Just shaking tha daughter. Mrs. J. B. Crocker of that dlscussiona are underway To End Inpcrialism Mrs, Joel 8. Field, Mrs. India. Her specific duty in the Navy and fa visiting his sister, buahe* with only e little more Jacksonville; two sons, Ernest here to revise and soften the Ital­ Beal and Miss Blanch* Dr. T. Blalsdell, Jr. Mrs. ' hospital was nurse in charge of expected to com* in. Here at J. G. HadererShnpson of Sanford and Paul MTOKYO, Oct. 17. t/P)—lliro- |medical wards. ian armistice aa a stop-gap until headquarters we are reshuffling Is Visitor In Sanford ATTEND MEETING the cards hoping to find some Simoson of Daytona Beach: three a final and formal peace treaty hilo, whose future has been u Lieut, Bassett returned to the of Sanford, Mrs. Carl A. Carlson turning topic of speculation state* in February, 1946 and has that have been overlooked who can lie drawn. The next move and Mis* Rosalyn Crocker of Dr. Thom** Blalsdell Jr. who since the American occupation, A number of- Seminole County may want to g iv * something." is up to the Soviet union. The granted amnesty today to nearly since been stationed in Heatphia. Jacksonville. ia a minister of economic affelr* growers end shippers are expect­ Tenn. at the Kennedy General forelg miniiUra conferences end­ et the American Embassy at ed to attend the meeting of the one million Japs us he openly Hospital. Her a r g e n t in e s t r ik e husband, Capted two weeks ago id impastes London spent the weekend with Florida ’ Vegetable avowed a move to unite Nippon BUENOS AIKCb, Oct, 17 W>|— Committee over the Deetles fo r Bulgaria, “ In meeting a 'great change in E. M. Bassett of the Air Trans­ l Thomas which will taka place at the Argentina's largest labor organi­ RUHHIA^JILBCTION port Command, is a veteran pilot Romanis end Hungary, and our history." _________ H . _ ■ on West George “ Washington Hotel In sation'the General Conferedatlon of tha China-Borma-Indla thea­ whether Franc* and Chlna> should Sixth Street, nnd hie sister, Mrs. West Pal mBeelb starting Oct. of Workers - announced today He pardoned 320,000, reduced ter. He is at present with tha MOSCOW, Oct. 17, (A*)—Resi­ C. R. Dawson at 708 Park Ave- 23. sentence for 37,000 and ordered Fifth Ferry Group In Dallas, it had called a general nation dent* of Eaet Prussia, wrested take part/ BM. the restoration of civil rights Texas, but expect* to receive him Among those who will proba­ wide strike for a 24 hour period from Germany, and tha Kurile* This trip by plane was one of bly attend the meeting ere beginning at 12:01 A. M. to­ and Southern Sakhalin Island, to 600,090. The emperor’* plea discharge in the near future. > the , regular ^uartmi^ t r i ^ to J. El WhUten, R. A . Cobb, Henry morrow Tn a protest against any taken from Japan, will vote in a Farm machinery manufacturers of unity was made at a time Until Capt. Bassett te dischar­ were ged from tha ATC, Lieut. Bas­ government o f oligarchs and Russian general election oa Feb. . have designed new . implements when Jap Communists Pen y • Whitehurst ‘ «i$h write, Henry ThuraMb of Sanford end against the “delivery of tha gov­ 10 and elect deputies to .the which ere easier for one man to working openly for an end to set will remain fn Lake Mary ernment te the pepanme eaurt." ’ with Mr. and Mrs. O'Conner. imperialism. Soviet of the U. 8- 9. R. handle. Andrew Duds of Slevia. Kiwanis Approves ^Mercury Drops to Resolution For 54 Degrees F In Permanent Base! First Cold Sn^pEsS Richard D. Eaton Back in Sanford m Carrier Duty Chase & Co. Is t # ... Veterans . . . . . . . . . .......... . War rreparing ror , nl>w.,t„w„ \ 1 0Come Here ror .000 *t«.i «..d ..the Digoeason B ! Patsy Bassett Given. Discharge After Three Years _______ _____j________________________ __________________ �. ' ....................... ' ............. • • ...... : •'-!*; kfi •* ’ it .* . i f ’l- ' * •-* * — WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1(M5 THE 8ANFOR1) IIEUALl), SAN KURD* FLORIDA f PAGE TWO Ir— REAL ESTATE-BROKER Atlantic Bank Bid*. 'Phone 732 •helix niu ill foi trouble, a* more than 4U.UOO.000 immds of these sheila, frnren i ' « military use since the start oi' the # W , Shells Are Released By A rm y For Hunting R O B E R T A. W IL L IA M S will be sold this month to •Quantity Rights Reserved Prices Good Thru Saturday, October 20 O'sage Fresh Field I’eas & R qin Drops »<«»20 Snaps 2 Old Dutch 15 telbeck ‘pkg/ 15c M uJ^Tsam !b pkg S ©rax . ... . 12c Coffee 2 ibi 41c HMdara and.Fri- 6tandlRtr,*water><hi same- sentIona a allowed 'on ■Nat. damaged grass severely and cat­ ___r . , w rCh*$tm as and tle have suffered for want of New JTiarf day. feed as a result. At the Ocala. Rational Forest the open hunting season ie from Nov. 29 to Dqc. 20/ eseept on Mondays, Wednesday* and Fri- QUICK R E L IE F FR O M days of each week. A 'special remit i*. required in addition to the hunting license, and may be c t o m a c i T u Tl c e r s secured from the Ranger’* Off* ice and agR coat $*:.00 for per- d u e TO E X C E S S A C IP sons under 14 yegr* of age and FrwsftsokTells af W—eaTreita— ftfcat Must Uelg ar It WW Cost Yea Matfetag 13.00 >or all others, Seminole County resident game licenses may be procured for *2.00 at the office of County Vdge R. W. Ware. Resident OUT, CONTENTED COWS -FURNITt HE REFINISHED AND REPAIRED Butter 29c 53c ib Snowdrift Mb 24c Crackers lb 17 c Crtsp Urren . C a b b a ge Insect or Flea Powder C e le r y )b 4c Balk 4 C a rro ts 2 . . R u ta b a g a s 19C G ra p es Toilet Soap ib 2 4 c FAMILY LOAN CO. o f Sanford 8— Florida Slate Rank Bid*, „ Q p lo n s ib* 2 5 c 3 I M ib* 1 7 c K R L Is S / S p,V i*t^A .r,r f c f o n t ; P o t a t o e s 5 ib > 2 3 c f I RSI SI ARCSbt UtUu. 7kcH f9JJi l>ong fslpnd D aw s/ Calir. 3 T o m a to e s lie 2 5 c Red Bliss WHEN AVAILABLE cakes tbs Yellow Honey S W U F fH E A R T require it. This' store is always rcadyLto.Rka se . . . a l ­ ways loaded with a complete sto c k . W e g u a r a n t e e , to give SATISFACTIO N. bch* 1 7 c Calif. Seedlcaa 3-oz -A* T A T IS 12c Crisp Ooldsn Canadian HOT FOOT - GOOD TO K N O W ! Cnsh can be^boirowaO from us on shorteat notice, -with ho disturbance.— "Jimmie" Rowland* also mukes loans .of $75, f 100, $150, $250 or more—ehould your needs WHAT’ S WORTH HAVING IS Kiln Dried La Michigan Str. 1 1 c i87c lie Hunshlne Krlspy ChpL 8 c |2S Crackers ib 17c .i if. j j.tiv W hjfo Jt fcogts! FOODS TUXEDO FE E D CO. Koutr.il past mouth prevented t Edunty growers from table crop: crop-. -on • ijtfmUblr maged grating 49c Nabisco Pcsmlum Creamy While Beech-Nut Baby HUNT’S C, FLA.—Heavy rains CAULIFLOWER Qt. See us at once for yours DDT BUG HOUSE ■OJtLANpO, FLA.—Tha only omplaint made about the axtendve DDT epraying program that nniNG YOUR FURNITURE TO ,vas recently carried out In Orange US TP BE EXPERTLY RE­ 'ouniy came from a cattleman PAIRED. A N D REEINISHED ■vho said the cattle were harder w ic k e r sets P a i n t e d •n find gnd herd because ,thny PRICES R E A S O N A B L E . ivere to contented they no longer P R O M P T S E R V IC E . „ lunched together. The “ com­ wash'! a vary vigorous Colonial Furniture plaint" ■qe. Count/- Agent K. C. Moore reported. Refinishers 111 Glenn Street Phone 2-3*2* RAINS 'CAUSE- DAMAGE Orlando. Florida* Snov/lHte Crjsp Vanish- r«g 19c You am now get the Chick Brooder that you have been wanting. We have just Received a Large Shipment of Poultry Supplies. Brooders-Electric. Automatic Control, Feeders & \^ater Troughs of all kinds. / Kills File*. Mosquitoes, Fleas, Bed bugs. Roaches,. Ticks, Water Bugs, Silver Fish, Ante. Antique or Modern Land O'Bunahine Toilet Bowl Cleenrr Wesson io-ox Velro Musselman Apple p» can* Me M A Drue N ew Cropl Factory Paeksdl Plllsbury'a Best . Cleanser 2 RiCC 3 Flour 5 Butter - la prohibited du- lands considerably, according to oi the season on County Agent H. L. Johnson. Nov. .ring Morv dgjfs Small game birds that have era throughout the II United been getting a reprieve, from States ot the Office ffico of execution due to th« wartime Mirplur offirts property. shortage of 12 gauge ahotegn 'so and In Florida, ducks, gecw o enjoy rcots have until Nov. 2 to aeaaon life, . when tin hunting season ur larstnrD Use of r shotgun lar­ if more ger than 10 gauge nnd of Popular Brands ir pro i hnn hunting ilk ti and egulation i. vresh Water Commission. ind turHunting far buck deer an£ tur­ d doves key, quail and squirrel and doves ,n it,, will start on Nov. 20 *in ‘the■ Carton $ 1 .6 9 ■*|fth pUtitd th. dee; .sensor ■. ends to Jan. 1, and turkey c Jan. ai lluntlni, ir P*£Jn*‘ perml, Non resident licenses for 10 days ted every day from Not . 20 to For Dishea A Laundry Cigarettes Oil / ' (b t 10? P o ta to e i1 0 ib * 3 7 York . Jb ] $ c \b A p p le s Vacuum Packed Coffee i1 Maxwell House i* 29c Grade A Western BACON Club or T-Bone ib .1 While Boiling BEEF Steak l H ow Would Ton l i k e a Damage Spit? Needn’t wotry tbout such things t* tt your car’s 49$ Blade Chuck ttiat *utUyour Roast " Fresh' Ground , Brisket Ribs Boneless ib a n ew — 2 3* Cheese Regular Drrssrd Btewing C hickens ib 4 2 « jg U. 17c '!■ 62P .. . 1-lb cup 14C * :J *. *v !•; .*'•*' ' r- , II pfc» 19 Oysters pt 85c ISO WILL BE ABLE TO ENIOY THE ADD CONVENIENCES DF THE ELECTRONIC ARE! «o Shrimp ib 39c / Hpanug • lb lb ' lb at '1 t v e r r io n p la n a in h ill a w in g . A lr e a d y a t fic ld e p f 9 ^ a m in y , m o fie r p , p e w tflcsUy 25c trio a p p lia n c e s w ith a ll o f the p w y e n ip p c a a y o u 'v e b e e n w a it in g fo r, Swiss ia c o m in g fro m th ese plants. S o o n this tric k le w ill b e - j comm * stea d y stream a n d e r e lo n g , a w h o le {fo o d o f Labor-saving a p p lia n c e * w ili.rm ird i th e m a rk et. ; Cheese V4-ib 2Bc .m i| se. V4-lb r PpUA.Ciaam * Pk0 , Fresh Fla ib 2 !c I■; _ tallow Sharp * E le c tr ic a p p lia n c e m a n u ia ctu rers h a y e i h e i i r e c o n - * o a n d te le v is io n . n e w cc ia u ttg e ib e •. , 37 c Pork . .... "r' kf ; ib " " r «m n. w »n . leu which pe«»lif] U>e ladoof pttlhsr i. te g b o r o ; l b . o n e . w ith k-L ■ ^. 1 S , * ;■ i : 9i — -------------------- « Mackerel ib 45c ib lb J BMn Dog ib 2 - With the Meet la sUctnc isIikj. i Xiod A Sinai* dul i.tUnq will give S dlllsi.nl ronsi al cold. .Maryland Ex. aid . Cottage P O ULTRY SflLE Fat Tender Drawn ib ■ Bonelftu Roast Breast Stew Veal Chops Veal Paries VEAL 'il ' •-_ * 1.' es — •Uclilc Qcgan Headless 33c Stew ib rs , Plata Bolling Beef fish • 21c Stew lb pooketbook. Dressed Tan Hamburger »b Short' SEAFOOD * ■me* * ■ »mm«» < . ■ In H lS t �'1*> ■9 —,— - — -— ~—- ------------ -— V.* * 33 ' " ‘I ll'll I i . 'l l ' H ‘ T> ‘ i ' • ' l l y:.v l I V t i i l l ■> m " i » i 7 ii n '»!». ' i- ^ •"t■1| la m " . P A C K TIIREH ... ♦ 11 Its 'iFormer Governor Uym flMJafid To i\ 1865 Tangerine SI IOW G I'M The rthopenlng of the offices of ; Chwlcs L, Park, M.D. . Monday, Oct. 22 id the Miidonic Building. For the practice of medicine and surgery Office Houik 10-12 uml 2-6 e Telephone 600 Residence 954 ft *****. TU £ HANFORD UERAL1), SANFORD FLORIDA WEDNESDAY, OCTOUER 17, 1945 aH) .: ! ‘ hi itlMl By GFOIttiX GPOKG] ft I' Plans National inffTourtoR port For Nbi —a x,'sLuryi N sw a tu r ANNAVOLIS, HAVEN, Fanner OCT. rill: « in .11 i i ii k . KlnlUllt — A N N O U N C IN G — iit «i i - t i i i ; i ni a it « i:U M ii.i: i m \ i « . Our simp !s now open t'or Business IN I’lllllItTK. , I N IlK: KtoTATK ..I IT 11 i..tin.NO-: ,ti i V It.AltlNKAI Covprtiqr !d. ’•— ' From i Spessmni L. Holland o f Bartow L1*ion staged 1will l>c master of ceremonies -tl o f i'resi- the | 1940 Tangerine Queen Contest! I dent » n n K * l« the1at Cypres pB'iu* liliraens. on ' ,(-l ntcr Haven Junior Chum* 1 1046 sport* agenda o f 2.HUU e- lho W in d tjTtUMWtiC pup* WINtEK _____ (Spv.-iul)- L E G A L NOTICE (jenerul Auto Hepniiing li... * it A 1.11 I'ltKIilTI.JS'N ANl* t'KIlfit INS HAVIN')! cl.AIM S Mil MHMANOS VilAC.M SAii,> J * ™ ’* h tiy iiii!t!te*l mul i*-•lull «-#! i»« |,*iv* , wit •irmnini. wM«n >mi. <n Guminvrci* Content Corn* Hth^r *>t imt. unit u*\< uuJ*hi«i i u w n lv e n t»-J h « i T t i i i ktoiry r>l N»-;b#r of G i U . -IL ‘ . iry. 'v tl Artodera> ntButfes!* ‘ |rulttee annuuno ailUM': announced today. aw’ l'otmliv WASIINQTOH, Oct. 11, Sport* and Ui* modem Amirixtic deadline forontrie* hat t**4iii ** tNiimiv .Imtisv **t a*«-niiii4*io j CapUtn Harajd R. 8Us*en i* get-1 CMl Navy mete horn and grew extrmk>d to Oct 17, .luck I'i'iiiity. l-ji.n.trt, i.i til. iifMr.- in |tine out * f Uw Navy soon and, up together at Anno polls—iron- (jumeti,, Conti Mttee Chaim..... } ^ r K ^ n i ; : '» Mm, .'mill* - ,*olnK back ta Um pofltletftl w ir e , ckda,*U am prnpuUien ami torlor- reported. r«i>ortcd, because h«-i-u en'anil many tom- i,.,,,/ , „,„ni’...........Hi. <-o>* ! with nation-wide epeaking »ljh »a natbn-wlda speaking cam-| cam- p*du*» « M t to Miilargartjm, llUiaUie* ■ h klmlergarum mUuilies s i■< r• holdinit i-Umlnntiim tli. lino mil..... miI* MUiltil th II lira* Kiuh » Him* ai*n. * w'th ___ rowing, gymnastics mnl f.» .contests early tin wick to in* iii wtiHm •> >Il.ll) ! Al** UW* Friends of the former Minnesota 1 i w i _ f „ r . , . , , ethaO—and thaJr progress as .i,|Cct representative*. Ilf Is^ltlt ll. • ,111(1 |*tt^t tiff lit* ii.ihl. .'I 1 Governor, who expect* to be in|i«anf jR synteoccd in the feet that | Anticipating :t5 to 40 partlci- miiii. ’ - ..t Hi I h* Ml HU fTliTm *»ii»*rnn) jut T tK iirrn p t*i* Stasscn U a >>r* r*ar* of «™ay * lcmli-r* ,|.,y thl, tompi'iilion will have hn . Ititllltl D4«l ll l»r ni. viilil ^ i r - lhe largest bom, llde entry. lift! I Repubicen Presidential nomlaotion plan field* along the Severn. t/.t.l.i li.. of any 1 cCur.lcd Kloridii Iicnnty In,in,-Inii, Vice in 1948. V Prior te the advent of With contest. Gurnett uilileil. .1, ilirn-, ..pavld Dixoa Porter -«» entry. of.-three bt-nntte*. n,-..i Unle»a he. changes his plans, • 4*. 1hay-' ssai, he will 'not aaak any -SupMitoleitdent of 4he AcadtU'y long with two ljrnokesvillc sfstei*. mm i«nMir;ii„ ucblic office in the wieeatiige. He IB IMS, the stmosphere e f the in Fiorn Mut. Iinj Uetly 1i-c -i^ffin,. ’ resigned a* Governor to egter the Mi tut inn had - been conservative W)(, #tx 0|htf| |,runette*. kives u.e! puritanical. Compelitiv dark-halped elrln tit. had mei Nevy, where he served as. flag and secretary to' Bear Admiral Wil­ sports were unheard af aeid »vw»ilho i^totulen by uii l l tu l « count. ryt|twMs qf inldshipmn for per- 1 ||,lllH ,Ul. „ ow umi. iv.ay In n...t liam Halsey, commander of the mUMon to oiay cr.rtet during |loslon ,he R|tu.,erv of the; Ilnl Fleet. ■W H Y Captain *, 9 t assen apparently loi^t noun* wf'MiTut itToCKu, rf* Imuc _N«») tfurn, cftrlli* mlifkftUtj'. • • ‘ which « ) n*itdv Iruluifeft* <$k\ W A I L Republican politics in bis own luVr^ Adm. George Dewey, wh-i. philmlelphia nijd Chicago, plans to take an setjve part in ' ABOUT graduated with the class of IMI'i t1m > gM | K>an| Hullwny hits state and nationally. In Minnesota he reportedly will support another “ J greatly deplored *the lack "SI nssigtirc, Miss Patrlcin I’.iwell, candidate'in the primaries against athletics, and T*orter, a naturali „ nk)r ite wanless of the East W O T iTvT Senator Henrik Shinstead. Repub­ athlete, immediately set aim'll Const Silver Meteor run*, to. re-1 abolishing the tnssItJde nml le| m n , t| le railway-a, the con-1 O tW I^ T E N T lican, of Minneaota, but1will not thargy he found rampant nt the tes, ami tn ucrnmiumv , lit* ilileen , himself be an aspirant. A D V K R T I^ d Acad*my following the Civil Msr. ()n h(r „ urihDm tour. Miss Vow-, Nationally, C a p t ala Stassen One of lus first ucta was to m -1en W|]|T arrjV(, i„ winter Hqven plans to lay out a program io # augurato a system of physical H few ,|ny, u„. minpetitpin YOUR WORRIES' series oif speeches he will make i’ Trciaas and athletic spOrl. de- j tn m„ kl. nn intensive s tu d y of I>itween now and cooeeatlon time signed to divert the midshipman the Florida iilrip< Imlnstry. in 1MH. He hopes also to build end niltivat* self-reliance- the ..QUeeB Tangerine II" i to !«■ up support within the party for foremoat pHncinles in his plan j , resented with the latest Florida wbat now seems to be an uphill tn build up .the Academy Into u fash on for Post ronte-t njblitibattle for the Presidential nomi­ rlvallnjt West Point 7 ,v pictuies nml foi her visit t,. nation. He tranafurmed the circular, the citrus mnrkelK hv tin- Miami The proxiwctivc Candidate ap­ ramparts t4 the old Fort Severn l-Vshiou room'll, while the Hn'22 parently figures that by Mating into a gymnasium, installing j vcl Wnti li ('iimpunv js pieiiiiriii't Tel. j i he Issue* ha can keep himself in horiXontal bars, swings and trn ,i viH-eiitl "Mias Victory" watch FRI. — SAT. tiie public eve and build up sup- jiekes. Drills with Indian i luiis! for h nurt aiuotur t|ie younger ,ami less aiid dumii liells were Instltuti'lt,' Aa,TnTilllin‘tnttnn-; nri- timnr-pr.r- 2— Big- Features 2 treiiitinii-miuded element* of the and midshipmen were coach.-.l in |vide,I for n Imre crowd «i. i'y|M.Kepuhliritn party, lie Is counting weight-lifting-such, as hoisting Giir<l«iix wlier.- u |...m I .Inge heavily nn the men and women a barrel of flour from flmii to j is I elm. construrlrn| in u imtuml who are coming out of the armed shoulders. ^uniiil,li|i|,ulr„ 10 fiifuinli ;* Mamie er*. forces to rally around hi Base bul I was introduced, and, Florida silling Ini III.' S-VS'Ht. tlonsl affairs are pretty widely * ^ a(|w(ra| himself oflen put Because hie view* on latama- the gloves and.................... climbed into the known, .Captain Stasson plans to ring with boxing students. Is Praised devote much of hie speakiag ’time In 1B7B. midshipmen at the Ns' IMifilni to domestic issues Before he val Academy began amusing As Fruit Wrapper went in the Navy he was In the themselves with a game they forefront of those who urged all- called football—which was nuirv out international co-operation to on the order of today's aocclir, ORLANDO. Oct. 17 IFNS) nreserve future peace. He served But the following year, the Mid Tests made wilh the use of a ns one of th American delgates dies arranged 0 ImHhall contest !,"**. fruit 'egelitlde wrap to the San Francisco Conference with the Clifton Club of Haiti known ns pliofilm would seem to indicate that this new stylo of which produced the United No* more— the opponents were lions Charter. leally students at Jehu* Hopkins linrkuuim* will become papular On the domestic front friends University. That game ended in with fruit mid vegetable shipper* since it possesses iinmting uilvnnsaid Captain Stamen win hear r. -morales:- tie down on proposals to improve The Academy' begun Its Inntt tmres over present miner wraps labor-1 ndustrv relations. His most basaball series with Army in both from the standpoint » f pho* ■ line Is for establishment of a 1901—the highlight of that first teVlion nml display. Mude ul raw rubber, pliofilm, outstanding suggestion along this game being a home j-iin with, lho judicial tribunal, such as exists In I uses loaded by IfnbToh of Army, white sealing tfle prndui-1 enras* S* Sweden, for .spttlcment of Juris- scoring Cadet Douglas Mar ill, permits fresh fruits nml vegedfcllonal strike*. Arthur from thRd. Army won t ■tattles to "lireath,'" or give >ft' c r LyDON i rorhon dioxide without npprvc I’ roiwirals for u balanced butIget to n. *7 Z rttltU , I Boxing W am e an Intarrol-1table loss of moisture, uopenrum-v and for conservation of natural reaoureca depleted by the war legiate sport In 1920, uml basket-i taste, vitamins or ipiality while are expected to he key points in hall begun in Dahlgren Hall inMn transit or on displnv in >iie his program. 1907. |market. Navy won the intercolleginlo Commercial tests on a fuitly Apparently the Btassen forces will seek no earlV test of their fenclng chntnpionshitis in New Jorge scale have been made both York In 19-19 to Inaugurate -th) in the shipment of vegetables -mil strength within the party. In the first piece, the younger foil-sport, and the first eight fresh flint and plitifiltn lui members who have been in uni­ oared shell took to the water in proved ideal in that it is trans­ parent,'affording n beautiful dis­ form will need some time to got 1R!!1 to mark the star* ot crew. I across* began in 1.108- truck play, is tuutlcKH. odorless not sub­ interested in politics again. In the second place, Captain Stas- started In 1904: sorrer, beginning ject to attacks by insects, vermin or molds uml cun be beat treated son's .friends think Governor In lifbS. was revived in lull. T h e ,purpoae of athletics at the to fit the form of the obiect Popeye Cartoon Thomas £. Dewey, of New Y iik . Aradomy >•, outlined in .which it encloses. "MOVING AW EIGII" Is too thoroughly entrenched' In Vfcval- -r Engineers have developed a the Kt««k)i*an organitetlon to be th« following Athtftic Code, adopSUN. — MON. I machine which will wrap ‘6I’1 .) challenged now. Thev want.to see ted tn 1891: “ ArtUhM the manly oualltles |organrs u minute of eub of six what haphens to Mr- Dewgv Jn — Days Onlv 1946 when the 1944 Republican whlgh are Increased f not induce) , (|if(rr„ nt ,ires nml it is eMiGag.. breathless Presidential nominee is exnevtfd hy athletics may be m'uUoned • niated thun on quantity output ta n#i h r re-election' s* 0ov- W m & r acO »jty-rM -m 1)v i- awdn t -wnl- lt<.--w ^ rrl). ,fi- T,1|),ril|,,, ■ v .. magnliicienl! ca»lroi, iicif ri-imncc^ wr-p uruniri't ut from (u Be hgalth, aUmurth. common V ''* per imx. The new wrap . is no i i ..... rit d4 corps to a marked more costly than the obi type if liuper wrap and may be produced An n o u n c i n g '*™^Ths*t all these quhlitic* are thuiugb bug loved . piudiuiliun aiui- . dealrable In thraakeun of a na­ thuds ut even lower cost. „ '■ The val rfffcer, .(be Athlelb, Com* First Chrintinn Church an- .wiftee alncerely believe*. 'i lioufteen Rev. H i l t on B. RaekcttfWifWBN »l/ «p IN ( IIOUfVN thing alpo'ii |wo houses they are w „ « trying to bulbi. Miss Eleanor Im i Milton. Fl*.—Thrrt' Bant Curton, Santa Rosa home agent, M r a lE y ^October r Sunday 21, eleven Uos- County wa|af " .««• ll".1 r * Lt; reports thul the women—one the ln*f fo- * »r * n | «r W f l « mother of two Men in the urine I rUmtlfui before doing ff™ * ' j services abroad nml the othets —her ouugltter-in law got two farmers tp pul up the foundation ■ml framework, uml then went t o ! work themselves putting on wen Iber lionrding. ceilings, nml floor­ ing. They hope to have th,house* ready on the return of th ■ two soldiers lly— liiirfield ami Jackson Ctinnecteil with YA TE S A U T O P A IN T & BO DY W O R K S 105 N. Pulinellii Ave. Now '* tim in g except Sat. At 7i30. -We appreciate the good resulls and attendance at this meeting. Rev. Levle Alien. Winter Haven is our Evan­ gelist. A good prencher with n good Messnge. Rev. K. I. Wright, Pastor mh'U'RTMCNS Cor. 121h & Laurel Ave. * 3 J OUR STORE A T 311 E. 1st. St. r to , , V is closed this week while we are in - : the process of moving into our new l09ution across from the'PostfOffice * 4~wliere we will be open for bu si-. K ness soon. I The Cowan Co. o* Better shoot v *l»urN Sluiting Si.tur.lny Oct. 2(llli-'We will c Icino ul 7Mill I'.M. TTS— PTTTP ---- Celery Salt 13c Vinegar .. qt. .. 1‘2q • Our (Ilk li— I ml In I r t I.... •* lit. Illnrk . ITl» Tea , . ;i-Ib .... ^lc AILING WALL Revival continues on this week, every Night Phone'.T7t tllHVKl.— KmHpM . WhllP I N ll». . Bread ann rt iu ; — mi s h ih ii loaf 11c ; i im EGG NOODLES 3 Pkgs. 17c EVAP. MILK 2 Tall Cans 17c xnwt i vai'iiha Kti< w iiirr; mu n : «ll W i r i R M l — * C mrirhni, f I i*Im nr irIf-llU ln if lit It**ic FLOUR 111 l.li. |ln« 27c m i r w i i M T — ri< «si-,i t\ \ 51c I ' A i l l : i fa. J » r Baby Food 1I c |«,U ',,: » . • 1U .................... . IMarmalade jar 18c Post Toasties 9c!l;"r’ '■* 3 7 ;. NNNii-r* ji:mki. • ib. ro, ,Pacific Peas lbc Shortening 4-lb 72c , ; v I V ' >M * ‘ M " m.hoih'n Field Peas .17c Tree! 12-o/. can 31c \ O • I'rpali. rrito|i ( “ III iiLt: ! I ItU tH O . ll)# ,. •J'flO Premium’s 17cf ;," ,h ».nr , n N N iiis ,,. (.rape Jam jar 19c v n., <« » Wheat pkir. lie Cocoa 1-lb can 9c ji n k i :t iis'.NNirr | ltw M Tablets pkjr. 11c s-, *•— p, ». •». - i:.nrhr,i Prunes *............. 25c Syrup jar 27c n. 3., n.iknn N.i wr|«bi. - A & P Puhipkin 15c Motor Oil 2 gal 1.32 Dn, |.icktes' BaI. 80c — Flu ff ., N u r d Tissue roll nt |f«\ \ 5c Corn No. 2 can 13c I'n rl rl i **l. I*InIn ur ' t r l l . l l L l u u Gold Medal I 1*i i re* Flour 5-lbs 33c 111 i l r « m n m l r «! dexo Shortening kltllsnij.tlrhrl.-OH Fruit Cocktail 3-lb ctn. ... 63c No. 2lj> can Camay Toilet Soap Ivory Soap 10-lbs Glc 33c 3 cakes >20c -med. cake .......... 6c Ivory Soap Ijre. cake Lava Soap . 10c cake P&G Laundry Soap Oxydol ...... 7c 3 lia r s ......14c lr£. pkg. Duz .. 23c lrj?. pktf. Ivory Snow Irj?. . ...... 23c pkjr. . 23c ttg, pkg. Ivory Flakes ' T 23c When In Stock NNr * l r i m Plunk Steak 39c Hi. 4*rr#i|» Hamburger Ib, 29c flrrim lb. n.s Oysters 42c Ib. 42c btrlrta . pt. pt. 85c Rib Chops Ib. 3Sc SiUisage Uriel. aerd mml **!••«•Urd lb. ... Roast .... lb. .... 28c Veal Cutlets Ib. 44c 93c , |-o»n Chops lb. 42c Beef Liver Fryers Steak 46c llnlflmurt t'I%( Krlrri 111 If l«»|fill- Steak ... Shrimp .. Oysters i Western A Grade lb. .... ()0C Chili lb ... 39c Ib. .. 44c Ib. 35c IamiT Cheese lb. 39c Beef Tongmes lb 49c Cheese Larxre Juicy Lemons ....... lb. II)..... 42c �WEDNESDAY, 0CT0DEII.'il7; 1946 THE SANFORD ITKRAI.D. fcANFORD'FLORIDA PAGE FOUft. STEWiNGYJNTQDRTQWN ^JUICB' Make It Permanent The Sanford Herald Every effort is being made, The Herald in advised, to make the- Sanford Naval Air Station a permanent naval establishment. Mayor Ed Higgins Ih planning to go to Knltrrd •• *U*b *»••••» Washington in the near future to confer with political O f U W r XT, I I I * . l i t I h e t’ »«t a t n e r mi MW«t4, PlilW i. iiHltr Ik, Art leaders and naval authorities pertaining to this and B f l ‘« ( r r u s f M a r c h H. IKUT. similar matters. Local civic organisations are adopting re­ N O I.L A S II I.. I» K A N , solutions expressing their desire for the station to be made KAUa* U O H U O N D K t l i - r i i i l i n i M a « a « r r -permanent. In the event the Navy has no further "uhu for its ■ r iia r n ip T io * h a t h r n r t k l f !■ A i l t S B r * facilities here, efforts should be made for tbeir continued ■ t C a r r ie r a r k utilisation in other fields, but it goes without saying that O a* M a n ia T h re e a a a tli Sanford would like to have the Nuvy remain here and Ml* M a a t h * .... O a* V *a r ....... that no other occupancy of the station. would react so A ll a k lt a a r r a a t lr a * . n a ils favorably on Sanford, or would* likely mean so much to I k a a k e . r a u l u t l a n * o i l a a t le r a o f * a t r r t m l a i a r a t * f o r I h * P V P » * o f this city in an economic Bense. r a l s l B g t a p i s w i l l h * *h a rm *U . f o r ____ Sanford's relations With the Navy have been dlstinct■I r * a « l i w e e v r r l t s t s r r a t e . , ly friendly ever since the Station was opened Fall of 1942 and the few incidents which might have caused friction huve been handled to the mutual satisfaction of nil parties concerned. One hesitates to think what Sanford business conditions might have been like during thc-ji^y, threw* years' tiWMPfffiPtMon' for* th’S'TWHil 'Air-Station. So The Herald joins in urglhg that the Naval Air Smutfon at Sanford he made a permanent Naval installs- \5 T H IS BLAMEDTBlNG •viORuctORisttT r r ? L A S T Itrd la ll ' iH * 4 la t h is l» ,* s l n o w * 3 ‘ D A Y S O f W HILE Q U A N tlT IE S LAST Oscars For Industry WEDNESDAY, OCT. 17, 1945 RIBLK^VFROh rOR TODAY RUT M U L E THEY WERE ENDURING SLAVERY AND PERSECUTION AND HUNGER IT TOOK GREAT FAITH TO HOPE AND ENDURE Jim ri fi­ l l : Wo cnll them blesud. which endured. i This war Is ending exactly ns hs Inst one did In n scries of iitle wars, proving thnt wnrs setit nothing* Henry Ford says tnst no wage It too high thmt .is earned—St. Augustine Record. And he might have added that ony wage is too high that isn't. A friend of ours who hn» spent the last 'two years in Europe and has seen most of Ahat-oofltlnent as far east ns Ber­ lin Was aiktil the otherdoy-uimn his return to this country, "O f a)| the people you met in Europe whom did you like licstT". "The Germane”, was his unhesitating reply. We see where the entire *Jahanesu army has'Iicen damobIHtfd j and Japan no longer exists a" j either a second class or a third .class power. However, Vc have the I feeling that Japanese soldiers J could be called hack into the -Jservice almost as quickly, if not ! more quickly; than thoy were •turned out. * . - , j , Wa Ilka to see lots of automoi biles on Sanford’s busy streets Jand a line of parked cars hag its f advantages o v e r a deserted *thoroughfare. We don't mind hav­ ing to drive around the block i half a doxen .times looking for -a place to park, but the thing ‘ that burns us up is to find a ;vacant parking space rendered .absolutely Inaccessible by some oumbwltted numbskull who park­ ed . over the line. Mrs. Rooeevelt who encouraged the CIO to organic, for Ita own •elfish interests as compared with ;those of the country as a whole jwarns world war veterans that If they band togethor to pro[ipota their own Interests as veiterant aboVirtho good of-the imuon ‘they can do enormous h«rm". [And so they could If they wanted to but It does not seem to us They would bo ns likely to as the CIO or John L. Lewis ami his [United Mine Workers. A thousand captains of industry, gathered in Now York’s* impressive Wnldorf Astoria hotel, witnesses a sign­ ificant new” trend—the acknowledgment that business must have no secrets from the public. Bronze plaques were awnrdcd to r>0 businesses by a committee of export judges who deckled that umong thousands of annual reports to stock holders the reports of these companies were the best. One business in each industrial classification was select­ ed for the "Oscar” award.* There vim no emphasis on the virtue of one tractor over any other, one bucket of paint over another, but only on the excellen.ee of the reports. The occasion, said to he the firAt of its kinil in the history of American business, endorsed the policy of full disclosure to stockholders— the real owners of corporate enterprises— and to the general public. This means publicizing all data about income and outgo, how income is produced and what happens to profits and surplus. Business operations are divested of mystery. Facts, even though they Hhow red figures, are not withheld. The story is told fully and frankly at each year end. This com­ mitment* to fearless "reporting of business information means swift vanishing of the quick-to-be-damned attitude. -A-mrnnl i>'|imi* Imv* mI4„I<uoI- u now Hlimlty anil imnorlancc. Living Bridges • y W EA PO N S] T im fo n t PO L O N IU M SPARK PLUGS No ear owner will want to miss this sensational rains. Fire (tons Polonium Spark Pings are guaranteed to give quicker, easier j<L'n|di* to highri spheres of pub­ lic service. , We do not have to’ look fur Tift tho'-typw-nf man- « t hlive-in mind. We find him closely at .Iniiiil and, wo hope, ready and willin g lo n llii RTniM'lf fm unl­ imited . usefulness .to his qtnto, Wa find hint again Imriordlily latticin g his profession, in the town whenre he sprang and after fntir years of distinguished and valuable efficiency ’ in the Gnvernor's ehnir, We mean, of riiurst', Fpcssard Hnlland. We will nnt hero extol tho character, >|U;illflrntl<ms, nliility and rernrd of this highly *stcemed Klorhlian. It is nut need­ ed—they an* well-knmvn through* Thu death at 80 of George Vun Haltren recalls with a start the comparative youth of organized baseball. Though there is Home evidence that the gume is earlier than Gen. Abner Doubleday’s -reputed"‘,nivention of it in 1839 there is no doubt that not till after the Civil Wnr did it.become widespread..T h e unbeaten Cincinnati Beds o f jiut the state. 1896, captaitfy by Harry Wright, were the first famous professional warn. Tho rfnllondl Lckguo was not founded i!ll 1876. . Now Harry Wright was still playing in Van Haltren’s first days, and no were stars of 1876 like Anson. Van Hal­ tren’s laat playing days coincided with thu catching Her- • vice of Philadelphia's 80-year-old manager, Connie Mhc!(.[ iim Wright, Van Haltren and Mack thuH muke a living bridge j That 'pb-dgp'ha currying baseball from the earliest days to the present. to Washington Bid McPhee, Cincinnati’s star, second baseman of ihe , *">' '80’s and ’90’s, died only last year. Some other players of wVlTYiut. you in that era must be still alive. Baseball historians may be able Semite, to dig them out. . — ------ T il* purpose il^MY i f HOBBY BOX 1.50 THE POUNDSeaton's Favoril* Style of Southern Contribution to the Worlds Fine Things A L O A F E R ?)re«font C O A T F AC TO R Y . METHOD 11.0.1 RECAPPING la tailoring, sTtIb and allaround good looks this loafer la “ right thsre” ! Tan or bias with a rich, 100% wool Olen plaid. For i&fce and older boys. Qw^kebber 7 . 0 0 «*■'* Y ou g e t th e fa m on e Firestone DeLuxe Champion Qear-Orip Tread for extra aafsty, extra traetlaa aid longer mileage. ' l l Tamps Tribune Next year, Unridu will elect u Uhlte«j Stalcs benalor. Wc •Oil rfk it timely and pertinent to mako a few remarks on that subject. It Is for this reason that wu feel that Florida should elect to tho Senate next year a man who u m a iT S iiG a a . aru vi^ Y Y E S . . . T h o y Jr o H orol Vivid accent for your sun tan BlIU for useful leadcrshln— not neces­ sarily (and preferably not) ac­ cepting Pepper’s views and poli­ tical und legislative nllgnmenU-*n man who Ims shown that ho can stand mi his own feet, who will be free and independent In his thinking and acting, not Uni to strict party lines or swayed by personal friendships or selfish ends, one whose first consider­ ation would be the welfare *and advancement of tho state and na­ tion, one whose record In office has fully Justified (he trust and llton Bnavely Here hey, (Her­ confidence of the people and r's chocolate bar* to you) died other day at the age of 88. made a hundred million dol•ailing candy bars at a la a piece *nd left most of , tnoney to the poor. Perhaps greatest charity wg* the Herr Industrial School far Orn Soya to which ha gave in L over 000,000,000. It would wnna be impoesible..for any to amas* such afoytune ro­ under existing laws, but we Excellently tailored, . smartly' styled, designed exclusively for Firestone. Double,'lock-itltohed' ■earns g iv e e x t r a ? strength. SHOAL COMBINATION O ffiR turret lipstick lo tiling out the warm undritones in your sun tan.' Dorothy Cray Upsticks are ItcaijU. insurance when yon're eeritytnlng, too, heceii>c of thrir notsble lasting qualilire. Choose Blackberry for wlille or lime cJolhcs... Ficnchman's Red fur bright, rlrar colors. Dorothy Gray lipstick, II, plu* lex. BALLON OF WALL-TONE, ROLLER AND TRAY ■ >; Regular 3.78 Volga U l P it t s b u r g h '* Now Sytto« o( Color Dynamic hilp mako ir to look at— loviBdr to Ihra W There is a Pittsburgh Paint.fUr eVery ' * . - . l-a «: ■ purpose ! ■**•. • - Qualified Palnlcrg General Contracting Building, Painting. Repaii). i a 1n;ii ***** '* * .... Sovb 20% m j. . . . . , SHWW ; ,t tf } STEEL SKILLCT �% J . j fL t WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1845 Spciaf A n d Personal Activities Entertains Social Calendar MrsJBailey Past Matrons Club THURSDAY Regular meeting of the Sem­ inole Chapter *No. 2 Order->of tin Eastern Star at 8:00 P. M. Inlllatien^cehirnorty will be held. TT|m “Co-nT [Clast of the. First CaWst Church will meet with Mrs, H. E. Cordell, 001 East Third Street at 7:30 P. M. The Townsend Club will meet In the Court Hduse nt 7:30 P. M. with Mr. IX P. Hagan presiding. The publicJa CenlimljLinYltciL-__ r FRIDAY Sanford Darden Club circles to meet: Asalea Circle—hostess Mrs. J.M. Ifayes *al 10:00 A.M. Dirt Gaifenera- Circle hostess Mrs. John Rogers at 10:00 A.M.; Mag­ nolia Circle^ hostess, Mrs. C.ll. Cogburn at '11:00 A.M. for cover­ ed dish lunfhoon. Rose Circle hostess, Mrs.i W.A. Morrison nt 10:00 A.M. Center Circle, hostess Mrs. E.B. (dements at 10:00 A.M. .TUESDAY Pilot .Club wills. have dinner meeting nt the Mayfair Hotel at 7:30 P. M. f e t i n g of the Woman’s Club at 8:C0 P. M. Program will be feting1Is Held By ISt Monica Chapter The St. Monfou Chapter of the Episcopal Chinch mcl Monday night at H:00 P. M. nt the home nf Miss Carol. Stone, 41(1 Grand­ view Avenue. I Mrs. Maym4 Hodgkin presided and made a talk otij peace. Mrs. Ava Davis prescntdil the trea­ surer’s report and It was decided tw elve |*i h toward the p.ureYnse of new vestments fort the choir. Mr*. Johfr Tutuni, miss Cecelia Trutur.k "and Mrs. John Bolt will publish the chuplfrV,./t-wsp:iper “ Bells of St. Idoolcjt” for this mont ' . A t the homj of Mrs. Hodg­ kin in Lake Onor.il on I ov. .1 In addition to the regular meet­ ing will be an outdoor picnic lJU the cope, usion Of the meet­ ing Miss yjlovu u w iy td w «fj»h ; incuts to, tho Miss Louise PotUnj, M :p Mary Gale, Miss Cecelia Trulyex, Mrs. Irving Feinberg, Mrs. Raymond Lundquist, Mrs. J. W. Altman, Mrs. Nicholson Ashby, Mrs. P. H. Tepsic, Mrs. John B. Tatum, Mr*. John Bolt, ’ Mrs. Mnymo Hodgkin, Mrs. JWk McDonald, njui Mrs. Ava Davis. The Pant Matrons Club of tho O.E.S. met at the home of Mrs. G. W. Bailey nt 8:00 P. M. Oct. 16 with Mr*. L. M. Tyre us cohostess. Mrs. B. C. Moore pre­ sided over the meeting and Mrs. A. K. Shoemaker gave the open­ ing prayer. Routine business was conduct­ ed and following the roll call a report on "Secret Sisters” was given. Contests and games of bingo were enjoyed throughout The evening—with— Mrs:— R;— Pr Crenshaw and Mrs. C: L. Irwin winning the bingo prizes -and Mrs. J. E. Courier winning the contest prize. Refreshments were served to the following: Mrs. IJ, C- Moore, Mrs. C. L. .liewson, Mrs. R. W. Turner, Mrs. Ay.jC. Shoemaker, Mrs. It. C. Maxwell, Mrs. Mnymo Griffin,. Mrs. H. F. Kent. .Mrs, C. L. Irwin,. Mrs. S. S. Dutton, Mrs. Odeal Crosby, Mrs. ’ It. F. Crenshaw, Mrs. J. E. Courier, Mrs. L. SI. Tyre and Mrs;. G. W. Bailey. Mrs; John F. Bolt Hostess A t Bridge firs. John Franklin Bolt wns hostess lust night to the Tues­ day Evening Bridge Club nt her home 1217 Magnolia Avenue^ The rooms were attractively decorated with arrangements of gernera daisies. Bridge wns onjoyed throughout the evening with Mrs,- P. H. Tepsic winning high score. The hostess assisted by her s i s t e r Mrs.. Burrell Hudgins server! refreshments to the fol­ lowing: Miss Margaret Holts, Miss Doris Hall, Miss Cecelia Truluck, Miss Louise Perkins and Miss Olcdtt llyson. Also Mrs. Russell Kirmans, Mrs. L. B. McLeod, Mrs. P.* H. Tepsic, Mr*. W. T. Dnvls, Mrs. N. Nicholson Ashby and Mrs. J. H. Crapps. , Meeting: Is Held By Woman’s Auxiliary The Woman's Auxiliary of the Holy Cross Episcopal Church met Monday at the Parish House for tho regular monthly business meeting; with -Rev. Mark Carpen­ ter, rector of the church ns guest speaker. Mrs. W. V. Lovell, educational secretary, presented >!iev. Carpen­ ter who outlined the educational Jmrxrram for tho yqy r. Mrs. Newman presided over the meeting, Reports from offlrers and committees were given. Two officers were elected to fill vacancies du« to resignations. Mrs. R. A. Newman, President, end Mrs. .Frank Chase, treasurer, resigned and their positions were filled by Mrs. B. F. Whitner. Jr., nrcsident. and Mrs. Ernest Krupp, treasure.*. DOUBLE-HEADERS ■ FOR FALLI BRIGHT SCARFS Capl. and Mrs. Fnmlr--IH have icturnqd to Fl. Bcnnltu Ga. where Cnpt; Ray is statlonti Dr. and Mrs, -Jt P. Bain of Jacksonville, spent the weekend with Mrs. Buln’ii parents, Mr. and Mrs- Carl A. Tukach. Cpl. O. D.. Landress, Jr. of Craig Field, Selma, Ala., is visiting his parents Mr.'and Mrn. 0. D. Landress in Floral Heights. PhoM"" 1/c nnd Mra*. William Enrdley and PhoM 2/c and Mrs. George Karademos 'spent' Sunday at Juniper Springs. AMM 3/c and Mrs. Delmar Clark and son and PhoM 1/c nnd Airs. Ruben Kind arc spend­ ing today In St. Augustine. Mrs. L. B. McLeod Jr. »ml Lucia are spending some timo with Mr. and Mra. L. B. McLeod in Orlando. Mrs.. P. G. Cowart has de­ parted for Atlanta, Ga. where she will visit her son, Dr. Thomas Cowart. Mrs. Jfenry MeLaulIn has de­ parted for Atlanta, Ga. where she will visit her sister Mrs. D u r r e l I Hudgins has de­ parted for Athens, Ga, where he will ptake arrangements to re­ enter University of Georgia. FIIC George Roland ia visiting hs parents Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Roland at 401 West Eighteenth Street Mrs. A.O. Vaughn of Atlanta, Ga. Is spending some time with Mrs- W.G. Fleming st her home st 000 Palmetto Avenus. ■ ;; ’ Rayon Printed Squares. Pointed (Jhiffon Squares YOWELL’S Mrs. Ernest Southward - and daughter. Rose Mary. Und Mrs. Samuel Burtchaell and daughter, Judy, have returned from Coronada. •_______ ______________ Mra. llorry H. Ha*ran has re­ turned from 'af recent visit'with relatives and friends In Pitts­ burgh, Johnstown and Somerset, Penn, Mr. and Mra. W. A. Lefflsr Jr. of Gainasvilla spent the weekend with their parents, Mr. ana Mrs. W, A. L e ffls r and Mr. and Mrs. Ensign Gene Harrison baa re­ ceived hla discharge* from the U. S. Naval Reserve and he end hla wife, the former Lada Cald­ well, are residing In Jacksonville. vL’Jl V lt J r ,lil/ By EFFECTIVE Dr. J. F. B raw ley, Mr. und Mr*. F.F. Kggler of Birmingham, Al». announce the engagement of tligjr daughter. Mnxie. to Cpl. Victor Bryan Gran­ tham, son of.Rev. and Mrs. V.H. Grnntluim of Goldsboro, ,N-C. nod Sanford.' Miss Kggler was educated In the Birmingham and Minmi schools Cpl Grntham received bis education in the Haines City school.- und nt present is stationed in Miujni at the Signal Corps Operating Center, The wedding will an event of Oct. 21 in Miami. TER R A CE TA LK I Adams, Hazel Kilpnirick. Bill inghrnni,- Tot Livingston, Evelyn . Matthews, Herbie Stenstront, Janet lletzcl, Myra Madden and Daphne Con­ nelly. Also Jean Saver, Myra South ward, Nancy Williams, l.ola l.ee, I lelen Hnymeh, I.yllian Hoyle, Shirley Moreland. Hetty June Copeland, Gene l.ellelte. Sophie MeDotlgait Jean Louise Varn, Jimmy Anderson, Arilta Aiken, Pine Castle, Flori­ da, will he closed on b o t h Sundays and Wednesdays. 1Daughters Of Wesley Have Church Meeting ' In Washington Friday MARY ZACHARY. ESTHER SI IA RAN KAT VERSA Y MILLER and MARGE VKHNAY MASELY lunched together und played bridge but'the gMiio ni bridge wns must Iy Sanford ’talk us yon can mm ginc! MARY and ARTHUR ZACHARY uml little MARY. IR are living in Washington again. ARTHUR hue received bis ills•charge from the N ow and he t George Touhy, manager of the once mine assneliiled with llm division of thu APA. Holler Motor Sales, returned to­ lumimr MAHY. JR. is now twelve yearday from Jacksonville where h» old—can you imagine it 7 attended a preview of tho new ELION .1.1.UUH I'D.>"R wife, u 1940 Chevrolet. He was accom­ wee iMilinie lassie, is in Glasgow, panied on the trip by Mrs. Touhy Sootlaiid, awaiting' Iiei Pirn t > who attended a luncheon at~ thu come to (he stntes. Sim is only George Washington hotel. flV* feel one inch tall, weighs Lieut. John Lloyd Hughes will 1)2 lbs., a blonde with blue eyes! leave In the near future for She sounds adorable and Jusl Jnckronville .where he will receive think we will have to wait until Us discharge from the U. H. February to see her. CHARLES WILLIAMS is fl> Naval Reserve, He and Mrs. Hughes plan to make their homo ing - fur Delia Air Lines', you know, luit Ids route has been in Chicago, III. changed, lie-is now flying from' ChPhM N. X. llarkcy Jr. of Atlanta lu Cincinnati nnd just re­ Great Lukes Training Station cently l.vna llornc was one of VAI.IK WIL­ Is visiting his parents Mr. and hi- ‘ passengers. Mrs. N. A. Hnrkey who have LIAMS, JR. wus piloting recently recently returned to Sanford somewhere in- the South Pacific rfler spending some time in the with runk galore aboard his ship. In fact General Krueger who 4* .i Pnnnma Canal Zone.' thiee star general wns with him. Mr. .and Mrs. Lcland McClel­ Tim general’s aide came to tlm land and son> David Lamar, are pilot'd compartment and said, visiting Mr. and Mrs- J.F. Mc­ “ Williams, 1 guess you know Clelland at their home at 399 three star generals aren’t expend­ French Avenue. Mr. McClelland able." Volie replied, “ And lic­ was formerly a Lieutenant In the it her are lieutenants ns fur as Naval Reservo anil was recently I’m concerned", JIMMY DY8I1N who is a cap•discharged. (umdn thc. urmy_lnutJu»Liirriynl SKl/c and Mra. Jack Grant front three years in Europe. He nml their son, Don, are now will visit with hi* wife, PEG, anil residing In Tacoma, Washington. her family for (wo weeks in New SKl/c Grant has recently beun York, then PEG mid JIMMY" will • ^ __ discharged from the Naval Re­ visit In Sanford. "A Plain Statement of a Most serve and has accepted a posi­ tion os Internal Revenue Deputy Unhappy Case’’ by Tlmekerny who*'writes to apologize for ml* in Tacoma. sing a ten engagement. Friends of Mrs. J. J. Holly Last Sunday niglil ut nine, un­ happy Thackeray in velvet will be glad to learn that she vest A breeches lilnck is improved in health and <s expected to leave the Florida Sat, sweetly musing in hi* easy chair Sanitarium In the near future and return to her home on Weal With a snog fire Kt half an hour First StreeL to spare his handsome Now he ■survi'j Sunday clo Mr. and Mra. It. L. Walla formerly of Charleaton, S. C. Now- the bellows blew A now have moved Iheir residence to his nose . Sanford where Mr. Watts will he lie thought how blest in half an associated with the State Farm­ hour he’d lie er’s Market A t present they are Hearing sweet music, drinking making their home with Mr. and nweeter I'n* Mrs. II. J. Lehman. When ID oblivion on his senses error Mias.. Edith Lovcjoy, daughtc.- Ha doz‘ 1, he suoozed, he dreumi, of Mr. anM Mra. A. B. ixjvejo.he ►.Hired, he slept. nf Park Avenue, has been eela- Lender- * A brazen tongued Do tted an one of the candidates foi the bemuttea of the Veterropt, yearly publication of Wealyan Conservatory of Macon, Ga. Miss Lovejoy la a member of the Sophmore Class. ihlmetMT Attending the Florida.Vandei* blit football game last weekend t\V BO Yhj, CLUil in Gainesville were: BtllV Hollyhead, Weslev Jackson, Braxton FLA,—New FTO BEACH, _____ - Perkins, Claude Whiddon, Mr. and c!o’. j *or boys were organized Mre. E. F. Householder, Mr. and redbntly at White City and the Mra. XL W. Sncncer and Waley, St. bucle school under thi direc­ Dr. and Mrs. Wayde Rocker, ond tion of C. D. Kime, St. LucTo Mr, and Mra. Ralph Auetin Smith. Colint:> Agent. Mr. and Mrs. I t I, Htghleyman arrived In Florida by plane yeaterdey to spend a month visiting with Mrs. Highleyman’e parents, Mr. and Mra. C. H. Bruce of Orlando, and Mr. Highleyman'e parents, Mr. ami Mra. 8. D. Highkeyman of BB6 Val­ encia Drive. R. I. Hlghleyman Season Opened C e l e r y Crate Ti'.t* iYlrry i i.vtc opened th • new sen-on with oil election ni CIBCI.K MKETINt oil leers end .dunce Sntunlny hight in the city auditorium. ( Hirers for the year vr ill be: The Night Circle of the Banincident, Dorothy Crumley; vice list Women's, Missionary Union Smith; secre­ met with Mr<. .1, T. Denton, 107 president, tnry. Bobby Jane* am! treasurer. West Thirteenth Street, Monday Alvta Kilpatrick. evening. Among those attending the After the program was pre­ dance were': Anna' Corley. Hetty sented Mrs. Denton served re­ Jane Wilke, Virginia Daniels, freshments to the following: Mrs. Mona Rqtium, Betty Hent Hall, Myron’ Slnith. Mrs. W. C. Sat­ Peggy Ann Howell, entile* Morri­ chel-. Mrs. Hi K. McNahr'■’Mrs. son, Betty Jo Brock, Margaret Ouhln Wilson Mrs. K. S. Rnckey, Dingfchlcr, Charlene Caldwell. Mrs. S. C. Graham, Mrs. II. K. Kay Shoemaker, Chuck Herron, Cordell, Miss Mamie -Jenkins and Paul Peiolil, Fred Kennedy, ill toil Mrs. 1.. Tharp. linker, Earl l,ee,‘ Stanley Brumley, Claude Wet tiering ton Simon ningfotltcr,’ IInvtrt-t ‘rrrsnltr Hobby llrlsot), Guy Dunbar. Dwight 1 Peck, I nrrier Heard. Dot Crum­ ley, Ken Leffler, I.ojs l.ee. George Spencer,* Walter Srhnnbel, Joanne Spaulding, Cherry Singletiny. Iris Flower*, Donald Deal, Bob .Callahan, jtonald DV'crs, David Harrell and Emily Mat hews* Alsu Holtv' Wlndhant, Jackie Rowland, Mary Keiiis, Riilpli l.os.ing,- Georgia Hutchins. Bob­ bie Morton, Billy Duncpn, John­ ny J Alexander, I.elloy Gilbert, George Cox, Freddie RosscMt , John Brumley. K. C. Harper. Jr., Kelly Smith, Waller Smith, Ralph Kyor, Jeannette PtiHer, Buster S 1C Bob Hickson has recent-1 Iv received his discharge from . tne U. S. Naval Reserve and he) and his wife are expected to nrrive shortly to visit with’ Mr, and Mrs. Jack 'Hickson. Mrs. Mark Carpenter and sen, Dr. and Mr*. Ralph S. Wood­ Dean, have returned from Miami ruff amt children and Mrs. Kafe where Dean was under special Dutton nf Engllshtown, N. J. are medical care. visiting Sir. and Mr*. Frank Wooilruff nt their home on flak Mrs. William T. Easton has Avenue. . returned tn her home at the Naval Air Station nflcr.spenillng Mrs. Lula A. Miller has re­ ceived-' word" thnt” het—daughter and sondn-law, Mr. nnd Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bolt and Albert I-cc and daughter, Sue Mrs. Ruth Scott spent the week­ Ann, have arrived in Albuqucr, end in Jacksonville visiting Mrs. que, N. M., where - they expect Bagwell. , to spend the winter. Mr. and Mra. S. O. Chase J will spend a week In Phllidclphl enroute from New York to Sar A ll wool Squares . . . . New Mm. C.W; I shill and her daughter, Charlotte, spent the weekend In Gainesville with Mr. lsldll and. attended the FloridaVanderbilt loothall game. Miss Charlotte E. Starke of Now Haven, Conn, is visiting Mrs. Robert George, the former her sister Mrs. John Mcisch at Doris Qunttlebnum, departed to­ her home on Park Avenue. day by plane to San Francisco Calif .t o meet her husband, Lieut, Mrs. J. G. Foster and Miss (jg ) YJkorgc who hat Just return­ Minnie Ward of Shreveport, La. ed from the Pacific theater. arc the guests of Mr. R. E. Franklin of I-ake Mary. Friends of Juck Halt wll be glad to learn that he is improving Pvt, Raymond Lundouist has In hwidth and has been moved sailed from San Pedro, California front The Fcrnald-Laughton Mem­ on the U. S. S. Randall, Navy orial Hospital to his home at transport, to duty in the Pacific. 857 East Twentieth Street, Herbert Moses after departing from the West Coast several Winners in warmth, color, all-around good groom­ ing . . a solid hit for every occasion . . fluffy all wool fMcinatorB •in Blue, White and Yellow, fringed edges . . dress up prints in Rayon and Mr«. R E. Ashdown nf T im p *! In the guest of Mr*. F.. E. Welker t t fihfl East Twentieth direct «iiroute to thiladclphia. Pn, Friends of 0, P. lierndon will Fred B. Wilson spent today in ho glad to leant that he hat re­ turned from the Florida Sani­ Dclahd on business. tarium and Is at his homo 1800 Mrs. F. S. Lamson spent to­ Sanford Avenue day in Orlando. S1[C Watson Raymond Reel been transferred from Del Dr. and Mrs. L. T. Doss have has returned from spending some Monte. Calif, *td Corpus Christie, Texas. SI C Reel is a student time In Miami. at an advanced radar school. Troy Ray, Jr. S ‘J.C has been Friends of Miss Dorothy Pope transferred from Hninbridge, will regret to learn that she Is * M-d,_lg_Jlg»lgii._ Mass, frt—thp~FVrm*lrt;LnughtOTr~STftti*f Hairy Grimbnll nml Bob Wil orinl Hospital suffering from ■ kinsop have returned from spend broken ankle. ing-a week in Daytona. George M. Talbott has re­ ceived his discharge from tho Cnpt. Johnny Courier has rC' Army and has returner! to Ovieiki tamail and .is nt h°mo 121E to reside with his’ parents Mr.' Magnolia Avenue. and Mrs. F. W. Talbott. s _________ m, , ~~ fc. Mrs. W. J. Thigpen und Mrs Miss-Mildred ‘ Williams of 3.H S. R. Highton spent today in West Third Street underwent an Daytona. appendectomy today at, the ForMr. and Mrs. Frank Chase nald-laiughton Memorial Hospi­ have departed for A.*hoviUo,.N. C. tal. M/Sgt, Billy .Ball has received his discharge from the Army and has refpmed to hla homo 021 Park Avenue. T PAGE FIV I THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA Tim DauuhterK nf \».-mv Chi** nl llm Fit-I MuUiotlisI i 'liincti met Tuesday niglil in Dm unlU 'X foi n coveml illsli supimr ;»fIs-.which llm Im-ine— nmvling "has comliii'ieil nnd offi/oi* fur tlm TODAY and THURSDAY angerous S i Desperata lm clouded fayovil f(03l out this woman’s past! By ihoouihot o f '.‘ H o w Green Wot My Volley." CARY 'V , <4(m t f c f f k ' J. ('. Diivi-, Mi-. Edna llrusli, Mr*. Itoliert I'ollrell, Mr*. ('. M. Fliiwei-, Mi . W. L. Harrison, Mr*, i P. ilein'lioi. Mrs. J. O. tuiney. Mi** Hiilli ILmd, Mr*. E. II. Laiiey, Mi*/ W. K. Itnine*,' Mrs. Z H. liuiliff. Mrs. IVle Row hind, Mi*. II. A. Swdlison. Mrs. J. P. Thurmond and Mrs* Manus Tyre. Al«u Mr-. Whittington, Mi*. F. It. Wilson. Mrs. M. I.. AVright, Mr-. K. ('. Willinin*, Mis* Versa Woodcock, Mr*. P. N. Whitehurst und All*. C. II. Winn. Mr«. H. S. Hoffrpan Honored On Birthday Barrymore PPN1 Slip Horn King of Polaroij' TOUCHTON DRUG C O M P A N Y Alt.. II S. Iliiffmiui wn» honor­ ed on hit fidy-cight liirlliiluy with n >uipii*i- hit I liiln v parly nil (Irl. P I'lvcii by Mr*, (iuilili) "Hnwkin-, AD- Dorothy "Slilvci* and All*. Mary Jlgloshy nt (he home of .Mi*, (iglenhy, Lake Monroe. Gnmi'H wi le enjoyed tlirniiehout Ha- evening nt (he coiu-Iiikioii of which Hie ho*te**es set Veil lefre*hineiit* In Die following: Air*. S. E. Norwood*Miss Norine Nnrannil, Air. I'laudo lluwkin*, Mr*. Dm ( niiiip, Mr. nml • Mrs. Jerry Jeriilgnn, Mr. and Mr*. Ed flgietdiy Mr. John Cravens, Mrs. J. T. Tindall. Mr*. C i*. lUbun, Mr*. (>ti« Ihuiger, Mrs. C. J. June*, Mr. (Turk, Mi** Avic Mann, Mr*. I J. Ilnyettc, Mr*. D E O D O R A N T CREAM BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. und Mra. Floyd S. Spark­ man annuonco the birth of a *un, Le e, ( l e t 7 ut (he Fcrnsld-Lanhas recently received his dis­ ghtun Memorial Hospital. charge from the Army. Follow­ ing a month's vacation Mr. and Lisut, and Mrs. John Lloyd Mnt> Hlghlevman will return to Hughe* announce D Baltimore, Md. to maka their ton, Mirhacl L lo y d ,___ ____ home where Mr. Hlghleyman la the Fcrnald-Laughton Memorial an lecount executlva with Emery Hospital.. Mrs. Hughes is the Advertising Company. former Ann Stine. Stadium umillat & Anderson’s or'High School Office • Be feminine...be sweet...be fresh A with famous Tusty Deodorant Cream. This creamy-light, smooth deodorant * i checks under arm perspiration, steps odor. Helps protect your clothee. * �rw. itrw *■ I < WEDNESDAY, OCTODEH 17. ISII P a tr ic k . & I’apworth, Jun* L., Widpw t*» Seminole County Court Record Bids to Contractors and Builders D, liniwnlee ct ux. Jeff).John Pl al Suale, Henry l ■«iff rt ux A Fannie Smith, Wl*‘; Got 1.17 I'ln rhurat I ' l a l linnk 3 ' For building u plutFofm “Iipproxlmalely 178 ft. by 58 !•*«*■ *\ Inw to Willie Jafl. t#4it irtfl F m n k l l u Terrrtce I'I .it OCTOBER 12, IBIS IMITFfl WARRANTY UEEHS If^nk 3 Itfiir*? |i. ft. HitLs will be open Ocl. 25th, 1945. Blue Prints and WARRANTY HERIW Doudnev, H. F. at ux to Simrni-1 1 Lo t 9B I' lf tf liiirxt I "1ill I Infill 3 I*nIT*1 71 Ileyrk, Joseph t!. at ux t'» Geo ; I,pc Smith ft ux, specifications can be Keen at the Office of The San* K lilt aiiTfifu t»f W US of i rge A. Spoet Jr, et ux. Ware, R. W. ct nx to.James AKK ii f N %V *1 It 11«i«i t si' T o w ft * Waterman, Hugh A. to A. W ■lama. It Hihitfi HuhHi* an Hunt ford Stole Farmers Market. t a »i 31i Ia *n w w<Hi *1„ Brown ct ux. Ware, It. W. ct ux to Jullux CnMi:** o f n i »;i4 n a t i o n i ; T n w p * l Ltngle, H. (J. *1 ux In N'lblot* oper ct nx. MIl|i 2f| Hqutli It; tiu. 31 H u t f M I l f H fl o f ,* t S\V«, W o f j Ith.U. R H T A T R M O R T G A iK S Brick Itoiiil, -** T o n n**hli» j •Brown, A. W. ct ux to ('lint to KoiHli Iinn fft* 30 Uu r l !(Of i i Block l f H lc w o it K f<«i*- * Nubtew fct ux. * •f IVIf*l4f( I'thl Itofitc 3 lUlil* t*5. I Ilex, C. W. ct ux to Florida ilri.it I'm. Credit Aaan. Smith, Siminlc Lee et ux In ■fmt Federal ravines A Lo:iiItruiiMin, W. F. ct ux to It. I. Mather. ------- rSATISFACTION—t )P -------u i i J r . ii i iu.t nr VO ITOAGK II*Lind Finance Company to John William* et ux. \UTI( T.R8 OF* AGRKFMENT Oroijr, tlrin E. et ux to Clint •Sublet, ct ux.. R e v o c a t io n * of pow er Georgia Desiert OF ATTORNEY llow elV Italiert A. to Mqi. Ed­ die l.oren Howell.— ** BORROW FIT EASEMENT Johnson, jliiuilun W. et fcx to Flute of Florida. Del Monte MEM It BBS CHOI* AGREEMENT T o AH Your Bakery Plymouth Gllixni Grower* Ax.'i. Needs ' k-rliert ii. Willaev. HOMJIt.UII.K 1HSCIIA110FS' it's always fresh when Navy of United State* to Bur ’you buy it at x Oval Mdnlwh Jj, ______ Army ol united Staler, to ITiNew Crop) Factory Packed! tree E. Bale*. Artm- ol United Stales to Eli Home Bakery Ji.li I yon*. W. 1st Phone 8GCJ Arnlv of United States to Har­ old it. Keelinit. •Navy of United Statea to licit' Best Enriched Flour hur Thomaa, S n o w h ite C ris p Army of United Stutes to Char le* Pullurd. TELEPHONE Navy of United States tu I 'Ilf fold Itola-i 1 tini-t lift. ' OPERATORS Ami) in thi Unitcil Statci n >lin E. Yyiul. Starting Rate Army of United Stntcs to V*jrWhile It Lasts! 6 d ay s------ $26.00 ren II. Phelpa. Army of United States to Ken Single nr Married M ea l A OrttM dah/e Supply Where Customers Send Their Friends’ " H O M E BUY BONDS# Sanford, Florldn ■ 5 1 )1 Ea.H| First Street Controlled FRIDAY & SATURDAY SPECIAL HELP YOU SAVE Long Island POTATOES M O N EY N| \ K I S T Celery p ^j Army ■ii ii. Navy I Hint 'Nnvy ■I I e<Navy 15c Old Dutch Cleanser 2 15 cant Toilet Howl Cleaner Kiln Dried La. >b 4c ip l.i.-Hlie Trued. Mlrhlgnn Vanish Celery 30-MuU Team Borax Cabbage Carrots 2 bchi 17c Sunshine Krlnpy C racker; Nabisco Picm ib Canadian 15 Colir. Hxedles* Cracker- Yellow Rutabagas. ib 4c Onions 3 ib* 17c i Bed tills* Grapes 2 ib> 25c Potatoes 5 !bi 2 3 c Toilet Honey Long Island Pews >b 10c Potatoes 10 ib* 3 7 W HEN AVAILABLE CrUp Orren 3 Tomatoes ib 15c A p p les cakes 19c Yolk 12c lb Popular Brands -SEAl,| White Boiling 9 Roast . SEAFOOD ib Frcnh Ground Dre**cd Pan Hamburger lb Fish ib 19c Maryland Ex. Rtd Brlaket 21c Stew Ocean Hcodlcsa Shrimp ib 39c Hpanlah Regular Dreaaed Stewing tea, I Frequent increases Overtime puy I'ufd vacations Tiixi-cub «e r v I c r for while Apples 3 lbs.....39c Yams Weiners . . T iff n SO U T H E R N B E L L TEL. & TEL. CO. Mullet Whiting R O U N D STEAK . lb. . .. 40c LO IN STEAK .... ib........ 40c CHUCK ROAST lb. .... 27c VEAL CUTLETS ......... Ib. GRADE C BEEF No Points U N K L E H A N K SEZ TSE.RE. V& 30UULTklN<i Ocau Tiful a b o u t e v e r t "THING— THAT 15, IF VOU ARE LOOKING FOR VT -r VEAL IX)IN STEAK R O U N D STEAK ... lb LO IN STEAK . lb. CHUCK R O AST .... lb. H AM BURGER .... lb. aa Cheese ib 21c rk.irf W. H»u*»oin' f o r ’ TMn lnHiff JUNKET Brand IIKNNKT TABLETS For making Rennet cu^tardn *»♦* I •I SS ib , S Tall cans l l l l l . . J it . . , K in , . « a r n » m narkr* Ice Cream ...... ’ 11c W«'re ulwuy* looking for way* in Le.ii-.suu _ iiuika__Uiat_car— run nmuotht'i and Jaxt longer. One thing that will help immeniely i* a REGULAR CHANGE OF OIL. No harmful particle* or rrfttdue will nettle In your crank ca»C whVn~liV treated to regular care by ux. . w JUNKET Brand Rennet I’owder making deliriou* Rennet C ustards......... 2 Plnrlturiif Pla t linnk I W1NDEX Btl. 13c l u x .t o il e t soar WHEN AVAILABLE ' Rfcfluim SWAM tpJUP P jjU M O llV IM IP WHEN AVAILABLE *. Insect or Flea Powder W HEN A V AILAB LE . 'i i Rlnao White aniso For DUhoe A Laundry Rain Drops t 20 WHEN AVAILABLE Large For School-Girl Complexion \ Wieners ib '3 3c Cake Beoutf Boap of thg Start , 23c Monday, TuemUy. Thuradey end FrMa— o*tM A.M. te diO* PAL Wedneedey— — u l t M rM GATOR Roach Hives FLOUR W AX PAPER Lge. roll 25c ’ ItUdie** Salt Sklnleae 9c WHEN AVAILABLE Ih iN oifr . -. Cottage S u n n y U h d Boaoked T h « U tolth Soap .. C GRADE VEAL No Points Frealt Fla. Food 1-lb cup T4c C h efse ■jteflCfci Sausage ib\ 42c pkg 29c >u I'hlllle'* Park «■ ( aiaaiar* Beans No. 2 can 12c Greens No. 2 can e 'Rice .... 2 lbs .... ;e a m w i Raisin Bran . .. Potatoes IS OX. CAM today’s best buy! ... SWEETHEART 3 filers20c WOODBURY Lye, .. 3 cans .. n ox. can a Boraxo 2 cans Bleach q t btL <utU u titi t&c ity lt d 3 PINIR FLAVOR — Made tx«n n cenhelle* Mend nl plump, eun* ripened yinln. Then nreleon Ge*k*4 — At The Mill — Fer U Heure by axciualre peeceae M *e«l l«* lb*i|»erieua Vllnmina mad Minerale — bring tut Ike XeUgkliel rrlUM-gtaU Rneer. LASTIte<k NOURISHMINT — J-Minule Oorte te the type »t cmenl nrribrred by meet SeHctgaa. » w w i «nd heme eceneM l mint* Tkal'e kreewr n* ether mr type el cereet ie ■ T M riek In Vilamln I i . Fieteb. Iren and Energy. mJ THRIFTY, TOO — 3-MU*t* Oom ceete teen then S/Jo M mr eerrlng. Nn eOet type el teed y w l SQf \ Her* te much Mr ee UtltA Tee. 3-Mla-, b * e i A fV y wte Oeu la Uuly TODAYS BEST SUYI t Sauce 12-oz. btL 18c 10c 1t to fll IK M «t| R . V SL M * ., - Baking Powder 49c Starch 3 pkgs. 11c Beets "l6-oz jar 14c Matches ctn. 7c Cake Flour Rxcnuncnto Grade “A” FRU IT COCKTAIL No. 2Vi can 33c QuontUy Rights Reaervgd Prices Gopd Thru Oct SO Taral* ■la, teeaata Xealik H y - d c e •Fronea D o g Cubes 4-lhs Smo. Sausage GRADE — A — BEEF Swlaa • 5-lbs 29c PO IN T FREE SALE Chickens ib 42c Cheese Vi*»b 28c Mullet ib 23c Ho. Cooked ' Fat Tender Drawn Yellow Sharp Turkeys ib 62c Cheese Vfcib 26c Lobsters ib 55c Pan Ready Klngan'e Bag i , Ant. Loaf Fryers ib 55c C h e f so ib 39c Sausage ib 37c p ou iU on 11) II I WHO learning * a Him U . II l.hlitnil I’.llk I’ lnl lllink . |IUK•' a*. N 21 f l Ilf U i l 2 Ill'll k a T i e r 1 T h e T o w n n f Sunfuril. _ l . o l i I 2 mill a | U » K S2-1 ft • mill Ic ** H as f l l lllnrk I T i e r I Tin* T o w n o f Sunfuril. Id » llln rk O K ir .I H l r m K l l. n . l n n Pint linnk a |i*Kr. t * Ir T* A. Mackerel ib 45c loveless Roast lieast Stow feal Chops Veal Patties ii. 1* II I*rndoii t ’ li o k ..f I ' l m i l l It) i>. I*. 11 uni I **-1int>• l ’Irik rolloHihM dPurrUmV b u d In Hmuliitde iN.uiitv, Florldttj w ill tie nff r r r d f*»r mu 11* nl F iih ll r uiitrrV f«»r I ho blMhrpI and hr»U rash bid. nl .Urn— m a i l — i l u f j — ut__ U l i __ t*rialn-!lf '-■tllily ■Hurt II...i— *1 S im lo ia, U r■ it n ii ln * ul 11: 1b «.".*|..^lt A. M „ on *-liiln r SSI Ii. IM S Al| 17'» nl Hi*-. In Hiinfiiril i t r i o i t ' Hi-i'l ln,i 0 Tuwn«hl|i S" ttnlllh ItaiiRi- ail Ko*l. I.nt an S lo ck » I ir r u m w iil il. — Unix rv A 21 llln rk a K i t . I S ,c l|un Marvanlu r i n t lliiok <.|wa, 1.I..M Oysters pt 85c ib Boneleaa Bulling POULTRY SALE t'.iiil \ o r io s.inr.ud Klprldii, October f^klIII* j 5*15 NuTUE IS H EIIE IIV D tV SN tIini i*nrMlictlit to Fliiipler MM, Flo * 1 1*1mi S lu li it r*. 1941 i i u m i * | } i e Bla de Chuck Short 5c H A U IM i 1315 I -illi la I ‘ollclho- " • • • • APPLY CHIEF OPERATOR R ■ 5 weekdays Saturdays 8 . 12 T i l l : N T A T K « » F I I . u K I D a T<» W 111ill m |» I 'Mill* H Ib* IN Y . .. F ir . I I'tiul Office* Sit it Fnutclpr.i, r.t Uf.ii nlu >A m urn bill* .»f rt.iriplnint buvii.M •••It I l l ' l l I n i r l n f o r ili v i.u •• tttf.. »»»••• . hi It) A 11*11 * V IVitil, IliMMr |irfJH*hl* ar«> to r.uiiinan.t you to lir and up- . . i o.’ ..o * t..»* t . n u l l tTiulrt »t <anr«*|.l. Sf'itilnolr (' o ii ii iy , Fl.tt-i.la, in lit. Mh tiny o f N o t n n l i r r * A |»., !»li , itllit’ I'HlHK (I h t i ' f pro c«H|f**NjM. a 111 |tr . iilrl *«1« iHCalnnt you.* If I* n i r t b f r n r t b i r i l HififMtllM ‘ Itiltloii Io* (Ml I* I Ip li('«l In t It »• S .n f .o t l Irfv li l, a n.*tvn|uippr p u I>Mh1I«o| ip itnr.irtl. Snnlntal** I'ltuniy, I luri.la. on*** Hit'll ivppk f»ir fou r cotW<Mi( ( Yu iVn'kH. W I T N E S S my lutml mill " f f f r l a l o*iil a l -Saitford,* in lib** r o i n i l y o f 'riiilm.lt’, lu lilt* Plnltf o f Florid a hit. Hot 'Jlh day o f t m io l. fi. A. 11„ Rutabagas K «N Experience Unnecessary • L E G A L NOTICE 29c ntvauiAV Potatoes Inte hours *taik 12c Ciiip Golden io°x of United States to lluSmith. of United State* to luliii. Kenrliei.. of United Stale* to t ' s , Hill uer, ol United State* to Phi- 15c Lemons. 1 dz. Lettuce.... 2 for 25c CAULIFLOWER Eelbeck stalk 25c �L, WBUWKSJDAY, OCTOBER 17, JUIS B .. ■ Wl ■■ " a P P r — * Boys FEEDING 8TBBH8 Wr n«n mi» offer the very finest AUTO. BODY AND FENDER REPAIRING T tjt our new painless method, the best in Central Florida USE 666 Yates Auto Paint & Body Shop 105 N. Pnlmelto A**- to enter In the Pat Stork Bhow flint shnli t» > »IJ Nin Ovalu during winter, accordT I*Kn W « ’, ,,Wt*' J ANCAKTSI O ON* in * to Cbuntv Agent James T. v t ll.r O xfonl. Thi* boy* have bc*N A» •*tom tor nf ihr Ij h w ill amt given financial aatintance In thi* TeMamem oi ••am« >l. K form o f low interest loans by the »*,rJ 0* “ i i i e * r a n r » « t . o. m s Brevard t Aunty C attlem en« As soc iation.. ont>B|t .«•» I’Cm .lCATInN To Wit.t.lt: ||. TAYIAIIL «1iH»e DlACr nf rr»ld^nrr mid Fo»t Of* lira ttStlioH. in unknown COCOA, FLA.—Three Brevard I County 4-H rluli hoya are now feeding Pollen Hereford steers In Phone 371 LE G A L NOTICE Cold Prenarations t tnt.KTe. m i.vK. nd ---------— t .*r: n x i . v \ » i i i i i kki|= i i h i i i **— Firm Htr*-**t. s . m io n l F lo r id * . andrt Iiuim Seinlnol Sftiilnob •lei tfile i l , flctittiMiB fli-tm.-u, limn. from common oolds That Hang Op creomuUlon relieve* promptly be came it toes right to the seat of thi tmuble to help loosen and crpe erm laden phlegm, a n d a W n a t u r > soothe and h ea l r a v , te n d e r, In C named bronchial mucous branes. Tell your dru a bottle of Creomtilsl I demanding you must . allsyi the coi hsv» your money ST R IC K L A N D - MORRISON, Iitc. Phone 200 Your Ford Dealer Since 1031 i, Chest Colit, Bronchltb •• SPECIAL NOTICE i• - t ... CONCRETE PIP E • • ‘ \ . .*, ; - DRIVEWAYS WELLS 8EP SEPTIC TANKS ITER TANKS I.VERTB and SEWERS Tri transit Mis' Concrete ‘ Seconde svaltable at low grlee 3 to 5 Day Dry Cleaning Service ' for- ‘ 5 Day Laundry Service CONCRETE BLOCK P E N IN S U L A R We recommend that now cufltnmera nenil their Concrete Pipe Co. laundry IiihI three dteyn of week. P hon e 1211 HANFORD, FLA. Phone 475 IN SU R E , 7 b m t Toar Passee«*r T 7 liras (% ' ^ IlfjM 'ftlU b E A u Every driver has seen those heavy (rucks rumbling down the road with their big heavy loads. You know that truck Urea take a terrific beating Iron rinding wear. Naturally, --the the hard grind...* rubber to atand that abuse moat be especially compounded to be extra tough —extra long wearing. We can NOW recap the tires of A, B and C card holders with Grade A Truck Rubber—fuaranteed -guaranteed to be exactly the _...w .rut jbner used in recapping the big same ruck and bua tires. Its extra toughness ,nyour tires means 3,000 to 5,000 miles of ■xtra -wear-over-recaps of -ordinary rubber. „ 24 H e a r S ERVICE . CJEC. W e ls h W ELSH TIRE SH O P 'I# 105 W. 2nd Vulcanizing General Insurance D0NT GIT NERVOUS. JERVIS/) ( U F Y / a a a n .T /] . tr ALWAYS ai w a v s pPICK ic k u p A / V_ . " *J UP LOAF OF THIS WONDERFUL J - , SOUTHERN BREAD WHENTWEGO THROUGH J \ HlUlWl - Itrtilutioit in paid. «*A»iinl> ••fid | M ifP NVUtirti my h .m l and «tff|rhtl aI *•! o f f i c e Hi 8a n ft' 1»1 I lt*f|i|it. . Mn- *th tint *tf Ocltiher, IMS. . t . I*. I l**riiiit>rt l i n k Fit ctil i I'uutl nv~~n—r.—rrrrm----r*—r*- V Howwomenaw/girls maygetwantedrelief R A Y M O N D M. BALL, REALTOR Real Estate Rales— Rentals—Mortgage Loans Dependable Insurance and Bonds •Phone 960 Room’ 4. Florida State Bank Bidding from fu n c tio n a l p e rio d ic p itn piPdifl. m «n r won.en aajr, h u brought rr* lie f from the frsm p -liO afonr and tistvout ol foivctionid pertoAtc dlstmr Tike* K«ia • ■ lorue. It mould stimulate bid digestion.* (h ot help build retul\ m o f On Use • t im e ’ to come «U M r d • * * Hot* b efef* "ro a r time” , It thould help rrbevo m i * d<» lo purely furutleool |**ii«i!tr tcaa itw lit '•***« |winain w i Try i I J III s CARDUI NOTICE J ^ itt tint MtcfoM Chase away Mosquitoes, (inats 1 and Biting Flies I Anyone hiiviiiff' any repair Avdrk in my .-*h«|p at 210 East Fifth Street is asked to please .call for it at on e!-I am lieing forced to close due to recent robberies. Bill Harvey eh Southern’s Insect Repellent . JE N N IN tiS SEED STORE HM K « * Vuu lift- r - g u l r H Iipni'iii u n r f on o f Now-mber. 1 1S 1m " e1'n i b f r Notice To the Public Hegimiinu Oiliibcr 201 li the niidcrsigniMl llailmr - Touchton- Drug: I ’o. • • O pen fro m C lo s ed ^4 0|h»ii 8 :.'IH A..M . W ednesday S atu rday e ve n in g s lo I'M. A fte rn o o n s 8 :liu u n til o V Io ek Now Prices POINTS APOUNO Haircuts 60c Shaves Hie Stewart’s Barber Shop . FOR YOUR • Carver’s Barber Shop USED FATS City Barber Shop Shriner’.s Barber Simp • o Gramling Barber Shop B asrw g:--------- Room 304 . Can you tie this?.. Have a Coca-Cola Phone 732 H i RENT A CAR MH fcff Y O U D R IV E IT! 1’ H O N E 200 STR ftm AND M O W USO N, U-DRIVE IT, INC. Fire! Street at fUhford Ave. T0W N//O \^ P & S P A fc E EARLY FOR FAJ1A, • •. Good ggoomlng and good clesnihg go hand lit hand . . no .on* can be well ijfd wearing tolled, groom* wrinkled clolhaa. M from the tastily refrigerator. All hands gather 'round and the reunion •. start* off w ith refreshment. The words Have a Culp always strike the ojd*spack of familiar friendliness. Be sure there’s enough .Coke on hand at your house. Get a supply of Coca-Cola today. i i :' m». i... i , i mi f A’T » .* r • ■- . y . “ v V Ix v jv \ ~ i A . £ t .. COCA-COLA IU tkbc.vi.uoa l * C r t i ’ ere ih* r . | i * m . a tr *i l» coia comsamt it • BOTTLING |twb mktJi JuUnguuh UwpraJ. I «ct v( The Cuci-CoU Coa|«>ir. COMPANY O »*«» TU CCU. ' ►a I v / A s o m ia UNpis aoiNoiiiv or m i coca ' 1 ' •' ' ” . - KANF9BD L A M B Y D R Y OJEAN1NG Mumsihu back again to an o ld fa m ily custom He krtoW» he's back at home base when Mom brings in the Coca-Cola Bring In cleaning aarty « i d ho ^prepared to meet tt\e Tall teuton jeith bapil-box frvshnesat li s Iiiiih have jidnpliMl the rnllowing hours nml prices lor work: * Sanford Atlantic Wn. Sw 'rW - F r e s h l c ___________ 1 L-’ ■■___ a o u t : . a i M t i x u i . i : t i n m v. h i :a l ) r i ( l i m i t , i t f i t tut t T K , I ’se (he repellenl tletdoped n r: h btatk ok Tor our Pacific GIh \oi i i i : of .%i is .ii \ uu\ •u l to lix r.i.iA Ai i IlilO K II. * f o ii r k \ • li f t «'*»+«! ChNpirr I f 1.1? mf IIM.1 to At.i« c i i c m r o i t M a n i * r i c h NOTh’ K IS lli:itl:il\ liM T.N . 1 huNH H AVI.NO I ’ lsAIAm O il M llltc iu ttt-k. holder »»f ' OK.MANDH \OAl.NHT S A I I * I*ti it i I. k'A \ iV itlflc.il* - No TIT. I*«uc»l III* , K H TA TIil T hu itn«r r g r h .*»f.* you u»r«* h**rf • •«i day- **f J»»l>. «V I ' . IIM.1 . I»u*» ' l»y fi«*iui«d and lr« |ii ir »d to p fr * .Ih il *itni». ||I* t1 ij ttflit * dffil it»i* , "t-%1 .ui> t lalHia attd th timmln wn cn .yade- a|»|»llt at loll f* t . 111! tie »-d S.ml «•••» >ou. • oyc %it 11«i* ai > limy hu\ r t«* he* ’• IbPtictl Itifls-on Distributed by etnhraV*** lilt* I. lluw lim tin #N|atf o f Mr*. 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H A N H M IP H 8 H A l . i l , U A N K O H II F M IK IP A --------OjJ j • * 1 R " ' i g g g ~ —g e t t _______ ■ . . .j 5* * . * 0. $» S»<p» -r * - H%t e �FACE EIGHTH c l a s s if ie d WEDNESDAY, OCTOBElt 17, 1948 TIIE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA a d v e r t is in g Forregtal Sees bates ’31! QUICK coupe, 5 good tires, price $176.00; Cart be seen nt IlfiH Jessamine Are. 16 blocks FILL up with ki’iwuito and fuel out on West let ' St. • oil before winter. If. tl. POPP. CO., INC. PINE...and Oak .fire wood, cord or dozen. Immediate delivery. FOR SALE: Ample quantity long Shorty Anderson, Longwood. j life GOLD SEAL asbestos rool Truman’sIdeasOnSer, coating rontntnlng Pctrogum, Sanford Paint A Glass Com­ H E L P W A N T E D vice AndTrainingOf pany, 117 So. Park Avenue, GIRL for soda Fountain nt LanPhone 303. Boys Puzzle Capital cy's Drug Store- Part time or full time. TWO FARMS FOR SALE—One WASHINGTON, Oct. 17, Mb— 8 acres, tiled land, 1 good well, . ' h i u c s ForreataL Secretory of the 8 story house. 1 car garage, 1 Navy, declared list- Saturday •ool house, GOO ft. West of • Lake Monroe Post Office. One WANTED: 2G colored laborers “ there Is no bettor way to start a third world war" than to do—G acres, all tiled, good well, 2 for railroad work In Sanford. mobilize too rapidly. atory house. 2 ■story bam, U Permanent. Sec C.C. llronson, Addressing 100 .men nnd wo­ milp west on Orange Boule111) Myrtle Avo. after ‘ 4:30 men graduating from the -Arner' vard. J. W. Bell, Lake Monroe, P.M. can Red Cross training unit it Phone IG. ___ *\ WANTED: men and women to American University. Mr. ForLUMBER-Lunilterl Wrecking 3 work at crate mill. Adkins & restal snid: atory house behind Reel’s, very Adkins. West l!ltn St. “ In our hnite to get rid of the — beat-lumber.- Plsnt---door*, win­ -vtgws-of -war, we mny-sUip-out-. dows and’ plumbing. Duhart’' WANTED: Colored man for gen­ selves so rapidly that we will Lumber Ynrd ' eral Inundrv work. Apply In serve notice on the world that person Seminole County Laun­ ••ve do not intend to meet any ONE HOUSE, two tots In Golds­ dry. HIO W. 3rd St. evil that may prise." boro. Duhart’s Lumber Yard. The capital hud different Ideas WANTED: Office clerk for MsGUDD^RKLIABLE USED CARS th e re o f SanltwL. Sec Mr _todav ubopt . whether .President V, Me selection at or under OPA rfumnn w-artl* -unlvtiwIiWrulplRg. Brunson. telling. No new cars for many for American youth find a v-unmonths. Get ‘ dependable trans­ IG demand, Avon Christmas Lined Army, nnd Nuvw. portation at reasonable cost at Sets at this time. Colored rei- ---—Bowie people'thought Mr. Tru­ HOLLER MOTOR SALES might have committed him­ prcscPtatlve wanted. Write Box man i 20* West First 8L A, c/o Herald. iself to both yesterday because.: The White House disclosrd lit* GET YOUR, gasoline and oil at COMPLETE H I S T 0 R Y OF hail nsked the Cabinet' qnd iithee. . The' Standard Station stress WORLD WAR II Authentic high officials to posh bis legisla­ from the Court Houac. text, Official photos, Enormous tive jirogrnm, which was outlined A nlce/lot of New Hampshire pul­ , demand. Salesmen winded. Send in a message to Congress Sept. <1. : $2.00 for complete sales kit The President parceled out UKlets, nlso white Leghorns and or write to: V.M. nntt. Gen. various parts of the program t-i Aaterlopes. Dressed fryers or Distributor. 3170 S. W. Hth St. the officials most interested in live weight. C. L. Bridges, Miami, 36, Fla. them. Under tlmt arrangement, he, WANTED: * High 'School git/ assigned'the War Ultlt Nnvy lie ; HOUSEHOLD furniture. Mrs duates, nges IH In 30 to learn purtiurntj the mirt of Ids me sGroce Venable. 30(1 E. 20th, interesting Western Union Work sage "dcnllng with" a universal Phone 3R1-J. Apply Western Union Office, training program and “ unifica­ Sanford. tion of the armed services." SABB1TS for sale, 116 East 21st On first glance, some individ­ uals thought that meant lie want­ FOB RENT ONE five room bungalow com­ ed both. pletely furnished. Phone 639-M. Hut While House officials said 20 acraa tiled eelery farm, latelyplowed and harrowed on Cam­ today that Mr. Truman hadn’t PLANTS P o iP v iC T O R Y GAR­ eron Avenue. Phone E.II, Stowe, DENS: Godards. Cabbage, Let­ 102-K or Edward F. Lnne, tuce. Escarole, Tomato plants. phone 612. Also Strawberry plants. J.W. Bell, l<ako Monroe,, phone 16. getting la-hind LOST lo ir FORD Model 00, Tudor*, 1036 Ford Tudor. Reasonable WALLET containing money, re­ both cars need some repairs. gistration cards, licenses, etc. Call after 6:00 P.M. Oiteen, R. Daniel St. Clair. 7IB Willow W. McCullough. Ave.' or Herald Office. CREAM separator, A-l condition 0ST: 0 keys on riui No. f7D Call after 6:00 P.M., Osteen, 20, noturn to llerulii Reward, R.W. McCullough. Demobilization TWO piece living room suite ex­ cellent’ condition. Phone County W ANTED GMC trailer was $150 Klngham trailer, was $1405 the Florida State 'Chamber of Commerce, of which William L. Wilson, Stale Market Director, ■is chairman and U. H. Kramer, co-chairman, has chanced the date rtf its fall meeting, which wa» scheduled for Jacksonville, to coincide with the Farm llurcau meeting and accordingly will l>c held in Orlando, Nov. 14. It is believed --------- b< Mayo and oiher Florida agricultural leaders that definite assistance will be forthcoming from the federal government If the true conditions now confronting the state's fare men are made known to secre­ tary Anderson. "The Orlando conference" Mavo asserted, “ will by no means end our mnrketing and other troubles which were confounded by the sudden ending of the war, hut should help to clarify them by placing responsibilities w h e r e they lielong.” war level, they will come down considerably within the next few months. Another FIRST for Southern! First to introduce High' Test DDT Household Spray to Florida, Southern Chemicals now brings you 8 piece Group D D T with PYRETHRUM For quick knock-down, sure kill, and lasting effects ugainat Flies, Ants, Uouches, Mosquitoes. Water Buga, Mot ha, Flood, Lice, Bed Buga, Ticks. fully selected to achieve a tastefully I I I combined ensemble . . Spacious Davenport and chair, two walnut end tables, two lovely lamps, occasiunal table and coffee table . . . .|H $£.25 a quart MODERN BEDROOM BEAUTY! DiatHBuD'd by JENNINGS SEED STORE 202-Bonford Avo, AMERICAN LEGION DANCE Florida VViven Learn To Save On Food MIAMI. Oct. l7. (FNSl- Ac. rdlng to u five yenr survey 'oiiducted bv Dr. Uhelnold, professor n economics of tho Unlvorslly of Miami. Florida housewives ar e ppylnr 03 percent moru for.fomlstuffa in 1046 than they paid in 1040. Dr- llhclnold predicts that food nrices are il’-e for a tumble when increased farm production nuts mors fresh -fruit*, vegetables, poultry, eggs and meat an the market. He points out that throughout the country nnd In Florida parti­ cularly fprm . production- has steadily increased anil before long local markets ns large quantities the Increase will be reflectd on ot farm produce liecome available, which should rosult in a sharp mice drop on such commodities. His survey shows that In Miami the average family of two persons Everything for u Luxurious Liv­ ing Room I Complete eight piece outfit . . . everything you need to make a living room of inviting com­ fort and charm . . each piece care- A t The’ Armory Benefit National W a r Fund Saturday, Oct. 27— 9:00 P.M. ’ * a, ,„ — Music By “The Banana Boys' Adm ission: $1 per couple (la x inc.) Men in uniform-50c (lux inf.) Ticket* on Sale at the following places t Smoke H ouhc, Bill's’ I’ kg. Store, Frank's Tavern, Itoumiliat & Andcrwin, City Drug Store. Touchtun's For Table Hcscrvation Phone 200----- 50c per person The public Is cordially invited to attend WANT afternoon Job after school 612 E. 6th St. WANTED: Small home, close in Deal with owner. Mra. E.M.W c/o Herald. . Easy Terms WANTEDi^Good _uscd-tricyrlr, Science Proves WANTED I have a cash buyer for your home. See me today. Edward F. Lane. 91% of Vitam ins Saved With 41 GMC tractor, was $3403 40 White tractor,, was 8S364, now ... ........... 43 Mick tractor, wax $4170, now . . . ....... Dorsey trailer, was $1403, TALLAHASSEE. Oct, 17 <FN S> — Agricultural problems of serious concern to Florida farm­ ers and growers, particularly In the mutter of surplus disposals nt ‘.‘cost and better," will 1h* fully aired at Orlando Nov. 1«16 nt Ihc annual mooting of the Florida Farm Bureau, it was announced by Commissioners f t Agriculture Nathan Mayo. Secretary of Agriculture, Clin­ ton P. Anderson of Washington, will lake pprt in the Nov. IG discussions, during the time he Is guest of the Florida Farm Bureau. At Commissioner Mayo’s re­ quest, the agricultural division of W A N T E D TO RENT FURNISHED house,^twn or three bedrooms. Permanent civilian resident. P. O. Box 1021 San­ Parlor PULL set. of Beaut: ford. equipment, Reaionab . J. E. Jones, 422 E- 4th St. Sanford FURNIFImEI) house or apart ment. Permanent civilian rest dent. I’, u, Hox 217, Lanford, I*X young New Hampshire Red hens, sir. Juliets ready to lay one ’ rooster, $26.00. B.E. AnM ISCELLANEOUS sley, lit* 7, ^Box 142-W. BORROW 11Lite; W ill.id. .EROHENE Battery type chick PRIVACY IS RESPECTED brooder. $12.00. See at Camp­ YOUR natural desire lor privacy bell’s Security Feed Stord. In money matters la strlctl) respected here. Friends atm BABY carriage slightly, qsed, relatives are nut questioned $16,00. 1I0H Maple Ave. about your credit.' Your em­ ployer or business associate, 6 ROOM bungalow unfurnished will not hear of your persona, Close In. Phone 037-J. affairs. There is no causo Tot embarrassment. BANKRU p t s a l e Reasonable crcd't requirements . of Acme Freight Lines, lac. No co-makers o t tr"nev loans "triable payment pUna. FAMILY LOAN CO. Florida Rank Ride. Phone 33 now ........ ....... —........... 40 GMC tractor, was $1070, now .... ............ 3V Ini. tractor was $1628 now ....... ................. Florida Farnv Bureau Meets On Nov. 14-15 I have several cash buyers that want- to buy u small''house with two or three acres nf land. Edward P. Lane. Phone 462 See me at once i f you want to sell your house in the city. Edward F. Lane. Phone 452. 1201, now ........................ 1005 BUSINESS SERVICE KNIGHT TRAILER CO. We have anything1 Vou went BRING YOUR CAR to Cordell’* Open Sunday Repair Shop. General repairs— Oil change and Lubrication. Kent Bldg, phone 17. JERSEY phone MB' PARTS AND SERVICE place Walnut dining room good condition. Box TB, 10$ Palmetto Ave. Phone 1 EXPERT Plumbing, 35 years ex­ perience. Repairs, water heat* era, toilets, basins, baths, laun­ dry tuba. Good service. No Sat­ urday calls. Gedrge Ooureen, □t ROOM heuse with three Box 678, Phono Co. 4100. ex Ire lota. Thao Stiles phone WE ARE fun? equipped and know hew to recap your tire* CONCRETE steps for your home. Natural rubber or synthetic Phone 244-W- J. E. TerwUleWe protect the sidewall* « ' your tire. Jones Tire Shoo Cor. le t and Elm, phone 008. W l4 P L Y k o U T H and lugfi r Price !>*.. I. , » 42, , ' ,»IU Waller. is rlak.1 right. s Bex BODY AND Fender dents, West First 8L L. f . Xanfhold, injury or fading should be e/o M. Branon. corrected now to combat aging and weathering. A. new pain­ MODEL A 1 8/4 HWee Brig** less msthod awaits yeu at ; A 8 traitor) gee engine. $00 E. YATES AUTO PA IN T A , I BODY SHOP W N. Palmetto Ave. Phene 8T1 ________________1 VOLANTE’S rascal celery plants. Enough to plant one acre, gpod condition. Phone 018-B. CH AIRS ■» ^ -For—Happy- Homecoming* chooae a deep, r e s t f u l Strcit Lounge Chair and Ot­ toman. /Upholstered in a handsome fabric, full spring construction throughout, re­ clining backs; every feature that means comfort and re­ laxation! V I T A mized C O O K ing ■W—.TJ V I T A m i z e d C O O K i n q ii thr modem, protective method that prevents needleaa loea o f vital food values. I t help* you serve more delicious, more nutritioua meals. K N E E H O LE DESKS W E S T I N O H O U S E R A N G E S provide even, per­ fectly-controlled beat that's Ideal for V IT A M IZ E D C O O K i n q — clean, fast, safe electric heat. A happy addition to living room, dining room, bed room or den! Mahogany .finish wttU seven deep, roomy drawers to store all of your import­ ant papers and documents. CO M E IN T O D A Y . Spe the beautiful new Westinghouae Ranges. L e t us demonstrate their many advanced features and automatic controls that cut Work and save time. And learn why ouse CH AIR S TO M ATC H 0,95 up M A K I VITA mizid Reserve Yours Now! CwrijU. IHI WqilssS—>. She, aMts.Oa MODERN P in STR EIT' SL U M B E R Watch for the opening of our Jewelry Instruction ”rf -'v 1 i . �(I •R r \ If. B l n a i l h — T h ere , 1 V To Protect the Peece of the World i To Promote the Profreee America) To Produce Prosperity for Sanford. Established 1'JOR GIs Criticize or Slow urney Home SANFORD, FLORIDA. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1!), !*11A War Criminal Trials Start On Nov. 20 Added Headache For Commuters D S h ip T B r lO - In - l For Trip ILA, Oct 10, ( A P I Enlisted men In the ppines, w r i t i n g the rs column” ol an Army •patter, the Daily Paclflaccuae Army authorities Ing the ..homeward ent of- veterans of shf ng, ■ Inefficiency and ise-breaking.” i*<Th* writer» complained thnt the A r m y ia falling to moke use' ol 'tloiena of cargo vessels anilIqjt’ empty for the United States. Officials aald the freighter* arc unsuitable, but one letter said "hire us a case' of ten-ln-ono rntfilis and we'll be tickled to death td ride the canto ships home.” ' They also said the Army is .hart) point men home first. The violating it* promises to send the policy of moving men by ions moved low point men in while high point men in IBlr groups, or unattached,, were "U tO e a lla a e * Pace T h rea t tf* C&nnolly Explains U se Of Flag In S p i r i t Of 1776 Dy WilUrd Connolly it Hollywood movie direc­ ts, trying to be historically accurate in acenes, sometimes get "messed up,” Is indicated by the following press clipping of a d l rector who tried to duplicate A it . Willard’s “ Spirit of ’76” Technicolor musical film a historical background: M TU "Director Gregory Ratoff* is one man Who won’t tampar with history in motion pictures— esah when* the facts Involved aren’t quite correct. “in 'Where. Do We Go From iff 20th’ Century - Fox’s rlor mlnclq musical which ____________ _____■* lie a n d r H a W r r and opens b o o r at ' the Rita Theater, rear to carry a flag In a aqane dlupllcating Wlllard’e famnting, aim ___ "The Spirit of ’ TO." ............ ttln research revealed is lltUn feet — the flag depleted In painting was not adopted | two years aftsr the Revo­ lutionary War. ftThc actual flag of WashingColonial Army carded n -A.’ v <Can tinned !>■ Twnl e Rotary club will hear J. A. ng, superintendent of the e Monroe power plant of the la Power and Light comf, .explain. feature* gf electrb , generation and uanimlssion Monday at the Mayfair Hotel, recent election of the nole Chapter of Future FarVem Clark was elected (dent, -arman Gano, vice fdent, Thomas Kenny, secreand Albert Byrd, treasure!-. Clark succeeded Ralph Johnaa president. Tha latter, by Intment of the president, was in charge of recreation ities. 11 Sir Knighta are requested '{attend th* meeting this even. of Taylor Commandery, No. K. T. which wfll ba held this In# at 7:30 o'clock. Impor' business will be taken car* wlU be a dance tonight jfthe Celery Crate aponsored b; junior class of Seminole Hig!£ , Tomorrow night a picture will be given at the crate will be free of charge to members. ion Is Conducting lembership Drive nd Bight” are and roundup in Ban. and U for seMneW R ?menibers to , th« Legion. Campbellit U will 1be host to "Forty B. has requested that ell memwho have nott already paid duee do *o at one* in th* Poet may be represented percent et the roundup. American Legion “ Locomowill be at aw Roumfllat Anderson corner en Saturday ■ im 4:00 U 7:00 f . M. in or> i accept dues from old mem* However duee may be paid Legion officer at any time, pope, ar to stimulate tb* t a ­ re for mesnberthIn. Col. Braboon of AFTAC will *a public address at S:00 Baturday evening at the of park Avenue and First u bend sneaker faculties Memher Associated Promt l*3.ified today 20. Truman Confers With Cabinet Over For­ mula' For WlFtf c And, Price PoRcics H A M t t U R G , . Oct. ID. 1/1*1— Cnpt. Adatzery Schnee, German cnmnuujder closely associated Grand Admiral Knrl Do*. , N t'M B E R End Is Sought To CIO Strike In Michigan Ships Shattered By Okinawa Twister U- Bo a t Commander * Denies Giving Any Order To" S h o o t • Survivors Of Ships Idlers la P h i U p ­ lines Ask For Car* itions TODAY: Partly rlnud) with w nllrrH »howera anil with little change in tempera* tnrea througlr Saturday. TOMOItROWr Scattered nflertwnn «hn»rr* throughout anuth purloin. AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER LUME XXXVII TIIE WEATHER ' till PrrM l FoderHl a n d MicHfgaff stntf‘ officials moved today to olid the strike of 2,000,t’ lO utility workont ns*TimoiRtlucy crows atoyed on the joli .to niaintijin olitdrii’ ser­ vice for some 2,000,000 con-' sumi’is. Uov Harry F. Kelly called a meeting: at Lansing today in an effort In end that order* 'Tie even issued N» I I ’ mut officers to kill “lipf._ ftynrr. of tupedord snl He. Wits a witness -before: court trying British military ” other U-boNi commander, Heins Eck. and four of the crew charg. , rd with killing eight survivor! of the torpedoed British freigh ter1 I’ ek-us i)i .March, 1114-1. the walkout. In Nuernberg the world's first Union leaders Were to utlund. great war criminal* trial nf 24 lint it was not known immediately , high fax!* anil German mIHtirwhether representatives of the' * istK and 'industrialists -will- begin Consumers* Power Co. would bo , here 'Nov. 20, the International | n Rucknei liny, 'Okinawa.* after a t M-mlie pet m.i Gl El) MASS OF' WRECKAGE is left i present. Military Tribunal announced to- 1 t> noon n ut lonir.i ovet tin* island had stlbsitfed ' r wind .ind '20-foot rollers drove the I S. The total idle' nationally is day. v‘ • - •Ot‘.dot auii :» repair shi|> into a collision olid left ' ■> '-!■ I liKiisnml; were left homeless lempoi- now 457.000 including 210,000 --any when hurrnck* r ere leveled by the storm. Till .m oft i ml I .S. Now photo. ( loteroationul coal ntibers who have been or­ RERUN. Oct. HI. )/!*)—Twen. Snundpnnioi dered hack to work Monday. The tv * four ringleaders of K'illerite walkout of .15.000 AFT. longshore­ (lenhany ueie formally indicted THESE YOUNG WOMEN, walking along the t> : . t n Messuchumen in New Yolk ended after yertelxln) before the four-power IS days, lull still smouldering was setta Railroad, are on their way to work in Bo.-ton i’ nalde to get Allied military tribunal, charrfvd transportation becnusc of the Inis and trollev -in),i Ihej tried the the hitter fight het.icen the in­ with plot ling, starting and wag­ railroad, only to learn that train service had iii.ipbraiily broken surgent group, mat .union ptesi-■ dent Joseph P. Ryan, down. So here air the girls liecl*hnit*toftiiig to ‘fori, i IniVi null min! ing World War II and perpetratring nlmrllif?. _ persecution^ and ; Sound photo) ° ---------A t ( m O lifnirh! devastations unmatched in the --------= — . WASHINGTON'. Oct I!'. I/Pl— histpry of mankind.. President Truman will take up Trncing the course of a doomed ll> " H I M M.icN I’ll I with his ealunet today tho pro­ "master race" from the infancy The Seminole High JJvlaad blem of setting the mumn'* coprsa oT ‘Nazism to otter defent, the I'el'Ty *’ FVds,’‘ will eoii’itntH the on Vagc anil price policy" imliftment gave a review of the Thousilnds O f Dollars t.cala V. IIdems when tlit-\ . pin) Mori* Than 174 Mil­ I lit * President tohr mi newr Sunlord's haulilesl '• lilac I lie horror-ridden history of Naxism vesterdny In. might Lost To Business By Wilson fold) 'it lion Dollars Paid I'omerenre semi it A in terms of the disappearance of make n puldic statenicut on the European Jews, tha t gh Failure To Qualify wn. after the rnbiuel diseussion. For-Butter Subsidy issue .re murder of 1,11X1,0011 persona In it The Ttesi'lil (ollry of (he nd ( <..I . single concentration camp, the aitnlstlalioa lu slated was re­ County and Sanfoul H XSIIINGTHN. Get. 111. td’t destruction of $135,KOO,000,000 In 1tiieSeminole flected in speeche? t»y fteconvi'i losing thousands of ihdlat This tidtnl ceiling price on hotter h ■Cl >t-»Pio| I Russian .nntluiud weallh. .and Month After Leaving Served As Guttofer 4n i trtrturc income through'~fidtnre * ni IP (n tl'insi Vein oi .1 2 I to 12 til w ill lie I hhis I i 'i I t ile to six points sion 1lit eel or JoJirc W. Snyder ill and; rnrlitvemenl of a of P**t two days. Snydei urge<l luhu.sincs , men to ounlify I lieu’ > I 1 ’ w ill'll • P o n t o i d had i[ pound Nm S • Outfit At E t a in 170th Field Artil­ continent. crcasing wages but holiling the stores, factories oi buslnessc 8tnbilixnt.ini Director Collet mi phase of leadership lit for training nf uar veteran help- iniszihlv rin- lies! 1 .mi they have llm on prices. nmineed this lesl.er.dav in withl e r y . B a t t a l i o n theEvery He Is fn Civvies Germany of yesterday waa in* under the G. I. Hill " f Rights nail - nice HI !d. -in.l o r d I’ lllel ■Uhile Mr. Truman spoke. Dr. diruflig, effeetive Oct. til, a war­ I.iioiei The’ to '< Vi ged J; * : _ *!.included among the dcfcmlanta—• provisions, T. W. Law ion. eduntv Frank time subsidy of five cents a pound (| f ( |1(l Ginhum. a former member "Wildint III IP By Julian Slrnstrom Gpl, Ralph \V. t.iMslng .lr., re- enhuiet ‘ ministers, administrators,’ superintendent of srhoois, said I aid to lluttcr processors, , n 1 War I .also hoard, was Till’ "F’l’ils" lf‘‘ . Iifl'll going Bine* my rqturn to Sanford. ,t ccntly let inncd veteran of the diplomats, fiimin'icrs, industrial* today. a senate group that the I rice Administrator Bowles,_ in k t lit onK ii liglq dmimiy -i.Mmugi imber of pcnnle (including the llittlr of the Rhine und Rattle ists. anti'army and navy leader*, •Supt. Lawimt urged that htisi- for tiie pn-i. wciji 'lid linvi* Inooi a iimcurrunt alutenteul, oxpfc.i- country's "biggest need" was to editor of the Herald) have asked of Cenlial Germany, was a gunSeven Nati party and Germai ie-s mew. lomtart him in his work out a wage-price policy to p i -mg attacks. ■*‘d the u) Iniun that tiie effect •of , rejdare thr wartime powers of me about their sons oversea-' and tier ‘ind liaison man of the ] 74)1H military organization', were do. oifice a t' the (’unit iInline to working mi the butter price increase on ’ihi’ squad i at lull strengiii w ii Ii wlrat happens to a soldier froru Field Artillery llattulinu wh.i |elared criminal organizations ii| learn the benefits Of these train- . tliv expllng \V1 (i Hu* < , option cl Hilly. Ludwl't, *ost uf living will he offset by inn he leaves his nrguidzti uorked ns on instroinent cecoril- ; tint document, the most moment, mg provisions. tF.*i ti m Resume Gpcrnlioas dei line in oilier iteois. gum'll, ul't I Icinald Ityos* win* Lion ’HI ci htlwcen the guri crew on the uus of It* kind over presented t.» A /.'The p'lrVc* V ' v .- ■ o Ipwn riven as Truman told newsmen Ikiivlcs said the overall cost “HiT) 4 W & f * 1” ' i)omu wIvh froriv lines ahit~ti cummiaul p«f,i fa rnurt, * »ui- ,s;. . ■ tin .the. Just gMIUU hu was.-very kai I to die is t" hue Its voting men, of Ihr'Seasun. Uye-s is r « period of TfVlng hftd' dropped•twaiUntlri1"Lids*'h^^alhl.’iPy r was statipuc.1 in. Europe «o whlrh was situated heiiind the | eiiiir..i off!i’‘U (hi Jo,i" strike’:* Presented By Four Posers suid II. H. illll, representative to ie ael inn m a hurt time. Imw of one percent between July lf> id 21(1,000 Unite* Mine Workers, I have no assurance that nn T h e 25,000-word indictment of the Veterans Administration ever and Aug. I.V He said also that 51 of the Ill'll strikebound soft identical system is operated in ( Inlcr* it# In when and where* wan nii»A!*nte<l by Amoricun, Hrit- whn is nt the Sheriff’s office I loaning new Idnek uniform then was a subsequent drop ill coal mines were already resuming the Pacific, ltut to those of you to fire the hnwitzei were reF'rench and Russian repre every Friday at , from P:(KI to will tiie eosl of potatoes "«nd other oliiMl'e III mci*1- the |n?u! opurutions. lewis set m»xt Mon­ who have sons, huriiunils or ceived from the command post t hentuUvea nt u one-hour session 4:1X1 P. M. to inten few veteran > l»o’‘/< w.ll ii’illly lie dies*!'.I ro-i of living items". day ar Imik-to-woiF fluy. fathers in Europe, my own ex­ by telephone which ( pi. Losing ,lu. spec|B| tribunal which will in regard to G. 1. Hill litoiefitn F ’oi these reasons, Runles said, fur the ’H'ioi- ioii mid if the playperience may be typical. Also relayed to the gun crew, lit try —' p o s s i b .1 Noting a UMU’ slatemcii't that starting by In connection with this, Mr. ing eiin compare with the lllli- "lhi‘ eoiisiiiner will pay no niori’ Lewis notion yesterday was this pertains to the movement of worked also ns a gdnncr •f .1 Thanksgiving — 1lie 2d German* Bill told of n veteran from Kin fin ms tip' -crowd iuhi'I lllive* liny for idl items going' into the fam­ the ."in tin- publh interest”. high point personnel only. How crew of nine men whose duty mimed. simmee who returned home hut winner ns .iii yvliu will will tin ily budget ns a result of the in taken I 4'oil ft ftitr«T nil '! I ever, it is possible that men re­ it was to keep a howitzer gun jerejiM' nr butter prices Unfit tho because' hf 'Injuries sustained Rt‘ A special copy In German wn gume, turning to the United Slates for firing, fie snld that four crew­ pines be paid lit the time nf III buttle, was not able to carry on ‘I he - lu it illg lin e is ex period . i render of Japan." emergency reasons may in some men worked continuous! in dispatched to Nuernberg for mo work as formerly, lie was ii i instances be subject to the same shifts of four Hours each during vice on the defendants, headed able to lake advantage nf vete­ I., Jie I ing le, I . E .: C la r k , 1.. T . l . The. butler subsidy went mt ,jH iggins And Hoyle by Hermann Goering. Rudolf F'iVtdiiig, I C .', K ilp a tric k , l typo of nrocessing. an intense haltlc. lie *rtid'nl*'i effeii June I. 1043. Since that rans training benefits Ilnur, but Cox, I:. G . Hingletury. It. Sunday afternoon, Sept. P, is :i thnt dining heavv rains and sttmv Hess, Jimrhim von Kililientiiui. was able to do so in (Irluiid time th • Reriinstructhin Finance See Governor Over Kastner, It Fl.i Culliim. I.. II. ii ; 1I’orpmation has luihl nut $I7I,<‘>'.|I.day we’ll never forget. We Imd stoi ins it was extrriuely diffi­ Field Murshal Wilhelm Keitel There lie now receives $103 just returned from Church ser­ cult to mnv« the gnus because pud Grand Adms. Karl Doemtr month training benefits from th“ IS....kiln R II It ; Elli’ . H It .. 1 ui lr. processors. Naval A ir Station ind Andei-o'i. F‘. It • vices when n friend nf nun the trucks* that pulled the guii- uml F!rich Harder.- • be'i til v lif Agriculture Audio The defendants were given .!•) government, in addition to hi T ills game prom ises to In ooi’ — ■ proved i uni’fllntioii of the telephoned from Reims thnt no would hog down ill slush. days in which to prepare to salary of $311 a week. . .Mayor Ktlwnnl lli^uiii* nt»*l f llie m od ih t illn ig id tile sea ■-i'b nlv. ilie nnnniiiiceiueiil said, were on ordors to return to the ( pi Lansing onteicd tin- Army mi Ii im t prom ptly at 7:30 |al ii States. After hurried preparation in June, HM4 at Fort Mr|’hor»on, stand trial for their lives. The “ di’mi'hd Is still strong Senator fJoyil I', Hoyle took to court will fix the date for trial. ■Vhiri____________ . . th” «jf Wednesday nminiifg at jtud_muny_ yictor_ Check-Buck—He—wms—transferred— —Ft, Orlando in orilei to keep an upwe left Ktain. Franco between Rliigg, N. C. where he nllemletl ■JUdges jtihi prosecutor* wlm m till i’!’* nn«l riroccEHom/ tended today's session will leave ! iwlntment with 'Governor MillniJ From Trip To Kansas Verdun and Meta, early on the 11 n instrument und survey scIuhiR Caldwell in TnlluliasM’c to confer USO ( ’amp’ Show I n i» morning of Sept. 12, via motor after which hu w hs stntinncd at for Nuernberg as noon us posai with him in regard to use of vehicle. Before noon we hail Camp Polk, La. and Camp 8hunk, hie. Victor Check, Sanford resident Germany violated ifG sepain e who just rrturued from »u six Seen At Navy Station J^*, M lCIel I llie Knuford Naval Air Station arrived in Reims and registered N. Y. International treaties, agreement* |If or wlion the Navy leaves, at the Hatf-wa£ House. •» trip to Knu.iis, reporle I 9 After i i t riving hi* training ill ami assurances in her path of weeks’ i Plans for City and Countv US' ■ lot of i'll : e l H i t m i 'l l ' got , Ths following morning we dl* that he enjoyed everything mi of tiie Station w'eie presented ' • ITiursdav evening at covered that we had been placed llio status he departed for Europe conquest from 1033 onward, tiie his journey except the cold Jo> nieiit in December, 11)44 on the tjucea' tiie Governor with tiie idea of I f 'wiillnur.l o .i T b »I weather, nml llrnl lie was on the • Sunfold Naval An Station 11'■■h i liMircl l i a I 's a e T m » i Klirnhcth with the 170th ItHttalronrdiiintijjg with plan’s being wlum Vii tory Unit 211 of the that account glad to get linrk lu inn. Upon arriving in F'runce the < iilli.iu n u f two Dodge sedans made by the State ill respect to I Si i l ump Show a presented « Sanford. Hallowe'en P a r t y liutlalinn was assigned to tha At Tupi’ku lie nlti-ndcd rodeo, well balanced variety program of mi Park Avenue ul 11:30 o'clock military lm.es that limy revert F’iial At my under (ienerul Hot! Rat E r a d i c a t i o n The •t nt Lid ■iiliestia ai' Wednesday evening, ■reaulted m hack to civilian control, Mayor Planned At USO ges. at the Kansas State F'alr, nml miThe I70lh fought in Beli'Unqiaimd singing ami diljli'ilig serious injury to Richard Mc*‘ Higgins suid. on llie way buck took in the git-m and in Germany and when They' alsil rii(|i’d ul tile State * Headlining tiie program wnv Clelland of Kimford, psssenge • A Hallowe'en party will be it arrived at Kcmugun was at- Is Making Progress sixth game of the World's Series mp lei oi m the ear being driven ’•oath Road .Department to roofer nil ut Chicago. The fat tilesi we t G< i dull Alexupdet, held for service men and women, luched to tile UPCl I, IVIrion. From and niugiclun, wlm uti the avenue by Leonard "Ityrk" Seminole County impl projects, Grady Duncan, c i t y health he got on the trip was Denver,* d'leniumi service wive* and hostesses at tho Re mage n It went into the Ruhr Knud 21)2 'front hu ,ju'.i lelurneil from tine" Little, recently returned servfv*> particularly. UBO next Wednesday evening it Valley pocket and then wiih officer, and H. H. Nickersnn who -Colo. Much sule of stock was tuhiirr i veuiiT of ntitertailiilig Jn Urn limn. The . ii lielonged to llumer Oviedo to Geneva which needs ie 8:30 o'clock, it was annuuiicu.1 transferred to the Third Army has been assisting him In vindi­ Until cals surfacing. They were advised Renee Melvn, Little,- hi> brother. cating rat* from the downtown place in Kunsas. he said, und Pacific theater. today by Joa Hall, dlaector. under General Patton:ami*shortly section. tliul this road could lie put in have returned .from addeil thul the 'state was ju«l xylupliuni t, wlm was featured were wrecked. There will be many prizei thereafter the war ended. mi the program, also spent u Th other rur was driven by the budget for next veur u« a recovering from a prolonged Jacksonville, where on Wedne* given, including floor ‘ and cos­ Following the dcFInrntion af Jordan, negro, who was periodic maintenance project. tume prises; there also will be pence the battalion did security day and Thursday, they attended drought that wus detrimental to veal in the I’ncifie area, ineiud- Wilbur Mayor Higgins .aid that they lag New Guinea uml the Phlliii- -.ml to have been heading noun apple bobbing and fortune telling, guard work nt I.and* hut, Bava­ the meeting of Rodent Control the rutile industry. i ill ms, playing an a iriick |»I>»i • if bit'll speed mi Park Avenue. enjoyed the air trip which ’ w h s end later dancing to the mutjc ria, which is located approxi­ Directors of the state. fin in at times for simill isolated His injuries were minor. A niudc in a small monoplane in Mr. Duncan said that new pro- T B of the Sanford Naval Air Station mately 30 miles from Luxem­ A ssociation unit, of men. She Imd to net sailor, tilling with Mr. Little, two lii'iii s flying lime from Or was reported at the meelBand. There Will be special deco­ bourg, Germany. The 17oth re­ (irated for bruises nt the lifmlo to Tallahassee. They re­ instrument on her luluni u. ration* put up under direction mained at I-andshut until the ng in regard to use uf DDT Plans New Hospital uto new (ids country, us enlist ant Sanford Naval Air Station. Mr. turned also by air Wednesday of Mrs. 8. C. Graham and Mrs. last of June, 1945, and then insecticide in killing fleas ttmt trucking tilxmi had ulxint ruined i.title's Injuries were reported evening. Edward Lane. Plana tow uni securing an isoluwas transferred to Camp Lucky Infest rata, and for gelling rid toImn USO Director John Lee of Strike In France and finally of the rate, formula 1 080 w h s tlon tuberculosis hoapitnl in Semi­ the okrone, she declared. l>i. Munson, who treated Mr. Other performers roundly up Contructing Starke arrived this morning and sailed f r o m I-olfarve, F‘ranee, head and shoulders above all nole County were made Tuesday .McClelland at F’ernnld-Luugbtoii DeLand will relieva Mr. Hall for a short July II, 1045 enroute to the other poison formulas for this evening at a meeting of the hoard plaudi'd were: the six Gold Memorial Hospital, suid thut the Coasters, u dancing ail, llie S e w e r a ge Plant purpose. So potent is this poison of directors of the Seininolu Coun­ time, while th* latter take* n United Slate*. girl singers; injuries included n fractured it j * ty Tut rrculnsi* und Health Assoc- Cleveland twins, which is used In water, that business and aoclal trip north, Cpl. Losslng, son of Mr. and kept lation, acor'ling to Mnw Fllizn- Three gobs und u (ini, acrobats, ski.il. broken nose and -badly DELAND, Oct. IP. i/P) Acting returning In #*r(y November. N'o arrests have been Citv Mr*. R. W. 1-oislng of 401 required by the State to be |uml .Sid and Ronnie Dean corned- i, in lip Munagur F’teri Gnias sail under strict supervision, uml F'rench Avenue, wears the good allowed for public use, he said.not belh Hurkey . Kucher, secretary. i ians formerly with Olsen und made In connection with the yesterday that Iht J'. B. Green A. II. Petemo'n presided. wteck, uet-ordiiig to police. . conduct ribbon and ths ICustern DISCHARGES Johnson in the show, "Heliza Plumbing Co., Surunotn, has He added that use of thl* Mrs. Mary Rawlins, Seal Sale .jioppin.’* J. A. Penlnger ntuimgcd Pfc. Geoige1 Alford, 015 East Theater operations ribbon with poison had put downtown San­ chairman, started work on the City’s Sew­ appealed to all director, .Third Street, ha* received hi* two battle stars. His brother, ford under good control as far to assist with the seal.sale, tiro- the show and Put F’loyd was Adams Wooten* 77 age Disposal plant. Green, him­ honorable discharge after four Pvt. Gerald Losslng l* now sta­ as rata were concerned, but due coeds of which, she raid, would tic musical director. self, js here, a* is his general tioned at Fort Hrugg, N. C. at to wartime shortages, work bail ie medical, me - Dies In Longwood inanugcr. George F*. Higgins, get­ year* of service with the devoted toward tha building of the corps. At one time i t | t i oned lending the same Instrument end hot been taken;up In residential Isolation hospital. ting work under way. They School that Ralph ' at- areas. It is planned,' however, at AKTAC, Orlando, he served Survr __________ L. McCill _ ___ |BB_service* for Council i meet to complete the work with­ ! _Funeral >Sgt Simon It was decided to employ a tended with the 9th Air iprp* of the in P0 days. this year to extend the ret con. full time secretary fn view of the 7th Army fh th* Afman, Sicilian. Receives Discharge x AS ;„ jT „ ,?nt'ht7T^ iT,iUlenyle.re Green’s resident engineer is trol over e wide area, he added. Increasing work of the Associa­ French. Belgian and German sec­ who died Wednesday everting evening at a here and will be on the job thrtion. tor*. He la married to th* former DREW FIELD. TAMPA. FLA. loud I ospital after a long ill- oighout construction. Phm. 1-c Bob Hickson Leo la Benton of Sanford. They Get. 10, r— (Special) Set. Simon ness, will be held In charge of Mayor Lee F’ugle pointed out JVIX ON REBEL intend to laave aoon for San Fran­ Townsend L. McGill, fco year old soldier llie FIrickaon Funeral Home at today that this construction of the Discharged. By Navy cisco to make their home. Sanford, Fla., was releas'd 2:(Ml o’clock Monday afternoon at dlstxisal plant, costing some $620,To Meet Sunday from ON THE UBS REBEL, Oct. 19 from the services of the Army llm graveside . at Myrtle llfll 000, 'ja being, done out of- funda Bob Hickson, Phm l/c USNR, (Special)—Lieut (Jg) Sydney J. JOINS STAFF Air F'orce* today at the Drew Cemetery, Tampa. thut have been set aside by the Mist Manon -Mkrrill of De- received hit honorable discharge Nix, USNR, 1812 Palmetto Ave­ Ths Townsend Clubs of the Field Separation Station, F'ar the past eevsn years: Mr. city for tha purpose, which ia Lund. a graduate of Stetson Uni­ from the Naval service at Jack nue, Sanford, served on this Fifth Congressional District will Kg!. McGill Is the son uf Mr. Wooten hud lived at the home now “ cash In hand” . Thl* 1* not During hi* fleet minesweeper when ah* was hold ' their council meeting Sun- and Mr*. Elam McGill of Ri. I, of Mr. and Mr*. W. K. Stum nf a government financed project. versity and of tha Unireralty of sonvlUe, Monday. Florida, ha* -Jelnad the staff of period of aervica, hs was station­ among tha first U. S. Navy ahjpe day afternoon in the Seminole Havana; F'la. Prior to entering Longwood. Ha waa born Bept. N'o bonds ur revenue certificate* to enter Omlneto Harbor, Hon. County Court Houee at 2:30 the service he was u nursery work HI, 1H6H In Strouds, Go. He is were nr will be issued tor the the SUte Welfaro Unit, It was ed in the Panama Canal Zone. announeed today by M rs.. Janii * After epending ‘ several Weeks shu,< Japan, to occupy northeni rr employed by the Ben Fish Co. survived by two brothers, J. T. money. with hia parent^. Deputy Sheriff Honshu and Hokkaido, main Jap Colle, director. — The Congressional Record and In June 1042, he want over­ Wooten of Haxelhurst. Ga-. and The building of a sewage dis­ Mias Marrilll .■<■ la vnm the daughter and Mrs. Jack Hickson ha plani horn* Islands. Flash will be read direct from seas with ths 800th Arid. King., Rirhard Wooten, now hospitalised posal plant was considered by the to go bo Philadelphia to finish The REBEL swept the channel Washington. Thera trill be sev­ where he served in the E. T. O. In the Philippine Islands, and ona authorities to be ona of DeLend'a • f Mn, Ed hia education at tha University to aafetruard th* major Fleet eral secretary « era) speakers speali and the public Is until he returned In February daughter, Mrs.. Revs Stokes, of greatest needs. It has the appi nf Pennsylvania. ' unit* {oliowing her, , > Invited to attend, Chapter af of this year. Baltimore, Maryland, val of the 8te!e' Board of Hear * ■ 1 Stenj/irom Shows Cpl.-LossingIs How Soldiers Are Back In Sanford Shipped To U. S. After ETO Fight Lawton Reveals Celeryteds Play Cost Of Brtter Advantages Of ^ Z Raised By OPA 1raining Vets By 5c A Pound IInjured In Wreck Of 2 Automobiles I l Clubs vU'V. 4 1 —------- . • V.‘ i’l.'c zJ I:St-'.’:.. - ■ ’ ... A- xL —— -----— ' ........- � 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, October 17, 1945 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 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>, October 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/6741f529f225f8746982abc77d0e3958.pdf 395378c81119a35c0527b1753dfc8583 PDF Text Text 'V ■ * . \r'rzaszo • r <* •* , ■ ■* •* -.■ S P siM S TUE SANFOBU HEftAT.D, SANFORD, FLORIDA _Qi______ ■_.!■■■ u n g ei l_ FhlDAY, ( ~ -■ L|n%JU* l --- t v U , 'i& i R A Y M O N D M. B A L L , REALTOR | iio ii= iii= iii= iii= iii= iii= iii= iii= iii= iii= iii| Renl -Estate Snles— Rentals—Mortgage Loans Dependable Insurance and Bonds .. ’Phone flfitt Room 4, Florida State Bank Balding m Now Is The Time To Beautify Indoors 3 '* V THE WEATHER TODAYt Generally cloudy whh scattered showers and thunder shower*. TOMORROW: Ocraalnnal shower* except .learlng in Tallahassee area earl) Tunday earning. MONDAY. OCTOGER 15. 1945 RENT A CAR C. japan Washed Up As Military, • Naval Power YO U DRIVE IT! PH O N E 200 STRICKLAND-M0RR1S0N, Inc. ‘ v - ---------------------- ; ;— . ; > ■— T ■— a -------------------------- First Street at SunfortF'Xve. Killed In Action For First Time In History J a p a n Is ___W i t h o u t , Formal l W a r Organization SPECIAL NOTICE , • • . • . . *• * • • 3 to 5 Day J)ry Cleaning Service ~t " "5 Day Laundry Service * laundry lust three days of week. * SEM INOLE C O U N TY L A U N D R Y CO. I'htine 475 819 W. Hrd SI. n t i n , .Pull. u u i f 1 Iioiujl, (li luntlu. |Ih-i I ■Ariiistrmrf'^'.ymnii. a e m in o le U o u n ty 1 *-••-‘V**. Wnlti-r.SuuforU and Mury Nnvy of United tSate* to Wili P n i i r l T7n/.nrrl .-KlnUI*il, KnllftirU l !»•- Juilltt. V.'l shil'gton. ...• .> ° U r k J V fiC O r p *4"OttKwo<*dj Nuv.v of United NtntrR.fo.lately ---------------- --------«T Mnry' I. •IHcuciin. t.rlaiido. • ! / IK'n Pnrrisli. October h,. 1046 I.uumiii, Clmrlc* T., Sanford WARRANTY IIKKIIS nml ('urollnn Weeks, Sanford. Sutton, FI N: Single to J. T. Ratliff. Tlmtnns, Sanford mil lllrkson, Hr. el ux. Altiry Alice ll.nler. Sanford. This ntiile is designed in four wonderful ways . Beuuty ... Comfort Malcolm, J. I.. el n* to.J, It t'nrter, Alfred O., Mims arid (Juulity ... and CrnftsmnnRhip . . Beauty in the richly patterned fabric .... Cont­ win Malcolm el ox. • * |F.i-liue S.-iV im*. t dirhtn.ua. ort In its soft, spring filled construetio.i Quality in the fine materials .... and Orr, Kugene J. et ux to Kieui Collllm, Albert II., Sanford and S'-’tiuflsmanahip in the making! Hell* Harris et \ir. . •' ’.Catherine lllrxrhfild, Hanford. Orr, Eugene .1. et ux.ln Queen (Ioffe. 111.1old 1',. Sanford and Rxter Mainly el vir. * •• ■ " d i d d l e ,M;u'.J**rttmlnnd, Im ke M o o Tate, L. A. to Annie Mui llaiiii!. roe. CLOSE - OUT Jones, llan S. el ux to Annie CHANCERY SUITS On Lounge Chairs Dostler Is On Trial In , 3 Ma| llamll. Cnnlorelli, Fernando, Petition Wilcox. Salih- c l. vii In Clarence j to change onno And Ottomans Italy For Execution 1 1 : Scott el ux. In lie: Clianping .mine lo Frank Smith, Tom to Mr Kinlcy line- l!u .sell, Of 15 Captured (il’s rlxon et ir% . . . These chnirs will be nn Diinlinm Concrete,. Iim-. to Na(it I IIIIKIt ' I I . 1946 ■ROMF:. Oct. 12, m - A Cennmi' I I I invitation to relaxation than (J. Flllry et ul Kverelt II. Wiirriuly I mill* . Kchnoebelrm et ux. Muddcti, A. C. el ux to Hnnly ruval nffirer testified nt the wnr I I I after a hard day’s work. . IIBKH.... «■.... '.u l ln lleii-ol. . .. , Crimea' t r i n l n f N'n’xl ticperiil Deep, reclining b a ck a Hook, Mnrv llorrvrli et vii *n I ii-ldfonV F.mmn et vlr it a1 Ahlon Iiosller early this and fuj| spring construc­ Wlllinn' dlvili drlug Miirgiiret A. MneFnrlnnd, widow thnt 16 American soldiers cuplur- >• ed behind (iermun lines in Italy I i. ; QI1IT Cl AIM IlFFII 1lo Stiito of Florhbi. tion throlighou^ m a k e lee, C. S. et' ux lo State of .F’chol . Clnude et ux to +1. M lust year wuie shot without trial 1 them the utmost in on orders from Hostler’s heatl- 1 — Florida. ’ _ . Aiiuitnge el ux. comfort ■ ' “ ! A8HIGNM F’ N'T (IF ()F‘ MORTHAdK MfIRTdAdK llrrw>i|i-ep+;. i). et tr\ tov Edna uunrtfrs. • Dostler, the first Germun gen-’i I | : Fnrney, James el .ux lo Nancy -Chittenden el ul l.liurii Chittrnvalues lo 59.50 F. F'raln. iifrr • • • eral to be tried for a war crime j I! : Jennings W. It. et ux to Florida Thompson Annie Kinthir May in western Europe und defendant Htnte Hank. et vlr to Allen FI. Holman et ux. in tho first Allied wnr crimes — Simpson, Ned to A. J. ViiUglmn. Peterson, A. -I. et ux to llattic trial in the Mediterranean area, I I I Hrrggnrs, Marian J. et ux lo || SLntke * earlier pleaded not guilty to | ? ’ Special 3 9 * ^ up Morhlr State Itant. Iliitleilge, lleulah Stafford et vir charges thn he ordered the exe­ cution. . _ . J CIIATTFII. MOIIT(tA(!FIH to I’util liantiltmi’ Fuller et ux. Ilnrne, \|. W. lo Florida State Kroh,. John A. et ux t « Rlrhanl l-ieut.' Commander George Ses- ■ ■ ■ Hunk. . |,4-Mi-r I'snin, Jr; ct ux, • ' sler, now a prisoner of wnr, told 1 1 1 HFIAI, FISTATH MOUTIi VtiRS l.iniifed Warranty Heed the five.-mnn American military i Wllght, J. I)„ Jr. to F'luridil! John-on, Johnny et lie to A. commission the men were exe­ Slate Hunk. .1 Willium- et ux. cuted March iW, 1941, near I.n I.i inlily. Hugh to Florida Slut' llred Spczln. They were captured ufter . IP I bunk. * ** ; M7T- Ituvneyr^j.- tn— IJtHr i.-»tielmr landeil ..n thc-coaxt on- a t > l * Chafimun, ilulohl , to ' tn Florida rloriiln ilhiwii vii ^ blow up _r. ^ mission to u ___ rail _____ tunnel m j -b/"1*. ; City uf Rtfnfonl t» James A. between U Speziu and Genoa. He Strickland Morrison, Ijic. to |Clark et ux. |naid the men were wenring uniI lorida State Hank. Ileal FNtale Mortgage* forms without xignia when cap­ Halim, FT. I’, to Sanford Atlftjt-I Hngsdale. R. ’I . el m ” In Cen tured. tic National Hank. 1ml F'ln. Pro. Credit Aktn. , The prosecutions first witness, =Z ) . HATIHF'AI TIHNH OF llhkiou, J. 1. et ux in FI. N.lcnptuln Albert Matcraxxl of HerMOItTGAGliH • Sutton. shey, Pu. testified tliut he luudeil F’lnrhlu Slate Hunk to Sunfonl Patterson. Ilnrdy to F’lrxt F'ed the fifteen—two offirr* uml thir­ Cash Few’ Store, •Sav A I mm A* mi. teen enlisted men of the Office Alton, Huliert—Single to t». C. Chlttemhm, Fhlim t-t al Lmira of Strategic Services—front a Conns el ux, _ I'ltlHenden lo F’lrst F'e«l. Sav. A lubber craft northwest of (jtHpeF'lurhtu State Hunk to Marion I oui- A>sn. xia, 400 mile* behind enemy lino*, J. Ilregors el ux. l-'ullrr, Jr. et Murch 22, 1044. lHe said he , It s t iiiPaul I Illumilton, If . . I . * .... I on m ill i n it nil F'loridu Slute Hunk to Joseph " i.,.? .for them off shore until let: Sturgeon laidue. It id 1aril I.ester, Jr. it ^ wn| ,1, 1^ ,, BWny by FI-bouts, FICTICIOUS N A Ml I oiV. K.r?h'.«..j_____ Under cross-examination liby the Wells, W. J4 Jr, to leingwiHx! UX.Satlsfni'tlon* uf -Mo^tgageM defense attorney! Colonel Claud­ Cement Pro i: Tile “ ; Mutual Life Insurunce Com­ ius O. Wolfe, of Sun Antonio,, MS I’ KNIlFINS pany 10 J. (\ Mitchell et ux. Tex. Materaxxl said the men wore Meisrh,. Helen Murie to II. S. 1st Fed. » uv. Si l^iun Axsn. to American Army npparcl. without Ming, Trustee etc; F’runk Meisch, .lunu I., .j'npworth. A. It. Key, F’urrest luike, F'lauk Viighila Carolina Chemical insignia, and with field Jackets = 18th C EN TU R Y CHARM . . . . turned Inside out. It. Casner & II. S. I.ong. Corp. to Samuel It. Dighton. Asked whether the mission was HOII ROW PIT KASKMKNT 1st F'ed. Suv. & Mian Axsn. to for sabotage and espionage, the Wight. Ralph II. et ux tu Slute I. P Cox ct ux. ___ Intelligence” plligi was a of FTurlda • A ssIkiimkhI uf Alurlgagr* > witness said Lee. C. S. et in to * Slute of Federal Nut. Mortgage Assn, secondary motive, with the blow­ Florida. lo Mul.:ul I ife lnsurnue«> Com- ing up of ruilway tunnels the A bedroom of beauty thnt will IrhI through thn ynqra Qf • chief purpose.'A ll the men wenMaregHitUi-Carulyn at at llu^yn 4-auyr of Ttulian jirlgln ” umi~ specially ; i l l polished Muhoguny or ricli Maple finish, this suite will add dis- a Msrentcttc .Csrruwny jo Slato of Notlrr or Srparathm \ 0 5 31 F'loridu, U. S. Naval Reserve to William selected in the United States with tinction to any type of home (Can be had in panel or poster | a view to their being able to = OUTFOI.H DITCH HASFIMFINT Kdwurd llollevheail, Jr. 1 0 9 95 = bed three pieces, .Bed, Che it, and Vanity . . 1 live off the land behind enemy HF.KH Arthlr* of Agreement lines, he said. jW^*h|^Halph B. ct ux to State Kchtbro. W: FI. to.. Alfred 11. The 16 men lister) a* victims bmntley .et ux. . HONOKAIII.K HISCIIARIlf-IS I oiilds, H. I), tn Andrew Au- of the execution order Included = . ICE REFRIGERATORS Army of United Stuff* to lln et ur, First Lieutenants Vincent Russo of Montclair, NJ.t and Paul J. William l). June*. Affidavit Armv <*f Unitnl Slate* to WoiHlriiff. F'runk I. IN • R«: Tralcante, of New Vorki Sergeant Clayton Thnnnr Dominic C. Mauro, of New York: WS, ..I HF'i^ See HO—19—30. Corporal* Liberty J. Temunte, at Armv of United Htnte* to Iloio-ali'r Uisrharge* David it. Smith Armv of Unitnl States to Ho­ Westport. Gunn.; Joseph F'utTell, Armv of United State* to ward S. Knott. Southport, Conn.; Salvatore DiscAlphonxo I,. Wallnre. Armv of United State* to David lafani, Angelo Slrlco and Thomas Army of United State* to J. Itiil urn N. Savlno of Brooklyn; Joseph Curtis Green.Novo of Unitnl State* to Ilrnx- Nola, of New York, and Rosario Navv of United States -hi. pii |,r» l’«rklns. Jr.- • . F, Squattrito, South Heuch, S.I. Carl Alex»iiiler P*rh*»n. • II..‘ S. Coast Guard to Arthur * MARRIAGE l.ICENRF * TIswiJil Robert*. Jr. * Some 300 species of birds are Hsiktr, K. Henson, Winter Navy of United States to Ro- found in Egypt. Nazi General Denies He Had m Americans Shot Vve recommend that new. customers send their Rhone 475 • UruaNINO IN s m i AN3 with 91«N. t OF A l’ 59ACJ. v< terans of U.r r*.lflc w .r are ihown bunking down tar the night on o hangar deck of the U. S. 8. F'nl.-rprlie, anchored fora pause at Pearl Harbor on her voyage home from the hirst. Some 1,200 millstrd passenger* were aboard the flattop—flagship of Vice Adm. I’ C Shermnn's first Cartier Task forte. This i-.nn <*ni*-vil JJ. S. Navy photo. (International Soundphoto) !i! m 1 Id I W il JUST SAWING WOOD, Ret. D dl HI Si Me and with the well gout cussi Rato "I sr\ T o 'S y lv e s te r— th is s ta rts his new r r • the In r cut m tio u i o n to in th e b a s e m e n t! • ■> wen atrot and my pain I w. wori For those repuira and remodeling jobs yu u nre pluming—let ua help you select mr.'.crlnls cndadusigns. A new room—a new window—new cabineti In the kitchen. •I tons that Ill We liuve the unsweni to these prohfems. Give us a ring. HILL LUMBER & SUPPLY YARD * , Phone 83 W* Cm RECAP T or PasMopr fir Tim - ‘ With GRADE K ____________ W K RUBBER g^.i. very driver haa ae«n the— heavy (ruck* rutabling down the road with their bln heavy load*. Yoa knew that track Ur—Jake atm ific brating fra­ the hard grTnding wear. Naturally, the rubber to stand that aba— nuit be especially compouaded to be extra tough —extra long wearing. We ranNOW recap the Urae of A, B and C card holder* with Grade A Truck Rubber guaranteed to be exactly the sene rubber need tn mapping the hi# track and bua tires. Its extra tougtme— on your Ur—at—na SAOOto tfiO O miles of extra wear over recaps of ordinary rubber. , *H, , . • m y ^ . tuvies IHL iii Watch for the jjj I Opening "of Our cm B t ¥ I Y ■ WHAT DO you W E C T 0 THt MAN VOU MARRVi SUE Department! 0! — "— — i c h if f o r o b e s EE III 32-50 “p = 111 'fat -fc* Semino fa Ory Cleaners MAH I HAQRVMUST Bt SQUARt, UPRIGHT, ND G R A N D / ■— VOU DON w a n t A MAN— VOU WANT A PIANO/ * ' - .. r | ^ F A g jt W- ter thaiv these developed ,by the United HUtcs, Larry Tight/ of the American Brofllcastlng comnany, said today/ in-a broadcast from Tokyo. / • • . Prof, Araketau, head' of the ' idear physics at Kyoto, told ghe that'Japan could perfect 1 atomic bomb of. her own firs to 10 years and that — Itbln fire ' ' ’ had made tremendous that direction when t e U rpilltai forces cut o ff the _ A ipilltary decline power In his laboratory. AjakaUu laughed whan told the/United States did not inUnd to 'permit the secret to fall into other hands, Tight said, aaaertlng any country which could afford production costs could be manu­ facturing atomic bomb* very soon. ^ 5 Lieutenants A re Given Promotions ' Twenty-five lieutenant* of the U. B. Navy and the U. S. Naval Reserve who are aUtioned at tho Hanford' Naval Station were reepntly promoted to Lieut. Commender* by authorfiv of an order .tea AII Navy from the Secretary Lieutenants with :t. 1, 1943 were promoted to LleUt. Commander* Comm To rank from Oct. 3, 1946. Included in the U*uL Com.. mandera Rated below are some officers who have been aUtioned at to* Sanford ‘Air *SUtton since it was commissioned: U. B. Naval Reserve - Comer R. Hall, Wallacu W. Kelso, Willem R. Dougen, Hord A. Wheeler, Nelson ■ B. Sombs, Charles ... ____ Field, Telford A. Lowry, Emoryf H. Ennis, yfhnip W. Genovese, Lvkea kea 1 M, Boy­ Josef h F. *^}n, Robert G. Rendfl,, Joi f«irwlo, jClnrlo, Miles A. Welkins, itklns, BenJamfh Teppan, Gerald ft. Myera, Garnet C. Beard. Theodore H. Odell, Russell W. Revell, Nel­ son . V. Phillip. U. S. N a v y Cason, Millard C. John N. Phelps, Joseph , Jr. and Halsey Hines. Benefits Soar In State ' AU m«tol lea Rafrlgerator in gleaming whit* potcalaln finish. It will lend beauty to your kit­ chen and keep, your food* fresher than fresh l reduced to nothing the transla­ tion and Interrogation section of % )licd headquarters p r o d u c e d evidence that Jap troop* had used live Allied prisoner* In bayonet practice on Guadalcanal ' end In China. . Jap political leaders stepped onto the national stage to put In­ to effect the bit of democratic principles prescribed by Allied headquarters. The Domel News 'Agency announced meanwhile that an extraordinary five day HesRion of the diet Was been called to p a r t Nov. 10. ’ Japan’s Imperial general staff headquarter* nerve-center of Nip­ ponese aggression for more than half a century wan formally and ceremoniously dissolved yesterday «s a prelude to the abolition of the general staff today. Top-ranking Japanese officers and officials attended the cere­ mony. After they had solemnly - bowed toward the emperor's Jislacs, HlrohRo’s rescript on the — Issolntlon was read aloud. Participants in the ritual of re­ nunciation Include Gen. Yoshijiro Umetu, chief of the general staff (the man who algnad the sur­ render aboard the battleship Mis­ souri on behalf ‘ of the armed forces of Japan), and Lt. Gen. Takashiro Kawabe, who went to Manila prior to the surrender to furtive Gan. MacArthnr’s instrucfin ns. iARINETB •95 up , ipenssnun in naminois county a piade In the amauat of |42.Lb J Persons during tho week Jpg fldL «, Carl . B. Smith, irman of tho Florid* Indussl • rVimmlaafthH MiMtotral ' ** , Truman Dedicates N e w TV A Dam In Kentucky Thomas Says CIO Is _ Just Beginning And 30 PercentW age De-^ man'd Conservative BALTIMORE, Oct. 15,— (A P )— H.J. Thomas, presidi'iit of the Uniteti Auto­ mobile Workers (CIO) today went on record that “ the CAW is not sutisfipd with the Truman administration.” . In u speech before officials of the T A W locals in this area, Thomas said the na-. Admits Federal Ex­ penses To Continue H ig h jfo V ‘ Months WASHINGTON. Oct. 16, l/V> 9ecretary Vinson today ndvoceted - a five billion dollSi: tax reduction lor.. H»4« but opposed House provisions which he said Gonal administration has "been wuld cut oft anothci two billion lax in pushing for the passage In 1947. lie testified before the of the unemployment compensa­ Senate Finance Committee. lie tion Idll and the minimum wagv said the reductions mutt be li­ hill." - ____ _ mited because ofLfontinuIng large lie suid the QIO's poliUrnl ac­ expenditure*, which he sold would continue high for many months tion program wux "Just begin­ ning ’. He sail) the 30 per cent to comi. The CIO joined 16 church, wo­ wage 'boost was a “ durned con­ men, consumer’ and labor organi­ servative estimate, since living sation* comlifnnlng the house cost* during the wnr have In­ mensuru n* a "relief for the rich creased 60 per cent." bill anil demanding change* which Meanwhile strike line* shrank would give low income groups xliglillv below 400,000 to^oy. the greater benefits. lowest in several weeks as Mas­ State Chamber* Have I’lsn sachusetts seized the strikebound The National Association of street ruilwuvx nml New York Sgt. Flrncst llunilil Hatliff, former left wui-i gunA r nn u Lib­ State -Chambers of Commerce longshoremen trooped hack lo*erator B-24, win killcil on Mar. 2 when hi* fluk-ritldleil pHi^Ie explwl- .Came out yesterday with its own work, •--ed and crushed al Mlltden, Germany, lie Was the »oii of Mr. und suggestion lor u 1940 ta*4 pro The muJor unsettled Inlair dif­ Mr*. Thoma* Ratliff, and I* survived by hi* wife and purent*. lie gram. :* . .* , ficulties included some 200,000 entered the *ervice In October, 1H43. In a statement .It advocated miner* in six states. 01,000 In the among other things, repeal of north nml west and 2,000 to 7,000 the .1 percent normal tax on in­ movie workers. The balance of dividuals und reduction of *ur the 400,000 i* xpreud over 22 taxes by not less than 20 per­ xtuiex. cent: repeiil of the wartime ex­ cess profits tax on corporstlona WASHINGTON Oct. 15, (A1!— with..retention, of .the.Jwo year Souulor CunuaUvu. (D-Tws)—today carry-hack of unused exceas pro­ ndviH-nteit repeal of a section of fit* credits and reduction of the the Smith-Ciiimallv act under combined corporate • normal and which the National Lnlxir Rela­ P la n n in g P ^ a w I R a is e s $5201) III D ..i T n .1 , surtax rate from 40 to 32 per­ tions Hoard conducts strike votes. cent; lower rules for corporations The board is Ixigging down un­ Heavy Penalties In­ Over 10.000 Are Em­ with rnrnings under $40,000 der the weight uf-about 200 week­ annunlly. ployed By HureauOf In u statement thu associa­ ly request* for such votes. Conflicted For Unnec­ With over $5,200. In hand, thu nally, one of .the nuthors of the local drive of the National War essary Roughness * Animal Industries tion said those change* would act, said it is time to repeal that F ’unil has now raised over 10 per­ speed production, consumption ■ 1 a Farm Mart Managers cent of it* quota, II. II. Coleman Attempt To Take Own provision. Tracing.the origin und devrlon- and employment. He never liked it, anywuy, he By “ Duke” MacNeill rnmpuign mnnager unoounrrd to­ Vinson recomraauded repeal of Will Meet In Jack* day. said. The Sanford'Celeryfeds smash- nient o f . veterinary medicine In the excess profits tox on cor­ It j* expuitud that the drive • Life By Poisoning __ * this reentry, Dr. C. W.' Baker told< Hut thvJl'esuV-Sunntur v i m ■o i ’i i t i i u i mud* iu u u c it 16 nl out • 14 U> 0 victory over s o n v i l l e Oct. 23 will continue fm the re*l/of this Bulldog! the Rotary Club todav thut thu porations Effective next Jan. 1. plain thatL he isn’t going along likrd ' IS ~ Results In Failure month, he said, a*there are still The t io use • voted .to .reduce the Conra,! A m erlin. Veterinary,jAaaodatlon 4 _ * With soma •Qungr*«si<xial Vi dyniand* levy from an effective rate of JACKSONVILLE, Oct. 15, u nunibui of teams which have . X wo* orgonlju-d In iW o with 4H ItVt for junking ft Uie^whole measure, field, In- De' ... lint vet completed their work. PARIS, Oct. 16, (/P)—Pierre 85.6 percent to 00 percent on (Special) “ Considerable intermember* and that today thenthu Government The-act gives ft It wa* the ,17th meeting nr Mr. Coleman also released nn. I-aval was executed bv a firing that date, and defer repeal until |H evident throughout the prothe two teams end Sanford made are more than ten thouxund vet­ 1947. It also decided the com- during area, in plans fur the lirst a| peal from General Dougins* squad at F'resm-s prison nt 12:32 authority to seize struck war erinarian* In private practice, plants. It provides legal authority the best of it in chalking up an­ billed normal and surtax rate Florida pecan suli- uf (lie current MarAithur expressing hlx perso- P.M. today a few hours niter he with another ten thou*and er attempt to settle labor disputes. other very colorful victory. on corporations should lie triimj H.Ji*utU on the .Stitike market, ol desire lor a emit intuition of made an unsin-rcssful. attempt to to direct* (hu-NLIRH to take sec­ The first scorr cum# in the mod from 40 to 30 |iercent. Novemlwi <*u|i| William L. tin- lis t>•<'nin11 Show* in the’ Pa- take his own life by jnrollirwqiL- It Animal Industries. first period n* * ; rc*ult of an H2 ciflr Theater of Operations. poison, Thu execution of Laval, ret strike votes after u 30-dsy Chairman George (D., Ga.) "t Wilson, Dirertm of F ’loridu .Stole "cooling o ff" period.. There are ten vsterlnury col­ the senate committee favors the Farmers Muriels in hi, yard drive with Anderson plung­ weekly -General MacArthur has raided whose death was ns sensational The net lingers on until Presi­ ing over from the DeLand two leges In various state univernU Vinson plan of Immediate ex­ Mihtmary of crop conditions a message uf appreciation to all os Ills turbulent political career, uml yard line. Clark's extrn point wns ties, he added, with more applica­ cess profits tax repeal—and hi* lilt distribution outlook. Camp Shows entertainers who wns formally announced by the dent Truman officially proclaim* “ Til" that Jinstilitlus have ceased or good. It> the second xtanzu the tions than can t>e accommodated. influence within the committee I.lunching of I lit- Htmkc stiles will nave performed for troops under Ministry of Justice. He refused* Congress acts to end the low. Fell* again drove 04 -yards with Outlining the courts of study, hr is powerful. l-e followed by others oil l.nkl his eommand. to he hfindfnldei! und ni,-F the end explained that it takes four years Meanwhile President Truman Cullum taking it over on n re­ The ruldegrnm sent by (Jell. faring a 12 man firing squad. Vinson recommended repealing. <’*ty and olhei inurketr in thu prepared to tackle the critical verse sweep around end for 10 to get u degree. In addition to on Jnn. 1, IU4fi, the 3 percent State system. Mm Arthiir to Major Gen. Josetm Hu Hindu no final stntrmunt. federal, state pnd city veterinary problem of establishing n wage yards and a score. Clark made a normal tax on individual incomes. "Information available thus far W. Byron, director of Sperinl Albert Nuud, Laval’s chief law­ policy thot would bring peace be­ beautiful place kick fbr the extra offices, many graduate* find in­ This would have thu effect of indicates tlu-tv will l-e a good de­ Services Division of tho Army yer, suid he informed the blackteresting Job* In circuses. There tween management ami lnlxir dur­ point which was good making the dropping 12,000,000 taxpayers mand for peeaps with u possible states: were more than 2,000 veterans from the rolls. The house how­ reduction in vulwnie from that of /’ I wish to rxU-nd mv personal browed, 02 - year - old convict ml ing the remaining months of gov­ ■core 14 to 0. . . serving as officers In the Army . DeLand came hock with nlenty ever voted to retain the 3 |>er- lust year. Th/'* initial ' Starke thunks und apprcciutiun to nil traitor li»<t hluht that he would ernment economic control. Alarmed at the thrrnt to recon­ of fight In the second half with during the recent war, he said. cent levy hut to apply the more ale will lie uutriied with parti­ personnel of USO-Camp Shows die toilny. Armstrong and Tueton doing Laval wus seated quietly In the version posed by growing indus­ These officers were used ex­ liberal surtax gumptions ($600 cular Interest bet-nnse of Its im- who liuve performed fur troops uiiiN-r my eommand. These men trial moat of the running. The Bulldogs tensively, he explained us food o| iece for the taxpayer and hi* IHirlatire in Indicating trend uf denthhousc of F'resnes jail. Ids, . . strife he -was reported . to ... be ... ...... dependents instead of taxing all prices, ipmlitv ami volume for the and women who have runie lo ankles chained to the cell floor. threatened in the leat part of Vi* " . k *. |nrom. nluive 1500.) the__third__quarter__when__ they inspectors, taking ear* of the 43,V r . n o l l e * ‘ hat would head off jJirrvut... 1Jnoffkinl_ti’iiorlji.. this theater deserve to share the “ i,',' Nsn.1 i,.i.i ».t"7 Buraks pnd Vfulos' which thd ". To sp ^fd E f til^hrough-pfl *1 , Ill'i'|lrFits- br Strikes eViiecled lbmarched to F'ed 12 yard line only WJ from i.olnts where pecans have -pride ■*wp ~ri‘Pl- 1n- 'mtF—vlrttify:—4 A S*iMS. L*■a. I lataal, 1*aam .. /. .. a. •! •$III* * . a .. . _. "The entertainment which they minuti cfftirln to nuvi* liU Hfi* 'result from lubor'n lionmiuU for to lose the hall on downs. Aguin Army had,' looking after 3,300 classes of incomes, the house VO rtarteil moving imiirale somt ] higher IimmIc uuirt* ratm. DeLand threatened and even war dogs, und earing for the ted to reduce the graduated sur­ lengthening in price over curly pro-iiibsl eontrihuted materially nml fnilnl. to the liiiiiiiteiinnrr of high morale, Truman wun lH*liev«*«l remlv to “ He look it very courageously, scored In' the first part of the animals connected with hospital taxes by .4 percentage points In 1944 levels. and it is my sinrero desire that iippoint l.loyil K. (iiirrUon u» each tax bracket. fourth* period when Tueton units a* producers of vaccines. “ L. M. White, State niurket Naud said. ’’Ilis only rumnu'Ut - #• tree I In itrrf « ln I ' R g r l 'm i > Some ot th* foremost discover­ Show* rniitlnue its was: *| cxprctgd IL It w(ll be scampered 23 yards for a score manager fn .Starke is in charge USO-Camp work' In this theater during the courageous only to have It called back for ies of medical sclsncs have been until the end.” of our system’s pecan marketing m-eunstion phuse which lies uunnecessary roughness penalty. made bv veterinarians. Dr. Baker u|ierations. Naud suid that Maduin Luvul head." DeLand ahffered from numerous said. Included among these arc , “ A wide. variety of interesting To the romiiicndatlon expres­ nml her ihiughtrr also touk thu penalties through out the game, the the filterable virus in con­ and Important subjects will be new* “ hruvuly.” Neither Laval's by General MacArthur, Gen. most of them coming from unnec­ nection with the hoof and mouth brought In-fore uiunuger* of our sed wife nor daughter have seen him disease and the stainless steel Ilyron udded his own evaluation of essary roughness. DeLand lost Hobo Msro, 17, son of Mr. and State F'armi-r* Markets when they iCsO-Cuiiip Show* to President since his riinvlction. 90 yard* due to penalties while ■pint used to set broken bones Nmol said l.nvnl spent his lust Mrs. I’ercy Msro enlisted Friduy meet in Jacksonville, <Vtoher 22­ Hays, us follows: so that men or animal cun walk "I am sure Sanford lost 66 yard*. • at Memphis, Tenn, for four 24. and report* received thu* fur you will be interested in receiving iluv silting uuietly on the narrow immediately. Discussing the cam­ The Fed* kept the Bulldogs in indicate. th >* conference will laTwo proud "Papa Lions," FMthe hole for the remainder of the paign to eradicate tuberculosis, he ysar*' service in the Navy, Fri­ one of the best we have.’ ever held. u rupy of the enclosed cable from cni» iij his cull, smoking chainDue ito hit examination Gen. MacArthur attesting the fashiuti. lie had ulreudy handed ward 8. McCall and John Ivev, last quarter due to Cullum'a said that the incidence-of tuber­ day. 'F/-,-hinge of Price and Produc­ in cows has been reduced standing and his three years of value uf USO-Camp Shows. I were literally shuwered witn beautiful 61 yard quick kick which culosis M tion Information Between Mar­ should like to add my own per­ li-tters to his w-ife and duughter. "baby" present* F’ riday at the over to his lawyers his fniuwull went out of hounds on the Bull­ from 6 percent to one fifth ofLtraining at Marion - Institute kets' Is one of the vital subjects was given the rating of 8-20 to In- featured. This esriiahgc sonal thnnks for thu splendid Thu execution was witnessed meeting uf 'the Lions Club at dog 1-yard .line. The game ended one percent. Jolt which my frtquent’ trips over­ New members introduced to the combat air crewman. Mrs. Carlton's* place On Park with the hell In Sanford’s pos­ of information, properly coordi­ only bv court officials, including Avenue. seas have given me the oiqair^ session on the DeLand 21 yard club by President Leu Leslier were nated, is ruleulntcd to Inmost ingn court i High Court President BuucharM. O. Balish CBM-U8N, or lunlty to observe at first hand, B. L. I'erkinx and K.’ K. True Thu Liorts hail a hilariops time vuluahle, giving every, market in line. • Irvington, N. J. i* back from to sav that thu USO-Camp don nml Aiyilr re Murnct, grizzled watching the two futher's unwrap Lingle, Clark, Singletary and each uf whom, together with dlu- duty In the Philippine area un i the system thu advantege of the nod Shows contribution to thu war 70-year-old Air inoareutor who >had gifts for “ Miss Susan McCall und Fielding played an outstanding fieri Fierce, a recent member, Is spending s 30 day leave, to- rurrint experience of other mar­ effort hn* lieen great." deiuunded dFol and Ro­ ilh for Laval. Mr. John Ivey, Jr." defensive game on the line, es­ were presented with pins alter Hay- gelher with his wife, the former kets. ‘ Ilow lo Ijicnto Buyers', It became u aurt uf parental Previous to hi* latest conuuenNewspapermi Newspaprruien were twit (ire'The .Relationship Between Buyer pecially Lingle who epllled De­ tary literature by Naomi Fellows, visiting the lat S -V IIU W S p Tolling t run test lu see which pruud "Paps and Producer'. 'What Gan »l«e ilntioii, Gen. MacArthur had re­ sent. Land backs for several 16 yard nes. ter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Visitor* Included Gerald F'rierHone to Help the Sinull Fanner?' cordial his endorsement of USO I^svnl had not expected u re­ Lion" would receive the most lose*. Anderson played his usual of Deland, Charles Wiers and C. Fellows. and other |H-rtinrnt subjects will und ono of the first things he prieve from Gen. Charles dr Ml'-40'a" (small metal recepta­ consistent game, picking up 6 or vin nskcil when the Philippine* were William Foreman o f Tampa, and cle*).. There were nil sort* of 0 yards every time he hit the Orville Members of the Celery F'ed Ihi taken up. Guulle, such us the Generul gran­ baby gifts, Including rattles and Touchton. "The stieciul live slock panel recaptured wn* that lielwreen 25 ted line- Cullum and .Brooklin made football team, If they keep up the aged Marshal Henri Philnml 60 USO Clubs should tie set noise making toys calculated at M'aHlIaunl tim !•««» *lt| numerovis run* around end pick­ their winning streak, may be up In those islands for the liene- lippe Petain, luvul'* titular chief keeping fathers awake ut night. ing up good yardage. irlvileged to eat a fried ehicke.i in the Vichy rrgimr. when Naud fit of American troop*, say* Flach parent required a large Next Friday the Ocala “ Wild­ Gwyne Reel dinner prepared by members of visited l-uval to receive the packet paper shopping hag tu take away President Hays. Wins cat*” will Invade Sanford to bat­ the Homs Economic Class of Services Are Held For . ... Governor Millard F. Caldwell man /aid; the presents tu present them ta tle the Celery Feds In what State Guard Shoot Seminole High School. It was “ Give me u revolver. Thai their recently arrived offspring. is State Chairman of the National promises to be on* of the best hinted today by Elizabeth Car­ Mrs. Rosa Brodwater War F'uml-FIorida Division. would he so much simpler.” Attendance was very good at games of the sason. Gwyne Heel of Company C, th* ver -and Jean Manning, members the meeting, and Jimmy Row­ Starting Line up orida Bute Guard won th* clay of the class, who were down Funeral service* tor Mrs. Ko*e land’s Roatnsra had a slight edft DeLand pidgeon, shooting coBtaatl bald town today thoupping for grocer- Bond Brodwater, 80, grandmother Sanford . on Dick Ellsberry's Pickers, these Two Sanford Men PU IILir IIFlAltlN'O McDonald I yesterday afUrooon a( the lake let. Kastner LB being two team* competing for of Mrs. II;* C. Waters Jr. of Singletary LT Coggins front rang* Orlando and formerly of Sanford, Discharged In Tampa ATLANTA, Ga., Oct. 16. attendance record*. Huntrr Mgyfair. Cox Dr. L T. Doss, president of and Charles W Hrudy of the Joe 6!oss, chairman of the (Special)— A public hearing to Liggett Kilpatrick rC ‘ During •earlier shooting with Sanford Klwanls, la attandfng, Morchsnt Marine, were held last Lion’s committee on boxing con­ DREW FIELD, TAMPA. Oct. Fielding. Calkins the- 12 gusge double barrel shot­ the three day Kiwsnis convention -Thursday RO afternoon in the Care;y 15, ( 8pecial) — T«fo men from determine whether or not the tests, reported that he was mak­ Boris guns both Real and 1* R. Gil­ In Miami, Clark • RT Head Chapel In Orlando with hit Hanford were released from the Secretary of Labor should declare ing progress, in securing con­ Llngl. RE • Hays bert shot perfect scores. Later, Dean Melville E. Johnson of 8t. “ • services of the Army Air F’orce* the prevailing minimum wage testants for boxing contests, pro­ Prlerson Bills QB N T-Sgt. George M. Talbott, son Luka’s Episcopal Church offici­ today at the Drew Field Separa­ Reel won over Gilbert, 6 to 2, rote in the testlle Industry fur ceed* uf which would go to LHB Cullum Tueton according to Sgt. Byrd Goode who of Mr. and lira. Frank T. Tal­ ating. Dr. Jnmes Robson of 8an- tion Station. They are the followthose working on government Lions welfare fund, lie hinted bott of Oviedo, who served In Brooklin' Friend waa in charge of tho range. RHB ford, was onp of ths active pell- ing: contracts covered ,by the Walsh- that he might be able to match Anderson th* African, Corsican’ and Italian rers. Mrs. Brodwater, a n ' Sgt. Hubert D. Smith, 608 Elm Healey Public Contracts Act to Black Willie McGer, colored box­ fI i e1,4 Armstrong campaigns with tha 649th Air Ive churchworker, died at her Avenue- He served overseas In be 65 renU an hour or $22.00 for ing champion of Plorids, against Henries group received his honor­ 7 0 0 14 tha Asiatic Pacific Area with a 40 hour week, Instead of 40 some contender, also that h* able discharge from the service on 0 0 0 0 Surviving Mrs. Brodwatsr are the 42nd Bomb Sod. Ha holds rents an hour or $16.00 a week, might be able to secure some Oct. 12 at Camp BUndlng. toat -abeve named grandchildren, th* Pacific Asiatic Ribbons. will be held Oct. 17 tn P -w York. A rm y» and Navy contestant*. ■«. u ............. CpL Cleveland Jonee, 1119 .W. 1t was announced todarginr the With hi* committee ha la Woritlgg Robert K. Harrell of Motorist* have been advised by a ran, Thomas BI. Brad'water Seventh Street H * served over­ regional office of the 07 8 . De­ on plana to aacure a site on which v*a honorably discharged Police Chief Roy G. William* a daughter, Mrs. Olivia X Army that starting- today there will be Bwaringsn, also two great grand- sea* in the C.B.I. with the 82.ini partment of Labor’s Wage and to erect a ring for tho mauhoo, Porter Lansing told of Center, strlct^enfpreement of the-one hour ehildrcn, H. C. Watera III and Eng. He holds the C.B.I. ribbon llour and • Public Contracts Marlon Elizabeth Brodwater. Divisions. • with on* star. * ' hunting regulations now In Celeryfeds Win Dr. Baker Tells Over DeLand By] Rotary Club Of Score Of 14 To 0 1 Veterinary Work Starke Market is National War Fuinlr p i ^ f f f L a ^ j]^ Planning Pecan« ]“Seminole V ™County" Put To-Death At 2 M 5 , ;*ale November 6 Fresnes>-Prison McCall And Ivey Are Honored At Lions Luncheon CITY BRIEFS DISCHARGES -■*' NUMBER 27. Strike Leader Slaps Truman Administration For Laxity In Aid Vinson Supports 5 Billion Dollar Slash In Taxes TOKYO, Oct. 16, (A P )— Japan slipped quietly into tftillitury oblivion today ub| demobilization was completed on.schedule and’ for the first’ time in history-these Ulands held no combat military fpree, either in fact or in name. n fighting force of 7,­ 000,000 soldier* - and sailors was Member Associated Prem a �» 4 PAGE TWO MONDAY, ^QCTOGER 15, 1945 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD FLORIDA, CIO Strike Leader Slaps Truman For Laxity In Aid CITY BRIEFS l.nbor Lewis B. Schwcllenlmch. who has spent three week* at­ tempting without success to ronriiinte -the- nil nnd-coni- dis­ pute*. , Cnnfrrenre Postponed Schwrllcnbach accordingly post­ poned until tminy the next ne­ gotiating conference with the soft coal operators nnrl President John L lewis of the United Mine Workers. The disputes .will beirin their-eighth ilav of meetings, with little progress apparent in e f­ forts to end the strike of 200,000 miners which Is rosting the na­ tion more than 1,000,000 Inns of soft, coal a day. ' Sen. .Owen firewater, (It-. Maine|. said last night he thought the President 'is considering 'do­ ing something At what ho conskiers ,lhe proper-lime." "Pot It’s ffetty close to mid­ night/- •W . said,. "In . fact, -it’s about 11:50. 'Thp country scams to lie in about the same frame of mind ns it was about big business barons 20 years ago. Labor will be taken for n ride by mi arous- members will.be.notified Sanford I-odge No. 02, F and AM will meet Toesd >v bvanlpw* "it 7:00 oVIoek In the Masonic Tem-. pic in regular session. TrtJ Master degree will be conferred and at the close of the meeting refreshments will bo served. All Master • Mnsons are invited to attend. * 4 «rru*NINO FAClflC VETERANS LINE THE DECK of the carrier Haitian os It gpes through the Prdff Miguel lawk In the Panama Canal. The furved /lollop is one of torty-cight American war vessels en route.from the Paeflfc to participate In the Navy Dny celebrnliou on Oct. 27. The war vessels are doing double duly by carrying veteran* of the Army and Navy home for furlough* or discharge*. (International Soundphoto) ran** possibly get along on two meats. The heavier of your twb Sunday meal* needn't, in tact. shouldn't, be one that's antilaamr to prepare# and require* that the cook (bo ahe' you. your daughter or some one paid for the purpose) spend most of tne Day of Most in the kltrhen. Left-overs can be turned into delightful Sunday meals with ring constantly. Cook over low heat, stirring frequently until mixture thickens and lads. Pour* over chicken and vegetables. * Sprinkle melted butter or mar­ garine over corn flakes .and stir until each flake is buttered# Cover tops' of casseroles with corn flakes. -Rake in vary -hot(500 degree) oven 10 to 15 min­ utes. Good; hot. freshly-made muffins add just the right touch to inis meal. Bran Molasses Mufins ' 2 cups whole bran It cups light molasses IN SYMPATHY WITH THI STRIKERS from tha Warner Brothers itudloa, eighteen hundred worker* from lb* nearby Lockheed airplane plant Join Uw picket line in front of the Burbank, Calif, atudlo*. More than 2p0 deputy iheriffa kept a watchful gya on the proceedUff*. Universal Pictures i* lire l»te*t to feel Urn weight at (be strike It was forced temporarily to halt the production of !t« picture!, (International Soursdohote) l 'cup flour , Vs teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon sods Add whole bran to molasses and milk and allow to soak for 15 minutes. DODGE PLYMOUTH DEAtffrttJL TSBOtlr tVFKYTVIATI8, IF VOU ARC. LOOKING* FOR \X r WHILE IYINOON A COT in the corridor of aBan Francisco hospital (right), Mrs. Claire Fairlywine Burnett, U, Is shown being consoled by her third husband. Chief Petty OMcer Robert Burnett She took an overdoa* of sedatives when her first husband. Gunner’s Mate lit Class Virgil Earlywlno (lower left) rctuined home. Sha had married Burnett nfter receiving word that her Aral mate hud died In action with the submarine Perch. The diiti ni'r.ht wife, pictured at lop left, has fully recovered. Husband number two was sailor John P Ryder. Nho hnd this marriage snnuled In Cleveland, Ohio, on June, I ML. (Imcruotlonal ioundpheto) stil done in the old-school man(llhson Irl rrn. Though the styles high how liekllne. Interesting yoke treatments, Imcctrt cuffs rd American public if' present trends continue.*’ The coal dispute renters around Lewis’ deninml Hint the opera­ tors recognise DMW as bargain­ ing agent for soft roul super­ visory bmployin. Fotrenching as that issue Is, administration leadeta are sold to feel they must vo Sun da; In Big Meals ehi a n d Most of us have got away from the custom of our forebear* which said everybody must have n large, hearty dinner in the middle of the day on Sunday Thla made life scry difficult for the <H»ok, and ioTutefy certain whole family wobld sleep during most of ita only afternoon off! The newer custom of serving on Sunday just a good hearty - k b .a b # a a Y - ^ J — S t - S l : ~ - —kr—— — r t " f breakfast anal' lh*ri one' other meal at whatever (hour of the day istm i moat convenient is a Tar belter out. Wm can always have sandwich-tasking* available for numibys-tfr the family who We’re always looking for ways in help vou make that car run smoother ami last longer. One help Immensely thing that will hcli ix—a—ItfCOlMrAIL^CHANOK OK OIL. No harmful particle* nr re­ growing unrest over the Issue of sidue will settle In your crank higher hasie wage lutes to com­ raso when It’s treated to regular pensate for lower tnke-honio pay. care by us. Askrd To Arhltate » “ S’ ! .11. now under Schwellonjurisdiction would ask' labor ami industry to proceed with recon­ version production und auhmit their wage dispute* for WLB determination.. Parties would nut bo bound by the declsjori because there would lie no way to force acceptance, MM»NfIf IN TATtOlKl, Ave U. S. Army officers ara shown unloading 01 from tha Army Transport Thomas VY, Blckett at Pi or 10, Slain ill end, aa.lba Un*day-old strike of Now York Clly dock hand* vm tlnuei. The men-they all volunteered Jor the Job—Include a lithnal, lieutenant colonel, end several captains.' (Inlernatltfaat) amount My on pub- con* iderod judgment of* how era would wagiee and price* could bo r ilnlatrator'e und atUl tha economy In bal COUNTY I OS Dal met to Phone l6 ll N 0 R M H ON THI AU a R at SL Patrick's Cathedral In New York City, the Moat Rev, Mallard Arnold, an army chaplain who holds Wie rati k of * f *t*r Oeneral, U shown during the ceremony In which he was conseerttad Titular Bishop Of Phocaea. Archbishop Francis J. Spellman of H»W Vcrk U ahown (upper left) during the Litany of tha Saints which wka ehxnted at the consecration Man. (International) finom where I sic... 6y Joe M arsh 'We havb orily |ust begOn to fight" W o wetk alltlng ground Dill Webater'a■lira the other night, enjoying g mellow gloss or beer, and talking-now that the war la o v e r-a b o u t what1P fs cc really moans. - “ 1 can loll you one tiling It "s a w s jSRBp* S K S H M 1 nnce-whethar It's Intolerance * f a man's political beliefs, or of bia right to choose between a glaaa of.User or buttermilk," From where I eh, lbs Judge |a absolutely right. Pracn magtu continued Tlrllagfr rnaHaapsI struggle akttlkat all Use force* of latolrranco that cawed Ute'lagt ; war, and can sow Lba future coagjcL May bo v "Toii'te right,*',JL. Jttdgg Oun* [ |iarophrr.se the slogan t Intlotuiry hero: “ W Juat begun to figtit,’ ire atlll «t m r Judlce, Unoler* Revival continue* on thin week, every' Night , except Sat.' A t 7:30. We appreciate the good i$iulta and attendance at th|n meeting,. Rev. Levle Allen, Winter Haven la our Evangrelldt A good preacher with a good Mesaage. • Rev. *K, I. Wright, Pastor v • ’ CirU l l l l * | U . r , l A r t , hi the tUkemeat M p ym, I n M M In t^ y o tt “We have the matorala for talnor t^palri anjj » . modeling. Let u* help you plan YOUR Hobby gimp. �4 MONDAY, OCTOGER IB. 194& In 1929, the const to const air fare was cut from |4C0 to 9259.60. relieves promptly boght to the seat or the p o t t l e of Crcotnulilon with the undNxtandtngyou uniat like the way It guickly allays tha cough W or Jyou ar~ D ttW C R E O M U L S lb N for CoutHChnt Colds, IronchiHa : -P A G E T l l f t t i K THE SANFORD HERAT.D, SANFORD FLORIDA M Roosevelt . Warns Veterans On Self biterest fs . Vii-'t r it t ili* wH 1111* . i * 11' % n i in> «"*■,( tif* it i l . rh* -it *1 * ’ it v » F lHii §■■ i .I ukptl |*i I"i? iitf'li, 1 i>f * k O U K K 'l ’ A . W I L L I A M S REAL ESTATE-HHOKEli Phone 7.12 . ADnutie IlinL Hltigs. h *iti> **f t v io Im’F* u»r* KllUUiU* ft Hi'' INS .til •*! to* *’*t> Ilf T li '. |*i t > r ft(n * 111" ii- f *** *■ ;n - t" A l t *1 I H*|Mill, *M| III* 'l l * *1 ' »*f *\<’ t i ii In t . t» 1 M t iin n -r .i*MH « « pi ■• l i t l l l !>>-»» V. , || |*t . lit l‘ | . n* — 111* |HI \ «.J m ill i llt ll Ml* VH1 il I* III l i l t (' Ml il. t > -l . l l . i l till*. Jt.U l.M , t«r in i tit* \S+i ■I , 1*1*1 l h i .41*1. i| nr |i. i t lit It■I r i i c l in t* . i n f i l l *1. N m in **!* * Mini* > l*'il»| l l.i. »|ti • i ,M'|| vV mi'H f 11• in iir t iifir * * o * »* * o m h f , ■ iu iu i. d ia l n i l ftrl Ilf **l *1 K l«*» Mi l VT,'t" K S T i‘iililiii4iti«| |aiti jtml i1. * li »if » *«u ti* i»i* ,ilHit 4|y*t"ttf iwliifi it** itiiiiu !*l> I* *i * Hilt |. t|t I I Itl |M'1 *Mfi >■i *ij u111ntM'j , ,it tlir * mu i nt*uiiv .*t NEW YORK C ITY.-net. 15,] {&*)— Mm. Franklin 11. itoosc- j volt warned thjt week that >i war veteran* bund Ugruiei I d promote their Inter Is as vet­ erans above the good m fhv na­ tion as n whole, they can .la "en­ ormous harm." Mrs. iloosevclt made the slate meat during ni aihlreSi oi ‘‘Women nr Workers and Good <'itirons;" -delivered nt-thftw rrdj- thlrtl animal rail coatctenrt «, i the New York Women’* Trad ' Union League til the Hotel Roosovol:. She used I In veterani; ease as an illustration of the need toi women laboi mid nil oth'y gmu|fti to put theii interests n« citizens nhra!l of special Intel- i\ ru t: Min i it i oi i III >1 1 . sN M IM H .lt ii r IS l: r (» III.: T K S T .lV K or I'l.n il- ■ m i. t.x r m iu v n . in Hunt’s Tuxedo Feed Store I II H.1HII lill w .i; F H K n n tfU H w » k if - Sf ».\n I|AVIN<; «T.\»%»s **it l»l*ilANI»S A* JAI N’ST a AII* llilV f lll'l'lt tvillll jtltr. VVV lilt Vi* jtlSl K r 't 'i'.i'l ;t |,in*gp Shipmcnl nf P o u lin SiljipliV.s tirtm ilciii-Klw tiii'. A utom atic Cm iim l & W ilier Trniiphs o f .‘ill kiiul.*. ^ a*t** lilt ! c a t ’ ll **f A «*ll III • lit 1M 1*4 iiM liflm l .tint iM"*|»ii* t»t| in p* • s* m t l a in i f n tiil ili'iH iirn l'1 trlilt'ki* * **iii, #i r *» |f fit* i t*f- s ** i», mu ■i ’■ I *ti %*1 til** * 'f I*i 'H u a* l* r t . *l**«*miM‘*l. i.it« *•r « i*MHI >. t«« t in * **>it ii t \ ,1*1*1,t " I * titiit**I«- C i i i i i i I ' . K lt ir liln . .*1 l i t ' m Vtiro* M 111*' n h i f l Iim ||*«’ »*i -,:*(• 1 • >t; lit A .ll S a fliM t i C M ilP li iv itllM * /I ti lit *atU*mii»f him a Hi* Horn rtnrr—rrf—f-ft'r-'HFkrM— S ct us ill iiiict' f<»r voiir .41, HUNTS IN S U R E s W IT H . KHIn Fliw, M«i*iiiiiilii«‘h, Wnlrr Huiih, SilvVr.-PUh,*. Aitiw. C O N FID E N C E \ them see ivhnt is M il lot their as citizens Taylor Will Visit Orlando Mason Lodge T r ifift ifil i l ^ l f r i c « ( i ' ,iiir» «T _ General Insurunre Snnfnrd Allantic Rank llldg. Room .104 Rhone 7.12 Tin: n iU T iT cm j iiiu j u UUH.il C 1,1(13 TAVt.tllt. I’lnlnlirr . v ». I n IKl K lill* J IU K li K I * f Ilk*l m i u In* i i li*l .tpp* i« I Jf t i n r l m t i r*-||| f n il H im '«lh . *I«V N l *\ * tl 11t * i 1 ■* I .i . il 11«1 *l I* R W r il; 111II 1m u * if * ■ m ip ln lr if v iii il l in t »* ii j III k’ I i I II k I ** il 1**1 4^11% »'***, ,1f 1*1 ( o i l > n ii m i l , li* itt t t i *v** m«*» i * H i l l hi l l k t i l d t i i g . t i f l H \*M , -* a m t I In-— i-inJ__ —iiit-t.— w i l l l i t « » » »•*! K »l* i > s ....... more m I I I I T IIIX I min .(iiti I l T ill: N T A T K • IK F L ( » m i ( A > . t ^ n iK , I - .V n iH i*'* Ah f-* i*. A 1, • I* i . I'm itk nf (It* * i f J *o t I .,nl.i ,ti | I’ltni i:i;i>ix,.-. H llli V IS H t ll iA I <i UH A1*11AM TATI/ *lt S l - f . . I SS. i .i ‘s it.) (Si N o. >.« •■ni, « f Fleet I'osi r iff lre ,. Hsu I'ranelsco. I'nllfnrnls . lll i e e T I S - I I S II n|i|t.1,1 IIIK l.itiph , w f»it>M .Sill llli •i1 * mum flip nf Il F ia iik i ♦»»|*li‘ in*M I Mill* In II till nil. f j r i i *- .it I»iiv nf 1' ■ *"•! I. hi1. t|f|*ri * w » «•! Mfi tlidh,tii'ii Jurk-iWtl, Alim** M *inl* I»n 1.1 Jniitn* o f •Mm- »*t (In in- i p .*( Itiu irf leilJlM. ll ****• !.WMlI, Ilf 1*3.1 ,L*i kfinil f fr i W I* Jar*ks* iH, M il k* *‘ Ip p l; F ia jik n 11 :« \ AI FORMER CHIEF of the Vichy mllitln, Joseph tlatnnnd (above) was ex­ ecuted by u Hi log xriuud at Fori dc Chntillon, France. Me refused to have his eyes bound, anrl tliOUtrd 'T xjiik live France!" when Ute sig­ nal to flro was given. Dnrnnnd whs convicted and sentenced to die in the anme court which passed sentenet on Lavul. (latcrnatioaai) o n t li, M o ir n l o l l „| m m o t o ln t ti.il ) , , 0 „ n o n . r e s l i l * n l <,r t l i ■■ Oi l , of iT o lh lt l, .,o ,l lim t io n .***♦■ KVP| f 14T■ i i f 21 V»" I • flllt ! I^Mi>, I* 4h .*ip -i A n itn,»l n * * i i*(iii«fit*i* i i ( ;in iiinl up him itt F I m »I*| • H im tu Ml Nm> 4*1 I > < |«*it It* i ' l l * . *tf I im hi H iilllllH . ii T hmmpiy " Him ’ »i1h tin* • t ‘ t ’M i. f» »i t li* ' m I mmMi h i it% * %tinnili<f>|i*lM'i ton 'll in- *»f H it ♦•»* * M.ti •», - a i*l i h > In In V 4ifi‘*| tipf*lt. til il* nmi Hi»il i*’ •Inuip l i —1,1 •• in m r ; t*. ,i»< ins', .it,,! (.Miionio <■- t e l ’ ll,,: I • • I. • I In n ■ n,,\l III l u l l . Ml III, * ,,‘l H.t IlfO l it. FL*.I l,|.l T li, I*,n i, w i l l in- o p e n -ii 7 .M ill*, k i It ' l i i i - t e r n S liM o fn it l r iu .. ,m ,i , i i , t i t i i | , n i 7.11** i..* i. r. y .... .at,i irii, m l a • i.i i n I,, iti*i i iiol***inl in ■ m r u*,»’ii Mr» u . M.iiiturct i i i *,1101111111 insi*e< ior« "i tUlanlii C»mp*uf—Vtnvtiin fS Atlanta. Ck*tl*tlr, ChalUitOQ’ti, iV.tr/j|i. QtUnJo m iit . 'I . 11 I I i . ii n o il I* I I I , ) ; , |»1 S i o l l l i r i l * ., I *.| .. Itl * t. . Ilo lt l.x U I T N I . S M \x 111 It 17t >1 l l i m e un! , n In rs- in iik i*■'*u 11. wlf* %Ir tli* lift wit* —hi 4*1—r t | | tlH 'M u , fiirmit It Ki * F*»t p *I 11* f ‘4tMn f .4rut' H 4||ikfi*iii ll. It* S .|»f*»|l|, S:, *1 ,'•> . f l , m e ll.,It It,il>. . i i v m .. “ 1,,1 - r j i r t.* f«n I'll III I. t »1 * I HiX nultioMi* in , nu> v « - ax Mi* itfi -llli *|i»y ni ?M‘|it**nil»nr» •> r in:ii.NiH>y _______Ot-j k. .iJ . LUrvuiL .l’uui i It, i, i. Hum l> i'. li'li.’lilt •‘.uni H o i) mi nun nr I’ L in.irvrinx STATE I N THE SOUTH EAST More people drink Atlantic Ale and Beer than any Other, M A I V t f 'N tr is r r im iin t ■ml.- i#i HtiMi ;i rrr—Trrtrr^ ill’ - priti1*#trM L iflln ril .1 n» y y w i; * ii *- r ii I »• 1'* r t t l u l l **t» * *11*:tt I f*»»H M4i»|iM4‘r IIIIA *■ u ♦*■• kyi. • **•! i *•t u r n * l.iv •*> p .* tpiitiV j i i p I t t l l k i . d ;tn / p n l, mu lit.v i i t .u t this IIKAI'IIAM TAYMIll. I ■ il*lin n ; l^V li'P.iI ||««tt»-*<•- lilt M 1itl till > , D ll* . ill* lilt A m in i f * 11#, I I m * .HHti I h «h * i ; *, H i s „ ,t « li I k •••M l I H u 9«»l * n ‘ < iit.il | t i i * in rtlt* • ‘ ‘ ♦ in iy , lAfii* iiia . !♦* iMMi *\***lli! Ir i’ll! * **tl, pi • **#. Ilf IfltH ♦ ••( I i' t|*tH N •' 1*» (flY i- tl ' p f M I l l II |( M llll t l l i l t 0 »*I*I*;»I» m . r o itn iT . L\ A.Mt, flllt ..XIOIIXULR ra i M i . 1*1.1111111*. ix r ii a x ­ is ' it v. s ix t h **il' ItinuAtbc... L E G A L NOTICE in ImI IN'* * ft, |1*» t m lilii a t l o i i . I *Vp*» Ml .1 ‘ Mil* Uodtre will exemplify the rteffrer of Master Mnson, using Its rr rnntly perfected rnst ’ of hnn 30 members. —+-*i«%i li% j*.*i*l *11 ♦*t *.'* ■ *• i» t. p i I* > 11m ►alj*. I m I j, •!/* a * A*- r ^ r r ^ r t p i r «M | i i. * . », fli 1i skill l l n l i f ,t*l H|* t 'l t l l l l a p r »l. ,.Ss"iiilti«*lfr *■*'**itti| J>i - ARGENTINE FASCISTS, supporter* of the military dictatorship In the South American republic, pro shown attacking students barricaded in l,*r Plata University, Hn,-nos Aires—one o( the six universities closed hy student strikers protesting arrests by Uie Peron government. Peron'a re,irnution left IU« Army >UU ruler of Argentina. _ (International) Wurrrn R, Tsyior, of Oalnfesville, Grand Master of the Most Worshipful Grand Lodge, F. * A. M„ of Florida, will visit Knl i Lodge No. 207, in Orlando, nt •heir first stated communication next month, which will he on Nov. ii, at 7:30 P. M. This will he the first official visit of the Grand Master to Orlando in several years, and in honor of the ocrision the uni- ’ ■ I. IH Inn 11 IsMffx v\ |pn* |tiaii||>fnr a f n MltkftnY* M *11 4*. T m J ^ M . H* i * 1 K fM lH i u n i l«> H lllll M l | > l k tl*. H fll'IM I t— “ A Fihti pmm RttUfli .ire itiikniiwfi; 1*111 nl n» f kltftliltIm y I ii it' L* mu f ! I* *1 ii x u i iin f > *+«» .i m l « iii'li m ( kn l W f « in i*j ih :l i :n a lv h m ; Al I MK( '"II Jfi ill** * "I N i d i iVntrl iN E fS 5 A N D - P R O F E S S tO K A ^ S E R y iC E ii* *(••1 ti*i H u m ln n lM i Mint 1 %? K lin «|i ill » ‘ In *iii't'f y t flu * .ifin it .t - till n i f g f mi ln^i< * | -(* 111 I . tin u tn ilU iM i* n m in n .m i Ml*. (|n< fftlln iY lu x *i«*‘ Touch ton Drug Go • 1 11** *1 Ihim I* b l l u a l v . U i h K it nil hi»nw tn tiic «- If |r **f Naiifiiril* f 4niirit> • Sfiii'iinL- anil HI mtm nr FI* h i «Im «!**»••’ |i*lt Hi illiiry ifrirrilN**! nt. |,n OVER i .i,it,nnti T IIK IIF V A M , HTMIUi FIRST A MAGNOI.IA PIIDNE 32*> PRESCRIPTIONS I M.LEt) I'h-inr li'HHliihrr lltitt ***• H'i •m»( 4nf n iritrix In llii's |m»ftiirlitKl tnrl* In itn lfr (>» rift |»rit rw »•**-•* I tinl r mii lln i! H m* e* »*r f if «**i * - iirr**rrl| ,il I m *i ftl(«-i| |t« pr rfrrtlM it. If JENNINGS STUUH i'Sonr IX* - ol ih h . IVrSi. srrSs JEWELER | D i i i i i i o n d s — W f llu llM S ?iw t;»«i i ,, .i M,n i LODGIC Si SON GROCKUIKS - M.K Vl'iGLTA ItJ.liS K ilg o re Seed Co, UNCLE C**(»rf|qikf I ' l l l Car We fix RADIOS them; Just HAUER Phone IOSH f%|Ml«k«*i Moon rail R A D IO ( A M riiliU , K s i .i i itr n l l'JKD A. SEED SI i»lil. E L ia rm jo s k r v ic e •IH Un* w■*!in A* r* 1*1*«»f I tiilr iil IJN C E K JO S H rntyw: Adult !«*atlvu» map ho )<a> harsh lor a child's delicate system. Fletcher'■ Caatoria is the laxaljve to use because it ia mad* sspocioUtf lor children. It's safe and few*!#—oa a ckibFs laxative should be -and U works JLkocoughly and effectively. Thar* are t>» Harah drug* ir Fletcher 'a Castnria. It will not cause griping or discomfort. M srsorv* Fletcher’s Castnria la plaasant-taaling. Children like it, so you don't have to light with your childlo Ret it down. For Radi*, snd naira H*a— lie- IN RURAL AREAS ■JOT MManolka S ir. I'h asr l « l SANFORD Auto I’ttrljt- Co. this country than any*here else in thf world. We are develop. Ing a wide-range program to further extend and Improve pending rural »erv ice-rJust at We were busily engsged In a ii |F* I. *«>*Tv* n il ( I S a 'MII ii I ll , * M«» k'Mir LIQUOR STORE I "111 I 0 6 w. nt. si. 1.1 (l»* li# _ |*M* la MB F* i i •*. r*»#k ! iv, is *M«»I* I'ltfiMi* is* Lam Purdeo can't stand to sea hLs Wife git up and start tha fira la zaro weatjior As soon at conditions permit, the nccesaary manpower and e«iulpmrnl will again be pul to work on the Job ol ex. | luiltln in I i i i n i , |ir(Mll44‘t. II MIRV’S II Ml K COMPLETE PARTS SERVICE TOBIIERS ■ DISTRIBUTORS service to rural dwellers In the South. **sii |***fnl MAM K IT S AE'1'0 SERVICE ELECTRIC SERVICE ('» Rural (rlrfihono service Is more highly developed In Bo* F M lk a P ) Cosforlo al your drugstore today. Look for (As gross band ood /oAsralory cos. Electric ii i* M ill ll T1|E CITY DRUG CD, TtlE I’ KNSI.AR STORK expanding this service prior to the war. • • * so ha alwaya pulls thff covers up over YOU. TOO. W IL L UK ADING THIS DIM LC MIRY EAl ll WEEK. hit eyea . . . Reverend Noata aaya that YOI It AO W ll.t. GET aoma ahiepherdi love tha React mori'n ITCSUL f - tha Hock. The goal Is to bring the telephone Ip the greatret -• ■* '' ~ , • * • " ■ possible number o l farm families. STRICKLAND. MOQRISON, Inc. I^lllim*i l'i* m' i I|*i•oi»* |« lbt M'»«l litii'w' Inail l*Mi« **| iltir Ruoinrat LANKY’S DRUG STORE I'rtxrristlssf, Coametlcs • Fountain iv E r ii Rnumlllnl & Anderson Tkr ilH lg ir e M U ra ry flaaaaar M �~~r* r KCT* ••;...r - . W n lw . M a il S im m H r n»|ir*»kloIlfH. I"*'-. m iH m lt T » . llrreS la lb* oallaotl fl»M ml .agv.rtUlaa. orrirrp irr mnIhIi IbH In tho law »M rIIIra i f Ik* naalrf wllk Orl*H M kradnnnrlrra In i klrn«n and New Vnrk. . i f l W ii i \ ;intJ Qapks. ^Tffftgk-making la one most ancient of arta. Many returned service men may find work which will interest them in the field of foreign trade. The United States as the world's trading center now mustering in a ll! skills available, helps itself when it trains Its sights Oil those places near and far where our output is needed. Foreign trade is important now and will be more an aa-theJ— of To AH Your Bakery Needs - - It's always fresh when you buy it at Robb's Home Bakery the 105 W. 1st I#*"’ Phooe 8S4-J Tattooing is common in Egypt. W nr T O time goes on. Annnrlnmd l*r*»n «kl»k U *m*lnfinlr •milled r» ifc* ■•* l»r r*gnfcllmlnn >r all n»». dl»nnl*fcr« Bestiality And Horror rmdllnd In ll »r n«if rredlird la tkl* nnn*r aad alan Ike Inral a*ma gaklUkrd k*r*la. Aii rickta in r*m>kii*miim m n»*-t "All ^ c«n say to iili thi* J* that it is till true fr6nt.beHai dtenick*. k*r*.n -r* .u. ~ e jg inn}ng«fe^h(j.” protests Josef Kramer, called the' "fttuisi I of Belsen" because.of 1 19451 ” i ovisen the horrors attributed to him atid his |.‘ ---- Hssociajcs in the infamous Concentration Camps at OsivteBIBLE VFRSP. FOR TODAY .l'c |m and Belsen. ~ ‘ -lie had “ complete confidence in _the^guards" I. WB -.W^Ll. i n ■BE. Hl?LD IN ’ and they-hsd done all'they could, fL'Heems, to‘ 'make the ETT r ESTEEM 1F WE Jconditions tolerable and pleasant before the British arrived.’ HiGiiEir^ THINK ■ K SetM a> o,,lsir^Ab^^ is 8rieved especially by the charges that he cruelly I.E8B_____ :wktchA t ■* fore my mouth, keep the Hour punished women prisoners. of my lip*.—Psalm H I:* . Of the varying 15,000 to 40,000 prisoners under his j control, he explains that the deaths totaling 1150 to ri90 Scientist* claim they have u counter-weapon fbr the atomic a week all resulted from natural causes, such as illness and no .iunny .many ui of them because lie he "had bomb. We alioulcj re- old vm age. There i n cic were w ciu nu mem uvuuuae nnu a •» , «hould tie lie sure .in .to re veal that secret to the Russian*. ■camp with sick people who came from other parts of the too. camp." And so on and on. It is hurd to establish clear proof Thoak aotillara on Okinawa had |,u the contrary because "all the prisoners who died were a tough time all right, hut it wa* cremated." not until- a first clai* hurricane So onils, or Meems to end, what is probably the most cam* along that they knew whnt horrible episode on record in this or any other modern war. trouble really la. Before long, it may be assumed, the whole- story will tie -------- O-------8«minola County’* war. bond established beyond challenge and justice, as far as fiosflible, quota this the eighth and ja«t1wf|] be done. For generations people everywhere will blush ttm* In t” drive?“ mi 1with ^hamc and horror and try to forget that human beings ........It. we ’ 1re afraid, * •1 hr this modern world should have sunk so low. - ’ standing on those Mountain* and looking at the Promised Land; a* you pets the tomb of Rachel, Abraham'* wife, on the way to Bethtethem end you reflect that not much farther aouth at Her­ ron I* the grave of Abraham; aa you pats also .on the wajr to Bethlehem the place where Elijah i* said to have ascended Into Heaven in a chariot of fire; h* you see the broad spaces where David ruled and the Temple of Solomon stood ,and then, as you vieit the birthplace of Christ and finally the last scene* of the life of Jesus, you feel a new conse­ cration, a closer connection with both the past and the future. •llfriiM> ■MtvrtalnauiMa for Ike a*r»»*» f.r Mblar Im O Hill »>* rk«r«rd im h '■ * * ? * MONDAY, OCTOGER IS. 1S»45 Jobs And Foreign Trade The outlook of providing sixty million jobs In the nmmtnr*. FUriih*. United States is of vital concern to other uncnlculnted milI III M ttialll A «n «f. . ( iioriH in foreign countries who are. dependent on our goods n n a i f l m ■*<!*» i o«IfcIrsT.“T »i»rrf iiJ '*•“ « orris* I and services for their well-being, as well as to ourselves. ?! f.” ™ . ^,«*1wV^a1 Tj*isir' Ar* The complaint is sometimes made that in production [heydays industry is indifferent aTrout exporting its proHnl.I.ANII I.. IIRA S ’ duct, regarding export as a blacklog for lean years. Hut r iiim a OHllli S ItKAH—IIm Im u 'O M iff if it is true, according to an accepted figure, that ten per jreiwTntPTiox iia t k s cent of labor goes into foreign trade, the estimated need I 'm B k l* I * A ln u r f ■ Jo right now is for six million workers on that .score alone. -Or Carrier . « Ten .per cent of labor fffr exporting and importing seems a U » H«ml S .ZS Tkrr, ■ n u ll 4JD ■It ■•■Ik. •.mi low estimate when it includes, in addition to factory, ware­ Oa» V.ar ....... house and store workers, those in rail and ship transporta­ ■hllnarr m tl« » i _ywnItion' ciers_s clerks in forwarders' officers, insurance companies »#tir»« r o H lw " — l rn wSn M&-im?j, :JWttuf-y. E w^iir. raM ■ I ^ THfE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD FLORIDA !f 1f a o b FOUR 4m1 mmi Prlili) ' ’ •......................... ^ l i t e Y - w o n t f i e 'r f n l * r j Emphes4-#n*wlisry VS. *33 5t < t ond cmcl Wm I felt from W HI2 evr new eellecllm i MUSTBE D T ? E A M IK G ! / \ T "“ cot by fA m .*5 d L 1 SANFpRD becaune the war la over. -O He Turned The Scale Strife and discord nil over too clvlllted world aeeht In give the Impreuion that the rank and file Thu death of Truman H. Nuwhcrry recalls the narbelieve the only way to guaran­ tee the pence of the world i* to ruw.murgin bv-which the League of Nations- was defeated in the 1910 Senate. Newberry, formerly secretary of the fight it out to the laat ditch. -------—o -------- rtWe underatand " Lieut, Fuller Warren of the United Statea Navy la hack in thla country. . It In quite poaible that big lireatc which blew through Florida a weak or ao ago wa* Ju«f Fuller getting back from the Pacific. -------- O-------- JB we! KM cut Bet - foo the In cut wei atn and my al 1 wo ton Wa belong to that school which believes that among our plan* for enduring world peace should he a big navy, and a big air force manned by trained man.—Titus­ ville Star—Advocate. And a more . enlightened public opinion, one might add. • Francis Whitehalr, former can­ didate- for governdV, ami now mentioned a* a senatorial pos­ sibility, is back In Deland follow­ ing a tour of duty in the‘ Pacific where he was in on some of the big action front Tarawa to Okinawa. If Whitehalr runs against Senator Andrews next year, It will he an exciting alecHah, ---------- O---- ---- Speaking of Columbua Day, the Tampa Tribune recalla that, when Columbua aet on out on his voy­ age of discovery he didn’t know Where he was going, when he got then ■he didn't know where he was and when he got back he did not know whara.Jta had been. Which aaema to be just about the ha hag left this counlfyln ever since. ---------- O---------Wa would Ilka to see the Juni­ or Chamber of Commerce reorganlied on a post-war basis and take over as Its No, I project the correct regulation of the tlma piece which marks the intersec­ tion of First Staaqt and Park AVenua. Walking down the street the other day, we looked up to notice It waa 5:80 and got home Juet in time for the 10:00 A* M. news broadcast. ----- ---- O---------Of course all of ua are glad to get a tax reduction ak provided for In the Rous# bill passed.last week, but, some of ua more skep­ tical Individuals may well wonder what the government means by voluntarily cut sitting ita Income at , ■ time when Its expanses era al, * ready vastly more than it takes in. On# might well reason ythat what it la trying to do Is to per­ manently wreck the country's fisjpt cal economy, ODr. McDaniel, e former major In the Medical Corps, which did marvelous Job In aaving American soldi’ -“ - T i i , d of t* — hell-battered bodice ar-to nr veterans. The re­ working day waa 1Z hours, days a week. Someone, It to ue. should tell the! to > which has been making that fall apart t h e 'flift iey*n used for 11.25 an _______a - l _ ant of Harvard Un|verwantsa against draining colunlversitiaa of the youth iture in enter to .give Mtwdneaa for war more to, butittg worth while navy under TJieodorc Roosevelt, was in 1918 nominated for senator. Ills opponent wan Henry Ford, an admirer of President Wilson and presumably willing to follow him In securing pence through a world organization. . To bent such a jtopulnr candidate Newberry spent, ac­ cording to the officiul record, over $500,009. He won by tt narrow margin, and his vote jn the Senate wns the one which made Henry Cabot Lodge chairman of the foreign relations committee and thus in a position to do the league to death. Newberry's expenditures atirred up a scandal. He was convicted of spending an unlawfully Jurge amount, nut freed when the Supreme Court declared unconstitutional the law under which he wim tried, Public opinion became increasingly unfavorable to Newberry, and in 1922 so many of his supporters were defeuted for re-election that Soon after he resigned his seat. A part from the destiny of the League of Nntions. it Ih Interesting to contemplate what kind of career an indus­ trial magnate like Ford would have had in the Senate. Admiral. King Declines Admiral Ernest J. King has declined an appointment as Senator from Ohio to fill Justice Burton's uncompleted term. The admiral Is doubtless right In feeling that such a post Ih apt in his line. It Is true that he would find an old friend and associate in the Senate, Admiral Thomas C. Hart of Connecticut, commander of the Far Eastern fleet in 1942, who -likewise was of fered-an-oppointnienl-to Till-a-vacancy and, unlike Admiral King, accepted the position. But.jn general professional soldiers and- sailors are neither happy in politics nor successful. General Grant added little to his reputation by his two terms in the presi­ dency, and General ~WIl]Iani T. Sherman profited by his ex­ ample when he announced in 1884. " If numinuted I will not accept, and if elected I will not serve." The Senate and the state of Ohio would have been honored by Admiral King's acceptance, but he has chosen the wiser part. , the capital of Tibet, is known aa “ tha Forbidden City" because It was closed to European traveler* In the 19th century. The great majority of tha peu- pit of Egypt are Mohammedans. Honshu la the largest of the Japaneae islands. Young chinchillas are born| Chinchilla breeding in the fully furred, with their eyes wide United States began In 1D28. open. £ . The Japanese use marks in tha Tobacco la the main export ceremonial “ No" dramas. item of Macedonia. Additional Vitamins May Be Needed V e / u f. !&! called the eleventh ntatlon. The twelfth station Js the spot where -the cross stood, now covered by an b u d tf. ifC H ts U ., altar. You can look through the floor und see some of the same rock Which bore Jesus' cross. You cun also see what tradition ha* it I* the rent In the rock caused by the earthquake when Jesus died. In this church there is -also an altar which purports to mnrk flogged -and took up His cross to Jesu* wa* taken down from the hear it to Gologotha some half u the place where the body of mile away. On foot we follow this q-oss. This spot It marked by a -ruut of passion. In Jesus' time his beautiful statue of Mother Dolor­ way to the Hill of Crucifixion wa* osa which was sent from Lisbon probably an open road along the. In I77B. . It Is , covered , .with tliss wall* of the old city. Now as you ■,non» “ ntl M «lou * Jewel* sent by ratrace hi* agonixed steps you' prince* « are. the'thank offerwalk along narrow cobblestone i *"•»» ?f Pilgrims. Here It is that Qlaude P&ppie/i All day yesterday- I did what every Christian dreams of; I ‘visit­ ed tno snrn-d shrine* of the Holy Land. With an able guide from the American Consulate, 1 tried to retrace a* accurately ns possible t lit* way the Master trod Iqto Jerusalem and to Golgotha nu Thursday nful Friday of Hla last week on earth. Klr*t w> went to the top of the Mount of Olive* across which Jesu* came from nearby Bethany into Jerunlcm on a donkey on Thursday. Je»u*’ Ascension after hi* Resurrection also .occurred on the Mount df Olives. There Is n Moslem mosque at the spot where the MoslenfX say he useended. There is n Huaaian Orthodox church there al*h where that church place* the Ascension. At the Moslem churvh communicants of other churches are permitted to come at their worship time. From the Mount of Olive* you get the finest View of the city of Jerusalem. The remains of an old wall marked out what was ttoj undent city of Jerusalem al­ though this wall is only a few hundred years old and the earlier walls of Bibleal times have total- is^diikppsiia;"wi“ fbiroV tha winding road down from • the Mount of Olives past the Gardep of (lathsenianc Into the walls of the old city -to tha Prmatoliuni. This is the place where Jesus was Judged on Thursday night after hie arrest In the Garden of Uethsemane by Ponpua i ’llate. It was in the courtyard, you III rememlier, whre Pontinua Pilate finally pronounced the words that meant the death of Jesu*. Underneath a police station which now covers the place you see the old atones oi this courtyard and you cah almost hear Pilate arguing with the Master’s persecutes and fid. ally attempting to wash .his hands of Jesus’ death- It waa here that Pilate ordered ute inacrip upon the cross of Jesus, t’Ju. «su* of Natareth, King of the Jews1 t The Jew* are supposed to have remonstrated and PUaU, you re­ call, said, ‘ What I have written,f and so the inscription stood. t Nearby this courtyard Jesus wq* Facial “Cocktail” for Men • Refreshingly Mask and Zingling • street* In an area exclusively In- Joseph of ArilhNth*S' krtd 1Klfb- habiled by the Arab*. Time and I bV ‘b® .Permission of again you have to flatten yourself, ‘ lla,e> to° " 1U,e *»otly of Jesus lUNilnst a wall to avoid being run ’ ‘]“ * n f ,om •J’f *r®** ■* tra' over hy the Ambs leading-or rld-J'"*!00 H l"IJ It in the arms Ing their heavily laden donkeys, of Mary. A t times the passion route The fourteenth and last station carries you through busy Arab is the sepulchre of Joseph'* new shopping districts where in thu tomb, hewn out of rock according manner of many centuries ago to the cuatoni uf the time, where Hie old Arab people chatter, Joseph and Nicodemus laid -the argue, sell and mnke every Im­ body of the crucified Lord. Youaginable thing in their little see in an inner room a marble ahops/ sepulchre containing some remain­ You see along this wnv the ing stonea from Jesus' grave. The place where tradition says Jesus jtrave from which on the third fell the first time under the day He arose to confirm ills vic­ death and to give as­ weight of the cross. At a fourth tory over that there is a life beyond station we are told that Jesus surance passed his anguishing mother. The the grave. In the afternoon we drove along fifth station is where Simon of Cyrene helped Jesus to carry Hla a winding road from Jerusalem cross. At a sixth station we see to Bethlehem. On the left aa you • where. It. |s iild Vcr- go along you pass a well where .lea came forward and wiped the tradition ~sayr the-Wise Menrsaw face of Jesus with a linen cloth the reflection of the Star of and cold water. Then there Is the Bethlehem where the Christ Babe seventh station which tradition haa Was born. And further along, a it was th place In which Jesus short distance before you reach fell a second time-under His Bethlehem, there fa the paature heavy cross up the step incline. where the shepherds were tending There Is marked out an eighth their flocks when they heard the station which is whtre it is said' first Hosannas ringing from tha Jesu* spoke to the daughter* of Heavens the glad tidings of tha Jerusalem comfoting them In their birth of Jeaua. Finally in a great church, tha sorrow upon His suffering. A t the ninth station tradition haa first part of which probably datas back to 300 A.D., you see tha It Jeaua fell a third time under the birth - of Jeaua la said to His burden. You now enter the church of altar which marks tha spot where the Holy Sepulchre. In thir church have occurred and close by*tha are to be found the site of the •ita of the manger where Ha waa Crucifixion and the tomb where first laid In His swaddling clothes. In' this great church thera Jeaus waa burled, Alto in the church is marked the place, were services by two different known aa the tenth station, churches while I was there for where when Jesus reached the here alto many churches come to Aa you. stand here upon the summit of Calvary, he waa stripend of his garments. Also in this perform their rites, church is marked the place hill of Jerusalem and look over _ where Jeaus wst nailed to the' the Dead Saa at tha Mountains of Moab and remambar Motes cross the ground. This Famous, Fragrant After-Shave “ Correct Men’g Notice To the Public Beginning October 20th the undersigned Barber ahope have adopted the following hohri and price* for Vvork: Open from 8:80 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. YOU Closed Wednesday EXPERT By W.V. Bitting Towchton Drag Co. If you are Juat "getting by" these days. If your strength and energy are equal to the day'a teak and no more, than you need that extra something which will make pleasure too. Perhaps you need additional Vitamh aJtmenU: if ■« your doctor will advise you which ir uism la oest auitsd to your ndlvldual cast. You will find hat faithful attention to proeeaional counsel will quick! quickly faaalonal estore that old Joy In in wor work restore and play which comas frot extra vigor, ou Open Saturday evening* * TO - New Prices T— T iT M liM fr A Our FACTO RY T R A D efficiently do that mai that means so much In your car or truck. * '■ ! ,. '■ -.»( Haircuts 60c ) men can quickly and nance and repair work le good performance of i ji.i (■ • Carver’s Barber Shop ' «- > ;5v» A Jfc . •« I. ' Barbershop <• ;tj i Shaves 40c Stewarts Barber Shop. •V^V.V Come To b- * i -- V l ■ ;■' *a^V r j «». • �• ------ .......... • ! WH" *%%W TMH.BANFURU H E R A t». HANFORD FIA)R1DA . AJONDAY. OCTOGER IS, )1M5 I — IS a n fo r d G a r d e n C lu b O p e n s N e w Activities Y e a r W it h G e n e r a l B u s in e s s M e e t i n g a n d A f t e r n o o n T e a |TERRACE TALK 1 1 *------ — Fourteen Trsstsrs of the c -~t! :r-se High footbeU ! <tar»fs at the FToewia The Sanford Garden Club open nr ■sid ed its 1945-4H season with a gene- first president of the Sanford rat business meeting and tea Fri- Garden Chib. Mrs Henry Mo• ranee thts pest weed— I u al 4M clay W ternonn at the Woman’s Laulin, Jr. read the treasurer's , they have fun! JH K A Y TSULuncheon Planned club with Mayor Edward Higgins, report which included a $80.00 I L t 'i 'l «f ! (e tfBiTSf-ilv H. H. t ole man and Holland l»eaii. profit made on th e recent hil.isBy Civic Department P e r s o n a l s |of Fix. ursrgvU sith FlvliJgk members of the club advlaory. eus sale. J start , BUB PITTMAN* Imard, n, guest speakers. Mrs.; Mrs. Bernard Wilke accomp­ The civic department of th" MONDAY Mr. Emmett Hunt ha* departed • "so the W i m , ' After the e*s— Tho 1-adie* Council of the Sanford Woman’s Clul. will have tor Atlanta on a business trip. li. II. MeCuslin as president pee- lamed by airs, George l'ouhv sam,: sided over the meeting and asked -po You Know Mv Garden". "The |they a iJr the round of frategFJr*t Christian Church "will meet n covered ilish luncheon at the — t * the guest speakers for sugges- Eairy pipers" am! "In the LuxemI aity S then -- as , hb # "werr Monday Evening at H'.UO P. M, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wright have tlons as to the club’* projects for hourg Gardens", [ s'a:ur.L»\ .ught after the frstivi. at tha home of Mr». O. T. Pear­ club house Wednesday with Mrs. | a board meeting preceded the r. v~-t tsrrs pstumed St J.H. Ray. Mrs. J.G. Behnett and as their guest Mr. E. S. Ander­ the year. son at 10 Park Apartments. son of Chattanooga, Tenn. I iftrrr-vs-x Mayor Higgins said, "Sanford ] general opening of the club and 8L Monica . chapter of the Mrs. J.T. Newby us hostesses. should definitely have a bcautl- ' it was decided to offer to the I 'tars IS »in -aei. - ‘ Acy tis Episcopal Church will meet at the As truest speaker at the lunch­ A. D. Rosier has returned, to ficoxjun program. The more at-(third and fourth grade Junio|^vu sain to. • M e nit ^ home of Mf*> Carol Stone, 410 eon Mayor Edwnrd Higgins will his home aflerspendtug some time tractlve we make our city, the |Ganien Club members with Mr*, I ih s is i the nrvvt 4 a Grandview >AVeaue. more desirable a place It will be W. A. Morrison as chairman a discuss "Sanford ns a Tourist in Baltimore, Mil. I car. uoi co aial pvck .jr The 1Dullness \>’omen'» Circle lo live in and Hie more attractive. *5tH> award to the child imlentify | |a-a; but not to -a«e w*ur ttte will meet with Mr*. J. T. Denton Center". |OL* YMI AO! tHGfc. S 2 r Bobo Mero has recently It will lie for 1aprists. Uur duty ing and spelling the correct name* Prior to the luncheon the de­ a t 107 Weit Thirteenth Street j car fir s A iw s .M g , that (Win*—I partment will meet at 11:30 A.M. been transferred to Mempht*. should be comparable to an ht- of Stl growing pjanls in the school at 8:00 P. M. traetively decorated slore window, yard. A state prise is also being • V ■. -a*t *0*1 -trarge* But V* fold tuberculosis seals previous Tenn. The Post Mut runs Club id to Pansershby stop, look, and enter poffered for the identification of I tr vs The —— i —1 »ho be* nee*r. to in it U hi g. It is n 'Pyijcct tof ___O P S will meet wiLii __Mul_LL Ihe-alere-to-bey—r-lf-the-etore wild fluwers antLbird*. 1.-.agf.ru__inim_raitiii— TaaswilTi — Mr. and Mrs Hfnry~~Waf*oh W. Hailey. 211 West Eighteenth Sonminole County Health and At the conclusion of the busi­ • - A*. dnaT . t tRrr huia lifer have retumeil from Columbia, has the desired stock, a sale is Street at 8:00 P. M. J w ill. » S a .w d r n a tB t s itfc ths* ’rubernulosis Association In the.S. C. wliere they spent'a week made. If we beautify our city, ness meeting tea was served *»y Tht Preibylerian Church cir- forthcoming solo of sculs drive. ‘ visiting with relative*. tourists will stop, look and invent- the following hostess*: Mrs. C. } it w o l test. .Ie«v t«»r Ssai (gate the business enterprise, liv­ L. Redding, Mr*. F. E. Bol*. Mrs. | Sh» nil We. tnat hairpvrv M o n t tjb* will meet a* follow*: No. 1 -M r*. J. Or Andes JC.,'Chairman, ing accommodation*, and recrea­ Bernard Wilke. Mr*. C. L. Po­ I a burdrmi wttnels^ee. I h u e Dr. and Mrs. J. N. Tolar have Is H e l d ___ _________ A Mrs. W. S. Willis, 1112 Geneva M e e t i n g j -tnj'wfcil- get : - to aore, trwdla facilities. ___________ If we have these well, Mrs. Endor Curlctt, Mrs. returned from New York City tional ^ Avenue at 3:00.4’, M.; No- 2 j ‘m d - . fe . -Fret ■s ftv n l f t j i m e * * f ; B y D . A . R . C h a p t e r * K « l h * j r h L * " » r e n t "he pastidesiretf thingiv^tourist* will stop, Lea Leshgr- Mr*. Ford # “ » * « • uy two w r „|in Sonford and in time we will Mrs. Henry Russell. Mr*.t. Mm.'I.. P. Do»le. Chairman, Mrs. t hunt. the uwner of * haoeftt Z * I La _ a _ ., _I_,i. a-A. N ■ *a fj t l1 ’ll,* 1 It ■>*««* ;r *11.1 , George Maffott, &24L Lilly Court, tigrome a tourist rented" Lane. Mrs. R. W. Turner and * •- i Pall—an ,-^f .ny oft— The SnJJIu Harrison Chapter of :** at*^:30 P. SfT; No. 3 -.Mrs. C. R. Mr. Coleman, President of Hpsi Mrs! C- L. Irwin, • ■ * ^irdtscriiAtoo » l ray life.** ■ Id its first meeting ^ MobJcy i*rexpected e D^A.ll, held Its first meeting Bnvmori, Chuirtdan, Mrs. 'S. D. the Chamber of Commerce, thanked The Qlub house was beautifully \ nails, the w ot and the s e t Highleyman, Valencia Drive nt o( the season <lAt * IP at the hdTOF**0 af rive home for the weekend the club fur its generous gift for decorated .with arrangements of *uik. you u .atvkw and netof Mrs. E.B. Vl?1 -' his fmnily « 708. Oak the National War Fund Drive- He , the club flower, single red hibis& 3:00 P. M.:,No. 4 ■ Mm. A. 4). -AvertiW, ov-teiilv gr»" in>vsA Keen a g ed , said the Chamber of Commerce at eu*. grren palms and laq.:*t> :m. Smith, Chairman, Mrs. II: M,. .1.11. Menii'k mill Mrs. C.R. DawsceyeWed riranv r ua h n l in case n"titter dab- would suggest * pxut •The tea table was laid wttn a lace Moore; 701 Myrtle- Avenue at'i-edn -ns co-hostesses. 4 v tv s k n l . and w it i— As ' oioo 3:30 P. Mrs. II. C. Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Tyner, ject m be developed-by- the Gar- cloth and the table arrangement »"• M.Hi.' Jo. -*o. f, o - .ms. I". iJ Mrs. J.B. Ru>', regent, presided -le v jo ro o ls t W iirwtiDat. IT i consisted of a low crystal bowl Whelchul, Chairman, Mrs. II. C.lover Hie business meeting. The Mr. F. J. Krell of Auburndale den Club. (o u r attvm svs W s t t» I , i »u th Mr. Dean said that since the. of hibiscus and lagustrum tk-nkWhelchel, 1013 Magnolia Avenue ritual mid salute t4 life flag and Mrs. Eunice Magnusnn- spent p.'ia.n 'siii'fF'Hs at II;30 P. M.; No. tt - Mrs.-.1, D. twere given. The minutes of the list Friday In St. Augustine. club hod been organised 2D years ed by crystal candelabra and 1 fstootr . i u vvv. Fee • srstisast ■go most of the beautification, silver service at each end o f the Woodruff, Chairman, Mrs. F. W. i previous meeting were rend and » m Jv» . » > i * v . on a dtik i t m . Bender. -Indian Mound lit nt 3:30 the treft-liter’s report given. The projects in Sanford had been In- table. a reran doth :^ri|-ev4 itk Herman llrtimle.v, son of Mr. spired by the club, lie suggested . Those.atending were: Mrs. John : P. M. new by-laws -of the ll.A.R. were ami Mrs, W. S. Bromley. Is now TUESDAY ti.e possibility of- beautifying the Eick, Mrs Robert A. 55 itlhniis. also read. 1 Have v. MRS HENRY The hosteskes served refresh- stationed with the. army nt lake front drtvve,Park Avenue and Mrs. E. C. Harper, Mrs. L- L. ■ Week of Prayer mid Self ! w ii.H T S u iU n in r a tre e Cump l.ee, Vn. ' extending the Fort Mellon Park Redding. Mrs. A. C* Me Reynolds.. Denlal for huntu mir.slmis will b.< mentr unitin' eonclutlnn of the tw u aicg* tt nw > »* » M l, «wa to the Mayfair Hotel. j Mrs. George K McCall, Mrs H. observed at the Wc/hylvrtiiii business meeting to the follow<hsiH J n ie hr her ■la w s or51r*. t'h atli- Vniniittlt. th.- farmer EVeUs St.' Beck. Mr*. Roy Till is. Mr*. Mrs. McCaslln thanked the Churcil from,.* Tuesday through I ing: Mrs. W.B. Bullurd, Mrs. L.P. -------- ----Friends of Mrs. E. J. Routh j MRS. MU JULIUS DINGFELDES9: t-.liarf M.'ilmt 5 Friday from !i:3(i P. M to 4;tM limrnn. Mrs. P.E. Buis, Mrs. A. ■will regret to learn of her Illness membehi of the advisory board t'laude Herndon. Mr*. George t’ . 51r. and 51r- K>l n.i-d >• j .V in San l t mUL’ r » a < an »■' Hanlrn. Mr*. L. 51- Tvrv. 5Dfor thrir suggestions and said the Key, Mrs. I!J . Lehman; Sirs. at her home 'on P. M. Jessemine | - "*aes. :«r w ine' treww Ilk* <w development of the Fort Mellon C. L. Irwin. 51m. J. I- EminUon. The' R.W! Ware Bible Class W.L. Morgan. Mrs. F.K. Knumil- Avenue. | tmsg uat at a dr-sxss. Mm. Volie William*. Mr*. K. G. Park into a children’s playground Int. .Mrs. ILK. Tooke and Mrs. | r V San I vO'. 1 l i * n k * CJWfc of the First Methodist Church K t ttE K \tt L IM N .K had Ik^ ii brought ttkmtht* attention1Kilpatrick, Mri, J. C. lbu<. .Mrn. W om en S* h *p i I B it; j tti* in was : ft** e a r * l t h M will hold its monthly business J.B. Huy Th>* 5.-01 m* la k e tw L ih L< Friends of Pvt. Keith L, West- of the club board. She suggested, H. A. Montelth. Mr*. B. B- t rum d i r r . ! f»t*t -roetiar site w and social meeting in the church fall my write him at U.S. Marine beautifying the drive In the etnse- ley. 5lr*. C. J. Fisher. Mr. L. I. M onov O n C o sm e tics I ... . She (ttO v ty of ih * annex at 7:30 o’clock. New of. Ilk o F . ‘ (Kll a ir n and also individual lota ownIrarier .Mr*. Uly.le |»akem«m. Hnrfucka Treasure .island Actlvi-. Mrs. William Gilmour t sbr«etv-n » raitariixtir fleers will be- installed for the r n — k tc — H-rm.c r tt thmed by club member*. The chib i t Me*T* Rstn-ay. Mr? ties, - San Francisco,. Calif. I be,* jimneii Together misr User The :t • — coming yeur. All member* mp* k b - i> s n « « , t —I ■ . I ‘a present ha* 121 memliera which 5\._A^_Fitt*. 5tjrx-_VV±_ B- ' ' ray. peiuL. 4 laiiat —Receives Her Degree 1 . W Ss»isi. f ai -.of—Mr*. U. Ik — uiged to attend. + v n e * 5 K n f . --------rompo.e five circle*, the new Mr*. J. I*, t-ul.cn. 5Irs- II. 55. * i . --------- -| Me* d>Un Frvo»> d t r m ma t » ’ -he box* it-... f It The board of -director* of Mrs. G. W. Brown left last Magnolia Circle having been add­ Rucker. Mr*. Fred Russell. .Mr- tsHm etie*. M r*. G e o rg * E w an * j > op- o s , h— tifioaiw , ptaa* f t r the .tin * d ie pu n;e<l Irmnle lin ir tiis n a--.i M r.. Chamber of (.lummui u. Commerce i unionise will win meet Hli'Vl i ., Mrs. _ William ,, . McGregor . ,, .Gilmour, ... . week for Kentucky where she ed this year. The combined pro- llenn- Russell, Mrs. K 5\ Turn e v ery th in g ur.f,and her I it Kubu* was appvwte.1 Past * our rtt}. ’ASate*er aewytet tiMK hear* or r,o »t* at 7^0 P.M. at the Mayfair Hotel ‘ I ' ' 6" J* '’“ S hU] Uv°E was called by the death of her er. Mm. C. I.. Ir*in. 5lr*. 5 5 of the circle* are: city .' t i n t sin* Tear let's get hagfc b . *uvecl tow ing, with |he budget cummittoc, th e i,3° I* In,k Avenue, received her brother Dr. M. Sloan. Nobie Grumi M r* \nrta IN * ^sautlfication, planting of flower­ A Morrison, Mrs. Z. B. Ratliff, cosm etig shelf u.uu.a... committee Bachelor of Science Degree in -he ha* no -!'•* ! k rt.rw ledge o f aber. c h jir n u ii o f t < t a W : t a t ie t |o f’ Thefts * l* i sate it : Navy Day celebration and Mrs. R. L. Caldwell. ing trees and continuation o f war special-Nnvni Air Station) P u*AnR*^- Administration Oct. 11 and a site 5I<» Mr*. F. E. B.il 1^)51rs. Joel the cu'ntenL- <*f . h | o f tfce^viV- com m ittee, am w itp ai'iw i tr. aw ns* work) -ftp hW M l bm . .nut I'wtrle*. foini nil lee.------------- -— ------------- hr-thr-ripen A lt T lmitH’i » f E x1 I apt. and .sir*. HajTy_S~WtnisG' (■er* o f Lucerne and K 4 v * a a Atki -iw D «ru m by Mr*. Mr Caslin announced that T C fISJ. Mr*. J. M- ItayCs. Mr*. nets t. u ii i i position Park nt the University ruff are spending some time with mnnufac knrer on W. p. Fields. Mrs. J. M. Move. That'* whv L, h1h <- N o. I : .>f t i fa irfa o ir i •Tv-njc ti^Nr artSh, m l vvnuld be two general busi­ 31? B vAmerican f S i f c o fiSlmsift B.u.h.,i,,.C.IIfoml. in U . Mr. and Mrs. J, l>. Woodruff at there S3 or ithe I.cgin oeeoftic* , tnltor* o f t*pr K. -v-.mmee tw it e Littncfcsar ft*rmk± joU Ii n n Xrthness meetings during the 1045-48 51r». Irving Feinberg. Mm. Henry j offer* an mtn.-.! Calif. 112 West Seventeenth Street. hut care , 3j>., iary will hold n covered dish sup­ Angeles, Mcl-aulin. Jr^ Mrs. Basil C .' kit with a io .I l -season, ono on Feb. 8 and the *is psantorg She arts of Ti iml Knrl Warren delivered, per for legionuircs in the Legion theGovernor *’ other on 3!ay 10, and also .an Moorr. Mr*. R. F- Cren*h*». whiche x p t a i »■ \ft rr th** h • r - - ' ) r « t ! . : g » a - • *htp i o 4 l e t s ' it stats. rommenrement mlilress. con­ nut at 7:00 P. M. All members of vocation ceremonies bonoring the Airs. J. B. Crawford. Mrs. t. P. I peodurt corta-o Lieut, Bruce Bolt has recently nralrn sale in the first week in »;g e ‘ took. W r t u* I ----— c B . T . •L « i F i l l hiivt* the legion ami auxiliary are in­ 325 candidates at the <>3rd an­ received his discharge from tho February. She complimented Mrs. Henderson. 5tr«- Slvron Smith. ] and what, eflfevt ^e.'trU*. ________ _ | ubnurtl vited to uttPinl. 5lrs. Harry C. Ilettel. Mr*. Gethe skirt in o i a tn • iitiftir nual priiduntion event of tho Army A ir Corps and has re 0. P. Herndon for her work in urge Touhy. Mr*. John L. Le.\ TWfir art- til**** Mrs. II. J. Lehman will cmriuct University o f Southern -California. turned to hla hnmn at the San compiling the year hook, and i F IH L M T V K K K KK IN ISU B O » .» ‘ Iippra brief service on homo missions ford Country Club. closed bv saying. "With deep 5Irs. Fordyce Russell. 51rs. D. C. (hr pn*irtai»t atUMT* A N D K K l'A iR K D Howard. Mr*. Bernard Wilke. in the praver meeting roorft of gratitude In our hearts let us F lm t v»»t« d ru ii: Mr*. F D. Brownlee. Mm. Char* Antique or Modern: the First Presbyterian Church nt continue to grow, to conserve, to i*fl abuntillif wit, cl hvilrtmiiptl iy 3:80 p. M. beautify, lart u* strive to make le* 55*like. Mm. C.-L. rVwell. 51m. 'wf&kh iliir* nit r o«MLim vitiuLniti- f ;i.» Ihtimcf U.* g. | BRING YOUR Kl: RNITU RK T O ... of DeLand will make their home WEDNESDAY the future world a better ptara in A. I- Lyon,. Mr*. W. K. Williams. raliiH ;»li i * v.^'L. If’Illi. k-atiN ■ unt th* blood Si* as US TO BE B.’U'KRTt.Y W3in Sanford. Mr. Mitchell has which to live, by forwarding tha Mm. Fre«l R. Wilson. .* , 1 llarrv lien nr Gin'.. . a PAIRED A N D REFUttSUED. Civic Department of the San­ « accepted a position with Florida blessing mid the glories of tha Heeren. Mm. Harry Parworth. fur*, ,1-iv*’ n i A ;!•**!•* UR thr "Ultl MUibiittiC W U'hKR SETS P A I N T R I*. ford Womunji Uub wdU-Tiav*| a: uiio Power Company, _____ good earth". -Mrs. Eiutor Curlelt. Mm. llis r l,. ttlal v!mC ihp P4' ^ “1 ( ... P R I C E * R K K S O fO - lfB l.lt covered dish It (TfPtlentrill" I Tie OTifj 1‘Diiikr Mr*. E. I). Brownlee opened the G. Kresse of Jacksonville. 51r*. in.fl! •akin I'ltv*'rfif ittfL PROMPT S*:EV1i ;s . House. Mayor Higgins wljl. dis­ *.*♦ *jiff * th' cuss “ Sanford as ,n Tourist Cen­ W i t thh*Ti * a. "bfifshifijf, y i r ! * *»fit,ainvf Sgt. Orman E, Ward has re* meeting with a prayer and Mis. 5Uye Walker of Lnch Haven. Pa.. Colonial b'urnituro ter.” Hostess win be: Me*. J.B. the Army at Camp Attcrbury, Zeb. Ratliff, secretary, read the Sirs. Lea Lr-her. Mr*. K. F. the puStowe of wh-i:h 41 to onf lit thr*«*nfb Bay, Mrs- J.G. 'Bannett and Mrs, Ke finisherscently received hie discharge from minutes of the last meeting. .Mrs. Lane. Mm. Marine lli-hckin. 51r*. |encouraging the actioit ..t the J.T. Nswby.' Members nre reIII* •* *t 1 l i t t h l trl'a&f « f thv j>ktn Ind, Ho -plana to make a trip Fred Wilson read a note from II. II. McCaslin and other*. Ouesied to cotne nt 11:30 A.M. to aml t«* ha,-tv* th** uf sfs'tul to Ban Francisco, Calif, before re­ fold sculs. turning to Sanford. Officers Elected By Birthday Party Given Mr*. George Moffett will con­ duct a brief service on homo BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT At Nursery School Mr. and Mrs. Sum Bethea will Demonstration C l u b missions in the ptaycr meeting Ensign iiml Mrs. Lauren R. arrltM in Sanford on Oct. 24. i room of the First PreshytoHun Officer* were elected for the A joint birthday party was held , Church from ,1:30 U> 4:00 P. M, Johnson announce the hirth of n Mr. Bethea haa served in the son, Lauren It. Johnson Jr., (Hig­ Marine Corps for four years, year at the Sanford Iluine at the Nursery School at Pai -THURSDAY Regulur meeting of the Sent- gle) Oct. 12 at the Fernnhl- three years of which were spent* liemunstration Club m e e t in g metto Avenue and Sixth Street Thursday afternoon at the home Memorial Hospital. in the Pacific theater. . fnole Chapter No. 2 (Jnler of tho Lnughton of Mrs. R. T. Warren 1UI2 Oat recently for little Ruslyn Bower* Eastern Star at 11:00 P. M. Initi­ Mrs. Johnsou is the former Nell Steward. Mr. and Mrs, 1L W, Turner Avenue with Sirs. Roy Tillis, and Judy SchaJwick who cclebrat ation reremony will l « held. ed their third birthdays. had as their guests ' over the president, presiding. Those elected were:- president, Mr.’ and Mrs. O. V. Rufo an­ weekend Mr. Turner’s sister Mr*. All the little 'children sang nounce the birth of a son. Ronald Irene Whitenor of Willlston, Fla. Mrs. John Andes: vice president, "Happy Birthdoy” , "God Blr* . Happy Birthday Juftics, Oct. 11 at Hie Fernald- and sister-in-law Mr*. Lottie 31m. J, B. Crawford; secretary and treaiurer, Mrs. W. B. Brin­ America" am i.-"Be I LB o t to Laughtigi Memorial Hospital. Turner of York, 8. C. Monday . son. Trouser*". They played games and Lois Ann Dobson Mr*. Myron Smith and Mr*. competed In contest, throughout Friends of Walter Turner may Vttenioon. 'wflle~HISr.aT W e following ad­ TUB* 5vere~appotmed'to r»pn’ smr dress: Lieut. Walter M. Turner, the club at the county council. A Pink ahil green color scheme 0S34074. Adjutant General’s Sec­ Mr*. Ouida Wilson gave a report was carried out in the ilecoration* tion • Publications, dll|. Base K, on th* 4-11 Club work and also u APO 72, e/o Postmaster, San dyeing drmonitrutioif. Mm. J. N. of the nursery scpool and mL*u in Gillton was welcomed into the the refreshments. Franclaco, Calif. club as a new member, and the Last Times Today In addition to 28 little buy* an.) Among those from Sanford at­ new year book* were planned by girl* the following attended the. tending the Vanderbllt-Florida thg year book committre. A social hour followed the party: Mrs. Bower*. Pvt. June game In’ Gainesville -last weekend DEODORANT of Camp BLanding. Mm. were: Joe Watbsn, McKay Tru- business meeting and those at­ Williams Winona Bragg, Mr*. John Welch. luck Malcolm MacNeill. Glen tending were: Mrs. J. B. Craw, Mr*. Mary Uhurrh Mr*. Steven­ fJ B r Lingle, Vera Clark, Harold Kas- ford, Mr*. C. M. Flowers, Mr . CREAM tner, Richard Singletary, Ray John Andes, Mm. M. 11. Smith, son and Mm. Alice Staples. Fox, Jimmie Kirby. J.W. F.lli* Mrs. Roy T i l II * . Mr*. C. W. Billy Gray, Bobby Cullum, Carl White, Mr*. II. II. Martin, Mu. Williams, Ed Fielding, Billy J. N. Gillton, Mr*. W^ B. Brinson, Shoemaker, H a r o l d Chapman, Mrs. Ouida Wilson snd Mr*. It. Te preserve year rai Bobby Harper, Bobby Jones and T. Warren.. PRESERVE Walter M. Smith. A Social Calendar • ODc/ict(iij dj^icuj- — MORE FUN— "AS THE F tY FLYS” Metro News Tuesday Only M l '" you Lay u drodorant ^cica..« t.iili uicli u iaiuyUf-; ,naruv, you blow you eon ex­ pect ihi right kind ol protec­ tive ui-tiqu . . . for ytut and fur your VltAheiT tloroUiy Cray Deodorant Cream is doubly effective . . . against perspira­ tion and against odor. Won’t aUin ot injure fabric*. , . not gritty or greasy, but creamy and delicately scented. Jar, Mrs. Ellen Shadoin Weds L. M . Page In the presence of a number of friends the borne of Rev. A.C. Camp in Orange City, pxstor of the Southslde Baptist Church of Sanford, was tha scene of a pretty Fall wedding Oct- IP at 8:00 P.lf. whan Mr*. Ellen Bbadotn of Banford and L-M. Page united in Louiaburg, Ky. marriage. The bride entered with the groom. She ehoee for her wed­ ding a auit of blue crepe and luggage acceeeoriea. Her shoulder corsage wae of sweetheart roees. Mrs. George Ewan, the bride’s only attendant, were a fnahla dress, black accessories and * shoulder corsage of white roees. Mr. G.W. Clark acted aa beat man for the groom. After tha ceremony Mr. and Mr*. Page left for Daytong Beach where they will apend a few days prior to departing for Loulsburg. Ky. whan they will make their * Wed. - T h u r a T l ITS SURFACE Paint Your Car— To restore that Te *a*e Its metal fr rust. We are equipped to handle any paint job, car or track, expertly and promptly. H O LLER MOTOR SA LE S MS. W . let St. P h ase 522 �t N 5 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12 1945 let hi* t wm hi nun nl *•*-*" to *e.20 per tin**- hundred f*»ands; itecn* $7.80 to rihnd »* W «0 ; buiH fX.25 to *7.80. p I**'»!<- a ir tmlng lark *oovl|te Toi tnrorih llin iit t o a t la r lo i “ A rwioit from 8. E. Johnton. ■. n: t i t m&nagt-r in I’lant City rails at*n«l err- t n*» inti tn the introduction of tna-h tic retting in that urea'.* Farmer* great vtrawbctTv industry. The tnimuls ft port trill of the experience of went., a only **nr grower. V| M. Cos of me rr» the M ils tv section, hut Indicate* I c**a»s the same tvpe of marhina uaed in •f ra!** - rj-lrir piantinc is proving very n total «urv -ssfut. Planting liy use of tor Ri- ’ hr machine »* said to effort t l<u-ii'” - ' nt> tntiial reduction in cost osar m If •! *S the old method of setting the pound-, plant* by hand. wadh «~ l oenrm First to introduce High Test I7DTT TullSOhoIil Spray to Florida. Southern Chemical, now brings you YOU DRIVE IT! PHONE 200 5TRICRLAND-M0RRIS0N, Inc l'm -1 S tm *t at Sanford flplft1 A rt . Hies. Ants, Roaches. IVlosmiitts’s. Water Buga, Moths, Fleas, Lice, Bed Bug-. Ticks,. A. ^3 T t e |m pi*! a*. "Orfimi ^ P Y R O -D D D T .with PYRETHRUMFor tptick knock-down, sure kill, •und la.-tlng effects against p w i -uow, Hoi' rv,M«r* Sn.r n rm rm Bill Harvey Another FIRST for Southern! RENT A CAR a, nr*r t«*Wi o f thr rssT, n h Anyone having any rejia.r work in my shop at 210 East Fifth Street its naked to please call for it at once! I am being forced.to close due to recent robberies. orrn ™ ; ■ fati iiftnin; 'ttl • NOTICE ).>■#.« rt sor •OWW- TIB-. Wr tm Im in rifttrer »nrl *«• $£.25 a quarl KiiMiMMa1dPinm ttw- amt ag SMr a n . f/urmunimMl | Dislriliutcd by JENNINGS SEED STORE 202 Sanford Avc. U .in tjrrg .i T G I K T H O N E O P E C A TORS *. "s la f n-iw — w »cn the hwtle agamu rising ptteci tsdlmoewon Now u the time M -ittmg *w to your A ar H indi. Id l -r r i h u u n g SC W H iH l.ll. I Q — p.jn tour spending and plan tout saving Htte ti win P ru d arc high buy Vtctrir,' Bondi, add in )«w ( hank account rcgularl) — Cut that bigputchaeyou will want to mate in tl.e future, a home o f yiiur own, perhaps Liter, in a more abundant time, thti in­ vitation can iaunpl]r you with AMERICAN LEGION DANCE At The Armory Benefit National W a r’ Fund . Saturday, Oct 27— 9:00 P.M. ’til? Music. By “The Banana Boys” you mow want— u ) « the down payment now today. Goods arc K-ucr < un- Adm ission: SI per coup Ip (tax inc.) |<;nti«t buying nl in te r’ com­ modities hid*. p rim nf>, ipaba hut dollars bui less , Men in iinifnrm 50c (tax inc.) Tickets on Sale at the following places: Smoke House, Bill’s I’ kg. Store, Frank's Tavern Uoumillal & Anderson, City Drug Store. Touch- W h t iW 1 :m t * iv r w «it S.J. W irk .l,v -sni: nra-i. S u iM iw ia n i -Salonhv*. 0-12 m a WBi- on For Table Rcserval ion ifhnnc 200— - 50r per of Sanford im K. 1st dta. . . 1W 'U.rt Krsnl* I t The public is cordially invited In attend Meathrr nf Fnil T»rpnstt- Iti-nred up le Fj.SO# liftXK RANG3RR UGH* ME SAVVY.' IM LOOKIN' FOP A MED iCftJE MAN t-iAMED TON TO DOC LANE IN BUFFALO FONT,SENT A\E OUT HERE. ^ G J d E S S 'D lH ^ - M O R G A N S jf S U R E - H E A L S O c t s t h a t t— r —^ « E S DOC LANE SAID ME HAD A BAD C A S E O F MlSAUIHAOW AND SENT HIM TO AN IN ­ DIAN M ED IC IN E M AN )— INJUN- YOU SAVVY WHfTT M A X ’S .LfNSO ? T f iu E .'S W 5 tm—^ t S IC K d o c t o r la n e c o n v in c e d "DUKE* THAT ME* RFALL* *41 AND "OW€- L O T TOWN lO HUNT UP AN INDIAN P = ~ o YOU LOOK PLENTY BAD. MAYBE YOU S C K -H U H ? r - YEAH, I — DO ^ fU H THINK. YOU CAN HELP M E ? UGH-YOU SIT DOWN.TONTO f ix -u m pl e n t y q u ic k , ft I PUNNO EXACTLY | YOU n V T A L K . WHAT'S A ILIN 'M E,/ TONTO 11 K E IN JU N , BUT - r ^ ~ < M EL 1 HB, MORGAN 46 TALKING ID IDNTO NOVM HERE • TAKE A LOOK. r WELL, R L ARE - ARE YUH BREWIN' THAT STUFF. FOR *5 R A N K IN G TON7D5 -IT WONT BE LONG r - > J S ^ tfr g fiA N �T W R fcAN FO W tl H E R A L D . P A N F O R D F L O R ID A M O N D A Y , O C TO B E R 15. IM S THE ST R IC K L A N D - MORRISON, Inc. Phone 200 Your Ford Dealer Since 1931 . _ -'nnf-ril. firmlm-lr i-.fuu .■(filial tiny ••( .I.* |M» i, AC. (Ills l.l .lit) nf (H t.l Hi.* N. Palmrii Cold Preparations DtA^-WHcN OUR Mi l. IT*; G A t a * F A U N O . Vv1 i M . I | L' l- M O U iiH J U u r T . » i s A , " W I L L l OU HRVC j O M t H i i r » T I ? " a m p n o r -3HOii r "G O AMFAD/ Chase away You buy Insurant*, pay fa r If, and (o rp l It— mitil TOO have a lom lThen jroo »an1 , action. II you tnaurod th m g b oa, art taka to n of all detail, and arrange a prompt act* tlemcnt. f W i Serw. lea/ STATE Of K U M t l D A U i Irorn m niM v « . . • k Ili-nli7»|K-lk. o i h r r «• I » e ‘ W I T N E S S im I l.iiiiun. Hu11*,>1. Tiiprljlk, 111 ] w l «t Sutifi-r-l I Hfclitwml Avunur, r.v»»1ui\ N » w «nit,.-wi: Jrrii) Ihi- m i l iln) ii| A ttwnrn M U of <mn plaint h «v * 1H5 Inp b*Pii (IM you hetbln i ,n E AI.) l<>llcnlninln T/irrlk. nthpnvluf |. t<| ■ktmi.n Ili-nlAinlf) Tnpohlrk. Ill i-luk nf |lli* Cnri-iill 1‘oiirl In nml for Soinlj,, 1111111- Cnnhly, Klm-lila. in Chunrurr, t • fm rtlvorrr, thr.i- jirp.rnla art- i |a H1>ANI> W si ' Ih rm for* to n u n tin ml you lo or gi.iicltnt fm |-|nih latnl mipi i i rll h rr In |irr»nn or t»> Inllnriii-i lirlorr Ihr aliovr ■!> Iril ----l*Ourf ill Malifi.nl. S. Miliii.lt roiinly. OltflEII III' * 1*111 ! Flotilla. on Ho Dili ila> of Novum- I viiM.1’1 U ll l :i llirr, Al l . ltll, i■ttl •*t l i l i r d n -r r r |»lari- Ilf t n l i l n I I11*1 •* i-onfram Will In a n li r n t u- mi.1i..,. I. unhimw .ttalnul you: li> (H-ttll.it ..ml 1 ll l« fiirthi-r m ilr r u l Inal ihla |.r ar In n ri Italn I Irlla lhm In- iniMlaliml In Tlir Ban- lilt.I npimi.t mi, foril llrrulil, n m u up.i|i»i jiultllvh- ||(>|iwtl, •■rt In Smifnril. WrtnliMiIr County, rult r .m .i , ■ Fturlita. nnrr rnrli w r r k for four Clnrlitu. n„ i., i tif-r Hull |M> in. nl Novrinliat. \ I il r|lll- Im i lln n i t In IWlhll, lint— f,.| tlmo I. nn m l In l Ko ltH IIKIIA1 I* •i n » » i | i i | i r nf c l Mosquitoes, Gnats TAKE EVEN AAORC , i SOUTHERN B R E A D / *y/ and nttirrjcr Flies Ubc the repellent developed for our Pacific (Sis umtw / SVCLL -I'L L TH'MK -(T-O V Ftt— ' Kerry driver liri-* srrn flwtrurk* nifiiMiiv; tlmm Mir ru thrir liic hc.H > Ju.nl.. Ymi T I ruck llrr* Inkr a terrific bi-aii IItr hiinl inTudiiv~ « far. N.ilm rlibhrr'in slaiiit ih.-! j j l t t t • C5|Hviitlly cnnipmliiih'-d t«i lie c\t •extra lulu; vr.uinr.-* ■ Southern’s Insect Repellent ■ __________ Dbdrihulrd by H .JAM ESG U TA& EN CY FHONK TS AND 4 1 i • W o oji n M 't W i ,-i a n f l u . lir. JEN N ING S SEED STORE and t’ card Intldo; «* ■* Ituldui miaraittr-' l to t-*’ ->*-.. NHnrTtiWiir ii*-.tl iti rrvnw’ *,'"i truck and luia tire*. U-* i \.i’a ti On yuit.* tires inrfin t-:’ or 1<*> "• Md extra n e a r 'o u r rattip.y of. rubber. CONCRETE PIPE 321 K. Flint S1r<et DRIVEWAYS WELLS SEPTIC TANKS WATER TANKS CULVERTS and SEWERS Transil Ml* Cnarrete SernaHa avallatile at prlup C O N C H R TK C .^ iC . W e l s l n Southern «3S B r e a d C lll.O C K P E N IN S U L A R , Concrete Pipe Co. _ _ > 1 .0 « . . . M « WELSH TIRE SHOP Phone I I I lire Itepairinu Kir. \\ . Jml Vulranir.iiiR Phone IZI1 SANFORD. FLA: 4 —n — p i i i i i l a n iiiuhr iip i a w a 1 HTAKEII 7\ Hour service H0\NTHIS7 f CAN'T O N E O F YOU N U M B N A N N IE S < OOME U P WITH A N 1 ID E A ? - A N Y T H IN G G E N IU S ATW O Pk: L E T S ASIC HIM TO JO IN O U O CX U 0- f Be a b p o t h e c r --------1 W O LF/-/-1 - THEN FOIE INITIATIOM WE C O U LD MAJCE HIM S H A V E r -x O F F H IS sounds o ^ e p y B ur w e l l g i v e i r , B v .P A l'l R O B I N S O N IPG n-ilS 1 ) N E l EC CAN kTCl tC k ^ i ItLlTlLLV O U THSGVM A WHIRL/ yc^>OE I MVMMDS ELECTED lO FAG r ABLANK/ -------- f BESIDES-THE LE G S ACENT YJH ArTH EVU SED TD BE • r* TDO MUCH S H R A P N E L S O R E Y /TOO SW ELL HAVIN’)A MUCH STUDY BACK) BUTCH *f .*■ TO CATCH UP ? VOUC O LD SPO TS OPSN ON THE I— TEAM / r ' ’ Hi VA/ FELLAHS. HI BUICH VJECOME TO k. A S K - V O u TC-./OIN O ULCLUS -'IH E \\ULr---- , \\OLF — I SW ELL OFYtXJ G U Y S l ID LET NGINVOUG-/— rh c l u b » n = — WELCOME. BROTHEE — \WOLF.*j NOW THAT VOU'PE P4IHE ---- v PACIC VtfttXL^NtTfATE-YCXJ .* IN IO UO CASE. WE R E LETTIN VOU OOWN EA3//- ALLVOU ( HAVE TO D O IS SHAVE OFF -------------- 1THE SPINACH//—' [ CNEW THEWU vva .. 1 CrtTCt t l D IT— ^ i :.I 4 r o . D O IN G * S O R £ Y . " ' VOU C A N T tfc,c*:our v *v ■,-MCE A W O lF A'-W AVS A ,--- 1 WOlF."J Poor Homo lightin g tirei young eyoic and h e l p s ittfcke p o o r liit d t M H l F ollow t k m 4 Minplo rules: One child in fjve hhs defective vision. More than half the people over 35 havb eyesight troubles! 1. Dq all reading, ttudylng, tewing, or gatae-playing C L O S E to a good light source, preferably a modem reading lamp, 2. A v o id glare from bare bulbt. Don't eit P A C IN G a light. Glare strains eyes. 3. Avoid SHADOWS. Make sure you hove good light directly on your book or work. SHADOW S STR AIN EYES- . 4. Have eyet examined reg­ ularly. If eyet are defective, vision con be gfeatly help• ed with proper glattet. Eyesight can be conserved . . . now that home work is agaih occupying school children at night it is doubly important that they have proper lightittgT’Poor lighting can cause eyestrain. . . and low grades in school. B y P.AUI ■. , * n > x v s v> . 1 1_ 1 -if A s Jvij fK /ft, Myffir- j * . 1* 7 By B EEN S O LONG ID ALM OST POOGOTTEN HOW T ----------1 LO O K./ J O K A y VOU G U V S / k----VOU 6 H A / E D M y B E A R D O F F / S A n S F IB D ? ^ — ^ t \ • - * * *• M [*N* :, x 1K^ ( Co . S o l/ r VOU B B E A R D WAS perfectly r ~ — KOMAhfnC V BUT I LIKE l rv, YOU C 3 n r ^ ° BETTE1? - J THfS p j - J T ' wav * ) ' SrA~(f L & ■‘ J" f. fDAKETT. R O B IN S O N . nr p a u i. r o r in s o n i CPEERS “WE&B YJE TJ , GAPV*. TO *L»MA'/E" HiM ! . . �* T MONDAY, OCTOGER 15. l g j j l T1IE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA Rent Waiting: Period CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING BATES JOc per line for ohe Insertion R A Y M O N D M .-BALL, R E A LT O R Changed To 6 Months 03c per line for three Insertions Real Estate Snlt*8—Rentals—Mortgage Loana 07e per line for 6 Insertions The waiting period for pur­ 15 per line for 20 Inarrtlohs Dependable Insurance and BotTdB chaser* of homes in the Sanford Minimum rate* . . . 30c Defense Rental Area, who wish •Rhone 9G0 Room 4 , Florldn Stale Dank Baldtkg PHONE HB OR BRINC YOUR Aft* ta THR SANFORD HERALD to evict tenant* on the ground „ Al* Newsfeature* \ Count, five words to the line, ineluding phone and address. that the purchaser wishes to live .V,n«hlngtoM —All enemy jirldonAll aarerllsements for situations want*4 will be. charged far at the in the bouse himself, has been i-rs of wni, tlieii work- in|)ldly tegular rlemdflfd rate*. ___ ___________ changed lo six months under nearing an end in Die United Federal Bent Regulations, it was States, nre expt-cted to In* re­ Rids to Contractors and Builders FOR S A L E — _ _ !H E LP W A N T E D — announced by Russell U. Davis, turned to Europe by nt'itt spring, proviiling n maior source of liilnii area rent director. * ■ FILL up with kcivMjtm and fuel ! GIRL for soda Fountain at Lan for rctonstructioo of the isit le w I For ItuildinK n platform approximately 178 fl. by 58 Where a purchaser was n oil before winter. ev’s Drug Store. Part time or cutlneiit. member anil served' in the forces II. It. POPE CO.. .'the office of tinprovost mm ft; itids will be open Ocl. 25th, 1945. Blue Print* and of the United States during the full time. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ *lilH general of the Army snys 3R SALE: Ample quantity Ions period of the war emergency and the number of enemy prisoner* life GOLD SEAL asbestos roof MALE bnrbrr for Ship's Service desires possession of the accom­ specification^ can be seen ut the Office of The San* i f war lit the United Stales an coating containing Petrogum. modations for the adequate hous­ at Sanford Naval Air Station of Sept, 1945, wits 362.170 Ger­ Sanford I'nint & Gins* Com­ ing of himself and family, the ford State Farmers Market. pany. 117 So. Park Avenue, WANTED: 26 colored laborers man* and -I0.7K4 Itsliun*. . (Thererent director may issue a certifi­ a i-re also’ 6.08(1 Japanese). for railroad work in Sanford. Phone .70:i. cate even though the veteran has Tills does not include npproxiPermanent. See C.C, Bronson, paid less than tweilYy pee cent ■lately 12,600 prisoners' wiio have TWO FARMS FOR SALE-One 119 Myrtle Ave. after 4:30 of the purchase price do^n and een shipped kirk to Europe nince 3 acres, tiled land, 1 ifood well, P.M. mav authorixa the purchaser to ■-K liny. 2 story house, 1 car gnrnge, t pursue his remedies for the re­ The’ provost mnndinl general's <ool house, 000 f|. West of moval or eviction of the tdn(nt Lake Monroe Post Office. One •UNKNCUMHBREDrrrfmedr"whtte- _if flccL-juxpcclcd—DUKH1... additional grirtlmB-tesj-thamBr^HOTU •OWa to be returned to Europe — ^ 5 “ 6elfes,T»tnne<Tr]t<MMnrtll. 2 waiting period. lady. good personality, to live luring September, Including 49 ■lory house, 2 story Imm, 14 with working mother and ala Italian aervire unit* comprising Landlords who desire to sub­ mile west on Ornmcc Uoulcyear old daughter, good home !29 officer* ami 8,400 enlisted stantially altar, remodel or deyard. J. VV. Sell, Lake Monroe, and salary. Wrjte P.O. Dos personnel. nmlisli'n structure occupied by i 1220, giving name, address and tenant nre now required to file a Major Gen, Archer L. Larch. phone number and previous irovoBt marshal gene nil, Mild the, LUMBER-Lumber! Wrecking 1 petition for a certificate of eviestory house behind Jleel's, very Don. amt are not permitted to prisoner* of war in thi* country '.best lumber. Plentv doors, win­ give the tenant u police them­ ire working at” presinil but Oi WANTED; Cofured. man for genselves.■•^•uSvk.'s , dows and plumbing. Duharl's for such lnlior In deci.ii: b.i,. er^r Inifndrr tvork. Apply h ,ieed Lumber Vnril The release of .men from the Mr. Davis further odvls-.l iM t person Sortlnnle County Laun' Army, cutbacks in government rill purchusers nre required to file dry, HIO W. 3rd St., ONE HOUSE, two lots In Golds ontracts for war. moferinir. ami -u.petition Jumwii us D-4 in order boro. Iluhnrt'a Lumber. Yard. •nyoffs of workers during recon­ HELPER wanted for* Jimmie Co •o secure a certificate permitting version of war Industrie* have ,wnn> Sheet Metal.Works. them 11 nrm-eed under local law-; POR SALK in Markham 'reed thousand* .of American* in to evict D(4 tenant at the expira­ resident 1i»t Midway •eplace prisoner* -of wiiy ili’ cer. tion o f six months. Ave. J.E. Walker. It! tnin industrie*. Avu, COMMANDER Of AMERICAN fORCII IN ITALY, Gen. Mark-W. Clark (> Ip .thp .South, the POWs nicked WANTED: Hotel Clerk. See Mr. met by his wife, Muurine, and ion, LI. William, on hls-nrrival at La* GOOD RELIABLE USED CARR Small at Valdes Hotel any niton, cltruiwiud oilier fruit i. mi UUStdin olrport by ATC plane from Paris. The general made the (light sugar cane, harvested peanut 16 Ida selection at or under OPA WE BUY HUMAN HAIR lit m orning. to attend a Columbus Day celebration m hit honor by the American* rice und tobacco and cut I (dptelling. No new 'cuts for many I N C H E S AND L O N G E R . llnlt.ih Lnbnr Council of New York City. ATC photo, (friternatlonal) wood. months. Gel dependable trans­ HIGHEST PRICES P A I D Ill tlie West tln-y lunyistt portation ul reasonable cost at WANTED: 20 to 30 colored fruit SEND HAIR FOR APPRAIS­ pickers. Sanford Fruit Co. Migar beets, corn ami grain, pi> : HOLLER MOTOR SALES AL. NO COMBINGS. ed und packed frails arid veg. 20H West First St. M. MARHHIK ‘able*, while in the North uiel WANTED: Office el 330 EAST 61 SI. GET YOUR gasoline and oil at '-mst they rut pulp aotl chemi tber of Sanford New York, N.Y. The Standard Station across nl wood, harvixteil litnl ; ncl ed Brunson. from the Court House. iv its und vcgetubler. In addition to this work, whIHi A nice lot of New Humpddre pulvns mostly on a contract bu.-is DIG demand, Avon Christmas lata, also while Leghorns and etween the government and pri­ Sets at this time. Colored re­ nt" Aaterlopes. Dressed fryers or agencies prisoners also tiro weight. C. L. Bridge*, presentative wantyd. Write Box ■orkd for the Army nl bpr-eand A, *-/o Herald. , phone 204. ininr. ■Althmigh-paUl at- Die .i.ic-vuilGfRLR prewar blryclc, 20 Inch ltd hu M li'. u^ti. in ung wsgn level f.i*^ eivillnli iVOl'lli wheels, ginst condition.- - 4to Pal­ COMPLETE I I I K T O H V OF •rs doing the same ly;H- of labor, W *«ra n us a ln d r C n i b d WOULD WAR II — Authentic — * U n t t f W btgis m i l l Hm metto Ave. text, Ofiirlal photos, Enormous he prisoner* working on private demand. Salesmen winded. Send iintrnrts receive only 8(1 rents a BABBITS for sale, lib Enst 21st ih»i 10c,10c,60*. 62.00 for complete sale* kit •av. They are inlil in coupon! LIQUID or write to: V.M. mitt. Gen. 'cdecmnble for goods ut tani| le t P i t t s b u r g h ’ s H ew System mill em. Distributor, 3170 S. W. Mil St. 'The remaining money earned Miami, 3b, Fla. * TRUCKS BANKRUPT SALK o f C o lo r D y n a m ic s h s lp m a k s iy the prisonei* is paid lo the rgoes 6700 to 6S90 Lrmy and deenslted In the lirah o m e lo velier lo lo o k a t — lo v e lie r to B n f i T 6910 A up 42 Dodge dumps tury. T RI P I ^ - AI D 41 International Through 1944. 622.000,(W0 was dumps 6005 & up lc,ro(lteil with the treasury. Thi A ll above priced from 6200 to otul ttL-aurh deposits was F ’*. 6500 under OPA ceiling. These plowed nnd harrowed on Cam­ ”‘1.000 fn tu June I. 1915. There is a Pittsburgh Paint for every trucks have removable canopy RELIEF f eron Avenue. BhoiuE E.1L Stowe. In - addition, the Annv e*ti t 1 i'1* tope,, stake Iwdles. and all ■steel 192-R or Edward * F, Lane, enled it saved 6162.999,(Hill it bodies, some with duals. KNIGHT. phone 512. ages l.y using I'l'W. help u purpose TRAILER CO. Ph. 5-2051, Jackrimpr. eonvllle, Fla. Open Sundays. Housed In Damp* M E D IC A T IO N S LOST Prisoners nn* hoiiM-d in 15' Qualified Pnintcra all In ONE outfit I (imps’ located on Army Inise-, and Call riA N O : Oil lieulrr; 2 metal WALLET containing money, i-c it 309 branch cmuiu net ui General Contracting *£U£V£S— beds complete; studio couch; dstralion curds, licenses, etc. s herever the imsaurr* un*- work us Huiiding, PninliiiK. Repairs ' Oak chairs 4; Pressure cooker, AT PEARL HARBOR AND HOMEWARD BOUND for New York from the far ! — Inflamed Watery Eyas laniel St. Clair. TIN Willow in.*. ■The POWs liuusrd nt liases live l'acilie, fig)ding men crowd the decks of the battleships Jotra (fore­ can scaler; wicker settee and Ave. or Heralii Office. 2 — Reipifatory Congeiltoo Store frotilM. Mlrrnra '«in;r.Liid*. wnciiljj* no unnse-t rocker. J.M. Joyner, plume For ground), CiHoriido aud Wej{ Virginia—*11 Ucd up at clocks for the ipclloii of (he camp's barrack1 moment os on the fateful day when Japan struck. The West Virginia 400-M. 3— Nos at trritotloo & Snaeilng (UiutM work of all klnd«'However the branch camps vary was one of the battleships hit In that 1041 attack. {lidrrnoiionol) LOST: Brown wallet on Lake from tent* to abandoned mcIkioJloth eeglcofle* rWlow WOOD burning circulating heater, Alary Road, near W. 13th St. ->'■ building* in Die vicinity of diRwtsI dluoolorit aod good condition. Phone 4U2-J, valuable, identification papers, (heir work WWW flYI*. ration hook. key. Alfredu Wal­ . When they are ready lo InDootllors Are Turning I lace, U1U W. 13th St. shipped liome. the POWs arc Ftfrnhdied garugu apartment prle,, ¥11 I by diagram whether the (i-J—’-l The .Complete I'nint nnd ( i Iohn Store moved into n staging urea urn’ed at 2500.00 ' I d . I 't l O t O i l l l I lays i defense is better than a 7-man their port of embarkation. Tliei Roliert A. Williams 117 So. Park Ave. ' Phone AOS line to slop ilte 'offensive power Phone 732 Atlantic Bank Bldg, LOST: Fox terrier puppy, white they , are Inmb-d In most ense­ CIIU AGO. III. O-l. 12, (F|m- of the T. Tonchton Drug Co. with left eye center of black al oard Arm? transports headed •all Tie nnn-halr strategists LADIES prewar Rollfast bicycle, apot. Wearing back harness lor Europe p, bring American * to normal . time*, Friedman ■tuad very little, tires guaranteed, wlut planned their mllitnrv rwn- Mated, Die atiinU-ur quarterback with Pennsylvania vaccination home. v -00.00. Phone 700.____________ Together with other urisnnelr nalgns on restaurant tablecloths tag, answers‘to name of “ Spot’’. offers no piuldem lo linen sup­ A liberal reward will be paid taken after Die capitulation of v ere blasted out of the war by ONE five room bungalow com­ pliers, but be pointed out that Germany, the POWa will .be okfor his return. Mrs. J.M. llayes pletely furnished. Phone 639-M. the atom iiurnb, but the Monday memberk of the assoelutlon are 110 W. 10th St. phone 4UU-J. slcned to various types of reconstruction work In Euroee bv morning ipmrterbncks nre still ■till faced willi a shortage of ONE Air cooled Johns&n gasoline the monpower division of Die with us, ncrorillng l o ' Roy J. 'materialic. . engine. 3/4 H.P. Ideal for bicy­ control eouncll . “ The extra'washing necessary M ISC ELLANEO US Allied cle or lawn mower. 2(1 Maple The provost nmrsli«l’N ofClee I'rii-dimm- of Chicago, president lo remove pencil marks from Ave. _________________ ■aid that with inrrenned shii.pimr of tliy Linen Supply Association nailery mean* wear on materials 1"**een.l n>-eils for I'OW lat*>r In of America. BORROW HERE WHERE PLANTS FOR VICTORY OAR* which must last until Dio supply PRIVACY. IB RKHPBpTEp ... the United Rtalns. and better faDENS: Collar.!*, Cgbbagt. ~LetExcenl for tin occasional world of textiles fur civilian uses gets ^ a c e , Eacarole, Tomato plants. YOUR natural desire for privacy cllllics In Hu 'European llusirr ..... . . . ______ Tioctr to nnrmnb"— Friedman in money matters is strictly to bundle them tho relurn of aU Alto Strawberry plants. J.W, respected here. Friends and VOW* in thr United Slalei: wllj iiapcry to |mi lilinn the Ja|innese ■ “ During tin* war, our industry Ball, Lake Monroe, phone 15. relatival are not questioned be materially strnped tin mi a* to empire, the military •second managed to nmintnin ndequuic 1037 FORD Model flbi Tudor; about your credit. Your em­ have them nil returned by si ring. gunners w m to Imve gone Into service for its thousands of cus­ ' ,1036 Ford Tudur. Reaaonable ployer or hualneia associate* tomers, from the comer grocery retirement, Friedman reported. Both ear* need some repair*. will not hear of your personal .store to the largest war plants," 'Hie football experts, however, ail after 5:00 P.M. Osteen, R. affair*. There la no causa for he staled. ‘JWilh the war over, f, McCullough. embarrassment. BUSINESS SERVICE are up to their old tricks again, we wish to continue' that service . Reasonable credit requirement!. Friedman said, and soiled linens and expand it." CREAM separator, A>1 condition. No co-makers on money loana. returned to- suppliers' bear the Friedman declared that linen _ Call after 6:00 P.M., Osteen, Variable payment plans. BRING YOUR CAR to Cordell’s i m u h I seasonal indications of the suppliers will give their custo­ 0 H.W. McCullough. Repair Shop. General repairs— versatility of the T formation. FAM ILY IXJAN CO. mers the best service in the Florida Bank Bldg. Phone >3 Oil change and Lubrication. Instead of planning a defense history of the industry as soon TW O piece m lng room aulte exKent Illdg. phone 17. , iiguinst .Inp suicide fliers, the ns materials, equipment and man­ : reliant condition. Phone County W ANTED football second guessers nVe power are available.. German Prisoners Of War To Be Back Home By Spring CAPU D INE 3 PROVEN f SANFORD PAINT & GLASS CO. S 0 BUY: Camera bv Service man. Phone 229*W or 071. 2414 Palmetto Ave. DODGE - I’ l.YMOlJTtl FARTS AND HERVICE106 Pel met to Ave. Phone 1011 WANT afternoon job after school, 512 E. 5th 8t. FORD truck’ 1630, ition, good tires, imraea, Paula, Fla. EXPERT Plumbing, 35 years experlence. Repairs, water hent, era, toilets, basins, baths, laun­ dry tuba. Good service. No HatWANTED: Email home, close In, unlay rails. George Coursen, Deal with owner. Mrs.'E.M.W, Box 575, Phone Co. 4106. c/q Herald. *WK ARE fullv equipped nnd know how to recap your tires. Natural rubber or synthetic wa protect the nidtgvall* of your tire. Jonee Tire Shop Cor, 1st and Elm, phone 000. I08ENE Battery type chick aoder, 912.00. See at Camp- ENT—6 room bungalow u Jehad. Ctoia In. Write P.< -S3, Lake Monroe. Fia. SPECIAL NOTICE 3 to 5 Day Dry Cleaning Service FELT 5 Day LAundry Service We recommend that new - customer* Bend their BODY AND Fender dants, imlnl injury or fading should bcorrected now to combat aging and weathering. A new pain leas method awaits you at YATB8 AUTO PAIN T * BODY 8IIOP I M N. Palmetto Ave. Phone 371 PLANTS FOR BALK ^dragons, Carnation and other >sr planla ready to set—35e N par 100 or 630 par M, t teas than 4 das to order, d RJM.1 a. ----- A ._J at milk cow, Just fraah. 136*W» EXPERT sawing machine and electric Iran aervica by man with 10 years’ experience-. Swain's Garage, across from Ball Park. Inundry last three days of week. SEM INO LE C O U N T Y L A U N D R Y CO, Waiting For a Sill U b D«m IM 1 n i N w > m w J t <or S A L E S '- ‘ ■ i A B v r r m « * v ^ — WASHING and all home a 707 General Bi wall Genera) Repair Bhop> 7 1 North Mills, Orlando, Bboi 1-1972. Prompt aarvtee. h,J’ m SPRINGS 2 2 1 Phone 475 fMather of Sanford m 6EE = IQa-M R w. , f . “Good A Bod_ __ ________ _____________ J i*' » “ - , -llls llle ■ m s* JEW w i l l ■,*'i.'.- -'-i! Ill �-vuUrjTlOr :U ...... In Unity There Ir Strength— THE WEATHER To Protect the Peace of tho World I To Promote the Program of Amcrlcoi To Product Prosperity for Sanford. TODAY; Fair. Continued rind thin afternoon and 1tonight. TOMORROW: filishlly higher afternoon temperature*. Fair. AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER VOLUME XXXVII Established 1908 Navy Reduces •'Point Scores • (For Personnel ______ SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1945 Member Associated Press NUMBER 28. Steel And Other Industries Close As 1,000 Coal Mines Are ShutOo wn __ Goal Is. To Discharge ~TT,100,000 by J a riri; Enlisted Men Need 41 j Points For Out ‘ - Commerce Board Discusses Plans For New Projects WASHINGTON, QcL.17,— iA P )—-The Navy- has mark­ ed down1the‘discharge scores o f mpst personnel, with a goal of releasing more than 1*100,000 officers and mdn by New Years. Effective Nov. T, moat enlisted men's point score will be cut from 44 to 41. Further reductions to 39 -*4<, Disposition Of Naval A ir Station P r o p e l ty Is High On L i # Truman U rging Manageitvent-Labor Cooperation Striking Movie Workers Resort To Sitdown Picketing In Newest Technique ClllCAKOruM: 17 (.VP)— * Reconversion difficulties have been ulus lug down essential B pari- in the rndio industry and it mi* appears that far fewer .-el- than were antici­ pated will be available for Christian*-. Retail prices will „ . lie the same' as in 1941. Progrxxx on road building in Seminole “County,’’ securing o f hoe; nitni and dthr facilities of the I.CNIION. Oct. 17, <AP>— Sanford ’ Naval Air Station In Striking stevedores decided event the Navy leaves here, and on Dec- 1 and 38 on Jan. 1 are. al a mass meeting today to meant of furthering improving j a . promised. remain a wav from London the St. John’s River channel. were ■ The Navy's announced reduc­ docks where soldiers have the major topics of discussion 111 tion* in point scorea for the been working nearly a week the meeting of the hoard of di­ greater part of ita personnel, are in an effort to keen food rectors of the Seminole County intended to release one-third of ships from saiUng. Striker* 'Chamber of Commerce Tuesday ita war-end strength by the first ignored back In work pleas evening tii the Hotel Mayfair. of January. . Trom the La liar government, 11. II, Coleman, newly elected With further cuts predicted in Gl PHOTOGRAPHEK, 8gt. Jordon Jom-s recon I* tin* scene of Sgl. union leaders nnd news­ Decsmber and January, the score May Master holding hands with n “ young Indy" in Stockholm. Swe­ president succeeding T. W. Lawpapers. In the lilg ports for unlisted men will be reduced den whilJ'Sgt*. Edward Herrick and G.J. Klinghammer (riglit) look ton, told the Chamber members he north of laindun, these. w*» from 44 to 41 points, effective on smiling. The girls hack home in the United States needn't worry was glad to serve them und er. no immediate sign of abreak November 1. for this Swedish girl Is obviously unntuved in her "honrt of pressed confidence that a unmin a slrike which has 46,000 ber .of "worthy projects” dwelling On the same date male officers stone-” (InternationalI idle, has immnhilirrd scores development would be furthered . will be cut from. 49 to 48 points, of -hip* and lied up some and that other projects would soon w Wave officers from 30 to 32 and 200.0U: tons of food. lie unfolded. Wave enlisted personnel from 29 __ Scautur .l.luytl re­ te Vt . ' ~ ’ my w.ortareir rre»»l ported good progress in Seminole TN AN EXTR7MPORANhOUS ADDRESS treforu a crowd of 70.000 at tho CaruthersvHIc, Mo.. Fair " No change was made in the Tho national idle expanded County’s secondary road building Grounds, President Harry S. Truman (arrow) warned the audience that the mad to peace wa* aformula by which points arc program, and atatcd that follow­ dufirult, as that to victory.^flie^President said that th» task ulu-iid require^the mutual cooperation today a.s the Labor dispute computed. The new schedule ing the letting of the contract, of labor and. mamigcmcnt. Mr. Truman was enjoying his twelfth annual to 't’«roTiicVsv'ille" a iI!I idle total jum ped to 450,000. steps up the Navy's demobilisa­ that work should tie started soon the fair. I Inlcrnutioimi—Soumiphoto) Witli’-sptvad— alt-ike* ip thu tion plan by some two months. stretch of Hoad 44 ■Tha Navy announcement also r * ” ----- soft 'fcoaf fields o f six states Jessup bridge to said that a further reductionHn i * •" I the the conn romilethvc lethed Volusia county ___ points scores for^ medical doctors link of the road leading to Mmis Iro n r e v o m o n ts A re 300 postwar labor dispute w ith pfobably will be made on Janon the East coast, lie praised ry 1. Reduction of doctor's Club Petitions Navy!Fall Weather Comes the manner in which West First * C _ „ B o i* V V M !(lu D a ily T r L I r 1.000 m in es clo sed , jshutting » « o rres from 60 to 63 points was Street lind been retrended ■weal To Continue T ra in -j In With A Rush As oth er induainouncad recently. The expected, aim to Monroe corner. This road is i .9 B ...I ii,i,'unu ,v,el » . n H l-D O W IllO W n A lC tl __ _ w . . , , r , l ' s- th r o u g h fu el shortages. «h classes the further pre­ IngOperations Here | Winds Sweep Lake being finnneed tvilli State money M gcc I n i t i o l i o n Tile coal operators lout at u new further cut will'be to 61 points. (■realise of n delay jn receiving l t l u d o l l l l L l O 11U11 propositi, the possibility of re1 improvement* are continuing dieted cut* are: por male officers S&nford residents shivered us Federal monies due in part oh the Kiwanians today at their meet­ • opening during "conciliation . ef1on stores in the downtown section other than doctors, to 44 points ing approved a resolution to be they rose from hed this morning project, whereas Road 20.1. Geneva i / ii ■ • , fort* by the government. on December 1 and to 43 points sent to the Secretary of the with the temperature down to to Chulunta will be financed with New Machinery Is In­ and new business projects ai .• vr i i being annmthcc l daily. , National C h a p l a i n , Dissention within the AFL on January 1. Navy requesting that if it be for 64 degrees us officially recorded Federal funds, he said. For enlisted male personnel, to the best Interests of the country by B. F. Whltner, weatherman. The Fosgate-Forcst City road stalled For Hand­ The t’nwiin ('ompimv is moving _ M a llo r y , Ex- l-omt»hurcmcn» Union is keep30 points on December 1 and to operations be continued by the drygoods stock into its store, * The Full wcut her came with n liaa been completed, lie announced, . new ....... * ■ m 1* »* ittg 11 large part of New York's ling M o r e F r u i t nntl work is now ..... 8ft point* on January 1. being centered] P C C IC U l O l i C l l O r C • imrlinr idle, vv^liile insurgent steveNavy et .the the Sanford Naval Air rush to Sanford, Monday after­ i.tiding that he and Mayor Edward avy at on the windows in id tile facing. ___ _ _ ,lores demand the ousting of tho For Wave officers to 30 points Station. The resolution was intro- noon us cool wrlmis and lowering Higgins will leave for Tallahas­ on December t and 29 points duced Ire J. W. Hell. bruit packing cutacity of the clouds swept in from the north see today and that efforts will More than 3(H) Florida win '"'inn’s President it van, us ( hi* A new furniture store, oper­ (*• m January 1. Lake Monroe. There was a lie made to secure resurfacing of Chase Packing House at Rand'- ated hv M. T. Haynes and A. J. veterans are expected to nrrjvti [J'ctlon tdained tho LlO leaders, it was pointed out that three over w VFor enlisted Wavea, tg 34 }•*■»•[ mg ns* ne.ii urea shower-uf .16 inch of rain, which ltdad 202. pviodo to Geneva, and. Will in ms, will puen soon In tha in Sanford on Oct. 2H, when ut IL'rry Bridges and the l 10 Mart-'J operation’ had proved point* W PixmtHei ,-i and t o It Oiti I list al inti 1ui },, iliitV' m2- stork vnrnfert * Py ‘The Cowan 2 :(in P M- a ma*rf ii.Llutloh . i f t ‘ '*''1’ unlike summer shower* left cool to provide n better surfaced I»r tlm spliL that the station wa* so located joints on Januphr 1. and riiuinmeni, it was ( ’ntnpnny. these veterans Into the American \ SitdoWn picketing—u new techns to be.mapt conducive to the weather In Its wnke. The ther­ to Bear Lake, whose residents ehinerv mometer reached-down to 69 de­ hove had a tot of trouble getting announced today by Rnliert Hehealth and comfort of the men. William JnmitiRia turs moved l.cgion will he conducted by tho |iliquu in strike procedure— by grees sometime Tuesduy morn­ back and forth to work on the ely. sales manager of citrus tiro- his feed and seed store from it * ; Miami area guard of honor movie workers in the AFL jurisKiwanians were entertained by ing, according to Mr. Whittier. present clay road. duct* for the roinpiiii*'. fiiiiuvr locution at Sanford Ave- ] Commander J. J. Itocco of diction dispute, developed us Tom Trent of Orlando, a former President Coleman announced Orange tl|ll’hing vvn* started nne nml First Street to Sanford j l'iliii|il>cl|.|.ossiiig Coats ami sweaters were no­ Post 53 is union leader* and flint producer* resident of Sanford who for many that on Saturday Oct. 27 Nuvy Monday at tho plant. The fiitit livenin' and Second Street, after mailing invitation* to every continued limit’ effort* Hi end the years was an entertainer on tho ticeable yesterday and today in Duv a dinner honoring Cuptuin anpeurs he of larger *ir.e than -|(|(vin .un.hased the Siinfoi I legion post within l on mile* to walkout. Keith Vaudeville circuit, und downtown Sanford. -A few people William T. Easton of the Sanford- that of to lust vrnr. is of good co - - Negotiation* continued in tho rior to that was with Field’s said they did not like the change, Naval Air station, will be given. lor ami <if ’ exceptionally good Cash Feed Company from Glenn bring new members to Sanford Iticluu dron, whoso-employee. Bui fur the initiation. ncnr-iuonth-long strike of some [fnstrels. Mr. Trent told many but many said they enjoyed the J.L. Ingley reported on < hnin- quality, Mr. ICeely *pid. stimulus of tho cooler wenther K iiiii rd, lie is retaining, lie i* According to Joel S Field. 61,00(1 A F L lumber workers in jokes that had the Kiwanians in t'hn*e nnd Company wa* lint also retaining Bill Bailey from seventh district commander, it thu l ’ueific northwest uml 40,000 and that they felt much invigor­ her finances and *the budget for who prior to an uproar. 1946-46 was adopted a* rend. able to linmlliall of tile front e, has returnF expected that till' National ated. CIO workers over wage demands. With Harry Kudell accom­ H.B. Pope reported that he und desired by growers last year, .lie In* fin uier store. _____ _ __ H I _ three year* panying. M r.’ Trent sang -tho Steel production, liucklione of There wua much talk this A stole at 317 West First Chaplain of the American Legion, ago was assistant manager of song he first introduced at the morning on vtraet corners re­ his committee had contacted Cap­ added, Imt till* year the inrreii*ed -Street i* being prepared by Hie It *v. D. C. Mqlloiy of Jack­ America's, peacetime reconversion, tain Easton in regard to dispo-nl equipment will permit the pm 'l.'sonville a ill lie present aknllio ed to the store In his former Colonial Theater in Akron, Ohio, garding fuel oi) and fire wood. Jiltin'* Chestnut und John Dono­ ceiemoily, ami all 7th district dcclilicib-ut an pluming uto under capacity,- after receiving his In 1912, “ My Melancholv Uaby," According to the County Price uf facilities at the Naval Station ing of several hundred tlmiiHNiid hue for a Venetian blind store. the wciglit of tin- collapse o f ne­ drpni tmeiit rnniiimndri' Present honorable discharge from the words of which are printed on and Rationing Board the follow­ In event the Navy leaves, purtj-, bores of citrus. -There are Ini lictwen roft coni opera­ Work i* *progressing' oil the Ii Imi- will ho i\. Meade Wilson, gotiations cularlv of the hospital unit. prpvemeiit* in coloring, waxing, service. tor.- nnd United Aline Worker*. the song sheet the Kiwanians ing price ceilings are now in ’ It-was reported to Mr. I'iiihnew addition to tile Hollywood state ilepartmeiit commuiidi-r, A. and drying of oranges, nnd gra­ ' As an aviation ordnance man, us*. He then told of how Harry effect on fire wood, delivery uml Mon; Haul 20.000 steel workers which was formerly occu­ Reid Mann, department adjutant, Brat' class, he eerved for a long Kudell firat Introduced in Chicago, racking included: 1C inches or that if the station should lie cing licit* have been remodeled. fillup pied liy Sears Roebuck Company, Lee Weiners, commander of the ill tile i'iltMbiirgli area alone Ume on the US8 Carrier Card Irving Berlin's initial hit, “ Alex­ less in length, 121 a cord; 16 to abandoned, at the end of the two Demand i* exceptionally good now occupyug their new store Chef-De Cure. Mr*. J. II. Kirk were thrown nut of Job* a* the operated so effectively ander's Ragtime Band" which 24 .Inches, $18.60 a cord; and months following, the Senior <IT for early oranges, und the out.- |acro**...liu!_aLrucL • walkout ainuiig_imncra_tufmii^lu____ ■ pal cieki—peesiilewk—»f-lh e —lo-g guhpTfinPB in tho JLiiantlc 'was~stnrg"by SophtirTucker;------hmk~ts~fnr~n~~ver\r~gnndJ *ewronr , other pit* with 200,000 mine „ Extensive alleratiuii* arc tak­ Auxiliary uml Mr*. Monty Mont area, that it was tha first car­ Mr. Reely declared. M/Sgt. Julian Stenstrom, for­ workers striking. Them idled men eora‘ to the Navy or Army so they ing place in the Thorpe Furniture gtiim-ry, secretary und tieusuret rier ef-lts type to receive a presi­ mer Herald sports writer whq Celery prusiecta in tin* -San accounted for almost half Hie could pick any articles needed fur Store al Second Street und Mugof that group. dential unit citation, recently returned home from their use, and after tho mutter ford area indicate an increase ill nolia Avenue under direction of On Oct. 27 will take place the 161,000 American workers Hirown t was Radar equippedi carriers France, and who has received would be turned over to tho Sur At reage planted. Seed lied* are Fred. It. Dyson, contractor, it i* utimial roundup of *tple Legion out of work hv tulmr strife in * in of this tula type, »||n>, working vu[,jn| an his honorable discharge..thanked Plus Property Commission for a.- reported to J*. in good condition. expected"tU r-lbc *Tdic, cliiseil mcmlH'rslilp. ami .ull meiulivrsliip hundreds of plunt-. teamwork with destroyer escorts, the Kiwanla club for donating ore of tfu- Pascal variety ia U.S. Steel Corpuintiofi reported tion. Hi to that broke up tha Nail wolf pack at his request a flag which was nUntcd I Ilia- year, duo both dm mg the war period will ro- j cauls irstuil from Oct uneniplriyin’cnt in it*' I'iUxburgh Mayor Hlxglns .then staled that bring open on Nov. 16. Mr. Dysop nl*u * I Id. 27 will Jiu picked up hy tile submarirp* that were creating first flown over 0-610 Ammuni­ scarcity of seed of the Gol­ plants bud pufsed the l.'i.OOO point he is preparing a request to the In the avoc in, Atlantic shipping lanes, tion Depot in England, then nvec. variety, mul to the fact that hit* tin- contract from Voliu III et H, ami will lie brought to and operations had lit-en redueeil Commission, asking that In event den Saufofil to he laliiilulcd hy de­ | William* to *tart work next week p said.' Tha carrier operated 0 004 depot at Omaha Beach, to 2H per cunt of capacity. tho Navy leaves, tho Station >*> the market fur pascal celery wa* rebuilding the howling alley on partment commanders, rom Newfoundland to Bermuda Normandy and which is now U.S. Steel said its output in the turned over to the City and Cmm; very good lust year. Magnolia Avrnue tlmt wun rlexOn Hie same evening, Campnd tho Asoree, and later was put flying over on* of the woHd's At the Simford Slate Market Jrayed lu*t November by fire. ty, principally the hospital unit. bell-Loaning Fust 63 wli) -pollHor Chicugu urea would In- cut hack [tU> service in the Pacific area. largest ammunition depots, 0-6) I to 27i per coni of normal by FriHe spoke o f possible uso of the shipments of green beans, (acui­ Tlie Hanson Shoo Itepair Simp a dance to be held al tile Sunfuid day, with luyulls probably run­ ;.* • l Mm. Eaton la expected to ar­ near Verdun, France. facilities for aviation training, a* ty grown, ate beginning to move. ha* set up all its shoo repairing Armory., rive In Sanford soon to join her Dr. U T. Doss, club president ning ns high a* 20,000 Workers. a vocational or’ military school, machinery in the Gowan liniiding, fpisband. told of his enjoyment of the Duly four of 23 hlu*t furnaces or for schooling of returned vete­ While cloaning In the .attic, tia* moved in ita retail ntqek < iT recent Kiwanis convention in Mrs. Maude Smith, 3011 Magnolia rans. He then told of the needed ami seven of 17 coke ovens will shoes and Is now ready for ImstI)r. Charles L. Park C . A . Sim p so n t)ie s Miami. continue operating, a bpukcxman Avenue, found an ossified four procedures relative to securing neas. Flans For T*B. Seal foot remnant of what appeared of ways for cutting through A jtH o m e O f D a u g h te r R e s u m e s Practice quid. to her as having been a snake. right bnds of the St. John's River Made A t Meeting ■“ • min(|td" member* of channel and of the program* in­ Majui t J i i i i I c * L. I‘ark, who L t . Cluii IrAlexander Simpson, L t C ol M.M. Lord Jr. "Scientific RADIO EXAMS The Herald printing department, stituted for deepening lt. n now on termiuil leave i»ri«»r father uf Mr*, ituscoc Taylor of 1. Mrs. Mary Rawlins, Seal Sale after viewing the specimen, de­ G.W. Spencer appeared and out­ Sanford, died ut the hamo of Mr. rever ting to inactive statu* in Is Visiting Parents clared Chairman foe tha Seminole CounI’o-tmaster Joel Field wa* re­ to however, ft was tho tail of lined a method for putting .the. and Mr*. Tuylur, 2IH6 Orange cently notified by the Federal the Army u* tho ro*ult of ptiysiJbf. Health and Tuberculosis some sea monster. Country Club and Golf Course Avenue at 8:45. A. M, Tuesday t'ommuoicution* Commission tha’ cut lllxahility, lias returned to Lieut. Col. M. M. Lord Jr. of iAssoclution. met with her comIn better shape. after an illness lusting inure thun they will conduct commercial uml N i i i I o h I .to resume his practice littee at her offices in the San- tha Field Artillery and U. S. Garage mechanics will meet A new visitor to the meeting medicine und surgery. six year*. ord Clinic on Monday evening Forces European Theater Head­ tonight at 8:00 o'clock w'ith A. B. amateur Class \ and B rudi ■ of Majui i’ark entered the Army Firsl Lieut. I stay O'Conner Burn in MecklinKhurn County, operator examinations in the l’o*t discuss plana for the sale of quarters Staff has returned and Peterson, secretary of the Price was Philip Mars of Forest City. N. .C. on Mar. 16, |H60, the H.r, Office Building. Jacksonville on on June 20, 1942, uml wus as­ lluroett, U. S, Army Nurse Corps, tvs __________ ___ be officially Is spending a--46 day leave with i teals which will and ‘ Rationing Board, in order signed to the Second Auxilialv after serving oversea* three year old miin hud lived in Sanford Nov. III. hed sometime la November. his parents, Mr. and Mr*. M. M. to learn of new Regulations W a r Fund D r i v e Suigicul Group whirli wa* acti­ years ha* received a discharge for the past 20 years,He wus a I Seal Sale was taken over Lord of Citrus Heights. governing the price of auto re­ Information regarding the ex vated in Atlanta, Gu.. and later and is spending her terminal Is Now Over $6,000 retired farmer and a charter rqi'mmajor project o f the Pilot After entering the service as a bor of the First'Methodist Church animation* and requirement* may­ Was ii—igned to the .Statiim Hos­ leave With her purrnU, Mr. and gear and Mrs. Rawlins first Beutfnant on Dec. 2, 1940, pairs. be obtained from Mr. Field ut pital. Camp Gordon,1Gu. Ilq was Mr*. Thomus L. O'Conner of Lake chairman to succeed he was stationed at Fort Bragg, The Semlnoie County'drive for of Matthews, N. C. The Rev. Milton B. Sackett, Funeral services were held this the Sanford Post Office. Appli- sent to the Oliver General Mary. ». ingley, who had been N. C. two and on* half years, Sanford the National War’ Fund hu* gone author of boy’s books cants are required to produce. piiul. Augusta, (iu. Sept tH a* for a number of years. London fo r ’ nine month* and the latest of which was “ Hurri­ over $6,000, II. if. Cotbnmn, afternoon at 4:00 o'clock at the After completing nurse's train­ proper evidence of cltixenshlp. I „ patient nnd wus retired hv Rawlhu^wa* appointed as Faria for elaven months. t He cane Treasure", will preach the chairman, reported today. No re­ Erickson Funeral Home for Mr. ing ut the University of Mary­ Hint hospital on Oct. in, J 946. arrived in Boston, Mass, on Oct. sermon at tha 11:00*0 clock Sun­ ports have yet been received. Mr. Simrson, with the Ilev. J. F.. Mc­ land, Baltimore. Md.. Lieut. Bas­ He is residing with his family set went into the service In April, 3, 1946 after departing from Le day morning service of the Christ­ /Coleman said, from Altamonte' t*r Kinley, pustor of the First Metho­ at 109 West Seventeenth Street. dist- Church, officiating. Burial A t » method oV*ehecklng the H irvi, France* 1942. She was sent oversea* '* ■ » ian Church on Sanford Avenue. Casselberry. - ITALIAN TREATY file* t m work of the various comin May, 1942 and assigned to Col. Lord graduated from ((>* “ We jutve not yet received %ny was made in Evergreen Ceme­ tery. i Imlttae members waa outlined at University of flprida in 1932: the 142nd General Hospital which L o n d o n , oct. 17 t/Pf-oHi- , ^ W. E. Rankin, former San-1 ~ 1 ™ 5!jUll “ 5 In addition to Mrs. Taylor, Mr. cial British rource* said today l J» P LO m m U niSta 1 t>eek nesting. Those present with .................... . . . .hi* tmlnxr ba added, “ but most of was firat stationed in the Fiji ford resident, has received Simrson i* survived hv another re. Rawlins war* Mrs. W„ I* Islands and later In Calcutta, honorable diacharg* from the them now ere Just shaking tha daughter. Mrs. J. B. Crocker of that dlscussiona are underway To End Inpcrialism Mrs, Joel 8. Field, Mrs. India. Her specific duty in the Navy and fa visiting his sister, buahe* with only e little more Jacksonville; two sons, Ernest here to revise and soften the Ital­ Beal and Miss Blanch* ' hospital was nurse in charge of expected to com* in. Here at Mrs. J. G. HadererShnpson of Sanford and Paul MTOKYO, Oct. 17. t/P)—lliro- |medical wards. ian armistice aa a stop-gap until headquarters we are reshuffling the cards hoping to find some Simoson of Daytona Beach: three a final and formal peace treaty hilo, whose future has been u Lieut, Bassett returned to the ATTEND MEETING of Sanford, Mrs. Carl A. Carlson turning topic of speculation state* in February, 1946 and has that have been overlooked who can lie drawn. The next move and Mis* Rosalyn Crocker of Dr. Thom** Blalsdell Jr. who since the American occupation, A number of- Seminole County may want to g iv * something." is up to the Soviet union. The granted amnesty today to nearly since been stationed in Heatphia. Jacksonville. ia a minister of economic affelr* growers end shippers are expect­ Tenn. at the Kennedy General forelg miniiUra conferences end­ et the American Embassy at ed to attend the meeting of the one million Japs us he openly Hospital. Her a r g e n t in e s t r ik e husband, Capted two weeks ago id impastes London spent the weekend with Florida ’ Vegetable avowed a move to unite Nippon BUENOS AIKCb, Oct, 17 W>|— Committee over the Deetles fo r Bulgaria, “ In meeting a 'great change in E. M. Bassett of the Air Trans­ l Thomas which will taka place at the Argentina's largest labor organi­ RUHHIA^JILBCTION port Command, is a veteran pilot Romanis end Hungary, and our history." ____________ H . _ ■ on West George “ Washington of tha China-Borma-Indla thea­ Hotel In sation'the General Conferedatlon whether Franc* and Chlna> should Sixth Street, nnd hie sister, Mrs. West Pal mBeelb starting Oct. of Workers - announced today He pardoned 320,000, reduced ter. He is at present with tha MOSCOW, Oct. 17, (A*)—Resi­ C. R. Dawson at 708 Park Ave- 23. sentence for 37,000 and ordered Fifth Ferry Group In Dallas, it had called a general nation dent* of Eaet Prussia, wrested take part/ BM. the restoration of civil rights Texas, but expect* to receive him Among those who will proba­ wide strike for a 24 hour period from Germany, and tha Kurile* This trip by plane was one of bly attend the meeting ere beginning at 12:01 A. M. to­ and Southern Sakhalin Island, to 600,090. The emperor’* plea discharge in the near future. > the , regular ^uartmi^ t r i ^ to J. El WhUten, R. A . Cobb, Henry morrow Tn a protest against any taken from Japan, will vote in a Farm machinery manufacturers of unity was made at a time Until Capt. Bassett te dischar­ were ged from tha ATC, Lieut. Bas­ government o f oligarchs and Russian general election oa Feb. . have designed new . implements when Jap Communists write, Pen y • Whitehurst ‘ « i $ h Henry ThuraMb of Sanford end against the “delivery of tha gov­ 10 and elect deputies to .the which ere easier for one man to working openly for an end to set will remain fn Lake Mary ernment te the pepanme eaurt." ’ with Mr. and Mrs. O'Conner. imperialism. Soviet of the U. 8- 9. R. handle. Andrew Duds of Slevia. Kiwanis Approves ^Mercury Drops to Resolution For 54 Degrees F In Permanent Base! First Cold Sn^pEsS Richard D. Eaton Back in Sanford m Carrier Duty Chase & Co. Is t # ... Veterans ........ . ........... . War rreparing ror , nl>w.,t„w„ \ 1 0Come Here ror *t«.i «..d ..the Digoeason B ! Patsy Bassett Gi v e n . Discharge After Three Years Dr. T. Blalsdell, Jr. Is Visitor In Sanford ________ _____ j___________________________ ____________________ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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, October 15, 1945 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 15, 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 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 15, 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/b31c6097130904de302081050c2570f1.pdf 86c66b8745b2b7f1860c9ac0d41e12b5 PDF Text Text 1 * 0 pa g e E im rrn TOE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA Public Is Warned To Be Careful In B u y i n g Oysters WE BUY HUMAN HAIR 10 I N C H E S AND L O N G E R . HIGHEST PRICER P A I D SEND HAIR FOR APPRAIS­ AL. NO COMBINGS. M- MARKHIK OK. EAST til SI. New York. N.Y. J A C K S O N V I L L E O ct. 10, <Hpei Pcinl)—With P I I P l i l l «>y*ter . _________________ ll season in m fu ftill hVL-inp. hivalvt* buy pm were* urtfeti tlilji wtH-k by tin* S la te B oard of l l r a lt h to lie th e ir own In spectors w h n i p u rch a sin g the sh e llfish ao p ro lific in F lo r id a w ntera. A l ­ though an liitnrinna muke routine insp ectio n* o f local in n rk e ti, the p ublic's cooperation an npreenu* tio n n ry tneoaure In, tliaeuae con­ tro l in aoutchl. The warning lo buy only o certified product from ii IHint) fide dealer kwu* M PB L issued becaitye M n s. n w n .T f f m a i:if :n n . Oelg* r. tlaeaa rad. r i t - t publication S*Dt. DetrarW. TO ALL CRrDITOTvn AND PKRKONH IIAVINO (,’LAIMB Oil DRMANDH AOAINST BAID K.HTATE: You and »seh of you »r<- h r r rtiy nolldvd and r#<|ulrrd to nr*a m i an y rlalm a and il-m anil* wfilrh you, or either of you, may have avnlnat the rafale of Mr* K v rfjn it . U elaer, dereaard, U l r i i f a n l i l fn u n ty , to the County nl Kemliiolr County, Florida, at liln o fflre In Ine court nmi"* <•! raid County a l Hanford, Flo rid a with In rlict,t calendar mnnttia from tlo' tim e of the fin d |iul,Ileal Ion or llila notice. Kach claim or de­ mand »h” ll he In w rllln K nml ahall alale the p lace , of rraldehi — and poet office addreaa of the claim ant, nlol ahall l>e aworn lo liy llie c la i­ mant hie aitent, or hie n tlo rm y , and any auch claim or demand not ao filed ahall he void 1*. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER *0 /1 9 4 5 It ii. for 90-day* -------- ----------- spA O ANNOUNCEMENT Cosh* enn lio borrowed from us on shortest notice, with no disturbance.— "Jim m ie" Rowland also makes loans of $75, $ 100. 5150, $250 or more—flhould your needs require It. .108 PARK AVENUE Prnctice LIMITED T o: SURGERY • GYNECOLOGY • OBSTETRICS FAMILY LOAN CO* OFFICE HOURS liy appointment Office Telephone 840 .— of Sanford 8— Florida S ta le Bank Bldg. Resi dence 718 MltK. (IKtmilKNA M. 11AMil.. o y ste r ju u ih u in t: nreus urounii the peninauht have been condOfitied due to rnw or Inp ileq unttly trenU'd sew ajre frofii ctyies un i tow n* einp tyiiN ; Into the reg io n*, n r c tm t im r tn - t h e B u re au n r S a n i­ ta ry K n g in e rrin g . P la n * nml speclficatio ria fo r needed scw njte treatm en t w o rk* fo r f ilia t in g pol- I F reu*»#d tsdiee Ui Je tkU*di u*d*i the led !•cm* keel to (M, luHon in Home of the condemned ( arena, but thin week haw been held buck by the war and other cir­ cumstance*. T h e condemnedr-HTfsiH m e a U j I-Vriuynlinu, JuckapnviMe. S t. A u ;:llatine, lin yto n u Ifeueli, Netv tinnyI in ti, V e rn lletieb. F t . Pierce. L a k e I W o rth ., liru ilciito n , T n inp n . Sit j 1‘eteralnirg , T u ip o n S p rin g * , Pniiam u C it y , I ’e li.a ro ln . Iv.rnm hiu | B uy. U lp ekw n ter B a y , ('alo o ta butebee River,’ I a rsso tn H ay, C lr a r w u lp r ' H arb o r, llum o ssn sa, I S p rin g t'deek and A'ptabii'McoluBay. U s u a lly , th ese condemned tirefts produce u v e ry fat and M im ile n t o y ste r, w hich consequently are buVested w henever possible by •‘bootleg" g a th e rs. The o yste rs are iisu u lly a hue bed by the "boolleg g era" uh the spot and sold at the backdoors o f m arkets ami eatin g houses who also d u ly the law by hand ling u contruliand. Utc walling on air-—Ihafs how. you'll f»q| In a Jarman "Million-Airo" . . . lha only ihoa you can buy with thil ipacial .cuihion intolo that givai tha ultimata in ’-friendlinen of fit." S h e llfish g jw lfig fjtim clean qM-Oj, |||,,| npprovcil tnuci'KaeJ J n u jq ilu v fil i-HtubliabuK-nU—u ill -tint ji-oliuiiiru- the public health, it wiiK s tre ss e d .. A II legitim ate Hhell* flub iletilcr* m u controlled by re ­ g u la to ry a u ib m iiv w ith unsigned ci-rtifit'il hliull 1 1mIi products. I ’u trh n se s made from peddlers “ ••<1 u n u u lh n m cd so u rces a re d a n ­ gerous. A lio , per*,m * <m p icnic*, fish in g irjp o a n d -n u t lugs should In, ru m they ro nut gut Ik i- oyster*, w ill in tin- condemned menu, jnfurinatio n ra n lm oMuitu-d from lucid h e a lth ' d ep artm ent) about these cuiiOcinned w ate rs. B. L. PERKINS ' ( lit m l M.'ii"* \\ i Legal Advcrtiscmonl ih MODERNIZE YOUR KITCHEN ON EASY TERMS IJouTMuclilWUl You ffave 'to Pay fo r Your New Car? How Long WillYou Have to Wait Get It? BOGGING DOWN the entire automobile in d u s try * G e n e r a l ' Motors is being sp ed • fically singled out lo t attack to enforce un­ reasonable demands. Some of our plants have already been closed and shipment of mate­ rials from the plants of many of our suppliet* has already been stopped by strikes. . Tim interests of all Americans should be considered. This is not only a General Motors problem. It is a national one as well.. If our plants are closed by strikes tbe strikes will be against <hc interests of all the people of our country .as..much as tliey will be against General Motors. Due government; secon'd, the pent-up 'de­ mands for goods and services to the point where some ore willing to pay excess prices even In blade markets to satisfy their impa­ tient and selfish desires; third, the desires of equally selfish unions to take advantage of the situation and force unreasonable wage increases. Inflation is the worst of all economic diseases. It reduces the value of money in terms of what money will buy. It reduces the .value of the savings of the people. It under­ mines security. It underwrites depression. It destroys confidence. It creates unemploy­ ment. Inflation must be avoided. _____ REAL . In a free market and in the absence PRICES of subsidies and speculation, the AFTERMATH . .While die war is over, ebst of human effort, be it in the OF WAR 1 the aftermath of war pre­ form of wages, salaries or other forms of sents big problems. W ar is compensation, quickly determines the price terribly wasteful in blood and treasure. This ,we pay for goods. one was especially so. It was not prosperity Higher wages without a corresponding even though to some it may have seemed CD increase in productivity are inflationary. be. And the immediate aftermath of such a Nothing is gained unless higher wages mean war cannot be prosperity cither. The clean-up, 1 more goods and services, more customers the moppjng-up, die reconversion still re- 1 and more good jobs. This requires individual quire hard work, patience, understanding, application to the job in hand and technologi­ and some sacrifice on the.part of all of us. cal progress all alpng the line—better ways of INDUSTRY Our fighting men crushed < doing all the things that must be done to produce and deliver products to customers O N THE JOB our enemies with the huge at reasonable prices. This takes time. quantity of weapons pro­ A minority, by monopoly or by pressure duced by American industry. But that is group action, may temporarily profit at the behind us. We would like to have been better expense of others. But the idea of wage in­ prepared for peace, but the terrific demands creases a|l along the line without a corre­ of the war for men and materials did not sponding increase in productivity Is a delu­ make this possible. Now we have planned a sion. All the people cannot lift themselves second all-out effort and stand ready and by their bootstraps. anxious to do an equally impressive jol PROBLEMS OF RECONVERSION American industry ha* UNION Today, unions in our plant* :pnWcd - its~abilitjr to ----- DEMANDS—are demanding~52 hours' pay perform. It has the for 40 hours' Work. Their deknow-how, the resources, the courage to mantis if granted would result in over 67push ahead. But even with these fine assets hours' pay at present base rates for 49 houn it cannot do the job alone. It must have the of work where plants are working on such goodwill and backing of the people of our a schedule. country. Equivalent or greater demands have been Our second all-out'effort to m&t a critical * made on our suppliers—tbe ports manufacsituation will bog down unless the real fact* turers—the electrical industry—the steel inare recognized and sound measures promptly dustry —the rubber industry — the oil and taken to solve the problems. Temporarily, gasoline industry—the railroads—in fact, on while we are liquidating the war, there should practically cveiy industry involved in the be a sound national wage-price policy ia production of automobiles. WAGES AND PRICES BUILT-IN SINKS N othing will ndd to the beauty and convenience of your kitchen like th is beautiful cabinet alnk—all whjto, porcola(ji w ith two ulngle and om> double cajiinut all built Into a single u n it . . . 1 7 5 . 0 0 up GAS RANGES in fla tio n . T h e d a n g er comes from three sources: first, the wartime and current,tremendous deficit spending of General Motors wages ore now at an all-time high and are importantly higher than the average wages paid throughout the country for similar wgrk. • The present government stabilization policy permits wage increases without government approval only if such increases will not re­ sult in a request to increase prices. The formula the OPA has proposed for pricing our new products does not recognise or allow oil the actual increases in our costs that have been incurred since 1942. Neither is there any provision in the pres• ent OPA formula for increasing prices to cqmpensaie for the additional costs that would be incurred if wages and salaries were increased at this time. A sound and equitable solution must be found in the interests of not only out 400,000 employes, but our 426,000 stockholders, p u r l W H -automobile dealers,-who have hadno new cars for over three years, our 10,000 subcontractors-and suppliers-and their env ployes, and the more than 10,000,000 poten­ tial customers who are anxiously waiting for new cars and our other products they need so WARTIME PROFITS General Motors did not make big profits during the war. Although sales and employ­ ment doubled, the average yearly net profit in dollars earned during the war was less than the average prewar net profit. Divi­ dends paid to stockholders averaged less than 1 those paid before the- war. .Tbe war profit limitation policy voluntarily, adopted by General Motors immediately after Pearl Harbor was so reasonable that the, re­ sulting profits were accepted in renegotiation without change by dur government for the yean 1942, 1943 and 1944. During the war, Victory Was Our Business. Demands are made for higher wages w ith o u t any c o rrc spending increase in sumption that the additional costs can be absorbed from profits previously earned or from uncertain future profits. General Motors cannot use money saved up for m any' years for the purpose o f modernizing and expanding its plants and providing more good jobs, to pay excess wages for work not performed. The money cannot be spent twice. Neither can excess wages be currently paid from presumed fnture excess profits when a realistic forecast of costs shows there will be no such excess profits. N or can we pay from current income the increased wages demanded when the present OPA policy bolds prices to substantially 1942 levels—especially in view of the fact that there have been important inefeasee In wages and operating costs since 1942. Hunatcay ir\flation m u st be avoided. If an a d ju stm en t in price level» must be m ade at t/ii* tim e, the in terests q f all th e people m u st be fa irly considered.' l If wage an d salary increases are m ade, It m u st be recognlssed that they increase costs and such costs m u st be adequately reflected In th e ptigfis of pro d u cts produ ced. Tn tern a t strife an d u n em ploym ent m u st be avoided. O nly pro d u ctive work and more good JobstvU f Uiercase our standard o f living a n d sath\fy the desire^ o f th e Amesrican people. ! Id a modern gas range to this and you have a chen yott'il be proud of and one that will wave it ncodiaas. steps. The stove features four burn1, large, roomy oven with automatic heat con»l, also broiler oven and storage space for uten- More and Better Things for lO f U GOOD TO KNOW! WADE H. GARNER, M. D. • only cost* 'Phone 35 �k v THE WEATHER In U nity T here In S tre n g th — -» "A AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER • ' f4i m VOLUME XXXVII SANFORD, FLORIDA. Established 1908 LeagueVoted Dissolved By United Natitms iCitrus Packing HousesCommence Fall Operations » Ao If Jkf T aU vllV V Jt vU A Ila For Pierre . Laval! .. . ROM a Oct. 12 (A P)— en. Anton, Dontler, the n t G e n u a general to be tried in Earope aa a war criminal, waa convicted by an American military tribunal’ today and aentenced to death for ordering the execution of IS U. S. Mldlcra captured behind the German linen in ' Italy. K . ■ * , rh LONDON. Oct. 12. (A P )— .V o tin g down the Sfovlet Union and A ustralia th e U nited N ations execu­ tive com m ittee today recommerided th e dissolution of the League o f N ations and th a t a new world peace organiza­ tion tak e over its non-politi­ cal functions. The Russians nml Australians objected that auch a move might make the United Natlona Just a continuation of the League. They proposed the Leagla be kept go­ ing until a United Nations organ­ isation la established. In Berlin the Allied control council formally pronounced the death sentence on the . Natl party, all its bureaus, formations and affiliated organisations, and decrend any attempt at their re­ vival would ba a criminal of­ fense. In . Paris attorneys for PIBrre Laval, under death sentencs for j;flllaborating with tha-Germana, declared today thsy have un­ covered Important new evidence which will Mexplode” the case against him- They say the evi­ dence will prove he was arrest­ ed by the Germans while plotting to turn over his government to General Charles De Gaulle. They added the document* smuggled out of France an£ hidden in Swltxerlaml, bare been found and werd returned today. They said they show Laval came to Parla at the beginning of August 1944, to do- 1*- '* — ------ city and *£*Va f , ____________ ^ 4 Gaulle entered th*, same day. They said they could prove that Gestapo Chief Heinrich Himmler personally ordered Laval's ar­ rest before he could carry through hla plan. They geld they would present directly to General De Gaulle an anneal for a new trial. Jean Harold Paqula, the French "Lord Haw Haw," wae shot by a firing squad and a ministry of Justice official said the execu­ tion of former vichy Premier Laval would be postponed until • ( U S s t ls s iS Oa i f P lfl ' ' T h ree) n i Kenneth Gustavson 4 is Back In Sanford A fter Five Years X c, Kenneth Gustafson, who called to aetive duty with ‘the National Guard In November, 1940, and who served 17 months In England, France, Belgium and _ aril y fi ollce sections - of tary police i and milliter the 9th Air Force, arrived In Banford Wednesday for a visit with hla aunt, Mra. Agda C. Thomas, 101 East Seventh Street. He wae accompanied from LaGrange, Ga. by hla wife and two year old son, Kenneth. Jr. K graduate of Seminole High School, Pfc. Gustavson formerly lived in aouth Sanford. He has recently received an honorable discharge from the aervlce. He la Uie son of the lets Mr. and Mrs. Nela Gustavson of Sanford and Chicago, UL Three- brothers are still In the aorvlee: Pfc. Harry Gustavson In the European Theater, Pfc. Gordon Gustavson, In the Pacific area and t. Clifford Gustavson. who is the Array In the Philippines, cs. Thomas has recovered „ t her recent Illness and ra­ nt-pea to her home Wednesday |um Fern Bid-La ugh ton Memorial Collision I* Result Of Drunken Driving iken driving Dodge track parked on r Magnolia L. NTSwer- IN THE LOCKER ROOM, lifter the eerie*- wn* in the claw* of the Tiger, a bit of celebrating wa* *tugi*<l anti lien* y«U »ce Sieve O'Neil,imnnugr of the winning Detroiter* (left) ilul Newhouser,'who pitched the winning game (center) and i'uid Un-Hards, Catcher’who rammed out a double to bring In three run*. | Intcrnnllotin) Soundphoto) County Quota In D i x i e Division Eighth Bond Drive Killed 8,534 Japs Captured 22,146 S e t At $571,000 Kilpatrick Is Named Is Designated As One Of Three To Return Chairman At Meet­ Home As A Unit ing With Lehmann Seminole County'* overall quota for the-V ictory lim n Drive, the eighth and final drive, wa* to­ day announced a* $671,000 by K arl,Lehm ann, state war finance committee director who met thi* morning at the City Hall with members of the SeminQle County War Finance Committee. A t the cioRe of the talk a. meet­ ing of the committee waa called by Edward Higgins, vice chair­ man, and £ .0 . Kilpatrick, presi­ dent of the Florida State Bank, waa named as county director of the drive. )I? tgt? ;mml«ed full support • and *'akf by committee members ilfid by Georwp A. Stiver, who headed the 7th .war loan drive. 7 A poster, designed by Edward F. Lane, showing a buxebull dia­ mond, and the inscription, "Buy A Bond, Bring 111m Hume Safe , and showing a runner, depicting the service man, nearing the home plate, drew much praise from Mr, Lehmann who said he would u*C it in his campaign about the State for the next two weeks. Mr. Lehmann was Warmly con­ gratulated for his work in the bond drives by Edward Higgins and T.W. Lawton. The former in turn praised the "very fine work" being done on the drives, especial­ ly the school children’s phase of it, by Ralph Bagwell, former Seminole County Chamber secre­ tary, and-now-atate-W ar-W nancti secretary. The E bond -quotti set for Seminol' County will be $174,000 as compared with $023,000 on the 7th loan which on E bonds was fubacribed, 128.6 percent. The overall quota of $671,000 ia much leas than the $876,000 quota of the laat drive, which with sales of $1,066,000 was one percent above the state average, said Mr. Lehmann. Schools In Florida bought 13,027,881 worth of bonds and stamps with Seminole County, pupila buying $70,466. * State school activities resulted in purchase of 6,620 pieces of equipment from life rafts to hos­ pital service planes. An Important phase of the present drive will lie that schools of the nation will be called upon to finance the hospitalisation of wgr veterans at an average cost of $3,000 each, he added. Hospit­ alisation of 600,000 men la expect­ ed, and the Army has asked for 70,000 and the Navy 10,000 ad­ ditional beds, he aaid. Each hospi­ talised veteran will be given a card ahowlng which school sold bonds to pay for hla treatment. This system, first tried In Con­ necticut, waa reported to be very successful, end many veterans end children exchanged letters, declar ed Mr. Lehmann. Bringing beck the men due to come from overseas will coat $1,400,000,000 said Mr. Lehmann. Mustering out pay at $300 aver­ age each will cost *$2,000,000,000 or equal to the national E quota. The total national quota ia $U,000,000,000 of which Florida's share is $87,000,000. Other uses for the bond money will be com­ pensation for contract cancella­ tions and maintaining {,000,000 man In Japan and Germany, as occupation force*. Committee members present at > meeting were Edward Higgins. *• Speer, E.G. Kilpatrick, Joel 8- Field, R-A. Smith, H.H. Cole­ man. Oscar Harrison, JJE. Harvey, Connolly. — Member Associated Pretw Nimilz Honored By 251)0 At New York pinner NUMBER 20. — M-l-N-P A X A-O, I'. -LrO et. 12 (Special) — The 8 tsr* Infantry "Dixie” Division, mimed by Gen­ eral MacArtbur us one of the three flr*t division* to returp from the Pacific n* a unit, has been oversea* 10 months, bn* fought an six different batllefrunts, and is almost 60 per cent replacement*. Brig. General J. C. Hutchison of Banford is now in command of the division, 31st Division troop* spent 400 of thalr 670 overxeas day* In contact with the enemy. From tha day they were first comm illed to tuOmn .in B|ltl*h New Guinea,' until V-J Day, soldiers of the S lat had been in combat contlnuouily except for brief w ater movements Irorrr one island to the next. The division ha* killed 8,634 Sanford's vegetable and fruit imiustrv centered in the Jtlghborhood of the State Market nL French Avenue and Thirteenth Street la getting off to u good start with two citrus packing houses‘ now in o| oration and more due to start soon. Th* Niblnek and Patrick Fruit Company was the first parking house to get underway ami s ta rt­ ed picking fruit a week ago Monday and by Friday began packing operations, according to W. A. Pntrirk.. Up to yesterday a fte r­ noon, 0,000 boxes of fruit had been pocked and shipped. '■'* ■ The Sanford Fruit ‘Company of whirh Harry Tooke is manager, started i ucking operations Thurs­ day, lull hull to suspend opera­ tion* when rain interfered with fruit picking. Parson Urown ami Hamlin orange* of good slxe, color, juice content and sweet­ ness Were (lacked, mid grapefruit racking is expected to sta rt on .Saturday. The plant equipment ha* been added to with new conveyor* and n color added tank. I. E. Southward stated Thurs­ day that he expected tn start operation* today, that the fruit was of gocal quality and ade­ quate supply, and that he looked forward to n good packing aeaaon. The Market Fruit Company will start operations about Oct. 16 it was announced. Many large trucks are parked nty ithe r a ”Sanford Ufa * State Market r •to secure loads of produce. No ve­ getables of any amount other than a few cucumbers are now available for sale but string beans locally grown are expected'to be on the market next week, accord­ ing to Manager II, J. Lehman. .Plana for an eight stoH addi­ tion to the State Market to tie located on West Thirteenth Street on the matket ground* we*i of the weighing nlatform, hnvo lieen received by Mr. Lehman, Bid* on construction will bo receivable until Oct, 26. he said. The build­ ing will be of frame construct ion, 180 feet In length, and 00 feel wide ami with loading nlntfoiin* for both truck and rail shipment*. A veritable river of oranges wa* flowing through the convey­ or* and belts at the Niblnek and Patrick Fruit Company, Thurs­ day. Fruit was constantly being unloaded from trucks ami after being processed mid crated,-w as returned on"'-rollers to the *uine platform where huge trurks were ready to receive it.. The processing layout is very efficient, operations have been speeded up thi* yesr, Mr. Patrick said.—After entering - the conn,vor the fruit is thoroughly wash­ ed, then added, A tin* fruit a** color I * is- M WM RUtiru. MI* IIUIA then is polished and then nnsxe* on through a waxing spray known as flavor seal and Is quickly dried. Conveyor belt* then hurry the fruit to bins where It is uutomarirully separated for slxe and is graded. Packers work *nd efficiently, ami s man with a wire clipping tool fastens the crate lids down, imj* /he crate °.n, foliar* which fake R up to the shipping platform. Orange* seem to have i lenty of Juice this year and are plea­ santly sweet In taste. Jill S a u d sIH Press) As new and continuing work stoppages today k ep t the 'idle around the country at *152,000, prom inent legisla­ tors Haiti they favored re ­ peal of the 6 mith*Connally W ar Labor Dispute.* Act which perm its Htrikea if th e unlbnn vote In-favor of them . They snid they w anted new GUEST UK HONOR ACCLAIMED BY 2.600 NO rAIII.KS nt n formal dinner in New York, Admiral Chester \ \ . NimU* fuintw ) came to the ciid of id _)>i icTiiiiyaii'Juc day. If) New York with" u speech it! which in' u i i’imI miiinlfiuitu-o of ilu* ntiw iih th / Imuo.wt mhuU* forct* for preiturviiion of our powur foi .Shown ui tin* dinner, tnv^UU tfnv. Dew ey $*f New York on hi* right utnl Mayor F.L. Lu­ ll uu ruin on hi* h ll {Inter national) ' legislation, which would make , , the Inliur unions and employer* "mutuully responsible" for ob­ servance of contracts. There was no report today on ' .tha . cimferonoe-iii Washington In an effect to halt the soft coal strike*. There n re '200,000 workers out in some uoO mines, T he ■Pit) United. Automobile Workers, now negotiating for a 30 per cent wage rate increase in 'th e motor Industry, broadened their aim yesterday to include tha aircraft and nir line field*. Extension . uf_.the wagp campuign wa* mapped after l're*ldent It. J, Thomas of the big automotive union dcscritiod a wage increase grunted by W right Aeronautical Company as " th i first compliance tig a major cor­ poration with Ilu* union's wage program." Dther high spots in the labor ptrhirer I. About *162,00(1 persons ware () iimiIhm- iI Its I 's ir Three) Doctors Worked Celery feds Will Sanford Soldier Flay Deland Team 20 Hours Daily In Deland .Tonite Protests Against To Save Wounded Strikes In U. St Mrs. II) "Duke" MarNrlll T-niunt the "Celery F’eds" from Pur loenl high school will I)r. McDaniels Tells journey- to Deluud to p|uy the Lieut 0. W. Culpepper Delimit "Bulldogs" ill what Of Campaigns In promises Says Army Suffered to be one of the most European Theater llilillmg gimies of the season. For Want Of Food Deltmd Im* won nil three I t W a t la a c a e a r a g * T h r e a t game* and bits bad but *ix point* Tilt A merit an Army dncltun i'rolesl lignin* t strike* which worked 12-l)iiur opeitiling shift* mciired ngiilnst them. Deltmd lm< be slated deprived soldier* in­ one of the best forward wall* during European warfare nml vading the Philippine* of* fond when fighting wn* heaviest llic> in Central Florida. They nl*n and needed ammunition, was Imve *nino fine back* in .Tuetini, stayed ,on the job ux long ux 2b made in n recent letter to .The hour* daily, operating and visit 1 Arnistioiig, Marltae and Frier- lleriild from Lieut. Carroll W. *on, Tiietmt, who i* a senior, ing patients previously o|crated Culpeppci who i* Motioned with oil, said Dr. Fincher McDaniel, scored two touchdowns wlten De- the tliilli Infantry Division at iiromim-nt Sanford doctor, who Innd won pver I'alutka lit to 0 Mindoro, Philippine Inlands. hu* returned *.o resume liis prue- lust week, lie is reported to lie lie likewise .protested against Dr. Lcland II. Dame, who since a fine - passer and kicker aside tliosn lice lien*. who in u public, opinion Feb. 1, 1042, has been director from hi* good running. Dr. .McDaniel, formerly u Ma­ poll Voted to continue tin* wur of the Seminole County Health Banford will sta rt tonight'.) jor III the medical corps, i* a after tin* Japanese bail offered Unit, has accepted the offer of veteran of |b*. cuitil uign* of Nor­ game wilh one win and one de­ to surrender. appointment aa director of the feat to its credit. They smashed mandy, Nortncm France, Arden"When ■a group of men sit Orange County Health Unit to lie*, Ithim-innd and Central (In - Senhroexe 40 to 6 lust Friday in around and tulk nlntul different succeed Dr. William P. Rice, llieir first home game. They lost many. Dm ing these campaign* thing- they hear over the radio," resigned. to Eustia hr-wrrnrr.—n n m n i i F mo*i talked ---Tht—appointm ent-was -made-by mil fill tilt to which Dr. McDaniel* wa* n*>i* something we always hale the Orange county commissioners Conch Kettles lias stressed of sigtii’d, prnci**M.'d L’M.UUII put lent*, in hear, ydt it i* true. My after Dr. Charles J. Collin*, pas*, defense fur the last week peibn|* tin* largest number pro­ feeling* are expressed in this chairman of the county's medical as llelntnl is reputed to have u cessed by any Mingle lm*| Ilul in and Pm *uie there are society advisory group,, reported lie also letter the European Theater of War. fine passing utturk. hundred* of other* with the same in favor of i t . ---- ----------------- .---gave (lie squad n few new plnv* Hospital and front there to tin* feeling." Until Nov. 1, Dr. Dame said Front the 102nd Hospital Dr. Me- which they wurked oil. "We hoard that when the this m orning,"he will commute The slutting line up is expected Jnpune*e Daniel* wn* assigned to the IV7lh offered to surrender, between Banford and Orlando. to lie, Cullum, M l; Brooklin, H ll,, 106th infantry Division. Thi* certain parties in the states tqok Naming hla successor wilLdfc up Anderson, Fit; Ellis, if H; I .ingle, j division lo s t 6u lurcent of its vote to srO how. tile people to the Seminole County* Hoard personnel uinl 76 pereeiil of its LE; Clink, LT; Fielding. LG;. a poll ll'unllnapil Im I'nar Sla) of Commissioners who will be fighting strength in tile Hattie Kilpatiiek, C; Cox, ItG; Single furnished a Hat of eligible* for of the Bulge. liny, RT; ami Hast tier, RE. this position by the Btuie Board County Supervisors Whp tin* vrniau prisoner* of of Heulth. wur started pouring in, the llliilli Attend Conference lie lives with Mra. Dame, hi* wa* given eotiliiiuml of a prisoner Celery Crate Will son and daughter, a t 1618 Bunof war rami containing approxi­ ford Avenue. He said he haa en­ ull-day conference uf coun­ mately 1,00(1.0(1(1 prisoners. Dr. Elect Its O f f i c e r s ty Ansupervisors joyed living In Banford more nml superinten­ McDaniels wus assigned as sur­ than any place he had even lived, dent* of public instruction was geon for tin* Reiimgen Prisoner Officer* of the Celery Crate and regretted having to leave his TRUMAN POWERLESS of War Cuiiiii, which was super­ wilt he elected tomorrow night held Wednesday at tin* Angrhilt many friends here. vised by American personnel, lie at the official opening of Hie Hotel in Oiluudn with Colin English, slate superintendent of - WASHINGTON, Oct. 12, (Ah— hail 10,00(1 Kerman medical aid Crate, Mr*. P.H. Tepsic, dir­ education, ms the principal speak' r“*ident Truman today ahurply men and 200 German officers, ector said with Dorothy . Crumley; en tiled race discrimination, muk- which rticluded four colonelh under president, ropductllig the election. or. Hr. W, T. Edwards, a c t i n g Ing public a id le r concerning his romiiumd in lid* camp. Bobby Julies will lie muster ot direr Iin of tin* division pf in­ Considerable damage by fire the refusal of the Daughters of AI lining It there were sume well ceremonies for the ocruslon and to n negro home at 710 Orange the struction, and Dr. L. E. Arm­ American Revolution to trained German professional men Avenue resulted yesterday after­ grant the use of Constitution ilnll in the camps, it was fell Glut nt Herman Morris, principal of Semi­ strong of tiie George Peabody nole High, will greet the members noon when the house caught fire here to a negro musician. The least 60 percent of them were College of Nashville field retiredue to ifegro children playing chief Executive said, however, lie pomly trained. This was the con­ of the club. Students who did not FciltJilive for field service studies, join tlie Crate during the memwith matches, it was reported by was powerless to interfere, lie census of opinion of both the participated in the educational Fire Chief Mack Cleveland. len t a letter to negro Rep. Adam American and German medical lirsliip drive may obtain member­ discussions. Mode L. Slone, direc­ ship curd* at the door tomorrow tor of the division of instruction C. Powell ( D-IV.Y.) whose wife, officers. Dr. McDaniel said. Dr. C. W. Baker wlU deliver Haxel Scott, pianist, was rrfutnl He wu* flown back to the night which will enable them to for (lie slate, ulso met with the purtirlputed in the election of of­ a vocational talk before the permission to use the hall for a states in Sept. ]IM5 in C-47 via group. Supervisors* report* were Rotary Club a t Monday’s meet­ concert on Oct. 20. Portugal, the Axores, Newfound­ ficers. All students of high i given uf tin* work tliul is being school age* are eligible t» Join. ing. done in thu various counties. land and arrived in Wilmington, Joe McCaslin, assistant direc­ Delaware Those from Seminole County tor. announced the freshmen and B.L. Parkins haberdasher, has titlending were: Miss Ruth Hand, Dr. McDaniel entered (lie Army JAP CHANCEH sophomores have worked hard ull a number of empty hat boxes Im 'February,—lU41~a* n first' ifcounty supervisor of edurutlon; that h* would Ilka to give away. . N E W YORK, Oct. i t , i/P )- •utensnt utnl was stationed at week scrubbing, painting and get­ Mrs. Mildred Bulicock, art super­ ting ready for the opening and a During paat seasons hs haa re­ Guthrla Jannsen, NBC correspond­ Camp Cook, C»L; Fort Henning, visor; Mrs. Excar Price, music ported quite g rush of housewives ent, said tn a Tokyo broadcast to­ Ga.; U-esville, La.; and Carlyle large attendance i* anticipated. supervisor; Mrs. J. C. Mitchell, The Crat* will be open from who came to got these boxes os day that Prince F’umimaro Korn Medlial Field Service School southside principal; and Mrs. Ula thsy are handy for packaging oye told him In an interview that where h e ‘ri*cetved his medical or­ 8:0U I'.M. until 12:00 midnight. Cochran, La kg . Mary principal He embarked Christmas gifts. ) and president of the Seminole tha Jap Constitution may be clari- ientation course. ‘ Teacher* Club, from the Emperor and Mtablish for ovprooa* duty In Anril, 1044 Hunting licenses ore now on fiod to take nearly all the power on an English ship which was NEGRO LYNCHED sale at the office of Judge R. W. a constitutional monarchy. Jan­ built for the South Pacific. Dr. WHISKY STRIKE Ware, it wa* announced this nsen said Konoya Intimated the McDaniel said as a result of the LONDON, Oct. 12. (AT— Prime MADISON, Fit., Oct. 12, (AT— morning, r ahiptossing the doctors treated proposed revision waa auggested Jesse James Payne, a young Minster Atlee summoned the La­ the men for seasickness alt the negro under Indictment for as­ bor cabinet into executive ses­ by Uirohito himself. Three. Informations were filed way to Efigtand. sault to commit rapa an a five sion today to conalder the dock Prior to his entrance in the year aid white girl, was taken strike which has spread to Glas­ sterday with tin County Clerk Mario Tusstud, founder of (he Prosecuting Attorney Georg* famous "Madame Tussaud'a Exhi­ Army, Dr. McDaniel, a native of from tha county Jail late Wednes­ gow and threatens Great Britain ir, charging , J. P. Btevensbition" of wax flgune in London, Atlanta, Ga., waa graduated from day or early Thursday morning with a hungry weekend. More than A. Speer, charging Jr. on assault and fleet modeled figures for her Emory Unlveraity in 19S4 and and shot to death. He tied plead­ 46,6000 are ' out in the strike Interned at Grady Hospital in battery Hail, ntan- uncle in Paris. innocant. HU trim] waa to have which began nearly three weeks Atlanta and City Hospital in Ma­ ed ager of the Yowril Company, agar Company, started Tuesday,- Governor Mill­ ago over a dispute about handling con, Ga. After completing hia with Intoxication on Oct. 6 and Air mail postage was originally ard Caldwell ordered an investi­ 40,000 rutei, ot' Scutch whiskey with Intoxication on Oct. 9. 24 cents a s destined for the U-S. gation. ( C s s l i s s M Oa r a « t T k i M I Dr.LelandH.Damc A c c e p t s Position In Orange County Unions May Be Made Mutually ResponaU ble For Observance Of Labor Contracts LONDON, Oct. 12. (A P )— Troops were ordered Into the Liverpool docks area and be( t n unloading 12,LOO ton* of . *ttirgrhtljr needed foodstuffs as a paralysing dock strike rai*«i a mounting menace to the delivery of the nation's 1 meager rations, it has spread1 to Edinburgh . where 1,000 Scottish dockers quit in sym­ pathy Ip the English strike. Stringbeans, O th e r Vegetables Expect­ ed On Market Soon a 1,*C- FRIDAY. OCTOIIER HI 1915 Repeal Is Sought Of Labor Law ___L In Face Of Russia And Australia Beaten In Move; - TODAYt Partly cloudy in north portion, ■ mostly cToudy in sooth portion with oc­ casional shower* and thundcratorma in extreme aouth portion. SATURDAY: Cooler In extreme aouth porlinn thin afternoon, otherwise lltUe change in leniperatuir. ^ m tfo rh To Protect On P mco at the WorUi To Pr— oto A t frpnto— of A o trfcii To Pradoee Preeperity for Sanford. CITY BRIEFS C jSSJhy R. J. Kirsch Is Given Medal For Husband’s V a l o r At n ceremony in Orlando on Get. 6 Mnjor General Donald Wilxon, Commanding General of AAFT AC, presented the Air Mednl nml link Leaf Cluster to Mr*. R. J. Kirsch for the m eri­ torious achievement* of her husluVnd S/Sgt. R. J, Kirsch who lias been reported missing over Kubnul, New Britain. Bgt. Kitsch was awarded the medal *for meritorious achieve­ ment while participating a* aerial gunner on it 11-26 from Nov. 22, 11)42 to Nov. 211, 1343 mid from Dec. 2, 1943 to Dec. 14, 1943 in sustained c o m h in operational missions. The D ightir-w Tre-nr-n-tiaiard^oils nature during which enpmy anti-uireraft fire was effective. Bgt. Kirsch exhibited g r e a t courage and untiring energy, his services reflected the highest credit on the military forces of the United Btutes. Sgt. Kirsch was born in Osh­ kosh, Wls. and was graduated from the Oshkosh High School. He enlisted in the Air Corps in October, 194] amt embarked for oversea* duty in July, 1943.' He ba* been reported missing ninCC Jan. 22, 1044. Mr*. Kirxch, the former Ruth Smith of Lake Mary, utnl small' daughter, D elates,-are residing nt present with relatives in I.ake Mary. Toduy Remembered As Columbus. Day Today is Columbus Day honor­ ing Christopher Columbus, Gen­ oese navigator, who is known as the discoverer of America far having landed on the island of Ban Salvador, Oct. 12, 1402. lie later was sent home In chain* hy a nrwly arrived royal commissioner following his thitd expedition ■ which was financed by Queen Isabella of Bpain and which resulted in the discovery . of South America. Shortly after his fourth, expedition, in 1504 Queen Isabella diet), and he spent the rest of his life poor and un­ noticed. Membership Drive Planned By Legion Plan* for an Intensive member­ ship drive will be taken . u p -at tha business meeting Monday evening of Cempbell-Lossing Poet 63 of the mericeAn Legion, U waa announced today by Jo<4 S. Field adjutant. The American Legion Auxlll will honor the members *2 of ® ids wh5 post, thsir wives and friends a. covered dish supper i t Legion Hut next Tuesday even­ ing at 7:00 o'clock. ' ■*>.—4 a —a. ..... . . i . L. ■K------- — �i IH T -■ - m n s A N F o n n iif Ir Al d ; s a n f o r d F l o r i d a PAGE TWO At THE CHURCHES your future! STRICKLAND - MORRISON Phone • m a r v i i j i i i i u m r c m lie u Itev. J . I.. M cK in le y, pastoi 6. IS A. Sm-Hunriay School. J. Unvie. Biipcrlntcndent. . 11:60 A. *1.—Morning IVflt.li J an P. M, Yuutb Cellowenfp. »< "i I*. st. Hrrmitti 200 Your Ford Denier Since 10.11 W i.A r t r , a io N tu iK h A r r ir i c m it d i Hubert It. T a y lo r, pa* I or Suniluv School. 111- 0,, A. SI Itolund OlJea. Hunt. Slornlna AA'orahlp I I On A / o r fi* a n d f o r * « i It — t m t U loaal T H yon h a m mo SERVICE a y o ti w a n t a a lk xs. I f y o * ln a o ra d nfVO ND' T f fF Ipe». Union, h f o P M. ay P ra ye r Service. t l w a t f b M b w o ta k * • a m erf aD datafla a n d f W 1:10 * » v i: h | i i i .v n r riort • n n ln r il C'ltnerx Ijiu re l .W e. and 11th fit. " W lirle Je.tl* le Ileal" Iv. I. W lt lU I I T , Paelnr Hiiinla v H.hoot. II. SI. W lllla, Hup i . |u ne A. M, Si ii I Ii I n ii Devotional Hrrvlca, 11 He A s| C h risP Am hnxaailonr- (you ng p*o> i p lr l. J ■(!'■ I*. SI. I K v .i i g -lixlh- M .-ctlng, 1:61 P. SI. | IY i u h ine.-Mrtg :•ml llible Study* Tiiiire da y * » » I* SI. AVednemlni Ml lei imen p r a y a y meeting 1:3" P. SI i 5a m ,ur « ™ ii. 'ibl *• "• M trn ln g wnrablev U <66 A . M. C IIIIIN T C H U R C H — I d ll U W O P I I ' lt« v. Mark T . Carpenter. Summer eervlrea 6.16 A . SI. V f c h t t .f r axvK N T^ K im A e t n a * ------ — , ---------- ----------Sabbath Beh'iol 8at.irdaya. 1:11 A St Church 8* r» lc * i. 11:10 A. M. prayer -M eeting W edneaJay I f Miinga. 1:01 P,M. it n i.y m o s t u u K u r s b c n i m c u IIK V . ' Y M ^ M K . ^ e c ' t o Holy CommuDloa, l:oo A- at. Church School, 1:10 A. SI. Slornlnaa Service, 11:66 A. WL r Avanua Hoi.'lav aervlrra : I'. A. VI Sunday Helm 11 bo . a M M orning 1 J.-tn l'. M Ju n io r and Voutig I’wiple. 331 rw K K a i f i V i 'i i i i i x r o m m i U lir ^ J. W . 1V K V . r a i l A r funifar S ch o o l,. 10:06 A. U. Preaching, 11:66 A ' M. r r . m k . it ii.p , m . • . P raarlilng, 1:66 p, si P .iilie r W illiam N arhlrab l AMERICAN LEGION DANCE rim »t ep.akera. L I NUT. It K . a rttrriia iH * . s x i t i i t C H ITH C M |j*or.l Ave ar Ninth BE Kunday Pchtsd arts A M. T It M liM U lim . HiipL atnriH m r' w iivatm t i i »n- a m . ‘ T ra in in g ITnlon i nn p. y, E v e n in g Hervlre X:h« I*. St. AVedne.n-,y — Slld-w eek Hervlc jn K*e rv -lM li* r-T u * «d a y — B ludy I n il-w li nlng. T -3a K lr«t nnd T h ir d Turadayar.SI.U> 1:00 P. M. t iik Music By “The Banana Boys” O PROVEN HEOlCATtONS/^^ Admlaflion: I I per rnuple (tan lnr^)~ ell In ONE ouHUI 7| i 4 i / Men In uniform 50c (lax Inc.) Tickrls on Bale at the following places: Smoke House, Dill’s l»kg. Store, Frank’n Tavern, Roumlllal & Andertsm* City Drug Store. Touchton's 1— 2— 3— I A I . t A 1 .b x . p a t c r i a n g L t i t I t . I a*coi*. S|r**i lla jn r A. B AVnortui* in chara* Sunday neboot, I - - 4 A. SI. - Prayer- riarelc* l i :66 A. M V -p i; » nu t*. M. B ir* »l Sleelina. 1.»v r . M E va nsrll* lie Hervlc*. 1:66 P. M. • Hrlday Hervlc* «:66 t*. M , r u t m ilt:* ui M T R V r i. .C IIJ tls T . Mill K a a t H e ro m l H i m ELu u i L a > H t f v i t i x — l l i f l i » - A e H u io U v H r h o o l— I M S A , V\iTifiim|*(> H t r v lr « < " l :lff ii§[mlS!{; 1s t a»*dti*f1o* g l u m _d tf */*.!. glu*rel**i* **g For -Table JReacrvnTlon Phone 20Q— - 5|)c per "f Thp PoMic Ir cordlally Invlled ttf atterrr! Tim ciichcii nr unn CH OCK E T T . ttenrva and Elm Av.nu a a Itev. AV C. Ilu lm m b , |ia*Vor Buhdav Krhanl. 16:06 A. II. M orning Service. 11-46 A. M. Inflamed Wotary Eyai T n u n g I-entile, T :6n P. M, Sunday N lg h l Hervlre, 6-06 P, M. Raiplrolory Congailion A V rdno da y night pr*y*r aery lea, Noiol Irritation & Snosilng'• P. U. moves— - tywytew* at HAV II V Il J f Cn *•’« Touch Ion Druff Co I Uhl rlet No. a, know n aa Hi* O ih e vu Special T m Schonl Hlat r l r l ; Kpcrlul T h l School 1) 1,1 rb l No. I. know n aa Hie luvkr Mourn* Hpeelal Ta x School IH e lrlrt, on TiitM la v . Noverjiber *. IK S . for the porpov* of determ ining w ho *liall I,* Trio-le re of lb* xald dlatrlctx lor the nest nurt-rcdlng tw o yru rx and U k * num ber of intlle of Kped a l llla trlc l School T a x to lie le v ­ ied and eolleeted In e*rl, " ( ‘ 111* d U trlrla for curb of tlic aald ye a r.. Tb* TTilbiwInK nam rd are a p ­ pointed In a rt aa c lrik e ijrnr Ik ; .p a r I orb ill the * piet-lnrtx nutmd w-llhln th* reap*r|ive Special Ta x School llle lrlc ta •to -h o ld .a id elec­ tion: ' , I’rei Ineta I A I A t HanfOfd— M r. C b a rlo tlr W ut.iiri, C le rk : S ir. Am elia Nohle. Sira. Jennie l.eliiniiii. Mra. i ‘a ..a n d ra S i-bu lli, Invpecior*. ■ervlct. AVedne.day M .rv l.e , a: ixj p. si At The Armory * , Benefit Rational War Fund Saturday, Oct. 27—9t00 P.M. ’til? N O T I C E O P K l.B C T lO N In i-onipllanra With tlio provl■lun* ef Jaw applicable .th erein, m iller t» hereby given that an etertlnn hue liefn culled and or* d rie d lo lm held, and /the eame w ill hr held w ithin and ihrm ighout Special T a t School DJatrlcia nf Seminole County. InnrM a, via., B pci T l’I T a i Hchiiol D Jxlrirl Nn. 1, know * a* the Sanford . Special T u t gehtiol IV lx trle l. ... School p lM rlct Nf,. 1. known a* tho luinawiHiii sp e cia l T an S r i.....I D lf ll let. Special T a x School HI*t ilr i Nn- 1, kn ow n ae llic Oviedo K p K l.il T a x School D l t l r l r l : Kperfift T a x -- S rhdiil 1>1■tr It-C No. I, know n aa tile Clm luoln H in-rU I T u x ^'iSWVtiiijV 1 P iH g r B A P T ia r r i i n i n i Park AVe. at Dili HI. W. I*. H IIO O K H , J r -. P a .to r Sunday School, 1* 45 A. SI. M orning W nrahlp l l ua A M. T ra in in g f.'nliuit " « « P. St. h v rn ln a W orcltlp. «:im I* M — « liv k k t A A - a n i i im i x - i h i h i it - 4M- - v v i i r . a . 11. at.. I I H N K U v . Pax F d im v r'a p liia il. 1-1.60 A. U . ■r-rr-Trtitrrf—T| np-.v -Tr;------ * E va nge listic Bcrvlre. T.SV Midweek P ra ye r end Praia T lm r.d e y E ve n in g, 6:60 P. M LEGAL-NOTICE M II.I.IK M A K I-L’ ltS. I l l AVe.l I f ) . I Hlreal. New Vurk C lly New P>x£iu are T ie re h ) rediiin-tt lo ap r f f lm p i t lf o e : rtf W e can now o ffe r tba raxjr finaat In AUTO. BODY AND FEN D ER R EPA IRIN G 11.1161111(101)1 Pm ctbcl 3 A l tainilwnod - Sir. Ilu fu . J. P ro .c o ll, C le rk ) Sir, II. A b l.rim m . M r. AV. II Moon, Sir. T1 It. stum . Inspectors. P re c ln c lx .il. It * I t A t A lta innnlr S p r in g .— M l. (I. J. D .rlh lt-U . C le rk . Mr. A h n r r . U Thriitipxnn. Sir S. II. K y is , Mrx. Ilernlce AV. Ilow ell. Inspectors. I’reclnrt In A l latke Slary— M r. Klieii Ito yt. C le rk . Mrx. W . P. Ilu rk r, M r Jon a th a n t>. Kvnnx, M r K. J. lu tg e ro u l.i. Inspectors. P r e r ln d . IX A I I A t K eretl City -M r. J. K . C u rtis, t.'lerk; Mrs. jJlTJC— IVjilgL. A ir. Jo h n C . II*lb -M r. H . 15 Hlinkln. In.p e clors ■ i i s T i t i r r a >. a in v iK iim I'rectni-t Nn. 8 A t nvledo— Mr. J N Thom pson. C le rk : Mr* Sterl.10 * Kim ble. Mr*, II. K. KelSey, Sir*. AV. II Voilllg. I n .p r r t i.r . Precinct No |] A l H|«vla— Sir. M erlin Si unk,i. C le rk : Sir. Jon Stickler. St.. Sly. O a w g r Du da. Sir. M lk r Slick Ti t . lna|>eiTor*. I IIS T IIIIT A t. 1 — • H i l l f .l 'O T V P re i'lnrl No. T ' At C h uluola— M r. Joel* I're va tt, .C le rk : Sir*. Vdni-e loyiiglue., Mr*. Ila ttln J u m h y rAM r. J. Tlld e n Ja cob.. In o u r new palnleaa m ethod, the beat In C e n tra l F lo rid a Yates Auto Paint &.Body Shop ifi N . P a lm e tto A re . W Phone o m e n ’s - -'H o w j vbty 371 H ats 0 .9 8 g m B rtT “ W h e n lid von cat it?” and 'You’re looking eapedaljr. o f ooK uiw nt y o o V b e a r w hen t o o w e a r « m w h a t f r o m ' P enney'at H a ts f o r •porta o r e ve ning la b la c k o r -c o lo n . S a q iU M , valla, b f w i o r fa a tb e n i. . , ‘ ItiaTHItT A.. A P re cin ct. I ( 18 A I lle neva— M r. A AV. Diyvle. C le rk : M ix. Mary Slope, Z ltr r . SI K IliK-icy, Mix. le .rc * . K tinner. In.perln rx. I I I K T I I I C T A*.. U 'V p r e r ln r t j A l luike M um--* Mr. Cal Ogleeby. J|.. C lx rk : Sir. SI. K. Shelby, M r. J. AV. Hell. Sire. Nellie Hood.need. I n .p r r t o r . P r* «lnel l A l Panlu -M r. C. E . Hawke, c le rk . Sir. It. U •lla gan. Sir. J D ' W a rre n. M r. AV. r . I *fnf ( t•*, Inuppclnrs. Dated I h l. IhlrtrenlTi day of Sepleintier. 1648. C O I I N T V . ItIJ A im H E P U B L IC IN B T l/ m r T lD N , P E M IN O L K * . IX IU H T V , K lu illIIlA , ily I* K JtillD A N . Chairm an A t l r . l : T . AV, I.A AVTD N . K*cre U f y . , tH>.wi r U ov e r. .-^buMioithc-work of ievcral million G.L's! Aak any soldier what ’’Occupation Duty" means—and he’ll tell you it may be die most important job in th'c army right now, but one of the d r i e s t one*. ■ He'll tell yog the novelty wears off soon, being in a arrange country among strange people. That the Main Drag in Tokyo or Berlin can’t compare with Main Street In Topeka or Boston, There are million* of boys thousands of mile* from honjf who'd give anything to listen to an American song, hear American jokes, or talk to an American girl again. ThqPi why tht U.S.Q. connof ond must notgvlt Yove dftjlora must keep It going. For ify.ever thoM a llfl and a laugh, they na*d It rutWI G ive G e n e ro u s ly In V i c t o r y . - . . t o T W e ’a to n a lly a fa vorite d ra m .la ovary The need ii so urgent that General Eisenhower asked _ #^! •*/" U.S.O. Gynp Snows \o quadruple its acrivides after V-E Day ct>take eyre of the boys in Europe. And similar en­ tertainment plans have been made for our forces in Japah and throughout tije lordly Pacific outposts, * 1 * :’- V . i' - . . - • , '*i • '4 H g k tj , Try hirr'it AmtreeJ: Tlox 111 H . J A M E S .G U T A G E N C Y B illio n a pear In JlM fMcfirtt 'C«i«M ol. S*l*t iiiiU I'n HtnHHa I H C I ‘hartl’H'V n o li C o im u n fr ty. Plni-irta.-.lh, b a iw fry , nn ilip Sth .oarf nf NoVem twfy' I M I , In a ti-ytala' a u lt' fur d l* o rt« therein rrm lltuc. a a abbreviated title nf w hich ta l.evnnht Hander*. Iilalnllfr Verene W ill.* Bander*, defend, id. W IT N E S S m r hand and o fflrla l real at Hanford. Kfnrlda Ihla :• Hi day ot September, I K S . • ii. j* H K n V in o N r ie i k C ircu it Court lltr K .- - 1* Hiirdlok D ep u ty C le rk tt.'lrrillt C n u rt Beal) . C O M J H P . i l A 1 IIIAAI. I III I l l ' l l . C o r n e r o f Perl* A v en u e a n d l i d H ired. M in i.i,-r, J. tlernnnl llnol, Siioday School. I 0:im. Slornlna IV o r.b lp , 1 1 no. a r r a n t * a p r o m p t a*v Umi H * c iii h m x io n a iit A M I A M IT T A li r .K K A C L H HnnHird-Orianrin llla h w a y — Be­ yond it.-nevn Avenue. Itev llle n n I I Hmllh, Paxtor, Sunday— Illb l* Bchon|, | 0:0ti A M. Morning W nrul.lp— 11 00 A. M. Eve n in g H ervlr*— 6:00 P, M. Tli in m1.<y— Midweek P rayer Bar. vice, 1:00 •». SI. it iiiix t ia c in -m n n r c iin t t T HrnnnnJp County Uogrlhtme*. Illbl* 11:06 A. M, . AVnrehlp and Com m union. 11:66 MK vcning f*rvlee, l : M I*. M. AVedtiteday. P ra y e r M e d in a. 1:16 M a h t h i i k i * n tiT L ie n . u i m . u r . j �I M f J K T llF J flB fo m a A N F P y R fH ^ H A I^ n ,S A N F O n pF L O R I D A Dixie Division Kitted 8,534 Japs Ciptured 22,146 (I’A llta ra rrnm P««f O in Ja p s/ and hid raptured a total £2,140 prisoners of war, J rii W llinn* ami Koreans up until Sept, 24, with scores of .laps streaming into Plat Rjvlsin i INSURE WITH Stoekndrx every (Iny. flrfqrc ,V-J _ Day -th e division hadWvaptrmr-t' t i l l Japs, inking in the remain­ ing 21,202 nl various -surrender points im the big southernmost Philippine island or Mindnnnn after V-J Day. After the H at Division Arrived at Orn liny, British New Guinea, in March of 10,41. and up until Ihm Ill U 1IK iiierted IV.I fair a' t I. the daw 'll was fur shi rnient, rrome, ft, 108 replacements had Ttnteied* its rank* — nearly half tire divUlmr strength. Dunn j (lose III mnnths the division had lost 008 men killed, had 1,528 wounded in notion, ulus som iahoat 1,000) evacuated for tnedical reason* other than wnunds. and a handful transferred . to. other -outfits. Oldliiuu*. in the "nixie" Divi­ sion can almost taste the delights <*f— wtttmthUT* which thry*Cv miased in their tp months overscan rA5 T AUTOMOBILES ARE OKAW»-OUT-W*U W t NEED ARE S L O W E R ft -cjTXSf^V ' PEOPLE. / lljo* >iiireinp(t, turn rent nil-1 slate high school star a few sea­ sons a (jo. Is hack in the grid nielure at (’orp.'s Christi as he nears enmplelion of Iris irnlniitK ns a n . Aviation Cadet. Moreland ia_ playing ul let t-*>nd-f»r-1 he- Cor—4— mis Cornels and saw nrtinn in the Cornel victory over Mice Insti­ tute 20-12 and over S outhern' I •Methodist II 22-7. Dining the; ] 1944 scar tin he performed w ith ( the Imva Seahawks. i i j made throe New Guillen camW s T i pnigns, invaded and held for J ,, J It srven months the island of Morn^ »»11 ml. took the dap-held Asia! .Mnpia island group, and com:S|ower driving on your part com-] plcted the Mindanao campaign Inned with careful attention to I during that time atid have yet to such matters as the condition of I see a paved street, plate • glass your tiros and the puwer of your windows, or a house bigger titan battery, makes for safer, more a nipa shark. Hut although -they pleasant, more economical driving, by-passed Australia, didn’t quite V. (icnentl Insurnnre Sanford Atlantic Room .101 N S.MHWANNH Phone 732 OI-NO. PARK A V t . • Bids to Contractors and Builders HpcciflcatlonH can lie Keen nl the Office of The San* ford S ta te F arm ers M arket. Matle hr "n Old Reliable House 8 TEU BE & CO. Swarthmnrr, Pa NOW ON S A L E *® .'TUXEDO PEED CO. ^SP DDT JUKI HOIISK Kills Files. Mosqultuea, Fleas, W ater Bugs, Silver FUh, Aula. Bed bugs, Roaches, Ticks, Something ap*ci<4 to b# thankful for . . . bonua-mlUaga Good| a a r DoLux* tlrased•hown by t*sU lo gJv*, lo n g f r tr e a d wear, arm here \ now. W 1 I | W V''' IlfrtL r ROCKEY’S TIRE SHOP, • 119 8. Parte - Phone 2C5 WuvKed League Voted - Dissolved JJyu. JLiilv Uniled Nations To Save Wounded Cf'ftiilliturtl I’runi l*nk Ct'iteral ItcGuullo returns from RruSsels. " DcGaulle'Is in the haldl of leviewlng all high court verdicts Personally." the official said, ‘'even when the defendant re­ fuses to sign an appeal, us larval has done." .. I-jmil was se n t nmed in, Im aitmt Tresday for treason, anil having intelligence with the erteiny. Pnqui*, whose pro-Naxi* broadcasts made him of tlie mosthated of the French eollaliorators was shot with fnur 1members—of the White Itiissiini section.of* the Kail ‘gstapo at Port' de Chatitloii, whore Joseph Dnruiind, former chief of the Viehv uiilitm. met Iris end bcliirr a firirqp squad yester­ day. It now appears unlikely that larval will lie executed before the rml of next week, even if De (.nolle leftists* -the nw tl iiil. which ws a te demnniling equired ill least a ta tr liuildlnK.n platform approxim ately 178 ft. hy 38 ft. Rids will be open Oct. 25th, 1915. Blue Print* and JiipKn line tin the average non 1,500 carthnwWes 'annually. < about four shock* a lay* The famed "Dixie” Dtvisioa will • lolng bark about 2,300 troops, approximately ( 71 yor cent of tin; present flivisinn slrciigth. * All these figures, udlninislrallve officers said, woie base I mi a screening score of tin points for enlisted men Officers' points were 85 for lieutenants and cap­ tains, ami llhl for majors and above, lull it was expected thirl all officers’ levels would lie limppril 'to 75 i*nrly Ihlr-month When it was first anno meed that thn -list would shin Inline as. a unit from the Philippines. 21* per coni or 2,888 troops of the illy is ion were nlrcudy eligible for stateside redeployment tinder the point syslrm, with K:> as the point level for enlisted men. Hy setting (10 as the set taming score, and using 75 as the sctcc.i for all officers, <1,201 additional troops were made eligible for thipment home. Repeal Is Sought Of Lahar Law In Face Of Strikers 2. The soft coal strike negolinlinns in Washington remained dead-locked and more than 125,• 000 nrlnrt* were nut in six states and new pits shut down. * ,1. M o t i o n picture industry strikers in Hollywood • carried their mass picketin’' to Universal studios as well a* W allin Brothers. 4. A Ft, bus employes voted la strike tomorrow (H atunliv) for ‘ilgher psy from a line serving nearly 1,0110,000 daily (rassongers in *rl Massachusetts cooununltUsItatsea Granted UAW official^ described the wage Increase obtalnod from Wright-Aeronautical a t its Pater­ son, N- J„ plants as aptrroxlniutcly 3tr per cent. Wright granted s 22 cents an hour ralsu on all basic rates for Hourly paid employes. About 0,000 workers •re affected immediately and probably more will be after re­ conversion to peacetime opera­ tions. Previous, basic rata* ranged from 81 cents to 11.41 an hour. Demands for a 30 per cent wage Increase for 0,000 workers in seven Ucndtx Aviation Cor­ poration plants have been pre­ sented to the W ar Labor Board by George F. Addes, UAW secre­ tary - treasurer, who declared the union would ask for s strike voLe i/ the (mini refused to accept Jurisdiction. The wage demands are similar to those presented to the Big Three of the automobile indus­ try — Ford, General Motors and Chrysl**—in behalf of their more (ban 600,000 employes. Strike votes have been set for this month and next among employe* of the three firm s,. BscreUry of Labor Schwellenbach reported to President Tru­ man- on the growing soft coal dispute but said the President •ant no messaga to Unltayl M Workera’ or soft coal operat. confgjecs who are -seeking •cttlemenL > • Onions have be from time Immcmoi 'represented on F " menu. -geoeml - mtsli-nf—jrrnrt n r lie bat to soe rpnkinr 11;** uilvatu im*ni of F i n n . I r ten il*oii>iti -I alonirii w h o ■i' i ., i i, Wi nId W at I lie' l e i ween U Z im C tcd UHC • T0 U C H T0 N DRUG COM PANY Gators Will Play Vamly In First Night Grid Game it Cai ah "The two-day joint ennfeiem e I will tie attended In- 1,-1. 1 1 - i i ] Mil*- ■■**—U*fw|l||M| —lltMW*-|tt—4l « lit TUSSY nicn Mnyu iihsetlqtl, "will h\ no menu- i end oui m a r k e tin g ni l other j Inndilc* >hich w "ii' t oofiotmle I I hy tho-rmrlden -erntmt: Ilf tile a iii . | on' -hnUlil lielp, lo . l i i i > t In*.ii | hy -(i a ei" g i e- poll .-1 hit 111 's w heivj th ey helong." the softening ri famous night faithfully to I -with tlakiness. till) liltss due | 11 it h a lf eeretnon WASHINGTON. Get 12 i/Pi Sn'lllil ,y Will'll (tie tjntlll . Amtd shouted dcmumls rot slashes Ill'llmeet . \ nrqlerhilt Unit ei itv it in Federal spending the Ihtllsv tlie lit : night fn itliall g a m e In pa sed yesterday tty^ I it Mt p t\- cutting I.ill to enter fongie,:, in the h -I * of koie'i'oialng I Inns -'or the ci ................... it- im Id years easing iudividuid and bitsiaess burdens by |.ri,:ifi0.i>(Mj,onil Hoflieeetuing celt hi nt inn Sut u in 12)0, Tlie vote was ni t for, duv im mile a full progi .im ilndi rated to Imnoiilig I' I-•i iiln' 12 against. Fin 12ti t tin legislation pin- Iilimilli truth in and out of tin v vldrij n 57,252.(1110.111111 reUuctioo service. linvoeooi-~4-slitu«-|| o* 11 spent* ludntt'i'fW enr levies. Now trntsetl ,tn the* Semite, tin1 brief! v at half I true lie -will is. fill takes 12,000,0110 low income (tit induced by M I.. Merslton, (M'lstias oft the liaiiiau tux tolls Miami, aieniiiei of* the Slat * coni|ilcteiy ami gites at lo u t a (liiaid uf i 'otili<d and a graduate of till' I'oivj’l i' 1 in Srliiinl. per cent tSllfvUt’l1 •" "9 nlhi persordi s jlijert to this levy. ■ . if.i* ' 0 ,-^ J itn ;. M'OslinTt~..wUL lie I hriirmna Dnaghton M*-N. C.l iiitiiidaccd .by [n .lullu .1. T lg e il, of the House Ways ami 'Means | ii i'■ideal of lh< rn lv .-tsily , (’nmmiltee and the House It«-Jli*i- ■ -Tlie llnmcromtiig will In- a limit tr a ile r , Martin of Mussadi joined during the debate rliptaiiusl tile Ynlliloi'hijt fill It 11)0 j in dunnmUhtr curtailment "f il'Ui’s 11 ye. i . ago and made government spending, as tlie only ufl Nouthi in at riglp lialf re means in assure further lighten the Vundy I'ievnit. The gartp' Idler e'- * world o I nine- waning rbamxlug tile .'el,'drill lull will mg ol the tax load. for m u at T O U C IIT O N ’S . . . Houghton suhl the budget must a oik the flr't gtld Meeting lie i a l u m ihut mean Kl-AI. 1(1 IIN' lit balanced and payments inane tween the two >rlio*i1.Meanwhile, feulnie. of tlie nil * OMY Irerause wi.l gel tile deon the national debt. He declared "To make taxes hearable it t da'., event iiu'bale a general in-Mil,ilile qa.tb lt of n slio n alli adImportant Hint all non-essential Alumni Council meeting at in t e r Used brands ' a t th e lowest K'llcml .spending be ellmumted " hi thn Flat blit C i ..... a Pin price*. D i.c o ie r llii* .SAKE .SAV­ Fight Continue*. ING I imI ii ; Come in ami " -air''* Mm tin tool tin floor to any: r *»r ‘fliiTfr, A id e. Inr I In- lira Itil— “t~ sorvr v n utirt— Otin TittTiTrikgr till' Itrpiiblirau muiabcrn <)f Ihu- *i 'h e M n ivciiity' I ’olleid ilnuse will give Ihrir mi| i| orl to begiall|l|g at t:! -Ill; a I ilib* measure, wt shall qnnliinu Alumni l a n d i n g iad in I” fight with unflagging dnlei (■" hi 2 mini I in tlie iimli mitmllon lq reduce tile-cost*—of- - o f - Florida Ifllloa, (ltd a Ii this government a mb hy ■o lining, hmm riiqc, oyet ! >u Van eventually reduce the hunlea of Aldntnl, in Kl’irida iiegiaa luxe ' 8 ill the annex of Florida Other .Iteiiulilicans . demandci •Iver 150 M'.il, for the lurger tax reductions ut this tim e., foot hull gain" a t e oeiiig re Representative Knutson of Minnr-. for Vamly Alumni, Itesurw Kilt' sola,senior ways' ami means lie. can lie m ade at l lorlda Ifni Murine publican, expressed hope the Sen-' •Vnang the ho.-t. pi the T5, I IK.,— ate will rtqcal outright the ex rlerfiilt Alumni dlmter w cess profits tax whirh U only Hr T ix e rl, and I! C. Ileal) Carbonate partially eliminated in the House of .Students, lint ii of who at.. bill. Some Democrats complain­ gi minute* of Vanderiiilt. I Burma Shave ed that the House measure' gives get I wa* the first Kiivdea insufficlnl relief to low and mid- lui from Viimlerliilt. ill income (erson* ami to small business. The House mensute, which may be reviseil in the Senate, pro­ SKILL Backed vides this relief for taxpayers in UNO KNOWLEDGI 1. I ift* all Income taxes from 12,000,Olid-persons and gives other individual* fibers were 50,000.Ffjonamint 000 t*5'«ycr* when the wur end­ mil* TAl.LAHAHif.KK, Oct. 12 (Spe­ ed) cut*, ranging from 10 tier rent cial)—Kloi hlu’s agricultural prob­ Hronm Seltzer to , more than 40 per rent. No lem*. believed In nmtiv iendet ■ *.V nerson would get less than a 10 ill nil part* of the Mute to In- of f*r cent reduction. Income tax serious proportions putticulnriv Liniment savings to Individuals would i- in the mallei of -uirpluit ilia•nw* mnuut to 12.327 (100,000. Puy-ax- pnMil- at “cost and better” prices, you-gn withholdlggs from wages will lie fqlly aired at Orlando, 6ti Syr Ptpsin end salaries would be reduced N' v- II qfid 15, Nat linn Muvo. -farms ry 1 cnmuiiiisioncr of agriculture, an Luitiries bevy Cut. here today. 2, Eases rornorntlon burdens hv nauncetl nf Agriculture. Clin*12*88,000,000, including psrtlal Pm''necietaiv Anuersun of WaxbiiiKlon. • •neal of the war time exces-s t ro- will P,take in the Nov. 13 Baby Oil fita levy and lowering of the diw utsipns''part ifnyo said. %tt4> Vlvlts buxine** surtax rale. Hn iinary Anderson will he the 3. Reduces sharply, next July 1, of the Florida Farm Vatronol th* record wartime excise* on fo- guext - ailed luxuries, induing liquor, Bureau Federation. * At Mayo's request the fu I luggage, fur*; lewdrv and .eos- meeting of the Agricultural Divi­ rrelles. This would save "ronsnmeni IMP .000 POO lo a th e ta*t sion o f| the Ftnnda State Cham­ stv months of 1010. Tn" Houe* ber of Com metre, nf wrhich Wil­ Ju*', would •*”» eqt from 10 to 40 liam la Wilson is chairman, an l • "■Hop. About tic o onnnnn in I- If. 'Kfamcr co-chairman, ori­ 'tpo*' slocks ts ie s would be r e ­ ginally 'scheduled for. Jacksonville, will be held at Oriandn instead, funded 4, Aho|l*he- *h» 13 automobils on Nov, 14, In making the announcement, «*• *ax next July I. R, Pr*s'Ms the Bo-fal Security Mayo declared that Klaerer fur tax In JD4R at one per cent each months has been at work in the SAN FO ku t l u k iu A oos -mnlovs's r - e and employer’s field surveying Florida’s agri­ ravroil*. Without the frrete the cultural problem* “from tin to tax would lump In 2/i per «*ent t\o." whirh information; follow* inV detailed study by Klulu nitunii t each op Jauttary 1, ' ii setts, I'lililum Polidcnt (.’artors Pills Anderson Coming To Florida FolFarmers. Meet ,dt- i d i )m«’ rfiriA* ^ DRUB �r r r s S '‘ n (If i k * i -’. 'jsr 'ttkr^ r y y tg 'i zyrf r+ frnr*.—gffif*-*\mr>- 'CnV' yjfflj ^ ---- rh*?%v~*r r - r ' ■"'■ ■ ■ ••• • ;■•>•;' ■ , ■ H i ^ --------------- r~ T W t K R K F ' - ~ ~ ~ ~ A r ir M an ta*. Ju«t how woefully unprrpnred for w ar the United S tates was in the dark days of 1941 when We were extend* - j s a g y » 3 2 __ in# all-out aid to B ritain “sh o rt of w ar” and standing !»■<<'■ | Ia th w a rt th e path of Japanese aggression in th e Dutch E ast in* " | Indies is indicated by General W ainw right in “This Is My S tory" currently appearing in m any large newspapers. nOI.I.AIll I. IlKA* "We were* in a w ar for which we Were no m ore pre­ RIIIh D onnoi dkas - m*. i»m « «**•**» pared th an a child is prepared to fig h t a cruel and seasoned s m s tm in in s u m :i professional pugilist", he said in one of his articles. And Pn>»a in *<•»■■«•* in another he writes, “ Bluemel’s infantrym en trained on ■ r I 'a iT t ir w **fc • Ob* Mania ... . . . an average of th ree o r four weeks before being forced to T M » a a a a lh a S t* M a a lb a i ;*•** fight. His engineers got no tra in in g a t all. His artillery Oar Vrar ... never fired a practice shot. . A ir a b lr a a n n a llr a a , "J "His in fa n try had no com bat practice, no combat tra in ­ k aa .. r r t a l n l l a a t a t * a w llr t a ar • b.a a na k t n l t t t a l am t a t ■ f a r lb * [>■ *»«•* _ a l ing, little or no rifle or machine gun practice." General r a ta la a fa a A * w M iill l l b rt rh r b tr a tS fa t W ainw right, who #p en t over th re e y ears in a Ja p prison • I r ta a lta a S ttr lla la a taiaa* n**rf.r»t«-1 c«mp. continues. "There was no infantry-artillery team tuts. in*.. r**rr»*at* tx* "* 7 “ ! tra in in g * -,_______________ __ ________ ___________ ; iTrilm im iV» i»<rai*- j “As was the case with all o th er Philippine A rm y divi* r t l r l l l t t a f f h t r a a a l r j -w ltfc f“■'“ S » - 'sio n s which fought under me, the 31st division did not have H * a l k t a l i a u l r n la r b lt a a a a a i X full complement of artillery. W hat gun« it had—B ritish A rt* V a r k . 7fi m m 'i ami 2.96-inch ipountam howitzerN— were obnolete. T b t H t i a U la a m t m b t r M . T M A b a a t l a t m P t t a a w k le h la * a r l a - I h e r e wa« little meami of trunflportation fo r any artillery. ■1**1* r a l l l l t b f a I h r an a f a r **p a b l l r a t l . a a f a l l a t w a A la p a lt b t* The 71st and 91st divlsiond were badly underm anned. rrrA M ta la If « r a n t • t h * r w l* * l ‘N one_of . q iy _ d iviaio|llL ]llui _ lin an ti-tan k imttallon. rrraltmf -fa tkl* pan**- •"*"•*•* f h t la r a l a r n a p a h l l t b t a h t r t l a . None bad anything like the required trunn|>ortution aiiTT A ll r la b t a l a r t a a b l l t a l l o a a f t p t .r 1la. 1l tAiU. .p. ai ,t tkh n l t a r r - signal communication equipm ent. They were all* short of r s b r rt r l a a tr*t a la *»r»*S. ____ am m unition, hut with the exception of certain vital types we received a store of this in th e nick of tim e through the , Fill PAY, OCTOHFR 12. IMS efforts of Col. (Now Brig. Gen) Lewia Beebe, M acA rthur’s assistan t chief of Staff in charge of supply. . BIBLE VBRSK rO R TODAY "We were terribly sh o rt then, and understandably shorter later, of hand grenttdes, .60 calibre machine gun and IT TOOK FAITH TO SAY Infantry m o rtar am m unition. We hud only a few rounds of ttmI* am nnVS .Z 1118 A 8 ,,OBT the la tte r tyfuv critically needed in ju n g lo -flg h tiu g .-W e ju u in t-lr; TTMB AGO, BUT FIVENTS OK THREE TUbOUHANDS YKARS poverty-stricken, too, In ummunitiori for the 2.95 howit­ H A V E ESTABLISHED I T S zers, for these were obsolete guns ami the am m unition for TRUTH OF OLD TIME AND IN them no longer was being made. J H E S t LATTER DAYS. Psalm "We got practically no tran sp o rtatio n fo r any purpose; 73:20; Owl la the strength of my heart, and my portion forever. hardly it truck, hardly a car. My command, destined to receive the forthcom ing blow of perhaps a qu arter of a million well-equipped Japanese troops, supported by w ar­ • TH E I.AKT WORD (From The Saturday Review of ships and' an air force In full charge of the skies, was spread over an Hrea 75 miles from north to south and HID Literature) Thla horror la ecumenical; all miles from e ast to west. . mrn'j, . ------B uL --U iu^only_m iM ins.of-com m unicatian-w ith.tha.var-J. . . . v>. Beyond power to cleanse. * '—*— ious divisions wsh through th e public telephone lines. To , , lop everything, the main hulk of my men w ere not only There la no conaolaiion untrained hut undisciplined, and were led by extrem ely in­ For abomination. But along the shelves experienced Eillplno officers. . 1 looked among our Better Selves “ W hat I am saying is th fs: ‘The Philippine arm y units (Poeta, living nr dead) • TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY For eomathlng they might have with the N orth Luzon' force were dawned before they s ta r t­ By RUSSELL KAY aald, ed to fight. T hat they lasted as long as they did is a s tir r ­ ------------------- --------------------To remind me earth la better ing and touching trib u te to th eir gullnnt,ry and fortitude." Then a alaughter-kanne). You know I nlwuy* looked on and u am attering uf nnwxpuperAll this was not nt San Diego or San Francisco, or in friend Al Cody, publiaher of men. For what I needed there’d be the AleutiunH, o r n t Pearl H arbor. It was in the Philippines my The genial ,’Colom*r' from the Hondo Cattleman, a* FlorPerhapa only two or' three: nt the exact spot where form er President Roosevelt pre­ idu'j gn'Hti-il Imoeler of . otu Unmtillu, mike in one hand iim.I Gumming*, E. E., or "Burning dicted the firs t blow from the enemy would fall. growing llventiK-k. industry but gnvel in the other, pneed the the Bee Tree" Pravda’s 10,000th Then I found, with gratitude On the occasion of Its 10,000th i/isue, P rav d a, organ of "Tha poet of one mood” the Com m unist Parky in Moscow, once again trieil to define Bo ahe called herself, Alice Mey"freedom of the press,” declaring R uhsIu has it and the nell: United SUites doesn’t. Journalists in th is country are not ‘•Love, hide.thy face free because of "capitalist publishers,” P ravda claims. The From Man'* unpardonable race." Soviet journalist, on the o th er hand “ Ih free because no OBIR1ST0PHER MOBLEY Wartime Washington, w# are told, haa «ll tha efficiency of tha pouih, all the charm of the North St- BE* The "Full Employment Bill" * haa a lot to a«y about Die "rights of a man to a Job but It I* allant on the raaj strangely silent albUltiaa. oL*a man to h h - J o b .j i ... President Truman tame back from his vacation full of fight, ' lambasting for all ha was worth the "Few selfish men" who are , retarding reconversion. But ho didn't say who the telfleh men srd. ---------- O---------- in Boeton three chorue glrte II pitched their tente on the Boeton Conlmons when they could obtain no hotel room*.. But the police evicted them from their tents. Down here there are plenty of Ide open space* for tant cUIee. exterior opinions can influence him .” In the be United SUites, a jo u rn alist can w rite w hat he pleases, w ithin lim its of libel and decency. The "cupiUilist” publisher can p rin t w hnt he pleases, w ith tho sam e restric.tloiis. The produetjof each m ust-find u.public willing to buy and read, under the "capitalistic" system , o r each venture will fall. The rig h t and privilege is th ere for all to dse. It Is the public which decides w hether th a t rig h t is being employed in th eir interest. — In Russia, n e w sp ap ers-an d -m ag aain es,: th e huiliHngsand th eir etiuipment, nut only ure owned by th e governm ent hut urc an integral p a rt of it. In fact, the R ussians have but one newspaper under d ifferen t names. The opinions and inform ation offered in th a t new spaper. m u st satisfy the "people”, and the "people" in Russia are the small group of party leaders and officials. Any o th er opinion or inform ation is condemned. W hat would happup if some enterprising young man ill Moscow m anaged to locate a printing press and published a newspaper criticizing Stalin or the Com m unist system ? W e all know th e answ er. Until a young Russian can do ju s t th a t w ithout dis­ appearing into Siberia we cannot believe in P ravda’n claims uf ' f reedom:— Editor~&~t PabHgher: Steel production le being eerlouely curtailed by the coal etrika. T het meant those things made out of steel, like .tractors, automobiles, trucks, and steel building nob . supplies, will b4 delayed. Ana for this we can thank John L. Lewi*. ’ \ FRIDAY, T . 4mr mmdsYrUmt •"•**•** By Ruth Fitter. Poaalbly Hopkins, S. J., -Ofi i l - W —too rare -h«rtr~K<tm»| ... Vitamin A h tested by-meoW" instrument Ing with an optleal ini the amount a t ihort-wave light tamla absorbs. tpa, vltk, -J----The total supply of ooilil..avallable to the United Nations as a group during 10^4 was almost 7.000.000 barrels a day; Totally Unprepared A unite Sanford He t « * ll* k £ l ****** --T •TeUI~j «htawjr Tor e r e t e f f l ai products In the United States 1944 exceeded 6,000,000 barrels The British eoWny o l 1$« Dahnrnas consist* of 3,000>,lal*i and cover* an area 800 a(lUlt length. VjA l e t tys £ ew d Ifcu £ ampler anmy Newspaper Science Monitor of this The . . Tree from poUtel . . Free to t*U ymi f» i spondema bring te a op tbaspoe newf and1 ill its Waning to you lq«* whbtip ftatyas .ml your family, b d i issue wind with unique to c lo sed keep.______________ wessjaasif m«s^ r-\rt*mt>mi Ua * o b n e and ttam doatl 1—1WT*« OrUtUm J C , IKIStllfllMf ••S«limMM»M»IMM*MM« . -*\ Lf(M»MISISM<fM K»»M H «IM»»«rtn*fl»SflSM I“ 1 Wane find a »», abl ....Jam....... aws>...... I—IIbfd yh'HSMsp 7b 91 X i “ Lady Chrisiipa V g its of the Florida State Cattlemejt'x Association. Senator Carroll exorcised the belief that Okeechobee should become the outstanding cattle market In Florida while Senator Beacham nsierted that the economic future of Florida lies primarily In con­ tinuous agricultural nnd indus­ trial development. He pointed v ith pride' t'i the considerable progress made bv' the cattle in­ dustry hi the last few years and predicted that It whk only the beginning. Guiding spirit of the whole operation in Okeechobee is W. E. Carson, president of the market which he established here on April fi, 1946 after moving here from Alachua County. Comment­ ing on the future of the Indus , try ill' mi- interview with Seerborough, he said: "Even though this year haa been hard' on cattle, first liecause uf prolonged drought and For beauty in your bathroom or bedroom Bcatter these lovely deep pile chenille rugs . . . Ivory white backgrounds with pastel flowers in each corner . . they will w ear well and retain their beauty a fte r long ami continuous service size 25 x 48 9 .9 S Y o w e lls SANFORD i* I— -«ir ‘•r-r-- ’ Initial Presentation of E'BMTLE JACKET fcd of a remarkable new uaihable spun rayon fabric PASSENGER TIRES WHILE THEY LAST! Notice To the Public history tends to repent tf e has repeatedly th a nubile a g a in st the mptytng sewage Into era of emi lakes end stream s, hft Tha Herald •I have -adopted th e fullowing huura und prices to r w urki O We are profoundly impressed , as no doubt many others were by Genera! Marshall's report on .th e weapons af the next war and the necessity for being ever pre­ pared. But the danger la not for stloi of odulta the present generation but for their children twenty years hsnes. Will M srshsll's warning then fall on deaf ears? Will people then be more Interest­ ed In selfish enloj *iture trouble. Wt preparing for *n _____.. People learn slow■rK V Finest Quality Scatter R il look* like Pnul Scarborough. uortion from early nfternoo/i Jr., Special ItupreKcnlative of Ihr Until—Iicnriy dark and when the .Seaboard Airline, i» running him chore whx finally finiahud, it wui puxHihlp for W. E. Clinton, presi­ u Hone Kccnnd. Anyhow Pnul dropped by t>i dent of the market to proudly see me after uttcndlng a cattle inform all nnd . mindry tliat only paw-wow and sale held )il Okee­ once before in the hialory of the chobee not "tong ugo and about nurtiun hud more cattle been *unl all the guv could talk about wax nl the Okeechobee county ,»|rat. Florida cattle nnd what p mnr- Highlight of the afternoon wax vi loiix future lies ahead for the tale of u fine red bull fur $10 per hundred. The animal Florida a* a cuttle stale. According to Paul they really weighed out at 1075 pound*. Immediatey prrceeding the auc­ hud quite a party down thenon the shoraa of Lake (fkeecbo tion li lavi*h catfish din'nqr wuix v„« Livestock Alsociu- singed with all hands pafticipatlive with the tion. CliambeR of Cent me fee an d ’ Imf and 1 cqn tell you when ihojie ■eft - —- MW,-.klnlsg. — ’ playing ' ' fplke-duira[_.oriuina L a k a ,‘^ - - 1 city and county officials Better weather Hnd brighter bust to n flock of ilitlnltut-ie* chobec |iull off a ratfish dinner' years a rt ahead of us and I that gathered from nltrjer un 1 they just naturally don't fo-d certain that Florida will yon for the occasion, which, ftnm nround about it. The cutfish grow feel all I g u th e r,‘ was what might wild down thei., and th''y art* become one of the greatest eattl* producing areas to bo found anywell be termed an "auspicious" Jtiie " c i t i n 'k i n . ! . whero. A ti d," «_hr - contluded., h~ T h ' crmL-jeo* aUttml ui tha "ukrech'oTtoe vbv- ^—~ play a vary] In wuuther tliut ran lltd gamut Community ( enter whare the* important partwiTn ill that develop­ from brilliant sunshine tol sudden Chamber of Commerce nnd Live­ m en t/' squall* uf rain, the Okeechobee stock Association hig-wigs played Livestock Market enjoyed the host to several hundred guest*. Randolph Page. World War I second busiest day in its 'history. Presiding was Chamber President To the uccompnnlment of H. U. -Meservc, who Isunchti) his pilot, flew the first coast to bawling cattle, roaring II 17'* program w ith.an address of wel­ Post Office Department In 1920. from nearby Hendricks Field and come from Mnyor II. V. Hauler coast air mail service of tho clacking Seaboard freight trains, son and wound it up with a n veteran auctioneer, A. C. Me- brief talk by Mr. Caraun. On the first coast to coast air State Senators N. Hay Carroll mall flights, the mall was carried Nurlun uk Umatilla knocked down 4(IA head of sleek steels tu a of Deer Park nnd John It. Bene- In planes by day and trains by bevy of buyers who came from ham of West Palm Beach, re­ night. just about everywhere and stood spective'” lent dignity to the around eagerly with thalr poc­ occasion and spoke on the general theme, which you have probably kets full of folding money. Two-way radio telephone com­ In thA background, taking In guessed by this time, w as.cattlr munication between planes and •the show,- was n litrriy crowd-of j *nd-4h* thriving rattle industry, .**—ground—stations—wax—established I After tracing the early in 1930. N i lean and lanky cow hands, town * ’ " • ■ strug■ folks from bankers to bootblack*, a colorful assortment of rjeiiiiiiolv Indians in their nativii garb, state, county and city officials IIKDNKBAt'lill HACK AUGUSTA, Us., Oct. 12 (Kpe- tun been used a* an article of cinl)—Pfc. Robert E. Ilctlnebaugh diet. af Hanford lias arrived nt tno Oliver General Hospital hare fro m . overseas for further medi­ cal treatment. This 24-year-old -O Tha Lion* Club has a cornmlt- Infantryman was taken elck tea Investigating tha rosalblli- while lit the Pacific area. ■ • tic* of a naw hospital. The County In the National Assembly of Commission has a similar com­ mittee. 8o haa the Chamber of Turkey the president must wear Commerce. With all three of them dress rjothea nnd n top-hnt. working toward the same end, we might g et somewhere. There Is nothing whfch Sanford needs quits Beginning October 20th th e undersigned B arber tthups •o much as It does a new hpspl •al.. I t ehould be our major pro Jecl In the' poet-war period. QCT< Open from 8:80 A.M. to 5:80 P.M. A O S T. 1 N I Z E D # Clotted Wetlncnduy Afterpoona • , « ,■' 0|M!tt Saturday evening* until 8:00 o’clock & iHt, SO c a u u x M oatt p r TVit ( New Prices ’HIMOCLROS IS NOT MOON*OUT) 4 HASS o r M ootnco H A IR tyrr i attachco 1b o w tv i Vl skin AMO MOT -r p -tm awwu.. | It; Haircuts P p H60cH p H This store is always practice jn Florida. ready to p lease. . , al­ Dooulastate into cltlesj ways loaded with a s t o c k . We •sa».“g j-ittsa S a is complete g u a r a n t e e to give l mere apparent. It ts no t t a ^ - v . h e v e ^ SATISFACTION. p p jf, rc v e • . Mi •' Shaves 4 0c. . - , i m * 60i)xl6—$15120 plus tax 650x16—$18.45 plus tax 550x17—$13.95 plus tax 700x15—$20.40 plus tax 1.18 $1«»H 1A0 ............ $19.76 1.09 __ .... $16.04 1.41 ...i......$21.81 i . \ S . B ♦ ,*Jt-** % ' i k t ■• - • • • '(in*» ^i LEATHER JACKETS Gift r vV* dr ik’l LOAFER COATS ‘■LMifje'* - • SWEATERS .SMB*# *< V Phone 12 . . . . —Vat Dyed/• W ln d -^ iaU M B. L. FIRESTONE STORES ] 111 E, 1 st S t- __ Sanforised-. . DISPLAYED THIS WEEK WITH -;.T» Shriner’s Barber Shop * S • » . J* ‘i \ A4 4 Carver*8 Barber Shop 'Ity Barber Shop Zelan Waler-Repcllent if M to tfl1 Stewart’s Barber Shop m f* \ . si,. ■***—♦’ ______ ; . a ; •* r . . * • • ■a’1 *1/ - t ■ a 1 �( 3 A N F Q IU ) FL O U 1D A rn ir> A 'T .' O C T O B B K 'a 18 18 HINTS TO IIUUHnWIVKS Favorite Menus Social C alen dar MONDAY Meeting of W.M.S. nf First Baptist Clruirh will be held in the nnncfc at^ti.'IO 1*. M. Topics for the month "Jnvrsjiug In To­ morrow** Leadership. Clrclo No. 3 will have charge of the pro­ gram, Hu abeam*, - Junior And Inter­ mediate G-A.’s am L^umyr ll.A.'s will' meet ut the. Klt*f Baptist C huryli.it 3;3.(> P. Sf, . . The Bushiest Women's Clrclo will meet with Mr*. J. T. tUnton at 107 V e st Tbuw nnlh S l i « l nt**tD04*. M ., ,U The Past Mtrt'fon* Club of O.E.S. will meet witli Mr*, G. W. Hallay, 211 ’West Eighteenth Stieet at 8:U0 P. M. ‘ The Presbyterian Cliurcli cir­ cles will meet as follows: No. 1 __ • Mr&^J._0._Atrtlca Ji.-C huirm aiu. Mr*. W. S. Willis, 312 C.enevn - Avenue at 3:00. P. M.; No. 2 Mrs. L. F. Bo'de, Chairman, Mr*. George Mnffelt. 2241 Lilly Court, at 3:30 P. M.: No. 3 - Mrs. C. K. Dawson, Chairman. Mr*. 8. II. Highleyman, Valencia Drive nt 3:00 ,P. M.j No. 4 - Mrs. A. U. Smith. Chairman,' 'Mrs. 11. L. Moore. 701 Myrtle Avenue nt 3:30 P. At.' ..o, 5 - Mrs. II. C. Whelrhrl, Chairman, Mrs. II. C. Whclchel. t o t 0*.Magnolia AvertUP at 3:30 I*. M.r No. G • Mr*. J. D. Woodruff, Chuirroan, Mr*. F. W. Uetkdiir,' Indian , Mound a t 3:30 P M* ' * . TUESDAY, Week nf Prayer and Self Denial for home missions will be observed n t ■ the Presbyterian Church from Tuesday tnrdugh '^Friday fnpnl .U-'SO I*.. M. to 4:00 Mrs. Mary Bally Mis returned from Long laland, N.Y. where ehe ■pent the summer. Brinson, Mrs. J. E. Courier and Mr*. J. N. Ulllon «s hostesses. Bridge and Chinese checker* were played throughout the a fte r­ noon. The club room* were decorated .With arrangem ent! of marigold and other Fall flowers. Pumpkin shaped tallies nnd Halloween colored refreshments carried out the. Fall moilf.---* High score prize was won by Mrs. Clyde Knmsev. Mrs. J. B. Crawford won high score prize fur Chinese rhevkers and Mrs. i|. W. ttucker won screeno prize. Those present were: Mrs. B. C. Moore mid guifst Mrs. Marthn Kivllng. Mrs. J. W. Hall, Mrs. 1t. BrCrumleyrTHr*.~ H." W .- Rjoeker, Mrs. 11. A. Montieth, Mr*. W. P. Fields, Mrs. T. C. Blals11idl, Mr». Fred T.*Williams, Mrs. ID M. Pap worth. Mrs. F. T. Meri­ wether, Mr*. John Melsch and guest Mrs. H, Stockton, Mrs. E, C. Harper, Mrs. Preston Slephensoij, Mrs. C. J. Fisher, Mr*. Bpy Tillis, Mrs. Ilrodie •Williams, Mr*. Clyde llanisey and gueqt Mrs. A rthur Fiakel, Mrs. GeUTge Mc­ Call, Airs. John' Kick, Mrs. J , O. Huff, Mr*. It. A. Cobb, Mrs. J.-4V Bennett, Mrs. W. A. Leavitt, Mr*. S. I), iligiileymnn * Mrs. J. E. linker, Mrs. J. H. Crawford, Mrs. Brinson, Mrs. Courier nnu Mrs. Uillon. P.Tj V. County Council ' Plans Coming Year _ Jim lliggln Higgins has departed for Macon, fin. where hi* will report •for duty. Miss Helen Stafford Is spend­ ing some time in Tuwunda, Penn, where she It visiting relative*. Cpl. Clay Williams will report to Drew Field, Tsmpe, Tuesday for n discharge from the Army. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Williams have moved to their new resi­ dence ut 200 Virginia Avenue. Ft lends of W. C. Hill will re ­ gret to learn that he Is ill In the Fernnld-Laughton Memorial Mrs. L.A. Palmer has departed for West Palm Beach where she will be the guest of Mr*. Gaye Hamilton King for a week. Edward Klfcher U expected to arrive to spend the weekend with hi* wife Mrs. Ktrcher, at I heir home pit French Avenue. , Miss Leualielle Hagan, Mr*. W, 4. Thigpen, Mr*. 8. R. Dliyhton atid Mrs. Robert Powell spent Wednesday in Daytons Beach. Mrs. Agdn C. Thomas who has been ill at the Fernald-Laughtnn Memorial Hospital has returned to her home at 101 East Seventh Street. Friend* of Margaret Brunscwp daughter of Mr. and Mr*. -w.F. Seminole County Council of Brunson will regret '* .T h e K.WI Wore Bible Class •,,«/ the F i r s t , Methodist Church P.T.A. met Tuesday at the South- her illness at lie** borne, 2471 Pal­ will hold ' it*, monthly business side Sthoo|. ami made plans for metto Av**-_______ nnd sodaj meeting In the church the coming year, with Mrs. John Mrs. Berths Watson who has annex at* 7:30 o'clock. New of­ Rogers, president, presiding. ficers will be installed ‘for the Mr*. R.U. Hutchison a**" Vje been visiting friends in Sanford report* for the past three months has coming, year- All moodier* nre devotional and u ,n,| T . f t . Lawton mode a departed for Bainhrldge, Ga. — m g c d ^ lo a tia n d* t a l k p u in ic hciioois , m e neeueu — nubile schools, the needed where she will viait relatives K i.v f ix ir Meeting or Auxiliary No.. 3 <*J cooperation between teacher* Sfld and then return to her home in W.S.M.U. will meet a t ,*^7 , S i.‘ schools, and explained the inlllage Sen Francisco, Calif for Improvements of schools. He announced the forthcoming plec/ivenuo WEDNESDAY tiun of school trustee* which will Meeting Is Planned * Civic Department of the Sun- be held in November. By Red Cross Group ford Woman's Club will huve n Mrs. J.C. Mitchell, principal of covered dish luncheon ut the Club Southslde School, was elected as House. Mayor Higgins will dis­ a delegate ,to " th f State I\T„A. ■Mre» C(R. Kirtley, local chair­ cus* "Sanford ns n Tourist Cen­ Convention which will tie held man of the Camp and Hoapltal Committee of the Red Cross, has ter." Hostess will bo: Mr*. ,J.B . in Daytona on Nov. 0,7JL been Informed hy Mrs. L.B. Fort, Ray, Mrs- J .8 . .Bennett and Mrs. Mrs, H arry. Brown and Mrs. council Jleld representative oi J.T. Newby. Member* ure re­ George Harden were selected ns quested to come nt 11:30 A.M. to delegates to meet with the Cham­ the southwestern area, that a of the East Central fold seal*. ber of Commerce in the near meeting Camp and Hospital Council will future, of discuss the erection of be Jield Thursday noon In the memorial for the veterana of form of a luncheon a t Welch Mrs. W. Vance Gives aWorld W ar II. Convelescent Hoapltal In order to Deration al At Meet The new chairmen th at were ap­ make plans fo r Christmas in thu pointed Include: Mra. J.N. Az- m ilitary and ntval hospitals of znrcllo, devotional: Mrs. J.W. Aim* W, L*. Vutire nrcstcnicu *«**»*«» ucjuuohhi, _r*r"* this area. the devotional on '"Duties of a Flynt and Mrs. J.W. Yarborough, A t this meeting, plana will bo True Christian" ut the regular program! Mrs. John Miller, hosto provide gifts, filled buxines* and social meeting of ptteUUw; nnd Mrs. Harry Brown, made atockinga, the Azarian Class of the First 'publicity. nd In aome coses Daptfst Church- w h i c h F l a m t - w e r o made for Ffconderi cpratipn*. will ard Parties” nrIn the annex Tuesday night. Day meeting in February when there ranged. Hostesses were Mrs. W. C. Dckle, Mr*. W alter Becham. sU te P.T.A. “ Our communities grouped to­ Mrs. C. A. Anderson, Jr.. Mrs. president, will be present. W. A. Cagle ami Mrs! C. L. The Viext meeting will lie held gether will fill these requests," How son. nt the Lyman School the fourth wrote Mrs, Fort, “and It must lie — Mm. M^Nr-4Uevelai«k Wsirin^-Eridoy>-in--4finuaey. . . -------- - planned Ju .th ia_ w ay .-fu r no. one. community can do it all and sure­ president, presided over the'busir— ly we are offering a privilege to each and everyone to hove reports' were givuti by the -offn- Mrs. Berta Breeden the thrill of helping. . iv:rr S . 1t.p.i<r.ni,",SfS! Is Guest Of Honor "Commanding officers have made known what they desire for V. G. Ilnsty. A gift wn* present----------ed to .Mrs. Cleveland us a token Mis* , Ruth Young, Mrs. L.T. patients a t Welch Convelescent of appreciation for her service Sheppard nnd Mr*. Wynelle Lan* and AFTAC hospitals In this and duvullon to the class us pres- ier tvere hostesses recently a t area for Christmas,” wrote Mrs. dent for the past two years. Miss Young’* home on Lake Mort, and added: “A bit of Holi­ Mrs. Cleveland stressed the goal Monoe fur a miscellaneous show- day festlvenesa may chase away for Florida, “40,000 for Florida ' er In honor of Mrs. Berta Bree- a bit of an ache nf homesickand urged every member to work den who is to be married In the .toward that goal. It Was decided to hold meeting* St. 7:30 P. M. Presbyterians Plan for the winter months. After brief talks by th e teachWeek Of Prayer -er, Mrs.--A .-J. ■Peterson a n d -a s(datum teacher, Mrs. Outda Wil­ son, u social period w*>s enjoyed. Murh fun was derived from .the ulz piogram conducted by Mrs. !. A. Anderson and Mrs. J, A. Yarn, a visitor a t the meeting! For answering the "04 dollar question" .Mrs. R. T.' Thomas was presented with a prize. . Refreshment* were served to the • following persona present: Mr*. Cleveland, Mrs. dJasty. Mra. Peterson, Mm. K. A. Williams, Mra. E. C. Hsrper. Mrs. L. II. Hsrvey, • Mrs. A. - L.- Rurlnesu, Mrs. TnomsS, Mrs. Vance, Mrs. Yarn, Mrs. le tirin t Real, Mrs. It. It. Pippin, : Mrs. Anderson, tjdr*. Cagle, Mrar Dskle and Mrs. Hewsun. a Westside 3rd Grade Has Attendance Party Meeting Is Held By Fidelia C l a s s The grade mother*-, of Westside Primary School honored Mra. W att's third grade class Wednes­ day with ■ party for having the best attendance of mothers at the lirst meeting of the P.TsA. Mrs. UA. Phlulp* rffd Mrp.(J.A Calhoun served\refreshm ent* In the newly decorated' lunch room which was gay with Halloween decorations to the following: Craig Anderabh' •Rolfcy': Dekje. Mickey Durok, Richard Howell, eon and Fpyo Thompeett / t. BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT * Pfc. and Mrs. Shannon Winn announce the birth of a glrL The Fidelia Claaa of the First Baptist Church held Its monthly meeting .Tuesday night s t the home of Mrs. J . P. Cullen with Mra. W. C. Buie as co-boetess. , The minute* were read by the Secretary and names drawn for tlie^pollyannas. Two group epp tain* were, appointed and each given members In ordfr th at a membership contest might be conducted. Games were played under tha 'supervision of Mrs. F o r r e s t Gstchcl. with Mra, E. L. Kelsey •ti inning, tlje prize. A Halloween motif was used Secretary and Mrs. 8.E. Andrew*, Synod and Presbytery Home Mis­ sions Secretary. Todayt &;Saturday 2—Bifif -Features—-2 The output of BotlWpV nil flclef* In one prrwnr year was By CHARLOTTE A1>AM8 It.OUO.WJO turn*. ' AModeled I're u Food Editor Moat people think of lime* n* making the best of long, roojing National Fire Prevention Week summer drink*, which ’they 'do. But few of u* realise that 'lime* I* u good lime In do away With HUNUNG nre u versatile fruit mid that every existing fire hazard in mid about homeanil farm-. Let us they ran and should be used for pledge ourselve* al the lame time ^ for many other thing*. IT M ore The peak of the lime season m to eliininale nit oilier rnfely tin• right now, in the Indian Summer cards. B U S IN E S S Here nre ihi.iiih ipi.-slimi* issued r MU of September and early October. T ry O u r Ad t Those great, beautifully dTeen, hy the 'National Safety t'ouneil seedless limes ‘we get from which truly ale "(Jucslltm* To Florida contain an amazing Make You Think.” lio over llilAarfy Clyde amount of tzngy flavor which list cntrlullv and write down the .Jimmy Refers^ answer about conditionIn voltr run odd Intrest to lotssnf recipes. Dishes inode w ith.lim e Juice re- home nnd on your farm, and then -I tiuirt much less sweetening than get busy busy at once to remove tile same ones with jetnon, uxistlng safety Httzhn!-. Test Yourself though lime* may nlwnys tie sub* Are stairs fje...... f liuxcr. tuvs (diluted.for lemons In ony recipe. mop*.---bnmtitsi-----gmsh-o-----toabv Squeeze u bit of lime Juice uvcS melons, stewed fruit nr uvocmlo oilier ttiiipiiig luTatisf17 ■ Are children liuiglil not lo 'r u n to bring out flavor, lise down stairnor to tale down S iear* Ime Juice In J leer of vinegar In French dressing. A wedge of banisters? Are small rugs k e p t‘away from lime to squeeze over seafood or broiled flsn gives an interesting head nnd font nf stalls and fiom luztatouch. Aml have you used limes in ed securely T Are handle* of cooking utensils rooking T They inske beautiful turned away final stove edge-7 desserts -like these below, “OSWALD” IVEY has Are you careful- never t•• touch and he’s Just the tlcketl JOHN l.ime Sponge Pie an electric light -witch or socket and KEENE hnve named their 2 tnblesiiooils shortening and a grounded metal object son JOHN D. IVEY JR., but '* rup -u g sr their friends have namwl him 3 eggs, separated . » Mich a* a sink al the same tiatt'T Ate tnttlehc* kepi out tif rcndi OSWALD. Which do ydu preferT '* cun light corn *yrup of children? CAPT. JOHNNY COURIER 2 tablespoons flop^ ^ *> Ik* ^vou"" igieiY tsitli oveil and arrived, In Boston Alortday from 2/3 cup milk K ID S , IN T I I K .S I I O G broiler door- ntnl ;lo you nlaial Europe nnd Is ho excited over 1 3 cup lime Jtloee to one side when .lighting m en being in the U.S. He hae called 1 teaspoon grated lime rind oi broiler gas Inn nets'.' teaspoon salt three times and «» •*P*St®d & Do you {ta.ljilK' UTjtau ru_cookerarrive any day. DOROTHY, his 1 unbaked 8-inch pie. .-hell . wife, and young son, JOHN H I, 1 3 - mince packnge cn*nm nisi other miming e. ruIpotent |iri>and hi* parents; MR. and MRS. cheese Are liutli tub tnd -IlnWei ei|iiitiJ.E. COURIER will form n happy Cream shortening, add sugar and cream until fluffy. Add egg ped with hnud-liold-, non skid — 1 1 welcoming group for him. 7 Youth — (lie greatest fashion ynlks; bent well. Add cunt syrup Hints Are poisons clearly marked asset. Whenever you cntch vour- and flour. Mix thoroughly. Add aelf yearning over some femme- milk, salt, lime Juice and rirnl. (with pin* in cork oi mlhesive fatale fashions, remember that the .Mix. Beal egg whites until stiff aruutol the iiottle oi tube) and (Uder Woman for whom It was and fold into lime mixture. Pour kepi out of ieu.il ol clllldico" Is the file in fiivpluer- "pul designed would give her eyeteeth mixture Into^Fple shell, link* in (complete with bridges) to .be lint oven (40(1 degrees I for Tifi nut" liefori* von letlie? able to wear Junipers and dlmd- .minutes. Coot. liurnisli with , llns yollr tviisli wringer uni Is. Remdin loyal to the delightful rieam cheese, softened with 2 ensil> o|M rnte,| -ufety lelVUSe' Is furniture ptiuc.l so von Will young fashions for which America In tiles noon* crcatn. (•void luiinfiil eollisidii- io tile Florida Lime t'ustnrd is famous. dark? They said it In one line. Andrew 'i cun corn syrup Do you know the locution of Jackson: "One man with courage 2 tablespoons sugar water, gas, and electric shut-offs?' 2 ’V tablespoon* flour makes n majority". Emile Zola: Do vim repuii worn out electric "A rt is life seen through a tem ­ '« teaspoon unit cords? perament’-'. William_Crittenden: ft eun heavy cream — A r r “ vmi protartrng the—i.enllli, “An American kneels only to his 2 egg yolk* of youi fnmilv liy ‘ enmpnigning god." William Haxtltt: "They, *ir cup water ngubist pests such ns roaches, only deservo a monument who do .2/3 cup lime juice ro t need one". Richard Steele: Bland corn syrup, sugnr, flout "The noblest motive is the public nnd salt well In top port of good". Francis Boron: "To choose double boiler. Add cream mid egg time Is to save time". yolks, mixing thoroughly. Ad I The E.B. STOWES hnve. a r­ water and lime juice.'Cook over rived home from their wonder­ hot water, stirring frequently ful California trip and -report until thickened. Remove from this b eau charm er. From our now th at EVELYN nnd CHARLES heal nnd cool. This cull be used VODOPICH have been lucky ns ti dessert In itself, or os ,i enough to locate n house In the sauce. mnd rush for rooms, apartm ents, And here'e a snlml which de­ nnd houses In San Diego. Their for IU subtle flavor upon trip was a leisurely apd a lucky pends lime juice. It makes u fine innlii one, what with good weather and course for luncheon, or run be no car trouble. used In place of dessert nt WITHOUT MEDALS dinner. By Blanca Bradbury Lime I’rnr Salad W hat did you do In the great war, I No. 2 enn penr halves SA N FO RD mother? V4 eup lime juice tclephont' b u n k ill Not very much. Just cooking and ft cup penr syrup States, containing 1,73d pages. cleaning. li cup salad'oil I spoiled and acolded you and 1 tw>ap«in-*a)t yonr b r o th m v ----1/8 icnxpoon paprika And tried to suy what It .was 1 teaspoon sugar meaning, Shredded young cnbbnge Our window atar that shone to Drain pears. Marinate ill lime greet for at least 30 minutes. The other stars along our street.. uice coin. -Combine, pear a y iu p ,. lium wrote the -fetter*," nmt -never ~n )marinade, salad oil, snlt, paprika ward, sugnr. Shake In glass jar But oh, such sleek and lovely lie* ornndbent with rotary beater to For a tired nnd homesick sold- mix thoroughly. Arrange shred­ dler's eyes. cabbage on individual |3iiles Wounds? Yes, maybe, maybe so, ded and place penr halve* on tap. But little ones th at didn't show. Serve lime dressing separately, Medals? No, No medals, son. Now wouldn’t that lie quite to tie poured over the salad. absurd ^ For ^staylngrJ»emel Just listening The ataff for tha Celery Fad, Seminole High School newspeper, has recently been elected by the faculty for the current school year* , Ml*n Kdna .Chittenden, advisor, p in work with the following staff: Editor - Mary Elisabeth Carver, Associate Editor - Thorn­ ton Hartley, Business Manager Simon Dingfelder, Feature Edi­ tor* - Lillian Boyle and W alter Schnablo, New* Editor* - Kdna Lnndre** a n d I-ouise Clarke, Claw New* Editor - Jean John­ son, Society Editor - Dolores Lee, Snort* Editor* - Myra Southward and We*ley Jackaon, A rt Editor - Larry Loaning, Exchange Editor BOYD H 1POIISITS IINSTEAD OF 2 TERRACE TALK BLUEBEARD Mm f:or each pound of Used Fats! Y owell J The sound of a hand upon the 'door? . . FURNITURE REFIN ISH ED AND REPA IRED Antique or Modern BRING YOUR FURNITURE TO Inmates of American prisons UH TO BE EXPERTLY RE­ voluntarily -gava-lUDJlDb- plnU of PAIRED A N D REFIN18IIED. blood to the armed forces during W T K E H ~ K E T R — F A I N T H Dr PRICES REASONABLE. the war. PROMPT SERVICE. Nineteen of the peaks nf the Colonial Furniture Andes mountains exceed 21),000 Refinishers feet In elevation 111 Glenn Street Phone 2-3923 The Bank of England Is 261 Orlando, Florida year* old. *- 1 TH R ILLIN G TOGETHER! Van Johnson Gorgeous! Spectacle I Senoflfltl Font Circle Is Entertained By Mrs. Rossetter Circle No. 6 of the P in t Bap­ tist Church met at the home of Mra. A.K. Rossetter Monday af­ ternoon. The business meeting wee presided wrer *by the chair­ man, Mrs, H.W. Rocker. Mrs. W.L. Vance gave the de­ votional. “Duties of a Christian". Three boxes were repelled being sent to Italy, It wee ennoewM thet the W Jf.U. Associations] Meeting would be held In Sanford on Oct. 22, end that Mrs. Rucker, Weekly, fl’iim Hume Drains■ttatlnn Specialists, Tallahassee Tim Egyptian*, Carthaginians anil IbRitaii* knew all about ce­ ment.' and used It. Fh tfprlip i and lip* In Revlon's new tlorlling color provoke questions. And “Ftdal Apple” Foce Powder provokes efetf more. For not since Eve wanked of Adorn hot there been suck a provocative color om • • ^h* American scene. And, a* ever, Revlon's • faying power is lo n ifk l In TECHNICOLOR LM IR ITZ MELCHIOR TOMMY DORSEY JSSu .ti] 1l, *3 ' ( A) y/1 I f— 4 a 1,1 t' i Francis GIFFORD • Henry TRAVERS • Sprint BT1NGT0N Added Joy*—1"AS THE FLY FLYS" cartoon ntfft*** —F eature Start*— * OMm 'TaWf SwieeM (•» SW-k Urn (Hmd b w l , UmWI. SA . w*| US* Dm U* reWvra (NU tmm* md AAwwe) /»*• HoJ f MM1«I «/**• AOt* �■ r v B A N PD ^P H W m ^ . S A I ^ D • *V«-_• - - » - ; *t Sanford Soldier Protests Against Strikes In U. S Open Seven Dfjys A Week R egular Dinners and S h o rt O rders Palmetto Restaurant C.F. Godwin—owner Mrs. C.E. Godwin' NOTICE Anyonu having any repair work in my shop . at 21,0 E a st F ifth S treet -----U a«lfedi<>-please tatll^fftrTFltrw ncc!I nm being forced to close due to recent robberies Bill Harvey PREPARE EARLY FOR FALL / fJood ith r im in , am! good cleaning gn hand in hand . . no one can be well groomed wearing roiled, wrinkled clothe*. Bring in cleaning early and I* prepared to meat the Pall rearon with bund-box freahttcar! I ANEY DRY CLEANING WILSON ID U iD H A R D LY Relongn Prom ptly Kalievcd D istress From Acid In—dltrestlon. NcrvotisneHH And Sluggish Elimination He States, Feels Fine Now. More and more well known men ■ltd woman are coming forward with praise for Retonga. Among the laUat la Mr. E.F. Wilson, wall known rn ld an t of 077 Manlgnult S t, B.E. A tlanta, Ga. IBscuss.ng hi* happy experience with . Retonga he gratefully declared. "I had gotten to where my ! food would come back up aa tour aa vinegar almost before I left the table and the gam pressure in my stomach at times nearly cut off my breath. My nerves were on edge, I had to depend on •trong laxatives for elimination, and a t tlmaa every muscle in my body seemed to feet sore and painful. Many times 1 fait like I would never make It home from work. "I spent lots of money but Re­ tonga is the first thing I found th a t gave me relief- I oat any­ th in g put before me, and my food digest* io well that I have B- F. WILSON regained nearly ten pound*. My nsrvea have ateadied down and the constipation and pains In m>' muscles have barn relieved. I feel good ovep after a hard daya work. Relonge is worth telling the world about." lielonga Is Intended to relieve distress due to Vitamin R-l de­ ficiency, constipation, Insqlflelent | flow nf digestive juices In the stomach, and loss of appetite. Ac­ cept no substitute. Rcloiiga may be obtained at Tuuchton Drug Co. i.iu u tt * . —Adv. Cold Preparations T t iM .n r * . m i . v u . m »s h m U II'S — I KK II.VI,|- AS I H H K l T li t l $25 • ' .87c GOOD TO KNOW! Ciuih (mui. be borrowed from ua on nhortoat notice, with no diHtucIwncu.—"Jim m ie" Howland also makes loans of $76, $100, $160, $260 or moro^-ahould your tieedH require it, | HEAL ESTATK-HHOKIilt Atlan(ic B^nk Bb|lf n I*. H K ilN D O N Clerk Circuit I'nWI lly NOI1INK .VomVOtm, Ireput* clerk ttllTH’K KKMINhbK ItllINTV KI-OIII I7a "T O U C H M iT ifi: ih im li n Another FIRST fo IS IS - K it lilt v t iiv r .N 11 Vti- ( fin r Mitt n l tfi/:Mt^tSt»ti '* ii f i rtmfi-' ilt*r M$S*I fai»w*» ii f F lf t o r lii, Af*lN o f I M l* k f» « » Fi * * Ih o M f f l l l i l v A «*T. I li t* fol In w in if i t u r r l b i ’fl In nil In tV riilrt"4 e r n i i n ly . pJi*H xlti. w il l |i»» i.ff* r* «l fm r i l v n l (mMI*? n u t r r r fo r ifiH M u Dent zi riff I i f * ! n m li h i cl, !t* tin* r l i f l i l n f |I»»* T r i if t l f rp n l fin" I II I f r im I it u tifn v « in # n l K u n il Mi i*-!*‘t i «fliny n m l- n il M il* , n t tin" I'niiff I*r*nt,nn,t1« «l F irst to introduce High Test DDT "Iloiisehnhl Sprny to Florida,* Southern ChetnicHls now brings you 10:0** Chase away___ Mosquitoes, Gnats and ISiting Flies D_>if*«-k__,V M ■_f,o 1h*» I - 1Ii fifty nf H#f lio n T :i» ;U i In so c t IIIo * k i s . T' IUnp<* m! IS K •* a Dlslrihuti^) by 111ink Ip ^ I iD'idr, 2 DAW |4 .» V I I I .25 a quart Repellent of N W , i ID . it Flies, Ants, lioiirhes. Mosquitoes. W ater Bugs. Moths, Fleas, Lice, Bed Bugs, Ticks. > Southern's Rung* 30 fvftft l.« .f 1 ‘ JE N N IN G S sure kill, and lasting For ipiick knock-down T’ffcniT'agninR t— —— ; Use th e repellent developed for ou r Pacific Gls * Distributed by * SEED STORE .121 E. F lm t StreetI-..I *' *• ." lo ti nf I j . i r 11|.,i || It <‘li.i|imrt, A T in l., i» Ad.tltliin. , Pint Itnnk I i-iii*, It . I -*• > t (lln rl< A S n i i l l i ili- lg t il. l* lr t H u n k I 202 Sanfyrd Avc 1 A lla n in r il,. I'n u i, * * ' 1M 1 ! l f f l " * s '* I 'd ' flloek A Smtili \ l| -mnlile Jj.lltlil- l ‘l It ll'H'li 1 a. in I* h. , l^il .1 llliH'k A. It.nith AIIin,innle Itelglltp pint Itook I ling,' C. t.ni IK*. i«« tm itii nT, f, 17,1 p . k l l l l i I ' l r l l l ' .n k .1 p r u t n . 1 ^ ||- I f. 3 ilM «K S ' l i r l h If. II I I n f t j | I I A l.-M - S I t s f l , .t I r . | I ) I t l ' . i k l« T i e r 2 T in - T " W i i li t H im - i fnr.I lafti -|,ih FntrtkIIn T o t r it a 3 J*ii ki Ts, H I" - It 2 ( l l r l u b t f M llft S3 K«e» i) S'* lb***.- I> u rt Pint !l.»f»k 1 S3 H*i»*‘ »!**iirt I'lr t f Ilofik 3 pi'tffp 2 I A f* f**•f 4 I At '• |» w —JgJt_A I lli»r- I~"iul Of d iren rry o u - run llimk uf. and othnrr Vuu hitva pi n i m b l y never heard of. "All I can rn - ir the petiole nulling there rlriki-s wanlcil to rmvii their rake and eat it t»o. "One other thing that la ngnltiHt the men now oversea*, certain pcoide want the draft to rtiifi imninlintcly. If It ir dirrmitin 11i'd it only mennr that lha men now overrean » ill have Ln keive In I he ni tnv of mrupulin.) IwsiiIra all the fighting they have ■lone. "I nl ill cnnrlder my.-clf young for I am only Jfi, ami I'v'a been in the Army five year.t Nnv. 26. Now, 1 would like to get back and g ct.rta rtc d on u life of iny own. Bundy the men between thy ngm of- Ifb-amt 2A ’V im •iinvepT ■pent. any. time* In TUf- Army, could join for two yearn. If not, it will mean the men wjm hnve already given three to fiva years will hnve to give from two to five mons.^Wo can't *o« where that ia /u it'to llm men who have been In ciim blrt.'V « *'L don't mean that everyone hur let ur down, for that cer'tnlnly would nut lie true. I think the people nroppd home have done n wonderful job. I have heard of no striker, bickering or nnything else that would endan­ ger the live* nf the men over­ scan and I’m mighty proud yl you. That ir onu thlhg no Jap or anyone cine will ever take away from me. “I would like to hear from aojnc of my old friend* If they hav e'tim e to drop n fow liner my way. Ilegnids to all.” t n ig r - .1 1 A' Easy terms for Convenience S 100 m S p i l l lin n n i i f i k fi pan** If* i:s •»/ r is s or nw 14 »#r hkh S*‘r||i.j| h T«W fiihi|' 2" Hfilitli It.in w l."t | Pint , | I'lnl . J i m h __ I_J , — ----------— THPHT-Khrft---l»K— T H U , IN T U IlK A I, IllP It O V K M i:,V T K t ’ M i ( i f T I I K ‘ S T A T U Ml- K IX ItllH A lly 11 p. Ilt-riitlnn A i i r n l TruM ren I I. . l-*nml. He mill'd'' Cmilit> J ■ *N?»»i ir*' If lu i r l i y H in 1111' w 111 1C, ii ,i|lvt*t*. H in t (i |i ly In .*/♦. i ID m I11*•n f»1 1 i Hi m 1* * I *11*«*»** «*f n f * !*m n t f Hi- in I it - ■ ; *iltf ***hinly, F!t*rJt!m i*f Itw mri'tlnpi. f Ht I » l«rIt! tin tin? Hth till3k1 *|f i N * ilr ilih i’f A l s . , I k i l , f t ir tin t linn of » r ♦ w n | n i i n * t-atii* H«tirtl IIt I Vnitit> t ft*tptiiI f f tviit**rj* k n ru t H ut J n t r lM lu i »u U h *' tn ti-r ifiifriDw HtflnSh I f r>r thr* f*»• t n f rnriitfli*! Hi Hint I M ■| HI, |tiitfijf]|fifp ( ’m it ity * jiw * 2, d**»e**# f r r in i l l , 1 * ' 111 *•«t l r »«f w jh l D i l l ► **u«ht t«» 7 |»«* \ n r !*|» •( l . r l l i t t Hit h u ll 1 trt th«* f n llu u 'Iu ic t lr N f f l h i il | i f f i t i u f t V , t ii1 H< K i ll id ll*«* »« *iitliriiw t * ' . A single ll.R. Quartermaster truck company moved a* mveh as JinHOTiiii* of e tiginecHnif equip­ ment, food, clothing and gasoline supplier weekly during the war. Military forces „f the. Allies ip 101H used uboul Mil.000 barrel* of gasoline daily, of which 0,600 was aviation gasoline and 02,600 motor HWaoline. for Real Comfort and Beauty LEGAL NOTICE A living room that la more than com­ plete , < . one th at ia far more luxurious thgp you ever dreamed could be pur­ chased tor aa little gs $ 106.00, A 3-piece * T hooe 33 suite . . . 9 i*blgs . 8 fine lamps - , , and roomy M ggsiins basket. This suits •w ia in beautiful many any other, If yqu)II keep us full of air and Irani fts.fajrly well, we'll run up new Pdknge records that will N lW ll’K TO A 1'K K A H d a rtru d r Itutilnsun. N u rse . M u srltrs .- Hutldlng No. , 1* 1. n u r t t c - Oklahom a: T nu krq tidrehy r>'iuli*d I . anp«sr le lh * iT re u li C o o n ,,( tkm lT»: •J 1? ‘J j p 3 -« a **f I n l 2.1, H tfirk 17, ^ v ) n u l Ira k i* W in t e r tlm n im ' FAMILY LOAN CO. of Sanford 8— Florida S tate Bank Bldg. R O B E R T^ WILLIAMS liny nl i tel it her. ISIS. i nrmeil forces. If they have, their I frietuUhip certainly Isn't worth ! having, .for thev were n ir c r i'S to give Ihcnt up, rather .limn let the ,Ik| m surrnnder and s n v thousand* of Anteriran live-;. "All llm striker Ice.; in the Stutcs m ured a lot nf talk and hard ftPliMF" am ""K 1he uierf and ■«nmrnv ovpr«efis.' Why ?_$<• enure wo weren't getting erumV'/r nf the things ,we tHMdeij to carry on n buttle! "I have gone three day* In ,i row without a derent meal be­ cause it wasn't nvailablr. Kpam hit* 'been served (I’m nut Kayin: Hint it was eaten I ' twice n liny for two tv Ihrro days. Pvr rutn-v .it no niurb ami meat and vege­ table Mew that I ran'! aland to Itrfik nl cither one anymore, ' ." A t tinror rv rn iimmnnitin;i wan Heaire. Can you Imagine ammunition being ratjniH-d dai lug battle? I can. for It nrlunlly happened At night, men uti th • front lint-i need fl'trrr to light tip the area In rare nf a counter nttivk or iiffiltratlnn. There were tlny» when I could g.'t one or two carer - right * flnrcr t»i i rare • and other timer I rnuldn’t gel any. There flitter light an mi'ii for only about 'JO ri'cmidi. In a one hour ntlnrk, we would GET HOME FROM WORK * . t * nnle fount*. Kim Ida, In Chancery on November Sth, ISIS. In ■ rerI. in *ult for divorce tlnroln pendInar. mi obbrcvtated title nl whlrli rum It Jolly K Hobln-on, tdi,In­ fill i r | n i t iIrrlrinli* Kllsulu-th U»blnsns, ilpftiiiliM, \ V || n r w ml h in d n n il o f f l > 'l .l r t n l »t S .i n f m d , F l n l l d i i , l l i l * S it , t f ontlsm. 4 I'mm ■•nar <*n»l fell about ncrcpIinE it, Seventy i percent voted to carry on with the war, even thoiijh the >1nnn | were ready to thro a in the j towel, Those people who volet I . ’ fnr thin moat never hove seen a | I hetllpfleld nml all it- horror a. I They haven't aeon a mim come hack nil a stretcher with h i - ' leg «r nrm shot off, an e v e 1 shut nut, n big hole lit hi* cheat, hnt'k o r slnnmi'b, his lower Jaw | shot nil th r WB** off. They hnvr’ n ’t seen a man that hn t the ln|> I n f hin head blown off nml hi * * J brains h a nging oat. T hose are- a j I Taw of the utpuannHa of h o rro rt , r I seen on o battlefield that the I j folks at home never hear about. ! I "These 70 percenters' must not t have a son, iiu-hnnil, sweetheart ! M-4—f+W—flarrr -forrntitihattnii'mz ( ‘■■itainly u battle cannot be rlrrlrd mil Hilceersfullv if yfm don t have the nmmunlthin vo.i QO need. • flume* 46G I Plnr«— ei-rtninly weren't the only type of ammunUltm we word rhorL “The people In the tJniled .''dates wonted a land ill-' oil I he Southern nml of Okinawa, line can ihoy expert to have two fiontr on the same island when there irn’t uine- -h nmmiinlliim In carry on one buttle front? They blunted -It on the Army and Now, when the blnnie should rightfully lc placed nil Dm people in lhfactories apd otnvr pltres whe.ru thev were having striker. "There people •■truck fnr .high or wage* when most of them were probably making at least $1.0(1 per hour and time and a half oi more for overtime. I don't Iwlieve that anyone had over n alitv hour week. "The doughboy* I spoke of in a. pluvious latter have a I Bn FRID AY / OCTOBBH «#■»« FLORIDA colors to • lappgUy- Chouse from h^rmontu with room decorations. 5OS this hUel frouping^ ■ T.lKiC.K. ss. S T A F F M t D '9 Cpr- ipd and Ssnford Phone •!$ • w ho c a n a lso belR len g th en th e Ufa at y o u r p ercen t Urea w ith ^ a r tf u l in sp ectio n , ex p e rt reP ^ r reln flatio n a n d ■ ' .7 1 *■ * il fA 7/ tf �# ■ ; MKini JL±__L. ill :p i,' * It •„ip *.U-* H ■ *#* < *■»***►' * 4ft 'A**' » ’ CLASSIFIED ApVEHTiaifUJ for one Insertion for thrM |oeerfl«*« for $ Insertion# "WM *&,r FATE# FINANCIAL— BRING YQUR A te ! . THE SANFORD HEfU claaalOtd raf**, • U ( i u u f m 't r ___________*___________ - SAVE money when yon buy your neat car or truck thru low er1 local bank financing and our I Insurance costa. 0. M. __ £ Co. s a Ve money on your fire, wind- I storm, automobile, workmen's J compensation, burglary, l|a - 1 bllitv and other insurance. Youll like our profit-sharing plan of Insurance. C. M. Boyd A Co. & PI,IANO; OB’ heater; 2 metal b td i complete; studio cou$h; with kmvsene and fufl Oak chairs 4; Preaeura cooker, cap sealer: wicker settee iuvl "" m e. rocker. J.M. Joyner, phone 4 60-11. LOANS on cash value of life, TALTSATION In s u ra n t insurance policies at 2 4 % to (dual, family and grbop WOOD burning circulatin* heater, 4k Tk. C. Boyd A Co. !. Boyd A Cn. *ood condition. Phone 462-J. 8T0RM Tqsqranca. Now is Furnished g»n arain. apartment pric- BUSINESS SERVICE time to I rocect vopr pro-. ed a t 2630.00 in ln it windstorm damRobert A. Williams DODGE • PLYMOUTH C. M. Boyd A Co. Phone T31 Atlantic Bank Bid*. PARTS AND SERVICE LADIES prewar Rpllfast bicycle. fbr $17.- used very little, tirea guaranteed, 109 Pajmelto A re, Phone 1011 the year 1• JM.0Q. Phone 700.___________ t-tn $ ta ^ r-J H U t the -lal ONE five room bungalow rom- EXPERT Plumhln*. 35 years ex­ r. Cl M. Boyd # Co. pfetely furnished. Phone 630-M, perience. Repairs, water heat­ BALE: Ample quantity Ion* ers, toilets, busins, baths, (punONE Air cooled Johnaon gasoline l GOLD SEAL mbgatoe roof dry tubs. Good service. No Sat­ engine, 3/4, H-P. Ideal for bicy­ Ltlnc containing PetrolHm. urday calls. George Courscn, cle or lawn mower. 211 Maple ofd Paint A Olaaa Coi Box 578, Phone Co. 4106. Ava. 117 So. Perk Avenue, THE 80% . is profcrahle to the* 303. TIRES tib|e collision |5 0 d ad p c-,.—...___ or ,,up-j . ,. apt automohlfc Insurance. uGet « l| our rales for yo u r,cars .n d l "• i ra r garsne 1 n,ent of recapped passenger t)re* trucks. C. M, Rov’d t Co. Z S T r n «oo«i«. W WE ‘ARE fully1'E quipped and Monroe Post Q/ffw. O n e.™ 0*16- * ■ '< £ £ Hat know how to recap your tirea. :ree. all tiled. M L S L . h a « r - 2 H a lr tr houae. 2 a t o ^ a r n , U i W . h a w * fairly good stock of Natural rubber or synthetic, *! new truck tirea anil tube*, nlao w* protect the sidewalls' of tractor tirea. Theae . require no your Ure. Jones Tiro Shop, permit (tractor) also a rood Cor. 1st and Elm, phone 660, atoek of new passenger tire LIABILITY insurance is moat tubes. Ask for our price lis t important. You know what It M l'* . v ,r y A.M. Prevatt Seville, Florida would cost to replace your lumber- Plent - doora, jvtaPLANTS FOR VICTORY GAR­ homo, • furniture, merchandise and plumbing.' D unarts DENS: Collarda, Cabbage, Let­ and autom(.bllc if destroyed. tuce, Escarole, Tomato plants. But you don't know what tha Iso Strawberry plants- J.W. . verdict la going 4o be in a law GALLON Oak barrels - a ell, Lake Monroe, phone 15. ItcH supply. Sanford Coca suit involving bod ily Injury or a Bottling Co.______ i____ death. Got adequate equate liability llablH 1987-? FORD Model 60, Tudor; coverage. C. M. Boyd ft Co. 1095 Ford Tudor. Reasonable "HOUSE, n io lela in Oolda>ro. Duhnrt’s Lumber Yard. both cers need some repslrs. I _____ BODY_____ AND _____ Fender denis. ____ paint Call after 5:00 P.M. O-----stcen, "R. i Injury or fading should bo SALE in Markham— 10 acres i w McCullough, .corrected now to combat aging! dent lot. Midway S. Granby _ w ' " ^ u iio u g n . and weathering. A new painAM i. J.E. Walker, 01D Cypress J CR :r e a » separator, A-l c loaa method awaits you at after 6:00 P.M,, Osteen, YATEM AUTO PAINT A jrtU McCullough. nw. DODY SHOP RELIABLE USED CAES selection a t or-under OPA EXPERT Plumbing, 35-yoara a*, 1OB N. Pa Imel to Ave. Phone 37.1 parlance. Repairs, w ater heatNo new care fbr many ars, toilets, basins, baths, laun­ EXPERT sawing machine and Got dependable tranat reasonable cost at d ry tubs. Good set-vice. No Sat­ electric iron service by man S MOTOR SALES urday calis. George Coursen, with 19 years' experience. 208 West First Ht-______ Box 678, Phone Co. 4106.. Swain’s Garage, across from w— Ball Park. STORY fram e house fur- TWO piece living room suite ex:d, 124 acres of ground, re)lent condition. Phone Cn■iunty v>ojirr«s ciearcd, 0 4 scree In 2903. GOJNG. to fly! Get n trip ucciWtwxi.* Good well, water piped (*«?» policy from C. M. Boyd •Into Y.ousc, priced $ 800.00 ft Co. j bash ns is. If interested write FULL set nf Beuutv Parlor equipment. W, A. l-ondonberg. 7006 Navin Jones’,‘*42^ E ?<4th'".St*..0 Sunfor’i WASHING machines repaired—' Tampn 4, Fla. and all hotpe appliances. Ca|d. Fla. well General Tlepair Shop, 707 BANKRUPT SALE . U l a ,..................... North M Mills, Orlando, phone f Acme Freight Unea, lac. FOR SALE 2-1972. Prompt service. Ford Van. was 35&0 ..... 2 3W Three bednwm bungalow. Ed­ 1000 " I r t now Iqt. van waa *11 ward F, Lane. tv . cab over HELP WANTED— 705 . 116. now . ** MC , ^ 39 /iM C van. was $1055 850 SIX young New iian ipahlre Red WAHHwoman Monday and Tues­ U rfO M C ^ w«s Blifjfl days, Wmehing Washing tnaeklna,- 4dl '*TVl|Se Afir 1 daks. 1O0F m on d e r n conveniences. Phone 2-W. . 40 CMC tractor, waa 5433-J. 876 t $1076, now ....... - ............— (3 9 'In t. tractor was $1528 MALE barber tor Ship's Service FOR SALB 1000 f|0\v jr................................ .. Oej lota while you are young, ut Sanford Naval Air Station. 30 Int. tractor, was $1888, lulld later- Edward F, Lane. 1305 now .......... ......... ................. . 41 GMC tractor," waa $3493 WHITE gtrl for checker in dry cleaning department. Call In now ......—.......... ............ 2750 FOR RENT— 40 White tractor, was person. Seminole County Laun­ 1876 $2351 now ..........- ........... dry, 810 W. 3rd St, 43 Back tractor, was 29 acres tiled celery farm, lately / ■ •’ 35 do $4176, now ......... -...... . plowed and harrowed on Cam- WHITE woman for checker in Dorsey trailer, was $1496, aron A venue. Phone E.B. Stowe, laundry department. Call in 760 now ................ .......... - ...... ... 1D2-R o|- Edward F. Lane, person. Seminole County LaunGMC trailer was $450 phone dry, H10 W. 3rd S t ________ 260 B w . . . ------ ...........— ngham trailer, was $1495 B O O K K EF.Ppfl - ate png rap har! . 796 GROCERY store for rent- Com­ now ............................ permanent, Saturday aftcrnoonii plete with fixtures, I will give Kruehnuf trailer, was off, good pay, pleasant work. lease to perty under the fol­ 60S $1425, novrr .........- ...... - ..... Holler Motor Sales, 20R W. 1st lowing conditions:TrjJImohila trailer, was St. Party must be capable ot ope­ 1605 now ................. ...... rating a first line grocery, and WANTED; All* time gar nrdener. icrNIGHT TRAILER CO. ^ T u rty -m u a t. hav* - A p p ly - in -parevn-te--16U0 - f o r k t-- - Y ^ - h a v r anything-you-w ant— cat Open Sunday 8.2631 21$I W. Bafver trade, ''Fhl. store can be open HELPER wanted for Jimmie Co& Jackaonvllle,. •d .a t practically no ogpenao tponY Sheet Metal Works. - TWO bedroom bungalow,- modarn other than your stock of goods, MAID, good p a r ." Phone 3903. althpugh I prefer selling fix­ furnished. 308 E. 7th St. tures, and renting the building. WANTED: Hnt*rClerk.~&ce Nr, I am in a position to deal with GET YOU^gesnUng" qpd oJl st Small at Valdes Hotel any the right party under either The Standard Bt«tion acrirt morning. • from tha Court House. terms. J.A. Calhoun WANTED: 20 to 30 colored fruit CHEVROLET Cpacb, two new plrkers._Sanford Fruit Co. 910 West. lal. HL PA CE SEV EN TBJK S A N F O n n H jS R A L P , 8 A N F O R D F L O R ID A ■ - ■IISI-Ol E !'i . u m i . i » L'-Uil------- i r STATK ttf I'l.n iu itA , Japan i* a humid, land, ami no Maccl lap Mi (covered the Sn t h I H AM K ill. section suffers from a yearly ot j neat passive around the Aliter- i t r i i i j a i . i . i i n , t 'ijim iii • M IT seasonal deficiency of rainfall.. i Ua a , l u Ifi'Jn. T u U T I.L IB CONCRETE PIPE for DRIVEWAYS lVVPRTS x and SEWERS Trenail Mia Concrete Seconds aviulahle at low price CONCRETE B LO CK PENINSULAR Concrete Pipe Co. Phone t i l l SANFORD. FLA. T IIB 1 MTll.lt v n o v H T ,\ T » : O F oik » F ill! t n iM H lu : A LLKN . I >i tfftllMllt OH ■11: It o r LEGAL NOTICE F U » II|I» A . In Llllu* F U re e t- AI It /t. lull I L I 1 «if t 'i t i u p U t n l f l l t ’il j tot lit Lin* F i f v n l t t i»l F t H lt ilV - *»t F ^ n t o H . I »»% l i ' f i h ) A ili-f* I m m iiu o n t m * llv i* r * ’*’ . T i t * ^ u n ft t n l ll* * i *4ltl t- tl* (• .| tiM i h r • t i r t v -a* i|»*-r In llili- raid t J - Iiiill 1*1 |H |lil» - h o*M.**‘a t lllv t * '* v» m t * it a n (t It o u lo it iH L tv M u lt j*. ItSi'Uliiiuui ii» V t i i i ; « m i t r n r T i n : < <*t n i a Vi»tl lit** ||*‘fi'lO tl'Fitr»'4if It till |a>* " jiiiu k * n m \ n r .i: m iin t v . *| I I I » « «| t il I»V tl«l till- I iiim im in n t n iiA T i:. • ill tin y N tiV r ini*4't l * * i ttt«* 1 IN I t ! '.: K S T > T K t» K - m u - I'.U IIK .4 U t il* t » ii\ . to 111* I'A lt it u ; ii i: \ a n s | IlM'ritNLMl, T O A L L f T lK IH T O U 'H A M * IT .lt • H l> N S h a V IN O I T . A I MK «*H OKM ANM S A H A IN S T H A IO B U T A T I- ; Y o u »nt! t its 'll t if \ i i i i n n * l i r - i r l o •l i i l l f I n i ilU tl ( t i i l i i t n l li* ftt iy t i n t ini* ft it it ilfn o iU 'fii* u 'J iiiT i t i n , h i i T t l i v r i ■f yittt. n in y lit* v«* -ti t tiu M Ih f t- M s itf « f t*n rrlirt M. (fv tiiiN v ili'C* >iMtM|t It tt a *if ►»il«l t* n u * W ithout P ainful Backaclto ,u y , I t Ii if- i V i i t i t y ,ln t lK * ‘ «»f H « n il* M « n r • u f r r r r s relievo m r o in a h o .A srh # n**lt’ U f H iu lv . I*Tt»rltl#i* *»I 1 0 * n f f l v i t th« n t iic k l/ . cim fin -«ti lury i l x y uwtwrr H lf c r n t r tirni h j L ‘|h # fnr ai l! it tlitr *'■♦»»11 h m it t f u f On* p*t!t! iruul 1c m v I-m Ih J , f t n t p r i f( riL, — rvtiiit*-a - . u —J L .it U m 4 — B l o t v l a .— U l l U i . T b r K Jitn lil e ys a re Natttna • r l t r l « taro t f*k« It ^ iR O t i'A l.n .lt M U lM tllhN I • ••tit* 111** * «-«ev*to aelvie e m l r & it e o u i o f tho I d if thr tlmr *»1 Hi*' fit of |Ml 1*11i*h11•*H **f r r l i .- . t tills tm f i * I trtrH r lr t lm «*i *K - t llcm d . T t y h i Ip m o il people |'a»* r W u t » . f n ff lr n nti «i ty lurtltiA u-lltiu H tirilk * k t aST?USKuoUert. Icr.Pittsburg'' Paints- find Supplies NOW ! SHE SHOPS ! CASHANDCARRf ui mil ,* i **it hi .a ,,I*, in wHtitnt. «n11 , , r 14 >111■i •. ■ . in . . iIiIm kw .M V i. | ‘ , !» ^ . t i n l.i a m „ . . 1. . i i . . . . . . t#r atVa,I . . '\) , t ______ l u r itn -AtY-rU-!!—r j j .M '.t u f j .ifc i l l . : V1 T|— IT : Htl rar ml hi*i *I a h .i l l l* r k n M n o t no n i ....I .|, .m ii t, %A.NH. TELE PHONE OPERATORS I in Is MilmuiKt tiitin nf Mi*- ISi tit** *» I*41Ft i* H 1‘uillh. i|**i t tv* •! **lriit l\ Single <,.*• Married • Age 1H-.M EXPERIENCE UNNECESSARY lajti M Y I II r o t|tr . Hp |*I. ‘ S I. . * .11 M l l \ l - %i:TH\ni.i: i *i * 111* * I I V lir n d lK H T le r o f V J c J o r Y D * * m * l u w a lle r l o w n u k l u w r l W - i l . l t IW C n u ^ n D rS in jM clvA rlH '.lh ru m A U p iu ain A . ^ o t | h P RlvJ flH r * A g e tU « « u p t:U;M v >wri;;g8rt r ifTinrM urvf r r ll«* ! «,'iT u I w i F v T t f it u t n m , 1' i r i i tru l n « i m w i{rr» w ith fTTuiiUfifif find Iju rn lfL f w t i f . lin tm p hm \j th rtp in in n iit h ir ^ w ro n s vti*4* ; our I-idorj *up lilatlilfr, IH u i T t ra it I A s k y o u r (Iru e iriat f o r !W p i\ IT lU * n RtJm, ‘la filil*tirrll« % t» r*l F iic rr» * fin lf m ill »*t ■ f o r o v e r m n . l W i !* e lv * ; h»iH*y frltrf nml will Ii^lfl Iho If vttf* or * ImvI ih y hii*«q flu ih i« it p«‘l -i*ru»ui * t m m t . ] yi>urLkK>LUiti*oB*»‘:’ •‘»i k m U* fru m ■ F r e sh ie 1. ESSENTIAL WORK * WITH PEACETIME FUTURE . Uj r - *• Overtime Pay—Paid Vecationa Frequent Increases Pleasant Envfroamant Apply Employment Supervtaor 0-5 Weekdays—Saturdays, 9-12 SOU. BELL TEL. ft TEL. CO. 110 E. 1st St. Do Not Apply If Now Engaged In Essential Work , .. of Color Dynamics help mako CATERING 1 "TJTmlifit'tPI ’/itii toTs («rueral Cimlrm tin.: Htiililing, l>;iiiilim>. Ilpjinirw-^ Call ^ - US For To A)1 Your Bakery Needs - - - Southern nltvtiyn f re s h . w hen yo u b u y it n't 103 W. 1st t There is a Pittsburgh Paint for eYery . purpnsc irr> Robb’s Home Bakery M lef P i t t s b v r f l l r S New System your home, iovol.’er to look at — !ovoii»:r to live Ini 11*8 I 1 SANFORD PAIN'TSt OkASS-CfL. fisMMSMe ’ t i t B re a d Phane HKl-J Store fronts. Mirim v (tins- work of .ill I.i -iiI-1 Tin* ('imiplrlt* I'aint mill <il.i>-. S I hm- A m u in tutt hi tuimtitt 117 Sn. Park Au*. I’lmm- dlld AIWATI AVK I UI SOUTUtHN WHIR f 0 1J A1 X I 0s BAI AD lone rang er A* i t ‘M GOING TO lEAVi .TfJNTC I DON'T WAN' TO BE HERE . WHEN " P U k e SHOW S UP. 1 I THOUGHT IT WAS JUST RHEUMATISM6 u r THE SAW£>ONES SAYS IT'S WWSE'N THAT. U/HAT'S THE NAME OF YOUR A ILM ENT? e r ; ak a w a y it YOU NEED ANY HEI.P-- DUKF - WHA T 010 H ^ -£ N ■ TH E C O C S A Y ? j v------ / / - w ont \ \ Wk / THAT PHI ROLIII1MAIMS IVE GOT SOME KIND OE a Di s e a s e p a l l i d m i s - . . ______ r» t _ _ POOR ■DUKE"MIS-AN-THROPY ? NEVER I YEAH-SOUNDS LIKE ■AJ*EMAuE-S NAME.- WlTH SOMETHIN’ HEARD O F IT— MU “ \ r nr_ _ _ j L I K E THAT-HE . BE MIGHTY BAD \ A\UST BE SUF FIRIN '.. A DISEASE CALLED MIS* ANTHROPYrANCHTHFOOC SAYS IT'S AGGRAVATED BY CONCEIT AND EGOTISM. 4 Room apt. available If party wXNTEDTbffiee elertTTor running condition. Can be icon thee of Sanford. Sea will buy furniture. Phone 0143. a t 819 Elm Avenue., Sanford, _ _____ Brunaon. j *fs. ___ _ _ LOST— BIG demand, Avon Christmas Sets a t this. time. Colored re ­ T ?204Mp ^ NA v a .A 1 tt,njlt<onpresentative wanted. Write Bpt you for Jewelry lost, A, c/o Herald. destroyed. No lie. or des FOR SAL*: Fresh four gallon Boyd A Co. cow. Phone 7B8-W; WANTED TO RENT f T b l^ jl# , $25.00 cash. ^21$ DIVIDENDS for 10 yean on ypur, fire, automobile and Ha- PUBMiSHFD apartment, accom­ modate four, A.C.L. family. O. Box 247. LOST} Green canvas tipper B-4 Bag' belonging fo—Lieut. ____ . OJRLS prewar wheels, ; g p ' metto A J S if« , .^ v .. JO 5873, shipped from Mem TanP- express prepaid to 1600 WHAT’RE YUH GONNA DO, D U kF?' TAKE THE SAWBONE S ADVICE AND WNT -UP AN IHWAN MEDICINE ------------- MAN. HE SAY5 MAYBE ONE O’THEM INJUN CRITTERS CAN CURE 7 ^ ~ YEAH-BUT WHEREj DOC SAYS YUH GONNA r—p THERE'S ONE, FIND ONE ? J fNAMED TCNTQ ---- ----- _ — ^ k o u TH OF HERE. T S T'M HEADIN' I i A r _i ru C O c HOW LONG’LL YUH I GOTTA 0 E GONE?THEf j THINK O F SHERIFF'S ELECHON MY HEALTH IS TOMORROW AND r iR s r , b u t T WONT STAND A DON'T C H A N CE W ITH- p __ V : ‘ ... . * ■ •*¥ • �'V ■ * . \r'rzaszo • r <* •* , ■ ■* •* -.■ TUE SANFOBU HEftAT.D, SANFORD, FLORIDA _Qi______■_.!■■■ u n g e i l_ ~ -■ RAYMOND M. BALL, REALTOR Renl -Estate Snles— R entals—M ortgage Loans Dependable Insurance and Bonds .. ’Phone flfitt Room 4, Florida S ta te Bank Balding S P s iM S t v '* U, 'i& i |i i o i i = i i i = i i i = i i i = i i i = i i i = i i i = i i i = i i i = i i i = i i i | FhlD A Y , ( V L |n% JU * l---- m Now Is The Time To Beautify Indoors 3 THE WEATHER TODAYt Generally cloudy whh scattered showers and thunder shower*. TOMORROW: Ocraalnnal shower* except .learlng in Tallahassee area earl) T u n day earning. MONDAY. OCTOGER 15. 1945 RENT A CAR C. japan Washed Up As Military, • Naval Power YOU DRIVE IT! PHONE 200 ‘ STRICKLAND-M0RR1S0N, Inc. v- ------------- ; ;— . ; > ■— T ■— --------------- a F irst S treet a t SunfortF'X ve. Killed In Action For First Time In History J a p a n Is __ W i t h o u t , Formal l War Organization SPECIAL NOTICE , • • . • . . *• * • • 3 to 5 Day J)ry Cleaning Service ~t " "5 Day Laundry Service * Nazi General Denies He Had Americans Shot Vve recommend th a t new. custom ers send their laundry lust three days of week. Rhone 475 • * SEMINOLE COUNTY LAUNDRY CO. I'htine 475 819 W. Hrd S I. W JUST SAWING WOOD, Ret. D dl HI Si Me and with the well gout cussi Rato "I sr\ To 'Sylvester—this starts his new rr • tiou i onto in the basement! the In r cut • wen a trot and my pain I w. wori ■> For those repuira and remodeling jobs yuu nre plum ing—let ua help you select mr.'.crlnls c n d adusigns. A new room— a new window—new cabineti In the kitchen. •I tons th at HILL LUMBER & SUPPLY YARD , Phone 83 W* Cm RECAP Tor PasMopr fir Tim - ‘ With GRADE K ____________ W K RUBBER g ^ .i. very driver haa ae«n the— heavy (ruck* rutabling down the road with their bln heavy load*. Yoa knew that track Ur—Jak e a tm if ic bra ting fra­ the hard grTnding wear. Naturally, the rubber to stand that aba— n u it be especially compouaded to be extra tough —extra long wearing. We ranNOW recap the Urae of A, B and C card holder* with Grade A Truck Rubber guaranteed to be exactly the sene rubber need tn m apping the hi# track and bua tires. Its extra tougtme— on your Ur—at—na SAOOto tfiO O miles of extra wear over recaps of ordinary rubber. , *H, , . This ntiile is designed in four wonderful ways . Beuuty ... Com fort (Juulity ... and CrnftsmnnRhip . . Beauty in the richly patterned fabric .... Cont­ o rt In its soft, spring filled construetio.i Quality in the fine m aterials .... and S'-’tiuflsm anahip in the m aking! m CLOSE - OUT On Lounge Chairs And Ottomans !i! m These chnirs will be nn invitation to relaxation a fte r a hard day’s work. Deep, reclining b a c k a and fuj| spring construc­ tion throlighou^ m a k e them the utm ost in com fort 1 Id values lo 59.50 I Special 3 9 * ^ up il m j =Z ) m “ ; 18th CENTURY CHARM . . . . Ill We liuve the unsweni to these prohfems. Give us a ring. * n t i n , .Pull. u u i f 1 Iioiujl, (li luntlu. | Ih-i I ■Ariiistrmrf'^'.ymnii. a e m in o le U o u n ty 1 *-••-‘V**. Wnlti-r.SuuforU and Mury Nnvy of United tSate* to Wili P n i i r l T 7 n /.n r r l .-KlnUI*il, KnllftirU l !»•- Juilltt. V.'l shil'gton. ...• .> ° U r k J V f i C O r p *4"OttKwo<*dj Nuv.v of United NtntrR.fo.lately ------------------ ----------«T Mnry' I. •IHcuciin. t.rlaiido. • ! / IK'n Pnrrisli. October h,. 1046 I.uumiii, Clmrlc* T., Sanford WARRANTY IIKKIIS nml ('urollnn Weeks, Sanford. Sutton, FI N: Single to J. T. Ratliff. Tlmtnns, Sanford mil lllrkson, Hr. el ux. Altiry Alice ll.n ler. Sanford. Malcolm, J. I.. el n* t o. J, It t'nrter, Alfred O., Mims arid win Malcolm el ox. • * | F.i-liue S.-iV im*. t dirhtn.ua. Orr, Kugene J. et ux to Kieui Collllm, Albert II., Sanford and Hell* Harris et \ir. . •' ’.Catherine lllrxrhfild, Hanford. Orr, Eugene .1. et ux. l n Queen (Ioffe. 111.1old 1',. Sanford and Rxter Mainly el vir. * •• ■ " d id d l e ,M ;u '.J** rttm ln n d , Im k e M ooTate, L. A. to Annie Mui llaiiii!. ro e . Jones, llan S. el ux to Annie CHANCERY SUITS Ma| llamll. Cnnlorelli, Fernando, Petition Dostler Is On Trial In , 3 Wilcox. Salih- c l. vii In Clarence j to change on no Italy For Execution 11: Scott el ux. In lie: Clianping .mine lo Frank Smith, Tom to Mr Kinlcy line- l!u .sell, Of 15 Captured (il’s rlxon et ir% . . . Diinlinm Concrete,. Iim-. to Na(it I IIIIKIt ' I I . 1946 ■ROMF:. Oct. 12, m - A Cennm i' I I I than (J. Flllry et ul Kverelt II. Wiirriuly I mill* . Kchnoebelrm et ux. Muddcti, A. C. el ux to Hnnly ruval nffirer testified nt the wnr I I I . IIBKH..... «■...... ' . u l l n lleii-ol. . .. , Crimea' t r i n l n f N'n’xl ticperiil Hook, Mnrv llo rrv rli et vii *n I ii-ldfonV F.mmn et vlr i t a 1 Ahlon Iiosller early this Wlllinn' dlvili d r lu g Miirgiiret A. MneFnrlnnd, widow thnt 16 American soldiers cuplur- >• ed behind (iermun lines in Italy I i. ; QI1IT Cl AIM IlFFII 1lo Stiito of Florhbi. le e , C. S. e t' ux lo State of .F’chol . Clnude et ux to +1. M lust year wuie shot without trial 1 on orders from Hostler’s heatl- 1 — Florida. ’ _ . Aiiuitnge el ux. ■ ' “ ! A8HIGNM F’N'T (IF ()F‘ MORTHAdK MfIRTdAdK llrrw>i|i-ep+;. i). et tr\ tov Edna uunrtfrs. • Dostler, the first Germun gen-’i I | : Fnrney, James el .ux lo Nancy -Chittenden el ul l.liurii ChittrnF. F'raln. iifrr • • • eral to be tried for a war crime j I! : Jennings W. It. et ux to Florida Thompson Annie Kinthir May in western Europe und defendant Htnte Hank. et vlr to Allen FI. Holman et ux. in tho first Allied wnr crimes — Simpson, Ned to A. J. ViiUglmn. Peterson, A. -I. et ux to llattic trial in the Mediterranean area, I I I Hrrggnrs, Marian J. et ux lo || SLntke * earlier pleaded not guilty to | ? ’ Morhlr State Itant. Iliitleilge, lleulah Stafford et vir charges thn he ordered the exe­ cution. . _ . J CIIATTFII. MOIIT(tA(!FIH to I’util liantiltmi’ Fuller et ux. Ilnrne, \ |. W. lo Florida State Kroh,. John A. et ux t« Rlrhanl l-ieut.' Commander George Ses- ■ ■ ■ Hunk. . |, 4-Mi-r I 's n in , Jr; ct ux, • ' sler, now a prisoner of wnr, told 1 1 1 HFIAI, FISTATH MOUTIi VtiRS l.iniifed Warranty Heed the five.-mnn American military i W llght, J. I)„ Jr. to F'luridil! John-on, Johnny et lie to A. commission the men were exe­ Slate Hunk. .1 Willium- et ux. cuted March iW, 1941, near I.n I. i in lily. Hugh to Florida Sl ut ' llred Spczln. They were captured ufter . IP I bunk. * ** ; M7T- Ituvneyr^j.- tn— IJtH r i.-»tielmr landeil ..n thc-coaxt on- a t > l * Chafimun, ilulohl , tn to rloriiln Florida ilhiwii ' vii mission ^to blow _r. up ^u ___ rail _____ tunnel - b /" 1*. ; City uf Rtfnfonl t» James A. between U Speziu and Genoa. He Strickland Morrison, Ijic. to | Clark et ux. | naid the men were wenring uniI lorida State Hank. Ileal FNtale Mortgage* forms without xignia when cap­ Halim, FT. I’, to Sanford Atlftjt-I Hngsdale. R. ’I . el m ”In Cen tured. tic National Hank. 1ml F'ln. Pro. Credit Aktn. , The prosecutions first witness, . HATIHF'AI TIHNH OF llhki ou, J. 1 . et ux in FI. N .lcnptuln Albert Matcraxxl of HerMOItTGAGliH • Sutton. shey, Pu. testified tliut he luudeil F’lnrhlu Slate Hunk to Sunfonl Patterson. Ilnrdy to F’lrxt F'ed the fifteen—two offirr* uml th ir­ Cash Few’ Store, •Sav A I mm A*mi. teen enlisted men of the Office Alton, Huliert—Single to t». C. Chlttemhm, Fhlim t-t al Lmira of Strategic Services—front a Conns el ux, _ I'ltlHenden lo F’lrst F'e«l. Sav. A lubber craft northwest of (jtHpeF'lurhtu State Hunk to Marion I oui- A > sn . xia, 400 mile* behind enemy lino*, J. Ilregors el ux. l-'ullrr, llumilton, Jr. et Murch 22, 1044. lHe said he , I t s t i iPaul i II If . . I . * .... I on m ill i n it n il F'loridu Slute Hunk to Joseph " i.,.? .for them off shore until let: Sturgeon laidue. It id 1aril I.ester, Jr. i t ^ w n| ,1, 1^ , , BWny by FI- bouts, FICTICIOUS N A Ml I oiV. K.r?h'.« ..j_____ Under cross-examination liby the Wells, W. J 4 Jr, to leingwiHx! UX.Satlsfni'tlon* uf -Mo^tgageM defense attorney! Colonel Claud­ Cement Pro i: Tile Mutual Life Insurunce Com­ ius O. Wolfe, of Sun Antonio,, MS I’KNIlFINS pany 10 J. ( \ Mitchell et ux. Materaxxl said the men wore Meisrh,. Helen Murie to II. S. 1st Fed. »uv. Si l^iun Axsn. to Tex. American Army npparcl. without Ming, Trustee etc; F’runk Meisch, .lunu I., .j'npworth. A. It. Key, F’urrest luike, F'lauk Viighila Carolina Chemical insignia, and with field Jackets = turned Inside out. It. Casner & II. S. I.ong. Corp. to Samuel It. Dighton. Asked whether the mission was HOII ROW PIT KASKMKNT 1st F'ed. Suv. & Mian Axsn. to for sabotage and espionage, the Wight. Ralph II. et ux tu Slute I. P Cox ct ux. ___ Intelligence” plligi witness said was a of FTurlda • A s s I k i i m k h I u f A lu r l g a g r * > Lee. C. S. et i n to * Slute of Federal Nut. Mortgage Assn, secondary motive, with the blow­ Florida. lo Mul.:ul I ife lnsurnue«> Com- ing up of ruilway tunnels the c h ie f p u r p o s e .' A l l th e m e n w e n MaregHitUi-Carulyn at at llu^yn 4-auyr of Ttulian jirlgln ” umi~ specially; i l l Msrentcttc .Csrruwny jo Slato of Notlrr or Srparathm F'loridu, U. S. Naval Reserve to William selected in the United States with a view to their being able to = OUTFOI.H DITCH HASFIMFINT Kdwurd llollevheail, Jr. 1 live off the land behind enemy HF.KH A rthlr* of Agreement jW^*h|^Halph B. ct ux to State Kchtbro. W: FI. to.. Alfred 11. lines, he said. The 16 men lister) a* victims bmntley .et ux. . HONOKAIII.K HISCIIARIlf-IS I oiilds, H. I), tn Andrew Au- of the execution order Included = Army of United Stuff* to lln et ur, First Lieutenants Vincent Russo of Montclair, N J .t and Paul J. William l). June*. Affidavit Armv <*f Unitnl Slate* to WoiHlriiff. F'runk I . IN • R«: Tralcante, of New Vorki Sergeant Clayton Thnnnr Dominic C. Mauro, of New York: WS, ..I HF'i^ See HO—19—30. Corporal* Liberty J. Temunte, a t Armv of United Htnte* to Iloio-ali'r Uisrharge* David it. Smith Armv of Unitnl States to Ho­ Westport. Gunn.; Joseph F'utTell, Armv of United State* to ward S. Knott. Southport, Conn.; Salvatore DiscAlphonxo I,. Wallnre. Armv of United State* to David lafani, Angelo Slrlco and Thomas Army of United State* to J. Itiil urn N. Savlno of Brooklyn; Joseph Curtis Green.Novo of Unitnl State* to Ilrnx- Nola, of New York, and Rosario Navv of United States -hi. p ii |,r» l’«rklns. Jr.- • . F, Squattrito, South Heuch, S.I. Carl Alex»iiiler P*rh*»n. • II..‘ S. Coast Guard to Arthur MARRIAGE l.ICENRF * TIswiJil Robert*. Jr. * Some 300 species of birds are H siktr, K. Henson, Winter Navy of United States to Ro- found in Egypt. • m y ^ . tuvies A bedroom of beauty th n t will IrhI through thn y nqra Qf • polished Muhoguny o r ricli Maple finish, th is suite will add dis- a tinction to any type of home (Can be had in panel or poster | 1 bed th ree pieces, .Bed, Che it, and Vanity . . IHL . B t ¥ I Y ■WHAT DO y o u W E C T 0 T H t MAN VOU MARRVi SU E I ICE REFRIGERATORS ND G R A N D / iii Watch for the jjj cm * Department! 0! — "— — i ■— VOU DON w a n t A MAN— VOU WANT A PIAN O/ c h if f o r o b e s 32-50 “p * ' - .. r | ^ F A g jt W- EE III fin ns. te r thaiv these developed ,by the United HUtcs, L a rry T ig h t/ of the American Brofllcastlng comnany, said today/ i n - a broadcast from Tokyo. / • • . Prof, Araketau, head' of the ' idear physics a t Kyoto, told ghe th a t'J a p a n could perfect 1 atomic bomb of. her own firs to 10 years and that — Itbln fire ' ' ’ had made tremendous th at direction when t e U rpilltai _ A ipilltary forces cut off the decline power In his laboratory. AjakaUu laughed whan told the/U nited States did not inUnd to 'perm it the secret to fall into other hands, T ight said, aaaertlng any country which could afford production costs could be manu­ facturing atomic bomb* very soon. ^ 5 Lieutenants Are Given Promotions Opening "of Our 'fat -fc* Sem ino fa Ory Cleaners MAH I HAQRVMUST B t SQUARt, UPRIGHT, \ 05 31 0 9 95 = reduced to nothing the transla­ tion and Interrogation section of % )licd headquarters p r o d u c e d evidence th at Ja p troop* had used live Allied prisoner* In bayonet practice on Guadalcanal ' end In China. . Jap political leaders stepped onto the national stage to put In­ to effect the b it of democratic principles prescribed by Allied headquarters. The Domel News 'A gency announced meanwhile that an extraordinary five day HesRion of the diet Was been called to p a r t Nov. 10. ’Japan’s Imperial general staff headquarter* nerve-center of Nip­ ponese aggression for more than half a century wan formally and ceremoniously dissolved yesterday «s a prelude to the abolition of the general staff today. Top-ranking Japanese officers and officials attended the cere­ mony. A fter they had solemnly - bowed toward the emperor's Jislacs, HlrohRo’s rescript on the —Issolntlon was read aloud. Participants in the ritual of re­ nunciation Include Gen. Yoshijiro Umetu, chief of the general staff (the man who algnad the sur­ render aboard the battleship Mis­ souri on behalf ‘of the armed forces of Japan), and Lt. Gen. Takashiro Kawabe, who went to Manila prior to the surrender to furtive Gan. MacArthnr’s instruc- = 111 ' Twenty-five lieutenant* of the U. B. Navy and th e U. S. Naval Reserve who are aUtioned a t tho Hanford' Naval Station were reepntly promoted to Lieut. Commender* by authorfiv of an order .tea AII Navy from the Secretary Lieutenants with :t. 1, 1943 were promoted to LleUt. Commander* Comm To rank from Oct. 3, 1946. Included in the U*uL Com.. mandera Rated below are some officers who have been aUtioned a t to* Sanford ‘A ir *SUtton since i t was commissioned: U. B. Naval Reserve - Comer R. Hall, Wallacu W. Kelso, Willem R. Dougen, Hord A. Wheeler, Nelson ■ B. Sombs, Charles ... ___ Field, Telford A. Lowry, Emoryf H. Ennis, y fh n ip W. Genovese, Lvkea kea 1M, Boy­ Josef h F. *^}n, Robert G. Rendfl,, Joi f«irwlo, jC lnrlo, Miles A. Welkins, itklns, BenJamfh Teppan, Gerald ft. Myera, Garnet C. Beard. Theodore H. Odell, Russell W. Revell, Nel­ son . V. Phillip. U. S. N a v y Cason, Millard C. John N. Phelps, Joseph , J r. and Halsey Hines. Benefits Soar In State ' AU m«tol lea Rafrlgerator in gleaming whit* potcalaln finish. It will lend beauty to your kit­ chen and keep, your food* fresher than fresh l iARINETB •95 up , ipenssnun in naminois county a piade In the amauat of |42.Lb J P e rso n s d u rin g tho week Jpg fldL «, Carl . B. Smith, irm a n of tho Florid* Indussl • rVimmlaafthH MiMtotral Truman Dedicates N ew TVA Dam In Kentucky ' ** , Thomas Says CIO Is _ Just Beginning And 30 PercentWage De-^ man'd Conservative BALTIMORE, Oct. 15,— (A P )— H.J. Thom as, presidi'iit of the Uniteti A uto­ mobile W orkers (CIO) today went on record th a t “the CAW is not sutisfipd w ith the Trum an adm inistration.” . In u speech before officials of the T A W locals in th is area, Thom as said the n a -. Admits Federal Ex­ penses To Continue H igh jfoV ‘Months WASHINGTON. Oct. 16, l/V> 9ecretary Vinson today ndvoceted - a five billion dollSi: tax reduction lor.. H»4« but opposed House provisions which he said Gonal administration has "been wuld cut oft anothci two billion lax in pushing for the passage In 1947. lie testified before the of the unemployment compensa­ Senate Finance Committee. lie tion Idll and the minimum wagv said the reductions m utt be li­ hill." - ____ _ mited because ofLfontinuIng large lie suid the QIO's poliUrnl ac­ expenditure*, which he sold would continue high for many months tion program wux "Just begin­ ning ’. He sail) the 30 per cent to comi. The CIO joined 16 church, wo­ wage 'boost was a “durned con­ men, consumer’ and labor organi­ servative estimate, since living sation* comlifnnlng the house cost* during the wnr have In­ mensuru n* a "relief for the rich creased 60 per cent." bill anil demanding change* which Meanwhile strike line* shrank would give low income groups xliglillv below 400,000 to^oy. the greater benefits. lowest in several weeks as Mas­ State Chamber* Have I’lsn sachusetts seized the strikebound The National Association of street ruilwuvx nml New York Sgt. Flrncst llunilil Hatliff, former left wui-i gunA r nn u Lib­ State -Cham bers of Commerce longshoremen trooped hack lo*erator B-24, win killcil on Mar. 2 when hi* fluk-ritldleil pHi^Ie explwl- .Came out yesterday with its own work, •---ed and crushed al Mlltden, Germany, lie Was the »oii of Mr. und suggestion lor u 1940 ta*4 pro The muJor unsettled Inlair dif­ Mr*. Thoma* Ratliff, and I* survived by hi* wife and purent*. lie gram. :* . . * , ficulties included some 200,000 entered the *ervice In October, 1H43. In a statement .It advocated miner* in six states. 01,000 In the among other things, repeal of north nml west and 2,000 to 7,000 the .1 percent normal tax on in­ movie workers. The balance of dividuals und reduction of *ur the 400,000 i* xpreud over 22 taxes by not less than 20 per­ xtuiex. cent: repeiil of the wartime ex­ cess profits tax on corporstlona WASHINGTON Oct. 15, (A1!— w ith..retention, of .th e.Jw o year Souulor CunuaUvu. (D-Tws)—today carry-hack of unused exceas pro­ ndviH-nteit repeal of a section of fit* credits and reduction of the the Smith-Ciiimallv act under combined corporate • normal and which the National Lnlxir Rela­ P la n n in g P ^ a w IR a is e s $ 5 2 0 1 ) III D ..i T n .1 , surtax rate from 40 to 32 per­ tions Hoard conducts strike votes. cent; lower rules for corporations The board is Ixigging down un­ Heavy Penalties In­ Over 10.000 Are Em­ with rnrnings under $40,000 der the weight uf-about 200 week­ annunlly. ly request* for such votes. Conflicted For Unnec­ ployed By HureauOf In u statem ent thu associa­ With over $5,200. In hand, thu nally, one of .the nuthors of the local drive of the National War essary Roughness * Animal Industries tion said those change* would act, said it is time to repeal that F’unil has now raised over 10 per­ speed production, consumption ■ 1 a Farm Mart Managers cent of it* quota, II. II. Coleman Attempt To Take Own provision. Tracing.the origin und devrlon- and employment. He never liked it, anywuy, he By “ Duke” MacNeill rnmpuign mnnager unoounrrd to­ Vinson recomraauded repeal of Will Meet In Jack* day. said. The Sanford'Celeryfeds smash- nient o f . veterinary medicine In the excess profits tox on cor­ It j* expuitud that the drive • Life By Poisoning __ * this reentry, Dr. C. W.' Baker told< Hut thvJl'esuV-Sunntur v i m ■o i’iitiiui mud* iu u u c 1 it6 n l out • 14 U> 0 victory over continue fm the re*l/of this s o n v i l l e Oct. 23 will Bulldog! the Rotary Club todav thut thu porations Effective next Jan. 1. plain th a tL he isn’t going along likrd ' IS ~ Results In Failure month, he said, a*there are still The t io use • voted .to .reduce the Conra,! A m e r lin . Veterinary,jAaaodatlon 4 _ * With soma •Qungr*«si<xial Vi dyniand* levyt from an effective rate of JACKSONVILLE, Oct. 15, u nunibui of teams which have . X wo* orgonlju-d In iW o with 4H ItV field, In- De' .... lint vet completed their work. PARIS, Oct. 16, (/P)—Pierre for junkingft Uie^whole measure, 85.6 percent to 00 percent on (Special) “Considerable intermember* and that today thenthu Government T h e-act gives ft It wa* the ,17th meeting n r Mr. Coleman also released nn. I-aval was executed bv a firing that date, and defer repeal until |H evident throughout the prothe two teams end Sanford made are more than ten thouxund vet­ 1947. a| peal from General Dougins* squad at F'resm-s prison nt 12:32 authority to seize struck w ar It also decided the comduring area, in plans fur the lirst erinarian* In private practice, It provides legal authority the best of it in chalking up an­ billed normal and surtax rate Florida pecan suli- uf (lie current M arAithur expressing hlx perso- P.M. today a few hours niter he plants. with another ten thou*and er attem pt to settle labor disputes. other very colorful victory. on corporations should lie triim j H.Ji*utU on the .Stitike market, ol desire lor a emit intuition of made an unsin-rcssful. attempt to to direct* (hu-NLIRH to take sec­ The first scorr cum# in the mod from 40 to 30 |iercent. Novemlwi <*u|i| William L. tin- l i s t >•<'nin 11 Show* in th e’ Pa- take his own life by jnrollirwqiL- It first period n* *; rc*ult of an H2 Animal Industries. ciflr Theater of Operations. poison, Thu execution of Laval, ret strike votes after u 30-dsy Chairman George (D., Ga.) "t Wilson, Dirertm of F’loridu .Stole "cooling off" period.. There are ten vsterlnury col­ the senate committee favors the Farmers M uriels in hi, yard drive with Anderson plung­ weekly -General MacArthur has raided whose death was ns sensational The net lingers on until Presi­ ing over from the DeLand two leges In various state univernU Vinson plan of Immediate ex­ Mihtmary of crop conditions a message uf appreciation to all os Ills turbulent political career, uml yard line. Clark's extrn point wns ties, he added, with more applica­ cess profits tax repeal—and hi* lilt distribution outlook. Camp Shows entertainers who wns formally announced by the dent Truman officially proclaim* “Til" that Jinstilitlus have ceased or good. It> the second xtanzu the tions than can t>e accommodated. influence within the committee I.lunching of I lit- Htmkc stiles will nave performed for troops under Ministry of Justice. He refused* Congress acts to end the low. Fell* again drove 04 -yards with Outlining the courts of study, hr is powerful. l-e followed by others oil l.nkl his eommand. to he hfindfnldei! und ni,-F the end explained that it takes four years Meanwhile President Truman Cullum taking it over on n re­ The ruldegrnm sent by (Jell. faring a 12 man firing squad. Vinson recommended repealing. <’*ty and olhei inurketr in thu prepared to tackle the critical verse sweep around end for 10 to get u degree. In addition to on Jnn. 1, IU4fi, the 3 percent State system. Mm Arthiir to Major Gen. Josetm Hu Hindu no final stntrmunt. federal, state pnd city veterinary problem of establishing n wage yards and a score. Clark made a normal tax on individual incomes. "Information available thus far W. Byron, director of Sperinl Albert Nuud, Laval’s chief law­ policy thot would bring peace be­ beautiful place kick fbr the extra offices, many graduate* find in­ This would have thu effect of indicates tlu-tv will l-e a good de­ Services Division of tho Army yer, suid he informed the blackteresting Job* In circuses. There tween management ami lnlxir dur­ point which was good making the dropping 12,000,000 taxpayers mand for peeaps with u possible states: were more than 2,000 veterans from the rolls. The house how­ reduction in vulwnie from that of / ’I wish to rxU-nd mv personal browed, 02 - year - old convict ml ing the remaining months of gov­ ■core 14 to 0. . . serving as officers In the Army . DeLand came hock with nlenty ever voted to retain the 3 |>er- lust year. T h /'* initial ' Starke thunks und apprcciutiun to nil traito r li»<t hluht that he would ernment economic control. Alarmed at the thrrnt to recon­ of fight In the second half with during the recent war, he said. cent levy hut to apply the more ale will lie uutriied with parti­ personnel of USO-Camp Shows die toilny. Arm strong and Tueton doing Laval wus seated quietly In the version posed by growing indus­ These officers were used ex­ liberal surtax gum ptions ($600 cular Interest bet-nnse of Its im- who liuve performed fur troops uiiiN-r my eommand. These men trial moat of the running. The Bulldogs tensively, he explained us food o| iece for the taxpayer and hi* IHirlatire in Indicating trend uf denthhousc of F'resnes jail. I d s , . . strife he -was reported . to... be ... ...... dependents instead of taxing all prices, ipmlitv ami volume for the and women who have runie lo ankles chained to the cell floor. threatened in the leat part of " . k *. | nrom. nluive 1500.) deserve to share the “ i,',' Nsn .1 i,.i.i ».t"7 V r . n o l l e Vi* th e _th ird __quarter__when__they inspectors, taking ear* of the 43,* ‘hat would head off ... 1Jnoffkinl_ti’iiorlji.. this theater *wp ~ri‘Pl- 1n- 'mtF—vlrttify:— 4 J Buraks pnd Vfulos'. . /which thd ". To s *p ^. f da E f til^ h ro u g h -p fl jJirrvut*1 , Ill'i'|lrFits- b r Strikes eViiecled lbmarched to F'ed 12 yard line only W from i.olnts where pecans have -pride ■ A S*iM S . L* ■a . I la ta a l, 1 *a am . . . a. •! •$I I I * . . . _. "The entertainm ent which they minuti cfftirln to nuvi* liU Hfi* 're su lt from lubor'n lionmiuU for to lose the hall on downs. Aguin Army h a d ,' looking after 3,300 classes of incomes, the house VO rtarteil moving imiirale somt ] higher IimmIc uuirt* ratm . DeLand threatened and even war dogs, und earing for the ted to reduce the graduated sur­ lengthening in price over curly pro-iiibsl eontrihuted materially nml fnilnl. to the liiiiiiiteiinnrr of high morale, Truman wun lH*liev«*«l remlv to “He look it very courageously, scored In' the first part of the animals connected with hospital taxes by .4 percentage points In 1944 levels. and it is my sinrero desire that Naud said. ’’Ilis only rumnu'Ut iippoint l.loyil K. (iiirrUon u» each tax bracket. fourth* period when Tueton units a* producers of vaccines. “ L. M. White, State niurket - #• tree I In itrrf «ln I ' R g r l'm i > Some ot th* foremost discover­ Show* rniitlnue its was: *| cxprctgd IL It w(ll be scampered 23 yards for a score manager fn .Starke is in charge USO-Camp work' In this theater during the courageous only to have It called back for ies of medical sclsncs have been until the end.” of our system’s pecan marketing m-eunstion phuse which lies uunnecessary roughness penalty. made bv veterinarians. Dr. Baker u|ie rations. Naud suid that Maduin Luvul head." DeLand ahffered from numerous said. Included among these arc , “ A w ide. variety of interesting To the romiiicndatlon expres­ nml her ihiughtrr also touk thu penalties through out the game, the the filterable virus in con­ and Important subjects will be new* “hruvuly.” Neither Laval's by General MacArthur, Gen. most of them coming from unnec­ nection with the hoof and mouth brought In-fore uiunuger* of our sed wife nor daughter have seen him disease and the stainless steel Ilyron udded his own evaluation of essary roughness. DeLand lost Hobo Msro, 17, son of Mr. and State F'armi-r* Markets when they iCsO-Cuiiip Show* to President since his riinvlction. 90 yard* due to penalties while ■pint used to set broken bones Nmol said l.nvnl spent his lust Mrs. I’ercy Msro enlisted Friduy meet in Jacksonville, <Vtoher 22­ Hays, us follows: so that men or animal cun walk "I am sure Sanford lost 66 yard*. • a t Memphis, Tenn, for four 24. and report* received thu* fur you will be interested in receiving iluv silting uuietly on the narrow immediately. Discussing the cam­ The Fed* kept the Bulldogs in indicate. th>* conference will laTwo proud "Papa Lions," FMthe hole for the remainder of the paign to eradicate tuberculosis, he ysar*' service in the Navy, F ri­ one of the best we have.’ ever held. u rupy of the enclosed cable from cni» iij his cull, smoking chainDue ito h it examination Gen. MacArthur attesting the fashiuti. lie had ulreudy handed ward 8. McCall and John Ivev, last quarter due to Cullum'a said that the incidence-of tuber­ day. 'F/-,-hinge of Price and Produc­ in cows has been reduced standing and his three years of value uf USO-Camp Shows. I li-tters to his w-ife and duughter. were literally shuwered witn beautiful 61 yard quick kick which culosis M a r i o n - Institute M tion Information Between Mar­ should like to add my own p e r­ to his lawyers his fniuwull "baby" present* F’riday at the w ent out of hounds on the Bull­ from 6 percent to one fifth ofLtraining a t the kets' Is one of the vital subjects rating of 8-20 to In- featured. This esriiahgc sonal thnnks for thu splendid over was given Thu execution was witnessed meeting uf 'the Lions Club at dog 1-yard .line. The game ended one percent. Jolt which my frtquent’ trips over­ New members introduced to the combat air crewman. Mrs. Carlton's* place On Park with the hell In Sanford’s pos­ of information, properly coordi­ only bv court officials, including Avenue. seas have given me the oiqairby President Leu Leslier were ^ session on the DeLand 21 yard club nated, is ruleulntcd to Inmost ingn court i High Court President BuucharM. O. Balish CBM-U8N, or lunlty to observe at first hand, B. L. I'erkinx and K.’ K. True Thu Liorts hail a hilariops time vuluahle, giving every, m arket in line. • uf whom, together with dlu- Irvington, N. J. i* back from the system thu advantege of the nod to sav that thu USO-Camp don nml Aiyilrre Murnct, grizzled watching the two futher's unwrap Lingle, Clark, Singletary and each Shows contribution to thu war 70-year-old Air fieri Fierce, a recent member, duty In the Philippine area un i ru inoareutor who >had gifts for “Miss Susan McCall und Fielding played an outstanding were rrin t experience of other m ar­ effort hn* lieen great." deiuunded dFol presented with pins and Ro­ Is spending s 30 day leave, to- kets. ilh for Laval. Mr. John Ivey, Jr." ‘Ilow lo Ijicnto Buyers', defensive game on the line, es­ alter Haygelher with his wife, the former literature by It became u aurt uf parental Previous to hi* latest conuuenNewspapermi were twit (ireNewspaprruien 'The .Relationship Between Buyer pecially Lingle who epllled De­ tary Naomi Fellows, visiting the lat S-VIIUW Sp Tolling t run test lu see which pruud "Paps and Producer'. 'W hat Gan »l«e ilntioii, Gen. MacArthur had re ­ sent. Land backs for several 16 yard nes. te r’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Visitor* Included Gerald F'rierHone to Help the Sinull F an n er?' cordial his endorsement of USO I^svnl had not expected u re­ Lion" would receive the most lose*. Anderson played his usual of Deland, Charles Wiers and C. Fellows. and other |H-rtinrnt subjects will und ono of the first things he prieve from Gen. Charles dr Ml'-40'a" (small m etal recepta­ consistent game, picking up 6 or vin nskcil when the Philippine* were William Foreman of Tampa, and cle*).. There were nil sort* of taken up. 0 yards every time he hit the Orville Members of the Celery F'ed Ihi"The Guulle, such us the Generul gran­ baby gifts, Including rattles and Touchton. stieciul live slock panel recaptured wn* th at lielwreen 25 ted line- Cullum and .Brooklin made football team, If they keep up the aged Marshal Henri Philnml 60 USO Clubs should tie set noise making toys calculated at M'aHlIaunl tim !•««» * lt| numerovis run* around end pick­ their winning streak, may be up In those islands for the liene- lippe Petain, luvul'* titular chief keeping fathers awake ut night. ing up good yardage. irlvileged to eat a fried ehicke.i in the Vichy rrgimr. when Naud fit of American troop*, say* Flach parent required a large Next Friday the Ocala “ Wild­ prepared by members of visited l-uval to receive the packet paper shopping hag tu take away President Hays. Wins dinner cat*” will Invade Sanford to bat­ Gwyne Reel the Homs Economic Class of Services Are Held For . ... Governor Millard F. Caldwell man /a id ; the presents tu present them ta tle the Celery Feds In what State Guard Shoot Seminole High School. It was “ Give me u revolver. Thai their recently arrived offspring. is State Chairman of the National promises to be on* of the best hinted today by Elizabeth Car­ Mrs. Rosa Brodwater War F'uml-FIorida Division. would he so much simpler.” Attendance was very good at games of the sason. Gwyne Heel of Company C, th* ver -and Jean Manning, members the meeting, and Jimmy Row­ S tarting Line up orida B u te Guard won th* clay of the class, who were down Funeral service* tor Mrs. Ko*e land’s Roatnsra had a slight e d ft DeLand pidgeon, shooting coBtaatl bald town today thoupping for grocer- Bond Sanford . Brodwater, 80, grandmother Two Sanford Men on Dick Ellsberry's Pickers, these PU IIL ir IIFlAltlN'O McDonald I yesterday afUrooon a( the lake let. Kastner LB being two team* competing for of Mrs. II;* C. W aters Jr. of Singletary LT Coggins front rang* Orlando and formerly of Sanford, Discharged In Tampa ATLANTA, Ga., Oct. 16. attendance record*. H untrr Mgyfair. Cox Dr. L T. Doss, president of and Charles W Hrudy of the Joe 6!oss, chairman of the (Special)— A public hearing to Liggett Kilpatrick r C ‘ During • earlier shooting with Sanford Klwanls, la attandfng, Morchsnt Marine, were held last Lion’s committee on boxing con­ DREW FIELD, TAMPA. Oct. Fielding. Calkins th e - 12 gusge double barrel shot­ the three day Kiwsnis convention -Thursday RO afternoon in the Care;y 15, ( 8pecial) — T«fo men from determine whether or not the tests, reported th at he was m ak­ Boris guns both Real and 1* R. Gil­ In Miami, Clark • RT Head Chapel In Orlando withhit Hanford were released from the Secretary of Labor should declare ing progress, in securing con­ Llngl. RE • Hays bert shot perfect scores. Later, Dean Melville E. Johnson of 8 “ •t. services of the Army Air F’orce* the prevailing minimum wage testants for boxing contests, pro­ Prlerson Bills QB N T-Sgt. George M. Talbott, son Luka’s Episcopal Church offici­ Reel won over Gilbert, 6 to 2, today at the Drew Field Separa­ rote in the testlle Industry fur ceed* uf which would go to LHB Cullum Tueton according to Sgt. Byrd Goode who of Mr. and lira . Frank T. Tal­ ating. Dr. Jnmes Robson of 8an- tion Station. They are the follow- those working on government Lions welfare fund, lie hinted bott of Oviedo, who served In Brooklin' Friend waa in charge of tho range. RHB ford, was onp of ths active pell- ing: contracts covered ,b y the Walsh- that he might be able to match Anderson th* African, Corsican’and Italian rers. Mrs. Brodwater, a n ' Sgt. Hubert D. Smith, 608 Elm Healey Public Contracts Act to Black Willie McGer, colored box­ fI i e1 , 4 Armstrong campaigns with tha 649th Air Ive churchworker, died a t her Avenue- He served overseas In be 65 renU an hour or $22.00 for ing champion of Plorids, against Henries group received his honor­ 7 0 0 14 tha Asiatic Pacific Area with a 40 hour week, Instead of 40 some contender, also th a t h* able discharge from the service on 0 0 0 0 Surviving Mrs. Brodwatsr are the 42nd Bomb Sod. Ha holds rents an hour or $16.00 a week, might be able to secure some DISCHARGES Oct. 12 a t Camp BUndlng. toat -abeve named grandchildren, th* Pacific Asiatic Ribbons. will be held Oct. 17 tn P -w York. A rm y » and Navy contestant*. ■«. u ... ............ CpL Cleveland Jonee, 1119 .W. 1 t was announced to d arg in r the With hi* committee ha la Woritlgg Robert K. H arrell of Motorist* have been advised by a ran, Thomas BI. Brad'water Seventh S tre e t H* served over­ regional office of the 0 7 8 . De­ on plana to aacure a site on which v*a honorably discharged Police Chief Roy G. William* a daughter, Mrs. Olivia X A rm y th a t sta rtin g - today th e re will be Bwaringsn, also two g reat grand- sea* in the C.B.I. with the 82.ini partm ent of Labor’s Wage and to erect a ring for tho mauhoo, Porter Lansing told of Center, strlct^enfpreem ent o f the-one hour ehildrcn, H. C. Watera III and Eng. He holds the C.B.I. ribbon llour and • Public Contracts Marlon Elizabeth Brodwater. Divisions. • with on* star. * ' hunting regulations now In Celeryfeds Win Dr. Baker Tells Over DeLand By] Rotary Club Of Score Of 14 To 0 1 Veterinary Work Starke Market is National War Fuinlr p i^ f f f L a ^ j] ^ V ™County" Put To-Death At 2Planning M 5 Pecan , «]“Seminole ;*ale November 6 Fresnes>-Prison McCall And Ivey Are Honored At Lions Luncheon CITY BRIEFS a -■*' NUMBER 27. Strike Leader Slaps Truman Administration For Laxity In Aid Vinson Supports 5 Billion Dollar Slash In Taxes TOKYO, Oct. 16, (A P )— Japan slipped quietly into tftillitury oblivion today ub | demobilization w as completed on.schedule and’ for th e f i r s t ’ tim e in h isto ry -th e se Ulands held no com bat m ilitary fpree, e ith e r in fact o r in name. n fig h tin g force of 7,­ 000,000 soldier* - an d sailors was UruaNINO IN s m i AN3 with 91 «N. t OF A l’ 59ACJ. v< terans of U.r r*.lflc w .r are ihown bunking down tar the night on o hangar deck of the U. S. 8. F'nl.-rprlie, anchored fo ra pause at Pearl Harbor on her voyage home from the hirst. Some 1,200 millstrd passenger* were aboard the flattop—flagship of Vice Adm. I’ C Shermnn's first Cartier Task fo rte . This i-.nn <*ni*-vil JJ. S. Navy photo. (International Soundphoto) Member Associated Prem � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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