6 10 175 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/004bd3677ac39e7755e4c9dc0fcb88b6.pdf 082b2f0970e3742db5757b30ed5f791e PDF Text Text m r, Sa n fo r d nriui.D, s a n f o r d Flo r id a MONDAY, OCTOBER 8, 194? the country." Plans for -the day sre under the supervision of a Joint nlumnl-univcralty commlttco headed by J. Ed Price, assistant Jean of . tu.ients. Spotlighting the football game between the University of Florida Gators and Vanderbilt’s Commo­ GAINESVILLE, Cct. 8. (Spe­ dores will be a between-thi. cia l)— The University of Flor­ halves tribute to the alumni whfv ida's plans for a packed onc-dav have served in World War t i l Homecoming celebration Oct. 13, Prior to the game, plans are centered around the first night being mailo for n dinner in honor Homecoming football game In Its of Vanderbilt alumni In the history and the first meeting of vicinity of Gainesville. Dr. Tigert. the Executive Council of the who served as csptatn of the Alumni Association since the Vanderbilt football .team in his appointment of six ne« member*. under-gnuluate days, will see New council members who wlil his alma mater ptav the Univer­ attend the meeting nt 10 o'clocs sity of Florida for the first time Saturday morning in Florida In the 17 years he has been Union building are: Roy I- Pur­ Florida's president. vis, Gainesville; Robert Bishop. Other features of the nne-day Orlando; Jack'Stevens, Marianna; rt-lrhmtinu Include n ImrtH-cu'l, Richard Simpson. Slnntkelloi i noi’oriug state legislator*, tout Jnhn II. Wahl, Miami, and Al- j r f the campus. University oprnired Itogero, Clearwater. house, end various lunch-in* ,n«l G o v e r n o r Millard Caldwell, danris rt the IQ .social friternily along with J. Ed Larson, Stale I possiDie numerous long runs Treasurer. Julius "Parker, presi- j Dean Hudson, nationally prom­ around end by CuRura and Brook- dent of the State Bar Association j inent T-trhcstra leader nn I nn hn. The whole Sanford team and State Supreme Court Justices i alumnus of the University of • University Plans Thrilling Program For Homecoming As S trik e Tatal D rep $ T o KkRtucAy. a m s C w w rw a. wnii trouble* wsrmti t o sew. stptto-tomni sum and: oar i « c » twainSfce-k tomnsctim*. „■ to e -nutut intjr wrtfluwft a. _ strike toe 3 i- « tine ilk ever sta weeks. T to -aniia aft Klwhy-Bhye- V t o t and :i»« yunuilwe. t o Vo cetlae tftuu-uiru*. .»e -Jn- : todt. to *«**», r v » -ur-kw wt Aw fli flint week* mu fla t, are todk aft W ifSimtim, -ecmtncr* Its ^-dl<wwil<KnMt-1 uMod' efr Jlito 6. Q, the * i f t '.-uni nwmtritr-. O e S alt Hewn* to*w o m t wtth h m incil the- a m e n wa l k dtimnucr w *th* aid m i l l elf 4n‘JM« VTA. m i d i* ra -nw (rtulic ’tut ur.ruu tiifh rwnminwi at toolr v o r ryewd-. a ametUTtt d rnemiutr* and! CM»n’ ill»fiit> O 'rrw ian toi che lumlier aewte tiHrum ,^ . . f.nmi v a ^ s t K ir t v e ^ vxn V FWianai lator mn 'iirwr* merr* ie<Tr n dawn to t iiijm 'rndat a. owunrv. tng trnni >*fr eutpeacm' iltiputr-.. the *oceedi!rw rdCt -mi. dD h i tou.! ether g«atru»em W". d l.u t .,-nedl a threat o> >ce^to nepwwwewtv. ■ The Wai , i .n.1 -**i-(. nUlhnto 'iwwuie hemitod. enttw t o * 1lemenus. « * , mtf miup -»», Tnkinr V? it ■ :t.. fj* (framer* 1« fast hradmg home and 3) Mayo has made *- .< . in t.iL i.i,4 Is. sCUl.^un. tho. run as he lope* to the dugout I In I mi., -land almuf as iViourh numbcil by the turn of events.-' I f v i r - : - t., n imV<- -tguim •d .’thiW.dii 4*Mn n- A ircra ft Carriers In Second Place In N avy’s Plan any ueeoa im K , -t»u ; * * - ! « - iaw i t o ai ">e I to tout toe to"* thee* hmdK 11M ile*** lrn > P i c <1**1 j rummiss'oneil. At that time lbelt wire nl*n ; liattleship* afloat , snd two building. Hattie hip-minded lop official* ' have forbidden miblir discussion of these pi in* by the so-ca'lril "a:r admirals," hut some pr * >>nrnt« of a larger role '-•* nsial aviation are honeful the* Corgre** will insist nn heirm from the men who direc'e.l t -■rriera again?I Japan. *-ieh - . Vice Admiral Marc Mitsctgfti. of T « ‘ k- Ferre &H fa n e. In the .\Uantie. .haby flsl:e <-. known a* CVE’s an I bull*. « n cargo ship hulls, were rre-U»e | with heating IheeNax! U-Virl i threat: Speurhra *h in lli-e In the Pacific, the earners l«trjtnr rap'tal «hil>- aiWl-e'l n •—*- . tion* were bui't around them Thi r spcarheadeil every ma*nr move In the drive toward Ju-ai — Whew--Iht ssi started • »«i»ie were hut sevi n large, carriers end dj:00 ^iavy pilots. Tiie JapsnCre cut the number of earrirrs !•> U ik IN , OHIO, lined the city's streets to greet and cheer their honc-toua ben , three. By the end <*f ih* ww-j I•King. Ctitel n! Xcvul Operations. Here tlic crowd is shown surrounding the aihaii aPa there —acre —rwo— iHietr— ( la. 3n the rour nTthe fur arc TX. to r.>: Fleet Admiral King. Governor at Okkt F n a T cm tiers, eight light or cr-d >cr' nr t f 1armIn. Hurry O. V a tt'agww. The Admiral told a wportei Chat ha expects tm ci.t-t citTiers anil 70. rarer ' ■ * * * 6 4LUi»ee«Ur down— about January first." / t K w d — I S— dphortl . - - 1rters— with ,»>&j)Qn -NBTv ) j tax cine, pilots. Compared with, seven ran iris for ti,v jC, pilots, the present peacetime outline call* for aroonJ 18,000 nival aviators' with bui 10 carriers. Ttaining time at , sea presimaahly wnnlil he reduced sharply (rom the pre war stand aid. ■^gjftkwn. . .v R The Xtrioito t s w r tosMtetn* 1 mnt.' eceriuwiad adh taut and;; flwwd: *fwe w e - Beck e f harumft to imctiMw ail! t o K toe dlbnr**c act tndl ewtirwij* en wudltir) tog to ne than MNf -trrhrr wilit* # I the erne to .iaya. Vldy to - Nhftenai T h iU itle* heap I. whicH fm llw . i l . m t o mo dar to * -ml**.-' laher »c«i. ecwear eP tot- -umdlghri i itt -iiarr*^ .ea> a ■Ifcrnptr 'tf eiirit -umtirapo" ' o a t w thin to trwitot hawauajt e f ifatay.* f»iT—*»4 h* rack eft <*e»- 1 aaant l and to t huge tumdan iir nt t w >-*air*tv* at •!«<». ihta W* s -mw i Dsuiwi- Ak* a. twuJh to**w «ar* ‘iff k ataw i Xamto •; Stowwitanhaihi Itoi h>wti. >W“ a I to ateunwt toet, with 'tfl *»} w t-k gj >wie-:ndo tokwitl1 . rnrwjfw. tl ww>*l!;| hart! " *■< to- h t» •w-tf-ftst: wffTnto tt-ij k e * v » lim filg ’ t o 't l h ~ a # 3 ~ to o n . ^ t taaett* attain Wawwm*wf| n o g with -mfC; e-mt; ^todtawtr*., Irwnlait; >d*n (j. , am « i to-itknr.■ liar aanifttitmnt elf tlfe- «w > tiuitnd h hat VTlwr rated Qto.'MV at hem Am ah ittyct: otntrstih wwwjfl dtit’iiM utt> Len t a Cu. arwiit:|) kt niailitt. ■Thw onenutw*, lihw •f»W <Mp WSlW, M IS that: w — k. hWM. S h w 1Ii*»1'w *» i t toilm* m sn p m ti» -+M, ley t » itaMsttiut tow. att-skon* toksn as tftwr *»i>» W in * tlttew I sstnt db wwertn <tC » liNMiti Thr lithw. *scTn«or> 'gnwneP tov’t w t ongaui*-.' nunwift !fb «uvi| hw Sftuili taka * mSHttHW nt, toe «■*? id a r ha u m jiu s t* itaorr sum t|u%h C . O tffiw s wide rianeo in the bn*kctba!I court Friday night under the sponsorship of the Inter-Frater­ nity Conference, W. C. Nesbif-a" Conference president, has nn.,# nounced. Hudson organised 'his bund while a student here in 1330. •. The social fraternities have been given tjie go-ahead signal for the week-end and'Plans have t«>on made for decoration of the various houses for the first time in four years. Ready fo r D elivery! Celeryfeds Win Over Seabreeze By 46-4 Score1 until :twrtu , A im W eek a Homecoming breakfast spon­ sored by the Florida chapter of Phi Alpha Delta, honorary leial fraternity, in Florid* Union An­ nex nt 8:30 with II. f . Constans, head professor of speech, acting , ' ' cT,,1r^^{j* 1° ■ dxpanese legend as toastmaster. island group of Japan wail j Dr. John J. Tlgert, president , i m, when • Iianabi, a god,. of the University, telling of the Utrusl his heavenly jeweled spear plans of the first peacetime info the deep. As he withdrew it. I Homecoming in four years, said the shower of drops that fe ll' it wilL be as extensive as the times permit with “ so many of the alumni still in tne service, of night. traailsoS f t * r»a - *»*»» Divided Top he scrampered 30 yards around left end ■behind beautiful down* M O D E R N DESIGN field blocking. Clark's placekkk I was good, making tbe score 7 ■ with D E L U X E F E A T U R E S to 0. . . I Singletary made a IteauUfuI • kickoff that went down to the' Seahrccse 3 yard line'. “ The “ Sander*he" were forced to kick Cooking will be a pleasure nn this conafter not gaining the necessary veniently designed modem range with large yardage for. the,first down. Cul| -oven,--drop-front pulltwt~hrui|«r. smokeless fum ran the kick back 2 ( yards burners. Also has roomy utility compartment and drawer. Finished In gleaming white porcelain. Popular divided table top. A real value for only . . . . over left tackle. Urooklin took the boll around left end on the same play he scored on before and ran 30 yards for the second marker. Clark's conversion eras good mak­ ing the score 14 to 0. Singletary kicked a long one down to the Seabreel* ft. Zeigler brought it buck to his own 1C where he was tackled by Single­ tary. On the first play Zeigter hit the line for no gain but eonnectad far a long paao to Graves who ran 71 Tarda for Seabreeae'a only touchdown.. The attempt for the conversion eras blocked by tingle and Clark, making the score 14 to ft. Ainsworth kicked o ff for Seabran , the ball going out of Sounds on thft —Fhd5 0 yard UniAnderson picked up IX on the first play. Cullum went around end far t yards on the next play. Culltun took the hull around right end and raced 37 yards dean the aid* line for another -Pad" touchdown. The attempt tar the extra point Clark hit the $139% CHIFF0R0BES O f F B I A g e e ry h i W a r toW ISfttTTO, found in m trb lb by Thmtogmiihpr's Vote c Martin I . Nhemanskl, of Plymouth. Pa, at tow- Vdkosdha nnvsl tin*r m*i Tr*r*o. show* Hit hoginn !ng nt e snsak attack by Jap planes (circles) on tbe ■kwsnis* Hem an Jtourl Harbor. Jshemnnslci sunnhlrd the l D p —ms of the picture, rephotograpbed the wwupmtw and romnwul It an I hr aircraft ca-Tinr Sluutpri In. 1 'atm spout in center near American warships totjowbab** 4ht ftrst ."rtu berth thut Veil nn tin! 7ato*ul r*cr . v r 7. (N i.rn ctlotil Sessdpholo) E - Is ^ to :*• f>\m. wntt « ' town own -form « rmmd tow ampamt. nawi Itn Troo rthwi h u t r lli Tru . the SUB «tf iwupwr. aiut WtoCtU the ii'vitsmn -al i'Hto mssd a m * jotoru*. gad protection fo r your clothes— M irror door, o f hencinv space. 34-95 up KITCHEN TABLE TO P OIL CABINETS RANGES s u eJs lf m W v *: -fer S fei ' enro 1ft r l t •* 1 Ice protects the freshness o f ur foods. This large, porcen finish ice box will add beauty to your kitchen and insure freshness fo r all your foods. 86 pound capacity. C 1 43.90 �I % W iT ■ In Unity There .r—r-r-w-r-r -!Tr: Ir, Strength— THE WEATHER To Prelect th* P h m of tho Worldi To Promote tho Pro(rM « of America) To ProdiM Prosperity for Sanford. TOOAY i Partly cloudy in southern port this afternoon ahd tonight. TOMORROW. Thickening .’loud* in no] portion thin afternoon followed by rational rain. Cooler In north port A N IN D E P E N D K h ll N K W H I'A PE It Established 1908 . V O LU M E X X X V II 'S A N F O R D . FLO R ID A. W ED N ESD AY. OCTOIIKIt in. lUlfi Steel Furnaces Shut BvjCoal Strike j t;V Schwellenbach Hope­ fu l O f Compromise Between John L. ~ AlftPM Tne Owners Member Associated Pretw United States WarnedOfWei By Marshall Action-Packed 4th Inning With lead ed Bases •. - j ; Chief O f S ta ff Des­ c r i b e s T e rrify in g N ewAV capons W hich W ill Open N ex t W a r Finder’s Heroism Sanfo On Invasion Dayls Swimming Pool Told In Magazine ii" . HOLLYWOOD, O ct. 10, (A P )— Mata picketing at H»* Warner. Urox. Studio, which bad reaulted sinrXiatt Fri **y Chicago.- Engineering In lajiirlt* to. more ithan 100 Firm To Be Hired persona suddenly rollapaed today w h en 200 armed F o r Specifications sheriffs deputies herded ISO to 400 unresisting plckela A* * n icUvuLMew toward- iho. Into the aU.dlo and arrested _ tiu'itdlng h i * thee lone . discussed them on charge* of anlawful RW-uiniiiig pool, in Fort Mellon aaaembly. Herbert Sorrell, Pork, -City -t'lerlr II.- Mr ytnver head of the A FL Conference was Instructed t,v the City Com* Btudlo Union*, aaid “ There will be ten to SO -thousand . , mission Monday evening to write a Chicago engineering firm to plrketa tomorrow, because we determine if un ndcipintc pool can are closing down I-odiheed." be constructed for tin* $19,000 which the city now hnx available IRr A «w rl»W New Labor disputes put for this purpose. If this con be done within or additional t h o u s a n d s of near the amount, the engineer workers on national strike will be requested to nrepar. lines today as the number of plans nnd specifications for the Idle mounted to some 400,- pool and lo come, to Sanford in lake- care of the awarding of 000. But Secretary o f Labor bids for construction. MiyOr El IQ Schwellenbach in Washing­ ward Higgins stated. The $.10,(100 available consists ton, is hopeful of'en d in g the critical strikes In the soft of n City appropriation of $10, 000, a donation of $10,000 to­ coal fields, which woald ward building of a pool made by enable aome 182,000 workers to Chase and Company, nnd $10,000 go back to jobs In 740 cloaed which the Public Projects Com­ mines. mittee on motion of W. A. The Labor chief la ready to Leffler and second of J. L. Ing offer a new compromise to the ley, recently Ynted to turn over soft coal operators and United to the City Commission for use. Min# Workers' officials and aaid The latter fund wns ulsu a gift he felt they “ should be able to of Chase and Company. A agree.” ■ P a r k .Superintendent James Meanwhile, the coal strike cpt Moughton reported (lint consid­ deeper Into steel production today. erable work would have to InThe U.S. Steel Corpsyatjon an­ done to the grandstand In Muni. i ------ nounced it would.close tour more gipaT B air P a rk in ' dial!* It sal~ blast furnaeea tonight, bringing for apectators to see thr R! the total to 17 in the PltUburg- Paul club train and pltty games Youngstown area. Another will here. The Commission authorised close next • Tueeday. Fifty-eight Frank ■ Ashdown, contractor • to open-hearth furnaces went put prepare specifications so ' that" operaUon as of today on account bids may be taken on the Job. ot t|» coal, shortage. . Anthony Marcenalle of. Detroit, htened tension marked the Mich, requested and wasjtranled a as A F L unions eon irmlsslon tn-s purchase ~ aevrn WASHINGTON, Oct. 10, (A IM — General George C. Murahntl lust night lifted the lid on un itrseniii of "terrify­ ing" uew wen^una uild;warn-' ned an Anreri?tt entennK the atomic uge that is must "pre­ pare or jrerfsh." To come with the menace oT scientific mass destruc­ tion and to enforce our will Former Sanlord Pitcher Died In Comin -im ic a t Ions’ Job Util- of the great hyroe* of the Numtaudy invasion on June it, 1944, was IK.hi.uittu Fifth tirade, John J. Plnderr who back in Santord's gala buseball days, niched tot the hotm team, liin home town, Burgeltslown, Pa. shares with Sanford the honor ol having known t.lin H,s great exploit of heroism was tlcscribed us follows In the muxatitte, Heroic Comics: "He as u radio muu, an expert in battle communications. III.- job us mit easy, fot should he fait. I lie big naval guns offshore would fire witholll direction and literal von Id he no way in enlliiiK air •V>rce bomber* nnd fighters to ■last nests—of Sari- threatening he Allied landings, “ Those who were there say that it wns almost ns if the Nails new Plndei war coming As his: lunding craft approached the *horo at Collevlile sur Mir, '•'rnnee, mortar and machine gun 'Ire rarked the wuters. Plndef and the fighlim- men on the ship -slked right id Ia tho Inferno, Plnler took upon himself the task of arryifTg the main pieces df radio enuipmenl to the shore, the equip, mnt which would establish a I CunIIniiril On I'ssr h'.url NUMBER for- peace with strength." tha nrmy chief of staff urged: . ' HERE'S ONE OF THE THRILLING MOMENTS in the fnuUi gnnn td second and ftiUenhiny pulls up ut third. Hunk Greenlmr- Is 1 - Intense seienlitic research of the World series ut Chicago between the Delinil Ti « i i nnd n -i- 'I i tiger, woo M to even lip the series til two nil. \|n- and development. Chicugo Cubs. Outlaw of Detroit liei.ds lo first u-. N U. is forced Ie Hint loptil Foil nil phot ot 2— A permanent peacetime f . ------ — - ....- -- ----------------- —--- -» —- —----- ------‘ 1 fititen-urmy, trained nnd ready to lake un arms---but “ not a large standing army subject to the behest of a group of schem­ Truman Autographs A Teddy Bear ers." \ ticn. .Marshall proposed a year's “ Unbroken" I ruining— as opposed to brief periods spread over several years - for "all men who might someday have to fight for their nalioil.” Not Alone In a biennial report to Secre­ Coleman Urges Teams W ill Interview V et­ tary of Wur Patterson, Marshall thut the atomic bomb is not To Go To W ork To e r a n s A t C o u r t said alone among tile scientific ad­ Raise County Quota House On Rights vances “ Him make the possi­ bilities uf the future so terrlfyNearly $4,000 wns raised during * The vnlui ot .school truitiliiK,>,nt?the first week of the National if is so important [■refresher courses, and industrial’! Beetillsi Wur Fopd drive In Seminole Coun­ 1training ^benefits provided fur Hint the people of the United ty. II.II. Coleman, chairman, re­ vcteiuns under the (!. I. Bill of Stales reuliic Hie pqssibitlHes of 1rights wus today explained to the future," Marshall safd, he ported (Ids morning ns he re­ vealed that the campaign. Is • Kiwanians by Itoscoe Bill, tiqre- asked lien. Arnold, army air still lagging, with' present indl- i j sfntative-- of the- Veterans' ' Ad- fnfrt-i chief,— to C-tlmuTe the ' I ministration, whose office ir in capabilities -of modern weapons. callous pointing (ownnl V failure Orlando. . , Col. 6. D. Landress . to rulsc this county's quota. And here are some of the hither­ ) Mr. .Bill stated that he would to highly secret ih-velopmenla There are several teams in the Wins In D iving M eet rurul ureas which have not re­ he in Sanford at the Sheriff's Arnold reported: I office ill. the -Court. House every J,Wc cirrr.direct rockets to tar­ ported at all. yeL-hc added, and CpI. O.D. Landres* of Craig there are hardly .any which have I Friday at from l*:10 |A. M.. until gets by electronic devices and Field, Selma. Ala. participated In completed their work. " I f these! 14:00 P.M. to interview .veterans in new instruments which guide r,,K“ fd bn tr.alnlng_ ntid:_bcJiefitx a diying meet held by KFTAC at teams will go t« work now and aud-lJ)cneftts l! tiudu— Uuon —aswuiatety mwumte+y lo snurcH sources of ' • I loviilcl by the G, JOUJE Craig Field and won top tumors cuqtact. nil their, prospects, there , Bill; ; heal,— lights -un.d magtHdlsm. W. A,‘ Morrlsoii :of' tnl, "■ Fordi Drawn by their own fuse* ruch ^ wl\lch entitled Mm to n trip to la fetill a chance . that we may agemy was revealed by Mr*; Billkrocket# will >1leak nnevrjnglycfit--^ ' tne G e o r g i a Toch-Notre-Dam* make a creditable - showing*, to bo- the first Sanftn_ ord e m p l o y * *-1v ' ; -*/ tkCi » TOTfhlTt" trWfit .to * vAllanta last he -aaid. 'tl* •‘id ilied to glvt* occupational iracteii by the heat' o f 'the mounted to more than erect • cabin court. weekend with air experwrs paid. . o f tnj + The total amount rtji-ed training id working velet’ans un­ furnaces. They are so sensitive 100.;-. Tha Commission took under adWhile stationed In Betmn, Ian- date is $ljw5.76. der provisions of Hie hill that in the sjiice ' of a large Half a doten m en ware casual- vlsemant a , request 'to renew dresit •is coaching the hackfield Pointing out thin n dain-crmi* Terming the GI Bill nnd its room they aim tliemselvee to­ ilea yesterday In sporadic fights white way lighting on First for Selma High and Is also organ­ period lies ulu-Hil and thnt nn Irniiung j rovlsluns the most won ward n man who enters, in re­ between pickets and non-strikers, Street to Myrtle Avenue. ising a football team at Craig effectual way nf muintainiui: derful thing given uny Army men liction to the heat of bis body." • many of the latter members of Three applications to. sell beer Field to play a poet season game peace Ir to combat starvation and in the world, Mr. Bill added that Within the nvxt few year* . the rival AFL International A l­ and whit- were approved: to In Seims. pestilence by the giving of ougn the government hnd there will be produced Jetliance of Theatrical Stage Em­ Fred IDath, Thirteenth Street money, Senator Charles O. An­ CpI. Landress graduated from nulnteif the plan, it was sing­ propelled bombers - \fith speeds ployes. and Mangustine Avenue, to Allen Seminole High School in 1U44 drews, in u telegram to Wnllei ly free from red tupe. lie of fdlO and r>no mite- per hour, Herbert Sorrell, president of the Mitchell, M H iiIi a II' JI Ml .Qatt/nPrl A vntitln and n nr( L. 1 1 a vs, president of the-Flotid-i 408 Sanford Avenue enlisted In' tho Army Air flying to tar&uts I Mm miles dis­ AFL conference of studio unions to Euclalde Appleby at the Palms and Division of. the National War tant at altitudes above 10,000 to Sanford with Mra. Wella for and Pipes Restaurant. A taxi Forces In 1044. Ho Is a non of Fund urged support of the War O.D. Landreis of this city. giivcrhtnent during the time men feet. Development of even great­ other studios will ha Closed by the operating Fund drive. . permit was granted to o| is Hutirgluidied by President T.un.un ... Curuther.vilh-, Mi., for lire ...... sJ'vjop *” • * ! "iip|*ri*inlceshlp *• b>' »ht' on end of the week. Universal and Ollle B. Woods, negro. Bids were Senator Andrews’ t e l e g r a m I’ulricili Nnnde ("tnmliiig, ielili-1.1, a Im,less at the Lions' Club Jobs. Tlii.. In< said, amounts to er limnhers to operate in tKF Btrutnspherc at supersonic speed* Republic studios, he declared, will awarded to tho Yowell Company Leon Lawson Back stated: brciikfust where the President - tins uinih1 u life- member of the $fi0 a month for single, and f7.r> and carrying bomb loads'-of qjgre be forced to suspend operations, far police and fire department “ Now more Hum ever is tlni • than I no,mill pounds already Is and pressure will bo maintained uniforma, and to the Hockey Tire A fte r Circling Globe need for vigorous work and l.iotis. I.ooking on (right) Is tJ.S. Senator Frank Briggs (D ) of n month for married men. Mikmiiiii, who fucceeilwl President Tiliuinn in the Senate, Tho Chief He stressing tne need df San- certain. against Warner*. generous contribution to the No Executive was milking his- minimi visit to Caro Iberville in the fold Company for four tires for the keeping illt voiing men here Leons Lawson, Seaman of the lionul War Fund, the rnmnuir'i Although about 200 non-atrik- Fire Department. 11esv aircraft will have rutfl course of n five-day vacation 11inn the While House. (Internntlnniil H,rough proper training and .*mjjcil!llt tunj(t. t0 n„ (irJ, Uny spot U.^ S. Merchant Marines, after ll'HaMnnrri ttn Cmr ‘ era appeared far work they re­ Stmiidphuto I orpriitlon uf employers. He circling tha world hss received mained at a respectful distance i . #•. g 4 , |. , till lilt-" the rtl earth f III 4 and 11111 1 return 1$111II to t" a r ,r r : , r/ ,f «nishing f , dl ArnoW reported his discharge and is at Imme from the picckt line, which con­ Services Thursday Post O ffice T o Close srlimd training, with government « At *,su v,.ry moment we ere again at 107 Locust Avenue. sisted of about COO marchers. , uilum fee or SoHt „ yenr^nd ki „ u.mb weighing After computing a trip to A t Noon Wednesdays . Some 200 other non-atrlkera epent For Mrs. M ary Smitft Ihm, , nnd imds also included. 4r>|00U pounds to keep pace with Argentina and Brasil with his ■O the night Inalde the studio after H;-H .—fdjwsmi,--a -Chief----- officials arranged~for~food-and Funeral services will ba "fieliT fslbrr,— Th ~ iSanforil Post O il Ice will lluti DT,- SanforiT 'VTa'iitiiin ftniool structinn, which will curry such of tha' Merchant' Marines bods. Thursday at 11:00 A. M. at the Steward Oil Cmumercinl Avenue wMI I Io - u loud. Air uldliaitrc engineer.! 1 I ^ I — for 16 years, Lawson rnte/ed close each Wednesday noon ut Erickson Funeral Home for Mrs. the 12:00 o’clock starting on Oct. IT. vide special instruction for vet­ have blueprinted a bomb weigh­ Sgt Ernest Harold Ratliff, .1 It. Hull, muiinger of Hie erans, Mary Emily Smith, 81 year old 1942.Merchant Marines early in it was unnounced today by Joel ing uxi.inm pounds." forim-ily reported missing in ncYowell Store, wns token in Fciresident of I'aulu ' who died ut H. Field, nostmaster. The l’n*t Floyd VjMMlwurd, Isiy scout ex­ Lawson’s voyages took him to Speed ol Rouild 9:45 A. M. Monday after u short Panama, Havana, Ttinidad, Brit­ Office will observe the same tion, has now Ijeyn repoited dead, imld-l.aulil'on Memorial Hospital ecutive of Haylonn Reach, spoke Both the Sanford Atlantic Na­ Illness. * Improvement ol jet fighters hours as heretofore on other days, Mis. Ei nest II. luilliff, his wife JMonday evening with three Im— briefly on flow- lo I roperly s|mhi-ish Guiana, France, Italy, Sicily, tional Sank and tha Florida State The Rev. E. D. Brownlee; pas. "may well produce within the including Saturday. * . received a telegram front Hie A ct-j ken rib- and e. puuclmed lung sor hoy scout activities. Bank of Sanford Fill be dosed tor of the First Presbyterian North and South Africa, Egypt, next five year till aircraft capsThe parcel post- general deli­ lug Adjutant lienerol stating dial I uftet being uI lucked hy .1. P. Visitors included: French HurArabia, England. Chile, Uragusy, all day Friday In obtervance of Church In Sanford will officiate fmmei lux> driver hie of the speed of sound and of very, registry nnd slumn windows Rgt. Rullifl was killed in ml km * Stevens Jl vcy. dlanilall Chase. Irvin Frank Porto Rico and points in the Columbus Day and Farmer's Day. and interment will be made In will open dally at 8:00 A..M, uud In (ierniiiuv on Mar- 2. 1916 uud Jim the Sllye, Heel Cati Com of Ft. Pierc......... Waller M. reaching target's 2umi miles uu-uy Pacific. I nnv m cording lo 1’olice Chief Evergreen Cemetery. at altitudes abute .611,000 feet." close at 6:00 I’.M. The money that a letter would follow. •Smith of the Ke>’ Club. Police are investigating tha According to a letter received Roy U. Williams. Mrs. Smith was born June 2. I Recovery uf the secret of order, posts) savings nnd Victory Mi tens charged with drunk­ robbery Sunday of the hqme of 1862 In Atlanta, Ga. and moved Braxton Perkins, Jr. Uond windows will open at H:IMI riirlier limn Hie Assistant Chief atomic power, said Marshall, "can Isadora Morgan, negro of 908 to Orlando In 1866, later settling be imm's greatest benefit" or A.M. nnd close ut 6:00 P.M. Pity of Air, Aintv Air Forces Person­ enness ,und aggravated assault, Avacado Avenue, Ooldaboro. A In Longwuod with her husband Discharged By N avy carriers will make one delivery mi nel, Washington. D.C., Sgt. Rat­ wai arrested soon after |TT in Week Set Aside For "it can destroy him." Then the semen waa cut and ths sum of and in Paola In 1801 where she added: Wednesdays and two on Sat­ liff wns the toll gunner mi u ddent by. Cupi. Roy Tillls when; Those Ha ndieapped general Braxton Perkin*, Jr. who serv­ urdays. |300 and some clothing ware re­ hod continued to live until tho 11-26 (Liberator) bomber which the lummy triad to enter lln. j “ It is against the latter terri­ ij-’s l.iquor Store mi Purk Ave-j ed aboard it Navy dastroyer es ported stolen, time of hd* death. The public was reminded by Mr. ik-purted from England on a bom­ ... .......... ..... ........ This week ha* been dedicated ble possibility that this nation Williams stated The deceased woman is sur­ curt for three |g$l a half years in Field 'that over-seas Christmas bardment mi-sTun to MiigdchuTg, ntte.-Chief prepare, or perish. Steven*, who was in a diurfkcii1 by 1‘resident llarrv S. Truman must "Atomic power will uffect (lie Christmas aeala of the Tuber­ vived by four daughters, Mrs. the Amerkatf^ind A f r i c a n packages must be mailed on <>r Germnnv on Mar. 2, Pil6. During roudilimi, according to Chief W il-1 «» “ wek ill which to employ peaceful life of evfery individual culosis Association to' place on Ruth Pearson and' Mrs: Bessie theaters, nnd who attained the before Oct. 16, and that the *ame tills mission aboutmm11:1Xi1i „ , A.M. i ,t| * Hama, wus led out of the* Yowell -physically humllcappt.nl persmu, on earth. And It will at the sam* the target Rgt- Rqtliff’s packages destined for men over­ Denmark of Paola; Mr,. Florence rank of chief storekeeper, hss mailing rules and regulations ap­ blmber .lX m l d?m.g ««■"*' «»d "Caili.1,,1 has been officially designated kmnnei su susiuineii nuniagi< fro... iron q , Manager i i ..ii Hall. ...i.:- Then /..n I I ... gmntnu th„ t*hv«( titvie uffect every instrument and seas, may be secured from Mrs. Maeon of Lake Monroe and Mr*. received an*honorable discharge ply as before. fluk and Ills left leg was wounded. Sicyt-u* siiuck Hall who fell |ns "Nuthmul Erntdov the Physi technique of destruction." Mam Rawlins at tha Sanford Sarah Blackwelder of 8t- Augus­ from tha atrvico. against an* automobile lender of, cul'y -Handicapped Week.” The plant- limped ifs far us Min Today ha announced that he close wus the race with Clinic. Only fiva days remain In tine: two sons, Ben Smith of During this week, according to theHow Nuxix for this secret was deii, Germany, exploded \wlco n im parked nearby,* Mr. Hull which to send packages overseas, Sanford and George Smith of would be associated in business S -S g t David Smith vtas us-jlu-il into the store where I designation hv the 79th Congress, Paola; also 16 grandchildren and with his father in the B.L Per­ the deadline being Oct. 10. I b Out O f Service before II t-rnsluxi lo Hie earth. he ini riled, I iqqiropi iate ceremonies are to he indicated in a discu ssion by Mar* nine great grandchildren. This was Sgt. Ratliff's sermnl shall of the reasons for the Allied kins’ Haberdashery. Stevens was discharged from held throughout the nation, the invasion nf thr European contin­ mission. Tha regular meeting o f Camp nurppsr of which will be to en­ DREW FIELD, TAMPA. FLA, the Army in July, 1942. Since ent. One reason wus to shorten Sgt- Itutliff, run of Mr. and that Roaaevelt No. 18, UAw.V. wifi Oct. 10, (Special)— Staff Sgt. lime ho has been arrested a list public support fo r . and in­ the war by -’ facilitating the ad* NAVY CENTENNIAL be held at The Legion Hut Sunday S g t Harold K eelin g David R. Smith was released frmn Mrs. Tliomus Ratliff, Urlundo number of times for drunkennss, terest In the employment of vauce of Russian forces from the afternoon at 8:00 o'clock. ' Ttrherwis* qualified, but physi- eust, said the general. Th* other ANNAPOLIS, Oct 10 DP)— service With the United States Higliwuv. wus educuled in tlip Chief Williams said. . Returns To Sanford cully handicapped workers. U. S. Naval Academy, centennial Army Air Furce* today at Drew locul sehools. He hud been in Following an illness, J. R. Hull he described this way: Hie Army iiboiiL one and u half A meeting of the Civil Ser­ week observance today was fea­ Field Separation Station. wus discharged from the Army* "A t the same time German Sgt. Harold R,Keeling, who •years uad after entering the ser­ vice Board wiU be held at 7:30 I'ERON OUSTED S/Sgt. Smith la the aon nf Mr, tured by a 100-gun salute — one technological advances such a* In vile in October 1941 hud received III N'nvember, 1941. He wus at­ o’clock Thursday evening et the waa cnptureil! hy tha. Germans for each year of ita existence. BUENOS AIRES, Oct. 10. l/P) Sr., of tended Monday evening by Dr. L. the development of utomic ex­ #hfla serving with .the - Infantry Cfty Hall, ft was announced by on * }" 1" * Munson, who reported The punc­ —The Army ruled Argentina to* plosives made it imnrrntlve that Dec. 19; 1044, during tho bat­ Admiral Chester W. Nimitx and 1810 DivonWRoad,SlWinter"'Park. Eml Casper, Wyo. He embarked tured Lloyd P. Boyle, chairman. chair day after forcing the resignation Prior to his entering the service Adm. Ernest J, King were among lung. we attack before these terrible tle of tha Balgion Bulge, has refor overseas duty January, 1945. home after receiving an the distinguished . naval alumni he waa employed by the Orange Following an investigation of of strong-man Vice President Col. weapon* could tie turned against Karl Lehmann, executive man- turned Juan Comingo Peron, but the part.in today’* Laundry Co. expected to uke honorable discharge. Ha ia- the us." agar of th# Victory Loan Drive aon In January, 1944 he was sent Fred Bailey, 91 Y ea r the case this morafng at 10:00 Nevy is reported demanding the of Mr. and Mrs.. Sam Khei- climatic events. Tltere was no mention in Mar* u'clock by Assistant State At­ entire government quit and turn wfll be in Sanford at the City Ing of South Sanford Avenue and overseas with the 462nd Bomb shall’* report of a corresponding - Hall at 10:80 A. M. Friday to formerly attended Seminole High Group to the European Theater Old Man, Died Friday torney George A. DeCottes, hr the nation over to the Supreme technological menace by Japan. stated that the Circuit Court had Court. Meanwhile at Miami Chil formulate plana, together with School. ' where he remained until his re­ Indeed, the general mad* a point SHOT AND ILLED the local War Finance Committee, Funeral services weru held no Jurisdiction over the matter cun President Juan Antonio Rios of the fact Hist there waa llttlp turn to the United State* in July He now weight 170 pound*, which was referred to County /or the Victory Loan Drive. blasted "governments of force” . Saturday afternoon ut 4:10 of thia year. He holds the ETO but atoted that during th* time real coutuct between the Ger­ TALLADEOA, AU. Oct. tO. o'clock at (he Community Church Prosecuting Attorney, George A. Chile'* closest neighbor is Ar- mans and the Jupunese, express* he was a prisoner in various (/P)—Officers said today that ribbon with aix battle Sters. L A V A L APPEALS Hia wife, Mr>. Helen Smith, in Luke Mary for Fred Bailey Speer for appropriate action. ’entlna. Rios Is going to Wash- ing himself this wuy: German eampe, he loet 60 pourMs Mlsa Ida Priebe fired at least PARIS, Oct. 10, (^ -A tto rn e y * in freight. After hie release a* who died Friday ut 1:46 P. M. Meuuwhile Stevens had been to be President Truman’s “ Th* Axis, as a matter of fact, two <ahota at bar assailant before live* et 620 Veienca Drive, San­ ut, the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. transferred from the City to the ngton for Pierre Level eet the guest. wae'aent to France where he re­ she waa alain Sunday night. Bern­ fordexisted on paper only.” t r f ln^metton today to H. II. Finnell, with whom he County jail, accordhig to Chief covered hi* weight, he said to­ ard, the woman's nut* brother, made his home. The Rev. W. P. William*. PROMOTED day. HOT MOVIE The Army's battle deaths to told them by algnc> that the chWf Whli w £ . Brooks, Jr., pastor of tho Kiret Sgt. William Georg*, aon of World War JI surpassed tho** * f Ha served overseas nine ■layer NEW YORK, Oct10. (41— Vaa a . "huge man who o f In- months in the Belgian, Luxem Baptist Church, officiated. Mr. and Mrs. W. George of Major Jack M. Dunlop, Opelika, any conflict In U. S. history *v*n fiygrtuftii)^ m oM yi" Born in Quebec, Canada on West First Street, ha# been though advanced medical car* Aio. special services offlcar with burg and Carman campaigns up DEDICATES DAM promised from tha rank of Ser­ brought a remarkable reduction to ths time of .his capture. His the Fifth Armored Division who June 4, 1864. the 91 year old d*cormtionj InehkUsth# ETO rU>PADUCAH; Ky. Oct. TO, (IP)— geant to First Sergeant. returned from Europe on the S8 man had lived in Lake Mary for in deaths among th* wounded bon with txro b*tbs atari, tha Nearly a bQUoa people live on Alexander today aaid even cn- 24 yean. Hie only survivor is a President Truman arrived here by Sgt. Georg* I* presently sta­ Gen. Georg* C. Marshall's blewthe lands of tOuthmsUrn Asia, my shall* and Niutle patrols failed niece living ,in th* north. Inter­ plan* anrout# toxSilbertaville. Ky. tioned at Saipan where he, has nisi report showed lost night. to .Interrupt motion picture show* ment was made in the . Lake to dedicate a Teen#*#** ,Valley been located far th* past 20 It listed 201,1(77 soldier# kW*d Mary eemeUrjr. cur* railroad work. of Utt earth’s land Area. (Cm i i i s w o* y e p T e e ) months. Authority dam tb«r*. near the battle Nearly $4,060 Is Raised For W a r i Frnd In 1 We Veterans7 Agent Tells Kiwanians About GI Bill N*"sSPB0!8MiS; J Sgl. E.H, Ratliff J. R. Hall Injured Reported Killed In During Attack By 'Action- On "Mar. 2 J. IV^Stevens' Jr. H CITY BRIEFS f . • JtfJ--- J. ■___ L — L �- V eaaSHCUEi* PAGE TWO »- » Seminole County Court Record Therms 8 your future! Friday, October B Warranty Deeds , Harhey, C, P. ct ux to T, Williams. Iliirkry, J. \\0 ct ux to T. F. Williams. llenkle, lintph M. el ux to T. F. William* el ux. llrock. I). C. et ux tu Lucjou* Burke el ux. Bradshaw, C, E. et ux to Cas­ selberry Garden* Inc, t Bradshaw. C. cl. ux to Caa* aelbcrrv Ferneries Inc. S T R IC K L A N D - M O RRISO N , Inc; Phono PR E -W A R 200 Your Ford Denier Since 1931 RADIO SERVICE Phone 10 .«* * m u x r-i..t\ i i f i K i i — in t i.li t o t ■ - 19c Sparkle Paddings 5c tv x . pt m a p i .k btl. ■•Au k — i i k i . m n il s x * r i i l l t — r H K o i;. I’ K it n o p n ii iiih m ii; t. Tea .. Vi-lb pkg. „ 21c r a « n —riniK 1 iji; i .h i o i s Grape Jam I-lb Jar 19c 2-lb Jar 35c Elbow Macaroni .... 1-fti Pkg lOfc V inegar............ Qt. Btl. 14c C tllK Baby Food nsraalua. Ilerllrb-. * i Ik. Isa A * * r a t . - : * i it,. Iona Cocoa ...... 9c Plum Jam ....24c ■ •a rt'll— k i u v i i i y * «-n. la t t Pnut Butter 24c u t .n o H a ii« ia n i!«R » t V a r r iK I . U m i a an i .i i k Roach K i l l e r a-.I KkN - - H . JA M E S G U T AGENCY -j M otor Oil raN m iiTKiuiiiaK a a r n AMERICAN LEGION DANCE 1 I.M. PKI1. Corn Starch . A t The Arm ory 7c a i.n. ran Butter Churngold .. Ib. 25c Apple llb l'H tllHIlOK £ tl* T * — IIK M C H II'H Raisin Bran pkgr 11c M alt hhh r 10c B.V. Extract .... 23c Boraxo 2 pkgs. 25c Morton’s Salt .... 8c Mil-Du-Rid 59c f t i m i s n rHKFAnHii sv, in. M i .MHU's itm.iNK 25c Flour 10-lb bag 61c Prunes ■ - Agreement ,* Applaby, EurUid* IL Executor Susie M. Ford, deceased to Archie Franklin et Ux. ArtkW* ft Agreement Thnmkaah, Aimer L. cl ux to Parker D, Anderson, Jr. ct ux. Real Ratatc Mortgages Johnson. Johnny, single tn A. J. Williams et ux. Burke, Luclou* et ux to J. Uingfeldcr. Daniel*, t . h : et-m rio R.~wt Estes. - Casselberry Gardens Inc. to C. F Bradshaw. Cnsselbcrry Ferneries Inc. tn fC. E. Bradshaw. Ilusson, William M. et ux to I{. C, Stephens. Assignment Mortgage Stephens, R. C. to St. Augus National Bank Chattel Mortgagee Bell, Wallace W. to Sanford Atlantic Nationnl Bank. Honorable Discharge* N a v y of United States to •Duunld Warrcp Johnson. A rrm y of United States to my 1 nii.i.iaHa TWI1.1TV HI I.M TKXM p k a s it T C ID K U ci.A P t*g n m m : i i ■ 8f y{7;VO 25c &6nefit National W ar Fund 55c Saturday, Oct. 27— 9:00 P .M .*’ til? atv raa ■ , T5c 23S ™*. * $1.32 Beets J ~ —Music* By- *1' he-ilanana Boys” Uc Smoke. Ilotinc, Hill’s I'kg. Slortv Krunk'.t Tuvt^n, Roumillat & Anderson. City Drujt Store, Touch* Ion’s iiH i.in n r a . . . ■ . -A n Ror Tithle'!Renervation Ohone ^00—i^BOc per person The public is cordially invited In attend Bureau of the News-Journal. Daytona “ dtitilAl lnl n l Stocks flr u t o n i by keeping your meter ell •lean. Let U tu Sat quality cartridgaa do tbs trick. , r tm, “• » S a fe r, L o n g e r (Grade I Tire CartltiesU Nsadad) Tbe only tire bntlt with the famous Oear-Orlp Trssd; extra strong Ssfti-Xock Gurn.Dipped Cord, Body; and Saftl-Bured ConstroetlMr for greater atrength and longer mileage. Champion of them alll „ . . Bootrtiful SEAT COVERS SH OAL Regular 5.76 V tfu e l ROLLER A N D T R A T A ll Thre e l I M On* gallon rtdaconUa the. average teem. Wall-Ton* roll* on like magic I Covers any surface. Beautiful colors. Features-2 evert 73c pt. SI-50 THE POUND M Y HOflOY DOX Mattea v t y ’A- ^ ■* - t- v ' • : : J ’ ■ 5 « tA ; ‘ >. \ V ■ a a fllc la n f Per temp te lataJala *e qverag* else OFFER Beach * * - K * * * * * * * * * * * * tL - k ^ * * - M * ik * * e ft H 0 51 * All out $55.00 Buy* wAh.yovr I t f l i sack, In isti cld plugi *f 4 or more Onsrrjitecjl to gtve Quicker, easier start* or year money back. it country my wayl* lb. 0 u R NOW! rauMiOm «r n n n rLUtoS °* wall girt up. Mlaltr. But hare’s halpi Balers foil 1Tour Plymouth. Dodge, Da Bela or Ckryalar to yopr V that regularly and you needn't (ear long tauntsyaB.yeu Insist on MOPAS. you gel porta ar-*-“----5 r jU» tear cor or truck. Plymouth. Dodge, I* Good Service I Tune la Andre *" itelaaets. 42c lb. t Worm It shorter. But w o’ll 28c 1b. 48c lect Oysters 6.95 52c lh. 6($c fb. WNitm A Mm Woniwrm Urjsdo Boneless Round SteaH 1 Excellently tailored, smartly styled, designed exclusively for Vlreftoae. Double, loek-lUtcbtd seams give extra strength. Good looking I Dong wearing! rine value!' Friday - Saturday A Grade Chuck-Roast .w iu 'J s u :..... * we bav+tkemh — OALIGN WALL-TONE, 2-Big Dressed & Drawn Hens Dressed &Drawn Fryers ■ T l In Guatemala and Britlah Hondura* there la a species of turkOf whose plumage vim in apkindor with that of the peacock. The oar* skin of the head is blue. 2 lbs ___ _____ i___rn - , i f '■ HATIM o Eating Apples W .ala ra • to. TAMPA, Oct. 10. (FNSJ—M. Robert Barnett, blinded by an accident 13 years ago, wax named executive director of the Florida Council .for the Blind th\i week. Barnett was selected to fill the vaeency created by the death of dfenry P. Johnson, Tampa attorney. Aa head of the i.tatewlde agency, which helpa to rehablll. late sightless persona and teaches them to become' active, useful member* of society .Barnett will have ample chance tp use his own experience*. He was a senior at Robert ,E. Lee High School In Jacksonville when‘he loat his sight, He enter­ ed the Florida School for the Blind at St. Augustine qnd from there went to stetson University in Deland, where he received hie Bachelor of Art degree. For three years he directed publicity for the* University and Tn 1044 Large Juicy Lemons Y ork Imperial Apples L arge Iceberg Lettuce Fresh Crisp Carrots Fancy Bartlett Pears 2 lbs Yelibw Onion? 31 bs ’ancy Sweet Potatoes 3 lbs uicy Persian Limes doz. J ■ Barnett is Named Director For Blind W H E N IN STOCK u o u ik k of United States Walters Jr. t I. '■ ' A* A rim li^lon: 51 per couple {la x I nr.) TickeU on Sale at the following places: Lifebuoy 3 cakes Lm rT oIlet S oap" 3 cakes Rinso Lgre. Pkg. Lux Flakes Lge. Pkg. Swan Soap Med. Cake Swan Soap Lge. Cake Sweetheart Soap 3 cakes Woodbury Facial Soap 3 cakes " W n llO T i AT m Elijah' ( CAM Crlsco Shortening: l lb ctn. Scot Tissue 2 fo r Nabisco Ritz Crackers 1 lb pkgr. Martin, J. William et ux to T. H. Daniel* et’ ux. WilaoTt, Steve et ux lo Charlie Young. Dialled Warranty DreJ Refoc. H. LA>*t ux to Emma Lee Robert*. ) Brock, D. C. et ux to Joannah L. Moore. Deed Duda, John et-. al Katherine, Andrew Jr Duda et u* A Fer­ dinand Duda et ux Grantors to Scaboril Airline R. RCounty Deeds County of Seminole to: Miller, Richard W. I^oc I I A 111 Evan* 8/D. Ulliff, Gladys E. Lota 7, 8. ih 2, 3. ft A 7 lUneud Park. Widtlli. Phillip 11. et ux Lola 3,5,11,16. A 18 Hlk C Wlldmof Knight, L. 1, l.ot 29 McNeil's Giaug* Villa. Karris, Janie Lot 5 South San- srj>V(C\k W E D N E S D A Y . O C TO B E R 10, 1945 i Blk U Seminole Park. Cox. Luia H. Lot 3 Blk 6 Lake View at Lake Mary. Chestnut, Ellggl? I » t 3 1st add to Park View, ' Griffith. William E. et T - u n r - fr s»ni*wK. — ’ Williams, R. Ji. et ux S 47 ft nr UL 11 Blk 4 Tr 5 Sanford. Undreaa, T. O. Lot 10 Itlk (1 Tr 13 Sonford. Joseph, Lincoln I-of 9 A 10 Blk 9 Tr 16 Beminnle Park. Radio* picket! up mill delivered » i '| T . t * * . T H E SANFO RD HERALD, SANFORD FLORIDA I— » — one A _ . . . ____ * ★ * * �• . *!■ W nBpNBfiPATj OCTOBER 10; 1045 T H B S A N F O R D 'H E R A M>, SANFO RD FLO R ID A The annunl per capita con- T H B ST A T I: O P F LO R ID A W illiam I) I' hu I. S Hr sumption of fish in Japan i: ’ 1.HV >3* about 65 pound*. I 'l r r l I *, *M o l f l c n .s»n Kranrlu ro. t'A llfu ru l* A ha urn b ill o f c o m p l a l n l Iuiv I uh b r a n flirt! b r i v t n fa r d i v o r c e ugulnM ) an by A u d r e y Paul, t b r s r p r n m l i a r r to ro m tna nd Jrnu In hr ■ ml a p ­ p ear b e f o r e Ibr I ’ lrru ll C ou r t al S a n f o r d . R .t nlp ule C ou n ty . F lo r id a , oft I h r Jlh da* o f N ov rin b er , A, I)., I 9 IJ, o l b e r n l a e tlet-rrr prt> ponfeaatt w ill b r » n l » t « “ l iiffiilnM you. If l- fu ith i-r o r d r t r d Ilia! Ihla i lla t io n b e .p u b lle lie d In the S a n f o r d lit r. Id, n titfurapaprr foibllebril In ftanford, S it n ln o lr C o u n ty , F lorid a, o n r n t-arh w e e k f o r fo u r r n n a r c u - of Jerusalem gnot done A rp, u", hkhii There Is nd certain historical information on Poland until the end of th* 10th century.. Jnpfin ia the. furKent procurer of cool in eastern Asia. (he Renl Thine S TE IIB E & CO. HwarlhntnTT. ON Pn. ItS B A D a I* l l e m i l o n . C le r k o f c i r c u i t i V u r t Hy o U Hum fiep d ly c l t *k itnrland W . s p e n c e r s n llc lt o r fo r P la in t iff Ucd bug*, Roaches, ’ Ticks, S a u ce HELP YO U SAVE MONEY Hills Bros. Vac. Packed COFFEE S S te a k Blade Chuck ib 2 Wf R o a s t Fresh Ground lb T u rk e y s S te w ib no B ean s w ell Inflamed Walery Eyes 2— Ketpiiolory Congcilion 3—Nasal irrilalion & Sneering I K 10 a e f r e o f *V f t a r r e e o f N l l ' i n f S W ' f , S ec tion la f o w i l Sl S out h Hatike ]tt Fuel, l a d 1 SS InnitwiHid S B ' , o f N B S S ec tion II T o w i i sh ip Sn S o u t h It. like 1 ] Ksat S aas*v ft o f t^K 'i o f sw ii W o f lit Irk Hoad, S e c tio n Sa T o u i i s h l p So Soiilti Italiar in Baal., fail IS Illock C S lew a i l ’ ; Subdlvlu lon Plat llo o k 3 p an e * 1t e n c o l t Court S c a t ! ' — _ }>, P .H e r n d o n , * i act k o f I b r C ir cu it C ou r t S e m in ole C o n o n F lo rid a ,.| ' m i ; dlStrsM d d ie m lo d i and i 'L> til I H.s typpiawr el HAT ftvtt. I A N E Y D R Y C L E A N IN G CO, l'hone Hu Touchton Dr UR C’o, S U E i~>'& S e m in o rwHAT oo you expect w YU e M AN » M A U R V MUSI OF THE MAN YOU MAURV' _ BE SQUARE. UPRIGHT, ANO G R A N D / ___J t r f You C O N Y W A N f A M A N - 'V Q U W A N T A P IA N O / no. 2 C a ts u p 14-ok inter «‘ XfH*rtlv Slokely'a Elicod . . . nut p o ^ tib lv v «u » Inn I l»y «*tit »k illlu | »urkim*ri, no. 2 O y s te rs ■en Headlcsa - § £ M i a R ! < f l > ! U E B )!P ^ C f llE A N lE I R S p* b h r im p BpanUh S te w ib M a c k e re l Fresh Fla. M lille t Whiting Collage F ille ts C h e e s e ib ib • ib ib 21c * ? ' 4 2 c 6 2 c tip Maryland Fix. Hid. ib C h e e s e ib can SEAFOOD Boneless Roast Breast Stew V eal Chops Veal Patties Tnl Tondei Drawn one Orcsesd Pah »/> i^ SEUEVES— 1— no BACON * 15c H a m b u rg er Brisket C h ic k e n s I .--I IIS F t a n k lln T e i r n e e llo o k S iuirc I». " Hi mill White Bolling Club or T-Bnnc R egu la r preused S le w in g N\* or Hb wk S T ie r » T iiw n o f S a n fo n l Lota 1 to IS l lo n a v e n t u r e I llo o k pane SS. I J>l t i l Pin* Itut al Plat Itool . irPHimrd wearing soifcsl. wrinkled clothes. S lo k alfa Tomato Grade.A Western POULTRY SALE . NOTICJ-i IS l i c i t BIIV UIVKN ‘ I In-1 p u/a u a n t to S r r t l o n . S o f C h a p 'le r I k i s s I m w . o f F l o i l d a . A r t . o f l » 17, k n o w , , ■„ the M P H P I I Y ACT, the f o l l o w i n g d r.erilu d land in S e m in o le C o u n ty . F lorid a, w ill hr o f f e r e d f o r aale al p u b l i c o u t e r ) fu r the hltibrM and heat e a c h bid. a u b je r t to the r ig h t nf the T r u r l r r a n f t h e In ternal I m p r o v e m e n t Fun d In r r l r r t «n> and a ll hide, at the C our iluiuae . hrglnn lna at Hi:*# o ' c l o c k A. M . o n the ISth day o f - Y a t . n i U , —A - - | i — l l l i , — Variable rtf. ' m u n ic ip a lit ie s e a . e m e n t lo r rtord f i g h t o f w a v Smi fr e t w id e will tie re.erred ttom an y par* el Stokalir'* Cut Green B e e ts 3 3 c G o o d u fi'o r n in e a n d j w l t l r n n i n i ; g o h a n d in h a n d C R E O M U L S I O N for Coughs, Chest Colds, BroncMtli Slokely'a T atli King sn UrtUlmc PREPARE r i a t i|ook t p a c e Lota I S A S Itlock I l lln h la n d Park Plat llo o k « p a c e IS. N SI ft o f Lot S III or k 1 T i e r I T h e t o w n o f S a n lord . Lola I S and 1 I D a s N &M ft a n d Iraa S IS f I ) Him k I T l r r I T h e T o w n o f S an fo r d. IAlt » IllOCk il Ftret Stree t JUxtensi on Plot Hook 1 paicra f t A IS A Lot S i I’ lne hurel Plat Hook 1 P a c e II. laita SS SO A t l SI. M. Smltli'a Secontl S u b d iv isio n Plat llo o k I page II. Ureomutslon relieves promptly be­ cause It goes right to the se»t of the trouble to help loosen and expel germ laden phlegms and old nature to sooUiq and heal raw, tender. Inflamed bronchial mucous mem­ branes. Tell your druggist to sell you a bottle of Creomulslon with the un­ demanding you must like the way It quickly allays the cough or you an to have your money hack. Stokaly'a Apple 21c A ll Ktt o f See. In Ha nm rd t l r a m ’ S e c t io n • T ow nship So S ou t h I tamer 10 Boat. "Lot 10 ftlm-k ) D r e a m w iild I0«. M iririi • S io f o r d Florid a. •kftoho. im b . ,str. N i i T l i 'B IS IIK IIK H V n tV K N (hut im r*tn m |<I (*hri|itif l!»l. KinFitla HialutfH, J M 1 up nmeriilinl, lh«* fntlowlnf? d rterlltfti* In mi m Hemliifiii* I'm in ty, KJorldn, w ill be o f* f«!r**tl fo r n b ’ ttl I'ultHr o u tcry fo r th * h ig h er! nrul brut ntAh lilil. At Uie Truitt liiiitr *»f the S em inole S TO K E LTTJy Short County Court House at nnfnrd. be* Kinnlnt at 11:1 & o'clock .A. >l.. on October f*th . U t l. lion M a r t a n la That Kang On SALK D D T BUG HOUSE Kiltg FHea, Mmijuiloen, Pica*. Water Bug*. Silver Fish. Ants. IMi. __ TU X E D O FEED CO. *' W I T N K S S my ba nd and tifflrlal r eal at S a n f o n l , In t b e i-ou nly o f Heiulnolp. in tin- M a le o f F lo r id a . ih l» the util day o f IH-Iobtr, A. II.. Beware Coughs Made by an Old RHinhlr House NOW tlVo wrrkl TO *. V £ {b 2 8 c '/2-ib 2 6 c ib 3 9 c LAND Yellow Bharp Pan Bendy C h e e s e LJly-O M ^F m sm J/pg________ ___ |F o o d j Bouillon C u b es 1rib cup * 14 c N E W . STORE I . Dally C h e e s e Philo. Cream •* . pkg Am. Loaf 9 c C h e e s e HOURS pkg 10c W ie n e r s ib . 3 3 c Bunnyland Smoked S a u sa g e ib 3 9 c >wtBrook Tomato Hi.10 A M. — 0:00 P.M. Weda. HiJO A.M. — I2..10 P.M. A 8al 46-oz can Brands Gold, Mftdal S w e o t in an instant, too! ib 2 3 c Insecticide Snowhite-* While it Lasts — lb Dews \ ib Is A Killer And I like tough jobs with long hours. I'm on a 24-hour, 7-day shift. I'm so good at my job — so fast — so efficient — So thorough, I can do. things for pennies. Yep, for a s in g le penny, (at a v e r a g e household rates) I 'll do any of these jo b s - e e e e e • VACUUM CLEAN A SIX ROOM HOUSE RUN A SEWING MACHINE ALL AFTERNOON KEEP A REFRIGERATOR COLO FOR 4 HOURS LIGHT A 60 WATT IV L V FOR 3w HOURS RUN THE WASHER FOR > TUBS OF CLOTHES GIVE YOU THE CORRECT TIME FOR 4 OATS 10c Call*. Tom atoes o> 13 c rj rOWi Actually, the a vera ge family gots^ just about T W IC E as much electricity for its money as it did 15 years ago. An d you’ ll get a thrill when you find ou( what I'll be doing for you in the wonderful Electronic A g e just dawning. So-o-o rem om bri, you cau 'i g o w rong when you call in �# rr 4 t -« W E D N E S D A Y , O C T b B fcR XO, ! It becomes plain' even to those who favored it most in the beginning’, that the present labor taghdation fails o f its purpose. I t protects labor- unions, boPUoes not protect their individual members. It doea not protect management, which la made to carry the whole burden o f responsibility, while labor is not required to carry any. W orst o f all. it faila utterly to protect the general public. Trial and error are the means by which the American people have hung on to their righta through all these years o f the republic. So they try anything once. I f a new piece o f legislation succeeds, that’s good. I f it fails, a fte r being given every chance, it is repealed or modified tu make it work. I t isn't any particular law which ia sacred, but the rule o f law* in general. I f one form does not do what it should, another should be tried until something does succeed. *► ** However, carefully planned the W agner A c t may have been, it is failing in its main purpose o f protecting workers without injuring anyone else. I t is ending by doing, injury to the whole body politic including the workers themseives. Surely, a fte r this trial o f years, some modification or new arriting o f n labor law can be brought out which will keep the strength o f the present Iq flu ilio n , while elm mating ita weaknesses." R ight labor legislation .should protect labor's rights but also maintain labor’s responsibilities, as well as those o f management; and should protect the public as a whole. t• 1 , •ID BIBLE VBXSE rOR TODAY Bart directly in the task of providing for our own service jiluSiUioaliSuL of giving comfort to‘ the distiVssed peoples of the nation^i^hrkMiut^i side by aids with u| tbr victory," he eonI_'CP Lab or Laws On Invasibif l^iy Told In Magazine' Fund In ~1 Week i i 'u i i h h r m ii» i t r a n ilM v e F m rss» o «n bridge ot vital .worth. between for which is sow on and la twin* Growth thi men fightin- oi> shor. and held ut th« time Floridu cele Industrial the fiehtlnR men aboard ships in tirati-s her Centennial Year. Thi* In . Southeast Seen thi hnglisr Chanel • in itteif ahuuld l>e an Inspiration "The Nail fire wan deadly. Ini to everyone to res that Florida’s wain deep water Finder’a huddle* , fine record ia not only austafned. wwa Ul Ills INAIJI crumpled. theli bodies broken by hut advanced *o aa to attract •» • shrapnel. cut by wel' aimed bul the attention of the entire world, Federal Reserve Bank reveals let*. Somehow, I’inder shoved War is over, that ia true, but the proposed industrial growth and forward, hi* minion strong in hi*- mo*t dangerous period lies ahead, expansion In the southeast that mincl, hin spirit uillintr him1What la rlont^now determines will go a. long way toward offnhoreward * I the future of our Country anJ getting the loaa of war Industries. The bahk lilts a ’ faw of the •*A lieutenant who saw him.*be world. I’eace mu*t be main* proposed expansions as follows: plunge ahead knew that hew a»; mined. By giving of e*ir money, J The American Can Company wounded, lie told later of hpv to combat starvation haa and*nesllinitiated' anil expansion pro­ Pinder absorbed the firat buret' of i lenre, la certainty one of ithe gram nt ’ Tampa • that -will coat ihraj nel with no murmer of pain, 'moat effectual waya of keening one and a quarter milion dollars. He wan hit more than once, lib (he peace. I am proud of Flor- At Brunswick, Ga.. the Hercules Powder' Company haa announced an- addition- to iu naval stores plant that will <Vun wall - ever aimillion dollars. Florida supplies ^ ofthis Clean; Family Newspaper The Christian Science Monitor Fiw from crime tad wnwrion«l_stw », , I Free fra p oU tk ri 5S ££&$ZSZ ADVANCE FALL BLOUSES! materials for their .operation.* , A t Maeon,.lhe Armstrong, Cork Company ia just completing a 16,000,0U) espansion program. Thi Southern, Railway haa an- Educational Values WE NEED NOT WORRY IF WE KNOW TH AT WE ARK YN A girl improves her chances o f making a good match GOD'S PLAN: It* shall not be by educational attainments, according to a study made by ■ (r a id of ■evil tiding*, hi* heart it fixed, tnutinf hi * lh< Lori. — the Metropolitan L ife Insurance Company. It is revealed Psalm 111*7. also that, for the-moat part, both men and women tend to choose mates, with schooling similar to their own. "A m on g husbands who stopped their schooling after 7 or 8 years o f grade school, 62 per cent hail wives o f like educational status, but barely 4 per cent had wives with a college background,” the company said. "On the other hand, among husbands with some College training, Fa* they who dream no pear* A n fool, and knaves; ll will bo dire for them— Thor will be slaves. Who will be masters bore • When the fight is won: Th* horrors of light Or tho traitors to sun? Frsnars a million crowns Shining and yxartod *“ For every prudent man Shall rule tho world. PAUL 11. OKHRKR Imagine Russia giving ua th* •octet o f' th* atomic bomb If Jhoy know It and w* didn’t! • — The crowd turned out to hoot ewd holler for Admiral Nlmlti la ltaabington and New Yor* tbr other dav. in spite of the fact that' h« is probably tbs bra—i>*t hat in tho.Navy. pleted only seven or eigh t years o f grade school, the Metropolitan shows that less than 24 per cent o f the wives had husbands with more schooling than th eir own, while 39 per cent o f the husbands w ith this limited schooling mnrried girls who had gone to high school or beyond. However, o f the girls who d id .n o t go beyond graduation from high school, 19 per cent married college men, while only 13 per cent o f the men with tou r years o f high school married college women. The Answ er are not FASHION-FRESH STYLES! Fashion-fresh and spanking-crisp blouses — per­ fect with suit* and skirts—slacks tool So feminine wlfh soft throat ruffling— so slick with crisp bows (lots o f sport shirts, to o l) A ll so easy to care for— In ■all white and colon with long or short sleeves. Ramon bare been rampant of a polio epidemic" in this county, The Palmetto N ew * genUjr chllde* ux on what it terms Aa far aa or* hare been able to find eat, there la no more danger "m aking a mountain out o f a molehill" in Gur figh t on the • f polio at thia time than there sweat-boxes or other cruel instruments or punishment, osar ia at this time of rear, and go about making convicts obey orders if they refused to Jhat b practicaRy negligible. folks PASSENGER TIRES WHILE THEY LAST! O ---------------- As far -aa we can tall, the While women are even more likely than mn to .takp rCmmimtsU in. Europe have at much trouble getting Along with a spouse o f equal education, they are less likely to marry the socialists as they do with the someorte with a. better educatidn. In the group-which com­ Hem* mine #2,600,000 to finance an rxpaniiun vf the Institution's facilities. who stopped'Their education a fte r 7 or 8 years o f grade school. The single exception to the tendency 'fo r men to choose wives with a schooling equivalent to their own is found among men who stopped at the fifth or sixth year o f grade school. "T h e situation among wives is very similar to that described for husbands. Thus, among those wives who did not continue beyond 7 or 8 years o f grade school, 68 per cent had husbands with the same limited schooling, while less than 3 per cent were married to men who had been to college. More than half o f the wives with one or more years at college had college men as husbands; only one-ninth had husbands whose schooling stopped after 7 or 8 years .of grade school. In other w o n !*..a girl .improves 4 ,9 5 u p ’ 42 Veterans P laced In Jobs In Month The United States Employment Service brings more than tkh year* of experience into its 'njj* alignment of finding job, fm lihtficOlf •’ haMkhppM ’ ' tmdiBRI of World Wav II, Mr*. Hetty Moseley junior Interviewer In charge of thr USES office in Snnfnrd stated today, in announc­ ing a total of 42 placements of veterans through the service during the past month. Pointing out that the number of civilian workers who become handicapped for jobs annually exceeded even the Vwartjme mili­ tary casualties resulting in occu­ pational disability, Mrs. Mosrlry said the USES has developed sperial selection and plaeemept techniques for matching wori-Vs with the jobs they are able to perform and in which their physical impairment -Iu not an impediment on the job. "Tho employment service aims to' select occupations to match the physical abilitioa of tho applicant and to find jolts which do so.” W e don't have to take the trouble o f writing- a reply. having It is written fo r us in the Sanford Herald, which says: An interesting story in Sunday's Tribune told how George McRory, form er Seminole county legis­ lator, now superintendent o f the Florida Indus­ trial School fo r Boys controls the sometimes d if­ ficult youths without resort to sweat-boxes or other "cruel-and-unuaual punishment" sometimes found in Florida's penal insUtutions He has a sys­ form despite tbs physical limita­ tion." Mrs. Moreloy »ald. "With tem o f ranks and privileges which he gives to the the USES- gives responsibility Ip boys who behave and those who don't. Naturally all comtaunlttei for assisting more privileges, than those who don’ t. It works , wonderfully, M cRory saw*. , George M cRory has fout/d a Way to get excellent results at the InsUtuUon he ably directs without resorting to sweat-boxes or other cruel instrument o f punishment Some o f the boys who go to M cRory’s school are as tough And hard to controj as the convicts who are committed to the tender mercies o f convict camp bosses and guards. He uses simply an honor and demerit system and it works perfectly.— Tampa Tribune. MA THER of SANFORD Announcing 600x16— $15.20 650x16— $18.45 550x17— $13.95 700x15— $20.40 plus plus plus plus tax tax tax tax 1.18 $16.38 1.30 ...........$19.75 1.09 1 $15.04 .... $21*81 1.41 FIRESTONE STORES --—111 E. 1st SL veterana to find suitable employ, roent, the only limit to our cana: city for jtlacing thorn will be thp limitations placed by those who have jobs to offer." . ' 4 i , ' 8h* Invited all employers in Sanford to file spedfleati ms of tbelr Job opportunities with the USES offlre M U l N. sr> Avenue and te Indicate a willingi to employ physically hSmlj tod workers whoa •ucn workare* qualified ftir the job. Phone 12 PUT NEW LIFE OLD CAR or TRUCK Specialized Equipment B A N K HOLIDAY NOTICE Colby Classics • Wheel Balancer • Front End Aligner • Steam Car jL'Ieaner f Brake Liner A Surfacar UN “f 12, 1945, COLUM B .!>*»■■ t e l . -c w »r **•<!«* i *•#*!'•-pt*»J!naA'*nr sen-,* ud ' ttu»T»** edt ,*>»'••*- aid ’ * -k ■.'•'•Jdere. ets » •• i»'< .*toi.v> if5i'*i'l 1 ft r ------- — ♦-. i ssM »1l« , ; ‘•tlfr. f til rlH a ftf Brisk . . . dashing . ,•. exciting „ . „ Naw Fall ■uita that taka tha dantar of the'.stafa for Autumn! Wonderfully 100 parYool la the of iautumn �**tK \ ----- —^ --- :------- - liC-.i-Tli FL011IDA - __ I,. Miss Doris H all Entertains A t B ridge P e r s o n a Is n j CHARLOTTE ADAMS Associated Press Food Editor Do you eat n good breakfast in the morning7 Do vuur children and your husband eat good break­ fasts T The business of planning and executing good meals, well and nutritionally balanced, was­ n't Just a war measure, you know, , . Remember the appalling num­ ber of American boys who were turned down by the draft be­ cause of nutritional defects? A most important part of the day's nutritional total is break­ fast. In an amatiug number of big city schools (and.rurnl ones, too, for that matter) children arrive for the morning's work fortified only with a cup of coffee, sometimes with the addi­ tion of a piece of brlad or tnnsl. This is a sure wav to build unhealthly bodies which will give ■* " V” ~T '-T“ --T.~ ‘ Breakfast Called United States Moat Important Warned Of War . Meal Of Day By Marshall • Social Calendar 1 l<'ssllnaril From I ' l l - <l*et : ! > 11 ... P^VGE F I V I — 1U1I.U4& in Europe and 41,3.72 in the Pacific—nr Hit),867 mure ■\ than' in World War I and IU.7TI Mrs. H. L. Beard is 111 at her greater than the combined Civil THURSDAY Miss Doris Hall was hostess home on West First Street. Mai lu**e' ni tin- Union and Regular mwting of the Sem­ ftst night to the Tuesday Eve­ Confederate forces. inole Rebecca Lodge No. 43 will ning Bridge Club which met at Frank Shames has flown to Total cnauultie* this lime were be held at lo o p Hall Thursday her home on Valencia Drive. BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT New York City on business. 043,222 officers uml men. includ­ at 8:00 PL M. District Deputy Bridge was enjoyed throughout ing 670,783 wounded, 5(1,8(17 mis­ ** Preildent of. No. 10, .Mrs. Min­ the evening at the conclusion of Cnpt. and Mrs. Emit W. KaeMrs. Robert George Is spend­ sing and 117,2(1,» taken prisoner. nie Bovin of Klnalmmee, will be which Miss Cecelia Truluck won ing some time In Daytona Beach serman announce the birth of a Of the .wounded, prisoners and tiresent. All members are urged high score. daughter, Reba Jean, on Oct. 4, missing, mon tl.nn ni.i.'jon have to ‘attend; and any visiting He* Miss Hall assisted by Mrs. D. at the Brownwood Memorial returned to the duty or have been Pvt. Ralph Losslng is home on beccas are Invited, Meet in- will W. Hall served refreshments to Hospital, Brownwood, Texas. evacuated to the United States. — be formal. the following: Miss Margaret » 16 day furlough. “ As staggering as our casual­ ™ ..Yeung Peoples Training Union Relit. Miss Louise Perkins,. Miss Mr. and Mrs. John D. Ivey an­ ties have lieen," Marshall wrote, Mrs. Walter Coleman has gone nounce the birth of a son John will meet at the First Baptist Cecelia Truluck, Mrs. L. •U. Me"the enemy fortes opposing us i '■ •IOhureh at Vtoo P. M. nad - will Ijeod V r ^ I M p m NlehalMtt Ash­ t* New York City on a two D. Ivey Jr, on Qsb. D at the suffered nisihj times more heav­ go,to Mrs. Roy Pippin's home.on ton Celpps, weeks’ business trio. Orange General Hospital In Or­ ily.’' West First Street for a picnic lando. Knrni) l*K *f» Huge Harry Grimball and Bob WUksupper. 1 ' - *■ V • He estimated that I ,502.000 tnson are spending the week at Tne Wrslyan Service Guild of McCungHi German, Italian uml Japunese Daytona Beach. the First Methodist Church will Mrs. W: Russell Slrmons. (i trtHips were killeil by Ameriiun Glille extend* from near tlie have n covered dish supper fire, that 303,700 were "perman- Antarctic Circle nt Cnpe Horn to Thnteday—a t-S d W - Fe*4Ir ---All Mr. and . Mrs. S.O. Chaae _ Jr. cntly disabled" iimj 8,130,477 cnii-. LoyutuI—ths—Tropio—««f—Capricortr members are urged to attend. ' M is s E lis e -Hutchison have departed for a two weeks’ w sy-w tien th e-reH try-n u rgtrTn u tiled and dlsurnitsl. Meeting of Hume Uemoristratinti Honors Mrs. Gilmour. visit In. New York City. of life starts. Every person, , Marshall guve the following at the Peruvian Wimlary. According to George Mar«k child or adult, should cut ht l.•Class will be held ut the homo of. tide of U lutlle dentils suffered the most annular symphonls. ire or amut anwn . en « tbw tile U «tl.* *u fered by phoi 3 Mrs. It. T. Wanen ut I dll! Mag W. R. Dyson has returned from Miss Elsie Hutchison entertalnBeethoven's F i f t h , lle.thoven's T nolla Ave. Thursday t.t 3:00 If. aw. York to his mi.oi. and ....i n -.i..-.’ First, “"In I,, 1 *°*>d at breakiast. uratioo liaii|o Montldv ntly In recentiy •» 1201 Ninth Brahms’ . M. A demonstration on the dye­ ed Magnolia Avenue. |n MonthMonths I lentils Aveingc l" If a fourthh-of of your ilay'r day’r In-j In William Gilmour, a recent poputhe Feast of music, the symphony ing of materials will Ite given. i.o ii r.o 80 take of food Is n cup of coffee ! Rewhulon lar bride, with' an.'lnfot-mal picnic ? FHIDAV' Miss Dorothy Powell and Miss is the steak rouSfaa. It is sub­ anil a piece of toast your wlioie, War of* !Kltf“ *rrin tv lf" •upper nnrty at ‘her home in stantial and full of nourishment; i Campbell-Luaslng Unit No. S3 Frances Mahoney s p e n t .last 'vision! Lots *if wo Mexican \\ :n 2d Mound Village. it tastes good: it does not cloy. day needs rev of the American Legion will Indian weekend In Sanford. men, for instaniv, whit eat fairly Civil War The guests gathered nn' the Tha word “ symphony," of. Creak meet hi thu Legion Hut-at 8:00 (U n io n ) 18 I in,o,n ‘j.LMt'1 good and ;\ell balanced Inluhes . and presented gif Is tq the Ensign and Mrs. Gene Harrison deviation, meant literally a eon- ..ml dinners; have only- coffet■P.iM . A l l eligible .members are lawn f i infill IK 74.621 1.652 honurec. Miss Hulrhiso * f visited Monday with Mr. and' cortl .R simply • for breakfast for the sake of -Kpeo-Au'erg invited to . join.- • An axtenalvq septed ... 4 :.4r. . Kit. Mrs. Gilmour with piece a pit convenient deaeriotlon for a eer membership • drive is now Tn <jf her chosen silver. 50,510 2,itr.8 Mrs. Fred Harrison. their figure*. They are wrong. World War I lit tain form of orchestral composi­ progress. In the. end,' there is no bcuuty, World Wat II I* 20t.HtTr-1.57(1 lie Fall season's geheral meet- - Mrr. J. C. Hutchison . assisted luissrs Heavy III I..ikI Dr. and Mrs. C. L. Park and tion. You will do well to study without health. i I k > hostess in serving the out­ this form thoroughly or not of the Sanhirrt Oorden. ClUh son, Billy, urtf expected to arrive The monthly average of World What mokes a jirojwr break­ I !?i worry about the matter at all. he held at Ihe Woman i door supper to the following; Thursday frqm Augusta, Ga. War II iloos not refln-t the lieavy In either case, you can enjoy fast? Fruit first, always. It mav losses suffered in the rinsing davs Club at 3:30 P. M. Tin will Mil*. lie W’iIlium Gilmour, Mrs, Dale" --rXvi juice, but any women who I,. Scott, Jr., Mrs. William T. Mrs I'nul Tindall of Orlando >* symphony • technical know be served at tlte. close of the meet­ plans meals well run make u of (In- riim|Mti,Mi in I umpe. In T he Davh, Miss Louise Perkins, Miss ing. * . l!»43 during the eerint warfare E?ul« Mp«klriL“ l,e M b ? iniV »T^il •p*nl ,h* weekend with M rs. j edge Is not at all necessary. shift occasional!'’, for. the sake To calico, houm gr -fWt ; Mb John Callahan at 721 East Twen- < Beethoven's Fifth Is the most of The BailieJliirrumn Chapter Louise I erkins, variety. Shp cun serve toma­ over ‘ Germany and the initial •nittoctRoa is not "houn * out j popular of all. It so overwhaimrd ramiaign in llaly, tinrasmilly of the D.A.It. Will meet Friday Helen Hutchison and Mrs. Helen t|#th jjtreet toes or ambroisis for supper and A MJU9 or Mootrico maib IHai at 3:U0 P. M. Ot the residence Schultx. i and confused ita first audience some stewed fruit ut breakfast. rate exceeded f..(M)0 tn-’iit lily Heavy ngntinx fiirhli'i > in tiuiv— Itutv—hint Mod 3 ATTACHCO TO ONLV situ BWN of- Mrs. E. ~B.-—d ements -withthat one person said, Mid, " "t I wanted o. ttenw tomoiu ■ Friends' of Mrs.-J. P. Thur­ An O NOT To -nit, r.AuLL ‘ •Mrs. C: R. Dawson and Mrs. .1. mond will regret to learn that to put on my hal, I couldn't Suwel^M ricola ‘ are r:'" ' in -he I i «— ■ *** I * « II. Mi'ttick tu co-hoattnutes. All she Is ill in the Fe rnalil-Laughton fln /m y head!* But it became a " a S K T L * ' " J K "n f t # V1 ' ’ A f' ,‘ 1' 1visiting members .cue invited to Baptist Circle Meets Memorial Hospital. popular drawing card soon aftor. r . t\‘ . ttoi | ,h l**U«v .it Nor..... . the nveraei 'Phis store is always attend. One hundred and fivee yee years ago. of uJ lo tske a of J """" 1 *» 1S" " " W*' A t Mrs. Cooper’s MOND.VY V. ‘ It iosL-1k rember toon.... . "" Phllhtrmonlc applesnure occasionally. Mr*. Kenneth Wacker Sr. is when the New York Philharmonic ready to please . . . al­ Meeting o f W.M.S. of First gave Its first concert, the Fifth awfully pood for brcsklnsl. Circle No. 0 of the First visiting Lieut, and Mra. Kenneth ways loaded with a Baptlit Church »ill be held in Baptist Church met at the home Wacker at their home on Golden was the chief attraction of the Most children and many adults the annex ut 3:30 P. M. Topic; of Mr:’. It. F. Couper on Cameron Lake. program. It deserves Its topmost love prepared rVreujs. They . nrc. complete ht o c We place twenties -|t-1* the perfect Ices filling than the roused ix> l for the mmiib "Investing iit-To- Avenue Monday afternoon with inorrow's l.eudersbtp." Circle Nn. Mrs, S. C. Dickerson {AeMdlng. Friends of Mrs. J. J. Roily will musics] expression of strung)?, riely, so tiny are not an "oilhti Itolarl I loll ley, son of Mi and g u a r a n t e e to give * Added J«y« 3 will have c.mrge of the pro­ , Reports were given by circle be sorry to learn that she is of strength and of victory. It *x nr* dish. If you have prepared Mrs. W. .1. Hartley, ha* gone to gram. somethin!' we all want.". confined to the Florida Sanitar­ cereals for breakfast serve e-g.* Jacksonville lir lie inducted into S A T IS F A C T IO N . officers and a letter Of thinks "W H AT EVERY VETESunbeams. Junior and Inter­ for boxes sent to Rome, Italy, ium in Orlando. MRS. GLENN U NG LE proved ami bacon'or sausage. Do you ill the Navy. Tlii* is their' second HAN S H O U L D KNOW” mediate G.A.'s mid Junto.- Il.A.’s from herself the heroine of our time ways heat prepared cereals? They ron to entei Ihe N'aVy. the family who received will me*»t nt the First Baptist then; wi\p read by Mrs. A. C. Dr. and Mrs. Fincher McDaniel •bout a week ago. She was In taste much better. At Christ church on next ."Chew Chew Ilitby” Church at 3>30 V. M. and daughter, Marilyn,' have her home- in Lock Arbor while A good, freshly rooked hot ce­ Sunday at '.i;3o A. M. Holy . -1 secretary. C l Y z ’z r s / r The Business Women'.*' Circle Benson, moved tnelr residence to 31S her little five year old son tfas real sticks .to the ribs. If you Communion will lie celebrated were urged to attend ■ Cur toon will meet with .Mrs. J. T. Jenton theMembers PACKAG E 5 T O H 1 F playing In the yard, with ihe serve toast, muffins nr rolls, it by Rev. Mark Car pettier. missionary program meeting Magnolia Avenue. Travel Talk - News at 107 -West Thirteenth Street at the Longwnnd Cunt Club was en­ tlltil It ASCAOt 610G. yardman close by. By Instinct constitutes enough breakfast for church next Mondey also at 8:00 P. M. Joe McCailln haa returned tq MRS. L1NGLE moved out on the many people. tertained In Mi. ami Mra, J. II. the annual association*! woman’s ■----r r f • Tho Past Matrons Club of missionary union meeting on Oct. hie home, a t 610 Magnolia.Avsngf porch to see If the Child wee Menick at The tlak4. Games were O.E.S. will meet with Mrs. after apending some time in At­ safe and saw him splashing in 'ollo^eil by rcfre*hmmH* im 'CHICKEN SU ITER' W. Itolley, 311 West Eithteentn 16;Mrs.-Fred Myers gave a chap­ lanta, Ga Snturiliy night. the Uke In water 20 feet deep, '■ jn M MJ .Stret t ut 8:00 P. M. T/Spt. Joint It■>ttilyi- lately enJumped . Into ..the wiater,__ Miss Ouida Carlton- entertained She ;• jum ped'Into w ter fsoni the Bible study, “ What The Presbyterian Church cir­ Cpl. Milton lluddlaaton r■lalted caught the child ax-hr w«t~ bob- friends— Sunday oigCi~.a>ith -w Joytuba fuiJuiw.V »itli hts fffliiily. cles will meet as fnllbws: No. I Baptists Believe." Iphla, blnr op and down and~*wai Mra. Marie Saul in Philadelphia, chicken supper purty- at— the ami r*-£p'iuuib_iviili_tuugcr assnThe meeting was closed with .) - Mrs. J. O. Andes Jr., Chairman, prayer by Mrs. M, N. Ceveland Pa. and J.F. Huddleston In Pitts­ safely back to shore. She placed jirnne o f Mrs. W. E. Sasser, 414 elates i.l Rollins College. He has Mrs. W. S. Willis, 313 Geneva been working on the atomic refreshments were served by burgh, Pa- before returning to the boy on the bank and returned Myrtle Avenue. Avenue nt 3:00 P. M,; No. 2 - and Camp Blandlng. and rescued the yardmen. The Mrs. Owen Forgersen ami Mrs. bond) in New Mexico. All such the hostess to the following: Mrs. I- F. Bo*’le, Chairman, Mrs. yardman had sren the boy lump W. E. Sasser assisted the hostess workers weie warned not In he Anyone having any rt'im 'r work in my shop George Maffett, 3241 Lilly Court, Mrs. A. C. Benson, Mrs. 8. J. Lieut. Pearl Robson USNCR, In and want In to get him. How­ ill serving suppet to the follow­ Interviewed hv anyone. Davis. Mm- J. W. Gambia,. Mrs, ut 1’f.: Ltd;. Iti.kltam, daughter daughter of Dr.'and Mra. J.N. ever he did not realise' the ing: Miss Betty Sasser, • Mbs 210 Eu.st F ifth Street Robson, lias *d*pt?r” g%-th* water and* ema Martha llagnn, Ensign Jim Spel- of Mis. Until ISyrkham. ha* I>een ___ 5Ryman, Valencia"*CVlve at Mm. S. C. Dickerson, Mrs.,J. P. Boston, Mass. month* stationed at is tirtki'tl In pleuHf call fin* it ut once! unable to swim. After the ’ epi­ lane, Ensign Boh Simons, Ensign several 3:00 P. M.; No. 4 • Mrs. A. D. Riser, sode, MRS. U NCLE broke down Fred Palmer nod Ensign Cliff Greolei Fit id, N. H, She was Mrs. Fred Myers, . Mrs. 1 nut huitiF forced to Close (Inc to recent roidterleH. Smith, Chairman, Mrs. II. L. Mr, and Mrs- James H. Vining with ■ good cry and offered a Wilson. formerly a Radio operator. Moore, 701 Myrtle Avenue at O. P. Wade, Mr*. A. F. Ramsey, who have been tha guests of Mr. prayer. ’ 'Dr. and Met. Wesley Srhrlligg Bill Harvey "8:3 0 f t M.: No. 6 - Mrs. H. C. Mrs. J. L. Jackson, Mrs. M. N, and Mrs.. John L. Lee, left yes­ Cinchona plants in the Belgian who spent tiie summer with rela­ Saturday afternoon was roekWhelchel, Chairman, Mrs. II. C. Cleveland, and ’ Miss C o n n ie terday for their home in Burling­ tives in Kellarn, C.inailu ami De­ Congo arc expected to liegiu pro­ tail time for tha young set. Whelchel. 1016 Magnolia Avenue Gamble. ton, N. C. ' . troit have returned to their OLEDA DYSON gave a wel­ ducing quinine this year. at-3:30 P. M.r No. C - Mrs. J. D. home here, coming home party for CAPT. Woodruff, Chairman, Mrs. F. W. Mrs. W, V. Bitting’* brother, Mrs. Guidon Thompson and sou MRS. BURRELL HUDGINS Bender, Indian" Mound at 3:30 Mrs. John M iller tief Pharmacists Mate Wade M. and Vafn, Mht. A, L. Horineou, Mrs. who .have visited her parents and MR. and MRS. EDWARD P* M Cotton, has arrived In Sap Fran­ HIGGINS, JR. of Miami. About Lillian Vickery, Mr*. J. C. Cal- Mr. uml Mrs, Thomas finch ac­ < ...» TUE8DAY Entertains Circle cisco, Calif, from, the 16 guests were Invited for the houn, Mrs. A. A. B . W ilk in s o n , companied by Rose Pinch have Week of Prayer ami Self War Theater. gala occasion. -----C. E. T. Mrs. J. S. Cochran, Mrs. Joa gone to the former's hnme in Denial for home missions will be No. 1 of the W.M.U. of Dames, Mrs. II. Hasty, Mrs. Atluntu. ed nt tke Presbyterian theCircle Mrs. George W. Vining ha* re­ First Baptist Church met Mr, ami Mrs. II. E. Iliilnnce Anderson, Mrs. Lee, Mrs. Red­ Church from Tuesday through at the home of Mrs. John Miller, turned to her home In Wlllacoowho spent the summer with tlie ding, Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Smith. rnuay from 3:8u P. 'll. to J:«M 113 W e s t Fifteenth Street chee, Ga. after visiting with her M r s . Stoudenmire p Monday afternoon with Mra. R. daughter, Mrs. C. H. Winn for SUNDAY the past week. Entertains Baptists Thomas presiding. Meeting of Auxiliary No.. 3 of T. The devotion was given by W.S.M.U. will meet at the home Mrs. 1. N. Kimbrough and the Dr. and Mrs- Wayde Rucker Circle No. 2 of the First of Mrs, Mae Schcafer at 113 Elm Bible Study was taught by Mrs. will attend the Florida-Vanderbllt Baptist Church met Monday Avenue, Oct. 1« at 3:00 P. M. banquet at the University of J. T. Hardy. afternoon at the home of Mra. Following reports of the var­ Florida this weekend and also the W. F. Stoudenmire on Elm AveFlorida-Vanderbilt football gams. Ba ptist Circle No. 3 . ious—chairmen,—a social period nue— The. rooms were.. dccuraUd was enjoyed and refreshments for tho occasion with vases of I S/Sgt. Harry Robson son of Meets A t'H asty Home nero served by the hostess to early Fall flowara. • t _____ Dr. and Mrs* J j i . Rlbson, has de­ the following: Mrs.'J. T. Hardy, Mrs. Lulu Miller, chairman, parted from England on the Circle No, 3 of the First Mrs. I. N. Kimbrough, Mrs. R, T. presided over the business msatBaptist Church mot Monday at Thomas, Mrs. I. t. Lee, Mrs. Queen Elisabeth and is due to ln^. which was opened with' a 8:00 P. M. at the homo of Mrs. John Cullum, Mrs. B. G. Msthvln, arrive In New York shortly. prayer. Mra. C. A. Anderson, ‘Jr. V. G. Hasty on Oak Avenue. Mrs. A. J. Peterson. Mrs. H. M. vaI a brief talk on stewardship. Mr. and Mrs. Edward lllgglns, With Mrs. E. M. Carroll pre­ Pearce, Mr*. L. A. Phillips, Mr*. ra.'. Myron Smith, president of It. L. Osborne, Mr*. Louis Key Jr. have returned to Miami after tba w siding. W.M.U, .m .u . was introduced m and‘ apending the weekend with Mr. ' Mrs. J. A. Smith opened tha Holds and Mra. 11, B, Randall. end Mrs- M.B. Wiggins. Mrs. urged msmbers to attend Qte meeting viith a prayer f „ r guid­ William Davla accompanied them program- meetings at the church ance. Mrs. V/. C. Wilson, coupon to Miami to spend some time ae each month. chairman, made a report. Mrs. Mrs. W. P. Brooks, Jr. con­ their guest P. R. Beck, program chairman Fall M eeting H e l d ducted tha Bible Study using ,as told of u program (hat CircU B y S u p e r v i s o r s . Mrs. C.' I f Winn, Mrs. J. L, her thame "flantifiesuon," from ,8 will have charge of at the le e and Mbs Allison Lee and tha book "What Baptists Be­ church npxt Monday. Mrs. Beck Mrs. Brooks explained e Fall moetlng of tha Re- their guesta Mrs. G. W. Vining lieve” nude a special appeal for a and Mr., *and nd . “Mrs. r». J. M. Vining that sanctification did not mean larger attendance at the meet­ gianal Supervisors of Education for approximately 20 countlse In' ? i jPeter*j perfection, but growing in grpco ings. the StaU of Florida is being held ^ur* vlaltln* with friends and with a Chriatllke character a* Mrs. V. G, Hasty, Jliblo study rulstlvss. ona'a goal. chairman, chose as her subject today at the Angebilt Hotel In Mrs. W. B. Redding, a M Orlando. "SanUfieatlon by Truth." In thr Mrs. George E, Wells has re* member, waa Introduced and wv* IteporU Will ba given by the absence of Mrs. PeCouncy, Mrs county supervisors on the work turned home from Ralford, N. C. comad. The tlrele waa invited to L. II. Hnrva” gave a reading accomplished bo far thia year. where she visited U eu t and Mrs. meat with N n . John Lee • lt> . on missions In Cuba. la the flrat of a Ben F. Currie for three weeks. November. Mrs. Carroll closed tha meet This meeting of three to be held each Lieut and.Mrs, Currie and twin After a prayer by Mrs. Bropke In* with s prever. After which series eons Frankie and Johnnie, re­ year. meeting was adjourned £nd rartethmenta were served by the school turned to Sanford with Mrs. the Mis* Ruth Hand. G e n e r a l refreshments wars served hostess to the following: Mrs. Supervisor of Education for 8«m Welle for a week’s visit. hoatesa to the following . ETM. Carroll. Mrs. W. 5. Brin- Inole County attend the •on.‘ Mr*. B. R. Beck. Mrs. W. A. Qpnny Johnson recently riven « . S. Dugger. Mrs. O. C. G her meeting and accompan Cagle, Mrs. L. H. Harvey, Mrs. will be: Miss Mildred ■a discharge front the U. 8. Navy, Mra. M. Cumming, Mrs. J ^ A . haa arrived from Rockford, 111. J., A. Smith, Mrs. W. C, WUwn art supervisor; Miss F . and, Miss Martha Fox., where he waa stationed, to make lah War Veterans, has just music supervisor- Mrs it i Get your table “ set" for home-coming partiesl his homa In Sanford. Ho and plated a series of official ran, prealdent ef Setnlno hie wife, the former Martha An- with Urn StaU Prealdent of CHURCH OF GOD For home nume tuuie oeauty select helect a luncheon Bet or tuble beauty ty Teachers Club; and .-.Mrs.. Vida Undress entertained dwrsaa, are residing at 918 auxiliary. In is Dreggers of plufe mata in lovely paBtel colored rayon crash. In lm r People's Class- of the ma Mile tell, principal French Avenue. Lend. They visited West colors o f Pale Blue, Pink, ’ Rose and Turuuolaa recently at bar Beach. Miami. Ft, Myers, Seb . Avenue. edged in white. Mffc Mae Shaeftr, treasurer of WacbuU, Jacksonville, SL Florid* AtmfUary of United Span. ustine, U k e pity and XDelr . conclusion ol assisted by her C lo th s.... 54 inches square “ Lar dress. ■ fol* I TERRACE TALK a % Lonirwi’od k; fA R R E U ’ 8 NOTiCE SMART TABLE TALK E LUNCHEON SETS 8*k“ i vTi L is m r J 'ta,: Mrs. Crumley At Methodist M< Place M a ts ..... Open Seven Days Runners N a p k in s ........ % / ". \ ■ j a u j u L - i __ l t »i* u . . a - ■ >«z.gn The scattering of rV#j bT Ittltd luttcr's blothei on the West Coast, have returned here ftr Is theisim pl«fBm l oldest'method the winter. of solving. l-ongwood Civic I.Caguo hnd the first of the season meeting on Rome inherited from Greece Tuesday when Mrs. Leon Fort, district director of south-eastern the use of masks in , the drama. area for Red Cross and camp r and hospital activities made nn ■ eloquent appeal for group an i personal generosity to _ these iv worthy'Organization*. An import­ ant business reunion wus followed liy a social hour and refresh­ ments served by Mrs. Ilullie lot Vlgne, Mrs. It. R. Gray, Mrs. C. It. Scurry and Mrs. Ruyhurn , N ow P layin g Milwev, president who also pre­ sided. From Lyman school a group Thru Thursday of teachers attended the moetint of Semtltole C'ounty Teachers Club in Sanford Friday night. MEET BELLE An enjoyable time was reported. Horsolf... Attending the Sanford Wo. man's Club on Wednesday front l.inigwood w e r e , Miss Mary S Itoliertson, Mrs, Joint Wndswurlli and Mrs. Mcniek. :,i MM �T V «v n r e ffV N P 0 im n R n A U > ,6 A N P 0 H D F l o . W il l ia iio b b r t a HEAL ■ Macedonia, in tha heart of the Balkan*, ir about the alxe of West Virginia. — m s ESTATB*HROKKR Atlantic f t 2 Pongee, the plain weave wild ■ilk fabric, originated with the Chinee* In ancient time*. L feG A L N O TIC E AUTO, BODY A N D P E N D E R ‘ R E P A IR IN G Try our new palnleaa method, tha beat in Central Florida Yates Atitb Paint & Body Shop IS N. Palmcllo Are. Phone 371 IN T II K C tll K T OF T H R r M 'S T V jv iie iK , a irM i\ m .n r o t ’ NTV, I 'lr f lllllM i tK P ltn itA T K . IN UK: KrtTATK I IF i *a tut l it si. k . Ho o k a , ' nrrenaed. TO A L L CHBUITOICH A N I» I'K H HONK H A V IN G CI.AUIH OH MKMANOH AUAINHT HAIII I'H TA TB : You and each o f you nre here, by nnUflcd and required to oreeenl any claim * and demand* w Ill' ll you. or ailh er u f you, may tim e njtnlnat Ihe ealate o f Cartlc M K. ttoo.a deceaeed. late of n i l IViqnly, to the t'ounty Judar <it Brmlnole foitn|y, Florida, wllhlb 'l* t n calendar mnhtha from 0 i* 'lliiif' nf the flrv l puhllrailon of tkla niitlrB. Karh claim or demand ehall Ilf In w ellin g and . ih a ll •fa ir (ha plar * nf realdonc* and W » l of flreyad d reaa or the c la i­ mant and i t i l l lie aarorn lo by tha claimant, (h l« atycnl, or attorney, and any ailah claim or demand not ail filed ahatt lie void . * T IIK 1'MIII I DA N A T IO N . aj^ B a n k of jackko n- * r id a D. t?. ithoCK ■ cred itor o f (he Laal W ill and Teetamcnt o f l^iura Huh. aeceaeed. Cl ml publication September I Mb, Aa raccitlor 'o f the taiat W ill and Tcatament o f Carrie U. K. Ilnoaa, dcceaeeil. I’ lral rnbllcatlnn Kent. I*, 1*11. ‘‘W h ere Customers Send. T&eir Friends' HOME CO NTROLLED 504, E A ^ T FIRST.. S JflE TO A l l , C IIK llIT tlll’ a A A ll M bit. ansa iT a v i Ch c i .a im * on » & WAVIIM AHAINMT * A IH F.hTATHi Vou and each nf you nre hern by tm llflrd and require.) t » pre. »enl any. clalma and demand* which you. nr cither o f you. may hare nunlnal llte entitle o f l.mir* Halt, dreeaeed. lale o f w i l County, lo I lip tViiinly J iid a ' of Hemlnoin t'nunly, Florida, at hla offic e In Ihe I-Otirl hniiar o f nahl I ’oanty ; ai KBnfnnt.- -F lnmaT~wtlTiTn itSCr . calender rnniillia from Ihe iline o f tho flrnt- iiulillrntldn o f lir a no■lice, llarli claim d ir demand rhnl! lie In w rlllne. and .h all r.lale Ihe place .if realilerice and |ioel office addrera o f the clalnianl, -and ehall he aworn In by lh«' claimant, uueny,, or attorney, and any ancli claim or defiiand not a„ filed abali vStokely^y i cons N^w Pack Canned Foods P r i c e ! 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L O IN S T E A K ' CHUCJK ROAS HAM BURGER ib 39c Ih cheese' VVo recommend that new customcm send thoir ib 21c * i laundry last three days o f woek. 28c Yellftw dnarp PHone47fi Ung Link Poik Sausage CFredsd SklaleM Phila. Cream Bunnyland Hmokad C h d is e V E A L LO IN S TE A K ii 3 to 15 Day Dry CIeaningr’Service Hwiaa ,Ky<2«e FniMn Dog V E A L CUTLETS ........... Ib. 5 Day Laundry Service Cheese 14-ib 26c M b cu SPECIAL NOTICE • Cottage CFredse HiMia s t fc A .lt :: 40c L O IN S T E A fr .. . ib........ 40c C H U C K R O A S T .... lb. ... 27c t io t t n d round , Mackdref ib 45c Boneless Roaat Breast Stew V e a l Chops Veal- Patties Nw G R AD E — A — REEF G R AD E C REE F No Point* 15c Oysters p* '$3c Ocean Headleaa Cheese r »p ..s C G RADE V E A L No Points * Maryland Ex. Hid. Brtakat Regular Drained Slewing 321 E. Flrnt Street A A a h l«l* «« Weiners .. , SEAFOOD Freah Oround P O U LT R Y SALE hi" HUMFOf l f ) iin .g r Southern's Insect Repellent LOW COST * JfcQ IN T FREE S A LE the repellent developed for oiir Pacific Gin I'hitc Boiling Or*dc A W iitirn 'F o o d 360 Hire Ho* No I Yello* I l l (ilrnn S tm t Phone 3-3923 Orlando. Florida Btokel/a Ftneat Beets no. POTATOES Colonial -Furniture R eflntshers. Land O'Sunshlne Beans Catsup Preparations F U R N IT U R E ’ R E F IN IS H E I) A N D R E P A IR E D Q u a n tity R ig h t ! R oser red y C old 42c S fiM tN O L B fc o tfN T Y L A U N D R Y CO. Wiendrs ib 33c HEMO Ib. ja r 59c c n -L -M c a l.... 40c Sausage ib 39c N lb r 'a Park *■* Beans No. 2 can 12c m l Via Urt»i Ulaal ^eas ■No.^*5'2• can lBc. * ,^ ’ N«ta*kyewl« Limas No. 2 can (preads 5-oz, ja r 19c y jn e g a r .. p in t,. 10c l z TE 9 \ fN b .gc a n jpT v /£ �THI5 S A N F O R D H R R A L D ,iS A N F O R D F L O R ID A m A Y , .OCTOBER iQ, 1046 L E G A L N O TIC E B P 8|wfe9$ Se r v i c e I ffClTII'U OK A f PLICA T17»V P o ll T AX ItK K II < k"l<lrr 1TI3T » t IBM su*d was Jn the H eld. I'n lfw > ild tunn« of cerliflcalr PAO E SEVEN W, C- « rn l t it m in io n In u l i l ,C<iunl)' ami ulinll S ln liv I V I la fM m y lintnl ami * m l •if tiffln r, « l HaiiToril, Ktm M#, till" Tu'l tlm of A I). l M i . O P. I I H I IN IO i.y. K le rk 1 ‘ lrru ll K nu rl, frtn h iM li ........i t ) , Kli-rnl.i n.* i i u n r s T . t>. «r. i s k a i .i . l' t tf«isrnu«1 RFCiinlsnK I" 1m x ih* (iroM Fty dlfivrlb lll tlt**rt*liii % %II1 !»♦ •411(1 I k lh « Mstn-M Dlildpr At ihr EXPERT Plumbing. 35 yearn ex perteflce. Repairs, water heat­ NOTICE IIKIH.11V ilIVKN. i rf*url ln>ui(o tliMir «»ti till' iir^ l er*. toilets, basins, hatha. laun­ That t. 11. llltfB fn fk , hnlilfr nf ’ tiny In llio m onth «»f N "v r m l»t r . llftS, whlefi If Ifio Mil day *•! .Nodry tub*. Good service. No Sat­ T a x K<>rilfli-nti- Nn. 317, Iksufi I til* , vrmhtr, |pf«, I " I ilny nf July, A !>.. 1*41. I i * " urday call*. George Coursun fil iHitM • this (hi ♦lny k ( iV tobcr, ed t a m e in my o f f i c e und hs* Bo* 678, Phone Cf. 4106. in ail n apiillrntmn fur. n la x deed to lii> laaiu'il I nr rrnu Halt! ont- • u m e n i t c o i j i t T « i :a u r. uiaiMniN. t THE anr.i is preferable to the l f l m t i ' rt nlir nr ". lln- f o l l o w In* . C k T i i II i tMiit. M'r Ill 'll [>n-|>rty In l h » Knonty Soinlfiolo Count v. F lm M ii . 960 deductible collision or up­ iV’ n f Fi'mlmilp, M a in nf Klnrtds, f o ­ tty k . u nntm cK. set automobile insurance. Get w l ! : ■ l»o|mt> r ie l k. our rate* for yotir car* and l . i i » I* In l » Clock II. Midway lli-lxlit* Plat flunk tracks. C. M. Beiyd A- Co. M iT ic t: t o %m : %it C L A S S IF IE D A D V K R T lS lr iC ARE fuRv e N c,'ci n L A X A T I V E ? L IA B IL IT Y insurance is most iniportimt.Yoii know what it would cost to replace youi i A ll aarertlaam enta fo r situ ation * wanted w ill be charged fo r a t the home, furnittne, meichandUtregular claaalTUd rate-. ____________________________________ — and—nutnmrhltP ir destroyed. PHONE 148 OR BRING YOUR Ao« ta THE SANFORD HERALD ColtaL Ur# word* to the line. Including phone and address. FOR SALE— F i l l up with kerosene and fuel ^ oil before winter, ft II. B. POPE C(U INC, Furnished gnmgt- npnrtment pric­ ed at 2500.00 Robert A- Williams Phone *732 Atlantic Bank Bldg. f :KER living room suite, ecee, *22.00. Kitchen cut iard, 9103)0, 6 covered cHatr -31*7*1 Hut you don't know what ■the verdict Is goint; to he in n tnw suit involving diodHy injury or death. (let nilcquntc linhility covernge.-C. M. Boyd A Co. LADIES, prewar RnRfnst hfcvrl*. BODY AND Fender dents, t>almi us'ed very little, lire* ‘ guaranteed. Ift ju r y or fnd u rg shnuW bV HORITTALIKATION W.Oft PhBhe 7 0 0 .____ ■ c n n c c t e d now tp em uhat ilglttff Individual, family and wentherinji. A itew< pain­ C. M, Boyd & Co. ONE five room humrnlow eoniless method nwalu you at plctely furnished. Phone 630-Mi WINDSTORM insurance. Now I* YATEg AllTO PAINT A the time to irocect your pro- ONE Air cooled Johnson gnsoHne . BODY SHOP ' — . party ng*ln*t windstorm dam­ engine. 3/4 IL K Iddal for hiry- 105 N. Palmettrt Are. Phene 391 age. (5. M. Boyd at Co-_____ __ cle or lawn mower. 211 Maple EXPERT sewing machine and 12,000 LIFE Inaurance tp ™<Lh electric iron service by tntn person age* 16 to 36 tor 117- BOSTON Bull puppy 6 weeks old. with 10 year*' experience. . 60, dividends reduce the year- .806 East 20 th St. Swain’s Oarage, across from # ly coat to 813,60 aftar the lal Rnll Park. year. C. M. Boyd A Co. OOINC to fly I tie* " trl FOR SALE: Ample quantity lohff deni policy from C. M life GOLD SEAL aabcatoa roof eefttlng containing Petrogum- TWO. unfurnished rooms., prefer working woman, * permanent. WASHING machine* repaired— Sanford Paint A Glasa CdmRegiouble, dose Inr Bint ~T, ' WIT aB Tifime aRpnineear CaW‘ pany, 117 ‘ So. Park Avenue, _c/o_H ei*fd. • " __ well General Repnlr STuip, 7R7 Phone 3Q3» North Still*, OHamfo, phone TW 0~FARMS FOR SALE— One 20 aerpa tiled celery* farm. lately 2-1072. I’ dempt service.^ plowed aftd harrowed on Cam­ 3 acres, tiled land, 1 goodiwell, eron Avenue. Phone E.8. Stowe, 2 story house, 1 cur garni?*, \ 192-R or Edward F. Lahc, H E L P W A N T E D — cool house, 600 ft. We,t of Lake Monroe Post Office. One phone BIT. * WASHwonikn Monday and Tues­ ^— — —6 acre,,-all tiled, good wall,* 2 day*. Washing rhaehlHe, *11 c R b c fin x store for. rent. Comatory hooae. 2 atory barn, % ilete with fixtures, I will give _m o d e r n conveniences. Phone mile - west on Orange Boule­ 643-J. _____ case to party under the fotvard. > W. Bell. Lake Monroe, lowihk cohaftlon*: • Phone_15._____________________ Party must he capable of ope­ FULL time maid for general housework and laundry. 918-00 LUMBER-Lumlier! Wrecking 3 rating n first line grocery, and week. Snnlnnta A pts. No. 4 ._ story house behind Reel's, very mdat market Party must have bert lumber. Pleat- doors, win­ enough capital to stock, and MALE bartier for Ship’s Service dow* and plumbing. Duhart * maintain a first line class of at Sanford Naval Air Station. Lumber Yonl tntde. This store can be open­ ed .at .practically no expense SANFORD woman to take charge Oak barrels • a other than your stock of goods, of store. ----must live in -----— Hartford. — ... y. Sanford ( ‘oca - although I piefer* selling-fix'ARPTtrtnorhlRRs. RttfiB's B a k e ljf. lure*, and renting the building. I am In a position to deal with WHITE, girl for checker In dry ONE HOUBE, two lota In GoW« clHtiing departnleriL Call in thk right • party under -either boro. Duhart's Lumber Yard. person. Seminole Connty ■Latfnterms. - * dty, 81U W. 3rd St. FOR SALE In Markham— 10 acre: J.A, Calhoun resident lot. Midway.S. Granbj 919 West. 1st. St. WHITE woman for checker in Ava. J.E. Walker, 010 Cypresi laundry department. Call In HOTEL MONTEZUMA Newly decoratetl FURNISHED B room bungalow DESIRABLE ROOMS with bath and garage, 92,500. comfortable bed* B O O K K KEPER • stenographer. Impure P.O-- H.B, Brown, Lake LOW WEEKLY RATES permanent, Saturday afternoon" __ Muke this your£ hypjr___ ' off, good pay. Pleasant work. Holler Moter Bains, BOH W. I»t COOP RELIABLE USED CARS 4 Room apt- available if part R Jde.gelectjnn at or under OPA will buy furniture. Phone 014' celling. No new cars for many WANTED: All time month*. Get dependable tranaApply In person to 1 portaUnn at reasonable cost at Avenpe. HOLLER MOTOR SALES _______ 208 Weal Fjrst BL HELPER wanted for Jimmie Co­ OUR Jewelry Floater policy will wan’s Sheet Metal Works. repay you for jeweliy last, TWO STORY frame house fur­ stolen or destroyed. No Hr. MAID,-good pay. Phone 3003. nished,* 12*.4 acres of ground, 6 acres cleared, 0W acre* In • C. M. Boyd A Co. WANTED ~H otri_Clerk. See wood, uood well, water piped Small at Valdes Hotel Into house, priced 8800,00 DIVIDENDS for 10 year* on your fire, automobile and lia­ morning. cu ll as 1*. If Interested write bility Insurance by not Insuring W. A. l^mdonherg, 7000 Navin nii.i rC. M. 4« Boyd A r% k 20 to 30 colored fruit WANTED wltn Co. Ava., Tampa 4, Fla. pickers. Sanford Fruit Co. LOST: Green canvas tipper B-4 TWO wheel trailer, 16 In. wheels Bdg Iwlonglng to—Lieut- A r­ WANTED: Offlte clerk for Mi. good tires. 1317 Douglas Ave. thcr of Sanford. See Mr thur Branan, Jr. Receipt No. Brunson. 6873, shipped from Memphis, HORSE for sale, nice brood mare, Tenn. express pre.psld to 1600 already bred- A real bargain. Magnolia Ave. Phone 300, co­ W A N T E D See C-E. Godwin, Fire Depart­ ward. ment. _____ UNIMPROVED tract 5 to fin LONQWOQD hom«._3 J>ed.rooma, apres on- U. fruit t r e e s , Improvements, 414, Winter Park, Fla. furniture. Mr*. F. C. 8lade. TWO bedroom bungalow, modem LOST: Drown wallet on famished. 368 E. 7th St. Mary Road, near W. Lit YOUR gasoline .and oil valuable identification pi Standard Station across from ration book key. Alfred* Court House._________ ■ lice, 016 W. 13th SL CHEVROLET Coach, two new tires, other two In good .condi­ with left eye center of bbick tion, good battery, car in good spot. Wearing back harness innlng condition. Can be seen wjth Pennsylvania vaccination . 810 Elm Avenue., Sanford, tag. answers to name of “ Spot". liberal reward will be pkld SIT. W A N T E D or nlj Mr*. J.BI. Hayes K A-l condition. IIP W. 16th St. phone 460-J. WORLD War II Vatemn < position a* clerk In Meal no switchboard, no heavy 1938 CheVroIet 2 door sedan. P*r- \l ? t N A N l T ! I A I ___ Live out. P.O, Box 261 feet eondiUon. J.C. Cook, phone. 1 U Y A l N L - i A L r - ^ ford. Fin. • SAVE mopey when you lAty your next car or track thru lower }o{al bank financing and our lower Insurance costs. C. M. THUC HAyxJ A C6. 3rd. sTblcyeU, 92600 cash. 210 RENT A CAR C O N F ID E N C E nun In hi ymi !*>• M am ie u tlttllm ^ m *tln* i ’ lr f t ill Court o f tw«* NtnO' tfurttrrnL ctmitt—of—ttrr - ttritv—ni PHONIC Uflir 44flair-—UIn he*0r STRICKLAND-MORRISO ^ , Inc WMHflf ■E*|ft T-*rrT I k Ftild **iill Ml* the* l Uii* ri*'|iili oil h> liiw . * tic f r ill fo il Itol r b r p I n*er**t !*ro CoHfrio*o w ilt to1 h i In sJtlil cm ii •*i* nun 1tint > m* An uhhroi hit#il ntylo o f thin tHMI f Aintnl*s It ItulltM'k. |*lu|»illtf, v*» l ' " r i i ' t M- IlitllW ’ h* ill Irm l.in t, *hr H i litre o f w» Id ■•ult U i nr 111• u m l c r t U r Pittsburgh o im I it)|»pll«l C O N C RETE F IF E DRIVEWAYS, WELLS SBPT1C TANKS WATER TANKS CULVERTS and SEWERS Transit Mia Concrete Sfcconda available at low price CONCRETE BLOCK P E N IN S U L A R niiriKit n r I'l’ iJi.icATiuN ru i WYATT JUHNHUIS. wIu.m- i.Iw » Of if«IS,wff anil Pnal (tffli-H ml - | it e » » I, unkniiwn: VuU air llrrr■ . hr iinllflni an4 ininlrul In r|" l>rt»r in h mrfnl" Hill of i‘aui. I Ul'ilnl lllfil- m- llrM" Julim-iiii ' "Ktilli-il Vina ' .lor rtlynrri-, nmi ! Iirmlliuc In Ilk* Circuit L'nflrl nf [ (•rnornl IiiHiimnn* Sanfiiril Atlfintic I-Iiiml)-. FUm liLn . i ui m H Sinrmiil"lirfi.rr Iha N w "-m b ,r Itnli- IM>. wh thn Mil itay uf Nnx• uiliei. A. D l , l s . ‘ Ill d rfau li ih rru if ».-lit i-*U"e w ill jirncrrrt K* KariiI k I llil" urger Ik pulillrlii il fur fhe "Inlulnrj- tim e rvip ilin l liy Taw In the Ihinfiinl Her*hi. Han- I fun!.“ F liin d ". * iirw »|i»p rr uf aeii- Hank llMir. Rotim 301 IMione 732 Howwomenmid girls may get wantedrelief from function,/ p tr io d lt p tilt AND IT'S VITAMIN ENRICHED AND MAKES TASTIER WEALS, TOO/ . lot P H ls k u i flH’ s Now System of Color D’/nlimit: hoip mailt home lovelier lo look al —lovelier Id live fill T E L E P H O N E OPERATORS There is a Pittsburgh Paint for every Single o/ Married Age 18-35 EXPERIENCE UNNECESSARY purpose E8SENTI (jm ilil ieil U u iiilt'rs * * * is. U r tu T u I ( ‘iiM li- n fliiK : Overtime PAy— Paid Vacations Fnxfuent Ineraaaae Pleasant Environment Apply Employment 0-8 Weekday!—Satu !< J u r « '¥ i S r - {l L U0 E. let St, Do Not Apply If Now Engaged In Eseanttal Wo Ktiililing. P a in t i n g . , Store fron ls, M irnirs S ou th ern C2& Bread , A WAT! A t K 70S SANFORD PAINT & GLASS CO in a ia 10 U t H I MN WHMI I 0 U A! K I0» 8MAD r ...H a v c a C o k e To A ll Your Bakery * Needs - - • It's ttiwaya freah when you b u r it a t H o m e Bakery . IJ N K L E H A H R V f.2 A U lt o H O W L t * s s js s r « SAVE money on yc/urVffre, wind* SALE: Freeh four gallon . Phono 788-W. _____ 1 W IT H r io iltl- In nritl fo r Sriatn oii ty in r ii. if ic e t ); > n < l >ou kunt>• l»> or»lc*lr«t In t lir > ou r %rf||ti»n n|i|»i eicnniH* to i ho h ill i*f ••mi •At* int In Nfthl m iicp w ith Ih* C lit k o f i*nUI »*oiirf oti Mofiilny, Niivtoiihi i ,'iih, I M4 . ii ml I k #5 par line fo r 20 InM rtiuna M inim um r a te a .. . • 50c Itooni I, Florida S ta le Haul* Htildinu IN S U R E rquipped - Natural rubber or synthetic, vye protept the "Idcwnlla ot •yfrtnr ' tirr, * Jones Tire- - t)bop, Oor. 1st and Elm, phon$ 608. l « tint for owe Inaertton per Haa for Ore* Insertions 97* par line for • InaatrttdAa Estate Snlefl--lt«'titnls-- SltirlKiilM' I a m i i b DL'|>viulalilt> InMiritiico auJ Hhih Ia P hone 5)00 1 I’ayp II H i H HUNT M. IIU L I. m C K . Tin* » « 'i'» » m r n f nf III* aalil prop­ T O : I*rltr1 iim l¥lllt*, gouth Us rift I tit* and erty under thr e*ld c.M Ifli-afe IsY ou urv 'h * r »t»y rm tllhol thal know how to recap your tire*. suit fo r (tlvoroF Tin* Iupcii 11 loti WE R A Y M O N D M. B A L L , R E A L T O R R «nl W ANTED T p BENT >n, burglary, llal other Insurance. our profit-shsring FURNISHED apartment accomturance. Ci M. Boyd S f t e f l E0 * * ? f> b > U y- It BANKRUPT SALE cargoes .. |700 to 98»Q LOANS on cash value of life dumps .... 9940 A Up stlonal ____9006 A up M IS C E LLA N E O U S e priced from $200 to ler OPA calling- Thase lave removable canopy FOR «8 aftfMtnA] you' «An add to four automobile liability ike bodies, and nn steal policy medical payment for .me with dude. KNIGHT each person acddsntly Injured 1 CO. Ph. 6-2681. Jack* while a naasengsr In your car Fla. Open 8undays. and cacli pedestrian hit by s n f i a j r ' . . .o r m aking the p a r ty a success It’s easy to plan a date at borne when you have frosty bottles of Coca-Cola in die family refrigerator. Have a Co^r says the boetess, and the affair is off to a flying sun. s . "-*-4 t, rn » m o t« . . . i . 1 economical driving. OLE TIRE SHOP 1 IN L L - F L^g T o young or old, thia friendly invitation opens the way to better acquaintance, adds 0 4 „ t , , test and enjoyment to entertaining. From Alabama to Oregon, Coca-Cola stands for the pause that L ,* .o m w pleasant way to make folks feel at borne. lo t r u t uNPit AuiHosiiv or in i coca. coia comsanv m • A N l ’ tiED COCA-COLA .BO TTLIN C COMPANY Coke -Cuca-Cota •“Cota Cols' sail IU abbrwtsUee i*Coka* a n Ih* r*|l,L>r*d irsdo1uwjU vtikh dubnsuuh ih" [rodI uti nf Tba Ciks CuU Onepeay �1 *0 pag e E im r r n T O E S A N F O R D H E R A LD , SANFO RD . F L O R ID A 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. Public Is Warned To Be Careful In Buying Oysters Mns. nwn.Tff m ai:if:nn. DetrarW. TO ALL CRrDITOTvn AND PKRKONH IIAVINO (,’LAIMB Oil DRMANDH AO AINST BAID K .H T A T E : You and »seh o f you »r<- h rrr- tiy nolldvd and r#<|ulrrd to nr*a m i any rlalma and il-manil* wfilrh you, or either of you, may have JACKSONVILLE Oct. 10, <Hpe- avnlnat the rafale o f Mr* K v rfjn it. Uelaer, dereaard, U lr i i f a n l i l i Pcinl)— P I I PWith l i l l .«>y*ter ___________ season in m full ftill fn u n ty, to the County nl hVL-inp. hivalvt* buypm were* urtfeti Kemliiolr County, Florida, at liln o fflr e In Ine court nm i"* <•! raid tlilji wtH-k by tin* Slate Board of County al Hanford, Florida with llralth to lie their own Inspectors In rlict,t calendar mnnttia from tlo' whni purchasing the shellfish ao tim e o f the fin d |iul,Ileal Ion or llila notice. Kach claim or de­ prolific in Florida wntera. A l­ »h” ll he In wrlllnK nml ahall though anliitnrinna muke routine mand alale the place, o f rraldehi — and inspection* of local innrketi, the poet o ffic e addreaa of the claimant, public's cooperation an npreenu* nlol ahall l>e aworn lo liy llie c la i­ mant hie aitent, or hie ntlorm y, tionnry tneoaure In, tliaeuae con­ and any auch claim or demand not trol in aoutchl. ao filed ahall he void The warning lo buy only o certified product from ii IHint) fide dealer kwu* issued becaitye M PBL o y s te r juuihuint: nreus urounii Oelg*r. tlaeaa rad. r it - t p u b lica tio n S*Dt. 1*. W ED N ESD AY, OCTOBER *0/1945 It ii. GOOD TO K N O W ! W ADE H. GARNER, M. D. Cosh* enn lio borrowed from us on shortest notice, with no disturbance.— "Jimmie" Rowland also makes loans o f $75, $100. 5150, $250 or more— flhould your needs require It. .108 P A R K A V E N U E • Prnctice LIM ITED T o : SU R G ER Y • GYNECOLOGY • OBSTETRICS F A M IL Y OFFICE HOURS liy appointment O ffice Telephone 840 .— for 90-day* -----------------only cost* lO f U spAO ANNOUNCEM ENT LO AN o f Sanford 8— Florida Stale Bank Bldg. Resi dence 718 MltK. (IKtmilKNA M. 11AMil.. the peninauht have been condOfitied due to rnw or Inpilequnttly trenU'd sewajre frofii ctyies un i town* einptyiiN; Into the region*, nrctmtimrtn-the Bureau nr Sani­ tary Knginerring. Plan* nml speclficatioria for needed scwnjte treatment work* for filiating pol- I F reu*»#dtsdiee 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*. The condemnedr-HTfsiH me aU j I-Vriuynlinu, JuckapnviMe. St. Au;:llatine, linytonu Ifeueli, Netv tinnyI inti, Vern lletieb. Ft. Pierce. Lake I Worth., liruilciiton, Tninpn. Sit j 1‘eteralnirg, Tuipon Spring*, Pniiamu City, I’eli.aroln. Iv.rnmhiu | Buy. Ulpekwnter Bay, ('aloota butebee River,’ I arssotn Hay, Clrarwulpr' Harbor, llumossnsa, I Spring t'deek and A'ptabii'McoluBay. Usually, these condemned tirefts produce u very fat and Mimilent oyster, which consequently are buVested whenever possible by •‘bootleg" gathers. The oysters are iisuully ahuebed by the "boolleggera" uh the spot and sold at the backdoors of markets ami eating houses who also duly the law by handling 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." Shellfish fjtim clean npprovcil g jw lfig qM-Oj, |||,,| tnuci'KaeJ J n ujqiluvfil i-HtubliabuK-nU—uill -tint ji-oliuiiiru- the public health, it wiiK stressed.. AII legitimate Hhell* flub iletilcr* mu controlled by re­ gulatory auibmiiv with unsigned ci-rtifit'il hliull 1 1mIi products. I’utrhnses made from peddlers “ ••<1 unuulhnmcd sources are dan­ gerous. Alio, per*,m* <m picnic*, fishing irjpo and-nut lugs should In, rum they ro nut gut Ik i- oyster*, will in tin- condemned menu, jnfurination ran lm oMuitu-d from lucid health' department) about these cuiiOcinned waters. B. L. P E R K IN S ' ( lit m l M.'ii"* \\ i Legal A d v c r t is c m o n l ih MODERNIZE YOUR KITCHEN ON EASY TERMS IJouTMuclilWUl You ffave 'to Pay for Your New Car? How Long WillYou Have to Wait Get It? B O G G IN G DOWN the entire automobile industry* G e n e ra l ' M otors is being sp ed • fically singled out l o t attack to enforce un­ reasonable demands. Some o f our plants have already been closed and shipment o f mate­ rials from the plants o f many o f our suppliet* has already been stopped by strikes. . Tim interests o f all Americans should be considered. This is not only a General M otors problem. It is a national one as well.. I f our plants are closed by strikes tbe strikes w ill be against <hc interests o f all the people o f our country .as..much as tliey w ill be against General Motors. Due government; secon'd, the pent-up 'de­ mands fo r goods and services to the point where some ore w illin g to pay excess prices even In blade markets to satisfy their impa­ tient and selfish desires; third, the desires o f equally selfish unions to take advantage o f the situation and force unreasonable wage increases. Inflation is the worst o f all economic diseases. It reduces the value o f money in terms o f what money will buy. It reduces the .value o f the savings o f 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 o f subsidies and speculation, the AFTERM ATH . .While die war is over, ebst o f human effort, be it in the OF W AR 1 the aftermath o f war pre­ form o f wages, salaries or other forms o f sents big problems. W a r is compensation, quickly determines the price terribly wasteful in blood and treasure. This ,we pay fo r goods. one was especially so. It was not prosperity H igh er wages without a corresponding even though to some it may have seemed CD increase in productivity are inflationary. be. And the immediate aftermath o f such a N oth in g 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 o f all o f us. cal progress all alpng the line—better ways o f doing all the things that must be done to IND U STRY Our fighting men crushed < produce and deliver products to customers O N THE JO B our enemies with the huge at reasonable prices. This takes time. quantity o f 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. W e would like to have been better expense o f others. But the idea o f wage in­ prepared for peace, but the terrific demands creases a|l along the line without a corre­ o f the war for men and materials did not sponding increase in productivity Is a delu­ make this possible. N o w we have planned a sion. A ll the people cannot lift themselves second all-out effort and stand ready and by their bootstraps. anxious to do an equally impressive jol PROBLEM S O F R E C O N V E R S IO N American industry ha* U N IO N Today, unions in our plant* :pnWcd - its~abilitjr to ----- D E M A N D S — are demanding~52 hours' pay perform. It has the for 40 hours' Work. T h eir 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 fo r 49 houn it cannot do the job alone. It must have the o f work where plants are w orking on such goodw ill and backing o f the people o f 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 w ill bog down unless the real fact* turers—the electrical industry—the steel inare recognized and sound measures promptly dustry — the rubber industry — the o il and taken to solve the problems. Tem porarily, 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 o f automobiles. W AGES AND PRICES BUILT-IN SINKS Nothing will ndd to the beauty and convenience o f your kitchen like this beautiful cabinet alnk— all whjto, porcola(ji with two ulngle and om> double cajiinut all built Into a single unit . . . 1 7 5 .0 0 up GAS RANGES inflation. T h e danger comes from three sources: first, the wartime and current,tremendous deficit spending o f 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. • T h e present government stabilization policy permits wage increases without government approval only i f such increases w ill not re­ sult in a request to increase prices. Th e formula the O P A has proposed fo r pricing our new products does not recognise or allow oil the actual increases in our costs that have been incurred since 1942. N eith er is there any provision in the pres• ent O P A form ula fo r increasing prices to cqmpensaie fo r the additional costs that would be incurred i f wages and salaries were increased at this time. A sound and equitable solution must be found in the interests o f 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. D iv i­ 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, V ictory Was O u r Business. Demands are made for higher wages w i t h o u t any c o r r c 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 fo r m a n y ' years fo r the purpose o f modernizing and expanding its plants and providing more good jobs, to pay excess wages fo r work not performed. Th e money cannot be spent twice. Neither can excess wages be currently paid from presumed fnture excess profits when a realistic forecast o f costs shows there w ill be no such excess profits. N o r can w e pay from current income the increased wages demanded when the present O P A policy bolds prices to substantially 1942 levels—especially in view o f the fact that there have been important inefeasee In wages and operating costs since 1942. Hunatcay ir\flation must be avoided. If a n adjustm ent in price level» m ust be made a t t/ii* time, the interests q f all the people must be fairly considered.' l I f wage and salary increases are made, It m ust be recognlssed th at they increase costs a n d such costs must be adequately reflected In the ptigfis of products produced. Tnternat strife and unem ploym ent m ust be avoided. O nly productive work and more good JobstvUf Uiercase our standard o f living and sath\fy the desire^ o f the Amesrican people. ! Id a modern gas range to this and you have a chen yott'il be proud o f and one that will wave it ncodiaas. steps. The stove features four burn1, large, room y oven with automatic heat con»l, also broiler oven and storage space for uten- More and Better Things for CO* 'Phone 35 �kv THE WEATHER In Unity There In Strength— -» "A • ' f4 i LeagueVoted Dissolved By United Natitms m » Ao iCitrus Packing HousesCommence Fall Operations I f Jkf T a U v l l V V J t v U A I l a For P ierre . Laval! .. . R O M a Oct. 12 (A P )— en. Anton, Dontler, the n t G enua 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 f LO N D O N . Oct. 12. ( A P ) — .V otin g down the Sfovlet U n i o n and A u s t r a l i a the United Nations execu­ tive committee today recommerided the dissolution o f the League o f Nations and that a new world peace organiza­ tion take 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 o f­ 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 , ____ ^ 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 stlss iS Oa i f P l f l T h re e) ' ' n i Kenneth Gustavson 4 is Back In Sanford After 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-Laugh ton Memorial Collision I* Result Of Drunken Driving iken driving Dodge track parked on r Magnolia L. NTSwer- — NEW SPAPER F R ID A Y . OCTOIIER HI 1915 Member Associated Pretw Nimi l z Honored By 251)0 At New York pinner NU M BER 20. 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 O f Three To Return Chairman A t M eet­ Hom e As A Unit ing W ith Lehmann 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 start­ ed picking fruit a week ago Monday and by Friday began packing operations, according to W. A. Pntrirk.. Up to yesterday after­ 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 start 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 o f 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,-was 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, is- Mthen added, tin* a** color I * W M R U tir u . A M I* Ifruit IUIA 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. Unions May Be Made Mutually ResponaU ble For Observance O f Labor Contracts LONDON, Oct. 12. (A P )— Troops were ordered Into the Liverpool docks area and be(tn 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 t h e r Vegetables Expect­ ed On M arket Soon Jill SaudsIH Press) A s new and continuing work stoppages today kept the 'idle around the country at *152,000, prominent legisla­ tors Haiti they favored re­ peal o f the 6mith*Connally War Labor Dispute.* A ct which permits Htrikea if the unlbnn vote In-favor o f them. They snid they wanted new 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 nre'200,000 workers out in some uoO mines, The ■Pit) United. Automobile Workers, now negotiating for a 30 per cent wage rate increase in'the 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 Wright 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'sir Three) GUEST UK HONOR ACCLAIMED BY 2.600 NO rAIII.KS nt n formal dinner in New York, Admiral Seminole County'* overall quota — M-l-N-P A X A -O, I'. -LrOet. 12 Chester \\. NimU* fuintw) came to the ciid of id _)>i icTiiiiyaii'Juc day. If) New York with" u speech for the-Victory limn Drive, the (Special) — The 8tsr* Infantry it! which in' uii’ imI miiinlfiuitu-o of ilu* ntiw iih th / Imuo.wt mhuU* forct* for preiturviiion of our powur eighth and final drive, wa* to­ "Dixie” Division, mimed by Gen­ foi .Shown ui tin* dinner, tnv^UU tfnv. Dew ey $*f New York on hi* right utnl Mayor F.L. Lu­ day announced a* $671,000 by eral MacArtbur us one of the ll uuruin on hi* hll { Inter national) ' Karl,Lehmann, state war finance three flr*t division* to returp committee director who met thi* from the Pacific n* a unit, has morning at the City Hall with been oversea* 10 months, bn* members of the SeminQle County fought an six different batllefrunts, and is almost 60 per cent War Finance Committee. At the cioRe of the talk a. meet­ replacement*. Brig. General J. C. Hutchison of Banford is now in ing of the committee waa called command of the division, by Edward Higgins, vice chair­ 31st Division troop* spent 400 man, and £.0. Kilpatrick, presi­ of thalr 670 overxeas day* In dent of the Florida State Bank, contact with the enemy. From II) "Duke" MarNrlll waa named as county director of tha day they were first comT-niunt the "Celery F’eds" the drive. )I? tgt? ;mml«ed full milled to tuOmn .in B|ltl*h New from Pur loenl high school will support • and *'akf by committee Guinea,' until V-J Day, soldiers I)r. McDaniels Tells journey- to Deluud to p|uy the L ieu t 0. W. Culpepper members ilfid by Georwp A. Stiver, of the Slat had been in combat Delimit "Bulldogs" ill what who headed the 7th .war loan contlnuouily except for brief O f Campaigns In promises Says Arm y Suffered to be one of the most drive. 7water movements Irorrr one island European Theater llilillmg gimies of the season. A poster, designed by Edward to the next. For W ant O f Food Deltmd Im* won nil three The division ha* killed 8,634 F. Lane, showing a buxebull dia­ At n ceremony in Orlando on ItW atlaaca e a r a g * Threat game* and bits bad but *ix point* mond, and the inscription, "Buy Tilt A merit an Army dncltun i'rolesl lignin* t strike* which Get. 6 Mnjor General Donald mci ired ngiilnst them. Deltmd lm< A Bond, Bring 111m Hume Safe , worked 12-l)iiur opeitiling shift* be slated deprived soldier* in­ Wilxon, Commanding General of and showing a runner, depicting during European warfare nml one of the best forward wall* vading the Philippine* of* fond A A FT AC, presented the Air in Central Florida. They nl*n when fighting wn* heaviest llic> the service man, nearing the home and needed ammunition, was Mednl nml link Leaf Cluster to plate, drew much praise from Mr, stayed ,on the job ux long ux 2b Imve *nino fine back* in .Tuetini, made in n recent letter to .The Mr*. R. J. Kirsch for the meri­ Arnistioiig, Marltae and Frierhour* daily, operating and visit 1 Lehmann who said he would lleriild from Lieut. Carroll W. torious achievement* of her husing patients previously o|crated *on, Tiietmt, who i* a senior, Culpeppci who i* Motioned with luVnd S/Sgt. R. J, Kirsch who u*C it in his campaign about the scored two touchdowns wlten Deoil, said Dr. Fincher McDaniel, State for the next two weeks. the tliilli Infantry Division at lias been reported missing over iiromim-nt Sanford doctor, who Innd won pver I'alutka lit to 0 Mindoro, Philippine Inlands. Kubnul, New Britain. Mr. Lehmann was Warmly con­ lust week, lie is reported to lie hu* returned *.o resume liis prueBgt. Kitsch was awarded the gratulated for his work in the lie likewise .protested against Dr. Lcland II. Dame, who since a fine passer and kicker aside lice lien*. bond drives by Edward Higgins Feb. 1, 1042, has been director tliosn who in u public, opinion medal * for meritorious achieve­ from hi* good running. ment while participating a* aerial Dr. .McDaniel, formerly u Ma­ and T.W. Lawton. The former in of the Seminole County Health Banford will start tonight'.) poll Voted to continue tin* wur gunner on it 11-26 from Nov. 22, jor III the medical corps, i* a turn praised the "very fine work" Unit, has accepted the offer of after tin* Japanese bail offered game wilh one win and one de­ veteran of |b*. cuitil uign* of Nor­ 11)42 to Nov. 211, 1343 mid from to surrender. being done on the drives, especial­ appointment aa director of the mandy, Nortncm France, Arden- feat to its credit. They smashed ly the school children’s phase of Orange County Health Unit to "When ■a group of men sit Dec. 2, 1943 to Dec. 14, 1943 in Senhroexe 40 to 6 lust Friday in lie*, Ithim-innd and Central (In it, by Ralph Bagwell, former succeed Dr. William P. Rice, around and tulk nlntul different sustained co m h in operational many. Dm ing these campaign* llieir first home game. They lost thing- they hear over the radio," missions. Seminole County Chamber secre­ resigned. to Eustia The Dightir-wTre-nr-n-tiaiard^hr-wrrnrr.—n n m n iiF mo*i talked tary, and-now-atate-War-Wnancti ---Tht—appointment-was -made-by to which Dr. McDaniel* wa* n*>- mil fill tilt oils nature during which enpmy secretary. the Orange county commissioners Conch Kettles lias stressed of i* something we always hale anti-uireraft fire was effective. sigtii’d, prnci**M .'d L ’M .U U II put lent*, in hear, ydt it i* true. My Dr. Charles J. Collin*, The E bond -quotti set for a f t e r peibn|* tin* largest number pro­ pas*, defense fur the last week feeling* are expressed in this Bgt. Kirsch exhibited g r e a t Seminol' County will be $174,000 chairman of the county's medical as llelntnl is reputed to have u letter and Pm *uie there are courage and untiring energy, his cessed by any Mingle lm *| Ilul in as compared with $023,000 on the society advisory group,, reported lie also hundred* of other* with the same services reflected the highest the European Theater of War. fine passing utturk. 7th loan which on E bonds was in favor of it.--- --------------- .---Hospital and front there to tin* gave (lie squad n few new plnv* feeling." credit on the military forces of Until Nov. 1, Dr. Dame said fubacribed, 128.6 percent. The Front the 102nd Hospital Dr. Me- which they wurked oil. the United Btutes. "We hoard that when the this morning,"he will commute overall quota of $671,000 ia much The slutting line up is expected Jnpune*e offered to surrender, Daniel* wn* assigned to the IV7lh Sgt. Kirsch was born in Osh­ between Banford and Orlando. leas than the $876,000 quota of 106th infantry Division. Thi* to lie, Cullum, M l; Brooklin, H ll,, certain parties in the states tqok kosh, Wls. and was graduated Naming hla successor wilLdfc up the laat drive, which with sales division lost 6u lurcent of its Anderson, Fit; Ellis, if H; I .ingle, j a poll vote to srO how. tile people from the Oshkosh High School. of $1,066,000 was one percent to the Seminole County* Hoard personnel uinl 76 pereeiil of its LE; Clink, LT; Fielding. LG;. He enlisted in the Air Corps in ll'unllnapil Im I'n ar Sla) of Commissioners who will be above the state average, said Mr. fighting strength in tile Hattie Kilpatiiek, C; Cox, ItG; Single October, 194] amt embarked for furnished a Hat of eligible* for Lehmann. Schools In Florida of the Bulge. liny, RT; ami Hast tier, RE. oversea* duty in July, 1943.' He County Supervisors bought 13,027,881 worth of bonds this position by the Btuie Board Whp tin* vrniau prisoner* of ba* been reported missing ninCC of Heulth. and stamps with Seminole County, wur started pouring in, the llliilli Jan. 22, 1044. Attend Conference lie lives with Mra. Dame, hi* pupila buying $70,466. * wa* given eotiliiiuml of a prisoner Celery Mr*. Kirxch, the former Ruth Crate Will son and daughter, at 1618 Bunof war rami containing approxi­ Smith of Lake Mary, utnl small' State school activities resulted ford Avenue. He said he haa en­ An 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 supervisors nml superinten­ daughter, Delates,-are residing in purchase of 6,620 pieces of joyed living In Banford more McDaniels wus assigned as sur­ equipment from life rafts to hos­ than any place he had even lived, dent* of public instruction was nt present with relatives in geon for tin* Reiimgen Prisoner Officer* of the Celery Crate held Wednesday at tin* Angrhilt I.ake Mary. pital service planes. and regretted having to leave his TRUMAN POWERLESS of War C u ii iii , which was super­ wilt he elected tomorrow night An Important phase of the many friends here. vised by American personnel, lie at the official opening of Hie Hotel in Oiluudn with Colin present drive will lie that schools English, slate superintendent of - WASHINGTON, Oct. 12, (Ah— hail 10,00(1 Kerman medical aid Crate, said Mr*. P.H. Tepsic, dir­ Remembered of the nation will be called upon ' r“*ident Truman today ahurply men and 200 German officers, ector with Dorothy . Crumley; education, ms the principal speak- Toduy to finance the hospitalisation of entiled race discrimination, muk- which rticluded four colonelh under president, ropductllig the election. or. As Columbus. D ay wgr veterans at an average cost Hr. W, T. Edwards, a c t i n g Ing public a idler concerning his romiiumd in lid* camp. Bobby Julies will lie muster ot direr Iin of tin* division pf in­ of $3,000 each, he added. Hospit­ Considerable damage by fire the refusal of the Daughters of AI lining It there were sume well ceremonies for the ocruslon and struction, and Dr. L. E. Arm­ Today is Columbus Day honor­ alisation of 600,000 men la expect­ to n negro home at 710 Orange the American Revolution to trained German professional men ed, and the Army has asked for 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 ing Christopher Columbus, Gen­ 70,000 and the Navy 10,000 ad­ noon when the house caught fire here to a negro musician. The least 60 percent of them were nole High, will greet the members College of Nashville field retire- oese navigator, who is known as ditional beds, he aaid. Each hospi­ due 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, the discoverer of America far talised veteran will be given a with matches, it was reported by was powerless to interfere, lie census of opinion of both the join tlie Crate during the mem- participated in the educational having landed on the island of card ahowlng which school sold Fire Chief Mack Cleveland. lent a letter to negro Rep. Adam American and German medical lirsliip drive may obtain member­ discussions. Mode L. Slone, direc­ Ban Salvador, Oct. 12, 1402. ship curd* at the door tomorrow tor of the division of instruction lie later was sent home In bonds to pay for hla treatment. C. Powell ( D-IV.Y.) whose wife, officers. Dr. McDaniel said. Dr. C. W. Baker wlU deliver Haxel Scott, pianist, was rrfutnl This system, first tried In Con­ He wu* flown back to the night which will enable them to for (lie slate, ulso met with the chain* hy a nrwly arrived royal necticut, waa reported to be very a vocational talk before the permission to use the hall for a states in Sept. ]IM5 in C-47 via purtirlputed in the election of of­ group. Supervisors* report* were commissioner following his thitd successful, end many veterans end Rotary Club at Monday’s meet­ concert on Oct. 20. Portugal, the Axores, Newfound­ ficers. All students of high i given uf tin* work tliul is being expedition ■ which was financed by Queen Isabella of Bpain and children exchanged letters, declar ing. land and arrived in Wilmington, school age* are eligible t» Join. done in thu various counties. Joe McCaslin, assistant direc­ Delaware ed Mr. Lehmann. Those from Seminole County which resulted in the discovery . B.L. Parkins haberdasher, has Dr. McDaniel entered (lie Army tor. announced the freshmen and titlending were: Miss Ruth Hand, of South America. Shortly a fte r JAP CHANCEH Bringing beck the men due to Im 'February,—lU41~a* n first' if- sophomores have worked hard ull county supervisor of edurutlon; his fourth, expedition, in 1504 come from overseas will coat a number of empty hat boxes $1,400,000,000 said Mr. Lehmann. that h* would Ilka to give away. .N E W YORK, Oct. it , i/P)- •utensnt utnl was stationed at week scrubbing, painting and get­ Mrs. Mildred Bulicock, art super­ Queen Isabella diet), and he spent ready for the opening and a visor; Mrs. Excar Price, music the rest of his life poor and un­ Mustering out pay at $300 aver­ During paat seasons hs haa re­ Guthrla Jannsen, NBC correspond­ Camp Cook, C»L; Fort Henning, ting age each will cost *$2,000,000,000 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, noticed. The Crat* will be open from southside principal; and Mrs. Ula or equal to the national E quota. who came to got these boxes os day that Prince F’umimaro Korn Medlial Field Service School 8:0U I'.M. until 12:00 midnight. Cochran, La kg . Mary principal Membership D rive The total national quota ia $U,- thsy are handy for packaging oye told him In an interview that where he‘ ri*cetved his medical or­ He embarked ) and president of the Seminole tha Jap Constitution may be clari- ientation course. 000,000,000 of which Florida's Christmas gifts. Planned By Legion ‘ Teacher* Club, from the Emperor and Mtablish for ovprooa* duty In Anril, 1044 share is $87,000,000. Other uses Hunting licenses ore now on fiod to take nearly all the power on an English ship which was NEGRO LYNCHED for the bond money will be com­ built for the South Pacific. Dr. sale at the office of Judge R. W. a constitutional monarchy. Jan­ WHISKY STRIKE Plan* for an Intensive member­ pensation for contract cancella­ LONDON, Oct. 12. (AT— Prime ship drive will be taken . u p -at MADISON, Fit., Oct. 12, (AT— tions and maintaining {,000,000 Ware, it wa* announced this nsen said Konoya Intimated the McDaniel said as a result of the morning, r ahiptossing the doctors treated proposed revision waa auggested Jesse James Payne, a young Minster Atlee summoned the La­ tha business meeting Monday man In Japan and Germany, as the men for seasickness alt the negro under Indictment for as­ bor cabinet into executive ses­ evening of Cempbell-Lossing Poet by Uirohito himself. occupation force*. Three. Informations were filed way to Efigtand. sault to commit rapa an a five sion today to conalder the dock 63 of the mericeAn Legion, U Committee members present at Prior to his entrance in the year aid white girl, was taken strike which has spread to Glas­ waa announced today by Jo<4 S. sterday with tin County Clerk Mario Tusstud, founder of (he > meeting were Edward Higgins. 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 Field adjutant. *• Speer, E.G. Kilpatrick, Joel 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 The American Legion Auxlll 8- Field, R-A. Smith, H.H. Cole­Jr. 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 will honor the members of man. Oscar Harrison, JJE. Harvey, battery Interned at Grady Hospital in Hail, ntan- uncle in Paris. ids wh5 innocant. HU trim] waa to have which began nearly three weeks post, thsir wives and friends Atlanta and City Hospital in Ma­ ed ager of the Yowril Company, agar Company, started Tuesday,- Governor Mill­ ago over a dispute about handling a. covered dish supper i t con, Ga. After completing hia with Intoxication on Oct. 6 and A ir mail postage was originally ard Caldwell ordered an investi­ 40,000 rutei, ot' Scutch whiskey Legion Hut next Tuesday even­ Connolly. with Intoxication on Oct. 9. 24 cents a s destined for the U-S. gation. (CsslissM Oa r a « t TkiMI ing at 7:00 o'clock. ' Dr.LelandH.Damc A ccep ts Position In Orange County Doctors Worked 20 Hours Daily To Save Wounded Celery feds Will Flay Deland Team In Deland .Tonite Sanford Soldier Protests Against Strikes In U. St Mrs. R. J. Kirsch Is Given Medal For Husband’s Valor CITY BRIEFS a 1,*C- IN D E P E N D E N T Repeal Is Sought Of Labor Law ___LIn Face Of Russia A n d Australia Beaten In M ove; - AN SANFO RD , FLO R ID A. Established 1908 V O L U M E X X X V II 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 t fo r h To Protect On P mco at the WorUi To Pr— oto A t frpnto— o f A o trfc ii To Pradoee Preeperity for Sanford. C jSSJhy *2 ® ■ * > .—4 a —a. ........ . i . L. ■K--------— � 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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J -. ' . ' ' ._ F R ID A Y , TO E 8ANRO RD H E R A LD . S AN FO R D F LO R ID A PAGE TE N Officials Vision Expect The Price Cut To Come Soon, And Apply To Ocean Trips W ASH ING TO N. Ort. B, </l*i— A i>nlr of nir-mirnlcil government of flcinla irrt-rlicterl trcvnlly that paaieiiKera .non will hr flying for .1 cent* a mile—« r lex* on ilotne*- r i s t .M im n tir*nlr Ilnei. And In parliap* ten ycaix. they .aid, nvcrxcn*travel will co»t iilrout thn|. William A.M. Uurilen. Asnlrlurtt Sccrvtury of Cominerrc for Air. nn<l Dr. T.P. WriRht. Civfl Aeronmitifx Ailminixtrntnr. foiLrnxt nn n Niitlonnl Hronilrnxtliii' fCnni1>nnv rnilfn ntnttyni n trrmrmloii* pxpnnrinn in the next few yi-ar* -- lit hitme'uliil nlnnail. Mr. Ilurilet) mill h«^d>elieve* ,nir forclkn uir truffic^within four or five yenm will he *ix or oeven time* what It writ* hefori- the wnr. It ntill will lie fur lex* than ilnmi-xtic buxincx*. he Mid. heruuxe that will lie "jrr|iwinR fnxt" too. * • The overxenx uir buxincx* xhoulil amount to $150,000,000 try lli.'itt, the nxxlxtnnl xerretnry xaiil. Hut |t will he <|uite it while before a Senltle irrocer can fly TO lll. t Hired. Hoorn No. To. N..» York Pity. N r * Yurk: . You nre h*T#-l»y required to «pIn ih» Circuit Court of Kami* tiuie I’nunly. Florida. In Chancery, ••r» th* Ith »lay of November, IMi. hi a certain suit for divorce Me rein |»i«t •t»cr. Kll abhtevla led I Hr t»f \s lilrli I- If ill t« >|. I***wle. !•!#•till Iff VPfrll* I'liltl Ipp 4*. l.r • Win. ilcfftolpnt. \\ IT.NK88 tti> hand nml offl* i Hanfofo. Florida this •Till tin) Of 8e|i|hfTltlM, 1946. V To: HKIt.N|»ON fieri rurt* Kllisbcth Robllt ton. NuriM Ouartrri, Ilulld Inal No. IC4, Norman Okla­ homa: ANNOUNCEM ENT WADE H. GARNER, M. D T on a r o hereby r r q u l r o l to a p ­ pear In flip c ir c u it Court o f 8 emlnole County. Florida, trf Chancery •»n .November It h. 194S. In * c e r ­ tain pult f o r d iv o rc e therein pendilia, an r b n r e v la t is l t it le o f which cup ** l« J o l l y K. Itohlnaon. plaintiff Verona Gertrud* Klltahrtlt Itoh lmon . defendant. W lt n e ea my hand and* o f f ic ia l Peal at Hanford. Florida. t h l » Sth day *»f Octotier. 1946. i». I*. IIRHNIhi N, <*lerk . 4'lrrult Court lly i:. I* llurrilfk lifl'iitv Clerk tCInult Court Pral) NUBIAN B t i EATIO r u o UPON 8, 1945 APPDAR TO C IIA Itl.K * I*. I J I W I I i 111 W f . l n OCTOBER C I.rk Circuit -Court, lly N O IIIN B N O ItW llO IX i. Deputy Clerk. .108 P A R K A V E N U E • Practice L IM IT E D T o : SURGERY • G YNE CO LO G Y • OBSTETRICS — OFFICE HOURS by appointment O ffice Telephone 840 — — Residence 718 EXTRACT 2 oz btl 29c BREAD 1 lb loaf CORN FLAKES COFFEE CAKES 8c 22c WASPS | mile, or lean—thu rate that th«railroailx charge now—and rates | approximating that for internnAND (SEES * itinnal travel will norm follow." w it h o u t ■* The two nfficiutx *ni«l there BUFTERING might Ire 200,000 }<>h* in aviation i lit. EFECT8 right after ilemnhilixatinn. mnyhiV FROM (100,000 ten yenrx from now. lint TVttiR S tin g s HERE ARE THE RIIIYS—Joy of their parent! but hradacho cit the . only a xinall part of them will he rUilch liar never been able to tell them apart through manjunonliu . for flyer*. So only n" xmnll iiiinwar'. Identfcal twin* born in Uuckhorn, Ky.. Hoy and Itay RUejr'acrYc., 'ority of gilr**ervlce vofferana will ho able i n - Jump rlirerth? into .togettier,- were wounded together and captured together—whereuftei the German Army m w double till It released (hem together—and are civil aviation. (till together os pictured above at Camp Shanks, N. Y., where top scr* In overxeaa traffic, th e y xaiil. There’ll he no ill-ef higger, geants arc going t lowlv mad. Atiny SlgnaJ'Corp* photo, (fnternotional) fnxtcr ahlpx— I-ruixing lit fects from an ex nrounil 300 mile* an hour within ten year*—wtll bo emphaxited. That will cut ilown the number plane* requirril uml the luimL E G A L NOTICE R E L L ’S A R C A D E of br o f flyer*. Mr. Wright *ahl that “ certain­ PKG. S T O R E . Our NOTICfQ OF F.LKC TIO * ly** American uir line* could In «’<iinplkiuir«t wit h th«t p ro vlstore is packed with compete with foiVlan, Irecnuxe f I"I»**- «>f law Np|dlruhl«« I h i r e l o , wage differential* "ifMi. laigely IHtlh'4* In h»*rrhy Rivnii Ihul Mil the things you want. outweighed hit m hfrii <uIIt'd Mild cirhv efficiency of limn- Ort. ft, With-tho -174th Infantry dftt-d lit liti . h f ld . Mtid I lit* Hainw ngement and equlpmenti"' With t\ S. Knrrtr* in Norway, w i l l !»*■ belli w it h in uml llirotiich* •“ We can get at len*f f>0 |*<-i way When thu 171th InfunU/ out H|»ft ml T h i H* Ihm.I ItlalrlplB f A R R E L L ’S n f Hfftilmdit Couuty.v Fhtrldn. via., cent n f'th e trade of •.A.nicrir.iri uir traveler*.'' Mr. Hurdyi mid. tturimrnt itnithtMl Nmvvuy wi «t H|m i |ii I T ux Hchmil IrLstrlcl No. I, km»Wfi I h e - Hunfurd H p ff ln l I url of I ’ .S. 'I hnIc Forctr **AM Tux hrhiuil Id n t r ir l; lit I T ax P A C K « G E ____S I Q ft t The tnnxt important ugricul tihtlff tin* ihnuimliit of Hiir.. (irn Hthmil I ’ lNtrlt't No. 2 k n o w n iin tural produrt nf Turkey lx to- (iuen Siimnuflr, tin* (iffirrra uml lb* DuiRWOOn Hprrlal T a x Hchool viH*n •might well hnv» ::«id “ til I »I n|» l« t ; Hpei lul Tux Hrhool |ll»hurco• II l«-t N'm. 3. know n mn th** Ovledc/ Iri't we Iwve Mlfitle it.” , Hperlul T a x Hthonl I Unit let; H|>t*•I I *i»i i it t No. 4. llu regimental rrimptanrler I* • ••*I Ta\ f ’nl. K<l»vin A. W ilker nf Center know n un the Chutuotu H|»*< ImI T a x Hi 'I omi I |t|st(l«(; H|»**<ImI T ux Hc Iio«»I I’nilit, Texas/ and ifielitded in the I U*>t t let No. I, know n nn th** iternunnel T il*fr. H u r l e r !’ . 11**tit*%m Hp«*«*lal T a x H* hind IliaIlrttvey, miii nf Mr. and t r h t ; 8 |»v«-!al T ux Hrhool Dlxtrfrt No s, k n o w n nn th** lJtk«- Monro** Mi-. I.lnyd I.. Harvey 100 I’ul- H|wt |«| T m H* ht»f»l IMatrlrt. on ; nnifu Avenue nf Sanford, Flu. Tuenday, No vrt u hrr fc. 1946. f«»r thr K C i H r r,< o f d f M i OilnliiK wlo* ahull 'I hn regiment i’ pomprraetl <>f T rii N tf N i o f \ th r m M 'dlatrlcta unit* lirUvnted in 1102 for the t»C fur th r nrxt ‘ au^«**«*-dlntt t w o )»-ura rni-:inn « f rnmifig- to Norway uml tho utlinhrr, o f m ill " o f H|»rlint I hey tnnk lung rmd often rlif- ri a l I Mat r let Hrhool T a x to hr IrV* With GRADE A umt r o l l r r t r d In rMrh o f thr firnll rnntr* In tench thi* Srhnd- dI •••! lattlrtr for •■hi ft of the aald -i ihi \in1 1 country. yra ra The fir*! mid xecunil Imttnlinn* Thr f o llo w in g named ar o u|>nf the It.'gimeut nriglnully were polntrd to url n« r l f t k * uml In* iictivutiil iih the Klrat Special Service Force which wu» half Cauadiau and half American. Every driver line seen those h*NYy Tluv tralneil for guerillu-tyre trucks rumbling down the road with warfare and were to n**iiult their big heavy loads. You know that i Norway'* g/denalvv wuU-r-puwer truck tire« lake a terrific healing from ayatema. However, they firxt the hard grinding wear. Naturally, the wen- iimhI to invade Ki*kn. only rubber to aland that abuse muxt be to find lln> Jm * had fled, and especially compounded to be extra tough they traveled half way around tlie world to show* up livxl at —extra long wearing. . *• f'iiHNlilanea. Tlu-y fought with We enn NOW recap the Urea of A, 0 dUtlnction at Auxin and purticiand C card holdrra with Grade A Truck i ateil in I la- Invuninn nf imuthern I ' r r d h r t a 9, 11 * 14 A ! Al la * Rubber—guaranteed to be exactly the Frillire hefioe being dr activated im m if HiirlngN— Mr. II. J J)t«rlhlrk, same rubber used in recapping the big a* the Kir»l .S|H*cial rtafxdce 4*l4*rk, Mr. Ahrirr I* Thmn 1**011, truck and bus Urea. Ila extra toughnoaa i«« the Fir*! Special Service Mr 8 U K y l f . l Mr*. I l n n l c r W. Force. The I'uiuulinti personnel Ih tw rl l, In»IVt«4*1 o I n. on your tires means 3,000 to 5,000 milea of I'rniiiri 10 Atl laakt* M a r r ^ M r , were lianrferred to Gunadhtn Khrti extra wear over, recaps of ordinary I. H o ) t . 4il**rk: M in W. IV unit* nod the American* liecumo llurkr. Mr. Jonkthxn l>. Kvana, rubber. „ Sir K J. I d i K T iiu lit , InN|>#4'torN. tie fir.«t ami xerond Imftallonx 24 Hoar I'rs-rlmlN 13 , L li A| F* *n* l of the l7Dh. • if SERVICE 4*111 Mi J. K. CurtlN. 4’ |/ik: Mr*. The third tinttaliun nf thu regi­ Mars W oihL Mr. John t*. *II n||. Mr. ment I* the :»*.*lt» hattalion acti­ II. K 8 linkln. InRtiFctt.ru III X T IIK T T a vated at Camp Itipley, Minn., in • <ii%1F.ni>) July I'dtJ. It wax novel from tho I' re oln rl No. K A l f )v|r«l<»—,Sf r ■tandi'nint that all lu perxht|nel J. N. TIiompNon. f*lt*rk. Mrk Muti* were nf Norwegian dexrcnL^ It .in.1 K l m b l l Mi 4 l( 1C KrlN**y W. tl Ynuiia, I riNpt r l 01 n. fencheil Frame xhnrtly after II- Mr•it.. Vi 1tirl N«». I f A l 8 ! * v l « — Mr. Ihiy a* a eennrntr luitlalhm, wax Mrttftv Htnnka. { 4*|n Mu;.' Mr. J«»* 1 ho pw ets \ Pfc. Carter Harvey Is With Regiment Now In Norway Passenger far Tires A liik It 1 . 8 1 y Alt, tlfp ra a D>hI«* M r Mlk| Mlt’kler. Irv*p4**'lt.fH. " * Phone til. Tire Repairing 105 W. 2nd Vulcanizing J on|«* No. S U E 7 Al I't tv iill. (*hilltlolx— 4*lrrk; Vrturr- D oi iu U nn, M i n . I l o l t l r t'uhi, Mr. J. T lh lr n J oi ’ oIin. Npt'I'l Ttf 0 linrriiicrr no. a l'rri*lm*|k ft ft B E T T Y S em in o le O n / Cleaners T GOSH, Ik t V . M U S T s a HAVE LAN D LORD .W E HAVE/ARJi t Mi. A W Min Jitlit 16 Al UanrVR- I MivI n. I*lrrk .t Mlto* ,Mat> K. l l . i i . r . I m. | » 0I i ' i x l l l a T M I I T V*.. a I’ r rr ln r l J Al l^aXr M " " ' ” * Vlr. Kd Oalrxliy. Jr., I ’ lir k : Ur M. K HliHl.y. Mr. J. tV. It. II. Sir* N r l l l r II himI . 11. n l , In.lirrlnrfe. I'r.rtn.-i 1 AI r * o l » — M r\ i ‘ . K lln»1<r. i*lrrk. Mr. II. U Itagan Mr J. II W arr.n, »fr. V l^xlar, ln riw «ior*. \ VEAR3 / INM TIIIU TIO N . SKMINut. IM l'N T V , K U M IIIIA , lly I. »: J lillD A N . I'liMlrma A l l r . i w T . W. I.A H TD tt. H»( r^lary. IN T IIK IX II HT OK T II K ( III XTV J I'IIU I^ aRMINOMC 1X11 XTV. 1*1.011111A* IN PMOMATK. i am 1'mbSAV* cSt/’i^mn r>*»**Mt. W e don’i lewve a Mingle Hlnne unturned. W e make every e ffo rtr<fu restore original ir and beauty to everything we clean, llrin g your clothes to 220 Magnolia Ave . . • r C L E A N for R E*N EW E D 1IEUTY. Choose, us, because we'll save you money. S E M lD fc K D t lL lE IDIR'h O t t A W f f l R S $25 ,0 or»is, ° ^ ..8 7 c GOOD TO K N O W ! Caah can be borrowed from uh on nhortedt notice, with no dlaturbance.— “ Jimmie” Rowland aUo makw Jo a v o f |76. 1100, $160, $260 or more—ehoirid your needs require It. , F A M IL Y . L O A N ' o f Sanford &—'Florida State Dank Uldg. K O T II'N OK IN TH N TIO N TO M AKH A K PM C A TIO N KOK KIN Al. IIIRI IIAMUR. NOTICE U h.rrb y g lv t a that III* un4*rxlga»4 ha* tllrd hi* final rapurt aa Adm lalalrator » f IN* Kalala pf J im r . Ilrn ry <'o|. rlougli. daraaaaA; . l l i a l ha haa niad his M iltlu n tor float dlarh aica and that hr w ill apply lo the lloanrahl* ll XV. Want.('•■unly J a l f i of Hanx'nol* County, Klnrldo. »n ilia t » lh day o f Oct. uliar A. ll. l i l t , fur approval o f lha asm* and fur fin al dla rbargs * na Adailalalratur uf lha Ratal* o f Jamta llrn ry Colrluuuti, daraaaad. Thi* l l l h day o f 8apl*m b*l A. U. 1111. CTH’ NTH JOHNSON Admlnlalratur o f lha Eatala of Jamaa llrn ry Colrlouali, da* raasrd. Addrras: I I * 10. Oak A vrnu* Tampa, fla r ld a TO: CO. - T kon e 8S 12c BAKED BEANS SUPER MARKETS DONUTS plain doz PAN ROLLS POUNDCAKES ea CAKES FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES! Hours Fresher! LARGE JUICY LEMONS .. . . . . . . . . . . . lb ... FANCY YORK IMPERIAL APPLES . . . . . . 2 »>s FANCY TENDER GREEN BEANS lb ... THOMPSON SEEDLESS G R A PE S. . . . . . . . . lb ... FANCY SELECTED TO M ATO ES. . . . . . . . . . lb .... FANCY CRISP CARROTS .......... Lge.B ch ... YEEL0W O N IO N S. . . . . . . . ........ 3 lb s . . . . . . . BARTLETT P E A R S . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 lb s ... . . . . . FANCY SWEET P 0 T A T 0 S ......... . 3 lb s . . . . LARGE CRISP LETTUCE. . . . . . . . . .... Head ; . IONA FLOUR.. 5 Lbs2 1 c OUR OWN TEA >/4l b l 7 c SULTANA FRUIT COCKTAIL. WHITEH0USE MILK .... 4 Ta A& P SPINACH .... N o. 2can 1 .. .. Fluffo Salad O il.... pt. jar ....... .. 24c White House Apple Butter .. 2-lb jar „ 25c Whitehouse Apple Jelly .... 2-lb jar .... 25c III iTII in * Wo. 4 in n m o t u I'rVrltirl M in BAKING POWDER NO Tirc t o i p r n a D o rn s I'BTCHSON. wheat p lat* o f rtalaac* la unknown. T tu art htrtb y required lo eppaar on Octoher' 11. t i l l , la , a certain aull for d tre rp r' » M d f n « In tba Clreull Ooarl Of TUkunol* Couaiy. Klertda. aa abbreviated Mile of which eald cate lei Noah K elereea, P la in tiff v en u e Dor la Pej iraaa-■P efeadaa L . . A Grade Beef------ Fresh Beef Tongues ........ poi Smoked Beef Tongues .... p Check R o a s t ......... pound..... ........ 28c Flank Steaks . .......pound Boneless Round Steak..... pound......42c Sirloin S te a k ........... pound ...... 42c 1-lb Bag Sausage...... pour T Bone- Club Steaks ........ pound......50c Baltimore X Select Oysters ... Briskett S te w ........... pound ......... 24c Baltimore E x t Select Oysters Jumbo Shrimp ..... . pound Hamburger ......... . pound ........... 23c pound Typ^ I Smoked Sausage .... pound .... 39c Bulk-Collage Cheese .... pound ...... 15c Dressed & Drawn Beef BrainiLU-...*rr pound Cold.Cuts A sst .. pound" pound Skinless Weiners pound Liverwurst ........... Bleu Cheese....... pound Cocktail Sause Octagon Cleanser ......... 2 c a n ^ r r r r ^ 9 c Octagon L au n d ry Soap .... 2 b ars .... 9c Octdgon Soap P o w d er .... g t size .... 16c Super S u d s ............ Irg p k g .......... :.....23c Octagon Flakes ......... Ir g size .......... 23c O ctagon G ra n u la te d I rg s iz e ................ 23c Octagon Toilet S o a p ........2 b a r s ....... 9c Palm olive S o a p .............3 bars ...:....... 20c Cashm ere Bouquet S o a p .....b a r .......10c Shortening' ... 1-lb ctn* 19c ... 4-lb ctn N B C G rahaittO rackers .... 1-lb box .... N B C Shredded W h e a t .......pkg. W H E N IN STOCK O ran ge M a r m a la d e .....1-lb j a r ......... A Penn D ry Cleaner*.^.. 2 g a l can .... 85c A Penn M otor O il.. 2 g a l 1.32 . 5 g a l 3.90 ... pound .... 18c Silver B ro o k C te a m e ry B u tter .. l b . .. 48c Iona Cocoa .... Va-lb can 6c .... 1-lb can 9c M otts Assorted Jellid$ 12-oz glasses 14c Sultana Cider V in e g a r........ q t ....... N ectar Tea Vi-lb 19c .... % -lb pkg. A n n P a g e P u re G rape Jam 1-lb j a r Iona P eas .........t... N o ; 2 can . Golden Isle Field P e a s . ! B allard s F lo u r .....5-lbs 3 3 c...... lQ -lbs Scot T is s u e .......... . 2 rolls . * A 4 t 4Br, \. * . j ■ Richland P re p ared P fp w es ...._____ 25c % Zero ....... fo r household cleaning Grapenuts . pkg. ;....... Staley’s Cube S ta rc h .......3 pkgs. 14c 34c 19c 13c lflc �f TH E W EATHER Slreflfflh— To Protect the Peace nf theTo Promote the Progress of A ^ r r ir n 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 VOLUM E X X X V II f Innocent Plea Is Entered By ashita E sta b lish ed 1008 hong Distance Halt Hits Service Men irMm Affirifif Premier Shide* SANFORD, FLO R ID A , M A N IL A , Oct. 8, ( A P ) — (L ie u t . Gen. Tomoyuki Yamashita pleaded innocent to ■war crimes, today and his trial was set for Oct. 29. He is the first o f a long line o f Jnp war criminal suspects to be haulfcd into court for ar­ raignment. A Ui3. M ilitary Commission o f five generals s n M ONDAY. OCTOBER 8. 11) 15 ild Member Associated Press NUM BER 24. Labor Crisis Eases As Big Strike ptal Drops To Around 350,000 Truman'Asks For Half Billion For European Relief raCompletesNew G o y e r n m e n t For Restless J apan ese m TO D A Y: Partly rtnudy thi*' ’afternoon and tonight. TOMORROW: Warmer In north portion. Scattered ih oorr* and thunderstorm* In north portion afternoon. Eddie Windsor (Jets Hearty Welcome In London Detroit Is Without A Strike For First -Time-In- 6 Weeks; Ford Resumes Work W \SHINGTON. Oct. 8. ( A P ) — John L. Lewis was absent (min) when confer­ ence-* were resumed hetween the soft coal operators and the I nitril Mine Workers in a- gou-mmi-nt sponsored e f­ fort to end the strike of Hil.OOll miners, ,\n asso­ ciate said l ew is had ■ ' prior engagement. Lewis was ex­ pected later today. Midway in the morning session the |ir.Mincers asked for a prlavle huddle with Secretary of l.nfyur Sehwellenhach, The reason mss not announerd. UNR R AN ecds Funds, ** He Says For Acute Need And privation W ASHINGTON, Oct. a. i/P)— ■President Truman has asked Con­ gress to appropriate $650,000;000 immediately for th e'u nlted heard his not guilty plea. Tne Nations Relief and Rehabilitation „ trial be held in the war ecarml administration, £ former residence of the Philippine UNKKA requires (he funds, tho Hltth Commissioner. President said, to meet "acute In Tokyo aging Premier Kineed and privation" during lhA Juro Shldehara completed his coming winter in F.urope. ilt« | tuiri! I'rrkhl "safe and sane" government for Additionally. Mr Truman aaltl A s the Ktivcrnrnnnt" netert hungry. restless Japan today and he goon will ask for more money to halt seriou s coni s trik rs planned the first meeting o f his for the agency so it may "meet 6 man group immediately. The in six s ta le s w hich th reaten * its new responsibilities anil com­ Dome! News Agency sold he plete its -programa." t'ti t o * expand n ation ally, th e would outline bluntly the head­ 1 .Ills recommendations were connew w eek b rou gh t th e aches ahead for tho new governtulnc.l in a letter to house (Speak­ b rig h te s t outlook it) w eeks ment .which most observers say er Rayburn.CD., Texas). , ,c: * cannot aurvlve more than few to the ge n era l la b o r pictu re. Hearings Start Soon •months. Shldehara drew heavily Chairman Clarence Cannon IR.t S tr ik e lines, w hich hit ft row unon parliamentarians and untried Mo.) of (lie appropriations com- j con l high o f som e 550,000 liberals to mako up thp now govmittee told a reporter hearngs last w eek, tire ex p ected tn ernment. on I lie proposal will begin within Americans shouldn't Impose drop to around .'150,001) if the n few days. their democracy on the Japanese, A major fight over the recom­ BROKE TH.KOI'GH POLICE LINES tteai .MiujlHirmfgh llmisi* in London when the Duk*- j T h e"coal ''mines ' ure* ™hc* major but should guide tho people in mendations particularly regarding ‘ ^ ' D S ui .. , * i, lift notl lU a u a v r , u n I ' u r any funds hevnml the $5,50,0(H),- ol W indsiii lit rived in a i hi I >i a t euuinu with bit nml her tin- ihiuugrr tjiu-en Mary, wlium lie bad ‘ tntiiir nun T1itJ ,,, 0(111, seemed certain. Criticism of noi ei’u In nine vein- it lieu li,- abdicated the til I Min* toi 'tin- woman I love". Tin- Duke mid ho ' miner,. „u7 ,,, wife reeenth a im ed in Ertllici' and «e\e ■’ .■ ■<• niinoillieed hi- atteutiuu of "going |vim-, vlvimiu iv ,.,i VliiHnin RRA has been voiced 'fr e - Anierirnn bnme," Will'll hi- lilinolsine uppn-iii-l t )••• ■Id K.ldie wcli-nmi" *' I Intel null,mill >I,,»iii,n r„ Ha I'nse i i . s ii ' ittty^Jn both the senate and Itiuilajihoto) ■ ‘ ‘ | — , „ .. a v house, particularly by several of the congressmen who toured Euiope (his rummer. EM PTY CHAIRS and IDLE .SWITCHBOARDS faced servicemen Some of the Icgislnt us sug­ anxious to communicate with their families n» the result of the gested that HNRRA be .tbnlishud tic-up of long distance lines by u walkout « f operators.. Here is a and that the relief work be Highway Engiir’er typical Munhnttan scene ut Times Square as a telephone girl seeks turned over to the Red Cross or An organisation for the con to explain to some returned vets thut long distance lines had some similar agency. structlon of houses to bo known been shut down four hours while workers took n strike vote. (In ter­ President Truntun exprcaaed |-i|x* * * T1F Funeral service.* were held as the Sanford Builders, Inc. was national) the view in Ids message that eonI* rs I A f f a n r v t l W a i ' 1 this afternoon at 1:10 o'clock Hall last organls rg* ted__ at _the -— City . . gross Is obligated to provide the * r \ g c l l t . y i l l 77 m f,„ rmri.-in a ,,,, Anderson, 111 Friday afternoon when a charter 9880,000,OtH). die recalled that the .-_______ • .J '" j " . old .dnughtuj of Mr. and .. of Incorporation was received United States had pledged a con­ l *. • ' ii.. 1 \frBruce W. 'Anderson, who from Secretary of Statu Gray tribution of HI,non -,.v. when Larjjo.Carrier }4 To-He: ... fn1.350, w Fin-,... ( t u r m a n S p i e s P r e v o n - di.d s,n.,.h.y m 7 25 1 . m fn and officers were elec tod. UNURA I’reafdent o f .the new company Cut To LP8N but has 'only ^eng98M,0f)0jKit ted Lea rninprl^ViiHe1 ; ^ ^ 1. ** thus far.■■■ .■■ “T •■< •- 1| ' flrH racn n i N u m lin e ,0 ,-n , - ■*i,e lomlutoen *1 tho m*-, -%„**•# "w fw 1 ■ e*3rd PPresent Number t in ix x A n t i!) S t 'c r o l To Ask F op -More P4i si -Presbyter inn Church with operators. at 200 Park Avenue. He gr.ve no indication nf how the Rev. Dr. K. I>. Brownlee, as. The victNfiresIdent Is I.ea Leaher. ■ W a s h i n g t o n ", o n *, <,pi The wink *d tho much more hiwould link beyond aisled by thq Rev, W. P. Brooks, former president o f the Celery hutting espionage nnd the $66(),00fl,IM)l>, but said ’ I The Navy liav dtnwn plan* fur 1 pastor of the First Baptist City Printing Co. and the secre­ •lining (he .will (Van eXpIliilli' its post-Will fleet idloeulinii a shall shortly submit n recoin tary and treasurer is J. W, New­ t«rid lilt- Rev- J. 11 Root, — ! Hip Rotary C h ili today liy Tliwm secondary position' t-> alict.-ifl | mendation for an additional con­ Congregationiilell. Long Pass To Graves Importance O f Mark­ tribution to enable U N IiliA to curHers, il wn-. b-arm-d yiutei as 1 ' Alien, llrlnndo agent of the pastor Directors ate: Mr. Pope, Mr. (In n I'll, Fcdetnl llnii-nii of Inx’v^tigiition. day. despite the leading role meet its new responsibilities an I et Manager’s Meet Accounts For Day­ Lesher, Mr. Keweil. W, A. Pat­ Ql( Ml. Allen - till III.-, 1 G.-i mmi v e.-iiti A popular tne played by -naval 111111111111 III ImiI!; ’ to complete its programs." rick, E. ti. Kilpatrick, Jr., Arthur five specially trained agctils to j Junior Class of Se 'liiude In Jax Emphasized the Atlantic nnd Pacific t.healgri. tona’s Only Marker YoWalt, FL C. Harper, Harry l-ee, tills 1-011111 r\ In lentil the M'cre'>»] Sehiiol, Pnlririn was treasurer The number of large carrier* W. A. Bitting, John Ivey, Clar­ of the atomic laimli bill Hint nil 1tbe O le r y frni* auu a member JACKSONVILLE. Oct. 8. (Spe­ By "Duke” MacNtill e n c e Redding and K. A. Williams. would lie cut lo le -- than a tliiid . of tlictn wenwere ii|ioichciidcd with- |of the I lii Alpha Kappa, social In general High School cial)—"Agriculture The Seminole w Tne corporation plans to build nf tin- pli-i-nt total afloat - n j'«*rorlty. She was al.-b a member hi fm p wcpl.s of their ntrim I Celery Feds” ran fought shod foci’s uncertain days us the Na­ ten houses at a time and to e f­ the First Preshyterian Church liuiblniL'. while the nundiet of Trn.inu llu- origin of Hie FBI, of fect savings in this w’ay for the over the Sealirccte high school tion re-adjusts from a war econ­ where *he was. active in Young liattli'ships wtiuld'lie ieduci-d nnly purchaser by buying materials in -eleven of Daytona ileuch Friday omy. and It a| peury to me thsl Mr. A .'en said thaf.- ll wn« or­ People'* work. hIhiiiI 'half. quantity, Mr. Poptr said, adding night when they scoretl a smash­ nowhere in the country are there gan ixed in 1021 nttl'-J, Edgar I le i Taken ill Inst Monday of • *ii•! Herndon P. Culnney. US i.otivei us its ehlef. -At that that it is hoped to get under way ing 4(1 to (1 victory. A crowd of greater or more acrious problems This would mean ii iiearelinie Lieut. Walter Boyd Stnvafl, than loom lieforc ua right/here NR. Inis been uppointe*! Slide poliomyelitis, she', was removed within the next 00 to 00 days 2,500 spectators witnessed a pow■ lime lu-aid it had only Miii.diu1 carrb -1 lom**f peilmpito IJSNK, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. ^>ut that much depends upon tne erful "Celery Fed" eleven roll in Florida," aajd William 1./ WI1- 11. Stovall nf 1101 Elm Avenue, carrier* of the l5,lloti.tini Mi*l- lligliwav Engineer lo succeed .1. | Hniteniritits mi file mi i-oni|'ured (,, au tiflarelo Ho>|,ilal on WedII I low ling, ('apt- Gololiey n a I with tun <HIII,llllil at present The uesdav, wjierc Iter condition wai /availability o f supplies. over Sonbrecxe, scoring three son. Director of Florida / Slate hn* received orders to report ta way o r .<'VII ,-I ,■-. nlid the 2*. touchdowns In tho first quarter Farmers Markctx tn his//w eek- University o f Pennsylvania a- '000: tUfT" ftw tnr“nr~ t ?V -rl aswrnrt th- cuts ran of both the tereiil war fil*—er|irtiil-v-ot Ttn*rT“ thru, iHHi.. itronouuctal very gravu. She wax and tin- first World War amt mil Irjili vidua!-, are on file, tie Ihiih in Sat,font Feb. 18, 111211 and two In the third and fourth end- review o f crop conditions and assistant professor of naval prohahlj a doTcn bnllleshlps. the general outlook nil the Harold Hoag Freed -.-nod in llu- Pad fie f,*i 21 said and no two >d then, are and liail lived here alt id her life. ctlvety. , N a il Issues Ill-poll "Foi i science and tnrticx. 11 IIHI iMMnl 11m I'niir lllula, tililliOia. Inking pint m Ihe Inva, In mldniuu lo her parents, on g M 'g n s W g . '^ Wibmn-1-—A fter recetving-htw-U.S. rn." " — ........... 4-Pn+ro-(«-iiv--f*uiMU**d-lry-w-b«iU»#r»from the University of Florida :V's afloat ie meetdy I Old continued, "1 feel that ( C a a lln n r w o n I ' a e r K l s t l l I It W. Anderson. .Ir., her grandHarold Hoag, 88, Second Ste­ d nine uudei i eonslruclion In ing of our market Inanngers In IP42, Lieut. Stovall attended nml parents. Mr. and .Mrs. C. F. ward, of the U. .B. Merchant lie, OrluBeserve Midshipman’s School at t-fhedulcd in Jacksony aihlition. three t'VB's went lieillg Woodrow W . Davis Saner of ProsperilV. S. C., five Marines, 'imn of Mrs. If. H. the most Annapolis, Md. Following tin* tiuilt iiliil one Ims slnre iiei'n her SJ.'l-24, may be one, aunts and three uncles. Serves On McGowan Lawson and brother of Hubert important we. havej ver held, duty he was assigned as assist 11 nNtlHI*f>l on I'rcr I lit I, I I I'nllU-urei tubers ...... ..........s were me ... .... .... of and Leon Lawson, \fs enroute to Certainly' it should pe virtually ing engineering officer aboard tin- liinior Class including Georgu the United States) after being toil in taut for during 'the confer- the Indiannpnlis, and later engi­ Wtiiiiliuw \\'. Dirvi-. |:i, liie l/Jiapuinn. Carl Williams, .lark T l» r e e l U ’l i n l l M u r e ( in held a Japanese prisoner of war neering officer on a mlneswecpoi iiiiiii , seeoiiil class. I'SNR. m i of Rainfall during the past week Ed for three years. These duties kept him around Lions To Mr. and .Mi- .lolui l»ayis, luikc Move, Clarence Grantham, Promote amounted nounted tn In only 28 hu hundredth* I’m tei l.aiisiug, Jr., the Gilbert and .Marshall IslandSecond Steward illoag was or little mure than one qua'rtcr 1 Monroe, i> serving on the des­ I Fielding, Raul Resold and Bob Harper of for approximately 22 months. taken prisoner 8ept 10 1042. of an inch, acroniing to I). F. RoxinK1 In. Sanford USX Mrtirjwaii, wliich In onlar to iu*iiic ,,),laming troyer, Winiri I’urk.,-. interment was In December, 11)44, Lieut. Sto­ when a German raider shelled Wbltner, weatherman. N o r m a l Mrs. MaryJG. Smith o ) ii i :it< -*I aIl sci ceiling unit of fm Seminole I'nuutv llir llirpcnmade ill Kvcrgrtojn Cemetery. ,A a n d sank the 8. S. American rain for the period Is 1.05 in­ was ordered to Fort UchuyBoxing ami matches ani sary luMlnital *-*piipinent at a ln*k force wliich liomhurdcil the ..... wrestling ................ t and n * . Died TMs Morning vall ^ L e a d e r In the Indian Oeoan. Thb ches. This has resulted in lowerler, N. Y., where he was an will In* nrumultNl by ihe Hwifniil ' tin' Sunfonl Nnviil Air Station southern const nf Hokkaido, instructor In mathematics and Linus Club, us » nu-iilix nf adding wjii-n un liiiigcj' used bj tin- northernmost of the Jwpuiiesc German raider that sank their FTifuHti __ Emily Smith, 81 diesel engineering. ship picked on — 1 In their "uiil lu the blind" fund. Natal command, the Kxci'Ullve home islninls, Just Indore tile Election To Re Held which Is now beloyr the scaws year old resident of Paolu, died Lieut. Stovall w ea rs the it was ilia-idi-il at the ' mccHiig Committee of the hemlnele t ’oun- end of the war. rflhaw- •flFHTOnTand took them lop. * this morning at !»:45 o'clock In In School District ribbon and Hie Frlilsy. .Ine Muss win ii|i|ioiulcit )y rh:imlirr of Comnlcrrv* u l) ■' to Java tn the Dutch East Indies The McGowan steamed only a 1 a local hospital after a short Asiatic-Pacific American Theater ribbon. ilia where the eaotiras were turned nlay. in-ltoci* .i r.u t few mil*:., o ff ttie h*-(*cli tlirmmh chairman of n romlitlttee. l ■ < j meeting Saturday, Instructed E*f The Seminole High School An elect Ion will I**- held In the brother, S/Hgt. Eugene Stovall, arrange for the sinking of the**' ward Higgins. Cluiinhcr uiuiuiger. j that bold iluvRohi attack un tho over to the Japanese as prisoners. Band and Celeryettas made a illness. Born in Georgia' Mrs. Smith According to word received bv fine showing us they marched hud made her home in the Paolu is now at Camp' Bhtnding and trout s. |u rontact the Joint lluspllal steel work* amt other military Sunfonl school district on Nov. brother, CWO George Stovall, is , Laon Lawson from one o f , the on the field between halves at “ Ivey’s CliniUCrs," who cume Committee « f Cltv nnd County I targets *d Hie -eaport <ity >f (t, to determine the number of mills of speeiul school lax and 18 survivors who has recently the football game Friday eve­ section for the past 5U years. enroute to the United Slates out second in the ihembershiti Coin inisslotiera in order to M'liil I Mlirornn. Funeral services will be announc­ llir trustees for the ensuing two from France. seen Hoag In Calcutta, Hoag i» ning. Sophie McDougal, now n ed later. drivii. will he host* to .“ I’ iiwell's n re|iresuntntive to Wushingto’i I ---, yeurs. it wus announced by L. E. in good physical condition con- .senior, led the band. The CelcryPuatlcr'a," winning team, on » to secure cooperation of uiithon• i t Survivors include four daugh­ Jurdaii, ihuirtnuii of the Bent- sidering the last few yeers of ettes went through some Intri­ 1*4 R illU C U ters, Mrs. Ruth Pearson anil Turner Thanks Public Isilitli tile iiii the St. John* River tics in furthering tld* piogTiuu.! |^1 () m t* iniite County ltnurd of Public InujklnutrHion and should arrive by cate wheel and "Tetter formation* Mrs. Bessie Denmark nf I’snla; Ort. U7, it was.annuunced. it was nnnouhred today by II IL I plane from Calcutta toon. A tiew memliership rlrive rn|i- Coleman, Chamber president. By Federal Agents strurlion,. and T. W. Lawton, For Its Co-operation Mrs. Florence Mason of 1-uk* mperintwoleiit *if schoolsHoag, who was (read only and drew a lot of applause. tnituil by Dick Ells hurry of "Ells Tim matter of obtaining • Monroe and Mrs. Surah BlackAnyone destiing tn become -r thrae waeka ago, has keen In tho Tin' home of .limn- Syk# of E. V. Turner, manager of the herryV rirk'ers," nnd J. E. Row- swimming pool for Sanford was Firemen were called to the welder of St. Augustine; two enlididate for trustee shall file Merchant Marlnaa aince 1032 Silver Fleet Filling Station at sons, Ben Smith n* Sanford and Bell Telephone Cqmpsny of San­ laud gf "Rowland's Itonnicis ; discussed. Tltc* Milar— <>f tbs I tin West Eleventh Street wn* with tin- Board* of Public Inwith the rank of Second Steward. midnight last evening to nut out George Smith nf Paota. now. Irin g started. The looser of Chamber manager liras set at milled early Thursday nftern..... ford today rstended hi* thanks itrui'tion at lrrist 15 days prior to the public for its co-operstiun this rikilcst will stage the nnnuul |5,lltl0 a year with the slipidn- |,y Fck-rul and State ugenla to Hie election, u petition signed an automobile fire. Thla was 1 Lion's 1 (.'lull dunce on Thanks­ lion that the manager devote Ins arm it with ••-iiri li wuirunlIn and refraining from undue criti­ caused by a negro lighting a County la F ree O f full time to the position. t cooperation with polite nml ii l>V f i v e or more qualified electors cism during the four hour walk­ giving ft veiling match to light a cigarette. and, J. L. Ingley gave the ftnalK-ud | enliim of illegnll;.' possrsserl in order that the name of aucii Infantile Paralysis instead, lighting the gasoline out by operator* Friday. repurt, and was nuim-u lieud o f | liquor was seised. Janie, an old candidates may be.printed on tha DISCHARGES ith which his car was being Mrs. Berts Bn-cden, who being u new budget committee which' nf fender in liquor law violation liallnt. The pctiliun must be filed a chief operator, was not a mem­ 7 > r« > n° t a tingle case of filled, according to -Fire Chief by Del.' 21, it was staled. Ta ’und Drive Is includes E. A. Yuwcll, H. B is now In Fcdetnl custody^ ber o f the operator’s union, roV pollomyellUs In Semluala County Mach Cleveland. Me. Lewis C. Mackey. Ifci1 W. - participate in this election one 1 nrticiputlug In the mid were Rope, It. dumes Gut, Frank TaL matned at tbs switchboard during * at present, Dr. Lelsnd Dame. irted LaRTKinff laitt. Gei#g* SUne, and M* A. J. It. Brown. Federal ugeut unit must .be qualified voter and Fourteenth Street, discharged County .health offload, reported S lifflit Increase In from Ellington Field, Tefas, the period o f the- strike and InR A. Morn ami Wi A. Lewi* j lm) tr Rs trick. fortned caller* that telephone today when aAkd regarding the llnnnl Wnr Fund drive The This was the first session of of the Stale Beverage Depart service was confined strictly to rumored epread o f the dUsease Jobless P a y m e n t s Sop* 27. le County is definitely Mr. Coleman as president of the incut. in Bend in this community. Fit* William Griffin A MM 2/c Donald Warren emergencies. and collection* so far lugging, Chamber body ami he said he He aald only thrae' cases have Unemployment tomi-cnsst 1o u Johnson. U1S French Avenue, dis­ hut 93.37(1, il wn* fe ­ amount Sav^Jap Surrender would give it his best ef furl* been reported so fa r this yaar, payments were msde to one par­ charged from Naval Separation Scott W ill A d ress |ioKad •h ll. H. Coleman, chair- and requested full cooperation Picture Show Coming one colored child and two white son tn the total amount of 945 ill Center, Miami. drive. of of officer* and - insurious* William F. Griffin F 1/c (Mopeople. The coloiad child re- 8aminola County durpig the weak ________ C jOn Veterans’ Rights Local C a t t l e m e n man of the drive set for Tha | MM) USNK of Lake Mary, Flor­ eorired. One of the white people ending Sept. 29, Ofcrl B. Smith, Reuben Kenneth Hobart* Chief is 913,000. Workers, the Coun ---- removed to a hospital In A 16-ininutt motion picture on ida, participated in tha seisura Chairman of th«/Florida Indus­ Storekeeper, 118 1/2 N. Henry, John M. Scott, chief, supervisor however, e continuing to make another city and the other one trial Commission/ reported. "What Every Veteran. Should and occupation of the Japanaaa from Separation Canter, Charles­ of cattlemen for the State of contact RFC, UKRNDON BACK h donors, and every Know" will be shown a t^ h e RiU homo Island of Honshu, and waa yments through- ton. Oct- 1. Com pen*ion Florida, will be the principal team car i has been urged by has __. , — iw epidemic out tha State talad o ff after Rfc. James Emmett Ifemdon Theater on Wednesday and Thurs­ present with the U- 3. Naval speaker at a moating o f the Sem­ Chairman 'olemsn to complete w w h er* la Wwlda." he said, Increasing bv Av Ist |on -Csdets j William P- inole County cattlemen Tuesday contacts . -, aVerags of apto re|>ort as soon has returned from overseas duty day o f this week. E. B. Carter. Submarine Unit* in Tokyo Bay w'li Is normal for aa# sporadic proxlmatly 923, week for Kavanaf, Jr., 107 East Seventh 0 at 8:00 P. M. M-sh* City Halt. as t* where he spent a year in Italy Selective Service clerk, announced at the lima of the signing of possible. thm surrender documents on ** . . . James Crumley tha previous tw weeks,l The In- Street, iR Robert Mr, Scott will explain new r boys are now be- with the 88th Division of the today. Many of . Ail members o f the Selective Sent. 2. k reported A20 West Sixteenth Street; Jams lawg pertaining ta marks and Ing called week cress* for tha l ir oversea* replace- Fifth Army, llir Is tha son of Griffin has been In the naval was only from ,260[) to 976<^fAlex4nder Kirby, 1109 Park Ave­ brands and grill appoint an In­ menu, Mi Coleman said, and Mr. and Mrs* Hobart E. Herndon Service Board, as well as mem­ ber* of all other agencies assist­ service for one * and on* half of /ctalpiante it the Hum number or xtslpisnts nue; and Raymond George Fox, spector fo r 678, but Seminole County. necessity o f con- of 209 East Fourth Street sfnUd out ng compensation/rose from Jr., 1920 Magnolia Avenue, dis­ There are approximately 40 cat­ nuing to si Pfc. Herndon has bean ordered ing wnr veteran*: and returning years and ha* served on board race iring rt the Fund from veteran* themselves, are th« UBS Proteus 'A S 19) sine* 8,881 to 4,816, o f Whom 8,029 charged from Separation Center, tleman tn tha caeotg and nil or* which USOl actlvitiea ere fi- to report to Camp Shelby at tha war May 1. 1946. ,nr|ed to see this show. tale and 1,TM wkre female, Charleston, S. C. Sept. 88, termination o f his leave. war* mala urged to attend thh meeting. Company For me d #For Erection Of Houses In Sanford ------------------------ - Patricia *\nderspn Thomas C. AHen Funeral S e r v i c e s ' Aii craft Carriers In Second Place In Navy’siHan Ortlines Work Of Celeryfeds Win Director Wilson. JQver-JSeabreeze NamesProblemsIn By 46-6 Score Post-war Farming Lieut. S t o v a l l Isj In Sanford On Way To Pennsylvania Move Launched To Obt ai n Use 01 Navy H o s p i t a l CITY BRIEFS r E 0 ----------- l _ —— ki ---- -— ..a ...________ __ 1 1. - • r �% PAGE TWO THE SANFO RD HERALD, HANKOKU FLORIDA New Premarital And Prenatal Laws Effective O c t 1 JACKSO NVILLE. Oct. R, <Bpo. cla l)—Two strong and important Units In the venereal disease Vase­ finding program whirh Florida baa pushed so persistently the I's s f four veara. went added when the Premarital and Pre­ natal Laws became effective Mon­ day, October 1. , Dr. R.F. Son-lag, State Hoard of Health's Venereal Disease Control difoctur, said that the Acts should |>e one of the State's, most dofamdalilc sources for locating new. aa well as Inadequately diagnosed os treated rase*. With the two IJiws working as check mate*. Florida has come a Iona way in one of fiwiing and cnntrollini heA worst killers syphilis. Particularly is the maVital Law to ___. lie praised ____for I__ protec­ tion It affords both persons when entering Into the marriage con­ tract . . . ninny Innocent of an Infection which may well ruin their lives- Ami the Prenatal Law’s protection to tinhorn chil­ dren against syphilis Is o f In­ estimable value, he declared. Hr. Nothing said ino. that the Laws which me a definite means o f finding lieu cases of VD. also places Florida In a favorable posi­ tion with other progressive anil hrnlthmihded states hy making hlnod tests mandatory for both R A Y M O N D M. B A LL, REALTOR Real Estate Sale*— Rentnla— Mortgage Loans DepenckbliL-Jnaurance_aiuL_llondi Phone 960 Room 4, Florida State Hank Bulding of this Clean, Family Newspaper T h e Ch r ist ian S cience M onitor v Free from crime and sentstionil news . . . Free from political bbu. .. Free from "irwcisl intern!" control . . . Free lo tell you (he truth about world event!, Its own world-wide m l! of corre­ spondents bring you on-the-spot news and its meaning to you with unique Mil-help features tits ie read m g r n g n •I T i l C S e iji,e a StiOKt Alooflor. f l t m t tewJ EARLY i FOR F A U . flood grooming and good cleaning go.buPd_ln_lmm^ t . no urn* ran be well grorpiad. wearing soiled, wrinkled clothes. Bring in cleaning early and lie prepared tu meet jbe Fall nkusnu Willi baiul-box freshness! B Y C I£ A N IN «;C o . [’ h o n e charged hy private physicians, Ip IP-40, Japan Imd a population but there wilt be no charge when density of about 6(K1 per square the test is made by a local VD mile—mure than. II times that clipic or a county health depart­ uf the United States. ment. Lauding the Prenatal !.aw, Dr. -Sondag m id' that there w ere 470 case* of cu'Hgenital syphilis in Florida lost yqar. And only berituse at the persistent plugging, o f the state-wide VD control pro-' grain, the number last year was even'less than in Uhtl when there acre.&ba such cases. The Law states that "all wo­ men who are pregnant, or sus­ pected of being pregnant, who come under the care o f a physlclgn and surgeon or imidwife” must have a blood test. I f the individual is economically unable 468 WADE H. GARNER, M. D • L E G A L NOTICE IiKI.UAV 11EACII Ocl. H. (I N S ) — In a forceful editorial, the Del* ^t*g Reach News says: "The greut throhs of) sympathy und tears of grief vicing exhibited in Washingdon by some ol the politicians tor the "Jobless" are not fooling jitany people around here. It is certain that the American tax­ payer has intelligence to see the silliness nf It nil. "In (his area There. Is hardly a business or industry 'that is not seriously handicapped and curtailed lor lark of lalxiV. Stren­ uous efforts have liecn made and are being made In this cony munlty to secure painters, conks, beauticians, printer* and vnriqux tynea_af other- help without t** suits. Common labor is just as .to. find. . 4,'Shall-ww-Aharp be taxad a wacklv wage to men whu just prnkr' not to workt 1* a man ’unamployed' when he chouses nm 1 to work? When pulitleian* scream about hunger and distress from V ^ N O U N C E M E N T ' * • Delray Reach area Is no different than It is at many otner points. |n Tampa last week one o f the largest and oldest steam laandries, "The While Star", was forced to close its doors for lack o f labor and at the same time the local United Employment Service was offering over a thousand jobs with no taken. Last week in lower Dade County, citrus growers lost thousands „ ( trees overturned by the storm that might have been saved If labor could have been found to reset them before sUn had dnmaged the root*. * ' Florida citrus and vegetable growers are having little success jn finding laiior and indications nw that crops will again rot in the field for lack of help at harvest .time,--------------------------- Delray Beach News Hits Labor Shortage PR E P A R E LA1NBY I TWO statist, FLORIDA and OKLAHOMA, out o f 17 considerIng such bills, adopted them as. LawsThe Premarital Law says that nil persons planning marriaze must Rave had a blood test within JO days of the time they apply for a license to marry. 1 he test cun be made anywhere in the State by any licensed physician or public health officer. Persons suffering from syphilis will be allowed to marry ONLY If the individual or Individuals Infected are Hot In a stage of syphilis, or which is or may become cominunlcable to the marital partner. The physician from whom the marriage certificate is obtained must determine the status of the applicant with a positive blopd lp,t- _ __ ,, . .lOfiJ'AHK A V E N U E Practice L IM IT E D Tos SURGERY • GYNECOLOGY • OIMaTETRICS ' r FAST AUTOMOBILE** «g ARt OKAV OUT W H Af W t NEED A « t • 3 SLOWER £ t PEOPLE. r- IJ I -V O U C H IIP rtB U IU T IO V TO: t.TNN II. II. JACKHUS. HI, I. Ilox 11. Ocala. Florida. Von are hereby ordered to ap ­ pear Iprrrnnulty or by attorney) to answer the aworn M il ol com ­ plaint - tiled herein am ln et you. eame helna a suit tor divorce, on or before Hi* tlh day o f No vim tier. ISIS, olh etw le* a Oacree Pro Con* feero w ill lie ettlerad uantn.l you for fiillnr* lo appear, plea, or anewer as required by law. IT IH ordered that this pnllee he published onre n Week for four I f ) conseeutlve weeks In Tin- Panlord ller.iM. .a newapappr pub­ lished al Hanford, Homlnnf* Coun­ ty. Florida. W ITNESS my liaml and o fflrla l seal el Sanford. Seminole County, Florida, this 1st day o f Octnher. ISIS. ISK AI.I O. I'. Ilarndon C tiK IlK CIHCITIT COCHT, ---------------- -Hy -*r—l i —Hunt, I). — f « o * r * hereby ordered to apI'.rtl 111 the . . . I uf , ‘ 11)111110 10 1 b.reln filed Itrliereln the relief •••iik M Is dltn n -r) on or before, the lith tiny „ r November, ISIS, otherwise Complainant may proi . n l e t pnrte. I.ei this order he puhllshed for •In- Statutory IIm e^ . required hy Inn In the Hanford Iferuld. a news­ paper of, general elrculallon la said t'oeniy and Htnre (YITNKFM my hand and official seal of iifllrs at Hcnford. Florida, till. Ir,1 1, day of September. ISIS. H lF F IC IA I. HKAl.t t). ..P. II I ’ llNIH lN, t'lerk o f the t* m i l l Uuurl, Hemlnide 1*01101)-. Florida) STR ICK LA ND - MORRISON, Inc. Phone Tin: I'. A t'K K ItM ANN, li.r-n d sn l. op htatb You buy Insurance, pay fo r It, and forget It—until jou have,! loss I Then you want action. If yon Insured through ws wo 'toko ooro of oil'details rad arrange a prompt set­ tlement. r w < S o w leal Hoggprapiiaittfriris sldenr* nml addre.e—Is as a lv e i, ami Stale,I. IT IH. T III.IIF U IIE , tillHICKKI• Hint you to- unit appear be­ fore the 11 hove rourt on the 6th day •<r Nnv.inner, IsiV-nlM l niiawat Miv hill of iiitiiiilsliil tiled here‘ n nan Inst you lo r divorce, nml full to o llol. lienee *| decree pro roil. fl* »,i wll) lie r III e lr,1 HKnlnst you, mill III*' snht • : use will proceed ex liar I e, IT IH F tlR T IIK ll G ltll* Flit.‘I i I list Ihls outer he' published Ijl ilir*H iin fu n t Herald, ,4 newapsper o f nrnulal circulation, once * week for fngr roneerutlve weeka, prior lo raid return day. tVITNKHH my hand sod o fflrla l real si Hanford. H-mlnnls County, Florida. Ihls Xlth d,i> of Heptsmliar. A .s li. m il • I. P. IIK IIN IK IN Clerk o f Alrru ll Court. II) O. K llo o l, t). C, (Circuit Court Krai) Made by an Old Reliable Houae STEUBE & CO. Hwarlhmorr, NOW figa m i L r * * ABOUT r CtaNStfTENT r»s «y Il a r t u r l l wire. T e lle lr le s — ------ — — — iH F P - D W r H t M W ; ------Kill* Fllea, Moaqultoea, Fleas, Bed buga," Roachea.—TleliB, Water Buga, Hilver Fish, Anta. •WIIIiBEMOVB 'J O T R T O R IU B ? U le lr lk a ls r e OVER 600,#00 PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED eel m l e arn e rs In , Xkle I n M r t a n t w o r k In r r S r r , t e eat a flee*. V m h a v e e v e ry a a s a r eaee «hni the are ne vtp tlon a fille d te nerfeetlan. Our Speelatty JENNING S SEED STORE le t A aaslord SALE TUXEDO FEED CO., A D V J B R W IN C S TILE UEX A L L STORE FIRST A MAGNOLI PHONE I U ON Pa. HUNT'S « WHEiTST Touch ton P m g Co - P lllln r C. F . W E R T Pknn* IM Is I ’m n w l l i H M IC K E Y ’ S a{ PHARMACY F. II. VVunlruff A Sene Seed* and W ayne Feeds, Residence 718 the the Heal Thine f ia h ih Ia . I*fe. In n ills I*. Ackermnnn. Jr* l|i.|«S1T . ] SSI tli A. A. V. II V . ' Mat her Flold Hucrumento.* California. You are hereby notified that soil lor dlvorue has been filed UKulosI you In the Circuit Court lot Hfinlnol* Comity. Florida, In Fhnnrery. by Lena Mo* Ackorinuiiii. You are lierrhy required lo file your written appearance with the Clerk o f aald Court In the County Court House al Hanford, Florida, on nr before Monday, the BEYOND H. JA M ES GUT AGENCY Jit. b: ' ; H IIK H Tl.V iH l IV la HKNNIH I' ACKKIIM ANN, J lt„ , / W lm u r.Aldenc# and address 200 Your Ford Dealer Since 1031 iv r im c iit c r iT n t r U i' o v v i i k M v r ii ar.im.iAi, r im t i t tv AM ) Fill! SUMI NOI.K_ COUNTY, FMIIIIIIA, s G jS t X t.HNA SI API A rK K litn m t I'la in llff, . V» 1 HKNNIH OFFICE HOURS hy appointment O ffice Telephone 840 l>lllli:n Unlike the English languagl the Japanese ha* little or no i t ] cent upon individual syllables] except where certain vowels ere prolonged. * Modem Turkish wbmen still wear the veil In the provinces oc­ casionally, hut the general custom Is to wear a type of headdress based upon the modern Russian. . I t l l i m i . C H U I I T . IV A V I) ►o s m -j i i x j i .i : c a F .v tr r , FI.O IH IIA IV CIIAVCP.ItV VI). M A T T IE K JACKaON. ) F L A IN T IF F J I examinations of IKith bride and to describe such perversion and VH ) -room. However, during the legis- quackery." LYNN «». II. JACKJON, » atlon sessions last spring, only The situation described In the IlK F S N U A N T . I hands of u private physician, the city or county health officer of VD clinicians of the‘ jurisdiction in which the patient resides, shall take the blood epeciman unn have the test made, o n r a M H l' trul idirWgua I •>••• 11 . . M O ND AY, OCTOMEH 8.’ 194! l Perk Ave. While Dia mond s » W atches ----- LO D G E -& -80N -*— GROCERIES - M EAT8 V E G E T A B LE S REGISTRATION NOTICE 202 East First Street The C O N TR AC TIN G ‘ Car — RADIOS — H ««< W . fix them. Just call B A U E R R AD IO & E LE C TR IC SERVICE I t * Maannlla A vr. S t U I \ ( Copyright 1045 Publishers Feature Strvict, Inc. O ltllK It OF I'll III. IC ATIO N TO; VIOI.K1 M. IIK I'W IU IT II whosr plara o l rrsldsnv* and l*osl OTfles addirsr Is unknown: You w a hrrsby n ollllrd sod rautilrBd to apvsr tu a rrrtaln Hill or Complaint llrd aanlnsl vuu by llannalt U. lU pw iirlh. mior ponding In lbs C ir­ cuit I'uurl uf Hrinlmil« Cnuniy, Florida, on or hofars ths Nnvsaibrr lluls flay, to -w h tho i lb day o f -Nuwiahor, A. D. 1*11. . This l» a suit fo r dlvorca. L s l this urdtr ho pulillrhrd for tho statutory tlmo rrqulrod by law In tho KANr o l l t ) IIK ItA l.n Hanford Florida, a nswspBpor o f g*norgl circulation In said County -and p u ts , tVltnon my hand rnd o fflr la l a w l o f offltfo at lUnrurd. Florida, this H th day of Htplsiiihrr. I t i t . (). I*. H«rndaa. Clork Circuit Court Srmlnnlo Coun'( r.K Fjo>rl(la. Uy O. U Itunt, b . c. m SE C U R ITY Ml W. fa( It. M A F F E T T 8 AU TO BERVICE ja e n . P a r k a w , UNCLE JOSH myst Fee f a ir s R a d io and E k c tfle Ph«M IM •.. C r s l r a f r i s t l d s J i n k in a a h n n l M » t ill » * , an d It 's a i ll l a m l (M a r l. A ll ) • « h a w in d» la rand th e r # a r x t P A R R A M O R E ‘8 GROCERY M EATS — P O U L T R Y V JN TH E SOUTHEAST M o re people drink Atlantic A le and Beer than any other, CAM PBELL FEED ft SEED STORE Fbane i f City Registration Officer m CO. K ilg o re Seed Co, The Rtjfistrntlon Bookw o f the City o f Sanford, Floridu, are open at the City Hall, commencing Mon­ day, September 17th, 1045, for the purpone of regitilertng’ fo r the Municipal Primary Election to be held on November 6th, 1946, and will ramain open each t)ay except Sundays and holldayti, up to and including Sat­ urday, October 27, 1945, It must b e ... ■ H A N F O R D — ELECTRI- rta sr s in H A R R Y ’S B A R ft Re- LIQUOR STORE Soe— ELECTRIC BERVICE Co. f n V u m IW A t*. P u ll Fhoao IU LI m o f Foohago Or •to S. Fork A t*. rb *M RANDALL ELECTRIC OlootHool om . Mooloot ItA X E I. KTRW-ART Dl JFIIUM R IICOTT t > m * w t H r r r t r jK - H r . ilaanl, on B*nal* Bells ittyi happily 'ivOMCK ®nt * ( * '• IJ lT T tt the o t y ir *t* -tltod (Whoroln tho lUght Ja a . d lv o rc.l on or ii;*r6v:L.d^ m ou,..iN n :;r s r : *d ox p a r t * . ................ w t t i t Ibl* ardsr bo pubtlal w HUiutury .Urn* rauuL w, .in tho H o.font tioi iwopagor uf goooaa) atm drug CO. T«4E PRNSLAR STORE • * h* n e w I l l Mago Oita Avow Fhoao t e r p ila t o her birthday, but TMnembert ■ YOUR ^ S sADa WILL p o OET ir �M OND AY, OCTOUEK 8. 194S T U B S A N F O R D UKHAl.D, S A N l’OUD, F LO R ID A W Department of Agriculture, and D i r e c t o r Wilson other affected agenties . and of- Pendulum * Swings Names Natnes Problems In In' ii'S ; ‘“'.h '.' S".!ra * • » Wide F ur Nazism !•-ucKc.it inns to receive CnnaiileniNiiturnlly if w*e * tail to In N u e r n b e r g Pofet-war Farming j tion.* pti.cnt ony *uch r-l“ ", we will marry Grrmnn Aryan)!/ -1don't P(#wnr travtdera saw in Nu­ ernberg a Santa Claus city of fir tree* and toys. In shops smelling nf clue and paint craftsmen chipped away at bau­ H> Helen Cuni|i bles fui caiidreii. spun out bright ui Moments for Christum* A P Nrwsfeature* * occupy a weaker Weaker imsilioii position tutor later it if __,,___ . ,r___ " „ _ .. . .occupy LONDON—Since the most mar­ llv ROllBRT K. JOHNSON trees, nml assembled paint and riageable girl in lie world has A l ’ Newsfcnture* Writer crayon sets. Hut behind the In f-uernberp Naxiism bus whiskers Nuernberg wn* pr*- arrived ut marriageable age, these come full circie • , ihiciiig the diesels, radios and tun thing* are certain: Whatever Prince** IJH/abelh Niue years uko ttn* fall the chemical* that gut Hitler hi* and oilier interested official* and dues, it won’t lie done in a.hurry.stratusphere above it was pierced \i u expect every murset to lie Ukraine, but not His Urals. IcudiTH. ul at tile ver) leas', rt represented. Tlnr Ir strickty •: by n aipphire steeple of search Linked industrially with Kurth, and, no matlir hn» hard she dear-cut I’ ictuie nf present cotitries, it can’t he done’ quietly. ditluns in the State, u. r |rodUi’* Lusiness mvttinir, with no en- llirht In-am ■ fdi.uti'i fee. ldKh, at w Ii •• r e Messerschmltl fighter The rumor* run rampant. "She** tcrtiCnment features ur Kociul the base o f which 1SO.UOO brown- planes were made. NUeti.bcrg tion pOHKibilitiea. olid how those. fiillr. in any suit sliirted suiierniun, *tnas.sed ill the had a military value in excess going In tu many a Greek tMisslbilities may lie uffeeted by "She's going In prince . . . " “ While rain* have tontltnied to (luver'nmentul policy, aid. and humt'et .fall ilitnllnc operations plure of floo.llhhts, bawled funu- uf its elvurm. it cmitrullJd tlie uu- Istiini rv a Belgian regent . . 1 ticn) nllejrinree In the Nasi cause. proaches to1the Danube fmm Its rettulation. in urnie |iurtn of the State, re­ jierrh in thu uurth Bavarian i She', going to iiiui IN mi unHat tmlny 'll is mthor dark In >H‘*Ojr Murkil Mannucr. me port* received indicate activity,” .’’ mountains. 11* mil „yurds ____ could ____ named Atiferiiau. ItuLUred tthrouKhuut the State. mid Director Wilson. “ Crop* ure NuOnibenti and ijulef. a* it is in handle J.Ulllf lI .litis, sUlal it wl*,i _ ' '*v h>' * going to iiiui n any *uie the ruins of other bombed cities. Natutally they must keep in the looking kouiI in Manatee accord11uinter i ul Itilli-h auldcthe key point on rail nml w atei' ut closest sort ot contact with . Ii ■ Inir to our latest retort front Tile Iniiniucnc of war trials for I out ex to and flo lil liorth t'lll lie f - n e a .''_ Nusi (Ii nanny’* leader* would aei leuHural topulntion. i v feel Jack Taylor, Jr- -mnnatfer of the not muko for celebration, espe­ iiiuiiv tinil Itiily and suulheustWn | It Kliinbetli dniae- with miiiictherefore that they arc in pd' i*| palmetto Market. , * one, siit’a going to mimy, him: if cially in I lie city jail cell-, where Uuru|ie. Lute in the war the; Hermann *he chat* with -umiuue la guJi?” “ Rains have cotitltmeil at I’a- : ,i. i,i*i.w lio ’ vcur« ieu look the but land that bn* the most | the mullitmk ,n.w w weie bcdievetl ready to move the i log to mim\ him. *nt*niy*t*-ef«nr-eu4-* * ^ ^ f r t r tpnt~drninaCT*nTirf wntt-e-NM,dltions at present. They slmJld! (ro| i(| .lnn,CM|. Fort Pierce fur emlrt In u|,eii berg was defended so fvvellstily ttnki ip the wurbl ,,iiid 1*1' set Its M'lMimental liuk> wllh the bo able to Five , ‘t «uhdon*o.l view , , ■ of KOlM| KrowilltC Gernmnie past made Nuernberg that the R A F suffered u record UP on tin futuie allmiin of Hiltof what Honda’s uKri.'ulturul weathc.' aingle-mlssion loss in attuekiug uill’* IK-yi'lirVlil )nue * pic.-tulip n logical point of departure fog leaders in every community are "Tho Arcndin* l.ivv • Sunt Mar­ the Nu:i political fnyuge. Here it. Hut the ullitiK* went on, limn- ltV4 Ann >iu*e. in « .•nii.iuiiug ^ in kln t; whut thnsi lenders life in the Nazi ilrcatn City ' world, tills may l*e the last great ket bundled ,’If.O head of 'Vattk’, V the mass — feel is esnentia1 tip' party rung i ess met in I itftA lllg ill!' III arid’ peace' n luirsii royal mitn iugc. the mliU would tor Florida's aKricullurnl pros* f t tuber 10, rnlf snlfl-s topping the to. procl'ikn the foundin’; uf the a (lightmure tie high. CIi Icoko market by tina cent per oVtokeiriii.;. Thiid Reich. m i|t lelunud litunVi’.l ferity. H’ lien Princess F.lIxuLcth \le\ (oniid. The . price rkiige* were: .Ill Niairnberg thrnngli tho , "In short after thl* cutiferenee calves, $4- to llt l prr liuiidied. with" inure puwer year ufte.* narvuuft Th'iltie* eiluugli political until a Mary wir- just. 12 yeai.i jnl yi'nr:_ Here 'i i i t l i r Crusl, witti wr Hope to lean u pretty clear pound*; yearlings, tu tK.ltk vitalgy wn* gelieratsd tukchorg*» • -us. sikiii us her falliei Isciyifi' iilca of what the farm imputation eow* ?4.t0 tu KSJill,'*' steers $7.NO endearing generosity, “ If I hfTj Ti world with hate Now tho king - Journalist*, started picking , the llkrnihe! If we Iml the wants.. In the \\ity " f iigdstan'ce. -to $10.7(1; bulls *7.00 to *0.70.. Washington, l) i\, plQjort. 1Tb wax' UiaU!'.’ And vrith charaetcrlsiic vagiueiis wait fur the gravel to tieiA hiislinml. . and regulation, anu -w h at.il.feels I'm is wiilet iu l!U< listed later to rvpdtt id the ieerelary of.. T h r first pernn nnetinn i-* tu­ ititulcsly: "fteiTififiw' itiiver wjlt ■ail in what i> no longer the should bo chanced or eliutlnilL*d. but the tin a- iiii-sililtllie.r; Slide mul Pres.dcut Truman, liefluiu wit bull L Or toy capital of- toil,-pc Wtim thrse rnint* arc -brought be held at Starke. Tuesday*. Nn- hu_XOnilUBX«I Denmark, now rtiiting to dl-cbOTTIp-rmnn rttira*” Prllire tiurai ut 1 iffeniiti* ut- .l;mi 1'." M. within." icenc of* the crime. clrnrly into focus, wr will bo in vrmlier'd, 2ii. nrphrw ot King Chriiliau mid tion. he said, "iriuit ditlUtllty lias Inilieutinn* al e I hilt uuulity nuts I position to man *u«rcstlon* for soli « f ITin.e Harold and Prin­ t’ccn wnslied nut." ( fall rnotimioM. bring OPA ceiling nricc'--1 His heart wn^ soft toward the .^^esentatiou to tliu. United States will cess Helena, Just . returned Iroiti Prerluction will he under last i southern city uf tmlf a iiiUliuit^ The medieval tone uf its Old Swi-dcn. nhcrii.lie Hci| iliiring the, -----------------------season in tin- northern- kectlon. | hut %omc growerr wilt -have H(l Town, which ''produced the paintwar' Commercial ins i?f Alln eclit I filt er, w as al­ Ptiitc*' fieorgC/'. iilsu' of licit- i einpile. pel cent o f it minimi yield. ‘ tty t'H .U H .n iT K ways carefully preserved: .Tlntil _IIH I Asjurinted i res* Food hMifm— uitiiU,—luiu— lift... cuiiiiu_uf King |__/iliyucicui1; mi tilled Refrigeration and Air Nuernheru was humhed its walls, would ' lieoipe of lirecce> and t’lotiiei laolliei of | well a- mint A literlea n A more in less nie«lloH)i meal At birtlii chinrhilliiH weigli witii a lower fur ever) day in the Conditionintr D e a l e r 1frum a week is n welconiu clllllHft> llii iiow ii prinei's of N’oiwnv, like ti...... in i iiiuiiv an Xiiicrcuii uni* llliil a hull In two year, ils ’ iuuils, jliawbralges mul Oiler fin lined people, |allKularl) if e.liu laid a dislnie i-Jied leionl and l tin- wild mtei tmelicali : ouncest?*«t. dour mnntliH they castle" still s 1 i h h | Iteil saint*loin* Wanted you si*i ve a good, licdlty vc:e ill Hie: Dtlltisli Ulaleigiinliid. mid relations cilUfclies II lid stei-plv gable,I Inlite, welt diesMed up its tlie wig a iileulbet ,d tlie advance I f vnu nre interested in handling 1grow .to ulmut 22 ouni-e*. And l o y a l l y - nflndeil t eiti/.eris liiiUsi'H fared, the niiinuv, eroo kv.1 outstanding qiinllty lines in the, • w o u ld .like III ee In i UUlllV IlltO muliisttiy,, ari imipauietl In "then* parts wltieh lilieiated n-lu streets of Krwletlek I I * time. I'i ime i'ailjoTti id Kwnloii. now a h o l b e e l o y a l f a m i l y -ind lliUs, which go well wilb it,' and by |o | Peptk- ulcers ea., be ..... lined Herr sumo smith assembled tillin'*, spugbelli or rice for fur­ 2n, win, - ha- nnimuilct'il In lu* w e liR i l i l e i n at ion al . e la t io n . conditioning field.on a hashrth^ , wj„ lin two Wl.ek* by the lentloii* o nhdii-uliiig ,u marry -ssure* *ub*tniitial and protective , |im|nntloI1 l)f pn,i*|M rr.nn their tile first pocket watch, tile “ Nu; ther filling iuj'icdii'iitTlie len t popular, i'hoiee would ernberg egg." \tue - drawing h i i -tun -Wljkluprk, di lie a III lion, : luce th e n ', ut all ™ lofits "fit* communicate p r o m p 11 y hggplmd is one of the most -Mi lu was iliventi'd in Nueinberg, and versatile of vegetables, lh«Uf(n toiuet* mid Sweilish new*|ia|M'i ■ v^liltcn low aeain i flu ouccii with hii wele tlie terrislial amt cell's iiiuiiv Aliierlciuis lime tasted it woman, m the t'uited Hlati'- till* mull vine one ol hm obiect.Hchul/ki> Di'lriliiilur '|*|,e nmnuructure of-|Hiplin fuli- tint globes. Hut llial wu* in a only tiled in -slices, out of it* lull Kvi-ll the m.linage of Hie ie' / rilj-Prbfcsalonal tiuilding rie U ot FrePch oiigin pijd was Iietter time. Tudii) Nuerlilierg leant interesting inaliisfestulious. Tlie Kail of certt- king lo lauly, Kli/aln'tli Tamp*. Florida , hruughl tu HngiauA by tlie Hu- means the llutufluUsS llillil, race Ileie are riitnii ebungen you cull nephew pf Ihu ItuWe I-von in Il'J: when lie was laws, wTiicb furliade Jews tu ting iu tioiug eggplant di*bvr 0 lei. 1 gut nut«. * licit y e t'heir to flit' llnone wu to Us Hie fo al i,-dill of good meais. Mine recent go—ip ha* Imke.l •-artled vvilli wnle-if.id displi.’ii« m : i r a i i . i 'i . v M " •. Ha primes- with I'ritt e Philip sure. IS Nils* » Klfid Greece, 2t, who lui* sent1 Arcurdiag In Hiili-h Jti'irniilplan . S Iml * tlip’k hutills )t with the rn)iil lirmil) isls, niu-l people hope Hie priu/nr 30 day ) ixijjiiit i>' 1 1«’M M lit Knelaltd, nml Prime t liarlcs crsH will marry foi love .mil they ,. ,, 1, only cosLl c,| Uclgium, pupul.ir 11. 1 ear-old 2 tIfttal* Wilt* ir * lit ii l her of l.copnl.l. A young c a ll.and a duke, lu.lli* J GOOD TO K N O W ! I uieinber* ol the flrolltldiei Ilituiil.Cm Bj m lu- liin-tuyvi'tl from list on shortest not loo, with i>l wldcll Klisabelii i cjilmiel hi f:---- no-dhttirHtinco,— "Jimmie" llmvJuntl .also inakox Ioann liff-'l wl'te tisle-l .1- pi*' ti1 iii ■ i uiimirts ufleCAhey iitlenili 'l r o f $76, $10(1, $160, $260 or more nlimtld yntir hi'i'da Sunday, iifti'l liiaut tea pill lie mid ' m jiiir u it, I'l.ui virui-lniii in boiling^ huIo**l "liltiliinte gvelling' al lionio,' mid gill'll by Tlie loyal witter until ulimiHl lender, Drain. F A M IL Y i L O A N CO. Combine ex if, water nml *ea*on1 Tile) arm llir lu ll til liM-4.ui. of Sanford mir-kitlred., elilesl mmi uf pm ini' tu ■iinijir Din eggplant r* i In'l egg mixture, 1’ lnru on grenM 11,, tint., uf G t fi.'ii, mill tlir fc—Fhrrhln Slnlc Bank Bldjr. rcokie t lie e l nr in shallow- pah i Dul.r u( Itulluml. lull unit dark Haup until mixtlWe *Rn each sttr owner uf l .noil hr mu unit *nme Place ttixler broiler unlit browi emit mine* in 'LrUi entershite uni fil l Vl'i- "six. .Derbyshire. Unili urr ’ ll, o n u : M « \ M iiii'i. iM '•Tin* In iif.’irt however, i I rvil 11111III inilv inir furlm in tilt* luyul n\*r I tnlilrf iMiofi . ^l-ltnlli'lllng ' i inue. ! |i<»u(iii'*fuml» * i Wlift.* it i lint in'ii' u ry fin* nitmill the iirinri'H.i tu iiiuiry Mtiiieone «'f **,. 1* v|m inynl til muI Prioress Mury, ,>i»!' IIIIt1f» |NilifIt* Ut iif King iitinim* mill iiuK inm ces* invnl, 1111141' u,i I niilitii.il whim hr marl it'll I In- pi est'iil , Karl nf II u ii 'WuihI in l t d ’ unit while : In' h i'in if will Iwve some­ thing In »nv. ill tin' Imilli'l. linin' theirI Mi Ill'll ill(I II 1*1 hi tnmiHurinr* Hnlt fiiut |*i|i|itr Mi'll shorMiiinir in an irmi skillet. Ailil liitnii, cut in min 11 I leocii, mill brown lightly un till Itemovo ft nm Hkillct ami thr inynl family; if. In* i place irii'ii t in n greased tassemli1 I'ulir oite-hidf cun water into tlw Tlapr wut'il. lit inn thin 1" u boil uu<l liri'iiM* tegislei mid I'liteii'd in .lit' |mur the linuiil over, the ment­ bunk* uf the I'rivy Council. al H tilde meat with tun i nhlr The rnM'iii ipiecn wn* nun i ml i iiiiiiiih flour, null mill |ii'|i|iri ■it 'it. nml Queen Mary ut ISO. Atlt| layer* uf alined leeks, Ionia The hit*(fit feature I- public toes, shred nml reek'd, uml thinly t*f>lniiiM. especially lunch) sin.e tin hlut'd clii'iiae." .Sprinkle again wil'i Duke nf Windsor ulidtrati"l. flour, «all anil petipar. Cut toil Kinplre-miiiiled lliltnii* would oil, sliced eggplant into finger like to *eo tlii-ir princer* ninny length atrip* and plate on tun ji Canadian, Auntrnliau, Soul 11 nf caaaerolc content* I’oui noik over all. Cover and hake at .’I''" eommunweulth. nml Hm- widi degreg*. for. 40 minute*. Renmu cover. Rprinklii with buttered bread j * ctumb* ami bake 10-15 minute, t|,e|| , „ w.r lliyt,r „ r ..... longer, until rrumli* are browned y „ jM> all,| seasonings. Con tihuc utilil all Ingreilii'iit* me i. meulam>a|a«d used up. liuke in .'150 iH'gree own i aaiilant 2ti-4o minutes. sr s s s a i W w i r a A S -k K Rumors Avo RiFf Oh Future Plans Of World's Most Marriageable l^rincess lliuei <n t. spun tu have dllndcp: iiiaieR. t .in* ‘ 11,10*1 I': .III s& chiliehltla MVt ,-a eui*, eac h ■ .IIIIIUll- ;i . all*,'ll little <un- Ik I s A I A Favorite Menus '^ m r '** P,>st„.,wnr Cor. ill I2lh N*l. A I -i.icel Ave. Ui‘\\ I a*vie Alii'ii, til; WinU'i* Haven Mill • III' till' g ill' t -|il'illti'l Hpfcial Sim*iiiy- vofli Nigli Time 7:30 I*.Mj Every Nijfht Rxeepl Sitltirniiy ( ’time Onee, Volt'll ( ’onu* Again Iti-V. K.I. \Vi itthl- Pnstor FOR THE FUTURE J Lullaby at 3 a. m. [ATS til night they were htouulil in ... the vvinuuli'J fiom Ivvu Jilius, III tiu limb ut till, llit* little hospital at Johnson Island was jammed with men in |uiin. r; 1, \Vb w a n t every Floridian to know our future plan*. Fur Florida and the Tele; phone Company have been working closaly 'together for many year*. What iloea It all add up to’ For one thing, it mean* more opportunity for the return­ ing veteran, for oil Floridian*. It insure* an adequate telephone system for Florida and that is essential to the state’a growth, -tiach liive* impetus to the other,’ aa our friendly relationship has hi the past. “ What1* coming up?" Quito a lot — kh* greatest ei.pansion program in the history o f the telephone in Florida a* noon as ma­ terial* are available. Horn work for the future. That’s what It means, when you analyze it, and Floridians have a .knack for getting at the hoart of ’ things. They like t^seo tbe marshalling uf Men, Money and Materials; that Ame|jcan ' cuinbliiatioii which put Florid* out In front, and keep* it there. It mean* spending million* of dollar* to prnvkie telephone* for all who have been waiting fur them. Thl* 1* one o f our firat Juba! A greatly c-ipaadad Ulephotm progrgm for our farmer friand* i* also In prooeea. Eapaneion o f long dlataivco service D being scheduled too. It will Include the In^aUption o f cnatlal cable* tv handle more caila with ajieed and convenience for you, and provide more facilities for that eaciU Ing viiual art — tekvialon, A mas* of con. ■truction ia to be done and a new service Uf motor vehicle* ia also In lh« offing. , ■■ ............... Yea, there’s prosperity la work, And prosiierity mean* hoppineoa for Floridian*. Aa for the &,12& men mod women of the Telephone Company In Florida, we .face the future with eoii/ldeneul A. B. DOOLEY, Florida JUanaytr .. • ‘tT, • ieaaiMoin nrraano l'eel and slice eggplant. Sunk fti suited a.liter fur t!0 minute,-. I’lni'c cnoiieh huIuiI oil in akillct to rover bottom. Chop gurliv mi l alunner a few minute* In oil, Remove irarlir from ran and fry eggplant until tender. Place layer o f eggplant in caaserole dish. r NUBIAN b u .- c a u p tuo upon I WAGP3 DOWNITS AND E>tL6 w it h o u t OUF FIRING iWV. EFECT5 1 FPOM Th iw STINOT ThereMl lie no ill-ef­ fects from an ex­ p e d i t i o n to F A R ­ KEUeVESR E L L ’S A R C A D E 1— Inhnmod Watery Eyas PKG. S T O R E . Our 2— Respiratory Canget lion store is packed with 3— Nasal Irritation A Snssilng the things yon want. M O V I N M ID IC A T IO N S , all In Q N t outflll The trip luwL l»ccn tough. Tough on sheltered liodicsS^Jiough on shattered nerves. Th e men were fretful...wakeful ...som e were sobbing nod moaning. Something had to tic done. A young doctor had an id ea ...th ere were some U.S.O. Camp Shows entertainers billeted nearby. Perhaps they could help. hospitals ut Ijbme...hitrdworking U S D. people-arc trying to make lifr muie livable for American servicemen. Your gifts’to your Comntutiuy War Fund have made this work possible. Your gifts have nlso brought desperately needed aid to tlie homeless and helpless in the wartorn lands ol our allies. You have aided merchant mariners, far from home. Here Jn America, yi u have'helped keep down juw iilc delinquency, provided aid for lire fnmilics ol servicemen. Awakened al 3 a m., still drowsyeyed, tlie girls came into the hospital room and began to sing...softly. A t first their voices could hardly be heard at all us they tang lullabies. Then, likaat won­ derful medicine, the music began to take efTcct. Taut nerves relaxed. H eads’sank deeper into pillows. The tense atmos­ phere cased. Phan* cfon'f afop helping npw! The need is greater than ever before. GIVE AGAIN to y rur Community War Fund. Give from the bottom ol your heart..,, us much us you can! Give generously to YOUR FLORIDA And the wounded slept. War Fund g g j In batlls areas across the world... In nunitenting tin ^aTionnl War Fund * SJ»<a*lMU «*d sWHAT tlVty, j SELL TELEPHONE AkS TELEGRAPH COttPAST ' ° * ' A* 1 * - Touch ton D ru g Co. *f,Tl - „> I f- ■ , -AV- ■’k - r - i . . : . ll,____ �- ') — ------------------------ — - ----------• - jUtikjbijK ■afaklwaeS U . tM P^ mTTTT MONDAY, OCTOBER ft," IMS tiite* H A ^ P h W f i t e f i A i . f ) . ftA N F flh ii P t d B W A 111© Sanford Herald ■4 '■ r w '- * * r . ; . K 7 , M efrfar. Science - - Then What? Jf . W H Sw B*S Fritter alter**** at SaatarS, FlariSa i l l Mag— lla _______ taanoN l b a * —n*»i****' *■ a r n s c r . iF T io x ix a t k s P a y a lte la * < * • • « S r , C arrier—wrrfc Tfi; f'M o L O T O V 12 Million May Be Freed Of I n c o me T a x e s c o c k t a il What with our two groat modern inventions, radar and television, by which we shall soon be able to see any­ where and talk to people anywhere, many o f us seem to tbink we are lassoing the future and getting a clinch on the ultimate realities, and will noon be able to know every­ thing worth knowing and do everything worth doingBut it would be a very foolish assumption. For thn world and the stu ff it is made o f are, so vaBt and varied j that It seems unlikely we shall ever reach the end o f know­ ledge and possible achievements. W e may be destined to W ASHINGTON. Oct. 8, UP) — A $5.300,000,OOo tax reduction for individuals and corporations in 1040, erasing 12.000,000 lowincome persons from the tax rolls completely, was approved last week by the House Ways and Means Committee Heading to the House floor the first peace time relief from record wartime pocksdbook ledis, the taxframing group cast aside many Administration recommendation* on methods, but kept close to Treasury Secretary Fred M. Vin­ son’s to*:, cut limit of $5,000,000,- ••• ■•■•A. .I---------- - 7VE(G •I w t t l a i » s i t f l l » l a * n |w ooo. *2.666,OM.&OO. * The 'c h ^ c T C T a e normal tax exemption* re mows 12,000,000 low Income peraani from the tax roll* new. year. Cut for Corporation*. ■. Corporations— 1040 tax ease-41 ment o f about $1,800,000,000. This would be done by: cutting the excess profits tax n e v yean, from 98 per ceqt to 60 per cent;* repealing this tax January 1, 1017; reducing the corporation combined normal and surtax from 40 per cent to 36 per cent (the cut being in the surtaxes); re­ pealing next July 1 the capital stock tax, collected at 1.25 per 91,000 declared value. The cut in the excess profits levy would save 10,000 corporations about $1,270,000,000 next year, while the corporate surtax slash would ease the burden o f all 460,00(.*® corporations another $404,060,000. .Elimination of the capital This is what the committee pro­ poses; Individuois—Relief, of $2,600,0,'0,000 next year, by reductions In the "normal tax and surtaxes. MONDAY. OCTOIIEIl 6, 194B •BIIH.K VHJtSIl FO R T O D A Y . GREAT FAITH AND COUR­ AGE GIVK-, S TA B ILITY. WE LOVE PEOPLE W ITH CON­ VICTIONS: lie ye steadfast, Immnvntdc always nhoundlng in the work of the l»rd .— 1 Cor. 5:68. Sonn* of these new washing machines, rook slovr* rind other kitchen device* we've been read­ ing about lately will, do every­ thing but plan the meal*. the graduated surtaxes by four rerrentage points In each brac­ ket, and to apply the surtax ex­ emptions ($800 for the taxpayer and $500 for each of his depen­ dents) to the normal tax (now Taxes on floor atocks under exroilccted on net M*ome above cine* would be refunded to bunt $500 regardless of the number of ness to the extent o f about $160,a ta-.paycr'a dependents). The rommiltee -amended this program today to stipulate that no Individ­ ual taxpayer shall receive in 1940 less than a 10 per cent tax re­ IN S U R E duction. .This inrrensed Individ­ ual relief from $2 ,500,000,000 to Now (hat war stories arc being told, one o f the more surprising and interesting is that o f the Danish merchant marines training, ship Denmark, which was interned in Florida when the Nazis took over her country five and a* half years' ago. Immediately after Pearl Harbor, which ' b fo U g lif’us into the .battle against Denmark’s cnemiek, Captain Knud L. Hansen, master o f the ship; offered his services and those o f his o fficers-to th c ‘ U.S. Government, which ac­ cepted with nlncrlty. Commissioned in the U.S. Coast Guard, the Denmark and her o ffic e r s . trained mnre than d.fiOO Const Guard officers in the ncxi three years. • Now her war job is completed. And so, on Sept. 2fi o f this year, the seventy-fifth birthday o f King Christian o f Denmndf, 4hc Denmark wns retumed to his-flcet wilh the grateful Ihnnks o f her temporary owners. inn' c ro» The ship war ilietributing mnll ills! twr day' after occupation Inrrer entered Tokyo Bny W IT H C O N FID E N C E Dangerous Y-sars By W.V. Bitting Touchton Drug Co. People who read that Emperor Hirohitn has paid a i The lx»y* arc coming back from visit to General MacArthur at the iatler’s headquarters art*1 the far corner* of the world these When your child ia between day* »n font that we can't gel apt to wonder why the excitement about it. To them it , the ngca of two and ten, he ia them all in the paper. Hut wc seems a lot o f fuss.oyer an obvious courtesy. But it is not.' in that period of life when get all thouc wc can. In the Orient, the quality called “ fade" is vitally im­ diphtheria— the killer— is moat Mr. Ford. "They collaborated in likely to strike. portant. "F ace" is an-outgrowth o f the rigid centuries-old parents about the famine In drafting and apontoring the Westbrook, I’egler says ho do**- caHtc H^stcms o f Asia, where every individual hBs duties funnies. Radio diil its best to fill thn Between two and three this famous 'disaster clause* of the n’t iikc to have to type his and social prestige according to thp group into which he is gap. Several publisher* purchased scourge is most-likely to kill; price control act, which has Stuff because ho doesn't know It strikes most often at the meant millions of dollars to the “ touch system" . . . . But born. Anyone in a higher caste or place who stoops to the radio little to broadcast news ages of five and six. Florida growers who suffered behavior o f a lower immediately has "lost face"— that is, both foreign and locul, supple­ Elliott Roosevelt knows it. the regular n ew s crop losses during the last two lowered himself to thot level— and is treated accordingly. menting broadcasts of till networks anil But immunisation a g a i n s t years." (Htl.ANIK), Oct. 8, (F N S )— We don’t mind these afternqon Thus, In Japanese custom; the Emperor never calls upon one Incnl ~stntftins. Folks found that this malady can safely tee a Mr. Walker, who is also 'rdahaThe American Faru. rfureau Fed­ showers so much as far an bur o f lens than Imperial status, because to do so automatically while the ratlin gave splendid child through the dangerous gcr 'o f 'the Florida Citrus Pro­ tennis |s concerned but are get­ indicates that his power is less than that o f the person call­ service, it Just couldn't fill tho eration will establish fruit and ducers Trade Association, said years. See that your ch id is vegetable department on Oct. 16 ting tired of having to run out bill.-it wouldn't replace the newsthe cooperative fruit and veget­ with Porter K. Taylor as dlrectpr, and mow the lawn every time ed upon. inipcr.- 'You “just cnltldrt'l sit and association will be dissolved For this reason, the mere fact that Hirohito hns mude listen to the radio anil get- the to servo producers of these crops able we shave. in their distribution nnd eco­ on Oct. 16 and rebates made on information you wanted when you that call wilt indicate to hiH people, more strongly than Its nomic problems, John Ford, exe­ all unexpired memberships. wanted it. cutive secretary o f tho Florida members include growers and The Russians don’t seem to be any other part o f tho occupation, that Japan in now com­ Women testified to their need •Farm Bureau, announced today, shippers handling a largo per­ able to get along with the Brit­ pletely dependent upon the authority and will o f MacArthur ish Socialists any butter than and the governments which he represents. It is complete for advertisements. They were Simultaneously the Cooperative centage o f Florida fruits and {ration and by infallible tests lost without them. Retail stiles vegetables. they did with the Tories. Appar­ will assure safety. started taking u slump with tho Fruit nnd Vegetable Association, "W e have discussed with Farm ently aven l’ rlmc Minister Attlee ceremonial proof to them and the world that their country beginning of the strike nnd con­ which Mr. Taylor hns served as Bureau officials, -for almost a Is not willing "to preside over haH been, decisively defeated. The pure, tested serums your tinued to full through Its dura­ general manager during the last year, the need for one strong the disintegration of the British three ycaks, ^ t ill be dissolved doctor uses arp provided by tion. Stock marketsales droppisl national .organisation to rapreEmpIrSr the properly stocked and equip­ o ff.. An ulifudy overburdened, and its members urged to give Who W as K in * Arthur7 *• General Insurance j ped tiharmnev.' * "■ (elrjihone service proved totally tlirlr full support to the Fan* Bureau in its new program, Inniloquntc to meet the situation. Discussing the selaurc of the "W e believe the Farm Bureau, Sanford Atlantic This ia the 85th of a series Who wuh King Arthur? Readers o f Tennyson know Folks missed their newspapers, Marvin II, Walker, its president, with Its greater membership and oil plant* by the government unnounccd at Lakeland. of Editorial advertisements ap­ more than they had missed any­ following a strike, the Tampa that he was king o f England and had a Round Table al * Bank Bldg. pearing In thia paper each ."F or Florida fruit nnd veget- resources, is best able to givo Tribune saya, "Unfortunately, the which famous knights nnd lovely ladles feasted, that among thing elan nod found that nothing these industries the services they Monday. alile growers," said . Mr. Ford, else cuuhl lake its place. Ho it plant selaure* do little if any­ Room 304 Phone 732 a la r ^ r need." thing to eliminate the points of his knights were Lancelot and Gawain and that his w ife seems proper and fitting that wc' “ This program means legislative national __ | ____ voice in i i I k i i rvc National> Newspaper was Queen Guinevere. But who was he really? Did he evlst? disagreement . . . . It is obvious mntters, a chance to work with Lee GiveitB that wo must overhaul the social Historians are inclined to think that he did. The early- Week it) trilulc to a service; inducer* in other states for Jerry machinery which permits or even chroniclers speuk o fh im ns a Briton chief who won battles rendered; — One of the best On U.S. Mail Ship loir common good, and the ser­ ways to evidence your apprecia­ Invites such crippling action.” vice* of Mr. Taylor constantly on NOTICE Yes, it Is obvious, but govern­ against the Saxons, notably the battle o f Badon, and that tion of your local newspaper is to stop in and personally thank: the Job nt Washington, as trouble ABOARD THE LST 567, O ct ment officials, afraid of political he was killed early in th* sixth century. 8, (Special)—Jerry Lee Givens, editor amr publisher and) shooter far our industry." reprisals by minority blocs, are A N Y O N E H A V IN G A N Y R E P A IR W O R tf IN Now'com e William and Georgina Buckler, writing in your while you are there, you might1 .TJu: Farm Bureau’s frult( and ID, steward's mate, second class, neglecting to act. the Classical Journal, to say that Arthur was a Roman. make it a point to pay your vegetable department w ill, bo USNR, 1300 West Thirteenth M Y SH O P A T ’ 215 E A S T F IF T H S T R E E T One I.ucius Artorius Castus in the second century led an subscription If you hove neglect-, supervised by a national com* Street, Sanford, served aboard The colored people of Sanford expedition against Brittany. Out o f this tradition, the ed to do so. mittoe of fruit and vegetable this official U. S. Mail ship P L E A S E C A L L F p R IT A T ONCE. express thulr appreciation for growers, on which C. Walton which acted as post office for the efforts being msde to pro. Bucklers think, grew the forest o f legend which mukes up Tusrnlnnsn. Ala-, wns named Rex, of Orlando, ropresents Flor­ Navy men in the Tokyo area. I AM FORCED TO CLOSE D UE TO R E C E N T Commissioned in May, 1944, Vide them with some recreation­ the Arthurian tales as we know them. National com. for n Choctaw Indian chief whoso ida producers. al faeilitlee, "W e arc anxious to The Romans were it grpat people, but somehow King name Tnscn-I.ucn meant "Rlnck inittcr* will ho formed for In­ the LST 667 engaged In Invasion! ROBBERIES. > have at least one well equipped Arthur docs not seem at home among them. Other historians Warrior. dividual crop* such as citrus and at Leyte, I.ingsyen, and Okinawa, park, including a swimming pool, potatoes to handle their purlieu- before being converted to her have known about Lucius Artorius Castus and passed him present use. She is manned almost B IL L H A V E Y not permitted to use any n f'fh e by. Most people w lirp refer tcTthlnk U f"A rth u r as a mjghty — Not 7-.uu*—of—4.ho- fa mous., pyrai. Before h i " WJhl^ with the eonearby lakes," one of them king whose knights rescued hapless ladies and fought mills tit Egypt, 'tomb* o f pharaohs nperativc fruit ami "vegetable escaped plundering by the ancient, association. writes. Tending further improve­ Mr. Taylor w as ments, why wouldn't it he possi­ monstrous giants and not as prosaic Roman army officer. tomb robbers. chief o f the U. S. Department of ble to set aside some lake, with Agriculture’s fruit and vegetable adequate safeguards to health, In ancient Greece thn theaters; fcrsnch, handling Its regulatory where colored children could were regularly built in hillsldiv and other program* in the pre­ ■wimT • hollows, thus nvolding the nei-d war period. He left government TOO LA T E TO CLASSIFY (or supporting framework for the service to help grower* do more By BUSHEL^,. K A Y o f these things f$r themselves. tier* of seats. Commissioner Msyo, who is "M r. Taylor and Farm Buceau directly in charge or Florida’s Approximately 75 per cent of officials have worked together Since the week of Oct. 1 to 3 trucks to get papers for their peasants. irlson system, Is quoted as sayng that ha frankly favor* the is National - Newspaper Week, wounded inmates. Counter sales retention of the eweat-box a* a I ’d like to devote thla column to at newspaper offices jumped mean* of punishment and adds, the subject o f newspapers and from 246.114 on July 2 to 1,256," I t ia the most human kind of what they mean to the com­ 024 on July 10. Por the entire That's because o f people's confidence In our * —. punishment." No doubt it does munity. strike period a total of 9,288,surpass the lash, trtt'T w sweatMost folks today are inclined 127 ..paper* ware sold over the box Is a relic o f A bygone *| S K I L L E D M E C H A N IC S and our R easonable to take their newspaper* for counter at a plare of publication. which haa given Florida a I The hundreds of thousands who granted. They expect to find it of bad publicity,. It should awaiting them when they ariie swarmed newspaper plants every Prices. -. . -V ! abolished at one*.' And If Mb In the morning or at the door day were *UU only * small frac­ won't gat rid. o f It. the leglsl when they return from work in tion o f the 18,000,000 readar* uf the evening if they are metro­ th* affected papers. To find out uat how these folk* felt, Fact politan dweller*. In amaflar communltle*. the local weekly paper flnden Associates, Inc. was com­ missioned 'to interview a crosa fills a need In providing folks section of men and women on with Interesting Items about local itlonal War Fund* more than th* itreets of N«w York. 1017 happenings, births, deaths, busi­ baa contributed since tb f war persons wars interviewed, 400 ness changes, markets and per* fan. The' Maintenance hate of ■onale. men and 527 women. So are m ay do the maintenance w ork necessary Sample expressions that came It took tha recent Newspaper recant Newspai— strike in New York to really from those interviewed were as ■ than hsi to assufe you T R O U B L E -F R E E D R IV IN G ; bring home to us wfcat news­ follows: “ I- feel lost" — " I t cut* two drives I you. o ff from ths world" — "You papers mean to the-' s v m g a . For th a t, American. In an u,Interesting can t get the news you want r, 'Sanford booklet entitled "Rite,. Jn th* wheH' you want it" — “ I Just Dark," the Bureau o r Advertising can’t get used to, It" — " I ’m the USD S o f the American Newsoaper Tub- leaiak- money; I can't advertise" -which m l a lii mixed “ P Usher's Association odtelltlilthei after the « i j s a i d a ig b & x JJ dramatic story of public r e a « W , m n r-irfwraipMB^^piRPTmr ft ill be wit) A f i p te J t '( i n j f l ea disclosed by an unbiased •to come survey. d recrestloj *>-u12 d i n i 0 New York’s newspaper black­ i. out lasted from the morning of July 1 to\poon July IT ant during that period 18,000,000 ■ult wilh us? (. readers went without newspapers The only way a paper could be Put our years of experisneo la ths hoaa-bulldiag obtained wea by applying fo r it field to work for you. . P o rter^ it-vjaylo r Named D i r e c t o r Of Farm Group R f M0 WONDER SYLVESTER? RAFFIED! I , Now Is the time U plan your bome, asd w.xsu •' lv 1 • * •• Ar •* 'S ’ ' M• e * , 1 t �* pf' «rr r r — ...• I." IV tel * * MONDAY. (OCTOBER 8, 1945 iij; m THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA >iu Social A n d mary. will leave tomorrow for Coronado Beach whore they will spend two weeks. Personal TERRACE TALK Salmagijndi S t a f f Has Been Appointed JL Calendar . i I Open Seven Days According to Maxwell XuniSanford Florida Stale College .The staff for the Salmagundi, arc . two kinds of for Women sorority plegdes: Pi lierg , - there .. annual publication of "he Sem Beta Phi— Camlll* Batten; Ch*tL‘®n*f * *he * n‘< ‘ h* bad becomes feverishly inolc High School, hns been ap­ Omega — Martha Ball Brown: The pointed bv the fnculty for the Junior Red Cross Delta Delta Delta—Mildred Rob- -popular for a while and then current year t o -wink with Miss dies. “ So's your Aunt T illy" nnd son; SlyMn Meisch. 1 ' Plans Member Drive "23 skidoo" had their brief run. Krbcvra Stevens, sponsor, and They arc now merely amusing Mrs. Klminn Risbcc, . financial 1 Capt. and Mr*. Elmer Echols TUESDAY O.K. Golf is spending a few The Junior Red Cross of the museum pieces. The best sling advisor. o f Tampa are visiting with Mr. The staff includes: e d i t o r , with relatives in Thomaslasts a long time because it hns The Seminole County PTA Seminole County Chapter Is re­ days and Mr»: E.C. Echols. Capt. vllte, Ga. roots in the imagination nnd be Walter M. Smith; business man­ Council will meet at the South- ported to have been busy this Echdla has recently Wen trans­ cause it takes a vivid, short cut ager, Doyle McWhorter: adver­ side School auditorium Tuesday summer and to have accomplished Friends of Mrs. C.S. Sheppard ferred from Bryan, .Texas to Me to our thoughts. Even our states­ tising managers K. C. Harper, at 10:30 A.M. Parents arc urged work that was highly praised by Dill Field, Tampa, men. when they arc speaking Iaturic Heard nnd .Sallic Morri­ to be present. Lunch will t>e Frank Jinkin* o f Atlanta, direc­ will regret to learn that she la ill at the Atlantic Coast Line tor of the Junior Red Cross. o ff the record, find it hard to son; literary , ,, editors, Matgnret ., . served at noon. Capt. and Mrs. Burrell Hud­ The Girl Scouts, under the Hospital in Waycross. Ga. Rosemary Burdick, The S (delta Class o f the First gins are spending some time with get nlon-* without, “ spilt \ the leadership o f Miss Irene Hinton, beans,” “ go <*ft on a liiub" ,k'lt’r . ■'tetthiws. Martlm King, Baptist Church will meet at the Mrs. W.1L Belt* hns returned Mrs. Hudgins' parents. Mr. and "holding the Tmg." Such ex -1 “ n‘l 1 r* n l iU,rfc Sp2V *' home of Sirs. J, P. Cullen, 119 made a Christmas unit o f 1000 to her home at 2320 Sanford Ave­ Mrs. W.S. Wiggins. Captl Hud- pression* will last as lbng \«s I pieces. The members In Oviedo, r!V’" U .»"> * S p o r t s . |>West ‘ Nineteenth Street at 8:00 gin* has recently • received hts nue after visiting points in YVeat supervised by Mrs. Joseph LoinV, «. , n P. M.. with Mrs. YV. L. Buie as discharge frohi the U.S. Arm y the pkturw they present \• hart, made- 200 Christmas cards Virginia. . co-hostess. A ir Corps. and 260 menu covers. A wool \ Baker; Circulation: Freshman Mrs. Clara Lorig has returned WEDNESDAY lap-robo was also completed. ‘Friends of pvt. Ralph A. Smith \ • at- -I i a t iit f; hopjiomore "A ll of this work," said Mr. to her home at Fifth Street and Jr. may write him to the follow­ Members o f the Garden Club 1 1 Daphne Connelly; Junior - Toi Board will meet with Mrs. 11. It. Jenkins, “ was beautiful, showing Magnolia Avenue after spending ing address: Pvt. Ralph A- Smith t « McCaslin at her homfc at 10:00 good workmanship and unusual some time in Steubenville, Ohio. •*: TA C? V* al Y l . l lri i a / Mw a 2 _____ M r w M s s e . ~ r » g l g c p ‘ .::■■■j f e . y * gineersM 'ompsny tr. Fourth- Bitt? had—words—for—them. To- ”. 9 “ |L114* “ 1 L‘ -l*uth s k lL Lieu t Henry Wight H has re- ASFTC, Fourth Platoon, F t ‘Bel- W W o m a n ’s Club Hallowe'en been. sent overseas "se words derived from . . . . f ‘_ Gift boxes have been distributed rently received his discharge from voir, \ a. Bridge Party Wednesday at 2:30 * • ‘ hose Latin nnd Greek words. M l S S K U tC llH o n IS P.M. at Woman's Cluh. Hostesses to-th e school. These boxes will the Arm y and has returned to his without realising that if we were On Welfare S t a f f will be: Mrs- W.B. Brinson Mrs. be filled with articles dear to a home in Mayfair. I Albert Edward Hall was sworn to look into their litoral mru.iing J.E. Courier, Mrs. J'.N. Gillon. child’s heart and will be sent we should find imbedded' the — --— I in the regular Navy last week. n Phone reservations to hostesses. overseas at an early date. Mrs. L.B. McLeod Jr. am! Mrs. Albert look oath In Jacksonville pirtnres'jue language o f mo,orn Miss Elsie i IUi I-i. miti, daughter Following Japan’s defeat, the Robert Smith of Orlamld have 1on Oct. 4 after filing papers w iltf slang. . of Htig. General Joseph C. nnd Th u r sd ay American Junior Red Cross be­ recently returned from spending the Navy Recruiting Station In For instnnc'>, "to put something iiutehisnu. has joined the gan recruiting for an increased a< few days In Mbbilt), Ala. ; Orlando, lie is the son of M r, over on" j * the literal me mlng , stuf^ sif Vlui State Welfare unit Regular meeting of the Sem­ and Mrs. Albert Hall of 313 East of to impose (poser. 1-ntin for hero a . a visitor, it was aninole Rebeera- Ijroige -No. 43 will enrollment to continue its ser­ Mr. nnd Mrs- David Smith have plrc.-l,'The wonl imposter shows nmineeit today t>y sirs. Junis be held at 1QOF Hull Thursday vices to men still in uniform and spent the past week in Tampa, . Eleventh Street. this even more clearly. "To lay ,.tolti-, m iiiu vijjiu , . at 8:00 I*, it. District Deputy. broaden its services to the civilian but have returned to their home Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry Hansen ' l " !l thick" is untiling flnor > oi l A gruuuato of the University K «*f No. m. Mrs. Min­ community, Mrs. O.P. Herndon, nt 820 Valencia Drive. arrived Saturday from Rhode Is- ilci**Than ta exaggerate t a g t e r .'o f North I'oroliwi. Miss llutrliinie Bovis > t - Kissimmee, will be Junior Red Cross ‘chairman, said for the land to Spend some time with her , for heap). "To (,<|| the um hits I« tm employed present. All members are urged today. Liltle Judith Karen Whidden, parents. Junior Red Cross Is bed Cross Mr. ami Mrs. E.C. " '" h i is to divulge <vn' ;us, <past year to hex York by the to attend and-any visiting Hedaughter of Mr. and Mrs.' Grover ecnis urc Invited, .'Mentis. will membership in the schools, she ('. Whiddon, o f 108 Hast Eigh­ Echols, on West First Struct. Mr. i Latin for common people). I f Special Fc m Uv . Division of the pointed out, since its liegitming Hansen has recently received his -v" u I,r*’ 0,,r ” f Ihnse people win Anny- Today she was scheduled e formal. under President Woodrow Wilson, teenth -Street celebrated her first discharge discharira from from the thn Seaboce Sealtee. after after, B,p always "on the dot.*' you j In make lu i fust Held trip to Colic. in 1017, it has constantly Increased birthday yesterday. FRIDAY’ having served two and half yeaht aVo Pii-ctunl (puurtu*. I.ntfn’ "foe Del-nud wilb Ml poinel." | ------ --------Its community rcsponsildlities and on Guam nnd Gualaneanal. j 83 wlth-.-O__national enrollment__ of _____Campbell-bossing Unit Miss Mary Ann Whelehel of MAGGIE and J'AUI. MOORE 1- „ vent o f the o f the American Legion twenty million, It has become the Rreuenu College nnd Miss Angela Mr. and Mr*. R.YY’ . Turner nnd two child.en have moled tot . Murv than .Ml pi . meet at the I-cginn Hut nl 8:00 greatest youth mnvoment in the Meisch of University of Kentucky have returned from a month's Jacksonville, tempornrilv where! c " * 1 " " " " I in Jiumli is of meitiopledged Delta, Delta, Delta hororl- vacation in Galllnbitrg, Tenn.; LIEUT. MOORE Will W ,H». I err »tu*lilv low hitumlnou* or P. M. tAil eligible members are world, she said. An extensive Invited * to Join, Although the war Is over the «y. * Ashvillc, N.C., Little Switxerland, fhiui’ ril fr-'m Ihp Vjvnl Hr five. * EtiiMnitiiiililiniik. membership drive is miwr in Junior Red Cross will still l « -— ■< — N.C. nod Gastonia, N.C. where While in Sanford the f.tinilv t -------“prottro-s. needed by soldiers, by sailors i Mr. a ml Mrs. Frank L. Wood­ they were gUcsta of their dajigh- made many friends and it i* L EGAL NOTICE The Fnll season's general meet- and by mnrlnes, Mrs. Herndon ru ff III and son from Atlanta tcr Mr*. Il~f. Drake and family. with regret thut we bid them • Ing of the .Snniosd Garden Club said- Wounded men In hospitals nrc spending some time with They also visited rclgtivcy In adieu. the Woman’s will bo h?ld nl The heartlc.is yell of the yent i> still need the many Useful ar­ Frank Woodruff Jr- nt 620 Oak Y'ork, S.C. and points In Georgia. t o t it r III* •m : I lilt t i r s , „ t M , , t . in i v i i , i t.m i­ f"\ Club at 8:30 .P.. :d. Ten will be' ticles made by Junior Led Cross Avenue"ns Sanford's I ’ooooor Seahreese’ ll, ». iv 1 noli i n :. ‘ served nt. the close of the meet- workers. Children in war-ravaged - when the score was Hi to A rn - h t • -............. Mr. and Mrs- Charles Coghurn Southside School Ing. . countries still need the toys, M T TIIHAHM ill* nnd two daughter from Ft. Pierre |tu iMPtil health supplies, nnd school sup­ Plans Oct. 31 Carnival T i» .VI.1. « 144.1*i * U'K ANI» I’Elt' spent the weekend with Mrs. S.O. plies o f Junior Red Cross gift M ■Ail I I I * 1,111 1* till Shiniolscr and Mr. and Mrs. C.H. steppin Celjjryc'tto*. tJic Navy packages. American communities I'i-.iA vi . AHA*. *.>• .iAll* A t llie first ETA meeting of yelling one minute flip San fo ri (A ll. will always need Us aid and its Clgburn. the Southside School width Wat and the next for Daytona, an I 1 \tiu. 44(III '*.»* ll' 4»l. >‘*11 .fif lin rb> teaching for Clintons of the Mr. and Mrs. A. YV. Epps Jr. held Thursday afternoon In the Sanford’s nee t -itm ■ n i.it unit ; lifilliM «i .UII .•‘(•ill 111 l«* !■*«*)*#'nl* future. ■!||» • Ll s«K■ . llll III 114*1(41i Ss H11I|‘ll The enrollment campaign will announce the birth of a son. A. ! hoi 11 auditorium, It wok decided would you want? I DM, Ol I'll hi I **l ton, 111l> I|.I MJ to him the annual Halloween YY. E ir s g lll. on Oct 3 at thu • *< hi- »n it r. MRS. W. II. Wti.YY ( l l l l . DA I ■i it if f * 1 h« start between Nov. 1 and Nov. 18, Cm nival Oft, 31 Concesalotu lrnm!d*!.nughtnn Memorial Hos­ tu t . iiT’ • t.iii nr fiwiii on Yilencia Drive h.is one of rin,i Mrs.' Herndon stated. “ Our mem- pital. Mill,*.,, in ............... . it I <t -Iui Im * «il lot booths jyere given to various the4 lies: bric-a-! rsi ship has always lieen a hundred . ,eollectiotis . . i hiMt 'o «*«*UMl> l l«*i liltli lit 1»1» ninihcni in town* Sonic* 11 rt icltv- l.nvc brrn ii;i. • i, iih .... i.iu.iri i «i percent." said Mrs. Herndon, Tlie |resident. Mr*.. J. T. Cul­ inherited. nm| some - collecteiI .'."imlJ >• n-u Miss Sarah Elitabeth-MrMillan i**i til n It li kll "and wo are hoping that it will len. called the meeting to order ftoiii the ohl, ol Lultl ( dloiiitwi iiKdtl h ffiif il t h and Lieut. Fred Bruno USMCR tales ' in ♦tin*" nt t in 111*1 fitiitl i* 1 Him itfu continue so for 1948 enrollment." Last Times Today were the weekend guests o f MUs and Mrs J. M. Ix-onncd read a North Carolina. H lIJiA and lllw (lilt ti‘< I ;,l* In- «-!*.Hit'll iti' tIMlIll Olmla Dyson at 1201 Bagnoiiu poem, "T o Builders" which was HILL mined n'ld mannged 111 'll II 11 I*#• IIt tt » kI ll 1»1 4 •IIit ►||*||1 h I.il I •* ~ RO BERT YOUNG Iol lowed hy a prayer for psi- Nu-YVray Hotel in Jlurnsvllte, 111<Li (il »*»• *»* L e ? i o n Auxiliary Avenue. ‘f i i l r R i 'i 1., 41 till |m»IfI Mrs. Rernard Wilke led N. *C. just out of Ash-ville In- lit 1It"l dilllli - 4♦( till i11si1111■1111 Mill? tu' n u i 1 • !♦> tlh Viiitiik~~Ha8 “Member-Drive Lieut, and Mrs. YY'illia’m Faville •rtits. L A R A IN in V A T ’ the singing of "God Hleas Amer­ fore coming to' K. nford i>. inale.' Ntiutl .liit, ll* I >■4! *' ll t. * *i« III I lit tilt til'k . o f Camp Blanding were the week­ ica." The room count wn* taken their home. -— - (’ , K. T. Jllhl fill! Mil'll *'l.Tl[h 1*4 I*"IItillllll lull and won by the second grade. *11 fib 1 Nllli V || i ■ <1. “Those Endearing , An extensive mcmlxtrship drive end guests of Mr. and Mr*. Ilo- — Ii A *' Thi«*ihr»* It was reported that.the mem­ 1 was launched nt the regular watri Eaville of 803 West First .\*> « •Illllk III H ill 1 •*! ri t bership drive hail been soccesaful Gregory Kintaw ; stamt s. Mrs. meeting of the Campbcll-Lossing S.t^cL % Vl|l jiii.I T.HtHUli'lit **f ' Y o u n g Charms” In that 286 members had been [h'lr.nnl YY’ ilke; nu-inhirshlp, Mr>. ' Unit No. 63 of the American 1: T T ilt ri •h* r i Mrs. J. C , Mitchell, Dirk FJIslietry; playground, Mrs. P i i ' t i* t iiillr iillu u * »i*|ii|*fi i ( h t ll'lf* legion Auxiliary which war held A. K. Jordan has recently been signed. with Ann Hurding Oct. 6 at 8:00 P. M. at the Hut rptired from the Atlantic Coast nrlnrlpal, gave n brief talk and I.mrv Payton: horary, Mrs. Don •• iiiaiiMrii it. i'jii i with Mrs. E- J. Kuutb. president, Line Railway after 38 year* of introduced Ui| teacher* to .the Middleton; salvage and wellaie. ■ Mrs,, J, (’. Cullen; lunch rmiin, presiding. fuithful service. Mr. and Mrs, m o th e rs . Officer* for the / forthcomio'f Mrs. Harry Rrown; and publicity.' The Auxiliary hopes to Increase Jordan will movo their rcsfdcnco its membership 200 percent prior to their old home In Dothan, Ala. vepr are: president' Mr*. 'J. I*. Mrs F I, Smith, * TTntli'n; vice-president, Mr*. Har­ After the business meet ing re­ to Ort. 27 when the state round­ Tuesday Only up will meet in Sanford. Friends of l i n . Rhoda Ewing ry Brown; aecretary, Mr*. J. N, freshment* were served by Mis. The meeting opened with ad­ will be glad to hear that she is A v c e lln treasurer. Mrs. F B. Ftlenr Mil IY*1I *ml Mrs. J. I'. DOUBLE F E A T U R E vance of colors, salute to thu improving in health and has re­ Smith; finance chairman. Mrs. Cullen, hostesses. I flagf'r-rayor Bnd preamble o f the turned home after spending seven i constitution o f the American weeks under medical care in 1I egion Auxiliary. It w-as voted Winfield, Kansaa. to give 828 to thu National \Yur Fend nnd nlnns were made ’ lot Miss .Jane Peters ol Uniona covered dish supper Oct. 16 for town. Pa. is visiting Mrs. Joseph I-eglonntrcs, auxiliary members I’ levan o f Sanford Avcnuo ennnd friends. route to Miami for the winter Those rrest’ nt were: Mrs- Mar- months 1gurct Goit, Miss Ednn Chitlen,rlen, Mrs. E. B.. Smith, Mrs. II.M. Grlmball has returned to ! Henry MrLatllln Jr., Mrs. Sid hi* hom* at 1118 Magnolia Ave­ ’ Richard Sr Mrs. Sid HlChnrd nue after apendlng the past four Jr„ Mrs. A. Cl, Kendall, Mrs. , Joel Field, Mrs. Chester Miller. months in New York ond Mas­ 1 Mrs, Daisy I-ewis. Mrs.. Paul sachusetts on business. j resold. Mrs. H. E. Roumlllat, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Higgins, |-Mia, -W. E, llurlloy. Miss -J . ette laing, Mrs. C. E. ■ Hunter, r.- 'or~Mtafin ir e - vI*inng- 'MT*r Mrs. E. J. Routh and Mrs.' C. L. Higgins’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. M.S. Wiggins, at 1217 Magnolia 1Irwin. • Avenue. iiSocial PAGE FIV* — *• A Week Person a l s Regulnr Dinners nntl Shfirt Palmetto Restaurant C.F., Godwin— owner Mrs. C.E. Godwin— manager I SIZES v II - 15 p v w b ty (s h o p s 1 MAILING COATS “LITTLE WOMEN” WILL LOVE . . . . No need to fret. Mothers, liecntiHt* the youngsters have reached the age where they want "something to say" about their clothes. We know what mothers prefer . . what children love and thcstTcoats, • a r e styled right and well made from sturdy, long wear­ ing materials ■ ■ _______ _ . ONTH GIFTS FOR THE BOYS i». — ALSO— Seminole P.T.A. To Meet T o m o r r o w M r*..M . J^M orrU o f 417 West •First Street has recently return­ ed from visiting In Ann Arbor. Mich.; Washington, D. C.; High The Seminole County Council Point, N. C. and Miami, of Paront-Tcacliers Association. Friend* o f Mrs. J, N. Robson 1which Is composed o f parent* and , teachers throughout the county, of South Sanford Avenue will 1will meet tomorrow morning at regret to learn o f her recent Ill­ 10:30 in the Southside School ness and also o f the death of auditorium to discuss the pro­ her brother, Brent Breedin, of gram of .the year, appointment Columbia, S. C. o f committees, Increased member­ Capt. and Mrs. Larry Moses ship, frequency o f meetings, and and daughter have moved- their etc. Mrs- John Rogers, President, residence to Ft- Myere. Capt. announced that any parent or Mono* has recently received hi* teacher who U a member o f the discharge from th U.S. .Army PTA Is kutomatically eligible to A ir Corps. . lielong to the County Counril and Mrs. Samuel Burtchacll and all members are urged to attend. A luncheon will hp , served In daughter, Judy and Mrs. Emcat Southward and daughter. Rosethe school lunchroom. NOVELTY — NEW S ONLY ONE WEEK LEFT. FOR MAILING GIFTS 0V ER SEAS- Starts Wednesday and Girls atill “Over D^u’l d for Christmas. Any gift purchased from us this week for £hj mailing overseas will be engraved. i * ■ *» r , *, m pg 112 S. Park - -. ^ -t j . jb v — ■ r A P R O N K IT S. Fitted with every toilet article and other itemti. Tlea around waiat. Made in lea­ ther and water proof Z E LA N . $ig.50 and $g.00 OTHER SE R V IC E M A N SUGGESTIONS: "SCARVES • TOILETRIES • TIES • • SOCKS • VANITY CASE8 FOR THE EMITY KITS FITTED KITS WALLETS SEWING KITS GIRLS B. L. Perkins Phone 367.W I _ V Warm bright plaids with reversiblu linings for all kinds o f weather, casual chester­ fields just like Mother’s in a wide" choice o f cplors, fitted coats and belted styles . . . she'll he sure to find just the one she’s been looking fori (Sizes 6 to 16 g.95 to 19.T5 - ' JEWELER J $g.95 to e know the gifts that are popular with service people. Let ns help you with the problem of a practical regulation gift. We are glad to wrap it for mailing free of charge. Wm. E. KADER tv * Fitted with all writing ma­ terial and place for your photo. Top grain calf leather. W We want to thank you for your cooperation In our repair department. W R IT IN G KITS • • • 4 • •irifta early enough for T h fre " them to have ■r t " - Who Won’t Be Home For Christmas LAST MAILING DAY OCT. 15th ' ' . * V I " “Correct Men’s Wear" Y ow ells SANFORD �« r r KVQft m MONDAY, OCTOUJBH 8, 1MB r i m H AN FO RD D K R A U ), S A N F O R D F LO R ID A Bureau o f Mikjaria Cvntrol, killed Utbi. pereonnel trom hit office who have been working with the spray- continuously fo r-fiv e ami ■It day* a week since March ). have noticed no ill effect* other than slight and occasional »kln JACKSO NVILLE, Oct. 8, </P>— —•(Special)— With the insecticide DDT suddenly released by the W ar Production Bperd far in­ discriminate use by the public, the State Board of Ikealth thl* weak, listed precautionary measures for its use by the layman. “ Never spray DDT on food or dishes— and by ail means, kaep the spray away from babies' toy*. A ll persons but those doing the spraying job should be kept from the room until tha spray settles and dries. . “ EXTINGUISH A L L F I R E S W HEN SPRAYING A ROOM W ITH DDT IN AN O IL SOLUTION. Don’t spray animals with ROBERT A. W1LL1AIV REAL ESTATE-BRO KER Atlantic Batik Bldg, Phone, 732 ‘t put your hands in DDT liquid when It la mixed with an oil bago- Keep It away from the National Fire Preventjon Week. October is a month full of fire harords and other safety hacards. mouthThe practice of wetting a cloth Fell housecleaning, moving, burn­ Irt the concentrate and- rubbing it ing leaves, starting furnaces or over wall*. In kitchen cabinets other types o f heating devices, and on screened doom and winopening of the hunting season, the entire body. Don't put DDT hiking and outdoor fires, and Hal­ on a cat, because they lick them* loween ' trick*-*ul| invited risks ■elves and may become sick. of fire. Thi» ye*r, while taking One point which Mulrennan em­ part dn snv - o f—these activities, Le sure to practice every ta'teV/ phasised, In view o f the minimum human reactions to the Insecticide, measure to protect persons end property. was that the Bureau's especially trained, crewmen have used equip- • jpend on youtsolf nnd not ment designed especially for tha the wind to remove tha leavos and Job o f spraying DDT. The aver­ bird nests from the eaves of your age parson, therefore, who buys |house where sparks can so easily -#U»t u lire—4 i»ve y»u r cHimneyotna. papduet-for-how e consumption- —j nnd flues claimed out, too. An dog. Use ! should . adher to the letter of Ineasy way to have this done is mful of a slructlon* and should also obtain to put some stone* in a sack and ta coyer i the best possible type sprayguu. ji -.__.__ There Is no premise on which »n drag up and-down -the chimneys, director, |j(||a toxic reactions where the then clean out the soot belo#. ■■ ■ layman is concerned. It is much Soot accumulations, they say, RICENT photo of Sen. Harold H. too early. Therefore, It is all the make red-hot fires which often Burton, Ohio, who has been named V more Important that every pre­ set building* on fire. Also check by President Truman as Associate 1 chimneys and fluys to uec ib#t Justice o f the Supreme Court, re- , caution be taken to guard against they are ..free from cracks and placing Justice Owen J. Roberts n n f a -..unforeseen kickbacks from the In(International) ' • seclieide. It was pointed out, loose bricks. I f your heaters or who retired.>• however,' that because of stoves Mre too dose to Iho wood­ WORK) IAROR LEADERS are pictured conferring at a meeting of Lite I1CB tha fat • solvent p r o p e r t i e s work, move them a safe distance] World Trade Union Congress at the Faculty of Medicine Building In . of most petroleum distillates, awav before you use them a^ain. I nn Inch'above tbf he*]* look and Paris. Shown sealed (I. to r.) are Leon Jouhaux, head of the COT eveloped in wbichAlDT will usually be mixThen. tod| you need to have the wear l>e*t at the lower edge. A (French CIO), who presided at the meeting; Sidney Hillman, chairman (jb ed Irritation* of the akin and abright kind of place to hut]] the strip of cloth or tape sewed just trash, to empty hot ashea, to inside the edge takes the brunt of the U. S. delegation; and Sir Walter Citrine, representing the British store the gasoline and kerosene. of wear o ff the trouser cuff. trades unions. Standing (I, to r.) are Michael Tarasov, Russian repreI f perspiration in a problem, "F ire!" May this dreaded cry aentoUie. and Lcipbiit'^) TArdaoo, representing Mexico.(International) never be heard on your farm or have moisture-proof shields wilt home, Pledge today to in. a coat at the underarms. Per­ in your home. spiration weakens wool nnd causes j kaep away this drvudwl hazard. Repellent Limited Warranty Deed it to mat and look .fursy. Harris, W ill.el ux to Standard An office worker cuii prevent Seminole County i. TREATM EN T FOR S U I T S . Growers Association. ( T iiking care of a man's suit shine by putting a firm mid on, Trustees Deeds Court Record his chair, A reminder to drivorsTrustees Inlvrnui Improvement 1makes sense any time, but Ibis Htiding across the car seat causes ' fall brings special reasons for I-unit o f hiiito o f Florida to— shine and wrur. September 2K, IJ46 SEED STORE Itulor, Florence Jail 7 Illk 7 ' care uf suits new und old, say W AR R A N TY DEEDS clothing specialists of the U.3. I.nekhurt S/D. 3Z1‘ 0 . F in d St M e l Cook, John Cm miii el ux to Full deck poker with 52 cards Gut, II. James N 2 ft of 8 Gil Department of Agriculture The In the south of Chile are 1,000 Muttii K. Coo) el ul. It of luil H ft Lot li illk 17 tr 2 new suits which ninny * veterans was not played until about 1H30; •tamos, Lorijuinin et ux to arc enjoying on their return to "draw" poker didn't rami' into miles of island*, fjords und Sanford. glaciated mainland peak* where Archer ilarwrll et nl. f.ullore, II. (*. et ux lails It , civilian life are still made o f war­ existence until the Civil War. Need n Reals, Lillian K. to Leavitt I ", 13, 14 ft IG Grange I'nrk; time fabrics that need help from rainfall exceeds 200 inches early. the weurers to keep looking well Real* et nl.. 1jits H, U ft 10 Grunge I’nrk. Thu dunru of the polka originat­ Twenty-two per cent of the t Keigans, D. It. et al It. W North, II. C». N 1/3 of NW j and to give*.service. A t ths other ed in Uuhamiu nnd ill 'the lUth Ware « l ux to Condor Merrill. extreme ure hurd-wurn old suits South Carolina men in uniform 1/4 o f HE 1/4-of SK 1/4 Sec which men ure wearing while century became the most popul­ Jupiter U d g e No. 2362 to 2 0-30-20. In the Civil War were killed, or ar dunce of all Europe. Clare O. Johnson.* died in prison. Wlildis, I'hillip II. et ux Lot* waiting for ilreamed-of-post-wai REAL S TA TE MORTGAGES fabrics or materials released by I, H. 13 illk C Wlldmere; Lots Cook, Mattie et ul Jessie A. the military. Worsteds recently The dolly petroleum produc­ in la one o f the most com* Cook to First Fededal Havings il r. ft IG Rlk C Wlldmere. released to civilian* are not ex­ tion o f the Unltod States is great­ UUsUe. C. U. N 1/4 of NE 1/4 1 for oxted nations, rivalling U an, pected ta appear in suit form be- er Thnn the yearly average for of SW 1/4 Sec 7-21-211. ’’Inland and Sweden. fore.lttls Dccjiinhtu._ . ____ CH ATTEL MORTGAGER----•Livingston, W. O n t u* Lot H The clothing socialists offer . Stabler, William to Florida Illk 12 Tr I Sunford. Stale Bank Corson, E. W. et ux W 76.0 a lew suggestions or reminders Cherry, Herbert to, Florida ft of H 4 ft o f hot 0 ft W 76.0 I for suit carei Thirty-eight per cent of Chile's Commercial Keep auits brushed. Get dust people tarn their living from the •Statu Rank. ft Lot 10 N 20 ft of S 40 ft of SATISFACTIO NS OF E 41.1 ft |jit K Illk 13 UC H|out of folds-and corners. Work Refrigeratiem and Air , ' MORTGAGES Sunford (less N 10 ft of S 30 ft with the grain of the cloth and First hedeial Saving & loan of |; 41.4 ft Ij.t H ft W 76.0 ft whisk b ro o m only hits high spots. to Gerald A. Ilurris et ux. A suit properly brushed and Conditioning D e a l e r U t 10 lilk 13 uc H). Carl Bremer et ux to Georg* hung needs less pressing. Hunt, Robbie Joe U t * 127, \Vanted Fabrjce et ux. Hang coals on broad wooden 120 Longwood; Lot* 131, 133, Winner, Ueorgu S. to Jolm it. 125 Ungwood; Lot 137 -Lung- hangers■. of, -the- wishbone - shape Schirutd. Jr. et ux. made for men'*- suits, When a outstanding qualify lines In ' the wood. Baldwin, Sylvia M. Lots 2G8, cent must hnng on a chair taka post war refrigeration and A i r time to puli shoulders Into shape i conditioning field on a basis that 24U), 202 Ungwood. Salsbury, J. W. el us Lot* 11, over chals corners. I f u coat assures substantial and protective must hang .on a hook, hang it by profits''communicate p r o m p t l y 12, 13.111k K Highland Park. U n i. Bessie L. All W 1/2 o f the* Toon at the hack nf the hock. with , The best way to hang'.trousers SW 1/4 of NW 1/4 of NW 1/4 is upside down, -using p hanger 'A. Rchultke, Distributor NE 1/4 Sec 24-20-20. Moore, Kutheluen H. U t 2 ft with clips. I f trousers must lie 3tH StdVall Professional Building 5 Day Dry Cleaning Service laid over the* crossbar o f a .wire 3 Illk 16 uc 6 Sunford. . lim p a . Florida fasten cardbpard or The Florida Conference Asso­ liangor, ciation of Seventh Day Adventist thick paper over thJf crossbar to prevent a sharp cftise. U t 2 Rik ,0 uc 7 Sunford. Chock buttons for tiuntne** once Real Estate Mortgates 5 Day Laundry Service Freshly Swope Garden Company to in a while. It is still lio t easy to » Sunford Agricultural Credit Corn. match lost buttons. t Dressed . Trousers finished tibout half Staley, J. A. to Central Florida W e recommend that new customer* nend their Pro. Credit Assn. Heath, Henry I- et ux to Flor­ ida Slate Rink, laundry lant three day* of week, Challel Mortgages Hohammn,, Wilbur C. to San­ Available ford Allan tic National Bank. Thurston, Victoria M. to San­ Daily ford All.- National Rank. The Market Fruit Company to CMamulelan rrlleves promptly be­ Floridu State Rank. October 1. RUG cause U goes right to the seat of the Assignment of Mortgage W AR RAN TY REEDS trouble to help loosen and expel King, George et ux to Florida Ogluaby, Surah .V. ut vlr to Stale-- Hank-«tf-Ot4an< He'sslo Rthbell. Hatisfactlonu of Mortgagee al mucous mem* Msthaws, James E. et ux to r druggist to sell you Lee Bros. Investment Co. Inc. SEM INO LE C O U N T Y L A U N D R Y CO, Haldane J. Iluckrl ct'u x. morion with the unHenley, W ..L. i t ux to Wilnml to T. C. Brown ut ux. must like the way it 2205 Kunfurd Avenue Florida .Georgia Tractor Com­ E. Marshall et ux. . ft oough.or you ore pany to Elijah Ransom. St, John, J. R. St ux to Watson Department of Agriculture to M. Reel ct ur A~ I»h. D24 * P, Rallantino ft Horn Inc. to Roger A. J inline*. Florida State Rank to Sanford for Cough*, Chest Cqlds, Bronchitis R. A. \\ llliums ut ux. . Cash Few! Store.. REAL ESTATE MORTGAGES Florid* State Bank to Mirtjn Took*, II. B, Jr. et i*'( etc. to F U R N IT U R E R EK INISU ED Fenlgrd Atlaiiti; National Rank. L. Hudson, A N D R E P A IR E D Honorable Discharges Army of United States to Antique o r M odem Samuel J. Austin. T E CUT* H O N E BRING YO U R FU R N ITU R E TO Army uf United State* to PRE-WAR US TO *BE E X PE R TLY REIsham J. Sheffield. OPERATORS PAIR ED A N D REFINISHED. Navy of United States to WtOKER SETS PAINTED. Jam** Denver Cordell, • P .R IC E 8 REASONABLE. Single o/ Married Army of United Steles to PROMPT SERVICE. - Age 1M-U James T. Clayton. . Navy af- United States, to EXPERIENCE UNNECESSARY w.co« i r r i a Passenger With GRADS A 1 k ft § I --Every driver ha* *een lho#c heavy trucks rumbling down the road with iheir btg heavy load*. You know that truck tlrea take a terrific beating from the hard grinding wear. Naturally, the rubber to stand that abuse must be especially compounded to be extra tough —extra long wearing. We can NOW recap Ihe lirea o f A, B and C card holder* with Grade A Truck Rubber-guaranteed to be-exactly the same rubber used In recapping the big •guck apd bus tires. Its extra toughnoaa Vn you* lire* mean* 3,000 to 5,000 miles of extra wear over recap* of ordinary rubber. - C.=C. W e l s h WELSH TIRE SHOP Phone 111 Tire llepulrlnif 105 W. 2nd Vulcanising L A X A T IV E '* SPECIAL NOTICE Phone 475 TENBR-FRY POULTRY R A p IQ S E R V I C | Radios picked up and delivered. John Augustine Farina. Army ut. United. Roger A. JJminag. Army of Uulted Donald E. Wilson. . Army of United Robert J. Fryer. Navy of, United John Mack Welkins. States to State* to States to State* to tittle more then 100 mlles- RENT A CAR Y O U D R IV E IT ! - -P H O N E 200 ICKLAND-II0RRIS0N, Inc r, Doris Retry to Arthur &ED COPY OF DEKD: Catherine et vir la Jull* sdier et ux. MRMnfRR CROP ACUFFMRNT r TTyiifmfh Citrus 0 rowers to Mrs. R, t Anderson JW PENDENS Uelley, Oliver Jo* to FUmingn Concrete Pip* Ooruranv. SrotL Glenn W. tn GlaAv* vieo. rr)N TPAC T AGIIEBMKNT W*’ laden Cl«u-I« A. et nx to W, E. Sweln ft E. M. Swui,. There is -.purpose Qualified Painters General Contracting HuUdJojr, Painting. Repaint Store fronts. Mirrors ChtB* work of all kinthi SANFQRB PA & T & GLASS CO Dow, Leon F. et ux to W. The Complete Paint and GIi m Store 111 Glenn Street Phone 2-3923 OrJoedo. Flertde PCACEYiKK FUTURE Vacojipas \?m/no/e Dry C leaners Apply Bmpleyment Superrieor >-5 Weekdays—Saturdays, tt-tl lA M IM A Q R V M t lU A ftl..U P W eH f. The Statue of Liberty cost th* [resented it th* Araeri800 for tbf CATRRIN We^neadar. Oeteb*r 1 Warranty 'ell* et u*. Pittsburgh Paint for every Refinishers E 8S E N TIA L WORK W IT |l tvarlim* P*y—Feld P it t s b u r g h 's NewSyiten ^ of Color Dynamica holp main your hoip* lovelier to look at— lovelier to live ini B ak e ry nter »ul y dean u“ Wirehoff Jr. AMHeh. Waldo 'L. et el B#H1 . MeMuRen • to Prosbyterl .......... a t* y: i _ m\ ,1 ‘ • ' 4_-*j f •\J»■sJ~* * ' 41'm .. S VOU DON S'W ANT ^ �—namsexana-. MONDAY, OCTOBER R, 0 4 5 g j J . - J jl - KltRI) mCRAL.D. NANFOlUl FI (MOMA ------ ; ' ; i _____ . j r CLASSIFIED T A f*K S E V E N KH a d v e r t is in g sates wherein T1.<»ntI>A a T A T R B A N K o r BANKORD. n F lorliU UanMns rvtrporAtlon. Ir plnlntttr anti W llei. llilfK nmt MA.Mli: JAi'K SO N II U O K . hit* tvlfp, me- si* (••iistsan*•. 1 It M. Wnlitoiri. a . S|M* ial M «* irr ‘•tf iftM I'nurl by a.il<l ilorffp 4|* t>olrt!rtl ah«ll o ffe r l«»r ».»lr !• r ^•»h, nnd prll at puM'c ou ter) liffitfp Ihr frun! rltmr *•( Ilia Citurl 1 1 o t i i n Hanford. H«tnltiolo «**»unt> Florida, hdlwt^n th«* lr *a l hour* hf «lld , 4»n Monday thi* Hh tU ) o f No\>mt»rr. |N4%. ihe* «am r tioliiM a .llu lr P «> «»f-thla *’i»tirf. th*» ft»llowlMK t1o«4*ril»rt| |ir«»|>ftl> utltiul* In Pm i nttli* *l*miiil>. Florida. !«»• SIX. WANTED— fMONK 148 OR BRING YOUR A t, to THE SANFORD HERALD . t e n L Ura word* to the U»*. lastadlng ghra* and addrotf. 9 All j3»ertlaa**i»U for aJtaatlaaa wantod will ha th irtW Jar at Uk HIOH School girl will car* 'for children In awning*. Phone rvxalar elaaalfhd rate.________ ' 084-W. BANKRUPT SALE WORLD War It Veteran desire* FOR S A ... L, E . . ,, ef Acme Freight Line*. Inr. paaltlon' a* clerk In local hotel, F IL L up with witht keroser kerosene and fuel ag Ford Van. was 1550 : $ 950 no awitchhoanl. no heavy work. oil before wlnb*r. I 41.1nt van was 81175 now Live out. P.O. Box 2ftI. Bann?B. popft co.. inc. , 41 Chev. cab over _ford, Fla. • ,f HOSPITALIZATION Insurance, was 81115, Ruth Emily Griffin want* job as individual, family and group. cook, maid or nurse. Will travel. C. M. Boyd A Co. 1000 E. 7th 8L A WINDSTORM insurance. Now I* the time to |roiect yoor pro­ perty against windstorm dam­ age. C. M. Boyd A do. , FOR SALE: Ample quantity long life GOLD SEAL asbestos roof J| coating containing Petrogura. Sanford Paint A Glaaa Comny, 117 So. Park Avenue, «o n 8 0 3 . ___________ K TWO FARMS FOR SALE-^Ona 8 acres, tiled land, 1 good wall, 2 story house. 1 car garage. 1 iool houae, 600 ft. West of Lake Monroe Post Of Dee. One —6 acres, all tiled, good well, 2 »tory house, 2 story bsni, mile west on Orange Boulevard. J. W. Bhll. Lake Monroe. 0 Phone 16.________________ .____ LUMBER-Lumber I Wrecking 3 atory house behind Rant’*, very HIt N\V », * s*f N\V«, story FOR BALE house oh ■WE^ ARE fullv equipped and knov.- how to recap your tire*. Natural rubber or synthetic, we protect the sidewalls of your tire. ‘ Jones Tire 8hop, Cor. 1st'and Elm, phone 008. IhrotiulM*tit lit#* 1*11% Klorlnn. lift Tti#-*tol t> of NnVrtiilirf. U*« V f ••• •if Ittli •*ltv **hiNlflllM fur n Iterih nf ihiV* r«»nuitl!uMi»rtrrd li» l»#' ! t \t.• irr••t||i«. ilt 4 btiftlo 1" uthl iinnit> : Hit’ll . Iw llnn *IlM11 Ih** • •11% Mail In fth l ONF BRIGGS - Stratton Engine, Model ZZ, 5 H. P. Electric Service Co. 207 Magnolia Ave. Phone 1W. TWO wheel trailer, 16 In. wheels good tire. KU7 DihikIu* Avy. JB w i'lW fi, Sanfard* ■ WANTED: Helper for Jimmie T8?0 glrltf wani^ dally ride to v ’Cowan's Sheet Metal Works. Orlando. Rhone-986-J. A LL ROUND __ msn __ _________ ....fo7grocery store end meat market. Apply Stiles Grocug, .next to Launiately MAN wanted to assist In de­ livering telegrams. Age around 60 years. Apply Western Union, Sanford. GROCERY store for rent. Com­ plete With fixtures, I will give SEVERAL vouna ladies, high school graduates, touch typists, lease to party under the fol­ to learn interesting and plea­ lowing conditions: sant Western Union Work. Party must ba capable of ope­ Apply Wesstem Union Office. rating a first linaogracarjr, and Snnford.________________ .______I mast market Party must have enough .capital to stock, and FULL tlma maid for general maintain a first line class of housework and laundry. 810-O*> trade. This store can be open­ week. Sanlanta Apta- No. 4. ed at practically no expense other than your stock of goods, MALE barber for Ship's Service — although 1 prefer aalling-fix­ at Sanford Naval Air Station. tures, and renting the buDdlng. I am in a position to daa1 with SANFORD woman to take chargo of store, must live in Sanford, the right party under Apply mornings. Robb's Bakery. terms. J.A. Calhoun pPORTUNITY~ of~ lifetime 7up•19 WesL 1st- RL plying DDT and other profit­ able prwdueta. to formers in HOTEL MONTEZUMA Ssminole County. No experience Newly decoratad or capital required. Must have DESIRABLE ROOMS auto and good references. Per­ comfortable bedsmanent. Write or wire McNESB LOW WEEKLY BATES COMPANY Dept. T. Freaport. ___ Make this your horns Utkt*. fii|iik It I'LRhrr mi H litiHK, wlitiip r»$ltlmii' unknown; HurltM U ik r lit itn ifiir 4•f Hi** ht*lr> ut In furii’Rt I.: kr. iltc’t’MNftl, III Mr I lint • i# Mil* «l. Jiuknotl. |aag*||»|i|; Mltul** l.aki- Joint onr of ilir lir.fiA nl Im 1*01 r « » * | le llk r . tlfP P B lM H l, o f JnrkRini HlrrPl, Jurknoti, ■WtPtHf y I9 ltk - It I *tk.net. Tirkt-ls mi Sale at the Hilluwuvc, '.Luvst Smoke House. 11111‘s I'kt*. Slur**. Frank*- Tavern. Itoumillal \ Anderson, t ity l)ru:» SloYe. T u iy^/ t t '••111 I . • III Now * Points |»4'tlMI|| # O I ll I** lutlhrr «»|ala-raa| ||||«| till" «IttRlli*ii In i »u Ii ||rIm(*I III T lif firtn* Innl ller.iltl. It | » « * H | i i l t i * IIHliiil lit Kmirnnl. 8#»mllh»lr fount), Muriilil, ulicti tfich wrrk fur frtwr rnh«»M'iillve* %%••*)«’• W IT N K K H my a*.tl ut tinifnril. A III Un> (HNAla) Initnl For Used Fats Mint n fflr!u l fluiltlii. t»r 0 «to t»»r . A.|I i It If* i Im* I ••I .% O. I*. 11FUN I min _________r i n k of <?lreti|t 1*41*181 Help Increase Supplies o f "Soap ancl Other Peacetime Products By Saving More Used Fats IrulustiMl fats for short of List year! \V> nrc otnm t d nv:i t > t'.u- t>oti ::t < f the turret. Tiie nation's in lur.trinl fat supply is tniiliuns o f poan .i K i G E C W M llf T H E Y MUST EAT SO U TH ERN BREAD TOO / LOOK MOW FAST THEY'VE GROWN OUTA ■ t h e ir c l o t h e s / than it w .ih in 1*4-84. We ne:il fully'as much aa last year to hetp sonpi nmt otlicrrivilinn i’.imkIs you want and nettl i >l»\.!I. S >. . . CHEVROLET s*ssr Coach, two you're drenmhl'n o f nylons, sheets, cotton fabrics and want then': to luiriy tuick to the store counter . . . you can help l>y saving those u- td kitchen fats as you never savril before! Siive every drop, every day! Thtse fats are vitally necessary to help speed greater supplies o f vnip* and hundreds o f other things like new cats, electric washers, irons, refrigerators and tires. Industry must have these fats . . . to help get to you gtore quit U y the peacetime products you ’ ve I nt o UWigmg-to iutve* for years! So skim and scrape and scoop just as you did so fuithfully before V J Day. It is n peace­ time job now n job that wilt help you. And to prove how important it is, your government lias increased the jx*int bonus. Bo help meet this nation's need by con­ tinuing to save used fats. ^ Green canTas tipper B-4 MISCELLANEOUS belonging to— Lieut ArBra nan. Jr. Receipt No. shipped from . Memphis, GET MONEY FOR YOUR CAR exprf to H U M to 1600 We’re buying Dt3U to 1943 Model Chevrolet. Ford and Plyawnth care. Take advantage of tkia ET containing money, re- ready market to cop vert motors ■atlon cards, licenses, etc. into money. HOLLER MOTOR BALES Itl [S t Clair. 711 Willow or Herald Office. »« A -l condition. 1264 Part Ave. BICYCLE: Oirh* pre-war Roll- fa st excellent condition. 2468 Sanford Ave^ W BROrWEP WOLVES. APE WE GONNASTANO BY ^ AKJO LET THAT VETEl^AM S N A 1CE AWAV OUO t----' By PAU L RO B IN S O N life THAT BEABO THAT S E N D S ) EM - - AND ITS UP TO U S TO <' Fk3Uf2E WAVS A n d m e a n s O f G STriNG iro F F * d o n 't* S io — WANTED: AU time gardener. Apply In person to 1000 park Avenue. IT: eg lur 173, inn. new E?m Avsnue., T R O M B O N E years on t! -.- If you want more soap and .soap fin ite * ... if O. Box 247. for ~10 |**-r |s-r-,>o 4" woman for chackkr In HORSE for sale, nice brood mare, TWO unfurnished rooms, prater WHITE laundry department. Cal) in already brad. A real bargain- - working woman, permanent. parson. Seminole County LaunSea CL. Godwin, Fire Depart­ Reasonable, close In. Bex T, dry. H9 W. 3rd 8 t_______ ment c/a Herald. WANTED: 'Expert stenographer. LONGWOOD home. 8 bedrooms, Phono Couatv 4400. fruit t r e e s . improvsmenU, furniture. Mrs. F. U Slade. , 8 EEPER • stenographer, OUR Jewelry Floater p • a t Saturday afumaons Tvpay you for Je*< 4tt HJ*. Outboard Neptune moled pay, pleasant work. at 1717 Park (Park Apta No. 4). . stolen or destroyed. Motor Salas, 206 W. lit C. M. Boyd A Co. tor. Can ba seen after 6:30 FM. DIVIDENDS ’. l-’or Toltle H eservalion I P h o n e ------i l k e !•> mt«irn«*v. ut .tit** i ,a»iirtfii»uRr ,ti S.ii.lm il,. fla il ld;i, nil III* 91ti «!*-> of N iifpitilipr, A li.* IM S. iiilip n * i« r •Itl’ IrrF t»r«» CHlifpRMi H ill r lilp r . MODEL A Ford truck, grata » tight body, eattle rack, 4 speed transmission, ntw 32iG Dual tires, csiling 1666.00. First 8600 takes it. Charles K. Ellis, WANTED TO RE1 WHITE girl for checker in dry 703 Palmetto- Avenue cleaning department. Call in FURNISHED apartment acoomparson. Seminole County Laun­ condition, BABY carriage, madate four, A.C.L. family. P. dry, W. 3rd St.______ TWO bedroom bungalow, modern furnished. 308 E. 7U» S t ___ GET YOUR gasoUne and olT at Standard Station across from Court Iloune. • ' The ptililir is roriiialh invited .to attend. •a1 % l eal Lefral Advertisement „ CAok Must be reaeopaablc. P.O. 0:00 1\.M. *til? Admission: SI |»»t temple ita\ inr.) lonV UNCOMFORTABLY SIT7INO on a batten’d bunk. Mayor Florcllo LuthuiUi tries out n reprodlfctlon of a solitary comlm ment cell.at a prl» nr. o.‘ war exhibition In New York City lire biuik « - » -hlpncd T th» U. f from !.u!t l; u. iityth ^ Tlrn">’ (iHtr.i.atloi el The first Kuroiieans to visit the coast of South Curolinu ware • Tlif»«* |»|R*»<rtit»e itia* ............... In a party of Spaniard* from Culm t'tiinniHiiil >iMi iiiul *•*»It «'f. >t»ii ii* In 1621.____________________ ____ In unit t« tin* r In i i i - FURNISHED 6 room bungalow with bath and garage, 82-600. UNIMPROVED tract 6 to 60 Inquire P.0,, H.B. Brown, Lake acres on U. S. 17. P. O. Box NEED that leaky roof repaired or V - M a r y . _______ ____ 414, Winter Park. Fla. need a new one put on call W. GOOD RELIABLE USED CARS W. Bellamy, Lake Monroe. Al~ w u n t in-window cords; -repair ’■i R K r nm m oFe. Phono1i i w : No new cari for many and paint. * * • — Get dapendnhle trans- TO BUY: Camera' bv Service man. Phone 229-W or 971. GOING to fly 7 Get n trip acci­ i at reasonable coat At 8414 Palmetto A ve.________ dent policy from C. M. Boyd LER MOTOR BALES ' A Co. to8 Waat First St- ‘ PLOWING,' harrowtng, levelling, not lets than 2 acres. Phone REACH - IN grocery bog, 4 XL wide, 2 ft., deep, 0 ft- high, HELP W A N T E D 6 doors. Factory built, flAJjO TO BUY small uaed table modal cash. City Drag Co. radio (Emmenun preferred), WANTED: Girl* for full time reasonably Jjrlcod. A d d r t s a ,.Wk Laney’s Drug Store. ION BED, new mattreas, coll GLB, eio Sanford Herald* springa, ureoaar, 846.00.' Elec­ Monday and Tues­ tric .Cold drink bag with motor, TO ~ BUY? U a e tT la r T n good ftASHwoman days. Washing machine, all 618.00. W. A. Harrell, Lake mechanical eondition- WU1 pay m o d e r n conveniences. Phone HOUSE trailer, sleeps two. 1). K. Yates. 106 N. Palmetto Ava. At The Armory Music By*“Tlu* Banana Bovs** LIABILITY Insurance is most important.You ,*luiow what it would cost to replaca your FOR (5 additional you e«n add to ybdr* 'automobile ’ liability home, furniture, merchandis-; policy medical nuynicnt for and automobile If destroyed. each person accidently injured But you don’t know what the while n nnssenger in your car verdict is going to be In a law . and each pedestrian hit by •uit Involving you r f u r u i^ O r |75U -eiteh. C . M. death. Qet adoquate liability Magnolia coverage. C. M. Boyd A Co. WANTED FOR SALE _ . : i « e 'Go Nice home dn,iR in, 2 lots. ••eonstructlpL. _ ---.— seen by'appointment only. Robert A. Williams Phone 732 Atlantic liank Bldg, AMERICAN LEGION DANCE Saturday, Oct. 27 FOB SALE In Markham— 10 acret A five' room bungalow with extra low real bargain. resident lot. Midway S. Granb] ' Edward F. Lane Ave. J.E. Walker, 910 Cypresi __________ immetlln Ave. • Uq ui dCAPUDI NE ------------------------------------- Renefit National W ar Fund Edward F. Lane 60 GALLON Oak barrels - v limited supply. Sanford Coci , FOIt SALE Cola Bottling C o . ___________ A beautiful country home on ONE HOUSE, two lota In GoUto beautiful lake. Edward F. L a n e __ boro. Duhart’a Lumber Yard. Iddia brooder. Oillyard, 4619 . m d #N W « | *4 H r r llfit i IT. T*»*a rt« It 11* J ' 1 Hotilh. llaiiMt- 1" IT.i m| (SlMietP II M \VATS*»V K Ingham trailer, was $1496 Uctiton kvfwmciM* i >»«%» t T» .1- i.f of n \v 1 1 «tf n \\ »♦ and \> H »»f M\v%* ..r NF', ui.NW EXPERT Plumbing. 35 years experlcnce. Rspalr*. waUr heat­ ers. toilets, basins, baths, laun­ dry tub,. (;<><xi service. N o .Sat-«7Wh urtlty call*. George Couraan, Box 678. Phone Co. 4106. $2354, now ................. ...... 43 Mack tractor, waa THE 80',4 I* preferable to the .78, now '.------------ --160 deductible collision or up rsey trailer, was $1405, sat automobile insurance. Get n o w -------------------- ----our rates for your cars and CMC trailer .was .8450 trucks. C. M. Boyd & Co. • Fruehauf trailer, was 11426,. n o w --------------------- 61 Trailmoblle trailer, was 82261, now ......... 1(1! • KNIGHT TRAILER CO. We have anything you want Open Sunday n tU Ki m «!t «h*l tti* Clt> aff*Rr*1 h rfv !<» hn\r u i u n - t l ' l ’ |?Af - toTt Ihl* ' tr». > ! r.r * tiny " f •‘PI ^ r , lf»4* ISHAI.* INS Kt>W A U t* Ml* • *• M t.i "f uf Hanfortl \TTKST I* N H .W K It , **•!> »V «rk BUSINESS s e r v i c e Two Ave. section HU *! evf N W •i nt.«l - f>.*-k - t ’ IN U lT.V i; LONE RANGER SOYUH THINK AN 1 DQN7 KNCW/DlK? IHJIRMEDIONE p BUT I ADVISE YOU MAN C an CURE J to TftY it . n / E --WHERE'LL I fINO A SKIN LIKE THAT? I ’VE HEARD THERE'S A MED­ ICINE MAN CAMPED ABOUT TWENTY MILES SOUTH OF HERE. HIS NAME IS TONTO. HMM- THE MASKED MAN'S PLAN IS GO ING TO WORK. I KjVO¥ IT WILL IF •DUKE ' STAYS AS SCARED A S HE »S. oney whan you buy ; sr « r track thru U mnk. financing end 1038 Chevrolet 2 door sedan- Perfart condition. J.C. Cook, phone inaofange fee**. 4k ' a -* . .V , * *• . - -* I ‘I - I �m r, Sa n fo r d nriui.D, s a n f o r d Flo r id a MONDAY, OCTOBER 8, 194? University P l a n s Thrilling Program F o r Homecoming As S trik e Tatal Jean o f . tu.ients. Spotlighting the football game between the University o f Florida Gators and Vanderbilt’s Commo­ G AINESVILLE, Cct. 8. (Spe­ dores will be a between-thi. c ia l)— The University of Flor­ halves tribute to the alumni whfv ida's plans for a packed onc-dav have served in World War t i l Homecoming celebration Oct. 13, Prior to the game, plans are centered around the first night being mailo for n dinner in honor Homecoming football game In Its of Vanderbilt alumni In the history and the first meeting of vicinity of Gainesville. Dr. Tigert. the Executive Council of the who served as csptatn of the Alumni Association since the Vanderbilt football .team in his appointment of six n e« member*. under-gnuluate days, will see New council members who wlil his alma mater ptav the Univer­ attend the meeting nt 10 o'clocs sity o f Florida for the first time Saturday morning in Florida In the 17 years he has been Union building are: Roy I- Pur­ Florida's president. vis, Gainesville; Robert Bishop. Other features of the nne-day Orlando; Jack'Stevens, Marianna; rt-lrhmtinu Include n ImrtH-cu'l, Richard Simpson. Slnntkelloi i noi’oriug state legislator*, tout Jnhn II. Wahl, Miami, and Al- j r f the campus. University oprnired Itogero, Clearwater. house, end various lunch-in* ,n«l G o v e r n o r Millard Caldwell, danris r t the IQ .social friternily along with J. Ed Larson, Stale I possiDie numerous long runs Treasurer. Julius "Parker, presi- j Dean Hudson, nationally prom­ around end by CuRura and Brook- dent of the State Bar Association j inent T-trhcstra leader nn I nn hn. The whole Sanford team and State Supreme Court Justices i alumnus o f the University of • Drep$ T o a m s KkRtucAy. C w w rw a. wnii trouble* wsrmti t o sew. stptto-tomni sum and: oar i « c » twainSfce-k tomnsctim*. „■ to e -nutut intjr wrtfluwft a. _ strike toe 3 i - « t in e ilk ever sta weeks. T t o -aniia aft Klwhy-Bhye- V t o t and :i»« Vo yunuilwe. to cetlae tftuu-uiru*. .»e -Jn: todt. to *«**», r v » -ur-kw wt Aw fli flint week* mu fla t , are todk aft W ifS im tim , -ecmtncr* Its ^-dl<wwil<KnMt-1 uMod' efr Jlito 6. Q, the * if t '.-uni nwmtritr-. O e Salt Hewn* to*w o m t wtth hm incil the- a m en wal k dtimnucr w *th* aid m i l l elf 4n‘JM« m i d i* VTA. a Homecoming breakfast spon­ sored by the Florida chapter of Phi Alpha Delta, honorary leial fraternity, in Florid* Union An­ nex nt 8:30 with II. f . Constans, head professor of speech, acting , ' ' cT,,1r^^{j* 1° ■ dxpanese legend as toastmaster. island group o f Japan wail j Dr. John J. Tlgert, president , i m, when • Iianabi, a god,. of the University, telling of the Utrusl his heavenly jeweled spear plans of the first peacetime info the deep. As he withdrew it. I Homecoming in four years, said the shower of drops that fe ll' it wilL be as extensive as the times permit with “ so many o f the alumni still in tne service, of night. ra -nw (rtulic ’tut ur.ruu tiifh rwnminwi at toolr v o r ryewd-. a ametUTtt d rnemiutr* and! CM»n’ ill»fiit> O'rrwian toi che lumlier aewte tiHrum ,^ . . f.nm i v a ^ s t K ir t v e ^ vxn V T n k in r V? it n imV<- -tgu im mtf m iu p ■ :t.. f j * (framer* 1« fast hradmg home and 3) Mayo has made *- .< . in t.iL i.i,4 Is. sCUl.^un. tho. run as he lope* to the dugout I In I mi., -land almuf as iViourh numbcil by the turn o f events.-' I f v i r - : - t., • d .’thiW.dii 4*Mn n- FWianai lator mn 'iirwr* m err* ie<Tr n dawn t o t iiijm 'rndat a. owunrv. tng trnni >*fr eutpeacm ' iltiputr-.. the *oceedi!rw rdCt -mi. d D h i to u .! ether g«atru»em W". d l.u t .,-nedl a threat o> >ce^to nepwwwewtv. ■ The Wai , i .n.1 -**i-(. nUlhnto 'iwwuie hemitod. enttw t o * 1lemenus. « * , A i r c r a f t Carriers In Second P l a c e In N a v y ’s P l a n -»», any ueeoa im K , -t»u ;* * - !«iaw i t o ai ">e I to to u t toe to"* ■^gjftkwn. . .v R The Xtrioito t s w r tosMtetn* 1 mnt.' eceriuwiad adh taut and;; thee* hmdK flwwd: *fwe w e - Beck e f harumft to imctiMw ail! t o K toe dlbnr**c act tndl ewtirwij* en wudltir) tog tone than MNf -trrhrr wilit* # I the erne to .iaya. Vldy to- Nhftenai ThiUitle* heap I. whicH fm llw . il.m t o mo dar to* -ml**.-' laher »c«i. ecwear eP tot- -umdlghri i itt -iiarr*^ .ea> a ■Ifcrnptr 'tf eiirit -umtirapo" ' o a t w thin t o trwitot hawauajt e f ifatay.* f»iT—*»4 h* rack eft <*e»- 1 aaant l and tot huge tumdan iir nttw >-*air*tv* at •!«<». ihta W* s -mw i Dsu iwiAk* a. twuJh to**w«ar* ‘iff katawi Xamto •; Stowwitanhaihi Itoi h>wti. >W“ a I to ateunwt toet, with 'tfl *»} wt-kgj >wie-:ndo tokwitl1 . ww>*l!;| rnrwj fw. hart! " *■< to - tl ht» •w-tf-ftst: wffTnto tt-ij k e * v » lim filg ’ t o 't l h ~a # 3 ~ to o n . ^ t taaett* attain Wawwm*wf| nog with -mfC; e-mt; ^todtawtr*., Irw n lait; tiuitnd U ik I N , OHIO, lined the city's streets to greet and cheer their honc-toua b e n , I •King. Ctitel n! Xcvul Operations. Here tlic crowd is shown surrounding the aihaii aPa la. 3n the rour nT the fur arc TX. to r.>: Fleet Admiral King. Governor a t Okkt F n a T nr t f 1armIn. Hurry O. V a tt'agww. The Admiral told a w p ortei Chat ha expects tm ' ■ * * * 6 4LU i»ee«U r down— about January first." / t K w d — I S— dphortl >d*n (j. , am « i VTlwr to-itknr. ■ liar aanifttitmnt elf tlfe- «w > h hat rated Qto.'MV at hem Am ah ittyct: otntrstih wwwjfl dtit’iiM utt> Cu. arwiit:|) Lent a the country." Plans for -the day sre under the supervision of a Joint nlumnl-univcralty commlttco headed by J. Ed Price, assistant kt niailitt. ■Thw o n e n u t w * , lihw •f»W <Mp WSlW, M IS that: w—k. hWM. snpm S h w 1Ii*»1'w *» i t toilm* m ti» -+M, ley t » itaMsttiut tow. att-skon* to- k s n as tftwr *»i>» W in * tltte w I sstnt d b wwertn <tC » liNMiti Thr lithw. *scTn«or> 'gnwneP tov’t w t o n gau i*-.' nunwift !fb «uvi| hw Sftuili taka * mSHttHW nt, toe «■*? u m jiu st* s u m until id a r ha itaorr t|u%h :twrtu , 11 M ile *** lr n > P i c <1**1 j rummiss'oneil. At that time lbelt wire nl*n ; liattleship* afloat , snd two building. Hattie hip-minded lop official* ' have forbidden miblir discussion of these pi in* by the so-ca'lril "a:r admirals," hut some pr * >>nrnt« of a larger role '-•* nsial aviation are honeful the* Corgre** will insist nn heirm from the men who direc'e.l t -■rriera again?I Japan. *-ieh - . Vice Admiral Marc Mitsctgfti. of T « ‘ k- Ferre &H fan e. In the .\Uantie. .haby flsl:e <-. known a* CVE’s an I bull*. « n cargo ship hulls, were rre-U»e | with heating Ih eeN ax! U-Virl i threat: Speurhra *h in lli-e In the Pacific, the earners l«trjtnr rap'tal «hil>- aiWl-e'l n •—*- . tion* were bui't around them Thi r spcarheadeil every ma*nr move In the drive toward Ju -ai — Whew--Iht ssi started • »«i»ie were hut sevi n large, carriers end dj:00 ^iavy pilots. Tiie JapsnCre cut the number o f earrirrs !•> three. By the end <*f ih* ww-j there — acre —rwo— iHietr— ( cm tiers, eight light or cr-d >cr' ci.t-t citTiers anil 70. rarer . - - 1rters— with ,»>&j)Qn -NBTv ) j tax cine, pilots. Compared with, seven ran iris for ti,v j C, pilots, the present peacetime outline call* for aroonJ 18,000 nival aviators' with bui 10 carriers. Ttaining time at , sea presimaahly wnnlil he reduced sharply (rom the pre war stand aid. wide rianeo in the bn*kctba!I court Friday night under the sponsorship o f the Inter-Frater­ nity Conference, W. C. Nesbif-a" Conference president, has nn.,# nounced. Hudson organised 'his bund while a student here in 1330. •. The social fraternities have been given tjie go-ahead signal for the week-end and'Plans have t«>on made for decoration of the various houses for the first time in four years. Ready for Delivery! Celeryfeds Win Over Seabreeze By 46-4 Score1 traailsoS f t * r»a - *»*»» Divided Top he scrampered 30 yards around left end ■behind beautiful down* field blocking. Clark's placekkk I was good, making tbe score 7 ■ to 0. . . M O D E R N D E S IG N with D E L U X E F E A T U R E S I Singletary made a IteauUfuI • kickoff that went down to the' Seahrccse 3 yard line'. “ The “ Sander*he" were forced to kick after not gaining the necessary yardage for. the,first down. Culfum ran the kick back 2 ( yards C. A im Otffiws Week Of F B I Ageery hi War toW ISfttTTO, found in m t r b lb by Thmtogmiihpr's Vote c Martin I . Nhemanskl, of Plymouth. P a , at tow- Vdkosdha nnvsl tin*r m *i Tr*r*o. show* Hit hoginn !ng nt e snsak attack by Jap planes (circles) on tbe ■kwsnis* Hem an Jtourl Harbor. Jshemnnslci sunnhlrd the l D p —ms of the picture, rephotograpbed the wwupmtw and romnwul It an I hr aircraft ca-Tinr Sluutpri In. 1 'atm spout in center near American warships totjowbab** 4ht ftrst ."rtu berth thut Veil nn tin ! 7ato*ul r*cr . v r 7. (N i.r n c tlo til Sessdpholo) E - Is ^ to :*• f>\ m. wntt « ' town own -form « rmmd tow ampamt. nawi Cooking will be a pleasure nn this conveniently designed modem range with large | -oven,--drop-front pulltwt~hrui|«r. smokeless burners. Also has roomy utility compartment and drawer. Finished In gleaming white porcelain. Popular divided table top. A real value fo r only . . . . over left tackle. Urooklin took the boll around left end on the same play he scored on before and ran 30 yards for the second marker. Clark's conversion eras good mak­ ing the score 14 to 0. Singletary kicked a long one down to the Seabreel* ft. Zeigler brought it buck to his own 1C $ 1 3 9 % CHIFF0R0BES where he was tackled by Single­ tary. On the first play Zeigter hit the line for no gain but eonnectad far a long paao to Graves who ran 71 Tarda for Seabreeae'a only touchdown.. The attempt for the conversion eras blocked by tingle and Clark, making the score 14 to ft. Ainsworth kicked o ff for Seabran , the ball going out of Sounds on thft —Fhd5 0 yard UniAnderson picked up IX on the first play. Cullum went around end far t yards on the next play. Culltun took the hull around right end and raced 37 yards dean the aid* line for another -Pad" touchdown. The attempt tar the extra point Clark hit the Itn Troo rthwi h u tr lli Tru. the SUB «tf iwupwr. aiut WtoCtU the ii'vitsmn -al i'Hto mssd a m * jotoru*. gad protection for your clothes— Mirror door, of hencinv space. 34-95 up KITCHEN TABLE TOP OIL CABINETS RANGES s u eJs W ' enro 1ft r v *: - f e r S f e i l t •* l f m 1 Ice protects the freshness of ur foods. This large, porcen finish ice box will add beauty to your kitchen and insure freshness for all your foods. 86 pound capacity. C 1 43.90 �I % W iT ■ In Unity There .r—r-r-w-r-r -!Tr: Ir, Strength— TH E W EATHER To Prelect th* P h m of tho Worldi To Promote tho Pro(rM « of America) To ProdiM Prosperity for Sanford. T O O A Y i Partly cloudy in southern port this afternoon ahd tonight. TOMORROW. Thickening .’loud* in no] portion thin afternoon followed by rational rain. Cooler In north port AN INDEPENDKhll NKWHI'APEIt 'S A N F O R D . FLO R ID A. W ED N ESD AY. OCTOIIKIt in. lUlfi Established 1908 . V O LU M E X X X V II Steel Furnaces Shut BvjCoal Strike j t;V Schwellenbach Hope­ ful O f Compromise Between John L. ~ AlftPMTne Owners IRr A «w rl»W enable aome 182,000 workers to go back to jobs In 740 cloaed mines. The Labor chief la ready to offer a new compromise to the soft coal operators and United Min# Workers' officials and aaid he felt they “ should be able to A agree.” Meanwhile, the coal strike cpt deeper Into steel production today. The U.S. Steel Corpsyatjon an­ i ------ nounced it would.close tour more blast furnaeea tonight, bringing the total to 17 in the PltUburgYoungstown area. Another will close next • Tueeday. Fifty-eight open-hearth furnaces went put operaUon as of today on account ot t|» coal, shortage. . htened tension marked the a as A F L unions eon . o f tnj mounted to more than 100.;-. Half a doten m en ware casualilea yesterday In sporadic fights between pickets and non-strikers, many of the latter members of . the rival AFL International A l­ liance of Theatrical Stage Em­ ployes. Herbert Sorrell, president of the AFL conference of studio unions to Sanford with Mra. Wella for other studios will ha Closed by the end of the week. Universal and Republic studios, he declared, will be forced to suspend operations, and pressure will bo maintained against Warner*. Although about 200 non-atrik‘ era appeared far work they re­ mained at a respectful distance from the picckt line, which con­ sisted of about COO marchers. . Some 200 other non-atrlkera epent ■O the night Inalde the studio after ----- officials arranged~for~food-and bods. 1 I ^ I — CITY BRIEFS Both the Sanford Atlantic Na­ tional Sank and tha Florida State Bank of Sanford Fill be dosed all day Friday In obtervance of Columbus Day and Farmer's Day. Police are investigating tha robbery Sunday of the hqme of Isadora Morgan, negro of 908 Avacado Avenue, Ooldaboro. A semen waa cut and ths sum of |300 and some clothing ware re­ ported stolen, Christmas aeala of the Tuber­ culosis Association to' place on packages destined for men over­ seas, may be secured from Mrs. Mam Rawlins at tha Sanford Clinic. Only fiva days remain In which to send packages overseas, the deadline being Oct. 10. Tha regular meeting o f Camp Roaaevelt No. 18, UAw.V. wifi be held at The Legion Hut Sunday afternoon at 8:00 o'clock. A meeting of the Civil Ser­ vice Board wiU be held at 7:30 o’clock Thursday evening et the Cfty Hall, ft was announced by Lloyd P. Boyle, chairman. chair Chief O f Staff Des­ c r i b e s Terrifying N ewAVcapons W hich Will Open Next W a r Finder’s Heroism Sanfo On Invasion Dayls Swimming Pool Told In Magazine i i " . WASHINGTON, Oct. 10, (A IM — General George C. Murahntl lust night lifted the lid on un itrseniii of "terrify­ ing" uew wen^una uild;warn-' ned an Anreri?tt entennK the atomic uge that is must "pre­ pare or jrerfsh." To come with the menace oT scientific mass destruc­ tion and to enforce our will Former Sanlord Pitcher Died In Comin-im icat Ions’ Job Util- of the great hyroe* of the Numtaudy invasion on June it, 1944, was IK.hi.uittu Fifth tirade, John J. Plnderr who back in Santord's gala buseball days, niched tot the hotm team, liin home town, Burgeltslown, Pa. shares with Sanford the honor ol having known t.lin H,s great exploit of heroism was tlcscribed us follows In the muxatitte, Heroic Comics: "H e as u radio muu, an expert in battle communications. III.- job us mit easy, fot should he fait. I lie big naval guns offshore would fire witholll direction and literal von Id he no way in enlliiiK air •V>rce bomber* nnd fighters to ■last nests—of Sari- threatening he Allied landings, “ Those who were there say that it wns almost ns if the Nails new Plndei war coming As his: lunding craft approached the *horo at Collevlile sur Mir, '•'rnnee, mortar and machine gun 'Ire rarked the wuters. Plndef and the fighlim- men on the ship -slked right id Ia tho Inferno, Plnler took upon himself the task of arryifTg the main pieces df radio enuipmenl to the shore, the equip, mnt which would establish a NUMBER United States WarnedOfWei By Marshall Action-Packed 4th Inning With leaded Bases •. - j ; HOLLYWOOD, O ct. 10, (A P )— Mata picketing at H»* Warner. Urox. Studio, which bad reaulted sinrXiatt Fri **y Chicago.- Engineering In lajiirlt* to. more ithan 100 Firm To Be Hired persona suddenly rollapaed today wh e n 200 armed F o r Specifications sheriffs deputies herded ISO to 400 unresisting plckela A* * n icU vuLMew toward- iho. Into the aU.dlo and arrested _ tiu'itdlng h i * thee lone . discussed them on charge* of anlawful RW-uiniiiig pool, in Fort Mellon aaaembly. Herbert Sorrell, Pork, -City - t'le r lr II.- M r ytnver head of the A FL Conference was Instructed t,v the City Com* Btudlo Union*, aaid “ There will be ten to SO -thousand . , mission Monday evening to write a Chicago engineering firm to plrketa tomorrow, because we determine if un ndcipintc pool can are closing down I-odiheed." New Labor disputes put additional t h o u s a n d s of workers on national strike lines today as the number of Idle mounted to some 400,000. But Secretary o f Labor IQ Schwellenbach in Washing­ ton, is hopeful of'en d in g the critical strikes In the soft coal fields, which woald Member Associated Pretw for- peace with strength." tha nrmy chief of staff urged: . ' HERE'S ONE OF TH E TH R ILLIN G MOMENTS in the fnuUi gnnn td second and ftiUenhiny pulls up ut third. Hunk Greenlmr- Is 1 - Intense seienlitic research of the World series ut Chicago between the Delinil Ti « i i nnd n -i- 'I i tiger, woo M to even lip the series til two nil. \|n- and development. be constructed for tin* $19,000 Chicugo Cubs. Outlaw of Detroit liei.ds lo first u-. N U. is forced Ie Hint lop til Foil nil phot ot 2— A permanent peacetime which the city now hnx available f . ------ — - ....- -- -------------------—--- -» —- — ----- ------‘ 1 fititen-urmy, trained nnd ready for this purpose. to lake un arms---but “ not a I f this con be done within or large standing army subject to near the amount, the engineer the behest of a group of schem­ Truman Autographs A Teddy Bear will be requested to nrepar. ers." \ plans nnd specifications for the ticn. .Marshall proposed a pool and lo come, to Sanford in year's “ Unbroken" I ruining— as lake- care of the awarding of opposed to brief periods spread bids for construction. MiyOr E l over several years - for "all men ward Higgins stated. who might someday have to The $.10,(100 available consists fight for their nalioil.” of n City appropriation of $10, Not Alone 000, a donation of $10,000 to­ In a biennial report to Secre­ ward building of a pool made by Coleman Urges Teams Will Interview Vet­ tary of Wur Patterson, Marshall Chase and Company, nnd $10,000 thut the atomic bomb is not To Go To W ork To which the Public Projects Com­ e r a n s At C o u r t said alone among tile scientific ad­ mittee on motion of W. A. Raise County Quota House On Rights vances “ Him make the possi­ Leffler and second of J. L. Ing bilities uf the future so terrlfyley, recently Ynted to turn over Nearly $4,000 wns raised during to the City Commission for use. * The vnlui ot .school truitiliiK,>,nt?the first week of the National if is so important [■refresher courses, and industrial’! Beetill si The latter fund wns ulsu a gift Wur Fopd drive In Seminole Coun­ 1training ^benefits provided fur Hint the people o f the United of Chase and Company. ty. II.II. Coleman, chairman, re­ vcteiuns under the (!. I. Bill of Stales reuliic Hie pqssibitlHes of ■ Park .Superintendent James 1rights wus today explained to the future," Marshall safd, he ported (Ids morning ns he re­ Moughton reported (lint consid­ vealed that the campaign. Is • Kiwanians by Itoscoe Bill, tiqre- asked lien. Arnold, army air erable work would have to InI Cun I In iiril On I's s r h'.url still lagging, with' present indl- i j sfntative-- of the- Veterans' ' Ad- fnfrt-i chief,— to C-tlmuTe the ' done to the grandstand In Muni. I ministration, whose office ir in capabilities -of modern weapons. callous pointing (ownnl V failure gipaT B a ir P a r k in ' dial!* It sal~ Orlando. . , And here are some of the hither­ . to rulsc this county's quota. for apectators to see thr R! Col. 6. D. Landress ) Mr. .Bill stated that he would to highly secret ih-velopmenla There are several teams in the Paul club train and pltty games he in Sanford at the Sheriff's Arnold reported: here. The Commission authorised Wins In Diving Meet rurul ureas which have not re­ I office ill. the -Court. House every J ,Wc cirrr.direct rockets to tar­ ported at all. yeL-hc added, and Frank ■ Ashdown, contractor • to CpI. O.D. Landres* of Craig there are hardly .any which have I Friday at from l*:10 |A. M.. until gets by electronic devices and prepare specifications so ' that" Field, Selma. Ala. participated In completed their work. " I f these! 14:00 P.M. to interview .veterans in new instruments which guide bids may be taken on the Job. r,,K“ fd bn tr.alnlng_ ntid:_bcJiefitx off ' • aud-lJ)cneftts l! tiudu— Uuon —aswuiatety mwumte+y lo snurcH sources o Anthony Marcenalle of. Detroit, a diying meet held by KFTAC at teams will go t« work now and I loviilcl by the G, JOUJE , Bill; ; heal,— lights -un.d magtHdlsm. Mich, requested and wasjtranled Craig Field and won top tumors cuqtact. nil their, prospects, there W. A,‘ Morrlsoii of : ' tn "■ l, Fordi Drawn by their own fuse* ruch ^ irmlsslon tn-s purchase ~ aevrn wl\lch entitled Mm to n trip to la fetill a chance . that we may agemy was revealed by Mr*; Billkrocket# will >1 leak nnevrjnglycfit-- ^ ' tne G e o r g i a Toch-Notre-Dam* make a creditable - showing*, to bo- the first Sanftn_ ord e m p l o y * *-1v ' ; -*/ tkCi » TOTfhlTt" trWfit .to * vAllanta last he -aaid. 'tl* •‘id ilied to glvt* occupational iracteii by the heat' o f 'the weekend with air experwrs paid. erect • cabin court. + The total amount rtji-ed training id working velet’ans un­ furnaces. They are so sensitive Tha Commission took under adWhile stationed In Betmn, Ian- date is $ljw5.76. der provisions of Hie hill that in the sjiice ' o f a large vlsemant a , request 'to renew d resit •is coaching the hackfield Pointing out thin n dain-crmi* Terming the GI Bill nnd its room they aim tliemselvee to­ white way lighting on First for Selma High and Is also organ­ period lies ulu-Hil and thnt nn Irniiung j rovlsluns the most won ward n man who enters, in re­ Street to Myrtle Avenue. ising a football team at Craig effectual way nf muintainiui: derful thing given uny Army men liction to the heat of bis body." • Three applications to. sell beer Field to play a poet season game peace Ir to combat starvation and in the world, Mr. Bill added that Within the nvxt few year* pestilence by the giving of and whit- were approved: to In Seims. ougn the government hnd there will be produced Jetmoney, Senator Charles O. An­ Fred IDath, Thirteenth Street CpI. Landress graduated from nulnteif the plan, it was sing­ propelled bombers - \fith speeds and Mangustine Avenue, to Allen Seminole High School in 1U44 drews, in u telegram to Wnllei ly free from red tupe. lie of fdlO and r>no mite- per hour, MHiiIia II' JI Ml .Qatt/nPrl A vntitln and nnr( and enlisted In' tho Army Air L. 11a vs, president of the- Flotid-i Mitchell, 408 Sanford Avenue flying to tar&uts I Mm miles dis­ to Euclalde Appleby at the Palms Forces In 1044. Ho Is a non of Division of. the National War tant at altitudes above 10,000 Fund urged support of the War and Pipes Restaurant. A taxi O.D. Landreis of this city. giivcrhtnent during the time men feet. Development o f even great­ Fund drive. . operating permit was granted to o| is Hutirgluidied by President T.un.un ... Curuther.vilh-, Mi., for lire ...... sJ'vjop * ” • * ! "iip|*ri*inlceshlp *• b>' »ht' on er limn hers to operate in tKF Senator Andrews’ t e l e g r a m I’ulricili Nnnde ("tnmliiig, ielili- 1.1, a Im,less at the Lions' Club Jobs. Ollle B. Woods, negro. Bids were Tlii.. In< said, amounts to Btrutnspherc at supersonic speed* stated: awarded to tho Yowell Company Leon Lawson Back brciikfust w here the President - tins uinih1 u life - member of the $fi0 a month for single, and f7.r> and carrying bomb loads'-of qjgre “ Now more Hum ever is tlni • l.iotis. I.ooking on (righ t) Is tJ.S. Senator Frank Briggs (D ) of n month for married men. far police and fire department A fter Circling Globe than I no,mill pounds already Is need for vigorous work and M ik m iiii i, who fucceeilwl President Tiliuinn in the Senate, Tho Chief uniforma, and to the Hockey Tire He stressing tne need df San- certain. generous contribution to the No Executive was milking his- minimi visit to Caro Iberville in the Company for four tires for the fold keeping illt voiing men here Leons Lawson, Seaman of the lionul War Fund, the rnmnuir'i 11esv aircraft will have rutfl Fire Department. course of n five-day vacation 11 inn the While House. (Internntlnniil H,rough proper training and .*m jjcil!llt tunj(t. t0 n„ (irJ, Uny spot U.^ S. Merchant Marines, after ll'HaMnnrri ttn C m r Stmiidphuto I orpriitlon uf employers. He circling tha world hss received the rtl earth and return to a i . #•. g 4 , |. , till lilt-" f III 4 11111 1 1$111II t" r ,r r : , r / ,f «nishing f , dl ArnoW reported his discharge and is at Imme Services Thursday Post Office To Close srlimd training, with government « At *,su v,.ry moment we ere again at 107 Locust Avenue. , uilum fee or SoHt „ yen r^ n d ki „ u.mb weighing A fter computing a trip to At Noon Wednesdays For Mrs. Mary Smitft Argentina Ihm, , nnd imds also included. 4r>|00U pounds to keep pace with and Brasil with his .—fdjwsmi,--a -ChiefFuneral services will ba "fieliT fslbrr,—H;-H Th ~ iSanforil Post O il Ice will lluti DT,- SanforiT 'VTa'iitiiin ftniool structinn, which will curry such of tha' Merchant' Marines Thursday at 11:00 A. M. at the Steward Oil Cmumercinl Avenue wMI I Io - u loud. Air uldliaitrc engineer.! for 16 years, Lawson rnte/ed close each Wednesday noon ut Erickson Funeral Home for Mrs. the 12:00 o’clock starting on Oct. IT. vide special instruction for vet­ have blueprinted a bomb weigh­ Sgt Ernest Harold Ratliff, .1 It. Hull, muiinger of Hie erans, Mary Emily Smith, 81 year old 1942.Merchant Marines early in it was unnounced today by Joel ing uxi.inm pounds." forim-ily reported missing in ncYowell Store, wns token in Fciresident of I'aulu ' who died ut Floyd VjMMlwurd, Isiy scout ex­ Lawson’s voyages took him to H. Field, nostmaster. The l’n*t tion, has now Ijeyn repoited dead, imld-l.aulil'on Memorial Hospital Speed ol Rouild 9:45 A. M. Monday after u short Panama, Havana, Ttinidad, Brit­ Office will observe the same ecutive of Haylonn Reach, spoke Mis. Ei nest II. luilliff, his w ife JMonday evening with three Im— Illness. * Improvement ol jet fighters ish Guiana, France, Italy, Sicily, hours as heretofore on other days, received a telegram front Hie Ac t - j ken rib- and e. puuclmed lung briefly on flow- lo I roperly s|mhi-The Rev. E. D. Brownlee; pas. North and South Africa, Egypt, including Saturday. "may well produce within the * . sor hoy scout activities. tor of the First Presbyterian Arabia, England. Chile, Uragusy, next five year till aircraft capsThe parcel post- general deli­ lug Adjutant lienerol stating dial I uftet being uI lucked hy .1. P. Visitors included: French Hurfmmei lux> driver Church In Sanford will officiate Porto Rico and points in the very, registry nnd slumn windows Rgt. Rullifl was killed in m l km * Stevens Jl hie of the speed of sound and of vcy. dlanilall Chase. Irvin Frank and interment will be made In Pacific. will open dally at 8:00 A..M, uud In (ierniiiuv on Mar- 2. 1916 uud Jim the Sllye, Heel Cati Com of Ft. Pierc........ . Waller M. reaching target's 2umi miles uu-uy I nnv m cording lo 1’olice Chief Evergreen Cemetery. at altitudes abute .611,000 feet." close at 6:00 I’.M. The money that a letter would follow. •Smith of the Ke>’ Club. According to a letter received Roy U. Williams. Mrs. Smith was born June 2. I Recovery uf the secret of order, posts) savings nnd Victory Mi tens charged with drunk­ 1862 In Atlanta, Ga. and moved Braxton Perkins, Jr. Uond windows will open at H:IMI riirlier limn Hie Assistant Chief atomic power, said Marshall, "can to Orlando In 1866, later settling be imm's greatest benefit" or A.M. nnd close ut 6:00 P.M. Pity o f Air, Aintv Air Forces Person­ enness ,und aggravated assault, In Longwuod with her husband Discharged By Navy carriers will make one delivery mi nel, Washington. D.C., Sgt. Rat­ wai arrested soon after |TT in Week Set Aside For "it can destroy him." Then the and in Paola In 1801 where she added: Wednesdays and two on Sat­ liff wns the toll gunner mi u ddent by. Cupi. Roy Tillls when; Those Ha ndieapped general Braxton Perkin*, Jr. who serv­ urdays. 11-26 (Liberator) bomber which the lummy triad to enter lln. j hod continued to live until tho “ It is against the latter terri­ ij-’s l.iquor Store mi Purk Ave-j ed aboard it Navy dastroyer es time of hd* death. The public was reminded by Mr. ik-purted from England on a bom­ ............... ...... ........ This week ha* been dedicated ble possibility that this nation Williams stated The deceased woman is sur­ curt for three |g$l a half years in Field 'th at over-seas Christmas bardment mi-sTun to MiigdchuTg, ntte.-Chief must prepare, or perish. Steven*, who was in a diurfkcii1 by 1‘ resident llarrv S. Truman vived by four daughters, Mrs. the Amerkatf^ind A f r i c a n packages must be mailed on <>r Germnnv on Mar. 2, Pil6. During "Atomic power will uffect (lie roudilimi, according to Chief W il-1 « » “ wek ill which to employ Ruth Pearson and' Mrs: Bessie theaters, nnd who attained the before Oct. 16, and that the *ame tills mission about 11:1X1 A.M. peaceful life of evfery individual mm i i „ , i , t | * Hama, wus led out of the* Yowell physically humllcappt.nl persmu, the target Rgt- Rqtliff’s Denmark of Paola; Mr,. Florence rank of chief storekeeper, hss mailing rules and regulations ap­ on earth. And It will at the sam* blmber .lX m l d?m.g ««■"*' Manager Then «»d "Caili.1,,1 has been officially designated Maeon of Lake Monroe and Mr*. received an*honorable discharge ply as before. kmnnei su susiuineii nuniagi< fro... iron q ,siiuck i Hall i ..ii Hall. ...i.:/..n I|Ins ... gmntnu the th„ t*hv«( titvie uffect every instrument and Sicyt-u* who fell "Nuthmul Erntdov Physi Sarah Blackwelder of 8t- Augus­ from tha atrvico. fluk and Ills left leg was wounded. technique of destruction." tine: two sons, Ben Smith of The plant- limped ifs far us Min against an* automobile lender of, cul'y -Handicapped Week.” Today ha announced that he How close wus the race with n im parked nearby,* Mr. Hull During this week, according to Sanford and George Smith of would be associated in business S-S gt David Smith the Nuxix for this secret was deii, Germany, exploded \wlco vtas us-jlu-il into the store where I designation hv the 79th Congress, Paola; also 16 grandchildren and with his father in the B.L Per­ I b Out Of Service before II t-rnsluxi lo Hie earth. he ini riled, I iqqiropi iate ceremonies are to he indicated in a d i s c u s s i o n by Mar* nine great grandchildren. This was Sgt. Ratliff's sermnl shall of the reasons for the Allied kins’ Haberdashery. Stevens was discharged from held throughout the nation, the invasion nf thr European contin­ mission. nurppsr of which will be to en­ DREW FIELD, TAMPA. FLA, the Army in July, 1942. Since Sgt- Itutliff, run of Mr. and that lime ho has been arrested a list public support f o r . and in­ ent. One reason wus to shorten Oct. 10, (Special)— Staff Sgt. N A V Y C E N TE N N IA L the war by -’ facilitating the ad* S g t Harold Keeling David R. Smith was released frmn Mrs. Tliomus Ratliff, Urlundo number of times for drunkennss, terest In the employment of vauce of Russian forces from the Higliwuv. wus educuled in tlip Ttrherwis* qualified, but physiservice With the United States Chief Williams said. ' ANNAPOLIS, Oct 10 DP)— . Returns To Sanford eust, said the general. Th* other U. S. Naval Academy, centennial Army Air Furce* today at Drew locul sehools. He hud been in Following an illness, J. R. Hull cully handicapped workers. he described this way: Hie Army iiboiiL one and u half Field Separation Station. week observance today was fea­ "A t the same time German Sgt. Harold R,- Keeling, who •years uad after entering the ser­ wus discharged from the Army* I'ERON OUSTED S/Sgt. Smith la the aon nf Mr, tured by a 100-gun salute — one technological advances such a* In waa cnptureil! hy tha. Germans vile in October 1941 hud received III N'nvember, 1941. He wus at­ BUENOS AIRES, Oct. 10. l/P) Sr., of for each year of ita existence. tended Monday evening by Dr. L. the development of utomic ex­ #hfla serving with .the - Infantry —The Army ruled Argentina to* * }" 1" * on Dec. 19; 1044, during tho bat­ Admiral Chester W. Nimitx and 1810 DivonWRoad,SlWinter"'Park. Eml Casper, Wyo. He embarked Munson, who reported The punc­ day after forcing the resignation plosives made it imnrrntlve that Prior to his entering the service Adm. Ernest J, King were among we attack before these terrible tle of tha Balgion Bulge, has refor overseas duty January, 1945. tured lung. turned home after receiving an the distinguished . naval alumni he waa employed by the Orange Following an investigation of of strong-man Vice President Col. weapon* could tie turned against Juan Comingo Peron, but the part.in today’* Laundry Co. expected to uke honorable discharge. Ha ia- the us." In January, 1944 he was sent Fred Bailey, 91 Year the case this morafng at 10:00 Nevy is reported demanding the aon of Mr. and Mrs.. Sam Khei- climatic events. Tltere was no mention in Mar* u'clock by Assistant State At­ entire government quit and turn overseas with the 462nd Bomb Ing of South Sanford Avenue and shall’* report of a corresponding Group to the European Theater Old Man, Died Friday torney George A. DeCottes, hr the nation over to the Supreme Veterans7Agent Tells Kiwanians About GI Bill Nearly $4,060 Is Raised For W a r i Frnd In 1 We N*"sSPB0!8MiS; J Sgl. E.H, Ratliff J. R. Hall Injured Reported Killed In During Attack By 'Action- On "Mar. 2 J. IV^Stevens' Jr. Karl Lehmann, executive managar of th# Victory Loan Drive wfll be in Sanford at the City - Hall at 10:80 A. M. Friday to formerly attended Seminole High formulate plana, together with School. ' the local War Finance Committee, He now weight 170 pound*, /or the Victory Loan Drive. but atoted that during th* time he was a prisoner in various L A V A L APPEALS German eampe, he loet 60 pourMs PARIS, Oct. 10, (^ -A tto rn e y * in freight. After hie release a* for Pierre Level eet the wae'aent to France where he re­ t r f ln^metton today to covered hi* weight, he said to­ day. chWf Whli w £ . Ha served overseas nine o f In- months in the Belgian, Luxem burg and Carman campaigns up to ths time of .his capture. His d*cormtionj InehkUsth# ETO rU>bon with txro b*tbs atari, tha cur* railroad work. SHOT AND ILLED TALLADEOA, AU. Oct. tO. (/P)—Officers said today that Mlsa Ida Priebe fired at least two <ahota at bar assailant before she waa alain Sunday night. Bern­ ard, the woman's nut* brother, told them by algnc> that the ■layer Vaa a . "huge man who where he remained until his re­ turn to the United State* in July of thia year. He holds the ETO ribbon with aix battle Sters. Hia wife, Mr>. Helen Smith, live* et 620 Veienca Drive, San­ ford- HOT MOVIE NEW YORK, Oct- 10. (41— Major Jack M. Dunlop, Opelika, fiygrtuftii)^ moMyi" Aio. special services offlcar with the Fifth Armored Division who returned from Europe on the S8 Nearly a bQUoa people live on Alexander today aaid even cnthe lands of tOuthmsUrn Asia, my shall* and Niutle patrols failed to .Interrupt motion picture show* of Utt earth’s land Area. near the battle Funeral services weru held Saturday afternoon ut 4:10 o'clock at (he Community Church in Luke Mary for Fred Bailey who died Friday ut 1:46 P. M. ut, the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. H. II. Finnell, with whom he made his home. The Rev. W. P. Brooks, Jr., pastor of tho Kiret Baptist Church, officiated. Born in Quebec, Canada on June 4, 1864. the 91 year old man had lived in Lake Mary for 24 yean. Hie only survivor is a niece living ,in th* north. Inter­ ment was made in the . Lake Mary eemeUrjr. H stated that the Circuit Court had no Jurisdiction over the matter which was referred to County Prosecuting Attorney, George A. Speer for appropriate action. Meuuwhile Stevens had been transferred from the City to the County jail, accordhig to Chief William*. DEDICATES DAM PADUCAH; Ky. Oct. TO, (IP)— President Truman arrived here by plan* anrout# toxSilbertaville. Ky. to dedicate a Teen#*#** ,Valley Authority dam tb«r*. . • JtfJ---- Court. Meanwhile at Miami Chil cun President Juan Antonio Rios blasted "governments of force” . Chile'* closest neighbor is Ar’entlna. Rios Is going to Washngton to be President Truman’s guest. technological menace by Japan. Indeed, the general mad* a point o f the fact Hist there waa llttlp real coutuct between the Ger­ mans and the Jupunese, express* ing himself this wuy: “ Th* Axis, as a matter of fact, existed on paper only.” PROMOTED Sgt. William Georg*, aon of Mr. and Mrs. W. George of West First Street, ha# been promised from tha rank of Ser­ geant to First Sergeant. Sgt. Georg* I* presently sta­ tioned at Saipan where he, has been located far th* past 20 months. The Army's battle deaths to World War JI surpassed tho** * f any conflict In U. S. history *v*n though advanced medical car* brought a remarkable reduction in deaths among th* wounded Gen. Georg* C. Marshall's blewnisi report showed lost night. It listed 201,1(77 soldier# kW*d f J. ■___ L — L (Cm i i i s w o* y ep Tee) � 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 08, 1945 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 08, 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 08, 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/0fd934a5c0d010e38641076bb1cc6f87.pdf 6456e33a0a7067c495b40e8dc9ccaa95 PDF Text Text 1 * / J •••*> & r \ WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 3. 1945 TttE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD FLORIDA PAGE EIGHTH SIT. WANTED IlirSII School girl will care for children in etenlng*. Phone flu MV. WANTED TO RENT FURNISHED house or npertment, enutde permanent, no children or pet*. Phone filt-M, K U R N ! S It K D or unfurnished house or apartment. Perman­ ent civilian resident. Box 20, r/o Herald. DIVIDENDS for 10 year* on ynur flic, automobile ami 11a- hility insurance by M l Insuring with M. Boyd k Co. Tho word button come* from the French “ bouton,” meaning something to be pushed out. Big 5 Peace Parley E n d s In D ia c o rd Commercial QUICK RELIEF FROM Refrigeration and Air Symptom* e f Dlstreee Arising from Conditioning D e a le r STOMACH ULCERS Wanted 1 i * , ' (4 DOST: 'Pocket book with money It nnllnnrd I'r.iM i 'a . r O h.| and drivers' license. Reword. A. Jenkins. RU 1, Box 201, Sanford. sin's insistence on barring France and Chinn from discussions of DOST: One bunch of keys in Balkan pence trenties. Post Office or Kent’s Gnrage. “ There is good reason to be. Finder return to 214 E. 2nd Ileve,” he added, "that with con­ St. A. S. Whorton. tinued patience ami understand­ ing on all sides agreement on essentials can be attained. “ Wo tare determined upon thnt outcome.” No date was set, however, for W A n TE D i Girls for lull time any future meeting anil, confer­ at Dancy's Drug Store. ence circles said, it prohnbly W ANTED : Maid for Mather would not be until the head* rvf Furniture Co. See Mr. Bruit* the governments find some solu­ tion of the procedure issue. , EXCESS ACID DUE TO FraeSeekTeHeefNemoTreatownttM Mast Help ft It WH Ce** Yea NetMai Over two million botllM of IhoWILLARD TU B ATM KN'Thsro boon sold for rrltef ol ■ymptooH nfdUtrfM sri.1 n* fiomttew r i and Duw Imm I I t a n On. to E n *w AcM— P a r DIcm U mi . t a r or U*s«t W in w h O M .Im t, H iw t h r s , « t a * t « » n— * H e, dun to Crests Arid. Bold on l5 d .F i trial I A»k for ••WtllnrWl Mu m o " which full) uplslns this t n it o n lr I n * a* HELP WANTED :LAH91FIED AD VERTISING RATES llllU.SK, two or three bedroom*, JOe per fine for one Insertion ■** furnished. Permanent resident. OHr per Bne for three Insertions P.O. Box 1021, Sanford. 07c per line for fl Insertions RESIDENT of Sanford last five •5 per line for 20 Insertions years desires furnished apart­ Minimum rates . . . 10c ment nr house. Call 702-J, usk PHONF. 14* OR BRING YOUR AOs to TH E SANFORD HERALD for Mrs. Jqck West. Count, live words to the line, Including phone end .widrrw*. . All ndvrrlisemrnls, for situation* wonted W||| be charged7 far e l the W ANTED : ^Furnished or semi- W AN TED : Two maids, waiter nr .waitress. Call Mrs. Perry, regular rlaeslfltd r a t e # .________________ .____ _____________ furnished npartment In school ARY jilAy pelt'with ranmvnhto floor, complete with washable robber pnd. 24111 Palmetto Avc. F IL L up w’ilk kerosene and fuel oil before winter. 114 H.P. Johnson Outboard motor II. II I'ill'K GO., INC. and man's pre-war Roll, fast 'blryelc, gnud condition. Phone MAN'S hirvrlr. I'hone 177-W 810-ID »>■ llfr TON Chevrolet truck stake body. K.20 tires, good rondl- GOOD RELIABLE USED CARH tlon. First house on right. Ml Wide selection nt nr under OPA ceiling. No new cuts for many '■■“ Dn'm—Rcwd: Mnnroe Cornur. ‘months. Get dependable trail*UPHOLSTERY fabrics, tapestries IKglalinn pi tnasotvibli; cost dsmfisk*, hrocalclles. yn ' goo<l I [OLDER MOTOR SALES ^ 2 0 8 W psI First St. stork to select from.- ll.H. •■ Brown,. 2Di I N. Orange Ave., I’ hone 4013, Orlando, Fla. 11M2 STIIHEBAKER 4 door sedan, good condition, new tires. ITinne O.RPITALIZATION Insurance, 775-W. George Steele. Individual, fnmlly and group. HOUSE—three r_pom sf smnll kitchen, rity water, electricity available. Four lots, 1U by 12d WINDSTORM Insurance. Nmv is ft. Asking fl.OdiMH) (Cash). the lime to j rntecl your pro­ Near Lake. K. Lugcrquist, Box perty against windstorm dam.... c Tu n....i i. f.. .123, Lake Mnrv. Fla. «a ,000 LIFE Insurance In each person ages 10 to Ifi fur 117. 'fiO/dividend* redd'd1 tho year­ ly cost In *11.fill after the 1st year. G. M. Boyd A Co. * FOR HALE: Ample quantity Inni life GOLD SEAL asbestos roni coating containing Petrogum Sanford Paint A Glass Corn pany, 117 So. Park Avenue r.AGH - IN grocery I h ix , 1 ft. wide, 2 ft. deep, II ft high, fi doors: Factory Imilt, $21,00 rash. IRON BED, new mnttrvsN, roll springs, dresser, $ 11.00. Elec­ tric Cold driflk Imx with motor, $18.0(1. W. A. Harrell, l-oko Monroe. Six room borne in good section, iluuiedinlr possession, TWO FARMS FOR SALK One Robert A. Williams 1 acres, tiled land, 1 good well, Phone 7.12 Atlantic Bank Bldg. 2 story house, I ear garage, I 'Tool house, (100 ft. West nf I IREK story tjikc Monroe post Office. One *30.(10: It. L. — 1 acres, ell tiled, good well, 2 Summerlin Ave story hour.e, 2 story hard, tt mile west on Orange Boule­ vard. J. W. Bell. Luke Monroe, Phono Ifi. WO STORY mune house fur­ nished, 12 ‘ 4 acres of ground, lUMHKH-Lumherj W retiring i ' Itory hBUU MKIitil Reel'*, very II acres' cleared, ft■j acres ' In best lumbar. Plixit».door*, win­ wnipi, Good well, water piped dows and piqnihlug. Hubert's into house, [Hired $Klll>.DI) ].umber Yard-' cash ns is. if interested write W, A, Lomlnnlicrg, 7IMIU Nuvin I GALLON (Ink Imrrels • u Avc., Tmnpu 4, Flu. limited supply. Snnfonl Coca Coin Untiling Go. FOR KALE Nica home in Rose ('m ill, frame ONE HOUSE, two lute in Goldsconstruction, 2 lot*. Can he Imra. Duhart's Lumber Yactl, -"'seen by appointment only. Rnherl A. Williams HOUSKhold furniture. P h o n o I'hone 732 Atlsnllr Rank nTila. County 140A, Lake Mary. * FOR KALE in Mtitkham— 1(1 seres resident lot. Midway S. Granby Ave. J.E. Walker, PHI Cypress Ave. r- U til KKItVKL Gu* refrigerator railing. P e r f e e l ctmijlllun . Phone 412-W. HOUSE 'trailer, sleeps two. 11, It, Yates. 1(11 N. .Palmetto Ave. COCKER SPANIELS: 1 Red pups country raised with full pedi­ ONF IIIIIGGS - Stratton Engine, gree inrudlhg 30 champs. Six Model 7.7., (i II. P. Electric weeks old, frdm $15.00. Mrs, Service Co. 207 Magnolia Ave, A.D. Marsh, Bax 104, Rt. 1. I’hone KM. New Smyrna (lutke Ashby), A Y messenger, bjko/or w Killll A.M. to 4 P.M.. ,40c Night messenger must bike I P.M. to 10 P.8 hour. Western Union. Slilrls and (tresses are now lieing made from a Florida weed, known ns ramie, originally lmWAHHwrtman Monday and Tuespolled fiom Chinn. ..days. Washing ntarhlnc, all m <i d e r n conveniences. I'hoqe 20 urres tiled celery farm, lately W ANTED: Butcher for A A P plowed and burrowed , im Cam­ Store. eron Avediio. I'hone K.R, Stowe, .Linidt . o r-E d w a rd F, Lamy W A N TE D } Helper for Jimmia ptibne T»t2. ('ownn's pHhijct (Metnl Work*. FURNISH Ell apartment ‘I or rooms. Gas cooking. Phone • 4502, Short's Cnm|i. At The Armory Music py “The Banana Boyd' World Wnr It Veterans admitted by Discharge Button Admission: $1 per .couple (tax Inc.) Tickets on Sale nt the following places: Smoke Holme; Bill's Pk?. Store, Frank’s Tavern, Itoumillat & Anderson, City Drug Store. Touchton’s For Table Reservation Phone 200----- 50c per person The public is cordially Invited to kttend 111=111=111=! 11=111111=111=111=111=11! E l 111=11 1=111=11 1=111 HARD-T0-GET ITEMS! GET MONEY FOR. YQ ^R CAR TO BUY: Used ear in good We’re buying ltt.T.t to Tl)41 Mffltvl mechanical rondition. Will pay Chevrolet Ford and Plymouth . rash. Must he reasonable. P. O, ears. Take advantage of this Box I (1115, Sanford. ...... ready market to convert motura. into money. . c PLOWING, harrowing, levelling, HOLLER MOTOR SALES not less than 2 acres. Phone (124-J. 208 West 1st HL BORROW HERE WHERE PRIVACY IS RESPECTED • YOIIR natural desire lor .privacy In money matters i* strictly -respected hire. Friends' and t chit i up* am not questioned about ynur rredlt. Your em­ ployer or business associates will not hear of your personal affairs, Thera is no cause lor embarrassment. , v ...' Re (nhilab!- rreil't requirements. No fo makers o i rr*'>nov loans, "arinhln nnymenl plsns. . FA M ILY t.OAN CO. Florida llauk Bldg. Phone *3 FOR $1 additional you can mid to your automobile liability policy medirnl payment for each . person accidently Injured while a nnssengcr iu your car and each pedestrian hit by your ear up to $7M> each. C. M. Boyd A Co, BUSINESS SERVICE ATTENTION-TRUCK OWNERS TRUCK TIRES TO BUY: Camera bv Service man. Phone 22D-W’ or 071. 2414 Palmetto Ave. i Saturday, Oct 27—9:00 P.M Cash saving* of *4J>fifi,000 and consefvation of fl.'i.OOO tig** • of heavy gauge steel were realised through Quartermaster Corps” reclamation of 1,822,000 fir,-gallon oil and gasoline drums during the first nix months o f 1040. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS A. Schulske, Distributor :UH Stovall Profession!) Building Tern pei Florida AMERICAN LEGION DANCE cord, r la. is -the new, preacher at the Southslde Baptist Chfireh. He was educated at Norman Park Junior College. Almut four olid a half million Tobacco users pay Into state pounds of Paris green, -often used mffers atout filOO,OOOpOOO annualA L L ROUND man for grocery as nn insecticide nml fungicide, , store and meat oiarket. Apply are produced . annually in the ly in taxca. Stiles Grocery, next to I-nun- United States. - Nearly half a million rnilroad lanterns are made annually in the United States, W ANTED: Experienced steno­ Three hundred thousand pairs grapher. Must bo accurate. Before 18flfl, when wax was Apply Chnsc A Co., Extension of ennvas-top Jungle hoots, no longer a standard issue item, have first made from petroleum at No. 18. been converted into athletic Corry., Pa., the need for candle* shoes for use by patient* in gen­ was supplied by tallow, beeswax, eral und .convalescent Army hos­ or such vegetable waxes as baypital*. berry. GROCERY store for rent. Com­ plete with fixtures, I will give lease to party under the fol­ lowing ronditiuns: Party must ho capable of ope­ rating a first line grocery, and meal market i'arty must have enough capital to slock, and maintain a first line class id trade. This store (yin he open­ ed at practically no expense W ILL pny rash for alt kinds of used furniture. Phone 124-J. other than your njock of goods, although I prefer selling fix ­ W ANTED TO BUY: For rash, tures, and renting the building. reasonably priced second hand 1 am in a position to deal with house trailer in good rondition. -the right party, under either Tires not necessary. Phono 071terms, •' , J.A. Calhoun !)l!l Weal. 1st. SI. , W AN TED : 12 isge shotgun, barrell. Phone preferably dnnl 128* R. DR KALE: Two mules, *310.00 work single or double, will do [Ill BETTER Health — Drink for farm work PeBary Estate, Mountain Valley Minernl Water. Enterprise, Fla. Phone Co. SAVE money when you buy your Nature's Aid In health. From next ear <>i Dark thru lowrr 400(1. Hot Springs, Ark. Ixit us local hank fiuiinrltig and our, serve you. For Hsle at Duloryef insurance rnsls. C. M. FURNISHED 1 room bungalow hart's Lumber Yard, 000 Han with hath and garage^ *2,100. font Avrpn87~Phnna~18S:Mr — Inqui re-pjO.,- II, Br- Brown,--Lake HAVE money on your fire, wind storm, automobile** workmen’s compensation, burglary, lia­ FOR SALE: Milk cow. fresh in bility and, other insuranea, EXPERT Plumbing, IS yeara oxMay. Good mllkar, 1703 Mag­ You'll Ilkj) our profit-sharing nolia Ave. • patience. Repair*, water heat­ ers, toilet*, haaim, baths, laun OAK dining table; wood heater. dry tubs. Good service. No Sat­ Phone 700*M or 1020 Elm Ave, urday call*. George "Cnurscn, LOANS on cash vnnm of life Box 178. Phom Co. 410(1. NEW whisxer Motor hike, *180.00. iniurnnce politic* nt 2'fc'A to 208. Hanford Ave. 4tt,9r. C. M. Boyd A Co. TDK 80*^ i* prefernhle lo the (SO deductihi.* collision or up*et nutomnhilr insiiMiire. Gal our rate* Tot ynur rar* and truck*. C. M. Boyd A Co. FINANCIAL— l.anry'it Drug Store Itoumillat & Anderson l)ru|* if you arc interested In handling outstanding quality line* in the post war refrigeration and air conditioning field on a basis that assures substantial and protective profits communicate p r o m p t l y with • - , WK ARK fullv equipped and know how »o recap. your tires. Natural rubber or synthetic, we protect tho aldawalla of nur tire. Jonrj Tire Shop or. 1st and Elm, phono 008. CHIFF0R0BES ADVERTISING ONCE m JTNO W n I THE I I 1 NEWSPAPER , DOES IT I Hli BETTER | For THE FAMILY For THE H O U S E YOURSELF Full protection for your clothes—Mirrur door, lots of Imneinif space. hop the easy w ay TODAY a t 3^.95 up Phone 090— 115 E. l« l U T IL in CABINETS INSURE WITH CONFIDENCE 8 GOING to fly? Get a trip acci­ dent policy from C. M. Hoy-1 A Co. L IA B IL IT Y insurance is most Important .You 'know what it would cost to replace ynur home, furniture, merehindi* and automobile 11 destroyed. But you don't know whet tho ^ verdict is going to be in, g lew suit Involving bodily injury or death. Get adequate liability . coverage. 0. U. Boyd A Co. IlODY AND Fender denta, paint injury or fading should be corrected now to combat aging and weathering. A new pain­ less method awaits you at ' YATK8 AUTO P A IN T A BODY SHOP 108 N. Palmetto Ave. Phone 374 We1have the following sizes: 900 x 20 700x 15 025 x 20 600 x 16 D tmii up your'kitchen• with* » n*w. utility cabinet Gleaming white por­ celain finish. KITCHEN CABINETS DODGE . PLYMOUTH PARTS AND 8ERV1CB 10* Palmetto Ave. 1‘heae 1011 J.D. CORDELL, menUy returned from the eervic*—la now locat­ ed In the .KeOt Building* Auto­ mobile RapaIra. sewing machine and electric Iren service by man with .10 yeara' experience. Hwain's Oarage, aeroee from EXPERT CoAtraJ Inauruc* Sanford Atlantic �1 K. r /V \ * 4 l . ‘ In Unity There lr. Slrenjilh—• * ■' • To Protect the Peace of the World i To Promote the Progress of America! To Produce Prosperity for Sanford. * 1** +*’* TIIP-W P.A TH E R “ * “• T O O A Y : Piwllj- 'cloudy this nflrrnmm with •M-allrrisi afternoon *hn«rr-i and thunder­ storm*. . * , S A T liR D A Y : Fr* widrl) scattered1 showers along east roaM scrllnit. AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, EttlnbllHhod 1908 VOLUM E XXXVH OCTOlIKIt lilir. Member AHMicInlcd Press NUMflER 23. » ■> Jap Cabinet Resigns In Huff Over Freedom Biis Slowdown Hits New York Premier Higashi-Kuni Objects To MacAr” thur’sorder giving: , Freedom Of Speech £ Strike Idle Rises To H alf. Million As President Seizes Oil Companies Lesher, Williams Qualify To Ri'h For Commission TOKYO, Oct. 5, (A P ) — The Jnp*cabinct resigned to­ day rather than carry out General MocArthur’a latest orders—and..the Allied com7 mander will approve the iXt-premier before Emperor irohlto' directs him to form a new cabinet. Premier Prince Hlgashi-Kunl went to One-Third* Of Coun­ try’s Coal Miners Jol n-Wa Ikout-W hiloMeetins: Is Planned Sanford General (lives Orders To Jap (Jenernl IIITIIIA N K, .Oct. 3. (A P ) — A dosen, iren were healrn and three autos overturned in a melee after snmr UK) . pickets barricaded the highway leading to Warner Bros. MuiUm Picture Studio - this-Tnorningi Burbank and Glendale police mid shrrlff'n depillir* rushed In foPc^An the scene and rettonsi order. PirkrlN kept the blockade, however. City Primary Will Be Held On Nov. 6 For Two Vacancies B 11 i ■ - 4 <4 ‘ Two candidate* for offices of cltv commissioners. Robert A. Williams in Group 1. amt t.ea It. Lesher in group 2, have ipmlifleiL ^ hla cousin, Hirohlto, with the rcto run in the primary election ^ signatlons fallowing a two hour on Nov. (1, it waa announced thl.ill, iMi-nalnl P i r „ l cabinet meeting over MacArthur'a morning by (I. N. Snyer, citv demand to oust the home miniater • ■Labor idled by .*nriou.«t tlhclerk. In the Intereata o f achieving puftpM- hcrosh the country inIf rlcclnl, Mr. Williams would free thinking, and free speaking -*f rivjtsi-il to ncnrly 530,000 losucceed Mayor Edward llig'jhis in Nippon. tlny niT Prositlunt Trtimnn It (a rumored another prince, as n commissioner, and ill would succeed My J. Fumlmaro Konoyc. will become BUSES CR AW L AI.ON'l! FIFTH AVENU E, New York City’s main Leshei ortlerotl the Navy to soizn • the new premier. He wns .pre­ thoroughfure. us the drivers protest, the laying o ff of conductors Lodge. Mayor Higgins and iLm stt ikiduiund properties of 26.piissioner Lmlire have nnnuulieed mier when Japan flint attacked on the big vehicles In an attempt bv the management to make bus oil companies in l'» states. in. China, Another possibility was driving n one-mnn operation.-Many In'this.picture hnv, decided that | that they would no resigned Foreign Miniater Shig- walking is quicker than waiting for the f>Us"to get them to their It is the CIO union's next Mr. Williams, who Tormerly eru Yoahida, a career diplomat. homes and offices, (International) mansgeil tin* Seminole Dry Cle move *on tlu* stutiis of tho # Jap sources said that the Macing Company, and who for/tae I.T.B0I) strikers. Arthur order directly forced the past 1 -nv and a hotf^hier lieen I (7.000 coal miners, more thim cabinet upheaval although the u realtor located in the Sanford " nne-thiril the natibnflf tntul joinJap people are’ restless because Atlantic National BanlcBullding, ed a walkout in six states closing, of IIlgathl-Kuni’a cabinet’s fallsaid toduyr " I am running for nbolit *150 pit- nud steel blast *«,u r t to aolve the food and.bousing this office only becuusaj* nuiuhcr ’ fiirhnrrs were beginning lo shut problems. of my friends have approached , down. a» (Jie govi-rnmenl cftlletl General MapArtbur also ordered mi- and urged that I run. I nm u ennfeivm-e » ( tin- operators and the Japanese government to re­ not making any promises other Jolm L. Lewislease ell political prisoners by than that if elected I will give Some 25(1,000 independent union Oct. 10. ‘ abolish the notorious the people -of •-Sanford the best telephone' operatm-i and worker* "thought control" law and police, service of which I nm capable." are expected lo leave thi-ir .jubs remove all police chiefs and dlaMr, Williams, who lives with from 2 til 0 P.M. EST today for % charge Home Mfnishcr Iwao his- wife und daughter at 5 11 A Japanese Licuti-mml Geiu11ft'1s shimo ,!• . <u K-i,-, ftom 111ig. Geneiul Joseph llulehi* a .strike voteYamasaki. Valencia Drive, has resided in son of Sanfoid. ini generni of 1||,. 3 M lnt.mh- Dlvisam nt Malayhalay, Mindanao. Tlu A Walkout of betlveitn 35.1)00* Obviously angered by Japanese Sanford for 311 years. Be at­ Jnpalieso genernl is (,yosi|kv Min->„. m i . -eiii.i ' l uiiiiohnilei mi |U,. island, and, in 1his picture and ‘ iUMIOO workers in (hr - port delay in establishing democratic tended local schools and Sem- he is formally surrendering some. IIM'IM ....-mi t • n> The -eene i-, Geiieiiil l|iu«liis,m\ ■ hutiilmo of New Volt crippled shipping government, MacArthur specifi­ 'IfU'lv High- ~Scfu**k--^fe -t* nn headquarter*. ' *und1halted the movement - o f lt)*l cally directed that Immediate About 2S percent of the Semi­ -- ---- Bj "puke**'*IM iWteHt--------- ■active Itotarian and a member 11unilni««*il «lii Tnit)* freedom be established to permit nole Cpunty .War Fund quota has The first home game of the of the First Baptist Church. unrestricted discussion of the been ralaed, II.II. Coleman, chair- season will be iiluyi-d tonight nt Said Mr. Lesher today, “ I am Emperor, imperial Institutions man. revealed this mottling, when the Seminole High School foot­ entering as a candidate for the and the Japanese Government. he announced that tciim captains ball fit-lil. which >* diroctlv hc- office of rity commissioner ill The order freeing political pris­ have reported a total of 93,150 hlml the high school. The "Celery the Interest of the City of San oners woe- expected to release a in contribution* have been receiv­ Feds" wljl battle n powerful ford, and If elected, I intend to number o f Japanese liberals who ed. . team from Seabrecxu 'High Scho-d serve the City to the best, of A can aid In establishing democraMr. Coleman sounded a p«**l- of Daytona Beach. my ability." , •tette <fj»tf-fwhan.- toe fold th#t **The Siithr sase Boys won their Mr.* lusher, who catne to Sapv f'utitrart Ims la-etf iiwunleil to inapv of the- donation! so far first game nf the m-nson last ford from Pennsylvania in 1U37, l*fe I{o i’*rt- l, H u ai't,1 son dV sure, that nona are detained fur* raabJved hate not been as large week when thev eioacd out the lives with Mrs. lusher .at 2(H)4 the Marion ConMrui lion Coni-j ! -. und Mrs; L. G. Hunter o f thar to delay tha dawn of- demo­ as anticipated and that unteaa Winter Park Wildcats, *<pr*>4ii fumy of (balu for construction Magnolia Avenue. He lias 1-een to 0 Heat dal! Avenue; arrived SqpG 1^,1 <1111- „ f ||„. Seminol, County link -if cracy. future contributions are increased- in a hard fought game Although active in civic affairs, ami for 39; from overseas at Camp The Indictment of Japan's hesi- and more people contacted by the Senbreete had a much heavier the past three years bus been lntud B y C a ld w e ll 1*«'•••" the cem -.i Swift, Texas. I’ fr. Hunter served tancy and delay expressed by the campaign workers. Seminole Coun­ line, thry were out-chargcd by vice president of Ahe Seminole _ . . Avenue Briilgi! at l.ake Jessup' overseas . six months, took part Allied order caused the cabinet ty cannot possibly roach its quota thu .Winter I’ark boys who held County Chamber o f Commerce. On Splendid Record » i the t !iTim» c„Unty iim*. m In two epiii)ialglir. nnjf receiver) already undar fierce attack by V.VS-T, liy UT • tllir .cording to word just received One bright spot In the. county them to 45 ynrda gained nil tluHe served as tha chairman of thpy WTr und good ninilu(;t rlccoJapanese newspapers, to resign was reported at Oviedo where ground; ,, , , , ., ' b'late, Itl'prerelltntivi M. II *"('. however, the “ Sand- the City Planning Committee ( olierto, Jnn. If: jt - ij,'. County Tux Coilectiu Jno. 'Hi ri-k*i-hiine service in Snnfonl ffitlons. todayDome! News Agency Frank Talbott said that over $1.- crnlis” showed a powerful passing when it was In operation,. and .Smith 11 .no Stole (toad Tho 717th Tank Battalion in and tfiroiipliout tlu- imliott was political writers said they were 000 has already been raised on attack which will pi nimbly give was organising chairman of (he In a letter from Governor Millard , |,,til,v l „ ; j „ |,„„|jl)k, interrupted pvlay for a four lupn which he served In t'nmnnny G. a exactin g "big developments" to­ a quota of 93.000. Mr. Talbott said the "Feds" 'dontv of worry. I lie loll,| totnl nlrelih of ... ..... I1 from 11■>) " 1V U, ‘,r ...... kf,ov,rrir r 1M lln" 1*• Hi. gull Of tULy Zoning Commission, which (jiiiiu ell on the sidendn \. first saw i-umhnt cn* Alar. 21, re morrow,*fartieya Bridge: t>t the Tjtu- period start tug at 2:01' I’.JI. he was confident tha people of The "Feds” lost their first is still functioning. Ho is presi­ cord" made by the laxpiiicrs 1" the eotilrovei -y between the National! HGB, the date tin- Ninth U tt MacArthur'a order swept over­ Oviedo would come through and vtllugllriilge wilt I,.in miles an dent of tho Itotnry Club, a mem­ game o f the season to East is I-pilemGun nf Telcidionc Workers At my jumped the .shine. Arti* Seminole County. Mr. Jiukins ,v- ,,ilr board the entire Japanese police raise their full share. wiir enb'iil,,|i co .1 of <2s5.lino <2h.ri.!ldi . 13 to 0 and their second game ber o f local Masonic organise-( “ - " j" . system which has kapt the Jap­ ibis toad will link Sanford f< atal in- National Ubnr itelis-i ‘ iited two years ago nt tamp Lea Lesher, city chairman, with Orlando was cancelled ■dud tions an.1 of the Prealiyloi inn | The Governor's letter rend tin- first Unto with tin- east lions llb.ipd, was tile cause of iJte'Vt’haffeo, Arkansas, tin,- battalion anese poplo the moat regimented rointod out that Sanford has more Church. Ho withdrew from Imsi | in(i-riiiotbiM ueronliitg |„| trainwi both ot Ghnfftw.imd at ■ on earth for the past generation. reason that most cities to he to illness of a number of playera ness as » partner in tho lie le rv 1"Perm it me to offer bv ciingrn runs! anil Tlluslille hv mnin- seivi of the luttor team. a 1 poll of thl- ,teli Telephone Flirt Knov, Kentucky, Idrthplneo tuiutiohs for the splendid record grateful to the National War City Printing Company Iasi year you have n'mife la eollwtintis on nf an iidvipiale. lip to dale high­ ' any to E. Turner, lo--.ilIn f the Armored Force, nml left (ieorgo Cos. a transfer from way, and has lorn leiined l,y hire which resulted In the conI fm Europe on Christmas Day of yautr Iit'll roll- I only wish that Iti-pri'sentnllvo Smith a-- county oioiiage,-. Fund on 'aicouht' o f the UKO Oklahoma who is playing gunrd, mi’ same was. Him in tin- nlhei pm je t npmhrr one. been showing up wcjj.it) the Wi’iirdipg to tli- info, motion. I t 'll. ktruction nf a fine building which has \fter several months of train­ counties „ f tin- State.'’ At the recent. meeting " f the lliO worker's uroU-xt wan ultimately may he used as u Inst few pracilrna, while lit thu Imrkfictd plenty nf, action la exThe pereeiltnga of collection- Board of- Directors- nf the Sent on l lie fa, i tlinl a triul c .iinim-r ing in England anil France Its of i he ’ .'nlioiial labor Itelatio'is tb-iiei iil Slid iiimi tanks proceeded Mr- Jinkins said, is Il'J.Ki the liigli- iimle (in i n t tf t'liiiin lri n f fn m froin little Boh nullum Liiu west L.iiik iff Giu' Rhtlinr' m il TUTlTiftcic ruIlTmck Willis XHdefsoh. o il in Tlie IfiiiTory "o T Romlnoti* jiiP ite .J I war tcaimmejnlcd-Uiat .■itrnrrt—rrrmmnrnrlrd—trnt bill* o f I C u n ltn iirtl O n ■ ' s a r - f v s O rulluni Ini lost year's team will) County and one nf thir highest county and city ettglm-eis make1tiiu bioiul’i'i ill.ions of tip. Fc-lern- There, n COtllpAtiy of tunks was lion to-It estnlilislosl h ln-iioi a -signed to in^utitry elements D-29 BASE, GUAM, Oct. 5, jtis brilliant running and passing collection |*ereontages in the Btste. a survey to ileterniine using j of the 79th Division, und the (S pecial)— Two /Sanford men attacks. Ho is a grua't ‘.‘ Tittle At the mrrtilig of the Board of Geneva Avemie and an extequupi1‘‘com, any dontlimted. A membership drive for the Mr. Turuei said Ibis tuojiiing two units were in tin* assault rera recently reonited on Guam triple threat back. Anderson is a duv. Mr. Jinkins, filed his annual tjralo. Seminole High. County Commissioner* on Turx- northwest to the Mt. Dora llii’ ii- that lo- would remain on the job wave of tin- 9th Army acrosa rhan Capt. James Ilrndford, ataconsistent ball carrier who cna Celery way ns tin- fiusl ronnectlng link School recreational organisation to take ■•metgency hospital and (In- Rhine River. Fighting their lonod there wUh the 310th usually pick Up 4 'o r 6 yards repo'rt of rolleelions on the I'.MI in tliis tond rntliei tlniii tin- ) Bombardment Group, met hla old every time *he hits the line. He with Mrs. K Ii. Tcpsic us direc­ Tux Roll. The Total Amount as­ foim eily favored l.ake Sliore police or fire calls duiimr the 2:tl" way through tire great Ithur In­ tor, got under way last Monday to 11:00 l*.M, strike !enod. dustrial towns of Essen. Duis­ is a boy nf 204) pounds with friend Sgt. Sidney ilfudsun, atar sessed on the I'J l-t Tax Roll Is I.rive route. . Th-* unions btliut is the subject* pitcher for the Washington 8en plenty of drlvo, hr also pusses and will continue through Get. it is expected that the Marion! of tho jiiniest is tin- Western burg. Iliimhorn and Bochum, (ho 12. Any high school student is l * " f r ' 71“ III helped keep fronl-pressurii and kicks very wony-Being the 9 249.423.Ut ( ’•instruction Company will stmt state r.stat Lie trie Employees Association, on lie- German Bradford, a B-2B airplane comKiwanians for a brief time .rninner back and key n\A(\ *>•"» eligible for membership ami os Itailrouils caught and work on the III mile link within i July »- _____________ minimum subneription it r___ ref resenting employees of tlu- in the trap nf the “ llliur squci'te" .mander, met Hudson when the where put back in school today the double w ing‘ formation which only It6,lfil.45 Telegraph 20 days. Ui-stem K bit tie t'oinjiutiy, ma|)U- Inter knoM'h" as tho "greatest loiter played at tha 314th Bom- during their luncheon at the Sanford usca a lot wilt depend* In-1rig charged the goal set is 100 Personal Property 58,3(59.1'* per cent of the student body, sha tin tin log liram-h ot tin- Bell dot’ilile envelopment in history." _________ Wing _ )T_ __ white ___ tour..... Hotel Mayfair, and different on him in tonight’s, getne. ^ bardment baaa said. Tho Youth Center, spon­ system lit Kearney*. .New Jersey. The "Feds” are In good shapu log the Pacific area aa a member , tables competed in a quix of Total Assessment * t 342,957.74 A number of the unions ree f a .picked Army "all-star" base- dates conducted by “ School­ for tonight’s game, with the ex­ sored by the P. T. A. will be The Total Amount Collected is operated by the youngpeople prose mug- employees of tin- asteam mada up of former master" Herman E. Morris. ception of Donald Dyess. first 933l.HH2.3H. under the supervision o f Mis. •oratcl telephone companies of or league and professional The winning table" received string half-hack. Theodore Brook- Tcpsic. Discounts A Unwed by law- $11,__ *’ ,i I 'd! i i stut,i utw also affiliates passes to the Friday evening jin is • expected to take direr The Crato has taken over the. DK-l-77. of the Nutionat Fedeintiou of S p e c i a l A gejil Thomas C. football game of Semi note High Dyess' position, a boy w-ith talent, City Hull auditorium and will be I’l l, tdior'i' ’ Workers . In tin* ter- Allen of the Federal Bureau of home of Mr*. Janie Shoemaker, School and Scabrecie H i g h Brooklin may develop Into a good open for dancing ami refreihment* ’ l U n N n l t v tiioi'v of tin- Southern Hell Telr- Investigation with headquarter* 10] Park -Avenue. Sanford, Hud- School- Tba ...winners included ball plaver. l-u i Wiliium G. Brown, coxswain nt |hone und 'IVIegruph Ccmonnv in Orlando will 1h> the principal ments Oct. 12 with the Jutiior D T lG s U llJ r «on and Bradford had not seen such "master minds" a* H.C. The probable starting line up Class sjonsorlng the Friday night the Navy, and son of Mrs. May __ __ h'.unW-’ affiliated w it), the N'.i. speaker “ ki' the Rotary Club . eafh other since 1038. A t. thut Hetsel, G.W. Workman, Dr. Ice­ for Sanford will bo Anderson, dances and tho Seniur sponsoring hello Brown of 311 West Thud t ,'|rtt'N7| Ecderaliim f Telet hone luncheon Monday. time Sid was ace pitcher In the land If. Dame,. ■Frank Shames. F Ii; Ellis, Q B; Brooklin. It H; Ssturjlftx night’s cntortalnent. In Street, was recently discharged sjg.ooO — Florida State League and a mem- John Hodge, J.E. Wathen, Ttev. t hi Hum. I. H; Llngle, L E; Clark, addition to dancing, pool table* MELBOURNE. Oct. 5 -Con- from the United State* -aval i-m-dm i-t-■ including «| orators Some damage tu» the rah of • ber of Dale Alexander's pennant- J.B. Boot and Howard Montelth. L T ; Fielding, L G; Jones, Cf will he available as" well as a trot of the Pula Gorda Slate Bank Reserve at tho Naval Horen na: t,„ ,„*taHers, and clerical n Roberts Transfer Truck from winning team. Entering the Army Ludwig, It G; Hinglrtarv, K T; enack bar und ping|Hjng tables. w «* acquired Wednesday by (* • Barracks at Miami, and i* i|*>>* , (Wrr*. , Major Thomas F. McDaniel of DuLnud resulted at 11:2,1 P. M. Kastner, R E. In; 1942, Hudaon aeryed aa an Similar recreational dubs have .11, McNulty u( this citv. bring­ working for thr Athuilir l imst • itlit-rn Bell worker* are Wednesday when fire broke out athletic instructor until be Joined the medical corps was welcomed Extra bleacher* have been net been organised In Orlando, Day- ing to six. the numlier of Fi-^da, Lfrte Hslliray. w «rl in* nt (resent wlthmlt u eonback to the dub by President Lin the truck a s 'it » n » •procewiht« present all-star aggregation up nn the north side of tho ■lull HI tun i T. Dost, and the former kept! field with a seating capacity of tons, Deland and Other cities in filiunriul institution* in the'jfWmp NVgotifitlnn* have been f >tor Its overseas tour, tho state. Intercity meetings head,-1 hy the Melbourne hanker. n destroyer 'escort that pile i In* omirtmuy for mine time but have j ing we*t of Jack’* pluce on tho score for hla table. l.ake Shore drive. approximately three hundred. C*pt- Bradford was graduate*! have teen planned which will InAniiouiiremcnt of the purchase tweon New York the Medltorran-1 * 1 r<*—otoied Doling the . • fntm Seminole High School in of Lauburg, waa welcomed f * a volvf fonu-sis. exchange nf pre- of the hank of tho lower West can. France, Italy. Englund and four hour walkout, inns* meeting* K District Governor Sid Herion^, At total of 3.311 persons lit 19ST. lie was associated with grains and etc. . Coast was made lute Wednesday North African ports. While o n , of ill member* of the Fedoi.ithe Seminole • Creamery until guest by President Doe*. Tomorrow night has been de­ by Mr. McNulty who said ho deck manning u 10 mm gun li-i'i ni'd affiliated unions tiave Seminole County took tubercular ' Martin Stincciphcr pro screening tests during the recent 1030, Entering the A ir Corps in signated as Work Night and the would lake charge immediately. during a trip through the Medi- ’ been ordered,. . ln to Major - Allan Wh often of visit of the State Mobile x-ray 1041, Capt. Bradford received junior* and seniors are donning Major Arthur L. Thornton of Mel­ terruneun Hen, the boat wa<" . .. ic Salvation Army for foor unit, it was reported today by his wings and commission in old ^overalls to wash windows, bourne, who In process of iwing »tt"ffed by six Me^sersrhmitl p n n * .,J n H llff* h iH n n years of perfect Klwanis atten­ John Mooradian, whose peanut Dr. Lelund 11. Dume. Everyone • M r . 1943. He was than assigned mop floors and give the Crete discharged from Ythe Army after pianos, and lie received u bullet L .ll| J lU in n U ttn iN O n . dance. •and popcorn stand was for many who took the test will receive a aa, Instructor at Moodv Field, a general going-over before th* three years service will be vice wound in the left lyg that put With Harry Kudell at the years a familiar sight on Fire) postcard in several weeks in* Georgia, ami later taught at oftidfal opening next week. president and cashier of tho I’ unla lilnt out of action for iitqre than piano, Frank Lamson led tho Street, near tha Sanford Zoo vHenaricke Field, Florida. - He fortnlmr them if they hsv* Retiring offi-ers gretpreaident, Gorda hank. Recent Major Thor­ a month, die also'participated in singing with pep and test, in­ and at High School Football Capt. W.C. Hutchison, now sta­ chest pathology. joined hla present B-S9 Group Dorothy Crumlev; vice-president, nton has been assigned to duty the Normandy invasion. cluding his famouA windup of games, died during the tatter tioned si American heudquurtcrs In' October of 1944 and haa been Robert Jones and treasurer, Patty IDs decorations included •Bit"Tha Old Gray Mare.” part o f August in Providence, Anderson. New officers will be with the War Manpower CommiThe Campbell-laisiing Post 63 of overseas since April. Purple Heart, American Thent »rv in Manila, has been promoted to aaionGlenn Llngle. president o f the K. I., 'according to a latter from elected on Oct 18. I a major in the transportation the American Legion wilt sponsor Bradford completed 23 combat Navy Expeditionary Area. Afri Organited. in 1917 the Pulita ! hrnn -h nf the Signal Corns, his u Navy Day dance at the Sanford ns at wars end -and has Kay Clab and o f tha Senior Class a niece, Alice Mooradian, to Mrs. Gorda State Bank la the only can campaign, KTU and Uool f mother-in-law, Mrs, Alex Vaughn Armory on tha evening of Satur* *4" awarded the Distinguished at Seminole High School, told of 1!enter Little. Conduct ribbon. He entered thbanking Institution in Charlotte -Little wrs known here of the day,.Oct. 27, it was announced by . Cross and A ir Medal with class plans to erect a football is I was 'n o titW t.Hiay, County, Its resources total IE* service, Oct. 31. 1242. He i* score board o f materials that background and ancestry of Mr. Joel S. Field, post adjutant. Pro­ ak Leaf Clutters. 332.000. ' 'Tito McNulty group now married, anti today decl^?*!. i h» ! J Um j p would last Mooradian, other than that ha ceeds of th* dance will bo devoted »*HI * haa total resources In excess of Dr. Do** reported that tho con­ vaa born in Armenia. His niece . TWO KILLED to the National War Fund. 916.000. 000. McNulty said. Others dition of O.P. Herndon now at and her father came hare in LAKELAND^ ----- ----E . B . Carter, selective service Wednesday evening, State Ad­ .... ,.| A b rllT w p .lu r h.Wn, L«.„ In the group are tha Bank o f Molth*a Florida Sanitarium and Hp « pi­ August and tod •him hack te^tlerV, i sported today tha name* jutant Raid Mann, together with now itationpqTn Pari*, ha* been * . C^ r for„ m^ y y. e ,r‘ bourn*. First National Dank of Providence, after learning he was of three colored registrant* who rns improving. Mr. Field, who is commander of IT. For e number o f year* he bad failed to report Thureday to Kissimmee, Bank of New Smyrna, the 7th Legion District., attended l Bother. Menuel Brown is Florida State Bank *of Sanford, ivad at the Matlsra Apartments go to Camp Standing for Induc­ Mrs. Hutchison is at prukent the mass initiation at the L a k e . ■tationaA itl Alabama. and theOkeechobee County Bank. on First Street- • tion. Anyone who can give th* Recuperating ng at the residencj* of Wale* Legion Post o f 87 World board th* addreei of these men War II soldiers, sailor* and ma­ her cousin in Bronxville, N.Y.] fol population ^ o f Macedonia, is reaneated to do so at once. Cotton, though no If Aa early aa 1710 the puhl rines and on* Wav*. Ray CUmlow a recent re tten South Th* men are: Solomon Collin*. schools of South Carolina ing. the llit .ln wcrca. p-pano- Jr., Jessie L. Smith and Richard vldsd education for IndlgtnjAhll- Carolina. etlU hold* f place in i Mushrooms Harry Edward*. i dran tntal^rop value. rater. 25 Percent Of JFirst Home Game Quota Raised F O f Grid Season County War Fund Slated Tonight Coleman Appeals For C e l e r y f e d s In Top Condition For Go Greater Efforts \If _WithSeabreezeHigh Quota Is Reached Tax Collections Conbad Awarded! Local Telephone 1 Pfc. Robert Hunter In Seminole Hit Service Broken Served In Armored 9 9 .84 vPercent- °St . r “ 28j’°0 Bv L&or «m ylFor^ Jin kins A . Dispute' Between Em­ ployees and NERfi Is Given As Cause Bradford [eeis Sid Hudson k vAt Pacific - B a s e T S g X ^ .i l ^ ^ J S r i& i i Member Drive Is Begui^ For Sanford C el'ery C r a te Quiz Is Conducted AtKiwanisMeeting By Herman Morris William (i. Brown Is Out Of N avy After Three Years m& m m CITY BRIEFS Ac uires • Punta Gorda Bank B John The Peanut Man Dies In Providence Promoted To Major nr 3 Registrants Fail To Report For Draft ... . ! v ■ “ '“ “J1?; S l t f 1' "“I th,°n.‘rrvirpJ |n .: j&asrik ...... i •V" �m r * ■• J The Sanford Herald ta ISOS >» MU> H , aveer Meajar. Say F R I D A Y . . O C T O D E ft . 5 , THE HANFORD HERALD. 8 AN FORD FLORIDA P A G E TWO b ls IliM H t >s4 F r M s r » t t « n ) « s at -• a fo r e . P lo rU o ' t i l H « g » * I U * » . » - _______ Strike Idle Rises As P r e s i d e n t Ovei>Ajunernl MaeArthur'a dcak there hanga n meu.sage. J fw ill bring you courage und faith . . . Famed War Oil Co. CornApondent Col. Frederick Palmer called on Dougina I S e iz e s How To Stay Young MagArthuf at his Manila Hendqunrters, HIh most vivid fnumory: three frames over the General's desk. One, a portrait of Washington. One. a portrait of Lincoln. One H O LLAND l - DKAN the framed message which you will read in part below. The lO H D O N I.B A X — llo s la e w Ha General Jins hud it in sight ever since it was given to him ■ LM SC K IPT IO N H A T K * by John W. Lewis, Jr., in April of 1942. when he was fight­ P ayaLI* In A f . a t n ing .2,000 miles from Manila: Youth is not a time of-life — it is a state of mind. Nobody grows old by merely living a number of years; people grow old only by deserting their ideals.' Years A ll n M laa ry a e l l m , vara* a . Ibnaha. r f w l a d o . a and M t l m nf wrinkle the skin, but to give up dhthusinsm yrinkles the t n lrrls ln m rn la t . r I k . parpasr u( soul. Worry, doubt, self-distrust, fear and despair— these l . l . l u N M l w ill k « r h . r s H tar are (he long, long years that bow the hend and turn the •t r»g'S I«r a f t . M l . l a s rale*. -preaeata-. growing spirit hack to dust. irprMfntt TW*. Il.rnia* ll#ri«lu Whether seventy or sixteen, there is in every being’s I l.a .l 11*14 nl • i.*r O * l"» • M aialalaeO In I k . " J S - heart the love of wonder, the sweet amazement ut the I if Ik . ea n n irr Pf1*? stars and the starlike things and--thoughts,.the undaunted. ' vT 7 u u n rlrr* la C U . M . —>— >*------ *r —— m— it. __ -. l l .., f ~ --------- ) ▼ 7 fiullenge of events, the unfailing.childlike appetite for what next, and the joy and the game of life. “ t i e H».aU I. a A M . r U l n l P m . " k i r k •• **»•■* You are as young as your faith, aa old as your doubt; y r , l , r n iu le * •• I k . u . tar re.1 . » -tP M ..-1 -W tek .e. as young us your self-confidence, as old. as your fear; V re C lIrd I* I I « " ‘V ir fllti# In till* pMpfr ■■»»* •*"° as young as your hope, as old as your despair. I K * iofg| m iltlUbiw I b »r# l»* ------This Week. • A l l ' H a U f• I . I f r » k l l - k l l . « " f " N - were affected. W ASHINGTON. Cet, 6. (A l*l — President Truman tonight or­ dered the Navy to seise and operate 62 strike-bound plants ol 20 oil companies, and the Navy immediately notified plant mana­ gers that- it was taking possessior. . Mr. .Truman ordered the seiture— ftrat since the end of the war—24 hours after collapse of Government efforts to resolve a wage dispute-and end the coastto-cnast strike,of 85.000 oil work­ ers. The efforts failed when 10 major oil companies rejected the Gnvemment'a compromise propo­ sal. Plants Notified The President said he was furred to act because the petro­ leum supply situation has become so critical that “ essential military operations are ulready jeojar- aitld the N*yy, would authorize •Hied." no wage Increase* unless ao In­ "Nothing will be* permitted to al ructed by the, War Labor. Board. Wo auppuav wo wouldn't Iw quite an violent over ihit- propn;i'<l $25 u week hnliilout -to. those unwlllinir to work if we could find someone to mow our lawn. Former Secretary Morgentheu aayp American iM-cupuliuii troops are too kindly fur the joh they have been given. And thank heavens for..that! There ore, no "Beasts of Belstn" among them. ----------- O---- -----The United .Stales has Wen chosen hh t h i" permanent head­ quarters . for the United Nations world peace organization, this being tho only nation in the world than colt’ afford a contlniluui knock * down drag • out fight. ---------- O----------Senator Pepper, now in Cairo after vialting Jim ...Stalin, ant's that we must approach the pro­ blem In Palestine, where-Jews and ArAlm u ie . alKiut to slit ruch oilier* throats,* "with tolerance, sympathy.(understanding, uatience .and good! will” . Y «i, (w* must, buf w ilt (lie Jews arid Arabs? Siqaeth looking foil 0 designed,0fl*t**r •••choff1 Fram SOTiraw collsftlon YOWELL’S SANFORD R A D I O S D R WIiC E Radios picked up anil delivered. FRIDAY. n n o B K I l 5, 1945 TUB WORLD HAS .O U O IIT A TKR ItlFIC W.AJt. TO FREK MEN’S BODIES FROM SLAV ERY. BUT SOME ARE CON TE N T TO REM AIN IN BOND AC.K TO TH E LOWEST (itPULSES AND HABITS, John 8.80; If the Son ihi-rufuri- .hall make yqu free, ve ahull he free Indeed. ••«*4* D a te makes* R Time To Push Canal Proposal Ullil.K VHitsK FOR TODAY Mm i I In the way of adequate • supplies of. nny kind fo e our armed, forcea and for thelr^crotr redeployment and dejtroUlUaon." he said In a statement acjcompnnylng his executive order. Acting Secretary of the Navy H. Struye Henael appointed Vice Adm. Ben Moreell. chief of the, Bureau o f Yarda and Docks, to carry out the leisure. He then directed plant superintendents. by teldgram to operate the frppcrtlea In the name of thh Government. A Navy apokeaman aald the aei­ xure legally becomes-effective.-tb*. moment plant auprintendenw. re­ ceive telegram* o f Instruction which were dlsfAtqberi, tonight.. Henael wlhed plant aupcr|nte|i)lenta to operate the , proper flea under the aapte wages, houn,'aw ELECTRIC SEJBMGS g o .' The St. Johns River Is up over the Geneva und Osteen roads in 'Seminole county, and both huve been closed, to traffic- In some places the water of Lake Monroe ia over the bulkhead iii downtown $anfordThousands of acres of rich cattle Innd are now flooded, und a large number of rich farms arc under water.' We take the almve information from the Sunford Herald, which adds this editorial observation. "This might bo a good time to bring some of our Congressmen and tlenl^tors down here and convince them bf the advisability of butter drainage and flood control facilities. “ Lock eatinls to the Indian River (at Titusville), a deeper channel in the St. Johns, could prevent just such a condition as now exists, would make available thousands of acres for continuous utilization/’ The Snnford-to-Titusville lock canal is needed more now than it was When first proposed. Thousands of head* of cattle in North Brevard and adjoining counties depend upon the St. Johns Valley for grazing. The cattle industry in Florida ims made prodigious stride* in the pagt decade. Il shouldn’t always be subjected to these costly flooded condi­ tions, when a solution a* simple as a lock canal to the Indian River at Titusvlljp can he had, with a comparative!v small investment.—Titusville Star-Advocate. 2»7 Magnolia D Y E R ’S GRILL Announcing that wo have re-opened our Grill and Cocktail Lounge. Serving Steak and Chicken Dinnera—Salads, wltli Dyer's own dressing. I'iU V I On Sanftrd-Orlandfi Hi-Way Watch the gleam in hia rye when your "licet” beau sees you in this lovely two-piece •Ires*. Jacket o f this Robbie -MrnnVs Original lie* lovely trapunlo design on breast pockets and button* all the way down front. Skirt ia three gored in back and hae, big kick pleat in front for plenty of freedom. Contes in dashing, glamorous coir ora in our famous Robbie Brooks 100% wool -Shett land. .Sites 9 to IS You buy Insurant*, pay. /o r if, and forget il— until yon have A loaaJ Then yon want •ctlon. 1/ yon Insured through no, **• take, carp p f all dcja|L and snag|t » prpmpi settUasont. That's Ssrw leal - by GRACELINE os Men in MADJ^MOISCUl AGENCY PH O N E S 76 AND -44 Wonderful little glamour pouch that you swing on your wrist. Dangiviogly.. petite - the cartwheel bottom will hold everythin The Chines* annual populutlnn rowth. sometimes is estimated as Igh as 6,000,000 a year. TELEPHONE OPERATORS -Btttr—Patton- made th a ~ T h ird Army and gave thaAJnjted States a fighting force never' equalled hrfory. Without a doubt hs was tha. boat damn fighting tnan in the world and some day every man who fought under him will I)* proud to say, If thqy aren’t already, “ I was with Patton". Bingla er Harried Age 18-35 j a EXPEIflENCE UNUBCESSABY'I * I ESSENTIAL WORK WITH - PEACETIME FUTURI YOWELL’S Yours in blsck or brown rsyon faille prettied up .with s glowing mock tortoise (tu t*. SANFORD Tbew's-a, FO LK ER F A B R IC S SHOPS STRICKLAND - MORRISON, Inc Overtime Pay—Paid Veca'tlMr.'** « Rhone Frequent Increases Pleasant Environment It, Jnhn Temple Grave*, now i t tho. Mayo .Clinic, *aya that the objection to "lodal(sod. medicine” I* that the “ hand of government is a dead hand when. It under­ take* control*, interferences <u manipulates In delicate and in* timut* mechanism* like medicine -• , , Government* may umpire society snd do many great service# for it, but when they at­ tempt to control or operate it. 10 -play God over it, they fail’’. - ..........O-Y .Mayor Ed Higgins and Comaaioner Jack iJodge have delad not to seek ro-el*ctlon again. Ah have given several yean to la Job. Both hafe served fault­ ily and well through a trying Mod when cities-as well as •Inessa* and housekeepar* have (it faced with material and Mr shortage*. They would profirst to admit that ImpJtnramenu havo . mad* they, would Ilka but elty . has- - mads remarkable rase in spite of tna war. A p- period of expansion po»- Use ahead. A N e man with a and forealght should be 200 Your Ford Dealer Since 19.11 .Apply Employment Supervisor 9-5 Weekdays— Saturdays, 9-11 SOU. BELL TEL. * TEL. CO HU E. 1st SL Do Not Apply If Now Engaged In Essential Work ROBERT A* WILLIAMS RRAL ESTATE-BROKER ' Phnn* 732 Atlgntlc Bank Bldg. An auto radio often is one of the-mpat / f n * fi Inin i ii% i 'din ..irc *o statu RAYON CBJEPE IN QxlGINAL catiinkerous thinffa made to_repair. » * •• - .* and some places refuse, .to -touclL SPECIAL NOTICE them. 3 Day Dry Cleaning Service W E WON’T LET YQU PQW N 5,Dlay Laundry Service CATERING You, have a*worthwhile investment, lu *i * ■-j ' . t ’ fj . i ■** a* enjoyment only if yours ia in wprk-, Wai-recommend that new cuatomera send their n '■ i *)■*)' *, Y*r" ' - ’ r ’ ’' W laundry last three dayi df week. WdtaplU 0 4 A ' ingr order. Don't miss those.gpod pwjr r 1018 �r ■ v n — f— ” ■ VS S, 1945 ■■- . m i - j- i ■— ■■■n i Social Calendar ¥ MONDAY Circles of the WMS of the First Baptist Church will meet Monday at 3:80 I’. M. ns follows: No. 1 • Mrs. John Miller, 113 WeAt Fifteenth Street; No. 2 Mrs. W. F. Stoudenmire, 606 Elm Ayenne: No. 3 . Mrs. B. G. Hasty, Myrtle Avenue; Nb. t Mrs. Volte Williams, GOO Mag­ nolia Avenue; No. 6 - Mrs. A. K. Rossetter, Celery Avenue; No. (1 - M r s . R. F. Cooper, Cameron Benue. The Presbyterian Church cir­ cles will meet as follows: No. I - Mrs. J. O. Andes Jr,. Chairman, Mrs. W. S. Willis, 312 Geneva Avenue at 3:00 C- M.; No. 2 Mrs. L F. Boyle,. Chairman, Mrs. George Moffett, 2241 Lilly Court, —a t 3r3fr-Pr M:;— No. 3 - UtrsrTT R. Dawson, Chairman, Mrs. 8. I). Highleyman, Valencia Drive at 3:00 P. M.; No. 4 - Mrs. A. D. Smith, Chairman, Mrs. li. L. C iorc, IV l Myrtle Avenue at FTSO P. M.J No. 6 . Mrs.- 1L. C. Whelchel,- chairman. Mrs. 1I.C. Whelchel '1016 Magnolia Avenue at 3:30 P. M. No. 0 • Mrs. J.. D. Woodruff, ■ Chairman, Mrs. F. W.. Bender, . Indian Mound Hi 3:itQ P. M. ” TtfE S D A Y * * The Seminole County PTA Council will meet at the South;, side School auditorium Tuesday at 10:80 A.M. Parents are urged £ be present. Lunch pill be served at noon. THURSDAY Regular idyetlng of the hole Rebecca Rebccc* Lodge No. Jt. Iriole be held at tOOF Hull Thursday at 8:00 P. M. District \Dcputy President of No. 10, MrA Min­ nie Bovis of .Kissimmee, will be present. All members are urged to attend and apy visiting Kelicccos are invited. Meet in- will be formal. B FRIDAY Campbell-Loaaing Unit No.' 63 o f ' the American Legion wnt meat at the I^lfinn Hut at 8;00 P. M. A ll eligible members are invited to Join. An extensive membership drive if now in • progress. SATURD AY The Garden Center will con­ tinue hibiscus sale at Smith Furn­ iture Companv. A variety of white hibiscus will bu on sale. Personal Garden Club Notes John Mcisch'/ Sr-. Mrs. IrvMrs.'Roy Mann SpcakH On Peace At Firstly*- Fcinbcrg, Mrs. R.A. Smith, . .Ross Adams. Mrs. R.T. Meeting* Of Season‘Held By Woman’s Club' .... Warren, Mr*. D.C. Hodgkin, Mrs. Activities J.W. Hal), Mrs. George McfttU, F.E. Bolx, Mrs. J.K. Courier, With Mrs. Ilnv Mann aT <mcst life is orderly then the world is hei -ubJiM-t |«t 'peace." Mr*. J.N. G,llnn Mr,. E.B. C!e*n*al.ei u . f o r 1 mint*. Mr*. Kov .Tiuis,'Mrs. c.R. Pe r s o nal s Mrs. J. G. Ball has returned j The Fall season's general meet­ from a visit In Thnmnsvillc. Gn. j ing of the Hanford Garden Club will be held nt the Woman's Mr. and Mrs. K.E, Bolls have Club on Friday afternoon at 3:30 t>ecn railed to Jackson, Miss, be­ P.M. At the elose of Ihe meeting cause of the illness of their son. t lea will be served. Mr. und Mrs. James Stryker of Members of the Bonn! will meet with Mrs. 11.11. McCoslln at her Doylcstnwn. Pa. Is visiting Mr. home Wednesday at 10:00 A.M. and Mrs. J.L. Hurt Now that the war Is over Lieut. Clyde Hurt has been Garden Clubs nil over the state Bermuda to will be cMled upon to make every transferred ft qifcV Bermuda, tseTTfcT'C. NashVille. effort In beautify Florida. So Army Air Base Tenn. many towns are realizing that im­ provement and beautification nrc in line with post war activities, Miss Elitaheth Whittington and the idea, being thst our boys and CpL. ■Vincent Peel of Melbourne girls must rome home to a bel­ were the recent guest of Mr. and ter world If we am make it Mrs- C.C. "Whittington,. Miss ttrMVh 111tnjtW fT tiT Ex PFtifive Director field fo j Garden Club* of Oie Men's Service Club In Mel­ • With so much of Europe in bourne. ruins our country muy bo the Old World instead of the New and Set. Nelson A. Stunipc awl if foreign visitora come to sec It EM 2/c R.ijp Stum pc have been why not, have something worth the rceeflt guests of Mr. and the trip to show them, it lies Sirs. Earl Varn at 1606 Palmetto with all to make this n land of Avenue. beauty. Mrs- S- Sternltcrg and son, Maxlc, of Miami arc Visiting Mr. ami Mrs. E.G. Hayes at their home 018 West Twenty-fifth street. * Mrs. Evans McCoy. " Entertains For Son Mrs. Evans McCoy entertained Mrs. II. C. Morgan and son, last night for h e r ’ son, Wayne, Clay, Jr„ Mrs, James Undcrkofon his seventh birthday wit h a fler and son, James Jr., have supper party at her home at returned from two weeks, in Day­ 1812 Palmetto Avenue. tona. Gay ■streamers o ' clone paper wpre strung, iron: the chandelier Bruce Lnncy and E.LT. Laney Th£ color I are planning to spend the weekrInr d the " , „ dining V room. I scht me o f bli black and orange of |cn,| |n Atlanta. While there they the Halloween season wus . used will attened the Notro-DameIn decorations, favor* and food. Georgia 'Tech football game. When the birthday" 'Fake vya* served the young guests sang !'Hnppy Birthday, after which games were enjoyed. Those present were: Wayne McCoy. Ernie Morris, Lnrry The District Conference of the Burney, Lurry Peyton, Roger Bobby Reely, Melville Presbyterian Woman's Auxiliary Gamer, Morris wus held at the First Presbyter­ Brisoh,' Bobby Olsen, Fluyd Dossuy, Jimmy ian Church' in Sanford on Sept. Philips, 20 using the theme "They Went Owen, and BrUcP McCoy. Forth r The Lord Working With Thehl.-"Mrs. E. D. Brownlee, district chnirntun, called the meeting to order nt 10:00 A. M. Mrs. Rol obert McCaslin, of Orlando; ■conducted The monthly P. T. A. m the worship service using ns her of the West Side PriffM topic The Beatitudes. II. E. Aiken Jr. o f Sanford closed the worship Billy B. LaBree MOMM 2 c. Whs held in the school A' service by singing, "The llcatlson of Mr. antt-Mr*. It.. B. I-u- Thursdny nftombon w ith -' tudet*." Bree of Longaood Is home on a A. D. ’Roundtree, presiding. A fter the roll call of the The devotional was led by Mrs. 16 day leave after graduating from the Delsel * School at Beloit, S. J. Nix. Mrs. C. A. Anderson. auxiliary visitors were welcomed ‘ Wis. He will bo stationed at St. Secretary, read the minutes of by Mra. W. B. Ilruinley, president Jamea, Mich., at the termination the previous meeting. The Hnl- o f the Sanford Womans Auxil­ lown Carnival was discussed and iary. Mrs. Roy Mann of Sanford, o f hla leave. committees were appointed by the Dr. A. K. Lurriek, Superintendent Pvt. Vernon J. LaBree, son of president. The carnival will be of Home Missions of Plant City, Mr. and Mrs. •'If,' B. LaBree of nojd O ct 30 nt the school house. and Mrs.-Frank Worrall, presi­ Long wood, is home on a DO day Mrs. J. A. Calhoun, Treasurer, dent of 8L Johns Presbyterlal of Hough after which he^ will^re- announced the Third Grade won Miami, addressed the group on the room fount and will be given "Witnessing Through the Home," “ Witnessing Through tho Presby­ % party; — ------- ' A fter the business 'meeting re­ tery,” and "Witnessing Through Am jT*idcf^w ^M cm e^t^ree yeara freshments were served. tho Prrtbylerlnl," respectively. jermany.,,. In Ge The morning sessloflTra* closed by a period o f Intercession given by Mrs. B. L. Torrence, spiritual life secretary of Orlando. Lunch was served nt the ch in rlf^ i The nfternoon nesslon opened with tho n le d rt'W the ('hirst Imi flag and the pledge to tho Amerlean flag led by Mra, II. J. Leh­ B e tte r S u p p o r t .. man of Sanford. Mra. Charles Wilke o f Sanford, sang "Tho Recessional." Rev. Hugh E. Powell, regional director of Reli­ F i n e r L i n e s . . . in Orlando, gious Education of spoke on "Witnessing Through the Community" niter which Dr. E. D. Brownlee of Sanford told o f plans for visitation envs rigid ism and the Fall work o f the church. Mrs. George Tauhy and Mrs. P. It. Stephenson of Sanford ex­ plained to - the group the work o f foreign missions and home mlsytfiikr-Mra. F. S. Vernay pre* siditl at the organ during the day. Dr. Brownlee dismissed the group with the benediction. Approximately 100 w o m e n from Presbyterian churches of Orlando, Daland, Apopka, Day­ tona Beach and Sanford 'attended Juit t— what th«w new Bandeaux and Long the meeting. Presbyterian Group Hol ds Conference West Side Primary P.T.A. Has Meeting T h . BRA by FLEXEES Line Brai do for your figure I Notlee their finer . fabric*, their exquisite workraaruhlp. But— / best offall—behold the new J* beauty they give to your bosom contour*. The try-on / 1* the best tett. I*’ P L IX A IR I B A N D E A U X SeiUw PUeOd*. leyea te A.B.C Caps. *Um 11 ts M. Circle No. 4 of th* WSCS or the First Methodist Church met at the home of Mrs. E. H. Laney 206 East Eighteenth Street Mon­ day afternoon with Mrs. W. C. Hill presiding, Mrs. R. U. Hutchison lead the devotional end* Mra. F. R- Wilson had charge o f the mission study. Mrs- B. B. Crumley, president of Christian Social Relations, was a visitor at the meeting end called attention to the coming week of -prayer.__________ i ’ EUXAIRI LONO UNI Circle No. 4 Meets At Mrs. Laney’s ■ ■ is A t the conclusion of the busineee meeting, Mrs- Laney assisted by Mrs. W. C. Hill, Mrs. J. O. Laney, Mrs. Clark Leonard* served re­ freshments to tbe following: Mrs. C. C. Priest, Mrs. F. R. Wilson, ’ Mrs. R. U. 'Hutchison. Mrs. Flet­ cher Bolls, Mts. B. 6. Crumley, Mrs. Wtlls snd Mrs. Caskey. ■ ■■ ■,t M C w p v Ms m *4 te 41.. Iis IsWs |Ue •MM *|l l TO COMPLEMENT YOUR PlEXAIRE IRA I f , W la I I O . f i J ■ ■> - ■■ ■y . i r r r ■ ... . Social A n d PAG E TH R E E u~*s TH E SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA , i’ll uuotntlona on pence nnd ilivl leil them into (■ntegiuii\< of defini, ,,,s l" ' ,t f’ ""!'!‘ ( trrrin jn pritn*, I I r , I i ll III i i . 1eni'e Is Iibi'ity in tramulilily. »be said ■ PI aIii tn .'vp|,mln>: fnults .mid. Th" punishment whifli the wis iilL'i who refuse to Inkt* purl in tht- goveiiiiii'llt is t.T'Jiu- Utidn the government of worse men, and i ount inlstol I'.ocMeil. Tiitrioti>in is the ling Idoek to peni'e'. Mr*. Munn eonlimiril Iter ml- tigker riiniplimenleil Clenicpts fi>r her work in eoinpil-, jiui thr u'nr book. Mrs. Rov Tilli* and Mrs. Ruck-1 v\fn» to P'PX'SJ meet with M ’■* I % ** I " f « S ! i » " *: * x W *' 1 * * the ( hand>er of Conimurco on OeL 15 til dkcilsi. the erection of n i„l for World War II vetc* J | ,n .J . Uhman nnd Mrs Ralph Austin Smith were ■ ■ Mnvo- lli't|„ nuVi with . .............. uitir lo .ilisi'iisr. the pnisibillty of * the Woman’ * Club participating in ii proposnl three-day fieSrYiil in honor of ilepnrting winter Mrs. Bessie (ircck Entertains Ci r c l e /•' pf W ..S* S .C W o f the Circle No. :: H’ First SletHodist rhuri'li met Mon* day it 8-30 IV, .. «: tn home of Mrs* It.-vie Greek oir Park Avenue. / The mooting v it* eiiHed lo ordet bv Mr-. I. U llaivry, eb iii niiiii Mrs, f . It. Winn led tjio devntionhl .trnl nlin gave the b y s n v iiig iln it liinlir s t iiin lin e 1 i m i r i . t ^ --------------- ----------- --------------------------------- - Trit.-r.tnil ktiJit.,';■ ■ Th t '.Vorn~ r r r n r iirlnli ution. control of y(r,. c.tt. ILiwMin. civic depart' Grace.' emotions, mid !••%.- or<’ path* Unit revenlrd ihnt ii An appeal iv i* pmdo bv Mrs. lend to peace Cmifiicius : be uuot- .................. Kl„ tll) „ ( |IUT| i m Iioo .......... . I _gills — have II. B. C’runilcv fur linen* for cd a- connecting I lie question •’ expressed a desire to become nf- I tnlnlster*j fnnuli"- in uni ruvwurld petue w iii tin cultivation riIi •t<-I with the dub. Ml>. aged ciuintries. T 'e circle voted nf nil i pciMiual lives as ful-1 RinAci ii|ipoiuted a mminltti'e to! to fill ('hrislntns Isix .- fm Locolow s : work with M r*., Dawson in con-j pean .children. It unnoimceil ■ "The ancientpeoplewho desln-il felloe with the girls, nnd in that u'riyonp in I’irelp •! having Jo have a clea* iiioVut tumi)oi^ Iniaking a report at ^henext meet- 1eletldivfor the- Jaekoqpviilo : it' *tiie world would first orderjiug. — . *• . -»*->*»[.Oo»d 'W H P htifiiatrles n> mil x»ilie’ i iiatuiii.il life; those who deThe program piepured by Mrs. - Mrs. II. f . Morgan anT - the Fv 1sired to imlei tlieu n.itioual life. A A f Philips wa* presented In her i clothing will be mllecled ()cta■ ■ L : ■*, v ” -- 1■' i t ; - M ' ; :.>■>?m *’StJ ' oulil lit. i i >i: ilute iheir home rh-elice bv Mrs. E.D. Hrowidei*. j her 1(1. ln life: those who desired to regu- l.leut. John llnghr*. accompanied! A fter the business meollrtg re lute their home life would first ; by Mrs. George Tnuhy ut the freshments were served by tho m dkL't ,v#. i I i •*> ■cguinti' their ;wisonul lives; those Steinuny, snilg “ How Beautiful Imstris nssisteil bv Mr*. S .A .ft, Sara Susan Klrtley, daughter o f Mr. nml Mm. Flnreiive Roy K lrtley.1who desired lo iigulillv'thrir pur Upon the Mountain" by ,||nikee Wilkinson' and .Mrs. II. II. New whose engagement to William Walker While, son of Mr. ntnl Mrs. ‘ Witiiil live* would first set thvir and " l hear u Thrush nt Evening" man to the following: Mrs J. E. St. Clair White, Jr., wn* recently announced. heart* right: Uu»*e who desired to hv (’ million. The pledge to the Me Kin It-v. Mrs. Harvey, Mr*. W. ('. Starke. Mrs. Z. It Ratliff. set their hearts right would flag nml prayer wore offered. Ilostsscs for the lunclU’hYi were: Mrs. J. K. Courier, Mr* II. F. filst iimke their ivilit sinearc; Mrs. Morgan. Mn. Ihosfi who desire to make their Mrs. J.H. Craw ford. Mr*. Brodie Warren, Airs. Eninui T l i r r l i Q o lw in l ( '| o u " , , u ' wills slnceie would firkt arrive nl williams. Mr*. K.W. Fite nnd Mnfile lllo u n .l, 11 o o L Ilt J U I V In . fit. * i uilderstundine : u II li e r s I amfiiii'"i Mrs. t'lyde Rnmsev. Ahinnl*, M is,’ It M. Mason, Martha conies flout the.e.Nptiinillon.yf the Those attending were* Mrs. Mrs. John Vaughn. Mr Officers, sponsors nnd mot lie r.* knowledge of thing- When the 11.11.. Crumley, Mrs. John Kirk, Moffi'.t, DOC nnd L IL L A MAE TOLAR Mrs. I!. F I ’ renshnw, 1 are spending one o f their .fun for the freshmen, sophoftlrtn*. I nowledgc of thing- is gained, 'Irs. E.A. Londenherg, Mr*, lu'ii Mrs, '!. Winn. Mrs ('. A. packed weeks In New York City. junior and senior rlasses of then iltnleistanding is reaehed; t.eslier. Mr*. E. A. Moughlon, Ponder. Airs. S. F. Flood, Airs. ■Seminole High School weiWhile there they plan to see when u*nlei'sl.uujliig is re.u ( eil. LVlr* K.C. Harper. Mrs. C.L. Red* [ II. II. C.'iltllley. Mrs. <• I*. Herneight shows, have a visit with elected this week. u« well a, tin- then "th e will t- •ibiTre: when .ill tig. M rsVlkA. 1’almer. Mrs. II. dun, Mrs. I.. I’. Doss, and Mr*. represent itives for tin- ilia will i- slnceie then the heart ! J. Lehman. Air*. George Sting', ,1. E, Rowland. James Melton, und revisit the class B i 11 m o r e lintel. Last Fall student government council. is set light; when me hrurl »-!.Airs. W.S. Ilruinley. Mrs. E.D. OLEDA DYSON. M ARY WIGCPO J.ll. Redding who bns Senior class officers: president, -et right then the peimmil life llrownleei .Mrs. J.K Baker. Airs GINS HIGGINS and 1 were en­ Glenn I.ingle; v i c e recently returned from tbe Paci­ president, it. cultiviUeil: when the personal W.F. Fields. Mrs. T.C. Blnisdell, tertained by the TOLARS tit the ’Dot Crumley; seyn lary, Bobby > llfe ” i'-"\nil ivuted then* the home Mrs. W.H. Brlson, Mr*. H.C. Moore fic will- theater, und Air. and Mrs. Biltmorc and you guessed the Jones;- treasurer. George. Fox; 1 life Is legulali'd: wiieif the home Mrs Fred William*, Mrs. 11.11. Frank Waldrop of Jacksonville slickness of the partyi RUSTY chapluin.'Mltlty Elixnheth Farver; | life Is leeiilaied then Ihe 'national AlcFaslin, Air*. R.A. Davis, Mr*. have been the house gueat* «*f TO LAR win there r^d th his’ r rt n F Is' nlhlclic manager, Ann life is orderly: when the national II. Ileltt'l, Air*. W.A. Leavitt, Air. ami Airs. C.L. Redding. fiancee JOYCE KOItngSON. which Lov ell;, boys' athletic manager, made for blissfulness. Joe Wntlicn; sponsors; .Miss He D o...you remember OLLIE becca Stevihi* and Miss Jess e VERA STEVENS? Well, she is Durden; mothers: .Mrs. Julius now rexldlm* tn St. Petersburg Dlngfeldcr, Mrs. II. It. Fnltnley, and her daughter,. DOROTHY, Mrs. Hawkins Connelly and Airs, has grown tn lie a lovely, lovely Ted Wathen. thing. DOROTHY modeled Inst . Junior class officers: president, year' nt Wchha Depart incut Store 11 timill Kastner; vice president. nnd was given u week's vacation Clyde llutt; secretary. Evelyn ’ at the Waldorf plu* un 'interview Ratliff; treasurer. Gwyim Reel; with JOHN POWERS o f ihj chaplain, Georgia Hutchins; girls' Model Agency. However, DORO­ manager, Tlielmii Itey TH Y, mcomjdellng her education athletic nobis; boys' athletic imih'fgri at SL Pete Junior College before Clarence Granthan;, s p o n » o i s: embarking on o career. The white collar girl slur* In Mrs. Alue Daly Kent and Atr*. the Quick Change Act. A basic Mary Chapman Green; mothers’ black dress or Jumper uppours Airs. I.. F. Boyle. Alls. AI Lee. at work equipped with a business Mr*. Bruce Andcraun nml Mr*, i like striped dickey, Comes five. W. A. Ludwig, Sophomore rla*s officers: pres­ thirty, o ff come* the, dickey, ir pearls’ anil H i l l y ident, Kayxshooniakw: vice pres­ ident, Peggy Pippin; »ecritin,v, chspenii and voila. Grant Overton s a i d : ' "The ilnrold Johnson: tTMtsurer, Louis depths o f life lire spiritual Reynolds; chaplain, Delores Mr depths. They are not gained by Ficlliin; girls' athletic inuiniger, travel, In- It ever so wide, nor Frances l.e Fils; bo vs’ uthlalic by exciting wordly adventure •. manager. Holly I’ iercy; sponsors: They are plupibed at home, b y , Alts. Klirabetb l.encb nnd Foacn the flre*ldc, n{ the supper table. ( arl Kellies; mothers, Mrs. Roy In lied on sleepless nights, in Pippin. Airs. E. W. t opr land, tbe smilchnl Intervals of ex- Mr*. Kyle Shoeinakri ami Mr... haunting and ordituiry toil, ill R. II. I'nlrclolh. the room where n father lies Freshman class officers: pres­ dying. In the—roam where two ident, Stanley Ilruinley' ’ “ V I e r Piesident, Donald Deal; secretary, young people are confessing love, In the room where a child is A treasurer, Betty Duncan; chap­ lain, Gladys Well*; g lilt ’ athletic being horn." JIMMY IN G LKY is In town m a ii a g e r, Vivian AlrDnniels; for n short leave nway from sponsors: Alts. Nellie W. Foie Army A ir Corps training. JIM iiinn and Air. Melvin Wilkins; Alts \V, >A. Leffler, MY i* currently .stationed in mothers: Alrtr-W. S. Ilruinley, A1r*,„ll. D. Texas. Come out - bold your bat • Dugiie'nnd Airs. It. F. Cooper. and do u little cheering for the , Fln**_ icpiesentdtlves for the home'town football.'team tonight. student'- couaril induilc: Sanford-plays- Keabroe**- High -«f-- — Sen1ni,KT*- DnT—Fmmlry--- Rnse-" Daytona Beach Hnd it should he a nmry Burdick, Walter M e a d e c,r **»*»*•• “ *•|Ml good game. Smith, Bobby Jones, Bill Meri F rom Digest nnd Review: wether and Joe Wath en. •vir I ' l l l l . M I ' v READY RECKONER - Down lit Juniors: Clyde llutt, Lillian Florida a negro woman applied Boyle, Simon lllngfclilrr, Speiiroi .. for relief during h winter cold Harden and Jack Move. snell. She reported alio had four Kophomm es: H e r b e r t SlenTXr I V H i l l I I *■ml children. She didn’t remember. strum, Shirley Moreland, Johnny perhaps even know, the precise Alexander und Peggy Pippin. ages, but on being pressed for Fraihflun: Donald Deal, Pete more exact” lnformallon,»ald, "I "nt ona lap'chile, one crerpor, Easton nml Emma Jane Rohhins. tli»r ■-■'' one porch chile and one yard Sponsor for the council is Mr*. Gliidys A. Smith. 4 !)e young ’un," ----- C. E. T. Miim **■ ■ a iF TERRACE TALK Officers Elected By MILK of MAGNESIA 29c BILE S A L T S ..................4 9 c lii sodol High I»TA Votes Dinner Party Given To Support Crate £y Miss Williams Black Draught 21c |U U .( Amphojcl ..... 1.29 We f The Senior High School P.T.A. Mina Mildred. illiams honon I alt and M L 1 with Mi .. Jpe Corley presiding, Miss Mildred with a din voted ♦*i sponsor tne "Celery Geraldine Pair ncr party Wcdnexrfay evening at Crate" »i the association'* firsi her home on Imka Ashby. meeting ;;f the year hebl Tuesday The living room was gay and ut tbe ■Mf’rh School. The theme colorful with mixed autumn flow- for the "enV will lie "Know Your era and varicolored Mexican pot- Selin-1.*' Fund ir. the ■year's budget were tery holding- quaint groonery The' ’ lim table war, _____ laid with- an allotted f c tbe purpose of muka ___ oriental cloth and centered with Ing the -r out library mare coma low chantlUy bowl holding fort*Ills T ie budget was Mud nnd [ A American beauty /~ro»es. The adopt'd Mr. Morrl*,” prlnrlpal. mtriuiucflowert were llnimed by ailver ed the '• ''ers" to the parents and candelabra. Mualc und gamei were enjoyed M n. Corley Introduced tho ofthroughout the evening end sur­ fleers and committee chairman* to prise gift* were presented each the group. ' As in the past years four guest*. Those invited were: bliss Mild­ P.T.A. meeting* will he hel I dur­ red Await, MIm Geraldine Pot- ing tbe year and a Founder's _________ _____ _ | will lie given in rkkt-Mr. and Mra. I.T. Stringer. Day Iprogram Mr, and Mrs. W.F. Brunson and February for all county school*, children, Mr. end Mra. W.M. It w «i derided that refreshment* Williams, Mrs. Fred. Await and will be served at- future metingi and programs presented. All mem­ Mrs. Fred Harrison. ber* were urged to attend the J. E. Rowland, Jr. has return^ meeting*. Fifty-four members were pre­ from Mi#mi and West Palm Ecarh wbekp/hu spent several days on sent at the meeting. business. Bill Hollyhced Jr. arrived Mrs. Robert Powell, the former home _____ from " Pensacola where he Nancy Dial:ton, Jj visitiqg, Aerlw «a.rely*sed duty es h ‘ from active ‘ mother, Mrs. B.S. DlkhVod m u a pilot In the U.S. Naval Reserve. the Hotel Mayfair. STETSON CLASSES Last day for registration fot Saturday classes at Stetson Uni­ versity, DeLand, will be tomor­ row it has been announced by Dean (Harry C. Garwood. There have been requests for classes In religion, ^sfh ool supervision cioli end sod I f sufficient?rsgistrstlons ate received, these classes will be formed at once. They will be Uyght by Dr. Noble Y. Beall, head of Ui# department of reli­ gion, Dr. R. L Carter, profeasor of education, and Dr. R. E. Clark, professor of sociology. A ll who are Interested in Satwday desses Ken Jones o f Miemi, recently Mr- and Mrs. W.C. DeCouraFy in these or © th y subjects ere left thle afumoon for Charlotte. atatJotied at Penaacola (• spend ini few day* with Billy HolleyNiCi to vieit their oon-ln-law and daughter. Rev. end Mre- J.W. head Jr. at h|* home on Pal­ Parham. metto Avenutt. Murine Carters Pills 5r*r iTHir H|Wen 49c 19c Nose Drops ... 24c Guiding Ll^ht All day long and far inln the night, our hriithll) shining sign i* a guiding light lo quality drugs, to belter-per­ fect compounding of your prescriptions, to all Ihe add­ ed artlclea we carry for your rnmfurt, conrrnirnrr an d Mrll-being. O ir professional service, our stock, our store arrangement all tell you that It la a sign you' can believe in—a drug store In every *en*o of the word! Capudine ... ... 49c ■ Ililr Drenc Shampoo 49c M .. Barbasol ........ 39c Haleys M - 0 ....83c Tftr 1 f W •/ I L to oth PO W D ER n y A / nrntr mm- ^ \mmn run. j1 O V E H -S K A S Dextri-Maltose 63c Pcrcomorphum 67c MAILING Boxes |*rtiwiHim| Antiseptic 39c Baby Oil . 43c .1 T O U l HTDN <7/U c7A/ufei/ SANFORD, LLOR1DA 35c rXl DRUG CO. S'iOlL -y \ �•J * rilK HANFORD which has been done ly those team* which have been active and laid that a number ■ of othera have been unable to get started yet for various reasons. He add­ ed that he had been assured that these- teams would do their part within the next few days.' Mr. Coleman alto quoted from H ’o n fln u rH I'r a m I ' u t (I n r ) Idle spot' for the recreation and President Truman's address to the entertainment of service men In nation Tuesday night In which he enld: "W a r service has not vet this vicinity, ended. 1 don't need to *tell that Mr. ColemAn expressed his ap* to anyppe whose son is still serv­ preciation . for the fine work 25 Percent Ot * Quota Raised For County War Fund ing With the occupation forces or ve nb indHnt thanks to 'with the service troops in this, victory. countsy. For them tne wic; i- j It Is believed that poker is an still going on. That's why the USO and USO cutup showi must odaptlon o f a Persian game, and go on.' wot brought to the United States "L ei us bo generous und let u» by wav o f New Orleans. ir / ,' GAINESVILLE, Oct. 5. (Spociai)— The University of Florida Gators, who won their first South­ eastern Conference victory since tarty .In 1042 at ,the expense of the University of Mississippi Sutiintliy night, began fall scale lirep unction here this.week for their >econd-conference tilt against TuIsne in New Orleans next Satur­ day afternoon. Although the Gators came out of the-Ole Miaa tilt in good shupe with only minor bruises, Heud t'oarh Tom Lleb has a busy week preparing for the Tulane game. Tulane opens their setiaon oyalnst the Gators, giving tho Floridians Hits disadvantage of being unnldc • O '. S ' U f r \ Boy’s 8 O u n ce Denim BAND T O P P A N TS g a m e w ith an y degree o f certainly as to the Green Wave's style of play. Lieb says, We're pluying- Tulime in the dark,1' but rumor bus it that the Green Wave will be Sturdy pomtt lot boy| with ifiong, double tlikM, Mtta.L Husky bor toil*. Western style yoke bock T*>S button covered (ly (font, fowr foamy pockatt, a ld a two w o m U | t . B ormUa f It Son* Mloa. Hkr*y.fcttJn*ui» Ik acUrhefl a l«i«fN wf Uchrt tall, 36 to TV Inch wain); 30 wqIi Oj 33 (Sic youth, 66 Southern's Insect .....Repellent D istrib u ted by Palnta and painters’ supplies are available. HILL LUMBER & SUPPLY Y A W ) Phone S3 E. F ir s t S treet I II, I M.wmwmcctl.11 JvU an# si Ih a man, tim•!/ la/golnl la La fiw d a w l l t i « ,sa t Sh ii O ld 91 O t i c , Town Brow n Step-in ................... i So esty to slip into, to easy \ ~ (o Wtflfl You'll find yourteH wearing il more oflen ihsn yuur olher lovely thoct! 2 l»ig Features—2 Ltis USX ARNf CWTH.’IE P£IE*f COE IlENA VfROUOO. LIONEL ATWILi A UNIVERSAL nOURE ‘ — feature no- 2— 109 Pql^et|o Uli-huh! Out il thisHyingmoll thinks site’sjust mother lur- Phone 1011 e SEfeliU Td W P . f01^ <ls,e’ he’s m#Mn* themistakeof his luvelile! ■ Good news for returning service men By McGK*Efl(VR Triad Gahasdhnr that wtH mhc well with all of your sport coats in colora of Browii and Tan with tipper closing ^ R -E N T A Q A R By^ GOOD A LL, in their . famous LEEDS cloth, Blue, Brown. Tan and Grey All of thaw are finely tailored:-with that desired crease holding Quality in Abie# 28 to 48. •I i . . ., YOU DRIVE IT! - PIJ0NE 200 SPORT Flint Street at Sanford Are. B y HART. $CH AFFNER k MARX, 100% Wool materials In Solids, Checks or Stripes, Sixes- 34 to,60 Bill WILLIAMS Iwuwawwa Cartoon r e p a ir in g la CrtUMl FlerMa Yiitea A "»v ’apoo Juice" — Pete Smith Novelty 194* Sylvester has! But don’t let that throw you. We . csnlhelp you solvt**yours, If yooUfive ua a’ c^mnce. ■• Now is the beat time to paint the eXterlor Of-yetlf**house. The siding is dry. . Let us help you select the best paint, the right colors — we can tell you how; or perhaps suggest someone to do the job for you. __ 30 SV 9136—Shpg. wl, IVrforallont icamper over the mocca­ sin vamp cif this trim little lie. Dl»liiiiiive at your iiesett (all auilf M HAVE YOU A PAINT PROBLEM? wolit). Srml* lit, In otdiiing.'. Turftan Oxford • • >. Chase away Mosquitoes, Gnats and Biting: Flies 321 •a 61 Inchot tall,' 30 la 33 inch M in e * i under tha aft*,* rauuafit or Beauty OCTOBER _ Chinchillas aiiiinuls. JENNINGS SEED STORE (All /oath, 63 la 63 inchat loll, 3( •a 31 Inch uxlng a variftio'n o f the T forma* tioii.— ^ Gatora drill* this week are itresaing a tightened defeniive play along with a aharpened o f­ fense that la designed to put tha Gators in better shape than'they hove shown In their two previous starts-New nloya, plus ironing out some ot the weaknesses In the line, is Lieb's main topic of con­ versation on the practice field. Although he declines to predict, os usual, nboul the gome Satur­ day. he cautions that ‘‘We're go­ ing to show a better club than we did aroinst Mississippi." The Gators aP-freshman bockfiilil— will prolrahl; be In the starnffg lineup against against Tularie while Jack White* Paris, Texas tackle, and Kenny Hamil­ ton, Daytona Beach guard, will be in the line to aid the cause. Use the repellent developed for our Pacific Ola fouled gwofostM that th# moilmvm (obric shrinkage wilj^ba only |%, Wolitti 78 (Aft youths 51 to 61 Cynthias FRIDAY, HERALD, HANFORD FLORIDA *> Leisure Coats by McGREGOR ip two-tone .Solid* or Check fronta with Solid - sleeves and Leeks- Ideal for Sports wear, ekea 38 to 46; �y • * i — r z —j r*i W F ljlU A Y , O V T O H K H . S, 1045 ^ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES JOe per Una for one Insertion . l»8e per ling for three insertions 07c per line for 8 Insertions 05 per line for 20 inscriltmn Minimum rate* . . . 30c - PHONE-14S- OR. BRING YO LR Afla-to .THE- 3ANFQRQ_HERALD Count, tire word* to the llnr. Including phone and addreaa. All advertisements for situation* wanted w|U be charged far at the regular claealflid rale*. F O R k il l . ; j < I I S A L E - BABY play pen with removable floor, complete with washable rubber pad. 2401 Palmetto Ave. t h e s fN H n ip ilK t t .y i.D , s a n k o i m i FOR $5 nSditinnnl you c,m add — -------------------- • to your automobile liability L E G A L , N O T IC E policy" nn-dicnl payment for m vrn j i nit i ti i mi i 11 each person accidently Injureil I t rt. while n -.nxrengM iu your r.ir hT .IT K or i i o iiiu i\ nnj cnch pedestrian hit by I I I 1M i n n . ypur car tip In $760 each. C. M I l f T I I .1 Al.tsKN, 7 1•inltillfi 1^1 IT lluvil A Pit. TW O wheel trailer, 18 In. wheel* GOING to fly ? Get n trip accb ..................... - - -M.- -Boyd dent policy from C. _ good tlfes. 1317 “Douglasi Art.: A Co. MODEL A Ford truck, grain dy, cattle rack. rack, 4 »P speed tfgbt body, rtf. J.D. CORDELL, recently returned from the service— la.now locat­ transmission, new .12x6 Dual ed in the Kent Building. Auto­ tireai celling $550.00. F ln t mobile Repair*. $500.take* it. Chartf*1K. KIR*, 70S Palmetto. Avenue DODGE . PLYMOUTH ENGLISH LEGHORN GRADE A A A klraight hutch, finest U. PARTS AND SERVICE S. Approved, pulldrum tested' Phone 1011 Mid West Chick*. 100 for 107 Palmetto Ave. $13:50, prepaid, life delivery guaranteed. Poultry Farm 713 So. Howard Avc, Tampa, Fla. LO S T — BABY carriage, good condition. OUR Jewelry Floater policy will i» l6 W c * t 1st.. St. repay you for jewelry lost. HORSE for sale, nice hrood mare, stolen or destroyed. Nn its. already bred. A real hargntn. C. M. Boyd A Co. See C.F. Godwin, Fire Depart­ DIVIDENDS for 10 year* on ment. your fir*-, automobile and II*LONtl\YOOD~tmmrr-S-bcdroome. " hntltytnsurinet-bg not fmiuHng fruit tre e *. improvement*, with C. M. Imyd it Co. furniture. Mrs. F. C. Slade. LOST: Pocket book with money TRU CKS: BANKRUPT SALE and drivers' license. Reward. A. 40 Dodge cargoes $700 to $800 Jenkins, lit. I, Box 201, Sanfoid. 42 Dodge dumps $040 A lip 41 International dumps $006 A up H E L P W A N T E D — A ll above priced from. $200 to $500 mulct, OPA ceiling. These W ANTED : Girls for full time at l.aney's Drug Store. trucks, have removable canopy tope,, stake tardies, and all steelW AN TED : Maid fur Mather ' bodies, some wan iluuls. KN IG H T Furniture Cov See Mr. Brun-' T R A ILE R CO. Ph. 5-J05J, Jack­ son. sonville, Fla. Open Sundays. W AN TE D : Two inulds, waiter or waitress. Call Mrs. Perry, F O R R E N T Phone 1200. up with kerosene und fuel oil before winter. 3W H.P. Johnson Outboard motor •71.ll, POPE PH./ INC. und man'll pre-war Roll, fast bicycle, good* condition. . Phone H O SPITALIZATIO N Insurance. 810-R. Individual, * family and group. C. M. Boyd & Crt. GOOD RELIA B LE USED CARS Wide selection at or under OPA tylNDSTOlv.M jnsnmtu*. Now Is ceiling. No new cars for mnhy the time to proiucl your pro­ munths. (let dependable transperty against windstorm damporlallun at reasonable east at hkc C. M. llpyii ft Co. j HOLLER MOTOR SAI.ES 208 West First St. " 92,000 L IF E Insurance t6 eulfh j 20 acre* tiled celery farm, lately person ages 18 to .15 for *17. . plowed and- harrowed on Cam­ 1042 STUDEUAKER 4 door sedan, Ml. dividends'reduce the year-J eron Avenue. Phone K.U. Stowe, good condition, new tires. Phone lv cost to -*13.60 after the Is'l i H'2-n or Edwunl P, Lone, 775-W. George Steele. A Co. r. C. M . Boyd year. ............... phone 642. FDR SALE : Ample quontlty long I HOUSE— three r o o m s , small GROCERY stpre for relit. Comulusi: . a .-Hi life GOLD SEAL asbestos roof _ kitchen, city water, electricity jdete with fixtures, 1 will give coating containing Petrogum.! available. Four lots, 50 by 120 .-as* to party under the, fol Sunford Paint A Glass Cumft ,... Asking $1,000, Of) (C u b ), lowing conditions: pally, 117 So. Park Avenue, Near Luke. K. iJigenjuist, Box Party, must he capable o f ope­ Phone 303. :t2.'l, Luke Mary, Fla, rating u first tine grocery, anil ••meat market Party must have TW O FARMH FOR SALK One I ARMS FOR SALE U l» t REACH - IN grocery box. 4 ft. enough capital to stuck. ' and 3 acres us. Hied land. 1 good well. wj(le .j deep, 0 ft. high, maintain u first line class of 2 story ry house. ! car garage. 1 6 ,|(M,r Factory- built,, $ 2 6 ^ , trade:, ThU store run lie open tool house. 0UU ft . West of «U h. d t y D ni/Cu. ^ ed at practicully no expetu* l.nke Monro*1 Post Office. One --------other than vuur stuck of good*, — f. acres, all tiled, good well. 2 ( |{0 N jiFD, new mattress, coll although I prefer selling fixM'e t,.e i li,.,ie i, ** n l'U Ibarn, it* *»11 '.i , ! ...... ... story home. 2 *:story springs, dresser, $15.UU. Elec­ lures, rind renting the bulldinjt. mile west on Orange llouletric Gold drink box with motor, I uin in u position to-deab with \nrd. J. W. Hell. Luke Moiiio*), flH.OO, W, A. Harrell, l^kv •the right' party under "eltheC Phone 15. Monroe. J terms. g.UMHKIt-1.umbei! Wncklm: 3 J.A.-wf'alhingn story house behind Reel's, very Six rnoiij home iu good section, UI9 Weal. UsftTH. p Immi'liate possession. best lumber. Plant'; doors.-win­ Robert A, Williams dow's and plumbing. DlfliartV F U RNISlfED rnoijt* T IJ ^ W L ^ tli Phone 732 Allunlle Hank Flldj. Lumber Yard W ANTED : Store. Butcher for A A r r im i W IT H S E R V IC E ■■'* i- , I V M a w M gti t, M d w ffA i l — T .> . ife r > •;/ C I I t. N L IU I / E \ \U i i l l L A rm ory Siilurtlny, O ct' 27 P T lt E 'lik A O T V OF THE WORD OK GOD" Lorn. M il. Fin I uu ■*■.t 1 ashamed of iIn- *... ><*: i .i l l., fill' ij I- the imwi’l ,i God onto Salvation tn then) that helietell, A ct’s M 2. Neitli.'. i Uni,- ,ilvat lull in iitiv nib* i .fui tln:*e i imlU’ olhei Ham* uiulei Inoveii | given aiiloiig men wheii-h* , must lie xilVi d j Willi llu- In-.ill lii.ll i,t|n*e m l., i righli-iin ne- mill with the niniilp I roilfession is 'inaili- -units Salv.i : tiiifi. th* \xini| ni Gml mil 11.,i li i us the wAys of -nix nt mu. the : hive. *il Gml will luing ii- ini,. l unit \ ami where thete i umi , l •hel'e Is iniwi’tx And when then' i h phwei lhere is liberty. Kip W C. Ilplenmh 1'niilor. The Clmi*-h uf Gml Geneva ami Elm Aye’* Adv ...... !‘:0(r VA\. Mil? »• * •»* iU t is ic fly " “ T !r * lin n n iiit I I . l y : . '1 I'.iil inti U n i III V* :ii II A 1 ll I din u d tn il li’il lit *-1 A*lnii—s-tmi* 8 1 |it*t i nti|)li’ ty.i T ii- k H s mi S a le at I lie fnlliiW fiii: |il:n'«' I'hj; S lm e , 1-iftiil;' I .n urn, Sflllllil* I Inti' i', lllll mi, 4 • l x Hi iif<; ,:ilni'e. I mu hHi iiinill.il \ A iwIpi lull s I’m %Trt!l|p K e s g i'y iitiin i ’I In * pu iilu I'lin n e L'llll '.He_ |iei p e tsu n i-.. e n V d iiilly ’ iny^ iji* In -;i I len d * * 4**' t*.a.r,^x,u;rv» l i .a u i e i Itit-lily pleuminr;l*'llWt iuiH sidlin g silver Lishiuonl intu handsome muM iilinr |teiMMial<i/r'd jewelry by Swank. So aitfully crufirtl the initials eeeiii In be ruetflihi-eul lioni the Mil id metal. CiaFat * luip and eollur holder...th^ft-i 73.50. Altiaclivcly |iseki{’ed for Bills. F O R THE B. L. PERK IN S^ — Vlkirrcct Men's Wear" S A V E • 'W o rld 's M O < V £ V • S A V E T /A 1 E • -m y i T i' t r r r m 'it. USED CARS T h e s ilu iitlo n lit a gin nee . . . T I * tie$ni4ml fttr i$«i**it n* nl yjjla f n( riirrtla the ■»*<l» 1*1» \Vt ' liuv* .ilu ji-t -♦tuliiiintt*tl Ut- Hiiihilit Mi « Id • %(’•**•* i*f im • !.“•i fi**ri- Ifi i>rl»i!«K*>. liiii Ii !*•!> t vi i Hint till** <l»|l llllVl’l*. w*'i<t I*•f*‘*l It.'* I(!•• 1*91r ciMlMi* •)! -ill•‘v (iatl«fii, ii" Mill til [|| till fit'll tMlt* **f ulirifiNi M*tn| , tlii+y • jin'i liiiv in i ► iti xulllrbiil 111|HIIi*11r !••»' *,||||»»ll*'!lt , H*ftlf ll t*» j 11*■ t kn,i" ii t «!i" it T ill* m m UHU i im * it m i I lllll lift II I t in * *ll« |in o n te*l im i #*if|HM'iin*' M iilif I lin e itll eir- lrlil iriM l i im 111 In. M*.|*Mllulluf| It 'a 411**1II N t. Heni iiiii** **f Hi** fM»*Mi‘ Im l Im* (ml *.itwrit if finAiitl * Ilftwi Dim %* I *■»ii ll* * ItnI lull- It*** |in milliir * I • i .. u * i* l IHN H ill * 11#'*i11!• |fl)| 11,i 4*1 |Oi iM'IK f i nr* * <»v* I Initial* •! 1»JI IlFimi I uf (ltd f 11 I'll III* * * MlttU'tlfiivii im |ir<Mt*l*'Hull Mf i'll I h lilt** M* ■! i »IU»■'- I f >1)11 l i H i l -• r i i r , *•» I f ViMII p i I Wt’ tlf 111! In w r u f i l l l l l l l l l . H I #U|(|)('Pl Ilia I *v till m <1 N llV V , A t. uniay call*. George Gourseix Box 678, Phone Co. 4lor.. T |4f*» * • HI U" fill >c»u to f r ie r ! niu»| i* u r> 1mo«lr I the up Gel and I’ r l . r . ■IH. <1 * s rr, it Im 4 I* 217 H o rn . main* r m -e tli O l’ V. »«S carp Ml Mini rf- 'IX ■ w ,4 r l> » le e e r r r r tie lr e a p r lo r lM ■ . . » . b e l t » * (h r 'I I m u lti, oh h B i*a. ,41m XV r a n g r lr r W n ) I T M ur I r . x * lw 03 u f -I h r I I B< • ( . l u l r H ,u * r l r MTu iu ( h r B u u th . W E ARE full* equipped and know bow to roeap your Urea 1V« a r r J..H a s fm|.|.y l*> Irartv » r or.It, srt l ><>» a rar uim lglil. Hiu srt .iio lu r ls t s n r r ir u U li. a f»r t i . i i r i ran*, w h r nut Inip ri.vr >.,ur lraos|».r(nllo,i Now In r » u r iil.l w n r n r u r T r r i n s up to I* m o n th s to ... Hi­ lar) und civilians sllkr. Iiiimr Illalc llrllvrry. , Open Till 7:00 P. M. Daily R . S. E V A N S 4 l/ocallonn In Orlando General Inauriqee Bai)fo$d..Agentle t P l.i i n r c s l ” ■**;R. S. E V A N S It*' v. EXPERT Plumbing, K -years exoerience. Repairs, water he*t- -3 » T0UCHT0N DRUG COMPANY A I 'I lu - * l C O N F ID E N C E r 4 MSN wanted to assist in de­ livering telegrams. Age around 60 years. Apply Western Ultlou. Hanford, gj;y|jiV] SVERAL young ladle*, high school granule** rinieh typUnufr to learn intetintin'g and plea” sard Western Union Work. Apply Wesstern Union* Office, Hanford.' K U LL timu mBj j tot general housework und laundry. $1(1.00 week. Sunlunlu Apts. No. 4. IN S U R E v ••AMERICAN'..LEGION D/O^CE ’ —MSI 4* WORLD War II Veteran desire* position as clerk in local hotel, no switchboard, mi heavy work. t m out. _P.O. “Box 261, Hunford, Fla, - A L L ItUUND man for grocery store amt meal market. Apply Stiles Grocery, next to l.aunj j r y . ________________________ W A N T E D — THE 80% Is preferable to $60 deductible collision or set automobile Insurance. our rate* for your can trucks, a M. Boyd A Co. />-V S w n n l t • ItllMHlfr HIGH School girl will rare -for ; children In evenings. PlHine B84-W. ■\r ^ ,K > u r e . u l m o - T w h o lly . - x p . i i l . d tor tuetlu-al . u s e . p u t u iq i.iiU u« llo lln n d . W ANTED* Helper for limmiv Cowan's. Sheet Metal Works. r B U S IN E S S s M i.u i: i uno FOR BETTER lltmllli Drink. 'i .Mountain Valley Mineral Water. i i i i i i i :i i n r n n t .ii \ i m \ it: s i ri: n r t-'t <<tiit> \ m.-.-tNature's Aid to health. From O ik T . i W illi» r \ i:s a i>. .i Hot*. Springs. Ark. I.et tu ".-t llliin .l ll .l U l i . U l l l I'... serve you. Fur Sale at Du I t , 'll > M le tilr.,n . hurt's Lumber Yard. UIW San V»»ti .ire In i * b\ itnii i * i| >«t i u i i » it tn i»« h ih I . }i fold Avenue, Phone .‘tsil M. r-tti •I t‘ *it Nm i mfl* i »r. • itip .. Gut* 1ms I.. Hi lull «<f L m*.« u-.tin REVIVAL lit tilt* <‘ (('4*1411 <%Mlll 'it Kp R Revival meetings will • <*nllllt>. ;it S ..flit.Ill I ’ll’ltd !!‘ rl. In.lt Sunday at tin Assembly of Go.l II tit It .1 All* it 1-clliL' rtfl .«(!•< Church at the cornet o f’ Laurel" i". tlimn**'. Avenue and Twelfth Street und i Ill' S.ltlfol »t I I*'f Itit I ilfMtfllA til** Hi* '#|M 1*1*1’ W lilt I will continue evenings starting j;,1 . IIF M l.I l l p li.itl 1. (Mil ll* C 7:30' o'clock, except on Saturday. ,.1,,' • Mil M i ll! |M - V. a til** 1 11 ——■■-■■ im It’ll 14(I giTltl «»f lifi.i I -h.-.i i ..tit-' i—r-TT.iru“*TT tm *rrrr- in r -Ttr tt « i !*•< « «• i iii:i[\n n ri* i k N a, uu t A R IS T O - G R A M S* fill 141*1*' ( t I I I •I • •' I n i t i a l A 11n u l l »■em*4* O'I \l I i l l S t er li n g S i l v e r | O pM IIII iKlpIflvit j*I o\v II i ll T i l l WASHwoman Monday and Tues­ days. Washing machine, all m o d e r n conveniences. Phone 54U.J. ” d*0— G ALLO N Oak barrein — n- THREE— story- biddie brooder, — - H O TE L MONTEZUMA $33.0(1. R. L. Glllyurd, I d l ’d Newly drroruted liniited supply.—Sanford-.Cocu DESIRABLE ROOMS Supdiii-i lit* Ave. F IN A N C IA L — I'ola Bottling Co. . comfortable beds ONE HOUSE, two lots in Golds- -p v v o STORY frame house furSAVE money when you buy you*LOW W EEKLY RATES horu. Iluhuit's Lumber Yunl. oishtd, 12*/4 acres o f ground, .next ear or truck thru lower • Make this your home 1,1 ■■ local bnnk financing amt our (1 ucres cleared, tl*4 acres in FOR SALE in Markham— 10 aerea wood. GoimI well, wntcr piped W A N T E D T O R E N T lower Insurance costs. 0, M. ..i«u.i*lent lot. Midway S. Crunby Into bouse, priced $H0U.09 Boyd A Co. Ave. J.FL Wulkt-r, ‘Jlti Cypress ensh us Is. If interested write Ave. W. A. I.oriilonbeig, 700(1 Nuvln F U R N I S H E D nr unfurnished SAVE money on your fire, wind­ house or apartment. Perman­ storm, automobile, milkmen's Ave., Tampa 4, F'lo. FURNISHED 6 room bungalow ent civiliun resident. Box 2U, i compensation, burglary, lia­ with bath and garage, $2,500. c/o Herald. bility ahd other iniuronce You'll, like nur profiGahurlnu Imiulie P. IdlLSr-KTt'ir^K.mx, A d 'lin v I lM h i; fra mo Mary. ilOOSE,' Skit or three tieilrnoms, pled of insurance. 'C, M, Bovil a* construction, 2 lots. Can be furnished. Permanent resident. * Co. ' F’OR SALE : Milk cow, fresh in seen by npiiointmcnt only. P.O. Boa 11)21, Sanford. May. Good milker, 170:h MagRobert A. Williams LOANS on cash value of life Phone 732 Atlantic Bapk Bldg. RESIDENT of Sanford last five noliu Ave. imuronvu pulleje* at 2H7* to years desires furnished apart­ 4 ‘< %, (ji M, Boyd A (k.. OAK dining table; wood heater. HOUSE trailer, sleeps iaion B. ment or house. Call 7152-J, usk Phone 700-M nr 1U2II Elin Avp. It. Yntes^ 106 N. Palmetto Ave. for Mrs. Jack West: M IS C E L L A N E O U S ONE BRIGGS • Stratton Engine, it Model VX, 15 II. P. Electric W A N T E D — GET MONEY FOR YOUR CAR Service i'iu. 207 Magnolia Ave. UNIMPROVED tract 6 to fl(l We Ire buying 1P31* to 11)13 .Model Plume 1111. acres on U. H. 17. P. O. Box Chevrolet, Ford und Plymouth ear*. Take advantage o f tnis 4H . Winter Park. F'la. •FQR SALK ready market to convert motors Si bedroom house with ten ocreji of laud, OH. acres of It tiles. W IL L puy cash for all kinds of intu money. HQLLER MOTOR SALES used furniture. Phone 324 J. A real celery farm in u real 21)8 West lat Hi. celery section, Edward F". Lone, W ANTED TO BUY: For cash, HOItKdV reasonably priced second hum! A S 7/1 FOR MATE PRIVA C Y IS house trailer in good rhriilitiun A home that wilt m ake» Home UK nutuial dealt Tires not necessary. Phone 071- YOUI Fulks out of, atrungire. A place in money nutters } i atricl . — you Will always enjoy. Edward respected heraA^^Frtvids ami F\ Lane- Thu Man who knows W ANTED : 12 guage shotgun relative* ’ u i«/ iw t iiutstiom-u BanfoDhl about your VLredlt. '-wnur cm twaferahly tlouhla harrtlL.|,‘iuiaa pluyer or BflkDIesa ussociuti 321).R. FOR SALE will not hedr of your persona A five room hunjgMuw on hard TO BUY: Camera hv Hvrvice affaire. TluW It^-nu cause fm rood .with a good glrdeit spot. man. Phone 228-W ur 1)71. emUurrassment. Fdssrd F. Ijtne 2414 palmetto Ave. Reasonable credit , ___ . .requirenu-nr» No co-roakers o.: rr’aicv loan* PLOWING, harrowing, levelling, "arlnWle payment plans. not less than 2 ucres. Phone P 4 J III,' (iA N CO. 524-J. I’ honr 3) Florida Bank PMg. S IT . r a » ;i > i iv V , n .m tn n 80 W. Cantray 101 W, Central 501 N. Orange Ml N. Orange jWHATMORE COULDTOD ASK OF’ A LIVING ROOM SUH'E THAN COMFORT, DURABILITY ami STYLE And Hero yon Imve nil Ihruti— In llvis fim* O-pItTi* -suite, with full coil spriiitr pre-wnr lyjie constriletiuii. The covt-rIjjr i« exlru iliirahlei though colorful and dainty. The runsh)v« construction insures Rood oid-fflsliiimiil Oml'url for years nnd years. Hpeciul.......... ' • J Burrell type winir chair, large, comfortable L Curved cocktail table, sturdy and Rood looliinR * iVkiboRany or, walnut finished lamp lulile Table Liupp C O N V K N lE N T T E R M H — U P TO A Y K A It T O D AY j*h. . I'h. 21023 PH- 4771 L a h s la a * — M a la a *4 M ls s .a r t U u rts s s lir a r fa I M V s lu .ls B lares la r r t a H g a l * K ls rta u m is # $150 NED SM ITH, Manni'cr �•'* ------------------------------- w - * * § ------ -------------------------------------------- ---- - ....... ..................................... — . ' --------------------------- ------- — - — • ••••■' . • ; . . . V" * K .; * P A G E S IX 1 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6, I94s' ? TRE SANFORD HERALD, 8ANTORp FLORIDA - y ■■ l : 4& A. M.— Sunday Bchnol. J. c. David, eiiperlntendnnt. At THE CH UR CH ES t s s c iir n im o r m m H ally A venue at FI fit!1SI Pent. Rgv. Paul Tatee, Paator. rundey nnni^i, Ui:v e M.. M orning W orahlp, 11:00 A. Y. P. i f — 1:30 P. M. I t :00 A. M — M orning Worahlp. 7:01) P. M, Youth Fellowanlp. *:'.<) P. M. Hcrmoi I reitrlilna 1:00 P, M. P ray er M e d in a W ed. 1:04 P.‘ M. P IIIS T M R l'tltttllN T till I tit'll Itev. J. K. McKlnl.-t. puetoi — l . i *% T.peal D.. te U u 4:00* a lld a V. 4 M?f r o ’ .4 ■.AR B n O M i o i n a r - r i a r c m iitrir 1 llu h erl n .-T a y lo r. paator Hur.ua, bvl.uol, IM;t>,. A. la Itoland Olio,. Supl. u argK n d a it iM c i t u n t 'R Morning Worahlp lt:0u A it. 1J. A.IIASK1NS, Paator Even rtx Wnrahlp, 1:00 P. M. R e­ Church s. |.. t.i 3 .i" P Mormon vival Service,. •ij' 1'delor 3:10 t>. M. ■i.Rlnltia Union. 7:f0 P. M. I.'vrnlng aervlce. t an p, M. Wednewlay Prayer to . vice, l:|4 lln lv t »irrriunl»n m End Sul day P. M. iryet' Meeting, 7.0**2*. M. Rvangellrtlc Harvlca. 1:00 M. Friday Service »:00 P. M Come worahlp w ith , , - CM tnrilttN OF CllltMT, . M IK 3 T IM ECO I’jitl Hacoiid S ir e d Sunday Korvlci— Il:u0 A. »(. Sunday School— 9:11 A. M. Wednraday Hervlco— E:O0 P. The United Kingdom produced 70 per cent of all munitionx, • O M I I I K I H I .ON A l. t M lg lC Ii RUppliea . and equipment used hy Corner of P ark Avenee and Ird the armed forces of the British H ir e d Commonwealth and Empire dur­ Mlnlater, J. R. rner.l Root. ing World War II. Hunday School, l«:00. Morning PKRR Worahlp. 11:00. nKTrtouinr rHUR' M l.a t r tlaarav J. W . I VEY, Paator render dchobi, .v vo A M Preaclilng, 11:00 A M. r. P. M. R. 7:14 P. M. Preaching. k:tu P . M. ____ y ii y r ^ B A r T i i r c CONCRETE PIPE for HCr c h w . P, b r o o k s , Jr.. l ’* n o r Hunday School. f i l l A. M. Morning Worahlp, n o t A. M. Trainin g Unlnn, f.oa I'. M. Kvenlug Worahlp, I:UU P. M. Open lluuet a f l» r th , evening nrvlee. Wrdneaduy HarvKa, 1:00 P. M. Vlallore W rk o m a t DRIVEW AYS W ELLF a s e p t ic Ta n k s W ATER TA N K S CU LVERTS and HEW ERA------ * a l , Tranall Ml* Cnnrrele { i Setondn available al low price CONCRETE BLOCK Ill B E D R O O M C H A R M PENINSULA K Concrete Pipe Co. S e le c t s ig n e d ^ c n iiirr iA N Aiau n i A i o m r i A M .IA .V C R TAI1KU.V A C I.'*— Hanfurd-Orlando H ig h w a y — B* yond Geneva Avenue. I l«* . Ulann K. Smith, P aa to r S u n d a y -B ib la ■ School. 14:0b A P h e n e 1241 m ost Ill C h est 0/ c a n 't so* th * ru th on Long D ltta n c o h u t l t '» b lg g o r t h a n ever, M any onlong Distance t h o u ia n d * of th# c a lif art fr o m r t t u m l n g tervlca m t n . •Y ou can h e lp t lia lr c a lf* gat t h r o u g h q u ic k e r If yoti w ill * 'p le a t * lim it y o u r c a ll to S m in u t e s ’ w h a n t h * o p e ra to r re q u e s ts (C. S o u t h e r n B ell T e l e p h o n e a n d T e l e o r a p h C o m p a n y ; ( i t . . •H ietratana .L a u r e l Atr. at Ninth i T o m o rro w " th a t have m akes ever V A n it jr w it h th at s le e k l y th is one h a d .-C o n s is t s la rg e de­ c o ft b ln e a i. . s m a r t p la t e g la s s of of th e Bed, m ir ro r , B el THE-RIGHT FURNITURE CAN BE FOUND FOR YOUR HOME AT M A T H E R ’ S of S A N F O R D Perspiration GOOD A BAD "A m ajln el", you'll ray— how quickly S Day chrckl u n d e r arm o d o r an d partpiralionl Delightfully accnicd, a n n w y -w h iit "$ls?-u/r' cream—ii van. irhci in 2 Mcondr. Pro.trcn you ufl ift> 7 dayt*. d epen din g on you and weaihtK" Kinder (o ililn and doihei. • rev, jar, (Tar rarrj) ROLL-A-WAY BEDS TOUCHTON DRUG COMPANY Id e a l f o r w hen t h e s m a ll a p a r t m e n t o r h o m e com pany s ig h t d u r in g t n e ss. com es. J u st w h is k th e day. it o u t o f C o m p l e t e y v it h m at* TABLES = Lend in d iv id u a lit y and ch arm to y o u r lli r o o m s w i t h b e a u tlfu fc t a b l e s , . . m a n y s t y lft l!? to s e le c t f r o m . a an d e v e ry pu rp o se. f 4/ tn 4 A Phone TALKING t a b le • fo r g.95 up a» » ■ TI RES HKTHOIUgT or p A tit.A R. M. IIK N K L B , * Sunday Knloml. 10:00 K Preaching 11:00 A. IL Paator. U. Ic e p r o t e c t s t h e ~fcy»BII4tiino-|tarpmr'T!bv^r-M.■.Midweek Prayer and Pralaa Bar­ line. Thuraday Evening, 1:04 F. M. your fo o d s . T h is la i n fin is h ic e ,-b e a u t y su ro fre sh n e s s fo o d s. AllTIIUIl I. Itltn.EK. Mlalatar. to y o u r 85 fre s h n e s s la rg e , box k itc h e n fo r of p o rce­ w ill add and a ll ln - your p o u n d c a p a c ity . - C li n 1ST IT II'R C II— LO N U W O O II ■JUv, ifir k T. c»n>*i*t*r* >unim er ■•rvlcva *;3P A, M. DOUILE HCAPEX FOR WARMTH a m . y rR eiaa v e n w a e M , I B D H C B Park Ova, a* Fourth SI. R E V . M A R K C A ItP E N T R IL It, ator A jB 0 lk f jT li£ .ri Mnrnlng Benina. Ut44 ic p h y r-k m tlfa a c ifu rto i^ U ia t}* A. M c n im c n n r n a n n a b a h b r b llav. IL L lluahtoh M l Palm eifn Av*nua 14:44 A. M. — Sunday School. Bart Smith. Superintendent 11:40 A. M. — M orning Worahlp. t:R * P. X .— N. V. P. k. I:*0 P. M. — Evening Worahlp. 1:40 > . ea.— Waoneoday, P r a r e r end Pralaa aerate a £ H £ l® ’ 22S2£S LAKR R a w , e o a n t ia -T T CRtTROM * R A N K J, Rrraan. D a f a d w ® ".sw s. -sr - .u w r n U iock*r 'w JoukleJtry STAFFORD’S SERVICE STATION Cor. 2nd and Sanford Ave. Phone 9130 rescued jqc from the graveyard. Let them Inspect YOUR tlrea te i f carper What-not to prevent aerioua troubles. Oo In hold all .ofvyour collecfor weekly rrinflation—tire rota­ I Uono. b dogs, eletion. expert repair* and recaps or new Hit* mads by 51-year- 2 phanta, ra or w h it famous I I I nut h*"ft] - f; . f. '. ‘ !>/ •> k .lU A happy com bination o f begur ge chair and end ma m, ' aval- ajMrgo lounge flea . . . . th ey're vjHety of styles they're red In f and covered a wide choice S etting . l V ____ every ro o m 3 S , is s a 1L1 990 I'll I’ll t'lt o r C H R IS T Seminole County Courlhouee. lllble C lv ««,«. 10:04 A. M. W oraltlp and Communion, 11:44 , M. H vrn lng Service. 4:44 P, M. W adneadar, Prayer Meeting. P:I4 •P “ we BU Sunday Ccbool o:aa A. M. ' T. U. Middleton. SupU Morning W tnahlif 00 A. Mr T rain in g Union f . . _ „ Evening Service 1:00 P. M- • * Wedneeoay — M id-w eek Service, 1:10 K verv.O ther-Tueeday — Study In g....I-%vli,nlnp. T:«n. Flret and Third Tueedaye— W.M.U.. 1:00 I'. M. c iiiin c H ; s u ite s r n r e n iT K iiiA ia u lin t r if K. D. IIIIO IV N I.K B .' D. D.. Paator. t'orner of 0 « k nnd Third Hunday aervlcaa: 1:14 A. M.— Sunday School. I1:0D A It.— Morning Worahlp. 7;'ru P, M.— Junior and Senior VnUng I'rnplr. __ _ T i l * a n irrn n n iK b a p t is t o n u ii cm W K II.K 7 1 I j s p a c io u s n e s s and and T i t R C H U R C H OF ROD I I JtBBwarnlM I R B V R. W . M 11,1.1: 11. Paator Service Sunday at 1:00 I’. M. Everybody welcomal t i i ■ e n t m t s o r qod □ rn a v a and Kirn AVanuaa B a r. w , c, Mtflcomb. paator Sunday/Bckool. i O;0<i A, M. ■ M orning Service. >tl'O e A M T oun g People, 7:00 P , M. a Sunday Night Harvlca, 1:40 P. M. W edneadev night prayer aervlce. • P. M. H ear our R a llg laa a Band. *• am* Today B e d r o o m . s u it e D raw ers* sta n d Avr nue. Hector You O ak b e a u tifu l . .N it c vice, I:no P. M. Poet Office Addreaa: Box I I I Phone I I I llev. Father W illiam N achlrab: Paator, Sunday maea: 1:00 A. M. and "M o d ern s t y lin g -w it h SANFORD, . PLA. Morning Wnrahlp— 11.00 A M. Kvciilng Service— 1:00 P. M. Thuradny— M idweek P ray er Bar r ornera M u r a l A vr. and l lt h HU "W h e re Jean, tp I le a l" " K. I. W IIK IH T , Paator Sunday School, (I. M. W lllla. la id . ln:0p A. It. , . 1 U r n I II f Devotional Service, 11:0«i A. M I'lirlal Aml.aeeadora (yo u n g peo­ ple 1. 7:00 p. » . Kvantrellallc MeellnK. *;i)n P. M. P rayer meeting and III lit a Study. Tliuiadny k:uu I- M. W ninoa.lav alier.inon prayer meeting, Jijn 4*. M. , • "('nine once, you’ ll coma again. a L im e d ‘ �*s 1 I *i 4* FR ID AY, OCTOBER TOE BAN FORD HElfALH. NAN 5, 1945 LUltlHA PAGE SEVEN ■!3l!S > ■ Police Tighten Guard Against School Disorder day by Polh-u ••Crtmmisslorier Avemiu mid t[4tji Street. ICjVU|> iliffiMiWiv. -In* sitiil: Arthur W. Wall under. “ W t haw ii li'in'-range nluniAt the . earlier meeting nt The special group of 200 jwi- Police Headquarters at 11 A.M. tionnU iiruttnim. ami it wurkfil trolmen and detectives were on Chief Inspector John J. O’Connell very well until iiiritiiTw h Yot 111 nil ml." ,1 their way to the assigned station instructed the commanding of­ houses by 7:30 P.M. Most of ficers to assign .men to all high Tile follow lint (lijiftmuo i‘»s i(iil: .them will do no patrol work, but schools and to report immediately "Whin <in you ntvim li.v ugitnwill remain In convenient station to.headquarters at the first sign toi* ?" houses unless new fights occur. of new street battle*. “ Well, pcohle who nre trying to They will reinforce the motorcycle nth ti|> trouble.” Measures against growing rnepolice, mounted patrolmen and ial conflict* were discussed ulso j. #*.\Vhy tie vti(i think they nre other officers In radio anil detec­ by Mayor H.H. t.nttuardia and tryinir to stir up , trouble?” tive gars. ” l don't know." representatives of th*e Hoard of The Redrord-Stuyvcsnnt section, Education. SulUfiiil With I’ muratu f like Hnrlem, has mixed white and ■ “ Ito You Ilian- :hi\‘ Uihlitjoll to. Mayor I.a linurdiii nntl Miss Negro areas. or expuii*inu you, |iroyinm?" ' Mary 1C. Dillon prt-sidenl of the NEW YORK CITY, Oct. 6. UP) "W e think our |>ioi inni I- very Two Conferences in Day I lionld o f Kilueqtiuil, talked pri­ — Two hundred policemen wens I until.fitt tm v ." The meeting called byll . vstely for an* lumr during the assigned to itatlon houses in mlssioher Waltnnder at it Mr. U ii.l.. who talk'd ttn InI1 P.M. afternoon, dlwut l ink. Miss Itillnn |..pet l.'j, i tVouiii-:l l iitijiy sifter, Harlem and the Bedford-stuy- immediuti>ly after he leit » base­ *alll Intel, "the proiilelll of health .noon to-tliteii!.' the -thool fights, vraant' aaetlon of Brooklyn last ball game nt Yanki - Siadium. was edueatiun In the schools." Health Mthl he tint net know all tlint Saturday night ajrainit the po»- the second such conference of thu education. ,.MIsV>t)Uion explained, [took pinte nt the^liieettliir of the ■IbRIty of renewed outbre*k!i of day. It npnarently was held to includes organl;'Nk_)*|iorls. he• I’nllce Hepm tint nt i ommunding ylolenea between group* of white consider a d d i 11 o n u I measures •iuc«.tt coaching for these sports ! officer • hut tii.it he pn timed the and Negro high echool youths. against white anti Negro crowd rnusel large-scale stmlcnt strikes [ ilepurtnteitt luul heeth'il the reThe precaution wa* announced fights which might follow uul- last wi-ek. after a meet Ida of high police hrenks o f Friday, which were meetlpg .Some school mitlrrtritit's Imd official* and lyO commanding of­ moat serious at Benjamin Franklin tultl I'lltlay that the\ tu'licvrd ficer* o f h«troImrti amt drm-,-the ih moii-linlsm-—ernio-t— tiee* called suddenly late yenter- Junior High School, l loiisnnt j tailed* - 1« rt: and t! •• apparent ineial strife uliirii developed Fri­ day hml the same u iree." tin in! td-.iiilii.nl,1 atlifi.de iiiflameil Ity tdwdy ifiithi . , A I ato menl from the Teuchcrf tiuiM, ^ Ku t Twenty-tTilru jjitru t, asserted that tJits’ demon* -traihin- "beat i ini testimony to the 1ailuio of the lli.lirtl hf hristian cience onitor rinkMltirters, l)|t Kiltujiaio t to provide u program MARCHINO MONO Omimitu Sticet In Tokyo, a disarmed Jup navul from aiiaa and sensational newt Free from politlyel lil' "J.lyit. U.v.t-r ' for r-t.ial Imimnny ill the shore patrol carries only wooden staves to enforce order. They were <m L' >. I tit. tile nf . . Bra* fr . . Free to tell you The Ouihl said: “ Wo their wtty (A assist In the'demobilization of Jup lollur*.- -(International) the truth about cd for really small rlnssy o a fana farina yon on-the-spot newt and Id meaning to you nt. knowing the futility of work­ m d m r family. Each issue filled with unique self-help features ing in' the lire ent -e l-up. Wo haw so dip aod haep. ^ pleaded fm uilditioiial lenteiliul, bait lieen unuhle to d u ff It office iilnnrit'il to tuke any new guidance, tecmulon mill health .ytjiool' properly. Kyen snih Intit! -11-1irt to supplement those of the «hs ( M i - . N - u rskmuM swtais g n w im tin ^ ,,^ lulling ex I’oljre Pepurtment. mi.l he milled srviees. which have been g-runt- able utteniptH .i• t T * » C triilltm l i i n t i eil only In tlie ino-it niggardly lierlmenUil neit,'hb*Sd... I school M am iltt. ate ulHirteil Iry tin lurk of until manliur. veto no plan*, for | W « » in J ^ S s i “ .Thrs-niggurdlv t-.lity has left •hie jiunumuri eiluentiiinnt pi<>- < Ir itl l U i n i p l M L f vt cpmj(liotis hii'ii.tlh uniiliangiiil trouhle-1 irrowiiiyi ./«» f I f it* inn Jiyioii' mid other! With the result th.il the laiiinl a $750,0011 fur, I Ilf tjn J'h't rda j i-tMipetiiliv'i me l two ' lee IHut ujh r:i1iotT'''s4ii« e.'llllt f "111. Tile I'll go I of Ih mill to mnke f...■ I rapidly tip .mill * . from -mil i c I p». t a plant- t" ei e- .|i' h ill- to muk w lin'li i- also I yi.ii- old, the Special Detail of 200 Sent To Station In Brooklyn, ..Harlem 1 1 ____ S T » » rtofida Citrus Conners coopcfa- | no min is who will produce a live has grown anil prospered to normal crop of about 10,000.000 become one of the outstanding j boxes from 50,1100 ncri i of grove. cooperatives of the nation and It receive* fruit largely thimigli 12 coupdiali c pauf'iiigliuuet s, stands today as. a shining ex ample o f what ra n 1m- accom­ serving a territoiy ’ mu Uike to plished, by farmers und growers Highlands count ic-. Salts hnvo reached u total nt $7,000,000 or through cooperative effort. more a year, product-- going out Orghnin-d in the beginning by umler the trntle-nanie of "Donald Harold 8. Norman as the Ridge Duck." Royally i-- paid In Ihn Citrus Cnnners cooperative in Disney organisation hut Mr. 1!>3(I, the name was changed in Not man ta ti1 it i n /iiml m11)31 to the Florida Citrus ('m i­ vestment. ., t ners cooperative. Mr. Normun is the guiding spirit of the orgniil-' The Mote ..... 1-util *-f . oiithration und still serves as it* vastern Asia i- II" • ••*I-' ■ gn at* president. i lee giowinr n mil. inieha’illR It is l.ake Wales' hugest indus­ 03 per cent nf the WnililV iqqily. try which Inst seiisott employed front afiU In 400 workers and handled over 2,000,000 cases if ftuil juices, about 2,300,000 field H U N T IN G boxes. With its expanded facili­ for ties it is estimated that the runn­ ier of workers employisl this l) More season will' he increased to 300. The |limit Is prepured to handle. B U S I N ESS 3,000,tltltl boxes this reason -Tr - A d-r­ -I hmiW—the—need—aidser—It— willciiii mill seal BOO cans ii minute. The organisation has 2500 i/*tf of this Clean, Family Newspaper THE C S M C itrus ('m in ers A re Pin lin in g E xpansion EARLY A M E R IC A !! T O I LET^VVATE R How To Relieve Bronchitis Antxan wilt bouquet of moonlight-ind-licc rni lontmtnl-blcndctl from the lender hlnsiutni ■ bride miehl tort to her favorite bridesmaid. Promt,tr fur E*rly<Youth, Violet fqr kfodtity, llcliotroiw lor Ad. miniioB, Juminc for Amiability, Pink for I’urc bive. In * chinning flacon, with "fiird in ” ,|trcrii l m « > like thote the old-time glaiidilowera of Cluilcnni) fashioned for Southern ladica, •Ctmfrn i#h/regrserifo Earl? A mititjn 01J Sfiit Crcomuh Ion relieves promptly bepatiMstt go1s rtnlii to the scut of Uuj trouble to help loosen-find expel erin laden phlegm, anil aid nature it soothe und heal taw, tender, Inllftmcd broneltlal nfucous m em ­ branes. Tell your druggist to Bell you a bottle of Crvomukdon with the undcrstundtng yofl'hfilst ilka Uto way It quickly tvllays the cough or you oro to have your money back. S HANFORD rC R E O M U L S IO N f or Couehj.Chclt Cold J, Bronchi til •l t- - .rrte-'V Within walking distance j -- See How FRAM Oil Filters Save Costly Auto Repairs H Y does your cor need an oil filter? Well, one look at a used filter cartridge . . . with its masse* of dirt, grit and carbon, its gobs o f sticky sludge . . v will show you how From filters save cosily repairs, add miles to the life of your car. Because if these impurities were not trapped within an oil filter, they would be in your motor, grinding away moving parts, clogging oil channels, causing breakdowns and motor trouble. W T *8 not even too Car far to hobble, when you're leaving the blank a walla of a hoapital room for • brief while, on your way to n place of laughter and tong and play. « I The welcoming doora of a U.S.O. lounge club ore just outside the hoapital ground*—at more than 500 hoapital*. Hare, at the houae of amilea, war-shattered veterans escape from hoapital routine, from the amell of ether and disinfectant*. Hoc* they cqtar their favorite phonograph records, today's newspaper, the checker-board that you gave them when you ■ova to your local community fundi ——* generously! Make your donation twice as big—the need Is m6re than twice'nsi great. \ - -Your donation war fund support* the U.S.O, lion to the Community ntirniu and does many other worth-while thing* beside*. It provides maternity care for wive* o f servicemen, decent, wholesome recrea­ tion to keep children off the streets and out o f trouble, help for the stricken people o f our allies, help for your own. the IM A M C O R P O R A T IO N , P ro viden ce's! 6,'.R .> " H o w 's Y o u r O il Fills rT " You help many who can’t help themselves, yet you arc asked 4 for only one gift. Let your heart decide how big It should be. But with a From oil filter T T T or a Oenuine Pram Replacement Cartridge in your present filter . . . dirt, grit, carbon and sludge art Altered out and oil is kept vimmUy c/san. Bo visit ypur service station today. Have them i f These are little thi&gs, but they're good medicine I The nearby U.B.O. lounge la theater, dub'-almost home— to the shocked and hiut boy whose present home la ■ a hospital hoapital room. And dollars yqu give to , make the 30-Second Frarn Dipstick TeatT'Tliie Dipstick tells the story." I f uil is den a, i t w ill1 look dean. But if your oil is dirty, you’ll know yoiineed From protection. Save big repair bills, and help keep your motor young. Visit your service oration and liuv*t them make the.free' From Dipstick Teat, five gBoerously to THE FLORIDA WAR FUND BUY M OBK BO ND S . . ; K I IP T H I B O N D S YOU N A V I I aN.Hafioaal War. Fund * Z ju t d C / M o & iC & O H 6 *i • If * . ' Racerf surveys o f thousands o f cars showed thef over 80% were operating with dirtyi — harmful oil. Setter find oaf,"Now ’s vo w ell W e r t " The Pfpdfdt fells the iloryf i *&VAsi '•'VI’ * f4|SF, *T �35 Million Tons Of Food Needed By War Victims Says Constitution The wdrltl face* more hunger' in its fii d twelve motdlia nf peace than tin rind the l»*t year o f the war. Tht■-. Ip liHef, !•> the summary nf a world wide survey of the food "ilttiitiiiti Jied roniplrled hy the Office of l-'oirlttn AgrirUlturnl Hclationi', and made public today,' ii. . rein'. part o f the He tng—dny nmt-nxkr-t If ~MD-T Sniff wna n Negro. "I told him ahe »n<," anid Mrf ’lane. "Then Hand told me 'he’d he iiiThhlc to give her the hall. "H r aremrd moat npolngi-tir, going m> far ai« In offer his na. alalanrr in arriiring another suitaide hall for me. He, -aid lin’d licrn of aiirh nsaialanre to ' I' muI Uolieaon. lait uu* in*l*triil Ihnl f ’olialitulinn Hall wn* definitely out." Interviewed hv Irtrphnne.- Hood drnird that any our ever had ouMaitdini: quality line* in the pert war left igr ration and air applied for rrntnl nf the-hall lo the idaniat, he replied: "I conditionfnir field on a -liaai* that can’t • ay. assure- id- liiMll.il .in.r protective "What i* the policy lii regard profit.) l ommuiilrntc p i o m p 11y with ’ , lo rrntnl of ( ‘onMitutiiiV Hall to Conditioning Deni er Kchnlckcr-l>M*lb«l«r----- 3 lit .S tovall I ’lo fi-h . i o i i i i I llu ild in g Tampa, Florida Freshly Dressed FRYERS TENDR-FRY POULTRY 2203 S tin fo n l A ven u e F lU tN IT I'lti: ItKI IN IS IIE I) A N D ItU l’ A IR E P A nl itnit' o r Modern m tlN fl VtiU lt FU RNITU RE TCI UH TO IIK KXI'KR TI.Y ItKI’AIRKH A N H HKFINISHHH. W H'KKIt KKTti I ' A I N T K H . J 'J t H 'K K It H A S O N A III, K. I* It (I M 1*1' SERVICE, Colonial Furniture BefinisIterH 111 (ilrnn Street > I'hnnr 2-1921 Oi la ado, Florid* Ha l l Bars countries lug fm mer enemy *iieh a* Her Aualria ami Italy I hi loigh commerrlal and relief piogrnm- if anile hunger I* to lie jiie v e o ie .l < itv area*, in rnuptrir* produc­ ing le a * 'than, their need*, face particularly grave prn*|iects, the survey -tinted. s This year’s tola) whrld f a n output of fond. In term* nf ralnrir*, vva* eatlmnted at alauit 1 per rent le*» than the pre-war HUfi-M'.i nveinge. Hut when nlloAhhvr I* umde. for the net iiicreane in world iiopulatioit dur­ ing tlie war yearn, per-raplta world production .1* down nliout 10 per cent, the rcpoit sain. ‘ Tranaportalinn l>i*ru|drd Tin- agency declared a serious lightening of the general world food situation between now and 1040 harvests is indlrated hy lowered farm pindurtion, sharply reduced reserve storks of all major food prodiirt a and disrupted ciHlection ami djntrlhotinn system*. Supplies of rice, sugar, fats nnd oils have fallen somewhm below last year’s lirw levels and much In-low tlmac of the pre-war years, the report said, Wheat supplies, while larger than the prr-wnr average, iirtVc declined to Ihn lowest point 111 recent years. The problem of providing aid for shortage area* [* firing eefnidirntelf, the report 'added, lay a' ark of fitiHiirlmr. Cdntlncntnl Kill ope. exrludlng Soviet Itussla, and North Africa were said to have experienced the greatest decline in production tills year. Droughts anil disrup- many, I (I ttltabtiVfch f QualiDcd Wlftleh* ' GcfltHl Cortlrtcllhif On Harter Sttmlny morning nf the aantr yenr. through arrange­ ment a made hy Mr*. Kleannr l(iH|.<rve|t and Harold I- Irkea. Secretary *nf the Interior, Mi** Anderaon gave an open-air concert' attended hy thnuaatid* tif M’aahinglotdana, She *ang from in friini of the l.lncoln Mrmnrial In the capital. Mi.a Scott appeared in the I hiladrlpliia Academy of Mu«!r Prhlttv nlltht in Jt concert performaiice. The hniiar. whlrh hold* a r iparilv ' of !J,Jl00, 'was rnmplrtely' anid dot more than h w ed before the performance. H er hiiahand, Representative I’oucll. iMcompanied hrr here for Ihr pel formaiice. tlolls- caused hy the war were given a* principal irnsons for 1he derline. North and South America, mi .........ther hand, were described a* the only major producing areas whrn- fond output this veal is much nlaivc the pre-war level. . „ In' India nnd China, where al­ most III per cent of the world'* food is produced nnd consumed, production this year in expecte-i to be nliout equal to the pre-war average, tint in Japan nnn other, areas of the Fnr Hast, production was said to he much below that average. Tentative ' estimates of the needs of deficit mens Included: Continental Kurope. 1H,000,000 toils to raise nun-farm supplies in lilierttcd countries to 2,000 calories per person per, day, to permit some increase in- impnrts to neutial countries, and to pro­ vide minimum food supplies necessary to prevent addeapresd disease and unrest In former enemy rountrie*. The bulk of this food would he wheatNorth Africa, 2.000.000 tons of grain and some supplies of fat* and oils ami sugar. Far Hast, .1 tKWymO to 4,000.000 tolls, mostly cereal*. The United - KinIrdhm, n.BOO.lAW tons nf wheat, meats, sugar, dniry product* nml fats and nil*. for every GRADE A BEEF Tender Young Stoll-fed Steers - j r tr cans WL V in e g a r Lotion botiio Meaty Beet TOMATOES ) no. 2 35C l l - - GlkHsPslnl frofk gof it)llukinds' Complcts nU s A v*. ' - -----* ' Fresh around Hamburger Old Hutch C le a n s e r 2 c»b» 15 Boneless Roast Veal Breast Veal Chops Veal Patties Grado A Quick, Easy S a n i-F lu s h loo 19 c While It Last!—White Boiling B a c o n Modern Kprratl SEAFOOD Churngold R> 2 5 c POULTRY All 1’aiiltry sold In nor markets prepared for the Pan. ' f B a lla rd 's 10 Jb* 61c Fresh Reg. Dressed Htewlng Maryland Ex. Htd. O y s te r s pi 85c C h ic k e n s SSirim p 39c T u rk e y s Fla. Rpanlah Maxwell Houot COFFEE 2ilc b Jar ib >b 4 2 c Dressed 4k Drawn lleadlsas Oiaan ib 62c Pan Ready, Drawn M a c k e r e l ib 4 5 c fry e rs Fresh Fla. Bouillon M u ll e t ib 25c Cubes ib p I<o 62c l 9c Sunshine Calif. Seedless a a. Dessert Oatdea Patch Peaches.no. 2>a 2 5 Peas no. a 17c Choice null Velve C o cktail no. 2>a 3 3 C o ffe e 2 ib* 41c tlekety A p p le w grsai WibBiey D e w M e lo n s ib 10c Long Island Stokely Otonoe Sauce' oo. 2 17c M a rm a la d e ^ 3 3 W aldorf Hum k Buttes B eets no. 2 13c Paney Whole C arro ts urcstioY > • f 2 b^hs 15c • . wise, Oreen The Health Soap C abbage a WHEN AVAILABLE lb 4,c. u* dob. Ysllow 1 O n io n s LUX SOXP Beauty Soap of Screen Otars WHEN AVAILABLE S Stott fronu, Mlrrarit Boneless Brisket Broiling Jergen’s 50c sire munity hnJ In thy futur* morg than 80 cent o l, these contoahlt:* »*1 to utilise UU ItoUitlW talents, qf their_ adyertlilnt even more work of I n t i. mil Pound Brisket Slewing S ta rc h NKW YORK CITY, tlet. B. t/l'l —Jiixty-thrce per rent nf national advertisers expert to inrrrasn their advertising- budget* for next year over the IU-14 figure and 71 pet refit will spend mate than they dill in MHO, nrrqi4aH In a survey of ihnubcr* of ihr .Arsnelattoii of National Adver­ tiser*. The survey also shows that IK per cent will increase advertising •'expenditures for the balsnee of this year and that 2 per cent will reduce thiir Wdirt-j* Tor the rorrfenl year. i r a ’ u- made Culs Chuck Q» Advertisers P 1a n, To Spend More Money IHint ttepartmfnUewHL tndlp STEAKS *os- -Iw '-J •) * M /• > cokoa H e Httflrilntr, Painting, tl^pairj , 5, Her mrmbers Intend to s|irml less for advertising ill Mlln than In 1044, Amt half of these view the budget reduction a* "only temporary.” The reinnlnlng R2 per rent will spend just a>Miut the same amount ns hi HU4. Of ths 03 P--i rent wldt will raise their esuMiilittire* for IU40, more than half estimate an Increase nf 20 per rent or more. Estimates of jirrrentage increases rang* from 5 to 100 per rent. A. N. A. membership also went on record in its survey urging publisher* In hnh| circulations lo a quality hast* and to allow "natural^ growth. This position is Ukrn hy 111 0) r io t e r s , where, as only seven members prefer to nave publishers promote subin answer to aiyothvr question, 01 per cent of the natldnAl ad­ vertiser* said that, frOM their viewpoint, advertising rate In­ creases will have to lie Justified by pilblicstlnita An the basis of atantiai Slrrtike'ion in trcU ol s i i u d -4 ." n a ’AiraV" growth and q u a lIty rlrrulstlnn. flort* members say they Will not view alt innvase in advertising rates aa being merited If Its tmrptwe Is th enable the puMIcattort to redupp thy hrlc* to th* repdarDurlng the war 10 per c4h' A. N. A. mentber roiMpatHto cl ppon thetr advertising dsp menu to perform nadf ahd tended functions, «ueh at a»i I OCTOBER Negrflhf?*' he was naked. “ The policy ia laid down by the N'ntintinl Itfinhl of MntmftrttiBnl of Constitution' Hull. A committee of the Daughter* of the AiHVrJ (can llcvnlil(inn,” Hand replied. Aakeil what that policy was, he answered: " I rnh't say." "Wiia Mct’lnne correct when he •aid hr made arrangement* for Mlaa Rrott’a npitvamncr In Con. atitution Hall for Oct. 20 over the telephone?" he wnn aakrd. _"l don’t mnke vrrhnl agree­ ment*,’’ answered Hrtnd. “ When ever I tori re to n dale hy written contract I fulfill it.” MrClane anid no contract hail hern sinned. « ThA Incident rrralled refuaal nf the tnanatremenl of ( ’onatitlltlon Hall In petmit the apprarAnrr there of Mnrlnn Amleraon, con- Survey Ki nds More Hunger Than Year AgojKurope’sWorse WASHINGTON, Oel. f>. hVi A. FRIDAY, THE BANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA Ra g e e i g h t WHEN AVAILABLE j L o iyo iC ak a* 10c , ib m « _ P o ta to e s 5 ib> 2 5 ChmMltn R u tab ag as ib 5 C sFW w vey / VAUU, e w it 5c- Yams 4 fet 25c Tom^tobs 2n»*25 19415 �4 * I OCTOBER 5, 1945 FRIDAY, Tffir/iANFORD fIRRALD. 8ANF0R! Em press Josephine o r F ra n c e I C hin c h illa s m ate about 120 days « ■ ** bom M a n e Rose Josephine a f te r b irth . T a rc h c r de la P u g e ric . ' . — --------------..-------------------------- 1-------- Z * 1 T------- , , 1 C o tto n was know to the B aby* ^ .T h f Japanese h a v e a lw a y s b u ilt loninns ns sindhu and to the 9 l r homes o f w ood. G reeks as sindoi; John H. pRttcrs&n Is Serving Aboard Battleship T e x a s Aboard the U.S.S. TEXAS at K IN A W A i Oet. 5. tSpccinl)— he only American BnttieshJn to ave fought in waters off three continents, the hard-hitting 31year-old U.8.S. To* ns prepares for its Metrest role— the oecupstion- of JapanAmong her crew who have bombarded their way across, two oceans and thus helped bring about world peace is John H. Patterson of Sanford who joined the Navy on May in. I!M2 ami then was assigned aboard here in Dec.*21, lt>42. Considererl a "lucky ship" since her commissioning in March PREPARE EARLY FOR F A L L Good g room ing and gnod clean ing an band in hand lie w ell soiled. IP H — th n e -d o w n w r-n f-th e -t/ ^ r B r in * In d e n n in g e a rly and be pre p a re d to m eet the ' F a ll season • w it h ^ 'liond-brtbi freshness! L A N R Y D R Y C R A N I N G CO. 110 E. 2nd • V Phot Phono 405 rr e * h l e Fleet has maintained this re­ putation ' by Mastitis her way ihroutrh five Itivalions ami emerjr1 Int: unmnrked. Only once was she tagged by an enemy shell, which claimed one life and 14 wounded. 'Th at Was during the fierce thrcc-hour shelling of Cherbourg where heavy German gnus were Aimed at Jigging ,.thc Allied Advnhee In Kranee.- Despite her wounds— first she bus sustained In two world wars—the Texas guns contihued Jo hurl back her UNKLL C A R R Y V O UR. G R O C E R IE S , L A D Y ? ’ TEN C E N T S / VUM . HMJL IT FREE- MAM ■ FOR A SLICE OF THAT SOUTHERN TAKE 'E M 1 HOME FOR A D IM E , HA AIN'T IT FUNNY MOW TH' SIZE OF SOME POLK* VESTS DtPtNDB ON h o w Much THeVVe OOT |WTHEIR POCKET. B R EAD /y LAD Y 0 ^ 1 ' *> il> 1K.CJC CANtV/ The Ttfnount yon have, in your pocket hna nothing to do with the quality of ser­ vice you get nt the, BEMIN-OLE TIRE SHOP. Our vul­ canizing and lire repair ser­ vice will add thousands of driving miles to the life of each tire. Southern u«*l »*** *4* A ik 10 K l U U t H t R B WHlh IU II A ik IO N H RI A O t h is ' w a s 4 Points instead of 2 1 for each poundof Used Fats ^ ONTO I THE I V NEWSPAPER l , DOES nr v a Is .uVS/LOOtdir, an&sbx&wti I'HK S , ^ IHtPETTER T H E W A V L F lS U O E ir M liC r B F fH A T - c h il l a t h a t D N S ’E M ? /-------- R A Y M O N D M. BA My, RIOA L T O R Ronl P A U L R O B IN S O N 'n o t h i n g RtMim 4, Florida State Hank llttldlnu DDT Ihr Heal 'Phlnt* M ad e hv no O M R rlin h le J b iiu r H T K U IIK K C O . Rwarlbmore, Pn. N O .W ' O jt s S A L Ifi UNT’S TUXKIJO KKl-nr CO. m it h i t ; i i o i ;s k Kills Plies. Mosipiflors, Flrns, Water Bugs, Silver FI«h,'.Ants0 Bed hues. Ronrhes. lirks. ATTENTION SANFORD CITIZENS 1 T here is n R i'euter nerd for room s, fip artm c n ts an d houses th an e v e r ly fore. If you hav e a room, ap a rlm o id o r house for re n t, J’lenso phone the ('h a m b e r o f C om m erce, the U.S.O, <u* any Real Frstate B roker today. We. Welcome the personnel that are beintf sent here from Melbourne and will do everything we can to make your stay a pleasant one. SANFORD 666 BOARD OF REALTORS Cold ProparatioriR i i . i q i in . t a h i .k H i , N vt.tr.. t o a r I in n ip s — t v p i i v i a v n in iir.i-T H f, N ffA H . , THINK. > I’ LL N B A / H A « B S E N J i— A D t 3 f e D / l W J — : L) G C O W IM ’ A A (4 A -> o c a r d / J J L ' J i Rltm t1 Snlea— Rpiitnla— MiVtgngp lawns Depondniili* Instirancp and Ronds Thonp 0R0 Agile 1iltlire umploy. fit-i5 per cent of the Japanese population By , c~ ^ lo a certn lu -o lt Im in vo ice lli.rilo pr ,i.l I ns:........... .1I1I11 sv t.ileil m l . , o f w k teh Is I... v ,. n ls P o lo I n - , p ls p illff v .- is o s W illis P j i i .I. 1ilrfrinlsllt. VV I T N HP a ill) -limol so il oftl rial seol nl Psiiforil i b'lio Ida Mil- 171 h >1* . i.| p. |.i. rol.in. ) ■ sir. 11 I1 ( I R II N IS I N I'li-ll I'll c o i n 1-0011 Ur 1; I. 1101 .lick I IspOl t I'ln k * 11'tiiwtll 1 *, *01 1 S e al* ADVKRTI 8IWC // If t ' hi MinWAhMti 70 1 -NO. PABh A V I . J M Y G lE L W O N T L G lV E M E A N O D S IN C E H E 'S T S r DO SOME’ A i a o u N D ' c N IN E ,% TH I N S / f PAGE N IN E tfefhmee utilll Ihe erieaty fart was! knocked out. itrn.M . rov| pBE L E G A L N o r iC B •' In ' addition to the element o f ' By Spud luck Teigs t i t n roiitittuallyi is t iik i ni i hate added new- marks to the IEEK ship’s profitable history; During FIR ECf*REVENj TRESSES A STRESSES » ( ’, ui" the Invasion bombardmerit, of NEEDLESS; I.OSSKS Okinnw’it this crew set a near *R jj.otw.tHm In (he Inst d if record by remaining at battle l>.■> tone TO •'>••• ' fn I'lTiili s \Vh n :n * stations for .10 consecutive days, worth of farm f M Stales H ' v is it >'I.a i ms m i 1<HM INI's sleeping beside their guns ami up In .-moke in ? ulid 31,OllO priK# > perished k k t a tv : ehowlng down at odd hours. >»nt arr h»*l fI*' 1 |nt wltleh' Yih| hurt « iii£|i As a result Of their cPIiManl m tntm fire*, lliif tf ii'ii a llil t Ini' iH'fM'tll fUce. The *iK} i‘liiiIHk null ilrihnnilp* vxliirli ! vigil, the Texas was one of the were caused b» flguies, coin lid. i National >•*11. **• lilllt it n f v »» ij tint> hSiV f ! few- wnr ships to emerge from [IntIdh. ilo RKJ»ln«t tin * *titl* t’.ititf II that battle unharmed by Jn|< Fire Proteet'i tmr iln ISvJills, ili'fi'rlstiL fttt** «f *n|il t'dll* 1 suicide pilots. Three times th not Imliudc ei i. HI) » tlif Jtulfe. i»l Rrttll• they begin to m tYillflc j tiotiFinriilii »if lit*, tiffli-t*, Kamikaze Corpsiifen turned to iltitiCs mill In. tin court Finn*. Mf .III** kill! ward this ship-Jutt each time thrv sufferings of live hvcit ‘ i«t S int*>iiL Lit.rItln. tv 111* were discoiimged by chunks ,<|1 the thousandhl,,h.t In I'tettl nt If mini mnhlliF tr**tn th* . -enmislv injiue | m m t i i u i # ijn ,, llt t |M. r|r ^t iM iM im iin t i -.r | anti-airerafi/wirtcel. life. * J till*nutlet B ach d h lln tn it** Besides file Okinawa Invasion mittnl fbnft In* i)i vtihinr ant liiii they il.i tly stress jtlii-ll the Texas eunt* reassured siicecs nt.It** the i'litt’C t*| n NfdiNi' ** olehehrtAtl Slttil ft*i!M t*ffIr** ,Aill'|ir.fi!* t>f thf > n eed ol Allied troops landings oh Nortl the Prevention .artlclpklloii l| | Hnl*mtiit. .in>i MijiM 1*r nwor'ii t«*| Africa. Normandy, Provence ii tlntrtijf Ml. *-■! aLlnillt.1^ jii. fife* aSiai r 7-i:i by h) OtF* *'!__ Southern -'France and at Iwi^ Week, set for dcmniHt -irmi— irtlf « m*■j . * v iiiln i Jima. where she ffdffipeil” bei proelninntli.ii 7T President Trn- not so t il..I p tin11 I*. ...III man. If can laeven one llfb ' i.v A.va. half-ton shells onto the for1 from us elose as 1.00(1 yards o ff shore. saved, or one farm hollSe spared I •*• silndalstralm '« f tlu- E,ij|. At an age when most Battle, the tonh of earless fir*, it .vTfll i w , for the time. ships would be considered obsolete be ample return Fire Prevention s o n , i: to i m . t n the M ighty ■‘T E E " showed thnt spent .bnlag a I.linin' p iivtiTM. wt,o«H her guns still packed the svallop Avert, elluiliintiag. the usual hk- is , zAllls WtiK-li set fire tofnrVn pro-t place ..f i.-.M. im' t. unknow n that they did when she first mef nf,ft v , \ . | Y* mi m r 11•*(! in «f»e’ the Germans 25 years ago in |! ..., " . , | • * , \, . Iiiritit mu •’N'fwlif!, td, IN tJi. In it rfc lhr i*riut'i]«nl »»f hirp*. J„iu ^utt tn tlist.it. i - mJimi. m world wmr I- Shortly after I’eafl Harbor, the Texas was assigned nil *»f ubioh rail lit* Wfjrtftf o Q liifii tn«- Blnitii t •**.»t *.i Nrmm*'!*4 hxntllini? llolmnl JI*1,1*11' ' . * ‘"IV1.’ w,l,,rr'* rt,r,| to routine convoy operations, un­ Krirlim*nce in J',,,,."1 „ “ v, > ‘til late October, 11*42. when shr matrbew: rnreti-ss smoking hifclts; beaded for North Africa to sup. spark- falling on ffniUtnaMe wiVI- , ii> MI.eit p iitoiii .1. i.mtuui. roofs; defective chimneys aibl, WITNKHl* riit k.nul ami *-m. t*»i port landings at Melidia-I'ort pn hi a.iaftrrd. t i.n h■eating e ip iip m e n t; nceuinuiatlnus r- - 1 iif tM l Lyautey. of inbbish around luiiidings ami •t iv miuNiHt.s*. From then on she was given •*1*1K I ’ifctill t 'iftit I little rest for she boCnme a III elusvts, ntties and. basements;. front line fighting ship. Her f poutitifcoun iicnltiun Ilf Imy; ntiil Lntfr’ J^l* * African assignment was followed inch tii litfhtniiiK rml prulpctiun. j <V*imiM ivain W.\u The NFUA a ttrib u tio n IIy 50 I by three In European waters off i n r t r l i t i i vppriAtt France, anil then calne two Jima percent o f rural flreBloMcs to and Okinawa In the Asiatic wa­ faultv ..lliittuctlon of Tlonie and ;T(V: ttlbel Tamlse. !|*»>b't. i o II you im c l.rr.l.v re .iu ir'il 1.. .p ters of the Pacific, which gives fa rm bunding*. W ith fire -s a fe and rcftsomible precau- p.mi .m ivtotir, is, !■>«:. in a. .... the Texas rightful claim of be* biiibting> e lim in a tin g th e usual I •;**»' "JOI fo r ■d lv o n v eem lllW •dp jilg the only Battleship to have th in ’ ill ' fought in waters o ff three con­ hatards. ................... . live, and J ........ jo«tinents—Afrien, Europe and Asiu. millions of dnllnr* worth or furm mi, ,'.r ui.i.u propelti1 and crops would be epli A T a y lo r. I'biinllff *.i»o » torch 0 o1 f renraless firee . >‘<vvtTNK n .l I H S in i T .i.lm la f .io spared the roren n i i n - s lir liaiiil an.I ..Mliia lrlsl l Eighty-five percent of farm ■at ill pH O fo id , i "t.«i l.lfi. i M , U i h Tire* are preventable, N P I’ A sin- d a , o f twine m b e r , .t u ts . I' IIK ItN I'n v . tistics show. If buildings are eun** leik 1‘ l l e u i t r . o n l • stmeted with fire-relardant mn- M H X I H tre ao r lerIni. the damage from human A t t o r a e ) (01 1'In in t ■ f r .1 * * carelessness will la: lessened and H ' l r c n l t O m r r p r s l r the danger of spreading fire, how ■ b llT IC K Tl» tl'I 'llV tl ever started, greatly reduced. to av 11.1.11: aAMir.liH it? *w.-i In urglhg farmer* to observe H i s t t u r r e t . New V »i k i ' l l , . New Ti ir k Fire Prevention Week, the NFPA V olt -r are he reliv m p i i i »pdaily p i n t In Ills I ’ l r e n ll ■ •ouit. t lo f t»Headstresses the urgency linx- not e • ■ I'tuilr, E l i o m * 111 r l i s a e e r ) . guard against common no ilo- Mil 1I11V ,.r N n ii mil, *, I MS. ards. SCMIWII r we. read »' *V » n • IN THE SOUTHEAST ST^aour S o n e ~7 M ore people drink Atlantic A le and Beer than any other. It must be... T a tW By P A U L R O B IN S O N f ^ A T S W O O N E Y L- CHIN-CHILLA HAS A U .1 H E 6 U V S J — G 6E E N V M lT H ^ i H esS R W S A L L TT3/ING T O j p r ^ l . f H O N S G /3 C W T H E M ! f \ (C IN D A S I j OVJ* £ H E A R D H A I» mavse if H g y D A D ." H O W l o n g T D O R S irr A K T E T O j — ----------C 3 C O W A ^ f z use R S U N L A M P j— ir w O U L D j r - i tONlC WAS 1 "“idOOD.?! JVi MAica i r s p e a c o *1 E N V Y / / ----- - V S - A M ttm U m n -RUU f •••* carva<4lUhlie (l*M ft»hy—IJr III*. Chtiltm»*if, Nttftlk. OtUnio By PA U L R O B IN 1ALLsar.'/iya<jOr HeY'-s'posEHE d a d s p a ic g D i6 n T HAvc a n y o l d f u zz m u z z l e all I ANNOUNCEMENT P L U G G E D IN ? n a ^ B E A R D * ? ) ----- i I h in W i HEAR HIM I COMING H A T LUSH PLUSH h sues sfNCS rT B Adc/. We are pleased to announce thnt J.B. St. John, Earl YoUfljrer and Raul Cason, well known to automobile * ' • • oWtVers in .Sanford and Seminole County-are now , * +■ connected with us— They/will be happy to see all of their old friends amMo AKETT te wW R F O R 3 Q T H A T O C 3M M A N I welcome new ones at— • lS H S G 0 r e n - 1 I'LL HOLD H SPEEDY SALES & SERVICE , Y C tlS H / N fc 901 w. 1 st S t ///. . - w — * * 1 'JV* t V vVVk\ [ *J F ” ^ ---- --------- ------- - _ - * - ' ' •1 • 160 �W.e* - *•* , * . *# ' • ' ___ J 1. • s : -r • . *»*•• .............. J -. ' . ' ' ._ FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1945 TOE 8ANRORD H ERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA PAGE TEN .M im n tir*nlr Ilnei. Officials Vision Expect The Price Cut To Come Soon, And Apply To Ocean Trips W ASH ING TO N. Ort. B, </l*i— A i>nlr of nir-mirnlcil government of flcinla irrt-rlicterl trcvnlly that paaieiiKera .non will hr flying for .1 cent* a mile—« r lex* on ilotne*- i s t And In parliap* ten ycaix. they .aid, nvcrxcn*travel will co»t iilrout thn|. William A.M. Uurilen. Asnlrlurtt Sccrvtury of Cominerrc for Air. nn<l Dr. T.P. WriRht. Civfl Aeronmitifx Ailminixtrntnr. foiLrnxt nn n Niitlonnl Hronilrnxtliii' fCnni1>nnv rnilfn ntnttyni n trrmrmloii* pxpnnrinn in the next few yi-ar* -- lit hitme'uliil nlnnail. Mr. Ilurilet) mill h«^d>elieve* ,nir forclkn uir truffic^within four or five yenm will he *ix or oeven time* what It writ* hefori- the wnr. It ntill will lie fur lex* than ilnmi-xtic buxincx*. he Mid. heruuxe that will lie "jrr|iwinR fnxt" too. * • The overxenx uir buxincx* xhoulil amount to $150,000,000 try lli.'itt, the nxxlxtnnl xerretnry xaiil. Hut |t will he <|uite it while before a Senltle irrocer can fly TO TO APPDAR C I I A I t l . K * I*. I J I W I I i 111 W f . l lll.t H ir e d . Hoorn No. To. N..» York Pity. N r * Y u rk : . You nre h*T#-l»y required to « p In i h » Circuit Court o f Kami* tiuie I ’nunly. F lo rid a. In Chancery, ••r» th* I t h »lay o f N ovem b er, I M i . hi a c ertain suit for d iv o rc e Me rein | » i« t •t»cr. K ll abhtevla led I Hr t»f \s lilrli I- If ill t« >|. I***wle. !•!#• till If f VPfrll* I'liltl Ipp 4*. l.r • Win. ilc fftolpnt. \\ IT.NK 88 tti> hand nml o f f l* i Hanfofo. F lo rid a this •Till tin) Of 8 e|i| hfTltlM, 194 6 . To: f i e r i rurt* K ll i s b c t h ton. N u riM O u a r t r r i, Inal N o . IC4, Norm an h om a: ANNOUNCEMENT Ilulld O k la­ WADE H. GARNER, M. D T on a r o hereby r r q u l r o l to a p ­ pear In flip c ir c u it Court o f 8 emlnole County. Florida, trf Chancery •»n .November It h. 194S. In * c e r ­ tain pult f o r d iv o rc e therein pendilia, an r b n r e v la t is l t it le o f which cup ** l« J o l l y K. Itohlnaon. plaintiff Verona Gertrud* Klltahrtlt Itoh lmon . defendant. W lt n e ea my hand and* o f f ic ia l Peal at Hanford. Florida. t h l » Sth day *»f Octotier. 1946. n V HKIt.N|»ON <*lerk . 4'lrrult Court lly i:. I* llurrilfk l i f l 'i i t v Clerk t C I n u l t Cour t P r a l ) i». I*. I I R H N I h i N, C I . r k Circuit -Court, lly N O I I I N B N O I t W ll O I X i. De pu ty Clerk. EXTRACT 2 oz btl r NUBIAN Bti EATIO ruo UPON Robllt .108 PARK A V E N U E • Practice LIMITED To: SURGERY • GYNECOLOGY • OBSTETRICS — OFFICE HOURS by appointment Office Telephone 840 — — BREAD 29c Residence 718 1 lb loaf COFFEE CAKES CORN FLAKES 8c 22c WASPS | mile, or lean—thu rate that th«railroailx charge now—and rates | AND (SEES * approximating that for internnitinnal travel will norm follow." w it h o u t ■* The two nfficiutx *ni«l there BUFTERING might Ire 200,000 }<>h* in aviation i lit. EFECT8 right after ilemnhilixatinn. mnyhiV FROM (100,000 ten yenrx from now. lint TVttiR S t i n g s HERE ARE THE RIIIYS—Joy of their parent! but hradacho cit the . only a xinall part of them will he rUilch liar never been able to tell them apart through manjunonliu . for flyer*. So only n" xmnll iiiinwar'. Identfcal twin* born in Uuckhorn, Ky.. Hoy and Itay RUejr'acrYc., 'ority of gilr**ervlce vofferana will ho able i n - Jump rlirerth? into .togettier,- were wounded together and captured together—whereuftei the German Army m w double till It released (hem together—and are civil aviation. (till together os pictured above at Camp Shanks, N. Y., where top scr* In overxeaa traffic, th e y xaiil. geants arc going t lowlv mad. Atiny SlgnaJ'Corp* photo, (fnternotional) higger, fnxtcr ahlpx— I-ruixing lit nrounil 300 mile* an hour within ten year*—wtll bo emphaxited. That will cut ilown the number of plane* requirril uml the luimbr o f flyer*. Mr. Wright *ahl that “ certain­ NOTICfQ O F F . L K C T I O * ly** American uir line* could In «’<iinplkiuir«t wit h th«t p ro vlcompete with foiVlan, Irecnuxe f I"I»**- «>f law Np|dlruhl«« I h i r e l o , wage differential* "ifMi. laigely IHtlh'4* In h»*rrhy Rivnii Ihul Mil hit m hfrii <uIIt'd Mild ciroutweighed hv efficiency of limn- Ort. ft, With-tho -174th Infantry dftt-d lit liti . h f ld . Mtid I lit* Hainw ngement and equlpmenti"' With t\ S. Knrrtr* in Norway, w i l l !»*■ belli w it h in uml llirotiich* •“ We can get at len*f f>0 |*<-i way When thu 171th InfunU/ out H|»ft ml T h i H* Ihm.I ItlalrlplB A R R E L L ’S nf Hfftilmdit Couuty.v Fhtrldn. via., cent n f'th e trade of •.A.nicrir.iri uir traveler*.'' Mr. Hurdyi mid. tturimrnt itnithtMl Nmvvuy wi «t H|m i |ii I T ux Hchmil IrLstrlcl No. I, km»Wfi I h e - Hunfurd H p ff ln l I url of I ’ .S. 'I hnIc Forctr **AM Tux hrhiuil Id n t r ir l; lit I T ax P A C K « G E ____S I Q ft t The tnnxt important ugricul tihtlff tin* ihnuimliit of Hiir.. (irn Hthmil I ’ lNtrlt't No. 2 k n o w n iin tural produrt nf Turkey lx to- (iuen Siimnuflr, tin* (iffirrra uml lb* DuiRWOOn Hprrlal T a x Hchool viH*n •might well hnv» ::«id “ til I »I n|» l« t ; Hpei lul Tux Hrhool |ll»hurco• II l«-t N'm. 3. know n mn th** Ovledc/ Iri't we Iwve Mlfitle it.” , Hperlul T a x Hthonl I Unit let; H|>t*•I I *i»i i it t No. 4. llu regimental rrimptanrler I* • ••*I Ta\ f ’nl. K<l»vin A. W ilker nf Center know n un the Chutuotu H|»*< ImI T a x Hi 'I omi I |t|st(l«(; H|»**<ImI T ux Hc Iio«»I I’nilit, Texas/ and ifielitded in the I U*>t t let No. I, know n nn th** iternunnel T il*fr. H u r l e r !’ . 11**tit*%m Hp«*«*lal T a x H* hind IliaIlrttvey, miii nf Mr. and t r h t ; 8 |»v«-!al T ux Hrhool Dlxtrfrt No s, k n o w n nn th** lJtk«- Monro** Mi-. I.lnyd I.. Harvey 100 I’ul- H|wt |«| T m H* ht»f»l IMatrlrt. on ; nnifu Avenue nf Sanford, Flu. Tuenday, No vrt u hrr fc. 1946. f«»r thr of d f M i O ilnliiK wlo* ahull 'I hn regiment i’ pomprraetl <>f T r iiN t f N i o f \ t h r m M 'd la trlcta unit* lirUvnted in 1102 for the t»C fur t h r n rx t ‘ au^«**«*-dlntt tw o )»-u ra rni-:inn « f rnmifig- to Norway um l tho u tlin h rr, of m ill" of H|»rlint I hey tnnk lung rmd often rlif- r ia l I Mat r let H rh ool T a x to h r IrV* With GRADE A ! um t r o l l r r t r d In rM rh of t h r firnll rnntr* In tench thi* Srhnd- dI •l•• a ttlrtr fo r •■h i ft of the aald -i ihi \in11 country. y ra r a The fir*! mid xecunil Imttnlinn* Thr fo llo w in g named a ro u|>nf the It.'gimeut nriglnully were p o ln trd to u r l n « r l f t k * uml In* iictivutiil iih the Klrat Special Service Force which wu» half Cauadiau and half American. Every driver line seen those h*NYy Tl uv tralneil for guerillu-tyre trucks rumbling down the road with warfare and were to n**iiult their big heavy loads. You know that i Norway'* g/denalvv wuU-r-puwer truck tire« lake a terrific healing from ayatema. However, they firxt the hard grinding wear. Naturally, the wen- iimhI to invade Ki*kn. only rubber to aland that abuse muxt be to find lln> Jm * had fled, and especially compounded to be extra tough they traveled half way around tlie world to show* up livxl at —extra long wearing. . *• f 'iiHNlilanea. Tlu-y fought with We enn NOW recap the Urea of A, 0 dUtlnction at Auxin and purticiand C card holdrra with Grade A Truck i ateil in I la- Invuninn nf imuthern I ' r r d h r t a 9, 11 * 14 A ! Al la * Rubber—guaranteed to be exactly the Frillire hefioe being dr activated im m if HiirlngN— Mr. II. J J)t«rlhlrk, same rubber used in recapping the big a* the Kir»l .S|H*cial rtafxdce 4*l4*rk, Mr. Ahrirr I* Thmn 1**011, truck and bus Urea. Ila extra toughnoaa i«« the Fir*! Special Service Mr 8 U K y l f . l Mr*. I l n n l c r W. Force. The I'uiuulinti personnel Ih tw rl l, In»IVt«4* 1 o I n. on your tires means 3,000 to 5,000 milea of I'rniiiri 10 Atl laakt* M a r r ^ M r , were lianrferred to Gunadhtn Khrti extra wear over, recaps of ordinary I. H o ) t . 4il**rk: M in W. IV unit* nod the American* liecumo llurkr. Mr. Jonkthxn l>. Kvana, rubber. „ Sir K J. I d i K T iiu lit , InN|># 4 'torN. tie fir.«t ami xerond Imftallonx 24 Hoar I'rs-rlmlN 13 ,L li A| F* *n* l of the l7Dh. • if SERVICE 4*111 Mi J. K. CurtlN. 4’ |/ik: Mr*. The third tinttaliun nf thu regi­ Mars W oihL Mr. John t*. *II n||. Mr. ment I* the :»*.*lt» hattalion acti­ II. K 8 linkln. InRtiFctt.ru III X T IIK T T a vated at Camp Itipley, Minn., in • <ii%1F.ni>) July I'dtJ. It wax novel from tho I' re oln rl No. K A l f )v|r«l<»—,Sf r ■tandi'nint that all lu perxht|nel J. N. TIiompNon. f*lt*rk. Mrk Muti* were nf Norwegian dexrcnL^ It .in .1 K l m b l l Mi 4 l( 1C KrlN**y W. tl Ynuiia, I riNpt r l 01 n. fencheil Frame xhnrtly after II- Mr•it.. Vi 1tirl N«». I f A l 8 ! * v l « — Mr. Ihiy a* a eennrntr luitlalhm, wax Mrttftv Htnnka. { 4*|n Mu;.' Mr. J«»* 1 ho pw ets \ There’ll he no ill-ef fects from an ex Pfc. Carter Harvey Is With Regiment Now In Norway R E L L ’S A R C A D E PKG. STORE. Our store is packed with the things you want. f LEGAL NOTICE K C i H r r,< Passenger far Tires A l i i k I t 1 . 81 y Alt, t l f p r a a D>hI«* M r Mlk| Mlt’ kler. Irv*p4**'lt.fH. " BAKING POWDER 12c BAKED BEANS SUPER MARKETS DONUTS plain doz PAN ROLLS POUNDCAKES ea CAKES FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES! Hours Fresher! LARGE JUICY LEMONS .. . . . . . . . . . . . lb ... FANCY YORK IMPERIAL APPLES . . . . . . 2 »>s FANCY TENDER GREEN BEANS lb ... THOMPSON SEEDLESS G R A PE S. . . . . . . . . lb ... FANCY SELECTED TO M ATO ES. . . . . . . . . . lb .... FANCY CRISP CARROTS .......... Lge.B ch ... YEEL0W O N IO N S. . . . . . . . ........ 3 lb s . . . . . . . BARTLETT P E A R S . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 l b s ... . . . . . FANCY SWEET P 0 T A T 0 S ......... . 3 l bs. . . . LARGE CRISP LETTUCE . . . . . . . . . .... Head ; . IONA FLOUR.. 5 Lbs2 1 c OUR OWN TEA >/4lbl7c SULTANA FRUIT COCKTAIL. WHITEH0USE MILK .... 4 Ta A& P SPINACH .... No. 2can 1 .. .. Fluffo Salad Oil.... pt. jar ....... .. 24c White House Apple Butter .. 2-lb jar „ 25c Whitehouse Apple Jelly .... 2-lb jar .... 25c III iTII in * Wo. 4 Phone til. Tire Repairing 105 W. 2nd Vulcanizing BETTY SUE Sem inole On/ Cleaners T GOSH, IktV.MUSTsa HAVE LANDLORD .WE HAVE/ARJi t * in n m o t u I'rVrltirl No. 7 Al (*hilltlolx— M in J on|«* I ' t t v i i l l . 4*lrrk; M in Vrturr- D oi iu U nn, M i n . I l o l t l r Jitt'uhi, Mr. J. T lh lr n J oi ’ oIin. lit Npt'I'l Ttf 0 linrriiicrr no. a l'rri*lm*|k ft ft 16 A l U a n r V R Mi. A W I Miv I n. I*lrrk .t Mlto* ,Mat> K. l l . i i . r . I m. | » 0 I i ' i x l l l a T M I I T V*.. a I’ r rr ln r l J Al l^aXr M " " ' ” * Vlr. Kd Oalrxliy. Jr., I ’ l i r k : Ur M. K HliHl.y. Mr. J. tV. It. II. Sir* N r l l l r II himI . 11. n l , In.lirrlnrfe. I'r.rtn.-i 1 A I r * o l » — M r \ i ‘ . K lln»1<r. i*lr rk. Mr. II. U Itagan Mr J. II W arr.n, »fr. V l^x lar, l n r iw « io r * . \ VEAR3 / INM TIIIUTIO N. S K M IN u t. IM l'N T V , K U M IIIIA , lly I. »: J li l l D A N . I'liMlrma A l l r . i w T . W . I . A H T D t t . H»( r^lary. IN T I I K I X II H T O K T I I K ( II I X T V J I ' I I U I ^ aR M IN O M C 1 X11 X TV . 1*1.011111 A* IN P M O M AT K. iam 1'mbSAV* cSt/’i^mn r>*»**Mt. We don’i lewve a Mingle Hlnne unturned. We make every e ffo rtr<fu restore original ir and beauty to everything we clean, llrin g your clothes to 220 Magnolia Ave . . • r C L E A N for R E*NEW ED 1IEUTY. Choose, us, because we'll save you money. S E M lD fc K D tlL lE IDIR'h O t t A W f f l R S $25 ,0or»is,°^ ..87c N O T ir c GOOD TO K N O W ! TO: Caah can be borrowed from uh on nhortedt notice, with no dlaturbance.— “Jimmie” Rowland aUo makw Jo a v of |76. 1100, $160, $260 or more—ehoirid your needs require It. , F A M IL Y . L O A N ' of Sanford &—'Florida State Dank Uldg. K O T I I ' N OK I N T H N T I O N T O M A K H AK PM C A TIO N K O K KIN Al. IIIR I IIA M U R. NO TICE U h .rrby g l v t a that III* un 4 *r x lg a »4 ha* t ll r d hi* final rapurt aa A d m la la lr a t o r » f IN* K a la la pf J i m r . Ilr n r y <'o|. rlougli. daraaaaA; . l l i a l ha haa niad his M i l t l u n to r flo a t dlar h a i c a and that hr w i l l apply lo the llo a n ra h l* l l XV. Want.('•■unly J a l f i o f Hanx'nol* County, Klnrldo. » n ilia t » l h day o f Oct. uliar A. ll. lilt, fur ap p ro va l o f lha asm* and fur f i n a l dla r b a r g s * na A d a ila la lr a tu r uf lha R a ta l* o f Jam ta l l r n r y Colrluuuti, daraaaad. Thi* l l l h day o f 8 a p l*m b *l A. U. 1111. CTH’ NTH JOHNSO N Admlnlalratur o f lha Eatala o f Jamaa llrnry Colrlouali, da* raasrd. Add rras: I I * 10. Oak A v r n u * Tampa, f l a r l d a CO. - Tkone 8S to ip r n a D o r n s I'B T C H S O N . wheat p lat* of rtalaac* la unknown. T tu art htrtby required lo eppaar on Octoher' 11. t i l l , l a , a certain aull for d t r e r p r ' » M d f n « In tba C lreull Ooarl Of TUkunol* Couaiy. Klertda. aa abbreviated Mile of which eald cate lei Noah Kelereea, P lain tiff v e n u e Dor la Pej ira a a -■ P e fe a d a a L . . A Grade Beef----Check R o a s t ........ pound..... ....... 28c Boneless Round Steak..... pound..... 42c Sirloin Steak.......... pound ..... 42c T Bone- Club Steaks ........ pound..... 50c Briskett Stew...........pound .........24c Fresh Beef Tongues ........ poi Smoked Beef Tongues .... p Flank Steaks . ...... pound 1-lb Bag Sausage......pour Octagon Cleanser ......... 2 c a n ^ r r r r ^ 9 c Octagon L au n d ry Soap .... 2 b ars .... 9c Octdgon Soap P o w d er .... g t size .... 16c Super S u d s ............ Irg p k g .......... :.....23c Octagon Flakes ......... Ir g size .......... 23c O ctagon G ra n u la te d I rg s iz e ................ 23c Octagon Toilet S o a p ........2 b a r s ....... 9c Palm olive S o a p .............3 bars ...:....... 20c Cashm ere Bouquet S o a p .....b a r .......10c B allard s F lo u r .....5-lbs 3 3 c...... lQ -lbs Scot T is s u e .......... . 2 rolls . * Shortening' ... 1-lb ctn* 19c ... 4-lb ctn N B C G rahaittO rackers .... 1-lb box .... N B C Shredded W h e a t .......pkg. W H E N IN STOCK O ran ge M a r m a la d e .....1-lb j a r ......... A Penn D ry Cleaner*.^.. 2 g a l can .... 85c A Penn M otor O il.. 2 g a l 1.32 . 5 g a l 3.90 ... pound .... 18c Silver B ro o k C te a m e ry B u tter .. l b . .. 48c Iona Cocoa .... Va-lb can 6c .... 1-lb can 9c M otts Assorted Jellid$ 12-oz glasses 14c Sultana Cider V in e g a r........ q t ....... N ectar Tea Vi-lb 19c .... % -lb pkg. A n n P a g e P u re G rape Jam 1-lb j a r Iona P eas .........t... N o ; 2 can . Golden Isle Field P e a s . ! Baltimore X Select Oysters ... Baltimore Ext Select Oysters Jumbo Shrimp ...... pound Hamburger ........ . pound ........... 23c pound Typ^ I Smoked Sausage .... pound .... 39c Bulk-Collage Cheese .... pound ...... 15c Dressed & Drawn Beef BrainiLU-...*rr pound Cold.Cuts Asst .. pound" pound Skinless Weiners pound Liverwurst ........... Bleu Cheese...... pound Cocktail Sause A4t 4Br, \. * . j ■ Richland P re p ared P fp w es ...._____ 25c % Zero ....... fo r household cleaning Grapenuts . pkg. ;....... Staley’s Cube S ta rc h .......3 pkgs. 14c 34c 19c 13c lflc �f TH E W EATHER Slreflfflh— To Protect the Peace nf theTo Promote the Progress of A ^ r r ir n 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 f Innocent Plea Is Entered By ashita SANFORD, FLORIDA, E sta b lish ed 1008 VOLUM E X X X V II hong Distance Halt Hits Service Men irAffirifif M mPremier Shide* MANILA, Oct. 8, (A P )— (Lieut. Gen. Tomoyuki Yamashita pleaded innocent to ■war crimes, today and his trial was set for Oct. 29. He is the first of a long line of Jnp war criminal suspects to be haulfcd into court for ar­ raignment. A Ui3. Military Commission of five generals s n ild MONDAY. OCTOBER 8. 11) 15 Member Associated Press Eddie Windsor (Jets Hearty Welcome In London Detroit Is Without A Strike For First -Time-In- 6 Weeks; Ford Resumes Work W \SHINGTON. Oct. 8. ( A P ) — John L. Lewis was absent (min) when confer­ ence-* were resumed hetween the soft coal operators and the I nitril Mine Workers in a- gou-mmi-nt sponsored e f­ fort to end the strike of Hil.OOll miners, ,\n asso­ ciate said l ew is had ■ ' prior engagement. Lewis was ex­ pected later today. Midway in the morning session the |ir.Mincers asked for a prlavle huddle with Secretary of l.nfyur Sehwellenhach, The reason m s s not announerd. UNRRANecds Funds, ** He Says For Acute Need And privation WASHINGTON, Oct. a. i/P)— ■President Truman has asked Con­ gress to appropriate $650,000;000 immediately for th e'u nlted Nations Relief and Rehabilitation heard his not guilty plea. Tne „ trial be held in the war ecarml £ former residence of the Philippine Hltth Commissioner. In Tokyo aging Premier KiJuro Shldehara completed his "safe and sane" government for hungry. restless Japan today and planned the first meeting o f his 6 man group immediately. The Dome! News Agency sold he would outline bluntly the head­ aches ahead for tho new government .which most observers say cannot aurvlve more than few •months. Shldehara drew heavily w unon parliamentarians and untried liberals to mako up thp now government. Americans shouldn't Impose their democracy on the Japanese, but should guide tho people in NUMBER 24. Labor Crisis Eases As Big Strike ptal Drops To Around 350,000 Truman'Asks For Half Billion F or European Relief raCompletesNew G oy e r n m e nt For Restless Japanese m TO D A Y: Partly rtnudy thi*' ’afternoon and tonight. TOMORROW: Warmer In north portion. Scattered ih oorr* and thunderstorm* In north portion afternoon. adm inistration, UNKKA requires (he funds, tho President said, to meet "acute need and privation" during lhA coming winter in F.urope. ilt« | tuiri! I'rrkhl Additionally. Mr Truman aaltl As the Ktivcrnrnnnt" netert he goon will ask for more money to halt serious coni strikrs for the agency so it may "meet in six stales which threaten* its new responsibilities anil com­ plete its -programa." t'ti to *expand nationally, the 1 .Ills recommendations were connew week b r o u g h t the tulnc.l in a letter to house (Speak­ brightest outlook it) weeks er Rayburn.CD., Texas). , ,c: * to the general labor picture. Hearings Start Soon Chairman Clarence Cannon IR.t Strike lines, which hit ft roMo.) of (lie appropriations com- j con l high o f som e 550,000 mittee told a reporter hearngs last week, tire expected tn on I lie proposal will begin within drop to around .'150,001) if the n few days. A major fight over the recom­ BROKE TH.KOI'GH POLICE LINES tteai .MiujlHirmfgh llmisi* in London when the Duk*- j T h e"coal ''mines ' ure* ™hc* major mendations particularly regarding ‘ ^ ' D S ui .. , * i, lift notl lU a u a v r , un I 'u r any funds hevnml the $5,50,0(H),- ol W indsiii lit rived in a i hi I >i a t euuinu with bit nml her tin- ihiuugrr tjiu-en Mary, wlium lie bad ‘ tntiiir nun T1itJ ,,, 0(111, seemed certain. Criticism of noi ei’u In nine vein- it lieu li,- abdicated the til I Min* toi 'tin- woman I love". Tin- Duke mid ho ' miner,. „u7 ,,, wife reeenth a im ed in Ertllici' and «e\e ■’ .■ ■<• niinoillieed hi- atteutiuu of "going |vim-, vlvimiu iv ,.,i VliiHnin RRA has been voiced 'fr e - Anierirnn bnme," Will'll hi- lilinolsine uppn-iii-l t )••• ■Id K.ldie wcli-nmi" *' I Intel null,mill >I,,»iii,n r„ Ha I'nse i i . s i i ' ittty^Jn both the senate and Itiuilajihoto) ■ ‘ ‘ | — , „ .. a v house, particularly by several of the congressmen who toured Euiope (his rummer. EM PTY CHAIRS and IDLE .SWITCHBOARDS faced servicemen Some of the Icgislnt us sug­ anxious to communicate with their families n» the result of the gested that HNRRA be .tbnlishud tic-up of long distance lines by u walkout « f operators.. Here is a and that the relief work be typical Munhnttan scene ut Times Square as a telephone girl seeks turned over to the Red Cross or An organisation for the con to explain to some returned vets thut long distance lines had some similar agency. structlon of houses to bo known been shut down four hours while workers took n strike vote. (In ter­ President Truntun exprcaaed |-i|x* * * T1F Funeral service.* were held as the Sanford Builders, Inc. was national) the view in Ids message that eonI* rs I A f f a n r v t l W a i ' 1 this afternoon at 1:10 o'clock Hall last organls rg* ted__ at _the -— City . . gross Is obligated to provide the * r \ g c l l t . y i l l 77 m f,„ rmri.-in a ,,,, Anderson, 111 Friday afternoon when a charter 9880,000,OtH). die recalled that the .-_______ • .J '" j " . old .dnughtuj of Mr. and .. of Incorporation was received United States had pledged a con­ l *. • ' ii.. 1 \frBruce W. 'Anderson, who from Secretary of Statu Gray tribution of f 1.350,inHI,non when ( t u r m a n S p i e s P r e v o n - di.d s,n.,.h.y m 7 25 1 . m fn and officers were elec tod. UNURA I’reafdent o f .the new company but has thus far.■■■ .■■ “T •■< •- 1| ' flr H P r a c n n i N u m l i n e ,0,-n , - ■*i,e lomlutoen *1 tho m*-, -%„**•# "w fw 1 ■ e*t in ix x A n t i!) S t 'c r o l To Ask Fop -More P4i si -Presbyter inn Church with operators. at 200 Park Avenue. He gr.ve no indication nf how the Rev. Dr. K. I>. Brownlee, as. The victNfiresIdent Is I.ea Leaher. The wink *d tho much more hi- would link beyond ■ Wa s h in g t o n ", on *, <,pi aisled by thq Rev, W. P. Brooks, former president o f the Celery The Navy liav dtnwn plan* fur 1 hutting espionage nnd the $66(),00fl,IM)l>, but said ’ I pastor of the First Baptist City Printing Co. and the secre­ •lining (he .will (Van eXpIliilli' its post-Will fleet idloeulinii a shall shortly submit n recoin tary and treasurer is J. W, New­ t«rid lilt- Rev- J. 11 Root, — ! H i p Rotary C h ili today liy Tliwm secondary position' t-> alict.-ifl | mendation for an additional con­ Congregationiilell. as 1' Alien, llrlnndo agent of the pastor curHers, il wn-. b-arm-d yiutei tribution to enable U N IiliA to Directors ate: Mr. Pope, Mr. Fcdetnl llnii-nii of Inx’v^tigiition. ( I n n I'll, day. despite the leading role meet its new responsibilities an I Lesher, Mr. Keweil. W, A. Pat­ Ql( Ml. Allen - till III.-, 1 G.-i mmi v e.-iiti A popular tne played by -naval 111111111111 III ImiI!; ’ to complete its programs." rick, E. ti. Kilpatrick, Jr., Arthur five specially trained agctils to j Junior Class of Se 'liiude the Atlantic nnd Pacific t.healgri. YoWalt, FL C. Harper, Harry l-ee, tills 1-011111 r\ In lentil the M'cre'>»] Sehiiol, Pnlririn was treasurer The number of large carrier* W. A. Bitting, John Ivey, Clar­ of the atomic laimli bill Hint nil 1tbe O le r y frni* auu a member JACKSONVILLE. Oct. 8. (Spe­ By "Duke” MacNtill e n c e Redding and K. A. Williams. would lie cut lo le -- than a tliiid . of tlictn wenwere ii|ioichciidcd with- |of the I lii Alpha Kappa, social In general High School cial)—"Agriculture The Seminole w Tne corporation plans to build nf tin- pli-i-nt total afloat - n j'«*rorlty. She was al.-b a member hi fm p wcpl.s of their ntrim I Celery Feds” ran fought shod foci’s uncertain days us the Na­ ten houses at a time and to e f­ the First Preshyterian Church liuiblniL'. while the nundiet of Trn.inu llu- origin of Hie FBI, of fect savings in this w’ay for the over the Sealirccte high school tion re-adjusts from a war econ­ where *he was. active in Young liattli'ships wtiuld'lie ieduci-d nnly purchaser by buying materials in -eleven of Daytona ileuch Friday omy. and It a| peury to me thsl Mr. A .'en said thaf.- ll wn« or­ People'* work. hIhiiiI 'half. quantity, Mr. Poptr said, adding night when they scoretl a smash­ nowhere in the country are there gan ixed in 1021 n ttl'-J , Edgar I le i Taken ill Inst Monday of • *ii•! Herndon P. Culnney. US i.otivei us its ehlef. -At that that it is hoped to get under way ing 4(1 to (1 victory. A crowd of greater or more acrious problems This would mean ii iiearelinie Lieut. Walter Boyd Stnvafl, than loom lieforc ua right/here NR. Inis been uppointe*! Slide poliomyelitis, she', was removed within the next 00 to 00 days 2,500 spectators witnessed a pow■ lime lu-aid it had only Miii.diu1 carrb-1 lom**f peilmpito IJSNK, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. ^>ut that much depends upon tne erful "Celery Fed" eleven roll in Florida," aajd William 1./ WI1- 11. Stovall nf 1101 Elm Avenue, carrier* of the l5,lloti.tini Mi*l- lligliwav Engineer lo succeed .1. | Hniteniritits mi file mi i-oni|'ured (,, au tiflarelo Ho>|,ilal on WedII I low ling, ('apt- Gololiey n a I with tun <HIII,llllil at present The uesdav, wjierc Iter condition wai /availability o f supplies. over Sonbrecxe, scoring three son. Director of Florida / Slate hn* received orders to report ta way o r .<'VII ,-I ,■-. nlid the 2*. touchdowns In tho first quarter Farmers Markctx tn his//w eek- University o f Pennsylvania a- '000: tUfT" ftw tnr“nr~ t ?V -rl aswrnrt th- cuts ran of both the tereiil war fil*—er|irtiil-v-ot Ttn*rT“ thru, iHHi.. itronouuctal very gravu. She wax and tin- first World War amt mil Irjili vidua!-, are on file, tie Ihiih in Sat,font Feb. 18, 111211 and two In the third and fourth end- review o f crop conditions and assistant professor of naval prohahlj a doTcn bnllleshlps. the general outlook nil the -.-nod in llu- Pad fie f,*i 21 said and no two >d then, are and liail lived here alt id her life. ctlvety. , N a il Issues Ill-poll "Foi i science and tnrticx. 11 IIHI iMMnl 11m I'niir lllula, tililliOia. Inking pint m Ihe Inva, In mldniuu lo her parents, Wibmn-1-—A fter recetving-htw-U.S. rn." " — ........... 4-Pn+ro-(«-iiv--f*uiMU**d-lry-w-b«iU»#r»from the University of Florida :V's afloat ie meetdy I Old continued, "1 feel that (C a a lln n r w o n I 'a e r K l s t l l I It W. Anderson. .Ir., her grandHarold Hoag, 88, Second Ste­ d nine uudei i eonslruclion In ing of our market Inanngers In IP42, Lieut. Stovall attended nml parents. Mr. and .Mrs. C. F. ward, of the U. .B. Merchant lie, OrluBeserve Midshipman’s School at t-fhedulcd in Jacksony aihlition. three t'VB's went lieillg Saner of ProsperilV. S. C., five Marines, 'imn of Mrs. If. H. the most Annapolis, Md. Following tin* tiuilt iiliil one Ims slnre iiei'n her SJ.'l-24, may be one, aunts and three uncles. Lawson and brother of Hubert important we. havej ver held, duty he was assigned as assist 11 nNtlHI*f>l on I'rcr I lit I, I I I'nllU-urei tubers ...... ..........s were me ... .... .... of and Leon Lawson, \fs enroute to Certainly' it should pe virtually ing engineering officer aboard tin- liinior Class including Georgu the United States) after being toil in taut for during 'the confer- the Indiannpnlis, and later engi­ Wtiiiiliuw \\'. Dirvi-. |:i, liie l/Jiapuinn. Carl Williams, .lark T l»r e e l U ’lin l lM u r e (in held a Japanese prisoner of war neering officer on a mlneswecpoi iiiiiii, seeoiiil class. I'SNR. m i of Rainfall during the past week Ed for three years. These duties kept him around Mr. and .Mi- .lolui l»ayis, luikc Move, Clarence Grantham, amounted nounted tn In only 28 hu hundredth* I’m tei l.aiisiug, Jr., the Gilbert and .Marshall IslandSecond Steward illoag was or little mure than one qua'rtcr 1 Monroe, i> serving on the des­ I Fielding, Raul Resold and Bob Harper of for approximately 22 months. taken prisoner 8ept 10 1042. of an inch, acroniing to I). F. USX Mrtirjwaii, wliich In onlar to iu*iiic ,,),laming troyer, Winiri I’urk.,-. interment was In December, 11)44, Lieut. Sto­ when a German raider shelled Wbltner, weatherman. N o r m a l o ) ii i :it< -*I aIl sci ceiling unit of fm Seminole I'nuutv llir llirpcnmade ill Kvcrgrtojn Cemetery. ,A a n d sank the 8. S. American rain for the period Is 1.05 in­ vall was ordered to Fort UchuyBoxing ami matches ani sary luMlnital *-*piipinent at a ln*k force wliich liomhurdcil the ..... wrestling ................ t and n * . ^ L e a d e r In the Indian Oeoan. Thb ches. This has resulted in lowerler, N. Y., where he was an will In* nrumultNl by ihe Hwifniil ' tin' Sunfonl Nnviil Air Station southern const nf Hokkaido, instructor In mathematics and Linus Club, us » nu-iilix nf adding wjii-n un liiiigcj' used bj tin- northernmost of the Jwpuiiesc German raider that sank their FTifuHti __ Emily Smith, 81 diesel engineering. ship picked on — 1 In their "uiil lu the blind" fund. Natal command, the Kxci'Ullve home islninls, Just Indore tile which Is now beloyr the scaws year old resident of Paolu, died Lieut. Stovall w ea rs the it was ilia-idi-il at the ' mccHiig Committee of the hemlnele t ’oun- end of the war. rflhaw- •flFHTOnTand took them lop. * this morning at !»:45 o'clock In Asiatic-Pacific ribbon and Hie Frlilsy. .Ine Muss win ii|i|ioiulcit )y rh:imlirr of Comnlcrrv* u l) ■' to Java tn the Dutch East Indies The McGowan steamed only a 1 a local hospital after a short American Theater ribbon. ilia chairman of n romlitlttee. l ■<j meeting Saturday, where the eaotiras were turned nlay. Instructed in-ltoci* .i E*f r.u t few mil*:., o ff ttie h*-(*cli tlirmmh The Seminole High School illness. An elect Ion will I**- held In the brother, S/Hgt. Eugene Stovall, arrange for the sinking of the**' ward Higgins. Cluiinhcr uiuiuiger. j that bold iluvRohi attack un tho over to the Japanese as prisoners. Band and Celeryettas made a Born in Georgia' Mrs. Smith According to word received bv fine showing us they marched hud made her home in the Paolu is now at Camp' Bhtnding and trout s. |u rontact the Joint lluspllal steel work* amt other military Sunfonl school district on Nov. brother, CWO George Stovall, is , Laon Lawson from one o f , the on the field between halves at “ Ivey’s CliniUCrs," who cume Committee « f Cltv nnd County I targets *d Hie -eaport <ity >f (t, to determine the number of mills of speeiul school lax and 18 survivors who has recently the football game Friday eve­ section for the past 5U years. enroute to the United Slates out second in the ihembershiti Coin inisslotiera in order to M 'liil I Mlirornn. Funeral services will be announc­ llir trustees for the ensuing two from France. seen Hoag In Calcutta, Hoag i» ning. Sophie McDougal, now n ed later. drivii. will he host* to .“ I’ iiwell's n re|iresuntntive to Wushingto’i I ---, yeurs. it wus announced by L. E. in good physical condition con- .senior, led the band. The CelcryPuatlcr'a," winning team, on » to secure cooperation of uiithon• i t Survivors include four daugh­ Jurdaii, ihuirtnuii of the Bent- sidering the last few yeers of ettes went through some Intri­ Isilitli tile iiii the St. John* River tics in furthering tld* piogTiuu.! |^1 () m t* 1*4 R illU C U ters, Mrs. Ruth Pearson anil iniite County ltnurd of Public InujklnutrHion and should arrive by cate wheel and "Tetter formation* Mrs. Bessie Denmark nf I’snla; Ort. U7, it was.annuunced. it was nnnouhred today by II IL I strurlion,. and T. W. Lawton, plane from Calcutta toon. A tiew memliership rlrive rn|i- Coleman, Chamber president. Mrs. Florence Mason of 1-uk* mperintwoleiit *if schoolsHoag, who was (read only and drew a lot of applause. tnituil by Dick Ells hurry of "Ells Tim matter of obtaining • Monroe and Mrs. Surah BlackAnyone destiing tn become -r thrae waeka ago, has keen In tho Tin' home of .limn- Syk# of E. V. Turner, manager of the herryV rirk'ers," nnd J. E. Row- swimming pool for Sanford was Firemen were called to the welder of St. Augustine; two enlididate for trustee shall file Merchant Marlnaa aince 1032 Silver Fleet Filling Station at sons, Ben Smith n* Sanford and Bell Telephone Cqmpsny of San­ laud gf "Rowland's Itonnicis ; discussed. Tltc* Milar— <>f tbs I tin West Eleventh Street wn* with tin- Board* of Public Inwith the rank of Second Steward. midnight last evening to nut out George Smith nf Paota. now. Irin g started. The looser of Chamber manager liras set at milled early Thursday nftern..... ford today rstended hi* thanks itrui'tion at lrrist 15 days prior to the public for its co-operstiun this rikilcst will stage the nnnuul |5,lltl0 a year with the slipidn- |,y Fck-rul and State ugenla to Hie election, u petition signed an automobile fire. Thla was 1 Lion's 1 (.'lull dunce on Thanks­ lion that the manager devote Ins arm it with ••-iiri li wuirunlIn and refraining from undue criti­ caused by a negro lighting a County la F ree O f full time to the position. t cooperation with polite nml ii l>V fiv e or more qualified electors cism during the four hour walk­ giving ft veiling match to light a cigarette. and, J. L. Ingley gave the ftnalK-ud | enliim of illegnll;.' possrsserl in order that the name of aucii Infantile Paralysis instead, lighting the gasoline out by operator* Friday. repurt, and was nuim-u lieud o f | liquor was seised. Janie, an old candidates may be.printed on tha ith which his car was being Mrs. Berts Bn-cden, who being u new budget committee which' nf fender in liquor law violation liallnt. The pctiliun must be filed a chief operator, was not a mem­ 7 > r« > n° t a tingle case of filled, according to -Fire Chief by Del.' 21, it was staled. Ta includes E. A. Yuwcll, H. B is now In Fcdetnl custody^ ber o f the operator’s union, roV pollomyellUs In Semluala County Mach Cleveland. Me. Lewis C. Mackey. Ifci1 W. - participate in this election one 1 nrticiputlug In the mid were Rope, It. dumes Gut, Frank TaL matned at tbs switchboard during * at present, Dr. Lelsnd Dame. qualified voter and Fourteenth Street, discharged laitt. Gei#g* SUne, and M* A. J. It. Brown. Federal ugeut unit must .be County .health offload, reported from Ellington Field, Tefas, the period o f the- strike and InR A. Morn ami Wi A. Lewi* j lm) tr Rs trick. fortned caller* that telephone today when aAkd regarding the Sop* 27. llnnnl Wnr Fund drive The This was the first session of of the Stale Beverage Depart service was confined strictly to rumored epread o f the dUsease le County is definitely Mr. Coleman as president of the incut. in Bend in this community. A MM 2/c Donald Warren emergencies. and collection* so far lugging, Chamber body ami he said he He aald only thrae' cases have Unemployment tomi-cnsst 1o u Johnson. U1S French Avenue, dis­ hut 93.37(1, il wn* fe ­ would give it his best ef furl* amount been reported so fa r this yaar, payments were msde to one par­ charged from Naval Separation ll. H. Coleman, chairScott W ill Adress |ioKad •h and requested full cooperation one colored child and two white son tn the total amount of 945 ill Center, Miami. drive. of of officer* and - insurious* William F. Griffin F 1/c (Mopeople. The coloiad child re- 8aminola County durpig the weak ________ C Local C a t t l e m e n man of the drive set for Tha | MM) USNK of Lake Mary, Flor­ eorired. One of the white people ending Sept. 29, Ofcrl B. Smith, Reuben Kenneth Hobart* Chief is 913,000. Workers, the Coun ---- removed to a hospital In A 16-ininutt motion picture on ida, participated in tha seisura Chairman of th«/Florida Indus­ Storekeeper, 118 1/2 N. Henry, John M. Scott, chief, supervisor however, e continuing to make another city and the other one trial Commission/ reported. "What Every Veteran. Should and occupation of the Japanaaa from Separation Canter, Charles­ of cattlemen for the State of contact RFC, UKRNDON BACK h donors, and every Know" will be shown a t^ h e RiU homo Island of Honshu, and waa yments through- ton. Oct- 1. Com pen*ion Florida, will be the principal team car i has been urged by has __. , — iw epidemic out tha State talad o ff after Rfc. James Emmett Ifemdon Theater on Wednesday and Thurs­ present with the U- 3. Naval speaker at a moating o f the Sem­ Chairman 'olemsn to complete w w h er* la Wwlda." he said, Increasing bv Av Ist |on -Csdets j William P- inole County cattlemen Tuesday contacts . -, aVerags of apto re|>ort as soon has returned from overseas duty day o f this week. E. B. Carter. Submarine Unit* in Tokyo Bay w'li Is normal for aa# sporadic proxlmatly 923, week for Kavanaf, Jr., 107 East Seventh 0 at 8:00 P. M. M-sh* City Halt. as t* where he spent a year in Italy Selective Service clerk, announced at the lima of the signing of possible. thm surrender documents on ** . . . James Crumley tha previous tw weeks,l The In- Street, iR Robert Mr, Scott will explain new r boys are now be- with the 88th Division of the today. Many of . Ail members o f the Selective Sent. 2. k reported A20 West Sixteenth Street; Jams lawg pertaining ta marks and Ing called week cress* for tha l ir oversea* replace- Fifth Army, llir Is tha son of Griffin has been In the naval was only from ,260[) to 976<^fAlex4nder Kirby, 1109 Park Ave­ brands and grill appoint an In­ menu, Mi Coleman said, and Mr. and Mrs* Hobart E. Herndon Service Board, as well as mem­ ber* of all other agencies assist­ service for one * and on* half of /ctalpiante it the Hum number or xtslpisnts nue; and Raymond George Fox, spector fo r 678, but Seminole County. necessity o f con- of 209 East Fourth Street sfnUd out ng compensation/rose from Jr., 1920 Magnolia Avenue, dis­ There are approximately 40 cat­ nuing to si Pfc. Herndon has bean ordered ing wnr veteran*: and returning years and ha* served on board race iring rt the Fund from veteran* themselves, are th« UBS Proteus 'A S 19) sine* 8,881 to 4,816, o f Whom 8,029 charged from Separation Center, tleman tn tha caeotg and nil or* which USOl actlvitiea ere fi- to report to Camp Shelby at tha war May 1. 1946. ,nr|ed to see this show. tale and 1,TM wkre female, Charleston, S. C. Sept. 88, termination o f his leave. war* mala urged to attend thh meeting. Company F o r m e d # F o r Erection Of Houses In Sanford Aii craft Carriers In Second Place In Navy’siHan Celeryfeds Win Director Wilson. JQver-JSeabreeze NamesProblemsIn By 46-6 Score Post-war Farming Highway Engiir’er ------------------------ Patricia *\nderspn Thomas C. AHen Funeral Se r vi c e s ' Ortlines Work Of ... nwF-,... -,.v. Larjjo.Carrier}4 To-He: 'only ^eng98M,0f)0jKit Cut To LP8N 3rd Present Number ted Lea rninprl^ViiHe1 ; ^ ^ 1. ** Long Pass To Graves Importance Of Mark­ et Manager’s Meet Accounts For Day­ In Jax Emphasized tona’s Only Marker Lieut. S t o v a l l Isj In Sanford On Way To Pennsylvania Harold Hoag Freed on g M 'g n s W g . '^ CITY BRIEFS Lions To Promote RoxinK1 In. Sanford Mrs. MaryJG. Smith Died TMs Morning Move Launched To Obt a i n Use 01 Navy Hos pi t a l Woodrow W. Davis Serves On McGowan Election To Re Held In School District Turner Thanks Public For Its Co-operation By Federal Agents DISCHARGES ’und Drive Is irted LaRTKinff Slifflit Increase In Jobless P ay m e n t s Fit* William Griffin Sav^Jap Surrender Picture Show Coming jOn Veterans’ Rights r E 0 ----------- l _ —— ki ---- -— ..a ...________ __ 1 1. - • r � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1945 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, October 05, 1945 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 05, 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 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 05, 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/74aa36433393aacf9f7d726b4ffe58df.pdf 64b92e7943e5e03d0bfd4974cdfb0652 PDF Text Text A 4 ✓ -v ryvMijf f t p r 1*!' * ; ' " 7 ’ • "' ‘ *fi —t - TV 4*i MONDAY, OCTODETt 1. 1945 TUB SANFORD UERALD, SANFORD FLORIDA PAGE ElG irifl War Fund Drive More StrikesBORROW HERE WHERE Begins At Dinner Threatened PR IV A C Y IS RESPECTED -*. YOUR natural dealre fur privacy, Tomorrow N ig h t As Some End in money mnttera <a strictly MISCELLANEOUS :LASSiriED ADVERTISING r a t e s luc r*r line fur unr Insertion 08r per (lie-for three in-erllon* 37r prr lirtr fur 6 insertions 06 prr Uni* for 20 insertions Minimum rale* . . . 30r PHONE 148 OR BRING YOUR Ad* tn THE SANFORD HERALD Count, live w..rd* to thr line, Including phone and address. reapected here. Friends and relatives are not uuestion'ed about your credit. Your em­ ployer or bmtincK* usaociote* will -not -hear of- your iirtMnnl affair*. There is no Cause for embarrassment. Reasonable credit requirements No co-makers on rrmimv loan*. ?'arlnble payment plans. FA M ILY LOAN «*<>. Phone 33 Florida Bank Rldp, FOR )6 additional -you can add to your automobile . liability pcrtjcy medical payment for edcli person accidently injured while' a oassenper la your ear and ench pedestrian hit by Ail idvrrtNrm rnt*- fur siluatianii w in t s a - w t lt b e t h s r ged f ar a t-tb e — your car up-Ur:$7fiQ.cnch_£^JI. Boyd A Co. ' regular riaaalfliit rale*. . * ___ ___ FOR BETTER Health Drink A NICE bunpnlow located on Mountain Valley Mineral Water Firat St., pond condition. With Nature's Aid to heiilih. From flowing well aqd tile pruund . I Bit Hprinps, Ark. Let us for a small ■ garden. Chiektyi FlLL-u n with Iti'itwrnr anti fuel serve you,-'For Hale at Duhauae, few young orange tree*. ■>|| bpfotc ..vlnt'T. * , hart’s Lumber Yurd. 202, Sun-, If you wiint a hiirpuln, *ee ine II. II. POPE CO., IN F . _ ford Avenue. I'lione 3H0-M. at onre before, it la too late. MAN'S Tiffyrle. f'TiaiU-* 677-W. Edward F. IJine. FOR SALE— LOST- l*.i TON CtuVioht truck slake 1042 STUDKIIAKKR 4 door sedan, pood cilddlthitl, new tire*. Phone OUR Jewelry Floater-policy will Ii.mIv, ' 8 2.1 tire*, good condi­ 776-W. George Steeh'.. repay you for jewelry lost, tion, First house on riuht. M l stulrii or destroyed. No if’ |lorn Load, Mont'im Cottier. ONK l.eonanl 0 ft. electric rer. Mi lloyd A Co. , , UPlIDLSTKItV fabrics, tapestries, friperutor. I'lione 190-W. DIVIDENDS for 10 yearn >>o (lliniii' !.•. Iirmatelli'*, u gouil HOUSE | liner ro u in*. small yiiur fire, uutoinolille and IIn* , 1,1, 1. in i'Ih i from. It.S. kitchen, city water, electricity liility Insurance by not insuring Hum ii, 21111 N. Orange Ave,. available. Foot lot*. 611 by 12d wilh ('. M. Itovd u Co. Phoiie 41)63, Orlando. Kin. ft. -A.kinp $1.(100.00 (Cnah). LUST: Pocket hook with money NearLnkr. K. Lngerquial, Bo* HO: I’l i Al l7.A I IONIieMiranre, and driver*' license. Reward. A. 323, Lake Mary, Fla. tiiillvidual, t unity nml group, Jenkins. Rl. 1, Ho* 2IH, Sanford. (1. :ii I Si.v•I A Co. IV JNDKTOli.M inuiranei*. Now i* tln< time In |loiecl yottr projiei'ly lignin. t widditiirrn damope i !. Ml lloyd A- Go.1 12.twin I.IKE insurance to each |,.’f Mill ;i '■■: Ill to 116 for 417. fill, dividend" reduce the year­ ly rust in $13.60 lifter the let vrur. C. M. lloyd A (In. POIt SALE: Amide quantity long life (JIII.H SKAI. n*lie*to* r(H»f coaling Containing I'etropum. . ...Snnford i'nint A filnsn Com­ pany, 117 So. Pork Avenue, I phomr noil. TVVO ^ A ItM S FOR S A L K - One It ncri-a. Iliad land, 1 pood well, 2 *lorv lu'Orr, 1 car gnriiKe, I .mil lionre, non (J- Went of Luke Moot no Pont O ffice... One ft nerev, nil tiled, pood well, 2 story luiiiM',. 2 story lmrn, 'A mile went on (Irnnpe Haulemid. .1. \V, Xlell, liuku Monroe, I'lione 16. «. :,UMI!Klt Lm ilier! Wreckinp II rthry house luddud Heel'*, very lu'i.t li|lil|« r. I'lenl,■. door*, willili im * uod idiinddiiir. Iluhart'* Liiioliir Yuid bll llA l.l.llN liiililed I \j If Uuk » i|i’ily. liurri'l* - ,i Sanford Coca Coin ISntt tir»'» Co. FOR SALE . Five room huu*o clime in. Price l2A6n.no , . Robert A. William* Phone.732 Atlantic Bank Bldg. ONE HOUSE, two lul* in Golds­ boro. lmhuitV~T,tnnher Ytird. I1AIttiAIN’ Lutnlne or city pa* hot water healer, perfect con­ dition, Aim apace healer. 1117 Went 16th St. llUUKEhidd furniture. I'h u n e Countv 2406, Lake Mary. HELP WANTED BUSINESS SERVICE GET MONEY FOR YOUR CAH We're buying. 1939 to 1943 Model Chevrolet, Ford and Plymouth cars. Take advantage of thi* MAID. Hlendv housework. Apply ready m arket'to convert mature ' II umiI A i>epl. Store between Into money. !i:lin A. M. anil llild) I'. M. HOLLER MOTOR SALES 2UK' West 1st SI. MAN or woman for meat dvuartnionl, Margaret Alin Sutler E X P E R T Plumbing, :I6 yours ex­ Market" Steady Job. See Mr. perience. Kcpuirn, water Item __er*. loilgta, 1,0 * 111*. Iiatli*. Inna Hhumnn. ■Irv tuIm. tJiKid service. No Sat­ HA l.ESIudy fat I'alichlon Drup Co. urday rails, (ieorge Coursen, llox 678. Phone Co. 41(Hi. W ANTED: Experienced Stem,grupher. Must be necurnti'. A p­ THE HOY,. i* I* preferable To I'llK HOY, tn the ply Chase A Co. Extension $60 ileilurtilili- iiillihinii i.r up No. 18. M‘l milnimi:nli mull lire. Get linr tales fur ymir ear* ind W ANTED : Man to operafb ser­ truck*. (I. M. Boyd A1 Co. vice station, $200.0(1 required for pond. Write Imperial Fin. WE AUK fnlp' elpiippul and Oil Co., Box I Hill, Tampa, Fla, knu.v -how tu recap your lire*. Natimil rubber or synthutic. O PPO RTUNITY of lifetime sup­ we protect tbe sidewall* "lit plying IIIIT ami other prufitiilile yuur, tire. June* Tire Shop, product* to farmer* In Semi­ Cur. 1*1‘ and Elm, phone 008. nole County. No experience or CUtil til I. required. Must have GOING lu ■fly'! Get a trip acci­ mite and good reference*. Per­ dent policy flum C. M. Huy.I manent. Write oi wire McNKBS ' A Co, COMPANY Dept. T. Freeport, l.f A B IL IT Y Insuranuu I* must 111. tmpui tunt.Yui. know wliui - It winild . rust tn replace . yuur W A N T E I)r'x Mald for Mather home, liirnltuie, merrhundise Furniture r'u. See Mr. Bumand uuiuiimhilu if destroyed, /uii. _________ ' ' _______ lint you don't Know what the waiter W ANTED : Two maids, verdict is going to be in a law or waitress. Cull Mr*. Perry, suit involving noddy injury or Phone 1200. death.. Get adequate liability coverage. C, M. Iljiyd A Co., DAY messenger, bike or walking H:(I0 A.M. to 4 P.M., 40c hour. BODY AND Fender dents, puint Night messenger must have Injury or fudink should be bike 4 P.M. to 10 P.M. 40c Corrected now In combat aging hour. Western Union. and weathering. A new pulnles* method await* you at WAHHwomun Monday and Tues­ YATES AUTO P A IN T & days. Washing machine, ull BODY HIIOI m o d e r n convenience*. Phone 105 N. Palmetto Ave. l',hone 371 543-J. DODGE . PLYMOUTH PARTS AND SERVICE 109 Palmetto Ave. Phone 1011 W ANTED: fiirl* fur full at Lanry's Drug Store. time FOR SALK in Marklmm— 10 acres resident lot. Midwuy H. Granby Ave. J.K. Walker, Old Cypress Ave^ ■L-= LW“ COCKER ^SPANIE LS: 0 Red SAVE money when von buy your mojauMlix.raised with full pedlBXL_CBL_UL trud^ thru -lower giee inniillog 3rr champs. Six mT our local bunk financing am week* old, from $36.00.• Mr*. lower insurance coils. G. M. A.I). Marsh, Box 104, .Ht. 't , Boyd & Co. New Smyrna (Luke Ashby) SAVE money on your fire, wind­ CAR trailer for storm, automobile, workmen's .... Jto condition. Phone County 4612 compensation, burglary, lia­ bility. amt other insurance. KOMI.Kir and Campbell piano, V « h'I like our profit-sharing You'll unnd I'uMilltlon. Also . one cow. plan uf Insurance. C. M. llov Fred Janiines, I'aola, Fla. A Co. THREE burner, oil, Neseo'cook LOANS on cash value uf life stove, une giant burner, I10.W) insurance policies ut 2tt% to 314 Magnolia Ave. , 4 'ir * . C, M. Boyd & Co. FOR SALE: Two mules, $360.00 work single or double, will do fur farm work Dullnry Estate, Enterprise, Flu, Phone Co. 4<;oo. W IL L pay-cash for all kinds of used furniture. Phone 324 J. I) TT» nami bungalow wltli Iinth Mini garage, $2,6007 W ANTED TO BUY: For caah, Inquire P.O., II.B. Brown, Lake reasonably priced second hand Mary, • house trailer In good condition.' Tires not necessary. Phone 071 FOR SALE: Milk cow, fresh In W. Muv. Good milker- 1703 Mag­ nolia Ave. _ ., W ANTED ; 12 guage shotgun, referahly double barrel!. Phone ONE electric and oJEh battery 29-IL radio. H.T. Russell, Lake Mary, one block south of school'house. FIltfXNCIAL— if W ANTED— S J.D. CORDELL, receiilty returned from the service—Is now localud in the Kent Jlulhliug, Auto­ mobile Repairs., i r M l l m o l F n m Pace Onrl Il'nnllnneit Pmm I'aae 0**1 National W «r Fundi 00 percent phone Interview, Belmc mnde his comment* puth to UHO and United Seaman Service nctlvities, said Mr, Cole­ after an assertion by Walter II. man. O f the remaining amount; Retry. Federation field organiser 21 percent poes to relief tn in Baltimore; that no nationwide European, devastated countries, strike threat had been voiced bv Petry said and H percent to devnsted nreas Federation officials. in the Pad fie theater. Seven per­ Beime had Informed him the re­ cent nf the fund is set aside for ports were erroneous nml un­ emerpencies and one percent for authorised. In the oil refinery wage ills ndmlnintrtiLion and cnmpaljrn ex* nut*, Secretary o f Labor Hchwelpeases. lenbach was reportedly preparing Mr. Coleman is being assisted a fresh appeal for settlement of in the drive by nn advisory com­ the eight State walkout which mittee consisting of Fred R. W il­ threatens to cause transportation son. Edward Higgins and Randall tie-ups In several areata „ J7L"' *' Reports reaching the wage con__£ *1 “ TrieC e m o tiv e •.committee— tir Ttrences "that' thd UMOrt 'IWetr charge o f the drive includes: w . was rationing gasoline In the A. Lefflcr, ILL. Dean, Fred R. Detroit area prompted the Secre­ Wilson. Joel Field. fl.Ib Pope. tary to telegraph a warning Frank Shames, Roy Holler, Frank against any aucb action. Talbot, Frank Enns, J .L Ingley, “ I f the supply In the Detroit A- Duda, W.fJ. .......... KIIbee, E.G. "XI iiPatrick E.L Hoy, L.H. Lexher, and J.W. Hall. The advance Ififts committee includes, WA. -Leffler, R.L. Corn­ ell, A.K. Yowell and J.L. Ingley. The chairmen appointed fo r: communities arc as follows: San-' ford, L.R. Lc*tier and n j . Gut}! W e nre happy tu nnnoimwr th a t M r. T .V . HrowH. Oviedo, Frank Tallail; Geneva,' W.u. Klll.ee; Lake Mary and I fo rm e rly attModuletl w ith iib , i.s hack uni w ill I'oala, Frank Evan* ami K.E. True; Slavla, the Kev. S.M. he gliid to nee ull o f hi* frieiKl.* ut Touhy; Luke Monroe J. Tilden Jnrol.s and L.H. Mann; loinpwood .LA. Bistlind; Altamonte Springs, I M l. Huniiny; Forest City, Ches* ter Fosgale and Philip .M art,' Casselberry. II. Casselberry| Gold••iiroil. Mis* laiuise Parker; Chulu-t otn, Mrs. S-F. Long and the San-' ford Nnvul A ir Station, Lieut, j ijg ) F. Hendlckitoii. The VVonien's C'ommiUee of which Mr*. F.E. Itouinillut Is rhuirman lai'ludes; Mr*. J.N (iilloni Mr*. J.M. Iluyes, Mrs. J. IL Ray. Mrs. E.J. [touth, Mrs M.ll. Smith. Mr* D.P. Herndon, Mr* 11.11. Pope, Mr*. F.E. ItoumilM lat and Mr*, C.M, Derry, FURNISHED house or apartment, couple permanent, no children or pets. Phone '0U.M, ______ NOTICE TO OUR PATRONS In A ll fairnesst to o u r custom ers and th e public w e must discontinue tlohut m a jo r re p a irs on w atches. fu rth e r notice. .Mr. R eyn old s w ill -contin u e to do cry s ta l, he serviced to our best a b ility . Wm.E. KADER Jeweler Plume 357-W 112 S. I’ nrk TASTY MEALS SUMMER CLOSE OUT 6:00 A.M. to 8:30 P.M. Fried Chicken Dinners n Specialty A t The PALMETTO RESTAURANT GAME MBRT Thi Game, and Fresh Water I tell . ( 'omuli,:'inn will hold a meeting at tho Roosevelt Hotel, Jacl Jaci *nnv|lje, snnviiir, on Dct. (let. 12. Routine Kouiim m atterXefining licfore the Com mission will la considered anil imyoni wishing tn appeal bciore the Cnmmisslnn on matter* per­ taining to the conservation and restoration of wildlife resources In Florida will he heard, according I 1 1 N. Kennedy, director o f tho tiiiine and Fresh Water Fish Com- Next To The. Fire Station Under .Management of MRS. C E. GODWIN And C. F. GODWIN mnis.oi dim d ie * named Fairbanks Tavern in IliiHton a* the firat post office III the new world Nov. 5, tOll'J. An act uf ContlnuiiUl Congress In 1776 cstahlisheij the American Postal Service, with Benjamin Franklin as postmaster general. Benefit* paid American families by the life insurance companies of the country are currently run­ ning 29 per cent greater tnun in 1941. Total life Insurance fund* In ' vested in United StuleR G ov-1 ernment securities at mid-year' averaged more* than $260 per policyholder. There is a greater need for rooms, On all Hummer cottonn - . . lo w ly uHHorlmenl of* HhuntunffH, ch am brayv, KiiiKimm unt^H fcrH uckor ........w ith Iota o f lim e l e f t to w e a r them . INSURE 203-09 E. lat W ITH .... Phone 127 MATHER of SANFORD honfidence V 203-09 E. 1st. St. B. B. Phone 127 ICE CREAM SOCIAL RESIDENT of Sanford iasl five y fifs mcitres “ fumiihril-apnrt' ment ur house. Call 702.-J, ask fur Mr*. Jack West. Shirts and dresses are now being mode from a Florida weed, MODEL A Ford Ton. truck, rein known as ramie, originally butight body, y» ccattle rack, 4 transmission, new 32 x 0 FOUND: Brown and white point- pfcrted from China. . tires, tolling $666.00. First •r. Dr, Raymond Bass. ip<l lakes It. Charles K. Ellis, FOUND apartments and houses than ever be*a . fore. If you have a room, apartment or'house for rent Please phone the Chamber of Commerce, the U.S.U. or any Real Estate Broker today. We Welcome the personnel that are Wednesday, Oct 3 6:45 to 7:00 P.M. being sent here from Melbourne and will tfo everything we can to make your stay a pleasant one* SiwnHored by the Women’H Council of - The First Christina Church * benefit Porsunaife Fund SANFORD M urIc and Entertainment Admission 25c W ANTED : Furnished or sendfurnished apurtmcnl in sebuol vicinity Mr. and Mrs. M-V. Wilkins, Public school teachers. Phone 068-M._________________ ‘ ATTENTION SANFORD CITIZENS M/ 1/3 OFF HOUSE, two or three bedrooms, 'furnished. Permanent resident. |V0, )lox 1021, Sanford. BOARD OF REALTORS W ANT w Wu»Wr, SanfflWakr*--- Room 304 TO WORK ON YOUR CAR or TRUCK Phone 732 — ■■i ,,wg "I I— i i■ Our FACTORY TRAINED men can quickly and taiiftei efficieptly, do that maintenance and repair work that means so much in the good performance of your car or truck. Docs Inc new Addition rating,e first Hn*.grocery, and meat market Party must have t | § | sw ® SCOBS a b ii Bank' Bldg. ------------ i. •.-Li' Sanford Atlantic 9ABY play pan with removable FURNISHED apartment 3 or 4 ■ floor, romplete with washable rooms. Gas cooking. Phone libber pad/2461 Palmetto Ave. 4602, Short'/ Camp. ml m II.P. Johnson Outboard motor GROCERY store for rA t. Com­ ■H rnan'a pre-war Retl, fast plete with fIxturoi, I will give ycle, good corxUUoru phone lease to party under the.fob t-R. lowing conditions t ---------------I RELIABLE UBED CARS Party must be capable of ope- f*1•1~■1 11■■ s. GenernflnHUrknce - OAK dining table; wood heater. 20 ecrea tiled celery farm, lately plowed end harrowed on Cam­ Phone 700-M or 1020 Elm Ave. eron Avenue, Phone. E.B. Stowe, NEW whlsser Motor bike, $180.00. 192-R or Edward F, Lane, . , 208. Senford Ave. phone M2. , Come To x 8eU - '2 / Th« ifii werBBf o t a T t : " * , , l llT - ■ /3m ; 'i * • : stem Ituilroiul m en’s,' d o cto r’s and nurse:!’ w ntchoa w ill H. B. Pope Co. Inc., F U R N I S H E D or imfurnlUifl house or apartment. Perman­ ent civilian resident. Box 29, c/o Herald. si- Fwm. Brenner Pass Is the lowest and Th£ t in t sanctioned ntr .mail was flown hi the united States one of the most frequented paw< from . n temporary field twist o f­ os across the Alps. fice In Long Island in 1911. Nearly half of Japan's Silk trade the wnr was with tho The first special mail train I'fnrr 4* made the trip from New York to United States. Chicago in 30 hours and 40 In the Kvnngeline country of minutes in 1H75. • KoVu Scotia, Canada, are the Portuguese is the language of largest i n pie orchards in the most of DraXil's 41.363,006 people. British Dominion*. and crow n repu lrih#. ANNOUNCEMENT W ANTED TO RENT SM ALL furnished house wr apart­ ment. AC L family. 104 W. 10th Bt. ___________________ • area it inch ns to necessitate ra­ tioning," he *akl in a wire to Au­ gust Srholle. Michigan CIO di­ rector. "It should be done by the proper authorities." Schwcllenbnch's telegram lo the Michigan CIO director said that lnvestlgation*--by his repre­ sentatives convinced him that the rationing program o f the union "is resulting In cunfu*ion and rr^M'ntnmit thut soon will endanger the health and safety of the people of Detroit. “ Therefore I vigorously^ urge thut you arrange Immediately n meeting of the officers of the union arid insist that action be taken at on;e to withdraw from thut program," Schwellenboch's telegram said. *'I am now trying here in Washington to bring about n settlement o f the strike through the process o f' bargaining. The prompt recognition by the Deirn irtw a l o f Its rcxponslbmty-mto conduct Itaelf ns not to en­ danger the nubile welfare wouldhelp allay the fear* which have been expressed during the negnti atlon." * 208 W . h it BL ■ ;> r | * �" f • ••• V fa Unity There fr> Strength— ’» THE WEATHER To Protect the Peace of (ho Worldt To Promote the Progress of America i To Prodace Prosperity for Sinfprd. TO D A Y: Parti) cloudy <*|lh a . f e » widely Hcatlerrd thundershower* In south end central portion*. TOMORROW: Partly cloud) with few wide­ ly scattered thundershower* Thursday. - Not quite ho warm northern border this afternoon and tonight. f . AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY,-OCTOBER .1. 1945 " ■■ r '"1 — Established ,1908 VOLUME X XXVII 'M J , . ! . -----J" I 11 5 Strike Lines Yamashita To Be Tftftd lo Conciliators A t Oil Conference Member Associated Press NUMBER 22. Big 5 Peace Parley Ends In D iscord British Troops Entering’ Liberated Singapore lia 'I 1 . c Arthur—Restricts] Jap Overseas Com-! municationsTo Mes­ sages He Approves — Telephone -W o f 4cera Arfc Expected To Be Out For Four Hours On Friday - (He AMKlatni I’ rewa) Strike lines were expanded fn the that 24 hours by fresh labor disputes and a survey disclosed some 415,000 idift one of the largest totals Jn months, New trouble threat­ ened as a strike vote was called for Friday that will jtull 200,000 telephone work­ e r s off their jobs for four hours. Tha hottest apoU are in the coal and oil flelda, .where about 130,000 being out has ser­ iously curtailed productionIn Washington, the oil CIO s workers reportedly are ready to accept a government plan to end a strike which affected the plant* In 16 states. A decision is due late today (4 P-M. E.S.T.) from union and company heads on a proposal for arbitration of ' union wBemanda for a 30 percent wage Increase and a temporary 15 per cent pay boost. I f rejected it > would mean aeixure of the refinriea. some closed since Sept. 111. The spreading soft coal strike In Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Ohio and Kentucky— idling some 90,000, miners, brought an em­ bargo on most shipments, to con­ serve eupplies for essential ser- Major Powers Disag­ ree On Terms Of Potsdam Decisions; New Meet Likely i TO KYO , Oct. r-.(A P >—OenejaU| W AKH IfAlTO N , Oct. .7,’ Tomoyuki Yamishita will l>« tried ( A P I —Seqatur' Johnson.' (D in Manila by a U.8. military com­ Cola), told the Sedate to­ mission as a war criminal, Gyn-1 day that Great Britain has eral MscArthur's headquarters In ' turned down President Tru­ Tokyo announced today. He will man's proposal to permit im­ be arraingod on Oct. 8 at _ the mediate immigration o f 106,home of the Philippines high, 600 Jew* into Palestine. commissioner. He wilt lie charged He said the British govern­ with the “ responsibility for bru­ ment will announce next week tal atrocities and other high a plan tn admit 1,560 Jews a crimes ngiiinst the people of the month, or lfl.OOO a year., A United Slates and it* Allies and British white paper now in dependencies". The trial will be effect limits immigration to oim' ii lo the public. 10,000 a year. AMONG THOSE PRESENT at the government-sponsored ,,mcilin* . .to i.i'n ilM l Wi lli.T IC U U P S 'W -tin- rirtiT l idl.tl, Vrinv 'o f tllo lititlnh i-.otpite .on e- ate General MacArthur also re­ snown being_ greeted by -cheering croud* mi «-nt••i mg f'liiiMpoi,. after tin Japane*e garrison had *urtion conference in Chicago between leader* o f the CIO Oil Workers stricted Jan overseas financial International Union and representatives of oil plant* are .(I. To r.): tendered the iHirt ritv. hnemv forrea had Ixen in r .mind >\ ilu' ..................... grout Hmidi naval lm<e m th .......... . ... LONDON, Oct. ;J. (AP) — tm*\ niptninl it iilmig 4 August W. Hurnmert, St. (-otiis, Mo.; Justice William I. Kmni* of and business communication* to Strait* Settlement* with. . .Mn'ay.-* and l.ix t .md Siimatia. in 11*12 „*,>n ISpC retltrj’ ‘Of S ta te JjiniCS -K. Ji-imii iittmkiti. (International) the Colorado Supreme Court, and James G. Houston of Texas. They messages he ha* approved, and Hyrni's und Soviet Foreign are hoping to nvert a atrike thul might affect some 250,000 workers. warned the Jap government to keep its hands o ff Korea. While (International Soundpbota) CommiHnr Molotov brouKht threats of famine brought fresh into the open today h Ul»tumble, lo the Jap cabinet, Rus­ ugreement amoiitf tho major sia .meanwhile announced to the Ylc. Livingston Higgiftk And Lodge Survey Is Made 15 ‘Percent Of Committee Named & S T S 'tt5 5 !g !f Writes To Parents D ecline Tu Run nnir*«0w.Voll«,r For Re-Fled ion C lip p e r Valley Quota Reported To Study Plan For Of Hospital Ship Ul O l . Johns ;I’dncina! power* in t^e Euro­ Raised At Dinner Building Hospital American P r i s oners ■ >. I n. , * 1a*. .Inin i ■(« I Inn 1 It said the formation of a four power control government for Japan should precede any pre­ viously agreed upon “ consulta­ tive commission" to direct a long range Allied occupation policy. Tin* Korea warning came after purported “ promotions" o f Jap official* serving there. All suchpromotions are ineffective, Allied headquarters said, adding that ill own military government is the sole authority for Korea. The first report of a rice riot In northern Japan lent credence to the laisaihility that lliagwahi Kuni might resign and liix cabinet go with him. f\L Ci I L iiowera whether a Big Throe undoratandliiK for b l a n k e t . participation by all five Mayor ‘ Kilomil llnr.in- a n d pe*.. peace settlements wxisted. C ity t'um];ii**tqi|fi J| .1. Lmigr In ‘n press conference, Molotov nutimini fil ’ toduy trmi* ti.u-\ « tll disclaittrd nny knowledge o f surh not lie. citntildiitt-s (•>< re r-iittio i an agreement. Eprlier Byrnes in the entiling ptimary mi Mm. <t. said President Truman anil Prime. leaving the field wide open fm. Minister A ltle left the Potsdam new fundhlate*. ,‘.r. ---oortffrEnco with the umlurstnnding l*p to till* mot nine on eaodL. that France und t'hina xv.iuld he date* had niqi’i- <1 t ■■ .i In .* letter lo hi- parent-. \\ of c-’ it*- id i . H . i • t.i tiovernmeiq eligiiuo'i* of the liiTmitted a full shnre in the Other strikes reported were: (t. I.lvingston. Jr . Yin, -itving ie g ;*(i i i , ,1. i f.o tht* h,ck*oniillc ili*triet me comluct- discussion* o f treaties, hut that ' ♦ f e w York City Fifth Avenue bus The Scmlndle 'County War nhnurd the l !KS Sanctuarv, told I* Th *1*11 ■■ . i i The dire need fur a new hos­ l T teg dn mi: a nurvev of cent ml , Florida Marshal Stalin apparently under­ drivers: A F L lumber workers in Fund drive got o ff tii n good of III* removal of prisoners .Old" cirri in fob.m (_o.. th • ti mi m uniei any-, inrluiling the uppur stood the two nations would lie the Pacific Northwest where some start Inxt night with u state- pital in Seminole County was Japan on Kepi. 15 the object of discussion yesterday, w II t lit.i p H T !<■ . I n . I V ■: I ST. folia, Vnlley, now heavily barred front such ..discussions. 61,700 workers were -out. ment at the "kirk o ff" dinner "W c left Japan tin- ntiirnlng Mu* -t lijputn *, who • It i :q o I footled, the St Lucie (liver and Byrne* announced the deputies Secretary Schwellenbach'a drive held at the Mayfair Hotel bv at a meeting of the Hoard of about ItldlO after a very eventful office expire- Jan. 1 Mr|;|ted that olbei County Commissioners. Materwny* to determine would euntinue to work here on for settlement of the 12-etatc II. II. Coleman that . Following the discussion. Chair­ night." he wrote. "A t noon ye* wltMe tlic ■'omliinatioii of joli i f wliut should l>e done in the way some aspects of the conference transportation-crippling oil strike Chairman the Advanced (lifts Committee lerday our fits! load of patient* titayoi aml -oi.nrigei of tin Sun of fI ih' iI control and wider con- which ended wilhuut an agreement showed aigna o f alowing down to­ had reported 16 pereenl o f the man W.G. Kilbce appointed a com­ GEN. ELSENHOWER'S-IIEAD- came aliourd. There wane five ittoie Cquniv tliumlier of ('nut- si'ivaliiui. n wus announced today on any major issues. It seemed ob­ night.. quota already ruj^qr) ami with an mittee consisting of. H.B. Pope vious that Truninn, Attlee .and The {h ie f spokesman o f one announcement from Cupt. W. T. and C.R. Clont* to investigate QUAItTEItS, FRAN KFU R T. Gcr- stretcher cases um| the « lit cl nterce had wotked -atisfmtoijlv. bv .Mayor KilwiuM Higgins. was quite rnuuii. Il Oh* vert the I'iiantlM'r of I'qntineiee wink Stalin would bo, obliged to reach major Company, Socony-Vaeuum, from all angles way* and mean* many. Oct3 (An— Gen. Georgw Md* survey had been intenuntEaston* that proceeds from the sri-uttor.; moat colorful A me rk in ,1!,ff‘e,tlU ,V‘ ’"i,1" ' the had iravhrd a point 'bat .it re uil bv II e war emergency, he add­ a basis' for a meeting o f minds eolorl walked' out o f the peace confer­ Naval A|r Station theater from of securing a >*uw ..hospital. , • iu...i.i u-.._ ti ' hoot to tha shin, but thry*jnan ence—and loft Washington fot Oct. 7 to-Oct. 14-wtll be devoted E.L. Uurdick. deputy rlcrk, act­ field general of World War II, agml after «o long a time. Tic quiletl .Id* umiiviiled attention. ed. Cq-opcralinn of thu-Nuvy liere before tho work could l*c resumed Ila added timt lie wi.lird to e\- i* I'l'llla enlisted to m-curc aurii'.I on writing toalin. It I„ ..th„ -zted as secretary at tho meeting it\ was relieved of the command of /•Ho** Ion* •*» very thin to. the National W fj Fund.. t •••' ids appreeiatniq. lit tbe I'liiitc-.iaehthe llmaled Bt.^^ A «« i' hh1 likely they would com his Third army and lit occupa­ pule, but flashed tin- nurse i the abccncg of County Clerk' O. 'Expressing tW hope that this P. Herndon who has been con­ tion lone yesterday 'because he City I'lioiniiM iiaiei* and people •ohtt- as a mean* of aiding • 1.1 onuhkate through diplomatic chan­ very sweet smile and hade her would he the last War Fund nels before meeting personally. , “ Some of the people think they drive and that the boys would fined by illness during the past Imd permitted Naxis to participate fatcwell when they weru .hplstc.l e f Sanford for their "wonderful the siirvvv. eiHipeiation'1 in tile ilivcbqiment A two ineli fall in the St. need more time, that their opinion In? homo. before another year. xveek lo the Florida Sanitarium in in the German civil government from the biiai. id do' iiimmiinitv during the Joint Itivei level wa* lecordeil LONDON, Oct. 3, <>P)— The la ndt iinalfxed as yet." rtld the Mr. Coleman expressed 'confi­ Orlando, and who is reported to for Bavaria. An announcement frnm Gen. j "A ll nftcnuMiu *tieti;licr case-' 1tjtr-1 fu e'y ea t*, lie lilt* been ill .during the past three iluys" by fine-power conference of foreign Industry man, C.E. Toitsworth of dence in - the campaign .workers lie recovering rapidly. offiee n* a cnmml**inni*r arrived. The water calmed down ministers, after three weeks of Eisenhower'* headquarters made -mce | |-t-)ii«> Smith at the Sanford Iio»t NewfYork Herbert Itehrens, grower, a|> and tho public’s appreciation of no mention of rhargep that I’at- in Uic evening and lnhfO" loud Jan. I. I'.blT. Work* The decline huh throe discussing European neacc settle, ' Sinclair Accepts peitred wiQj his attorney E.l'. U80 services anil suggested that Mi lodge *litleil dial lie quititin, of an inch on Sunday, men!*, ended last night in ■ppar. However, the Sinclair Oil com­ the solicitors "put all their lieg.i Housholder and reported that tun hud licen lenient with N'ati* aftci I*.at load of patients wenbrought ui.iurd I volunteered lo wi-lieil to vxpre** iip|il*'i'IIlt|i»i ent failure. pany announced it would accept in one usket." He explained heavy losses had resulted during and indifferent to the plight **f help,- Wv Would meet them tit for the Mippott lie ha* riveivud the -nine mi Monday and a drop of one half inch on ,Tuesday. Cars w ater*! displaced persons. It said only Sehwcllenbach's plan w i t h o u t that 60 percent of national quota the, recent storm when waters Thu ministers .*f the United ---— ---- ----------tin1 gangway and late then* during h ie' three term -‘ or nine infill ti nrk* Inive resumed travel Flutes, <10.II.lira (!■ l-sar sio Russia, Great Britain, innge. : -chm goes to the USO ami United Seu from the main ditch inundated hi* year* of service, which time, tie th rough the line, carrying Iheir Other from Sanford to OsU-cu hut the PrtimAi nAil China concluded their v - conferees, on both sides _ men's Service, 24 percent tn farm. Ho asked what the com luggage for them, Mu-l of llo* added on* *qfficient fui any fill- biowcii bridge* are still first peace talks in n deadlock can roller, H percent- to niissioners intended doing A ro,uf h‘ *» ,0. r . 2 uMlfLc‘,t?"-rV, |-Eurof.>eun relief, men were Australian*. Dutrli, individual to give to tin work flooded over procedure which uuthorltn. they wished to attach to SchweF Pacific relief, 7 percent to omer. clearing ditches. Javanese and British. All of tin and that a* change -lioiild be lcnbach’s back-to-work. proposal gcnciex and 1 percent to adminis­ Tinflic ..oillime* aeioss the live circles said would havo to la? Commissioner Kilbce made v men li.ikcd fairly well hut only Toitsworth said. But he added he tration and campaign expense*. Geneva III idge and fills, hut there ; renolved by President Truman, that the County would do. the because of tile tolls of food tlust was iwt fully familiar with the l- a iluiigeioti, depression in one j'luniici Sltilln und I'rimu Min. best it could in tha future in re’was dropped liy llo* Yaol-s after Prof. H. P. Constans, head of vle w a U f t h e r e t o Oil Workers' o f thn _f'IJ- I lint needs attention •'dcr Attlee. gurd to these matters. Commix the War. the department of speech at the iternatlIIimr union, alncc the o f cqilnfv engliKHTs nml work- | This was the first msiding of sinner H.B, Pop* advanced the "Everyone of the men I too1, nion was meeting eepuralcly yniversily o f Florida and princi­ suggestion that establishment of men - Immejiulelv. uceo'rdliig i the mujur powura in which no By "Duke" MarNrlll pal speaker at the dinner, pointed rare of were cither raptured at with federal conciliators. Ui ie Mnlhieux of tile t'ouny! joint communique was issued at The School foolout that although the war is a soil conservation district would I lie Seminole *>cmm..io High mgn nrnooi .... .... Jmvi, ||„„K Kong, or Singapore MHII AIR FOIIt'K FIGHTER In' a letter given to Schwellen- over, the slate of Florida alone! be a solution o f the problem, lie ball team hn* hern hard at work ( Agent'* office, who drives here j the conclusion of discussions. uf j.-,.|ir(mrv ]<|i.j i i ,,. l i t AI HJlIA ItTKILS, I WO 11M A. JlHUy from Geneva._____________• I'bere was merely a brie f an*_ bach, Teltsworth laid Soconyfor Ihe last few days in preparo ilad _lml Termed—any- nuui-Jioin ■Hrt added 'that a petition with still has 186,000 boy* in the -q; I S p e c i a l l eehrumi rq*r Vaeuum gladly subscribed” to Lake .Monroe euntinue* ai noimrcmcnt that the eomu-il had names -affixed.*lnpr»~sovcrninnnr 'linn ror_ _ lhetr ruining Contest Afloat points o f tho government servlet, many of whom ’ will 'b e survey to be presented to tamnjy with Scabrcexe High School '"i [ home since ‘ then. All of them llaiiv w<-*t, 32, of Sunford, has ubuilt I he suiile level, und wafer "deeddeti. to te rminate Its prOsynl unable to come home for a long 1,1! wete very 'rhi'crfur and thrilled ..... ived' Ibe MetitorioiiSt rvll ~ ls n , Including a temporary 16 session.” Agent C.R. Dawson, would result Davtona licach. with tile sight id fie until! ess .mil Und Iiwtird n* II tneiatier **f the conlimie* to fit,ml the Lake percent wage boost pending final time yet and he recalled hia own Ii, surh a survey IwOng made Rux*ls Insist* The second string has been run­ the blight light* One of them 3'iith Air Service lirmil* on lor* Shote lioulfvaiii, eHjieeially at the impression o f the first World settlement. tt'oallww*! Us P a ir * l» l lit tin authorised statement, foot of Sniiford Avemje where ning through Seahreetc's plays said that they teully should not Jfin a War when, he said, it seemed to But he said be could not sub­ him ho spent a whole lot more II, .S, Secretary o f Slate Byntcs against the first team for the have thought up separnte name* III- effort*' along > with tin** • I In* load U .lo w ri and near tho scribe to arbitration of the wage Caatlawre Os Paae six Inst few practices and stroqg em-, for these ships, that* Heaven No of other* of iii* unit were -n Hotel Muyfitir. Tin* rood has disclosed the Issue whkh dead­ question unles the arbitrator were locked the conference was Hus. I e.en blocked to truffic. * phnsia has licen put on pass de­ 1, Heaven No. 2, Heaven No :!, vital to tllr sllece** of all opei ll'UHIlHHva On I'nir I Until I mutually acceptable to both aides, fense. Harold Kastner is expeclnl etc. could lie tlie only name foi a linn* during tin- ittya*mn „t:; il was tepotieil from DeLatnl and unless the arbrltrator, in n il that on Tuesday the yivet; reached to see urtion this week after i*‘ - them. l » o Jim* and during mill reaching his final ruling, consid­ HOTELH INSPECTED ing injured in Ihe Eualia' frmVfislilet missions against la|Miu a crest mid i- higher titan at a Java HONDO A R M Y A IK FIELD, Aside from Donald Dyesa who also • "M y filst patient ered the wage question “ from tiliv time sitfee 1628. Water alsiut J-F. Mattocks, deputy hotel that tlie entire mill wn* com ncse lad who had learned to HONDO. Texas, Oct. 3, (SpecialI the beginning, and without re­ -ix -niche* deep H running o ver' commissioner, was in Sanford was injured iri the first game, the — Another gnuluating class, re­ "Feils” will lie at full strength. epruk English from un Engli*!i mended liy llrigadiei' General the Kiisli* highway east of the Tuesday Inspecting hotels and ference t« eithr th union demand Krnc-t Mm te. commanding gen­ Offirer wliile in prison, lie told presenting nearly every stale, r the offers made by; some oil river, which I- aiqiloximately four restaurants. Ciinditiuus in respect Kealireexe won their first gamo comftjcted the 36-week. U-26 over Winter Park Friday night me about being ruptured at Java ii tl of the VII Kifthtei bom anil .1 half feet above tioruial. Company. i these have not been fully sat and sent to Thailand to uork rio mind. Flight Engineer course at Hondo isfuctjiry.duo to lack o f belli ami when they took tu the air to the construction of a xaUrfmd Cpl- Leonard "Buck" Little, T Sgt. West 1* the son <>f Many -idt* mail* near the river material, he said. mol. nildailNJiat A rm y A ir Field, Hondo. Texas, __ srorr a 7 to 0 win over the hard to liutina. They would have t i Mr* Julia West, H f l ) t'ypi e»- ujid it* li'ijtulurii** tire lilui'kfd who served overseas for two ti* heln and malerials fo r repair* years as a tail gunner in a 11*17 on Monday, Sept-' 24, and at im­ fighting Wildcats." The boys from cut trees In the jungle and then Avemie, Smlford. lie eltleteil ihe by tin* vile r. pressive graduation exercises were Actual rainfall recorded by become available, he will have to o f the 92nd bombers o f the 8th awarded the new flight engineer the beach showed plenty o f power carry the heavy trees out In the Army 111 Augu-t. It 'll mid IniWhilncr in be more stringent with inspec­ in their passing attack, while road. Many died here and they been in the Pacific thealci -qite Wcatherum'ii ILF. A ir Forre. has received his wings whkh feature e four-ldndcd ftn?|-i(nnnK— September— wrjix tions?-------— ----- i------------------ -—---------honoratdu discharge and is now propeller for • ttnurelece. Among Winter -Park'*- line bald than* to Wera treated very bail! They were November, l'U4'J. --13.2'.i liirhe* dr 7.60 inches above and Including Monday totalled visiting his brother and sister-in- the graduates was Lieut. Lenton 45 yards gained on the ground. beaten and starveil. They got no tin- uurntal'of Ti .U'.i incite*. Thi* Coach Kettles and most o f hi* foot! at all except what little 7,060 at the office o f County law, Mr. and Mrs- Homer Little. A . BrotVn Jr. at Sanford. mute I Inin seven inch excess juxt squad were in the aland* Friday the natives would sneak to them. Ha entsrsd tho service three Judge R.W. Ware,, it was an­ about teprusanteil the heavy nounced today. O f these 6,720 and a half years ago, trained at r The graduates received com­ night ‘ watching Scahreese as the They ale insects, frogs, snake-, iiiinti tluring the slotnF period. Il for operator! licenses and the gunnery school at Ft. Myers, mission* ■■ second lieutenants game between .Sanford and Or­ lizards arid anything that woul I Office hours at tha City^ Clerk’s offset* tlie dry period earlier in lando whkh was scheduled for fill them. and was sent overseas In Septem­ or flight officer appointments. • « £ o for chauffeurs' licenses. on tit Several Gl hunts to returning the year, und results in 5.59 office will be 8:30 A. The Flight Engineer ___________ is the Kept. 28 was cancelled due to ber, 1943. Monday, on which day 330 "A ll of the men I met .told servicemen of SenQstole County 6rf)0 P.M, starting d a rtin g Thursday, TI inlatest addition to tha flying of­ inches excess (if ruin for the year the illness of a number uf player* licenses were issued. Persona now Among his 27 ‘ mission* were similar-, s jus aojiut .Thailand Of. 9:00 A .II. until- 6:50 tu-on .recently - approved, hv lt*-dn»er-Thd •‘ xeestr -frtr 11*44 -wsa ficer. ranks of the Army A i r : on the" Orlando "squad. jgithing to secure driven' licenses the Invasion o f Franee, and he ,o rmerly- it waa announrhuman Inc Julluncst* f #ha» imeitratniinl ucniriliiiF til \ large crowd is expected as tn ■ml how unhuman'the Japanese1 tho K„ VernniBnt, according to 12.25 inches o f lain. must take driven* examinations told * o f the huge number of Forces. fBose of tho gag can', he e.l today hy were. A fler m year of thin tjtoftv . Rosamond ( ‘hapnmn, in f/ f by City Clerk ILN. i» virtually in control of the attend Friday's game as this which bt« conducted Monday and American -and British bon/saxs that were, left were shipped to t*ry of the First Federal Suvinga Ssyer. plane almost all the time in his will he (be “ Feds" firet home Thursday afternoons at from 2:00 that participated in thia action role of a master mechanic, and tilt. A crowd o f oyer 400 jvllhe**- Japan to work in (he copper anil- lamp Assorintlon of Kunfnrd, to 4:00 o'clock at the Sheriff's of­ and o/ o f th! the vast array hrray or o f ships ahlps mine*. While in Japan conditions Tif klrHIch Frank Evan- 1* ioe-i-The-regular meeting-of Taylor fice utitter direction Of L.C. Ben­ and landing craft in the channel aeronautical- enginawr. Stationed''at cd Hanford's firet game in Eustis were much better, living quarter* tlent und which i* muking the Comntamlery No, 28, K. T. will an instrument panel, that dwarfs against the Eustia Panthers. A l­ der, etate highway patrolman. Other missions included strikes were much Iletter anti food wa* loans. Itc held Friday. Oct. 6 at 8:00 at Frankfort, Cologne and other that of the B-29 commander pilot, though Sanford lost 13 to 6 the served three lime* * dav, .After j Tho |1)jltl„ #ru up,,r„ved by the A uiir Ipiur. roufeseiice -in fexard A..-M. Important business-will be ^German -ritiesi• his—job. anahies . a Bttperfort to rhiwd seemed, to agree it ova* a manywniqWlhs w ~ hard "t ,!T ,,n 1government on the hasis of up tfi the -llW lifhgW S tr Oct. 29 of taken jip. A ll Sir Knights are He wears two osk'leaf clusters carry heavier loads over longer good game: the copper mines they would I f |uraisctl valuation of .property to. the 111 ,IKM),O0i),000 eight it and invited to attend. dietancea with leu gasoline. on hla air medal ribbon, and has tr*nilexre<ffc> factories — due to Hunl impruvamtint of which the final Victory Loan tlrive, will be ical condition. c — »1*1- *-loan* are -being ■ the presidential unit citation, and the physicij Framework and fronts for win­ made, — Raymond• held at 10:39 A.M., Friday Oct. good conduct ribbon- On .Aug. 7 " I bed two Amsrkan boys- M. Bull, realtor, ha* been ap­ 12. with Karl Lehmuon, executive' dows in the new Cowan Store early this inormsir. One was from pointed by the government us manager of the Florida War Fin­ on First Street have been placed, P in t Lieut. Jack B. Pearson* he ‘arrived from Scotland on the Pennsylvania, and the other froth apnraiiier for G.l. loan properly ance Committee in charge, ac­ finishing of tha interior is proformer bomber pilot and prisoner Queen Elloabeth, His mother lives at Sylocaugo, Ala. Prior to antercording to W.W. McEachern. ceding rapidly and stuccoing of ON T H E " u 8 8 BLOCK 18- Missouri. They were captured kt valuations here. ON THE USB WEST VIRIng tha service he assisted hia the brkk exterior of the building U N D IN THE PACIFIC, Oct. 3. Manila. They said it was hell Of advantage to the veteran Slate chairman. <•‘•allseed IIS IW lt S m « l GIN IA IN TOKYO BAY, (Debrother, Homer, at hia Soda Shop. Of the - quota, Americans will has been started. ‘ (Spselal)-— Major P. King, radio _ . He wee recently at i* the low rate of interest set Inyril)— John E. Gradick. Jr^ Cpl. technician, third clots, USNK. Augusta, Go. visiting bis wife by the government at not over he reqiiiAd to purchase 32,000,TOURS SWITZERLAND USMC, eon of Mr. and Mr*. J.E. 006,000 in, K._ ifflmU. Seminole ^ h iu lu i.t whose wife Mrs. Major P. King who k a WAC. From Sanford The new addition to ttim I’RESH PRAISED four percent, he said. WITH THE FIFTH ARMY, Gradick, Magnolia Avenue, San­ lives at 1BOOH Magnolia Avenue, he WlB proceed to the redlsUibuCounty's quotas have not as yet Tuxedo Feed Company at Second LOS ANGELES. OcL 3, (/P)— ITALY, Oct. 6, (Special)— Capt. ford is earvlng on this battleship Sanford, Fla., has been serving Donald Nelson declared yesterday been announced. Uon.- center at San Antonio, Streep and Sanford. Avenue la SW EET DISCOVERY Frank M. Russell of Sanford, which eUamed into Tokyo bay on this escort aircraft carrier. Of It hits been stated that this, the now practically complete. WASHINGTON, Oct. 3, UP)— that “no single force in this whlse wife lives in Sanford, re­ with the initial occupation force. The flrat BLOCK I8LAND country— no single institution- Secretary of Agriculture Ander­ eighth end final bond drive will concrete block construction and cently made u seven-day tour of After a year in which they was sunk by a German submarine ranks higher in its contribution son disclose)! last night that l.- be launched, for Urn (oiluying measuring S3 by 78 -feet, tha Switzerland. His unit of the had eoan only sparsely populated off Africa In May, 1944, bar to winning tbe war than the 600,000 tone of sugar have, been purposes: addition provide* needed storage Fifth Army's «4th "Rad Bull" islands, crewman found the dense­ accompanying destroyer escorts American press-" 1. To bring our men home, space for feed and hey. discovered In the ports of Java Divlaion te stationed northwest ly settled area a novel sight. With picked up every man of the craw Tbe former War Production sines the Japanese surrendered.. provide'mustering pay and take of Trieste, Italy, and it baa boon ‘blnoculorx they eoold watch the and then finished off the U-host. board chief told press representa­ The U80 wilt hold a picnic Obviously pleased over the dis­ care of the sick,and Injured. the policy - of the dlvision to people on the etreete o^Japanese Tha crew, almost Intact, was tives amewg 600 business and covery. Anderson' told newsmen 2- To prqytde costa .of contract outing Sunday at Daytona Beach arrange visits for its man to assigned to a new escort carrier, civic lesdfcrV at a national news­ st a conferenea that this sugar cancellation and liquidation of for the benefit uf servicemen places of intsrast. . _ woe Fujiya whkh woe renamed the BLOCK paper vriek luncheon: and wives and USO hoetaepaa should very greatly shorten the the war efftrt. sacred Japanese mountain, a ISLAND. She reached tiw pacific 3. To maintain the forcee of and ■alloranea. The bus * will T h a prestige of America as period of rationing in this coun­ light every man aboard had been In time to take part tn (he a nattoa in the postwar year* k try. Heretofore, it hss been ex­ occupation in Germany and Japan. leave the USO at-1:00 P. I t promising himself for many Okinawa campaign and the inva­ dent on youf pected that -consumer rationing • 4. To encourage thrift and koep return at 8:00 P. M. sion of te USD Director Joe might be noeessary through 1940, dowri inflation. Speakers U r g e Sup­ C o u n t y Commission port Of War Fund; Selects Pope And USOService Lauded Clonts For Project €s r au'miiCeleryfe^s/II a r d nTdi.1At Work For Game With Seabreeze e t CpL *‘Ruck” Little Is Back In Sanford After 27, Missions Plmios Are Taken Of Flooded Basin As 2 Incli Fall Recorded * Brought'Aboard By Stretcher Carriers T-Sjfl. H a r r y West Wins Service Award Lieut Lenton. Brown Graduates A t Hondo 7,050Drivers* Licenses Issued By J u d g e Several (il L o a n s Made Ih Sanford CITY BRIEFS Lehmann To Confer Here On Bond Drive V HOME Off LEAVE Cpl. John Gradick, Jr. Major P. King la Is On West Virginia On USS Block Island *2 & ? * ■ *• «! %- �/ a WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8* IMS Tin: HAN KOKH HERALD, SANKOilD FLORIDA the South *an<l ,\t’t*l, a fheck of —feyhihotR TOMCF uolf hidt for civilian Use will begin .'to trickle onto the market, this week, with" more becoming available nbout the middle of oc>,1 month and a still greater supply ob­ tainable for the winter seasnn in Ih e U n it e d v e a le d . • Stales R u b b e r Co. re , There will be plimtv o f Ihe syn­ thetic rubber, g o lf l-alls on thi inntkei by riexi year. vrttlP nl P EKMAN t NI WAVt tfa u i O u t : V a i t/u s & m p le S it if COLO WAVt ‘i i i u i h J U . SUPREME CtihUitti £0“tTuflt«, W full OUBCCI I l l A l ' D p t (o ld WavtSolution with K*rh»m, IID f ndl itviin, Cmipn Apptiutur. N « lr*ln*n fullr IlfwttrMftf inly - to-follow iottfnf* lion» New, you f*n Sum* th* |*»f of aofi. ilaoiorr taJ-looliini, curli mod v a tt i. *nd BY • Cold Vfavc results in longer lasting softer »e T«n natural-like cuds and waves. • Perfect comfort—no beef, no machines or heavy clamps. TONIGII11 • "Takes" wonderfully on soft, silky hair and bn coarsd hair, too, The New Charm Ksfl U f r im i • Ideal for children —gives long curls that comb out beautifully^ COJ Will mail rifm.nrm Wsvs real ksu ut Bu.nT> hecU l» tJ . w hic h I* il l* Jih day o f V i . ^ l h y notified and requ ired tn p r»|«*n» a n y cIMtma And dem a n d* which vernier. IStJi ■rtnt.ar. Ivmi. «► * ! t h * r nf ynu. mny hevd Ih.le.1 Ihla aid >l.>> of F n n mat' th* * * t * t e o f C a rrie M. ISIS ' K. Ilona* dnrra»i*d, le t* o f a * l l I C I I U ' I I I T COIJU T SK.VJ.) |<'i>ijnly. In the Coun ty Jn<l|a uf o. .p; iiu r n m o k . , r l e r l : Circuit Court, Mrmlnnl* County. Florid a. wit k lit ’OCAI A. Oct. 3. ( Special)'— Hemlnnl* Countv Ih'lnrldit. J*l<t it r * l * n d * r montha f ro m III* Floriiln hit* nvcrniifht accommo­ ll< M> t* I t l ' I U H c K [tlnsa n f Hi* flrat pulillratlnn *if till* dation* lor !U3,3(tU persons. aeOrput y C l * r k . ! nolle*. Each rtalm 01* damamt ...... LaliaJl far In w ritin g.-a n d ahull cuj Uuk to the statistical <llyi*jop | a t a t * th e p larr o f realdene* and of the Mtnte t’hriniber o f t 0..1l' K , P " * t o f f i c e addrraa of the rialmerce. A -thorough atuily of the arnllna. "t an * an d ahall b * aw o rn to by th* need* ofythe approaching winterI that c laim ant. hi* ag en t. o r ntt or nr y. 1 fil ed and any uuch Claim nr demand not season, ^ hu h i- expected to ltd tliilloeh » o (Had ahall b * void tho u n ite?! In the state's his­ Ninth i T U B -F U ililM A N A TIO N tory, u(li be iiinde here at o a le o f * { • U A N K O F J A i'K M iN Silva r Spiiiiu? rnnfemnee. Frhlav i;<iunv y l.K . j. her*- A * a* * * « u t o r o f the l-aat >V'I11 and Oct. 6, of the tourist development ij in chancres wrlttan T es ta m en t of Caret*. SL. K. rtlwk'n'—of— the State--Chirmber u1** - . . i d v * --to rum- ’ ’ Ilona*. deceased, F lo r id a 1 , u l ,u r t H ilS I la r > R r tO 1 which itrodjodf heioled by .ibe •l.'il’UJJjfl Adam* of. Miami, who i* aljo president of the Florida State Hotel Aasociatien. Representatives o f transporta­ tion liner, the Slate Advertising Cnmniiaaion and the' Suite Hotel Ci.iiiiiilaaiim will mill tcipate, ns L A N E Y ’S DRUG STORE und AU Drujf Stores E » il h Hi* flr a t gem. Is, I)|5 U> notwtm an* r*nulf*>l to tir*•*nt ahy ejatma urn] il*m«ro1* waieh you. or Stttier (if yrth,- (nay have ngnlnal' t|i* **Tut* nf l.anru Halt, deeeaapil, tat* nf an. it I'outaty. ;«• Ml* County JuOa* nf Hnnlnnl* I' M in ty. Ilia division. rU rH •»! - m i III ( Mrrtill L E (]A L NOTICE i >lt I >Klt OK « fill**! I Ills o f f I** tn vt Hanford. V lo rlila . » l t h l n « l * h l cat*inter rtonlti* from th e ilrnev Of '[>♦ TirM > u h l ca(fnn .,f’ tit's nullc* p i c h Claim o r ilemaml ahall P? In w r itin g . Mtut ahall atat* th* ■ tk tV jJ l ute Oats has been Fireless C oo ke^cJ iJ ^T ^' — At The Mill — For 12 Hours to \ / ■ l\ y assure quick and easy 'preparation' ■ \ [ACFA — a delightful whole-grain flavor. ^1 ^ J ^ T a d a y ' i le t! <«y— « f y»»r t rat*r»— fadeyl U. C. UlttN’ K riitor „r th* uaat Will Testament df i.^nrn Hull. mnl i i4**ciii In I*% fmi. «f ‘round-lho-clock” v o lu * -'o t Few fexwHi ccin malch (hi 3-Minute Qqts — served aa your family's favorite braaklast cgrgal, in tasty cookies, and in appetizing casserole dishes. By exclusive process 3-Min- -.— r ilrmaml not So filed ahall i" unknown i'» rio V M * . i-ouit hOtia* nf vniu rounty >rn th h r th* elalmant. n r a lt o rat-) , - and a n y aln-h I T III t n v r r jo im r o x IffMii*** fgllll I filjilnt ‘"stop-gap'' hall In lie produce J until such time a* tho nittunfi rnlibei again ia available. Willi the condition of'tho rubber plan* ■ik ‘i‘ i'1 ih f d \n tin* C n u n l> at inns In tha Far East uncertain. 1 of H f it iln o t r . HI nl*- ot F l i i f l d k , (ifpioduction plana fiave been g e a r ­ ■ft It : l.o i * t « ( i > l#» lllo n k I*. ed to using synthetic rubber and MldHiO M*- vtit^ IMid Itniil will continue oh this basin until 1 I I’aft:* 11 a plentiful supply of oatural rub­ T h * aPM-p-nnudil t*f 11»** ►ttld prop* i i \ o i t il r r tin paid r * * r n f h a ir | h* ber i* assured, I *t(not \\ nn lit •fin im no o f IV . C . Fluid. ...... The origin o f how n ship came Cnl^bx pit Id i o n i f I n i It* « li n il kn th* to lie called "she" ran piohnhjv rttl fi-m id nuinrdlfig Hi 1*4 p ro pe rty •l**i»rrllml th**r»‘ lli w il l la be traced back to the Ureek bold to tin Itlkfln **t hhldctr at thi mariner* who gave their ship* ■out (' tit * d o o r I»n I life ftM t M«di* d a y in tin m o n iti n f K m »-in lo ir, feminine name*. ptih|lrattn*| i il. b [I m w m chamber of corumerce executive*. Toe ronfe re nee will assemble at I2:3P o'clock, and is expected in Inst all the ufternoon. The 2-dav annual meeting uf the Florida A*?orlstlon o f Com'mnrclul (Irgnnjxnlimi Kxwcutivci ivUL follow tile., deliberations of the S ta le , Cluimlier’a*. tourist l»y • Complete Odd Waving process take* only Z to 3 houis. TAXIS ONIT a TO 1 HOUR! enmpanie* ho;lng t? reach enrs-i city productldn by the turn nf the year, If enough twined workera ran be secured. All companies will nut release the balls' ot the same time. Dun­ lop suM yfcstcrdny It will release ti itm^IT'amount o f Its synthetic balls t i professionals aonte-time this week. Inasmuch' a* the com­ pany has no inventories and li working. against production, tin amount put out this week wilt In ipiall. increasing as |roductlon I, stepped up. _______ , liebtg reI In- line currently the pipfcssional llm\ .»> store line will" Tie i e,uly for sale to the public not later ihnn (M . 20, Spalding reported that Its new synthetic ball will lie released for civilian use about tho middle of next month, with limited ciukntilies to be snipped for distribution -through—dealer* . ami g olf—pro feiiaionuls. United Stutes Rubber has start­ ed iirodpstlon mnl snlil it expect* limited amount* to be nviilfnlibfor rlay during the winter season In Florida and the West. The comiigfcl said It now is engaged In reconverting its plants from war iWoduction, lu lling It* in-ichlne* ‘ back In place ’and re­ training Its workers. The hall differs (font the regu­ lar h»R ifjlv In thnt it Jis juide o f synthetic rubbe.' thread* Ihstoa t' o f natural rubber thread* used in the rre-wgr golf hall*. The pah Rea tin n tfrplemhar I If h. t'ounijr, Florida. ovsmher, I M MH?i. - Jo itrfiiiiH ih cn nif - '.I fitiuf; w ill iinupwi K i I'nrl*. I ct"I (file r **Mi**r lip* p tiiiU u llii'd ' f o r III** iiltory tim** rM|Uli«i| l»y •nv* l»» II m> Huiiforil H i t a til. H«fi* fin it Fliirklii, it nfvv*i»a|»cr o f ^tn *i lri tilulofi |n until i*otii)ly «• Viil Htut* ANNOUNCEMENT \V(Iri^jhtie mi, hnnil und pritl nr «<rf »«•••. at Hun font. F lo r id * , ilil* find j1««> o f c irin fiftf A . I* I Si IA. m r ifi;n.Nh{)N Clark nmull Coon Si’ hitnolf Cmifify, FI nr Ida. I«\ II I. Hif.NT I) r (HKAle). M in n : to V ir g in ia I***; llr**w i*r J im * tries in lio sff pi in** o f rP u l i t t i i f r lr * tin k n o w fa You a rr** lif fg li) rr*iu l o t tti u liiM iir on O c tn lx tf I K4& In a *'**rt«ln a u lt f o r d lv o r c r fo-ml i ns: In I In C ir c u it l* n « H -*»f Heiinrtol*- C c iu t it f . F lo r l d i * -n it—n il* f ir r v in ta il L ltle o f w li X l Kiitd -(*»«*» *• A r lliiir F K . J l m l i u ' i . pin I ft t i f f , k **i uu-, V D ic fn la 1 ^ llr**w»*r JirnlrM 'K. d#'f«*toPini W lln ro m m y h a n d a n d o f f p Pit nenl id HunftiritV Florida, Hi I* infill di y o f H fp t fm lir f, Itiik. Tn (HUAI*) I). I*. IIEIIN'DUS’- F i n k. MeOYD F. IUIYI.K. H o ii.M ..I fop t*ircniI Ciittrl, We are pleased to announce that J.R. »St. .John, Karl Younger and Paul Cason, well known to automobile owners in Sanford and Seminole County^—p*e now * .... connected with us— They will be happy to see all of their old friends and to welcome .new ones at — I 'ln ln iir f . IV T i l l : I d l l t T I I I T i n : M O IIN TV JVUlifc' . v k iv iiv iH - i: t O l N T V . I ' l . l l l t I IIA.. IV I ' l l l i u VTKIN UUi- - K H T A T G OK SI HR K M K I. V N SI. O KNiKit. P in lim l. TO ALL, I ' l t K I H T O l V l . 4 N l i r K U l h a v in o 4' i . a i s i k tn t UKS1ANDH A O A I N t iT HAID KRTATKt I m i Mill m r h uf y o u ar * hare11‘ > n o il fl rd anil r*ipilrv<l to prv* . « * n t any etalma anil ■Vmaml* whirl, ‘ »nu. o n ' r f d i v r o f yntl, may have a g r l n s l lha S*lnta o f Sir*. ICvrlyn : Vt. Hi Igi r. ili-ceuaeil. I n l« uf raid I ’ounty, , to I), * r.’uunty Juilg * of ’ Hriiiliiol* County, Klorlita. at his l u f f l r r In Ihr court Itou*,* o f *alil jl.'ounti ut Hunforil. .KTurlita w i t h ­ in r ig h t t-iil.'iulnr month* fro m th* l l m * nf th* flrat initillrLtlon nf till* notlr*. Ma,'li . lain, o r Ja­ ma ml shall li* In w r iti n g amt shall s la te lha e l m e (if rm li lv n re am! |M)*t of f ie * uitilrr** o f th* elalmant. eml shall hr aworn to hy Ihr c l a i ­ mant lit* agent, or lit* a t t o r n * , , and a n y aurh *|a r '!• iiiu n .I not honh Phone Ifift’ A * esrentrfv o f I T r r t n m r n t o f Sire. <1*lg*r. Hfrrn enl. K lr »t pulille allon Mept in Tin t c o l’ m t o r t u z r o i'V T r J I I I I I K . Ml: VIIV tl I.K COI A T I . k i .o u t i i a . i n riin n A T K . IN IIKf HSTATK-TtKCAItlilt-: SI K. lIOtlHA. W l>*e*a**i). TH A L L ITIK H ITO ITH AND 1'KH*' IN * IIA VINO f'LAISIH till KTM ANM HHTATK: V o a a n il * a r h AtlAINKT----HA lie of iV l' b i z * O F FOLW% V i^ T a O P T N O b O N H O W M U C H * fW t V V S P O T MUM tftYlO Ok MANY TRirS throuih thi h turn to iiormtt op»rA|ing»f»»d*. N e w fin io-S oY in a S ch o d u l** d iv e faster. Better fitit i| a ifturp to nonpal running tims fo rth * big red and »Uysr buicp. N i t tlW , ' inE will g « you to your dsitination earlier—to n^apjj to*jo* or *cro»» thrcontin*nt.-You’ll have mor* % rqgm and comfort, tot}, I or thi* *t*pp«dtup **rvic* will meanVnera trips) T&0 «tp your pocket haa nothing to 40 with the qufUiy of ser­ vice you get at the SEMIN* p L E TIRB: SHOP. Our vuV mm >d\thousand* of 1 to the life of v» ike itryw1* Jw* 'He mi^ity resource* of the South hart been g^yiqd Iqjpftfwocetothe nation. Now, with an unpleasant Job bchln4 u», we eg* turq ffpm the destruction of war and devote our ftiU cRoits-to tha butkiUig of a greater Soutiibhii. While the economic progrczi wblch vyp hi recent years is more than heartening, the future beckons T^t-ll °PBPtthnW91 fpr developments which will overshadow anything we hn ta'w K h i ianhs p *«. Ill haUTVopfand cooperation with our friends and neiglibors in the terri* toty Vff tre privileged to serve, Seaboard Air Line Railway will continue to Wlih fo* the advaheetpent of our common cause. ;Ao'd P lo rli, y o t o r L lS ii^ M othtr-ImporUnt^plin.- for" Jiving you ■fin*r highway travyl sccommoditlon*—luxuriqu* n«w huiat V:*". modern. ' tsrmlnilt snd f xp»nff-pald toyri forTgr**t*r pl«Mur* at lows yqurltrav.l p U n .j.r.tt^ M o n l^ ' \W ATC H T R I » A P * R '0 I 1 ^ I I C loni kivc" sought I* here. Victorious In-arau,‘America ttancl* Uktfkho|4 qf a future byi^xt with promise and hope. T H J C 'fL O R ID A T J IO T O R ’ U N E r A O E N l The Florida Hotel ’ I : 'TL’ 1 , '. " T >’ * t i Irtw Under. ,7 , w j *“ ■-*4*r. ' '1 . ptd �tr J. > s ••• v. r. ’B g D A Y . O C T O B E R 1Ui: SANFORD UE iU it> 1 9 {5 l D, ‘ SANFORD, FLORIDA fW IW S r V PAGE THREB BRANDS i f f o kiltie l :.vrrydny o/i Lvrrvthlng You Buy Skinner's Raluln « Bran Quantity Rights'Reservcd pko Quick Quaker ■ M i l Prices Good Thru Saturday,' October 6 Cor. 3rd & Sanford — 329vSanford Ave. Toasties9c* Campbell's Tomato Sunahlna Krixpy Vegetable Cocktail— Crackers 1-lb Package I 17c PllUbury'a llent Pancake Flour pkg 11c LcHueur Tiny 1’rat ,T1ie *ilnelL«U-Kfour- Kellogg'* Ballard’s 10 All-Bran Extra Standard Small ^ Tomatoes 3 no. 2 cans Modern Spri ail —•C hurngbldHb-25c SANBORN Names you know. Foods you like. Brands famous all over America. Yes, folks, it’s our Annual Na­ old Dutch . r - il. llimulllrAiitU Sale ami we arc featuring: hot prices on the Nation’s most famous, products. Cleanser 2 cant Ask at store for ‘l-paire color circuity listing seorws of A t tl11 UllUUI popular brands priced low. Starch s-o*. CciiiKjuoa Pet tall cans Golden Key Silver C ov/ Lan d O ’ Sunshino LIFEBUOY C alif. Seedless The Health Soap WHEN AVA ILA B LE 3 cakes 20c Tender Young Stull .’bd Sleurs LUX SOAP Beauty Soap of Screen Stare WHEN AVAILABLE 3 cakes STEAKS 20c Illiule (Tula Chuck SWAN SOAP jr Honey Dew Melons ib 10c Better Six Ways ' | WHEN AVAILABLE Large Cake Ilrlik et Mtcwl liu Long Island lfl Freeh Italian Colorado Carrots 2 beta 15c Cabbage ( "Dui D om Everything" J f Potatoes 5 iba 25 ib 4c ib 10c 1.59 Rutabagas ib> 5c Kraah Qroimd Coloe Tallow Fancy Calif. Onions Hit Tomatoes 2 ^ *2 S Hamburger >b 25c. lug NEW s Boneless Roast Veal Breast Veal Chops Veal Patties Grade A S H IPM EN T! For Tour Fin* Things j g b W U E N AV AILABLE Small Pkg, o While It Lasts—White fo ilin g B a co n Pound SEAFOOD 10c POULTRY Reedy to cook Pan no. .2 cant Fish Niblet Mexicorn ib 15c Maryland Ex. Btd. Oysters ' p* Freah Reg. Orcaaed Stewing 85 c Draaaed A Drawn Shrimp Turkeys ib 39c 2 11c|Mackerel ib 45c _________________________,Vv. ! ' i Freeh Fla.., /,* Juice ao*or 27c Vinegar * ■ I 17cjlMirffetr~fc~ 25c J e Chickens ib 42c UMdiMtOonr V-> Fla. Spanish -- ~14bv All Poullry m IiI In uur markrte preparrd for Ilia Pan. * ib 62c Pan Rpady, Drawn Fryars^—Jb , ,$2e Bouillon \ Cubes pkg ' 1 9c �» ---------- " : f '~ -— -— • ' V t T D N E f iP A Y ^ O C T O B B R 1» f * .M * n. , illWPjHIl.W S lW W g f T f f j r n A i m i r t r v h e r a m ». p a n f D b i ?- F j ^ j M O A ^ , New kind Of Charity Sanford. Herald iT im b w y t U i * n W V * ."? !' SERVICE it—vntfl y o »J w M n OI L AN II N IIh {•■DON IfKAX—M— *— I r i w T w r r iO N ■ It ft M is ■ a ifa * h r f # f 1 lira err..'w fclrA m raiuira «■ y . - ft L * !: It— • » a ll » « • * » a i j j a l r t w * 4 I . II •• M l 4 la I k U M M * a M a te* ral « # * • n k h M [ I t * *# r r r a f c O - a " — ■p a f r l f t I m l a k *r*«a . • * »M ^ WEDNESDAY. I*V«V 3. IM S BIBLE VKHSK r fIR TO IIAY L A Y HOLD ON 11 NOW. IT IS A DIFFERENT AND GLOBIOUS KIND OF LIV IN G : Hg.il the' good -ficht of faith, lay holtl on eternal life, whercunto thou T IIB OW L • (From The Now State-man an.I Nation) - . . Silently, softly. With unhurried, ninth-white winy* The visiting owl vnyagr*. over the rornfield At the oncoming of night; The great wing* hut akim the hlailea of wheat. Making no noiae. So Death-come* To the email cr*atur**..that wail, r A. L ROWRE >■ tuefc trrwEHW— Wg /A Southern’s E m u ls ifia b le For All Agricultural Crops Lens DDT is required in emulsified /orm than in any other form for best results against suscept­ ible Insects. Because^of government tolerances on all food crops this feature is of paramount Im­ portance to every vegetable grower. JENNINGS SEED STORE First Street at Sanford Avenue for tho'Mnanufacturer Southern Farm Chemical Company Argentine Situation Sanford, Florida n IiPr LlEt *- m if Ti R A IiD ..... —^ tu x n v tR Peanut Group to (o n fe r on Year'a Policy — headline. And tkat’a no political ronvention • » ^ kKi itl iI F F duel am we mumpected. with thia new time change, the mornlag* aeem like all day; the afternoons are over before you .know i t in ybur future! n STRICKLAND florid laru are gelling.mo .htirricane - contcioum these day* of high water it ia necessary for the Weather Bureau to deny that a hurricane is coming. MORRISON, In». Phone 200 Your Ford Dealer Since-1931 ficials, agricultural experts that an- here from the United Slates, our Ited Cross representatives; aipl many other* iv|jp repremyit. the Dniled State* hhre and know local condition*. Of course you can't learn a groat deal about such an immense country in a short time but I am confident that the study which my assistant, who Is accompany­ ing me from the Foreign Econ- One thing we like about this telephone strike, nobody could call us up in thr*'middle of the night to try to -find out why they didn't get their paper. ------------O-----------The elevator strikers in New York City listened to Governor Dewey ami-' went back to work. Anyone who can bring order out of the labor chaoe in this country today deserves a lot of credit. States, they are strong, brave people essentially friendly and .especially well disposed towards Americans. Wo tnlm alwaya stand ,ii> our . owd. .shoe* and . stand-.up Tor. our own views and Interesta but it Is the taak of statesman-' ship of both Nations In the future to find ways by which our two great peoples can work together to keep peace on earth and to promote the well lieing o f our people. ROBERT A. W ILLIAM S Touchton Drug Co, 2 REAL ESTATE-BROKER * Atlantic R TELEPHONE OPERATORS As long as wa are talking about building some tennis courts—and somebody was— and a swimming pool, how'd it be to try to get the golf course fixed up a little bit before the winter season starts T A little agitation by local golfers along that lina might do aom* good. - Now that the war Is over and any danger from the enemv past, the generals who led the armies ara catching h*IL Eisenhower la peraaeuting the Jews, Patton h favoring the Nasi*, MacArthur la too kind to the Japs, a n d Bradley ia in dutch with the American Lagion. The brass hats ara certainly a pretty dumb bunch of numhekulls all right. !»’* a good thing they didn't wee-anybody but- the German* BEYOND THE H. JAM ES GUT AGENCY Have you done your part in ' Ihi* drive by the. U!jO and the —National War FuihI I _____________ S 9 *t CONTRACT he has been in office, but in recommending increasing the dole to those who won’t work, he certainly went o ff the dock. This is no bonun to soldier* who have been sweating it out in the foxholes of I wo Jima and Okinawa. Thin ia no pension for veterans w,bo lost «n arm or a leg. at Anzio, faint X o or Yhe Belgian Bulge. Thia ia not even a federal appropriation to build schools for the nation’s childcaia hospitals for the sick and injured, or homes for the aged, crippled or dWtltutc. This Is not even a charitable contribu­ tion to take hare of the nation’s under-privileged. It is a handout, pure and simple, to those who have been hoMing-the-beat-paying-job^of-thc-paaUfew-yeara. It is hush money for the war pAifitecrs of the Second World War, whq now that peace has come, "arc trying to create a condition of chaos by fomenting strikes. It is political graft of the worst sort for a class of special privileged per­ sons who have grown fat on their swollen war tim e^’ngc^ ‘and who insist .now upon being supported in idlctleps by their ftlnd^hcartcd but fat-h<?ndcd Unde Sam; I ♦ ' , President Truman said himself that he is not recom­ mending this $25 a week for cveryliody. not even for •veryhody that.is unemployed. A White House statement issued Saturday said, “ The President has sought to make it dear that (he $25 is a ceiling and docta not mean thnt every­ body would' get $25..a week." The statement then goes on to say that “ Only a worker who. would earn $50 or more a Week would receive the maximum of $25 a week-’’ •" This ’business of almost doubling the handout to those who have been receiving wages .of .$50 u week or more will cost the government— we should say. the taxjwyers —hundreds of milliofis of dollars. Many of those taxpayers are themselves workers who have been receiving less than $50 a week throughout the lucrative war yca|g. Thu poor will lie taxed iff* that those better off than themselves may loaf. And they call this a humanitarian guvurnmunl! The Sanford Board of Realtors is trying to locals rooms or apartments for the scores of families coming here from Mel-bourne aa a result of the traaefer of many officer* and men to the Ranford Naval Air Station. Every Sanford home owner who has a spare room would he doing a Utotir service to list it with • Realtors, the USO or the Chamber of Commerce. M Blngla or Marrtad MY HOliliY 150X $1.80 THU POUND Aga 18-05 EXPERIENCE UNNECESSARY ESSENTIAL WORE WITH PEACETIME F U T U fil Overtime Pay— Paid Vacation* Frequant Increases Monday illem oon the Russian organisation which en­ tertains foreign visitors, Voks, gave a reception for the delega­ tion from the Houee of Repre­ sentstires and myself and our aide*. Many of their distinguished musicians performed for usi There were many outstanding Russian Sclent lit* there also, one of them being the famous Russian explorer ia the Arctic, Papinin, who was lying down .to sleep clad In the blouse ond trousers whirh hr wore in his lifetime and ia the characteristic Russian dress. Ths secret of his remarkable presrvalion ia of course strictly guarded by the Government and the Rus­ sian scientist* who developed it. You can understand how the Russian people revere Lenin, their saint, when you see the enormous crowds which very day the tomb la open, line up to pass through. They stretch at least a to the United States and was re­ quarter of a mile and of course adied after months of exposure In many have to wait for hours be­ the Arctic wastes. fore they can enter the tomb. * Thor* was of course much food and good wine*. Since one of the muakrion* had played on the viol- Iwy who has been very ill, and lin. • Nmrro spiritual. we of the m l a chance to see a Russian Copgrraaionml group gathered in hospital. They are * inadequately a corner and sang “Swing Low. staffed, abort of apace and larillrt Chariot". “Swano# River", ties, and they do not have our "My Old Kentacky Home" for standards of sanitation, yet I ara told that their doctors ■an* very them.- Our it)uric wasn't ar good competent and have dn i l f i l many new surgical. marvel*. In Russia the chief aid being- givenby our Rod Croaa now is in tha estaUUhcoent of hoap^ala and in furnishing medical supplies. • e # __Today. I amJLn.vuU a boy from Enhance the beauty of your home with gleor mirror*. Beautifully... framed or Venetian at) Let u* install Safely Gians in your car,; ?MacLe Un-spauiivqly F Chase away Mosquitoes, Gnats and Biting Flies Senkarik Glass & Mirror for oar Pacific Ola a , Southern’s . Insect . Repellent . Distributed fry • JENNINGS SEED STORE 3 Day Dry Cleaning Service 3*1 B. Firet Street Ho has a sysla rivilagea wkkh^ SnT. Naturally j I l t «u* n< i .p A .'• n o tni 5 Day Laundry Service Wc recommend that now customers send jjtei laundry last three days of Week.’ Here we have ■ Phone 475 • • Modern tools and equipment • Authorized parts • Expert, trained mechanics . . . . . 1 IA ^ , n SEMINOLE COUNTY flC * • .» )» W. If* 8k •: . • ,w �0 > i — , » \1 ^ r— i i _ ; - -LI II* m j------y r Metjiocfisl " C i r c l e Miss Elizabeth Dyson Mrs. Crapps Hostess For Bridge Cl ub Has Regular Meeting Honors Mrs. Gilmour rson Mrs. J. Hamilton Crapps enCircle No. 1 W.S.C.S. of the tcrlaincd the Tuesday Evening Methodist Church met Mnnilav Bridge Club last night at hoc ai 3:31) PM . In the home of THURSDAY home HI 1901 MagnSlia AVenu(‘ M b. C.Pr Bfaiian nti-"" Geneva 1 The West Side Primary School with an outdoor steak roast Avenue with Mrs. M.K.- linker ns P T A will meet Thursday Oct. 4 party. co-hostess. » at 3:16 P.M. in the Wesl Side Gnv colored lights were strung The meeting opAied with the School auditorium. A ll mothers ' / MONDAY“ around the terrace which guvv devotional which wns led by Mrs. of pupils who arc enrolled for . Mr. and Mrs. Don Middleton color to the rustic setting. Lawn W.L. Clark. Mrs. C.K. Williams! Circles oY the WMB of the the first time are urged to at­ and daughter, Frances, spent chairs were casually placed nt gave the Mission Study, “ The First Blip tint Church will meet tend. Executive board meeting Tuesdiy In Orlando. one end of the terrnei' and .t Word of Ills Grace” . Mrs. W.E. Monday at 11:30 P. M. as fallows: will be held at 3:00 P.M. Oscar Pearson of Charleston, lnnjt dining table nt the other. . Raines, chnirmun. presided over No. 1 - Mrs. John Miller. Ill) The annual meeting o f the S. C. is visiting his family at W. C. Hill cooked the steaks .on I the business meeting. An an­ West Fifteenth Street; No. 2 - Seminole Association of the First the outdoor grill and Mrs. Crapps ' nuunerment wits mmlc concerning Mr*. W. F. Stoudcnmire, 505 Elm Baptist Church •w ill be h eld 'a t the Park Apartments. assisted by her mother, Mrs, W. a districtI meeting to l>c>held in AVenue: No.1 3 - Mrs. B. 0. the church beginning Thursday Capt. Frederick V. Bell Is in C. Hill, served supper to the Orlmutn Get 23 also that the Hasty, Myrtle Avenue; No. 4 - evening Oct. 4 nt 7:80 P.M. awl cluh members. I World Dnv of Prayer would be Mr*. Voile Williams, 000 Mag­ continuing through Friday, OcL Grcenslmro, N.C. auditing dis» Later in the evening bridge held nt the Mytbodist Church on n o l i a Avenue; No. 5 - Mrs. A. ft. 8. Lunch will be served in the charge from the Navy. was played indoors, with Mrs. I.Oct. 30. ^Rossetter, Celery Avenue; No. 0 nnnea Friday noon. W. G. Ball has received his Jack Holt winning the prize with I .Mrs. E.A. Londenherg made an * Mr*. R. F. Cooper. Cameron Southsidc P. T. A. meeting,nt discharge from thr Army and is Church high score. * I appeal Imm (lie United Chin A vitu e.. 3:16 P. M. expected to arrivq soon. Those attending were; Mis* Women of America for aid to 7 l j MONDAY Seminole Chapter No. S,j|*f Margaret R e i t z . Miss Louis.- ministers families in war torn The ‘ Presbyterian Church cir­ Order o f Eastern Star will nrtve Malcolm MacNcUl and Sonny Perkins, Miss Cecelia Truluck ! countries. cles will meet as follows: No. 1 its regular mecung Thursday, Rnburn attended the Florida • nnd Miss Doris Hall. | At the conclusion of the moot* •M rs. J. 0. Andes Jr* Chairman, Oct. 4 at H:00 P. M. All mamgame in — Also— Mrs,— Charles— MrtHrmgrT'tnc rrf rrshmrrits—n-pre srrrcd~hyMr*. W. S. Willis, 312 Geneva b e g arc requested to he rreaenU Mississippi! football -Jneksourllle-htxf'UTfkertdr Mrs. Dale L, Scott, Jr., Mrs, 11. t the hostess to the following: Mrs. Avenue — N » .'2 The Garden ( ’enter Committee’s Nicholas Ashby, Mrs. Jnck Bolt, T.E. Wilson, Mrs. W.E. Raines, Mr*. L, F. Boyle. Chairman, Mrs. hibiscus sale nt the corner of Curtis Barber has returned to Mr*. P. H. Tepsie. Mrs. W. T Mrs. E.V. Irish. Mrs. W.E George Maffatt, 2241 Lilly Court, Sixth Street and Pork Avenue, his' home In Miami after spend­ Davis, Mrs. Robert. Bruce, Mrs. Smith, Mr* .1.11. Crawford. Mrs. at 3:30 P. M.| No. 3 . Mrs. C. Sale will begin nt 10:00 A : M. ing several weeks with his J. Hamilton Crapps nnd Mr. ami W.L. Cljitk. Mr*. Rrodie Wila R. .Dawson, ChalrmUn, Mrs. S. D. The Townsend Cluh will meet hums. Mrs. E.A. t.nmlruhorg. Mm. W. C. Hill •Highleymnn, Valencia Drive at in the courthouse ul H:00 P.M. mother, Mrs, M. D. Barber. V ___ _ Mr* .I.K. Mct'lilltiml. Mrs. G.W. :00 P. *M.; No. 4 • Mrs, A. D. with L.P. Hagan, presiding. The Sgh and Mrs, David Smith Brown. Ml AV.F Brunson. Mrs rafth; Chairman, Mrs. H. L. public is invited to attend, hive departed for Tampa where I',A. -RnwiiimL Mrs. t'.V. Hoover, Moore, 301 Myrtle Avenue at , FRIDAY Sgt. Smith willlie discharged Mrs. .1.11. l.itlie. Mr*. K.C. W il­ 3:30 P. M.; No. 5 - Mr*. H. C. Camphcll-Lnsslng Unit No. 53 liams, Mi*. ,1.1V rimimond, and Whelehel, • chairman. Mr*. H.C. pf the American Legion will from the U. S. Arniy. Whekhel 1015 Magnolia Avenue meet at the legion Hut nt 8:00 Where have you heard these Mr* 41.L. Ilvtndou. guest. Mrs.. R.C.^H R.C. Thnsher honored her Bob Wilkinson a n d — Harry . ■ I t 3:3A P, -■< aif' P.- 3Lt *~AII cliglhlo members are Grimhal) spent "H it" (irrkebd In son. Robert, on his fifth before? “ Some days just aren’t M i bfrtMd*y jfrt] . «-No.~6 - Mrs. J, u. Woodruff,1 invited to join. An extensive Jacksonville nnd attended the with n party given In her home' worth getting >up for and '!'!* , ! } ■ Chairman, Mr*. F. W. Bender, membership drive is now in Florida football game. on Celery Indian Mound at 3:30 P, M. progress. noon. - - the a f t e r n o o n swimming pool" m a v m ii MAYOR W. R. Fort of Wnuchula visit­ Throughout tin i i i c c i •• ed Mrs. Fort last weekend at games nnd contests were enjoyed. ED HIGGISS; "N o harm d on e".. Mis. Mary I’. Alexander en­ their home on West Nineteenth Ptizcs were awarded Mary Jean CHARLIE M O R R I S O N ; I’m tertained recently for her son, home to you" . . i M. S. WIGStreet. Johnny, on In* fifteenth Idrthday King and Floyd Dossey.- A fter the prize* were awarded the boya GINS; "Vacation with play" . . . with a dnncu ami kuppor at the LENA RELLE HAGAN; "When Mrs. M. L. Unborn ha* been nnd girls gathered around the Parish House. called to Springfield, Tcnn. be­ birthday cake and snng “ Happy they call nnd don't give their The gllests were presente^l nnmes I just automatically call cause of the illness of her Birthday" to Robert. favors at tin- door hy Helen them S m i t h " . . . DR. I... D. mother. Alexander and Dotty lam Cope The ' hostess assisted hy Mrs. Music ivns furnished by R.T. Thrasher. . Miss * llR O W N : "Home was never like land. this’’ . . . A.E. YOW KI.L; "How -Me, and -Mrs- T.B. Brown and Cameron and Mrs. FVod Messontile "Baiiaiui Hoys.” During lutereaiL I possibly tat uftvr looking family have arrived from Knox­ er served refreshments to the mission Hi,group gathered ville, Tenn, are residing in following: CiDol McNeill. ErmH nt a ir these, teeth” . . . DR. A.W. around the table which'win, cen­ EPPS; "Give-a show with plentyCameron City. tered *3t)i hirthihiy cake and Jean Corley. Mary Jean *Kttig, Hinlulay” to June Jennings, Carolyn Crenshaw, of noise’’ . . . Si A It J H lfcl E sting. - ‘‘.Happy TEPSIC* *‘ * Friends of Mrs. Woolsey Stur­ Franres Middleton, Kay Ivey, Johpny. Throughout the evening MRS. ELTON M om im -O N . one divant will he glad to learn that Brands Joyce Shryock, Evelyn refieslnm-nts were served. she Is recovering from a tonil- Dossey, Sonny Yost, Justin Lvneh, srleclor of good batiks, recoinA buffet supper was served h.v mends: “ The Peacock Shed* His loctomy in Fernald - Laughton Al Collins. Tommy Water*. Floyd the hostejM.. assisteil hy Mrs. E. Briefs and loose leg stylesTail” — Hobart; “ Buringlnn" Memorial Hospital. w. Copeland, Mi - A. Coqajiw Dossey, Bob Shoemaker, Thomas Russel! Anna Corley, Mary Helen Wallace; “ Rickshaw Huy" l.on line, Mrs. John Sal*buly.‘ train! Knitted rnyon, till clastic wait hand. Shaw; “ O Henry Memorial Prize Alice McMillan. Miss Dorothy Higgins of Mont- Fite nnd J.I). Flic. Tlie.-v Invited weie: Betty Jane , gomcry, Ala. will he the week­ Also Mrs. C.YV. Shoemaker. Slories of IH45’'; "Burning Gold" end guest of Miss Jessie Dunlen Mrs- John Ivey. Mrs. Earl __ Dossey, —Andrews; "Stronger Thun Feur" t'dpelaad. Hazel Willard. Betty - a r - h e p h o m e - a t - f t O H Ktmt T M r - K j — T i m l i n ' ^ c h r M f s T WTTnatn —Tregaskls; “ White Timer11’ l'l- Drrnrmr Sophinr- MrDmignlr-Bnf-7 9 tr. te£pU1 Street. Jeikdiig*. Mrs. Joe Coiloy. Mrs. Iman; ''Midsummer Nlghtniara" llarn Fiieiifield. l-’ifi Itaeh, Peggy GleV Crcnshuw, Mrs. C,C. Collins, — Stevens: "She Never Item-lied Pippin, .lean Vain, .luily Jones, Small. Medium, Large I* Shiiley Moreland, Dee McClel­ Mrs. B-E. Parker Is leaving by Mrs. Tfeney—Russell, Mrs. Donald the Top"— luilmugji; "This Where I Came In" t'lisey. Our land, G I ihI vs Wells. Iliddiy Cul'‘ plane for Miami to visit Ensign Middleton and Mrs. Shryock:. library located nt Fifth and Oak Imu. Iliistei l-'aiirloth, Kay SlioeParker's parents Mr. and Mrs. has just loads of good IhioK*. uiaker; Herbert .Stenstrotn, Tom­ B.G. Parker. Mrs. B E. Parker .Drop in and MRS. MOUGHTtlN my Stringer. in the former Miss Rebecca Leo. Francis Temple. and MRS. RINES will ussist you Rfchiinl Singletary, Paul Pezold, i Itv finding the type literature ,Alvin Peiielv. Ilohby Jones, Bill d Mrs. Verne Dyer have you like to read. returned from n vacation spent Ingram, (buck lim in g , Ed The employees of the Southern in Asheville, N. C. They have Fashion I* n treasure'hunt that Fielding, Kelly Smith, Stanley raope&ed— Dyer#— Grill— on -Un 3«l|-—Tdsphone—anil—.Telegraph every—woman-doves - h w w l aid* Klnry;— Ihii id <’or—«rdn“-mul—BrHOrlando Highway— — .. . — Gonipany eninyetLa-baruiuel -Mon^. and -inore -MeMtitan --—*---.1_ .* evening X it... IM M •*,I ..._ .... ...inlelligenee . t-' ..t. _ count l,has ^no _ _: . than . L. day nt the O. Palms and money. Fashion .price In PhoM.I/c Ruben Kind has re­ Pines honoring the retirement America. Mrs, Smith and Mn.| ' 3*1 -mr* * , TU K S Ilk Y turned to his home at West o f Mr*. Alma Ncese after 23 Jones one counting pennies, tin-1 The Azarian Class of the First years of service. Mrs. Ncese was Second Street after undergoing other with a free hand—can g o ' Rapti*l t liii ieh will meet in H*-’ i *. arf ’ufrcrawoa "a f »(he Naval Sklr presented a life membership to shopping the same ilnv m lb" ehiireh nil»ex at 8:0(1 P M. i the Telephone Pioneers o f Amer­ same city ami euch‘ f l b i l a 'v y . 1 Station. T Pilot Club business meeting ica, a 20 year diamond service suit nr dress that nuikrs her look at S:t)t) IV M. at the Hotel MayMr. and Mr*. E. M. Armitago pin, -u birth stone lapel pin and mol ’ feel like a million. The t" o fair. Hoard meeting at 7:30 IV M. will not lie Identical b it —provided have returned after ipemliiig u set of hookends. Those attending the bamiuct Mrs. S and Mrs. J have their nome time In Montreal, Slier-G ieige W. Wliistler. father of SH O PS brook, and other points In were: Mr*, nerln Dresdeni. Mrs. wits about them—both will be in the famiTiii' ailiiil. was u Wesl tames Pratt, Mrs. Alton Gunter. vogue, ei|unlly becoming for the Point limn. Canada. Mrs Nca Sheppard, Mrs Clair samo purpose. a Mrs,-K. V. Turn Pfc. William Eatle Jr. Is visit­ Durnk. Mr. and “ He who Works with Ids hand* ing his * parents Mr. and Mrs. er, Mrs Pat Lanier, Mrs Ina Vin in a I •borer. He who works with his Immls and his jieud and his W. S. Earle at 907 W. Twentieth cent, Mr* Sauls, Mrs Wlllinm his hnnds and his head is a heart 1* an artist’1' "* Father Street. Pfc. Earle Is stationed Slone, Miss Thelnm Tumej-, Mis*’ craftsman. Hr who works with Mathew Record.---- -C.E.T. at the Lawson General Hospital. Mary Williams, Miss Margaret Cullum. Miss Helen Stafford. Lieut. Robert, illarris, USNR, Miss Ruth Young, Miss Thelma has recently returned to San Johns. Miss Helen Y'oung, Miss Francisco, Calif, after spending Stella Songor, Mis* Audrey Ne<’*e — some time with Mrs. Harris nt nnd Mis* Versa Woodcock. Out of town guests include! 1(10 East Fourth Street. T. V. Heard, Florida "traffic Mrs. Stanley llusted and Infant manager;* Miss W||llo..U. Rcudaughter, las Claire Evelyn, have trop, state personnel senior of Mr, J. T. Berry, been removed from the Fernald' Jacksonville; Miss luiughton HosoitaL to their homo district traffic_____ manager; at '211 Elm ‘ Avenue. Spence, district aSKRFf Mrk. Zona Harris and William Ewing Lieut, and Mr*. Kenneth Well­ of Orlando. ing have moved their residence to Pittsburgh, Pa. Lieut. Welling has been discharged from the U. K. NVval Reserve st the San­ ford A ir Station. r Person al s *S()cial Calendar / ’ TA G E FIVE THE &ANFORD fiBRALD>SANFORD FLORIDA WBDH B&DA T , OCTOBER 3, 1945 IT talned Mrs. William Gilmour, the former Miss Jane Schultz, yes-, terday afternoon at her homo 301 West Nineteenth Street with a chatter-coke party. Rooms of the Dyson home were decorated ’ for the occasion with red roses and shastn daisies. Miss Dyson presented Mrs. Gilmour with dinner plates o f her china pattern. ' The hostess assisted by her mother, Mrs. F. A. Dyson and Mrs. It. U. Groesched served re­ freshments to the following: bliss Elsie Hutchison, Miss tilena Dyson, .Miss Doris Hall, Miss Elizabeth Whigham Miss Joye.< Ann Whlddon, Miss Jessie Durcn, Miss l-oulsc Perkins. Miss Iktty Thurmond nnd Mis* Cecell.t Truluck. Also Mrs. Edward Potter and Little Robin, Mr*. W. T. Davis, J..Hamilton .Crapps, Mrs. Dale L. Scott, Jr., Mrs. Jack Bolt, Mrs. P. H. Tepsic, Mrs. Dick Aiken, Mrs. James Terwlllegcr, Mrs. L. B. McUod, Jr., Mrs. Fred Dyson, Jr., Mrs. George Dangleman and Mrs. Helen Schultz. ANNOUNCEMENT WADE H. GARNER, M. D. R08 DARK AVENUE • Mrs. R. C. Thrasher Hopors Htfr Son A” n” "•**•' Just In! TERRACE TALK DAn8,""~AM' 2 Practice LIMITED To: SURGERY • GYNECOLOGY ■ • OBSTETRICS OFFICE HOURS hy appointment Office Telephone 840 ----- Residence 718 C n •*4 D Y E R ’ S (GRILL 4 8 '— il Announcing thnt'wp liave pur. Grill. and CiH-ktnil Lm in gc. iSurving Slt'iik nnd tlhipki'ii Ulnnpra—Saladn. 4. -........ -1 .. ' . , *- with Dyer's own tlrt'sst dressing. We will he glad:to see Mrs. Man- Alexander 'j S i t t Entertains 'For Son You— On Snnford-Qrlando Hi-Way Wohien’s Rayon /x PANTIES Refrular-Sizes - f? I ~ Extra L a r g e ..................... 1.00 xx Size .................. 1.29 x x x Size ................................. 1.49 -Telephone Workers Enjoy Banquet w oo J Fall Suits * » A/* In Stork Rev. A. C. Camp New Baptist Preacher Mrs. Dal* L. Scott, Jr. is flying llyw to Hollywood, Calif, tomorrow where she will- lain Lieut (jg ) Dale Scott who has recently re turned from combat duty In the Pacific. Mrs. Julius Wilson and son, David, , have returned' from a months visit in riatafleld, N. J. While in Plainfield they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold JlcrbaU— * ---- - ■■ ------- _P O M E elolhfng 3tores encourage the myth that many men are hard to fit. And the reason generally ta that thV lines they feature'are not complete In their range of sized and models. Bui' we feature Curlee Sulla—and ao we are proud to be known as headquarters for “ hard to fit” men. * . • . i It makes no difference to ys whether you’re tall or ahorl* thin er comfortably stout—we can ahow you Curlee 8ul £that are,smartly atyled. long wearing and built to fit vi Right now wa're featuring these smart new Curlee 8ul in weights for Fall and Winter and in a complete range the aeaeon’s smartest styles and patterns. And thcy’rs lerately priced. Come in and see them today. Mr. and Mr*. Velio Williams have returned from * business Dip to Atlanta. G*. While there they visited with their. son, Charles, who is * pilot for DslU A ir Line*. Mr*. W J- Thigpen, Mrs S.R. Dtghton, Mr*. Robert Bruce, Mi*a Lcnabell* Hagan, Mias Jan* Thlg pen, and LL Lb (Jg) Paul LeBlanc spent lu t ; wsokorgi In Jackson vllle. CsnL and Mrs. Burrell Hudgins and Mr. and Mr*.- Edward Hig­ gins Jr. -are expected to arrive to spend -/the weekend with Mr. and Mra.;MJL Wiggins at their homo a t ; 1317 Magnolia AVpnue. Mr*. James BoyU o f Leesburg is visiting.her mother, Mrs. • s. W.T. Wheels** at their home at Tenth Street and Oak Avenue- Friend* of Mrs. Wheelsas will regret to learn that she i* ill. The Rev. A.C. Cfcmu. for the past 20' years pastor of tha Unp tlst Church at Concord, FI*., re cently accepletl the pastorale of the Hnuthside Baptist Church of Sanford. For many year* Rev. Camp has devoted a part of his time to preaching In revivals', in ' Sou'll Georgiu, Alabama a n d W rit Florida. He received his college training at Norman Park Junior College and Was pastor—a f-a innlL churches while a student. Iherr.* Rev. and Mrs. Camp have .hi vllle, Ga. and Uctta Town Bapli Church before hi* long pastora:>' at Concordia Bantlat Church ii* ConcordIlo eomea from the thriving Concord church o f more than 3U1 members. The Hnuthside Church reports that attendance and 1» tereat have increased greatly slnca his arrival here. Rev. and Mr*. Camp hav eitin* children. Two are with the Florida Diversified Cooperate «• Training Program, Hazel la in (ha Orlando offica and Heltlo Ruth la In the 'Ocala office. One son, Spurgeon, la In the Merchant Marina aervice. A son and a daughter, Joseph and Martha, are students at Btetyon University, and another daughter, Mary Nell, plana to ontar Stetson at the bcginning of th* winter quarter. The youngest dsughter, Mmrgarst Is a senior In Seminole High School, and th* youngest, Bobby Is a freshman. Dr. and Mrs. Fincher McDaniel BIRTH ANNOUNCEM ENT^ and daughter, Marilyn, hava re­ Mr. and Mrs. E. 8. McCaU turned ' -from • Tallahassee, where they visited Mr. and Mrs. Ed announc* th* birth of a daughter Buhrman, former resident* of born BepL 80 at the FernaldLaughton Memorial Hospital. Sanford. Mr. and Mra. H. D. Martin announce the birth of e daughter born Oct 1 at th* Fernald- When VTtirce .in C«mpuny"-^inii miglity rikmI pompniiy tn keep,_. . A «uit of (tiKtliu'tloii . . aoftly tailored, one that will go everywhere smartly from Fall through Winter and into SprinKl Topped hy a matching coat when the Full wind* begin to blow. In lovely color* of Cadet Blue, Flume, Turf Green and Gold. HM DROBt ENGLISHTOWN CIX)THES ry on an ENGLISHTOWN null . . . you’ll Idea of real ‘dollar value. rcI a new E very ault is hand-tailored, 100r i wool, regular and drape models . . . Who said quality wag cspcnnlve? SUIT — COAf — 34*50 34*50 * 3 2 .50 and $ 3 5 ’®® B. L. Perkins Yo wells A wt * _____________ .........................................................................................., I �•t » V ■■ ‘■ p X g afcn Wednesday. octdbKh a, nns A w y o i^ H ^ u iq iK ^ *».,« 15 Percen t Of Committee Named Additional^ Society Quota R e p a rH d Tc ;tudy Plan For t\feEtifiR is Planned Raised At Dinner Building Hospital By Baptist Group |('i nltnueil I m M rpr>DAv THURSO AV •Novelly — S|ieciully — News FRIDAY and SATURD AY <ss . 2 lli i r i F e n liires " n<ft> bv Ml Old Reliable House ff'oitl i it it Pf i ii Crge f|it*»| will nut ""it tc tl.<- (I ’ ' lit* Tin' -bill of tin* ’Florida Knulptirf ':t f oinminv ul, 10,li 'J for i motor, rood grador ■•«* n- • "•I 'idivftv it in 1“ ' mads belore Nov. I. Mr. Ilurdi” ’ f ‘ "* ‘d. I’l-r hi Iunion,, ,, was. granted to ( ’ hu e nml ( ’ ommin" t« ’o i ** * n Iiol* o'riVi'vor e* n bright of *ot h . thnn Ifi feet from the packing • id ■ > lienHrlnlt Avenue, over the avenue to u wnrehim*# »r**'r» lltM a t-IIlie I 'rotfl the FtinfnrdOviedo Tio'-k (itiwcfH I nr. I . .)■ -n'ljoif lirwifli'r were ep* .... 'i d fnt i ('. Kiislnrhrooli Mrs. M. Wiilfer, Thelnm C. Wu’wle on I ter ( ’option Merritt. colored. The Hoard disapproved the npplinution of Ituth St- Johns Unfit)* to ooeii.i" n pnricqre e l ' re at Five STEUBE & CO. Swarttnnure. NOW P h. QN S A L E HUNT’S \ TUXEDO FEED CO. 4 N PUT BUG HOUSE Points instead of les, Motqull"**. Flees. lajts. Silver Fish, Ant*. 2 for each pound Ued hues, Hoethes, of Used Fats laieratur. my wilt’ del ver im nddros* o i ('hiktian Kilvtufinn. Tld- appoint•.tin and Ureml hd|i: >irt of t m*i't of tV* eimmUteei l.y the USD n the Navy ti'ijl n;i|i'.n ) Moilerator will conclude the eve h’’ Mur He -. . nini; program. % lie >old the IJK'J wu n I'l l The ' Friday morning session morale hulldhr i'i( t ie 1’ ■.r-i vj will "Ke jin with ilyvotinn .lej hy that die shows .luAv' I’ vn y, >•I i David ('o f field of Pierson. Ke mid Ih it I'n ^ a n lv 'ro ’kle hoM im ts on mistim* will he give* had* wjth them w: in fin tin;; >i us follows*. W. I*, Brook i, Jr. • tea. roni'i <eiit. A*-ocintion; -S. Alvin Inman MrItolliilnl Ih'ini, foi u a -t." nit i h ii tntr‘ Bennett F. Hull llume; stole iiabllp'ty idiuirmnn of . ”H Thu mm, uri iHurald,' Link - Foreign. A it.f F '■ iblivered hy F .' H. Itohmillnt «'i.' hmt n grvn< fudinif <• Khninniin uf I In' wumi n s dlvl Clyde ,JP- Hall. The state worker . fnethri will'll i ll ' I i iird >s with Itr. John Mngilire ns lender •t.li: an.-l r'rnnk Tu'lrilt service men pralalnK in ii. i'iln- Ili'hard C>j;»elherry of will hove n tllsrferioh. The cr.i* ■if ll^j U Stl'in tin* kutbi'w 1h''si‘|bi'rry; It. K. True uf Lake lenriitil and co-operative program • ncitic t hellers nnd i that dii' had I n si pru "•hi .'It'rv: -I. A. Ills llli" nf Lun*» \vil| , lie llllCUssCih A lunch will wind; Lleul. F. tlendrii 1sen uf l e i ervisT |*t the ehtliTjl uiinex twi"|rnt|oTt nf tlic N hI' iiii ilif Kniiferd.'Naval Atr Htnlinn; Fund in .lark*iinv|lli'. CAWINEk S MllflkH-AUYM JOSLYN HWUl WALSH. iv n i . 1 I's a r tiirru III thu Artny aft r- N ot. I hhn he <IM l.uf.K Hi> alnti mill'd utlentiui la l .-tnl*.- efficiency in the Imi’iir ■nllon qf re.I.'f » ml the liandli i if I'ntprtuiiii'intit for the i-1m • iitrvlc.'i In llilu war. Ilia i in tb lull nnu when four nr f IV snparato orgnnisatliltf; .'" it 11 •1 ■' i I ttenvii’lent ways In InilM ini; morale Mill n > l> s thnn I. to in drive* for funds w*ro <*m M'cleil ln'o:v* year for Ih-? rid in of various Idum vm *■ ■■ t< *** C&pt. Hu'ton d ■« crib -i| use operation* tn Ihiglund ehieh h* said were Mirhlv n'l'.ir." tut mI .. i ntroiljceil l.iuut. Jam . I! Bit fijrih recently rolurnol from i li I'lirlfl" where h* njittir iinjeif l the Invariant' of lv n «Jii’ i't i, i (he Real Thin* (Jnrtm.ii—“ (i I Jnltiuiy ATTENTION Beware Coughs from common colds ^SANFORD CITIZENS Crrcmulilori relieves promptly becau'e it coca right to the seat of tlio trouble to help loosed and npet germ laden phlegm, and aid nature to soothe and heal'raw. tender, taflmncd bronchial tnueoul m e n hranrs. Tell your druggist to sell you ft bottle o f Creomulslon with the undcntandlng you must lUte the way It tiulckly allays the cough or you are to have your money back. C R E O M U L S IO N . for Coughi, Ofett CoW*. Bronchjtf* TJiere-is a g^eatei* need for mows., apartments and liouses than evei be­ fore. I f you have a mom .^apartment or house for rent Please phono Mu* Chambdi- of Commerce, the li,S.O. or any Rea Instate Broker today. (*■>1. Junulliuii Williams. cupeHnteiiileiit nf the U.H. tnry Anidemv ul West 1'ulnl ;j erntul liepliew nf ltenj I i mil.Im. ...... , F r e s h ie Passenger ? r Tires With GRACE A •^ Every iM vcr has sepit tmtse heavy In v 'fa rumhling down the irmrd with tin . tig heavy loads. You know that triii l. tires take a terrific heating from m e card grinding Wear. Naturally, the ruaber to Hthttjl that abuse must he .especially compounded to be ex tra tough .-7-exlra long wearing. W e can NOW recap the llrca o f A, B and C card holders with Ora if!:'A’ Truck Rubber—guaranteed to be exactly the sakie rubber used in recapping the big truck and bus tires. Its extra toughness on youM lrcs means 3,000 to 5,000 miles o f extra wear over recaps o f ordinary rubber. *•' ' We'Welcome the personnel that are beimr sent here from Melbourne and will do everything we can to make i•rtgs'isu i’* in . your stay a pleasant one. . SANFORD. BOARD OF REALTORS Meeting Is Held By MethotPst C i r c l e C .E C . W e l s h W E L S H T IR E S H O P 105 W. 2nd Vulcunizlng nelly; J." I.. Moore • Children'.’ Ilium'. Iti'iiurts mi urKiiuiml work w ill1lw given hy C. Nns. mini lleinictt fliimliiv Kcliimlj Clyde K. Hull • TrnltiliiK linkin' J, W. Hull • Hrntherhondi drnT Apis. V.' A. Williams • Wnmen's Missiunnry tfiiliin. Committee re polls wilt fullon nml ail eleetiun uf ufficars will he held.,,,,,, Hi. Noble Y, Ileull ul Ftetsou Hnlvcrsity will lead a discussim "The ChuYchus ami Tho New Kru." Ih, F. Hargis will give the Treasurer's report, the Clerk will give digest of church letters mid ,M.r, *M. S. Illgliroirc will give obituary reporL The meeting will then be adjourned. * ' ......1 ;i b r e a d / y j its****., Phone 111 Tire Hepuiring . . Circle Number Two of the .Methodist W.S.C.K. met Moiuloy afternoon at the home of M W W,II.. Jarrell 201 Went Fifteenth Street. The Chairman. Mrs. CJv Mc­ ___ _______ i the meeting Kee._ presidoo and Mrs. K.fi. Kilpatrick led tho devotional. • Plans and projects were pre­ sented from the executive bouril and- the members voted to co­ operate with nil requests. Mr*. It-T. Cole presented the Mission Study lesson in u beauti­ ful story form from "Thu Word Of Ills Grace.’,' The hostess assisted by Mrs. J.A. Jarrell served refreshments to the following; Mrs. C.E. Me* Kee, Mrs. George McCrum, Mrs. E G. Kilpatrick, Mis* HUu Iloiton Mr*. W.P. Field*. Mrs. L.P. Hagun. Mrs. W.M. McKIm, Mr*. G.W- Bailey. Mr,. A.U. Shoe­ maker, • Mr*. W.C. llekle, Mrs. Carrie Draper, Mr*. HF. Cole Mrs. J-N. Axxareiln. Mr*. W.S. Thorton and visitor.- Mr*. A. K. Jordan. J E L gu i PREPARE E A R LY THt MALU HAVt LONG FOR F A L L Good grooming and good cleaning go hand In hand . . no one can lie well groomed wearing soiled, wVlnkled clothe*. Are you aware that a oicture of life at ftp best can well include a package from FA R ­ R E L L ’S 4 B C A D E PKG. STORE? llrlng In cleaning early and be prepared to meet the ('ah season with band-box freshness! I-A R K T . I X ’ S LANEY DRY CLEANING GO. Come and get It...H ave a Coca-Cola Iip ffc d Rho P h ilip o in e s K V i-lln i.r .l I'rn m !* ■ « » t la * ) that Elsenhower bad notified Fatton of his transfer to command Of the U-B. Ifith army on Septfp. The 15th is an "arm y" Ir tame only and has no occupatior ton*. .* Came to Head Patton was summoned from hts headquarter* at Munich on Sept, tit to give nn accounting to Eitenl.owi, uf hi* *t*wanl*hip in Bavaria. The ittuatlon In Bavaria came tu a head early last week »KSTT"Pimoir told ttimf*pomljjtt* that complaints of anti-NaiU that ---N ail* were In the civil. govern­ ment were just a case of the •'oute fighting the In*'' and re­ minded him of the hlckerlngt be­ tween Democrat* and Republican* In the Unitod State*. The transfer relegated Patton, a piitol-packlng exemplar of aggreailv* warfare to the command of an "arm y" which U virtually don-exUtent. Binco Jtly. when, (t rellnqulihed the RhlnAhcad, tip ICth ha* bean a phantom" a r* y cqnaUtlng of little m^re than, f headquarter* detachment whir, ha* begn o*»Urned'to compile kni' w r itr a reportorAm W irart viaftl Ttpatlon In Jh* 'European war., • . ; . “the Coke’s in” at the Field P. .X, ; ■ i \ ' The news spread* when the Mobile Exchange coined up with good thingd that remind vour fighting Yank of home. It’a like old home week to hear the word* Have a Colp, bringing happy memories of days and ■ ' . ‘ iw stboo ro a 4 [ SIX HUNDRED S . V E A R S / jW We don’t lenve « t lunter and beauty to «vel DRY CLEAN for RE-NI § IF M I fie atone unturned. We make every effert to restore original king We clean. Bring your clothaa to 220 Magnolia Aye . . . TSD DEIJTY- Chcoco.ua, becauso we’ll save you moneys IDE (C W I B GEARS RBvS hAW luAit. the gwUthlhiil; Ifrur Patton will have no authoril! Over th« German elvil population T M handful of troop* h# wIT command ard stationed wait of tb Rhine, at Bad Neuenahr near th> Remogen bridge, In tba center o the rimeh oceupatlon lone. Tb h’» headquarter* remained ther, lBth't or r«4»ploy«d In July. dates' with the old gang. It nifys Ketp up the good toorlt.; tvc'rc wailing V ' l v ' ' ’• C A S T L L 'H A S in UiM annually Into ■ aut’m oiitt o t l j a i c o c a .c o ts coi * * .:a v . i - I - r• I » J 0 f . J* _>*! ttorn«y. G q o p TO I^NOfY! Caah con be bonweth from us on shortest notice.' with no tUaturbohee.1—"JUnnHe" Rowland Alsu malum loans of |75, $100, $160, $260 or more—should youp needs require 41, . * ... . ' * ■ ■■ < l In W ? 1WI5 ANCttNT �WSUJiSSlMY; UCTOUKtt ^ \m 1m HAN^UIIU UE^VLU. HANFUUH t l.UUlOA About' 1f.UOP.OiH) mind* of 1i .hu > block, unt'il chiefly u s.u itti Wednesday; Qct, 3 6:45 to 6:00 s O f H osp ital Sh ip Sponsored by the Women's Council of The First Christian Church * Uenefit Parsonage Fund Music and EntwtaiiutHfti Admission 25c RAYMOND M. BALL, REALTOR Reul Estate Sales— Rentals— Mortgage I If jh-minii1l> Insurance uTid one 9(jQ l-oans ±j Room 4, Florida Stale Hank Uglt«nB SS t & T J ? t S S s i n cq.er and ink piMincirt, ore pru. uccil ntinunlly In tin?,, United •‘t'nlea. • ---------- ' - Pnlnt anil files* Cumpany. under K'oMllHKril Kmm t’aa* tlan direr If on o f II. E. Kllborry, Wijo there, work Inn hard, nett lint no recently supervised the painting food eacopt what the natives and remodeling operations o f the would give them. The result waY, neur. Table Supply Grocery and eating Insects, liiar.ls, snakes, Sears Hoebuck Stores on First ond anything that they could Street. find, dogs. cats, bitil^ and renPrior to coining to Sanford tiles. When they were moved to this year. Mr. His bury wo* :i •Japan thev were treated some- . . . . . . what better. 1Uluff. Ark., mid it.ore richntly “ After, talking to so juuuy. I * c1**1 ■ •**’ * ,t ....... f . cumy to the conclusion that the Plttaburg Paint and (Hass ComJapanese military either hhd to paiiy. n . . . u.V .Ui*. .i liOo. mafic u good face on the nnmc- at ItHJti Pnlmetiu Avenue. Hop" land for the ;civili.rfis> tor they F*. Caskuy. former re talent i could nut gel cnlm»h sapplies to .Memphis, ‘IVim., was u-cent the i outlying posts fur their m-ple basins** and a>lvcrli**.n urnilts, sJ<thi'k had/to let their manager of th e‘ firm which iprlkiVncrs look after themselves. owned and timnueVd bv Fletcher — “ When—l -flnntly- g ot my two T . -ftnlpr----------- ---------------------and settled in 11 nice clean cot. I told them that I hoped they would have u pleasant voyage and be home for Thanksgiving, One hud a had rash un hi* minds, but 1 shook hands with both- ol them, and they both started crying and thanked me unit Amaciggi for tuking such' 'good rare of them. I rujijjJy cried too hut I hud lots ol work to do, so did not have lime to. gel sentimental. - -“ Frtsmter* "w thlthat. fropi-tha'r rump they Could see thy fires of the first utornie bomb, and from the way the earth shook they nil thought the -orld wn* coming to an end. *dt.j?niust have been, terrific. ...... “ All the women and-children were put on the t'orisolntion. I'm rather glad that we did not *• i the children on here, for they would have been much Hinder to ha ul.e .iiui u " bu'ich of happy men. We're steaming right along toward t kinaw.i where we will deposit the*'* patients and head for Nagnudki whet^/frewill pick up some more patients. Nagasaki on the Island of • Kyushu was three fnur**'t demolished by the second'atomic bomb and people are still drop, ping dead from It." ---- -------1 — ■----■------ The polishing agent in' many toothpastes is dibasic, ‘bateluhi phoephwlc. Freshly Dressed Available Daily During September POULTRY 2205 SunlTirtl Avenue Pit. *J2j POTATOES Refinishers 5 ® * Moiit Wo,Ms Complete Score AT YOUR FINGERTIPS Bl*ck-Di«afkt l i t Cletirr Street HEADACHE quickly I.ea.Ui Or + J »Urth*« r««uR* It tf Uftfl l w f f « 'l » Ihtulel itoUilrtf lu i»ir oi»lr M d lm lw , ______ u ..d C A P U D IN E I U,.,Hr POINT EREI |k «H |t ]AUi,> ttIHSlllI .11 »• 40 «t/.s. sabf NICK'S PACKAGE STORE 41(1 HANFOIU) AVK SPECIAL THIS WEEK W H AT CAUSES Gin EPIl.EI’SY? 109 Palmetto Phone 1011 V kaultlrl rsslllslss 4h4* ,.|,lnl„„s •it durlnra ml this lalrrrsl. In .l'O lh U l Mill hr >rHl I'll K It. nkjlr l i t ) last. Ii. Trader ««rlllsa la the ltd yen ties si 111. I.loi,. O l llllll Ate- New Vurh. V, V~ l*»ei., H-liu. Kinsey 4 Pints 'Ulseaync Club 0* (Irade Re ‘f Sale ROUND STEAK ’ LOIN STEAK T RONE STEAK CHUCK ROAST REEF IMP STEW YOU UKIVB W PHOIVE 200 Liqueur Dixie Delight HIGH QMMW - Brandy Reach Apricot STRICKUND-MORRISON, Inc ,n. WEINERS SAUSAGE SAUSAGE ||* • . RENT.A CAR No* Points lb. . 3l)e lb 2f)e lb 35c lb. Tie II). 20c nl I Ink I'HiI, %*+ nelrtl Hulk Swsnee Pride First ^trw t at Sanford Ave. We ran now offer the very fluent IVORY SO AR AUTO, BODY AND FEN DtpK REPAIRING •i * Try uur new palnleas method, tha best in Central Florida Yates 4ut<> Paint& Body Shop Phone 4p[t CASH- LOANS IVORY FLAKES 1ge. Pkg. 23c A v a l u a b l e coupon oo every cm ol Rfarth Club, ftedecmabl* at all Ociagoo premium stores. At yout grocer*. IT Signature arrda er r Tt* iguretttiK eln $l.(il w *rim rr. The <V m n tlillt Is.lira r n 1. •na 4ifr ■ v « h tbs* P** t* ttint i*r*f • »u fS i -4 * ’* la m l* IIIM T K HOUR . . HKHVII <V ftilUnUif I IIm i . • » e lp elaara. t ’a a i . a J i a l l ‘» i.lMill I An U uk U J l l iwfw >• rrliiaral. “ Signature Clan's 925 to 9509 on Any Make or Model Caab e s l r b l * aa Bar 1H» ta i a u ra r. W He*a algda(a r a a r r a - a l f i . r . d a l aria a Sa r r . R H IN O - T f r i r M — gO Ve t a n s i l k tha ( l a b la r a w pmi h a il > "* Current C*r YnldW •aa M ad* la ..... M ( •aa M adeta ....... ...... - ■ - • M R S .’SSS. W |1Q to 920 or ^or« CRISCO m m Concrete a at tow price Concrete Rip? Co am W i Cua. v 3 Rolls .. 1ci ttt Pittsburgh's Ntw System gf Cg|or Dynamics help makt •I to look at —lovellsr to llvo ini BABY FOOD Jar Sr. • 9100 - 9200 or M on _ t.i in 14 t I blow a* wt Raaer •• *«r *v*a l( wad laltk la*. NO Hltt'INANC* ro a r. ri»e oddiilabat r A Aa l.4>as la 14 l.aata iiTiiw P I L binuitit tin 1 \ » 1 J Small pkK purpose Zenith Rice .ri-Il>H 47c rtf tinlluti I UeMiilMli VIailed Milk jar 38c lt|i It » . Pint 'Joffee • IIl*i I, im ili lb. jar 33c Hrni *rem 12-0/ can 32c 'latches ctn. a 7c M lrll “S,» 1 Uuallflcd I'ninlerH GonerAl Contracting Uullding, p-ainting. Repalrd Slow fronfa. Mlrrom Qians work of aU kitidg TOWELS . . There is a Pittsburgh Paint fur every A u to Loans GAUZE TISSUE ■’ ^Ege. pk«- 23c l iuill I Aa I a n s Aa II l.«a )a ' as llia n a r l.b. Ji.t larmulude 20c »nimdiir *» ’ake Flour pkg. 25c . Jtio Cpinploto Feint and Glaag Storp q .iu iU ly lU|lita Ucscrvcd Sucranivnlu Untile A �1 / PAGE EIGHTH J * •••*> & r \ WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 3. 1945 TttE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD FLORIDA SIT. W ANTED IlirSII School girl will care for children in etenlng*. Phone flu MV. W ANTED TO RENT FURNISHED house or npertment, enutde permanent, no children or pet*. Phone filt-M, K U R N ! S It K D or unfurnished house or apartment. Perman­ ent civilian resident. Box 20, r/o Herald. DIVIDENDS for 10 year* on ynur flic, automobile ami 11a- hility insurance by M l Insuring with M. Boyd k Co . Big 5 Peace Parley Ends In Diacord Tho word button come* from the French “ bouton,” meaning something to be pushed out. Commercial QUICK RELIEF FROM Refrigeration and Air Symptom* ef Dlstreee Arising from Conditioning D e a le r STOMACH ULCERS Wanted 1 i * , ' (4 DOST: 'Pocket book with money It nnllnnrd I'r.iM i ' a . r O h.| and drivers' license. Reword. A. Jenkins. RU 1, Box 201, Sanford. sin's insistence on barring France and Chinn from discussions of DOST: One bunch of keys in Balkan pence trenties. Post Office or Kent’s Gnrage. “ There is good reason to be. Finder return to 214 E. 2nd Ileve,” he added, "that with con­ St. A. S. Whorton. tinued patience ami understand­ ing on all sides agreement on essentials can be attained. “ Wo tare determined upon thnt outcome.” No date was set, however, for W A n TE D i Girls for lull time any future meeting anil, confer­ at Dancy's Drug Store. ence circles said, it prohnbly W ANTED : Maid for Mather would not be until the head* rvf Furniture Co. See Mr. Bruit* the governments find some solu­ tion of the procedure issue. , EXCESS ACID DUE TO FraeSeekTeHeefNemoTreatownttM Mast Help f t It WH Ce** Yea NetMai Over two million botllM o f IhoW ILLAR D TU B ATM KN'Thsro boon sold for rrltef ol ■ymptooH nfdUtrfM sri.1 n* fiomt t e w r i and Duw I mm I I t a n On. to E n *w AcM— P a r DIcm Um i . t a r or U*s«t W in w h O M .Im t, H iw t h r s , « t a * t « » n— * H e, dun to Crests Arid. Bold on l5 d .F i trial I A»k for ••WtllnrWl M u m o " which full) uplslns this t n i t o n l r I n * a* HELP W ANTED :LAH91FIED AD VERTISING RATES llllU.SK, two or three bedroom*, JOe per fine for one Insertion ■** furnished. Permanent resident. OHr per Bne for three Insertions P.O. Box 1021, Sanford. 07c per line for fl Insertions RESIDENT of Sanford last five •5 per line for 20 Insertions years desires furnished apart­ Minimum rates . . . 10c ment nr house. Call 702-J, usk PHONF. 14* OR BRING YOUR AOs to TH E SANFORD HERALD for Mrs. Jqck West. Count, live words to the line, Including phone end .widrrw*. . All ndvrrlisemrnls, for situation* wonted W||| be charged7 far e l the W ANTED : ^Furnished or semi- W AN TED : Two maids, waiter nr .waitress. Call Mrs. Perry, regular rlaeslfltd r a t e # .________________ .____ _____________ furnished npartment In school ARY jilAy pelt'with ranmvnhto floor, complete with washable robber pnd. 24111 Palmetto Avc. F IL L up w’ilk kerosene and fuel oil before winter. 114 H.P. Johnson Outboard motor II. II I'ill'K GO., INC. and man's pre-war Roll, fast 'blryelc, gnud condition. Phone MAN'S hirvrlr. I'hone 177-W 810-ID »>■ llfr TON Chevrolet truck stake body. K.20 tires, good rondl- GOOD RELIABLE USED CARH tlon. First house on right. Ml Wide selection nt nr under OPA ceiling. No new cuts for many '■■“ Dn'm—Rcwd: Mnnroe Cornur. ‘months. Get dependable trail*UPHOLSTERY fabrics, tapestries IKglalinn pi tnasotvibli; cost dsmfisk*, hrocalclles. yn ' goo<l I [OLDER MOTOR SALES ^ 2 0 8 W ps I F irst St. stork to select from.- ll.H. •■ Brown,. 2Di I N. Orange Ave., I’ hone 4013, Orlando, Fla. 11M2 STIIHEBAKER 4 door sedan, good condition, new tires. ITinne O.RPITALIZATION Insurance, 775-W. George Steele. Individual, fnmlly and group. HOUSE—three r_pom sf smnll kitchen, rity water, electricity available. Four lots, 1U by 12d WINDSTORM Insurance. Nmv is ft. Asking fl.OdiMH) (Cash). the lime to j rntecl your pro­ Near Lake. K. Lugcrquist, Box perty against windstorm dam. . . . c Tu n .....i i. f . . .123, Lake Mnrv. Fla. «a ,000 LIFE Insurance In each person ages 10 to Ifi fur 117. 'fiO/dividend* redd'd1 tho year­ ly cost In *11.fill after the 1st year. G. M. Boyd A Co. * FOR HALE: Ample quantity Inni life GOLD SEAL asbestos roni coating containing Petrogum Sanford Paint A Glass Corn pany, 117 So. Park Avenue r.AGH - IN grocery I h ix , 1 ft. wide, 2 ft. deep, II ft high, fi doors: Factory Imilt, $21,00 rash. IRON BED, new mnttrvsN, roll springs, dresser, $ 11.00. Elec­ tric Cold driflk Imx with motor, $18.0(1. W. A. Harrell, l-oko Monroe. Six room borne in good section, iluuiedinlr possession, TWO FARMS FOR SALK One Robert A. Williams 1 acres, tiled land, 1 good well, Phone 7.12 Atlantic Bank Bldg. 2 story house, I ear garage, I 'Tool house, (100 ft. West nf I IREK story tjikc Monroe post Office. One *30.(10: It. L. — 1 acres, ell tiled, good well, 2 Summerlin Ave story hour.e, 2 story hard, tt mile west on Orange Boule­ vard. J. W. Bell. Luke Monroe, Phono Ifi. WO STORY mune house fur­ nished, 12 ‘ 4 acres of ground, lUMHKH-Lumherj Wretiring i ' Itory hBUU MKIitil Reel'*, very II acres' cleared, ft■j acres ' In best lumbar. Plixit».door*, win­ wnipi, Good well, water piped dows and piqnihlug. Hubert's into house, [Hired $Klll>.DI) ].umber Yard-' cash ns is. if interested write W, A, Lomlnnlicrg, 7IMIU Nuvin I GALLON (Ink Imrrels • u Avc., Tmnpu 4, Flu. limited supply. Snnfonl Coca Coin Untiling Go. FOR KALE Nica home in Rose ('m ill, frame ONE HOUSE, two lute in Goldsconstruction, 2 lot*. Can he Imra. Duhart's Lumber Yactl, -"'seen by appointment only. Rnherl A. Williams HOUSKhold furniture. P h o n o I'hone 732 Atlsnllr Rank nTila. County 140A, Lake Mary. * FOR KALE in Mtitkham— 1(1 seres resident lot. Midway S. Granby Ave. J.E. Walker, PHI Cypress Ave. r- U til KKItVKL Gu* refrigerator railing. P e r f e e l ctmijlllun . Phone 412-W. HOUSE 'trailer, sleeps two. 11, It, Yates. 1(11 N. .Palmetto Ave. COCKER SPANIELS: 1 Red pups country raised with full pedi­ ONF IIIIIGGS - Stratton Engine, gree inrudlhg 30 champs. Six Model 7.7., (i II. P. Electric weeks old, frdm $15.00. Mrs, Service Co. 207 Magnolia Ave, A.D. Marsh, Bax 104, Rt. 1. I’hone KM. New Smyrna (lutke Ashby), A Y messenger, bjko/or w Killll A.M. to 4 P.M.. ,40c Night messenger must bike I P.M. to 10 P.8 hour. Western Union. Slilrls and (tresses are now lieing made from a Florida weed, known ns ramie, originally lmWAHHwrtman Monday and Tuespolled fiom Chinn. ..days. Washing ntarhlnc, all m <i d e r n conveniences. I'hoqe 20 urres tiled celery farm, lately W ANTED: Butcher for A A P plowed and burrowed , im Cam­ Store. eron Avediio. I'hone K.R, Stowe, .Linidt . o r-E d w a rd F, Lamy W A N TE D } Helper for Jimmia ptibne T»t2. ('ownn's pHhijct (Metnl Work*. FURNISH Ell apartment ‘I or rooms. Gas cooking. Phone • 4502, Short's Cnm|i. A t The Armory Music py “The Banana Boyd' World Wnr It Veterans admitted by Discharge Button Admission: $1 per .couple (tax Inc.) Tickets on Sale nt the following places: Smoke Holme; Bill's Pk?. Store, Frank’s Tavern, Itoumillat & Anderson, City Drug Store. Touchton’s For Table Reservation Phone 200----- 50c per person The public is cordially Invited to kttend 111=111=111=! 11=111111=111=111=111=11! E l111=111=111=111=111 HARD-T0-GET ITEMS! GET MONEY FOR. YQ ^R CAR TO BUY: Used ear in good We’re buying ltt.T.t to Tl)41 Mffltvl mechanical rondition. Will pay Chevrolet Ford and Plymouth . rash. Must he reasonable. P. O, ears. Take advantage of this Box I (1115, Sanford. ...... ready market to convert motura. into money. . c PLOWING, harrowing, levelling, HOLLER MOTOR SALES not less than 2 acres. Phone (124-J. 208 West 1st HL BORROW HERE WHERE PRIVACY IS RESPECTED • YOIIR natural desire lor .privacy In money matters i* strictly -respected hire. Friends' and t chit i up* am not questioned about ynur rredlt. Your em­ ployer or business associates will not hear of your personal affairs, Thera is no cause lor embarrassment. , v ...' Re (nhilab!- rreil't requirements. No fo makers o i rr*'>nov loans, "arinhln nnymenl plsns. . FAMILY t.OAN CO. Florida llauk Bldg. Phone *3 FOR $1 additional you can mid to your automobile liability policy medirnl payment for each . person accidently Injured while a nnssengcr iu your car and each pedestrian hit by your ear up to $7M> each. C. M. Boyd A Co, BUSINESS SERVICE ATTENTION-TRUCK OWNERS TRUCK TIRES TO BUY: Camera bv Service man. Phone 22D-W’ or 071. 2414 Palmetto Ave. i Saturday, Oct 27—9:00 P.M Cash saving* of *4J>fifi,000 and consefvation of fl.'i.OOO tig** • of heavy gauge steel were realised through Quartermaster Corps” reclamation of 1,822,000 fir,-gallon oil and gasoline drums during the first nix months o f 1040. W ANTED MISCELLANEOUS A. Schulske, Distributor :UH Stovall Profession!) Building Tern pei Florida AMERICAN LEGION DANCE cord, r la. is -the new, preacher at the Southslde Baptist Chfireh. He was educated at Norman Park Junior College. Almut four olid a half million Tobacco users pay Into state pounds of Paris green, -often used mffers atout filOO,OOOpOOO annualA L L ROUND man for grocery as nn insecticide nml fungicide, , store and meat oiarket. Apply are produced . annually in the ly in taxca. Stiles Grocery, next to I-nun- United States. - Nearly half a million rnilroad lanterns are made annually in the United States, W ANTED: Experienced steno­ Three hundred thousand pairs grapher. Must bo accurate. Before 18flfl, when wax was Apply Chnsc A Co., Extension of ennvas-top Jungle hoots, no longer a standard issue item, have first made from petroleum at No. 18. been converted into athletic Corry., Pa., the need for candle* shoes for use by patient* in gen­ was supplied by tallow, beeswax, eral und .convalescent Army hos­ or such vegetable waxes as baypital*. berry. GROCERY store for rent. Com­ plete with fixtures, I will give lease to party under the fol­ lowing ronditiuns: Party must ho capable of ope­ rating a first line grocery, and meal market i'arty must have enough capital to slock, and maintain a first line class id trade. This store (yin he open­ ed at practically no expense W ILL pny rash for alt kinds of used furniture. Phone 124-J. other than your njock of goods, although I prefer selling fix ­ W ANTED TO BUY: For rash, tures, and renting the building. reasonably priced second hand 1 am in a position to deal with house trailer in good rondition. -the right party, under either Tires not necessary. Phono 071terms, •' , J.A. Calhoun !)l!l Weal. 1st. SI. , W AN TED : 12 isge shotgun, barrell. Phone preferably dnnl 128* R. DR KALE: Two mules, *310.00 work single or double, will do [Ill BETTER Health — Drink for farm work PeBary Estate, Mountain Valley Minernl Water. Enterprise, Fla. Phone Co. SAVE money when you buy your Nature's Aid In health. From next ear <>i Dark thru lowrr 400(1. Hot Springs, Ark. Ixit us local hank fiuiinrltig and our, serve you. For Hsle at Duloryef insurance rnsls. C. M. FURNISHED 1 room bungalow hart's Lumber Yard, 000 Han with hath and garage^ *2,100. fo nt Avrpn87~Phnna~18S:Mr — Inqui re-pjO.,- II, Br- Brown,--Lake HAVE money on your fire, wind storm, automobile** workmen’s compensation, burglary, lia­ FOR SALE: Milk cow. fresh in bility and, other insuranea, EXPERT Plumbing, IS yeara oxMay. Good mllkar, 1703 Mag­ You'll Ilkj) our profit-sharing nolia Ave. • patience. Repair*, water heat­ ers, toilet*, haaim, baths, laun OAK dining table; wood heater. dry tubs. Good service. No Sat­ Phone 700*M or 1020 Elm Ave, urday call*. George "Cnurscn, LOANS on cash vnnm of life Box 178. Phom Co. 410(1. NEW whisxer Motor hike, *180.00. iniurnnce politic* nt 2'fc'A to 208. Hanford Ave. 4tt,9r. C. M. Boyd A Co. TDK 80*^ i* prefernhle lo the (SO deductihi.* collision or up*et nutomnhilr insiiMiire. Gal our rate* Tot ynur rar* and truck*. C. M. Boyd A Co. F IN A N C IA L— l.anry'it Drug Store Itoumillat & Anderson l)ru|* if you arc interested In handling outstanding quality line* in the post war refrigeration and air conditioning field on a basis that assures substantial and protective profits communicate p r o m p t l y with • - , WK ARK fullv equipped and know how »o recap. your tires. Natural rubber or synthetic, we protect tho aldawalla of nur tire. Jonrj Tire Shop or. 1st and Elm, phono 008. CHIFF0R0BES ADVERTISING ONCE mJTNOWn I THE I I1 NEWSPAPER , DOES IT I Hli BETTER | For THE FAMILY For THE HOUSE YOURSELF Full protection for your clothes— Mirrur door, lots of Imneinif space. hop the easy way TODAY a t 3^.95 up Phone 090— 115 E. l« l U T IL in CABINETS INSURE W ITH CONFIDENCE 8 GOING to fly? Get a trip acci­ dent policy from C. M. Hoy-1 A Co. L IA B IL IT Y insurance is most Important .You 'know what it would cost to replace ynur home, furniture, merehindi* and automobile 11 destroyed. But you don't know whet tho ^ verdict is going to be in, g lew suit Involving bodily injury or death. Get adequate liability . coverage. 0. U. Boyd A Co. IlODY AND Fender denta, paint injury or fading should be corrected now to combat aging and weathering. A new pain­ less method awaits you at ' YATK8 AUTO PAINT A BODY SHOP 108 N. Palmetto Ave. Phone 374 We1have the following sizes: 900 x 20 700x 15 025 x 20 600 x 16 Dtmii up y o u r 'kitchen• with* » n*w. utility cabinet Gleaming white por­ celain finish. KITCHEN CABINETS DODGE . PLYMOUTH PARTS AND 8ERV1CB 10* Palmetto Ave. 1‘heae 1011 J.D. CORDELL, m enUy returned from the eervic*—la now locat­ ed In the .KeOt Building* Auto­ mobile Rapa Ira. sewing machine and electric Iren service by man with .10 yeara' experience. Hwain's Oarage, aeroee from EXPERT CoAtraJ Inauruc* Sanford Atlantic �1 K. r /V \ * 4 l . ‘ In Unity There lr. Slrenjilh—• ■' • To Protect the Peace of the World i To Promote the Progress of America! To Produce Prosperity for Sanford. * * 1** TIIP-W P.A TH E R +*’* “ * “• T O O A Y : Piwllj- 'cloudy this nflrrnmm with •M-allrrisi afternoon *hn«rr-i and thunder­ storm*. . * , S A T liR D A Y : Fr* widrl) scattered1 showers along east roaM scrllnit. AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER VOLUME XXXVH SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, EttlnbllHhod 1908 OCTOlIKIt lilir. Member AHMicInlcd Press NUMflER 23. » ■> Jap Cabinet Resigns In Huff Over Freedom Biis Slowdown Hits New York Premier Higashi-Kuni Objects To MacAr- ” , Freedom Of Speech £ Strike Idle Rises To H alf. Million As President Seizes Oil Companies Lesher, Williams Qualify To Ri'h For Commission thur’sorder giving: TOKYO, Oct. 5, (A P ) — The Jnp*cabinct resigned to­ day rather than carry out General MocArthur’a latest orders—and..the Allied com7 mander will approve the iXt-premier before Emperor irohlto' directs him to form a new cabinet. Premier Prince Hlgashi-Kunl went to One-Third* Of Coun­ try’s Coal Miners Jol n-Wa Ikou t-W hi lo Meetins: Is Planned Sanford General (lives Orders To Jap (Jenernl IIITIIIA N K, .Oct. 3. (A P ) — A dosen, iren were healrn and three autos overturned in a melee after snmr UK) . pickets barricaded the highway leading to Warner Bros. MuiUm Picture Studio - this-Tnorningi Burbank and Glendale police mid shrrlff'n depillir* rushed In foPc^An the scene and rettonsi order. PirkrlN kept the blockade, however. City Primary Will Be Held On Nov. 6 For Two Vacancies B 11 i ■ - 4 <4 ‘ Two candidate* for offices of cltv commissioners. Robert A. Williams in Group 1. amt t.ea It. Lesher in group 2, have ipmlifleiL ^ hla cousin, Hirohlto, with the rcto run in the primary election ^ signatlons fallowing a two hour on Nov. (1, it waa announced thl.ill, iMi-nalnl P i r „ l cabinet meeting over MacArthur'a morning by (I. N. Snyer, citv demand to oust the home miniater • ■Labor idled by .*nriou.«t tlhclerk. In the Intereata o f achieving puftpM- hcrosh the country inIf rlcclnl, Mr. Williams would free thinking, and free speaking -*f rivjtsi-il to ncnrly 530,000 losucceed Mayor Edward llig'jhis in Nippon. tlny niT Prositlunt Trtimnn It (a rumored another prince, as n commissioner, and ill would succeed My J. Fumlmaro Konoyc. will become BUSES CR AW L AI.ON'l! FIFTH AVENU E, New York City’s main Leshei ortlerotl the Navy to soizn • the new premier. He wns .pre­ thoroughfure. us the drivers protest, the laying o ff of conductors Lodge. Mayor Higgins and iLm stt ikiduiund properties of 26.piissioner Lmlire have nnnuulieed mier when Japan flint attacked on the big vehicles In an attempt bv the management to make bus oil companies in l'» states. in. China, Another possibility was driving n one-mnn operation.-Many In'this.picture hnv, decided that | that they would no resigned Foreign Miniater Shig- walking is quicker than waiting for the f>Us"to get them to their It is the CIO union's next Mr. Williams, who Tormerly eru Yoahida, a career diplomat. homes and offices, (International) mansgeil tin* Seminole Dry Cle move *on tlu* stutiis of tho # Jap sources said that the Macing Company, and who for/tae I.T.B0I) strikers. Arthur order directly forced the past 1-nv and a hotf^hier lieen I (7.000 coal miners, more thim cabinet upheaval although the u realtor located in the Sanford " nne-thiril the natibnflf tntul joinJap people are’ restless because Atlantic National BanlcBullding, ed a walkout in six states closing, of IIlgathl-Kuni’a cabinet’s fallsaid toduyr " I am running for nbolit *150 pit- nud steel blast *«,u r t to aolve the food and.bousing this office only becuusaj* nuiuhcr ’ fiirhnrrs were beginning lo shut problems. of my friends have approached , down. a» (Jie govi-rnmenl cftlletl General MapArtbur also ordered mi- and urged that I run. I nm u ennfeivm-e » ( tin- operators and the Japanese government to re­ not making any promises other Jolm L. Lewislease ell political prisoners by than that if elected I will give Some 25(1,000 independent union Oct. 10. ‘ abolish the notorious the people -of •-Sanford the best telephone' operatm-i and worker* "thought control" law and police, service of which I nm capable." are expected lo leave thi-ir .jubs remove all police chiefs and dlaMr, Williams, who lives with from 2 til 0 P.M. EST today for % charge Home Mfnishcr Iwao his- wife und daughter at 5 11 A Japanese Licuti-mml Geiu11ft'1s shimo ,!• . <u K-i,-, ftom 111ig. Geneiul Joseph llulehi* a .strike voteYamasaki. Valencia Drive, has resided in son of Sanfoid. ini generni of 1||,. 3 M lnt.mh- Dlvisam nt Malayhalay, Mindanao. Tlu A Walkout of betlveitn 35.1)00* Obviously angered by Japanese Sanford for 311 years. Be at­ Jnpalieso genernl is (,yosi|kv Min->„. m i . -eiii.i ' l uiiiiohnilei mi |U,. island, and, in 1his picture and ‘ iUMIOO workers in (hr - port delay in establishing democratic tended local schools and Sem- he is formally surrendering some. IIM'IM ....-mi t • n> The -eene i-, Geiieiiil l|iu«liis,m\ ■ hutiilmo of New Volt crippled shipping government, MacArthur specifi­ 'IfU'lv High- ~Scfu**k--^fe -t* nn headquarter*. ' *und1halted the movement - o f lt)*l cally directed that Immediate About 2S percent of the Semi­ -- ---- Bj "p u k e**'*IM iWteHt--------- ■active Itotarian and a member 11unilni««*il «lii Tnit)* freedom be established to permit nole Cpunty .War Fund quota has The first home game of the of the First Baptist Church. unrestricted discussion of the been ralaed, II.II. Coleman, chair- season will be iiluyi-d tonight nt Said Mr. Lesher today, “ I am Emperor, imperial Institutions man. revealed this mottling, when the Seminole High School foot­ entering as a candidate for the and the Japanese Government. he announced that tciim captains ball fit-lil. which >* diroctlv hc- office of rity commissioner ill The order freeing political pris­ have reported a total of 93,150 hlml the high school. The "Celery the Interest of the City of San oners woe- expected to release a in contribution* have been receiv­ Feds" wljl battle n powerful ford, and If elected, I intend to number o f Japanese liberals who ed. . team from Seabrecxu 'High Scho-d serve the City to the best, of A can aid In establishing democraMr. Coleman sounded a p«**l- of Daytona Beach. my ability." , •tette <fj»tf-fwhan.- toe fold th#t **The Siithr sase Boys won their Mr.* lusher, who catne to Sapv f'utitrart Ims la-etf iiwunleil to inapv of the- donation! so far first game nf the m-nson last ford from Pennsylvania in 1U37, l*fe I{o i’*rt- l, H u ai't,1 son dV sure, that nona are detained fur* raabJved hate not been as large week when thev eioacd out the lives with Mrs. lusher .at 2(H)4 the Marion ConMrui lion Coni-j ! -. und Mrs; L. G. Hunter o f thar to delay tha dawn of- demo­ as anticipated and that unteaa Winter Park Wildcats, *<pr*>4ii fumy of (balu for construction Magnolia Avenue. He lias 1-een to 0 Heat dal! Avenue; arrived SqpG 1^,1 <1111- „ f ||„. Seminol, County link -if cracy. future contributions are increased- in a hard fought game Although active in civic affairs, ami for 39; from overseas at Camp The Indictment of Japan's hesi- and more people contacted by the Senbreete had a much heavier the past three years bus been the cem -.i Swift, Texas. I’ fr. Hunter served tancy and delay expressed by the campaign workers. Seminole Coun­ line, thry were out-chargcd by vice president of Ahe Seminole _ . . Avenue Briilgi! at l.ake Jessup' overseas . six months, took part Allied order caused the cabinet ty cannot possibly roach its quota thu .Winter I’ark boys who held County Chamber o f Commerce. t i im In two epiii)ialglir. nnjf receiver) already undar fierce attack by V.VS-T, liy UT • tllir .cording to word just received One bright spot In the. county them to 45 ynrda gained nil tluHe served as tha chairman of thpy WTr und good ninilu(;t rlccoJapanese newspapers, to resign was reported at Oviedo where ground; ,, , , , ., ' b'late, Itl'prerelltntivi M. II *"('. however, the “ Sand- the City Planning Committee ( olierto, Jnn. If: jt - ij,'. County Tux Coilectiu Jno. 'Hi ri-k*i-hiine service in Snnfonl ffitlons. todayDome! News Agency Frank Talbott said that over $1.- crnlis” showed a powerful passing when it was In operation,. and .Smith 11.no Stole (toad Tho 717th Tank Battalion in and tfiroiipliout tlu- imliott was political writers said they were 000 has already been raised on attack which will pi nimbly give was organising chairman of (he In a letter from Governor Millard , |,,til,v l „ ; j „ |,„„|jl)k, interrupted pvlay for a four lupn which he served In t'nmnnny G. a exactin g "big developments" to­ a quota of 93.000. Mr. Talbott said the "Feds" 'dontv of worry. I lie ltotnl e l i h Of o f ... ...... 1 I from 11 ■>) " 1V U, ‘,r ........ kf,ov,rrir r 1M lln" 1*• Hi. o l l , | n l rgull tULy Zoning Commission, which (jiiiiu ell on the sidendn \. first saw i-umhnt cn* Alar. 21, re morrow,*fartieya Bridge: t>t the Tjtu- period start tug at 2:01' I’.JI. he was confident tha people of The "Feds” lost their first is still functioning. Ho is presi­ cord" made by the laxpiiicrs 1" the eotilrovei -y between the National! HGB, the date tin- Ninth U tt MacArthur'a order swept over­ Oviedo would come through and vtllugllriilge wilt I,.in miles an dent of tho Itotnry Club, a mem­ game o f the season to East is I-pilemGun nf Telcidionc Workers At my jumped the .shine. Arti* Seminole County. Mr. Jiukins ,v- ,,ilr board the entire Japanese police raise their full share. w iir enb'iil,,|i co .1 o f <2s5.lino <2h.ri.!ldi . 13 to 0 and their second game ber o f local Masonic organise-( “ - " j" . system which has kapt the Jap­ ibis toad will link Sanford f< atal in- National Ubnr itelis-i ‘ iited two years ago nt t amp Lea Lesher, city chairman, with Orlando was cancelled ■dud tions an.1 of the Prealiyloi inn | The Governor's letter rend tin- first Unto with tin- east lions llb.ipd, was tile cause of iJte'Vt’haffeo, Arkansas, tin,- battalion anese poplo the moat regimented rointod out that Sanford has more Church. Ho withdrew from Imsi | in(i-riiiotbiM ueronliitg |„| trainwi both ot Ghnfftw.imd at ■ on earth for the past generation. reason that most cities to he to illness of a number of playera ness as » partner in tho lie le rv 1"Perm it me to offer bv ciingrn runs! anil Tlluslille hv mnin- seivi of the luttor team. a 1 poll of thl- ,teli Telephone Flirt Knov, Kentucky, Idrthplneo tuiutiohs for the splendid record grateful to the National War City Printing Company Iasi year you have n'mife la eollw tintis on nf an iidvipiale. lip to dale high­ ' any to E. Turner, lo--.ilIn f the Armored Force, nml left (ieorgo Cos. a transfer from way, and has lorn leiined l,y hire which resulted In the conI fm Europe on Christmas Day of yautr Iit'll roll- I only wish that Iti-pri'sentnllvo Smith a-- county oioiiage,-. Fund on 'aicouht' o f the UKO Oklahoma who is playing gunrd, mi’ same was. Him in tin- nlhei pm je t npmhrr one. been showing up wcjj.it) the Wi’iirdipg to tli- info, motion. I t 'll. ktruction nf a fine building which has \fter several months of train­ counties „ f tin- State.'’ At the recent. meeting " f the lliO worker's uroU-xt wan ultimately may he used as u Inst few pracilrna, while lit thu Imrkfictd plenty nf, action la exThe pereeiltnga of collection- Board of- Directors- nf the Sent on l lie fa, i tlinl a triul c .iinim-r ing in England anil France Its of i he ’ .'nlioiial labor Itelatio'is tb-iiei iil Slid iiimi tanks proceeded Mr- Jinkins said, is Il'J.Ki the liigli- iim le ( i n i n t tf t ' l i i i i n l r i n f f n m froin little Boh nullum Liiu west L.iiik iff Giu' Rhtlinr' m il TUTlTiftcic ruIlTmck Willis XHdefsoh. o il in Tlie IfiiiTory "o T Romlnoti* jiiP ite .J I war tcaimmejnlcd-Uiat .■itrnrrt—rrrmmnrnrlrd—trnt bill* o f I Cunltniirtl On ■ ' s a r - f v s O rulluni Ini lost year's team will) County and one nf thir highest county and city ettglm-eis make1tiiu bioiul’i'i ill.ions of tip. Fc-lern- There, n COtllpAtiy of tunks was lion to-It estnlilislosl h ln-iioi a -signed to in^utitry elements D-29 BASE, GUAM, Oct. 5, jtis brilliant running and passing collection |*ereontages in the Btste. a survey to ileterniine using j of the 79th Division, und the (S pecial)— Two /Sanford men attacks. Ho is a grua't ‘.‘ Tittle At the mrrtilig of the Board of Geneva Avemie and an extequupi1‘‘com, any dontlimted. A membership drive for the Mr. Turuei said Ibis tuojiiing two units were in tin* assault rera recently reonited on Guam triple threat back. Anderson is a duv. Mr. Jinkins, filed his annual tjralo. Seminole High. County Commissioner* on Turx- northwest to the Mt. Dora llii’ ii- that lo- would remain on the job wave of tin- 9th Army acrosa rhan Capt. James Ilrndford, ataconsistent ball carrier who cna Celery way ns tin- fiusl ronnectlng link School recreational organisation to take ■•metgency hospital and (In- Rhine River. Fighting their lonod there wUh the 310th usually pick Up 4 'o r 6 yards repo'rt of rolleelions on the I'.MI in tliis tond rntliei tlniii tin- ) Bombardment Group, met hla old every time *he hits the line. He with Mrs. K Ii. Tcpsic us direc­ Tux Roll. The Total Amount as­ foim eily favored l.ake Sliore police or fire calls duiimr the 2:tl" way through tire great Ithur In­ tor, got under way last Monday to 11:00 l*.M, strike !enod. dustrial towns of Essen. Duis­ is a boy nf 204) pounds with friend Sgt. Sidney ilfudsun, atar sessed on the I'J l-t Tax Roll Is I.rive route. . Th-* unions btliut is the subject* pitcher for the Washington 8en plenty of drlvo, hr also pusses and will continue through Get. it is expected that the Marion! of tho jiiniest is tin- Western burg. Iliimhorn and Bochum, (ho 12. Any high school student is l * " f r ' 71“ III helped keep fronl-pressurii and kicks very wony-Being the 9 249.423.Ut ( ’•instruction Company will stmt state r.stat Lie trie Employees Association, on lie- German Bradford, a B-2B airplane comKiwanians for a brief time .rninner back and key n\A(\ *>•"» eligible for membership ami os Itailrouils caught and work on the III mile link within i July »- _____________ minimum subneription it r___ ref resenting employees of tlu- in the trap nf the “ llliur squci'te" .mander, met Hudson when the where put back in school today the double w ing‘ formation which only It6,lfil.45 Telegraph 20 days. Ui-stem Kbi t tie t'oinjiutiy, ma|)U- Inter knoM'h" as tho "greatest loiter played at tha 314th Bom- during their luncheon at the Sanford usca a lot wilt depend* In-1rig charged the goal set is 100 Personal Property 58,3(59.1'* per cent of the student body, sha tin tin log liram-h ot tin- Bell dot’ilile envelopment in history." _________ Wing _ )T_ __ white ___ tour..... Hotel Mayfair, and different on him in tonight’s, getne. ^ bardment baaa said. Tho Youth Center, spon­ system lit Kearney*. .New Jersey. The "Feds” are In good shapu log the Pacific area aa a member , tables competed in a quix of Total Assessment * t 342,957.74 A number of the unions ree f a .picked Army "all-star" base- dates conducted by “ School­ for tonight’s game, with the ex­ sored by the P. T. A. will be The Total Amount Collected is operated by the youngpeople prose mug- employees of tin- asteam mada up of former master" Herman E. Morris. ception of Donald Dyess. first 933l.HH2.3H. under the supervision o f Mis. •oratcl telephone companies of or league and professional The winning table" received string half-hack. Theodore Brook- Tcpsic. Discounts A Unwed by law- $11,__ *’ ,i I 'd! i i stut,i utw also affiliates passes to the Friday evening jin is • expected to take direr The Crato has taken over the. DK-l-77. of the Nutionat Fedeintiou of S p e c i a l A gejil Thomas C. football game of Semi note High Dyess' position, a boy w-ith talent, City Hull auditorium and will be I’l l, tdior'i' ’ Workers . In tin* ter- Allen of the Federal Bureau of home of Mr*. Janie Shoemaker, School and Scabrecie H i g h Brooklin may develop Into a good open for dancing ami refreihment* ’ l U n N n l t v tiioi'v of tin- Southern Hell Telr- Investigation with headquarter* 1 0 ] Park -Avenue. Sanford, Hud- School- Tba ...winners included ball plaver. l-u i Wiliium G. Brown, coxswain nt |hone und 'IVIegruph Ccmonnv in Orlando will 1h> the principal ments Oct. 12 with the Jutiior D T lG s U llJ r «on and Bradford had not seen such "master minds" a* H.C. The probable starting line up Class sjonsorlng the Friday night the Navy, and son of Mrs. May __ __ h'.unW-’ affiliated w it), the N'.i. speaker “ ki ' the Rotary Club . eafh other since 1038. A t. thut Hetsel, G.W. Workman, Dr. Ice­ for Sanford will bo Anderson, dances and tho Seniur sponsoring hello Brown of 311 West Thud t ,'|rtt'N7| Ecderaliim f Telet hone luncheon Monday. time Sid was ace pitcher In the land If. Dame,. ■Frank Shames. F Ii; Ellis, Q B; Brooklin. It H; Ssturjlftx night’s cntortalnent. In Street, was recently discharged sjg.ooO — Florida State League and a mem- John Hodge, J.E. Wathen, Ttev. t hi Hum. I. H; Llngle, L E; Clark, addition to dancing, pool table* MELBOURNE. Oct. 5 -Con- from the United State* -aval i-m-dm i-t-■ including «| orators Some damage tu» the rah of • ber of Dale Alexander's pennant- J.B. Boot and Howard Montelth. L T ; Fielding, L G; Jones, Cf will he available as" well as a trot of the Pula Gorda Slate Bank Reserve at tho Naval Horen na: t,„ ,„*taHers, and clerical n Roberts Transfer Truck from winning team. Entering the Army Ludwig, It G; Hinglrtarv, K T; enack bar und ping|Hjng tables. w «* acquired Wednesday by (* • Barracks at Miami, and i* i|*>>* , (Wrr*. , Major Thomas F. McDaniel of DuLnud resulted at 11:2,1 P. M. Kastner, R E. In; 1942, Hudaon aeryed aa an Similar recreational dubs have .11, McNulty u( this citv. bring­ working for thr Athuilir l imst • itlit-rn Bell worker* are Wednesday when fire broke out athletic instructor until be Joined the medical corps was welcomed Extra bleacher* have been net been organised In Orlando, Day- ing to six. the numlier of Fi-^da, Lfrte Hslliray. w «rl in* nt (resent wlthmlt u eonback to the dub by President Lin the truck a s 'it » n » •procewiht« present all-star aggregation up nn the north side of tho ■lull HI tun i T. Dost, and the former kept! field with a seating capacity of tons, Deland and Other cities in filiunriul institution* in the'jfWmp NVgotifitlnn* have been f >tor Its overseas tour, tho state. Intercity meetings head,-1 hy the Melbourne hanker. n destroyer 'escort that pile i In* omirtmuy for mine time but have j ing we*t of Jack’* pluce on tho score for hla table. l.ake Shore drive. approximately three hundred. C*pt- Bradford was graduate*! have teen planned which will InAniiouiiremcnt of the purchase tweon New York the Medltorran-1 * 1 r<*—otoied Doling the . • fntm Seminole High School in of Lauburg, waa welcomed f * a volvf fonu-sis. exchange nf pre- of the hank of tho lower West can. France, Italy. Englund and four hour walkout, inns* meeting* K District Governor Sid Herion^, At total of 3.311 persons lit 19ST. lie was associated with grains and etc. . Coast was made lute Wednesday North African ports. While o n , of ill member* of the Fedoi.ithe Seminole • Creamery until guest by President Doe*. Tomorrow night has been de­ by Mr. McNulty who said ho deck manning u 10 mm gun li-i'i ni'd affiliated unions tiave Seminole County took tubercular ' Martin Stincciphcr pro screening tests during the recent 1030, Entering the A ir Corps in signated as Work Night and the would lake charge immediately. during a trip through the Medi- ’ been ordered,. . ln to Major - Allan Wh often of visit of the State Mobile x-ray 1041, Capt. Bradford received junior* and seniors are donning Major Arthur L. Thornton of Mel­ terruneun Hen, the boat wa<" . .. ic Salvation Army for foor unit, it was reported today by his wings and commission in old ^overalls to wash windows, bourne, who In process of iwing »tt"ffed by six Me^sersrhmitl p n n * .,J n H llff* h iH n n years of perfect Klwanis atten­ John Mooradian, whose peanut Dr. Lelund 11. Dume. Everyone • M r . 1943. He was than assigned mop floors and give the Crete discharged from Ythe Army after pianos, and lie received u bullet L .ll| J lU in n U ttn iN O n . dance. •and popcorn stand was for many who took the test will receive a aa, Instructor at Moodv Field, a general going-over before th* three years service will be vice wound in the left lyg that put With Harry Kudell at the years a familiar sight on Fire) postcard in several weeks in* Georgia, ami later taught at oftidfal opening next week. president and cashier of tho I’ unla lilnt out of action for iitqre than piano, Frank Lamson led tho Street, near tha Sanford Zoo vHenaricke Field, Florida. - He fortnlmr them if they hsv* nr Retiring offi-ers gretpreaident, Gorda hank. Recent Major Thor­ a month, die also'participated in singing with pep and test, in­ and at High School Football Capt. W.C. Hutchison, now sta­ chest pathology. joined hla present B-S9 Group Dorothy Crumlev; vice-president, nton has been assigned to duty the Normandy invasion. cluding his famouA windup of games, died during the tatter tioned si American heudquurtcrs In' October of 1944 and haa been Robert Jones and treasurer, Patty IDs decorations included •Bit"Tha Old Gray Mare.” part o f August in Providence, Anderson. New officers will be with the War Manpower CommiThe Campbell-laisiing Post 63 of overseas since April. Purple Heart, American Thent »rv in Manila, has been promoted to aaionGlenn Llngle. president o f the K. I., 'according to a latter from elected on Oct 18. I a major in the transportation the American Legion wilt sponsor Bradford completed 23 combat Navy Expeditionary Area. Afri Organited. in 1917 the Pulita ! hrnn -h nf the Signal Corns, his u Navy Day dance at the Sanford ns at wars end -and has Kay Clab and o f tha Senior Class a niece, Alice Mooradian, to Mrs. Gorda State Bank la the only can campaign, KTU and Uool f mother-in-law, Mrs, Alex Vaughn Armory on tha evening of Satur* *4" awarded the Distinguished at Seminole High School, told of 1!enter Little. Conduct ribbon. He entered thbanking Institution in Charlotte -Little wrs known here of the day,.Oct. 27, it was announced by . Cross and A ir Medal with class plans to erect a football is I was 'n o titW t.Hiay, County, Its resources total IE* service, Oct. 31. 1242. He i* score board o f materials that background and ancestry of Mr. Joel S. Field, post adjutant. Pro­ ak Leaf Clutters. 332.000. ' 'Tito McNulty group now married, anti today decl^?*!. i h» ! J Um j p would last Mooradian, other than that ha ceeds of th* dance will bo devoted »*HI * haa total resources In excess of “ ' “ Dr. Do** reported that tho con­ vaa born in Armenia. His niece “ J1? ; S l t f 1' " “ I th,°n.‘ rrvirpJ |n to the National War Fund. . TW O KILLED 916.000. 000. McNulty said. Others dition of O.P. Herndon now at and her father came hare in LAKEL A N D^ ----- ----E . B . Carter, selective service Wednesday evening, State Ad­ .....,.| A b r llT w p . l u r h .W n , L « .„ th*a Florida Sanitarium and Hp « pi­ August and tod •him hack te^tlerV, i sported today tha name* In the group are tha Bank o f Moljutant Raid Mann, together with now itationpqTn Pari*, ha* been * . C^ r for„ m^ y y. e ,r‘ bourn*. First National Dank of Providence, after learning he was of three colored registrant* who rns improving. Mr. Field, who is commander of IT. For e number o f year* he bad failed to report Thureday to Kissimmee, Bank of New Smyrna, the 7th Legion District., attended l Bother. Menuel Brown is Florida State Bank *of Sanford, ivad at the Matlsra Apartments go to Camp Standing for Induc­ Mrs. Hutchison is at prukent the mass initiation at the L a k e . ■tationaA itl Alabama. and theOkeechobee County Bank. on First Street- • tion. Anyone who can give th* Recuperating ng at the residencj* of Wale* Legion Post o f 87 World board th* addreei of these men War II soldiers, sailor* and ma­ her cousin in Bronxville, N.Y.] fol population ^ o f Macedonia, is reaneated to do so at once. Cotton, though no If Aa early aa 1710 the puhl rines and on* Wav*. Ray CUmlow a recent re tten South Th* men are: Solomon Collin*. schools of South Carolina ing. the llit .ln wcrca. p-pano- Jr., Jessie L. Smith and Richard vldsd education for IndlgtnjAhll- Carolina. etlU hold* f place in i Mushrooms Harry Edward*. i dran tntal^rop value. rater. 25 Percent Of JFirst Home Game Quota Raised F O f Grid Season County War Fund Slated Tonight Coleman Appeals For C e l e r y f e d s In Top Condition For Go Greater Efforts \If _WithSeabreezeHigh Quota Is Reached Tax Collections Conbad Awarded! Local Telephone 1 Pfc. Robert Hunter In Seminole Hit Service Broken Served In Armored 9 9 .84 vPercent- °St . r“ 28j’°0 Bv L&or «mylFor^ J in ki ns A . Dispute' Between Em­ lntud By Caldwell 1*«'•••" On Splendid Record » i the !T » c„Unty iim*. m Bradford [eeis Sid Hudson k vAt Pacific - B a s e T S g X ^ .il^ ^ JS r i & i ploy ees and NERfi Is Given As Cause Member Drive Is Begui^ For Sanford Cel'ery Crate i Quiz Is Conducted AtKiwanisMeeting By Herman Morris William (i. Brown Is Out Of Navy After Three Years m& mm CITY BRIEFS Ac uires • Punta Gorda Bank B John The Peanut Man Dies In Providence Promoted To Major 3 Registrants Fail To Report For Draft ... . ! v ■ .: j&asrik ...... i •V" � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1945 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, October 03, 1945 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 03, 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 03, 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/8cd7de36b6b2bdde471daef977db633e.pdf a5011be2873ec9a1b386b13d917757d4 PDF Text Text �I In T n lly h H im S lrm g th — 'lo l*roteel III# I'rare Ilf (h r Wurldi To Prom ote the Progre** of America, Tu Produce Prosperity for Sanford. AN E n la b lish e d I'JOH V O l.l'.M K \ - X W I I Search Begun £• For Gold Loot Oi Japanese IN D E P E N D E N T Lift Strike (Join To The Dogs Five |Billion Dollar Cut In Tax Proposed ministration Plan Would MakeOver. 12 Milium P e r s o n s j IneomeNl’aN I'reej SHANGHAI, ttet. I. (AP) — At least 2!>0 IranxDorl planes will hr shulllltif American troops inlu Slung- hal w ithin ten day* ■« Ut*f loay be alsiard ship* reach­ ing home ln'lnrr t lirtatma*. Uric. lien. J. t . .Kennedy, rumniaiidei ol the advance HCtlon. nl Air forces Headi(«jai I r r h til Chin*. said tislay. AY'VSHf.VGTtJ.V. o n . 1 i/in— Tin- A dm inistration. telling Congr.»« today that eight million pen,do n iv t*e unemployed by Spring, recommended tuxes l*e r u t Iiv five trillion I'loUam, A*. tiro-' |,u»ril. the cut woifld affect "idlvimini. iinil rnrptnmtioux.' Il would ^ ToK Y n o rt. I. nm kc (A P )— Attii'i ii tin im i ‘ii | miI inn H u tlm riUe> I ih I:i \ I h'J'HH a • l" t' iiiilnlil inillitiii nl ili'lltir-. "1 • gold, u ilx e r .n in l I'tiiT i'iiry w hii'h .1:a|anta t- I m-Iu'VimI tn lim e va r e s I ml fro n t In n i l s *, iivt-iTUlt ill :t *lsa|» tr y f"*: u o ilil (laimlintiiaaii. The M 'urrli AiraM m iiili' im ssilile tty fit'll* al Mit>'.\rtInn » a.l.l i' i Did * *" day of I ^'n>i • 11111*111 tmillnlli'il financial iKtittiOi.n The Hunk of I «iip MunrtPi „j v%1,h | i . . . . . 1 U* the t ik \ \ VM l'SlNfi NOTK "«** iiijet letl m the •*111k** a»f ila per Kit lea• ■*• lla.I'l ^ I l< *••! D It' \|W ^ *af 4x < it) »%?*afl Itlt f al* I |f I *• hlait.^ht .ll • A||| (l 11.<Ua ! tip. ft t •• Mai aallll Ills t|VUl till Hl«l K• f ill* 1*» h*lp *Hi Ola' K*. a. a |OA • || | I,, |, , . .. . pinwilt* *tiik« aailft IIIIUmI *htlll if.ili .if v* it* lt.Ha ft,|| i i Ht at ai 1..a ;ii it*' t h»* a.f tin .it> ‘«. (oinmerri.il life 1 o»n|i|ilrl\ tm fi'V f ;tv«*|s lit* ......... patKI o* • M>*0 '** 1 Meanw hih *• i* • ogiiimii ot ^ ryhiif ............ .. a at Ii uiiyotlvV f el Igin li h* Ii H DvW-. head of tin • *d H.fot (nation uml • al(It it 1a*|| **t la1K * hill W|* itn* gKlpp l«i •* '»i 1 |« Hot l|M-li U** U !f*al| ( a•t l*a1111,| T11 1•- T'llf gOVtTIl lorfil | mmi»>i | .1 h»t •*f mniu#> tnt«# 1 •*'■ ...... |>*a|la < >hittV> Iff t" tl t hl'MI | mjI•t 1• *a• l*yl wlt#*ir lin n i*\ ^ td iiiirfj N u t...... Iidlx ,"»l • 7*111" |unntii ®l)UrifKta^ Biu. al 1 ,u,‘ * »rtJ *A 7* ^ 1 *j* *‘ '‘*V* nurm nler uml U* dlsui’niif CIih iiftp. rim* vvuving Chinene Itfiiil \hr lumR* " f the c M n n a t r d Id i n i llm u I n i ' | m' ii| i| i' Qnx free. iti.*an Program For Meeting j Will Ik* Csed To Aid Of Team Workersi Cniversity Students Announced T o d a y In Animal Study Vtul'iidp «kiopi • ill Inti* rlt | lint I'M:. 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Hu* atc*•*».f I , • ‘all t a.it Ua.f M 'p If I Ite I 10 . il.l ( a. * Youths Arrested For Their Part In Series Of Thefts rian t a | it \\ dfKM*e t f , >V •!. .a :| I .1 .. .. «• • « ' I ' 1 VI I • sihr • III lilt I I I Oft at ka-l • tt• • I | Iff**) Value Of DDT As Insecticide Sold By Fntomologist Confess To IMan To KobWeslern I nion; Now In Count\ Jail Board .|l »* \N*If Ilf I* Ihuf I. t»f '.a up at 1tali' {ilu fft hx I» I III. I . I t‘.l *»- • _ __ •* fill l ll 4Ilf • (|»*lll rjlti i 441i.l W*-w| VuliHiii ( .siintlr* J \ i KSONX ILLK. o . » I a*'«4 tl. • ml/* -*^Tgjiixlf ut'tti(»K «*f .4 IK'A , • I *- 1*III t rti ry i |M'«*| ril t |i!»n *H'»| iYll -hnv( rifijr fi** | ium* Lt** I n t'er ' .», *aif . 11•** . • . r|» 4 f> v • * • will rmutHutf! nn mip**ft:» i* m«|iI *1 . J (• 4 I *11. .htc* lm ' t imii tn i Lr fn* itilim, **f • a 1 \rr.illV Ilf FUll ItlBe" «44l(! \\ illi.c ( h«* (••»al •* •'M •■*» K1♦'* YYI' 1V L- Wilmuia iL irfln r •*! 1 l‘»l «•« ' j ,,f i iiilliiilr < " ill! Y iii.t .'*2 r .■( S ljitr Km ini' • 4 .Mail it »K I I U • \ nl •. in 1 • ml v I Lrr (• yy»*i • ll'YcL-l ! | yyi'fk-vii<| Mimmir v *»f , vY .al l 111 .* im * fm kLI ment.i nffivtlni? Klorliln . ii«tire, •»(•vi’li ’g*;i- - of mil iture,' nisi lu rre n t mnrki-t eoii.l, , i-mlenl rlntilr eh uml l yyit rn**«‘ tumn in f*cm*raL ‘‘1 hav«* inti ! a laI to the him*! r«*(iirft(kd f rurn (lafnenvillr Alter* I lu llin ' (Ik |wi\l np'iith Mr I fitfrmli'd n ro n f e re n re u n h < ••"* i. .i t nl Mi - I lei.-** ll»i*11i«'t ' in in lo iu i nf A ir ricult ui • Nulh.m •a all vklt«* r i>liiaiK«*l .<f <* -'af M *\", I*»viii )|. Hiir*»M II' ikk *•' * f I *1.1 . l\ I I'lihi f r*l •' ir.* the < *■ • i»f A g’f i* i*.!' "* *• |»4(* *•'»<••* <M^trd Ifiulri-* (u | Ian fur lh«* rump * p» • * * * ,11 1.0 . I Jit f It' t''gt I hi 1. TI'HllIp Al»»*k( 11*14 • •* . oilw.-'t >"it' -1............ . • heal ii ikIim! >%ith ii nwnthi t t ,01.1** '. l-.-l ..... xxIt I • • tl* 4I a.tal IMitral On I'lg r I waij ,‘dliyillloll xxIi" l* nil* . i-xl''d xiie ml xxi.ik uml piiitdei.ix Mrs. Kxthe. M Ridge, forme h'.nii* r.s.tn r. rreen .lv .epoiuot I II I t I ll .'1,1. I' I f uttitii War Fund Drive Show Ring For Begins At Dinner Pure Bred Gltle u;w ClLSl.s Tilken Tomorrow NighiiSlated ForU. of F. Care Of \\y Local \i I -W a^B lw , lu x e, for lull individual*. B j,S r ^ House Kvn itnd Mrntta ' | \wk. * r.iiintl lU e u a l to send te torn* j cm '!■ - "'wffernooii u report of it. i *t\* ,i 11 . of the ‘’lord drill” ,„ , I'ie*iilent Roosevelt's non. I* Hint i llieie xxin no advance iitf**1»r »’ Kni mi xxhut file 'report In in.i fin it x of the committee XX.111 III ox lull the Iteimlilh'iina— i 1 in ji in inn it v r.'inn t «ind the ■"lute I'l.-id c iit plnyed in tmlu.i I.ml i ui 1 1 "* m the -’l»0,0011 | \ , ||p. | ||( s I I'll I I I ! ! n l ' II IxIMi K V H i M \l*l Inmill nlitntli ti.If front \ »- •I« with his I aa»t 4«a*»»•*r :«I ,.f Nfiuv ' III V I Cailt' In !.1~ - M \l . \ \ ll itilfo n l. Ho* l'IIKt?f) »!• *Ia l.ll I • s|a|» Ila a • Ila ! nf Hi a • 1 S 1 Mil ,, , aa | ' IV*’. i|lul t 'ii *«.««» .... m ■ , .... a *1 ll<It IDIf* I I»\ Ill- luh* nl «•\ la.fi la 1. 1*1 L. .1 * 'a il I • ,1 * . | , I**«*mi« rtf « I ODA ) I1-i • 11% • l«»*.ict« Ihi- illrifiiMin aiisI loiiichf I ( IMOK ROW S« .«11 nl -!’••** • r - mil thuml If 'Infills limit* ilia -••III Ita i-t .il.li I I ft•I alur III t» aI I ar 'Kaa.it at»a> -iilltit itti| irltll ll |a•aVf Hall • NEW SPAPER S A M -O U Il. F L O R ID A . M O NDAY. IH T O lIL K ■ InvO H tigalion Also " fleguii jffifo .rap Re­ ligion Of Shintoism ff As Militarist Tool . 1111 W I A I III II • Iv’ n l : t t i ; m > Iv r.T tlin u .s \ rlm a \ls u Ih -a r Ik M is s I .t i h f r m a n n -4• *Y .» «4 • X 4. tl**i In 11 1*v•t*u. -*•»• * t »11 111 , ' ' ll |*f ' |"| • ( ‘*1 1 . »*. 1 |.4 ••««'• Mil ' .. * .......... *’ 1 l 1 ** • ... , *. . . Kr • k Is \ vi i* I'M> **f f ii I'l - VIlf* • 1 * fit 1 • 1 1 1 |<>ll nlH 1 •' ••» l( 1 ninl •.Im \ ■• ) • •• 1 III. M Ills f K..Y 1• l*llV pi 1*4414 vminl. Wiliam- .iinuiumril |4m| m\ IX"Ig ^411iif if-i v i (»'h’ 1-» „K the !• .iitu'riiirk ............ vxhtch **«• «» ^ h*!'! T ur-I*x • * ' had ............-Im x ii. tlutidi.il-:..ml, | ^ I'alnw .".I "mvnl -*X t'V V ,nll..a ,„ e ..e :,„ , I run, Taku m.m..pr. .if .hr H orutu I r The n.nnnnt. charged n t h »*• “ L"1.J*1* " f 1 T ' d ? " 1 n ti ulitlnif fie,.eriil.xslmo Ohlntig K.o- *>f ,hu ,lriv«' ln ,Shcl.'< S'ntiii.mllit troops in dm- | >> >’• «'on»t»n«. hrud of ti c ilrirmine :'Ml.lillll Jupniiew troop* pn.tiiicnt of apci-ch nt th e 1 mvrrt i .......... 1 .4.. ....II hurt it i limn, xxi'.e put ashore aitv »f. L*t_ H orld*. will I... in- lb. th. nritt. I'rin t,v 'll,. Adm UK cipal apenke. ami n i l ullim* n l l i nni|,hiiouii- 1 the importance of the m il* hein d"i» lix the Nationiil Win Fund Mr I'onstnnx i« .1 grad, ate of ( uili ton Chllegr in Mioni— tn Hint an 1 . 1 .It degree fi 'in the I'llivrrs.tv of Wyoming uml a m ............ • • K m n ' / P master* degree fi.nn Iowa State ;\W < U U L U O I O I I / . C L' nlv, r, ily . , Je hM1, |,e*n xx’11 h the •VI <11* l til* ".f'lliat I. ' I*I (1 offln* %t\1r Chi'* faniml itt University of Kioritln since 11)211. hlN |»IMkl*l l***«*k k*Ill'll l»«* V%Ift i _ Other apenkrrs on the program .............. Til! t.lllIM l Vk*. I*•*v -, scurtllLil. will include- LUiit. Jftm e i'C . SdttIIITI’I •IlMg la* l Ilia f \\ illiaUU,^iIkU pwWpfiw J f TZRgt ■Tiillnn' TVT* Altlrtfth.'ser"- fotll Who will "Tie JnTTo«ri)f?it IJV - irr llat! paiwa'KxKa.ra -f fill* ttiMlhllll vice ucct.on eldef for signal Capl. W.T. Knston. and Mr*. R. \p|»l aa\|l1t||l**|\ t \(4»' •*• t lull Kllfllt'i • corps ronxlriirlliui, has recently J.. l>enn. former slat.* puhlirity i a n.lr«l fill th. '» -r k ik Si nun*.I Ml M-tee hern itu irded the llro.ne S tar r huirninn for the N ational Wat « •11111> *I u i l it if ’ In pi *••'••• l*» tn .H I I 1 Medal ft.I Iiieritrriou* *ervi«e a n d ' Fmi,I M ayor Kit lltg g in s will i Tht Ii, Mi*’ t -.tie- r*v rnla-.l ' n* IN devotion t»» ih.tv, pr-side as toustmuater and Rev. I In* W H fnrr i»ffi«,**i •»« , l '* I ln I’f, I inn ( ’ Spiv.'> ti It it I- * III ' e-t , Sg. AI linu.i's citation rentl* a* J .fl. Root will ask the invocation, urol , iflrtnan, of tin* l**o,t, I M* **rh HiillilllHf vAKti- ra*. . k' 1 . file.*.I » I follow * r.eorge Tnllhv Will .f iv e n» *nng f a o l i) I *I'dinlnl s a. Hi •• .mf <*r t a»* who f,olghl tx, t *, *'* |l * ‘ l • ’I'lid e i. Iln I'rox i.lolfx of AR leader with Mis lo u h y at the T hud. Fifth, a n d Sexcnth .\* , Ml - Itt a KIMtl* I f t fill* »«’• • II.' ., ..Kill Mil 1 •*. • Vhi. h MM)'4.fi. SeairiTihei 1*J* I. us piano. Mf * ( a•11«* pllirila I ii i1*4 .* lu*lf • *|t'.| .* .»•* tliivt* 11IeVT|* *• •• and i, veteran of (he .am i"*..-"- ' i II I Matlll . ..Isle*'| IIiiiximI l»\ m nmerided. tlw llronn* .Star Medal Mr. Coleman, xxho said the o f ' Solly, Nnplcs-Fogglo, l(vm*•nil I it* lilt lew II* ( »* i« 1 »' ill uml ll 11» (is* I heft ti KimIiI ■I • *.f Is> J**ho | v* . •«*tlliilf flit* I il awn rile* I to Technical Sergeant meeting would be over in time A Uni, Jxouth.-rn Fhnai*. Itluoe • (|| 1*4* f prKY • Snnft*i > 1 V . • Km III4T HU Julian W Altman. .14 f.4K 2M3, for the radio program at 10:00 land and C entral Europe t. II- «f , ^ a I * • llii'l ita| •r i* .' • *■ . will* .\rror«ltiuf t*- • Ivi**l \\ illi.m i-. •>f 1t" *IHIf*I •'* I** ** | -1 •• JMlead.jua. tern Company,. .Id Jlntal- I'.M. which includes Bpb Hope hm iLirinir r*p«rl«hrt» (lurirur th**|‘ '^T*e l i C O r J ^ i *»• ' 1 • • he when I (mi ti it n • I K h I mkihii wci . lion, 2'JOtl. Infantry, Xor m eritor­ and P resident Trurtian. esplalneil Rontr Amo cunHictx « * I « • k » * t e • >|*i It ' I it I u ( K if S f T v i f 't ' , • , • • ,,*• *K. *>' mirpritfil in I lie* ,t« l "t •*•%!••i »hbt i»i 1*1. Nolhlni! iiihi* ••• k ' k i ious aervice In connection with that It Is hoped to reach or **Spivey tald a t onp tlmp. 'luring i ,s ' ,u l w l ■l li ,| 'I i.' i I Im *;»•»-•'» mdllary opcratloni agnlnsl the r e d the goal during the flrat th e Roint-Arnu battle llrftt all i Ihr filljm; HtAfinii ih r\ t):»«l pl.t* ••*! a t **yy11 an a |*"|« 1 1* • u nl ,t - ..* »• k* ■!I 'I • I l*. ' ’»«' riu-niy, from December 1U44 to week in October. New committees th e men in hla platbon had rein nf t!»** hnipital S| «*Cli»li»t i y%•iI ».*•( • S S g t. George II. Sleelr •*> ii ladder In tie ititt It i |*.* »*•*( *it* lli;* l •* It April IU4.r>, In Uelglum, Krance, will be se t up at the m eeting so either !>een killed ' o r wotimle.1 ' ll.-ardall Avenue. Snnfurd. rh*. bmldinir ninl l»»»*l lorn a a rn c ii In *t iDWtl unlen th.Y Inin' \( ,11 it* »| * R "ll •'! *•ll I 'I *l Holland mid Germany. th a t the countv may Ik* fully except himself and an Ind ian xxh*> nerved f>2 m onths in th»- | im)«p from a tear nmdiiM The |*>•»{>«-• fut ifiliei .*ii*) ••*!».ipn * ' • I l . fi ’ 1•If | 4*1 *•» ’ I‘«* "'In tl.n enpaclty of sendee *k - covered. Morn than 2.000 letter The tHinsUnt G erm an g u n fin- A rmy A ir Forres, f* being hono. liny-* ran at the iippmai h *if lli** A«*| k VYl|h." * » It ii*f I I* t ' iik | i M lit Wvll tt.tll* ' ll* • ' Si a itliilil ll» lip* In *«M 1 tion chief for the construction explaining the drive have lieen h n ltcl - and a t this sn-ond In- „l,|y jliKrlinrgr.l from the service, officei•« and Irft a rimlot ho v« I *.K|*f ft I*1\ *1. ia*lt:t 9l*f«l fn»»n tin* •. •• platoon tif the 6?bth .Signal Com* circulated throughout the county. ami the Indian pan and grublx-d N iv il .-Min a i t liii'f u\ i.i t Km S teele w'ho enlere.l tin* Arm* am l a b i c y c l r lt*nii, xxa, «i«|»l <1 *v l l,M*f|i ( ht* I ItV ith*I * Viny. S erg ean t A ltm an eshlblted Of the money collected by the twu nfarby dtabandnl ninrhine ,.t '.Veet I' mIiii lleuch. Fla lia* a t tin. xi'.'iic, no il Ito to n x o i, xxiix im-M*'H« ip met an*! • *ini'll • • •' fittiluiMt*' it f Ia * t li» •- Vf ir« »»f M*f • I C ts lls s ra n« Htahi. ntdneaa and deTotlon to duly, In v >- • *• tti«* S.»Kt*.ri| .Vftvnl Air gun's. The ( .e r m a n guns reinulned I served at the ftdlowlng station s t a k e n c u r l y S u n d a y i l l u m i n g at initti'** to ronlm t tin* >N.i\ th e. coordination or Ihe Division silent He and t h e Indian dex'ided | Went Calm llench. South W i» t pi, hump on W .-I Ftrxl S t i c , irg a i.l lo poxt-Nxnr *lli|*.*xiil **l S fa i»*•k nti*l lui*« fipKtiCtl mi nulukA Wire Tonma oT the throe rogl to investigate th e silence, « " i | 'a , 4 f t c , Mnrvrell Field. Harlingen, l.y 11, putv Slicrttl luck Ihckxoii | Incihti. . puppctully hoxpitai uK'l'ilf tri'uit hIk»|» in tin 1 K fiit Unit* i . s.K .* I N |M •• l *.I'fin mI BmltUiii' *«i iii«* ri*nr t-( tlio K n it arid Chief W ill,inn, i|tii| ni. tnl A icplv to th. i•rn en l* o f the 75lh htfantrv Dlvlthey . rent slowly to the top **f ' Tex. , siun. Ills conaelantiouk efforts In Til.* Imy. ro n f.'.-c i to l i n e 'P“ 't > »#» p x r a r .l Itoin th r -* • N.iMtlHii (• i I' 1Ik tntr V • Km* I iIIhii* M at ion. . a small hill, paarad through utu- * A w s n ls h in e lixvnurx rrcelved l*x || N4*4'*I!•*w I .(lit . tlull 1 Hi. iruurinjc the dUtribution .of all l(u>h,'and saw a grouo* hlrrr-OKdirrWx^^iieoixa Jmttle s ta r , rr.bhcrtrs, ..u-WaU*,-. thy W clih '; '" ‘<> - f t b . aerial brnaoh of il,. I \ ifiiflrn l **f C.jdfoiil uincn DlrUkWi- C-Ircnlt'Diagrams m vfrin ’insns * g ath erin g togetnerp plan- |nm f n 'presidential group rltattnn. Tire Shop, th e Seminole k'pe.* |-s ,,k ' ,h* ' ' hl 1,1' (| Itfl-|lllill X ur.'«.u / * ' fw tw b w is u «»f li«id|iHnI^ at N.ik y | )vtt |tl v 1 Local growers hav e l*c*n in nlng a cnuntor-attaCk, superviaitq* maintenance o f Spivey Store, all,I tile .l*»oc- fire Shop. -' 11,1 "' ru n fi-rr iind Ftwo rrrnd ht Lad fi4>( * tW-ii ’ i|* * » i.l i 111,ii* .« . fid nil Viryi co.nrnunlrt.lions to m ain- vlted by Dr. R.W, Ruprecht of said that he and Ihe India,i J f*.“* I lm A Yen in . I h*- nf\Y hum Chirf Will min» -lutifl. ”11(«* lu ttrr tl | 4 If | I'llt t Im I II1IIK 1* 1 1 * l« 1 1 1 I* «( t F**(Ki«fU .......I kYitll 1 1 1 * ’ lain twak operational efficiency. the Cefary E rpcrim ent Labora- oiH-ord fire «n the group uml n i'ii M knovYfi n th r t’anlrll Krplnrr hud hrrn roblirfl I wkT un I RlnVimiM u i'if I«m »n*«I Allfiiili* * «in • Im . |{aili<>a*l •»» I*iiii Shop. I te highly m eritoriousi reflecting tdry to attend the M th annual broke Up the attack. The Ger llil* Uiyi ronfr «*nl I" tlw fif»i yy(Mi111 Im* i vI*11 i*vi'(l) iniintli f u S ii kral. I Ykhwis- la* rnuihtl I f i n J distinction upon Itlinself and th e mealing of the F lorida .State man* were tak en by surprise u, robla-r)' FoiAc of the xtolen in thip rrE prtl. |*i|£ until PJ4I. Mr NlLtark vy:ii H orticultural Society which will they thought all the men in the i Army o f the United Slates." ” . . giMHIm have been ic o v ered . The tiaii Hr iilsu told of th r 1 u Nl.„, . S gt. Altm an la a brother of take place T unday, Wednesday platoon had been killed or wound .One hofrr pnrktng regula * youths git now in County Jail ling voted shortlv U'fur.* the " S un ,»*•*- loelu.le In- xx,,t..a | will I* strirllv enforced in th« uwaiting Trial B gt-' R obert -HttminY .■ liberated and T hursday a t th e Angebllt exl be Said I ill fnvm of u 47U.IHMI isxov **l - Kli/uheth HiMilehnn Nliihtrk. ____ Spivey waa inducted Into the downtown section ■nd. penmn* ' • J a p prisoner, and B g t • Danny iip taU in Orlando and which .will lx*.11.1— for building Ilf a new ho- y,,,,, , tolilreii. V\ illielinilia. Miirlott. Friends of " I- Herndon, r - Allman of PinecasUe Army A ir be addressed by G overnor Millard ! rm.C.V Btallding on July -who violate them a rt » % * j ilul, and thnt th r ( ily had r»v‘ '• .FraiiO'w »ni| John; IiIh n ititlni. county rlrrk. iII I**- r IriI to Basel Caldwell. C. J942, a* a cook. He sailed fit (a. I'olioe Chief .Roy CJ. Wtl , J" th e Hounty, a trac t of liiml Mr. p;||„ NR,1„.k ..f Stnten Is- lean, tl.nt hi- ........ Is trn^ Tuesday evening, D r. II- Harold from the atataa June H. 11)43. lium a annuiiiicial today, arul added inform rtiorf has. been received .»<H) ft*4*i p<|Ufirr rani of thr Ann , | lt|f%|a \ ^ , nni« Mr<* N * proving at tlie* l lundn Sanitm by Mrs. U .W , Altman th a t S*t- Hume of Gainesville w ill'sp e a k and arrived EAMETTt) on July (bat th e Sanford Merchant* A------- - | “.r >' fo' Ui*! puriM.hr. AU«» ih r ' Alll|vrw..n ,.f SlaU*., Inland. N 'i min ami ll«»i|ntal at Orlfltido 'A ltaian ha* been .ordered to a on “ One Hundred* Y ears of Hortl* 22. During th e fighting rlim n aociution had requested that the*a The St I'aiil IluKfdml! ( ’lull, t ounty had rn inplrtr plnriN » “ an,j Lrnthci ^ Karl NiMnrl of vkhru* hi- Im* Im «»h ifnuHl for port of embarkation In France. culture in Florida," an d T. Ralph frmn the southern tip of Italy m easures tie enforce.! . _ Sl AtiL'Kil n»r and Allimii Ni the j.uit vYrck The restricted are* Includes comprising some su to Mi n*e«/"'w_h«aplttl,_h*._ sn td :^ When he return* Bgt. and Mr>. Robinson o f T erra C eia will aa- up the boot, he was suinetlines ln "T h e Origin o f th e Temple cook • som etim es rifleman, de­ F irst S treet between Ssnforil ami will arlve aimut the first day of , i ? ? 7 " ' " ‘f t ■,M" ' *"} i iilni k id Sanford, ,'A ltm an and th eir aon, Jay, will Snnford vM'iillu-r n m uir com*ing*." pending' Upon . circumstances, lie Oak Avenue*. I's rk Avsnue be­ March for Spring training, ac­ helievvil th a t tin now hoapitai | Kunt«titl unrvirf* will Ik* held ■xmake th eir home a t 2404 - O ak I'roject, foverini, n* i t _ does tio- ,0nmrniw' in Nes-dles. Calif. ; forlnhle nn'd less liumi.l than in W ednesday morning and afte r­ apid tha soldiera* Igiuries were tween Second S tre e t and Commer­ cording to word received today by general Avenue. w alfare should come . . .. " . ti—. . . . . - noon will be devoted to a number few.. If on* dealred a bath, you cial S treet, and M angolls Avenue Mayor Edward Higgins from Bob -------------- —-----------t New York Stutc, tterording to through tne countv agencies ,1ft. Prank Ashdown, lm-al contractor, BOMB D EFEN SE ___ _ tO J0B LEH 8 HERB a f . addresses devoted to citrus walked five m iles to the ocean. betw een Second S tre e t snd F irs t Tsrletpn, club manager. outilncd the possibility of In te r llobi.Y W O O I), Oct. 1. l/l’)—A win, with Mis Ashdown just During their five or six weeks securing th e Naval hospital and IBP th e »**k ending Sept, The food woe good except dbring S tre e t. C ity w orkers w ere b u sy rtw ia* A k fY h e elub member* will have ilefeiise technique ho* been d e - , turned from a vacation in r- K W H x r 2— no unemployment eomi . ° K combat when K rstioiU Wero /acilifie* ,tqiUl such tim e as a vised ag ain st atoinlr bombs th a t I north. fefiaation paymdht were made in afte rn o o n ' a t 2:00 o'clock. A served.’ H e.said th e favorite dish under police direction painting their quarter* a t the Hotel YfrySeminole County, although pay- general session af tb a vegetable when available teas lemon plei o ran g e no parking and 10 m inute fslr. The Municipal Hall Park, could l.e built its *" -isnistc- they can be detonat •Sanfusxi Lodge No. 112 ' took a sharp Increase and citru s sections w ill'ta k e place Spivey said th e Italian sum m ers n ark in g areas a t F irs t 8 treet and fo rm er‘training field -o f th e Bos­ To' date tbafe Is n<r provision ed wlthou* eVrn knowing th e ir will meet Tuesday M agnolia Avenue, also p ark in g ton Brave*, will I k put in the wore sim ilar to Florida summer*, in th e evening a t 1:00 o'clock, m. the sta te from IM .for public'w ork* by th e govern exact w herralm uts, it was state*! in the week before do 173,520. and th e citrus section, will meet- b u t the w inters with seven feet tinea. Imst of condition under the direr- m r„ , ,uoh as tho laiildiny of today i*v I.lirrv "Crosby, hesil of 7:.’ltl o’clmk Ihe Crxi.tiy Research Found ation I T em p le. Tile sp|,reitliee an C a r l'S . Sm ith o f th e T hursday morning an d afternoon. of snow weFa hard to endure. tlon of Park Supl. James Mough- hoapiUl*. but Mayor lltgrin* , „ udeg ree 8pitr«y .l e f t from -F u ri'p e on Hint ha bellevcl such fund* I and brother of singer Ring ( ros- will be confer red VII M astar ------- ---lloni wUh Dr. Industrial D uring the firs t tlx months of ton- Due to , war reslrieUon* no ing . will m eet S ep t.. 10,' a rriv ed i» the - U. 8. 7046 th e Q uarterm aster Corps Professional flub has tra in e d 1 available in the f u t u r e , by. He declined fu rth er d e ta ils., and rcllow rraft Mns.ms ’•S^Jaralaon d . a t . B:00 on S ep t 11, an d waa discharged th ro u g h number of Its procuring depots here during t h e post LWo sea- i | | „ rrminandad the H ons Club but shi .I it would t«* I n m n l over invited to attend. morning a t on Sept. 20. H e preriously wore ns. Tha __ ___ soie u»# of th# ha park ifor I f„r t hcir heir tnUdeal InUdeal In the pfojex'l to the -p ro p e r authorities" on the ----- — She* 17 contracts to talin g ions. The first Irtlc r lanes wer* f ----------------condition It would be used aolaly ' Medial, and (he 11,046,014,000 w ith email buslnexu has been by tha baseball team o wlU up in New York and rompel fa ir traetm an t U.S. from of Opeethe Sanford Naval A ir was th* first a lion arrowhead. M r f . l t i . o^ponaciU. stre e ts in 1868. other nations. , ' \ t ^ T P f I " >• » 9, fe,V,' - , ’ . ■’I . . . *{r - ^ 7 ^ 1 BE ’v ‘^.-x' '• ? » V • • -k , • ■' ' . • '- ' b tftf^ e a Y ’"* .'- ..'j ---------------- - y..-x-.t:.' __ ■ • -JT. '. 4 ;- .. .__ - t . -f H V7 7 S^t. Julian Altman » AU/'irdod varded Bronze S t a r Me d a l Need For Hospital Is Told Lions < luh ;mnttjjrtnrf —emirn,' Me. Dan'd. Spivey TdlsrOf Campaign ti,.. .ti.rf On Italian Front By Mayor Higgins Chief J. D. Ctirdell Opens Repair Shop Leonard Nilthick Dies In IMmenix Hospital Farmers Invited To Horticulture JMtdet One Hour INirkin^ Will lie Enforced CITY BRIEFS St* Piiul IfuNebulI Club To Come Here S Jfrtok..:.;__ ___ �I \ 'V « * MONDAY. OCTQBER THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD- FLORIDA Pulling A Boner j Is One good way ! To Secure Fame s p irt aiciiinst S a n ta C lara atnl I Wanted to te e w hat he w as gnirur about it "W ell, McClure •showed me. He MAied the oid) T. i . t'. touch? down of thnt game. And the npxt year he was the leading scorer of the S o u th sest Confprence. And foot hall fans will never forget his g reat playing." Hy IIA Itd f.il V. It A A P N cw sfcatuie FOI1T WORTlf. T it Merkle, Hoy Hu i -i-I a who made clasMo Imncr m lscurs, not by thi-li i ments. Harold MrClure, h pulled a impel .it a mo tune tim e and lived ip i lam (Dutch I Meyer' C hristian U niversity to recently, using it n- lie a talk on 'the duty of conch to his bom ||(V T 7fffiivii.’a V* *er T. c . U. ill I pari when eil Frogs hint vision- o Howl. Knniniy Hniigli w fo r the trn 111 that sens* Frogs collllT feel (lie fornln 'breeze* blowing when tlirv oppo-.d M ethodist' UnlVeisily. e r had Ice til Wd bis how-. on Bobby ... ......... S. M. I " '- AH AmoriCM'. Iiui'k^' lie *irud told them tim e ^ and' hgnitl ,lh< \ ' should never, 'never let \VII*nu get lie hind thein when going foi o pass. Thnt. said \| rytir. woulil mean .1 >touch(lm%ri her‘i him* WHjmih t-miltl run hr fnf«t hi* the wind. The score was lied I I -1 I when Jim m y latwrenri*. regular right hnlfluu k «,T (!■•• Horned Flogs, went otlt w ith .Hit Injury. Meyer' sent M rCluie into the .■ inn . • Harold did Jp*t wlial- Mover hail told Id* boys pot to do and Wilson look .the p as* 'th a t meant a 20-14 virti 1 v for the .Mustangs and the Hose llowl inviiatioti. ''M cClure fell « "l e about ||,f-. m istake (bun iiu .I hhIv el-e," -aid Meyer, " lie bi d e d o i n 'i n ihr. dresslng*ronm. "I'll nevui ftouel liiut n* lie walked toward tb» d ie s .in : loom th n t day. lib face was draw i nnd he had u look of iili.i dc Jcriion. I called bint and wo l nil a talk. 'W e think In I n m u li of you as we ever did.' I told him 'Think o f .the follow, who Imve done the same tiling i you but were m in e • fortunate; tlndr mixtake didn't come in sueli a crucial m om ent.' I told him lie would Vocational School To Offer Courses For War Veterans The Sanford Vocational Comm erte School Iiii- recently been expanded to iarlude a special educational delm rtm ent for rturning service niea. said Mrs. It. C. Muxwvll. principal. Iteturning service men who lack „ - few -ci«*■>»»> a nd nr c - l iUqn’s tcrt in com pleting their high school ediieation, also, those interested In brushing up on any high school subject, muy enter the school al tiny time. The progress involved in completing the subject or su b ­ jects will depend on the rapacity of the 'individual. Upon satisfac­ tory completion of the work, the earned credits . will Lr gciUwl to llrfm n n K. Mnrris. principin of Seifiinuli; liig|»t fjchoub who will ill turti issue the diploma. '. Ziilirg it is expiH'leil that as many ns SO service men will i.e studying in one elass room at TELE. 2 Last Times Today tp-i-iif 1KACY • KstkaUr HfPbUHN flcorce W. W histler; fn th er of i»A- n rtist, was commissioned hy the Czar of Kuania to build the railroad ^front Moscow to I.co in «rnd. The Inrtrcjrf collection of mirine Ilefore the U.S. Naval Academy The w id e r of the word ship is masculine in Flench. Itnlinn. was founded. West Point ‘ irradu- prints in Uie United S tates—5,500 Spanish soil Portuguese. and has ntcil several officers into the Ma­ of them —is located in th* jg,.ririei's’ Museum a t Newport S'e», . feo sex it Teutonic and Scandi­ rine ’Corps. navian. • Members of the Army Nurse About I 1,000,00(1 jnupd* of S tate tax collections in the Corps have hern n\N anted J.01I8 .No effort was made to count rium sulfate, used largely us fill­ lb tux w a r s e t a •-record "of tO'Corntiotut shirr December 7, loving Indians ip th e first U.S. er lo r paints, pasties, rubber, lino­ census in I7l*0\ PMI. leum and paper, are produced in.n biiiDn. each- year in the United f lu te s . Changes Announced In Bus s c h e d u l e s "Young men fioi'u all. ports of Flmiilii pursue the study id' agrinU luial siihjei ts at the U niver­ sity. N aturally anything which gnu be done to im pnive the in­ struction of these agricultural lenders of toluol tow must lie .of Florida MuCir Lines Have; put into effect Tt-vumplete change In schedules hy adding more Ipisses anil speeding jip the trips, u was animuneei) today by Jack MucDonald 11I the local bus line office. There will be six rpund trips Tally --illst*grh-of tiie. S in tr V 1 v atup 1 “ i" missitiner Mayo and the others tour hii fortirerly, and eight round | of its who a re -directly concern­ trips to St. IV tershunr instead ,| ed have exerted very ffort on of five. .Southbound St. P etersburg bus- j fitting ill plans for the University nropect the p u tticu iar needs it ses will arriv e at Sanford lit 2:30 ’ must serve. It will provide the A M.; (1:30 A .M ; '.MM A.M;; most modern facilities fiy- y tu d • lbi.30 A.M.; 11:31 A.M.; 3:1)2 IV cuts l»i study animal tos|g«l>t»iiilry _M.: 7:02 I'M .; 10:30 I'.M. with fi»e live, rjrirk displayed to TTorthltojnd busses to Jack so n ­ the best-iidvuiituge us they move ville are scheduled, at 1:13 A M.: Irolil subject to subject* We feel 6:13 A.M . j P:3H A.M.; 1:3H P.M.. that as the S tate coneentrides iri- 5:f;t I'.M .; UbiK I'.M. erasingly on Rattle production • Daytona to Oilando busses are 1 this I nfveriity indject will 'ftrhve scheduled at 2:55 P.M. 0: Hi P.M > and 10:40 P.M. Husses bound for , Dovtona may be taken at 1:13 "R eports from tluoiigiiout tlie. A.Si.: n i l A.M.: 12:2N, P .M ; S tate this week-end have told of 5:5 n I'.M .; 7:23 P.M. and 11:43 pluntiug and other activities in areas served hy S late r arm ors’ Smitllbolind Inisses to Miami M arkets. Seedbeds destroyed -bv vip I tlusville w ill leave here a t the recent storm or by heavy rain (1:3(1 A.M.; I0:3ii A M .; <T:02 P7 full which visited some arcus d u r­ M. and 10:*4i P.M. and via Okee­ ing tiie same period, have mostly chobee at 11:35 A.M. anil 0:40 been icplanted Tintl the setting or P.M re-seUihg of plunts in th e fieldT ulialiussee, busses b iiu ii I is tirifiressing rapidly. I.ahor throiign uri.ilido will leave here shortages continue to uffi-rt plant­ at fl;3»t A-M.; 11:35 A.M. and ing and planning in a .number of 3:02 P.M. areas, anil hi some instances ap* I'crfr likely tii eiiriuil pi oiluetlim. IlmArver, the over-nil picture peem's to In*. improving. ANNOUNCEMENT Sometimes the doctor's e f­ forts are seriously handicapped by voluntary advice of those who can cite Instances w here - 0 /5* We are pleased to announce.that J.B. St. John, Earl •~j.m w fga ~ r, « V o f w t i c w Tir tr - ------------- ----- - -------------------. - c w v m . . — —■ wu s m Younger and Paul Cason, well known to automobile ed wonders for th eir friends. I’erhnps it did. hut thnt case may not actually resem ble yours in any degree. Only n tunned doctor ran know whnt .your constitution call stand, how- your very mental p ro ­ cesses work, nnd what y o u r in­ dividual deeds m aV be. •Hy all moans, protect the doctor from misuse of his tim e and energies. Jlut do Hot hes­ itate' pi refer to him those symptoms wnich demand in­ stan t attention and real akill in handling. owners in Sanford and Seminole County—arc now connected with us They will lie happy to sec all of their old friends and to welcome new o n e s.a t— -*; • - ........ Medication is always im­ portant. It must l»e prescribed hy a physirinn, it uiust la- com ­ pounded bv 11 com petent d ru g ­ gist. Thi* i- the Nlilt'o f h series of Editorial n iltrrlisrm rn ls ap ­ pearing in this paper each I'hone 160 “ I Imve noted with Interest plans iinilounced in news dis­ patches for the annual meeting id the Florida S tate P oultry •Prod in ers AsVuicinlinn to lx- held in Orlando. Oetobor II- lloniei I. Iluiitingtiin, general m anager of tin- pmillry nnd egg national hoard of Chicago will lie 11 featured speaker. I’ouilrv produetion is an im portant and increasingly val­ uable S tate Industry. The StutiFaruieiK Market in Dade City nuImd an inipnrtunt p art in tiie deve­ lopment of th at industry. Our ■uguniZHtion I- very much interer.leil in everything calculated m increase production, improve dlstijbutm ii. and in general to strengthen tin- position of F lo r­ ida's poultry piudurers. RITZ SAN FORD . •Aiiiid* (and hy the head). ® "T he W ar I’roductloif Hoard has approved our construction project for tlie Sanford M arket and tdnns have hcen made to sta rt work as soon ns m aterial can he placed on the irround. This of a sales shed for farm ers, and l< o n ll H iir il I ’ruiH I ' u u r One) ijh ir Tif’b jrctn. It Ir ilifferrTTT construction involves the building will and -ohslHntinlty to 'tn c m ar­ in llnip-' il^ . n d e s i g n e d ket's faeilities for ■.eiv|ryK*pro* » to f-j/t 11 i t (i*y the Instruc­ diiccrs In th at area. tion of studeitry in animal hus­ bandry subjects, whereas the • thers are to serve actual active commercial p’riVducera. of live stock. “ I.ive stock sains le p o rts frimC Arcadia and I'luut ( ity during t|ie last few days have revealed mWA p P r o x I in atoly 1,2(1(1.01)0,0011 tinued activity prices rea soBHbfypounds of wutei'pioof#d papei satisfactory considering tiie quail-' were used by the United S tates In ty of stiwk offered. IP44; I "T he cattle nturket at Atcuiliu experienced a brisk demand. Prices held steady Ihtiitighiuil tinsalt - shewing a strengthening tendency during the closing minis. This market sold 5IP lu-ud of cuttie, price-teuge* being noted, as sab-, showing a stieiigllieniiig Itockrfellcr Centex, w hich, cov­ follows:’ calves, $3:111 to $12 pel' ers almost 12 acres In the heart bundled pounds; yearlings, $7 to ol New York. Is the largest p ri­ $7.'ill; cows $4,411 to' $11.10; vately-owned business center in steers. $11.lit) $ 11.2(1; bulls. $1 to $1M)0 per' hundred. America. "P lan t City prices were: calves, S tates collect about $1.3 billion $5,511 tu $I2.!U) per liiindreil pouliils each year lit unem ployment com- yearlings, $5.55 to $7:H5; cows $ \ III $H.PII: steers, $7 tu $10.45 ensutloii tuxes. bulls, $5.50 to $7 per huiidred CARTOON — NEWS CHILDREN — jujt like your own, except th at they talk a foreign to n g u e -a rc starving, dying of cold, in allied countries ravaged by the war. Tho war isn't over for th e m -o r (or the many wnr-relief ngencics iluit nelp them. Those warrelief prr>-rims can only be kept going through your contributions. t THE WAR has ended in many places. But its HONORABLY DISCHARGED veterans still have O onE W*Y to go, to get all the way back to civilian life. T o help them, Veteran*' Infor­ m ation Service ha* been establUhed. I t cannot function w ithout your help. Y ou help many a boy get property started again, when you give to your local Cotmn|mUy W ar Fund. HOSPITALS for th e wounded end maim ed will not find their work finished when th e syar end*. M any servicem en will rem ain in th eir charge for years to come. T o help them recuperate, tho U & Q . aeodf entertainers to bring them am use­ m ent, ta lh ertlh them , brighten their day*. Y our c o h trib u n al h elps m ake this work possible. • OUR SH IP5- manned by our men - will bo affects haven't. Millions of our boys must rcdocking a t foreign ports for many months to main scattered bver the earth — thousands of come. T he mcnLvho man them aro not military mites away! One of the.ir nearest contact* with personnel, but their work is’ overy bit ns vital, home Is the U.S.O.,' which brings American chccr O no. place they can go for Relaxation is to American boys t h n m g h 'E T n m jr th o w - i T ilv e r r U a r tiu b h o u m operated- b yT Jnltod ScafncffY for them. T h e U.SLO. operates on your dollars, Service. T ho U.^S. S. needs your help, too, M S ! of this Clean,. Family Newspaper TUESDAY ONLY 2 — me; FEATURES — 2 BAATLK y ^ T H E Christian Science Monitor ' Free from crime end scntstionsl news ! . Free from polidcsl bias . . ■Free from "spcdsl interest” control . , . Free to tell you «ht truth shout world events. Its dWn world-wide stiff of corre­ spondents bring you on-the-spot newt and Its meaning to you sod your family. Each issue filled with unique self-help features to clip sod koep. _______ Pits IV i tmJ ism p it n p ltt •I T*» Cprlilltm SHtm t Mtmilm. U n it irmj t HSM Vi Ititl iMiimptioa. I *•- line f t i MCoa'» yea give gar •grgge Riga •-eeryIce rifabfn? H e'* B e t a w o n d e H u l!" II Vmt a U rm euth. p o d »». d » goto er 1 . 1945 «• yaws Seel »c (or tsoujor service. Xsgulor ear* by skUlsd « • oaves re v aw te y la th* I*** *“*• Your dealer can KiBja hi I RIOIfThN YOUR o w f l community, th a t? e rg trouble* th at have not ended. Family, eervlcft, hospital and clinical services, visits by trained nurses, care for children right here in our own community, are still needed-T hese services are rendered by our own local agencies. They, too, need your help. �I) ■> MONDAYT OCTOBER 1. 19i5 Many GIs Attend 1st Fall Fashion Dhows In P a r i s ewsfrAtiirrs PARIS - A t th e .firs tended %fashion " opcnlt the salons Have player THE SANFORD HERALD. KAN FORD. FLORIDA many Lnelish designers, fashion eycuirip dresses have interest <-• tin ted on neck ju k e s nml of W m i who adm in* (hr clothes, lie )th is by use tif eontenstinp m aterial anil liy milliiiin*. wide as well as (Its who discuss tho shoulilci lines with metal em mannequins. broidery. S kirts are full with w riters 'u l n il M illions n m l primp* I’uqum emphasize* shoii tiler lines hy im portant us.c_.of thu e in imiumcrntjlc wav In contrast, l.ueiea l.clnne*4 em phasis is on the draped front hipline. , I,nquin‘s~^<ulU< a fte rn o o n ' and +«•T'... . I of styles is | neux nnulels | o a r hiterei f n , 1 , , I ' *' Texas Is Rated As Moat L i k e l y To Succeed In South ■ 's?v $a» Al NvwsU-utuic . dt»f> Many of tin s» HAINH/tllHlK. MU. Sons ot io n In is he fme.l tori (Meat alhletvs rarely* live ti| to yhdiO Hu- hip ton', too * UP KKtnii rtwnrfllo ftffil | uj* opo,<Mi|u nultft. St*bt, heaver, f IIVci fox u n i n•*.’ les* coMly pelt? nppenr ji* on ten ».. #|. ,.*! pocket* and tiny cellars Velvet j y,'n, Is 1131*11 for collar, licit and pocket ni. I1#_ - w s ....... ..............s , g £ g and suit jackt’ts that fall veil l>eN , J- * * • law the hipliar form the theme ; ,,n c m® S treet dress lengths a re iuit he,n *'11’ co low the knees. nnUsecoi Kaplun and ilnlmnn sleeves im " : sleeves stripi shown and modified leu.m u tto n |*n,l ■■ c< sleeve* a te used In nUariui >u Ihm c to say dresses ««"•«« to he F r tih le Southern At W * n AS 0R 0 l/’TH I R h WHt h f OU ASK I 0R M I A O ries shell 1cd P c iiX e i-.-c n tt-'— i l»nr -oW rr^tW p'T’lflqw* -mill i the appenrance of pnimtlrts, 'fnquin;—trtrr—l.clon m any coats with fa r and puttinp The new tn.Sllli ton Victory quilted silk ami satin humps of hrillinnl hue in others. Hut while ships will carry the names of tiil I’aqiiin stirk s .to the slim liodico , 01 mine U. S. collepes and uni­ wasp waist ami ftnrfiur skirts in versities. most routs. I .citing is-deliiieratcfv pivinp m any m a ts a huh v look.. 1 hr new ( alcu tta ■ Kiinniinp SpectM nrs a re ' Impressed 1»y i pipeline rims a distap re of 1,760 I’aq ain 's uffci-.uid odd colei- m m - miles, titnktnp 'I t th e 'lo ti pest pipe lihiatlnils. A .rich hostess m um of : lilir in the world.eiiterald preen bodice has i flow iu a—a.kitt u£_ red-purple ni,l i- , •rmitrhl at ttfo '*walst Uv a. psrflet 1 ril hell and a' front held lw deep I ted garnet hut tons. I’m tiles and brown* dominate his collection, ju st as lilark is the | print irfy color in l.ehuip’s Women with tiny waists are the only ones who will h av e-an e a s y -tim e in Mnlyneux clothes. While his collection is mil as dram atic as some, lie em pha­ sizes the im portance of the sil­ houette with smooth, sophist! rated ntidcrstandiiip. Shoulders are square without cxni perntlp'n.- Ilodice* ure form tittln p iwtd pockets of all types arc im­ portant. Hut where only -one Head h noticeable lit earn of the othci larpe collections a wide variety A GO OD THIMG For A RAINY DAY . A More Than Ever / C om m unitij Service Advertisement of F L O R ID A flHhLarkin from ovt" seas for pnoil, was tollInp us alxiut tlto funny custom s I'hiril—Of ..V Uetle POW EK One llilnu In- niilleed I- thill In m >many of those e o im lrlrs th e re ts no word for "h om e." " Iln n s r," > r s . , . u y "b u ilding." lin t no Dame llinl sta n d s ftp-.w hat lie menn w hey Mr say httmr. O otsw atled Rip l.cilgllrr* Texas looks tnuphcsl hitrh Meyer «r Texas (’hilsiiu.i, hut I’m pomp to have n uiuili H’tto r. team than last yeni It's Jm osl ns hip ns the (Pits TtT* leven that was nntimml chain.lion. And we have an outfit th at will feature power." The T fot-mntinn will donii.i-] 'li* tlie .sty le of nlay. Italy T t’U md Southern Methodist will sin k " the wiiiyhack foi million. hat's .because they always are Dump pnsslnp units and IhiiIi ieyer and II. N. Itgsxell. who ills been art inp In-ad coach of “oiithern Methodist. sny the inphnek is best suited fur a ii' •rial panic. Texas will operate ostli will (he siliple wlnp lull ihte is plniinhlp some Munitions f the T to ifii with it. I'heie is only one, roarhilipl 'iimpe and it isn't ically i ' unpe. It's the return of one >f the head mentors a fte r IminU i i the sery ice. threi' years. | la ttv Hell came hack.to Sonlhi'm I 'ethm lisl two weeks lu-fore the oeuilip pome to lake over tw o 1 d s head foothnll 'conch and I thlctir director. ,lames II Stn-'l a rt hAd been athletic director! ut resiptinl 111 lici mile executive • <crotary* of the conference. ! I'nylor Hank* tin l-’r i'n lim e n /t , Ituvioi lelu riis to fiMilliiilk^iif snusons There some c x p e rrn rc 'l m aterial in- j ludinp Ja rk I’rirr.w lm played t I'ell n S tate nml N orth t'arofina ’reflipht. Inn laipelv the Hears! fill depend upon freshmen *o, u trv them lineR inV‘ eonferem el -a rfa rr. Two iiutslnndilip ean d id ates! or All-A llieiIran a ie auioiip the. ist of veterans ernwdinp the oxters at most of the school-,, k if of them' is.' of course llu ort I,editnl, hip Texas uinpom oi »ho made the liiythiral tram lust •car. The other is Monte Mis 1- 1 rief. p ren t Texas A. and M. In'-' By PAUL ROBIN>ON I SAW TH E DEAN, MOM/l EVERYTHING IS ALL FIXED I'M GOING B AC K TD V— 1CCHOOl-TODAY [ I'MGLAD G Q O O B ^ . M O M I ’M O F F / Hi led thi tentr in piaetirally ill those deiuyrtinenls and .out sw atted sltrli tenhuiuites. as Stan Sfctiri'. forinerlv of. the Wnslthtgtotl Scnntnrs: 1‘hucninu T u ck e t, ox-l'liicnjjo W hile Soy. njul Howie Moss, the llitorimtinniil I vnpue's most vnhinhle player ami lyndlnp home run hitla-r last year lit Hal tlmore An Interesiini* fiHitnoti to this RAYMOND M. BALL. KKALTOK lottt - E xt flic S a te s — H e iitu ls — M o rtg n g i! tstiiiisI >c|K'iulal>lt‘ I tis u r a n iv tim l I inr"tfihl I{i in in I. F lo rid a S t a l e H ank Itiild in g V E R Y o n e o f y o u h o u scw iv en in A m e r ic a , in y o u r o w n k i tc h e n , c a n ttpeed t h e r e t u r n ol l a r g e r h u p p lic s o f s o tip s a n d a lt t h e p e a c e t im e t h i n g s yot> h a v e b e e n w a i ti n g fo r s o lo n g . Y ^u^can-< lo-»tr^f)y s a v in g m o r e .u s e d " f a ts . .^ e V c ry d r o p y o u c a n s c r a p e o r s k im '. I t ’s n s u r e ^ y t l y n e e d e d n s e v e r. S o k e e p d o in g i t , w o n 't yotv? You women of America imve done a /mnenineem jot* o f savitiK used falx d u rm y th e </ar. lint vie to ry h a s not t'ttdcd tlic need. TTixydiit su p p ly lor th e m ip u ifn c tu rr o f so ap a n d otloer lo iig -w an tcd p ro d u c ts is m illions o f |Miuuds /e ss iu I')I.S Ilian it w as in 1941 T h at is w hy th e g o v ern m en t offers four ra tio n im u its in stea d o f tw o for ev e ry p o u n d By shimminif, scooping and scraping rlrop of used fat, von ra n lic 'p ’iiicirne! j o u r own home supplies of s p ijn , *.odp II ilrrr, on I j.i," d m more qtlickly. And not only w,iq . Hut li, iiylo:. . cottons, e lc rtn e washers, irons, r'i frigeralor.-.. .in to , mobiles and hundreds of ot her p< u-.tlim r | ' ; wc'vc all heen tvartm •, fot. THw saved in your k itrh rn are nrgcnlly needed l i help get t*eacetime go,»ds hark into p rp d n tlin n . . . .m I hack to y o u ...m o re 'pnekly. So w on't you keep u p th goral work even though the w ar it over? Y ou'll help to fill your o\vn n e d s for soaps and th e civilian goods you r ? dreamiiiR of. R em em ber, every dro p of used l it is 's tu j vitally iiuiNfU)til. Kvvp sayinB, w on't y o u ?_ _ 1________ Your Used Fats^help make the Peacetime Products Vou V/ant H O M E - A G A IN , A F r E f t ALL T H O SE Y E A R S <=r -----1 IN THE S E R V IC E /^ j YOU CAN t COMPLETE ? > /O U C , c: [ STUDIES. -h D S A R .r B y PA U L R ffllN S Q N WELCOME BACXTOS SCHOOL// THANKS, 7 D eA N J w h e c e d o v o u ' J l S N r irJ T 7 G E T THATMISTER THRILLING * S STUFF* JU S T ■= .VtJLTREIN « /LCALLME'BUTCH. MY CLASS-. BENTLEy. ' AA-AH (SIGH) i THEBES THAJT NAyY L MAN.W/HO’S M f c ISN'T h e ACTUALLYr 7* PERFECTLY I g l a m o q o u s /J F rom w h rr r I s it.“lh.it ih.-ix hn till im p o rtan t ililf r ir iu r J u - tu r iii th is to n n tr y and -.rime o th e is, 'I'lie eoneeplloli of hom e a* a . plat e of lo in .m i r and -. ji red toy. altli'ST-ii h ere dllfei rlii es ol In to j (I,and opinion uli e w ay liolnrn ' "lit spite of the fact." a.ty.t The Hlurk Widow s| vonniii is six tim e- as dou< t h e cobra's a*-d If, times as ly ax the rnttlcaim kc's. C O IV P O lk A T IO N n ml i m »•tnn,t |iviir t an.iin.itiiv," n r Kuiojieatt'count rlrsn. Ti -s has sjx Ictlcriuen and dozen from nfher collepes in he Naval trniniup p'rnpratit. !ul not to,, nt'inv of those lend, ciujf fellows jire cjrowduip juf". ."JJf'stai tiiip* Im enn.-- —: --------southern .Votlmillat has 16 let eruiea iaelioliiip Howard Matey -*»p—fttesserr—ntim r r - ami- n U«r l "i •ar.k .win, p lav el with SMI,' two "lils lr-foro oolnp into file Ma"lues where he ro t two more sea -on,- „f football A rkansas hn •Ipht Irtten g e n and three squad•••••i and one inf it's finest rrups f freshm en. Texas Clirialian hows |V! lellriiiien and three •'rfria n s fioio other srlmofa. Te xas A. and M. has I ft letterm eo *nd five siiuadinrit. Hi.,, has 1V four letterm eo olid two fe| l„-vs who wiki letti’rs at other trliools. Your Gift 1$ Needed Now.. # Americans have \ a word for if L O O tC lT T H E -----v WRENS OOO Ot OVER THEWATEQ 1 e C Y /j- ^ T x T MUST ae HlSAGe THEY GO l F 0 2 .V A L € * n d Id €6R I g o t t a ,V HUNCH ITS THAT COOP XIUhIU ■JButtrtiii jit Alkibi �FT kry■ ■ ■ ■ M ■ / L PAGE POUR 1'he Sanford- Herald B a la f c li.* .* l a 1 M * ■ • ■ U h M « » * r r M a a S a ,, W H » a - 1 lit P i M > r a t l.v a a a e a t • • • t .r t . g l a r U a . I l l M t f M l I a * * » » • ________ aa aaatta* I r t i V r - « ■ I t t S . at tk a Paat O in a a a l la a le r a , r i a r U a a a * « r tka A at I f C O g r a a a a t M a ra k Ik H O l.I .A n ll I - D B *1« KUII.r t O N IiO N ' b R A X -lla a la a a a g im ic p jP T io N h a t e * P a r at-la la A A aaaaa ■ ,* C a r rie r — w * - — — -•— • M a a tk -----■ M a atk a M a a tk a . V aar wr. f A l l a k tla a rp aallaaa. aatAa Ik a a k a . aaaalatlaaa a a l aatlaaa r e lC rt a la ia .B ta la f Ik a * a r **•• ralalaa laaA» w ill fca akaraaA H ra A -lla r a t a a r lla l a i r a f a . - al al al fa r la la a * W ! . MONDAY* OCTOBER 1, 1945 w w T H E S A N P O R U II f i l l A L D , M A N lO H I) F M 3 H IH A Wat Fund Drive "PAYING THROUGH THE NOSE The National W ar Fund Drive to raise $115,000,000 for the coming1 yenr gets under w ay tom orrow night and . will be inaugurated in Seminole County w ith a- “kickoff" ’ dinner a t the M ayfair Hotel WlTeje the varloun county chairm en and cam paign w o rk e rs' will m eet to outline a program for raising Seminole County’s quota of $13,143.63. •' A lthough th e w ar is over, the need for th e N a tio n a l; War* Fund is g re a te r than e v e r » n d will continue -so as j long ns Am erican boys, who wi^K to retu rn to civilian life, ore retained b y .(h e A rm y qi ntinue to serve in remote in many strange'countries j island outposts in the. Pacific throughout the rest, of the d, ns long as occupation id Germany, ns long as'i forces a re needed fo r Japn starv atio n stalk s through th P ^ b e rrtte d 'h o m e la n d s of our j Allies.1 1 Removed frqm .th'e excitem ent of actual combat, reliev­ ed of the necessity J o r vigorous training, faced only with } u n t t r - r If1" tT ?r"jtorr Tfi — arr ,l/" nnd with very little to do that —‘-iyi)fw».7 W*aii»ial»M u i»» lari* the}' wnnt to do, while they are awaiting the opportunity " — * » a-^rt^tfr-Tcturn-hom - Va r - r er f t r r n- i t mTn. ArT nnHpr i T, , , OldterB' nre cottfroiiled-with ----------a piSseSi^niw-rirTiiwM c,—A ncrlcH n~R A aw morale problem which only the. LJSO in some small degree I Vaak ^ n a Iterate la a aaaiakar af Tka is equipped to handle. The entertainm ent which it has AaaaalataA r»aaa wklak aa a irla kT ali aallllaA la tka aa*; lar ea- provided has proved a life-saver for many a depressed aakllaallaa af all aawa alaaatakaa youth. t n f l l r f la II ar aal atkarwlaa ir tf ltH la tkla aaaar ka« alaa Sanford has special cause to feel indebted to the USD. Ika la aal (>awa r a k lia M karala. Aii‘ s-ik u ta ta rapakllaatlaB rapakitratiaa af ar »*» •*»-, For the thousands of young men who hnve been stationed tkla krteia ar* **tj.here. at fine tinu* or another, since th e .w a r began, it has MONDAY. OCTtHIHR I, 1948 BIBLE VBHSK rO H TODAY , B i r r A VAPOUR TH A T IS CONTROLLED IN ' A BOILER AND H EATED BY A FURNACE 18 STEAM —AND YOUR L IFE TOO MAY BE DIRECTED a n d Im p e l l e d t o p e r f o r m WONDERS. Janie* 4:14: Ye arc n vapm ir th a t appearcth to r n little time un<l “then VHiiiehetli away. Southern's Fmulsifiable D. D. T. been a haven o f refuge from the rigorous rout Ijie'of s t« -' tion fife. It has provided them with good wholesome e n -! tertninment during their affjduty hours, the value of which cannot lie over-estimated by the |H‘ople of Snnford. , Although the quota to lie raised is a large one, win feel confident that the drive will meet with complete success, j knowing full well the worthiness of the cause and the com -,' pctence of Mr. f'olaman and his assistants who hqve it in . charge. . , • rf For AU Agricultural Crops DDT Is required In emulsified form than lt£* any other form for best’ results against suscept­ ible Insects. Because of government tolerances on * ... i. . . . .. all food crops this feature i# of paramount im­ Wages And Things portance tu every vegetable grower. „ D istributed by It was a doctor talking. He had just come from a Fallen who sometimes wonder why"th e y "d o n 't "geT'IhVlr at'oriei* in a -neighboring city where he had tried to buy itorlen store ' emenl* some things they didn't jinve. He was pretty much disgust­ op the front page should rement*j bar that there are only eight ed ns he picked up a newspu|>er nnd read the headlines, rolumna, 1U Inches long, and when they're filled, the rest gnea "Oil Workers Decide to Strike”. Then he met a newspaper­ man on the corner and decided to give him a piece of his on the Inaitle. t I mind. ------------ ° - - -----— JENNINGS SEED STORE , First Street al Sailford Avenue for ihe* m anufacturer ‘ Southern Farm Chemical Company Sanford, Florida "Why don’t some of you people with the i»ower of the t We have tried DDT and ^whllo.. press behind you explajnito working people that u lot of the particular m ixture we uaeil didd not* m i rrid all the tin- ph-,., pb-1 money in the -pay not gel rid oi ot all - envelope won’t do them any good if there jCctlonahle ieat* with which w ejlstit anything to liu.v with it? ” he asked, are familUar. it proved very ef-• cnn teil nil occasional person I meet on my rounds, an far far , aa tfctlve j»* •• mosquitoes, hut it doesn’t mean much. The people I meet are all sickkhata, flteii and sim ilar amall But you sit at your desk and write stu ff thnt goes to btig* a r t concerned. Girl Editors Plan Final Issue Of International GI- Newspaper thousands of well people. And I hey all nebd to know that and nobody really makes It clear to them. Economists us­ find new* .about achool- frienib*. By JOY MILLER Belcvlalon which la now being ing fancy words don't mean anything ta-|M*r>ple who \york A I’ NewnfratureM Handicapped by__ljving moce studied in connecUun wilh cltrua WICHITA, K b*. A newe- thipi two thnu*and mile* from her m arketing and haa arouaad thu with their hniids,. But telling-'them straight from the Mtner th a t sta rte d out u* u I'JCi Aims m ater'* cantpua a t CorvidIntereal oi Col. Archibald Rooa-i shoulder in words they . .can . . get the first time does mean ('litiatrni*» card now hn* n 4,000- lie. Ore., Elaine enliated the aid eVelt. aon of form er P resident something. Why d o n 't y o u g e t o n y o u r job and tell ’em | lu* rtrculntion. of a hirm er cla**mate, Jan e S tea­ Theodore Roosevelt. m ight g r e a t- 1 nlsin? It* co-editor*, with hulf the gall, aaaiatant advertising nianaly Improve the m arketing of c e l- .1 . ,, ... . United S tater between them, tir a t Ltpman-W olfe'a in Porter>. It le something which local! Money isn t anything ill Jibeelf. It’s food and shelter Imve tin editorial nfficea, adver­ . In tereau ahould follow raiefully. and clothing and other comforts thnt ’ people want. They tise!*, paiii Mibxrrintiona, or *al- nnd. The firat i*»ue »a* printed can’t have them unless they grow food or build houses or ai led einplovce*. iiut they r e ­ offset In Wichita—Elaine piano* make clothes and so on. If they make enough thiags. the ceive from .10 to 4u appreciative graphing It heraelf—and mailed The city of Melbourne hue In- prices will be inside their pay and they’ll be comfortable. letter* daily. to 1500 servicemen, all form er rreaeed lu tax rate on real ealThe unh|ue puhlirntion I* the Oregon Slater*, whose nam es had n *Stiite Yiink unit th a n d k in a U from l» to mlila for If they skimp on their hours and gat too much pay in pro C reao......... been «upplic«l. by in lrresled • die coming year 'utid ia planhing P) jiurlfoh lo whui they-mukc. thn prices of everything they i a W .m r Vnliin* Wolli a lee J-iiam HawkUeJ'f^Vniis levy A utility tax to ralae about want lo buy will go up and .up and in the ynd there | tun'd * uml jMm -The publication wan to «nJ tlM OO . Moat Moa_ of thia monajr, It la re to rte d by the Melbourne hardly anything to buy jtnd it won’t go around mid .no* “ p ’ „i|r r »tnrted in it'-i.i wh-n there. “Then letter* atklted to u rin g Times, ia to be used to meet in- m atter how much money they get they won’t have any i Elaine, Ju*t m arrin l and nut nf in,*' Elaine explained, “ from all creased n u t of operation. comfort. Tell ’em thnt nnd t*ll ’em flnt. They need to know. I *tho°l. decide*!' to ». nd Christ over the United State* amt figh­ They mean well hut they jujjttyilon’t understand and noltody j ° women' ° i n KO,) r r ’v " lc! X t ting fronts of the world. Every .v Elnine wnnteii anmelhinir d lffe '- letter wa* a plea for more Yank, Now la a good tim e for Florida tells them. s a w it to them." “Half my iwtients nre sic(pbecause they hnve’nt had the^ «nt in life w’m»- f Yuielldi. g r—j Garden Clube U> get together .A lth o u g h th e girl* had paid for with aome plan for beautification right food for the last year oLjpbre. They hnd money, hut ,,l ,1*?:. <ournall*m ac-tlvi- the l o u t issue tlienirelves, u m a t ­ of Florida roadaldes. It la high w ould'It buy good red. m ejttfsU r butter? It wouldn’t. It j-tic, „t o.„K........ . tr to ... use. ..... ................ . $160, financing ....... the pa|.er S ta the te r of ..................... time th a t Florida be helped to |b it upon the idea of. a four-nae..} th e re afte r »a» simple. P ractl earn ita title “ Land of Flowers. isn’t money th at counts — It’s producing things to b u y ! " ----------O---------- f IF-. f - —Melbourne Times. By the way w hat ever happened to th at plan to beautlty thd lake front ap ­ proach into Sanford In speaking of recent political . . a t t a c k s on hlui. -G eneral Patton • • u y i , “ t-gueaa I -have-killed mora Iti. Germans than almost snyone •I" ', but 1 do not like the idea of killing old men, women and thlldren almply by allowing them to atarve to death thla w inter." 1 Th# revolution*' brewing in E u r­ ope since the war do not afford the best Conditions fo r stim ulating Many people will production. aUrv* this w inter If order is not. restored. t W ilh soma five or alx hundred men coming here thla Fall from 'Melbourne A ir 8tatlon, some of them with th e ir famltea, to add fo our already over-erowded con­ dition* we wonder 11 there are n 't some families with hornet in Han­ ford who codld afford to ren t an kxtra room or two Just to help lit. There m ight have been n when they could nut afford not to rent • those ex tra rooms, •ven when they could find no one to rent them to. Now th a t -taqants are readily available, nn tppalel-to patriotism* i* necessary. - -' I — 3 -S 5 liu --. T h e . full employment bill aa finally passed 4>y UM> Senate pru. Tides th a t w hatever funds an t spent by th e federal' governm ent to provide employ inAit - m ust be accompanied by sufficient tax levies to pay the cost. In other words, no more pump-priming, no more deficit-financing. T hat1* ; n good Idea. How about w riting it into the Constitution. Any.body, m bo helisvss any future Congress would be bound In such ow tlars by anv ^previous Conla p retty naive In political p< kttere. . »t ,*• ,** .. iim nned**up m cully newxrnppr with onaaili' gossip tMillii •n'urt* every la) le ttoe te r lira ia In g praisin til me Snn* and requesting more of the same, inclosed check* to help our. W ithin the next two issues— i of liv in / of -their lieonle whic'i paper | thev luite never before be had. They published q u arterly —the i need n^r help and they know had giown to rigid pages and they need it. I 'believe Iher was sent to 1,7110 servicemen. fore th at we ought to cooperate 'Ihe | utilisation win moved to _ w ith them. They don’t eX|iect I’ortland, where it was printeil us to em lirure or to like com­ and color added. An OSC alummunism. They think they haver' nun who owned ait engraving comkind-of-Govern--j pony. dutuOed-the .c u U.--------------a - rig h t-to —their—kind-o" I h e first anniversary Uau* In ' merit as they nccoril us our . . . n ig -i h t fo r nearly. an -------------- — the absence a liar ni of the men right to our kind of Government. November, IV44, boasted a m ail­ s*Jl in th e Krendin and talked jn the arm y_ th8%fc thd%tfomcn w erj still They know there are many d if­ ing list of 2,500. 1'he form at to , GenernlUiimo Joseph Btalin. having to do most of th i^ w o rk ferences between them and us was enlarged lo 15 pages, with T h at is not only a g rea t honor a t this farm . The men are re ­ hut they do seem to me. th e re­ twb colors. More than 50 pic* because SUliri is one of the turning now because there ha* fore', to have an earnest desire lures added in terrat to each Issue. world's busiest men, but a g reat *bccn large scale deimibilixatinii to subm erge the little •things and The style of newa-telling was experience. Stalin does not want In the Red Army. co n rrn trn te upon the big thing* h rre iy . inform al. The nAlv serL you to w aste any tim e with We hnve been to the Russian upon which w* hnve a common) ous note w as th e page, “ Ho Proud p retty speeches or vague gen­ liallet which gave a very beauti­ Interest, • - • ly IV# Hall,” dedicated to these eralities. He likes to g et directly ful perform ance. We are to see vegan S tate rs killed in action. I flew here on a Russian plane Oregon to the |o ln t, yet you're welcome other perform ances before w r go from Ilerlin. Th* planes fly at As th e publication gVew in else, to ask a n y . question and you and today the agency which i s 1 what wc call tree-top level but so did ita reputation. News, can expect either a stra ig h tfo r­ set up lo en tertain foreigner* is the pilots ar* skillful. They nre iln an rial assistance and recog­ ward answ er or a frank reply going 'to give us a recaption using Am erican planes. I was nition deluged the two editor*. th a t th a t subject is still under where we will gel a chance to two full days In Berlin. You Just Their picture was featured on' th e consideration. You would describe meet a goo<| many people who can 't imagine the ilea1 tructlon d*-*— —“ — you'-j *•—-1 cover of tha Oregon S tate AlumBtalin aa prim arily a re a lis t Ha have a p art In Russian1 cultural sec there. Mile a fte r M | of* ni M agaslne, w ait coast broad­ mile has seen the seamy side of Ufa life. the h eart of the eity Is nothing casters commended the ps|>er, and and yet he is engaged in the Of course, you have *tn realise but a shell. H itler's Chancellery the governor’s com m ittee appoin­ g rea test m ass _ experim ent the th at while Russia haa accntnpr ia a shambloa. I n ot only visited ted to w rits a history of th a p re ­ world haa ever seen—Eo lift the llahed fnarvels not only in fight H itler's old office in the Keiehs sent world w ar asked fur copies standard of living of nearly 200 Ing but In w ar production during Chancellery but th* air raid fo r th eir official records. million people, living on a sixth the w ar, th e is not yet a fully shelter, In which he and Eva High spot In the te paper's earof th e ea rth 's surface. Industralixed country. It is rare Braun are supposed, to have ecr was thla yaar' homecoming Btalin w orks a t night, often a ll to see a p rivate cltixen owning committed suicide. I don't believe celctratlori at Oregon S tate, night, and most of th* appoint­ an automobile. The automobiles eith er of them .is dead. It was which was designated as "O re­ ment* you have here with prom ­ they have generally go to offl- curious experience to b« in an gon S tate Yank Weekend”. W ith inent governm ent officials are in ciale and to professional people occupied c o u n try The German alumni urged to stav a t home be­ the evening. , such as doctors or to factory people seem to ^ ie taking Allied cause of* th e convention ban. Moscow Is • most Interesting w orkers who have achieved dis­ occupation w ithout rem onstrances campus leaders w ent ahead w ith cltjr. Two days ago we vlattad tinction or- a rtis ts who m erit It la hard to real!** there is, the event* planned: Inter-sorority the Kremlin, seeing th* old aom* special 're w a rd . The Rus­ h ard ly , » single well-to-do person, singing contest rally dance, ta l­ churches and th* m agnificent sians . however a re making ‘ a now In Germ any. H itler n ot only e n t show and football gam*. E n­ palace of th* C u r* . Th* Con- tremendous e ffo rt ta Industrialise Impoverished th e Nation but. tire proceeds . ware turned gressluiial delegalon, which arrive th eir country. You m u st repiam-' (rad ically i•very aiggle eitisen In over to Yank, netting.-m ore than ad here a t the same tim e I did, Imr th a t for' y ears before the war, Ss h a tB was -'one* rich country, 11,000. and I-have seen many interesting sensing the German menace, the Th# Germ ans know what Now th a t th a w ar is over, th* sight*. For example, the world’s people had to sacrifice - civilian w ar Is. If w e g at food to Oregon S tate ‘ Yank ‘ will b e g at finest subway, oilier to build up the thkm tf ----- nds who. t o . bed. a f te r .’ a J fiasl lH-pajc Russian* a re very prom), is- here. Rc<^ A rm y' an d 'w a r production. by cam-, t hr 1st was edition with th e - amWe have been to an gut®-- If they hadn’t, it la frightening tnon coi stron-f tlfa v ic to r y sad hom ecosaiaf. mobile factory employing over to think w hat might have hap people to bo: Special T e n u re s v i« .: include tw enty thousand people, still pened to the world. h u t In the discussion o f po*|£Br college m aking trucks but Just beginnlag The Russian* like the A m eri­ ^ fu tu re If they not to regain plans for retu rn in g serviceman to tu rn out passenger cars. Wa cana. They ar* generally a dangerous stren g th . I am ant* woman and a boost fo r th* talked to th* D irector about th* friendly agreeable people. They th* Russians, who hava suffered and Oregon B u t* “Reunion A fter m anner in which th* worker* know about ua anil they w ant indescribable destruction from jhe big Tokyo,” homecoming celebration war* paid, th e voice they had In to be like ua generally. I t la G erm ans twice In ona on* generation. g which Elaine enthusiastically ex ­ the running o f th* factory, ate. vary clear th a t the Government understand th a t and will follow pects to a ttr a c t thousands of You know th a t everything here an d the people earnestly w ant th a t policy, servicemen back to th eir alm a la owned- by th* 8 U le and to work with America In keeping Thar* is aoma concern hare, m ater. u in o u g n each eacn production u n it th* tb s peace and prom oting b etter it seems, th a t w* may . be too Tha homecoming date depends .ftMiuU p re tty much on It* u y n conditions condition* In the th* world. so ft o n .th e Japanese. It you sac upon when th* men retu rn , but .H u ll, gny^ profit* go to the BtaU ,, Russians desperately need the rav ag es of w ar, the squalor’ D ata* hopes It will be w itnln a fo r the fu rth e r use of *H. th e ao th a t they can rep repair air their and the poverty which w ar has own w ar d am afe and build th e ir caused in thla p a rt of the world, own peace-tim e production. For ypu have a new determ ination' tem pt of two g irls to cheer bp th a t reason 1 do not believe the th a t we shall never again let Ih slr friends In sendee— will have Russian* have - any aggressive w a r 1 m akers rise up and become history. Intentions. F o r the .f ir a t tim e all of ua m ust stand th e ir old anemias, Germany to ahouldar together to more to t/u d tf I TI nR II IP I.L LE *- M A II IV D HJXV “ 3 PROVEN M E D IC A T IO N S all In ONE outfitl s s S’sm ‘ STRICKLAND - MORRISON, Inc. 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If your exchequer does­ dlsn supper at the Church An­ n’t fun to the bought kind, wind nex a t 7:00 P. M. . . a spiral of tiny pearl* nlmut a ’ . T he "G*arden ‘T . C enter Committee.* ...............•‘collar’1 of velvet tubing - or i MWsciw sale a t ( the ^corner oi ' f-w brilliant button* to a Velvet .^ S l x t h S treet and Park Avenue. ribbon. > B K ^ B a l c will begin at 10:00 A. M. MRS. DALE .L. SCOTT JR . Meeting of board of m anagers received a cablegram from DALE of the Womans Club ut 10:00 In Hawaii giving 'th e inform a­ A a M. tion th a t h e, would lie landing ‘ business Womuns Circle' nt in Sa_n F rancisco__on Cat, b. PW sbyU H sh CMlWh, Mi's. DALE, who ha* been on a cur^ Corley, Chairm an, will meet at ricr, had ju st reached Honshu 8:00 P. M. with Mrs. .lot* Routh not fa r ffom Tokyo — as hostess and Miss Anna Nelson when order* were received to, as co-hostess. • return to the states! While his The dagfihters of the Wesleyan Carrier was anchored nenr Tokyo, Class of ’Methodist Church will if any, officer w anted to go Into have covered dish supper a l town - four were onlered to go Also he church annex Tuesday. Oct. 2 at together and arm ed! wrote th a t' looking dut o l his . 7:30 P.M: The Friendship League of the port hole one day th e ocean . Congregational Church will meet would he smooth as glass an I a t 3:00 P.M. a t the P arish House th e next day they would fra n ti­ cally cling to th eir bunks lie* on Third S treet. cause a typhoon wopld shake Seminole High IT A will meet them like an uutu n tftic mixer. Oet\ 2 • at- 3:30 P.M. nt High Word from '^ M iJ T . G. I). School. AI parents are urged td IiJSHOP JR . (RUDDY) lius byen attend. received thi^t he is ,o n his way ... WEDNESDAY • Woman* Club m e etin g 'a t 12:30 to a year’s policing duty. For a A P , M. — Business Meeting nnd while he was stationed in Kuwait. ^ lu n c h e o n . Guest speaker will b» His camp, T araw a, was on the Mr a. K. I.. Mana; Music • Mr*. northern p art of the island, near . George Touhy.' Hostesses: Mr*. a small village called Katnuela. J, 11. Crawford. Mrs. Bftidie W il­ He •wine about 70 miles from liams, Mrs. K. .W. Fite, and Mrs. Hilo, th»l lurgest c ity on the island. T hat wu* where he Clyde Ramsey. boarded and loaded ship for the * * THURSDAY The West Side Prim ary School I wo Jiinu operation und this BUDDY stop|ied a t PTA will meet Thursday Oct. -I trip also. . at 3:1b P.M. in the W est Side Pearl H arbor before .leaving the School' auditorium . All mothers islands for a few days liberty. of pupils who u re ' enrolled for While there he saw CAPT. JACK the first tim e are urged to a t ­ HOLT' his old clussmute, and a tend. 'Executive board meeting good tim e was had! Louise May Dalton said, "He w ill.b e held a t - 3:03 P.M. who possesses th a t delicate Thu, annual meeting of the sixth sense we cull tact must Seminole Association of the F irst know nut only when to he silent, B aptist Church will be held ut hut when to he deaf and blind. the riiurch Thursday. When you tell your plain friend _ . In-ginning -- _ evening . Oct. 4 a t 7:30 I .M. and t j,at she has an expressive face) continuing through Friday. Oct. th# _ulhor ull01le book the b. Lunch will Im»-^served In Che c rn |C(l have torn to pieces, that *n5*x . J 1 T "; you -u refer his fifth chapter (it Bouthsjde P. T- A. meeting nt | th* .h o rle s t); the child who 3:1b P. M. fetches you a nosegay, " j , th a t .you A Seminole C hapter No. 2 oT love flowers, you hold tu the ^ O rder uf Eastern S t i r will have tru th , nnd yet refrain from Its regular meeting Thursday, giving sharp wounds t o . kin I Oct. 4 at 8:00 P. M. All mem­ heart*. And when, h cirin g some­ bers are requested to lie present. thing not intended for your ears, you refuse to listen, nnd then ICE CREAM SOCIAL proceed 'to forget the chance The Woman's Council of the words which hnve reached you. F irst C hristian Chutch is (fpon. through m istake, y o j only do us soring an ire cream sociul Wed­ you would he done by ,— surely nesday evening ut 0:45 o'clock the first .of all duties to our ip the church annex. fellows.” Music und various k in d s.-o f N E IL POW ELL who is a t ^ en tertain men l ore planned1- for A m herst College, Amhorst, Mn**._ ■'V L the occasion. The j.artv is to 1m- ha* received permission to o r­ Wgiveu for th e •dienefil’ . uf the g an ise ■a awing* band consisting ■rr<r*uiiug» Fund. of freshm en. Listen to Vox Pop and you’ll. hear A m herst freshm en being interviewed. ------C. E. T. » f For Home Refinishing BLA CK JA CK ENAMEL For touching up o r re c o s tin g countless metal, w o o d o r com lilion article* hebome. Black only. . K CARD O F THANKS To Our Many F rien d s:' We wish to thank each of you lor the kind deeds of thoughtfulness and consolation which were Indered us during our recent bereavem ent in th e- loss of our dear husband und fath er, Rufus P. W althall. We also thunk each one for the lovely floral offer­ ing* at this tim e. Especially we w ant to thank Mrs. M.C, H agan, Mr. ami- Mrs- G.R, Best. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Well* und Mr. D.T. Pearson for th e ir kindness and thoughtfulness. May God'* Bless­ ings rest on each of you. Mrs. Rufua P. W althall id fam ily The F irst Methodist Church .of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ro> San Diego was the scene ot a K lrtlev announced the engage­ double ring ceremony on S a tu r­ ment of th eir duugliter, S arah day, S eptet), n t high noon, when Susan, to William Walkci White. Mis* Fjvelyn Stowe, d au g h ter of J r., son of Mr. and Mrs. St. Chur Mr. mtd Mrs. Edmund Stowe, of White, Jr,, Saturday lit o lunch­ Indian ‘Mound Village, became eon in their home «u Golden Miss OUle Reece r W hittle at­ the bride of Charles Vodopich, Lake. The reception rooms of the tended n music nicctihg in Tam pa A.O.M. 'He. U. S. N. IL. son of Mr*.. Mildred Vodopich, of Grand K irtley last weekendhome w ere decorated Junction, Colo, in an impressive with lovely arran g em en ts of rov ceremony perform ed by Dr. Lieut. Billy Johnson is visiting hibiscus. hri parents Mr. und Mr*.. B. Jo h n ­ George A. W arm er, pastor of the The luncheon table wu laid churcn. son, of 1101 W est F irst S treet. Baskets of w h i t e * gladioli with a cloth of w h ite . organdy with a w hite , applimlcd Unci Dud Cunningham was the . <rian- asters and stately palm s . n ter nnd ,bonb’r. •r. The Unmet weekend guest of W alter Haynes banked the channel of the churcie 'ce nnd Rill w ere w ritten o i ana cathedral candle* cast a a o l t 1 Susan ..................' a t 314 Magnolia Avenue. gfth*. Mrs. Fowler, organist, u reflector which centered the table. An arrangem ent of white - S l i o Gerald .11. V iilth al is rendered, a program of nuptial carnations was placed lit one .•ml visiting Mr*. R. p. W althall at .muen which inctUdvd “Ava Ma­ of the tuhle and lit (tie olher .i -Magnolia M a n o r, in..Laka_M ary._ r i a ’ "Because, and the tradition- ■ama ll -Awhltp— snlit-lmmlmo cage n*—w edding-m archer.-------------------The bride enterril on the arm containing -a pair of lovebirdFriends of Miss Ella Lee KirThe place cards w eie humf choff will regret to learn Chat i of her fa th e r by whom she wax painted gold wedding -hell* tied given In m drrtage. Her gown she Is III at the M ayfair M otel. was ot pale Ivory satin, made with mnlinc und were replicas ol those used at Mrs. Kirtlev'-- a n ­ Miss Hetty* Finch of Deland with sw eetheart neckline, shirred nouncement party. spent Sunday' with Mr. and Mrs. bodice with sleeve* tapering at The guests included intim ate th e w rist and th e gathered sk irt J. K. Raker of 1GUO* West F irst ending in a trnin. Her full friends and relatives of the KirtS treet. length veil w as of net w ith a ley nnd W hite families. Wedding plans 'w ill lie nilof orange blossoms. H er * Mis*. Luuis* J ’*rkins, Miss Elise coronet onlv om nm ent was a* stran d ol nounced a t . u la ter date. Hutchison', Mrs.' Dale L. Scott, pearls, g ift o f the groom. .T h e Jr.*, nnd Sirs. William Davis •••le curried a cascade boquet of spent Sunday in Daytona Beach. w hite carnations nnd bavardia. Miss Cropgia Rose of Pasadena, H arry II. Beasley, student a t w a s . maid of honor. 8h# wore a the U niversity of Florida*, has corn, yellow gown of ta ffe ta and recently been pledged to the Phi carried an arm bouquet ot vel Kappa Tua F ratern ity . low rose* and blue delphinium tied with m atching ribbon*. A Mr. nnd Mr*. W. V; Bidding vellow flower arrangem ent wne hnve hud as th eir guests recent*)- was worn in her hair. Mrs. N. S. Ridding und daughter, 'I lie bride's m other was attired M artha Lee. In a blue silk crepe w'itM^ltntch•h r Inn yoke and three-quarter Mrs. W. H. Lresley and d augh­ sleeves. She won* a corsage ter, Sandy, of Austin. Texas, length of pink rosea and delphinium. were the recent house guests of U illtam Edward Runxer, A.O. .Mr. nnd Mrs. R, W. Williams. M. 3/c, of Pasadena, served the n* best man. Miss llelei?^G only of Orlando groom A fter the ceremony a reception was the weekend guest of Miss » held In th - church* lounge Rlbercn Stevens at he' liomu till The bride’s table was overlaid Park Avenue. w ith a lace cloth und centered will the bride’s east' Silver Mr. uml Mrs.. S. Levy of Cel­ cnndelnbru holding lighted taper* ery Avenue have recently retu rn ­ eruced each end of the table. ed from n vacation in Ft I.aud- V " F.... *er -<-rvpd the wedding erdale. cake ' while Miss Rose presided the bride's liook.Misses Alice uml Alva Lund- over hollowing the reception the quist were the weekend guests voting couple left lor their wed­ ’of Mrs. I). L. Burr and son, ding trip to Pine Valley, Calif. L arry, of W inter Haven.' ~, »er which they will reside In San Diego. PhoM 1/c and Mrs. William J. Eardley have returned from Trenton, N. J. where they visited friends and relatives for som e­ time. Pe rsoh a l s Mr. nnd Mrs. J . Richard Sm ith form erly of P la tt National Park, Sulphur, Okla. have moved their residence tu 2524 , Oriinge A ve­ nue. LAKELAND, Oct. I, (Special) — Miss Virginia Chapman, d au g h ­ te r of Mr. anil Mra. W. P. Chanmnn, 208 W est N ineteenth S treet, has lieen elected recreation ch air­ of the Methnrtlst Youth CPO Braxton Perkins J r. 'I* man Fellowship ut Florida Southern expected to urrivu home to ­ College. morrow. lie lias received his O ther officers elected were -discharge in the U. S. Naval Bessie Unwell, C rn trr Hill, presReserve. Ident; Irm a Packard,, vice pres­ Cocoa; Velma Bratley, Mr. and Mrs. I* F. C enter of ident, Tam pa were the recent guests of Gainesville, secretary; F ran Wnl Mr. and Mrs. W.A. L eav itt en- cult, Miami, and Jackie Key, route home a fte r spending the Quincy, community service chnirmen; P at Patterson, Jackson­ sum m er a t W aynesvllla N. C. ville, and Oliva Freyre, Cuba Friend* of P eter P. Buker will world friendship chairm an; Paul be glad to know his new address Juhuig, W inter Haven, usher, and Is: P eter P. Buker A/H Co. 4.TJ. Nona H ildebrand!, Jacksonville, Bud Hill, 0 . S.. N aval T raining Center, recreation chairm an; ' Miami, and Jov I’uckard, Cocon, San Diego 33. Calif. 1w o r s h i p chairm an: Paul Key. Mr. und Mrs. Randull Chase ’ Quincy, Methodist Youth Fund •m l daughter, Laura, have re ­ tre a su re r; Doris Hadden. E nteiturned to th eir home u t 1)02 Oak prise, publicity chairm an. Avenue a f te r spending some time ut Ormond. Little Ann Thurnton Has Birthday Party ANNOUNCEMENT WADE H. GARNER, M. D. Monday— Dancing Instruction under the illicit ion of Mr*. .'UIS PARK AVENUE Alton Duxburv. -8.00 P.M. Slicllcraft tins*. 7:30 to 11:00 Practice LIMITED To: P.M. 1 Tuesday R iguhir d a n c e —o r-' • SURGERY • GYNECOLOGY chcstra, 8:30 P M. • OBSTETRICS Wednesday Community singing M 'li P.M. under the. direction O FFIC E HOURS li> appointm ent nf Mrs. Ed Lane Sliellrrull clust under direction O ffic e 'T e le p h o n e 8-1(1 ------R esid en ce 718 J of Mr*. Eddjc Powell.• ■ aas^w M aM B W B d au u aw B M B aaO u aasH aaa . T hursday ltingo a t K::in every week. Elks Club sponsors Bin The nveruge dentil of the | go e v e n sivopd Thursday. in can below «u level is 12.15') | Friday Dance to the Juke Box .. s::!0 P.M I feet: the K l'i i t 't l depth, off the Philippines. .15.100 feet. I Suturdnv— Movies nt 8:30 P.M. jjttm dav A 'picnle the first Suni day every month Free t r a n s - : j- i-- • 1 1 . . _ . • .v iHU tatlon fiom tin- USO un f C O l U l l t l O l U D ^ f I ) t* B I 0 T wm xt,.y tin- ,1m-. imn of Joe R ail ' ---u n d a v imiiuiiig timrtfptr Commercial Refrigeration and Air coffee and doughnut* served -Wanted. flee froui '0 :0 0 A.M. to 1 :00. It you are interested in handling P.M, outstanding .quality line* in the Ulicfi Ileus I pverv Stintin' even- tnist war refrigeration and nil iue with gullies and otliui eunditiuning field on a basis that activities. . assures substantial and protective piofits cqmmunlcnte p r i n d p t l * ) " U sers of nlcbholir beverages with «. • . I reu trih u te m sta te taxe- about , . , , .• , ...... I fSOO.nuiMMUi u vi ur. A' Hchulske, D U trihutor Ills Stovull* Prufessiunal Ituildiiig Tam pa. Florida Hanford— Tele 22 Starts— Wednesday IMG THI NG ON EASY PAYMENTS M«/Cn Ct Novellv - CarltMin • News Phone 000—115 K. Q/oi*tons - ' * GABARDINE V i r g i n i a Chapman Honored At Southern Mrs. C. D. Urumley ho* .re ­ cently returned from points in Canndu and Illinois and u t pres­ ent is s guest in the home of Mra. CL K. T hurston honored Mrs. Endor C u rle tt of Geneva.. her d aughter, Ann, on her sixth birthday with a p arty Wednesday —- Mis i—Cam illa— Ltmdquist— of at-- h e r home—In—M ay fair------- -— Games w ere enjoyed through­ The earliest form of bread was Jacksonville apent the weekend prepared from acorn*.and beech­ with her paren ts, Mr. and Mrs. out the afternoon and p riie s were £ . F. Lundqulst, on the Country awarded. Rhone 8.1 nuts. Club Road. Mra. W. A. Ludwig assisted th* hostess in en tertain in g the guest* Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Odham, und serving refreshm ents to the l.leut. and Mrs. R. L. Andrews, following: Dede Sharon, Betts Miss Uettv Thurm ond and Ensign Aahby, Patsy^A pp Davis, Lyim A n d y Gleason attended the Cantwell, Frances Middleton, Judy C art fo> yout p'tnouM Florida - M ississippi f o o t b a l l Ludwig, Jo a n M y n a s , Nancy game in Jacksonville Saturday. T hurston, Billy Thurston, Brunt’ey Schlrard and Billy Klrehoff. skm as fa ith I m i) a* * ■ * ------------------------------ :---------Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Btowe are ex|ierted to retu rn from San •yrJu brush jruui teeth i Diego, Calif, on Oct. 0. They attended th e wedding of their daughter, Evelyn, while In San Diegu. Mrs. . C h a rleT B ~ Cole, Nol.lt oW t -Mr. and Mra. J . B. Cogburn Groud.-MMided oyer the regular and 'M N ,U a u d * ‘Callaw ay are business meeting of Semlnnla expected to arriv e th is week Rebekah Lodge No. 43, Thursday a fte r spending the sum m er in evening In the I. O. O. F. Hall. G atlinburg, Tenn. and Decatur, Plana wen- .made for the distr.-1 Mich. meeting of the D istrict 10 of tin Rebekah Assembly uf Flori 4 BIRTH ANNOUNCEM ENT ' and members home coming. I Mr. and Mrs* Jan ies K—. H usk Following routine - boelnnM, an'rvounc* the birth* of « d au g h ter, M ist F lam Dean.* **> -a new B arbara Susan, Sept. 23 • a t the member, received the Rebekah Fem ald-Laughton Memorial Hos­ Degree. An interesting program pital. of obaerving th* 04th anniversary was given by Mra. Ethel Moore, Mr. and Mds. J , II. Ratigan A t the close' of the buiincsa ■miounca th* b irth of a daughter, Ion a social hour was cn. Evelyn Caealia, A ugust 80 a t the joyed and refreshm ents were O range General llqapRal, O rlan­ served. do. The num ber of cotton-spinning F o r dry. s k in C l r n i e milh CpL Ronald H aath , USMCR, mltil* In tha Unitod State* h as il»and Mrs. H eatb ” announce the IXji oUiv ( j i « ) i)/j iiw (.leamer tablishsssnU , or «liln*d by 170 Mor birth o f a. to n , Ronahi Eugene, 17.1 . . .p____mU, er cent, in the la l a s t IQ solicits as il cleanses. $1.* Sept. 17 a t th a Fem ald-L auirhtoi years, from 1040 mills in |B3b to M emorial Hoapltal. Mr*. H aath 167 mill* In 1044. FoUow with refreshing non-drying is tha form er Mlae Mabel Allen. O rm nft H a w n bkut Lotion. |L * Um richly lubricating Spaciai D ry S kin M ixture m vour Special night cream cream,. $2.25. * We also nave (HILL LI & SUPPLY YARD SERVICE MEN’S CALENDAR FLORSHEIM SHOES for c y r e s i t f r /V / '/// t/ OR CIVILIAN WEAR jr W aiting tu be called? • are America’s Service o r production lin e . ; . them with yo\t when ^ W ear the shoes that shoe on front line , you can take you’re called. • ,M.i/ StyIn » | O 5 0 .4hi/ f | | B. L. Perkins ‘Correct .Men’s Wear” O t '- '6 ►** t Mrs. Charles Cole Presides At Meeting w* Q ), B/ t S I C 7 R L A f MENT : specialized Dofotiiy Gray preparations (or p a n ol oily akin asd nurinal akin. South Side P.T.A. To Meet On Thursday RATIONING CALENDAR Mra. J. C. Mitchell, Principal of South Side School announced to d ay -tb at tb* first meeting , of Um South Bid* Parent Teacher* Association will ba haid T hunday a t t i l l P. IL In the*school auditorium. Mr*. J . Cullan, P m ld a n t of th* plana for MRAT8 AND FATR A I, B L C l, Dl# E l, now valid expire October 31. F I G l, HI, J l K I L I M l N1 P I Q1 now valid, expires •December I I . now valid, expire November 8 0/ L I, M l. N l, P I. Q1 now valid, __ _____ _ Carnival. tha it. i- • V D e ce m b e r 31. Sugar stamp No. I , QtfOBB Alrplan* No. L «. sxplroe Ii ■ detail. In soil ahados ol gtay, aqua. cherty or saddle In tayon gabardine. Sizes 12 to 20. f t.8 0 Hollywood Y o w e ll s S H O P S in b KANFOl l1 ’ ------- - ---- — - " v l& P V ' Cnlionch youttoll In smpUness In this Georgiana adaptation of the (tench coat. Il'e an easy going casual with a wealth of talloiod . > SUGAR Oacambar IL . a?*"a3j -■ s M S a S B e x p ire GEORGIANA Soft linen, skillful fabric J hlnidiiiR. iiiMpirctl c o l o r , this is the dcliherate Him-, pliclty th u t Is the ifeniuH of CU0.3SCHAPT. H e r e , CAMI'O twill pnir’ed with Amuzitig Ruyon crepe in tu rf k m n i or K ray mlM. Size 18. r- �I t A ■ MONDAY, OCTOBER 1. 1048 THE 8ANF0RD HERALD. SANFORD FI-ORIDA PAGE BIX r' iiu 1 ■I’Jf CW I OAV^KH- ; t T h a t the I w n p a r a g r a p h . n » x t initial* c o u n t y , 1 F*|nrl«ln#> »4t III* J I T A T W M B X T O K T I I K n :n v . going into the pool. O ther rc- • class will he tho first unnblc to AI A N A l i l '. A I K N T . C I N K l ’I.A * at,ovo. g l i l h g tin* nnmi*s nf the n fJJt r In tin* court h m u p of wahl H ll ll * tii:«.sii: u n it T I O N . B T I _ H M 4 I T M K I I I I I T U B OWIlatS, . t n r h h i. lr t e r . . Mi d n e it i r l a-m em ents 'to protect the health , T A Y I J i H . pnss through the canal. ... > C o u n t y at ;a*iifniil, Fl o rid a .. w it h i n t AV-r O K r i l V i m K N N O K At O I O T tg hniitere. If an y. r n n t s l n n„ « „ n l y of all using the pools also will be ; • f|?9ft i i il cru ltr ♦month* f r o m the r h i l n u f f I Island Hi Elim inated H ll” 1 lb*- Hat of r*lorkhdidera and eellin*- »tl t1i»' f r*t piihlitoitlon i»f |Ii |m x i I) in cl feet. The trinlltiniinl cArricr con­ j liutlri-. Hi. tl •i-l.ilni "♦»!' dutliand .11 The~* H anforif H r p a W . p u h ll * h 4 4 ! r urity. Iinliler* i s they. «|ipear up o n* I IIK.M I I A M T A V I . M l l . » -Modern equipment for sterilitint linn.. W.»*l. KM. «l S « n f n l(l. the hooks of the r o m p u r i ) ■shall In* !u w r i t i n g . and shall gtate I- i< o-Miil 1 struction of plncitiK the island or NEW PORT NEWS, V ii.-A II sail on and H purification will he . n i t u i i i k n im i •’la. for Ciciither 1. 1915 ] h I m i , In enok* w h e r e the gtoek* 9 ^ i th i lilac*** of rrshtvurt* and |UM»t hridge of the shin on the flight restriction* which have ilrlaycil zntloij holder or H cru r fty j udde r ap pear* ; *»f 1 1<•• <iddf« F* «»f H ip cln lm o n t. and tat A i*f Flori«la m tiir:n o r 1*1 n i.ii t r i o v Upoit the I. ocHns of the eom pBU)' deck has been elim inated’ by -t .ta r t <>f ronstruction nf two in sta lle d . . the s t a t i : m i - i'M in 11*a tm 111: a - > h II I**- aWWIl to h ) til** •clulmnnt, '•runty of Homlnole, ►» a* truntee o r In an y o t h e r f i d u c i a r y cent, o r a t t n r n r y . *nnd % an y Much snonson or bllster-like conMruej | , w|mmlnK ooU for th(1 H ty have 1{ i (Jh ~ i a rjti l.indbergh delivered I rilA M TA tV .U It I B efor e imk i N o t a r y F u b llc In i elation, the na me of the iwruoti Uumoccanic uir mnil. d* mau d not .*o f l i n t .shah i c •luinu ufJr. /aim or M“!t d r t - l f l N-» ml fd r the Sla te And C o u n t y u - oi Inn Imlging from tho starboard : |ie0„ „ n $a by lhc WBr i W u c - l cor p o r a tio n for w lip m eucli ild —k im i r-.«i iiittcr. Sun F l jum -I n - i In* \ nlil » ic rn ld pe r a o o fH y appeaud ___ I - . . , 1 __ 1 1 1 .. ____ - I . . I 1 u etee- i«*"r»etlng. I* |j w i l l algo Jr* m «. . j *l«Jo to support tho lirlilgo jtru c t tiori 1______ Julia Man*f.Hd c. T. A* U L I»ean, w ho, havtnir beep ilul> tr boardI and authority g ra n te d . Production of synthetic ru b b er| i:», c. tllorpu. . that {htsaid t w o puntgrii A.- adniinlft t athr of tin : »voin a r r o r t l i n g to la w . dcapoM'** •o n t a I n f t a t r p i c n t * einht*" iihH the city- to go ahead with con-.|I m th u year Is is scnenuieu -in n iv Mlli:i-. I INUH. 11 "' J " f I at m oiu' log Knt«l»- *»f Mary Ellrr. rid M > r that lie la, the puh ll rh ci twt v v ’ i i r ii I l "c entire flight deck free for structlon, the WPB ndvised City [th an l.ourt.ooo scheduled 11 in ii t f u ll know ledge and* long tons. iH','','." ,!ni" l!r Vi‘. 1 Viiuchti. d*c«'MM«d. f the Hanford lie fa hi anil that belief u>« to the circ um stance * an d IN . I . I c l l * ( | l I l c l O l e 1 ulternll. Tho Nuvy lx speculating Mgr. J.C. Riggins in a communi­ Hifit* «»f p lo fM .i. and Hint y o u { F l r a t |i||h|h.‘tl<ljl X«*pt. Kith 1!'I5. . nt f o ll o w in g l»*. to the hcj*t of -.'ondltlont un d er w hich gtn ok *1ll u tl t| -------- -----—... .. t-----cation received Monday morning. • I n k n o w le d a e nml belief, a t r u e holdera and r»*eurlty lud dc ra w h o The S oi/li African Republic,'«>• vt r lh, nk" of■ 2l* >»j.f/u, -Uiu in, I . rsim w'lltilu lh - i«nl‘ | (> *|*|||{ l l l l t 't l T r ill IIT OK T ill •ta te m e n l of the ownership , do not a pp ear upon the hooka o f Money for the two pools—one bcc u m c n part of the Rritish Em-’ 1,1,1rylul« ' r ld n . O is s c r v l r e n l n , sill, i.)nags-merit faml If a d a lly paper. the c o m p a n y na truateea, held atuck nr 'Hie flight deck could accom­ i for w hite and one for negroes— p ire in 187V. M in i jiiim t u , n u n it ■> I,,,, aa u |m»o w h a m tvnutd I, e*l y o n . i m i the 'c l r c u j n t l o n ) , etc., of the nfo re - a n d . M‘curltic« in * capacity other k o ii sr.M iM ii.r: m i >t i 11) I t a i M Mr(*ottne|| j modate a nine-hole golf course. was given to the city early this niel n u n s o u r pr< s rn l |ilu<i« •>( r,*- j t 'l . K I I I I I l . . aid pul oicatlon for Hie tint*' than that of u houa fide o w n e r ! Nu. ..INTO. NEW YORK CITY. /let. t It measures* P.‘I7 by li; i feet, ; year in the amount o f * 125,»no si,lent e and lotilrras Is -»s g l v , u I. I A JINK Al'KKItM.CNN •iioWn In the- ab ove caption, re- and thla affiant h:ia no reaaon to .iiul ►nte.l. I T ts: T I I K I t f O I I R . n i l Hired hv the Act of Aug iM t 24, believe t that M l—Thi* Kionklin* It. Itimse^'eR. which compares with ,87b by 101) | tty the Newport NewirNhiphuilding Flalnitf f, 1111 ) other person. H I . l l l l l , H ull >«II to- an d a p p r a f [ m I 'J lt , eiuhodied in gectlon 411, l'n«* nanoelatlr.il o r •p)p<iiaJiotlv h,.e 4t]V I« ono of two dew N n v y /in p e r- feet of the Essex rlnss carriers. 1 nnd Dry Dock Co., an action M itiu:u mk I'I'I ii . ii ' a tim n i ,» for, it" , lu i v r i-iiiirt ,,n H u i l l , >rty DKJtNIH •*. Ai ICKItMAN^. Jit. aI amh HeaulelJo n*. •printed lhU*reat d i r e c t' or Indi re ct lii the carriers s i large they will, lie .She will carry more than inn which has won widespread com­ » i i : i : t m riK * * w M ..rn w i n . .- nl Netenilier. IBIS. -mU on* « •i tl ir ii the r e w r i te •of t h U form, to auld stock, I m»i k |m o r other Hcflirl* ^ unable to |-i*s l!ifow*h tho plnncsi nonpareil to eighty plus mendation In view of the eon |»l«««* of t fHldfti*’*' frud I’op I Iff | it «• 1,111 <>f v o m p l a l n l fils,I Iteie i l l .a i i f i - - f‘T : v n :hiifi'julunt ■It: o r f l > i i m i >.i tlcg than « a *ro h l n t o l by him. i..'1'ii • • ■ I n M im I imwii ; V riM iiti In f • u g„lu.-l Vim llll fills,rr*-. ■ u n d ■ T il l j JU nattlit t'lilinli ia iip in in i cum nl.tend.the Krsrx rlsss,--^e-.*e--- ;^ : * (fttiifrt ahuWihg of the great nrPu • !»v iTi>i)jii'ti .tiid rrUMfiii' i ti ll * !.T IN * IM: T O H E N N I H I* I. T h a t the natneN and nddreceeM it|t#5. T h a t the u v o r a g e tiuml ier »»f iilTTf l i e , i n a d i * r | s - p r o ,*,»»-] A« LEHMANN. J»t., I the puttllnher, t editor, rminngltiK iiletbm nl tile New York Navy «l»i at a «■♦*r t ii I n lllll of" 4,«»iu|»lalh| h . , . „ will i>„ en iefe.1 n g u l i i s i ) coplea of ea<*h laMle n f - t i l l * p u b l i ­ A new type of fiye-inch gun, l for thea pools here. U'lMi.tr r cii li h ri rc und utblrfg. dlto r . and bii-lm-NN mn nagerg are: > j * t i i ■ I filial * u k « I u *i von bjr* Ifftfindl *». Mint ii**' rnltl t* i i » i cation gold or d la tr ll m tc d . th rough Yard In llm nklyn. ill pritcrt-il the five-inch fiftv>foiir. has le't ih lU li er H U Heart Sattfnrd. F la the u i i i II k o r nt hcrw lH c, to paid 1C nlno wur «Ttnoiincc<l th a t hhln | |4%XII. lllt ,IMW ,„ ndin« in iho i*ir- t s p - t t t I T IH > I T | l T H i : i t l*ft* In-uiilvt IV At’lit’i m a n n . J r Like her twin, the Midway, the plnccd older five-inch 'thirty* for construction *of the two pools *■an i ,onrt «.r s-in-nole foiiniv. Mltfcll t l m l thin n r tl rr In* pttbllnlit'il alito r It, l » I lean Hanford.* F la nul»acrlhera during he next alt * I I! il» * __Ltftllh.. Aw JV. t —u t m n r n u -------154iuos---------- W—— i k tu l n ii . irr nn th f - p n ’rrttmR, "TTr«~ Ta i;* “ ‘slu’iTV ii <“ b .n.m tiie._.siu sam>. Tn—TTrr—ffinfmn—rrr cmr —n—mnr^• for— ♦*•-•* - e i g h t — t r r « e rv ie t* -* b i r i n g - , t b e ~ f « r - w ould-he n p e n e d -a t-B H fr-th r-n ff-‘a u ll|l‘‘ . II IVMather Field •enii. S an for d. F la . ... “ Yu _"o I ' Hull* l>.l>. n,-u ii the :>ih d»> pap tt o f Ri'itMiil p|r«*til«ll*tR» ••hi’i* ab ove la 27.1t* ( T i l l " In f o r m a t io n ia years ago nnd berann one o f ill.* ' A sholl-lnnd com 'dnatinn surface ternoon ol. rOct. Sai-r amen to, California. iM*lne«*' Mnna gere \V. tlordoil reuulr ed lr» in the council i„ f N„vemhn. .\. h m i :,, tiu is from dul ly piihllcntloiia Y'tii me ht-rido notified thu navy's htnsi rnrefully guarded [ and nrdl-nlrcrnft weapon, tho rhninl.ur. A formal advertisem ent |.< suit for, dltari > M i mis order n w n k for fo u r ron*t r u t l% •• w •kn Navy's te.’ it Sartfortl. F la only, i n r fit to tn l'l rt tu r n tlay »n t |o r tllvoret1 Ima hern flit* w ar-tim e secret*-. Inin e*tch s h ip 1 iniii is repnrtcd to have g reater statin g requirem ent* for the hills Ih - i i ii |»||h Ii *ij |»»r lit" FlHlU tol V 2 T f i i ’ t the o w n e r la** t i f owned \\* i I S'I’ HH " m y ItJtnl «ili*t o f f l H n l mxalni't • It. I. h i: AN. F u b lla h p r . . on in the Circuit Ctttiri rrd Mltv il i i I * " in ihhas gone an estim ated J 100,010,- j iimg* and heavier fire power, i ^ r a l at Hanfofil, St ntMiol * I ' n u n t i - lut Heinlunle Count)’* Flni'ldf). Ill •y a corporation , It* name anil ad* H w o r p to nnd* atiUacrHonl before me v * will Ih* printed shortly on inxtruc. HK i(m l H (,1 I I K I I A M * Hun fin tl K|i»f|rlii, lre>M nim*t lie ntated an d i i I no l til - this 1st d a y of tietoher. I94u. r i m l t l i . tilt* 2 It It tlay nf H< pit uilt**r. i*han«'ei > by leuia ^ wei ' 000, a w ar-tim e Uiveslinent wlilclt Mae Acker* . im ' v n |mi |h i nf nt rul r lr r u lM llm i Secondary batteries bristling tlnnx from the city manager. ia te ly there un de r Uie nunirM M. (H tK lH iN MEAN . inarm You are hereby reiiulred ftt med Navy men feel jh.'iy- In* ennVerted from the sides of* the. Roosevelt, tiiiil nn»1-Htutt*. \v i i h 4»hn Af l» •fid atldreiieeM of Mock holder* own* 4M y ( omtulaalon c v plr eg Sept. I I , I’laiis for the paqls. are ladng iIn n if*.- I I H l l N O O N * 11 > nut w i d e n jippeara » % •.♦ « will: **.il t•i tiifi* »• g on® per cent or more Into o n e -o f Mils coim try’a b'*st jnrltulr eighty .1(1 nun. Imrret*, prepared by Williams, Chile and H i > Im ml 2*mi Hfi|t*liil ► ♦*l#*rli nf f l r r u l f T i t i i r l . the Cleik nt Haiti Cmiit In tltt i*a o r h o ld inoiin 'H;infoitl/ Kloritla. ‘ II i I n 2!»Ui tli«y t of *tr»rk If not It) tt f. H u n t . Iv i*. iusurnnee |. di- ie* for ponce, Tli .' grouped in twenty-one quads of I’epino, architects, who have e sti­ •■ii County co u rt lloiiae at Hanford ••wf ntrodt - Iby nm •f r*'|tipmiH t , I !*. • o . r . H fir td u n . ( C l r n i H *’ttiiit H fa lj a cor the namea Florltla. on or before Monday, flu tlid addreaae* pora4ion. Miilwny, romniissiom-d on Kept. four barrels to the q u id , In ndili- mated th a t the two |mnlx could 4 I f i k < »i« uit « ‘t»»»il JM'inlllilW' -4 • » o f the Individ ua l *!2n*|% d a> «rf ta ltdo r. !\ l» , t!M3, 10, was liiiili nnd-fittad nt New­ IJnn there are tw rnty-cight .20 be .built fur u lo s t of (125,0110,1 l>. f-'itiriila. fl> «»*• limn., f , murrt lie give n. If ow ne d in -rirr: n n t r r f T r o t h t . x t x T i r or ’.♦*•*d* fa till will’ he’ en teral •»* t*wnera y ii f i r m , r o m p any, o r o t h e r iin ln port News, Vn, j .i i I i i i i a i . i i i i i i n - o r n . n - Uilfliwi' i*oi and m Ii| range wll nun. twfu-lmrri'l rapid-fire mu- uu-ltuling fees. , , • coi porated concern. H h name and III|i A IN A N H K O J I . N I ' . W I N I I t . i : I .. . . # * . i parl« t m U K I l K t l tlm l The new sliipn endHxly niniiv ehlne •guns. To handle all tKe' ditM-NM. J V w ell MM rlN»NC Of, rat'll Both will be the same site, ItiO- in m i : a i u r i i T . l U l H I , X I S T i l - t r o r N T A . * IN " I I I A NCV.lt A • Utb fiotlt'e be puhllnhetl otire a . •idlvtdunl J l l l l f l A I* <1 i n I I T . I S A M I rm n ih e r. m u M tie g ' v c n . ) -firsts "in Jhe •history nf currier gun* at,oar,I,' fifty-seven officers feel in length by- 75 feet In*width! week . I n f foil! lit i oiidee lit IV* I I A Z C I . F T t : \ V . \ t i T I l f T T r i . run s i ' U I m i i . k. rut v r t , • I*. I lea ii. Hanford, F l a ; W . *S. rm istrurtinn, 'T hey dwnrf the und between I,lllll) und 1,40(1 men with concrete promenades around ; , ’ompli, lioi nl. teelip In llie F a n f o l d Iferafd ol I ' l . O I I I U 1 IN r l l A M T U I V NO. leati, S an for d. F l a . ; N. • O. Iimin. . an lo rd. Flo rida . E s s e x elpsii curriers,. lArgekt now will lie required, while to sta ff measuring 22 feet eight Inches in M A T T I K j K r t o M i : h i 'u T T n i T T D . It IA IK K M N . ) F la . It. II lieru.. Mel ,. IIIA O H IH WITNESS my hand and lit* a•anforrt. 1*1,A I N T I r f s , 5 in service. Tin* llousoveJt has- a the iiiiimouth Roosevelt a crew vidth. m i n e . F i r . , s. IV Ituhlneau. .Miami . I o r. :,,In hi tefil of aid Court t h i ^ n t h day of '*ln.; vs » A n n a Horn him*. M elbou rne, diiiplarcmrnl of Ifi.tiltll i i i i i h , coin- estim ated at 4,085 officers nnd H o r 1*1 l l l . l r A T I O N Heplepiher, A. Ik*. I'»I6. They will lie equipped for l. VNN <i II .IAI.'ICHm N, I t m O il.i Ii I.K - h i . II. II. H oii r h ln * . Melbou rne, •• IV I I K H N I H 4 N pared to the iipproximntely- L'7, men will be needed. i i o .m i -: n i'v r r n m o . IIC K K N Iia N T. )• F la .: Mra.. II. If. Ilouclilm*. .M»*lnight swimming, with under­ C|et k of C lr e u lt Com I , • i , i .r > i i i U 8 . iir.im tiiA fitUMon dispbirenieiit nf the litThe large crew, considerably in water" lights and the shipy.it I toi Seminole Count)’, ’murne. F la . Irak M i ll e r ICealfy y.,i, i n - li .-i rli y ordereil t«. up v n itii: '•», M ia m i, Fla Esse x rlnss enrrier. p#nt !*• H i" lull »»f I'tn np la lnt Florida. excess of the. number needed for has stipulated in the g ift nf its I I I I I I K I I O K 1*1 l l l . l r A T I O N nJ, T h a t the k n o w n hondhotderM. . * % Stmnl nil end ill Ne.w York, an Essex class carrier, will be money th a t the |mol* lie. opch 111: I . V N N I). U. J A f K . N M N . III . I. liMfrlit ni ftl i H l n r t l o till’ r r l l f f I H K A U •lW»i*iRMgf4>i- a n d -----4*||»4*r-------neeurltv ♦ * ♦ * ««»• Ui — j**—* * — «ltv«o «*t». 1*4*4**Max rc. Mf-atn. n „ r l , l . , . the Roosevelt wTuilil rrdrTi the required for (wo reasons. F irst, In the general public. All per­ loldere* o w n i n g or h old in g I per lit tl a % . o f N i f V i i i w r , Vim nf«* l i ^ t l n or<1«T"<! to up* Hit N O T I 4 F* elglily-fliuiIII floor of Hit, Einpirtf where the Essex type cru ft bus uana using them m ust first use P-4»r ••nt or more of tot-,I amoiiiil of ip tTHtiiin lly o r l«> iittoriit*>) ntitt t u'ltu . <'ttipplalnaitl m a y p r « 1.1 IhihueNti. F ln rl d i i bond* mortgage!*, o r oili er geo n r I* h . S tate Rnilding. She is (1117 foot one • scivlro, the RuusCvelt ims foot huth rontninlng disinfec to ritiHwrr tilt* M w o m Itiil nf f iii u - t t i-ij ,-x p itor«lt Angtidt .11, 1946 i to* pul»Hi»li«ol# f'»F N O T I C E I n her eby g i v e n that the tlew u r n : ( I r there a r e none, ao long, while Tier width of JJItl feet two nr more, nml seronil, the tnnts to climinutc p o s s i b i l i t y ' o f plaint flleil i i ' i ' i n iif^iliiNt you. tltrl^-i H iltl* d a l u . ) titiilo r) tl nif rvtiirrfil* l»)' -date Hoard of E d u c a t io n of the h ii 11 for illv ort'f. on i... «... -<•in•• hi'lriK is twenty-six feet wider tlian the Roosevelt lx n ship of sopurato foot disease* and all la w. In- tin* Hanford 11«*n« l«l* ' n Sta le of - F l o r i d a , w i l l offe r foi le an It. Mil ler, Mi am i, F la ; i «,C/* , *»r tin Htli iluy nf N o v r n i b r r , lorks of the I’nn mill I'nnnl. Her • oinpjrtnieiitx. qulrcil to tnko a h h o w i-r b o l n r c I ' J l i , o t li fi ivl«»* ii D r Y rr tt I*ro I ’on* in w p a p t r t»f Reneral ririMilutloii Male, anti w ill recei ve co m p e ti ti v e The Roosevelt, Giant Carrier, Is Nearly Ready!;1 w ii Restrictions Lifted . On Swimming Pools 45,(1111*- I on Vessel A tl1!*^- Th,‘ "rr“n‘f?m1cnt lcnvc!' To Clear .Panama | 2 A'r,hil,x.,wo'm',",rc" h,,mbc" LEGAL NOTICE f ) i t » It M ill li(\ r f i i f r n l i i k < liift you for fiiiliirtto fippmit, pl««M, o r m i v w t 'r .in i <*«|tl I r fil l»y la w. I T IH O r f L r u l that thin n o t lf " tif pub ll d li cd*ourt* a w r t k for ftoir i l l foriNf'i’ot Iv c \vr»*Ian in T I m Hun* H'i'1 lltiillil, a iif U H p a p n r pub* ll t h 't l ai Hiiiifttnl, Ht niiiioln t'otiii* tv. r i t . i b u VVITNI.'HN toy Initiil a ml tiffp'lal i-t Ha of nl »l Hftvillittlt* I.'pilflLV. r in t l i l a . H i I n I n ! liny tif IH*toln*r, WHEN YOU PAINT THAT HOUSE SPECIFY m.v 1HKAL) r- PITTSBURGH PAINTS VARNISHES and ENAMELS , “ ( ’ALL US FOR GOOD, RELIABLE PAINTERS Co>me to us fo r o I* l l r i ml on iL liltK •*1IH *t.*I T • .. rn rn r. Ity (»• It! 11lint r I * i T i l l : ♦ STA TIC Ol* K L O I t l l i A to: UcNftlt- T o p r l k . o I it *• r « | n i. k n o w n un II p^ x I p T o p t ’ltik. 1.11 H i g h la ml A v enue , I ' hnn I ih *. N e w , Jertteu A (twttrn Itlll of n o ii p la lu t h a v ­ ing Iteep filftl ag .'.IlM >oil llereltl l>y 11< Jrtinin Toiit’ik. o the rw is e k n o w n ii<* l U n j a u i l n T o p e h lc k . Ill tin- I 'n M u lt C o u r t In .mil f*»r HemiHole' C n u n t y 4 Klnrlila . In ch ntiee ry . for tl Iv o r re, H ii - m * i ir e n m l* «»*• Ilieiefni'M In rouiltiatio you .to .|»” nml nppeflr * It her in pen»c»n to l»y a t to r n e y before Hit. ,u h o v r otyletl •Court at Hunfont. Hemintile Coiin4v^ F lo ri d a . •• the M h «la> 'f»f. Nov eir her. A I *. i l!M&. i ol Iter wlat* t|»*rfee p i o eonfmido w ill lm enferett a* g u li iti y o u : I It I h fill tiler toMureri* that U|I h ton lie fill h| I till rfl lr| T i l e Hg pUd rtt I lei ii III, U iiewitpMpfsr P u I i II nIi •Ml' in • Him fill'd, Hemiunle C o u n t y . F lo ri d a , mute eaell Week for font eotiHeriltlv** Weekd, • W I T N E S S tuy lut ml i u u I o fflr ln l I f lt l al HMltfopl. Ill <: • t olll lt y i»f Hem lm de ami H t u l o of F lo r h la thin the SHflt da y tif Hepti.mlirr, A , Ik 1946. , tH i:AIM p , tJ s b urgh paint EXPERT J , A D V IC E # and 2*»*m cs ASK OUR CONTRACT DEPARTMENT ■' J For*. , • * , i* Court V m r r iT c o r it T «*f NINTH J I ’llIC# AI. OHKUIT, IN ANll FIHI HKklM ild) 4'IM'NTV, FI.OIIIIIA. IN I’llAN- the Relief At Last lo r Your Cough *< “ ■ 0 1 , on » M II IV I H C K N h n N Clerk of v clrc.ult lh <» I* H u n t ll e p u tv C l e r k U A I I li A N H W . H l'K N O K H H o ll t l l o r for P la i n ti ff . SUGGESTIONS ill nabl t' otl llt j nml Hi.tit * W I T N K H H uiy Imml nml n ffirla l Ht?ai of Nrt* nt Haiifttril. Klof|* «ln. i tiIf I Ml i <Ih y *tf Hrpteutltfr. ititr. ( l i K K H I A l j H i:.\L) tl IV IlK ItN lm V . #»r Hu* rlrru lt • niirt. Htinln*»lf • r u n m y . v F l o r tin t i i i : i i i ii i i t i o i n r . m n t i i . t l U l l A b ( lilt I I T O F F l . o 11111% IN %N II F O I f M J H l N I i l . l C l ol NTV, IN I II % N C » :ll % . it.x i m u m i i* i i A i t i » i : k . ■Contphtlriaut. V i i i M . T O H A C i : II A l i l l K K h III V IH K -K I left Illl'lUt nit H I III O F IH I I I . I F A T I O N V l t i L F T ^ I t A C K 1I I A I t U C K . Hi i.IT T L K T o .V , N u K Tli C Altn* # I.IN A : You are hi'iei*! on le te d to a p near to the ...I oT Com pla tn l tier* In. filed i w li i tV lu the r e l i e f Fought it* d lv o re e ) «»u o r hefor** Ht** -’'111 da> of Nnve mb«ir. i w i v o t h e r w Me C o m p l a i n a n t may, pro* reed ex pa if f , I.* I thin yrd«*i lie puliIN hed f»o the .SMtutbr y time raqulreil b> la w in the Hanford H e ra ld , a ne wepapt r of gen era l « ItetilatInn in gahJ I. iNoilit) attd Stale „ L W I T . N K S H my han«(* ii .imI official <1 <>l of fire -*rr.r?» { O n t i d f Nloritla, ilitw i .*t|i tlay */f H»i|»ientl*er, IHI5. t t i F K l c l A L H E i1.1 tl IV 11 F.ltN* Ml IN, c|erl< of Hie c i r c u i t C o u r t. Hein limb i 'o i iu t y , F lo rh la . I llll I IT I III IIT. .NINTH .11 IIIFl.%1, IT I lf FIT. til’ • I.IIIIIIIA FOII aF.MINOl.r: I <11 NTV# IN at ll ANI F.HV. V EH TEI* t't.KftK, I'llti’ I J I T C U U IlT Vml ar,<4 •***,h of y ou ar»* Iter*I*v notjfied and r««ii» r d to pr**R enl an y elntmn nml demnndg w h i c h you.' o r e ith er nt you. m a y have n* aln »| the ut M a r y E ll e n \ ,'tlKhn, deegMMcd, lute o ( e (Id c o u n t y , to the C o u n t ) J m l k e of llie Real Thlnjf Made hv an Old R rlialilr House STEUBE & CO. Kwarlhmnre, NOW SALE at HUNT’S TUXEDO FEED CO. g DDT BUG HOUSE | i Kills Flies, Mosquitoes, Fleas, W ater Bugs, Silver Fish, A nts. ' | , | - t'H S r . n Y I ’t t l 'L N t I T T . t'oinplalilaut.** VH. W IL L IA M A ltT H U II | N M T I. N t lT T. I »*•f s<11•Hi n t, T H E H T A T II -n F F l.o ltlh A t o \Y I I . L I A N A H T I I I ' l l F O U L * Nt I T T : Vim a r c hereby no t-fled that a null Itr* Itoctl filed* Itl the t ’ll cull t'o urt of S«*nilnole F o u n t ) ’, Flo ri d a , III the Milt of V r M c l l ' M » r t F o U l * no il . e o m ii ia lp a n l • v* W i lli a m At t hut P im l f in U . defenduIII, Fltan* eery No. 5NO I, T h e fiat tire of title Nil! 4 |g to <d»taln a dl vo rt e. *Vtm a le l «••!I|irr*(1 to fib* y o u r w r i t t e n tip pen ranee on nr before the f I f t «*•• ••nth tlay of Octob er. A . - I * FJ46** WltncNA m y h a n d , ami « r a l iin t'ler k of the t' lt c u l l t'ourt nf Heinl* liple F o u n t V . F lp r ld a , thla seventh lax, i»t 0ffplFlnArhijjfa4U* l f |k—— n .* D D T lllltmo 2't i:a>l rlllS N O TIC E le p u ld l- h e d In '^ll)plia;iee will* Sei'tlonR 2i'l.tt7. I TwttK an d 27fktJ9. . F l o r i d a Statutea. 1941 T h e ............. b idd er La to pa> the* atlv* rtlal pK c*#ht. r rh e H lk l e tlmiril »*f Eilucalloti 1 reaitveN the r i g h t In lejeel MII.V Hptl all bid n. tsY I I H I I E H of tlte Stale Hoard of | IM m a t lo i Y *#f the State, of Fl o ri da, • M i i la r d F . Caltlvvell, I I n v entor \TTKSTi 4 C oli n. E u k I H I i . H ecfeta ty State Hoa rd of I'dl ieatiou IN Creomulxton relieves nromptlr be* • MUM tt goes rlghl U> the seal ol Uio f ix t i i h rni<MT n r t i i k h u v» » J l IllilJJ SK.HIMlI.r. t ill NTV. trouble To help loosen and expel I k m ik M v \ laden phlegm, and aid nature xithe and heal rawi tender, In* I T n B ! I HINT Al•ll(tn«TS^ T i : I IK bronchial m ucous m e m Tell your druggist to sell you . V A I I Y KI.I.BN VAtmilN i hecegged Oreomulstan with the un* T O A M * 4 * l t E D I T O R ’S AND l » E H you must like the way it HON S H A V I N G C L A I M S o i l l»K* the ooff h or you a n M A N h .4 A O A I N H T M A I D . E H T \ T E : SIO N BrpnchiHi kbit* In Tallahaeaee, F lo rh la . ut 11 m i o’clock A. M. October 2nd. 1946, for la nd a In H E M IN O L K C o u n t y , deacrlbed a » follo w *^ . Hi:*.» nf S H U «»f Section IG. T n w n v h i p ’ JJU Sou th, & OttP- Bod bugs, Rosehes, Ticks, --------------------------------------------- 5 — IHOIA, DO NOT HAVt No Fuss and Flurrying A N n .tiu ^ _ KIALq HAVt UOHO •Risk s w hich a r i used »4 Digging ducbs o u r o r tVC' GROUHO, ON WHICH1WIT F tto We’ll £ the Worrying 7*9 Are you aware that a nicture of life at its best can well include a packagre from FAR­ R E L L ’S A R C A D E PKG. STORE? It’s so im|>orlant to nlwnys-hnvc Hint "l)nndbok” freshness th a t clean clothes can tfivo . . . thu best way to keep your clothes spic 'n iipan cloiinur. rW.o close 9 P.M. on Saturdays! F A K R E I X ’S f t T C n n fr P A C. H H G t .is*.' : i \E>1 S I 0 b •r to have them cleaned often by a reliable Ih LANEY DRY CLEANING CO. | 2nd J> ln>rr9Wl e t I I V S U E Dhnno (6S S em in o le Dry Cleaners A. - I*I,ANS and SPECIFICATIONS Fainting — Building — Roofing — Remodeling 9U *' Passesger f'-r Tires Jl f4 1 Every driver ha» »een those heavy trucks rumbling down the road with their bln heavy loads. You know that truek t1" 1 take a terrlfle beating from the hard grinding wear. Naturally, the rubber to aland that abuse must be especially compounded to be extra tough —extra long.wearing. . .• — We can NOW recap tb# tires of A, B d C card holders with Grade A Truck ibber—guaranteed to be exactly the We don’t leave a xingl stone unturned. We make every, effort to restore original luster and beauty to everyU we clean. Bring your tlothes to 220 Magnolia Ave DRY CUBAN for RE-f ID BEUTY: Choose, ua, because we’ll save you money, § E k V flN flD I L I F . V m '’ *V£ i r J V / T f O ffa ly ffI R S C f > A 4 P 4 / ? / -S O /V ii A N F O R C t "* F L A truck and bus Urea. Its extra toughness on your tires means 8.000 to MtOT miles of lor 30 dayi only conlt GOOD TO KNOW! irrowed from ua on.shortcat notice, with . „„ 5*—"Jimmie” Howland also maken loana of 916, 9100, $150, $260 or more— should your need* require it. �* •• I 4 n iE P A x r o n n H erat n . MONDAY. OCTOBER 1. 1045 sa nto r o Fl o r id a I oiik *>co ntul th i m' fam ilial with" his p: are lookmc fo tw ai.l ! production in Ih tr >. The lari parade in The m ilitary vehicle* totaled 2.000,000 ami included 659,031 jeep* anil 578,000 m ilitary tr a il­ er*. O th rr unit figures. rep o rted a* (till incomplete, incluileil 21. 835 complete liomher* anil fig h ter plane*; 5.830,980 carbine*, machine gun*, u n ti-uircraft ami other g u n s; 735,980 ,airc ra ft, tank anil marine engines f 38.750 ta n k s; _5,100 amphibious tank*; 23,750 srlf-propelleil a r t i l l e r y (tan k type), and U3.56Q>l>ther gun c a r ­ riage* and arm ored cars. W DETROIT. O c t . t. — (/Pi— “ c nation’s autom otive Industry delivered ncnrly 1293*00,000,900 w orth of w ar products to the United State* and its Allies from the beginning of the w ar to date. The figures made public recent­ h a t the apiOlc* l i ° n of th e inly by the Automotive Council for d u W s t r y ’* m ass-production methods W ar Production, which will dism ean t in ste p p in g u p u n it vojume while * lowering 3-oil* was _IllllStrated in the production of the standard .5fl-ealibcr machine gun. The cost originally was $967 cncn. lt***h'«s reduced to $396 by June, 1932. gnd la ter to $200. Pooled Thefr ’ Know-How Th^V«w4 m anufactu rin g compa-, nies. making up the council 'a re estiimitvd to have l>cea responsible for one-quarter of th e national output of weapons- nnd m aterial. Organized on a voluntarily co­ operative lutsil. the council brought about an exchange of nil the industrial know-now. trad e secret* and production practice* ^ DRIVEW AYS th a t before the w ar had been , D w ells used in the fiercest kind of com ­ SEPT IC TANKS petition. WATER TANKS Incluileil in council mem licrship CUI.VERTS and HEWERS » were all the n ation's, m o to r veT ransit Ml* Concrete Seconds' available a t low price hlclt* makers, m anufucturers of nutomotive bodies, trailers, a u to ­ CONCRETE BLOCK motive parts and accessories und the m ajor producers of autom o­ tive tools and dies,. Jigs and fix tures and special-purpose machines Big and little concerns w ere in ­ cluded, all pledged to help speed the delivery of arm s t-i the fig h t­ Phofie 1231 ing forces. S A N F O R D , FLA. In announcing completion of the council’s objectives. Alvnn Mscauley, president, said th** inlustry believed the trem endous tasks of world reconstruction cull­ ed for a speedy retu rn to the •’practice of lively competition by BUck-Disagkt a free and enterprising people.” Competitive traditions, he said, I-U...B* had been "th e - chief source mu only of the industry's phenomenal 2-lMW grow th but also of .the strength th a t it was able to summon to its J-A hiP , t c f i s lo l extraordinary tasks in the w a r­ 88 ! • « tim e year* ju st ended.” loses *0111 Production of baby carriages, strollers, and w alkers in 1911 totaled 1,636,(MK) unit*, ax in­ crease of 32 p er cent' over thut of 1933. C0NCRETE PIPE by ■» m spectator* »h« Minn lu>i'i«ArHtinn B ook* o f th t i > o p e n a t lilt’ I 'i t y Hal l j i l n . l ami RiMmiH- II n a t c h the pfOff««i<w n 2,600.0M Vehicle* §45 Concerns Pooled Know - How, Made Fourth Of All Arms irv m ie d 20 hand* ami hundivd- iitji fo r tV> M unicipal I’rim a rv F .li'c.ioti ii> In* T«cl»l »i Novomlw: / iilh , 15)15, a n d " i l l ic m n in opi'ii cit d ir e x c e p tS u n d a y s an d h o lid a y s, up to a n d iud u d iiiK •Nil mliiifV O c to b e r ‘J7. IH I5. victo ry an d th e mu I th e A rtm A it I ■>*;■>. ll am i th e M arine* en -h < m e a float ,1’nobubly t o u tsta n d in g oT’ th*—v M a r in r Colt S ilim l spectator* Ir> Hake Iriand." t In- I phi II. N* Say or Cil.v Registration Ofl'icur blazoned in light- t*t> t.h Sedei rm pb i-iio.l happitie** will .l«e g »pnukle<l thtoiicbiMit th AS RAGING NAMES SHOOT UP from a garage in « i-ar! wa 5! a on the.blare that starlet^ when a Navy plane p l'irjv ii tx* i Which occurred when twu . .ngle-cng:r.c Navy gl.n.ca Ux-knl w, Freshly Dressed Florida Centennial At Orange Jamboree FRYERS Daily During September \ PENINSULAR ncrete Pipe Co TENDR-FRY POULTRY 205 S a n fo rd X v n u ie Need .i LAXATIVE? f i/iim t i b e BRING YOUR FURNITU RE- T o U S TO UK KXl’KHTI.Y IIK PA IRED A N D KKFINISIIKD W ICKER SE T S l ’ A I N I K D P RICES R E A S O N \ II I . K PRO M PT SEKVICK • v n e f rV , l is Sr :m Antique or Modern (WVSlh war t h r air . . • n u ' pis: csal b i :i i m s i h s*nti Colonial Furniture Refinishers 111 Glenn S l m - t P h o n e 2 -.192 I O i l s ml.,. Fhirids RENT A CAR YOU d r iv e ; IT! ' PHONE 200 STRICKLAND-M0RRIS0N, Inc yit ! f* W1»\C£ p i F irst S tre e t a t Sanford Ave, • a •• ftxtwl. * am »ia« Iwwe n kSrVtVr : k % - rw i o - aisMswt Touchton Drug Co, T ill- III V VI I KTOItl FIR ST A M At.NOl IA PH O N E 32‘. O VER i,mi poo P R E S C R IP T IONS I'll I.KI> prule in hi* r r a p n a r .i hu» *n.< in g o in g to ,h» everyth: nx (kr • We ran now offer the very finest AUTO, BODY AND FE N D E lt KKI’AIKINt T ry o u r new paiulMw. ratdhud. Urn bc~l in C e n tra l -F lo rid a Ut.aviuif toeing any of Si - H 9 > • In a rt«y and oui- equipment wa bark in ronimission within hour insteud of day* ami wn-k».” under JENNINGS T h e A g ricu ltu ra l E itn im ~ » S I* iltK vit-e ll*i a helpful h i l b t i s railin g pig., em pii-lm ,'- g •*- r p*** Yates Auto Paint & Body Shop ITione 371 103 "N. P alm ello Are. G A S H L O A N S $20 TO $250 OR MORE d istrib u te d m ore o r |r .< elu-ili cally lo the- very foundatiiAi Th«- r h 'e f a s s e t o f steel coo s t n u lm n . th e m a g az in e , a y . . th e rig id ity .'with a h ie h «h*‘ building can ag a in h r m u le *erT ireahlr. b u t th e re a r r tw o eco­ nomic fa r lo rs : u n d am ag e d b ru m -. Column- nn,| tr u s s e s ,ru n h r in te r ­ changed. and s f r r l ilirre tly hit th a t In * l«—n too badlv dam ag ed fo r use ra n !>•• salv ag ed u , - n i The Kilgore Seed Co, aimTT rt funnv mow ■Ui' Size or SOME. FOLK' VESTS DEPENDS ON HOW MUCHTMeW E GOT IMTRCIQ — On Your Car or Signature URCU POCKET leum likr building* <»f I m v a f t e r bombing, w ere r .d u r r il_L i . rubble and ‘‘th r w eight a n d a u a i f individual fra g m e n ts - m i k .f Auto Loans Signature Loans $25 to $-100 on Any f 10 to 420 or More Make or Model, •at s s jfk l, • 1*13 ear, m m rf. ■w ar M fswr W llr'a IM* •l,|»a- Car - h a ir tr I'NI I / : JOSH scaywi Fee sad E in tiir i l A K T f tT T I t M ( \ Hr- Women in the U d. U bor fore- O L E T I R E S H O P . O u r m l Wear, *e. tU Veer oesl per « V xrelret. U * r le pea Emergency Loans 2nd Mortgage Auto Lefens jx k x H as » < h m r I* Values *as Mw4r3$ -----: — tw o •as a # a » u ......... B * W MeSrl* I* * aaa., mZu u ..._. - . . . . a*M rii tir nr.** T ae pare*!---------with $52*.OOOJ)*a>in IM*. *> 1Dt the ser-* vice1,you $et at«$uahty the SEdfMIN H R IN M — T I T I . t > — Sri* e w it h the ra s h In Current CIRNTRY .A t preswnt. ap p ro x im ately *« per r e n t o f all tuo th b ra s h e s are loade from nylon bristle*. T o ta l u . a . piuductuM i u t i s i u peeked I m i l nl I 'lot litit nliiMil 5MI till Ntrit •• i*tt«»il Itiodti.l. •l««. tw r»- nl I hr P A H I t \ M O K E 'S 500 oou u» UHSW.OOOe-aa "coiS-“ pared to 17.800.00.) average ir. 1944. according to an esttm at by the Cornua Bureau.__________ e a * W J * a n «» t i r e r t f o i r w v v i e ^ w i l l a d d th o u - a n d * o r d r i v i n g Bliley t o t h e lif e •« —ch m u ju t k ic s ix v ic k <v Hovt womenanc/girls maj^getpantedrefief $50 •9100 •9200 or Mor* •e p w lk te o rea r paUt INO reek OM ■ *«! Meaer Chick Fluker's wife wishna cht’d o* •• re r rrrm 11 se t falls far. NO N K rilA lli* (OPT. flat eaaiiteeal I n a w flile lr HP - 9IM ar omfat gone out lor a c u r e ; instead o* marring® mod ha does, too « . . After payin' inconia tax now adays it's bard to figgar w hich is w on# — L A N K Y ’S DRUG bein' out o* jrll or m onay. STORE Fountain Y riu. TOO. w il l. IIP. KLADINU 1 1II.S m il IX l OR F.ACff W EEK wil.l. YOUR All RESULTS flllla g CET •■•r*rrl|ill0 M* la Ik # Steal Im perlaet l**rl a t Oar th u ln * » Kuumillnt & Anderson 1 hr 9 ’i l i t t i * ta a a c p ■'^Wt-kaar M �A * «- MONDAY, OCTOBER t. 1945 TUE' SANFOHD HEHALD, SANFOHD FLORIDA M IS C E L L A N E O U S : l a s s i f i e d a d v r r t i .s i n c r a t e s lue line for on* Insertion d8r per (Inc Tor three Insertions 37r per line for 6 insertions 0.*i per line for 20 insertions Minimum rates . . . 30r PHONE UR OR BRING YOUR AOs to TH E SANFORD HERALD Count, live •surds In the line. Including phone and address. All sd»erlN em enls” rcr *Ru»tIam rw «nt**-'w llrlH reh»rrve-f»r-«t-tl regular rlsuairitd rate*. FOR S A L E ‘•I * FILL* np witli kerosene and full nil bufote..whiter. * . II. It. POPE CO., 1ST. MAN’S lilryrle. I 'lio u 677*\Y. j _ A NICE bungalow lucated on F irst St-, good condition. With flowing well ti||d tile ground for n small • gnrilen. Chicke/i house, few young oruitgi? trees. If you w ant' n bargain, see me at o n ce, before It Is too late. Edward F. lame. •• FOR BETTER H ealth Drink Mountain Valley Mineral W ater. N pture'n Aid to health. From .H o t Springs, A rk. Let us serve you. * F'or Snle a t Duh a rt’s Lumbar Yard. UOO.Suik ford Avenue. Phono 3N0-M. LOST— ONE Imonurd li ft. electric re ­ <'. Mi Royd A t ’o. UPHOLSTERY fnbllr*. tapestries, frig erato r. Phone lOO-W. DIVIDENDS for III yearn oil duiim-1. - , broi atelles, u good HOUSE | three r o o m s , small ymir fire, automobile mid liu ftiM-l. to ••ele'el from. R.S. kitchen, city wntur, electricity hiltly insutance by not Insuring Brown. 21111 N. O range Ave,. available. Four hits. 50 bv 12d with C. M. Itovd U Co. p h one 4053, Orlando. Kip. •ft. -Asking $1,000.00 (Cnsh). LOST: Pocket liouk with money N ear' I.nke. Ri Lagerqulsl, Bus fn JHPITALIZATION— tm ranm w ; und d rivers' license. Rewind. A. 323. I.nke Murv, Fla. Individual, family nml group, Jenkins. Rt. I, Box 201, Sanford. r . M Itoy 11 a I'n, U 1 •j I HELP W A N T E D - \ I I I j I ay FOR $5 nilditinnnl you <-nn nrld to your nutomobile . liability pojjcy medicnl payment for edcli person accidently Injured while* a nassenger iu your car and each pedestrian h it b uur c u t up Url$75(Le;ii:h. C. .V Inyd A Co. • l'.i TON 'I'liyv'mlet truck stake 1042 STUDEHAKER 4 door sedan, good cOridlttiin, new tires. Phone OUR Jew elry F loater-policy will l,,„i. - h 2J» tires, good comll* 776-W. George Steert’., repay you for jew elry ln-L lion. First house on right. Ml stolen or destroyed, No If: Dorn (mad, Monroe Comer. 1 * ** BORROW H K R L W J I L R L PRIVACY IS RESPECTED -* YOUR n atu ral desire fur privacy In money m atters is strictly respected here. Friends and relatives nrv no! questioned ■ about your credlL Your em ­ ployer or business associates w ill-n o t-h e a r of- your iieribnal { affairs. There is no cause fur I em barrassm ent. Reasonable credit requirem ents. No co-makers oil tronov loans. Variable paym ent plans. FAMILY LOAN CO. Phone 33 Florida Rank llldg. WINDSTORM Inturniire. Now is the lime In | lin e d yullr pmperty again I wiiulstnrin dam WANTED: Girls Mr full tim e llge 1’. \|! Ilqyil A Ul. nt Limey's Drug Store. Ill.tiou l.l I E hiatirnnre to each pel mi a . Ill In !lfi fur 317. MAID. Steady housework. Apply Ml. dividend:/ reduce the y ear­ * II umi A Dept. Store between 0:00 A. M. nml d:iin P. M. ly cost In 3 III.fill lifter the lei year. I \ M. ItoVd A JJo. MAN or woman, fur meat UuuorlFOR SALE: Ample iiuantity long liient, M argaret Aim Sutler life GOLD SEA L oshestim roof Markets Steady juh. See Air. coaling Containing Petrngum. Shuman. . ...Sanford Paint * Glnsn CoinpiKiv, 117 So. Pork Avenue, &AI.E.HIiuly fur Taiichloii Drug Co. PhiiiH? 303. W ANTED: Experienced .Steno­ grapher. Must lie iircurntd, A p­ T W tV ^A R M S FOR SALE—One ply Chase A Co. Extension II acres, tiled land, I good well, No. IH. 2 situ v house. I car garage, P ,oo| house, 000 0 - W est of W ANTED: Man lu operatb scr* |.uke Moimie Punt O ffice,., Ono vice stiitinn. $200.00 required —6 acres, nil tiled, good well, 2 for (Kind. W rite Im perial Flu, story luajse, 2 story Imrn, *4 Oil Co., Ilox 1133, Tam pa, Fla. mile West on O range Houle* yard. J. W. Hell, l-uke Monroe. OPPORTUNITY of rlfetlme supPlinlie IS. » plying DDT und other profitable product* t» farthers In Semi­ LUMBER l.uiiiliei! Wrecking 3 nole County. No experience or story hom e behind Reel’s, very cupitni required. .Must have brl.l IuiiiIht, PI uni .-..doors, winmitu nml guild references. Per' down and plumbing, _ llu h u rt’s m aiirnt. W rite or wire McNKSS 1.11IIltd I Void COMPANY Dept. T. Freeport. (jo CAI.I.ON UuU Im nuls - a Ill,___________ .___________ liuliteil h ip|ily, Sanford Coca Cilia Item tin-* Co. W ANTED: \M n h l fur M ather F urniture Co. See Mr. IlrunFOR HALE . .run. Five room house close Jn. Price t2.idi0.00 W ANTED: Two maids, w aller Rtiherl A. Wllllsms nr wnltress. Cull Mrs. Perry, P h o n e.732 A llan tlr Bank Bldg. Phone 1200. ONE HOUSE, tv it iols in Golds­ DAY messenger, hike or walking boro. Iiiihurl*irf.um ber Yard. H:00 A.M. to 4 P.M., 40c hour. BARGAIN butalne or city gns Night m essenger m ust have hot w ater heater, perfect con­ hike 4 P.M. to 10 P.M. 40c dition. Alsu spine healer. 317 hour. W estern Union. W iit llilh Ht._ WASIIwomun Monday and T ues­ days. Washing machine, ull HOUHEImld furniture. P h o n e m o d e r n conveniences. Phone Ciiunty 3405. I.nke Mury. 543-J. FOR SALE in Miirkluiin—10 acres n-sjdrnt lot- Midway K. Granby Ave. J.E . W alker, 010 Cypress Ave. __*- FlrfilNCIAL— j. ; 1 * * r ? y ------- — COCKER SPANIELS! (1 Red SAVE money when von buy your uhlrv ralaad with full PedliMLjcaiL jtr truck th r u - lo wer g lpe liicmling 3d’ champ*. Six local bank financing and our s old, frum $35.00.- Mrs, lower insurance costa. C. M. .t.M , A.D. Marsh. Box 104, ,Rt. Boyd A Co. New Smyrna fl^tke Ashby). SAVE money on your fire, wind­ CAR trailer storm , automobile,' workmen's cunditlnn. Plmne County 4012. compensation, burglary, lia­ bility. am t other insurance. KOHLER and Campbell piano, Yourll like our profit-sharing good condition.' Also . one cow. plan of Insurance. C. M. liovd Fred Jnmtnes, Paula, F la. k Co,________________________ --------— —— 1■ ~■ TH R EE burner, oil, Neseo • cook LOANS on cash value of life stove, one g ian t burner. $10.00 Insurance policies ut 2H % to 314 Magnolia Ave. , 4 > 4*. 0 . M. Boyd A Co. ' FOR SALE: Two in Ju s. $360.00 work single or double, will do for farm work Deilnry E state, Enterprise, Fin. Phone Co. 4000. WILL p ay-cash for all kinds of used furniture. Phone 324-J. FU R N ISH ED Ti room bungalow with linlh umi garage, . WANTED TO BUY: For cmah, Inquire P.O., II.B. Brown, Lake reasonably priced sreond hand Marv. __________________ -house trailer in good condition/ T ires not ncressury. Phone 071FOR SALE: Milk cow, fresh In W. Mav. Good m ilker. 1703 Mag. nulla Ave. _ ,, W ANTED; 12 gouge shotgun, preferably double barrell, Phone ONE electric imd on* battery 32 V-IL radio. li.T. Ruskell, Lake Mary, one block wroth of school house. WANTED- MODEL* A Ford Ton. truck, rain FOUND b u s in e s s ' s e r v ic e LET MONEY FOR YOUR CAR We’re buying. 1DSD to 11143 Model Chevrolet, Ford anil Plymouth curs. Take advantage of this ready m arket 'to convert motor* into money. HOLLER MOTOR SALES 2U8’ West 1st St. War Fund Drive M ore StrikesThreatened Begins At Dinner As Some End Tomorrow N i g h t IC n s llm n l K e n s I ’s x . O s » ( • National W «r Fund, 00 percent guth to USO and United Seam an Service nctivitics, said Mr. Cole­ man. O f the rem aining am ount; 24 percent goes to relief in European, devastated countries, and 8 percent to devasted ureas in the Pacific th eater. Seven p er­ cent of the fund Is set aside fo r em ergencies and one percent fo r adm inistration and cam paign nr* pauses. Mr. Coleman is being assisted in the drive by nn advisory comr^ittee consisting of Fred R. W il­ son, Edward H iggins and Randall Chnscchnrge o f th e drive includes: W. A. Lcffler, R.L. Dean, F red R. Wilson, Joel Field. ll.B . Pope, Frank Shames, Roy Holler, F ran k Tnlhot, Frank Enns, J.L. Ingley, A*. D uda, W.G. Kllbee, E.G. Kil* putriclw E.I. Hoy, L.K. Lesher, und J.W . Hall. The advance Y lfti com m ittee includes, WA. f^ ffle f, ILL. Corn­ ell, A.E. Yowell and J.L . Ingley. The chairm en appointed fo ri communities arc ns follows: S a n -' ford, L.R. L esher nnd I I J . G u t;! Oviedo, Frank Tnlliot; G eneva,1 W.G. Kllbee; Imkc Mary an d ! I’ualu, Frank Evuns ami K-K. T ru e; Slaviu, the Rev. S.M. Tuuliy; Luke Monroe J . Tilden Jnruhs und L.II. M ann; l^ingwood J.A . Ristllm '; Altnmnnte Springs, ILII. liunday; Forest City, Ches­ ter F osgate und Philip .M ors, | C asselberry. II. C asselberry; G old-' ■■iirod, Miss I^niise P ark er; Chulu-1 otu. Mrs. S.F. Long and the H an-! ferd N'nvul A ir Station, L ie u t.' (jg ) F. Ilemlickson. The Women's Committee of which Mrs. F.E. Roumillut is rlm irm un includes: Mrs. J.N. GUI.,n, Mrs. J.M. Ilayes, Mrs. J. II. Ray, Mrs. E J . Rnuth. Mrs. Si.II. Sm ith. Mrs t).L*. Herndon, Mrs ll.ll. Pope, Mrs. F.E. Huumillol and Mrs. C.M. Berry. i r m l s s e t P ro s P sx , Cine, phone interview , Beirne made his comment* afte r an assertion by W alter II. Petry. Federation field organiser in B altim ore; th at no nationwide strike th rea t had been voiced bv Federation officials. P etry said Beirne had Informed him th e re ­ ports w ere erroneous nnd un­ authorized. fn th e oil refinery wage d is­ pute, S ecretary of Labor Schwellenbach was reportedly preparing n fresh appeal fo r settlem ent the eig h t S tate w alkout which threatens to cause tran sp o rtatio n tie-ups in several a r t i u - . Reports re schlng the wage con f Frances th a t IKS D71‘ was rationing gasoline in the Detroit a re s prom pted the Secre­ tary to telegraph a w arning against any such action. “ If th e supply in the D etroit . c o n f id ic n c e ANNOUNCEMENT SMALL furnished house v>r a p a rt­ ment. ACL family. 104 W. 10th ih .. __________________ L FURNISHED house or ap artm en t, couple |>ermanent, no children or pets. Phone OU-M,_________ B. B, R U HOUSE, two or th ree bedrooms, 'furnished. Perm anent resident_ i U L Box 1021. Sanford.RESIDENT of Sanford last five y ?sfa n n > ilru s^ fu rn iih ? d “ apnrt* m ent or house. Call 702-J, ask for Mrs. Jack W est. ____ H. B. Pope Co. 5nc.^ .Mr. Reynolds will continuu to do crystal, stem * _" • • - , , Wm. E. KADER Jeweler Phone 112 S. Park 6:(I0 A.M. to 8:30 PJW. Fried Chicken Dinners a Specialty At The PALMETTO RESTAURANT Next" To The. Fire Station Under .Management of MRS. C E. GODWIN And C. F. GODWIN ‘ ATTENTION SANFORD CITIZENS »f 1/3 OFF MATHER of SANFORD Phone 127 * ICE CREAM SOCIAL . • TO WORK ON YOUR CAR or TRUCK . V $ SANFORD BOARD OF REALTORS CencraflnH U r& nee - Phono 782 « We Welcome the personnel th a t are being sent here from Melbourne and will ^lo everything we can to m ake your stay a pleasant one* ■ro-votiaij sasvs • *•* n i i i f f l i T , : Bank' Bldg. . There is a g re a te r need for rooms, apartm ents and houses than ever be­ fore. If you have a room, apartm ent or'house for ren t Please phone the Chamber ofCom m erce, the U.S.U. or" any Real E state Broker today. , / * WANT Room 804 .1 5 7 -W TASTY MEALS SUMMER CLOSE OUT Music and Entertainment Admission 25c S h irts and dresses e re now being made from a Florid* weed, known as rUmle, originally liu brted from China. further notice. formerly aHHociatetl with iih, is hack anti will he kM to Hee all of his friends ut . Sponsored by th e Women’H Council of - The F irst Christina Church * Benefit Personage Fund ...... W ANTED: Furnished o r semifurnished npurtm cnl in aclmul vicinity Mr. und Mrs. M.V. Wilkins, Public school teachers. Phone 058-M. —jniPh 118 dPTnTtlljrj, hlitauce staff, and-JOWetry tmtll be serviced to our best itbility. Wednesday, Oct 3 • 6:45 to 7:00 P.M. c F U R N I S H E D or unfurnished house or apartm enL P erm an­ en t civilian resident. Box 20, c/o Herald. _ must discontinue doittR m ajor repairs oil watches, We are happy to annoum*- that Mr. T.V. BroWTU 203-09 E. 1 s t St. WANTED TO RENT In All fairness to our customers and the public we • HhantungH, c h am b ru y ii, g in g lu im a n tK a e e rH u c k e r . . . . .w ith lotH o f tim e le f t to w e u r th e m . 203-09 E. U t '• Phone 127 V NOTICE TO OUR PATRONS . Railroad men's,^"doctor's nnd mii&ea' watches will On all H um m er cottons . . . lovely assortm ent of* INSURE WITH J.D . CORDELL, recently returned from the service—la now locatud in the K ent Jluililing. A uto­ mobile Hepuirs., to conduct itself ns not to en­ danger the nubile w elfare would help alluy the fears which hsve been expressed during the negoti ntion.'' T h / 'f i r a t sanctioned n lr 'm n il Brenner Pass fa the lowest nnd was flown iq the Utfited States one of the m ost frequented pass­ * from n tem porary field post of- es across the Alps. flee tn Long Island In 1PH . Nearly half of Ja p a n 's silk trad* The first special mail train efnrr the w ar was with thu $i made the trip from New York to United States. Chicago in 30 hours und 40 ‘ In the Evangeline country of m inutes in 1875. » Kov'u Scptia, C anada, ore the . Portuguese is the Innguago of larg est Jpilde orchards in the most o f Brazil's 41,353,003 people. B iitish Dominions. and crown repairing. • EXPERT Plumbing, 35 yours ex ­ perience. Lepuirs. w ater heal __ers, Inib-Jn. Imsins, Imllis, hum GAME MEET drv lulls. Good service. No SulTht G u n n 1 and Fresh W ater unlnv calls. George Coursvli, {Midi (’uinoilrMon will hold a llox 678. Phone ('», 4IO*i. meeting ut tlie Roosevelt Hotel, THE HO’,5 is preferable 'to th e ' -Itict loovllle. on Oct. 12. Routine $60 deductible eollihiun or up | m nttcrX yJim ing lief ore the Comset oiitnmulnle m in i nee. Gri missioM v will l>< considered and uiir lu tes fur your i-hfs ind nnyoni wishing to uirpenr liciori the Commission on m atters per­ trucks. G. M. Iloyd Ai Co. taining to the conservation and WE ARE fullv elpiippul und restoration of wildlife resource* know how to recap your tires. in Florida will he heard, according N atural rubber or synthetic, I i I N. Kennedy, director of tho we proti-ct the sidewullrf "\if Game and F resh W ater Fish Comyour, tire. Jonen T ire Shop. miaa,ot Cor. I st *11101 Elm. plume HUH. iiOING lu -fly7 Get a liip ucei-I ch o iettes mimed Fairbanks Tavern •lent policy from G. M. Roy.I ' ill Ronton as the first post office III the new world Nov. 6, itlTJ. A Co. LIABILITY- Insurapuu Is uiust An net of Contlnuotal Congress Impni tunl.You know what - it In 1776 established th e American Would . ru st to replace . your Postal Service, with Benjamin home, (iirnltuie, merchandise Franklin an postm aster general. und uuloinuhlle if desltoyrd. Ilul you don't Kiiuw w hat the Benefits puid American fam ilies verdict is going to lie in u low l/y the life insurance companies suit involving noddy injury ur of the country ure currently run­ d eath,. Get adequate liability ning 23 per cent g rea ter tliun ill coverage, C. M. Itpyd A C o.. 11)41. BODY AND Fender dents, paint Total life Insurance funds i n ' injury ur fuilink should be vested in United S tates Gov-1 corrected now to. combat agirig em inent securities at m id-year j und w eathering. A new pain­ averaged m o re ' than $260 per] less method aw aits you at policyholder. YATES AUTO PAIN T A BODY SHOP 105 N. Palm etto Avri< J/honr 371 DODGE - PLYMOUTH PARTS AND SERVICE 109 P alm etto 'Av*. Phone 1011 area 'll-su c h n* to necessitate r a ­ tioning," he soUi in a wire to A u­ gust Selmlle. Michigan CIO d i­ rector, "It should be done by th e proper authorities.” Schwcllenbach’s telegram to the Michigan CIO director said th a t investlgatlons -by hla r e p r e ­ sentatives convinced him th a t thq rationing program of the union “ is resulting in confusion and re ­ s e n tm e n t tb u t soon will endanger dKe health und sa fe ty of the people of Detroit. "T herefore I vigorously^ urge tlmt you arran g e Immediately a meeting .o f the officers of the union and Insist th a t action bo taken ut on;e to withdraw from th a t program ,” Schwellenbochs telegram said. “ I am now try in g here in W ashington to bring about a settlem ent of th e strik e through . the process o f bargaining. The prom pt recognition by the De- Our FACTORY TRAINED men can quickly and efficiently do that maintenance and repair work that means so much in the good performance of your car or truck. ^ �'O - f A n • Jn y j U nity l « T here Ir. 81rength-— * THE W EATHER T o P ro te ct th e P eace of th* W orld i To Prom ote th e P rogress of A m erlcei To Prodace P rosperity for Sanfprd. r TODAY: P eril) cloudy wi(h » f r» widely scattered thundershowers in south and rrn lra l portions. TOMORROW! P artly cloudy with few wide­ ly scattered thundershower* Thursday. - Not quite ho w arm northern border this * afternoon and tonlRhf. * ■» A S IN D E PEN D EN T N EW SPAPER VOLUME XXXVII «■i , Established 1908 • ------------- 5 Conciliators At Oil Conference Strike Lines SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY,-OCTOBER .7. 1945 Yamashita To Be In Member Associated I’rcsa NUMBER 22. Big 5 Peace. Parley Ends In D iscord British Troops Entering Liberated Singapore PJS1T ’ pines I MacArthur—Restricts} ‘ Jap Overseas Com-! municationsTo Mes­ sages He Approves —-T ele& honeW o^kers Art Expected To Be Out For Four Hours On Friday (By Associate,) I’rtM t S trike lines were expanded in th e Ihst 24 hours by fre sh labor disputes and a survey disclosed some 415,000 idlft one o f the jargest totals Jn m onths. New tro u b le th re a t­ ened as a strik e vote was called fo r F riday th a t will •jjull 200,000 telephone w ork­ e r s off th e ir Jpbs fo r four hour*. Tha h o tte st spots are in th e eoal and oil fields, .where about 130.000 being out has ser­ iously curtailed production. In W ashington, the oil CIO » w orkers reportedly are ready to accept a governm ent plan to end a strik e which affected the plants in 16 statas. A decision is due lata today (4 P.M. E.S.T.) from union and company heads on a .proposal fo r arbitratio n o f'u n io n ^Rem ands fo r a 30 percent wage increase and a tem porary 15 p e r cent pay boost. If rejected it • would mean se iiu re of tne reflnriei. som e closed since Sept- 10. Tne spreading soft coal strike In Pennsylvania, W est V irginia, Ohio and Kentucky—idling some 90,000. miners, brought an em ­ bargo on m ost shipm ents, to con­ serve supplies fo r. essential se r­ vice. O ther strikes reported were: _ ew York City F ifth Avenue bus driv ers: A F L lum ber w orkers in the Pacific N orthw est w here some 01,700 w orkers were -out. S ecretary Schwellenbach’s drive fo r settlem ent of the 12-statc transportation-crippling oil strike showed signs of slowing down to ­ night-. The. fh le f spokesm au of one m ajor com pany, Socony-Vacuum, walked* out of tho peace confer­ ence—and lo ft W ashington fo t oy» Y ork-rSn hdur dnd half “ Some of the people think they need moro tim e, th a t th e ir opinion is ndt iin slite d as yat," sdld the Industry man, C.E. Toltaw otlh of NowfYork. ' * Sinclair Aceepta However, the Sinclair Oil com­ pany announced it would accept Schwelienhach’s plan w i t h o u t ^hnnge. : A O ther conferees, on both sides had brought in some qualifications th ey wished to attach to Schwellcnasch’a back-to-w ork. proposal. Toltsw orth said. B ut he added he was iw t fully fam iliar w ith the views Vp/ the,-C 10 Oil W orkers' ite rn a n o rm r union, since the nion was m eeting separately w ith federal conciliators. In< a le tte r given to Schwellcnbach, Teitaw orth said SoconyVacuum gladly subacribad". to t e o t l points of tho governm ent ™ lsn , including a tem porary 16 percent w age boost pending final settlet.ient. B ut he said he could n o t aubscrlba to arb itra tio n o f the Wage question unles the a rb itra to r were m utually acceptable to both sides, and unless the arb rltra to r. in reaching hia final ruling, consid­ ered th e w age question “from the beginning, and w ithout re ­ ference to oithr th union demand A r tha offers m ads b y ; some oil tom pany. Tl E 7,050Drivers* Licenses Issued By J u d g e "«r* 1 ■ D river's llranse* issuad -u p - to and Including Monday totalled 7,060 a t the office of County Ju d g e B-W. W ere,. It w as an ­ nounced today. Of t h u s 6,720 ware fo r operators llcsnses and • # .* 3 0 for chauffeurs' licenses. Monday, on which day 330 licenses were luued. Persons now jgiahlng to secure drivers’ licenses m ust take driven* examinations which f t e conducted Monday and Thursday afternoon* a t from 2:00 to 4:00 o'clock a t the Sheriff’s of<*ce unnsr direction Of L.C. Ban­ dar, stata highway patrolman. ON LEAVE AMONG THOSE PRESEN T n t th e government-sponttririM voitciliulion conference in Chicago between leaders o f the CIO Oil W orkers International Union and representative* of oil plants are ,<1. to r.): A ugust W. H ummcrt, St. Louis. Mo.; Justice William ,1.. Knous of the Colorado Suprem e Court, Hnd Jam es G. Houston of Texas. They are hoping to av ert a strik e th a t might affect some 250,0(10 worker*. (International Soundphoto) TS- i ... ...*. , .<>n ilr. I * v* i I i{ . H it n i l 's of .(lie* i-iilii i uli.it. The Scmimflc 'C o u n ty War Fund drive got o ff to u -good s ta r t last night with a s ta te ­ ment a t the “ kirk o ff" dinner held a t the M ayfair llotol bv C hairm an II. II. Coleman th at the Advanced (lift* Committee had reported 16 |>errent of the quota already r a j ^ I and with an announcem ent from Cupt. W. T. E astons th a t proceeds from the Naval A ir S tation th e a te r from O c t 7 to Oct. 14-wtH be devoted te. th e N ational Wj j - Fund.. -E xpressing the hope th at this would be the la st W ar Fund drive and th a t the boys would be hom e, before another year, .M r. Coleman expressed 'confidenee in • the cam paign .w orkers and the public's appreciation of U 80 services and suggctli-d th a t the solicitor* “ nut all their bcg.i in one asket." He explained th a t (10 percent of national quota goes to the USO and United Scumen’s Service, 24 percent to -European relief, 8 percent- jo Pacific relief, 7 percent to em er­ gence* and 1 percent to adm inis­ tration and cam paign expense*. Prof. II. P. Constans. head of the departm ent of ipeech a t the y n iv e rsity of Florida and princi­ pal speaker a t the dinner, pointed out th a t although the w ar is over, the sta te of Florida alone! still has 186,000 Itoy* in the xervlrt; m any of whom w ill- be unable to come home for a long tim e yet and he recalled his own impression of the firs t World W ar when, he said, it seemed to him he spent a whole lot more Os ra * e S is Is Back In Sanford After 27 Missions Cp|. Leonard “ Buck" L ittle, who served overseas for two years as a tail gunner In a B-17 of the 92nd bombers of the hth A ir Force, has received his honorahl* discharge . a n d is now visiting his brother end sister-inlaw, Mr. and Mrs- H om er L ittle. H e entered th e service th ree end a half years ago, trained a t th e gunnery school a t F t. Myers, end was sen t overseas In Septem ­ ber, 1943. A m ong hla 27 •mission* were th e Invasion of F ra m e, and he told * of the huge num ber o f A m erican .a n d B ritish bon.!**** th a t participated in thia action and of the v ast h rray of ships ___ J c ra ft in the channel. and landing O ther missions included strik es a t F rankfort. Cologne and other G erm a n xities<He w ears two oak" le af clusters on hia a ir medal ribbon, and has the presidential u n it citation, and good conduct ribbon. On .A u g . 7 be 'arriv ed from Scotland on tha Queen Elixebelh, HU m other livaa a t Sylacauga, AU. P rio r to anterIng tha service he assisted hia brother. Homer, a t his Soda Shop. - . / t In- British r.inpite .-.trees are Photon Are Taken Of Flooded Basin As 2 Ineli Fall Reeorded * Brought' A hoard By Stretcher Carriers , Is/Hard Celeryfeds/l At Worn Foi nor Game Wi th Seabreeze T-Sgt. H a r r y West Wins Service Award - CITY BRIEFS f Lehmann hmunn To Confer Here On Bond Drive Cpl. John Gradick, Jr. Major P. King Is Is On West Virginia On U S S Block Island ■* ."!>(. “X T '.’ T of shown being" greeted It) vheeiing crowds on enter im: Sincqporo aft.-t"tlir iVipii'nes'e’ garrison'had Mirlemleied. m the hail Itecli e latrl non city. c u t. Enemy r.nemv forces I,trees na.l heen in in routrol . „,li..| ,.f Hu< "i-icnt Hiltisli naval Im.e tn th e ! Lieut Lenton. Brown CpL *‘Buck” Little Graduates A t Hondo CuUskH Columbus was em pioM d M » t n a p . ^ qUart . m aker in P orto»*«•;*, *»i T * Arm y W AKHIf^rTON, Oct. 3* (AIM —Scqatoi* Johnson,' (D Colo), told the Sedate Inday th at G reat B ritain Ass turned down President T ru ­ m an's, proposal-to perm it im ­ mediate im m igration of 100.-000 Jew* into Palestine. H r said the British govern­ ment will announce next week a plan to adm it 1,51)0 Jews a month, or 1R.OOO a year., A . British w hite paper now in effect lim its im m igration to 10.000 a year. L O N D O N . O c t. 7, ( A P ) — htrnit* .settlement* since thee captured it. along w i l t M..!nV:i .mil la \.i ,m.l Snm lltia. in III 12 mm.ii 1S e c r e t a r y o f S t a t e Jn m O H -F afte r Jepait attuckeil. I Inlet tiational I ■ •„ * 1 ^ r * ------------ -— ------------------------------------------------------- — _______________________ :__________ : ______________ H y rn t's a n d S o v ie t F o r e ig n C o m m itto r M o lo to v b r o u i i h t I n to t h e o p e n to d a y a d in n g re e m e n t u m o n g th e m a jo r » » „!» . S C* • —a ' It* .I n t a r m i lia t l( ln • 11to w e rs w h e t h e r a Biff T h r e e i u n d e r s t a n d i n g f o r b i u n k c t. Jnpnn. the Moscow radio reportedC iI L p a rtic ip a tio n by a ll fiv e It sniil the form ation of a four power control governm ent p r in c ip a l p o w e r* in t ^ e E u r o Miiviu ‘Kdwntil llig.Mti- a n <1: for Jap an should precede any pre­ Jtean peace settlem ents w-xixted. (It)- rom m issivnet M I. t.istgi viously agreed upon “consulta­ In a pres* conference, Molotov auuittmced ' Imlav t tint * l|iev will tive commission" to direct a long discluuu-d any knowledge of such not lie- candidate- f..| le electio i ! ____________ range Allied occupation policy. an agreem ent. E prlicr Byrnes in th e entiling pi inlin e mi Nov , il. • The Korea yvnrniug came a fte r said President Trum an ami Prime. leaving the field vvi.l,. ,.| kii foi. Minister .A ttic le ft the Potsdam purported "prom otions” o f Ja p new ^umliduloh. ----- X — ------------ officials serving there. All such* conference with the undurslnnding Up to I lit- morning no cptfdi. promotions are ineffective. Allied that France und China would he ilates lunl npp'i- .1 1 t • ■ •» In a te lle r lo hi- parent-, \V of l.'it*. i.| i . II \ headquarters said, adding th a t its ‘ vet to I l iot ei nioeiil engineers of the perm itted a full .shitfc in the (I. Livingston. J r . Yin, -ertim r own m ilitary governm ent is the le g ’sli 1' , i . i f... ihi- I .lack-onv llle district are comluct- discussions of treaties, hut th a t aboard the USS S a n c lu a it. Itd.l it Th *i - i l . .. it The ilire need fur u new hiM- sole authority for Korea. i i ,|„, ing a -mvev of central .I ’lorida M arshal Stalin apparently under­ of the removal of prisonere ffppt elrrtlon l tiitul in Seminole County was th • prhll'ity uatetwu>>. including the upper stood the two nations would lie The first report of a rice riot . « || i ,i . the object nf discussion yesterday, in northern Jap an lent credence Japan •»*» >’ei!t. 15 Tvle-d tv . lb ” ; I. ST John's Valley, now heavily burred from such ..discussions. nt a m eeting of the ItonTd "o f i'o Vhe"possibility th a t H iagaahil / " ’’‘.H iL Mn< *C ll .ggii •. vv11.• It t n O' lloinlcd, the St. Lurie River and Bvrncs announced tbu deputies County Commissioner*. Kuni m ight resign and his cabinet “ h" ul *0--10 a lte r a t e n eventful ttffiee expire- .Inn I ..Milled that ntliei w aterways to deterhlijio would continue to work here on nigbt." lie wrote. ” .\t iiimiii yes while the combi lint ion of job >f wlml should be done in. the way sonic aspects of the conference . Following the discussion. C hair­ go with him. trrd ay our filwt load oT patient maym and-m m nigci >*f tin Seni of flood control and w ater con- which ended w ithout nn agreem ent man W.G. Kilbee appointed u com­ came nitonrd. There wenfit*' j inolr (’nuntv ilm iobet of t'oni - el vatiiui. il was announced today mi any major issues. It seemed ubm ittee consisting o f. II.It. Po|ie GEN. EISEN H O W ER 'S-H EA D ­ b.nl vvoikc.l -n lisfm lo rilv . by Minor Kdwuivl Higgins. vlous that Truninn, A ttlee .and and C.R. Clones to investigate QUARTERS, FRANKFURT, Ger­ Stretcher cnies und the vvatci from al| angles ways and mi-uns many. Oct. .'I (A1)—Gen. George was quite rough. Il was very (he rbnm l.ci of Commcice work J'lii- survey Imd been inicrrunt- Rlnlin would be, obliged to reach diffirnll to hoist I hem from the I |m,| leached a point tlmt .t( ie of securing a now ...hospital. 8 . Button, most colorful American | val by tl e war emergency, he add­ a basis for a meeting o f minds E.L. Burdick, deputy clerk, a c t­ field general of World W ar XI. **"“* to lhs- shin, hut Iheysjnau | quiled his umliviiled alteuthm . ed. Cq-upcratiou of th e'N avy here before the work could lie resumed seed a fte r -0 long a time. Tim Re added that he wished to e \ on w. riting ths Umtie*. It . . ed as secretary a t the mcgtlng it\ was relieved of the command o ( , .. .. "I I I I ) . 1enlisted -1111-1(111 xvr t k i u i : . Iaurir.l IU IIIil _ If. , .. , , lo nm-curi! thin -:o<*t — ---------- to the is la'ing ,*~W Ills iippiecIiijToq. pintle-.. '.he flooded 8fc ‘‘kcly l)(ey Would comthe absent* e f County Cterk' O. h i. T hird arm y and il. pule, hut flashnl the nurse n City Cominivi-iutivrs und people P. Herndon who has lieon con- tion xone yesterday 'because he very sweet smile und Imde her lohn- as a mean.- of aiding l.{ unuhicate through diplomatic chan­ nels before meeting personally. fined by illness during the past Imd perm itted Naxis to participate fatew ell when they were Judsle.l o f S an ford for th eir "w onderful I In* -urvi'v. cooperation" in the development week to the Florida S anitarium in in- lire G erm an civil government from the boat. A two inch fall m the St. of the conimtinitv d u rin g the „, „ .. LONDON. Oct. Il, (,P )— The Orlando, and who is reported to for B avaria. Joht>. River level was recorded An announcement - front G en.1 , , afternoon stretch er rose- l>a-t five’ years, lie Im- been in .d u rin g the past three d a y s ' by fine-power conference o f foreign be recovering rapidly. office a- a coninilssltiner since' l Archie Smith at the Sanford Boat m inisters, a fte r three weeks of Eisenhower's headquarters made arrived. Ihe w ater calme.1 down H erbert llehrens. grow er, ap ­ J a n I, IP .'17 Work- The decline tvus three discussing Kurnpcun Peace s e ttle ­ peared wiQi bis attorney E .r. no mention of c h a tg e , th a t P at- "J ihe evening und h.nft hoe I Mi l o d g e -tai<'d tlml be q u artets of an inch on Sunday, ments, ended la st night in a p p a r­ •"“« " f l,“ »'enl* were linusholder and . reported that too had been lenient with Naxis j *” *• vn-bcil to exp ress a p p u e ia tiio i Oie same oil Monday and n drop of ent failure. and Indifferent to the plight .if brought .aboard I volunleere.l to heavy lossca had resulted during person.. It said only "*'1' " ‘*‘••(1 meet them »t foi the sup port be bits r t s e i v u l th e , recent storm when w aters displaoed The m inisters of the United —ori-•IndiS- O -h — in,, gangw ay and lake them during Inv th r e e te r m - • m nine one half inch on Tuesday. Cars IC l l s r -Six)from the main ditch inundated his through the line, rarry m g their y e a r- of service, which lime, lie und trucks have resumed travel States, Russia, G reat Britain, .Sanford to Osteen hut the FranKc nAd China Concluded their farm . He asked w hat the com ­ luggage for them. Most of llm milled was sufficient foi nnv ftom m issioners intended doing about men ' were A ustralians. Dutch. inittvohinl to give to tin work fill* between bridge- are still first pcnco talks in a deadlock clearing ditches. over procedure which uuthorltn-Javanese and British. All of th" it It, I tlml .a ch ange -bjipjil be flooded. T raflic continues across the! Hvc circles said would Imvu to lie Commissioner Kilbee replied v men looked fairly well hut only mnile Geneva Bridge and fills, luit th e re ; resolved by President Trum an, th at the County would sin, the because of tIn* toils of food tluit I* a dupgrroiiH depression jn one Premier Btuliu und Prime Min* best it could in th e fu tu re in re'was diopped bv the Yanks lifter ttf the filjs that needs attention ister Attlee. gard id these m atters. Commis­ the War. o f ctmilft engineers and workThis was Ihe first m eeting of sioner II.II. Pope advanced the "Everyone of the men I took men inmic|jintclv. lirenrdilig i the major powers in which lio suggestion th a t establishm ent of By "Duke” MarNeill ra re of were either rap tu red a! tlrie Mallueiix of I lit- t ’ouny joint communique was issued a t a soil conservation d istric t would The Seminole High School foot- j Hong K..ng. nr Singapore, Jin ’ll A IR F O R C E KUSIITK.lt A gent’s office, who drives here the conclusion of discussions, lie a solution of th e problem, lie .all team has been hard a t work ,n , , , , , „ r pvi.rtiary, I!) 12. The.- H E A D Q U A R T E R S . IW O -ll.MA. e r e was wna me m m - l y - a .l i r_i e f an added th..._ a t _a. petition with 2n1 ____ 11 W IWI **" th e ja x t few «Uyn in prepare_tix iu lm L ju iv - iiuiiI - L hiu -*rr(. -i;- t tipccinl 1— i'rrhntnH t-g r dally from Geneva.____________ • T hl ’lirrc iw uoa a ffiggd '< a r~ g rjfW T g |^ P fir]llo h fo r't th eir .^riilrtlBg^roM est homi. ( | nrt>. „f Lake .Mmiroe . eontiuues at | nounrem ent th a t the.council had H a iti West, :i2, of Sanfiiid. Im • survey to bo presented to Uoanjy I with Seabreexe H igh School ° j w cie very 'cheerful und Ihfllte.l na nhum. the .-aim- level, and w ater "decided- to term inate its present " it i.r t lie Mel Itot loll- S. iv i . • ennlimn - to ....... I (lie Luke I session." A gent C.R. Dawson, would resuli . D svtona Beach, ith the sight of cleanliness iiud Unit award us a loeiaber of the Russia Insists il. such u survey Iwilng made I The second strin g has been run- the bright liglits. One uf them :HHI|| A ir Service Group on Iwn Slime llonlpviild. especially a t the i< omiInm- s o * P*mr »•*» long through Seabreexe’* plays aaitl tiist they tfully shuul,l mil In an authorited statem ent, fiMit of Sanford A veilin' where Jfinn U. S, Secretary of S tate Byrnes (.gainst the firs t tra m fo r the have thought up sepuratv name* Hi- e ff o rts ' along * with llm - i the road is _lower and near the disclosed the issue which dead­ last few practices and stro q g em ­ fo r these ships, th a t' Heaven No of o th ers of his mol were -u Hotel Mayfair. This road has locked the ronferrncu was Rusphasis has Iteen p ut on pass d e­ 1, llravun No. 2. Heaven No ” . vital to the success o f all opei been blinked to traffic. i I -,tul InncS (In I'aac Hlahll fense. Ilan d d K sstn er is expectetl ate. could lie Ihe only name fm utlon- d u rin g the iiivu-iitii ul’ - Il wa* n pm led from Del.ainl to see urtinn this week a fte r Is'- them. . iiiiiiui I th a t on Tuesday the river reached Iwo .hum und durin g " " ‘' " " . i cm and i- higher than at HOTELS INSPECTED ing injured In the E u ili s ' fra'y. figiiiei missions against Japai HONDO ARMY A IR FIELD, Aside from Donald Dyess who also • "My first patient was a Java any ....... -line 1928. W ater about J E. Mattocks, deputy hotel HONDO. Texas, O ct. 3, (Special) was Injured id the firs t game, the Itese lad who iiud learned to th at 11:«- e n tire unit wa- coin- -i* im In* ileeii i- running over vcommissioner, was in Sanford — A nother g rad u atin g class, re- "F ed s” will lie a t full stren g th . epeuk English front an English niendcil by R n g a d ie r General Ihe Kustls highway ca st of the Tuesday Inspecting hotels und Ernest Mm ie, ronimaiMling gen presenting nearly every state, river, which i* approxim ately four restau ran ts. Conditions in respect S ealirrete won th eir firs t game O fficer while in prison lie told roirtfijeled th e 3C-week. B-2'.i over W inter P ark F riday night me. about being captured at Java I t tl of tile VJI I'lglltei Coin and a half feel iilmvc n o rm a l.1 to these have not been fully antmaud. anti sent to Thailand to work im FlighV E n g in eer course a t Hondo a rm .m uy A Air l. Field, Pl.M Hondo. i i nn.i.. tT exas., . . . . . When iney tooa to m e a ir to the construction of u xuulebnd T S g t. West is the -on of Many aide load- near the river infuetprv .duo to lack of help and A — 7 to 0 win over the hard to Burma. They would have t t Mrs. Julia Wesl. 80).,, I'y iire s -. iijul il- tributaries are hlorkcd m aterial, he said, ami. addciiN h a t on Monday, Sept.* 24, and a t im -1fig h tin g W ildcats.” T he boys from as help and m aterials for repairs t'" ' vV*,tt!rcut trees in the jungle und then Avenue. Sanford. II" elileied the | sw .\l ,le?l Vthe h ^ Unnow .w IIIKht ® l l i c c r I *h' Actual rainfull recorded by become available, ho will have to AWirdCd j„ f lti*ir showed n tu ln ir plenty ■((■cltof power I*Hill’ ca rry the heavy trees out to the , Army in Augu*t. 1911 nod Im- Weatherina’ii II.F. W hitner -in Ito morn strin g e n t with inspec­ road. Many tiled here and they been in Ihe Pueifie iheatei spile {-Haufolvl during— Hrplrntliei— w as tions,— —— — :------------------- -—----------propeller fo r « lin u r e le c e . Among W inter P a r k V linu bald them i- were treated very bad. They were ’Ni.v i iiilw rrn M " :— “ T_ -----------____ _______ I LI.29 im-he- or 7.90 inches above 45 varda gained on th e ground. beaten and starved. They gut no the. grad u ates wag Lieut. Lenton Coach K ettles and m ost of his |1 | r-v I r 1 1 (1 M U 1 "ornial•of 5.99 inches. This A. BroWn J r . o f Sanford. I mole than seven inch excess just squad were in the stan d s Friday foot! at all except w hal little o “ * C i d i \ * I I j O i l l l 8 r The g rad u ates received com­ night ‘w atching Seabreexe as the Ihe natives would sneuk to them. \1;ir1o In S a n fo r d leitfc-enU'.l the iieuvy missions as second lieutenants lame between Sanford and Or- They ale insects, frogs, snakes, m ilU L 111 oam uxu Iaj|w_ttui-inic llm -torni' period. It lixards and anything that wnul | ty U Office hours a t thu C ity Clerk’s or flig h t officer appointm ents. offticis the' dry period curlier in Hndo which was scheduled fur fill them. Syvi'rul G! loans tu returning the year, and results in 5.59 office will be 8:30_ A.M. until T he F lig h t E ngineer is the Sept. 28 was cancelled due tu All of the men I met .told servicemen of Beugeoli* County inches excess uf lain for the year 5i00 I'.M. s ta rtin g 'Thursday, inla te s t addition to the fly in g of the illness of a num ber of players Sim ilar-, aj-iu l .T h a ila n d , .recently- upptoved- by to-dnsc.—Th»( t‘x r,-ir for D»44 -wbs J ♦Jvsij o f - 9:00 - A.M. -until- 6:80 fle e r, ran k s of th e A rm y A lri the' Orlando 'squad. I’.MTu* fo rm e rtjrit' rly -it waq announcgovernm ent, according to 12.25 inches of lain. Forces. “Be*a of th a g a s can", he a large crowd is expected to anti how unfiuman the Japanese ed today ny by City Clerk ILN. i* virtually in control of the allrru t F riday's gam e as this were. A fter a year of this those M rs,. Ro-amond Chapman, secre„ f , | ie Kwslwrnl Savings Sayer, plane alm ost all the tim e in his will be th e "F ed s” firs t home th a t were, left were shipped lo , , | an,H Loan A saorlatlon of Hanford, role of a m a ste r mechanic, and tilt. *A crowd of o v rr 400 wilm ** Jap an to work in Ihe F r in k Evans TiT Tuv-I---T he-regular meet in g -o f T aylor arrxinautical enginser. Stationed at cd S anford’s firs t gam e lit E ustis mines. While in Ja p a n coiHlitiimmulijnj. t h,; Coinmantiery No. 28, K. T. will an instrum ent panel, th a t dwarfs ag ain st th e E ustis P an th ers. A l­ w ere much better. living q u arters | lU.n l Bl„, wh|ch j lie held Friday, Oct. 6 a t 8:00 th a t of th e B-29 com m ander pilot, though Sanford lost 13 to 15 the w ere much lietter and fcaal wa- joun, three limes a day, -After __ The loan* aro uppruved by the A otto ne liour. ruufpreitcn-iii re g u rd A i -M. -im portant business-w ill be v * hU—job enables • > jju p e rfo n to Chiwd sremeij. to ag ree it -was a served 4 " ' manyWmifffths J lf - h a r d m hm -'ln- g o v clniurnl on the Itsxis of up to 'Ihe'lliinciiiiigW iTT O c L '29 of taken jup. Ail S ir Knight* are carry heavier loads over longer good game; the cupper mines they would lie th e II 1.000,(100,900 eighth and invited to attend. praised valuation of.,property to ­ distances w ith less gasoline. trq n sfe rre ifto factories — due to ward improvement of which tho finul Victory L iait drive, will be the physical condition. Fram ew ork and fronts fo r win­ loan- are being made, Raymond held a t 10:.'I0 A.M , F riday Oct. ”1 M two American boys- M. Hall, realto r, hus been a p ­ 12. with Kurl Lehmann, executive dows in tha naw Cowan Store early this inormng. On* was from pointed by th e government ax m anager of the Florida W ar F in­ on F irs t S tre e t have been pieced, Pennsylvania, and th* oth er froiri appraiser for G.l. loan property ance Committee in charge, ac­ finishing of th* interior is proON TH E U 88 BLOCK IS- M issouri. They were captured hi valuations here. cording to W.W. McEachern, ceding rapidly and stuccoing of ON T H E USB SYE8T VIR­ LAND IN T H E PA C IFIC , OcL 3. M anila. They said it was hell the brick exterior of the building Of advantage to the veteran S late chairman<€'«*lla*eS It* Hm , Sexes) GINIA IN TOKYO BAY. (D e­ (S p e cia l)— M ajor P . King, radio Of th e -q u o ta , Am ericans will has been sta rte d . ‘ is the low rate . of Interest set layed)—Jo h n E. Gradick, Jr., Cpl. technician, th ird class, USNK, by the governm ent n t not over he requiftd to ptU'chase 92.000,USMC. son o f Mr. and Mrs. J.E . whose wife Mrs. M ajor P. King OOO.OOU in . K- m ifflmls. Seminole The new addition to tAfefclui.t I’REKH PRAISED four percent, he said. Gradick, M agnolia Avenue. Ban- lives a t 19004k Magnolia Avenue, County’s quutas have not as yet Tuxedo Feed Company a t Second LOS ANGELES. Oct. 3, OF)— ford Is serving on thU battleship Sanford, FI*., has been serving Donald Nelson declared yesterday been announced. S treep end S anford. Avenue Is S W E E T DISCOVERY which steam ed into Tokyo b a r on thia escort a irc ra ft carrier, It has been stated th a t this, the now practically complete. Of W ASHINGTON, Oct. 3, OP)— th a t “ no single force in this with the initial occupation force. The f ir s t BLOCK 18 LAND country—no single institution— S ecretary o f A griculture A nder­ eighth and final bond drive will concrete block construction a n J A fter a y ear In which they w as sunk by a G erm an submarine k s higher in ita contribution son disclosed la st n ig h t th a t E- be launched, f o r . the folluplng m easuring S3 by 7 8 - fe e t, th* had seen only sp e re e ir populated o ff A frica in Mag, 1944, b a t ran addition provides needed storage to .w inning the -war th a n th* 600,000 tona of su g ar h a v e . been purposes: UUnds, crewm an found th e dense­ accom panying destroyer escorts Am erican press.” 1. Tu bring our men home, space fo r feed and hay. discovered in the ports of Java ly settled a re a a novel sig h t. W ith picked up every man of th e crew Tb* form er W ar Production since the Jap an ese surrendered., provide m usterin g pay and take lore th ey could w atch th e and than finished o ff the U-boat, board chief told press rep resen ta­ The USO will hold a picnic Obvious!# pleased o v er the dis­ care of the aick .e n d injured. Th* crew, alm ost intact, was tive* t m / u 600 business and covery, A n d erso n ’ to ld newsmen 2. T o provide costa -of contract outing Sunday a t D a jto n a Beach °* “ • - t - a < U e assigned to a new escort carrier, Civic lea A r k a t a national news­ e t e con fere nee th a t th is su g a r cunoellutiuii and liquidation of fo r th* benefit of servicem en In th e w est w as FuJiya which was renam ed the BLOCK p ap er week lu n c h eo n : and wlvaa end USO hoateaM i should v ery g re a tly sh o rten the th e w ar e f f tr t. .sacred J a panese moun U ln. a ISLAND. 8 he reached th e pacific 3. To m aintain the forces of and sallorensa. The bus - prill "T h* p restig e of A m erica as period of ratio n in g in th is coun­ sig h t every m a s aboard bad been in tim e to take p e r t In (he a nation la th e po stw ar years is try . H eretofore, it has been ex occupation in G erm any end Jsp a n . leave th* USO a t - 1:00 P- I f . i 1 prom ising himaolf fo r Okinaw a cam paign and th e inva­ dent on your peeled th a t consum er rationing * 4. To encourage th r if t an d keep return a t 3:00 P. M , m onths te sep, . sion o f B orneo., to USO D irector Joe m ight be necessary th ro u g h 1940. -dowii inflation Speakers U r g e Sup- C o u n t y Commission port Of War Fund;1 Selects Pope And USOService Lauded Clonts For Project F rank M. Russell of Sanford, whiao wife Uvea iq S anford, re ­ cently made a seven-day to u r o f Sw itserland. Ilia unit of tha F ifth Army’s 34th "R ed Bull" Division U stationed northWaat of T rieste, Italy , aa d It baa been e f two or th a policy of th e division to a rra n g e vislte f o r Its men |e places o f in terest. If, j Ylc. Livingston Higgins And Lodge Survey Is Made 15 Percent Of Committee Named f l S s T S S Writes To Parents Decline To Run m u \r 11 F o r R e - Lied ion Upper Valley Quota Reported To Study Plan For Of Hospital Ship U l •o t. Jo h n s Raised At Dinner Building Hospital A mericun I* r i soners j F irst L ieut Jack B. Pearson* former bomber pilot and prisoner of w ar In O enaaav, U visiting his ub tb er, Mrs. jlu th F u ra o n of Fab la. Ho was recently a t Augusta, Go. visiting bis wife TOURS SWITZERLAND who (a a WAC. From 8anfortl WITH TH E F IF T H ARMY. be wiB proceed to tho redlstxlbuITALY, Oct. 3, (S pecial)— Cant. tlon - center a t Ban Antonio, M TOKYO, Oct. 3- (AIM—General Totnoyuki Yam ishlta will lie tried in Mnniln by a'U .S . m ilitary com­ mission os a w ar crim inal. eral M scA rthur’s headquarter* in Tokyo announced tedny. He will be a rra in g e d -o n Oct. 8 a t the home of the Philippines high commissioner. He w ill be charged with the '.‘res|>qn*ibility for b ru ­ ta l atrocities and other high crim es against the people of the United S tates and it* Allies and dependencies”. The tria l will be u |m-ii to the public. General M acA rthur also r e ­ stricted Ja p overseas financial nod business com munications to messnges he hs* approved, and warned the Ja p goY,‘rnm c9l keei* its hands off Korea. While th rea ts of famine brought fresh troubles to the J a p cabinet. Russia .meanwhile announced to the Major Powers Disag" fee On Terms Of Potsdam Decisions; New Meet Likely M. Jt-i— '-ireXs-.i � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1945 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, October 01, 1945 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 01, 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 01, 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/e2e7b15171c776a7737b2537f9675611.pdf aceeaf2be4c5b91c7881d68de177675e PDF Text Text T c. n PACK EIGHTH t iie Sa n f o r d h erald , ;ia h fo rd , Fl o r i d a AVEDNksi AY,. ftEITEMUEU (30, U M r »u » ILL up with kerosene and furl oil before winter. TOR SALK II. II. POPE CD.. INC. Six room house, 3 acre* of land UPHOLSTERY fabrics, toimstric*. on paved road |niniedi"l>- jh*» damask*. briKOtelle*. u good session. Robert A. Williams stock to select from. R.S. Atlantic Blank Bldg Brown. 2311 N. Orange Ave. Phone 732 Phone 4053. Orlando. Fia. FOR HALE HOSPITA I.IZATlON ltisu**nrr. Five room house, 3 acres tiled Individual, family ami group land on paved road. Robert A. Williams C. M lloyd & Co. Phone 732 Atlantic Bank Uldg WINDSTORM insurance. Now Is FOR HALE the time to |rmrcl your pro­ perty ngnliist wiinlsturin dam­ Five room house close in. Prlco $2.H60.00 age. 0. M. Boyd & Co. Robert A. William$2,0U0 LIFE Imulrulict- to em-n Phone 732 Atlantic Bank Bldg. person aje* 16 to 36 foi $17 60, dividends reduce the year BULK imitation black pepper, any amount Phagnn's Grocery. |y cost to $13.60 after the 1*1 Old l-iike Mary Itond I'hetie year. C. si. Boyd A Co _ 609 J . FOR SALE: Ample quantity long FOR .SALE life GOLD SEAL asbestos roof by the ownrrn coating containing PeUogum. Sanford Paint A Glass Com­ Ford Mini cl A pany. 117 So. Park Avenue, 11*33 Plymouth .Srtlan 11**17 Plymouth pickup I Chervolct long whrrl l»ai*i’ TWO FARMS FOR HAI.B-Ono truck with hydrnvlir dump 3 trren. tiled Und. 1 «*»ml well. 1941 Dodice truck trnctor with 29 2 utorv house. 1 rar garugr. 1 ft flat trailer ^ool house, tJOU ft. West of May hr Inspected at Lake Monroe Tost Office. One Semlnolr County Molora —ft urres, all tiled, tfuod well, 2 109 I’ nlmrlto atury house. 2 story horn. *-4 ■ ~IHife Weil on Orangp Houle- 1941 PLYMOUTH Sedan Special yard. J W Hell. Lake Monroe. llel.uxr, Rndii( nnd h>atr' Phone I ft new lirr« I’ tmiie 796 \\ aflr; 6:0(1 I' M LtJMHKH |.ii inher * Wrecking t story Itoil In*Itmd Keel's, very best luinl»er I'leiit*- dinirs. win down and plumbing. lJuharl's I timber Yard Building blocks Light-wulled K Inch bv in-mch. ft inch by H inch by 1 2-lnch. J. E. Terwillegrr, .'HIM Elm Avenue. Septic tanks, srwer pipe, step iing stones and flower pots lee J E Terwillrgcr, *'108 Kirn Avenue. i Ml GALLON Huk Innrel* - a limited -upply .Sanford Cola llottling Co l (’oc.i ONE HOUSE, two Iota in Goldl*ort>, Huhnrl'x Lumber Yard. ONE 11 TUIIK floor inudcl radio, nil wave. Price $60.00, Cu-li :|IK) K IHth St GUEST l )F <li awei * . dreaser: girl’* bicycle Magnolia Ave. H E LP W A N T E D F IN A N C IA L - ill. Call l*c -ecu ii> .iplHiiiitineiit only Edward F Lane BRAND new 10 inch t Phone «2 « ' SAVE money when you buy your next car <jr truck thru lower local bank financing and our lower insurance costa. C. M. Boyd A Co. SALESLADY for ! mi j iik i«t |/( I •a*$4 ‘I III* I Kit It*! NF.W MOTORS l'l\mouth l'u*»uiiri*i I .it* D<»*lge I'iimniiMT I :»i IUhIit*. Truck* S t.. * Srminolr Count t Motur* 10«# Palmrt to Phone MXID .'•I# >i*tv Iihikpro i I. Apply ll .tin! A Dept Store U U w n 9 oo A M and It 00 I*. M. AVE money on your fire, wind­ storm. nfltnmohilr, workmen's compensation, burglary, lia­ bility and other insurance You I t , like our profit-sharing plan of insurance. C. M. Bovd A Co. .! ot I woltres-ea at once! Setnjiiole Driving Park, Freddie's (D ANS on cash sntue of imurance policies at 2 H% WOMAN with escellent knowledge C471. C. M. Bovd A Co. taole arrangement to assist pro­ motional campaign in con­ nection with nationally . known W A N T E D table necessity. Must have car for full time career. Unusual TO BUY: 1939 or ’40 Ford. PlyMOUSE trailor for nle around mduth or Chevrolet, Must be eurnmgs Write in detail anj $2(K) 1)0. Inquire Willmt Set in good driving condition to interview will be arranged for vice Station, 2601 Kmifoid Ave make long trip. Phone 867-W. training in Sanford and Dr* Phone H22-R. I .and. Bos CM. c/ll Herald. W ANTED: Grocery store shelves. Phono 609-J. 6 ROOM house wall hath, tin MAID, full time, good pay. Phone mediate imsstssiuM Ike llutlcr IL L pay cash for all kinds of Gimli-rville. used furniture. Phono 324 J. til I SIDE sale-man and ml ( Alt trailer for hnulmg, g***! fm Mather Furniture Cu DRUG Store In some good town condition. I'liotie Cwunlv IM2. Mr. IlniriRori . in central part of state. D.A. KOIILKK nnd ('atniilN'II pi Ulill, WOMAN fix sewing. Apply lieHutchinson. Elisabethtown. N.C. IfiNNl condition. AImi •mm* hut twren I<1 IK) A M. and 1:00 U ANTED: Cornet or trumpet Krttl Jain men, Pnoh* Kin I'M Valdi-t Hotel. I'.AIUiAIN hutainr nr <itv gu« W ANTED 26 head coloretl sec­ hot water heifer, perfect con­ tion Intxir for work In San­ M ISC E LLAN E O U S dition. Aim tpurg hcntei -117 ford. 67c per hour, 4H hour Went iMh Ht. week. Report nt I HI Myrtla ■ t• * • Ave. HOP A.M. THREE burner, oil, Nexen rook al«iv4*. one giant Inn nor U n til GIRL for cleaning. Apply Vnhlcx 314 Magnolia Av6 Hotel tietwien I nisi A.M and I no I* M FOR SAl.E Nice 6 room home ,ui .Mugnolin Ave. Owner leaving city lmmediate nossession. Robert A. WilliamPhone 732 Atlantic Bank Bldg FOR R E N T KENT Miller, 216 Wr 6 th 8 L, Ocaltj Almond, s rifleman, la the son of Mrs. Rose M. Almond a t 046 D e l I w o o d Are., Jacksonville. Keith and Muterspaugh are members of the 124th Infantry Regiment Bmull furnished milv Pal­ SMALL I*ii M-tii-ii h„u.e or •ivc-nt At 1. f„i,i,ly. 1114 W LOST III Build your living nxim around a lovely Ijiwson type Sofa or Love iScat and you’ll have a room that is charming and distinctive. Of full sring construction . . . un invitation to relaxation and comfort Du N c A n p Yi Y f e Sb'FA . For those of you who favor the charm of Eighteenth Century furniture this Duncan f’ hyfe Sofa is the answer to your decorator problems. An authentic reproduc­ tion of the early designers. Beauti­ fully upholstered. Originally 149.50 80', i> preferably to deductible collision or uut„m„l(l* Insurance. rate- for your car* k* ( M, Boyd & Go Special £ Q 9 * ^ ' the Up Get and K N E E - HOLE DESK ’ASHING machines repaired— and all home appliances. Cald­ well General Repair Shop. 707 North Mills, Orlando, phone A piece of ' furniture that 1s jpy to own And one that the III0 ■hole family can appreciate. Mb- * hogmny finished roomy drawers. GOING |o fly* Get n trip acci­ dent policy from C. M Itoyd A Co. . ’ _________ L IA B IL IT Y Insurance I* most ; Important.You know what It would cost to replace your home, furniture, merchandise and automobile If destroyed. . DODGE . PLYMOUTH ; PA R TS A N D SERVICE .!#» Pslmrtu, Ave. Phone Wonderful as the electric ap p lian ce, you B n tuing today have been, you'll b e even more am azed- and p leaied with the advan­ tage* oi electric living in the Electronic A g e oi Tomorrow. The lixat step toward enjoying tho#e advantages is to see to it that your Home has A dequate W iring:• Large enough wire. • Elentv of switches andouUetp. * • Sufficient c i r c u i t s . ' tstarted a i l e d N O W I! F a rm e rs ' C o-op erative P la n n e d In Ta m p a T A M PA , 8 # p t. $6. (F N 8 )— Plana for the establishment of h $200,uyo Farmers 0oop»r*tiv« 5 2 Brlnf the charm of Market In Tsmpa rrogrt**ed lost •mm soft. Ilf ht to your rooms week when members of lbs local farmers group met with govern­ ment officials * and decided to make a careful survey to study — from.-> ’ ■ : ,,‘\ i Beautiful. . . and wonderfully com­ fortable. Blende with companion pieces - in living room, b e d ro o m , ball. . . Hade by Tom linson, aita-' ranco of quality. y n s A M s s ii:w",vu*iS 5S;’- . .r,if s r" ruendatIon*. >r - J. fbenford Larson, marketing • VOLUME X X X V II IN D E P E N D E N T N E W S !’ A l'K K S t N F O B l). K.staSlb*hcd I*.IBS A rrive For Parley On Oil Strike OPA Reveals Eleven Percent More Meal Is Available For Public In November TOKYO. Sept. 28, ( A I') — V. t.-lliM , ION Sept 2* I'o lira and turkeys may ,h ithr way to a further rating I' not the end — — of meat rationing by Not. I. A bumper mutrm^nt of fowl " ill add grrally to rlt Ilian meat -oppliew during Novem­ ber and Itrcember ' O FFIC ERS OF THE CIO OIL WORKERS ONIO N atr » h » s n .* 4iii\ing in t nicag* III. (rum k«»rt Wurth Tt»\ t4» nttrn«i .» «*»n' «*net* tallt'il by Kdgs«r L. 1'n nrii, brad of thr t* S I>rpui tin.m Labor Conciliation Service, to negotiate with rrpir*rntttinr« .• dozen nmjoV oil 'fnius Picture*! (left to »*ght» .tie K.< ' •» •* (!tA. Knight, praioletit of ih$ union ami I * *■ ^,..»•.tel t Intel national S«. it »pt»- Ingley Talks T g Vegetables M ay Kiwanis Club On Go T o M arkets Bretton Woods In R ubber Coat Establishments Of In­ New W rappirm M alrrial O f P l i o f i l m ternational Fund Rota ins Freshness To Triple T r a d e | K ill w E£t“ iL°,79 Textile Plants Closed As Is Predicted Labor Strike Idles 2,000,000 acArthur Says W ar d e p a r t m e n t P ro­ mises Shipping In N ext Seven. Months •etu rn home beginning next month. Tbrie ate 160,000 occupa­ tion troops in Japan in addition to several thousand in the air force engineer and special set Vice units A Scheduled O c t o b e r landingWrouhl hrietr tile total In 266000. . The 43rd Division wil he the first to come home from the far Paci­ fic— and has already begun load ing high point men at Yokohama. Others soon to come arc the 31st, Opbth and 37th Division*. General MarArthur todav order ed the Eighth Army to seise 34 persons suspected of cunplicity In fiendish mas-are of Allied prisoner- Ilf war nt Palawan in -Abe Philippine- on Dec II, 1944 •Wore than lull prisoner* many American- weie herdr-d into a large alt r.ml shelter urut $r! Afire v%ilh gA*uliitr And torches The ft*w \%ho p«iA(xvl vtiTi mo»trl itiiwii with machinegun* llin d grenmir* brtiluly hnyonel ed. s Suitpihp hru'liiunrtvti Alr<> to day rejected a Jap i>Ipu for JhO000 atonn of her nhipplnff to re­ turn cli*armnl Jap »oldierB from ^ U i d c thr empire. MacArlhur Q u id-they werp nested for'other 11.01(111 \ Schw ellenback Warns M ilitan Needs En­ dangered Ry Strike Of Oil Employees A n IIIM . I i S Srpi 2H. .*?*» Isshn I I «*«• i* |imI.«4 rallrd for ,• »h*i« i|«*wn 4»o .1 rninr forem« ii‘* «li*pulr, .t*kin$; thr hilomiioHi* null oireratora to n*i*rf him Mnnd.i« Thrir f.iilim* it* arr«*|»t. hr «ald *•11 li-Rtr ihr I nilr«| Minr Wis'k«iw fi4«- I** take *urh ' !••*•» 4- mu* im' rrtiuirrd.’* WASHINGTON Sept 2K irPi -j i H* \ pi i itit t ittg ahtMit 11 percent^1 more me.it in Octulter tmlav ellc* e*i al*«oit 17 percent of the total ' suppK n»n» the ration list Hegn • i n Sunday * the ngeticjf siihoiiI ' m I hoiisewivt** will !*«• nhU | to hu\ *ithi>ut ration -inmi»* I X • uti* from the lo w e r’ glade- . f Iterf, \«*it| arut lamb J i t t op«*r ruin f 141111 the l>at-' meat, except p4»rk. t*tl U5«*nt*.. •MtiRuge, trunk f iMilogviu imd other liinrl« *tie» and nil other | from lower grades | Pork On I i*t it - no hull Ok* list on and nt*. will «t n v Bin Hie ru• ot eurtent (Motif values* grail* - \ V \ ami It /g p*»riit values ••it hut* . * it nr iar«! 4 iul ttlhcr nl*" af* iH-iug main igh *»• t ’** hut « anr»r<1 Mill Im • lit Ivtn («• |liroa •Itl.l htl**n •••w g$a«|p ruts, . i f am! v«*al aio| lamb iHrparrd f'*'r»i $»ucl» meat ttiiiMri fr»*i So will such • its (tutu |n|i gradn - «li**vt ribs, t»ri«krt arrd ••*1 "tamps goial for i»i!M valid rirtt Mon K I SI I' 1 I 'I . ami New Executive Officer Nam ed a a - o • At A ir Station E h *, n a n *n 1 i g I Plans 1o Be M ade By Legionnaires i or Conference . ,. r ;!z* ... . ... ....... . «;* " Lieut. Comdr. I -srrj S t a i r Ki i i i nt l up I., i t r > ^ l . M aj. Starke tories to produce (eiiiles xiyl irtnik 1 »ur ■eilflc metal.* and trucks and Vo I’o Replace Slrvens ii r i d iii S a n uni O n | lDIOC-»- u / -XiPu w PteJat r."Chantje Is Announced A waiting I >ischargc strtrllOfss laid down pm/ioualjr. n „ Ocl. 27 \n,l 2* yf,,.,. „ Y e a r s Werker'- louder) met, mean­ In (iroeery Hours while. (n form a new Social,*! party and reported the ra-orgunl f 14 imitofi" »*t aation <•( *,•%•-) „l war-defuncl M'prcju'iiiattv e» Khc Ilrrtuui U .mtU ronlcrrmr (Blhor uniph* Japan wax rife with •pecula­ eai auriinit*i. J L Ir?gla>, |»»«* tion today that Emperor lUr<>- AUlrnt of the Sanfotu .Atlanln hito'x xelf-htirnilrallng rail on Gen, aallunnl llaiik, (••Id Kivtnmai.* .it thv MarArthur yi»tcr,lay foretold his in«ir meeting Wcdnr^li»v Motel Muylnir. abrliration ioon. Mr Inglry w m lr m lu m l l»y T m It *a - *ugge»le<l by many that Knc -on of heaven had wanted to *N I.MW’toit, a Imi |Miintr<l *»t»l tbr of aoifltf mm I of pro rnnk, a final geature of concilia Fixion lor firmioiiig nations •«% - • tion to hi* country'* enemy before !»> war. su.'irinlrring hi- throne to hi* solat«<l I ■v«•*i g i*» toft i f pliof Dii' f iii 14) . |i|»rnv«ii !»y • un »on ei brother, neither of whom ^rrss un July il wi|| nt • .•Mipliwl. w e it )• »* - sign at t • hail anv re-p,,„.Polity f«,r Ju(>an‘* threr tbtiig». M I Ingley i*ointcd F. »*••» iinr iii Xalmn. l-f X I Stahl had e> out i!ar\rthur rmanwhilc announc­ I Stnbilitt* th* cur irm ) **f lilt* Mud it'd fruit * i apper t N r« » il |s*Ite|•.111it ed that the II.S 10th army wa» mrmla'i nation* tniilrf till a and u|)pl*fti *!.«• i fierr vAiifkini* wit being iiractivatcd and 13,793 of lie noon »• •gni^rt 2. Require iprmbcr nation- to cffincm irv anti wtiliinurine w H41 veteran* grouped for return climinato oxebangr contrrU on thr IMVApibllttipB of pliMlitin I pen ri'Anit* home and diachargo. Another 14v- trade and* transparent aynthetic p I •» • * i • 1 nindr I »•*••! \ L13 officer* and men of the 43rd. largely of rubber hjrdr* • nl»* .1. .Muai* loam to incndaT* I h<- I nivrt *it \ . iffmcricAn and FI rat cavalry divl• * *L Loans will Ik* mailc in the Inir ( ’ommrrcial tmta hn wa* fr«i m« $! \ • ■Iona, the ll'Jth regimental com­ rower'it own currency', hr »»*«•» lurg< arnli- have borne ' hi« firm •if I -«# ( •, I bat (cam and tho 11 th corpa are tod. “ and will In* repaid in <mll.tr< lul'xtnrv rr-tiltft. ••f I bltllltl, X lieiiiK prrparrd for iihlpnirnl home 1 hi* will ini»ure the currency ha ! r Sl«h| think* pliofi •"« • tov%». Hr »#»..! fU rting rieit v*eek. vtng thr maine gold value fl.c r t«» Im-ing th* Iden ( "Exchargr ««$ntroln and rin for fr,-*(i fruit* snd -• ■ I* * rency depreciation depress Hade, In addition tu haing In, i t breed economic warfare and may it ,* t.i-telr-*, iMlorlei' 1 aval L i e u t e n a n t end in actual outbreak of ho« dii'aide, nut attacked |.. Is Killed In CraHh t»llllr»." -aid Mr Ingley "II) vr-ntin .*( rnoids, an '** ittrtl f 1eeltt If. I ctall t • solving -urh problem* co-opert heal -eal,-I I m lit the I fait at Salt I •a• I ll > In 1 lively, the fund will not only th,- object which it enel I X L L A IIA .W y k u . .Sept. hnftir Nh«* rfitrni! t f•• N»»v.»l K« promote world trade hut will , I < antaln Oh* Hill, artmg <Jlfe» Citrus fruit* have l» • -• pt ir n r halt 1.1 1' •I t and * o• improve the chance, for lusting in near fer»h condition , oil 1 tor of the Department of Puhii »rnt t«» Midphipniiin • NTuh»I at peare 1 Safety, aaid t<»<lay that thei< noifitli * xturege for a year whet, »• ,|>pcd Shu ha* "Thr fund will be managed,", will br no cxten«inrt <»n the tlrn< Northampton. hi four in pliofilm. They loet i r n I,(lie he added, "by a board of gov­ allowed Ui purrhate 1940 driver* formerly Im*«‘ ii atntio.ml nt I S ••tigallt ernor* with every member to moisture or weight, hot did ItcenBei, the deadline being Oct NTS ( W K 1 at ILinWi Ciili'g**, of the develop a flat Ulsta. For prartl be represented. Next (hero N V N Y mi.I NAT I * at Mum 1 . nnd urgeil nil drivera to pti' cal market purposee four m»„ihwill be a Board of 12 axecutive | chime llcvnoe « immi d lately (• phip. Tenn directors, five of whom will be * r i found to be tha long'—t -lor avoid a laat-nimutr ruah. 1 HMipli’t inti ■•I hi n miff age desirable. appointed bv the countries sub­ According t<» reporta recelvetl Set Clocks Rack One k (»f .bit v h» .%a« rotate I Pliofilm wrappers nln„*l *n scribing the largest quotas, the only 223*000 lituotea have be« tin I it11•*.1 Mate*, given United States. Britain, Russia. tirely prevent the development i^suitl thl* year in rumnarBifi Hour Saturday Night Un^ M •lav* iehalnlitatiii|$ fur France and China. Two will ho of pitting, or localised drying with 3ftft,&H9 issued at this titm 1141 iokikihmI to Ilnnnna — l\ h,,rt'-i mm h .|i-c,»ra('''l i' I elected by laitin American re- of the rind which ordinarily or d it y ID* receivnl » To prevent general niiifuauin „ |hghl , ommeiule, ic,I In* pil,., uhlirx ami five by other mem- develops on citrus fruit* in cold (•f 1 t.iiui.indation“ from not III, reverting to Staiiilnni Time, aftei ,|,r,.,,gi, , , ,,-../,i| ai'a. * er nation*. Aa the largest storage. It permits the »torage 'tiiiii Miidii.g (ieiteral. 3! I "ill having observed » » , time f„r „gMii,.i th. Gnu,an* ,,, .,,, In subscriber the Unltad States willl life of grapefruit and lime* to Dlviai.c (i.t “ Outataild simina more than three and a half i,'«i* . ||,., Etunpe Pliofilm have the largest vota, 32 per­ be greatly extended. vice afid wn- *«‘cnmmett<a * ‘High thr puhlii «hould *et all clock. ||,. |,i •,. fruit, either waxed or unwuxrd, cent. t lie I eiHi.1 ( mimIik t Medal lists ,,( lark an hour t*cf'*rc gnifigtn In'd „ |,dnt •%( n I I <v p ** .* • three ‘‘The fund's working ranital cold stored for two upxjfi dletuargi •t. n ■ Saturdav night ,.'*e|.| 291. il |,|ai,e I luring the lime he (. will be more than eight billion months stands up welt at room *t. |wa» staled tml \ l\ I.e»t4r Tharp. ,o r , jmi , „„,|.Mt limn* in ' III dottarx of which the United temperature* for three or more at tne . local super intend", t ••( thr tVe»i Th,i„.le,l~lt a* * member „ ( ih States will subscribe two and weeks after being removed from y, and orn Union Telrgiaph Cumpan) ,<■;,( h Eu-hter i,i„up lie -,i storage. . three quarter billions." Footb a ll (same Wi t h Judge Standard Time iMuime* effective ihxt l„ remained "Vtl, ' I I , "In addition to this * per­ itlmeted at 2 A. M Sunday llrll lluv'k Group" from ihO rla n d o Cancelled manent institution is needed for L ieu t C.W. Culpepper Col, Jam es Stockard International t year. Th telrgraiih |H',,pl, ranimt • ,,f rile Normandy li,\it*i- 1 monetary coopera­ wou! I change thr many thousand* of ontd VI 1 1* V ^ S e r v i n g In F ra n c e tion In good, years and bad. to Wins Bronze Star clock* at on,*. Mr Tharp said, |i ; McWhorter participat'd | study world economic, condition* — *o the company i* .ending in- m the air defense* during the • Lieut. Col. James J. Stockard, end to take such precautionary With tho 98th Division in the ■truction* to ell subscriber* 1 ..urmandy s Gampulgn Gentpaigi, furlough trainmaster o f the A t­ measures an -nay be reaulred to Philippines. Sept 29. (.Special)— USO Is Swamped With stating that the minute ’hand* ’ ' of Northern France, ('umpaign ,,( disruption' of world First Lieut. Carroll W. Culfwpper. lantic Coast Line Railway. la prevent be turned forward . around .j ih, ... Rhineland. Ardennes am! House Applications should o\G mentioned In aq article in Yan­ tredn." he «tsted of Mrs. AWah G. Allen of the dial II lime* to set "tho l fhr Campaign of Central Europe "This will be called "The In- son kee Boomer, overseas publication K G SfnIrrMom. employe* ° ( Geneva, has been awarded the clock hack onr hour to the Hi* decoration* Include I >i* ^ i f the 760tl Railway Operating (anauenal. B**>k for Recenstrue- Bronx* Star Medal for meritor­ lltp Moruln Power «nii Light Standerd Time In resetting tinguiafed Flying Cross, Air M • tion," and will facilitate move Company "hi, injur m I hlx knee ious achievement on Okinawa. electrically synchronised clock or dal with twelve cluster*. I’ fexi Tho Trticlrf slates: "The 760th ment o f capital to war devastat­ In*! Monday "hen he fell on a The award was mode by Major any other clock, Mr. Tharp ilentinl Unit Citation with O B '* is spon.ored by the Frisco Relit ed countries end to those which General James L Bradley, com­ Mnirway, is up and around and pointed out, the minute hand cluster,-and the European Then s commanded by Lieut. need assistance In developing manding the 98th Division ripect* to rerunte hi* dutiea with should never be turned heek- ter of Operation ribbon with *iv • J. Stockard. Colonel Industries and Imororin* living the company next week. Lieut Culpepper served through uvy Plans Rase hattlo star* furloughed trainmaster standards. Th* authoriic) rsnitrl the campaigns of Leyte and Oki­ I.t. McWhorter arrived yester­ of the bank will bn 10 billion On St. Johns River Cattle loss** of C.8 . Lee by day to spend a 46-day leave with dollars- o f which the United nawa with the U td Infantry a* drowning during tho hurricane, hlx parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. !’ . 8la tea aa the single largest a battalion supply officer. In ad­ dition to tit* Brenie Star Medal, JACKSONVILLE I U P) — A earlier estimated at 60 by Mr. McWhorter, on the Country Club be hold/ the Combat Infantry­ Road. A t, the tarnii^ation * f hi* reserve fleet naval base, tn be I.er. may reach 75, he said today. man Badge. leave he will report to GrrSoabor-, tiiPil fur ntBintrnAno* of tUm tn The rattle ware valued st about He attended Seminole High N. C. for rea*signment I.t TOC craft, util Ik •‘•tablifthr'1 on $60 each. Mr, Lee expressed his School, in Sanford, from 1933 to McWhorter ha* a brother. T'SiC rhi Si JoMir Ki\ p i nciir Greet* ot'inlon thst some immediate' ac­ Cove Spring* it war Announced tion should be taken to provide In 1944, U. S. railroad* did a Carl A McWhorter in France tasenger job equivalent to earye«tenla) n canal from the St John* to rinv almost one billiog-ipassenthe Indian River as e means o f The satyr* in Greek mrthoi«v> rr* fo r aa average journey of In Brasil, thr para, a heavily drainage In Good time and aa a by only "ere spirit*—half-man and half­ beast * built, short tailed rodent. \$ eaten. navigation channel to th* Ocyon, i o t Marines No Extension Will KeCiiven Drivers To Purchase Licenses Lie ut. McWhorter Is Homo On Leave Wi th Decorations LAM PS "the chair, with an a ir "' In You Pott W« Hone N lr rn g lh - send 1,490,000 American .ser­ vicemen home from the Padlie within the next seven Cionths, Allied Headquarters said It had been informed by the War Department today. Some 725.000 high point men are already eligible to G IT your order* for Christina* and Everyday greeting rard* n l«v OcL 16 for early delivery. Mr. Roll, Phone 661 W UK $5ll •el our tric If Shipping will he available tu FOR BETTER Health Drink Mountain Valley Mineral Water. Nature’* An) to health. From Hot Spring*. Ark I.et u* •e»ve you For Sale at Dui,nrt’« Lumber Yard. 909 San­ ford Avenue. Phone 3K6 .M BUSINESS SERVICE T h e re AN • FOR $6 additional you can odd to your automobile liability policy mrdicnj payment for ,-nch person accidently injured while a naxsengrr iu your car nnd each pedestrian hit by ,"u r car up to $760 each C. M. lloyd * Co. LOST: SILK FUCHSIA AND LIME BELT BETW EEN I ANEY CLEANERS A N D W’ E L A K A A IT S . C A L L MRS 7.ETTY REWARD U nity To Prolcet the Peace of the World. To Promote the Progress of Ami-rn*i To Prodrfce Prosperity fur Sanford (('■■tliiieO From fa t * Ox.) , deep, he declared, and the flood­ ed condition continued for 30 hours. Mr. Bell strongrly advocated a’ a special tax, proceeds of which would be d«voted to drainage and propar ditch maintenance in Seminole County. \ I.ESItoiy ( W A N T E D TO R E N T In R i v e r Continue** To R i s e Slightly In Past 24 Hours* 147 upurtmunt. Adults metto Grocery. FOUND F r » « r«|ff OrpI officer on MinriAnno. A fter running this gantlet of giants, the guateed Moroxutnl entered General Hutchison's bam­ boo headquarters to* sign the papers' which terminated most of the Floridians'' business on this island. Both Anderson smf Wofford are gun section chiefs in the 149th Field Artillery Battalion. Anderson lives at 1134 W. Ruby Street, and Wofford lives at 620 W Pear Street, lakeland. Gunt­ er. u machine-gun corporal, is also in the 140th. Almond and Miller ore both in the 166th Louia X IV onre paid $14,000 Infantry Regiment Miller, who for a pair of buttons. fought the wnr as an automatic tin«n«n, Is thp son of Mrs. Psui pn i'ln.iit 20 acre- tiled celery (aim. lately plowed und harrow, .1 I an, eron Avenue. Phone K ll .Sl„»e. 192-R or Edward F. Lane, phone 642. KnK Jap General On Mindanao Y i e l d s To Gen. Hutchison IG IIT man f*u restaurant pay. Referenre. I'lmiie 2 ler 6 :11(1 I'.M.- FURNLSHEO Aparin,, ol vale liutli- Adult* oidy Coleman's, aid of Georg* C. Young, secre­ tary - Trenaurer of the iirndrnton Production Credit Aaaoclatlon. Since then a aeries of meet­ ing* hare been held In vegetable' growing communities and adviaory committed art up. A total of 154 members have already been signed up, which i* three fourths of the minimum required and a considerable amount of stock has been distributed, nccording to Paul Dickman of Kuakln, a Irader In the movement and one of the largest operators in the area the proposed market would serve. • , Directors recommend that each grower take $10 In common stock and $100 In preferred. They are working with the Columlda Dank of Cooperatives, Columbia, S. C.. which is rxpected to assist In the financing. 5 5 * 0 0 each e (TTY BRIEFS _ .? HEAD milk liff^ l nm < i fine bull I f>I 1 Mellon vill*- A ( nil after 0:00 IV M. * ONE OF Sanford's britri burner located on Magnolia A 11 . tlo*e mt! - * CI-AHSlFIF.U AD VRRTlfllBC BATES JOe per Fin* fur one InoerWon U< p«r line fur ttir»* Insertion* 07* p«r line for # ln»*rtIonj , 15 per llnr for 20 insertion* M in im a rate* . . . 50c PHONE H I OR DRINC YOUR AA. to THE SANFORD HERALD Coant, fir* words to the line, Including phone and addrrsa. All •dfrrtUwnrntj for situations wanls-4 "III be charged for at the ______ rerula/ claaaifltd rale*. �'I c. \ I 1 i h i: the lime to j*ro{rri jr«ui perty atfkinkt win«Ut«*rni ajc*» ( ’. M Boyd A- ' " CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ILL up with kerofenr ,m oil before winter. II. Ik POPE COl. INC. UPHOLSTERY fabric*, tape,trie, llama,k*. brofaUlle*. a good stock c«» select frotn. K.S Brown. 2911 N Orange Ave. Phone 4053. Orlando. Fla OSIMTA l.l/.ATION Individual, family Insurance. and group _ WINDSTORM in«ur»nce *( \ n i it i n i i i i i i u .d . s a n i o u d F R ID A Y . S P T r M H L R F l o r id a Phone • HIM SANFORD UKIIAI.il. SANFOlUl FLORIDA R A Y M O N D M. B A L L , R E AL' rx|»luin%^l ihr MorHuon Ruth A. Hand Honors Teachers D i s c u s s frliitttli' <1111*1) Following inhlullation* of o ffi­ M rs . G i l m o u r Public School Music cers. Mrs Hnnhiiif Ihr ne*r president. |<rr«idt*«l over lh«* Mim Ruth A Hand entertained |'itotal < mrrtinif ar. honor of Mrs William Me teacher* »»l Set It was decided lo hold four (iregvir tillmour. the former Jane •* the \Ne*t N mertmifw diinoic the current -J ,h •rhnol year The ine*tili|t* nvere Schulti. with a bridge party Wed 7,!,.,.tV/,w techctlulol to l*r hel*l the first nesday evening in her home at njf , >, j« |,|lt WrtliifnlRy* of October. Dccem- 1301 Park Avenue trr, Kehruiry nnd May Mothers ltr*| an«| white roses weir used '|,rv and teuchcrs njfreod Ihit th*» > ^coratm g the runnm of Miss I orj;anitutiori should raise part llun.l. home. _ . ,,.t»„,«*.| ami the fund for the budget rather Aftei several progression* ol than depend upon proceeds of biidgr had l»eeii ptayeil. high Mr* l.**ttir children** plays. air. Steele, I score prise was awarded Mrs <i-ai liri in the school principal, was ap|>oiiited Jack Bolt and screeim prife was ^,vr yn mt by Mrs Harding to arrange for |awurdoi Mr*. William Pavia Thr \Vhv Teach ) lighting of alt auditorium ciists. ' honor** wu» pnw iitfil u lingerie s. hooly "Nr, A committee was uppointc«l to ljutt hv the hn«t*«, ' t < | v V *hr «■> study the possibilities of the i T Thr hnatex* *»»l»ted by Mr*. thnTTliHl h«* i I’.T.A, assisting in the fnrmiitinifl of a irhiHil orchestra JJsnclen Schulti and Mi*. Putty .hllit, to -me Ulnnd tcrvvd refre»hmrnt* to th* that hr inu-t The group votes! to send Mrs. , followInk . Thr Ml,*e» Doll, 11*11. human briny w Harding n% delegate to the state I Louiar IVrkln*. Blue Hutrht*on. <■> mu,lr in ,m convention which is to I* held at I Kli/abrth l»v*nn »n.l Cecelia Tru. inmr ihnn ntn Daytona Ihsrh Oct I*. 7. H Mrs. j lurk i •lurt t »|i|»i II M Womack i» to I*• thr AIm. Mr* Peter H. Tr|i*u. .Mr* "''»••• - ’"••• alternate I Jack Holt. Mr*. Dale I. Scot!. ...................." *■’ Mrs. Harding named the fol­ Jr Mr,. Wrlltan. DavU. nml • » '>' lowing chairmans to be her as Mr. William Gilmour ha|i|um— n* sistants for the year: devotional, 'If out i hlhlrrti nir t«* gl**w *|i Sirs. K 1* iutchison; member­ T A I.K N T N IG IIT with an nbliit) to UMilrt «tati«l thr ship, Mrs. K W. Copeland; fin­ DELAND. Sept. 2S (.SpecinlJ — ance, Mrs. J M. Leonard; ho* M i,, Hetty King of Sanford, who manage of HlUsir wv n*u»t I** pitality. Mrs J A. Wright; publi­ ha, enrolled a, * freshman at gin thrir training in th*- horn** •luring the v••» > I’ut lirM ilav** **f cation, Mr* Charles Wilke; and Stet-i-n University. D r l.u n d . >hil«lh<M><| i»n*| lOiituiiH thmugli rublicity. Mm Henry Mcluiulin. purtinputrd in * "Freshman ihr mhiSli Vt'Mfa V.vrl\ « tilbl Talent Night" at thr Stover houl.l hnvr ,i inuwi.nl tininitii.* Little Theater on Sept JI Her Ihr |irrva|rtH*- «»f unhap|*ni**w* Betty Jean Hay man •nng wu, well rreeivrd *lul it ittlong mlillt* l«n|n\ <* do** 1«» that *he will be a**If «up)*rr^ston Mii « i* •• « '« » v AtHuntingdonCollege I,h*ar-lprrdirtcd from further -luring her hil.r- h**r»ing* colli g, Itiurme She l« thr ilnogh ter of Mr »ml Mr, It 4 King of Sanford Real Estate Sales— RenUln-rMOTtRngc DeVbndable Insurance ami Bonds Phone 960 Room 1, Florida Stale Bar FOR SALK in Msrham— 10 acres an paved road by railroad. One | (■■indent lot. Midway S. Oranley , 2.000 LIFK Insurance person airs 10 In L*» 50. dividends reduce ly cost to #13.6** alt* vrrr C. M Rovd St * I*»I3 n m ) (\V, SEPTEMBER 28, 1315 A- Gla», Com* HOUHEhold furniture. P h o n e County .1406. 1jikc Mary. I'ai 1* Avenu#( ShuL ' mI 2P. LOANS on cash ,«iu e ot Ilfs imurance polieie, ut 2H V» to h. C. M. Boyd L Co. FOR SALE: Amplelife GOLD SEAL * Now l» coating Containing W ANTED TO BUY: 1939 or '40 Ford. Flymouth or Chevrolet. Must In in good driving condition to make long trip. Phone 887-W. W AN TED : Grocery »tore * helve. Phone 509-J, FIRST LINK WITH H O M Wh'MT a (crantl frrlln # lo Itrar lltkl voice again! And whit a thrill o f pride yotl would feel lo bqow that you had helped to make It pm iitdr! And you can — (Imply r/nl ra»lly — hy limiting your long dl,latter call* to only lho*c mini n rcrx a r) -a n d hy krrplng all call* a* brief a, pixallde. rJ R SALK THREE burner, oil, Ne»co cook i W IL L pay ca»h for aB kind* of Si, iooin ho-,r. 3 acre* " f land, furniture, I'hone 324 J. ' atove. one giant burner. tflO.OO * used - — .. . . . . . — uavrd road Imnir-liatr pos­ 314 Magnolia Ave. _______ W ANTED TO BUY: For ca»h. session. reasonably priced lecond hand Rohrrl A. IVilliam* FOR S ALE : Two mule*. *350.00 hou»e trailer In good condition. I'honr 732 Allanlir Blank Bldg work , ingle or double, will do Tire* not nece**»ry. Phon* 571fixr farm work DeBary Estate. FOR SALE-. Enterpriie. Fla. Phone Co. home. 3 nere, tiled 4000. > ved road, M ISC E LLAN E O U S rrl A William* BORROW HERE WHERE Atlantic Bank Bldg PRIVACY IS HEBPECTED Mi GALLON i b>k birrel* - a YOUR natural de*lre lor privacy I,lotted •o|>l'l> Sanford Cora in money matter* I* strictly t'olu Hut-In respected here. ’ Friend* and FOR R E N T FOR SALE relatives or* not auestioned . about your credit. Your em­ Five i,xiio hu'i*r c|o*e in. Price 20 acre* tiled celery farm, lately ployer or buslneaa associate* t-J.N5tl.U4l plowed and harrowed bn Cam­ will not hear of your personal Robert A. William* eron Avenue. Phone E.B. Stowe, affair*. Ther* If no cauie for I'hone <32 Atlantlr Bank Bldgi 1U2-R or Edward F. 1-anc. rmbarraMmentFOR SALE Reaaenabte credit requirement*. phone 542^____________________ h; the owner* No co-maker* wt m"n*v loan*, JR kE N T Small furnlihed (■Mid Model A "arla b lf I payment plana. apartment. Adult* only. PalF A S n LY M IAN CO. r.,'ll Plymouth Sedan metro Grneerv Phrme. 33 r.< T Plymouth |mkup_ I'l'tr, ( hr, will ' long wheel l-a»r HOTEL MONTEZUMA FOR |R additional you o.n add >- i, i. «n i, ». .•!,•>* In- dump NEW LY RE-DECORATED to your autnmnnile Hnhilit) I ii Du i f i tiuck n »,t-,i with Tl Lome derirnblr room, nvailablw policy medical payment for ti r||,< i udei ilclnlwr 1*1 at low weekly rate*. each per»nn accidently injure-' \JM• I *. n:r |H*cti-i) ut *. I-hone 9107. i or nerniorirnt gUe«t while a oa»»enger iu your car Seininolr Count) Motor* and each pede»trlan hit bv 1(i-i Ralmetlo FURNISHED apartment 3 or 4 vour rar up to $750 each. C. M room*. Ga» cooking. Phone U S! . ii,,. ,ot. iii Gold* Iloyd A Co. ihn'i', I.unite* Yard. , Drink JR BETTER Health Mountain Valley Mineral Water. new m otors Nature’* Aid to health. From for |*n «piigpi < an* i 1VIIHI I (e l‘.*,-i 1 I’ er < «t Dodge Truck- ’ v to J ton Seminole Count) Muir-* Phone lull |l,'t I'aTmetlo M-rvIcr men and women. RulirM A ; t;» Kemcmbcr what thi, firwl call mean* to them. Ih r ) will appreciate your cooperation. l l f FOR SJilil <Ml. . i , Slat TO THIS t.hosp sick radios— —F. J. Hauer THAN MEETS THE EYE S y lv e s te r I f your radio-needs attention bring it tr o u b le . to*us if you can, if not just call us and in put o f) t i l t r o u b l e is l i t e r a l l y upon h im . we will repair it as rapidly- as the Don't Icl litis liupik’n to you. parts situation will permit. PH O NE 20 115 M A G N O LIA AVE, He is r e p a ir in g bis r o o f u n ­ W c have roofing to fit your needs H ILL LUM BER & SUPPLY YARD FINE I’ hone N.‘l Wr tan now offer the »cr> flnr«t LAMPS our new painlewa roelhud. the hi-l in Central Hmiil.i LOST WlMlim* A iU n dc THERE'S MORE old friends ag’ain and to get to work MTU. IIOIIY AND K K M IKK RKI' \I RI NG MMgnnlia it \ Im 1hnt'a little rniiugh to do for our lliutuand* of relum ing It feels good to get back and see my Uanl Yates Auto Paint & body Slu>|» i f«•i knIi'. nruuml ,« Will ink SrrMil Sanloni Av|. A .e Phone 3 ,1 Torrhton Drutj ( o J.C. PENNEY CO. J.A. Calhoun » Weal. Ut. St FOUND StmTHERNBat TflEPHONE ANDTeUCBAPHCOMPANY ( FOUND Brown and white point tr. Dr. Raymond Hn,a. H E LP W A N T E D • \YANTED: Girl* Tor at Laney‘» Drug full DY - for steady, nploymidtt. Apply The Outlet. BUSINESS SERVICE THE *0". I, prefcralile to the $M) d«*durtihlr colli,ion or up n* .*t automobile insurance . __ * uur r u ir r for your car* * ap-i truck, C M. Boyd £ Co. • WE ARE fullv equipped *nd knov.- ho* to recap your tile. Natural rubber or aynthetie, MAID. Steady hou«eworh Apply ! we protect the ildcwall* of II and A Dept. Stor between your tire Jone* Tire Shop, 9:00 A. M. nml 0:00 P M Cor. l i t and Elm, phone 008. WOMAN with excellent knowledge , GOING to fly ! Get a trip acci­ table arrangement to a»*l*t pro-: dent policy from C. M. Boy-1 motional campaign in gon-ij -A Co. ________ 'oactmn with nationally known table necessity. 'Muit have car . LIAB ILITY’ insurance I* tno«t for full time career. Unu,ual | important You know what It earning*. Writ* In detail and would nut to replace your home, furniture, merchandise and automobile if de*troyed. BuC you don't know whkt the verdict i» going to be In a law MAID, full time, good pay Phdne •lilt involving txxlily Inliiry or 400- W . ____ death. Get adequate liability coverage. C. M. Boyd A Co. OUTSIDE salesman and collector for Mather Furniture Co. Bee BODY A N lT Fender dento, paint Mr. Brun*on.________________ Injury or fading should be corrected now to combat aging -WOMAN for sewing. Apply be­ and weathering. A new pain­ tween 10:00 A.M. and 1:00 less method await* you at p.M. Valdes Hotel. YATES AUTO P A IN T A BODY BIIOP W AN TED : 25 head colored sec­ tion labor for work in San­ 105 N. Palmetto Ave. Phone 371 ford. 57c per hour. 4* hour week. Report at 119 Myrtle Ave. 8:00 A .M .^ _ ^ |Mr*nn in _ (U RL for cleaning. Apply Valds* Hotel between 10:00 A.M. and 1:00 PJd. ____ 1 NIGHT man for resUurant, good iy. Reference. Phone 249 af* r 8:00 P.M. C m.nt. M « f * w t Ann . Bupar Marksta Steady Job. .‘tee Mr. Bhuman. _______ ______ q a i.rsia d v for Touchton Drug Co, W ANTED: Eap*rl*m*d Steno­ grapher. Must be accurate. A p ply MoqtUy, Ch*M A Co, Ertenfjyn ^9, R e v. H. H . H a rm op, o f K isaim m ee w ill preach a t iail CHtihch eleven A . M. S u n d a y Septem ber 30. $20 TO $250 OR RJORF On Your Car or Signaturi rir— «r X S P T r ..... . X» nvrrkr , * n « » r* ---•“ . " • f;’ reta*«l he uHAlin 'd that your li'in g 7**>t you choose Dot inmli rn rli'iiliu ti re IL w iiy liglit-in fl-urr lunips b rid ge nnd table httn|e* A , r e o f f e r ju nior at ,1c it eld lull' Signature Loans t U T t in f f v ,lw«rtc- n»:it Ten m sirw lrn i ■% M iirin* private Ml*" t"» ■"* • '"’ • prt\mn. r «•* « " Ii-1 ’ • on* •l*n*lwrw a a1k ,.L ■*•>■,. I ,* «n » i < arlionalt Vlonr, la lM< “ III )■>( **\t |W1 •<* , rnlrat. l i ' l «» * RENT A CAR YO U D RIVE IT Emergency Loans PH O NE 200 $50 . $75 - 3100 - $2H0 or More la .k la a !••*» IrWaSIr. e^nO eatlal SrOa P. t*. • « • * » TAMPAX STRICKLAND MORRISON “ "j ■a u itia r) »• “ '" '" I f ’ ■ >,<>«■ V, m l raa*. l aw, r mill (crw., t» nt **■' ,*orI.r I !..•«K. ilw *111-3 l.n\Xa h* i» wa«> —* M llSil, »w*r kill*. __ REQUIRED' COURSE M lltU t fM Ittm i gOII l l lt llk ll) Flrnt Street at Snnfnrd A 'r y acrvlce. You can DEFY all kinds of BAD WEATHER in a ataltaa W IU IO . COME IN ANY TIME or PllONE 5182 . . . Open All Dgjr-Sglurday Along with Uie three R’s, sweater* arc a school A E T N A FINItyHiurrOKLANlK) A N C E CO digotu will rale high with Iter crowd. Coarse and tradition! Penney’* colorful sloppy Joe* and carL O T IO N fine gauge knlu with crew nccka. They’re heavy All weal illpsvsrs aad (ardlfaa, weight, all la aei.est salon. wool, in bright crayon color*. B-14. *-1*. 3.93 W AN TED : Man te operate ser­ vice atetlon, $200.00 required for boo«-;W rite Importal Fto< Cravtnette- I’ O N IIS ( ItK A M S Proccssed M A U O R Y HAT k LISTERINE _oil Go - Bo* DM. Tampa, Flstj toots BICYCLE or walkiag nvaaaaoeor. day job 40c hr. Westsm Ui Located 0ti The DeLand "■ Mitt The « * i l ’ Preocnpilon lot your Teeth* TOOTH BRUSHES 34»• I'ppooidrnt TfMITII POWDER OPPORTUNITY of lifotlmo a»Pplying DDT and othor proflteM) product* to farmer* In 8#ptl nolo County. No *xp«r»neo oi - capital fWgoirod. Moat hotn J-V I***- •» *|l HIlAVINCo CRKA1M N o w you can go "singiog in ibe rain" with perfect comfort and *aae. For Mallory’s C rottn tiltJ hats art weather-protected to with Hand *11 kind* of bsd weather. Yep, rain or sbJoe, this eadusiva Mallory proca** will keep your hue in good form. This means that your hat w ill keep its smart IJna* longer. wUl give you twice th* wear of the ordinary b*t. See MaUcrry’ s C**vtn*U*J baa today—in our wide selec­ tion o f styles, fin label, ami color*. Most are* •OrirtTVSejil TS. FITCH SHAMPOO OVERSEAS MAILING Boxes 35c The Height O f Concert I \ iu « I ko lo r -ba k ) (iLONTOIUA au , HINDS 1A)TI0N / m a v is ta l c u m llA H IIA S O L t N ovelty A llo w s ...... B TC H iSO N FE LTS g.00 to 7*95 You can set a festiva table with thee* gay, "laundry saving place motel Im­ printed with colorful Meal- .. ■ ' • . ■ 1 , ------- , . ----- » Trustworthy HANDS You plarr * grrat deal of tru.t in thr hand* of th* pharmari.t, nnd a * tn*kr crrlain that our. handa are truata orlhy of the ronfidrnrr you plarr in them. Out) thr finrol quality Insrrdirnta arr u«cd, and they are weighed. mra,urrd and di.urnard with, jhr pain­ staking care that alone can araure abaolute accuracy. Bring .yaur next prescrip­ tion to it, for lelter-perfe.-t compounding^ �• I > * \ TPE RANFPRD HERALD. F4PE TOUR.-----The S an ford American inventipn has not loat its cunning. II i» a far cry indeed from our w*Jt|»onn of the American Revolution nnd Civil War period* to the radar and atomic Iromba that won thia iaat war, hut they hang together a* triumph",of American ingenuity. Indeed, our recent inventivene*" ncem" to bo «tcadily *urpa«8ing that of/>ur earlier day*, when our little triumph* looked «o big. In thin la*t war we probably accomplished more for the art and craft of warfare than any other na­ tion ever did. Expert" could doubtles" tell of many a device or procedu re recen tly invented, which aurpaane* anything hitherto known. , . • , There acema to be literally no limit to human invention and progreaa. And fortunately our own people of thia new age, catching the spark of inventive genius from anceatora often of far different origin and blood, are able to take up the torch and carry on. Never waa there a better example of the practical benefit* of freedom. p r » * » !»■ » * » » A, Robert Herndon LicutRaym ond K ad er Serving On Carrier 1r Back Frqm Europe Inventive Freedom H era ld irrS ll r* «■ H s* » * ' r«sn »a la !*•• a s p * f|| |9f « l M M I All I l a k i . i# r . » . k U r a l l . a |lal 41.p a l . A . . I n * 1* k#rGl^s ” FRIDAY. HEITEMHER **, I M » BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY WE B R E A T H E IN OUR SLEEP. WITHOUT EVEN TH E KNOWLEDGE TH A T W E .A R E BREATHING. WE DO NOT UNDERSTAND THE PROCESS A T A L L IN IIIM WE LIV E AND MOVE AND HAVE OUR BEING AW AKE OR SLEEP. Job 27:3: The Vplrit of God la in ray nottrila. „ Need or raising schlolastie Pvt. D a v i d Misses A fter the war of nation* comca the war of in*ects. Tho starulard* r^f thr State of Flori­ which ranks llth hmong state.-, H e r a l d On Guam 'atter have got a fre*h start again while humnn being* da In this reaper, will be f topi; were engaged in fighting each other. And Indeed, in rccent- of rliscuisinn si the meeting nl tho Pvt. Luther David o f the decad«*, they *eem to have surpassed all former effort* South-side Patent Teachers associ­ Marine Corps recently wrote ation to he held at 3:16 o’clocp The Herald that it had rained One *urpri*od observer say*, "there I* n' married bug for i next Thursday afternoon at tha| only once since he arrived on very bloa*om." % South-side Primary School, ac­ the Island of Guam and that It • Obviously an unprecedented spraying Campaign is call­ cording to Mr*. Harry I- brown, hadn't quit ysL He alao wrote ed for. Tho predatory insect* can probably be brought that he mused getting The Herald. under control if.enough poison I* distributed where it will ing last Frida) at thc Angebllt "Jtllt a line to let you know do the moat good. llotM In Crlamlo at which Mra. that I really miss the ole’ San• Some farmer* and gardener* *ay the bug* uf varioua Walter llrckman, president ‘ o f ‘ford Herald,’’ he wrote. ” Wht apoke. Mr*. I came Into the Marine Corps kind* have been getting worse pnd worse fo r *o many the Slate IT A Beck man. ah* *»id, alresSet* lh« |l,« Postal employee, gave me year* that they begin to wonder If the insect* won’t win nee*t of up to jtafe #quipro4nt and a year’s subscription— to— The in thc end mid cat u* oil up. > n<*» methods ni education In kc- Herald. It followed me to Parris Aunther point »tr*a*cd in tho Island. Camp l-e Jcune, *N. C. Such n denouement, however, would probably U> un­ reasonable. For the bugH are nothing if not smart, and they talk was that not enough young and I received a few at Camp people are entailing in Col leg*-# Pendleton, Calif. It seems agur can proliably be counted on to keep enough life in u* un­ cping ahtrust of lb* time*.. since I've seen one. fortunate humun begin*, and In our garden truck nnd field Mr*. Brown today predicted th .t “ I ustd to aorta take 'it for for teacher training, hut » era crops, to keep them adequately fed. rnnfcd when I • was home,” hul Thea# I’ure Arche* (From The Saturday Review of Literature) . A Painting by Chirico Called Court And Senate "The Delight* of the I’oet” Here apace, time, peace ere given » a habitation, One reason for appointing a *enntor to hiRh office i* Perspective of pillar and arch. i that there i* never any trouble about confirming him .The shadow on light, A luminous evening where it can Senate'* club spirit will *ee to that. While Senntor linrold II. Burton of Ohio in well qualified to nit on the Supreme : v never be night This l» the pure splendor of II Court, President Truman may have borne In mind a imagination. i former President's trouble*, , i ,1 To hold etcrnrily present and (■rover Cleveland throughout hi* second term hail a , forever still political enemy'in thc Senate, David B. Hill o f New York. The always fugitive, to m.ke tho The President filled a Supreme Court vacancy by nominat­ • essence clear; Compose Ifnie and the moment *x ing Wheeler H. Pcckham of New York, an anti-Hill man. j • shadow in a smtare. dill objected to the appointment a* personally offensive t<> ‘A * thea* purr #rcnc* have been him. and the Senate rejected it. A second nomination, that ; composed hy will. ‘A* “ We • • 'Or by a kind of absence, feat of super-session, can evoke a fare long lost, long lost in death, those hidden now In the wil­ derness of oppression-*Know the immortal breath upon j • the mortal breath. of William B. Hornblower of New Yorh, met the same fate. Hill openly boasted that no appointment at all ‘would If all senator* chosen for the Supreme Court were a* ,A leaping out ot the Ixidy to well.qualified a* White and Button, the country's interest* t think, th* sense .. • • I '. ' ^ • •• [O f *b»epce that proc#d« Jhe wmjid-iM'fWeil cared for. Item work of creltflblf: ¥ Now when the ‘future depend* on our Imagination, Remember itse pure archrs and their imminence— .The lumlnoui' scene where spsce and time are held .At peac# forever; all live* will b* In peril. The love be waited and the formi of peac* b« eterll* Unless tha tasndstes of Imagine tion era fulfilled. M AY HARTON for next winter’s tourist eeoson by adding 80 new policemen 'o to* force. Expecting some of '.the neuveeu riche, no doubL .---------- ° . T : The taxpayers of the state of londs paid out 950,000 Just lost eek to folks who ware supposed ) be unabla to find employment, fa a good thing you taxpayers eve got lota or money becauaa therwtse you’d probably be more going Into other professions du« to low pa) oi. teachers Or coinpared wilii- that ot oliter pro* tesainns If there » »■ not n,orc Incenllvo to enter the teaching p ,.feasion In Florida th-u there I* rid Ire n shorlagn nf tearhrrs by tnc time tin "bumper war time crop af hahlet” rear* arhoo* agt. Elkg Contribute $50 To National W ar Fund By RUSSELL K A Y bureaucrat*, hlelds. shin* r their owniwn clothes, eerry their gwn packages, their own errand* and pay top prices for ihoddy merchandise snd Indifferent service. A tlrald proteat always brought tha gru ff response, "Don't you know there'e a war on?" — Now robbed o f this stock excuse, mer­ chants, Inn keepers and oth m who catgr to th* public ora be­ ginning to got' th* reaction of V-P U»v. ln a local department ■tore the other day I aaw a woman look over several-offer­ ings and calmly Inform th* dark The job waa routine sorting and filing and paid 920 a week. The lin t applicant couldn't work for that She admitted she had no training or experience hut *hu had been getting 130 on a war job as *n assistant helper and ■aid:. "J don't really want a Joh, Mister, you tee I havt to apply when they tend me In order to draw my 'rocking chair money,' so pleas* sign th* card.” Thousands ot. folks have been holding down so called Job* at good pay where neither experi­ ence nor ability mattered, now If they are -going to get and keep a job they wilt have to learn to work-and tt Isn't going to be easy sllhsr on the employ­ er or the employee. If the government Insist# on paying folks 916 ■ week for not working for ■ period of 20 weeks, It will only serve to plsc* an additional premium on loafing and make It Juit that mueh herder for folks to adjust themselves later on. When you take Into account deduction* from the pay envelope for eodos aecurlty and unemployment re­ lief, tha ptreon who draw* 919 a week net would hay* an In­ come equivalent to a wage o'. 939 or *96 a week. Why should they worry about looking for a job under those circumstances? But the dev la coming when open competition for business nnd for Jobe will moke both business and labor to* th* mark, for the public la going to demand service and value end the business w|)l go,to those firms and organ!** tion* that give I t . -. Personal .MONDAY • nr .Sanford Woman* l ino will S Southern’s Emulsifiable For A ll Agricultural Crops Lei* DOT’ I* required In emuWfied form than in any other form for b«*t result* against suscept­ ible insect". Because of government tolerances on all food crops this feature b» of paramount im­ • V '- U h T K 'T t K^M.un 1>ct; 3* * ' i h Mr’ i ‘‘ b .30 . . Distributed by J E N N IN G S SEED S T O R E • First Street at Sanford Avenue for the manufacturer Southern Farm Chemical Company Sanford, Florida F n S X S .'E * P M Ueat' Joh" lti,Khn " HNK r Wit" ' M I reP° rt’ for ; lu ^ J n V h ^ c h t i l heTn a * I2 *£ ... , , ' P.M. a number of improvement* .W ltle* of tha W8CS of .he M||| l,o planned for the club 5*S!.h CJ!.U . w mw,t * l . hoj»c. beginning witn the fcltcnen 330 P.M. Circle 1—Mr*. C.F'.|which L being remodeled under Branan, Geneva - Avenoe Circle, ,he direction of Mrs O P Hern£77” t*-, ” L-“ - -Isrrell. 210 W est. don. Mrs. Herndon is viCr prestFirteenwi Street: Circle 3—Mrs. (|cnt and flnsnrinl chairman pn1 if. . * .!‘ . . Av.*nu* : * n<) is assisted by Mrs. C.L. Redding. Circle 4— Mrs. K.H I.aney, 205 house chalrnian. and her cum* East Eighteenth Street. • I m|ttre. .' TUESDAY ; Hostesses (or theluncheon artlt Meeting of board of manager* . 1k>:Mrs. J.U.Crawford, Mrs. of the Womans Club at 10:00 |ir„die Williams. Mrs. KAV. Fite **• ' ! end Mrs. Clyde Ramsey. Business Womans Circle of --------- -------------*— * Presbyterian Church. Mr. J6e I. G r c t c h c D L im d q u is t Corley, Chairman, will meet at ... . ,,, . 8:oo p , m . with Mrs. Joe itouth T o W e d C l u c a i r o M a n os hostess end Miss Anna Nelso'i as co-hostess. y, B L Starner. The daughters of the Wesleyan * mlminci Class of Methodist Church will i “ ""jr da bxv* reverw dish supper at I p, church annex Tuesday. Oct 2 at „ , ,'llc, 7:50 PM . I Miss The Friendship League of the t„| |n th Congregational Church will meet ! present at 3:00 P.M. at the Parish House Departin' on Third Street. ^ Leach Seminole High PTA will meet" Pvt. 1 Oct. 2 at 3i30 PA1. at High the Chir School, Al parents arc urged to stationed attend. Palm B WKDNFSDAY charge. Womans Club meeting at 12:30 Thc w P. M. — Business Meeting amt , al the i luncheon. Guest speaker will InMrs. H. L. Mann, oiusie . Mr», IIIRT George Touhy. Hostersen: Mrs I’ fr Ir J. B. Crawford. Mr. IlrtMiie Wil Mr. S. Itsmv Mrs. K W Fite, and Mr* birth Clyde Ramsrv Thur.da) SATURDAY , Ka» wl Berviee at Holy Cross Kpisropal ' rtntioned Church 9:00 A M former S T R IC K L A N D - M ORRISON, Inc •fUEVfS- Phone 200 1 — InlasMd Watery Eye* 2 — Reiplrotory Coogeillo# Your Ford Dealer Since 1031 3—Natol Irritation A Sneeilng ROBERT A. W IL L IA M S T EL EP H O N E OPERATORS’ 2 REAL ESTATE-BROKER . Atlantic Bank Bldg , •‘ | 4 * ^ * (A j J ii nn* Krllv hn Daytona Orach Boitsmnn M a t e a nd MVs. Wayne la*e have moved their irslil.-nei' to. Kushfnrd. Minne­ sota. Fl lends of ('apt Bernard "Pete" Sehirnrd will regret to learn that he ts ill at Maxry Hospital. Paris. Texas Mr* J. I. I .re ha* returned from Burlington. N. C. where she attended the welding of Mr. J. M. Vining, formerly a resident of PEACETIME FUTURE It’" always fresh when you buy (it at Robb's H o m e B a k e ry 103 W. lot Pfceo* M4-J Overtime .l’a y --f*ld Vacation# • Frequent Jnereo*#* Hresant Environment Dp.rllng drcfScs for the "Little Darlings*"—all white, daintily hnnd embroidered Madeira. Enhance the beauty of your home with gleaming mirrors. Beautifully framed or Vpnetian styles. a .! . • Let us install Safety Clou in your car. >Mn Y owell SANFORD 9* NOTICE A TBet boom to •port I l f * S D a y D r y C le all leather ' J a c k e t * ESTf*. M qg V with full ehoulders and enug fitting waiata. B I a e k or J Brown with I alp- •per or hatton doe- , a; Miss Winnifrcd Banc \Vo#|u 1 I » * C( !S J .L ,. IIn m r ir > L n a m T lC K A SStoww I A M flZ Y MUSICAL TALI Or A MODIBN IV II • [v t b t w H £ R »P P ift 1 ANN HILLER V WILLIAMWRIGHT ltil LUC1LL WOOL Has thia hepneni-<\ *n >"U at any lime while nttending a show? "Beg your pardon.” -nid the fnt man, returning to bit seal. “ Did I step on your (-"it ns I went out T' "Yes, yoU did.” ► »id one. ripocitng an apology. "This I. my row. thro,” munii'M the other ns hr squi-eieil v ( stolen from Jok,. Teller'* Lke Book) * there are shows tmd better ahnws no,I Included in ii,f lo-tter »how« „ f the yenr nh .It t e ” l^>ve Tellers'’ , t n r r t o g Jennifer Jones nnd jheeph Cullen which la plnying at the Bn»e thenter today Since my journalistic ei|eii ence has hrondenetl, what with Interviewing globe-trotting set vice men, I have found that they agree with If. 0. Die tri who s a id : "W H A T T llr Y PRAISE - In the Englishmen, that he' Is the moat romantic lover; In the Russian man, that he is the most tolerant apou»e; In the Frenchman, that he is the most concentrated one !love- In the American that per rent of the husbands do t dishwashing for tholr wives. You here missed • treat ou have not visited th* Roe . vke settlement which is local just o ff the Mt. Dora Rond. MR end M PA JOHN K ell'. RARD’8 hom* "The Thre* Pines* l« eh attractive year-round resi­ dence since they era renting »h«lr hem* In town. Kverv fall DR. end MRS. BRANTI.F.l HENDERSON of WH|iam>bu>g Voo Mpd DR. and MRS. W. "I T R A W I A N o f Hampton, Vj^ lama d o g " for the winter month*' f/ r r -j h > 1 •♦ ^ i #C V i i-tL ' i/ r, y . /■ SgC , s' XKA • '. ■ . • M ASSIVE H W E R S P R IN ( SU ITE IN T A P E S T R Y ! Chase; away, ■/ | M osquitoes, Gnata | and B itin g Flies Die Ut« repellent devclopcil . for oar Pacific Gto “ ;• ( . \ V L t III (»»■> E your — ■.tag. P ilo t Club Sponsors LfOcal N u rs ery School Mrs Jnhirfi Tipton of <‘offc> ville. K nioa * nrnl Min K A I'rrry of Miami arc houtr |rufBt« •»f Mr nrvl Mm. •!-. K. MorrD Thr follow inir motorciI to Silver ami Jtini|»rr Spnny ThuM«lay Mr* Janie* T if to»». Mr a. K \ IVrry, Mr*. J M .Mlnccipher, Mra II K MorrD (irarr Man# Stinrcl|ihrr. Hnbh ami Ernie Morn* wedding of interest took recently in thc Chapel of Rusty llunsell, son of Mrs. the Seventh-Day Adventist Then lOglcMi ^eminnry in Wnshington. II. If. Hi*n.ell of 1515 Magnolia Avenue left Sunday for South D.C when Miss Winnifred Mabel Kent School in South Kent, Bane, daughter of Mr. and Mr* Stanley- Bane of Toronto Canada, Conn became the bride of Johnathan Cpi Tony Huddleston has Levi Hamrick Jr., son of Mi returned from overseas service and Mr* J.L. Hamrick of Takont.. and t» (pending a 30 day leave I'aik. formerly of Sanford Thr with his mother, Mrs. W G Rev lletwr II Votaw officiated Rosa atIllIK)Laurel Avenue Preceding thr ceremony Mr* ——— Nora Marhlan Ilsrhman sang, l.t. nnd Mrs J. ItSchiller of accompanied by Mrs l.a Rur 2010 Hibiscus have moved their Cook, pianist. The rhanel wa* residence to l\(hitillo, Idaho.Lt- I decorated with palms ami basket* Schiller has recently been re- of gladioli Inpastel tints, leased from the U. S. Naval Re-j-f,*. bride woie a gown of pair blur Batin with finger lip length veil held in place by * 8/Sgt. Albert L Kelly son of Juliet rap matching the go wo Mr nnd Mrs A L. Kf Hy> '» Fhr carried * l»u«|uet «»f Juliet home on furlough from Camp rn.«r" Mr* Wiliam J. Watt wu» Blanding Hr has as his guest her m.ilil of honor. Shr wore • Cpi. Kstill Kerrirk also from gown of pink «atm and carried Camp lllnndiog a tn« ipiet nf (link "•!»•»• nnd Ido delphinium Sk J c William H l ullum. «»n Th« Ih-*i man ^a* Mi Wtlllao of Mir . K H ( ’ullum. of 21»'i WfM Fifth .Street h»n left for J Wnit and the inhri* wpfr M' Mliimi Nnvul Air Station where Ln Ivor ( <Hik nnd Mi Alta Hurd \ rivepfinn «i»u givrti *»t th* ht will Ik* realigned. Hr Inn hnnu nf the hr idrgr*»nm'w pnrent > just c-•mi leti.d n 2f» dav leave ni Kinder Avrmir. and latr’ Capt nnd Mrs Clyde F.atnn, Mr nnd Mr* Hamrick left for USMl It, have moved their rest m almrt varddltig trip They wn dence from 201 It I'nrk Avenue hr nt home to thrlr frlrndu *»' in Compton, California (apt. their apartment J07 (rrrrnwoo-l Eaton »ns recently released from Avenue mi Taknma I'nrk Mr Hamrick grnduntiil frot* lh,- U. S. Marine Corps Reserve the the«doglcnl depar tmynt «•' Wniihington MiRRioiuary t'olleg1 thin year uml Mm Hnmrick, wl hn* been teaching piano in thr college mottle department durir>^ the pa«t year, m m graduated fr«'»o thr Toronto f’ onBcrvatnry a*d from the larfidon Koynl Acndtrny of Muair In l.omlon. Knglaml Mr*. Tom Bolt anil Mr* Huth Scott have returned from Jack snnville where they were called Garden ( ’enter Plans because of the iUne** of their Hibiscus Sale Oct. 1 mother. Mrs, W. S Bagwell Frienda will he glad to learn The Carden Center Commit'.■< that Mrs Bagwell is improving Is planning a hibiscus sale Thru* in health. day Oct. t, at Sixth Street and I’nrk Avenue. The sale wiil ■ Mr. and Mr*. D. W Hnbiiolt* gin ni in no A M of l^tkt- Worth epcnl n short A display of rare Hibiscus -ill time with friend* in Hanford T ih’mIiiv t'limulc !«• < htinutr la- shown at Vowell's store * ' FiHtl. iHinom. to vliil th«*ir wm the Sanford Furniture Store iti Iftw nnd d«U(thtrr < pi nnj Hrlurday, '-'cpi 30 No „dv. r Mr* Jiinr* T HuaL «'»*l *ill orders will |.e taken r |wi api*mi I Amur tlrii* hi Kiti'iJ < itv, South Dakota, tfumti C A S U A L L Y yours 1 ESSENTIAL W ORE’ W ITH To AH Your Bakery Needs - - - » ? #- ■ * r • *-«* * * • » Ohirf Hoy (J. William* >pen( Tuev.iit)' in Tnmpu on business. TE R RAC E T A L K Sing!* t,.* Married Age 18-33 EXPERIENCE UNNECESSARY * S i IU .K K Y CMtnr Avenue, at 3:10 P M. ! Thought. of Peace from Foreign > T|>e executive committee m -sl Philosophers Mr* George T.uihy f f c portance to every vegetable grower. \\ K M K I’rarlicr I.I.MIIKD I" H. JAMES GUT AGENCY 0 B R O V I N / * ‘ 4Xazv^ M lD IC A T IO N s / ^ = ^ all In O N I ovHHI K I M A m l CATERING W A D E H . G A R N E R , M. D t h e The Board of the Praabyteri.n Wantin'* Auxiliary will m m at ^ GET MONEY FOR YOUR CAR We’re buying 1939 to 1943 Modtl Chevrolet, Ford and Plymouth cars. Take - advantage uf t'uis ready market to convert motors into money. HOLLER MOTOR SALES 198 Weet 1st St. P v t James E. Smith Is Serving In ATC Activities \:ilis P A R K CONTRACT WORK And riding horses—one pair work msrea; several other work horses. Riding horses and good cow ponies; 1 pair good mules; also some ponies for the kids. On# bred heifer, sell or trade for cattle and hogs. Call Saturday P.M.. Sunday and Monday. Curtis Yelvinton, De­ leon Springs, Fra. _____ __ Touchton Drug Co, ANNOCNCKM ENT S jE M lC * 1V4 TON Chevrolet truck stake body. 8.2S tires, good condi­ tion. First hoose on righ t Ml Dora Road, Monroe Corner. l/oral Elk* have been requested to contribute I I a year or more to the Elks War Commission, r. fund which on a national aealn Imnunts to more than 1400.000 * year, and which la used to en­ tertain service men In hospital* sml wherever thry are stationed all nvet the world •% .’ jRuth Cummlqr TB MRETING GAINESVILLE. Sep) 28 (Special) — Persons Interested In thr control end elimination of tuberculosis will converts next week at the University of Florf’ * to hear o f new equipment, techniques and discoveries at‘acting on* o f modern man • -noet reriou* health problems. The program, which .will ft * , tur# soma o f Florida's best known names In the camhaim) avalnat ubereuloets. will be presented > L 1,/tv and 3 by the general ' Venyop Ndlvlsion oi thn Uni. erMty Ip '-ecioperatlon with thn Florida Tuberculosis and llealtll Association. THE S A N F O R D H E R A L D . S A N F O R D FI ORIDA • F EUROPEAN DIVISION, ATC, Sept, 28) (Special) — Speed - the, keynote of the war • la the v-etchwoni o f Air Transport Command, USAAF. Fast aerial delivery nr vital etrgn and pas •anger* across the Atlantic Is deiiy routing. In the European Division, commanded by Malnr General Robert M. Webster, ATC operates hundred* of trenapprt planes weekly over e network of hear*' i t e g 11* rb d throughout Europe. ~ ~*Mnintalnlqg end servicing tha giant transports requires hund­ reds of specially trained men. Pvt. James fc. Smith, af 80S W. First Street, Sanford, Fje., U on* of the- technicians al Orly Field ATC* Paris airport th* largest air transportation torm Inns in Europe. He Is pert of ths skilled craw which iMpactf end repairs every transport that lands at this base. P v t Smith In bis job as A ir­ craft Mechanic' Is vontributlng te flying safety end directly elding In maintaining ATCa already .TRIPAY.- SEPTEMBER 2*. J945 octal A n d b e y o n d EXPERT Plumbing, 35 years ex­ perience. Ikepairs, water heat­ ers. toilets, basins, baths, laun­ 'd give anything to see one. dry tubs. Good service. No Sat­ now. urday calls. George Coursen, "This Is some Island. It hasn't Box 578. Phone Co. 4106. rained but once nines I’ve bee> herr, and It haan’t quit y e t II W ANTED: Furnlibed or semi­ there ia anything you can do t furnished apartment in school re*, me a paper, please do. ant' vicinity Mr. and Mrs. M.V. i'll certainly appreciate i t I Wilkins, Public sthool teachers. gifesa you know the Array will Phon. 668-M. . get the credit, hut the Marinetrcuicd thin Pacific nn-s. With the help of the Navy. Am hoping to ho hack in Sanford one ot I thean^daya." The Hanford Elks l^xlg* at ' their meeting Thur**lny evening decided tn donate tn the NstjonaT War Fund th,- sum of $56. Jool S Flrld. exnlted ruler « ! th^ Elks, announced tislay.. The USO derives lie finanrial support from tho Nationul \ Ur Fund, which will conduct * drive here next week Th* Elks lx>dgs nf Sanford has been donating g 1r> « month for prixes * ' Bingo i irties at the Sanford USO. and in addition a weeky f!i nriie to in- used for long dis­ tance calls home by service- rnefl ami wnmsi Clarence - ReMdinB |is rhniroian of the Bingo C#it? TOO L A T E TO C LASSIFY TAM PA, Sept 26. (Special)— We have had our V-E Day *nd our V-J Day and now w# era rapidly approaching another Im­ portant day that a lot of folk* * r * no. mors ready for than the world, diplomats were for • tha war's sudden and. For want o f’ ■ better namo I'm calling It V-P Day and it has to do" with thr ending of the war on ths “ horn# front" — You translate It Victory for the Public Day. For the last several years tha American Public hsa had to taka a beating from business, Indus try, labor and govsrnmsnL With goods and labor scares, help hard to gel and hardar to keep, wages high and 'eale* restricted end regulated. Mr. and Mrs. Public have had to contend with' dis­ courtesy, Indifference and often Insult. They have had to stand In tins and wait their turn, take what they could - get and Ilka i t In­ stead o f darks welting on them, they have had to wait on clerk*. They, have had to plead with walure for a glass o f water. ADVKNT1RT8 The outlook for Christian work in India, with it* vast tonula* tion, crowded cities. and innu­ merable villages, will Iw iliscussed in thc'Rabbith school of the Sanford Roventh-Dsy Adventist | church In the Saturday fore-1 noon service at 3:30 o’clock. 1 , , . j fc I A n t i TIIK U88 KANSIIAW SAM rtNTONIO DISTRICT, IAV. Sept id. ..Spc-rmlI Ilo.>*rt A A F I’ DP. Sept. 28. (Special) — lii'rn.lon I, u-.it t ns. ,J nxi.. lieutenant Raymond A Rader, of on of Mrs Jn.-ir A Herndon, 2f>69 Palmetto Avenue, Sanford, OH Kssl Fourth Street. Santord. who served I I months In the 'In is »»’ri m»r on this aircraft Kurnpcan theater of operation* »rric r'-Whirh today is standing as n Navagatnr has strived at If Oininsto, important lap Navy* the* San Antonio District, A AF Too Late T o Classify asc- in not them ilmi-.iu. to uxci A personnel Distribution .Command, he Binding » l occupation forces.! He is ths son of Mr. and Mrs. Several good used latlios The- carrier's air croup consist*! Wm. E. Kader, 2569 Palmetto Burroughs Adding ntachlns with stand. i , ' Lieut. Kader wears the Air W’ood or coal burning water heat•r. r Medal with 4 Oak Leaf Cluetera. and Do I urplo Heart, l i e was One hone power electric motor. rrceotly releasetl from a prisoner Seth <Thomas Striking Clock Used Tools of all kind Bought of war cantp in'Eurepe1r and Sold . He will spend approximaUly itgms of value two weeks at the redistribution Many other Fred Myers. • station undergoing records and 111 East 2nd St. physical processing in prepara­ . Phone 417-J tion for a discharge or reassign­ Florida Ranks 44th ment to duty In this country. M AN’S bicycle. Phone 6TVW. In Nation’s Schools ' n i II.ralS I* a •* V tv w l/ iM r e . w*Wh w |* » rl"~ FRIDAYT BBPTCMBBR J V 1 9 FLORIDA I Gabardine Sport Drcsa. that la casually perfect for moat any occaalon* bu’ colors of Rose. Blue, Fuchaia, Lime, Green, Aqua, and Rliat—in ailea 10 to 20. A larger, finer.- more apaciou* suit* with wide welted arms, ami ell the quality rix-titiln that you'd ordinarily expert to he much more expensive! Ilaa luxurious Innei'sprinK construction, bouncy spring-filled loose cus­ hions. Sofa and chair, superbly tailored in Icatreus. long-wearing tapestry.’’ S.\NI own /COMPANY iM Il kill! �I \ T V J. T ag ^ FRIDAY, SEITfcMBER 2B, 19t5 s ix 70 Textile Plants Closed As Strike ■ I d l e s 2,000,090 (laa llaa rl Fr*#« r a * » One> Washington. 'Our nil supplies will I . begin to reach the critical alage ‘ i by mid-week," {■- , Edgar I.- Warren, new U.8 conciliation service chief, who ! ! arranged tran*fer of the dead locked conference* from Chirngo to Washington, said both ho and the occrctary believed the oil atrikr the nation'* mutt critical l i t the present time. Werren said Schwellenhoch and he believed “ the oil strike i» ;holding up, rceoiiveralon tu n greater extent than any other iftrik *1* * ^ ; MIt was felt.” Warren .aid in suggesting the move, “ lhnl perha III mure prugre** towurd aellle- Freshly Dressed Available D aily ment could be made in Washingt a l k in g tires ton." The sessions will reconvene there Saturday morning. Other important labor develop­ ment* were; n Strike Spread* “ There will he no aetiurc* tin1. The 12-day-old oil strike, In- je*a nnd until there l» no longer volving 32,000 worker. nnd Bny hope of aettlemcnt by conthreatening to unread to include. cillatjon mcana." Secrclnry Sch 260,000, extended to an eighth wa|lenbneh paid r f the'^ml wink, state, Louisiana. through a department o fftcu tr'' 2. Secretary Schweleniiach «nid| Other'lalioN.deppttmenl nuthothe government would not ■Vita tic* .aid leliurv ’ Would take plan oil properties until al concilia-. only if recommcndod hy the army tlon effort* were exhausted. nnd navy, nnd in auch ran- might 3. The national lotul of person' cover only the plan!, ru-rd.-d to idle hernuse of strike* and shut­ down. stood at 370,000. Another Independent U. 8. rrt«lh-r* re 1.500,000 were effected indirect­ ly hy the New York building Kirted n four per cent decrease service strike, either hy inability n the value of Inventurie* uc to reach ofiices or refusal to companicd hy an eight per ci-nl rise in sales during tUI1 cross nickel lines. I The bureau of labor stntistiCB periwig*, first m e n tio n e d m reported strike* and lockout* Involved 22.000 worker* and caused England In the ICth C e n t u r y , a re 1,350,000 maii-dnVs of idlene.* in still wnrn incourt by I nylon Aiigu«l. when the wave of post­ Judge* and barrister< war strike* wan starling. This Idleness, the bureau said, cun stituted only ■‘ 10,100 of one per­ FUItNITUHK RRKINISIIKII m it of I lie available working A N I) ItE l'A IR K I) lime” in the nation. Renew Efforts Antique or Modem Hath management anil CIH Oil U k l N O * Y O U R F U B N IT U R K TO Worker* union representative* US TO UK E X P E R T !.Y RE­ agreed to renew in Washington P A IR E D A N D REFLNTHIIKD. llieir effort* to breuk « Ihree-day W IC K E R SETS PAINTED dvidlock in negotlatioN* lo end P R I C E S REASONABLE the strike for a 30 percent wage P R O M P T SERVICE. rate tnrynse. * Colonial Furniture Warren, who made a surprise enlrnnce into the controversy Refinishers yesterday, said he had told the 111 filrnn Street Phone 2-3U2-1 J 7 L J , T | I. — union he wua s.uie he could count . Orlumtn._ FturtUa un no expansion of the strike [lO U f tQ T O V & n T / f V lielwvrn now and Saturday T h e union made n o formal reply. Shortly before this IIIU re­ finery worker* ut the Chaltnelte i'etridcum corporation in New Orlcnny joined the strike, ('ll) hrndmiarler* there said locals in four other plants in the dis­ , lltt your certificate ttxlay on trict, with 4U0 workers hud voted L E G A L N O TICE i.\ t i i k r o r i i T o f t i i k r o t Jl III.It. H K H IM lI .i: ( ill M L F L im m t. ix r it (i i» \Tii. IN KIV KHTATi: O F I'A tm iK ir KVANH I lr o M P f d , T o A L L tMUCMTOICA ANI» |*i:*tm»N H IIA V INO FLA I MM Oil hkmanL h a o a in h t h a ii» GMT ATI: Vim stud ia^h u l you arc tinfrb) i i o t w i - i l a n d r m i u i r ^ I l « |»r« ■ent an) i l ii i i n a a rd tlrtti.in 4 > v fltie h y»»»i »ir - U t i i - r *if * ftm y h ;i v«th^ t M a f r uf I'.i k I c If. K\ ■(!►, 4a*’etifc*>4/ III* * -If Belli! I'cU* lit > i i tic diMltr*1 i*i M» m i­ ni;iilf- « *i*i*fa11 F I1n H il -i, i" ( 11l * t»f f Icfl (|| llSr ctcilf I Ilf I l l i Sit 111 « #vuti?y ut Hanford, FWind.i. w i t h ­ in ‘ u'M t tti*iul.«r from (It*4 Urn* "hT ih»- f Iv* K |Hil»I|cmU#»ri uf I The Florida Hotel I* nnw v Under N ew M a n a g em en t Nice rimms nvailahle .x o T im t o a i *p i : a i i To, .N’ fii HwrarliiKrr W lkmIr u l f . w l s i i v p iiic p u f rra ld c tte a in il n k n o w ti. Vc*u i r * haratiy r»<|inrad. ti» ap* paaf o r. O f t <ibrr 1 th . 1AI1. In n f* r l» ln p u ll f u r dl% orci» p r n o l f i g lii Hi*- I ' i f f U l l C o u r t o f H rm lu u lp i uuot). FiorMn, n p rw issM .'ia H H ' an .ntibr«»vla,t*il IT T I I K f ' l H C l T T c o r It T, K lk T II JIT II CIA I, C U t r t l T . I k A k l l F oil « k w i m i i .i : c o i '.s r r t . t* i.oit i it a i n r i i t v i ' K i i t n *. M ATIIKW R I m m u ih T . i FJalntltr. ) v*. > til VOHCK iHh<um: m n i K U T T . i ' LtafptiilainI, ) l l ll i - o f v rfilc h aald r a « « la W i l l In in VlllllFH O F IM II I. KA TM IX . C h irk r W o o d ru ff. o la ln llff. va. .S’ Inti H ia e -a rln a rr W o o d ru ff. 4^* TO.* IIF^MHIK U lI IlK i r r T : 115 IL Matfnolla. ValiloBtM. (Jporsi* tatnLintY o u nr* h *r#tiy o r4tr*4 ii* appear 1111n pp n to y h a n d a n d o f f i c i a l a*at >i! H a n fo rd , F lo r id a . M il* fith l|wr»«nHll)r o r by bllornry) tu «nt* * # r lh# bwurn bill uf cAmtiUlnl 4 i f o f H e jih n ib a f. l^ tC , 111**1 lirrpln utiaiitfl. you. Hama U. F. IIKHNt'ON far- Id If U iUlt Uf editors* Of| Uf If#CLKItK OF Cf IlCtl IT COL’ MT, fur® th e Ath d a y o f O c io b a r, I f f I* I.I.a fVI» V IlMVLi; oihprwlpp n Dihtbb IT o ( ‘onf#«»o H i f l l i ii o r f o r |'In in t i f f will bp »nirrr.| air.rna! you for fnllurr lo ajiprar, |i !pb. or a n » w « r .XOTIC i: TO M TK U I aa rpqulrpd by law herein Pi A L IlK IlT I1. IIA UTIL wliota It !w u n l r r u j tltat thla Holloa b« idat r »if rrafdenea Im unknown, |iUliltahr4 lint a a W t#k loy fo u r f f ) Ynil f*ri‘ |j«*raby rr*|ulred lo np* ronppi utlvt* w p p Kp in llio H a n f M in ti **n Oriiibar il*, 19*IS, In u r®r llarAld, a nrw Him per pubtllhci) -at In in "nil f**r dlvorr* |*pfi*llnif In Han fo rd , Hr in I no ip 4'nunty, Florida* Mi** r i f t a It Court «if m utt I tu* I f W lliippa m y hand it ml of f icl ii f'liiiiiiy, Flurlfta, an ibbrifnitli*! •rat |Ills Cl h 4a V of Hrplrrtibtr. II tic of which aald fat I’uulln* XI liarih* IMalnilff war. au* Albert J‘. Iltrllt. il#f»ndattL WITNKJW my blind- and official ■ml ill tCnfurd. Florida. V**1* !*••» i l l «*f Hep!#hih**r. l i l i . * ii keen V Yuti ar* b i r c b f ny(l/twi that a •ull U printing In lit. Ctrrull Court « f ill# Ninth Judicial Cir­ cuit of F lo rid a. Hrmlnol- County, an s bl- nviat.i l till. of >am« IxtnK M u r r a y ' YV. Jarvis, plaintiff. >• It. II. ktulrhrad. at at dafandanta. that tha na ture of aald ault ta to foracloaa a m » r i g * g e ut>»n tha f o l­ lowing described real ' ratal# III K.mlnol. County. Florida, lo - w l l : Hoalhwaat Quarlar of SotiUiw.sl uarlar of ___________ Northwest Q u a r t .r In action If. Township 19 a H * n * 11 K. That you are named aa a daf-ndant In aald aull and Ihla la Tharatnre to Cnmmais yuu lo a p ­ pear In the bill of r o m p l.la l- fllrd ill aald r a u H In >ald Cuurl a t lb * Court lloua* In Hanford, Florida, on lh» lat day of October, , I9tb. « rut- day o f •■'it cou rt; olti.rwla, ttir p ln lm lf f may proceed ex' part*: Thla nolle * to appear ahall b* publlalivd In l b - Hanford l l- r a l d a newspaper publtstied In Semin­ ole Cnunly. Florida. Tor l b - tiro* by law rr<]ulrrd. YVlInce- my hand nnd official a-al of aald Court bn Ihla l b - 3IH day of August, 1911. a . Court .September TENDR-FRY POULTRY 22».r> Nanfnril Avenue TO i W O N D r R F U . W O B O IH N nft* E N G L IS H LANGUAGE. ofU j$ Cold Preparations n ew m a te ria l ; z j _* jQ ■ \ J j ICclIy’a ____j - -----liuaky y Armoruliber Armorulilier j! t ( .1 T r c m l t in t ! K f ) l y * n f n t i g u e p r o o f , I 'I kkic* 91.10 v,liii run filto )< itgtlun the life of kyuur iin .tnl lire* with careful iiis jir c tiu n i. e x p e r t repair*, w vfkly rcinlliitiott ond rectip * Phone 1241 S A N TO HD, FLA. xcith ts t o ArrlCAU T* «’ J ii maa C lo ctfra y. wliuar* r e a ldefic*#* an d • d d r ii# la u n k n o w n M. H. Mri Irejrnr : (h e a••‘fj It^al Th in g hv an Old Heliihl. Hun S T E U H K & CO, . Hwarthmure, P *.' TUXEDO FEED CO. SfM INOII ('A L L US FO R GOOD, R E L IA B L E P A IN T E R S DRIVEW AYS WELLS SEPTIC TANKS WATER TANKS CULVERTS and SEWERS • Transit Mix ConrrVfe Second* available at IA » prica Concrete Pipe Co. of them r i CONCRETE P IP E P E N IN S U L A R ' M»Tll F. (IK IXTKXTIIIX T«i U %HI) “ «1*1*1.11 %TlflX Fill! F I X %I. MI n < II %IIMIL , L Hr»TlCK lu-rthy |lu<n itiai I ii anybody’H language • . . Mi*- uiMl*-rali|n*^l ha* fllrd hl« • final f **|9*irl n** Adffiliiliitral**r uf proper carr of lires imlh* tK* I-it t uf i»Rie* llriir v Cul* l 1 I* nigh i h i m i m l, t tin t Ii** ha* porlanl Your lire* will hint Mini hit* ItrllMifR f»n final ill* much lunger, give you Hiller i harttr and Mini hr will nt»|ilj 111 fhr ifurinrtthlr It. YV, YV'iire. liming, if you let the SEMI-■ t"tiii it11 Juda«- nf Semi null- * ‘uurn> , Kh>rhLi. mu M»r lUth d*iy uf NOI.K TIKE SHOP take care* a*hrr A I» IMS, fur «p|»r«Yi*l Li I.HIIMIT KFA l.) Alto r nr > for Plaintiff H i t P ill I C o u r t t h li 1)* 1 Cur. inti & Snnf<,rtl m .itsiaiN CONCRBTK UI.OCK ix t i i k n n i i t o f t i i i : c o i x t v Jl IM2K. XKMIXOI.H P4I1LXT1. I 141111(1%, IX 1*11011i T K . IS ISF UK r ATH OF til%%lKM 11L Si I Y C O U ’M M S i l l tiuil ir*iix!mj» carcots. See WHEN YOU PAINT THAT HOUSE SPECIFY X O T lrlt Ttl A I T l f M I G t h r l D i u I i b T u y lo r . Iln n ln H o t e l. P e k in . 111. r*tu l i r l i r r r h j f r r'* u ifn t I*f h i Mil i H M ilir i U l»4E* In r ni *ii H f**r t llv n r r c ' p rin ih* C u u rl uf H * iiuikty. K im i k . an Altbi Ml I f «>f w h ic h V itld e ft it ii |<li A . T a Jl I • I ill Mf f G t h rl l A .u U f T a > l«H*. Del Y V IT N K H H i 'i f lin n d and era I at Man fu r 4/ F t u r k lfi. Hi iliiy itf H e p li-m h e f, t l f l , O, V. IIKH.VDON. C h f k C V r r u ll C u u r l r. cr-ck. IIKHNMO.N. d»rk Ctrriiti *k H l l d l r c f i i r Aimrn*-) fur FlalnMff n ire mi j ’ourt Hcall a C l- r k of Circuit Couch K -m ln o l. County. Flnrtda. Ninth Judicial Circuit. By O. U Hunt. Il-puly fC lllCtUT ! y/istfz'tocoin* r roM E-^tvioaT-ivij During I'll. 924 Ihla rtotlcr. Karh claim o r * d*of tho name and for final dla Administrator, of llii inand shall be In writing. and r t i i r f , ru ■bull a!ala tba |>lac. of raaldanca Karat* of Jamra llanry Coklougti. daceaaed. anil poat nfftc# addrraa «t lha alalmUnl, and ahall ba -W o rn to Thla H lh day t>t . Saptrmbvi l.y lha cialmant. agrnt, or altornay, A. L>. 1915. mm any auch .claim or demand C O U N T * JOIINKUN nut ao filed alia!! be void Admlnlafrator of tba Katate of Jarnar llanry U.k lough. daJ r. K V A SB. A t administrator of the K a m i . of Carrie If Kvana, dacraard First publication S-pt. flat, 191b. DDT HUG HOUSE p1u. huIt urn. Flea*, Bed hug#, Ruarh HiJtlliWAHPlIl MRS. FULLER SAYS SHE’S THANKFUL FOR RETONGA N o Fuss an d F lu rry in g fttrf rut HALU HAVE LONG DlhlreHH From klmliirc-stlon H im* Of Appetite. And Weak Hun-Down Feeling I’ r it in p 11 y Relieved, DeDeclares Mnt- Fuller. Has Regained Several I'oundw W e ’ ll Do th e W o r r y in g * A * * -rttstts w h i c h Ant. 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PAUL ROBINSON WELL, WELL, CDm MANOB( HELlCVDEANf THIS IS EM0/ RSNU5M8Et2 r MG*-1CONF ffi Me?j— t THAT I DOn V SHOULDI?/ NEAH, I GOT A * ‘-i POUND.*- ICELAND A F d C A - : C!W IW A*- C INDIA-AND HOME, ^ SW6ET HOME.^ FrodkcHnn'of tractors (agricul­ tural, industrial and military) in 1IH4 had a value of $067,000,000. compared with $367,000,000 in J943, and $342,000,000 In 1041. . — - ■ ■■ f — o n , |>ouml o f r <>»*V ..... . .-.i - - * -- 7'^7? m- i m . i- T Of cour:;n you >■. trie rolnrj.-ra i. i i except a ne wer trcii'-l. bit' ijovermnotlt llqures show that Idck of pioj : r enrt- is pnttinq thousdnds of rei raj or a tors out of service Call a repairman at the fust sttjn ul trouble, don't cvercrowd your refruierator and allow for free air circulation, don't place hot dishes in.it and use covered containers lor liquids and left-overs, keep the door closed and see (hat it fits tiqhtly. keep temperature controls no lower than necessary and you will continue to have modern refrigeration, right on until you too cah enjoy the even greater conveniences of the Electronic A ge of To­ morrow. Como into our ollirt* lor your freo copy of "How to Economize Wisely with Eleclriqity." - -* One nml one-hnlf million moro non-white pereoit* were employe! In non-*jiritultural induitri** in 1946 than In 1940, oceordln# to the Ccmu* Hureau. !, a The total intercity movement of commerre of all Kind* In thu United State, this year will lie more than a trillion ton-mllea, It U estimated. und* of milk K at I' tih n ttl I'M u'*, |m»I vgttim v." she snys "I've hud m\ fling ton. playing Knglial an*l take- liliiee, usually l*efor« a !»•«*bit te judge. with Finlgan ns DONrrtu-MSWVB roOSCTTBN -BUTCH'f awnfi/'-THe k o / WHOairOjABS7Dj_ ’ vs.fy W ' The ft o mnlT Kt tiles lltri interiliuu- THAT'S HARO TO .SAW "DUKE? YOVR ^FACE LOOKS KIND OF--,_____ l\ 11*tiftl«t« he t iniug rt f"r* |ttl<* of plus v l.rideg rnuin The ti* t* * . LT PILL-ROLLER IS LOCO. INT SICK, DO LOOK : . ft ii h A mere urn soldiers ’ 1. LONE BANGEH I I a ll i * to urp 1 *■ * k1ti f T l it U r -t ho t o r n e f H of , K ii.t .i. • t v » , . n-. r n i in t i c s hi i mtiftT fti’ l l \ f l*»T :' . \ l « U »•» till! i*« H’ ** till i lo c a l tM <5L* CJaSafJ*I T3 ,4:vAn■eIir I'• •'•rsles. • 00 P M - rills > Hsralt# a on |* if Coin# wikfili'ti ft llh *is ^ | ii . ■ i' * 1 FLORIDA FOU GOT fOM PINT Buy Victory Bonds and Save Them te Buyr * Y*ur Electronic Age Kitchen! •* r p �tr I v f / / THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA PAGE EIGHTH 111=111=1 MATHER'S VALUE HEADLINERS 1=111=111=111 W ainw right Salutes A fte r Receiving Degree DISPIAYINO a happy vullr. LI Col. James P. Dcvercaux. hero o( the defense of Wake Island, Is shown as he arrived at Oakland Alrputt, CaL lie spent almost four yean as a Jap prisoner after hts capture on Wake. (International Soundphnlo) TRADITIONAL BEDROOM MI1<I <OI<S JUMM.ID WRICXAOI OP PUNIS AND RUU0IN0S Is all that remain* In the thrrr Navy hung.ns 71a., Naval Hose which—with 364 planes and twenty*five patrol hi ^ »• "* ' " ' l 1' 1>•' "r the hurricane that swept Florida. Leaving damatjc e»lun.itnl tu^|i n« $ju ' • '> • tin oi !• * th* Atlantic and waa later reported menacing Charleston and Cope Halloas. (fill. -uuiiuimii STR IK ER S P IC K E T SINCLAIR AND SHELL PLANTS u tA QUAKER CITY police loutrd thr Uxly <i( John II. Thayer (a b »v e ). 50, financial vice president <>l the Umvcisily ol Pennsylvania, in h|» sar near Fairmounl Park. Philadelphia. His throat and wrists were slashes!. It was said he was despondent ever since his son. Edward! was killed In combat In IMS. . (International) BROADFELT 2 M prr’tty "floor «how*' renttpr them* hrik'ht colored I'tijin throughout your room*. I » l * ferent styles mill colors to choose from. Special Bargains in ORANGE GROVES • a I 8 a cres 5Ms in g r o v e 450 trees 18 yrs.* old P r ic e 6600.00 5 a cres 4 in g r o v e 44 trees 20 yrs, o ld A b eau ty P ric e • 30 acres 10 in g r o v e 741 tree \5 yrs. Old 1800 b o x fr u last y e a r P r ic e 12,?60.C - 36 acres 17 in g r o v e 1074 tre< w ithou t fr u it P ric e 16,­ * ,500 with f r u i t • • V 30 acres 22 in g r o v e trees. 10 to 12 yrs. old P ric e V- 19,800.00 • - ' . . 15 yrs, old P r ic e 7150.00 ive'540 trees >rice 7150.00 . , CATTER RUGS FOR SALE L; 15 acres 5 in g r o v e 307 trees • . 7 yrs. old P r ic e 3300.00 : o I 8 a cres 4 in g r o v e on Highw a y 9 y r s old Price - « AFTU HIS WHMLWtND TOUR c.f Now York City, Don. Jonathan M. WalnwrlRht, hero-peneral ol Correfildor and Bataan. aojoya a cigar as ha listens to his too Camdr. Jonathan Wainwright, 8th. doting a press coofmoaco at the Waldorf* .(International) Astoria Hotel. .(International) - Qum. a province t (Lung hold o f th and has many tor . 17 acres, 14 acres solid in xtrees 25 t o 30 y e a r - o ld , 5 room house, g a ra g e , fe e d shed ‘and etc. N e t * p r o fit on th is g r o v e . |aat 6,748.00 DELUXE STUDIO BED Night and day luxury l This handsome modem rofa opens •* into a full size double bed . • spring jconatruction for perfeet relaxation and comfort. »hlpmints of tooth �J V ■ I A . t 7 " t rr. \ *v i li 3 V '•»7vJ it!) .r^C'r .f I ** / itfll I 'W ■I.*"! •> . ' . :# t ' 5 I • 1 v , ■ %. . "VI '" M"■I! '-«■ I. . i: {1 i E l f f l v- » :.-5v' '■ ' -.r •• iiij: •V • * 1 'i ■ ~ sv _ ,.k . ' % 1v_T, U.i • •. • • . . ■• . *• : * ' * � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 28, 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/798731090dc0118c946f6dbe58c48910.pdf 3d131b29f8f68e4b2218a3395815af07 PDF Text Text }• c. r i S K r a * t- v r *f a J.'.Jf 1 PAGE SIX lOe per Has for o u laaertloa Me pec Rm for three laeartleoa OTc per tin* for < Insartloae IS per liar for 20 Insertions * Minimum rataa . . . 80c PHONE IIS OR BRING YOUR A * . to TH E SANFORD HERALD Count, (Ire worde to the line, Including phone and addrrae. -All a dr ert tee moat* for altoatleae wantoS will b* tbarsrd for at the rejrultr tlatslfitd rate*. —— —- F IL L up with kerosene an<l fuel oil before winter. H. B. INH'K GO.. ING. UrH O LSTE R Y fabrics, tapestries, damask*, b roc* telle*, a goo.1 stock to select from. R.S Brown, 2911 N. Orango Ave. i'hone 4953. Orlando. Fla. U HOSPITALIZATION Imflviiliisl, family C M. Boyd * Go. Insurance, and groun. WINDSTORM inmtnnre. No'i !• the time to ; rmect your pro­ perty ng*ln*t windstorm dam. • age. C. M. Boyd A Co. (2,900 L IFE Insurance to each person aer* 16 to 36 for * 1 ’/. 60. dividend* rrduce the year­ ly cost to $13.60 after th>.' let year. G. M. Buv'H A Co. *' FOR S A L E : Ample quantity long Ufa GOLD BEAL a*hc»to* roof coating containing Pelrogum. Sanford Paint & Glass Com­ pany, 117 So. Park Avenue, Phone 301. TWO FARMS FOR B A L E - O n e 8 acre*, tiled land, 1 good well, story house. 1 car ganure. 1 cool house. 690 ft. West of Ijike Monroe Post Office. One ;\l i —6 acres, all tiled, good welt, 2 story houae, i story barn, 14 ___ U»—------- :— mile west on Orange - Bout*vard. J . W. Bell, Lake Monroe, , ft Phone 16. 3 UMBER-Lumber! story home behind Reel**, very __.beat lumber. Plenl- rfoore, win­ dow* and plumbing. Duhsrt's Lumber Yard. 2 VICTORY GARDEN PLANTS now ready—Tomaloea, Fla. Giant Pepper, FL Fyers Mar­ ket E g * Plant, Copenhagen, Charleston end Jeraey Wake­ field Cabbage: other plant* In a few daye. J . W. Bell, Phone 16. Building block*. Llght-watlcd fl­ inch bv in.inch, 6 Inch by R Inch by 12.inch. J. E. TerwRIe je r , 30M Elm Avenue. Septic tank., »ewer pipe, *lcp ping etone. and flower poti. pee J . E Terwilleger. 308 Elm Avenue. X HEAD milk breed rnwi; one finr bull. 1611 Mellotiville Ave. Call after OiOO P M. ________ uT f T HOUSE trailer. furnished Bleep* two. Box TH, c/o Herald. *13 DODGE Sedan, fair tire*, good condition. 1 1 6 ’A N. Jc**nmlne. GOOD J*r*ey heifer, first calfFred J i m n e i , Paola, FIs. SLIGHTLY Baod b*by carriage. jjl^.09. H. U llotte, Lake TOR SALE SI* room house, 3 acra* of land, on paved road. Immediate po»•eeelon. Robert A. Williams Phone 732 Atlantic Blank Bldg. FOR HALE Five room house, 3 seres tiled land on paved road. Robert A. Wlllleme Phone 732 ‘ Atlantic Bank BidsFOR BALK Fivr room houae dote 1n, Price |2,860.00. Robert A. William* Phone 732 Atlantic Bank Bids- * MONDAY, I '• CLASJ1F1ZO ADVMTlSIfta BATE* FOR SALE— __ J ----- — _r*TTT* , ‘■ * •S? p 1 • - t ’ ■ • ’ dANfORP, FLORIDA TH E SANFORD . OUR Jewelry, Floater policy will . UNFURNISHED ooao.. ab l^w olo.. In ,1 ’ t< h on uii s■ ea, ruilrn permanent repay you' Ffor jewelry kut, Boa K, d o Herald. Molen or destroyed No If (I. M. Boyd A Cm , furnished COIL for cleaning. Hotel between 10 reildenta. 1:00 P.M. DIVIDENDS, for in year* your fire, * automobile and liablllly insuiance by not Insuring , DELIVERY boy,- over 18 * full wiin <■ At. Boyd « j time, to drive true.. Robert*' Grocery OCTAGON,, gold rimmed hi focal glosses, black metal t o r GIIU, FOR general office work. HOUSE traitor for aalr. around \V. F Ravencl, 107 K. 7lh St Mu»t be experienced In book­ 1200,00. Inquire Willink Scr Phone 7H3-W. keeping Electric Service Co. vice Station, 2601 Sanford Ave Phone 822-R. time 6 ROOM house with bath, tin BUSIN ESS SE R V IC E' TU ' October. A dispatch, from Manila and said it was possible some of the first esses there might be started wllhln.a..weel^ __ _______ _ m Hirohito May Pay Respects To MacArthur (('•RltM «S Ffm P a c t Ob i ) voting. •Peart* who wa* third in 'V .\ ey of hcariti — ter 8:00 P.M. t” a m n r -s u n a iin --------‘ • -MWXh MJ jvtu in« awelling ■ Latest to Join the populatlon , o f i o B - u aispecta p in the *Waa ■ Gen. Kenji Dolhara, sinister figure figt in Jap an­ ese military intelligence, who sur­ rendered today. Dolhara only recently had been placed in command of the Jap an­ ese First army despite his record as a leader In the conquest* on the Asiatic continent, where he was known as the "Lawrence of Man­ churia." Dolhara arrived with some of h’. i staff at the city hall and was unceremoniously escorted to the prison, where 34 other suspect* are' confined. It also was announced that Wathakan Wickit, Siam's ambassador to Japan, was taken into custody at Mlyanoshita, near Tokyo. He is another an MacArthur'a "wanted" Hat, , '*■ Deacons Are Elected By, Baptist Church ■■» EPTEMBER 24, Strom were the two high men In voting Sunday at the First Bap­ tist Church for the office of dea­ con*. However, as Mr. Stenstrom in­ tends to attend the University of Virginia, he was unable to accept the office, which will be filled by 1 ttK inure than l, 000j children . in Nec- York City, It was. fount! that 10 per cent had a hearing loss of nine decibel* or more In' on* or both ear»'*and about three per cent had a beam ' ing Iota of 16 decibels. T h e ' nor* ) ntal hearing range is 126 dedibels. traffic in currencies and negotlaW * can now offer the very Uncut E X P E R T plumbing »ervice In­ SALESLADY for Meady, full lime employment. Apply in akle asset* and moved to freq the man with 36 yeais’ experience Jan nraas. In person. The Outlet. Repair work a specialty. No Stripping Dome! agency of apeSal unlay call*. George Cournen rial privileges, the order pave* A TT0. b o d y . a n d f e n d e r r e p a i r i n g phone County 4106 Box 671 MAID. Steady housework. Apply H and A Dept. Store between the way for the eatablilhment Try eur new painless method, the beat In Central Florida' 20 acres tiled celery farm, lately , THE SO't I. preferable to Ihe of a new and truly competitive ,9 :0 0 A. M and 0:00 P. M. mwa ageneiei. . plowed and harrowed on Cam- [ $60 deductible collision or up C‘ ri rrop Avenue^ Phone E B Stnwc. *et automobile mcui >nre. Gei M A ID for general housework. Meanwhile, Marauls Kido, lord t Small family. Good pay for kieper of th* privy seal, *ald 192-R or Edward F. Lane, our rale, for your car* tod capable person. Phone 264-J. tihooe 642. | truck. C. M Boyd A f’o ___ Eni|>cror Hirohito received Proai 103 N. Palmetto Ave. • Phone 371 RooeereH's peace plcfa and FOR REN T Small ■ furnished. WASHING machine* repaired — t or 4 waitresses . t oncef S e r jj' ilrei ■ Ifiv U.o, tilRlC -1 noh, Driving Park. Freddie1* »k / U-PS u l « Dvpsrtment*I llUYi Nov. apartment. Adults only. Pal-, and all home applinncea. Cald­ 21, 1941. peace memorandum—but mrtto Grocery. well General Repair Shop. 707 —-■■ N E W SP A P E R S WARNED •V with excellent knowledge ignored them both when high Ja p v .- * - a - ^ . f ,: North Mill*. Orlando, phnne WOMAN NEW YORK. S a p L U . UP) — table arrangement to a.siat pro- nsvlson told him It wax useless FURNISHED house. 7<»9 En»t 2-1972 or Sanford 9166. Prom [it motional campaign in con­ ts r e l i t the rising war tide in Th* American. Newspaper PubSecond 8 L Servfee. liiheri aiao. warned yesterday nection with nationally known! Jspon. Japan'* top field general was that denpite the lifting of gov. table nrreialty, Mu*t have car WE ARE fullv equipped and for full time earrer. UnvxJtal jailed and with former dictator •rnmrnt restrictions on new*, know h o * to rerap your lire earning*, Write in detail and Hidcki Tojo and other auipected print next Jan. 1 pu.’Ushers must in Hi r o w ii e k e w h e r e Natural rubber nr synthetic The Registration Books of the City of Sanford, Interview will be arrange.) for war criminal* fared speedy trial, prepare to hoi I newsprint con­ we protect the .Idewnll* u p r i v a c y i s II eh p e l t e d sumption to rn absolute mimiFlorida, are open at the City Hall, commencing Mon­ training In Hanford and Dc - riisslhly within a month. Vl»Utt natural desire lor priv,rfy your tire, done. Tire Shot Simultaneously the N i p p o n mum to avoid a costly "wild Land Box CM, c / o Herald. in money matters Is strictl) Cor. I*l and Elm, phone 603 day, September 17th, 19-16, for the purpose of registtrTime*, said the commerce mini*- ecramble” and government conrespected here. Friend* and OUTSIDE salesman and collector •DING to fly ! Ge^ * trip ace: tfy would order all major mining , irol, relative* nrv not iiue*Jnmrd ing for the Municipal Primary Election to be held bn for Mather Furniture Co. See and manufacturing companies i> " I t is plain that if users genabout your crtnlrt. VoCr em- J dtnt pol.cy from ( j. M. Bo, November Cth, 1945, arid will remain open each day Mr, Brun»on. muke financial reportn nuke report* in thej rrallv — both newspaper publishplover nr business associutca | A Go first step toward stripping Japan'j rr* and various other co.ixum.'ra wilt not hear of your personal| except Sundays and holidays, up to nnd Including Sat­ now using out of the available affair*. Thero is no eau»e for I.fAHIIdTY insurance i» mn.t MAID, full time, good pay. Phone of war Industrie*. 4W-W.________________________ urday, October 27, 19-16. *; important. You Know whnt It Close behind the announcement I newsprint supply — ^tart any embarrassment. I Rea*ijnnhl» ered'l requirement*.! would rust to replace your WOMAN for sewing. Apply be­ yesterday of Washington’s dlrcc- 1 great increase of consumption 4f No co-makers o i r ,,'nev loan*. I home, furriltUic, nierrhandUe tween IOj OO A.M. and 1:00 five for tha roundup of all the next January bevond whnt they “ ari-hl* nayment plsni. and unto mobile if destroyed *ar-makcr* of Japan, Gen. Mac- have been consuming in 1046 P.M. Valdri Hotel. FAMILY LOAN GO. But you don't kr.nw what lh| Ailhur declared, that- trials -by there Will be ehnoa added to the Flnrlda IUHK Bldg. Phone 31 verdict I* going to be in a law WANTED: 25 head colored sec­ military tribunal would bbjfin present bad supply situation." .tilt involving noddy injury nr tion labor for work in S an ­ soon. Cranston W illiam , ANPA gen­ PAINT NOW! death Get atlequ ile liability ford, 67c per hour, 4H hour _____ was ___ interpreted _ ____ That here aa eral manager, said in a state­ coverage. G M. Bnyd A Go week. Report *t 119 Myrtle c a r t i n g some would begin in ment available Gall Sanford Paint Ave, H:00 A.M. ____ _____________________ 4 Gin*. Company. Phone 30*! BODY AND Fender dent., (mint I Injury or fading should be FOR 36 additional you can add corrected now to romliut aging to your automobile linbilitv and weathering. A new painpolicy medical payment for le*. method uwait. you at each perimn nrridenlly injured YATES AUTO P U N I A while a on»*engcr in your car BODY SHOP ami each pedestrian hit by i 109 N. Palmetto Ave. Phone 371 your car up to $760 each. C. M Boyd A Co. | DODGE . PLYMOUTH PARTS AND HERVICE FOR B E T T E R Health Drink Phnne 101 Mountain Valley Mineral Water 109 Palmrttn Ave. Nature'* Aid to health. From Hot Spring*, Ark l.-l u> . r ,crve vow For Sale at Dij W A N T E D bar!'. I.umber Yard, IM9 San ford Aveilin'. Phone 386 M i GET your order, for i'hri-trnu. and Everyday greeting rnrd. in by Oct. 16 for early delivery WII i pm v ( «nh for nil kimla of f u ' i . D ii r r [J I J Mra. Bolt, Phone 661 VV mediate possession. Ike Butler, Glndervlllc. FOR R E N T - i ! Yates Auto Paint & Body Shop REGISTRATION NOTICE MISCELLANEOUS | H. N. S a y e r _____ City Registration Officer A frank statement about I >It IJ f # sStrirtr in ifirrio (o w n 1 in t'o n tru l pi*rt o f al a i r IJ A Mu trh if iR iit i. R li iu lt e t h li iw n . N C FINANCIAL-^ WANTED: Man with »m*ll capi­ tal to lnve*t in good hu*tnc**. W A ST E l > Cornet Phone* 4f».*J-W, Good return* on your money. Boa 1496, Sanford, Fla. SAVE money when you Inly you* next car or truck thru lower local bank financing and mil lower inauranre eo.te M Boyd A Go «>r trnmi>rt the gasoline situation FOUND — WANTED TO RENT SAVE money on your fir*, windstorm, automobile, workmen'* compensation, burglary, lia­ HOUSE or apartment, furnished bility amt other in.urtinre •ir unfurnl»hed, Iwtween now You'll like our profit .haring and Nov I Tht*'p adult* per plan of Insurance G M. BoV'd niaiieiil Phone Mr. Davidson, t Cnr " Standard Grower*. I X ) A NS on rn*h vn,ue of Insurance policies *t 2 H% 4 V « , . C. M. Boyl A On. life , F I V E tn LOST— LOST: -SI^.K FUCHSIA AND LIME B EL T BETW EEN LANKY GLEANERS AND WEI-AKA APTS t ALL 9169, MRS, ZETTY REWARD r<HJm house, furnished HEN the history of World War II i# writton, the contributions of the Ameri­ can oil in(lu9try will make a big chapter. Since Pearl Harbor, for instance, it refined 90 billion gallons of gas—82% of all the gas produced by the United Nations. This year, U. S. production of that super fuel, aviation gas, reached the incredible total of 22 million gallons per day! We, the American Oil Company and the Pan American Refining Corporation, are proud of our part in this great achievement. W or unfurnished, permanent re*l dents. Small family, ex-service man uho want* to stay In San ford- Call Mr. Johnson, Phone 376, City Drug Co. ’’Ask for Hoy." Tf) BUY: 1939 or '40 Ford, Ply­ mouth or Chevrolet, Must b. In go-nt driving condition to [ make long trip Phone 867-W. i BULK Imitation block Any amount. P h a sin '* Old Lake Mary Road FOR BALK b» lbe owners Ford Model A 1083 Plymouth Sedan • 1037 Plymouth pickup 103S Chervolet Iona wheel base truck with hydravlle dump, lost Dodge truck tractor with 22 ft. flat trailer. May be Impacted at Bemtael* County Motors 100 Palmetto Now the oil industry is rapidly being con­ verted to peacetime uae. Tankers are being released. Restrictions of all sorts are being lifted. Of course, all this can't be done in a .day. Benefits for motorists are coming. First came the - end of rationing. Better grade gasoline is rapidly going back to the pumps. 1011 PLYMOUTH Sedan Special DeLuae. Radio and Motor, bow tlrea. Phone 7B6-W after ' P IT D IP IN D A B L I *- 1 . ■ ‘ . ••'* *.7 Petroleum science has learned a lot in* war. Great progress has been made. There will be better gasolines—yes 1 But they won't be atomic. No fuels will take you zooming to Mars. They won’t make your car into a B-29. Our fuels will embody all of the latest » * j scientific advances of the oil industry. Behind them are the great facilities of the American Oil Company and its affiliate, Pan American Refining Corporation.' ‘ v j j ..; We don't want to engage in a baft It of adjectives about them. We just wapt to remind you of the pre-war reputation of AmocoGas and American Gas—and promise you that every advancement petrofaim science has made will be embodied in these two fine motor fuels in full measure. .**• ' V »' M GALLON Oak barret* limited supply. Sanford Coca g o o d A e a r CoU Bottling Co. IX T R A -M IL IA O B SMALL JACK mute, food work­ R IC A P P IM O er, about 0 year* old, $110.00. Kenneth Rockett, Warner, Fla. AMOCO-GAS and AM ERICAN GAS have always been honest products —honestly described. You will buy with confidence knowing that no finer motor fuels can be made. It’s not what’s in the ads— it’s what’s in the puttps* B Y c e rrU re, practically iao, i n W. lith S t ONE HOUSE, two Iota In Golds. bore. Duhart'e Lumbar Yard. ONE 11 TUBE floor model AM OCO TU m k lle k ? Q u ick , U U t e r , y o u ’re r id in g o n th in Ice. S e o ua to d a y lo r d o p o n d a b lo E xtra-M ileag e R e c a p p in g , • deep, k I B fU • u ie-Io o to d tre a d d e - i 7 e l g u l o r th o u s a n d * o l Wi - : GOODYEAR GRADE A CAMELBACK THE AMERICAN POLICY Our policy u-as—a n d u illis—to ofl'tr honestly described, to market distinctive ahd bctttF products, to work constantly towards t/uir improvement, to soil them at fa ir prices, and to render efficient service. • ■i.* •i . . . % f i r ? isV iJ* ■■ m >■ ■ I f ]• — . . . i . - - -- '* iiR iH �...... > _ *«, •4 9 ' L In Unity im There I/. Strength— To Prolwt the P f i M of the WorUi • To Protoot* til* Frogreaa of America! T * i’rodur* Prosperity for Sanford. IOOAV SA N K O IU ). Established 190H * Jap Army Food Congratulating New Justice F I.O H ID A J WK D N K S I ) A f t . C. oi C. Elects H. H. Coleman As Preside*! S K l 'T K f t l H I . U Ji., m ;, .Xliiulirr m wrrf * *f":v » it? f i m a . V B ftf& lt 1 r jtT - y National V/ar Fund Drive To Be Next W eek 600 Officers And Recreation Group Men Coming Here : Submits Report From Melbourne To City Board effectuated, to include reprrsenU , lives of all govsrnmant fields TOKYO, Sept. Zfl. (/P>— O n eral MacArthur declared y estn day Japan might he occupied "many years" although the con qttgring fare* would he small "Itndrr lavorabla conditions" — umably If th* 1alien empire behaves. a * • Hia -denial of report* that oc­ cupation might end In s it months t came aa Japan ambarkad on an economic transition th at will craaa < • Faced by the aUrk proepect of mass starvation this Winter, ths Japanese Ministry of Agriculture announced that all but TO.000 uf the 1 .22.'i,00l> acres of mull>erry ft trees that fed lha silk worms Would be plowed up for food crops. Tbcss were the other facets In . the transformation of Japan frum a world power Into a fourth-rate IslandI nation: T li. Nip imn Tltnea reported MacArthur had moved In on Ja pan’s moving picture Industry with nn order banning films of a n/JJtnristic or urtra-hadmialIstic character. Occupation Extended Heavily armed combat veterans swar mint ashore Into the port of Aomori, extending the occupation of Japan to the northern tip of the main home island of Honshu. The Army announced that more than 20 suspected Japanese war criminals mould be moved to the same Island prison th Tokyo Bay that once housed American war prisoners. It was undecided whe­ ther to put former war dictator Hidekl Tojo In that Spartan pri­ son too. ^ The head of Dome!. Ilrlppevl by tic MacArthur of Its monopolist! perugativrs, said he would recom mend to directors the disbanding of thi* news and propaganda aency that onca spoke for the. mil­ itarists. C IT Y B R I E F S T|w Sanford Qetboard Aaaocta9 tlon will meet F rlu y night at tha Chamber of Commerce Uulld' Ing at 8:00 P.M. l\* V. „ Townsend dob will not IU scheduled Mftetlng ‘hi. but will matt Inetead on ' y, Oct- 4. ' H i ! . Me- Additional Personnel Now T on n is Courts Art* lUrommendutl; May Crowd Living Ki*l Hus Com mended A c f o m m od at ions -S k Jap (lYihi.tl On .Mindap an Yields To (Jen. Hutchison Propnrod To K;iiso Jl.’U l.l In foiintt 1 1. I,. ..... V .- r te. * M- n ***1 1 n fM 1 o -h e l to o k t in r l . - , l io n „ l' | , r , T i n t t n n r h i » • ( ••11#•aa »?.c r v liii- s a n l h i* .*( t♦. - I l f lefle net* ti * h im • I I i i t i . l t h r C<' th ann fo t f hr .hrvrtiv> M lh r r u ffk ff* ..... I mi i mi m.tMtilir i mI In i « < iU th rA ft| ftlu###r»w III «n liiMift nt • ftI •* • « •III III* M M i ll It I'l. N .Y .G arm ent W orkers Idle In Lift Strike , t m H II < .ilrniiavi, manngrr id tin liH‘n) tiffin* uf thr Klor ila I’owfj nn<1 Light Co. elec f t pix id.-n* «»| the Seminole CflMi i Xy Chnmber of Commerce for b«' coming year nt n meeting of h r 4 board of directors at the t it> Hull last night. Prior to tis I election T W Lawton. )it rthlufit. h»*l annotineeil thm In* would Ilot I 11(> o r \ Nr.oir.> i i*ii «>i.iiinimg* riient m« « • in** O t- g».» w ftI I I . f t .1t . I»«? .i eMIuliilttfe for re-electloll u* m \\ .»«hltigt«Mi l*C a« • L.»0 i •i.le* heg^y to troll t 11,. ...pi. r.d'lcin-ft *»| hr h.i.i nlri -wly •rrviil two ten !* tun* ittwiiul ti. lo t mg S e a t* . I a le t l '• . ) t(. NntiM .1 -1 «1t.I **l|U') (lib. r officer* electe.1 wt y d rn t. .N a tio iiiil .M a liu lat t u r n « ft*tftp M tlfT H V . 1*1*' nf f III ..f ( V.o MO* i »«! Lea L«**#ltrr, Timt vice i»rc*itlf i t . s. i . t i i i x ..f I » U .i I |l S . |.w . I I . - mI.u . I. W illia m ' I . I \I Ktl ILggm*. u c r i ’lary. J L. !»*■ (‘lin ilil* # . of I tMlIMiOii. I S \O llU g li.« . . . .b a n M I* 1 • I n •*ia-*iirer 11 I Cornell, tic* -f I a. | I II II •> t l I * I .. .t , .,1 • TOKYO. Sept. 26. (AI>) — I* »#t Ihwfro t No. 1; K. (• MacArthur to d u y ^tripped K il|*io 11<k. \o-e pre*tdent. Li* Japan'M Army und Navy of ti n t J J A BiHtline. ilc irr-t.l. tit. I'l-tfirt No M, II. mil equipment, directing thui ® their Htocks of food, und IN I l l s OPFH K AT TIIK WIIITK HOUSE, smiling president \Vhi*.'lei vice iiremitlent, ihutpct I No i an.I \V h Killwe, yice clothing be turned over to Harry S. Truman congratulates Sen llar.dd II Burton, Ohio llc- I»re« .•lent. Ih«tric*t No puhliran, whom hr noniiiinti-d n» an Associate Justice ..f tinSupreme the famine-threatened civil­ «*.! a re nit I L. . leetiolt follownl rertirl on his confirmation t>y the Semite eiirln-i the aunt.* .iut I In , I.v ' < noniinntmg coniint Ar< ian population under u strict Court. lernutiunal 8 oun,l|ihuto I le a n , c h i l i »«•!*•i .*(•**.I of It L II term accounting. M e a u while, u MV. 0 Wil li 1 Ilk m*»»t II II Fo|»r. Arthur Yo«fll ^member of the Japanese r\ ni i \ p \ \ \ M I mi.'s t.ut oo.l Simfor.l liotnl House of Peers, Marquis Xsohichx%..w .inunnoMtiwIy i|> p (kL i n i . m C .ie c P r * *s o n l l.o x o l K S lilJIll O t l J N I 1*111 ■tM.ssMftf 1•„•»( ika, proposed in an interview , |iriMni Lv ih«a Lftkati.l The no til ' that Emperor Hlrohito withdraw ............. .'I M nut m m ti**** v%aw n | i| it< ln te ' l,,o ot \ l>o\ t‘St*;i I ,f \ r l 1 1 . t.i ,.*• s.M " * from all political affairs, In order . M lllot I F llo v ic wb' hv | to eliminate a "clique around the 1 . * I'tMiwi at \ t ktl*I r Itltft' p i • (• >1 li 1 1\ c r \ \ 1 ' i a i ; t* throne", and demoffacy posslhlr 1 ■ M • / IM.I « M l., f|l ft* .*f t ••i I 'r . - it it r u of The Jap Privy Council approved • i , t tie# 1 1 .1 i the reorganization of the jJapan « •• ,.f M i • .t lc m l r 1 th.eae central liason office, through - ,tw 1 T. * •luift* ji *n»'#*tiMjf ,01 w h. FR A N K F U R T ON THE MAIN Kept. J#. (A P ) Gen­ eral Elaenhower today i o n nsoncd General Ceorge H. Pattoa to mak# a personal re­ port on deexlflcatlon in Bararts. Elsenhower asked for an Imined la I a report on Naala still holding office In the Third Army territory and requestsd Patton to f i r e a personal account of hi* ste­ wardship In Bararia early neat week. J irl« hi«| |id Labor-Management Conference Lets Under Way W ork,Of Chamber In/ I*ast Year Is Oi Lined By Lawton A* Annual F l e c t i o n . ii^AIMcd l: Chief Insists f Occupation May Be lx ears Though Force C o u l d Be Small ll I I I I Latah lh#% tUrrnimii, «llh «i d l l r f r t l * h n ftrf» lin n l< n ii( ? h l M>M(>MI;<)VS -«*ail tie »-l AN INDKPKKDKNT NKWSI’A l’ KIt VOLUM E X X X V II r .fill t«|r I « iM N « ld l wr a i m it ivivei Cuniinuts To Rise Slightly In Past 24 Hours 1.’),Ot)(l S t r i k i n g Flevator Mon Throw Clothing Mon Out Of Jobs •Ms l«s... alrd |'|r. . I I ll* -tl |h* «if |.» (MM) Nl»W York Al l i*l<>vnt>>r itiiq) und I- q i I il i n g inuiiit.'iuini'.' m e n ciiiit mtii'il to d a y , not on ly l i m i t i n g c o m m i T i i .i l u r tiv ii\ to - t a i i . l - t i l l l, 1. t v irtu a lly i r 1111•l itip 1 Ini it \ '•» Iu i r i * 1 1 a lu ng i o n t iT v e t i itta lrd tlt.it 2 otl.OMI.lliits , Inihinp workli* i . I i* t •• . ro^• t he < t ■ . . . . 'll •• I »» - lv• , IL t Ml •» . . 'n lr lll tfft lu .*•1 *(•• 1 M11 #•• * L i. h hnvF t X «'|i. - t t i t . *ft n n . l » ll,) Itl# n..,% *1 I ' l * “ t i n 1 Im " .1 ' IS . i l l l l t l t • f .« .t>* s t • »« r nft • I • Vt 1 •t i.i i# rk t * « l - tt IM. * * I" • hi • #' • i • ’ •# * . ' l IM«. .1 . M l. ft* t*. t I.*f t ft i •i«ii M • . •t . >. t t lift* •*f f flltl.M .-, vx • t ft#'f .............. • •• i t - , li lt # *! t ltl t li t 1 hr **. 1 1 1* ) . . I'll. ' W\>* h . '. -IM'I ■ If • h e l. l a h i . it i. ln l - I'l V. r. I ft %• k. w lut* I ' •*» k th,.t •I" (• fl«*i* • *t|l|'.U t .* * .t • •t >11 *•*••* « • i t , i) •'*•» . ’ , .t fM h I'M •* i i t i i l n a .« f jt if t t •»*»• f • I si I V \* ’ h. '•uFlT* **1 *•11’ «»f Fv«*d H n m ll I- ft*' V I Im Idcut. Comdr Jack Ussery. i t.nstiurlt.in tw,, i„„ *»‘i. \\ i *••*i it l i f t i n g ' .*!«• •»f i lin f iV It. . « (*»!.( I l i r v i i •lu * siI Ihr M fS executive officer, 'll the Sanford r ifle . » n . enclosed teiiins roi.n. m . •«l**|t«|re| I.* Ml I itwtnn t o i kirkM Is* . «;»»! ft*h| w I*** * ' t**l I i* *rtt ’ in the Eighth Stte«.| r.irk . of >»»• tn-rlfiwb •• rv»r** *4. th«* or Naval Ail Station said today that f * t I t . M • trsflM** .( i %|- Va. •„ a n o th e r c o n c re te c o u rt in f o il • a* it m i / j i t i i . i i a tn l i i . tin * . . . t iin iu n i( \ * * i • %t i l l l l v t«*.l Monday the Sanford Air Station M e llo n I . . I MIN' 1It** r . . . , nil In * • a l* i, r k n d iu r r n t to t i f i i f t * t h r pa * I ftftn y r t if w 1 ft. t . t h . o il .i' Iill*' I ' | 'i wil begin to ab«orp approximate­ | ,re s v n t c o u r t w h l, h s h o u ld I k - r» I a< teat fu th r r l . - r t l m i »*f « if f » |‘ f , v i 1 t li«-1r Mill lift. 1•• n a ir e d und le b u llt acc, o i l i n g t ly 400 enlisted men and 20u of .t i. t iil »t I h r ft* ig g r* it t**M * » ( i " l , u ' •II. 'thm h .rial U I fiesrs who will la> sent from specif I, atiuns, anil a iwom . * ss.illa * i . r s l . I n I'a g r l u a * I * ** * . •. r i l ..||| . . rvbil k •%|.kf%.* t hi thus Msllmurna Naval Air Station mendatlnn that I oarh ( F. Ket , .li* * ii hi Hi I Ml, | |i !'||I i «»|i n I I ' . i m I* to -complet# thstr eperetlonnl I ties be retained for anutlici yeai M iit r n n it •V A i »• n t| ••77 w# 1 f r it iif t 1 III# • ( lift •*vr» • • 1k **t tra Injng here. I »» city reervation dirvctoi arte I • 11 1 it l t « • ll# r ,» « • "« r#»s • u t 1V • e I I I v« It .. tt. .•ktvftl V 1 I ill* * tit i l l In accordance with the s t a t e - among the proposal, iinio.v.d M l* - f t • \ • l* . m th#* IM •1 ft •*It# * ##•* •M il , , h u l l x • of msnt made recently bv the Aa- h' ‘he He, reatlon ( o . • ..It • 1 .1 ft* * • ' ••!#*• *^.1 t l >• 1 s \ i.v at It * • f ' r *i|4ft\. slstant Secretary of the Navy for ! Hanford at a meeting •• ! . . * r IM .I m • ' lit**** ••lit* • U t llx iin 1 ...M l1I t ilt ll Air Sullivan that 74 naval air I according to J I- lor • u til# tss'f *1 |s| L t i i th u i L •u• '1m M1#|s 1. • man stations are to he de.ignul,d pur t » i at m u • tftM ii,*. ' t ti# X tt.v 1 MX Ift »*' H> |*rt • M l, 'llllt b The.,- recommemlnt mi plus during the last quarter of 1 . . . ll *s. . I ' l . nt m •M M* <1 11)• »w(»# ... . x i l i i . t» . •f th r I M ill l-e,-n foiwardeil to the ' this year or the first of next, ttie ' • *■ tflftIt ., 11»i ! V\ ••t k r 1 ft K r n in t i* * . i it ft* ii| »n n th * ' **|f • » ! • " Melbourne station is lalng ,1,,*- mission, and In regui'i r. tin* t M i l ' " ! 4. **•I I l l . t l .» i • 1t ilt i n n t m l u l «1 ll I i l.«a n « r th r •»* *1i# t r » t courts Include a petltno Ill U g e o f r h ild h o o t l" a n d b o o ks th a t h . u lt l cvl. M•.» M* 1•* IM t •f t» , f 4, f 1« «111«» tennis enthusiasta of the Sanford fling y o u buck utmii yom „ s i i ! ," ,‘ ,l 'I '*1 44*’• ill# \ I fttl h r Connlr. Usscry said the Mel­ Tennis Club of which Ralph A ! memo) ic» and prejudices a A I # * I \ l«r# »*»*» lit . .1 .. . . • t # -• -|.t»* t * ' 1 **»' t • Mibourne station hus been training .# . I'L l I Ir ,|l *. .| VI i I mI#Min m Smith Is president Itolluial I |)ean chose oprrutmnal students with the . * •' • i i" .{• ••• k . > x.-hi ■ tin' th i The committee, will, I. -m hides 11,||>,|,,.,t ll.-.t Hooks" ns I'u -4 G r u m m a n FfiF type aircralt. This * • • * !• • » h f th#* •i IL L Cornell. I^ca R. I I . i and jr ,.t her lulk ut thr dll' •1 I 1 •Ml! •a»* t ie . alrcrnft h< to im brought to this llrrmiin Morris, alto t#- ......»d oiertmc ..< thr Pilot ("Id, .1 .... . 1,1 . >• I I* ..!«•. I station in order that students p*l tii th** t ’ltv Com on . f 'h a t ,, | | .,t,'| M a v f n i r In It Who have begun their naming Vlit* "i*- '»• t in i'i| M * n ilr * l f u r.. 1' ' l i 1' M rI'o e p io f r s s m I I 4 vs II I, this plane mu> complete It I'.»4'i |<r «i g r h rtl (m i" I M il. '''ll 11 i, | >, , . i i i , r , i , i R o l l in * ,il f• r Hr added thut the Sanford !**• m o l to i"if ' >' r „ i,. 1 l»y Mr- l o • w «*'i ,. . 1 ■. 1.1 station all continue its present cr.*Mt i.ifitil **<|u(pmmt ,,'g* *li**l 11. . , I. I'i..g,„i„ , hairnian llo I tie |' I lie- • 11 II . eft * . ' I I !•• ** .«• •* ...in program of training students l»v Coach Kettle, Itl IMII#' (or ,.* wr,,* Mr- lieu III1 "i ur ti . 1 til.# » • * In I ' L1I • I I , |, i. llf l't I ’ m. t i l l . Ml * . . | f ll» « * l ftM I.I. •ft#.-I•tall If •*» nl. I i «I'||#- till ft with the Urumann FM2 type air­ u»c next year. s t l t #'l \ *• , ft • X# •ft *•»• 1*1. IX -1 w llilt* V#*• tl Mrs ,Anne MscN'rill. tli.* min aI< * i.f ..tit. in uf I f llt|H|M.| t .ft I i I th e in m a t e | « r o lil* * f ii* n . a p a tn * n . • M I hi «*<il. tl# si |»#*! VOlt craft. #.i i i r* i*U sl a I M ' I > v ft*s. t ' .||l„| i#|*. *1 # x# h r •• . i l It wrii further rtcommrmliMl in Stressing the effect of r , I ii * «| rf l . i y m r n t . m i. l t .* m i i l i n i io * * ' . . .* i r . t 11111111ft* I t s . lr r u n r r . u f i tIlk # IM • h i l . l i i t. a* a 1 I t iu • ti# f „i The influx of personnel will view of tha aitellrnt prnirrant b o o k s in relation to a chi r u r a l) a peak !. .a t l f.*t t h r I ' S d m i l l .1 th* wLit I, I ,.l ,.Ki.#.l h r I I | rI i.h I ••<«. h V .♦ •• i f r«. •H I crowd the Station's sleeping and matlc by Coach Kattlri nn r*n*ien chi,racier, Mrs Dean quiitcl p 1 I St I 4 11lllp • \%lfh Ms. |M*e*|l.l.' * .1. I ■. . . . J. rIke ••it I•11•i%11v I*. | ! . . * I.. I ' lb ••11•I eating facilities and Comdr. Us- tlonal director, that t h r nm.iunt „B|fr «,f |MM>k#• that an* rra«l IM . * IM .’ I H|U I ...... I >1 .*••• s•. '", ......... sery asked that any citizen who of ll.MM) Iw included li. thi* huil II,,' very young child in whirl hr . '•"rnrh»,r„l I#.I II,If iMl |.*M III ^ I Is s l A H i k .1, * •V I hr * nr * •• i r has rooms, apartments, or homes lf»t for lD4rt to covrr rn-u* Ulmnal , r , . . Ia>ynnd ti'e golden rin- -if 4* a a llb b e d O n |*ag e « M r b l 1 | » » , I,*4 1 Is. IftU e. I.f. » i | > r . ** In' . .sir * Vi •* to ren. please notify Lieut. Hodlamplight, figures taking shin|•*"!»1#I ' • I hr#*#* of •"ftf !■•* "t IMlI t, • .# V nay Williams, housing officer. shniiuwy places that come »h»e lift* ll! IIM|*1•• r.'ft||> r.f f • 1, I t. fiiiiiift? Sanford Naval Air Station. with pimple that an- as real as iiftii.K (mm il. IIII.ill •hi i • . **•I •*•I* I hr • I llllt I, l,is familv H *11ii iiftl .. 1 ' 1s t. I'. I utei thr , h11st learns to ■►srj 4 •ft'lun.l • tlif.»iift*' I I I l| fl HIM I* • t*l*l«‘.( of "animal- that talk'' in i■••«a f Mil Is . f# *lr famous • ml,- Itemn- Talr- .out (A.ill r.f »lt* |• I I = . .a . h u t - lr t l ’ ti* i : f.w .il i r ( ‘M ( * • h it i m i • af the “uiilempe re, I lieat ol 'he im h .\ • IL .V H * . |.»« 11 X I 11*4 k * I I I 1i ft’ tl I • t . ' l .** fr**.* I pingle" from Killi ng; of 'he ft lift 1 a 1. • flt#*f|llPS fl> "sl.Mft linrefoot prints ,f Rolon-on ( i f f K t i. l t h r u f u h i - f t t l l l •it*, >1 t l» " k «*f r t '* » F»»t t h» Workmen are busy putting the Crusoe, Then to the time when t| \ .«tr# l 1 • Li l »• •»* - la Ul I «|* finishing touphee, •<> the new the child adds the Bible to his t i i f t in th«* | ii r v r t ) t i# » ii ••( - t H • • «•••«•-1#•t v f •#• \..t. • i! x*«w m ill t«*#l H .t » * v * i iim i, th#* N iit iu u u l W ar F u n ’1 Sears-Rocbuck Store l.s-hted la.... ,'| l .. l 1 • t.s .if r i « f, lu, mi* f t WASHINGTON. Sept 28. UP)— list of book and “God to his F u r# * . m i t r f \ ft#', 1 h a - n l l o t c l * 'J t 7*> l.'.w o; f o r 1h*i |*» ••..I «hhft- t. . .1 K VN ithr" Attributing the action to idlencaa tween the B.L. Perkins Haber­ list of friends". i*r nml 11 '(.• • tifft. 1 N l.t for ( ’him* him ! !# »(• \«i»tiM L # » iimivii I im I I dashery and the Firestone Store itlllft'rt 1 * 1* ‘ \ Ml th. 11#Ll caused by rapidly apreading stri­ Ii *. a! lit Comes the reading of-Plutarch's llr^ijf iiuI imii (,f fh«« !(••# i«*i*i m* kes. a Kapublicmn-Ocmocratlc coa­ on Flrat Street. Complete with lives, Charles Dickens "Christmas Iht* I *hi11|*i Hit*** af*|H■it»• tu ti«* .til •tr»il h* Mi.l new Interior furnishings, window "Your Ym K«in*l >f)fl «1 «» **» • * * ••mniiHr.* **f xfthi« h .1 I Injfl* lition on the llouae Ways and II* . 1 .. t ft'I'Ul ’ »•! ' tia#1 tl .. it ll,. Carols" and his vivid-description • * hninnni*. wu* in a '|*l«**l l*v *»•' t t#*h V#II 1It11•1hX , I 1I..• I.. ..ft lift vaster Means Committeea yesterday plge- display, and light blue tile ex of English cihintry life, 'he dnuhlr i«»l»". Mr f olfmnn •••For Out i lu it ami *Kor !»•«* 1 ••oimi^niunrm «lm «#»iiiiiii*ial«*«l ter lor, the store ,w || o|a-n Thurs fl.MHL'il /.•II*.. .1 . •ft*,' 1IftLlr onholrd all proposals for more pay titles of Shakespeare and the AII*•**%** rh«- fin#* mirk «•f (hr i innitiKl«*** r , ftC C o rd ln for lha unemployed. t I. Ml story nf Romeo and Juliet im­ City Allorm*) Frml It. NV i U*#» i T.A. Butner, who has operated Angered labor union leaden im. < 1Im • il•##1 < '•in !•any * Ii i. i, L.iperishable in Its ixauty". mifrrrt*il v % ifIi nirmhrri* of l^-ul the Rear* 8 torft a c r o s s th e s t r e e t mediately opened • campaign to ttinjur •••It-1 Y hi. I#111l|f4 .ill (hr 1 ii t C h ie f S lilt . f lt t e r V V .lt **11111* In climaxing her story Mr». C IT Y E L E C T IO N of thr |lr*>lhrrh*M «#l nf Cut elnce Ite opening in 11*40. reverse the comntttee- A F L f*l<lr,. rr'|H•t t®*l| ItUt mitifti tlam.ift*** Wilmins, «f th#* N.ny ScnLee* anti Dean recounted the books one City rtfiilrnlm n hook* arr n**%% p e n te ra n m l J o i l i r r * ( A L L ) in r« While primarily d e s ig n e d fur President William Green accused reads after marriage. Inch ding open nt thr (*li*rk,« office nt thr I r a n i t o th e C it v la w r e q u i n n i* •*Ii r lit t«. vrt\ \.*llt1>f »l c.l 1•#*•! - L r o t h c r o f F o l t i ’i* t hief llu \ ( ! . U \ I * * f f lc i i M - t h i i / i ' i , I. mImv « i i i i | \\ illt if t t iif t Im * r « - t i i r n c i i t •• S i n f o r t i Citv Hnl| for Mit*r* who h a v e r o n t r a r t n i f t to p o r r h n M ' n c ru p n It# I•«•11#v•*«I dial lit#* **el#*i y Ml*ta iift.-i i #*t'#*iviitft* Lie Lonorabji* ilia and after t h e children r u n ic , o f available for Ml#. Mrs. Ilulner going b a c k t o the b o o k s of rhitd- not a* vrt hecn leicutrrnl to t io n n l lt i* r n » e * 11 wi«* nnnotint ed t lint .Mnv.n t i.of. a L»*tt(*r tliao lunt vt'di tlu*- , l « f i / . i . i i S r| .t I I f r o m th#* S e a are Mr*. hood In whlrh " w e find a ll the vote for (hr tiriinurv ••lection on said. Assisting» her Nov 6. arronlinK to II N Sayrr t||ytfmis »i|| |t , Ue a pr.H Uinuti*#n to lb . f .«« t that tin* a to ru i i umt* I Miss I bins ix Ucal Action Committee for “the Annabels Lqp IL It#* L**.| L o t M ip le w r u b **#1 it* k n o w « n < l l* * » r n month nf cltv clerk ^ If., hoht |.* iniarv elect immi* uii .%'.»% it MM.ittli # a » l . . i dn»t in I •I t II* widest possible drive'* to secure Dunn. **-t*iunt**»l that Li- «uiii|iiin\ ha I l,,»>lnke ai*rv**.| thf**r yrnrs with pom e n rw o n e *.* * • The thri-r year City (’ommn* l The new flxtafce Includr bleach­ reversal of "this shameful a c t " •Ion term* **f L*lwnrtl IliKirm* • Tin* ( ‘<tnniii**iori onl«*re#| «liai*on m«*i r nlwntft oi (h«* fi«*|i| tliao »•* I hi* Spnl>#*f(, nml #n\x uprvirt itl "The strike feature was the de­ ed mahogany wall paneling In f 'i***Mto Si»Moe New* Hehrlde*, and M.J la>dgr empire nt this tinur.l tb«* H> (h *m vnt |*«*fialty mi Kln« tun** lu#t y».»ui riding factor In the committee ac­ which are reetend shadow botcr BKVKRACE LICENSES nn the farm* «»f Let ILi t * \ft-xft (futiirn, a n , I Ir*t «*f returnetl time. So far no tie* candidate* III tiny uv«rnlu«* City >vatrr lulltion, Representative Knutson of of light blue background and In­ Uctobtr 1 t* the tieetllim- for for re-election have register,-,). A utility f m x#a« aft?n*«*,| u |m h i i u t.i*#l I ' h »| Mm L m o l o th # * r- o n lit * * |,| | V n r l I l n r L , Minnesota, senior way* and means' direct lighting. There ore order ohtmlninK Stele l*everfl|fe lirrnate# VS «*e| St.I** xxhrri* xxutt'i rem am e.l At the |*i«'ft#*iit tune be i* *tnyRepublican, told rsport/Is. " T h ­ desk with ■ rotary feature for it wfti Announ. ed thin morning by Thr deadline for tins r r g i s t i ^ •▼tfar#! to City water u*»«*,l uutald** arx ft al .lav « Ih*« ao*(* «#f inu<l<* in y w i t h M i W illia m * nt the iIu* city limit* Action rrtfnnlinir ere a n to many out on strikes It catalogue books so that the cus­ County Tax Collector Jm>. D. lion Is Ort IK tamale tlunp |o (Jenrif#* HtN'ottri* 1Buati* ilrainay, h**u\y tliuiid^t' I" tioiur t*( Mi und Mr* Jack Hall, •a Impossible to tall just what the tomer .may turn them to show Jinkint, who *Uted that up until Iwuit wn* withheld |ienditi(r further young crops w m reported. Twelve Kfiti Hast Twentieth Street, and SMITHS RETURN unemployment problem Ib.m, to the clerk the articles to tie today only 13 vendor* of t*ver* Another calendar seed bed- of cabbage were iu-nv. Aspects |„ move into his home Ralph A. Smith of Chase and inventiifation . The vote was 14 to 10, wtjh 10 ordered. Th# flooring la of age* had necured licenaes mretmy will Iu* rallefl In fini*h up HV dainagetl nn the llutner farm „t Twenty fourth Street and I'alRefublicana voting solidly fok the asphalt tile, and there are plenty The State Beverage Depart­ Company, who with Mrs. Smith, iiuiinew nf the fi*cnl year, il win* and u nuniher of »eml l>eds. Roy metto Avenue on Oct. 6. Ivlng motion offered by a of chain. ment. he said, Insists that “State returned this week frofn n three announced. ."vines, who has more than seven* Many friends greeted Mr. WilL Jtenreaeolatlro Mills of Lighting IBf wtl be fluuresrent A and County licenses be on the weeks vacation trip to Aihevil*. aries of celery in the fiebt sunt Hams In the downtown section larger blower fan •» plrovld# wall by Oct. 1 or cite such places N,C. and Knoxville. Tenn report­ hr was unable to determine unv yesterdny. and he told them he Chairman Doughton (D NC) an­ adequate vantUlion. will be closed until licenses are ed that both cities ara humming Water damage ns yet. was glad to tie hark In Sanford, with activity. nounced the committee will turn The Hollywood Shop of wo- obtained. John Bell, largest grower of and commented on the improved to the first peacetime men’a apparel Incl At A.hcville he attend#,! a eluding the vacat young » vegetable plants in this appearance of First Street. Prior tana bill, expected to cea# the he Klwanii meeting and met Dr. I-.T. apparel w|l double Its site by In section, reported total loss by to entering the service, Mr. Wilv> wartime burdens. Dots, Sanford Klwanii president eluding th# vacated Sears Store Comdr XVhilwck and Comdr flooding of 87 lietls of young lintns operated a citrus packing |tftt Kill|ft there. lta also saw Jno. D. Jin- Mansfield of the Minmi Seventh cabbage plants, rumprising about '" " " is w p c ia m i u yailable which people In Naval District preunteil the S a n ­ 40,000 plants to tho beil, and house on West Thirteenth Street kins and other Hanford peoplt e In Nov.ainear the Farm er’s M arket that city. Stores in Asheville are ford Coast Guard Unit the Se­ estimated his total losses at nk Shames, WASHINGTON, Bept. f« </P>— doing as much business aa they curity Shield of Honor Monday 000, or about the same loss be between the GATORS I'LAY RHUS ed for the War time, established In February can In viaw of limited supplies, evening at th e'Sanford Air S t a ­ sustained in thr hurricane of last 042. a# an arms production In- he said, and hotels and rooming tion. * GAINESX’ll.I.K. Sept. 20 (Spe­ year. entire, formally comes to an end houses are filled, Including Dump centlve, Capt. William Thomas Easton, This veteran grower, however, cial)—The University of Florida's ■t 2 A.M.'by time font#, Sunday, taken over by the Army. UBS. Commanding Officer of the replanted ns soon as rendition* ) ighting Gators will meet the 8#pt- 30. Sanford Air Station entrrtaine* permitted, and toduy reported first five Southeastern Con• r A bill to u t the clock* back to 25 member* of the -local coast ,h*t plants were coining up nlce- frrenc^^oas when they piay the Arisona, Florida, and New Mex­ guard un t and the Miami visitors |v Thr , torni standard time r. tn h. j f|lloj . University of Mississippi Rebel* cotton-binning with n dinner pnrty at the HOQ Into law yesterday by ico—-have no his place with water a foot in Jacksonville's Municipal S t a ­ mills. ; Nt,' ,r. . In honor of th# occatlon. I t i « a ii a a «4 o . r s a « c q t t ) dium neat Saturday night. Mrs. R. L. Dean Speaks To FilotsOn 100 Best Books ( il > Commission Approves Fuiclmso OI Flay iMpiipmunl Sears-Roebuck To Congress Bl ocks Open New Store Thur s day A. M. Effort To Fay More To Idle “Bill” Williams Back In Sanford Alter Three* Years 8s .spa S h t? .raft CoiiHt (iuard Unit Is Presented Shield W ar Tim e To End / A t 2 A.M. Sunday M,'» (, * •* , . . ■ • y .v t- v v - 1 . ti �% t - U*! a J t . » PA G E THESANFORDnERAI.n. 9ANF0RDFT.OnihA TW O bim ! •a, iW T u r t i i h « o i > t v . a K M ia o ia s c o n n . t ' l l l l l l l M . IN |'M III! 1T K . __ ii RH TA TK n r IN H U * K W I.V N \t H K U IK H . iN r f a t r l l T O A L L i l l L P l T o l t m a S | i I'K It 0QNH IIA V I.n o • LA III* III: » Id.’ M A N IiS A* IA LNHT * A |I* K T T A T t! _Yvtl lin tl eat h t*f J hu a rc hdr» b y n«>tlflr<| «n«l tr«i*iir*«1 In pro* •bnl i n ) rU h n a mim! •trn>«r>>ta a fiir h yo u . or r lf h*t i*f you. m ay H »%r T. M i* la ir l.r not atalrf niru IfltN <l K« Ml *i K S A U I I A M I L Am et r c til ft a of 111* I «i <■ t V V illv J ii! T r *f ft fti # til •«f 11r » P' I I Jr Iff it*r il i-t ri* mr il tm p: ro j i 'In ik ■Jtliln al (lie- r . t n t r of Al. U e l R e r i l r « > 4 »r<|. »Hr|» r ln lt ii **r .h a ll KvHyn «•( a u i ' l C o d n ty . t»» the i*wiii»t> Jiniii** of H am lm -lr iM»ont>. K lo rM n . at hi* b fflc # In Hie co u rt Yiouar o f #nld C o u n lF tal H anford. H i i r l i t i w ith In »la?tt r « le ii.|,ir m onth* from (h r fltltn of ttir flra t |iiilillr « llo n of t|)t* not lew K a r |i « lalto «»r <|r round ah a 11 hr In a f l l l n u a m i . h a ll l l k t r th r ||I n « •» of r r p|<|*-ri« e and poet o f f lr r .nJ«lt r mm of the- r la I rr»a r»t. « led eh all ha r w .irh to t>> thr c l a i ­ m ant. !»*• « * r p l or I n . a tto rn . >. I MI LK ib 1 9 c (Quantity Rights Reserved flOc J a r g c n 'a bottle 4 1 c L o fio n Prices Good Thru Saturday, September 29 V a n C o m p 's C h ill C o n |C a r n e i7-ox fli. 2 9 c . -R u n b rlta ... _ . GREENGIANTPEAS ________ can C le a n s e r 5c N s h lu c o H. U l-lb 21c A to o D C . P r e m iu m C rack ers N o. 2 feel tm lie C*m 6— •• (4. laAW . F an cy Grapefruit or r ir n r ii d.OOO \r u n » Cocktail H a lt . C i lh»nrt 1 U r a l) t a * . . V ia c .lit ) MILLER ' tl'kc' Long Island N A H fl If K A ll CABBAGE........... lb................... . u o i .u k * M ir a *iii i »nt.Lixv 22— . S a n fo rd , CARDUI ^„ l b k k ih u m CARROTS........... 2 f o r ............ 19c nmii . „ LETTUCE .... 5 »z. size 2 fur... 25c 6 6 6 . Cold Preoacationsii DEPT. ( ,r « J r r m d I ii M rm % T « Aw - IIh H Im CHEESE lb. 39c B E E F LIVER Ur 1 It— rle a a IK ROUNDSTEAK 40c SAUSAGE H r if K i lb. :isc llR « e ii tr DM. l.ra d a lb. I’u rr |S*«ia<nl frrmh I |* a l.| A K u ril T r iw Ib'. j BULK SAUSAGE LAMB LEGS lir iir 7.r»f CALF LIV ER VEAL CUTLETS \ pt. 80c OYSTERS TU R K EY S & FR Y E R S B E E F KIDNEYS ‘THE MARCH of TIME' ___ Dniycrmil New.* ib 4 3 c ! 3 T ip * IHm JAMU —Added— _■ k$h O u X F la . •Id EifMitofV* tJiui h#tp build m u t - Ir '-oa iason (KN«M WTNM 2 0 c Grade A 8EEF P a ttie s Short Riba Boof Briskets Plato Stow C huck Roanl Hamburger Sirloin Staak ib 31c M u lle t lb lb lb lb )b Fat, Tendar, Dicucti S Drawn C h e ese TURKEYS Med ?ou„d Fat, Tender. Djecnod It Drawn FRYERS PtiUo. C n n n ,u c w YellowSharp W ie n o r s < 2 ‘ \b * 2 6 c ln«lMn Leal Sau sag e Si’iN r n r k a t h a d in i TR AC Y- HE P BU RN - ygjm S I eo 62c F CHUCK ROAST |\ ( * lb.'" ""20c i lb. B E E F TONGUES <1h Ib. ... 3T>c rwlwlw l CALF BRAINS **»...... „, t V r« l 28c Ib. ' 3.r»c ■111 I I I . T 4 U I.H T * , M U K . M l* * !- *1 U H C II’< H -I ■ »! 11* 1.1 ,M I I I I I K I T K t l | IUCI1II BA11 • HUMAN V/TNN FURNITURE RBFINI8HE1) AND REPAIRED Antique or Modern BRING YOUR F U R N IT U R E TO US TO RE E X P E R T L Y R E ­ PAIRED A N D REFIN IS 11 ED. WICK ER SETS P A I N T E D. P R IC E S II E A S 0 N A H I. E. PROMPT SERVICE. K»- K id d le s 9c Fiirk a i.f . 16-oz. j a r s ..... 14-'ox. Bottles 8U*k-D«*tKi No. cun 2Vi Jar ,... 16c Rennet P’dr 17c r « r K i f l i l i g |» fl|p l* ( u IlfBM'MvalRNi PniaaMfM» .. C r a c k e r s '.. A h ig . V t t H a k l l J* la * V - 8 ........ N o . S C o n i. S h o w n 1 I ’ .M . l o I I P . M No. S Pa ail Proa# m i l l •JlMKirr* m u k i i Kraut 8c JUNE PEAS Can 12c lea o r n , n Cake Flour J O a. Sm 8m oked okod Cheese lb 39c I Sausage x M u K n 'o 111 Glean Street Phone 3-31X1 Orlando, Florida Servicemen .'10c Adults 40c Sausage ib Ib 4 2 c ro u tta i Colonial Furniture Refinisheru Sausage Ib 3 3 c no no. 2 ti .myians 8m«Med l/ I sin i n gg L in g e (t'urk H k C h e e se Slnrtimr SUNO a V Pound HMtnleao C h e e se 2 5 c j NORTHERN FILLETS M*. Bonol No Waolol MWitHtie lb 26c R ed P e r c h Ib 39c tb 42c Ib Coda?* •ft tr* iwi« <b lb Ib 3 ? c l.lmll 1 A. U M Aa II U " < House Mb Jar ,Tt*« A X ill.r B E£ BRAND Thompson SeodloBn Inseclicide M E IB E lb 13c Carrotii bch 7V4c H e a lt h O a. ib 10c Yams Canadian ib l w a y s Have ftiiTHt SOUTHERN BREAD l YOU WANT/ . C o lo ra d o N* YOU W HEN 5c 1 »^C.h i ,______ SH E. W H EA T pr 8 H R E O D It* \ j .*#’ /,* • • r • ■ 2 boxes .... * S o ap 3’bars A V A IU D ^ E aM aN IMSpinach s 3 ibi 3 Sc Rutabagas it 5c I* c , 2 1b. loaf 47 CAN’T GET [ s V CIGARETTES J i^ S\ — BUT / (H E YOU CAN A C . C o o k in g Powder I DON'T SEE WHAT YOU'hr PUT OUT ABOUT, MISTER/ aoc .. No. 2 can .. 1.1c C M n u r a P a rk I M B e a n * .. .. N o . 2 c a n lb 4c K i p p s ib 13c M **U .. .. 1 2 c a i m an t Baby Food ..._ Jar ...... Be Now IPolatooe J j i r . . . ' R a ls la * I Ir a n | p ku . .. lb ■A: *-w'r- » flAk Noel * * - •' 1 i Js i - llo u p p tb 1 0 c ' 1 B U q u lc k - I r- 1/ ' D lr U l^ N I P P swS/Bs r -n a r * * * -a i t r! I. . 29c PRUNES............2 lbs............... 25c I W f( *•* U« “U«T* lo com* ourled , «an War* -y a ji l i a r , II atiooL* hal* m U.t# aain «»• la par,!l —t M * i i w , T rr III CL CK 4p * ' ____| GBAPES”...:. ..... 2 lb s,....... ..... 25c 35£ li d *rt>*n IT * rrmrsp-llta M c n y Arvd nerrtXM % , ONIONS.............3 lbs.................. 19c • R lfc * niirw n ■ .IL ‘ BANANAS.......... 3 lbs......' POTATOES nrthfi. M h r «M on u y . Dm br*m#ht r** ib Snapper ♦ . from functional periodic psln S p a n is h ,f> DEMONS............doz................22c i ALSO How women girls Nia^ get wanted relief 85c •• M N H la -p 39c pi Buy Bonds For Peace! PR O D U C E- V e ttk X Cent. Shown Y r lln w T a JI Chops Controlled •«/»ln v1 funeli mAl p*r|*dte d lilrm T ilr n LA* • |1 iheuM itlnn*tat# appetite, ib *■" 1 ” ’ My And Saturday I’.M. In tl P.M. H t i d l r f f i P ah lilt ) "H O M E WRIGHT Today and ThurHday H id . Fish SO4 EAST FIRST STREF;T II SANFORD, FLORIDA 3REIZT M"SKri ITranJi U n iu h tl Stew i «> 4 3 c "W here Customers Send Their Friends” * A. M a c k e r e l ib 4 5 c C u tle ts MARGARET M H y e a r. Friday - Saturday T e le O y s te rs Ho per r n it H r * o f t No 2*/i S h rim p tlnut CuU 2 6 0 ,000^)00 n a rk s kih< Unllcil Stairs, which total.. 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W ith in H a ll, d ' n a u d , l a ir til k l/ d i ‘i,u h (» , ¥' * A r th in 1 K fhtilftd i-i jH a ln -i r l|f h l ' 'A lr r ilu ib lm lh r from (M lit I In- flHUtCy J lid g r « f H rm ln iilr ltf# r V e ira ' n fiin ift I.re J lr r t f r V tim e of t tut'flrat p y lilln it lo n nf Ih la f-rm n ly , M h rM a . n l 1 i l - -.ffli r In Jlm tn»‘f. d*' * 1 d m i n o llr r, I tar h t tnlm « r dem and th e co u rt hm laa « r . . l i t v\ ■■ i m rny hand a m l M ia ll l>r In torttifiK and r h a ll at Hnnrortl. V Io rM a . w IlM n rig h t cfflO M l e« ..t !, # | if ii h | Khiflda* etnfr I h r Jdare of r e.l ije n c e himI r a lm d a r rnantha from Ih r tlm r ur t h i- 1 ••»1. ?r|»t**mWr„ ItM lf pda I rtf f ir e •Jiddrrftn iff th r ria l* Ih a flra t p u b lic a tio n „ l ih 'a no- <H .■ |* M K IL V liO X . »: Alt • 1. . l i' n > nit I'riu rl IL M IV I* I M**V•K ; Ktdh »«--« f. r ia lr t llf f LEGAL NOTICE (V a lll M r.I WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26. l£ r m an t and * h a ll be «trr»rn «♦ - h> it - \ a lm a n f hip agt n i u to rn e y t n > a u th -a -la in i ... .i.m a m l ii./i ,. I t ., » k « . . r t ------ t i _ j___ 10 c �I \ 1DAY. SEPTEMBER 26, 1915 k u m .h . s a n r o it T t F l o r id a To 2M E. 1st. St.-Form er J. C. Penney Location Here it is xilks - • - Table Supply present# the NKWKST (and the nieesl former Penny location at 211 Is. You’ll like thejeonvenient location the swell arrangement of fresh fruits and vejje tables, groceries ami meats like the low pjict* tags on every item ! Visit this brand new , grand new TAIIL end sure - - - we’re celehratln the great event with extra hot prices! Ltabie supply Prices Good at ^oth Sanford Table Supply Stores 211 ft. 1st SI. 1th SI. \ Santord Avenue Fancy Diced All Brands Evaporated tall cans M.ikes Gla3o Spatkl Fancy Pure Plum New Pack G r e e n Giant no 2 can Sunshine Honey Thompson Seedless Dainty Mix Fruii ■i A Killer W a ld o rf Rum & Butter LIFEBUOY Hoalth Soap PRUNES ONIONS GRADE A BEEF Save on those Potior Six 12 c 3 ib 18c «■ Economy Cute Kan at t Pink Yam s Cleans! Bloachosl CLOROX Meaty lUb Roast Kraah Ormmd Iliad* CuLa Chuck Medium Siro Drawn ib M e lo n s O y itir* p» 85c H * . AanU h Mackerel ib 45c Dreasad * Drawn Fish i V. ' - i f .. Yallow Tall * ib 15c Peaches 3 fb» 3 5c 13c C a b b a ge lb 4c C’ alit ib 10c Q ra n g e s Ib 10c Fancy California Potatoes Tomatoes S Johnson ■ p* ib l>rw Now Rod Bliss i^'Odis 2 9 c Car-Nu £lh«i1<t N 1 * 4ifp**n A p p le s Rutabagas ib 5c 41c Ile*4lt*a Orai 5c llm in Juicy Sirloin ib 27c Steak Roast ib ''■.Haitian Safol Sural 17c Hamburgorib25c Vreah Ground Mit*h N <* OMilttng t»ii Bakins t ip * Shoo Bonaieaa Meat Carrots bch 7 l/zc Cantaloupe ib 10c Briskets Cutlets »> Colorarlo Yellow Can A Bushel1 Luscious Oregon Wlir.N A l A ll. A HIT. 5 9 c " 25c b 13c ■ ----------------------------------------------------- 1 Long Island Van Camp Terideroni-pkg 8c V)r«* Mix Carry Ir# Cream pkg 13c f»uc Jergen'a Lotion Sda^par M 4 3 c bold® klakp* OI*»t Sparklat W in d e x 20-oz Cheese Philo. Cttam Cheese !»<*«#• 10c Sausage Taikm, Sharp Quantity Rigbta Raaarvod %•)!> 28c . " 'I 9 trek No Watt, Ib X Ib 31 214 Ea U t S Paces Good Thru Sat.. SeDtomber 29, 1945 l At Magnolia 4th S t Aitd Sanford Ave r J .M lr J l'e f- * .1. •; . . I f . m arl Hunbrll* I Cleanser can 5c IniVptn'Vnf* S i t . l y Matches box 7c j �V *0 I r^ -— I - ) Hi* Sanford Herald y o a u u s l > « a s —«•* 7 If lu iirtu m ® * rayeLle la a C a rr ie r — w rrfc wjmm —^ li rat*. •*•£ ur*. ■_ Tk« “ ill r«u» ’7 |l£ • **• —— ______ * W b 'D N E H D A Y , TMK HANf’OPI) I!KRIU>. 9ANFQJII* FIAHtlDA »• P A G E FOUR Wanted: A Hospital \V«* are Rind to aee the LIoiih Cluh mnkitiK u study of the Sanford hospital situation its Number One project for the post-war era. We belieye if this investigation Is carried far enough, without fear of trending on anyone's toes and without overlooking the advances which have been made in hospitalization in more progressive communities, it will reveal most clearly the crying need which exists in this county for vastly improved hospital facilities. We have brought out time and time again that dying people have been denied the benefits of hospitalization be­ cause, of ov^r-crowded conditions. We have shown by statlstics how Much higher the death rate is where maternity cases cannot.be taken to a hospital. We have shown that in cases of accidents critically injured persons have been forced" to lie in the halls virtually unattended because of Inadequate accommodations and facilities, Mrs. Edward Kircher, secretary of the Seminole County Tuberculosis Association, in a talk before the Ho­ tary Club Monday, revealed that there are 50, perhaps 100, persons in Sejninole County who are victims of this dread disease, who can neither jget into a hospital or a rest home, and everyone of whom is a potential sprender of the disease, She estimated that for every case of tuberculosis at large, ten flew cases are likely to result. What is said here with respect to tuberculosis is no less true with respect to dozens of other types of disease. There are literally hundreds of cases which ought to be confined to hospitals which can’t be because there isn’t room. jf there were, the patients would have an infinitely N-tter chance of recovery. And the cost of caring for them in a SBRVtCc beyond the jieople to build a modern and up-to-date hospital. Thev > ------ “ -----“ include repented efforts to get one built when the I’WA (Prom The Poeiry"(Tmp-Booki n,,d the WPA were in full flower. That these efforts have HdfD.r thr preflotii hour, snd it net with repented failure should only serve to strengthen will *n>w our deterniiuotion to see to 0 that our next effort proves more fruitful. Withhold the '"strong, coercive i Success will not la- attained, however, without unselfhand: for so jish, whole-hearted co-operation among nil those who really We »hall walk lightly all th«i believe in doinjf nomethintr to help people who are actually 8.. epon «h. 1in distress We In the little town of Sanford can pay out d,r> 'millions of dollars in federnl taxes (or dole* to able-lashed U«t the capricious season take' men unwilling to work or for political hnndouts to foreign note of it. .Illations, hut when it comes to supplving the money to *V*written ” car* ^ * ' build a hospital for the sick and injured, there nre to*, maitv L«at we go down In tewra and who Itecome tax conscious. angry weather. ' I f ever there was a humanitarian project which de^°r ar* Dee" *,*n' "* {,Tnr‘ , serves the- consideration of a |H*ople‘s government, it is ntlr Study Indifference. Ir.t »» ala.> 1 quate provision for those who are sick and unable !<■ care fall. for themselves. H. J A M E S G U T A G E N C Y Southern’s Emulsifiable For All Agricultural Crops I.c.sh DDT l« required In emulsified form than In any other form for best results against suscept­ ible In s e c Is. Senator Wagner say* that the •'Pull Employment lull** t» a guarantee against the nest de­ gression. Yeah, juat like the Wagner Labor Kelatlons Act wraa a guarantee againat etrikra, eh, , Senator? r mi portance to every vegetable grower. Distributed by First Street at Sanford Avenue for the manufacturer ._ Southern Farm Chemical Company Sanford, Florida C. Of C. Elects H. H. Coleman As Pr e s i de nt In refer Paper mutches are so common, or wore- until the war, r"? that they seem to have Iwen always with us. let they are y( recent enough to have been the achievement of one man, usi Henry C. Traute v>f New York, who has ju st died at 79. In 1895 the large match company with which Mr. 1 Traute was connected Isiught the patent for bo<ik matl'hcs 1t,, tw * , from the inventor, the lateJoshua Pusey of Philadelphia. Mr U * Mr. Traute had (he assignment of popularizing them. Hp * " r.l[ °.f had a hard time of it. m'.-nu » i .TMe first Hook matches hail striking surfaces dangerously i lag the'j near the match heads, mid \ycre bulky, often having as l’" rt*cuh!“' mtiny us 50 matches apiece. Mr Traute had the striking ^ surfaces put outside, cut down the number of matches per „r Army Imsi K to 20, and first npoiMort'd tile slogan. "Close Cover A tla n ta . Before ^Striking." *e“ in‘ Now as many as 200 billion laniks of paper matches are u*n,|,’ turned out annually. This growth from next to nothing hascbaV has come within the lifetime nnd largely ns the work of ohCv'lue nmu man. _ ----Spriag. _______________________________ Decause of government tolerances all food crops this feature Is of paramount Im­ Paper Match Promoter - the CONTRACT 4 :0i Owl r»«ut«th th« proud. J/We-see whert Emperor HlroMt« >t planning to visit (itntrol Ma&Arthur. He should remember that sa'Robart. Browning, we be­ lieve It wai. takl, “ Pith and viaitore atink In three dayt.** 2 6 , >i'J| HE'S HOPING SO! WEDNESDAY, HKPT. zo. l»<5 0 U,I g VKitSh rOR TODAY PROUD* D I C T A T O R S proper manner would be greutly reduced. PRANCE ACROSS THE STAGE. , Many previous efforts have been mnde here to obtain ASH *1iEAP** 0 0 if DOES NO'i adequate hospital accommodations. They go back some FANCY PROUD PEOPLE. Juno :wenty years when n $250,000 bond Issue was voted by Wt see where President Trurw»n has given a $250,000 airplane to (ienera) ( ’harlr* DeGautle of S ranee. 1 hat r r p rtitn lt enough 0 U«y to hav« built a pretty nice 8K IT E M B K K Chase away Mosquitoes, Gnats and Kiting Flies >r th e repellen t SPECIAL NOTICE developed fpr our Pacific Gin Southern’s Insect Repellent To All Your Bakery Needs - - - Distributed by It’s JENNINGS r S K E D 321 Robb’s • Home; Bakery * ' ^ T O R E - E. First Street always fresh when you buy It at 105 W. Ill Phone 864-J 3 l)uy Dry Cleaning Service 5 Day Laundry Service recommend that new customers st-Jid laundry last three days of week Phone 475 traffic SEM INOLE COUNTY LAUNDRY COl Sanford Forum Dear Mr. Dean: I am aeking that you publlah this letter in ordei that thenmight he cleared up In the mind* of certain peopla. thrlr •mlsunderstanding of varioua statement* that I made while addrrailng the Rotary Luncheon Club on Mon- STRICKLAND - MORRISON, Inc i dirt- nerd How con vtf »» aup tiosrdly rhriatlan people ant humanitarian minded American,, accept anything less than what we know to be the beat because we ourselves, have inveated our lieaL Qenerei MqcArthur's censordp code for t be Japanese ie bsiid 'primarily on the demand that . Jap nswspapars confine themselves strictly to the truth. A little censorship ofHhet kind Sanfonl la due for a shock wouldn’t hurt anything In this d a y .' the reporta on-new caaee of M / criticism was in itowite i Tuberculosis arA nothing short country. diremd at the medical profession of appalling, ana tbs end is not * . •• : .-------------Unemployment benefits’ paid to here In Sanford. In my eetlmatlon yeti I am not apeaklng aa an those not,working In Plorlda in­ the* are doing their best with alarmist, nor as a fcsntlmsntallst creased from Ito JT f. to $50,- auen limited facilities as are at but aa ona who actually knows Ihsfr disposal.' However, my en­ thsse things as facts and fsels tire talk was given with a far that we muat come to life and vent hope yea, even prayer, that act now! As long at Tubtrculotfi the dlisens of this town might iatisnts are running free, un be awakened to the responsibility, tolated, naturally the rise in (hat is thslrs. It seems to me numbers of nsw cases will stead­ th at. as tong as the finger of ily increase. We have nothing tragedy doee not touch the smug­ to offer these victims who, not ly secure lives of many, they by thslr choosing but because give no thought to such things we have offered them no altema-. as human needs, and how they tlve, era continuing to infect mlkht aksist in mealing them. many Innocent victims. An^ to some, finally, whgn When I spoke of * man in the tragedy does strike, because they room with my hiubend, I said have done nothing,’ to ijtslp the that his disease wee as yat un­ local situation to offer tne beet named, not diagnosed — I did It’s the publicity In care and facilities, they franti­ not mean that -ft was a thing of cally take the.stricken Icnrad one questionable nature. But there to other hospitals still not caring again, what .facilities have wo that there may be countless provided our overcrowded little others needing Um same ears and attention. In my mind, Mr. Dean, theto things ought not to bel r Phone 476 Phone 200 Your Ford Dealer Since 1931 R e la x ” is the f a rJtifc tJS 4 have been floor rich farma -ora is might be a I* ftomocl W o l m y f t f m 2 —Respiratory Congestion 1 3 Nosol IrvHotlon A Sneering Touchton Drug: (Sincerely >yours. Mrs. Edwsrd Kircher * , si— at. hava I dons to Utte tlon? What effori made?" I was tabs to mvtair that hare! t i ^ ■ i ,Tmm» i a . FLORIDA VALUK8 TELEPHON TALLAHASSEE, S^iL 80. (FNB) — The taxable value of OPERATORS Florida real estate and personal property for 1045 it $l.146A$8,llSO or $40,041,078 almve the valuations of last ytar, It was reported by Comntroller 1. M. EXPERIENCE UNNBGE88ARY Lee. Lee made hit report after completing approval of tax rolls ESSENTIAL WORK / u i# fiu important. ilfber ovsrsll Uxabie valuations for 194$, stallalLions showed th* gn Me * .a that refTtthu. S%,-y f\yi �f ! W ED N ESD A Y HKlTEMIllilt 26. IOJ A nd P erso n a l The Women* Council of ihFirst Christian Church will meet at 8:00 1’ \1 at the home of ' MONDAY /The Board of the Presbyterian Mrs. It. T Humphrey. 217 past Woman's A miliary will meet at Third .Street. The W'esleyali Service (juihl tha homo of Mr*. W.S. Hrumley, of the First Methodist Church Calery Avenue, at 3:30 I’ M. . The executive committee meet- will meet at the church linnet ifllt of the Pint Baptist Church at H.00 I*. M All members are will be held at the church antics urge.) to attend The Townsend Club will meet •t 2 :3 0 P. M. A quarterly bus! Itasi meeting will be held at 3:00 tn the Court House Oct. -fth P. M. All officer* are urged to with Mr. I.. 1* Dugan presiding be present with full reports for The public is invited. . the nusrter. . . ; A " . I I ’ 1 THURSD AY Scuniliolu Rebecca l^idge No. 43 will .me*I in the I. (>. O. F. flail a t 8 :0 0 P. M. Initiation will bp held... An Important joint meeting of Junior High School ond Urammar School Parent Teachers As soclation to be held at Junior Ft h o me I .dll llfairtb tu u k » j » Ih im th e 14 k i IU h i ( r im in it ■V -A. in the All Souls Catholic I hur.-l | | kn r k ; u n it t .i r u i t h m i r « * l y i l r with Father Wiliam \arhlrnb Hurt til llrrimi iu K«'l low tiitf ii -hurl hi»hrym«Hkii " M r u n i) M n* U L r * w ill nm kt* ih i 'i i Miss Patricia Mcl-ean of __ OsMiss Oleda Dyson has returned ton. Mass, who has been vial Inf b u m c in n t j^ iu l ** fi r 1 1 M i H u r t after spending a few days at M'J'c and Mra. Ja ck C. Morrl on, 1* ll %aIH*i (I t <*ii Will fin ‘ it mi - !* m * Daytona llcach. • It ir t iiin t ' r n l i t V- « - m t i f i i HOC Summerlin, has relui tH Mm Hurl . i f * ' !* «l t he I ’m* home. | r r - ilv Mrs. Clarence Donaldson fine HOSIERY Kavenel business Miss l hrislinr Stouiiemlre ha< returned from llendersonvill*. N C wbetr she visited Miss Mary lane Preston gtingv Frank I Woodruff. Jr haretiirnrd from visiting Frank I Woodruff III in Atlanta and friends tn ilendvraonvilte. N < SHOPS Iml I M the Mi mill I S h e will fMini 1tie )' S ftie neiir fuiUN 111 hi»«11» FliuiMii I-* A i m ) K**i ihf ptst II nr l mu I He A ll Vu Station In i ell** lint k*i % jn * l It* * m r m .i' * i4. 1i*4* the Inmi i! 11 1 1 v* <- 11v «*' i ii-fi • ti "1 ih* 1 n il nt meknm Kh-m 14, aV M*4* • 1•■** Itu lg i't I'MI Since the talk of back to -school I* still in the air. we give you the la-st co*mii|Hiliphaht s t o ry f r o m Be rna rd N ew m a o 's "IVdul lin g Poland". "P a.lerew *ki told the stnrv of the pr»ifr««or at no uiiLitimtlv c**Mm>|MiB!iiTi uiii'i’i %d) the U.S. l ilt m u 1Imltfins Nival But> Crumley ha* arrived honu from the University of Kanaai where he ws* a Naval Pre-Flight Student. He has received his «D charirc from the U S. Naval Reserve -----------Mr* J.C lainirr and Mlsi Dorothy Pope itient the weekenf In Miami. Miss Pope has accepter « job with Andrrsont'arr R eJ EMulu Co in Miami and will make her home there SATIN BOBNI) fo r K l fg u i tr r ID Mnnl c-Miair S* *f t I> lll'lillll'tl Stilt S;C in Initiltil Ui-Vi-i • '< > I Ig ill f I Ini ’ f t mg to S p r i n g * Miss Janet llettel plans to leave Monday to enter her fresh man year at Hollins College in Winter Park WOO! gi n 1 <.>11 i: ■. three vi'ttr- sh» b •- L*-»m *ti»ri‘*n ■I Mrs K A Dyson and daughter Eli«al>*th, who have tieen spend ing some time at Daytoha Beach had as their weekend guest LDut and Mrs. Kenneth' Writing, U i -i Betty Thuripoiid. Lieut, ami M>* Mr* Juhua iHnpfrlilt-r lift to- Robert Oroschrli. and son. Bidtliiy by pin nr for New York C ity ivh rrr iru- mill vinit fur mpvt*ni| woeki Mr and Mrs John Sch Jr . and children, Jack, Brar Miss Hetty Colbert has return and Duke, have returned ed from New York City when- >spending the summer in Pi aha was *f guest, uf,. MI ,and Mr» ton f J J - Eareuta home they 1 William Jiainrik. ] ed Dr ami Mr*. Hrantley It*: son, Mrs Schirard's parent Friends of Mra. R K South­ Williamsburg. Va. ward will be gild to learn that ahe is convalescing at her home Mr and Mra. 8 . T Meriwether on West Twentiatll Street and daughter, Carol, and Kluabath Whigham accompanied Jean Mr. and Mra. Wurl W Warner Whlgham and Lola Mtrlwrthar Tallahasaaa, Fla. Suistay have returned ta their home In to Hanford after being in Ashtabula, where Jean and .Lois will rnter Ohio, for the past four months. their junior g*ar at F. 8. C. W Shrultti Meri t, « m* Mmn who had lo »cl a thesis for hi» cla ss he chose as tin- genet nl Kuv Fox has arrived hunt subject. “T h e K leph nn C *1 hr Kng from tlie University of CrorRii list student at olicr llemled towhere he was a Naval Pre-FUgld e s s a v , The E le p h a n t, ami Mow student. He has receivrd hi* tfl* to Hunt Him,' -The F re n ch m a n Mr. ami Mrs Otto Caldwell him! Mr* lieiie Harrison spent charge fmm iteser ve the weekend in Sanford. Apartm ents I m il on > ji »>.I t rum M TERRA CE TALK III Major nod Mrs. D J , O'Coi amt children are expected Pfc. Robert Howell and Mr. arrive In latke Mary to s] and Mra Homer Little spent last some time with Mr*. O’Conr parents, Mr and Mr* Fl Weekend in New Smyrna Evans Ben Young and W.K huve return ed fr om a trip to Jackso nville . |S m ith S2/c Troy Ray Jr. has i nldetl his basic training at U S Training Center at Bi bridge, Md- and is ipendln short furlough with his fat Miss Ellen Meriwether left F r i ­ day to enter Hartford Seminary Foundation in Hartford, Conn. Postscript «»f iiyntnl Friends of Mrs. J.A. StrWUD of 1310 Myrtle Avenue wllljregrrt to learn that she hi ill Is the Union Memorial HoiltaP is Baltimore, Mil. Mrs. Hetty Fields Is the guest l.ake Mary. ..it I\ Ul 1I f *1n■ -It i*aa tt11*1 I'1 1h i hi"* 1 m i \1i Siiifi ! Dji I}ll9114rklU|l i ! iiiiiii) .« tr* »"< PURCELL'S h t lilt* - ll'*U « I >i- L i U i 'l f " i Itl I :lt lf f W e C lo th e T h e K a m i l ) — We I u rm n h I'he H o m e 216 K . I I ItS I S I It K K I — S V N i f H t l ) . F l . \ , M o n l o f A f f a i r s T r a v e l Licjht . . . B u tjR ig h t, GRA-ND OPENING Thursday-9 A.M. in our new location _115 East First Street (Our new phone number in 990) MALLORY HATS SEARS. ROEBUCK AND C a 1 B y rII, , J|^ - \»J * II 11 'I r 1l'n|p‘n r c 'J' M a te ' ] iiavc 737 cotton-xpinning Will*. Mn* Ailkcli. Mr. and Mra. ti ll. Bishop are spending some time in Jackson­ ville. of uf it- Lieut. Virginia Angela L m l w i e b Is Married To Jennings LaVeriu* Hurt, J r J 1 Hurt HHI i i u * \vrnm* In n Mmplr im prepnv i rere fill I tl f» tu Dial |*Ji t 1 \ nfil THr Mil ITir moil) m the pre nem e of the mi inniimle f a m ilie s. Lie it V tr i|iit tr I a in tit* jf lli in A n if*"h i 1 utlvk h k 1 S \K l Dir ill l* * v 1 i* ***** .itrrm liu ^ dauifhter of Mr am i Mm t! Ihr to '•* Mi .*inl VI l.utlvi ii k t»1 So u th Bern) Ifitl L M v|f IVf1 tin! Mi- it wm marrietl t<* J e iim n K La \ |>uAioii M € I Inut Smuts t |Verne Hurtt, J r . soil *•» Mi am l nn«) |h r k sumi Mf " - it ' "t i h luinh1■ tin Se j l ‘ J ’ * * * » , Mr*. J l . Hurt Sr Mr* K V ^ fiit i Mr* h unfa at n nuptial mu* i*Amii f huh of 1 at 10:00 A - t«Mi urul U m l c f Pvt 1-8. Wilkins has left for Ord.. Calif. PA 8TOUATE HERE The Rev A, C, Camp of Friends of Sam Hawkins will I Ortitigc City, Flu who has lawn regret to learn that he is a occupying a pastorate at Rain- patirnt at the Bay Pines Hospital. I bridge, Ca ha* accepted the ! pastorate of the Bouthside Mrs, K.R. Carter spent -1 last : Baptist Church of Sanford i!!e weekend in Orlando a» guest of | ,'UCCee.l* the Rev M M Pierson Mrs Sarah Milliner. : who accepted, the pastorate at I Branford, neat l.ive tlak Miss Charlotte Muughton has accepted a position in the public library at Newark, N J Sanford Kriimli uf Major ChaO*i Park will regret to learn ttu i« a patient In the Oliver tier »i Hospital. Augusta, Ua. Mr*. Aahlty Ne Smith of Mpul l«\ Ha,, ta vliitinif Mr. and Ir* .% Whit eh virat. I HOI Bark i f * High Srhoo) at I *10 l* M. Board meeting will u* held at 3:00 Social Calendar P Activities IMC.E F !V F BItOLl.D. SANFORD F!.OR!DA TUfc SANFORD 1-1 travel /i/if — but be hatted right wherever they go. That’* why they always choose a Mallory They know A Mokeup Foundation lhat'i GOOD for fh* Skin every Mallory, regardless of price, is tops in style and r iialiry. For instance, glance DU , , . U * at the handsome new number shown here. Smart— dashing — thij knowing ullenfion. Two yaoil of axhesulliva rs ta o rc h ivtullad in th« ditcovaiy of this formula — modern, losnlific laboratory rasourcas ptrfaciad it...NOW, and only now, hat is always emphatically correct. So tom e iu and Jook at It soon. We're sure that you, like men all over *. America, will really welcome this very practical hat - :tyle. It's so right for you— so right for daily wear. In your choice of rich fall colors. . 0 ,9 5 to 1 0 ETCH I80N F E L T S £ .0 0 to 7 .9 5 tofUr-looUng skinAT ONCE 1 1 ■helps to conceal bltmUhet, TratflTVi, tiny Unas i it has o lotting, beneOcial affect. s i no ormiclaf/rsody-to»crod, heavily cooled loot. PAT-A-KAKET*’eai!ly applied, arnifyremoved, leaving the stln(actiwUy fresher, prettier thon’beforej II* vmIvM M n t* !»»*'■»■<WTm efnk*..I^c* IJQjWa ^ A “Correct Men’s Wemr"■ '| -f * ' - *3 Yowells ■i "• * - « *~f -\ SAKFORD lm l * t T: �w WEPSE^PAY. SEPTEMBER 2fi. 1P*A THF CANFnnn HFR-M.n SANFUnP PLORIDA PAGE SIX m______ TA STY MEALS dr 6:00 A. M. to 8:30 P. .M. Fried Chicken Dinners a Specialty At The * 1 To T h r 1 n d i't j , I * M im iu ji'r m 'n t of V fi * *<i i »»h In t i* r* ' h 111 ,i V i 111 *1 ' I mi - i 1 li f-f, f Ii*d { . v I .............I k . I I’ l li * I n th . 1 >> . 1 , n • |*i iMlr Nt m l I 11r 1n 11 , |ui,»> ll l.l l.l \ | , v (I r ir m | h I i 11 Ifn g * i 1 - id n u t, i , in ., »i i» i ...k . #N • i 1 (••Ml 1 enl 1. . i * *• • hi 1 li It U >4 el (Me, . h. Vi M j h ,. « I ill! N V i, k> ..................... ]:»« 1i • I t i* . | i 1 . ill' t, Hit lt| 1be \ |" 1 •iff*- I f r .M i - 85 m ; •. j. •.» J{ \ W 4 i * ♦ * ROBERT A. WI LLI AMS Phone 732 HEAL ESTATE-IIIM k EH Allan I ir Haul. HMir. . r’ RENT A CAR v o r dkivk rn f It! ' I ,,- f r i l l >«• 1H .1 . 1‘IIONK 2110 L id STRICKLAND-MORRISON, Inc. f » rn t S i re e l nt S a n fo rd \\e . IM • it I-. . . ..1 I I I - 1. i l l .1 ], J 1 Ifl d ll f l f \ .1 1 . l .l Il'.IIM i .i a i f li g b e im i ii p Y ■r i * f i u 11 > l.l l v Ir.H, i d if v n it r Senkarik Glass & M irror Co. I I I IV . 2nd S i I ' I i i i i u 1 .1211 I'd lo w ir ig i la* I u m be«m, Mr C o le m a n K n t e r t a i n s ( VV i|e M o * * , rh a ir o m * ! of th '*a»v W iv e * I lu h . |i* -* td e d o v « i i (h i b u s in e s s m e e tin g S h p r .»i*e tin w o rk o f Iie i m m in it tees fo r I hi e m p lo y e e * o f S a n f o r d o f tht* m o u th w h i r It in c lu d e d th e U m i d a Lo w er A L ig h t C n , d e m o t io n s M r s . * h a r lr s K le ld a r i r g iv e n n s te a k d in n e r a t th e M rs fE ith er! I b i m e r r r k , M i* . T e i L a lm * a n d L in e * la s t n ig h t h> ford L o w r y fin d M r* Jo h n W n * t tt i , i„ i 7 ... II I I ( o le m a n . m a n a g e r . I n ad ve«lt, b u lle t in Im aird M i* F l o y . 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S ta c y , J A, V o tin g an d L J B eeves. 1 he I ru th S e e k e r s t la * s o f th e 11 I H r ow n , H u y ll r o w n , I I L Ifjr s t M e th o d is t ( h u n li H e e le d I ( i je s e y . IF F J n r f in t f n , M .J o ffic e rs fd i th e e n s ilin g y e a r nt P h illip s and M I). B u m g a rn e r a lH i« irie ss n o e t t n g V|->i T o f*»l w en* " iif o f to w n a n d U n a b le tn low fie ri ov i i **d ll* h lo tir fii’Nii a tte n d th e dm net (iiic s t s in rin d e d \ H W r ig h t , ( ‘ h a s It O d e , Mi - .1 ^ V ii u i bun p irn idler un t t),i sdfHl mV,*li I hi* nii'if t ir.g m id H <i I t ..w e ll f r o m D a y to n a Th ne -• . .-U-. l,- .l <if fu el * 1I' m * • i B e a t I, M, I F V.4,,4 .M it u i R M.r . ' ' . i Tut 11 ft'* *-t.t M IS M O N S T I D Y M. - it ■■i M m i . ■ i; tm . VL I It K initir a n g h pit e n d e d 1 »• 1 t. H'l ■T " .M Mi w VV i-1 i on * * in ii * I y, 1^ h eld S e p t tr ■! »a<t V '.IK « L r o *» f r < -i.i ---n •ri i h a ir tn a n " f tinch f * t , . l i 11 , f 1he » h u ll h r c i le w e d a f]u |tal I "l (he hook Florida A Tn r M H e ld We Vf t . i th e book r ev ie w a *i*cili) M o f l.t i hoti i was e n j o y e d . A ppf o i t m a l«l > i L- H«ent at t h i i i t i ' i 111 g w ♦ m iadie* tie th ■w in g V| f * T I W Ml * f L V a u g h mi. V L 4 Hilt III \ N N O l Nf K M K N T Vfr( a m . Mr* I F ,M« < lellart 1 VI* n iid M rs C J LecV hani Mi* I W VV d t t o m M, F I l:< oi oiio* e ill* U n t il o f a d a u g h te r I n in M i* VV L ' ii 11 ••. ■ vt»* i s*p t VI "t th e F e i n a ld M a i* B lo u n t , M r1 t H ^ 1 4 jig h l.in Mi iiM itn tl U n a p ita l M F M ove. M r|», 4i. I*\l\&L.Co. LmployeeH RAYMOND M. BALL, KKALTOB Real Katnlo Sales— R.'iital.s- MurtKaKe Loans DepontlnMe Insurance ami Ramie 'I'hunc IH ifl I t iH i m l , Florida Slate Hank HiildlnK Officers Are Fleeted By Truth Svelars W e ra n Al TO, liOin T ry our o ne o f lh r m a in t iln r lj I i a r g n i n , I «» lie pun liaacfl lliru ) our Scarn Ordrr Odu r. 10x7x3US. ffcftV'y, Mr« r !i».*>ie ** Hwdn. J , it it vi | |• .'■r* M |i vi* W e ll* Mi -I <# .t , ,, ,, , . | i» r— Vf a it* M M r* r. It t* i h rr.l.tiw h I., 1 * ia it , , , . vi i *x S 1 Im, III. .U M l* \ *\ Mr.I Hi .. 11. Wi l l ......... i a m A in . m Mi i n (■ F Hi-. M . -j Mi * < M, W 1 M i.ffm Mr, l It.i rk uv . nn. new Ida N w ' r ‘' i 0 f 6 , The f t r a n it v I r a in in g *f i he Fit -t B.ipl i-t i hi,, i h hi h i d *;» nItended- at sE Mr* l fo r K her IV»wer» m »u , A le c , w a in c r n>i*»l al thr- hnnu> R lV 1 3 8 9 —Shipping weight 19 Ibi. (of 4. A T H OM E the Frinn hl Ooo LooM 1• SAND BOX! L a u g hton Cm on, Gang! v v h u l > o t i’ ll In u r r V iC e l x 1hi- (•• .*\ m,** r » * i l -,il. and l.n/>pe m wmi piiiik " »1 yard HILL LUMBER & SUPPLY YARD J r a» Lubrication ■* • ' * * Phone H.t Painting Washing Tire Recapping ICASH LOANS 120 TO $250 OR MORE On Your Car or Signature i.l M m V **lr « Mr > T r lia 1 . I I I * - ml J l l l U ■ M i l , |M an# n a . M l M W *| „ M i l a n #4 l « • * , P a l l » " * ■ • ; • i* T, r n O r i n w fly It nn , illilrfai K I m W p l '» . ■ ( e n . a » .. ■ —■»* v»„ th n l *n n I r l l * In I l n ,» . I .n M H U n s. , B K H V IC K IM H M U ia T T : Vanr r h a lw »w.Wro^ All Makes al Ik . r a lla n ln a HOLLER MOTOR SA LES 20H W. 1Ml 9L 125 t* $300 nn Any Make nr Model C an k i i ' M I l »«l IM * Ia I M 1 M r. k lle X aM eaa,a r » n r n e r t lp - e e * . • m a rt. N H I X I I T I T t .H —4 H *e a n a , WHfc l l * * - . a I . . a a e Ph. 532 -ffin Current Car VAluea T Th fcr, »">n *" Ic lf a lt.l lln r a . an4 P r t.n le l-la n a . I $10 lo $20 or More w r r iiitiT iik ii ra rn A a ln .lf , r n a .r n lr n l an4 p e l . a l e p la n I n r a . ) n a r i a , P aran a, I '. a . mm l a a l »nnr • a . ilf t.il.r * lik e a e la ln k m ih w a le . I a a a lle an pna l« n *. a t * * u a r , . Pay Day Loans In IM * n .e r nn 11 »n«r n»,< ear Aare a l.n l. SPECIAL T H ,S W EEK *M ' J * «* t St ■ GINS i m W H ISK EYS Gordon’s 4-5 Hardwood 4 - f . 6.50 M ,M . MaM*l* H i. M M lb - ' Comdalc Corn 4-5 3.19 it 1.95 a ll la u . ,1 0 H A N roitn AVK Biscayne Club 3J>2 4-5 nl l‘« # a la r f. Signature I>oanH Aato Loans NICK’S . if j« u for lha lots on l’lay-Eqni|ini nl. Vmi'll nauri-il tl'nl )/«"' chilli ia Kr iwmir ptiyaically In- can c^f-n'i-r. hit min«rl"!i prnperly wjlh I’ln.v-K*|mpm■nt. m'-nlallv Im, jdny v:ml v. ill rut tin- Maintenance -a- __ ;_______ J7 I LET S F L A Y ! SEE SAW I en ter y ra te r hir parrnta. Mr anil ’ Mr*. K M. Paruitr in inuian M o u n d Village. U iro ti and runlcil* wi-rc i laycd nn the lawn and (iriica * t r e auardrd, after which tho out-ofdoor weiner ronsl * » « enjoyed. After the weiner ronat the hoya tanv favorite «onir* tMm. Fowcm was B*»i*tt-d I’y Mr. and Mr*. licrMi-r. Thoac *nvlt«l to l>e with Alec were tho Collowltlff: llol>o IVan. I.crnanl Wilke, Alan Ifttael, John Flic. Pliddv Melich. Tommy Speer, T. |. Ilarria and Charlea Moore. F lo r id a Lhour on the j dny o,, 1) 1- (v - t I h Im lluluy - iill Ia C e n tra l FiM I Repairs A lee Powers Has B i r t li <1 a y P a r t y ' ta ln e d in ,< h-i i -i ) <i| ..I h e r c h i l d r . it I J o s h L h d l ip * . L ie u t an d M r* J ) . , H . S lr n p o n , M i an d M i *> l>,»ugI iuih S t e u ib u m M r an d N1 r *- L . A t f’ h h fip u . M i and Mi Jo h n I M tie r M r* U 1 Ttutuia*. A l t . . j J o h n C u lt u f lh M i * V J L i ter .ill ntid M r* J im * B a r r ie * ... th e h e a l A » r. 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II Mill'll "I •'* -I w RECAPPI NG PLATE GLASS DESK, TABLE ■ F_ ‘ «r , IS Bet# ts a f«w holing bardana o?«r nl|bt 7*00 *V M 98co, FACTORY-METHOD The complete paint and glass store. \ M 7 v ftre^fonc GLASS BUILDING BLOCKS I II t It h float 1 Ot i it CARRARA (iEASS BATH ROOMS I V AR NI S H h.lr Thrt» lncli DOOR AND WINDOW GEARS I Bog. 1.19 l l . i i i l i l t J ir U i )• lW -*( it r o m n i l I V l IiK k W dlh e in th w u , k 'l ALLPURPOSE 89* STORE FRONTS I il. h rimiil.i I I . Y of L O A N P O . S n n fo rtl Sidle IlnnL DWit. ’P hone 3 8 I » WMar*1'"* Paint :nu WALL B R US .4 OUR LF5SON ' v .. LI MI TED QUANTITIES 1 .0 9 9 .‘ml T 09 IN T tR tO R * rat p o h n \ ' i i 'I I ' M («ii '*',(1 m •!.» �T c. n PACK EIGHTH Sa n fo rd t iie h erald, ;ia h f o r d , F l o r i d a AVEDNksi AY,. ftEITEMUEU (30, U M r » u » U P H O L S T E R Y fabrics, toimstric*. damask*. briKOtelle*. u good stock to select from. R.S. Brown. 2311 N. Orange Ave. Phone 4053. Orlando. Fia. HOSPITA I.IZATlON Individual, family C. M lloyd & Co. Robert A. Williams Phone 732 Atlantic Blank Bldg FOR HALE ltisu**nrr. Fiv e room house, 3 ami group land on paved road. acres tiled Robert A. Williams Phone 732 Atlantic Bank Uldg F IN A N C IA L - SALESLADY SAVE money when you buy your next car <jr truck thru lower local bank financing and our lower insurance costa. C. M. Boyd A Co. ill. Call l*c -ecu ii> .iplHiiiitineiit only Edward F Lane BRAN D new 10 inch t Phone « 2« ' N F .W ! mi j M O TO RS l'l\mouth l'u*»uiiri*i I .it* D<»*lge I'iimniiMT I :»i IU h I it *. T r u c k * Srminolr S t.. Count t 10«# P a lm r t to for iik i«t |/( I •a*$4 ‘I III* I Kit It*! MXID * Motur* Ph o n e TOR SALK Six room house, 3 ac re * of land on paved road |niniedi"l>- jh*» session. HELP WANTED FO R S Al.E Nice 6 room home ,ui .Mugnolin Ave. Owner leaving city lmmediate nossession. Robert A. WilliamPhone 732 Atlantic Bank Bldg MOUSE trailo r for nle around $2(K) 1)0 . Inquire Willmt Set vice Statio n, 2601 Kmifoid Ave Phone H22-R. .'•I# >i*tv I i h i k p r o i I. ll .tin! A Dept 9 oo A M A p p ly Store U U w n an d It 0 0 I*. M. .! ot I woltres-ea at once! Setnjiiole Driving Park, Freddie's AVE money on your fire, wind­ storm. nfltnmohilr, workmen's compensation, burglary, lia­ bility and other insurance You I t , like our profit-sharing plan of insurance. C. M. Bovd A Co. (DANS on cash sntue of imurance policies at 2 H% WOMAN with escellent knowledge C 4 7 1 . C. M. Bovd A Co. taole arrangement to assist pro­ motional campaign in con­ nection with nationally . known table necessity. Must have car for full time career. Unusual TO BUY: 1939 or ’40 Ford. Plymduth or Chevrolet, Must be eurnmgs Write in detail a n j in good driving condition to interview will be arranged for make long trip. Phone 867-W. training in Sanford and Dr* I .and. Bos CM. c/ll Herald. WANTED: Grocery store shelves. WANTED WINDSTORM insurance. Now Is F O R HALE the time to |rm rc l your pro­ Phono 609-J. 6 ROOM house wall hath, tin MAID, full time, good pay. Phone perty ngnliist wiinlsturin d am ­ Five room house close in. Prlco mediate imsstssiuM Ike llutlcr $2 .H60.00 age. 0 . M. Boyd & Co. IL L pay cash for all kinds of Gimli-rville. Robert A. Williamused furniture. Phono 324 J . til I S ID E sale-man and m l $ 2 ,0U0 L I F E Imulrulict- to em-n Phone 732 Atlantic Bank Bldg. ( Alt trailer for hnulmg, g***! fm Mather Furniture Cu person a j e * 16 to 36 foi $17 DRUG Store In some good town condition. I'liotie Cwunlv IM2. Mr. IlniriRori . BULK imitation black pepper, 60, dividends reduce the year in central part of state. D.A. any amount Phagnn's Grocery. K O I I L K K n nd ('a tn iilN 'II p i U lill, |y cost to $ 13.60 afte r the 1*1 Hutchinson. Elisabethtown. N.C. WOMAN fix sewing. Apply lieOld l-iike Mary Itond I'hetie IfiNNl c o n d itio n . A I m i •mm* h u t year. C. si. Boyd A Co _ twren I<1 IK) A M. and 1:00 U A N T E D : Cornet or trumpet 609 J . K r ttl J a in m en, Pnoh* K in I 'M Valdi-t Hotel. FOR S A L E : Ample quantity long F O R .SALE life GOLD S E A L asbestos roof I'.AIUiAIN hutainr nr <itv gu« WANTED 26 head coloretl sec­ by the ownrrn coating containing PeUogum. hot water h e ife r, perfect con­ tion Intxir for work In San­ Sanford Paint A Glass Com ­ Ford Mini cl A dition. Aim tpurg hcntei -117 ford. 67c per hour, 4H hour pany. 117 So. Park Avenue, 11*33 Plymouth .Srtlan Went iMh Ht. week. Report nt I HI Myrtla ■ t • * • 11**17 Plymouth pickup Ave. HOP A.M. I Chervolct long whrrl l»ai*i’ T H R E E burner, oil, Nexen rook TWO FARMS FOR H A I.B -O no al«iv4*. one giant Inn nor U n t i l G I R L for cleaning. Apply Vnhlcx truck with hydrnvlir dump 3 trren. tiled Und. 1 «*»ml well. 1941 Dodice truck trnctor with 29 314 Magnolia Av6 Hotel tietwien I n i s i A.M and 2 utorv house. 1 rar garugr. 1 ft flat trailer I no I* M aid of Georg* C. Young, secre­ tary - Trenaurer of the iirndrnton Production Credit Aaaoclatlon. Since then a aeries of meet­ ing* hare been held In vegetable' growing communities and adviaory committed art up. A total of 154 members have already been signed up, which i* three fourths of the minimum required and a considerable amount of stock has been distributed, nccording to Paul Dickman of Kuakln, a Irader In the movement and one of the largest operators in the area the proposed market would serve. • , Directors recommend that each grower take $10 In common stock and $100 In preferred. They are working with the Columlda Dank of Cooperatives, Columbia, S. C.. which is rxpected to assist In the financing. Louia X I V onre paid $14,000 for a pair of buttons. Jap General On Mindanao Yi el ds To Gen. Hutchison Fr» « r«|ff Orp I officer on MinriAnno. After running this gantlet of giants, the guateed Moroxutnl entered General Hutchison's bam­ boo headquarters to* sign the papers' which terminated most of the Floridians'' business on this island. Both Anderson sm f Wofford are gun section chiefs in the 149th Field Artillery Battalion. Anderson lives at 1134 W. Ruby Street, and Wofford lives at 620 W Pear Street, lakeland. Gunt­ er. u machine-gun corporal, is also in the 140th. Almond and Miller ore both in the 166th Infantry Regiment Miller, who fought the wnr as an automatic tin«n«n, Is thp son of Mrs. Psui Miller, 216 Wr 6th 8 L, Ocaltj Almond, s rifleman, la the son of Mrs. Rose M. Almond a t 046 D e l I w o o d Are., Jacksonville. Keith and Muterspaugh are members of the 124th Infantry Regiment Ri ver Continue** To Ri se Slightly In Past 24 Hours* (( '■■tliiieO From fa t* O x.) Building blocks Light-wulled K Inch bv in-mch. ft inch by H inch by 1 2-lnch. J. E. Terwillegrr, .'HIM Elm Avenue. Septic tanks, srwer pipe, step iiing stones and flower pots lee J E Terwillrgcr, *'108 Kirn Avenue. ONE HOUSE, two Iota in Goldl*ort>, Huhnrl'x Lumber Yard. ONE 11 T U IIK floor radio, nil wave. Price Cu-li :|IK) K IHth St GUEST l )F <li awei * . dreaser: girl’* bicycle Magnolia Ave. inudcl $60.0 0 , FOR RENT FURNLSHEO Aparin,, ol vale liutli- Adult* oidy Coleman's, 147 WANTED TO RENT FOUND SMALL I*ii M-tii-ii h„u.e or •ivc-nt At 1. f„i,i,ly. 1114 W N lrrn g lh - AN I N D E P E N D E N T N E W S ! ’ A l 'K K VOLUME XXXV II FOR $6 additional you can odd to your automobile liability policy mrdicnj payment for ,-nch person accidently injured while a naxsengrr iu your car nnd each pedestrian hit by , " u r car up to $760 each C. M. lloyd * Co. FOR B E T T E R Health Drink Mountain Valley Mineral Water. Nature’* An) to health. From Hot Spring*. Ark I.et u* •e»ve you For Sale at Dui,nrt’« Lumber Yard. 909 S an ­ ford Avenue. Phone 3K6 .M Arrive For Parley On Oil Strike LOST: SILK FUCHSIA AND LIME BELT BETWEEN I ANEY CLEAN ERS AND W’ELA KA A I T S . CA LL MRS 7.ETTY REWARD acArthur Says War d e p a r t m e n t Pro­ mises Shipping In Next Seven. Months The mo»trl III . For those of you who favor the charm of Eighteenth Century furniture this Duncan f’hyfe Sofa is the answer to your decorator problems. An authentic reproduc­ tion of the early designers. Beauti­ fully upholstered. Originally 149.50 Special £ Q 9 * ^ ' BU SIN ESS SERV IC E 8 0 ' , i> preferably to deductible collision or uut„m„l(l* Insurance. rate- for your car* k* ( M, Boyd & Go And torch es ft*w \%ho p«iA(xvl vtiTi itiiwii with machinegun* brtiluly hnyonel ed. D u Nc A n p Yi Y f e Sb'FA UK $5ll •el our tric v%ilh gA*uliitr l l i n d grenmir* Build your living nxim around a lovely Ijiwson type Sofa or Love iScat and you’ll have a room that is charming and distinctive. Of full sring construction . . . un invitation to relaxation and comfort the Up Get and KNEE - HOLE DESK ’ASHING machines repaired— and all home appliances. Cald­ well General Repair Shop. 707 North Mills, Orlando, phone A piece of ' furniture that 1s jpy to own Andone that the III0 ■hole family can appreciate. Mb - * hogmny finished roomy drawers. sS uitpihp hru'liiunrtvti Alr<> to day rejected a Jap i>Ipu for JhO000 atonn of her nhipplnff to re­ turn cli*armnl Jap »oldierB from ^ U i d c thr empire. MacArlhur Q u id -th e y werp nested for'other LIABILITY Insurance I* most ; Important.You know what It would cost to replace your home, furniture, merchandise and automobile If destroyed. V. t . - l l i M , IO N TAMPA, 8 # pt. $6. (FN 8)— Plana for the establishment of h $200,uyo Farmers 0oop»r*tiv« 2 Market In Tsmpa rrogrt**ed lost •mm week when members of lbs local farmers group met with govern­ ment officials * and decided to make a careful survey to study — 5 soft. Brln ch osf Ilffhtth toeyo uarrm room ii:w",vu *iS5S;’ .r,if s r " ruendatIon*. - . >r - J. fbenford Larson, marketing 2* An I I I M . I i S Srpi 2H. .*?*» Isshn I I «*«• i* | im I.«4 r a llr d for ,• »h*i« i|«*w n 4»o .1 rn in r fo re m« i i ‘* « li* p u lr, .t*kin$; th r h ilo m iio H i* n u ll o ire ra to ra to n*i*rf h im M n n d .i« T h r ir f.iilim * it* arr«*|»t. hr «ald *•11 li-R t r ih r I n ilr« | M in r Wi s ' k « i w f i 4 «- I** ta k e *urh ' !••*•» 4 - mu* im' r r t iu ir r d .’* W A SH IN G T O N Sept 2K irPi -j i H * \ pi i itit t ittg ahtMit 11 percent^1 more me.it in Octulter tmlav ellc* e*i al*«oit 17 percent o f the to t a l ' suppK n»n» the ra t i o n list Hegn •i n Sunday * the ngeticjf hoiisewivt** will !*«• nhU | *ithi>ut ration -inmi»* siihoii I ' m I to hu\ I X •uti* from the low er’ g l a d e - . f Iterf, \«*it| arut lamb J i t t op«*r ruin f 141111 the l>at-' meat, except p4»rk. t*tl O F F IC E R S OF TH E CIO OIL WORKERS ONION atr »h»sn .* 4iii\ing in t nicag* III. (rum k«»rt Wurth Tt»\ t4» nttrn«i .» «*»n' «*net* tallt'il by Kdgs«r L. 1'n n r ii , brad of thr t* S I>rpui tin.m Labor Conciliation Service, to negotiate with rrpir*rntttinr« .• dozen nmjoV oil 'fnius Picture*! (left to »*ght» .tie K.< ' •» •* (!tA. Knight, praioletit of ih$ union ami I * *■ ^,..»•.tel t Intel national S«. it »pt»- Ingley Talks T g Vegetables May Kiwanis Club On Go To M arkets Bretton Woods In Rubber Coat Establishments Of In­ New W rappirm Malrrial Of P l i o f i l m ternational F un d Rota ins Freshness To Triple T r a d e trunk f liinrl« U5«*nt*.. •MtiRuge, imd other iMilogviu *tie» and nil other | from lower grades | P o rk On I i*t it - no hull Ok* list on and nt*. will «t nv Bin Hie ru• ot eurtent (Motif values* grail* - \ V \ ami It /g p*»riit values ••it hut* . * it nr iar«! 4iul ttlhcr nl*" af* iH-iug main igh * »•t ’** hut «anr»r<1 Mill Im •lit Ivtn («• |liroa •Itl.l htl**n •••w g$a«|p ruts, . i f am! v«*al aio| lamb iHrparrd f'*'r»i $»ucl» meat ttiiiMri fr»*i So will such • its (tutu |n|i gradn - «li**vt ribs, t»ri«krt arrd New Executive Officer Named a a - o • At Air Station E h*, n a n *n 1 i g Plans 1o Be Made By Legionnaires i or Conference I' 1 I ' I . ami S t a i r Ki i i i nt l up I. , i t r > ^ l . ii r i d iii S a n u n i O n | 1 »ur In (iroeery Beautiful. . . and wonderfully com­ fortable. Blende with companion pieces - in living room , bedroom, ball. . . Hade by Tomlinson, aita-' ranco of quality. y nfrom.-> s A’ M ss ■: ,,‘\ i 55*00 each • Lieut. Col. James J . Stockard, furlough trainmaster of the At­ lantic Coast Line Railway. la o\G mentioned In aq article in Yan­ kee Boomer, overseas publication ^ i f the 760tl Railway Operating Tho Trticlrf slates: "The 760th is spon.ored by the Frisco Relit s commanded by Lieut. • J . Stockard. Colonel furloughed trainmaster by only Maj. i n„ Ocl. 27 \n,l 2* Hours l-f X I S t a h l had e> out I Stnbilitt* th* cur irm ) **f lilt* Mud it'd fruit * i apper t N r « » il |s*It e|•. 111it tniilrf till a a n d u|)pl*fti * !.«• i mrmla'i nation* fierr vAiifkini* wit lie noon »• •gni^rt 2. Require iprmbcr nation- to c f f i n c m i r v a n t i wtiliinurine w I climinato oxebangr contrrU on thr IMVApibllttipB of pliMlitin pen ri'Anit* transparent aynthetic p I •» •* i • trade and* 1 nindr I »•*••! \ la r g e ly o f rubber hjrdr* • nl»* .1. .Muai* loam to incndaT* I h<- I nivrt *it \ . • * *L Loans will Ik* mailc in the Inir (’ommrrcial tmta hn w a * fr«i m« $! \ • ' hi« rower'it own currency', hr »»*«•» lurg< a rn li- have borne firm •if I -«# ( •, I tod. “and will In* repaid in <mll.tr< lul'xtnrv r r-tilt ft. ••f I bltllltl, X 1 hi* will ini»ure the currency ha ! r S l « h | th in k * p lio f i •"« • tov%». Hr »#»..! vtng thr maine gold value f l . c r t«» I m-in g th* Iden ( "E x ch arg r ««$ntroln and rin for fr,-*(i f r u it * s n d -• ■ I* * rency depreciation depress Hade, In a d d itio n tu h a in g I n , i t breed economic warfare and may it ,* t.i-telr-*, iMlorlei'1 end in actual outbreak of ho« dii' aide, nut attacked |.. t»llllr»." -aid Mr Ingley "II) vr-ntin .*( rnoids, an '** ittrtl f 1 eeltt If. I c t a ll t • solving -urh problem* co-opert heal -eal,-I I m lit the I fait at Salt I •a• I ll > In 1 lively, the fund will not only th,- object which it enel I X L L A I I A . W y k u . .Sept. hnftir Nh«* rfitrni! t f•• N»»v.»l K« promote world trade hut will , < antaln Oh* Hill, artmg <Jlfe» C it r u s f r u it * have l» • -• pt I 1' •I t and * o• improve the chance, for lusting 1 tor of the Department of Puhii i r n r halt 1.1 in near fe r » h condition , o i l peare 1 Safety, aaid t<»<lay that thei< »rnt t«» Midphipniiin • NTuh»I at xturege fo r a year whet, »• ,|>pcd Shu ha* "Th r fund will be managed,", will br no cxten«inrt <»n the tlrn< Northampton. he added, "by a board of gov­ in pliofilm. They loet i r n I,(lie allowed Ui purrhate 1940 driver* formerly Im*«‘ii atntio.ml nt I S moisture or weight, hot did ernor* with every member to ItcenBei, the deadline being Oct NTS ( W K 1 at ILinWi Ciili'g**, be represented. Next (hero develop a flat Ulsta. For prartl 1 . nnd urgeil nil drivera to pti' N V N Y mi.I NAT I * at Mum cal market purposee four m » „ ih will be a Board of 12 axecutive | chime llcvnoe « immi d lately (• phip. Tenn * r i found to be tha long'— t -lo r directors, five of whom will be avoid a laat-nimutr ruah. age desirable. appointed bv the countries sub­ According t<» reporta recelvetl Pliofilm wrappers n l n „ * l *n scribing the largest quotas, the only 223*000 lituotea have be« United States. Britain, Russia. tirely prevent the d e ve lo p m e n t i^suitl thl* year in rumnarBifi France and China. Two will ho of pitting, or localised d r y in g with 3ftft,&H9 issued at this titm — l\ h,,rt'-i mm h .|i-c,»ra('''l i' I elected by laitin American re- of the rind which o r d in a r ily To prevent general niiifuauin „ |hghl , ommeiule, ic,I In* pil,., on citrus fruit* in cold euhlirx ami five by other mem- develops not III, reverting to Staiiilnni Time, aftei ,|,r,.,,gi, , , ,,-../,i| ai'a. * er nation*. Aa the largest storage. I t permits the »to ra g e I "ill having observed » » , time f„r „gMii,.i th. Gnu,an* ,,, .,,, In subscriber the Unltad States willl life of grapefruit and lim e * to simina more than three and a half i,'« i* . ||,., Etunpe P lio f ilm have the largest vota, 32 per­ be greatly extended. * ‘High thr puhlii «hould *et all clock. ||,. |,i •,. fruit, either waxed or u n w u x rd , cent. lists ,,( lark an hour t*cf'*rc gnifigtn In'd „ |,dnt •% (n II <vp** .* • three ‘‘The fund's working ranital cold stored for two •t. n ■ Saturdav night ,.'*e|.| 291. il |,|ai,e I luring th e lime he (. will be more than eight billion months stands up welt at room *t. |wa» staled tml \ l\ I.e»t4r Tharp. , o r , jmi , „„,|.Mt limn* i n ' III dottarx of which the United temperature* for three o r more at tne . local super intend", t ••( thr tVe»i Th,i„.le,l~lt a* * member „( ih States will subscribe two and weeks after being removed from y, and orn Union Telrgiaph Cumpan) ,<■;,( h Eu-hter i,i„up lie -,i storage. . three quarter billions." Football (same With Judge Standard Time iMuime* effective ihxt l„ remained "Vtl, ' II, "In addition to this * per­ itlmeted at 2 A. M Sunday llrll lluv'k Group" from ihOrlando Cancelled manent institution is needed for t year. Th telrgraiih |H',,pl, ranimt • ,,f rile Normandy li,\it*i- 1 International monetary coopera­ wou! I change thr many thousand* of ontd VI 11* V tion In good, years and bad. to clock* at on,*. Mr Tharp said, |i ; McWhorter participat'd | study world economic, condition* — *o the company i* .ending in- m the air defense* during the end to take such precautionary With tho 98th Division in the ■truction* to ell subscriber *1 ..urmandy s Gampulgn Gentpaigi, measures an -nay be reaulred to Philippines. S e p t 29. (.Special)— stating that the minute ’hand* ’ ' of Northern France, ('umpaign ,,( prevent disruption' of world First Lieut. Carroll W. Culfwpper. should be turned forward . around .j ih, ... Rhineland. Ardennes am! tredn." he «tsted of Mrs. AWah G. Allen of the dial II lime* to set "tho l fhr Campaign of Central Europe "This will be called "The In- son has been awarded the clock hack onr hour to the Hi* decoration* Include I >i* (anauenal. B**>k for Recenstrue- Geneva, Star Medal for meritor­ Standerd Time In resetting tinguiafed Flying Cross, Air M • tion," and will facilitate move Bronx* achievement on Okinawa. electrically synchronised clock or dal with twelve cluster*. I’fexi ment of capital to war devastat­ ious The award was mode by Major any other clock, Mr. Tharp ilentinl Unit Citation with OB'* ed countries end to those which General L Bradley, com­ pointed out, the minute hand cluster,-and the European Then need assistance In developing manding James the 98th Division should never be turned heek- ter of Operation ribbon with *iv Industries and Imororin* living Culpepper served through hattlo star* standards. Th* authoriic) rsnitrl theLieut of Leyte and Oki­ I.t. McWhorter arrived yester­ of the bank will bn 10 billion nawacampaigns with the Utd Infantry a* day to spend a 46-day leave with dollars- of which the United a battalion officer. In ad­ hlx parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. ! ’. 8la tea aa the single largest dition to tit*supply Brenie Star Medal, JA CKSONVILLE I UP) — A McWhorter, on the Country Club be hold/ the Combat Infantry­ Road. At, the tarnii^ation * f hi* re serv e fleet naval base, tn be man Badge. leave he will report to GrrSoabor-, tiiPil fur ntBintrnAno* of tUm tn He attended Seminole High N. C. for rea*signment I.t TOC craft, util Ik •‘•tablifthr'1 on School, in Sanford, from 1933 to McWhorter ha* a brother. T'SiC rhi Si J oMir Ki\ p i nciir Greet* Cove Spring* it war Announced In 1944, U. S. railroad* did a Carl A McWhorter in France tasenger job equivalent to earye«tenla) rinv almost one billiog-ipassenThe satyr* in Greek mrthoi«v> rr* for aa average journey of In Brasil, thr para, a heavily "e r e spirit*—half-man and half­ beast * built, short tailed rodent. \$ eaten. Starke o t Marines y f,,.,. „ Years No Extension Will KeCiiven Drivers To Purchase Licenses Hour Saturday Night Col, Jam es Stockard ^ S e r v i n g In France ................. «;* " r irtt M on Lieut. Comdr. I -srrj I’o Replace Slrvens Chantje Is Announced A waiting I >ischargc K I SI irtnik r ;!z* ... . . ,. I Lie ut. McWhorter Is Homo On Leave Set Clocks Rack One With Decorations "the chair, with an a ir"' Farm ers' Co-operative Planned In Tampa Sept Schw ellenback Warns Militan Needs En­ dangered Ry Strike Of Oil Employees I'o lira and turkeys may ,h i thr way to a further rating I ' not the end — — of meat rationing by Not. I. A bumper mutrm^nt of fowl " i l l add grrally to rlt Ilian meat -oppliew during Novem­ ber and Itrcember ' tories to produce (eiiiles xiyl ■eilflc metal.* and trucks and Vo lDIOC-»- u / -XiPu w PteJat r."strtrllOfss laid down pm/ioualjr. Werker'- louder) met, mean­ while. (n form a new Social,*! party and reported the ra-orgunl aation <•( *,•%•-) „l war-defuncl M'prcju'iiiattv e» f 14 imitofi" »*t Khc Ilrrtu ui U .mtU ronlcrrm r (Blhor uniph* Japan wax rife with •pecula­ e a i auriinit*i. J L Ir?gla>, |»»«* tion today that Emperor lUr<>- AUlrnt of th e S a n f o t u .Atlanln hito'x xelf-htirnilrallng rail on Gen, aallunnl llaiik, (••Id Kivtnmai.* .it thv MarArthur yi»tcr,lay foretold his i n « i r m e e t i n g W c d n r ^ l i » v Motel M u y ln i r. abrliration ioon. M r I n g l r y w m l r m l u m l l»y T m It * a - *ugge»le<l by many that Knc -on of heaven had wanted to *N I.MW’toit, a Imi |Miintr<l *»t»l t b r of aoifltf mm I of pro rnnk, a final geature of concilia Fixion lo r f i r m i o i i i g n a ti o n s •«%- • tion to hi* country'* enemy before !»> war. su.'irinlrring hi- throne to hi* solat«<l I ■ v«•*i g i*» toft i f p l i o f Dii' f iii 14) . |i|»rnv«ii !»y • un »on ei brother, neither of whom ^rrss un J u l y il wi|| nt •.•Mipliwl. w e i t )• »* - sign a t t • hail anv re-p,,„.Polity f«,r Ju(>an‘* t h r e r tb tii g». M I Ingley i*ointcd F. »*••» iin r i i i X a lm n . LAM PS . DODGE . PLYMOUTH ; PARTS AND SERVICE .!#» Pslmrtu, Ave. Phone Labor Strike Idles 2,000,000 OPA Reveals Eleven Percent More Meal Is Available For Public In November ••*1 "tamps goial for i!ar\rthur rmanwhilc announc­ ed that the II.S 10th army wa» being iiractivatcd and 13,793 o f H41 veteran* grouped for return home and diachargo. Another 14vL13 officer* and men of the 43rd. iffmcricAn and FI rat cavalry divl■Iona, the ll'Jth regimental com­ bat (cam and tho 11 th corpa are lieiiiK prrparrd f o r iihlpnirnl home fU rting rieit v*eek. | K ill w E£ t “ iL°,79 T e x tile P la n ts C lo sed A s i»i!M v a lid aval L i e u t e n a n t Is Killed In CraHh GOING |o fly* Get n trip acci­ dent policy from C. M Itoyd A Co. . ’ _________ 11.01(111 \ Is Predicted Afire LOST Wonderful as the electric appliance, you B n tuing today have been, you'll be even more amazed- and pleaied with the advan­ tage* oi electric living in the Electronic Age oi Tomorrow. The lixat step toward enjoying tho#e advantages is to see to it that your Home has Adequate Wiring:• Large enough wire. • Elentv of switches andouUetp. * • Sufficient c i r c u i t s . ' t started a i l e d NOWI NOW! S tN F O B l). K.staSlb*hcd I*.IBS A Scheduled O c t o b e r landingWrouhl hrietr tile total In 2 6 6000. . The 43rd Division wil he the first to come home from the far P a c i­ fic— and has already begun load ing high point men a t Yokohama. Others soon to come arc the 31st, Opbth and 37th Division*. General MarArthur todav order ed the Eighth Army to seise 34 persons suspected of cunplicity In fiendish mas-are of Allied prisoner- Ilf war nt Palawan in -Abe Philippine- on Dec II, 1944 •Wore than lull prisoner* many American- weie herdr-d into a large alt r .ml shelter urut $r! G I T your order* for Christina* and Everyday greeting rard* n l«v OcL 16 for early delivery. Mr. Roll, Phone 661 W In You Pott W« Hone • •eturn home beginning next month. Tbrie ate 160,000 occupa­ tion troops in Japan in addition to several thousand in the air force engineer and special set Vice units \I.ESItoiy ( KnK KENT Bmull furnished upurtmunt. Adults milv Pal­ metto Grocery. If • TOKYO. Sept. 28, ( AI') — Shipping will he available tu send 1,490,000 American .ser­ vicemen home from the Padlie within the next seven Cionths, Allied Headquarters said It had been informed by the War Department today. Some 725.000 high point men are already eligible to pn i'ln.iit eron Avenue. Phone K ll .Sl„»e. 192-R or Edward F. Lane, phone 642. There , I G I IT man f*u restaurant pay. Referenre. I'lmiie 2 ler 6 :11(1 I'.M.- 20 acre- tiled celery (aim. lately plowed und harrow, .1 I an, U n ity To Prolcet the Peace of the World. To Promote the Progress of Ami-rn*i To Prodrfce Prosperity fur Sanford deep, he declared, and the flood­ ed condition continued for 30 hours. Mr. Bell strongrly advocated a’ a special tax, proceeds of which would be d«voted to drainage and propar ditch maintenance in Seminole County. MISCELLANEOUS ^ool house, tJOU ft. West of May hr Inspected at Lake Monroe Tost Office. One Semlnolr County Molora —ft urres, all tiled, tfuod well, 2 109 I’ nlmrlto atury house. 2 story horn. *-4 ■ ~IHife Weil on Orangp Houle- 1941 P LY M O U T H Sedan Special yard. J W Hell. Lake Monroe. lle l.u xr, Rndii( nnd h>atr' Phone I ft new lirr« I’tmiie 7 9 6 \\ a f l r ; 6 :0(1 I' M LtJMHKH |.ii inher * Wrecking t story Itoil In*Itmd Keel's, very Ml GALLON Huk Innrel* - a best luinl»er I'leiit*- dinirs. win limited -upply .Sanford l (’oc.i down and plumbing. lJuharl's Cola llottling Co I timber Yard In Un^ M noifitli * hi fo u r ••tigallt of the 1 HMipli’t inti ■•I hi n miff (»f .bit v h» .%a « rotate I tin I it11•*.1 Mate*, given •lav* iehalnlitatiii|$ fur 1141 iokikihmI to Ilnnnna or d it y ID* receivnl » (•f 1 t.iiui.indation“ from 'tiiiii Miidii.g (ieiteral. 3! Dlviai.c (i.t “Outataild vice a fid wn- * «‘cnmmett<a t lie I eiHi.1 ( mimIik t Medal upxjfi dletuargi k (TTY BRIEFS L ieu t C.W. Culpepper Wins Bronze Star USO Is Swamped With House Applications uvy Plans Rase On St. Johns River K G SfnIrrMom. employe* ° ( lltp Moruln Power «nii Light Company "h i, injur mI hlx knee In*! Monday "h en he fell on a Mnirway, is up and around and ripect* to rerunte hi* dutiea with the company next week. Cattle loss** of C. 8 . Lee by drowning during tho hurricane, earlier estimated at 60 by Mr. I.er. may reach 75, he said today. The rattle ware valued st about $60 each. Mr, Lee expressed his ot'inlon thst some immediate' ac­ tion should be taken to provide n canal from the S t John* to the Indian River as e means of drainage In Good time and aa a navigation channel to th* Ocyon, _ .? ILL up with kerosene and furl oil before winter. II. II. POPE CD.. INC. HEAD milk liff^ l n m < i fine bull I f>I 1 Mellon vill*- A ( nil after 0 : 0 0 IV M. * ONE OF Sanford's britri burner located on Magnolia A 11 . tlo*e mt! - * CI-AHSlFIF.U A D V R R TlfllBC B A T E S JOe per Fin* fur one InoerWon U< p«r line fur ttir»* Insertion* 07* p«r line for # ln»*rtIonj , 15 per llnr for 20 insertion* M i n i m a rate* . . . 50c PHONE H I OR DRINC YOUR AA. to THE SANFORD HERALD Coant, fir* words to the line, Including phone and addrrsa. All •dfrrtUwnrntj for situations wanls-4 "III be charged for at the ______ rerula/ claaaifltd rale*. � 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 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 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/c0d6a572ec30526fe925fa298c471276.pdf 938068d1e76751ae91bbf09a2cab3169 PDF Text Text • * TTIP, F . A N P 0 R D PAGE EIGHTH HERALD. 8A N F0R D . FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 21,'1945 0 F 1 /1 R IH A Unity There lr Strength *«T T o Pretart tha Peace of the World; T o P rom ote the P ro g ress of A rartirai To Produce Prosperity for Sanford. Spearhead Of Hurricane Hits Miami AN INDEPENDENT NKWSI*M’KII # V O L U M E X X X V II S V N K O K I). Khta'jlrshed 1908 H irohito May Pay Respects To MacArthur Shirley Temple Becomes A Bride Byrnes Given Power Over War Surplus • <KNIMN*i H l l i K W A V E S riash in g uguinst the •nt«* u v*nt»-r\ fn-i *>. wi» Kl *i«dn hiirrieane ( mu •t l a y g n m i d a re a The |»i*lur« pin v iles u *| tlonitl S**i odph**!'* i /-PC LIVING ROOM GROUI Schooner Smashed By Florida Gale ' r n . t luiuri<iii<|i II* *ng r mmim »**»r flMMP. Tfcr Mila u«.| inrrfMlIi II Hl«hr<l •I Of**ih and In a lm« rly r«c • I*•• Ml** irhr «| •or r« ia mol. k m s ON THI*HAT, PlIAJI—• mo^ w o n d e r f u l h a t. a d o rn e d w ith doughnut* and assortrd cookies, an edible hat. G o o d iirn know, why. b u t there It Is. Aren't you looking? Oh. the wearer. Well, she's Olga S an Juan of the movies and lota move Interesting, (International) • • M a » i« r A ileeoiatlve Diere In choice of w alnu t or mahogany f i n i s h on hMfdwood . S o fa Loungr Chair ' • 'll Up Chair • C o rk ta il (taatlaard M tuind* ’ «* * l t Ml AMI Hh V' H '*».'• >’ ••* lllow • r*V it' I ' • r* *» I '• I * 1' * M Dresser . Kitchen Base work ufirc*! CHAIR or ROCKER Beautifully carved occasional chair or rt>cker with richly iiiiu dr tailed finish; Ice Refrigerator lead* a doublo life a t n ig h t oa a com fort, able full-alxed bed! Haa resilien t spring com fort. O n I’ngt and aay . NEW MONEY F 0 ® YOUR OLD THING! A w A f Y AX IH . " »* . i IV ...V. r >o*n l..tin \\ Thousand Elevator O pera t o rs (| u i t 'I Beginning Of iv’s Bush Ilnur .> \ th * l'ii »i*le »it n otv *»f*' u* ,*ha*i/e* neatly In wnlnul tailored -GOOD A BAD” :lll= lll= lll= = lll= lll= l Little I)-Am: Dene To M B v T io .ir > in Countv <’oinmf*aioner« If they give 'hi* servite to other farm ers a t the pubic expense. In some seet'ons of the county the ( eo iWple think the county should innin ^ ta ln only ditches and canals affectin g the - w ater that would Snuinolr I'tfuuty'ii (hi u __.bo a hasnrd to the road system* "N ow let's have some legal i n - 1 n rw h*»*pitM| mul m ur e atl«M|untt* ter p re ta tio n as to whether the fa c i lit n * fo r the t r r a l i m i il of .C o u n ty Commissioners should tul> rrc ulo *i8 mr i •f o t l i c f illm*«*a**k KiI w n i I 9 t n a i n t a ( n any. or certain *t eclflrd n* n * ri*vritl«Ml Gv \ lr * canals and ditches, or all I aiiais hM!(*h«*r h i a talk m! tt.i IGu *» , and ditches in the county If ( ' l u l l liiuch* **u ( imL iv in m Itt«-tt either of the latter two is th<> *he *m*l tha t th e r e are « ’ li;i*.t case u will not tie easily evplairitsl r»n t i i I m • r « i ln r |*nli* fil> G» •* f..i to th, ta x p a y e r, who need no — d ra ln a g r and the farmers that ( * h a v r lieen paying a drainage tax In addition to their regular tax es j “ Personality 1 think a s atisfact­ ory solution to the problem can he , ' ' with ............... friction. I reached . think ■ dragline should ho owned the county for auch work. ^ T n e n let each fa r m e r pay so much p er hour o r an acre for the work done in connection with the d rain ag e affecting him As this is an a g r r u ltu r a l county I feel th at p a r t of the c v e n s e should m m c Cffout of county funds but not all I sug gest the county purchase the machine and lot the farm er pay for the labor, fuel and some jCcumulale repair* ex tra to accum ulate for repairs Mrs. Kireher Points To T)ft TH Patients With No Place To Go and maintenance of the maenfne. >aThls machine should work In any U^>art of the county where the far­ mers are Interested sufficiently to put up the funds to cover the above expense. Let it he the farmers responsibility to contact and collect from his nelffeghbor or group benefltted -and w pav the county. 'The above le my personal thoughts from what I have seen and heard." * ON LEAVE 2 0 4 - 0 9 K . I aL 8 L ~~ nisi The advertising committee of the Chamber of Commerce met at the City Hall Friday afterCP noon and discussed plans for the coming year. It was decided to continue adding to the adver­ tising reserve fond which now 'v amounts to anprhUmately 110,, .000 until such time as might gyb e advisable to launch a natv io n a l advertising campaign. If amhers of tha commlltaa agraad that It would be Inadvisable to make any special effort to bring in mm* visitors at this time until more housing accomogVdntlon* ars nroviHad and better y * recreational facilities established. A room y, clidllnctlvojy ntylcd aofa th a t n ig h t ~ V...J <1 | |.« it hl.C It* !*• illifldllM ( in Im of C Committee Delays Advertising DE LUXE BED - DAVENPORT aaaunng frames choice of figured covers. You'll have full pro­ tection for all of your foods' with thi* all metal ice refrigerator. Roomy shelf space! White enamel finish. COiiatructloii, TT~ ^ Maaaii ttUfty. <Jasso awJ maintain | all d ra in a g e and will condemn I he : i-puiK linns, fluwing watorfull fruttfa. richly detailed curv. diMtinguiah thcnc gcncrnualy pro|»ortioned pieces. Heautineerit, accented with deMrntive Med, Chfattrohe. and V'anity or marquftry AH AMOICAN military yaUeapia, Pfc. Simon Dumont, of Amwbury, Maas, is shown directing tfsfflc st • crocs rosd la Yokohsms, Japan. The main highway runs from Tokyo to the Alrugt airfield where the American occupation force* &r>t landed. (InUmaftoiwI) 975 New Yor k Buildings Hit By Big Strike Virginia \uto-Train ( rad; Kills Three I ruman f ONE OF OUR FINEST SUITES! LUXURY - BUILT IN RICH WALNUT! lino leum ,.n<l A plan has been Miggrstcd b y ! O rir It Mnthicux assistan t to County Aircnt ('. It. Dawson for iroper drainage of ditrhrs in arm ing arena, and iletermhiatioii ns to the responsibility of the .—County t 'nnimiMinnri s pi thiw w o rk In a letter |n The Merabi. Mi Mathleus wrote "I n reren l printed article. there have been accusations of ineffi IIKIM MINT; w i l t efenry on the i n r t of the l mini) ■*lui -aIr11«' ItikI•\ • (J Comm issioner s ami ilenials from S g t J o h n A g u r h them relative to cleanfnir nod ah I re M r t h o d n t i maintenance of certain drainage th e K r v W i IIm * ditches and ranals ( Intel nut ioiimI | "A« this Is lining publicly a in - l I think for the benefit of both sides and the public at large. I (jk there should be some deter nun • atTon as to the responsibility of ' the C ounty Commissioner* a* to k u t h o r ls i n g the clearing and yStiahltenanco of ditches and canals .. " I p soma part* of the rnnnt> v t t u f a r m e rs consider it their tro H*r h a r m .» uf *eVell ll,,fMlpb..l0) i Im uiiicr I'M tici •• . *l *\ that l , *t%li| n 1 Io n ia n bn* iln .M iln l t h e M a t e I h*|'Mi! l i t c n t in c u n t * ' •i| th e g i g n i l t n p i o t d e m •»! pn. • g t'B ln yo . ,.f «n .lla i* u mi t i m e m i * i d ii a e * t h i o t g l i o u t th* () Utility Cabinet AfiKCH'NI' n s I Tub . Values for • Your Kitchen! in >1.1' I I M ill l< confirm ation, although a meeting of the ivrn fia* been long expected The AUictj high command today ( J blocked any atomic bomb research ^ l n J a p a n , and directed rigid co n­ trol of Japan ese economic life including wages, prices, and nil CORNER WHATNOT ^ n 9 .8 5 M nM l \ 1 . To Decide What To Do About Atomic Itomb And Secret TOKYO. Sept. 24. (AIM — 'A well-informed Jap source £«aid toduy that Emperor ^ H iro h ito • has arranged to pay a preceflcnt-shatterinu call on General MacArthur at the latter’s residence, the ^A m erican embassy. No date •w a s specified for the .meet­ ing and there is no official \*.i> ^hipped i. the Klottda fury (Interna- - President And All, Economic Life Inj Japan Brought U n-1 der Allied Control i W a g e H .P ric e B F L O R ID \ I h*- (11*•m| **ollt*ti s ’ ii*tiii River <’«in(inurt| t>> »i*t • . t* • (he Wi vk l*llil hill Nt ii !•••* • • I rat* tbni In h m lril I ntMiijt ren*hr*t it* peak I d f i «11• i• *h n r h 11 nn Siit**ln> *lrove • Election Of Officers Bv Seminole C of < (t*leen (ill tietweefi 1• On* iM'it •*itig ........................ iliie • mi i * »• I i *• f.. \ rr (ite * «k»i i f t *.i ' anf**r«1 t. I hi till ni the (»•••• . i« iiU ii lujh fle«p tittil* i • i gt | i. »iil | m o d e m a r m n li n g lo Orl# Mmhi* •( gtirn/n( ion. ilirecteil t !•• the ro u n ty ngrnt'n • • t? • *»•••••* ng i*f (h«- l l f t n n l it) l r r p o r t n l I hu* morning tv . tu t cnrefiillv n o li n r the gi.» .in enrh a I*l«* *»f the f •••%•! hi it m nhle (•• il r n e In ft "If • < lie |»i*i|irt«l, hin»r*i > •* . •* r r«*ml immiM lirroinr *.•(•••. %• i tluinag* >1 h\ the fi vim' i| agmrtAt lining »' •• I ake Sh.ir** Huiil* ..f pi.iilli efikt i»f P r**»* the a »,ter ilokh' hulk hi'M.I I* i* elm* fuAil juet e|tf*t <lf Sa* I '* • mir htii not ii«jep eri«»tgh traffic The U|lt#r in* K ' » few inrhn* *rf rt*»chii'g if . fi ..r am Kriid finhing I'Htt) v*hu 1. of th r Ited Cron* limlilnk ••• •mi (m m ( ' I m r u n l r r Fridny uf (hr lake front, anil tin mm at iiiHtit T h r | m*.•<»•! i niching i i .|«*( t h i * »»»»i»»ly vi «• * I ••!• nicr in atrrw n with *.*»ei i l«rgf*.«| finh m m l<* n*n*ivt « , I ( nr I H SniiH . h*«irntnii •*( Mi* nyiacinthn Kluridn I••*!•• ■>11 <-• I ( 'Minmiifil**1* of |f» (Hi Fr*»m KruUy morning at * '»*» ,t who i ••!«*««**••*I 'bia in form itti*»n m*'*i T h r p arty i*ru!•••*! 40 rmlr* o'clock until Hatunln v m*u rung in t h r gulf in nnrhoi •• thnt IhriMiirlimd thr S tn t r unrn. A flri at the same hour, a rise two •hivn «»f fifthing they m rt with , p h i y n i r n t r«»rr|>* n * n t n*n |>n> n i r r t i « ami nnc-fourth inches was in led m r Ilot rc HU* i r** t«***k i» *it it 11. mcirsftr o ver O'.* On thr at the S anford Boat Work-. Mr l »rk to C l r a r u n t r i j 5 mill* at i f i r e v t o i u m *’* i fiiiin l-H .IT'* f.. Smith said. During the next .’ I off t h r light hoiiftr. little­ Jitltfi 5.r*il,(l7.'l T h r foimhrf «*f claim hour period the rise’ was exactly ! Oliver hnggril n g ro u p e r u h . l i ’ nntn paid c»*mpm«ution nUi* »•**•• the same. From Sunday morning 1.121 r r f l r r t i n g 20 tnrhrft long, lb InchH*. m from 2JMHJ until H:00 o’clock thi- morning rl rru m fe rrfire nr»*l \%«‘ighm g *• *• i the r u r m .»n»n»|»|*»v*nrnl «••** the rise was hut one an I mie- |Hiun*l«. Thm «n lr h nettedI l.tm i-rcli’d Midi 'lii> .l***mg •. f *.*» eighth inchce, which indn ited inHii^t rir* th at the flood tide was ahnpi at it* peak The total r inr *mi e F riday was si* anil fue-cighth* Inches. High w ater from Ijike Monroe has fliHxled portions of the farm s of John ilrumley and llmwn Miller located on the east side rt*cnv»*r«**l My "Duke” Mar Neill J fumhlt* Mhirh of Celery Avenue, and ha* Kllfttii to •top thi* .Irivr oft lb The Sanford C.-leryfcd* w j J r flooded the City farm on the Kufttli 12 >u f *I llfir west side, adjacent to Lake Shore down to defeat hy the aeon fr>t T h e FnU foribAril u n l l t becnm.' 13 to fl in Kustl* F riday night. Boulevard. tired in t h r ln*t half brcaiMr of The Kuatia squad showed plenty the lark of -ulistltlltrs noil wu of f l g h t , ( n the second half when thoroughly mitplnyi-d liy th>they scored two touchdowns to Rustle line. In the la s t period take tha season’* opener from Fusils rrroverril a Sanford film Sanford. ble on Sanford's own '2f> yard Due to fumbles Sanford was line. Two piny. Inter B- Anilet ON TIIK U8S CHICAGO IN only able to score one touchdown, son threw Knight a pass to sroiu SAGA MI WAN, JAPAN-8ept-2t. while threatening five times in the the first Panther touchdown (Special)— Beniamin F. McKin­ first half. Boh Cullum Sanford's ney, corporal, UBMC, husband of star tmek, led the only scoring Qctchs kick fur the ex tra point w u goinl. thi- score sttxxl 7 to d Mrs. Lucy Chew McKinney, P. O. Box 134 Altamonte, (8P.) Fla., attack late In the second ouarter, Again in the rinsing m inu tes of la serving on this heavy cruiser, with Anderson bucking ft over the game F astis tallied w ith Koy which I* part, of the fleet helping the middle of the line from the ( ketch rrnshing over from the 2 Eustle two yard line. Clark's yard line to put the final sent,occupy Japan. ■ bn Andes Snags 7 P o u n d (irmiptr i(eleryft»(ls Are Defeated.U% v Kustis By 13 To ii In Season’s Openei down. She said that we can never aquara our d«b^ to human­ ity, no matter how hard we try because there la always more to be done. ) V ; . - Visitors at today ■ luncheon Included Al Mooneyham. C. J. Finley and W. L. Tharpe of Or­ lando. 0 . W. Spencer announced that on account of the high water the proposed barbecue for the KoUrlaas had been post­ poned until November. Gordon Brtaeon had charge of tho pro- Altamonte Man Is Serving: On Ch^cagro ^ f u lminating' 40 days of opera- kick for the extra point was no tforts In Japaimee waters, tha Chi­ good. Tha Fads threatened twice in cago dropped anchor Aug. 28 at this key base of Japanese naval the first quartfcr when a pass normal from Anderson to Cullum set qp tha first threat, only to have a 1 IS to fi. . A large crowd from Sanford witnessed the game and th e Sem Inole high school band paraded a t half time, with Miss Sophie McDougsl leading Ilu.lii-.l tn th*- -»-iti--' nii-p- • I'f. flaw Ih'u in di.-l Hi - - hinlet Mi. rimtliri Mi. I Its lliiwtlinriii- *if I* i »i «• » i I I e, 1 has lin-n nut if ter! uf In, drill t wOciirdliiK to Navul nuthiit itli-s The riillislmi th-,-w llu u lh u i >• tn tin* path i'f » " unrumiuK <nt driven by William Retlley, tu-gru acrording to S ta te H ighway l’» trulm »'i. I. < llen d rt Due to ’* fact that H a w th u m r w». rul '-i without light* no fh n rg n *. winp rv fe rrn l, Bender said ■Kns. J J Myhre. escaped wdlt minor scratch.-* when the rct-ri-' c a r he was driving on the <»i Undo road n e a r Orlando, left the highway, tu rn ed over fi»limes and came to n stop 1.2* feet from where it left the toad according to P atro lm an Bender CITY BRIEFS M i* * Joyc** Itvvlp . . lot lurik’ *|*<M’inli*t. ft 14 •*xt£fmi«Mi in lb" * m i n t y In d x v t n f u r t h e r th e « lo th tr*it limitrnrn t»f I I I »t w w •i *»*i •*ii nr f i I hy M i * O u i *Im Wilft«»*i, (•uinty home <icmniifttrnt mu « g e n t. Rerenl f|i»inhnit find Miflenitirf ..f thn Cflunlrv Club rtiml r*enr the 1' p • h1ft C hurch h»* r e s u l t s ! ill thi* f*»r nmtinn «»f d»njteriM»Rly deep de* prewHiniifi in the road fthich *re f'tdumhun found m tto n Kr«*v* 1 ulilr 9<• rnuiM* Hccident* unleftt X in the Weil Indiei, and rhe *tm»n (Jiken ribr« «»f hy the rounty road d r p a r tm r n t itlva* maWintr ro ttn n cloth I* Ml \ n t t l t l l ' K I l P 'l riii-iuloie J. Powers, son of H J Pow er, of (10(1 Maple Sti.-,-i Srhring. Kin hns won • lie light to went the "Bool* Mil*I W.ngs -if the I 'n i tr d S ta te s At my P srnltoops He ha* com ­ pleted four weeks of Jum p t r a i n ­ ing during which time, he tnadn five lumps, the lust n tactical lum p nt night involving n com . h a t problem nn landing. O tto the G reat, having united the crowns nf G e rm a n y and Italy in US0. tecvivnl frt>m the Pope tin' title of F in p ero r o f Rome and Kinrf nf Italy thua fo u n d ln f the Holy Roman E m p ire of th e (*e*rtMan nation �s MONDAY,, fiKPTEVBER ■PAGE TWO ■>I'H» I )UIUIUII -UU- AJAX fDEFI€SuTHE .LIGHTNING l’hc Sanfofd Herald i Southern’s Emulsifiahle I)•UK'* 9111*4 newapnppr reports "a definite trend toward the purchase Ik* £»’ of small farms by persons of modest financial circum­ stances.” ao.xasu, This is a rather familiar after-war phcnomeon, but l o a l lO Y I.KAV—II—***** M* the present back-Jo-the-land movement seems likely to l u u m m i n iiatici develop unusual strength. It isn't mere war-weariness. In 'VarsLI. lii S IU m * . one large mid-western area the war veterans are reportud as less than one-tenth of the total movement. It seems to be mostly a feeling of being tired of city life, ^specially f t tbe large and mfedigm cltfes' ‘1 . 1 ■ One odd fiatUnJ ‘p f <fie situation is that a lot of the ■baa**. r»'««lail**>"aa| H |l »al*ri«laaM*i» far Ik* m i * back--i<>-t}ie-fiifjln‘ titithiiaidWs'ilohy'ifeehi M to have had lalMu *■«, n ||| k. rhar». arty agricultural experience: fb e y W o Jbsi ‘ ftlnirtiriritt to it M M l« M .rnl.ta* mi.*. — - -— Less* DDT is required in emui«Jflod form Uqin in any other form for best re s u lts against susceptM»ie bmwts. ikeguse of government tolerances on /ftW1 .«$®P /eatu re is of param ount Im* IHU-tfUCe iIp every vegetable grower. . u i js easy to furecant I folng to get iritb'ti'otij Voib'lng tci learn ovef.iili u * . i J-’/lrat S lredt a t Sanfprd Awrnup ^ Sapforii, Florida M M ’ '* * 1 'Ijy borough ■ing Ijuarf& s $ $ $ N a fls. S P E C IA L N O T IC E j^n* leaders ifdemiW'Yacy. .1 Pay Pry Cleaning Service (Prom Trliil the road k^ | M f M f ' y j f f l 'W ir strode ahead. and handing out raiiqii classmeafions, And enforced‘atten .dunce at their own political meetings. So Used were ,h<jn y dog. ‘Go | Germans to petty irjtimidntlon that It was sojtie time before retched, or lean- ' these uctlvitjes were reported to headquarters. ■’ I The system .was abolished immediately. But, the dis!f*vL ,,">u‘ttl 1 patch Continues, “The appalling fact was that the investiga- j sjioko threateningly tjon showed none of the lenders to he Nuxifl or types other And Shdok my'fist at il. the poor wise considered unsatisfactory.” They were Just so used to dumb shade. It Shrabk' away from nu* as that way of getting things done that it never occurred lo though afraid, them that it was unjust. T b t n fi)l(ii<*»d a ft e r me, dejectedApurently hot only the Nazis, but all CJermuns. need S t a i r Network T l 4 n n few re-education. , 1- Wp rfifojp/nvnd d>At new cuetwipri^ pend their laundry Just three days of week'. formation ws* published. u* security. Jones received the pledged stock weeks following from _Hartford and Baird and David Itairil. u New York I n s u r - ____ __ ___ ___ a nr* l»iokt?r. IumIioiJ Elliott $X0,- tu rned it over to the P resid en t’s ooo. Diking stork »• rollatersl. -ecretary , Mis. Grace Tully, for lluii,l aliiailuteil that the network jsfc-kecplng take f iao.tr .11 life Insurance E a r ly In UiU Luth Gojorins pobey utuin Elloitt, which w»» Kootcvalt and Elliott were divorc­ ed In the property settlem en t onee m n ite d pronllsslory half Ilf the pledged .stock went to i !.. il.nifuril um) Pnlrtf the wife. The other half was wife. H .th Goggiss iilarud in tru st for the children, a ro-m aker on the EUlolt Said he has no Interest l|t note. r the stock and has never .rgeflvtd itate Network was losing sny benefit front iV f -.‘ y money in I’JUS and 1U.IU. Elliott, T b e business of the Texas enam "'i,h <h* owners of several ra d io | Ir re p o rted to have improved m u ­ tation* over the country, d e c k e l | lo Rlart a larpei netw ork ■■• Umr.l lonned f7C.ooo /or hi* venture, taking! the day lethal Gadgets ii riurrow f>Pay laundry Service will be Gallup polls, like other tests of public opinion, ire in light of teresting but nut Infallible A current poll is said to indi­ For that* will he no cate that the American |H*oplc, on the whole, think the lamp or sky. No movement of my finger turn development of the atomic bomb was a gtaxl thing Many of head. tt)1 of us are not so sure, and many see a serious peril in Whereby ybu get yulir cue f the mere fact that such tremendous wen|>ons can be made roll (lo. and used. JtAKLENE NEWELL WHITE 1, This is a problem worthy of thorough discussion *y. i Never before in all human history have men possessed It «»f Ju»t a tm ' such weapons. Like so many of the other works of man, ]J’ they can he used for either good or evil. Used on u big P 7T ~ w_|t. •*<scale for an evil purpose, they might destroy our present ■eByou ever i*wV civilization, setting the world hack a thousand years or n»y report! th at, more. Their mere existence In a challenge to the conscience )„„„ At lhe irdly he said that.m ankind In general owed Hairq fit The larger m t S K v i T J , i mo?e securely sltice Such lethal engines were pro'g idlfced. Now that We hove them a great many of us would X m M .u 'rrc*!! mi ot uurf'W A fn* that *fpe) Httfor if It were |K)HHll)le to Ki»trid of them Aiul forget upon (he liquMotlon reilucln# Elpublicimprove- i uj)0y^* them. Holt** debt to him to upproxiit«tem* to T e revdy W h a t t h e w d rltl neetift m o a t ia n g t m o r e | » o w e r f u l uat whilt It Btd before m e u n a o f d e s t r u c t i o n , h u t m o r e f r i e n d l i n e s s , f a i t h , l o v e a n d Irrlslly and the stock increased in value in more recent years, | Elliott now Is tjie husband of h>ye Emerson, movie actnas. The coropUUce some weeks ago hvurd depositions by flsrt/ord pad Jones. The inquiry was ordered when report* were published that Hart- 8IOMINOUO COUNTY J.AUNDBY CO f'hune 476 t»o,°00. Ij*x* * „ ^ * ,1*’ “wlUl.l!ufrelv c'Ki,>urntl",J ° r h" 'T"(n UelnKH. The development of character r‘‘. f'r’mu Tcx«. bank., niir bw* S a t ii run pur a n a i r a - running up tu |*»a,ouo. The m>t« w»r* gu«r„nt«md p a non atly t w ' B H o t t : %-A Elliott e n u r e d tbe A rm y Inie In I1M0. In t a i l , while making hazardous trip* by air, he told hii father he wan worried about leaving large debt* for hi* wife •nd children. The President advised Elliott (o discuss his affair,* w ith Jesse Jones, saying th a t in view of Junes' familiarity with the ra>|><> business und knowledge of Texas ha might be able to euggest a m u s t k e e p pace w ith scien tificp ro g resa. How I£lliott Huijs IIin Bueinees WASHIN GTON. S e p t . i!4, <>Pl V i| W WUrIt«i». c a g a t ijr— t/vns— ™ on attaining the more abundant life, have confronted the' eoatUVy with the poulble resumption of o||ne rationing, since you *t hava gasoline If cnide oil t nffined, and you can't refine crude oil if the men who do arc out on strike. 'What Is said w it} With retard to oil Is eguaRy true of ' automobiles, radios, building • materials and all tho f t ilt C v ? ' J m ps a : iaoney the ptopl* have, thev face a lower standard of Ihrin; unless full production Is resumed. „^s»— —ilQi ' ■ •xpeyer* shodhl be Interested th* report from Tellahasseo over |17n,uoo In benefit* • been Pali to tqme 11,000 hart* In the past seven H. Just how long Florida's >1* pobllrlSwl reserve fund N*t at thM rate remain* <o eeh . I t I r u h f o r t u n a t v though so muth of It Me t# be it at g- Wane when practically ■f business In the sUtO U mg additional help. The time ■ eome when unemployment —Brig. Gen Elliott Roosevelt's own story of Hit financial deals (hat brought him uml some of his backfrs under Congressional scrutiny was pieced together to­ night for the first time. The account related that the late President's second son: 1. Borrowed mor* than MOQ.OOO to finance a Texas radio net­ work. . <t 2. Woe referred by his late unde; Hall Roosevelt, to John Hertford, president of the Orest Atlantic.and Pacific Tea Company, from whom ht* borrowed 1200,- 000, »MK). " 8. Never got any help from hi* father In arranging the loans be­ yond assurance to- a leader that KUIott was independent In busi­ ness and a loan would not em­ barrass the President. * *• 4. Got from the elder Roose­ velt a suggestion that he eeek settlement advice from Jesee Jonri. then Becretgry of Comfi. Didn't know until he reed it in the newspapers that Jonee had settled the Hartford loan for M.POO though Elliott** attorney tried to tlnd out what Jonee had done. 6. Left members of the House Ways end, Maaa«-'.'£<>mAltaa, which Is making the Inquiry, wqh the Impreasion that ha la now “broke**. The committee completed reodluf loday. o condu- ue« out oi your car and we'd (Ote lo h elp you in evenr w a r w e can. S o W f oiler tbfpe gqggeeliona in an effppt tp be oi eenrief to yo)t U ypu aw n a Plymouth, D odge, Dp Bpjo pr Chrysler cqr. vf I r M tJ 'o K 'Z . Today there Is hardly a doc­ tor In the Und whh' does net have more petlente than ever to take care oft who ts not n -rv-std i lr«i A » M.ijL lW a i=Sr *5-: » w i i JSf* S °n id » . I With gasoline rationing lifted, w # know that pow . m ore than ever, you w ant to get the bfyt poaeibly (-Hartford and Baird untH hli-iW* rattrrrl ' fh« p ow n ers Jone* never Vild Elliott that he paid to H srtfn rd and Baird, young Roosevelt's story said, aj- catlona th* whole tip up to tha Court of Tax •ring soldlvr* tor vnclr own ilott, now IS and by hk yi*s.L? CHRYSLER Jonea presented a s t a te m e n t of Elliott's flntnrlnl condition to H artfo rd and Uaird. H artford settled for 14,000 and Baird for ■Wiiott mK ;- e n d couraa of action. Elliott saw Jones who said he would dea what could he done. eu ro W mlrWWia k Mills ! . bis amoar m ** >n of even anti-German# is not going to Sonnet 83 if . It *«; Southern Farm Chemical Company BIBLE VBK3K lOR TODAY * tVEN THE LOWLY ARE HIH CHILDREN: Though the Lent b* high, y«t hath the respCCt Onto the lowly. but the ifrbud h# kndweth afar off.— Psalm 188:4. » : Have courage. Shadow, will come yvhcti I Will take a long rest In bed, And you. so faithful, rotting, too; D istrib uted by for the manufacturer kfanli la a MfMbrf i l TV# ,UO ITrJi. wklel. »• • •110*4 f* III **r far r»ilfaa *1 all ***** 4l*f«l*l»f 4 ta H or aaf • i I ii h M 4 la ffela *•**» aa4 aU* ml m « i M llirtri k*r*la. !*«• ta r*aa*n»aO#a *1 »e*■Nlrk*. k*tr*la ar* ataa r*UtlNDAV. 8 LIT. iH, IMS For All Agricultural Crops , a n i— r -r . . . . . . . ___ la*, i c r m i a i i f i * H i i . K •*0.»»l II.IS *1 a#.*rlUla* or* **a<«t*la.4 I*-Us* far*. '-.MM? Y>»USU: *n Z y J | ; ljj.4 p io ttie w }a to Y ^ �■■L n . P S S lil i p i P M o n d a y ;* 8B p t e ih b e r 24, 1945 PA G E TH R E B T H E S A N F O R D H E R M - D . S A N F O R D F L O R ID A - r \Social A n d Personal Activities Miss Anna Jane GiAitt Becomes The Bride Of Victor Gloveri In Church Ceremony TERRACE TALK Vr«abl« Thi n PHI i -♦* b |>>H1\ «t San •1 .11 .if f ft .4 In a setting of beauty a d designed nnd made In thl»- III (tip l.indn w.1■* i fu" f1 Olii the* l :%,f JMMH ,*t t l " \ n I tb ivn u hu! j1 simplicity Ml** Anna Jane Gan t, For hi* l«-*i man 'I .’III' • ai me I dau g h ter of Mr. and Mr*, K h a r i s those hi* brother, l.rwn \ l,h» HI ttslrn'B 1 *(fii| T il I'l tS tl A Y i \ 1 \ m i ; 'i H a n J I Clarence G antt, became the bri e '< r, nnd usher* w r it 1' Inn l* w Hrit.J <P**ti' An im p o rtan t joint meeting of L-l «•i'iu' -'J It VI II rul N(■!I M DI {F I of Victor Dudley Glover. J '-, '>aiitt Jack Ollriulike Ju n io r High School and Gramsnr m it lt | son of Mr and Mrs, V D Ginviy, hi*hwiclt, all of DaCltons 1b uu h t h (‘ i T ,< <(u:i > l.l. tnar School P a re n t Teacher* As\ Mil Iuunedlatelv the "ii'li.itii, — — — Si of Daytona Beach, on 8 Liridgy 1......... ......... after — ,laociation to lie held at Ju nior * G*.t ! D *«» ItjHH I . » reception wn* held al the toiim VtIt It Ifl t evening at 7 00 o'clock in Eliilh School «t 3:30 P M. Board TUESD AY iHMtk a lift In .it in '■ |f <• v n £|T Ml** P eggy Duncan spent last C o n g r e g a t i onal Church. "f in 1 IN m m (OH* t ea M l 1 it The Pilot Cluli will have a m e e tin g will be held a t 3:00 week at Daytona Beach. doiihle ring ceremony was pet- P o t Street fur the family >(»> (»t. 1 1[ V .. . • Nil* N N J* \ dinner meeting a t the Hotel P. M i o i The Women* Council of the U ii 1 ! . l i p HI t i j f a l r e l 7:30 P. M. Msv Itnliert ('handier has r e ­ T h r church was beautifully d4- ihe Gantt residence were 1*1•»( 111 IK R \ i iftlltc V *ill* Vis Ir II -i ■<i wtsim*t limir [lie Jun io r D epartm ent of th ■ F ir a t f'hri-lin n Church will meet turned from Augusta. fia. ______ ___ __ .. . with tall ed with large white l*ell«. green corated for the occasion '! \ !!T N pilot Sunday School it giving a t H:00 P. SL at the home o f baskets ol white gladioli. aslef* >i and white bIo**om». The Iniile'* *%!•■•() i tv i*m| fl»l I 1 A51 11». Ii't- •*.' ib g party at 7 :3 0 P. M. in the Mra. II. T. H um phrey. 217 E a s e Mr. ami Mrs. Alex S haron arc ami c h r y s a n t h e m u m s pined) table, overlaid witn a hamlmn.li I'F.RK 1\ th u rc h annex in honor of th e 12 T h ir d Street. p a il) biii V. Ob ln'i rfit'iw'N making their home in Drlaml T h e W esleyan Service Guild year old elaooea. . i .-,-i Ih lialms atld fern. Lighted taper* tiered wedding cake, flank'd Pvt. Kaymnnd Lund<|ui*t ha* in branced candelabra ca*t a soft each side by cr)*tnl ran l> lahra under « i --in t n I r i lt, Monthly navy wives luncheon of th e First Mcthodlat Church folio,* it.g , ri hi'.ili idol * M l be held a t 12:30 o'clock in will meet al the church annex depnrteil for Fort Ord, Calif for glow ovrr the settin g * ■ wig lighted trier* U S Bachelor O fficrrs Q u arters at nt B:II0 P. M All member* are an overseas assignmenti a i t n mu H hi 1 1 ■ • " Miss Helen W itte, organist!, Alter spending, a ilioit turn ed to atte n d I' 111 S H It t M I. t ' the N aval A ir Station. Thoac d e ­ u rg and 'll* it|t(It h T h e Townsend Ciuh will ineot * Mr. and Mrs. A. It. Lovejov rendered ■■ program of appropriate with their guest*. Mr s irin g raaervatlona call Mr*. L. L nuptial music preceding and dufC lover left for a honeymoon IMp In t h e Court" House at H:00 P.M, spent the weekend at New P IM im .ld .i;. .''il l* ! i s Tolar, County 701-M. , ing the ceremony. Mrs, G ru rd t lo r traveling Mr*, G iuvu d u w * | P T A meeting of Sanford G ram - w ith Mr. I , P . Hagan presiding. Smyrna Beach. i H arden sang. "Ah, Sweet M ystery “ powder t>liie two piece *uit M -J.l i Vt r|; MA ' V \ \ < \ YF'U i : \ H l i t ; Ml. orett" i t School to be held a t G ram - T h e public is invited. k Mrs. Jew el Chapman ha* left i of Life" and "B ecause" preceding with which *hc wore white m "ini I «!*• ’ a r School at 3:30 P. M. A • til Blitl H ClU.wM^f i»1 twin* S- P l t l t M II I>i' I ' . i l for Hollywood, Fla. to visit her ceremony and immediately . . . . N OTICE ■rd meeting will lw held at fM M 'ik mill jt»lrt* flmichtpr n ite r ihp vows cjrcharuje*, »•.> *■ Call meclinir of the Worker* daughter. 3:00 P. M. Maillot » ’ Thr* L o rd s Prayer , its Mr*. (ilov«*r, u grad u atr of Council of th e F irst Methodist £ W E DNESDAY tradition*! . s m ,n„|« Hueh School m Nan I>r. a n d Mrs A W. Kppn n I*ne«llction. The C h u rch tonight at 7:30 o'clock in '* Men'* Bible Claa* will preaent ipcnt th« torrknnl in D aytona unltlinjr marches were aUo u*c«. f..n| nn«l th e Itudrmmi lit ml t aeaion of p ra y e r to r c h u rr h th e Chinch Aim es. The council llench. The Bride, ifivrn in marrtatffr i .k||«;tft» In Jn«*I nonvilh . o*»% until include* all teacher* *nd officer* ission nt the F irst lln ptist hy her father, was lovely In hrf ». v m n rn a tfr t t.tploM-d *■«!. o f th e church hurch Annex. Mrs. F ra n k S. Il.iv ha* r e t u r n - I P ,w" ,,f ‘T"r ? Lu. l i e , . B eauty Shop * The P resb yterian Group Con cd to her home In Columbus. Gn , - “ Oil fashioned with long, t i g i i Mr til ,ver wa* graduated lion rente for D istrict No. 2 will Friend* of little Vicky S m 'th. ("apt Bay i* »t .lioned at FT ‘ d tl n g bodice, accentuated by p l K ta b i e e ie H ig h Sch>«»| in I'm ,.nn held in the P r e s b y te ri a n ' d a u g h te r of Col nnd Mrs. Mur P inning '.sw e e th e a rt neckline and full and r e c e m i t a It b mil Che re h, Wednesday. Sept. 20, nt | shall XmitS will regret to learn' length sleeve*. Her veil of bridal H.A, degtee from the l'm>i i*u> 10:00 M. Lunch will bo a e rv id of her illnrs* at 1200 Oak Among th ose leaving Tuesday ‘‘‘“ ' l 01' ,fclt Kraccful folds to F |n „ d » He I . . . rccenth been , j \\ M >. 1}k the church. t j Avenue. i te n fr i—L.C. I 0 J t Ot t l Hl x n w h i p t n u a J a «0» I M P arc the lho hemline of her dress and abc m, charged fro m the Arnrv after 1 l" ,. ‘ 1 " vr,’ to entar F’ S C W •* ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Misses bses: Ja c k ie Bmtchic. M arth a f r , v , " K U" U" ' r " ' ,l1 h e a t " i ioit VIP. , , V'1 ’ k v ’ ■it.. Jic s n si r It i> « nvap« A^*.11*,.. If. . 1 Brill ***111 >’ H ' 1 ^‘ v Perkins, H arper and* ........ Shirley libride's rose, ahnwprt’il showered With w,th till)# lube < , I,.. hr tn 1*1* t h Field Artillery Hng.id *a _i I ro»r» e, *m#*w .ami ii. I ■ n 1In Fllir iVVIts r _*k_ Africa. ai k I , ,. I. I IU< K » I d \ ' » V P t \ R<l « \ i ---»alln rthboni ir. V North Sicily. Italy. Smith .Hid *’li LI e n i%-L Mr*. Harold E, Aldrich of France and tierm an y ■■ l i m e m i h e in o * mm t •• mnk O ut of to w n I p c d n at th r " f d Mn Judy I'ariin spent thp Tainpn attended the bride »» ttirlr Htwiip hi *1 t i m e N R A Y M O N D M. BALL. R E A L T O R m atron of honor and Mr* H enry ] dinir inctudni Mr amf Mr* V (J Weekend in Jacksonville visiting ijjiiin M A l u l l k l i; d h Lieut. and Mrs George Mc­ E Kmmrmi «>f Daytona Iteach M«*ver. Sr.. Mr* I.ewu Ulovtr be i • Ii ii-o* I f i Krill I <Ni!r S.ilo* K rllla. M *•r I k'. i k‘«' I. i MILh \ t o , » B i k e *y w a l k i n g m c K s e n u c r wan bridesmaid. They were ifowB* Henry Em m eiu, Tomrns Kmm«i)i* Clelland ^ wsll i e**iimu I* 1 h Jn i h i a l d r l i i M i i a i n c !b»h«l* e*l alike in d r c m r i of «Iute brt>- *nd Ted Wilitam*. of I*.*y I ! \R S «»\ f\ N it Hlutoe, Mi- to I Hu * bit it Mis, Snrn Garner Hell from cnde*l «n t Ski ami net. The lo n j, Bern b . Mr* Thom* 'M ill KiM im I. Hnridii S u to Hank ItulcHni: in v vp* eteiS hi * 40 r e n i n h r. d a y j o b 8 A.M. In l I’ M. Murphreesboro, Term is visiting fitting bodice* of *utin were a t- 1 Adrienne McKlroy. Hun>M Aid i 1 * i* U , Hov iv on b* ■ » 1 m*h and ion, Itunny of titinpu tJifhe*! to very full i;uther«d Mrs. G K Hr mime «i het home I P il <11 s t 'I*!' ak irta of net and they worn A Mrs Alice Mr Mu nn ami iLmurbh i tiny a !■•’k J\ hi lho San l*mi(A A p a rtm rn U . ►\ 11« v m l arc l:»vtii h ill Caiii!-*v ill.-, 'I. half crown of net in their hair. T e r r y , ri \ i\ tl- \i» I sir 111. A. K. Hrown haB left They curried thower banquet* of i liar Ira limit t ami Jo il i:bu-i Kit MR'S n t ; i i far Waterville, Miiipe Lieut red roweii tied with wiile rod m b rth Jarir i»f Buff'd". N ' . ami Slal *>n,i f " ‘ . Hrown wn* form rrly Rtatmnrd »t antin rihbon. The bride'* gown Mr ami Mra J <*Mn n f!f «>1 t bri • « n r ' I 1 hi Im-* ,♦1 !i ipirtih(m| and I how* of her attenfianta ware land" the Sanford .Naval Air Station. l|i|! mu »n Friend* f»f Mrs John Edward | . i ii. it,.tten. M.-rtha Is S p o n so re d I l l s 1m.id* *1 t » IlifTKina will regret to learn of Itoti.<m n g c, Au.lrcv llach, A ngels * . ,, , Mi l l I \M d \M \ her illnra* at her home at .11 % Malack ilrisch. Jean Whigham, Elisabeth l » V I li t* t t l l l O r V I III) I \M K < I \ \ I M Twenty-aecond .Slreet. 1 * 1 ..„l. ... f _. . I _ _ ik . Whljjham. Jeaair Durden, tMl _ artha , f Ml t tl . Ml • , . . . fo mok* you a hoard pln-t/p, Perkin**, Louue P e r k i n s , Joyce Tb. Lia f(i f r bib Nf,MO .. r. I it I W\ I > f« • 1i ( Mi»,» KImo Farley and Mi** Whiddon I Hidme • ontudly, Hetty t »«.! «|H(a* mt (h« «I-Jl *<1(1 S .f ■r 1 1 1 1 1 Ro»«* Levri, xpent thr weekend , 1m k Dot ( m m ley. Judy Jn woor-wllh-ovarythino M.i*l 1 al rr.e |- .i i .-it h 1 11 M in Nr ' Sni>rna i*ne-*ti< of Jofir*P byiS i4* H m h , K ennelh IblfH )f'll \* o- l\i* r o n it -t i* 1,1 .1,1 Mr nnd Nt t Jack llfiderio I effl i W itila rc Tyre, l i r n e l*c f ynt 1111 "'it*.' i•SS..1 t tee , I i fro* h m n ite* wool toll . . > <ieti i l b IIv *liray Malcolm M a c nr* Mr* Will Him (iilmnrr, I be N eill I ‘auI: P i 'm i d , J o h n Hi urrilry , i , r n ifi Ar The ■*J «l111 ("Ion 1 ' 1< f tile 1 f f V * former Mil** Jane Schultz* is Sim .it I'lmicfeldei r L < Harper, Hi'■»«*■■'»• 1 vcU n *1 1fI to V Prom our new collodion of S \ 1\ ui Ml . o 1 1 . . IL 1» V r,, . viaiUnir hr! rn.ithrr, Mr* Helen I fci In r » S t e n s t r o i n . **e r aid 1.0>B lli'lt'T H'lti-" 1»* l.tl i * la"< Il »l ■ii* In-■T Schultx at t to I Vi P ark Avenue. lllk', .1 ki lt l i r n ut n r r h a \ h m in r t n v t a h w f l * . ’ Kay Shfiemaker. Erneat K>»ar mm ! 1! u l «11r Ik VMite 1 n tl 1ii'f i g-* H erndon. K ills S m ith, Porter Don it h v i Too b \ tl I Word hwi* Iwpen rertiv e d th a t ItJiriMritT' W'altii Smith and Carl If at 1ir 1 oi mi sfn-nj a large part »l vntn J a y 4 Inlim Ifa kr f Siihplr Mi' Dm Cll. b |c| k"' N * Lieut William Hrannnn, Lirut W iH in m * 1 t»pa*In litl He It V Jam P-hkO t it *■*|i.L. n David (intcbel, and E nsign (tone kitchen. It e ran .tare \<nu \te( HATS KTQAOI II..a. rII licit v Ball «"'l Mil'll. .1 •HP­ Irt llarriaon have »een each i*ther in Risbnesli I I Panama A K r tc l tc n M o t t t i i IIiim iu s x . .1 vs Kiln Alan 1IfBf |f t* 11' M mm M n . William .Mabry has r e ­ WLlt bri, link! uni . .1". k II t an \ at count % turned to ('anon* (ia a fte r nil \V iIlium » .Im* Willi . . Meal A *pendinjf th ree week* a* a £lie*t ami ..it. ( am1 calm M> N ull F'i ">t* Bf \ f£kuuti 4‘otiferenre mi-elmif of Mr. and Mr a. (* L thuvran, Krntnrt t II. • rit|t»i Bill- !t lit |w 1.1 . L t mill line ill % T a c c r a a r i e t I 120 P a l m e t t o Avenue. lai F ir |t| iit*,:, Noll v Tr»i i". W ftp. uii *St John’s P resbyterv 1 • r r a 1 " 1 He h r 1*0* 1. ,,Bi»hbv Junu* ■ Ilf til -I 'S* It ft < tin he hru.ihti Wpifneaday, Hopt. L,, . Mr and Mra. ^'red Itohiann and hold Ko v F irst Presbyterian Church Tht U»ainif; H uston Halam.l. t' h ■ J-M >..* I.* n and an d r I,till .luughtc' Mr*Kvclyn S ir s , have [ j ^ e m c ’ w m "l« ''’ They' 'V«»i‘ KoVl i S h „ , i tl„ k^r II - • ■ . hrootnt ^ eft for N k h u k F U . t - sit....I The U r t i Working W .th T h .m «•>•"*' ,hll*l ■if the l>. ' .«• t' the funeral of Mrs. U-tilson » 1 . ... ... tier J i ",.lt,- r Smith It,It, ).>..* u .0 .1 I - . I t, b ro th e r.' . * » , 10 ’V AM Mr. E.) y , i,,.,,... j, /• h r t r y (nil von o w n ! I > I n l< I \ *( . t *: |*binti « w b** -----------| Brownlee. D i.tr .c t C hralm an will ..T e x j fcl(u Itovll, M„ l f ,,| 11>iit TIn* L( » If:I* - 11wi tin lid* Lieut, anti Mr*. W M s n m m |r " lb r n.eeting to order T h. uHillv „ | ■Earit1 K| , Hobby liri*!*oi» Wayde M> | h i li r i* <,,K.ii|«1 tt* ih*Mini * T h r r c ’a a r n b l n e t f u r every t h i n g in th e k i t c h e n . have left for their home in ("Bowing «U|| participate Jn ^ th , „ u<k|. I K.-nn.-lh e f f 11’r n t *iJ i* b»i i Mt(i.t 1Li y«-i| kk.ifi lit m| j'r III In e v e r y k i t c h e n t h e r e * a r i g h t p l i u e fo r c a l n n c t * . Mrs. R.IL McCsslii Y*iilier M S m ith Chicago, III. Lieut. Masoner w»* protrrarn Tll«* Mfih'in tif lh»* w.iitl it a|n»* II.E. Aiken, Mr». W.N recently relcasctl from the U S, Mr. tinrribiHl fet *•ti*| Irdniii! I.earn how incxiK’n.sive a tnodprn. attrartive Brumley. Mrs. Roy Mann. Di s c o . • • ■ Naval Reserve. A It. Larrirk, RupL of Home Mi- MlSH S t 1 H t ‘ C 1 | ) Il e T ronveniont Kitchrn can Le Mrs W. U. Fleming F, - - i r .ions, Mr* F'rsnk Worrell. MrT R IP L E -A ID _ turned from Q uitman, tin . w h e r u 1 R L, Torrence. Mr*. H J Let T a k e (hla a le p tiHlav, In sa v e you mile* t o m o r r o w ! she was called because the mini. Mr*. Ciiarle, Wtike. It, > Little t,rai,Vlurtr * t ,,n ci|lto'i illness of h e r fsther. Dr T K. Hugh Fi Powell. Regional Direct"' / nve.ill g ale m n t n m i l h l v fitly m e n I fila n . ^ jit Moye, who is now tm| rovin-; ,,f Religion* education. Dt F t< wa- honornl 111. to ' ".I it, l.l■'1 — -------Brownlee. Mrs George Tout", o- , 'lev " t t n a p « ” v n 1" 1 " s H n RELIEF motl.ei, Mi* J Mulin' Si ,t„ Rev and Mrs. Yale* <>! M i l M r . PHI Stephenson Cipher «t he I hi'fl.e 'lit l Pur VVesl Fifth S treet have a* thetr A vrtiuv Wt’Hurn,iliis uf t pi in him guests. Mr* Flllen ' a l e * and P I O V E N (iariu-p ft 11(1 trorii«‘*1* w i i r «*ii Sirs, Fitnory Yates and child M E D IC A T IO N S iln u io u u IT n ! ’ T°7od throughout the I.ftrinoon, from Brooklyn, N- 'V. ii u n t i H .i tty U . ir , ! prlxea Davn ic* being won by Jam r* Davjs P h o n e !>.'[ — oU In ONE ouH hl and Carolyn Jtlickvlia for tfi, Mist S a ra h W arren Fiasterhy The N. de V. Howard Chapter peanut hunt and Peggie Wright has recently returner] to Sanford IfUEVfS Edward McCall for thr to make her homa a t 117 W«at of the U nited D aughters of the and Confederacy met Friday a f t r . *tunt» Fiach gue*t fi»hr,l in th, I — Inflamed W atery Eye* Tvnlh SDeet. M itt E a sle rh y was iond and received « g i f t formerly asioclaterft with the St. noon a t the home of Mr* F I 2 — letp Iro T orr Coergeillon fsvor Johns River Line' or Jacksonville. Itnumlllal, 01(1 Palm etto Aren,,' 3 — Naso! kritol.on & Sneering A f te r the game*, the children with Mr*. J M Hliyes. preside',' gath ered around lho is ld r o h n h Mrs.W T. Fiaiton and d a u g h ­ presiding, !n*s sWIdVlo* a l**a wa* centered with » hothdav ter, Bayne, have deparle-l for 4 ril**"*Al (i itro.** load 11 wa* decided to niskr a r o r rake and *»ng H«|i|iy Bo Midi,, New York, N. Y. Miss F-sstim trlhution to the National rt •r"p'*>wat «f HA? P|VIA. Ref t eslooen, will enter Ogonl* School for Fund drive. Delegates and a l i e ­ to C r s r r Marie Girl* in Philadelphia, Pa and nate* were elected to sttertd -i were served by the hostess **hy Mrs II V. Morn* Mrs. Fiaiton will retu rn shortly. UDC mealing at Tampa in slated « « | K r f r ’i M in n m e tw y lur y *»«e r I se ll ttrrtii o f un, eMirigeiwf I M g October. Th# delegate* are Mr- Mr* F'rcd Cooper and Mis* Hilt,* Drierw in uf Irina f nntirr I u *nrvl4«i(ls int lire *» * * s ta i Lou Henderson Mrs. W.E. K lrth e r spent the J. M. Hayes and Mrs F' I nn«r in Tur M e *r M te e o n tt! .if **a *li **»ti nr* d N .. l le n t g w e U weekend a t tn e Harry-A ana Home Roumlllat; the alternate* Mrm e t Iting rr nllnnril s u e t , < < lr t « e it * t in e f in e r I n a se a lra l T hose Invited were the follow parklHg D IH K Iim i: hi I D I I I nl nil limes In Umatilla whara Mr. Klrcher J . M. McCasklll and Mr* J. H Ing: Beverly Cooper, Jean ette 1 i<nr rhiilee of I hr fnllnie Ing | ‘**|*nlnr nteil I ' n t n l r t ••"•t l*lnan. la a patient. Friend* of Mr. Truluck. Mr*. A. K. R otsettrr W athon, Peggie W right. Patricia Net Mut • a* |M>i^an rrfuagil Klrcher will b« glad to learn th a t read an article on Sidney L a n in , Tooke, R osemary Garner, Ellen I he I* Improving. poet-laureate of the Confederacy Lyon. Sandra and Hnnja Monfnr H arriet Redding. Harriet ents were served hv ton, Mra. Birch E. Parker has theRefreshm hostess assisted by Mr*. W n row n, Carolyn llucknba, M an arrived from Long Beach, Calif., C. Hill, $10 hi $20 or More anne Strickland, Gladys Hasty. $25 lo f.'inr) nn Any to the f s lo w in g ; M, to vteit her mother, Mra. Annabel lla y c s, Mrs. S arah Hansel, H e t t y Bryan. Mr*. Ti h m im m r ii i- u r % r t i Make or Modrl Lee, 1710 Weal Second Street, luck, Mra. M.Rossetter, Palsy ('p)tin*. Diane Moye, I -a S. Wiggini, M> ’I aI »*t p Ir . rw ntrulfRl ■*«4 I nek iIH lrlill na gitf I ll.llf Ensign Parker ha* left for duty W. R. Dyson, Rue Miller, on, Mrs « . D. B l s h " tue McNeil, M c N e il , Jean Jean Il -s nn rr M ilte r . l»ritnfr pin h Veer • f*p n o rlL l f*e ini 13 mr* Wlfr'a «l^f»M* with the Navy {n the Pacific. Brumley. Mr*. M*r> Joycei ylm ra. K athlyn Ann Talley, Mr*. L A.. " " prtfeMP «'«n|t net 1»* I f&mt lu ff nr r n - flg H fr e M il arre* .n A Miss Margaret I M a r th a (iwen. Hobby and F.rni, tiitfl ilgtialurp like ■ tell*It ear). ILIUM* TITIfK---JH er Lieut, and Mra. H. Carlson Strong, an d Mnrrl ■ Harold Htrmper, Jimmie • m (»| ft I111 tkr rash In petti f Itsanlt Rtilr. I eanlll »« « • have left for thalr home In San Roberta. Fox, H amilton Hisbre. N o l l " pm-kflt ■lltngr Bfrfaen r f • Francleco, Calif. Lieut. Carlson Nance, Rodman Brumley, Allan V nluro C urrent Car wa* formerly aUtloned at the M affot, Cr»lg llenrleraon, WhitSanford Naval Air Station and ner Chi *e and Fklward McCall fJIHl 2A HeVrli wa* recently rakaaed from the '.-Ml tltHtPle AHW Kune| lo (Hr »"M se e w f M il‘3T H u d d . I** U. H. Naval Raaarra. Il l t itsi r hMl » * « *> rt\». ("■" Zl.vr •a*» HttdHi %r it Ir 9*I V.Mwy |*e >|uaMff. • O-Ki Tha Junior High School ParentH (»ilp In CPO and M n. W.R. William, Teachera Aaaoclatlon e l e c t e d •HI Mfliffl* ’ • t l«M» II Moefrla have returned from Camp Parka, offkera Thursday aflemoort at • I3A* e «a Hudrla » ,' ' • Calif, to their home et 2413 the first meeting of the year held Mrs. W alter Beckham of Miami. Palmetto Avenue. CPO Williams at the Junior High School audi­ haa recently received hie die- torium with Mr*. E. G. Kil­ Stato P.T.A. president, told the Regional School of Instruction "7- charge from the U A Nava) Ra- patrick, presiding, Friday in the Sky room of tha ir.O - 4 7 5 - 4 1 8 0 • 4 2 0 0 aerra. _____ Mra. D. C. Howard read Iho Angebllt Hotel In Orlando th a t devotional. Mra. Kilpatrick Intro­ or More *%U^M . ruL and Oka. Ben F. Currie duced R. E .. True, principal of P.T.A. work stand s second to 4.50 • 4 1 0 0 -1 2 0 0 or More a**Vi -» • nona with unlimited possibilities •a *h la a Jtrtr la r aar ^ . . .. . ^ and their twftj twfn eon*, eons, Prank and Social Calendar Person a l s * C ptlliMIin i PI 'll i A Sl'ICN B f 6 r A. WANTED WESTERN UNION H a t p in -u p LOOK |)ancc at the CABINETS r ) hi >r. /Ag P resb yterian s To Hold C o n f e r e n c e Y ow ell's fi A I1''r- »IHll**« Has 9th ' t A^V C /) Birthday t i n « > ,tR Hil l. LUMBER & SUPPLY YARD 3 Mrs. Ruumillat In CASH LOANS $2(1 TO $2511 OK MOKF! On Your Car or Signature Touchton Dniff Co. m Signature I/«anH Anto I*oans For the BEST car and truck Junior High P.T.A. Electa New Officers Mrs. Walter Beckham Addresses PTA Group frY i ' FORTUNE RAYON CREPE IN V t o ,* / i f J U u u K t m U w id m f l u * fH fu e f * n J / iftu ff “ ~V SERVICE to he found . Junior High and H, C. BUcle, principal of Grammar School. home In RaafonL N. C Lieut. The minutes were reed end ap­ Currie haa recently received hla proved and the treasurer’s report :harge from the U. 8. Naval given. Newly elected officers for the ■• year are: Mrs. E. G. Kilpatrick, | f t wj ; p j s g ij y i _ ss for power. Mrs. Beckham whose subject was “Our Parent-Teachers As­ sociation in Today's World", also said that education will have a Unre “tum-over” In tha naxt years so we must aim toward levels and ideals, _ P.T.A. officers from Banattending Jhe meet! Pay Day I/OanH IN TOWN come to us HOLLER MOTOR $25 - $50 - $75 Emergency Diana 2nd Mortgage Auto Loans N m O ilif Four ral'i ■M l rmmh •so* b »m I N ««»f «•» f i r -rtfii If net NHF for. NO ll»CI'IV%*< IO IT l i f t MstdllUnnl I m m f VIfttrIf IM - |I«M t r moral ^ tifrtN ir r »r u R fir tr lv i riffiB r. rtel tape. K a if m ill Ipvim t« fit f m t |»rlirll>nnk. \)mm FAMILY l - O U i MM f i M M «• r « i Mllrfalr kilim f * t * « 4l r , n a r M a a t l a t ■ • r tlr *. ( 'a l l n m . I f « • « *t*(*r ■ •*•> w ill a * n a il a la * r• • r*a w la . » • w **| * . » • * la e a r * * ■ * a * n * . 1.1*1** I* **r H i w t s i S r * * e r u ( * — M * * i * r n W f i * * * e ,r * . u i fW < r * * t x rv a r i M w * . e m r . m . •»•* u n i * * w m w . COME IN ANY TIME or PHONE 5182 Pay Saturday �V I MONDAY, 3 BPTBMBER 11. MIS T U P S \N F O U lV n H R A !,D . H A N F O flB ^ T l0 > W > A PAflB FOUR Little Damage Done To Markets By Tropic Sturm U 's s l U i s t l Few** r* *» O w l U met th roughout Detroit toi *hd tow orraw w t t n j «n grther to seek a F*«i*rtJ strike be. E arly return* ibfiwotl one a t u n a n lm io u s tr' far th* strike Dpt, a second jd m est *d. a»iJ io* fTubin, UlO spokesir a r meeting* ere bating ,tonally am ong Chry* Howmnea and majigetwantedrelief P o r r r t h . U n ited State* ! ..... M K? at i | a . it i t n p p n m i U y p a u l n * over l h a i i m « 4 _ T.h'’ / V 11' 0" " 1 l-abor Itala- Th(l K,nrilltl Clty M a r k e d dam t ? * * " p r e p . r a l l o t u to h Umn estim ated »t m>t pun -U*6,0W) l l e w r a i Motor, worklhBB |fioo era VhroiurhMt the N ation on „T|i(( (ailt lhllt „ lt. , torni O rtdl-tr U u* a m*Ult of ill* peil f() wh(.r „ S ta te ha* tlon filed y esterday by th . union B t,u„)Ler ,)f impurt*snt m a rk e t,, nm by the W i r U l s i r Dispute* B „ ( , , l l l l t l h , , t l i m n | £ e t „ b u il d in g s Agt, 1/ In* S LR It vote show* n B a i relatively light, ap pears majority In favor ° f * ,** ,5* “ l# tn me to dem onstrate conclusively union can th a n do so legally. jjje sul>*tnntial c h a ra c te r of the 6 —Th* strik e of International construction of these propertied Oil W orkers (C IO ) slowed down Commissioner ol A grtrulu re, Nu Iho sp raw lin g c ity ’s hard beset j th a n Mayo, has taken an active tra n sp o rta tio n system but Frwl | pursonal intcrl-st in the develop Fell, business a g e n t for Lsw-ul m ent of the Florida S ta te Farm WJ. .-declared “ther* is enough er* M arket system and has In ­ ga so Ibid h ere for essential use listed th roughoul upon good, os long ini the. slrik lasts." sound construction) designed to Already idle, iri D etroit art. 'JO, serve the long-time needs of the 000. about h a l f o f . w h o m . a r e Ford ’ ureas adjacent to these proper!worker* sent home III days ngo i i*»when the com pany said it. could* ‘‘John C. McKwo Ims reported uni go on producing because of from f o r t Myers th at ther,- was suppliers'- g l r i k e s , rh jrf of no damage to the m arket building which was t h a t a i Kelsey Hoye* there. ILL. F isher’s report fr . u n which m akes brakes and other Wuuchula is to the u n i f effect rar ports. Jack Taylor, m anager of the rul met to M urket bus informed us 1 th a t norm al grow th of plant* in th e fields and seed lied, s u n uf |\ fueled by light winds ami ruin PA • du rin g th e storm period, th oug h fejj th e hurricane did not strike Mnn" m vm rr **** c o u n ty . lU lU Iv s "Home slight dam age to the f / roof of th e m ark et ub Pompano ST was rep otted by J I,. W arren The Fort Pierce M arket's buildings according to w ere undamaged t.finy Haniiti/.n, inuikn uoirmair STRICKLANI) - MORRISON, Ini’ I’honc 200 Your Ford Dealer Since IU.1l IIJ Lemmon, mHiingri h! Hsu ford, bu* stated there »»* prsr llrnllv no dam age to the market property th ere Darle ■ itt till fi-rhl 110 storm dam age a rp ort fn nq I. M, Wiiitr -tale* It K WHEN YOU PAINT THAT HOUSE SPECIFY Johnson. m arket m anag er at P lant City reported th a t no J storm ilamair*- *»> esperieneed. but rains arc delaying r e p a r a ­ tion for straw berry plum ing, and olhi'i fall crop*. “ Damagt- to vegetable crop* j tn the Held* ami to plant tied*, More than MbtHHMJOO pairs, or has tx-en substantial according to report* from several of our | abo ut one of every five pairs of State Parm er* Market* manager* | n o n . r u hirer bools, shoes and slip-,, and inform ation from o t h e r , pars mad* in Ute U nited S ta le s sources. A pparently I’ahokee, L a; in th e f i r s t half of lIMS were made iii-lie, I'ompano and Sanford were j In New York state. am ong th e market point* suffer- > tug most, so far as clops ur* col) J n-rm-il N aturally similar rondl- j tioris ns to crop dam ag e m ay Jo- ; assumed as having been stiffereil i th rou gh the te rrito ry swept by j the full force of the hurricane. •'The fuct th a t a good percentage of seed bugs a p p aren tly enme th rou gh in reasonably good cundi lion should prevent any g re a t de- ! i’ostal money order service was lay in setting of plant* In the j established by un net uf Congress new fo u r-sto ry white women’s field* Growers whose crops were j in 18^1. dorm itory and |30,0lX) for addi­ ( 'u t r o v e d hv high w ater may be* tional bathroom facilities a t th* expected to push replan ting u* j I Florida s t a t e hospital in C h a tt a ­ i.ipiillv us prueticahli' F ort M y e r s . 1 hoochee. c I Wuiu'htiln and some other market T em p o ra ry Branch points have reported little or Jio Supt. J-H. T herrcll of the s ta te I d am ag e to m i p s or plant la-rl*. hospital told the cabinet he could use the Lodwlck air school build­ ings at Avon P a rk for a te m por­ ary branch of hi* Institution If surgical and diagnostic facilities were available In an Avon P a rk hospital, „ Ho said though, th a t eith er lien, dricki or O r r fields would b* j ’■Ideal"'fo r a South Florida |u>spltal b ran ch and th a t he could ThI OlANT TR Et FROty OF convert the Hendrick* field’ build­ JAMAICA UVE ANO BRCEO HlOM ing* into a hospital “ in ten days." The llt4fi legislature approt h a t Ta i n th e c u p p e d IEAVU. ulw l CUPPED . prialad 96OUJWU fee oenel'wetiun of a s ta te hospital branch at Avon P ark, but the net five* the exact location on property dunnt■t-d by th e city. The I-odwick ’ school buildings are shout two miles away and cr-binet members expressed doubt th a t i n v of the a p p ro p riatio n could be an?nt to acquire th em , Therrell aaid hs felt the b u d d ­ ing*. owned hv the Dsfsnse Plant corporation of which h* is direc­ tor. could be liought for " w h a t il cost to p u t the ground In con­ dition" fur erection of a aew building a t the undeveloped site He rcealled t h a t the hospital branch conptruction appropriation carries no fund* for oi>cr*tlnn rif the Institution after il is built, and tliNt full use probably co u ld nut in- aide of the new hospital until HUT le gislature meet* We pul aew rubber, nsw To visit r * » p * tread, nsw life la your old Theriell w a , asked l>> th* ca b ­ tire* . . . with our quality inet to visit Avon I’urk and recapping eervlc*. Thorough Ariiuila to study e s a r tly what inspection, ( a p e d repairing. use could be made of the build­ Sect workmanthlp abd maings Ullal*. Most modern equip­ (‘buries H O verman, director m ent Com* to today. Head­ of the im provem ent rnminlssioo, quarter* lot Cooper Armored -Hid he hoped to get CnrlstroDI Cord Tire*. field to help tuke cure of *K« sh ortage of space at the (.hatliihoochee Institution, hut ther* 1was no plan to have II replace the projected Avon Park hospital. Nice room." available (Jjr field would be tu r d a* ths nurleus for one of the new lulieri * *i * State O f f i c i a l s . To Seek Prices On Military Camps This store contains many items of interest and we will Rladly help you with your selections. culosl* aan atoria a u th o r it y ] by i A brah am Lincoln » a i appoint­ ilia. 10*4 U x U U tn ra . ha aatd. j ed p o stm a ste r a t Naw Spltip, IJ} fkrth fields h a t e barracks, din-1 in 1833. tnjr hall*, knehan*. Infirmaries and other buildings constructed o f . fire-proof concrete block. E a c h ! has a sw im ming pool, a th letic, field* and recreatio n hall*. O v e rm a n estim ated they cost reore th a n 11,600.000 to gether, and H i d ha h^ped th ey could be ob­ tained a t a fraction of t h a t i am ount. T hey are several mile* | a p a rt. I CULVERTS and HEWERS % Overm an estim ated the LodTransit Mh Concrete m wick a i r school building*, fro nt on Seconds available at low pricy a lake n e a r Avon P ark , a re w orth HOu.000. CONCRETE PIPE CONCRBTK BLOCK * SERVICE MEN’S CALENDAR Monday— Dancing Instruction under th« direction of Mrs. Alton D u xb ary. —8.00 P.M. Shellcraft class 7:30 to 11:00 P.M. Tuesdny— R egular 8 a n c a —o r ­ chestra. —8:30 P.M. Wednesday— C ommunity elnging —8:00 P.M, under the direction of Mr*. Ed Lane Shellcraft c la s s —under direction of M n . Eddie Powell. T h u rsd a y — Dingo a t 8:30 every week. Elka Club sponsors Bingo every second T hursday, F riday— Danes to the Ju k e Dos —8:30 P.M. . • S a tu r d a y —Movie* a t 8:30 P.M. Sunday— A picnic the firs t S u n ­ day every month. Free t r a n s ­ portation from the U SO —u n ­ der the direction of Joe Hall. S u n d a y m orn in g b rr e k fa st — coffee end doughnuts served flee from 10AIU A.M. to I On VM Open Hnoaa e v ir v Sunday ovenlog with gam es nod other activities. PENINSULAR Concrete Pipe Co. ^ Phene 1341 S A N F O R D . FLA, Freshly Dressed FRYERS Available Daily During September TENDR-FRY POULTRY 2206 Kunfurd Avenue I ’h. U 2 l Ibe Heal Thing Made by an Old Reliable House S T E U B E H CO. UwaMbaiurf, Pa. JONES TIKE SHOP NOW ON SA TUXEDO FEED C p i n upis HOUSE Bed Under bugs, Roaches, Ticks, New Management by the week CALL US FORtGpODe REUARLEa’AINTgRS Flurrying KUHN ITU (IK HKUNJSHEii Worrying AND HKI'AlRED C o m e to us for DI AMOND MO U N T I N GS Antiuue or Modern llltIN ti YOU It F tJR N IT U R K TO US TO HE E X P E R T L Y RE­ P A IR E D A N D R KFfNiSUB D. W IC K ER SETS P A I N T S D. P It I C E S R E A S O N A B L E . P R O M P T SERVICE. Colonial Furniture Refinlshers. Platinum t i l GWnn Street Ption* 13$23 Orlando, Florida It’s so imporUnt to always have Hint "bundbox" freshness that clean clothes can give . . . the beat way to keep your clothes spic ’n span Is to have them cleaned often by a reliable cleaner. • White Gold • Yellow (iold Individually m o u n t e d with quullty—-fiu« diamonds. One that you will be proud to give. . tihu will be proud to wear. ASK OUR CONTRACT DEPARTMENT Wm. E. KADER We close 9 P.M. on Saturdays! ’ * : - Cold Preparations V K K J iM t it LANEY DRV CLEANING CO Phono 468 Y.’I iy s f e JeWelor em /nq fe Dry Cleaners W t L L I GUESS -TV* MAKER HAD *tb DRAW A LINE. SOME' W H E R E ( J ----- NOW CHILDREN WE WILL IBM SUGGESTIONS PLANS and SPECIFICATIONS . • % * * Painting — Building — Roofing — Remodeling DOOR AND WINDOW GLASS CARRARA GLASS BATH ROOMS Ion th»t your child ran ften. Draw « line Ajjalr 1RY CLEANERS and returned to Reboot, their clothes will need cleaning m< erior cleaning . . . brtn* your clothes to the SEM1N0 ! aured of cleaning of highest quality. §. IF I M I » M © a GF. IP IP ^ (F . R I F ^ l f l P . S BLOCKS >/« Tq 2 Ton of 178, require It, on' shortest notice, -will iwland also makes k»n tore—ahould your need �I T ilK d A N F O R D I l K R U . n *.*fv. - . r a r r ' - rffr— I,, SUorUrda for »«av*orthlne»a for Onc-fi/ih yf Jh«- wh<de human American *hip» are approved by rac* liva* to India tWYSK KKATt HJiS t ' l t M l t d l the American Bureau of Ship-1 ------ — ----------- — AND TKASrjir. P l f t R li if animated dial the U S. Army use*) 94 poumlf of water­ Canada'* proofed paper for every r o sie r |iy JFftN V 1-jSKA -* w in entered combat C/P) 'Ni-«*feaiurev CHICAGO — Pitcher llrnr) , Wnahington Wy*r of the (Jhiregt Cui-s ■■ too much n "VV'yst" guy * to suit National League butter* Ami if* btcauu- Hank i« nwut.d i clever far WyuiuJ hi* tfJ year a ' l f # o buy Uuuranct,' that he may bait hi* firat 2Ugaw» ' j P*7 /* r U, and forja* •ejtson in Imu year* with the * Cub* arid s lr o n g a m i the 'Bruin* , ll—until yon hary a’ to their fir*l »enr,anl r i t u t 1931. ig ,10ml Then yon wantj The king-pin of Charley '■ Grimin'* tocaiiiK brigade Jucan't I | action. If you inmrwl have blinding aperd; he doean’t 1 ihm tgb tta, w taka have a "Sunday pitch"; and hr <J seldom trie* for strikeout* «ara o f aO deU fla t o d j Vet he tigsscd the seasoh'*' arrange a prompt act*' j huff-way mark with a I I S re­ cord and aCven straight victories hie fir»t flr»t 21 game* game*. IS were Of hi* H. J A M E S G U T AGENCY 703 PHONES 76 4 N 0 <48 MKJfCH*IDG. KOtfERT A. WILLIAMS HEAL P h o n e 732 E 8T A T E -H H 0K K R A t l a n t i c H a n k Hid*. win*. The reason i» evident In any­ one who ha a watched the e ff o rt­ less Wyae do hi* chores 1IU control Is perfect and hi* " s t u f f is constantly teasinir. “ I think Hank's success lies riainly in his ability to pace him ­ self down to the last b a tt e t. " ven­ ture* Manager Grimm "Most l.Itchrr* become just thrower* late in the -erne, just la-cause Urey W a r down loo hurd at the, s t a rt. Wy*e it strung, bdt be alw ays conserves himself for the tough spot*.” STRICKLANDMORRISON F irst S tre e t at S an fo rd Ave To M E - f H t M O S T W O N D E R F U L W O R D IN Mr|1ilr**lc ' littlit * h .< • hi., iif fit • ttl 1|kt li*utl lit'nwlll) jl ffll ll f • ««t t i '1*1 • I f 111 * .a 11 f i l i n ' H im * h | H i p f,» - i nnll.r Kuril E N G L I S H LANGUAGE \SM O TH ER ____- h i . -nil 11* i j i u M i i <*t i. ll.l’m ) .. . •h r M h* lit » H H n « ,1 i ni - • I ll* 1- i r t i r i*f i ■ - Jr It, • l»fI . fl.lte la ..f f * . , •l l . I I — lU-’m l a s i o n — R i d d l e s 'Jr I'* |C■ III * « »i| || 1• III I . JttllH H e > , 111Ull Ml ,| r rim U>I 11|* a* I ni "1 1l I. \*JT T l t H N - r o v i c i c f ,r -r v > ^ VI.-.'0'' Wy*e is content, observe* Coach Red Smith, boas of the Cub bull­ pen, with simply putting a re­ verse apin in the batting for­ mula of "hitting ’em where they ain't." When it i nme. I,, erowdr g the mourner* bench on I he topir of tVyo*. Boston'* Tommy Holm*-, can Luke I lout and venter It was Hunk who »nup| ed Holmes' consecutive gamy hitting streak nt 37 on Jii'-- 12 Tommy got one hall out of the infield in four I trips in that game »* Wy«e pitched n Lrjlllunt three hitter Wysc mine to die tub* m JUI2 [ from Titl-ii of the Tevns 1 rague flfli-r he hint eoinplete-l hi. second Straight 20 vault year He A| pefered for the , ul>- in four prime* iti 1942 ami finished with PHONE 200 o n n ^ rrm n Servicemen 30c Adult* lOc "W yae may not have any dip*)' | doodle-pilch liku D irty Dean, but when his screw--hall is working,, it's a corker " YOU DRIVE IT! 8AN KO H D F L O R ID A III _ lit ,tnv l i m i t l a n g u a g e . . . p r o p e r c a r e nf I i r e s is Impni ta u t 1 n u i tir e * will lust n tueh lo n g e r. g iv e y o u s a f e r d r iv in g , if u r n lei t h e S K M IM l l . K l iltK S i l t I I ' lith e r a r e of th e m IIV I- o v M♦-r1111, t+1 —added joys— Wall Disney's "African Dinrv" Latest News Plashes SJ x i i w w * 2 0 I - N 0 . F A tth A V E . TUESDAY ONLY 2—Musi See llils— 2 Needs LAXATIVE? nf 1 t(>n ri Ml I n f n * i f i <* w Ilf li \ , v hfMtkril ui Ukli 3! «*jVt+|l Tni‘ Tut*** \ t-rti, nil\ i • JONES Tht* i In I i IIr I ioii of au*»ho|lt l»4‘v f f <•lit f«*rmpfi!p*l [ C/vacc r McDonald b * 1 ‘V hicfimc i*inrrtt1 thr"UjflmUt ihr* ■A fm ll* nf K U H 'J M iI i l f l f l |f l Hhp 1 il f h und J71h cphtilrt*"* Enhisikce the heiiuty nf your liuine with gleaming »i»»rrrT. s. H»;uutifijiiy frapivd ur ye|i»*ti«i|i SJylys. Let ns install Safely l ix ;a l n o t u e in yuur ear, Senkarik GIr§s & Mirror Co. 14 W . 2 n d at. Phone 320 HUSBANDS, i SONS AND SWEfTHEARTS TELL THE MOST IHKHLINGLY ndwAft Tmifhton Drujr Cu n i i in v vi i * m u i HKSI f MM.NUI IA PHONE 31*. dvui;; Ilfsat C- , KK TAYUrlt, EVEN t fit MtO: j j ;s m m ;s Rnni where I sit... A// Jo^ Marsh Qyr tpwn fa f«9 lwuyu buaslinK tiho^k thflf lo E >1 her<K*i*—utycenlonr In the RevtuUonary War, rongfpstijoeii. ml on artist w ith plctaren in die letnfpolllan MUyeutu. ' Well, w e’vo gftt our local he­ roes. t o o . . . There wa* old Doc Turner, «{ho lough t for yjstqt U f J i l t t^c fflo lern n ce and L! yilry.Itju. kept children frtuu l.-lorf iag*tpatrd lu our coanly. * And Deactin KulU-'iitiy, » ltb f o u g h t f o r f r e e | i e \ . j iw i .* campaignevt for teadilng hon p^t history in i^hqql*, \V«sf,t tViwcra, yvbo fought the cn (-H..IL in:|< 111 [jf |'I (dll III Ilull ill o*ir rutinty utui iM'n.iiiuliit folkthey puttied foie ratio.* utpl nual Oration I n j i l a e e 'o f a return i< Dvv|<f*s»ie»i*. Vou won’t Ut|<l tnoBUmrnlM tu i.h^ s Ilif f ^ w w h e r ' »**. s'u i n hctfica In n cju> tjmi'a IVdfjr *i4c r c i lq war town Ihr c s i n of frgrdynif lp|rranri aV l I n a u n dfga 14j . TELEPHDNE OPERATORS Dwight 1). Di;tmmi<Is*-\\''atclirs l.OIHIF & SON (JHOt'KItIKS - MEATS VECIKTA Hl.ES Hlngl* *r Married Age I# 37 KXI’EItlENCE UNNECESSARY ESSENTIAL WORK WITH PEACETIME FUTURE Car HADI OS H<im VVc 111 Ihs-m Ju»l r*ll H A tIK K It M H () A OvqrUm* Pajr—Pqld Vacation* Frequent Iner*a*«a v f*le**anl EnTirurmitnt The Kilgore Seed I’o If litC Ii: I OEM K L E tm tlf SKHVICK 1 in ‘M l* b »•*( In t i e f'k##.* Apply Employment Sup*r»i»or 0-5 Weakday*—Salurdaya, V f* SOU. BELL TEL. A TEL. CO. IfIIV i * n I *a I P Aim AMOUR’S OHOCRKY tjhurcheu; Jota liacltiicy, witt\ I I a*« M i * I'll ****** * a if * fcstnd |i i ***)»*»<(, *»Ml \ | | m u km* I >■ lira l a ar m i |a't|f «s| *a! f It r and k au ttt u b iu d !| 'k *1111 MEATS — POULTRY . — m ore fun— S p o rla N o v elty “ C o u r t C raft P aram o u n t N ew n U N C L E JO SH s a y a : F a r Radio and pair* Her — STARTING WEDNESDAY E lrclrlc Hr- E L E C T R I C S E R V I C E Co ■at M sa s.lu *»». t*fc»a* SANFORD A u to F a r t s Co. COMPLETE PARTS SERVICl JOBBERS • DISTRIBUTOR' l i t W. tat. St. THE CITY DRUG CO. THE PKN8LAR STffRE W ' c. i*« at. Ph«*i* at & T R 1 C K I.A N D M O R R ISO N , Ine RCH OF TIME t_________ __ 'Ford Dealer Sisco 1931 CO. It A N D A L E E L K ( * " H K M r rlH ra l •«**< Uttalrg) Mrif kundUe I w ondw U <H»Kf* flen«TJ|Hqps will w orship Ihoii BncMtor* n lt « tfopy qlt cw ni * * * A yood oducatlon tho comoa in handy whan yar h slp in ’ the kids w ith tholr toww^k* wCoaoifllw ^ s js s?aFount : alp S fn rlcf U lrlN i mol Itei.filr* . 113 KagnMlIg 4«», P b tt if you. too. w iu KKADINC. THIS DIREOTtlRY EACH WEEK. YOUR A P WILL G E T MEHULTH liffffi I'llllaa pi**c,lall«a* I* tk* Maal IVEY’h tasrarlaal F«'« •» «»» ltoumillnt & Anderson TU 4 |,» / n s * , *a ' • �}• c. r i S K r a * t- v r *f aJ.'.Jf1 ■■» _r*TTT* , ‘■ * • S? p 1 • - t ’ ■ • ’ dANfORP, FLORIDA THE SANFORD PAGE SIX * MONDAY, I '• CLASJ1F1ZO A D V M T l S I f t a BATE* lOe p e r Has f o r o u laaertloa Me pec R m fo r th ree laeartleoa OTc p e r tin* for < Insartloae IS p e r liar for 20 Insertions * Minimum rataa . . . 80c P H O N E IIS OR B RING YOUR A * . to T H E SANFORD HERALD Count, (Ire worde to the line, Including phone and addrrae. -All a d r ert tee moat* for altoatleae wantoS will b* t b a r s r d for at the rejrultr t l a ts lf i td rate*. FOR SALE— _____ J ------- — - — — — - F IL L up with kerosene an<l fuel oil before winter. H. B. INH'K GO.. ING. U rH O L S T E R Y fabrics, ta pestries, damask*, b roc* telle*, a goo.1 stock to select from. R.S Brown, 2911 N. O ran g o Ave. i'hone 4953. Orlando. Fla. U HOSPITALIZATION Imflviiliisl, family C M. Boyd * Go. Insurance, and groun. WINDSTORM in m tn n r e . No'i !• th e time to ; rm ect your pro­ p erty ng*ln*t windstorm dam. • age. C. M. Boyd A Co. . OUR J ew elry , F loater policy will . U N F U R N IS H E D oo ao.. ab l^ w o lo .. I n ,1 ’ t< u i l r n anent h on ui i s■ ea, rperm repay you' Ffor jewelry k u t, Boa K, d o Herald. Molen or destroyed No If (I. M. Boyd A Cm , ROOM house with bath, tin mediate possession. Ike Butler, Glndervlllc. FOR R E N T - COIL for cleaning. Hotel b etw een 10 1:00 P.M. TU ' October. A dispatch, from Manila and said it was possible some of the first esses there might be started wllhln.a..weel^ DIVIDENDS, for in year* your fire, * automobile and liablllly in suiance by not Insuring , DELIVERY boy,- over 18 * full wiin <■ At. Boyd « j time, to drive tr u e .. Robert*' Grocery OCTAGON,, gold rimmed hi focal glosses, black metal t o r GIIU, FOR general office work. \V. F Ravencl, 107 K. 7lh St Mu»t be experienced In book­ Phone 7H3-W. keeping Electric Service Co. HOUSE traitor for aalr. around 1200,00. Inquire Willink Scr vice S tation , 2601 Sanford Ave Phone 822-R. 6 furnished reildenta. time BUSINESS SERVICE' _ latlon ,o f ioB- uap ispecta m Hirohito May Pay Respects To MacArthur (('•RltM«S F f m P a c t Ob i ) traffic in currencies a n d negotlaE X P E R T plumbing »ervice In­ SALESLADY for Meady, full lime employment. Apply in akle asset* a n d moved to freq the man with 36 y e a i s ’ experience Jan nraas. person. The Outlet. Repair work a specialty. No S trip p in g Dome! ag en cy of apeSal unlay call*. George Cournen rial privileges, the o r d e r pave* phone County 4106 Box 671 MAID. Steady housework. Apply H and A Dept. Store betw een the way f o r the eata b lilh m en t , THE of a new a n d truly competitive SO 't I. preferable to Ihe ,9:00 A. M and 0:00 P. M. mwa ageneiei. . [ $60 deductible collision or up *et automobile mcui >nre. Gei M A I D for general housework. Meanwhile, Marauls Kido, lord Small family. Good pay for k ie p e r of th* privy seal, *ald our ra l e , for your car* tod capable person. Phone 264-J. | tr u c k . C. M Boyd A f’o ___ Eni|>cror Hirohito received Proai MISCELLANEOUS | 2 MJ jJoin v t u th ine « ■ L a t e s t to awelling popuin the Waa Gen. K enji *■ Dolhara, sinister fig figtu re in J a p a n ­ ese m ilitary intelligence, who s u r ­ rendered today. Dolhara only recently had been placed in comm and of the J a p a n ­ ese F ir s t arm y despite his record as a leader In th e conquest* on the Asiatic continent, w here he was known as the "L a w re n c e of M an­ churia." Dolhara arriv ed with some of h ’. i s t a f f a t the city hall and was unceremoniously escorted to the prison, where 34 o th e r suspect* are' confined. It also w a s announced t h a t W athakan Wickit, S iam 's am bassador to Ja p a n , was t a k e n into custody a t Mlyanoshita, n e a r T o k y o . He is another a n M acA rthu r'a "w a n te d " Hat, , '*■ • -M W X h ter 8:00 P.M . i FOR RENT Small ■ fu r n ish e d . W ASHING machine* repaired — t or 4 waitresses . t oncef S e r j j' noh, Driving Park. F reddie1* a p a rtm e n t. Adults only. P al-, and all home applinncea. C ald­ m rtto Grocery. well G eneral Repair Shop. 707 with excellent knowledge North Mill*. Orlando, phnne WOMAN (2,900 LIF E Insurance to each F U R N IS H E D house. 7<»9 En»t table arrangem ent to a.siat pro2-1972 o r Sanford 9166. Prom [it person aer* 16 to 36 for *1’/. motional campaign in co n­ Second 8L Servfee. 60. dividend* rrduce the y e a r ­ nection with nationally known! ly cost to $13.60 a f t e r th>.' let table nrreialty, Mu*t have car WE ARE fullv equipped and year. G. M. Buv'H A Co. for full time earrer. UnvxJtal know h o * to r e r a p your lire earning*, Write in detail and in Hi r o w ii e k e w h e r e N atural rubber nr synthetic FOR S A LE : Ample q u a n tity long Interview will be arrange.) for we protect the .Idewnll* u p r i v a c y i s II e h p e l t e d Ufa GOLD BEAL a*hc»to* roof Vl»Utt n atu ra l desire lor priv,rfy training In Hanford and Dc your tire, done. T ire Shot coating containing Pelrogum. Land Box CM, c /o Herald. in money m atters Is strictl) Cor. I*l and Elm , phone 603 *' Sanford P ain t & G lass C om ­ respected here. Friend* and O UTSID E salesman and collector pany, 117 So. P a rk Avenue, •DING to fly ! Ge^ * trip ace: relative* nrv not iiue*Jnmrd for Mather F urniture Co. See Phone 301. about your crtnlrt. VoCr em- J d tn t pol.cy from (j. M. Bo, Mr, Brun»on. A Go plover nr business associutca | TWO FARMS FOR B A L E - O n e wilt not hear of your p e rs o n a l| 8 acre*, tiled land, 1 good well, affair*. Thero is no eau»e for I.fAH IIdTY insurance i» mn.t MAID, full time, good pay. Phone sto ry house. 1 c a r g an ure. 1 4W -W .________________________ im portant. You Know whnt It em barrassm ent. cool house. 690 ft. W est of Rea*ijnnhl» e re d 'l requirem ent*.! would rust to replace your WOMAN for sewing. Apply be­ Ijik e Monroe Post Office. One No co-m akers o i r ,,'nev loan*. I home, furriltUic, nierrhandUe tween IOj OO A.M. and 1:00 ;\l i —6 acres, all tiled, good welt, 2 “ ari-hl* nayment plsni. and unto mobile if destroyed P.M. V aldri Hotel. sto ry houae, i sto ry barn, 14 FAMILY LOAN GO. But you d on't kr.nw what lh| _______ U»—---------- :— mile west on O ran g e - Bout*- Flnrlda IUHK Bldg. Phone 31 verdict I* going to be in a law W A N T E D : 25 head colored sec­ vard. J. W. Bell, Lake Monroe, .tilt involving noddy injury nr tion labor for work in S a n ­ P A IN T NOW! , ft Phone 16. death Get atlequ ile liability ford, 67c per hour, 4H hour coverage. G M. Bnyd A Go week. Report *t 119 Myrtle 3 UMBER-Lumber! available Gall Sanford Paint Ave, H:00 A.M. ____ story home behind Reel**, very 4 Gin*. Company. Phone 30*! BODY AND Fender den t., (mint I __. b e a t lumber. P le n l- rfoore, win­ Injury or fading should be dow* and plumbing. D uhsrt's FOR 36 additional you can add corrected now to romliut aging Lumber Yard. to your automobile linbilitv and w eathering. A new painpolicy medical payment for le*. method uw ait. you at VICTORY G A R DEN PL A N T S each perimn nrridenlly injured YATES AUTO P U N I A now read y—Tomaloea, Fla. while a on»*engcr in your car BODY SH OP Giant Pepper, FL F y ers M a r­ ami each pedestrian hit by i 109 N. P alm etto Ave. Phone 371 ket E g * P lan t, Copenhagen, your car up to $760 each. C. M Charleston end Jeraey W ake­ Boyd A Co. | DODGE . PLYMOUTH field Cabbage: other plant* In a PA R T S AND HERVICE few daye. J. W. Bell, Phone 16. FOR B E T T E R Health Drink Phnne 101 Mountain Valley Mineral W ate r 109 P a lm rttn Ave. Building block*. Llght-watlcd fl­ Nature'* Aid to health. From inch bv in.inch, 6 Inch by R Hot Spring*, Ark l.-l u> Inch by 12.inch. J. E. TerwRIe ,crve vow For Sale at Dij W A N T E D j e r , 30M Elm Avenue. b a r! '. I.umber Yard, IM9 San ford A veilin'. Phone 386 M Septic tank., »ewer pipe, *lcp i ping etone. and flower poti. G ET your ord er, for i'hri-trn u. pee J. E Terwilleger. 308 Elm and Everyday greeting rn rd. Avenue. in by Oct. 16 for early delivery WII i pm v ( «nh for nil kimla of fu 'i.D iirr [J I J Mra. Bolt, Phone 661 VV X HEAD milk breed r n w i; one I >It IJf # sStrirtr in ifirrio (ow n1 finr bull. 1611 Mellotiville Ave. in t'o n t r u l pi*rt o f a l a i r IJ A Call after OiOO P M. ________ voting. — t” a m n r -su n a iin ------- ‘ ! 20 acres tiled celery farm, lately plowed an d harrowed on Camrro p Avenue^ Phone E B Stnwc. 192-R o r E dward F. Lane, tihooe 642. __ ______ Deacons Are Elected By, Baptist Church Strom were the two high m en In voting S unday a t t h e F irst B a p ­ tist Church for the office of d e a ­ con*. However, as Mr. S tenstrom in­ tends to atte n d the U niversity of Virginia, he was unable to accept the office, which will be filled by ilrei RooeereH's peace plcfa and ■ Ifiv U . o , tilRlC »k / U-PS u l « D v p srtm en t*I llUYi Nov. 21, 1941. peace m em orandum —but NEWSPAPERS WARNED ignored them both w hen high J a p v NEW YORK. S a p L U . UP) — n s v l s o n told him It wax useless ts r e l i t th e rising w a r tide in Th* A m erican . Newspaper P u b liih eri aiao. w arn ed yesterday Jspon. Ja p a n '* to p field g en eral was th at denpite the liftin g of gov. jailed and w ith form er dictator • rn m rn t restrictions on new*, Hidcki Tojo and other auipected print next Jan. 1 pu.’Ushers must war criminal* fared speedy trial, prepare to hoi I new sprint co n­ sumption to r n absolute mimiriisslhly w ithin a m onth. Sim ultaneou sly the N i p p o n mum to avoid a costly "wild Time*, said t h e commerce mini*- ecram ble” and g o v ern m en t contfy would o r d e r all m a jo r mining , irol, and m an u factu rin g companies i> " I t is plain t h a t if users genreportn in t h e j rrallv — both n e w s p a p e r publishnmuke u k e financial report* first step to w a rd strip p in g J a p a n 'j rr* and various o th e r co.ixum.'ra now using out of the available of w a r Industrie*. Close behind the announcem ent I newsprint supply — ^ ta rt any yesterday of W a shington’s dlrcc- 1 g re a t increase of consumption five for tha roundup o f all the next J a n u a r y bevond whnt they *ar-m akcr* o f Japan, Gen. Mac- have been co nsum ing in 1046 A ilh u r declared, t h a t - trials - b y there Will be ehnoa added to the military trib u n al would bbjfin present bad su p p ly situation." Cranston W i l l i a m , A NPA g e n ­ soon. ___ interpreted _ ____ T_____ h a t was here aa eral m anag er, said in a s t a t e ­ c a r t i n g som e would begin in m e n t _____________________ EPTEMBER 24, •Peart* who wa* third in 'V .\ ey of hcariti 1ttK inure t h a n l,0 0 0 j children . in Nec- Y ork City, It w a s . fount! t h a t 10 p er cen t had a h e a rin g loss of nine decibel* or m o re In' on* o r both ear»'*and a b o u t three p e r cent had a b eam ' ing Iota of 16 decibels. T h e ' nor* ) ntal hearing ran g e is 126 dedibels. W* can now o ffer th e very Uncut In ATT0. b o d y . a n d f e n d e r r e p a i r i n g Try e u r new painless method, th e beat In C entral Florida' C‘ Yates Auto Paint & Body Shop 103 N. Palm etto Ave. • FINANCIAL-^ T HOUSE trailer. furnished Bleep* two. Box TH, c/o Herald. -1 .- * -a - ^ . f ,: —-■■ •V REGISTRATION NOTICE The Registration Books of the City of Sanford, Florida, are open at the City Hall, commencing Mon­ day, September 17th, 19-16, for the purpose of registtring for the Municipal Prim ary Election to be held bn November Cth, 1945, arid will remain open each day except Sundays and holidays, up to nnd Including Sat­ urday, October 27, 19-16. *; 4f H. N. S a y e r _____ City Registration Officer *13 DODGE Sedan, fair tire*, good condition. 1 1 6 ’A N. Jc**nmlne. GOOD J*r*ey heifer, firs t calfF red J i m n e i , Paola, FIs. SLIGHTLY jjl^ .0 9 . Baod H. U b*by carriage. llo t t e , Lake TOR SALE SI* room house, 3 acra* of land, on paved road. Im mediate po»•eeelon. Robert A. Williams Phone 732 Atlantic Blank Bldg. FOR HALE Five room house, 3 seres tiled land on paved road. Robert A. Wlllleme Phone 732 ‘ A tlantic Bank BidsFOR BALK Fivr room houae d o t e 1n, Price | 2 ,860.00. Robert A. William* Phone 732 Atlantic B ank Bids- SAVE money when you Inly you* next car or truck thru lower local bank financing and mil lower inauranre eo.te M Boyd A Go «>r FOUND — WANTED TO RENT SAVE money on your fir*, windstorm , automobile, workmen'* compensation, burglary, lia ­ HOUSE or apartm ent, furnished bility am t other in.urtinre •ir unfurnl»hed, Iwtween now You'll like our profit .h a rin g and Nov I Tht*'p adult* per plan of Insurance G M. BoV'd niaiieiil Phone Mr. Davidson, t Cnr " Standard Grower*. HEN the history of World War II i# writton, the contributions of the Ameri­ can oil in(lu9 try will make a big chapter. Since Pearl Harbor, for instance, it refined 90 billion gallons of gas—82% of all the gas produced by the United Nations. This year, U. S. production of that super fuel, aviation gas, reached the incredible total of 22 million gallons per day! We, the American Oil Company and the Pan American Refining Corporation, are proud of our part in this great achievement. W IX)A NS on rn*h vn,ue of life , F IV E r<HJm house, furnished or Insurance policies *t 2 H % tn unfurnished, perm anent re*l 4 V « , . C. M. Boyl A On. dents. Small family, ex-service man u h o want* to stay In San ford- Call Mr. Johnson, Phone 376, City Drug Co. ’’Ask for Hoy." LOST: -SI^.K FUCHSIA AND LIME BELT B E T W E E N Tf) BUY: 1939 or '40 Ford, P ly ­ LANKY GLEANERS AND mouth or Chevrolet, Must b. WEI-AKA APTS t ALL 9169, In go-nt driving condition to [ MRS, ZETTY REWARD make long trip Phone 867-W. i LOST— FOR BALK b» lb e owners Ford Model A 1083 Plymouth Sedan • 1037 Plymouth pickup 103S Chervolet Iona wheel base truck with hydravlle dump, lost Dodge tr u c k tr a c to r with 22 ft. f l a t trailer. May be Im pacted a t Bemtael* County Motors 100 P a lm etto Now the oil industry is rapidly being con­ verted to peacetime uae. Tankers are being released. Restrictions of all sorts are being lifted. Of course, all this can't be done in a .day. Benefits for motorists are coming. First came the -end of rationing. Better grade gasoline is rapidly going back to the pumps. 1011 PLYMOUTH Sedan Special DeLuae. Radio and Motor, bow tlrea. Phone 7B6-W after P IT Oak barret* limited supply. Sanford Coca CoU Bottling Co. SMALL JACK mute, food work­ er, about 0 year* old, $110.00. Kenneth Rockett, Warner, Fla. ' D IP IN D A B L I *- 1 . ■ ‘ . ••'* * .7 Petroleum science has learned a lot in* war. Great progress has been made. There will be better gasolines—yes 1 But they won't be atomic. No fuels will take you zooming to Mars. They won’t make your car into a B-29. Our fuels will embody all of the latest » *j scientific advances of the oil industry. Behind them are the great facilities of the American Oil Company and its affiliate, Pan American Refining Corporation.' ‘ v j j ..; We don't want to engage in a baftIt of adjectives about them. We just wapt to remind you of the pre-war reputation of AmocoGas and American Gas—and promise you that every advancement petrofaim science has made will be embodied in these two fine motor fuels in full measure. .**• ' V »' g o o d A ear AMOCO-GAS and AMERICAN GAS have always been honest products IX T R A -M IL IA O B —honestly described. You will buy with confidence knowing that no finer R IC A P P IM O motor fuels can be made. It’s not what’s in the ads—it’s what’s in the puttps* BY c e r r U r e , practically iao, about the gasoline situation trnmi>rt BULK Im itation block A n y amount. P h a s i n '* Old Lake M ary Road M GALLON . r MutrhifiRiiti. R l i i u l t e t h l i i w n . N C W A NTED: Man with »m*ll c a p i­ tal to lnve*t in good hu*tnc**. W A S T E l > C o rn e t Phone* 4f».*J-W, Good return* on your money. Boa 1496, Sanford, Fla. i n W. lith St ONE HOUSE, two Iota In Golds. bore. Duhart'e Lumbar Yard. ONE 11 TUBE floor model AMOCO TU m k l l e k ? Q u i c k , U U t e r , y o u ’r e r i d i n g o n t h i n Ice. S e o u a t o d a y lo r d o p o n d a b lo E x tra -M ile a g e R ecap p in g , • deep, k I B fU •u ie -Io o to d tre a d d e - i 7 e l g u lo r th o u san d * ol Wi - : THE AMERICAN POLICY O u r p o lic y u -a s —a n d u i l l i s — to o fl'tr h on estly describ ed , to m a rk e t d is tin c tiv e a h d b c tttF p ro d u c ts , to w o rk c o n sta n tly to w a rd s t/ u ir im p ro ve m e n t, to s o il them a t f a i r p rice s, a n d to re n d e r e ffic ie n t service . GOODYEAR GRADE A CAMELBACK • ...■ i . * % •i fi r? isViJ* ■■ m >■ ■ I f ]• — . . . i . -- -- '* t Phone 371 A frank statement uT f ri iiR iH I �......> _ *«, •4 9 ' L In Unity im There I/. Strength— To P r o l w t th e P f i M of th e W o rU i • To Protoot* til* Frogreaa of America! T* i’rodur* P ro sp erity for Sanford. IOOAV SA N K O IU ). Established 190H *Jap Army Food Congratulating New Justice . ii^AIMcd l: Chief Insists f Occupation May Be lxears Though Force Co u l d Be Small F I.O H ID A J WK D N K S I) A f t . C. oi C. Elects H. H. Coleman As Preside*! ll I I I S K l'T K ftlH I.U Ji., m ;, .Xliiulirr ....... I m wrrf * * f" :v » it? f m i a . V B ftf& lt r jtT - -S k 1 H y National V/ar Fund Drive To Be Next Week Jap (lYihi.tl On ivivei Cuniinuts .Mindap an Yields To Rise Slightly To (Jen. Hutchison In Past 24 Hours 600 Officers And Recreation Group Propnrod To K;iiso Jl.’U l.l In foiintt Men Coming Here : Submits Report From Melbourne effectuated, to include r e p r r s e n U lives of all govsrnmant fields TOKYO, Sept. Zfl. (/P>— O n eral M acA rthur declared y e s t n day J a p a n m ight he occupied "m an y y ears " alth ou g h the con qttgring fare* would he sm all "Itndrr lav orabla conditions" — umably If th* 1alien empire behaves. a * • Hia -denial of r e p o r t* th a t oc­ cupation m ig h t end In s i t m onths t came aa J a p a n am barkad on an economic tran sitio n t h a t will craaa < • Faced by th e a U rk proepect of m ass s ta rv a tio n this W inter, ths Jap an ese Ministry of A griculture announced th a t all but TO.000 uf the 1.22.'i,00l> acres of mull>erry ft trees th a t fed lha silk worms Would be plowed up for food crops. Tbcss were the o th e r facets In . th e tr a n s fo r m a tio n of J ap an frum a world pow er Into a fo u r th -r a te IslandI nation: T li. Nip imn Tltnea reported M acA rth ur hhad ad moved In on Ja p a n ’s moving picture Industry w ith nn o rd er b anning films of a n/JJtnristic or u rtra -h a d m ia lIstic c h aracter. O c c u p a tio n E x te n d e d Heavily a rm e d com bat veterans s w ar mint ash o re Into th e port of Aomori, extending the occupation of J a p a n to th e n o rth e rn tip of the main home island o f Honshu. The A rm y announced t h a t more than 20 suspected J a p an es e w a r criminals mould be moved to the sam e Island prison th Tokyo Bay th a t once housed A merican w ar prisoners. I t was undecided whe­ th e r to p ut fo rm er w a r dictator Hidekl Tojo In th a t S p artan p ri­ son too. ^ The head o f Dome!. Ilrlppevl by M acA rth ur o f Its monopolist!tic perugativrs, said he would recom mend to directors the disbanding of thi* news and p ropag an d a aency th a t onca spoke fo r the. mil­ itarists . CITY BRIEFS T|w Sanford Qetboard Aaaocta9 tlon will meet Frluy night at th a C ham ber o f Commerce Uulld' Ing a t 8:00 P.M. „ l \ * V. Townsend d o b will not IU scheduled Mftetlng ‘hi. bu t will matt Inetead on ' y, Oct- 4. ' H i ! . Me- , To City Board Additional Personnel Now Ton n is Courts Art* lUrommendutl; May Crowd Living Ki*l Hus Com mended A c f o m m od at ions 1 1. ..... I,. V .- r te. * M- n r h i » • ( ••11#•aa »?.c r v liii- s a n l h i* t♦. -Ilf lefle net* .*( ti * h im • I I i i t i . l t h r \* ’ h. ** * 1 1 n fM 1 o -h e l to o k t in r l . - , l io n „ l' | , r , T i n t t n n f hr M lh r r '•uFlT* **1*•11’ «»f C<' th ann fo t .hrvrtiv> u ffk ff* Fv«*d H J irl« hi «| mi mi m.tMtilir i i mI In i • ft I •* « < iU th rA ft| ftlu###r»w I I I « n liiMift nt • « • I I I III* M M i l l It I'l. N.Y.Garment Workers Idle In Lift Strike , t m II < .ilrniiavi, m anngrr id tin liH‘n) tiffin* uf th r Klor ila I’owfj nn<1 Light Co. elec f t pix id.-n* «»| the Seminole CflMi i Xy Chnmber of Commerce for b«' coming y e a r nt n meeting of h r 4 board of directors at the t it> Hull last night. Prior to tis I election T W Lawton. )it rthlufit. h»*l annotineeil th m In* would Ilot I 11(> o r \ N r.oir.> w ft I I I . f t .1 t i i*ii «>i.iiinimg* riient m« « • in** O t- g».» . I»«? .i eMIuliilttfe for re-electloll u* m \\ .»«hltigt«Mi l*C a« •L.»0i •i.le* heg^y to troll t 11,. ...pi. r.d'lcin-ft *»| h r h.i.i nlri -wly •rrv iil two te n !* t u n * i t t w i i u l t i . l o t mg S e a t * . I a l e t l ' • . ) t(. N n t i M .1 -1 «1t.I **l|U') (lib. r officer* electe.1 wt y d r n t . . N a t i o i i i i l . M a l i u l at t u r n « f t * t f t p M t l f T H V . 1*1*' nf f III ..f ( V.o M O * i »«! Lea L«**#ltrr, Timt vice i»rc*itlf i t . s . i . t i i i x . . f I » U . i I |l S . |.w . I I . - m I. u . I. W i l l i a m ' I . I \ I Ktl ILggm*. u c r i ’la r y . J L. !»*■ ( ‘ l i n i l i l * # . o f I t M l I M i O i i . I S \ O llU g li.« ... .b a n M I* 1• I n • *ia-*iirer 11 I Cornell, tic* -f I a. | I II I I •> t l I * I .. .t , .,1 • TOKYO. Sept. 26. (AI>) — I* »#t Ihwfro t No. 1; K. (• MacArthur t o d u y ^tripped K il|*io 11<k. \ o-e pre*tdent. Li* Japan'M Army und Navy of tin t J J A BiHtline. ilc irr-t.l. tit. I 'l - tf ir t No M, II. mil equipment, directing thui hi*.'lei vice iiremitlent, ih u tp ct ® their Htocks of food, und IN I l l s OPFH K AT TIIK W IIIT K HOUSE, smiling president I \V No i an.I \V h Killwe, yice clothing be turned over to H arry S. T ru m an congratulates Sen llar.dd II Burton, Ohio llc- I»re« .•lent. Ih«tric*t No puhliran, whom hr noniiiinti-d n» an Associate Justice ..f tinSupreme the famine-threatened civil­ «*.! a re nit I L. . leetiolt follownl rertirl on his confirmation t>y the Semite eiirln-i the aunt.* .iut I In , I.v ' < noniinntm g coniint Ar< ian population under u strict Court. lernutiunal 8oun,l|ihuto I le a n , c h i l i »«•!*• i .*(•**.I of It L II term accounting. M e a u while, u MV. 0 W illi 1 Ilk m*»»t II II Fo|»r. A rthur Y o«fll ^m em ber of the Japanese r \ nii\ p \ \ \ M I mi.'s t.ut oo.l Simfor.l liotnl House of P eers, Marquis Xsohichx%..w .inunnoMtiwIy i|> p (kL i n i . m C .ie c P r* * so n l l.oxol K S lilJIll O t l J N I 1*111 ■tM.ssMftf 1•„•»( ika, pro posed in an interview , |iriMni Lv ih«a Lftkati.l The no til ' t h a t E m p e ro r H lrohito w ithdraw ......... . .'I M nut m m ti**** v%aw n | i| it< ln te ' l,,o o t \ l>o\ t‘St*;i I ,f \ r l 1 1 . t.i ,.*• s.M " * from all political a ffa irs , In order . M lllo t I F llo v ic wb' hv |1 . to elim inate a "clique around the (• >1 * I'tM iw i at \ t ktl*I r It lt ft ' pi • li 1 1\ c r \ \ 1 ' i a i ; t* throne", and demoffacy posslhlr M • / IM.I 1 ■ « M l . , f|l ft* .* f t ••i I'r.- ititru of The J a p Privy Council approved • i , t tie # 1 1 .1 the reorganization of the jJia p a n th.« •• , . f M i • .tlc m lr 1 eae central liason office, through - ,tw 1T . * •lu ift * ji *n» '#*tiM jf ,0 1 w h. FRANKFURT ON THE MAIN Kept. J#. ( A P ) G e n ­ eral Elaenhower today i o n ns on cd G e n e ra l C eo rge H. P a t t o a to m ak # a p erso n al re ­ port on deexlflcatlon in B ararts . E lsenhow er asked for an Imined la I a re p o r t on Naala still holding office In the T hird A rm y ter rito ry and requestsd P a tt o n to f i r e a personal account of hi* ste ­ wardship In B a r a r i a early n e a t week. lh#% tU rrnimii, « llh |id Labor-Management Conference Lets Under Way Work,Of Chamber In / I*ast Year Is Oi Lined By Lawton A* Annual F l e c t i o n I Latah «i d l l r f r t l * h n ftrf» lin n l< n ii( ? h l M>M(>MI;<)VS -«*ail tie »-l AN INDKPKKDKNT NKWSI’A l’KIt V O L U M E X X X V II r .fill t«|r I « iM N « ld l wr a i m it 1.’),Ot)(l S t r i k i n g Flevator Mon Throw Cl othi ng Mon Out Of Jobs • Ms l«s... a lr d |'|r .. I I ll* - t l | h* «if |.» (MM) Nl»W York Al l i*l<>vnt>>r itiiq) u n d I- q i I il i n g i n u i i i t . 'i u i n i '. ' m e n ciiiit m tii'il t o d a y , not o n ly lim itin g c o m m iT ii.il u rtiv ii \ t o - t a i i . l - t i l l l, 1. t v i r t u a l l y i r 1111•l i t ip 1 Ini it \ '•» Iu i r i * 1 1 a lu n g io n tiT v e t i i t t a l r d t l t . i t 2otl.OMI.lliits , I n i h i n p w o r k li* i . I i* t •• . ro^• t he < . . 'll •• I »» - lv•, t ■ . . ft* ' IS . i l l l l t l t*. t I.*f t ft • f .« .t>* s t • »« r nft • I • Vt 1 •t i.ii# rk t * « l IM. * * I" • h i •» . . 'n lr lll •#' IM«. .1 • i • ’ •#* . ' l •*f f tfft lu . M l. .*•1 *(•• 1M11 #•• * L i. h h n v F t X «'|i. - t t i t . *ft n n . l IL t » l l , ) Ml Itl# n..,% . •t t lift* f l l t l . M . - , *1 I ' l * “ t in . t vx • t ft#'f 1Im lilt# * ! t lt l " .1 i •i« ii >. ............ t l i t **. 1 • • • it - , 1hr 1 1* ) M • . . I'll. ' W\>* h . '. -IM'I ■ If • h e l. l a h i . it i. ln l - tt t - I'l V. r. I ft %• k. w lut* I ' •*» k th,.t •I" (• fl«*i* • *t|l|'.U t.** I'M •* i i t i i l n a .« f jt if t t •»*»• f • I si I V .t • •t >11 *•*••* « • i t , i) • '*•» . ’ , .t fM h n m ll I- ft*' V I Im Idcut. Comdr Jack Ussery. i t.nstiurlt.in tw,, i„„ *»‘i. \\ i *••*i it l i f t i n g ' .*!«• •»f i lin f iV It. . « (*»!.( I l i r v i i •lu * siI Ihr M fS executive officer, 'll the S anford r i f l e . » n . enclosed teiiins ro i.n . m . • «l**|t«|re| I.* Ml I itwtnn t o i kirkM Is* . «;»»! ft*h| w I*** * ' t**l I i* *rtt ’ in th e Eighth Stte«.| r . i r k . of >»»• tn-rlfiwb •• rv»r** *4. th«* or Naval Ail Station said today th at f * t I t . M • trsflM** .( i %| - Va . •„ a n o th e r c o n c re te c o u rt in f o il • a* it m i / j i t i i . i i a tn l i i . tin * . . . t iin iu n i( \ * * i • %tillllvt«*.l Monday the Sanford Air S tation M e llo n I . . I MIN' 1It** r . t i f i i f t * t h. r pa * I. ,ftftn y r t if w nil In *• a l* i, r k n d iu r r n t to 1 ft. t . t h . o il .i' Iill*' I ' | ' i wil begin to ab«orp a p prox im ate­ | ,re s v n t c o u r t w h l, h s h o u ld I k - r» I a< teat fu t h r r l . - r t l m i »*f « if f » |‘ f , v i 1 t li«-1r Mill lift. 1• • n a ir e d und le b u llt acc, o i l i n g t ly 400 enlisted men and 20u of . t i. t iil »t I h r ft* ig g r* it t**M * » ( i " l , u ' • II. 'thm h .rial U I fiesrs who will la> sent from specif I, atiuns, anil a iw om . * ss.illa * i . r s l . I n I'a g r l u a * I * ** * . •. r i l ..||| . . rvbil k • %|.kf%.* t hi thus Msllmurna Naval Air Station mendatlnn that I oarh ( F. Ket , .li* * ii hi Hi I Ml, | |i !'||I i «»|i n I I ' . i m I* to -complet# thstr eperetlonnl I ties be retained for anutlici yeai M iit r n n it •V A i »• n t| ••77 • • 1k **t w# 1 f r it iif t 1 III# • ( lift •*v r » tra Injng here. I »» city reervation dirvctoi a r t e I • 11 1 it l t « • ll# r ,» « • "« r#»s • u t 1V • e I I I v« It .. tt. .•ktvftl V 1 I ill* * tit i l l In accordance with the s t a t e - am ong the proposal, iinio .v .d M l* - f t • \• l* . m th#* IM •1 ft •*It# * ##•* •M il , , h u l l x • of msnt made recently bv the Aa- h ' ‘he He, reatlon ( o . • ..It • 1 .1 ft* * • ' ••!#*• *^.1 t l >• 1 s \ i.v at It * • f ' r *i|4ft\ . slstant Secretary of the Navy for ! Hanford at a meeting •• ! . . * r IM .I m • ' lit**** ••lit* • U t llx iin 1 ...M l1I t ilt ll Air Sullivan th a t 74 naval a i r I according to J I- lo r • u til# tss'f *1 |s| L t i i th u i L •u• '1m M1#|s 1. • man stations are to he de.ign ul,d pur t » i at m u • tftM ii,*. ' t ti# X tt.v 1 MX Ift »*' H> |*rt • M l, 'llllt b T h e .,- r e com m e m lnt mi plus during the last qu arter of 1 . . . ll *s. . I ' l . nt m •M M* <1 11)• »w(»# ... . x i l i i . t» . •f th r I M ill l-e,-n fo iw a rd e il to th e ' this year or the first of next, ttie ' • *■ tflftIt ., 11»i ! V\ ••t k r 1 ft K r n in t i* * . i it ft* ii| »n n th * ' **|f • » ! • " Melbourne station is laln g ,1,,*- m is sio n , and In re g u i'i r. tin* t M i l ' " ! 4. **•I I l l . t l .» i • 1t ilt i n n t m l u l «1 ll I i l.«a n« r th r •»* *1i# t r » t c o u r t s Include a p e tl t n o Ill U g e o f r h ild h o o t l" a n d b o o ks th a t h . u lt l cvl. M•.» M* 1•* IM t •f t» , f 4, f 1« «111«» t e n n i s e n th u s i a s t a o f the S a n f o r d fling y o u buck utmii yom „ s i i ! ," ,‘,l 'I'* 1 44*’• ill# \ I fttl h r Connlr. Usscry said the Mel­ T e n n i s C lub o f which Ralph A ! m em o) ic» a n d pre ju d ic e s a A I # * I \ l«r#»*»*» lit . .1 .. . . • t # -• -|.t»* t * ' 1 **»' t • Mibourne station hus been training .# . I'L l I Ir ,|l *. .| VI i I mI# Min m S m i t h Is p r e s i d e n t Itolluial I |)ean chose o prrutm nal students with the . * •' • i i" .{• ••• k . > x.-hi ■ tin' th i T h e c o m m i tt e e , will, I. -m hides 11,||>,|,,.,t ll.-.t Hooks" ns I'u -4 G r u m m a n FfiF ty p e aircralt. This * • •* !••» h f th#* •i IL L Cornell. I^ca R. I I . i and jr ,.t her lulk ut t h r dll' • 1 I 1 •Ml! •a»* t ie . alrcrnft h< to im brought to this llrrm iin Morris, alto t#- ......» d o ie rtm c ..< t h r Pilot ("Id, .1 .... .1,1 . >• I I* ..!«•. I station in o rd er that students p*l tii th** t ’ltv Com on . f 'hat , , ||. ,t ,'| Mavfnir In It Who have begun their n a m i n g Vlit* "i*- '»• t in i'i| M * n ilr * l f u r.. 1' 'li1' Mr- I ' o e p io f rss m I I 4 vs II I, this plane mu> complete It I'.»4'i |< r «i g r h rtl (m i" I M il. ' ' ' l l 11 i, | >, , .iii,r, i,i Roll in * ,il f• r Hr added thu t the Sanford !**• m o l to i"if ' >' r „ i,. 1 l»y Mrlo • w «*'i ,. . 1 ■. 1.1 station a ll continue its present cr.*Mt i.ifitil **<|u(pmmt ,,'g* *li**l 11. . , I. I' i . . g , „ i „ , h a i r n i a n llo I tie |' I lie- • 11I I . eft * . ' I I !•• ** .«• •* ...in program of training students l»v Coach K ettle, Itl IMII#' (or ,.* wr,,* M r- lieu III1 "i ur ti . 1 til.# » • * In I ' L1I • I I , |, i. llf l't I ’ m. t i l l . Ml * . . | f ll» « * l ftM I.I. •ft#.-I • tall If • *» nl. I i «I'||#- till ft with the U ru m an n FM2 type a i r ­ u»c next year. s t l t #'l \ *• , ft • X# •ft *•»• 1*1. IX -1 w llilt* V#*• tl M r s ,A n n e MscN 'rill. tli.* min a I< * i.f ..tit. in uf I f llt|H|M.| t .ft I i I th e in m a t e | « r o lil* * f ii* n . a p a tn * n . • M I hi «*<il. tl# si | »#*! VOlt craft. #.i i i r* i*U sl a I M ' I > v ft*s. t ' .||l„| i#|*. *1# x# h r •• . i l It wrii f u r t h e r rtcommrmliMl in S t r e s s i n g t h e e ffe c t of r , I ii * «| rf l . i y m r n t . m i. l t .* m i i l i n i io * * ' . . .* i r . t 11111111ft* I t s . lr r u n r r . u f i tIlk # IM • h i l . l i i t. a* a 1 I t iu • ti# f „i The influx o f personnel will view of th a a i t e l l r n t prnirrant b o o k s in r e l a t i o n to a c h i r u r a l) a peak !. .a t l f.*t t h r I ' S d m i l l .1 th* w Lit I, I ,.l ,.Ki.#.l h r I I | rI i.h I ••<«. h V .♦ •• i f r«. •H I crowd the S tatio n's sleeping and matlc by Coach K a ttl r i nn r*n*ien c h i , r a c i e r , M rs D e a n quiitcl p 1I St I 4 11lllp • \%lfh Ms. |M*e*|l.l.' * .1. I ■. . . . J. r Ike ••it I• 11•i%11v I*.| ! . . * I.. I ' lb •• 11•I eating facilities and Comdr. Us- tlonal director, th a t t h r nm.iunt „B|fr «,f | MM>k#• th at an* rra«l IM . * IM .’ I H|U I ...... I >1 .*••• s• . '" , ......... sery asked t h a t any citizen who of ll.MM) Iw included li. thi* huil II,,' very young child in whirl h r . ' • " r n r h » , r „ l I#.I I I , If iMl |.*M I I I ^ I Is s l A H i k .1, * •V I h r * nr * •• i r has rooms, ap a rtm e n ts, or homes lf»t for lD4rt to covrr rn-u* Ulmnal , r , . . Ia>ynnd ti'e golden rin- -if 4* a a llb b e d O n |*ag e « M r b l 1 | » » , I,* 41 Is. IftUe. I.f. » i |>r . * * In' . .sir * Vi • * to ren. please notify Lieut. Hodlam plight, fig u res taking shin| •*"!»1# I ' • I hr#*#* of • "ftf !■•* "t IMlI t, • .# V nay Williams, housing officer. shniiuwy places that come »h»e lift*ll! IIM| *1• • r.'ft||> r.f f • 1, I t. fiiiiiift? Sanford Naval Air Station. with pimple th at an- as real as iiftii.K (mm il. IIII.ill •hi i • . **•I •*•I* I hr • I llllt I, l,is familv H *11ii iiftl .. 1 ' 1s t. I ' . I utei t h r , h 11st learns to ■►srj 4 • ft'lun.l • tlif.»iift*' I I I l| fl HIM I* • t*l*l«‘.( of "anim al- th a t talk'' in i■••«a f Mil Is . f# *lr fam ous • ml,- Itemn- Talr- .out (A.ill r.f »lt* |• I I = . .a . ’ ti* i : * h u t - lr t l • h it i m i • af the “ uiilempe re, I lieat ol 'he f.w .il i r - ( ‘M ( im h .\ • IL .V H * . |.»« 11 X I 11*4 k * I I I 1i ft’ tl I • t . ' l .** fr**.* I pingle" from Killi n g ; of 'h e ft lift 1 a 1. • flt#*f|llPS fl> "s l.M ft linrefoot p rin ts ,f Rolon-on ( i f f K t i. l t h r u f u h i - f t t l l l •it*, >1 t l» " k «*f r t '* » F»»t t h» Workm en a re busy putting the Crusoe, T hen to the time when t| \ .«tr# l 1 • Li l »• •»* - la Ul I «|* finishing touphee, •<> the new th e child adds the Bible to his t i i f t in th«* | ii r v r t ) t i# » ii ••( - t H • • «•••«•-1#•t v f •#• \..t. • i! x*«w m ill t«*#l H.t » * v * i iim i, th#* N iit iu u u l W ar F u n ’1 Sears-Rocbuck Store l.s-hted la.... ,'|l . . l 1 • t.s .if r i « f, lu, mi* f t WASHIN GTON. Sept 28. UP)— list of book and “ God to his F u r# * . m i t r f \ ft#', 1 h a - n l l o t c l * 'J t 7*> l.'.w o; f o r 1h*i |*» • • ..I «hhft- t. . .1 K VN it h r " A ttribu tin g the action to idlencaa tw een the B.L. Perkins Haber­ list of friends". i*r nml 11'(.••tifft.1Nl.t for ( ’him* him ! !#»(• \«i»tiM L # » iimivii I im I I dashery and th e Firestone Store itlllft'rt 1 * 1* ‘ \ Ml th. 11# Ll caused by rapidly apreading s t r i ­ Ii *. a! lit Comes th e reading of-P lutarch's llr^ijf iiu I imii (,f fh«« !(••# i«*i*i m* kes. a Kapublicmn-Ocmocratlc coa­ on F lr a t S treet. Complete with lives, C harles Dickens "C hristm as Iht* I *h i 11|*i Hit*** af*|H■it»• tu ti«* .til • tr»il h* Mi.l new Interior furnishings, window "Your Ym K«in*l >f)fl « 1 « » * * » •* * ••mniiHr.* **f xfthi« h .1 I Injfl* it ll,. lition on th e llouae Ways and II* . 1 .. t ft'I'Ul ’ »•! ' ti a#1 tl .. C aro ls" and his vivid-description • *hninnni*. wu* in a '|*l«**l l*v *»•' t t#*h V#II 1It 11•1h X , I 1I.. • I.. ..ft lift vaster Means Committeea yesterday plge- display, and lig ht blue tile ex o f English cihintry life, 'h e dnuhlr i«»l»". Mr f olfmnn •••For Out i lu it ami *Kor !»•«* 1 ••oimi^niunrm «lm «#»iiiiiii*ial«*«l ter lor, the s t o r e ,w|| o|a-n Thurs fl.MHL'il / . • I I * . . .1 . • ft*,' 1IftLlr onholrd all proposals for more pay titles of S hakespeare and the AII*•**%** rh«- fin#* mirk «•f (hr i innitiKl«*** r , ftC C o rd ln for lha unemployed. t I. Ml sto ry nf Romeo and Juliet im­ City Allorm*) Frml It. NV i U*#» i T.A. B utner, who has operated Angered labor union l e a d e n im . < 1Im • il•##1 < ' •in !•any * Ii i. i, L.iperishable in Its ix a u ty " . mifrrrt*il v% ifIi nirmhrri* of l^ -u l the Rear* 8torft a c r o s s th e s t r e e t mediately opened • campaign to ttinjur • ••It-1 Y hi. I#111l|f 4 .ill (hr 1 ii t C h ie f Slilt.fltter VV.lt **11111* In climaxing her story Mr». CITY ELECTION of t h r |lr*>lhrrh*M«#l nf Cut elnce Ite opening in 11*40. reverse th e com ntttee- A F L Dean recounted the books one City r t f i i l r n l m n hook* a r r n**%% pentera nml Joilirr* (A L L ) in r« f*l<lr,. rr'|H•t t®*l| It Ut mitifti tlam.ift*** Wilmins, «f th#* N .n y ScnLee* anti While prim arily d e s ig n e d fur President William Green accused read s a f t e r m arria g e. Inch ding open nt thr (*li*rk,« office nt th r Irani to the Citv law requinni* •*Ii r lit t «. v r t \ \.*llt1>f »l c.l 1•#*•! - Lrothcr o f Folti’i* t hief llu\ ( ! . Citv Hnl| for Mit*r* who h a v e rontrartnift to porrhnM' ncrupn U \ I * * f f lc i i M - t h i i / i ' i , I. mImv « i i i i | \\ illtifttiift Im* r«-tiirncii t •• S info rti It# I•«•11# v•*«I d i a l lit#* **el#*i y Ml*ta iift.-i i #*t'#*iviitft* Lie Lonorabji* ilia d a ft e r t h e children r u n ic , o f not a* vrt hecn l e i c u tr r n l to tionnl lti*rn»e* available for Ml#. Mrs. Ilulner an go ing b a c k t o the b o o k s of rhitd- vote for (hr tiriinurv ••lection on 11 wi«* nnnotint ed t lint .Mnv.n t i.of. a L»*tt(*r tlia o lunt vt'di tlu*- ,l« fi/. i.ii Sr|.t I I from th#* Sea said. A ssisting» her are Mr*. hood In whlrh " w e find a ll the to lb . f .«« t th a t tin * a t o r u i i u m t* I Miss I bins ix M ip le w r u b **#1 it* k n o w « n < l l* * » r n Nov 6. arronlinK to II N S ay rr t | | y tfmis » i|| |t , Ue a pr.H U in u ti*#n it MM .itt l i # a » l . . i d n » t i n I • I t I I * Ucal Action Com m ittee for “ th e A nnabels Lqp IL It#* L**.| L o t m o n t h nf cltv clerk ^ If., hoht |.*iniarv elect immi* uii .%'.»% widest possible drive'* to secure Dunn. **-t*iunt**»l that Li- «uiii|iiin\ ha I l,,»>lnke ai*rv**.| thf**r y rn r s with pom e n rw o n e *.* * • The thri-r year City (’ommn* l T h e new flx tafc e Includr bleach­ reversal of "this shameful a c t " •Ion term* **f L*lwnrtl IliKirm* • Tin* ( ‘<tnniii**iori onl«*re#| «liai*on m«*i r nlwntft oi (h«* fi«*|i| tliao »•* I hi* Spnl>#*f(, nml #n\x u prvirt itl "The strike f e a t u r e was the d e ­ ed m ah o g an y wall paneling In f 'i***Mto Si»Moe New* H e h rld e * , and M.J la>dgr empire nt this tinur.l tb«* H> (h *m vnt |*«*fialty mi Kln« tun** lu#t y».»ui riding facto r In th e committee ac­ which are r e e t e n d shadow bo tcr BK V K R A C E LICEN SES ILi t * n n t h e f a r m * «»f Let \ft-xft ( f u t i i r n , a n ,I Ir* t «*f r e tu rn e tl time. So far no tie* candidate* III tiny uv«rnlu«* City >vatrr lulltion, Representative Knutson o f of li g h t blue background and In­ U cto btr 1 t* the tieetllim- for for re-election have register,-,). A utility f m x#a« aft?n*«*,| u |m h i i u t.i*#l I'h »| Mm L mol oth#*r- on lit** |,| |V nrl IlnrL, Minnesota, senior way* and m eans' direct lighting. T h ere ore order ohtmlninK S te le l*everfl|fe lirrnate# VS «*e| St.I** xxhrri* xxutt'i remame.l At the |*i«'ft#*iit tune be i* *tnyRepublican, told r s p o rt/Is . " T h ­ desk with ■ ro t a r y feature for it wfti Announ. ed thin morning by T hr deadline for tins r r g i s t i ^ •▼tfar#! to City w ater u*»«*,l uutald** arx ft al .lav « Ih*« ao*(* «#f inu<l<* in y w i t h M i W illia m * nt the iIu* cit y limit* Action rrtfnnlinir ere a n t o many ou t on strikes It cata lo g u e books so that the cus­ C ounty Tax Collector Jm>. D. lion Is Ort IK t a m a l e tlunp |o (Jenrif#* HtN'ottri* 1 Buati* i lr a i n a y , h**u\y tliuiid^t' I " tioiur t*( Mi u n d Mr* J a c k Hall, •a Impossible to tall ju s t w h at th e to m er .m a y tu r n them to show J in k in t , who *U ted th a t up until Iwuit wn* withheld |ienditi(r fu rth e r young crops w m reported. Twelve Kfiti Hast T w en tieth S tr e e t, and SMITHS RETURN unemployment problem Ib.m, to t h e clerk the articles to tie to d ay only 13 vendor* of t*ver* Another calendar seed bed- of cabbage were iu-nv. Aspects | „ move into his home Ralph A. S m ith of Chase and inventiifation . The vote was 14 to 10, wtjh 10 ordered. Th# flooring la of age* had necured licenaes m retm y will Iu* rallefl In fini*h up HV dainagetl nn the llutner farm „t Twenty fo urth S tre e t and I'alRefublicana voting solidly fok the a s p h a l t tile, and there are plenty The S ta t e B ev erag e D ep art­ Company, who with Mrs. Smith, iiuiinew nf the fi*cnl y ear, il win* and u nuniher of »eml l>eds. Roy metto Avenue on Oct. 6. Ivlng motion offered by a o f c h a i n . m ent. he said, Insists th a t “ S ta te returned this week frofn n three announced. ."vines, who has more than seven* Many friends greeted Mr. WilL Jtenreaeolatlro Mills of L ig hting IBf wtl be f l u u r e s r e n t A an d County licenses be on th e weeks vacation trip to Aihevil*. aries of celery in the fiebt sunt Hams In the downtown section la r g e r blower fa n • » plrovld# w all by Oct. 1 o r c ite such places N,C. and Knoxville. Tenn re p o r t­ hr was unable to determine unv yesterdny. and he told them he Chairman Doughton (D NC) an­ ad eq u ate vantU lion. will be closed until licenses a re ed t h a t both cities ara humm ing Water d a m a g e ns yet. was glad to tie hark In Sanford, with activity. nounced the committee will turn T h e Hollywood Shop of wo- obtained. John Bell, la rg e st grower of and comm ented on the improved to the first peacetime m en’a apparel Incl A t A.hcville he attend#,! a eluding the vacat young » vegetable plants in th is appearance of F ir s t S tre e t. P rio r tana bill, expected to cea# the he K lwanii meeting and m et Dr. I-.T. a p p a r e l w|l double Its site by In section, reported total loss by to en te r in g the service, Mr. Wilv> wartime burdens. Dots, Sanford K lw anii president eluding th# vacated Sears Store Comdr XVhilwck and Comdr flooding of 87 lietls of young lintns operated a citrus packing |tftt Kill|ft there. lta also saw Jno. D. Jin- Mansfield of the Minmi Seventh cabbage plants, ru m prisin g about '" " " i s w p c i a m i u yailable which kins and other Hanford people peoplt In Naval District p r e u n t e i l the S a n ­ 40,000 p lan ts to tho beil, an d house on W est T h irte e n th S tr e e t e In N ov.ainear th e F a r m e r ’s M a r k e t that city. Stores in Asheville are ford C oast Guard U n it the Se­ estim ated his to ta l losses at n k Shames, WASHINGTON, Bept. f« </P>— doing as much business aa they curity Shield of H onor Monday 000, or about th e sam e loss be between the GATORS I'LAY RHUS ed f o r the War time, established In February can In viaw o f limited supplies, evening a t t h e ' S a n f o r d A ir S t a ­ sustained in t h r hurrican e of last 042. a# a n a r m s production In- he said, and hotels and rooming tion. * GAINESX’ll.I.K . Sept. 20 (S p e ­ year. e n ti r e , formally fo rm ally comes to an end houses are filled, Including Dump centlve, Capt. William T ho m as Easton, This veteran grower, however, cial)—The University of F lorida's ■t 2 A.M.'by time font#, Sunday, taken over by th e Arm y. UBS. Commanding O fficer of the replanted ns soon as rendition* ) ighting G ators will m eet th e 8#pt- 30. Sanford A ir S tation entrrtaine* perm itted, and toduy reported first five S o u th eas tern C o n • r A bill to u t the clock* back to 25 member* of th e -local coast ,h*t p lan ts were coining up nlce- f r r e n c ^ ^ o a s when they piay th e Arisona, Florida, and New Mex­ guard un t and the Miami visitors | v T h r , torni standard time r . tn h . j f| lloj . University of Mississippi Rebel* Into law yesterday by ico—-have no cotton-binning with n dinner pn rty a t the HOQ his place w ith w a te r a foot in Jacksonville's Municipal S t a ­ mills. ; Nt,' ,r. . In honor of th# occatlon. I ti « a i i a a « 4 o . r s a « c q t t ) dium n e a t S a tu r d a y n ig h t. Mrs. R. L. Dean Speaks To FilotsOn 100 Best Books ( il > Commission Approves Fuiclmso OI Flay iMpiipmunl Sears-Roebuck To Congress Blocks Open New Store Thursday A. M. Effort To Fay More To Idle “Bill” Williams Back In Sanford Alter Three* Years 8s .spa S h t? .raft CoiiHt (iuard Unit Is Presented Shield War Time To End / A t 2 A.M. Sunday M,'» (, * •* , . . ■ • y . v t- v v - 1 . ti � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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, September 24, 1945 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 24, 1945. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 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/ee02aa7cdb7ff01fa54efb548b0f172c.pdf b9af2dfcf5d8057ce0816ada821f4b69 PDF Text Text I 1 WEUNEflDA V, SEITESIUEH ID, THE SANFORD H H K ALIV fiA SkU R U . F tT lBIDA 71F IN A N C IA L — W A N T E D : Mah xrllh.rm ull «-«pi tn| to invest In good business. Good returns on your money. Box 1490. Sanford, Fla. MAKE TH A T SPARE ROOM PAY it with FOR RENT NICELY FURNISHED BEDROOM ODDS & ENDS from Mather’s SAVE money when you buy you*next car or truck thru lower local bank financing and our lower insurance costs t M. Boyd i: Co. :L A 8 3 IF IE D A D V E R T IS IN G RATE S ik per tine for one Insertion •lie per llnr for three Insertions I7r per line for 6 insertions » i i prr tinr for 20 insertion* Minimum rale* . . . 30c .•HONE lUt OR BRING Y O U R A a. la TH E SANFORD H E R A LD Count, live words to the Une, Including phone and address, til advertisement* for situation* wanted will be charged far at the regular rlasnifltd rale* SAVE money on your fire, wind­ storm, automobile, workmen’s compensation, burglary, lia­ bility and other insurance. You’ll like our profit-sharing plan o f insurance. C. M. Rovd k Co. IXJANS on cash value of life Insurance policies at 2 4 % to ‘ 4 'ir * C. M. Boyd A f « The home of James WhUoomJ Riley, 628 Lockerbie street, 1:4 EXPERT plumbing service by dianapolis, is a literary shrine man with 35 years' experience. The blind, the deaf and the Repair work a specialty N<» dumb were first counted separate Saturday calls. George Coursen. ly ir\ the census o f 1830. phone County 4 IOC. liu i 574 Ethiopia joined the United N.-£> THE all", is preferable to the lions Sept. 9 1942. |5t) deductible collision or u|> set automobile insurance. Get our rates for your cars and trucks C. M. Ho yd & Co. H U . UP With kerosene and f&el ml htforv winter. ii ii i *o i *k r o . T IIO I.S T E K Y fabrics, tapestries. Iiuim.kv broealelles. a good stock t<> select from. R.8. Brown. 2911 N. Orange Ave., t'luine 4U.'i3, Orlando. Fla. WE ARE fnilv ' equipped and know how to recap your lirev Nkltiral rubber or synthetic we protect the sidewalls ol your tire. Junes Tire Shop, Cor. 1st and Elm, phone G08. IXIST I.OSTt Bunch of keys on ring Reward. Phone 747-J. - —— ■■■— ■ w LO ST: Gold wrist watch, gift GOING to fly? Get a trip ucci from dead husband. Reward. drnt |K>licy from C. M. Roy. Mrs. Montrey, Palms House, 1st & Co. . L IE U T E N A N T and wife desire k Laurel, furnished - house or apartment. L IA B IL IT Y insurance is most No children or pets. Lieut. OUR Jewelry Floater policy will fmpartaul.You knuw what il Yuukers. Valdes Hotel. repay you for jewelry lovt, would cost to replace your stolen or destroyed. No ll» home, furnituie, merchandise FU RN ISH ED two-bedroom apart­ C. M. Boyd k Co. and automobile if drstroyrd ment or bouse. Lieut. Ethler. llut you don't know what the Phone 9IG3 after 4:30 P.M. or D IVID END S for T o " year* on verdict ia going to be in a law 1100 Extension 237 during day. your fire, automobile and lia­ suit involving bodily injury or bility insurane* by not Insuring death. Get adequate liability W AN TED to rent a p with C. M. Boyd.A Co. • coverage. C. 51. Boyd i Co. G08-J. ____ VO LU M E Superb quality and sensible p r ic e s are^ two of the common sense r e a s o n s to urge selection from our complete stocky AU TO BODY A N D FENDER Insurance, H O S P IT A LIZ A T IO N WORK BY AN EXPE R T. 8Uid group. Individual, family PEKtOR A lIT O P A IN T IN O — t M Roy.I A Co. large assortment o f colors. Your HOUSE or apartment, furnished rar can look new. Rring it to P A C K A G E S T O I U j* or unfurnished, between now W INDSTORM insurance. Now is us and • — l.it'.t I L AUAIL BlOt. J%cHex )M uml Nov. 1. Three adults per­ the time to |n.iect yotlr proH O LLER MOTOR SALE S manent Phone Mr. Davidson, W IL L pay cash for all kinds of 208 W. IU Bt. |M-ily again.t wlmlxtnrm damPhone 522 used furniture, enone 924 J Standard Grnwtrs. .,gr t M Itoyd A Co *•- w- - -*•“ • . O* - . ___ FIV E ruOm house, furnished nr DRUG Store In some good lown (mu I IF F imuirunce lu r.ich N O B 111! ! unfurnished, permanent resi­ in central part o f state. D.A.I , nsiiii dk!i‘f H» to t& for 117 Hutchinson, Ellxabathtown. N C dents, Small family, es-service MONDAY IlITZ TH EATRE I S U N D A Y .o dividends reduce the yearman who wants to stay in San i) C4»»l las ll3.aU after llut 1st ford. Call Mr. Johnson, Phone year I . M lioyil & tar. 375. City Drug Co. "Ask for Kov.” ^(Otc'srs/c W ANTED— Mirrors of Colonial FOB RENT 2" acres tiled celery farm, lately plowed and harrowed on Cam­ eron Avenue. Phone K.H. Stowe. 192-R or Edward F. Lane, phone 542. 3 acre*. tiled land. I good well. H»n Acrrn nf muck. rrn«ly for J liu i h.»us#- t car garage, 1 plantifiK. P I o * f d. harrowed. .••m| huuai*. non ft West of I n»ol* ilritinrd. levelled. Al»o I uii- Mhihhp puat <i f f foe. On# have iMitnping unit* Phone 38U5, .% M( tra, all titr«l. Rood wall. 2 Mt. Dora. Fla. gtMt\ bmifc*- 2 Rimy harn, *4 f uni*- a paI ..It O nm gr. MouU- I H BNISIIF.H .1 ro4»m apartment, nf.| I W lli*ll l.nkti Monrot, ilectrrnlux. private entrance, garage, clone m. Phone 724-M I'himr lb # X X X V II 10 Point Code Is Issued For Japan Press MA'ITRESSES ( 'v.lv.rI til tlt'Htsrttiql. and fumfnrlubli-. ncutly floral falirit ttiilunul I’lriiti-il nkirt niody in gay (Tinirv f Seven tw in house on Mtllonville Ave. Fruit trees plenty of gurdrn space. Immediate poa■eaaion. Robert A. W llllana Phone 732 Allantic Dank Bldg. LINOLEUM RUGS j|.95 up D E L IV E R Y hoy • over 18 - full time, to drive truck. Roberta' Grocery. GHtL FOR general office work. Must be experienced In book­ keeping. Electric Service Co. FURNISH ED G room house. In nuir* Itubow's Store, 3 mllei South. ____________________ M AN AND woman. Must be neat and have health card. ATa Place, 311 Sanford Avenuo. CHILD'S wheel trnra and amall desk and chair. Phona 680-J. W A I T E D : Maid. Phona 024. 2205 Sanford A re. V HEAD milk breed cows; one W ANTEDt: .Esperfenced maid, (dll r tjapa, rood nay. Phone 400-W- 10 F T llb u S E ~ tra lftr, furnished- W ANTED: Girl. Tor full time a t LAney'a P rog fltyrs._______ Sleeps two. Box TH, c/o; ODD DRESSERS 33 DODGE Sedan, fait Urea, good condition. 116M N. 21*95 up Jessamine. - YOUTH bed with Kapok mat. tress, good condition. Phone SALESGIRL, full time, steady employment H ' k A Dept Stora,. # CHESTS U&u“ 1 X Deep roomy FRESH cow, calfj \ all Jertera, 1200 ; drawer*, r.* AAA 9i00 A. M. and 0:00 P. II. AUTHENTIC COPIES OF RARE IMPORTATIONS IN WIDE BEVEL LOUIS XIV A N D FRENCH PERIOD STYLE8 SIZES 41x53 — 42x54 — 42x60 ETC. EXTRA SPECIAL EXQUISITE PIER GLASS RASE, - GLASS WITH ’ . . D AIN TY • G ILT ' PRAM * t * g ;1* I Nothing Beautifies The Home Like A Mirror'1 AIIE COHDIA! ATTRACTIVE CREATIONS phona 53. • far . f . cutting :>'M r / tawr. The complete paint and glasa .J *. * * o iM A U id i *J t>f a iA CARRARA . v T H E ’EXTREM ELY LIMITED NUMBER ENHANCES THEIR EXCLUHIVKNESS. ’ ■ , • • ' ‘ n ” . .* you Hardware Co. 991 AND THESE' RICHLY FRAMED, SUPERBLY DESIGNED MIRRORS M AK S THE MOST, RBMARKABLE D ISPLAY EVER SHOWN IN C E N T R A L ^ L O R ID A EVERY PIECE IS OUTSTANDING. ,. % leghorn uulle1 21-95 up • Ii . i mini < uil It Smith o f th. St.>i. In. u-ttini * --imiii-ainn, tv .. . • I,.t p ml '1 7J.I'• 1.. , . I.t •■I.Hll- 11. till- p.l .... . , I, |lint ■..rnpni t-a wi l* , i . ..( t**. I . I 11. . Jnl <|u• ii • • ; i m r K irk last y e a r , T O K Y O . S ep t. 21. ( A P I — M a c A rth u r t o d a y o rd e re d th e ‘ ‘ im m e d ia te a r r e s t " o f L ie u t. Gen.- K a n ji D u ih ara. W w h o s e recen t npiM jiiitm ent to h en d J ap an 's fir s t R en eral a r m y was a p p ro v e d b y the A llie d com m a n d , and MucA r t h . i r also issued a lu point m ,co d c to g u id e th e J a p pres-, und radio Tho cixli* said Ju|> << a«llnuetl On I'a fr T«n| it. , , ' i Citrus Barge FMan Providing Service To North Outlined .1 . .ii , mni t be coo. , , ..I .how ttv J i t !*]. Wuthen l v lla rd K u n n in g B a c k On Seminole Team Builaim' But m tigh t 500 ton lincgrs which annow being used in the Great I^skaa trade. He was assured by tha citrus men that enough citrus could be fusnishad from the Central Florida section to mac* Or eh* — wiii.s j *edt*wh*e -, Each barge would b# capable o f carrying lO.OtlO boxes on e*<*b : man Association and tin Ornng' trip, Mr Williams pointed out. t'ounty Sportsman \ -minimn . and their s p e d would permit, uulijii lirsrrni- s » I *dd ,n (i them to make a round trip III In Innd Insl M ndn> oh el. p. days The necessity of dumping irsti-' the -liasil. . ii.mci ■ Ilia' ^ a whole shipload on the market wer. m»do u. tin I '. 'f i !•■ hunt at once would be eliminated by 1 ing season sbortening Iasi . l i ­ the fact that cargoes could In- i deer liunting li> II days, luikt-y held at the dockside fo r Onload- ' season by 1.3 days, nu«11 and Ing as the market demanded, he squirrel season by ih days, and said. 'd id away with the tea i-ontinunus A The plan, ns proposed by Mr days •! homing nl Ihr la ginning Williams wniilrl he to try the o f the -«as-.n venture on n 12 week operation Aft. a sl.riiiimis all dm pie hruils with the Vien of n perman- | sentntlm w.<« made In t'u i.mm ent set lip if plans worked oilt nnd I .-I- l i s l n Ki-.li i ..m m . I.. ndvanlnge sn.n ' .*-• .*ff. el lhar .lie*. ^ John A I* Rnurke, secretary diasti. ii.iuling .hang. m i, ™ nf I he Growers and Shippers made .Uhlill ro.ti.r or |.III.Ill it, licague of Florida, declared he t,, |h, -|...ilmen » ( I he Kiflh thouglil the plan was practical v but that it needad some revision ? before it could he nut into prnc ^SJcal operation. Raymond D. 0 Rdbinsnn, general manager of the Dr. I’ hlllips Company nf Orlando, exprensrd favor toward the pro jecl. especially from th* point of view of securing better trans­ portation rates to northern mar­ . Lets for citrus. I ’reacnt were repre*entallves o f the Fosgal* Cooperative. Nel son and Company nf Oviedo, lb I’hlllips Company, Chase and I Sgt '.r.t.ge R I all,..)) .ii-i Company, American Fruit Grow­ of Mi and Mrs 1 U U ltm ll ers, Inc. and tha Growers and of Oviedo. Iius lirrn rcpf.rtc-l 4 Shippers League and Mayor ■ s leaving Naples, Italy, on ht« Higgins. way home after serving oversea, for the past 34 months with the Twelfth Air Force Service Com­ mand. Sgt. Talbott has sren service in North Africa, Corsica, and Italy as a member o f a Head quarters of an Air Service Com mand Group which served with the Twelfth A ir Force Service Command. . one wa> ■ SgL Talbott'* organization was ■%Vkfethodlst Church and served engaged in the maintenance an i two year* a* prealdent of the operation nf anme o f the m o l •Truth Seekers' Sunday eehool advanced combat airfields ,n * class and was aapeclally in- Italy, from which was launched Uteated fn the Methodist Or- tha deadly aircraft that blasts I plmnage pt EntarpHea. the Nasis. ilia unit also worked m .Tter many years the and her in direct support for the hardlaid husband lived fn their home fighting infantrymen o f the 6th In PlnehureL Folio winjr her Army. husband's death, 54re. Parker Prior to his entry into the moved to Trnnna where the •Armed Forces, Sgt. Talbott was made her home with her daughter and grandson, Mrs. Quinton Brown ■ and William T. Brown, who are her only sunrivore. . 5fre. Parker waa burled In the -Garden o f Memoriae" cemetery ■ in Tampa. v lV lM I lit uu. rd Ini' *f • tltl -li.fon* i .*>• 11 kilo* Lehm an's Kelative In \ ankee Division \ I'ils Mil In* llomt Hot Kcddinn Itcpni I-» ( .m id |’ r m » I 'f s * . I III ( olort'd Siilidit isioii ‘ Pvi tV ip la rn 'I. tin tCnlly M‘» umh‘ iI idiwuii ! Hfill’ ll a KlMtlh v» kn I. fitilf» I II b '■‘ ami *t b AfllUCft, I*1 lull) uirtbrlr f*f ,f It fuctorr lb »ai«J ih »( Hu.U. l>At(lr flu •, lM*g«u .Nub 7, 11*44 It linmchci In Cologne uml it wan ti "m u it" ol m*trr rnm v%a■ (liffir I* hill*. thick v%. h i* i ri-ckn. anil i*< A« i in.* Ih«* front *1»• * wf m11Me-w Riiil Imrhc ' '» it II hellahv (ru|m l» »lf* gi|fi« M ill1 art .1 an» i»* iirr.t u tth M»t* ■ A 1 1 1liet y <l«*uh| v • Ihr vaihkI f lirmUlif ••* va«w /«•i <hmJ in oil uu . »h lr nhjrrttvp, he Mill utirr m i«rrv —cn»i»« •tnuM urnr freefIng ft n Living for (U vr ii * holt**, iinunlly %bith** n (roetpw hml no r*rtii” Nlltl *• **t Kvurv viinl w««*. f t du krl L» i 'ii-.lt . | tif m.ik im iiimLmg I I thi' tug number |t‘ f 4|*\ • »,, f |,t .rhn|ft*t i, -nit Mrs. P. D. Parker Died Aug.29 In Tampa EXCLUSIVE SHOWING! lay, 91.50 each. Pfc ODD VANITIES •!«tw ii T-Sgt. George Talbott Is leaving Europe • B A L E 8 L A D Y - for etaady, full time employment Apply In pkeaoa. Tfc« Outlet________ " '- H IT E glrl to work, u marks* ami checker. One with high . mule, good workschool education preferred. rears old, fllO O O . Apply In: parson to 8emlnol# ikett, Wagner, PU. County Laundry C o- 819 West V<yThird StreeL SLIGHTLY used 112.00. II. L. ODD From H ELP W ANTED” 100 Hi ice bos, refrigerator. 40H Palmetto Ave. •fine bull. 1611 MelUnville Ave. Call aftar 0:00 P. M . J Range I-R ID A A I'M Mie»*ll | tv11 IU' «i* ♦ \ \ \%vtv nlliu««l *|oilU th........ 1 the 5ttmi‘ |*t,r*vHl a yen m ••• and thr tiumhrr i laim t»*. |m r•iifia Inning (heir jobt IfU f l I f I • Vkit f in >Iti •11 1IV* do- Sportsmen Convince In Sen ice Fi\e Years Gtyup 1’hat Season Sanford Boy l'i>iurht Wos I n e q u i t a b l e \N ith Famous Itb Prices F L O R ID A NEW SPAPER ^crelt Gasoline Becomes Scarce As Percent CIO Workers Continue Strike First Jewish Service In Berlin Game Officials William Coursey Change Hunting Back Home After Rules In District Hell of Hin tgen I M ill II I .limber! \V ncklnr 1 •ti*r> hiMhr he bind Heel’s. ver3’ BORROW H W tK W HERE timt lumbri Plrnt (bans, win I'U IY ACY IS R K S P E tlb D ■Ii. a . Mint idutnl.ii..- l.uliart's YOUR natural desire fur privwcy I.oiii Iht Yard ill money hialtcrs is sirietl) Friends and resiwctwi her*, G ARD EN PLANTS relatives an. not uueslioned ill Tom.-ili.es, Fla. Your cm about your credit, per. I t Kyers Mai^ plt.yer or business associates will not hear of your personal Plant. Copenhagen, and Jeraey W’ aheaffairs There Is no cause for embarrassment. ig e , other plants fif a ReSsonnblv rred't requirements. J W Bell. Phone 15 No co-makers o*. m-uiev loans, "srln klc payment pinna Sue tl Mioin huiiir rlimv to S«»uth F A M IL Y LOAN CO. •b |f SchvMil ('mt t|iv** Im Florid* Bank nidi. . Phone 33 moiliiiie |M»MaviiKion. Robert A. W linaoii F A IN T N O W ! Phone 732 Atlintkr lUnk IIMg W * Have Good Reliable Painters available. Call Hanford Paint X ROOM modern house on 4 fllaaa Company. Phoae 303. lake. Good fishing, boating nnd birthing D. 0. Hoi 57M Phono FOR |5 additional you e*n add 4 I (Ml to your automobile liability’ policy medical payment for each parsun accidently injur*«I while a nassrnger in your car and each pedestrian hit by your car up to J750 each. C 51 Qoyil k Co Srptu iHiikn. *ewer pipe. pu*K otonra ami flower pr»t«. FOR B E TTER H e a lth Drink See J K. Terw illt^er, SDK Elm 54ountain Valley Mineral Water. Avenue Nature** Aid to health. From Hot Springe, Ark. Let ue Partly furnished 5 room house aerve you. For Sale at Du? close In. Immediate possession. hart’s Lumber Yard, 009 SanRobert A. William* fotd Avenue, Phone 386-M. • Phone 73Z Atlantic Bank Bldg. ( OIL .SPRINGS SANFORD. 1‘JOS Y O K O H A M A , 3ept. 21. ( A P ) — IJeut. Gen. Robert L. Elehelherger. commanding U. 8. Eight Arm y, snipped the door-barring pink ribbon* to­ day to open the first Red Cros* club In Japan— in what formerly wa« a cabaret on Yokohama'* "Broadw ay"! M ISCELLANEOUS BOUDOIR ( HAI RS K .tln 'ilish cd IN D E P E N D E N T MacArthurOrderKArrest Of Doihara; GIs With 2 Years Service To Get Out ? c ^ r a u M u < M i^ 4 o r R »«/ o r I T t « JUN6U.-TMC C A M BUWA1A 1J RHINOCC1KM. CLEPMANT AMD-M P U O W R O ARK. COSrtlOARLD H 0 »| ^P*MdUtO U3.'D *H T H t U O H . | I! N F U R N IS H Et) "hou« e. Perman rnt residents. Dox j. e/o Herald. ODD BEDS AN W ASH ING machines repaired— and all home appliances. Cald­ well General Repair Shop. 707 North Mills, Orlando, phone 2-IU72 or Sanford 9155. Prompt Service. WANTED TO RENT A T LOW COST! U n ity T h r r e I r H lr r n g t h — To Protect the r t i c t of the World) To Promote tho Progress of Aoirrlroi To Produce Prosperity for Hanford. BUSINESS SERVICE i • . - ■- • . . • 4 ROUND T H * WORLD, W A S H IN G T O N , Sept. *1, (/PI ■The Arm y Transport Command ' d-the-worlil II from the JrporL Six ngton N i' w ill be re­ one quarter da mile flig h t ad for the I U taring each T h a Globes tap,' T -S gt .John Minarik I b Out Of Service Sanford Station Not To Close This Year <!apt. William Thomas t.a.lon. uiiving USN, Commanding O ffir,-i#.if th,-1 Sanford Naval Air Slalnui .aid ' ( ‘ n r s t to«lav the Sanford Statoui will not be elosed until th,- latter ( P () part o f the first nunr'd 1945 Asatsanl Sccretai, the. ('apt Navy for A ir Bullivan >, »t.-r.lav ! ,,-centl disclosed to the I I oum- Naval At alll| w | fairs Committee that Tt naval , nlonths air atations or major facilities : j,pan i and some Florida outlying field* j un ter, are to be designated surplus dur- , rrC|Vr Ing the last quarter of ihlv year f rom | or the flrat o f next Included j|0 a among these was Sanford. Day- t0 Tt tens Beaah, Del^ntl, Green Cove W|n(|al Springs, Lake City. Mrllmurne. M|,cre. Varo Beach and Fort l^tuderdale. v |ca j. field which Is an auxiliary of tha 8anford A ir Station. However, this morning CapL Easton flaw to Jaelupnville, where tha Chief o f Naval Air Opera­ tional Command is located and waa given the Information that tha Hanford Naval Air Station would not ha among the bases to close tha la s t' quarter in this year, but would close about the last o f March. •I11P C IT Y H K IK F S Schcdul** Announced For TB X-ray Unil . ., -ItilH .Hit lit.. IcM The (itlhiw mg achedult’ »•» rtpiq {■* d initch an.I hatiiliitir* X-ray «snniinat(una <*f whtti- «taf . l a n d a l n r h I* M p ciu ln l -• Colnrod |M-r*nn» in Seminole I unit S a l i i n l a , • It, M l , • In i k tv by the Slat,- Middle Unit will til I lllk M-ll'titl) -flit I lie on the following ilntc, at .hue rv|tair shop nl 21" Snnlmfrom 9:30 to 12:3" during morn­ Avenue In C I. F.chnl. nml In ing* and 2 « " t » 5:00 I* M lutlivi II f F.ili,I- » U .. Geneva today. Oviedo nrt Mmi ln,W fpi-inlitig 'b r Imi.,11,-* day; Altamonte Springs un Tut-. 1 day; Longwood on Wedne»da, . I E LE C TIO N OF OFFICERS Ijik c Mary on Thursday a and Sanford on Friday. Sept. 2i i T W (jiw tod. |irr»l<|riit •*f ! l " ‘ ( ’ hnml*rf Eliraiteth llarkcy Kirrher. .,-c ' S«*m»n«ile County rrtarv nf the Seminole Count) Coii»iM*rc« H u m iu fitetl .t iiii-h Health and Tuberculosi* Associa­ iniT of ail thb newly circle.I «lir tion, together with 5trs J f* •ctofp to Im» h**i«l nt thr ChamlM'i Thurmond and Mrs. C.R. Itawmin, of Coinmercc O ffice in thr City members, left for Orlandcu thi» Hull on TufN«I«y rvemiijf ut H M*l •*iif morning to stend the meeting of o'rlftrk for thr pur|»o»** of the Tuberculosis Association at ,,f f u ll a for the eriRUiMR >rm Orange Court Hotel where plan, w ill be made for seal tales during the rh ri*tm »« season May or HijfK’insTo^Talk To USO Saturdax >nltinfu\ FvrniHir ii •» in m i !*h k 'kft* ititnitufu I bt I •« 11#•I‘ I ’Sn ilirrrtm h'liemln of t !*•- tritut* |h*u|i Ip nrt* nUo invitnl In ht*wr ihr talk whtrh vtill hr *»i i Si»nf*»ril‘ w |>u«« t%»ti |*lnn* A mntit* \aill follow rntnlrd " Kitrrlirn * •*» I ' «»••! «tiin iiiy -I•••*I M» * *« « ! I amtiir !*#«> «*n\ I'nrkrVt it . who ha« •••uni |\ nt* mil- with thr UnlnIhim 11' v i* ioo in country. Her irceivril hi* honor ntilr discharge and Is now attending Stetson t 'niver.lt y Sheriff Charles Hand who fore• a-t that ., Il t - I n t e l Would send th*» WRtri tikt*! (hr hulkhrad at !.4»kr Monttfe. fo r r c i* l an* ••lh«*r hravv tiiuni inti min fo r ( lcfnh«r f v �o i nett Sat «t« >lm m i : s i m i >1111 n i : n vi n. i n i ' j ’ d 'M ins Fru l i c it LeFils of t ,,.i . , i n d in 1/* f 1 o 0 0 Hal rUt ( 1elite t tr‘ l prize h* June Mrt i ill t .inning p r i m 1st and 2 nd a* fid !•• a* Shirley Thuinm, Hetty t *r lieci hcjiim i I i lit dell 111|f 1 st tIn j •* l i r e * ShiHrv Thomus Hetty Geiger, |soIh*| l.eKils, Ruth Me M*hnn. Flnrrnef Mrfiill. and Mr. Botmrtl a 11 of Geneva \ . much *»f thr surresjp of thi* i fitc 't in due !•( the ■ un 11 r i i , work and »jik out wife itient of Mi and Ml* W 1. Sh*g. who fur -b«d tin m this land and mo 1 •» thr imtdenieiite anil advire ii, (thting and cultivation iij*h GKNKVA NEW S Ro b e r t U K \ l. a . w il l ia m s KSTA I K IH M M II A (lu ll I K H un k Mill*; i i .m i u m a s a n i m h ii M r i r ,1 tt I • llllIMpfttf ’ • ’ " i • i t r .on V ii if iills I » I'l.t . I hi ( i Roy I lampion »h<* inn - U n - i lotlt of K N iSulInf * phi. » ■aim with them Mi Humido*. .0 rttpri t* to iI'lioiiii in t o-nrva Mr* T W I’ rrvalt wu*. i ailed to N*'w Smyrna liiat w o k tn* Civic ■Clubs Invited To Help ( 'g n t e h t 10 Point Code * f * | r% IS ISSUl'O F 01" _ 1 *| I I *| n , f Cl J j a i l I 'r p U li | I l “ ‘ i* «HllRiirtl 1‘tnin l ' « « r Hi** I new* must adhere sir icily tu the truth and cfis nothing wnirh roltl> I'HUSIHKNT I'EiHorr. s«|ii at ' T . h l ' i ..... « ji»v-it y l***«!*r Hurt lv\ « f h«*u tueln noted it'Mi ’ “ Mil- III - lio t bet-u r r f u r n l udmiUum e At hi« matirution, were allowed to alteo.l One of them .di.riv ed a . h** I**ft* I n i a si o it Thai > I* lot B la m ed of s tu ff ! an T ||,.nry II tn4 a y 1^ vanic pir*iileni <d the Ford Motor t o , succeeding his grandfather. Hems Koid, who siiuultanrousl) annout red his rtiuif nut loti The younger ford hn» been executive vmI resident of thr firm since April 2* If* 14 ftiiifhi disturb " |*ul*Iu imniftidiiV ” »?•*!' "Ol The i h»#*f **f *t*tff at tin- »oilv*-' W ASH 1 N*ti T o N , Si*j»t 2 l •/!'■ n»ju*re»t the « that th* r Hy Oct 1 . To point* W%tt *r**t t * is no iHiitinn* h r tu e r n the ial«* Riihlirr mil of thr Army 11 , of dl«rhmj£e and thi* rt rot mil \m 1 , lit) point* Mill do it stir **f thr army Thlf* wa* t'* m thr W in tc i thr point alls'* rf i line* who rofitrnd ihv discharge system will hr dropped general.*- nrr reluctant to parr it entirely and two veurs’ nervier noun That just isn’t so, Mnrshail Is all (•! due will need to ih* *«M It " t i l he next Spring he eligible for civilian clothe*. fore thw talc o f demobilization Oeneral o f the A r m y G eor ge t rearhr* such n point that thr Mar shall, chief o f staff, prvuent- eventual fixed size «»f I hr arm. ••d that speed-up dcmnhilla.ition i# m\ol\et. h« added program yesterday to I’ n n gre u j I'lsclmr|fu* now arr at th» ru »i r stive under insistent prodding i of IT.nOu a lay Fhry \\ hit f r o m r o n d i t i m i l i who want their ’ ufln I*' Chii*imns The Putted first post r aid s in Sillies w r * r is*uni RATIONING C A LE N D A R thr ih M ARM ALAOI RENT A CAR rmi;iuii mi YOC DRIVE IT RHONE 200 STRICKLAND-M0RRIS0N DONTTS orftipi Ait A M . t M.rtift t» ANN PAGE PLUM JAM GKAI’ K .11 ICI 0r.»> F irst S lrc t'l at S u n forii Ave. H a < ;u a ..N i k 1-lb jar 24c VVhitiihousa Evaporated A& P FANCY SPINACH Grade A..No. 2 NECTAR TEA lb ckt;. 19c1. Ib.p SULTANA PEACH APP! E PRESERVES 111.it w i ' * » h i M i * * Ii (, II I III pound Weiners o *. 11 Hainhiiru *r \y i m i ii \ it v III I'rv ers pound pound Oysters Crab Meat pint pound Smoked Reef Tongue tusairi pound pound 10-lbs h’Oe i i.ii.y iii 1 11It t*i» M i< Marearoni or Spaghetti l-lb pkir. Ann Ram* Mellowheal 2S-o/.. i>htr Sunny field Corn Flakes lS-«z pkir. Nutlet Oleomargarine lb. Rappy’s Guava .Jelly 2-lb jar Ralmolive Soap 2-bars Rallards Flour 5-lbs Tie 10-lbs Reliable Turnip Greens No. 21: ran NBC Champion Flake Butters I-lb POTATOES ■(iai'kiMe link I nk POTATOES TOMATOES Krr.1 Irl. CARkOT i 11 v*!** pound ii » • i i-«i> Iteneless Round Steak i| I tI I Pit pound B tirade Western \ eal pound Rib ( bops pound Loin ( hops pound Cutlets Romless Rump Roast pound \t i : » T r n ' pound Reef Rrains pound Rleu Cheese pound pound Advance* Shortening 19e Shredded Ralston pkir. INist’s (Jrapenuts pkij. NBC Rremium Flakes I-lb |>kir. Sweetheart Toilet Snap 2-bars NBC Shredded Wheat pkif. U’riifbts Silver Polish jar ■Jll tllllr I *. iunrtrul* -* l i«C ti-j j (if Kolomna 2a-lhs IN I' w i ' im v ( old ( ills pound Iona Flour v ii i T-RoVie Club Steak pound mv Flank Steaks pound pound Eresli ( nttiitfc < lieese I 111! *11 II I S I I II V Sirloin Steak l ill * ia i i K i i %r i * hati him* Miu i I* h> • of U I fpwi*r Military f ‘m il 111Htee *«»♦ 4 'v n* a fine. *ntt«fart or\ ' n iihifuitiiHi Hut aornr other mrn l'i*r*, hkc Re| reaentative W i !* m' iH Ind i roftirnenlrd that tl • it i at ion sill) I* as i lenr a Hind. Represent lit ive I Mivride <1 * l a ' *.111(1 W r lynow all that An *« n I in here today Hr added that what Ii* wanted know 1,||U til 4 P*'Mit pilillle of lti£ LEGAL NOTICI , 2ltc 27e 29e He ..f «tot * k I h, • it *;*.»*. ||i«. 'nil cl*•* I *11 f 11 i laimani. a nil i*t I he ,*|» 1mrt r»f Senkarik Glass & Mirror Co. 11 \V. 2nd SI. l*hinu* :U0 Han i Si f f i• iWHfp II lo t .IllOfO » ‘l 15c 59c ii *- O! {* ,1(1 21c 22c 72e 12c 14c 17e 10c 11c 19c NKLE M A N X SEZ 1\4E LONE50HE6T L FEEUHQ IN "fH' WORLD ,*» TG BE LOOKING DOWN -THE WRONG END O F j A ft. im ^ —r Pr . f ? . 1L h f 1 * ' . j \~'LV7.a r •M- 9 ItHHt Borax 1-lb. pkR. 15c 2-lb pktf. 25e Dixie Oleomarjararlne lb. 25c (•did Medal Flour; 5-lbs 22c 10-lbs 6lc PRUNES APPLES 1 *mtk Imnerlal LEMONS POTATOES We can’t afford to make a wrong move now . . . our reputation ia too high, and we want to keep it t^at way. We'll Mnfeguard your tires ^ith expert tire and tube re­ pairs. 3-pc Suite S fH S N f l F > v i Ji' k i ^ 1 k \\* M * 'IMx / O I-N U .P A B K A V I GRAPES 2 pc Suite CATBHI N Massive modern design with wide arms, apacioua proportions, Broad » *^ *7=,, aweeping line* that give an air of luxury and roomtneaa. Pull inneraring conHlructlun, smartly tuilored in wine tapestry. tJim Dandy Scratch 25-lbs. $1.13 To Alt Your Bakery If. vfbmii lYW' i i l ' . U « v < ' frw h who, you buy it at �a % y i iun v v , s i ; r i k .v iu k k (iam e Officials William ( o u r s e y Cha ng e i I unting Back Heme After Rules In District Hell Of Hurt gen T ELKT HONE OPKRATORS § Hliiiflo or Msrrird A Ko I o -J K X I'E K IK N l K I'N N K t KSSARY 1Si,!*>«< I ( ..... 1*tirt Y 41isr 1 .1 vV. M 1.1v * i\ t'< •k w 11n i el v l . .41 h thp 'll1**I 't*U' i*' L. tl.-glf Vm _'H .Uni l-l'l.l l.l H J , till* 1a1key •0 tii.l * lilt -+ ,i * m i t*.4 Le g in \ i *f Fi*b i . thi ijtl.'ij tI 1111 w.JIll 1f 4*i i«i*ii it 1.4'gH \ itV Jll ■I M•1 ••n 1 rib i Mi I oAl'pf Vlg 11Iftll /vial il 1 Mint .iltei titi Jill tin a fig In tl'ir * *mi ESSE N i l A l, VVu It K Wl I II PE A C E TIM E K ill I IKK f I 111. >\NH»UI» Hint A i 1) S V M U K I ) FLORIDA p i.' Overtime t*»y I'ald V motion, hroquetit I n c r o x i Mrnnuut Knviruiim*at m lR nl ii ll FOR CAR AND • TRUCK . SERVICE ( Al l j ■. # COME To linl.LKR MOTOR SALES Hint !li*lru *t In k * tlic *i* ibiVAii * | iL iM i *u a J* LIvLAL NOTICE i r i -1 ah \*111» i * 41(1 1•lull. S|*f loll 4tf * ,i*i ■ limn i ■•b O'«I fi r lift* 1a ' ;itiifti*ihu tit thr 1 *vfi**r -iJ % % litU* melt* l***i * of 1hi* Ih'ii m* ii i oimutlllf * 1«*» s4 ■i ■I j i *-* t ! vi*v 1 In* I 111 11 | III 1 111 1 hi \ n It III. K. M 'l| V " ll Mil > I A «• I %|'U ill1 ' I I nil 1 h i iv 1*1*** 11 i 1 1* 1 I " 1M 1 - 1 • < A1.I - 1 VI t I IV pvi'plr \ " l ll I i »> % **i i H III V1*1*1 III 1 • All vv ! I ■>V1 - t I. V f 11.4 * til* * I I.. I 1- SPECIAL NOTICE 3 Hay Dry ('li-aiiing Servin' ”i Hiiv Liuiml rv Serviec \\ .• r.'i n initiriu l flu'll mu IMil 1101V\ 1.0-1 f ll |i r i| » V d \ « SEKVIC* ONTRAC % 703 70 M lliC H BLOG . 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J THE FAMOUS town ii In o d on by ••vw14 On Your Car or Signature r-r it II unit fccup* ic M ilt- 11, j l iii i ' il f *»f IIIN| K » i* ........ . lio n * w r . k l y rrinllnlitiiiN t \|» I 1 *rr|iuii« CASH LOANS wt ( JENNINGS SEED STORE !l I And now I'm practic n i l u i .il i m t> ici| U iiei 1 m i in til**. M i ill h im Hie r e c a fte Ji by 40 ano almost STAFFORD’S SKRVK’F STATION S a le » — lU 'iitn ln — M orlpuK t* l>e|K.*ntlal)lt.* IiiHUranco nnd .T I7*> D. T. RAYMOND M. MALI,, R KAEIOR ..... V f Sou I hi'i n's l .miilsi I i : i 111. I «• * ll.tr*. * I'lin ii.* "* • II f i' l ii ’ I'h n n r ilfill l Ho«I* SEMINOLE < (M N IA I.M 'ND IM CO. P H O N Ii K.Mntc *-aa|t»l PlhMie I7'» H. J A M E S G U T A G E N C Y Itcul . 1. «- *»JlM'i TAW ING TIRES Unit BEY0f<t> TiVF. tlirtnifli 11*, wo U k * caro of all detail* and arrauge a prompl *et- i tlcmrnl. 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I'ur«u!t \ ,• JT Sept 5. .»|1. 1, le.l tlti* »ii«t I.g*»n*l gave HrlgMIlii V|>’ • It Sieg I left M en MJpftol t I nn* Sept I _M». f I 11ti 1 1gen Mr 1nuiHing jiililinf llmt the N*«v - lh'« HI yvemhoiirg Sennimli* t iiunts '•lUUninn V* D*' I*' -'*• Nnii*i Rseei Jim |,S. -I rmtiiin vAii. veiv I muil to an - ’ *•«*! Die l.neiiipiuvuii .Inn 21 nouinc t Hit 1 t hi ough il> effoltj* Mm I Semli ole ( ‘tiiintv h.t* scvunnl u pvt t uiim \ l.iinh-H in \|111ini „1 'i-eofi I r i^i hii! g line vai»rile 1 un Sept I J tn a ' M having l*«#w Won| n im 11'T’ ml \e*lt'nhi\ fhivin Lm k |+. t hr -tiite* >m HrnMuil E W1 Pile 1 Mi 1 all of ill S.iilfoiil fiu*l lei eivi .! ihi* up Hi* wens tin Pi Pearl llartuii fi. int nient * rthtain, P«« *nh nf ml c itlli" Mi 1 iin-ihig Uii?**A Hie Wpiirli* l«*n. Itronzi sim A Mali* Tlieftnieti of t Ju*- r»o»n1 v ★ * w sii I'iimM A p p i v E m p l o y m e n t Super r i . o r ” u-f. W e e k d a y . .Saturdays. V 12 S O U . I)f. 1.1. I El. i I t u IU I lli E lo t Si. Do N o t A p p ly I f N o w E tn rB f-ii in Essential W ork . * m1*1ilkit* il 1 r.i Mi r*t< f 11Mr I Milt <4|»l| l 41111|' K ilrhi-l H i * *hvi wlf If atlt.l rn 1, 1- 1 •it liuiii Wn tl.|K .11*-C4r 1 !li» Hr ittnh * Illli-L- WT Mud \ f 1**1 I 2 i Lh <* Iii u«l***j 1 i , 1liill ft 171( **14f • f H*' »t 1 '• ....... t • gill*'» l» 1*,*V 1•*110*1 Ml* t It'll. Illlil 1(iMflsf ll* h.'4> .1line Iuni I mu* Ihe »Ji'vighw f • It t heir N.*r cruft jur o» * «!!»!• oVi I ifnfi) rit nip* go m iiin lv i iiin l. r v i.i; KELLY* 73RES J Buy yourt good of today — (of your th* BENDIXaU(«n,4ticHOMELAUNDRY oppvaranc*. B. L. PERKINS “Correrl Men - Wear" C O ME IN AND S E E IT! REV. HODGE, FEELING FINE, LAUDS RETONGA 1. Fills itself with witter, It in Food Disnirrerd With Him And ifff Hardly Hnd Hlretiitth To Do HI* Chore* About Th» H o lice, lie Stolen. In On Ho Every Day Note. 2. Washes clothes, then .‘i. Triple rinses, and 1. Damp dries them, then Amoruc th. thousand, of ern t. ful and happy public .ndoca* manta uf lietonga are tc.orea fitpm wall-known- inlnfitwr* of th* 0 o »* t pel. Amonir them la (lev. A 1.. | lludffe, a Mfthorflat winlst.tr fo r' thirty-five yrar*, nnd now re- \ tired to hi* two hundri’d a n d 1 fifty acre dairy farm on Houtu f>, Manchester, Tenn. I began to eat nnythlng I wanted. “About four years -*v> I felt The soreness in my muscles siut Ilk# I wt* in a teirihly runilnwn tha slumtlsh elimination nisi were state" says Rev. Hody*. “ For 'promptly relieved. 1 aooli lt#w<" waakt at a U lM l hau no no- to frei splendid, and today 1 Itnon P«UU. le. and a n d , th* the llttia little I niaiiaaed w » ii « u 1 feel better and stronger than eat cataetl sever.' iHstree* many men much younger. - 1 ner. r and nos In my misa an opportunity to praise • I f full nf toxic Ratunga.” Reten^a is intended la relieve poison from sliwRlih elimina­ tion and at timaa the muscles sit distress due tu loss; uf appetite. over m y- body seemed *or^ and Insufficient flow of vital gaatric aehy. I felt 4o utterly » o n out, fuices in She stomach. Vitamin that I hardly had enoimh atrerfltth B-l deficiency, and constipation. ♦abaO the house. Accept n* substitute. Itetune* me wnndcrfol may be obtained at TovneMon i t # returned sr.d Urujr Co. — Adr, . Bring your Tirei to T>. It empties it.self, and Ii. ( leans itself, and JOKES TIRE SHOP Mini & Kim . I'honr tills Ws put nsw rubber. n*w tread. o*w til* in y*iu eld Ur*e . . . with our quality (•capping ssnrlce. Thorough inspection. Cxp*rt repairing. Boat workmanship and me* toriels. Most modern equip* atsaL Come la today. Ksadquarters lor Cooper Armored Cord Tire*. 7. Shuts itself off— 1 ALL AUTOMATICALLY! Coim* in, talk it over, get your name on our first-to-be served list RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. 112 MlignoMa Ave. Phone 113 r -: : ■' ‘ v 't M i t \ �A BCCCT [OS TTT TO COW As Soon is Controls Are Lilted Foundry Business Continues On Great Boom in Georgia 0 �t r I c. . page aw T IIK H A N M H Ili IlliH A U E H A N K U im KUIDAY. jjt^TEMlIKU. 31, I1H5 F L O R ID A T^rr- Dinner Ih Given For Mish Helen Jinkins Y o u t h Fellowship Wed To B. F. Brock ADDITIONAL SOCIETY PERSONALS Friends o f the Rev Mark Tar Denter will hr Kind to learn thrt ne I*- p r o g n * * s m f nicely f o l l o w i n g n recent attack of influenza Friends o f Wto.M I r flu hen K in d w ill r c g f t ' t to learn th a t he under went nr» - u p e m l l o n Thu rs­ d a y at the Hanford A ir StHtln I Dispensary. Mm. V icinf Fountain Jr and son, V ic t o r Fountain III. unci Mrs Julia Kdwurdft of [bland were gueala recently of Mr atnl M h L V Hagan The officers of the \ out i F e llo w s h ip o f the F ir * ! Meth** dist ("hurch were* enlertanir^i a dinne r-b usiness m eet in g M oo •lay evening nt th ■ home i*f Mi Kdward K ir c h rr . Avenue # Mis* Flizaheih ( arve* , their home at 1701- 1 ark Avt* ntie M ajo r aru) Mrs P a rk are efc peel erf l o re tu rn iu trwtr h«*roe in S an for d on Grf I I1*14 M>Ml. Ic ( K Spencer D arriving thin ufte riu ion fro m M iami i*i vmtt Mr an*l Mm Ge o r g e I Ha rd en dent, presided over Plans ttcrt* the m»-etmg dUru ss ik*l for th- forthcom ing Youth Week and tin* Suh-District Meeting tu to held at the Methodist Church *'fi Oct. Pv — Visits to outlying churches conducting » pe c » a I Youth meetings will form u port of the Fall and Winter program Frisign and M m. *S •*&< Thump son ami Frialgn am] M t w - W C l*4;imgrr re tu rned to JncksnnvilU* M on d ay a f te r spe nding « i* w r .i l days with M i and Mrs l( 1 Ilea rd H a n s wen* also d h r j%*«-d con Fr a n k Husnelt, ion of cemirur the Youth choir T h o s e present w e r e Mis* 1 n Mr stiil M i a Fred F ICu ell ver, H e tty Jo flro rk, D o ro th y v isit ed S w iiz e r in n I r e c e n t l y with C r u m le y . ( W h o r l s n c Caldwi-ll. Mrs. Samuel Iturtchaell rind u p arty f r o m the *14th Div isi o n llobhy •lone*. dau ghter , Judy, o f Seattle, W a s h i ah ie h i* noyv g u a r d in g T r i e s t e G e o r g * - Spencer, niio* have a r r i v e d to npeiul '•nine filin' ( In N o r t h e r n Italy. < ap t 1Cu 11 A l v i n K ilp a tr ic k uml Mrs It eese W h it t le , guemt wit h Mm. liur ti hut ll's p are n ts , ' was enterta in e d In Jft- M o n t * at n u rly at w h ic h thM r. and M r s L S l i a r k e y at n dinner P re sid en t o f S * itz er h in d u i o als • th eir h o m e on French A v e n u e u guest Eiithhy J’ l i r k , won of M a j o r and Mrs l! I. P ark , i* « la y i n g w i t h 1 A noiMg i Iio- m le iiv in g SundnV Mr. and M rs I. p JIn gun In i to enter F S c \V an* Mio/-« t I f f leers o f the Fide 11* ' las* «d * apt Officers Arc Fleeted By Fidelis C l a s s the Firs t lhiptist * hurrh. w e re • le e t e d T ii ea d n y at a m e e t in g held in the home of Mrs li K M or ris. I72H U ic u s l Avenu e O f fle e t s e l f c t e d we re teacher. M r* F. (j u t e h e l ; Asst Teach er. M ts ( ' P Hend ers on . I ' r — le»d. F. G u r n e t. F it -i V k ’ *Mrs Mm Josh P h il li p *. F**i on I Pro* -C Pres, M m . J V «'till.-i.. \m |C T h ir d Vice Presid en t. Mr- r. I. K fd s e y ; S e c r e t a r y arid Tren^urei your future! There’s a STRI CKLAND - MORRISON, Inc. I•hour Y m ir K u ril Mei'i Ii. A o>1>■ ■ Hn Halteii. Mil'll, i i: ■ Mm tlnr i' n k ('. Mm H '. K " ||i l(v M«iin c. Kill! la ' !h "O mi» 21 Hi D ra lfr s v l\ m i .in,iti. S itin ' lil.1l Fin iiiii Riiiiibley At THE C H U R C H E 5 Jno 11 Jink ins is announcing T i i r i n I u r n *»r n u n the marriage of his daughter, I Vf» 1ir Avenu e « l F lf lli H'rrst. Helen. to Benjamin Fraukhu * n r f Paul y k m . p »* «o r. Brock o f N e w Brockton, Ala T h e w e d d in g eve nt o f W e*Inc\d a v cverung at the h*»in « of Mr and M rs Bennett D. Do minick on Lucerne F lr c lc m i r; l:ind«> The Iw au tif u l borne w as d ec o ra ted with p o t te d ferns uftd plants it rot tin a lt ar ittiproviaed in f r o n t o f the pictu re sq ue f i r e ­ place T h e R ev Jo hn Branscomli, pastor of the F i r s t M et ho d is t f 4hurrh of Orland o, p e r f o r n ir d i he c e r e m o n y «u«*l*** Msming. v r | I , | r u t a r o i i i i u i a n < lit u n i Mm ulna Wor»l*l|>— i J on a . XL 111Me He Boot— V Ej A M N*iT f o i l Iri fc B#rvlc«, a* ,l bi« r*inH. « r - n.< i l«>ri ftlisH iiika ! with |h| I I iiout K*-nk *, .«#i. i « r a M Worst*Ip. It Of A. t l — i n p. m. j-rt -fill 1.01 I ’ M p f * y « r XlMttnr W#a, I r t i I* m i »:#* i |. I (i a <,» i -h • id* 1 "f jsbui dim* wtlit pif.L lit ‘ i* M-j| » blMjl l|I* • <f .in * hD d in I >d V fnl Im'V j ng ill*’ i e r e h#* rntipil' !«ff l f«F i "h**rf f i . . - in P». It ith ff tr ii . ai ! hi v i. *i4* Hem h ill *.*t »*r•> t.. Ft .i« .' *M- * 1il. ti ' ‘ l Hit » 1,, •1 ,■4< i *11'" LH1*. ..Vi. i y «rt. i . 4n |lt t * * *if to , : ■3 M '■"* * >mu i l •' ■!nw 44It -4I n . I ■ f ■1 arid In* - ' » d l e g »* iHn.Jn Sinr*-* nr it! y in* ha* b-- m mh f ivr*l rr I’rices Kiiifrc r rom A d d i t i o n a l Society Seven tin l ' a | * $ 1 0 8 "" (. i ^ I ’ . ia p if y a rrsn it if » » r ; " i Hci,, . I J i.u in rn r The Giant t r e e Frogs o r EXCLUSIVE SHaWING! J A M A I O P U V E A N O BREEO HIGH tN THE. TROPICAL TRUE. TADPotlB GW1H IN WAjtO UP M that |! AUTHENTIC COPIES OK HARE IMPORTATIONS IN WIDE REVEL LOUIS XIV AN D FRENCH PERIOD STYLES SIZES 41x53 — 42*54 — 42x00 BTC. * CARRARA ' " - . HE EXTREM ELY I.IMITED NUMBER ENHANCES TH EIR . . in the ■O ifTllM llb H A r fllt (iik iu -v t Itourrl A » e at .--inlli Klhurnliiy Cchoo* j i » A VI T ll. allddiirpLi'ii., rtupl Mornlna Warship 11 bi» A M R tv , A. I*, ('amp. fur marly of ll j ! ii bridge, Ha, will a If a Hi a HwiraariB Huathiy aitirrdng mid evanlag. T ra in in g IJahm 7 eo I*, ii Kvtnfna H#rvlre » oa r VI. Wadflrautoy — Vltd ■w m K H*rvlc*. 1 .!• E v * r v * (ii h*r -Tan*day — hn udy la "OiuDwli H‘ « g . 7 lu FI rat ami Third Tuewdar*— IV.M 0.. i 00 I* M III lile n n Slrt-el Fhone Orlandn, Flurlda fllk I', 0 DDT m o Mi.equ ili'**, F lra ., S ilv e r E l.h , A n t * . K ill. F l ir * . W ater B u f. , H O t'H K Hcrf i i u f . R u a r li r.. I ii'L and Flurrying We'l! Do ( lu* Worrying It's important to always have thni "Imtul- ho laix" freshness that clean clothes cun yivr .. the hast way to keep your clothe* spa 'u spun 2 S9T* is to have them cleaned often h\ u relial.le cleaner. 666 IK K W e close 9 P.M, on Saturdays! Cold Preoarations H ill 111. T4SI.KT4, M I.YR. *(>«Kl i n i n ' * — i **: n l l . i i* I 'm i r anil “ ralaa Bar. Phone (GS n iK iU 'T r ii ¥TY SU E u W K IIIIU ^ M K T IIO IIiaT c m t in t o k r.to i.A It to I I K N k l. lt , I ’ a . lo r. ■Jidda* rtnhool, In . * * A. 14. p r » * « h l n t i I t ;»(■ A. N. . 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Ills! . n f l i Hull H •1 '( H Ikll* mm to hi. li pf r i|totoit*npl " f Hi*- dnv of l -r Iif 11 M lfriir ll lltulgr*. fill U . 1 - .... tier m HI mi i i ■. v* •■i Its b111Ink ... i I. f i*| Hi i> i u Ir* ,. t • * I !• M • If rlMi Field * v* *•• f 'Ulcl l i t r i i l m 1 ill.I* .» ] air * -bg B . f * *|d M'l**! bf««f)lii:K I Ilf* *b after \V k #.'LL* n i l rliiiM * 1 ( n i t j i k i* »f*i«ruw * W 1V K > l*a«tor F u n d i r d* l *k »L >-** A M Mm. E on -n o F r a n k l i n ; Ha|w rtei. I f r l i l n g , 11 :bu A U Mrs. K. H. Smith. l. T : l ! »• M : r. r Hi 1’ U ( I l m r e anil cnitti'st. ware m j o y ] P l t t l O h l B I , l i t AND Cap! NOW -1.4 r- ww * ft -flit >.e ib.-.inhf I* f a i m r c m n« 11 — » tifl. it* i M(» r k V Carv*Mi*i gi'ii min ii ••'ill'i1r • “ *1 * th- * p**t ml til id the yard. P rise* worn nwarilo'l th e w in n e r s of the Kam o. M r*. II E. M o r ri* ami r n -h o s t c * . nerved r e f r e . h r n m l - In the fn lh 'w in tf M r* J m h Phill(|)e M i. S A Smilli. Mr*. Fi. r. es t (i ntrhi'l, M r » L, F (>*rner, M i •oehnrtt K U tu 'i r y. M r * , li n m o . W Little, M r* I> K M t N a h . M. ! S, t'. (ira li n ii i. M r * . ( * r l Mit*«. ; Mra, J. A il uw n rd , M r* C. < M a r k a m t e , Jr., M ra. J. I*. Cul ten, M r s . K. E. C o o p e r . 'Bn.t Mrs. E. L. K e l * o y . t •’ - I-If toIt a" » -ll *it tb* I li»>{ to» tot.toirv.~i (li id *V< •rit. Hi in %|'i ( K**w • M, • 111 1 W ' « f 1111I.11 i 1 1.UI - ll , •» • toll M i>iiiistilh_ N I .1n»| Yi r • Bn’ I ff Vkill Ddl.i* Inf* 1 W ill \Uh l.'H I 17 Vf r» R u t ' i f f iH< nde*| Die bn il iM th i' (Kind and r ri r i v imI hi"i A B I*. 1 1‘fh .e AtiM n «• lh»« Fh' (ir (if *> 1‘ f r c fr**rti Agn*'*- S r nil < n i l e ' e , ir. * 1 ftlhrr N\ Hittom N a hif mh i I- • Iitur, tilt III*! JiJilf vs in It* at I'a -t •'1 and 1 A -- *•- Scntf b- m rt« itfi Itfilinr Hut, *1..4l (ftti ■» * 1(111111 A ll V M -t’ liiui, a mt?nd»ci nf Die Spa n i-h It . Af Am m < ■*i A XI 1 H it I i I'» A 11 ini Phi I h' « ,.i, 11* Xlull f»4l1a f .I .*> 1 ll 1 M b alin g Snrtcty 10 I " F M mu■j } itr UnH f f h l ! 4'ftded Die liK’nl i* y v i*rv u n m iD A i (' f I'riP v i Se|ilt mhrr 21 Juhn nim if hc e . Jr FRAME pcrco nt. Miss Hunter Weds I’fCi Thoman Ratliff m GILT 400 lie Rickenbackef. pr«»liM*eni. i r nnunred this week. TJfb’ eapanoioh would mean hourly nervier from Atlanta u> W a.llinptor, N n f York and Hn»(dn. florida connrction. will en­ able traveler* to make northern trip, with the a**urnnce of tie- ‘ pendahle connection* in Atlanta. Rickenbacker *ald that Eastern lilati* to spend 125,000,000 for new twin-engine transports and four-engine transports Money Back If Indigestion Isn’t Relieved With Digestivs t idui training ul lire 1'nlvcrnity ■ff » h r tyn and f icurgTfi ^»d>*H»| * •if 1frhmdngy D AI NT Y (•pa rity u k e »tanv rosfM tnv Y f <tii'im i F R A N K J (try«bn, l>D. i*a§f*r s r H tm iim io T i l i i i t r i i S s r v k M f of HiiEotay^— J. K . lli'K ir ils ;. i* » « io i A M — Hur.ifaj rfehowl J 1’. I I co A M,- Hurulur Hchoul I I bd \ .VI —■**N**rrpr« I o .if « a t*r r 1*i I rn4*ot j n A M —Morning W<*jr»hlp 11i.illtr m ** s*i nu n Itj ■>!•( pnitlor, * Tum orr u w." ▼■It* r M. Tti un i I ’sopla’ a Hoostt I t e* I1*. It, Youth *•’ «#!low»ti*p f II I Itc ii ,r*e J h l t ' R t l l l l l S T j % <ji |* M. Hsrrniin Thf* ! l r r » | p ‘*l (IF I . U T H I I I M Y N t I V T f l UumRii S'o-d K va h a cll s flr H * r v lr e « A r n t r l n n l e g o i n Hut j i i , . iiulillc i* «|l.iUy i n v l l f l l III tin* bln* k \Y*«t of P ark A v t n u i I atr-a • Mrs. Brock receive*! her edu­ Her Vice e ve ry HulnluV. 7 30 I'.JI; Hue* I i| ie »k e #*. V 1st to rt wef, cation tri the -*• ho*iIs «»f Srmmnle i . a h r, m i v i u i t . 22(15 S u n f o r t l Avenue r**iti«N t'minty and is a graduate of t u r r iR i • Mi la i* L I E U T ' H. K C I I O U K K T T U lo Roerner; Dlfhish a s tr o n o m e r Hutrsrt ft Tay lo r, pustor Florida Southern College in s! l* h . ‘J 21 dyf i i « ! achoal, |t*-nij‘ A. 14 born In 104*, d is c o v e r e d the m e a s ­ Lakeland. She is a member of ■ A l.t.O M l.v sK Itl C ll.lIR l Huised Ollss. Hupf. I t . E l i l S ick tut Htr*«t the Alpha f ’hl Omega fraternity. | M«rrfling urement o f the f in it e v e lo c ity o f Wofahlp I * Qo A M M a jo r A. 3 tVliorton In chareMr llr«rt*k. a form er resident J K vi -b ng W*»r»hlp. ■ »** P M Itsllfcbt, and f o r e s a w n e a r ly all the OuiiUar hk-hool. I ' l l A. M. Irt* •if Sanford, o» tin* *«»ri of Mrs, vie ,1 modern p re cis ion In at n im en ts. f*r a>.r t i . r v l c . I i . l t A. 14 * #,sin ie g Union 7 ?h I* M, U-ria V llfork if New Brockton, | Wrd 1***4ay l*r ay»r rt«?rvlc«. I I t Y I- I, « u» JV M H (r . e ( M e r l i n * t.sv I*. I t A la, and was eiliicaied m t'o ffe j P. K K v a n a .I IrtlC Hervlcr. 1 :0 * f . M county, Ala Krhlay Nervlce I 10 P. U. 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Khta'jlrshed 1908 H irohito May Pay Respects To MacArthur Shirley Temple Becomes A Bride Byrnes Given Power Over War Surplus • W a g e H .P ric e B <KNIMN*i H l l i K W A V E S riashing uguinst the •nt«* u v*nt»-r\ fn-i *>. wi» Kl *i«dn hiirrieane ( mu •tlaygnmid area The |»i*lur« pinviles u *| tlonitl S**i odph**!'* i /-PC LIV IN G ROOM GROUI Schooner Smashed By Florida Gale 'r n . t luiuri<iii<|i II* *ng rmmim »**»r flMMP. Tfcr Mila u«.| inrrfMlIi II Hl«hr<l •I Of**ih and I n a lm« rly r«c • I*•• Ml** irhr «| m s ON THI*HAT, PlIAJI—• mo^ w o n d e r f u l hat. adorned w ith doughnut* and assortrd cookies, an edible hat. Goodiirn know, why. but there It Is. Aren't you looking? Oh. the wearer. Well, she's Olga San Juan of the movies and lota move Interesting, (International) •or r« ia m ol. k ^ n 9 .8 5 W HATNOT A ileeoiatlve Diere In choice of walnut or mahogany f i n i s h on hMfdwood . Utility Cabinet H*r h arm .» uf *eVell ll,,fMlpb..l0) ONE OF OUR FINEST SUITES! LUXURY - BUILT IN RICH W ALN U T! i-puiK linns, fluwing watorfull fruttfa. richly detailed curv. diMtinguiah thcnc gcncrnualy pro|»ortioned pieces. Heautineerit, accented with deMrntive Med, Chfattrohe. and V'anity or marquftry Dresser . Kitchen Base linoleum w o r k i Imuiiicr ufirc*! CHAIR or ROCKER Beautifully carved occasional chair or rt>cker with richly finish; Ice Refrigerator room y, clidllnctlvojy able full-alxed b ed ! Haa resilien t spring aaaunng co m fo rt. n ig h t and aay . NEW MONEY F0® YOUR OLD THING! ~~ . " »* . i IV ...V. r>o*n l..tin \\ Thousand Elevator Oper a t o rs (| u i t 'I Beginning Of iv’s Bush Ilnur .> \ u* ,*ha*i/e* in Little I)-Am: Dene To M B v T io .ir A plan has been Miggrstcd b y ! Orir It Mnthicux assistant to County Aircnt ('. It. Dawson for iroper drainage of ditrhrs in arming arena, and iletermhiatioii ns to the responsibility of the .—County t 'nnimiMinnri s pi thiwwork In a letter |n The Merabi. Mi Mathleus wrote "In rerenl printed article. there have been accusations of ineffi IIKIM MINT; w i l t efenry on the inrt of the l mini) ■*lui -aIr11«' ItikI•\ • (J Commissioner s ami ilenials from Sgt John Ag ur h them relative to cleanfnir nod ah I re M r t h o d n t i maintenance of certain drainage the Krv W i IIm * > ditches and ranals ( Intel nut ioiimI | " A « this Is lining publicly ain-l I think for the benefit of both sides and the public at large. I (jk there should be some deter nun • atTon as to the responsibility of ' the County Commissioner* a* to kuthorlsing the clearing and yStiahltenanco of ditches and canals .. " Ip soma part* of the rnnnt> v t t u farmers consider it their tro Maaai i ttUfty. <Jasso awJ maintain | all drainage and will condemn I he : Countv <’oinmf*aioner« If they give 'hi* servite to other farmers at the pubic expense. In some seet'ons of the county the ( eo iWple think the county should innin ^ ta ln only ditches and canals affecting the - water that would Snuinolr I'tfuuty'ii ( hi u I h*- ( 11*•m| **ollt*ti s ’ ii*tiii __.bo a hasnrd to the road system* nrw h*»*pitM| mul mure atl«M|untt* River <’«in(inurt| t>> »i*t • . t* • "N o w let's have some legal in-1 terpretation as to whether the facilitn * for the trralim iil of (he Wi vk l*llil hill Nt ii !•••* • • I tul>rrculo*i8 mri•f otlicf illm*«*a**k rat* tbni In hmlril I .C ounty Commissioners should KiI w n i I ntMiijt ren*hr*t it* peak 9tnainta(n any. or certain *t eclflrd n* n* ri*vritl«Ml Gv \lr* I d fi «11• i• *hnr h 11 canals and ditches, or all I aiiais hM!(*h«*r hi a talk m! tt.i IGu *» , Siit**ln> *lrove • and ditches in the county If ('lull liiuch* **u ( imLiv in m Itt«-tt nn *he *m*l that there are « ’ li;i*.t (t*le e n (ill tietw eefi 1• either of the latter two is th<> r»n t iiIm • r«ilnr |*nli* fil> G» •* f..i On* iM'it •*itig iliie case u will not tie easily evplairitsl ....................... • to th, taxpayer, who need no mi i * »• I i *• f.. \ rr (ite * — dralnagr and the farmers that «k»i i f t *.i ' anf**r«1 t. ( * h a v r lieen paying a drainage tax I hi till ni the (»•••• . In addition to their regular taxes j i« ii U ii lujh fle«p tittil* i • i gt | i. »iil |m odem “ Personality 1 think a satisfact­ armnling lo Orl# Mmhi* •( gtirn/n( ion. ilirecteil t !•• ory solution to the problem can he , the rounty ngrnt'n • • t? • *»•••••* ng i*f (h«- llftnnl it) l ' ' ............. friction. I reached with . rrportnl I hu* morning tv. tut think ■ dragline should ho owned cnrefiillv nolinr the gi.» .in the county for auch work. enrh aI*l«* *»f the f •••%•! hi it m ^Tnen let each farmer pay so much nhle (•• ilrne In ft "If • < per hour or an acre for the work lie |»i*i|irt«l, hin»r*i > •* . •* r done in connection with the r«*ml immi M lirroinr *.•(•••. %• i drainage affecting him As this tluinag* >1 h\ the fi is an agrrultural county I feel that vim 'i| agmrtAt lining »' •• part of the c v e n s e should mmc I ake Sh.ir** Huiil* Cffout of county funds but not all ..f pi.iilli efikt i»f P r*I suggest the county purchase *»* the a »,ter ilokh' the machine and lot the farmer hulk hi'M.I I* i* elm* pay for the labor, fuel and some fuAil juet e|tf*t <lf Sa* I '* • jCcumulale for repair* extra to accumulate repairs mir htii not ii«jep eri«»tgh and maintenance of the maenfne. traffic The U|lt#r in* K ' » >aThls machine should work In any few inrhn* *rf rt*»chii'g if . fi ..r a m Kriid finhing I'Htt) v* hu 1. U^>art of the county where the far­ of thr Ited Cron* limlilnk ••• •mi (mm ('Im ru nlrr Fridny uf mers are Interested sufficiently (hr lake front, anil tin mm at iiiHtit to put up the funds to cover the ii.|«*( thi* »»»»i»»ly vi «• * I ••!• Thr |m*.•<»•! i niching above expense. Let it he nicr in atrrwn with *.*»ei i l«rgf*.«| finh m m l<* n*n*ivt « , I ( nr I H SniiH . h*«irntnii •*( Mi* nyiacinthn the farmers responsibility to Kluridn I••*!•• ■>11 <-•I ( 'Minmiifil**1* of |f» (Hi contact and collect from his nelFr*»m KruUy morning at * '»*» ,t who i ••!«*««**••*I 'bia informitti*»n m*'*i Thr party i*ru!•••*! 40 rmlr* ffeghbor or group benefltted -and o'clock until Hatunln v m*u rung in thr gulf in nnrhoi •• thnt IhriMiirlimd thr Stntr unrn. A flri w pav the county. at the same hour, a rise two •hivn «»f fifthing they mrt with , phiynirnt r«»rr|>* n*ntn*n |>n> nirrti« 'T h e above le my personal ami nnc-fourth inches was in led mr Ilot rc HU* i r** t«***k i» * it it 11 . mcirsftr over O'.* On thr thoughts from what I have seen at the Sanford Boat Work-. Mr l »rk to Clraruntri j5 mill* at i firev to iu m *’* i f ii iin l- H . IT '* f.. and heard." * Smith said. During the next .’ I off thr light hoiiftr. little­ Jitltfi 5.r*il,(l7.'l Thr foimhrf «*f claim hour period the rise’ was exactly ! Oliver hnggril n grouper u h . l i ’ nntn paid c»*mpm«ution nUi* »•**•• the same. From Sunday morning 1.121 rrflrrting 20 tnrhrft long, lb InchH*. m from 2JMHJ until H:00 o’clock thi- morning rlrrumferrfire nr»*l \%«‘ighmg *• *• i the rur m .»n»n»|»|*»v*nrnl «••** the rise was hut one an I mie- |Hiun*l«. Thm « nlrh nettedI l.tm i-rcli’d Midi 'lii> .l***mg •. f *.*» eighth inchce, which indn ited inHii^t rir* that the flood tide was ahnpi at The advertising committee of it* peak The total rinr * mi e the Chamber of Commerce met Friday was si* anil fue-cighth* at the City Hall Friday afterInches. CP noon and discussed plans for the High water from Ijike Monroe coming year. It was decided has fliHxled portions of the farms to continue adding to the adver­ of John ilrumley and llmwn tising reserve fond which now Miller located on the east side rt*cnv»*r«**l My "Duke” Mar Neill J fumhlt* Mhirh 'v amounts to anprhUmately 110,, of Celery Avenue, and ha* Kllfttii to •top thi* .Irivr oft lb .000 until such time as might The Sanford C.-leryfcd* w jJ r flooded the City farm on the Kufttli 12 >uf *I llfir g y b e advisable to launch a natwest side, adjacent to Lake Shore down to defeat hy the aeon fr>t The FnU foribAril u n lltbecnm.' v io n a l advertising campaign. 13 to fl in Kustl* Friday night. Boulevard. tired in thr ln*t half brcaiMr of If amhers of tha commlltaa aThe Kuatia squad showed plenty the lark of -ulistltlltrs noil wu down. She said that we can graad that It would be Inadvisable of flgh t,(n the second half when thoroughly mitplnyi-d liy th>to make any special effort to never aquara our d«b^ to human­ they scored two touchdowns to Rustle line. In the last period bring in mm* visitors at this ity, no matter how hard we try take tha season’* opener from Fusils rrroverril a Sanford film because there la always more to time until more housing accomoSanford. V ; . gVdntlon* ars nroviHad and better be done. ) ble on Sanford's own '2f> yard Due to fumbles Sanford was line. Two piny. Inter B- Anilet y * recreational facilities established. - Visitors at today ■ luncheon ON T IIK U8S CHICAGO IN Included Al Mooneyham. C. J. SAGA MI W AN, JA PA N -8ept-2t. only able to score one touchdown, son threw Knight a pass to sroiu Finley and W. L. Tharpe of Or­ (Special)— Beniamin F. McKin­ while threatening five times in the the first Panther touchdown lando. 0. W. Spencer announced ney, corporal, UBMC, husband of first half. Boh Cullum Sanford's Qctchs kick fur the extra point that on account o f the high Mrs. Lucy Chew McKinney, P. O. star tmek, led the only scoring w u goinl. thi- score sttxxl 7 to d water the proposed barbecue for Box 134 Altamonte, (8P.) Fla., attack late In the second ouarter, Again in the rinsing minutes of the KoUrlaas had been post­ la serving on this heavy cruiser, with Anderson bucking ft over the game Fastis tallied with Koy poned until November. Gordon which I* part, of the fleet helping the middle of the line from the ( ketch rrnshing over from the 2 Brtaeon had charge o f tho pro- occupy Japan. Eustle two yard line. Clark's yard line to put the final sent,■ Mrs. Kireher Points To T)ft TH Patients With No Place To Go Election Of Officers Bv Seminole C of < bn Andes Snags 7 Po und ( irmiptr -GOOD A BAD” normal IH ~ 975 New Yor k Buildings Hit By Big Strike V...J <1 ||.« it hl.C It* !*• illifldllM ( inIm th* l'ii »i*le»it notv *»f*' ON LEAVE A w A fY AX TT~ ^ To Decide What To Do About Atomic Itomb And Secret ,.n<l Altamonte Man Is Serving: On Ch^cagro 204-09 K . I a L 8 L Virginia \uto-Train ( rad; Kills Three i(eleryft»(ls Are Defeated.U% v Kustis By 13 To ii In Season’s Openei ntylcd a ofa th a t lead* a doublo life a t n ig h t oa a com fort, COiiatructloii, wnlnul tailored I'M of C Committee Delays Advertising DE LUXE BED - DAVENPORT A neatly In choice of figured covers. You'll have full pro­ tection for all of your foods' with thi* all metal ice refrigerator. Roomy shelf space! White enamel finish. AH AMOICAN military yaUeapia, Pfc. Simon Dumont, of Amwbury, Maas, is shown directing tfsfflc st • crocs rosd la Yokohsms, Japan. The main highway runs from Tokyo to the Alrugt airfield where the American occupation force* &r>t landed. (InUmaftoiwI) frames I I ruman f dr tailed >1.1' I I M ill l< tici •• . *l *\ that l ,*t%li| n 1 I o n ia n bn* i l n .M iln l the M a t e I h*|'Mi! litcnt in c u n t*' •i| the g ig n ilt n p io t d e m •»! pn. • g t'Blnyo. ,.f «n.llai* u mi tim e m i * idiiae* t h io tgliout th* () Values for • Your Kitchen! iiiiu M n M l \1 confirmation, although a meeting of the i v r n fia* been long expected The AUictj high command today (J blocked any atomic bomb research ^ l n Japan, and directed rigid con­ trol of Japanese economic life including wages, prices, and nil (taatlaard On I’ngt nisi CORNER • M a » i « r Sofa • Loungr Chair ' • 'll Up Chair • Corktail Tub . AfiK CH'NI' n s Ml AMI Hh V' H '*».'• in Mtuind* ’«**l t >’••* • r* *» I '• I*1'* M lllow • r*V it' I ' . TOKYO. Sept. 24. (AIM — ' A well-informed Jap source £ «a id toduy that Emperor ^Hirohito • has arranged to pay a preceflcnt-shatterinu call on General MacArthur at the latter’s residence, the ^American embassy. No date •was specified for the .meet­ ing and there is no official \*.i> ^hipped i. the Klottda fury (Interna- - President And A l l , Economic Life Inj Japan Brought U n -1 der Allied Control i F L O R ID \ :lll= lll= lll= = lll= lll= l 1 ^ f u lminating' 40 days of operatforts In Japaimee waters, tha Chi­ cago dropped anchor Aug. 28 at this key base of Japanese naval Ilu.lii-.l tn th*- -»-iti--' nii-p- • I'f. flaw Ih'u in di.-l Hi - - hinlet Mi. rimtliri M i. I Its lliiwtlinriii- *if I* i »i «• » i I I e, 1 has lin-n nut if ter! uf In, drill t wOciirdliiK to Navul nuthiit itli-s The riillislmi th-,-w lluulhui >• tn tin* path i'f » " unrumiuK <nt driven by William Retlley, tu-gru acrording to State Highway l’» trulm»'i. I. < llendrt Due to ’ * fact that Hawthumr w ». rul '-i Mi** Joyc** Itvvlp. •*xt£fmi«Mi without light* no fhnrgn*. win- . lot lurik’ *|*<M’inli*t. ft 14 in lb" prvferrnl, Bender said * minty Indxv tn further the « loth ■Kns. J J Myhre. escaped wdlt tr*it limitrnrn t»f I I I »t w w minor scratch.-* when the rct-ri-' •i *»*i•*ii nr fi I hy Mi* O ui *Im Wilft«»*i, car he was driving on the <»i (•uinty home <icmniifttrnt mu «gent. Undo road near Orlando, left the highway, turned over fi»Rerenl f|i»inhnit find Miflenitirf limes and came to n stop 1.2* ..f thn Cflunlrv Club rtiml r*enr the feet from where it left the toad kick for the extra point was no IS to fi. . 1'p•h1ft Church h»* results! ill thi* good. f*»r nmtinn «»f d»njteriM»Rly deep de* A large crowd from Sanford according to Patrolman Bender prewHiniifi in the road fthich *re Tha Fads threatened twice in witnessed the game and the Sem f'tdumhun found mtton Kr«*v* 1 ulilr 9<• rnuiM* Hccident* unleftt the first quartfcr when a pass Inole high school band paraded X in the W e i l In d ie i, and rhe *tm»n (Jiken ribr« «»f hy the rounty from Anderson to Cullum set qp at half time, with Miss Sophie road drpartmrnt itlva* maWintr rottnn cloth tha first threat, only to have a McDougsl leading CITY BRIEFS I* Ml \ n t t lt ll'K I l P 'l riii-iuloie J. Powers, son of H J Power, of (10(1 Maple Sti.-,-i Srhring. Kin hns won •lie light to went the "Bool* Mil*I W.ngs -if the I'nitrd States At my Psrnltoops He ha* com­ pleted four weeks of Jump train­ ing during which time, he tnadn five lumps, the lust n tactical lump nt night involving n com. hat problem nn landing. Otto the Great, having united the crowns nf Germany and Italy in US0. tecvivnl frt>m the Pope tin' title of Finperor o f Rome and Kinrf nf Italy thua foundlnf the Holy Roman Empire of the (*e*rtMan nation � 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, September 21, 1945 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 21, 1945. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 21, 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/50d08b396f1458e7abc51752db3dd0dc.pdf 0024455572cd5073650887af1f0cdcd9 PDF Text Text f~~v Hi ■ 1 yn 77IE PAGE S IX _-i— 1 H AN FO RD H ERA CD, HAN FO RD . M ONDAY. SEP TEM B ER F L O R ID A HELI* W A N T E D - IUISINESS SERVIC E FOR RENT Seminole County Court Record the up <.•“» «n*l nJ'L 1 1911 I hev •ill i iii.i-te i d r ill.. 6 |im»rnk'Tf in or Phonr ‘.KIT* It after :..nti P.M - ' £ \ RATIONING CALENDAR . 9 Fr AN VO LU M E X X X V II for • L I F T GIVING a Freesia Pattern • Blue Sapphires for September— • Ilin ifH • B ra ce le l.H • • . E a r r in g u N e c k la c e * W m . E. K AD ER J e w e le r 112 S . I'.ir h —Id 1 ' t e g g 1^ Lieut John Dighton Receives Promotion The first thought of thousands of weary men, now landing • in the South, la to rush to the telephone and call home. , . f. . r . What • disappointment If they find all long distance lima* buoy and they can’t get their calls through* , j/ F ^ f\ Over 8 Inches Of Rain : F a ll , During Week D a rin g tha waak adding, Sapt. f, lhara waa a ta ta l ra in fa ll of U webaa a* ccmoarad w ith I ra in fa ll f o r u a waak af yehaa, according to B . P . r, waatharwun. Th la w m an , azcaaa of 9.11 Inthaa fo r tha waak and an axcaaa for tha ya ar t o d a t a o f O J I lo t bad. T o ta l ' ‘ 1 fo r tha y a a r la 49.10 , EXQUISITE PIER GLASS WITH PAINTY GILT FRAME AND CARRARA GLASS BASE. • . . , - • ./.... » - * ' ' * ^ c jr ' - > THESE RfCHLY FRAMED, SUPERBLY DESIGNED MIRRSRS M A X B THE MOST REMARKABLE DISPLAY EVER SHOWN IN C E N T R A L PLORIDA. EVERY PIECE IS OUTSTANDING. * ./ , th e . * * • f, \ * ‘ v { t t lf v /a d w EXTREMELY LIMITED NUMBER ENHANCES THEIR EXCLUSIVENESS* , M r iu lie r \ » iir i.ile U P ir iv a M A IU I If lb . New List Of $ Jap Criminals Promised Soon Where Hurricane-Fire Swept llune Navy Hangars I ! I l\ \ I I .1 •| 11711 • t * .Mil v\ ." 11.1 l - - 1|. l. llg t l l l \ lis t -.1 , i i m er n iiiri.v fe r. . . n • rield Supervisor 3 T alk s T o Heads .. I AMi.-.l u n i Span ‘tnt.v. have a trlveil I ... I h. ua piihliah In-' nitfht it lit!r ■ " t« i t iatitI nrr*ar|it •flat f » tloll u( On Sihoo! Need* K e ttle s IV cd iels V/ilbur Nolan Is (iiiod S eason Al K i w a ii i s M r e I Back From Italy O f *'-• I * *** 4 “Nothing Beautifies The Home Like A<Mirror” YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO COME IN AND SEE THESE ATTRACTIVE CREATIONS ' * , . fora** tawparatare for 8apUmber to data haa bean 81.0 m dacraaa aa comparad with normal r a T 80.1 degree* or 1.1 darnga e k f - 1 normal. Awaraga tom para tor tha y a a r ao f a r haa i 76 .d a g rata * T j L 4 ahtr„ ■4■I, *a«- 1 V I't I A I *I l.,i I' ll >•• - t ii.ju l- Ii. n l l" ila > It •ii .i i i . -w a m i -u * l >i *t!. *I J a p w i l l , r . I i. i4.ilill. ti ll .ill Mil. •t r.-.n t ii.it a r v ■ u i •i ti.-t -f i l\ II 111 , I' • ■ M With Hist Division \\ ;ii M'> That Scliuul** M nsl Win l (inIid cn ct1 I .1 i .■ I A L ,. .A > i I n n III ’ il '-•(•It I >;i \ > I .M**I Ilit* I >ia i - h .li. ill | 11 Kill) (I. W u n n (I e (I I ' ii h i i c H as F ace l i f t e d In Membership (Jonl Of p o s t W a r l)riv t‘ 500 Is Sought Hy II. AAillard I ..n ri.ll) I h. he 1 • ttpe I *ellllkf \ •» thr tub' I Id aklp 1..b% fell ••. *4tr I •44I til IK* 4(1 die I ’em I .•lei the 1• r (!n»r* b Mipermi I kM . N H * '•!•• -i* t r V l#a, k *wui, A il|t « naw lit* fr**rr,^ Wi r Jr 1.. .—itt m md imtnv « t1»*-» in Hi I Th irteen n*v» iflemher* * . t * ui . -igim t e i- i»pf ■ At! i tlimitu I tie ducted into the A merli n I :|f I'H'Rtll. •••. Ft* • DM . il \-rth i k! l m meeting Monday eve va Avenue budge ut lake J**flint f Main* nt •lr. I he r i.-l •up tn the Volusia count) line, 'ampbell Low ing - f••l ti»« > lor t I* .III. .th by Joel w ill involve en expenditure ° f w«# reported _ 'r it. . I hrj»i* i ncculdllig to it,forma adjutant eISftV til#* * l" lf At I ....... hph. thin rtiv iv e il l.y Stute Senutoi T h i- «c were John L.lw 1L*' I vkit h hnUi»«'Vk i\ t a "U die Lluyd j It,>v Ic and Stale Re of Panin. John K t anil 1.4.1 I ••%•L»miii-»1 \% trtili'a-tirr »ivrt 1 I t.. Mon piescntutiv, M It Smith from Sttiifortl: W ilty A K*m5t ill* t lei IS ••!»•• Lw .> th c i ven the . f clrun. tk ell liKhtrd mti rtor »' K . E lg in Hayle»a, chairman of of the .Nnvv; John (anas l» 1 h b tl * ! ' x hi .j. tn .it ...nullv . fl. " H r ra|MH*inlly plru «id v%lth !*• MlUllll Sn n fo n l; Tn o m *i A. (‘•tl»i. of '**u tho State Road Department. : del . . e. I l . t tva * tonir fruit ami v r|frt« li|r hin '* Representative Sm ith y>d*y ata fortl. (!hu rlr« llo lliclu vs .<1 Sm Mi -«*l ted that h„ wa» very well pleae-d fo nl; I ’hurltg YV Ii«*t 1» *f I;•••*• i l - f i m t - and v rg rfii li| Xk.. .1.1 ind i*h I h^htinir mid inn r nt th« progrea* on thl* project I . W illia m V 8ti*|ih*‘*----‘ ' title » on which he bus worked contin­ Nav y , W illiHin T Kn hi 1 ^ Miiiia irfi J 4i -V ru k«'!t • I hr ually ain .» hi wa* elertrd. aiyl trr llu v r n ; Ilouifl.i *•* |i«»if't«*d vaith lin d r t«» | » '.i he added that he wa* very grate (Mimati of the N ha ' **■ , f ,- » 4»te I diaprrt-e-1 3 * I. * 1 w lo SriiMtcf IL.) I.- tor »cli«n i" M tlla i.i l»rh ..rr»at "f , . • k'. .1 a ith 1 • M i • •rcunnif rtf lit of **y*. «nU to thr r un ,» l.av rn tlrr uf S if t ••f Mil I Itr »n»M»t lat % • .K*.ii Srm litolr t ounty rhm ni»rr nf j ct^ M y of Su>J i ••!•nit itrnl t hr ? r nr • in • v f 1mi. i ..p i f'ommrrr** ..f u h irli K » U » r.M K |f , |o , y Ilo yU ^ n. si. •! •... I. .1 -hnlke w nrni rn u n trr- I *•• • pi ail I i'll i.* ii . i . g in . I, manager, for .1. m te re .l, |hp rP1,ul.., iitm m l l»y thr Wnm I • •I t hr ... t M . 6 I Irak I ••* • I 1,00 l» .1*41 t in'ei v • nl I hr -tale Ini- | i II. Noliio •• " pruject. i . Avar Departm ent a lui • ifiiti t nmpurty which id*u n|*rtalr •hi,- .h •11.i •k»e from tle.l i*i* a*« f filial* *h a ) Hit ••' »• . . i i *. | .I - • h " mi lui* •\ • i ( mop M Smith and llo ylc brought back relic of thi* w ar lo replin r the j I'iggly W ig g ly Store it-. • lllatultiiiT In ii n\ IHH inti* vnnr (lint U" f *.t •t I leonine v i.ural* In ti ... . from Tallahassee Thuradey the no­ World W ar I gun which dining Sm all boy* of Sanfot xxii* F ia«iie ti Hill key pi ••Ti»i it- t he ptjhlw i* • »r* I irik» k*i r u in ' « H .1 V ,i tice to be advertised that sealed the scrap drive waa doioit.-l l.v l»een goggle-eyed of late, Li t/ I lx III .im p t ..f It .... .1.11. - - ..f th* fin i ti tn* bidx would be received from thr |m*t to be meltr-l .lo w nn.l mg the work going on I In i .1 11 i n it . I MI e J tin |.> > contractors up tu I 0:,10 A M ,used j n i for scrap matnl In i.i.li'i.m \k.iii liu llillliic, ra|M*« itiilv vu . * • \ . »'| •»**' •M|*p« on Oct 4 on the road, which *« , r|Mr. w,„ rri|m ..,,..i t *to* Ilijf v*rlill*Ta cu llllitf -f#rl I :*.* I 1i ft*-. | to !#• .and liilum lnou» road m.a „(ivernil,pnl to f 11 11nf Midi (hi* hlut* fluinr a* ram . • .. «4l»i1 n |e*e- |t I•i ''(el die ^ hm tt ruin laodrf Wfib pavement for 9 M m ile. '.q u a d . Mr. Boyle w,.- ,.i . ! l -*1 ( D i x i e ) I >i\ i > i u i i I' . »o ut* i fillet! i*\ • '• i |*r u^ff rwa | Ii n irrly m»i t #i »m • On Weilneada* of l»»t week „uth on ty Ui reipi.-.i .lit,, .ii, f•» r» * n p ftL 1 ’ •• I D l i e S c n l 1 1 ( 11111' HIM a htrli la i*4*Ifi|f c t lr if K the contract was jet for the re cpm rlpry .pace from tl.. ' th* •lu t in ' *',• i |" surfacing of '•»#( E ir il Street ^ |, |,ury d e c ,,,..,. ... kfive if i r ii l f i tlr| di I ♦>« *••!• • • \ it xklirli •* i ’ from thr rity lu n iU t« Nfonror ,|lr f„ |ur^ llH* f rleilllt ut ,1 I••V*•I | . . . Cortivr. a tliwtuncr of 2.11 Iinlra, #1 the a •1!"i* *i in T h r Punt which nuii i.t n .l J 7 l Ih r e(•It*vk ii ik in fr••»»t >•! Mad*i Rt • ctmt «*f $ 10,327. Mr Sm ith Srrtlw |{ IH’lelll k Itllel • W M 'i 1 ut Srmiioeh ‘ •• •"1 thia y ta r i> ftckin K •* nirruhn ia luiaily pr**p«iliiM il* nr a * .11 Mill feel fe- Ilf in the ! •*11* that “T . letter to Senator Boyle, i , o f. J1- ' Id Ih r fur opening l iir f i r -I of Olir Hi*" 4 ee ellt k S iij , I X*-••• • II- A I | **1 I I Hill Mr. Ilayle a. alatcil that the o u t f ’ • A ‘U,Ut,^ 1 f , • *|. ,• " v fk T h i* is l«*c*it*'»l u r n ,1 •■ ••min' ** * \l Kitui a t i *i »i Mlaw Ityth lllk'*l I'X N4 ua lay In Road 44. added to » 169,‘B ive of the P»M » ill .. f ■ > 1 l*e||« e i l l / , I , * * f II I«. .Perkins habm liisher > 1.. lii'hf s luhletl •‘ Misa Ilw**r« infill* o • ft*I III* I tee lelke lie e.f tl>i III 670 of road outlau for Seminole climaxed at the annual *tutr frvk Itvms w ill l>r «ohl over t he* w ill he felt tliMMiirlimit t »»•• ••• i *.% r f e I I W | a At• , >1 IttOOMMO • 11 | | \ i <il' 1 I ilsa ' b’ Cuunty from Jan. 1, 11M3 through I^ g ln n “roundup” here in. Miii \ •H im ................... • rounter anil othrr ilrm s vkill ' t|fl» f'uUlilY not lit* IV Mi the -•!••• ,t f . kl xke, b - K IX\ |f>!|« M. . V •a in * ahfor Ju ly 31, 1*46, would make a 27 and 28, w hich I* l*cing v ' i r Ji i ia i \ in.*nth • l . . pn on displnv for o rilrrin g . n '*• *« ols hut in (hi ro iiiin u iiit V " -to I i I nitli* % Vkill xpnik g'l t h«'f ills totid of 1544,017 for thla coun­ ducted throughout the .tut*- hy announcrtl totlay '•.••iAl f....... nt.I, n l" •■ rn Sllfit | mu toil iai*'*’il tin* |»-e It.a lt.o. U ... . I iitifel *•»»* i i • ,if.«l tn Julfl ty, which would cloaely aecoad thr 40 et 8 Society of thi* l.rglnn f I. * • • » ,»t 1*1 ' Ik i If | • * kill on. tm ns tn lie* (Mite la'lte i H iipiai' v.t K elf iarts I it ) . Brevard County'aa | 5«2,4fl7 road 1-ater w ill coma thr National I " S T R A N liK P H I'r r * «>DS( I n k fr.| with tin true hem unit th. • '•» 9*«*t lt|4ol|o |||„ | ............... III'!. ••ni'e'Ctiil x* it II Ml .A I I N I . I S I S Roundup at Indianapolis. It'd total. * I / • • I• V eehlll K ■ 7 01. » fe . I . HOaSTON. Sept 19. i/V> !»'•• OW9I * hlM rni H* m einhel» -if th* AA ill.mu |leliii**nl M*. . •*••r %• t hi* v r » I \\ \ Honorably dlachargrd vrtrtan* hr*t - sellinir I r noie Vk•*' k of 1,1 ||( < * ' a 1 'Tn connection with the com­ n o v r I “Strin k.’ ** stmlent leiuly In tin* vktl p .<11 Sept I ( U44'0'pl ••I f i •> in.i b• ImiKIi ' M'piilni e llkhll-lilK* III i il 'l.v I p an io n of tha two countiea,'' of W orld W ar 1 or II #n.l th.iae F ru it," written hy former M** tletter mutual uml**»-taialim: «•' \ i i \ ) iLid n i Ifiiiiih tg m il I «'•>( I hi-, ha* wit1*1, xk.iiihl »»•••• wrote M n ^ B aylea a, " it n u l l be who rem ain in the acrvlcr after sionsry L illia n Sm ith, was rule*l l»e attained which w ill In* followe*l ef•r« a 11y lee tei«riit l.a k r - N,*\ *1 noted that there are aeveral ceaeatlon of hostilltlr* n rr elig i­ ‘•tibscene,* Ainilecent anil Inipui***' hy more autisfart*»t > operation *»f I r 4*i '11vi pf I ru ti‘1. it "tie «li*. I*. • I - .elll | |« t«* 'h'lll«*hlllFnt l**f of * m ilita ry baeta In Brevard County ble for m embership In thr A m rn yestenlay by thr Mnssarhu»«'d a the srh'Htla l»\ ! hr IlfliHiih* Navy IC••«'t uP •• k’ •11I / 4*11 feel* 4*w Vk111* Il |*al||ft<< !.n*r u iiil neel.lv thtoii|fh i ■ that rcnulrad road conitruction can Legion. Those now in ser­ supreme court which u iih rhi «••»» Follow ,nif Supt I aw ton* a l«D ^tuti'Ui H m •"»» *»f Mi (»"•! M< -may obtain application virtion of a merchant f«ir «**lh»ig Mrs Ole t iH'kran pre»nlrnt »*i I i K .•\ during the w ar. S la t* Road No. vice i*.i ! ni.ihpiist. for \S It M.iv* •*f III? b Fiftn x it tot v " L il -I tn let* Hxxm i*I*. I I•V Hi* |< wMlInwfit On •••ar *m h o 4, the main artonr down tha E M t blanks from Legion I W * in l*e the hook. pi i * < .• f e f t nuntrv ^ t i i r l , \\ •111ii •>i Jr wi4»» uf ••-•t HIM. .• VkI II thr V# tl »Ml 1 ' H Coaat, run* through Brevard mailed to the Pont of their *• t i* .•x*• f rnnt klari.lmg ifrailiiult* af v *i»m...h till.I tNth ft I Xla leal % jkt.nl. ,ft*l County and in addition, the bon­ choice, there til be held on file llip h S» I»*H*| la-1 Im ir llr u "" 4 .i a ii tm D*in iiim i •h -ii f •- efta Hi* ded irulehtedneae of Brevard C o u ­ and acted en Immediately upon v k il h th** la lin g «ef S**am.* • ' 1 * •Illttiwrat I'mlfl. Iieexx «»•• nty i i )n auch a thane that they the discharge of the applicant or b v1-4I (I . all Sun . In««. vti.iMg M«*yr aa 111 hi- •' M.4001lit Th l') kklll t»«. •••Ml lo.'ll*" •li»> Itftri linui. .ImiMtf thr storm hav# a aurplua in tha Board of In event ne remain* in the li lulling far ttisiiit olir yr*ii ft*.m thru* Adm lnlatratlon of around 840,- service. ui thi* Ii..fin* ..f Mrs Martha M'wallawe— Up r w Seven) llie* 11a( Iter |l|Sl»'| lM veK.il Mtiffi tt. Th e Legion dance here on till < eli ry Avr nur • .•Ill'llIt9lef«*af tl) Ml l|f tei'.''0al Sept. 1 was auch a aucciv# that P e t e r s o n Warns vkhrfr kkiri'w .»! tl.r lea. W uf thr Ini' lllltrlllaiM l nf ^aflf..l«l. F i n . another dance la being planned, tin.! wheel ta*e| N*» .llllllUge J A C K S O N V IL L E . Kepi 19. - more needed than ever if Ibe | Dealers In Trucks o a itiiin s units nf th« nl.) FUiri'hi ll'lliwr said M r. Field. "ilk Ifp o itr*! ( F N 8 ) — F in a l plana werr com­ m orale of our overaeua ucruim N lit uni a 1 (.Iiatil puted for the statewide fund tlon force* i# to I—• maintained j lli-n v y demand fur u»ed truck# b eillnv* |it|f a |-ii\ if i i'll tilth HUP* ra la ln r campaign In thla S la te H e stre*»ed the fact that our Jack pe l ui (in* 4 In•■ (luii 4 hurrh I h i i by Ua# N ational W a r Fund. F lo r i­ ob w ill not lie done until thr I*#* resulted in hlnck in n ikcl Students No action In regard to an X r a y e d ilral# and a* a leaull price run a . 4 i ____ I'veinn r, n talk w ill k>« . mftda da D ivisio n, when official* and (aat service man returns. k lU n a le route fo r tho State Another point brought out w a. trol lew , app lying to the ...Ic At Crooms Aciicicmy lev T B«y«l"Ua>tnf». atut« »acra* chairm en of commltteea met in H ighw ay 3 on the Sanford Lake! i i i \ tlirrtL ir i»f thr C h ristia n 8 / 8 g t J e e l^ r . Evan*, brotjwr Jacksonville at the ca ll of preal- tha need for the maintenance o f f »r '*rk. w ill be atrirtly enforce I front v u to k e n .e l the’ m eeting w ell equiped recreation cent. r . ' «nd licenaea w ill not •«- .*«u.-l Evan* uf tbe dent W elter L . Haya. A ll atudrnt* of 16 year* u( ngc • hurch. an,I nil church rmvnbera In TaH ahu eee by the fitete Road of Manama ^ o r r iv c l In Department, due to a beenee of J . E d B aker ia »frv*0* a* cam ­ and club room, for tho.e In t h e ; until ce rtific a te , of tranafrr .*.*• or over were x-rayed l*y the *lnff. are invited to l*r preavnt. m a ritim who man........... the j j[l<*d * r,c* *"'* i *tn Robert Cerlton, member from this Country y fS n e a d a y from paign m anager and /h p o rta that lu o u u ne -aervlce -— „ . * 1**' . i l! of the State M oLiir U nit ut the ennounced t'd e y f „ M,m# Academy (colored) Tue* Judge A (1 K anner. form er thia d istrict, It-w a a reported to­ the, European theater and lx ■ trong commltteea have been sat ahipa that must tranaport our I Board. H ,|MV it wa* announced l>v Mr» real,lent of Sanford and circu it by M a yo r'E d w a rd lllg g ln i now el Camp Blending aw aiting up In e ll but e few countiea and aervlco |>eople home from a l l ' by A II 1 eteraon, ai-crernry A complete checkup will !«• Elizabeth lla rk e y Klrcher. #ecra- , juilgc uf the 'Jth Ju d icial D istrict, hla honorable discharge with 104 It la expected that the aa w ill be parts of the glol*e and also carry , who attended the meeting. the vast uuantitiea o f aupplies and I made un a ll fulure aalea uf t„ry the Seminole County w ill l"»y hi# first o fficia l v(ait The alternate route w ill either poloto to bla credit, the latter arg in lsed shortly. Praaldent W alter L . Haya, In m a te ria l, that W ill ba needed 'trucks, and certificates frohi both Health and Tulwrctiloal# A«#ocia- I to Sanfo nl #lnce hla appointm ent be b y . Fu lton Avenue or Ftrat 1 #a a judge when he w ill b* In 8/8ft. Evans served with the hla appeal to cam paign worker*, throughout thr world for rr I purchaser and seller witl he re tlun' Street to P a rk Avenue, accord' i)Ulre<l and they w ill have to opContinuing the work of x.rav chambers at the Co u rt House lo g to * M ayor H lgftn a, who 80th elviilon In France. Belgium pointed out the fact that the hnhilitotion. H e exreaaed the belief that if l**»r personally at the Ration ,,( colored person#, the unit w ill Saturday morning at 9 :3 0 o’clock favora the form er route poet end Holland. He entered the ceaaatlon of hoetilitlaa haa only nt while Judge M II. Sm ith la on the C ity HaO , the extension of aervtce vrlth the National Guard acre ad to incraeae tha need for F lo rid ia n s could l*« mad# to a|* Board office to alrn them, Mr |„. „( Geneva and v icin ity I'eteroon atated. Orders have hceo | from n ;ui A.M to I J ',11 au*l 2 (Ml hi# vacation, according to 0 . P, funds to support the numerous which next the Court Houae, In 1940. Herndon, county clerk. Prio r to given him , he added, to carefully !*> On p M relief agencies that are •confront­ p redate the need and to um ln xNpiM- tie In w ith plane fo r » Juilg*- Kanner waa Close to three-fourth, of th* e d with the gigantic rehabilitation ■ land th* effective work thrae scrutinise each deal Instance* ,,f X- rav* of the colored pop*d#, the war, e k i . bua ate lio n away from supported by the W ar I putting price# up or m aking «idr nop |n Goldsboro this week rx - State Senator from Stew art, i l a * tru ffle, to he located et total population of India works In program in Europe wad A s ia thla iloing, that p o rh lu 'a | deals w ill be reported to law rn rreded the record of previous , i* the eon of Mr#. Chari** K a n ‘ of the Palm etto Avenue end Corn- occur**!°ne connected with the w inter, w hile I ner of Sanford. w ill be q u ickly subscribed. forcemenl agencies, ha said. 1 years. It w a. reported. la U SO and U SO -Ctoap Street, . a i,«I S»“ »Siii u” ... . SO M EW H ER E IN T H E R Y U K Y U 8 , Sept. 19. - < 8 p e « la l) Lleut. John N. D lfh to n , fo rm erly of Saaford. F la ., waa rwcontly promoted to l i t lieutenant whlla ■ arvlng a t an advanced a ir baxe dn thi» region. •w I ig u t Dighton, who fo rm erly attandejl Samlnol# High 8chool. waa Inducted Into the A rm y tn 1948 and waa coramltaioned j aecond llautanapt In A p ril, 1943. He hax been on ovjraaaa duty • afnea J u ly 8, 1940. Prior to anw taring tha lenrlca, Lieut. D ig tvtun waa attending the U n iv e r­ s ity of A labam a. M arried and the , fpthgr father of aa two-y* tw o-year-old kI . *,« *■ h t—T, Juan, daughter, Joan, iU r ’L . Dlghton'e iton'a S tre w lf« if liv in g a i f , _ . 0 tt, Tparalooag, A ft K ‘ . A U T H E N T IC C O V IE S O F R A R E IM P O R T A T IO N S IN W ID E B EVEL IA )U IS X I V A N D F R E N C H P E R IO D S T Y L E S S I Z E S 4 1 x 53 — 4 2 x 54 — 4 2 x 60 E T C . K4 j 1 9 1 '. Vt A SH | N (. TON s . pi 14. t A I ’ i I I* inc n»*n w|**|i from Japan In W ji nhing G»n Ih r rr II .'*< • -|***i| pawl ih r h alfw aj mark nit I jir i r •...“••Ml mile llii;h i I ih I j * r\a « tl* tin al il Ir AI *4 A M I. U .T -. 1 trill lerlt IliiMI**! M (<llr* •mu in ,•iiili i i.u liitn l Itii* - e r r I .*0 mill** aieith nl W Jlatlll latte V lltoin Ir f f Itnf % . t ill.l da ** hn h U j I iih k I Ithi mllrw pawl thr nndw.i* |Miinl at W h iir lin r '«• 1 in id .t. Thr? <*r« •-\ pro l iil In land at VV •' Itiui; lull ,1 I. I* M nr wsseanrl Is Ills | | . « ,»| »*a wstllllr Ilk' til* D til. whip. Ml.I Ih r « •••.ff.l-s lift , awl Bring EXCLUSIVE SHOWING! , . 1 9. 5 EXTRA SPECIAL • S K I'T E M IIE K U r Aaowetatwa A c r ip p lin g a t r ik e n g a in .it t h e n a t io n 's o i l in d u s t r y n p S ir e d g a in in g h e a d w a y to jr, a w i n g n o w t h o u s a n d s L a b o r d is p u t e s A s th e m it io n s l r_ d e m a n d s t w a g e In ­ K n i g h t , p r e s iviha w alkouts ths entire In- • will help him. W EDN ESDAY. Two Important Newspa pursSuspended In Tokyo For Fuhlisliinjf Anti I ’ .S. News Improvements On 13 New Members 44 In This County Are Inducted By Involve $385,000 American Legion. R,US'IJ|‘SS . long before ho aeea home again, ho can be there- If you E l.O K I D A . « fl« r N K W H P \P K H Truman Given Fritz Kuhn Is Deported N o nrw developments aroag in M m I L where some 8,000 aulu workers were Idle nor at the 9 W«fUngh«use E l e c t r i c Corp Plants In a l l atatss where a ten-day strike Idled more than 37,000 workers. O il uftlon o fficia ls bava laaued a - atrlks mobilization order in I ^m idw est plants Involving an esti•- '^ tn a w d "So,000 workars. If contln uiid. tha oil a trik a may affect th a .b ag a steel production plants In the In d ia n a -Illln o is area. A 8teel ahutdown would make 50. T H E M AN W IK I T I I m U G H T he roul.l l.ring N'nii*m to the I 000 workers idle. Itund, Eritx Kuhn i* -bnwn »> hr Irf' 1 '# O fficia ls of the UniU<l A ut»- State* with hi* l.rrm hi* E a lb rrla n .l afti-i having t.r. , ..*.!. .. mobile Workera ( C IO l ossrrte.1 .. <.ei Minn* went with t ’ , Inter.>..t - **• last .night that the union tilans deported Si.me I ■'* to proceed with ila demand for a 30 per cent general wage incraa»e in the Natloh'a automohili• industry but that It wuuld not re- j ” fug« temporary increasea at thla I time. . One union spokesman said temporary inefeasea might provide j a means of averting strike# in | plants of m ajor production. He ^pointed out the negotiation of an induus try SO per cent increase pro bably would reqtftre months of Other Road Work To contarvfi ~ -neea, Aggregate To The 0onion executires hastened Post For Next Year ______ $544,678 Since -‘ 43 to U i . however, that W m.porary P h o n o 3 5 7 -W Al h i. I I in 4* v\^»le It Jw in*' (IN K «ir« »ilat M»ir "•••"I b«*atri l.» . f i, v%- ( I V rrllrn t r«»n«liti«»n fine Tayl*»7 tint *»(*•**,««mih T ot S tfo llrr. 211 Mapl*’ A vaiuu Il irk III th ru I .....ting plan* I bey f lt i vai tlv tbi .g o i- trine *acii F ^ T laying ben* Mrs George IIM,(i:ing and afteim ioii Edw ard M affctt. E, Lane. FO R S A IJ i F U R N IS H E D garage apart ...... it Nice 0 room home rlo*c t*» South with large extra ...trier lot **n side School Can give tin |.u# line Edward h Lmo mediate puaaeaslun. ( H II.D 'S wheel tov* and em ail Robert A. William* ,|r«k and rhan I'hoio •*•»•* J Phone 7 32 Atlantic Itank llldg Long before hU trouble* vanish in her warm embrace . . . IN D E P E N D E N T and Strike Of CIO Oil -Union Might Block S te e l Production Idling Over 50,000 tot*) 30 per cenL They em phasiz­ ed that there had oeen no offer industry In connection with d « k a p -g a p Incrvatra and that thay bad p>«n(lon*d no aptclfic m lnl• mum sx an acctplabla tem porary Incrciaa a t th l, lim a. W *!t«r P • Raothar, U A W -C IO v ic-p rca ld g n t. aald In a prcaa m rp n ft r t n c f l i l t w *«k that if any w company war# to grant a 10 p ft t«nt InfrvxM now and latar agreed to tha f a ll 10 par cant rtl*v. tha union would axpret tha additional 20 pay cant to ba made retroactive to tha effective date of tha In itial Increase. •i •I..1I.I % Mu* aflrroiN in in th e d n in ly l is up to.usl, S A N K O U I) . EM lablbth ed 19 0 S "Oil Workers Join Clamor * , For Strikes POTTERY i r p .M -m i mm* It * .Snip ti Part.2 of a grand homecoming . . * TMDAA P .I'I. ton it; Id W t A I Ml II lO M O K K llV S I . - -i.lil* .u M f ir il ....... I In.** S • till! 11.II Mil rf flat* rl H ftA N h nru livin l ii.i**met I •" * Snrif*tril A v rn iir, nr |th'»»r 3 K ” L 1 Ml U o lt y T t * r * Lr. B lr * n « t h — T » P reU e t U a N a n ef Um Wortdi T # F r a a e t s U a Progress of A m rrica i T e Prodace Preepertly for Sanford. ROSEVILLE IS* P A IR of good W*.ik mule* -ell one **r led** .heap Phom t ill I 17, 1 9 4 5 H ill, John C . Sailfoid and De|i Copelaral. Oviedo. AViliiams. Jew H illy. San An tonio and Stella C h erry. Sanford 1 Ituulrrson. Herman E . Picr.voh M EATS AND FATS and Clarice M cCullough. Hunnell. V 2, \T 2. X 2. Y 2. Z 2. now Woolley. Stanley S.. New York vahd, expfre Septeralier 3 0 ; A l, and Minta Ann Hockaday. Term III. C l . D l. E l . now valid, expire Ricks. D an irl Jackson. O rla n d o .j <>ctot»*r 31. K l. C l , Ills Jl* K 1 # and Helen Maxine Sm ith. Orlando , txia valid, expire November 30. Rupp. Ituaaell It . Sanford and I I M l. N I. P I. Q l now valid, (.rare A liiertn Connann. Orlando. expire December 31. SU GAR Kalge W illiam IL . Del-and and S u g ar stamp No. 33 expires Eleanor Alice Simmons. Del-and. December 31. A m lo K N m The Russian government has A irplan e No. 1, 2, 3, and * appropriated one billion dollars for the development of television. now good. ta 20 nerra tdr<l c rlrry fnrm. late ly plowrd and harrowed on C a m ­ SO D A fountain girl*. Good w ork­ ing condition#. Good aalary to eron Avenue. Phonr E H. Stowe, atari. A p p ly C ity Drug Co. Friday September. I I . Iti2 K or E d w a rd , E . Lane, Aak fur M r. Johnson. AVsrrant) Deed# fdiorir M 2 W eeks. It O. To Amanda Grice C O M P L E T E L Y furniaitrd bungs P O R T E R wanted for a ll around drug atorc work. Good hour* et v ir Aaron 759 J a ftrr 7 00 W A S H IN C * machines rr|»air«'«l low Call C it y of Sanford. To Volte A Standard pay Apply C ity D rug ami a ll home a|»|»li»r»r«'* 4 i.V lo rk AVilllnma et u i. * c ll IJcncral Urpair Simp. 7‘»T N orth M illa. Orlamlo. |»h«*nr | .S M A L L apartment. Couple only, W A N T E D : G irl# for full tim e | I.ightfnnt. H arriett. T " Minnie Johnson. l i l t Park A v fn u r 2 -1972 or .Sanford 9 I.V» Prompt at Iainey’a Drug Store. Robinson. Annie Hell Howard Horvfcc. FINANCTAIg— at ra lly el vir as Trustee for Hal Mar S A L E S G IR L , full time, \V K A H K fu ll v i fI *1111| u*•I employment. i l 4 A Dept shall, Jr to C u rtis Conway know how to rcrap your t in -* S A V E nionrv when you huy your W ilson, l.ix x ic Anna To T ru st .Store. , N uturnl ruhhrr or aynthrtii' Clirtatinn & M isainnery A llian ce next car *>r true!, thru lower :L A H 3 IF IE D a d v e r t i s i n g r a t e s , w r protect thr u n lra ill* of local bank (m ancing and nur S A L E S L A D Y for steady, fu ll of Sanford. JOe per Hnr for one Insertion your tirr. June* T ire Shop I*and holding exlnration Co T o lower inaiirancr cost* C . 41. time employment. Apply in ORc per M ir for three insertion* Cor 1M and Kirn, phonr James Yore, Iloyd L Co. ‘ person Th e Outlet. 37c prr line for 6 insertions C ram er. Loasie To H arnett 0*> per lin r for 20 inaerlinna , CJOINc; to f l y ' t i t*t * trip lot • •A V E money on your fire, w ind­ W H IT E g irl to work na m arker Arnett •lent policy from t 'I H") I , tm ip, uut'.mobile, wnrkmrn'a and checker One with high E Annettee Hind# et al To & Co. PH O N E* I O R B R IN G Y O l'R AO. la T H E , A N F ‘ ,R D H E R A L D eompcnaat ion. h tirg lary, lla .ehool education preferred. Robert A W illiam * Count, f i t . w ord. lo Ihr lin r, tocladlng phone and addresa tiility and otnrr inaurance. Apply in person to Seminole Quit C laim Deed L IA B IL IT Y inau ran rr o ino.t A ll advertisements for situaliona wmt*-t w ill be chargrd for » l l Yo u 'll like our p ro fit-ah n rin r County Lau ndry Co., HID W c jt Mullock. K nrrcst Mcnor. T o ( irnpoi taut. You know what it plan of Insurance. C . M. Iloyd Th ird Street. r r c u lir c lM s iH ia _____ -Maude Bullock. would coat to rrpln cr your * (in. Real Fa ta le Mortgage hotJir. fu rn it u ir. n irirh x rid i— M AID. Steady houaewoik Apply ' I A IU IK rlrru ln lim r M’Mcr Cowan. R .T . et ux To G u lf L ife FOR S A L E arid automobile' if *|, •■ ln*y*'*l. L O A N S on raah vault* of life II and A Dept Store between — I rntitlilinn with «!r»im ami -%n*l Insurance Co. llut >i*u don't kr.iw what Ih r Inturnnre policies at 2 ’ v % to 9:00 A M and 0:00 M. PI |, | . up » it h krfo«rnr and furl C i.ll 1M2-J S atisfaction nf Mortgage V rn lic t la going lo hr lo n law IV f ,\| Iloyd ti Co. nil lirfn rr winter. F irs t Federal Savings A Loan atilt invnlvlng bodily injury or M A ID for general housework II. II I’lH ’ K M l.. IN . . C S F D I (I h r. for -ah- A ll #ixrs dentil Get adi-<|ii.il*. Iia h lllly L I E U T E N A N T and wife d c ilre Small fa m ily Good pay for A*sn To Tildefi L Gorham et ux Forrest G atrh cl To George I. furnlaherl houac or apartment. rovrragi*. ( M Itoyd A I *• 11 u ,l uo*l pn#-engei Stafford* ranahle noraon Phone 261-1 U P H O L S T E R Y fo l.rir., tapestries. Swann et us No children or pet* Lieut. S rrv trr Station I'hoor 'Jl'lll 1ainn*k» lirnm tellra, a At T O IIO D Y AM » I K M l It II G IR L W A N T E D general house­ M arriage License* Youkera, V aldrz Hotel. stork to a r lr r l from US W O IIK IIY A N E X P E R T . S it . work D u ly hour# 9 to 2, 5:30 Stokes. Ar.eil Ir e . M ui'laod. and 12 a A * It K S - hind with Brown. 2'.'11 N Orange Ave. I I I'E K IO R A lI T O P A IN T IN G — E C R N L S H E D two-berlroom upurtto 7 :3 0 . S a la ry 110.00 weekly, Lucia Bernice Townsend. Apopka. 1'range I r r o on paved io n .1 Phono 4 0 .:i. Orlanilo. Fla inent <>r house Lieut. K th ier, largo aaaortm rnl of ••dura Y**ur l o l l Oak Avenue. . Wolfendatgen. Howard C h a rle s.; I’lir iI I 7.MIIIU Kdwuid K m r cun lank now. Ilrln g it to Phone if 1*V3 n fler *1:30 P.M . or Del-and and Evcritte D. T e m u r. H O S P IT A L IZ A T IO N ln«u>«nrr 1nine man for cutting D e l-m il ua at.d fee. I 100. Kxteneinn 2.T7 during day. C O L O R E D Individual, fa m ily and group IIO l.L K It M O TO R S A L E S grass. 60 cent* per hour. Hudgins. |a-R oy. J r Sanford 0 . M. Iloyd A f " _______ ______ I ’hnn* 611 W A N T E D to rent n piano. C a ll Apply Seminole County L a u n ­ and Comm Tatum . D el— HOT P O IN T \f|»*l' l-4'p MVXI' 1 | 20H W. |at St. snl OOM.J dry H19 W est Th ird Street. 11.Million 1' h n n <* W IN D STO R M insurance Now I# Excellent Shoemaker. A lo iiio K yle, Sanford I Ih r lu n r lo | ro*eet your pro­ 40‘J 1 L N E U K N L H llE li hnuar. Per m an, 71 r.T 4 WOttrTXMi at one*! S e m i­ and -Jnme Ida -Shoemaker Han * M ISCE LLAN E O U S — p r.f y a fn iio t w tiu l-U in i ‘lam. ent rraldcnta. Ilox J, c/o nole D riv in g Park, Freddie’# ford ni*r It. M Iloyd A l.o D avis. Jefferson It . Fun liln ff lle iu ld . iiiR iIn n hrniM* nn S IX •ROOM t,Sight C luli. Good aalary and tip*. N (' and (trace Keeling. Sanford j lake Good fiahlng. lim iting nn*C A N Y O N E w iahing to iirlp drive H O U S E or apartm ent, furnlxhed Jo.OOd L I K E Insurance lo each Funder berk r . John P Orlnndu to Trento n. N .J. leaving Sept hut him* I* <» M«»» r,7M l*h«»i»r person aura l*i I" 35 for * I 1 or unfltrnlahed. lK*lWren now and Elisabeth Sti*ger. Otlando 17. nftprnoon C a ll Naval A n SIT. W A N T E D I km; JO. dividend* ir«lurr Ihr year and Nov Three adulta perMet ami, loweph Edward J i Station. 234 |.. ,o al lo »l:i.M > alter Ih r 1*1 iiin n rn l Phone Mr Davlrlaon, Everett. AVush. and lle le i, • hn* ytar ' M Itoyil l f » IIO K K tm II K it E " M l R E Standard Grower# lluilaling Id** r • I 'I'i't "'dl* '• W IL L IE Newman. 416 E dth St tine Ijtn ey. Orlando. . R IV A C Y IS R K-SPEt T E D 6 feet 0 inchca ta l^ weight 150 FO R S A L E Am ple quantity long n.rl, !*■ I n ,*,. I, p * l '-v Y O U R natural d ra irr lo r |iitvi.cy W A N T E D ll.a. desire# job a# truck ilr iv r t. life G O L D S E A L aabeatoa roof inch t’ v I 11 1 r 1 in money mottera is atriclly |MM Elm \venue coating containing Potrogum reapretrd here. Krirnda and Hanford P aint * Glaaa Com relativea are not nueitioned M agnolia. Phone 147^ pany, 117 So Park Avenue. Septic la n k ' » pip* -*« P nlmut your c rn lit. Your cm pllllT w| ItIK'R mill flokM'l p n l' Phone 303. plover or huainea* niaoriale* AY I L I . pay rash for all kinda of See -I K T rr willr t f r i. K * E liu w ill not hear of your prraonnl ii«rd furniture W rite Box W, T W O F A R M S FO R S A L E — One Avenue nffaira. There is no ra iu r for r n Herald. 3 acrea. tiled land. I good well. ••mhnrrnpir.irnt. 2 atory houae. I car gnrnge. I Pm 11v f m »ii*h# It.avo rm b l- credit rcijuirementa <ool houae. «•"> ft- "'cat »t i Iliac in |mmi*li'«l«' wwimii No rn maker* or —-o* v loana Iaike Monroe P**at Of fire t>ne | f i ili* r I \ W illia m “ aitnblo paynienl plan* — 6 arrea. a ll tiled, good w ell.^2 Phonr 732 M laotlr Hank Hide n 'lll.Y M IA N CO atory houae 2 atory barn. ■« Phonr 1' .......... Mellonv ill* H n riila Rank llld r mile vve*t Oil Oraogr Hollle vard J W Hell latkr Monroe. ........ plrotv "f Phonr 16 LU M IIK H I .u m h ri' \\ rpckii'H • VV 11114 m • Kliikrf I fitory h.uiwf h« l.ifnl I l n T i. '«*». \ 11 ml if IL«**V I! I<1l | h*w| 1*1F»11•*■I I *I••**• ‘hwil • 4* M Pb«"<«’ 7 1? tlovxa ami I'liMiilMHtf Lu h ai t > | \ R IM IN I I a jiii Imt ^ •*r*1 •\\« |*l**ai !•*•••• I Ml** V IC T O R Y GARDEN PLAN TS now ready Tnmntora. Kla A I t iV K I > ’ a Giant IVpper. ft f yrr* Mm fur fr«Mi» k rl Egg Plant. Copenhagen. F.tI v% r •I 1 Charleaton and Jeraev " nkr field Cahl.age. ..liter plrvnle in a few tiny* -I " Hell. Plume !•* T I I E H0 r/r ill p rrfrra M r to I Ml ttaductiol* c**111 •»•»n nr not autnmnhil# in ah i rt•p our rutm for your ru f' truck*. C. M B«»V‘i A c«» - i D riv e n lic e n s e s Miij. Julian Adam s Dischiirm’d F r iim Anns A ir Corps CITY BRIEFS Walter L. Hays Says Businessmen Should Take Inlerest In Politics No Action Is Taken On Alternate Route S-Sfft Awaiting Evans Discharge ■ ■ ■ : v.c*. Vy^^VIV*,7 ‘ ^’ -; . •-/,V£jCllr. -T K kI v *w 7 - r * -*^*Wi* .* < »/M r n ^ K V je i.a u * " ' 'A f i \ \ s. If �c- ' * THE SANFOIW HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA Way Is Found To Eliminate Hyacinths A F Newsfeotures 1 LAFAYETTE. La ~ Scientist* at Southwestern Ixiuislsna fnsti tute believe they have developed n way to rid the state of a "beautiful nulsanee." wuter hya clnlhs. by making them grow too fa*t to live. The plant*, reportedly first brought to Idniisinna by Japanese visitors tn the New Orleans Cot ton Exposition In the l MX)'*, are truly . beautiful—lovely lavender hi <>*stints stop green leave* and «• bulbous, floating stem. Certainly they are a nuisance, and an expensive one, dogging the slate's thousand* of canals lake*, bayou* and pond* with n growth thifk rnough to destroy fish and' impede navigation. The new treatment, spraying with a hormonr-llke rumpound that stimulates some plant re|l» to an almoel cancer-like rat* of growth, i« the lelest of a doxen methods tried in the last few year* as the plant threatened more and mure waterway*. •Simple poisoning, the stall wildlife department reported, killed loo many fish. Develop- went of ii mnrhinp llint picked un F ' l f i r i f ■nil rhewr-i thr plant* to tiny 1 piece* worked, Imt the ro»t u u I ) p t n t l exgesslv* ami the inethoil »low. ** fine nlher rrrrnt attempt, burnmir the plant, to the water with CAMP flame throwers. « u alio expen- (Sepcela i l i i and n appeared tn itimu- i >u, f j 0r late the plant to better growth I 0f j within a few *••«*«. — ** .rason a The men who ilevelojied the Infantry treatment with the acetic car- Blending bnltr ami derivative have been Training cautious in thrii announeemrntt, I^xdln Inainling that further tnxirlty kid^an, teat* are necessary to prove it w'j prnctlral. ,or f’r tg), Hut they do admit that *0 far j ro it scent* harmless tn ff*h. and, of „ t (j,, g eipinl importance, that treatment rnm(, T« may rout a* little ni HO cent* an gainer "ere. famed’ It Tangerine Q u een fontest On Oct. 21 1Wnurholn and Don Frans of St. Petersburg Leading Floridian in the GI , line is Bill llenfrow, all-slate obiter on 11*44'a Andrew Jackson WINTER HAVEN. Sept. 19.— llijTr-'erf'-Tnck.onvilie. who hold* j (Hpi-eisll — Seeking In und the down the same >pot and Jerry r«o>t beautiful girl in the Florida I’rntt, 11M).pound Bradenton High citrus belt, the Winter Haven guard. Both figure for starting Junior Chamber of Commerce to­ day announced that the second 1 berths annus) Florida Tangerine Queen mhtrst would lie held at Florida Congress formally established Cypr*M Garden* here on Sunday, post offices and |m*t mute* in Oct SI. the state* in I7ML Timed to coincide with tha opening tangerine shipping season, the contest is eYpwled to draw a large number of en­ tries to be sponsored by si vie, frateinsl, servlet, Veterans' and other like organisation*. Definite plans have been made to send the winner of the tjueei competition to New York when* she will visit the citrus markets and en|oy a whirlwind round of 1entertainment feature*, probably I appear on a nationals ratlin show j and he given IntervldvBe by o ffi­ cials of high-ranking model agencies. It j* probable that.In addition to the trip to New Ydfk ahr will also visit the Philadel­ phia and Chicago mnr’sVts, but lhl« dependa oh travel condition* at the time her trip Is scheduled. . In addition the winner will re­ ceive * |10n maturity value Victory Bond, and a I'JOO Victory j bond will bo presented to the INSURE WITH The seven wonders of the ancient world were: the Pyra­ mid* of Egypt, the Garden* of Scmirnmi* »l Babylon, the Statue of Zeus at Olympia, the Temple of Aitymus ut Ephesus, the Mau­ soleum ut Halicarna*«u4, the Colo­ ssus at Rhode*, the Pharos of Alexandrite nr the Wnllx of Babylon. NOB HILL ! eleven, who * 1cllmax-runnari m u ik i/ A Y WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER organisation that spnnsnre her eirttry. A* an added feature In the 1044 eonteat which ■>■ MU* Nonitn Cueita, beautiful Tampa and lloltln* College brunette •elected a> the firat Tangerine Queen, Unitod , Grower* a n d Hhipprr* AfiocUtiun of Orlando offered a |50 war bond which vrm presented to one at the con­ testant* selected by a committee of Gl judge*, Independent of the civilian judges. Nationwide publicity for tanecrine*. the winning beauty and hbr hometown it aamtrod with both Paramount and A n Movieton New* cameramen alraady scheduled In f o bar the allow. New* and camera men' and feat­ ure writer* H»re alto asked for 19. 1945 More than 15,000,000 pound* of hydrogen paruajde wera produced in the firat half o f '1946 la the FURNITURE REKINISHE d C AND REPAIRED Antique or Modern BRING YO U R rU R N IT U R B TO US TO BE E XPERTLY RF.. FAIRED A N D REFlNISIIED . C WICKER BETA P A I N T E D . P R IC E S REASO NABLE. Thera is no ancient geographi­ PROMPT SERVICE. cal term which covered all of the area now known as Palestine. Colonial Furniture Refinlshers ^ Brasil, the largest South Amer­ Phone 2-39X3 O ican country, is 250,000 squarv 111 Glenn Street Orlando, Florida miles larger than the United States. ■ CONFIDENCE [ lowkfield star fl SUNDAY , ra aa S TU H E b Quantity Right* Rea^rvad Prices Good Thru Saturday, September 22 Sacramento Grade A Fancy Calif. Sli. Freshly Dressed NBC Honey Maid Grahams * 18c Aid. Apple Loot Island ■ . Available Daily During September P o fa fo o i 10'ibi 37 New Crop Da. Y a rn s - ib 5c ib 9c Flo. Persian Limes* TENDR-FRY POULTRY Colorado Yellow O nions 3 ib« 18c Top Carrots bch 7'/ic Sanfui/* Atlantis lU.ik Itldg, » I ‘hunt 732 Itfinm .tOi 2205 Snnford Buffer JS-ox 24c Valley Primo Juno Harru Roach Tabfais a« 23c no. 2 cans Land O' Sunshine Willow Brook Tomato 46 •ox can tall cans — ■ Ming imnmi Avenue / P o ta to e s 10'bs 3 7 Ph. 921 Vine fllpened Calif f H o n ey D ew s ib 10 New Crop Uo. f j Yam s Mlchlgsn Elbert a Ha ROBERT A. W IL L IA M S Peach es 3 ib* 25c ItKAL m Limes ESTATE-1IHOKKR Allantle Bunk Kldjr l ’ California H ib Carrots 10c Kansas Ftnk M.o, ' ‘ ib Cantaloupes 12'A G rapes 2 ib. 2 5 c A p p le s Jumbo Btslk Fancy N, C. Orsen • Nrw PoUlooa C e le rv >'*n< 15c 19c ib C ab b age R ed Bliss 5 ib*25c 13c ib H o n ey D ew s ib 10 N o F uhh nn^Fhirryinp T a n c v N C - Cookln a . bch 7 ‘Ac Vln* Ripened Calif Pears aakot 9c O nions 3 it* 18c A vOClflo £-B u. ib Green Top Cilorodo English Pea & 5c Colorado Yellow I Tom atoes ib 13c 'ib Pern an f W e’ l! Do the Worrying: 4c " Michigan KI her I s ■ Peach es 3 <b> 2 5 c ■ California " T o m a toes ib 13c C l. loro Uo E n g lis h Willow Brook Tomato Dol Monte It'a no important to ttlwttyii Jiavp that "bhml- NBC Honey M*u Churngold ib 25c Grahams ib 18 >. 2Vi Can nresa Caught Headless Shrimp ruiet nt FMI*t of. Ib •, M a c k t r il R ed Porch Yellow Toll Cooked 23c Jumha Stalk Celery, «taik 15c Grapes 2 tb> 25c Whilo They Last New potatoes Now In Staton, ta. Bjd. Rn|llmora tnc tax TODAYandTOMORROW Clean* everything TeBow Taft fSfirV TnvrnfJ* ir th g s io ti* PUlsbury Psniakl _ Flour Jb 38° • .Jb lb 3^3lcc p»«fl .. 11c S c tx e t, ft £ «L Tender, Fresh Dkessed FRYERS medium slu, lb T tablets tot 25c ChkM everything ib 35c ’ Breast Cuts Stew lb idc U r t * Eye imported Btyle BntMtt HWWIng Beef , ’ ib Hamburger 19c Hy-Oe« Frown t>t,g . gklnlSof ! Patties t,, Wieners ib 33c K<ng*n's Pork . .W I U I LArg« Bye Imported Btyta # ■ a s X tr Sausage >b 37c •rtMlng. F ood ^ fh CkttiRge Choeso Sharp Yellow ib ; 21c Choose H-ib 26c % Airttrlcan Loaf C h eese ■s *m tl B rts k e l. S le w in g Hy 04* rroan Woiei Sbe«d i* v k lb Sirloin !>teak » Food iR p*i 14c Cottage Cantaloupes 12*a ... Ocean Caught HekdUaa » » m * Roach 7 4c Calif. Beedltss Kid(Hex 9c— SERVICEMEN AtkN-Adulte 40c Club 6toak Rib Roast 11 Short Ribs i V . V 27c Hamburger Shd Roast ■ 'A-1- ib Knnio* Pink Moot LANISY DRY CLEANING CO. Ib Stoddard Apple Sitloin StSQk ' '■ i, 13c Red Bliss 5 ib»25c medium shto. lb VV IFf I At ' lf l nib Chops Patlies . ‘ ib Cabbage They're the Finest, Fnlki! Meaty! Julry! Delirious! tVe bought these big, deltrlnun PJum Pmnre IllG ltT A we re aelllnX 'em RIOHT. A Bure fitller. Bo Hurry for Youra! Vacuum Packed Coffee* pound m * Fancy N C. Ureen Argo Sweat iL Tender, Krtah Ureseed 8# i i 19c‘ A p p le s ic Ib Lobster ib rohev N C. Cooking fs In have them clt'itni'tl often by n rcliubk1 We close 9 P.M, on Saturdays! PEACHES I the beat wny to keep your clothe* aplc ‘n apan cli’iuier. Ga. Dessert FU h 10c I Pears box" frenhnoaa that clcnn cIo\hea can give . . . cans Modem flprekil Pmn ib A v n rftd o COFFEE 2 naady to Cook j Peas Philo. Cream lb 39c Dog fc {tiff id c �m is p / iwfet»NE8DAY, September 19, 1945 » * n n - ■ ! ................. ■ ■ All Restrictions Are Removed From *New Construction W ASHINGTON. 8 c PL 19 .A *>- *"* ^ fr ^ljr, 0 ,.er" rd ed all lir Hr iU off new Construction in c lu d in g house October 16, building, on Despite the fear* of OPA and ether agencies o f skyrocket Inn home price*. Reconversion Di­ rector John W. Snyder threw ^out Ihr, price ceiling on new 'Mlweilintf* along with the other wartime curb* on civilian con­ struction. Snyder said awift expansion of btilldlng activity -offered “ the • greatest single additional source A > f Jobs ‘ In our entire rconomjr," ^ i e announced a six-point p r o ­ gram to spur the expansion. > These prompt!foliow-up action i slat!- w*re taken: 1. The War .‘ Production Hoard revoked it* hotly disputed order effective Octntier 16, Including it* $«,mm price limit on permitted house*. That action will permit unkampsrvd construction of store*, theaters, dwelling*, office an I fh otel building*. It also will un“ eo fi a big puhlic work* program which has bwn hotllcd up for three year*. Curb* on fartory and ■ • road building arr alrcmiy off. Scla Price* probably tomorrow, strict ilollai am l-cenli price ccllingx on nearly all building •uppliea These will cover plumbing, hardware and material* a* well „•a t-rmf-laying „and „ „ „other „ „ con to the |i|mtui-rr* and- ,• in the tractors’ services in fact, almost tn iiui,tr*t priri- incrcitJMp* to %t« |t up proJurticm 2 . Strengthening ntveninry con Uni. Iht*. Hint h iiim by winch steered by Snyder’s OHIee ■»! War Mobilisation and Reronver sitm contain* several plans l, combat Inflation. It calls for: I. Increasing the supply n, scarce building matcrml*. it H IM . M ONDAY S ave C ostly Auto Repairs find out • • • HERALD. SAN FO RD Citrus And Truck Areas Escape Most tydrrjicane Damage P*«»i t«. ruptnnl immediately. Kftnfimf rejcirl* FiO tn HO per rent mmmI In? I Ine* with much djunnsre from flotwl rtmdilloti* nml Inc'V t»f prot><ar iirninn|n*. No werum* ritruji ilainntfe l.ee <‘ounty teporl* riliui* ilntti a*:i* netrltKiidiv prove* "How Irn11 than fixe percent drtipjmire. moot ly prapefnnt \'r|rrtrt hie* mimt replant in a few n cittn e d In •Inner* hrmune of rice** ruin fall, no wind dimmer (irower* 'iptiiuM n and thankful Two Inrun*t uiower? fif ^Inrlinli npftlt hundveit" f»f dnllav* preparing for sever r 'blow l»Ut found p*i' cajitioiuk iifitierranar v VirtuHlRy nil dniiuiffe reported in nelifnbor tinoil uf ----------------Hunter firnnlv ic| ..r l, truck amt citrus rm ii. sustain,hI ll-tii It ha* Nt ii e* Unrated thnl alimit fiOlMMUl Irnmn rnuld bf built in the next year* n drop in thr bttrkrt of houxinu ilrmtml. Only about 1.100,1*00 wurkrta were rnuair«d in the rnfialrurtlop induatry when .Japan mricmlrrrd. at ttuam-l J>im,U04i h4 Urn MM I peak. Thr War I1anp<»wrr Com miaaton hn^ ('*tinmtrd that 20.), 000 mole might he nhrorlioil In I damage fitrus e*timatrd at lex i id 11 *n avid repair* tiv *h«i *x penent Some fruit wl|* he lo"t ** result of punrturinp anil bruiting Vegetable crop" aIready x%ef from continued rain*were drem-hed agntn. I ’ ltirnatt damage will de| end ii|m»» wrath rr rnnditiniin thr next few daVn A dtli 11onli I ram wIII ft *nw u c m niitcrnbli1 full nci raifr Some win I •Inmage wa« m«tr«| in young e^|; plant and pepper field* but M not .expected tn exer4*il from IP tn I T. percent Itninfitll and wind damage weir heavier in the Avon I'nik 'cclii.n •»( county C ltn o |o«* on the ridge and in Polk fmintv very an •! bh>mid not run orrt F» pen eli! Hrllr l'«Hid* rep».r t • <nidirtgi anil iteim* >dr» ad y [ Innted w. hich rcpie"ctitcd j * . **f total rrw m id 1 i d vdt*-s « e s -ill'fi’ ird Illll p n i i1nl I it ■» ' tu t I v p la n t r il 2F»‘ . t r»*p Wa t i ‘ « t4 r im tr < l tit R"i «t n 11m s if I •*Cft! * t cdrrv fu ll) t« *t ■i hedille. nhirh . «hrad UlM ’ k w||| *h»H '* nf TA 1.1.AIIA SSEF i' I FNSl Kb**r t ttge* ■f lumifci brick ami other m D m mix. a* well a> the o»i"et *f bud building' wreath i*t wiiuhl pic? ent a faster ex paiikion ihi» Foil, VVM( held. t Bjrmr *------ i hair man W I i m-l- *md the tanird win patiu ulai h min rsted in D on aid) i mUlrmn near A rt adi .* fmmrm used by the l€till 11*- h im in t icil t*s.yk*>l ttlinh i<vf tLa out th' .niatmn Fields vedek rH K M IK IIO t r i U lls MAX M l . 1.1) Krill l M ill It l. n i l s Ml' ltdnv h. ...... ppimil «u h \ lu,in,l -till . 1, , ■( t K. rniilltn ' 1-Ini., ti., ih. f »l i i»er v i« in n v,," " s -...I..- "*c , \ I*, ............... - »!>.• I , .1 1,11., r.tnxuL'M*'*• !t* itii.l d u x r r o li f Fd *t in lent in Jl a"l-*t Jllil di ll li \ * I 11 T l g f ’ f I 1» TH r llu ih r MI w -Ilf \ MI («)«-*r lilt 1 111Mill** b l'U lg 111 lid* »n H iif iii i V a lu ll* r b i l l t t liim m m th e * D i m l y n f ( * i i l f i c * v i l l r til t In i Hi*! O t H c i f l* H t ll|C * <•( i b i ■ lux i I’ li'b f n I kitft \% 1)1 ( In h k i i it >Jiif ft Mgr it iii tut lb* "igbi i.'itiii*' h m iM i m g t il iit iiM w htx h iiv i* * i’ i * r t ! t W o r ld W i t II « b n fh s n in * * n t m i o p a if it t Ir f r if c t n t m * «»’ * tu * Illirliht! f 1 *H \ m il l' i iitpi \ Ml in T1r1 11 1HI I I • o f 1b r r i a lly b | " I' H I * ere o p e r a t in i w ith dirty , h arm fu l oil. Y ou r car It' s a proven w a y 't o head off n>stly repair*, t " tirip f r a * 9 0 -S * to n * fa s t keep y o u r car on the r o a d 1 Bo sto p a t y o u r serv ice s ta tio n and h a v e them . m a k e th e 3 0 «S econ d F ram D ip s tic k ' T e s t. T h e d ip stick tells th e s to ry . I f y o u r m o to r nil is • (le a n . It w ill lo o k clean . B u t i f th is sim ple, posi- N A M COftFOXATION, Frovldanca 16, R. I. « ru n g m ove t*i*|"i>uli"ii i* in muk, f oh i l m il 11 « 1m V ivnrk (till lb* ft«*sl oulHirlr *it rhi I r» T h<*« n l i ‘»*‘ t mi 1 r»**f n ow tiai high. n c w a n t tn k i « ’ p it I hut « ■ W e 'll fu lfe g tiu rd viutr 1 w ith ex|K*rt tir e tiiui 1 n1 r e p a in t. 1 1» T- Howwomennnr/ girls waygetwantedrelief ham fu n ctio n a l p a tfo J lc p iln BUT MOM BONDS . . . S fiS s w ^ •fr«*4 Titan fcu TC S n»- lurtfi Till BONDS YOU HAVII uMS T To »' ^ 5* ii v» ot U i ; r j . nog I 1 07 ill’ f r * T - ; li* ''ais'' steel ifSStlLLIT ? HOME Y /A tv .f; I I tn f r i l l mi r wd| I ■k ■ f t -t il l l- thi- in ch ' Mr M l n u ll Mi'll *1 1 1 a* M*r-I hit v r 1 -' tJl‘ MIHn11V -- f 1 • \ i**« k lx .• 1- .. * ‘H' id 1 * 1»«1 h«v«* b* nn it *, r - 1st- v\1 1 it h r 1 *• *dn* *f * n l M 1h r vi ^ iio , n r. 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I » i n * l t M A S t i • ' K I C "f i 1 sd 11\ M tiiH mi I h 1f IIt ’ t ir ' c » k r il if i t M mw »nle» itmt. ‘ W • .if lh> *"i 1•••<g11«*»| iifipt / 'm aniithci .Stull n rt' 1 " ■ pji Vmeld * W 'I M ■ H I Vj«*f 1 ♦* ( III lt( II M i l ff I Dmniai' iif thr d 11" H*v Mark i* *rp«ntur. b n * ' i-« i h u r r h f ’onflrinntion will »»••» h HoNp 11 a v 1 S'1» i I.aimh h i : held tonight, nor will kf i vi n1* '■» DKMa M m MI.MNHT rt|f< held Thurndiy tsnd Fritlny I hs KW TATK A'nu anti *nrh of pin mn«* !i#*»*- Hitfly flay picnic will Iw brill Suturday Sunt T l ii" » >»* *1 1 lif h o f If ls->1 • rv l r r ' i u l t H l it* in * a n d i jk m a n d i » h * ii n f jm n , m a y h a v t tftr in * • • l a l * o f M ia K v n i) n -I'1 ( r i* M M l. Ial<* n f n H l« 1I h r I'n U h lJ j i n l l f »*f —- - ----- aniiart »i lUatv, 8 riUht). KP-rbU, iSiuntr. rtf, At 111* lea Insi ih* fou l I hm ia1 * t with *a|,1 tintr iSanfard. (nnrldk hi rsl.iu lsr nwinth* (r »a i 'hr 6 f tth» h " »t (lr piihllraUan o' ftnilrr Kacti rUla, or 4s • h a l l I n la * r u i n * a n T • h » l l tin s la ,-» n l r r 4 ,M * a c < Regutations are being changed on September 22. See us at once on this friatter of vital approved an 0. D. T. importance to you. Let ub explain ior to that date. it to you. delivery priority for a Limited Production with may stop ft aH ed for placing your t lflr . ,*f rhe clain , <1til Shari In awtirn In hr kb* ,' ,» l ht> s a .s l ut hi* 1 llnni ■ af iw h rlalm or ■Irmati.l ,u>i ■half In sptiJ UKfMmRNA M HAWII. .. m-uiri* of ih» Umt Will * i**t '••tamr-nt nf wr» K u ip , w ^n^l*rr, •!»<•••ant Mihllyailon H.|*t IS. HIS p * n « T o r T t !« ir. aksuVoLsi n s r m . 4IIIA. IN moss »TSt. K iirlTK o f M k. RfKMA. *1 (Hr TO Al.la fTflRDITOirH ANTI PKH- ■TV* HAVWH il.AISth '* » ! MAM* | HITWAMm ailAINOT - TATK: • « t »ach o t >ou » t 4 h*rak ; a'talps*) an*i 'r»aulr's4 la v b ■•nl any rlalm* ant *1rmmJ» whirl* •flu* ni » th#r of you. may ha** i t |ht aiU.IA o f, <'Arri* II. ■ it*r»a»wt Irik of ssH I* Ills I'minlr Jaas* of * 1**011, 17. Starlit•*. rtllh ln •ntar* mopth« trait lh» r flr*l- publlcaUon nf lhl« Ktrh rl* Ihi nr ItoniM l In wrltlna' »r^4 *hsll , it, y, ' 1- fi'ported trc.fdi * ti n \- , X tf 4I#*, \\1j During the work ending Ha*|»1 n. tint* field W.s*. _arr at, ill '*•**)■ fin iwymenU of unrmploymriit . , ... * 4I 1 ' v- . 1 ing ikfi thr prnhlcm «if Dm - in'rnm jeu.ati,,,, » n c r„adr in Sou, • « ... llp'tlrk I blind H|*.In ftolf ( i'lifity Chaii rnnn f nrt H of f C"‘55cick Jr»cxn‘ : LSG ^ Y & n -if,- rV i-' 1 • .tin! hrlmm* !fx**n b mI JOH1.FSS K2T y ^ w u tk i-d rtm ituv h f t " 1 ( ■* f • f * m * ■ ki c f li A f *f‘ I )| *W o y, r.» I 4b .* I I rmt 1 >Mt< 11 «*11•-ir 1,i 1« I,soils,ill CM Lin I- o f F R F -:? F .li \m A r l*j1t£ci^k \ J,VHa l f ty• hid * tu akiw IR ngi '////S S /S S /* .* . • A ll /A r h il m b ." . Bro- 2 . 0 w . WALLTOHE High Level Us^d Cars . W H IL i quantities last >O0, or nr|| ttlir r 0. D. T. & W lM MIW 1BW1U • twin ■ h | any a m c1 s iia t f i i* IW M M .* . - t --..‘ o n e f O t O M l U 'A 7 v L*i i 11 f* *. }.. t> J. f> 1 .> tl ll*Ht 1* ti Lffni j tit 11>* S'*h»)! hr t*vt ft OTP! ta n d s o f tin u b le -fre e m iles a d d e d to th e life o f C 1} h h tx . Jmlu-tii**1 bn %f hern (atMatured, ) *il « f»r k nrrl* t>* tir dtinr Th rtMIghmil ths- -tnf* |H«* NFW H IM f 7 \ II muntf t«»t nlmi $«f»* 17«i \FW >t»Fth Hr |*i (hade lo 2.110*1 hp<mih* 1•[e m, t Ii * 1 f m« \ Jitbn«f *iti 1 f i»*nd* » ’ •lid I4n0 ^ 1cinali1' a f m< ipn ^ 1 hum b n Is m m n n k eep s m o to r oil r it u a lly o le a n . R e s u lt: th ru - Re j . V. |** * . !»■ »pc*l piilciil ' .1 HU k nil' in* I •li 11 davi ( ORimis 'Hut b o n , sludge and o th e r h arm fu l c o n ta m in a n ts . . . * ' 8tT\lth F ra m rep la cem en t cartrid ge fo r yA tr-'flresent _ i r* • t NIM *hr Lr1‘ p r r « i« l r n ( i h n l I h r I ' l i i v c r R i l x b iu n l n e e d In * f t i r m r i A lm n H r m ’ i v i - i I it a i n fi» r n ii* t i h it! m u n f |) ir \ u iw lr f lilll f t H t lf iit ll I r f i i i l A l m s t i i t i l ' l l ! I l l h i* il II d*‘ 1 g f net ills f r V lU 'd i'J b t || liv e test allow s th a t y o u r m o t o r oil Is d irty , y o u 'll. k n ow y o u n eed a F ra m o il filter, o r a new iff alter. Y o u see, n scien tifica lly rfeslgjtrt Fram O il fls M o t o r C lean er filter* o u t dirt, g rit, car. • ' .......... pt i|war gup unit Mini 1 I*nr mil*1 t h r I h i ' i ’r .M b b h g u t r j n ijp * h r g o rth t-« d e ig r in l f'* r i h i e v e n t r '*1 b » im d it t H -iv of fb ‘ r i i i i H i H t t r r '**’ • •»■ i a* M ' i' h .i /in** t b n t h ig g 111 or C nM i ■ Jw1«■ 11but- ii r i hot Mg 1 lit Id f ■*r *br 11 o mii•ritfji (hg w hi « l l a lu m j « i l l b it v i n » t u i ' • tl r-M 1 1in i' l i f e f in t t i I h r •**! x ic c , mi, nuvfil »• them m ake the free Fram D ipstick Test w ay be one o f theml >1 4. f J lU iT c n l XV»• (‘isn’ t n ffo rd f t ' visit jn-nrr Srrvicv station tod n y an>! t,nv.- * i >In x »*'H- unit in***1! trig lifta-a| b you’ve been having more thnn yotir share » y o u r Ctrl M oreover, Fram It xuarantecd t,> give o f cars sh ow ed that o v e r 5 0 T? W o,1 ..................... VV/ till* f iI a1 I ITIIC II thl1 "f ? *' Hi lr* J *i . |,<. 1. VUNf mihc Dr Tmcr l hi** U n i 11 11 r * i i \ S -y » o f th ou san ds ,* . 1 m ill'*-'. film "Moat 11 miii*'i. Di-mI ,ti t hcniiFti v ir hm ! In i« ’« f i n ' (♦ *<■ “ ’ hi* 1*1 o if f M ill W ilt *•« | ‘ .k.i 11" f iic li g h t * "i y i* . ' "i*i y o ’b i g lx lM g x IMtlH* m »* sv) •*■ * * '! »H f V I " ' t full day "I t ■ hi j*u n*i b ' * laHiifi g n n lt I Him- *t * If*1 M r ilil b * l » 4i f lb « , ..u iim U * i a p H lIf iiil I fig I b* f k S T it b . ids*d H f « x III tsf I lit' l l l g b l H U H 4" ! hh HIM*’ D in I « t " . Tbt in.- UmcbiiritH* nnd 'Inh, x f i iifei nit x h"iM . frict DAYS CAR CLEAN- UP VALUES 20C r p Him I Th' ' ” >""118 n,rn g .s t.i ally iHiring t hi la by "R THREE LAST ( t he in lat# h*i * ' 1* *%,"M IhntJjRh the « m .....................l»‘ Hindi « pretty i > i %ktfiue>* ! •!* • * ’ whe s«i H |,ei Inik I.X icm i, apnl *p tnieiii tin *i b ” i do* <>,*„' f I h. Thu 5 « s Your S «r v lc « Station I nli \ \ ^ » •lr K*l,nk "* Hi m ini l i i i a i i i ‘* a u 111*•I ♦ ' D * " ' ' f »I *•V W i t h T h v it *>l r it I»'»J •- 11 M »d A fou n d o u t, " H o w ’s your oil f il t e r j " R ecen t sur- •*f b1M( hIf I Wlllllld lliiit r *' * I XI-lfMf|lXkli V f I Hill ' 1*n I'-itmi1- f t E L I N G IN *fH ' W O R L D 13 T O B t L O O K I N G DOksAt -THC W R O N G t N D OP satisfaction , or your m n n ry back I I• II) A D M . HIM h f lUt Thr ear ly pit*t nut « Wl, ii*«» t re*Md. ot ier* wM 1*•»• i. h .»t • JI1 evi «tppm tuml ir* if btmi't* Miv* D m lira! womar I aht* «n t. \I \F’> VII 1 V <ept I •' f s '*•, n| the New b m .................. m lull A full one ||(1\ limn "COM! mg rclrbiation rllinaxrd l*\ thr A m en, an t heiiuml s *> «v 5 he •• |)f t oi tiehii 1 *"nell "1 *ii<s! night font hall game in the hiMritv of th« animal event. w tlljK oatrr D Snell |»*. i..m *u h o «4 !.<• wtoged at the I'nixeiMlx of rhenunta and »lnTnunl »mgmeel*» Florida Oct tit. when the Fight in N » . m.t .... .... mg <Jator» marl Vnruletbill, Dr. Io f a numher of |e*ok? •*♦« » hrm loho J Tifi'M . nrraident. tevealed Utry it f D* T V lt L O N E S O M E B T o f c o stly n uto repsir M ilt, it ’s lim e you -.pi THe VHu i-»ia I i.in* ri un*» i board U plannine • imii thr •tatr'w military e*iati|»»h»iu nt* t«> *re whether in v *»f rh.oo v%111 l*c nvnilntdr **r •uHutsb .......... ... min Mimforiuni" University Pl ans Nipht Football (iame On Ort. Y\ hi itnrmu nc i ng the mu* dn v *i-11" t.tatlof! Dr T»g«*rl pmntc*i out st lent fl IIl ntl ho ^Ts^rvM^t m i»"a .m g b |(|, „ w, „ (h, i m r i 'N Florida Til Hoard Will Tour Camps a ]i In*** A -i* .1 d m F L O R ID A and flTal m^p.-etioi, r,,-rs wc'v ut;";«cd cadet* ,h(W ,|rtl), w)uM t,r light ■ SAN FO RD W i ll prcvrrvu nit r buying m il **>j t i d c u l v p la n t* in nee I bed hoarding of ncnrcc *fHi|'!ic" f *»r r e p U m 'i iu : M m*( in itiib h lo.** llj/ lt a r ld s N ew * Service .'1 Tightening of price control* u th t* a rrn v%il! He th e rrn p T A \i\'A . Sept |KN8 ) over building mstrrinis (This I* leUv umlcrstmMl tn mcltitlr i*" unit nr of Fir«t (vpiirt» from Flnrhlsi cltrnI /fo rt* tn ' v o n e in f m iiiiit m n flat dcdlnr* unit refit p celling - and tluck inM»n Jmltrntr th\ tri'i in l . i i w r i 1>nd« ( ’m i n t ! f a i l e d the Slim* e*capud fcrrtou*^Jwintg to 1*1 In u r e p l y lin t t l is* b e lie v e I uniform tu each community. • nttffielt in most Aectlons. Ruskln-1* th a t t h e d a n w t f e t o fw ilh f t u it ' ( nape rat Inn Ashed t. Cooperation n f the Federal -Manatee* section reports llttl*' *n d v c t f r l n h l r ? h e r e wa-* s r H o u s I lending agenrie* to “ discourage ritrus e^amage with only few a * t h e p a t h o f t h e s t o r m p a * * e d eiressivr and unsound lending on p o e ta h lc planting* afnl tu * L t** t h e s o u t h a n d w in d s o f m m ilt* " a n h o rn ot m o te w e r e rnHutnr^il m ortgages," find and Ihr the enlist,„■ it MT MT*\ n , . — * \T 'h .ln,| ri'|f.t.vnttng will rportrd of voluntary help from bun,,* ^ .mil MATirh whipped H\ wind a* |onn Ctmipnmt* and other private nirca^firy. lender*. rotlipafit* refv*»rt* r«n*idrTgbl* fin uufth n* Ft Imtutrrdal f». Culling of trail rotate men. darnavr tn M*«d hn!» Hut grower* everything but the price o f the lot nnd finished house. Hut OPA Administrator The*ler Bowie*—just before Snyder -acted— urged Cnngrc** to suthorire price limil* on completed home*, too. Other*.lie the coun try face* the “ biggest price boom ever," he told n Senste smsll business sula-nmmlttcc Snyder put hi* main reliance on a rapid Innranc in the supply of bousing to o ffse t soaring building supply dealer* and cod .......... 10,000 .0 0 0 to ..... 16,- trartor* to Washington, to lay ptirca on the ....... 000,000 new homes, the country’ * I out a vnlunnry progtam for estimated need. , holding down rnd IncreasTbl* has Iwen the argument ing pr,duet nut of honiea and of bonders' ami veal estate as- I materials snciations, which have himvbarded j ,l A d«i*on •nvirr to home the Whit* House and Congress huyrra, lo be in veil by the N » ■ with an estimated tO.Olh) letter* tional limiting Agency whrthoi nml telegrams asking remov,,1 or not th» pr«>N| relive Huyrr get * Fvdcrnl md in financing hi* put o f all construction curbs. However, the program to be chase. M X '/. T I I K A l l i E SUNDAY j ri<-Cr*«nrv t v irianlititf r i mt III*** 2, The OPA prepared to luiur. I cane of linrk* NOP d m to f | THE ii 2.09, . -----h„„, i: B-:if> .1 ' u,ns n,rt ,t «u<(>arti Many dries ta <”>* K IIV S K K T Tbs w o n lrr pstnt 'h »* * n* i gorernus f 0' 0' 1 At Low Level Prices Liberal Allowance for your Present Car lliz iiw R eg. 2 ^ fiab) hintn, lit Is R r«. I.St.* Clnlhr*, |l.i, wall paint 1 -f^ r WfS. 2.HR Gst. XVa.j, AuitriJ, R>-B f.Xr ■WasbsVlsl D rt* » Labrwfr'j Cs , r rVS Nr*. 2.19 o rct- nlthri O '™ ' • oft. -rrirsxy fins'!'. l( will be many montha Before New Cara Are Available Holler Motor -Sales F I R E S T O N E STORES 111 K. 1st, St. SEE THESE CAPPING SE RVICE. Phone 12 Ft RKSTONK AND \ f i ri At FI' s A I TOM* 1 1 1 v E SINCLAIR RERV K’ K — — -liSCATION 711 Park A r 4 . T »l. 9 Wfi m is T l'tf.it, Ml H U IA nni-fF. tWhnm’." R> ANI> liulf Scrx ltc Stnri on 1,| SI. A FrcnrK Av*. ................................................ — *-— I . . “A* �--- . )\ t • [ — t , I’ HONE 200 STRICKLAND-MORRISON, Inc. . — ,UX1, _ ,t i ' Firat Street at Sanford Ave, DDT Ihe Real Thing _____ i■ ikm lari. Made hr an Old Relleldr M«u»e »-tue,* t 5 » V ''« * V 'V V ,h'*-'’' ' “J *l WUM ,u'xl re|sirted heading for the Gulf of Mexico put jtossibly from sheer contrariness. it turned due north, ------- —■------' Tk> inundated the Kverjflades and made a house-to-house can *..«i.- VM** of Central Florida Just what hapiiened next we are s«v*D ' a . ' •? *'* «-./7..;V..i‘« not ipiite sure The Weather Bureau rejsirled it heading USViJJI* "*•" ii* •» • i i o . j j* o.il to sea somewhere near Daytona hut person* visiting that city, declared thRl any resemblance between that Sh ' Mjikt^ .w . * r » -1"lory and person* living or dead was purely eo.ncidentnl Perhaps it is just as well that the hurricane stib wr»j i ' . remains to baffle science and put us tiny morals hack in the place where we belong I>r Kinstein can neither '/ F R ID A Y . 3F IT . I*. >•«& ------------------------------ stop one nor tell where it is going. How small, we become a* wr stood feeing the fury of the bre.eie! Him conceited b i i i i .k VERSE FOR t o d a y if we could turn it from its course! ,ir,l p t l f t i r l ' n It* I « “ STB U BE & CO. <• «**»••• Hwarlhmorr, NOW . , DDT BUG (lO U SE Kills Fliew, M<w<|nitnes, Ftcn*. Water Bugi. .Slim Fi«h, Ant.. I tiere >hould In*, anti presumably will In- im< *m n softness tiii> lime We started lining up Germany for re 11dm I ion. and *o fai .‘ia\ r held to that polity .uni pro The world it coming tn tin end sumtibly will continue along .the »ume line It is reassuririg ijexl Flldey A I lcii»l "o «•>•* •* to obserye the strict, iipstuuilmg altitude novy a-sonnii l*t rgllrett mleelonary, t'hmlrn <* ward Japan the late*! ami vvot'l of war criminals In ( b n Long, to whom wr reconunend. Jonatliun M Wainwr ght. who Ini' Imth paltioin amt per “A crrwfard d ie t .» t i>OUt HH,I tii»n -*f sonill reason* to avoir! ellln-i it **>ft iMTiipiitmo m i -oft ileatkt Tttr |H*ace " «1^th liui imet *----------O "Japan, he says, "must lie made to reall/.e on every We «utu*«ee it w u mdte fitting step ni per longroad Inick to acceptance among rivtli/e-l and proper for free Idem Rooee nations, that a government does not indulge in Ihe Vail to tell tiu«me»« men hos (hey ahould run their hu.inee.ee, . . i n , . > , , , , , , , bill il- mo.i of 0. ran them the dint rail it ip n l« when tmr leaders havi* liad I'lioiigh .... I hi-y yay Elliott <liil we wouiilu i I*.' Dry lung hugs. Ruarhre, Tichr. .in your future! b S T R IC K L A N D - MORRISON, Inc. Rhone 20(1 Your Ford Denier Since 11131 we'rt g*»lng In lend them the t Bed [here’s a , money m buy it with SALE TUXEDO FEED CO. It is a noble trait, hut sometimes overdone. This has been 1the case esja-cially in our foreign relations. we practised Th* Btiv.rniiirnt «*»"»» i" *P ’ j our careless and soft hearted procedure after our war up the Aluminum I ompsny ni i , 1 , , America. Well, thev split the against Germany a ipiarter of a century ago, with tin •tom. didn't they! [result t)iat we recently had to fight a greater war to ----- —— O---------- redeem, our power and prestige And we *'slup|H*d over" m I w old Uncle 8am may nut <mr frn'fidl.v indulgence toward Japan at a time when we b* going i» give a quart **f milk should have been on guard against treachery, with sword to every Hnttrntnt. »» Henry ||M „,| Wallace would like, but evidently ON Pa. HUNT'S GOD’8 FACE 18 A [.WA YS | SHINING. HUT WE HAVE NOT NOTICED IT UNLESS Earning The Way Hack HAVE STRIVEN TO UK IN HIS PRKHNCF. I'»«lm l « Jrhov.hl Aniernaiis, more than most breeds, are inclined in lift thou^yip thv ritftil "I *h' dlviiluaily and collectively to forget and forgive offense* rpunlen»fne upon '-1, M 1 YOU D RIVE IT! |,n*t .Sunday'* atorm approached Florida from the southeast through the Great Hahamu Hank* making I ' m** ■ .... ’ bee-line for the Florida Key*, but the Weather Bureau anK. ■------^ (■><• •< nounced early Saturday that it would probably Veer off into ,**.4 li the Atlantic before it hit the tuti&i__ Miami, hurricaneH W u 1m 4> will *• » !• '• * • ,B wise, after It* 1926 experience when it was lulled, to sleep J it * * * * * a * .* .lt .f * 1 by reassuring report*. prepared for the full furf of the blast, •out side-stepped the Magic City and IIH lthe lit* Ihurricane ■UI I Kill II’ Tm 'M ruilVoViV'.i . o «f 'i»i«i blew it) at Key l-argo * .!• ^— / R E N T A CAR in tin.' iigt- of blood plasma, sulfanilamide.*, radar. jet plane* and atom bombs, thare is. it srrm* to us. something strangely magnificent about a tropical hurricane » „ ^j ■ d ft•'Mi w a ll^ ^ n. i#i*. »• With wiiula that blow lf>0 mi lea an hour it proceed.' majes J* tically on its way, never actually in a hurry, pausing <* — ----- hoi la sh i. d m * caaionally to measure it* enema**, and then continuing w a « liiM ( l i l | f l methodically and relentlessly without giving the slightest loauow i‘B* ^ ~ M** ------- — indication where it is going or whom it i* ifnine to flatten *“ » i« » (P ir T io * » * t m next K Alt*. oerrtee— . '• • WHDNESDAV, SKITK^MKR 19. HH* m .m im 'd . r t a t id m ra ra iit <■ * * * “ *• •• ; BIG CLAM BAKE IN WASHINGTON Majestic Hurricane k im m u M a iM» • ■ k la t H 0 * 0 M rm d m r. W rdm m a4 m , mad y r i d a f mllmrmmam ml 111 . I 111V. AANFORD HERALD .*ANFOKR FLORIDA The Sanford Herald •r ■ .. PA C K FOUR — -..t :— :— . ■11m*r m! sum timi liitA*-f ui in tli** Aim) rU hpulH lf» H ' TUprtfF hi til' |t ( ifHirnf r#lR*,fi- 1 <|inrk*iit-,| th* s p rin tin g u rid ff '•urh hu* bt'ri'init* I tl* t S<» ih c v Kiiyt* kTtti 11 i nr tu rn vifinry. *r * l r r « n let'll iiiu l xnvpf! the* 11 b»m ul. vl .»ri ffift-il t h r a h i ! ■ , *-* rtf **.»( in i'll b v mI * 1 fi,iIf ilnj[t, ii m u'*!i’ i f i.iJ ••v i*tit)I ilr i i ^ sn ‘ M l lu ll h* fMHdr »■* Siip » rf1» f 1irllltUMihIit l hut if iii'CfHAJir V. tn IHia* nf n e f ) flVi* MRflu* Bt-i k li.Ulc- mihle til th** rr\ th e m ils ih l ii if th«*> KibUk 11* •.)>«* 1 fn i r r iuvp ties ni ipph f |Dt*r ItMikinif l B K. ¥ I V i i ff* ! tin nr* ip th« O-^rup) \ **-«t«*i ilit \ I fl*'M -f*•■ nil F a rt* w■ t .. -f | . ,,a i » \ i m y in t#vri»iim > I hr> a i* 1 .... ihr««” “ "■> nr\ " f f e n .lv e om "1 *»;*, A.")1'" ' ....... n. H . m b iir g , , r l <|f #m/ th,fmr., y ).lllin K A m e ric a n Stair- if, thr f if a! hull nf 1'JII> * h% « li-rt hoUlr d&rHiHty | MONDAY KITZ TH E A T R E SUNDAY $ QJ E s? u ^ Se/77/no/e Dry Cleaners m en. F»-r' a“"hfr.rl n k f u r t last l» » t ,,, , ltir ,h' " ,,r" lnk,. , nv f,mh.ii niifiit V(iij j111*I Imautirii? f , OII, ,h r C a r m a n . h<iM u clt,v Rinkb wlicrt" th<?r«4 i• i In l* n m I hurl Oh p lr* kiti if!v a piiiiulf httu^r -tunilmif! f iiir ul illicit*I 111ir n roniNU*i ubli* ' utile., v.o hair ..en U. ran „um(t-r „f Florid. latv. uml | a m w r it in g must not he permitted for one minute the illusion that wi \ow u n d e r .I ..... I the C -r r t f ir d e . V lt l,„ lg. 4rltl) tnn I ivoiie.. 1.1 modern homiilng ,,M. #r,(r|r (low tiw Dffac will let them view the cessation of hostilities a* rm-ielv i ( •Hamburg (or eiamplr, ihs (,tmpr„i ||r,|e|| Smith, l.enr-tnl ___ ■ _ ----- . ^J ■ I ----— 1 . a. J . .__L . MM. ■ ■ i a■ ,. I _. ft a . * l . . . a M , ■ —k . a f t . ,. ^ break anil not a stop to their ambition* HAK in * raid Which l».<r*i fiviT y;wcahnw.cY w .Chi*/ of Sufi. a t^ J leal how much public ptycho Aniericitns knnw that enemy now, just ns they know htture and (.rrtv 'mlirite*. '••*p.',r.nd ivirh nx- u ilnj'e Jim Fran.j* logy uur guvertimvnt In W .inlnj “ not forget And . . . there is no .... - * f°Hv »-**■■ nen-eni ------- - nf "Hamhurg, ....' The |lane the German enemy', and will V lift. ..1 ---F u n ---M y i - i . 11tl> 1... I« ranal nil , let. I . « r y(th i J »* .......... _ a...1. ... ton has le»rn#d in ihr Uat f*- » mii i. . t’ . , te h lfh VI ft * f > t iv me ytan I. pvldufu »ith the «n rni‘ rit try in g til mpiiMim* pr*rif«r iU ^ rvt^ nf 1liDiu tiNinv. mnJ kille^l Ditim ! yvii hyml i!cm 1h«* o th n .in ) 1I 11mod '<• pay netmen t limit tntioninff may liful turpi tudi* in i*-ithiT i*\ucpt t *a p'fnpniiMT h«»u ri«<l p**f*pli* Tht*rr tn » purl nf n*> ik -rv iil p l l . > l l l l , flown i 'hurtle h«y* to tm resumed If loan, are an,i inhuman men may Iteeome, and he on guard accordingly lUnihuig ihev call the teud L> a Jn rk y tu i y file- in made to Europe All right, vou 1 ' city”" , where * ---- -‘ “ - 1 L ---every .ingle hoarder., the line forme no the It is not enough for an enemy Lp insist, like a naughty blirten to pleree and nothing pilot, on General Smith', plane, child, "but I am good now M It must he proved by good be t ul fuel a few wall, are left etan u it Inch ie to flv me to Beilin hnvior. .ling- In the city of Hamburg, (hi. afternoon. Is Captain Shel­ • ----------- o----------il i» retaliated that between four by Stfnnklin, another Fort Myera Senator Pepper wiho I. now on Milton, hundred and five hundred Ihuu, boy. Major Kultrl II .......... ,. Th* housewives of Sanford choose the ^ M I N O L K DRY C L E A N E R S hecnuBC o f o u r • lour of Europe in the Intereet from Marianna. >. ..... here .......... on GenFuture Trouble .mill penult- live in cellar. .Slang i .......... of Mftlliatl bu.lneee," le reported if fir ‘\erat Riwriitnw i-r . staff thei German .itn-e have .uffer I could ijutck service, js-rfect clean ing -and ca re fu l handling o f light fnhrics. K eep yo u r c lo t h e s # to have been told by Marehnl With .hi. ....... .. *.rc«ly ................ . „ l -»p.-rt» | T o ’ .-".-,'. iL .' -h.™ "1 •“ »™r . . we're always at your service, Rtatln that Itueeia would like t kftve a littir loan fruitt Ihr HTt* nt*]^i 11 ni II R to t hlflk Hllll Work. IlliMljaf thi' lllllM fnr ihe I iiil*I i hr rf ■jilt hr im !|Uat*>tlo>i hilt [ mn to •«■(* hrfor»* 1 lra \p f»fi Unite*) HUlee of tome «t» next war A m far n* UnhuoloRy ciitituiiiitl, it nmv on ih»i ■!»»• i» i»h>«i»nlly. m<M#U> many Dili ion dollar.. How aboul « engrossing and fits, mating work Science i* now so far :ul "* rVrM '**' fjOh1*‘*1"rVh'i-T^J T L ' T Couple of buck, lor email huei vnnced, and m-vv tiist-ovi-rius niul isissiluhtu-s un- jiiling tin i title, Claudel t have liern curmoe tp nntlce j h r n-anv thioge lh«t day hut "W E U / V t T E C O M P A R / 57 O N " so fust, that wu glimitsc the frame of a new world almost the attituilv of the German p*<* 1the thing of wliu-h my heart -----------O----------» « l the full*.t wb> lbs grati as different from the present period as this period itself pie. Apparently they have taken I'rtt S A N F O R D , F L A , >het God made me an Firit Sanford boy, to far aa the uccupatlon of the Allied A r­ ‘ w* know, to march down the is from that of the early American Indians. mies .ubmlMlvaly, although there American And right here, along this line, is probably the place are still a few Instances In which ttreeta of Tokyo, wai Sgt, ltlck Brown, paratrooper aon of Mr*. where we ultra-modern* are likely to make our biggest .mall group, fiale attacked some Jen# Moseley and grandson of of out men. The ctfte«. a. one Mrs. J. G. Ball. iT* probably mistake. For we tend more and more to estimate human would expert knowing the poison progress in terms of mechanical gadgets, rather than human wasn't rldiag a white horse but of Natl education under Hitler, we’ll bet he'd have landed lit. development and evolution. We may go a long way in which ..........__ ha. provoked practically parachute right on illrohlto'. this direction before wtj wake up. turn around and make »li ">ch .«»»ult». i* th» ymtng palace if MscArthur had let him. § E M I G N A M E (DUM C M E & N ttlR S There’s the whistle... Have a Coca-Cola a real Job of dcvelojting the things inside of u*. instead -----------O----------- fi] F i f .j Ahead of this country are the . beat years this nation ha. as yst known, If—and It is a big IF —th* American people stand to­ gether for th* rights of free riir -.Melbourne Time*. And |f capital ‘and labor ' can compose their 'and difference* and unite on a seal# ' peacetime production comparbit with'war production. 1 ■ A L - f p l - :____ < We suppose there Is some ’ aserlt In Rep, Robertson's pro I four billion, duller |.tx cut certainty every eitlsen who I thinks his taxes too high. * » S 1-'-w h o doesn't, will rejoice. But g with tAA reduction should government economy and a cod budget end Rep. Robertdldn't say anything aboul ** s J .-t^-lMlJft 'J . who her* boon wonderi d - doeenV-Rahford'-d# f T H Should taka a ride m (Street and, Hxnfarrl rtsW " 1" imment Uttal and i. Pretty res of col, •W 4P* V & U f b u th f tfO u M , Glattae Pepfieb * R . - ■ ■ -O : boy* ant coming hack ^ ' -•WYka- mighty fgat w* are mighty . -. . v . *• /or SO d a * i ' only e o « U , t ,87C GOOD TO KN0W1 old town Ruing r b'un**" *n,j , ir ,'.’,:''.,, li> f rnnkfurt, hewever, h*. Iw n that of a German boy cutting mint autnmohllr tire, with hi. knife. Incidentally, regarding this dan­ gerous type of youth pervaded by Hitler, an American lady In Paris who had suffered In German pri­ son camp* during the war, told m* that under Hitler, they started twisting the mlmt of a child at about th* age of four by telling him first that in everythin; he did. he must think o f th* pleasure I have Just had the thrilling known. ami approval of the Fuehrer Hit­ experience, which I wish every General Elsenhower not only ler. A little later they would see American could have, of spending haa a magnificent grasp of the that the child had a) pet, such as an hour with General Elsenhower military situation In Europe, but a dog or eat Then they would t Frankfurt, and almost another 9>f ths economic, social and politi­ twit the child that He must kill our thereafter with Genera) Be­ cal conditions a* well, Americana the pet either by strangulation dell Smith, Chief nf Staff to ran-be sure that he approaches or "by blow* or with a knlf# or In General Elsenhower. Of all |h* every one of the difficult tasks th* way he would ehoos*' so as to Ambassador* that we have ever which confronts him from a truly plea** th* Fuehrer. They would had who have Interpreted Ameri­ American point of view. Undoubt­ leave the child aloha then. If ha can democracy to th* | edly General Elsenhower's own healtaUd to kill his Pet, he would Europe, 1 believe It WOUll . charartsr and personality, aa wall be Isolated from all other children opinion’ of history that Ganaral *■ hit ability, i* ope o f the great- end treated like an outcast A fEtanhower haa been the greatest. vet aasetA we have In working out' <hjld waa sufficiently puni­ Immediately you begin to talk to the chao* of Europe Into some shed In that way. him, you feel perfectly: i t home, new and better torture, given anyjbar ol'Por put at ease by his engaging and 1 Smith described In a finally b f brought .hi pnassumlng manner. I m saw g mannet m etoi , ■■■ ... , ■ way the .preparation of hU pet then h* ,< t Wlnaton Churchill w u plkn* for■ th* liberation liberal of Europe Euro Id me In London that and how tho** plana wera w on ,' that the F ___ ___ senhower waa on* of ed out Into our great victory. Aa api o f what : moat selfless men he had evar you fa t th* story o f that* east at tom* day * __ _ will be under way fr*; i " * r -: r it !*np" the thin,, .......... ... ere willing to Hey# hean. In lee end.any of _jw oOt In Ihe [ CMh can be borrowed from ua on <horte*t notice, with no dlaturbance.—"Jimmie" Rowland ateo makes loans of 176, 1100, f ! 60, 9260 or more—ahould your need* require R. J- ., . C I l -F a m i l y l o a n co . . company when lunchtime rolls around. It's always a sociable gpot in the busy day,—-a dunce to talk, to bugh, be friendly and refreshed. And the big red cooler is. the pbee to meet for it. A t the words Have a C olft things pick up end good-fellowship begins. • • *, H o r l i i S Ib I , shoot hav— , - O V t llt UMM1 A U lN O ifff r O IN I COCA-COIA -----COMfAMV If -----------------v - f ------------------•• . S t y ?*G P °LL A 9AN 13H^| 1 ^ H O T T L I NG COM FA^ OW Aa ■iw i.vr — r> ' ' ‘ " I»>‘t LV L ” . , •. f u. r. 1 £Ti '- * l’j . . . . �/ ■ V • W ED NESD AY. s t .m - M u i u i* i pm lilt ____ Social A n d Personal II. w .■■ <-a'erv it i* ( iuiUl 1111- I -' y ir t h u ilt n l 1 l.u rc h « i l l Itirc t at I lif church annex a! n lilt | M M l lu rn .iit - r * u rp Ul ”rI Jit H-nd ^ MON IIA I Hit I uwri'fiid i 'lull will n»t*cl The Truthsockcr* • In** of C.i i*’ thi* (Hurt H"uu‘ ut m uo r.M. First Methodist Church mil nu-i 1 * * t h M i L I * H u iru n |iremdime at 3:00 P.M. in the church iinni-v. I hi* n u b lu I?, in v it * i| Season o f Prayer lot Stall I HIM A ^ Mission to lie held in Baptist 1 h r L t .iu d 11iiu jj h le r * u f th e hurch Annex Sept. 21 ftr.l, 1 »»nf»*diMiicy w ill m e e t u t th e umber Two will huvr charge u! home uf Mr.v F K RoumilUi, program., ‘ 10 iL ilim - it * . \ v e n u e , ut 3 :it 0 The Depxrnahle class ■>( tin 1* M Ail memher^ ur»- u r t f r il tn First Methodist C Ini reft will meet ml te n d at the home of Mr J Ll t alia Htmk Review wilt he given at *h»H, 721 Kant ^Twentieth Street K»r$| liupti«t » hurch Annex at jjflk 8:00 I’ .M. with Mr« tieitiud- P* .‘HI A M ’ F h ir id n A M U * ion T t lfe a* co-hostess. I" mid " hv Heir 11«.iiti it i Lund A I I la 'll 1\ «.-kiit'd dith |uni h will he nerved ^ * Monthly; navy wire- iunehco'i «t imon. will lie held at 12:311 o'clock in the Hschillor Officers IJuiirtcr* a: HI It I It AN MM NCKMKNT Alio Naval Air Station Ttu,-« Mr .t m l M r» W illia m I* .S m ith siring reservations ,*tll Mr- 1.1. «1 I 1J W en t IW e n tie th .S tre e t Tolar. Courtly 7iil M auitimjrtee the lm t h uf n nun, Social Calendar "I « T il I'KHII V\ W i ll ia m I* S m it h . J r , He (it. 14 ut th e F e r n ttld l.iiiig h t u n tyem* m in i H o i p i l a l An important joint uirctin,- ..I Junior High School non l.i am ar School I’nrenl Teacher- A* Mr and Mr* 1 M I. S t a f f o r d cinlion to Ih' held iii Jutnm High School ut ,(:30 I* M lloiiid announce th e h ir t h u f n ■on, N e ll I fill S t a f f o r d . S i pt . If* u l th e meeting will b hebt ;it Fe* Hit l»l Laugh tun Memorial I ft*»« Pi. M inmni **t tti* l-11ii I The WomenJ ’iral Christian nilircti .til! n i i f T e x im , w it h pet r ole inn n m l »ul* Q t H:IJU 1*. ,\L ni the onme t( Mrs. li- T Humph i>*\ 2 *7 Kti'i lot. iMiiki* fir»t among the Mate* o t h i v a lu e o f m in e r a l p ro d u c t* Third Sltrrt C • SUNDAY MONDAY H IT / Activities e rsona Is M ra M a r ^ f lir i D e n n i* . th r fo n n rr M u* M n rfcfarr! H ry a n t. hit a I r f t fo r Mm m i O ' v r r »hr w il l m a k r h rf h o n ir. M in M in n ir Mn»a Fun hnr rrcently v r r a lt y . R u th O cfhu m Mu* ' I r l l i i m l 1«» nltrn«l D r l« m t L y o n r e c e n t ly a tte n d e d u d is t r ic t ro e e ti’ig o f th e i i u l f L i f e ln * u r au ev C o m p a n y n t t h r A n g e ln lt H o te l in O r la n d o M r. T 1 P h il I lip s , p r e s id e n t o f t i u l f l if e In I sir ra n e e C o m p a n y . » n th e | o n c ip n l s p e a k e r F W fK W K II FARM . Mr am! Mm H ttn I HuWrr , trcantly honored thi*ir *on, IVirr F Hukrr, with » farawrll |aits trim t<» Ina m iry (nln thr SnAy Thr hiistrit trl vth| irflcwli DirIII» l*i th<f f'fllnMi ItiAT Mr nn-I Mi* Sam ("hotIrka ami iliiii^iiifi \|ai> Amirrii-, **f Orlnn.L. Mi 4iml Mr* John l,n iri»‘ «n ut »li*n rr, If , I ; M ra W H h f i iw n o f tiii«f t»nt* jt-mMFrv m u le i >'N »•«,i Charlotte Muujfhton Ifeceives B. S. decree re c e iv e d M ir 'te r -•I t»f Nt IJ'ltl » ti. I i r ui . Mi. kk T l.aogley and daugh­ h--. 1 *.f 1 t | .11 A leio ir f r*•ifit ter M a r g a r e t lia'e returned U> their h o m e in Mayfair after }vc i e n.i *i „f VA, |-» 4- T 11 R«— * k (1 I III .1 ' ^ apmiliii*' -F'vpral itttvn at (Amp ( . i r * it v ’ li1*N■ Infill, I d i i " f ■ >' tIII a t • - 11 if ■>" at Htll A In Mr» Ja.man N llubauji lift for Hiiilinid t*' Ih* with her dutiirh* trr. Mra ” Lav An-It-raoti, who • h i *.* - ni A m u •>41 heeol 12 Mt 4 0 0 1 M va . fi'HVDi* if 11-•IT Jld.tl. . . T'’hr b. i• If in et bv I **tiir? " D in ani«*r S i M u rv A ■ ( r o R iie i, p n un m en I ’ U M , iif Amlarv’H. S, ( for (rralmant, tor n r y l i b Mibfe* i __ __ _ 1 klint ■ Ideal* Mabry iisrner is visiting l)r -'ami M u Wailr H Uftrtirr at President Ttumnn I heir ho,m* 7HII MellonvtlW Ave Mi m ill M ra I R H lr h u r ii# nui’ -Mi Darnel IS n rnvdicel h n v v le f t fu r l l . y I *iA»ra To Boost Win Lund st.i.lent -<f Emory Umvarstt* w in re M r R lrh ^ rtN ih l* 1 t w l v e Fnt... > . *»s frii-flirttl t r v a t t t ir n l MIV.ML Srpf IP • pr. ml* Un Ffealdet t f Ih r I *lle t W.T. Harris formerly v tenet ( b NtoM , Lieut anrl Mrs. rtiu rl w ill *. ill I Weak Uw N is «*■ ul lirnsse Isle. Midi | nl nl I d ( i p (1 i have returned from ( b a r 1 fife radio, a'1 Iir i w.*rk- fi« o ’ 1 West Va to their h u m . at 'X !'’ baa rr< *dv«e.l hi. discharge from Vk bile Minis** on i eluiii id ’ ,,h and recently spent T L r N a v y Park \ venue Natimiui U m Fond ’ mm. *'!' f »*ia d ft y ■ h.err with Mr and M-T in «(tav *- rn ih if <’>’ 2 ’"! !•■ < * enroute to Pshokee V A M F o ltl* Harvey Pugh has r r lu in i**l to Iti :m f‘ SI t.p in i P 'I his home m Lake M u rv « ( t f , 1hr VIs.nda Dinish-ti *-f lb* Lieut and Mrs William Dun A ii spending some time in t ' ham have move.) their rtaldenr» National War Fund plan* l« gelei, Calif. from 1 l l Fait Eighth Street in fo llo w l h r P'retldenC* iiddn*-wll h If Ik* by (iovertior %1111«*r*1 tfelr home in lU vtrly I f lt li('a h ' Miss V e r l l n Mel'askill Lieut. Dunham r#f*ntlv wt* rr F. Caldwell. Stale (TialimarThumasville, N.C. is visiting Wlklter L Ht»y* of Orlafiitu. Stntr IchahI from tha UJL Naval R* ami Mrs. C.E. McCasktll a. PfmMrnt, retufneil hi'rnr* and wrve Park Avenue Cura murid s War t Iipp I l if fir in I**Ltfetenina lB hM»e**> fdOpo-td Lieutami Mr*. X i r h m Mrs ( ’ W. Baker an.I .■>>' lluifhf* hav» moved therr rr-i of thm ifeandr of volunleei wotk left Raturdav for Athrns dr net* t*» Newark, N. J Ll*..’ tr* will prat her loisTrlhri in * v . r v where J im. will return (•< Hughes “ S» formerly statto.nl City, L«/Wti-bip umI ’ HHitfUii >* studies at the IlntvrrsUv in Fb »r|d i* w ith th e if *• p i al Ihe Sanford Naval An Stsl t.r.irgia Mrs Baker i-'ll in Atlanta prior to rein.' mg prior t*> receiving his .ll.rhair- Krani ft jirrhiTiinai v to (hr wide F lo r id a fe a tu re n frn.ii the l ! R Naval Re-ervr home Prentdrnt Truman down the front of fhii etetnafli1inrorf tadleut Atlantic Rayon Crepe tn Blue Danub% Cream Coffee, M$*kan Ttie ot Green Clot#/ Sliti 18V* to 24* lO-sr, J 0000 •*i »■i •« .* f In t" to d « f a ilu r e kfliiwHfH I rn111e* i *i a iuId. | is . h «<v « i ut flare- u th e i is * M i m r a Im p p y m e i l u in i i A niiiitl flow e l a and r u l f 1*‘* i h m i t h r fa t' 4 *. h u t o n th e tftb e r b n m l, * l r r f e le n r **f Mum Allen I landies RecruitInjf 4 bullet* M- tth i i n t e r A lie n . been fo r over m ad e Mi' t be N'siVN tin-* |i> calit y rh u - been « t in ie r |l sif Mi Id u fi- k i to ,l t I l.s \ well baa vn! i ** it A Hv illl t h ie f Adler H ( bin v I > I I .nip le t i n i l<< la c ik e i lo ir kfe o f M a le » . t i kill 11ik p c h l m t V i - lin y C h ie f A lle n in the id*. **( f i» *• w il l be 1 K 11 ■ku \ I *■ w ho h tNrlnif i «-i r n | f i m u (be It e e r u it in r f m <t F e t e r ?*1iur it lit \ I »r I * VV ik liain ..f»I* "'4' d- I‘ . t i i’ ir11; Slat lull will run t * it ss) n a t i o n u ru le r lInv 1■*■11*' n of in** eptliibf i r, \.s y. |s. l i s l t i i t ' l i l 4 t lO lll »|Uui 17 t. dO , • a* e 1r m e N m j V i 1 i " i - t r«iiD '* * f 4 , . t - i Hit f l u It 1y- *' •tlinl » n„ 1. i t rad All* » n. in ti 4* I ( ; mu* If* " | •. i i i . i f "Ul y i-Xil * nit k .. V ' .»•« ' t i l l ’*•*" 4 d*i 1 •' N , It. •I . • r> i r*I ' * 1 1 l.c It ll do 1 1 ‘ 4 ......... Ad* *.lr jo ir ' ti ltd •rii ,, J 11 ( f ", 1 f • 'h i* 1ot ud U N IT E D w ar m n in * 1111r i it mi m o re v i i e n t itm a n«-idleI " Hi the h o fo p e a n J b e u te r t>f U p r r a t i o t i R it fist ru aliN a re H p e li« ltfi|f t h e ir leave** \ \ ule* m arid F r ig la m l, Ir e la n d . H e tilla n d - Ains.ru; the «event iirrivols in l tuition from th e Continent i* IM Hilly S Kennedy, IV, of lift) Fine Avenue* Sanford, a nemluH **f the « ldth Diviaion who ■ay i* be ex loreta to upeml bis dlotes) time nl»itiriif l .ofnJoh Id - m o th e r *»v*- liv e * at th e a- a d ilr e x R \ T H IB I MR IF H I W ALTH ALL The pA »«in*f of Mr It F VV a It ha II on S e p t t ilt h al b t| hom e on l i> * t u l l u ke il e R e r v r * u t n b u l r o f I m t in y m e n m r y an d b i(fhe.it I e s p r i t Hr wm horn on July 2it, I elll 3 in Ih-oiiN d ie . M u * S in c e m o v in g to S a n fo rd • e v r r a l y e a n * ajCo hu% m ade rnan> f a s t f r ie n d s . I l f w as a b r ic k in m in by t r a d e an d b elon ged t.» th r H r i c k la y e r s I ' iih u i u f O rla n d o He v h i » u m e m b e r o f t h e F i n ! B a p t is t C h u r c h o f S a n f o r d , w a x a h o m e - lo v in g and h o a p ita b le m an n d h e rm l s t r i c t l y to h it ow n b y « lrir* i' bud a lw a y s f ro v e d h im x e if o b ltifm y sitiil k in d to th o se w ith whom be c a m e in c o n ta c t In J u n e . li#U4 he w a s m a r r ie d [•> Mi*** Ire n e M c i’lu u fm 'b of H o O llN lllr M u. w ho s u r v iv e * H i ' i d c i bis k'ldsjw fie le a v e s In m oot ii I im l« » " tw o stm ip h le r p . Mi t ,r ,. VI H a ifa * of S a n f o r d M iM u. n it W tit h u ll ..f M ia m i, o n -. K u tfcn t* of S u n f ii r d . three L d w tit.l an d ( it*i a 1*1 * r r v m g o v e r ■ea* in the N a v y A U u u R o n -in ­ law (it ti M I (a if an a n d m a n y f t ir io N O n e ' im , R n ritlu d L iif a f f fo r Ills Ilf e h i* c« » u titry la AI ye iir Italy TI f iineral w »■% i iin d iic t r d bv th e F r i c k U F Hr l l . M H om e W e d n e ro la y ii h lin e r ul f-*4ii •* cl**ek I’be (iidlht ui ei - w e re W 0 h.,-imI \ dIi,iin• . I I u r r v 1M«*,i"1*•'. A i I con Vd a m I t. A| tr . ,»i. 1 l i t . ! Is* i * it *1 r f n 1 > . tea ,J " r s i 1" V* ,» r * 1.1 i. ti L ot uI offilings d if d in *i w h ic h be V Ik V L i ie n d .tn do’ V (.ok 1-1. •I ...„gihi I.. 1*' -If: HI 1"I I if r o in ir r It they »h»pe i I m w ii the whole faciiil fX|m***iori will In* droopy i ii Make Hijfi' your » y e b ro w ■ how If to|ih i»f f mnifa fovei them c o n i p l e t r h the face will b--» e\pi **-s*l«*n » i i t «i *t%i*1er y•»ii r ■kin toneDial rlothe* when •lee‘l*llirK wha i ii|m( lire firttnen -bould be i - i M i itr vmjr bin* off your with f tics' *i» it i In ran- I e o iu p e le \..iif , Ul'-p* Vs<ui . hdbe.H H K A L H jr A K T F R S K1Nti JK LM HAKE. MLNI m*4 Sept I 'd I .Spif Ini I Thr end SKRVICK M K N ’S i m p r ,, v i ! m * h • 1\ -•id v "i )<nik'*'f U* w e a r* i I » S r I v e (. y m i i t r nr n r * c a r e [u lk a r id r o r t a i l i l a n e x p e r t w h o w i l l recommend t h e ui*rit ahupf fu r y o u i f i i i 'e ,i . *‘ t i A I ' l l 1,1 .j f * • - * . f d l l l l l i ()V r V * .,iii*t « ti m * ’ .11 .1 i S i» >1 • i i ■ - ■ - ik1V *1' V► . f f ( 1 1 ' 1•d 1•■>1 ‘■V H l i i 1 '' i 11 - tr h .1 Ii . i. *. . -1 . 1i v . IJ. f mi who **«)- Mary Halley Utility i"+111*»f id Mnti.-li Fk'ture VLikfu/me m the Sen(enil»er i»*ue \nlh<*ritie- min three out of five Vk-* nen nei-sl *•]a<»p*, utul to this ' nojo i j |> Mi-* HuIley offer- the fi-IIs<U Ifij’ hint* oil the HrlerUoh Ih* iih tn < I' Sept jf ir l I*, it JI V '-Ms r, ' k- ..Ot •e»t th«, ltd le i W h ill* w .o ild leai n ■1 1 4k r iflfM'*** M t It F I * h«*«•*! I wniihl h ■till \ t«* k\hit' l* lol * 111M*»i imo I h - h The . I 1f i l l w ItOll'k ] WtMll.t iilfinei n*»t !• * dll file hill 3<" ft \ i»ltk CITY >;i\ itu* tnihned %bif t * ’•el .itt*tI if U Ih• Chief ( ’ harles lit! I we«i" |f» ••wi* * i tilt n ut e fi.tislt I he |t»hl»* tire .,» * h 11 In-i'iiu - i i si1 in \ n r itth K \FW ( > |HV lu l l ‘ it V III* It. " '4 1 14!.»*-'• 1 r i t-iiK I ’ i 1 rU-.U t ( 1. i t U U i t V ri( I ■ b *r n 1' ( 1 » 'U' M It . |,| v ( | ; e < .»1 III 1 " - M * >it It 1 1 ■ 17 * h f ,i i , - i , l - 1 i H|f ( f •n i , * hut K A T IO M N G FALFNDAR Ml \ h AND 1 V V VA \ i v 1%i i t e k| " • — i -11 od .e • u \I II.JV4 ji ( 1 D I II . 4( -I li! <1.1 ,tei-r ’ 1 M HI H II hi !ii«%4 \ filld 1- 4 1*i r i \ , ' N* lltd I " ■4% VIf | is | i i M I N I l‘ I tjl I . . Dr l i l l s p f SIM. Alt V|1» ■lily* i (I *I I 1 mm r .’ 1n-«it u« tbm Mrs M s or rjlf 4’S‘ I I*.II »1 kI 11N ■ ’ Ut P it t Jcr tdvi r d a i . s V ' 1 fir- L 1.. 1,H - hi F M V\s-riTie**di* * 4 MtrtHDimik <>mfiis»nitv * In *rintf ' * «• F M n . ! it* * » (’ '• -r- elUfM'Uotl i ft IH*' I a *■b is •i it* tdi* 1 »*’ if N 1rt, 4*f11 •Oi.n ill bYi J tr fo % • i ■ f *-(». i « 1 I 'u f i fSI" |;„| a v M tr • * *4 (U* th an H timr uf M I ' I sin. * b u r -da \ R i i i r i . at k ti> r v r jN Wr* t- I * . « lu h i... r -.*! w R ill by 1b* y.. - ■ ti -uni |liiii *du V 1iiduv 11..liter |* »ii* Jlikr tk»» -mill si ,*!I. | . 1 Mil ' JI11 1.. 1fie 4 a n S iit u r d a . ’A lit*’ I-■ il* *t 1 if w j|sb I Mf ill ilnfei ii t bfv arr Hut l'M» \ The *i,rrfl e.f <pi»r k l i h r 11 % aitiilow w Ih llss , "i*i* Si run * 1v *i r» i k * tb*i irl. A* Ufld I i i ■ fid' idr s i n. a tv a l* 'T i'll V* 1| ll Oil vaitb i i I m t l i f i ' ft \ va\1ditvi w vadl H I111t I4* ■ F M M u v ir- at a (u F M s iul v \ Menu ’ hr t u t Sun dav rt' i ti mnntb b ri-*- Iratu pi tM irtiitfn n f i m u t b f I L S O un ft** | lb** d il l* tlks.tl Ilf Ji'T* H u ll S u i ! h v *»."inil**.' b r r r t k f a a l p u f f ii a ll'I d-mi* I*I rI ufjs 'o r v fil lie** fruSo ’ ” •*’ ' V M t*> I (HI F M r vr ii I 1|;fi » ! L'I'llB »*v f r \ S11udii • *b » t lir r Jimmy Droney Hus 3rd Birthday Party H P I H gi _ _ H O U S tK H_ _ tie f n u t mu t i n Y * w In. .it • •n r t t a t r ;r h im t « I m U D N F 'i \ I M F I I A K F It l I t h in k »i v I-- •| »-! e I ».» •>f tlrlimlo mul Urn Annr Whii rfitnli u f N » u Y*»rk ( ‘ 11> v an f o ld , D tin1 « flunk' I'io-w ii .... nH!»h In t he .1h ■1 Jitcipjrlirie Armstrong _haa returned to her homr op Weat t t LKVKI.AND. (» Se|i F« Fir.t Sln-s-t after *|wndlng th* ( htrbittr St 1’ iein lU im n a i with relatives in Lexing­ M'peviall Mf*uy bt o n . t l k Mu ^ m il la V h i . m ton, Ki M is s te>! I* .i ' l t «h*t h - »i v • VOU bn VI* tn bi*vr c l m i in, h r m cli l * M ian J *♦w r | ( f iir n e r o f J i i t k i m i v l l l r him |) H n v la ttln tr h r i a ia t * r . M im M o r ifu r r * (tu rn e r at .p llj F i t r k A v o n u r f«*r « fe w <!ay«. Jlu/flM* perijr end pleated, outline the collar and dunce Leant) Ktlitor Gives Pvt. Billy Kennedy Mints On Glasses On Leave In Lniclund TKKKACI-: T A L K Miss Pat Schulti is leaving tol leul and Mr. Victor Dppei ds\ to enter Nunes Training at man and children. Jerry Duiuthy Emory University Hospital. Em- s",i Nancy of Politiai. Moh uno l v . t in registered at tin Mwvluir 11- t. I Mrs Jack Wilkinson Is spend­ Mls.es Selma and Louisr l.evy are spending their vacation In ing s few days In Jacksonville with her daughter, Eliiabelh, who New York City. has recently completed Nt W. V. Ultimo is spending n Training at Kiverside Hospital. few days in Atlanta attending Mr and Mrs. Julian Ponder a cosmetic showing at the Htltand children, Lucinda and Allen, niore Hotel. have returned .from Daytona Mr. and Mrs Walter High of llrach where they have been 2201 Oak Avenue have as their spending thr lest two weeks. guest Mrs Shirley Poppleton of A W I-re and Mrs. EdM i. Detroit, Mich muml W M*|ss-h have returned Mis. Martin, Adams if Ur- f ,tint I amri Hill. Ala., where thlMf Inndo .pen! li,, wrrkofol n. t attended tfie- fulirra! of Dr W.T. guest of Mis D o r i . H a l l , fill,'* Langley Valencia Dim Sgl Jessie Neely has received M r. a n d Mr V ic t o r Farley of I ids discharge from the Army add O r la n d o sp e n t the w r r k r n d will. ' is spending some time with hla M rs W P It r iK ik s , 1 1 7 West mother, Mrs. J.M Neely, at 100 F.ast Fourth Street. Second S tre e t F r iv m ln t»f M ia T l li n t i w ill r e i r r f l to I m m (h a t tie r iim th u r . M m . I t a i r w r l l . i« ill in ( h r Itiv e r •»ulr H o a p iu il in J A r k n o ii vil lr 7 Mi- t ill. Davis iis" irtiiinei! Patricia McClane of Boston. Ala.. . >• visiting M2/c and Mrs, f iuni Richland, tin where *h* ii to i father Jack C. Morrison at their home Ohdrd the funeral 5^ Stapleton KOil Summerline Avenue litta trim * yr*ln\« Mtckrr* nri' (<•>(«v ■ 1-ll C I ■He,-. fi't*!nhnii*fi1 Thi' .lit g ’t I Hi, t*ntvrmir * u r ^ i i I Full in* i*"ml " f I M U. Knlllliw M A H ^ V \ N \\ 111 I lit I 1.0 dl* Mi. and Mrs. II M Tamm and |mi (•*»! !*M Kit fi;» . I ll y l i " i lr M a jo r a n il M i . C h m le " H a u le r family have moved from West 1.o n an d tw o d a u g h te r s le ft lo d tiv I HI V fn Ift M II ,I’U io Fir.t Stiret to 2M7 Palmetto t■■i D a y t o n , ll h u i , a f t e r s p e m lin g H K T T > H A R M A N Hoot . Avenue 11j t o d H K T 1 \ < 11 ll L »* I ' I ***nir tim e w it h M r uiut M r . \V Mut Hetty Colhert is spending s S u llm v I A I \ n L IM 1 1 VU K L It Zachary week in New York City. Mr and Mra. Z.E. Smith have, a m l D O l l O T II N M H U U h n N returned to their home In l-*k* ! l 1.1l.s. i f U omen I leul. and Mrs Hoy lleerv id (in Friends uf Mis. Wsyne Lev will regret to lesrn Ihst she is ill at Mary after .pending the summer |loti Elliot t Avenue are moving A N N W I O O I S S . r t. - • I i n o' ii. West Virginia. their residence to Jsrk.oo. die ( *n na n Snph*'»M it .• 1 \M .f her home 1113 I’ark Avenue Lieut Heery was formerly -tit I A M K IS 4 H * «‘ T» • I 1 ” t hi i to il- 1y u Juniwi \ NT . I [ \ liolted »t the Sanford N a v a l In Friends of Mr*. R. Ktnlaw will hive u> their guest at their home. Station and Ha. received hi. at (**t)<l«‘tl Sti'phi’f (egret to lesrn thst she is ill Palmetto Avenue, J.W. d is c h a rg e ni the CS Naval It |H lt.lt K t l il t ij i ll '■ **- nit.e nt her home on Myrtle Avenue, 2171 finest of Valdosta, (ia l.e s e rV r yl.n his ia it Ii n»lli ki \f •* ,i ■knut teritlrM 'V p ru l u f t In* i ii mi I'nMrs. Olga M. Patterson is go­ Mrs. H.J. Claus* and Jack William J Ksrdlev, Pho M I . iihu-it it vi-n.l t< 11 , f i e * li ing to Hendersonville. N.C. to I Stanley visited Mr and Mrs. p . N I left vesterday for Trenton •ll , he corn'l l nt»Ik' visit relative. 11 Fold, recently at their hum* where he will spend his lea, e t'h it r ii* l' ih ’ s .*' i i st 203 East Tw*nty-first Stroet.1 visiting relatives and friemfi ii in i « k i t ! • iiitil ,i i •lit * l.teul. and Mrs. Millard Mrv Eardly, who has been mm h r Ljfht %%••*•! 'it * ..1 .-ill Thrash have left for Heady. West tinning in Trsmlon for tt»e pn.i A.MM 2/r Jim McClelland U ' 4,-1it*I I'll tile* Uf H* L"Mhl 1 ' Va for a few days. received his discharge from U te , ki<rvk, W ill r H u ir ii I n S lin f u it l ^ ith n nhurt ht«» k u L'mhws w, f... tlnte* | f f’l n l t i ! Lieut, and Mrs. Koliert Harris Navy and has arrived at bis him (•VcnilUC ilieww 1I arr .pending a few day. In D*y- home at 1301 Melloiivtlle Ave nue Mi ( I. P o w e ll a n d M , A I u f f -a h n irlilv i lie* Ik L i .« In I eel • tuna Ueach. v '.m « L FANCIFUL IM U . H\ F M.VNFU11D M K lt.M .IV S A N F O H D t • Jim friv D ro n e ) c e lrb ra tr* ! hi* third b irth d a y with a p a rt) if ' v r ii Saturday bv hl« m n t h o Mr l l a i e l D ro rie y n l their hom e on A v o ca d o A ver.oe A S U IT - f: R U p o n s r r i . i i l e a ch g o e .t »«• g iv e n a c o lo rf u l h ..i i" . .. S e v e r a l g a m s , w.re p h iy e il n '" * for which were swunle.i I., Hoi by flmlth. Annette Brooks .*>"1 Jackie Erwin After little Jimmy n|.cnrit Ine ft* Mrs. Droney s.slstetl hy re, L.E. Tew, Hr. and Miss Mary Helen Tew served refreshments to the following: Jimmy Droney. Sandra Kader. Annette Brooks. Babhy Smith. Jackie F.rwln. Wan (M l Brooks, Pat Mrt*ollari, ll.inaM Brooke, Elmer Smith, Harry Lee fimlth, Johnny Dn.ney, Mrs. John Kader and Mra. Ted Smith. irv FROM THE P A 0 E 3 OF CHARM Consti tuti on Day Observed By D.A'R. ComDiulion Day was observed Ihe Ssllle Harrison f‘ ha|.ter, if.ttlonal S n iety of the Ilaugh Ula <*t. 'he American Revolution. or> Hapi 17 In the home of Mr* J.B. Bay ni (105 Palmetto Ave SB*. a meeting was Opened by the mt Mr*. Ray. after which JJJ. Root, Chaplain, led ag jalute and read the Hit general’, menage. Mrs. K «r, patriotic annlvermaries __ aIn, read the history of the Constitution from tha book, “ 1 te o -p ib c *. In BMdt Aikmk fe ia n C / if* i t # i i * t* 2 0 *. * - V *- s w m -w .*•# ragulor meeting at which time lira. FiE. Koumlltat was appointWeirding searetanr 1o oarvr absence of t in . Edgar who' will be array for the month*. - - ' • istaae- set is tad by Mre • Clothes lor (ioin^ “Rack to School” C o t t o n BI ouhi ’h l.S I Sweatern 3.17 up Kkirtw 2.9!> up Nniurally you want to I h* a ’’■slick chick” ut uchosil. ami one thing thut hd|>g is to have the "right" clothe*. Hay pl ai d nkirtu and soft pastel sweater* are your wallflower insurance. See our 'election in size* (L16. r i> ^ Li r *-♦ • ah, Mrs. B.B. CieB. Bullard, Mre. Mrs. F.E. Boll, *, Mr*. J.H. Men .. Dawson, Mrs. Bool. Rouialllat. i/ V - t ' *‘Wa Cloth. The ^anjUF—W* FUrnlah Th« UoneH rground wealib r * -ft.* • t I . CV • v. 1, ■ ' rled from salt. gold, •ii 216 E. FIRST STREET — SANFORD, F L A ., n 9 T �I 'N- , • c. J WEDNESDAY'. SEPTE5IBER THE &ANFORH HFHALD. ftANEORn FLORIDA 10 ,th ilnsoumpe’ n n..kn *o u n<.rre mt>>.rn t tn*mK. itm..r ifttn Five Scholarships ¥. p ro f f a m »u* g iv e n l*v Pum n* 1 leiepnone to. Q t o p e n n D * O is iir n iit n --F 5 in ... ^ | mu .* ih m I mean* that " w e m uni in lh)« * fo n ip at » t . Vr«l> p e rio d of j tim e * f ir rid n *urn fm rnpati**uin . AU nit «*»i u a I to tin d o lla r i n v»-. t JACKSONVILLE. Sept 10. i/T* mrT1t in the fa r little * we i i » u p«»« — T h e S o u th e rn B r il T t lc p h n U * r ie«e " C o m p a n y hue p re p a re d n fftfi.OOO, | A la r g e p o rtio n of t h r am ount 0 0 0 port w ar c m u itriirt Inn and in* (h r n e a r fu tu re w ill gi* t im n n i 1 p tiH a tto n p ro g ra m fo r F lo r id a . In I k * a pent B y the (lo n p tin v tn | CJ.L. K lt u m n n . d is t r ic t m a n a g e r i for n e r v ie r , hut b ty jm il th a t, the w«n aHrlaeH v c M r rd a y hy H a l S H e a rin g up p e n d in g a p p llra U n n * Ih im n * . nf A t la n t a , p r r # id r n t ’ for *©rv»ce. hut beyond th ut.N b ** T h e p m J t T l fo r F lo r id a in n rnm prtnv antieitnite-n a pc i hh ! of p art o f the |:to o . 0 oo,O(Hi tn $ 4 0 0 . ^ milMitant in i rc o ro u n ir develop m ent 000.onn p ro g ra m «»f the c o m p a n y . In the S m ith w h ir h va ill ores-*, iiim r d tn m et the §c\pn rid in g t r ie tita te fu rth e r tHrphon** r^ p iiit phone i m a I r o f the n in e S o u th | lio n to m eet tin- |tro w in g rrip H i* r n i l r r r i »tate« K in * m a n m»*M ! m rnt*. T h e n in e S ta te p r o g r a m , th e K ln u n ia n *Aid the iM i.ip n n y V la rg e * ! e ve r ud K le rln tie n h y th e p «* l* w n r plana in c lu d e d r t iiilt y d p S o u th e rn B e ll C o m p a n y w ill r i f'» rn t p m jr r t a . 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F r e e lin g V e g e t a b lc ii" A d d ro rtopic*.t to F c rn n w H a ll. I'n n n d l l I n iv c r a it y . I t b a r ii, New V o rk Won By Seminole County Students T VI I .A II A SH F.F, s, pi I* .#!• \ mo* L e w ip r / d k g i hohir *b ip loan * v a lu e d ut $ K ill a s e a l w «r vi on 1-y th re e S e m in o le F o u n t , a indent.* B o th 1 u rg e n t, w hit (>f Ld iig w iH w l a n d J u a n it a t lt n h u m 11 n 11 M a rt b n t ’o 11»u *, r <*!*»r r i of S n n fo r r l. O liv e r It M n lb i't iv o f lie n e v a nod K m tun J R o n ild e v of S o n fo rd Won IlffMi sen a to r i i l * riio la r *h v| t ‘tiltn h u g lia b . S ta ti Sihi***t S u p e r it ile t id e n l. n !iiit l ’* ! -t o d r n ' ■». 41 of l b e tti m j- 1 , .p i-*h fled for th e A m o I 1** 1 ■ S r h o la i i h l j i lo an * of | Mm a ve if i' U t y fu m lu d t I won S een 1m tut « r h o I f i l r h lf P r r a n t • » I f S * ' v e i l , a n d e ig h t r e r e i v i I 01 o f H e p m e n l i i U v e --e h o h u b ip ^ o f IlftM l it y e a r I II* l e l l r d f l l s h in * it lii v he ■»-* I o ld v fo i i d u r a t io n i h ro ta S t a l e * a lle g e * a n d t i h \ m »* y I h* I a h i i h b i j i f i * a n d t h e H o u t a e l m l a t t b ip H lim y g o o n l \ to b**1 pay fo r t r 1r h i n o eon 1 • 1 T r1 Senatorial fo r any L e u * (j award* e o iiia e mi n nf I* u- ‘ M in J i k c Ilo In t flh t p .H an **|*eti both t»* w h ite an d n e gro « | m de n t* T h e re c ip ie n t g iv « * 110*0 for each ye a r iir r e t u r n fm h i $ I fit* A f t e r he ha* h e rn g r o in filed* one note If r a nr e l led <or «*ve 1 y yu'iir he tenehe* *« bool H o il we a pit S e n a t o n a l m ted 1 1 *lil|> do rod tin v r lY l*e re p a id fin e for 1to* L m v r r ^ lt v of M o itd . an d one for ( h r Flo rid w S*ni I ut lege fo r W o m en i» n A a rd e I fro m PM*'h rif the ri 7 o iiin h f f oil* ijic h o f the k S ta te t o n a l d e t r ir t h The S e r ia l ru m I •hob v% err i f•v l* o | b \ I be I 1 J ■ iw ltire . w h ic ii a im Vnt» d I a n i,oi% '-m r —fdlU of itn S ta te fear lu i r |ia la r « h i Then w e re a d d itio n , i l l » |u d m t i took 0 la t e r i- u ir iiih u t in i!, a mi t h e ir p a p e r* in m a it fitting grad ed f tintr* tauf * who f »rushed in the |oi%f» f» o n r r n t w r-rr r i i m i f iiit 'd from 1 un»i'|p r a l in n W h e fc p ir n w eft* m o tr a p p lic a n t* t h t l i I hi *pu it a lot any rn ttn 'Y . t h r *1 h n lm ^ h tp * w e ir a la r d e d on the ha a i * of g rad e* u n til th e ip ju t ji it a - f i l i a l The g ra d in g co m m it tee wm l ottij h o t d <d the 'km im o f n llir A * lio n school* at th r U n iv e r s it y r>f F lo r id a , F lo ild n S ta te t id le g e fo r W o m en and F }n rid » A and M . 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I,IIh W e put n*»w rubhef new tread! new hie in your nM tile s . . . with nur q u a lity re c a p p in g le m c e . Thorough Inspection, Leper! re p a irin g . Beat w orkm an sh ip an d m aU r la ls . Most m odern equip m e n t C o m a In to d ay. Head* quarters let Cooper Arm ored C o rd Tires. SEF. T H E N E W I 'n r | f’ SH Kirby IK rt \ Vacuum Cleaner in your home Friday-Saturday 2 Big Hits M h r l 1,1.1 * l| T f * t l . Ittwun Ulnnlir ............................. a ll f ih i l l f i l l III h it I In * I'U 't i Hunk Huilditii H in ffla rif M a r ria d A k t If i-il* . CXI'KItlKMi’K UNNi:rtKS8AK> K H H K N T IA L W ORK w it h R B A C fT IM E K U TU R f! 0 Y e r tim r I ’a jf- i ’i l d V a c m tlo n * In c rra a a . H f a a a n t E n v ir o n m e n t P rn q u a n t A p p ly E m p lo y m e n t S u p e r v is o r B-6 Wrtkilaye—Sklordava, V-ll n > U . T E L . A t E l . CO u u E . t i t S t. I Vo N o t A p p ly t f N o w K n r a r e d In E a r t n t lk l W o r k 1. I m| ti il i • l i f t *I I" HI nn i hi 111 i n u l l Im (S«'«.III**!' r r o |K In \ i; i ii nil 1*4 f t I|*f|f« *« l t ill .i i L»l*v 4 | m i l l 111 I « *«v 1 1 1 « ^vL’ i l u b b i- <•( |» I mI . 111 i l l »* i * 111 * 111 mil*** i i l l p u iiio m iiiI »i »i I'ln n n D i ' l t *I»♦ »l •il I*y J E N N IN G S SEED S T O R E K ir - . ! S lr p H (n r 4Wfi T KLRPHONE OPERATORS SOU i Ills* illH4.*r|H \ 11 VAC UUM CLKANftH CO. ,( i l l III* r p o r ljllt n * I* hone •nn K IR B Y 1I I l ‘ | D. I lir .IT > .i n i , m l h i ,i n \ m -i i i u - , i f :>■ I i i i r i Southern luirm ( hentiral ( nmpuin S t m f n l il I Im i , I n �I 1 WEUNEflDA V, SEITESIUEH ID, THE SANFORD HHKALIVfiASkURU. FtTlBIDA 71F IN A N C IA L— W ANTED: Mah xrllh.rmull «-«pi tn| to invest In good business. Good returns on your money. Box 1490. Sanford, Fla. M AKE T H A T SPAR E ROOM PA Y it with FOR RENT NICELY FURNISHED BEDROOM ODDS & ENDS from Mather’s SAVE money when you buy you*next car or truck thru lower local bank financing and our lower insurance costs t M. Boyd i: Co. :LA83IFIED ADVERTISING RATES ik per tine for one Insertion •lie per llnr for three Insertions I7r per line for 6 insertions » ii prr tinr for 20 insertion* Minimum rale* . . . 30c .•HONE lUt OR BRING YOUR Aa. la THE SANFORD HERALD LIE U TENANT and wife desire furnished - house or apartment. kerosene and f&el H U . UP With No children or pets. Lieut. ml htforv winter. Yuukers. Valdes Hotel. ii ii i *o i *k r o . FURNISHED two-bedroom apart­ ment or bouse. Lieut. Ethler. TIIO I.STE KY fabrics, tapestries. Phone 9IG3 after 4:30 P.M. or Iiuim.kv broealelles. a good 1100 Extension 237 during day. stock t<> select from. R.8. Brown. 2911 N. Orange Ave., WANTED to rent a p t'luine 4U.'i3, Orlando. Fla. G08-J. ____ HOSPITALIZATION Individual, family t M Roy.I A Co. O DD BEDS IXJANS on cash value of life Insurance policies at 24 % to ‘ 4 'ir* C. M. Boyd A f « IXIST Count, live words to the Une, Including phone and address, til advertisement* for situation* wanted will be charged far at the I.OSTt Bunch of keys on ring Reward. Phone 747-J. regular rlasnifltd rale* - ——■■■— ■ w W A N T E D TO R E N T A T LO W COST! SAVE money on your fire, wind­ storm, automobile, workmen’s compensation, burglary, lia­ bility and other insurance. You’ll like our profit-sharing plan of insurance. C. M. Rovd k Co. Insurance, id group. WINDSTORM insurance. Now is the time to |n.iect yotlr pro|M-ily again.t wlmlxtnrm dam.,gr t M Itoyd A Co (mu I IF F imuirunce lu r.ich , nsiiii dk!i‘f H» to t& for 117 .o dividends r e d u c e the yeari) C4»»l las ll3.aU after llut 1st year I . M lioyil & tar. I! NFURNISH Et) "hou« e. Perman rnt residents. Dox j. e/o Herald. HOUSE or apartment, furnished or unfurnished, between now uml Nov. 1. Three adults per­ manent Phone Mr. Davidson, Standard Grnwtrs. FIVE ruOm house, furnished nr unfurnished, permanent resi­ dents, Small family, es-service man who wants to stay in San ford. Call Mr. Johnson, Phone 375. City Drug Co. "Ask for Kov.” Unity Thrre Ir Hlrrngth— BUSINESS SERVICE EXPERT plumbing service by man with 35 years' experience. Repair work a specialty N<» Saturday calls. George Coursen. phone County 4 IOC. liui 574 THE all", is preferable to |5t) deductible collision or set automobile insurance. our rates for your cars trucks C. M. Hoyd & Co. To Protect the r t ic t of the World) To Promote tho Progress of Aoirrlroi To Produce Prosperity for Hanford. The home of James WhUoomJ Riley, 628 Lockerbie street, 1:4 dianapolis, is a literary shrine The blind, the deaf and the dumb were first counted separate ly ir\ the census of 1830. AN INDEPENDENT Ethiopia joined the United N.-£> the lions Sept. 9 1942. u|> Get and VOLUME XXXVII 10 Point Code Is Issued For Japan Press WASHING machines repaired— and all home appliances. Cald­ well General Repair Shop. 707 North Mills, Orlando, phone 2-IU72 or Sanford 9155. Prompt Service. WE ARE fnilv ' equipped and know how to recap your lirev Nkltiral rubber or synthetic we protect the sidewalls ol your tire. Junes Tire Shop, Cor. 1st and Elm, phone G08. Tt« JUN6U.-TMC CAM BUWA1A 1J RHINOCC1KM. CLEPMANT AMD-M P U O W R O ARK. COSrtlOARLD H 0 »| ^P*MdUtOU3.'D*H T H t UOH. | Superb quality and sensible p r i c e s are^ two of the common sense r e a s o n s to urge selection from our complete stocky AUTO BODY AND FENDER WORK BY AN EXPERT. 8UPEKtOR AlITO PA IN TIN O — ^ (O t c 's r s / c large assortment of colors. Your rar can look new. Rring it to P A C K A G E S T O I U j* us and • — l.it'.t IL AUAIL BlOt. J%cHex )M HOLLER MOTOR SALES WILL pay cash for all kinds of 208 W. IU Bt. Phone 522 used furniture, enone 924 J *•- w- - -*• “ •. O* - . ___ DRUG Store In some good lown N O B 111! ! in central part of state. D.A.I Hutchinson, Ellxabathtown. N C M ONDAY # IlITZ THEATRE I SU N D A Y WANTED— Mirrors of Colonial FOB RENT 2" acres tiled celery farm, lately plowed and harrowed on Cam­ eron Avenue. Phone K.H. Stowe. 192-R or Edward F. Lane, phone 542. 3 acre*. tiled land. I good well. H»n Acrrn nf muck. rrn«ly for J liui h.»us#- t car garage, 1 plantifiK. P I o * f d. harrowed. .••m| huuai*. non ft West of I n»ol* ilritinrd. levelled. Al»o I uii- Mhihhp puat <ifffoe. On# have iMitnping unit* Phone 38U5, .% M( tra, all titr«l. Rood wall. 2 Mt. Dora. Fla. f BOUDOIR ( HA I RS Sue tl Mioin huiiir rlimv to S«»uth •b |f SchvMil ('mt t|iv** Im moiliiiie |M»MaviiKion. MA'ITRESSES Robert und ra d io Tho cixli* s a id << a«llnuetl On I'afr T«n| ( 'v.lv.rI til tlt'Htsrttiql. floral and fumfnrlubli-. ncutly falirit ttiilunul I’lriiti-il nkirt niody in gay (Tinirv ill money hialtcrs is sirietl) Friends and resiwctwi her*, relatives an. not uueslioned Your cm about your credit, plt.yer or business associates will not hear of your personal affairs There Is no cause for embarrassment. ReSsonnblv rred't requirements. No co-makers o*. m-uiev loans, "srlnklc payment pinna FAM ILY LOAN CO. Florid* Bank nidi. . Phone 33 A. Wlinaoii Atlintkr lUnk IIMg Seven twin house on Mtllonville Ave. Fruit trees plenty of gurdrn space. Immediate poa■eaaion. Robert A. Wllllana Phone 732 Allantic Dank Bldg. LINOLEUM RUGS j|.95 up ODD DRESSERS 100 Hi ice bos, refrigerator. 40H Palmetto Ave. Jessamine. - YOUTH bed with Kapok mat. tress, good condition. Phone C H E ST S Deep roomy drawer*, r.* From DELIVERY hoy • over 18 - full time, to drive truck. Roberta' Grocery. GHtL FOR general office work. Must be experienced In book­ keeping. Electric Service Co. SALESGIRL, full time, steady employment H ' k A Dept Stora,. # • BA LE 8LA D Y - for etaady, full time employment Apply In pkeaoa. Tfc« Outlet________ " '- HITE glrl to work, u marks* ami checker. One with high . mule, good workschool education preferred. rears old, fllOOO. Apply In: parson to 8emlnol# ikett, Wagner, PU. County Laundry Co- 819 West V<yThird StreeL S LIG H TLY used 112.00. II. L. ODD Range FURNISHED G room house. In nuir* Itubow's Store, 3 mllei South. ___________________ 33 DODGE Sedan, fait Urea, good condition. 116M N. 21*95 up Prices HELP WANTED” MAN AND woman. Must be neat and have health card. ATa Place, 311 Sanford Avenuo. CHILD'S wheel trnra and amall W AITED: Maid. Phona 024. 2205 Sanford Are. desk and chair. Phona 680-J. V HEAD milk breed cows; one WANTEDt: .Esperfenced maid, (dll •fine bull. 1611 MelUnville Ave. r tjapa, rood nay. Phone 400-WCall aftar 0:00 P. M. J 10 FT llbuSE~tralftr, furnished- W A N T E D : Girl. Tor full time a t LAney'a P r og fltyrs.________ Sleeps two. Box TH, c/o; U&u“ 1 X FRESH cow, calfj \ all Jertera, 9i00 A. M. and 0:00 P. II. 1200; AAA leghorn uulle1 lay, 91.50 each. Pfc ODD VANITIES 21-95 up AUTHENTIC COPIES OF RARE IMPORTATIONS IN WIDE BEVEL LOUIS XIV AND FRENCH PERIOD STYLE8 SIZES 41x53 — 42x54 — 42x60 ETC. EXTRA SPECIAL EXQUISITE PIER GLASS WITH DAINTY GILT PRAM* AND CARRARA GLASS RASE, . - ’ . . • ' * g ; 1* I t o iM A U id i a iA If U f l I f I • Vk it f i n >I ti • 1 1 1IV* d o - •!«tw ii • Ii . i mini < uil It Smith of th. St.>i. In. u-ttini * --imiii-ainn, tv .. . • I,.t p ml '1 7J.I'• 1.. , . I.t •■I.Hll- 11. till- p.l .... . , I, |lint ■..rnpni t-a wi l* , i . ..( t**. I . I 11. . Jnl <|u• ii • • ;imr Kirk last year, it. , . 1 . .ii mni tbe coo. , ' i Citrus Barge FMan Providing Service To North Outlined , , , ..I .how ttv J i t !*]. Wuthen l v llardKunningBack On Seminole Team tight 500 ton lincgrs which anSportsmen Convince now being used in the Great I^skaa trade. He was assured by Gtyup 1’hat Season tha citrus men that enough citrus Wos I n e q u i t a b l e could be fusnishad from the Central Florida section to mac* Or eh* —wiii.s j *edt*wh*e -, Each barge would b# capable of carrying lO.OtlO boxes on e*<*b : man Association and tin Ornng' trip, Mr Williams pointed out. t'ounty Sportsman \ -minimn . and their sped would permit, uulijii lirsrrni- s » I *d d ,n (i them to make a round trip III In Innd Insl M ndn> oh el. p. days The necessity of dumping irsti-' the -liasil. . ii.mci ■ Ilia' ^ a whole shipload on the market wer. m»do u. tin I'.'fi !•■ hunt at once would be eliminated by 1 ing season sbortening Iasi . l i ­ the fact that cargoes could In- i deer liunting li> II days, luikt-y held at the dockside for Onload- ' season by 1.3 days, nu«11 and Ing as the market demanded, he squirrel season by ih days, and said. 'did away with the tea i-ontinunus A The plan, ns proposed by Mr days •! homing nl Ihr la ginning Williams wniilrl he to try the of the -«as-.n venture on n 12 week operation Aft. a sl.riiiimis all dm pie hruils with the Vien of n perman- |sentntlm w.<« made In t'u i.mm ent set lip if plans worked oilt nnd I .-I- l is ln Ki-.li i ..mm. I.. ndvanlnge sn.n ' .*-• .*ff. el lhar .lie*. ^ John A I* Rnurke, secretary diasti. ii.iuling .hang. m i, ™ nf I he Growers and Shippers made .Uhlill ro.ti.r or |.III.I l l it, licague of Florida, declared he t,, |h, -|...ilmen » ( I he Kiflh thouglil the plan was practical v but that it needad some revision ? before it could he nut into prnc ^SJcal operation. Raymond D. 0 Rdbinsnn, general manager of the Dr. I’ hlllips Company nf Orlando, exprensrd favor toward the pro jecl. especially from th* point of view of securing better trans­ portation rates to northern mar­ . Lets for citrus. T-Sgt. George Talbott I’reacnt were repre*entallves of the Fosgal* Cooperative. Nel Is leavin g Europe son and Company nf Oviedo, lb I’hlllips Company, Chase and I Sgt '.r.t.ge R I all,..)) .ii-i Company, American Fruit Grow­ of Mi and Mrs 1 U Ultmll ers, Inc. and tha Growers and of Oviedo. Iius lirrn rcpf.rtc-l 4 Shippers League and Mayor ■s leaving Naples, Italy, on ht« Higgins. way home after serving oversea, for the past 34 months with the Twelfth Air Force Service Com­ mand. Sgt. Talbott has sren service in North Africa, Corsica, and Italy as a member of a Head quarters of an Air Service Com mand Group which served with the Twelfth Air Force Service Command. . one wa> ■ SgL Talbott'* organization was ■%Vkfethodlst Church and served engaged in the maintenance an i two year* a* prealdent of the operation nf anme of the m o l •Truth Seekers' Sunday eehool advanced combat airfields ,n * class and was aapeclally in- Italy, from which was launched Uteated fn the Methodist Or- tha deadly aircraft that blasts I plmnage pt EntarpHea. the Nasis. ilia unit also worked m .Tter many years the and her in direct support for the hardlaid husband lived fn their home fighting infantrymen of the 6th In PlnehureL Folio winjr her Army. husband's death, 54re. Parker Prior to his entry into the moved to Trnnna where the •Armed Forces, Sgt. Talbott was THE’EXTREMELY LIMITED NUMBER ENHANCES THEIR EXCLUHIVKNESS. ’ ■ , • • ' ‘ n ” . .* N o th in g Beautifies The Home Like A M irror'1 4 ROUND TH* WORLD, WASHINGTON, Sept. *1, (/PI ■The Army Transport Command ' • . f . cutting :>'Mr / tawr. Builaim' But m v lV lM Lehman's Kelative In \ ankee Division \ I'ils Mil In* llomt I lit u u . rd Ini' • i •. - ■- • . . -li.fon* i .*>• 11 kilo* In Sen ice Fi\e Years Sanford Boy l'i>iurht \N ith Famous Itb Hot K c d d in n Itc p n i I -» ( .m id |’ r m » I'fs * . I III ( o lo rt'd S iilid it is io ii ‘ Pvi tViplarn'I. tin tCnlly M‘» umh‘iI idiwuii ! H f i l l ’ ll a v» k n I . am i lu ll) K lM t lh f it ilf » I II b ‘ '■ *t b A fllU C ft , I*1 u ir tb r lr f* f ,f t du It fuctorr lb »ai«J ih»( Hu.U. l>At(lr flu •, lM*g«u .Nub 7, 11*44 It linmchci In Cologne uml it w a n tr r rn m hi* |t‘ f 4|*\ ti " m u i t " o l m *v%a ■ ( l i f f i r I* hill*. thick v%. i ri-ckn. anil '» it II hellahv (ru|m g i|f i« M i l l 1 art • »,, f |,t .rhn|ft*t i, -nit i*< A« i in.* Ih«* front *1»• wf m11Me-w Riiil Imrhc ' »lf* k r l L» i 'ii-.lt . | tif m .ik im iiim L m g I I th i' tug num b er * l» .1 an» i»* iirr.t u tth M»t* ■ A 1 1 1 Ih r liet y v a ih k I f < l« * u h | v lir m U lif • ••* va«w /«•i <hmJ in oil uu . »hlr nhjrrttvp, he Mill u tirr m i« r r v —cn»i»« •tnuM urnr freef Ing ft n Living for (U vr ii * holt**, iinunlly %bith** n (roetpw hml no r*rtii” N llt l *• **t Kvurv viinl w««*. f one quarter da ad for the IU T-Sgt .John Minarik I b Out Of Service Sanford Station Not To Close This Year <!apt. William Thomas t.a.lon. uiiving USN, Commanding Offir,-i#.if th,-1 Sanford Naval Air Slalnui .aid ' ( ‘ n rs t to«lav the Sanford Statoui will not be elosed until th,- latter ( P () part of the first nunr'd 1945 Asatsanl Sccretai, the. ('apt Navy for A ir Bullivan >, »t.-r.lav ! ,,-centl disclosed to the II oum- N a v a l At alll| w| fairs Committee that Tt naval , nlonths air atations or major facilities : j,pan i and some Florida outlying field* j u n t e r , are to be designated surplus dur- ,rrC|Vr Ing the last quarter of ihlv year f rom | or the flrat of next Included j|0 a among these was Sanford. Day- t0 Tt tens Beaah, Del^ntl, Green Cove W|n(|al Springs, Lake City. Mrllmurne. M|,cre. Varo Beach and Fort l^tuderdale. v |ca j. d-the-worlil II from the ngton N i' Tha Globestap,' The complete paint and glasa *Jt>f IU' Ju|> made her home with her daughter and grandson, Mrs. Quinton Brown ■ and William T. Brown, who are her only sunrivore. . 5fre. Parker waa burled In the -Garden of Memoriae" cemetery ■ in Tampa. .J *. * * v THESE' RICHLY FRAMED, SUPERBLY DESIGNED MIRRORS MAKS THE MOST, RBMARKABLE DISPLAY EVER SHOWN IN C E N T R A L ^LORIDAEVERY PIECE IS OUTSTANDING. ,. % ATTRACTIVE CREATIONS far tv11 | Mrs. P. D. Parker Died Aug.29 In Tampa EXCLUSIVE SHOWING! you AIIE COHDIA! Hardware Co. 991 phona 53. Mie»*ll \ \ \ % v t v nlliu««l *|oilU t h ..............1 t h e 5 t t m i‘ |*t, r*vHl a y e n m ••• and thr tiumhrr i laim t»*. | m r •iifia In n in g ( h e ir jo b t *f •t lt l F A IN T NOW! W* Have Good Reliable Painters available. Call Hanford Paint X ROOM modern house on 4 fllaaa Company. Phoae 303. lake. Good fishing, boating nnd birthing D. 0. Hoi 57M Phono FOR |5 additional you e*n add 4 I (Ml to your automobile liability’ policy medical payment for each parsun accidently injur*«I while a nassrnger in your car and each pedestrian hit by your car up to J750 each. C 51 Qoyil k Co Srptu iHiikn. *ewer pipe. pu*K otonra ami flower pr»t«. FOR BETTER H ealth Drink See J K. Terwillt^er, SDK Elm 54ountain Valley Mineral Water. Avenue Nature** Aid to health. From Hot Springe, Ark. Let ue Partly furnished 5 room house aerve you. For Sale at Du? close In. Immediate possession. hart’s Lumber Yard, 009 SanRobert A. William* fotd Avenue, Phone 386-M. • Phone 73Z Atlantic Bank Bldg. Phone 732 I-R ID A A «i* ♦ TOKYO. Sept. 21. (A P I — MacArthur t o d a y ordered the ‘‘immediate arrest" of Lieut. Gen.- Kanji Duihara. W whose recent npiMjiiitment to hend Japan's first Reneral army was approved by the Allied command, and MucArth.ir also issued a lu point m,codc to guide the Jap pres-, MISCELLANEOUS ( OIL .SPRINGS I'M Game Officials W illia m Coursey Change Hunting Back Hom e A fte r Rules In District H e ll of Hin tgen I Mill II I .limber! \V ncklnr 1 •ti*r> hiMhr he bind Heel’s. ver3’ BORROW HWtK WHERE timt lumbri Plrnt (bans, win I'UIY ACY IS R K S P E tlb D ■Ii. a . Mint idutnl.ii..- l.uliart's YOUR natural desire fur privwcy I.oiiiIht Yard F L O R ID A ^creltGasoline Becomes Scarce As Percent CIO Workers Continue Strike First Jewish Service In Berlin Y O K O H A M A , 3ept. 21. ( A P ) — IJeut. Gen. Robert L. Elehelherger. commanding U. 8. Eight Army, snipped the door-barring pink ribbon* to­ day to open the first Red Cros* club In Japan— in what formerly wa« a cabaret on Yokohama'* "Broadway"! gtMt\ bmifc*- 2 Rimy harn, *4 f uni*- a paI ..It Onmgr. MouU- I H BNISIIF.H .1 ro4»m apartment, nf.| I W lli*ll l.nkti Monrot, ilectrrnlux. private entrance, garage, clone m. Phone 724-M I'himr lb GARDEN PLANTS ill Tom.-ili.es, Fla. per. I t Kyers Mai^ Plant. Copenhagen, and Jeraey W’ aheig e , other plants fif a J W Bell. Phone 15 SANFORD. 1‘JOS MacArthurOrderKArrest Of Doihara; GIs With 2 Years Service To Get Out ? c ^ r a u M u < M i^ 4 o r R » « / o r I LOST: Gold wrist watch, gift GOING to fly? Get a trip ucci from dead husband. Reward. drnt |K>licy from C. M. Roy. Mrs. Montrey, Palms House, 1st & Co. . k Laurel, LIA B IL IT Y insurance is most OUR Jewelry Floater policy will fmpartaul.You knuw what il repay you for jewelry lovt, would cost to replace your stolen or destroyed. No ll» home, furnituie, merchandise C. M. Boyd k Co. and automobile if drstroyrd llut you don't know what the DIVIDENDS for T o " year* on verdict ia going to be in a law your fire, automobile and lia­ suit involving bodily injury or bility insurane* by not Insuring death. Get adequate liability with C. M. Boyd.A Co. • coverage. C. 51. Boyd i Co. K.tln'ilishcd NEW SPAPER JrporL Six will be re­ mile flight taring each field which Is an auxiliary of tha 8anford A ir Station. However, this morning CapL Easton flaw to Jaelupnville, where tha Chief of Naval Air Opera­ tional Command is located and waa given the Information that tha Hanford Naval Air Station would not ha among the bases to close tha last'quarter in this year, but would close about the last of March. •I11P CITY HKIKFS Schcdul** Announced For TB X-ray Unil . ., -ItilH .Hit lit.. IcM The (itlhiw mg achedult’ »•» rtpiq {■* d initch an.I hatiiliitir* X-ray «snniinat(una <*f whtti- «taf .la n d a ln r h I* M p c iu ln l -• Colnrod |M-r*nn» in Seminole I unit S a l i i n l a , • It, M l , • In i k tv by the Slat,- Middle Unit w i l l til I lllk M-ll'titl) -flit I lie on the following ilntc, at .hue rv|tair shop nl 21" Snnlmfrom 9:30 to 12:3" during morn­ Avenue In C I. F.chnl. nml In ing* and 2 « " t» 5:00 I* M lutlivi II f F.ili,I- » U .. Geneva today. Oviedo nrt Mmi ln,W fpi-inlitig 'br Imi.,11,-* day; Altamonte Springs un Tut-. 1 day; Longwood on Wedne»da, . I ELECTION OF OFFICERS Ijikc Mary on Thursday a and Sanford on Friday. Sept. 2i i T W (jiwtod. |irr»l<|riit •*f !l" ‘ Eliraiteth llarkcy Kirrher. .,-c ' S«*m»n«ile County ( ’ hnml*rf rrtarv nf the Seminole Count) Coii»iM*rc« Hu m iufitetl .t iiii-h Health and Tuberculosi* Associa­ iniT of ail thb newly circle.I «lir tion, together with 5trs J f* •ctofp to Im» h**i«l nt thr ChamlM'i Thurmond and Mrs. C.R. Itawmin, of Coinmercc Office in thr City members, left for Orlandcu thi» Hull on TufN«I«y rvemiijf ut H M*l •*iif morning to stend the meeting of o'rlftrk for thr pur|»o»** of the Tuberculosis Association at ,,f f ul l a for the eriRUiMR >rm Orange Court Hotel where plan, will be made for seal tales during the rhri*tm»« season May or HijfK’insTo^Talk To USO Saturdax >nltinfu\ FvrniHir ii •» in m i !*h k 'kft* ititnitufu I bt I •« 11#•I‘ I ’Sn ilirrrtm h'liemln of t !*•- tritut* |h*u|iIp nrt* nUo invitnl In ht*wr ihr talk whtrh vtill hr *» i i Si»nf*»ril‘w |>u«« t%»ti |*lnn* A mntit* \aill follow rntnlrd " Kitrrlirn * •*» I ' «»••! «tiin iiiy -I•••*I M» * *« « ! I amtiir !*#«> «*n\ I'nrkrVt it . who ha« •••uni |\ nt* mil- with thr UnlnIhim 11' v i* ioo in country. Her irceivril hi* honor ntilr discharge and Is now attending Stetson t 'niver.lt y Sheriff Charles Hand who fore• a-t that ., Il t - I n t e l Would send th*» WRtri tikt*! (hr hulkhrad at !.4»kr Monttfe. forrci*l an* ••lh«*r hravv tiiuni inti min for ( lc fn h « r f v � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1945 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, September 19, 1945 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 19, 1945. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 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