24 10 311 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/53ed5666cdc2f2d06b793e97009dd86f.pdf 7bd215b3631b91db5b5c21391ceed2c7 PDF Text Text lob Read; For Exhibition . omorfaWAgainst Leesburg; More Flayers Get Tickets * 17 —: PHOENIX PLANT EMPLOYEES SET K* ' t r i KNOWN JXW THE th ro w * o r Q u a lit y , » Events To Start At 8:00 O’C lo t it A t Athletic S td d itu n diets Browh, Clark, McDaniels Mtfltt* To Be Greatest 1938 Combination In Loop !feUl iger. Guy Isej announced |Haney In right field, Hamid Webb, it Slghi. IJiat ha had cat on ffr»t bate, ".Snowwhlte” Kirby c»‘ *hbW« Bw»k H'cbingr and play r the.opening of lb ? annual «**• ln l,ft tlM of Jhe Florida State Lea- end Leiber alio hur.lng. ’ Dill Atwater, nvw hurlcr from ira raleaaed by the Ruifonl Ravanmh, reported for the fire* ties wire Milton “ Hank’' time today nnd hea been named by pifeher, Bill Odrirune, l* , , to |,t,rl the opening exhlbtspdtetep, HarNd Wkbb. ni w |n*t tha Gondolier* •Fi lldreM FMib, ehort-1 abort- lkmr )((,„ ,tilt again*! S*Wt FrankGllaa, pitcher and alao, p r;dey evening. Atwaier wa* arnl pwflelder Jge* Murray. ' here on opt on by the Savannah •Tfca local aggregation uodar-j lndtaBI of thB South AGantlc, M M another loach aeaalon ; « • >{.eager. 2*! M gtar the Ue.tn.rg ^ dur|||f lho rlr„ I. to be M dty, 0f !i7 J ;" . . . __ j the acaaon. The Lookout skipper regabtr gam. wa* held ye*' named Pete MahaHc In center field Pictured above are employeea of the Phoenix plant of the Flo ride Power and Light Company, who wer. recently honored for ^ i ! '. n d Win Brown in right field, head mem Ins workout and he R. y C1lrk ind p ^ ,) , Me Den U'a, eatebliahlng a new aafvty record In the Company1* Inter-connected aystem. L. 0 . Roea} A. W. Btumpe; J. B. Top row. left to rights W. J. Doy 5 P ? * ? . ww?^*n J * 11' 7 U> f . who la yat lo arrive for training T. N. Stafford! W. A. Canupj T. F. Stewartt C. W. Towaa! Karl 9*“ Term gene. IIP .c l tvItlea, will undergo a hot battle Caldwell) L. J. Reeve*j J. T. St*n1*y. _________ _________ ___ . ,\M. -7 ,7W.. 7 Hlggel 7 __1 ~M Hoderblom;_ ____ J, E....Ilodg*! E. C._______ GoUon;______ J. U __________________ Thornley) V. P*lerei J. R. Weaver.v Bottom row, left to right; 11, F. <£ for ,h* Mt f,- ,d N a lt w a n d r r ; W. H. Arnold; W. A. Stanefleldj C, 8. Spiveys'T. Er Ikaen; J. A. Young. (Sup*.)! E, W. Jeter! 0. T. Rky, J. H. Hodge* fa n , mill for the Yannkan* were - Clark, McDan ela, Brown and Mg;-,. Ulber and Johhny Rook Mahalle, U ey aald, would make and J. E. Abernathy. Absent from the picture ares LofUn John ton and V. E. Kennedy. regular llna op ’ included '•>* strongest outfield combination J < X n on Leond, Joe In «»» l-.k o S u g a r lo on third base, Pete Me- four P*y*f» w*» ■" l,BB? r *"* GREYHOUND IN THE FIELD OF SPORTS S k to center field, Win Brown , »c,(tr11 ln ,b# . llnV E N T R IE S T O N IG H T By JULIAN HTENBTROM fel right field, Ray Clerk In left •» * ,M ■■ PUF ln lhe onler **r (MU, Bill Odrlront on fliet baae, , , „ ., VtltHT H A C *: M m U cy on ahortatop, Don Con** The local pilot abated that hl» ____ Had Judgment Kwrae catching white Ward and aggreggtlnn would cal# thlnge ! Harold Myrea reported to the 't"T“lt1***f ■ ■ M ck er hurled. leaay today beevuve of the l,eer.Sanford Lookont training cauip i{,.,uy Vet Per the Yen* gene, Leon Addy burg g*me tomorrow evening. He • y esterd a y f o r a try ou t w ith tht J ? , A MM e a aecond. Jodie Lyle at abort" plena to atage only light drill per* out skipper said that whrn a man­ lo c a l ag g rega tion fo r the roH h i i J i . b" jo aim, Del Polldo on third baae, lod* •» a numlter of the youth. ager trll. a youngster he can­ co m in g aaaafla o f th e F lorida Knnda Darling not make the grade, the player S ta le L eague, K » ihtnlu that he ran’l play bad. HackrcHtfl Erected M yrea h the you n ger b ro th e r t i i i i i D ItAC U ry atlempta to show them that In Stands At Park they have the r good point* and i Riftda b®««btl1 Umn h®ro In f T ru ffle c b u n n do hav* talent but they are not I HIS and In IMS. Myre. wa* a K.rlriah.towe quite prepared to show thrlr abil­ hurl*r *nd won tl game, wbllt ‘ r<)DHTtl IIJ ^ a s a a a m a ia s t. . WANTED! Man for Rawlelgh ity In faster company. losing two In 1 » » and in 1»*« u. a t'o"** When he let 1 .1 players go -»■ ----■■ - I Houle. ItoUie will be permanent tallied 10 win. against eight de. i , £ hr L” £ ( l. King. Plumbing. Phone W. )r you . hustler. For paMle- Tuesday and Wednaaday. Guy fca l*. * F a iir f M u m told each of them that next sea­ tm YnnwTw.irh rwnatiwft b* ulora write Rawlelgh a, Dept.. 1. I H arold cornea h ere w ith th e Tr^ ‘ " ,,i , J t f C son if they were looking far * I t a S T U S A. ,l. -M I . . . Mw.^.1.. Twin.___ recom m en d ation o f t ta b roth er. ‘ tiny Dictnti.r tryout with n rlub le get In • M anager Guy L a c , and P reeldent g S p , , } ^ rga. jeweler Magnolia Ave. . i5 _ A p u rtm cn lH F or Rent tourh with him. He promleed he H enry W atson p rom ise lq s e e HIXTII IIACI would give them anolhrr nnre RAWBKKn»:a for canning. GgragTAparlment, 111 W. dHt'lM. ever or divert Iheaa ta a likely that the y o u m m oundaraan g e t . * ' * ” *• p)M># pM>d run or rapped nnd ----- — ----- -------— I a g r e e t op p ortu n ity . If H arold H .i,ara'a Kune; ,hed. Also atrewberry Juice. FIHlNIHIIKJi gurur.o upurtment cily where they ran rxhlblt 1 la ebla to flit h i. b roth er’s almea M lmejnsU their abilities. » e 414-W, n.r. Packard I ,or i0""'* “'»• I e n d w in t lffe fo r the L o o k o u t. T "m .lv' iiiek*, HIIORT BI’ORT SHOTS—Local y ... ------- — --------- — I Water furnlshod, Hummer rule* 1 It will eld lho local i>**rc*elli)U | True Ann Junior School -Indent, are going ■Lout A F o u n d _________ j sjt w . tatu hi. con sid era b ly for the P n » « n t f X ' n l a Clmn to do their brat to beat the high * t j wklta A block pointer, 30_ 1|ou'^ #, fo r 8 a i7 . weak none i* m ainly lo th e hurl k k i i i t i i ItJ school scholar, in tho nthlette I lo g departm en t. events ot Field Night Friday rvening , . , . It has been re­ tarnlsbinga, porter! that Hillla toyne, Chat­ ■ w -H U a tlo a W anted 6&4-W. tanooga Inficlder, may be shipped to Ihl* city by Joo Engel before Balance like the season opens . . . . Dorothy onvllle Avc. \Uirrcn was diaippolntrd whru ---------------- Swede Martin, former Lookout, 33— I’ crwmal did not report for tralhlng are- — ~rr, s ons with the Waahlngtoti Sen, 1 atom . . . . “ Gosh, tut w# had Mentzingrer Reports T" * n i h#u#r b*al Leesburg In the game sor.tor. and |omom,w« „ „ „ b, lbo To Local Quarters I I — Mlacclianenua A' Mcllllllan . . . . “ If we don’t S a n f o r d Pitcher Joins Local Team UTr W lI0 Lacy Names First Team To Start In Leesburg Contest Avoid costly rrpslr bill*—use * Dealer A Gsy's paint—It's Hi* aeundrst defen-o against rot. Rtanky-Hogrrs llardwara Vo, WHOLEHAI.H PIANO ItKI'll K I I N T A T I V K lias r d a l l dealers Stock to Ic io id u tc , c o u .U tln a ut M W and used “ sp inets” small ■‘B tadloa” nnd grand*. Full In* fo r m a tio n In detail will b e furStaked bp addressing " W h o le is lo ’ *wr* T b * llcru ld " write. w r b l ^ n«n an Hk,,> I '* r y r m|„* ytfh, CU‘du|„| lW' ’ " .tart ’ ’ ’ „ ob Kuh, in Gigging*, r the Halvaife, icbtiralddlng annlIrkririir wrre agiinst Vrro llrurh Sunday nfter,,0,m • • • • H*1* Voung waa out l0,i*Y due to a sore arm . , . . M*rY Tamm nnd Gena Warren h!1V‘, Bt 11 ■ • • • P>«r ,n* • • • • Football la still 2&0 da'rgatr. representing 00,O00 organlted workers In Floridl, mot io Pensacola thla wavk for thirty-eighth conventjon of th* Florida Federation of Later. Among other *mstl«re they will dbcusa the legislative program for 1030. JOE PALOOKA YA CKAXY w o t /A c IS—WABtad l S T O P / YO U St ATTACK FROM REAR you weesw you IP to T / WERE. DEAD , WHEN 1 G f i r THROUGH WBETH Vt?U J SI AEETHf J By Jo M ih t r O F F -S ID E ) ItuMnnruimri. i n mmi n imi'ir'—aiimnul iiiaht 8 r s k r » ir . i D A N D U N H iS ttn t Operative 48, X CANTT w - w a l x l-I W U Z JU kT MLi W lr T l Hfe ■K 7 If' i % W-\a*UUN' THE t H O K P-hCWN* UP. TRJfeH, along WILL, k. 1 1L i «’ Athletic Directot of Seminole High Hrbool. Coach Leonard U '; cow iwc. i . Mcl.uraa tod*, announced that Wilier Bldg. Park V * rtial Preparation* tor tba *A|h. t w o im o a i a o p m oar Mb IIKVMT Mrt'I.A liL ta , JR. latle Carnival to bo prevented o m ig g r g ir r Friday Mvrning on tbo gridiron » PKKNCIU I*TIUN3 tho Rambiolo Athletic Biadioia ACCURATELY bo»o boon finished. COMPOUNDED Coach McLura. atatod that the A T REM ARKABLY program will intiada building of human uPraisM* by both toy* REDUCED PRICES. and girl* of the three echooli OBTAIN OUR PKICB UN partIrfpaling, the HeraJnola tllKh INDIVIDUAL P ftttS C R lF School, Oremmar School and the TIONB BEFORE FILLING. J*nk>r High School Volley ball YOU WILL BB 8URPHIBBD. ms. will be played throughoet ■ evemnd. DRi MILLER Fealuring the event *111 he the A pU^ing of * Touch Foolball -by Itto Imja of Semlnola and Junior | filth Brhoola and a aoor*r gem* to ha played by the girU of the two trhoola. IALF-tOLIia * Directing the program ere »th title In»true lore Demard Bchlw I...... .. I OfJfWAY r»rd. M in Betty Aiken, Coach A ftaaaetl McCracken and Coach: K. MrLucaa. The event atari*! f y promptly gt l:M o’clock and a V . targe altendanca la being expect *d to iee the first of |te kind in the hlatory dt the city. 8 ^ " “ '",” ' h,b‘ mS!!*' ~ rl «*»•* ■'«* llon. W atartlng outfield Inat agataal - tWT D A T auc. a g O O MW honest/ J* Qjwul&k Loretta’s Place I Kltllaa llatten • atU* n « Beateed Orlaade lltabwav Under New Managameat Win* and Bear Germ an C ooking NADER’S SHOE SHOP N O RTH p A R K A vR . I hive a new low price on O K Cement and Bond 8 I bcco. Cold Water Paint Several new ahadcs in Kyanlie Enamel. Heavy paste and ready mixed house paint. No. 10 Arcade Building, Sanford, Ave. I.D . M artin Millions prefer this "flaVor that is different" ( • I t'i ■ skillful croaa Letweeo n a v o o n a la e and oid-faaLioned bailed d rw ln g — with a special ptquancy allluow nl M iraclewhip la totally differemt from all other dcHdosS,TVyMira^cWhip—eoool ' -r* II n***Qcie fiflffr l) ft By H a M FISHER �m o W i "A / • . , l',T i ',~; •■' •,\-' ' ^tS*';** '-VVi;it > it-*'1'. ■ Seminole Coon Iy Produces Nore Fruit And Vegetables Than Sim ilar A rea In A m erica APRIL IS, 1038 SA N F O R D , F L O R ID A , ■e ampans hot Be Fi By Cover A TOUCH OF SPRING IN IOWA A I mif mmm' AN “ sw C o l d R a in s , Sleet, ’And Drifting Snowi Harass Great ‘ Part Of E a s i e r n U. S. ’ ■ NUM BER Established In IM S SIX MEN BADLY BEATEN IN COAST BOR RIOT More Cash Relief Needf ■ — .* w Roosevelt Plans New.1 Pump PrimingDrll Through RelU P u b l i c Bi Cette Refuses To Otis ;ihd!cted O f f I fB e i i fore C on vlctfr -Of Jurors' Ch TALLAHASSEE. Apr. 5-Gnvproor Cone sad today he would not suspend the nine llflt*borough and Tampa official*. In It' dieted Monday In a gambling lo-p vrstiJtstkin unteu they are eonHopkins Says Unj x F o u r Bodies*Found; vte'cl.. *The only chsrgg age|a>t ployment Load these myn la m »deme*oor as 1 t ie * cuers Certain, underatand It", tb* Goieuior Be Materially Cut f Others Are D e a d added. "If • jury convicts them, W ASHINGTON, Apr. A — , . ■ l > ASsScIM—< A w * I'll consider re moling then (APJ— President _ IloosoVBlfc Tornadoes nnd flood*, twin I'm not go ng la do ait until the) told u pro** conference mtnadea o f Spring, claimed 've bad . a fair and impartial h!a $1,000,000,000 caUm»1 trlaV * ii ■23 I've* overnight sin the Tb* Grand Jury IndlcteH Sharlff for work relief In the next South and canted widespread J. k. RaLeod, Pol ca Chief C J. flscnl year would have to b« ; property damage. Woodrhff, County Solicitor J. Incrcnaed, Ho mentioned fto •Cold rain*, sleet and driftWinUou, SharifPa DepuUta E. C. . BU men were aeverely beaten and many others overcome by gma In a battle of 450 CIO atul AK of figure. , tng snow harriaaed much ot Logan and Ed Vaaterl, Detective Chief W. D. Duah and ConaUblaa L unionists at tho Califorttia-IUwaiian sugar plant at Crockett, near Marlines, Calif. A sheriff, II Thu President also skid A eastern half o f the continent Hugh Culbreath, T. M. Gtavea and deputies and three statu officers quelled the tight which covered an entire city block. This picture new public works program Twisters killed 10 at Alicelltary Boietnan. was under discussion hat no dec!* shows an officer coming to the aid of a down unionist. villa, Ala., yesterday and rUm has Ik-cii reached, lie gaV* The Governor aaid that Solici­ *e*R»a were injured In Alabama, tin figuii’ in this runnecUon either tor Wiliams, aa prosecuting of­ Mississippi anil Georgia. but |l.[iOO,iHHt,nno was what ficer of the Criminal Court.*! wns reliably rrpurL-d to ha V Record, -would bo dlaquatifleiL to Hwn|]nn by a rlntiHhitril, Mili-ring. '..34 pronelit caaei because he hae bjkn Maintain Creek rwept away It Harry Huphins, WI’A AdminIndicted. person* with combination genera) istrutur, in trslimiiiiy before the “I'll ■assign someone In h)> at»io and hum* at Ih" northareil Scnatu Unemployment Committae, , p ace when lha matter cornea up," (lOOrsi* villaen rf Whlle.tnn'-irgi-d Cmign-'s lo provide a i b r ie f s he added. Tho Jury which iudkted Telephone poles, burdened by sleet and wind, are xtgwn after the official* sent tho Governor a 'permanent security prugrsipvUH |anl nlslil, lie|ato,I report* from Iiiim*iI on wih), histrsd of a dlract Ui« iiolninl .tilton rnporlcd la. Ihry snapped and Undid lop-sidr-up In Ihe middle of a country telegram requesting that ha aaa- Agreement Voted On v.„ iu>. ,'f ca.piriiu and Premier Blum’s Bill rvllef, load near Anita, la., aa alert, snow and wind lashed tho entire alato pend the officials. deyr B e f o r e Workers Chilly* CaKnitly ,,f Hanford wt-ru Seeking Financial llu catlmsteil m.miU.OflO peradM f"* r b'xllca wtro n cii'rul In a surprise appearance. Many uf the rural rchoeU had In bo cloned. worn n-n-lvirig public aaaiatofb* R e t u r n To Jobs "'*,rird •'/ county n. w. Power Ih Defeated at Itainifrii s-id Ihrrr wan nul a prrM-nt as compared with' IT | Warn yesterday. •Vhsnco In a thousand" inal any milium in tin- winlur uf HWML i fiPti DETROIT, Apr. H.—(/Pi-A ■id lha nihrm r*cay<sl Ihe fluid Sialallsl Premier Ia^ni Illntil'v Ilo said ennui unr inployment kt- j “mutually a. ttafactory" agreement * *..... < “ n*1 W»* lorn wblsh caught tlieai |n tlirlr ending thc elrret car strike whtth Edmondm,, were mario-d In llicjhlll for dletatorlal powi-r* over wnya will Ih- with ua but ft »lTc* t, Ihlal It* fatted 7D0JD00 Detroit commuters iiffieo office of County Judge Juduc It. II. W..': Frnnce’s Frnnce** finance* wa* di-fi-nlrd ly “nlisolutely ntupid" tu was def Til" vlellai; ward lha JO meal , . could ml lo mlural to l»vt?ll»rt-, find ether mean* «f.LrtiiM|Kir Ware yesterday. Hull, Wt-W w . ? , . , V - « » y am! nn 1 tW lastirr^TT. £st'afaclury prugress he* |were made for the formation of rrt»|y low levels". !ar| Under? 22. »b i llvml mad* In the annual membership tallon fur more thsu 3 f tiuura Daytons Urarh. The Kvtintv, nearing a final in new rabincl l-y Edouard Da'nn* was rvachnl rally this morning. with (bam, and two «Ulti>’l drive of the Junior Chamber of vote on Hie new irvrnuv mescurv, , ,, . ,, .her, minister nf defense. Mayor llichunl \V. Ili-ailrlig unchildren whn |lv«w| itfoti the Commcrre which opened here lee*. J, II. Miller, vico pniaidelil u f' * . \ . , . icjecls-tl n prnpuMil tn Increase the slitUnn-nt Mt the cun•reek. Thelma and Hotmli I'urr No Definite Action Yesterday Wns Also Monday, Jeyrve off ItDie reported nounred ll -Milan,* an t*s*e Fite) Iiadi.nl l*ro.iuet., Ine. of Akron. 8t»in“ i,,,Ur^ i c. 7 „ clutlou uf a meeting lu Ills «,rdCr. Dho, arid his wife whu arc tour- ’’,W. M" ‘ nt Wilhl1 * “ l? .of u,‘ today. Is Taken At Short least Day To Qual f.cc. mg the state spent yesterday af- Mcditcrtuu.-on «nd < hmu - vas One of a secli'n r,l tninvlo-, Recently elected Secretary It. Meeting Last Night' ify FGr P r i m a r y ,F. Hart reported that during the Slrlkrri, im-inU'is uf tire Amal­ teinuon in Sanford., tht. gue.t ,v,*,vlur “f m.npowar appeured Wilcox Hits WPA For 1 injured *a*rni| pi-rsont at 8argamated Assucistinn uf Aliei-l Firing L'arl Thoner \ of Mr. and Mr., W. E. Randall. h“VL' away for the muRout. (la. | drive the Jaycee* desire members Electric llnilwny snd Mulur . j merit (rrhnicul aupenoi.ly or lir To tho north drilling tui"w j Over 35 growers nnd shippers t'nndklatrs fur offlcos subject that will take an active part In A (iftncirig M«rt>\ honoring o f * .'ud,r« J ,I"tnrao in hhantui.g front a midweek siurtn which uf celery, and local business men, to the Democratic primary on lha work outlined for the coming Coach Employees of A merit-*, ORLANDO, Apr, R.—W — i Muik Wilcox, (unilndsto for the ; caused d*m*r* tatiiaal"J at plus four representatives of the Mny a yevlerday filed tbelr first year and that the organisation voted un the agreemrnt brfure re- fie al, slid employer* of the Han Province. sum ng wurk. In Spain the insurgents wrested senate, sprnking at a political j mnro lhau a million dollars kept celery industry from .the Sarasota- rxiienso accuuuta with Clerk of lioct not solicit or Invllr dona­ ford-Orlando Kennel Club, will he Terms were withheld pending roads closed |n Iowa, Wliconiln. Manatee section, at a meeting at tho Circuit Court O, I*. Herndon tions. given tonight at the Dudsdrvad lofty Mount Turwell from tho rally here last night, rapped the ■ completion uf the voting. Nobrsskg and Illinois Country Club ln.Oil*iulo, * mem­ government forces hemmed into Winks 1'iogrrss Administration In I the Cdbrt House Iasi night t-n- . Ye terd»y wns al.u tho last d«r In outlining the work of the Yesterday Detroiter* going to ber of the Kennel Club said today. the coastal ronidor souihwcat of Florida f»r its net ion in firing J greeting totnperaturos caumd thusesllcally portrayed tho pro- j rtr por.uni to qualify as tandl junior trade body during the peat and flum their wot It climbed ahoaul heavy damage lu fruit crops In labia value to the relery Industry dates, The dance will la-gin at midnight. liarcrlorta. From Hits height Ihry r*t! T. Thoner, Tamps WPA year, Mr. Hart reported that the crowded motorbusea, hitch-hiked tould look duun IK mile- tu Vln< photographer mol foreman of th* ] Tessa. Kansas, and Oklahoma. o f a nationwide advertising cam George II. lit idge, of Long organisation has completed »ev- i idea with mutonata, hailed taxigrniul Jury which indicted nine Houtbom Indiana orchard It is paign. New Smyrna laolge Olfirlala Hinson the rnalt-tn roast, wood, who has entered the race rral beautification projects and Cuba, or walked. Aflrr a week of rapid advances county nnd d'y officials for per- ■ will install the recently elrrlei estimated a (0 percent loss cu ,( However,' no action was taken , fur Beinlnolo County represents was also Instrumental In getting Downtown retail merchants re­ to.al Elk Lodge official, in rrre- through the writurn fringes uf mlttlng gambling lu Tamps. their pooch and *PPla orop*. toward reviving the Florida State tin tunning In Uroup No. 1 filed several more started. ported shopping crowds 4(1 per­ Wilcox mid (hr account of tb* “During this membership drive," ontCK at tho Lodge Had tonight, Catalonia, reliel ticnrrul Krunro's St rooms swollen br malting Association, which was Incorpor I an expense account of tsl.ll. A cent tielow normal. Only 550 buses m recording to Secretary Rev. J. J. forv" yeatenlay found govern discharge of 1 holier, ss published t das ' total of |IS.2o of Ibis amuuut the Secretary laid, “It D tho ■now and r*ln, menaced trafllc ntrd under the lews ot fio r d weir Operating to serve an rati , . tlyulnM . „ , , Kcllrghan, who udded that ro- tW'"1t**t»<»,>o' atlffeilnl auddrnly. in The Txuipa Tribune, “is ahork- 1 in several states. to handle advertising for tbe In* j was |Dted as tens for tiling with purpose of (he Junior Chamber l.lKW.000 dally patron, “ f ||r,.*hmrnla will Iw served followThis was true pmltculariy in ing in the extreme." lie declared ‘ ' I1 UI iluetry In 192H, errording to Conn, j t|,e County Clerk end quallfic*. of Commerce to strengthen Its mated the municipally-owned tianapor-, mg the h# Hireling. mf#Un ,h* *outhern .,-clor . round Tor- It has kern appsrrnt for lonM 1 Agent C. It. I)**eon, breeuer ||un ( ,a with the Douiocretlc membership not only In number ] _______ tusa, oil the lllvrr Ehm near the time that rertan offlclstc have but alao to get men who want to tatkin ayalein. the small altrndanrc at the Ei»i-uil*o CumniKtue. In circuit court the city ul»... liren using the WI'A as s vehicle Mediterranean. work to the end that Sanford and Aw A A n n n i n t P f t ITrkP rorr,ln*I If, J- Vhman, .camlldit* lor talned a temporary injunction re- C O IltrO l L /O m illittP C In llarirloiiM, the -mlalDt-rorn- lor ImildHig up ii powerful polli ' le v Far fiom being discouraged, Mr. reelnction lu tho House of Seminole County will be a better straining strikers from “Interfer-j W i l l M pf>t T im it r llf luunist labor union sski-d that lit si inArhitiv, but it would now N p t I Srh n m I p u r Usweon la making plans to coll lU-presentativog in (Ironp No. 1 place In which to live." Ing. molesting, picketing, damag-1 W I11 lO n lg D l all eligible government rinployci sp|H-ar tbut the WI’A Is to k* 1 T C A I, U V IIV V I i c a t B tim|,ar nMrinr llf hMd, o( u,, ,aslificatlon fee* at III ting or in any way preventing". ............ *— “ nss-jl as n means nf intimidating , , _ , o , , industry in tho ntar future at and another HO forpublicity. o|H*ratinn of buti-a or street car*. ' 11 ••rminal market price* D- sent in tlio ilrfi-nsc sfftiisliml*. Young- People Will law enforcement officers." It alau called f«r puwpplu pur­ AJI principals^ of Sambiolo ^hkh lime more definite plane Jauiea O. ttharon who la In the Unit* of lhe rommltU-s for in* *<"n®r*l^*r BMher than fur laal "The WI’A was established lo Lead Easter Service duatrlsl Otanty Schools *ro <*von posts [oT ptopoted program for ad- raco for repraeentallle In the nrganlxallon pledged tup- * l'i-k. a haavlep f, u. I> a Ire In- ify rovnninvnt Spain of dissident uffuril relief for the unemployed iRh. ™r ? "* r. „ 1,1 vcrtlalng celery will bo discussed, same group lilted qualification port to lha American Federation ^lltrf ,l" r) , Vloridu calory, aud elements. Members of young people's of Labor union that called thc ' track liutdDgs si |c piifiiipls Foreign Minister AIvsitx del und I voted lu appropriate mil­ 9 ?***!/l< “* * awmino:la Coumy th# ggrasoU-Manat so sec.** foes s , lll.Su with »*00 spent lions tn feed the hungry, but un­ °* ■ “, Itn,etlOT> “,7 Hon apparently more in favor of |0r gasoline In behalf uf hi* organisations of various rhurehs* strike at 4 a. rn. yesterday de­ msrkots roduci-d tu 135 cart as Vayo rxptcsscd confidi-nri- Cats* fortunately too much of tho money I. mrory Inataneo but one prlndlhan thc (ro. , r, ind t, ndtdatT. In th* City will Dad Raster -tin manding Ihft a qystem-wlde ten- compared with over loo r*r» lonix cuultl ri-sist the nh. l-. is finding It* way into tha pac­ pals will continue la tho seme ,h ppers in this eectlon. the repriaa services which will b* bald fur s week ago. Member* uf die In I'sr.a, foreign offlcDU ssld In bis first eiptnta report, lorlty plan approved by volar* Istl kets of political parasites. Now, If letmtsllvra from the lower cvUry- tlordon Darnett, candldala to at l:M o'clock Ea*l*r morning year be made rffccUvu Immrd- Ct-lcry Control Committor most France nnd llritsin hid reji-tird it la lu Iw used to prevent tb* Tfc* only chang* *bo producing section of the SUU tho House of Representatives in Control Park on Park A*»nu* Dtaly. In tbinot* and In tho Mritch the- Spanish government'* uppcal fearless sod imparl Dl Invv*liga­ building hern tonight tu dlecui* that they drop their policy ul non­ 0* *• **• ^r° m last night Invited County i Agent running In Group No- 1. showed b*tw*»n Fourth and Fifth Hire*l*. tion uf crime-—such conduct D Ik* WILon B*houl U Uko Mon- l>awMai lo >pcak on lhe subject expenditure of 111 for fees and Dick Mason, publicity mauagay action to Im( taken fur iho cum intervention in the civil war. veaniDlous und should b* etm* W.A.AdamsCondltion Ins week. v°* mid B. 0. ■t**l*- Prneewl Dy edvertlilng before • meeting ft for card*. for th* program, annuunced I * Three government division-, in* drmned by every law-abiding Lnke Monroe principal. wae of ( ,nwrre end ahlppera Is Reported Improved 'With the fiarw»aU-M*tMler eluding the hard-tightirig l.i»U-r cltDcn." J. G. U-onardy. candidal* in Avmoved to Urn Wilson School for |h, t n«xt Tueails) A Dr»* choir of young people producing suction sdvucstlog *'ro unit, held the rebel drive for the the same group filed a report ■ft* f t f . . . . night. showing III.lt as qualification under tb* direction of Mr*-, W, W. A. Adams, who waa acci­ u'"*inl the lid," allowIng full seu almost at s standstill. N. Y. IIANKKR WEB ~ 'T eeck en , It *»s indicated. The contending ferns fought s At lha short meeting last night fees. |7.a for card*, and IS4I R. McCracken will load tbs sink­ dentally shot hy Algernon Speer ihipmunl of the avkltablo .upwin be wmod *1 nsu m^t^ ^ pr^ nt UJ^ , . ing, bn nald. adding that about yvettrdhy while hunting fur pty *nd tha Hem|nu|e County fuw tnlh-s north id Turlu-ui and fur g**o|in*. MIAMI tlEAt'll (A'j-WarreB . *rln . equals. * *. Mfiiulv tnm ud ihumulTM In lha County Comml*tlon*r “M boys and girD have altcnd- deer In >hs Toaohatchlu gsms section advocating heavy pro the rebels Bpparrnlly have been Wakrman flute. 71. of Walking Tm clw ^ea were tbe "•oullF B »*preaa«d l hemasDee ii la ad prnclica* bat mors are need­ rats, a mnlroversy arose belwssn enable lu advance fur two days. T T . m * ,r< f»vor of on edt.rtUing program, group, D. L Thrasher, candidal* preserve below Ftert Christmas, Glenn, N. Y., died *t hi* Winlar Guvuimiictll dispatches said thu ’i T*1* Cewly Agent Wild of the Cor reflection from District No- ed. sspsctally boys.'* The net | was reportih) todsy as la.pnivbig the sections |a*t week but this home hero ycstcrdiy of a heart d •* * V*9* t reeu'ta of the peet-esrd advertia t reported an expendilura of IM Ptootk* will b* n**t Tucsdsj’ rap dly from th* superficial in- la But expected to re-occur *lnc* coastal rusd which rt-msin* the attark. Hu was president of Ut* The pilnclppls and tb »night at 7.-W) o'clock al tb i Junes sustained whan ha wa* the shipping allotment |« „ last land link between llarrelnns. for qualification far*. O. J Watkins Halt Company and tb* PrwcbytarDn Church. Mr- u *io i struck by a number of No. 3 pel- parted lu bs conaid*r*bly .higher and Valencia suqlh of Turtosa still *** ? ,“ bl1 m r * '° | tnMrr& Iw "’n polnlod out that of candidate fur CummissPmer G!en National Hank. thla week than tbs 65 ..penant Was living iist-d L u transport sup­ bta from Mr. Speer’i gun. tbe aarnn district. r*| n w mJ i' No. no 1, 1- Ssmtnole 6,000 o,mu»h *Jv»rlUlngr ocwlery, Dlalrtct Seminole lHsi, lllgn 'distributed j 1-** . lrlhulMl .„ o ,> through rh. lha caurtssy Hoepltal officials repartrd that prorat* finally decided upon at plies although it was under fire. Flncldn t-snkrr* discussed _____„ O. E. McKay* Sanford of the Florida Power nnd Light expenditure at t f t for qudllflca thel Th# rebel* were trying to crush s had rested wall during the Iho last mooting hocs u m , llon fees. I ll tur publicity and New Hose Nozzles phoney money nnd living problem*; Junior High. H. M Morrle; gen Company, wrll ever 100 replies night und that no complications available supply of cef-ry 1* the unexpected resistance hy llu­ at their forty-fifth annual cottvaoan additional |i for ga«o|ina In ford VocntlonaL Mtae Kebecta have been received t* dale. A t Fire Depertmen war* expected which might delay probably considerably lowi-r, mpier* of tho gtcat electric plant* behalf of hi* campaign. M- B. lion at thn Hollywood Beach *iurr'/mwi I •' Sanford Grammar. It. The Celery recipe folders In­ Gruwan and shippars *»d oth- north of Babguer and at Tri-rnp recovery. Hotel Huuday, Mnmtsy and Tues­ fe Kipp; Sanford Primary. Mrs. cluded with the cards lute* keen Smith *l o a csodidate for com* which have supplied virtually all era hilerestod In th* scllvltiea af Th* laDst development In ho* ' Jsmea Pureer, who wag taken day of thla week. Included on tha SUU* P. Arrington: W«st Hide furnished through tb* court**) mUston*r from District No. L aadclsa far fir*-flghtDg have baoi of Culslunia’t industrial plants. the Control Commlttso >r» In to th* hoepltal ysstordsy uncon­ program wts Julian T. Bsrbaf, Primary, Mrs. Mericas 8L John; of the Chamber of Commerce hut showed aapeudllureo which to­ A unit of General Solchsgs's added ip the squlpount at th scious after the truck which he vRad to attend the tneetlwg U, 8. Secret Service, who talked . PrimarT. B n . VMM e new nnd larger list of celery taled Ills * , and listed tu for Pin gtatloo. Pin Chlaf Mac was driving crashed Into a road* which baglna at V:S0 oYluck army sulking 'cast from Bensqualtflcaiion foes; MM for po­ recipe* It being peepored by * bsrre reported it hxd captured on "Tainted Money”. Cleveland reported this morula) aide ditch, was reported la w night. litical card*, sad MAI for gaso­ No. «; Lyman School. Demonstration Agent, Mrk. Gladys Tramp after a rapid clean-up of The osw noaaia*. Chief CDv# “•at Disc lory** condition. line. Jr.: Imho Mary. & Kendall. Tillage* the west. MORE CITRUS BOUGHT 9. A Dyson, candidal* for I*- load aaid, aaa ha odjaatod Juxt auDid* Tremp D on* of LOCAL WEATH election to tho Board from Dis­ a* t* taska a apray or throw i TAX SYBTBM WORK! KB CITY TO M APPLE QUKXN L A K K L A N D -W J -^ Feder- Ih* moat Important iDma In all trict Ha. t, lg the - only CumraU. heavy straowi aw th* Mas* and L norW *i partly cloudy, NEW YORK. Apr. »*■ ~ ST. JOHN, N. B.. Apr. 1 ,-0 9) al Burplu Commodities Corpora* Spain- H supplies water power tn *loner who Ig without opposilte*. th* only oqclpmsnl which the da Mr*. David Brooks, the B i t a w l bos at praaaat witl —LegDIxtlon D being sought by tlon announcod psrchssi-s yester­ th* largest of lb* hydo-etcctric terari IUund*rsbow*r* In . HD first expense Adelaida Moffett, last n( Portion this afterooob Bad showed lie for goaliflcatioB tone- which it aaa aatiafactorily esmb*< tha city of 8t. John whoraby Ih* day of 39,000 boss* of Florid* cit­ plsnU. aouorad aha had Bight Bnd In central portlo temporary system of collecting rus or 73 carloads. Average priea* or aiaxiDr flraa. L. IICM* vkalian •* relgw i Carol*** weekend visitors *r* night or Raturday; Ow ‘ low wawlaa ware tasta taxes through employ would paid war* M cents far U. S. No. S fw Hhn odsok voIDj M N ID vaeaat td sma permsnenL Th* preeenl and U danfs for U. S. No. t. T* blamed for tha loss of ®°r* than north and w*st contra) _ f**U*aI, the FSCC has pun bs rad 1,009,000 Iroe* In KnXlDh for*#t tonight sod la eratral sad I and Pslmatu A»# porary srrw fC n ifb expires Ur,Vm tiros sloe* tb* first of tha yaag. rast portions Bstardeyr4 V ' MPAS? box** *C lr*7fl 18 Million"Pei Receive Public Mountain Creek Sweeps Away 13 t Terms Reached In < D etroit Street R ailw ay Strike^St y 'nev^ Preparations T o Form New French Cabinet Are Made Progress B e i n g In Jaycee Membership Drivje Value Of Celery 'C andidates File M a d e P,aP1|ir?» CajnpaigD i s c u s s e d Expense Accounts School Principals X ■w „TH.. -a------- IflSflBii I » �I The blood/ Spanish civil: war hM reached ita final throes. The rebels have pushed through to Tor toes and Oie sea, splitting In h a lf the' Loyalist territory' and separ* sting the government strongholds of 'Barcelona and Va­ lencia. The factories in .the north are cut o f f ' frdtn the raw materials o f ih e south. The power plants supplying Barcelona are in the hands o f the enemy. STRANGE AS •■ •;•*• , .- WS&SMS-By JOHN & X »* •__ ' 1_______ _________ -______ And so as we aee ft, the quicker the Spanish war is ended the better if will be for the Loyalists u well aa for pen. Franco. There is ho sens? In continuing ah ‘ utterly hopeless struggle The Hyes of thousands of wonteR' am} children, to say nothing o f many regiments of soldiers can be saved merely by conceding the obyfoua before ft Is foo late. ' ‘ ....... "• fa b b m e M ’ M m io m c t m o u r n .) The Spanish wap has already cost tha live* o f hun­ dreds of thousands of men, women and children. Scores of dtlcg have been rased to the ground. Metropolitan centers such as.Madrid and Barcelona with their priceless grt treas­ ures, their magnificent buildings and parfia grid plans, their cathedrals ariif their universities, have beep'-bobbed s v a a s K f o h t o d a y and shelled with a mefcltetagcsa that defies comparison. "General, racni, It notjee notice that at lbs gridustion aaercisaa of tha acad­ emy Ibey g vs Uw dlplotnaa toihe cadet * In the ordrr in wgkh lb«y rank In the flat*; tbft lx. No. 1 gala tba first diploma and «° on down the line until tbtv coma to the teat mao. The brad man, tha one lb it dome* opt No- I, dp®1 not gat tba applause that ihe "goat" get*, wlto com** out lg»t, "Thera la a continuing ertteendo, and when tha it at mao gfta hla diploma or hla. certificate (which, Mr. TctryT) there la wiki ipplaune and scc'aim- Wall, he gala that aa the 'goat.' ** At thla point Ur. Terry became a bit mote bane than lucid la hla ixplanat mi but he went un to aay that other colleger, including An­ napolis where they train the *fllora, give a first few honors to the tup ranking men then paag eut the cartlficaUa alphabetical^. (pant tho to Andenoai. apyway, they atwnya gal thora f rxt.) Tht at West Point, continues Mr. Terry, "Tho nun who happens to hare Ibt m sfortuo* of being tho last man In the cltas la branded with being tha 'goat* of the ctais of ISSS or 1039, and it scams to me lint that stigma or that feeling would follow him at) tho real of faia army career. It seems to m« It la an unnecea•ary and barbaric cuitom, and •hauld Ire dan* away wllh." « t P U M fr o * Hour qiassbs wtRt once. m v vewarrt , wwog those cinniDofulina tho Km of Ifao It ill* borough Ouungfhnfl lory In Tampa .tho nth. day wa# Doyle Carlton, for r1Soa#riV>r of Florida. PANCAKED IN THE (JURAT URAL . . . . jealously One the Xu . nli d rmlili mu of sovereignty I* Grrtil Itrllairi’n Deal of the te*lm. Used for *uch solemn ocea*1on« a* xerllng writs to summon I’arllamrnt, for fore'gn traatiaa and nil public act* of dale. Its pre* Wa h its about cornu to the corieforion ' that the prlnrlpa' 1 N t M ‘ Of Constantly Inereaslng Irtthw.y aeekUatd la too much horse power and wot enough pance la trylng to mak? a new ihtw th support Csrchoslovsk la N event of irivas.en by tierThe new part >voold In* b -Russia, 7’idnmt, Rumania, YrigO‘ U*la. bealdes Rranre. IN beat way lo hslj tieriy's •aggression* in cheek I* 'Tranr* In put her internal In order. u o r V* 1. Are you In favor of ■ public boycott against all Japanese goods? No 383 or 77,1'i* . Jtlmik 33 or O.fi'.t Ye* lit or 13.3ft 2. Are you in favor of a boycott against Japanese manufactured products f . No 823 or 05 ft Blank 3.1 or 8.8ft Yea HI or 2MfV 3. Are you In favor of a boyroU against Japanese row produel* such a* »llk, menihol, camphor, ag*r-agar, etc., 'which ate not competitive with Amrrican product* but which are fabricated In thla country by American Industry and labor? No 403 nr 81.1ft Blank 39 or 7.8ft Yea (5 or ll.ITt 4. Do you believe that a public boycott against tha good* of an­ other country la an effective and construellvr method of ex­ pressing disapproval of that country’s actions? . , , No 294'or (0.2ft Blank 75 or 16ft Yes 12H or 25.8ft OR Do you bellrve that auch ■ boycott is a two-edgvd weapon, inef­ fective In Ita result*, productive of International aggrava* ll'on and likely to do more harm to tho country of Ita origin? No 0* or 13.1% Blank 93 or 18.5% Yea 340 or G8.4% 6. Knowing that we sold Japan 1287,000,000 worth of Amrrican product* In 1037 and purchased from her (106,000,000 worth—a trade balance In our favor of (02.000 000—and that »h* I* our third best customer for AmiHcan goods, do you believe that the sacrifice of this business In order lo help or eapn|sa sym­ pathy fur China will bring compensating benefit* \a the United Stalest No 312 or 08.8% Blank 80 oi 17.0% Ye* 30 or 13.3% 0. Is there an organised buycult movrment agalnal Japanese good* In your city? No 452 or 00.0% Blank 4 or J% | ra 41 or 8.3% 7. If so, I* the movement sponsored by .■ub*t*ntl*l Individual* ov group* and I* tt gaining headway T , No 91 or 18.8% • Itlgnk 37|tor 78.7% Ye* 2t or 6 4% * H. Do you believe Ihe United States should Intervene in Asiatic af­ fairs and If so, to what extent? • No tout or 76Jt‘ i Blank 87 »*r 7-4% n h n tth ". L-i— — o ------- If the economic theories of the . . prdeent-day Mo*e* who would lmd 'be but of the wlldrrnr** merely‘ by manufacturing purchaetng power out t>f thin air ' w4fV worth the pit|ier tiiry are pttnted on, It Is conceivable that ' Sanford might enjoy Its greatest Wav* of prosperity thla summer, In *rtM ul tha unfortunate celery ami on, merely by the farmer* ItfWnj th* wages of all the hands Yra T8 or 18.7 % . , ' , . Wba’ work' for thrm lb uttprec*- 0. Do you believe that aftort* ahould be mad*, both h»ra >nd *n dob tad height*. Dot where would Japan, lo promot* friendly retailor** between tb* two xountvlos? ttt fahrier* get th» mnnsy, siyv No 71 of 148% Blank 38 or 7A% • jMo. All, that'll tNIr worry. Ye* , 388 or T*.l% Do you think that l*P*n ha* a legllimata story cnncarolng her «t Ihpt tha foreman of needs *nd proUama whkh baa not Non adequatsly told to *hs mt nllUborough grand h' Indicted a number of United filmlea? I official* hi connection N5* <8N ox 44-3% Blank 116 " f 0 -7% t "Cuba" - racket was Yp* l«7 or ■*■«» fired from hi* Job as a r art a WPA project, Und* if the belief that thee* aperst.on* have far temlficailoiu than Is - auppesod. Kvuneth a*y« that tha indictway have rather farHpeKuaaloM, and per* a im would you have voted? ‘ SA N ft)RD TWENTY YEARS AGO Oolson,' • k^'ha*' biei 'th . *1 gutft o f Mpy. Ernast axt the outcome of tha OaUaeav /7 ‘ ■that th* Uve*4 to N r U Trim- Mra, C<d*ee wa* th* le.’ ctpUot of much aoelaj attaxDon during bar vl*tt h u e •Mr. and Mr*- Bd Hwpar and V Mm. J, % <j. a MoOotlgall ha* v hat thought of it. It 1* Hep. Dartd U. (for UkkxoD) Tarry of Arkan­ sas. ; Ua rtbed tha duration during committee conxidcration of tha IVw Uopartment appropriation hill by aaxmg General Dcnmliet about g .-ffa ^ W IM l f f - T * " 7 ►** llapr«aiuH*aWWsa hrt'hert), ye hivn Seen ariu liberty.—Oil. 6:13. a only way w« ran explain (oiM-Berl.h axl* la In luuimha tit Hitler and -Mussolini • iti to grind. - - - f WASHINGTON—Ws eas hardly k M n hi the aerv’ee as Um ‘gee**'! wait f*r commtnetnwnt exarebe* of Um d m Whatever we de s l­ at W>»t Point next Jon* to see the graduation extreisaa will hnV* whether firt*. Caw. Jar U Bmr IU4e i f m Ihnm fM s ft* « t t ho dk), tho superintendent, will pot known *1 the end N ptfhtha «ad*!a on an elpbebetkal (M y will |g proud ul R, aa Ipsst biats. j at them a m The nun at tha bat- . It la lewdly. U n M r Important tomwf lb* f$M,'W|M santa apt *• sn<| only people who spoof at ‘goats* pro PfoaB/ W popular iradtlen will fall lb hold Uwlr cadet*, very good fell**s pud very It is inconceivable that the government forces having lost po much could regain the uppfr iujnd. So far aa. we can recall no govern merit before lias been so sorely pressed and has yet managed to extricate itself. It (a* as If the South, after Sham an’* ' march to the aeg, had luisen and driven the northern aqny to the Canadtgh bonier, ft •Imply could nof be done. Con■ adxiaui iHankrra in aiaahtlon in Hollywood, to a tptJiuUtl'lo. Tlmr might ltu| drunk. GTON DAVjBDOK 9* p m *yw Downgtr Durheas of Bedford, tha daaoeration, refused to Teastee the ludIre of the I.nrd ChanrolJoi’r Lord Chancellor on hla return to parly In fun stole tho Gicat Heal London. Brougham, in spits, sent from Biuui.-ham’s bedroom and . the aeal to Will am in a bag. For h d it. I this, Lord Brougham tha neat Drought in was thunderatruck year lost hla official statu* ax on djscovtrinjr the theft and Keeper of the Great Heel, readily aerialraced when the lad* Unc.e Tom’* Cabin,' lai blind-folded l»!m and made hmi ecatch the living room for It. 8ojprob*tly no other piece of litera OM, Old Custom overjoyed wa* ho on finding It la fa rly evident that the rail the Great Heat that he permBtad in ending slavery In the South aa _____ the ladle* to make pancake* In IL did “The Impending Crisis of tha or the committee member* did |Yi n «! Th*» they did hy pouring batter South," written by a Southerner, not Uke thfd 'thing ak krrioualy , aa Mr. Trny, for at one point In ,.y( end betwetn the two dl*ka where offl* Hinton Rowah llclpor, A vivid protest against the evils 1 '»>« ««solng d w oMloni bo war n fell ' rial wax .niprint* were made, uurh a* The Ixud 4 hinrrllor thought of slavery. It created a stir la compered In remark that "My I to let. thin, prank *uch exccllant fun that Congress, was read by President colleague* have taken thla with a * sighs Inter he mode panrakra in the Lincoln in 13(3 when he wae good deal of levity." General Benedict aaid ha did Im. *rnl at Toymeoth for tho March* wr ting hla House Divided Speech. not know how long 'll had been llrmiir loner* of Birada lane, going on, *T graduated 34 years of the William IV on learning of thi* Clipper Ship*. ago, and they were doing it then, and It wia a well-established cus­ tom." "It horrified me." said Mr. Ter­ ry, when 1 saw the humiliation that that man la aubjscted to." “ Of rouree," said General Bene„ _r __________ ___________ r ___J M H diet, trying *• ha practical, "No i.ed llfotv* transferred In Mexico, and we( culbgo board. ID U»« l*»/ scout matter «hat may happen at tha inner, dm have lived there until last week.) boxed, (tj the lied Cross board, crrrduation exercise*, there la a In a spicy And now we’re In New York. In j and (6) thu annual funds 4rl**’ ‘g o t f in every class, and be Is wall Announcing ; reir. rr hi.' Ilia H int; ’ r (*l* r*. e Ha-* 01 ten |cu«t) * visl*e 8t Hw it helms I with longing (or IL Vou sea, I know how much I’m go'bl lo enjoy It." • J suppn.e you are wondering w bt'lar shu ua* dleUppoIntad 1 ij don’t'know. You **e, I am a vtn-| limenialisL Bo while .the rlctkj wak turning on tho pWwpha'e 1 ducked out Ihe ably doof. \%hy N ng around and witness <he diaillushinment of'an ktealisl who ■» Just b>ck from MtkleoT The Opening O f A New Oulf Sgrvlco Btatlon Corner U th A French N. J. Stenitrora, Prop. . Your Palronege Will Be Appreeia<ed REAL Political Advertisements row rocNTT c o a s t a u e a nuirtn g i a w t o m lU M w all, rth m ifi War *J D. U TIIItASilgR seek* re-elect taw by the people at BamInatfl Coaaty upon Me record af haring faithfully performed the duties of hla office. I*a tf P o t t t h o l g* FOR COUNTV COMMIMIOR M s lr lr t iB M liF f On# M. 0. (TEABONK) 6MITH I* a raeanui* t « M ln ln o la ih u lr p la iH r l *•. L !• “ - eaU will BrirrHalr rear , . t , ea* ••*■ part r n a U a * a Ullklal par- r t r w iiw a t t a x i a lir a a t R l * P aM r a lllln il w RECAPPING 50% SAVING W e guarantee first- Hu* new tire tn.leage in oar & retread*. The price ia lcks than half Ihgt of • new tire 47ft s 19— *4.30 550 x 17— *5 M *00 X 16— | M 5 LemroojfyA t ir e sh o t « . 2»4 BL F b ^ 19) WERT-The JEWELER fin e W atch hno Jenplgy Mepnlrtng Iriamcmd MoantlnR A nd Bp graving ^ w ri^ a n REFRESHM ENT ’M '* '* * & • W h o le s o m e Pasteurized. MUk some chrt'Ju* und cidfl. beer, the taller wa* licking hi* Up* when Olsi n dtew fefth a new arrange­ ment of one of Dole I’i'rter'* i un«s. . . The ko-box, It seemx, •la used MtkUy aa a •inus'eal fUFar, It seem* to me "two carter 1 Ing; r*blu*:. books. "Arundel" and "Rabble in I Which remind* me of some­ AtVh»,‘ ora so much borttr lhani, thing that tiapiieoad a» the drug' “ Nerthweiit Pw.ssago" that «*»-■• slur* thU-niMiiiag. I wa* aiding parlaona are Mleswwa. It )* m !' at the cnvmtcr-admiring lh* new doeen't b.deog In the same Ivaipit 4 U orange Juice -mixer when a lady with either. camr in and e*id to the sodaclerk: ' “ ITI have a soda, pt*s«e. . . All my life I've warded a aoda, and now I’m go'ng to bav# ea«." •T'srvldo ma," I aatd, hottmg In, "But did I hear you aay you had never mated an iee-ertsia * f- A* Buttermilk I yw « « u l a co o l drink l o g ey jrea a g . ■ M i% or F a ^ a f l - d MUk I Srorjr e* m j m I „ _ktil i r/iPY I?a locA 1 UUL. J i jgtji iiM UC 1* iTT* o.n^r CO» ]I l BL*2S| a �-rnrnmrm? nlnghaa, H n . .W. 0- WDm I Methodist Holy Week Program. Ann< Telephone 148 M ARTIN L A N E Y , Society Editor ial Calendar Program Dance Is Given Younger Set a. „ix mi nl*ht , l ‘ be meeting of the Junv The St. Irrtlian Muse f lub will n r Dance* which-are »p>n»uml meet « t 3:15 otlock in the Fannie |y ,fc. Jan|ol Womm* Club ami S , Mon ton Studio, 803 Mysxlo ht.)(, >t tht Woman’* Club. The Avenue. peat In the aerie* of dine.-* will MONDAY b* n "ahip-wreck" drnee and wPI Circle Number One o f the Firat •*« held on Apr ’H at 7:30 oV o. V. I’rvebyterian Church with Mr*. C. , “ »» Mary Klmabelh Neely i* C. Briggs, chairman, will meet at director or the hour*a^dannng (he home of Mra. B. a Brownlee. (W,“ ^ "T/ HOC Palmetto Auonue, at g:30 and Mha Camilla Dean It planhl. j» - H Tko Junior Woman* Club mum'tittle Number Two with Mia* Ura acting a* hvuitefue* hat even. Lallle Ca’dwcll rhalnuan will roret *•>* ®,r "w ‘ W at the homo ot MIm Caldwell, on trrd Scu,l> ,,n,l M,s* Magnolia Annua and Seren>h E- N- Sr.’|lt*., Street, at 3:30 P. M. Th“ * mending the tinner were Circle Numl-er Tbrm. with Mr*. •» followwi the M *«•* Helm WafR. 4. Holly chairman will rnrel a! ford' A " * '1* J,nn V,higthe homo of Mr*. Holly, (W» Phi- J*,3" " - H ^jorlo Newmnn lb-tty metto Avenue, at 3:30 P. M. WJ klnaon Mary Cwawky, Vahtriw Circle Number Four wllh Mra. Shirley hchol*. Mart a If. II. McCaalin chairman, will Perkin*, Ann Wlggina, I ..t ill, anm-t ot the ho,no or Mr*. Me- H»H. Mantrrilr. 4enk.it., ( lain Call In, 007 Magnolia A'cnuo at Hauklna, Marcia Proctor. Joyce 3*30 P* It. Adamn, Rliubrth Whlgham, lb»r*Circle Number Five with Hr*. °"»F Olady* INppin, Klix* |A. I). Smith chairman will me* Pippin. Helm Tamm. Vir­ al th* homo of Mra. (J. 11. Brown. «'"*» Ke loy. Katherine Spencer, 1114 Park Avenue at 3:30 P. M. Al «« Wight, Su«*n Wight, U.a . Clrde NumWr Six wllh Mr*. Pxldwelt. KaUiryn Wlgcln., Mae Harry Woodruff chairman will ' WliiM. Lm.Ue Nordgrrn. meet nl the homo of Mra. Wood* I Kdllh Lovrjoy, Natalie True, Wlnituff, CIS Oak Avenue, at 3:00 P. i fn-d lovell, and Ibitly llialKe ||a j AUo: IxRt.y llmlgc, Jerry D»rThe llu«:ne** Woman’* Circle tm '"*. B o t o Prwetor, Raymond of the F rut Presbyterian Church ' Kader, Buddy Angel. n.-orKe with MU* Edna Chittenden chair- Sl«^r. Miller Will ■■mu. tlhar e* man wilt meet at Hie homo of Mlaa ! P»rk, Jr., Jute Pavia, (Jlrn OdChlltrnden, SIS Magnolia Avenoe, ham. John Art.m*. Itonal.l Itoyer, at 7:46 P. II. 1Brut* Holt, Dick Pickett, Rnlntid Circle Number One of the Firat 'Floyd. Tommy Mero. Ilnrry Lee, Bapllat Churth wl'l meet at tho McKay Truluek. Fred Wight. K.lbmre of Mra. Will Hand, CIO Wcat **rd Mulligan. John Anarl, Hill Firet Street, at 3:30 P. M. 1Kid ley. Waller Ward, Nell C rtlc Number Two of Iho Flml Bulncr, Thoma. Odd.. Herman Rapt lit Church will meet at the Mltldiclon, Jr.. Bill Branan. and home of Mra, Slaughter In Paol* ^•rI 4cter. _ •l 3:80 P. M. --------------- -------Circle. Numltrr Thtee will meet S c O l l t s P flK N at Ilie liumu of Mra. F. E. (is’rhel. .. . , ,,, . 228 Weal 18th Street, al 3:1101 H O IIIC M a k i n g le N lN Ur*. W. it. Illll and UUs Caroline tiilt am spending tbo week, end in YaUluitl*. l*«. Mra. It. L. Comell and Mr*. .K. II. Unit'/ muiorod to DoLanJ yvatarJay tjftt'rnbSnMrt WaRacu Witxht will h*vo a* her gueul dating lito weekend. Mpt. Melvin Miller «tid two childcro, of Ml. 1‘tiUtralturg. Kruti'l* lloumtllnl who I* a atudnit a, tlio Unittgjdly of ■'lurid* I* alteiidlnS « Ifft-Jinm here visiting Itla parent* Mr. and Mra. F. K |t>>*<nillat. Hilly FavllU', wlm In iittrnilinK thu llnivrraity " f Florida. h VlalUtiS lit.- parent*. Mr. and Mr-. Howard Fuvillr, f*teaov,r*l tluy». Karlylu l|ouah«ld.'r wlm t, at. ti-iitllng tho Piiltvraily ot klorl.lt at Hame-vllK. i- vt HlnK hia p:tr enl*. JUilgtt oml Mr*, t: F, llouaholder- lur a abort lime. Mr-. J. Jtl MtCit kill hn* ** lit-r gui'*t. MU* Murkier llarri »on of Atliiiitu Mr* Mt(.'*,kt|| uiitl MU* ll«n,mtn vl.llud in Im- services at tha Firat Molhodlat Church beginning Sunday.' B*T Paul Itedf.am announead today. U n . W. R. McCracken will' act •i uonf leader, ha a*& * Sen lee* for 0>e week *r* aa follow I I'AIJll SUNDAY— 11:00 Morning WVjnhlp—"Thu Dislurb'ng Presence", Baptism of Infanta 7:00 Young People’* Me*tinpi B:t)0 Keening Wo rahIp—'"Christ at Ura’a CanUr" MONDAY— ’ ■ R:l)0 p. m.—“ Chrlat and 'T ba Churth Today" TUFJH1AY— 4:04 p. m. The mlnlator will hav* n ronferenee with the children and younit proplo who *r» 14 J}n rrerlved Into church mamhar­ sh p.’ " "j 8:00 p. m. "ChriiUanlty and The Modern State" w |:d n k s d a y — 8:00 p. m.—"Christ and The Man o f The World" THURSDAY— 8:00 p. m— “Tha Man Ampnir Shadow*", Candle Light Com* munlon Service FRIDAY— 8:00 p. m.—"The Crueifltion la , Our SI reel" KARTKIt SUNDAY— Sunrise Service In Canrtal P a rk Union Seruire 0:411 Church School 10:30 Reception o f member* 11:0(1 "Sharing Chrlat’a Victory Today" MOO Cantata at Episcopal Churth —All Choir* U P. Rbi**, Ml** A i n t k 1 •t, MIm l»*b#l Simon. Mid or Roaaattar, MIm Brtxr nan. tJ*rb*r* KdonfitW Fr«darlch. noaaatter. n t h tkt r*fr**bm*n»a. wtu •ach fatal r**rt»tM rainbow far ora which h»W written ptoralMa from tha Blbl*. Tbo** pi Map* * « • : Mra. Stanley, Mra- a. a Blair.. Mra. Carroll. Mra- WanBald. Ifra- JN. joknaon. Mra. Daachtr, Mr*. 4. R. LylH. Mr*. H. M. W alto. Mr*. A. K. Roaaauer. Mra- Cam. nhna. Mra- A. a Stahai. Mrauniat Viokanr, Mra M. a Map phy. Mr*. 4. C.' Caiaoun, Mr*. 4. N. Cochran, Mra. W- L. Stouden. rnlr*. Mr*. C. *■ Banion. Mra. a. *. Ptanqr. Mra. 4. A. Can- Swnlnola County unit* o( th* Woman'* n*M Aifl»r lor C *oto Control Jobfiad lU K force* this w#ak Ip flarWa'a aacond «nn*»l campaign to r*l|a fund, f*r canear «tweal|an worn. Thej ar* «*•»!«* m antoaM p, in ibatr f>r**nli»lioj» t o MM aa part ot a nat|on*|da moat to adacat* th* public In th* na*d and raloa of aarly diagnosis ki ragcar ItMdad br Mra 4. Ralston Wall*. pUta Commander of tba Woman’* ri«ld Arriy. who la ■lad praaldakt of (ho Piorwa /adoration of Women* Club*. a tonnlr •ai'op’ t o t o n organised with captain* In aach radon, who will localUa and dlroot UM lack of odlloetlnl membership*. Mtat* oftlc«a *ro *t ft* 14 B, Beaik BtrOft, Daytona Uaach. Maturefbklpa *rtU co*l |1 *atfh. Aaron* *lahlna to coutHkat# may ,«r>d f*mj* to tha county captain. Mr*. W. U Cooper, Banford, nr to tho atate oiticea dlr*rt. tit tkf money rccgjrad re»«nty (Wroenl will b# r*l»ln*d In FloHdh to carr/ "n •« axiom slv« tampalg* of oducftloft dar­ ing tho roar.' Helping the (tala offictr* la Daytona peach with their prop*!1 alory work o f education thl* year la an Intpoalna HD of pkyi alclan*. d u ll women a„d civ if workory. 'pr. Edward Jalka o| Jackinnnll* hoada an Advlaoty Cummilt** fur me Women’* Ua* it r*wberrT floating fed your next .batch of whit* caked, MU * third of a.cup of b r e e M berrle* wltl^ two cup* o f eon* fact loner* augur. Add two ton* spoon* of lemon Juice. Mis tnttl creamy and than carefally tb* th* cake*. NOTICE Th* PrlncMg Theatre Will— until further notice o y crate on Saturday* and Bundaya instead of Just Son* days aa has been the policy Tfor the past few week*— Continuous Show Commcnelnii A t One O’clock Each Day Parents Are Requested To Have The Children Attend llie Afternoon Shows, Tom Keene Th* 8*^2* . "Alcaic** laland** ‘ by ‘Battle O f Creed’ "• * ' t o “OVER THB WALD* SPECIAL FOR TOMORROW ONLY the c*no*r control rommlttee R. L. data of tho Ftrax Baptlat tor Uto group end l>r. Bam Church ot It* regular builnaa* Puleatoa, Sanford. *r* among and ,ocla| moating at tha Church phyilclan* who wlU apeak to Annex, wllh Group Number Two. Ltr.d ytalcrd*/. club* a'nd r«dlo *udtenc«a In be Mra. II. Cummins*, captain, a* 1-nrk Apartment* attar under- half ot tho cancer work. j hoito**. Mi iiiul Mru. K <) lli> ltii|il»<>ti gtiin* an operation ■* lt,e Orange -----------------------| Mra. E. M. Carrol) prMIdod Httirral llnapltaj In Orlando. wlm Iiaytt Inw-n *It* gm--t • nf Hr. Mrs. $ O. Chase Jr. ! °r» ; T aTu^T'°l utul Mtw. T. F. MfDunu-l. will )■*,<• Inin.mow In, Hi' ir hun>'> Miu Ihirolhy llainta I* vlaRIng Entertains At Bridge chart* »f th* devotional and --------j »oc|*i hour- Talk* w*r# given by in Allmitu, in Drl^inil today, and wlU aperd Mra 8. 0 Cha*e. Jr. enlar-' Mr*. Btanlay. Mr*. 8 A. Edenloiiiurtow al Daylona Beach. Thnmui it" a : riiiof in Hittalnod lb* Merry On-Round Club Held. Mr*. 0. R. Bantnn. and Ki'hn'-l "1 I'liKlnni'iiig at llitUnlv- I-Hy " f Florida, la upcml lug <•v•inI day* vialllitg Inn (mini. W II. II»S1 Kiddles t for I— 'This "A d ” end 10 cents will admit X Kiddles front one o’clock to 4 P. M.— School ^Indents Cards will be recognised during the same p«rlo6— Admission 10-25 P R IN C E S S lit nr/ IVittht, who U a nlndent nl tlio l'nlvir*ity **f Florida, la api'nillng u abort lllMti with hU parent*. Mr. and Mr*. Ralph Wight, nl Utelr Innno on Cnlihn lath*. Mir. Hlrll* ArrlnXtou h*a a* h'-r giieita her eon, llritaa Ar rinxioii, of Cordale. aa., and Mr. and Mra II. R. Adam* of tlhara, N. Y, Mr. and Mr*. Adama and Mr. Arrington apvnl y**l*rd«y Mr*. It. F. Mum. Mra. E. D vl-llin* in Daytona Reach. Hrownlrp- Dr. Kliaubith Tracy, mid Mra II li. Dagun will alt. t’ jnnn pmtlucllon In Orfal Iimd Ilia rrtabylcrian Woman’* Auilllnry in Ik. In Id In ^ ‘traaoU llrituiii dropped from (O^fl unit* In D ie In 62.760 In D37> »hl|o on Tut-sdav. production of United 8tal*a piano manufaclurcra im'rraaed from 10.36k to 106,005 during Ihe annig period Purcells DRESSES rt-Dmaen'ative from SadyeV Itmuty Shop will apeak at the meting. WEDNESDAY The Knrali 1'arker Oepbnnago t’ lati will hold tie rogulnr moutji |y iHiaincaa and social mreHn* ut tho liniiir of Mr*. Uttorgn Mr. ('rum ul .veu i\ M , wllh Mra. John Vuitgliii, and Mr* II II. Duncan a* ro IrtMlt.saea. COOL SHIRTS Ami tm the nmsrtuMl drexaed in Iho Ktuitur jwrvJo. Tho gayest colon and styles of 8pr!ng. Also plain colon, prln l e, creptm, aheers. All alien. John Deloach Will Lecture Here Monday "Wlio'n Who la Amerloa give* an inlriaaling H ralbcr ineomplrta aiitnmary of Ihe coreor of John Deloach, who Is eomlng {o lectuiu al Uw Wauian'a Club Hunday oterilng at 8:16 o'clock," Mra. Ilenry Wight aaid today. "A gntoualr of the Unlvoraity of Geonr>, he la a I'hi HeIn Kappa and a nwn.ber of tha S'gma Chi fralernliy." tin . Wight glut -aid that, "Hia eotivllln* r> d lector o f the User* I! a Etpcrlnifnt Station in Griffin, Ua., alt raided the Interaal o f Ik* Armour Comiuny, and for 14 yrara, lie was dlroc'or of,the Ar* moor Honan of Rmoarch, roalgning the position in order to ho more at h*m* with a moot sh a m ­ ing family. 11* la quits aortal In d apoalthm and a member of many rtfba. "Ho has t o n collaborator with the Uuroau of Plant Industry in W’aah ngton./aad one of his looks la on 'Agrkattaru far the Cnmnifn School*,’ '* Mr. Drtoarh'a lector* on “ Th* You Too Should Drcsa Up For Easter In A C U R L E E S U IT A L SO FOR ^lew Styles . . New Ideas New Fabrics . , New Sizes New Patterns New Prices NATURE’S OWN COLOR Blends With All Colors^ Saturday rurdlally tnvtUd. 2 4 2 1 2950 3595 Complete Line O f A MI UXJ ia tln< color of Uip aeaaon. Place thl# U smart Hamboo ahirl against a suit or ncckllc of »fty color ol.Hcrve how It bring* out the harmonfcing color. MEN’S SUMMER SPO R T PA N TS Utcr COOL ahlrta in whites, greens and gntya. Sti light, ao airy, you’ll hsrdly realise you’re woarfhjp them. They wear well, wash well, look well. Kct:j> cool in COOL nhirts. $ 7 .9 5 Value $ 5 .9 5 O IU<. N«r EASTER FOR HER FOR HIM BLOUSES HOSE SU PS BAGS cihIRTS T IE S " HATS BELTS . Remember you noed all thege U> look your Ip the EASTER PARADE. Play SCREENO Play *• - t l t t k i ir Li ■ *p.*’4 * far*4" 1 *Bt« ~.i i t ManhattanH «r Jsysons |2.00 Iv s H lc y g > 1 . 6 5 . DEPARTMENT STORE “We Clothe the Family E-r iVjjiAflj !t I 8tUf W* Furnish the Home1 �A W k B h V ' l t i " « u T . tS o Ik o r with nit Omitted » M aulmeqganl h-vte* M Tto on the following doarrlbod Undo In Horn I nolo C ou nt). Florida, tow ll: ( M l . Mo. IIM or Ju ly T. M IL t o t t r lH t ; MK r*< of x i : I K . 44 M 1*1 of M 1.1 Her I* T w p 51 Hooth Itenge 11 " * •imJ i h i | th u XVItnee* m i l«HI llm M l Il» r nf A|.rll l»t». • ••• ' n : p. H K n N M i r . Clerk 'of c in uii Court. Hemlm.l* Cuunly, Plortdi. (B K .\t.) __________________ By President N O T IC B OP ( A L B OP T A X C B R T IP IC A T B S In onrordomw w ith 'th e prnrUtanv nf Chapter IU K A ria ..( I I I ! nod Upon w rtllrn rn |»«l •• C tlllR IK JOMKM I w in offer for aol* at in M lr tuttrry In (h r hlghe*) Iddrlcr to r ra*h at the. Court llu ii-e entrance- In Hanford mi U r n -lllh a n of Aprtl. MM nt II n .M rh A. » l . lo t i-ertlfk-nle or. i-retlfh-olee Arid l.v the Plain tn g rlh rr U lih ‘nit umltlod oad auhaegneni I r r ln t laaoo on tbo fnllowlog dr nr n hr, I Inn*- In SeiUlnnhCornHy, hint Ida. ta o lu i v n . Mn r.o ,.f J u lr I, MM. P r w M c n t B ooatva U yanM M iU rtw d ■ a w w p ln f a t­ I O m dgRrooaon th re u fh M nipt low of fadgral aponUI a*gy b a r t m n lo a m of go tod n ^ M ^ O O .O O O to M . MO bnsm r d ttH ilU V y T M I t A I f U M IMP L ' T i t h » » . A* Lota 1, t A f to • i l l •Rib .c, m m w BAAiigdo i D prlrga. ■ ■' . ■ ' I 1-1 of C « r t Ho. I I M of A o n 1. M M , m T a rin g ! A ll H IM 9 a Trn g t M, AdnUAdo prlngn. . . i . •• Cart. Ho. t i l l of A H f. t i l l , o a r a r lM i Lola C l , *. L I I I I I I A T r a r t I I AnnU n d o B p r la o . : . . . fiJ r ifT T S W i : I M H W llk IM < 9 C k iP t^ r H I M . A K i had M l i l l M PSHMi^ d a r g of a r m l i U a m ■au.lnota Cow a ly . W ocM IM -IM of C art. No til la y of Hatch 1HR. o r : HRRNDOf C la rk af C lr m ll Oa Rrtnlaola County. Htaf ;.• « # or M y S s r T .M I mill CVrJ M (Vf iH hl »m i ' l t l l flf , ' tj vd ,t M d H i UuU S& kW A U S 3 8 S ."A af - H W U (In A U . A .3 au of _NX| Cart. 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M M . o o ra rla g i W U of n W S ('ll-* * a Dag. t a i l ft B of N W Cor. n r R IM t l M H I ! fl W I I I i « a -iia n a u u n a m i l s ft W M i l t t l N M i l ft la Mott a m ' I L T w p M B o .te lia a g * I I B o o l - C art. Na- 111 of J u ly ». M M , •ovarlag: t o l l 11 A 11 B lk I T K n ih r y n F o rk . T U of C a n . Ho. I I I of A n g . I. M i l l oaverlogi W U of N W l ( It-sag Dag I f f f l N A 111 ft I I . o f a w Cor. Boo. I L T a g I I a Itamg* || Rost, raa R I I I I.N I I d a n I I m in ■ 111 f l N I dag* I I m in W » * * ! • 7 * f i l l fl * La a* R*B B W Cor n a H f i n a a n days l l m l n ■ I I M ft a ta F t B Of Bag- S im^ku FnW rm tim i of p rra o ru w rr a u n rm p 'o y rd M - P o k ru a ry ond Ih u t u iw m p lo y { ror I otUI wok la vraotlfig n llth tiy J w .M n r c h . T h e n u m ber o f idle In K | t t l A l y w av the h ig h ta t airtce V g W K , 1936, w hen the federation j S u U J lS jl f e S a a .jo b le g * . t T h a ttp o rtd d outline of ibe new H S jft Row plan to p rim e th e b u »ir r p u m p ond care fo r aweicing r g l i l f rolla h n tw o k now n fax X g u y loans of uptrard of II,S|M«<l/>00 hy, the UecouatnieOon f j o u w eorporation to municipal' IllS fo r poblte xyorttn projeelx ond (« hdrd-preaaed businese, big and ^ M b p osd K u ro of «t lent f l / odgnqfi nm for rollef. Clwirman GUIs, democrat, Vlrg'.n’s, of Iho tfggl t . oppropriatlona e o m m ltU e , gold tho pmHerrS wl I csk for In ascordwgaa w llk tho ’ prw* elatuoa rtf Ukaptwe H I M . A tt n O M ll-a iM . mi tun w rllla n roknaat o l iru-U 4* J ; mu. , « : vat ,h ldd rr fo r sash gt tha C a w f lluuaa aniraace In Sanford on I M t u b day .of A p r il llll nt . II 0‘l l M k An' M r taa M r tlfU a te o n ooetlfM aus *.*4 by tha m ate U * a a ik tr w ith d ll om itted and onkaaquaat lavlad Msaa aa tbo foil lo w in g tsoer tk o i lands Is Satnl* nolo C o u a ly, Kterlda, M w lti C o n . No. H I T sf A m u r ! I, l i l t , ro va rla a 1-ala I t lo l i A 14, I I . I I I I I to I L W a s h ­ in gto n P a th . Oviodo. Vritnorw m y ham l anC aaal Ihl* IIM M U day of March M U II. I*. J IR IIN D O H , , C lark of lilro n ll Ctrurt. flaniMoto Cnuuty, Klortdo ix /S j”! if-jrsf& i tW d l. Boat Mr. . ■ To w o s h ip jrh '«sr ib w . .. iJPert 'iuiW TSfW i’3 Mo l7 . To w n o k lp •• h .'M an go 91 -Raal- « 9 W K is ir (B H A I.1 . H I T god upoa w ritte n m M i t of a i-A N C H H K L E O N A R D I Wilt o «. i i tbo Bta I a lo galh ar w ith an am ll aubaoguaol lofted tesa: M tk* fo llo w in g dasertka* tend: la Btnilnala C o n n ly FlarWte, ., (• K rlli . , * 40* p H , *«oJ.«A4ls-“ • I ' ’ B B E H E l D P H U M S 4LK T A X > » ’ public o a ltr y M tha blgkact { l U u for rook ot Ik# «o # l MftMH iR in n c * IK KawfnrK on IKK u t k doy of A p ril till a l 1* •'Slock A. H - U S o a rllflM M .o r S t l f M a M ; M M by l b . B U M to gather w ith oil om litad w f i p y aeqoast lartad tasaa on U o fo llo w IH Aootrlbod lo o t , lo Aamlmtia C u u n ly, ria rtd o . M w lti . C ert, Ho- » l t i of, A d * t ^ . ( t I H I ooeoelog: hoto I to I I I . W oo Tarrw ra. C art. H o - H U •* Asawot L H IS , co ro rts g i Rota 1 l l I I D lb I Hloo Toremae* C art. Mo. t i l l o l A a a k «t L I I M . eovo nsgi Lot* I to I I R lk f Pin* Tsrrooo. *. c . r t - No- l i f t o t A u g u tt L I l l s - gsvsrtaji: Lots I lo 11 B ig I F ls o Torraso. C e rt. No. l i f t of A u g u rt L M I L * « » # r lg « : L o M I la l l B lk • Flo o T o r r B H . Oort. No. l i f t ot Aogw sl B* IB M , ooeoelog'- M l * 1 te t l a M in im u m o f II^M .O O O .O O O s « ‘a alorber.” Other administration lohders foreeitl P fm U ly Utsl ref a # ^ m u I • far tkn rtV rfflt a44'Mn-latarest-baoring loans, ropaygbla tier' a term of I years, to stalfi, munlelpgllties and poll* Ceil subdlv aUtnv. Published repofia (lied (he amopnt of threo totiM at • l^ociooo .o oo, but hrMther this aniounT'la In aikli* JIM lo tho KPC loons or what reRllooshlp elists between lha two istaly. r'1 a»*i m i: 4 M ;*>i • *..•* O n iho bay's o f g ra lia b le In f o y istion, I he d r lle proposes •».•ftdlitire o f a m in im u m o f IS.* 10,000.000 a n d. If the loan pro eis » r o eonslderetl separately, a BP w a rn o f flJW O .u O 0 ^0 0 . T h o m ipgndHoyea w ill be In addi­ n ’ tn o th e r f e d e n l tp end lng o r (h o new d ro l fro nt p ro b s b 'y I d bo s tf ppod up. F o r exam ple, U . . B o o s in g A d m in is tra to r N a th a n U p as has predicted th e t the gUoR w ill sen * o lot n f build in g k M t y M soon. H o sold the entire 1( 0 ,000,000 nllocsted to hto d f irtm e n t w ill be earm ark ed in M t weeks. * Ju s t w han flow ers sixd.lyeo* were bloom ing w t‘ h thp advent of sprin g , g snow g lo rm w h irle d ilnwii on the mtddlg w is t and le ft a b i> n kri a foot deep In m any place*. nford Boy May Win Scholarship Award C art. No. I I M of A * | s i ( L M I L o o v o rtH ! M U I to .1 R lk t l Fteo Torroo#. CoeL H r I M l of J u ly L M i l , m v s r la tt M l 1 B lk I L F ilm • IN E A V IL lF t A p r. . Big (h o froshm en g g rle u H u ra l Jorsh ip w inners b * the U n i U y of Fto rtdg believed to h a m rxrellenl chsnc* U W in on r t f f t , r of study u nd er ih o o u tI of (h e Heoro-Hoohueh A g r l - O e r b of C lr m ll Court « f Bemteola County, FlatlCS- r e a - _______________ n o t ic e N O T IC B OP S A L B OP T A X C B ItT IP IC A T B B In srrt.riM nr* w ith th* p ro . L v o v » t Chapter I U K A rt* ml 1*21 und u|*m w rllten (eqwem ol K X T K I.I.A A. I t t lJ -e l w ill « r f n fu r vole nl pu b llr u u irry tu th* kith* , »■( h ld d rr fur ra »h al lh* (M a rt It..use rn irn n r* In Hanford un lb* la in day of A p ril IBIS nt II aV h irk A. 14. (n s certificate or r e rllllrw ir* l.eut hy lh* Plate (»• gelher w llk nil am llted and j o b nminenl l*vl*4 Ins** o « -.« h * . fM tl.tw M g deerrlkrd lam.* Is “ Bern Inut* C o u n lv, Klovtde .(o w ltc . 4-L of ( '. ( I . Ho. 4,4 ot August f. ISIS, raterlngf N ut fl uf l-.l* 3* k SI Houlh Honf.udXVIMee* .... hand . o m I e -» l 11,1* Ih r 1*4 day of April l»S« *' l l I*. IIK llN In H I C lrih of «T rin l4 :c v u ii, HemMol* Cnuniy, f H K A l.l J'e «d xe-, ■ In V f -a g g - £s r T h i* picture ot nu h a r r a * -» l rill.- sen d ig g in g his ear out o f a d r if t In C hicago w s , typical of the s lo rm a l e g a l W c t£ t.* !fc I I I of J u ly L M M , ooeartegl H W U I b u t BaaN B C or ru n W ^ S I I r« a m . B n * a H i d it a u l i i n ■ I U . I 1 ft H to bag. A Rag I M f l N A 111 ft ■ Of B W Cor. R p n ■ M l ft N I I (.OBB M n i t ,S.uh \ ii k m l. A ll. 1931. liAD f »!• a •ant'* In ni)r n lf lr t a till k « « tn:«i1r •|»|»ni til ion fur n la « di-ril |» i»w Jm i ih i . ilir im n . Ka Ii . rrM IflrN lp i Hr fnllkVrlUM i!*"i,rlbrdl iirun*ft>r In iht* I'm tn ly li f Hrm lnjilf, H l«l# of Y‘t<»rt*tA, I im w II: * *if H W li NW U N W S H rrllo n 21 ............... . 2« H in d i Iln n iP 2« l!.i«l 3 Arrr«* ni jsrpwnirni nf lliw knlil f i ii j ir H ) Uinlrr (h r »«ti| r rrilfl* m l# liM in l 9*he in ilir nnnti* »f I! K .'J .K T H O N l f»il#H« *ili| r # rllf lm ln rhalt !»• rtilfH A e.l itri'iii il i n h in Unr. ilir tiro|«rr1% ilr«r»ll*vi. H ir rr ln w ill li* Vasil |II Ilir liluhrHl lili|i|pr nl Ilir n tiiil hi'Hhr itanir «m Ih r flr « l Mmiii| « i In (h r month of M iy . IH U . n hit'll U Ih r 2nd drtv of May. I» l» l>nt> d II i I e U l i.ay of A p rK ) 1931. at. II I* IIK IIN D O M . •" f%y*rk of <*lrriill r o » ir I of - • k im llio tr Coiinljr. Klolld4 ‘GENTLE* SPRING, TRA LA, COMES TO CHICAGO na uga a h V o? tm i.m A e M r ,; j w rllla n raquaal ol n i b I w ill Offar blla outcry M tha •far ooah at «ka tirs n ra |n Shhfara y af A p ril l l l l si M , tag gaftlfleale >y e a rtin ra lra hald ky Iko BIS la Ikslh a y w llk o il n m llia c . okd lUkaaquanl l a » M losao on Ik* g f l i S l d dhoertbod M ads In Bama il* fsTum r. Flo rid a , lo w li: C o rL No. I l l «4 Augual I. M i l . oo fo rlagl l-o i I l-oopa • 'lllt lo n . ’ . >s n t h a u l and easl ihl* d i y o l A p ril M i l . O. *. IIR ItH P O H . C lark of C lrru lt Court. Bamlsaie County, Florida. ( i E A l .1 A m e ric a n ) j | i r to d a y,'’ M iIm a t r d (b a t l i e dprMga. II fir ala dotoOa o r tho p an , w hich Jo Iloogo gcknow lw dgnl To o r ro lt’g d in h , or* » » r o c grohohly w O l bo d a r t f M tl whoa’ W o rk * P ro A d m ln 'it r a lo r H opklng OR tho rollo f p ro b irm boi gotigld onam ploym ent In w g R U m th w •w r u m g i m , Itopkina gad' l i s A iiia ta n t. A u b f r y W llU & ia , c on iarrad w ith >ho p r t t l - ri'aMaw Raal Calatg C w a - xx'/iikee* M r bond ond •**! m i * Ilir 1*1 duy of ApiJI 111* M , , • i i 7 l '. ' r tR U M u .N . • I Clerk id Cirvuli CuutL ' Hpmlnul* Cuunly, H m 4 e . IH R A I.) ________‘ ' ' '• 1 \ * . '^iisT u r^rr^ xw:.* N o n e t OK b A L L o k t a x * J u ly >3. I » l i . M v r r in R i l«| t«l3 S . ■* ' ' C C H T If I C A T t S 111. A II& A 317. I I I . A I M A Id i#ftitilAiir* w llli ih r |tf«TvlDtf*ii* 39j i: of Canal * 111 A 1*9 lo nf i'h i|ii*r |*7*MJ, A ll* *»f |93f M l il I* H»M fir U n d Co'a mid i i |h<ii w riitiu i«4|u*‘Di uf I'ln l of llln r li llaiu in nrk. I t f r ii A lt l i iiA in il \ M i m il i d f r r f ir No at? «.r a u r u p i t . m n . r.lk* III I ataIII le isitl't) III I lie* llllrlltol ••«»«»Mna 1* 1* i l l A If f «> I' liltld* r f*r I pull III (he* •'•full I lull* r ►»"!** IjaiHf •*o’» |1p I of lllai'k i ii11min •' lii HAprimi mi ilir m i l tiiv lit* mi mi** k. •f A ••til nl ll nVlm k A. 91. I ne • 1 or r r t l Vo l*»4T of Inly f. iu riliiiEili*, « r M IIH I.III.I ! •Ill I.V Ilir |1?1. r«ihrilitg h tls I N h |*t fMMfv I n iir lh ir w ith «•11 iin M I.d Mini # nr t( 11o||| |**%I oe| lu l l B IlfllllW Hl.uk II miiimiim k ilfirrllR -il Iriiid* In H» m Wlllia*" lll|» ll.l Mil Ill'll • dl IM* lud.lr tsM ifiit. Plcrldd. lu w ll : Ik r |wl il l » lif A|Ull I* It « V tl Nu r.ft| i»f J ijI i ?, i» iv in :it \ ’i " i v . |%;E. n U l t l l l l : Ireln r'a, :•*. 34. •i n k nt i ’itm il »Nnrt. « 31 Itf |»Ulr He IllIlKilr I'o u iiir, l*|i*lUl« \\ llll*'*** flit IlHIld Hllll Drill I III* IH K A I.I III* I I II I > Itf Apt ll I-M1 tl I*I lh llN I m V N o n c i” o r i a l i o r t a x <*l*tk uf f»M »|»* « ’ M il, C C N T ir iC A T K f t No iiiliiailr Ti.iitily k lot Id i III nrffihtdlii * Willi |he* prnh UlnfiE (N ltA l.l nf i*h«|il*>r ln?9f, AriR of 1917 v till uiMin w ililr t i ivq iifv i wf f4 o n c c o r ia l c or ta x 9IIHH A ll A V K A T A K A I ’ll I will of fvr C K H TiriC A T C t for m I* al puMM* mill r r l » lh* Mih* In (ii e’tti tin in •• Willi Ihi* |irut I dImme iw| M d Jrr fur roEli nl Ih r t'ourt mc iiu»|ii*r 11394. A il* i n ; II. hior H tlM N rF lit Hunfnrtl mu In* • ml llim.u w illlen I •11ll* ml oof lllh ilav nt A p r‘l 1911 ■! II « lork I* M I lM U ’.N I will isffer fur fml A. M . In i r * N l* f « l » nr r*rllfPmr-B III I*att*ll* Mull IF In Ih r llliiki •! M < lii-lil liv Iho MIe I b In u M h ri with nil 4 f i fur ait•Ii M lh* I lli»»|Ar rli- I Mill I *-4 mill •tlllEWIIIlFnl Irthlall Id lM II. l |M *' III i ' . t l t l M l l IIM I I I *. |E||| * lxii i d ) I It* I l f* r.-llMWln* liwwt rilted Inula III A|tnl l i l « Ml II u'l ilk It A 31. M « Ha iiiln«4d* i'MUftly. K lm lili. |owi«. I ' P i l l f k d|t 4 *1 I • f I Iffte M i r a 1.1 til I*E I Is* i v r l . Nn tfT #if .July I. 19*. HI mI p |i**it |lie r with all 40111111n l ami •m *tin g ; |je |e f, A. |t IIIS I* Vllhw* I|||. Ill It %llll M EMM llll I h r Ini T l 3 HnwfMcK. low IHL i|iM* ||lrti| |.i|iile ||| firII i IHmI*' U llll.#A my I hiimI immI i *i i » (*i>iimi v, •■*i »»i 1*1-1• lu w ll: ; u nf i *eti N m tu uf Ju ir 7, ..... ............ • v r -'a f t E H i-.H . |91| H iiitln i* A |M fl ut K t* r i , j i t i J r i r d l i « 4*u»i. fl nf Mil 9» fl| J >1*4|>He r D u p l), 9*l*#i l«l i W ilkcsi in) - ImmI an4 aval llii* I H K A U v *’ III. Ml il •9 uf A III il 1921 >• • • <» IV lir.llN lM lN . i ’I# ik *»f i ’if* mi i Sh im , i iiilHiil* I ’uuuiy, k'l.'fiil* c i :m .i . N O T IC B tfP BA L B OP T A X C B N T IP tC A T B S In s r. nrdkn.-v WIIN Ih*'pnrvleten* .,f Clu. pier USSL A rt* «.f IM T and gpnn w ritte n r*Wu**l sf II. I . XVAI.TRUJ4 I will Offer, fur *sle a l pnhUo su irry 1s Ih* hl«l.ral bidder fur rush *1 I he co u rt llonse r a ­ in . M e te Honlurd an I V l l l h d*y s i April IM t al I I s ih n 'k A M.. te* rvrllo ra l* sc cerllflouea held l.y I h . Ptete is a o ib s r w ith all u u viK 'd * »d aufwvqu'nl le*led !•«*• wop 111* f.dtowing desrrlhed hade 1a . He.i.in..l« .thewalr.’ Mae Ido. Is w llt C eil. Na U t nf A u rtj-I I. text. . rove rin g : M l I H f O. P a rk . ■ i d . tel add is M idway. XVliness my hand and.seal Ihla S A L th ID P '’ ’ St N O T IC B O F B A L B OP T A K •• . C B R T lP lC A TB S - (tv-m roordsar* w llk lh* pmvialona of a m p le r " l t l » L A rte af te ll a n d. Hps* W rtden requert >4 tSCAM- dVATte I • « nffer f*r onle ■ t ^ u h l k u u irry In Ih r hlgheel l.ldder iw^idirs l o r r a th at |k** C o u rt lln u ee rn - I mass lie Aanfnrd on (he ISIIl d«y • f.A p e t r I M t 04 II o 'rtu rh A . I I ., ten fowlII(rale or eerllflAate* h-i-i i.y Iho Btel* IngMher w llk nb ..n.lll -d hand and seal Ihla ‘ / C 'l V ^ I U l N I h l N a? jU tru a a N O TIC B OP B A LB O F T A X C B H T ie iC A T B B In n rro id a n e r w ith Ike provtelona ’nr Chapter i«r*e. An* uf i r i l n-,d . u i « « w riiien rsqs**l ..( H AII.Xtl T T H O N I will sff*r for **l* kl pal.hr eulcry Is Ihs blgfcmi hiedee (or n.eh al Ike Court Ifswaa ettH sn re lu Hsnfoed su lha l l l h del pf April 111* *1 I I n'elao tl-A . M.. tea nefilfv-sie nr . erllfleoteO’beM hr ■be Male i.gelher O llh OR omitted seed . »ul **00*01 levh.d tea** un lh* fallow ing d e u rlh e t land* lo H »lnI mile C u u nly. R l»rld s . lo w li: ‘ <SWI Nn (B M A li TA X IMM4U .x w l" N O T IC E a s llll n t Ju ly I, 1* 14, revering; K l - I uf HR 1-4 sf HIV X| uf HI ’ , ll .-e - I A . Ig N R C u r) Bee. I t T w p 11 a lin a g e SI Kart XX Ii nee* mi hand god goal Ihla (K R A I.) ’ f . . N O T IC K OF aft A L ■ o r T A K CK A T i r i C A T K t I n HPinriUiifNi tolln ilir (xfovIrIooe nf rh a id rr l » m . A f li of |»tl and n|o»n w t lllr n rv«|U»Ei nf M A X W n i.l. A N ll a V n i T I will offrr fur M ir Ml injldli* ouii*ry In ihv hlglirrl liiddrr f*»r ip fll PI Ih r f*nurl ||ou»r m irn n r r In Hunfonl on ihr ll lh iU t of A f f ll 1911 PI II u'rliKlh A I I . I n t r v llf lm lr or r#rllfl«nlrp If Id ||» III* HlPlr lo g rlh ir with all itinilltd .mil r|ilsm|l|rtil Irhlrd IM * » OH ih r follow lna drpcrlUwd Ipndr In ch-rk ol C M h i y e l , flen.lnsle C oualy, FhfVlde ■ 1-^S L: ■ , OP M il Of TA K H K U A H W U of S K H o l M I . H rriloa I I , To w n a lilp I I Bnulli, lla n g r I I K a n t Cart. N o 1311 of A ugust L l l l l , m a r r in g ' N IV U * W H •d HW*| * H U H "» H R tt, H rrtlon SL To w n s h ip I I Houlh, lla n g r I I Kaai. t Cart. Mo l l l l of August L l l l l . m o o rin g : W ' l « f H W U A M W 'i of U R N . H*aiion M Tow nahlp 11 Houlh llanga t l C a rl. No. I I I ! « f August I. l l l l , m e * rln g : K (| nf BXX’ X* A N R H nf M U t A W U of H i m , a m Inn |r To w n s h ip I I thmili. Mango I I Knot. • 1-1 of Carl H o 111! of Ana. I. l l l l . rn oaring i N l l ‘1 of h i ', u of HK<i a x t tk ..f nnx* nf HKt| U .*»* M H of H R U nf H K U ) H rrllo n ST. To w n a h lo I I Houlh, llungn 11 KartC arl. No t i l l of A ugust 1. l l l l . coonring: MXVI* n f-l«X V U A K<l » f H W U of H W U . H o c lion I I To w n a h lp SI Houlh, lla n g r SS R o ll. . Cart. No. l l l l of A ugual L l l l l , rooarlng: XVH of H W U of H R H . H rrllo n t l . Tow n a h lp *• t l Houlh. Ilanga St Knot. C a n . No l l l l of A u g u al S. l l l l , m o a rlh g : H W U A H U nf H K U . H rrllo n I I . To w n a h lp I I Houlh. lla n g r I t Ra>l. Carl. N o l l l l of A u gu al L l i l t , m v r rln g : N U A K of Hl| nt H rrtlo n I t . To w n a h lp ' t l Houlh. Ilanga St Mori. C a ll. Mn. I I I ! of Augnat L l l l l , ro o rrln g : H U nf H W U nt H R H . Of M R U . H rrllo n It . T .iw n -k lp I I Houlh. IM nga I t C art. No I too nf A tig oat I. t i l l , roo a tln r * N *| nf NXX'U A H W U of NXVU A N W U » f M R U . H rrllo n i t . To w n a h lp I I Honlh. lla n g r SI lU n t. , , C arl. Mo l l l l of Anggat *. l l l l . covering. H K U of M R U o( H K U . H rrllo n I I . To w na hlp I I , Houlh, IM ng a I I Kaal. C arl. Nu. t i l l of A u g u a l L l l l l . ro x a iln g : XV'* of H K U nf HXV't, H rrtlon IS. To w n a h lp I I Houtn. Ilanga 11 Kaat. C rrt No l l l l of A u g u al 1. la t l, r o ta tin g ; XX'>» nt H K U . ol H in t H rrllo n I t . Tow na htp It houlh. Manga || R a il. C a ll. No l l l l of A u g u a l L l l l l , m i n i n g : IIX* nt N R U ( I , . . XV'X of M K U of N U A R H of H K U nf N U I H rcllon 11 Tow nahlp I I Houlh, Mango I I K a rl T .— . . C a ll. Mo l i s t of Augual I, l l l l . ro ra rln g XV U of NXVU l l r » HUM of N U I A H 1*1 Of K U of XV U ll.r ra M y ). H*clinn I I, T o w n rh lp I I Honlh, Manga I I Kart r » r l . No I I M of Augual I. 1*11, r o y rrln a ; HXX'U of H X fU llw t* M y). Harllon 11. T o w n •hip I I Houlli. IM nga IS Kaal. C arl No. I M l nf A uguM 1. 1*11. m v a rln g : N R U of N R U of H R U A XVU o» NISU nf N R U g m ln n 11. Tn w n a h lp I I . Houlh. Mnnga 11 Raal P o tl. No I t t l of A u g u al g, m i . rn va rln m N R U A NXVU of N R U of N X V U . H r.-llon XI, To w n rh lp I I Houlh. lla n g r t l Raal. Carl No. IM S of Augual s. M SI. ro v rrln n W H ol NXX'U .,A, N J l of H U A H U H of H W U • 1 H W U '’ of H R U ' * H i,'-o f H R U of HRU. H rrllotl II. To w n rh lp I I Houlh, Manga I I Raal. C rtt. No. I M l of Augnal I, M S I. ro v rrln n H T l A N U « f NXVU. H rrllo n If. T n u lia h lp SI Houlh. lla n g r *1 Raal i v r l Nu I M l of Aupu>t (. N D T II-K U K A P P L IC A T IO N COM T A L I IK K .I N I I T I C H -I H I lM I K I I V IIIV R N T l.n i IH .IV H IIII.I.M H V holder » . T n * c * rtlfl.* le N.b TI>L tee.ird lhl . l d a r of Aunu*l. A. ll. 1*11. hn* filed sente in m y ufll.-* anu Iimb litEilr ii |»i*I Ii *m1Iw ii fur m lab il* H Iw l*r ImVll bmI Ih vin itt Hi I. •‘r rilf lr o lo • m lirs rff lliv follow liu <A#9rrlhvu |itu|irriy In ik r «*wunl» Kf Nvmliiolv. Htmn wf K lo rh U . in w ilt lewM t i A »• k lld w ty I'M l lu»i*k | 41 TO * 9raw»MMt*Hl nf Ih r m I» lirnporiy unU»r lh# M id r r r il f lv e I f I sbufi I w ii d In Ih r iiMUir uf W ll .l .l AM l'Al*Al*U t'nlrva vwlil r r r llf l r a l v shAll h* r*dd*m»il • m irtlln * Iw l” W. Ih i p rtiiiv ru drrcilhrio Ih rrw ln w ill Iw Multi In |liv hlKhrEt bidder wl Ih r ruut I Innivw «|nwr on I h l first Mon* day In lh* inuntli of ll A f , IM Sw h lrh l> lh* ln .l d*y sf M a r, IS O . Doled Ihl* 1*1 day of A p ril. 1*11 O. K. IIR R N D O N . C lerk of C lrc u ll Court n< HrmM ule C u u n ly, Klorl.M IH C A t.) '' n o t h ii o r a p p l ic a t io n 4 OH T A X I IK r .ll N O T IP H IH IIK H K IIY IIIV R N T h a i JD H K I'IIIN R H H TII-I-M A N holder of T a t C * rllflr* te Nn. f i t I.sued ik* I lk d o r sf Ju ly , A. t> 1*11, h»* Tiled m o i * In my offlrv and ha* in*d* app lliw llon for * IBB d»*.l Id h* |*au*d ih e r n n Bald o e rllflrg lo »n>brare* lh* f.dlow Inn d e -m -e d property In lh* 4-sUn i r of Homlgsl*, m ile of a'Tiarwrv ,O P ■ I i i . o 'M o A - a .' i c , u * »srUfi*0?i* or rartlfleatea he I* b y (ho Stalk together w ith a ll owilttag - u j ■S b M q iH M lev tee M taa M l ( M follow ing d trtrlb e d Un do to IU o < loelo County, Flo rid a , to w H i , COM Mo . I U T o ( A W M 1.' l l l l . r a o r ln i: n M of M i , ' Don Inn ’ I To w n s h ip I I Soatli I 3t root. XI un*** Ml) ho nil a n d M l I h l * •h r l» l d o r of A f r it M I L a p ii k ii n d o K. l.*totk of C lr m ll Oowrt. lUiwlnolo t.iu a ty , PMrlOo, "NAMED TO INVESTIGATE TVA, EIGHT N O T IC R O F HALM n t T A * I I'R R T t P I C A T K H In grrotdonrw w ith Ihg pro* •lalona of Chaplar U H L A ria rtf H I T and upon w r lllr n request of i . N. cnn n.M H i w ill sffor fo r aalr nl p u lillr i.u te rr to l i t high* aat h ldd rr for ra th gt lha fNMtrt ll.niao r n t m n r r Ig Stanford on tho l l l h day of A p ril M SI gt II o'row g a. I I . | a l certificate nt r r y t lf lr n lm h a lt h r lha HM Ia l* » g a ih tr w ith all n m iltrd and M ia . arqurnt Irrla d lage* on (h o (a lt lowing drarrihod landa In ' g ra in nntr C o nn ly, Klnrlda. tow 111 . I Cm No I M nf J u ly f. M M . , m i m i n g : H I I l i m u i | nlh t T r A. Haixfiirst. - . I ^ ; W !th »M m r Imnd m i l M i l Ihla lh* IM U9W ' < A nrl| t i l l ' m . CU T . IIK fU C T M U iV, • ' c U r k Af r i r r u l l Cmmti. Kp iii I h o Iw «*iiiiniy, r in r M s CNKAM n r u n c ia rt-i t i o i h t . g i « R J F lilr ix i. n a r t 'iT , IN AND m n g R R iM o t.il c o v i t t i K L O R ID A . I.R C T I'K N T O N N R J tn iT T , C«l>t' id la lg g g l ’ l VS • IA M K H tl N K H IIIT T . Iw frn d a h l. . T O : JA M RH 11. N K H IM T T . w hoa#, , a d dtrrv and raalcattaa M hok no w n: You ora h rr r l.y nollflad god TOqnlrad M gppaar ta lha fora going r o u -r In tha c ir r u lt <*0071 nf lh a N inth Ju d icial > 'iiru it in oird I l f uaotlnola C o n n ly. K lnrlda, on I M tnd day nt May l l l l and la (.ol fault th rrao f a ilr r r r a pro coofraau w ill ha rn ta rrd agalnat you and aald m uar w ill protogd tyaln al yuu aa parla. It la t n r lh r r ordaraC to o l thin nullra ha puhllahrd onra fo rk waak far tu n r ro n a rra tlv o g r t k t In Hanford llrr a ld h a rin g g v n rra l n n h llrnllnn In Ramlnnla C o u a ly. I'ln rh lo . . t v n n r . r tha hand nf lha C lark and aral of lha C lrru lt C o u rt Ihl* I r l liny Of A p ril. M I L n i*. i iK n w n o H . i C lark of lha C irc u it C ou rt. U r l A. M .-W R R lt B . i p R A M ____________________ . . N D T IIR o r A P C L tC S TtA N » PON T A B DRRD N O T IC R Id • I IR H R U T O lV H N . T h a t W . a KTANHRI,L* h n llg r; of T » i C rrllfIc a ta No 1ST, IsSHOL' IB s tnd day r f Ju ly . A. D . M I L ROS fllad aama In toy afflea and ha a ntada nnplh-nllnn for A I L L da ad M ba lavurd tlivraon. B o M -e a rtlrtrata ainhrarfk . ' tha f r llr t t l g g ; drarrlhad p tu p v rly In Iks O ou d ty . of Hamlnnla. R i l l s nt K la rM a . IS w ll: • '. Hag I I rh W A M i l eh B>. of N R c o r af N W U n m tint I t . Tnw na hlp IS Mouth. IM nga .10 ‘ R ia l, run X I L t l i C h R T l S h h is la g s at iend rh to Ry XVIv along t t y lo - beg. I L f B arraa Th a aaaaaanianl nf l i t said n r n p m y under lha sold rarllfl* rale irauad was In lha naota of II. M A IIHI,’ ’ •• : •< t'n lv — raid rs r tlf lro M aksll ha radaalurO a rrn rd ln g In la w . IkO prn|>*-rt) d r a m lir d IharaM w ill HO ••■Id In the hlgtirat li li d r r a l Ihn m u l l - Jiauna dwnr nn tha ftfS L i tg u id a r in Ih i in «n lh of K ay, •IStS, w h h h la lha Tnd d a y of Hrmin<il* C td u iy , rio tld k . IH R A I.) j N O T IC R IM* B 4 I.B 4XK T A B i H U T irirx T H t In B rm if.nnce " ir lt h lha yr«v* vl.lntia nf C lm p lrr IIIS S . A r l . Of M i l and upon wVltlan raquaat Of II (I. HXVDKKrtlll* I w ill sffor fo r sale al im h lir u n lrry lu (ho h ig h aal bidder (n r r v -h at Ik* C o u rt lli»uan m t r a n r r In Bsnford 00 (ho ISIh *lnr *>f A f i il M il dl II o 'rlo rk A I I . .lav ra ru fla a lo or r a r llf l,-a ir - held by tha I t e l t IS gather o llh all nm lilad. and a .h •rquenl lei led (S tt S OK Ik s fo l­ lowing lleerf Ined land* In P*llll* nnle C n u n l), K ln rlf.L in g rlli C arl. Nu. I |RI nf Augual I . M i l . ro v a rln g : lleg. IS ft j ( . « l i n t a tl N hf h\v I’ nr nf NR>4 •>f HXX'U Her(l>*n"1. To w S S h lg t l Honlh llnnwe I* Raal. run H f.*r t fl XX' ■! fl In he*. I l-a a N I »S i h l *• XX'linee- m y hint*! and aanl this the lei liny of A p ril ISM . IL I*. IIK ftN O O H .. C lerk nf C irc u it Court. Hrnilnul* C o u n lv, Flo rida, (H K A l.l N U T IC H O R .A P P L IC A T IO N RON T L X 11H K U IN O T IC R IH i lR R R H T D IY M B T h a i SIIIR llll.U A l.l'N I K J l'i n hulder uf T * I C ertificate No. BPT. l-eueil the In d day uf J u ly A . D. tel*. It** fll*d enm* In my atfleo and bn* mad* • i.pllra llan for o tea deed lu he iseurt. I harass, Hald u r l l f l r a l * eoihrarsa Ik* fu llow ing deacrlbeel properly la lh* C n u n iy nf Hei.iln.il*. B M I* of F lo r i­ da, lo -w lt i le.i* l i and I t U ln rk I Its* v*nna P ark Th e ******ot*nt ot tha gold . properly under lh* not* rartl* firs t* L*u*d wsa In lh nam* o t M. XXV X V A I.K K H . JR . . tinier* said ra rtlflra la ahall ko rrte e m rd a rro rd ln s I* la w . tb* property described therrtn w ill ko said lo lh* lilg h M l h ld d rr 01 I M rnum hsi.ee duar on lh* ftrpt stow* day lh ih* month sf May. M ile , s h ir k I* Ih* In d day uf May, IM * . Haled Ihla la l day af A p ril, a P . H F .R N D O N , C lerk af C l r m l l C a u rl 4>f Henilnste C u u n ly, Plorldo. i n / W U ¥ |h» . *♦*• T te p IfP H I M . Aete ot mm- w rllla n eaqueel ref I will offar tor *»••*» «• i s s hlgfcetd hltdee .114' U a o rt IISu*a r n . •ford an Jtwt tell, .day; E b& 5& $ S x* Led Made Ur ’ B.n.lniH* > Ie*i 41 rotoot La g # Bubdl vision Pint Husk 4 Kosro f T h a a#ee»a*kenl of lb - ■ p i swir l y softer Ike m id sort ra le laoned w sa In Ihg MB40 UNKNOW N. Unteen t a l l e e r tlf lM lt -b o ll redeemed g no rvrdlH 40 k l f . pr opart y daoerlhsd l Pa twin w ill e -M te lh* highest hldder o l ro u rt h".»ee door oa Ihg I Monday te Ih* m » o lb o f May, t which ra Iho Sad iM f of » I4 U . . ■Onjed Ihla I r t day nt Al O. F H K B N P O c t e iL of LTte u ll Court Bemisui* C s o o ty . Flee \ \ �k*f‘«4Ub«> ( . * * « ( A. W P * 3'W i A b#frf, a fife H •r .. 9 x s s S M s y x rs r.?. [ I N A T H D U 5 A N D tbi* Mid ter* rvhlblflAe Hvt? at Ranth Baa n u t l M thaw April 10-11. H u t Boitonl. * Ctoamata, C al, (■< ktr, pina hi* hope* on llrrafprda. la tthlblUoo n m t with D r ift n at «L PtUrtbarf, FU., la aal al Brat aa . Crura* Caakr, m a i lt r "•wine" miMlc, m tla I lira* MalTala a i l l l i a c iiw h IIu -p Im U i mlal aa «M lime aanaa “Jal WWIH «HCL»W»'t a a t l W v itlT *AtII * B H m A M b M B M jaA I * % V �i o l t :-v>^!vt4?S)»gr " r r i* . v : . - J 4/» !v*vrv*■ . . MLR, IMS " ^P P b g — m NATION’S rd Lookouts eet Leesburg tab Tonight H j ' i ' i h 'i j m . THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA te . n a i i 'i 'j Hi ii ■ 'i i Cli l*A HADES ON ARMY DAY ■ <.j i im * m * I — p PAGE SETEN - t I'l I.llio RELEASED ,J— SRMINOLB PHAIIMACAL CO, INC Gfflc al» of the S;nford Base­ Ft JULIAN STBN STROM Miller Bldg. Cask AVC. ball Association announced today m u minus n o r m n r n il that they had rvlrascd Joe Put* Itl-lMty Vie! LAI 1.1%, Jit: Iltnry Watson, prvxy of the Alral educa’.lon duties . . •im isurniiaT Th« (do, young shorts'op from Tumpa. ball club, rays he oipoc a a Isrga new Sanfiod bu» will be u.ied ----- Guy .................. laicy, immagi'r of the Look’ I’ ltKhCltil'TIUNS CTOWJ to sec his ID3H Iarokout* ra1 for the first time Ksiunlay night outs stated lluii the local sggreACCURATELY •relief! for rhe first time tonight.1when the locals |-n to l.ee burg. na: on n i- y vcqjir e lt d is l a y n e COMPOUNDED There will be plen y uf sirong o f the llis llan iio ga Lookouts if I ace say • he is sorry but G a m e At AT RKMAItKARLY Lpposl’ lnn, according to -he latratj ka las’ that lucky hoeaeskay llicearm y. REDUCED PRICES. Mnnicypal Park Is r.p ors f-om Leesburg when <he that was irp r ed to bar* OBTAIN OIIll PHICB «.\ leeat* most Lcarb’a ou Hi tonight help*I him ttaiu >“ many First O f S e a s o n P me of Uni ' ‘nulrernal" l.iual'iltfAw INDIVIDUAL P HE 8 C H IP en i r cv -ii game call l-e assured miner Irsgue pennants. , . ^ -+ ; i v ,1*-,* ,. . giwgei ............... f.-tuii tim e to) TIONS IIECOItH I II LINO ta rena. he h he» log * searching U iU | tr Guy Ltcy and h a 19S8 tin*" Ineimt- Volnpuk. i;sp-rnn tn, 1 YOU WILL UK SritPItlSKD AUhongh baseball im Ihr par y nryaaiied ta llml it edl'lon of ibe Sanford Lookout* Ml-.Illll|till Ul*. P i ll,-I i ill i Olid Mila ' sportliiht at prreea', . . . About a dnem ha s hart undo*«*nt their ffn-1 workout tbia Ku-imoj I)R. MILLER feolball I* still ge ting some been broken lately by ike morning at the Municipal Ball USB pubilcl’ y. Jla* D rmii I* slat­ l^mkoiPs in in ra-ramp -;ami« Parb in p»p*ra:kvn far the ini­ ed to ea'er the Celery Eed . . . We hrvrn’ heard any­ tial oahllbllon game of the reason hrrkflell nest season. The thing innre rorceraing the to fa* plryed under the area uf the F. H. A. Inal vf Ihree great star, by trntshy That * b-.-al Instltulocal plant tonight against Nellll gradua Inn had pnl a hump Hon was plsnnlng In award in s c h a Vic r HEAL ESTATE MORTGAGE LOANS Ltach’a Leesburg (jondolwra. In (hr Fed chances for nesl name ou'sfanding a htetp un The pMkouta went through a season hat Coach Leonard Ihr I.iHiknul aqua I this tight session became of the many C. M. BOYD & COMPANY Mfl.uras hope* lo hate tour y«*r. , . ' hard drM* that have been held . MIT tM'llltrClIIATKI) men whr ran at leas' ca-ry ■Ince tary'a arrival in Hanford, Hie hat aliag with . Darrell The Lookout ah pper nnnoujtce I 117 N. Park Avenue Phono 178-J Sanford, Florida Eoryuson. Bo far, the four thrt Charlie Atwaier of Sarannah men Ih*1. will drtlfrr the ora and Joe Finder of Butler, Penn., GREYHOUND skin for th* Reminule rb-srn wilt do the hurling. ENTRIES TONIGHT ' will be Fargaann, Drawn, lied Atwater will etart Ine tilt Tamil hfa U H lrln Williams, star haskrihall agn'nat the Goadolien which now F JIIS T l l . i i I * (i tu illy . n’ayer, and Buck Fargnson. ora balng rated aa a strong or­ I.urklral iOttiMMlIcH “hro*-illlp gan ballon »Inrc their we l. earned brother nf Darrell who made n l>a«iicl»lrr I p II «:*a> M > llt-tiurti B t« | v elnry orcr the Jacksonville the squad la»l season hut • Croialng lha Plata In fron' of the Capi.ol in Washington. D, C., are ai'nte of the thousands ot K f p ih Joe IIIiieIIIK (Idle Tan of the South Atlantic Lee- Iroopa who marched In ih: army day parade cotememorating the Slat anniversary of their country’’* could not break up ■the com­ HKCllWH u .\ ci: rmuritr. I •*lr«i H a ll ui Ildlly IkiRlilfl gam Wednesday evening. Pi ruler entrance into the World War. The parade * « « *>trlt we I by the President an«r highway oifielata. bination that was rated as V. I*. C%%ll*n»:i.l'/j*r«tivle«»r W e i 1‘uitn ItciiUF \ n ^ t hurl the final four or fire one of the greatest In the UlHirtlui It**) lll.ick Co|lOO flam*# for the l-nokottlf. HowNortheast loop. K a a I toiiir Aum U a i.ti fttoiioU W l. W ever, Manager Lrcy I* bold ng Dob and It jnrhtded Duck Rodger on Ks'hryn Tak»ch. The kill game ami the A’ hlrttC U.T H i l l III* IIACC w -M . ill I*. Fisher for any relief dutiei If ict.nd, Punch McDaniel* In Irf1 Th<r I Oh-daile riire* by Junior Carnival should give SanfuroUr* (NrraRd lln ll of l»Hll> l»u«klr| neeearn---ry K illy Mai Hlhll .Held, Pete Mahal c In ccnli", Win a full cvcidng of spirting m toy­ llruutiir Jo* High School boys. C in liy it 4 l*l Locy said last night that he has Hrawn in right. Manner Ltey For ihr firs’, lime In l*rro| llru .lif iii » r»iiL.i|'« mh h; Pyramids by Seminole men;, it bill club rant w I average eight on first, Joe Uirggrrio o< th nl, Nl« III I 41*1*11a* norny a moon has two h-nd'ng Cnlorlc I igli 'ib-lnud Hr * (Hide the di­ F'O C ItTII HACK . ru iiiiti> 1 run* pur tail game rml hie combi­ Leon Addy or Jrhn Lacy on events Is- n srhrduled to lake Ttulfli* [Ilrprlm W liltk rt d ion uf Mbs Betty Akin. nation I* strong in every depart - rbortatop, Don Contreras or Ito • Hull Hit* I It I • Cm pin I MU hi plara at the same Hme. IliNip iltill and folk li*««arl|*llon mcnt e*ri'p: *h" burl nit carp*. Young citihlng t ml Jake Atwater A’ b b te Director, Leonard I. , tilth: Jloynl Million SHORT SPOUT HIIOTS— Fern Crates—Strawberry Crates D d I c Ii lipfnrr inn n >•• Me t u n* of Ki-niluiilo || gh School d. nee ly Ursinmar Si husd girl* Them nr* lomr fine looking men and Joe Pindcr pitching. Pabr VuunN hw-al barks up, F IF T H HACK. futu rity under 'be dirtet on of .Miss Kath* H>|ilri4 It Jf H1i*'P« working nut for n slrady job a ml No word ha* been rrtclrcd ft urn lu'ii! |hi* uiotnitig that every Aim Kim* was berk in harnr-s Inlay tlm iiii Kliit- II JUmI "Ain Hull they may turn out great during Lee-burg in regard to their *• fl­ 'htiig is In readiness for the fii»t grille Iciv. lull and Mrs. McKinnon. ' after rrreiving treatment f-ir l*hnne 519 :» l IV. Ixl Mill* Htiuii* H y tD iik rr Si'-, h; Pyramids and obstacle1 ihr reason but lltry lurk ability ing |neup but a strong combina­ A thirl i- Carnival ever to be in Id I'tirki l I'lp* n Vine I Miff an ailing acm . . . I.ary says by Seminole H igh' HI X I*11 H ACK: Fill ii i ll) . cauted mostly by nol having much tion can be extH-ctml from .Ii" in ihi* city tiv u acho'aiCc organ Ilip Mie be may ra'eh part of the Wf nowi, I'uHii \ ;»«» l.otlfl Kchuul ieiy*. 'l l Uon. experience. lake county c ly . I loll I** l*l*|1|*Pf Miliar 141*1 lunight . , . Fred Dukrk who Sfventh: Sorcer game by Send■ Hu n will* Ti a 11it* Yesterday the I.ookouU went l»mk I'rliii’t Conch Mi Lora* said that the Is aritnlreh by many Banturd Fiiliry l»ii*'liTl*-''F ClMOM Toll Hole High S, hied glr a, through a mrd uni drill as only Inlital even of Ihe e'ening is h i :\ t : n i ' h h a c i i 1 U Mile 1ms a* an are lefthander. . . 1'lgli‘h: Touch fimdill game by A London policeman »midi]fet tilted to liegin promptly st H:O0 bitting practice, Infie'd and outI III H * 1 11 It I lln r k reported yr»lrrdri a. the Till iy 111card «u 1*1 Hid* f eld sessions were scheduled. The a- nov.* W0-1aU0(| of t!;n old o'clock anil that the j.iib.lc Ii in­ Ri mino r High Sehiad Imjrs, toe# HI ItoMH Dsyliinn ftearli Islander rrmp outfit go*, most nf the afternoon '■straight line” cm r> e ntlr l ■ vited to at Iend. Ml MIL* ■ . . I • titleL Hit lereil a had VHTi: t MACHINES VOTED N I I U I I T I I MACK Kill in My o ff for the first lime finer the acn |f a all pei'-l was IntosieetC'l The program will Include ns mlsforlune last trs-mi when M l - Aid N « I .»* Ii Tia ffle II* ii when bn ordered the f'ur to ’’fid the feat* i- events the playing of ermp opened. l**tin* l.*’!*l \\ 1 i M« Hiitiikr he brake Ii Ih pi chilli atm. . . DEI.ANI1—(At—1 The Value b Lacy announeed hi- lineup that t low the tram line**—and arro«lp<l r> lontb football game -by the Klilii (Im PH AU \ I dick Jeff Etnrrson, firry hurler Aly lit i«ii ii a will (lari against the Candid era , him wtu-u In* vmitdnT ' oyr nd a ftii-er game by the County Ci 'Hnilssion voU-d unsnlN IN T H H M 'C 7 1C Mil** for (Ji-oree Andrews I'ala ka t)« Fit) I HW*Mi|flfJt*N g •!*. Building b.mart pyramid* iiiiijs y yes'uday to use 4% voting Arnlees prumi(i-s t > tie airs* \l**ll> i iiiy* it All . * .duliPiin bv bulb boy-i nuil yir * will also iiisrhlri- now- on band in the May Aim I’ V illi ll*+|*liPVi.l Hurlin' ’ he i limine season. . . -ike pare ns well ns a num' er primal ii . Three new members, P it.. Brltr-rl l.„s far p r . t ^ i , S, “ ,lh," ,L .k ..u l •...... * of Volley bolt games by the i ppo nl d by Governor Cone, asken Cut kit*iy ‘ He (t-M ft* i a In »» mill iho A in I an T l.% TH* ii,\** " slulrnt physlrnl athletic organ is- no rlmiu- • in 'hi' reidil few of H | » * • * | 1 Hi rill . . . wi n i-r when l.e’ll lake a {'j.:;, f!2S each fer the devices. Khm t:nisi> •’IN YOl’ Il tlclnity *e liuvii iri tions. i A i l luiu i x c u ic n la Io< V it Mu. Lnol.nti’s nltd find ou' 1 1 , 1 1 . t . • . ■ lit-t K*<i k'MI« o aloruge one uf our Incti gr id < The enrnival Is being direc'tsl lln -i whs l.'-itvy hit i n w r w ill d l » - 1 •l" " " W. J. King. Plumbing. Phono W.| fp|nji pjniuis To save return, by Mia* Petty Aiken of Seminole K ," ’n ............. ^ ................................... ...... .................. i.r.i:\ i s i n i t Ai-tr u is m i i .ibis year. , , litis* Mr Hl«|s Tf.'tllu Mtiif-n i h w t R ifliliiit?Hy drop|nil * _ y 11l*rII IV dint'll .7“ , , d , . V _ , . . ' and “ * “ o advertIscuunt. wo will *ttoh t *"-<d. r . '»-» Cl; irlriRs ot n l;, Ckn«k m U v'olivr rt grist Job In s o ,is it..it t'ri.oh's «no.i.tnrt il iditttlt *»n Hi YOUll \\stch _n M tcil ,jt. vy,fc, „ , . „. attcaeUvo llernard Si-hirsrd of Junior High, d'lsc lug Fflnf, rd >i 1 ' ' " " ‘•I” Tun <o w o re* y ]':°W,A V price, and on term* Ilk* rent. M r* KiPlieime Tutiarh of Junior n Hpatifph m iitnr- I 'l i r i ’ - l H *h'* Briggg, Jcwaax Magnolb Art. | T|<| u u ^ ,)Uy u|lJ U|| OJt. IIIltll rt„, r, ^ — * M r C r a c - 1 'V I" ’ *'r i" 't"io t-n ' now kn"wtt| ______ IN THE FIELD OF SPORTS Campbell’s Security 7 Feed & Seed Store Fee ds—Hay—Grai n Carnival To Be Given Tonight At High School Fertilizer—Insecticides NTIRE PRICES TOPpLE in the face of these B IG Classified Advertisements B A R G A IN S BTltAWIltiUUH-iB for raiurlnt. rrptional (<pportunlLv. TV Uiout ' Vlehl run <>r rapped unJ any obligallon on yu'-rr p id wa a^oihcd. Also itrawbnrry julca- will be very Bl«d to giw r«u full infarmapoit rrgiirding this inITume Ui-W nr* ratkardstrutnrnt Wrile nl onre lo F. O. 5B— Fcmmla Help Wanted MilKr llano Co tfi IV. Monrsra E X P E R I E N C E D ra nk— mu t giro reference a. Mr*. U. I,. Clark. 1U9 W. XTlh. j B l, Jacksonville. Fla ” W O M E N — Address and mall ad vertiaing lunlerlal f « r u a ' at borne. W a anpplr every (blag, (loud rat* of pay. No selling. N o os perlenea necessary. Men-hand iso Mart, lilts I I I , M i)nunkoc, W|a- coni In. Will |ay cash for second hand pa no. Box 332, Sanford. TO KENT or liny, second hand alrl'ii byryejo. Call lit. 15— Apartmentn Far Rent Garage Apartment, 112 W. 4<h S>. 11— MUffeTlanemia FOR 12— W a n te d S A L E : Indian M o lo rry rli 33 Model Seoul—f-15. Sea Viek at Duke's Place. v. FOB ItENT: Dowuatairs apart-' meat, .11j Magnolia. IruylliUo photo. 771- evening 3C05 hite. S 'c o n d : Junior Hiyli School g i l l - will give n illglil 101I* Fling Under tile direct i. Hi o f M.*« — — ■.• - - — —- - 3:1— personal W HOLESALE P IA N O n E P ItE • ________ B B N T A T I V E b“ a re U il dealers M K N O L D A T 401 O E T PBr alack to leuuidalr, ronai ting of Nv-w O t l m Tonic Tablets con­ M W . an.l used ’’spinels” small tain tAW.oyaiet mvir.oiaturs uu.l Itudd l-n ” and grands. Full In- other sliiiiulant . One dose start* «tu wBrnu.allon iu detail w ill b« fur­ new pep.. Value *|I 00 , Inlto.lav. nished by add r i s i n g "W hole. a|ef lory price *9c. Call, write Han rare Th e Herald. font Ur' K Cimiliunjr O F F -S ID E ! tho Alt rullwavn and ti.flin -a S*s>r*h Chinii are run*rolled A I N I N O u n llly A *IHr» I'puHi Rm^Vord Ii rln i>tl *» II In, b u n ) Wine and Beer (iernian Cugrbing & C Liquor Store Big. husky n<ai skidbl-Kkewuh deep-cut tread. Sius'k CuthItmed.ThcTIKBsllhr PRICK you've been Inoking ha. Come P rlt ilit iQ S E M IN O LE P R I N im O PIIOMC « 0 a I n — save u s u» ju % . Liquors O Co. O Areade Bid* R FII1KT LINK 175 x ID— $ 7.1)0 Wines F A C«an«ii.lt ua b IniuI t our PR IN TIN G PkOtILUM B •**»• V I tnJrr N«w ManiKtnrnt C First-Line Quality — equal to anything that’a msdc — but p o rts about tin a m t aa secorpf-tine of other well known makes. Baftly list* mdrsae. G n C T T ! W KNO W N All TH U G P L A TO H B O r VlHIiiv klnfliiii <Rereplitins— I'ard Parlica Dinner Pnrtiei* Mrs. M. D. Gatchel. Alf*. 525 x 17—S 8.15 non x-lii—$1<L35 Whiskeys Gins Cakra—I’ lre— Hamr-Made Dread A Italia— Handwkhea I t‘<sm 312 Sanford A re. Phmmr fifirt x IB— S I2.115 ^ W .H . Reitz Service Sta. 2ND & SANFORD AVE. urwrwrwrxw-^wr'wwr-ww^ JOE PALOOKA rr I OWE MY LIFE \1THE i TRIED T'HIT YOUSE WITH THE SLEDGE HAMMER A N ' I SHOVED _ YOUSE AM HE r WAS, BRIHGIN' T IT DOWN, / K * nom CHIBN FIRST-LINE: R O A D G R IP P E R I We carry n complete Unc of B V B iV d a y w e PCO O M B Loretta's Place CATERIN(i . Japan. G JU— liuuetsa lo r Male. A »o ld costly repair bills— use - fi-Room’ B u u g * iw _ 'a o d ’ ta iu U H d Doaicr A Gay's paint— il'a the tcmJahinga, reakonul.lt. I'hone aoundcat defense against tot. 5 5 4 . ^ , S entry-Rogers Hardw are Co. I ___ 1 — — ■ 4 - - —— The program tonight la a* fid- lows; First: Cal'alhi-nic* for rit—nt*. who aril Im drrrar-d In PHARIS ItnwiOian KiillRr* ttenird C’ h irn eo II ll-rlin. [>tdv t"u 'm l 1 i./ llo m d o lii to look dm ken, physical athlotb director the Sjiti 011I p.iiim tcli " iii. HAM FISHER THAT EES 1 S TR A N 6E.I SHOULD !AVE T H O 'T YOU WOULD LIKE TO SEE ME -t G E T IT. MEBBE I WOULD B U T N O T THAT J N E V E R T H E L E S S ,! OW E TO YOU MY 4 L IF E . A N ' I BELIEVE T . TO YOU OWE _____ , THANKS, By Jo Mttzor • D A N DUNN * Secret O p c r a t i v t 4V \Y LET ME t « S SO THft GUNMAN OF ACE tok B vIl •"r ... rj.fe.*ffWMl Infill - T t iA iiP t iT in PFIIII av f A w#v#xfx n i Aa -V E ^ -THERE'S , IN T H O S E HAVE TO €A £ T \4MJT HIM TV»e PLACE. A. WHAT A BIG HOUSE IT lb> ONLV ONE LIGHT OKI--MOW TO FIND OUT IP ACE IS DOING HIS COUNTERFEITING ------------ HERE / THERE / — ME IS STILL OUT COLOI'LL BET HE W O N T TAKE A CHANCE WITH DAN DUNN A 6W N IP HB EVER GETS THE OPPORTUNITY rtf all PUy key amif 'j SIv r ia g i i a '.— i i—; < ---------- �,1 $ S a v etH im F rom T r en ch e. fngway '"Id him. "\Vbo knolK. r t'.' \‘,KHvCrilbyL toon tha*c gun* m ir oi«d for ICadlo Program Given mat on Monday afternoon at th*‘ vomit o ; Mr*, H. M. Rkb 'rd, wi h you Ir agaiut yon.I By Mra. Irma Flynt Mr*. 0 , G. Bill a u ’ca a t braUs*. It «a* the lillrr. Wmli F miku** M n . T. L, Mil rr, p m lM il, pre­ revolt alerted, Quintandn led Ike J A “ rad#“ program under the aided over the bulnrsa metllng, ^ u u it on tli* boru ih ., capture of direction of Mra. Inaa Flynt nod Mra: tf. A. Dllly led Iho devotional «et In rad a .laHen W8AN “The and Mr*. McIntyre gave a (Very CapfUl *f ikt World" and At lha cloaa af Ih* awetiag re* T h . Pail of Ccnlrel Florida' * j * proaenfod.to tk* audanu *1 rafreahaamta ware aerrod by i Im h**t#*aa* to the W owtogs Mr*. lha G ammar School at tk* I t t k i JhaftUk Town"; lha atfkt T. L. Miller, Mra. Mclatyre, Mr*. •Ur Wedanday mammg W, IS. Miller, Mr*. M. N. Talkert, vocation of lb* acbaal. Mnu P ly, Mr*. C II. 'Kennedy, The comple a program at FJ.'SftftU ? I , ‘. r*7' ? ill hi* rrllrtk aonalbllLisv. It m g[fpAaH .W a* •*• * * 2 ? " ® !, “ , only on iH* morn In* wht-n the A I- noonerd by 0. D. Landrea* wa* Mra. Oglreby. Mra. Baker, Mra. ZT1. r - , . . ,* .. u u r WJ* bomlarded thlt h» had aa- folowOti Flag B)l|t« n d 11. Ben Inr. Mrv K«i< boraugfc. Mra. * * '« • ' ...r 'k m -t h . Lljtht wa* Frripture leraan-by- lha gtodcat Ball, and.Mr*. 8. M. Richard. . body; ’Polkla af Inlaiaal k the I « tS g S X fJ Z Z Z « " “ 'J" -■*■ „ , lienor .City, Sanford, by O. U. ^ .> 1 m * i great p* Infer* are “ •*. » » « h.r.1 work lo rleri l^ndrcoa; Harmonic* aoloa, “ Bed Nutrition Expert , *. aewrerr than' rood aoidlore, lb) drawing aim n,” . h* arnt or. I W ng" and “ OM B ark imT byi Delivers Address 4 ht*al*b government ordered Quin- K»«l lo*1 l1'* *) Ni.k Kenk; Rradkg “ When My J ' fftjUTa o «l * f Um army after Uia thlnge ** a l'r**‘**"' Pa Wa* a Boy", by Ba^y^dhaaen;, w«re atapp*dout*Id* Mad- wa. Hit flret lime I t o ! tiled to O r V Quart*!, "That* I* a Goldt Mr*. Ulllun SarlNe, e*pert dipiei myth ng «o brutal a* war. Mine in llu Skt",.byt Nancy Col-1 natrlUon.l, apok* on "lidallh. & T Orin* Abeat Ilia Lo**** laUrprelrr Trobh*. lum, Mareejl Barn., H ein S u f-j Vitality, and Haw to Keop .Pit" ; Loan, bronaed, talking French “ What nf Mr. Qulnlrnllla’a fu- 'ord, i ml Betly Aldrrmin; Imlto>| Ibk afi*rno<m at 3:1* o'cloak al • m tboagh barn to II, Qo’nUnlH* lure In ••*««■ Freoee win*?’* tb* la tcre, “Tlray Llah", and "Motor.1 the Woman** Cl«b, Mra. Bavin* l< appealing la *. latetod kl* oiporlonco*. Tb* big l«rvle«r*r n«kol. Boat", by BaMry Procter, and a IUnfi>rd through lb* aponiorahip f l eet*** b* paintod In Unlrertlty “ I won't i d him lhat," acid Mr. “chltkrn" ty Al Rlgnay. ') City, and far lb* Craa del Pu-blu Paul, brUtllng. i A aoi A Tramp Act, by Dan1*1 of tlatebop* Grocery Btor* Sat­ 'la id lha monument to Pablo *gltI pointed out an ordlniry total* Odham, E m m Allman, and Billy urday aho will conduct foe thn •>tJaa, on whltk hi* fam* reatrd, II* preUr wooldn'l ntrrfrro lik* tbit, Souihwi d| the ,Or nd Organ Art, third and final day a damcmatre.to'.ti* worthed earth, on* with the "I am not an ordinary Interpret* tl»n of (h* Haiti* Creek Hraltb t iftku af building* >ul*od hy air *r thrn." tald Mr Panl\ "I will not Food*. *ipla|n)n( how cor rail |to Frank Creucbrr, Detroit lnflclt'cr, la ahown on a itratchar being bomba, »h«tiered by arHlleiy fir*, r*k my friend ihl* qoration. It k food* *'a|d in reducing, wefachi t Ha faal* no ilUerneaa about tbla too painfel a «ubj*cl." buildinA dlabele* and coaitipa- placed Into an ambulanc* after he broke hla right anklo during a fr —only amoarmenL Mr. Qalntenlll* wa* an InUraattton. f n annoanr«m«nt from Tlgvr-Card* game *>. Lakeland. Fla. HaJpIng th* Crippkd Tiger V "Latar," ha raid, grinning, "I *d oli*erV*r o f thk Hit * brvah, G«tcb*l'a said today^ are Trainer t a n (.11 (left) and Pi'ehcr Schoolboy Row*. -i etg ray that that work wa* won- lot not comprehend ng, h* ahrtgi darful—wonderfoil" red HI* *hmjlder». ’ tending machine*. f . , What did b* think of Iho funr “ All right, then," I avid, "aak Enrollment Dates ■ , Thy court ordered J. V, Rackley I Ueeiaf Ika artist In lima of erla aT him what he Ih'nka of New York WEST PALM I1KACH, Apr. ». o f Talkhaa.ee returned lo the cus­ Announced For CCC ■ ■ "Before and aftar the war on* —tha< won’i occralon any pain, —(Ah—Th*r. ha* bi«n no rain tody of Sheriff Prank Stoutamlre ahadbl fallow hi* ail," hn retd. I'm aura." hero for ‘ft day* and unlea* th* for prosecution for not having ! "but daring lha w*r one ahould do Quintanilla'* rye* Hi up a* H*e weatherman'* fiirvt*,l uf '•|***- license, of #1 on machine* In ¥. hi* brat ta w|n IL" qanrtkm waa relayed. place* of huaioara and |1 each ■ Aa It Tinted Oat “ Ah." h« r*el*lm*H, "New Yorkl albj# ahowere- hold* good tod*y on machine*.operated claowhare. a saw record will b* «*uh|i*h<i|]. •m _■■ _a _a __ - ' in MU, ha w*n< mi, he »■* H k ih* miwt alrlk ng city 1 have When C M 1*. M. p.i**e<l wilhnut painting a porirgH of, Hnnlngwiy ever aren, InflnlU’y mor* plclur- “Everyhody Sing” Is ft raindrop falling. Ibn prevlou« la Madrid. |||a ftudk wa* nrer Iho Gay, Madcap Comedy mark fur dr* d*y« wa* r<ria|*<l. Montana kerr’ek*. and Ihol moreThere were : i ».«|M'c«ti>r reintog Um acid let* wire ttying out Many plrlere* have mail* pen. lea* day* i, 113 aa>l aaalnlu same new machine g-<n«. pi. roll in Ibq a|*|e. bul tonight March artit April uf IH<>. "You hear lhat?" h* ray* Hemal Ilie lilt* Theatre -K f err body VnreiRn burn whlla* in th* United Hint*, - numbered 11,3*5, Sins" • III Haro you awlnglng In th. aklra tn Uia fact lenipn nf 4(G In IIM. O f AI.LK.NUK KKJKfTKD Camfidates F i l e * University student mu. |c and |aught«r In IbU cay insdvap comady. The nhlrel H,tnn|*h unlv*r»Hr TALMIIAKKKK —OP)— The The nine lon*a In the mu*ic*|, Supreme Ekirt ycvirnlay irirclcl h ' lhat ol Kalamant-a, founded In from lha burlarqued “ Dalnly a dialling* uf the SI tip li, rn*r on IMSK j y ' O I A t t P NOAM AN fe\Ninr YORK. Apr. 3.—lA )— Kfir'AHNrittfa author and ■ SpanH j l V l i t l M l mi * ftafft and talkit f V FNni C p f o tt* benefit of Uwlr l**t*r- First ExpenHc WASHINGTON, Apr. r - C t o r h . O. a * ii* * i. of Um rjoiil* wwwlor, M' r««l»nl*r (II rraetter belor* Hi* i»prrtn« «•»*(. II* « M PrerenUd to Ik* mart fey Jama* M. NorH*. *».Ut«ni ■iu>n»*r ****i*4 Bmmior Andrew* Md plaaaml I* nbUhi *dm)iu|mj at the M l* line, but, w*» conflnH n t l i r t i ; with * cold. ■ h id ts In Bwd ■anal A Perennial irgaretW.K Repairing J Diamond Setting ■ AND Engraving ‘ McLanlin, Jeweler B. N. NIPPER US L Park Atm OF ALL KINDS M l . Avo. Pkn* Martin’s Garape General Gnmada Plan (ad Lawns Sal— P U a U . Gold Fifth— Water IJUes Bog Plants— S o s c a ' Large Croton* Granada Cared For Rock Work— Pool* W hy Nol L«av« Y o o f Groanda In C a n Or On* > W h o Known— T h U * Summer? ' • W . C. Hartline S al First St. on* SS9-W Do You K n o w . . . . Sanford Paint 8c Glass Co. Will Finance Your Paint And Repair Job Small Payment Each Month A t 8 % Interest Nothing To Pay Until .10 Days After Job Is Completed SHE US FOII UEtAILS Campaign' Accounts ■.W. U. William*.' candidal■ for locthm to tbo Hoard ot CounCommlauloncr* from Dlitrlct No. *• reported •ipcndiiure* of tM for aoal^lcatlon (sc* end 1. R. Portia, rend Id*to f«>c th* John K. Jon**, ol 8anford who Hoard from th* aura* diitrlrl I* a a'udrm at th* Unlvereliy of reported (3130 tor g*»qlm* *"-l Florida I* believed In UnlvcreHy uarda la addition to thd UO for circles lo hav* an **c*ll*nl chance foaUflcalkn foe>. It C lKxtJ of winning the Soara-Rocbuck algo vetting for Cummin inner Schularshlp Award. from thb dlilfirt, filed *n **• pen** stalemeni ul gati fur qnall. ticition tee* Frem Duirict No. t, W. « Kllboc. candidal* |ot reelvctiou ‘ta Um Board, filed- a report, . showing an aapcadlture *>f »3*i I'reelnct Fire; Meeting Is Held By far qaallflcatlon fsoi a* dU J.I Missionary Society T. McLain. aUo c*ndld••l■ fur , Qoaunk*kio*r tiopi this duHIct. - ■ ..' Frad T, Wlllkiu*. candidal* • The ladle* Mkaooaiy SocMy fm the Board af Public Imtruc. o f the Sanford Goapal Tabarnack I DM .from UUUict No, I. report-1 od **p*ndit»r* of III tor uua|l.< ; n u u o o tea. a . did K. T. Ilaln* . S p r in g ! candidal* frem DLlrltt I. and L . R. Jordan, candid*!* from UU ^71 |to» wn. g. Candidal** for n*ntocr*llc QommltlaealN ware nol required |a fUo *ip«M* report* i Fit# persona, lha record* ihow.i auallfM a , candidal** for Ware PamacraUc Commllt**m*a. They All Klad* »lf * ? ware: - Samuel A. a Wilkinson Wnilam J. Toll. MU. Mary gin r NEW YORK—(A)—New York chorus glr's kicked Ibeir mini mum aalark* U a higher level yeater iky. The new acalt ordered by Aelara’ Equity Aneealion pro­ vide* in r m iii fram |30 a woek to |3S far local work aa new eon* tract* tad from |3S ta |40 far road engagement*. Show* now an ataga or far rehearsal are net affected. A chorine who atop* oat of lino to slug or tpoak a piece will got a 110 minimum. 2 Piece Oyer stuffed Living Room Suites $ 1.00 Down $1.00 Week OTHER N atan la awake Zinnia & Marigold1 I'L A N T J Oaorgo Me Rory q«*|iii*d a* iRtopwemin tor Bemicoir ’ * SUITES 25 l To 50 '<4 KNEEH0LE DESKS bow * n t r To Tioonlool Mrs. Herbert Russell Olocy A*«. - 25c U nflnU bed . U ; • , •.'■ BED ^fJUNG Breakfast Chairs dow n Hum* 331-4 'AILS—HAWAIIAN % a �r v „■« •- •--•il l- “« 8*nfori la The OEfar Central la CKy AfferdIn f Rail, Highway A d Water Traa^orUUoa v 4 ■•t . *is» . flenlnole County Pr d t M More Fruit And Vefetablen Than An> Himllar Area In America AN INDKrafDKNT DAILY NEWSPAPER i.^»u.p — —t e- ■■— ' SANFORD, FLORIDA. SAT U R D AY . APRIL 9. 1938 Youth’ Leads South Faces 'Eternal Fight On Leon Blum Wagner Act Threats Of Wintry Blast Violations TORNADO Roosevelt B ill To A lte r G overnm ent D efea ted 204 - 196 DID THIS Sunny Skies And Risi n g Temperatures In Mid-West Bring R e l i e f i To Cities Steel Firm Charged With 8 Violations; 5,000 Strikers Are Ordered Reinstated 44 Persons Die In Past 3 Days WASHINGTON, Apr- I. —<A>1 —The l,»br>r Relations Hoard de-j oblcil Delay that tin* nepablir, Steel riirporallnn had violated i lh" Wagner Labor 1>la|iut^a .Art j on eight loitnls-helore and Hurlna th* bloody 'Tilth* ateej" *trik->, |nat auminh. ■ . Tbs 110111,1 oi*ln«*d the com • pany lu re|n»tut(i &Q0Q atrikrra1 with pay nailing from yeat’er-j day. Ifrvak ify lla employer i+pri- ] artimtlm, planla in its lire Ohio. Plant*. ir-inatate with bark pay! 17 e m p ir e i discharged befor~ In thla car William Hay" Latham, Mr*. lAtham and their three small rhlldren made a desperate III* alike end i-oinpeneate rin ph >yrue of the ('union Tin Plate effort to outrun the tornado which swept four residential blocks nf Allcevllte, Ala., but Mr. l-atham MlllCgil Mnaaill»n wot hi for Phi Inst a few precious momenta trying in locate one of the children and was loo tote in getting started. t"*l during the shutdown from The wind picked the car from the ground and hurled It through the sir for l(NI yard* leaving It In a May 4.1». 1*17. ditch the way it looks here. AU five were hurt hut none seriously. The llnnrtl aald th* '(nmpany ha,) violated the art by domina­ tion nt employee reprrteniallnn plana, dlarhattm of 17 employee! for onion activity, Canton and Maaaillon aliulilnwna, "spying on wurkvra'' mid . M-vrral other count*. Thousands Forced To Evacuate Homes IP Southern S t a t e s Floods and front menaced Oic South today; nnow and nleel ntormn centered in northeastern states, while In the Middle Went sunny skies and r i s I tt g temperatures brought relief to hiiow clogged cities. Three days of ratn, snow*, sleet, and tomadic winds Joseph CaUlanx (nbove), who nt 7r. la ralhd the-"eii-rnel youth" of French poU'ira, la now l«aiimg his second attack on Leon Ilium's cabinet which may result in Ua downfall. Cuillmix served a pri­ son term for treason during the Wuild W»r, defended Id* wife lor ehootlng an rdltnr, mid was oth­ brought U death, over n wide erwise Invoked in sensational area. Thou Mind* continued tu events dining Ida long pmliiieal evacuate tbe|r homes in south rnrerr. eastern stale, where today tb" death toll from tornado and flooda was 27., a, near record water etagea were forecast, par* tlcujarly acroaa central Alabama. Fourteen death* Were attribut•d directly to floods, 13 dying when a mountain torrent waihed away u building at Whiteside, an. In Birmingham. Ala., a nmn we* drowned when ha fell Into a cinder pit. while 13 persons ware killed In a tornado at Pic. kens countyAla., Thursday. Klght were found dead of siphygl■t|on In id snoe.awept homo, ato h Celery* Growers ~ Advise Shipping gig Of 636 Carlots err Clues To Levine Kidnapers Are Believed Found Large Crowd Sees A 11 Available S u P*^ The ply To Be Sent To Sanford's F i r s t Athletic Carnival Markets This Week o'rlork Stolen Car And Type­ writer Are Located By Searching Party HRtdtt*. refagaa*' tbatt flooded "Prattville, ’ Aha. a town nr iso. Tha Wabash and Whlla riven In Indiana, and tha Bt, Ptancl*. and Hed rlvera In Arkansas and Louisiana neared flood atagei. Worker, labored through tha night to clear ala major hlahw*fa In Ml-anurl. Virtually every (M lla s H u . Page Biel The “Silver Lin ling-” Is Advertis ins:. . . Kdnuaril ltslndler. chief r»t Franco'a clefcni e, In four Peo­ ple's Front goveriilnenta and “alionl inun' of the moderately leftist Ilndirul-Borjail*! Party, promised Ills sUppoilt-ra he would liavo a strong cabinet completed liy tomorrow. Tomorrow greater Germany likely will shoot ii resounding "Ja", If not unanimous 'approval for llio on lie *n|too of AuatrM cauied out a month ago whilo France technically naa without a gurertimrnlA lourth > la-ftisl Coalition French regime collapsed ye, Ior day when the senate ruled down Premier I-eon Ilium's demand fur dictatorial flnum |u| powrtr** A week of war in Spain had hrmiglit the ln„»i«<-i*t conqueit within a lew miles of thn Medi­ terranean with fo.ouu o f Fran cisco FranCo'a legionnaires driv­ ing today on Torto»a, Ok mile* southwest of liarr-clona. white other divi.ion* pressed through Imritln. Tll« govern mi-nt, seeking l<* avert a terrific pressure In liuitheaelerii "pain, first stabbrnl at Insurgent lines iiortheuat of Madrid and then at Insurgent territory that reaches the J*ortu. guesv frontier southwest of Ma. drld. A week of war on the other aide of the world brought defeat fur Japanese legions pushing southward again,! the eastern end W China’* central front Chinese claimed a rout of the In­ vader* at Talerhchwang threat­ ened them with rapture or an n(filiation. * , Chinese also reported their Judge Sets Bond Of • $5,000 For Banco remanded to County Sheriff C M. Iland yesterday after Circuit Judge M. It. Smith set hi* bond at H .M . Habaag corpus proceedlags were brought in an allompt ta obtain freedom for the man who waa iodkted by (ho Grand Jury, lla hadA*°t made hand this mbnr Ing. UW HhorttT, otBca hagegtod. W . - A "r . its attiactke scene* during the entire rxhlbi. tion wa* the ralesthenic drill in whiih Imy* and glrla ot both the Junior and senior high schools participated. The white uniforms of the student* contrasted writ with the green turf of the foolhull field and the nlialght row* of todies moving In unison brought favorable comments from Ihe sped atom. The High School bond furnished music thioughnut the affair dor. ing wh ch contestant* participated in various typri of ohstaele tares, fu k dances, and varied other ■port*. Thn affair waa roncludrd with a anicer game between two senior high girle trims which resulted in no iroro after a 10minute deadlock, and a touchfootball game between two senior high hoys trains which after a healed 10 minute period resulted In a win for the Bearcats. ef the .Grammar Student* School, Junior high and senior high srhnol* par<lclpit«d In tha affair wh rh woe under the direction of the t'hyslrul education Inelructore In the various echdals and marked the conclusion ot tha music fes­ tival program held at the high school during me afternoon. Senators Arrange To Meet Wallace , WASHINGTON, April 0— M l —Senator* from sugar heel and cane producing arras "arranged yesterday a conference Tuesday with Rcrretary Wallers on their propoeal la lower Import quotes. Senator Brown, Democrat, Mich­ igan, ea'd senators expected lo attend the ronferenra were Bulkley, Democrat, Ohio: Johnson, Democrat, Colorado; Overton, Democrat, Lou liana, and himaelf. Brown, In a recent letter to advocated ''removing Ihe Ini" no.I *'(!> I'ulrnlmnn l|‘'y Tillle anil NEW IIOCIIELMt. N ow York, hi* wife sperd yesterday nt Day. Apr. U.—(AT —A atnlrn automobile l«na llr.uk, l< was learned at the Police Him mu t hi - unirnln.r. olid a toy typewriter" that might h.vts been used by kidnapers of /AUafaUur* of. City, ordinance* J2-year old Peter luv lnq^ were juund by n ecarrblng parly oF L Miller In a session of Ihe Mu­ liny .Seoul* today, nicipal Court ot Ilie Police Slalom The automobile, stolen pome time Monday afternoon at I no o'clock. ago. trna found in a patch nf The Semi monthly meeting nt woods near n mull hilt hidden by Ihe t'ily ('ninmUsinli will lie held Irrea ill llye. Thu ly|iewrilrr, a aimplex miIII Ihe t'ily llall Mon.lay night la-ginning a' Ti.'Ul o'clock, t tty rbine of the type uard tu writ* t'b rk trunk S. lainison announced three ransom note* reerlvrd Ike week, ago by Murray U-vinr. New tmlay. York lawyer and father of the A t'ily prisoner. Thomas Hnr m **lng boy, was found on a | |l»"ll, »hu wn* serving n III day limns* ilk tillage dump. More than 2,000 Hoy Scoot* soon setilrneo after Ih'Iiik found guilty nt drunk and disorderly •ti.sig-i... began irarrhing the countryside. nsenped from ||,» i*j«y by ho, allowing unrestricted shipment* throughout next week, grow n, end shipper* frnm the Oviedo and other late celery districts mantled some control, declaring that the market for late celery In these section* should he pmIreti'd against flmsling this week. The result they said, would I"- n ltd* morning downward trend in price which for Ore first iime in several w o ke has shown some Improvement Howe'er, when Ihe mol inn for the 100 percent pro-a'r wn* Voted Ihe only d ssenling vole* w r n (( cast hy Waiter Mew ing local *hi|r-1 per who rvidrnlly advocated “ re­ moving the lid" end Henry Ni hie, local grower member, who favor* | T «o Ih>,*i-n, Ini'Ind lit its many rd a rut in the shipping allotment boggles, patiently awaiting He o for thia week. The member* in ill Her* I'M II tut unl lot near the the luwrr section of the Risk t'ily Hull »:i< n see Me r*'Hitlit • voted unanimously In favor of ihe rent of Twenty Year, Ago Today 100 percent pioiate motion wh»h noted hy t|,e C,ly Ui |efer till* woe offered by IV. M. Scott, l's a| m orning. ICntlssr* .* rase Faeil ■illumin'einenl of the birth laughter. I'elrn la Fllrabelh 'r. 7 wn, received today Ml. and Mrs. Harry H. a who n"w reside in Kt. '* thlainl Ua. My," t)ord"li wa, an jn>trurlnr at the Hemi. The annual Home Srrv.ce Ap* no|o High .Hi h>*•>1 last year, peal of the Salvation Army haa reached neatly half of the *|U"ta Victor j«h n «»n sustained *nv set • for this yrar, nn-ortling lo ere| painful l.ut superficial lu a report received today from army Juiit-a when h" fell from Ms mo officials. lor cycle whit It wa, being'hiw nl Tha appeal for the maintenance by a Plymouth Hi-d-tn driven by of the Salvation Army's work has F lu t'i J oIiiis» ii on the Ht-niiiudbrought In f12db.oo of the tV.uu lloulrvatd y d '-id 'iv afternoon it waa |n«m'-d at tlm pollen Hta quota tndate, reports showed. It la believed when Ihe ell cam­ lion this mottling. paign worker* make their reports this amount will be substantial1/ tnereased. Captain It. E. It"*e urged today that workrra turn in tbeeo report* aa quickly as poral- Salvation Army Receives Nearly Half Of Quota The drier will continue m-xt wash. Tha loctl high school glrla are planning to sponsor a Tag Day neat Saturday ahlrh, it ta hoped, will bring a successful BUILDING AT TALLY climax to tha aanuat campaign. ------------------------TAl.I.AHARHEE-MP)— Florida They Don’tLikeLiving Rlale College rirri'oil notice yeaBARGE LINE PLANNED terday President RaoaaValt apUn rsO fly J i t r e c t proved a IUIJXHJ allotment for a RAINBRIDGE, Apr. •■-(*’> •----- eludrnl alumnae building here. 11m Bakibridg* and Decatur WENATCHEE, W a .h .-(A ’)— -------------------------County Oamhgy af Commerce People in Ihe Bunnyalop* district rONRAIII AH H 0«T announced ■ freight barge line don't Ilka living on 'Kasy atrret. TALI A IIA SSEE—W )— Pres Ioperated by m all firm owned by Residents of the district pells'dent Edward Conrsdi entertained C. J. Klag tt OwFbniak Springe, Lowed county commUaioncra t o ' at « reception leal night for and DoU** « « bn aetahllabed vasal a a -street by that name, do* graduates here far the second anbetween EaMkrMge and New Or* alaring It had bean abaadnned and' nual home-coming o f Florida lu t e awnaod far same years. College Alumnae. . I'te Faster i"r*lce* to whb'll the publlr la cordially Invited will In- cond'irli-d det|y ut tin- Hits Thenlte nest Week under -lb" auspice* of thn Hanford Mini, t"1 in] Association, arcoirtiiix lo nn announcement today Hi-rvice* will Start Monday and will be held Ihimish Friday each day from 11:gn to 12:10 o'clock with each local civic club spon Wiring attendance f»r line o f the err vice*. Hong leader* for thr*e servlre* Will lie Frank S. I.umsn,, and Martin Htlneripher. Mis* iwrothy Haines will be the organist. The following organisations have been rrqnested to sponsor attendance on thu followlnx days: Miinday--Llnn'a riub. Tuesday--Itotary (Tub, Wedn**d«y--Aiti*rlran la-glon. Thursday —Kiwani* C!|ub. Friday-Junior 1'humber ol Cominerre, Is-adey, on earh of tin- five day* are a, follows: Monday—It. W. Wire. Tuesday—/). K, ItotllnsWednesday—T. W. Lawton Ttnirsday—Julius Dlngtrhler. Friday—Fred It. Wilson. Fire Department 1h Called Out Twice Raoul Outlines Celery Industry In C alifornia D c m ocratic Leaders Interpret D e f e a t AsShowing Lack Of Confidence In FDR 4 Third R ebuff In Sarasotan H a s Re* Past 3 Months turned FromSurvey Of West Conditions Stocks Bound Upward In Broadest Buying A rlrsr nn rnnclve p cture el •lie rrlrrj Industry in California Surge For ThisYear waa'dtnwn by livine Kamil of Karaaota in an addreaa In the WASHINGTON, April A— member* «f Hie Control Committee (A P )— Pre*idcn» RoewsraR. iidlowing their rricular merlin,' thanking House leaden far 1 Inal nicht, . their “ fine fight” for tha de­ Mr. Kamil, vice-rhnirman of feated llrorganiiatlon Dill, da*., the Committee, ha* Jual retumeil clarrd today that tha IlN N / fimn a mir'ey of the industry oh shelving nf legislation waa *W, the I'nrifir Coaat n* un rnvoy of orraaltm fur peraonal recrimlno- , the Committer, making the trip Ilona and there should be nan#.* to and from the far-west via airleaders iitid hilling e f the • plane. measure shuutd hasten tha ad* IlerUring that he felt the trip Inurnment Congress. had been well worth while, Mr. Kamil told of the different major WASHINGTON, Apr. 9. — sections In California and pointed (AP— Tha Senate refused eut that the northern producing today to wrllt (hr processing reel Ion waa over 700 miles from Uses Into the "5.000,000.000 thn southernmost rrlery growing revenue bill. Ltvita an earn* area. wheat, rice, tobacco and ayw* In the fttocMon see IInn, which Ihelle fiber* had bten naked Ilea in the heart of lha della area, by tenelur Pape, Democrat approximately 2,000 acres of Idaho, to raise 0213,000,000 rrlery annually are planted, Mr. annually for additional farwi Ifaaul aald, but because of tha benefits. rheap trowing methods rmployed in that arc! Ion, yield* averaged N E W Y O R K , A p r. 9 — about ICO rrale* per acre, flhlpmrnta begin In the fall and con* (A IM — S tock m arket leader* tlnua through tha latter part of bounded nkywtml tod a y tn January, the Intrude.* I Iruying iturge 61 . In tha Guadalupe area there If the ..ytikum m iy clim bin g />na season there start* shortly after In m ore limn aijk'palnta M Ihe Stockton section and continue* traders w ram litcd fo r fa vor­ through February, Mr. Itaoul said. ite*. * Chula Vi*ta probably has the Tim priiicipitl am m unition largest celery acreage end ha* the longest season. Shipments fur l In* upsw ing, tiro kern aald, from tin* area start after those via, the uneipetlril dofeal of tha in Ihe other section* ami continue governmi-ut r«- orgnniantlon bill Into Marm end sometime* later by tlm House. Tills from lha sums fiAancMI rmlrr favorable weather rnmli- standpoint of circles Indlralnd that ConiraM Iions. In the Venice area, Mr. II non I iiiIkUi ditch itm other maaauroa pointed out, shipment* of relery which Adminlsiraiioti opponenta do not lirgin until after Apr. lb deem irsiih tiic to buainea* and , and runtime until competition imliwlrv. In uddiilnn, tlm lunation themo from oilier Spring producing crnlars Inrro them nut of the nllaliicd a liialii-r pllrh in W>H markets. Hlii-cl us spcciilntivn force* gave Apparently the Mnlu* nf the credence to report* from tha rrlery Industry in California la Capital that ''pump.priming" «n idrntfral with that nt the Florida a |u|ge scale ami|i| lie recoin' industry five yrais ago, Mr. Itaoul mciid'-il by lie Pri-sideut aa a raid, reporting c o n s t m i l friction means of balling the rece*slon. helwern Ihe different section* who are in competition with each W A SH IN G T O N , A p r. 9.— other throughout most of the sea- (AIM — Tin* mlminiittnition eon. Mr. Raonl anted that he wni lutik it li'irific licgtifiK from rime up Informed "tat there had been at - th f Ihiiihc, w hich tempts to unit Hie recllon* In n iiKtiiitHt llu< Kiivcrnment recn-operative move lo improve Hie iirgutiluttiini hill luut night Industry in the far west hut that the Guadalupe seel Ion had been ttml hciiI it liuck tu u npeclel rtMirgiiiiitutioii n im m ittee. ICsallssMI Om Pea- Wlvet Dcntocriilli; Irmlcrn had RitcH Arc Held For 11(117111(111 even Irefure the Elk Installation vole Unit such action would kill 1U II ■ ■ i l s s n l llerrntly rlrctrd local Klk o f­ ficials for the romlng yrar were installed at tiles conducted li}* 1‘sat Exalted Killer Herbert Fultrr amt ofliret* of the New .Smyrna I-odge in Ihe 'laulce llall list night. Officers who will serve during Ihr coming year and who were installed at the rrrenmnie* last night were: Exalted lliilrr An* drew Carrawayj Eatermrd trailmg Knight John Zerrenncr; Ircrard Loyal Knight John J. Kallaghan; Etlremrd lecturing Knight Charles A. St rIrkI* ml; Secretary R. Bunge; Treasurer William J. Toll; Tiler Edward U. Rourke. Also trustee for one year, II. II. Coleman; trustee for two yean, W. R. Dupree; trustee for three gee re, H. J. Lehman; esquire, James G. Sharon, Jr.; rhaplaln. Hobart Haynaaj Inner guard, Claude F. Russ; organist, J. R. Slaw art; and Altamste Represen­ tative to Ike Grand Lodge, Geo. Thurston. Members of lha Fire Depart­ ment answered a call to tha United Lumber Company i*wmi|] on French Avenue yesterday afternoon whore apaika had startad a fire in ■ sawdust pile and fannod a* It waa by a itrong L O O K O U T* P L A Y TOM O RR O W Manager Guy Lacy's Hanford wind threatened to do damago. It waa aatingulahed by the fire­ Lookouts pill meet a Vero Bearti men and M damage wa* report- aamLpro nine bars at the Mu­ nicipal Athletic Field tomorrow Mouthers of tha Department afternoon kt 1:M o'clock. Boh also answered a call lo Boutb Flatter of Bryan- Ohio and Dob K|m Avenue last night lo aa- Mope of ColsmMa, a. C. are tlnguisk • hrUab lira. , - ria r - a ,e B it ) Roosevelt May Fish In Far-O ff Waters WASHINGTON. A pr, *—«•)— President Roosevelt, rlosa friends disclosed today, is considering a summer fishing trip that would take him hy warship to one of three arms far from the United Steles. While his final drriaion reels on when Congreae adjourns, It wag said he I* thinking of boarding a cruiser at some aouthetn. pa*t around mid-July lo strike out fo» the far-off Axorra and Mad*Ink Island* in the luwrr Atlantic, tha Leeward and Windward Islands in the Caribbean, or Galepagn Islands in the Parlfie. Thn trip probably would ro* quire a month, rnding soon enough to permit a speaking trip or tww before the late primaries and November election. LOCAL WEATHER Florida: partly cloudy. teU w la south and eaat portions lo* n ig h t; tem peratures fro m It t* 41 degree* In interior of anruma north portion, with vcsUayWd light frost near Oaorgt* Ho* ,R clear. Budday, generally M l) slightly warmer In wwthwaab � 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 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 08, 1938; <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/bd5e16342534c4429045c11a1bcb9faa.pdf d7842c7292993c7aabb4a5e5f7f6c084 PDF Text Text r ,m YINGS Case O f A lbert John-' | non U Transferred _T oT ounty Tribunal | in o r Pattersoh i d e s President Inconsistency ‘ j.0Q i r "it U a f*»r of ahlfHng poll« m t of a hoatiu attitude toward latllimatc burinoMi of inalatoner an dlacredlied Us method* and athir tawa which prertnt the turning and raUlning of fair and V "ar, i rrsHiem, y.,u - ..... . Col. William Glsnn, Orlando pdltar, hat been named president of Ui* Rotary Club, lit la a charJ*t member of lha club and for 18 ye.tw ha* baen exemplifying the Satary principle al "Serric* abure 8e lf. I'lavea'igalnrt blama an airM*a leaking fuel tank for nfa 1700,000 airport confla-l l*n which destroyed 14 ship*/ ■dim lb* ttMAOO plan* In' ck Major Alexander P. D* •why act many epaad record* REVIVALIST ' " , ';y ^ ^ V ^ .v T T W - Apr. t s - V Imp* last nlgkt that th* C.V Conaarrallon Corp* waoM ■ tkuM IU- fin* work for B j n A to n o r . " Tha P lod i*ont hi* greaHatgn *• * diweai ywhleh CCC letdere celefcrefcd l fifth anniversary of th* cot| MILS. PYNCHON ELECTED Twm'y-four peruana war* ar* ST. PETERSBURG, Apr. W >-M re. Mao McGarwlck P yit reigned before Jodie Frank L. chon, Jacksonville, woo a levied Miller fn a aosalon of tk* Muni­ pro* dent o f Iho Florida Coofor­ cipal Court at th* Police Station otic* of Soda] Work at th* annual Monday afternoon. business meeting ywtarday and Tallahaisrc nice led aa th* IMP >Arthur 11 gga, charted with content ion city with lb* confer* dninkcnoeaa, waa (Iran a BO* onto to ho ho d March 1811. b >by su-prhdrd acRleitc* on pood behavior. Albert Johnton, charted with bulking and entortef, waa irentfcred to th* County Court ( Hartford, Coon., Apr. B. — I rnd Pi unci* Howland, charged ,( !" ) _ About thteo and a half.mil’s ■with drunh tnnraa, entreat ad a lion pounda of the bigboat prlcaA' bond of f 10. 'tobacco grown In tho Unitad IStale* went on aaU hare yeaUrday Th* remaining perron* nn Ihr (with buying lotereat belgfatmwd. docket were negtoe* nnd were jbeeauae of tho comparatively, vntenred aa follawa: .email amount lot* atock now In, Chrla fl^m ai, poarcaaion of IIImanufartorer*' hand*. licit lli|uo*t V-0 or [Hi <L-ya; iJidU Pugh, erll.ni illicit liquor, $35 or 70 daya; Kddle Mae Slmmona, S.aU policemen arc ahown searching the draort eahd for dura on the rpot where the baltcred possess.on of illlrlt liquor, $35 or A hia-hawtng brawn mula ruled aa "KUg for a Day’.' during tho and remi-nude bodies of Mrs. Wet on 0. From* and her daughter, Haney, were found near Van Horn, 70 daya; Willie Rrllengrr, selling annual “ mula dayj* celebration at Columbia, Tann- which elalma Trxee, Authorities concluded tha women, en route from (heir home, at Berkeley, Calif., to Parris illicit liquor, conllnoed. tho largeat etreet market for multa In tha world. Norma Pearl Island; 8. 0 „ for a trialt with relative*, wary victims of a "horribln torture" killer. K. C. Jackson, Contempt of Park* (left), It. knd Freda Jan* Journey, 14. are shown placing lha jcwti-s'.udded “ goldan’* crown right between the royal farm. A d v e r t i s i n g Of C e l e r y Will Be Planned Thursday tigta this basic cause o f th* d«Freaaion wry simple. . . . Thru a to Congress or some other vehicle, you should addreei goureelf at onre and convincingly to remove the fear that keeps apMkaat* for loans away from i benks full of money, and prevents aa front turnnlg Into profit* th* gfoateit store of natural resource* and Industrial Ingenuity In the w ld .” Th# lel<er suggested that the . (resident consol date and attempt IM further "moral and social ail Ygnces” until his cabinet, Congress and himself "agrre lhat th* nation edn foot the bill." .•Ml auggested that Mr. Roosevelt announ.r that hi* only effort wl I im to rale* th* national Income by normal means to "that DO or I0*> billion* annually which you s*i a* your goal” and refrain "from fa­ voritism toward any economic groups, distilibing speeches, sud­ den and new proposals to Congfaaa, and attach* on groups and Indlrlduala who happen -to dis­ agree with you nr rritlc'ic you." "You should set a high exampl# by clearing your mind of pri­ vate hales," l| stld, adding that tha nation can raise It* annual Inrome to the draired figures If Mr. Rooa«v*|t makes "It clear that wr# shan't fight ovrr who Is to rHart" It. . . Th* chief thing’ la to eli­ minate fear and thus restore con­ fidence," tho letter continued. "You alone can do tbit. But you ■oat do It Ihoroly, forsaking hale sad van ty, and roaumlng that * —a.* a a a _ _.U „ lane# with which you to nobly I courageously conquered an III1 that would havo broken the rk of moat of us. Ypu hav* been a great leader |qp great man. You can be 'r S [to Coart Setsioo' [Before City Judge EUoi.h Fear ___ rASHINOTON—Harnor P k f m , editor and publUbor o f tho Mutton Herald and WashingTimeo, 4art night called upon [Mont Rooreeelt to keep "adlalratir* ■Renee" and "permit Mry to go to work In an at* phoro o f pert* and aocuriiy." y ;ln an open Utter to Mr. Roose­ velt eppeartng on the front pig* o f Oil* morning*! Ilorald, ah* at Id aha htd aval ed hertalf of th* _CMtf Executive'* Invlta'lon to «Jt ca to "writ* out exactly what you think I could aay that would haaUb fear." , -Ton aaU'onee. with *teRiii truth, that lit* only thing to fear la fH r Itaolf," tha Utter aUl*d. "Fo*r ia dapreaalng indualiy. With da* m peet, you ahould concede . tha oheloua: Thii fear la faar o 24Are Arraigned Seminole County Court Records Warranty Deeds l-eonard, Blanche K., wld. To W ill* Stewart Young, Win. MarBrlde »' us A Amelia II. Young, wld To Mayfair I'ropcrtlca Barne t, Gordon J, at ire To G'adya 8. Condtcl Wright, John W. et us Emma V. To Walter II. Bellamy et us., Sarah Cameron, Joe et us Lovldc Gv To Waller II. Bellamy et us. Continued from Pip* One ftmlly ronmimnl only f v,. ainlka qf relcry p'r yenr nmt atlilnl that If ihe lonxumrr will *lep up tonlumpUon on y n small nmor.nt, the bugahoo of it ‘rr-produrtlon In Ihe celery Imlurlry will vanish. In tinier In ohlnln this, Mr. Dawson ala'erl, it I* nrerinnry Id e*t ihllrh a ' rona'atatll, wi-ll con-elvetl arlveitinlng program, woik'ng In mnjimr'lmi w.*li inielllgi n* li»lrll>u'lon nnil mnikr-.lnq." It waa llulira' -.1 llmt 'he illrrdoru of Ihe ulil t -li-r-/ Anocln' Ion will lie pn sent tr the meet' . Master's Deed 8. J. NIs, Special Master To Jona* Schwab Ing Thuisday n>ln nr.-I lhat new officer* for the •'■•imitiIIoii wh-i will continue effu r-v ih M in i of III* rol->ry iulve*t|i|iit pogrom wi'l be elected Quit Claim Deeds la-hmin, - II. J. et ns To Bert Cinwfont rt us. Hickrnn, J. P. et tut al. To Joe Cameron. In extending n grner.il ‘m i l ­ lion In llm tiubllc to sUeiul 'he meeting, Mr. Diwson declirnl 'Ksi-iyoiu- In fb-uilmile County Is sffrc'ed inure nr less by Ihe prb-e of eebry. When rfirry I* n goml prbe Mic grower ern buy whit h<needs, thereby brnrflting the mer■hauls. The railroads have lo inrin se Iheir paym'l* because of inrrr.isnl traftir, a* n result *>f more bus neap U-nefit*. I’rofrs‘.tonal workers nlso heuefli, sinrr folk* with money pry their dur■or hill-, have Ihrir teeth attend­ ed to, nnd visit licnu'y parlor*. Ko lets all lend ti hind In put this Idg Job o'er," the County Agent Tax Deeds 8!atr ol Fla, To Clarencs U CJtherman. State of Fin. To Clarence U Ca1her man Ft lie o f Fin. To Ovcialrcol l.and Option ItLise I, Writer H. To J. M. Oliver Hallsfaclluns Of Morlgagra Nrlsim A On,, Inr. To Nolan Furn Young, Amelia II. Tu Morgan ! E. Young A l.luyd K. Ibiy'.e ■tovnnah Itraliy Co. To Alcona Co. 8w*n, Mnry H. Tu Itworiah 'Really Co, Young, Margaret Joanna To Margaret K. Young Nickel, Carrie E. To Certain Land* Cooper, Weller l„ Tu John W-. Wright g Emma V, Dr-Forest, Norman H. To John K, DrNoff rl us' Boss W. Routine Matters Are Considered By County Board Cseiinued From Pats Ooa la provide the reqi-cated spare. Following ft request or Dr. II. W. Duprrchl, the Comm ssluncra granlni permission for use of the County trae'or at the local agri­ culture experiment station for several daya. Mts. Chapman, head of tho WPA nursery, appeared before the Do*id and requested that the County pay the gas bill for tho nursery. The Board agreed to pay the bill for three month* un<ll further nrrnngcmcnla tan be made. A ilctrgnlion from I<ak* Mnry headed by Frank 'Evan* appeared Irefute Ihe Hoard and advised that in grading certain n'rrrta In l*ke Mary the County grader had da­ maged water supply l'nrs and other property and rr<|uc>ted that tha boarit repair damage done by the grsiler. Coinmlsslmirr* ad' v aid lhat Ihe mailer would l c inventlgulcd nnd that any damage rau-rtl try tho grader will be re­ paired. I!rv. J. W. |vry of l.vke Mon­ roe Icnilm-d In Ihe Ibuird n pe­ tition nlgnt-d l-y a number of re* uldrnla In ihnl 'lenity asking ■hit the Cnmmissioneis remove a “JooU Jo'nt" at Mke Monroe which the prill inti characterised as n nulaenre, Tim matter wa.i refcrtcil to County Attorney K. F. Hoitslio'der for Invest Igal ion. A pel lion was -Iso filrel with »Nr< Commletdonetw reel uesting lhat they declare rarla'n atreci' tu-tween Hanford and Washington Avenues In luike Mary as public roads. The Comlnlsslnn.-ra ad'l-id SANFORD MARKET REPORT D ally report a l aalea af trull* hprs, ft-**. cA n m rrri: Rupptl.s light de­ and veaalablaa a l lha ha a lard dials 1 armors’ W hotsasla M arks' man* llabi. marhel steady, FI v in truekara aarlul aaaemlilere l* r dna. bun. *ar. few I6et TOPPBD and other daalara f o r a I * hour |»r duL tins., Ti-etc. C A lU F U lW K I t; Fla. n ca m 11 period ending a l t : M A. M. to ­ I , r r l a . Ko hu police. day, aa rape Med by J. U. M ld ia il HKI.KHVr FIs iv aid. crl! . Manaaer. « on a wring- n s . a*s m nmK a-i-a. ll.ia-n M CKf.KMV lIRArtTai Fla. dot li.it-it.iii ua l a ii.a t-ii.ia :. it bun., »•-»*<. ba. baga corah. Uc: US la lie. 1-ul.l.Alllt.H Fla. per too. b u s. OHAI-KFlIlini Fla sis. bin ti.ia-li iii ua ia ii.ii-t i.in it hx. hasa aamb. W - lt e i US la MMe. APPI.Rfl: Bbatarn Una hakta York tmperlsla Black Twlga no I tupplle*. Dallalaua If. H. I, Fair condlllon. Il.ll-fl.lt. sell Ihptor of Nick and Ruth Gordon 8t. both refuted by the er*. It-th . CUlINi Mlreaa' Fla par Coa Fla. per doa. Ns auppllaa. riK-iiM liFiin: VI. waa, hpra. are. la qualllir, ll.aalt.aa. KIKJI'I.ANT Fla. -M ia hors, ace. |n quality. Qua. hpra., II. ll-ll.ia -. IIS hu*. ertr. lit* . ■ IIKANH: (gn ap l guppllaa moder­ IfAYt I Peanut) Kaulhsrn per tan ate. demand ligh t, m arket steady. illa a ie gtrlkgleee 'e n d V alen ­ Nn Muppllea IIONrlY: Fla. Half Oak ran a. tines ace, la qu ality hue. hpra., each M -tle . M r -tl.* * : W A X . fe w l i t * . bkTIIlL'Ki Fla. tPK tlK tta KaetIIHANH: O .lnia) Una hpra Beat »rn rrie, fair in iimhI quality K It ta-IM ir . Poorer, ii.ii-ii.t*. . 1 . rrla. IScll.t*. HKKTR; huppllea liberal, ee MUhTAlUt! Fla. ettrlv. per dnt ■mind mnderata markai aleadr! Fla. per doa baa. ate l* quality. bua tae. Hatad bua hpra. N» ) la - lt e i TOPPBD, per bua M -I*e. Huppt lea OK ItAI Fla. bua hpra No Rupll ItnFCOl.t i Fla- per l a l-*e . ContUnlln* II CdBBACUli gupplla* llgb u r dem arket waatr. P0*NIONH! tTVr) Kortbara gab John* war* • ruaad ■ mode ra ta la repeah ogan Wide range Iowa la in. base. |l i « - n *t. Commission­ 1 F ONl»INS' <iir-an« F-a ear doa In quality aea la eaadlllna p»r tea lia.oa.111.1*1 Red. lit baa bun. are. la ila e 'N a Ruppllea I at honrie She is . dangerous guide for fickle lady. Let her smile, » ° d by g “ y jn a r e But let her froiyn—or even loBe Intereit . y likely to pay more than you should; or bring home dis­ appointing merchandise. In the lurch. ..'Ifiey pow plan their shopping tours as carefully as a master navigator plots his course. Their weather maps and charts are news of sales and up-tothe-hour information bn new merchandise and today's prices. Where do they get this money-saving informa­ tion In advance? From a source at your own finger­ tips this very minute! �M o n F n l t A n d V egetable* Than A#>. Sim ilar A m In ^ M u rk n S A N FO R D , R(u)A Workers .. ilBU Go On Strike Reported ian Prison n Ballot Is Construed ' As Victory For Ad.ministration In E f- ] . fort To Halt Move IN CHICAGO FIRE Street Railway Com* mission Holds Ses­ sion In Effort To Restrain MoventeAt ^ “ "B la n k e ts Moat Of U. S, As u Backers Believe ' Measure To P ass, "s ™ tTaberObjects To te g i a l a t i o n On Bari liamentary Grounds J W A SH IN G T O N -, A p r. 7.— U A P )—The Houm rafuaed ‘ to d a y to kill the govern m en t ’rep ffiin l*«U on bill. T h e vote waa 191 to 109. I k e ballot, a v icto ry lo r the A d m ln le'ra tion , waa on m m otion by Bepreaentative O 'C onnor, N ew Y o rk D em o­ Albert M. TreFer (at US). crat, to "atrlk o ou t the enact* American-born hertlcullurist Who clause" without which tb* formerly lived In Nsbcsaka, la would be defective and mean* reported held In a Russian prison and hla wife Elva (below) baa The measure was thrown open appealed lo the American stale to amendment Immediately after* department to seek hla fries** ward. Backers of tha bill said today's vela was a aura algn the from a 10-year aantenc* on a House weald pass the measure chair* of "counter revolution.’ They formerly lived *t Falrhope, eventually. , Representative Taber, New Ala., leaving thera In 1B34 for York Republican, ohjeeted to the Russia. bill on paribMttetnary grounds that it vMated House rules by reen* acting a provision of tha old re­ organisation bill which would al* low (be president to transfer ap­ propriation* to the new agency In event another government agency dlaesptjnued. , V Yaaterday general d*bata enA fast summer on Roosevelt's 111fatad court tsvlatwmant plan. “ If we can't amend thla bin. as ■wo think H ought to bo," he aaM, Than let's kill R, lie added ...........that Ik* current national trend against centralisation of power la the “ flacat thing that Baa happened in many o day." Rammers, who** well-rimed de­ nouncement of th# court plan I* believed on* of th* factors respogslbl* ' for II* defeat, said he hoped hla stand on th* present bill would not be construed *a *n attack *n .the administration. “Tka republican* hav* had * perfect field day out o f this aRuaUon," he told Ui* house. “ But when It cornea to th* teat and we are convinced the notion's Interval la at stake, let'* stand by th* common people.” • Rena tor Minton, democrat. In" dlarva, told hla colleague# that no vo ce* were raised In “ horror" when congress not only delegated but surrendered power* to an* other branch of government when It gave tha supreme court power to promulgate rules for civil pro(Odura in federal district courts. Recall Urged For Orlando Mayor In Utilities B a t t l e ORLANDO, Apr. T^-Sogg*atbiy that a roeall e'ectlon aimed at Mayer 8am Y. Way might offer a turbulent but eventually panesOrtando City Council and tho Orlando Utilities Commission hi debate over lha proposed parrhaqe ef generating equipment va'wad at upward* af *700,000, Ul Milks Comm: si lower Harry L McDonald last night snpeonerd that Monday be will offer a roeelation l* tho (k q a ln lm ask­ ing that no further fands ha trsmfertwd to lb* city troaaviy until th* IKIgstDu hat ended. . HD lengthy defense af Urn aammDaDn'i actions la puactaatad Orion by tha charge that maim ed (h# eemteU'a aJDgatDha avpraamd Hwu CRy Attorney Campbell IpMenay, art “utterly foies and ■ D Dadkig," “.illy and childDh," France Plans Five Power Pact ToA id JCzechoslovakians Chase Co. Named In Suit Brought By Control Group Chase aOtd Company, on* of narkfe1* loading dklppoi* of frail* and vegetables, waa named defendant hi a ault filed yesterday hi the Federal Court In Orlando by attorneys for th* Florida Celery Industry Control Commit­ tee, established under Ihe provi­ sions o f Ik* Marketing Agreement Act of 18ST. Thla aerim waa said to follow refusal by Ihe firm to pay tb* onr-crat per crate assessment levied by tbe Control ComavlUo* for th* operation o f the ceWfy marketing agreement. The Con­ trol Commute* aeeka the coll*** tiun from bhaae and Co. of mom than 13,000 In delinquent assess­ ment a due on the 184,384 crates of celery shipped by the firm since the agreement went Into operation. J. C. IAttic*, secretary-treasurer ,of the committee, atsted today that tha suits had been f Had far tha Control Committee by assistant general of the Justice Department In Washington and th* U. S. Dis­ trict Attorney In Tempo. In­ formation far tha eaaa waa pre­ pared by G. Osmond Hyde, Wash-*' tngton attorney, who Waa sent boro to make an investigation of the charges made by th* Contra) Committee. , .Although tha Control Commit!*# (OMIlskM m Pose rw*f> 13 Planes Hunt For Two Missing Fliers (t..* ! " . . 0; ; , 0; !and» mania, Russia, Ru-. Yugoslavia u ,« c h ^ n .m iv . Open Most Roads Chinese Report Jap* anese In Full Re* CHICAGO, Apr. 7.-(A1-Kreah t r e a t At Railway; anow hlankrlnl a whir expanse a p o lr a guard. Tb* f tract railway rommtealan heU an allnight aeaalon In an an* detvor •# m i the strike caused by. a prolonged die put* Wt w m IIm rival tmkma—th* amalgamated |Association of Rtroet and JCIar*rk Ballway «nd Motor Coach em­ ployees of America, and th* Me* lor Ceaeh Operator* Association. of territory brtwrrn the Itor kIra and the eaatrm rralxunl ibtlay In the wake of a alorm that turned the calendar bark lo in Idsfnler. Rain, aleet, dual, hall ami lornadir wind* laahed at arcllon* of the nation which racaped the anowilorm. Heavy, wot anowdrlfta three and four tret deep chal­ lenged highway rrrwa In the Mid­ dle Weal. Snow plowa, haatlly retrieved from aummrr atorage. opened moat of the principal high* waya but many rural lanra wete choked. Snowfall broke April record* In many cltlea and waa the deep* eat of the winter at some apota. Couni Ira In aouthweat Michigan reported 30 to 38 inch#* of anow. On* death waa reported from waalber In South Dakota and a man waa tnlaalng In a alorm In Nobrtaka. Fretting trmperaturea prevailed In moot affected sera Ilona New York city had four LacHoe of anow, the hearleat for April In U yeara. TwsntV four IhonaandWen were tallad out to clear tha atroeta. IIV Aiworlatti ittienf, Tito French , l w pukinw l ut A .11- . rrinin that ntny tujrtl t’remlkr Ilium out of office, Bought today lo ntrengthen Fruncu’u IMisition abroad by a flvs powor pact to nhfeid C«echo* nlovakia from pnu GcrmaiH ftimea lha< awept upper floors of the Hotel Center, a tranalanta* WASHINGTON, Apr. 7 A -W — Tha National Gabor Relation! bavin In tha squalid W*at Ma m atraai section of Chicago. About .10 men were readied. Firemen Board yesterday ruled that <h« In* of the reauacHatlon squad ire >wn at work on «in of the hapleaa victims. * inm. land Steel Company o f Chicago French Foreign IIIIninter violated the Warner Act by Ua Joseph Paul-Boncour proposed an itfuaal—Jn adraaca of nrgotDagreement among France, Soviet lion*—to sign a contract with Kneels. I'idand, Rumania John L. Lewis' Commute* for In* Yugoslavia for the Joint dsfsnss dustrisl Orranlaalton before laat of Cai-chiielovskla if Germany Summer’* “ little ateel* atrika. ahouhl try lo extend II" rule Into Although thla ruling waa con* that country. fined to the Inland Company, it CITY NEWS BRIEFS ♦• * Madrid dispatches told of * waa believed to be tha forarannar surprise nffenalre by tha Bpkn* of aimliar daetalOfU against tha Ift* regular meeting of the P r e-Easter Services trilnol* Medical Society will be Bodies Of Slain Men tel* government forces to cut In* other independent ataal ramps* Ds, •urgent Spain In two. Uva drive which, led by; Tam W. Olrdler, To Be Held A t Rita da In the hospital Tuesday night, Sustain Marks Of ■rhtmjlij ' l'«» miles aouUtWO#* president of 4taraM|r Steal (Mr4 Days N e x t Wejpk cbrdlng to officials of Ihr Ho­ niMadrHT and nearly 100 tnlloa Previous Be a t i n g poraltoli, rsfssad to/*tgn «P with east of llie Pottuge** bordar. . . the CIO> Meal'Workera OrguaU8 accrue there would com pan* The preachers v ig a wMa da DRFltNIAK SPRINGS, Apr. 7, Inr CommVtrav 1. p, Gibb* wta granted permis­ »ala somewhat for tha northeast* In snnomwtag, tha far-tsariring etalon aver Iha lawyara in Mi In. sion by Building Inspector a . P. —( A —Deputy Bbsrlft J. W. K#l rm htaurgenl offen"ivt which ba* telllgetire true and false eontOat Paitnn th screen a porch c l Mb •Mdurird by II. B. Morris at hum* on French Avenue, Clarence |y today said Bherlfl C. C. Adkla. placed the laat coastal Bab M* eon Of WaRon county and Fv*«ktween noriheoatcrn Spain and tka JP* rag'dar luncheon of the Kl* Smith I* to have charge of tho tin lltndrlt. former list* Road wanlg Ctab 7*at*rday,. ! re*; of noro'nmrnt lerrllary Ul* Department swnvlet >guard, w i n — Tha tricky qoeatlooa asked *1 t slf.n rlllli-V It'"I In Ihe world’s other war, Gen­ the loco] triton) prlnelps) and l.ocel Budding Insperlnr G. P.< fougd shot to d**tk an * ailbIQw iu w a «* a— M l eral l.i TaungJtn. f h Msaa ao«* rtaton granted permission to way in front of (be hotan of mandcr of the K M l n central on the AlWn Chapel of Ihe African Conatabl* jama, N*a|, Dr. Emmel To Talk make alternation* and repairs | . Rally said Neal wa*' placed |o At work on the extensive re­ I front, reported Jupanaso farce* ployment., Talerhat Croatvlew pendlug an In­ modeling program for McCrory'v “ In full retreat" from labor observer* generally be­ On “Fowl Paralysis*’ Episcopal Church on Olive Rlrert. |al| quest, lieved that th* signed contract Rlort It neat big completion, A. I). rhwang, for nearly three week* Th* deputy declared the bodies Smalley, manager of the Hlore, Ihe center of Chtnraa realatane# Issue eventually will go to the Dr M W. Rmmtl, vaterlnarlan R. T. Cowan Buys •bowed evidence* of severe beat­ and a corps of approximately IS In Japanese efforts to reach th* Supreme Court. Other compsnel* at the Florida Experiment Button Lake-Riser Cleaners ing* apparently administered be­ employee* are making prepara­ railway from north China, Bias* at aalnaavlll*. will ,paak on "^ * 1 fore the men W*re abut to dtalh. tion* for tha formal opening on where in China opposing armtaa Paralyala” at tha regular m**llng were deadlocked. Kelly quoted Neal as saylnB Balunlay. o f th* B*mlnnle Poultry Producer* T b * bak e-R iser t’ lt-atiers have Insurgent brigades fast night Ataoclatlon to l>e held In th* been bought out try It. T- Cowan he shot tha Ibcrlfl and Hendrii Th* remodeling and renovation Hernino|a tilth Bchool tonight at and w ill tm known In th e future when they attacked him. Kelly of th* store was rallmated by raptured the town of Balaguar, * :00 o’clock, arcardlnt In Al*' a* th e econom y Cleaner*. Mr said thera had W«n a disagree­ officials of Ihe Cottipmy to cost loyalist stuff headquarter*, 73 It. Jnhnson. secretary of lb* a*, Cowan a lalril today. T h ere will ment between Ibe aberlff and well over |2S,000 and I* Ihe third mile* weal of Barcelona, In a hearing for ewpanslon of Ihe MrCrory Store drive to aril* five big electric aorlatlmi. be little Change In personnel, Mr. const able over A I>r. Kmmr| I, nno of th* polnrcr Cowan elated, end Mrs Mc-Mur several man charged with rattle •Inc* It wa. located here when power planth and psralys* Cata­ . r****rch*ra In this fowl ills*se<- ra y w ill continue to a r t a* stealing, Sanford waa a part of Orange lonia’s war Industrie*. Gen. Jose Moseanlo’a Moroccan Hlalo Attorney Diale UeKI* of County. and la widely r*no»n*d as an m anager. Pentarola cam* ber* to direct authority on lb* subject. Mr. The renovation program In" cavalry rode Into llalaguer behind •it Investlgal|on. i eluded remodeling the entire front u fleet or whippet tanka *■ a Johnson said, requeuing that ARCTIC QiVKB PEACg those who sro not aismbers of of the store, Inalallallon of modern second Insurgent column of NaA produce truck, belonging *o the association but am lnlere»trd facilities Including an Intra store varrese 3fi miles to th* north WINNll'BG. Man.. Apr. 7. —M l H. O. Omen of Charlotte. N. C~ In poultry raising, lo bs present — U fa in th* Arctic brings pearc telephone system, complete heat­ reached the outskirts of Tramp, crashed In a ditch In what h*a for what promise, to ba an #n- and solitude, along with the dally ing sad ventilation system*, where Catalonia's biggest hydra* been tanned a* "Daath Valley* lightening topic for faw|.i-«D*r* hardship!, says the Must R»>. lounge and locker mom* for electric plants are located. about seven mile* sooth of Ban- Katie w||| he furnished for th? Armand natraut. O, M, I.. first Another large plant la a few employee*' and equlplng ihe en­ ford on lb* Ortando highway entertainment of lho»u present Bishop CoAdluhir o f tho Vicartire atnro with Indirect lighting. in lira nurlh of llalaruer. aloa* about 3:00 o'clock thla morning and refreshments will ba served ito of Hudson liny, largest and At present, the Sanford Mr­ cardu’a norihrm wing was re­ W A. Adame, prominent celery Crory store la the third largest ported only about two mile* from .after th# heavily loaded truck had following the hireling. It was slat moot northerly Calkolfr miaalon aldeavriped a 8t. John* River Un* farmer, was accidentally shot In In the State, Manager Smalley Ihe Trrnip power plants. In tha world. truck headed aouthwaid. according stated, with the atorrs In Miami to Deputy Sheriff Ctrl William* and West Palm Hrarh atone hav­ Engineer Commends who Investigated tha accident. deer In tb* Tofohatchle game ing a Isrgcr floor apace lhan the Repuvement Project Th# produce track continued reserve below Fort Christmas' local store. 'about 1M yards *fl*r sideswiping Mr. 8peer, who bed a permit Mr. Smalley explained rival In a Idler lo Cily Engineer tha St. Johns Rtvar Un* track, tu hunt for lb# d**r In lha tick through Ihe expansion, the a** driven by Elaaar Nolan, bator* Infested territory, left kls com- •ortmrnt of stock In tha store 'Fred T. Williams, G. F. Schles* | pardon for a moment when ahort. has been widely Increased and Ingrr, chief engineer of tha Na* crashing Into tha ditch. Mr. Wil­ Over 300,000 man hours without fine*! celery' ", ie record la also the more |y after enUring the swamp ihla store will now.ytock a largr Honsl Taring Brick Ataoclalkm, liam* eaU. and added that ha did a single 'lost time" accident Is Mr because of the dabgereu* game was alibied by Ihe pair, not know why lha truck had !<■> the record that hat been estab­ quantity or good* which formerly highly commritded tha work fat surrounding* In which employee*' lie IIrving Mr. Adam* h»d re­ could ha purchased only In largvr widening ami relaying tha brisk tha highway. on Park Avenue. R. If, Teach#ry, regular driver lished by employees of the Phoenix work, it wa< pointed on*.-The malned where h* bad left him, •tore*. Declaring it to U ons o f tha who waa vJ**P »t >h* rim* «i plant af tbe Florida Power and unusual height at which must Mr. Hpeor wa* reported to hav* Also as a m u lt of the ex- brut jobs he had ever sees, Mr. Iks acrid—t, waa alas unable •* Light Company'* Interconnecltd of the workers constantly perform j shot Into some moving shrubs In paniloa program several new em­ no small 1 th»» direction ho had stalked lb* ployee* will be given work, Mr. St-lileaingcr, sent Mr. WUIIano* divulge any ef tb* details. A man system, Superintendent J, A. thalr durira pliulographe of Ihe street which hat ml. In additlun, the high steam later Ideal Ifled pa James Turner Young announced today. Smalley said. he had taken recently while pass­ pressure and Ihe high electrical waa driving tbe track but wa* Mr. Smalley yesterday cele­ With only four employe* acci­ voltage are always an imminent ing through the Cily and requested taken ta tka ksapllal unconscious brated hi* sixth anniversary a* •(rinded Information on tha work following lha accldaat. Mr. Teach- dent* |n 1818, M and *37 not a aoqrc* of danger. manager of the store In Sanford. ary who waa unable la give tha Mr. Young, who has so pare Del Hla aecrotary, Mlsa Myrtle tawr, which waa done by the local WFA forces. m m af k b rampaninn stated operations at tho plant during the has bean with '.he firm here for Tha Idler of the Chief Engine** that this waa Paroer’s first trip entire 13 years of its 'operation, Uto past 10 years. which came unsolicited la in pari on lha track. attributed ibis record to tb* reg­ F. W. Paul, former manager of follows: "In my opinion, thla lh a tOg box*# and other pro­ ular monthly eatety meetings of Ik* stare, present district mana­ (Park Avenue) Is on* o f tha beat duce leaded lata tha truck, c o m ­ tbe employees, the paramount ob­ ger, hat been In Sanford for tha tela Id pavements that I bav* aver pletely dM*eH*h*d the cab ef the ject of whirl, are to encourage past two weeks supervising pro* Inspected, and | would ba plaaaad track at tha impact ef tha ctaah employees to perform ibeir.duties paratlona for the opening Sat­ lo hav* you provide further In­ aaat tha land heavily forward and safely. At tbraa meetings, Mr. urday. formation regarding this prafaa>. Yeung pointed oiA, employes* “ Wa would eipect ta use this dDeua* ha sards that might.ha reSalvation Army Gets information for advertising pur* moved or Improvement* that, coaid and I believe It would roeall b* made which would . gravida 1-3 Necessary Funds poaea In favorable publicity for tha greater safety In Ibeir work"World'* greatest celery center." The Bale*lion Army drive for At these meetings ta main em­ fund* has brought In appro*Iployees "Safely-minded," raOsty mataty aaa-thlrd or 9U U of the LOCAL WEATHER bints far lha bom* were dims m il graad total necessary to carry Is addition to Improvements that Moaur cloudy, probably a eg tka work af >k* organisation mold he made to better, nothing fig th* next 11 months, Cept, R. aro and thunderstorm* u i and west portion* toaicM It, Reas mid today. "Faulty tools are aDa (aba* at thD plant," 8apL Young paintod *1 halUro that the good people Friday and la aoulhoaat pa CCC wart era bars uncovered af Raaferd who have not y*t had Frtdayt torn*"bat cooler I* | Paris p( a whales akall and an opportunity to ccntriicte will and extreme West porrion* day and poaalbly Ip w ( skeleton In a California state park. Preacher-Lawyet Contest Held At Kiwaois Meeting Two AreShotTo Death In Front Of Officer’s Home Produce Truck . Runs Into Ditch On Orlando Road W. A. Adams Hurt In Accident Near Tosohatdiee Camp Power Company Reports 300,000 Man Hours Without 'Lost Time* Accident E « �I r Banford Herild THtTRSDAV, APRIL m s BANFORT) (TKRALD, flXRPORD, Government Subsidies While The Herald has not always found it possible to agree with the economic policies of the New Deal or to o f­ fer words o f praise on every public statement issued by the President, we cannot let this opportunity pass for com* mending most highly Mr, Roosevelt’s latest dictum that' there shall be no government subsidies as a tonic fur Industries. At his press conference Tuesday the President pointed out that the government could not subsidize the $26,000,000,000 railroad industry, as had been proposed by both rail management and labor leaders, without opening the door to similar grants to other ailing fndufctrlc*, from big steel and automobiles to laundries, shoe shine parlors and peanut venders. Though the nation’s tariff policies "for more than 150 years have been nothing more nor less than a thinly dis­ guised subsidy, and though even less thinly dldgulsed sub­ sidies have been granted to the merchant marine, airlines and certain other industries, these subsidies have had the virtue o f being at' least thinly disguised, and technically could not be called subsidies at all. Furthermore, history has shown -that the country as a whole would have been bolter o ff If the “ aid to infant Industries” in the form of tariffs, had never been granted, and that business once supported by a government' prcgi tchds to IxYome dependent upon that prop and will collapse If the prop is removed or is not continually strengthened, Just as tariff protected industries have required from time to time higher and higher tariffs. Having made one colossal blunder in the realm of gov­ ernment protection for industries, wc should not make an­ other. If the government subsidizes the railroads, it will find itself faced with bigger and. bigger subsidies, not only for the railroads but for the coal industry, the ' tex­ tile Industry, and every other Industry which can find a pretext for such subsidies. These subsidies have to be I'nid for by the people in the form of taxes, which the un­ balanced budget and continued federal borrowing proves are already higher than can be borne. However, the government should bear in mind that subsidies arc but the logical next step to too much federal regulation of industries. If the gove*rnrr}ent Is not to be required to subsidize business, then management must be permitted a reasonable degree of freedom In running its own bunlnenn. t . . ------— '\ Rut if government ta to dicintc the wages of business, the hours of labor, the prices or rates which can be charged, and all the other innumerable details Involved in the management of business, and at the same time is going to levy a constantly Increasing burden of taxation, then It will have to provide subsidlpa for business. Government cannot enjoy the privileges of a benevo­ lent management, without assuming the responsi­ bility for the payroll. BIBLE VKRriK KOH TODAY > Faith and love srr Justified: Tin •tl of joy for mourning, Ihr gurSlant of praise for Ihc spirit ol heevln***.— Isa. fil:3. Otllt HUM* ,nRB PAST O Ood, pur help In arm part, . -..Our hope In years Iq come. Our ahalier from the (tunny blast. And our eternal horns— i. Under the ahadow of Thy throne Thy saints have dwell aecu re; Sufficient la Thine mm alone, And our drfenre la eure. Before the bill* In order itond, Or etrth received hrr frame. Front. overiaatlng Thou art God, To ondleaa years the ssme. Time, like the ever-rolling alreent Beere ell lie aone twey; They fly, forgotten, ea a dream t)lea at the opening day. — ltaec Wall* What wa wimbl like In hear ll a two hour debate Ill-larrn H«-nati»r Claudn Pepper and Gandldata Dave Hindis un which ia tho stronger believer In iho Town­ send. Pension Plan. Ilnbnobtrlng around Snnfuid yt.irrdxy wa* Wilbur ft Kina, candid* In for lb" Hull mud CTun mission In Group >. lie lislla Iroin llanjv# county wbno bo im» boon a county rmnin|a*l"ii"r lor many yaen wsmotij RECAPPING 50% SAVING We guarantee first 11 new tin mileage la i recaps & retreads. 1 price Is le ft than half of a new tire. 475 x 19—$ « 0 550 x 17—IS-51 600 x 16—$6.45 Lemmond TIRE SHOF J .. E. tnd Bt. Diamond* ind Watches Fine Watch Ana Jewelry Repelriag Diamond Mounting And Kagraving , 6 o i/e R H o R $ H ip o f l O M o — I.yon and David Ballard, did man­ age to finish thvlr respective terms. Then, In 1|T0, rrrslednl U. fiGrant hit e snag. Kour men in a row refuted lo take over the Job whrn Grant turned them to the honored position! Samuel Bard, an Allan's, Georgia, newspaper­ man, receivrd an appointment on noon for it month. "We told thryn we were making studies Wallowa left to take tif nir conditions," ha says. “ If they had known that H was the size of the noon lunch we were studying, their bias one wny or tho olher would doubtless have shown up in the results. WASHINGTON DAYBOOK "To make this deception more effective, and keep the By PRESTON GHOVF.lt men convinced that wo were studying air conditioning, de­ tailed records were kept of temperulure, humidity, air VO felled, flow, anti barometric pre/muro. From Unto lo time dif­ ferent odors wore sprayed into tho ventilating ducts |Kirtions, and with no Connor hastily rofuacd. Grant, threw months later, thought ho had found tho man for tho job in Thomas M. Brown of Colorado. Bowen wont to far aa to mako a trip to Idaho and serve aa governor for throe or four day* before deciding the position was not to hia 1 king. In desperation, Grant turned to an old friend and Civil War sub­ ordinate officer, Tho mat Vi\ Ben­ nett of Richmond, Indiana. Bennett accepted and eervnl a full term of four year*, breaking Grant's “Jim.** i- r ■(.*■■ -V f ffs -d Strange a« It seem*, of the II appoln'mcnlg to governorship of the Idaho tarritory four men de­ clined. four accepted ond lalor drained, and only eight finished their full term*. On Your Success And Growth In Sanford As We Served You—We Serve The Community * Every Building Or Repair Need Phone 7i 719 French Ave, You Have 1$ Repairing Diamond Setting AND Engraving McLaulln, Jeweler FLOWERS Gardenia Vsltehll Plants In Bud Annual A IWrtnnisl Floata Margaret W . Kirtley Florist liglit meals. The results were almost siieclMetilsr, and more Ilian vindicate the hahil of those business and professional persons who eat lightly al noon. “ In correctly recalling addreasos memorized only a half hour previously, for instuore, those men were 2a |iercent indter on the llght-incnl aflemoons. Accuracy in purely Martin's Garage General Repairing 25 percent' better after the light meal than after the heavy one. After the heavy meala, attention fluctu­ ated almost 70 percent more.” The stomach in a gorged status, Ur. laird explains, sucks blood away from the brain, which “ leavsa the hesd In no condition to do much else than sleep— as many per­ sons know to their sorrow early in the afternoon." Recommending a hearty breakfast, a light lunch, and an ample dinner for work days, the psychologist would moke no exception of Sunday. “ The usual Sunday stuffing at noon leave* one groggy and poor company the remainder o f the day. I suspect It Is a factor, too, In Sunday auto­ mobile aeddenta. On Sunday* U wU*r lo hav* a light iant>Im*• Fheoe JT*Z Truck & Auto Service Martin’s Garage Congratulations M cC rory’s maftl fm III ai ouan 1n or *'• brighter youna lawyers, helped p shrewd more to pave the corIteushmbiuh, a* did Larry la* J poratloa (IMAM Jn. toae«. Fur roui-ho Ills* no* la In Ibt *Ut*. th#r U*rcb brought cOrrOborstdrptHnirnt reciprocal trade di- In* lf(Ur< *ml a t*l»gr»m. vleion Mroprho In the Indian Nop* of th«t bustnrai w n l lo earvlri-. the ocean well commit!**, ft * * * went to Uw treeaUry In lilt . Is Frtaeot Cre* . . I * St. Lool* f«derel eouif. Mb Dual eat of pre*#nl ln»e*tliatnr* treasury seuled with the com ere Herbert A. n^omeelai, hiwd pony ft* W ffio o In .taxes, hsUf the lobby commRtee staff! terect sad Mnal'y. Mat Ldwenlbel. master ef the ----------- - ■ hound* for Senator Wheeler * Bell* Glade b the aces* thlr railroad investigation rommittee; week of the Evetg'ode* Fair, and Robert Wnidforth. d“ins It epenaored f t tho Americas logkM for the Reflate civil llhortteg Foe'* ef M Je GUde yid Fghahn, We Have Been (Had To Serve You tn The DeVdopm entOf Your Modem And Beautiful Store. *-•*.• • ■• • • • t • We Meet EM fy Building Requirement Equally W ell-Large Or flimdL MS W .'srt i Congratulations McCRORY^S o * Arrangements For All Occaalona iipporlu- SANFORD TWENTY YEARS AGO Tbq new nFC auiendm«nt su thorloin* tb* rorpotailoD to ealand loan* to bualnea* and proTiding a billion and a half dol Jar* ■for that purpose will b» Jut aa effscllve, and only a* ef­ fective. ag the directors pf the Oervaratlon rhoo#* to maka (t. If they .demand govern m#*> hoods ea collateral for any loan thby 'make, It won't do much f e e l H they will Hod the money ■as a vtrvt ■«. pOmh e n*»« e •eiaeaeisBaeinaeiiaieiaeiaaaiiraaauMnm III ft. Fork A eo. Tbs thing that si'H »ur gupi ■bout tb* Hpsiilali Civil war la that In >ba beginning. ithnui lb* •lm* the arlir <>f tin- A Linar In Oviedo waa gn|ng fill) 14**1, we M o d our sympathies in lino with the rebel r*u*e but now that the lAiyallils are belsl 111rijwV* ist n/iAit wllV ia licked ,ap avory front and Ihoa* Who survive the bailies uf tb* srar are likely la face a Grin* ■quad, we are thoroughly die guatod with the tactic and policies of the rebels. m iO & fO R B tS R M / bailor than Ihn hilnlno-n niton uity for second helpings. tlon la mnpy pnrln of Ihc omul "Then slarling at 1 o'clock In the afternoon wo gave try." Wn am *urc Dial o»r local farmer* napootally will bn glad them le«lH lo find out how much more capable o f ' doing moiitsl work (hey were on the days they hnd oalen the to |n*rn bow Wrll off Iboy arn, ..The Titusville Blur Artnwali' uri«* . the |iub||ra||ii|i uf the name* of thus,- who urn op ■lierollvf rolls **The *al.-suar I In III* mallei id apriidina public money U publicity,” suy* ihn IRar-Advuralr, "Tin'll, Inn. Ibe faipaycr la cnUllcd In know whore hia money goes. |n wlinin It la p*kl. for whnt |l is imid. ■nd In wbai amount Wht« the taxpayer I* denied Ibis i Iklit ba mlgbt aa wrll lio under tho r»|a of Russia.” •waoaa raicsi t^a n s w w a s r ‘tfeRRflbfRftU hologiat, wh^ recently conducted tents which ledr him. JJJ * °'?rnor " 1,l! nrw crl list conclusion. Tile reaulfa W his experiments he** da-'i /hraham Unmln In ’d:i an- somewhat restricted in r«.... ml •'ll l« FW W E R T -T he JEW ELER We w rn delighted to „<■« vrlirrn Herrot my Wallaro report On the other nd lbs nlhrr day Hint tin- farm thorn. They could out nil llicy wanted. half of (tie days, however, they wore given a dairy lunch of uullook Is •'brlghl.'* *tl*lsiiiK tho President fbal I W M H t M lU SR , Eat A Light Lunch Proud parent* of a 7 I-l NmfM bouncing baby boy; hut thla time there waa only one, Urn piker*! MIAMI NEWS their obvious set M n tm it males marksting control \ work. They didn’t suffer from this yfwr’a fiasco be lbs surplus . problem was •cots, but they caanot go « definitely Wanting to port I TUB JOll NOBODY WANTED Four natbna cla mrd Idaho at the same time when It originally formed a part of the great Ore­ gon country—tho United Slates. Great Bri'aln, b'pain and Ruiela all believing they owned It. Finally U. ,S. government off! rial* won an undisputed title to the land and formed the Territory of Idihu, in IHdil, by subdividing Washington, Dakota and Nebraska The theory that a light lunch apclln an efficient after- 1-b u t their trouble* had Just bei ia pronounced by Dr. Donald A. Laird, experimental to*"- Nobody, It seemed, wanted A thoueand ettre In Thy eight Are Ilka an evening gone; Short sa the walch that rnde tho .night Before the rlalng aun. EXAMPLE FOR CITRUS STRANGE AS IT SEEMS—By JOHN HIX c �r ^ ,f - r SHE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA ftaph*, I asked him to tell u»-of throe trip* mu! illustrate hit Iftturn with Idtltern slide*. "Tin* he will ilu for in on Mottpanieil by Mia* Eleanor tilraaon. <l>y i-'i-iiim-, tnlil I trust ho wilt Aniiiuineinc the hiliirr In he inlri ,! ii. all. The lerlurr i* froo Kiven by Hr. Drloath mi Monday iin'l iIn* puli ii is rordisily invited." Ili • • o' the mootiny wr-tv: writing Mr*. Henry Wluht, who L* ■ rnu*in of Hie ypt-nkrr. said: Mi-. J i'. Ne«» v, Mm. J. 11. Ray, Mi ll 'ii TniKyrk, nml Mm . "When I in'ileil my i-rmsin in Mi Miiiitthiuii tpcnl |nr tor H onuii’i* Club «e J in hi.I .pule a tlierinniun <m the atih. t \|{l> ill' I II \NKS Jert Ihat lie iveiihl ii*e, fur lie ly a nuny ,uleil |ietMinal(iy. Hint*? I ui.li in thank my friends and lie i* un aiilhnrity nn nrttilhn'wey. No, that would i*!|rr Mill Hie neiuhh." . ter Ihi-lr many art* nl Allilnbeii Society, km m ami eipie .-inn* nf *yhr "Botany! lie l» an riprtl on t>athy ilui'in; the nren' illnraa plant*. hut Ihai wntiiil mean uwr- aleI <1 a Ii » I my lietoverl lm*lianil. M. \V. Ii, lluwHl. tn Ihr ganlrn c'nh. I Ibeu reniemhr red that yell* UK'' hom e In f |i i ” iii in In’ il im|i? call* tor 'ramping every summer with lltnry Fnnl, Thomn* l-Mtsnu, i iiiinl . 1 i i-im nf i-ranulal" I ml** i nto the aaino llarvev Km *lnne, nul Jehu Hue nnrnr. tnttfh*, nn oortrin liip* that m tr him.ui.i el In nun nr maplr susar lient pipe He« . at It,.. I.nte. An.I i *i <i f..in I. **f a . up *.f Imnry lur kniming Ihat lie hail many photo the muar D R DELOACH, GEORGIA EDUCATOR TO GIVE ADDRESS AT WOMAN’S CLUB Social A n d Personal Activities GENE MARTIN LANEY, Society Editor Social Calendar Telephone 148 Play Is Presented By Junior Woman’s Club Peter Bchaal or Orlando and formerly ot Sanford apeot yea. trrday bera. Mr. and Mr*. Georg* I. Nealy of Lakeland spent jetterday bencm butlnes*. Mrs. Painter Kail a cm). Mr* Alan Wllion, and Mr*. John Kkk spent yesterday in Orlando. Charles Betts relumed today to Ualnravllle after apvndlng icveral daya Hera aa the guest of hti parenta, Mr. and Mrs. A L. BetU. Prank Mmirova lur merit nl Leotburg *Hl make Id* lutur* home where he will l » connected with the Piggiy Wiggly. W h a t the w ell-undressed Mrs. It. J. Hopkins ii visiting in 'Jacksonville at the «ue*t of her daughter and aon-ln U>. Mr aad Mrs It K. Moody. Mr. and Mrs. John Irey hate aa their guest*, Mrs. Jolm Bate*, and Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Mitchell of Pontiac, Mich, Priendt of Joyce King, JKug'i ler of Mr. and Mr,. P. M. King, will regret to learn that she h ill with mca»|ea. Tha Dirt Oardenert Clrcla of tha Banford Garden Club will met at tha, noma of Mm >1, tl Pop* at 10:00 A. M. Each mem. bar la requested to brim a ques­ tion concerning bar own garden Tha Pally Harrison Chapter of the Daughtera of the American Revolut'on will meet at the home of Mrs. F. G. Roumlllat on Pal* metlo A'enue, with Mrs. W. V. Lovell co-hostcis. SATURDAY The St. Cacllian Musk Club will meet at 3:15 o’clock In tha Fannla S, Munson Studio, 60.1 Myrtle Avenue. MONDAY Circle Number One of Ihe Firit Presbytrric" rhutch with Mr*. C. C. Briggs, chairman, will meet at Ihe home of Mr*. K. D. Brownlee, POO Palmrllu Avenue, at 3:30 P. M. -Circle Number Two with Miss Vwdttic Ca'dwell chslrmin will meet ar tTie hontO of lilts Caldwell, on Msgnnlia Avenue end Bevrnlh Sire*:, el 3:30 P. M. Cirrln Number Three with Mr*. R. J. Holly rhairntin will mrrt it the homr nf Mm. Dolly, f,00 Pal­ metto Avenue, at 3:30 P. M. Circle Number Four with Mrs. It. II. McCaslin chairman, will meal at the home of Mm. MeCatlin. 507 Magnolia A'enue at 3:30 P. M. Clrrle Number Five with M «. A. J). Smith rhaiimsn wilt in,it' at the hifie nf Mrs. G. H. Brown. 1114 Park Avenue at 3:.10 p. M. Clrrle Number Kis with Mm. Harry Woodruff chairman will meet at Ihe home of Mm. Woodluff, 518 Oak Avenue, id 3:00 P. The Business Woman'* Circia of the Fimt Prerbyterian Church with MU* Gdm Chittenden chair­ man will meet at the home nf Miss Chittenden, HIS Magnolia Avenue, at 7:46 P. M. Circle Number One of the Fimt Baptist Church wl'l meet at the horn* of Mrs. Will Hand. CIO West Fimt Street, at 8:30 p. M. C rrle Number Two of the Fimt Baptist Church will meet at the bom* of Mra. Slaughter in Paola 3:30 P. M. iUcle Number Three will meet at tha home of Mr*. F. K. Cs'cheL >38 West ISIh Street, at 3:30 P. M. Circle Number Four will meet at lb* bom* of Mm. Burdett, on Ninth Blrwat and Cm Avenue. Cirtl* Number Fire of the First Q Miss Pauline Crawford of New York City his srrlvsd to spend several weeks her« with her par­ ents. Mr and Mrs. J. U. Craw, fordMrs. Alta Wright Davit ha* returned to Oriffln- Ga., after visiting here for several weeks as tha guest of lter parents, Mr. *nd Mm. It- It, Wright. Ill the American Legion Hut Tuesday night. A special cntertalnmrnt com­ mittee was named at the meeting composed of G. F. Carraway, It. K. Floyd, and A. L Thomas, who will be in charge of the program for the affair which will lie held in the City Hall. All local Woodmen, their fami­ lies, and guests will be welcomed at the meeting, klr. Collins said, i dding that invitation! will be ex­ tended to all dubs in Ibis district. At th*_d*nce following the meet* Ing, Burr Knnwltnn and hi* or­ chestra from Orlando will furnish the music. Friend* of M is Margaret Wright will regret to learn that aha is ili with influenra at the humo ot her parents, Mr. and Mm. B. II W ilfbl. F. M. Underwood h*» returned tn hi* homo ljL^tno*»l|lo. Trnu after upending Ihe winter months here as the guest or Mr. and Mr*. J. K. Preston. Stewart Thame* of Mohiie, All, ------ — Mr. and Mrs Grnrgo W Lamb and ton. have left for Leesburg where they will make their fu lure home. Mr. fe»nb will Inconnected with thn Piggly \Vt*el> Mr*. Joseph A. Mef*rh enter lbc|e. tnlned the Tuesday lioplirato Bridge Club with a luneheon on Among Ihosu al|ent|lng the Tur day at hey hnmn on MugnntU meeting of the Order nf Eastern Avenue, Prlrea were won by Mr*. Star *1 th» Grand Chapiry in L. F, Moyle and Mr*. J l». Wood­ Jacksonville ate tha following ruff. Mn -ll, K. McKay. Mrs A K. Following luurheuii duplicate Hhoemskrr, Mr*. L M. Tyre. Mr*. bridge wui enjoyed by Hie curst*. K. I!. Harper, end Mi*. L, t’ Thu looms ot Mm kleiseh's hums Erwinwere decorated with various ar­ rangement* ot nilsed Bprlng Friend* nf Hr J. N llobjon. flower* formerly of Kanfonl- will h» In Those present were: Mm W*l- terasled la loam that he a-p| Inre Wright. Mrs. John Meficli. leave rrosa flty to make In, Jr, Mr* II. ft Lewis- Mr1. Haw. home In OJus, whore he will Inkina Connelly. Mr*, fl. I). CaswelL conoected with the OJus Drug Go. Mrs- Woodruff. Mr*. U. 1.. Thrash­ Mr*. Hobson who I* n«w visit Ins er, and Mr*. Ik>yle, In Hanford will join Dr. Hobson in OJus. ^ Baptial Church will meet at -the home o f Mm. G. K. Hollins, 3400 NOTICK Park Avenue, at 3:30 P. M. A Irclure on "Health Vitality Circle Number Two of Ihe and How To Keep Fit", by Mm. First Christian Church .with Mrs. lillian Kaville, expert dietitian J. J, Belly, rhalrmsn, will meet (•presenting llsttie Crrek Health el the home of Mra. Bnlly on Ihr Fowl Prod oris, will lie given at WVal H dr, at 3:00 P. M. tin- Wnniin'a Club Frklsy after­ TUBHDAY noon at 3:30 o'clock. Tlte Reulor Troop of the Oirl Scouts will meet at tha Scout headquarters at 3:45 P. M. A reormniativc from Kadye'a Beauty Shop will apeak at the mewling. Missionary Society Church Circle Will Holds Regular Meet (iive Rummage Sale Circle Number One o f the Woman's Missionary Snrirty o f tha First Mclhodl.it t'linrrh met on Monday afternoon at thn home of Mm, J. (I. Wiill*. with Mrs. M. I,. Radford, and Mri. 1,. Grow assistant ho*le**e*. Mr*. George Mrt'rum, rlmlrtimn, presided over the meeting, and Mm. Pull Urdfrrrn ga»en ctup'i r in the Minion Study Hook, ".Song* in The Night". Refreshment* were served ^ the following: Mr*. H. H. Shoo' maker, Mr*. U'tJio Unit, Mr* J, W. Kartell, Mr*, lie*-to Hut rhbon, M™. A. K. Meltlngi r, Min. M. K. Moje. Mr*. Wails, Mr*, f . J. Harrlsnii, Sir*. Porter laiii*ing. Mr*. II. II, llutrhiMin, Mr*. Hadfoul, Mr*. K. II. FlelHter, Mr*. I!. II. Turner, Mr*. MrCruiu. Mt>, Lola l.ithtte, Mr** Jail* K'ati*. Mm. J. W, Hiitledge, Mr*. C. I.. Goodhue, Mr*. II irry Wilson, Mr*. Rrdfesm, art.) Sir*. Ilrodii: Wil* llama. Mi*. J. K Courier was lin-trn on Monday nflentnon to t'lrch' Nunit.. e Iv.u of the Woman'* Mi*,i>.nary Boetety of the Kir -• Metliodlsl Phnych at tier homo oo I’jlliietlo Avenue, •> whieli limit p| in. wore lunile l l hold a Hum ltl.i-1 Stole Ui.' dote for llirP^.'-JiOt **'* at A ll. Iii, and wiimw*fv„. John liny, - pie i.Mug mer the nier-t. Ins. plain *»er*> al*n mad' lot o Ml *. J Ihlid II. In km j. r tinpier of gate the EACH the Mi*.)on til ml v llook. pouts* In the Night. The lo 'I Heeling of the e|rr |>’ vi i|| lie le hi at the home of Mr*. hucial hour refresh H l'l'n l Ity the ho* Musical Features Opera And “Swing O K H C R A I i ■ b t C T R i ? MissKalhrynWiggins Entertains At Hume gXCLUSIVK O -l CABINET STYUNO h a n d - rubbeo NEW finishes IOUVE* DIALS N E W STABILIZED D Y N A M I C SPEAKERS AMERICAN foreign AND programs 1 P O L IC E , and a ir c r a f t calls ANNOUNCEMENT HUtTEKSORH TO LAKE-RISEK CLEANERS SPONTANEOUS PROTECTION WILL CONTINUE TO OPERATE MAXWELL k STEWART i . AGENCYi i UNDER A NEW MANAGEMENT The lllfhent (Jualily Sen ire TV.II Hr Maintained Under The Management Nf tym. Mrhlurray We Appreriatr The Patronage Of Old Cunlomeni And Solid I New Onr* Magnolia r _ .- _ to 85' < it.11 |rtleu liuirket lr.i*k,<t to t*.' parsed uround to emit memlier u( rl.e 11|< h'. InsuranN la »IT*IB AHaelk Centlemen, you neetl a blotter when It4a hotterl T h at's why tha wall (anil wisely) u ml retted man wears a 11ANI * Uiul*r$hlrt -—, i well aa IIANI.S Short*. You need the soft, absorbent knit of HaNr.1 to drink up perspiration • , , to keep your top-shirt from gellin g soaked and plastered against your skinl I.IrI'I nml tool, llANts Shirts •imp in ,iuisly timlrr your arms . ■ . , 110111, neatly acton your thr*1 • , • tin It too far hi,low } i , i i r bell to ■itralt up and worry )uur waist1 Follow tip w ill, a pair ofIIam s Short*. Ilere'a room to ait. Iwnd, and walk without pinching at the crotch .,, with” out aniigging around the logo I AtiMihile comfort. Colora fast. See ),iur 11ANt s Dealer. P. H, a llanea Knitting Co., Wintton-Salem, N.C. ECONOMY CLEANERS On* Olljr Rag Might Make A SPONTANEOUS COMBUSTION c . ' r ’ - 7 TUBIS 5 BANDS Ton* Monitor, louvor DiaL Viiual Volume Control Indicolor. VituoJ 4-poini Ton* Control Indicolor. B-inch Slabiliied Dy­ namic Speeler. Aulomalic Volume Control. Automatic Band Indicator. Automalic Vendor Tuning. Foreign- 1 Domestic Reception. AHrac-^ thro Cabinet — MODEL f-6 5 6 TUBIS • • a BANDS Tone Monilor. Louver DiaL Viiual Volumo Control Indicalor. Viiual 4-nolnt Ton* Con­ trol Indie*lor. 17-Inch Slabiliied Dynamic C nwalas Automalic Aiilnmalir Vnluma Spealer. Volume A Control. Foreign-Domettic Re­ caption. Handtom* Convole. �C h a se Is Named ) f County Court In S u i t Brought Ended Yesterday By Control Group Event* Of Past Four Years .Cause Cttizens To Want News By D S W irr MACKENZIE NEW YORK, Apr. 7^ t T )- T h e Unled Slates Ik Indebted lo the dictator* and Uia r “ lens**’ for one great boon: They have made this country forolgn-nawe-mlnded. Never before In our h istorybarring tha period of tho World war—kai there Ween such wide­ spread Interest In general foreign affairs as oalats today. Thli trans­ formation has taken place in Ibe brief apace of about four yoars. the period covering most of the major events growing out of the dictatorships. Those events Include the ware, tba blood purges, suppressions of religious and political rights, eco­ nomic nphearala, and the dertlop* ment of tha struggla between J l f cbm and democracy. TO pul lb# thing on tfihmb-nell, America became cosmopolitan when U»o “ U su" dumped a huge section of humanity Into tbo moltIng-pot with tha Idoa of remaking mankind. Many at us thought the World war would create In America a lasting Interest In foreign news, eepec ally since so many of our beys want overseas. But oar In­ ternal, as a whola, was not sus­ tained and wa clipped back Into a fair degree of provincialism. Today foreign news la being widely published and widely read In most psrta of the country. Tho man In tl|# street wants to know about this foreign attempt to ro* make the humanity of which he la a part. ' Everywhere you go these days you find an avid Interest la foreign affairs. It was my privilege la discuss tha foreign situation the Other day In Columbus with Bf editors of Ohio newspapers which are members of tbo Associated Press. Wa davoted a lot of tlmo to the subject, and the editor* put your correspondent through a catechism which convinced him (hat a good p'aca lo learn about foreign mat* ter* waa right there. Not only are the paper* publishing much f o r algn new*, but tba editors awthoroughly familiar with the back­ ground and art able lo halp their public In Interpretation. Kacently I spoke on foreign af­ fair* to a groupiof young ladles _at Vaasa T_____r. The meeting waa thrown open to que*llon*r*nd the Inquiries showed Ihst these stu* dents not only were reading tho wurth'whllo foreign news, but were able to interpret It* mean­ ing. Masses Interested It la not on'y among the highly educated class that one finds this new Interest In other lands. Tho other day I dropped down on a bench In old Union square beside a couple of young mm who ob­ viously were temporarily “ on the locks.” Their shoes were cracked •nd their elolhea ware shabby. W ire they complaining abou1 their hard luckl They were not Naturally I couldn’t help bearing their conversation, and was In* tensely Interested lo dlseover that they Ware diteitaaln* the Bpanleh revolution. On# of them was tak­ ing tho lead In explaining the underlying causes of tho war. n* wasn't employing correct English, but h* Vnaw what bo wa< talking about. There wee nothing radical In his exposition, and he wasn't taking sides. He wss Just speaking unblseed common-sense about a decidedly complicated sit­ uation. After completing the criminal docket, the Spring term of the Sem'no'e Cjtettly Cpurt way dis­ missed yesterpsy until the next quarterly term In July. Only four eases were Hated on the criminal docket atld three jrere disposed o f In abort order by County proaetutor Herbert Metaer. Henry Jeff, wea found guilty of aggravated aaaaolt chargee and #aa aentenred to pay a fine bf $50 and eoeta or aerre ala monthi In the County Jail. Frank Baeva*, charged with *mbeialement by agent, eras found not 'guilty by a Jury. A Jury also returned a verdict o f not guilty In the ease of W. H. Oerena, charged with driving an auto whlla Intoxicated. H, Ha'llgan. charged with >driv Ing an auto whllo Intoaleatod, was unsigned before the County Judge and entered a plea o f not guilty (mt the rase waa continued to the neat Court term. A bond of 1110 waa aal by County Jodge R. W. Ware for Ilslllgaa'x re. leas*. Jurors aummoned-to serve dar* Ing (he Spring term of tha Court W ftr: E. J. Meyer, John W. Bell, J. E. Partin, W. B. Miller, C. J. Shelby, D. H. Terry, F. D. Klckok, W. T. Walker, Andrew Aultn, C. W. Forguson, B. J. Overstreet, Jr, Axel I.undqulst, F. J. Koonti, Drady E. Mathers, Henry WIMe, Jr., Arthur J. Dougherty, F. D. Inabinet, and Roy Hollar. Ex-Foreman Of YELLOW RIPE Cheaper GOOD COOKING— EATING CHOICE WE 8 TERN APRIL 8 * 9 TAMPA. Apr. f. —Carl T Tbnner, foreman of tk( grand Jury which this weak Indicted seven person, for* gambling and nine city and eou*ty officials tor permitting gambling In Tampa, reported to Circuit Judge Hand­ ler yesterday h* had been <11* ml»**d as district WPA photogra­ pher- a Job ho haa held alnrr November, t i ll. Thoner lo|d tho Judge ho got verbal notice of bla dismissal affectlro Immediately, from J D. Brotchle. la charts of the Tsmps ffP A office, and that Brotchle said be wa, acting on Instruction* received by tele phone during the morning from R. J. DHL state admbilstretor. who waa at Miami. The reason glyen. ho said, was that there waa no allowance fot paying * photographer In lb* Tampa district. Atmoat Immediately word of Thoner'* dlsmlnal reached Biate Attorney Farrlor and members o f th« new grand Jury and It was said Thon*r Brotchle and pos *|b|y other* would be lummoned for tba Jury's session tomorrow. “ The dismissal of Thoner, who atepped down at midnight Mon day *a grand Jury foreman, regardlsss of any withdrawal of such' dlsmUtal, should b* rheckej by the grand Jury,” Farrlor said, “ to determine whether there la any evidence of Intimidation” * cl(r FOR SALEt Indian Motorcycle IS Model Scout-M S. Seo Vick Seminole County Court Records -* Warranty Deeds Aiken, Emmallae V. el al. To Fla. Conf. Assn, of 7 Day Adf. Fla. Conf. Assn. 7 Day Advents To>Kmmallnt V. Aiken Reel, R. J. al ux To John W.' Msltch at ua. Morlgagts Bellamy, Waller II. et ux. To First Fed. Seringa A Loin Ass*. Chattel Mortgage. Franklin, H. N. To Roy Provoat Crop IJew And Chattel Mortgagi Cur'clt, KmJur at ux To Orlabdt Citrus pre. Ore. A“ »Satisfaction Of p o p Ura Aad C h a t t e l" " Sanford Prod. Ore. ,ajn. To Wat' son B. Parmelee (igl.) Sanford Trod. Ore, Assn. To Cur lett, Endor et ux. Partial Release Of Llew Federal Land Bank of Columbia To Chester C. Foegata Co. Satisfaction Of Pavlag Lie* City of Sanford To R. X. Reel FAN CY 8 TRJNGLESS | BEANS 5 Lbs. B J Potatoes 5 Lbs. | Bell Peppers Each | Cucumbers Each ■ Spinach Lb. ■ Green Cabbage Lb. ■ 1 Potatoes 10 Lbs ■ 1 ONIONS 3 Lbs. ■ BEETS A Bun. I CARROTS ^ — ■—--Ian ' ' h\ 1 LAMB STEAK CLUB Lb. 19c FAN CY ROAST Lb. 15c W ESTERN BABY BEEF POT 1C 1 25c stew Colhikr 29c Backbone --------- e^Reli cArfidw Cheese 2 lbs. ---------- SUGAR COOKING ^ WHOLE SLICED 16c 9c 13c 1 CORN 6 La rgeE ars23c EGG PLA N T 2 For 9c FRESH GREEN CURED PICNIC SMOKE SAUSAGE lb. 10c STR E A K O-LEAN WHITE Bacon Lb PAN SAUSAGE HAMBURGER HAM BOLOGNA MEATY PORK STEW BULK LARD FANCY BLUE ROSE FLOUR BEEF no. Bta MLwan rLwaa TOMATOES S GALLONS 3 fo r 0 Kerosene SPINACH W i O D N B D I B T -------------- - 15c PEAR S ao. i AVAL ToUAVo l i r a S A R D IN E S 3 fo r 0 REG. OCT. SOAP OR V POW DER L b. BUTTER lb U PTON I S A 25* lie GRAPE JUICE 1 0 c SUGAR S lbs. «VGR lk KRAUT MACKEREL ■ u a mm D D H E D L B O ITT l b .™ .-li e MULLET lb.-------------IOC FlBU lb...... ..10c FLOUNDER ft...........ISc ft--------------- Us BREAM ft..................JOe 14c I4c LARGE RED BLISS D e E U a lx C O R N WOM EM—Addroas and mall ad varlleing material for ua a| home, yta supply everything. Oood raid of pay. No itQIng, No ex­ perience Dccoetary. Merebendfr* Mart. Box IN , Milwaukee, Wls- IN MARKET DEPARTMENT IN PRODUCE DEPARTMENT SW EET Ua* fruit julera to rut the *** cess fatly last* of baked pork or ham. A ten-pound bam naedi two cups of grape Juice mixed with a thin) of a eup rich o« pineapple, orange end lemon Juice*. Bait* every fifteen mla* utaa. Too LhU T o Cpnllruad fmrw * t f« Oitf la the plaintiff in tha suit, Mr. Ieltlco said, thr Depcrtmrnt of Jttatko and the Department of Agtlrttllrre wifi prosecute the cate •t ho coat lo the growers and shipper*, npenarng under fhe Control Comm ttee. He further staled that Chase and" Compiny handled celery as waa prescribed In the Marketing Arret mmt rml accepted the aervl e* of the Control Committee “ for the benefit o f Chase and > s Sad Meat f e x Matches Ik Vinegar v 2 5 c 2! f » 2 fo r 9 c G it-H 0 M■ ------- i g 3 fo r 3 for 2Sc 25e �ra E iS A N F O R D HERALD.-. SANFORD, FLORIDA lances, the enormous herds were M « r Mr-onsly affected before *b* ark et report com Inf at Ihe white man. Great lobo srulref followed the bulfalo r e s o r t - e l sales o l - tra ils iD llh : " l r ~ i ,i r u i« r am M they moved up and d o n the sadU ailreeseiai.lee at (lie Uasl.H J , r u . per dux. No *ii|i|>llrs. country, and destroyed the wtsk Stale ►arm ors' W hulsaalo Marital I I Ut r s tI te m s *i, ..a. tn.re lo t r s ik e r s rail.it aeaentstersl a ct to e a a lltr . t i t ' l l it. and old. and ollm r dealsia let ■ t* hour. t t i.i.r i.* ..i r .a ... » i.f . The white man made short p e rio d « end log at I I I A. M. lo - are. |u d u t lllr . Him hi<t> work of this great natural en­ dap. a* lep oried lir t. il. Mtenaei. |l l l . t l . l t : I >, hue. r n e .. It.es. I IIAVi iP e n n u o lU m ili.m per to tHme Store Straw Hat dowment. Aa soon aa a slight) _Wanauer. I1IIANIIKJI- rm aid h*s m n l i No Hupl'hea M l i a i .i . r l a H a lf Uali run. profit was discovered in the maae'» « « - l i « t V » I s ll.eC fl.let l % Makes Nice Center- •laughter,-the leather markets of, bV u i^ o'ri'.T n ............... Ir; UH is, I k . rarh t s - l l r . M s. -le . . . . . k h l l b i h . Kla II'I.IIKIIU, S im . . - . - « i Utt — U - . tliit-li.il - ------ I 14 ern r u t , fair t.i gm,d asualMi I piece For T a b l e the world were glutted with the, It.is-lt cheep hides . from the American bx. base. r o m b . Cu-Cic; L'U la. Is - U r r la . Terll ee **r . M u s t A i m . e ,a i- a r lr . i e r *|... who A IT I.I.H : | j.« l.r n Hue. bskta, bun. I0r. Haled bus bp ru . ' N By MRS. ALEXANDER GEORGE bison and every farmer T o r e Im perials m ark T w ig s, no nu piillrs wanted one could afford a buTNKW YORK, Apr. 7 . - W su p p lies D elirio u s U. B.1. P s lr D K ItA : KIs. b u s h ie s No Hhi> Eaator Is 'a good day to lot the c o a d lllo s . I l l S - l t U . , p llrt I1KANS iKnapi Hun,lira m o d r r -' ONIONS: I D r r l N orthers, yrl children help with the dinner— s i s demand llah l. m s r g .l etradr lo w s I* lu. ba se, II (S -II XI. make lha centerpiece, perhaps Illants Hlrlnateer slid V s ltn ItNIu.Nj., tllin -i. i m . ,~ i ,tu» tinea nrr In quality b u s bpra., bun arr In else Nu Huppllra A' nice Easter arrangemim: ran • I r -tl.M : W AX . few tl.M . rA H H I.R T: per d m na n - |er bo made with a dims stotw straw IIKANH: lt.ln .a l It" a npre Beet I'SAH t tlr r .n l t'li. ..... bl-IS I l n a - l l S i : P oorer, l l l o - H S * err. to quality, t l a i-| l.le . hat upskla down on the een’ er of Ihe table for a nest. Then fill It lo lha brim with Raster fevot e quit!leal IRtlo rabbllA. Run atreomers to each place with a smell paper hal-boa full ol Castor candles at the other cnti of each streamer. Use flowers zetiernasty. Ar­ range a lot, loosely, In a shallot, flower pot Initcad of a bawl and tie a Duffy bow around lha pot. You can carry out Ihe flora, It I* not grnerally known Hi*t idea in the dessert. 8crvc choco­ late lea cream In liny flnwer pots. bison In Ha wild a ale n*ver dll Slick n single flower Into each become entirely extinct. Thtre re­ a herd of the urig nal ora. Or luck gum tirfip flower* mains Slava Into vanilla Ice ervam or orange wood* bison near Great sherbet, and -'sprinkle grated lake, perhaps ZOO or 300, rarely seen by whit* men. chocolate tffir the dish. P°r En Easier cake, cover a raoni'eponge cake with while fcdtfg. Start a parade of animal cookies around the , top. 11Up them In ■delicately-1 Intod trosttnge before the parade begins.) Fruit bouquets can be made by filling glass cup* wl’ h ball* of CO FFEE orange sherbet nr fruit, surround­ ing the cup with frills cut from paper dollies. ) You can make an attracilve d**-| •art by molding gelatin of various colon and flavors In egg shells. (Sava your sheila for a we»k or ao before Easter.) When the gelatin has sat break off Utt* •hells and put the egg* onto a nest of thin cooky strip*. I*as* whipped cream or cus'ard sauce In 'n china bunny ptleher. RASTER CHICKS AND BUNNIES W pound awret chocolate Ik cup sweet rued condensed milk Tender (Jreen Fancy LARCE FRESH FI.A Melt chocolate In top of double boiler. Remove from fire and add sweetened condensed milk. Stir until mixture thickens. Pat out on a buttered surface until about a quarter of an Inch thick. Cu( pattern of bunnies and chicks b n i clgfn cardboard. I g y , ot^ , chocolate and cut around outline of cardboard wilh sharp knife. Outline cliffs with frosting and make frosting ryes. Scrap* which remain after bunniea and chicks hade betn cut out may be reahaped and palled out as for first batch, If ton solid, return to doubto boiler stul warm sufficiently to mske pliable. Cookie cutters may also ■be used. Dip them in sugar first, however. For the lettering, work shred­ ded coconut Into part of the choc­ olate fondant and shape the word* by hand. SAKFOftD M Ktn Children To The Pen Thai Makes Writing A Pleasure low t'rtHikvttrka, *t>o<i qu ality 4*?-|l ••{ Wklla*. fair lo mou4 I H . PlilA o llK m ilf> * rim I « v ' 111 qtiAHI? I>lc. M r r .v r o K * Mouikrrw. I*t*Me* T.lfoA Sn SuHtUff. H iH i’ i'i t U i i f ) m uuivrti, O il. ikfi nt, 1 I'n l-o lA T tin U r IN o MIivm iI Main* Ur. M ountain* C W T brnti, f t .IK* t i k i f 1Jft Flit I'ltriii* trttti, |w* sink n«4A«\ topped . |itl#A r#r bus. hi«ti it e . liprs.. No Flip- ' O llN i f Hhrlirtl I Sfttii h*rn W hit* i'WT bag* I1.il 11 Ti LIMIT BATTER REMOVER 1 Also $1,50 l*enrilM lo Match Above Pens, only 29c “ Customer's SHOP HEAVY THIS WEEK-END! In Quartan-lb 3 C AN S //u>S Royal King ★ T o m ato es no 2 can 'A)h a t cue 6c / Salad Drawing ic T ro p ic a l gt jar ★ 21c CUSTOMERS P ic k le s 14c jar 2 2 -o x Libby Appl« B u tter ★ Jartay ★ 10c VALUE5 15c 3 8-ox jar C orn F la k e s pltg 5'AC PET. CARNATION. SILVER COW. (iOLI)KN KEY M ILK BEANS V, 8. T A L L CANS 1 York Imperial Apples TOMATOES lb..................... 5c I'cppcrs or Cukes each lc a Lbs wv- 5 lbs 15c Washington Wlneaap Haling Apples 3 lbs 15c dozen 15c Runkist Cslifnrtila Lemons Libby Libby Libby Libby Libby Cal B a l l 2 303 t K raal 2 a a 2 ft < CL B. Cara 303 « G atdaa Foaa 2 303 Tom ato Jalca 3 « rrtxp Flnri.Ma FLOUR Celery u> 1 No 1 Wild Bison Still Found In Canada stalk AV2c Red Bliss 5 lbs 15c Onionn :j„ lbs. 10c By "DING” DARLNG Our buffalo, the American biaon. la forever gone in If ■ olt abundance. The thundering herd* of million*, (weeping from the Canadian prairies to the Gulf of Mexico sad back In thrlr search Loom' s B re a d l)AI.I,AH . T e l , A pr 7. — OF)— Bald the le tte r fro m M ilw eukoei " I f you w ill let «n* Join the T * x a a Itx n ie rs I w ou ld Ilk* lu h * r * my n * m « ch an ged to Mr. N. J. Stenstrom, A lu ll l l " d - Any .Mast it Chaap at 12V£c -Lamb is a tantalionl Mow D ay 303 CAN R E A L GOLDEN BANTAM Cream C heese Hen* ■. N o # R o l r T o W0004H00I C elery d m , pkg 15c 6% c lb 25c flo o r u h c COOB Swift’s Tenn. Cold Btonge If Ibe 72c Ibc 47 c Houthern Biarelt Zinnia & Marigold Mrs. Herbert R 2 303 CAN HONEY DEW • A ll K lad a O f hMaa halng es#d In making te* 22 c Great Northern QT. HEINZ FRpSH CUqgJMIIER Appreciated M R- lb Clspp)l llahy ro o d Prop. * Your Patron ago -Will Be -r . 19c Volvo CoUoo lb 17c Announcing -- 8c Alaska The Opening O f A New Gulf Service 8 Utlon Corner 13th A French t >1 lb M .lluw.g fax faux l»bU It's but on * nf s r o r * * ‘ o f, 1st. tars fr o m all o v e r the w orld to lh a fam ed T e x a n o r g a n lu llo n . pla n ts 1*01 lost Daily Chaaia Tax Rangur." and We help the pmdurrra to market their eggs. You hrnrflt h)r low prires. J u icy Iciult r whi.tc I .mills Bhmitdrrx fur ru n slin gi • rrvr with g n -rn n r u , new ca rrots, m int I d ly nr rra n tu rry sa m e , fo u n d _ JUST CALL ME 'TEX' a rrp w s '< M f Z lH try f Libby Dill CELERY 3 Stalks R n n tod w i 'h Week Stuff prunes with cuttaa* chaos*. Roll them fji*( |„ salad dressing, |h«*i, In thoppnl parsley. Iktti' throe ttr four prunos on Individual salad, of water cross or shrOtlilotl loltutp. Atltl Kromh drosslnf. M A X W ELL H O U SE « a t faa|. cJwihJng an d aM dirr. Uu . LANEY’S DRUG STORE i-iioNEN tu rns. sANFonn, fi.a. I’revenl tltimpllitf lialtrr from ■tltkinf In Ihe spot'll by illpplnt the alHHttt lllln cold a .tier be* turf l'thins up porllona of the bnl'lrr. The ilumolins* >111 than ■lip »lf tin* spoon f't.ilt as you drop lh" butter Into lh'* hot fat. Leaders Desire Action On Wage, Hour Question far fat grating lands, could not mow ba tolerated in a country *f railroads, towns, fence* *nd farms. Than are many men now living who cap recall Hm last of lb* vast herd*. Biaon .vanished •••' of lh* Mississippi about 1*00, ha* lha last wOd specimens , were UB*d in th* west lex* than W yuan ago. Slxiy years ago, at Kaarwey. Nebraska, than was a fartery tor cans lag buffalo tanfwaa. Baffalo roboa were the Btoadatd aqulomeol fu r every *«• vha awtiid ■ bars* Old buggy. Balsa af raw buffalo hides sold at d cauls a pound. Ffum the buffalo, the Indiana l J THE NKW I'l.l NGKH KH.l.EH— » ACUUM Ell*—ONLY ONK I'ULl. ANII fVS K l'IX This I’ K.N holds tM rA m:re Ink than anr ordinary foun'aln pen on Ihe market! You ran Write for Three Mouths an One Plltlng! No lippalr Hills No l.n e r Killer! No Kreasuro Uar. Kverjr I'en looted and foaranteed h> Ihe fac'ory lo be unbreakahle fw life. Gel lours NOW. THIS PKS GIVKN FIIEB If jrou ran bu> one In Ihe rlljr for lean than KIVK IH)lr> I A lls: Thla Cer Iflce'e food only while adver'l.lttf »*lr h on •IN TH im m -tlKY OKKKR-TMe Ken will hr « .0 0 after Sale. I k?a* 11 An ISmrrt All park* Inwrf. T t,rU X Ilt<! Huri'H*-- ni'w ltraw sip* vunni. ligh t. m nrkri U M if MA1.AI», |trr i*u« U This rrrlifleete sad **c eiffillea Ihe bearer to one of our Genuine Indentrucllbtc &S.M VACU­ UM BACKLESS FOUNTAIN PENS. Visible Ink Hupply. You 8KB the Ink. A lifetime gaaranlee with each pem >Sires for ladles, men, boys and glrla. This pen will nol leak, blot or break. — ^ ------ - II Tl TOMA*tt>K*: «U|*|»1lr» l; kM «♦* Timtul irtos|«*rnlr, mirkrt *tr*4y. Vlk. lour* nir. Nfi|titti| In IImsi Yikl. writ.** r»»ifp n« ttimlHy ■ rxntlll Ion ifro*-n« A *uinlng«,l lunrmli? I l l l - l Hia tapklk fair iit vii*hI «|uaIIi > It, Mi; 1,1/01 Hla, A lurifi*! 1»e*t, FRIDAY and SATURDAY This Certificate la Worth $4.41 DiltU flo o r 20 llurffa Ready to hast and aervw Sc STOVE INSECT POWDER D Also Spray P han# B L -J Guaranteed By / .Standard Oil Co. 4; ft Pt. F L IT It Qt 19c 35c 45c f IpapbB ttl 15-o s 7 Vic 1 * Ik pkga. Txbla S o il 3 Sc p k K Bar-Nana Dog Me �is •?. 'tX ‘J t ih } . [ i '] i . . s *_ i *• »•^Mw ■ m ” 7/L,j V > *1 i’ * • , ,T INSPECTS INFANTR * .d M uW bi f Women's Easter Hals Designed To Please Men ' ______; \ T iS iL r 'Independent ~7(ome Oa/ried ^ • la " " f i A S N G R 0 C E H' AND M E A T M A H Dizzy Lines And An* gles Of Last Sea­ son Out Of Style ,OMB»oalil* Ihs prr»rh*-r* team are: Or K. P Brownlee. the »». J. a Root, the Rev. J. J. Oflegban. Copt- It. M. n«rte id T, K. .Simpson. Compo |ng W losing lawyer* loom were: Idney 1. Nit. J. a- Sharon, Fred L Wttaon, n- W. ware and t. S. ny ADKI.AIDR KRRR NKW YORK, Apr. 1 ^ - W — This year’s Kssler haU will pleise men n« well as women, for many of them hare been designed lo deligh: the masculine eye. The ditiy linen and ancles of 'ast season hare glvrn —ay In many rol'ccilona to wearable hats that fh licr faces. 'Flowers ore smart. The -femi­ nine” once, such as Mien of. the Jodaon a Watt, pharmacist at * Toachlon Drwa Company as admitted to the club yester Jsills ntncfsldcr, 0 member •t the Churrh Committee, rewsrted Ihat Pro-Raster serrlres y'.whkh will bn held In the nits ' ‘Yheatrn nan week from Mon. , dip Ihronch Tharsdsy and also «■ Ratardsy, are im W the Maples* of the Hanford Minis­ terial Aaroclallon. ;• t Kraas MeOoy. arrompanled hr Mrs. M(hired McCoy rendered ' imraral rocal selections for the ' enlertslntnent of the club. Spirit And Life Appear In Clothes Designed For Easter Adornment NKW YORK. Apr. 7.—1»*»— —a payeant of fethlons with Here comes the HM Ksstsr parade color, rltallly, re re# and dash. Spirit and life appear In the clothes designed lo awtag down -Flf'h A»enues" all orcr tha A & I* Famous Tub country after Raster morning Frenhly R ou ted I ! .errlees. I’lrala, fullness ami Freshly Ground! short skirts that whip In aprinc I reerrs give them moeement, » «• , sprightly accents lend color; trim Finest Pure Creamery lines add yrace. Black, nary blue, gray and but* 8 O’CLOCK l b ........ 17c terscotch beige form the back­ ground of coetume color, splashed RED CIRCLE l b . 19c Silrer Brook Print with straw yellow, cornflower |b'ue, copper, hide-tan or whi'o ae* nUTTER I lb. etn------ L BOKAR l b . ............ 2.3c I cesaoriea. Coats are one of the most In­ teresting notes. Dark ones ;o wsar A A P SOFT-TWIST 16 Oa. I-oaf orer printed frocks are cut rn trlm-wi latrd tailored llnei or with Cold Stream 2 (all rana 4 softly bloused uppers anJ pleated skirts. Light ones to top dark (Htillana Bed Salmon tall can 2.1c) * 1frocks sometimes hare lull berks. t ' o r n h m .k r i e r .s r s iio n T F .e ie o Nearly ersry one is ferrets--the better to serve as a stria ny back­ ground for tha hundrel ami ens frivolous Decent# which aprll elite In the spring of |(I3H. Ann Page— Supreme Quality Under them go crepe tro-ke— flower • printed, polka • do* led, SA LA D Gelatin I’ udd ng or striped or p'aln. Two-piece ilirr.es Ire Cream Dewncrt with pleated skirls, softly duped modal., and (llbaon flirt frocks are R efular 4 f H Oa. Jar Pint Jar Quart Jar r*l there. Mcrst of the r sissies air SIZE PKGR. | I short. NEW W W PRICE! ! ! Tbit I. a b y suit year sn.l the new design* are .inert a. a whip. Slim ■‘ralght flngri'qi jackets, lilplenglh fitted ones, holm**, often striped or rotund to contn.»t with the skirt, glue that sip 1‘NKSII sllKI.I to Raster fashion* which spring su'ts always Impart. p dd n g Their lIHle wni r lingerie logs 1‘OMK * Mouses, crisp pique levers, illy of ---------------the valley end rains'Ion boutonnlerrs pepirer the rlnllu-s with a * * r e s s w neii.ir m i s s r r i.i spring "snowfall." Ths Raster bonnet brig.ii> has a wealth of variety. WHe-'.rlmw a n r ao.ee bum • "'* w iD W t. a u ra u no. a c a d s med hats, ■•liora. Bre'ons, pillbe/'.-s and toques swathed in vrl's ami trimmed with ribbon or flowgSVTIISUTW) rtll SHNTTKS ••Ml (.TO* SMS era are atl In the fashion sun. Femininity, frivolity *n-l flowerst Bright blossoms tmo'hcrlng rhipraux or arcvntlng levers. IONA BRAND— Plain or KalMlialnjr Jeweled fern pots or enameled clowns perched on Ispets and necklines. Pouch and top hmtdled bags af pigskin, aldgator and calf la copper, hide-tan or cornflower blue U match hats or pull-on doeskin gloves. While or strawyellow chspaaua and glows worn rwlUN with dark costumes. These are the final accessory notes designed to .win msaw give color to the 1031 Esstvr parade. BUTTER COFFEE Pound J] BREAD Pink Salmon I7C COMPOUND 2 lbs. 21C SPARKLE DRESSING SPREAD U I CORN '" " PEAS BEANS SAUCE 2 Cans PRUNES Kools Lb. Pkg. SPINACH 25c 3 Cans and birds nlae are used, while rails nrr having one of .lie !df-. erst vogues they hire known. llo<h smooth and roach straws are seen. Illc wide-brimmed hats, sailors, pillion-., toques, boleros, up-rollInc Urctons and forwsrd-tlltlnc Wstlesu rhapesi a are all here. (Hack and nary blue spiked with white oc fresh ynunc rolifli; straw yellow, 'toast, chaudron (henna tan) and white are smart hat hues. So murh for faihlon facta on sprine hats. The rest of these notes on Kssler bonnets are de­ emed to what men like and dis­ like in feminine headyear, baaed on a canras of bachelors and marr.ed men In one of America'e largest orcanlsatione. M.n hate hats that careen off on extreme lines, ratline attention lo the hat I'sclf and allrartine noire on the street. -Outdoor advertising," ene executire calls They dislike chapeaus that perch precariously on tha head and keep Ihrm in a constant rilther lest they fall off. They don't like ex'rvmely 'arge flat hata that obscure a wo­ man's face and vision and bump Into Iasi doors. They I ke hats that "belong" lo •Tie fate and ruveal It (sven If It isn't pirlhularly beautiful), that conform to the shape of the head and that are suited to the sise of Ihe woman and the place where she is. They prefer rather small "neat" lists designed on not-ioo-hard lines. Most of them like big hats, loo. If they ere not too wlds and suitable flat and ore mu* occasions. They love hats that have allure and reflect Individuality, for ex­ ample, one f erkrd with hyacinth* to bring out the blur In your eyes. They like flowers (but not mix­ ed with b'nts, bugs and bees). They vote for color and veils If hey are not loo "loud" and too big SANFORD, FLA . TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE SPECIAL SALE PRICES THIS WEEK-END ON THESE NATIONALLY A D V E R ­ TISED SPRING HOUSE CLEANING ITEMS. . CHIPSO Ivory Soap 8 MA LARGE 5 BaTg 10c SM ALL LARGE f Clean* All Windows DREFT CAM AY WINDEX ONE U e SIZE AND ONE ISe SIZE SOAP Bottle 2H Both For 26c REGULAR 25c 4 STRING BROOM S SPECIAL EACH W E H AVE A FULL LINE OF JOHNSON’S W A X — AND YOU CAN PERFECT JOB BY RENTING OUR ELECTRIC POLISHER. FLIT pint 1 5 ,,,nt c 2 5 M AKE A 4 0 c c N EW LOW PRICER O N A GOOD 8 PRAY s GATOR ROACH HIVES SUGAR 25c JELL-O MILK 3 Tall Cans 19c A L L FLAVORS STALEY’S CREAM C O R N ST A R C H 2 Pkga. for 1 7 c Cucumber Chios POUND -CAN yA POUND CAN FREE LARGE SIZE JUICY 8 ANTA CLARA PRUNES 2 Pounds 1»C PURE PEN N SYLVAN IA ^ _ BUCKWHEAT 3 Pounds (tcrslnbled eggs, served with brown sausage-* |M>urrd over rooked noodles, mske a tempi Ing main c!l*h for lunrhron »r supfirr. The runibinat ion lit quickly prepared, filling ami eco- Political Advertisements BEETS BELL'S MR___ 12 lbs. 37c 24 lbs. 73c 48 lbs. $1.3 Potatoes Carrots Apples 10 lbs. 2 bunches 3 lbs.- uaua n *. Celery Kim sum ai’irr Stalk Oranges 2 Doz. r ts e t tsu u w Squash Onions V. Best Western Meats Pot Roast Beef Stew lb. 2 lbs. 19c 25c| Shoulder Roast lb. 2 0 c Pork Liver 2 lbs. 25C 3 lbs. Cream Cheese 2 for 1C* 3 lbs. Bacon Square* lb. 2 6 c .u n m N ocU r ■ TEA M A. h lb. ' — NUTLEY POST, TOASTIES 3 pkgs........17c Pest Bran FLAKES 2 pkgg. ...19c POSTUM CEREAL pjeg....... 21c BAMMRO S M 'V N M X ST* LM COCONUT 3 pkga...................15c CERTO 8 ox. bottle... ....:.:^Sc Swanadown Cake Flour pkg. 27c A & P FOOD STORES m i OpcfElH by The Croat Atkntk OLEO Pound l$c VlLLAQg UNOIH WATIR MILWAUKEE, Wts, Apr. 7. (A )-M a i Noht, Milwaukee diver, faaad a hugs stone atrastara ti feat.beneath tha l arfsca ot Lake Mills, WK Bclvnttsts be Uses this la part of a flooded Indian vil­ lage of type heretofore unknown. roM r n l'N T V c o m m i s s io n DtsleSrt Naas bee i w P esrseestte M a t r r . M ar t . DILL PICKLES D. L. T1IKAHHKH seeks Ida re-election by We people af Baas* laoie Ceentr npaa kie record af laving fsiikfatly performed the 4 si tea a f kie office. PoM N U ib e l Ad 5 Lbs. H e — — Cod Fish Key Limes Shoulders Potatoes wwmsm CORONA PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS The kind yeu'ro waatod always $39.50 to 969.50 Parking Lot ' Ray Fox- Very n i w b h term* HAYNES ornca m a o i n e ca 100 W. Pint 8t. V: ■ A i l 'j j i - - - ' 3L bs. l t c Gasoline-Oils Washing—Graining ren t - - Doz. l$ c 4 Lbs. I jc IM AM* KAKtNU Strawberries Qt ISC �I o f\ f\ ??"••’ ■'•--• K IM 4 IS 0 IS 'rf%>T$FQwi%%pi — - ■ - . - ------- T T T - " TORNADO REDUCES KANSAS HOME TO SPLINTERS Flying Rockies Future War Will Find Americans Fully Prepared Exr^arra Roy At 22 TopsMountainsVet­ eran P i l o t 8 Shun Plant Laid. For Mob­ ilization Of Amer­ ica's R e s o u r c e s DENVER—For a ram tad wha laainad to fly where (he golden eagles test their wings, a mornpjg rtde over the highest peeks of Ike Rock Us Is about aa much an adventure aa running around Iba Mock before breakfast. - m m higher you g*. the smoother the air,'* aaya the for­ mer farm boy, Mark Schellenbeg, a. He's so modest U's hard .to gel hfan to tall about hia work. But he h u ' "dusted off” moat of the higher peaks of the Rockies that veteran pilots avoid; Mia daily stint la to take a photographer of the U. 8. forest a«rvle«. to a celling of about M.000 feet so he can take picis ot Rockies. Hundreds ol area are needed for mapping t rough eountry. Schellvnberg and hi* photog­ rapher h a v fte be el ltaot 1<J,W0 feet shove " ’’the subject. That mean* when they are getting set fer a few candid ohola o f the Weal's 14.000-toot peaks *hry must be at least 24000 fael above WASIUNGTON, Apr. 7.-v F l— Army Day, 193S—the 21st anni­ versary of America's entrance into the World War—finds the nation ready aa never before for possible conflict. Not only Is the navy strong and growing stronger. Not only is the •mall U. S. army highly trained and mechanised. But plans also have been laid for mobilisation of America's reaouiees—half the world's total. They ate detailed “to a gnat'a eyelash,” as one vet­ eran officer explains. Planning was the big military lesson America learned from the World war. Wfcba in that conflict it was necessary to make all tin so plans by rule of thumb after the United Stale* declared war, Xuw they are all ett down In writing just in earn. Strategists will tell you they neither want nor espeet war uithIn ten years. But they say tlisr If 3 This pile of dobrta—once a home was a typical scone In Columbus, Has. after a raging tor* nado ripped through the town leaving, six person* dead and at least 100 Injured, Fifty building* were wrecked by the .death-dealing twister.______________' ______________ peak*. earth you could arc farther.'' Lack of oxygen and cold are Below them are mllaa ot Jagged peaks where a pilot would be handicaps at those high altitudes. hard pressed to find a landing, “ It's always cold,'' Uehellenbent even If he had all day and pim 'y o f gas. But U's not the lack of aoft spot". It's the lreach*roue up and Jown air currenta that make "You can see for about lull most pilots avoid the high apota mllea at that altitude If the a>r of the Continen t ! Ulv-e. The tricky air haa been known to ia clear,1' say* ■Schellenberg. sharp lb wasn't for the curvature of iTa- smash pUnea against from his parenta' farm In eastern Color ado and asked for a Job at a Denver flying school. VI hen he had his commercial license and about 100 houra etperlenre, the school obtained a con1reel to war should come—even next been completed. Specified la the number of twomonth—the levers are ready to •tart tha vast mobilisation ina* by-fnura that will be needed to build cantonment! for training re­ ch Inary. •* cruits. Sites for these camps hare Crashed Quickly “ No aggressor Is likely to at­ been chosen. A Jolhl army and navy commit­ tack us,” say* General MaLn Craig, army chief of .tiff, *Tf he tee has drafted a model se'ectlve knows that such an attack is like­ service law and has worked out tentative regulations for con*criply to be crushed quietly. "Fortunately, at the time of our tlort, ' Plant are drawn for co­ entry Into the World wa- we had ordination of railway, motor am time te mobilise. It wt* several air transport. The 12,000 officers of the regu­ months before we wru- aVe to as­ semble and equip a fern large lar army and 00,000 officers in the ' enough to rsercise a material in­ reserve corps have orders direct­ fluence on the outcome gt the hos­ ing them where to report for tilities. In a future emf-rxe-icy we duty on M-day, the commencement of mobilisation. may not be so fnricnatc. ‘*IIc-ice, common >tHM dictates ■ The highly mechanised regular that in lime of pease we should ■rmy, 170,000 strung, snd national rona.drr carefully the «.teps nttes guard troops numbering about vary to mobilise qui.-k'y for Je- 105,000 would be mobilised, theo­ fanae. The very fart that we may retically, ln‘ 20 to 30 hours. Train­ be able to assemble and rqu p ing nucleus for hundieds of speedily a large and efficient thousands, perhaps millions, ofcltl* army gready lessens the proba­ ■en-soldlvrs would be th«f 00.000 reserve corps officers. Because of bility of war,” Virtually evrry step In the In-, Ih't large officer contingent built tries te process of putting a huge cp since the World war. new sol­ non-mllilirlted country of) a war diers could be trained much bet­ ter and more quickly than in UM7* footing has been blue-prinlrd. Even The Two-Ujf-Faam 11,000,000 Mrn Tentative alloration for the In 1017*1 the first registration production of planrs, guns, steel helmets and a thousand other of all mrn fartwrrn 21 and .’to In­ requirements have been made to clusive, 0,580,000 were listed for 10,000 plants. Kurvrys of tha pro­ potential military duty. The first ductive rapacity of these and registration In a future war is ex* thousands of other planla have pertnl to include mrn in the same age bracket. If it ahould taka pise* Iht* yrar, 11.000,000 to 12,000,000 men would l>e registered. Army planners say that mot* than a million men must be ob* lalned fur the land forces In the first four months, 300.000 at them In the first 30 days. In addl> Ion to selective recruiting, plana ire being developed for getting volunteers through local recruiting .ummiitees, including represents* ivrs of such organ iiat ions as tha : American Legion, ruined for swift flight ta threatened points would be the general headquarters air force. The (illy is dated to reach ■ atrength of 1,000 modern planes by 1040. Their defrnse would be sup* plemrntrd to fired fortifications at harbors, heavy railway and tractor-drawn coast guns and tha mobile army units, A war advisory council, serving a* the I'resldent'a special war ministry, would be In general eontnd of thr combatants, economic and pub’ le innisle forces. A « * t resources administration would co-ordinate munitions re■luircments snd >he needs of tha civilian population. A war trsda' administration would control Im­ port* and rsporta and negollats trade agreements, A commission would have charge of war finaneda. There wbulrf be aetectlva servloa atul war lailror administrations. (How.to Stock an Emergency Shelf E xtra meals don’t fuss the woman who has a w ell planned ""T S n g B P M [emergency sh elf By Dorothy Orelg fl£ winter not Ions *g°« JLong Island was burled ■infer snow for four or five Hoods were Impassable. M r ttafcur nut. Tbw hapless dwellers on Die Island wera aa feprooned aa any castaways on an loo floe In the Arctic Ocean. Food became a real problem, , After it was oil over I asked •‘ friasd bow on earth sbe had fe im ir il "It waa my good o ld emergency ahelf to the reaH m -V I V o, II vmI Cue," the laughed. “"W Uved on canned and packaged things for nearly a week, and the youhgsler* thrived on canned fruits and vegetables as well as aver they did on fresh." Being snowed In, or n s rootled by flood, or cut off by Bhs soldi "How nice ot you to storm are, tbankg be. Mg emer­ drop to." She thought: "They'll be staytag gencies that come but rarely. dlanar. Woedar what I’ve gat to Tha small every-day ones, for tU-la." groan under a multitude of cans and packages or It can be small and compact, but In either case it should contain enough variety to permit you to whip together a meal. For instance: • e ■ Soup t Soup ■ sder la Boup Ua Soap tkkkaaed) •J ~ »• shelfoeas•■l * OllTts (irrin— allied—ripe) India Railed Plcklsa Bplead Peaches Fruit*—keep roar favorites on hand, Thasa ere oflarad Jail aa eaggastloas. S M I 1 ® Il*8 a merry crowd that stays to enjoy (lie pleasures of a Florida springtimeVJTand ho Guest: "What a perfectly deli­ cious tllmi.i!" ilostasa: 'Thanks to my emer­ gency the If." wonder! Friendliest weather • •* S*m Four Moat* from your Emergency Shelf rolling surf, the beauty o f a rjTOCK theae monos away agllnst the time whtu you must fall back on J. yoar smsrgeocy abatt for the makln's of a meal. H.iuim, mrsis, vrgetable*, fruits, desaerta, hot biscuits and cookies can all I* served from • lb* (applies oa year ahelf. Seated Breed Tomato Jmlee Crewed CUpped Beef «• Taatl C ) Selmem M e * wiid Egg aad m i ., » „ i * |lm 7^7I**r y . M of (lie year, the deep roar of a 0 tropical spring— all blend to g e th e r in h a r m o n io u s d r n t Plrkle Semee Battered Green Tea* m , . ____ Broad aad Batter ffa» vfagerSeaM.tedUk dpfte Semes Ulmute Tapioca Pudding with Cmrreml JeUr Cegm * » ln l a________ m elod y * • • callin g with a *M lilting, swinging, tuneful in­ Fegrtaiie .Snap ( • ) Spaghetti Wild Gritted rtemme Seaoage Her meed Beat* .String Beemt tli mm Breed Mmsepple Tidbit# wild C keeeleie CooU rt Tea wild l e a n vitation t o . . . i can (1 lb.) Mlmon (drained) 44 cap dry Dos bread crumbs I tablespoons melted butter 1 can condemn] tomato soup MOTOR to historic spots, Bok’s RELAX in freedom on the Leach, Singing Tower, beautiful bays on the Guilt the keys. in water-just right fo r swimming. SEE m agnolias, ro y a l polnci* anas, oleanders In full bloom * *. beauty cascading everyw here. ENJOY golf, tennis, howling on FEEL1* the lunging of Osh in both salt and fre s h water— more •porting far May. BUILD HEALTH i' ijJ * -* the green— whatever sports you like best. in sunshine, so energising in Florida's May lime. �wwm ■ m w ffis TITR H A N F O R D ITK R ALD , S A N F O R D , FIiORIDA* April 9th Store Opens atns SUGAR ROASTED PEANUTS • V • CANNON KITCHEN TOWELS? Special S c \ W VALUE I j j Assorted % Regular 15c Pound ALUMINUMWARE Regular 3 for 20c Special PORTO R|CAN GOWNS Special Rr VALUE Rayon Taffeta and Rayon Pan Satin PURSES %C 44c WHITE TEA SPECIAL TURKISH Towels 10c CHILD'S ORGANDY SPECIAL Unbleached Regular 2 for 15c Special Sc CHILD’S PLAY SUITS Special 29c Printed Silk Y a rd 10 Quart Galvanized AILS Special IS L A T E S T STYLES Lifebuoy EACH 3 Piece Mixing Bowl Sefc-Blue Glass 15c SET P R IN T S Sanimaid SAN ITARY NAPKINS 12 In Package lO c Iv o r y ENAMELWARE SOAP R e g u la r 2 5 c Reg. 3 fo r 2 0 c Special 1 7 c Special 5 C ► PRIN TED BATISTE I O C Yard Brookdale Fused - Collar Luncheon CLOTHS Sandwich CAKES 16 Oz. RUBBING F. F.Chiffon HOSE S p e c ia l Regular 20c S A T IN Large Assortment Printed Percales Short Lengths and Full Pieces R e g . $ 1 V a lu e S P E C IA L 10c X Yard -« - �PHOENIX PLANT EMPLOYEES SET lob Read; For Exhibition . omorfaWAgainst Leesburg; More Flayers Get Tickets * 17 —: K* ' tWT DAT auc. agOO MW t r i KNOWN JXW THE th row * o r Q u a lity , » Events To Start At 8:00 O’C l o t i t A t Athletic St ddi t un diets Browh, Clark, McDaniels Mtfltt* To Be Greatest 1938 Combination In Loop !feUl iger. Guy Isej announced |Haney In right field, Hamid Webb, it Slghi. IJiat ha had cat on ffr»t bate, ".Snowwhlte” Kirby c»‘ *hbW« Bw»k H'cbingr and play r the.opening of lb? annual «**• ln l,ft tlM of Jhe Florida State Lea- end Leiber alio hur.lng. ’ Dill Atwater, nvw hurlcr from ira raleaaed by the Ruifonl Ravanmh, reported for the fire* ties wire Milton “ Hank’' time today nnd hea been named by pifeher, Bill Odrirune, l* , , to |,t,rl the opening exhlbtspdtetep, ni w |n*t tha Gondolier* •Fi HarNd lldreM Wkbb. FMib, ehort-1 abort- lkmr )((,„ ,tilt again*! S*Wt FrankGllaa, pitcher and alao, p r;dey evening. Atwaier wa* arnl pwflelder Jge* Murray. ' here on opt on by the Savannah •Tfca local aggregation uodar-j lndtaBI of thB South AGantlc, M M another loach aeaalon ; « • >{.eager. 2 *! Mgtar ^ " “ '" ' mS!!*' ~ rl «*»•* ■'«* ,” h,b‘ llon. W atartlng outfield Inat I. to be agataal the Ue.tn.rg ^ dur|||f lho rlr„ M dty, 0f ;" . . . __ j the acaaon. The Lookout skipper regabtr gam. wa* held ye*' named Pete MahaHc In center field ride Power and Light Company, who wer. recently honored for Pictured above are employeea of the Phoenix plant of the ^ i ! '. n d Win Brown in right field, head mem Ins workout and he R. y C1lrk ind p ^ ,) , Me Den U'a, eatebliahlng a new aafvty record In the Company1* Inter-connected aystem. L. 0. Roea} A. W. Btumpe; J. B. Top row. left to rights W. J. Doy 5 P ? * ? . ww?^*n J * 11' 7 U> f. who la yat lo arrive for training T. N. Stafford! W. A. Canupj T. F. Stewartt C. W. Towaa! Karl 9*“ Term gene. IIP .c l tvItlea, will undergo a hot battle Caldwell) L. J. Reeve*j J. T. St*n1*y. !i7 J Flo ___ ______ ____ _________ _________ __ . ,\M. -7,7W.. 7 Hlggel 7 __1 ~M Hoderblom; J, E....Ilodg*! E. C._______ GoUon;______ J. U _______ Thornley) V. P*lerei J. R. Weaver.v Bottom row, left to right; 11, F. Naltwandrr; W. H. Arnold; W. A. Stanefleldj C, 8. Spiveys'T. Er Ikaen; J. A. Young. (Sup*.)! E, W. Jeter! 0. T. Rky, J. H. Hodge* fa n , mill for the Yannkan* were - Clark, McDan ela, Brown and Mg;-,. Ulber and Johhny Rook Mahalle, U ey aald, would make and J. E. Abernathy. Absent from the picture ares LofUn John ton and V. E. Kennedy. <£ for ,h* Mt f,-,d regular llna op ’ included '•>* strongest outfield combination J < X n on Leond, Joe In «»» l-.k o S u g a r lo on third base, Pete Me- four P*y*f» w*» ■" l,BB? r *"* IN THE FIELD OF SPORTS S k to center field, Win Brown , »c,(tr11 ln ,b# . llnV By JULIAN HTENBTROM fel right field, Ray Clerk In left •» * ,M ■■ PUF ln lhe onler **r (MU, Bill Odrlront on fliet baae, , , „ ., Mm U cy on ahortatop, Don Con** The local pilot abated that hl» Kwrae catching white Ward and aggreggtlnn would cal# thlnge ■ ■ M ck er hurled. leaay today beevuve of the l,eer.Per the Yen* gene, Leon Addy burg g*me tomorrow evening. He MM ea aecond. Jodie Lyle at abort" plena to atage only light drill per* out skipper said that whrn a man­ aim, Del Polldo on third baae, lod* •» a numlter of the youth. ager trll. a youngster he can­ not make the grade, the player ihtnlu that he ran’l play bad. Ury atlempta to show them that they have the r good point* and do hav* talent but they are not quite prepared to show thrlr abil­ ^ a s a a a m a iast. . WANTED! Man for Rawlelgh ity In faster company. When he let 1.1 players go -»■ ---■■ - I Houle. ItoUie will be permanent l. King. Plumbing. Phone W. )r you . hustler. For paMle- Tuesday and Wednaaday. Guy tm YnnwTw.irh rwnatiwft b* ulora write Rawlelgh a, Dept.. 1. told each of them that next sea­ son if they were looking far * I t a S T U S A. ,l. -M I ... Mw.^.1.. Twin.___ tryout with n rlub le get In rga. jeweler Magnolia Ave. . i 5_Apurtm cnlH For Rent tourh with him. He promleed he would give them anolhrr nnre RAWBKKn»:a for canning. GgragTAparlment, 111 W. dHt'lM. ever or divert Iheaa ta a likely pM>d run or rapped nnd ----- - — ----- ----- -— ,hed. Also atrewberry Juice. FIHlNIHIIKJi gurur.o upurtment cily where they ran rxhlblt their abilities. » e 414-W, n.r. Packard I ,or i0""'* “ '»• HIIORT BI’ORT SHOTS—Local y ... ------- — --------- — I Water furnlshod, Hummer rule* Junior School -Indent, are going ■Lout A F o u n d ________ j sjt w. tatu hi. to do their brat to beat the high * t j wklta A block pointer, 30_ 1|ou'^ #, for 8ai7 school scholar, in tho nthlette events ot Field Night Friday rvening , . , . It has been re­ tarnlsbinga, porter! that Hillla toyne, Chat­ ■w-H U atloa Wanted 6&4-W. tanooga Inficlder, may be shipped to Ihl* city by Joo Engel before Balance like the season opens . . . . Dorothy onvllle Avc. \Uirrcn was diaippolntrd whru ----------------Swede Martin, former Lookout, 33— I’crwmal did not report for tralhlng are- — ~rr, s ons with the Waahlngtoti Sen, 1 atom . . . . “ Gosh, tut w# had T" * and n i |omom,w« h#u#r b*al Leesburg „In sor.tor. „ „theb,game lbo I I — Mlacclianenua GREYHOUND ENTRIES TONIGHT VtltHT HAC*: ____ Had Judgment ! Harold Myrea reported to the 't"T“lt1***f Sanford Lookont training cauip i{,.,uy Vet HackrcHtfl Erected In Stands At Park • yesterday for a tryout with tht J ? , A local aggregation for the roHh i i Ji . b" jo coming aaaafla of the Florida Knnda Darling Stale League, K » Myrea h the younger brother t i i i i i D ItAC i Riftda b®««btl1 Umn U Tr W lI0 h®ro In f Truffle cbunn I HIS and In IMS. Myre. wa* a hurl*r *nd won tl game, wbllt losing two In 1 »» and in 1»*« tallied 10 win. against eight de. f c a l* . * K.rlriah.towe ‘ r<)DHTtl IIJ u. a t'o"** i ,£ hr L” £ ( F a iir f M u m I Harold cornea here with the Tr^ ‘ " ,,i,J tfC recommendation o f tta brother. ‘ tiny Dictnti.r • Manager Guy Lac, and Preeldent g S p , , } ^ Henry Watson promise lq see HIXTII IIACI that the youm moundaraan get. * '* ” *• p)M># I a greet opportunity. If Harold H.i,ara'a Kune; 1 la ebla to flit hi. brother’s almea MlmejnsU I end win tlffe for the Lookout. T "m.lv' iiiek*, 1 It will eld lho local i>**rc*elli)U | True Ann considerably for the P n »«n t f X ' n l a Clmn . weak none i* mainly lo the hurl k k i i i t i i ItJ I log department. PIANO ItKI'll K IIN T A T IV K lias rdall dealers Stock to Icioidutc, cou.Utlna ut MW and used “spinets” small ■‘Btadloa” nnd grand*. Full In* formation In detail will be furStaked bp addressing "Wholeislo ’ *wr* Tb* llcruld Voung waa out l0,i*Y due to a sore arm . , . . M*rY Tamm nnd Gena Warren h!1V‘, Bt 11 ■ • • • P>«r ,n* • • • • Football la still ATTACK FROM REAR YA CKAXY w o t /A c IS—WABtad l STOP/ YOUSt I P t o T / you weeswyou WERE. DEAD , WHEN 1 G fir J * THROUGH WBETH Vt?U J SI AEETHf J By Jo M ih t r OFF-SIDE) ItuMnnruimri. i n mmin imi'ir'—aiimnul iiiaht 8rskr»ir. i D A N D U N H i S t t n t Operative 48, X CANTT w-walx l-I WUZ JU kT W-\a*UUN' along THE tH O K P-hCWN* UP. TRJfeH, WILL, k. honest/ M Li 1 1L i «’ W lr T l H fe ■ K 7 If' i % Under New Managameat Win* and Bear German Cooking NADER’S SHOE SHOP NORTH pARK AvR. I h iv e a new low price on O K Cement and Bond 8 I bcco. Cold Water Paint Several new ahadcs in Kyanlie Enamel. Heavy paste and ready mixed house paint. No. 10 Arcade Building, Sanford, Ave. I.D . Martin la totally differemt from all other 2&0 da'rgatr. representing 00,O00 organlted workers In Floridl, mot io Pensacola thla wavk for thirty-eighth conventjon of th* Florida Federation of Later. Among other *mstl«re they will dbcusa the legislative program for 1030. JOE PALOOKA K ltllaa lla tte n • a tU * n « Beateed O rlaade llta b w a v that is different" Mentzingrer Reports To Local Quarters agiinst Vrro llrurh Sunday nfterr the Halvaife, icbtiralddlng annlIrkririir wrre I • It'i ■ skillful croaa Letweeo navoonalae and oid-faaLioned bailed drwlng— with a special ptquancy allluownl Miraclewhip "w r b l ^ n«n a n Hk,,> I '* ry r m* CU‘du|„| lW' ’" .tart ’ ’ ’ write. „ ob Kuh, |„ ytfh, in Gigging*, ,,0,m • • • • H*1* Loretta’s Place M illions prefer this "flaVor Lacy Names First Team To Start In Leesburg Contest A' Mcllllllan . . . . “ If we don’t Avoid costly rrpslr bill*—use * Dealer A Gsy's paint—It's Hi* aeundrst defen-o against rot. Rtanky-Hogrrs llardwara Vo, WHOLEHAI.H S a n f o r d Pitcher Joins Local Team Athletic Directot of Seminole High Hrbool. Coach Leonard U cow iwc. i . Mcl.uraa tod*, announced that '; Wilier Bldg. Park V * rtial Preparation* tor tba *A|h. t w o im oai aopm oar Mb IIKVMT Mrt'I.A liLta, JR. latle Carnival to bo prevented o m ig g r g ir r Friday Mvrning on tbo gridiron » PKKNCIU I*TIUN3 tho Rambiolo Athletic Biadioia ACCURATELY bo»o boon finished. COMPOUNDED Coach McLura. atatod that the A T REM AR KABLY program will intiada building of human uPraisM* by both toy* REDUCED PRICES. and girl* of the three echooli OBTAIN OUR PKICB UN partIrfpaling, the HeraJnola tllKh INDIVIDUAL P f t t t S C R l F School, Oremmar School and the TIONB BEFORE FILLING. J*nk>r High School Volley ball YOU WILL BB 8URPHIBBD. 8 ms. will be played throughoet ■ evemnd. DRi MILLER Fealuring the event *111 he the A pU^ing of * Touch Foolball -by Itto Imja of Semlnola and Junior | filth Brhoola and a aoor*r gem* to ha played by the girU of the Q jw u l& k two trhoola. I A LF-tOLIia * Directing the program ere »th title In»truelore Demard Bchlw I...... ... I OfJfWAY r»rd. Min Betty Aiken, Coach A ftaaaetl McCracken and Coach: K. MrLucaa. The event atari*! f y promptly gt l:M o’clock and a V. targe altendanca la being expect *d to iee the first of |te kind in the hlatory dt the city. dcHdosS,TVyMira^cWhip—eoool ( ' -r * II n***Qcie fiflffr l) ft By H a M FISHER �m o W i "A / • . , l',T i ' , ~ ; •■' •,\-' ' ^ t S * ';* * '- VVi;it > it-*'1 '. ■ Seminole Coon Iy Produces N ore Fruit And Vegetables Than Similar Area In Am erica ’ ■ A I mif mmm' AN “ sw SANFORD, FLORIDA, A P R I L IS, 1038 NUMBER Established I n I M S ■e ampans hot Be Fi By Cover C o l d R a i n s , Sleet, ’And Drifting Snowi Harass Great ‘ Part Of E a s i e r n U. S. A TOUCH OF SPRING IN IOWA SIX MEN BADLY BEATEN IN COAST BOR RIOT ■ TA LL A H A S S E E . Apr. 5-Gnvproor Cone sad today he would not suspend the nine llflt*borough and Tampa official*. In It' dieted Monday In a gambling lo -p vrstiJtstkin unteu they are eonx F o u r Bodies*Found; vte'cl.. *The only chsrgg age|a>t these myn la m »deme*oor as 1 t ie * cuers Certain, underatand It", tb* Goieuior f Others Are D e a d added. "If • jury convicts them, , . ■ l> ASsScIM—< A w * I'll consider re moling then Tornadoes nnd flood*, twin I'm not go ng la do ait until the) mtnadea o f Spring, claimed 've bad . a fair and impartial trla V * ii ■23 I've* overnight sin the Tb* Grand Jury IndlcteH Sharlff South and canted widespread J. k. RaLeod, Pol ca Chief C J. property damage. Woodrhff, County Solicitor J. •Cold rain*, sleet and driftWinUou, SharifPa DepuUta E. C. . BU men were aeverely beaten and many others overcome by gma In a battle of 450 CIO atul AK of , tng snow harriaaed much ot Logan and Ed Vaaterl, Detective Chief W. D. Duah and ConaUblaa L unionists at tho Califorttia-IUwaiian sugar plant at Crockett, near Marlines, Calif. A sheriff, II eastern half o f the continent Hugh Culbreath, T . M. Gtavea and deputies and three statu officers quelled the tight which covered an entire city block. This picture Twisters killed 10 at Alicellta ry Boietnan. shows an officer coming to the aid of a down unionist. villa, Ala., yesterday and The Governor aaid that Solici­ *e*R»a were injured In Alabama, tor Wiliams, aa prosecuting of­ Mississippi anil Georgia. ficer of the Criminal Court.*! Record, -would bo dlaquatifleiL to Hwn|]nn by a rlntiHhitril, pronelit caaei because he hae bjkn Maintain Creek rwept away It Indicted. person* with combination genera) “I'll ■assign someone In h)> at»io and hum* at Ih" northareil p ace when lha matter cornea up," (lOOrsi* villaen rf Whlle.tnn'b r ie f s he added. Tho Jury which iudkted Telephone poles, burdened by sleet and wind, are xtgwn after the official* sent tho Governor a |anl nlslil, lie|ato,I report* from Ui« iiolninl .tilton rnporlcd la. Ihry snapped and Undid lop-sidr-up In I he middle of a country telegram requesting that ha aaaload near Anita, la., aa alert, snow and wind lashed tho entire alato pend the officials. deyr In a surprise appearance. Many uf the rural rchoeU had In bo cloned. f"* r b'xllca wtro n c i i 'r u l h Itainifrii s-id Ihrrr wan nul a | Warn yesterday. •Vhsnco In a thousand" inal any fiPti D ETR O IT, Apr. H.— (/ P i-A ■id lha nihrm r*cay<sl I he fluid Sialallsl Premier Ia^ni Illntil'v “mutually a. ttafactory" agreement * *.... . < “ n*1 W»* lorn wblsh caught tlieai |n tlirlr ending thc elrret car strike whtth Edmondm,, were mario-d In llicjhlll for dletatorlal powi-r* over »lTc* t, fatted 7D0JD00 Detroit commuters iiffieo office of County Juduc II. W ly Judge It. W..': Frnnce** Frnnce’s finance* wa* was di-fi-nlrd def Til" vlellai; ward lha JO meal , . find ether mean* «f.LrtiiM|Kir Ware yesterday. Hull, Wt-W w . ? , . , V - « » y am! nn l»vt?ll»rt-, 1 tWlastirr^TT. £st'afaclury prugress he* | were made for the formation of !ar| Under? 22. » b i llvml mad* In the annual membership tallon fur more thsu 3 f tiuura Daytons Urarh. in new rabincl l-y Edouard Da'nn* was rvachnl rally this morning. with (bam, and two «Ulti>’l drive of the Junior Chamber of , ,, . ,, .h e r , minister nf defense. Mayor llichunl \V. Ili-ailrlig unchildren whn |lv«w| itf o ti the Commcrre which opened here lee*. J, II. Miller, vico pniaidelil u f ' * . \ . , . nounred the slitUnn-nt Mt the cunreek. Thelma Hotmli Monday, Jeyrve off ItDie reported Iiadi.nl l*ro.iuet., Ine. of Akron. 8t » in“ i,,,Ur^ i c. 7 „ clutlou uf a meeting lu Ills «,rdCr. Dho, arid his wife whu arc tour- ’’,W. M" ‘ nt Wilhl1 * “ l? .of u,‘ Is Taken At Short least Day To Qual today. f.cc. mg the state spent yesterday af- Mcditcrtuu.-on «nd < hmu - vas One of a secli'n r,l tninvlo-, Recently elected Secretary It. Slrlkrri, im-inU'is uf tire Amal­ Meeting Last Night' ify FGr P r i m a r y ,F. Hart reported that during the teinuon in S anford., tht. gue.t ,v ,*,vlur “ f m.npowar appeured injured *a*rni| pi-rsont at 8argamated Assucistinn uf Aliei-l of Mr. and Mr., W. E. Randall. h“VL' away for the muRout. (la. | drive the Jaycee* desire members Electric llnilwny snd Mulur . j merit (rrhnicul aupenoi.ly or lir To tho north drilling tui"w j Over 35 growers nnd shippers t'nndklatrs fur offlcos subject that will take an active part In A (iftncirig M«rt>\ honoring o f * .'ud,r« J , I"tnrao in hhantui.g front a midweek siurtn which uf celery, and local business men, to the Democratic primary on lha work outlined for the coming Coach Employees of A merit-*, caused d*m*r* tatiiaal"J at plus four representatives of the Mny a yevlerday filed tbelr first year and that the organisation voted un the agreemrnt brfure re- fie al, slid employer* of the Han Province. In Spain the insurgents wrested mnro lhau a million dollars kept celery industry from .the Sarasota- rxiienso accuuuta with Clerk of lioct not solicit or Invllr dona­ sum ng wurk. ford-Orlando Kennel Club, will he Terms were withheld pending roads closed |n Iowa, Wliconiln. Manatee section, at a meeting at tho Circuit Court O, I*. Herndon tions. given tonight at the Dudsdrvad lofty Mount Tur well from tho completion uf the voting. Nobrsskg and Illinois Country Club ln.Oil*iulo, * mem­ government forces hemmed into I the Cdbrt House Iasi night t-n- . Ye terd»ywns al.utho last d«r In outlining the work of the Yesterday Detroiter* going to ber of the Kennel Club said today. the coastal ronidor souihwcat of greeting totnperaturos caumd thusesllcally portrayed tho pro- jrtr por.uni to qualify astandl junior trade body during the peat and flum their wot It climbed ahoaul heavy damage lu fruit crops In labia value to the relery Industry dates, The dance will la-gin at midnight. liarcrlorta. From Hits height Ihry year, Mr. Hart reported that the crowded motorbusea, hitch-hiked tould look duun IK mile- tu Vln< Tessa. Kansas, and Oklahoma. of a nationwide advertising cam George II. lit idge, of Long organisation has completed »ev- i idea with mutonata, hailed taxiHoutbom Indiana orchard It is paign. New Smyrna laolge Olfirlala Hinson the rnalt-tn roast, wood, who has entered the race rral beautification projects and Cuba, or walked. Aflrr a week of rapid advances will install the recently elrrlei estimated a (0 percent loss cu ,( However,' no action was taken , fur Beinlnolo County represents was also Instrumental In getting Downtown retail merchants re­ to.al Elk Lodge official, in rrre- through the writ urn fringes uf their pooch and *PPla orop*. toward reviving the Florida State t i n tunning In Uroup No. 1 filed several more started. ported shopping crowds 4(1 per­ “ During this membership drive," at tho Lodge Had tonight, Catalonia, reliel ticnrrul Krunro's St rooms swollen br malting Association, which was Incorpor I an expense account of ts l.ll. A cent tielow normal. Only 550 buses montCK recording to Secretary Rev. J. J. forv " yeatenlay found govern das ' total of |IS.2o of Ibis amuuut the Secretary laid, “ It D tho ■now and r*ln, menaced trafllc ntrd under the lews ot f i o r d weir Operating to serve an rati , . tlyulnM . „ , , Kcllrghan, who udded that ro- tW'"1 t**t»<»,>o' atlffeilnl auddrnly. in several states. to handle advertising for tbe In* j was |Dted as tens for tiling with purpose of (he Junior Chamber l.lKW.000 dally patron, “ f ||r,.*hmrnla will Iw served followThis was true pmltculariy in ' I1U I iluetry In 192H, errording to Conn, j t|,e County Clerk end quallfic*. of Commerce to strengthen Its mated the municipally-owned tianapor-, h# Hireling. mf#Un ,h* *outhern .,-clor . round Tormg the Agent C. It. I)**eon, breeuer ||un ( , a with the Douiocretlc membership not only In number ] _______ tusa, oil the lllvrr Ehm near the but alao to get men who want to tatkin ayalein. the small altrndanrc at the Ei»i-uil*o CumniKtue. In circuit court the city ul»... Mediterranean. work to the end that Sanford and A w A A n n n i n t P f t I T r k P rorr,ln*I If, J- Vhman, .camlldit* lor talned a temporary injunction reIn llarirloiiM, the -mlalDt-rorni ' le v Far fiom being discouraged, M r. reelnction lu tho House of Seminole County will be a better straining strikers from “ Interfer-j M p f> t T i m i t r l l f luunist labor union sski-d that N p t I S rh n m I p u r Usweon la making plans to coll lU-presentativog in (Ironp No. 1 place In which to live." Ing. molesting, picketing, da mag-1 W I11 lO n lg D l all eligible government rinployci 1 T C A I , U V I I V V I i c a t B tim|,ar n M rinr llf hMd, o( u ,, ,aslificatlon fee* at I I I ting or in any way preventing". ............ *— “ , , _ , o , , industry in tho ntar future at and another HO forpublicity. o|H*ratinn of buti-a or street car*. ' 11 ••rminal market price* D- sent in tlio ilrfi-nsc sfftiisliml*. YoungPeople Will It alau called f«r puwpplu pur­ AJI principals^ of Sambiolo ^hkh lime more definite plane Jauiea O. ttharon who la In the Unit* of lhe rommltU-s for in* *<"n®r*l^*r BMher than fur laal Lead Easter Service duatrlsl Otanty Schools *ro <*von posts [oT ptopoted program for ad- raco for repraeentallle In the nrganlxallon pledged tup- * l'i-k. a haavlep f, u. I> a Ire In- ify rovnninvnt Spain of dissident iR h . ™r ?"*r. „ 1,1 vcrtlalng celery will bo discussed, same group lilted qualification port to lha American Federation ^lltrf ,l"r) , Vloridu calory, aud elements. Members of young people's of Labor union that called thc ' track liutdDgs si |c piifiiipls Foreign Minister AIvsitx del 9 ?***!/l< “* * awmin o:la Coumy th# ggrasoU-Manat so sec.** foes s, lll.Su with »*00 spent °* ■ “, Itn,etlOT> “,7 Hon apparently more in favor of |0r gasoline In behalf uf hi* organisations of various rhurehs* strike at 4 a. rn. yesterday de­ msrkots roduci-d tu 135 cart as Vayo rxptcsscd confidi-nri- Cats* I . mrory Inataneo but one prlndlhan thc (r o . , r, ind t, ndtdatT. In th* City will Dad Raster -tin manding Ihft a qystem-wlde ten- compared with over loo r*r» lonix cuultl ri-sist the nh. l-. pals will continue la tho seme ,h ppers in this eectlon. the repIn I'sr.a, foreign offlcDU ssld In bis first eiptnta report, riaa services which will b* bald lorlty plan approved by volar* Istl fur s week ago. Member* uf die letmtsllvra from the lower cvUry- tlordon Darnett, candldala to at l:M o'clock Ea*l*r morning year be made rffccUvu Immrd- Ct-lcry Control Committor most France nnd llritsin hid reji-tird Tfc* only chang* *bo producing section of the S U U tho House of Representatives in Control Park on Park A*»nu* Dtaly. In tb in ot* and In tho Mritch the- Spanish government'* uppcal building hern tonight tu dlecui* that they drop their policy ul non­ 0* *• **• ^r°m last night Invited County i Agent running In Group No- 1. showed b*tw*»n Fourth and Fifth Hire*l*. Ik* WILon B*houl U U k o Mon- l>awMai lo >pcak on lhe subject expenditure of 111 for fees and Dick Mason, publicity mauagay action to Im( taken fur iho cum intervention in the civil war. v°* mid B. 0. ■t**l*- Prneewl Dy edvertlilng before • meeting ft for card*. for th* program, annuunced I Ins week. * Three government division-, in* Lnke Monroe principal. wae of ( ,nwrre end ahlppera 'With the fiarw»aU-M*tMler eluding the hard-tightirig l.i»U-r J. G. U-onardy. candidal* in A vmoved to Urn Wilson School for |h, t n«xt Tueails) A Dr»* choir of young people producing suction sdvucstlog *'ro unit, held the rebel drive for the the same group filed a report u'"*inl the lid," allow Ing full seu almost at s standstill. ■ft* f t f . . . . night. showing I I I . l t as qualification under tb* direction of Mr*-, W, W. A. Adams, who waa acci­ 'Teecken, It *»s indicated. The contending ferns fought s At lha short meeting last night fees. |7.a for card*, and IS4I R. McCracken will load tbs sink­ dentally shot hy Algernon Speer ihipmunl of the avkltablo .upwin be wmod *1 nsu m ^ t^ ^ pr^ nt UJ^ , . ing, bn nald. adding that about yvettrdhy while fur g**o|in*. hunting fur pty *nd tha Hem|nu|e County fuw tnlh-s north id Turlu-ui and . . * *. tn m u d ihumulTM i i In lha County Comml*tlon*r “M boys and girD have altcnd- deer In >hs Toaohatchlu gsms section advocating heavy pro the rebels Bpparrnlly have been T m c lw ^ e a were tbe *rln equals. Mfiiulv "•oullF B »*preaa«d l hemasDee la T T . m * ,r< f»vor of on edt.rtUing program, group, D. L Thrasher, candidal* ad prnclica* bat mors are need­ preserve below Ftert Christmas, rats, a mnlroversy arose belwssn enable lu advance fur two days. Guvuimiictll dispatches said thu ’i T*1* C ew ly Agent Wild of the Cor reflection from District No- ed. sspsctally boys.'* The net | was report ih ) todsy as la.pnivbig the sections |a*t week but this d •* * V*9* t reeu'ta of the peet-esrd advertia t reported an expendilura of IM Ptootk* will b* n**t Tucsdsj’ rap dly from th* superficial in- la But expected to re-occur *lnc* coastal rusd which rt-msin* the The pilnclppls and tb »night at 7.-W) o'clock al tb i Junes sustained whan ha wa* the shipping allotment |« „ last land link between llarrelnns. for qualification far*. O. J PrwcbytarDn Church. Mr- u *io i struck by a number of No. 3 pel- parted lu bs conaid*r*bly .higher and Valencia suqlh of Turtosa still *** ? ,“ bl1 m r * '° |tnM r r & Iw " ’n polnlod out that of candidate fur Cum missPmer thla week than tbs 65 ..penant Was living iist-d Lu transport sup­ bta from Mr. Speer’i gun. tbe aarnn district. r*| n w mJ i' No. no 1- Ssmtnole lHsi, ' 1** 6,000 *Jv»rlUlng Dlalrtct 1, Seminole lllgn distributed j - . lrlhulMl o,m u»h rh. ocwlery, .„ o ,> prorat* finally decided upon at plies although it was under fire. through lha rcaurtssy Hoepltal officials repartrd that expenditure at t f t for qudllflca _____„ O. E. McKay* Sanford of the Florida Power nnd Light thel Th# rebel* were trying to crush s had rested wall during the Iho last mooting hoc s u m , Junior High. H. M Morrle; gen Company, wrll ever 100 replies llon fees. I l l tur publicity and New Hose Nozzles night und that no complications available supply of cef-ry 1* the unexpected resistance hy llu­ an additional |i for ga«o|ina In ford VocntlonaL Mtae Kebecta have been received t* dale. A t Fire Depertmen war* expected which might delay probably considerably lowi-r, mpier* of tho gtcat electric plant* behalf of hi* campaign. M- B. *iurr'/mwi I •' Sanford Grammar. It. The Celery recipe folders In­ Gruwan and shippars *»d oth- north of Babguer and at Tri-rnp recovery. fe Kipp; Sanford Primary. Mrs. cluded with the cards lute* keen Smith *l o a csodidate for com* Th* laDst development In ho* ' Jsmea Pureer, who wag taken era hilerestod In th* scllvltiea af which have supplied virtually all SUU* P. Arrington: W«st Hide furnished through tb* court**) mUston*r from District No. L aadclsa far fir*-flghtDg have baoi to th* hoepltal ysstordsy uncon­ the Control Commlttso >r» In of Culslunia’t industrial plants. showed aapeudllureo which to­ Primary, Mrs. Mericas 8L John; of the Chamber of Commer ce hut A unit of General Solchsgs's the tneetlwg added ip the squlpount at th scious after the truck which he vRad to attend taled Ills * , and listed t u for . PrimarT. B n . VM M e new nnd larger list of celery army sulking 'cast from Bensqualtflcaiion foes; M M for po­ P in gtatloo. P in Chlaf Mac was driving crashed Into a road* which baglna at V:S0 oYluck recipe* It being peepored by * bsrre reported it hxd captured Cleveland reported this morula) aide ditch, was reported la w night. No. « ; Lyman School. Demonstration Agent, Mrk. Gladys litical card*, sad M A I for gaso­ Tramp after a rapid clean-up of The osw noaaia*. Chief CDv# “•at Disc lory** condition. line. Jr.: Imho Mary. & Kendall. Tillage* the west. M ORE C ITR US B OUG HT 9 . A Dyson, candidal* for I*- load aaid, aaa ha odjaatod Juxt auDid* Tremp D on* of election to tho Board from Dis­ a* t* taska a apray or throw i T A X SYBTBM WORK! KB C IT Y T O M A P P L E Q U KX N L A K K L A N D - W J - ^ Feder- Ih* moat Important iDma In all trict Ha. t, lg the - only CumraU. heavy straowi aw th* Mas* and L N E W YORK. Apr. »*■ ~ ST. JO H N , N. B.. Apr. 1 ,-0 9 ) al B urplu Commodities Corpora* Spain- H supplies water power tn *loner who Ig without opposilte*. th* only oqclpmsnl which the da Mr*. David Brooks, the B i t a w l bos at praaaat witl — LegDIxtlon D being sought by tlon announcod psrchssi-s yester­ th* largest of lb* hydo-etcctric HD first expense Adelaida Moffett, last n( showed lie for goaliflcatioB tone- which it aaa aatiafactorily esmb*< tha city of 8t. John whoraby Ih* day of 39,000 boss* of Florid* cit­ plsnU. aouorad aha had temporary system of collecting rus or 73 carloads. Average priea* or aiaxiDr flraa. L. IICM* v kalian •* relgw i Carol*** weekend visitors *r* low wawlaa ware tasta taxes through employ would paid war* M cents far U. S. No. S fw Hhn odsok voIDj M N I D vaeaat td sma permsnenL Th* preeenl and U danfs for U. S. No. t. T* blamed for tha loss of ®°r* than f**U*aI, the FSCC has pun bsrad 1,009,000 I roe* In KnXlDh for*#t I and Pslmatu A»# porary srrw fC n ifb expires U r,V m tiros sloe* tb* first of tha yaag. r4 V ' MPAS? box** *C lr*7fl t Terms Reached In < Detroit Street Railway Strike^Sty 'nev^ P,aP1| ir?» C a jn p a ig D Preparations T o Form New French Cabinet Are Made Agreement Voted On v.„ iu>. ,'f ca.piriiu and Premier Blum’s Bill B e f o r e Workers Chilly* CaKnitly ,,f Hanford wt-ru Seeking Financial R e t u r n To Jobs "'*,rird •'/ county n. w. Power I Defeated Being Progress M a d e In Jaycee Membership Drivje i s c u s s e d Expense Accounts • School and I'urr No Definite — .* w Roosevelt Plans New.1 Pump PrimingDrll Through RelU P u b l i c Bi Cette Refuses To Otis ;ihd!cted O f f I f B e ii fore C on vlctfr -Of Jurors' Ch Mountain Creek Sweeps Away 13 Value Of Celery 'Candidates File More Cash Relief Needf Action Yesterday Wns Also Principals X COIltrOl L/OmillittPC Will W.A.AdamsCondltion Is Reported Improved 18 Million"Pei Receive Public Hopkins Says Unj ployment Load Be Materially Cut WASHINGTON, Apr. A — (A P J— President _ IloosoVBlfc told u pro** conference h!a $ 1 ,000,000,000 caUm»1 fo r work relief In the next flscnl year would have to b« ; Incrcnaed, Ho mentioned fto figure. Thu President also skid A new public w ork s program was under discussion hat no dec!* rUm has Ik-cii reached, lie gaV* tin figuii’ in this runnecUon either but |l.[iOO,iHHt,nno was what wns reliably rrpurL-d to ha V Mili-ring. '..34 Harry Huphins, WI’ A Administrutur, in trslimiiiiy before the Scnatu Unemployment Committae, , -irgi-d Cmign-'s lo provide a i 'permanent security prugrsipvUH Iiiim*iI on wih), histrsd of a dlract rvllef, llu catlmsteil m.miU.OflO peradM worn n-n-lvirig public aaaiatofb* at prrM-nt as compared with' IT milium in tin- winlur uf H W M L i Ilo said ennui unr inployment kt- j wnya will Ih- with ua but ft “ nlisolutely ntupid" tu Ihlal It* could m l lo mlural to rrt»|y low levels". The Kvtintv, nearing a final vote on Hie new irvrnuv mescurv, icjecls-tl n prnpuMil tn Increase ll -Milan,* an t*s*e Fite) Wilcox Hits WPA For 1 Firing L'arl Thoner \ ORLANDO, Apr, R.—W — i Muik Wilcox, (unilndsto for the ; senate, sprnking at a political j rally here last night, rapped the ■ Winks 1'iogrrss Administration In Florida f»r its net ion in firing J r*t! T. Thoner, Tamps WPA photographer mol foreman of th* ] grniul Jury which indicted nine county nnd d 'y officials for per- ■ mlttlng gambling lu Tamps. Wilcox mid (hr account of tb* discharge of 1 holier, ss published t in The Txuipa Tribune, “ is ahork- 1 ing in the extreme." lie declared ‘ It has kern appsrrnt for lonM 1 time that rertan offlclstc have liren using the WI'A as s vehicle lor ImildHig up ii powerful polllit si inArhitiv, but it would now sp|H-ar tbut the WI’A Is to k* nss-jl as n means nf intimidating law enforcement officers." "The WI’A was established lo uffuril relief for the unemployed und I voted lu appropriate mil­ lions tn feed the hungry, but un­ fortunately too much o f tho money is finding It* way into tha pac­ kets of political parasites. Now, If it la lu Iw used to prevent tb* fearless sod imparl Dl Invv*liga­ tion uf crime-—such conduct D veaniDlous und should b* etm* drmned by every law-abiding cltDcn." N. Y. IIANKKR WEB ~ MIAMI tlEAt'll (A'j-WarreB Wakrman flute. 71. of Walking Glenn, N. Y., died *t hi* Winlar home hero ycstcrdiy of a heart attark. Hu was president o f Ut* Watkins Halt Company and tb* G!en National Hank. Flncldn t-snkrr* discussed phoney money nnd living problem*; at their forty-fifth annual cottvaolion at thn Hollywood Beach Hotel Huuday, Mnmtsy and Tues­ day of thla week. Included on tha program wts Julian T. Bsrbaf, U, 8. Secret Service, who talked on "Tainted Money”. LOCAL WEATH norW *i partly cloudy, terari IUund*rsbow*r* In . Portion this afterooob Bad Bight Bnd In central portlo night or Raturday; Ow ‘ north and w*st contra) _ tonight sod la eratral sad rast portions Bstardey- ■w „TH.. -a------- IflSflBii 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 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 07, 1938; <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/2801f282d044c3557a97c44928bd28b7.pdf 18988e0bd935ebb2371041a244cf03f9 PDF Text Text ^ntJcSU1'A■| A F lu E ■ W fty uanpjSif, FFA PRESIDENT ENROUTE TO HAWAII STRANGE AS IT SEEMS—By JOHN HIX * • ( ; '. _ CowtlawaV Frew Fees Om l a that a mill ary dlHalor h •a: too* danger from tome lieua d t o r other who think, he can I Um country better than hla >, Franco would “pay back*1 tmao'lnf and Hitler for the many tenaanda of Tolontem and mil* M l of doJHr* worth of equipment they h a rt *en> h'm. Tha Insurgent lender'* flrat etep in foreign pol'ry might be lo pro* d a ta the Independence of Spain M d emphasise her filemlfhlp for Oafiainy and Italy, Th!a prraemably would bolster the petalIge of European dealor* Vti ahlpa by Increasing their narober I 'b a t. for popular Hpanlrh con* gumption, deny that Franco hid * \ traded ftpaln’a Independence for ■Italiah and German aaalatance In j kto war aganat the repub lc. u. i Neal Franco preaumably would r make economic conceaalon* to lire dictator nation., probably allowI1 lag them to ryd o lt aome of ; hpola’a natural reaourrra and throwing their way aa much trade AI S ward rained nation could giro S)r th a ^have-not" not on*. I*,! , Frisco I* ripcetrd lo make »<•i- cret m llltiry treallea with GetL' many and Daly to c o m eventu* ‘ alltlra In ra»e of a general Eutn; peati war. lie might permit troop* (a p a n through Kpain and let ^ 1-Germany end Daly eatab'Dh aeryot naval b**e« on ,8|ia(n‘a Metl* Iterra nean coat*. Such ronrraalon* would menace France In two way*. Troop pa*. tag* would forte her to patrol t^ree border*—the Spanlih, Dal­ ian end German. Naval baae* In the Spanish Mad tarranean would tktM tan lo rut off communication with her north Afr'ran colonic*. id , A* lh# Inevitable penalty o( civil war, Tranco would have to turn lo an outside power to gel money to rchabl Hate his country and run hi* new govemmeni, and Ike natural spot* for cradlt would be London and New York. ..British and Amer'can nbaerrer* atom lo think ihoit nation* hold a trump card In an economic gam* with Muaaollnl Hitler In Spain, after all, llllltr and Mu>aol'nl era climplng down to keep ntonay In their countrlaa. At th* tame tlma, London I* looking for Alter* lo Invest money and the Unllad State* la willing to ppy cash for Spain'* rork and o'De ail. Franco will be aoreiy tempted ta carry water on both ahoulder*. Spanish Insurgents Drive On To Sea As End Of War Is Seen Ctntlmied Pc*"* Pats n«* at Tortoaa, 180 mile* auulheasr of Barcelona, and had set up mt-rhinc gun* and field ariillery rone mantling Ihe latl h'ghwuy In link the two aerlinn* of gorerunient territory. The trbel gun*, frowning iluwn on Ihe Kraboaid road, severed ull trafflr between 'lie north and south. In algid of Ihe lledltriranea i on the Miutli end touching the Freneh hinder on the liorlh, rebel armies began closing the Jaws of a giant trap about Catalonia, neat gf Ihe SpiiiDh government, Soviet Hum !* last n'ght tvjrcled a Japanese protest lh a arcused lha Hovluta of lending mildary aid to China in her war wi'h Japan. Foielgn Commlsar Matlm U>vt* Hoff deneil the Soviet HovelnMent had aenl any army detarhwteni* or offlcrr* to bolster Xhkia'a forcea. q "Any derlarailon roniradicting Ihl* fart and Inrapnhle of verlfica1km,” IJiM noff declared, "cootd have been la d only by clrr ra which already vie well known for their ■yatemitlc fabtlca' on of alt kinds of false icports with ibo obJecla of sharpening ralatlon* beIwawn Japan and tha Soviet Uakm.” The Japanese protest delivered earlier yesterday try Ambassador Ms morn Eh'gtmhau, warned that Hus* a would bare to "aasum* re* speauUilty for Ihe conaequencea” if auch aid root Inusd. fflSSaaaa- fto e fr a fa n m in in g f a r t ,, e B f ll t tL y UHPBR& RO UH P/ 'H VOtfcm t, OhWK, Sfbff&J PiMP p)Ucm NADER’S iFIttiltCUND TOWN in the iliigoul post office uiul cloud, tome hk It aeetna, Coober bank. Only Ter idiotl|ierIods rarli 1,00(1 feet I ■’reliun opal min'rui day do the minrr* rtf till* .<range Just as fiery b d ll entirely under- town we daylight j Ihelr wnrk, Inin the rl< it rou'd wn k right over ivcreat on and n'erp nil 'nki *'chulu oral I knowing It talaled. piece In the odd little hunitui high wind • i two utulii rcaauii* vvliy burrows. ahtnuda fnni . of roober I'edy chow ACCIDENT IN TIIB CLOUDS with the di - town Instead of build* One of Ihe Miangeal kccklen's collapsing, t lentni In the Stuart on te'nrd to»>k plnra it few yearn entangle Hie of Sou'ltern Austrnlln, ago high lit Hie rlotida over ChanF.m lly tl er of on open plaleau, tt* Field, Chicago, during n mas* hole wns tor nrmrily. pararliute Jump ng rahibition. | bag. Again , mi Intrtiso li the heat Sergeont* ti. Schneider nml B u 'r* 1 *n*o irnlhin stu there during I_ T. llcrval were among f.ve'once more tl r Kmnl lii tin t I fe out- niniy mrn ttlm jumped from 11,000 jlhemaolvai,^ Imotl unbet rahle, even fee! an lh t rnnierna might innke Ueedad 'n a I • i |ir»v ill lha y m r i record «f Ihelr drraenl. A fifty |oth#r, ana b mlle-nn-hoiir wind tens blowing ■>' ,'ng. ter« in fnolle c I’isljr ls ,the lime. | Tomorrow in under'grmind Htureaj Their otijec ire waa n flurry Bh’id. m e |n «i kin 111>-» LD. Martin Coast Line Will Receive South’s Largest Trains SANTORO MARKET REPORT f t hi I b f l 3 5 -| l ill, m Hdlit mil I'KL'ANb . i *««. tnnmi* vn r 11!•** Ill* MbilHrl full la Kami, jmr |ti„ masriiiitlvri I'Kt'l'MIHt Hu, nura^| ii 21 Itatir WnmlrrN, orel« *4u.i 111y (I A, M i*** I Iiiim. tils., WdihIi is kihhI, 12. lllillMml. $| f(, | hiTATOKH; NaHharn* Mftln* aHfp#>n MmnilnlMN, I'lVT M |s. frw i ll l«; *1 9 Mil’ll t«. 4 3*. Lt.lV flU ’ATUl’sM: H11111111*•P* MiirLFntlf, *»*• iri* tlMniml f«lr, iiiurKei kIIkIiIO 'i’ll.!*; 'i. m| riiMM*r. I*l.» llllaa TiUntti’l*-. btim I H 3k, Li*■la1*1PW. f rfU , f !•*Ill tfrutlc A fMM'k. N" I k. II in ||.|b . Ho. 3#. | | . 6«; 11«o trh). I I'F t’DlfltlirrHull, No 1», U ’lifr Twlffn. no »*IN|.AI»I*I.|;n HiLkii «| I. ©ft«. H. I. Fair 3« *•. N*» Hu|*|illm ll %I*1HI$I1K K li, p»r «iof bun. |l<4*98 filiala*r- 8$141SI*’. k.i xt.Kalr HPIHArili Flu. »»»»• b«Mko lit Vid1* n * lU n» r it * («■* N il Pii|i|iVltiis N *•w lain. I.|.»”, W hU ihI twanil 1 m it lA M H F i n . HIM. M k lB ^ Y n lo I»aw I'rfsiknoltS, quftlllV njir*. 11 Wltiir, tmr |»> |m*. ls~.se! .a * HTIt AIVMFII l| I KM r.«ri »IM« ’ '.I 1M HWKP-r I-..T m m k * Noetbsru. sum ti-Vir lllWHf. Nat Hll|i|i1lrK. r» aV UVnrl Hnuihrm, <Ia1. ..f- W.v2k IHiTATOWH: iHnrih^rnl MBIn* Eu Miiqi' i,,r 'L *‘"'T baa*. »I « iJT/ niMATOHSt aHPplls* lUtbl I t' * rnsli.t mmlrrslc. matfcrl SISsilV, KIs. I.H.SS erle. a.... .. I* lbs. ,.7^ i- t' T ' i-s r«««s 1* uuaiiir o , - -. . . . . , ^■Htbsun ei.odiiTne •!,»»«• a lumlsas. all length la nearly 111 f r it and W.TUIPKi n M rni„ r 11 tv -l’ as. Nil I.ski« I be v tower 10* feel above the __ __ „ fair In Kn.«t uusllly.Il.ts; I.CUN , nry. ,w * •cares b n*e«. tr i* «st«. track*. Their weight U approxi .14 ci i* d - mn' , ' ,r IKI0;tK'0 ^K’U,K,,■T*1* ‘*n,!fr „ . mam. light. markyi *i*«4p *• *8 feet long and ha* capac ty pi*. 4»a Ku |iM„ ,> .in., bun ;for 54.000 ga'lonaof waiter and <— ?? nVt'.Vn. nf ~ l1' •moB* Chocolate Beans Burn To Raise The Price W HO SHOPS FOR TH E B E ST C BELIEVE th* woman who m tbicrib* to this new spaper approcU t* pur alfoila to plv* them th* v*ry lat**t n*w»—fM tuns and ssnrlc*. How, a* a a add*d batur*, wa ar* prapar*d to oflar our sub* ■oribon a wid* s*l*ctioa of Jtmaxtca'g loading maga* rinea In combination w ith our now spapar. W Every woman w ill nngn—Uomahly find this offer a dally b*nefit in fashions, beauty hints, and homo* m aking suggestions. Thrifty shoppoxs who com pare values day in an d day out w ill quickly realise th* substantial saving now available through THE ECON­ OMY BEADING PLAN. , . "r ■ ' 1* * - X* *■ I Ask our carrier today to give you the complete details of this offer end chboee your favorite magexlnee T h e S a n fo rd H e ra ld WASIIINHTON. Apr. I. - {IP)— Haas*wires way Ilk# Ihelr coco* •Stop b it African Gold Co* t fatwwrs who i«In* It am miLbtr tar* about prwsnat p rie s. "A Coco* lias birtui tha r»»l “golde l lha fluid G out until rrotnily. my* t t a Natinaal fltographic KMiaU, la tba 14th century U e h Lomond la 8cMDn4<a Igrg- th* Havana fpaeta'. O lu r train. » WH. * will b* equipped abort y. Loretta's Place I 1* Hs A* MORTGACB LOAN* * "■ i JH1URANCB ■" ■-*1^ OYP ft COMPANY - % CORONA : . ern e > IK One Inr by e ayndlralr PORTABLE ! I The Jury’* act Inn fame a t the TYPEWRITERS j , (lln u a of the mn»t i r n a t onil In1 jvratiga km of gambling eeer run* Thh kind yoe’ve ih n jn durted here. wanted | For lh*ec. weeks, working from , morning until n ght, the Jory bail $39.50 to $69.50 l hammered away at the bolfta and lot'rry rjrk e a with unprecedented Very reasonable terms vlgo*. When wllnc-aic* became re* hwti.nl to testify they wrro locked See then at 'n jail until th ey . were ready lo 1_ I I . 1 talk. HAYNES ( “l don’t know” and •'I can’t ro* incml;er” *to«t who ly unaccepn r n c B m a c t iin b c d 'lable a . mower* lo the Jury'a 100 W. P in t SL Iquex’.lnn* nhoit gnmbllng, bollt* and the Cuban lottery. , IV.Inexact awaggrred boldy Imo the Jury room at Meat, bat after i . Latter Poucbrr, center, o f Large. Fla., 18-year-old national Lou Feldman, employe at Kl Dorndo, went to Jell over the week­ prcaldent of ihe Future Farm er, of America and n npnomora at W e foal o r e Um HEW end for refusal to talk, aubpocnaea ihe U nleenlty of Florida, la en route to .llav.Vll after a rlilt to became more respected, (He Chicago elock y ard . *myn»eet p( Jamo* .H, Boylc, luff, hcod 9 / u r iiiU a j Thoae afraid of an ■vcr-wklen- cattla buyer, and G eorge'X .S 'o w ^ ^eiiirht.‘vlce-proaklent of Swift |ing net fled the city, ami gamblA Company.* Poacher will represent the 100,000 m arital* of F. F. A‘ . .Ing waa closed by degree* when the gambling h'gh command waa on Hie mainland a t a territorial convention of farm you'll* on the ll I I llf T M U l OLD WAY convinced the jury niecnt business. laland of KauaNfron, April • to 14. Juror* themre'vr* raldodfganibl* log place*. W thnut warning and Mr. Shaw Proi RTRIKR IN RT. LOUIS p'ugglng all iroaalhte tipaff* be* 8t. LOUIS.—(41—Ad ratimalrd Shaw IWO member* or the American forehand, they wrn; to El Dorado, A Toast ‘T o M I rn Day'* Lolita aland on Morgan ___. _Federation of Labor will atrlke rtrrel and Charlie . Moon’* negro Id IN DON. Apr. 0, —(AT— | here today on all publ'e conilrucgambling house nl Crnlml uvenue HoorgL. Daman) Hl.nw w»* up m ,tlon work financed by Federal and Harr'aim el Id* «|d trick* the dtlmr dny. (grant* in protest igalnat 'he hlrphotograph*. Tli* loaalWMter a t a itud'n |„g or non union men in roconAt F.l Dorado, white rjunildcr. lonrheon lo etl*brale the atari stru rto n work on a Mlaaouri washed, they nelred and hiuled away c wastebasket full of cur* ren.y, an arsenal of gun* and tear ga* bombs, gambling parapher­ nal a and record.. The record* rnvnlng a period of' SHOE SHOP • everal year* end i ndrrstood to hare Included gambling ”1. O. NORTH PARK AVB. U.’a" of a number, of Tampan*, were cloaely studied. Impetus to ’the Inquiry waa given by the m uidrr of Tito Rubio, fire lleu'enant of the gam­ I l u r e a new low price on O K Com m l and bling industry anil front man at El Bond Stucco. Dorado. The shotgun slugs that Cold W ater P«lnt Matted Into him .at hi* homt early on the morning of Mar. p alto Several new shades In Kymnlxe Enamel. Heavy PHILAItRLl’IIIA, Apr. G. _ 4 F ) b'ew Ihe lid off Ihe gambling In­ —Cup Clark. I’lillmlelpli’a 1'lvll ■ paate and ready mixed ftotue palnl. dustry. ll»*' rat<h»r. bits one dlstlHctlon No. 10 Arcade Building, Sanford, Ave, The poultrrman who over- no baseman can lie for l» 't »eir rrowd* hi* liroo<|rr houae la •on. lln played In three different likely to lw penalited with lick league*—Willi Rarrumento, 1|nu:i. chirk* nnd with underweicht I”n and-Culumbn*—and hit <>vcr .300 with each r|ub. bird* ut m arkrt time. M lF -M L Iia euw-Tin c H fc ? $ooofieii>6nftm>m i «*f Cracks Down .* On Gambling �V?jr?T.f7’T ^ aofrw 1 V * r r *T - B u fo rd la Tho Only CoalrxJ da C ity Afford tag Kill,, Highway And W ater TrxnnporUlioo Seminole County Prod urea More Fruit And Vegetable* Than An> ’ Similar Area In America ^ANFORD. FLORIDA. WEDNESDAY. APRIL 6, 19.18 TRAPPED MEN FLEE ELEVATOR F Industrial Co m in issfonerTo Head Fed­ eration’s Lobby At 1039 L e g i s l a t u r e Cold Weather Lashes Back A t Mid-Weft INSURGENTS SPLIT GOVERNMENT TERRITORY' In East. West Snow Reported Wyominghastward; Koston Experiences Business Suffers In China As Opposing Armies Struggle To C a p t u re Lunghsl XoprovalJPlaced On New_Dealers France Battles, Over Finances TtiueJ*} Success Reported In u Organizing Citrus Loyalists R e o r g a n ­ ize Cabinet To In­ clude All P a r t i e s Government Area 'i •»* <A P)—The Florida F edera­ tion of ta b o r, nearing the end of Its 38lh annual con* v « t Ion. unanimouxly n*eleetnl P rw ldent Wendell U. Ilello n fo r th e eighth con* retentive term . Ilealon also urfll head the Federation's lobby at tho 1939 xtatc tegix-j M e d ite rra n e a n Sea Ilium to support o holt of bill! <ndarvwd bp organ l t d worker*. I’hirlm K. Silva w u renamed •u « n u My A«>n(Lilud Prut* The H f e t t s of tho w ar wen* foil IimIhv hy the neu­ tral lint inn* ami non-comhat* a n ts on Iwii sides of tho world. While I under guards in Franco |in>|iuml for n flood of refugees from omtuflUed S|mln, Prem ier I amiii Ilium’* demand for emergency pow­ er! over France’* finance* p iiu d Iho first r rue 1*1 l e t wh-n Clutm* . brr of Deputies after biller deboto Tha Fader at Ion endorsed tho , voted approval of ihe finance bill IUmkhwH administration. It. »l»o ly Ihe small majority of 00. Five men wire burned fatally and 17 uiherx were Injured.in an irtruruh'd a ila ti supported Irt'n In the Orient n» Chinese armlea Inr khlp for persona who would rxplorIon and fire that swept through a great grain elevator at 1 struggled ilespernlely In hold tho fnttitrn In m m im h ip for • liv­ New Orltana—but those shown here are among the number who vital l.unithni rorrldor In Central ing. escaped uninjured. They uied ropes sml ladder* lo descend from China ajrainsl Japan's met banJames Whitney, dlrwtor of etlie in n s Ureas tempera* Q ■ Jf . . lied power, business—Chinese, forla lo o ry in lu Florida eitru" Japanese and Oreldenlal—suffered r r r. .lightly below free*. worker* In n labor federation, tow drills ctbned soma severely. report«1 aome lueeoii. Ilehiml the I lira In Spain, tho _Yoaterdry cattli fencing em­ llairrlnni government** preQllbr, broiled the Federation In a Juuu Nrgrin, revamped his eab* tod, but brief, dliruulau I hirt In make ii u peoplo'a front '• adoption of 1 with ull political and geographic lo "haro nothing to do with Interests represented. At Ihe front a furious bottle n -B y TouristU^ommissionecH Hc*r t ih a Three Others Burned raged for pnaaevaion of TdrtUM, a ll la endorse legislation to keep llresteek off tho highway i drew An Extensive Adver­ Medical Society Re­ r!5o*^ ■ A re R e s c u e d ;i Ihe Inst scrap of lerrliury.beiweon insurgrni forces and the atatemanti that auth action would Isxw e'l' F o u r Unidentified the govrtnment' In-Id Mediterranean tising Program Ad­ quests Action Ta­ One of ihe mivsl interesting joopordiia other labor bills U> be -------coast. proaenied In the 1030 legislature. of nrodlework and bin'll i Many routine matter* wrre banCIIICACJO. Apr. * —<J*v>—flnv. vised For Next Year ken By Commission exhibits Once <he last resistance at -Tour labor progtsm will be In­ The weekly meet fug of Ihe en Irn-n died today In s flte Ihat craft over displayed in Banfnrd, died by ihe llnj'il of Counly Tin loss is wiped out, rebel (Jensr* jured If you hava anything lo do Chess i ml Cherker Club wu. held Following a reqursl by ihe was a-si-mbled Monday In th'" j Commissioner* after > ' reconvened Ffforti to Interest members of wllb this fencing pro posit Ion," Chamber of Commerce Hull'llnit1yesterday afternoon In roiillnue ill Ihe Valdes Motel last night. nlliii bed Ihe upper Iwu flm'rsi rl Franco is expected to converge Ihe Florida celery Industry in on Seminole County Medical Society for Ihe "Hohtry" program of tli<* Ihe regular monthly nircing. said J. D. Drew of Jacksonville. Additional round* In ihe chess of a h"l'-I center Ul H*il West on tlarerlona, (‘atalrela'a main Others said labor ahouhl take a t-idrasiva notion-wide advertising Ihe Board of Counly Commis­ Hanford Totrrisl Club The rerep .! On million. Tax Collector Jno. tout i i u i i i i ul were plated. Madison hire' t on,I th'-n spread seaport olid rapllal of govern­ stand to -put tiro lives of humans enmpn gn will hr revived at a sioner* passed a resolution in their lion room of tile Chamber of I). Jinkili* wan uu'hurirril >o putIn Iho roof, of two adlotnlni: ment Spain, from three directions: Northwest from Turtaao up tho shove ihe lives and liberties of r a t­ meeting railed by County Agent regular meeting yealrrduy to Com meree Building wa* lillrd HiveltHy eleeled Aidler Dodge hotel.. The victim* wer-' either C. It. Dawson to be held at the postpone ihe rrferendrm on the • Hh *11 types of hobby display*, rooslnl highway Hmuixh the port tle on tha road*." nffirials for the coming jvnr Tho federation, holding Its Court Ilouso Thursday night at proposed Counly hospital. will Is- Inslalleii in rrrcinnnie* hurued lo dealli or siitfucated. of Turfujioua a dislanca of 85 rani Ini from embroidered tru thirty-eighth annual . convention ft:00 o'clock. Three oilier l*er on', Includin'; miles; at tin- Klk's Hall tonight, ar* sol* to a collection of Inner The Commissioners at a special Shortly aftrr Ihe beginning nf Due rnst NO miles from con* hero, defeated by an overwhelming roid n g to recorder liras Ion a fireman, were burned and So Valentinos dating back to 1913, voice veto a proposal |o have a sal­ Ihr current celery season an ef­ xcssion on Mnr. Ill passed a re­ Walls and doors nf the room llnnilcy, — Iiit-n were burned. Three of the <|ueteil l.erdn; Koiiihwest from the sector aried president prohibited from fort wr»* made In lo'tnrh an ad­ solution rnll.ug for Ihe sprciil were royerad with beautifully d« d< n,| were Iniiiied nlnm.t beyond vertising program for the indus­ rlrrtloll I" nubmll lo Hie free* signed quilts u,„| bedspreads, hotd'ng any other salaried job. A,i im porlant niM-ling nf th« feet Bullion. Identity of four of where the teliel left wing Is now Hrd this been adopted, It would try this year but failed breattse hotdrm of Kcminole Coun’y, "the while |t|g a Lr.blrs were laden Scininnle I'o u llry I'rO ilurers A*. Hie vleiliii. could u'd Immediate ninpping up rinodding resls'aneo have required President Wendell “It was too lair in Iho season." s 'I |UIll'll Hill he Ill-Ill III the ly l*o t'Vluli|i,di''il There welt* 12-*, near Ihe l-'rpitrh I-order. wllh nuinerou. nbjt-rls. Chamber queslion of whelher or not a tax Frunro was said In have given Hsalon to resign ellbor from th.‘ Tho leaders In Ihe industry, ex­ Semuioln High H< lust>| Thursdsy xue.ts In Ihe boiol. of fornm rrre official < reported. labor office or from the chairman­ pressing an almost unanimous levy, not exceeding two mills, litxh* at g th) ncluik. H'-cr'-lury Firemen foitgl.l |b,. blare in a strict aiders lo all commander* Music Ihroughoul the evening ship of the ita le Indus iris I com­ op'ninn that "advertising pays", should be prodded lo create funds ws* In ini.he,I by Wlllsrd' Con­ Abs II, Jidmson nimouiucii in aimwHiorm. IT,.- Maisbul M|rlis'-| I tvit t llsico'ooa was not lo bo mission. He recsiroo no salary as advised that an extensive adver­ for-** County Hospital." But in nolly and Charles DeWare. An da), adding Mini |)r, M. W. Km- CorriHsu ini.I Iho fue ntarlod by ru h jri'id In severe hombardmont tbs labor pres dent, lte gets It,- tisement program would be con­ view of th r furl that Ihe Medical oihor enterialnmenl feature wai mi t. ul Ihe Florida experiment sponiai"’OUs roiubtii.iioii In a under uny clrrumslnnrrs. Ho waa MO a year as tho Industrial com- sidered for next year. Society asked for th r referendum several exhibitions by noy Henuts »la|i*>ll Ul Hulnustille will lie lh*i I bird-floor room In wlii'h paint, drsrllbed as roof blent that I He Following the aurrrax nf tho in Ihr f rst plan', thr Board can"fifth rutumn" of rebel sympa­ Riles I speaker. oil and mbs s e t" stored, celery postcard arhrnto, sponsored iriled its previous action upon Ihe of Troop No. I t under ihe lead­ thisers w lllin the eily would bo Tin* idrnlilied d'-ail we|« Jo ership of AC. Madden. through Ihe courtesy of Ihr Flor­ request of the Soeirty. capture ii virtually withTip' ll.'plbt A!<siH'iatiiiii will si-ph llento, US, Henry llermll. able Monday night's meeting rone ida I’liwer sqd I.ighl Company. | nut firing u slmi l,y ihe Umo rebel The Irt'sr lo Iho Board which down the riirialn on Ihe Tourist meet [Or U VouuK I'cnplt's tiit.l Ii. I'Mwanl Urns.. |tt Mr. Dawson lost no tintr in railing was signed by Dr. Douglasa (1. I armies gel within 'JO miles. Adults conference in Ih-loiud together heads of Ihr Industry to Sentl as Secretary of th r Medical Club's second s'irreisful season. A manufarlurlng and trana* Thiiradsy iiftOMUHin ul 2 3U The Club was iirgnalxed on Ms,. discuss a program for next year. Society was a* folluwi: pollution ren'rr. Cuts Ionia now o'clock uml In Iho evening nl I. IBM, under Iho sponsorship of “ in IBS!*." Mr, Dawson sa il In is unable In grt raw material! or “Sines tlie arrangements for tha Bemlnnle County Chamber „f 7:3o ochuk, aecordlng in uq unBn InvIlaHon lo tho mrrliug “Iho lo rx|inrt products in iho remain­ "oilnoobtml of W. K Ks.It ,' A fore well party waa given, Florida Slate Celery Association, the Hospital Bond Issue Itrfrrrn- Cnmmereo and since lhat lime der of government Spain. ruperiniendchl of the Heniinoh* a t tko ttffv 'ir mooting nf 1h»l Inc. vyas formed for Ihe parperw of d n n were made il has come lo it has grown s» as In be rerun Iteporta from the city said tho AruH-iaHun of Hunday Kchiuds, float Inote Chapter V Future Far- prurnnl ng Ihe grvirrnl Interests *our atleniion Hut tho preseal pro­ niied as a very valuable ss»-t govemmrnl had ordered tha who extended an invilaton In nny j mor* of Amer'co ■■ the high of Florida celery growers nnd ject is mposalbl* >o accomplish, lo tha City. balconies of houses and all metnl j " I t appears lhal the W. 1*. A. who wish lo attend. ' school last wight for Robert and allied inilutirios hy bringing alutul Hlnc* early Deeetnber, regular BRANFORD. FIs. Apr. U.-W*) ornaments on buildings stripped George Maoaee, who htva been a wider diatribut on of Flnrkis s would Im- unable in furnish enough weekly eocial meetings have | —Counly Judge Mack II. Padgett off and mnvrrlcd into war m ater­ unskilled labor lo make it ■ sal* active In affalra of the local celery volume. This erganlxallon lawn held In the Chamber oi DruHlic Revision Of sit d luday u mun knuwn s* Hoy ials. bfsrtury project flom Iheir point Commerce Building* In addlHo' Chapter and who are moving to must l<e revived." Williams killed his l& ycar old In the Iwrnly-first month of tlui of tiew. Furthermore Hrc arrhlLabor Bill Offered duughtrr, Boltlasore, Md.. soon to make tholr lo special enlertalnmenls such a. Declaring that thr housewife is scriuut'y wounded his civil war, Ihe government attll Irctuml plana of Ihe present pro­ homo. boat trips* plrnlra. All arthritic* Ihe key lb the siloaUon, Mr. Dawestranged w.fe, then shut himself has greater manpower than tha Robert Mauser resigned his of- modity distrihu'ion department, ject urr vnlire'y too expensive for have been self supporting and WASHINGTON., Apr, fl.-ld*) — to death hrre. irtictf, luii It has m-lliing like Iho ilea oa president of 1 tho chapter ■on polnled out that ihv ayerige ■hr nerds Of the Counly. House l.ihor auh coiiimillee loIho d ab ended Ms year with a The Judge said It was a ru*r necessary equipment with which lo | “Tha Medical Society reape:'sod Harvey IUIo f i t elected to ■Ity lerummrnded a drastically re­ of “niuider and su'clde". Williams, arm Its recruits. cash balance on band. Il'M lIawsa o> e>a> aisl fully requests that the Board of finish tho year s* hood of the nrvised wage and hour hill which hr liccliied, mi ten d a rafo oper­ Officer* serving during MeOne of Franco's great a dean* Tomorrow it lilt* final day Tor Counly Com miss'on era poslpone past year were Mrs. C. C. Dari g u 'io tio n . Georgs Hauser also would provide for a grudual.-l ated by his rstrangrd wife and 'vge» m ihe four weeks of hla Sanford Citizens qualifies!,on i.f landidale* for Hie Referendum set for May 10, President; Miss In* ‘iiiiniiimm wage and u work week asked to see his dtughier. The swift Osl.Ionian campaign has Fenwick, offices sUlip'i I In |ho Demo­ langing from 40 lo 4H hours. Are Chosen For Jury 10.38 indefinitely or until such Secretary; a nd Italph Bagwell. cratic woman lold him Ihe girl wa« been Ihe ovrr.wht lining super­ prlmurie., and Is also III* Dm* as more appropriate plans Treasurer. The group's action ended weeks Prvrtnl 8anford - men hwrre ran bo mad*." filial day for filing Ihe first ex­ of haggling over funilammilals. asleep in a hotel room arenas Hie iority of hla. mechanised units. Additions) difficulty for Baramong |b* 44 persona tumaumod pense repnrls. Counly Clerk O. The new hill would provide for street but for him to awakrn her. This action, officials of the Krnest Johnson, customer in the re'ona was arm In reported op Jurors for the regular criminal P. Herndon said today. Medical Society imported, fol­ f t was also announced a t the rrritio n of an independent five- role, sold Williams drew n pistol, planla at Trrmp, northwest of Florida Bank Group Explaining ihui the blanks are member board lo administer Ihe l i n t log that the Seminole Chop- session of the United Stele* DM- lowed. a ■perii-l m rel'ng of dor* shot hla wife Iw'er, tossed u note la-rida, which supply half of Concludes Session available |i. Ids office. C|*ik provisions. to r wffl ploy o d la mood hall gome Ir'rt Court whkh opened in Or­ tots who passed a resolution re­ Into Johnson's piste and ran ('stolonla. KU-eltie power waa Ilsindon staled Ihul all candl—sow* tho D4Land chapter on lando Monday with Judge Alex­ questing lb* Board to poslpone th* across tha a'rrel to Ihe hotel. • hut off suddenly in central secelection, , tho Mob school «h!otle (fold ander Akrrman on tho bench. BOLLYWOOD, Apr. •-—0*->— d»les who do n"t file expense There Williams shot tho girl liona nf Barcelona today, stalling Sanford rwidrnta who hare Medical SorMy officio'* em- The F'orlds Banker* association reporta before closing lima to lo death without awakening her, street ears and eallngmshlag been called for Jury doty along phailaed (hot IM* did not mean concluded Ita 43th annual eonren morrow night will be automati­ LAKELAND, Apr. 8.-IA1— with resident* of other Control •n end to efforts lo establish o lioo yootarday with the re-election cally d squalified for tha alection. The Federal Hurplui Commodilir* Iho Judge M id . Williams then shut llghla. Tha alrchle company aatd Florid* cities a m Walter L new hospital Mere Hit indicated of oil officer* and re lection >f Al Ihr inmiling of tho Board Corporation yesterday bought Jd.- himlolf through the mouth end the power Inter nipt Ion waa tem­ porary. Cooper. J- C. nils worth, .Barney lhat additional plans ora being Jockaonvllle for It* next coovcw of Counly Commlsslonoro- yaatar- C( 0 Iw/r.vs of Florida oranges, pay­ through Iho heart. Tho note which Williams loosed The rebel advance cont inued Berk, II. W..IIouk and II. C. Du- mad* to assure the construction of d af Mr. H*'rndan was directed ing 63 ern's a box far U. K. No. Into Johnson's plalr said that all east of Lerida, with government lb* proposed Institution. Orerg* B. Howell of Tamp*, sol to Inrlude names of any of 2 grade end M cents for (J. 8. No. of Williami' eMails at rscondltroop, reported lo be In full ro* Yreterdry afternoon If. C. DaMedical Roclety officio la in- prre'iant, and tho other officU.s tha candidates “whosa poll laxai •7. Yesterday's purchase brought Bore was seise ted as d m of the t ’matcd that ’tDtamfla may bo hod hoi reread o full yaor hmaute ore l*Bally due and have n0* the (orpoiallon'a season tolal lo ialion wllh hla wife had failed. treat. A declaim bottle was ex­ Mr*. Willii ma was token to « pected about to milee wool of I t jurors' for Iho trial of W. F. made soon to borrow the foil tho Umo of Iho enavtnllon and been paid," on Ibn ballot for th" f.ralJSUo boxes or 1.3B4 core. Gainesville hospital wbare physi­ Barcelona, whate rebels moving I Duggan, former U U county alat amount of fends for construction efootfoa woo changed Wat year forthcoming primary. cians sold she la not expected to north from Tortnaa and eoat from mi chine baron, who is charged by of tho hpildiog through the ro- from November to A pril Mr. Ilernd»n explained lhal I.RAVRH ACADEMY thro. Farida could converge. Uw Internal Revenue Deportment orgsnltvd Rorenatrwfliop Finance W ith homely metaphors that while the legislature removed th* ANNAFOLIfl - U n — Comman­ with Income tax evasion. Corunrallpn aolng 'th e Counly drew chuckle* from hie ondirwer. payment of poll ta if s as a pre der Andrew C. McFall, graduate This cose, lor mod of "major Im­ Governor Cose* advised th* bank­ twoulsilo lo voting privHag*. It m i ha gar of Athlsllr* ot tho Naval LOCAL WEATf port sore on the docket" by Judge er*' te "get that pooahulani out did not change the sworn sta te­ Academy since IBM, was ordered A ker*; n, is exported to coftllooo of poor hoods"and reoognlto com- ments which all candidates are yesterday lo duty aboard Iho air­ through Iho remainder W the required lo rnaka which provides craft core tore Enterprise and Wasp for fol) payment of tho jaaaa* on July •, first vier-president, 1(011(106 MallCrS A dvertising 0|f Referendum Will "rUT4 '* Are Considered Celery by Display la Board Hospital PrejertjSJre' Seven Men Die » In Hotel Fire i r s 1 As Storm Rages Cl ub At C Of C .Man* Bequests At _ Regular Meeting FFA Chapter Has F a r e w e l l Party ^ o r Two Members Husband Murders Daughter, Wounds Wife, Kills S e l f Tomorrow Last .Day To Qualify For Primaries ' A m‘ ; 7 9 �WEDNESDAY, APRIL r “ Herald The People Speak Every once In a while Mr, John Q. People be# hie In­ ning. Every once in • While the lowly taxpayer, who hJUi no other rights o r privileges, who merely has to foot the bill, is given a chance to stand up in public and be heard* His first inning comes on election day. Then literally Mr. People Is the king, the monsrch of all he surveys. His second chance comes when he Is called for grand Jury duty, t, 1 TAX THE HELL OUT OP 'EM STRANGE AS IT SEEMS—By JOHN HIX DAYTONA BEACH BUN KECORO ike Anther gratet attroaa Iks eatkor, laeleetag-a stampedwmdaw torreply. mag.7LJLFMt.OB. ShiM w* b a n been raving >nd Tax hla bom . ami U i hla aast’ mini about naaleaa aapandHurta, hu h m n | Ux hta Umla. id Iha resultant hither eity _ .. . .. . ^ ska *a have rveelvod numerous T u ,h* MW*™ 00 W t l o n . and quits » lot of T l* hl» and tax hla *«. wiry and proae on the subject. Tax the road that ha mutt peril) M or our resdera passed thU an Taxthepayroll, Ux Uw aaia u . end Mid tine. Urn stale- ^ h)a h.nl-earned poper hate: «*■ ■ !. being mailed out ha . . . , ___ i ■ ough ! r Would M m e n or wta ™ hU P'P* »"d hto »nwk* ~ nely. and *inc* we think to TEACH HIM GOVKBNMENT IB NO JOKE: throughout the entire city and contam inated m ost of the ufflrlnls sworn to uphold Ihe taw, a public-spirited grand Jury guided by n fearless state attorney waa called into session. The result was th a t the Sheriff of tlHIabptodgh county, the iiolice chief of Tampa, Ihe county solicitor, and a number of deputy sheriffs and constables were Indicted for I heir failure to enforce the laws of th e state, ft was the first time In the history of Ihe county, possibly In the stale, th at law enforcement officers have been held criminally responsible for violations of the law. B u t as If to show th at this particular grand Jury had not hern pocked with political foes of the defendants and if hence did not represent' the sentiment of the public aa a c M p te r tiy p & m o y tD m f whole, a new grand Jury waa summoned and promptly an appeal was made to ihe Governor of the S tate to remove from office Immediately a t least five of the officials who HHope KUiwTytf* w r of ifte . . had Iteen Indicted. iHO X O t\\t* lb Q tfm The nqw grand ju ry also Issued a statem ent’ declaring, “The present grand .Jury goea on reedrd as . unanimously .X I L ____i heartily commending lha past grand Jury fo r Ita objectives for the benefit of the people of this county", 'and In Its message to Gov. Cone the grand Jury declared, ' t h a situ­ ation has continuously become worse, until It is now abso­ lutely Intolerable to the decent people of this community." There can be no question about the determ ination of Ihe better class of citizens to stam p out these illegal rackets which breed g ra ft and corruption In public office, provide the conditions under which lawlessness of all kinds, including murder, Gourlsh, and undermine Ihe ch a r­ acter and moral stam ina of a large portion of society, aa I -A fr ic a * wfll aa robbing them of th eir meager earnings. The Tampa grand Jury has shown w hat an aroused public opinion can do and we have no doubt th at It will have a most aalutary effect upon crime conditions In Hillsborough county. MI8IIARH AT T1IIMRLR HHOAI.I , Then, on December 27, 1009, iho Amrtlca's fight for Independence 71 k Vrrsk kok today lot make p/ayVr a dead ll I will pray , with the ind I will pray with the ending at*o.-i Cor. IlilB. !Y*t narr* thy spirit to lha proof, AM bleach not a t Ihy cho»ro t T to tfttid goad may aland aloof, TJw mg* may frown,—yat faint thoa not V 1 ■ jet % . N er hood tbo shaft to surely east, t h a foal and nlasing bolt of ’•rota | f t r with Ihy ildo shall dwsll, at . tlw victory of ondursnrs born. TrbA ^tfiJibad to earth, shall rise Tha at a m a I year* of Ood a rt T f c il Bdt dtror, wounded, writhe* In ‘pi la, And die* among I pm* her worship* —WtlHsm Cullen Bryant Kl* wonder tf Ueneral Franco's isrck to the aea ha* been anyifafgoliha Hbarman’* march <o ' W hat <hla county need* I* a WFA project for the discovery and promotion of a good cash crop that can be grown here be­ sides celery. t, ; Senator Pepper Doo»ti Hi* Island Cotton—haadlino. Wha''a the oae of booatlng It If you are going to plow ll under after you get It raised. r i H X. . . -------- ---------- Not quit* a month left bi'fnri’ th* May primary. Hut how many people jo t know how they art- go, tag to vote—for Rnpnmc Court Juatlem, for in*tanrr. Senator Harrison Hay* Tax Change* Will Aid llualuru headline. Tho beat *HX chttigr* la aid bualne**. would ho to re ­ peal about half of Ihrm. HmpHala Treat lllrh a t KxM ata of Poor, I* Charge hradllnc la Tbmpa Tribune. That ahould be • f htUrval to everyon* who lia* avgr had anything to do with No doubt the Loyalist, are terribly disappointed over losing tha Civil War, hut I f . (Icnrral Franco who la going to havo to pay the soldier* bonu* end veter­ an* pensions. Daland Is having u Bpring can* . . ventlon far Tin Can Tnurlats of ,V 'America, and arrangements are balap Yaada to ecrommudatis tie‘ twater 1B0 and ItKl U sllrn. Next W wlct*r Bin ford may hava a > Trailer Chmp. jf National advertising I n . The ; Harold last month was just ex- setly half ef what it waa during . Uw Bam* month last year, hut £ teas* newsprint, and other Rem* n of axpoewa. were more, not lees C , than they Were a year ago. That’s * Whet you call prosperity at any V Praaldaeil Heaton or tha Htsi* hf Fwteratlan of Lkbor advise* his (oltewara to eonrantralo upon tha iLflMUBh of legislators for Uw , ■ aakt oaaalon. “t want It to be ■' k*ea»a « a a labor saaslon". he i ’ aaye. Wonder who tb* Labor j U Mi dMatas for Uw Uglslatare are County. mm/ Shrine Hospitals Wc are indebted to Ed Lane of this city for inform a­ tion revealing the quality and scope of the work being done by the Shrinera of America in taking cpre of crippled children who come from under-privileged families. Since 1922, Mr. Lano's figures show, more than 65,000 deformed children under 14 years of age have been cured or materially benefit led in Shrine hospitals. During the twelve m onths’ period ending March 31. 1937, a total of 3.8G0 children had been placed under care and tre a t­ ment in these hospitals. Mr. Lane points out that there are eleven m ajor crip­ pled children's hospitals In the United Stales, located a t St. Louis, Chicago, Philadelphia, San Francisco, Portland, Minneapolis, Greenville, 8. C., Shreveport, La., Springfield, Mass., Montreal, and Honolulu, which are owned by the Imperial Council of the Shrine of North America. The St. Lquia and Philadelphia hospitals are the largest with o capacity of 120 beds each, while all the others have GO licds each, except the one In Honolulu which has 26 lwd«. There are also four "Mobile’' tiillta connected with the Shrine hospitals located at* Spokane, Halt Lake City, Lexington, Ky„ and Winnipeg, all having a capacity of 20 l»cds each, except (he one at Winnipeg which has 2G. One of the bust features alaxit the Shrine hospitals is that they ure ojicn to any children under 14 years of age who uro deformed ami in need of treatm ent and who haVe no other means of procuring It. Tho patients do not' have to he related to Shrinera, and tho doors arc not closed be­ cause of race, creed, or color, as is the case In so many for­ eign countries nt*the present lime. It is a great work which the Shrine organisation ia doing in I his respect and we can think of no group more worthy of such consideration than crippled children. SANFORD TWENTY YEARS AGO Rubsrt Meriwether of Camp Wheeler arrived Saturday on a flvu dry* furlough. While here h* will be a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Chat ley Mrrr Iwether a t their home on Celery Avenue, Mrs. Hrnry Dickens arrived yesterday from 8t. JV'traburg and will remain In tb* city for several weeks. While hare ah* will be a guest a t tha Hotel C anos. Friends of Mr*. L. R. Philips will bs glad lo know that an* ia rapidly lmprovlii( after a pro­ longed Illness a t her ham* on Park Avenue. Charley' WbMaar, representing lha Armour Fartlliier Co. of Jacksonville was In lb* city yt»terdiy. Judy* K. F. Houiholder left to­ day for Jackson rill* where he -will remain for several days oa business A. R. Ifell* of Jacksonville e u a vlaitar la tha city yesterday. A. H. Morgan of Dayton* (pent a few hoar* In the'cRy yesterday. Mr*. Palmar of Bridgv Bod attended tha Rad Cnee meeting last weak. Mr*. Chat, Bnr alley «f fit. AugueUae ia vlaltlar bar elatar, Mre. dftedor Oariatt, ■ Tha caiUs man of Oeaera are busy thle weak operating the dipping vat. A pleasant day waa spent last Tuesday on th* crook, by Mr. and Mrs. Geo. patera, Mr. and Mra. Robert Morris, Mr. and Mr*. Greaham, Mr. and Mra. Nlchotaan and Mra. Adams. Tlw Sad Cross will hava a social av n ln g at tha town hall Tax Tax Tax Tax T a x hh head, Ux hla Mdr, Tax LET THE GOVERNMENT OK Tax Tax P1CIAU? RlDE; Tax Tax hla cow, Ux her Nil, Judge Dismisses AH The Cnees He Can ATftRNB. Oa„ Apr. 4.-</P)Jnd)to Vincent Hatlhew* of police eeurt had the stripe* taken oft primmer* at the city stocked* Now ha la trying to Ma how many rate* he can dismiss. If ha can’t dismiss tha .charge, ha trie* to put- the offender on probation. “My Idea,’’ he explain*, “t. hat the chltf aim ef police court fhoitiq be to make good eltlxene. Olea tne fellow another chant. If you can. “Thle policy tpell* Uw end of the old rock-pile, plck-and-ahut-tl haal* for rondue'lng the loart." the waUr, tax the air Uw eun-ltfhi, It you «® af Ihe living, ttx ihe dead. the un-born. ere they’re fedi hie coffin, tax their threuda. their souls beyond the cloud*; them all and Ux thorn wall. th*m. to Ihe Oatae of HatL' ArrangemenU For AQ Occasion* Gardenia VellchU PUnta In Bod Annual A Perron la1 Plant* Margaret W. Kittle; Ftartat PhaM SB LAFAYBTTK. Ind., Apr. I. — W W O w (Sfauth annual Pardos football clink will b j-h sld Apr. A new foal ui. will be pro tided by Frankllu M. Reck, nuirtbor ot ibu national ml* commute, on six man football and manaxlnx editor or Iba American tiny, who will apeak on -How Bli-Man .Football ||aa I Inltlbnilana aka innn,isiwl In lilt ' atrucluro Wo* completely it*' t waa the ilcatrucllon of Ihe Brltlah Worked Ita Wny Into Ihe Behoalroyed by fire, following it* par- *hlp "Liberty" at Newport, Rhode lastlo Program." tlal demolition by collision with laland, in 1769. Iho achoonrr Malcolm Ilsxtor, Hr.. |iHU*h blood of tha Revwhich wr*a being lowrd by a lu g -1 0| utlon was ahed When the fanbout. Tho Thlmldo Shoal elation' *■ providence burned the a m then rebuilt more *ub*t*n-, firf Iwh ship “Oaspee” In 177!. Holly to prolrc’ It from further Ycl, |n tp pc „j ihcsc early inucrk'cnla by colllalon. I rblenla, Rhode lalan.l waa last of a ,IdghtHousr keepers im .such Cl-1 tbo thirteen original-walowln-to por.rd structure* live a life that ra'lfy the Federal Conailulloa. la far from dull. IJkn ‘ho erew*j she Jolnrd Iheunion In 1790. of tho Nantucket and nihtr Ugh’- Rhm,p Wafld d u no, ,dopt a ship, they know that during c v j b cun, „ lu„ on un,|, , 84, . , ho cry fog vessc s from the open * « | |n<) ^ }m arc headed dlrcc ly for Ihm, and nh(irlB. „ Km. , nlnB ,h# , u. eonaequetdly colllalon. arc fro- ^ me |fcw ^ :h# |U U fo|. to the U. 8. Ruriau of llghl' honsra. On the nljrht of March Hi. tHOt, Ihe Thlmhln Rhiml l.lghihuuxc wn* cunxi'lerably ilamngiil when unknown siramer nurn ' ■mathed agalnrt It. On April 14, It HOUR ISLAND . . . . Illr.for irally the first act 1HPH. n rnnl barge forming part violence against England of a tow collided wi<h It. MAN ABOUT MANHATTAN By fiKORGK TlfCKRR NKW YORK— WTien Xavlrr Cu- n hot rhumba; or when a tough gat is with minor an*, ho say* guy tries hi look comfortable do* he'* an atlU l; wlirn hr'* with nrt* n a aworl tango," ho Bays, “ you lata, he any- ho i> « mualrinit. have rarlcalure* In Ihe flr*h.H The truth la, lir'a laitll, Cugal'a drawing* frequently are A i m ar* 1in of a rhum ha-tango «pi i*l wl'h a rjustte wit that U orchestra, ho ha* hern providing more thin mere inrtoon nagger* dance rhythms for society'* tw'le* thin. II i* llluriialed beat hy ono In and don* for a good many year*. the l.oungr Itettaurant allowing Aa rarlratur.nl he ha* ilonr fhnrllc Mcrtarlhy, with “Dummy'* everything from migailne rover* Kdg. r llergrn on h h lap. That anrt of thing almost got to the "Curtain of Klara" In Urauman'* Chlnear thralre In Holly­ tho boat of him once. A In* An­ wood. Ill* lalest aihlew-mi-nl* am gelo* am irly matron »urd him Ihe caricature mural* In tho MCA (or »211.000 . The rraull, Cugat nays, wa* build ng In Chicago and Ihoao which cover four wall* of Ihn Munrwhat nlniilar to the finding uf' Lounge Restaurant in the Wal­ tho T fia s judge in the rata of the m in charged with murder; “Not dorf. The little conceit of pretending guilty, but don't ever do it again." he's neither flah nor fowl la, CuLowell Tkonvsi la paid I&00 n Bat M il, merely a convenience. It aavta argument. Since he make* d.-y for hla news broadcast. Ha no pretension of bolng an arilat, haa written more books than ha a ri sta don't bother him with why* i-an remember and Uvea on a farm and wherefores. When he protests in Dulchtaa County, near Presiha la no musician, musician* find dent Roosoroll's estate, 70 mllea Uw prop* for argument knocked from New York. out from under them. “The cartoonist* think 1 ahould stick to my baton, tho musician* Loretta’s Place ■hat I should stick to pen and . run** eioiioa ttruah," bo explains. - I stick to a Mllea Pros, noaferd oeeawSa .attea war Uad4r Now M aaageaeat Born In Bs re*Ion la, Spain (ha’s Wlaa a n d B ear an nhcle of Margo, tha actress), Gannan Cooking Cugat wca playing violin concerts la Europe before bo waa well In hla 'teens. When ha was Ity e e r* aid (la 1I1B) ho cate* to th* United Bla tea at accompanist for Enrico Caruso. It was while touring with tlw S0% SAVING groat *enor that young Xavier first gat ink on k b bow fingers. Caruso's hobby waa cartooning, so baro-worshlpp'ng Xkvtef -started drawing, too. id s enthusiasm for U almost wrecked his musical career. U* g ate up tha U ttar one* to Join tha Btt staff ef lha Lea Angolas Tim**, Don Harold bought >o monkeys of Henry Trefflicb Ip New York fur WalSu Saxton's aatablUhmenl UI Varo Beach They w«ra selected from 10,000 monkey, on display. I k. . . A. n k i. H 11 k ■ IL,M % Diamond Mown ting And Engraving -w a rn * rn tea* A^n v a n iU n ru w - The Jab nobody I N. PARK AVB. d m Watch Ana Jtw eiry R spairtag B.L Perkins WAHHINOTQN, Apr. B ^ -W — < Secretary Wallace, after a lunch- 4 nm conference with President * RiHiaevdl today, told reporters; < -The farm Nluation, judging , from the figures, la relatively better than th* builnesa situ atio n .' In many sort on* of the country, jt VtV hope the firm situation will t continue to hold Its present alatu* ^ ..I II NADER'S REPAIR SHOP WERT-The JEWELER Diamond* ini W itc h * vrara. at TrmorrowIn wonted. No " R e p a ire d lo o k " — M « * « i Ao m lift* NBW 'I CORRECT MEN’S WEAR « Flonheiim up « Friendlys ^.oo j L Fortunes ^4*®° < ^ SkyrWets $1^5 up* IM. Approilmalrly 1400 tu g s , bargea and other marine equip­ ment are required to handle frofchl traffic moving in , th* Ni-w York City ur*a. ■ FOR BOYS ■ AAAA TO E B E I Wholesome PaaUuriEed *Mllk Buttermilk RECAPPING Wa fManaUe flni IMa C . �mm ----------- • ', - 11- TnB SANFORD (1ERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA JANE COTHRAN WINS NORTH AND SOUTH TOURNEY ocial Arid Personal Activities NK MARTIN LANEY, Society Editor Subscription Bridge Party Given By Elks ial Calendar T n n n im v , , _ . ,i ! ~ D „ . _ flirt Scout IVoofi Number One “l 3,<® ° ' ock: .. . J ? V U,,,!T " ‘. T Sf ,J “; **, •‘ i" Tbtinrtay a | 7:80 M. at lit* ' r. ThiTbusInea* and aociil meeting of the T. E. U CUaa of Ihe Klrat Baptiat Church will be held at 8:00 P. M. a t the Anne* with Group Number Two in chante. The mootlni of tt>a Khlotli H i - of the Klr*t Baptiat Church Will be held at the home of Mra, P. a Graham a t t0« Myrtle Arena* at l:W P. V. „**The Brotherhood of the Klrat Baptiat Church will meet at tho Valdai Hole! at 11:15 V. M. Fur reservation - wr(te -.Or' O. * . Itolllna. Tl»a Weat Side P. T .'A “ will moat a t 3:15 o’clock at the nrhool auditorium for election of offlerra following which they will m rrt al MVa. Henry Wight* Card op on Park Avenue. regular mooting or the f lp o r d Towimeud clult will meet In 'th eir room* In tho Wt-laka Budding at •T:'30 o’clock. Father Pack wiR addreaa the meeting. Tho public U Invited | U attend FRIDAY 3701 French Avenue. Central Circle of the Sanford Garden C ub w it meet at 12:00 o'clock' noon at Tuxcawilla. Lunch­ eon by Croup Three. ' There will ha a meeting o f tho IMaghteri of the American Heroteflon >t lho home o f Mr*. K. K ItoumlllHt at 3:00 o'clock. The Axalra Circle of the San­ ford Gard en Club w|l| meat *> the home bf Mra. Henry Wight, lfiOO Park Avenue, at 10:00 A. M.. with Mra. Homer LiHlr assistant hoaTh* Dirt Gardeners Circle of the Sanford Garden Club will met at the nmna of Mrs II. 11. Pope a t 10:00 A. M. Each mem­ ber la requested lo bring a ques­ tion concerning her own gardenSATURDAY J h t St. Ceclllan M u ir Club will W a t 3:16 o’clock in the Fannie Avenue. TUESDAY The Settlor Troop of the Girl Scouts will meet at Ihe Scout headquarter* at 3:46 P. M. A rcpnwen'aUve from Sadyc'a Beapty Shop will speak at the meeting. 11- Tests Passed At _ Girl Scouts Meeting Telephone 148 A Personals lira. Mark Wilcox of Washlngton, D. C., (pent a abort time In Prticed Ha appreciation to the Sanford yesterday visiting friend* P. T. A.’a fur helping to make rn route to Orlando, the party a aocceat, and to the following for their klndnesa in (Fred Williams, Jr., who I* a t­ donation*: The Yowell Co, tending the Unirerally of Flor Tooemon’a Dm* . Co., Wool Ida la visiting hi* parents, Mr. and worth'*, McCrorr'e, Hemlnoto Mrs. Fred T. Williams for several Creamery. Mciteynold'a Drug Co., days. tho South Side P. T. A , Mra. R. Mias Marion Kstridgo and R. Pippin. Mrs. J. T. Newby, Mra. I . 1. Frailer, nnd Eimcraldn Mias Evelyn Cate*, students at Stetson University Jarnea Weath­ Carden*. ering, and Ralph Stewart visited at Diytono Beach on Sunday. Mrs. W. L. C. llalgler, and Mis* Margaret llalgler of llaynevillr, Ala., ate expected lo arrive Sat­ Mra, Robert Stanley wa» roro. urday to be the guests of Mr. plimeplrd yesterday afternoon Mrs. F. D, Scoll. w ith,a niUcftflenroiia shower giv­ Mr. and Mr*. Joe Byrne of en her hy Mr*, n. 0 . Fox and Washington, D. (’., have returned Mra. K. H. Ijituaon at Mra. I.am- borne after spending a week here aon’a home on Or*nXn Avenue as gueita of 51las El’rn Mahoney t'btldhnod friends of the honor and Mr. and Mra. A. U. Mahoney. Rural wero amuiiR those Invited and the ymiiig bride received Friend* of Glenn [.ingle, Jr., many lortily gifts, (lame* and young son of 31r. and Mr*. Glenn route*!* vreie enjuyetl during the 1.Ingle will regret lo learn that aftrrnoon mul priaea were re­ hr Is I'l wilh measles at the home ceived hy Mrs. J. n. Bandy, and nf hi* parents lu Indian Mound Mi.a Dorothy Clause. Village. The rooms where the guest* Mis* Anna Cornett, Mis* Jane assembled were decor* ted with mtaed Spring flowers. A sweat Smith of Orlando, and Wilson ruur*n adorned with Kaater Smith, • indents of Stetson Uni­ versity, Braxton rerkins, and E. L. Laney spent Sunday at Daytona Beach. afternoon's entertainment. Amog those invited were: Mrs. Among thoie attending tha di­ Bandy- Mrs. Georgs Townsend. ■0*-.. a . J- Lawalng, Mr*. Homer visional mealing of tha Women'* L'lauso, Mra- O. T. Pearson. Mrs. Missionary Union of the First K. M Galloway. Mrs. J J. Cate*. Baptist Church In Daytona yes­ Mrs. J. I* N|b|ack. Mra. Kits terday were: Mra. E M I. Cerroll. Niblack, Mr*. Julian Wilson. Mr*. Mra. It. W. Ware, Mia. U. E. Jame„ llorton, Mrs- IL E. Cor­ RoH'na, Mra. J. K. Page, Mr*. dell. Mrs. Kinmclt McCall. Mr*. Eunice Kay, Mr*. M. N. Cleveland, A. It Johnson, Mrs. J. J. Holly, Mra. It. L» Garrison, Mra. Lillian Mr*. W. A. Patrick. Mrs. Caro, Vickery. Mr*. F. E. Hols, and Mrs. line Hanltnan, Mra. K. W. Btan E. B. Carter. ley. Mra. W. A. Leavitt. Mrs- W. A. Young, Mra, O. D. Land rest. High School To Give Mr* Ho*roe Taylor, Mra. Howard Special Programs Kaville. Mr*. C. B- Elmore. Mra. D. Dalwaky, Mra. J. N- Dur- achool music recital sponson'd by the Semlnola County Teacher* Club In be Riven at 3:00 P. M. In the lllRh School Auditorium and ■ha oilier an athletic rarnlvul under the direction of I,. I- Me Lucas, to lie presented on tho lighted athletic field al 1 00 I’ rouuty music AId is LeVicne. teacher*. In addition to* the chorus- n maiseu orchestra uf ^ some 75 Inetrumenla will render'tw o num­ ber* under the direct km of T. M DoIRson. A mass band made up of players from Heminols lllxh School, the_ Junior lliab Pcbool. lh* Sanford Grammar School, and the Geneva School will alsu giro two numbers. Both the music recital and th" athletic carnival ara rpen to the public. | Mure rlabc stuffed celm \ n* wrll na 1n the palate, j * IH jC rH UU J O U tllU K If you’re aervlng fruit rocktail } - " 1■ be aurr nil the ftuli U thoroughly , By DILLON I1KA1IAM chilled. Juice* nnd fruit* may he ! I.AKEI.ANl). Apr, 6.—1AT— partially frnirn. Neither should Iw When the big mellow moon alldei loo aarret, however. | high In the aky, everyone In A combination of frulla or frail-; Florida goes “Junking,” juice* la prrfcrahlo lo a ainjrlo That i». nppan-ntly cvrryono but flavor vipreially if a few drop* j the Ikim hall player* in Ihe aprmg of lime or Irnum Jillfe are added In ramp* and thrre’a « rea*on ftnf gl»e rip. (dinger ole la eapcclnlly lti. lt ahseder Ihe rurfew law effective for that pur|*i»r. But you *|j|| ,i,nd*. i.houhl not add it until just before By the score of 3 a n j 2. Jam- Coihmn of Crrenvllle, H. t'., defeated Dorothy Ktrhy of Atlanta to serving time t in llit- North and'South Womm’a golf loiirnamrnt at Phrelnirat, N. C, Dorothy (right) U-a'ciw* conVrgrtahle Juice* are equally rnIhry're jammed lo the rafier* llrlnir. So la Ham juice, ralill*lion* a moment nftcr Jniio rank her ftuul p u tt on the ir.tli green. ___ night afiau-flight. Whether you BUTLER Mrs. Hurry Woodruff Gives Bridge Burly Air ‘Squeezing’ Is New Method Of Heat Control | S P O K A N E . Wo*h. KWh cock'alt* genrrvllv demand un nddnl tang which may tic »up1’lhil hy chopped awrret pickle*, diets! cucumber* nr aaitcc. Their flavor la also hviglitrned hy mix* -(/ P )- A p r . that a little X finh cocktail irately. Whrn Ihe French •c, nnd Irnum it. MPaileurlied” nu condlllonlug, 'achieved hy on air “iu|ueeali»g" priH-i-*a ro simple it* Inventor i hesitated lo npply for n patent, ha* tiren di'Vclopi-il hy * Spoke lie thviilrr engineer. 1 tilling im oidinnry n r-romprea*nr, on expalMinn tnnl, nml tundiy other piece* of ciiuipiurnl already ! mi the mnikrl, Vernon U Iliekry ! dr> i.ril the I ev lit iilion ary com| prr.Mil - n r ■ londltiunhig prillrlple, Mickey orhieVi * hit roolilig Ihiough rxpiiiftion of the coinpres.ed air, eliiiiinaliiig Ihe use of ice or uther rooting ugrnla. r t»*ly with il*. Here’* n rniitiel nauee. cup each of p, two tableM>radi*h uml rlh of ii teaprika, -ugar, o sauce. Sub- *latt ta ily ' or lute, you always mrct the milkmun coming home. There ”jooh Joint*” are amstl. Imllnlioii night clulia where Ihrre. uie nu oirhenlraa and la-er la lh* j ■liougeat Ihiuid Mild, But there’s music. Yon drop nleketa Into the hlg gin,*-cased phonograph* and lu,w* P°P »nt «« >“»• They’re “jook organ*.” You don'i tiny long enough at one stand lo even get well »eiiimlnivtl. You gurgle your beer, dance n couple of turn* to tho wherry m< Indie* «nd then moveon - lo unother “Jook jolnt"“ lhat’* culled mi evening of “ looking.” You wont find the word "Jook'.' ii,,, dictionary. hill it'* In the ncold* <>r die Florida auprenn,-„ujj Recently it Justice, In handj,ig down all opinion In another, rnM,t „ -j^ k , joint* ax „ pnr*||,.| i.xamplr. Tetnpeialiitv* n»e I mm 2KI to Wlllhim Pnwrll p|:ty, the part nf Ihe im.tve nml Ii n Pre-tlblu hilltee in 'l int llniune * nml tho liutler" »|irii* tmmirrow'at the Rita Tin Hire. IT.,- pp'turo In'r'klurei Tho Oil I** 11>■n,lli r« ft t’ln** of Anmtlill", n new *c-|-eeti per*on; ulily whu play* opposite -Powell. Hanford enjoyed n pjrnle uni swimming party at Evauailuto Park on Hulurduy. These girl* are working hi handicraft Und"r tho super* lajou nf Mr*. Gill" Bryan, ami meet c.nh Hntunluy morning lit llm ClinmUnr id (’ommurce HniMmr. in Hanfi'iil. Girls' Handicraft Class Holds Picnic Butler Must Have Social Background Mr*. IlMmi also leu ihe* cruft work In l-nko Moiiroo, untf re port* that story titling, puriic* uml hall game* are popular. Thiwork Ii nind,. pi,*>llr|ii |,y ||,r W I'A under I ho DJilnlnn **f West Side P.-T. A. Will Hold Meeting Property Out Of City Limits Ruled Taxable TALLAHASSEE, Apr. —Th* Supreme CouM ru'ed yr* terday property esrhidul from Winter Haven city limit* in 1IU4 • '111 may be Used fur bond pay­ ments. The decision reversed Polk Tounly Circuit Court which i»tued orders lo enjoin the city from taxing A, M. Klemin A Son uml to ranert tax levies fur IlMl), 111.11, 1M3,1P33 and lim . “Thi cases,” said the court, "in lolvs important quastions uf fun­ damental Isw and affect the right * of an aver increasing populstun of the 8ts>a x i T Tha Klcmm property wax an ­ nexed to Winter Haven in 1926 and was excluded by court artlun tin’s Garage General Thi, f.ot I* t,h*i|i|y etched III in tin- i oiuuni o of ■'The tlaroiics* ‘ml tlm I Killer.” 201 h Century lux ciniriii | m| „|n'n* lumorruw at the If it *' Theatre, which coixr* Anmil*-llii in her Arm-ricsii 'lie n dchm with Willlum I'owcll. The III,-im- of a ls*rone,a ho iUR <>n uffirlenlly fainlli.n l>'rf"» with lo r hilllrr. Ill mi ■mull ii., ,lrf|i> u |o,o wlfall' I* i,o| b> oily mi an* «» lin|i|«u*ih|u .1* the in n ' t uoiil.l h.no y„u lLink. I'riinurl|y the liuJ|or L the |l*i*illl uffLi el III I til'll Ihu liuuso and It* *laff uf servant*. Hi. inu*t l,ii uliltt to ua«wrr in tellirenlly Rluiiist every que*l|nn leguidlnK tho put,lie, private or i>er-»mil nfl.iiri iilfccllnR the nojju- —trino uiemhcr* of lh" i inilty lo memher* of Ihe huu*l-. liu|J .tuft, lie (iri|iiiul|y has Ihu nlreami-fire of ihu help, rauu■Re* ihe Im.ls*'| mul hook*, arl* .is Mum'him, approximating a hoti i manager, uud i- an augu*t mdr." of ,tll affair* heyund tho L().NTKIN — id’i 16c A COPY RANDALL ELECTRIC "CO, Fine Watch [r. Repairing ] Diamond Setting ELECTRICAL and Engraving McLaulin, Jeweler AND 111 L 4IHI ilegrce* when Ihe ui|' I* Him’ plr**nl, killing Ihe germ* nud per- mu pii'kic* .uni niim rii |iimii-tiiii* —when the Miuri* i* In h,* m t Vi i I (uruilng the pn.itrurisatlon. R. N. NIPPER The rompivxord nlr I* relea.nl wilh tu n s, ciuh or oyster cocktail. Croupe* oflcn au> nerved wilh lido nu i kpanainli tank where II "im*i|Ueeie*” and drop* wntrr and ciH-ktsll* a* well a . being served other foK'igu pirttclr*. pipes from a* a first course. A canape of chutney mime Ihe expeiMiun luuk go d u-clly to O F A L L K IN D S spread over ln**t point* I* deli­ ihe rounia to lie condilluncd. I t t ib*Im. iin Ate. rx e e e t l t - J The principal nth milage of hla cious with rrah in rst. S sitllnr paate ity.lrm, Iliekry nays, I* Hie cunt- mixed wilh chu|i|ieil olive* anil plele rnnllol of Itinnidiiy and lent- spirud over cllrrue cracker* i* es- ------------------------ ----------------peiHluie. The humlilitv limy hr lirld |o uiiy point fioui xeru to Ihe All Kind*, o r Announcing ilcw point nml Ihe teuipei.lure . i anywhere between icro and 120 T h e O p e n in g O f A N e w Zinnia & Marigold degree*. G u lf S e rv ic e S ta t io n Through mnnerviitioii of rnnr PLANTS 1 C o r n e r I.TIh & F re n c h ptrnaion heal, .Iliekry believe* he It mil y Tu ’I r will he able lo air ronditioii mod­ N. J. Stcnstrom, ern l.iilhling* i nil home* on a yearP ro p . around h.*l*, rooting them wilh Mrs. Herbert KuhkuII Your Patronage Will Be Hti-rile n r in the summer and heal­ Celery Avr. . Appreciated I’hnne 391-J ing them hy Ihe Mime iin-<IiihI in SIG N S r-Xliinstr* a Ihli-e-fuurth ■•wt-r motor wmild nir n u r 10"l ami lii-nl Ih r avi-tagu ■nun liiiuse. Political Advertisements viitn rim L L O B O E H. BRIDGE. Jft. nm m rv rr lllMtrln <'o n m i ««ium M itibFt lisp lifM fBpriillr P r i m a r y . M ay 3. 11. I~ THRASHER w iln his re-elect Inn by (he people of Sem­ inole County upon hie record of having- faithfully performed the dulie* of hi* office. P*M P e llliw l Ad i ondon map -(err* irport * Immjih in the sale "f run'ral 'Kuropran maps since lllth-r spoil phiiil that region by l thing over Auiliut. Contiaiy tu (Hipular impression, ’time will to- no liargain sale of Kgraprsn map* whirh are out of late now Ih it Austria it part of liwmany. The map makers aimply wi I overprint Austria w th Ha Mine color *■ Germany and mhkr Ihu chi iii*(m a* good as new. t Km _____ ----------- In Match, 1834. I U Sanford 4 *0. a /Uh, nci-tab By MIIS. ALEXANDER GEORGE slice* spread NEW YORK, Mar. ai.-lA T — and bit* of ca Tho West Hide P. T . A. will m e t on TlmiMluy sflrrntmu nt 2: IT, o'clock III tho srhool uml.loniim for a abort busing** mo-ling, fol lowing which they will iu>.<i m Mr*. Henry Wighl'a garden nu Park AVrnur where tlm . Wight will give a talk mi ” ( 1* 1110)*", Th* music recilsl. lh* first of Election of officers will he an its kind tu be given In iieminnl* lin|Mirlaiil feature of tin- ueelui'i, County, will fr«l ore a lo rjl •ml all pnirn'a me urr.nl a t­ chorus of ,ome 3oo boy* anil girls tend. from tho elementary cchonl through the high school. Till* n ColorAnd Zip Are Im- S.C r"y.cd for 1 portant Item In Ca-1 AnJ i napes Or Cocktails Shower Is Given For Mrs. Robert Stanley Liquora Wine* Whiskey* Gins . ■ * A e*b*crlrtl°n bridt* P « ty Mra. Rt.'ngataff of Ben« > i f ir m yMtarday »t the Elk\i ^ ^ ,h# An0cUt)on fw •gn Sprlnj* hi* been • pending Childhood Education, the pro- tcraral day* in Sanford. ceed. of which win go to Send ’Larry Toomey, and Stanley • dole*ate to tho national con Wlekb left yesterday for Ham­ T<mUon Cincinnati. mond, Ind., after apend mg aev‘h* J* ‘ “f*1* eral weeka here. Pritea were f0,{°*‘ ln* ' **"• “ • ***?."• hl,b Ftiends of Comeliua Smith will regret to Warn that he continue* bwh- " £ • i oh" M,U*r‘ ,ow‘ *nd 1)1 with pneumonia a t the Florida Mr*- J - B- W e,t* *c««no. Farm Hoap.tnl in Gaineirllle. The club room a were decorated with a protation of Bprinl flow. W. Ealng haa been called to Orlando upon the lllneaa of her aiater-ln-'aw ,'Jin). J. F. Gteer. The Senior Troop of tho Girl Seoul# met yesterday at th" scout headquarter*, al whirh time 11 home-making test*, one International test, and nna cook­ ing test wero passed. Those passing the hotnemaklnx tests wore: the Ml**r* Virginia llaeorn. Mabel Chapman, Mary Christian Church Craw|ey, Mariya Goalach, Caro­ Group Holds Meet line Johnson. Winifred I-nvoll. Maxine Rnilih. Kalhryn Bpeiirer, and Caroline Behrre, Ml** Sybil Willi*in, also paused th a , Internet hum I test, and also her -cooking test by baking a Mr*. J. P- Wilson, president, cake and serving rrfieahmrnt* providing. to the roembera present. After Ibo business session, Mrs- J. U Niblack gave the de­ votional. Mra. Wilson bad charge of the program, and Mra. J- I* llorton. Mra. 11. J. Clausa, Mr*. ton igh t O. D Landresa and Mra- Wilson took part. T he topic for study was tha "Principal Religion* of China aud Japan,'* ‘lKmSTIOOYHRS/i I « ii » wsnntn w iu ia s s t "] A social hour wa. enjoyed following thn bUfdneeo meeting and Mr*. Polra, seraod refresh, menu In the following: Mra. (Tause. Mr*, laimlrraa, Mra. A. H. Itynl. Mrs- llatlla Couraey, Mrs- llorton, Mrs. J. U Nlhiock. Mr*. WIJ,o«. Mis. Georg* Town­ send, Mrs. Slaughter, and Mr* O. T. I'rareon. A number of children were e|*o served. Meals Should Be Paced By Type 01 : Appetizer Served wc*ul\ F o rk A VO. Landscape Service Grounds riantcd Lawns Set—I’Untu Gold Fish—Water Lilies Bog PlanU—Rowe* Largo Crolona Tree* Trimmed Grounds Cared For Rock Work—Pools Why Not Leave Your Grounda In Caro Of One Who Known—Hilo Sommer? W. C. Hartline Wool First St. Phono 889-W Cooling System Flush Oil Crankcase Flush Oil Filter Cartridge Spark Plugs Cleaned & Beset Fan Belt Air Filter Cleaning Transmission Lubrication Differential Lubrication Chassis & Wheel Lubrication Buttery Service Tires & Tubes Windshield Wipers Light Focus, Bulbs Accessories Wash, Polish, Top Dressing Inside C leaning-Seat Covers Tank of Gasoline Why Not Plione For An Appoint­ ment For A Systematic Routine Checking On Each Point That Needa Attention For Your Pro­ tection. . SCOTT’S SE R V IC E Sad A* Pork Golf Productu S T A T IO N Goodrich T im �X J • 4 1 TOag^'jAfBCiiinwr ROOSEVELTS AND HOPKINS: VISIT ‘LITTLE MAffANUSKA’ H E "LOOKED LIKE" PETER LEVINE COOPER LEADS FIELD AT AUGUSTA kina (U tt, aeated I n‘ front of U ti. R w n m lt). work* p ro rrfsi administrator, Valley Homesteads. subsistence pro Jrcl located IB mile* from Warm ffcrlnjr*, Ga., i Hopkins' former a mersency relief administration started the project In August. II Harry Cooper, ahown figuring out a tough one during a prac­ tice round, lid the all-star field with a smashing OB In lha open loir round uf the Aiffcusta NaMonnl Golf tournament at Augusta. CJa.Hli score gave him a two alroke lead. J#ne H. Johnaon, used car saletman of High Point. N. C . here In­ tently aludlra a newspaper picture of Pe rr David Irvine, knlnoprd Near Rochelle, N. V., achoolboy, who Johnaon r*y» "looked Juat like" a' hhchhlker who unsuccessfully aouithi a ride wl h him near tflfeh Point. The child haa been missing alnre Kelnaiary 2S. PUPILflhKSGAPED DEATH IN THIS SCHOOhHOUSE ROOSEVELT BIDS GOODBYE TO WAltM SPRINGS tinr hundred and ten schooletilldren ware rcacuej without fatality wTien a twisting lomada alaalird Ihroutrh the upper alory of the Highland grede achoot at Columbus, Kaa. Here la a picture b f the building after the roof rullipaed and three classrooms crumbled. The Inmado waa one of aeveral 1h«t laahed arroaa five aialca, leaving at leaat 27 peraona reported dead. GRAND SLAM’ CHA t * D IN HARNESS AGAIN W ill a lit arty wave of Id* hand In 'h e crowd that gathered at the railway station. Prraldvnt Rooaevell, Relief Ailmlnlatiator Hurry Hopklu* and Mrr. Roast vrl* are ahown on the tv“ r platform of the presidential special ar. it left Warm S pring«. (3a. The Pre"ldvnt anil Ida party lirudid hack to Washington lifter a tcn- ‘iiy variitlon “l the "l.ltlle White II oust.*• PRESIDENT DINES WITH WARM SPRING ADMIRERS practiced for the Aagwale. G*.. recently when he ppraetleed ■for the A araata National Uranian Here Is the old master patting on lha ninth rreen.Note bat) dropping Into hole. Watching rtm a try Cooper (left) and J**a 8 woetact. President llooeevrlt appeari to be eqiully Intireated In the food before him and'tlM conversation ol theae two youthful Worm Bprlnga Foundation patients who are lutwhbig with htas a t Warm Springs. lia. Shown left to right: Jerry Gould o f Scranton. I'», Renee Daly of Spring Valley^ N. Y., and President Roosevelt. - ,V.a% » h l m • •4 • r i m FOR A HULA H O M I C O M I N C ' L a rry " B a . t . r " CTabhe, awlaa alar and M v h actor w ta apent bit early yean aa' the r a d l c latee. Orcbastra Leader la a l MctaUro Irish*! and M w t RjO, la the cn e e skirt, n e t la New Yerk'a Lexingtonhote l Betk �VL*.'■' :‘ ■"&?■ **' .yi* -XT v * •■-'• y • •--* ” - „";' > • ■]’....'* * V ^A--J. \ ' -, 'r -- *-*-• * * Sanford And Orlando Lead Loop TeamB In AcUvities To Date By Having Two Weeks Work Tucked Away Uy JULIAN STENUTROM H arald S p arta E d ito r T he e n tire elRbt club* In tho Florida B u te League got Underw iy w ith a 'h a n g '' In th f ir HprlUR train in g a ctiv ities a| thoURh O rlando and Hanford a re boldine a e llih t edge becam e of alread y haVinR tw o week* of w ork under th e ir belt*. In O rlando th e Henator* a re not ra te d aa In-ink a c o n te n d er for the f l a t thl* te a io ii aince they have *ecur«d nearly *he|r e n tire 1WT ag gregation fo r a n o th e r ■aaeon and th ey com pletely tailed In tb a ir a tte m p t last year. H e re In our own m etropuli, th e Lookout* e re a t th e present U|e|ll diipleylnR » team w ith "power a t p late , a *llRb| ud van la rc ov. f l a i t a e a m n a nine w hich w.i* •Jffiie ■•w hat |o*t In th a t p a rticu la r » P « . Thl* year, MuuuRcr Huy Lacy ha* orR anlted a learn Dial Lodata a h ittin g squad nnd on<> th a t he personally p redicts can lead th e way to a po-iibln cham pkm ehlp a llh o u th M anager Don McBhane'a (laineaville O-Men arw a t pr***nt ra te d a s th e likely re taln*ra of th e S ta te loop pennantS till no d e fln ltr word from L eesburg hut It la r ip c c tr d that ManORer N elli" la-ai h'a Hondo tie rs e re ro | hr to have a ,tro s g aRRrecetion rcPreacnU nk th e ir city. N ot satisfied w ith u fourth place, but n f l r i t division club la s t S*a*on, th ey went a* far the | LJI* north * i p o in t. In C anada to •<* curn U lestt. T hey won th e ir first engagem ent till* y e a r h r * ecot* of is tu 1 a g ain st ■ Tam p* »em |. p ro nine. H arold " llo n tu ," Chapm an t j day aaiil th a t he would im h-’i n o t m ake any sta te m en t* in re Sard to tho chanee* of b li 1M* Da L and lleda A lthough training ■cation*’ arw underw ay, m ore than h a lt of the Red'* alaned Player a re not p re se n t fo r the dally drill*. Don M cB hane', O a in ea tllle li Men a re w orklns out dally and ite m In tak a th e ir drill* r*«y because th ey have been rated u.. th e retain*re o f Ihe Btato League flap thi* re * r. O-Men. however, m ade a poor th o w ln s a g a in .t tlu K no iv illa Rmokiea of tho Houi'i • m I t M I K Monday night in the C nlveratty CRT hy going down In d efeat by a score of only in to S. In Daytona H eath, thing* h a te finally avtllnd down a f te r a |ar* i ro u ila g a n d r « n l n l th e Islet fana «ounded tow ard th e Ht. Loui* C ardinals fo r nol alvina the to a a ta l c ity a d ecen t rln b to rep re-sent Ibem . T he C ards have now Riven them n aotind rlu h to dale w ith Man*Rcr *'T rark H |o r'' Han Hera a t the control*. la . Ht A ugustine, tho only player* th n t mny tie retained for Lyle Ju d y 's Jo« C am bria o w n 'd concern Shin *essun I* Hill C alc* C la s s ifie d A dvertisem ent* W HOLESALE PIANO IIKPIIK HKNTATIVK lin* re ta il Healer* HAVE Y O UR W atch re p aired b y ’ Block to li'iiuiilale, ro iu j ling ol one w ho really know* how ,. , nj ufce4| ••spineta*’ *ma, J e w a ltr M agnolia Ave. | I'H iuJIm '' nnd grand*. Full In 1.— A n n o u n c e m e n t* E T tU W B K IinrtC a fo r can n in g .; *" *'>* 1,0 f“ r. run <»r or capped capped and , n,||I nn'*h"d by adHiewinR * Wlkilerak Field run waahed. Also i t raw b e rry luice- t - , p T1B H ciald •V. Re» P ack ard 12— W a n te d 1 W art A Found LOST: T en foot step-ladder, l i a r ' dall E lectric Co. f tlT b u y t'yprei* poles for lath Stock 6" to 15" by ftil" Iona. OSCEO LA CVPREKB COM PANY. • '" 'L *~T '— *■**---------- —■ *"— THE SANFORD IH5RAI.D, SANFORD, FTORID A WEDNESDAY, APRIL «, IM8 Lght Florida State Loop Clubs ^Get Spring Training Activities Underway For 1938 Baseball Year - GREYHOUND KNTKIES TONIGHT Y*m*mhV* U»f*U« r i n u r h a c k ; a - u ami* HIm ** K Jlm*H Jm lgm riil Watson Fires 8 Men From Local Baseball Drills T he ra ilio ad Univorsity Students 1(’ontpan)’ now See Truck Centers condltiOoi-il p.t IN TTTF PIKLD OF SPORTS lly JU L IA N flTBNBTHIIM * n p eintlon. Lurtifl**M| Another L a r g e Cut Slated T o d a y By j Prexy And L a c y G o F A V o R h- i 4 3 *i DR. MILLFR •n 4 IIT CATEHIN(« ) j t Do You Know___ Sanford Faint & (ilass Co. Will Finance Your Faint And licpnir Job \f e - ' 4 4 4 ............. ............... 4 Mrn. M. D. Gulchcl# V or ▼vr ▼vr Ul. s S s « j a a ‘T S JOE PAI-OOKA Sanford Paint &Glass Co. Try A Delicious Meal CampbcH's Security Feed &Seed Store AT F e in I ti i u r fiKwl front ii Lo| nl delicious onnrlnlrhcH nnd Imnit’ itMikt-d p.iHlries . . . M r rl y o u r f rie n d s nl n i 'i* 7 .i !J I*. !*• I ft !l|*|(U|.|«f !*»•*»•» Irlii# LANEY’S DRUG STORE iCompIefe Lunch It Is Dangerous Ubcome eipcrla In InalalliHim' tp /y ttl.it AT <0! DF.T PEP •nd tarvlcn work as well aa n ,.» tiitrox Tonic Tah|.’ts c»o planning. «»tmiating. ate. W rltn tAin taw i n i f r inviR*'ralura *ttd giving ago. ppySut nceupalioit nther stimulant*. One’do*" sta rt-1 CltUlles In i., rare of Tha Han ' ,,,-w ta p Vnluo tl OH.Intimluc t M Herald. u J lory price H"c. Call,writ" Ban ' ________________ I ford Hf’iR Company j^ - M l a c e l l a n e t t u s __________ j Mofw |h , n Mi,,cricnl of ih-t Avoid coally 'repair bHU-uoc IJl.l»M «S *penl In Florid* Dollar A Gay1* pnlnt—IPs ihe through F*bruary » . » • • l’"kl aoundaat dafroso against ral. In wsaes lo skilled and unsklllud S anUy-Rogrrs Hardware Co. t worker*. and th e Pullm an have l l.lo s n ir i-hgor c a ts In UAINKBVItXE, Apr It. the an Idea •* staging an A frh flr»! Ihtgg^tays of this week 'he can elephant hunl In tjva ela!' n^ ve)el*hli’ priwlttelion nt G A I N 1N stadium on opening gay In the Untrersl?)- of Florida Folloirv C h a tta n a o ta but (b it method r v r g v hay w»: i -i c o m c nf Agriniltiitv visitwl Inick glow • f a ttra c tin g a ittn d a n c e is h h t t c r k n o w n An t h e ibd ceitier* of *oulhern Florida rep u rle d lo have brought CHTATONR o r , for a field study of production• m uch unfavorable criticism Q u a lily P rin tin g an I markeltiti; me’hotls. ('has. K from m any hum ane aaclllioa. CnwBult nt mh«tH t**itr HIIIMIT M PilltT HIIOTM — A I Abbott, pciyfrs.oi of Itorlieultutr. PRINTINO I H nnM MUpnw trav elin g tn seh u li in if IrtM us nutditc csl the elttss contponsl nt Inst night Hint ihe llabiwavllto 21 student* SEMINOLE PRINTING Co. H.M eii l-oikotl io » j Im pressive in The group studied potatoes, col PHUNR4ft.n A r ,..I .B ia , 1Ii "I p 51 to I win liver n P erry ity , ntatki’i gat delta. 'nntaliN’s, si-mi p m team Huodav nflrntm i-i ctnplanla. |tep|tera, oscatolle. Vero Beach Comes Here For Contest ( Sunday Afternoon - mns With the inttluK of ei*h‘ ls ,-'t>.J m ilt i i 't l c n l l f - and ni'teilih w i l l' llluwlHg ti tle T tilrrv ill* tu,trv Im tiy. the Hanford entry in Ann U M t r t:uin»n#«i tin- Hiute l.ciip is Rrmluallv ei-i hicuond iiA rn . r» iim ii) tm e sm aller "m l "-"'o » 111 n*’t i r i m i Hair • ( Dully D*«bl»» II) llnittM i F t )in i Tiiikiuixh ■i is-1 as having th e l-uee t Cartinatlsili IV. L ftY\ tjiH n g lA i.iitns in th e il.i ii t i, M#« Haw Her'in in# S#n*tor*« liitutfhlAr ll#«i lift) M >mi Her Loi-v old lliat In- iinikl T illllli IUVH: ft*U Mllr li"l he in th e ie d w ith grime o f tltf M r f 11*11 mt Dally u * « b l# | . ■ fiitU riflnlfll Hull iNtlaml the loi) i- honi In- dkl not Hunk Hill Nyr r i r f M i n i H enry W at non »f th® Fiimi K iiik tVilr l .uni • " ■Id m ake th,. itindi* to -4il*o HjK'fi | ri* ||ny Hliv#r T int F anL inl |*ooknut» nnnoumn*d 1o lu d to c o m i-ntruto m ore on mipytr'D ll.tUy iVtiltk lari njktht that Manas* r Uuy KUIfllTM II.MM tl Fill Ml II)'* llm ... o lni,o prospective a h |||iy T m fflr Illfprtur Ifmrt 1 n ry Sm* n n l i m l frk m u iv j I' . i1. ol tout Ion. KdiM * .T m lllr Hull H ld iltr rlyh l nnnt>K*r> * ‘f Hit* R*|iiafl thalj Ifqurnky Hliniii c r a f t) Maia . . . Five l!H nl|nn,’0|m n e w . toons th u h n I, attl| other veinII w i K a in ru lh» other liAYr hern umk-nmlm: workout* JMiirtlin Juftf* p a p er hoy. wore honors'll guest a side- "I Hustings. Sanford. Itvio tlsy lhai Dill -R a w M .al" riK T II HACIJ: M l lllli*. tU ltr »i H v liK.ii p \ Ama Isf-niltM t: in Ikiy ljiifb '4 $ "i-h the oilier dav , ilu, Win er tSmdrn. Ivitflsh. Ellenft" 'ln e ts ' rniy have given no I'D-, INC. |f oil *it Hr# m Wit %<ti utnl l *u*j a id Urn’ j Ull* . . ' . 'th n v wops' riv e n e tp e n s.’-( 'mi. Manatee,' Hollo filado hasetiall in a m anager's role M iller llhlff. P ark Avtv mid I»nt«k L'Vfnrr Alruaun*' h Ijvitw !n* «ru fir# |m*t hfhi T « ll I m i l ll a a lt t T I I III- III* but ool rn tirc ly . T he lo im ri P'lld I rips In pro the l.oohinih Pehnkoi. A Hip Into Ihe coinmol Tuffy Ulrnitl Mr* I I I |,|>f J||# Blontl^ Sci M i;b**ita, in Irhlrr Hllljf AIXTII HACK: F u lu rtl) in th e coastal r ite . . . -k ip p er of the IOJ* ami l» J/ rial veuolnblr mesa ,. mtnually n i* riiM irt h u t «»Mfh I*A<t V«f» laniill W f l i r ou’ f chier Johnny llel'tm * SI. A ugustine's H arvtv t a ­ iV ^krt l»l»r* l.llllt nn mu anoregstlonx h»« been o a rm l isituliu* etl hy Prof, Alilaitt fin ht" ru K s c K irn o N s f irs t l« e . .. I ..pc Flnall IN*lnt Ma r Duff per of the Record anil Racilia*, v. n .co o l fh>t Jo s C ngH s Rhi|l|H*lr Ulltt n t h Let *lm 'tin (toll Until# t*ati|irr r n 'rh e t llndv Itu n lo tf. Pitcln-r", A C n tlJ A T K I.Y is lk a are nHII nuarr*lllng ov. <C li* t|n n n faa l.oiikoula. t*f^ * x pin (ii uif HiitiI- nf jiio HHVKNTII ItA fK : ft I t IIitiHii." F u ltrii nod J a k i^ J a w m .and n ) M i ,m iN D i < ; n r r a n k ’t I'ltnlr# All Iff Ft or th e opening d str . . . . The i.ln r n ln e of f'ti.t.ilttiI, a i n »lu« . gml fm (he ^H«l# Hnll |*it||) IHa on fieldi-r Ntrve P a rk e r. ' v 'i** 11s old stnnipiiiR Risoind ,|«--r AT H K M A ItK A Itl.Y Lpovhi'rg Hxntlolier* l*h* On iN M ufl* n f thi* Ettt(trtt(i«, Fly| na Toll HprFi.)Nnrvjil ■ <LM ann'-,r |.s ry s ilte d "lint nil In mii ii In' |o Runfovil olllnm oii. U K IH 'C l'Ii IMUCFmS , Hi*IV IlciV 111'i*l<f ill** Jifev th e Jack-otivllla T a r, W ednes­ KKIIITII II.H*R: 3*|S Miir o ilier m t viould le* Imi-ti •' day avenlng.' . . . A m ail* Ho* ore lull n m inor le-ieuo «< oilTAIN D l'lf PIIU’K DN \lrlvlfl |lrr#I» Montfer cohnty Is ■ponliiK o "biiww* *" Ik*" It will enable liiin to k.inii-ilion. Ju sl tho “ Beal O tL and’’ l» rtp o rie il *»ff lrs»r*F Frio ml to li.iuINHIVIDl \i. p lf E S t 'R I Pnew State Farmer* Market a> THINS IIF.FDIIK jsi'II I.INIl. ^H'urilnE Lir# Ju st K u ra slirn give m o rr iiilelilton to Conndintr m ill, ol .Inn KllRCl ulsoll to be e lrculallng about t h h ns J%a#st Ahrahnin Ihiihitell this week. The market ,,! present reKUlsr* inlti po«i- n o .ms i r>nshlepih|o Ins-mis'- Kn m etropolis . . , Bpte M lnlllng NINTH IIACi:: s .i« < Mil's Villi WILL III: sniPHIKKD. is HH> feet long with alaiUI IJ.s i*Mf T raffic MISS Ant Vs l.nMt tlon. rwho was ralvased y tsle rd a y . P--I inis ties’ll i ii Hi it HoMy tJriinn.i fret of it eiu tp*ed wa> prPvp.l at an um olra'a I.ula It** l fc I tie hutil *a|i*.r,| tin d e n n n n • n |,i|M | p ie ty ill ih e . |,:lti->n • | Nhtp Alirly TF.NTII HACK dfd> Ion during (ho gam e •I* Mile ! I'ltn-linir pim-lln* sctslon > I••• ■ I - I ion . Hoc (on ion sOliio III I llr A lly H ip tl-ip il Sunday. . day ivhMt iinliidc.J,n tom liitlkinf f.iinniis |iiil*|1i lly plunl s o lo tfIn a It mill v M Spreill I'l'W M ln'linr do'il'l'-il with tw o oil • t»*l l.«M»l*flUl vc- - ion. fli'ih i V A b i M u|i pcec- ea|, ho u lli in to,| 2% inin Intis i,« llinitlv Ifsrp *«a|ly lInrr hilt the III util. Tonis ruled it f lid- and n lo q sh Infield .nid out* I nn - I Stadium in lie TVou.-s HLRVKNTIf H A rr: i'm to it v l.ig h ls a( Ml. A ngus. field licit) Am ong the pltcheraj l‘|tl in P'JH just lo Rico MWIII l foul J»iM Fo» Allllsr rant llnllitny K* in less lin tk lr woiVinir out* « e r e llob F isher, oi i.i | |- io Immo II,- lilio,I n y••ilu-x Hne kinl Ihivlotm llom-h llirni* F rlti Ofitrn istk Prince , , Frank T ill1*. Johlinv liisd.. F ran k Ii ill 'll- III hti'lyg t " Ii'11 I IIIt.1,1,-1 I ho Iouruo ion, diitkni’sa Fancy lllciulnr Nlfly Nila V iink'os .o ii'iu l F iiim e r loHikonta m r h a rlo llo f i ll .,. Jo e t ’tn'V r. Iloli ll.ipe. Mil- tho \'-w ton l.i ilu-c mill aovem l ollicrs • in -n il' I i r . 'l > / i d "In f n n n i 'l | Ihi- >,-4 1111 an- ri-piutnil to Im> The S a in t, Imvo a ream Im* acoro Pei Irlpnllnt: in Ho; Infield llnl" llm h mid Lou tio h tia in or lining Pleat in th e ir firs t venlineup th a t resem bles a C uban! drill u-rro .In ttn a ro ilo 10 1" tilt" l.l'l a •Tl'*.1 Ill'll . , , . Hock' d m . t t ' i e g o , a hillin g ntit111y I* ini ie volution but they IhiubI i llodurrp. Ilm o ld Woldi. Ilu he. lip M aoinl n o t e c iisla m rrs p iiH 'd • i'iy hi,isl nii,| we hope " ronk com pany. T hey wor e do I Young, J u lio l yle. John tn r y .i to withe*- Ilia reg u lar game* fo ile d in th e ir Initial encounter la-on Ad y. .In-1. IMIioono and i «n " , th a t it " " iliu m 's IliroiiRh th ’’ n tn iilrn l som e .40 PI-OpOll. , by the Khtivville H niokie, yostor-j M nnSgrr Ijic y . To king part in 'lie] canaries sn d h«sl them »t*•lay by » * in J count I out fields >•** ton Were tack Mur ' t icu -ii n. -ul Ihe e n tire ball i 'lurk park. He is now w orking on tla*oba|| i-uthti'laam is b lilin s • r">'* f b 'e Mnlmlic. liny a<iw blah In P alm ka as licork'-'l *"'* " ,l» llro o it Andrews is rm indim : a Willi of “ Srlowu h lte " Kill.* , *nf >• l.|or * tr. Vi-ptnyinir n- p iosi'iit. • Vul11 -ills r iV i- Miilmli . liny youngster* Into n g re a t nine to] ,rf>,n E p m to n h n n r. t: tialny, d l t t ’ci'litiiinN — < '« rd I 'a r t l m s f i in l a ’iio represent th e Acnte* f ’ily In th " , r wVrisl rhr- lu te of a i-alrhi • n- list I'lm . iimiI Win Iti-iwn ^ l i l n n r r I 'n r l l e n C Florida ( lim it th l, y ear. A ndrew s •* sln'm l i , oa’rli the iitlni rn m p ’ H i-uh’i ', nil him - hlt'liiir po w i m il the thriH* m o mak in n iiieu* w ith i«u roils from Ihe Joe H trlpp k '""’'- • hi *ol'i-rtinem I’l'o Idon I h’H tis e h n ll school held In llrtand'L ‘ ymrth is ,1 j rival drprnditldi- hit- C'i mb ion li'-o 111 own l-n'a a re non- lirjuR ra te d the d » r L ',,,r p" '' m ay la kept fo r lltlM'y hull 'u l tiUil piii-ka :i w n'lop ol 'h o ' lurk horse of ihe loop and a rrn rd ln g purposes and |«iss1hly n n ttu la r plnl" • hil-- .Moh 'ln mol nto Im 'h looi! tithlri- Ul'Wtii’ti mot to iv p o rls fi-om I'a la lk n , A ndrew s berth. Small Pity nii’iil Knt'h Mttiilh AI ,V, hit err.al hi' l i|xlilh"lutist T hey have will h u m a first division rh lb or l.u-y a'ltloi! t >*s- Mondny nfti-rpti illy * 1 i pi-ti 'on, howi t o r, in Nolhlnj; Tit I'ny I'nlil ,'Hl D iivn Alter Jnli Is t'nm|ilelcU noon Hue 1ho itifi.l nothing. nnd < id .lurk lin in ' Tin- >mini«tin •* Alihc-URh r till early in tlo. field Cl'lll.l I'O | llsidol ■d u mio do lip ••.i ni v ik m 'to- |n * clto e h nr-lu­ son, fhn oorolnr w ork.op,l should nf the 'tl">l"r.U V n II o r alio*’ nod i- „U ii a heavy h itle r. s i : k p s Ff|ii. i> m . m i .s . furnish Loop fan w ith onoilch duo In lh'< fuel Hull ll-1- hoy-i w 'lht 1,'mki.u e will nnd riro a have -how ii much 'u l ill llo'l a p -' (iiK fi—I'irH’—H iiM fsM ldr Infortnalloti to give Ihem n Krand heavy w n ito n ' In lay lou will d*i I Ira ml A H ulls —K andnirhe* ) Idga of how i),r clubs w it] run in pc»m lo h. iso <1 tilth Idl-Ct. hi ■nly liohi vvnr’. ti mm low in |u c # re g u la r play th is season. E vhibi r lu f io r h l il - j . Itii” •ol In. | in-' nnd |i.liall« li loi 'In- I I* i-vlilhi'l'ill thuis gam es th is week ayi' srhi-,1. R o-luri" In • l o - n .’'in. nip iip ’ d ll"ll II I I.' l ahll I I- III It- I' 11 T I l i f t PliMiir oli-d for Ibe follinsinK clubs: noil. Thu i id ’ I" inli-mi n '. In ni­ ■loy i nin ls III 111. Inn hoc ili-pui * ever D aytona lle .n h . S anford. Inw burg, fla tn rs illle . Hi A ugustine tn rn l. nnd O ilnnd'i. .\H liouch *ih In i i li k, l. iU-1. , W ind, Pmdi r mol I l-lll-l 0|1|»-I1 ’o have t liiI hoy ai ill tail, a 111111- nlillily. lit*,* 'I , I., ioIlD m e -C iH ilie d i-yporivnee. M anugi-r Ia n y raid U td ri* t« LOST: Black key container w i'h Will pay cash fo r second hand p alio. Ho* 552, S anford. keys. Leave a t IL-iuld O ffice. W A N T ED : (*hmh| hom-*t wom an to LOST- W h i t e * b link pointer took and help keep h o u s e -liv e bitch. Nino m onth* old N o tify !"" prem ise*. Good w a g e , to com* L, A. Palm er, tun P-i,k A m . l*,,rm w,,,A,n w * T hom pson. h ld c r SJ>r ngH, thin they are I -'. )oitn i:a eta and • — S itu a tio n W a n te d m ay tu rn out III y i i a t 111 In n - in IS — A p a r l m c n tH F o r K e n t Ihe fn ’ ttcp. J o n AS m aid o r uurso, Minnm ------- T l,,' a h e m ." “ I • l,| ,n *’ n i n l •*! L o, H unt to o l Ihiy A«e. j C a n u te A p a rtm e n t, 112 W. f»h St. T he Sanford LoukoulR w ||| r# |iluy tin*) tin* l.i'okoit’ - w ill d|a FlIltN IH I I i-l> g u n g e u pm l mi'll i Cook—general hom ew ork, o r will for re n t. T hroe itinins mol buth. lu in to lilt* i My Hu hi l*iy Mftrr- l'l*V this season la tin- h illin g a b ility that Ihe p la y e i" Hi travw'. Je ssie l l a i r l , 41J E. ilpi W ater furnished, Mummer rule*. noon to play tho V era lloach T ig e rs in an s> h |h |t|o n lilt fo| _____________ 'i i l W. tu ih SI. I lowing a I wo.day nnRBgoinrnt j 8— In s tr u c tio n * . So— l iu u n e a f u r 8 « ltr. with the Looshurg (!onil"llor* Recii-t*ry A E. Cisu-er of lit" ttultfonl M i,c'i,,11 A s-ocialloo * a h l1 l l U # B tlle r R M « In a r il „ S» ||<g||. today th a t Ihe gam e >, aisle d t u | T l T U f » r lull JifBf let iHRttr Hirer rfrlRer*H "n, P re fe r n u n n<'« . ' EafrlRnration *•# i'Ktwr rr«l« m"»r, i u«i nmri * Mir 651- W. In-gin sltaip l) at I lia uVlta-k and | »<>*•# ft*#**! "*w l*J li**r I hen* jenil •btployed and taacltanically In-) __________ )•!• luap M ur liiiwlRtr *w. t,iM| |* th a t a lirg o rtS'W'l I" e ip e c to d l" cflped- with fair education and g^~T»cnttH1||| lli# rr **r •■•«# ihura g> a llrn d . willing to train »l«ra tinin la _ ______ . . M ir k l HI ( M i l l I U. * s ~ ~ pace Feeds—Hay—(irain Fertilizer—Insedieides Fern C^ruk'H Strawberry ( ’rales | % ! '% [ "J : -v , I d i n r t *s, ,vvi; i ii.r, a i .i , I'U K s n t ir n n N s — INSOLKNCB p iio n k iiw 201 W. I nI I'I i one S.'ltl ’x | Ity HAM FlSHKIi OFF-SIDE) ft c. S �r ,m YINGS EUoi.h Fear ___ ‘ j .0Q i r" it U a f*»r of ahlfHng poll« m t of a hoatiu attitude toward latllim atc burinoMi of ina latoner an dlacredlied U s method* and a th ir tawa which prertnt the turning and raUlning of fair and non U Transferred _T oT ounty Tribunal | . Col. William Glsnn, Orlando pdltar, hat been named president of Ui* Rotary Club, l i t la a charJ*t member of lha club and for 18 ye.tw ha* baen exemplifying the Satary principle a l "Serric* abure 8 e lf. I'lavea'igalnrt blama an airM*a leaking fuel tank for n fa 1700,000 airport confla-l l*n which destroyed 14 ship*/ ■dim lb* ttMAOO plan* In' ck Major Alexander P. D* •why act many epaad record* REVIVALIST ^ .v V ' r S T T W - Apr. ts -V Imp * last nlgkt that th* C.V Conaarrallon Corp* waoM ■ tkuM IU- fin* work for B j n A to n o r . " Tha P lo d i*ont hi* greaHatgn *• * diweai ywhleh CCC letdere celefcrefcd l fifth anniversary of th* co t| MILS. PYNCHON ELECTED Tw m 'y-four peruana war* ar* ST. PETERSBURG, Apr. W >-M re. Mao McGarwlck P y it reigned before Jo d ie Frank L. chon, Jacksonville, woo a levied Miller fn a aosalon of tk* Muni­ pro* dent of I ho Florida Coofor­ cipal Court a t th* Police Station otic* of Soda] Work a t th* annual Monday afternoon. business meeting yw tarday and Tallahaisrc nice led aa th* IMP >A rthur 11 gga, charted with content ion city with lb* confer* dninkcnoeaa, waa (Iran a BO* onto to ho ho d March 1811. b >by su-prhdrd acRleitc* on pood behavior. Albert Johnton, charted with b u lk in g and entortef, waa irentfcred to th* County Court ( Hartford, Coon., Apr. B. —I rnd Pi unci* Howland, charged ,(!")_ About thteo and a half.m il’s ■with drunh tnnraa, entreat ad a lion pounda of the big boat prlcaA' bond of f 10. 'tobacco grown In tho Unitad I Stale* went on aaU hare yeaUrday Th* remaining perron* nn I hr (with buying lotereat belgfatmwd. docket were negtoe* nnd were jbeeauae of tho comparatively, vntenred aa follawa: .email amount lot* atock now In, Chrla fl^ m a i, poarcaaion of IIImanufartorer*' hand*. licit lli|uo*t V-0 or [Hi <L-ya; iJidU Pugh, erll.ni illicit liquor, $35 or 70 daya; Kddle Mae Slmmona, S.aU policemen arc ahown searching the draort eahd for dura on the rpot where the baltcred possess.on of illlrlt liquor, $35 or A hia-hawtng brawn mula ruled aa "KUg for a Day’.' during tho and remi-nude bodies of Mrs. Wet on 0. From* and her daughter, Haney, were found near Van Horn, 70 daya; Willie Rrllengrr, selling annual “mula dayj* celebration a t Columbia, Tann- which elalma Trxee, Authorities concluded tha women, en route from (heir home, at Berkeley, Calif., to Parris illicit liquor, conllnoed. Norma Pearl Island; 8. 0 „ for a trialt with relative*, wary victims of a "horribln torture" killer. K. C. Jackson, Contempt of tho largeat etreet market for multa In tha world. Park* (left), I t . knd Freda Jan* Journey, 14. are shown placing lha jcwti-s'.udded “goldan’* crown right between the royal farm. A d v e r t i s i n g Of C e l e r y Will Be Planned Thursday V " a r , i rrsHiem, y.,u - ...... tigta this basic cause of th* d«Freaaion w ry simple. . . . Thru a to Congress or some other vehicle, you should addreei goureelf a t onre and convincingly to remove the fear that keeps apMkaat* for loans away from i benks full of money, and prevents aa front turnnlg Into profit* th* gfoateit store of natural resource* and Industrial Ingenuity In the w ld .” Th# lel<er suggested that the . (resident consol date and attempt IM further "moral and social ail Ygnces” until his cabinet, Congress and himself "agrre lhat th* nation edn foot the bill." .•Ml auggested that Mr. Roosevelt announ.r that hi* only effort wl I im to rale* th* national Income by normal means to "that DO or I0*> billion* annually which you s*i a* your goal” and refrain "from fa­ voritism toward any economic groups, distilibing speeches, sud­ den and new proposals to Congfaaa, and attach* on groups and Indlrlduala who happen -to dis­ agree with you nr rritlc'ic you." "You should set a high exampl# by clearing your mind of pri­ vate hales," l| stld, adding that tha nation can raise It* annual Inrome to the draired figures If Mr. Rooa«v*|t makes "It clear that wr# shan't fight ovrr who Is to rHart" It. . . Th* chief thing’ la to eli­ minate fear and thus restore con­ fidence," tho letter continued. "You alone can do tbit. But you ■oat do It Ihoroly, forsaking hale sad van ty, and roaumlng that * —a.* aaa _ _ .U „ lane# with which you to nobly I courageously conquered an III1 that would havo broken the rk of moat of us. Ypu hav* been a great leader |q p great man. You can be ' " , ';y^ ^ Case Of A lbert John-' | in o r Pattersoh i d e s President I n c o n siste n c y rASHINOTON—H arnor P k f m , editor and publUbor of tho M utton Herald and WashingTimeo, 4art night called upon [Mont Rooreeelt to keep "adlalratir* ■Renee" and "permit Mry to go to work In an at* phoro of pert* and aocuriiy." y ;ln an open U tter to Mr. Roose­ velt eppeartng on the front pig* of Oil* morning*! Ilorald, ah* a t Id aha h td aval ed hertalf of th* _CMtf Executive'* Invlta'lon to « Jt ca to "writ* out exactly what you think I could aay that would haaUb fear." , -Ton aaU 'o n ee. with *teRiii truth, that lit* only thing to fear la f H r Itaolf," tha Utter aUl*d. "Fo*r ia dapreaalng indualiy. With da* m p e et, you ahould concede . tha oheloua: Thii fear la faar o 24Are Arraigned [to Coart Setsioo' [Before City Judge Continued from Pip* One ftmlly ronmimnl only f v,. ainlka qf relcry p 'r yenr nmt atlilnl that If ihe lonxumrr will *lep up tonlumpUon o n y n small nmor.nt, the bugahoo of it ‘rr-produrtlon In Ihe celery Imlurlry will vanish. In tin ie r In ohlnln th is, Mr. Dawson ala'erl, it I* nrerinnry Id e*t ihllrh a ' rona'atatll, wi-ll con-elvetl arlveitinlng program, woik'ng In mnjimr'lmi w.*li inielllgi n* li»lrll>u'lon nnil mnikr-.lnq." It waa llulira' -.1 llmt 'he illrrdoru of Ihe ulil t -li-r-/ Anocln' Ion will lie pn sent tr the meet' Ing Thuisday n>ln nr.-I lhat new officer* for the • '■•imitiIIoii wh-i will continue effur-vih Min i of III* rol->ry iulve*t|i|iit pogrom wi'l be elected In extending n grner.il ‘m i l ­ lion In llm tiubllc to sUeiul 'he meeting, Mr. Diwson declirnl 'Ksi-iyoiu- In fb-uilmile County Is sffrc'ed inure nr less by Ihe prb-e of eebry. When rfirry I* n goml prbe Mic grower ern buy whit h<needs, thereby brnrflting the mer■hauls. The railroads have lo inr in s e Iheir paym'l* because of inrrr.isnl traftir, a* n result *>f more bus neap U-nefit*. I’rofrs‘.tonal workers nlso heuefli, sinrr folk* with money pry their dur■or hill-, have Ihrir teeth attend­ ed to, nnd visit licnu'y parlor*. Ko lets all lend ti hind In put this Idg Job o 'er," the County Agent Seminole County Court Records Warranty Deeds l-eonard, Blanche K., wld. To W ill* Stewart Young, Win. MarBrlde »' us A Amelia II. Young, wld To Mayfair I'ropcrtlca Barne t, Gordon J, at ire To G'adya 8. Condtcl Wright, John W. et us Emma V. To Walter II. Bellamy et us., Sarah Cameron, Joe et u s Lovldc Gv To Waller II. Bellamy et us. . Master's Deed 8 . J. NIs, Special Master To Jona* Schwab Quit Claim Deeds la-hmin, - II. J. et ns To Bert Cinwfont rt us. Hickrnn, J. P. et tut al. To Joe Cameron. 8!atr Tax Deeds ol Fla, To Clarencs U CJtherm an. State of Fin. To Clarence U Ca1her man Ft lie of Fin. To Ovcialrcol l.and Option It Lise I, W riter H. To J. M. Oliver Hallsfaclluns Of Morlgagra Nrlsim A On,, Inr. To Nolan Furn Young, Amelia II. Tu Morgan ! E. Young A l.luyd K. Ibiy'.e ■tovnnah Itraliy Co. To Alcona Co. 8w*n, Mnry H. Tu Itworiah 'Really Co, Young, Margaret Joanna To Margaret K. Young Nickel, Carrie E. To Certain Land* Cooper, Weller l„ Tu John W-. Wright g Emma V, Dr-Forest, Norman H. To John K, DrNoff rl u s' Boss W. Routine Matters Are Considered By County Board Cseiinued From Pats Ooa la provide the reqi-cated spare. Following ft request or Dr. II. W. Duprrchl, the Comm ssluncra granlni permission for use of the County trae'or at the local agri­ culture experiment station for several daya. Mts. Chapman, head of tho WPA nursery, appeared before the Do*id and requested that the County pay the gas bill for tho nursery. The Board agreed to pay the bill for three month* un<ll further nrrnngcmcnla tan be made. A ilctrgnlion from I<ak* Mnry headed by Frank 'Evan* appeared Irefute Ihe Hoard and advised that in grading certain n'rrrta In l*ke Mary the County grader had da­ maged water supply l'nrs and other property and rr<|uc>ted that tha boarit repair damage done by the grsiler. Coinmlsslmirr* ad' v aid lhat Ihe mailer would l c inventlgulcd nnd that any damage rau-rtl try tho grader will be re­ paired. I!rv. J. W. |v ry of l.vke Mon­ roe Icnilm-d In Ihe Ibuird n pe­ tition nlgnt-d l-y a number of re* uldrnla In ihnl 'le n ity asking ■h it the Cnmmissioneis remove a “JooU Jo'nt" at Mke Monroe which the prill inti characterised as n nulaenre, Tim matter wa.i refcrtcil to County Attorney K. F. Hoitslio'der for Invest Igal ion. A pel lion was -Iso filrel with »Nr< Commletdonetw reel ues ting lhat they declare rarla'n atreci' tu-tween Hanford and Washington Avenues In luike Mary as public roads. The Comlnlsslnn.-ra ad 'l-id SANFORD MARKET REPORT sell and both er*. Dally report al aalea af trull* and veaalablaa al lha ha a lard dials 1 armors’ Whotsasla Marks' in truekara aarlul aaaemlilere and other daalara for a I* hour period ending al t:M A. M. to­ day, aa rape Med by J. U. Mldiail . Manaaer. « o n a wring- n s . a*s m nmK li.it- it.iii u a l a ii.a t- ii.ia :. it ba. baga corah. Uc: US l a lie. OHAI-KFlIlini Fla sis. bin ti.ia -li iii u a i a i i . i i - t i .i n it hx. hasa aamb. W -ltei US l a MMe. APPI.Rfl: Bbatarn Una hakta York tmperlsla Black Twlga no I tupplle*. Dallalaua If. H. I, Fair condlllon. Il.ll-fl.lt. ■ IIKANH: (gnapl guppllaa moder­ ate. demand light, market steady. illaaie gtrlkgleee 'e n d Valen­ tines ace, la quality hue. hpra., Mr-tl.**: WAX. few lit* . IIHANH: O.lnia) Una hpra Beat It ta -IM ir . Poorer, ii.ii-ii.t* . . HKKTR; huppllea liberal, ee ■mind mnderata markai aleadr! Fla. per doa baa. ate l* quality. ) la-ltei TOPPBD, per bua M-I*e. ll ItnFCOl.t i Fla- per la l-*e. Ihptor of Nick ContUnlln* II CdBBACUli gupplla* llgbur deRuth Gordon 8t. John* war* • ruaad ■mode rata market waatr. la repeahogan Wide range refuted by the Commission­ 1 F In quality aea la eaadlllna p»r te a lia.oa.111.1*1 Red. lit baa I hprs, ft-**. cA nm rrri: Rupptl.s light de­ man* llabi. marhel steady, FI v l*r dna. bun. *ar. few I6et TOPPBD |» r duL tins., Ti-etc. CAlUFUlWKIt; Fla. ncam 11 I, r rla . Ko hu police. HKI.KHVr FIs i v aid. crl! a-i-a. ll.ia -n M CKf.KMV lIRArtTai Fla. dot bun., »•-»*<. 1-ul.l.Alllt.H Fla. per too. bus. It-th. CUlINi Mlreaa' Fla par Coa Fla. per doa. Ns auppllaa. riK-iiMliFiin: VI. waa, hpra. are. la qualllir, ll.aalt.aa. KIKJI'I.ANT Fla. - M i a hors, ace. |n quality. Qua. hpra., II. ll-ll.ia-. IIS hu*. e rtr. lit* . IfAYt I Peanut) Kaulhsrn per tan Nn Muppllea IIONrlY: Fla. Half Oak ran a. each M-tle. bkTIIlL'Ki Fla. tPKtlKtta Kaet»rn rrie, fair in iimhI quality K 1. rrla . IScll.t*. MUhTAlUt! Fla. ettrlv. per dnt bua tae. Hatad bua hpra. N» Huppt lea OK It AI Fla. bua hpra No RupP0*NIONH! tTVr) Kortbara gab Iowa la in. base. | l i« -n *t. ONl»INS' <iir-an« F-a ear doa bun. are. la ilae'N a Ruppllea a t honrie She is . dangerous guide for fickle lady. Let her smile, » °d by g “ y jn a r e But let her froiyn—or even loBe Intereit . y likely to pay more than you should; or bring home dis­ appointing merchandise. In the lurch. ..'Ifiey pow plan their shopping tours as carefully as a master navigator plots his course. Their weather maps and charts are news of sales and up-tothe-hour information bn new merchandise and today's prices. Where do they get this money-saving informa­ tion In advance? From a source at your own finger­ tips this very minute! �Mon F n lt And Vegetable* Than A#>. Similar A m In ^Murkn SANFORD, R(u) Workers A .. i l B U Go On Strike Reported ian Prison n Ballot Is Construed ' A s Victory For Ad.ministration In Ef- ] . fort To Halt Move IN CHICAGO FIRE Street Railway Com* mission Holds Ses­ sion In Effort To Restrain MoventeAt ^ “"Blankets Moat Of U. S, As u Backers Believe ' Measure To P a ss, rafuaed ‘today to kill the government ’repffiinl*«Uon bill. The vote waa 191 to 109. Ike ballot, a victory lor the Admlnle'ration, waa on m motion by Bepreaentative WASHINGTON, Apr. 7 A -W — O'Connor, New York Demo­ Tha National Gabor Relation! bavin In tha squalid W*at Ma Albert M. TreFer (at US). crat, to "atrlko out the enact* American-born hertlcullurist Who Board yesterday ruled th at <h« In* of the reauacHatlon squad ire clause" without which tb* formerly lived In Nsbcsaka, la land Steel Company of Chicago would be defective and mean* The measure was thrown open to amendment Immediately after* ward. Backers of tha bill said today's vela was a aura algn the House weald pass the measure eventually. , Representative Taber, New York Republican, ohjeeted to the bill on paribMttetnary grounds that it vMated House rules by reen* acting a provision of tha old re­ organisation bill which would al* low (be president to transfer ap­ propriation* to the new agency In event another government agency dlaesptjnued. , V Yaaterday general d*bata enA fast summer on Roosevelt's 111fatad court tsvlatwmant plan. “If we can't amend thla bin. as ■wo think H ought to bo," he aaM, that T h a n let's kill R, lie added ............ Ik* current national trend against centralisation of power la the “flacat thing that Baa happened in many o day." Rammers, who** well-rimed de­ nouncement of th# court plan I* believed on* of th* factors respogslbl* ' for II* defeat, said he hoped hla stand on th* present bill would not be construed *a *n attack *n .the administration. “Tka republican* hav* had * perfect field day out of this aRuaUon," he told Ui* house. “But when It cornea to th* teat and we are convinced the notion's Interval la a t stake, let'* stand by th* common people.” • Rena tor Minton, democrat. In" dlarva, told hla colleague# th a t no vo ce* were raised In “horror" when congress not only delegated but surrendered power* to an* other branch of government when It gave tha supreme court power to promulgate rules for civil pro(Odura in federal district courts. Recall Urged For Orlando Mayor In Utilities B a t t l e ORLANDO, Apr. T^-Sogg*atbiy that a roeall e'ectlon aimed a t Mayer 8am Y. Way might offer a turbulent but eventually panes- Ortando City Council and tho Orlando Utilities Commission hi debate over lha proposed parrhaqe ef generating equipment va'wad a t upward* af *700,000, Ul Milks Comm: si lower Harry L McDonald last night snpeonerd that Monday be will offer a roeelation l* tho ( k q a l n l m ask­ ing that no further fands ha trsmfertwd to lb* city troaaviy until th* IKIgstDu hat ended. . HD lengthy defense af Urn aammDaDn'i actions la puactaatad Orion by tha charge that maim ed (h# eemteU'a aJDgatDha avpraamd Hwu CRy Attorney Campbell IpMenay, a rt “utterly foies and ■ D Dadkig," “.illy and child Dh," !and» Russia, Ru-. mania, Yugoslavia Open Most Roads Chinese Report Jap* anese In Full Re* CHICAGO, Apr. 7.-(A 1-K reah t r e a t At Railway; anow hlankrlnl a whir expanse a p o l r a guard. Tb* f tract railway rommtealan heU an allnight aeaalon In an an* detvor •# m i the strike caused by. a prolonged die put* Wt w m IIm rival tmkma—th* amalgamated | Association of Rtroet and JCIar*rk Ballway «nd Motor Coach em­ ployees of America, and th* Me* lor Ceaeh Operator* Association. J WASHINGTON-, Apr. 7.— H oum (t..* " s ™ !" ..0;;,0; u ,« ch ^n .m iv . tTaberObjects To t e g i a l a t i o n On Bari liamentary Grounds U A P )—The France Plans Five Power Pact ToA id JCzechoslovakians reported held In a Russian prison and hla wife Elva (below) baa appealed lo the American stale department to seek hla fries** from a 10-year aantenc* on a chair* of "counter revolution.’ They formerly lived *t Falrhope, Ala., leaving thera In 1B34 for Russia. Chase Co. Named In Suit Brought By Control Group Chase aOtd Company, on* of n a rk fe 1* loading dklppoi* of frail* and vegetables, waa named defendant hi a ault filed yesterday hi the Federal Court In Orlando by attorneys for th* Florida Celery Industry Control Commit­ tee, established under Ihe provi­ sions of Ik* Marketing Agreement Act of 18ST. Thla aerim waa said to follow refusal by Ihe firm to pay tb* onr-crat per crate assessment levied by tbe Control ComavlUo* for th* operation of the ceWfy marketing agreement. The Con­ trol Commute* aeeka the coll*** tiun from bhaae and Co. of mom than 13,000 In delinquent assess­ ment a due on the 184,384 crates of celery shipped by the firm since the agreement went Into operation. J . C. IAttic*, secretary-treasurer ,of the committee, atsted today th at tha suits had been f Had far tha Control Committee by assistant general of the Justice Department In Washington and th* U. S. Dis­ trict Attorney In Tempo. In­ formation far tha eaaa waa pre­ pared by G. Osmond Hyde, Wash-*' tngton attorney, who Waa sent boro to make an investigation of the charges made by th* Contra) Committee. , .Although tha Control Commit!*# (OMIlskM m Pose rw*f> 13 Planes Hunt For Two Missing Fliers ftim ea lha< awept upper floors of the Hotel Center, a tranalanta* m atraai section of Chicago. About .10 men were readied. Firemen >wn a t work on « in of the hapleaa victims. * violated the W arner Act by Ua itfuaal—Jn adraaca of nrgotDlion*—to sign a contract with John L. Lewis' Commute* for In* dustrisl Orranlaalton before laat Summer’* “little ateel* atrika. Although thla ruling waa con* fined to the Inland Company, it waa believed to be tha forarannar of aim liar daetalOfU against tha P r e-Easter Services other independent ataal ramps* Ds, which, led by; Tam W. Olrdler, To Be Held At Rita president of 4taraM |r Steal (Mr4 Days Next Wejpk poraltoli, rsfssad to/*tgn «P with the CIO> Meal'Workera OrguaUThe preachers v ig a wMa da Inr CommVtrav In snnomwtag, tha far-tsariring etalon aver Iha lawyara in Mi In. telllgetire true and false eontOat •M durird by II. B. Morris at JP* rag'dar luncheon of the Kl* wanlg Ctab 7*at*rday,. — Tha tricky qoeatlooa asked *1 the loco] triton) prlnelps) and IQw iu w a «* a— M l Preacher-Lawyet Contest Held At Kiwaois Meeting Dr. Emmel To Talk ployment., la b o r observer* generally be­ On “Fowl Paralysis*’ lieved that th* signed contract Issue eventually will go to the D r M W. Rmmtl, vaterlnarlan Supreme Court. Other compsnel* at the Florida Experiment Button at aalnaavlll*. will ,paak on " ^ * 1 Paralyala” at tha regular m**llng of th* B*mlnnle Poultry Producer* Ataoclatlon to l>e held In th* Hernino|a tilth Bchool tonight at * :00 o’clock, arcardlnt In Al*' It. Jnhnson. secretary of lb* a*, aorlatlmi. I>r. Kmmr| I, nno of th* polnrcr r****rch*ra In this fowl ills*se<and la widely r*no»n*d as an authority on lb* subject. Mr. Johnson said, requeuing that those who sro not aismbers of A produce truck, belonging *o the association but am lnlere»trd H. O. Omen of Charlotte. N. C~ In poultry raising, lo bs present crashed In a ditch In what h*a for what promise, to ba an #nbeen tanned a* "Daath Valley* lightening topic for faw|.i-«D*r* about seven mile* sooth of Ban- K atie w ||| he furnished for th? ford on lb* Ortando highway entertainment of lho»u present about 3:00 o'clock thla morning and refreshments will ba served .after th# heavily loaded truck had following the hireling. It was slat aldeavriped a 8t. John* River Un* truck headed aouthwaid. according to Deputy Sheriff C trl William* who Investigated tha accident. Th# produce track continued 'about 1M yards *fl*r sides wiping tha St. Johns Rtvar Un* track, driven by Elaaar Nolan, bator* crashing Into tha ditch. Mr. Wil­ Over 300,000 man hours without liam* eaU. and added that ha did a single 'lost time" accident Is not know why lha truck had !<■> the record that hat been estab­ tha highway. R. If, Teach#ry, regular driver lished by employees of the Phoenix who waa vJ**P »t >h* rim* «i plant af tbe Florida Power and Iks acrid—t, waa alas unable •* Light Company'* Interconnecltd divulge any ef tb* details. A man system, Superintendent J, A. later Ideal If led pa James Turner Young announced today. waa driving tbe track but wa* With only four employe* acci­ taken ta tka ksapllal unconscious following lha accldaat. Mr. Teach- dent* |n 1818, M and *37 not a ary who waa unable la give tha m m af k b ram paninn stated that this waa Paroer’s first trip on lha track. lh a tOg box*# and other pro­ duce leaded lata tha truck, com­ pletely dM*eH*h*d the cab ef the track a t tha impact ef tha ctaah aaat tha land heavily forward and Produce Truck . Runs Into Ditch On Orlando Road of territory brtwrrn the It or k Ira and the eaatrm rralxunl ibtlay In the wake of a alorm that turned the calendar bark lo in Idsfnler. Rain, aleet, dual, hall ami lornadir wind* laahed at arcllon* of the nation which racaped the anowilorm. Heavy, wot anowdrlfta three and four tret deep chal­ lenged highway rrrwa In the Mid­ dle Weal. Snow plowa, haatlly retrieved from aummrr atorage. opened moat of the principal high* waya but many rural lanra wete choked. Snowfall broke April record* In many cltlea and waa the deep* eat of the winter at some apota. Couni Ira In aouthweat Michigan reported 30 to 38 inch#* of anow. On* death waa reported from waalber In South Dakota and a man waa tnlaalng In a alorm In Nobrtaka. F retting trmperaturea prevailed In moot affected sera Ilona New York city had four LacHoe of anow, the hearleat for April In U yeara. TwsntV four IhonaandWen were tallad out to clear tha atroeta. IIV Aiworlatti T ito F r e n c h , l w p u k in w l u t A .11- ittienf, . rrinin that ntny tujrtl t’remlkr Ilium out of office, Bought today lo ntrengthen Fruncu’u IMisition abroad by a flvs powor pact to nhfeid C«echo* nlovakia from pnu GcrmaiH inm. French Foreign IIIIn inter Joseph Paul-Boncour proposed an agreement among France, Soviet Kneels. I'idand, Rumania Yugoslavia for the Joint dsfsnss of Cai-chiielovskla if Germany ahouhl try lo extend II" rule Into that country. CITY NEWS BRIEFS ♦• * Madrid dispatches told of * surprise nffenalre by tha Bpkn* Ift* regular meeting of the tel* government forces to cut In* trilnol* Medical Society will be Bodies Of Slain Men •urgent Spain In two. Uva drive da In the hospital Tuesday night, Sustain Marks Of ■ rhtm jlij ' l'«» miles aouUtWO#* cbrdlng to officials of I hr Ho­ niMadrHT and nearly 100 tnlloa Previous B e a t i n g east of llie Pottuge** bordar. . . 8 accrue there would com pan* DRFltNIAK SPRINGS, Apr. 7, 1. p, Gibb* wta granted permis­ »ala somewhat for tha northeast* sion by Building Inspector a . P. —( A —Deputy Bbsrlft J. W. K#l rm htaurgenl offen"ivt which ba* Paitnn th screen a porch c l Mb |y today said Bherlfl C. C. Adkla. placed the laat coastal Bab M* hum* on French Avenue, Clarence eon Of WaRon county and Fv*«ktween noriheoatcrn Spain and tka Smith I* to have charge of tho tin lltn d rlt. former lis t* Road ! re*; of noro'nm rnt lerrllary Ul* Department swnvlet >guard, w i n t s lf.n rlllli-V It'"I In Ihe world’s other war, Gen­ l.ocel Budding Insperlnr G. P.< fougd shot to d**tk an * ailberal l.i T aungJtn. f h Msaa ao«* rta to n granted permission to way in front of (be hotan of mandcr of the K M l n central on the AlWn Chapel of Ihe African Conatabl* jam a, N*a|, make alternation* and repairs | . Rally said Neal wa*' placed |o At work on the extensive re ­ I front, reported Jupanaso farce* Episcopal Church on Olive Rlrert. |al| at Croatvlew pendlug an In­ modeling program for McCrory'v “In full retreat" from Talerhquest, Rlort It neat big completion, A. I). rhwang, for nearly three week* Th* deputy declared the bodies Smalley, manager of the Hlore, Ihe center of Chtnraa realatane# R. T. Cowan Buys •bowed evidence* of severe beat­ and a corps of approximately IS In Japanese efforts to reach th* Lake-Riser Cleaners ing* apparently administered be­ employee* are making prepara­ railway from north China, Bias* fore the men W*re abut to dtalh. tion* for tha formal opening on where in China opposing armtaa were deadlocked. Kelly quoted Neal as saylnB Balunlay. Tb* bake-Riser t’lt-atiers have Insurgent brigades fast night been bought out try It. T- Cowan he shot tha Ibcrlfl and Hendrii Th* remodeling and renovation and will tm known In the future when they attacked him. Kelly of th* store was rallmated by raptured the town of Balaguar, a* the economy Cleaner*. Mr said thera had W«n a disagree­ officials of Ihe Cottipmy to cost loyalist stuff headquarter*, 73 Cowan alalril today. There will ment between Ibe aberlff and well over |2S,000 and I* Ihe third mile* weal of Barcelona, In a be little Change In personnel, Mr. const able over A hearing for ewpanslon of Ihe MrCrory Store drive to aril* five big electric Cowan elated, end Mrs Mc-Mur several man charged with rattle •Inc* It wa. located here when power planth and psralys* Cata­ . Sanford waa a part of Orange lonia’s war Industrie*. ray will continue to a r t a* stealing, Gen. Jose Moseanlo’a Moroccan Hlalo Attorney Diale UeKI* of County. manager. Pentarola cam* ber* to direct The renovation program In" cavalry rode Into llalaguer behind •it Investlgal|on. i eluded remodeling the entire front u fleet or whippet tanka *■ a ARCTIC QiVKB PEACg of the store, Inalallallon of modern second Insurgent column of Nafacilities Including an Intra store varrese 3fi miles to th* north W IN N ll'BG . Man.. Apr. 7. —M l telephone system, complete heat­ reached the outskirts of Tramp, — U f a in th* A rctic brings pearc ing sad ventilation system*, where Catalonia's biggest hydra* and solitude, along w ith th e dally lounge and locker mom* for electric plants are located. h a rdship!, say s th e M ust R»>. Another large plant la a few employee*' and equlplng ihe en ­ A rm and n a tra u t. O, M, I.. first tire atnro with Indirect lighting. in lira nurlh of llalaruer. aloa* Bishop C o A d lu h ir o f th o VicarAt present, the Sanford Mr­ cardu’a norihrm wing was re­ ito of Hudson liny, larg est and W A. Adame, prominent celery Crory store la the third largest ported only about two mile* from moot n o rth erly C alkolfr miaalon farmer, was accidentally shot In In the State, Manager Smalley Ihe Trrnip power plants. In tha world. stated, with the atorrs In Miami and West Palm Hrarh atone hav­ Engineer Commends deer In tb* Tofohatchle game ing a Isrgcr floor apace lhan the Repuvement Project reserve below Fort Christmas' local store. Mr. 8peer, who bed a permit Mr. Smalley explained rival In a Id le r lo Cily Engineer tu hunt for lb# d**r In lha tick through Ihe expansion, the a** Infested territory, left kls com- •ortmrnt of stock In tha store 'Fred T. Williams, G. F . Schles* fine*! celery' ", | pardon for a moment when ahort. has been widely Increased and Ingrr, chief engineer of tha Na* ie record la also the more |y after enUring the swamp ihla store will now.ytock a largr Honsl Taring Brick Ataoclalkm, Mr because of the dabgereu* game was alibied by Ihe pair, quantity or good* which formerly highly commritded tha work fat surrounding* In which employee*' lie IIrving Mr. Adam* h»d re ­ could ha purchased only In largvr widening ami relaying tha brisk on Park Avenue. work, it wa< pointed on*.-The malned where h* bad left him, •tore*. Declaring it to U ons of tha unusual height at which must Mr. Hpeor wa* reported to hav* Also as a m u lt of the ex- brut jobs he had ever sees, Mr. of the workers constantly perform j shot Into some moving shrubs In paniloa program several new em­ no small 1 th»» direction ho had stalked lb* ployee* will be given work, Mr. St-lileaingcr, sent Mr. WUIIano* thalr durira pliulographe of Ihe street which hat m l. In additlun, the high steam Smalley said. he had taken recently while pass­ pressure and Ihe high electrical Mr. Smalley yesterday cele­ ing through the Cily and requested voltage are always an imminent brated hi* sixth anniversary a* aoqrc* of danger. manager of the store In Sanford. •(rinded Information on tha work waa done by the local WFA Mr. Young, who has so pare Del Hla aecrotary, Mlsa Myrtle taw r, which forces. operations at tho plant during the has bean with '.he firm here for Tha Id ler of the Chief Engine** entire 13 years of its 'operation, Uto past 10 years. which came unsolicited la in p ari attributed ibis record to tb* reg­ F. W. Paul, former manager of follows: "In my opinion, thla ular monthly eatety meetings of Ik* stare, present district mana­ (Park Avenue) Is on* of tha beat tbe employees, the paramount ob­ ger, hat been In Sanford for tha tela Id pavements that I bav* aver ject of whirl, are to encourage past two weeks supervising pro* Inspected, and | would ba plaaaad employees to perform ibeir.duties paratlona for the opening Sat­ lo hav* you provide further In­ safely. At tbraa meetings, Mr. urday. formation regarding this pr afaa>. Yeung pointed oiA, employes* “ Wa would eipect ta use this dDeua* ha sards that m ight.ha reSalvation Army Gets information for advertising pur* moved or Improvement* that, coaid and I believe It would roeall b* made which would . gravida 1-3 Necessary Funds poaea In favorable publicity fo r tha greater safety In Ibeir work"World'* greatest celery center." The Bale*lion Army drive for At these meetings ta m ain em­ fund* has brought In appro*Iployees "Safely-minded," raOsty mataty aaa-thlrd or 9 U U of the LOCAL WEATHER bints f a r lha bom* were dims m il graad total necessary to carry Is addition to Improvements that Moaur cloudy, probably a eg tka work a f >k* organisation mold he made to better, n o thing fig th* next 11 months, Cept, R. aro and thunderstorm* u i and west portion* toaicM It, Reas mid today. "Faulty tools are a Da (aba* a t thD plant," 8apL Young pain tod *1 halUro that the good people Friday and la aoulhoaat pa CCC w art era b ars uncovered af Raaferd who have not y*t had Frtdayt torn*"bat cooler I* | Paris p( a whales akall and an opportunity to ccntriicte will and extreme West porrion* day and poaalbly Ip w ( skeleton In a California state park. Two AreShotTo Death In Front Of Officer’s Home W. A. Adams Hurt In Accident Near Tosohatdiee Camp Power Company Reports 300,000 Man Hours Without 'Lost Time* Accident E « � 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, 1938 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, April 06, 1938 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 06, 1938; <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/b921037977625d6b3053ec1eb912acbb.pdf ef08c47a260fb526d777c29f4ecd4244 PDF Text Text *y jEXANDER •T KORDA'S M U S IC A L r a c S D U C T I O M Ickes Denounces Hike In Relief Fascitm As Foe Foods May Reach Of U. S. Liberty $2,000,000,000 S e c r e t a r y Declares P r e s i d e n t Expected T otalitarianism To T e l l Congress Is Distinct Threat O I Unemployment I Chdptar Sfi dear M artial" effused Thl"I'm delighted to see you. l |h t tal" He waved Martin J r beside tea desk at which been mourn fully going over minis. afraid I ean't slay tong," irtin. "I'm la a great hurry." sure*, nf eouree. You know, I look a liking lo you Mel Xsaid to myself, 'el no mat- lowing number to tea thundsroua appreciation Of tea audtenoa. T o d Thlbaud, from tee wine*, walehed llene la hla boa unlit tee deleetlwu be bad eallad a n t M "What's tba charge?" they wanted to knew. "impereooetlnff Reno Martin and forging hie elsnalare." Ha lad them up to tee boa where they found Martin. "Why, Ihli ie Rene M artial" "Then the cheek's good!" J toque* almoet aereamed. Meanwhile Jeanelle finished a number and ran Into tba wings, where Klkl ctutebed at bar. ■They’re coins to a rreet him far forseryl" Without watting to hear any more. Jeonette daehed bach* stage to Ond them. And when tba ra il boy announced the grand finals, Jeanelle wee nowhere to be found. "We've sol to Itnd her! Where le ehsT- flha'a In the Ibeelre somewhere!" yelled ThibatMT dlepatehtng couriers In all directions to look h r her, while from the stage they could hear the muilo mounting louder and louder, faster and faster, aa lbs eue for I he nnata rapidly approached. Mill no JeanMte. "Now w hale wrong f* demanded Martin. "W hale wrong! Jeanette's die. appeared! And she's got to go on! t’e r'l somebody do something?" "Certainly, I can go on. W atrh me." And V fo ra they could atop lion In ■n a ild rrtj. bruiilraet over program whWh may cost about t hd'kinwltlp hookup, nl a dinner f t e S W . 0 W . rom m rm nr'ling (hn n lil'e h ann|. Mr. RooeevrT, e f l t r a nn*l tr rra r y r f the fn tn d in r of Ihe rbcckap wl h hie flreal e ip e rti. Jetvlih f la ly Courier, tile rub- (ip*eted lo Inform congtte* abort’ jeei waa. B 'P rogress’ by Purree." ly of the piocUn a atua of Iho !),- Irrlng that ho auaprrird unemployment erlfU arising from •'ellhrr Ihe m o'ltea nr Ihe In’elll- tho trade stamp, and his s t a r t qenrr nf those who would have u< ntedf. mart lu I m:r foter« agilnet a W urki Progress Admlnletfntor hotels Inmc imry dangrr o f com- lla rry L-. Hopkins, hla aialatanv unit hut while fiterlvin Ihundrra a* Aubrey Willtame. nnd t t l ’A ef®* Ihe jt ir« of o ar rltadel of liberty," romle* Ic o n Hem'erern ill»cu»eod hr s e r re s ry ad tint: j tho all ua' ton In detail with thv " I* ; us make no m 'alakr. Tolall- ■chief eveeu lea while returning tn lrn ltm H a rval threat to o u r, from W arm Spring*, and are unIneliltitioni. Mnre and more pen- i d u tlg o tl In have (old him a hike pie n ,e com ng in reengnlie the 1 in Ihe relief outlay It vital and iu n e ir w rit In America of thin uuayW able. ruth!®** p n fllk sl monelcr -that wCjftlrlala close lo the -.White hunt* by day rm l prowl* by night. Incuse have Infrrm rd rung rets Ion; "They are cnmhlff to real ar « Itadere that Mr. that in !.-" we are Itirkier than '*>«* 'h e original |I,OOOMOOOO we are likely to I*. our concern for m in e s ed In hi* Jan. 5 budget Ihe safely nf our democratic lit- mearaga will do a» a “a ta r le r ' If allluHmti will in c re n e rather 'h e WPA I* freed from reatrN tlona governing the rapidl y of ■ptnding. they were powerleea to . combat 'h e bualni-aa rtctielo n when " hit. "T here it no t|ue*tlon but 'h a t 11.000. 000.000 ia JnsufRcleht Id meet the nted fe r th e entire year," Chairm an Ed T aylor of Ihe house appropriations committee eald tonight. " I t will probably tie eufficltnt to tide ua over un­ til neat January, Hut the ultim ate program locks to me like about 13.000. 000." * M your a m * around «ey vealri , , . JTeee Mae me!" Inconvenience, I'd Itk e th a t have a share In my show." very kind of you,* replied eking out hie checkbook. e u mind passing me that Ie began writing. shall we eayT~eMd Jaequee , "A hundred thousandT" « r me, no." rhape thet la a tittle large, »T , . . Thirty? No? . , . . F leet" k. nothing bke that." proirtln. sy gear fellow, think ot lo be made in the thela mention Ihe Atm tg phonograph recording him, Martin walked Into ihe stage In (rent of ths walling chorus, and 'lie I glit of reason guard hln started dancing, "Slop Mm. somebody, stop him!" front within against thla treich er screamed Jaequee,' "Oh. my beaull- mi» lo r but lo Join his fe’low rltl. fut show!" tens In resitting it from without.’ But hie feat* were needless. Fer Rene, e tc h in g the rhythm of Ihe muelo and calling upon the eonelderable dancing skill ha bag devsloped through year* of practise IJ J U I II.O V * n i t s ou( Df j , , „ j , | {e women recently for amateur shows, gave a very creditable performance th a t gradR n K p l A r m I PM in* mined four h id syphilis. uelly won over Ihe audience from F urther po filing out tin t there enlckers of drhalon to gasps ot admiration and Anally loud applause. I u . i l Av U I C I U l C P ,n , r^ u U r j or iyR) ,i u Then Jeanelle. returning from a breathless search for Reno through c ttc v e e f n e 'e t p n „ !« ">* r t " " " / >•« Ihe baekstagv Jungle ot properties liu rr ti.'en e4".l«M when tlu tolored persons, Miss MtDougsl you please accept tela and debris rushed Into (he wings said Rene, thrust ing it and found Thlbaud. thirteenth ce„lury m thadret «?**"• 'fc*' “ •“ « *•>« «W* »• la*. I'm In a great hurry." "Jacques, you mustn't have him palate, uie.1 s . a m ilitary f“? '*»*!? trvnlm enls to be Co­ > U |k Jacques took the arretted, it waa my fault be Itn1 looked at It, than looked personated Rene Martin." rnell, by the loyalist-, fell « ,ti"'K*d to commit with their rvgark at Martin and laughed "But ha is Bans Martin. The Iho uatlnnalww. physleems that it U Impotsadty, polios have Identified him. Q uit*— .tier it'e |n»allele' Ill-fated f» ? ''h e County rh y s k U n , Dr. trill amuse you, Martin, get out there for the Analt." at this casualty 1 thought She Joined Martin on the edge, n tv rilU c k , Vj>|U» lurneU h it ^ R*1*1* tlonit to trool all of [hack for « million franca" converting hla h i sect effortlenaly is upon the csetle. doutlnalln.1 '**?,“ **** n*?^ , . . ill you accept IIT Fine Into a duet. And while they daneeg. entire rlly. The door* were Revofllng th at CA trcatm enU for ter." Martin eatseg hla he pleaded with her In undertones, gashed out of tee olhee. "Jeanelle, I want te tell you that .led by divert «M.I|c,y hiU » « * « ■ • eenetta came In a tew I—“ I ta n k , united through tho » r- Kirk \o culo™d p aU .iit. in iter, eh* found Jacques "That you're Rane Marita, and faithful flunkey, Clare nee. Ihal you've had a nice laugh at my r i '. The InpourtnS Moroccan* October, MUs M tDougsl stated wildly shout the room, eapenae. D en t bother—I'm never tlhlisted tin- lujalU U U.er . ' h«* ,h« BW tbrf b m o w * t e J A r waving aloft the Marlin going to are you again, after deh arenaih-a ond b .y .u m t. n N evew^w. M in December. EM Bhe vanned at core what reiving me like that. -nag when they proudly "Rut what about Um way you tn ,o than JWO prt.o n rt* » « * " lJ *nU‘ r' ' “ d kar the check hey woret tried te deceive me? I'm the one e„ m the (Pel phase nf t h . » » while the number v oeulrmeg. Might aa well who really should be angry. . . . I ol Ibn city and mom limn of trra tm e n u glreu while perla team a t esse*, she Jeanette, deer—t do love you!" Meanwhile they danced—and the Xu loose! were said m have • « « « ' «» *'• . J««M rjf, 14 In Helen. The check la music rum ta a crashing climes n su tf.te .l by the « ..v .m m ,n ., > * • « » « *" he's net Rea* Marita. I "(let off the stage." whispered Jeea know Rea* Martin. I'm nett*. , . , "Nov put your aim lading d e l . * minded and P.UAH ut them treatm ent are given sorry, but — well, I wo* around my waist. . , . new this lo priftocu ko'olljr uu»h c (o fioy ta It. You wanted to meet amy. . , . How him mo. . , \ ^ a vilh tr for Iho iiMKlkine or fo r the rhe |o )a|p .|* t r r * sani tn b K rrk v 4 ( wad doe. net h f >rgsnlrt"g urmuui lta|agu*r. I I those who a>e able to p ly . ®* 'w»rthra.i t.l U rld o where or wh4 Ir e (tn j j,y 0,h tr phy . Rut te* shew, as an Immortal , govern w en t', general heoJ pirUllg d ih o n t w > M#c. sruaumahar uaee put I t had ta g* h And it did go en—q u it. nwta»- Rotary Names Geo. E. Rollins A s President Push Enemies r Cantinas* From 'i n oil* p ile . SANFORD MARKET REPORT p u lp enpwri of anise «t (rune end vewe'ablee at lb* IMnfnrU itste t i r m r V Whole.ele Market In trucker*. eaVInt nenemblers tnd other dentate fur a I t hour period rad iu s at *:*• A. M. to ­ day, as reyorted by J. tl. MlebeeL Menaaer, nftnN'lKg- Ft*. o '" atn rttlli. d t.te-tl.it-. t'K 1*. -e i.a t-lt.lt: it ba. bags, m ink. Sir: C* J>. He. rU taI’s:F ll"l 1 : KH ■••• b«e l l . t e - i i . j t i . u a ie. li .e t - l i .i t i H he. bege. eumh. te - ti r , Ua J«. leHe. API’LKft: Ki.etrrn llue. bekte. Turk Im prtiela lllark Twigs. u» euppllm. Delirlitu". U. H. I, Fair cundllLoa. IIA d-ll.tl. HKANH: (Mnnp) Hupnlim mnderatr. demand llakt, market dull ilia m e . m rln at* '" and Valen­ tines are In <iu*lltp hae. hpr«, te r.ti.e e : w a x . t i e tt.ee, nttANlti ll.lm e) Hn«, bum lleet |t . t t : Poorer. Il to -tie e . HKhT"; kuppue* llhrrst. «.e mand modrrote. market rtendr. Fie. per doe. him . arc t> onetlty. 3».lte: TOPPNU. per buh tt-te r. n ttrirtD I.I: FI*, per In. t-t*. (’AlinA'IK: Kuppliee tight. d*mind miHlrrali. market weak. Fla. Cope sn*n» n w Me range ONloVi- ItW ) Northern, yet-, lows, ae tu, tic e -ii.c a . OXIUNMr KM. n»r doe. LOST: Ten fool step-Udder? R an­ bun, nr.*, to vie* llnnrh tt-tlc , t'AltSI.KV: per doe nun., I*e. dal! Electric Co. I'KAU H lr*.nl r< , h it . ... .luellty, 91.33-11.tf. Few b rrt (lev* LOST: Black key container wi'h t'KCAKtt: «!». vnrlou* verities keys. Leave a t Herald Office. Ml. In |iw l. |wr lb.. Ittl-IK . r'KTTKHH! Fla t.u» nor*., ftew .nl W.inilera, arc tu quality ■I 00-gl .33: lit bus. r r lr , VVunder* guud, t1.ltIDT ATOW: Northern. Maine Orem Mountains. I'WT bags, few tl.tt-ll.e s. IDTATon*'. Hupblier nvn.fr* I". TOJlATOUnt Supplies tight d * | htir«-v I r r t W f lp lJ « ru d i> A pn^lx, ■aknd moderate, marker . eiesdi* Fla. louse r r ta approa. IS the. .No. I* . « z . | | 11»: No. I t , aet, w its ranee la qnallty A t*f. «oinmrrclciTi., N«i !■» A (urnlnua riN E A P P V a K H : I'u b a n a f t . c m , rural 11 Inn, dreane rirserally II t3-f3*e. Hla h.ki*. 3H'*3I, Nte it A n is 'H C H . F l f t . por d ot buna fa ir In neod nuatliy ere to rnndttlon. II Mil.UtH date. A larger ::«»-j*d" WftNftfltT K ia . b»biK* I.vet. (I It. dal*, fl.ee. I'oorer all park" b.wer. n io o m r tal** No F u r t 'lic a . N ew '/.Mlittut 4 9 'id r. R giJA N II* Klf* . PM* K«kt*‘. lo w x «mhI • • * 7 3 r; W h ite , taxir |o r ix k . MTM A W |i r i |t ||l* V " ftr*\ in fiiiftlli; C*■e R H *B **r W HO SH O PS FO R T H E B E S T VALUES r The thm ghl uf the a ct h id d V lu rte d hint all these yearn, be IIRADFORD, Pa.—U h —A rhlhl- w ru'e. i ml nuw h r wuaid like to kuod p rtn k of 411 yvuts ago km w tu whom he tuuld pay the uelgbed beivlly on the rone.irnre fee. of en Ulretn, N. V , man. T rn of the ly judge* who signed lie wrote Mayor Hugh J . Ryan the death w arrant of Chirlce I • letter, ivlathig that "way back o r i s e tr c J lr d a t the ttri'o ratto n In IWO" he visited the old fair- tn 1M3. g rru ad s a t Fouth Bradford, tlr t Instead of paying an admittance fee, he crawled under te e I t s t t . Campbell's Security Feed & Seed Store F c e ^ -H a y —Grain Fertiliser—Insecticides . . ■ Fern Cr»te«—Strawberry Crates * ;; IHmnw U t R. N. NIPPER E BELIEVE tb« women who mbecribe to th ii new tpgper ep p red ete our eHorts to give them the Yfry leteet new t—leeturea end service. Now, es en edded feature, we are prepared to offer our ffub■ojlnerf a wtde eelection of Americ a's leading magetinea fn combination with our new spaper. W '• ^ F o il hern. r« lln lilt os. No fVlli|»|;t|l«rv. i ON I l l s COM8C1BNCB • contribution. to carry «n ■ Mm of the Army In senfurd. . 'r t t i n t h t f oWt th a t whiledonation* w«re most i c e t y |Q ) f C apt Ftoae ataled tk a pledges to be paid a t any tim# daring (be year will be acceptable, tn thla ■way, he aald. many who find they are enable to conlrtbhl* caah. find It p o u Ihie to pledge th eir eupport a t ' aome fitter® liB f. . Capt, Ho o a]ao reported th a t approiim aloly 1500 ot th k 1*^*0 qeota ,c t (or this City boa boon turned in already by tlm Ad­ vance G ifts Committee, and naked for the continued to . opt re lion of the pfcblic In <hn drive to t fnoda to carry on tho work o f th e O r sanitation for another year. The folloi.lne who have been cboe< n a* offlrore In the annual drlvo were among those p re .e n t a t Iho breakfast and ware given prosper I card»: Chairmen Fred It, Wilson, a J■ N il, O. t). W ort man. It. H, Coleman. H arry W o o d rtft John Repealed In critical condition a t an Orlando, F la ., hospital la Mr*. Ola Hall (left) of Orlando who Galloway, j . II. BUwart. C. K, waa Injected wl h a srn im fo r treatm ent of caneer. Ten other persona who rccrtvtSl Injections are Adam*, ra p t, and Mrs. R. K. Rose. .............. L t. II*tel' W ltstao «ad ...... .lead. Shown a* his* desk Is Dr. T. A. N<»l (rig h t) who said ihe one bottle of serum from which Mrs. F. F. Dutton, Ihe p atten 's were treated must have somehow become contaminated. nnwls whi,r *,*n°*w'"**'• , Salvation Fund Drive Launched Tf CANCfeR SERUM VICTIM AND CLINIC HEAD "*e Every woman will unquestionably find this offer a dally benefit in beauty hints, and homev^alrfng suggeetkms. Thrifty ahbppen who com pare values day in and day out will qulchly realise the substantial saving now available through THE ECON­ OMY BEADING PLAN. A*k our y*ewtwv today to give you the complete from his portfolio of ectusl megenne o o v rs. The Sanford Herald TFIIN IPH : Auppliee in o d rra re ; d r m am . lig h t. in u rk e t ste ad y Flk. Pnfpvn inoe. p er doa. b un. I I . t»r TOI'TMP. per bee H IP . HAI.AH. i* r uue. bpra. Ho aupplten. IDIIN: (Khelled) hnnthera -While m um I,.... it ( i . i i rx * �^ •► * *0 r '■ * ^ « . j *" "'**«»,■* i j S u f o r d E l T h « O n ly M l a i r A ffo rd in g R j A cM W i t t r T n u w p t A N I N D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R N F O R D , F L O R ID A ; T U E S D A Y , A P R I L 5 . 1938 HarrisonDemandaTax Bill To Aid Business 'Hillsborough Sheriff And 8 Other Pub-; *.J .He O f f i c i a l s A re^ Indicted In Cleanup Florida Labor I b i s e s Okeh On Candidates MACK BECOMES j&EORGIA COLONEL To Sea A s Z \! : j: Z E n J O fW a r h S e e n Office-Seekers P r e ­ sented A t Conven­ tion But Not Per* (pitted To S p e a k Two R e p u b lic a n s SLAIN IN DESERT IWith Loyalists Dividr --------------------------------------------------------- *---------------- --------------! lowr.l to make .perches. T heir w it no opp»»ltion In the motion from the floor that, unco no speeches were nltouifd. 'hero ahoaltl b« no public erolnmcnirnia. T a m p a g a m b lin g a n d a s k e d Delegates banded in a ITo<m| of ; t h e p u b lic ’s e o -o p c ra tio n . ;l m a ‘u ion* bill lhanc went to n - A m ong li f t * d e fe n d a n ts ■ commit tec whoic approval i- rc ■ qutrail before they come In Hie n a m e d In t h e j u r y re p o rt I f oor One. which went to (he ware Sheriff J . It. M cUod. Po­ eoeunlUca, propoalng ih* andoraalice Chief C. J . Woodruff. County , Demanding polleWa th at *>lll mant of Senator Ctaoda Pepper S altd ler 3. E. WlllUmo, Deputy dlrpal faar. raatora ConfUanc*,** wait road. Another leaolutlon of* S heriff E. C. T^gaa, Deputy Kd' Senator Pat H orrtaoi of Hlaatt- farad by Tampa rlgormakoro Veetek City Detective Chief W. oippl, chairman of tho Sonata FI- would endorae (ho Federal wage* D. Bnah and Conatoblbo Hughj nance Committee. I* ah own bo* and hour* law. fhdhrio'h. If. C. Ora r e t and fore the microphone a t WaahlngPlerida moa(e:gM a t the ron­ ? H enry Boxeman. | ton la a radio addreea bkkllntr ferenew aakad a rooolution fo r the Tho Indlctmoaitf charged the fo r poblte aupport of tho com- Irevmltgat'on wf< th e Federal t'a f U d o lo with tho failure to or-' mlttee'o tax bill. Ha fa v e n ellm. muale project In Florida, charging ro il Odd prooeruto gamblora. The I ination ad (ho undlatNbnted prat- *hat mualcUMa "through groat ' hood j a r each woo aet a t (MO. Ita ta* recommended by the ad- piiarapeeaentotlen" loft hornet and He rad o f the nine had made bond by M eal Ime. ; ' W HIlama ahld bo would aeek a w rit of ha beat corpua aa a m eant o f attacking Uw Indlclnwnta. | Mayer B, E. L Chaneey (aid M m h a d f r k h to . t a > u w y » d r u r t ; : J P R T R t S r W T T l u r h hA J wo(Md+ ^ M C (oopend them from duty. f S heriff McLeod oald. -M y . I H. K ■ I ■ “I Democracies . ,, ’ iDoohly tajQVt Opens Spring. Term Today Connie Mack, the veteran ntanager of the Phlladrlphln Athletic*, received the ki y to the city and waa eomnilealonrd a colonel on the ataff of (Inv. Itivcra of Ocorgia when Ihc Athletic* and the Atlanta Crockrra inet In A tlanta for an exhibition gome. I.*ft to tilth': Rov. Rlvem doing the eontnilealonlng hy Imutapcakcr, K»rl Mann, prenidmt of the Crockrra; Mr. Mark with hla hlg kcj', nml Ahln mnn Itolmrl C arp cn 'rr. mayor pro-lrm of A tlanta. Mystery Shrouds WPA Road Work Miamian’s Death, ReceivesApproval O fficers Claim Of Commissioners Salesman’s Body Was Federal Aid Is Sought * Discovered In Ev-. ; In Improving Sipes * ergladcs Waterway And Hughey Roads ■ gTMd jury naked the removal at Speculation R if6 On !L * S £ . Moves lf Rebel Arho to attending the Stale Bankrra mies Win Civil War ______ ny MORRAN M. BBATTT world ate anxiously watching midnight ware; Rencral Franco's march to the Sheriff J. R. McLeod. >ca and asking th e ir expert*— County Sol cltor J . X . W illiam *.1 nnfidentir ly—to ynewa tpe train Chief of Poller C. J . W o o d ru lf.' of event* In the wake of a final ch ief of Detective* W. D. Duah. nationalist vletnrv In Spain, Chief Deputy Sheriff Ahuxon ' The gucaa^a ure confidential boC. Logan. cause no government la willing Deputy Sheriff Ed Vca'ol. publicly lo count other pcopla’a C atutoh'e Hugh Cnlbrcoth. chicken* before they' it hatched. Constable H enry Botocnan. N aturally, the gn--*er* don't Constalia T. M. Graves, •tgreo cn details hut rnough of AM day and until almost the |th e ir opinhma h are leaked out In hour of midnight a t which It went demociotie capital* in make a oat of office the grand ju ry was jcompaa'le o f the sem e a fte r Frau* eotutgntly at work. eo wins—If ho does. Jt brought In a re p o rt bristling w ith charge* of wholesale garahlPossible Drvoiopmrala <r«wilawMl "■ Paw* M il Her* are four hlg develop* tnents the guessers expert in lha wake of Insurgent auec««a; 1. Methodical, red-sashed Gen­ eral Franca would aerpp lh* acVMcyear old repaUle th a t ou*. . reeded the Bourbon monarchy in 'aa tho advleo giro* b v . j y j | , and himself aaaumo ab*oJudga R, W. W ar* when | ut* contra! of "New Spaht.’* pod Doug|o*a IlBff, IIFranco has .ind'roted ho'a not ® j**j[* Yobth t " ' b b »f j on t n y nnr fnrm Df g r u m ,. Degrees To Be Given By Masons Tonight Heyward Walker Named Secretary Of Florida Dairy Products Group •nl Rtor* « • Flrat ®tr?e< llcan rrmnanV ^ SI ^ Jag ocrord^nlly^ h* a*n ” * 'j ! : to a w aaar. to a T v a ra ’ ****** • ■ r tt a n a th a . Teervg W a s h i n g t o n . Apr. a. —i* t —Vice Praaldenl G am er k "n>l Rpeakri flank heed I'vlny nW i-d three iH'tmw't’il* .lint two Up pnhlirniM from each leg I U ltra body In rPn.Irtrl n congressional Invest ir at (uti iif i hi* Tennessee VaUev Aiiilinriiy nnd private power rmiipinji'* operating In that arm . Hpcnkei tlnnkhcnd named rep'Sy * ..» 'l'l« d Orta* rw entollve* Mead, New York The Hpitiinh lunurgents’ l)< Hi.,, . *t, I >rlver>, Arkansas Horn powerful war machine today oevat. Thm nt.on. T*\a* Demo. drove ahead toward whst Its rW I. JenMn*. OMn lli-publlcan, leaders hoped would bo s ■nit W nlirilnn. New Jersey liequick, final victory In tho publican. V |ri*.l'|.>ldcnt G ainer appnlnlcivil wsr that has mnde Ku* til Benaiur* tfanahry, nhlu Dcm Many houra a flrr their aboil* rope an nrmed camp. n e rs t Hr«i»n, New Hampshire Both Great Britain and Democrat. H rhw sjti. Wyomlna dimed tutomohllr waa found beDrmnrral MrNary. Oregon Tta* alde the load, the nude, mutilated France at niggled with Inter­ |iulillr»n, Itnrflh. Idaho . Ilrpuhll- IxHlIra of Mra. Woaion Q. Frame, nal diaaonalon atirred up D e r k e 1e y, C a lif., aoclety r«n. largely hy the Spanish atrife and Henatnr lloinli pinmplly in . mutton, ami her liuughler, Nanry nnuinr.l l,* would decline In above, were found on the deter* hrought to n head by Ult In­ surgents’ swift offensive. ■nrrp. President Hno/rvelt yea near Van Mom, Texai. They were Generali** nm Francisco Fran* c1 iibbcd to drolh cn unite from (rnltty sign'd llir resolution nnro’a at mica hare now apllt the ihnrliinic v Jltt.oon. joint con Callforn'a to Parrta lalaml, S. C governm ent—held eastern so*gresalonM Investigation I n t o for a vt»:t with reU tlrea. board and look down on the Had* choree* of corrupt Inn and w*sl* llarranran at the city or Tarioan Within the T fiin n ie Valley All. w h'rh they i t pact to occupy Hwritv and activities uf p,i«aif> • hortly. tVIUi the flrat g reat ohnll||tlt-« in fighting I tin N*w Jertlvr won. F im to 'i forcca turned Deal's power r»li’ ''yaptsHck" tholr ottackx north toward BorProgram. r*>0n,> 'll toward Valencia. Tho President's action ram* k n !> 7 !i^ n » -^ r!n a *" *-ondon, Prime M lalatar while I hi* Hen*!* w ii In reaps* C I T Y N E W S B K I E F 8 ; « » a m b e . i . i „ v govanw aw t, the until today and iburlly a fter the ■- ~ iw ktor over the l abor party bt the Houtn adjourned, Mocking apnr S * " ; head* pnlntjoent nX the rotanill|e* M ill of National Ouaruii held ihelr Inog into union tvorkero1 rooloeoa •oilay. tnwnvl I'a arm am ent »peed up "'V tinhlirntl nnd darner, rnrefnllv program becaute of oppoaltkm to concealing th e |r select Inna. »a|il the gnvernmettt foreign policy. that they.Tuiuhl he*eho«an On French Prem ier Ufa— battled the hn»l« nf “alrlrt neutrality" i n h h nil uprnarloua pirB am rnt for during Iho TV A r,nil roverag i draallc pnarera over the natlon'a which culminated with l're*ld»nl I economic and financial life. Itn o .rv rira lemovnl of A rthur K In the Orient the Japaneae tloraaii a , the agency's chairmen pivaacd on loir nut the l.unghat when he refused In , tde«t|tute ' lailrainl, the rani-nnii tranapor'achnraes nf i|lshone-iy tianln*| Coun'y Judge It. VV. Ware, a tlon a rlrry of Central China. Ra* hi* r».dirar|or«, Itarhl K. U|l»n monthly trjio rl it-vralnl tmlny. treating Clilnrti’, however, made tlinl nnd llarcnurl A. Morgnn. another a'aml on the bitterly con­ lii'li' aliens Ore thnl the ruin The weekly meeting of Ihc tested front, aguin stowing up the mitti'e w ||| begin work this week. I.Ion's Club will he held in the Ja p an rer ilrhe. One of the dial jobs will lie In Valdet H old Wednesday night a* Spnn'eh u ln-l officera la it night »e|e«l Its 'b a ll mm, |, bn« njTtlHI o'clock, offiriuls announced nnnounriil (leneral Franco's forlf.ii.ooo Mnk arcount tn defray,today, era hid cut Cntnlonla off from the eipcitaa* and wide suhpoenn pnw. text of govriiimcnt Spain Includ­ Fiirnieii ycs’tid ay were railed ing V.ih-ndd and Madrkl. era to gather *11 nvalhihlc data "n the TV* »nd the tight nasinsl to Seventh Nlri-cl .mil Mrllnnvlllr Officer* nt I r m nahl rebel a d ­ it hr utilities. Avenue tit exiuu-uish n grass vance cnhimn* w rre a* the galea (I' m i Im H tin Pag* a ta, fire, Kira Chief Alack Cleveland icpoilrd loduy. lookouts To Meet M ai M. H lrw nrl and Chrya'a Federal Court To Try Citrus Case both of rn lalk a, w rre Leesburg In Ti l t Kentp, Issued a m aitlage tirein r in the GAINKHVII.I.K, Apr. C. —(An of County Judge II. W. Here Friday Night office Federal Judge A. V. l/m g yooW ate y rilrid ay , Master Mason Dogrt-o* will be ro iiferred ot tho regular meeting of |gida* No »J F, *ml A. M. hi the Masonic Temple imiisht at ■:tO n'elocK, Prank L Millet. Apr. B—lAt Grand I-odre official, nnnonnrril i NEW VOIIK, IStnndnid OH of New Jersey ye*. today. ilerday annminn-d redurtlnn in thi Grand Mnalof l|n|ph n . Chap ptire of luinker fuel nil in New man will ran fo r lh# degreei a* York harlior. Today's was tinaisled by Pagf Ma*f*rO uf lh'' ith ird let nil and uhn'esale prin•f.odX" and preaoM officers ■nlurtion nnnouiircd in this area Mr. m n * r called partiruhir hy the rnmptiuy in Hie past furlattention G> ilia fact thul tin' night. tins* for me* tin t had been rhanned from 1:30 to (:no o'clock, and added th at light re fr**hm*nts Will fa- eervetl »t tins T s H i r ^ L J u w e*, ‘ *° lon* h* Itold* ti n «uur|u,u>n u f lh« raram nn|e,i. ■ In MarUnnq oq ho^dld, fo in , MmCt in te ro tria ri (hbtk, i* 11 . * .however, ho prabab1/ favors icaIda Molaorou, —------Itorstlon o t a Haul bin k n g aa g ,f** / OUS f . ro o fer for his own dictatorship, tt of robbltig Benjamin • , g, - f irm a rn n trsila n o f rrpub* " J & J * W A tta c k a Internal D is s e n s io fi In LondonAndParis Is Brought To Head , T A M P A . A p r . 5-— C A P )— ^ :• A H ills b o ro u g h c o u n ty g r a n d ( ! J u r jr, r e t u r n i n g in illc tm c n tn * a g a in s t' n in e p u b lic o f f ic ia ls i j * and Raven Other persons, j; ? ra ile d f u r c le a n u p to d a y o f I Convrntlen. declined to comment. The nine city and county ot- F ra n c o British Unionists Slow Rearmament Charge Is Failure To, jk A r r e s t Prosecute' ™ | n e g a 1 Gamblers! In a telegram to Oov. Con* lh a ' ed Barcelona In North, Valencia In South rC6Be Is Asked To M Remove Officials, 5S£,ST, s, r C om m ittee Is Spanish /^pointed fat Drive o n S m ^ 'lh o — H d,flung S p M w n b l o d 200-mid yoasa ■«». hlaloiy ,ho« fawn MW P**’ * ^ r * * * * ** Intriguo apd twraU* H*P **'e™ l Haaara r a n # . onl-oad-oot royal >'.< U rn archlolo who want oa !lul* gov* emmaait aa pooalblo, and that ka bHMU * f 1*bor- *■ bW | (h# w niU B t cqtboUa party, RM [Masonic group*. socWlUta, )munU<o, end others, two* of ___ ___ _____ _ principol. le tha oclnola of tho County ■for |h r * * ■n / ,h * >* t» ’o r .m m lln , o / the JWmlnole C o M t/ *• J * **i, of Comity g ap erteUmUnt T. W. U w tw ^ t a w iia jra tta rn ln g , Mr' U " t* Ue*a f » wW U " * * • * • cto" 1' lr o n j . cksonvl.le .tended a meet bur 'bm in the Ijcml , hr w„ ktIllJ. Tho m rallng w . Friday morning I j B .rrflt, S r i o t tradneed John ] Milk Intpcctoi Apacking on the Lookout*, Proxy Henry WaUon'a “ Alys'ory Trom,” In artlon for the first time against U rsb u rg , under the floodlight! at the local fielj Friday night. The arrded p'oyrrs who anaw rrrd Prcxy W atson's rail for irrn ilio will match their ability ugsinst that of the Gondeller* in exhibition tilt erhrdulrd to atari ut 8:15 tYrlock. The lookouts will meet Pilot ' Nel i*** U ach's outfit for a te* turn engagement on Ihc Is-r-buig iletil Saturday night, Mr. Watson • aid, Mr. Watson also indicated that there a rr proapreta for a tilt T ill’ weekly meeting „ f ||)i> Chess mid Checker C lu ll w ill h" held ill tile Vuhli’s lin te l Inuiglit at 1 :iu o'ljink. nuuuctd toihiV. iiff,rl«|* mi The weikly mcrling of the WiHi,|men of tho World will be held in lint Afn*rlrnn tint tonlVIil at k-itn o'elnek, C. C. Collins announced tndwr. The weekly hinrheun of tin' Klwnnla Club will he In-ld in tin' Vuldex Uiitel Wednesday «• IS: 15 o'elnek, J. I,. M a c n trlte , chair mail or the pioxnim eommlltn,., ■mimlneed loj.iy The Hoard of D lc rlo rr id the Klwanls Club will meet in Hit Vnlde* Hotel tonight ut 1 3u O'clock lo discu-s routine liuslness moltera. Hecretary Hurl Nonlgrco ra Ported today. lows, Mr. C. Houser, president of tha Plate DMrymcn's Assoc 1st Ion, pointed lo the need for poodorHon of m Ik tliat will "tost* the County school nurse Mr*. Dorothy iJiinU, hoi returned In Kansas CRy nine of the American Hanford In resume tier iluHei a tta r about two werb< raeupern. Association, thin at Jorksonvllle Heueli to| • lowing la recent Mines,. Ihmis and niainliin o uniform quality In issta end quality a f milk. At the ronc'u,ion of tha mootlpg Ih* Nom noting Commlttaa ap* pointed A. E. Johnson, r r t- p r o a l’ dent for last year, to tho preal* deucy, also named O. A . G rim of Miami aa vire-proaidoni .nnd raappointed H rew ard- V o lk ar of this City aa sec rotary of lha orillcra relating to tha gmtaaHpn lo r anothog ywar. Rocenllr alertud Antler officers for the coming gear will bo in stalled a t rit*a to >«• rm tdurird ■ A meeting for the purpose of a t the Klk'a Hall Wednesday discussing adveril*cment of Flnr* night Ot 1:84 o'clock. It*rorder Ida calory has been colled by Braxton llunlley, reported today. County Agent C- R. Dawson A gonofdl Idvltollon to attendI (Court*y Agraft C. R. Dawson Iho mooting has born extended to will bo tha guest speaker i t Iho any Io>traalad in a program of1 regular m reting Of lb* Oviedo this kind. Tha mra tin* wilt b#1 Man's Club today. Ho will bo lha hald in I bo 00« rt room af ,h"' guest of Mayor Joe Llnehari and Court It e a s t and will begini will opoak on Iho subject af Calory Advertising. ptam ptlp a t l : U o'clock. sfcico .there a re no m t i n t i re ­ ports of dairy products n u tk e tid in this S tate, Mr. Scott suggestcii tlle t each dairymvn send In the necessary Informs Io n for a complolo survey at the industiy d u r­ ing th e next six months, Mr. W al­ k er reported. Mr*. J D. A 'derm m . H lite MUk RoatmUtlesser, w ot also present Si th a meet leg god reported tfla: same weiy day- and aaaarted Celery Advertising: follow the (heoprat feod'ng I X\ MeetCaliedByDawson atiilM iW ubM Htf lerday s'-l Friday, Apr. 3>, tor n thri-e Judge Federal Court hear­ ing In Jacksonville on nn app|t. cation fur a temporary InJunrHon filed by to citrus giowors arid shippei* ugulnsl tho Florida Citrus CiinimUthui and Nathan Mnyu it* i iiiiiiiiK ,inner nf sa ilculture, The shipper* “nd growers seek to enjoin tho C itrus Comui!»«|oii nn.l Mayo from enforc­ ing the Mar. 15 order of tho rmnmissloii innklua the ono and Ihiee fifth* linsliel vjlrl>w conliilm-r the Florklo stamUrd and •iiitlivwInK the present two.bushel rontainer. Tbu I’ppllratluu fur the lentpnrarr iujuiutlon waa fil*d h*r* Mar. 31- and a fter a hearing Judt* l.nrig Is.urd a restraining order pi event In* »bo rnfurretaenl nf the one nnd three-flfth* bushel rnntalner rrgulnllon until lh# Ihreo Judge court rou|d act upon lh a uppllrallon Ju d ie U iig 'a order yesterday stated tho Uirae-judgo court would he rotnposod of Judg* Bufua K. Foster, nr Now Orloont, line of Iho Bklg*s »f tho Fifth District Circuit Court of APpoalo. Judge Louis W- Hlrura, Jackm nvlllo. one *>f the judgra of Ik# Foutber|l DUtrlel of Florida. »nd Judce Long, judas of lha North­ ern D lslrlu ut Florida. LOCAL WEATHER P artly c'oudy tonight and 1 nenday, poa«lbly showers ta treat* south port too | d i | a r t mar In north pod w est am portions tonight. , �H -/ f mwi St;'AV**'? yr W’Ti w w' ^ • ^ T H E SA N FO RD H ER A LD , SA N FO RD , F L O flD I - f'. . • t *. TUESDAY, APRIL V ,- ? £ MM HcrUd Community Health ‘ A R 5 T H M A lb r a id Conaiderable commendation la due the County I’hynldan, Dr. A. C. Kirk, and tho County Clinic, for the fine work being done among the poor people of the County, and f t 1M M Maas particularly among the negroes, in the control and elimina­ A at US* I M orriarMa. w ilt SAs tion of aypbflta. Further commendation Is due Mins i at Man* 8 l«f. Francis McDougal for tbe frank manner In which she pre­ sented this subject Before the Rotary Club yesterday and M t u ir n L D U JI for the enlightening Information which she furnished. It came aa somewhat of a shock to moat of uh to learn JtM C iu rn e t matin IVfRMB ot*»I*M*«••••** »** ■ that more than 929 treatments for syphilis have been 4*•at•#*■,»•«.»•>•*•**« given to colored patients alone at the County Clinic during llUl • •* •#! *• 1 the past six months- It is further illuminating to learn that this la for syphilis alone and does not include other aM taarr aatlaaa, a a rii ■a. Wa»h ll« ai M t ■ a i m types of venereal diseases. la a m la ta r l i t MMtaaa al Additional figures presented reveal that out of 20 M M a M la aiarta* «•* t a r a l t t t l U l a t Swiss. colored women examined at one time 5 were suffering with fcawCIs O aafair m i » I MaaaM la Ika aallaaa syphilis. If this ratio prevails throughout the entire colMrartlalai. Oillraa illation, there are more than a thousand negroes Ik* karatal sill*, ahfbrd who are victims of the disease. Furthermore, r with arlarlaal CIIm i * aat Maw If the ratio established among 58 white women examined, ■14 la a mraikaa at Tka prevails throughout the city, there are more than :tr»7 __ rraaa rrkltk la esela- white persons here who are suffering with syphilis. a a lU M la tka a a tar r*laa at atl a m tlaaalrkaa While It Is,likely that the prevalence of the disease la It ar aal alkarttlaa here is not excessive as compared with dther communities! IA 8 Ik Ikla la m . aat alaa aasw ^B^klflm PCg^A.^^^8 ^B^^^B kaaala Mi la aabUaallaa at aaa- of thii site, the figures demonstrate the imjiortance of the! 'aa fcaaHa ara alaa County Clinic and the need for just such a nationwide] drive as has finally been launched against this particular1 Ma« disease. They also serve to show the care which I TU E S D A Y , A P R IL 6. IBM mm should be exercised by everyone in hiring servants or other VRMK FOR TODAY employees. The Important thing which our leading cituerfr, upon CONTROL OF THE PARTY ila n Iho Lohl, 0 my lout, and whom the responsibility for controlling this disease in the By OBN. H UGH JOHNSON not all hU benefits: who n th all thin* iniquities: who final analysis rests, should remember is that In the first all thy disease*.— 1'ialml place It la definitely a contagious disease and in the sec­ I came out to Detroit to find oul and patronage In the White Houee. a. ond place it can just as definitely be cured if given proper whet'a doing in the automobile S enuton become mole nearly treatment In time. If is — to the .................................. -............... ..... .Interest . . . .of. every b u iln e n . It ii the g reat'cen tral puppete and tha sen ate an echoing Talk about a feudal That ita to m la t th at som ethin! citlun to do his psrt In assisting the proper authorities to »«hator of every other business ir g o lery . had happened to Improve jth * cal iocata the disease and to provide proper treatment tha country, But a breathlessly sya'em —th a t It tha p lin of govw ailing world won’t see th at eotomn errynent ___ where _________________ t the country I* a r t m arket m oit h ero bean mad# thereafter. until tomorrow. It got ktaaed o ff owned by the k lltf and local govo« April 1. A prerequisite to employment everywhere, and par- by aomething I read in the papers, ernora hold office a t hla pleasure ------------o-----------___ debate __ ____ In the •cnata on th« ~ d ° w h it h i tells them to—or . Tha Qpanlah Civil w ar la near­ ticularly in the home, should be a health certificate folly over. About all th a t la M t to lowing a competent physical examination. If this pro- teorganixstion kill, ’’with ■ sob •••*> 9 dona la to all down around tha cedure were carried out, contagious diseases of all kinds ■" h‘* volc,‘- «»i°r'‘y Lwder albcn ------- - • * New Dealers May Cardenas Rises Fight Medicos On1Fad la Mexico's Health Insurance' Political Affairs ■--------- . --------- . Senator W agner To President Quit School A s k Investigation At 11 To Help SopOf Entire Snbjfect pOrtWidowedMother Ib rtc d s), tha forgotten m i o f w ■w u Unn*" program s too, largely o n / poi u.eee.o ee Acre* Since Cardenas came to he hka- token over big estate*, t vldad them up and dial communal farm groups artea of land, lie h*a bolt than 6,000 aehooli. He has laktt ways and hlghwryi acroaa , and mountain,, lla haa given bfl dreda of village* und town* wati and aanltstlcci. , Hla term does pot end UPUl l but he ha* hurried lu gat avary thing done he enn, tlrsp llt tha fcat^ Ha doea not wnnt to leave much Jo a successor. T hiro'a a l ro n itltu t'e n il prnvltlcm a g a tM tf kl" ancrredlug hltraolf, all strong mrn" sometimes ar* urged| to disregard It Even before Cmdrnas took o*cr| ■he oil industry, some who aprnved his general objectives w*re| asking, “ Isn’t,he going too f**tf* Huge government expsrrdit Id financing the buxlnsss of ghrfa _ e land back to thr Indians, lhayj sa’d, had stralnnl national flnan-| ces. There were Importations of I machinery and building matcfbll and other matter*. To gat money. I Mexico raised tariff* from 180 tel 600 per rent In January, to thc| discomfort of United States bus)nesa men. WHI W w «a Waa Carteaaa L W ABIJIN CTON . Apr. A— (AV~ ai M n l n ka mtratm ,,T ia k la New dealers are getting ready kaek Ike tateeaattaaal ■Itwa•taa treat,a kr rke esarwertafor high combat with the organ­ tlaa al Ika S n l a a all ladkatret llereS, aa article tkat ised mad leal profession on health ketae ree M l , fee raanelr. Insurance. kr teniaar Jaet wkat M tt at a Oafwaw Ika ■Iraag M a Is. The fight already haa broken By J. r. M eKN ICHT out In the capital where rha Home ■ MEXICO CITY, Apr. 6— < * > Owner*’ l-osn corporation____ la opersting a group health tnaurincc PoHDcal know-it-alla wagged p'an-for federal employe*, heads when Laaaro C-ardrnas tnc Hut the social w elfare group In t,m e MexJco'a president Dee. 1, the odmlnli ra to n expect* th* 19U. local fight In aixe up a t a prel'm l- '| “He won't h u t three months,' nary skirmish a fte r a nstkm al t some predicted, hoiiih Insurance plan la piopoMd t “Ha will be ju at another tool for Hon*tor W agner aaid today he Cal'ea,” said t others, probably wnuld taka a step In the | They were wrong, direction of h rclth Insurance legtl took tha quiet-spoken veteran Illation th * week by asking fn r a of rovolut on, youngest of nil Mex sonata investigation of tho whole eo's conatHulionil presidents, Juat subject. 1 thru* weeks to dem onstrate that WSigner txpeets opposition even ha was gunning thinge. Deti _tb»volellea To Work lo his Inveatlgallon raso'ut'nn. Thrse ’yes ra moys and he teaMy Ever since the social is e u r ty program revived talk of Health m- had p it tho Mexican t evolution to • urance and socialised medlclno tho work and eaan far-reaching social American Med cal association ha* experiment* under way. bean voicing d'aapproval. Now, with the fourth year wall Th* new dealer*, however, ara Htartad, ho hat run headlong Into assembling ammunition to fire foielgn Interests by nsttanslisng Lack. An InterdcpsH m ent commit­ ■he Mexican oil industry. tee alresdy haa mad* m detailed A Bark, heavy-so*, powerful man study of th e cost* of modieal cave with erlsp alack hair and eloaaand h a t reported, am ong other cropped black moustachr, vigor­ thing*, th at “h«»Uh and alcknrea ous and full of lifo nt 4X, the sol* services must be mad* exlenal'oly dlarly executive, who has Indian ava lah'e through m c riu rfs th a t •* Will as Hpnnlth blood In hie will lighten th* burdens of skit* vims, contrasts with the tradi­ nr** ro ita. tional Mexican politic Inn, Dr. Isidore 8. Feik, a member fOttncIl tabta f o d dlvlda up Iba Taciturn, he apeuke in a mono­ of the social security hoard's la* tone, usee few orelorkal tricks. In wreckage. proper treatment administered. rom m ittr* wea the late Majority. Y* « D p f ^ i v p n F n r >catch staff, la studying the n a ­ partonal hublt bo b almost Spar­ The County Cllllie is laying the ground workand is Leader Joe Hubineon. 'Do not rap- * u as* v e i l r u t tional health, problem w ith a view tan. He seldom drinks, never Tha p Bodies—Springa—Trailer! | lo helping the board decide whetfa* .mokes. Impntlrnt of pomp, ho has In Prlpelplo that Iht South la an meeting with’ excellent reaulta, but the undertaking re„brlov,,J . t A price yon cob afford Jew iloblnion' he pleaded. *r it should recommend health abolished formal dress for off clsl titled to fair transportation ratal, quires the co-operation of every leading citizen and parto pay 'nsuranee legislation. occasions. He like* tho rude Hf* — Oea|a star. Via- but what « i Protty thin p orridfr. W hat j nAINFSV1, , T „ r , ticularly of every employerkilled Joe Iloblnion w ai b ein g ' OAINE8VILLK. Apr. 5.—Grow F r'h was a member of tho com­ ot iho country am! fools at hums hat* lottan la a live porcont In-------- o-------'d iircn by party |0y»lty, party ' , r rducat onat meeting* through- mittee on rost* of medical cam among tbo village) s. ero«aa. h k h several year* ago reported Flees With Prisoner preiatirr and the responsibilities [ out the rltrua belt will be held by At II, Cardsni'* quit tho tiny , Since Bocretary Hull's recent of hli |>c>«ILon to do thing* that the S tile A grirulluial Extenilun th a t poor people did not receive •poach, tha United Btale. I. bo ' 'wrre is hiteful to him us th.* Hervlee between Apr. IS and SO, enough medical attention because school in his own viLsgo of Jlqullpen, Michosrsn, to work in Iho lax From George Malcolm Smith in "Death Begins at 40" dM"nr*hlp bill u hateful to many it w ii decided at a conference ot of I'm cost. laC ballad throughout the world The HOLC p'an, under fir* from collector’s office and help support •a • baton tor oppraaaod mlnurl- comes an open letter which should be read by every eemior* who were forced m vote extem 'on official* and county both Ibc A m rsken Medical aeio- hla widowed inn'her and six bio>htloa— Jews, snH-Nsil Carman*, father of a apiall boy, and every driver of an automobile for ,f fn/ \ vul# agcn’i h ire tu li y. Production and c'allon and tho D istrict o f Colum­ WhUa Russian*. and ne wapsper­ m arketing problem*, with latest bia Mcdkal aoclftj,..provi<Jgn oqu ■rs and sisters, later 'he worked in Wo Euaroalec flrat Hat] or truck. It I b »o easy for adults to forget that small boy. h " . X n ’ * ¥ ‘0' to r*ZdM, The, «l print ihtyi ond aori rd aa a town i l an, for Instanro. inform at'on liearing on them, wl'l new lire nJMtd' II •re completely unaware of»most of the dangers in the-rtomory „t Jor n o b in ro n , ' but be dlicuared hy representative* of of the simplest typos of health In­ jlller.' * ---- 1.----- r>. surance. rtcapa A retread*. Thai One night ho and hi* elrigle pris­ . Wa know what i* th* muter world; it is so hard for them to remember how badly they rather a vole to avenge him the Eatenaion flervlrr and E xperi­ Any federal employe m ay join. oner slipped nwuy and became' price ia leas than half ihatj »1U» lb* cilery market. . . . _____ feel If they were the cause of harm to some little | The same lactir* have hern ment Station at ra th session. Wo would pays 18.20 s month it single or soldier, of the revolution against ■hoold hold a bathing beauty c h ild , used lo dictate tills didatnishlp Spr ng meeting* of cllru . grow -, He of a new lira , 3 10 |f m, rrte<i. The HOLC con- Huerta. ’ contest avary wlnt«r rigid In th i •la• have twon staged by the h s - , r buled | 40J)00 fo r * starter. "I saw you barely miss a little boy on a tricycle this b l1 1 ,^rou“h lhr ** " ,ro At IP ha was a raplnln of rev­ mMdla of a cilery field and 47R x 19—$4-80 tension Service annually for set In return, the Insured man and elry. rising • rid ly then tn the p ta k i guru th a t Paramount Nt-«i afternoon,’ writes Mr., Smith, "und 1 heard you yell. ’Get Wni(lll , wrukenlng hvurt until. oral years, end th r scrir* th s y ra r 850 x 17—15.54 hU fam-ly ere anttt’cd lo ellakal top rsnk of division general. Ilr la on baud to s a l tho plcturoithe II----- out of the way! Don't you know any better than nlihmmh a could hive la>trd much has U-en schrdulrd to fnllow service, operations and hoepltal got hi, millltiry experience In tho S00 x 16—10.45 to ride in the street?' lie didn’t unswer because he hasn’t 'lunger under h liKhtrr Im d, it closely a fter th r annuel m-m Imi of care when III without further fin'd. Four times hr was arsr Wa can Imagine Iota ol thing* learned to talk very well yet. So I’m going to answer j11rol‘' l,own •*“* l" ,H'*L the S tele H orticultural Huclrly In ehrrge. A s ta ff of seven surgeon< death. Then erms political exper­ Wa had ra th e r do than be In for him. Joe Knb'nsoii was a Knu'hern W inter Haven. vnd physician* car* for the 8000 ience, a* governor of Mkhoaran, B ehaschnllg'i bmiia at hi* com,. ...tl . .. Democrat. This administration is “ It It prnp«»ed In give growers enrolled. ■rcrelary of Interior, president of "No, tho little boy docsn t know any belter than n(ll jn ,hl. |)sriy h fsrls etuiyl Iht- citrus industry In tag lr |ll, W |lh u pio*ecniiir llk» 1j | The D lslr'ct of C-oturabla Modi- tho Naliunal Revolutionary party 111 K. >*d HL P b* Ooebbel*. and a Judge |ll>r lilt to ride his tricycle in the street. He has been warned not ihit am**. Jim Earley no longir Flnrida, California, Toxss and Arl'ctl society already has ousted on* and aem-lary of war. Thst was tbv 1 1«T. the man I* already con- to , b u t li tt le h o y s d o n 't a lw a y s h e e d w a r n in g s . Some a d u l t s runs the party. Tommy t ’orvoran ih*y may be In p o r ­ of the seven—th* baby doctor— damaeu. a tion to plan and proceed more In and chargaa of unethical practice don't either, capeclnlly truffic wurninga; for cxumplc, the ,*»*» " Br® ,,rr voice. The rrorganlin iiiin m n iiiu n in n iin in M is m iH n it l o—1----- le'llgrntly In handling Iho indus­ lodged wjpsinst 'p„ , y mt, „ uru. it wa, .me of el* try problems Immediately con­ have been H arbsrl Hoovir upon hla re one limiting the speed of automobiles. m o th er—the *urg»on— In his ta rn from Europe urged Dnlullon 'Tin going to tell you aomething about that lit- »|m |,r cv,hi.,i.(k»ic<,ran bill* that fronting them snd in roping with home town medical aoclrty. a* tht* country's policy. If It tic boy. Ho has u mother who endured conxifleruhlu incon- wrroiootrd up in bu bum‘e-ru*he.l s'lustions likely In confront the The legality of tho HOLC plan hadn't become an empty Jest to vcnlence, anxiety and Nuffcring to bring him into the .through rongtras to change fundi grower,” say. A- P. Pponrrr, vk* Diafivonds. Vnd WntdiBB, I* being tested in tho courts. crack a t tha former President, director nf cxlrnslon. Station, will world. He haa a father who lias wnrkotl hard and made m,'n,,,lly l<- “ •illuilun* New dealers point to th e C ap­ Ftno Watch Vna Jewelry Rtpnlrtns Wa might aay he re rU ln lr did be Khrtlulrtl by rounty agvnU in The xu.ttitude toward cnmmunl'fre *n thil rVrry cllru, per H ealth insurance bill, pending Bla M rt to th at end by putting many sscriflcea lo mskp hlm healthy uml huppy Diamond MoanURR And KagravUtf In the ernatc, a* a hint to th e form th a country on ice. premo puntono of their llvex tx to have their little l»oy lhc n ,mwr,th ,mrty « » plain In grower will hare oppmlun ty lo 4 federal program m ight tkke. -W Hww n r n t t w * s . . a i l l a o w w j t j . . ,o-------------grow up to lie a useful man. >hU speech m Uainravilla in whkli altrnil, he says. . The m*ln ddforenen between B a a S a M a a n a a w li n a u f ia a a a M ir B i B W B S a B a f ia a a Drtalliil program, ate not ycl "Now stop a minute and Ihink. If yon should kill s he in'lmvicd that the South l* th a conquering heroes nr old and child, how would you fuel facing Ita parents7 What cx- “l",rr1,tl'' f' i:del *y«tem. That re^ nmplrlr, but 'rntative plan, rail ’’ T th a m odim Cae*»r* and N* for dlscuss'on of lhr must Im­ ^r®*"blVi portant proh'rms relating tn both pataon* L that formerly brave cusc could you give them for having robbed them of their p % want out and waged war dearest possession? More imjiortant: Wliut excuse could But neither the I’rrHiIrnt nor a n y ­ production snd markeMng of cit­ D EN VER, Apr. 4 ^ 0 P )-“ A flog CgallMt each other: now they you possibly offer Him whose Kingdom is mado up of lit­ body Hse ran wave a wand tu rus fruits In this slate and lhr tif death la being fitted for Den­ drop bomba «n Die bead* of tle children? change it. The Routh didn’t Invent pertinent Information pertaining ver's police building flsc pole. ■ woman and rhlldren from the air. the condition. It wa* fm rrd by n those problems. In addition to Black wtth a whit* cross In tha "Children, my hunty friend, were here long before Northern bayonet* in tho destruc­ DrButk, speakers will Include Dr. - - - - o -----------W hin driving r«ek|es*|y con- you or your automobile were thought of. All the auto­ tion »f the Civil w ar und lhr C, V, Noble, D. K. Timmons snd K. ern’er. Ii will fly on day* when aider the ca»* of Mr*. Mildrr<l mobiles on earth are not wnrth the life of one little boy. terrible years of ’'reconalnieUun" (I. Howard of Ihe Extension Ser­ rna nr more persons arc hilled in fch rleb er ot Miami lle r ahull Wp don't know what that little boy may nome day be- when on* section of the country vice, pr. A. F. Camp and W. L. traffic accident*. On daya when go .death* oqcur Whs fractured In an automobile ■ought to eap'olt another aa “con­ Thompson of th* Citrus Experi­ In th* city, sa th* result of t » r aceidant qn Pebruary I. Sunder, But wc know what you are, and It’s unimportant. We quered province*.” ment Station, end other*. I T days later, ah* died, never could get along without you, but we can't spars a single County agonts will announce accidents, a white flag will bo It wore out the coil, syphoned flown. j having regained con»clou*tiB»*. little boy on this street.” details of the programs, snd sw ay the wealth and was such a H t* Judge Philip Glllt*iq1* ids*.. t fo r th e grace of Qod, |t places and date* on the schedule, .. — o --------period of poverty, d tg rad at'an and He belli ves the flag* will remind Iht have be«n you. despair that tl tnterferod with th* ss soon as these have been com­ IHrero of tha daagora of traffic. ------------o-----------pleted, Mr. Spencer says. efficiency of the people. ■aptoksi Ventlmeut In favor of a third B etter conditions era coming but Before ITS ! the proceadlngs of ta r » tor, President Rooi*valt Is they com* slowly. In most low the U. 8. 8*n*l# w*rs conducted 'falling rapidly with tha developThe home of Mr. and Mr*. P. Mr. and Mrs. B. F.,W alla, Mr. and wago Southern Industry, markedly privately. ■apt of tha ree*a*|on in bualcaa*- M. Eider on Oak Avenue was the Mrs. Chari as N khols, Mrs. J , J . higher wagee would simply cioas Wlth. 41 parcaat of M>* people, ecane of a pretty home wadding .Stover, Mr. McDougaL Mr*. A. *Up |h* ahop and throw th* worker* ,A A A n n A A A A A A A ^B ragiiterlni In the American In on Sunday at high noon, when B. E fonl, Mr*. R. 8. Koolor and *n the street. T h st w as demon■iltkU ot Public Opinion poll, ihatr daughter, Nstllo Laois * u Mr*. Norma McLauablln. strated o»er and evar again In favoring a third Urm for Hoo**- united hi marring* to Mr. Ralph Mrs. T hom s, Albert Neat wilt NRA. v*lt in J«n » of ;»| t, only I I per. Qoodspeed of Jacksonville. Ceatleuec r w e Wees On* leave tom orrow for Jacksonville This Is part of th* problem of cant .favor hla r*e)*ct|on today. ■R#v. Hill bum, pastor of th* whore ah* will attend th* Eaator plated by tho Board. County A t­ jtk t Democrstlc party of Iho South That tg* a significant chants In Methodist Church performed the dance n t the Yacht Club. While —a party suspected or condemned torney E. F . ilousholdcr w a. In­ palr||« Cpbilon, It la hard for ant ceremony, which was witnessed by th o n sh# will b* a g ueit of M rt. , nd. In either cast, kickod all *var structed to proceed with action Against .the holdouts. Bgagldenl to remain popular whan only members of th* ImmtdUt* Richard P. M aths a t her horns i a ' the lot by this rdm lnU tration. The buataeu U daclinlug. Fallowing a request of th* pro­ family. Illver* ids. two-thirds ru'e In nomination* wa* * * < - - '• -------- •--------Th* rooms of th* mldsnco were lira . J. J. Stover entertained there to protect Southern domoc- m t ownar of iho Lockhart Sub1i ■ \L divla'M. tha Board approved a North Florida cttDen, who Ue- booo'lfuUy dacorntod In cut flow- very Informally at bridge Thuremejfnew p'at ad th* area, changing W atrocity in tha cr«u* o n and ffms. day afternoon at her attractive Th* Corcoran-Cohan type t / Iho snbd'vWon from lots to acre­ *1, atAte .canal that they p|aro Ita Th* bride woro a blu* taffeta home on Main Htreet fo r M n . R. p arty ccnlrol ahoUshad I t They r cc»itraction ahead of tha wti­ coot cult sad carried a bouquet of 8. X fo lo n aad Mr*. McLaughlin of have marked for, destruction Dorn age. The Commissioners n'ao BP' * * |U A plot for the LakevWw f f the whole nation arc whit* rosoc. Sanford who are spending this ocratk senstorg like Pst Hsrrbon, W '■ 1 . ^ J j j t i i t i r n L Beuaiur Pepper a|aiQ*l Immediately after th* ceremony weak in Laoakprg. j l man appamuD aoamlag to Mr, sad Mrs. Ooodspeod left for M n . K. E. Brody and daughter 0 tho eontroei for famishing am’ that bo caa fat It far them JeckaonrlU* where they will task* of Stanford, Conn., who b«v* fapen T i^ o u r c a ^ h f c a r r y .p U U is i t W odr vtros t# Wuhtnartou tholr future homo. « . s n v fia t,th e rn S e n a to r ' M F F l> m U . Hm O oovkt la th* city fa r several Hq ,V1. u i O h » r aod the Coaa'y Homo d m 4 baa* cro**«d. tha The bridal party Included Mrs. left Saturday for St. Authu kM si Hl*y ar W ■th. Claude Herndon, pianist, and where th ey will remain i constituency re-elect him ahortly hr QaplUa. PqUston and A lk a (Oder, dshrs tm fero roUirnlng ABB >» cfH, 4i«nv.«d. their „„re„d „rav,„M. ...d Martin’s Garafrej General Repairing Education M e e t s ?r Truck & Autp Service FlOrld8 G OWCTS Martin’s Garage An Open Letter To Drivers RECAPPING 50% SAVING , h Lemmond TIRE SHOP W E R T -T h e JE W E JL E R Denver / ‘lies P'la'sr * In Traffic Campaign . a SANFORD TWENTY YEARS AGO WPA Road Work Receives Approval O f Commissioners N o W orry, No trouble anywhere, . I, garment given individual care kfcftd it rv and atnik if you can But better y e t . . . . . “ sw»'» »■' c'Tr.r.^;! » • th* hack U ‘ gnidc of th* bride. Mr*. R. 8. Koolor and Mr*. McLaughlin who ar* | this week ia Leesburg ' of Mr*. 8 ..P . Watt* tH taa . at , ^ ; k i i , ', % J s . U ^ a n Lloyd ,. he w hss www MM m IIB hv i ” »w — un r,™ U W • ----------v i M '> *•>' a >V i t l f > .. ■»* �wt.c» „ - - ^ . * '• £ *■.- - —'?£ THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA cial A n d Personal Activities MARTIN LANEY, Soetely Editor \al C alendar NEW SIGHTS Telephone 448 Presbyterians Hold picnic At Saniando P erso n a ls Authoress WorkcdOni Manuscript A m i d Household D u t i e s * WKDNKtOAY Th* rtRRUr monthly buelneja mowtbiK of tho W om an'i H ub wilt bo h«M »t 1 :N o'clock at tho Woman * Club. T h e n will bo a m erlin* of the Sodrd of M onitor* of the Car* d o n ' d a b a t tka home of Mr*. II. M. Papw oith a t 10.00 A. M. NKW VttllK. APr. 5. —M l . . Wlnh* muriUR lu u r c h lld n 'n . j i i ,| duiiiR hu r own ho u iu w o rk, m* rludiriR thu waalditR. K llia ltrth B ’ lfurt w ru le u n o ve l; and l«d»V d li* * hull* in New V o rk u» winn r r n f n tltl.oiio p iliu fo r th'* T fc o Kint b u *ln c*a m a e tlo R uf the month ot tha iJdlr, Auiil- l«>t f ii t iiu i,| uf the yum , .1,1.1 TentPlo D e th U m * l win ba held a t the Coutmuniiy ■aid; " i ifii.i;;ln " Oftter at a:U t* M. h<>». if you hnvu.it In you." lia r y of th e The Ju n io r HVntan'a Club will m oat a t 3:30 o'clock at the Wom tu ’a Club. yint II w i l l '' um - 'U iM ra ctiu n s uf one kind in Itn o tlu r o u r * h r ,* nod wll**i*ti-*tl and ihn k tul of ilu k unu h*** m thu , n id of llttlu m om m ii. If yo n'm R iiiiiR to w rite , you u lfl. M l* , Beiru rt, of Moburty Stn., —In privntn life Mr* John tl.n pnioiti. w||it |.vr* III « I* pirn| Ahiri lu.m huu,u Mirroiind .l by n hin y ii til. mid liliil* Hum I • link > rankiu. for n m * font son, J.uli. Ii. Iliulnnl. 16. 1 *0111. II. .in.l Ann If -» a , rn r« | of luin'i .u u bir. |it u i;ir y | i i i ■lieon. Mr. and Mr*. J . C. M itrhrll had ■a th eir y u rtl* for the weekend, Mr. and Mr*. John Crawford of Daytona Beach. Miai Baity M artin, who haa been the yufat of Miaa Lillian Deaa for aeveral weeka will leavo tomorrow fo r her home In A tlanta. Methodist Circle Meets At Annex ^ ' I r d e Number F ite of tho y e t Methodist Church mot |a*t WwalnR a t tha Annex with Mr*. U A. Bwaition. Ur*. M II Ktulih. •nil M|*a Hell) Uuhrman. n , boateaan*. Mr*. E arl Do, uy Preiidt*,) ova r the abort huninoa* meet inn. a fte r which Mia. C. K. McBlar r»w. U ra. D. II. tllrey. Mr*. J . C. aud Mi a K athryn Tlllla Raya a chapter lit Ilia MU,Inn Study flook. BonRa in the Niaht. RafrOahmenU were aervrd to th a fotlowinR! Mr*. U C. C1o0|*. 'High School Enters University Contest | on Friday evening honorlnir her ^ M h t u r , VioleL on her birthday. V p RUeala ware cntuitaincd with ■ UCavenger bunt. Priaee .war* won by Miua P a tty Madge and Joe Tenhet fo r collacking thu U rguat num ber of Hated article*. U ra. J . *K. SpurBog assb tad the hou'rt* In eu- urtafatlng. ,V irleua arranguim iuta o f aprlug flow are ware uaeil ua decoration! room , whore tba guaal, w ere oaaamblnl, and a birthday cake lead In pink ’centered the dialog room u b ’e. ta f ia h n w n li warn nerved to thu following: the Miaoea Karllm Kelly, A nfyt Lee. Kuaan Kirtley Jean H arper, Loufaw N frd g tan , M arjorie Newman, R uth Bletmkrom, Colbarino Hpunrrr, Lucille BuB, IfaHy WRkltiaon, PuUy H edge; Carol J r e n Nix, Joyce A i l m , Ookla TuuAaton, Zona ItoUmwa, Thu’me S tringer, M ar­ tha W right, Valerie While, Kalhry a Wlgglne, M arjerla Ju n e B u r­ dick. Flaranca Walla. Lola CaHmaR. Gladya N ipper, J a n e t Boyd, M d Violet Walla. ! > ’»•, F red FM du, Moody Me H p*a, Jo e TenhaL BUI Bra non, JK X a v T ntluck, rb llip Kronen, ■ r e a l Middle >on, J r , Lerey ■ frid g e . G lm Odham, Fred W % bt, Edw ard M anhall, Cana S riH b Rdkart Lea. Da rid W W d , O tW A Speer, Ita rrjr iM k WIBlerd W atford, Elm ere O f ii lch. Mac CluVe'and, John A4BM0, B ari Jeter. a»d Donald faU oe Tlin Kunforil Library h u , ra coolly IIrq III red n lion co||ucllon of new hook,, fiction aud nanfiction, it haa ln-rn annourud by Mr*. K. J . Mouahton. head II* hrarlau. My». Moughlun aUo re­ port a th a t, the circulation for March ihowa an IncreUaa uf oyer SOO over tlm | uf March, |5T7. A Bat uf Ui" new hook, note rita|i* tn ed In Ihe llb rfr r 1« •*> followo * * ' Kki Imi: Till* Piomt H e a rtnock. T aka1 In the IhiaU —Urunt f’andlrflam c -M ilford. Climax — Itaack. Pick of thn Crop—Mur ray, llomhin llaflutlea—Tarklugton, tY id d lai Night M urder —• naxlq Dreamland—KulUmL No. Mr* Drown— Kuevula, flaln Acrue* th a Moon—tthadwlck. tU w h ,n thn W ind—MBlur. IImm*nr* Uoya) —sRuck. Uafb Hood—D art, The S cavrcriw Manh'ra—K ainnier. Noti-firjloo Thn Cotton King —Dodd, llirda of' America—Audu­ bon. B p a a h b ' Itorderland—Dolton. C*>l"*il«l .F olk war a —Andrew a, American S p irit in * L iterature— P erry. H l.pnplr Nellona of the Now W o rld -S h ep h ard . N arrative Technique—UaxelL Ba ThU I* Florida—Stock bridge and Parry. Hook keeping to r Pareanal and llualaeae Uio—Credit- The C*m nhtg Clan—May. Modern Radla BaaenttaU —H athaw ay, Applied Ifle c trlrilr—l a Volemee. Antemo bn* R u etriagadia—Dyka, llen|c>*a Twentktfc Cun*ary flook Of Form ula., H UIary of Am ericas ttreie. U v n .lla . * Church Group Meets With Mrs. Laney Nlaa Aido n rlic KhlnhoUrr of W inter (iaiden wa» the weekend , t'iii'lr Kunlhr* Foui nf the F lr.l Rueat of h er parent*, Mr. mid Mr*. B. O. Bhinholeer, al*their home un Mulhudiit t'hurult ain't yuiluiitay afluilionn a* till* hniiiu tif .Ml *. Oak Avenuu. J. 0 . Laney oh Situ find Avenuu; Mr*. M. W. ilm rle t and duuith’ with Mr*. It. It. t'n»'*ull i ml Mr*. te n , Juno and Jeanctle, m e v i.|t' R. M. .Slrirklaiid h i i*.. ila u l itiff in fievl'le this uuuk ■* thu hosirs'U". Rueata of Mr. and Mia. Ouro Mi II It. Mut'iill, dr.. I'li'shled C arter. ivur thu liuslnu,* oiratimr, uflur w hhh Mi*. A ilh u r I’hdlip* c*vu Mr. atid Mr*. C. K. CL-m will n tlini'U i in Ilio Mi.Hulun .Slinly leave Friday for (lalneivilli' whenllotik, *‘Soi|n* iu Thu K iuld". Mr*. they will make th eir future home. K, II. t.u y un* wulri'tnuil u» u Mr. Clrm w II be In bu*iiit'*a then* new ineiidM'r lif Ihu rirr'i*. with the A tlantic ftiTinlui' Co. At Iii*' utinr’iiihin nf iln* incut Mr. and M rt. ('. If, f'ofibuiii had anac n mili d cmirtn n aa ii*,iti*l to a* th eir Rueata for Ihu wuukend Ihu follitu out inuiiilier*; Mr*. John t heir dauRhler, Mita Caroline Schinnd. Jr., J i n . Clink L ratr t'oRburn of (Slennyille, Oa.t and only, Mr*. 'V. II. U*ry, Mi". A. I-'. their aon, Char Ira CuRhurn, nf Cidliiin, Mis II. S. Tnlm , Mr*. O. I'. Ttoii'y. Mi*. I*. II. Ijiiu-y, Mr*. Fort Pierce. O. K. Huff, Mi*. I'li Hips, Mi*. It. Frirnda of Mi** Hulun Himr II. I'll ku'l. Ml*. Ill >11*1111 Miililh will he pL d In Irani tlu l *hV leu, Mr*, r . K. liHimly, Mir. h a t accrpted a pimiliun a* yupuf* Iliul.r S Icote. Mi*. ,M. 11. Sm ith, vltur nt thu iT utuitunt Kpiaunpul Jr., Ml*. I'.ilil .Inlin nn. Mu*. I.. I1 Ilou*hnlilur. M i.. IV, I'. H it, olid lla tp ila l In Phlludclphiu. Mr*. MrCntl. Tumi null' Utah Hulnml we* n ip rc e n ti'd nt th e tlM rh t I’lay C o n lrit held yea|unluy n t the Annlu Ituvull Thunliu at Itullin* CoBcrl*. wRIi th* piny "Aud Th"r*t Wa« LIr Ii I." Tint winner* of Ilia content w rrr l*uLun'l, flral place, and Orlando, anroiid |i|ara. Nino 11lx t* School, wero reprnauntuil in Che content which Ii rponm red hy tha tfiilrur*lty of Klnrkla Kitunalon l)lrl*|on. The winner* will en ter thn *taiu raU' tual lo ba held in tln]ncx*l1la on Apr. ! ’ and t l . Mr*, it. C. Maawull wan dircclnr uf the piny untrrud yeatenlay In thu rc n tu .t nt W inter Park, and th o ,a n**l,Hni; in proilurtion of the piny wute: lh" M l» u , Lillian Adnma. Ann lluttanil, Caceha Trulurk Jopnnn Ai For^Uii, DorjR Jockj.ofi. nmi Jumnn Robert Bower of Urlando apunt Colbert, and W alter lluynea. Sunday a t Daytuna Ueauh. Mrs. George Wells . Honors Daughter Library Acquires 29 New Volumes U ra. G uerra Well* entertained S iiuncu city aiRh^a did Mi*. U F. Summlcr uf t'upprrniin1* In the Canadian A ictir *rr, mi way to I’ortlohd, Ore., for tum m cr. I‘m kn-humli'il baby ii U iyurlyA nti, lh im.nlh*. Designer Receives Alimony From Wife Mother Of Four Children Writes $10,000 Novel, RfR* >i*< (ili'iiliful n"il rh ra p nt till, *ua*t<n anil |hln well-nigh Bni»or»«l *<«*,! proiluri *-«n well bo » purl of (lit- daily menu nt every .family, **ay« Ml", Ami* Mae Bike*. uutril louiot with ‘tho B lair Aki liullurnl Katoflalnn Service. IHniltr) »n'n mu untiatnhl ly improving I ho quality of urr* offered on I Itu inarkri, rqurkotln* them fn*»h mid in hihhI' londlHon. H hk offrii* thu fnllii** inc point. a« In why Kin* l*l»i i|U.i|liy egg •hculil be wlih'ly m ill li> hullin' w|ye*. pm ticulm ly m tlii* »cu»on: ■ Krr , urn entity ami quickly prepared, Tin'y run I'u prepared In many dllferenl »m Ihu* •ddlnK' variety in iho nunla Krr* combine null with oihm fund*. Thuy tinpioiu i hr food vnliiu, fin*i*i. in|ii| uml lutturn of thn pi**i|ml* iii which th**y aru mod. They m.iy In* u»ed n, w must iWUhtlitMIr Krr , BIO 1*1*111t.*111.' in f|y it■ Rmti'd tipd i< ■i>■*ilnt• .1 lit <»*i*»l pooplr. ninl inn .i hiRl'Iv Inipnrla id fin'll Ini uti'iv lilulillh'r <'/ Iho fulli 11v. In in Im liy In R iiiii.l fatliui. I hi", nm iin uiiiiiii'niluil fur thu dull* d li'!, ii nil nhniihl In ■erred ut h'*"t |hr*‘n In fuiii time* weekly I'rnloniH ut II n iln litv that !• very •fln'iont fur growth and Tlin tim rlr pit*b1i*m nf lh" " * Bn elm I. u.ill* it upon t" ll> ' O up n t'lrrcguful career ill urdvr In liiukc n hoiiiu I in lu'r liu.tmii l 1 mill wliu cann<>i b ear mu Wv« <■( ttu ruBiiqiiUilnc lirr biielnu*.. ns*>i ru lim i. anil background. fiitm i . . 4 1 the theme »f ■•Thn First Hun t Uk" r Hr*il Year*." playing tonight «l llii' Kill Theatre,? Unhurt Montgomery p h r e ilui hunt iln-iKnrr 1111*1^ 11,1, VuRltiU llrur* I. hi* wile, it iiiriiv sfiil New yi*rh ih ra iru a i a srn i, m i1 Wu u r n tv ill In111 1 |[ivi hr r Im.i tier a twifiP'r in lliu ll|m. 11 I > me. tic rt’im ilv ilrum.i - n hii 'i IMcIll'l ill .‘liniil \ *1Ill'll Millll'1 ginnery i< nwonli'il Him ■ nionlli ■lliiiunr f ikiii .Mi*. Ilruru a* 1 |*"it *>f Hi*’ Iriin i uf their repu­ tation If* li nlurnl rule* Am llintil** Itnrne*, Aim I >jii«'linr I. HarrV Ila v i' u I'm 1 . N'ytlia Wi'nim.'in. I-: H. r iir r . Todii'ti Mayor, Hudil KcninK nmi ir.'luK Huron, , All Kind* Uf Zinniu & Marigold PLANTS Mass Weddings To Be Held For Refugees Mrs. Herbert Russell t ’rlrry A ir. I'hune 314-J S IIA M illA I - i/1*i - A "ut I* of ma*« wnldinji" aru Ik-Iiir nrranyrd hy t'h in n r rh.ilily orfiHlUilion* R m i i a a v i a a n a i a m i a i in artumodatu I hr luvr-lom m !ln> I i i t.i’ iv ii w m ilu r u . t* u» Phanuhal** lufoyuit m n p ,. liiii l>, lh mil Ik IVi||i'm You I-imui | Thu uuddiru.’* m u hr held - nmi ,ntni* iin ii|iL h i* w rite r* who mnnthly mill uiii ii'i|iiitu no ,,i,|i 5 uaitiu in Nr** V*>ih (ru in t it it* I outlay ,:nru the nerv**ary ChiAND tow n* th inkin R they rn u ld n t! nr*i> wj'diUii'ir un,linin' nil; tv w ill. |liu rn nmi rould hum . Ini. loanrd ihu rouptr* jy hwal » h i|u . t i n , i did nod uvuryono tiilkud ro n in a iln e "tranyuly *,«1 11 hi* nhuul hur b m k , ''V o u iir H o rln i ] paddudj denim ovrrall*. the i*,-d " 111 S. P ark A re. tln lalm d ." body re p a ir ....... atippllrd by u r r ». dine riwtunit* fur the trfuRuul la a a a a a w R N R H a a u a a a a u a R U i.nwii It w iii Mi«* H i'ifr r l'* flr»t l i l p j whirh a| m* runtnln lni|Hirlum Rlnnni will Inr'lidu n to \u ir York, olid hur hook ulfitit m lnondi, nm h n, iron, pin**- and fuihiia hai, ii siin II iu'.ii d*« h 'r. whh h Iran | ptuiro* mid i ah bun. Tliuy um III" llinlil, Mi’ll11 A I'u nmi Hud I parllculm ly rnluahlt* fur th rlr Imnk llluRiitinn nWHtil Mnrllin 0 , ni'n rortlcril. iun*n nun ,u iur.il year* aru wdh Kgs* niu uirulti'nl iiin r rn id "Wilii th isu ." mu, Hi*, fir l tliiint ut luiint |hiuo v jliimhi". A, II. sin* I'lur Mihin|l|i*,| lo o |iith|l,h uml 11 Vllnmln A Imllils rem it niiru In viirb'ui Infrili'ii** ,'iih n , until.; lilnliiin I). tin* *,<• ualluii nninhinu \llm uin. I, u■untl.il fo r I tin p rriunlh'ti id Sinrlair Siipfr Service rjikuln. ninl vllnmln d pruiinilu* Rood nulilth>n uml nid* in prn. vrnllnn of l*«lhiFi■*. | 3 Fine Watch Repairing Diamond Setting Engraving S McLaulin, Jeweler (insoline-Oils Toy Factory In China Planned By Japanese I'KKI.W , N "tlli I'liU'.i M*r, ■ %'/T) Tin* luiKlillv 1"lu r'd Jnl* ouenu loy **il*l "II o 'e r III*' will Id may h"Un l*u liiuilr iu t ’hiiiit "f C h in r.r uollltll. Officers Elected At Church Circle Meet Washing (ireasing Tire Repairing ll^ H ra m i n i fanrllnnal pain* of men, true I(on. I'ardul Aid* In hulldlnt up Iho whale *y*lem by hrlplnf woman to art more alffiifll* from their food. l*Btk A Slid rininr MDS-J A l't'lh t|"h l '" iiip m iv i* iitd ill't! p|i*U* I'' uoM'plul" " in*11li'ii ihd |,ir farlory in Tluidi>lu. Soil'* ‘China p " it. **ldu|* "ill n l i m l uu||uhi*u linn* ill1* uuti"it 1 ‘iiaed In tt* i* i i n i i i l i } Till* ro ll uii i short mid " ''i w , until fo r 1110,1 lit ld i* ||II||HI*U» hut riuhI fur tiii'nnf*" turlut; *'* Miss Chrysta Kemp Is Married In LakcMary p t m iv n . iii)u n . *'u ||ii|n id , u lliu i r-|lu |ii*o P iimIu i I*. mid Tl"' n**»* fnulotv 1 1 u*|" itid I" li» (outpli'H'd by lt"il aniuttiti BATTLE CREEK SANITARIUM he X lth FOODS PUct D«t«» Hero • , - Julian Adam* who |* attend In* the Pnlverally of Flurkln el Halnnivlll** a prut Monday l("iu with hla p a ic n t,, Mr. "tul Mis J. II. Adnma. YmtnR Mr. Adorn* «*■ relninltiR to the University a fte r bvltiR in loiknland fur the InaUllattim of hi* fraternity, Idniha Chi Alpha, a t Mouth*" ii ColleRe. 4 p Comr in nixl ItTtrn how tho f,mion< Hntlh;\ ('rt'i’f, * S im itu riiin i' llciitllt r'tKxl.s c u n h t 'l |i y o u Tonight—Wednesday tu ii lL t h i I h U i t hetillli.^*1^ Mrs. Suvillu will te ll y o u h o w c o r r e c tiv e Fik k Is n id in r<HliiriiiLr, w e ig h t h u iltl- inf!, d iabclis and coil- ne loves Public Invited To Woman's Club Meet v"* u |T j hlipalion. CoiTie in uml meet hur, no opf’*7 Vi V |*oiiiUiii’i)t neuessiirv. Jr* * < W Ct w I r f i t r t f TM - * AND UtWLS [M . • H l . l f h .'H B lu e a t 4:04 o’clock at Iho Junhir ■Club meeting. In addlUon to th e play a muni ea) program will be p rerun I'\l <*l tbe club luncheon. MUe Jc»n O rtenaw ay and l'c |o Mere will render violin dueta. M oatupanh' I a t th e piano hy Ml n Kleanur (tloeern. T heir nomlmre will h r “Symphony O gpcertautc" No. I, by Dauda; aud ’’UareareBe." by B artlett, Thaoe young vlolinlila a re iia d e n U .o f Mire .a re trh e n Cox o f tb a RolBna Conaerretory a f Muale. Tbore taking p a rt in "Pink and Pale hue." a re : k ik e Kathleen Laney, Mlea Kliaabath W bitnrr Mr*, r ■ D, Scott, and Mr*, ftur Symee. Jr. The public U ’ conlU U r invited lo attend both th ere Program*. Political Advertisements t' ■ ‘ ■ |fR0I05l ADVANCE 1939 MODEL LOVE . . . In I 9 3 H'm T u n n l e n t um onhl romantic MONTGOMERY ViM"’ ' BRUCC FLOWERS • 'ilcullh, Vitality And How To Keep Fit” By Mrs. Saville at Woman’s Club—Friday ufternoon at 3:30— Everyone Invited, 'f, 'Independent - Tiomc Oumcd and Operated A rrongem ente F or All O ccuiona Gardenia Vdtchii S Plante In Bud Annual A Perennial Planta Margaret W. Kirtley Flortoi FREE LECTURE ON Phone S1R1 . i i ® F O R R I S T ^ c H E l ’S AND M E A T M A R K E T �y1 ASSOCIATED PRESS . ICHlRE NEWS ; ~ -jy BSj KS d-J’t/a* r? " . 'jf* •'.<»* ffiVi^.-^r •*? . r tea *I N A O I Q U A T I * • • | 4 Berlin ib M l H M plan* *1 Caeeh Premier jd lia n H i t e . T U i U R I L O O K S B L A C K h r l) iU » li.H ll« im M il M truatiaalp within reach of a Japan*#* atntrjr and a forelcn old. I* Ja»*n.r#ntr#ll*d Bhanthal. While Japan aUU meet* Hub- h“ 4d*nl#Mi m ON IX O T I C S ID I turn* worn h r Dorello rc n k i u M rule* IT. B., holding n ahlpmenl of helium fre lelln* a new dirigible, to be honied In Ihla hangar a t Pranl aaaurane* that ( u w ill M l b* naed for military purpooea. V W K & top.tfiiu,--. W I - lit ■ M I C H P L Y look loo Iona to i«m i down m Iraplng Leo Du. rather. Brooklyn Tnllrlder. went •p to ( t l II In Dodfen' »1*rlda training ramp. » ' Y »6 A ‘ Y A N K A T C A M I R I B G I . ’ Q. K#PP«I (M l), former rrinretan ranted on I eanra* from BammeramlOi Brldt# la < •\ - /VtY �» t im T T T ^ 7 P * * }^ tUBSPAY. APRIL K, 19S8 m r m k^ w ftAimJW) ireftALP, BMfFOHD. rLCWfDA PAOBPIV* • h r ie M ftjfiular Idea Of! ‘H I T L E R S H A L L N E V E R n i rn u .\n ; llnjn«> 4»in1*Mi|, Mi. MILI tHlIntlluii AmLv G R E Y H O U N D Ient a I Hospital# K N T K 1K S T O N Mil IT ndergoes Change TmmtmhVm ttulrfr* C IIA TTA IIO O C IIKK, Apr. & _ n it f * T i n r i s 1*1.11* h iilrf i h- a id * Coittml'M* A lr \ C » I'r f ilr HLtSfNl* ItAUi: tU n i U n it If|irii Jntni hull li Ilrliit i «l IM t i > Tra tfk * I h l i l lt..% i«l M ill. llo a M -i I W u ih L* i*ii.inn K in * >1 (Hrrtnwil. Hull Ml Unity | *.••»»M r» ’ »1o1i.t - It IrtlliM t|- n>, K u i It-lu llfh 'M II Quiet |*lm»r n ,\ri: niiuip H«niiii«i iiuiiii't SmIn Lri.Mi* ■ j .u.iiii HISV’K .V H I 11**I*I \ • lit Ml 1 III \ I*il4.» 1.44 II Il l K IU IIT II lim it.** Ilk ,i lie) n*h . t\l»» IlfMi AurlrfiLi H.»ni III E V K .N T II •Imp! Pi*t*»f|l r ii A mii Fiillti Now Y ork', f ml elevated tall n ay wja iipened ill IHlW. G A IN IN G |t)ih1»kr! I t lt ’l c v c n r d a y wu v r c o M c BCTTCR KNOWN AD TltC CRCATONB o r i H lm H f N-I Mil t I (.*\ M i 'l l . - Alrlm h T n t l l l i lin t Ju*i Mut Q u a lit y Printing Cl* n •lilt It a «tkv.eu^k 0ur PRIN1INO r SOBLI Mflhit, It.M l S a n tn i k iilid . r .ip iln l o f I In S o .o - Ilop id .it- o f llitlivk, h. h 150 mu pira, inany of which arc deroraied wi'h iroltl. It M r |,M,'tIII 11|I* tVh*MH l Util 1*1.1, l«t‘h> Trui* 1Ann Outfit T o w C'itilttA Wii |lnoi N I M H llA C i: i l l .Mil** l.laf lr ri’rti-Mr)4 it I juhH 11«iri>|l«iin Urn H«nI H ftnt t k n V ii itA f i: . it* m i l sw .m K « t*iroii»uiilu flit ill * '«It I tl I |1hH!‘I> t Mil* li .. •l« IIyr. 1*14IIII I «»l| if Tt iiiim> •Hrkr ttx h»l..n h in t i I h*li Uhl* l • III- »«••♦»a t I H Il«»|iii*> lit Ji ll J * T illin ' i: M »: • h M.l %hi|* U|i « XI nd aiuiiiM Tu l.f* . II>n l*»Mm In Unity I'Hitemii t tirifii Hi It llt*« Mill. tUffV iSIlilhl Hh"M W., s, 111Hi Ifn*,. III AC% \rl Itnf a I ItatMHi J. II. Thoirvli, .iipoHnUndent nf tu« Kiato W p iu i for th* iniane here, anlil today the paregntagn of p.i Hint.. under -V year, okl ia on th« * Inrreaae, i Me a* Id ho did tiul Interpret Ihb trend a , • moutiini inwniliy among youth 1. on thu inene** but rath er a , meaning Hint i|t* popelnr bleu idiu'il mental |,u . PitaU haa undergone a rlmor.r. "People an< beginning to on d.ralnnd what wn Menu when w t •ay that wo do not nperatu un' •ay loin at Chattahoochee," the •Bperbitendent explained. ••Wo run a hoipjlal for th* purpo.a of rexPrlnr. liotijlh t» lh o ,e who bar* becemti mentally .irk;* A check on tl... use, nf pa. tknta wn, mode In April 19.17. and anothor check wo. niailo lost January. Purine thlt oIr Iii manlha period puilrni. Ix'lwocn the Cfra e ( 10 und 111 iuriroacil »*,7 percent wh'l" patient, l.r ' lfA> l l l . t t i t t Luin '* I’Italic* Ftilurlli Annum lllru lllii* » Iv in Hut* II.-Mii llrunt TNfffo 4‘hniit »- H A V E H O C , S A Y S M O T H E R o F A V SEMINOLE PRiKIING Co. PIIONr 48.1 Are.4. 1114. A' *. and Mia. Rffon lararl, t a r of tirrm any. a re ahnwn with their new aon In Irvine on, N. J., • they rrvraled the a'm y of the Oennan nordic firl'a fllph' to America to give btHlXin hoi- boy | reent• iah blood. Prevented from m arrying in Uerm any. the laraela were weil In thla*rupn!iy a lew Mr. T h rfrell . . . Id I ............... Florida Ima'-houta before the baby aiTlvml, "Ile ’a an American," aald Mr*. Iar«el( "llllle c ahall nevrr have him,” K » the n*i> uf £i incieaanl 5T S a low perr-emnen of its popula­ tion in the ho.p|tii| fur i |io inCINCINNATI, Apr. 5 aane, d.xplle Uni nowd.nl ronill- Th* Cincinnati ItOila hnre Iwn ttoA of the IneMtutlnn, j i ,. ex­ eroi*ner» lh(a ,enaon—Inith pltrli. plained the peiranpigo for the er-. Joe Cavmielln lira d'hie Personnel Of State U n i v e r s i t y U nlt«| S ta te . I. one inenlnl pa. qli|l* a bit or radio altiRiuK and lient lor eurh Jin per. oua while C hurl". Ih in o lt. n r''dhiilr*d (•A1NKSVIL1.E, Apr. 5.—The personnel Of thv llniveralt; In Florida the rain |„ fnr rookie, a ln l. with o r withon' Plmtda'a IBM baaeball .quad waa annmmeed today aa followa each 413urging. Yr. In PITCH KRH Name School Home Town Age Height Wt.Hat. Thruwa O' T ' |)U> It II Ken Wlllla 4 Pun'a Horda d l 6’ i l " inr. it it n ifio n Kirby 4 Oalnravlllc CO «' ir.it it it Gua Adama 4 Miami Cl "L efiy" Dryan 3 Halford 1H Iceland W alker 2 Pompano IU HAVE YOUR Watch rrpalred by Avoid Lamar Joncv 2 Vyrtr Reach II) une who really knowa how.i Hot Spencer Rurtvaa 4 Tampa II Oeigga. Jewdler Magnolia Ava. laoundi CATCHRRK i'onla PennlngtonS Leeaburg 13 AUentlon Jamea llicka 4 Pierce It to Hume Owners e W. Palm Reach 10 LOOK YOl'It roof" over and If Wi I buy Cypres* poles for lath m il Ithodra they trend painting h a te II done before the niiuy aeaaori nUirt . We h*v« special Metullie mid pulnl for tin r>aifs. und Hedy Colo roof t-oaiing for ronipoalilun roofa. Our prlrea are right. Mill Implement Co., Oak Ayr., sturc. Cl a Bai fi e d Advertisements Grille Hartman Jim Mulrahy ‘■Hlalo" Howell Jimmy White R u s in e .k g ir l w a n ts room o r a n r ill op art in cu t cltiac in lu w n . f — Lout A Ihix I-* rate lie Fo un d j a'\5B v V *L , 1 Id. 15—Apartments Fur lt*nt dall Electric Co. Garage Aparlmcnl, 113 W. 4'h, HI. ! LO S T : Black key container with Furnished uj.-iuli» room. Large keys. Leave at Herald Uffice. and alt)'. Convenient to lath. Reward Hot and .old wider. Alan fur- *-• W)HT: ■■ while * - ■ btiirk ------ niahed dowimluir* mom and sun |Milnler p*r|lir, private FCHN IKIl Mil • — S itu a tio n W anted jo t ! AS maid nr uur**. Mtnuin Lee Hunt luul IUy AVe. Cook—getierrl homework, or wilt travel. Jcaalc Ilaaet, 413 E. 3rd 8—Inalructlona. en rance. an in ye Phone U|Hii I in.' Ill l " r re n t. T h m e m h i I i i * unit h ath . W id e , fnrniahi'd, Kuiuiiicr iitlea. j : i w . luih st. TH IS 4 DAV T t i r MUST STOP GETTIN G UP NIGHTS *1 •»« I t ill! U r HAPM. F t l f l . Mrlain and «tlrr VfAltv ’! • » Iti IG— llouncN F u r n a k r ti« rrwatib K ent F t lt M S H L U b u tiK u lclIi* th o r­ o u g h ly rt'iiob atiitl Mful ht ing P a in U 'il. A p p ly I 2 U n til, So— Huunen lo r SuU R B L IA R LK man ta taka up Altt O ON Pm oN IN G and Electric Rgf«4g#r«llnn. Prefer men now imgtayeo and mei|i»ntr*|ly inkilned w.th fair education addS3— Perso nal will lag to train aperc lime PEP Jwonin# giperta in In.URaRnn MEN OLD AT 401 O FT NcW o.treg Tonic Tablet* ^n^>• End acr*ioe work «e wall •• planning. *,tim a|int. «lc. W rR' lain iaw uy.p'i inviRoratnra and giving age, preaeul orcupallun o|brr atlniul.ini'. One ih»»e * t*il. new |U'P Value | l 00, Introduc­ tHfmna tn t-, car* of The Han tory price Cull. Writ" Hen ford ll.rald ford Drug Company iD P F - S I D E ! f a lif , Apr. a. -j (/P)—Thu DiMagn'hx amti't »h®j only t..tlifoi-n|u f. m|ly w,lh th io ’ anna In lm ,*ba||. Cwnaider thu Cuiriirnit Jo'- wa, wflli tlo»ton. Steve |i|.<y* 111 Hill Parltie eniKt league anil Petr 1. a fOAkla •«■■ i ond h.i email witli Rivn>k|yn O k k c o n ih ih i. r«R ftl* M l ««»«! k td »F . MIR b l « i i f r t p r iM llM Ifcal if t t la p u H tfflt* . f r r * mr » # i b t » hnrkftrfcr, lt* * a I M r Im |||» Sldaffa A* f a n Mffald r * i f N « * N » . U H 'i l R k * i l l ( M i l H« a i r ifffff * t « r r . I l r l p la w r I t i l l h hr h r I pirn* ymur a lrrp . U r a l l f at M r llr r a a ld H t lr u a lir a s ! •*.. T a a r h la a 'a h a a fa rd l i r a s t ’a. 8RM IN U LK PIIARM At At CO h INC. H i ll e r B ld g TW U m a in . p le a s u r e s a n d v is it o r s id a in s p r in g t i m e . T h e y ’ll t h u n k e n jo y lo a T r o p ic a l flo w e r s P a r k A%. - n t T I I n f ttii IIHVHi a n I. «t 119. JII. M IL L E R sta y am ! E lo r iilu lilo o m p r o f u s e l y , I In * s u n o r r o w in - t t i.T P R tW C H IIT IO N S A C C t lH A T K l.Y C O M F O t lN D K I) A T t t B M A R K A U l .Y n H U U C K I) O KH KS. OBTAIN UUII P R IC K o n IN IH V H lI'.M . P R K S t It I P TIO N S IIK FO R K F IL L IN G YOU W IL L h i : SU R P H ISK Ii D R . N C E A C A I N , l e t ’* u r g e is . . . Iiu t liiu g , f is h in g b o u n t ie s o f F l o r ­ s p r in g t im u se—. u I h m i s u m l l i m e s o v e r — i f w e m o re p e rsu a d e th e m txiizf . . . f r ie n d lie r u m l sp o rts a rc; u n e x c e lle d . . . f im ;s l w e a t h e r o f t in ; y e a r is j u s t L e t ’s e x p r e s s L e t ’s w n~ * an t e ll iflTtkl * o u r v is it o r s ahead! h o s p it a lit y ! ab ou t th e * m a m m| i V* a i . 4 JOE PALOOKA ROTTBN Y lo Ity X C U a t H t Y M A D 6 THE r HO H o / y o u ARE THE B I G F O O L f YOU JO IN E D FOR P i A C E * HO H O / ,---------- 1 THE K IN D O F P E A ^ r \O U W E E L O E T tV EEL B E A N ' A R A A P U M P U M B U L L E T B E T W E E N T H E ,_____ fTYfcS - O R M A Y B E YOU _ J A R E NOT b O , _____ ______ A . — LU C K Y ."\ r z ( 1M EBBE THEY W ELL G E T YOU A LIV E A H ' * H A L L T T E L L YOU THE E X Q U IS T E T O R T U R E T H E Y \iv e e f . G i v e YOU "M O N n A M I." L. - J u By Jo M «h «r D A N D U N N • S r e r r t ' O p c r r ll r t 4 Y C K ACC feATT X WHAT% HE GONNA 5HOaa> 5HOW UP \ DO, b a f m j c l e , h e * e a k it t l e p ic k u p « o h e o ' APTI * D A R K" DON'T J THAT P H O N EY TfckE A N Y P O T . 1 DOUGH H VM IES . S H O T * AT T M / / F < H A E IN 1 ? H A M NOW , A C E D E A R . H U R R Y AW RIGH T, 1 BACK W IT H A L O T O P O UCH ES. I U D O JU VT N IC E N E W B I L L * t O HAM A CAN BUY TH AT, BE J PLEN TY O F PRETTY J \ A GOOD T H IN G * . I r W v s G IR L I A * T H IS T U N N E L FRO M THE M OUSE IG A DM ART TH IN G T H E COPG COULD N E V E R CO RN ER UG v IN H E R E . s F IS M E I O H un D E A R m iA T 'V E r GOT POOR b M O N EY \ I N T O JT �^ n tJ c S U 1'A ■ | A F l u E ■ W fty u a n p jS if , FFA PRESIDENT ENROUTE TO HAWAII ST R A *N G• E( ;A'. S I T SE E M S— B _y J O H N H IX CORONA : . CowtlawaV F re w Fees O m l a that a mill ary dlHalor h •a: too* danger from tome lieuadt or other who think, he can I Um country better than hla >, Franco would “pay back*1 tmao'lnf and H itler for th e many tenaanda o f T o lo n tem and mil* Ml o f doJHr* worth o f equipment they h a r t *en> h'm. Tha Insurgent lender'* flrat etep in foreign p ol'ry m ight be lo pro* d a t a th e Independence of Spain M d em phasise her filem lfhlp for O afiainy and Italy, Th!a prraem ably would bolster th e petalIge o f European d e a lo r* Vti ahlpa by Increasing th eir narober I 'b a t . fo r popular Hpanlrh con* gumption, deny that Franco h id * \ traded ftpaln’a Independence for ■Italiah and German aaalatance In j kto w ar a g a n a t the repub lc. u. i N eal Franco preaumably would r make economic conceaalon* to lire dictator nation., probably allowI1 lag them to ry d o lt aome of ; hpola’a n atu ral reaourrra and throwing th eir way aa much trade AI S ward rained nation could giro S)r th a ^have-not" not on*. I*,! , F risc o I* rip c e trd lo make »<•i- cret m llltiry treallea with GetL' many and Daly to c o m eventu* ‘ alltlra In ra»e of a general Eutn; peati war. lie m ight perm it troop* (a p a n through Kpain and let ^ 1-Germany end Daly eatab'Dh aeryot naval b**e« on ,8|ia(n‘a Metl* Iterra nean coat*. Such ronrraalon* would menace France In two way*. Troop pa*. ta g * would fo rte her to patrol t^ree border*—the Spanlih, Dal­ ian end German. Naval baae* In the Spanish Mad tarranean would tk tM tan lo ru t off communication with her north A fr'ran colonic*. i d , A* lh# Inevitable penalty o( civil w ar, T ran co would have to turn lo an outside power to gel money to rchabl Hate his country and run hi* new govemm eni, and Ike natural spot* fo r cradlt would be London and New York. ..B ritish and Amer'can nbaerrer* atom lo think ih o it nation* hold a trum p card In an economic gam* with Muaaollnl H itler In S pain, a fte r all, ll ll lt r and Mu>aol'nl era clim plng down to keep ntonay In their countrlaa. A t th* tam e tlma, London I* looking for Alter* lo Invest money and the Unllad State* la willing to ppy cash fo r Spain'* rork and o'De ail. Franco will be aoreiy tempted ta carry w ater on both ahoulder*. Spanish Insurgents Drive On To Sea As End Of War Is Seen Ctntlmied Pc*"* Pats n«* a t Tortoaa, 180 mile* auulheasr of Barcelona, and had set up mt-rhinc gun* and field ariillery rone mantling Ihe latl h'ghwuy In link the two aerlinn* of gorerunient territory. The trbel gun*, frowning iluwn on Ihe Kraboaid road, severed ull tra fflr between 'lie north and south. In algid of Ihe lled ltriran ea i on the Miutli end touching the Freneh hinder on the liorlh, rebel arm ies began closing the Jaws of a giant trap about Catalonia, neat gf Ihe SpiiiDh government, Soviet Hum !* last n'ght tvjrcled a Japanese protest l h a arcused lha Hovluta of lending m ildary aid to China in her war w i'h Japan. Foielgn Commlsar Matlm U>vt* Hoff deneil the Soviet HovelnMent had aenl any arm y detarhwteni* o r offlcrr* to bolster X hkia'a forcea. q "Any derlarailon roniradicting Ihl* fart and Inrapnhle of verlfica1km,” IJiM n o ff declared, "cootd have been la d only by clrr ra which already vie well known for their ■yatemitlc fabtlca' on of alt kinds of false icports with ibo obJecla of sharpening ralatlon* beIwawn Jap an and tha Soviet Uakm.” The Japanese protest delivered earlier yesterday try Ambassador Ms morn Eh'gtm hau, warned th at Hus* a would b are to "aasum* re* speauU ilty fo r Ihe conaequencea” if auch aid root Inusd. fflSSaaaa- HAYNES ftoefrafanmining fart,, e B fllttL y UHPBR&ROUHP/ 'H VO tfcm t, OhWK, Sfbff&J PiMP p)Uc m euw-T in cHfc? 9/uriiiUa MlF-MLIia Mr. Shaw Proi A Toast ‘T o M $ooofieii>6nftm >m Shaw NADER’S SHOE SHOP iFIttiltC U N D TOWN in the iliigoul post office uiul cloud, tom e hk It aeetna, Coober bank. Only Ter idiotl|ierIods rarli 1,00(1 feet I ■’reliun opal min'rui day do the m inrr* rtf till* .<range Just as fiery b d ll entirely under- town w e daylight j Ihelr wnrk, Inin the rl< it rou'd wn k right over ivcreat on and n'erp nil 'nki *'chulu oral I knowing It talaled. piece In the odd little hunitui high wind • i two utulii rcaauii* vvliy burrows. ahtnuda fnni . of roober I'edy chow ACCIDENT IN T IIB CLOUDS with the di - town Instead of build* One of Ihe M iangeal kccklen's collapsing, t lentni In the S tu a rt on te 'n rd to»>k plnra it few yearn entangle Hie of Sou'ltern Austrnlln, ago high lit Hie rlotida over ChanF .m lly tl er of on open plaleau, tt* Field, Chicago, during n mas* hole wns to r nrm rily. pararliute Jump ng rahibition. | bag. Again , mi Intrtiso li the heat Sergeont* ti. Schneider nml B u 'r* 1 *n*o irnlhin s tu there during I_ T. llcrval were among f.v e'o n ce more tl r Kmnl lii ti n t I fe out- niniy mrn ttlm jumped from 11,000 jlhemaolvai,^ Imotl unbet rahle, even fee! an lh t rnnierna m ight innke Ueedad 'n a I • i |ir»v ill lh a y m r i record «f Ihelr drraenl. A fifty |oth#r, ana b mlle-nn-hoiir wind tens blowing ■>' ,'n g . te r« in fnolle c I’isljr ls ,the lime. | Tomorrow in under'grm ind Htureaj Their otijec ire waa n flurry Bh’id. SANTORO MARKET REPORT i «*f ft hi I b me |n «i kin 111>-» f l 35 - | l ill, m Hd lit m il I'K L 'A N b . i *««. tn n m i* vn r 11!•** Ill* MbilHrl full la Kami, jmr |ti„ masriiiitlvri I 'K t 'l'M IH t Hu, nura^| ii 21 Itatir W nm lrrN, o r e l « *4u.i 111y ( I A, M i *** I I iiim. tils ., W d ih I i i s kih h I, 12. lllillMml. $| f (, | h iT A T O K H ; NaHharn* Mftln* aHfp#>n MmnilnlMN, I 'l V T M | s . frw i ll l« ; *1 9M i l ’ l l t« . 4 3 *. Lt.lV f l U ’A T U l’sM: H11111111*•P* MiirLFntlf, *»*• iri* tlM n im l f « lr , iiiurKei k II k Ii IO 'i ’ ll.!* ; 'i. m|riiMM*r. I*l.» llllaa T iU n tti’l*-. btim I H 3 k, Li*■la1*1PW. f r f U , f !•*Ill tfrutlc A fMM'k. N " I k. I I in ||.|b. Ho. 3 #. ||.6«; 11«o trh). I I'F t’D lfltlirrH ull, No 1 », U ’ l i f r Twlffn. no »*IN|.AI»I*I.|; n H iL k ii «| I. ©ft«. H. I. F a ir 3 « *•. N*» Hu|*|illm ll %I *1 HI $I 1K K l i , p »r «iof b u n . |l<4*98 filiala*r8$ 1 4 1SI*’. k .i xt.Kalr H P I H A r i li Flu. »»»»• b«Mko lit Vid1*n* lU n»r it * («■* Nil Pii|i|iV ltiis N *•w lain. I.|.»” , W h U ih I twanil 1 m it lA M H F i n . HIM. M k lB ^ Ynlo I»aw I'rfsik n o ltS , quftlllV njir*. 11 W ltiir, tm r |»> |m*. ls~.se! . a * H T It AIV M FII l| I KM r.«ri »IM « ’ '.I1M sum t i - V i r r » a V ..f Eu W.v2 k M iiqi' L D . M a r tin Coast Line Will Receive South’s Largest Trains IH iT A T O W H : i ,,r 'L iH n r ih ^ r n l *‘ " ' T baa*. MB In* »I « - iJ T / n*e«. tr i* „ pi*. ci i* . m am . ligh t. 4 »a K u |iM„ , > <— nVt'.Vn. SHOPS FOR TH E B E S T W H W K P -r I -..T m m k * Noetbsru. lllWHf. Nat Hll|i|i1lrK. U V n r l H n u ih rm , <Ia 1. •cares b .1 4 W HO C BELIEVE th* woman who mtbicrib* to this newspaper approcUt* pur alfoila to plv* them th* v*ry lat**t n*w»—fM tuns and ssnrlc*. How, a* aa add*d batur*, wa ar* prapar*d to oflar our sub* ■oribon a wid* s*l*ctioa of Jtmaxtca'g loading maga* rinea In combination with our nowspapar. n i M A T O H S t aHPplls* lUtbl I t rnsli.t m m lrrs lc. matfcrl SISsilV, KIs. I.H.SS erle. a ..... .. I* lbs. ,.7^ i- t' T ' i-s r«««s 1* uuaiiir o , - -. . . . ^ ■ H t b s u n ei.odiiTne • !,»»«• a lu m ls a s . a ll le ngth la n e a rly 111 f r i t and W .T U IPK i n M rn i„ r 11 tv - l’ as. N il I.s k i« I be v tow er 10* feel above the ______ „ f a ir In Kn.«t u u s llly . I l . t s ; I.C U N , nry. ,w * ' * «st«. track*. Their w eight U approxi d - m n' , ' ,r IKI0; tK'0 ^K’U ,K ,,■ T* 1* ‘ *n,!f r m a rk yi *i*«4p *• *8 feet long and ha* capac ty .in ., bun ; f o r 5 4 . 0 0 0 ga'lona o f waiter and ?? nf ~ l1' • moB* ., Every woman w ill nngn—Uomahly find this offer a dally b*nefit in fashions, beauty hints, and homo* m aking suggestions. Thrifty shoppoxs who com pare values day in an d day out w ill quickly realise th* substantial saving now available through THE ECON­ OMY BEADING PLAN. , . "r ■' 1**- X* *■ I Ask our carrier today to give you the complete details of this offer end chboee your favorite magexlnee The Sanford Herald WASIIINHTON. Apr. I. - {IP)— H aas*w ires way Ilk# Ihelr coco* •S to p b i t African Gold Co* t fatwwrs who i«In* It am miLbtr tar* about prwsnat p r ie s . "A Coco* lias birtui tha r»»l “golde l lha fluid G o u t until rrotnily. m y* t t a Natinaal fltographic KMiaU, la tba 14th century U e h Lomond la 8cMDn4<a Igrg- th* H avana fp a e ta '. O l u r train . » W H. * will b* equipped abort y. Loretta's Place I1 *Hs A * MORTGACB LOAN* * "■ i JH1URANCB ■" ■-*1^ OYPft COMPANY % e rn e > IK One Inr by e ayndlralr PORTABLE ! I The Jury’* act Inn fam e a t the TYPEWRITERS j (lln u a of the mn»t i r n a t o n il In 1 jvratiga km o f gam bling eeer run* Thh kind yoe’ve ih n jn durted here. wanted | For lh*ec. weeks, working from , morning until n ght, the Jory bail l hammered aw ay at the bolfta and lo t'rry r jr k e a with unprecedented Very reasonable terms vlgo*. When wllnc-aic* became re* hwti.nl to testify they w rro locked See th e n a t 'n jail until th e y . were ready lo 1 _ II. 1 talk. ( “l don’t know” and •'I can’t ro* incml;er” *to«t who ly unaccepn r n c B m a c t ii n b c d 'lable a . mower* lo the Jury'a 100 W. P i n t SL Iquex’.lnn* n h o it gnmbllng, bollt* and the Cuban lottery. , IV.Inexact aw aggrred boldy Imo the Jury room a t Meat, bat a fte r i . L atter Poucbrr, center, o f Large. Fla., 18-year-old national Lou Feldman, employe at Kl Dorndo, went to Jell over the week­ prcaldent of ihe F u tu re F a rm e r, of America and n npnom ora a t W e fo al o r e Um H E W end for refusal to talk , aubpocnaea ihe U n leen lty of Florida, la en route to .llav.Vll after a rlilt to became more respected, (He Chicago elock y a rd . *myn»eet p( Jam o* .H, Boylc, luff, hcod j Thoae afraid of an ■vcr-wklen- cattla buyer, and G eo rg e'X .S 'o w ^ ^eiiirht.‘ vlce-proaklent of Swift |ing net fled the city, ami gambl.Ing waa closed by degree* when A Company.* Poacher will represent the 100,000 m arital* of F. F. A‘. the gambling h'gh command waa on Hie mainland a t a territo rial convention of farm you'll* on the ll I I l l f T M U l OLD WAY convinced the ju ry niecnt business. laland of KauaNfron, A pril • to 14. Juror* them re'vr* raldodfganibl* log place*. W thnut w arning and R T R IK R IN RT. LO U IS p'ugglng all iroaalhte tipaff* be* 8t. LO U IS.—(41—Ad ratimalrd forehand, they w rn; to El Dorado, IWO member* or the American I rn Day'* Lolita aland on Morgan ____. _ Federation of Labor will atrlke rtrre l and Charlie . Moon’* negro Id IN DON. Apr. 0, — (AT — | here today on all publ'e conilrucgambling house nl C rnlm l uvenue HoorgL. Daman) Hl.nw w»* up m ,tlo n work financed by Federal and H arr'aim el Id* «|d trick* th e dtlm r dny. (grant* in protest igalnat 'he hlrphotograph*. Tli* loaalW Mter a t a itu d 'n |„ g or non union men in roconAt F.l Dorado, white rjunildcr. lonrheon lo etl*brale the atari s tru rto n work on a Mlaaouri w ashed, they nelred and hiuled away c wastebasket full of cur* ren.y, an arsenal of gun* and tear ga* bombs, gambling parapher­ nal a and record.. The record* rn v n ln g a period o f' • everal year* end i ndrrstood to h are Included gam bling ” 1. O. NORTH PARK AVB. U.’a" of a number, of Tampan*, were cloaely studied. Impetus to ’ the Inquiry waa given by the m uidrr of Tito Rubio, fire lleu'enant of the gam ­ I lure a new low price on O K Comml and bling industry anil front man at El Bond Stucco. Dorado. The shotgun slugs that Cold Water P«lnt Matted Into him .a t hi* hom t early on the morning of Mar. p alto Several new shades In Kymnlxe Enamel. Heavy PHILAItRLl’IIIA, Apr. G. _ 4 F ) b'ew Ihe lid off Ihe gambling In­ —Cup Clark. I’lillmlelpli’a 1'lvll ■ paate and ready mixed ftotue palnl. dustry. ll»*' rat<h»r. bits one dlstlHctlon No. 10 Arcade Building, Sanford, Ave, The poultrrm an who over- no basem an can lie fo r l » 't »eir rrowd* hi* liroo<|rr houae la •on. lln played In th ree different likely to lw penalited with lick league*— Willi Rarrumento, 1|nu:i. chirk* nnd with underweicht I”n and-Culum bn*—and hit <>vcr .300 with each r|u b . bird* ut m arkrt time. $39.50 to $69.50 Chocolate Beans Burn To Raise The Price - Cracks Down .* On Gambling , �V?jr?T.f7’T ^ aofrw 1 V * r r *T - Buford la Tho Only CoalrxJ da City Affordtag Kill,, Highway And Water TrxnnporUlioo Seminole County Produrea More Fruit And Vegetable* Than An> ’ Similar Area In America ^ANFORD. FLORIDA. WEDNESDAY. APRIL 6, 19.18 TRAPPED MEN FLEE ELEVATOR F Industrial Co m i n i s sfonerTo Head Fed­ eration’s Lobby At Cold Weather Lashes Back A t Mid-Weft INSURGENTS SPLIT GOVERNMENT TERRITORY' In East. West Snow Reported Wyominghastward; Koston Experiences 1039 L e g i s l a t u r e Business Suffers In China As Opposing Armies Struggle To C a p t u re Lunghsl XoprovalJPlaced On New_Dealers France Battles, Over Finances TtiueJ*} Success Reported In u Organizing Citrus Loyalists R e o r g a n ­ ize Cabinet To In­ clude All P a r t i e s Government Area 'i •»* <AP)—The Florida Federa­ tion of tabor, nearing the end of Its 38lh annual con* v « t Ion. unanimouxly n*eleetnl Prwldent Wendell U. Ilellon for the eighth con* retentive term. Ilealon also urfll head the Federation's lobby at tho 1939 xtatc tegix-j M editerranean Sea Iliu m to support o h o lt of bill! <ndarvwd bp organ l t d worker*. I’h irlm K. Silva w u renamed firs t •u « n u v ie r -p r e s id e n t, T ha Fader at Ion endorsed tho IUmkhwH administration. It. »l»o Five men w ire burned fatally and 17 uiherx were Injured.in an irtruruh'd a i l a t i supported Ir t'n In r khlp for persona who would rxplorIon and fire th a t swept through a great grain elevator at fnttitrn In m m im h ip fo r • liv­ New O rltana—but those shown here are among the number who ing. escaped uninjured. They uied ropes sml ladder* lo descend from Jam es Whitney, dlrw to r of etforla lo o r y i n lu Florida eitru" worker* In n labor federation, report«1 aome lueeoii. _Yoaterdry c a ttli fencing em ­ broiled the Federation In a tod, but brief, d liru u la u '• adoption of lo "haro nothing to do with A dvertising 0|f Referendum Will Celery er! over France’* finance* p i i u d Iho first r rue 1*1 l e t wh-n Clutm* . brr of Deputies after biller deboto , voted approval of ihe finance bill ly Ihe small majority of 00. In the Orient n» Chinese arm lea 1 struggled ilespernlely In hold tho vital l.unithni rorrldor In C entral China ajrainsl Japan's met banlie i n n s U re a s te m p e ra * Q ■ Jf . . lied power, business—Chinese, Japanese and Oreldenlal—suffered r r r. .lightly below free*. tow drills ctbned soma severely. Ilehiml the I lira In Spain, tho lla irrln n i government** preQllbr, Juuu N rgrin, revamped his eab* I hirt In make ii u peoplo'a front 1 with ull political and geographic Interests represented. At Ihe front a furious bottle t raged for pnaaevaion of TdrtUM, r!5 o*^ ■ A re R e s c u e d ;i Ihe Inst scrap of lerrliury.beiweon the insurgrni forces and the Isx w e'l' govrtnment' In-Id Mediterranean One of ihe mivsl interesting -------coast. exhibits of nrodlework and b in 'll i Many routine matter* w rre banCIIICACJO. Apr. * —<J*v>—flnv. Once <he last resistance a t The weekly meet fug of Ihe craft over displayed in Banfnrd, died by ihe lln j'il of Counly en Irn-n died today In s flte Ihat Tin loss is wiped out, rebel (Jensr* Chess i ml Cherker Club wu. held was a-si-mbled Monday In th'" j Commissioner* a fter >' reconvened Chamber of Commerce Hull'llnit1yesterday afternoon In roiillnue ill Ihe Valdes Motel last night. nlliii bed Ihe upper Iwu flm'rsi rl Franco is expected to converge Additional round* In ihe chess of a h"l'-I center Ul H*il West on tlarerlona, (‘atalrela'a main for Ihe "Hohtry" program of tli<* Ihe regular monthly n ircin g . Madison h ire' t on,I th'-n spread seaport olid rapllal of govern­ Hanford Totrrisl Club The re r e p .! On million. Tax Collector Jno. tout i i u i i ii ul were plated. ment Spain, from three directions: lion room of tile Chamber of I). Jinkili* wan uu'hurirril >o putIn Iho roof, of two adlotnlni: Northwest from Turtaao up tho HiveltHy eleeled A idler Dodge hotel.. The victim* wer-' either Com meree Building wa* lillrd rooslnl highway Hmuixh the port nffirials for the coming jv n r • Hh *11 types of hobby display*, of T u rfujioua a dislanca of 85 will Is- Inslalleii in rrrcinnnie* hurued lo dealli or siitfucated. rani Ini from embroidered tru T hree oilier l*er o n ', Includin'; miles; at tin- Klk's Hall tonight, ar* sol* to a collection of Inner Due rnst NO miles from con* roid n g to recorder liras Ion a fireman, were burned and So Valentinos dating back to 1913, llnnilcy, — Iiit-n were burned. Three of the <|ueteil l.erd n ; Walls and doors nf the room Koiiihwest from the sector d< n,| were Iniiiied nlnm.t beyond were royerad with beautifully d« A,i imporlant niM-ling nf th« feet Bullion. Identity of four of where the teliel left wing Is now signed quilts u,„| bedspreads, Scininnle I'oullry I'rOilurers A*. Hie vleiliii. could u'd Immediate ninpping up rinodding resls'aneo while |t|ga Lr.blrs were laden s'I |UIll'll Hill he Ill-Ill III the ly l*o t'Vluli|i,di''il There welt* 12-*, near Ihe l-'rpitrh I-order. wllh nuinerou. nbjt-rls. Chamber Frunro was said In have given Semuioln High H< lust>| Thursdsy xue.ts In Ihe boiol. of fornmrrre official < reported. litxh* at g th) ncluik. H'-cr'-lury Firemen foitgl.l |b,. blare in a strict aiders lo all commander* Music Ihroughoul the evening Abs II, Jidmson nimouiucii in aimwHiorm. IT,.- Maisbul M|rlis'-| I tvit t llsico'ooa was not lo bo ws* In ini.he,I by Wlllsrd' Con­ da), adding Mini |) r, M. W. Km- CorriHsu ini.I Iho fu e ntarlod by r u h jri'id In severe hombardmont nolly and Charles DeWare. An mi t. ul Ihe Florida experiment sponiai"’OUs roiubtii.iioii In a under uny clrrum slnnrrs. Ho waa oihor enterialnmenl feature wai »la|i*>ll Ul Hulnustille will lie lh*i I bird-floor room In w lii'h paint, drsrllbed as roof blent th a t I He several exhibitions by noy Henuts "fifth rutumn" of rebel sym pa­ Riles I speaker. oil and mbs s e t " stored, of Troop No. I t under ihe lead­ Tin* idrnlilied d'-ail w e|« Jo thisers w lllin the eily would bo ership of A- C. Madden. capture ii virtually withTip' ll.'p lb t A!<siH'iatiiiii will si-ph llento, US, Henry llermll. able Monday night's meeting rone | nut firing u slmi l,y ihe Umo rebel meet [Or U VouuK I'cnplt's tiit.l Ii. I'Mwanl Urns.. |tt down the riirialn on Ihe Tourist I arm ies gel within 'JO miles. Adults conference in Ih-loiud Club's second s'irreisful season. A m anufarlurlng and trana* Thiiradsy iiftO M U H in ul 2 3 U The Club was iirgnalxed on Ms,. pollution re n 'rr. Cuts Ionia now o'clock uml In Iho evening nl I. IBM, under Iho sponsorship of is unable In g rt raw m aterial! or 7:3o o c h u k , aecordlng in uq untha B e m ln n le County C h a m b e r „f lo rx|inrt products in iho rem ain­ "oilnoobtml of W. K Ks.It , ' Cnmmereo and s in c e lhat lime der of government Spain. ruperiniendchl of the Heniinoh* it has grown s» as In be rerun Iteporta from the city said tho AruH-iaHun of Hunday Kchiuds, n iie d a s a very v a lu a b le ss»-t govem m rnl had ordered tha who extended an invilaton In nny j lo tha City. balconies of houses and all metnl who wish lo attend. ' Hlnc* early Deeetnber, regular BRANFORD. FIs. Apr. U.-W*) ornaments on buildings stripped weekly eocial meetings have | —Counly Judge Mack II. Padgett off and m nvrrlcd into war m ater­ lawn held In the Chamber oi sit d luday u mun knuwn s* Hoy ials. Commerce Building* In addlHo' Williams killed his l& ycar old In the Iw rnly-first month of tlui lo special enlertalnmenls such a. duughtrr, scriuut'y wounded his civil war, Ihe governm ent attll boat trips* plrnlra. All arthritic* estranged w.fe, then shut himself has greater manpower than tha WASHINGTON., Apr, fl.-ld*) — to death hrre. have been self supporting and irtictf, luii It has m-lliing like Iho House l.ih o r auh coiiimillee loIho dab ended Ms year with a The Judge said It was a ru*r necessary equipment with which lo ■Ity lerummrnded a drastically re ­ of “niuider and su'clde". Williams, arm Its recruits. cash balance on band. vised wage and hour hill which h r liccliied, mi te n d a rafo oper­ Officer* serving during MeOne of Franco's great a dean* Tomorrow it lilt* final day Tor would provide for a grudual.-l past year were Mrs. C. C. Dari qualifies!,on i.f landidale* for ‘iiiiniiimm wage and u work week ated by his rstran g rd wife and 'vge» m ihe four weeks of hla President; Miss In* Fenwick, asked to see his dtughier. The swift O sl.Ionian campaign has Demo­ langing from 40 lo 4H hours. Secretary; a nd Italph Bagwell. offices sUlip'i I In |ho woman lold him Ihe girl wa« been Ihe ovrr.w ht lining super­ cratic prlm urie., and Is also III* The group's action ended weeks T reasurer. filial day for filing Ihe first ex­ of haggling over funilammilals. asleep in a hotel room arenas Hie iority of hla. mechanised units. Additions) difficulty fo r B arpense repnrls. Counly Clerk O. The new hill would provide for street but for him to aw akrn her. Krnest Johnson, customer in the re'ona was a rm In reported P. Herndon said today. rrritio n of an independent five- ro le, sold Williams drew n pistol, planla at Trrm p, northwest of Explaining ihui the blanks are member board lo adm inister Ihe shot hla wife Iw 'er, tossed u note la-rida, which supply half of available |i. Ids office. C|*ik provisions. Into Johnson's piste and ran ('stolonla. KU-eltie power waa Ilsindon staled Ihul all candlacross tha a'rre l to Ihe hotel. • hut off suddenly in central secBOLLYWOOD, A pr. •-—0*->— d»les who do n"t file expense There Williams shot tho girl liona nf Barcelona today, stalling The F 'o rld s Banker* association reporta before closing lim a to lo death without awakening her, street ears and eallngm shlag concluded Ita 43th annual eonren morrow night will be autom ati­ LAKELAND, Apr. 8 .-IA 1— Iho Judge M id . Williams then shut llghla. Tha alrchle company aatd lioo yootarday with the re-election cally d squalified for tha alection. The Federal Hurplui Commodilir* him lolf through the mouth end the power Inter nipt Ion waa tem ­ Al Ih r inmiling of tho Board Corporation yesterday bought Jd.o f oil officer* and re lection >f through Iho heart. porary. Jockaonvllle for It* next coovcw of Counly Commlsslonoro- yaatar- C( 0 Iw/r.vs of Florida oranges, pay­ Tho note which Williams loosed The rebel advance cont inued d a f Mr. H*'rndan was directed ing 63 ern 's a box fa r U. K. No. Into Johnson's p lalr said th at all east of Lerida, with government O rerg* B. Howell o f Tamp*, sol to Inrlude names of any of 2 grade end M cents for (J. 8. No. of W illiami' eM ails a t rscondltroop, reported lo be In full ro* p rre 'ia n t, and tho other officU.s tha candidates “whosa poll laxai •7. Y esterday's purchase brought ialion wllh hla wife had failed. treat. A declaim bottle w as ex­ ore l*Bally due and have n0* hod hoi reread o full yaor hm aute the (orpoiallon'a season tolal lo Mr*. Willii ma was token to « pected about to milee wool o f tho Umo of Iho enavtnllon and been paid," on Ibn ballot for th" f.ralJSUo boxes o r 1.3B4 core. Gainesville hospital wbare physi­ Barcelona, w hate rebels moving I efootfoa woo changed Wat year forthcoming primary. cians sold she la not expected to north from Tortnaa and eoat from from November to A p ril Mr. Ilernd»n explained lhal I.RAVRH ACADEMY thro. Farida could converge. W ith homely metaphors that while the legislature removed th* ANNAFOLIfl - U n — Comman­ drew chuckle* from hie ondirwer. payment of poll t a i f s as a pre der Andrew C. McFall, graduate Governor Cose* advised th* bank­ twoulsilo lo voting privHag*. It m i ha gar o f Athlsllr* ot tho Naval e r* ' te "g e t th at pooahulani out did not change the sw orn s ta te ­ Academy since IBM, was ordered o f p o o r hoods"and reoognlto com- m ents which all candidates are yesterday lo duty aboard Iho air­ required lo rnaka which provides c raft core tore Enterprise and Wasp for fol) payment of tho jaaaa* on Ju ly • , An Extensive Adver­ Medical Society Re­ tising Program Ad­ quests Action Ta­ vised For Next Year ken By Commission Following a reqursl by ihe F ffo rti to Interest members of Ihe Florida celery Industry in on Seminole County Medical Society t-idrasiva notion-wide advertising Ihe Board of Counly Commis­ enmpn gn will hr revived a t a sioner* passed a resolution in their meeting railed by County Agent reg u lar meeting yealrrduy to C. It. Dawson to be held a t the postpone ihe rrferendrm on the Court Ilouso Thursday night a t proposed Counly hospital. ft:00 o'clock. The Commissioners at a special Shortly a ftrr Ihe beginning nf Ihr cu rren t celery season an e f­ xcssion on Mnr. Ill passed a re ­ fort wr»* made In lo'tnrh an ad­ solution rnll.ug for Ihe sprciil vertising program for the indus­ rlrrtloll I" nubmll lo Hie free* try this y ear but failed breattse “It was too la ir in Iho season." hotdrm of Kcminole Coun’y, "the Tho leaders In Ihe industry, ex­ queslion of whelher or not a tax pressing an alm ost unanimous levy, not exceeding two mills, op'ninn th a t "advertising pays", should be prodded lo create funds advised th at an extensive adver­ for-** County Hospital." But in tisem ent program would be con­ view of th r furl th a t Ihe Medical sidered for next year. Society asked for th r referendum Following the aurrrax nf tho in Ihr f rst plan', th r Board cancelery postcard arhrnto, sponsored irile d its previous action upon Ihe through Ihe courtesy of Ihr Flor­ request of the Soeirty. ida I’liwer sqd I.ighl Company. The Ir t's r lo Iho Board which Mr. Dawson lost no tintr in railing was signed by Dr. Douglasa (1. together heads of Ih r Industry to Sentl as Secretary of th r Medical discuss a program for next year. Society was a* folluwi: “ in IBS!*." Mr, Dawson s a il In “ Sines tlie arrangem ents for Bn InvIlaHon lo tho m rrliu g “Iho A fore well p arty waa given, Florida Slate Celery Association, the Hospital Bond Issue Itrfrrrn a t tko tt f f v 'i r mooting nf 1h»l Inc. vyas formed for Ihe parperw of d n n were made il has come lo float Inote C hapter V F uture F ar- prurnnl ng Ihe grvirrnl Interests *our atleniion H ut tho preseal pro­ mor* of Amer'co ■■ the high of Florida celery growers nnd ject is mposalbl* >o accomplish, school last wight for Robert and allied inilutirios hy bringing alutul j " I t appears lhal the W. 1*. A. George Maoaee, who h tv a been a wider diatribut on of Flnrkis s would Im- unable in furnish enough active In affalra of the local celery volume. This erganlxallon unskilled labor lo make it ■ sal* b fsrtu ry project flom Iheir point Chapter and who a re moving to must l<e revived." of tiew . Furtherm ore Hrc arrhlBoltlasore, Md.. soon to make tholr Declaring that th r housewife is Irctum l plana of Ihe present pro­ homo. Ihe key lb the siloaUon, Mr. DawRobert Mauser resigned his of- modity distrihu'ion departm ent, ject u rr vnlire'y too expensive for ilea oa president of 1 tho chapter ■on polnled out th at ihv ay e rig e ■hr nerds Of the Counly. | “Tha Medical Society reape:'so d H arvey IU Io f i t elected to Il'M lIa w sa o > e> a> a i s l fully requests that the Board of finish tho y ear s* hood of the nrCounly Com miss'on era poslpone g u 'io tio n . Georgs H auser also Hie R e fe r e n d u m set for May 10, 10.38 indefinitely or until such Dm* as more appropriate plans P rv rtn l 8anford - men hwrre ran bo mad*." among |b* 44 persona tumaumod This action, officials of the f t w as also announced a t the op Jurors fo r the regular criminal Medical Society imported, fol­ l i n t log th at the Seminole Chop- session of the United Stele* DM- lowed. a ■perii-l m rel'n g of dor* to r wffl ploy o d la mood hall gome I r 'r t Court w hkh opened in O r­ to ts who passed a resolution re ­ — so w* tho D4Land chapter on lando Monday with Judge Alex­ questing lb* Board to poslpone th* election, , tho Mob school « h !o tle (fold ander A krrm an on tho bench. Sanford rw id rn ta who hare Medical SorM y officio'* embeen called for Jury doty along phailaed (hot IM* did not mean with resident* of other Control •n end to effo rts lo establish o Florid* cities a m W alter L new hospital Mere Hit indicated Cooper. J- C. nils worth, .Barney lhat additional plans ora being Berk, II. W ..IIouk and II. C. Du- mad* to assure the construction of lb* proposed Institution. Y reterdry afternoon If. C. DaMedical Roclety officio la inBore was seise ted a s d m of the t ’matcd th a t ’tD tam fla may bo I t jurors' fo r Iho trial of W . F. made soon to borrow the foil Duggan, form er U U county alat amount o f fends fo r construction mi chine baron, who is charged by of tho hpildiog through the roUw Internal Revenue Deportment orgsnltvd Rorenatrwfliop Finance with Income tax evasion. Corunrallpn aolng 'th e Counly This cose, lor mod of "m ajor Im­ port so re on th e docket" by Judge A k e r* ; n, is exported to coftllooo through Iho rem ainder W the FFA Chapter Has F a r e w e l l Party ^ o r Two Members Sanford Citizens Are Chosen For Jury Board Seven Men Die » In Hotel Fire i r s 1 As Storm Rages Hc*r iha Three Others Burned 1(011(106 MallCrS "rUT4 '* Are Considered by Display la Hospital PrejertjSJre'n -B y a ll la endorse legislation to keep llresteek o ff tho highway i drew atatem anti that auth action would joopordiia other labor bills U> be proaenied In the 1030 legislature. -T o u r labor progtsm will be In­ jured If you hava anything lo do wllb this fencing pro posit Ion," said J. D. Drew of Jacksonville. Others said labor ahouhl take a stand to -p u t tiro lives of humans shove ihe lives and liberties of r a t ­ tle on tha road*." Tho federation, holding Its thirty-eighth annual . convention hero, defeated by an overwhelming voice veto a proposal |o have a sal­ aried president prohibited from hotd'ng any other salaried job. H rd this been adopted, It would have required President Wendell Hsalon to resign ellbor from th.‘ labor office or from th e chairm an­ ship of the ita le Indus iris I com­ mission. He recsiroo no salary as tb s labor pres dent, lte gets It,MO a year as tho Industrial com- My A«>n(Lilud Prut* The H f e t t s of tho war wen* foil IimIhv hy the neu­ tral lint inn* ami non-comhat* a n t s on Iwii sides of tho world. While I under guards in Franco |in>|iuml for n flood of refugees from omtuflUed S|mln, Premier Iamiii Ilium’* demand for emergency pow­ TouristU^ommissionecH Cl ub At C Of C .Man* Bequests At _ Regular Meeting F o u r Unidentified Husband Murders Daughter, Wounds Wife, Kills S e l f Tomorrow Last .Day To Qualify For Primaries DruHlic Revision Of Labor Bill Offered Florida Bank Group Concludes Session LOCAL WEATf ' A m‘ ; 7 9 � 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, 1938 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 05, 1938; <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/61b51a49cf639f6f59a672741b6f0645.pdf b1e3fc2ab92838a9d3fcc26da0357e95 PDF Text Text T H RIDES THE TROLLEY CAR 'Salvation A r m y I Drive For F u n d s J o Begin Monday c i au a uad rrana F .p * Ceotlnyed Free* Fate One a* poaalbla w ll be pruaent at thl* time. I Chairman WII*on, *Uted, -The R jl'n ' on Army U on the job Mb day* In Ihe year dong tb* work th it you would I b* to do If you hid the time.” B. C. WeLb once •aid, “I *haII pa** through thl* world bet once, any good thing tb refo r* that I cm do' or any lmln*** that I can *how to »ny uiran being 'et me do It now; Ut me not defer or neglect It for I ahall not pet* ihl* way again." Cep' Bore po tiled out tb it, it la perhapt true that aome of three needy onet are to b'am* for Ihtlr rondlfon bet thalr fam'llas tre not. and "wa ernnot afford to let th* chlldrun auffar." We, *a cltlsena, do not bar* Ihe tlm* nor the opportunity to aeek out three needy one* p e r acnally, and land them eld. It 'a only by organ'tad effort that the In**inert of need can fc* found and the eufferlng al'avlated In the qulckeat way," Capt. Rote concluded. Bent tool* Coon IT and tb* entlro B U t. hiparianced o n . of lb* drreat March** In bUtorrKaal t* ft. nr Mouth lee fret r.t l , . | 111. O H. of Tnurn « ( Ixiikhimm I, Flnrlda, *re»rdln* lu Lm i (ban on* Inch ol rain fall tbercnr rnruolnl In r i» l llm.k |. n a a .a |* > In BcnbioW County during tho • gem lnule Cuuutr llacorua. entire month and. with scarcely • n r precipitation In February, 'calory field* are beginning to bum ImcaOM of th . contbiuo-J Ilnnlne l i t W r.l «f ihe HIV Corner nl Churrh dlrtb of rain and tb . tummtrHlreel end Kart lathe Avenue, run Hnalh ! • • |lk . rrM ibrr which ha. prevailed reel, We*| m reel. North S«a real. Baa* IT* feel I * Ileg., alt In Ihe T nttn of leinewood, m l. during Part wrrka. lag In I'lat thereof rrrurded In P lat ttenk I, Not only celery ha* boon af­ P *tea I* tu II uf .Ih* Hemlaole Cuunly Iteeurta. fected adversely by th . eil.llng weather condition, but all Spring crop* *ru *bow|ng noed of rain and tha water Urol in Laba Mon­ ro . and tha 8t. John* Rlvar I* nearly lira foot lower than It w a. during winter month*. At |aa* t' temporary rallof, bow. ever, wa* expected aj the weath­ e r man foracaet (bower* for por­ tion* of tha B ute tonight. D+alnnltiM MW Cormor rhiirrh Rirsri • $»•! k t ‘SS'iJ. Florida Man 1 3 1 Years Old May Be Ol d e s t American 7 tOt fOmt — terribly fmtmtr ■ Han* M artin T Could you T blbaud d ra n k In every ward, id t* ha Bane MarUaT” aba and loved IL B ut Mlkl and J e a ­ nette, lletealng aghaat, grew hat aat, m prvtand la ba eld bald and cold by turn*. H a wa* betray­ a t I'd love to. W bet would ing them —m aking a m ockary of Iba whola thing. C halaau In tk a * to 4eT" y explained th a K luatloa to country—grouae, an Ip., aagtaa laT blbaud laatalad a n dining 4m 4I T hlbaud obaerved hla th raa eradMia w ith M artin fa r th a baaabla e r a d l la r a B u t M artin wa* Itara dining i t a m i ' aacuaad himaet* * pay hla raapeeta J jtf to Ii M m ? w a I* » o la* th aa wll- to them . Whkite ba received th a lr la Uwperaoaata M artin, b at adm iring coiisfratu latlo aa, and th a lr _______th a t th a lr aa n tla u ad aaauraneea it* wa* doubtful of hla ability __ TV It aff, Obvloualy ba knaw credit waa a t hla dlepoeal (fo r they, reoogntsad rteognlaed Uie m an with him aa ig o f tha aaalal world, liana ut* M art artin), th a tw o girl* berated t ali ha kaa to do la U lh R i a n d things," protected MIU. M artin for overplaying hla p a r t Dut w han Thll T hlbaud ralolnad them n i l have to n o b * a cigar." B ut wh*n t 1 d e a l Uka clgara," Ilrna M artin, nothing (beaked, becan n«4. talking about p u ttin g aoma of ala aauraa you don't. You're no! money lalo tha ohow. Jaoquaa waa Ileaalra. But all mUtlonalrea eoy about It—It would be d ia c u lt to arrange. "Oh. but Rene," Interpoaad Je e na'.te quickly, "you m ade th a t pepaal*a to your m ethar on har deathbed th a t you would never have a n y ­ th in * to do w ith tho theatre." "On jrea, hut aba reeovarad — d idn't I tall y o u f Now, Mr. Thtwaiy, "gat tha Retie and tha Bent- Baud, couldn't I Inveet a ■ s a il sy^end'W aah th a y a c h t I’m going auraT" "B r — how m uchr* Inquired '"T errib le!" waa J s a n s lls'a var- Jarquea cautlouaty. Je a n ette aprang lo her foot. "I Hat n tfs'd bet tar forget the whole feel faint — terribly faint. Would : o t M ma da It" he pleaded. . you mind tak in g m a out ta tha a ir a m lnuta, RanaT* "Fine—that's sstlled. Ill esU for Alona w ith him In tha garden. Ja a a a tta flared a t M artin. "I auppo.a you think you're funay. Poor old Jaoquaa h aan't a aea ta put th* ahow on. and you m ake him think you're going to bock him." "You look marvaloua when you'r* angry," ha grlnneA "You n u l l get •n a ry a lo t" "fluting there and am ualng your•elf a t o u r axpanaal 1 oak you Kara ta help me. and w hat do you da? You alt there and laugh and m—ake fun. me - I'm abaolutety furtoua —— — —— — __a __ a. - & _a _» . t a JACKSONVILLE, Apr. 2.— Flo'iile h :a o n . perann who w la "bom 06 year* loo ioon”, ao fa r aa rcre'vlng Old Aga A saU ltn'o for a imaalble maximum period of lime la concerned, lie hi Hated aa till year* old by tha a ljtlat'cal departm ent of lha R ta'a Welfare Board, according to Clayton C. Codr'ng'on, a lila w elfare commlaa loner, Tha nexl o'deat recipient ol Old Age Aaelalanee la but 121, whi'a • total of 07 reclplenti g 'e cen­ tenarian* or belter, * t of the*# being between tha a g e i of 100 and 101 year*. Tha Unreal 6-year age group !* th at between 70 and 76, which num beri 10,600. N e st cornea thoae between 76 and 80, a total of 0.642. Third la tha group between 06 end 70, comparative youngvtcr*. who number 8,076. O ther group* count off aa folUwa: Between 80 and 86. 3J>6>, between 86 and 00, 1,002; between 00 and 06, 280; betw ren #0 and 100, 00; more >han OS but age unknown, <34. During lha period covered 28^-0 paraona have teen granted Old Aga Aaeletanee. Death and other cauaea reduced th* number of three appearing upon lb* Febru­ ary pay roll la 20.030. Florida can match any state In th* union on a longevity ti**l», In the o pnlon of th* elate welfare commissioner, although he ha* no com piratlv* e tatlstk * to ta c k hi* opinion. He believe*, especial y, rec.lv ng Old A t* A»»l»tanc* and rlao possibly th* oldrst living Amer.csn. Rolled sandwICtca make de­ lightful tea I Id-fails. Remove lha crust from a loaf cf .Iraah biwad, w rap the loaf in a damp cloth and w rap lha loaf In * dvmp cloth and F ie. BTKt'I'I tt'a a a ) POTATO HU: H aalhara, a Ft/TATuKa, aapaUM Attractive algna depicting acenea • t Ihe Mayfair HoUl ara being erected on the parbw ty border­ Caught aqua rely by an aerial bomb rained down by liurargunt ing the Uka Juat a a it of tha Chamber of Commerce building, fillrv, this trolley rap and all l‘a occupant* were blown to blta In •he City Briefer noted thla morn­ Ban.-alona, Spain. Nearly 000 per*ona were killed during Iho air ing. The algna ara equipped with light* for night display. raid. Legal Notice Florida Livestock! ’T i n t r V n i'i'i'r * a * * iio i.R r a r m , . S h o w s Increased! K U m ll'A . a m antel pal corporation nrganli aiNl .a l.lli.il u a d .r t h . U w a ol lha M ai* e t Florida. P lalnillf, Value Over 19 37 CKIITAIN .ANIiri U'ltlN WHICH TAXrm AUK 'UKUNQIJKNT. I c u in t ip 1*11 »»1* .... •Wll nf - *U *’ -r# •OU* hl lo ht IN W I T N K * * W I I F I t K O F . I h a v e t i e r u u t n a-i m y h a n d a n d a f r i t a d l h a o f f i c i a l a v al o f m i d Court* (Ilia I n d ’d a y n f A r H t . A. n |»IB. O 9*. HER NDON* Clrrh n» M id Court }«y A. U. W R C K I v u o rn f nori.ie rriAKK A TIP from th— two Scotchman who ara X wiae in the wayaoi thrift— yxm too can figurea real saving through THE ECONOMY HEADING PLAN. This plan brings you a aeleotion of Amezloa'a lead in g m agazinee in com bination w ith our new spaper. See our aaxxler for com plete details. Tor D istrict No. 4 ! D*p,a,, CUrh AH nru.y for I'la la lirf ( g R A I. ) U*L Board Of County Commissioners ' fnretese* In ihU E co n o m y R e n d in g F in n acTuaL&Y s a v e s v s tfg S V v DOLLARS V ; i 41* I t* Y*M p fe Norslir n i i l lf N to appr-ir sm l m ake your to b*I4 •III nf com plaint on nr lirfnrr (hr le il ilio nf llajr. A. 1> I9SI, anil If 70U fall In dn »o nn nr kaffir* raid «Ulr ih« Mil w ill hr tafctir ■■ ro«r»as*4 t»r r«»«i and you w ill !.«• l*rre«. thereafter rnnteatln* ••Id ••It* and m M rr*i*#rllva p strrU iif Und w ill l»r Mild 'ltjr dtrr»o of m id f'nwrl for iin ifN r m r n l nf m id !•*•■ and IntrrrEt and M M ll|« « U * W B an*’, lha r«i«ts nf thla ault. the To The V’’v - III K.aa enrh >nrrfl nf land la Ilia ■ itnirM H hi- law. na aurh ......... via n*rl nf lh» rnata and "Aye, M on! Seeks Re-Election . - I la t T* (.I* g.|4 g.* I «.4a 1**1 f l o r ip s rahdah.o. h o t ICM ORLANDO, Apr. 2 .-(A ,>—The n a i n d m r | w » r a t l n n « I n u r n l j d In n r h i d n s a n y l U n n r Bureau of AgtlcullJrml Economic* T u ral lall mr ^ nU|i nwmi a n y n f t h a la n d * d M f f l M h « M l n t ’ a*hi today Florida rattle decreased You a r a h a r r b y n o t i f i e d t h a t ih * T o w n n f I *nnwwo«wl. F l o r i d * h a d In num ber during 1037 while the nir,I 111 Mil V.f r o r o M .l.t lo I h . a b o v . a .m e g Court la fareciaaa dellnournl In i llm» w ith In trraa l and panaltl*#, upon III# pareala number of horaea and mu'e* re- land eat forth in Ih- fnllnw lng arhadula, th* agar.fcal* a m e u a t ol aurh n r „ . n naiii.t .aid r» .p .rtlv e p a r r . l i nf land aa *a|> forth la aald m lin ed . unrhangnl and (he number I,ill ,.l n.ninlalnt, h .ln g aal oppoeMa aurh pareela In th* tallow la* of awlna Increaaed. The total value of all Florida livaatock Jan . I, 111.78, * 1 1 aalim ited a t 120,814,000 aa com­ pared with $2<li’l 1,000 on th* corrvapending date a year ago. Thla waa an Incruaat of 1.6 per rent. The bureau takl tha eallmxtrd number of cattle and calve* dacrvaac.l aix |.rr cent lo 748,000 during 1037, while rows ami ha'faia two year* old and older dropped from 116,000 lo 106,000. Th* lutal value of the species In­ creased from 214,719,000 to $16,217.000. Swine tor* In number from 499,000 during 1937 lo 619,000 in 1938 wh le th eir valt* dcctrascd from 13,410.000 to »3J24.000. Ilorac* were estim ated a t 18,000 head with th* value unchanged at $1,820,000. Llkewla* the number nf muter In Ihe atala remained at 41.000, the bureau estim ated, bi< their value toee from 20.109,000 lo 26.191,000 during 1937. Sharp and lamb* decrcaatd In num ler from 100,000 to 37,000 and tholr value dropped from about 21.000,000 lo $122,000. W . B. W illiam s r I 1*11 II U* s M in n 111* 1*1* l(>* 1*11 1*11 PH TOMATO Kg: guppllea tla k l dem a*4 m ,-larate, m arhat alaady, Fla. loeee r r ta awiwaa. - IS Iba. a c t o k a ra a c* la a u a llty A m t l l i - a . Or— *■ * ta r a la ta , U eaerallr II t l - t l *a H i bahta fair lu *vwt au allty ace la eaad lI I .■ IISotM N M I a* a A targar R • ' leofl* F n r l v - f l i r e IIS). I lr l g l n n l H u r v r y nf i h r n«*n nr l -Hw unm ). F l o r i d a , a r r n t u i n g I n p | , i tb c r.n f r u r o n t - d In I’l a l Honk I, II | „ ; Hrml « o h C u y n l y ll e c o r i | Maine Ur. Maualmlaa I'W T bag*. tM reel, of “Slew" of the local Irglonnarira will be held In tha Legion, Hut Monday night. t elate $1.16. y m jK -" CITY BRIEFS W<-NlhvrK. *alaa la IN -rth ara) T.iwn CeotlfHHd Wfo» •>!« Om Political Advertisements MVVKKT l-wTAlvUM. Pnrtn I tln a Tou taw •alahtlah marhat. Hally repart vt aat.a «f trull* nlll'UMItKIUli FI*, hua. hpra. tad eaaalablaa at lha Kaafind arc. in u u a llli, ll.T S -tl la flat* Parmara* Whalaaal* Marhai KUIII'I-ANI ata. uaa. h are, lu uualltp. Ilu.. hpra, a Irurhara railu t a*a*aiMsr> arc. tad nthar dealsra lar a S« h**> 1131-11 sa: m ba>. c r ly . I I N •eilud end lug at ( : • • A. St I* IIAVl t I'.an u t) Mnalhar* m a tu* tap. aa rapatlad hy J. i t Mlahatl I t Lha. lanagay, IIONKTi Fla. Ilatr OA caaa. tlltaMOHH' r«*. ••*« M ath •arh S*c. n a t t i s . PH la. | | .* | .|| .| * 2 % IJ(TTi:i.'«: FI*. ICKUKItn, KaatIS. ba*a. n in th . Sset IT S*. IS*. a • ' •" •«* Roud qualllp < IIIIaT'MVIIIHI . FI. MU ua* •r l . r i l a , T*. 11 aa. t s s - l t s s i UH l a It * 4-41 1 s t u SU n h AI i i i . r ta, early, pee I n th. h a a a n a k , ta tSr. Ilk l a M- hua. 4Sc. H«Ud bus. h yra. N. Muppllve. APPLKM: KuaMca Kaa b .h ta OK It At Fla bus. hpra Nn HupfMk latparlala tIUrk T a l a a a .V p l l .. tH IIrlaea U. H. t Fair pllm ONION-Mt tltc y ) h arth era, paln a d ltl.a . I t l * - f l IS. HMANM: td c * H Hu*pll*a mndrr- lawa. IS Ih. U » , I t la - I t IS. UM IlNh: ( l . , . . u t cm . M i dual tla, dem and t la k t marhat aMth. Ilaata H lr la s U u aad Valaa- hun arc. la at*, punch la-tac. PAIIM-MV: p*r dua u u a . S*c. •ssa are. la aaallty h u a S p a , I'KAa tore* u | F la au* ht-<* tS e -lta * . WAX, ta w it.ee. M sANHi tU m a l Itua hpea Baal •cc. |* uualtty, I t S S - llS * . f t , beat I I N . < M t r e a m , H 6 t - t i .l L i 'M m M : Ua. vartaua vat Him HR LTD: HappUaa Hharsl. t* sand wwdarmla marhat atMtdr. fate la (uud. per Ih , lltt - tS c . FKFFHIUK Fla. hu* a .r * . ria par d a a -b a h . as* la aaallty, i M I t l T oF FK th per b a a l l - t f a - Waadaru. aad l a q u ailly t l SR-IMIt Its hua. a r ia , Wuadara (u d , SSKOCCOUi Fla. Her Ih. 1-Re. • CAHHAJIHi HuppOee tldht. de- t m - l i a a . IDTATVIKS; N aeth .ra. Mala* ■aad am darala m arhai waab. Ha oap aak aaaa w »ia raa«a ^ M a N U l H CWT N n la v run *"u,h ,#<l f~ l« lo b r|r« •** ln F l o r i d a , a r r a i r d l a v t o l*lot I h v r e n f rw ro nl F l a t ll m .k I. p e s t s I I t o I I . f e m l n u l s c Add fond rolor'ngs very everfully. Remember that a little col­ oring goes a long way—and hlqlily colored foods are not palstebta. "•n'itA W H K ItniK F aea. to uu alllr SANFORD MARKET REPORT Frost And Flood Threaten S o u th ’ Over Wide Area THE SANFORD HERALD r i a l �<C Seminole County P ro d u c e * M o n t F r u i t A n d V e g e ta b le s T h a n A t-. S im il a r Area In A m e ric a Rotary Names Geo. E. Rollups As P resident Adninlitm tion M en V Make Further Cont < cessions To Insure PassageOf Measure I .^T a W A S H IN G T O N , A p r . 4.— ( A P ) — H o u s e o p p o n e n ts o t t h e p o » e r n m e n t rc -o rjra m x a tio n tilll w o n a n e w c o n c e se io n f r o m A d m in is tr a tio n tr a d e rs to d a y w hen th e y ajg n etd t o a n a m e n d m e n t e x e m p U tig t h e V e te r a n s A d m l n in l r a t 'o n f r o m a n y m c r g - # * ^ j La~v i u'*c **i -1 '*v=s * _,**»**'*%» , '• - t •- ' la t - * * v^.0 ^ 3 3 8 1 JV - . l ■ '~ w HUQE LOSS IN MIAMI MUNICIPAL AIRPORT FIRE ! ■* V •«.# ~ __ — * l v“ (\ b R oprasratillve W arran. North carofki* Democrat, m | i) ha oaw go abjection to inch an amend Ijerp Ilea a man amid th a ikilns of onte beautiful Barcelona, / n e a t and It probably would 1» approved. Ha to author of the Spain—-Just, orm of the 876 peraone killed there by bomba from Gen. Francisco Franco’* Insurgent pl*nea. Thla victim remain* unSpaerat ro-org*nls*t|on noticed while reacue worker* hunt for the wounded. Among the • Chairm an Cochran, Miaiourl dead wane about 300 women and children who were (truck down at Democrat, of tba reorganisation their work or play. Commit toe, Mid ha would not oPlt- R*pra*«u«tl»* Oriawold, n , a a ww » taa Democrat, a member of th* Roaaa Veterana Committee, u u i u i u h ; o n o a ia a (did th e demand* (or exemption a t the Veterana Adminlatretlon Were baaed on (ears It tnlsbt he pteipad la the propoeed new D* . wartment of W elfare and **p«t In b tea t lube on U < abslf." to m e e c u real men aald th e ap. r ■ . 1 George E. Rollins wee unantmoualy elected pres ident o f tha Rotary Club for the year bagbin ng July I, a t ■ meet tag of th e boon! of director* held lam ed* U'ely prior to the regular weakly luncheon of the d u b a t the VeHfca Hotel today. Other off para of the club w ere re-elected, a* follows: Henry Col(lough, tr e e iu n r ; and Dr. A. ,W. Eppa, secretary. The program at the turn harm conahted of a talk on public a a* tlwjttea in Rom'nol* County by Mi»a France* McDougtl, county welfare nurse, who paid trtbdta to tho American Red Crass and to W. A. Leffler for the aMietanco which each h as itn d trad tha health Fire, accompanied by a aeries of gasoline tan k o p in 'Io n a , completely d e fra y e d I t pianos aa program In thla county. Miami, Flu. Thl* picture ' I’realdent II. II. Coleman called well M the hangar In which they were krp! nt tho municipal airport In Upon the Rotor ana to assist ao shown tho bloxe at it* heigh*. Damage waa eat till n!r,l nt f ,0(1.000. \ tfturh aa possible In tha Halratio n I Array drive. Mr. Boll taa w as * named de'egnte to tho district Rotary Conference to be held In Ocala on Apr. 31, 25, and 2d, with air. Coleman aa alternate. "HCw mi*ny of you in thla room today havo a d e a n bill of haalth ■from the servant you employ in [ Tour awn home,’1 Miss McDougtl asked, as aha detlarvd th at ao Ei'iK'tc II. Hull and Mary lia ror of gu 20 colored women recently ex*x T tp f r ir iH A n n u a l A n * ■**('• i*01*1 ■*( Saufonl were married . W* hy C om y Judge It. W. W are over w rfe ■offering , uffer(n r w w ith ith ayphl’ia, , yPh ria. that that iraallatwO Ob r a a t Mat Blum’s Financial Program Okeyed Opposition To ChartBerlaln's P o l l c t e s Causes1Near Riot Qv A*i«alal»H Pr#M ialvation Army Fuad Drive Is Launched Today Seven In d icted For Gambling By NEWS UKIEFS TampaGrandJury “Klck-Offllrenkfnst" Relation Between daturdav s Kain •,nnf,,« *b*w i ^ «*• A dm inistration O ffers R espite Student At And Banks Scored To Barring Crops Sanford University Honored Tfunpa Banker Tells ':iTY ’ V peal Fcr Support the u,.k ,mi. k tl ^ » : C2 u 4 -4* 1 j \** Spring Crops 300 Students Tu P a r t i c i p a t e In Athletic Carnival Antlers Will Hold Installation Rites Sea Scouts Complete Boat Party Plans i Hull Opposes U. S. i . Isolationist Policy 24 Qualify For City Championship Golf Tourney Sponsored By Jaycees Elect ion Of Labor McnUrffcd By Heaton Capital Changes In U . 'y J i v - * Li»ills' i--is: ____ — . . -V --------- i u h -— 1 *! If .0 Action Follows Aft­ er 3-Weeks Inves- No Time To Sulk* | v >" Tito Spnn'nh Rovcrnmont ; unity with Dnjmck to Hnrcwlonn nml I ho urn. nnd the Chlnene nrmy with ltn back to tho Lunshiti railway fought ilo.*|M'rutoly today tiK.iinst destruction hi tho workl’ii two ware. Mcumvhilo mo Ilritinh nml French KuvornmonU, boin urmlni; again>t lb - |H>*«ibUlly of utoiv war* to come, iV eiu faced with duuietlic discord. Th"* French People’* Front ralilnet approved Dtemlor Blum's dm . lie rinnnrtsi irogram , includ­ ing re iitra liu tia n ot oil foreign uxvliangu operations in (he lU nk of F ram e Th* program will ha debated | n tb® Dhnmbcr uf Doputlea tomorrow amt l» ihb Penal* Wcdn«sday, 11 «tpP**rthf q th* Chamber wuufd siv c approval but Kcnato sanction seemed un•] likely. Oppo*ii;pn to tho conservative - > The amiual HaDaiiun A rm ri The tluve local dctachmvnla of TAMPA, A pr. 4 .- W I —'Tho J fand drive was officially launched N ut etu i (iunrdt will hold their Hillsborough county grand Jury mint try of Drimo M inister Chamthis morning at a ''Kick-off w**kly d i l l teaaieua in the Ar- today Indicted seven men del* bet lulu throw tho ttrlU di lions* *' of Commons In an uproar. On*’ B r n k l a i f In the Valdea H o ld . '" T X. '" n Rhl 1,1 P;,W crlted by SU tu A ttorney J . Rex luembi-r tlipp*d another during mawwagl j o clock. 1I “F arr or aa laadtrs of* the -Tam pa ■A prominent Hanford student tyher* doughnut* «nd coffee m r v , n h d to d d< bat*— .tth tb lost lacksl. X itved to w orkers who h-ve Jh»y*env rrm iea in n o rth ram .. ‘ ,h * Uc„ V htvcra^y C o n v e y -ft ^ V io frto n o f Clly or-Mnaiired* w ^ x - o f IPv men m u chargod in AA nn rdi rc i if tr ri ui as" Hi cpe «c ierivv lel ’,CIWord , ty> WMo fo-nH# oo fr t d a | pledged th eir aurrloea tu make rtffptng ‘ p B n .J ^ m ld apen the way to r prowen- fried before Judge Frank I.. >13 Indlelmenta w ith tho o|wrnUun ecu (Tjioln w. i* M a t e r i a l B e n e f i t s ! ) ! members named to the U nivtr- tl>* cam puiln a success. gnfchta to exempt o th er agendas. Miller in n »e<»ion of the M cm rl' of gsmtil.ng houses and lotteries. w ny, ton art! thu ao,. Govern- ■ Karl la-hmanu, hunter m p ____ lalty’a 1B3H Ha'I of Fame, accnrdmetit for, i , yldd'Hl rtniund bu; Tha House A ppropriation, com Be»Unuli L'wii|i| |n l Point -’ t the Police statio n The scirn lh man was chaigeil in contliiuavl t o fight m itt** approved a resolution to HOLLYWOOD, Apr. (.—W )— lie pcratelY. I.ocal farmer*, p .rtlcu iarly »° information received today. tary of tho Mils utlernoon at 1:IHJ o’cloik. a n t h indictment with conducting Chamber of Comun>r/» uml pies, Madrid auftcr-'J the lirav|*si Provide fund* for continuing 300 George B. Howell of Tampa, pres a lo ttn y . | celery grower*, were In touch l e t 1 s p ra c V r^ llu rra l!? Tam pa; Edenl secretur) ot tile l.uke County OlvUlan Conservation C o r p a 'l d r n t of the Florida Bankers As . ,, , , , „ . Those ndictrd wen- C hsrlra M, aerial attack since th e rivil w ar The tl until of County Commixcamps which o tb er* l* t would ba xoclatlon, today told delegates lo < " 'P irb » following the tain ward Board man, Miami; Htevc trade body, was *>licdu|<vl to i|c Wall, r h lll'p fjiru ssa, Deter In-Kan. nlonna meat fm thi-ir teg u lar the 46th annual convention th a t hfro Saturday night nml (he O'Connell, Weal Palm Brach; liver thu "kiek.olt aiMreas'' hut Ill Chtna the Japvnrso arm y closed July 1. Raiuus, Jo irp li Ruin aim, l.cn Day, suss hill in i|,c Court 11 ousttowaa unabtu to he ul tint break T he bill would appropriate the "day* of undcri<anding and continued’ low tcm peratiirta since Eat) Power*, Um atilla; Tom Leon inunovv at ItljtlO o'clock, I'li-lk (1. ,'nscph Mateo, Jr., slid Charlcn cracked Ih" o * n tr,| China front un eiicaKvlncut Milton; Allan Sesrle, SL | fa a t, because of lttM O.000 . and ro-appropriate cooperation between bualncsa and th a t time which havo offered n V andcihoist, the la t'e r a negro.' near Y nlrrhihw ann «>n tln> G rand ,1'. Ilvindoii imnoimcvd tuilay, .1 4 -ta W l.tU ji seem to have ' u , for „ ic|r fr0Jll Peteraburg; Robert Collin., lim a | In Allan*. lo,|«y (11,000,000 ot on unobligated bal­ Indlctm riita fulluwrd three Canal only t i mih*s tram t i n (lon*ra| Chairmuii Frt-d It. I . tl In; Ben Krentaman, Milton; ance of the preaent CCO fund* ended before gett.ng beyond th e ,. ' . . . , week* o t Intensive ^investigation I main railway which is th* spinal I*101 K,lirh adversely n f*-.HBrbert Gregory, T allahatser; Wilson presided over Urn uKuit ('’•’•nmamlcr ti. D. WiAkman i«coni of i 'hlot'-p r-'xl-tanee. for nao in tho year beginning talking a'age", of gambling oiwraliuns here. J l u He added “ whaf (ha future • lhrm (or several previous j rlcv e Hedrick, Jackaonville. and Ihls rnorniiiK. Iind Copt, It. K. tnlndcd l-egionnilrcs tiway of the ll wn* behoved ri'at ti fora in July 1. Ihi‘Krcml Joro-w personal y conducted j W alter M ayffrry, Daytons Beach. Rose, cu in iii umi in it ul fleer nl tho "Hii; HR''*’’ l" l«- lu-M In Ltodar* of tha re-organtaatton holds for lan k ers of Florida la weeks. ! several raids socking rvuli'lice. lug lo t 1,1.1 o a sprliiKhunnl tu Tho heaviest lo n er because of In campus election! this week Fafvatlon Army Ciiudcl. uullim d Ifg lo lt llul tonight. A oppoaitlon group admitted privata-’.hanl to predict. I do not liellevt During <nr past work llu l" ban pirnic." into ilu- lio.vrt of etch ly th a t th* compromta* o tla r, g'v-)*t i* Urn* to bo frightened, nor the tr 'd w eather condition* were OTonncll was circled president of plans for thu appeal and pa -.-d fl< 1 "tfendanci- U ic|U i‘slcd. been a tnm pli'le ihiltduun of I t ‘a|.,|i-iiM pruviiirii uml attack inflicted on the cilery tropa and next year's student body and B ur­ out a number of prospect la rd s * tag congress power to over-ride i •• h time to sulk", gsm bl ng opeiatnm* due to llic I t a n 'Iona, tho naiion i||-ts wnidd Hu- fu .it iin-i-ti^ir of the Saltexecutive oitlers by n m ajority| 110 “ W ,he ffovernnicnt a g e s- in several ina'uncis, funnels plow- |r e t i wa* named Chance lor of the to workers prest-ut «liu « t|| drive on lo tho ec-ioi»n»i at T o r­ jury’s artivity. contact tho prospt-i ts and |i-i|iii-*i ford Tourist Club will Ih- lu-ld in vote and exempting the bureau c,e* Xtndually had taken over moat' cd umh-r the entire amount of thu Honor Court. ino! nr h* Vionrnx to slim loyalli M lta s ie si si I Ihi’ C tirndirr of Comini'icr- build' Of - k ^ i i s . from reorganisation. of *he dut «* heretofore performed , cnjP which had been burned by tit Hp-iln in Inti and tndato lt.*r- -------- jit., tumor in w- n gld, atruidniK *-> would Inaura passage or ih* bill. | b>' untit now little Is le ft thu hut w nds uml was in feet nl c i-Iona. W . I t. Itu H s e ll D ie s i I’li-sidcn. M r.. C. t', l.Vail. T hT h la,-w ith Mr. Rooacvelt'a r e - f" r bank* to do. He recommende-t with various celery d u ra sc*. Itrfore tliy fmnt assault upon Beane, lomnlors, prppcK , mrl a et _ w on i-lni'inm will Is ili inti'll tu div turn to W ashington, will bring ' h , ‘ hank. Improve th eir facillllea, lb,, ,-ity. wtii-h ha l>"oii known other Hpring rrnpe s m i givn'ly A l t e r I s O n f ? I l l n e s s „ f hubbies. tha m easurt to a vote lata th l. dw l»r n* we c ,n no ,on» " «>o It for hundivda of y"«i» h, one of benefited by thu - thow rr, which A ntler officers for the coming Ihi- rio .t iniiiri'siinblo I irtf-ar** week o r early next week. 'J t e y . f " r * x ’ w# m“ ‘ M rve, lh* «>ub' according to local meiroluglst (1. William R. Russell, 71, ili>d a ’ year will be installed a t cen> 'flu- w t-kly liim lim n , of HiIII Fp-ilti. Ih t arm ies r-f Yaxils Mid, but thay promised a right >**e ^*** w ,,r 11 want* to ho P. Paxton left deposited ..15 inrhee monies in the E lk* Hall Wednes­ his home H "ollt I'nlm rtto A tin ii, .11 nun CliHiuU-r of C om nicn" will An Athletic Carnival the first and .vlu .i :i, ilu turmoil i ii'itsi'l a t to keep debate open against fur- , * [!ed' . , , of rsin In the vicln ty of Kan Turd. day n il lit at I: (to o'clock, pn- Halurday nigli* at K;.’ul o'clock hr Ill-Id in the Vuidos lintel Inof its kind over hold in Ranfoiu ,um.ioollas, IJ miles northw est Iher a ttem p t, to !mpo*c a g a g 1, « or* h>" ™ " f 1*’ The preelpi'atiun which was be­ alded over by th* Incoming K f —j , lared yealarday for the lonvm lion. fn'lowing an diners of about urn- morrow i>t 12:1,", uVImk. nfficois will Ih- -tago-l um l-r tho fkw'ulj along t|i- highway t " lU rbaatro. Among the delegates were J. lieved In be heavier in the vut- altod Ituler of lb# Elk's Lod«e. year. for (lit- milling your o lislrd »l lights on 'ho Scmtnolo Digti! I'lom ttir r -- th " lino of attack I.. Inglry, executive vice-president ly ng districts of the C-ty alto assisted by other newly elected Mr. Ruiaoll was boin in Dai b-j, till' l-l-i on cling will ho inslallrl. Reh'Hil A 'hletic F o ld F n d ay j I along Un- 1'nwd highway In offered rr'li-f In the heavy-laden of the Hanford Atlantic National re l. f in hravy-ladm | Elk officer* Scollsnd on July Jp, ihlil uml is | night, under tho direction "I l- l (o 11!- Itumirti do Arasnn on tho Bank ro d W. H . Tunnlcl ffa, prasi- cltrua gloves which were th rra 'rn -1 A ntler officers elected at the a r r tlm l silk m snufac'uii-r. Ho lulls lot a n entertainm ent to | , McLucas, physical oiiuca'luu. m u t l n i i si-ctiott i f la rh la up ill nl *# _ MAat^anas naasuill. Pll Willi PlHDiillpiMlill' lllltk IvrHtlgn' dint of * mortgoge loan associa­ etl with ronsideral-li' loss because last in*ctInc nnd who will be in has, been n ics ilcnl of Hanfoid whtili oil rum ps in th l, ilk-trirt head fur tin- City and W. It. Mc­ *l"i |i!v im line.1 sfrt-et* b|tH‘kei| tion with Orlando headquarter#. the young fru it hnd brgun to drop ■tailed during th* cercmonl-a for the past Hi yr.-irs and ts rui- SVill Ih- invilcil VIC III ll" ll.HIIMI-ll Cracken, physical education, in* by mut Iniio nun nests nnd l>.irriGov. Fred P. Cone, a former In noticeable quantities in sumc Wednesday night ar*: A targe group »f w ater onat ihi* o ii k 'y m,-cling of the strtirtor. Exalted vivt-d only by Ids widow. rail",. sect'on*. ________________ ____ _______ president woo among the arrivals, A ntler Robert Uumb|t]r; L eadl,s ,, Funeral s r tv ir ri were rondurlc I W",i,lii"-ii ol tin- Wiir d in (ho , Approximately "on Urns last* attended Ih* Baa Bconi’a -Voeiin ,,-t|t a Ib-et of te s t st intent* W ith a low of 10 Vreonlcd for ___’ w fc -.Jj.i~ «, .i,.." !*■( night the Governor. Dion II. Antler. Dooslata Htenstrom; Loc­ a t the rrsidm ee a* 2:(NI o'clock A intnc n 1-eglull llul Tuesday | frurn S-mmide High, Junior ll.gh. v,lii|i|i. t tanks iqi III" ltnmbl->, M«Ua*if o« Thur*d*y at Utah- nam ett of JackaonvUlo and other. last night and rontinunl root al Antler. J**s* U xlf*; Lecturthis aflerniMin with Ktk official* night id K.(H) ilk lock, I C. Cull lit and the G ram m ar Kchmil will par fu|ln«r<| In A lni.ui Moors ao* ho*4«**rcrs on th* lake, bore. warn guests of President Georgn w eather the celery crop* have Ins Antler, John M orsaa. record In charge of 'In- t r it ninnies, lu- Ulinounrrtl t-iitoy. opportunity l* tieipsle In the schedule of events xtnui to r tho Ot which tim e plan* were com. B, Howell o f T am pa a t a dinner received the g res test benefit from *v, Braxton H u alU r; and Tress- lerm enl wss touilo in tho Evrr wv-Ti*" tlie ib f- ■' of I heir *narranged for Ihe evening. *" the changed weather conditions. urar, Fred Htlch. fo r past baads of tba'granp. H f b d fo r a boat party, green Cemetery. Kvrnts fm‘ l»i'h boys anil g'rts iTitOCs diD i,n ttoni l.erkl* ntur< Many bankers attended th* fi­ Many farm ers now hope to sal i M ale W alter Ward aonouaeed have been Ineluded ip the pn*-l than tlu u y e a r, ugo. v ar* much celery which was a f ­ nal dress p artite of tb* Rirersld* th a t . plana have keen definitely gram which Is a part of the '» ' Tho n ,|\n iu " Im-coii in bright i.* / • m td* fo r tho boat party to im MOi'ary Academy and afterw ard* fected by tho draught. trnstvp Mralth and Fhyalral lido uu-liim- early tu ti'" m«,tirtnf, of tho Broward glvsw a* Apr, St, and F irst M*'o war* gucati DKNPACUI.A, A pr.. 4. ■ t/1 1 - cation activities whicti have hc,-:i .Ijiliit liy ]uu j h m of 1le|,l ar* Clifford Bell o n e d th a t alt County Danker* Association a t • I 'ro>idenlWand' li V:,'I lest o u t old ■“ t a W t ^ •» »hl' sthooiji of th. td b r y and acorns of n slto n aiu t ,f Heoula pa*, th* la s t calling far cocktail party. (he Kl»rid»r * .l n .t i .u l id l.uUo,- City fo r the f.rsi. tluu- durrnjr Planra. m«l • as te rrlf.r Speaksra at th* opening aeaakm 9 w w I m J ernlie. Ha *nuounoe.| Twenty-four local goffers h are-rerelv * three golf I all*. Th* first U should concentrate "n .tf««ta ««*«» *** , t Th" ‘h' ,r >*’» „ __ . ______ J* and Friday* w|H today included Btat* Comptroller _-G irl* a* the Seminole lilgh ruuntei a ita ik at 4 In «,rl«ca qualified to participate la th* City -fronsolatlon p ru e will bo oix golf rn th". May prim aries toward . .k# th* day* so t aald* for the h M. Lee, Julian T. B arber oT the | participat* m when the nx||i>na|Ut tu fa n lrr United S tates Secret Btrvica, I WARHINOTQN, Apr. 4.— — championship Golf Tournam ent balls and the runnerup will re* election of s 1*1) P s l D lni* 8ch™11 who will ' ’ kaUd og of the IM d'a second sail who** subject was "Tainted M o o -; Secretary Hull opposed o stay-at sponsored by Ih* Junior Chamber celv* three golf ball*. , definIDty tavoreblo to labor Ih* svrnt* will lie umler Ihq rtirw .| >nriwl Uirougli fho *ire«'l! In » •VSkaotlion of Mis* Dctty Akin; Junior bayonet chargn behind th* whiphome poliey for the Un.ted Stales of Commerce, tournam ent officials B ert F o r1, m anager of the lurroauiug, ' RIM) Moaabtan and Hldney ty " and Dal* Graham t f Now O r­ navy yesterday, contending it must H igh Schoul, Miss Catherine T ak-i P»t tanks. A half hour |s l r r th* I today. Sanford Country Club, who is leans. who talked on "Tb* Problem lltulun addit'bted suuie 750 >-* M pnrttd n; rrtiisn ach ; and I he Sanford tiram iusr rem nants . of th r cov- rumen t bo left free to defend the rights of taking • prominent p a r t in participant* have been of Making h liv in g ." d"hga|n> here fur th« lx annuel th* lake took rastw en l Aniorican citizens In any |is rt of dlvidod Into two flight* according handling affairs for th* to u rn a­ louvenUun. | | e raid hu wanted School, Miss laiwton. The l» y s tro o p , wi tV fleeing i| lb* war'd. to tb* scores mad* In their quali­ ment, aaki-d today th at nil con the n*xt *ra*ion of the l'«i»la- participating In the carnival will across the S ,r i * r i 'e r . t t w# m qolaaad H eadquarter, report* i»M an Tha stcre ta ry told the senate fying rounds, w ith Id persona com- tealanta play Ih* first rounds of turo known aa tho "labor >"•- b* under th* directi<m uf Mr. Mi • aid and tka eons tra c t *on Lucas. Mr. McCrWckrn, and C. H rnumuua num ber «l prisoner* pol’ng in tho first flig h t and I th* tournament this week. F a ir­ aiun" and u rs « d ' d rirg a tc j a q * l A M V n f o d n* Tml «f*»*r» coramiUe# that e* to ta by Mata* W ard w*r* taken. Inelwdlng troops o t . O . D i e e i A r e V O l € a . U Ml*hm*nt Of a n a v .l frontier in tb* ascend flight. ings fo r th* initial round nr* ha work for nleetluu of 'senator! and Bch Irani. Concluding th* program , which thu crack El 1‘anipestno and L is­ _ ■" i ■■■ | beyond which United Htalca worto Ik* winner o f th* f ir s t flight. follows: ’ reprearnlallto* who would to la JIODOKBN.N, J . Apr. 4 — s h p e should not operate would t**a th* Jayca* trophy which be Is scheduled to last * R ule over te r b rltadee rdshed up from tho F irst Flight) (or bills favorable to latair. —Stockholder* of th* United erect “an in n ginary Chin*** wall" • n hour, will be a girl*' aocevr roulhrrn fronts for • door-dta th* perm anent property o f 0 . W\ 8p*nc*r--A ndrow Carr*way ’ Bd Clifford •lata* Btaol Oorp. today,, * F 'a n d "expo** American cJtlren. to gam* and a boys' touch football defense o f L*tid*Uto pardon winning thro* cense- Hap Flam ing— --Howard FnyiRa •14BW NU. U- frovad p rW e a le fa r ckanga* t a | attack m y where in the world out* T he fat* ul Ih* city we* s*ki WALKOUT IN W EST INDIES game. Tb* public lias been In Wife* years. Tha rnanar-up in Roy Bymea J r .-’-Georgg TbuisDui the rapftaHoatton deeigned to.aid* th ‘s wall." vl'od to attend the affair. There thl* flig h t racolvaa m dozen John Eick - - - - - T rod B rtly y repara th a way fa r aaw far** I JJ La view* wora expressed in a FORT O F SPA IN . Tnnid»d, Will U> no admission charge nnd runner- Otto Caldwell -.-DbIII, Orwshof/ ***M flaaarlagi letter to Chairman Walsh of th* cp n catv e a six golf kal’a. f p r. D. G. S c o ti----.il. %\ Rucker A pr. 4.—14*)—'W idvaptrad labor ample sealing faeiUtfrs will w »'• ‘4 » 3 T i l l - \* Tb* la rfM t crowd la th* MI senate commltteo. Walsh had »ub- ' Ooooolatlen prizes offered la Ik*' Jo* D*vD- - - * - -A . W. Epps trouble am ong West Indian sugar available in th* bleachers a t Ih* : mi tied * num ber of questions to firs t flig h t «r* a firs t prise of a: M sary Watgoi >R*y H alite .workers Impended yesterday field. concerning Ih* adm inistri' gwtf bag aad ts the ru n n e r-u p j G enerally fair and war 8*cm Flight* a fte r n walkout of 160 night lion’s lUOO.OOOJXX) n srsi sd- sin go lf balls. - -J , L Inglry w orkers g t the 8te. Madeleine IfL A. KingTba slave trad* began la U03 n lth t: Tuesday p artly . . _ ,__ _ mln atrrlioo'a txpaaxian MIL Tb* tb s second flig h t tb* flrsM R . E. L n n ey • -C. E . Clem S ugar Company plant bal’ed op* whan th* Portugu*** landed tb* Unsettled ta axtreta* son ta high offic*. rasigrtod Mj senate commlUra will begin hear­ Is a locker-room brush s n d |t L H. Market •rations la tb s largest British* first shipm ent of N sgross a t Santo Don. a lightly wnmaag hi Hoassr U tlte ­ portion. owned refinery In thla are*. * * . »■ f R . 1' a i I Miss Frances McDou .. gal, Co Nurse, GtW On P u b l l c HeaHk r - V - '** Other Exemptions Are Seen Likely ito*" Additional Funds Ap• propriated For Use ~ OfCCC WorkCamps %S • * NUMBER^89 '* 4*\ V' Japanese A ni Rebel Armies I•‘hH -yr Push Enemies i-» ' a ■ Meanwhile British k ? AndFrenchGovernments Arc Facing . t :! Domestic Discord k- 6 L t e l •m 1 *■ ' S > .* 5 h *' •* & \ �nURAl.b, HAHflHID. . Give Ta.ThrtSalvatlon Army . WUht the celery nurkft', w$*t it has been nil winter, with citrus price^ hardly sufficient, to psy the freight, end with business meg pretty generally discouraged’ a drive at this time to raise $3£00 in Sanford may seem like an.extremely ambitious undertaking* But that is the goal which th<^Salvation Army seeks, and for the,.very fact that conditions here are unfavorable at thUhthne and have been all winter provides all the more reason wpy. every person who is any way at all able to do so should contribute hie part toward making this cam­ paign a.MK^BOS. Because of bad .pricey and poor market conditions, and tjecauso/of jthe, Imsinaas slump, there are raftre people than ever iit .Sanford who ere in need of the type of service which the, Salyatiop ’Army renders, and becaiue more than six months are ahead o£ us before another eeason rolls around, the chances are. that the demands for relief will Increese, throughout, the year. Most, ciilea ,have their Community Chests, or other similar organisations which, provide assistance for the poor. In Sanford we have no Comniunlly Chest, and prac­ tically all o{. Uie work whleh ordinarily falls upon such charity organisations is. taken care of here by the Salva­ tion Army.’ Therefore every person should give to the full extent of his ability in this drive and may well know when he does a? that every dollar of.it wilt be well spent for the relief of.hyirvifl.suffarjug within our own community. ■■ •- -wO ■" „ tr* esuamaMUtsut 1 gtte unte I r a , t a r s w another; as |Tadjreo, Italy* also let* 4 h fr . By Ihb shall all rw test ya are my dWtprw haw leva one ta as- ftta Hist, u . S T lfA W f AS 1 fm terser s w t addstea the author, usesnuna. Apr. *. —o»»>—if Florida C*A nrr»nl ttaMratfad is* rtcrocikn It css afford to tax forest Undo ••fsWr,** l>r. >. A. Ziegler, prote*. or of feres t • » neUics si the L'uitersltjr of IhoriSa, oald In as address h*r*. 'fair' U sm sto MOtlrd If tin- Landscape ServL w <h* sta te ' ta r ' <»i»Md- Thoro s'rs IUIWO »«e» ef land In KlorMS. ssjufalp for growlug timber, he aslg, “But •here Un t a count/ la tha state which h*a M percent of tha trie* on Its forest land .11 should her*;' ' Dr. Ziegler declared Florida has produced II.OW.OO# worth of lumber since the Industry tw*sn operettas In Use state Its saU naval products had added another • N fiW fipm ftr A d v e r tis in g As w* have frgiwently, painted out In these columns during. Urn pegl fmy.,yserg. it pays to advertise. Herman Hoc, once fitya,director of-the National Editorial Aasocatleu, recommends tep point*, for newspaper advertising which, n«yx will. bring a high measure of success, pros­ perity and.prpflti Mb.wiy retailer who spends, the greater GREENSBORO, N. C-. Apr. X. i naming. ta trora a nearby / - £ * r frju c is c o , & 96- LILY . . . . Iformed a lurfe prrt of Ihelr db‘. imLnalott combined Th* bind hid hern plowed the Inta l3U"fttirn the rreUoia Fall and wheit the firat **h entered one of time, *mln wn» planted, flshla ever waged! Ir Isalion cantN diverted ntuunGarni. .lain itreatn* ‘hrough Ike new tarn Yount, a »mal', field* of whrai end com. and the f Mormons had a r -lPar|y rropn thrived bceutlrully. rest Salt Like Vsl-.Th* * restful Moimona played and »er before, after a ' *nr* thank* for their new prba-helf mon‘h journey pt-rlty. mil Rleer filled with i ^hen down from the mountain* f*lone momli\* awrnt a black etowd ter of IMT, flfieen nf dea.tructlbn--ni;iHbna of motm> had sons • at td|t*ln cr>keta? Hon IfJed, the Mer 3*11 lake City now morn foucht Heaperalely but fut 'he f.ral wln'er the I tely ta divert Ih# cricket* from rrwent great prlva- Ihelr gfllln field*. All dey and necessary to mak* ntaht the battle waged, the Morto the mountain* m»n* watrhln* Ihelr food tvpply he'hg rapidly eaten awnr before r food had been con 'heir very eye* by the horde of trip We*l, and it wal P*»ta. the year to plant I Rtrange a* It *rem*, aa an an*brrrifi Atid rout ft ' wpr to lhf>!r friVsnt nnvpix far i t* SANI-VRPTWENTY YEARS AGO daivtrinea, out of tha Weet wooped a band of »ea gull* on tha •nf *F.irm or cflckra and forted 1hernia'res on the Insects. Soon ‘he swa m wna destroyed and, aa qdirkly aa Ihe'y hid come, tha xul s /lew awiy. Bat this did not mil tha Mormon*' trouble*. The'r crop* were only partially rgred and dutta* tha next winter •ha amorous settler* shared much of ihelr atarei with batata of fwimlgrania passing through to Cali­ fornia. Once again ‘hey faced atatntlon. until aomeona discov­ ered that the root of the sego Illy waa ed bis—ind plentiful. '‘liter. Now the kudsu vine*, which nuke xnod *'ock fetd, sri 30 to 35 fret Ion* and ‘here I* no nire wishing on the land. rtampeded into va'lng far It by 'ho adminlit re IIon. I am goto* to study the bill aa I has* beet •rylng ta do, and then lla’ea ta the debit* fay capable men ea the Rev. A'bortaou expects ta proech Aa OlSUtaed ta Laws-11 th- iuss bare Sundry at YtSO o'clock. raceaity. (he T V * U the w oH /* lira. Em I Matnuaoa Is apmid- reaches a vote. If I find tha advanttar* oolsro'gfe ‘he d sadvantaxe*. I "ball vale fer It. If f find tha dtaedsewtagea outweigh tha ta s w *wgln«*itnS projict. sod mg tha week wilh'hor sister, Mrs. qWW b u « s it s c b s ir w M aa e a Adam Karr ta Deland. '■ r . 4nd Mr*. Jaeae Thumpaon and Wb*y spaa i Sunday with Mr. ■ ta over, lb.-re will and Mr*. Hawkins ta Saofatd. ha tsi'mch bug* la it ta l* T. O. TySer'taok a trip ta Wtaha taps! v ia .tta s epto- Wpy. ■OOKliYN. Apr. 4—{ « Marrow. Brooklyn rookie r. It n pi'cher who cap w)n hla own games at bat. Whit* in Ihe mlnnm he hit ‘wo home run* In one eame'lo win a iLhuiiag coat sat. No “ Repaired look"— Maket short lifts NEWI NADER’S REPAIR SHOP N. PARK AVB. WERT-Th 6 JEWELER Diamond*. Vnd Watcheu Wot. Watch Ana Jtw slry Repairing tHsmond Monntiag And Engraving -w riaaiw t a i c s s >fcs i s a t.owwivr-- '■ jM f.W k a d«**»»a*Ss)»!a B . L . P e r k i n s CORRECT MEN'S WEAR b« dlscirtlcd. There w|ll bo aubiti- f k Aid (tilrda). A tnli*l Inilend a a lrslsh l 11 per On led Rlales NaUoi com tax. * | Hmrhsonlan Instllutl CIIGRHY BLOSSOM TIME: -------- --------A’moet lOOjOOU cltlscna from the DIAMOND D< lerr.Uiry surrounding W ashington ■ visited the City on last Sunday to BROOKLINE!, A | go: • glim pen of Hie beautifnL Bro'bara a n ra r t Ir Japanea* cherry Ueaaoma. We had faMobatl, and licta irea w a rn days ta 'h a Capital retfom heard o t Bt tty recently and the Cherry bloe- Beet have a you; ■opit burst forth ta full g ory el- “Tweo “ Walsh, wh« moat overnight and are ta fu ll, die. also la playtag bloom bo«r. The moving plctaro' ' ceitalnly served S most useful pur­ pose In this tastenrv lecauae ‘ho i cauly of tha Tidal Baaln autrounded with a halo of. Japanese cherry trees ta. full bloom can be c o rr s d to. those who an* unable to cowls to aae ibein. NO WOR0K R—One * mtynber of C o n g m i Whdm f s k ill no' n*m* reccnty ta angvv o rer the Japan*** s in k ­ ing of tha Pansy and Ihelr Inmada a fiaty adrantages, I shall vata agalnal IJ- REAL fdltab that Florsheims th a (family h e n , Edwta, UUmer, ailCAQO. Apr 4^-Vr»-rhtaslisa and pig smbryo* art hatp,g Rum BaUtla. IS, through Were thller* than! ^Sma'a hobby waa eo Bra. 'SrVoon waa kbscal from •nd presorting shakos, Sunday school. *praachiUg at frogs and Ikrtas until % •old him hd *bouW India • Survatlve this UN J «Vst, when ‘ho hUl » U su ra It was seceni ? r a uT i £ i Be. have an■ *i i H i t Hu d g i i R EFR ESH M EN T -s._I 4 $9e50 up] Friendlys 4 i Fortunes W*00 1 A Skyri&rs $1*85 up.] A AAA TO EEEB Wholesome Pasteurised Milk the tree* ha dag up burped far k ndldec Ikat member ghiiax to return A rea Lundquiil esm* home mi a >hih from JachaoavOta takt S atintay. HI* mother, tare. J . E. UWtaqutat has Iran aktk. AU of A The Old « U g ba Hoo op and amita him By road ind wAshlu* tha land Is le tulUss.J h jta p . ha planted 3,600 two-year foM kudsu crowns and *ava the plants a liberal trvalM ntt of f»r- ItldtKUtiC ftoZt By I(IB IIKNDR1CK8 tam otox i *u - O rt«*-«*« > p w v-s. IF. - « H — litr e U how C. 0 . M ltttaa Ila s ir in g lh r« t acta*, of-ty* fffm Y o » washing *F*y; | 7 f3r»t, ha cay a 700-foct ditch , o divert, w ajer th e; hud hB*n( WEEKLY NEWS COLUMN •>« Phone 839-W VMi eyas ta the gleamlna light, ow no<,“ said the second )«*»'« West First 8t* • • Ifrrin n , bade each other stand. ’Ska arc you?' Ittrd one, MnaswDal W. C. UartUne jlMi.bsejtML Tlicou ten points, contained in an address on “Now*»w, the Kin* o f del'Ira |tass. |ut|)cr Advertising and the biaaJI-Tuwn klureiuuK", are a« follows: f*afraid. I >«uld oat say 1. | sdveftisu regularly. Every Issue oi the paper r Fa'her' ta a quiet assy. takes my Story to its readers. 2, ! make every ad look like mine. Years ego I adopt­ ed a distinctive style, and have stuck to It. I use plenty of white tqiacc; my ads nre never hard to read. 8. I put into my newspaper advertising a definite pro­ W M litk lU ta rhyme portion o f my gross hales. I fix this at the beginning of Oh m ,«P ta prang at candle time, the year. My ru|e is to moke it three percent of the ata M\ Itod tho God I knew, previous year's gross, w ith more if special conditions kpe’l apd wanted to. ju stify it. t. w*e* wp a wtady hill, 4. I brighten my nd with frequent illustrations, cither tgbm the dusk was blue and still, humorous or practical- Till* coals me little, for I subscribe AM aat awhile, A U 'w atch ed a a la r . . • to an advertising cut service, and keep the cuts as I buy them listed to use again some time. 6. I am careful never to over-promise. When 1 make claims I hack them, up with reasons. Then when 1 really ' have an unusual bargain, people believe me when 1 “whoop 'er up p ULUe.’’ . tw , , . idkntit V 6. I think advertising ah llto Ume. I buy goods- that! will advertise well. Som etim es 1 buy goods just for their ta Neman’s advertising value. Mr Large Crotons Trees Trimmed Grounds Cared Fw Rock Work—Pooh nw Nnl Leave Your lunds In Care Of One Who Knows—This Summer? dsmapd and tonip«(l|iua increase. ■Ucs mafebed )«. w|uie tyrydo O i k foe drfmv- Me ta pro** gy alrwtd tkrwo wootmt and W ra a wear ta Marrotoem are Groukds Plan lad Lawns. ‘Bat— Plants Gold Fish— Water. Ml ‘I f a, hi taff wMr, sw iiS rn Uuttertnilk �1•"">1 •■ ';, • " .1 . • — .5 -. ..a * /" . xY^. wr:.V *• • '" « \ n . SrTJJWi >: ’ 1^ '«j •" 7»Tv • * P e rso n a l Activities MARTIN LANEY, Society Editor Calendar * Telephone 148 Fort Mellon Chapter »Holds Regular Meet Personals Entry Of Woman Enlivens Race In 4(b District ra n Seminole High Girls Win Festival Honors Mr. and Mre- Alton Fuller f o r i— Exeter, R. 1^ Mrs. f o r a W rltnlJ Smith. Portland Me., anil Lovell) Metcalf, FrauklLu, Mas*. Mr. »nd Mrs. F, K. D*vey n t^ v o n ! ro w Constantine. Mlrh, who c-inie l>'! GEORGE H. BRIDGE. JR* *pe Mr and Mr* McKneahy an-l mt I.MfWMMl havo Inured the Rtnte nnd Cnh.i.j 1*011 ItrPNMHTTATtVH 1, In i.rnttB fB. 1 * Ir “'fe fnr home this wrek, He III w«rk iM m If Of Tl,e Houth Hid- Canl Club pint lf«M «iU n l« tBVBV *1 M i f f w lth'M rs. Maud Tupper on Rut r •*«*!«, k rllrr aeliMk mmi4III4ib< mi4 (nr teller lBr«i.niatlBFM if.«• U|tl*y evening. , _ In Nar r«»4lll«Eh. Il» IfllFtM I* i ruMEliti ih r H a lf •« m « N fr#« --—v-*---------NMialfal liaklaFME frlarlplFa, ellHI* ----------— ;-------Ih.iIIhk m»M» rb4 lat((1H *iO , I'rM IStllllral \4 LONGWOOD Political Advertisements At Sonny, hade Park on' Wednesday a fine dinner wag serve,! by a volunteer com m ittee, On tho program were Secretary of County Chamber of'Commert-e, Ralph Hagwall, Mayor ltrldg-. councilman Krnost H arris. Mr*. Matheaon.- Mr*. W hitten, M,-. Jennliut.. M u, Fcnwjck. Mr*. Morrison. * • R ec,nt caller* nt the home nt r TALLAHASSEE, Apr. 4. -UP) Mr. and Mr*. J 11. Menlrk w er— Ijcs; minute entry of a woman Mr*. Allen Smith and Mlsj lletty _____ __ ____ - _____, r o ll I IH’VTV rOHRIMIOT candidate Sallnday night enliven- Hmttb of Now York City and ----HUlrlri \ » a h f r Oaf I ,„ d ^ |r ,. «; s. Rail h iv e llfsu r r s l l . rrlatarv , Mar A , *d the r u e for ivpresentat.ve of W inter l*ajk. At the Thursday evening Card tfrom Mail M, t:.< n o t H- I - YHHAHIIBR seek* hi* the Fourth Florid- Congressional H ub M r. lla rrit was hostess a n , -i..pleling th.-,- Isvine on re-e-ecllon hy Ihe pewpl* wt District. | ln»l«* County upon hla record of B erne* 11. Ilowery qualified committee nt the library. This . 1 . t*,inr *. Churl s (ieigei i f the V. ft. haying performed IM from Miami tonight, listing h rr was th e last im ity lnr this **« N ,vy i, vUltlng h i.............. Mr*. nf hl* ""'**• legal residence In palm llearh •on.’ P»l«l roll lira! AA At the Episcopal Chnrch Iasi Geo. (ielgrr. j County. Pbe nppn-rn at Irait f ve Mr*. Jo,- Goodsop und ilMi'-li'i-r. * men for the rest of Hep. J . Mark Sunday tho liar. M J. Ilrum was Wilcox—onre occupied by Ruth again In the pulp.t which win liobhy Jim of Mrlb<KiiHO^i\ v is-’ All Kinds Of . supplied hy Iny.ivader It, F. Iiing Mi*. Geo. G.3i-er. niynn Owen Rohde. A seVMi'h candidal* in th r W hitner. Hr., on the previous Mr*. II. II. PalHshall. Mr-. J . Fouith DiaSrkl svax n iie c tn l l»- l-ttui* Day. T. Me In hi, Jr. amt Mre. \V. J-, foie rn'ilniglit. He was Walter It. A dcLghtful rn ,d parly wa* 1)avl<| nPrnded a mee:lng of list-1 ' PLANTS . Bo kh mi of Miami, who pisied pill on Saturday night hy llto T rulhseekrls cln*a nt th.- home' * 4 his f r r but did not fu n n ily W est Skle Clhb' fp luinttr ot t e v of Mr*. J. t*. Russell Metplny \im llrndr T* T fB R iflu t qualify fer the race. oral df-iMiting 1 linnl,t*. Card* af'eiiuxm. II. W. Fsm ell of l.sk r City were played "ml an ice c-ourso Mr*. 11. II. IV Hslinll, Mr- -t qual fied bc-foie ihe dendllnr to with rake wa, served. Giftr weru 'T. M clain. Jr. »n-l Mir. A. K. Phone H 4-J opi«i*e Rep, A. A, IL rs t Given rre»cnletl to Mr. and Mrs. Whtt* Moran v lrtn l Mm. Frank l-anr* .Celery A re. uf ytarke in the Recond Cogtes- temnre In rccegnlllon of their In Daytona Tuesday. aional District. ncllTlIIri In' 1 np’itainm ent. Mr. en d 'S im . Fm nk l-aa,-, ot There new cindidalrs isst'nl a A special ton riot service w*a Daytonn w rre iturata of .Mr. and ronlesl for the Ifnltril S ta ir. Sc-n* conducted in tu ,1 Baptist Church Mr*. J. T. Mil.aln, Jr.. Sunday, a 'r nnd for thiee of l|ie five con* on Hunday morning hy Pastor rilllNE HUlUn Six children of the giwmmur .1 Mllrw I'riMH MNRfiiVi U i'.-intial |M1*I* fiom I'lorula in Meador*. school tended the Eletueninry llrlnndM Iliik n a F the D rn io :ritir |irimarie« next Each to i ii lt via, pie*ento I rchmd musie festival spon sort'd I: nilrr Nrw M anagem ent inoiitb. At *hr same t me, the Re- With tlnwem. by the Rollins College Conservepiili'b-nns will ib-cide Ih Iwi-cii two Wine nnd lleer • Lenv.nu i lit* we k for Ihvlr lory of iiiusl,-. The chllilrrii, sspirun'a for the se n a to ral noml- N orthern home, are M|*» Harall trained hy Mrs. F.-cnr Pi Ice, muGerman Cooking tt.'tioti. Redmond, for Tciryville, Conn., »k«l sup,tvi*or sanir in 11 comRep. J. 11ii i din lY Irr-nn of -*---------------------- 1 b in d Central Florutu rhnrua nt lail.rlntiil, First I)1strlet ro n u irrs' Peterson: Second llislrl.-t, Green almul :i0J rMIdreii dlicc'i-d hy ■■■■■■■■■■■■wwwagggaM gRr mail, mill llc-p. Joe Hendricks of and P 111 iicll; Third D istrict, Hep. Christopher II. II,urn**. Director Del and, from the Fifth, apparent Mi Ila til Caldwell of Millon and ,>f '*10 Hollins Cmisei-vaiory of 'y bail rerr |ied ci|i|M».it'ini. Parkldll Mays o P MnntirePo; Music. T hr rhildrs-n lepn-.ciillng Inlerrst In S m ile Rare. Four'll U 'slrict, lleipice II. Bow- lh'' Geneva whool were Eleanor HI*•t«•'-1«M1!* AntfiRi*+il i rtlIf m l tu f ll-lld ih k ,. :cty of ill lam '; Henry M. F i'er nf Ihsiloy, Mary l.ee . AND T ' nv-,,ijuin D riunfratic fight for ^ i , ” j , ' ^ ‘ f .. « Ilrniard Is fils. Finn Rei'Ves. Fm- J (.wmiin. loi, to t.i^e, states E.-«. ( willla,, ,. ,.r mcl Kilivreoge. and Merle Suml" ’".' ........... V p fler, seal Miami; llw ight L. Rodger- of nteislll. They w -te nreoinpaiiicl For M»rili* Rnyr, the sinj--|^ An onpN-m leHM enmpaign de- ,V r, Lmid.-.d.le; Peter J. C m to Winter Park by Mrs. W I.. S 111 %• Pmr* A f * s* tlm, i-f "The Big Bl.O'dcast o t ! ii-inped in nil Ihier rn rr, fur mngh: m of W rst I'slm llearh, and. SI eg ami Mr*. IV Jt Dooley. 1D3S'* playing -he last time today s e a ts -o f the Fipri-IIH- Court. Inc on Hie Republican ticket; J. S. G. at the Hit* T h ea're. Marth* [ wlileh qinlifylng ended 'n o Gnllnghi-r of Miami; F.fth Dis­ .Money To Loan proves in this picture tha*. herJin-tith* ago. L VKH B PT I.I'lt. \n liu-rru *• trict, Hi ndi irk*. On Automobile^ voice I. n 1 hoi only iuiw4(- Whutl 'flu- two r iull,lutes for re-eleiin Union Connlv t!.-a fsltiml eol-] In the one riicnit Judge'* lace. do you lliin k T , "* * Jlkm to 1lit- It, liond Commi,-i-,n. Judge F Ii intei i* npposrd by F. It. Ion plantlunt llit* year i. rsp,-,'l I Itcflnuneinir— rd ttr Con lily Agent t. T llyer ___ . . Jfared opposition. (|ulrk Service Hixkrv of Oevla, A. I'. Buie o f , Besides these tnp im t, m n tri-s, Gcals, P. It. Iln u r I of lliishnrll j Jark I'innrll—Phone IT0*J ■nd M. C, Senfle'd «f liivnnesa. I Jupnn Impc* to obtain AmeHeiu nr I t no tai tui nm i fr *P un r rt vi Ith* n ,11r^i '"^ . M s ia te Hveattn can* CoLiity candidate* h.ive until and British eap.lnl i„ help her doA rrrplance Corp, nf Flnrldt uf ' inv ni D y *i vp<fl'',,,,, r Thurrilay night to qtnlify. velnp thr newly iiiui|uere,l .n-o.i F srh sn g r Bldg. jtieys. ill Sluts* serin 1ora n ' I Thi-'r fee* m e pit,l In Ihe cle rk s, in Cliilin, J r p in i- e i-o-nimii-ts nlnl Mr imd Mr*. Jo v* kli-ikl- pa-'•* nirinl-rt, of the Slate House Orl.iitili)—Phone 4700 ° of C.rrnil Court. I officin's sry. n bontinr. p int) yesterday. <|i.i| |l ; (.,,r,.M-iilntiVest nnd fill ** many terlng t opt l.,| Itloe* ho.it wsi-3j |iiirs.|y rounly off res, in prim sries entei tain lilt! .1 tiuilil-er of th»dr Mt,y 3 uml 31. friend* mint o f . whuni Of,, tu t I.ate ()ualiliers. s.i-tnl util, iliu r,-h-ry bvifIn-s* , I ate ipin'ifiera today inrlndeil here. , . IVnl I.. S ir lu-or of Hio,,k-ville, T h ".o enjoying 11st- l-aity noi-o: for tho 'Fifth Cin-uii judgeship; J. F, I* Boyer, . represt til ing Jnhn II. Pophnni of liusiniell for Sin'sW i l s h u s e o C o Ini', of Now Veil, l.cnntur fi"in the Thirty Eighth I k ld i o Allib's- of III Atlantic l 'oiii | HJslr.rt i Philip K, Paine of Coral mission Co.; Mr*. It. B. l-.lmore liable* for Ftov t inli Cii roil SI vis* Q u a l i f i c a t i o n For County Offices To End Next Thursday Tli* Port Mellon C hapter i>( MONDAY , , , Mrs. O sctr T olar has returned the Boni end naught*!* of th# K am ber Sht of l|i« T in t ot Florid* held their from » *horl vUR In Dunelhm. j t Chore'll wIL' bold U j 'r e j o i o r monthly u e e lln c nn| *-------■»«Un» s t the home of *Trn|ng «t th e home ot Boymond Morvravatg* i» RaHlff, 1109 I ■Jlr*. Dick Jlmwn on the W eft AlL-nla Ox. where he I* »|-ending _______M ary W yatt some tim e with relallvr*. P * rk ‘A»eno* a t 7:30 .P. M. Bide, C trde Number Five of Hr. II, C- Chaffer of OrUnd» Mrs. o . B Roll na hag returned Woman'* Mtaihmary 8o*let, o. f o rk w a . gu*« J P in t WU‘; rpeaher a t t h . m - t l n f . living from Oral* where ah* has beea 1 ' a t 7:30 P. M. a t the Church ^ #tlllpei|, „„ ..Tb* Terrtlorl«l visiting fur s iliort time. Annex with Mrs. If. A. 8n»n»on, , >thB, ,)f Florida.- Dr. Chaffer Miss Ellgftteth Wh tn er and Mrs. M. a Smith and Mia* Hetty wa< introduced hy J. T- Jacob*. BOhrtnan a» hoalewe*. chairm an of th e P ro iism rora MU* M argaret Long spent S a t­ urday a t Daytona llfich . I TUESDAY j m KIcp, Th« Aaaoclatlon for Childhood jgra< R G. Chaie. first »lcc Friend* nf Dan Coleman will will iponfOr a benefit p ^ h l r n t , presided o re r Ihn party *1 th* Sanford Kikjj mM| (nB iho ob*ence of Urn reg ret In Irurn n f hlf continued CNh bl » : « oclock. Tho pro p „ ^ , | , nt. Ur*. K. E. Roumlllat. ,'tn e u n t the hmnt of his aunt, WIU ha u*ed to a n d a dele- Mni Jnn„ HmRh> lh , p| , | n, |..i Mr*. K. F . Itoehlk. to the National Convention; 1(> |lt#ypr Mr. and Mr*. (Irady MeFsdden Is Cincinnati. I Following the transaction of T he Ocala Divisional M eetlnt r0un nP J js ln r s i. Mr*. Ilro sn and and daURhinr. Msry Nell, of of the Woman’* MI»»ionary flu- w j Welle, Jr., Bare report* Qrovelsnd were ba Sanford yes­ d u ty Of the Baptist Church will open the gtato convention which terday visiting friends, h i held In Daytona Defch at the was held in Tamp# recently. D raiton Perkins visited In DoP i n t HoptUt Church a t 10: oo A. At th* eoneiuilnn of th* meet, M, Ttro of |ho Stale officer* nn<l ing refreshm ent* were gerved'by Land during th e weekend a* th* OjtnUalonary will In' gpeaken fix tho hogten*. ogflsted by her gue.-1 of Wilson Smith at Slot. sqK UniversityJ } d*ftoother. Mr*. J. p . Dali, * ^ T h e Board Meet ins nf the .Thorn prrsepl nt th e meeting Mrs. T.lllo Uashron of Orlando Womon'g .Club will bo h*M ut w ort: Mr. and Mr*. J. T. Jnrobg. lp tM A. M a t lho Woman* Judge and Mt*. J. O. Hharon, Mr- was th e wecketid guest of Mr. and Ohth. and M u . B. F. W hllrm r. Mr. and Mrs. John C allnhin at ih e lr home th * Seminole High School P. T. Mrg. Dli h Brown. Mrs, C’h»»*. in M ayfair. A. WUI mekt a t 3:30 o’clock. EIcc- Mrs. Hmith. Mr*. Z. D. Ratliff, o f officer* will be held. Mis* Martlrn Teirord, Miss Vir­ Mr*. Ball, MU* Elifabetlt W hit Board tneei'ng a t 2:30 a’c ’ock. iter. Dr. II. C. C hiffen and M r ginia Baker, Donald Bishop, and Letoy Cooper spent yesterday at All d u lrm c n of commilleeg pleggc1 Well*. ■he Belch. bo preoent. The Senior Girl Scout Trcop Mrs. J . J. WilmurUt who has w'JI m eet a t 3:40 o'clock A repr* tentative of tho Yowrll Co. will been the guest of Mr. and Mr*. It. lb Corne l during the w lnlrr ( t r o a . talk on "Now to Select months, has returned to h rr home Matorlala." WEDNESDAY | A t the S ftth Annual Stale In- In Philadelphia. Tho regular monthly hu*ln#«* leracholaftlr Mu.lc Feetlvel of Mr*, t K. Kstrid*" spent Rat. meeting of the Woman’* Club H oII'm College which wo* held on 1 wPl ha held at l:tm o'clock nt Friday and HalurHiy, Mias Daphne Urd*y in Delmml visiting her th e Woman'g C|ub, Taksch won flrgt place In piano daughter. Miss Marion KslridRe, ' Tfiere will bo a meeting of tho In III* *o‘u division, and the High who Is attending Utclaun Uni ' Beard of h b n sg ers of the C ar­ School Girl*' Oie* CIu'j , under the terslty . den d u b at the home of Mrs. U. illiccllnn of Mrs. W, R. Mc­ ; M. Fapw crlh nt 10:00 A. M. Friends nf Charles W *rJ will Cracken. won second place. THURSDAY Im alud to l«*rn that h r retllrnrd Mlts Tnknch In add'tion to re C irl Seoul Troop Number O n o | t r ivlng first place in piano, was home Haturday from the H rad'n will meet at 3:15 o'clock. nwsrilml the Phi Ret* plaque of- ton llosplial where h r recently The Junior Dance* of the J'J- frred hy th* music fraternity an- underwent n m ajor operation. ntor Woman's Club will l-e h-'td nUL| | y (u (ho outstanding IndlvlThursday *1 7:30 P. M. nt Hi® deal *olo performer. Winner* in Mr. and Mr*. It. L. Cornell had Woman's Club. Clasa A receive go'll niedits and. as their guevl for the w rekru I Tha Iwsiiicsi and nocUl meeting t-pon satisfactorily paising an ear Mis. George 11. Cornell nf Near .of the (I T. >E. I- Class of the F irat u-si a $ ’>00 voucher. York, who hsa been wintering dial Church will he held at Miss Tnknch Is the daughter of In Palm llearh, MShKTnlVKuF 'A M h f % lti Mr. add Mr*.'BMfhlT A.*T*Vkfh. • I ______ Group Number Two in charge. i nd I* a senior o f Remlnole High Friends of Miss Jana Thigpen FIIIDAY Fchool. Her numbers were the will regret to |e*rn that *hn is Th* regular monthly meeting of "AHergro" from Sonata Op. 31 ill with n ies.lra a t H10 homo of Ttoae Circle of the Sanford Carden No, 3 by Brethuven, slid "F a n ta ­ her parent*. Mr. add Mrs. W. J. Club will be held at 10:00 o'e'ock sia" in C m nor l y Rarh. This Is Thigpen. a t tha home of Mr*. C. R. klaion, the fourth yenr Miss T akich has 1701 French Avenue. won honor* for h rr school, Mr*. L. F. Hell In* returned C entral C itrle nf the Sanford The G irls' Glee Club was In from Ixxsbuig ueemn ponied by L ariy F’atnriono, Fifteen ill Golden C ub w ll meet at 1?:0<> competition with nine other high Mm. 'Frank Rlevrn* vrhn wilt cornu, Pill-tm , i.h o'clock noon a t Tusruwilla. Lunch­ schools of the Stale, end made a spend a week heiv »s the guest of I leg kh and cm , BaBimore; T j Most mrmlH'ra of Ilit* S tale S e n -' eon by Croup Three. creditable showing by .winning of Mr. und Mri. Reel. J. Uriiiiimo.iil v.ltli the M..tint »In »tc uho-o term* ulll esp irr nest SATURDAY second place. The G 're Club Is Iro C".. 'V. I. It.ihsliolloiu, A. T January snuglit re election and ! The St. Cocllign Club will meet in Its fin d year o f organiiatlon VI. Il.iji In-: Iimst of iIk-iii hn,| uppn-llinu. Friends of Ed llouke will be at 3:15 o'clock in tile Fannie H. end shows , great promise for tho glad lo learn that he Is Improving Inin i f Sanford. Ciinipletlips llo'j T il l' was line of J. T inner BillMunson Stud a, 003 M yrtle Ave­ fu 'u re. The number offered by a fte r an operation Jacksonville. prcsldrntwhich he poil) wore tie- v ivra no.I fain lee of ne*. them In the Ito'lin* College com ­ underwent yesterday at the Fer- ili> s ol ill,- elm io onincl gn-sls designate of Ihe IP">!I Sensle, petition was, ''The Night Wind", nald-ljiughtoii Tint tin t. A;r. M '-|l.|et j,. „ I,- uriio c If rleeliou wa* opposed by Memorial H os­ NOTICE I y Dobson. pital. tir 'd comm I s . on uicnlinnt fioo>;A..T. Blown nf Jacksonville. Member* of the Glee Club are: Cinrliuiaii und lias t.pcnl Id .I Catnlblutri quslifird with the The rrg u 'n r monthly business The Ml*ae* Elisabeth Pippin, Ml<g luirln riuney. who ha- winti'M in Saufoid for « liutil Serrrt iv nf S ln 'r included: luncheon of the Woman's Club will Marion Aiken, M aty Kllrn lusher, been tin- guest of Mr. and Mrs her of yi nra. For United Slates senator: Ih-mhe held »l 1:00 o'clock instead of Helen Tamm, £ a ra Paramore, L. Grow. |efl tinlsy for Miami '. __ ..._______ _ urrala. I'v|i|>er, Wilcox, form er at the u*usl hour of 13:30 o'clock. U rate Sehree, Iri* Hcbrcc, Dorl* where ah# will spend a short jtlnv. Have Sin,Hr. T. I*. Merchant McCall, Virginia linker, Ed* time before returning to her K u b i n o f f T o A p p e a r ‘if Ma,ti-«II and F'ln>y Moore or , J e m LafUie, the buccaneer who Rtlch, Mary Desne. and Jewell bom* hi Philadelphia. i_ l i k e City; Itrpiihlicin*, A 'lrn E. I n D a y t o n a C o n c e r t W alU r ,lf tt m ier iiavcn ami prayed on ah'pping In th* Guif of Betl*, soprano*; and th e -M iu e * Mexico. rommandrd a detach­ Martha Telford, Esin* Rtlch, -------■'Thoinas E, Svv.nson of Fori John llin tc i m ister ha* 1* ment of hla men at the Battle of V irgin* William*, Cecelia Tra Itubinoff slid Ii * tflOO.OIJO H in - 1 Lauderdale, turned to Gainesville to resume Now Or let ns and was pinioned luck. Lois'W olfer, Doom Morgan, hU aluille* a t the University of d iv aru s violin, will v l.it Ifayioiu For Supreme Court; Group i. fa r hla acts of piracy hy Presi­ CUyda Forgo ton, Doris Florida a fte r visiting bl> par Beach on Apr. Iltli nlicn he nti IJ ts l iv Rivera llufonl und S enile dent Madison. Roth Strong*, Mildred Wells, and enta. Mr. and Mr*. J- II- llln te r pear* in a |>upul.ir co n rtrl nt The iVesklent II. S tu n t Glllls of DeCarlin Palmer, altos. Auditorium. . F'uniak Spiings. m ister for tha weekend. Except for several rn g rg cn icn t* ; Grnup 3, In .u rrred ( birr JusAmong those *IU-nding the con- of a Special Mulllir, Hublnuff b a ' . (|re tt >. JI. Kills, who |ilaus to re(1 AIN KS VILLK—Alarhua n>un. cert given by the faculty o f the uot toured ihe re iiih y in M -rrn|t ife: T n in u u G. Fidcii of Tavnies. ty Negru homo dsmonktretlon Conservatory of Music *1 Rollins year*. He ha* la u featu re) "on .Judge Idwyn Tbomns of Fort Lm I T i m To-Nlihl s'lisl* women are making *tronS llosnell the broadcast ng network during Pierre and J. Tom Watson of efforts tu Improve lb* appear College at the Annie thi* j-criisl a* well as eoiiilurtdr Tampa. -nm-ci of their homes and *o pro. T heatre on Friday evening weret of the New Yoik Psramoutil t) ( | n)ll], n, for Iwn year*, Ultra■lure fru it for family u«e, Sixty Mr. and Mrs. RDiiley Bennett. Theatie o ith o s'ra where be i** | „f l»le Fred II. Dari*: fire fru it and 43 ornam ental Mr. and Mrs. Jul-ua Takach, Mis* tab lahrd a record for a long time justu-tv Roy ||.'C hapm an m d John Lil ian Foster, Mia* Helen Ben­ tree* were planted In a r#e*nt engagem ent on llruidw ny buY i« Melvin ijra rn of I. ve Oak. rampn an u|nns this line dlre«*d nett. Miss Doris Jackson, Miss W right, Miss Daphnc *»• hia dynamic music on the air t Kor RallroaiJ Commission, Group by Mary Todd MrK«na|a. Negro MaHha lh at made him r national f a v o r l 'e .^ Flugene S. Mallhrwo, liKumTakach, and Robetl Herndon. buine tigent. ! b ru t; W. K. ( Bin I. J Hancock uf Madison, ami Hi ice Davis of T hirty p er cant of all state sen Sweden In* a "silent traffic" law T*lla list-.see, A pprrxim atrly 04 per cent of alora holding office* In IJ37-3M which prohibita llic blowing of au * Rh b M VMMmlR Groi.p 3, Chairman Je rry W. the electrIcily in th* United States had never served in a legls'atutc lontobil* horns in cities except In la gene rated by privately-owned and about (0 per rent of i l l *•- i mmgencie*. -'A nother law. pun­ C l t i c r ,. W a'lrr Kdine of Miami companies which hav* an Invaatad arablyroen hod had no previous ishes the m otorist who splayhe* a and Wilbur C. k ng of Zolfo Iprinyr*. capital o f «1 t,000,000,000. law-making oiperienc*. pedestrian. > For Congress: F'iixt D 'a'ricl, *■* m *< »\Ji,*JjyV . THB BANKmiJ HBRAUJ. BAWOKD. ITOHITO ' HOO-RAYE! rffl/ V * . GENEVA Ziti|iia & Marigold Mrs. Herbert Russell I.orctta’H Place | f Fine Watch Repairing 3 Diamond Setting Engraving 3-McLaulin, Jeweler Mr. And Mrs. Merkle ti>" *.. ....... . ►•bn * judge m w W .C FIELDS H ibk M OADOSI Of 1938 MARTHA RATE ROROniYUMOUR Tuea.-Wcd. nHRSTIOOffittS wMseraa wlia •*■ ■ «• s i t u s * c&c Liqoor Store We carry a e CATERING Uona—Cnrd ParUnt Dinner Partial plete lin e o f Liquors Wines Whiskeys Gins Mrs. M. D. Gjtchd ▼▼▼▼▼FT V y T T T T T T T T T t 311 Saafard Am . Try A Delicious IIome*£ooked Meal AT LANEY’S DRUG STORE, implete Lunch |Select your food from a Lot of delldoua nandwlrkca Iand home cooked poslrini . . , Meet your friends at lU n y 'a . * WE FILL AMs P K K S rm m oN S -1 PHONE 103 nual Lubrication SPECI AL3 D a y s O n l y - A p r il 5 - 6 - 7 Different Services Performed On Your Car — Only $ 1.00 G u a r a n te e d S q u e e k P ro o f fo r 1,0 0 0 M iles S u p e rv ise d By L u b ric a tio n E n g in eers? The Following 44 Servi^eH All Performed On Youc Car v ' MAKE HEADY grease and dirt fmm Kprinifs Clean urease filtings t ' . ' ’F Lubricate dutch pedals • .‘ ■v Luhricatej hootl hhiKos *' Lubricate water pump L u liric n tc c h o k e w ire Lubricate SprltiK Huddles Lubricate distributor shuft A rotor Lubricate fan bearing Lubricate throw-out bearing Lubricate steering worm & sector Lubricate door slops COMPLETE LUBRICATION Lubricate brake cross members Lubricate rear wheel bearings Lubricate tyron shackles Lubricute other shackles Lubricate steering arm Lubricate rtulch rods Lubricute radius rods • Lubricute Drag line ^ Lubricate springs 4 : Imbricate lujike rods Lubricate olher fittings Check shock uhsdrbers Chis'k ■«, * differential ‘ t" " .......................I dp Check transmission 1 Check wet^dutch . ’.'.......r ....... M Check kins' iM'tlnii ....... k,-*I Lubricate generator Lubricate csrburetor Lubricate accelerator Lubricate starter Lubricate windshield wiper Lubricate battery terminals • !! !4 Windshield Wiper Insivoctrd Spark Plugs In s is te d and Adjusted * : * ' + ,« f •*. r ? * V'i .. w" Chick lik'hls Clean windows ami light lens Sweep out. car iiiifidu Cheek tires \ f’iieck and fill radhtUir Check ami fill nulialor f 'fleck and fill liattery Hydrometer rea d in g .............. Seminole Tire Shop 201 N. PARK AVE. PHONE �/ TUB SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA S A M C U A R D M A C K W IT H W A R W E A P O N S l. motto .f military apeeWiata wlie,rtmlnd the n a lion (feat an April I—anniversary of United Slate*' entry Inla world w ar In 111?— Ike nallnn'a frontier* and hrm behere w e al peace, tvllhln Ihoae frontier*.I* Fort Bennlnf, G a , the larfrat aehaol for tipeclalltrd war Irtln ln r In the roitnlry, with ISO atudrnla and a military population of 1,500. Above, a mock attack b r planet and lanVi trail thenrler tau ih l at F art Bennlnf. M O D C K N I U C C T W H I P ’ radio aortal awaya from tank, maklinr men inaido to eommnnleato wttk other anlu nunbover the Fort Bennlnr, Oa, “betUeireand." Al Ihla fort. oa< tabllahed In 1111. aoldlen aro taufhl to Baht with riBea, bayonet* artillery, tanka, yaa and airplane*. B R I N G ’ EM B A C K A L I V E ’ Oeorya Putnam, buaband of leal Amrlla F-arharl, and Iona Reed, docklny al Ban Dieto after aclrnlinc crultc lo tropica, dlaplay part of catch. V A L O N E lo America traveled Norweilan Joan Jenaen, for adoption In Brooklyn, only to bo held up at Ellia lalaad while pa­ per! were checked. I T S A N I L L W I N D that doean’l hrlpAlom Ikr rham. plonahlp race of ihe ll-foolrra which called In Sydney, Aailralla, harbor duilna annlveraary ceUbralloa. GOOD EXAM PLE forhla rrjer U Bnyerprlot 1I0.0M OOC tnrnlleea waa act by Bohorl lerliaer <leftt. director, with ». Sarto taklnf imprcmlona. W O O D S P R A M I J , .a P f . M A H E N T CCC pleaded Director Robert Fechnar, toottfyb# before ooaalo . •niikyiueni rominliiec, tltlitf need of aapplylar work for youtha. Iarladed In work of CCO—v iiCCMiinl aienry known aa ttmercancy Oonaorvallon Week mfahllahid nad ir not of Marik II, 1ft U y nervation of iruulrv'- •'clurti roooarr m. Improvement of Iheoo roooaraoa cmbraeea ronatrnc �^jj'}V 1 v T gum, I, m>. i w - i r iir n im n— - m i n rnr i n i i p i p i i i h i — — r w T l m i t i t i m m ■m inn i r m i t Hr r a r f o r o ~ ■' 5 I W f M fi".1• - > . - tiKnA i.n. r a h po r t *. F l o w n * . iwrami' l- • ___ « i? -n en p iF c- . >»»j Sanford During M arch W39 Slams Out 4 Blows; L o o k o u t Pitchers l Y i e l d Four Hits i Joe E n d nnd his Southern worth. H arry S tratton, Red Lane, Led lie ''L illl> Joe" It lira Tin, L * f|u e Chattanooga Lookou's an ­ and Jim m y Hliehcock will old the ■ca third in cso r for the Sanforl nounced today tb si .hey will liol.l :esm considi isbly. entry of th> Plorida Rial ■The hotting corps, rated a» *nn their Spring training aeiivlilcl in 4a ugue. th* Sanford llegol i of the strongest In the loop, in­ this city n e st year. Luukouli won n„ y t j .1 d claim E n d will h are his squad re ­ cluded names of I'hll W einer', over th * loe.il V.imilcaiis" nt Jhe port to thia city about Mur. .10 Heck Burner, lUck Ba.»r. Bud i in­ Sanford Mun'clp I Itsll Park yes and it. ia txpoc cd that he will ning. Kirby llsy rs , Dick Larina(enlay nftrrnoon. • schedule appro sluin'cly eight ex hen and Red Marion, and a num­ Ituggor'o btastril out four hits, bHilfion gam es at the loral park ber of young recrui-s. tw,i-double* and n pair of insle , About 40 men will take part w ith maj<i> and m inor loop clubs, lo lend his mates to an earn .'I • The Chatlanoona aggregation In the spring training «c Ivitler victory while three p itrh e n . trained in this city l i f t Spring here next year and It was indi­ Johnny Book Boh Fisher and i and Mad a successful season al- cated (hat most of the exhibition Dob Hope held <bo Vans In only ■' ILough they finished a'venUt tBts will be wi ll m ajor league five m ollered base kniws. Place in the Southern circuit. This tram s su m as D itrolt, WashingTbe regular, eoileetcd a tola) season, Engel held Ids training ion. 81. Louie Cardinals snd s e v -, of 1! hiU off three Y*uUig»'i csrnp In Ddytona P«ach hut re ­ eral others. boiler". Frank (illoi., Joo Plmb'r ported lo be dissatisfied with 'h e nml Cories Ward for their eight prevailing winds and * aim ihc tallies. They sent thre# runner* p a th waa repor'ed to be not quite L o o k o- u U ^ s M a -y C l a s h , J c ; Lou's sucressfully .defended h.'s h e n y w a ig h t hosing title nt Chicago, knocking ou' Challen* 1 acinss tbo p|ato in l ho iniii'd suitable for training ression*. 7 gvr B arry Thomas of Miune-ota in the flf h roung. Here the rourageous blond lad from Hie Nmt* tram a will’ll lluvk Rodgers, sill Tba deal waa made . yesterday lands Is rhown down fo r the last tim e; while the Im passive Brown Horn In r stands over him an.I Ref­ gird, went to croud on Hug afternoon by Mr. Engel sis! I'testTim Hanford Lookout; may lo r.o ’s alngle nml b.dh adrancm l eaBnit H enry Watson of Ihe S«n- play their initial exhibition game eree Dave Miller hurries up (o wave loiuls In bis corner. A few second* after this wJcJuie was neade to |oB;| Die liases when Pet > * ■ofcfd Baseball Association who Thursday night nt the lo<a| ball Thomas was counted out. Muhullc siVur<xl * walk Win holds p lease on the Municipal park agolngt the University of llre»ri singl'd lo tally two runs, Frltn HlAv Truffle Athletic Field. Mr. W a'son toll Havana, Cuba, nrri'idlnt'. in an Wi lilt wo* sole oli a fielder's . Tr.-ifflv llrn Vfiutdv llnr«* a Herald representative line nnnminrttiicTii made by Henry J TMil NfJ-lu It..11 GREYHOUND etiolee, Clark ingli'd shortly Is* morning, however, that no do Watson this morning. • I’fnfilt'r «*|»f.lr^ Ml** |*nt M i tn *roro Mshalle lint Serog E M U IK S TUNIGHT tails would be relrnseil for «•« Although no ’def;n'io arrange Kin* went out short' to first lo |*inl«lil'« K H lrln atrnl weeks. RIVERSIDE. Calif.. Apr. I td l nit'nt has been mode clue to a end the IlltlluK^ t. It •- 3-D. Alii*The Lookouts this sinson ant bit; program time is to be lie! I ilkI'lltllT 1. S J.oenn liss torn known tor U -,'" i Till *'*•%11Inn The longest biow id the game being named as a po'siblo Soutli- et the Kent!*’ Club (hat ev .n o : 5; v r n ii a* lllvriskle's nlann • • . Ik Dltiw Mik *l«l* •all'll in the s.-veuth frame wh • i Jliti'e Jlull, iii*I'M Lurk •♦**! cm League chain|il> n. hip lenm tlm L .oko'it nreijr ..aid th U • lie • h el.. llritlki' |, Ion (lip io Ihe arqulsi inn of n Hum tiff may be playe«| in flip of|i 1 nine that peilod he h*'* Will llronii, regular right field . i;« • • .1* It M*l rill'll i id W er ant) Drds her of vnluahlc new players and noon tHlnb,,d Mount Ituhidmis every et .litltiimvl n Mil to Ilie liglit. l l ’lrsl Hall .1 llnilji ll-mltlrl tv or Paint F mimI K1■ie Clvi-s’tTvl la n d C 1111 pony To I_ mo ri ng, nt 1 lying ■' the *01110111 ei-nler Held wall for three bases also the nn in lug oi W alter Millies Watson made no statem ent 1 1 Tin Dull Dral.itit, (IN* 1Hi *'r 1*ii' It. Slieph id el ua. at m anager. The Lnoknu’s have re ,tin! lo gnma.i th at may a|«o bill T.r. MU' MlJat In 'inn to finite nn old Iron belt with In n men on Ilie sack-. 111nk V AOi .im I. r Fisher, toy the . oeoiul tim e, Tmffi* , Miirph Ho* 1 E. Boykin ei vir. hanging there seven times at e s ­ been repor'ed es having the lies' r.Lived b e ts a g iln st tbe Hav.tiittab! IliM* » Tim THIRD IIM T S»-U Dili iv i. most tt f e ' tivo a . In' hurled Infield in the elrrult and a Indians ana tno Jackarnvi||.< T .r* hfPMBtl Ill'll «*f H a iti'’ lion fir • j Frank To t). II. n.iilry et us.. se1!y 7 o'clock. Mr mb’ W, l. \v. , group of (mwerful h l'lers surti of the Hontii Allanlle Lennlo Ml Htt He finds it takes him t.t'li' three Inn na* and iillowt'd rioly l l- t I* ■li’*tii,i Ilu Lin In i*** .i , ek Deo Miles, llu lr Alexaud r ► eps 11 ml .in mtnu.ts In rlindi Ho one I'M "Idle Rook 'Unwed IW" Man1K i * iiy t.ory of the !I’m AdminisIratiivV Dr-d It..-. Im.l ♦mu Freddie filngton. Johnny Hill. I.H ibnit- n <1 Ihl, o riii lo ; ihu*. •i«'M i;« .1 ?>*h 1 W . Ailnis. Kst. moun sin, and nt rilmtes hi* es- ami H op' two, lietiiuR more th in 1 D m IIhT ’lei 1 n u ’i: m i! d i: Pulm H| W aller M illbs nnd a number ol anntln r m’r< r|nh game v ||| hp Anns F. Wodburu To Main I W. eeltem health -o this dally es* ••lie .-til'd'* were Buck R od.'Ms, M it lint » It* * III*" - •|*l Iran I*. | . Muimlie, Win llinn ii on I 1 11 i-c otheta. Much coiudstunt playrrs played nt lie1 park Ibis alter* U th 'l t- .al Brown ol sl. \\ It s'* J'"- Huggeiio. 1i fi 11 4 n Ti llf fir* 1 lin* :i 1. '•"» ' aa Kay Itonneycul, Jimmy Blood- noon. \greem en; For ll-ed I'm >1-11Ik i l l « 1 111** Coi o.l Slates is i he largest The eo*ie Iiy liming" were a* C n sil tun, Sophie B. et vir. To C. i h i m ij \* i: 1 I* MMr impor er o f try* mannfai lured in fellows •hlH c D .Ml » A. Haines r t ns. I’ii.im*' L in : II 1 1*«’l k •1*1*111. Blit M i India !• |h*' -croud 1 imiiiIk.'I " ii"l mm <N" S sti.facliens Of Morlagr* • *.»v llo|» K« II 1; ' n: III' pi* clio-i i o f Japanese li'g u ls i t 11“ mm I'll N J nt i r » \ Ilf! * * 1' Fill ml Rose tie m int Adm inistration To Impest teys. i\ m i i a d i * -. lb Dili' Bat I'd i<‘s ' VtiiodKiiiis. lilies, Itribn H. g Jessie I. Booth. **fMirOi»v Hor Uht'i " * ( I'b ld rr, W ail! nil.I Rau'lolf: Boot: S nford A lD nlir National Bunk L i*. Ilimt In" l.—-Annonrweinenta | nt a bn renin S-. uiinolt* !*)• *11 j ..u. i: • ■ " flii'li I » . II. F. i s . I . F. ( i s r n r r , | p r n „ ,,r >oniig. Ilf in. up Jor l'r*H*l ft* rirl. i To W l \ Toueh'on pt us, - ' C* t. Inr. C iiil Nulls HAVE YOUR Watch repaired by Kqcitahle l.l'e A ssurilire Sis- ety one who really knuws how, Avoid eos.ly u p .iir bills—lm i ‘Ill’ll inHi): MuM N'ri .ill of U, S. To lien D. Caswell el lla rri'o n . Fled It. V Tom M ll'rr j Ca ehel, Finest K \', Mill y Hers- | Jap 'tiess* m e 'm id lie n new 1‘lei'n t^rggs, Jeweler Megnolla Ave. | Hosier i U iy 't paint—it's the I|m 1ttriiiK Wli’i't H1 us. Milt. T I II »'*• iiiltes. H im Mo| el al. j reUnloid fu r '" y in Ticid-ili, N iolh li'i, \\. J. Ross'inii soundest defense ugninst lot. !«•*1 ’ In, lloll • battel M ortice d i p unit 1 Attention Chase ami Company Vs Charles Chinn, wldrli tv I! Use unlive Chi t' tinley Rogers llaidw are Co. c i m i i t i i ii y* •K L " m |l>. W itherspoon T. II. e' us,, Pauline r-*>sr Horn* Owner* I'll l*l«K l.lfl J u l Ainu lot in | ne'e cnltnii as raw material. •I — ■— • llenliam To Per, I'lial Loan Society, Ine - HftIK * I*** r *loir III Ht • * *«> uOK YOUR roofs over and if 12— W a n t M M|i«rilv li.tfl U ji*' Utilroii 1 Final Judgrm -nla they need painting have it done \M„ Will before' the rainy season start Wi 1 buy Cypress poles for lath * Cudahy Pack tig Co., a rorp. Vs. NINTH It \D»: % U MIL* stork 6" to if," by 5o" long. L* i*LtniiitLI - Pol* ' Ilcnjimln .1 O vees'reet. Jr. Mil 1(» Mm) Wo h are special Metulljr. root II. A Itk M L m ) dI Nil D m Ii . paint for tin roof*, ami Itpdy t.’olr OSCEOLA CYPRESS COMPANY. THNTt • It \*-| *. HMIlp A ttilmi m f rbof coating for roiii|sisl|lqu Will pay enah for mrtmd hand Mi ilniitftii v»rt) no i I*, f.rl. *. o roof*, tlu r prlei's nn> right. Hill NKMINtll.K I'llARM ACAl. p nno. Box .'If.J. Sanford. fir • r'nitpi* ID .l t*rllip*> Implement Co., Oak Av1’^ Store. 1,11Li |l*erv ll.ill.t » C O , INC. ■i.kt.-i: i-ra T H ls , r.I.HVKNTII Miller Bldg. Patk Ave (T tm vnvnutfu , . " 15—Apartments For Kent STilAW fiKIlRIRs for running. r i v n m in n s m i n i tip im Flebl run or rapped a tt ! l /‘*r , kp A psrlm enl, 112 W. 4 h Si. lir.XMT WH'I. I I'l.lX. j i i o rT im in M is r Washed, Also itraw herry Julcg. Furnished Up.Ulin mom. Large i'ltK.yCKil'TlONS Small Payment Knch Month Al 5'<’ InlcreNl Phono 414 W. Hex parkardI “ hd “ ivy. Convenient to Im th .! — ------------ — . . Hot and cold water. Al«> furACCUHATKI.Y O CVl!RY DA Y W C 1 r C O M t Nothliic To Pay Until .’Ml I)».vh A fltr Job N Cotniili led s i t u a t i o n W a n te d (nlahwl dow nstairs room and sun COMPOUND,;!) O C T T F R R N O W N AB 1 H I _ . ------- , , psrio r. Private entrance. Phone C P C A T n B B O F AT ItKMAKKAIEI.Y Cook—gcnerrl housework, or will RHDUCBD PRICKS. travel. Jessie llatel, 415 E. 3rd S E i: I S FOR BErAILH O uality P r in liro OBTAIN OUII PRICK UN 16—lloium For Kent 1 retiB ttll isa ■ buul o u r IM H V tIH 'A i. p i l l i« If I I ^ In s tru c tlo n i, ' kcrnihiieu bung alei le — thor­ P OINTING P p O U l 1 MB r o w THINS BKCORK FI I f 1 \t i oughly Innovated and bring ruu m ; wii.i. hi: rtrijpiiisi ii UELIADi.k men >“ uko up Alii Human Alark Clock (Jets ’Em lip Early ,• - w- • ! Seminole County Court Records y C l a s s i f i e d A d v e rtise m e n ts I)o You Know.... Simionl Paint & Glass Co. Will Finance Your Paint And Repair Job G A I N I N G C O N D ITIO N IN ') and Electric P.iint'd. Apply lilS 1 J Park. SEMIKQIE PRINTING Co. P I I O N i : 403 - A r c . 4. f i d , J Refrhfeiallon. Prefer men now 3,,— UoUMts tor Salt. H M M M ) and mechanically I n - --------------- ------------- - - ------clIpKl. w th fair edurntlon and 6'Room Bungalow snd beautiful wlliiug to train spare timo to i fo*nUhing«, reasonable, phono be emus nsports In Installation * “ service wor g as. weU ae F'ahrdiw;, n t.muting, ale. W rlli 33— Personal HR". pr<>ei'l ore up* lion UKN OLD AT 40! CRT PEP UlllBle* l u l . , earn of T bs Han N, w O .lr-s Tonic T ahletf en> f o « Herald. loin raw ••. (''; mviRornl'r* n n l 2 DR. MILLER Sanford Paint & Glass Co JOE PA LOOK A A N Y NEWS KNOBBY? —t — e " j * r i — nv* RECAPPING mi% SAVING W e K u n rn n le c f i r s t line f t e r l i r e m .le a g c in our fe e j p g ft r e t r o d * . I’he p ric e U te*H t h a n h a lf t h a t i f a n e w lire . l ^ l / l l i l i f a G I i Ih 175 x in—s».no cno x ir>—sn.is li-c A COPY RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. 5 lift x 17— $5,511 I^mmond K1,KCTR!CAI. nml MUSICAL TIRE SHOP : E. Snd St Phone I' M E R C H A N D IS E Lucky Mashes t ’h'rk Slnrtcr—(irmvInR Mash—idiyint; .Ma*h ICs got whal It ik es to make high records Mlsed Fresh —Priced so that j ou ran afforii Is * feed SEMINOLE FEED COMPANY With Cubans April F A V m i f . w Mw rn — r—— ■— pa re !Ruggerio Leads Regular Locals To An 8-3 Win S p an g T r a i D i n j A ctiv ities I n i :■=$■vy'■yr,n*fr-rrrr -> LOUIS WINS IN FIFTH BY KNOCKOtlT sl, Mantes Deal Witli, Henry, Watsoif. Of. nford Lookout Cluj* Approximately * 40 Players Will H^If); Dri||s. Upw?. • = VAX1*1111II, , . ! P lllix r. Bl RILEY’S A l 'l t l l . 5 T H R U A lH tll . 7. li»;iN i’ii* Cherries as ■ 2 lor Pork & Beans 25c 2 Tor 15C Esquire Fruit Cocktail 2 lor Gibb’s Spavin !(i Ml. 1 ' l l ' l III S IIM Sliced Peaches ;i fur Tall Borden’s Milk ;t for All Green Asparagus 2 fur 25c 5c 25c 19c 25c W A A A A A A A A iX A A A A A A A A A A A A V <NEW POTATOES 5 lbs. . }><> 4LIMA BEANS lb.................................SeP JCABBAGE lb. lef 4FLA. SPINACH :i lbs. 5t> 4 ^ w t t t v w v w w v tju .ilil) H i'iiui Lmt'iit loilli or Rdi y W V X *T7 W WX^ l.rutiomy l)i'|)iirtim>nl All .Meal I j i i i i Ij C H O P lb. We ' Lin 1 i'Hided lailn | s ■I A K III. VVes'ern ladn or IUb [ V e il ('M O P S ’ll [T r"der MudA Q ( ■ llam 2 r c n i i 'r ■!! m v J: w STKW ll». Me t n • al U O A ’ T 'll. laiin or Club DTKA h Hi. Ci in "I lire or 1*1111 S A I L S A 0 0 2 Him n u gri s ,a v n « a j THE BLRN-UP NOT A WORD. •*tHor stim illauli, fine dot • sl*ut» pew pep Value }l 00. IntrndiirT o r h a i r » i : s.m f i. lymi* tory priee S'te. ra il, w rite flan •o»b reklater, rings np at fk »». ford Dreg Company. I—yWUlhjHinu*,_____ YOU'RE IN A PUNK SPOT. YOU WON'T NEVER BE ABLE _ / TO G f i r ‘IM IN J l SHAPE WHEN j V VA FIND ‘IM. say \ RODNEY'S G O T A GREAT CHANCE OF BE ATIN' JOE TH' NEXT ' T IM E . they Ta n ' BLACKBURN'S r HEAR TH' L B O Y S ARE ' GONNA TRAIN 'IM f - f GONNA BACK r HEAR. VA RODNEY. CORUM KNOW WHAT LIKES 'IM PER A THAT MEANS. A l C C K YO U Af D G G . r A IN T IN T R U S T E D D O N 'T YA T H IN K A N Y T H IN G C O U N T S „ E X C E P T F IG H T ’ F I G H T A a i i T V v F / g w r / ,— rJ By Jo M otor D A N DUNN - Secret Operative \9 BO THATB WHERE ACE BART i UVWft/ A PERFECT SPOT FOR A COUNTEPPElTEA—TM IRTAINCV « U 0 THAf ACC'S I'L L OCT BACK T O T O W N AND TOM O R R O W I'L L GIVE T H IS PLACE A GOOD IN S P E C T IO N --IF ACE IS ^ DOING MIS PRINTING H E R E IT'LL B f BAiSV T O G ET T H E EVIDENCE. AND PUT HIM _ AND HIB G A N G IN J A I L . V BARTk GUNMAN WHO WAS TRAILED BV D AN , \ TWKT5 i RELIEF.. A C IN CH , TH ' CHARLIE--"IHOUGHT HE MIGHT BE L GUV WE SAW C O P R E R -I GOTTA WAS A LISTEN IN ON T H ' TRAVEL! N ' SA LESM A N — I /.R A D IO N O W —IM EHPECTIN' TO HEAR TALKED T O FROM BARNACLE N__H IM . -J 0 ANY M I N U T E / n "T hY two hundred THOUSAND DOLLARS IN COUNTERFEIT MONEY IS READY, - ] FOR ME NOW/ ii m u u r V �* y jEXANDER KORDA'S •T MUSICAL racSDUCTIOM Ickes Denounces Hike In Relief Fascitm As Foe Foods May Reach Of U. S. Liberty $2,000,000,000 Salvation Fund Drive Launched Tf CANCfeR SERUM VICTIM AND CLINIC HEAD Cantinas* From 'i n oil* S e c r e t a r y Declares P r e s i d e n t Expected T o t a l i t a r i a n i s m To T e l l Congress Is Distinct Threat OI Unemployment I Chdptar Sfi dear M artial" effused Thl"I'm delighted to see you. l |h t tal" He waved Martin J r beside tea desk at which been mourn fully going over minis. afraid I ean't slay tong," irtin. "I'm la a great hurry." sure*, nf eouree. You know, I look a liking lo you Mel Xsaid to myself, 'el no mat- lowing number to tea thundsroua appreciation Of tea audtenoa. T o d Thlbaud, from tee wine*, walehed llene la hla boa unlit tee deleetlwu be bad eallad a n t M "What's tba charge?" they wanted to knew. "impereooetlnff Reno Martin and forging hie elsnalare." Ha lad them up to tee boa where they found Martin. "Why, Ihli ie Rene M artial" "Then the cheek's good!" J toque* almoet aereamed. Meanwhile Jeanelle finished a number and ran Into tba wings, where Klkl ctutebed at bar. ■They’re coins to a rreet him far forseryl" Without watting to hear any more. Jeonette daehed bach* stage to Ond them. And when tba ra il boy announced the grand finals, Jeanelle wee nowhere to be found. "We've sol to Itnd her! Where le ehsT- flha'a In the Ibeelre somewhere!" yelled ThibatMT dlepatehtng couriers In all directions to look h r her, while from the stage they could hear the muilo mounting louder and louder, faster and faster, aa lbs eue for I he nnata rapidly approached. Mill no JeanMte. "Now w hale wrong f* demanded Martin. "W hale wrong! Jeanette's die. appeared! And she's got to go on! t’e r'l somebody do something?" "Certainly, I can go on. W atrh me." And V fo ra they could atop lion In ■n a ild rrtj. bruiilraet over program whWh may cost about t hd'kinwltlp hookup, nl a dinner f t e S W . 0 W . rom m rm nr'ling (hn n lil'e h ann|. Mr. RooeevrT, e f l t r a nn*l tr rra r y r f the fn tn d in r of Ihe rbcckap wl h hie flreal e ip e rti. Jetvlih f la ly Courier, tile rub- (ip*eted lo Inform congtte* abort’ jeei waa. B 'P rogress’ by Purree." ly of the piocUn a atua of Iho !),- Irrlng that ho auaprrird unemployment erlfU arising from •'ellhrr Ihe m o'ltea nr Ihe In’elll- tho trade stamp, and his s t a r t qenrr nf those who would have u< ntedf. mart lu I m:r foter« agilnet a W urki Progress Admlnletfntor hotels Inmc imry dangrr o f com- lla rry L-. Hopkins, hla aialatanv unit hut while fiterlvin Ihundrra a* Aubrey Willtame. nnd t t l ’A ef®* Ihe jt ir« of o ar rltadel of liberty," romle* Ic o n Hem'erern ill»cu»eod hr s e r re s ry ad tint: j tho all ua' ton In detail with thv " I* ; us make no m 'alakr. Tolall- ■chief eveeu lea while returning tn lrn ltm H a rval threat to o u r, from W arm Spring*, and are unIneliltitioni. Mnre and more pen- i d u tlg o tl In have (old him a hike pie n ,e com ng in reengnlie the 1 in Ihe relief outlay It vital and iu n e ir w rit In America of thin uuayW able. ruth!®** p n fllk sl monelcr -that wCjftlrlala close lo the -.White hunt* by day rm l prowl* by night. Incuse have Infrrm rd rung rets Ion; "They are cnmhlff to real ar « Itadere that Mr. that in !.-" we are Itirkier than '*>«* 'h e original |I,OOOMOOOO we are likely to I*. our concern for m in e s ed In hi* Jan. 5 budget Ihe safely nf our democratic lit- mearaga will do a» a “a ta r le r ' If allluHmti will in c re n e rather 'h e WPA I* freed from reatrN tlona governing the rapidl y of ■ptnding. prosper I card»: 13.000. 000." * M your a m * around «ey vealri , , . JTeee Mae me!" Inconvenience, I'd Itk e th a t have a share In my show." very kind of you,* replied eking out hie checkbook. e u mind passing me that Ie began writing. shall we eayT~eMd Jaequee , "A hundred thousandT" « r me, no." rhape thet la a tittle large, »T , . . Thirty? No? . , . . F leet" k. nothing bke that." proirtln. sy gear fellow, think ot lo be made in the thela mention Ihe Atm tg phonograph recording him, Martin walked Into ihe stage In (rent of ths walling chorus, and 'lie I glit of reason guard hln started dancing, "Slop Mm. somebody, stop him!" front within against thla treicher screamed Jaequee,' "Oh. my beaull- mi» lor but lo Join his fe’low rltl. fut show!" tens In resitting it from without.’ But hie feat* were needless. Fer Rene, e tc h in g the rhythm of Ihe muelo and calling upon the eonelderable dancing skill ha bag devsloped through year* of practise IJ J U III. O V * n i t s o u ( Df j,, „ j,|{e w om en recently for amateur shows, gave a very creditable performance th a t gradR n K p l A r m I PM in * mined four hid syphilis. uelly won over Ihe audience from F urther po filing out tin t there enlckers of drhalon to gasps ot admiration and Anally loud applause. I u . i l Av U I C I U l C P ,n , r^ u U r j or iyR) ,i u Then Jeanelle. returning from a breathless search for Reno through c ttc v e e f n e 'e t p n „ !« ">* r t " " " / >•« Ihe baekstagv Jungle ot properties liu rr ti.'en e4".l«M when tlu tolored persons, Miss MtDougsl you please accept tela and debris rushed Into (he wings said Rene, thrust ing it and found Thlbaud. thirteenth ce„lury m thadret «?**"• 'fc*' “ •“ « *•>« «W* »• la*. I'm In a great hurry." "Jacques, you mustn't have him palate, uie.1 s . a m ilitary f“? '*»*!? trvnlm enls to be Co­ > U |k Jacques took the arretted, it waa my fault be Itn1 looked at It, than looked personated Rene Martin." rnell, by the loyalist-, fell « ,ti"'K*d to commit with their rvgark at Martin and laughed "But ha is Bans Martin. The Iho uatlnnalww. physleems that it U Impotsadty, polios have Identified him. Q uit*— .tier it'e |n»allele' Ill-fated f» ? ''h e County rh y s k U n , Dr. trill amuse you, Martin, get out there for the Analt." at this casualty 1 thought She Joined Martin on the edge, n tv rilU c k , Vj>|U» lurneU h it ^ R*1*1* tlonit to trool all of [hack for « million franca" converting hla h i sect effortlenaly is upon the csetle. doutlnalln.1 '**?,“ **** n*?^ , . . ill you accept IIT Fine Into a duet. And while they daneeg. entire rlly. The door* were Revofllng th at CA trcatm enU for ter." Martin eatseg hla he pleaded with her In undertones, gashed out of tee olhee. "Jeanelle, I want te tell you that .led by divert «M.I|c,y hiU » « * « ■ • eenetta came In a tew I—“ I tank, united through tho » r- Kirk \o culo™d p aU .iit. in iter, eh* found Jacques "That you're Rane Marita, and faithful flunkey, Clare nee. Ihal you've had a nice laugh at my r i '. The InpourtnS Moroccan* October, MUs M tDougsl stated wildly shout the room, eapenae. D en t bother—I'm never tlhlisted tin- lujalU U U.er . ' h«* ,h« BW tbrf b m o w * t e J A r waving aloft the Marlin going to are you again, after deh arenaih-a ond b .y .u m t. n N evew^w. M in December. EM Bhe vanned at core what reiving me like that. -nag when they proudly "Rut what about Um way you tn ,o than JWO prt.o n rt* » « * " lJ *nU‘ r' ' “ d kar the check hey woret tried te deceive me? I'm the one e„ m the (Pel phase nf t h . » » while the number v oeulrmeg. Might aa well who really should be angry. . . . I ol Ibn city and mom limn of trra tm e n u glreu while perla team a t esse*, she Jeanette, deer—t do love you!" Meanwhile they danced—and the Xu loose! were said m have • « « « ' «» *'• . J««M rjf, 14 In Helen. The check la music rum ta a crashing climes n su tf.te .l by the « ..v .m m ,n ., > * • « » « *" he's net Rea* Marita. I "(let off the stage." whispered Jeea know Rea* Martin. I'm nett*. , . , "Nov put your aim lading d e l . * minded and P.U- , AH ut them treatm ent are given sorry, but — well, I wo* around my waist. . , . new this lo priftocu ko'olljr uu»h c (o fioy ta It. You wanted to meet amy. . , . How him mo. . , \ ^ a vilhtr for Iho iiMKlkine or fo r the rhe |o )a|p .|* t r r * sani tn b K rrk v 4 ( wad doe. net h f >rgsnlrt"g urmuui lta|agu*r. I I those who a>e able to p ly . Rotary Names Geo. E. Rollins A s President Push Enemies r Repealed In critical condition a t an Orlando, F la ., hospital la Mr*. Ola Hall (left) of Orlando who waa Injected wl h a srn im fo r treatm ent of caneer. Ten other persona who rccrtvtSl Injections are .lead. Shown a* his* desk Is Dr. T. A. N<»l (rig h t) who said ihe one bottle of serum from which Ihe p atten 's were treated must have somehow become contaminated. pile. SANFORD MARKET REPORT p u l p enpwri of anise « t (ru n e end vew e'ablee at lb* IMnfnrU i t s t e t i r m r V W h o le.ele Market In trucker*. eaVInt nenemblers tn d other dentate fur a I t hour period r a d iu s a t *:*• A. M. t o ­ day, a s reyorted by J. tl. MlebeeL Menaaer, O N loV i- I t W ) lows, ae tu, OXIUNMr bun, nr.*, to vie* t'AltSI.KV: per I'KAU H l r * . n l h it . ... .luellty, b rrt (lev* KM. n»r doe. LOST: Ten fool step-Udder? R an­ llnnrh tt-tlc , doe nun., I*e. dal! Electric Co. r< , 91.33-11.tf. Few LOST: Black key container wi'h t'KCAKtt: «!». vnrlou* verities keys. Leave a t Herald Office. M l. In | i w l . | w r lb.. I t t l - I K . r'KTTKHH! Fla t.u» nor*., ftew .nl W.inilera, arc tu quality ■I 00-gl .33: lit bus. r r lr , VVunder* guud, t1 .lt- tl.tt-ll.e s. I D T A T o n * '. He. API’LKft: Ki.etrrn llue. bekte. Turk Im prtiela lllark Twigs. u» euppllm. Delirlitu". U. H. I, Fair cundllLoa. IIA d-ll.tl. HKANH: (Mnnp) Hupnlim mnderatr. demand llakt, market dull ilia m e . m rln a t* '" and Valen­ tines are In <iu*lltp hae. hpr«, te r .ti.e e : w a x . t i e tt.ee, nttANlti ll.lm e) Hn«, bum lleet |t . t t : Poorer. Il to -tie e . HKhT"; kuppue* llhrrst. «.e mand modrrote. market rtendr. Fie. per doe. him . arc t> onetlty. 3».lte: TOPPNU. per buh tt-te r. n ttrirtD I.I: FI*, per In. t-t*. (’AlinA'IK: Kuppliee tight. d*mind miHlrrali. market weak. Fla. Cope sn*n» n w Me range htir«-v I .No. I*. W HO SHOPS riN E A PPV aK H : it A nis'HCH. ::«»-j*d" WftNftfltT The thm ghl uf the a ct h id d V lu rte d hint all these yearn, be IIRADFORD, P a .—U h —A rhlhl- w ru'e. i ml nuw h r wuaid like to kuod p rtn k of 411 yvuts ago km w tu whom he tuuld pay the uelgbed beivlly on the rone.irnre fee. of en Ulretn, N. V , man. T rn of the ly judge* who signed lie wrote Mayor Hugh J . Ryan the death w arrant of Chirlce I • letter, ivlathig that "way back o r i s e tr c J lr d a t the ttri'o ratto n In IWO" he visited the old fair- tn 1M3. grruads at Fouth Bradford, tlrt Instead of paying an admittance fee, he crawled under tee I ts tt. F c e ^ -H a y —Grain Fertiliser—Insecticides . ■ Fern Cr»te«—Strawberry Crates * w> M#c. RH*B**r R. N. NIPPER IHmnw ;; Ut cm , F o il hern. r« lln lilt os. No fVlli|»|;t|l«rv. FOR THE BEST E BELIEVE tb« women who mbecribe to th ii new tpgper ep p red ete our eHorts to give them the Yfry leteet new t—leeturea end service. Now, es en edded feature, we are prepared to offer our ffub■ojlnerf a wtde eelection of Americ a's leading magetinea fn combination with our new spaper. W ^ a ft. ftr*\ in fiiiftlli; C*■e "*e Every woman will unquestionably find this offer a dally benefit in beauty hints, and homev^alrfng suggeetkms. Thrifty ahbppen who com pare values day in and day out will qulchly realise the substantial saving now available through THE ECON­ OMY BEADING PLAN. A*k our y*ewtwv today to give you the complete from his portfolio of e ctu sl megen n e o o v rs . The Sanford Herald Campbell's Security Feed & Seed Store I 'u b a n F lft. por dot buna Kia. b»biK* nioom r tal** No Furt'lica. New '/.Mlittut 4 9 'idr. R g iJ A N II* Klf* . PM* K « k t*‘. lo w x «mhI • • * 73r ; W hite, taxir |o rixk . MTM AW|iri|t||l*V" VALUES '• ON I lls COM8C1BNCB . Ire(tnj j,y 0,htr phy. heoJ pirUllg d ih o n t n v n . f r * I". t*f. «oinmrrclciTi., N«i !■» 3H'*3I, Nte nnwls whi,r *,*n°*w'"**'• ®* 'w»rthra.i t.l Urldo where or wh4 general H u p b lie r r r t W flplJ «ru di> A pn^lx, « z . | | 11»: No. I t , i , govern w en t', Northern, yet-, tic e -ii.c a . IDT ATOW: Northern. Maine Orem Mountains. I'WT bags, few he. bege. eum h. t e - t i r , Ua J«. le - r Rut te* shew, as an Immortal sruaumahar uaee put I t had ta g* h And it did go en—q u it. nwta»- Chairmen Fred It, Wilson, a H, Coleman. H arry W o o d rtft John Galloway, j . II. BUwart. C. K, Adam*, ra p t, and Mrs. R. K. Rose. .............. L t. II*tel' W ltstao «ad ...... Mrs. F. F. Dutton, J■ N il, O. t). W ort man. It. nftnN'lKg- F t * . o '" atn rttlli. d t.te-tl.it-. t'K 1*. -e i.a t-lt.lt: it ba. bags, m ink. Sir: C* J>. He. rU ta I’s :F ll" l 1 : KH ■••• b«e ll.te-ii.jti.ua ie. li.et-li.iti H they were powerleea to . combat 'h e bualni-aa rtctielo n when " hit. "T here it no t|ue*tlon but 'h a t 11.000. 000.000 ia JnsufRcleht Id meet the nted fe r th e entire year," Chairm an Ed T aylor of Ihe house appropriations committee eald tonight. " I t will probably tie eufficltnt to tide ua over un­ til neat January, Hut the ultim ate program locks to me like about • contribution. to carry «n ■ Mm of the Army In senfurd. . 'r t t i n t h t f oWt th a t whiledonation* w«re most i c e t y |Q ) f C apt Ftoae ataled tk a pledges to be paid a t any tim# daring (be year will be acceptable, tn thla ■way, he aald. many who find t h e y are enable to conlrtbhl* caah. find It p o u Ihie to pledge th eir eupport a t ' aome fitter® liB f. . Capt, Ho o a]ao reported th a t approiim aloly 1500 ot th k 1*^*0 qeota ,c t (or this City boa boon turned in already by tlm Ad­ vance G ifts Committee, and naked for the continued to . opt re lion of the pfcblic In <hn drive tot fnoda to carry on tho work o f th e O r sanitation for another year. The folloi.lne who have been cboe< n a* offlrore In the annual drlvo were among those p re .e n t a t Iho breakfast and ware given TOJlATOUnt Supplies tig h t d * | ■aknd moderate, marker . e ie s d i* F la. louse r rta approa. IS the. aet, w its ranee la q n allty A rural 11Inn, dreane A (urnlnua r irse rally II t3 -f3 * e . Hla h.ki*. f a ir In neod nuatliy ere to rnndttlon. II M il.U tH date. A larger I.vet. (I It. dal*, fl.ee. I'oorer all park" b.wer. TFIIN IPH : Auppliee inodrrare; drmam. light. inurket steady Flk. Pnfpvn inoe. per doa. bun. I I . t»r TOI'TMP. per bee H IP . uue. bp ra. Ho aupplten. IDIIN: (Khelled) hnnthera -While HAI.AH. i* r m um I,.... i t ( i . i i rx * �^ •► * *0 r '■ * ^ « . j *" "'**«»,■* i jS u ford El Th« Only A ffording R j A cM W ittr Tnuwpt Ml a ir A N I N D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R NFORD, FLORIDA; TUESDAY, APRIL 5. 1938 HarrisonDemandaTax Bill To Aid Business 'Hillsborough Sheriff And 8 Other Pub-; *.J .He O f f i c i a l s Are^ Indicted In Cleanup Florida Labor I b is e s Okeh On Candidates MACK BECOMES j&EORGIA COLONEL /^pointed fat Drive o n To Sea A s Z \ !:j:Z E n J O fW a rh S e en Office-Seekers P r e ­ sented At Conven­ tion But Not Per* (pitted To S p e a k Two Republ icans SLAIN IN DESERT IWith Loyalists Dividr --------------------------------------------------------- *---------------- --------------! I H . K ■ I ■ lowr.l to m a k e . p e r c h e s . T heir w i t no opp» »ltion In th e m otion from the floor that, unco no speeches were nltouifd. 'hero ahoaltl b « no public erolnmcnirnia. Delegates banded in a ITo<m| of m a ‘u ion* bill lhanc went to n ■ ■ I ware Sheriff J . It. M cUod. Po­ lice Chief C. J . Woodruff. County , Demanding polleWa th at *>lll S altd ler 3. E. WlllUmo, Deputy dlrpal faar. raatora ConfUanc*,** S heriff E. C. T^gaa, Deputy Kd' Senator Pat H orrtaoi of HlaattVeetek City Detective Chief W. oippl, chairman of tho Sonata FID. Bnah and Conatoblbo Hughj nance Committee. I* ah own bo* fhdhrio'h. If. C. Ora r e t and fore the microphone a t Waahlng? H enry Boxeman. | ton la a radio addreea bkkllntr Tho Indlctmoaitf charged the fo r poblte aupport of tho comt'a f U d o lo with tho failure to or-' mlttee'o tax bill. Ha fa v e n ellm. ro il Odd prooeruto gamblora. The I ination ad (ho undlatNbnted prat' hood j a r each woo aet a t (MO. Ita ta* recommended by the adHe rad o f the nine had made bond by M eal Ime. ; ' W HIlama ahld bo would aeek a w rit of ha beat corpua aa a m eant o f attacking Uw Indlclnwnta. | Mayer B, E. L Chaneey (aid M m h a d f r k h to . t a > u w y » d r u r t ; : J P R T R t S r W T T l u r h hA J wo(Md+ ^ M C (oopend them from duty. f S heriff McLeod oald. -M y . commit tec whoic approval i- rc Connie Mack, the veteran ntanager of the Phlladrlphln Athletic*, qutrail before they come In Hie f oor One. which went to (he received the ki y to the city and waa eomnilealonrd a colonel on the eoeunlUca, propoalng ih* andoraamant of Senator Ctaoda Pepper wait road. Another leaolutlon of* farad by Tampa rlgormakoro would endorae (ho Federal wage* and hour* law. Plerida moa(e:gM a t the ron­ ferenew aakad a rooolution fo r the Irevmltgat'on wf< th e Federal muale project In Florida, charging *hat mualcUMa "through groat piiarapeeaentotlen" loft hornet and iDoohly tajQVt Opens Spring. Term Today ataff of (Inv. Itivcra of Ocorgia when Ihc Athletic* and the Atlanta Crockrra inet In A tlanta for an exhibition gome. I.*ft to tilth': Rov. Rlvem doing the eontnilealonlng hy Imutapcakcr, K»rl Mann, prenidmt of the Crockrra; Mr. Mark with hla hlg kcj', nml Ahln mnn Itolmrl C arp cn 'rr. mayor pro-lrm of A tlanta. Mystery Shrouds WPA Road Work Miamian’s Death, ReceivesApproval O fficers Claim Of Commissioners Salesman’s Body Was Federal Aid Is Sought * Discovered In Ev-. ; In Improving Sipes * ergladcs Waterway And Hughey Roads “ I D em ocracies . ,, ’ ■ gTMd jury naked the removal at Speculation Rif6 On !L * S £ . Moves lf Rebel Arho to attending the Stale Bankrra mies Win Civil War ______ ny MORRAN M. BBATTT world ate anxiously watching midnight ware; Rencral Franco's march to the Sheriff J. R. McLeod. >ca and asking th e ir expert*— County Sol cltor J . X. W illiam *.1 nnfidentir ly—to ynewa tpe train Chief of Poller C. J. W o o d ru lf. 'of event* In the wake of a final ch ief of Detective* W. D. Duah. nationalist vletnrv In Spain, Chief Deputy Sheriff Ahuxon ' The gucaa^a ure confidential boC. Logan. cause no government la willing Deputy Sheriff Ed Vca'ol. publicly lo count other pcopla’a C atutoh'e Hugh Cnlbrcoth. chicken* before they' it hatched. Constable H enry Botocnan. N aturally, the gn--*er* don't Const alia T. M. Graves, •tgreo cn details hut rnough of AM day and until almost the |th e ir opinhma h are leaked out In hour of midnight a t which It went demociotie capital* in make a oat of office the grand ju ry was jcompaa'le o f the sem e a fte r Frau* eotutgntly at work. eo wins—If ho does. Jt brought In a re p o rt bristling w ith charge* of wholesale garahlPossible Drvoiopmrala <r«wilawMl " ■ Paw* M il Her* are four hlg develop* tnents the guessers expert in lha wake of Insurgent auec««a; 1. Methodical, red-sashed Gen­ eral Franca would aerpp lh* acVMcyear old repaUle th a t ou*. . reeded the Bourbon monarchy in 'aa tho advleo giro* b v . j y j | , and himself aaaumo ab*oJudga R, W. W ar* when | ut* contra! of "New Spaht.’* pod Doug|o*a IlBff, IIFranco has .ind'roted ho'a not ® j**j[* Yobth t " ' b b »f j on tny nnr fnrm Df grum,. Degrees To Be Given By Masons Tonight S m ^ 'lh o — H d,flung S p M w n b l o d 200-mid yoasa ■«». hlaloiy ,ho« fawn MW P**’ * ^ r * * * * ** Intriguo apd twraU* H*P **'e™ l Haaara r a n # . onl-oad-oot royal >'.< U rn archlolo who want oa !lul* gov* emmaait aa pooalblo, and that ka bHMU * f 1*bor- *■ bW | (h# w niU B t cqtboUa party, RM [Masonic group*. socWlUta, )munU<o, end others, two* of lerday s'-l Friday, Apr. 3>, tor Heyward Walker Named Secretary Of Florida Dairy Products Group •nl Rtor* « • Flrat ®tr?e< llcan rrmnanV ^ SI ^ Jag ocrord^nlly^ h* a*n ” * 'j ! : to a w aaar. to a T v a ra ’ ****** • ■ r tt a n a th a . Teervg W a s h i n g t o n . Apr. a. —i* t —Vice Praaldenl G am er k "n>l Rpeakri flank heed I'vlny nW i-d three iH'tmw't’il* .lint two Up pnhlirniM from each leg I U ltra body In rPn.Irtrl n congressional Invest ir at (uti iif i hi* Tennessee VaUev Aiiilinriiy nnd private power rmiipinji'* operating In that arm . Hpcnkei tlnnkhcnd named rep'S y * . . » ' l ' l « d Orta* rw entollve* Mead, New York The Hpitiinh lunurgents’ l)< Hi.,, . *t, I >rlver>, Arkansas Horn powerful war machine today oevat. Thm nt.on. T*\a* Demo. drove ahead toward w hst Its rW I. JenMn*. OMn lli-publlcan, leaders hoped would bo s ■nit W nlirilnn. New Jersey liequick, final victory In tho publican. V |ri*.l'|.>ldcnt G ainer appnlnlcivil w sr that has mnde Ku* til Benaiur* tfanahry, nhlu Dcm Many houra a flrr their aboil* rope an nrmed camp. n e rs t Hr«i»n, New Hampshire Both Great Britain and Democrat. H rhw sjti. Wyomlna dimed tutomohllr waa found beDrmnrral MrNary. Oregon Tta* alde the load, the nude, mutilated France at niggled with Inter­ |iulillr»n, Itnrflh. Idaho . Ilrpuhll- IxHlIra of Mra. Woaion Q. Frame, nal diaaonalon atirred up D e r k e 1e y, C a lif., aoclety r«n. largely hy the Spanish atrife and Henatnr lloinli pinmplly in . mutton, ami her liuughler, Nanry nnuinr.l l,* would decline In above, were found on the deter* hrought to n head by Ult In­ surgents’ swift offensive. ■nrrp. President Hno/rvelt yea near Van Mom, Texai. They were Generali** nm Francisco Fran* c1 iibbcd to drolh cn unite from (rnltty sign'd llir resolution nnro’a at mica hare now apllt the ihnrliinic v Jltt.oon. joint con Callforn'a to Parrta lalaml, S. C governm ent—held eastern so*gresalonM Investigation I n t o for a vt»:t with reU tlrea. board and look down on the Had* choree* of corrupt Inn and w*sl* llarranran at the city or Tarioan Within the T fiin n ie Valley All. w h'rh they i t pact to occupy Hwritv and activities uf p,i«aif> • hortly. tVIUi the flrat g reat ohnll||tlt-« in fighting I tin N*w Jertlvr won. F im to 'i forcca turned Deal's power r»li’ ''yaptsHck" tholr ottackx north toward BorProgram. r*>0n,> 'll toward Valencia. Tho President's action ram* k n !> 7 !i^ n » -^ r!n a *" *-ondon, Prime M lalatar while I hi* Hen*!* w ii In reaps* C I T Y N E W S B K I E F 8 ; « » a m b e . i . i „ v govanw aw t, the until today and iburlly a fter the ■- ~ iw ktor over the l abor party bt the Houtn adjourned, Mocking apnr S * " ; head* pnlntjoent nX the rotanill|e* M ill of National Ouaruii held ihelr Inog into union tvorkero1 rooloeoa •oilay. tnwnvl I'a arm am ent »peed up "'V tinhlirntl nnd darner, rnrefnllv program becaute of oppoaltkm to concealing th e |r select Inna. »a|il the gnvernmettt foreign policy. that they.Tuiuhl he*eho«an On French Prem ier Ufa— battled the hn»l« nf “alrlrt neutrality" i n h h nil uprnarloua pirB am rnt for during Iho TV A r,nil roverag i draallc pnarera over the natlon'a which culminated with l're*ld»nl I economic and financial life. Itn o .rv rira lemovnl of A rthur K In the Orient the Japaneae tloraaii a , the agency's chairmen pivaacd on loir nut the l.unghat when he refused In , tde«t|tute ' lailrainl, the rani-nnii tranapor'achnraes nf i|lshone-iy tianln*| Coun'y Judge It. VV. Ware, a tlon a rlrry of Central China. Ra* hi* r».dirar|or«, Itarhl K. U|l»n monthly trjio rl it-vralnl tmlny. treating Clilnrti’, however, made tlinl nnd llarcnurl A. Morgnn. another a'aml on the bitterly con­ lii'li' aliens Ore thnl the ruin The weekly meeting of Ihc tested front, aguin stowing up the mitti'e w ||| begin work this week. I.Ion's Club will he held in the Ja p an rer ilrhe. One of the dial jobs will lie In Valdet H old Wednesday night a* Spnn'eh u ln-l officera la it night »e|e«l Its 'b a ll mm, |, bn« njTtlHI o'clock, offiriuls announced nnnounriil (leneral Franco's forlf.ii.ooo Mnk arcount tn defray,today, era hid cut Cntnlonla off from the eipcitaa* and wide suhpoenn pnw. text of govriiimcnt Spain Includ­ Fiirnieii ycs’tid ay were railed ing V.ih-ndd and Madrkl. era to gather *11 nvalhihlc data "n the TV* »nd the tight nasinsl to Seventh Nlri-cl .mil Mrllnnvlllr Officer* nt I r m nahl rebel a d ­ it hr utilities. Avenue tit exiuu-uish n grass vance cnhimn* w rre a* the galea (I' m i Im H tin Pag* a ta, fire, Kira Chief Alack Cleveland icpoilrd loduy. lookouts To Meet M a i M. H l r w n r l an d C h r y a 'a Federal Court To Try Citrus Case both of rn lalk a, w rre Leesburg In Ti l t Kentp, Issued a m aitlage tirein r in the GAINKHVII.I.K, Apr. C. —(An of County Judge II. W. Here Friday Night office Federal Judge A. V. l/m g yooW ate y rilrid ay , Master Mason Dogrt-o* will be ro iiferred ot tho regular meeting of |gida* No »J F, *ml A. M. hi the Masonic Temple imiisht at ■:tO n'elocK, Prank L Millet. Apr. B—lAt Grand I-odre official, nnnonnrril i NEW VOIIK, IStnndnid OH of New Jersey ye*. today. ilerday annminn-d redurtlnn in thi Grand Mnalof l|n|ph n . Chap ptire of luinker fuel nil in New man will ran fo r lh# degreei a* York harlior. Today's was tinaisled by Pagf Ma*f*rO uf lh'' ith ird let nil and uhn'esale prin•f.odX" and preaoM officers ■nlurtion nnnouiircd in this area Mr. m n * r called partiruhir hy the rnmptiuy in Hie past furlattention G> ilia fact thul tin' night. tins* for me* tin t had been rhanned from 1:30 to (:no o'clock, and added th at light re fr**hm*nts Will fa- eervetl »t tins T s H i r ^ L J u w e*, ‘ *° lon* h* Itold* ti n «uur|u,u>n u f lh« raram nn|e,i. ■ In MarUnnq oq ho^dld, fo in , MmCt in te ro tria ri (hbtk, i* 11 . * .however, ho prabab1/ favors icaIda Molaorou, —------Itorstlon ot a Haul bin k n g aa g ,f** / OUSf. ro o fer for his own dictatorship, tt of robbltig Benjamin • , g, - f irm a rn n trsila n o f rrpub* " J & J * W A tta c k a Internal Dissensiofi In LondonAndParis Is Brought To Head , TAMPA. Apr. 5-— CAP)— ^ :• A Hillsborough county grand ( ! Jurjr, returning inillctmcntn * against' nine public officials i j * and Raven Other persons, j; ? ra ile d fur cleanup today of I Tampa gambling and asked ; t h e public’s eo-opcration. ;l - Among lift * defendants n a m e d In the jury report Convrntlen. declined to comment. The nine city and county ot- F ra n c o British Unionists Slow Rearmament Charge Is Failure To, jk A r r e s t Prosecute' ™ | n e g a 1 Gamblers! In a telegram to Oov. Con* lh a ' ed Barcelona In North, Valencia In South rC6Be Is Asked To M Remove Officials, 5S£,ST, s, r Com mittee Is Spanish principol. le tha oclnola of tho County ■for |h r * * ■n / ,h * >* t» ’o r .m m lln , o / the JWmlnole C o M t/ *• J * **i, of Comity g ap erteUmUnt T. W. U w tw ^ t a w iia jra tta rn ln g , Mr' U " t* Ue*a f » wW U " * * • * • cto" 1' ___ ___ _____ _ lron j . cksonvl.le .tended a meet bur 'bm in the Ijcml , hr w„ ktIllJ. Tho m rallng w . Friday morning I j B .rrflt, S r i ot tradneed John ] Milk Intpcctoi Apacking on the lows, Mr. C. Houser, president of tha Plate DMrymcn's Assoc 1st Ion, pointed lo the need for poodorHon of m Ik tliat will "tost* the sfcico .there a re no m t i n t i re ­ ports of dairy products n u tk e tid in this S tate, Mr. Scott suggestcii tlle t each dairymvn send In the necessary Informs Io n for a complolo survey at the industiy d u r­ ing th e next six months, Mr. W al­ k er reported. Mr*. J D. A 'derm m . H lite MUk RoatmUtlesser, w ot also present Si th a meet leg god reported tfla: Lookout*, Proxy Henry WaUon'a “ Alys'ory Trom,” In artlon for the first time against U rsb u rg , under the floodlight! at the local fielj Friday night. The arrded p'oyrrs who anaw rrrd Prcxy W atson's rail for irrn ilio will match their ability ugsinst that of the Gondeller* in exhibition tilt erhrdulrd to atari ut 8:15 tYrlock. The lookouts will meet Pilot ' Nel i*** U ach's outfit for a te* turn engagement on Ihc Is-r-buig iletil Saturday night, Mr. Watson • aid, Mr. Watson also indicated that there a rr proapreta for a tilt at 1 :iu o'ljink. nuuuctd toihiV. iiff,rl«|* mi The weikly mcrling of the WiHi,|men of tho World w ill be held in lint Afn*rlrnn tint tonlVIil at k-itn o'elnek, C. C. Collins announced tndwr. The weekly hinrheun of tin' Klwnnla Club will he In-ld in tin' Vuldex Uiitel Wednesday «• IS: 15 o'elnek, J. I,. M a c n trlte , chair mail or the pioxnim eommlltn,., ■mimlneed loj.iy The Hoard of D lc rlo rr id the Klwanls Club will meet in Hit Vnlde* Hotel tonight ut 1 3u O'clock lo discu-s routine liuslness moltera. Hecretary Hurl Nonlgrco ra Ported today. County school nurse Mr*. Dorothy iJiinU, hoi returned In Kansas CRy nine of the American Hanford In resume tier iluHei a tta r about two werb< raeupern. Association, thin at Jorksonvllle Heueli to| • lowing la recent Mines,. same weiy day- and aaaarted Celery Advertising: follow the (heoprat feod'ng I X\ MeetCaliedByDawson Ihmis and niainliin o uniform quality In issta end quality a f milk. At the ronc'u,ion of tha mootlpg Ih* Nom noting Commlttaa ap* pointed A. E. Johnson, r r t- p r o a l’ dent for last year, to tho preal* deucy, also named O. A . G rim of Miami aa vire-proaidoni .nnd raappointed H rew ard- V o lk ar of this City aa sec rotary of lha orillcra relating to tha gmtaaHpn lo r anothog ywar. Till’ weekly meeting „ f ||)i> n thri-e Judge Federal Court hear­ Chess mid Checker Clull w ill h" ing In Jacksonville on nn app|t. held ill tile Vuhli’s lintel Inuiglit cation fur a temporary InJunr- Rocenllr alertud Antler officers for the coming gear will bo in stalled a t rit*a to >«• rm tdurird ■ A meeting for the purpose of at the Klk'a Hall Wednesday discussing adveril*cment of Flnr* night Ot 1:84 o'clock. It*rorder Ida calory has been colled by Braxton llunlley, reported today. County Agent C- R. Dawson A gonofdl Idvltollon to attendI (Court*y Agraft C. R. Dawson Iho mooting has born extended to will bo tha guest speaker i t Iho any Io>traalad in a program of1regular m reting Of lb* Oviedo this kind. Tha mra tin* wilt b#1 Man's Club today. Ho will bo lha hald in I bo 00« rt room af ,h"' guest of Mayor Joe Llnehari and Court It e a s t and will begini will opoak on Iho subject af Calory Advertising. ptam ptlp a t l : U o'clock. atiilM iW ubM Htf Hon filed by to citrus giowors arid shippei* ugulnsl tho Florida Citrus CiinimUthui and Nathan Mnyu it* i iiiiiiiiK ,inner nf sa ilculture, The shipper* “nd growers seek to enjoin tho C itrus Comui!»«|oii nn.l Mayo from enforc­ ing the Mar. 15 order of tho rmnmissloii innklua the ono and Ihiee fifth* linsliel vjlrl>w conliilm-r the Florklo stamUrd and •iiitlivwInK the present two.bushel rontainer. Tbu I’ppllratluu fur the lentpnrarr iujuiutlon waa fil*d h*r* Mar. 31- and a fter a hearing Judt* l.nrig Is.urd a restraining order pi event In* »bo rnfurretaenl nf the one nnd three-flfth* bushel rnntalner rrgulnllon until lh# Ihreo Judge court rou|d act upon lh a uppllrallon Ju d ie U iig 'a order yesterday stated tho Uirae-judgo court would he rotnposod of Judg* Bufua K. Foster, nr Now Orloont, line of Iho Bklg*s »f tho Fifth District Circuit Court of APpoalo. Judge Louis W- Hlrura, Jackm nvlllo. one *>f the judgra of Ik# Foutber|l DUtrlel of Florida. »nd Judce Long, judas of lha North­ ern D lslrlu ut Florida. LOCAL WEATHER P artly c'oudy tonight and 1 nenday, poa«lbly showers ta treat* south p o rt too | d i| a r t mar In north pod w est am portions tonight. , � 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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 04, 1938; <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/68d5fd9ab9b289ca26865e91cd5c986c.pdf bdcc6a74873643faf2aa3f1b1f82f28f PDF Text Text w m -< m 21 tSS/HuiSfri WESTERN MPB—134—TW8— PAID—S— WUX— ATLANTA, GEORGIA 12:54 PER. 28, 1038 II. A. HAYNES M. W- ROBERTS LEO FI/OYD G. N. BATES 3 r. i 2 Years toPa ear* MATHER OF SANFORD SANFORD. FLORIDA HELL ENTIRE HTOCK SIMMONS, KROEIILER. FASHION FLOW, FLORENCE, TROY CHROME, ORAN!) RAPIDS, AND ALL OTHER ADVERTISED LINES YOU STOCK AT ’ ■t3 25 TO 50 PERCENT DISCOUNT TERMS 21 MONTHS TO PAY. SELL A IX SPRING FILLED MATTRESSES INCLUDING BEAUTYREST 36 CENTS DOWN 36 CENTS WEEKLY. THE ACCOUNT PREFERRED TO CASH. MATHER OF SANFORD DIRECTORS 2 5 to 5 0 Percent MODGUN RANGES o t o i d s 'u i t * 2 9 5 C t f - HKTTIUCK LEATHERETTE COVERED HKTTIUCK L'HAlR GLIDER PICTURED ABOVE STREAM LINED DAIX BEARINGS— VENTILATED ARMS ILLUSTRATED ABOVE NOW ONLY $29-50 NOW ONLY $4-45 ” F lo ren ce Table Top Oil Range A L L PORCELAIN EXTERIOR NOW ONLY 79.50 CLOSE OUT LIBERAL ALLOWANCE FOR OLD STOVE Metal Lawn or Porch Table 4 Piece Fashion Flow 2 Piece Overstuffed ii Knee Hole D e s k s living Room $1.00 Down $1.00 Week TRAUfci IN YOUR OLD FURNITURE CLEAN'UP FOR SPRING ETery Place Of Furniture Reduced w Y o m ^ -C R E D I T 3Pc. Bed Room Suite 9 Piece Duncan P H Y FE Suite $m SO Now ILLUSTRATION AT RIGHT FOR ONLY i I i. v �.viS Only Central Highway. S m ln o l t C o n s t? M in i N o r t F ru it A n d Y c r ft a h k a T han Any S la tik r A r a s I s A m erica A ffo r d in g DAILY NEWSPAPER wa NUMBER 198 N FO RD , F L O R ID A , S A T ^iJtliA Y , A P R IL 2, 19.18 '■■W JJ- . . J ■. '*>J Serum )RModifies Doctor.Says Bottle Contaminated inlands For To Continu levamp Bill Heavy Prorat lent S a i d To; : H a v e Decided On. N o ChangeForEdu­ cation Department ENTHRONED A f FESTIVAL QUEEN Compromise A)f 61 Cars Is R e a ch e A fter Controvert B e t w e e n Section ss To Give . Congress Power cecutive Takes New Stand After "House Setback Yesterday WASHINGTON, Apr. 2 — I(A P )—President Roosevelt, .upon the advice of house leaders, agreed today to mod* ilffcRtlon o f the controversial l ’government r c 0 r ganisation bin. ’ Informed sources said to day ns the House convened fo consider Ihe progrsm that Wilh growora and ehippavf In <ht Siraxot*-Manatee . Bw&ic advocating "removing the lid" pad allowing shipment of a I evsllabi* crltry, and grower* and ihippm in thin aoetioa desiring a drastic prorata to contlhb* through naat week,- f » n to extant o f allowing only ono-thlrd- of tha avail'ble supply to go to market, tha ftnt controversy between tha two principal celaijf producing, sections o f the state dcviloted at a maath | of *ha Cccry Control Comm ttaa laat .night. Tha decision to ahip 610 cara In Inleratata comm area next week wo* reached only ''after aever.il compTomHes and heated argu. mcnU which found mambara of iba Saratoti-Manar >e section hurling accusations that tha nine members hdjd war* trying "to throw lha hooka" Into tha Indua* try-In that; aection. In advocating at laait a 100 percent ahlpplag allotment for <he coming weak, Committee mem* ken et Saraaota decUred that the market could aaliafactoriiy. at>aorb tha entire amount of ‘good quality celery available far chipman! from thla •elate. - They charged that Ihia are Hop had very little good celery •left -and would lie only allghtly affected by a heavy prorata while tha> taction In the South muat dieeard a largo quantity o f "good" celery under Ue haayy prorata. In upholding thalr contention, member^ ‘ In ’ hi* Motion pointed out that although there waa a largu amoatit of colary In thla arclloil adfM aly affected by nature m i J M i J r t l * Into conaldrration ■ Of Ten Dead Rebels Seize Tests Reveal One After Taking Serum Gandesia, 21 'Tetanus Toxin Miles To Sea In Two Vials i — Physicians B e l i e v e Entire Lot Of Se­ rum Contaminated; 10th Death Occurs Last Important Loya 1 i s t Stronghold, Barring March To S o n, Is Captured ORLANDO. Apr. i. —IIP)—Dr Horace A»a D»iy. p.eildent of the Orange Count): Medical So­ ciety. announced today that laboratory li'ala nnd animal ex­ perimentation* had proved thall the Intanu* toxin wa* present Ini two vial* *e|erted at randan) from the ahtpment of eancgr ••rum received »rv Dr T. A. Ne*L 10 of whom pnilenti have died In Ihe |i«kt four day*. French Prepare To Leave Barcelona Four other* of Dr. Neal * pa­ tient* who h»d received Injec­ tion* of the acrum were In hoipltnla, three in rtilleal condition Dr Day mid lie. Dr. J. N. Paltenon, dlrerlor of Iho 8tato Doont o f Health laboratory in Jark*otiv||la. and Dr. W. 0Workmiiu ot the United fttota, Public Health Horvlco g*vo arruin inlertlon* to guinea pig* In reaching their ropc|u,|on. Soino guinea pig* were given ■erum and. ontltetAnu* toxin ijmuttnneoualy raihd other* were glen only th« aerum. Thoa* glv on only arruin werp dead today • From among 1 M beautifully gowned young women Including 10 The reiult of ttie le.t, said Dr. attte queen* and 32 prinee*«ee, blonde, 20-yr«r old Mary Wright of Day, caused physician* tu belleyn Lawrence, Mae*., waa *elrr.'ed In occupy the queen'* Ihrnnr *t the the ontlro lot of gerum received Feat Ival of Stale* ut fit, Petersburg. Fla. She I* *hown wearing hy Dr. Nrnl had heati contaminat­ ed by tetanus toxin. the jewelled crown emblematic <if her rank. • K. F. Unite. 70. retired v|ra president o f th* International Harvester Company wa* the 10 ' raUlity. lie died shortly after four o ’clock this morning. Vatican Censures Vi­ enna Bishop ForAcceptingr Hitler Coup Mr*. Jack Swvatman. 42, (above) of Orlando, Fla., waa one of 10 patient* In Orlando who died following an *n Jeclion uf a serum uaed for- Iho treglmrnt of cancer. Doctor* be­ lieved lh*t one bottle of Ihe arruin had somehow become contaminat­ ed. nv AMtclatttl Prase InnurircntR moved n Btep nearer their Ronl of dividing loyalist Spain as NnvJtrcaao forces under General Garcia Vallno occupied Gandesia to­ day. only 21 miles from the government'* eastern coast. H wiih tho lost important stronghold in Tarragona province barring the inaur- Mr. Rooaevelt had* given approval surgent march to the Mediter­ .to a demand that the education ranean. The Insurgent* reported off lea remain In ’the Interior l>e* tha capture of 2,000 prisoner* In 1 pariaient and thnt Congress ba the eclxuro of the city. Briakly atridlng down a itreet k parmittad lo tt( oidde by almple Insurgent dispatches **UI th« ’ majority any of hi* raorganlxa- U Dr. T. A. Ntal of Orlando, entire northeast Spanish front was Fla., who recently explained that 1 tkm order* under authoriiy of the one bottle of a eerum uaed for moving forward except at l*rid* where persistent government re­ hm treating 11 percent at a clinic sistance forced Getirrsltsrimo The President's modified e**t»d muat hare beetuna contaminated. Franco's forces to circle tho ba'waa taken, It waa learned, when 10 patienla died following injtcsrlged clly. aomo o f his leader* talked with tlon of tha aarum. Over 50 Men On Re­ France mail* preparations for . him by telephone thla morning quick evacuation of French ett* 1 shout tha aetbaek they auffered lief R o l e s Have aIxcns from Barcelona if th* in­ jFWtaial! tact night when the llouie ‘balked Been Given Work surgent march to tho sea should a move to ahut o ff debate on tha eause an emergency there. Tbo measure. With the removal of defaria and possibility of similar aid to U. B. The action came after a day of Young Negro Wants with the grading well under way cittern* was shown hy tho f **1 ^aon’ hing debate and crafty parlia­ that tho U. S. Cruiser Ralrigh mentary tael tea, in which the o|1± To Fight For U. S. on tha IJ0.000 WPA project for waa wtihln IE hour* of the threat­ Iponanla of tha measure need rVImprovement of Fort Mellon Ptrk, ened Spanish Republican capital 5 apt ;.dsvtea^AVsUabla under lha "Where do I go to algn pp |*,go, •*•* been acquired by l*ja - "Tie French studied tha Srohlj " •tlBbui'er-prooT* rulea o f ’ tiia Officials Ask *U? a r I lo war?” b patriotic young aegro City and materials have been or- of the disposition of 11.000 Fourteen Ships Val­ u p p ’y for the -weak. Chief E«■ Hoaae to delay action. Lehmann To fJive asked County Clerk O. P. Hern- <lrml by the WPA official* an Ish government soldier* on French Thrlr pUrpoae. they. repeatedly u e d A t $1,000,000 tlmitor, V. V. Bowman ri-porte.t don this mnrnlnr. il BI ,* soil snd thousands uf civilian* who Vatlmatad yield ranger) from It I aaaerted, waa lo, postpone (Inal Talk At lircakfaHt Mln which War do you want L**** ‘ h® pr«Jrct may be ru.hrd fled before the swr^p of tho in­ Totally D e stro y e d lo BOO crate* per acre In Ihi* area. action unlil a flood of telegram* to fight," the C’erk asked ih e i'" comP|ctlon with the lean po.- surgent armies In Ihe northeast. Locelilea further pointed out prat art log against paaaage' of Ihe dal»y, according lo City Eli* A cno| wavn l.,,„Ki.,K prad.c A cxmpxlgn ■Inrrrr negro, "there I* a war In A Val lean radio broadcast re­ ■ ta n re could have an' effect MIAMI, APr. (S’)—An early that thli *ecto r I* more affectrrl in Hp»m. »nd recently there gincer Fml T. William*. ferred to pastor* who "no longer upon wavering eupporlera of the morning fire today rated a by heavy prorate* than the aouth- linn* of trim moved Into th.,,*«>»kern met ct C mi|iuign- Head" n,° *.n Ethiopi,." Over 60 men on wor!; relief rccognUo a wolf In sheep'* cloth­ hOl, More than 60,000 telegrams hangar at ihn municipal airport, cm aection a* they are being made anuih today tnllnwing u heavy Quarter* ye-tleiduy afu-rnimn at I deal roy log It planrj 01 tend ant* during the peak o f the celery »e»- rainfall which *ut riv«r* ri*iux,r>:00 o'clock In dianiax plant far o - « ' T ' k III* l" were received today. roll* have been aaidgnrd tu this ing" snd was regarded ns censura Striving to offaet the effect of auId ware vulund ut 1 1,000,000 or •on while tha peak week* Tor the hi aeycral atatoa. Near tr>-e*ni« (he Salt ut inn Anny fund drive , t„ fight fight for for the the Uniter United _ Ktata*. l,rnJcct and at Irait half ng many of the wet-k-old pastoral IcUer O* _ Theodore Cardinal Innitxrr of Vi­ h 'd III nlhrr aection ate Ju»t beginning. tumpr-raluret thaaa mrasajrea, Represent*! We more. M * IVo laen rvodln' about war* in fhe n,on* will he added as wark I* enne which asked Austrian C*th* W. it Davia, airport Weather Member* here declared 'hat Ihe part* of Ai knn*ai and T.-nne*ve.: * hirI' Rayburn (Demolral, Tex.), tnr Kxct-**jvu ,uln* damagi-d <ui,|y At the meeting it wn* deciilnl newKpnprra and I want* to fight further advanced, local WPA of­ ollce lo vote for tho Auilro-OerDemocratic Door leader, recalled llureou employee, received face market decline wa* largely a re­ fer the limited Stale*." ficlal* Indicated. man union in iho Apr. 10 plabas"faked" telegram* which were nnd arm rutg when lie broke In mit of the ihipment o f NH0 car* crop* noitr Helma, Ala, fpin.lmj that the majont lepieaenting the "Do you want to fight for fho n-i.„ ,, cltu on Hiller'* coup, arnt during Ihe battle over the! n window to reach fire ext in. to terminal market! aevetal wreka •mall xlrcnni* iim >] » t > - > o u t various civic cluba and fraletnal flty or for Ihe country.” th. Clerk . ' V " “ P ' lU ,pr,‘j4'ct agb and declared that the indust­ several roadr. Flood threuU hi L»l*r<*w will take a mimla-r of the French Deputy Salomon DrumPublic lllllillea Holding Company |EUisher*. wlH l«« the hauling of .1 (HK> bach in an address tn Ihe I‘To­ A| llunaen. city aviation direc­ ry could not witkatind * *lmil*r ArknnaU, abate,buwt-vor, w,lh pro peel renla and coutacl Ibvre Act, and raid at local one o f the ’ I live* In Ihe City hut | want* y,,,J’ uf muck rov* ’F the are* moemews rtccivtii Joday could In* tor- laid Ihn plane* wrpo a*, rlec'lnc In the market* due tn picdptam* of t tint Iiiuetl fair |un«prrl* a* ipiickly u* |Hi»ible. j to tight for msh country," he re­ *u he improved' fay this projcit. pic's Fran! demonstration warned weather, r'rejita went expor ted Campaign Official* have In- ' pensive eu.tom built craft coat. ovrnhlpmrnta. proved f*l*#_ ill. L Thresher so'ved the wornra Germsny against any effort to The rompromlaa In which nu m- today «n*l toimirra* on nil Ar v,|,'d Karl la hmami former Sec- . plied. A PennaylrilMar mamher,- re- In« from ISS.ooo u,„| M6.000 young negro " f ,|lB cltF Commlsaionora In lo­ rngulf Alsaco-Ixiralno in TanThe. pugnacious knn»a. slreaia*. |ie‘ niy of Ihe ha at ( ‘hsnibrr of Gennantsm. eolvlng a message purportedly Among l ho 111 were a Palmer here of Ihe Committee cunilm-i.dril purr .m o of muck bv --------- jCiitmncrrr In xpeik ul the kirk ws* directed In the County Weifaro *[ur‘* Tho Chinese sent fresh mechan­ from a ward leader in hla d la W , *'nitn«phere plane, a„ amphibian •hlpment o f 610 cara wi.a iu im i I Office where ha could "algn up" ">« oitl.v 3,000 ■yards Whlto stale* to iho noilh ot *>U breikra*t Monday ninrriirig at * vote of 10 lo 6 and came only from hla property ill Kanfurd. ised units into the battle raging chicked back lo Ihe auppoaeil ownnd by Atnxander 1I0 Seversky to go to a CCC Camp. Testa have shown this murk to Ln at Talrrchw-ang on iho Grand aender o f the telegram and re- and a plan* built for Jimmy Mat. after fire other moll-ini had Iren Florida suffered from deluge* ofih '1" u'flock in fho^Vrldrx lintel rain and fared ro w fhord Ihroula- Fled It. Wilson, general cliajf uf h gh q.aiCv; It is esa ly ic Canal—a bulwark against Japan**lvud * Ttply that'no auch mea- •ern. said to be valued at 1104,- killed. (CMIIaar* <la m , , at*, man. hu> invited Mayor Edward Tourist Club To Hold cctaihht and wll! nut ncnaail^to r*o stlempta to reach the EastAnolhcr xurprl*, more ot the I)U1 earh h*d been sent. tllgg'hs aa u npeelal gucat'nt the West Lunghsl railway. Japan*** Origin of the Islam waa Unde­ mrel-ng came When the Comniilloe lireakfaHt, member* voted <i dhpcnra with Final MeetingMonduy * ,»w„v.. guns blastrd at the walla of termined. Time Exic-nded For The pin pia-t rinl* have all been purchaae* tht iugh the fiirp'ti, lion system prior to thq mucking Talerhchwang hut th„ Chinese Monkey Island To Be An explnaion of gaaoRne aUq- Commodltie* mil giouped hy I,ls nes* The final entertainment for wa* plsnnvil. Eity l.'nyinvir Ftcil held fast. Carpe-’ tMi for Ihe axe tanka which do <troyad ■par* Entry In Tourney p'rpured film* of the rlty, rod surround- member* of Ihe Sanford Tourist T. Williams i.talwl hut aihlrd that Next Zoo Addition of tha hangar kept firemen back earning week. Raaaona given 'ar th a action were "a j*vchologita! from the hlaxe. Entries for ihr t ity golf chump- iog territory, and they have all rlth will b# held In Ihe Chamber tha materia* fur ihn sulrlrrlsi movement to ilnprovv the nit Ik e f !on*h ji will In- •erepted a* late a* liern arranged in surli n 'manjior of Commerce Building Monday lion xyileni h.iJ m l strive,I and Oviedo FFA Chapter A "Monkey -------{aland may ba tha and to ship ell th* leat g-odre <-f tomoriow niytif. it wa* announced 'list It will In- very little troub'e evening, at 7:60 o’clock, Mrs. C. C. that the mu * rovhl It- hxuEJ V U lca t Improvement to-Ihe MuniTo Compete A t Meet for any worker to ilu his share 'Sari, president of the Club, an­ mIiII* awalii.ig m»tetnl«„ celery to market It wa* pointed today. ^ e fp o l Zoo, according l« Supt. of In the drier, Eapt, Rose stated nounced ’ thla morn Ing. out that mech - f the boat qaalt'y The sand htiled from Hi# |toik Pairing* fur the firwt round Farfca Jamea Houghton. celery had been ao.d fur diatnhu* matches will l eg n immediately. adding that pledge Yards, winkThe Oviedo chapiar of future The program will be devoted ii bring dumped at lha West First Thla method of caging monkryv tlon through r*..»* thann-la dur­ Trlxr* will 1*- given for winner* eis’ report farm* and other mater- to a dlscuxslon of hobbies, and Stract DmitJ, Hupt. of Furka farmers arc planning to inter Irl have la-en sent to all of the several member* plan to exhibit James Mou/h'.ui stated, . add na the* majority o f con'eata to be ing pail wea't*. Mr. Houghton, aakf. h n beat nnd runners-up In rich flight county committee* so that 'hey Ihelr hobble*. • Including handi­ ■hat this former muck bed '• br­ held In Uot^nd May 14, and will Report* at Iba mre.ln.r indicated udoptad In coma o f tha Urgoit and for the winner in each con­ may rontart praspecl* beg.lining craft. needlework, e'c. that there will jo nu rhlpn.xnt* ing mailt iara dce iubln iroperty take part in the following con* flight. Zooa of iba nation and ha da* Monday »Iro. Curst rnt*r<*lnera of the even­ because of he Drx« atuount of teat*: public apeaklng, diamond CITY N E W S BRIEFS from California dicing tha coming solation All prrti<i|>unt* me urge,) la •’•rad that ha eapaetad Uiia to weak gnd that the celery aupply All County I'nmniMtermrn are ing will be Willard Connolly, with filling that has lM*n done by tho hill, horseshoe throwing, stringp»y their entry fee* a* rally a* ha tha next Improvement at the Hoy Burkhaller today qualified o f tha nation will se rhlpped r.oiely possible In order to speed up invi'rd to tin- llri'akfaal, and o f­ ha guitar and Charles DeWar* City during the past few year*. band, quartet, and parliamentary l«cnl menagerie. ficial* hope thst ns many of them wilh the accordion. Mr. UeWara from Florida. Th« ca’i^ rc pa ms un tnc park procedure. Tho winner* of these pairings. Tha "monkey island" Mr. with County Clerk O. P. Herndon 11‘wmi I n „ ■■**• Mai will alio load tinging. J. C. Lattice, accrolxir *!•* | property n-r |..t t being removed district contests go to Gainesville Moughton explained will eonalat aa a Democrats Comialtloaoman f . m nltice, repine, on* fHgtonl ' from Precinct II. and woram** air rrj a 'lr i d-a* to compel* In the a'ato convention of an laland with treat and a violation o f ovorahlpment to,.the palms on the parkway bordering in Juno, Negro Man Injured . tho •nonkey houaa aurraundad hy a Committee whUh ’ nt^l to rvpatt lake between the S>. Johns The weekly luncheon or the Ho* Tho dalo for the Pather and Son mat* about lo Mot wide filled the matter to th* Secretary of In Truck Accident River wine rock Mid,Iho Marie*. Banquet changed frerA Apr. 4 With approxlaaalely 1 1 -I fact of tary Cub will ba bald In tfeo Vai- Agriculture and ra.-ommcnl 'hot det Hotel Monday at 12:15 o’clock, Hotel. to Apr. 12. H. E. Wood o f th* ». On tbo attar edge o f the action ba taken. A l woik tn *tt» park progresses Btat* Department will b* the Joah Moore, nagro, waa In th* WHEKE^B. Th* Salvation Army, through Ihe public t a wall aproximo tely 4 feet official* atated today. Calory acreage reported for hospital today auffering from • membti* tf the Garden L"ub jro guest speaker. •plrited clinch*, will ‘lalnch ihelr Annual Al>l>e«l for tha a l l be cehatructed ea a broken hip and arm auatainod making pieparatione to aid the Tha three local detachments of ■klpment from th* Sauford Ovirt’o The Oviedo chapter la planning M'lon to rftitora. Monkey’a raising of sufficient Tumi* to carry on Hu- work oi thla district thU weak »a » 4JO acre* In furniahlng nacruary to put out a winning diamond hall National Guardi will hold woaUy when ha evidently atepped In front City a natuxdl herrot o ( water, with 161 aero* .'or the 8 *ra*o'« organisation within the city of fianfiml end Seminole of a truck driven by Frank Jonaa plants and shrubs for bctuHflca- team for the district moot, Ed­ wlft n^rtr attempt to cross dritla at tha Armory Monday Manatee section. This figure Is on Geneva Avenue yeaterday tlon of <ho park, according to Mrs. ward Jordon was elected captain County. wrier filled mate, thue no night beginning at gigo o ’clock. lomawhal higher than lb* avail­ evening, it waa learned at the .of­ H. M. I'apMorth, president of the of tho team and Spencer Wainrifht WHEREAS, The Salvation Army’* work In aiding lag amend >ha laland will be Violator! o f City ordinhhcaa able acreage for lea* weak. fice of Sharlff C. M. Hand today. Club. waa elected alternate. The chap* th* poor and nvedy in our community la of a moat com­ At the next meating, Mr*. F»P- tar won Drat place Id quartet will ba triad before Judge Prank Deputy Sheriff Jack Ulckaoa RECORD SET mendable nature, which la approved by (be vast majority L- Miller In a aeaalon af Uta Men!Inrest Iga led the Incident and worth stated, a canvas* will tw ahngtng and diamond hall last 8T. PETERSBURG. Apr. of tha rIMxena of thi* city; and elpal b a i t at tha Pelice gtayeti itatad that, according to wit* made <o find what each member yasr and alto flrat place in tha Am an-Uaao record for visitor Monday afternoon at 4:Ofr-T»'riock. ..WHEREAS. In order ta rala* auch funds. It la nacaanaaaaa, tbo negro atepped into la planning to d°nata for boautl- oral pmontatlon in publt: speak­ registrations at the City Informa­ lha atraat and waa run down by fit*t Ion of th* park so that *enu ing. aary for each cittaen to contribute a* much aa ha can Tha maa'hly meeting _#f tha tion Bureau area act Thuradiy the approaching truck which ha definite idea of tha *»•• and consistent with hla financial condition. County CeaunUaionan will ha night When banka were rimed for apparently bed not noticed. Tha •hrubi still nqulrad may ba .aV NOW, THEREFORE. I, EDWARD HIGGINS. Mayor he'd In the Court Home Tueaday the Winter w a r n with a total driver of tho truck waa not held. car'alnad. LOCAL W EATHER o f tbo elty of Sanford, do boreby aat aaide April 41b to morning beginning at 10:0g o f U . 86T pereoao ragtaUmd. WPA offklala aUo reported that Tha flgera area iW I more than material* for tha construction of o’clock. Oath O. P. Herndon onSIX SAILORS DROWNED 10th aa Salvation Army Work. regla'ared laat Mtaoe whan the LE HAVRE, Franca, April 8— Shuffle board, roque. Unais, and Cloudy, ihowera in south GIVEN under my hand and official seal aa Mayor of *• UP)—Six French sailor* worn ether courts Included In this pro­ tlon tonight or Sunday tha city of Sanford, this tho 2nd day of April, 1618. drewnod yoolerday whan tbo Nor­ ject will ba forthcoming aoon. 'tbo northeast coast early Mayor, City o f Sanford, wegian tanker Moall collided with project la drawn up on a 7-»onth* Coldtr In north and watt Uglon, Q. D. Workman, mar, n tug that *aa attampllng to a -.i« mad, oceordlag to lotal WPA Portions tonight and In i EDWARD HIOaUIB. mmmmmd today that th* mwatkly rusks fark to tbo vaaaol In th* bar­ officials, will bo easily fialihad extreme southeast porlioM • tC — ■ < aw r w * ato) ber. within that timo. day. f Hangar Razed By Flames At Miami Plane Term inal Work Progresses Satisfactorily On WPAParkProject Frost And Flood S alvation Army Threaten South, Drive For Funds To Begin Monday S S tS S ^ i n u n P R O C LA M A T IO N . i s l i " •; »’ , ----------------------------- Vt *> I �Towns FLO R ipA HI GHLIGHTS — the quleteat and most peaceful town* In the United Bute* la Sanford. Rioting- and bloodshed are M1 did th m needle point ehslr practically unknown. PactfotulMn and civic strife are enters, and w« hivs them in oar probably at a minimum to be found anywhere. There are houia bow ." }ppt. about much unity of nplrit and co-operation among No, U» speaker wasn’t a various groups'Here as Ihcro are in most places of this fluffy feminine bouiswlf*. |t wa* ■is fooUr Dr. Kollln D. Thomp­ also, and type. And yej the most’ oft-repealed crack at Sanford by son, On* t mi capUIn In tha A. . P. during tha World War with local people ip the feeling of dimension which in said to B taro years aarrlra oniwai to hit hxist There is a belief among some people pint the ani- rrrdlt, tod now bead of tha Flor* moaitics prevailing between various small groups ia the g)-eatcnt obstacle this town has to future growth and iSfod whlte-oogtod Dr. la hla offir* at the prosperity* The clash of. opinions, the' political contro­ vert eo, the vigorous discussions and dissensions, are own apericoc* wHW tuHrculoula blamed far ovary failure. : ,, _ »b<q f# *f*nl ■ yeer cod a h* f Those whp Ufcq tty» atond ami who always d ie • Or­ in b«4 w plow", a private lando h* A city, blessed with S unity of purpose and a co- iinkoriem la Wisconsin. hcalvAneaa which defies a conflicting i>olnt of view, will bo “I apt l r*d of reading—didn’t L Uroyal. silts* intfujsatad In the following comment by Martin Andersen. rrrti **pt to read medical hooka. With w t i r l p l of the OrJandb Sentinel, on tbo current contro- Than th* occupational therapy JW jA fG E S T jeh is raging in "The City Beautiful” between uxibtr taught m« how to do ninlla pojLnl, aod It gave mu s ha)| end Uio utllJUcs commission over the pur- ntw iptcreat la Uf*." the N I I l M I* (bo H r U r r*. a generator: Dr- Thompaoa'a grey rye* which W ET/S LOCATED ‘homo popple repaJL there were no squabbles /fflF lQ /e /D A , in Qrlsndp tJando prior to 1026!’, 1026!', Mr. Anderson writes t»i B . W ’ U tS'.-ftt’ J T i- : in hlaa idaily gr. f f i r column. ‘'Wo ‘'We may answer that that' by ■Salsa#* 0*r-l» at* i l n saying that thoro was not much rfnl Krowth In Qriondp unMI then. Growing towns aro fighting l(n‘ ftuBDAV, APBH, l 1»M towns. tn **Whcn cliisena of Orlando lose interest in „ LB VWWR-EOK TODAY mllllon-doiiiu- expenditures nnd allow them to oc«»i cur without * thorough discussion, andpqrhaps cup . M ADE A It u u M n d lh*m, Verily, a boated onp, there will bo no suite for business rub , 1 My unto yo», Wbo*«*Mr M O ST UJW SUAL property, on Orange Avenue. A fighter need itlfth sin is Dm. »w »wu of CA TCH /A/ jg| the tarvant sbldath not never apologise. When human Imings quit fightnlu FJ.OG/OA > hposf for svrri but th* Boa they quit living.” of h *v*>. If th* Bari thrrefor* As a matter of tact Orlando seems always in the Uw mak* you fr**, y* shsll b* midst of some heated controversy, where to locate tho am< board and croquet grounds. The lectures now slate highway, whore to build tho airport, how tn v“T on spiritualism, as a science, are always well attended and attract many people from get the right kind of a trailer camp, what to namn < (| , Bast* of; *hOf« pldurn taken all parts of the state. iftnr U0 Barcelona air raid* the now pork, how much authority to-give the bcautifica- mul they hAVo been coming to Cosadaga, Flor­ One of the strangest catches In history i qk ** If th^ plat* hid hern hit lion committee, and so on ad Infinitum. And every one ida, from gU over the earth for the annual was enacted by A. D. Turner of Columbus. g o 111* hurricane, of these subjects has been tho source of strenuous Flo assembly meeting which extends from Go., in 1833, wljlle fishing In Lake Dexter 1* .. .-o- ■ . argument. *f°' January through March. Here on Sundaya. on the St. Johns River. A nine pound bass Th* MWapapar builne a la o But thoy hnve spelled progress. And so it is with “ jjj Tuesdays and - Thursdayo, outstanding struck his live bait which worked ita way tr**y bualneaa, aaya tha PajaUka mediums give public demonstrations of every other city which has grown and developed. The >nd through ita gills stringing the baas on the fs«a. Bpcoklns ** on* acravy group clairvoyance, independent writing line. A seven-pounder made another terrfio 4 Sltdlber. boy, you *uro aald trouble with Sanford Is not that it4Is divided In- i*,i and other phaaee of peychic phenomena. striko on the now freo minnow and became to factionalism and distracted hy discord. hut ha* , mouthf'ii: Casaadaga Is quite u i interesting com­ securely hooked. To Mr. Turner's amass­ that it may V® lulled Into n e*ate of complete in- *!>• munity. It has a smart hotel, modern cot­ ment. ho found he had two great boos, Millar boaaU <h*l bn la tear, ertia by IU own complacency and quiescence. Tub tages, beautiful auditorium, library, wom­ running In all directions, on the Tine, but ha g Up «ha Veiyaille* Treaty an * duh and many diversified amusements, landed them both after a hard atniggU. kg* by pm*. Y*ab. and th* incJuding concerts, dance pavilion, shuffle-. SiMr onen brass*<l thn Dol­ Ruainciu Declines an Neutrality Pact waa a SOp o i paper. •!*<• •tudcl at Ann Arbor, ami An interesting announcement was made yesterday by what's more, I saw tha lunc) tho General Electric Company explaining a policy of tho LIBERTY AGAIN UPHELD company which in genera] is in lino with other Ibuginaaa ---------- Ihi'V'ta' ^h* ^li7ng'T ack'country traya-broMed fiah with dra.t OCALA STAR institutions. General Eloctrlc, makers of electric turbines, near Orlamio and la aum und.d. bullor d“ ud wllb P«Prlk*. P«f» by pines and oak tree*. Tho UndP»u ‘ «>«». • *»••" »***tabU. , generators, ice boxes, radios, stoves, and hundreds of scaping is Ixtng done by the W. eri*»’ ,t e *n, ,Dd ‘ PP1* F1' 'other articles, is one of the biggest "big businesses" In P. A. and already the.-* I* the wl,h • « 0,d«n brown « V » ‘ America. pleasant sound of the Florid* wind "P™*! •« o*»" d<» f ■nd “ »d • In the palm tree* on U « young * h °* *h?,war" ,ov* '{ * ; ‘ k ‘n« But its March business declined .CO percent as »m«ll of baking bread. In fact. lb* making. pured with March of last year, That means that it nog! lawn that la In the Th* Sanatorium la a cheerful ilastion bill *** »“ »• Just half as many turbines, generators, ico boxes, and no looking place with ■ green trim on Ly m***urT i**n*h*t "it w*iu',orU4 ,u l *arch ° f lbis year as in March of last year. That the windows outside and a glimp­ only about ss million dol- ‘d*0 ni«®u* that not nearly so many workers nre kept busy se of Venetian blinds from with­ put of uisbi biiliooi in bu- by General Electric this year as last, and that expenses in. in fact. It gives Just the op«liwe4iiur*a. have to hu cut considerably in order to avoid bankruptcy. posil* of the Impression, "Aban­ hope all ye who enter here." So yesterday, Gerard Swope, president of General don"Feop’o used to think tbit you 9 hAri*y McCarthy would mukn trie, announced a wage reduction. But General Elcc- had to dlo of tubtrculoila, but all a good fongresaoiau. one to tho v& 2 coioHvar v n njftSTSFS Uktpg °t Vr*iVUn> lti>o*ovelt, fog. ka Always »r* wbat h- U told to. SSy.-Ker W*-»I CltlietvCharii* has aever had much auctea* gelling out of tka wood in , tho is less, and ., If you’re heard this one. atop ' Wend of our* wa# returng IfVIP tbo North • fsw year* BP. Yk*".- 4firiU through Kenfflpr, V *t‘>PI>o<i "I* car on t ■MW ro%4 V g*te at a hpr»1 . cut “to bo h *h th'.‘, V**reu'0,!" c'* fed a medical question and be- tame a public on*. Th* people did the reductions (omcthlng about It and built aan|alterkma. Now they know that to Will not be a f- b* a lunger* doesn't mean you’re don* for." ' H tqay- be a auyd thins tu«t HajairVWwl G*ni*u*. u*> imitw'*iw i’W « rl> u( Aiui-reian and RrilUb »tl tuinpauiu«, U VUI t|i uitvia-liiil tu tee if rtsh tn«»h«.l*. even when eiqnkaed for th* benefit ut tt>* gm rfr classes of people, will hrb,a prosperity te a IhnreTI bp plenty of truffle fur It- 'Maybe eo—the Wi’ A shop* In -d W p n vIlU *rq V^rttes t0 wotfk On 490 rowboat*. —Fort Myer* New* Press. Do you oappoeo they’ll have the bpa>* RnUkSd by the time the canal that la ebangsd now," said Dr. highest Thompson. "The mortality rate was , r year up to and I 1 •ho'*ld ' b'nk„>rou would pro** l,b*‘ ,0 snybody," 1 anawrred aa | Joofcjd him so full of eiUlity ,000 per year up , n4 , 0 ,1 „ht With enthuslaam IB porccnt. about the* hoaplUl and hla plan* DOO i»cr year will for Itft .wJ-nt 1 110 I>ercent. Mrs- Glddta). Dean* baa roroad to her bom* In prland* i*r ♦ dtllghiful vlell of aev I Tbo doctor showed ma o**r hla int a a man, mini naid “tlone„ o,,e “ fromwent turr,t ,0 found*110" iot paid , wln|lnK , lon, alary cut 10 per- 0p ,n^| doom, running •Uestors, reent of h is total smiting In at patient*, greeting bM »t*ff, demonstrating a salad • m liir In the VUchen and a fin* mlacroecop* In the laboratory, all with th* sam* teat. U* unlocked — ------the lln*n clo**t with th* pride of DQ AP A a good housekeeper and held up WO A W __ , towel for me to *** how each r that kla regiment place w»a lurked, even with th* l a *: a s s s r fs ti he might Hk« to huy It, It |«I|I IV h*" Ms enptpaqlo,, *g- «I»N- flUVUte O’Wsr," M • l»te luiur this eftsrqoou Wde Popper still »«*M* fo Vp :lhe lf*d In hi* race for rfM»«U te tb* United Ststea ate- LIHU birdies tell ua 1) the TowB*m<ut#s are Solos red >eel«n)*y from Chicago and m be gU'fl* at (he Hotel Came* te M « f* l week, U- W- llrrndon I* spending • w 4»y* In JpcVunvHlp tel* ■ek pn business Mr. enq Mf*. John Olwnphant "Well, It's been a dream at 0ln* to h«v* a brand Hew sana­ torium. My father dlfd with tuber culosls. and I’ve had It, and am cured and L know what It maaha to people to be In a well equipped Mrs. I. D. tUrt will be boat... Thursday evening at a Farewell p*riy given tor Graham Hunter w)w has b*«n drafted ante 1* teev pn (h« Hn* fur him In spit* M teaan for duty. the tori teat be can a»v*r do MU* Annlo Cameron returned properly rim Muateriom." ’ • a . . ___m te Tha Boca canal waa begun la IB8U and romplctad in 1*SP. DIRECTORY We Pay Cash For Uaed Furniture At FURNITURE CO. Mo PIm tford A vo. 1 Hav* Your Clodui Aod Watches Repaired By One Who Really Known How JEWELER 108 Magnolia SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. Fixtures IULF-IQLII& Martin’s Garage General Guy Bt.nstrom, ^bo ____. I__Ik. Martui’B Garage W E R T -T h e J E W E L CORONA bfen BT. PETERSBURG. W-ltory^Wrirtt af s Mcsa^'L queen of Bt. T CHtef* (terwood U preparing a s s e ts \ tal Laiiarsee , Apr.. —Taro mrmhrra of the S liU 'W 's dual rial Commission, defendants ' In ouster i-.ocrrdings, aald fan* tardajr Governor Fred p. Coda mad* no ilreignatlcn of afftll*1 tlona whan lir appolwted Iham . laal Junr ?.0. They arr Ctialrmnn tVrndfll U Ilraton and C. A. Urltlon. They fllrtt antwere, Ihronpti their it- ■ lornryv, 10 n Supr.im* Court Cuts whlrh mnlitiV.I thry repreern'ad libor whllo thr IndaatrM' Vi C'ommiAftion Liw prnTltlcil for ‘ only nitr labor represent Stir* W Ita Ihre,- members. Britton ami hU raalgnalhm to 1 ' Governor Cone ininn-dlatrly aftar ' iha oua't-r anlt waa atarted, bdt lha Govrmor h»* pot acted on U. Ila raid hr would not art until ' the Supremo Conrt derided lha conteat. Ootrrmor Conn aald ha appoint­ ed Britton aa -1abort* represent*live namrd RA T. lay of JackaontiUIr aa Industry's represents* thro and "aald nothing about who Hra’on rrprcaen'rd." To the 8uprnnc Court, BHHoo and Heaton aald nel her tha ap­ pointment* by tha florrmor, por^^ tha commissions issued *o thlHR three mrmhrra designated any group r*pr**catst|oa. liratoo la prtddtnt and BriUon I* *lc* pr*»td*nt of th* Florid* Prdrration ®t labor. L*y I* Hmlirji of th* Associated Indua'iiis of Florida. Brtfton and Hraton aald Drtttoq’a rttltmllott wo* effrctly* and h« ha* czrrrlard no powsra or dull** on th* Indiia'rial Commlaaion «Iik * II waa submitted Mar. Hi *V»n though floscmor Can* h*a not arerpled It. NADER’S of Chicago arrived yesterday and Mill b* gurst# at the D*t*l Cartie# for several w«rit». rtblog (pr them a* lops aa h* Stetson Sunday after a few jS hi* order* from (bs ^’k|t* mys'stay her*. A’ vary teteteetlng demonstratied wis' given Wednesday on war bread* at tbs ham* of Mrs. Mutt* '(hut oa Celery Avenue. Mr*. Berry presided in her usual Jotsreel big manner with a targe TRAPFlKC DETOURED TALLAHASSEE, Apr. g -T h o state road department is reworktrig the boa* for one mile on S'a'e Rond No. 44, aou’ heaat of norahIp and I eenalng aa any other Sanford In Seminal* County. The publication. It denounced, ■■ "In­ road la closed ami traffic la be­ valid on He fare," a Griffin, Os., ing detoured for >hrca mlloa over otdlnenre requiting diatlbutnre of S’a’o Road No. B7. I saw, the cleanliness, the uffi- circulars to taka out a mun cipal c.ency, tha Intelligent plammig linns*. Wo feature da# NEW behind It aU, that 1 didn't rolhd "Tbo liberty of the press Is not even tha bad eaiaa so much, be­ unfined to newspaper*, and pe* cause t u w bow much wa* being ilodiccl* the opinion i* J . "It S jw jla M s don* to help thn* people. necessarily embraces pamphlets Welfare organisations and clnkj and Ira flats. Three Indeed have all* to play fairy godmo1bar to been historic weapons In llw dai W f S i n W l OLD WAY Inatitotions Ilka this will find In feme of liberty, aa th* pamphlets the Florida State Sanatorium of Thomas Paine and others In many opportunities to glv* things our history abundantly attest. Th# that will be really appreciated. preas in Ita historic connotation There is t main radio but not comprehend* every sort o f publi­ enough earphone* to go around cation which affords a vehicle of for all tbo patients <o enjoy it. Information end opinion." T V . Gainesville Century Club When th* dectalon waa first an­ mo4l * donation recently for oar- nounced, the lmpress len gained phonea. Dr. Thompson ia having a we* that municipalities, by ordi­ book truck built that can bo pushed nance, cennot restrict th* distri­ from room to room, sort of a bution of rtreu'are within th* In­ Util* library on wheels, but tbs corporated limits. Bel the court’s Sansto'rUm hasn’t any books yal. ruling appear* to he much broader Current magatbica are neodo I too. then that. It has upheld. In uf* “ IT* don't al-ow viaitore under 1 feet, the right of any on* te «zslirteen jretre of age, but adult' press thrmaalvas hi any form of SHOE SHOP elallors are permitted during ' prln'cd matter, and to wipe away vlslt'ng hoar*," s*kl Dr. Thomp- _*11 barriers to tho distribution of )R H l Ra UK AVB. ton, rtt grU pret'y tiresome Just such print ml matter, looking out af the window. I , Coming at th« Urn* It does, know." And I knew Ijiat he was |when freedom af Ihoeght nnd ac­ remerabaring those long months la >Hoa, through the press as by th* Wisvoo*1"pr nt*d p*g*> I* being denied te It grama somehow the will of a meitlfol God that this man who know* what It moana to bo gives up for loot, who so nearly slipped beyond tho blue horiaoa, should COSTAave have been sent back healed te heal rihera. Defend Ouster ~ 1 �m 5^*51 c ia l A n d " P e rs o n a l MARTIN LANEY, Society Editor \al Calendar MONDAY Th* regular meeting of Cirelt Number One of the First Metho­ dist Church with Mrs. George MeCrum chairman, will meet with Mr*. J. G. Waits at her home am Second Street and Maple Ave* CM, at 3:00 o'clock. Th* regular meeting of Circle Maiabar Two of the First Mediodial Chereh willh Mrs. J. M. Rayas chairman, w.TI meet at tha borne of Mrs. J. E. Courier at JHP Palmetto Avenue at 3:W attack. ■ Th* rtgular meeting of Circle Number Three of the First Methodist Church with Mrs. J. Lv Clark chairman, will meet at th* home of Mra. G. W. Halley, Sit .West Eighteenth S<rect at 3:00 •‘clock. Th* regular meeting of Circle Number Four of the First Mathodist Church with Mrs. H. if. McCall. J r- chairman, will meat at (ha home of Mrs. J. O. Lanay, lu l l Sanford Avenue, .at t:00 o'clock. Circle Number SI* of the First BHhodlst Church wll' hold its Q fgubr meeting at the home of Mtaa Mary Wyatt Rati Iff, HIM Park Avrnu* at 7:30 P. M. The quarterly 'business Hireling of the Woman’s Missionary meet [ng of tha First Uapllst Chunk will be held at the ehurrh a( 3 JO o’clock. All members ere urged to attend this Important meeting. Every officer and ganeral chairman please be pre­ sent wilh report. The Congregational Friendship Iseag-ue will meet at the Parish House at 3:00 Ti'rluck, wilh Mrs. McMullen and Mrs. Collins as ho*teases. Circle Number Five of the Woman’s Missionary Society of Mrs. Robert Stanley Honored A t Shower Mrs. Robert Stanley was com­ plimented with a miscellaneous shower on Thursday evening riven by Mias Marion Cauae and Miss Helen Habe at Miss Ilabe’a home on West First Street. The young bride, formerly Mia* Mild res Clause, was presented with many lovely gift*. The party rooms were attrac­ tively decorated with ealUlilllei and gladlolas. Carnes were enjoy­ ed by the guests, and late In the evening refreshments weie solved by the hostesses, assisted ly Mrs. Hstie. Those present were: Mrs. Ro­ bert Stanley, honor guest, Mrs. H. J. Clausa, Mrs. W. Stanley, Mr*. George Hahe, and the Misses Lo s Chapman, Marion - Monger, Jrnn Forrester, Esther Strange, Carolyn Boyd, Emmeline Thurs­ ton, Elisabeth Kelly, Agnes Brinkley, Haiti Lodge, Mary Frances Wei’ s, Rubye Raburn, Inrt Williams, Doris Hit tom, Christine Powell, Marlon Cluase, and Helrn llsbe. Girl Scouts Inspect Fire Department The Girl Scou’ a of Troop Num­ ber One met at the Little House yeilerday afternoon at which time Ilie iroop went In a body to innpect the fire department Chief Cleveland explained the fire equipment to the girls, and pare a talk nn “ How lo Prevent Fires” , and “ What to Do In Caw uf Fire”. The scouts were a'so shewn the firemen’s sleeping quartan. Preceding the visit to the fir* department, sewing test* were passed at the meeting by Emins ltumbley and Hetty Carrodl. me* at 7:30 P. M. at the Church ' Annex with Mr*. If. A. Swanson, Mrs. M. H. Smith and Miss Hetty Bahrainn ■* hostesses. The Board meeting of the A w lll*ry of llie First PftMbytennn Church will ne held promptly at 3:00 o’clock, and the regular business meeting nt 3:.'U) o'elm-k. The G. A.'s of the First Hn|i!i*l Church will mrcl at the church st 3:46 o’clock. TUESDAY Hi* Asaiviutliin Tor Chl1d1«HHl i Omsllen will sponsor a- Itenell^ . bridge party at the Hanford Kik* (Tub nt 3:nn o‘r|oek. Tim pro W .c FIELDS TMEWO broadcast Mis* Martha Hlshop arrive.) yesterday afternoon from Hin­ son Untrerslly to spend IhJ weekend here with her parent*. Mr. and Mrs George lllshop. Mr». Jenntn N. Clarknan ami Mr. and Mra, George Keefe of Jacksonville *rc ipendlng a fee days h*re ns the cun l* of Mr. and Mrs. It T, Humphrey, Mrs. Grady Dean and Miss Nancy Dean Of l^kelsud nie spending the weekend h''i* a< llo’ goRsls nf Mr. and Mrs. (I. W Bpeneer. EVANGELIST A T THE CHURCHES r u t lim it s n r m n t r r S C IE N T IS T TN R K A U TV I* Ik s s u b je c t tvf th # L m t o n - tlv r tit iir i w 'h lch tin r ritt l In C h u r r h t * * o f O h rlift, N v lrm i » i . I h r m iu lm iil th * w ui M un H y in la y , A im it I t i l , # T h * ilitltlt-n V r M l» ; T t i f w u rM intfawrih m i tty. a m . th « h i a l l l i r r r «>l: H u t h * th a t ih ir t h tin* w ilt o f th u l a h h lK tli fo r it if iB (I Jo h n T in : It —Play— M ia s Elisabeth Ruprerhl, daughter of Mr. and Mra. It. W. Uupreeht, la rompleiing her fhsi year at Agnes Broil College, In Decatur, G*. Elisabeth la Inter cried in *tl ihe scllvllies o f her el*** anil Jits made many friends since her arrival In Heplember, according to news from the col- S-C-R-E-E-N-O OHS To Enter Cast In One Act Play Contest Th* Junior Class at th* Oviedo High School will Uk* pari in the distKct One-Act Play contests to be held in Winter Park Mondiy, school officials' announced today. ■ The cast has been coached by Miss Antoinette Sullivan and memban o f tbs school feel confi­ dent llwt they will make a good showing nt th* competition. 1D o w n i e r , 1> A . tl «H» a ” Al , It it , |Hr«lc»r» H u n H n jr* H e tm n L M. Morning Worships H m u t in ; *’1a ifr u s a V o y a g e .’ * I no I* M , r l i r l n i In n E n d e a v o r . ' A rm in g I lie r l In I lo u r w lilt 'll co m * »:o*t I*. A ! ' K v r f lin g W o r a il Ip* I |*T )*r I ho I M ormon la I he N o rm o ii K i i h i r r t : • 'U f a a t a H a tI lo t io n m y fro m th e t llh lc . th * j not y o u r u n i t In |ir(tn - r * , n o r Hi T h e M ft i’it ('h o r n * w i l l a ln g . th** m ih o f iim n . tn w h o m U iv r v ** T h e to v i io n w it m eet a t Ih o no li c l j i l U h i i y It h a t h a t h a t h rt«oo* o f m o rn in g and e v e n in g tn** Misti o f j li co it f o r h i* I • o i l i e r * to rrc e lt« » m e m b e r* . t r llM lf ln » |» I t In (h e L o i t l h i* i»*Ht/» tl'M ilm a I I R : 2. £ ). T in * L r a n in - H c r n io n rtt*o In * ; ■oil in i **i t lie fo llo w ) it g |'M mI*n f ; ,*«1 fro m Hu* (.'lir U ttu n Hc I r»n i’ ti h i t ’ loaitk, **.Scti*mo it n il I t r n i t h w i t h ' K**y |t» Hit- H r r I | i | urvii** h> M ai% Ih iH itr IM tl) % ‘'M iU r r lit l |>*i r u m iilt y j *“ Hot I f it 11* in i it I** u rn Hus i e • ■ I f I n 11tin «»r lih c iic n n or | f | t l r l l . Ho Fred A. Richey, lakeland j p e r fe c t ilm i . F o r t r im : an ih iim I ImritmtAac* w it h h i* Evangvtl*’ , who will pr-ach ihrrr ’' m P r in c ip le . ill* in** U v i ; th e Hor» rerviev* o| the Full Gospel Taber' j 0101*1 ho k i mpeutn w it h Hi** P a t h * nnrle on i he ()■ la min toad tomor­ ' o|% in m ill'lli i n n | w it h I ’lu M *\ t 'l i p f iivrT isr I'lii'n rn I ' i l l v A v r m ir nt H it H i K l f » * I , row. The k noons sie: 11:0ft A. <|H». 33? i * 4. M i l , U tllinm I’ nrlt jp.,. s>*n|nr M.. ” Oei-eding Great and Prccir n i n r r m u r n u f r iim m r Mums. n jr H rh tin l, 9 : l i a . i l . ■ rm >TiPir ons Prnmi'iV, .1:ll(l P, M., “ Ileal)l'-M tln u i t : * * a . XL ****** Full Hrc*dml Btrrpl. l . s r i i h u ; \Y n r*lil|> , h on I*. M. tmr foi A lt’: 7MS P. M. “ I He ami. Imniu'nhte Wmd.” i S n riitr iy S c lio o l, ‘H iiim I r v M rrb'lci**, W a ‘t)M*'Ktln> r. m LAKE M ARY !* !i a A. it t r . *.n r m Vlsl kAPrU I'ntvfv M. H int A M I Iit n lh M h .id) s-alnv III « «• I*. M» • 11 n v M l *<1 D r . iD n tillllK H i•«ill r» lifl itV lm t I; tl.i >t. Tha Community SowInu C.’^lh met on Thurmlny nlternonii -it the homo of Mrs. It. It. Ilutrhtson ill Comrrt'n City -The id’Xt mi-elliiK of tbo Cluli will lie held Thursduy ut the tonne of Mr . (loiUon Flynt. Those present at the inrYlinC with Mr*. Hutchison as ho?te»a were; Mrs. It I'. lyuiK, Mr . l>. L. ImnK. Mr*. Joe Cor try, Mrs. W, I* Itorbe, Mis. U G. limiter, Mrs. Iloslon , Steele. Mrs K. V. Mil ler* Mr*. J. J,. Jackson. Mrs. J. W Harrell. Mr*. It i*. (inril*nn. and Mrs. Gordon Flynt. IIi» ill’**. J! m* 1 ' h TlJ*‘ *M.4ti%i u n it w ill t .. ) i |>rrnetting hmir nn • »*f Mm. ” l.lnoleum wns introduced Koplind hi lHItO, T lit | Cine Watch | Repairing » Diamond Setting S AN!) ■ Engraving S McLnulht, Jeweler » m s . Park Avas iis E s s s B x iiB is a s s iis iiia Sans Souci Bridge Club Is Entertained Kay Fox Mrs. L o . 1’nrlsh. who lias been tha guest nf Mr. snd Mrs Fred It. Wilson for several daysretum.'Sl yesterday lo tier homo In Orlando. Friends of Mr*. Charles Me. Clung will ha glad to Irani tlml aha is doing nicely following so operation undrigone yesterday «t niiwling of tlm Woman's Club thn Fernald I^iiikIiIuii Meuoirlnl will lie held at 1:00 o’clock at llospllal. the Woman’ll (’lull. Mrs.‘Grady Gallant, Mrs. Harry WEDNESDAY 'eeks, Mrs. Elisabeth Jameson There will he a meeting of tha tended a nurse’s meeting in Hoard o f Mansgers of Ihe Gar­ rlando on Tuesday evening at den Club at the home of Mrs. It. le Florida Stale Tuberculosis M. Papworth at 10:00 A. M. THURSDAY G’rl Scout Troop Number On* Jamr, Henry DT»"n has *« Jiis will meet at 3 :(t o'clock. The Junior Dance* of the Ju­ guests for the weekend Eugene nior Woman’* Club will Is* IiMd Nlsnn, Charles McPherson, John Thursday at 7:30 P. M. ul the Duncan, ami Lemuel Downs, all studenti of (ha University of Woman's Club. Florida at Oatne-vllla. NtTTH’ R The Junior Dances of the Ju­ Mr*. T. M. Hunt snd (taughtr| nior Woman'* Club prerloualy an­ nounced for Friday, Apr. H, bill Miss Marion Hunt of ll«rk|ey. who have been v|alt|ng be held on Thursday, Apr. 7, to avoid a runriict wilh the Muikai Walter Hand and family, left Festival to bo presented at the Thursday for Washington. D. Seminole High School on Friday. whent they will visit Mr*. Hunt’* son, Ideui, Col. I«roy Hunt nt the U. H Marines. r n t r r n t K a n v T K iiiA * (llt llt ll II Humlft? Seri'lert: Mbs Sara MikeR is her parents In ll*Uri the weekend- To-Night CONTINUOUS I TO 11 ADMISSION 10-35 SOCIAL LIGHTS W\ I. Hughey, ■ leading TownTelephone 148 aend worker and vice president of'th e Club, wai honorrd wilh a banquet at the regular social and businrat meeting held in (he Welaka Building on Thursday evening at 0:30 o’clock. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Lee, Jr., The banquet hilt and assembly and daughter, Catoline, wilt spend tootn were beaut if ul'y decorated the weekend at Dayiona Beach. with pink gladiolus which arm furnished by (he Mayfair Hotel, Mr. and Mra. II. D. Walah of and >he lone banquet table was Florrncr, S. C., wt'l spend the centered with a birthday cake in weekend here wilh Mr. and Mia. comp'iment to Mr. Hughey'* b rihJohn Rogers. day. Arthur Klichoff made a few Mis* Dorothy llalnea is spend brief remarks in rrgird to Mr. log a short time In Crater Hill Hughey’* long and falhful nerrice in the Townsend Movement, where she is vkdllnK friend.'. and the honor truest thin fittingly Miss Kathleen M a i ; will visit thanked the Club. The blessing Mr*. K. M. Talley ll( Tavares was led by the Hrverend Eldn Gteenleaf nf Ijtkr Mary. during the weekend. Fn'lowing d nner a short hual* ness Hireling was held in the asMi** Dorothy Wcrr^n will b« aembly room with \V. R. Dupree' Ihe |UMt of MU# Amoral l*rt«r* preshling. The Reverend Thurles ■l Daytona itoftch for tli^ W4pah- Dewanl nfferei) a prayer for thn •ml. organisation. At the conclusion of the even­ Leonard McLucas. Russell Mc­ ing's prog'ant the Townsend nrCracken, and Hubby Newman left cheelrn playrd ’’Rcctuillng” and last night for a fishing trip at "Victory” Marches, which are Mr. Sebastian Inlet. Deware’s own compositions. A few Interesting short lalks on Mr- and Mr*. T. I , O'Conner the Townsend movement were have moved to lhr|r new home given by some of the members to In Lake Maty from their former Ia well filled hall, It is reported hum* i>n Park Avenue. by Mrs. Mar ha Muffin, publicity chairman for the c’ub. W. A. Teague who has been the guest nf his sisters, Mrs. Edmund Meisch and Mr*. A. IV. Community Sewing Lee, Jr., Is now located In Orlando Club H uh Meeting at thr AngahT) Hotel. J. Is Htrirklanl Mr. and M and Prlro Heard relumed today to Cordele. Ga., folUiwinr, « short visit here as guests of Mr. uinl Mrs. M. It. Htrlrkland. K Sunday— Monday Townsendites Honor • Member With Dinner p rw v . Fruit* unil VfKI-1IIIlies I’rrsh Ilaity Cut Flutter* CURB SERVICE Washing -Greasing Spencer’s Market Tire Repairing ■ P IL O T S LAN D PLAN REDDING, Calif., Apr- 3. —(/l*lj —Too many rooks dtdnt spoil th* broth whrn a b|g transputt plans snapped a high tension wire and atrurk a tree here, There were eight pilots aboard making a 'familiarisation flight" over this territory ||. C. Mill. r. In charge, look over the r»ntr"l* and brought the plane dona safely, Cherry roblder mu;*" ti'in: Put iwn-lnrh layer of ihee-y smire in n Hhallovv pun nod rover P with line* nf lirruit doiiyh spimkleil with brown Migor mid rinniimm. link" for twrnty ininnli'i in s liiti.U-nite oven. Serve warm, Phone 8M-J CLAUDE PEPPER A Full T e r m in T ito U n i t e d S t . i t v s HE H A S E A R N E D H S i-n .itt m n nf CARD OF THANKS W idely-K no w n Itevivuligt IABERNACLE Sunday. Apr.l ;i— 11 A. M„ :t and 7:45 I*. M Money To I-non On Automobllen Refinancing— Oulrk Service t’onslrunllrr EvangrlUm Jark Flnnrll-Phoae 170-J •r Acreptanre t’orp. of Florida Exchange Uldg. Salration and Healisg B . L . P e r k in s : C O IillK C T M E N 'S W E A R Orlando— Phone 4700 . Florshcims \ ft.J C. M aids N ig h t O u t ‘M y s te ry R a n g e ’1 l s 'e eieoi '( v ' W « $9.r>o up! Friendlys ^»*00 < Fortunes 54*°° < ^ | y Skyriders WATERFORD, Conn., April !, M l James L.'Faille, 71, fur (0 fear* ■ Imlcr In the text le in­ dustry In New England and Nnv York Stale, died auddrnly y ’Sti rdip at Ills liom* her* fre.n a heart attack. v Joan Fontaine Park ii 2nd ' GIVE t Miss Mary Imuise Meriwether who Is a senior *: the Mmuti Slate. Colli ire for Women, hu* re­ ceived the honor of being iiulia1rd Into the Kappa Dells PI Na ltonal Educational Honorary Horlrty. Miss Meriwether wilh her room mate. Mis* Hurlah Mitchell of Winter Haven, wera among lha tight atudiui* of the entile rollege to receive till* honor. M iu Meriwe*hrr is also * mem ' Iwr o f Sigma Dell* PI, National ■ Spanish Honorary .Sorority, and a member of Della Della Dell*. S t j tionsl Boc al Hoiority. Following j her graduation ft the Florid* | ■H'mte rollege this spring, she will j tsk* up graduate work at the j Untverally of Virginia yrat. I (lasoline-Oils Friers Itlglil—Sec Us Cururr 2nd mill I'litnieltu laocal Girl Honored At State College Siiirlnir Super S m i « F O B BOVS A A A A TO E E E B up.; i ' < �• If ilk.''*'® ' . , r , WWW# j? ¥ Z 4 _ 1C LEADS He-Man O f Screen Repays Confidence PROGRAMME FOR W E E K OF APRIL 3 JNG RO New Glamor AT TUB m ¥ z First show at o m o'clock r a m day Sunday, Monday—T H B . BIO BROADCAST OF IMS.” W. c. Fields,, Mar.ha Rayr, Dorothy Lamokr, and a gelaxy of Hollywood's roost acinilUaring stars. _ Tuesday, W «ln*eday-“ THE FIRST 100 YEARS'’ with Robert Mon'gomery and Virginia Broca. Companion features "LOVE. HONOR AND BBHAVE," wllb Wayne Morris and Priscilla Lana. Thursday, Friday—William Fowvii and Awwbella In T H E BARONESS AND THB BUTLER.” Added attraction: -E V ­ ERYBODY SING” with Allan Jonas, Jbdy Garland, and Fanny Brice. Saturday—"A LAWMAN- IS BORN." starring Johnny Mack Brown. Added fast oral -BULLDOG DRUMMOND'S PERIL" with John Barrymore, John Howard and Louisa Camp­ bell. Play BCREBNO. -» Lovely Shirley Ross and handsome Bob Hope, singing alar of radio and siege, who m*kee hia film debut cast opposite her In Peramotmt's -The Big Broadcast of 1038," which opciia tomorrow at Ufa Rita Theatre. W. C. Fields heads Iha cast, which also Include* Martha Raya and Dorothy Lamour. “ THE FIRST 100 YEAR S” Virginia Bruce, Lae Bowman, Robert Montgomery In th* com ody succea* "The First 100 Years,” In which Bob proves his noml nation for the Academy acting award for 13.18 was no slip up. Every once In a while some­ I peerage and Its coming S thing comas along Ilia) revives “ ! cropper hi a mulAl*-European jaded uldsUr'a faith in youth and New-Deal offers a delightfully lovr. Such a tu-art-warming place I exciting theme for "The Baron in "Ixiva, Honor and Behave" ■ taa and the Butler," which plsye which piny* TuiWny ami Wadna*( Thursday and Friday at .the ERA day «l lha IIII* Thca'cr. 1 Theatre. Two of Iha munt engaging This Darryl F. Zanuck produc­ youngs'era aver to a'ap before a tion for ttth Century-Fox coeamara. a Irue- o-llfc love story,' stars William Powell and Annarollicking with human comedy, balla In a bll'he screen version of fine understanding direction, and J the stage hit that had half of a lovo song which hue alreadyj ■ Europe agog. taken tha country by alomi are. Annabel!*, in her Grot Ameri­ the component parts o f ul<ovr,l can-made picture, ocllerea butler* Honor and Behave.” Hut, seeing; are uborn obey but MIC t 'iP l tto u U ir y .. . ,. n u t debonair J V W * (M r the picture, you won't bolhrr toi AT THB PRINCESS Bill obey, such un-buHer Ilka lm_ . OnehUel m m -n tir mm . break it up Into parts—you'll just! Sunday—-MYSTERY RANGE" and -MAID'S NIGHT pulses! She's so proud, he', so' ™ laugh, abed a tear or two, live m.Powall and proper . . . and youll be so sue- f - r . “ Tho Baron*** and the Botl.r, ’ co at •ha story through and be nwfutly & > ft ■ to prlstdl Annabella. In her first American-made ‘ pk glad you came. 1 f f l i m Powell; This film has caught >ha lone right, are Henry Btcpbenaon, Joseph SchUi Wayne Morris and ' Priscilla 20th Centoryand navor of aii old regime—years Helen Wostley end Annabella In a scent t Lane are the youngsters. There's of tradition and gentrations of ^ ^ „ something about this Morris tal­ escutcheon worship—suddenly eon- j . . ■ ■— low. Something Infectious that has lifted him clear out of the ma in which the aolf-effaeing but ‘ r o u g h R O M E O A N D 1 B A 1 rank and flit o f young lending let emerges from hia cocoon to. men and Into the alar class, -in Kasily 'be moat lavish pota paying assume social equality with h'» "Kid Galahad" and “ Submarine porrl ot music and mlrih, fun | noble employer*. D -l” he proved to ble producers and benutitut girls »f tha .cur­ a star who. powa|jt at hi* suave beat, trie* and the public that ha was some­ rent eaaaon, "Tha Ma Broadcast debut In this1 to aava tha Count'a family from thing mors than g handsome of IM P ' Paramount'* latest |o announcer,' th* blow of learning that ho ha* young (tripling with a delightful musical, makes its bpw tomorrow born elected to Parliament an <h* grin who could pack a wallop. In at tho nils Theatre, with a Socialist-Progressive ticket. By “ I jovc, Honor and Behave" he splendid ca*t starring hi* very actions ha bring* down W- C. proves that he's an actor ot lirat P(*ldt and chargea of impoliteness, fraud and including Martha rank capable of holding an audt- llaye, Dorothy Lamour. Shirley1 Field*, which it out to mak* a tridfery on hia head. once captive In that sizable p«lm Iloaa, Ben D|ua. Boh Hope, Lynne | nrw tr. nl.t ll,n<lQ record. To bis Ho incur* th# wrath of every of hi*. Aa for his love-Jire. MISs Overman, Hufa D*vle, Lolf Kri ( , Brpr)M Hope find* that on* but hU Count—whoa* chief Priscilla LAne, whom you will re­ •on. Orsce Bradley and T|tO ■ .. r worry Is that he will h>ae a gewd member as Ihe outrageous little Oulsar. And ju.t to m.ka tho. «n M t o o o b|a ex-wives ar. on butler. The solving of this situa­ vamp with the golden voice m cast of stellar performers over j *”>aid. together with the girl be tion and tho ensuing bull la ot "Varal'y Show," say that she'* a flow from sheer abundance, the «“ >P»* •• ® »k" “ h wits with "Baroness" Annabella mixture o f ^ioney and rrd prpper producers hay* tossed In special-. F|*ld». thinking that h# is on •nd you'll gel aa close as possible ly routines by Mm*. Kirsten' a rival ahlp. devote, hi* »!■»• o describing the lodescrlbnble. Flaastad of the Metropolitan' '« trying to »low down the OP Shea blond, she's twenty, she Opera and Bbap Fields and hia' «»nt|c, and Is delighted when tho sings "Bel Mir nut Du Schon,' lilppPng Rythin Orcheatar, cur-J ship has to stop to pick up hU ■hai haunting bit of awing, In s mntly heading the popularity ,Jb>* daughter. Martha Raye, and way that you’ll remi inner anil re­ tilts among dance orchestras. her boy-friend, Lynne Overmen. member. . ( j who hat* be*n wrecked and aru adrift In the oceanThe slory, which was adapted This ia an In-between-round* photo of Wayne Morris and Pris­ from Stephen Vincent Hem l * The Rays Jinx work*, the 01cilla Lane who appear In their Bret co-starring comedy hit, "Love, "Everybody Waa Very Nice,” l» mad. gantlo la not only slowed up, but Honor and Behave” produced by Warner Bros. It's a treat ’*m about two klda who ure childhood I t i r threatened w|lh disaster, and rough, kiaa and make up kind of a romance which come* gristly tha aalloro. who have heard of packed for laughs, next Tuesday and Wednesday at the RUi The- •!«- ' T 'T . I H W m V Don’t Be Alone In Your HAPPINESS GIVE There’s no satisfaction In having plenty of Comfort, Security, etc., t f you know thkt others more unfort on Ale In oar midol are In want. Tha real Joy In life Ilea In aharing, MONOA Y A P R IL 4th SALVATION ARMI Hand M r.and M rs MONDAY Army needa money for food, clothes, d Iota of Its. If ovary one will give • Wffl he happier aad you’U.wiU be hap* ring dams your ahare. Starts Monday; April 4th Thare la no betUr opportunity to giro Charity Utah » •*} MUtlfl A M J m Hi BROi M W ' 4 § 2 B W \; . ■■ - �• fr Trig 8A W rtm » HOTALfr RAWTOtP. WjWMWt : Lac; Thinks L o o k o o t ifield A nd O u tfield W ill , Slack Against Any In -Loop REILLY W IN S A CASE-HIS OW N Batboy A1 McMHKan ty«rtin Reports To Reports Ail R e a d y ‘Charlotte; C l a r y For Season To Begin Signs With Ciut Al McUillian, Hay bat boy wb..‘ ^ w^ . , M|lrlIni let {“ » no cpnw n # w r Itiyo. 1 u t- M t f|#w<r for th(, Stnforj looV re per. ml for the lint H*»k,n onirr Manager Lacy y*» cnlay. Venn* McMillian waa fully drraaid In hb> home uniform and ready for action to ttan. He waa eonaldered qul i a norelty bv the mater of the Lookouta and alao by Manacer Lacy Imt when they were Hid of AI'h ,*• perience and atandln* they were completely atunned.. Little Al aaya “ I’ll be right In Ihtrc ihla •eaaon and drantin' beta and lunnirU Ihe club ns usual ognln thk year. And, t*m ready for the teifton to • art too,** Athlete Present F o r T r a i n i n g ill That Stars Local Ball Year; Lacy Well Pleased With Workout Seminole County Court Records FA KM PRICES LOW W A S H IN G T O N A pr. — The t ju m u or A irlcu llu m l lEtonomira reported yeaterday (hat the general laeal of farm prirra In mid-Maich waa the loweqLaince ,Au«uit. 1M*. and 2& percent lower ihan a year i p . GREYHOUND ENTRIES TONIGHT Edward J . ltrllly (rie h l). who detrnded Hruno Hauptmann in Haap mann'a trial for the Lindbergh kidnaping, la ahown Waving court at RlvrShrad, N. Y .. with hia attorney, A ltx an d ir Uluc, aftet winning hla freedom from the a'ate hnapi:a| far.th e Inaanr. ’ He waa eoanmittrd to .he aaylum on the recommendation o( hi* inn her. IN THE FIELD OF SPORTS By J U L I A N Approximately 200 local fana saw the flr*t camp oration under the direction of Lacy and ap ­ peared to be pleated with tha ait* uqtlon. T h a Lookouta w ill reaume woe' H|i*u afternoon and Manager Lacy C lassified Advertisements Lo—Announcement* ▼ T T K in * , Plumbing-Pbona &0. W Pl buy Cypreaa pule* for lath ■took 0" tn 15" by 50" long. H A V E Y O U R W atch repaired by O S C E O LA C Y P R E S S CO M PAN Y. ooe who really know* how, B rig fa, Jaw alar Magnolia Ave. K — S it u a t io n M W a n te d aa nuraa or maid. Annie Mae Henderwun, 1007 E . ltth St. 11—MUeoltaneoua T r y Dotler A Qay’a floor and deck paint— Its the finrat baauly treatment fur weather baglcn porchea. Stanley-Rogera Hardware Co. (iat-age Apartment, 112 W. 4*h St. Furniahrd upil-iira nwni. Largu nml airy. Convenient to bath, lint uml cold water. Alao fur* niahcit dowtialalra1 room and tun parlor. Private ctilrance.^l'bone 16—IIoqbh For Heat FV tllN lB lIU U bungalelte— thoroufhly rooovaled and being re­ Attention painted. A ji|i|y ''m I 2 Park. to Home Ownera L O O K Y O U R roof* oyer nnd If they need painting hnva It don* before the rainy acaaon a ta ri,. Wa barn tpeclal Metallic root pohlt for tin r»ofa. and Rady Onto M4-W. root coating ■for compoaltUnj roof a, O ar price* are right. HU1 lap iam en t Co.. O ak A r c . »»are.' P * * ' £2. Two yoqng gentlemen who app a n n lly have playing poiiliun* prank-ally in the luig with the LooLoula *hi. i eaaon ale two rtm l ta of Inat year’* nine, "1 ittlc Joe" Rugger o and "lluckahol'* )!H g , r*. Al hough yeaterday waa he lira' time they iim lriw ent jil. 1 la mid i Manager liu y Lacy, l a h looked ike veteran* of the I tin", Tin two Ihi>* are ,already in good rondiiian and have a atii.hl i d j e on Ihelr many op* p.nrolh i.jnre Ifiey are known to hr uunit lu ll playcra by local lana while th r new rnoklrn still have to diaplay their beat baar* L r tl ahitily la gel half ] chance. A glnnre at the infield whirh will more e r leas he together- when the ainatin open* flmla on firkt baae Muuager L r f , Hodgera ut , frond end Ituggerlo ‘it , ,the hot eprner. However, the nhorUtop, ta rrie d hy the one anil only llreeehea C lary, I* yet lo be f-llvl. There are a number of fair looking pluyera nlteinp1 rig to make the berth lilt the rhnrtatop depart* ment of play may never a g i >1 In ( lie d w ib an athlete na good aa C lary . L’ c r y . will lie g rra lly mlaaed Ih lr acaaon but thr I w i l fana • r e still for-him In a big way when hr playa for Charlotte tlilif acason" tn farl, Hie rn lir r ■quad last acajoui waa taken L« | i y hy C la r k W n f fllh and the F.raalora and thia roUimntkl be* l i o n that for that reaaon the lawknula ran make more head* Way hy operating an Indrpan* denl awocialioo. Thing* ore still a bit wrury In ST K N STR U M where hc ig l0 p|,, , h(1 onUr Clrdcni for thr |f4rn« u thia aeaaon. It waa learned (w, , y by the Herald Sport* Ed t3r. Whether Martin ha* yH aimed b(, charlotte contract la not kncwll b w .u ,, Martin h „ been in a M|iry .quabllr with Clark <jr|ffith of the Washington Sen,ton, for wveral work*, Newt clao haa reached thia city that F.llla "Itreechea" Clary haa nlao aimed on thr dotted line with the Hornet*, M ITU IJ t»K U t m i H li H II.K Nmirw is itervui given (tint |iurMiniil i«. tliiril ilcrrt*’ rt’iul*! rd on ihe 11th tl.i> t,l March, i m i, in that it si In mills# |»«*ti«I inic In tlili t irn ili Court ««r thr Mi.it> Judicial Circuit ft thr Hint** nf Flnrtits, 111 nrul for HrmtfHilta l'«mni) wiiarclti f k ih h u . p ,\ Mit iit m r t iA iiii uoltUi>UATU>S\ 1st Plaintiff, amt LUItV 3\AHlll.\ilTt»N n it.I AlaltlH U AMIIINUTUX hlw sistf«s, isim\ T IIK I iiltisl NTATKH OF AMKIIIt?A« ttfr I h*f* IHl4i l| 1st, thr tmdr t hlglirtl, rtn H|>* i In) \LtMui. with within thr Jriesl liiiiirw <>i mil*-, nn Ilivn* •1:0. thr 4th tiny *.f A |»r It. l*lR t offer fur n\1c ntnl s»»•If t«i thr highrnt ninl h**| hhli.rr fur raith, at lh« frsinl limit of thr Court Hour* <*f Hftnlhnlr County, Florida, in H.itiforil. Florlils, thr following i1« w4'iihi<i| lii im|w h ml prrtniiira sitholr Imi' WniHhol*’ Ciiuniijr, Florida, Crisfield Released *' By Baseball Heads The F a rl .d Crlafield, youmi Hurler that dla.iVayi'd hla wave* for Henry Wn'emi'i Snnfnnt Lookout* iluritu; ih. i!.:tT Iritarball year, wa* handed hrt relraae laat nlcht by local chib offiriala. No rMamia for I hi* rclcaalnit tor C riafln l could In* learned to­ day but the New York youth >» to j o to Jacksonville where he w ill uak for a Wyoiil with Hob B m l’h'a JockflUnvlrte Tara of the South A tlan tic1 . iTnyuv, to* wll : Thr r«rn **F Ti[rfp-^m»rd Khurl Wa • P ^ iy i* Mils .H alf «f iin ilr l***i PiiilfhfhlTim n Hkl|* Up • »•'fih-Al*iiil T r a il»«* i* I W.imlti tMmlift- Hu* si Mil. 311* in)tt lltaMiii’i FHUIITM IIAUIt Uni urn r 1*ii ncj 31mills V H 11,tin !M *n J«i Traffic Hi N J nf S M i f n r .1 Curlnufttn. A t M H iP Psstnr. A Y 31.111 « il l It o f . Ml*) hr mfiilr JVt» ymnplr Iorcttu's Place MW* Il, **wt! »| Inns A l e g a l n o t ic e regard lo iho lookout chance* of All K ) « > Hr*- S um 1Um.I i Y .I 111iip* Wlni bring ng home llu- bacon Ihla era F IF T H II Al Tl 1-1* MMr >nu nnd decorating lb* lu ll " o f ll»|i|ty Ouilmik I IHl.* Hhsif Mm> ll oy Atfiirtila * chard" with u S ia le Im p prnninl Urltti'f m m flnirn W lilfr Hutu bin Skipper Lory erya to atop Tohi V lies P u l.’li IIKiri worrying and be nt tbr p.nk on HI \T1I HACK: Kalin IH Hlhllls opening day to are another real I'rlrr Umii J".'* K iTui ric h carry the m lor* of the ^jiok 11<*l*la% |li rf»n Kanin Pm Ml'* to a aicond niH'iiing day lie* I !it|*. t *>* l | p | | HUYFNTII lU lT Z 3 l« Mil. lot y on I alio a p cn nin l later on 31ml*. i -firs fill Its flip's N KnisfuF I 3iills'). KI ji»|i I'nti In Ibr rrn'on. Night ianhllr It, .| Fit U Hanford waa aomrwhat Ml— Uhllllfs I’. i m n ii it v n ; f i . iu m h ►polled hy l.m lng an r ic r llr n l •1s> Hop It,Iff NISI r liA I r .l M-iurn, and they etQuirt IMrn-c* HfrlnsHw pect nothing hut a flrat rla«a Alntitnnp Ti ll fir > lit Faiiry Hh'tiit».r Urnfiy Msi nine Ihi* ►eaaon. However, time NINTH H A Ci: t • 1ft Mils. will tell and a* all the real are Plrty flnirn Urn list I.lm lr Turfl.’lnn Atiti linns wbh'nK. we hope that l-ary'a 1*ndy llurrhain ability to win flag* and ball Our Niuif) i i : n t i i it a i t knaira waa nol left in aame ( • I * Mil*. Hltlr T r a f f i c Vtlf>rul y OniPit other winning lu ll rilv . Can Itrrr Nifty Nit* S H O R T S I’O IIT S H O T S — The I,uls IIpss (T im r* C liifll* flu4<Vy liar# Urge*! Lookout at p r o m t fa Hlg . KI.HVKNT9I ItA U r FitluOly. John 'Helton whu-athml* alx frr> Jit-I Forgnllrn l«artd Lord Just F m two ini be* and w eigh, gjl) pound, King Ilu .iiy P ljon 34lss Hpfcdjr Pnwrrf . . , the ►imilleat i . Jotbe l.y Kl’ HAV 31 HUHHUN, l>e-f* ri.Uiil, fslickv Hstmra IIII III Tl UK IT UI.H i T K H Miaairalppl who *1 im lKyflvr TO HUMAN 31 IIUHHON, H I s Kim ■Ig ineliea mid {neigh, Clir-fg und*4urOugh lo go around . . . Hlg Hen A i r , VLill liuorr, * M nrj‘ In rul Yuli iifi> ( m * ’ 1>! un lfii-tl mu*, r** . . . l.yle teeenihle* Paul Hi * C: nt well i* ■ Ill'll to nrrive here l|Ulml III he- Mini M|i|ir|ir tl|Ml|| lllft who formerly ►tnrn.f fur ttalay to a|M'tnl the Week end with lu. l tiny aaf 31II> m s in ih. Hill Celery F e ll, Inn i« now with Jack liia wife and mother-in-law, Mr*. uf Unm|i(alnl ftL tl iiRMhi-l you In 1l*«* itiii'Vr *l>l*tl n iiii* uml tonvilU , . , Minnie Jonea , . . Sanford box­ Uwurt. lu r y broke a hat while hit­ Thu Hnnftirtl lliriiilil In hnti’ liy ing fana nicknnmod H a iry T h tr i.r - l u i i s t n l ii« I ho n«’ WM|iatM'r tn| ting. atKIe Iirarllr e awata je alerma* "Rubberball" after being up u h l i l i till- uni.'* - h a l l in* itub* rtuy and a comical yell rounded and down mi much during the llrhrtl ftir f.*Ul « u n - r i i l ll ! r Vtcwkit W iin ria O I* ll rrniluti. «'l*'ih from the nrandalanda aald l-outa lout laat night. nf m i M u i r r u l i 4*uuri* uml Kir uf»i c v r n r n a r w c nrcoM C “ llre ik 'em uu, "kipper. I know W r noticed Sam Kennia hav­ l i r l i l -*:nl thi*r*».»F *.u i h r UHlt d a y 1 B E TT C It K N O W N * 0 TH E uf 31 . m i l A l> CO* whrre thrre are plenty' mnrr." ing the Park flag pole poUabed O K E A T O K B OT O U IIKIINIHIN, , , AV* looked UP and there the either day . . . we hope UlarK waa Hob y -w m in nf th e'lll> l l l y : A. 31 w k i : k h I we have aomrihlng In 1911 to 11» (!) 1 O t M u l l u « Blternl |*ur Hardware Company . . . Pain t­ add lo Ihe Blare and atripee (H I M t .l ing and repainting of aign* haa . . . I ary la arhrdulrd ta alert PB IN TI N O PNOP L-rM fl n . w been n anwill attrnrtbm at the rc llln -d ira n action of the local tp rk fur thr paa| arvrrml dayn. rluli about n r it Thuraday , , , SEM INO LE PR IN TIN G C o . Some yuulha ore .till w lhou! he wate'e to g iv e . everyone a P H O N E 4 B3 - A r e . ( • DIJ, uniform, at three *el* were not fa ir deal hr aaya. UtlilNg Nf ■1|siR| 31II p* Ur fun hn nl un l llrlnsdn H igh w a y I'n d rr New M anagrnenl Wine and llcer Cerntan ('(M iking H K M IN O I.K I'll \ IIM A C A L C O , IN C. M iller llldg. Park Avu. T t W l l i o o l i a a n i l II o k » I I C M t i l l r l l . l I I l \ , JH. u IIP IIlM IM IIIa l' l'!tEHCItll*TlONH ACCHHATKI.Y (OMPUUNUEl) AT ItKMAItKAHI.Y ItEmiCKI) I'KllKH, OUT A IN OUR P R IC K ON IN IH Y H H 'A l, P R K H t ' H I P * T H IN K IIK I'flltK P IL L IN G . Y O U M I L L IIP. H U R P K IK K H I)R, MILLER RECAPPING 50 % SAVINfi W e R u a r n n lc c f ir s t lin e n e tr ( ir e n i.lcu K t' in uur re c iip s & retrea d s. T h e G o F Ouatity Printing A V o K G A I N JOE PALOOKA p r ic e bi I p s a t h a n h a lf th a t o f a n e w tire . 475 x 1‘J—$1.30 550 x 17— $5.5« 600 x 1C— $6.45 Lemmond TIRE SHOP I I I F . 2nd St. Ph. By HAM FISHER ' E E S A N IC E O N E TH A T v. C A O E A U K f 'E E S OHN M OTHER - V M U S T H A T E •IM / - * 1 'O N E S w e E N G W6ETH YO U R ‘A M M E R t A N ’ *POVP~- *f? ‘rre PINFs H .E G T E E S t l EASY* i------ PER GOSH SAKEs - - - X AUNT J L DO A N f THING ^ FAAAAHHH-> THESE LEGION G ETTIN rJ Z r-l PULL OF M ILKSO P^ —, EES TkXjTHAT.r O F F -S I D E I 0 IfrXaujflil D A N D U N N • S acral O p a r a t lv a 4 8 AM / THAT FE L LO W G E T T IN * R EA D Y TO L E A V E - H E M UST B E A CM B A R T — I L L G S T T O T H E C H EC K RO O M T H E B A M S T IM S M t D O E S A N D . the l.im .r ' s in g T hr fifth! It* i* ptmUallf InVltnl nfirHn! Hiiifnflnt! Is rslrtnl**! ti» Ilip a(Tr« of Hp e r In | M a s te r M«ndnv nt *« 1% I" 31, Mrs 11. T lu rr il r ias'rll<#i| I HU 11N «t thr Northwest cssfnrr’ of Hrs'tlon 4. Tuwn* Ship M Honih llungv 31 «*■!. TUli 111 fret I*ji At, Ihmcf* 111 A l«-It* fell South; tlir tier 411 fWt WVgli thrill’** 4A1 & ft.10 f**t North to PlaACK O F UKiHNNINil sm IiI *“Jilr In hr nirsslr |o satisfy the terms i*f sit hi decree, J .1311!* tl H1IAROM, r o i . n N K I l m i m II v o r i r t - . a T l t l N I T V MKTIIrtlrlKT r ' l l r i t C H R lilh Htrpft. Wahl f o Il o t i In u C'M OKJ, D U C H E B B , W H E N W E G ET TO TH * CH ECK . R O O M T A L K A S , IP V O U 'O J U S T M ET MB TO DAY— C A LL M E W I L L I E - I T H IN K . W E R E B E IN G W A TCH ED — r VCKJ BET IT [W IL L B i B O O M BASK COM E Io n , X l l t a k e VOU HOM E a V N O W . .— ' n e '3 U N N G A O J S - - I J& O T T H E N U M B E R A N D I ' L L Q U E S T IO N T H E D R IV E R L A T E R — B A J IT SEEM ® , T O K N O W H E 'B B E IN G W A T C H E D — IT W O N ' T PAV T O A R O U G E H IB B U B P IC IO N B T O O M U C H --/ W O N D E R W H O T H E r w i- w n G *R L i* I f r--------------T F �T H RIDES THE TROLLEY CAR 'Salvation A r m y I Drive For F u n d s J o Begin Monday ‘S S'iJ. 7 tOt fOmt — terribly fmtmtr c i au auad rrana F .p * Ceotlnyed Free* Fate One a* poaalbla w ll be pruaent at thl* time. I Chairman WII*on, *Uted, -The R jl'n' on Army U on the job Mb day* In Ihe year dong tb* work thit you would I b* to do If you hid the time.” B. C. WeLb once •aid, “ I *haII pa** through thl* world bet once, any good thing tbrefor* that I cm do' or any t lmln*** that I can *how to »ny uiran being 'et me do It now; Ut me not defer or neglect It for I ahall not pet* ihl* way again." Cep' Bore po tiled out tbit, it la perhapt true that aome of three needy onet are to b'am* for Ihtlr rondlfon bet thalr fam'llas tre not. and "wa ernnot afford to let th* chlldrun auffar." We, *a cltlsena, do not bar* Ihe tlm* nor the opportunity to aeek out three needy one* per acnally, and land them eld. It 'a only by organ'tad effort that the In**inert of need can fc* found and the eufferlng al'avlated In the qulckeat way," Capt. Rote concluded. Florida Man 1 31 Years Old May Be O l d e s t American JACKSONVILLE, Apr. 2.— Flo'iile h:a on. perann who wla "bom 06 year* loo ioon”, ao far aa rcre'vlng Old Aga AsaUltn'o for a imaalble maximum period of lime la concerned, lie hi Hated aa till year* old by tha aljtlat'cal department of lha Rta'a Welfare Board, according to Clayton C. Codr'ng'on, alila welfare commlaaloner, Tha nexl o'deat recipient ol Old Age Aaelalanee la but 121, whi'a • total of 07 reclplenti g'e cen­ tenarian* or belter, *t of the*# being between tha agei of 100 and 101 year*. Tha Unreal 6-year age group !* that between 70 and 76, which numberi 10,600. Nest cornea thoae between 76 and 80, a total of 0.642. Third la tha group between 06 end 70, comparative youngvtcr*. who number 8,076. Other group* count off aa folUwa: Between 80 and 86. 3J>6>, between 86 and 00, 1,002; between 00 and 06, 280; betwren #0 and 100, 00; more >han OS but age unknown, <34. During lha period covered 28^-0 paraona have teen granted Old Aga Aaeletanee. Death and other cauaea reduced th* number of three appearing upon lb* Febru­ ary pay roll la 20.030. Florida can match any state In th* union on a longevity ti**l», In the opnlon of th* elate welfare commissioner, although he ha* no compiratlv* etatlstk* to tack hi* opinion. He believe*, especial y, Frost And Flood Threaten S ou th ’ Over Wide Area Benttool* Coon IT and tb* entlro BUt. hiparianced on . of lb* drreat March** In bUtorrKaal t* ft. nr Mouth lee fret r.t l,.| 111. O H. of Tnurn « ( IxiikhimmI, Flnrlda, *re»rdln* lu Lm i (ban on* Inch ol rain fall tbercnr rnruolnl In r i» l llm.k |. naa.a |* > In BcnbioW County during tho • gemlnule Cuuutr llacorua. entire month and. with scarcely •nr precipitation In February, 'calory field* are beginning to bum ImcaOM of th. contbiuo-J Ilnnlne l i t W r.l « f ihe HIV Corner nl Churrh dlrtb of rain and tb. tummtrHlreel end Kart lathe Avenue, run Hnalh !•• |lk. rrMibrr which ha. prevailed reel, We*| m reel. North S«a real. Baa* IT* feel I * Ileg., alt In Ihe Tnttn of leinewood, m l. during Part wrrka. lag In I'lat thereof rrrurded In Plat ttenk I, Not only celery ha* boon af­ P*tea I* tu II uf .Ih* Hemlaole Cuunly Iteeurta. fected adversely by th. eil.llng weather condition, but all Spring crop* *ru *bow|ng noed of rain and tha water Urol in Laba Mon­ ro . and tha 8 t. John* Rlvar I* nearly lira foot lower than It wa. during winter month*. At |aa*t' temporary rallof, bow. ever, wa* expected aj the weath­ er man foracaet (bower* for por­ tion* of tha Bute tonight. D+alnnltiM MW C o rm o r r h i i r r h R ir s r i • $»•! k run * "u,h ,#<l f~ l« tM reel, lo br|r« •** ln T.iwn of leofl* Florida, arrairdlav to l*lot Ihvrenf rwronl Flat llm.k I. p ests II to II. femlnuls c CITY BRIEFS CeotlfHHd W fo» •>!« Om “ Slew" of the local Irglonnarira will be held In tha Legion, Hut Monday night. t Attractive algna depicting acenea •t Ihe Mayfair HoUl ara being erected on the parbwty border­ Caught aquarely by an aerial bomb rained down by liurargunt ing the Uka Juat aait of tha Chamber of Commerce building, fillrv, this trolley rap and all l‘ a occupant* were blown to blta In •he City Briefer noted thla morn­ Ban.-alona, Spain. Nearly 000 per*ona were killed during Iho air ing. The algna ara equipped with light* for night display. raid. Florida Livestock! S h o w s Increased! Value Over 19 37 ORLANDO, Apr. 2 .-(A ,>—The Bureau of AgtlcullJrml Economic* a*hi today Florida rattle decreased In number during 1037 while the number of horaea and mu'e* remlined. unrhangnl and (he number of awlna Increaaed. The total value of all Florida livaatock Jan. I, 111.78, * 11 aalimited at 120,814,000 aa com­ pared with $2<li’ l 1,000 on th* corrvapending date a year ago. Thla waa an Incruaat of 1.6 per rent. The bureau takl tha eallmxtrd number of cattle and calve* dacrvaac.l aix |.rr cent lo 748,000 during 1037, while rows ami ha'faia two year* old and older dropped from 116,000 lo 106,000. Th* lutal value of the species In­ creased from 214,719,000 to $16,217.000. Swine tor* In number from 499,000 during 1937 lo 619,000 in 1938 wh le their valt* dcctrascd from 13,410.000 to »3J24.000. Ilorac* were estimated at 18,000 head with th* value unchanged at $1,820,000. Llkewla* the number nf muter In Ihe atala remained at 41.000, the bureau estimated, bi< their value toee from 20.109,000 lo 26.191,000 during 1937. Sharp and lamb* decrcaatd In numler from 100,000 to 37,000 and tholr value dropped from about 21.000,000 lo $122,000. c u in t *i p a * * i i o i . R .ANIiri U'ltlN WHICH TAXrm rahdah.o. ra rm , AUK 1*11 1*11 PH 1**1 f l o r ip s . K U m ll'A . a mantel pal corporation nrganli aiNl .a l.lli.il u ad .r th . Uwa ol lha M ai* et Florida. Plalnillf, CKIITAIN 'UKUNQIJKNT. I hot ICM Tu all r^ninna in d mr|w»ratlnn« I n u r n ljd In nr h i d n s any lUn nr rlalm U|wmi any nf tha land* d M f f l M h«Mlnt ’ You ara harrby notified that ih* Town nf I*nnwwo«wl. Florid* had nir,I 111 Mil V.f roroM .l.t lo Ih . a b o v . a.m eg Court la fareciaaa dellnournl Ini llm » with Intrraal and panaltl*#, upon III# pareala land eat forth in Ih- fnllnwlng arhadula, th* agar.fcal* ameuat ol aurh nr „ . nnaiii.t .aid r».p .rtlv e par r . l i nf land aa *a|> forth la aald I,ill ,.l n.ninlalnt, h.lng aal oppoeMa aurh pareela In th* tallowla* f nori.ie "Aye, M on! th e E con om y R en d in g acT u aL & Y s a v e s v s tfg S V v Hally repart vt aat.a « f trull* nlll'UMItKIUli FI*, hua. hpra. tad eaaalablaa at lha Kaafind arc. in uuallli, ll.TS -tl la flat* Parmara* Whalaaal* Marhai KUIII'I-ANI ata. uaa. hare, lu uualltp. Ilu.. hpra, a Irurhara railut a*a*aiMsr> arc. tad nthar dealsra lar a S« h**> 1131-11 sa: m ba>. c r ly . I I N •eilud end lug at (:•• A. St I* IIAVl t I'.anut) Mnalhar* ma tu* tap. aa rapatlad hy J. i t Mlahatl It Lha. lanagay, IIONKTi Fla. Ilatr O A caaa. tlltaMOHH' r«*. ••*« Math •arh S*c. n a tt i s. PH la. | | . * | . | | . | * 2 % IJ(T Ti:i.'«: FI*. ICKUKItn, KaatIS. ba*a. ninth. Sset IT S*. IS*. • ' •" •«* Roud qualllp < IIIIa T'MVIIIHI . FI. MU ua* •ra l . rila , T*. 11 aa. t s s -lt ssi UH l a It *4-41 1 st u SU n h AI i ii . r ta, early, pee I n th. haaa n a k , ta tSr. Ilk l a M- hua. 4Sc. H«Ud bus. hyra. N. Muppllve. APPLKM: KuaMca Kaa b .h ta OK It At Fla bus. hpra Nn HupfMk latparlala tIUrk T a la a a .V p ll .. tHIIrlaea U. H. t Fair pllm ONION-Mt tltcy) harthera, palnadltl.a. It l* - f l IS. HMANM: td c*H Hu*pll*a mndrr- lawa. IS Ih. U » , It la -It IS. UMIlNh: ( l . , .. u t cm. M i dual tla, demand tlak t marhat aMth. Ilaata H lrlasU u aad Valaa- hun arc. la at*, punch la-tac. PAIIM-MV: p*r dua uua. S*c. •ssa are. la aaallty hua S p a , I'KAa tore* u| Fla au* ht-<* tSe-lta*. WAX, taw it.ee. M sANHi tU m al Itua hpea Baal •cc. |* uualtty, ItS S -llS *. f t , beat I I N . < M t r e a m , H 6 t -t i.lL i 'M m M : Ua. vartaua vat Him HR LTD: HappUaa Hharsl. t* sand wwdarmla marhat atMtdr. fate la (uud. per Ih, lltt-tS c. FKFFHIUK Fla. hu* a .r * . ria par daa -bah . as* la aaallty, iM I t l ToFFKth per baa ll-tfa - Waadaru. aad la quailly t l SR-IMIt Its hua. aria, Wuadara (u d , SSKOCCOUi Fla. Her Ih. 1-Re. • CAHHAJIHi HuppOee tldht. de- t m -lia a . IDTATVIKS; Naeth.ra. Mala* ■aad amdarala marhai waab. Ha oapaakaaaa w »ia raa«a ^ M a N U l H CWT N n lav y m jK -" a Ft/TATuKa, aapaUM Maine II U* TOMATO Kg: guppllea tlakl dema*4 m,-larate, marhat alaady, Fla. loeee rrta awiwaa. - IS Iba. a c t o k a raac* la auallty A m t l l i - a . Or— *■ * taralata, Ueaerallr II t l - t l *a H i bahta fair lu *vwt auallty ace la eaadlII .■ IISotMNM I a* a A targar r r i A K K A T IP f r o m t h — X tw o S cotch m a n w h o a ra w ia e i n t h e w a y a o i th r ift— y x m t o o c a n fig u r e a r e a l s a v i n g t h r o u g h T H E E C O N O M Y H E A D IN G P L A N . This plan brings you a aeleotion of Amezloa'a leading m agazinee in com bination with our newspaper. See our aaxxler for complete details. W . B. W illiam s R • ' V Seeks Re-Election To The s M in n Board O f County Commissioners Tor District No. 4 r . V’’ v ' ! ; i THE SANFORD HERALD F inn r i a l DOLLARS Advertisements $1.16. I la t T* (.I* g.|4 g.* I III K.aa «.4a 41* It* D*p,a,, CUrh AHnru.y for I'lalalirf (gRAI.) "•n'itAWHKItniKF Fie. elate aea. to uualllr MVVKKT l-wTAlvUM. W<-NlhvrK. Pnrtn Itlna Tou taw *alaa la •alahtlah marhat. BTKt'I'I tt'aaa) Haalhara, U*L POTATO HU: IN-rthara) Ur. Maualmlaa I'W T bag*. I enrh >nrrfl nf land la Ilia ■ itnirMH hi- law. na aurh .... ........ via n*rl nf lh» rnata and •Wll nf *U *’ -r# •OU* hl lo ht fnretese* In ihU Y*M pfe Norslir n iillfN to appr-ir sml make your to b*I4 •III nf complaint on nr lirfnrr (hr leil ilio nf llajr. A. 1> I9SI, anil If 70U fall In dn »o nn nr kaffir* raid «Ulr ih« Mil will hr tafctir ■■ ro«r»as*4 t»r r«»«i and you will !.«• l*rre«. thereafter rnnteatln* ••Id ••It* and m M rr*i*#rllva pstrrU iif Und will l»r Mild 'ltjr dtrr»o of mid f'nwrl for iin ifN rm rn l nf mid !•*•■ and IntrrrEt and MM ll|«« U * W B an*’, lha r«i«ts nf thla ault. IN WITNK** WIIFItKOF. I have tieruutn a-i my hand and afritad lha official aval o f mid Court* (Ilia Ind ’day nf ArHt. A. n |»IB. O 9*. HERNDON* Clrrh n» M id Court }«y A. U. W RC KI vuorn ■ Han* Martin T Could you Tblbaud drank In every ward, id t* ha Bane MarUaT” aba and loved IL But Mlkl and Jea­ nette, lletealng aghaat, grew hat aat, m prvtand la ba eld bald and cold by turn*. Ha wa* betray­ a t I'd love to. W bet would ing them—making a mockary o f Iba whola thing. Chalaau In tka * to 4eT" y explained tha Kluatloa to country—grouae, an Ip., aagtaa laTblbaud laatalad an dining 4m 4I Thlbaud obaerved hla thraa eradMia with Martin far tha baaabla e ra d lla ra B u t Martin wa* Itara dining i t a m i ' aacuaad himaet* * pay hla raapeeta J jtf to Ii M m ? w aI*»ola*thaa wll- to them. Whkite ba received thalr la Uwperaoaata Martin, bat admiring coiisfratulatloaa, and thalr _ _______ that thalr aantlauad aaauraneea it* wa* doubtful o f hla ability _ TV It aff, Obvloualy ba knaw credit waa at hla dlepoeal (fo r they, reoogntsad rteognlaed Uie man with him aa ig o f tha aaalal world, liana Mart Martin), tha two girl* berated t ali ha kaa to do la Ulh Rut* i and things," protected MIU. Martin for overplaying hla pa rt Dut whan Thlbaud ralolnad them n il have to n o b * a cigar." But wh*n Thll t 1 d e a l Uka clgara," Ilrna Martin, nothing (beaked, becan n«4. talking about putting aoma o f ala aauraa you don't. You're no! money lalo tha ohow. Jaoquaa waa Ileaalra. But all mUtlonalrea eoy about It—It would be diacu lt to arrange. "Oh. but Rene," Interpoaad Jeena'.te quickly, "you made that pepaal*a to your methar on har deathbed that you would never have any­ rec.lv ng Old A t* A»»l»tanc* and thin* to do with tho theatre." "On jrea, hut aba reeovarad — rlao possibly th* oldrst living didn't I tall y o u f Now, Mr. Tht- Amer.csn. waiy, "gat tha Retie and tha Bent- Baud, couldn't I Inveet a ■ s ail sy^end'Waah tha y a ch t I’m going auraT" Rolled sandwICtca make de­ "B r — how m uchr* Inquired '"T errib le!" waa Jsanslls'a var- Jarquea cautlouaty. lightful tea IId-fails. Remove lha Jeanette aprang lo her foot. "I crust from a loaf cf .Iraah biwad, Hat ntfs'd bet tar forget the whole feel faint — terribly faint. Would : o t M ma da It" he pleaded. . you mind taking ma out ta tha air wrap the loaf in a damp cloth and a mlnuta, RanaT* wrap lha loaf In * dvmp cloth and Alona with him In tha garden. "Fine—that's sstlled. Ill esU for Jaaaatta flared at Martin. "I auppo.a you think you're funay. Poor old Jaoquaa haan't a aea ta put Add fond rolor'ngs very everth* ahow on. and you make him think you're going to bock him." fully. Remember that a little col­ "You look marvaloua when you'r* oring goes a long way—and hlqlily angry," ha grlnneA "You n u ll get colored foods are not palstebta. •nary a lo t " "fluting there and amualng your•elf at our axpanaal 1 oak you Kara ta help me. and what do you da? You alt there and laugh and Political make fun. me - I'm abaolutety furtoua ——— — —— — __a ____ a . - & _a _» . t a SANFORD M ARKET REPORT n«*n nr 111* tb cr.n f 1*1* Hrm- l(>* 1*11 1*11 »»1* Legal Notice ’ T i n t rV n i'i'i'r F nr lv - f l ir e IIS). Ilrlgl nn l Hur vry n f i h r l -Hwunm). Fl o ri d a , a r r n t u i n g In p | ,i r u r o n t - d In I’ l a l Honk I, II |„ ; l « o h C uynly llecori | �<C Seminole County Produce* M ont F ru it A nd V egetables Than At-. Sim ilar Area In Am erica NUM BER^89 Japanese Ani Rebel Armies Push Enemies Meanwhile British AndFrenchGovernmoem ntsestic ArcDiscord Facing . D 4V' '* Rotary Names Geo. E. Rollups HUQE LOSS IN M IAM I MUNICIPAL AIRPORT FIRE As President Adninlitm tion M e n V Make Further Cont< cessions To Insure PassageOf Measure .^T * I %S • j Miss Frances McDou .. gal, Co Nurse, G tW On P u b l l c HeaHk # * ^ r - V - '** Other Exemptions George E. Rollins wee unantmoualy elected president o f tha Rotary Club for the year bagbin ng July I, at ■ meet tag of the ito*" boon! of director* held lamed* U'ely prior to the regular weakly Additional Funds ApOpposition To Chartluncheon of the dub at the VeHfca •propriated For Use Berlaln's P o l l c t e s Hotel today. Other off para of the club were ~ OfCCC WorkCamps Causes1 Near Riot -1 '*v=s re-elected, a* follows: Henry Col(lough, treeiunr; and Dr. A. ,W. Qv A*i«alal»H Pr#M a WASHINGTON, Apr. 4.— Eppa, secretary. Tito Spnn'nh Rovcrnmont * _,**»**'*%» ' l a t * * v^ .0 ^ 3 3 8 1 (AP)—House opponents ot The program at the turnharm ; unity with Dnjmck to Hnrcwthe po»ernment rc-orjramxaconahted of a talk on public aa* lonn nml Iho urn. nnd the JV - . l ■* V •«.# tlwjttea in Rom'nol* County by tion tilll won a new conces- , '• -t •■ '~ w ~ Chlnene nrmy with ltn back Mi»a France* McDougtl, county eion from Administration welfare nurse, who paid trtbdta to to tho Lunshiti railway traders today when they tho American Red Crass and to fought ilo.*|M'rutoly today ajgnetd to an amendment ex W. A. Leffler for the aMietanco tiK.iinst destruction hi tho which each has itndtrad tha health __ — * empUtig the Veterans AdFire, accompanied by a aeries of gasoline tank opin'Iona, completely defrayed It pianos aa workl’ii two ware. program In thla county. mlninlrat'on from any mcrg' I’ realdent II. II. Coleman called well M the hangar In which they were krp! nt tho municipal airport In Miami, Flu. Thl* picture Mcumvhilo m o Ilritinh nml Upon the Rotor ana to assist ao shown tho bloxe at it* heigh*. Damage waa eat till n!r,l nt f ,0(1.000. \ F rench KuvornmonU, b o in v“ (\ b Roprasratillve Warran. North tfturh aa possible In tha Halration I urmlni; again>t lb- |H>*«ibUlly of carofki* Democrat, m |i) ha oaw Array drive. Mr. Boll taa was * utoiv war* to come, iVeiu faced named de'egnte to tho district with duuietlic discord. go abjection to inch an amend Ijerp Ilea a man amid tha ikilns of onte beautiful Barcelona, Rotary Conference to be held In Th"* French People’* Front / n ea t and It probably would 1» ralilnet approved Dtemlor Blum's approved. Ha to author of the Spain—-Just, orm of the 876 peraone killed there by bomba from Gen. Ocala on Apr. 31, 25, and 2d, with dm. lie rinnnrtsi irogram, includ­ Francisco Franco’* Insurgent pl*nea. Thla victim remain* un- air. Coleman aa alternate. Spaerat ro-org*nls*t|on "HCw mi*ny of you in thla room ing reiitraliutian ot oil foreign noticed while reacue worker* hunt for the wounded. Among the today havo a dean bill of haalth uxvliangu operations in (he lUnk • Chairman Cochran, Miaiourl dead wane about 300 women and children who were (truck down at ■from the servant you employ in [ ':iT Y NEW S UKIEFS of Frame Th* program will ha Democrat, of tba reorganisation their work or play. Tour awn home,’1 Miss McDougtl debated |n tb® Dhnmbcr uf Commit toe, Mid ha would not oPasked, as aha detlarvd that ao “Klck-Of fllren k fn st" Ei'iK'tc II. Hull and Mary liar- Action Follows A ft­ Doputlea tomorrow amt l» ihb lt- R*pra*«u«tl»* Oriawold, n , a a ww » or of gu 20 colored women recently ex*x Penal* Wcdn«sday, 11 «tpP**rthf q taa Democrat, a member of TtpfririH A n n u a l A n * ■**('• i*01*1 ■*( Saufonl were married er 3-Weeks Inves- th* Chamber wuufd sivc approval . W* hy Com y Judge It. W. Ware over th* Roaaa Veterana Committee, u u i u i u h ; o n o aiaa wrfe ■offering , uffer(nr with with ayphl’ia, , yPhria. that that but Kcnato sanction seemed un•] peal Fcr Support the u,.k ,mi. (did the demand* (or exemption iraallatwO Ob raat Mat likely. at the Veterana Adminlatretlon Oppo*ii;pn to tho conservative - > Were baaed on (ears It tnlsbt he The amiual HaDaiiun Armri The tluve local dctachmvnla of TAMPA, Apr. 4 .-W I —'Tho J pteipad la the propoeed new D* fand drive was officially launched Nut etui (iunrdt will hold their Hillsborough county grand Jury mint try of Drimo Minister ChamSanford Student A t . wartment of Welfare and **p«t In this morning at a ''Kick-off w**kly d ill teaaieua in the Ar- today Indicted seven men del* bet lulu throw tho ttrlUdi lions* *' University Honored of Commons In an uproar. On*’ b teat lube on U< abslf." B r n k la if In the Valdea Hold. '" T X. ' " n Rhl 1,1 P;,W crlted by SUtu Attorney J. Rex luembi-r tlipp*d another during mawwagl j tome e c u real men aald the ap. o clock. 1I“Farr or aa laadtrs of* the -Tampa Tfunpa Banker Tells n hdtod d< bat*Spring Crops ■A prominent Hanford student tyher* doughnut* «nd coffee m rv, — .tthtb lost lacksl. Xitved to workers who h-ve Jh»y*env rrmiea in northram.. n rdi rc ii ft rriui as " H ‘ ,h* Uc„ Vhtvcra^y C o n v e y -ft ^ Viofrton o f Clly or-Mnaiired* w ^ x - o f IPv men m u chargod in AA n i c pe «c ieri vv lel ’ ,CIWord , ty> WMof-H on #ortda| of pledged their aurrloea tu make rtffptng ‘ pBn .J ^m ld apen the way tor prowen- fried before Judge Frank I.. >13 Indlelmenta with tho o|wrnUun ecu (Tjioln w. i* No Time To Sulk* M a t e r i a l B e n e f i t s ! ) ! members named to the Univtr- tl>* campuiln a success. gnfchta to exempt other agendas. Miller in n »e<»ion of the Mcmrl' of gsmtil.ng houses and lotteries. wny, ton art! thu ao,. Govern- ■ Karl la-hmanu, hunter m p ____ lalty’a 1B3H Ha'I of Fame, accnrdTha House Appropriation, com |nl Point -’ t the Police station The scirnlh man was chaigeil in metit for, i , yldd'Hl rtniund bu; mitt** approved a resolution to HOLLYWOOD, Apr. (.—W )— I.ocal farmer*, p.rtlcuiarly »° information received today. tary of tho Be»Unuli L'wii|i| Mils utlernoon at 1:IHJ o’cloik. a nth indictment with conducting contliiuavl t o fight lie pcratelY. Chamber of Comun>r/» uml pies, Provide fund* for continuing 300 George B. Howell of Tampa, pres a lottny. | Madrid auftcr-'J the lirav|*si celery grower*, were In touch l e t 1 spracVr^llurral!? Tampa; Edenl secretur) ot tile l.uke County OlvUlan Conservation C orp a 'ld rn t of the Florida Bankers As . ,, , , , „ . Those ndictrd wen- Chsrlra M, aerial attack since the rivil war The tl until of County Commixcamps which otber*l*t would ba xoclatlon, today told delegates lo < " 'P irb» following the tain ward Board man, Miami; Htevc trade body, was *>licdu|<vl to i|c Wall, rhlll'p fjirussa, Deter In-Kan. the 46th annual convention that hfro Saturday night nml (he O'Connell, Weal Palm Brach; liver thu "kiek.olt aiMreas'' hut nlonna meat fm thi-ir tegular Ill Chtna the Japvnrso army closed July 1. Raiuus, Joirpli Ruin aim, l.cn Day, suss hill in i|,c Court 1 1 ousttowaa unabtu to he ul tint break The bill would appropriate the "day* of undcri<anding and continued’ low tcmperatiirta since Eat) Power*, Umatilla; Tom Leon inunovv at ItljtlO o'clock, I'li-lk (1. ,'nscph Mateo, Jr., slid Charlcn cracked Ih" o*ntr,| China front un eiicaKvlncut Milton; Allan Sesrle, SL | faat, because of lttMO.000 . and ro-appropriate cooperation between bualncsa and that time which havo offered n Vandcihoist, the lat'er a negro.' near Ynlrrhihwann «>n tln> Grand ,1'. Ilvindoii imnoimcvd tuilay, .14-taW l.tUji seem to have ' u, for „ ic|r fr0Jll Peteraburg; Robert Collin., lima | In Allan*. lo,|«y (11,000,000 ot on unobligated bal­ Indlctmriita fulluwrd three Canal only ti mih*s tram tin (lon*ra| Chairmuii Frt-d It. I . tl In; Ben Krentaman, Milton; ance of the preaent CCO fund* ended before gett.ng beyond the,. ' . . . , week* ot Intensive ^investigation I main railway which is th* spinal I*101 K,lirh adversely nf*-.HBrbert Gregory, Tallahatser; Wilson presided over Urn uKuit ('’•’•nmamlcr ti. D. WiAkman i«coni of i'hlot'-p r-'xl-tanee. for nao in tho year beginning talking a'age", of gambling oiwraliuns here. Jlu He added “ whaf (ha future • lhrm (or several previous j rlcve Hedrick, Jackaonville. and Ihls rnorniiiK. Iind Copt, It. K. tnlndcd l-egionnilrcs tiway of the ll wn* behoved ri'at ti fora in July 1. Ihi‘ Krcml Joro-w personal y conducted j Walter Mayffrry, Daytons Beach. Rose, cuiniiiumi init ul fleer nl tho "Hii; HR''*’’ l" l«- lu-M In Ltodar* of tha re-organtaatton holds for lankers of Florida la weeks. ! several raids socking rvuli'lice. lug lo t 1,1.1 o a sprliiKhunnl tu Tho heaviest loner because of In campus election! this week Fafvatlon Army Ciiudcl. uullimd Ifglolt llul tonight. A oppoaitlon group admitted privata-’.hanl to predict. I do not liellevt During <nr past work llu l" ban pirnic." into ilu- lio.vrt of etch ly that th* compromta* otlar, g'v-)*t i* Urn* to bo frightened, nor the tr'd weather condition* were OTonncll was circled president of plans for thu appeal and pa -.-d fl< 1 "tfendanci- U ic|Ui‘slcd. been a tnmpli'le ihiltduun of I t‘a|.,|i-iiM pruviiirii uml attack inflicted on the cilery tropa and next year's student body and Bur­ out a number of prospect lards * tag congress power to over-ride i•• h time to sulk", gsmbl ng opeiatnm* due to llic Itan'Iona, tho naiion i||-ts wnidd Hu- fu.it iin-i-ti^ir of the Saltexecutive oitlers by n majority| 110 “ W ,he ffovernnicnt ages- in several ina'uncis, funnels plow- |reti wa* named Chance lor of the to workers prest-ut «liu «t|| drive on lo tho ec-ioi»n»i at Tor­ jury’s artivity. contact tho prospt-i ts and |i-i|iii-*i ford Tourist Club will Ih- lu-ld in vote and exempting the bureau c,e* Xtndually had taken over moat' cd umh-r the entire amount of thu Honor Court. ino! nr h* Vionrnx to slim loyalliM ltasie si si IIhi’ Ctirndirr of Comini'icr- build' Of - k ^ i i s . from reorganisation. of *he dut «* heretofore performed , cnjP which had been burned by tit Hp-iln in Inti and tndato lt.*r- --------jit., tumor in w- n g ld , atruidniK *-> would Inaura passage or ih* bill. |b>' untit now little Is left thu hut w nds uml was in feet nl Antlers Will Hold c i-Iona. W. It. ItuHsell Dies iI’li-sidcn. Mr.. C. t', l.Vail. ThThla,-with Mr. Rooacvelt'a r e - f" r bank* to do. He recommende-t with various celery dura sc*. Itrfore tliy fmnt assault upon Beane, lomnlors, prppcK, mrl Installation Rites a et _ w on i-lni'inm will Is ili inti'll tu div turn to Washington, will bring ' h ,‘ hank. Improve their facillllea, lb,, ,-ity. wtii-h ha l>"oii known other Hpring rrnpe s m i givn'ly Alter IsOnf? Illness „f hubbies. tha measurt to a vote lata thl. dwl» r n* we c,n no ,on» " «>o It for hundivda of y"«i» h, one of benefited by thu - thowrr, which Antler officers for the coming Ihi- rio.t iniiiri'siinblo I irtf-ar** week or early next week. 'J te y .f" r * x’ w# m“ ‘ Mrve, lh* «>ub' according to local meiroluglst (1. William R. Russell, 71, ili>d a’ year will be installed at cen> 'flu- wt-kly liimlimn, of HiIII F p -ilt i. I h t a r m i e s r-f Y a x i l s Mid, but thay promised a right >**e ^*** w,,r 11 want* to ho P. Paxton left deposited ..15 inrhee monies in the Elk* Hall Wednes­ his home H "ollt I'nlmrtto Atinii, .11 nun CliHiuU-r of Comnicn" will An Athletic Carnival the first and .vlu .i :i, ilu turmoil i ii'itsi'l at to keep debate open against fur- , * [!ed' . , , of rsin In the vicln ty of Kan Turd. day nil lit at I: (to o'clock, pn- Halurday nigli* at K;.’ul o'clock hr Ill-Id in the Vuidos lintel Inof its kind over hold in Ranfoiu ,um.ioollas, IJ miles northwest Iher attempt, to !mpo*c a gag1, « or* h>" ™ " f 1*’ The preelpi'atiun which was be­ alded over by th* Incoming K f —j, lared yealarday for the lonvmlion. fn'lowing an diners of about urn- morrow i>t 12:1,", uVImk. nfficois will Ih- -tago-l uml-r tho fkw'ulj along t|i- highway t" lUrbaatro. Among the delegates were J. lieved In be heavier in the vut- altod Ituler of lb# Elk's Lod«e. year. for (lit- milling your olislrd »l lights on 'ho Scmtnolo Digti! I'lom ttirr-- th" lino of attack I.. Inglry, executive vice-president ly ng districts of the C-ty alto assisted by other newly elected Mr. Ruiaoll was boin in Dai b-j, till' l-l-i on cling will ho inslallrl. R e h 'H il A'hletic Fold Fndayj I along Un- 1'nwd highway In offered rr'li-f In the heavy-laden of the Hanford Atlantic National re l. f in hravy-ladm | Elk officer* Scollsnd on July Jp, ihlil uml is | night, under tho direction "I l- l (o 11!- Itumirti do Arasnn on tho Sea Scouts Complete Bank rod W. H. Tunnlcl ffa, prasi- cltrua gloves which were thrra'rn-1 Antler officers elected at the a rrtlml silk msnufac'uii-r. Ho lulls lot an entertainment to |, McLucas, physical oiiuca'luu. m u t ln ii si-ctiott i f larhla up l l n l *of # * _ M A a t ^ a n a s loan n a a s u ill. P ll W illi P lH D iillp iM lill' lllltk v r H tlg n ' etl with ronsideral-li' loss Ibecause mortgoge associa­ | Boat Party Plans idint last in*ctInc nnd who will be in has, been n ics ilcnl of Hanfoid whtili oil rumps in thl, ilk-trirt head fur tin- City and W. It. Mc­ *l"i |i!v im line.1 sfrt-et* b|tH‘kei| tion with Orlando headquarter#. the young fruit hnd brgun to drop ■tailed during th* cercmonl-a for the past Hi yr.-irs and ts rui- SV ill Ih- invilcil VIC III l l" ll.H I I M I -ll Cracken, physical education, in* by mut Iniio nun nests nnd l>.irriA targe group »f water on- Gov. Fred P. Cone, a former In noticeable quantities in sumc Wednesday night ar*: at ihi* o iik 'y m,-cling of the strtirtor. Exalted vivt-d only by Ids widow. rail",. sect'on*. ________________ ____ _______ president woo among the arrivals, Antler Robert Uumb|t]r; Leadl,s ,, Funeral srtvirri were rondurlc I W",i,lii"-ii ol tin- Wiir d in (ho , Approximately "on Urnslast* attended Ih* Baa Bconi’a -Voeiin ,,-t|t a Ib-et of test st intent* With a low of 10 Vreonlcd for ___ ’ w fc-.Jj.i~ «, .i,.." !*■ ( night the Governor. Dion II. Antler. Dooslata Htenstrom; Loc­ at the rrsidmee a* 2:(NI o'clock Aintnc n 1-eglull llul Tuesday | frurn S-mmide High, Junior ll.gh. v,lii|i|i. t tanks iqi III" ltnmbl->, M«Ua*if o« Thur*d*y at Utah- namett o f JackaonvUlo and other. last night and rontinunl root night id K.(H) ilk lock, I C. Cull lit and the Grammar Kchmil will par fu|ln«r<| In Alni.ui Moors ao* ho*4«**rcrs on th* lake, bore. warn guests of President Georgn weather the celery crop* have al Antler. J**s* Uxlf*; Lectur- this aflerniMin with Ktk official* Ins Antler, John Morsaa. record In charge of 'In- tr it ninnies, lu- Ulinounrrtl t-iitoy. tieipsle In the schedule of events xtnui tor tho opportunity l* Ot which time plan* were com. B, Howell o f Tampa at a dinner received the g res test benefit from *v, Braxton HualUr; and Tress- lermenl wss touilo in tho Evrr wv-Ti*" tlie ib f- ■' of Iheir *narranged for Ihe evening. *" the changed weather conditions. urar, Fred Htlch. for past baads of tba'granp. H fb d for a boat party, green Cemetery. Kvrnts fm‘ l»i'h boys anil g'rts iTitOCs diDi,n ttoni l.erkl* ntur< Many farmers now hope to sal Many bankers attended th* fi­ i Male Walter Ward aonouaeed Elect ion Of Labor have been Ineluded ip the pn*-l than tluu year, ugo. that . plana have keen definitely nal dress partite of tb* Rirersld* var* much celery which was af­ gram which Is a part of the ' » ' Tho n,|\niu" Im-coii in bright McnUrffcd By Heaton fected by tho draught. i.* / • mtd* for tho boat party to im MOi'ary Academy and afterward* trnstvp Mralth and Fhyalral lido uu-liim- early tu ti'" m«,tirtnf, of tho Broward glvsw a* Apr, St, and First M*'o war* gucati DKNPACUI.A, Apr.. 4. ■ t/11- cation activities whicti have hc,-:i .Ijiliit liy ]uu j h m of 1le|,l ar* Clifford Bell oned that alt County Danker* Association at • I'ro>idenlWand' li V:,'Ilest o u t old ■“ t a W t ^ •» »hl' sthooiji of th. tdbry and acorns of nsltonaiut i Hull Opposes U. S. ,f Heoula pa*, th* last calling far cocktail party. (he Kl»rid»r*.ln .ti.u l id l.uUo,- City for the f.rsi. tluu- durrnjr Planra. m«l • as terrlf.r Speaksra at th* opening aeaakm 9 w w I m J ernlie. Ha *nuounoe.| i . Isolationist Policy Twenty-four local goffers hare-rerelv* three golf I all*. Th* first U should concentrate "n .tf««ta ««* «» *** , t Th" ‘ h' ,r >*’ » „ __ . ______J * and Friday* w|H today included Btat* Comptroller _-Girl* a* the Seminole lilgh ruuntei aitaik at 4 In «,rl«ca qualified to participate la th* City -fronsolatlon prue will bo oix golf rn th". May primaries toward h M. Lee, Julian T. Barber oT the | . .k# th* day* sot aald* for the participat* m when the nx||i>na|Ut tufanlrr United States Secret Btrvica, I WARHINOTQN, Apr. 4.— — championship Golf Tournament balls and the runnerup will re* election of s 1*1) Psl Dlni* 8ch™11 who will ' ’ kaUd og of the IMd'a second sail who** subject was "Tainted M o o -; Secretary Hull opposed o stay-at sponsored by Ih* Junior Chamber celv* three golf ball*. , definIDty tavoreblo to labor Ih* svrnt* will lie umler Ihq rtirw.| >nriwl Uirougli fho *ire«'l! In » •VSkaotlion of Mis* Dctty Akin; Junior bayonet chargn behind th* whiphome poliey for the Un.ted Stales of Commerce, tournament officials Bert For1, manager of the lurroauiug, ' RIM) Moaabtan and Hldney ty " and Dal* Graham t f Now Or­ navy yesterday, contending it must High Schoul, Miss Catherine Tak-i P»t tanks. A half hour |slrr th* I today. Sanford Country Club, who is leans. who talked on "Tb* Problem lltulun addit'bted suuie 750 >-* Mpnrttd n; rrtiisn ach; and Ihe Sanford tiramiusr remnants . of thr cov- rumen t bo left free to defend the rights of taking • prominent part in participant* have been of Making h living." d"hga|n> here fur th« lx annuel th* lake took Aniorican citizens In any |isrt of dlvidod Into two flight* according handling affairs for th* tourna­ louvenUun. ||e raid hu wanted School, Miss laiwton. The l»ys troop, wi tV fleeing rastwenl i|lb* war'd. to tb* scores mad* In their quali­ ment, aaki-d today that nil con the n*xt *ra*ion of the l'«i»la- participating In the carnival will across the S ,ri* ri'er. tt w#m qolaaad Headquarter, report* i»M an Tha stcretary told the senate fying rounds, with Id persona com- tealanta play Ih* first rounds of turo known aa tho "labor >"•- b* under th* directi<m uf Mr. Mi • aid and tka eonstract*on Capital Changes In Lucas. Mr. McCrWckrn, and C. H rnumuua number «l prisoner* pol’ ng in tho first flight and I th* tournament this week. Fair­ aiun" and urs«d' drirgatcj a q * l A M V n f o d n* T m l «f*»*r» coramiUe# that e* to ta by Mata* Ward w*r* taken. Inelwdlng troops o t . O . D i e e i A r e V O l € a . UMl*hm*nt Of a nav.l frontier in tb* ascend flight. ings for th* initial round nr* ha work for nleetluu of 'senator! and Bch Irani. Concluding th* program, which thu crack El 1‘anipestno and Lis­ _ ■" i ■■■ |beyond which United Htalca worto Ik* winner o f th* first flight. follows: ’ reprearnlallto* who would tola JIODOKBN.N, J. Apr. 4 — shpe should not operate would t**a th* Jayca* trophy which be Is scheduled to last * Rule over ter brltadee rdshed up from tho First Flight) (or bills favorable to latair. —Stockholder* of th* United erect “ an inn ginary Chin*** wall" •n hour, will be a girl*' aocevr roulhrrn fronts for • door-dta th* permanent property o f 0 . W\ 8p*nc*r--Androw Carr*way ’ Bd Clifford •lata* Btaol Oorp. today,, *F'and "expo** American cJtlren. to gam* and a boys' touch football defense o f L*tid*Uto pardon winning thro* cense- Hap Flaming—--Howard FnyiRa •14BW NU. U - frovad prWeale far ckanga* ta| attack my where in the world out* The fat* ul Ih* city we* s*ki WALKOUT IN WEST INDIES game. Tb* public lias been In Wife* years. Tha rnanar-up in Roy Bymea Jr.-’ -Georgg TbuisDui the rapftaHoatton deeigned to.aid* th‘s wall." vl'od to attend the affair. There thl* flight racolvaa m dozen John Eick - - - - - Trod Brtly y repara tha way far aaw far** I JJLa view* wora expressed in a FORT OF SPAIN. Tnnid»d, Will U> no admission charge nnd runner- Otto Caldwell -.-DbIII, Orwshof/ ***M flaaarlagi letter to Chairman Walsh of th* cp ncatvea six golf kal’a. f pr. D. G. S coti----.il. %\ Rucker Apr. 4.—14*)—'Widvaptrad labor ample sealing faeiUtfrs will w »'• ‘ 4 » 3 T i l l - \* Tb* larfMt crowd la th* MI senate commltteo. Walsh had »ub- ' Ooooolatlen prizes offered la Ik*' Jo* D*vD- - - * - -A. W. Epps trouble among West Indian sugar available in th* bleachers at Ih* : mi tied * number of questions to first flight «r* a first prise of a: Msary Watgoi >R*y Halite .workers Impended yesterday field. concerning Ih* administri' gwtf bag aad ts the runner-upj Generally fair and war 8*cm Flight* after n walkout of 160 night lion’s lUOO.OOOJXX) nsrsi sd- sin golf balls. - -J, L Inglry workers gt the 8te. Madeleine IfL A. KingTba slave trad* began la U03 nltht: Tuesday partly . . _ ,___ _ mln atrrlioo'a txpaaxian MIL Tb* tbs second flight tb* flrsMR. E. Lnney • -C. E. Clem Sugar Company plant bal’ ed op* whan th* Portugu*** landed tb* Unsettled ta axtreta* son ta high offic*. rasigrtod M j senate commlUra will begin hear­ Is a locker-room brush snd|tL H. Market •rations la tbs largest British* first shipment of Nsgross at Santo Don. alightly wnmaag hi Hoassr Utlte­ portion. owned refinery In thla are*. * * . »■ f R . 1' ! i I•‘hH -yr i»- ' a ■ k? t :! I r ■ . 1 k- Blum’s Financial Program Okeyed L a~v Are Seen Likely * \ i u'* c * * i - v > " l Seven Indicted For Gambling By TampaGrandJury ialvation Army Fuad Drive Is Launched Today a Relation Between daturdav s Kain •,nnf,,« *b* w i ^ «*• A dm inistration O ffers R espite And Banks Scored To Barring Crops 300 Students Tu P a r t i c i p a t e In Athletic Carnival 24 Qualify For City Championship Golf Tourney Sponsored By Jaycees U . 'y J i v - * Li»ills ' i--is: __ — . . -V i--------u h -— ’ V 1 *! If k tl ^ » : C2 .0 u 4 -4* 1 j \** 6 L t e l •m 1 *■ ' S > .* 5 h *' •* & \ � 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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 02, 1938; <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/43d4ca7c248975b52c1b714dad4259af.pdf 6ffe2a8a2880a142995427775f782974 PDF Text Text * «... ■ ; ‘ i . \ v v - .J /»*.*: • A{ * ' k * ^ i V i*p* •i- ' T»njr -v * K 'iX " !'1■■ i *’ �HIGHWAY LINKS atmem Kief Of C a n 9 i sitions At G ■way To Bard *I> N D O , A p r .l,-T w * , h today bvoqght to i W o f fatal U le a V e n g ChineseDefend ' K e y I n ! Hitler Makes I OfTearingUp 1 A fter Page Of ‘fi'j \ v . ■a raistl is who w i n ettfckon A i gravely Ut bet a n m a te be "holding th e* own* while i I M who t n t lM the hospital lort eight viu net it • otrloai condition. , 'After ordering on IramsdUta autopsy p t r fu m t on the body *f Mr*. Moonert, 4 m "Me# nhhnr le works Admlnl* a. Lou s te ilona' weeJd he on oo cnlloS project*1 pel »re the-RFC pn^ j-.j.da Unem nvallable Sessiah Of 1 l» titr * v S to m ’ »rM X* Veterans For tv C abinet* in Jacksonville thsrol “emergency workers'* 1 dudes those working! NY A, POC or similar Beaty wash- , , Miami follpwed with sons reporting “totally *d“, In addttton to 1^20 cy workers," In the Tampa census ported as "totally um and SA N rwportod as “* worker*," making i M al rogistaring as totally ut 1/ VP■Im i Ipvusent * constant Merthcr U> tho Isafety of the motorists t " Ks tho |quest Ion Mayor Edward Higgins and', members of the City Com­ erUokm have been dlacutelna durbig ibe pest few day*. Under the Central License Law passed in the last session of the legislature, a municipality U not allowed to Impose a tan on thonr vehicles which up to Hie present time have been allowed full us I of the street* in Sanford. Stare a City Tag la Imposed on aserttianti who have permanent •tosh* here, several yean age tWJCliy of Sanford like many M b # elite* ever lb* State. Im­ ps#*! a license tan of MS on thebe movable stares from which were* nr* tended dally. n i s lax was codse'sd for sev­ erer years hut the ordinance pro­ elding for the collection of thlo lav Was r*pooled by a part of section ■ of the General Lioena* law which is Chapter I M U of .the 'Acta of 1M7. | 'According to n Supreme Court ruling, the lav reads: '"Vehicles used by any person for sal* and drtirary of tangible personal property at wholesale from his establish*d plat* of bugfacet an which a Iken*# has been paid, akall not ho sontlrued to bo nrparata places of hut naos and [Ni IIrenas may be levied on such iVehicles, or the operator thereof, Us' ssjoernsn, sr otherwise, either l y the state, the ceonly or mxulE polity j tar other law to the conMary' notwithstanding." H e t t y official* attempted to cotH t the llfsosi th's year, and are H e swell!eg a Supreme Court deHfea Ml a auk, filed by a num■ d( apersUoUh benefiting by the Both" C h 'n w ^ n ? 8] goveromont Armlet 1 today with their lacl ’the well In battle* that n Vtove dedelve In the war* the cut end weat Spanish Insurgent co menders declared they H seised the dominating pc tlona at Larlda, the gate* of the nine pereens tssmef tkfct Ur, ‘H. C. Connell, Inventor of tlje Knsol serum, could net eltmd 4f» Inquesi in Urisndo “bFSj»e of <ba inveotlgallon ut Ottawa end Wash* lagtep, i n unohlo. to leeye.” . j j Dr. Connell. w M W d prerleuSb’ toM tho United ftoe* Httl.ha weeM “be glad la NMtks the trip la Orlande to old blithe ln»sotiguttsn if neqtseaiy,1 -replied to g Ulcersm tent hjr Coreoer TngSee Q, puekworth ashing that he le«4 and testify at the hoofing i t that no further action war «m * templetad until 71 hour* had passed to glv# Stats and goremaunt officials time proporly to eximlna cultures of planting* of O portion of Ut# Knsol scrum, the cultures wars prepared by Dr. J. N. Patterson, chief of tho labor* story of the HUto Board of Health. Meanwhile, patients of Dr. T. A. Noel, who Injected the faUl doses of the strum, wore rallying te herald Knsol os the virtual set lour of their lives and testified te the beneficial results obtained from In* Jectlona of tho asrum as they fought malignant cancer growth*. Particularly warm In her praise of tho drug waa Mr*. Rhode*, who claim* veheaenlly that she is alive today solely because of Kneel. mWtereade l* shown Heading for Key West, Fla., upon .the official opening of the (MOO.OOO ilghWay which lints tha southernmost rily hi t)n Uhited Stole* to tho These eutomefirst•to 'officially roll over tho still IneerapWled rood, tro traveling over s •scWt-mDe-lang located halfway between Miami and Key West. imMiisonn cet Threat Of to Barcelona, the guiitniMq scat ee4 hub of |to rwoletas Low Priced For 1 Florida Celery r Sei * . • m Still Prevail ingerOf HighWater AbgteslnArkansas E Nitnre Aida* Control n* A*m*utso wrest Sod thrett arose today slam Missouri while ction crews ‘ tackled a I ffca mat of Ihd midwfats ■ m SW 1 Jhw i IfWwrt la Vpttean City tho 'the Austrian bishops' recent a lsrsi Ion concerning National Bo* cUllem was made without eoMM*' Utlon‘ with the Vatican. T h u '. ’.1 Bishops bad raked recognition of; *1 the Nail rule m Austria and M 4 proclaimed their loyalty as Uermins to tha grtaisr Qsrman ’ . realm. A widespread belief that M*n» a resident This reduction urea offseted • P“ l 17 through the shipping of only •en promt- M t .ih M ^ ttM „»iW b U supply various oKeolery and the declaration of a enltaUoni. ^tres-day holiday for last weak, Z . _______ • drastic effort taken hy the ‘ ~ - ■* Oalery Control Coaunlttoo and j S a s n calory ablppen ovsr Dm stats to raise tho prise of calory, Celery marketing, huwi rer, t n 1 g must be the exception to tha rule whteh sspe that supply and dor . f n r n «*•«• wmh Inverwly, for little t U f U r O nr no Increase In demand has been — — noted and prison a n no bottsr than Ware left for * « « • ■ « week*, wharo ha' c* ,1’r7 shipments to dale this few days, YMr * " DV*r *M cs.t short t i |tha amount of the commodity qualified "wttieted from the s'ats last year, In Missouri, one of tha regions hit by the twister*. Hit St. Francis end Black rivers threatened trou­ ble. High waters abated in Avlr* eases. In two places where the wind struck hardest.—Columbus, Kea., and Psrkln, llt^—ewllwf waa or­ ganised for homeless hundreds. A preliminary Red Cross survey showed at least 1,600 persona |n tbs csutral Illinois area last their homes. At Columbus about MO re­ quired help. , Tha storms swept out of Ar­ kansas and northeastern Oklahoma, across the corner of Kanes i, up through Missouri end then dipped Into Illinois and Ksnttwby. -Y.J Income Drop* Below February Year Ago MDHfKAPOUS, Apr. L r-A drug of IT cents on the detisr In “real income" In February from that of the same month a year earlier resulted from the fast that cash Incomes f»H much more rapidly than living costs, accord­ ing to a monthly study mad* pub­ lic bora today by Investor* Syn­ dicate. “Although a alight seasonal inrrenso In wages Is shown," the *oi of eeotrei t i e let* (eltry crop hi the Ovtod* section, bow•Wi bmn iaaparenlly —m —T.m searMtt4 bf Ut^hn Hpihth Apple* Given To n f! ^>cal Relief Client! print Approxhuntsly *00 husheU of • » ! « h*vo arrived at tho; Ik * fJ The Gains Registered On �- - . . ■ •• — — ■ ' ■ c—~ r _ ^ THU K/lNFOttD HERALD. HANFORD, FLORIDA I f n SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORlOA . A Dictator Machine It was hardly necessary for Preaidant Roosevelt gat the reporter* out o f bed In the middle of the night to ' deny that he wants to become a dictator. Only the bllnd|eat partisan could conceive of FDR strutting around in Far feather m a t address the aethor, tnehislbg a ri*S»9*d Saratoga tee raaly. Bee. O. A TwL Qfl 'tfttW d f any “ Inclination to b« a dictator” , or that be baa any "of tha qualifications which would make a successful dictator” , or that ha does not have "too much historical background and too much knowledge of existing dictatorships to mske m* desire any form of dictatorship for a democracy like the United States o f America.” However, to say that, la not enough to satisfy those who have sincere doubts as to the wisdom of current po­ litical tranda In this country. President Roosevelt's term of qfflca ends In 1940. In a little more than two years some­ one slae will be President of the United States—we be­ lieve President Roosevelt will prove his belief in the tra­ ditional American democracy by not standing for a third A definite law of successful prayart If any of you lack wisdom, ’ . j*t Mm ask of God, that glvcth to oil man liberally, and up­ ' kraktath not) and It shall be given klm. But lot Mm ask In faBb, jaotbidg wavering: for ha that wuvsrsth la liha a wav* of Hw sia driven wHh the wind and toaayd. -For let not that man think that hs shall resolve any thing orgon'xa It aimllaHy by Repulillcana. of th« Lord.—James 1:8-7. Nor ahould it over be forgotten that •hn “ -w e p w b*en creatod by th« government which In the hands of a I« m humanitarian Pmideqt could be used M much to oppre*^ th * )l« oa he la uclng It to relieve them. The poalrqrs wl are given to a Democratic Prenidcnt are apt to remain after tha Republicans have returned to office. , It should navtr bo forgotten that the power lo ralsu wages Is the power to reduce them, that the power to increeee agricultural prices la the power to lower them, that the power to pack the Supremo Court with liberal members la the power to remake It with reactionaries, and that tha power to reonrsnlu the entire federil imvem- -- . GAINESVILLE, Apr. l.- b T t Kedrrel Judge A. V, l«ong today granted a temporary injunction rratiainlng the Florida Citrus Commission and Nathvn May.i, romrn ssloner of agrieulturw from enforcing a ree»n: regulation oatlaw.ng the two huihvl container Tor shipping citras. Injunction proceedings wer^ brought against th« commiisin* and Mayo by lo eltrua growers a»! shlppois attack ng 'he commis­ sion's Mar. 15 regulation msk ng •he one and three-fifths bushel container the etrndard and elating that no container may hold manfruit than tha standard. Jvdgv- Long granted the tempor­ ary Injunction, preventing e(Jarre menl of the regulation, tin'll the proceedings rsn he heard btfora a three-judge Federal Court, lie did not act the date for the three Judge hearing. In filing their bill of rnhiplalnt for an Injunction, the shippers ami glowers attacked tha cltrS. Com­ mission regulation on thd ground that they would lose tioney on ron'raeta they have mvili for two bushel contalnris, that ijt-y wou'd lose by the dacreaaed rimnmy of AND RnAfrapnir 1 McLaulin. J4*welcr DomiH-raln {tear Cfeper*.\ Florida growers. REAL that to * goat publicity mad 4 REFRESHMENT Martin’s Garage CATERING Ilona—Card Pi Dinner Parties lit S. P.8 Ass. Cakea—Plea—Heme-Mada Mresd A Holla—Ssndwkhe# M n. M. D. Gatchel issa laalsrS *«*> r * » « mt social C a /e n a a f; Education Group To Gives Bridge Party Other business managers work­ ing with Miss Dun'ap were Brant­ ley Adams, Dbuglaa Slrnstrom, and Bobby Greek. Sirs. R. 0. Maxwell most sbly Miss Doris Wulkrr, Mist Marih Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Mayo of f * * " " ■■■■■■■■■*■■■■■■■nnn Adams, M ** Morgan-! Ri-itr. nnd Tallsiissi't- were Ihr gui-sts yes­ Mis* Caroline llill will s|>-n,| if, terday or Sir. Mayo's sister Mrs. w-rrkrnd at Cimmadu Reach. Vj J. M. Neely. Mr. Msyo Is Stato Commissioner of Agriculture, WERT-The JEWELER Diamonds Ind Wstche* McCrum chairman, will mast with Mra. J. 0 . Walts at her homo Boeond Street and Maple Ara* WM, at 8:00 o’clock. . The regular meeGng of Circle Namber Two of the Firet Metho­ dist Ohurch wilth Mrs. J. M. Hays* ehslonan, will meet at tha home of Mrs. J. E. Courier at JI09 Palmetto Avenue at 3:0• •'clock. Tha regular meeting of Circle Number Three of the First Methodist Church with Mrs. J. 5 * Clark chairman, will meet at <ke horn# of M n. G. W. Bailey, t i l West Eighteenth Street ht 3:00 •'dock. ' The regular meeting of Circle Nnaaber Four of the Firs! WlhodUt Church with' Mra. II. H, McCall, J r , chairman, will meat at the home of Mra. J. O. Un#y. lu ll Sanford Avenue, at ItOO o'clock. Circle Number 81* of the First Methodist Church wit' hold its Woman's Club will be hold at IS:** A. M at the Woman'* Club. , . t. WEDNESDAY Th« regular monthly business meeting of the Woman's Cluti w|l| bo held at 1:00 o'clock nt the Woman's Club. Th# West Virginia coal industry i has paid 158,200,487 in workmen's i compensation in the 24 year* of • the law's existence. f°rl A eult of dsvil worship had I numerous adherents in Franco the I during the rcign of Louis XVL Campbell’s Security Feed & Seed Store gram were: Mrs. R. J. Holly, Editor-in-Chief of the msgalines. and Literary Chairman of the Wo­ man'* Club; Mrs, H. L. Dean, whn presen'ed the Kd-torial Page; Mr*. Olin Dwight King, who gave "A Port Hinging", one of her original collection of poems; Mr*. K. D Drownin’, who read her origins! short, sliojJC story, "What Would You Dn“Al>out It?"; and Mra WVlrr Coo|>er, who gave the Postscript, "And Now What?" which cited Mrs. E. M. Galloway us being Trustee in Group Two in the General Federated Office, anil Mra. Ralph A. Smith as being Stnte Vice-President. A playlet, Tlu- Club Collicl, “ A C’lgh Woman lo Her Friend", wa* presented l-y Pr. Elitabelh Trary, Mrs. W. II. Arnold Jr., snd Mr*. W. 0. Firm ng. Mr*. A. M. Philip* sang n vocal seh-cllon “ Sweetheart”, by Powell, In accompaniment to Mr*. King's poem "A Poet Singing", Alt*. Arthur Rrnaaa aernmP*nled Mrs. Philip* and Air*. Fleming *t the plans. A fashion show, 'The Person­ ality of Every Woman", eunstiluted another p«g.- in the animated mag.ir.io-. through the courtesy of the Vowel) Drew Company of Daytona lleaeh. Friends of Mr*. Mary F. Rowlings will be glad to leam that she Is doing nicely at.lt. Vincent's Hospital In Jacksonville following an operation which she recently ! underwent there? -Friend* of ynung Rill Jennings will regtet to lenm that he i« III at the home of his parent*, Air. and Mrs. W. R. Jennings, on Pal­ metto Avenue. Dr. and Afrs. J. N. Tolar left yesterday for St. Petersburg where they will a'trnil n no-eting « f the Surgeon* of the Allantie Coast Una. Frleml* of Mrs. C. L. Park will be glad to learn that she is im­ proving at hfr name on W est S ev ­ enteenth Street after being ill for some lime. Friend* of Mr*. Charles Ale Fine Watch Ann Jewelry Repairing Diamond Mounting And Engraving m t ri«w('’ ai,,*e,,H rM ,cX •**•? ™ * w a s p * Among those attending the Wo­ i : . Drujars—Sodas man's Club Animated Magniln# program In Daytona today wereIce Cream—Prescriptions hJrt-A . M. Philip*, Mrs. Arthur i RrsVisn, Mr*. R. J. Holly, Mrs LUNCHEONETTE Elvira Gamer, Airs. E. D. Bmwn- d lee, Mr*. Walter Cooper, Air*. W. d (.’mill Clcnn Southern Style Cooking nnd Service. 3 Good McaU Daily G. Fleming, Air*. Olin Dwight, ^ Mra. James Atooghtnn, Mrs. R. L Dean, Airs. W. II. Arnold, Jr., and SUNDAY DINNEIf Dr. Elisabeth Trsey. Mr. Grover William s for mnny yearn in local IIUNincHs— is now with us— nnd will friends calling. NOTICE Circle Number -Five of the Woman's Missionary Society of the First .Mi-lhodlst Church will bo held at the Church Annex on Monday t-'rning at 7:30 o'clock In­ stead of at the home of Mr*. II. A.i Swanson, as prt-vidusiy annnimtad. . npprrclntc Cut Price Drug Store Feeds—Hay—Grain Fertilizer—Insecticides rn (’rates—Strawberry Crates iui • Phone 539 TO lln i.li KAHTKM HALE be l i in Falk Woiiiau's ttlub I hold an Easier Sul*- on Wed■l.iy from “ :oo tu <Hto oMocic 'b>- Club House nt Kern Park, avy goods, cakes, randy, marlades, tea, and aaudwirhes wilj The public U welcome. b a ilin g o s Broadway i h » l l Wholesome Summer wsatbar brings s y abWm of bow t* lock yowr.lwal sad allll kaag csmI aad comfortabla. Luckily tbaro'a M aaagto la .lbal problem—luat rboaa* Carlo* Salt* far jvur .am mar wardrobo. nplq liullrm.Tk, Cl . Tropic Twtol aad lb* aihsr auittaadlag modal* to tb* Cortot Summaf Ua# ’ or# tailorad from a c bales aaloctisw r i ||[A-. wrigkl wsolans mom camforUblo aad prac leal at *U "t r r r •bU toglartola. Th# baltow wtwlra fltors are prrsns and Mu sorbsw -fk a y tot yaur bsrir brwaih*. Waal taka* tba orsao uf Med sow mar wr*r, yat balds Ha shop* and keeps yaw leaking Milk pot only (dm you up, bul dkw osto'Bn a digratUva Ionic fact condition. Wrap a boltte in yonr rafrlgtrator for boln i . . . Aad foe U»« perfect d— irt try our mlwknonn Ue C m .« flavors. For B ak 'd ! all “Bemlirak” Am ' em. u mwrtr c«»y » *— to toojtod man toM 'ifol ‘ baa whs* •tad to «to 99M s aritt.ahedsd .Urikta *ad ■ronton"* Bod lew—Springs—Trailers A price you can afford to pay LAUGH AT SUMMER WEATHER IN A CURLEE 8UIT i J Truck & Auto Service horn, of Ml" lh r I Batliff, 1109' park a t « » , 7 30 p. m . . '--------------- — j ^ha quarterly business meeting FRIDAY [o f the Woman's Missionary meat­ . - t W Fort Motion Chapter of thr •* ,h* rir*1 Chureh ion* and Daughters of tba Tee- wMl ^ *t the church at rltaay of Florida wUI meet at the 5:30 ®«mhera a n W e at Mrs. Dick Brown on the « « « • “ Important W ilt €t g;oo P u I merting. Etirjr officer and TU Woodmen'a C i«l« will hold ^ chairman pie*.. be praIke Mgular meeting at 8:00 o'clock ■*"* w*1" n PQtiti, the American Legion Hut. AU Tha CongragaUoaal Friendship matobar* and officers a n urged to League will meet at the I*ariah bo present. * House at 3:00 o’clock, with Mrs. ■.V . MONDAY McMullen and Mn..Collins a. hoa- The Senior Class of Semlno-c High School realised 1175 from the sale of ticket* for their play, “ The Whole Town's Talking”, It was reported today by Mia. Lillian Punlnp, buainrsa manager for the play. It n n also reported that the rlasa has realised a profit of f 136. Icc Cream **« - Siasier ha* WU MtoMthm Jtom* Martin’s Garage General Repairing — regular meeting at the r /v /a a ,s L s Mr. and Mra. T. Bradford n» r. Mra. G. P. Thurber who ha. will u t ile (torn Atlanta on Mon­ been the guest of Sir. and Sira. day to spend some time here. G. Hassell Smith for the paat two months, left today for Daytona Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Willi-ims Beach ami Washington. D. C., en hatra left for Panacea Spilnra, mule tu her home in I'lttbunth, Ga., where they will visit for a Pa. short time. Mis* Ethel Riser, Mr*. J. F. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. RrmMtaw Riser, Mrs. \V, J. .Morrison, Miss of Allamun'e Springs were the Rally Morrison, Miss Jewel dinner guti'a last evening of Dr. Slaughter, and Jim Riser, spent and Mrs. Douglas Scott. Wednesday afternoon in Orlando. Senior High Class Makes Profit On Play AGO Tba Doutbtoxu uf WoaJvy. BunA day Bcbooi ejau of Mra. 4. It tUtowls' at whlsh Mtot Odor U a mtmbor talartatood with a ala- J f * " “ W saltostout stortswS Tuaaday. M*rM at th* ham* at Hn. Claud* “ ? tha CUy ad Miami ss -HocwAmi a* MMWoUa Avaauo, wtotor. and Corner 2nd and Palmetto C /t r * e V w / The ianfonl Woman'* Club prc ranted their Animated Macaxlmlatlajr at the I’.ilmv to Club House at Daytona Beach, with Mr*. El* 'Ira Garnrr ai one of Ita contrib­ utors. Mta. Gamer rave “ Why Ex* and “ Turtle Ai*»" aa one pajjc of the 14-puge animated magazine. The tnagniinc. dedicated to Mr*. J. Italslmi Wells, near State I’rrs(•lent of the Women's Clubs, was on'riled by Mrs. A. M. Philip., president of the Sanford Woman club. The dedication son* a*i tuny by Mra. W. G. Fleming t she preren'rd Mra. tVelis with a she underwent an operation today Clung will regret to learn that at *ha Frmald-Laughton Memor­ ial Hospital. IHkMteMrized Milk Bom Younts of Mu..,.haven Is 1 ‘ "r * •pending * low days to Baaford T**' *“• •" this w#*k on buatoaaa. nvngin'a W*. Mrs. a O. Hadley of Ph|«*. w L yuu*“ ' dslpbla who hta boon th* *a,.t of Mr. and Mr., W. B Wauon ‘ "t..? fur javarsl waaka l.ft ywfrday ' for Washington. D. C. *h*rs tho ^ * 3 U S V T " *'* Spencer’s Market ---------------------• Telephone 148 n n m t n e p r l K o r dsvil arts, such #* Jumping from Florida State Horticultural So-. A* . '* speeding automobile travelling clcty will be held In W nU r llsren J ' A t C o r o n a d o . at ret( 0f m m,|( , p«r Iiour. (On April 12, 13, 14. This meetlngl ---------. Numenm. prlsaswOI b# offsrad a* always, b* of xront H.-I YRNA BEACH. Apr. for ,h|> wtnB„ , tn (h, various' «*• «“ "*• Mt announrH tmlsik |ures. Any ono rioairliiff to entor * l*ow*r* * *:?• *a „ l»ryc*o and Junk-car |„ gqfcH to ronfart manilirr^ «f i •” Htoao rnm tM In any line nf ronsdn Rearh. Sunday „ , r fomn, i , „ In charge. P. O .j* 0^ •oenacWd with the staU't Jungle. The party mode extraordinary speed for the first two days, but on the third morning, whenit was time ^ ____ ___________ to start, my friend foundall the nat^vei* sitting on tnelr' apoVsered by th* f’va" nf tbi*i haunches, looking very solemn and making no preparation M'y for th# benefit of chsrity.j to leave. : A rmall rdmU*l«n will l» m*da " T h e y are waiting,” the chief explslnod to my U m ' Ssnford. D*-i "They cannot move farther until their souls have caught ,.,hj |i*yton* B*acb. Hotly llill, up with their bodies.” , rw'nd. and Ibl* M'y will glv. I enn think of no l»ctter illuntrstlon of our own pl'ght r*hibiion» darinr'th* nfirmoon.! today. Is there no way of letting our souls, no to say, John H*t.d*r»nn, *winUi r**ldtni. catch up with our bodies T If one thinks over tho sort of ** Co' n"*,<<‘ lte,c"' * 1 * *rr~i life led In Innumerable homes a generation ago, our tm -' ' ~ mehke speeding up In the procrHs of living today In clear, j4 People then, as wc sav, “ had time.” Now. no one "has * time.” —James Truslow Adsmn, The Tempo of Modem 4 Ufa (Bonl) r< That story about a chain nl Npsl avwxpkpsni being star! ad Is th'* country was pro's*biy plea ted by *«a>r commanist. Sir# any aditur who saya a iloovnt SANroRD TWENTY YRARS word for t|Ul»U or Musaollni i«r CouivmI* nsodvrallmi In laaltog Tba baa*, wish** of a liuat uf J. D. Kobsrr' with Osrraasy, Italy, ur Jauan, wilt Jksr *uap*cb-d at bslng sub- frlands follow that* yasag |m> wu >nd H| Ulo an Ibalr F>»rnsy through HI*. If . sldlted by lha Nails. Prices Eight—See Us t o MARTIN LANEY, Society Editor tgaaaaaauaaaafwaaaaaaaw Celery Growers Mexico, whlrb ha* Just stolen 9400,000,000 worth of nil (rota American Interests, Is now **-.o to b* planning to aril it '• Italy, Germany and Japan. Evi­ A FRIEND OF MINE, a dlnilnguinhctl explorer who dently there was some me* ho I in spent a couple of yearn among the nuvagen of the upper Oardrna*' madness. Amnion, once attempted a forced march through tho 1 As w* undera'and |t. Ibis Is Y*i Inlurmatlon W*ek, and th* UPtrite la aupputed tu loans somothin* shout tho lain* |t has b*#n |i*ylng. For Itultnon. that mors money is roll*, led In ga*o Un« lax** from tha poor, than la Income, lasts from tha r|rb. CURB SERVICE 1 Diamond Sctthig Tf 14 (SoVfeRNfAENT0V MlMTkRy RUM*. THE CASTANET KING . . . . 'hey originated in tha Old World about four feet long ar.d lb Inches Isn’t Ufa funny? About four and were first eitrntlvely use! In diameter, weighing about 150 WlUHoa people trs sort becauco (From Tho Lakeland Lodger) Stcrcato clattering of Castl Ian jn spt |ni th* best castAnata today pounds each." V they have to pay incom* taxes, And Florida celery growers, faced with a large surplus and' rsstunota tapped a tuneful are mode by a clever l-o* A ngj-. This wood, accopiing JbT htla, oil tba other people at* torn be­ the most uncertain marketing problem in years, adopted an tempo in sunny reniurir* before |(-no, Antono Chris, i n American |coats sl-uut 91-00 n "lx/tfnd snd is cause they don't. Jagrecmenl and united to help themselves. ht-r rurnnt civil strife began. nf Portuguese descent. Ilo use* a to hard that It must be wurki-d First mention of castenets in spctlal hard wood, known as pur- ( with high speed steel *.oo!a. By tha Ume they got through Recently they cut theil* shipment* to 220 curs anti tovaat(gating the TVA 'hay will made a gentleman's agreement not to move a Carload for hia'ory wa* the krotalon of the pie pomegranate, in his Instrj. LAW THAT IB NOT LAW . . . probably discover that In govern­ who alto mtde use of menl*. I Recent nst ontl dHaxteri anvt threu days. A grower In the Bulls Glade nectlon felt Im­ ancients, ment production of ilsclritny small cymia's In their dance* and “ For a fine pair nf caatanrtsemargenele* frequently have been pelled to ship a carload, snd other growers gave Ihclr con­ festivals In honor of Bacchuf. shout a dsy’s woik is luvnlved,", mrt with on sztranrdinary msaathem la' many a shock. sent- But they did not use this os s pretext to Ibreek the CastanaU are bslleved to have chri* »*>•*. "Aveiage tatlanela ur*—tha declaration of riRMU** • The prsearioua condition of vqrUkl agreement among thcmselraa, They corbelled to a been Introduced Into Spain ftouf ran be made at the late of about law. Yot. atrsngo as ll( saams, the'East by the Moors. >twn ps'rs a day. 1'h- merits of martial law Is no law at slit world affnli* can be most adc- crate. quality described by thaaa elo­ Early In their history, eastane's castanets are b.sod u|«m their This government by arbitrary A representative of the celery control committee Is in quent words of our colored Soy: war* railed nanUnus as, from ton* and action. military power super-cade, muni­ California to seek co-operation from celery grower* In “ W i tho J t pata'n through a being made of the wood of th* ‘The late Antonia Mercedes, dpal or state law, yet It It not a that atate. , Barrow escape." cheitnut tree, or from their color, known a* I s Argentine, ono o f ; military low in any sen*#; in fvc*« The Department of Agriculture munt realise that here Some authorities believe rhe*t- the greatest Sp.ml*h dsneort of |ft It tho abrogation o f Ik That Tha ntw automobile highway to In Florida Is a group of producers whn seek to help them­ nuts actually were rattled to Ml time,-used my •a*!ai*t*," the which is done ulttler martial law Ryy Watt be* just b*'>n ipentO. selves In every possible way. It Is the finest example of gather in early McdUe rrncsn rspert relates. “ The he. hardwood , baa not an Immediate conr 'uAnd now motorls's, who nra si’ dances, thus giving their nsme tu for making them '» 'he purple |Honal or legislative sanction, ss wny* In n hur^r to gfl some- co-operative effort snd the department at Waahlngion, modern csstsnets. pomegranate, wh ch .* shipped to |th* military or alatu'e law, for which Is desirous of lending a helping hand, must he Im­ whsro. c“ n drive down 'bare and Strange a* It seem*, although mu from Africa. It cum-)* in log* asample, has. pressed with ths earnestnesH snd the patriotism of these turn around and com* bark. ' W* have at last Iramrd wh*t paused tha rrrvaslun. A hs*l slorskccprr told us yesterday tbs' all kushwsa men arc so busy thr*c day* making out raporia for tn* - government they don't havs Urn# to do may businaos. Fruits and VegetaMsa Fresh Dally Cut Flowers I . > R e p a ir in g K Fstsrshurg boa*t* 93,119 have never held control In the naUon'n capital for longer ragUtarad tourists this wlntar. than eight years at' a time and that the pendulum Hwingn And thers's a crop you don't have from one extreme to another. These are IhlngM i i I h m i I to ylow under. glahard Whitney H«ya M* brother, George, was shock-si at hla conduct In Wall SHeat. Aren i wa all? Order Of Citrus Hoard Is Halted STRANGE A S I T SEEMS—By JOHN H IX ocial A n d Personal Activities Woman’s Club Gives Animated Magazine Tkaao Curio* Bummer Balts or* smartly s y M nnd tttnfnVy 'All rad by expert workmen. Tkry’r* fraUrod In a comptot* mag* at medal* aad alaas-aa yon'ra .art .# find *Mta yaw Ilk* 'hat fH yea. Bo*4 a« nil. tfcay'ra aadmW.tr prised.. li ra* want the matt la -nrm rr *4#to abd ' ismfsrt Ut yaw ■rst a.lt b* a Curl*. Ball. il#uyht*r -out'. EASTER DRESSES Straight From New York Printo * Sena Colon Pignktna HHk Llntns • Cr*9» Mirggimliw SIZES FROM 16»i-30Fi 38.52 We Cloth* Ydur Family—Wc Fornlab Your Horn. . 4 0 6 Souford Ave. I W ttkb X Radio Ftaluryt \ Saturday tiMxrtt M o o ts AM»nb KosrruAixrrz F irst for refreshing mildness -7first lor pleasing taste and aroma that smokers like —only cigarette about which smokers say "They Satisfy ’* ^ % The mild ripe tobaccos— home* grown and aromatic Turkish — and the pure cigarette paper used in Chesterfields are the beit ingredients a cigarette can have. They Satisfy. l'AU|. W lllTO M AN v D brms T a v io s \ I'tin . D o u o u tt j �Me. HIT e f Julr t M i l la I t 4^ O * l4 a * 1 1 , at Jatr w ? u . \ £ S ffA tw u w r * # * a :- v ! n r v . . . r r c il ^V im t H fo o H .: (SXAT.) •-■ ■ . . f t i t aC .(H U U •;, • i • .. i . » m f aar.N o r r /» * ‘U N t t in c im • * / a ffia s a s M l tuz^Sh \hsvuz at /da* M M k i l i i M Oatft'Baaaa eatraaee ■»• lenfurd * n : th* I Ilk u .lw la r l A p ril n il' m •KvS^'SIS.JSSSf! w CURAT.) IU M ' ^ & r ^ t e s s livid? ■Uaaa aa taitillaW IBP 4 i. • ertM imadaju.|«*feeH:?Opwair. Florida, ja w tii .I . N o t im I*. IIBUNDOK, eC C lraall Court C aaa tr. F lorida. _ i y * . . e e i e « l a e j L o la M l .t e - I T t , '•' W > tn * j£ * V r H »M a S P e a i l t h l u * M ia dap a r u u « i j m . ' - , : V tH M Mr band aad Ma 8‘p H i 3SI2£ a a rtlh a a u ts ai hr IM rW M ^ MOTI I'M O P APPLICATION |£ PON T A X D N R D ■ . WOYICM l b IIBRNIIY a iV N k . that H A R T B. NAHLN balder o f Ota C ir tlllc a la H i I I , laraad (ha lib d a r a f J u lr, A. D. 1» h . baa lUd aam i la n r o ffic e ,aa d baa M idi application far a la * d u d a h # l i i u i d tbired a. b a le aartlllM a am krneci tba faHaarlao dararlbag p rep artr In tba C au atr » f toniinala, k ia t i a f F lorida. lo -w lu . Bap. MW Car a f BB ti Baa'Man II T o w n ib lp I I booth, Itanai I I Kaat. rua N 11.1 *t> ta IV lin t a f ban ford O l. b II d ip . Wl l l . l t cb W H I <h M 11.I* ch t a , B ip . I I alraa. Tlia u u u a i n i of th i n ld im p crlr under lha la id c c r llllr a li aanod w ee la lha a a m i a f IT. It 1AIIL C n lc-e aald c i r t l f l c a l i ih all b* ckio accorainp 10 1no h rn t mtrri.t aceardlna to law. tba .m pirty diaerlbad Ihtraln w ill bo raid la the h lp h n t bidder at the mart h o m e dear an th i fin d dandap In the month pf Mar, i l l which l i Ih i Ind dap a f Map, III. n n lid Hilo H I dap ef April. IIU . a P. 1IBRMDOM. ■ Clerk e f C lrca lt C o e n o f b im ln o ii Uaunlr, Florida. A. M A t T r r r 1 will oile r far aaM rtb lie eolerp la the I Ifb m i M IM fa r ra«h a t tha O i r t liiu e e ea- . w f l l B lk A T r a it ( I Baalaada Cprlnpa, C irt. No. I I I ! a f A n *. *, l i l t , o o r ir l* * i L ai 1 l i b D T r a il 11, baalaada bprlnpA C irt. Ma. I M l a f a u b T, H it . c e v ir ln p i Lola I. I. I, I A T Ilk I T ra ct II baalaada B prlngi. Cart. H a H T t a f i alp T. t i l l , eovarlapt L ot I Dlk ■ Tract 11 banlanda Bprlup*. C irt. Na. H U o f Aug. I. • l l l l , c a v a ila t t Lata I la II Mlk C. T ract II, baalaada lr la I I . * I* ta 11 B ib a * all ■ P prlngi. B lk a -f , T, 1 * 1 P a in T irraea . C irt. M a t i l l a f A up. T. W lla iaa n r habd and atal tb li l l l l , aartrlruit L o t i l l a II lha i n dar al April IMA_________ ■ B lk C Tract II, baalaada O, I*. IIKUMDONi fjprlnai. Clir k a f C ircuit Caar| Car|. No. HIT a f A ug T, b im ln o ii C auatr, Florida. l l l l . aovcrln bt L ola I, I ; I A T. B ib. U, T ract it . baalan do (BRAL) ____________________ m m oM o r l u b 'o r t a x LU H tTPICATNI In aecnrdanco w lih tk i pror lila n i nf C h a p lir H IM , A ala o f HIT and upon w rlllan raquaat o f MRb. RObA n r n u I Will o ffe r far aala a l pablla auterp to Ike hlpfieel bidder (o r caeh a l lb * Court liou ea entrance In Sanford an th* H th ta p o f A p ril H ll at ll c l i n c h A. M . laa certlflaa t* nr e K tlflc a le a bald bp th* S lat* ta■Other with a ll om itlcd and auh■aqpiat levied la a ia an lha fe ltiw ln p daacrlbad lande In bamlB ill C oa b tr, F lorU e. lo w llt l - l or Cert. Mb. I l l e f Jalp T. i l l , c o v ir ln t i l o l l 11 A t l ilk C ba afard Grave. W lln u a mp hand nnd tea l th li |h* la l dap o r A p ril t i l l . . O. P. IIKIINDON. Clark o f C ircuit Court, ■amlaat* C oaalp , P la rid a ORAL) J <bR A L) ____________________ 1, N o n c n u p uai.M np rN tin r ic A T M * tan . Ifi aecorrlaai* n llb lh a p rovlilnna a l C baplar H i l l . A d a af HIT and nnau w rlllan rcnucel af OVNIUTTBRNT LAND COMPANY I w ill affac fa r aala a l pablla au t­ erp ta Urn b i t k a il bidder fa r ca ih a t lb * Court M o u n aatraaa* la Sanford on lha. l l l h dap o f A pril H l l a t t l a 'llo a k A . M.. taa cartiriaal* ar a ir tlfk a ta * held b ju th e ■tala (o p a th ir w ith a l l ' amfltad H l l , T n r a r la p i Lnta I , . I, I, A ■ la II Htk O. T ra ct It ManU ndo Mpriapa. <>rl. Nn. HIT at Aup. I. H H . ro re r ta p : A ll Bike R. P, ll A II. T ract. It. Banlanda Hprlnpa. I l - l l o f Cert. Ma. H l l q f A ap. I , H l l . ' e e r e rla p i A ll Ulk A A In to I I t I | I I la I I lllk 1) A Blk K ( L o c i 't e l e T, I. I. H . IT A II I A Late t ta 11 Blk P * L o u | :ta I * II to l l Blk ll. T ra ci l l BanUndu Bprlnpa. Cert- No. H l l a f Aup. I. H it , c o t t r i m : L ola 1 la I I Blk a T r a d It. B aaU ade ■prince. ’ • • l - H o f C trl. No. l l l l a f Aup. l l l l , eerertap t A ll B lk .'A 'A la I to II B lk B A Lola F. I . I . L T A Id la I I -A. IT ta I I A I I la I t B lk • A - U u I l l I I A I I d 11 la t l Blk P A Lata I t o 1 A 1 ta i t B ib U. T r a n IT. Bdklpado borlnpa. I l - l l ar c a r t. No. II|L e f A up. I , . i m , oarirlB P l L n i I ta I I ( L o u L a ic I. 1, I A 11) B lk It T r ia l IT, bon Undo b p r la b b ’ ■ ■» } 1-1 a f Owe. No. t i l l a f A u p . I H l l . ca rer Ia * i L rla I ta <1 R ib A A L o u I la I A I I ta I I Blk C A all IHk D T ra ct I f B iela a d a I prince. C e r t Mo- 111! e f A ap. d. H l l . eaverlnpi Late I. C. A 1. I. II. I I . I I A I I la I I B lk It T ra ci IT Baalaada Bprlapu. C e r t Ma. ITU a l A ap. t H l l . aaearlapt P art m arked lliiir ie d fo r O alf C a ir o a. Tract I t baalan do b p r la lc I l - l l o f Cart. Ma. t i l l ef Aup. I, t i l l , c o n r ln p i Late 1 to • A I I B lk A A a ll B lk D A Lnta I A I to I A IT la I I Ulk N A Lola I la t A l la II A It to I I Blk P A Lata 1 lu I A IT la I I Blk O A Lata I In II Blk II A Pari m arked B m n r e d tar O alf T ra ol 11 Baalaada bprlnpa. C a r t Ma. H i t nf A kp. L H l l , c a e ir lk p i b W U nf H W U t a a V ia band 'a a d aaal Ibla tha H th da r a t Uartrk l n T . •• ^ O P . II B it Ml Clvrb a t C lraall. L t O b M t a t C lraall-O rtafl. ■ ) dauInula Cuunip, r Beiulnuli C onu lr, Florida (S E A L ) (IK A L) la i a > ■ BraId -a ceord an ra w ith tha • P f*'1■ I u( v lilp a i t af. C h a p lir. 1IIM , A a U a t l a ll HIT and upon w rllta a r r q u a t a t for] MIUI. KVA O. TO LA II I » l « PfWr tab* far M l* a t public ou lcrr „ la l _Um •art blchaat bidder far caah at tha Court lU b l W * ? ' A p ril" l i u " a t l l ° « c l 9 c j| •,%Sla ^X ^ ia s s n a J is s j k x e w la o li C au atr. F lorida, la - ,*J. I. R W U A b W H a f NRU nf MWU * BM o f M 't n f MRU a f BN Id a f M W U ) bar. II. T u p I I baulk Itnnua 11 Kaol. ■I - l o f C irt. Mo. IT ! o f Ana 1, M il," c o v ir io p : BRU a t MRU M e. IT. Twp. l l Bauth R anpa I I K ait. •IT-11 o f Cart. H i I I I al A mp. I. t i l l , ca ra rlu a i MU o f a iu ( L o n b w u o l b ib * N il o f N W U at N U I b a a II, T w a , I I a Maapa 11 R a il. OarL Ma. I l l o f Aub- I . l l l l . a a rp rlabl HU a t BNR a l MRU * H U a t BRU * MU « f NBU o f N W U a f BNU * W H a t ' BNU a f N W U o f MMU A W H or N W U a f BNU * K U of BW U * W U o l BWU (L o w R I* ch o f W II ch o f N « ch ) b e c I I T w p I I R flanp c II ^ Ocrt. No. I l l of Aup. 5, l l l l . cev orta d ! N h ut NBU A JCU Of N W U * WH o( MWU I t N W U * BRU ol BNU * R I I A. o f B W U Of BRU * R U a f B W U , Mao. II. T w a I* baulk lU n p a 11 K ail. U at Cdrt. No. I l l a t A ap. I. H l l . 'c o r c r ia b i M% o f MMU A N ( - » a f H l - l a f BW U o f BW U A l l i l i i f N W U Bee, I I , Twp. H Baulk I taupe I I R oot. -1 ................... .. . . . . . e c u . No. UT a f Aup. 1. H l l . m ro r la p l MU at RNU A HW H a f B X lL bee. II, T w p 11 a R aapa 11 R. I l l - I l l a f Cart. No. I l l e f Aup. |, l l l l . e u r ir la p i MH a f N W U A NRU a f P W U A W U a f MWU A b l - l a f HH e f N XH e f N W U A R I I I II o f b I I I ft ot N W U e f N W U Mac. T w p t « Mouth NanbO tl l - l at L .t ill BW U a f a l BW U Cert. No. M l a f A u f. aararlu b MMU «f BNU A HU ul MMU * UT t l At- In BH (BRAT.) I• C trt. No. M af A u cM l 1 .1 M A ■ ' K I « « " • * ; Lot II “ lA u S /A d d lt lk U / * W I l o i M - i W ban* « » d iia l.lh I M . , . [ tba H lb d a p 1o f March IMI. M orten o r »a iD H T ir fi la,, doaordadoa ; i T iO T R J * ROOM. h lp h n t biddei fob • enth* a t * - tCS Heart Itauaa ' • hlrehco (if M a ie r l ? ? ' V , * J 'd . d«y_ a ( A p e il-H I I . II I t a cloak A. . M-. la * .c e r tific a te o r eartlfteale* held 'b p - t h e b ta ti l o p u h i r With a ll aailiiad aad la h , eaananl Icplid taaa* on th* fk (law ln a d ia c r lb a c H a d * l i . Bern', " o le C o a m p ,( F lo r id a .- lo t m r m i a o f c h n u iir H IM - d e le o i f? public ouierp ta tba b lfk aet n r ' d t b at Hi* Court Heuei M In b ia ferd on (he l l t b dap ll-IMI at 11 a’ctock A K H I a n .d r1 rertlftcalea held bp w -av a.'at i !Ki l a n la. ; Cert, ca r e r In,'*> All Bib , i . .jT*. li; ihatevent levied laaea ea thi Tap Laecrlbed U a d i la Bern. County, F lorida, t o w u ! ’ No. ltd at M j. K Hit) •fcriL ^ *f Tr ■ rap hand a a d . u a l tl d ap , af March l l l l . U. I*. ITKIINDON. Clerk nf C ircu it CauJ Btiatiiula County. F len d ■enilnala CaUarp," Florida. •ala at pablla auterp i* t * t hlgh aat bidder fu r cath at tba Caart “ M l •nlrenc* In ban lard na the ll« k dap o f A p ril lilt ll ll B elM k A. I I , laa m rtiflta t* ar eartlflcalaa aald bp ,1b* M U * la PCthcr w ith a ll em itted aad aub* aaqutat levied l a i n an tba fa llaw id p daaarlbad U u d i lu bamlBalli Ceuntp, F lorida, taw llt C irt. Na. H IT a f A u p u tt I, H I I , eaparlap Lata. H la I t * J L t f . l t A I t la U . W aekInptuo Parti, Oviedo. MU' bend KM' awiI (h ll lha U th dap a f March IMI. ■ O. ) “. IIMUMPOM. C lark a f C ircuit C a u rt * RauUuvIa Caunip, Plarida A B B ,, I, l l l l ; cav arln p : -■ A.KS bah Ik, l U k N o . i l - R e a l. CM OP na Lu «IP TAX (itntT fF IC A T M a I C h a p lir H t H , Aeta 'a t upaa trrlttau iraduaat al I I t L R O M A R D l I ' U ll) aala a l i publia aatarp ,ia urdnapa with lha ■ proi f .GRnatar II I I L Alta ol I ■watr. w ritte n ‘ re«t««al m , . l T .P U T C H I w ill elfa r “a t ‘ p ablla auterp la tk i bidder >f*r .a a ib at the • a a d 'a a tra a a * la B aafetd H t h 'd a p . a f A p r i l . l l l l at H it . aavkelad: L oti 1 ta ink I Flue TerraceCart Ma. l l l l a f Aupaat H it, Mvarlapi Lata 1 ta Blk H - Pin# Tirraea. Cart. No. I N I at Aapuat H it. aovlrtap: Lala I ta Bib I t Plba Tirraea. C ir t Ma- I I I ! }l t. ll I, II n f A apual d H ll, tavnrlapt Lata 1 ta V Blk II Pina Tirraea, •Carl. N a H M at Pulp 1, H H , eavaflab ^7Let 1 Blk U , Plaa. m j **^i * *• - p - O v r **l T*oef£* Ro. .1111 af An aval t H i t . aavarlag: ixiia I. I. L •> H A 11 W k II Plan T irraea - ,, 1 : 1) 1.I f fi N ta bag. A Bow MI . (B R A L) ft ■M A ltd II R at I W Car. haa- R III It N I f data U mm R HT fl N H dap* II atln W ■II ft I H I l - l ft * Bap. MW Cor rua N H l . l ' f l ■ f l dap* 11 m l* N ML* t l I I* 1*1 ■ o f Bap. W i* Bap. i M Id Twp II ■ Raapa U Bait. W l l n w iqp band am i '***1 I hit th* t i l dap a f April m l . e iiu in s ,, n w n i r , rtu riu a . h o T i m o p a p p l io a t io m POH T A X DRBH NOTICR lb IIKRRRY GIVEN T hnl M ARY R. HAKLR holder o 1Tua i.'irtlflca la Na. IT. Im u i I (h « (IN AL) ■amlaala Cau*lpr ‘ U. P. liMHNPOK. C lir k w f'd lr a a h Oanri, Bu m in oli Cauatp. FterMa. o ^ H iS J iix J N . k a l.c t e d a lic .a j c%tf. Ho. l l t l 6f A «| . I, IfyTXJ&kvfe I �y * ■" ii 1i. i . . u j ii l u q w j M - u u ^ i W *P K -■1 rTitnh V df CWa»t*r lam. Act* ut M it' B a r e f • A n M il. A, ■U. 1*11 rcrtlflm U or_ctriinri*l0# IM Mist# io c illu r with All om lllra snd ___ ___ upon w ritten request o f filed • *■ • In, n r o fllc a an CAIIAtT IIA N P 1 w ill otter roe > oppllcstflun fo r a lag iilN o iw m h t M U k it on t in *>llo bo l - . i i / l ihereon Knld lowing d w orlbH land# In 8«inlltul« rale at p ublic ou terr to Ihe high­ x viinret , „ r he*4 and eeel ihra est bidder fo r rank a l th* Cunri ee ritflc* te em braces the follow in g Counly, FHrWa. towlt: I* 13 of C*ri. No. I f of July 3, •hi- let da) uf A pril m u. H om e entrakeo In k sn forv on the deecrlhei. property In the C ounty IMl, m i r i n g ; H I l f fi of t: W o i*. n r . n x n o « . , H ill d a r o f April lilt at II of Hnnlhuit. m a le uf F lorida, in ft of l^ t »» HI. Joseph* r i,rti o f i-lr-A l, O mmI, .o'* lurk A. Mo ta g e e rild ra t* or w ll: Wllnwes luy hnitfl nod seal Mils , , Kvnilnete Counlr, RIorkM. le-le IS A te M idway 1‘ lal eertlftratee held b j the Plate to* f I.) the 1st liny o f April 1931 Rouk I Pag* 41 gather w ith a ll o n illlr d and subU. I\ lltmNlHlN. T h* ntsesninent uf Ihe raid aewweat levied lane* on ihe tot C1#rk «*f ClrvUll Court NOTICB OF BACK O f T A X properly under the said c e r t ifi­ low in g described land* In fttml Hf mlnole County. H o f Id i c B r :n e .v ^ T B B cate Issued w se In Ihe name nf (HUAI*) note C ou n lr. F lorida ton II: III 1 1 ,-vurdaiiue with ibo uravlIV II.M A U P A P A I.I. 1 C»*t. No. It** et A k iu si a, »h'H* » f I'hapltr HD*. A c ll o f Pnleen wild I *rl Ificnle shall t i l l , e o v e r ln r tt u n| u ri’ t NOTICE OF tA L K OF TAX IM l and upon wvlllrn n-quoal uf r o le fm u l Arrnnllnic to I.tw, lli« A B it nr K W { , Bert Inn It. 1- 11 IMriVKIlK I will ofrvr fur o a f. C K ftT IF IC A T It t»rti|»»rlr di-rt*iihrw iliFCrtn w ill Im* In n m in U n r# w ith Ih t p rovision s ul puMIr oulrrg Iu Ihe hlahMl hMT ow nsh ip I I , South tissu e #1 lo |9i« hlwhrwt blililrr At IHf o f C M pier It rtf. AH# of I93T dr r lor curb at the Court H aute ti»wrl hmiM d<Hir jin th# flrat M on­ nml ufHin • »V ri No I I I ! o f A u gu tl I, written m iutwi o f r»in>ni-i- In Kanronl on ibo lath day In the mouth uf M iy , 1911, M »in M i: DAVIH I will offer lot Mir day nf April IMS at II n'rloeh A . m i . cov ertn a i N*« ot S C , nt nrhlrh l« (h# 2ml d «y o f May, t i l l . nt. inihllc o iiliry to ih# hlgh##( hid **£*9- V>n»iii*la, Apr. t. HK't * HWH o f N K 'I o f HKU. ! l . lax vvrtlrhate or irrtirkw leo hold iM Inl thin IM dnv o f Awrtl. H i t dvr f»»r inisli nl ih# Court !fl»u«# » n I-, l hr Klale , lifr th r r w jih all Reetlnn It, T ow nsh ip 11 H„ulh, ’Th» -thief problem contrniio# In Hanford on the Hilt iltir , inin.,I nnd ,u iv o| u ,n l levied taaoo O I*. IIRIlNDOMe l u n g s ' l l C s* t C VrncioeU nt pieseni la r h r lt o f t*lrrult C o in ! « f o f April 1931 at II oYlm-lc A, 11. tnx on Ihe r-.lluwlng deerrlhed landa Cert No. I l l * nr Aueue| V Hrmiiiolc thuinty. FlorMa- i’#tIllicit# or o« rtlflrutr# |whi hy |hr In Itrmlnol* C ouu iy, Elnrlda, l o ­ m i . c o v e rin g : N V f| A \V*t political one but concern* Hliily locctlirr with nil oiiil|t*d and a n : (HKAL) of, SW<| A PRH nt HKH, f llh«F4|Urnt h viitl In irs oil ill* fidoils o f claim* filed from' b’ ert Xu. l l - « o f AagvM a, - Unction I t T ow nship 31 Kniith, Iwwlng 4#»t*rlh#d landa In H« in Ino I# •Ml. 1rringv R S I Ol I W 1-4 NOTItK OF t m . t r t T I O S RAUgn I t , B a il. of the Krputlic run n*t County* Florida, Inwli uf K iri, KrrUun SI. T w g >1 F o il T t t i i »: k h Cert. No. t i l l n f Aiigiisl t •atato o f lb* late General Cert- No. 312 of A iifii»l I. 1932. Kuulh Range I f ILeel. NtrrirM ih i i i : i i i : iiy h iiv k v . tovrllliB t a il, e o r e r ln g : K 'l o f KWH \V 90 ft o f I} IA| 1 2 fl l l ul 1V ,i Xt. 1131 o f AMBhat Th.it J(M l.|*ltlN j: H HT 11*1 *3t AN *» .Vfcento , Gomel, Iron-fiatni A M V U n f KRU. Becllnn It o f H 139 fl Itlk T Tr 13. Hstifonl .1 IMl. i-rveriug: 1-3 Interval In . huhh*r n f T aw IV rflflt’Alw Nt*. TI4, .- Willi#** luy lu«lid find p-riil thin Toernshtp I t Bnulh tlaiign a l <alar who ruled the country for h i ; i , r| PR I,I,- K,<-iion II. Upiird M»# tth ility «if J '^ y , A, o Ihw 'IfI day o f .lim l 19-19. Kasx, T o p .1 Kuulh Itnngr » K e.l. 30 year*. I9I*| li.’ii flit'll Hiniviv In my i'fflo o i*erl. No. l i t * ,-f A'leunt 3, •• I* IIKIINlHiN. W H O .-- niy haed and c e il Ihla him ) li^fi H indi* nitHInillitn for n 1*11. rare rin g : ■KH nf R1V»I Clerk of Ctrvult «*r *»it lh< lei day u f April l l l l died In lO.Tfi, liar Inc ‘ lot iltfi! In hr l*4}J#d ttlririUf. A NKH o f HRH A W , nf m Inot# 0‘oUnty, I'I omUm O. I*. IIKHXlMlX. W« catlmited nt H a Id i'rrMf iufil*' i-mhi h c h Ih f fol* MRU. I**eliiin I f T.,wii«lii|i 31 i h i : a i .) ____________ nirrk uf r i n u l l -'ou r:. louring il* m t IVmuI lo o fift t y in |fu* Bnnlh. lU n g e 11 Hast. Krrt,loots County. FlarM i. Mriimly nf H# mil i«»|r, HI Alt*if N O T IC X^O r fA L te^ O F TAW 3-1 o f Cort. No. 1313 „ f Aug. iKEAl.t Fltulili), I I: nly-fivc per tent of the j c t n r ir ic A .-c w L l l l l , co v e rin g : N R 'l uf 1*01 2 HhH-h \ Mitlnr Allot* In nirnrdaiii'r with Mm (n oilsloin B i:u nf HR It A W 'v ..f HH*I KlITII H UR MAI.R OP T B X 1y. In accordance with ll««|| to InUlIgWfHMl or Chnptfr I029C. A ils' *d I; to I I 'll ITV l r iTKV or HKU ll.es* N ’ t uf HK'l o f ll law enacted after the I Th# iiifrMmriil ut Ih# nnld iiixl i»|moi written i**iu*»i H R U ) Her I Ion ST. T ow nship 11 In n m iiih i,.- , w ill, the nmprrty und#r thr vahl i-#rilf» HAIIAII TYSON I will offer f.*r m{# I T I ..,,, nt |-|,:ipler 1X311, A ria n f Mouth, tlange 13 Ussl. rtor’a death and which miny| in to |uRU#d In Mi# aaiii# of at inihlh* cnli-ry lo Mir h1|hrst hid t-ilf „n il «i |hi« u -illlrn ttq u r rl nf Cert. No. 1313 o f A hsusi 3. 1 c*peril coni end it l Inrun■Ur for r.ish at tin* Court I hoi wo ■#*»■ II. I. HTIbl I will nifrr for eelr al I It IIANlVlKt. t k ll,'c o v e r in g : N W »i o f HW'A Mini #9# swill t*r» i if (m l# tlinll !«* tin nt*# In Hcinfoid on vtio liili d u poltllr lu lr ly l „ ihr lilfhrsi bidder itjgult, waa rrixrd by the Gov A Hit o f HWU o f HVVU. Hecof ApMI IU9 nt II atMo.li A 31 m lr#fn#il tiia t*o»dlsc in la w , th# 1. r i s d , nt |hr fo u r i llnuee rn lion I# T ow n sh ip 31 Houlh, Rt to repay the nitfcn for| |>IO|wri{> ilM frlh n ! Ih#rrln w ill Vs# l i t ## rilfk «i# or r#tMfl»*at#« h* hi lo 11111., - i„ s.tnfnril nn Ihe ll i h d o r tt*n go 3 ! K*H. Ih# Flat# tog#lh#r with #11 oikIIIm I ••f April 1X1* al II u-rlork A. M.. la g and landa allegedly taken sold to Ih# lilKhaM Liddrr Ut (h# Cert. No. l l l l o f Augnsl 3. Mr*. Kstelle Lawaon Page (right), Chapel Hill, -H, C., houaewlfc, wa» all *mllea when ahe aat courl ‘ hfHiM d oor on iti# first amt Riil4a#(|ii#nt l#vhd las#* **n (Ii# , iM Illralr ,.r <rrllM,aVre held hr Ih* ally by Gomea. 1131, c o v erin g : VV‘ 4 o f H1V»4 Monuny In ih# m o n th o f Msy, follow hi|i Uescrlhei. I ud# In Hem siu ir ii.g .ih rr s ill, all om itted and o f MKU. B ecllon 2*. T ow nehlp dawn to add up hen aeore after chalking up a record-breaking 60, five under par, In qualifying for '„t.-r,|urnl l i , M u t r * nn ihe fo l193K. iihli'h l» thi* 3nil day of Hod# County, Florldif, towlt problem, however, concern* 11 Mouth. R an ge 31 H*e|. Crrt. No 1173 of Jut* 2, |t*1|t I- u Ii im il.-r, riiinl |-<i,de In Ken, Ik ole Mm, l l l l Cert. No. HIT o f Auguel *. difficult lew of dividing the re- [ the North and South Women'* golf tournament at Plnehurr.*, N. C. Kathryn Hemphill (tell) of lf»%ri"|Hill: N 1*5 of PITS |*i Of m I'l.nnlv. l-l.-rlda Inwli: iM Ittl (lliw |*t «l4|r o f A lull, IM l, r o v e rin g : KW<1 A K 'l n f '■*11 Xu l l l l of Auguel a, <1 o f Hilt*ll.#ss 1 A In Nt: of the eglglg among the Columbia, S, C;, who qualified In third place with a 76,-also aeema very happy about Ealelle'a fra*. llll. MRU. Meet Inn I*. T ow nehlp t l 11’.*-. ,-otrllHB NR l . l u f NW l - i C or) *#<*. 19 T w p 51 8 llanu# O. I*. lim tN IH lN V •nta. The eatite la chiefly in | Mouth. R ange 13 Rael. K.,-|n-n 31, Twp 30 Houlh Range 31 Kuit. , ri#rU of rlrrull Courl of Wlinenw .Cert. No, | 3 l l 'o f A uk,1*1 3. .13 Rael, atul snip fhit with little actual eiah. Gn»Hriniii<tir County* Florida. ilia l i l Uu>mio f toiod I H I , co v e rin g : N 'l A 11 l - l o f Vli»,- - ■> April l i l t <8i : a l » nt expert* have been unable 11., 1,1 day M\t o f Ssrtlnn I t. Townehlp l» |* lMIKNiu'N. II Monlh, R an ge I I R»H cl#tk o f cirt'iilt C*i*i»l on a method to solve the M i t i i ’ H o f .t r r id iiM T in * Cert. No. l l l l nf A utnet *■ Hrml nol # t*omi 1y, F l»»rId n FOH TAW IIKHII to everybody’# -aatUfic (HIIAI.I l l l l , cov erin g : HU - « KWU NOTICH IH IIKItNIlV OIVK.V. IM M I.I o f HRU. nr N R '| . Kectlon It. Tlmt tv 11,1.1 AM IIOATWItlMI. t NOTICE. OF X ALB OF TAX TOwnehlp II Moult,. Rnnge II lio h lff o f Tim tV rtlflrn l# No, 1199, Fib. 22, the aprelai board NOTICE OF tA L B O r TAX c e r tT ir ic A T ts K. It mird th** Tlh day «if A ugu st. A CBR TiriC A TB B In ari'orilaar# wiih ih< provision C erl. No. l i t * o f Anauei 1, aUng claim# announced ii In nt-tor.ln n## wlih lha prt»# I*. 1933, Ii** fflrd sum# In in) of* of Cliapler Itm . A c lt o f 1931 l i l t , cov e rln e N il of NWU rejected to per cent of 'ht titul upon kriilleii r*o|U<«l klploiix «»f tMiriplsr tuUHL A c!• *»l flrr nnd tun mud# n|itilU‘itM(»ii foi A MW41 o f N W U A NW>, of 1931 n»id UpPit w rlllrn !#qit#»l ttf W 11 VMCNii A 1 1 r WlIKKI.RJt A I ii 3k il !■#*( In Inr |f* um, Mirrrcm aol'a filed. The rrn-iin'ivf N R U . Mertlon 11. Townehlp I) Hold #'#rtlfliaAt# # mli race# tlit 1 will offer fin. s.il# nl put'll# uiiii r> FH TFU .A A. 1IILL I w ill n fftr far Month. Ilange 33 Cart cent were awarded rllgldly In Iti# ti||h#si indd* r for i n»H nt III# sal# ut pith 11# iiiitcry In lha high * follow lug ileimrlbwt. |»ro|*#i ty In I hr C e n . No t i l l or August 3. County o f Hrmlnoli*. Hini,* of Court llmiri* riitrarn# hi H-ioford mi #fc| hhlili-r for inrh al lh* Cntirl than f 10,000,000 but brcJii^ m i . cov erin g RKU ,.( NRU Mi# tllli Any of April 19.19 u| II lliiiik# #m rmio# In Hanford on Ih* Florhln, tiMWlt: o f MKU. Section S3. Townehlp , , .p f the confhcatory Inw, the annul o'rlotk .1 II , t in r#rilf1va(f or ■<r iMh d.i) o f April 1910 n l II N 't o f HM«, o f HIM, A W , I I . H-iulh, lle n g e 13 Rnel. (IMrataa loid In th# Hlat# t*vrlh#i mVI.u'I* \, M-# * « i ##rM fIralt nr •"OBtomaticilly w u redueed t> *7.o f HUH o f HKU o f HK'» Hri-e Cerl. No. l l l l o f A ugnri 3. with oil iiinlHcd and piihs*n|Uim ##if i!i#rti#s tic*itl liy th# V l i t i l«>» Mini 31, T ou n«ihl|i 2| Hold Ii* :^ The dlitrib'|ti<vi is now llll. cov erin g : W '4 „ f M l'1* lnVtrrl Ins re on I to* follow lit it lies 0t*d hi" If with >ntl Hill IItsd a till iti It* *ItnHA# 19 fCiiFl 23 Ais* of H ll'1 , Heel Ino IT. T ow nehlp rtlw-d lands in Hriiihml# C ould), "■pHiii-iil Ua U * tm # « o n Mia fnl* m tnr'ng Ihe Government. Tin* hiNVNFm#nl of (Ii# fii lit Idol Ma, Ioik It: II Mouih. lu n a r 31 K iel liiwIng il(x#rlli#d Utiha In Hamls iM'oiiFily ii ud i-r Ih# Niihl «*rrllfl< C en No. l l l l o f August Carl No tl«0 o f July 7. 193*. ; '^11 ha* been auTgeat-d tin: J mil# cotin tv, Flurlda in w li! rcitr U*u#d Mil# lit ih# name o f yoiprlriR; Nl‘» Ml of N l: I I .v le a l, co v e rin g : W '4 of HRU, ‘ eta Inventory of ibo c Ib Ic I :» of C u t No 190 #f AUgllrit II II lll'N D V . S 1-2 of N 1-2 H<# 13 Twp ;| ut MHli Meellon 31. Townehlp * U37 lovd-tins N fi o f irills Uiilrw# null I »*#il If 1ml# #Hit II hr made and that all c'aimsnl-i t o Honlli (hint# 31 l ‘ a*t 31 Mouth. R ange 31 Knet, 3» A 71 Houlh S»<11Im d r«i|i*# itiPil iirrordlou to Inw, |ha IVHio-n* my hood nol Mill llih O n No. 111! nl Auguel 3. ' In en»h. with Govef.im"n* rv(Yi'd'i nn iiiii>*l nml s#at |ir«ii#rl) ilfFriilort lii#r#ln w*1l llm 1st *hi » o f April If* is IH I. c o v e r in g : HU nf NEU Ih# Mi itji) o f April f!t3tm _ jtg the land*. Kininclal ta* lir# i old in Mi# hlit Iiri<i hltldn al n V IIMItNlsiV, ( U s i W li nf NBU of N>, A t* I* MKttS'lHL. Mi# nun I hmiM' iliHir on Mi# flint d r i l l of i'I n il it i**w»rl r’ a. however, oppose the plan rn E«4 of HKU uf N U 1 Nrvllaii t*l» ik o f iTrvull »■»•»*• ifon d ov In ih# monMi of 31wi. Seiniiird# (*ouiili . Florid i H.-uiirudt' County Florida II T ow neh lp 31 ttuutli. Slnuge ' I the ground# that payment of 25. ih i : A i.i . wlilt’ U Is the 2nd day o f .May IHIIALI 13 Reel 000,000 ho lvr.rcs (»7..r.00.000) in C oil. No U l l ot August 3. NOTICB o r HALF OF TAX Itidtril Mil# l#l i .ty nf April NOT ICC OF iA I C o r TAX l i l t , c o v erin g : W '| o f NW14 gBah would eauie 'rllation. deCCHTIFICAf CS> 1931 CCftTIFIC ATSft »l.r*e MR >4 uf N lll A K 3-1 In nmmiriLiti## w ith Ihe pini i* ioi*j* It P MFILM HIV, ■If PTT*a the bollvrrca'value ami talrv lit ui roidjuti## with His )inw i'f*N U o f w<4 (I.ers I II). Hern f Chapter 1129k A lls of |!»3i C1d»*. of Ch m il Courl t‘ V'ofi-i r f Chdfitrr INJML A**(a Iif tm ft 33, T uw nshlp 11 Month, ' W ee lerel*. w rill 10 liiiu«N| nl Hi'lfillllil# Cuuiily* Fltii hln a lilt upon 1'■** -1' *1 »i|i*"i w rlM#« t#i|u#*i o f flange 33 Intel e d it It IK JM\I:S I will offer foi -.i. ft/ '(Jka ^ in i: a t.i • I.IVI2 'll 'l l l nffrr fur ridU a reaull, J h e n ew sp a p er El P erl. N-> III* Uf A uguel 3. »<l pkddl# i niyrj to ilo- Idultfsi hid- *1 | iihlh "ill*l Vr) Iinwill th# htahcrit l»kl* I«1I, e v e r Inc HIVU uf MW U ffera’do auggeMed that 'ho be*: Hera'do de# for rash af th# t*ouri llou## h r fm <mli m 1hr Court Itnus# #tt* \ o r i f » : of %i’ r i . i ( t r i o \ iL rer llr l. Hertlun 13. T ow n Illtm ur# irt Haiitiilil oil III# Mill .In' iytUra would be for the Govern­ hi t* •- in Hiiiford rui ih# IlMi dny nf c o i l T IN ItltMIB id April 1930*11 II «»*» |<m U A M \*\ olilp II Kuulh. Ilango 31 lU ol. n m t iit s is i t r .i i c n v M iy i:v , •erilflrnl# * r (e r llfh a n s held h) |h# 9pm 1910 lit II iiYIodk A. Meg tat ment In take the propiiliri and .Cerl No. H l l o f A uguel 1. 11t’l.Ml 1- 1 r 11 rtlfh n l■x hd-lil liy lha Thai I V MAIN IN A ANNA ‘ Him# loK»dhrt with 111| m od in i nml m i . cov erin g : NRU uf N liU / p a y tiro tlnlm.* .n Imn-1* which t* ti'ip’ilu r with nil iittillUd nml IIAI IT IN liu Idler o f T s i C rrilfl- sith sini if# ill I**vied I an## on ill# f o l­ nf KHU A W it Of NKU ol i#c-d1uf-rd h")|d'i| tritf-a on th* ful* m l# No, T il. Issiinl ill# 3rd day »* low ini: il#e* * ll»» *1 hinds in Heioinol' v Would lie legal lenl.-r at pat vu'ue MVP, Meet Ion II. Tnw ntlilp 31. Inn liuj dhsi tHw-d! tiluU lit Hriiiloftl* 4 intuit, A IV If3t, has filed *aiu 1‘oiiui) , Fhtrldi), low 11 Kuulh. R an ge 33 l:*e|. dr the payment it Uac* or ovirt *4«li|i 11, I lot hln. low It; III I1IV offlr# and Iiw- lurid# nppM Crrl e\o y;*n of July < 1!', 7. i v n N«i '** 1 e f August 3, t i ll . I'erl, No l i l t uf August I, In -the! m idst o f roriiyin ff tlig dt-ad '* b o m b - I I L r 'd i '.it c U . ih » » c rc«rji*r« niMoii fur ii Im d*-#d to h# l«su#<. r k filn r lad s I a 2 IIIU h Tr U* ‘ t1'*’ 1' - 1" sl!>h 1*1,1*11 | *o%•1111at Ln* 7 Houlh HidttfttrU, l l l l . en vorln g: NKU A NIVU th eivon Hah* r rrllfh 'a i# •mhra#*,w C. Manfnxt (Vm u is im luind nml srul M(U Nf .N KU l-f N W U , Heel Inn 31. wo.fti-iti uritk* the nliadinv of dc'aTi rathing y^m 'tie 'ik y . Ithwlihg a fHiViuPr geVrmmhh! rrrIti# follow Ins ’d#avrl1t*d n ru n w if . Illi|U#»# U f |d3a||■V th Uk (J*y H Vi<r«l 1919. TAIrnfhIp >1 Huuth, Hang* 4! in i ho ihiunty uf Homlnol#, him I# llm Ml ifd*> of Ai'tll rltnry toward* Ihe lastem era#!, fien. Fi'a’ritUco Franro'a ‘in* urgent filers lliw nVer Its icrltipn and t» »• IIIULNlHlV. Haeli d» I* m :u v i'4 d s , if Flui Idiit in*wll.i ci'ork «*f iMfd Uit l '•it1•|. r r r l.t N«i 1101 r*f oAiiffiiHt 3i Clvik of d*irm * I'uiirl, showered' Ihi- city wl h bomb, that killed nearly POO. K>« ..f HW *4 « f N W 4 <*f H » inhudf 1'o nu t j , WofMli. IM l, c r Im; W<fc o f NW’ H H#i»t|iiii|«- l %»iitil)' I I iM i 4? i : m » NVV "i H##lloti 21 Tow in til |i 2" a NU or »•* l h i : <4 or h \v »4 <h i : \i . i H*iuIII lln nit# 3# K<id * i A#f#s. An H W i ut HIM« A nf to j a t in s m m .m h it t . «ii< -'* Th# in hr Bumeni of Hi* smid NOTICE o r aALB o r nt;«» iff hi : <4 . H«niftn si. n o t ic e o r h A tr o r ta x HiM lfM «•••! 11 iii.a iMi !/• ,'Vjlra, J, T. Mel,tin, Sr., In a rep ro p n l y iiiid* r llm nm1«I certifi CCNTiriCATBt To»* n*lii|i 31 Houlh, Stuniiv 23 c r n T ir ic A T t s rut# I b 'I i o I whs In th# iimiii # 'tf ItliuVi it /ruin n vialt to Ilramlrnton III tid'd'* »| lledll'lWilli Ih*|tf m i B 1 1 ' ' i ' K4«to Ymi ,»♦•* tifitirii d »•• i: h i .m s o N *»f Cluii'lrr U***. A fix of |!)1f i v n , No- HOI o f Ati|u*l S, Dunedin. In Dr mu n b*e wo* i|illr«il In n|t|>FMf i*» Mm fnr#'|j;i»ln* Mttess fn Id iiilir h u li- ilia 11 hr* mill Mi>*m wiiiidii »»T|urxi of H 4I. t o iM ii.y H 3 *• A N ‘ ■ <if riiii>«< In Mi** r*r**uli t*< Mm i#il#riii#il nrroidlu ii lo Inw, |li# It F CIIHNHII \U I will offtr |ot guest of her dnHghirr, Mrs. NfiV'4, Hcrl lull 3f», To wimhiii. p rop elt) ||#«t#rlhei. Ilirtrin will Ninth JutJi»i»*l '•*»•■*••« *fi ni»'l M»r Fri It* nt I'ldlilh' inti * l i | d t Ih. I iIs Ii m I S| Hmilli. K m hod 23 I*«*t fC. Hall. CotiiUl . FI*tfhU». r»n I ho ft# sold fo Ih# Miihiftl lilddrr al lildii#r for in hli ui ih* t'**4iii II oiim .C trl- No HOI o f A uriikl 1. 3mt 4li*v t»r Md)' it ml In *-*i* llm i' iiii11 lions# ilani on lit# final ami Mia. Glenn Whllromb nlmn#r In H.infonf •n ih< lnih <l*n itn : rohcrlnict HH o f NW*4 fiiiilt |h*'iritf i »|p*rim |»n* r**n« Monday Iu lh> m onlh of May, d'f .91*1II 1931 .41 II " dI " tv A M . In CawllAutW from P jo « On* ch’ldrcu and Mr. II. Spenrer C*ntinu*e fr o m On* A M V 14 or M %V»| A W J -1 of (PMH IVIII I•« F llk iitl fltflltllFt J *l»l IM l, wlilrh In llie 2nd il.iy of Mm), i «-i llfid nil- nr f <ti ll|t ui* x it. hi hi || ns pjl-l under piol.st or rnlrr 4* *; * HrrMon 31, Tuwiithlit II ag a in st attem p t* l o ctv i'ir o f f nnd 1931. Wilder Carden apetil Kumliy ■fifltt rtMitf w ill Hlalf- |d»lv»’||d#r with .all mull I'll d' IKI HihiMi, Itah10' 3! Unit, anulhet lull, ax l}u< high ir.lmnal d c b ft e on the hitrd l Ills |*i i ay of April. Xli1l<M-l|||4'Mt h 1I* *1 111lit R (I'll Ihi' fl>| A d m in 1wruti.m'.* mu ci Iin*f yfiii *n\ imrlw. 1afternoon In (iennvn. r » r t . No. H it or Annual s, 1929. It im i m i in r nrilFri * *»»»t MM* h w iilg dla-xi tiliFil I 11itlw Uf#*Ta* loilMthupheld the I.cgihlaUve Art and R eorga n U atiu n If ill t l e d the 1931, ro v rH n u : H'fc o f KIV'I, The fo llo w in g enjoyed nil o y * (klilt)|hitfsl Mlirr rjirll II I* II MIINImiN, Cdittnl). Flnrhl i. low it ipilml llxinr* t'ity to refund the ll o u .e into a parllw m eniurv knot. llif Ipr fort..- f<*nr Hfi-Mou 31, Towm h(|i II HuuHi i dH .So r ,» *■f kiii'ii i i c i, rtinwpiillv*' i^r» h» l*l#lk o f .Cllriilt Court «rf ter roast at N e w S m yrna S u n d a y: l U n i « SI I'eNit. llrrnto taxrn collre'ed und.r It* rtikd rlhg; l*i*l -7 Iniirix *\ihllll«ti Im Hnnr<*f«t IM m M ImiinK n *n *rtl H#nil|iti|# County, l‘ lo i Ida Strong op|Mi*itlun lo .Lrinir'ng Vutilli-nttori Mr. and M m . K . K. Hall, M r. K. •‘• r l No. HIS o f A u* ij -| 1, Cd M. Nf» 7d*:, of J|||y I I’**, J. INKAI.I In Hfinlnnl1 * Mciuiiiy, Iirmly- l*xc* cu'lre'ed updrr It* Ihe measure to a final vote ilur- | g-V,'.'.'»CI" 1911. tiivtrlnw : P.H o f (U V » rovvvItiR l*o| 4 f ,■>11un Arhlill'Od I t t lk e y , M r. nml M r*. P. II. A H W 4 uf H i:*4. Hi f 11ni« 1 \ o rd ln rn cr. iV rl, Ni» dim s of A ii k11nl :*. I-*’ •». IV itlri Vn lliw h.tli.l i*f H ip Ml' rk NOTICE OP SAL* O r TAK ing the dey wj* con dib it-.t an D o o le y , M r. mid M r* C. W. T*iwiiiilil|i SI Hoii Oiu Kuril:*' 31 •fit di11ItIf » IdMl Ii I U;x ,\ihi 11ll'11 ii tn| f i n i t'f Hi* i *|f r iitl »*«n»f I Mils CKHTIFICATBS In the sill to rnjo'll tlauirs C'ily indication l»*t final acllon h i day "f A|«r*l, 193*. M H i m pw n i l I i .dm l nii fl sf-iil t h i D o o le y , M r*. M . E . I>«»1ty. S r . II In Hri'kinlriiir# n *j h Ht«i jif m lsl«»lir. III# Ul d ie d 1 t*f Ai'tll t it) fp-rn lni|*»lng the license fee, might be delayed o»ey the wt-ck IVIIOPM J* my h i ml mid mfh | this ul i-'lirij'irr |M7>i. ih i>r isj; »* I* MIMINIMIN. « h i : a i.t Cl l i t t e r m id (lauphirrl Mj Ih-I, of d* •• H i;it M " » V Mini U|#'«l WflllVft ff'IU'M ilf f 'l l l l i *»f I lie i*i|a*M'» I'n i'd , Mi,. I3tli liny o f M U fii 193« udge H. C. Pettcw.iy in the lower end. I ‘h fl of i lle-li # I’nil I jO. IV Ilf'* IINI min * B*. P eteraln irg, M r*. F . R eisch. (MCAIl i l A l n I will i.lfrr !•>' sal# H i; \ 31 U I.rA 'H , NOTICE o r &ALB OF TAX c u r t ruled <hst the geneial law ]> • Ilf lliltlr f'M Illh, I 'lo fh l1 f*l»rk o f i*>i••uii f.’iMin si mil'll# cult-1/ l» ihr h irlin t I.i.M. | Telegraph companies report-il C C X riF lC A T E t Ii c. . Mr. dial Mr*. W. L. Meg. V. fbl not r*pcal it'# charter, fur i’ **li al Mix I'miM Huiimp •h (HF.Af.l HiitiiinoU (Viuiily, FI of In iu i'-fiUtM # with Mi# prok lflnn* i ♦boy delivered <bo"saiidR <if lei" 1Mulkey dr. IluVtt la l'ls , Jean t'ity attorney Fred It, Wlhmn i ' *•i*#t In HsiilcnJ wn Mu- 1wi>i iMy 4NJtAI»l < f Cliuplrr |rW4 A#(a uf |>3I NOTICB OF fcA Lt Uf IAX "1 Al'MI I93« nt M iiVlfd k A M , g ra m * to rcp re A cn ta 'iv e i sr.d -i»u| tt|wci wrttt#n r#(|tica>| nl Moran, 141lit'ii Mur.m, Mr*. C. W CBHTIFICA f t b i n i » ii Ifli wl** iif d'l't I ifh nt#* Iti 1*1 1**4 ab-d that he did not know dgfht M>TIC H OF A F fle lf *-%TIO\ M i r i i K n r i p r i . l i t r i o * IA 31 i : h All N ’t ITT I will nff#r fur o*l* . , 1 L , , snow uerm- rrnalpr, -during tile night sml fid *df-#ntilarir# wltti III# |<ti*iIxloiix and It, N. Ktiv.ll, lli# Hlat# Idugi'Hirr M ill nil mull|if) F llll T U IlkF.II ill pithli# (Mit#ry (it th# htghfit I*Id * l l l l l T i t IIKKII nf Ctmptdr U M , *\H# t f 11 »Jf Mini rillI pm *4|in-Hi frklral lid ki s tM d Ih# V ’. h.,r V y, this morqlna. messages all ura Mrv. M. K Doidry entertained n m t i c f : ih iikkuhy m iv k n 10 IIHIINUr IIIVI'.N, find 111*>•M writ |V|| l #i|l|rn( ol ■l*t fur •ush 111 th« Cuur( lloua* #n» will all de by Ihe derision ijf the Ing auppigi or op|i»riif"n to the T hNIITICK IIII.MA LUNIHJIIHT f'lllulkllig ilrisc rlhdil lailU-i 111 H« llll* MACK IIAItltlmiN I will off* r f t ihttii" iu Hunfottl utt ilia I3|h day *l IV I, MTAKMKI,Is lioldrl o l Thai Fills parly with a buffet supper at Mi'l# Cd'unly. Kimi.Li. Mmit <»f A1*1il Pas nt 11 11T h i-k A. >L* lag T oa l.-rillllro l-' N-n IVT. l*.»r<. Il,n holdrr of Tn* C#rllf|eal# No. 297 Supreme Court tn Jlie ID ncs City Ix lr tl |K|hM# dii|tftv I'd tin* lilgtl- #*•11 c«*|l, Nil, fciedi uf AlUMMi r. 1937, 1home. Hit h # h «v ttlfhal#s Bt#ld h r ib* t o d d or o» J »lv . a l». 's a t. o*s l-M*fd th# 2nd ilsv o f July A. I* t s i I'l'lih i for tei nil ot I Ii# Ci oil I «t ii# fwvarllig; fg*il i HkiuHi Kshlui'l suit or <oetinuc lo rnfomi roller1nip'll 1# r w IMi nil nut III n l and hit < filed ram# In my o ff I#* m o d noniv to saftlr* ami >,** K-, P, llall rnturtanlod Wll ii#p4 mi Iu»ml utul ntiil Ihix Moiix,. t' till liltin'* III H*diif>Hil on Ml* ciiliridi|Ui til I#)h tl liifcrx nil |h* fifl* lion of the fee whirb wnldd resu t Hi*dr 1 01,11*4,(1,.ii r,*r n la s *vv,l **nd lo i■ tioid* u p p llrsllon fo r a Mi# Ixl 1 i*f AMII 1939 101 Id U.d) of A |Hll 1934 nl 11 tuwllig (I* *»ll»#i1 l.imis In tixilllltlila uloy evening In hohor'nf hot I* A deed iu I*# I n » u # i * llittro ii |u bn 1s t,ltd 111* lin n . n*M o e r llflin a similar suit agrlnat this, j f I) I* lltillNlmN i» (dork A " M , lo t * i i |Ifirnl# t.KCiAL N O T IC E Cuillity Flundri, Iu Wll 1 Jer and lirollter J.-iiiilo Hell and m ln sm b ln rr* lb* tnlluwinu Haid 4#rflfl#at0 *mi»rar#9 th# h i* /Ctrrk irt ctn uit r u iil, r«rM flrul«ri lid-lil hy Ihr Hiwii 1 Celt N« Ibid nf Jill) *. lift* dwo-itbr-i pr-.p- u y In lb * C o u o ir low in g fi pscr lh#il property In lln Hrliiliiul# Cwuiit), Fl'<iiil-d Y Mulkey, Jr. Those pi event were drprnde.1, be ra i(, on tljb legal m* Mu r w IMi i(1l tifiilll#i| utul edit 11 llm. Irid II, Flu Lahti A a u i a o : or- s , i . r : o r t a x o f Homlnol*. Mluln uf PlurldA. t o ­ County nf Hpiiihode, HUis o f F lo r i­ MiKAI#) aul»rird|iifiil l> vlt d Ij49#ri (in *hi i*i Pn* I#ui Ion Cu'a AilU Tu Houlh I ItUTini'.VTKO Mu’key, Jrnn Moran, M a f nature of the high .rourt’s tpllng da, lo -w lt : fig|)ow|iig (Ir-Miilird |i |ii|s in S’nfji' Hrittforcl of who), he has ‘ not rerelvH a III liCffiHjanrv wHii lltn pro* w n : lira i# eh vv a t i . l i rk a fa d s t l and 13 Him k | lU NOTICB OF I A L I OF TAX LV pepper, Tuna and Helen i ’erh. N» I K ) „ f Jul) L 140, Jiiiur County, FHirhl «, low II Irlftltiiit «>f CluipU r illV C . Art* uf copy as yet. v r n n i Park o f NK C or III NVVI; H -rim i Jt. CBPITtriCATBt IVrl sXi. |«2 of *.)DKiiwt ,1, HU, ruvvrlna K wil 11 ,.I N 14* f( nf nun, Ptelu frank Ito, * Edna iP I f ue*l u-p>i*n n fit I »u t uf Th* a ss#asm# nt o f Mi# in Id 111 nrcutflAlirr wIlli Mia ^r«*9 lalofia T ow oriilp I* a —Ilh. Mane# x# *-• • % ( ring leol IU lliual 2 llrln-bV i: i : « ii ,.i iiii, I* iiuhinsun* IIAItMLM r . M U R M .K n I Villi o f ­ property undtr Ilia said rsrtl* wf Chsi'lf r 19299. A d * d»r I9J7 addy. Kldlno t.voiin. Eleanor E ssl. run H 11.1# rl, R I * rh Huh -y t-urid i fe r fair i*e|a Ml initrltc initrry ’u U|M>d) s iillr ti t#i|ldrx| iif flca l# in u p d was In Hi ti«m* nf mid h t# <.*e, i: m l rh to n r W itio.n hu liei lid oiid svul Hill ............. my* hand nnd *• ul ihU hall, Vlirtnbi Yarborough, I Hr h lftir»t bltlc.tr fur r e th ml Mu* JKHHli; WMIMIIAM I grill oM#r ill# U l (In) o f April H u f i W. U M K K I l. JII. w l r alonK Hr to brg lit* Ixi «l.ir ul April 1979. r»m rl Ilirimc riiiraiM'i* In HanfonJ llevki, Ilohert I.oFila, llegh L'nlsrs sold r sr tlflr a tt shall he fo r aal# a l iiuhllc ow trrr (a Ih# tr. I*. Mr.lINlXtaV i» I* HFM.'.’ lWdV, nerea. , i‘ « lilt l u l l day uf April 11*31 r#A#*lii*d nrm rdlna lo law. (hi Ingwrisi hlddrr for i*nxh at lit# I'll « 1* of I ’lli ldlt •* III I, Ch rk of CltvgU CiMtrL T he n*n*s*m*nl of Ihe n n addy, F. Mulkey, !)avld Greer at II •‘ i lork A M ; b it r#M lflcm * p rop Hi iiiliiui# County, Murid**. Hd-ldllldulv CuUtlli, 1 (ol td< under Ihs said r o rllfl- piopwriy . drscrllead th#r#)n w ill h# Court Ih'dius# rii(r«n rr m Hanfoi'l i*r n r llflu tlF * Imlil by tlm HinM rat# orlr , Sonfunl. J.w Hensley, mid Flank sold lo llm hlgli0sl bidd#r at th# IHISAM un Ills ll i h ilsv uf April 1911 a I (H1 m \I*I Irstiril u s e In Ihe name o f ur till a ll iititlMrVt rourt hour# dour on tha first M on­ 11 ci'rloaki A, M.« lad rat 11fir at# clcr uf Oviedo. It. II Altai,* l.AKF, CITY, Apr. l.-C lliien a Uvlrc* Is i h NOTICE o r aALB OF TAX NOTICE o r aA LB OF TAX l l l l s o said eerllftrn l* sKsll bo day In th# m onlh o f May, 1931, 4ir r#r||fU’Slss frT'ifl hy Mi# Hist# tr, ami Mr*. If. 'H. Hn'l, Mr. hers 'ant night welrornrd news fatllowjrift . , ------- alrri rrMlhnl rllsa-il jri inn<T(l In Hftn r*ul*p|*iprl c in T ir iC A T is C g fIT IF IC A T ta wlilrh Is (h# Ind day o f |4wy. 19)1 (ugrilhsr w illi ull »>iniM#4 wml sul»* RfMiftHmf In 1*w, III* Iu Idl'd 01 dill lo fwiln III# prut Iriluns MU Id ki i MrUiinif with ihs provision* Mu'kry, Jmn’n ltello and F. J. that I-ike City la to, have c new Ijiolc C oun ty, r io rid a , a#<iu#nt la t jid t m » nn ih# ful* Mated (Ida 1st day at April. pru avrii de*er|li,,r therein soII• b» chriplti 11294. A lls of 193# of d m pit r l'« * l No l i s t o f A g « 0,1 a .' 11299, Ads o f II3T low ing drsrritiad Ii i i l i In H#ml- nr a*Jd 11* Ihe hlsheni blt.der al Ihe 1921. *(key left Wedliojalay fur Miami 32-brd * au n ieip :l hospital rox'lng and Upon wrltt#n »r »|u*-«•t ol I ' l l , r a > * il* a : a * - l o f R '| . h v I utmn w rltlru rsquaaf of nolv C ou n t), Flurlda, t\«wli O IV IIKKNMON. court I,mum door on th* f,r*t M A XW E LL A KII.VHIIT I will nf f<» It L \YAl.Ti:i(M I will offsr for sal* Ms.-fin,, ra T ow n .llip II Sowlb they S*lll visit a f«-w day# n the nciglib'irhucd -of 979,000. 11-11 nf l;#r|, Na. 71*l of A ukuxI Cl#|k o f C ircuit Court of nm -dsT II, llu tuirilh o f U iv . fir sal# ul putdt# iiUltr) tu Mo ui puhll# nulc ry I* Mix lilghvst hlddur lls o g * I t Hast. I. 1912. roysrlng: IAt IM *. Mid* Hrml mil* C ounty, rio rid a i twtnniini- lo their home In d*r Of ImnicdiitrtyTol’owlng news that hlgltrxl Md'h r fur d*«isl» III tin t "oui | for d'sxli dll thu Court tlouoo an* H l l l - m m> IljumL Sh.t Sr* I 11,1s IH I ,- Whlrh I* Ihe rod w»» tlUIAL) M*v. ISIS Or. W*illi#ss my IihikI ii ml sm l IhM Ifuiiim* snlm o## In Hu 11fiinl uii Ilia* lrun## In Hnnluril nn lh« Illli dug I’ rvxid. nt ltoo eieM had placed the Hi* U i duy ot Jt„rll i « l t P a led this 1*1 dnv o f April, 111#. Illli «litv uf April U ll ml II iid o ik of ApMI 1913 nl II oVIork A. M.* «*B Mis Ut du) o f April 111* O. »■ IIKItNOiW. hOTICR UP APPLICATION n p iiR H M PO *. , || C. Otter amt Mire Mabel final stamp of approval on the xtllliriitii itr c«rv1fii'ti(#x In Id liy ih* A, 11, (.(■ irrllftral# or rrrilfkw l*" l l F HKllN'MiK, 1’ lr, I, uf C ircuit I'liurf, r u n T A X IIMKD r le r h o f C lrrull Court o f h#|d by lit# Hlats lug#tli*r with all pt.itv lidg»th»r w ith all um lltrd suit Ctd-rk of f ’ lr iili Court of St. l*o ersburp spent* the jr-oj-vi, liitK ilh , Kot'aik rjtqga' ' t f e y t l l,*,“ ,",.,e ,C «u n iv ; pioriu *. NUTICR IN I I I .H R o r HIVRX, i)tiilM#dl nnd suia»#uu4-ut |k)|h I (■(«#« Ntit«ri*<)pant tiivUii la sts «n tha M » Sem in,.I* C ou n lr. F lorida Hr tn I noli> I'nutil)', Florid* Thai glflN RUUAI.INH V. A lll-KN (IS 3U vltti Mia. M. K. Dooley tor laying n.,cptdeyitnni fur the nn ih* follow tug d*a* rllis4 L ts li In Wriius U*#. r»U-4 Inuila Iu tfaiulnol* tar-A i.f h o lie r o f Tae C n llflo a le Xu 1113, tti Hiliiuh* CuitBily, Hot Id*« limit Cuuiill, Fturtdn* low lit ............ i Itcrcb returned te 8 t arurtnre. ' noTiCH o r ati.n n r t a x iiaurd lit* III, day e f A u iu e l, A C#d 1 No 004 o f Auguil 3. 1*31, t»* 121 uf Carl No JWQU. o f NOTICB o r B A L I OF TAX HOTU-i: o r k a l i : o p m i r a a tir ir tm erg with them te spend a It wo# ntm* unted that tetefflotri 11 I t l l . ha* llled earn* In my nfJuly I, U t I* ('«av#rlug 1affix 12 3, Ciita ring: Eai 31' J. IL PaallCBNTiriCATBB IK M T IP irA T K B . to -J te e sriU n cr w|ib • ihs p ro ­ flr # and h o t m ode ap p lication for I II. A m A l i t . *19. A 399 A ai.le Isi a>ld iu Midway. In arrurdnnr# with lh# provlsliiiia ef wseta. Its Katurd.y morning would start visions of r i * p t * r t a il# . Art* «.f In A eron .*n r« w ill, ihe pro- a Ota drrd to he laanad Ihern.n » f ClmpUr WIIHeee i„v lilt,.I and eeel Ibid 111 F of Canal A SIS A 3«« to 1I2M. Ai It ut I9IT o f 1‘h e p lrr ISIS*. A rU o f Mr*. I .von* and family work on |h« ho*plt|L. whkdx..Ideal seat s s S noon srrl|l*n roqurtt s f vlelnne Ihe lit A i) ul A lull IM* upon trrttt#n irqtn»l ul <•3 U I' Hwupa Latwl LVs t a i l and upon wrU trn regueel of Hold r e r u n ,e l , em brace* Ih* M l- and J N CRDOWH ‘ I wftl o ffe r f r low ing d etcrlbtd prop arly In Ih* «i i». i i R n s n o x . r i a l iif Itlai'k Hammock* v*d t» Uva OWjjM *>*■ cfiMua dud. ‘dfAsiala daU would v a ls 'a i wtioilr n u tfrv to she t>ieh- M. O B W o r P O R I i I w ill o ffe r fur C ou n lr o f Peniloot*. Klale uf lll(*llAftil) UAUKItAM I will ('fu r lor Clerk ol CH, ull C ,* r l. aid# at puhllr oulrry lo ((•«- hiahvsl Cart. No 923 ut Aucu-t 7. 1931, ►w- K « » r fe r r*»S at Ik * Com * najo a l pnbllo uuirry Iu Ike high- PlorM *. lo .w lli KudJteiitnA g M 1A r»J fill a long frit' rt*«d>*‘ ■, Kell,(hole County, Florida, , tikldtr for (axti at th# iViufi lluuaa ruyrrliig; Udx 121 A I f f fi 1* bidder fa r raeh *| Ihe Courl U l IT J'oreel L o b * fluhdlvntroJiea In Hanfnrd uti th# llfh «lay IMHAI-) Thll hoipl'af i f a )V’I u pndptV - n u t f > n > r * * r . In Hanford on 1h* oal Fwrup# Ieiilul i V i |*lat o f ills>ik bcOrnovaj H onor e otron re In Kan lord on ihe n i l 4 i r Z * f Ai»tn it ;« mi ii elelun l-l.,I llook 4 P ag* ,1 o f April ItM at II aVImg A M lax TigmttMMik *nd RoUrt J,' r>m ,vsm u -*d«(». At M. |MI r«rf||flrMlr Of I ill, day o f April 1*1* ot >1 T he asteetm ra l o f th * u l * yi rllUcat** Of t tMlfl* «!#■ h#td l>) Ih# NOTICB OP UALg OP TAN ------ — , .■ 3*3 nf IVrl N*' IWT uf Jul) T. Ir ir n ;o r ; c . C . ('o d t jn g to ii, St«<* h f 'I * * « » * l r «®‘ o/rlork A. M . Id* r r r lillr a le ot properly uuoer Ike raid aa rllfl- m a la togathar «rtth all utnltladi CBTIPICATBS ‘ l i t , roVarltig I rid* 120 A I2f t o r ilflr a le * held hr 'h r m a le la- r n le le-ued wae In lha name o f and auhaaquant |arl#4 ia «r# on tha In arvuritanre with lh* pro,isluae f With Mil •vrr<lt«l r M IT I*. Hwup# I di ml ( V i Flat uf Welfare Hoard <omminalonrr, nmi fSt.ol M o s n f »*>lr.l !***• on ik* („l> ■Olhar with all om ille-i and *•*'*- UNKNOWN ol Chnplsr Iliad. Aria nf IMI Itlark lUiiitiiotk follo w in g drarrthsd lands tn M#m< Gov. Fred 1*. Con'o'ara shied to >><vlaa dascrlbod- land* In Prm l- eoqu eal Uvlad lasea on th* foie written requeof of %Vltti#i-a 111) (udiiil nml • ml IM# end uu-.n I ’ nleee raid ceillflPB Ig ahall ht tool# Countv. Flurlda. towlC low in g drerrih rd land* In Beall- redoamed a rrord la g to law, Ike MAHV IIOMIKII I *111 oiler far *■)* lha U l day o f April 1st* Carl. Mo, U4| of J uiy 2. be here Saturday rranting to par- aols, C ou i.tr. r io t id*, low lit •Ole t-o n n l). P lot h. a. toWII: • I tmW h uuirry (0 lie hi.heal Wd0 | * ' Cer» Ku 1U o f Ju lr 1. Itl* . l i l t rmrartnt: ’ Irida n . 20. 31. property detrrlbed therein w ill he I 'c 'p i t o in th e i xrtdlaoa. * C rrl No l l i l nf A uguel a, . roverlaixi K i t i i u m > 1 niR f *|#rk uf Ciln uL »V w l. der rur i neh 01 ih* rourl lloua* eu41 ST o f Dial# — a onid to th* hlghaet bidder o l Ihe t a il, rover I n * : Keg. I t fl C A n a m e In kanfurd no Ibe llih •*• Hr in litu la Cuiuiitt, FloMdli Apr*. ... t—-(T)— T ha b u ildin g w ill be located on I T r V A. k*»roM.r B Wlin##ri my luind and x*rul Ihla rou rl hone# dour o n the flrel nr April 1414 al II u'rlorh A. M- lag (d kU L t aaaaa ft x o f mm’ c o r o f N fitt MTinele m I9I« n ri l>*nd and s**l rills Monday In lb* month el May, Itat. th* U l day o f April D, VUkoiw-Smith re­ the n orth aide o f . h a k e D oS ata , erlllhele uf lerllrirnle* held by Ib* ft F ' o f -HW<e K erllon, T, T ow nehlp ihe * let id a r of A s m ta la ef May ehlca i* th* lad Hl»t* i“*,lh*r with all omlliad < fer womanhood lo ntW. to th e M auin le T oaap lf. NOTICB OF SALS OF TAX f'k t k uf h n u i f Crijrt, • 41 Houlh llen g e a* Keel, rah ‘ * V R P. IIBIIMPON. in i. eul,*e<|U vn| lelled i*»e* on Ih* I CC A TiriC A TB S lUntinoIs Cuauty, Florida* 1 clerk •t Rlrrull -Court ^ H g i t a fl W as fI la beg. otlur fomtnlao InvaHaled Ihla lei day April. (AtUU In anrwrdaii#* with Ih# pruilxiuna h,w„ig ,h'errlb*d land* la - - f l e e , X l.ta c h i . • I r tail. Of Chapter 11394. A#U of I33T Cuuniy. Florid*. Iowill , •‘ rk 'ly mo If protea- WOUI.D FORCE LAND SAL* W it Ore* my hand and oral ihle r ih t U n. F. U brndon . IVM. NO 111 nl Altgael L IML add upon w r tiu n rrgurai nf NOTICB OF BALI or TAX ih e fa i d a y - o f April 1114. Clerk o f CicWhlf C oori o f rnverltig: I r i II tUifc X, X. B . MIBB AVlANKA TAKACII I wll! uff#r HAUTQW, Apr. L-s-tlFl-F. U. IH CBOTiriCATBB O. P. IIK R XR nN car w w . * I) th Memlnole C ounty, r iorid a . Iiarner'e Ind Add lo Hark ham f o r aal# at pahllr oulrry la lb* blghU arrorddnr* w ith Ihs pn klriladft iha bollovta aha led Camplwll eought yesterday a writ 1 ,* l-lerh o f Circuit Court. (BJKALl JI'IM CIAI, riM criT. ih Ann Height* •4 bidder for ra»b al Mi# C»»urt • f Chapter HIM . Ada nf I t lf Bemlnale Cuunlv, flo r id * IUHM.R C t O T T , foe her of mandamna Loqulrng Cl reait W llnee* my head and **•! Iowa# sntraiw* in Hanford on 1 a ad m m writ tan n gw ri ft a* ’ 4i. . » x o n c R o r a r r u r a Tib h lib K*y of Apr-' 111* al II o'l'lurk ,h . !■! da, o. C. U K a OUH I will affar f*r aaTa arorta aci- C o o r t C lvrh p , H .-. Slo*n J r , fo — y— 3X XRBflfTT. Coevl o t relll.-.w le or rerlltlrale ra n t a x ii Will . . _____oolarr to th* klfb-e* led— A. — M ..— . . — -p laln a of C1*i h r l Clrrull aall > n d « f t h e J 4 | ir»W y A c l abgut r o t leas o r s u m o r VAX N tm cx ib i i x x f x r m v x x . g - r fo r oaah a l Tha C o u rl Hues# * e - hold by Ih* B U I* logaiha, w ith all KeulixJq Cuualy, f H basque*, levied l - i e s C B B T ir ll-A t M T il l OI-tVB llir'rJ=-- - ■i i s s n i t ' X a M s*. lh* 14th Bar a l ___ _ _ a i^ T , mr.qdsBV , (C fu rdanre w>llh _ lb * pro- T a g C *riifl£ M t ‘ Ih. A p ril i l M hi I I oclhch A. M , H I Oh ih* fuilnwiag l i i ir l M luhda ik iHKAt.l * . l ties 5TKLLE PAGERECORD—BREAKING MEDALIST [a in it "t r j r A .W T lie Is Bother Venezuelans ment Rejects Percent Of Over 7,000 S u i t s Filed DEATH SHADOWS RESCUE WORKERS iN BARCELONA GENEVA B i l l Okehed C i ty Officials Discuss Way To To Give RFC Get Truck Taxes More Power Lake City To Have Municipal Hospital Made Sport* Op Newapaper ■ uirr 103.GC0 |3fWtriT«(b**> (Mri. i*fi' w~ i*m fc* <— •’ its «iuJ2 : S Jr'-m * i f,.V a a frr je t • */* . ., - <f , 1 A.li. j diJ/inFL-W �J w sm Use Science To Combat Flames pots Undergo The First orltoat Of IM S Tear Under Directioo Of Pgot Cay Lacy ORLANDO, Jtm 1 Technical T r a i n i n g Required To Cope With NewProblema ayere Present W h e n ATLANTA, Apr. I. -/VP>Them waa a day when (ha brave flra Iadd In just dashed to tha •ran*, ran up a ladder, tamed on tha boaa and the fim a a i out. Than he could go back >• the firehouse and reauma hla game of checkers wbl'e admiring small h— Ike Orlando office gad Mr. Apgug rrpresued Igwomnee mi Um Manthy af Ikg r*|dkeetdan«. “ hi ewmwawfd Apgor. ■I have net heard from Mr. Dili la know if ray re. Ignatton win be rpiecL But 1 win quit the A hi nhy event,'* be hastily contend with mat hems ties, hydrau­ lics, chemistry, ffawrXnd life haxarda, vent list Ida problems, auxilary flra protection InstaIIIllons, flra Invsstlgatlen, flra laws, public rcUUaua, salvage and lactic*. T\* » t ui&MAlid rAO B T fttl Chiptir Four la Dapowt, the near star tew, waa rehearsing ons of r numbers at the theatre ikl. brand Istitug a newsraw bar to ooe aMs. a look at that Charming . DuvaL Not at nil Ilka a —■and such n nice Mallei' •/ 4idn*t kftrifft this. I M nothing to do with I l f I looked. Thftr« waa Ike Uiiutrid by hU vnrtuoakMl M goftslp colum n. oontftJn* • InnuftndoMft that her Ino f th* day b«<or« had to loovo o u t "H um oro o f Jo n a lu rr." It ran. "m l* Of M ill Joanettft Dupont. a c if^ u t K iri, today a dy, wUk that o f a rrH aiti v a A u iljirst m an w lm M tU have Itlibtrln n o tiie e tf IU In that direction. Ooo%J i«l (Jood hunUnx, Jeani furiously flung aw ay tke d went to h e r dressing • • • iloak found bsr In the litwant across Um a ir e d , rlth boUi barrtsa luedM isrfldluua acandalmunaur. uootuaJ, burellnx tn with d ito m H adn't h t told Ibftm that Air. Itathftchlld w u g oin g to ooll on kirn, and that U u y w ou ld got their moneyT A n d w here worn the m oney? TMl. tud eip ok iu U trd Indignanlly at their vulgar bickering. W hy rr.uldn'l (key behave Ilk# gfthUw ii»t»T And.UaldrM . wouldn’t Ttifturntieft them to D a m that R on e M a r tm hlm M lf waa backing the ahow "Itenft AlartlnP* eooffrtj l a m o e " llu h l Y ou can't fool ua tw ice !" A t that m oment Jeanette walked Into the o ffice. "O h. oume In. m y dear,** cried TtUbaud. "1 a y , thU w ill am use you. Thee* grntlsm ea w o n t baUeva that R ene M artin's ba ck in g m j’ ahow. amt you know perfaotly wall that wa'r* having auppar w ith him tonight to arvanga final datalla. Al least, thit's the situation In AtbnU. Tha b'ackboord baa re* Playing n hunch mi tha dally double comblna. Ion at Oaklawn placed the checkerboard. Firemen Park ante track ta Hot Springs, Ark, Deputy Sheriff Chari: a Mc­ attend claaaes, do homework, take exams like vny school boy. Their Nutt of Lit |e Rock, Ark, collected fd.00S.70 on hla >2 ticket after rhlef, O. J. Parker, explains why: winning R i i on hla first race srlae'lon with ||0 on Ita nose. Tha "la Ihe pait faw years, hsn- officer and hla wlfa are shown holding ihe winnings, second ladgeat 'reds nf materials and devices, dally douhle pay-off ta Ihe history of tha America lurf. many highly technical la Ihelr na­ ture, hare been Invented that a re I s atard«us |o life and property- Correspondent Ousted Musical Festival Is if wt are going ta keep abreast Sponsored By Rollins vf the ilmra—snd we are—we Sava got to d'g Into books and *lnd out about the r Intriearlaa to '-now how to handle them." Bo you have the Atlanta flramrn's school, conducted under <he xuiplces nf the state department of rduratlon aa a pari of the xsttanal vocational ediieallnfi pro-r*m. The curriculum covers JO '"b|ect«. It lake* two years lt» -nmpla'e Ihe course Tearhera am ipnclallv trained firemen. •When Tb. Wall Fall. School la not compulsory but a ' •h rd nf the department's 330 men attend. When •hey get their diplomas hey know rxarily what to do when fire breske out in o war*- j house fall of dingerous chemicals,' which way and how son a crum* ( bllng wall may fall, how ta make -eaeuea sclent if rally, figure hoar ■tresaurn correctly and many other hlnga Ihe'r books he'.ped them to earn. . .MERCHANDISE 2!Sr?.m£rS £mn Be— srstle friswr?. Mar i. ,° * w >. I- Til BASHER seeks kb •lecilou by tbs peepu j ? Sem of >ha armory approved far pay­ ment by Bill Lanier.” Lai:ter. Q lty Comic roller, claimed that bo would qall hla Jdb "before I will ever give my okeh lo that watarprooftng but for ihe pliers on the product w n' rQ ."_ . ” , ncommrnded by Apgar aella tor “ * "U lU t e I I g o n far room- than recognised standfor r»-«l«etlM to tha ard prodocts of a similar naturalBteld o f County Commla00J h* ,°i* « ' maib.t." jaloneni front D ktrlct N o. 4 On lbs heala of ihe accusation aublcct la fha MaV PHand Ih. •nbacnurnl denial. BBAL ESTATE 117 N. Park A v tn n Liquors tn u i Phono 178-J | . [ Wines Whiskeys Gins INSURANCE nrronpoHATitn thb economy Reading Sanford, Florida Plan savas vs asas .J S ^ s. DOLLARS s c t u s i JhePointof View .l t - aw red yesterdsy but there are *t|ll many of them scheduled to report to the camp yet to arrive. btfftldere aretag act on inla rauin1 - hut tach.de,t "Spec" MlntMnp of > <Mtrell, Beck Rodgvra of BercMIr, Taxes, Billy Well* of Jackt aaovtllo, .Jodie Lyl* o’ Jacknon, Mias, Joe Ruggerio of Niagara ~ -runs, Jack Name! af Buffalo, Edvj .ward Bceggns af Ontroit, and "Snowbair Kirby of Spartanburg, i 8. C. ' ' . Pitchers working out for tha ' first time Under Lary were Bob . flahar of Bryan, Ohio, Duke Ful­ ton af. Ph'lndtlphla. Bob Hunj tucker of Dahoa, Ga, Mll'on Ul! tor o f Jtraey City, Jonnry Rook f ' u f Drayton, R. C , Joe Ptader of Atlrnta aad the Earl of Criif:tlJ K ’< n n n o 1tains, N. Y. B ' Oejflelders who reported Ind ' e*nded Pete Mlhalle of ChaHal • uaoga, Johnny Helton of Spartak i Murray of Baltimore, SANFORD MARKIiT REPORT "• *1.1 #A III M l FlM. »*♦» ....................— I*l«It o an . lie* I'MKNt ( M t f P R i FlM dtp got FU |»«*r tin t. N o aupitliPB. • I ’ l l M ill HR. v t* ».UK k | 'fft, **r. It. «|U4 III) . H . T I -13 39 . If.t ll't.A'bT The W I F E Grounds Planted Lawns Sel— PUnla Gold Fink—-Water LUlw um#. hnrm, Cfa&aified Advertisements M a sh es SEMINOLE FEED COMPANY la r r e n u , riroxK Try A Delicious llomc-Cookcd Meal -* PiBMw ro*w Jack Flnncl* ri'honr 170-J or Acceptance Carp, uf Florid Mlrhinir I'.klf, TO D EATR . . Orlando—Phone 1700 g a i n i n ) g CVERY DAY W E PECO M E B n T T E R K N O W N A 8 Y I IE O N C A TO K 0 O r O F A O e e m II Ub abtat tenr r n iN T iN O r K o r L r M n . . . V SEMINOLE PRINTING Co. O P H O N C 483 - A reads D M , R Ouality Prinlino nhMINULB I'llAKMACAL CO, INC. Miller Bldg. Park Av* tw o noons snt'Tti o r n a nrxnv wrti.ah" x.in. * o r T o n im tir r P H K a C IO W lU N S ACCURATELY C O M P O UN D E D A T RKM ARKAKLY REDUCED P R ICES. tHITAIN OUR PRICK ON INDIVIDUAL I* ft K 8 C R I p* TI0N8 IIKPORK FILLING. YOU WILL IIK RUItPRIHBIk DRs MILLER RECAPPING r>0% SAVING cowstlpatiea. Raperiomaa km taught me to depend m i all-vegetable B l a c k - D r a u g h t fo r prompt, rafraahlng rwHof. My udviee la — try Btocb-Draught tauigbtl" We gun ranter Unit n rv lire m lr.ti:c in ircipo & rrtrn d x. prirr In Ickk thnn hall of a new tire. line our Th# that 475 x 19— $1-10 550 x 17— 15.55 600 x 16— 16.45 Lemmond TIRK SHOP III K. 2nd 81. IVm Snnford Paint & Glass Co. Will Finiiiiuc Your Paint And Repair Job Small Pit)m en! Knelt Month A t 5',.’ Inlcrctri Notliliif: To Pay Until .‘ 10 lliiyn A fter Jolt Is Completed ON YOIIU COIIN ( KOI* IIY P L A N T IN G * elect you r food from a Cesl o f rirMrlourt mtndwirhro nml home rnokril |M*lrirs , . . Meet you r friend* nl iLnnrx'n. , - W E F IL L A L L PR E SC R IP TIO N S — (DEEP 11(1018, DIIOI’fillT, STOll.M AND DI8RA8K ItKSIHTANT.) INCItLASKS YOUR YIELD IS TO 30% 1 A F T E R THE ^ IN JU S T IC E WE’ VE DONE HIM, T v WONDER IF J ’ WE'LL EVGR— J DON'T MAKE IT TOUGHER F E R M E — WHY MIGOSH IF HE kDON'T ' M FIGHT IN NIN ETY , DAYS - * > | i .i i m i T i i i i i T « i i i i *«« * M i » n : « T t a * i r .v i i r i m s h c k v ii. T i n : IIM -V I I .I I S I K I I I I I X T i t H I T ) IM I.II X I.I. X V IIIT K x x i i i i jr i r .a i x i.» :s )in .t « x x u x i . x n x w x t r * T » . iiim iM a T X i n . l i l X I . .V t l l llM 4 OHX X T X I M l r t l K M I I I I I I X K i r K t l l x i r .x T » T t v i i i x . ’ .. . , * F U L L LIN K O F S K E Il CORN FOR S A L E A T H en ry A . R ussell S e e d C o I INI \V. 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I la • f l*. mii. c . .| | i a l.tm I’lVTATMMF: Nnrlhnn. MmIr* I ’ W T ita a * I I . a s . l i r a . h|»t* . II.oft '.*r— *---------- ------------------------------------------------- -------------------- 3 I I’ A lllt O lH N u n iilU * llu h l «!*• Field run or capped and |ftm»n*l l U l i l . m n » k i » * U i%*1y . F U washed. Alan itrawbrrrv JuiceI i »»t t mb h u u 1ft J i t . r i X ’ l 'K O |i- | Plambtng-Phona 60. *!*•■ lilt * T i >9t Phone 414 W. IU-b IWckard l * A r t .lF lA I I V t :il F la •rnrrm \\ Joseph Jeffrrson, who made th«SAVE YOUR Watch repaired bp These used leirigerolora arc bar­ I* r r l * . r air #i •«.« Ill > || f i i . role of Rip Van Wftiklv Ivmuuft Ull ••••i.KI* V j • IM" * 1*1 *•»«• ; w#q wbo really knows bow, gains. 3 . 4-fM 91 s » . 91 7 • the iU |«t wi* aleo ■ UntNinp|Brigga. Jtwa'tr Magnolia Ava. 4'H I .F I I V I I C A I I T A : F U A mp 0 1-2 ft. Norge refrigerator h u ll, Ift-w tc IR0 .no ; d L i i l '* k ~ r o i i n d li 1-2 -ft. 8t#warl-Warner re ^LOBT: Parohm Cat-gray.” If fi Igrato:—I&U.00 * found notify Mrs. R. A. Howj'l, 7 1-2 ft. Coldspot rvfrlgrator—rBU French Are. IGO.OO 7 ft Wua inghowee refrigVraloiw f t ^ l u l t a a Wanted 190.00 Chick Starter— Growing MjLsh— Ijtvini; Mn>h Scott-Carraway, Inc. J*b as none nr amid. Annie Mae Hrnderavn, 1007 E. 0(h St. It's got whal It takes lo make klgk records 12— Wan bad t l — Altacrilanroua Mixed Freak— Priced ao that yaa caa afforf li frrd Try Dealer A Gay's floor and aloxk •* in lb” by b0" la te deck paint—IU tha finest baau'y treatment for was the r OSCKOLA CYPUK88 COMPART. boa'On perchaa. 8 Unity •Kogeis WANTED: Pkykra 'bmUMa.'iaakt a'and rigid ta'satigilien, glv* aaab price. Bex lb tore Herald. F»*a "*•*' I** •IHMlIlr. |IUM h|tr».( I I 3) . 9 I . ) « I S ht|w r r i r , i r o n M A V ; i l ’ m i i u l ) H o N lh b in iw r i o n L u ck y T h l f t p l a n b r l n g t y o u ft — l n t j o n d Way wwfwaw.nj u i OVIEDO JL w I m The Old PreparMlun line o f MORTOAGB LOANS mot " " * 1 " ,r" > loro, iktl’i the Afire 'a king ■ goml look all| of grade aad high arlum's In It. Whether wo "11 g llubv” Young in his rat. hmg j| this HI) t re getting la skape « r most p op la r position, wr In.lrrr he will no <I for Ike hago sckalaatk athletic The second ba'I playrr lo reluru or ns thr farm* doubt land a regular brrlh on tha carnival ta be bHd wllbln Ihe . *• Sanford who saw rrtlon here Loofcou: roalrr th a srnson. Young next few weeks , . . Hltaxlng Hat reason was the Earl of Cris9 1 madr hit first sp|>csisnor in San- Hammy Itaagh af professional Jfkld who hurhri for Ihe 11137 101,1 •**>■ •«». lUving fool haII faaaa la shoal is «r- ■Lookouts. Crisfield who haa signeu ft the month of K-bruary io rcmpllxh a training camp mlra- |ka 193M rentmet wl h I'reaidcnl ■ J !).■> tritn lloacii undergoing <loul,U> He . , . Ilia kid who wan once I Henry Wilson of Ihe local haacball p 'n c llcr orations dally w Ih Ih * rern-rfed |'i nat hating a chanro j Association stalled his regular . ChnlUnooym U mA iki *, the tough In baseball has nearly made for workout scsalona at tha ball p.rk Ororgia backstop is in perfect himself a rrga'ar hat comer po* this morning, Hr i bssrball play ini; condition, sltton with Ihe 8t. Louis Cardl* | 'The tEarl" has added a fen . i To date. Young has It-rn the naln. more pounda after the winter in W H S B V * * M working <all p lijir In I’ r e Mahallc, brother of Johnny New York and Miami but he rx... . . . eamp. A ronarrsatlrr prediction Mnl-al c of Ihe Wrah ngton Sena- peel * lo win approximately IH or II ng hit liquid would ka that IUbav will kit lor*, la another Lookout who ap* JO gamri for the Lookouts this •at or thicket, aroandr .360 average darlag thr perns llkf'y to bo selected as a year. eed« and insects forthromlnr aeaton and will be regu'ar outfielder by manager Crlaf e'd started the 1937 baseIhe barn for Ita considered one of Ike are catch- tluy Lacy., . . Dorothy and (Una ball year with <he tTiailolta Horl5 '* "* • « •» «k* derail. During the Waiten ert n'ill giving Ihe San* nets of the Piedmont l.cague but Nghbor. past two aeara Young haa ferd tennis courts plenty of wear was shipped he:r during the early * » » * * ■ h,W ■ played whal Is considered " o a f end tear . . . Oscar Toler, proxy portion of the season. He hegsn thrlve. In c oa. | « ,|M ,*,.|,.I| U Nwth and af thr Lions' junior rlrrult plana hla local services with two straight a.tjr. lie followa south Carolina. Ila has a|d - a lo release learn rosters, league victories but he waa later handln" " r ' 0UJid In good rrrord and haa had aiurh I r hrdiles, and rluh managers for capped with an a ling limb. He andred miles or good raprrlrnce although bring die coming season Monday . . . ended thr sraaon with right wins ax-reme border only twrniy yearn of age. Hen Cantwell haa been re- against 10 defra's and five of Ihr Young was thr only rairhrr on pof'ed So be doing exreAent. lost battles were by the one tun la a bigger and the mater uni I yostrrduy when work far tha Montreal Ray ala al margin. more brilliantly Rrdy RBt,do'f of Ginghampt.ii, N. thc:r training qnaHtra la laka [ ------- --------quail cousins in y , Bni, Fr„ , P, rk(.r „ f Tlimpni Wales . . . npaMnd ball and While Russians in North China i and Mexico. irpnrtnl for drills. They arc tnnrh football are being pla>vd are now closely organised under , “ * nor.hcm H|a'r«l lo ba his only lirtf!t for nl Ihe proses I tlms by the high Japanese-sponsored "While Itusl-rtshioned nail ,|,0 catrhlng po'llion. Ilov-ever. Mhool athletes daring the reg- lian lleiidrnce Commltlres." 1 a tig-sag bor- them |, nn danger of any nlayrr ulsr gym periods . . . A Prbring , *‘p JE-ST ""rrved'ng In placing hint on 'he high school yaalh Is aisled to " klek ■[*• roster oa a second tiring recener. pilch for the Taranto Maple- a l t e r a M o u n t a in * . I 'W T baas, f e w li.a e t i f t . WIONT BPORT 811078leafs in a gams against ihe I t lT A T U lC t l! h u p iH iP r mtHsPCMiw. rail feace and I.orsi athletic winded student a in a n t l f a ir . n i t it k r l » li| h lh Ismlsvitle Colonels Hunday . , . dMttvnnuvr. F la | lli»a T i lu m p li* . I 'J K Wo carry a comylfU C. M. BOYD 9c COMPANY -­ Tha Hav. and Mrs. Jamas 8->ay, thn llav- llanry II, Martin, ■nd J. N. Tbompion left Tliureay for IxkeUnd wliero they riU attend «n B*an*a|lst Oenrenco Thursday and Friday. The Bt«ts Road Dvparlmonl U rmilaiilng the till »n N<>rlh Cen-al Avenue for a side-walk for It has been estimated that atxU • ita trtana. This I. a murk needd improvement at It Is tha htgh- lagisls'urea c o a t each fam'ly in t h r >ay fi uni Hxiilord and ■ busy United States about 35 cents a treetI year. Thr Orieiln HUh Hrhool bojrs ilsynt C”e»a High Hrhool in i There are appraxlmately 3J 00 :ta«rba|| Tuesday. Tba raaalta standing commlt'eaa ta Die 4b •f Ih* game wee a tcora of 4 lo ( state IsfUWluros. I In favor of Gocox. fountv t'limraUaioucr D U uf tba cmif Oil Co. of Baaford -hrashi-r »f Haoford was shaking was in Oviedo Wednesday... . •snds with fiieuda hrre Wedn*s.| Tete I'rteraon »**nt of ilk a ley. Hrahnard Oil Co. of Hanford wax J. W. Kxreuaon, general agent ta Ovi«du Wednesday, Landscape Service Liqnor Store c 312 Sanford A rk! KU8TI8, Apr. !.—UP)—A. D. Mil'er said . io<lay If seawthlng l*nt doaa Floridt quail will ba! ext'nct ta IB years or leas time. Ha recommended that paraoni In other Flor'da cities do what' he and hla hro her, C. D. Miller, are doing here. i "Wo trap careya of quail,’* ha1 •aid, "rnd release the birds ta pairs ia different localities. When) quail are n the covey they won't mito. If they are srparetad and mated in 'hla manner, aach pair will produce from one to two A thrice-ucvUy air xerviie Is how operating Utwei-n Poking and Tokyo. 15c A COPY RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. ELECTRICAL «iul MUSICAL « T V s r l a U f Hb m I i ----------------W— # Dr JULIAN STBNBTROM M i t e Manager Guy Lacy re- fetch . M a d fo r the first official baseCatcham here are Babe Young, i f Unhung period of the Sanfoid Rudy Randolf of Binghamplon, M M * *k a morning at tha N. Y , and Fred Parker of Tampa. MTton P*A lo begin prepare-i a number o f uniforms were ■ f#P Ihe coming season In tha issued to tha leteet group that town. Blais League. I served and anal her session will ba ■ettegor Lacy who arrived late held thin afternoon and will connight, took chargo of tha tinue twice dally until tha seskrha Who wers preHonaly lei by m gHa underway. |M Young. The flral batting taad'ce waa bald with ench ath!• taking bis awala through the GREYHOUND ptlen. Manager Lacy also held ENTRIES TONIGHT pUchars drill and pemonally naked the hurlsra steaming the •la Qown Ihe a Iky with Ihelr U ability. However, they could i ah*w Lacy any real “s'lifi” H W i it b still a bit only Hr nembar of them to uie their ins to# strongly. Lacy aeemrcl impressed with the irkout bocacae a number of ' Atfvarmmwwh — y’ E a r l O f Crisfield Returns For 1038 Year With Locals IN THE FIELD OF SPORTS up tv > ALE, DEAR, T M HAVING ( a lovelv m M P —WHY— W HATS W RONG— 77, '* m y Y V E H .W S R B / ^ \ TH QUV biTTlKl’ BEHB4D WHATS* ia WATCHIN* PRBTTV UP, C LO SE --1 GOT MV CVH C H A R U E fly O N H IM --IT _L C O V E R . Ih*™ A .-* m WHEN YUH l e a v e / �w m -< m 21 tSS/HuiSfri WESTERN MPB—134—TW8— PAID—S— WUX— ATLANTA, GEORGIA 12:54 PER. 28, 1038 II. A. HAYNES M. W- ROBERTS LEO FI/OYD G. N. BATES 3 r. i 2 Years toPa ear* MATHER OF SANFORD SANFORD. FLORIDA HELL ENTIRE HTOCK SIMMONS, KROEIILER. FASHION FLOW, FLORENCE, TROY CHROME, ORAN!) RAPIDS, AND ALL OTHER ADVERTISED LINES YOU STOCK AT ’ ■t3 25 TO 50 PERCENT DISCOUNT TERMS 21 MONTHS TO PAY. SELL A IX SPRING FILLED MATTRESSES INCLUDING BEAUTYREST 36 CENTS DOWN 36 CENTS WEEKLY. THE ACCOUNT PREFERRED TO CASH. MATHER OF SANFORD DIRECTORS otoidstf- 2 5 to 5 0 Percent MODGUN RANGES u ' it *295C HKTTIUCK LEATHERETTE COVERED HKTTIUCK L'HAlR GLIDER PICTURED ABOVE STREAM LINED DAIX BEARINGS— VENTILATED ARMS ILLUSTRATED ABOVE NOW ONLY $29-50 NOW ONLY $4-45 ” F lo ren ce Table Top Oil Range ALL PORCELAIN EXTERIOR NOW ONLY 79.50 CLOSE OUT LIBERAL ALLOWANCE FOR OLD STOVE M etal Lawn or Porch T able 4 P iece Fashion Flow 2 Piece Overstuffed ii Knee H ole D e s k s living Room $1.00 Down $1.00 W eek TRAUfci IN YOUR OLD FURNITURE CLEAN'UP FOR SPRING ETery Place Of Furniture Reduced w Y o m ^ -CREDIT 3Pc. Bed Room Suite 9 Piece Duncan P H Y F E Suite ILLUSTRATION AT RIGHT FOR ONLY $m SO N ow i I i. v �.viS Only Central A fford in g Sm lnolt Const? M in i N ort Fruit And Ycrftahka Than Any Slatikr Aras Is America H ig h w a y . DAILY NEWSPAPER w a NFORD, FLORIDA, SAT^iJtliAY, APRIL 2, 19.18 NUMBER 198 '■ ■ W J J - . . J ■. '*>J )R Modifies Doctor.Says Serum Bottle Contaminated inlands For To Continu levamp Bill Heavy Prorat lent S a i d To; : H a v e Decided On. No ChangeForEdu­ cation Department Compromise A)f 61 Cars Is R e a c h e After Controvert Be t we e n Section ss To Give . Congress Power Wilh growora and ehippavf In <ht Siraxot*-Manatee . Bw&ic advocating "removing the lid" pad allowing shipment of a I evsllabi* crltry, and grower* and ihippm in thin aoetioa desiring a drastic prorata to contlhb* through naat week,- f » n to extant o f allowing only ono-thlrd- of tha avail'ble supply to go to market, tha ftnt controversy between tha two principal celaijf producing, sections o f the state dcviloted at a maath | of *ha Cccry Control Comm ttaa laat .night. Tha decision to ahip 610 cara In Inleratata comm area next week wo* reached only ''after aever.il compTomHes and heated argu. mcnU which found mambara of iba Saratoti-Manar >e section hurling accusations that tha nine members hdjd war* trying "to throw lha hooka" Into tha Indua* try-In that; aection. In advocating at laait a 100 percent ahlpplag allotment for <he coming weak, Committee mem* ken et Saraaota decUred that the market could aaliafactoriiy. at>aorb tha entire amount of ‘good quality celery available far chipman! from thla •elate. - They charged that Ihia are Hop had very little good celery •left -and would lie only allghtly affected by a heavy prorata while tha> taction In the South muat dieeard a largo quantity o f "good" celery under Ue haayy prorata. In upholding thalr contention, member^ ‘ In ’ hi* Motion pointed out that although there waa a largu amoatit of colary In thla arclloil adf Maly affected by nature m i J M i J r t l * Into conaldrration cecutive Takes New Stand After "House Setback Yesterday WASHINGTON, Apr. 2 — I(A P )—President Roosevelt, .upon the advice of house leaders, agreed today to mod* ilffcRtlon o f the controversial l ’government r c 0 r ganisation bin. ’ Informed sources said to day ns the House convened fo consider Ihe progrsm that ENTHRONED A f FESTIVAL QUEEN ■ Of Ten Dead Rebels Seize Tests Reveal One After Taking Serum Gandesia, 21 'Tetanus Toxin Miles To Sea In Two V ials — i Physicians B e l i e v e Entire Lot Of Se­ rum Contaminated; 10th Death Occurs ORLANDO. Apr. i. —IIP)—Dr Horace A»a D»iy. p.eildent of the Orange Count): Medical So­ ciety. announced today that laboratory li'ala nnd animal ex­ perimentation* had proved thall the Intanu* toxin wa* present Ini two vial* *e|erted at randan) from the ahtpment of eancgr ••rum received »rv Dr T. A. Ne*L 10 of whom pnilenti have died In Ihe |i«kt four day*. Four other* of Dr. Neal * pa­ tient* who h»d received Injec­ tion* of the acrum were In hoipltnla, three in rtilleal condition Dr Day mid lie. Dr. J. N. Paltenon, dlrerlor of Iho 8tato Doont of Health laboratory in Jark*otiv||la. and Dr. W. 0Workmiiu ot the United fttota, Public Health Horvlco g*vo arruin inlertlon* to guinea pig* In reaching their ropc|u,|on. Soino guinea pig* were given ■erum and. ontltetAnu* toxin ijmuttnneoualy raihd other* were glen only th« aerum. Thoa* glv on only arruin werp dead today The reiult of ttie le.t, said Dr. Day, caused physician* tu belleyn the ontlro lot of gerum received hy Dr. Nrnl had heati contaminat­ ed by tetanus toxin. • K. F. Unite. 70. retired v|ra president of th* International Harvester Company wa* the 10 raUlity. lie died shortly after four o’clock this morning. Last Important Loya 1i s t Stronghold, Barring March To S o n, Is Captured French Prepare To Leave Barcelona Vatican Censures Vi­ enna Bishop ForAcceptingr Hitler Coup nv AMtclatttl Prase Mr*. Jack Swvatman. 42, (above) of Orlando, Fla., waa one of 10 patient* In Orlando who died following an *n Jeclion uf a serum uaed for- Iho treglmrnt of cancer. Doctor* be­ lieved lh*t one bottle of Ihe arruin had somehow become contaminat­ ed. InnurircntR moved n Btep nearer their Ronl of dividing loyalist Spain as NnvJtrcaao forces under General Garcia Vallno occupied Gandesia to­ day. only 21 miles from the government'* eastern coast. H wiih tho lost important stronghold in Tarragona province barring the inaur- Mr. Rooaevelt had* given approval surgent march to the Mediter­ .to a demand that the education ranean. The Insurgent* reported off lea remain In ’the Interior l>e* tha capture of 2,000 prisoner* In 1 pariaient and thnt Congress ba the eclxuro of the city. Briakly atridlng down a itreet k parmittad lo tt( oidde by almple Insurgent dispatches **UI th« ’ majority any of hi* raorganlxa- U Dr. T. A. Ntal of Orlando, entire northeast Spanish front was • From among 1 M beautifully gowned young women Including 10 Fla., who recently explained that 1 tkm order* under authoriiy of the one bottle of a eerum uaed for moving forward except at l*rid* attte queen* and 32 prinee*«ee, blonde, 20-yr«r old Mary Wright of where persistent government re­ hm treating 11 percent at a clinic Lawrence, Mae*., waa *elrr.'ed In occupy the queen'* Ihrnnr *t the sistance forced Getirrsltsrimo The President's modified e**t»d muat hare beetuna contaminated. Feat Ival of Stale* ut fit, Petersburg. Fla. She I* *hown wearing Franco's forces to circle tho ba'waa taken, It waa learned, when 10 patienla died following injtcthe jewelled crown emblematic <if her rank. srlged clly. aomo o f his leader* talked with tlon of tha aarum. Over 50 Men On Re­ France mail* preparations for . him by telephone thla morning quick evacuation of French ett* 1 shout tha aetbaek they auffered lief R o l e s Have aIxcns from Barcelona if th* in­ jF W ta ia l!night when the llouie ‘balked tact Been Given Work surgent march to tho sea should a move to ahut o ff debate on tha eause an emergency there. Tbo measure. With the removal of defaria and possibility of similar aid to U. B. The action came after a day of Young Negro Wants with the grading well under way cittern* was shown hy tho f **1 ^aon’ hing debate and crafty parlia­ that tho U. S. Cruiser Ralrigh mentary tael tea, in which the o|1± To Fight For U. S. on tha IJ0.000 WPA project for waa wtihln IE hour* of the threat­ Iponanla of tha measure need rVImprovement of Fort Mellon Ptrk, ened Spanish Republican capital 5 apt ;.dsvtea^AVsUabla under lha do I go to algn pp |*,go, •*•* been acquired by l*ja - "Tie French studied tha Srohlj " •tlBbui'er-prooT* rulea o f ’ tiia Officials Ask *U? a r I lo "Where war?” b patriotic young aegro City and materials have been or- of the disposition of 11.000 Fourteen Ships Val­ u p p ’y for the -weak. Chief E«■ Hoaae to delay action. asked County Clerk O. P. Hern- <lrml by the WPA official* an Ish government soldier* on French Lehmann To fJive don tlmitor, V. V. Bowman ri-porte.t Thrlr pUrpoae. they. repeatedly u ed At $1,000,000 Vatlmatad this mnrnlnr. il BI ,* soil snd thousands uf civilian* who yield ranger) from It I aaaerted, waa lo, postpone (Inal Talk At lircakfaHt Mln which War do you want L**** ‘ h® pr«Jrct may be ru.hrd fled before the swr^p of tho in­ Totally Destroyed lo BOO crate* per acre In Ihi* area. action unlil a flood of telegram* to fight," the C’erk asked ih e i'" comP|ctlon with the lean po.- surgent armies In Ihe northeast. Locelilea further pointed out prat art log against paaaage' of Ihe dal»y, according lo City Eli* A cno| wavn l.,,„Ki.,K prad.c A cxmpxlgn ■Inrrrr negro, "there I* a war In A Val lean radio broadcast re­ ■ ta n re could have an' effect MIAMI, APr. (S’)—An early that thli *ecto r I* more affectrrl in Hp»m. »nd recently there gincer Fml T. William*. ferred to pastor* who "no longer upon wavering eupporlera of the morning fire today rated a by heavy prorate* than the aouth- linn* of trim moved Into th.,,*«>»kern met ct C mi|iuign- Head" n,° *.n Ethiopi,." Over 60 men on wor!; relief rccognUo a wolf In sheep'* cloth­ hOl, More than 60,000 telegrams hangar at ihn municipal airport, cm aection a* they are being made anuih today tnllnwing u heavy Quarter* ye-tleiduy afu-rnimn at I deal roy log It planrj 01 tend ant* during the peak o f the celery »e»- rainfall which *ut riv«r* ri*iux,r>:00 o'clock In dianiax plant far o - « ' T ' k III* l" were received today. roll* have been aaidgnrd tu this ing" snd was regarded ns censura Striving to offaet the effect of auId ware vulund ut 1 1,000,000 or •on while tha peak week* Tor the hi aeycral atatoa. Near tr>-e*ni« (he Salt ut inn Anny fund drive , t„ fight fight for for the the Uniter United _ Ktata*. l,rnJcct and at Irait half ng many of the wet-k-old pastoral IcUer O* _ Theodore Cardinal Innitxrr of Vi­ h 'd III nlhrr aection ate Ju»t beginning. tumpr-raluret thaaa mrasajrea, Represent*! We more. M * IVo laen rvodln' about war* in fhe n,on* will he added as wark I* enne which asked Austrian C*th* W. it Davia, airport Weather Member* here declared 'hat Ihe part* of Ai knn*ai and T.-nne*ve.: * hirI' Rayburn (Demolral, Tex.), tnr Kxct-**jvu ,uln* damagi-d <ui,|y At the meeting it wn* deciilnl newKpnprra and I want* to fight further advanced, local WPA of­ ollce lo vote for tho Auilro-OerDemocratic Door leader, recalled llureou employee, received face market decline wa* largely a re­ fer the limited Stale*." ficlal* Indicated. man union in iho Apr. 10 plabas"faked" telegram* which were nnd arm rutg when lie broke In mit of the ihipment o f NH0 car* crop* noitr Helma, Ala, fpin.lmj that the majont lepieaenting the "Do you want to fight for fho n-i.„ ,, cltu on Hiller'* coup, arnt during Ihe battle over the! n window to reach fire ext in. to terminal market! aevetal wreka •mall xlrcnni* iim >] » t > - > out various civic cluba and fraletnal flty or for Ihe country.” th. Clerk . ' V " “ P ' lU ,pr,‘j4'ct agb and declared that the indust­ several roadr. Flood threuU hi L»l*r<*w will take a mimla-r of the French Deputy Salomon DrumPublic lllllillea Holding Company |EUisher*. wlH l«« the hauling of .1 (HK> bach in an address tn Ihe I‘To­ A| llunaen. city aviation direc­ ry could not witkatind * *lmil*r ArknnaU, abate,buwt-vor, w,lh pro peel renla and coutacl Ibvre Act, and raid at local one o f the ’ I live* In Ihe City hut | want* y,,,J’ uf muck rov* ’F the are* moemews rtccivtii Joday could In* tor- laid Ihn plane* wrpo a*, rlec'lnc In the market* due tn picdptam* of t tint Iiiuetl fair |un«prrl* a* ipiickly u* |Hi»ible. j to tight for msh country," he re­ *u he improved' fay this projcit. pic's Fran! demonstration warned weather, r'rejita went expor ted Campaign Official* have In- ' pensive eu.tom built craft coat. ovrnhlpmrnta. proved f*l*#_ ill. L Thresher so'ved the wornra Germsny against any effort to The rompromlaa In which nu m- today «n*l toimirra* on nil Ar v,|,'d Karl la hmami former Sec- . plied. A PennaylrilMar mamher,- re- In« from ISS.ooo u,„| M6.000 young negro " f ,|lB cltF Commlsaionora In lo­ rngulf Alsaco-Ixiralno in TanThe. pugnacious knn»a. slreaia*. |ie‘ niy of Ihe ha at ( ‘hsnibrr of Gennantsm. eolvlng a message purportedly Among l ho 111 were a Palmer here of Ihe Committee cunilm-i.dril purr .m o of muck bv --------jCiitmncrrr In xpeik ul the kirk ws* directed In the County Weifaro *[ur‘* Tho Chinese sent fresh mechan­ from a ward leader in hla d la W , *'nitn«phere plane, a„ amphibian •hlpment o f 610 cara wi.a iu im i I Office where ha could "algn up" ">« oitl.v 3,000 ■yards Whlto stale* to iho noilh ot *>U breikra*t Monday ninrriirig at * vote of 10 lo 6 and came only from hla property ill Kanfurd. ised units into the battle raging chicked back lo Ihe auppoaeil ownnd by Atnxander 1I0 Seversky to go to a CCC Camp. Testa have shown this murk to Ln at Talrrchw-ang on iho Grand aender o f the telegram and re- and a plan* built for Jimmy Mat. after fire other moll-ini had Iren Florida suffered from deluge* ofih '1" u'flock in fho^Vrldrx lintel rain and fared ro w fhord Ihroula- Fled It. Wilson, general cliajf uf h gh q.aiCv; It is esa ly ic Canal—a bulwark against Japan**lvud * Ttply that'no auch mea- •ern. said to be valued at 1104,- killed. (C M IIa a r* <la m , , a t* , man. hu> invited Mayor Edward Tourist Club To Hold cctaihht and wll! nut ncnaail^to r*o stlempta to reach the EastAnolhcr xurprl*, more ot the I)U1 earh h*d been sent. tllgg'hs aa u npeelal gucat'nt the West Lunghsl railway. Japan*** Origin of the Islam waa Unde­ mrel-ng came When the Comniilloe lireakfaHt, member* voted <i dhpcnra with Final MeetingMonduy * S S t S S ^ i ,»w„v.. guns blastrd at the walla of termined. Time Exic-nded For The pin pia-t rinl* have all been purchaae* tht iugh the fiirp'ti, lion system prior to thq mucking Talerhchwang hut th„ Chinese Monkey Island To Be An explnaion of gaaoRne aUq- Commodltie* p'rpured mil giouped hy I,ls nes* The final entertainment for wa* plsnnvil. Eity l.'nyinvir Ftcil held fast. Carpe-’ tMi for Ihe axe tanka which do <troyad ■par* Entry In Tourney film* of the rlty, rod surround- member* of Ihe Sanford Tourist T. Williams i.talwl hut aihlrd that Next Zoo Addition of tha hangar kept firemen back earning week. Raaaona given 'ar th a action were "a j*vchologita! from the hlaxe. Entries for ihr t ity golf chump- iog territory, and they have all rlth will b# held In Ihe Chamber tha materia* fur ihn sulrlrrlsi movement to ilnprovv the nit Ik e f !on*h ji will In- •erepted a* late a* liern arranged in surli n 'manjior of Commerce Building Monday lion xyileni h.iJ m l strive,I and Oviedo FFA Chapter A "Monkey -----{aland may ba tha and to ship ell th* leat g-odre <-f tomoriow niytif. it wa* announced 'list It will In- very little troub'e evening, at 7:60 o’clock, Mrs. C. C. that the mu * rovhl It- hxuEJ V U lca t Improvement to-Ihe MuniTo Compete At Meet for any worker to ilu his share 'Sari, president of the Club, an­ mIiII* awalii.ig m»tetnl«„ celery to market It wa* pointed today. ^ e fp o l Zoo, according l« Supt. of In the drier, Eapt, Rose stated nounced ’ thla morn Ing. out that mech - f the boat qaalt'y The sand htiled from Hi# |toik Pairing* fur the firwt round Farfca Jamea Houghton. celery had been ao.d fur diatnhu* matches will l eg n immediately. adding that pledge Yards, winkThe Oviedo chapiar of future The program will be devoted ii bring dumped at lha West First Thla method of caging monkryv tlon through r*..»* thann-la dur­ Trlxr* will 1*- given for winner* eis’ report farm* and other mater- to a dlscuxslon of hobbies, and Stract DmitJ, Hupt. of Furka farmers arc planning to inter Irl have la-en sent to all of the several member* plan to exhibit James Mou/h'.ui stated, . add na the* majority o f con'eata to be ing pail wea't*. Mr. Houghton, aakf. h n beat nnd runners-up In rich flight county committee* so that 'hey Ihelr hobble*. • Including handi­ ■hat this former muck bed '• br­ held In Uot^nd May 14, and will Report* at Iba mre.ln.r indicated udoptad In coma o f tha Urgoit and for the winner in each con­ may rontart praspecl* beg.lining craft. needlework, e'c. that there will jo nu rhlpn.xnt* solation flight. ing mailt iara dce iubln iroperty take part in the following con* Zooa of iba nation and ha da* Monday »Iro. from California dicing tha coming Curst rnt*r<*lnera of the even­ because of he Drx« atuount of teat*: public apeaklng, diamond CITY NEWS BRIEFS All prrti<i|>unt* me urge,) la •’•rad that ha eapaetad Uiia to weak gnd that the celery aupply All County I'nmniMtermrn are ing will be Willard Connolly, with filling that has lM*n done by tho hill, horseshoe throwing, stringp»y their entry fee* a* rally a* ha tha next Improvement at the Hoy Burkhaller today qualified o f tha nation will se rhlpped r.oiely possible In order to speed up invi'rd to tin- llri'akfaal, and o f­ ha guitar and Charles DeWar* City during the past few year*. band, quartet, and parliamentary l«cnl menagerie. ficial* hope thst ns many of them wilh the accordion. Mr. UeWara from Florida. Th« ca’i^ rc pa ms un tnc park procedure. Tho winner* of these pairings. Tha "monkey island" Mr. with County Clerk O. P. Herndon 11‘wmi I n u n n „ ■■**• M ai will alio load tinging. J. C. Lattice, accrolxir *!•* | property n-r |..t t being removed district contests go to Gainesville Moughton explained will eonalat aa a Democrats Comialtloaoman f . m nltice, repine, on* fHgtonl ' from Precinct II. and woram** air rrj a 'lr i d-a* to compel* In the a'ato convention of an laland with treat and a violation o f ovorahlpment to,.the palms on the parkway bordering in Juno, Negro Man Injured . •nonkey houaa aurraundad hy a Committee whUh ’ nt^l to rvpatt tho lake between the S>. Johns The weekly luncheon or the Ho* Tho dalo for the Pather and Son mat* about lo Mot wide filled the matter to th* Secretary of In Truck Accident River wine rock Mid,Iho Marie*. Banquet changed frerA Apr. 4 With approxlaaalely 1 1 -I fact of tary Cub will ba bald In tfeo Vai- Agriculture and ra.-ommcnl 'hot det Hotel Monday at 12:15 o’clock, Hotel. to Apr. 12. H. E. Wood o f th* ». On tbo attar edge o f the action ba taken. A l woik tn *tt» park progresses Btat* Department will b* the Joah Moore, nagro, waa In th* WHEKE^B. Th* Salvation Army, through Ihe public t a wall aproximo tely 4 feet official* atated today. Calory acreage reported for hospital today auffering from • membti* tf the Garden L"ub jro guest speaker. •plrited clinch*, will ‘lalnch ihelr Annual Al>l>e«l for tha a l l be cehatructed ea a broken hip and arm auatainod making pieparatione to aid the Tha three local detachments of ■klpment from th* Sauford Ovirt’o The Oviedo chapter la planning M'lon to rftitora. Monkey’a raising of sufficient Tumi* to carry on Hu- work oi thla district thU weak »a » 4JO acre* In furniahlng nacruary to put out a winning diamond hall National Guardi will hold woaUy when ha evidently atepped In front City a natuxdl herrot o( water, with 161 aero* .'or the 8 *ra*o'« organisation within the city of fianfiml end Seminole of a truck driven by Frank Jonaa plants and shrubs for bctuHflca- team for the district moot, Ed­ wlft n^rtr attempt to cross dritla at tha Armory Monday Manatee section. This figure Is on Geneva Avenue yeaterday tlon of <ho park, according to Mrs. ward Jordon was elected captain County. wrier filled mate, thue no night beginning at gigo o ’clock. lomawhal higher than lb* avail­ evening, it waa learned at the .of­ H. M. I'apMorth, president of the of tho team and Spencer Wainrifht WHEREAS, The Salvation Army’* work In aiding lag amend >ha laland will be Violator! o f City ordinhhcaa able acreage for lea* weak. fice of Sharlff C. M. Hand today. Club. waa elected alternate. The chap* th* poor and nvedy in our community la of a moat com­ At the next meating, Mr*. F»P- tar won Drat place Id quartet will ba triad before Judge Prank Deputy Sheriff Jack Ulckaoa RECORD SET mendable nature, which la approved by (be vast majority L- Miller In a aeaalon af Uta Men!Inrest Iga led the Incident and worth stated, a canvas* will tw ahngtng and diamond hall last 8T. PETERSBURG. Apr. of tha rIMxena of thi* city; and elpal b a i t at tha Pelice gtayeti itatad that, according to wit* made <o find what each member yasr and alto flrat place in tha Am an-Uaao record for visitor Monday afternoon at 4:Ofr-T»'riock. ..WHEREAS. In order ta rala* auch funds. It la nacaanaaaaa, tbo negro atepped into la planning to d°nata for boautl- oral pmontatlon in publt: speak­ registrations at the City Informa­ lha atraat and waa run down by fit*t Ion of th* park so that *enu ing. aary for each cittaen to contribute a* much aa ha can Tha maa'hly meeting _#f tha tion Bureau area act Thuradiy the approaching truck which ha definite idea of tha *»•• and consistent with hla financial condition. County CeaunUaionan will ha night When banka were rimed for apparently bed not noticed. Tha •hrubi still nqulrad may ba .aV NOW, THEREFORE. I, EDWARD HIGGINS. Mayor he'd In the Court Home Tueaday the Winter w a r n with a total driver of tho truck waa not held. car'a ln a d . LOCAL WEATHER o f tbo elty of Sanford, do boreby aat aaide April 41b to morning beginning at 10:0g o f U . 86T pereoao ragtaUmd. WPA offklala aUo reported that Tha flgera area iW I more than material* for tha construction of o’clock. Oath O. P. Herndon onSIX SAILORS DROWNED 10th aa Salvation Army Work. regla'ared laat Mtaoe whan the LE HAVRE, Franca, April 8 — Shuffle board, roque. Unais, and Cloudy, ihowera in south GIVEN under my hand and official seal aa Mayor of *• UP)— Six French sailor* worn ether courts Included In this pro­ tlon tonight or Sunday tha city of Sanford, this tho 2nd day of April, 1618. drewnod yoolerday whan tbo Nor­ ject will ba forthcoming aoon. 'tbo northeast coast early Mayor, City o f Sanford, wegian tanker Moall collided with project la drawn up on a 7 -»onth* Coldtr In north and watt Uglon, Q. D. Workman, mar, n tug that *aa attampllng to a - . i« mad, oceordlag to lotal WPA Portions tonight and In i f Hangar Razed By Flames At Miami Plane Term inal Frost And Flood' Salvation Army Threaten South, Drive For Funds To Begin Monday Work Progresses Satisfactorily On WPAParkProject PROCLAMATION. EDWARD HIOaUIB. mmmmmd today that th* mwatkly tC — ■< aw rw* ato) i s l i " rusks fark to tbo vaaaol In th* bar­ officials, will bo easily fialihad ber. within that timo. extreme southeast porlioM • day. •; »’ , ------ - Vt *> 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, 1938 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, April 01, 1938 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 01, 1938. 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>, April 01, 1938; <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/fb6ce6af14a661f92ebe21b04a1dec9e.pdf ff500b9d6d60eb440cb5a4b29e371d40 PDF Text Text t ttiaUEBbth-i ••• .TRIE SANFORD ITERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA W E D N E S D A Y ,. M A R C H 3 0 , \ FLORIDA’S EXHIBIT AT Al e x a n d e r k o r d a ’S I1 8 T M USICAL PR O DUCTIO N m m w ^ THE 1939 WORLD’ FAIR S K Y R ID E R City Court Before Judge F. L Miller ^ | T)ili ly -.p v rn c if n t w ere bllOES FOR BOYS $1.85 trirrl { Irfnrr Juilyc Frank I.. Millrr in a *e**ii>n o f Ihc Min clj.al Court n‘ t V|r t ’n' ci- SnUoii Monday y f'rrm in n . Ittif tS i Maly K iniil.. charged with r ,'i ,' rrllimr lo llrry ticket*, entreated a nf • f.Vi and V/ill Hun d ilra wn* dtarniaaed of drunkenfranca.* ■ Jaanetta pro- n r, . ,.|„lr„Pt> , ... , R WHAT HAS OONK BKFOHEi - Wkaa ft ana Jfarfta'a chauffeur •plaaAaa Jeanatf* Du pout, on Aar way l* a rehearsal a t the Theatre C onlpw , Aa pU-re her a M/t la moka aaianda. Thu rar suffer* a miner colfleon, but Ja a n d la lake* a cab to Aar del(Malta* to tecup* delay, th e ti berated far bHuy Iala and walk* a ft (An tinea In a huff. Letter Thlbaud, promoter o f the thaw, ll den a unpad by creditor* In front af Ala backer wko walk* aal. The chauffeur com** la tka Ikantra In aaareA o f JaantUa, and pkeru* ytrta team wko tka awnar af Ala M r la. Everybody la anra IAal Rene Martin and Dupont a r t conducting a lout af­ fair. MepadaJly TAt baud who thoule, " tie d hart Briny per back I Marlin'* m billionaire. W tr a re u a d f Chaptar Two' Tkare waa a trying half-hour in Tblbaud'a office a* ha charged from ana room to another In aeareh of Jeanette DuponVe addraaa. Nobody had thought of bar ab anything but o aborua girl, nobody axgaetad bar , 1* return and nobody knew wham ah* waa. Than auddanty Jaanalle Dupont alood In lb* door, aa It la on*war to Tblbaud’a prayer. hundred tciUd. ‘ Nonaenaa! W hat do you think of thla? A ccept It. And thl* . . . and In * r a m m i n g perron* ar i n ir n n l before the Mmiiri|.jaf “ w han Bernard had tone, there •n s cnly Mikl who survey«d J ttn loqh. ct..E V p « r t o * r r ^ d , J-#l \ n.been given a contract, and now J “d»« n^‘frl,r', * rrv tn « l for clmrirr* ranging from illrfuvtfrlv cnmlur* In se'l ng II Jl“" r w lh o u . n ItrrnH-. The fob low m i rm lrn c p . were given: * aK b c an 't underetand w h y ?" «jM0i« •i euppoae the name of Rane The'n ’'st'^the ’ look**1!f '» uipr £* ° hi Jaanelta'a area, Mlkt suddenly orlad out. “Jeanette, you don't mean to ■ ^ S r t i f f i y do"nT.-n ,n # U M Allkl had begun lo ahriak with l M W toW ur ,i . ^ V ; V ^ bj5 5 : out, helplpaa. Hh* « u da'ermlnad ‘"AfiJtMook1a ^ » o r! *tfw»aT*Vlaw. "Uatan." ah* raaaonad. “You'v# been telling m* that If you only s!,.,b ; : f t X T c r « * m,i*f you bsllrvi In yourself, you’ll go •head and ba a success, no m a lltr ! T t h V Uc h \ " » \ V you m V n £ ° * U r g tt another one." allenwd Jeanelli^a prolrtl*. R ant Mailin'* ipatkllng, wait* " Frtlr '" ''l, * "• Florida'* Fxltibil building at thp New York W o.ti'a Fair 1U3B. Unlike had modcm ia'lc neighbor*, Florida’* building la Spanish In dciiifn t« harninnlxu .wi h >hu it pictl landscaping r.f the patio Carden and grnundr. T hr rah ib lt nrca cover* 110,000 square fee1, the large*! a.Va alloc* ed o » r uin or nnlbinal exhibl*. The building hue a rapacity of 250,000 people a day and will houae S7 exhibit unit* deplcllnj FI or kin1* ugricu) ural, Indua Hal and luurlal a'tracU nna, "■____ tvllhn tt r- llrenie, ( N o r BO day*i J|1»n,b IV n ilh r, keep ng a dlior* dTrl’r h«0fw «IB nr SO day*. Prank 1 humn*. contempt of court anil excrcdlnt; Ihr nprrd limit, fir,, nr J FAST LANSING. Mich., Mar. FAST LANSING, M ich, Mar. T heodor. F o rt, drunk .’in .- M V 'A unable aihlctic t r i ­ 10.—(/F)—Two quurtirbacka on ennr**, SO d ry* auapended. umph nf Mlehigan H u e college the 10*8 Michigan S a t e fnn'ball I* prgnullaed by playing of the tram carry au h o ri'y . Don lloaal Aim Kphrnnt Bright, drunkenn ra i, ilininlnaamt; Violet Jum p,. J rnmpu-- rtirillon. When Ihc hcil* and Vincent Apanavlce are reguW arran y Deed* rr e eilm t. the ci Ixenry knowa lm' boxer* un the Spartan 'm itt ™ ' ’- « « n .fe rre d to the County, f a r te r I'elrlek. iltunk and die- I J i B rew ir cl u x , IV arly to I the Spar un* have met n defeat. oi|urd. Charlca lira A L. F. Stoke*. order'y, Irnmiferrrd lo ihe County l MF/SC1IR enl'y Company to ^/flai-vwy Velnn et ux. Iva or 10 n iy i; P»*ri Johns^ I’harm acal Co., Inc. to mhiII, transferred to lha County: Seminole 'iheuilora L. Pow cra Margie Brewer. d l a o r d e A w J ^ C. Hmllb,*«l. to Luduel, 20 day*; Janie* Avery, d lv lA w rrnee orderly pondret, r on Ilimed. celta Middleton. A ' fo Hylvraler Thompson, lr» Nellie W. Clark i t vir. Geo. U Thimc who rcRistered and voted In the IB.1G Wa*h nglnn, David II rad ley, and In Sam Kent* general election arc,not required to re*rcRbtcr Ch:-rlea lllarkm ore, ehargrd with J . F. McNeil et ux, Jessie lo Ihltt year, neither It* payment or poll tax re­ being- Inm ate. nf a dlso rdrllj Claiu K- Moore. L e k h ir i. i quired for voting privilege*. houNp. n o te rrnleneed to pay * Viola McClelland e; vir. M. It. I" All Ihnac who did not regixter for the 10,16 fine of ffi or aerve 1(1 daya In J. F. McClelland. election are requested to do so before April 4, John W. Hell. rgl. lo fiulf FYr tlllxer, at which time reslfltrat'on books will be re­ Morlgage* moved from the precincts. . 8am Kent et u x , Mnrinlca. to n . C. Brock. W- n. WILLIAMS. Fmil MagnuH*on et ux. Funlci < ■ County Commissioner. to Cieoiite Munson. M or'gagr and l.lrn N'oacli C. Jacob* el ux. 'o San ford Pro. Credit A»*n. ft e i p r r h t t l t c Seminole County Court Records "*T- d'*on,,1r,y. r durl HAYNES S h * a p p r o a c h e d Ih* .ta b le n l t h u n b e lie v in g f a e c ln a llo n . "A «vh*t?" T m going to tab* a chance. I think you'v* got anmclhlnS I'm gu Ing lo mak* jo u tbe^atarl" rn nducled hro k eru g n u f f l c t t war* a hlvn of n e l l ro iid u c trd liilalnaea. II* had au rto u n d ed l i l m x l f w ith f a i t h ­ ful retaln ei* who m i g h t h ave bean n little to o prim o r n u i l e r e f o r o r ­ d in ary little, h u t wh o k n ttv ho w to tm i t h s bitUnri*. T h ey tlioUKhl I h n l M erlin, t.ngul.tr aivl loOR-Jatred. we* r f f l r l r n l nnd Ittrltlve, h u t t h a t n twinkle of h u m o r In lit* eye m a d e him unlike thetiixrlvr*. T h a t v s* wh y t h - r e v /rre alm ost nudthle cluck* of h o r ro r n* hill* t .i o t k " I ' l-'nr Ml** H upont'' hegnn I* f itnl llielr way lo hi* ilrek. " W h a t nr* Hirrw’" Mnrlln nekeil Mnrret, v h o r u n - n R u levof kenven collar a n d h i n :i,ci- like a faith fu l maalllf. "1 don't know, elr.’W "Oiie don-u a h c k l n g s , tin* aatln n ,g litter. " M n r'l n r e t d ' Why a r e you lualiliiR M m e Ilka t h a t ? You don't ruppruM-?,. "Oh. no. Mr. Martin, t h e r e m u t t he tornn m l i l n k * . ' I k n o w you r u i i h l u ' t . . .” "tVhnt d o you m ean I couldn't ?* "I m enu wouldn't," Marcel an ■werrd In cohfualon, M a rtin r ra u m e d hla way th rough Ihe hltla. " T h e re you Ro. looking n'. m e In (hat w ay ag ain. I tell you I nev er r v r n h e a r d o f th e fclrl." ' IVell. If I w r r a y ou air, 1 ahnuld put It In t h e hand* of th e police.” "A nd Rnl Involved In n scandal. No. no. thl* m n t t r r m u st lie handled w ith d rllraey . A fter all. th la m ig h t bo n Joke. t , e t m e Mlaa J e a n a t t * D u p o n t a t I h t T h e a t r e Comlque." M a rlin anolta Into Ihe c* n n r c l l n g ihone. "lielln, t would like t n apeak o Mlaa J e a n e t t e Dup ont. Rhn w o n ’t he t h ere u n til t o m o r r o w ? ” "L a i m e gel In touch w ith h e r fo r you," pleaded M atre l. "D o n 't ha allly," M a rtin r eto rted w ith a alight s h o w nf tem p er. " I m u a t h a n d le th la myaelf!" Thing* never aaamed aane to Jaanetta after that. Aa ahr left the rehearacl, *ht wa* not autprlaed to dlacover an affable young man. puahlng hi* way energatlcally to Jt*r aid*. II* abbwad her a r*t*l»g of *ip*n*lv* nutomobllea. "Which • f Ihaa* two do you Ilk*?'' "Oh, I Ilka th tm both." aha anawarad and ha lipped hi* hat and hurried off. Jaanetta triad to putila out ihe racoon for lb* auddan, giddy ravara*! or ell the thing* In her life. Tha apartment waa In luxurious dltordtr. Madame Barnard waa preaiding over box** a t th* moat beau­ tiful t hinge "Oh, my dear," ah* be­ gan. T v * been auch a naughty gtr), and I brought a few thing* for you tT o be c o n t U u e d t te look at." I already aw* you three i c.vrruki in* ar u-u-t «m,u ra w n ia* r Key West Greets First Cros8ers Of Overseas Highway KKY WK8T, M*r. 30.-(/l,i W lh 1 thumb* band at Ihe city gmlta and American a n d ’ Cuban fltg a decking Itg" dualy _ *1recta, Kay Weal w*kum»d laat night the first vt all ora ever in re*ch h a rt d in el by au'omobilea. The overocaa highway, picturtaque 13,400,000 PWA proj­ ect apannlng HO miles uf liny cure) kiy* and long w ater gap* between hern and Florida m ain­ land, waa thrown open to traffic although allll lneompr*te, bringing Key W iat within a few hour* drive from Miami. 170 mllea away Moloris'a formerly had lo lake a 40-mile fetry trip. Over tbs highway’* gleaming whit* concrala, unblackened y d by th* nil and grim* of traffic, dream ed aom* 800 cars whoae oc­ cupant a thronged every available hotel room. P en p irin g cl y official*, h u r Vyia# from an* impromptu apashlog pier* fa another—formal np a shig rgarciaa* war* dalarrad e a lil JaJy 4, whan tha road will h» flafchad—pdadktrd the high* way would proeg the oconomk aavior of til* d ly , one* on* ol crty alrlek en now aim,- r* k|H>ugr ami cigar im lua'iua h«vc collapaeil. . . Mayud* Wlliaril Alhury end ulh' era cnvialnnnl n lni-r.it tvi at m ini of louriatr !«•” full"W Ihoac who came yi-ati-dUy, u t l i a r i d by Ih* unique riilp uvrg (hr keya w hirr w n'ri* nt the Atlantic Uci-an amt Gulf uf H in i'n m d T hr highuay affuiili-,1 a , tuntlnuuu* panurama uf n a 'u tal beauty-vl*l»« uf naatrlh u ed l.r-irni N n tlli FO R YOU • No. air. No, Ma'am. From tbe w .m ' 1 , j* i i •ola* of our shots to the top of our hat, wa bonaatly believe th a t. . . MOHAWK TIRES • a r t lit a clax* by ihemMlvc*. And lor thla rtnaott. Per hap* wa abould my thro* rcaaona Tbay’re hentifuL’They're safe! 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Jeanette naked eagerly. "I know it'a a lot In a»k afU r I wa* ao rude, hut I'll be willing to do anything. I can aim; And le a n really dance. Lank!" Hhthrew h tr roat over n chair and alerted a dirticult routine. Thlbaud look advantage nf her preoccupation to creak out nf lilt room and rum m agf atn-ul m illfiling cabinet for a contract form. Mb returned lo find her brcalble?,ly ending h rr *lapa "Como and algn hart," ha apokc. "W hat?" ■ ' "Come and algn your rontrael. I'm going lo glva you a p*tt." B. L. Perkins CORRECT MEN'S WEAR N. PA RK AVE. c I �\ rsr< -- , i 14 '• t 'TT'rr-v .it .* Bin ford fa The Only Central Seminole County Produces. More Fruit And Vegetables Than Ai. Similar Area In America flarkb City Affording Rail, Highway Ar.d Water Transportation AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFOHD, Fl.OItIDA, THURSDAY* MARCH .11, 19.18 Britain Plans New Formula For Spain War Rebels Continue Cam­ paign Against LeridaDrivihgManyLoyallsts Into France Europe Worried Over Mussolini Townsendites See If $27,00O,0O0Damages ntUTAGO, Mar. .11. -HP>— Tw rnty-fuur mrn and women areuved of Injuiing Ihe reputa­ tion of Ur. Francis *H. Townfend and o 'h rr members of hi* old f r * penalon movrmenl wore named today in n |27,000.00<l damage *uil f.ln l in federal court. Action wa* brought ly llttaton II. Marra or Item cr slid other supporter. of the Town•end plan. It accused lloberl K. ClrntiM * of Loa A nger*, defendant and form er officer of the m m em rnt, o f originat­ ing a plan to "wreck" the orgJitliatlou In 1010. Militaristic ^ e e e h In Senate Arouses New Incident Fears .1) II. Was the firat m e tin g of th - , ‘u‘ ^ i m o p In rtfarlr two m onth., and n w ,' x,c” . Iha Brltlah move In end In te r - mention ram* *a the tnaiiritent p>n| „ _ , arrale —with German unit Italian That'* tl V a a k l—were .w eeping toward the, L araro Ca Mediterranean and apparently) 1 final victory. Murh depended **r»l*r*1* " f ,, how long the Barcelona to v .rn ¥pnimwl m ant could hold out. Insurgent* battered at U r U a ' The fu* while a move lo straighten their, *hl» c r" Wl line* trapped hundred* of gov jdero and a aram ent aoldiera from liaaea t a i l “ “ r r of J*ca and they flnt over the I»***»t uf » , Pyrene,* for eanrtuarv in n Jit- "** „ on FDR Disclaims Desire To Be [U. S. Dictator Seminole County R an k s Fourth In Use Of Fertilizer TtU P U. MOTHER GIVES EAR TO SON! Folk Is In 1st Place Anri DaricCounty Is Second For Month D octors Fear Serum Deaths May Reach 10 Three Others^ i Reported Dying Inventor Of Serum, Cunndian Doctor, Is Asked To Testify 30 Ai& Killed; 250 In ju re d In Midwest Tornados Over $1,000,000 Dam­ a g e I)cne As Twist­ ing Storms Strike t'. 4 ts u m iim Stun lonn o f f e rlll i« r r d o r im ; I tin o m n l h uf l-Vh- tyuiy. Hmtlniile r.MHi'y i*i. k ^ fomlli in fertlli.er nutfitmplion in the ntnte. iieimnllnti to i monthly bulletin Jhm.h I hy the In Chin* haml-t'i hand fighting W r.t, lit raced In the Tlentaln-Pukow y all-Jlw d back way lector of the rrn tra l fro n lja n d mrali w here uppoalnR forre* have horn Pfl** .1°** locked In nn indrciilvo atrUKKlnj population for 17 monthi ) N eat, In Prem ier Mua»n|lnj'« thundering! 'b e forelci speech | n Home yesterday, an | 4»** min* noonelnc Italy | . ready tor war f ‘"in ,r>r n —and "Implacable and rapid w ar" The re v —and will enri y II through Ilei hopele*. ii nir lo the enem y* ................ It Ira I'orfir.n . and tow n., h*. lhr»Ht n m-w '"it r w arw rare upon Kurope and Iho qu arter of *oH d. l,r (Ci ; ,;l Immediately after his ih-rinnl aild re., to Ihe Italian ."n atu G * « * o 1 Muaiolinl told his r|n«n ad v h o r. I that a "new victory’* l« in .to r* T en A* for fa.cl.m . * W here tlii. victory would ha o-AI I A A tta in 'd amt who tin- van<iul.he<| would Ii, an* Kil rope's put lie. but Prance, at whom Mussolini ha* hurled »rt open Ihrupi of wiii la wamlnR .R aip.t any French Ihlervenllon In Hp.ln. met hi/ hold boa.I* with quirk a rt inn. T he aarret h .llo n .J defense Committee Visits irles F, Hammond N U M B E R IfeB Seventh Woman, Mrs. F. E. Mooncrt, 01* Winter Park Died Early Thjs Morijupg. WAKM SPRINGS. Gu„ Mnr. SI. —(Ah—President Kooarvt-lt, rhaigIn r organized opponent. of hi* government rto rg an iilh m proK am had "p a n te d Ligira unde,* every lied”, a v e rte d in a letter made puhlic today th -t he "had no , ine billion to ho a dleUInr." i The letter, addreued In an un| named friend >ruler the date ol | Mar. 2.*, urged approval of Ihe j measure In Ha prenent form nnd irplied to rhargi* that the Ie«U Utkin would make him dictator l.y aaaeltlng: "A» you well know. . l am *• mneh nppoaed In nn ! Ameriran ilietatorahip a* you aio for three aimpte reaaouat A .’ 1 linvr no inriinalion to la- a diet* lor. [I. I have none of the quahiflratlona w h'rh wou'd m-.-ke me a |Mirrrn*ful dictato r..* '. I h aw Iu-. much historical background u n i Title a e r i a l view o f rplin 'etV.I hiiriti* In Cohintbua, Kus., ehow a t h e f n i t e o f t h e t o r n a d o tfiu! tw i s t e d I h n o iu li the Itoo much knowledge of exlatinidlrtatnrihipa to make me drain i n j u i i n g m o t e t h a n in n am i reducing*f»ll b u d d in g - I ii u eh am h len n* k in d lin g wood am i m o u l d e d m a s o n ry . any form of dirtatorahip for it democracy like the U ni'nl F lairs of America. The letter waa made putdie ly Seerelary Marvin McIntyre, The name of Ihe rreahlent'a c o m a ■■ondenl waa wlthhrlil hrenuar McIntyre naid in a piefatnry tdntemelU he "did not write for i puMleltf purposer." * -tra1'Frwrti mmint*in"fi*mM. * k f*n*' Lakeland Evangelist To Conduct Services TEN DIE AS TWISTER RAVAGES COLUMBUS, HAS, Roosevelt Gives Ren1 sons For Not Want­ ing To Re Hitleri s t i v Counterpart k . rebel Hpanish *rm|ea— with aup !J port of Italian hlackahirt |e*ltmnaUea, tanks and plane*—tlirouah ■ Catalonia toward* the M editer­ ranean aeoboard, throat Hritaln rrarleil caution,. ly to Mu.aollni'a apeerh but David l.loyd G eorfe, warllnm prim e m inister, r*rrled nn hia •M ark on Iho Rovernraeofa d»torm ina'kin to twainuin a " h in d t r a f f ’ policy toward Spain, - Adolf Hiller of Oarsnany. a*H lag the Au*trion oaU tea of the ‘ ll^paburR monarcblata whna* dream o* a return to power wa* k a battered hy hi* ab*orpllon ol Aawtrik. surrendered th* lime. i llRhl lo Miiaaotink l|U brotherTH« H er. Fred A. ntrbey, U k e . E In-orma at tho other fn d of ih« lend evanaeliet. will rondurt Romo-Berlin ail*. threw rwrvlre* » l th* Full Ooapwl Tabwrnarl* on th* Orlando High­ way juat south of Genov* AVsAu* Sunday, according to Information rwcwlvod today. The matin* here, It v s , p o in t­ JL eernm lttre from th* rik 's ed m l will be In th e mature at lo d g e yesterday visited Char**-* 0 telly with service* being he'd F. > Hammond Of AHamonte a t t! :M A. II - * 00 p. M. and SprtfUs who recently tout his eyesight. H r. Hammond la ^ lire The Rev. Ilk bey U * aaemrn r a h er Of Ihe Newbarg. N. T. ber «>f th* Richay Rv*RR*>ioUo l o dge a*d hag keen a reahjenl Association of which big CoUelu. od AlVatOont* line* 111* Raymond T. Richey I* pc«*ld*Bl : t h * flailing committee Inelud- Both appeared rtrem'Jy hi ge*pe| d d iH a t Kaalfad Ruler A. S. Pock. relliea la Tampa. Lakeland. Lah* f l H B l l l f t W. R, Dupree and W aku, ucata, W M . « 4 , asm Or- Established In 1908 I till.-ii ii of lilie s'll' 11toll n* til'* Ib -p m tin . nt ot folk fo u n t) 1 1ii,/.s' tr.iu Ii n t i s , fo n n ty le,llliier A m i nliiire. lo lili-.l ii or ., follow e ,| I,ere win e I II# u se d l|ie list roll Uin in. Ii V Ioils dm Iiik I l. o I e of til** Stt-diiy | A intul ol tC.&vn l o i n o f for illirer " " •o m .i i m id i|i I 'lo i ol-i Sanford (Jnulled diiriiu* it' P-ist limnlti n . c o m ­ p i l e d w ith ii tot d " t r.v:."i; o i - 1 dill on; l|,.' ii.niilli of J.niii i i y . A I• I I.r l.li;;, to n s o f l i m c i i o i i ' noil p lio.pli.iie m . i l c , i n | « ' w e r e i i , . d iluHmt I'.-hriMiy as com I o , s l v itli t.-’iii t"ii.s of tlii'4" p iodud d m ion t h e nnm tli of JutllllliV |ien i|i|o b . • *iii,Hffy i m l.c,| ,'i .1 in cii o|lininiininiplinn to •Slllllllc . i oii.u ipiim II (otiil o f Tin:. e.illons o f t h e fil.l ilurllil. llie ini,n t h of I 'e l i ru a ry ns comiciieil m i l l t h e m n « iiin |i |i o n o f 2!iil,tiK1 c.ill its du riiilt Mm u in n th o f JuiiUiiry, , . fejlliii; m o r e t h a n ilmilda t h " iiu m lie r i d rmIIo ih o f n ny o t h e r •-oiiii'y in tin- f l u t e . I kith* i i i n i d y tii-uilt-.l (lie |j«t of l o i i n t i e . in u aao lliie u n i Illiildion, iisliiK a to t a l id fi.SU2.ii It c n l l u n , d m I n i Ihe 2*.duy p eiim l. tluvn l c o u n ty follo w ed w i t h I.T 11,7.11 ru lh'iM . Mill-HitroURh t h i n ! w ith n eon . 0 r I|d Put nf 2.3ati.ii; I Ration*. foMourd hy P in e lla s. P alm I b a c h , I'l'lk. I l r u n c e a n d V o lm ia r o u n ties, all rllin R wi*|| n vr r one million Riilon. duritiK th e m o n th . Tim Florida Sloie t'elery Aasik-iatii.n will lie r)-viv<-il tn inaitRunili- un eaten.ive pruRrani (or celery udverllslinf for n e .l w aknn, it was iheldi-il nt n nire’lny of ihe Celery A dvrrti.ini; *'omuiitlce in llie nffiee of County ARent C. It. IMwsnn yraterday afternoon. The fkitinly Aircnt ludutid out Hint llie Klin Ida Stale tTelery Assoria'lnn was Im o ip m a'.d un­ iter llie laws of the H ate ol Florida nine y ear, . ro when the *iral m ajor a'tem p t for un ra-' tensive ndvertislnt; rampaiRn for T he lutiil naHOline ron-H ill|dion the Florida celery imlualry w*« rorporation had foe tile iduln ilUrlnK Hi" n n o i'h made and the li n n l l>rrn dla.nlvnl. I l ' M I l m i n l m l * a . r 1'lnhll The Hoard o f lilrrrJor* of Ihe ’ ossoriatlon will lie called loRrUier for a merllnR hi the near future 1 a t which time officer* will, be | named ami tentative plana nutI lined fur a proposed advertlaifiR i program. ^ | The Cetrry * Aiaoriaiion waa ■ nry a tilled aulely a* * corporation 1 to handle friary advert la* me nt A* Ine o*adt,na for qualifica­ I foR the Industry lam ing contion of candidate! with County Irurla to yrowera and ahlppera Clerk O. P. Herndon drew . both of which agroed to contrih• loser, a number of local per«on* t ut* for Ihe firat prtipoaed a t­ are qualifying dally a* candi­ tem pt at national ad v rrlialn f ol date* subject |o the May pri marie*. Thoee reglaterlog Iwlar, Mr Herndon reported were H. L. T h reih er, ftsr Countr Cmumlaaioner from DieUtrt No. tine. M. a sm ith , *1*0 for County Gommls'lonor from nisH M No. O H . Voile W illiam., J ot conRteoaloMl CoBUBtttoema n from Semi net* County: and F. W fia # ~ r r i a r t a i l pmomitleeman A l l o c a t i o n Mosquito For Fight adv ruble by many le.itim; j; i nu ­ ll K. I’owr’l, ifi ric ra I inunaRrr for luum-hlnif n nntional prnuruio were |krrtponed until «fli r tlm current ara.uii. With prarlirnlly every re 'riy Klower nnd chipper fuvurlnK advertlaiiiR ul rclcry lo ineti'u.e ron.um pt on, thi te acrina little doubt Hint nn nilvettii>iNR proRram uf .nine kind will he i'do|it.s1 hy the industry for itn* IU29 reteiy M'nmin, it wni |Hiiuled out. Mrmlirra of itn- Advert Ihiir Coniuiitee a t the Meet iny yesterday, also i m ph.sm 'il the nred for conf trot of <ho r,uidily of the priu^iet •hipio-d vvljilf the preqiani i s . In effect. Two Guilty Plea.s Are Heard By JudgcWare Candidates Qualify With County Clerk WAIT F H U H T im F .ll ••---- ' -V-. •' ■U6 LCAVCa^HIOHWAVy MONTKVIHKO, U ruguay, M .p, .1 31, —(AT- Aufhorltiea yraterday ‘ aaid they had frua(rali-d * mil). ' le ry plot to sriae power fo r D r. ’ Kdutrdu Utani-o A eetcdo, d e fe a te d . tn Sunday's prv*ide<illal , MIAMI, —UP)—A bus OO Ihe T-’our ui'm y 'colonel, and tho new over>«ss highway service Montevideo th ie f - o f police Wars b * l* w n Miami and Key W est “ fffatvf1 dlemleoed from UwfaF left tha rood near llomestea-l yestard*/. r*n arroaa a alrelrH of soft soil and ram * to rear leaning precariously oyer Ihe «dga of -A drainage canal. Nun, “I 1ft pptM fqftt^ wgr1* Injured. ! OC^I WRATH1 — i —:____ • . , �•ENIA FESTM The Hodges' Statement • 1 -# y J Q H N H IX An Important announcement was nude laat week by J.B.'Hodggg, chairman of tha State Democratic Executive ' Committee, who declared he would not be a candidate for rejectio n "preferring to remain where I will be free in 1M0 to eaelat in securing a delegation to the National Convention that will nominate a real Democrat for Presi­ dent of the United State*/' The atatement la Important, not that It nutter* whether M r "Hodge* rung for re-election to the State Democntle Executive Committee, or who la chairman of that organisation, but .because' it serve* to ahow the con­ stantly Ihcrcaaing friction between Democrats who have long been prominent in party councils and the powera- rr—* - - rfgf hi f • *tnpw •• • • <, fd ^ -115..T-*- dr 1 l • • • *• 1 ♦# • • • • ' .1 THURSDAY. MA R C H -11, 1M» BIBLE VKHriK FOB TODAY God giro* his children foonjln* ofrafreahmem from within: Beporta from ' India have 'l lb*' M ahatma 0 hand I I* akk. And . • m r ' a l l tt a d b tln g be h a t dona! 1-“ ____ -n---------» W ithout knowing w hat that meant, mu long tha1. . I f It maU sight billion dollers a y ear ta run the country In ft la a particular pleaaure to find that a group of prorcMHlon. tim e of peace, w hat will the U r al muaicixna have' recently compiled a “Mwiiig” diclionary. M l M If we gel mixed, up In an . After studying th e follow ing llwt of liberal I rnnalatlomi, wc a tte t w a rt have come to th e coiicIubIoii that wo huvo been wmiiK ' , , . W* MS where they are c lic k 1 ' For InaUnce, "long underwear men” mcaim “claMdicnl la g toad* around Detroit fee­ ’ wrUt again. Tto idea ecema t* to mualclana", and: Lotg of Jam—plenty of (mproviped playing. tlia t U you ju st roll the boot* h a rd enough, ynuTI bring b*ck Armstrongs—high awing notcn an hit by Lout* Arm­ graeperity. strong, negro orchestra loader. .. , 0 Stomp and rave—dance and sing. Army. Nmvy nnd Marine corp* Kick it around—pasetonajjF playing. officer* ar* worklns out a plan tO 'fOleo 100,000 volunteer* hi 10 Beating the akina—playing the drum*. gay* and to d ra ft a million men Kick the doghouse—playing tho Iiamh drum. In 00. T h at’* on* way of g altln l Iron harp—vibraphone. o f thn unemployment probGawk box—band stand. Licorice stick—clarinet. Dixie—awing music. Wa wonder' U tho reason there n ta more divoreesj now th an a t Homey—dweet music. ’ gny other time In the JiU'ory of. In the groove—dancers or nUHtii-iuHH mellow tt o country k because them 1*1 Moro unemployment, or whether awing mualc. A big bang—a good time. tte rv la more unemployment be- > (ffe g r L a V iM tH o rtd u t& ) about a lot of thlnga. gnus* there nr* raore^dlvorce*. The unfortunate death* In Ordo rosultini from tho u*a of lol for tho treatm ent of canc a r will cause unthinking person* to make adverse reflect lorn on t t a medical profe**|on. Hut it .Should not ba forgotten that *c|epce hat . matt# lr« « stride* in the |a»t qv»rury In aUaqlrmttag d>sl suffering and th a t ev. »nl gtep hn« utugllr been sled by ipmo human A* r*«r«ttal>|o a* lha tragedy I*, the death* nlteelmal compared to on* of live* which h»v* v*d hy I he pioneering T*»e*rcb end rip erjm en U tlo n of 6 jnodical acletitkl*. hta a f tha m ost ilgnlficant gore about Europe today, « form er President Hoover'who i ju s t return ed from a tour gad, “ k the fundam ental delaredon In the economic wit* Ion". W hat can one expect to .m ilitary leader* ra irrh In I. bake a whole country overbt, when property U confiscated kt and loft without tbo tllg h iprotaxt o f juatlca o r fa ir play, aft law -* riding tit loans aro Od f a r M other riakon than t th ey happen to beBava In I and e ra willing1 to say so, I when Jaw* tto - hqeton In tholr aoo ond tholr 'ftlorv* era pHo d , and p l u n d e r e d by tbo Tory too gvhkb aro auppoood to p ra ­ re oral*?. I | I* i wander th a t re io anything loft o f tt o ooo- R u g cu ltera—Awingatern. t AlllgAtoni— A w ing m u s ic ia n s Cats—awing-fracy dancers. -o — THE SWEETTLY cynical managing editor of the Boatoii Advertiser once gave me a valuable lesson in re­ porting. Some too-sweeping condemnation in my copy at­ tracted hia notice. "That won’t do",' he aaid. '*You may believe and It may be true, that every member of tho Umtcenth Ward Young Men’s Political Reform Associa­ tion is aniIncurable, ass, Jbut don't write It. Say: ‘Every member, with one solitary exception, la an incurable ass/ Then no member of the Association will feel iiersonally offended."—Edward P, Mitchell, Memoir of an Editor (Scribners) ' ' 1 ' ' v o--------“WE ALWAYS take aLitlatlca with a grain of salt in our family," says Miss Frances Perkins, Secretary of l.abor. "My great-grandfather, who lived to be 104, was an eccentric old fellow, and at tho age of 00 had a great argu­ ment with the towrt bootmaker aa to how a pair of ahoca wftk to b« made. -V •"Look here, Mr;.Pprkina,'. nald the nhocmakcr, finally becomifiit impatient, .'why do you make «uch n fun* uhout I pair of ahoeaT You are 09. Do you think you'll ever live to wear Ihem out ?' / ‘ “My great-ffrandfathcr looked at him revorely. 'My fnan,' he aaid, ''don't you know that very few people ever die after the age of 00? Statiallca prove it!"—Milwaukee Journal. ' ' ; 8 ANICORD.TWENTY YEARS AGO lion. Rlvare H. Buford, candl worn a w hite picture hat and sodale for justice of the Buproma i-omanrlax fja m^tch. Court wa* In tto city youtoyday Tho unarm Wota big .khaki *ot shaking bands with hi* old d k r uniform. frHuxd* gap making many now Dr. Hilburn pariorm ed lha |mpreoalva ring ceremony of ttw M elhodkt Church which mad4 Ihoso tw ain on* Ml*. H a lf k the aidert daugh. to r ot Mr*. F o o n k V. to * ami ■k loved and admired by t o r rnaay friends for bar tunny d k PoaJUon a M ewao* winning wiyo. " CoriKical H uff k wad known In t t o rlly, h arin g beM aaaociat•d to r Many year* wR» tto firm of T. J. Miller and Boa. When t t a "call to cotore" cam , Iia (toe a m o n g 'th o fir**. to 'h a « w o r ‘aM T H I FOUNTAIN OF B L O O D .... Deep In tho h eart of tha Hon* duran Juii|le< of t'en trn l A m erlri nature played one uf her Itran l* "»*. Prank* by rre a tln s a verlpib1* fountain uf blooj which fUshe* with itlrk y , ioddish liquid every l|n ie -ll rOiu* Awelnsplred native* viow thl • phenomenon w |lh fear, bailey. III! a huge dm soi. lie* bleedlnl f»r li»i'k in a cava from which the “blood'' epurta '.o form ' ■ "Indie*, red rWor that *tretrhe* over, proved It to be composed for mt|e*. uf w ater oaturalod with dccaywl No while tnnn ever wa* known animal and vekrtabla m atter, to have wilne* 3d the e'.runc* which held In colloidal tu*pen«U)n slslit until word of the "dragon'* certain .reddish mineral* that * I toed" river sot l°- J ’*ul , Behm. Save Ihe appaaraiico of blood. Hlranga n« . It . rrm *. although a U niversity of t^fitom tin «tud“n‘. Behm could n o ^ V * l* t the chemlcaly d ifferen t the colloidal e irll.m o n l and adventure that *0 nature of the w ater cloaely a p ­ expedition to find thl* fountain proxim ate. ihe physical consti­ offered. tuency of real Mood Handicapped hy lack of fund’, Thn finding of. thl* strong* llehm, atrnnxn aa l* *eem*. gave fountain recall* another *lml)*r several blond I ran*fusion* t o . oddity In Algeria, where two By RUSSELL K A t — ' ™ tt? *• R f !* ■ , By BAULK K ll'l' ' - (|v*n a t the Hahfonl Cram m ar School on Friday N l«ht a t H:W' o’clock. The play, directed by Ml** M argaret G riffin and Mra. Kyhil Routh, th o u a a backwoods acliool til '40. , During the cour*e of pnr day’s acboollng many In'erralins and curloa* thing* happen iniludm c BJqt Churth- wll* hold It* r meeting a t 'the home of Mk* Mary TTyatt R atliff, 1100 Park Avenue it 7:30 P. M. T to quarterly butlnaea meeting o f t t o Vfamaa'* M lulonary moot* . lag of tto First B aptkt Church will bo held at the churth at - 1 4 0 o’clock. All m em to n aro I'**' «rg*4 to ' attend t t k Important • meeting. Every officer and ghweral chairman please to pre­ sen t w ith report. A H IA D af olhrr “ Artt-nUhl era" at Noel Ceward shew, "OperetU ," la Leaden was Dlani W rayard, actress, whose headdrrm had circus-like pattern. Picnic Al LaiiRhler, Applause Greets Senior l ’luy TUESDAY t o bald la Daytona Beach at tha Flnt Baptist Church a t 10:00 A. M. Two of tto BUi* officer* and •.M to lc a a ry will ba speaker* for A** day. . . •: . I T to Board Meeting of tto jg to a a n'e club will ba h«W at ■ N A. M a t t t o WomSa'a Mrs. HID Entertains Bridge Club Group Mra. W. a HIU entertained tto takas 00 ***• ™ • « ' / '» April. o f bettar" Tha 7»th s.*^ . L . . I H * J " tto retfUh TmU og torere Regular Meet Held - f y Friendly Club W CDNKtdAv • •' • T to Frwwdiy O k * told IU. r a r ? T to regular montklv baala4u ■todttoe of the Woatah'a H ub ul4f»wuakly m aetlag laat night a> WRI to held at 1:00 odock at A O Wamaa , Club, ~ • Mqci your frlenqs at Homcri **pn«tod to bo ' / V ’ *■ PLENTY OP PARKING 8>*A(^ ENJOY OUR WEEK-ENp SPECIALS Orange Ice lopped wllh Ice' clT«m and cherry ... Double Dip kc cream cones............................... * eVd%-J It” . , o' . I ' .J 14 ox. let cream ooda—Iho largeol .a (own omers K |gtil children o f |b « Hanford tlra m m a r Hrhoul ItHlay atlendetl th n K lem m lary Hrh»»l Mu*|c Keallval sponsored by the Hol­ lins College C onservatory »f Mutlc. T he children, train ed by Mr*. W. H. M cCracken, local m usic auporvU or, un> lu sing in a cumhiiiNl c e n tra l Florida Choriia of ohniit 300 children. T ho children representing Ron. fo rd In tho ih n rila aro «* fn|low*: M ary Helen" Tew , M urili" I **-i Wnr *, T h e n ’ll Madden. I'il u srd W hile. Ihdihy l'iv><|ur. I din, |r a H |iarkinun, uud Hilly H unihnurd. T he num ber* w hich Ihe c h ild ­ ren have relirnrseil and p re ­ sented on thn program a re : "I'e u aa n t llaiiee," ’'May Tlm o," •'Hnnia L u ria," "M erry Life." “ A m erica Ihe Beautiful." "D ixie," “ Hiiig W lirn Y'mi're H appy." "P up iliev, tho W roai'l." "Ilim in on th e Itange," " T h e lln rp th at Olien 'lhnMir.il T u tu -* Hull*," uud “ iJ illa b j* T he churtia wna il■*•*< t **<1 It) C h ri-I” pber O. IlniPU, llire elu r uf Ihe ItolHii* CunaervBliun uf M u le , T h“ ' tlrn k 'r I'lay , '*T»i«« Whole T ow n* Tulklnlt" wa< pn*»«'nl“d : j* af tto Woman'* MUtlontry BoSlaty of tto Baptkt Church wQl u to tu re nlfro School To Present April Fool’s Play m W E U Number ' Six’ of the First • While the Calendar still indicate* ^ " ' Tn'd m r e to r T P*r t ° f * ' nnerimUaW Of ( t o pcO o^U ntiad t h i t there ore. but U w rek. lu (bo . . . . 16to«*o ! ..f p e m lt o o / T u r e r p u rl year, w* find ourarlVos (a-day n* Irtooa*. U f a j U l k g worid (S v * . with about 6.200 -special weeks ??,?**' s^* . *** THINK* • n to fk a t," It w as U garifre j Mexico which w# a re railed upon by nf* about| tax»q, w hat w* w ( h t | g*|ght I lacking flclal proc'am atlon to obrerv*. W* J* * ,* , other, i tlons slmlkriy don't any more (ban get “ Wild lU *W ,l«r*’ fdrelga L lf. Restoration Week" o il of £ 2 2 ? * * T ! “ 4 * “ ,Ud «• J ARhoq*h H' our h a ir before w* ere pounced T H JIfE s to u t t t o U ap ay ar. |(h rd * n a* had upon by an afflc .1 demand t h a t 1 A* Cotooal Jla i L w told tha 0|| o riy to d Wo stop evarythlng oka ond tu rn lumtorwixn tto o th er day: U h a lf'g am * t baew W our thno, thought and attention *Le Hm*. a /fo rt oad money (p en t *red** o f h .'dif t# T a g Inform ation Week". x*9. , PfJfW *, W * ^ * * ! ^ * bbm eitoto m s Anybody It re-m s. can got . I m p t t k a r I t o T t o x a l T t h a r e - , U ta r woo Id | O weak aat a*Id* for .a y purpose oelre# and put It oa tto other ha«d,r "7 '" • a y tim e, hy simply thlnkM* up fe'im *, wore lurnad tow ard a Aim-1"> Tbtm r i ' e n q n « FE* • o r e new reason, and n* m .lto r .e e r a a f f u t i t o fa w o r k to g j a to j ^ * , llle .t n x ^ • j j _ .J \fg wBtry vaitM I# itin tto precismottow and tho Matter*' Musical Festival Is Attended By Pupils T to m fu U r meeting of Circle Member Three of tto First M atted 1st Church with Mr*. J, I* d a r k chairm en, win meat a t t t o tom * a f Mm, 0 . W. Bailey, f i t W tri Eighteenth Street a t S.-M •VtodL ' T to regular meeting of Circle Num ber Four of the First (Methodist Church with Mr*, a a McCall, J r - chairman, wfl] m eet a t tto tom * of Mr*. J . O. baney, l i l t Sanford A rena*, at "zM a t o'clock. CireU Number Five e f i tto • P i n t Method (it Church with Mr*. E arl Dosaey chairman will hold > tto rvgelar meeting a t tto home of Mrs. II. A. Swanson S t Twelfth «- - M l eat aad Oak Avenua a t 7:M T to Association for Childhood ' •' . tom cat Ion win ip am o r a benefit . bridge party at tto Sanford » k i Gleb a t i:o o o'clock. Tbo proeaoda '*01- to a**d to **nd a delogot# to tho National Convention to Cincinnati. » ■; ■' T to oceta DWklonel MooUns There may hav* been a time dcalgna'ed “ Day*", “ W rek*", when a Gubernatorial Proclam a- "Monllyi", and "Fortnight*" |h« tlon carried tome weight, hut poor humble c ltk en la supposed ronoider.n’ the character of most to observe. It certainly ought to of 'em we've had crowded on In prove worthwhile. for the Iasi few years, tha avgrNow don’t g et the Idea that I *gr official pronouncement to-dey , m . attem pting to balililo any arouse* ju .t about a* much In-, worthwhile movement fo r which leresl and excllemcnl a* a p a u se . * " we*k" h i* been aat aside. Many fo r "itatio n annnuncem enC, • arv commendable, but (he fact reI've never been afflictad with i h , t i h , public baa been the disease known a» autograph »w««k'd" to death. ' ‘ collecting, but If I w an ted . the ^ of u.e signature of any .governor, mayor, to aervancq a f a given wrek, and I'd j, h e r . „ot only their .Ignator* but aim t t o official real along with Calendar ' Mexico May .S^ek F a s c is t %rHets “TOO LATE TO CIiASSIFY” Mm W. E. Italna honored h er young daughter. Ilatel, with a birthday party yesterday after­ noon rolebrfltlnR her *l*th b irth ­ day. Mm, Ralnt entertained at her home on llolly Avenue. ■ The room* where the ym int Rimxla were ntteinhled were deeorntrd lu roniplliilent the E asier *c*son. In thn dining room a U rce birthday eak* cen­ tered the tnh|n which . w at su r­ rounded by^ mnnll Individual rnke( 'deeuralm l with handle* and limiuiet a t H atter h atk rit- The»o wern presented Ihe guest* a t favor*. Kami's and eonlett* were en­ joyed daring Ihe afternoon by the following guest*: Phlltia AJlei|. Ilv-t fjr Hate Hoolelian, C her ry Hlngletnry. Ia*la W etlPhab Klara Kipp. Klloi Man Uedfeam, Kmina (lenn Methvln. Danl*o Hlevrh*. Iiarhara Ann hilen field. Alice lieldln, Naney Jean Appleby, Ttarbara Leo Chapman. Martha Mao -Chapman. Lillian Wa|»h, Cferaldlno Drna, Dorothy Cole, In-no Mrflrudcr. Jacqueline Dunn, Joan Ann William*. Helen Hinlth. Iiarhara Hmlth. Hetty (lauge, Charlene Caldwell, and Kdith Lovejoy. Alao; David Park, C |arenr« KnaPP. Buddy llonlehan, lleorgo Turner. Tommy Methvln. Henrun Chapman. Robert Kalrelolh. and Tommy Rl ringer. C B kyW The conatractive citlten has a la b lltk ln g peace In iia own r w n k fll 1 vital loicraat In hia country. Anl- and than reflecting th a t peaea t* T - ' mat«d by patriot km and loyalty, ward a tta r nations? ia w ar c a r 7 ha desire* id be e f service to kla atfta, la way decree wha<eeerer, mi .country a t all tlmee. Recognising bringing laoslag good to one'* '. honcat purpose* and itnUghU or- country? T h i ' R eaU t gar* thh ; w ard p ra c tis e aa param ount, to Ineklv, aaaw tr (M atttaw S 6:bi), endeavor* to pu*h beyond merely ."All they th a t taka lha eWerd * to t| fcntlm ental and superficial Ireues, perish wfth the sword." * 7 ' M d far adopt aound view, and, No better roeiflod a* !it, for M. aound doctrines. Thaa hi* of- tablkhbig peaceful, ha n aan Mw forte era InvgloaV*. Through w d l'to h re than to addM end to ■yalemitle rig h t thinking, he aid* practice ibo a r t of relf-govem ln aecompliahlng rig h t m u l t i , men*. W hy? Becwuaa UMduPawtad Bald Emereon, T h a t country la democracy aae for Its chief earnertha fairest, which la Inhabited by at on* th e Oeldea Rule, which I* tto Ihe nobleet mind*." .beat pr«««pt yet Bevlaad for h r The concept o f one's country man conduct. A leading American , Involves not only boundary lines, educator and anhrarelty president Inhabitant*, and countrymen, but has w ritten: T h a fatu re o f this , a'so a controlling power or gev- nation (United B 'atoa), as tto rm m e n t Consequently, an. ag- future of tto world, la bound up gregat on o f Inhabitant* and their wMh t t o hope o f • true democracy f governm ent la daflnltely regarded that builds Ittalf on liberty.” as • country. B at. in order to to** | T r u e democracy"! T hat Is an • good, responsible country—a arousing Uwtaghtl B a lk on ■ country which I* noble and fair— , "liberty," inch a dem oerley pro. , ‘here must first to a correct a t- mb** real freedom, th a t is, tlm ala of tb« qualities which nr* falrnrea, justice, equality, security, ‘ fundam entally necessary to build protection, fo r people* and gev- ■ up and sustain such a country. In cm " a n Ia. I t fornedtto aafaty. w U other word*, there m a tt to a par- irfaetion, and Oaronlty.Xor all tto caption and und*r*t*ndlng of world. . ■* (hat Invitib'e, underlying s p iritu a l, M ary Baker Eddy, tto D l* n v to | fore* or Intelligence which Iniplrr* e r ana Founder of C h rittto 9 and directs aH worthwhile a e lb - Science, nay* on page 1M a " Ry—th a t dhrlne poorer which "Science and Ilc a lU rw Itt "Key to provide* wisdom and strength tto Bcriptor**"! “God h ie anlo th for those who represent tto dowad m an w ith inalienable rights, governm ent a f (be country and for am ong which are self-gover*Ibo** who are governed. , ! merit, reason, and conacleaca. Man "The kingdom I* tha Lord'*: and > P™P*«1r oelf-gotoraoa only he I* tto governor among the na-1 whrn L rig h tly and tlons." declare* our hlgheet au* governed by h b Makar, divine thorlty—tha Bib's. Thl* plain, po*- T ruth aad to r e ." Ithr* statem ent b the key to th e ’ “T hat country It tha fairest, entire e ltu ttio n / the answ er to whfch b Inhabited by the nhblevery problem confronting the minds." And tto “nohleeh countries o f the world now and m lndt" a re ever those which am always. Thl* lupram * fact re- exalted In1character and quality— ganllng government 'demand* UGed high above the sordid, de* careful, iindcviat ng contlderatloti basing thing* 6 f m ortal dxpcrienra, on the part of true, p m g re a ilrt end gl mpamg tha realm ef spiritIhinkers. When practically applied "*1 things, w h ere' goddness. It will work wonders for people*, mercy, --probity, predicated upon and governm ents everywhere. ja n unbounded lor* fo r God and It gnei alm ost without saying man, I r e tha controlling Influth at tto progress, harmony, ami encea. "Rlghteousneea e u a lte tt a true contentm ent of any country , nation; to t aln is a reproach tu ora directly proportionate to tto ony pocple." . todivldval ond collective, welfare When oar country every counof IU Inhabitants. B at her* I* tto J try1—finally come* to aeo th a t Ih momvnton* fact, end It need* to reality God Is the governor In all to em phatically s tm ie d : thl* wel- thing*; when every country com** fare I* prim arily ip jr'tu a l. It k to know Him and Ilia governm ent Ih* produet of Mind, not of m et- aright, and to understand th at U r. It I* bom of God. not of m*n. man reflect* thi* government. Hazel Rains Honored With Birthday Party I . will to slop me n t g formed • natural , a Jape- I .-I <;v“it|uK in (to. Hmilnota M i s s R u t h M e t t i n R o r II iiClx Hi liiud An.Iitoi Him before U e c e i v e H H I r I i H o n o r nil nudh'iKT. wltirli M-H|Hindi'd to u well cu,l and wril cliou'n plav xvItli much 11 • lil« r ami app|u'u*e. Tim li'iuliur. i liiiftti i»r». Vo|lo WjlllnniH, Hon Ill-hop. Mi*» MurJnijr (.'o. too n, uiiil M ix llilril I'ulmt-r, n clu " ’ ll i>upporl“d by M in Jo.’ini' Axxar<’l|o, II. (I. lin k m i, Jam i', CoIIioh , Mi * 1'iM'i Ii.t Ti ill in k, und iilbrra. I’riir* lied r.ifi, nppri" inl|i»n w in ' p i“ri'iitnl by tin* Hell* N kk Kents and Georur Temple; l«r l'la - 1. repreoenled hy lloug|aa •“Bho Boyhood of Itnleliili", by H|i’n 11uni Mr>. It. I!. Muxw.'ll Julanne Howard, RamoA Hn I, Eugene Hingletsry, Danny I'a llihan, and Milliard H unt; “Tim .‘tong of th t LaiV", by Dale lloffmun. Nancy Collum, ’ and Marjorie Hedgea; “The Age of Innocence ', By Leroy llodges, Connie Mi Cal' aad Betty King; "The- Flower Girl", of Holland by Charles Gormley, Kdith l.ovrjoy, and Janice Brown; " T h e ’An gel us", hy Jam es Mathews, Mary lllll, Helen BtallM eu, and J. R. Kli«; "T h t irl vrith the Cal", by Adrian Story, Frank Griffin, and .Sylvia BIG CHOP l j >sh Melaeh; "The Boy with the Torn B a t”, by Anne Wlggina, Edward t.OS A NGELEH.-tA1)—lJ>»se. Visllpr* umklnu dm cruiso in H art, and Ralph Leasing; “ Whlst- e.pccinll}' •a<|»l|ipr<l hual* ov“r In (griculture in l» s Angelrs ler*a Mother", by Ralph Hmlth, dm "N ature T rail/' lha famnu* county from the rains and floods in Stale McWhorter, and Edna Ken- Kluallna lst«mls amt Hint lslun<lx early March are estim ated at fcarlck; "The Boy with the Rab­ n«*r M< Intosh. urn bring given a Iti'Jl.OOO hy Harold J. Ryan, bit", by June LemnmnH, Howard close Up nf (h“ Amoiirati rgi*ts. county agricultural cuoimlssionrr. Rung*, and Ralph Wight. simWv herttn* and while Ibis C itrus groves and vineyards were which a>« now noiling. hardest hit. CLARKBTON, W arh. —OT)— Leal spring W. C. Bavsm lost b k watch and chela whik wmking In k k garden. T h k spring he dug Up S big etock-faed carrot and, USld to, found t t o watch and chain Imprisoned betwoen Rs four II* Inch real*. ugggggwwgggggggwggggnanwBggwgiiwgwwwaawaawraai FLft«, ret. 104 ih * H U I, By JOAN DURHAM NEW YORK. Mar. S?.—(*>— Inagficiency* In household cm* ptoyeea la a* much a reflection on Ihe employer a t it It on (he employee. *Such Inefficiency mean* the mlaIret* u*ed poor judgm ent In en­ gaging the employee o r *he lack* In quelitie* n e eeu ary to the tm ooth operation of a household. “There a re two things every housewife must accomplish In her employee* and worker*," says Mr*. Richard Uoardman, head of Scientific Housekeeping, an o r ganliatlon th a t ha* trained New York hooaehold employees for twenty year*. Double Salesmanship “ The flraf u ’ efficiency. The second I* a perm anent desire on the p art of (he employee to re ­ main in her job. *. “The mlitreea muat tell heraelf to her worker* a* well a* tha other w*y around," say* Mr*. Board man. “The preveiling a t ­ titude rauit be one of mu?utl In lereet." She advinri a thorough-goingInterview w4»«n engaging new employee*. There must be no m il' um icrtU ading on the** eleven point*: laical Ion of the employer’* home. 1* It in Ihe city o r the country, a house or an apartm ent 1 Dutle*. 'W ill there be cooking, serving, .cleaning and laundry—or I* Ihe laundry ten t out? Reference*. No reference mein* much unlct* It'* from someone known tu the employer, althuugh the tatter should be able to judge fairly w tll If the ht* a personal talk w i'h a form er employer. Salary, Day uff. Thai muat be abso­ lutely regular. Make ll Saturday or Monday—It you don't like Thursday. Put never break into II, uhlei* fnr «n Aheri(ency, How shall the newcomer addrraa her m istress—“ Madam" ot "Mra, Conklin"? About Unlfnrma Uniform. Will it be required? If so, what type. If the salary la adequate, Iho maid should pro vide h er own uniform. Put if tho m iitrraa wanta coally unifoima the should provide them. Under neatly all circumstance* rfm should provide accreaoriea, aucli a* collar*, ruff* and headbandi. Whnt kind of a atove la pro vided for rooking? Ilnurs uff duty. In many well' rvgulated household* tho hours be­ tween 2:30 o'clock and 4:3(1 o'clock U l..the afternoon are considered best. 11 should Ire agrred th at a two weeks' trial period shall be held— with employer or employee free to terminal* the job then. . Not*: Tho term s “ maid" and “set* ant" aro cwnaidered out of date, "llouaehold employee" la much tnur« aatlafactory. Ordinary "ityle" aboce limply aren't comfortable for hourt of walMnx or alanding...^ they ateal your pep and charm. B ui do you know you can now have both buoy-' anl all-day comfort and smart atyling in one pair of marveloui ahoca? Let ua show you the amazing difference in our new WERT-The JEWELER Dlantddda Vnd W atchw ' Fin# Walch Ana Jewelry Repairing Diamond Mounting And Engraving •wuuuu rturw * c«a th u lowbwp* _tof W. Fieri- •(._______ r%~m_0 . _______ »i*L Garage General Housewife Blamed Robinson Film Make* For Inefficiency Of Fun Of GanRsterisiit Slight C ate of Murder,* M H o m e Employees fa "A. tre film th a t frankly and unre- _ Thru*-Point B a la n ci . Removal Notice I am anw k ra le d la tt o A rrada b n lldkg. No. t | Haafard Ave.. »Hh • ' fall Boa af K y aak a E aam ek, Bond at acre Lwndacts, Im rsa ft Coalldga house paints. .'A Buoyant A rth Support Flu o r’Pitting Lotto f rktare Framing And Fnrnltara Fainting. on a0*link LD. Martin IH k ifE L . aerredly make* fun of th e whole butinet* of gangsterism and m e" j krtecring, la trh rd u lrd a t the fealu re attraction at tha Ilttx T h a* ' Ire tonight and Friday, I t I* a W arner Proa, production . with Edward G. Uoblnaon a t ita r . But be'* a d ifferent Edward O. Koblnton. lie'* no m enaelnr, gwnluting, tin itte r underworld ch ar­ acter (hit Um«. He'* a fellow who waa a beer-baron In d ry day* and now, tine* Kepetl, h a t been try in g to g et along an a legitim ate brew ­ er. But lie'* a dry a t heart t he'* Eddie loses all or hia money except about a half-million, and a rival outfit trlaa to gut away with that. Then rom ra tha shoot­ ing—fnr naturally .there m u tt to gunplay In a g n n g rirr-n c k e to e r picture. Hut the would be looter* • hoot each other up, ond th e re ­ sult la four dead men—Just a F ar a change, Eddio Robinson doesn't dl* In this picture, aa t o ha* In many of h it r a r lb r film*. He's happy and grinning at thn end. He has learned al>out hi* had beer, has* remedied It, and la a contented and prosperous "aquaro guy." Political Advertisements %o r*: r i m GEORGE H. DHIDOE. JR. e»r I.NRgMM>4 n i:P iir.* i» T tT JU ] l « l i i a u p >ea. a l l r ««ll| w a r l t and fat Irg la lallsa la f««»r a f ik#ll»F TM da, K rllrr arhaal rn aillllaaf. a a d f a r k r i H r faraa. k a w la taa i H la k e r M a f l l l a a a . II* k r l l a t M II r w a a l a g | k t S l a t # a a »« NBd V r « * a a a t l r a l k a a l a r . a v r l u r l p l F a , ellaaI am I l a « w a a l a r r 4 l a r f f l r l r a r y . I*b M I 'w l l l l r m l %4 ro il K n it rn iS T V c n iiw iia io x H U lrtri > N m krr O ar D r n i n r r n l l r 1 ‘f l m n r f * M a r B* D. I- T il RASH lilt seeks hie re-election hy Ihe peuple of Bern* Inule County U|Hin hl« record of b alin g faithfully performed tho dulie* of hia office. l-aM l-.tllllrnl AO ANNOUNCING u W. U. WllllamH iim a candirlulc for re-election to the Board of County Commixnioneni from DUlrlc) No. 4 Nubjrct io Iho May Pri* mnrim. Mr. W illiam H in chair­ man of Ihe prcocnl Board. t h i 14 r > l l l t e w l X4 �% 7K SW '• K V x T ? V r T ;? r * 3 "." 7 1*T ,, ' • ---- ------- m SAWFtRD H O A tp ; BAWTORD^WJCHaPA’ THURSDAY,/MARCH SI. lM*k NAZIS! POSH AUSTRIAN ANSCHLUSS VOTE TnUlfeDAY, MARCH 3!. IMS Participant New Coiffures For American Women iti - . Gives Classic Grace Mountaineer Riga Up Gem-Cutting Shop lime*, fiVMi] w.icv* of IftdUvt Autos Reduce Cost Mout** f«IO; canUvti*, Of Warrant Serving SILVER SPRINGS MERMAID HAWK, N. C* Mar. 3 0 .- m ~ Ruby Mucha,,an, mountain'!*! miller, kept finding KlUttninS p i n e , of eeml preciou. stone*— r n o c t . n iirlh r* t anil others — In creek boJn and e|s«*her« near his mill. N alu ljr aoenu.*. |o »a|nc {he uncut gom , rnnuali to buy them ami Mioy r .'r e of n<* u*a ui Jewell Jr <11 tlio itntah. Others m'R'it li n o |. | || an at that hot this imwntnliier .1i<l not. He rirg id up n hnme*nia<|e np. pam ln* In ru t atul polish the (tones r.’'ltiug his power from a belt to tin* o irm b n t waterwheel of h it mill. Now, ho has *h*l m*y bn Hie only waterpower Item culling shop III Amorira. TUCSON A rt- i l*i It dm .n't n " . r» notch |n se n ,- vim nuts in th e Rival open s|vaiv« of A u r.o ii th en ' days, im n Ih tl . h c i i f - d> |ititles e ‘n vse mi*oMii title> in -t, I of hol>e» to lim it mi, lying local • tr « . K i p n e r . i»f vv.utnn* it on* in I ho old d m . notllil p ile inodciil Indcet mnkl’lw n Innd.li In III IKsJi 1,11 in .t.in .v it ,v I*,, , , vinnl.v I I-I**''- j,i .| f.o hill *i'> and tnuli*s to mil I it n p„ ,• o f ii ,j | ttllm in **e\i-i‘tite o m u ; ,,it tcilaiti Apnelio I * ti it.** % Ini h ot slta v rd fiom tIts- S U I n o . ie . c n alien. The l«lll aim inl'idi I li. i e no,I mole tla id .it a*',I • nld e ., < i.|| f | ; href. J e t.f J ; Ii tdiinre, fit;..‘at; Loretta's Place rtniaB atari** .1 M i l . . I ’vw m V » » . » « d I M I.M . Ill«k«»* I w trr N r* M»na*rw»rul \ \ I n r a««l l l w r (irrm iii Cooking W \NTKIl w im so m eo n e " v n u .ir v K s fo ot- Im M>4k« i Iff iImi H U M t * lllr tV . VM%I %1«*o • ♦»« M*<* •• k" *• I Ml* :» t\, Mh%' vMft • -M M rlfk IVH** U»l* *• IIM H, M«»| »pl»rto *»tt M» •»» kn»llt lr*« m. MIT HV-- M1«H. | «%% |s» Msr. J mm k il 1 iHhol Iv • >llH«a 1st l i i alii .«I I a n ttS M« »«i, hMir I VI'St HAY Y»l (1‘OOMt I t t f l * MNQINN Att TMK u:Ht ATsiMI t»f O unlitv F rln tln o Ci>N«Mtl %*« CKINT1NO I KdllU M lM M MONTGOM'iRV. A’a . Mar. 31. —(AT—Jam es llr iv r y T ay'or, whlely known Alnbam i newspaper n u n , died at his home yesterday ■ ‘fter. an illness of several months. M A N AT W O R K mi s 'Independent-Tiom e Owned a i d O p era ted • l i e B I R T H A S ’ O F C K R M A N 0 R A T O R V /are tmtog SrM frme Nari keadquar^ to V l ^ t o . ^ r ^ lU m eu t MMto« (aWtre). eraeartog Aw^Ha_ fm a f.wjrabU April t• ee I M eMettoei T W , * J u f t f H l t o S r ^ Help Yourself To Savings! MW M ritlo a to Joaeph R. She*, h a a (a b o ra),recen tly appointed execetlve dlrectot of the United States M aliUma commission. *' • V• ’ ■ * *■ 1 —sl. f*.l^» • M anil I nh p i n t T in : h i i ii i t t ii i i - * T n i i v n r v PHONE 411 & 412 * T R I U M P H F O R H I T L E R W A S S A A R F L E I I S C I T E in January. IMS, w hea reople of Saar basin—which Germany had surrendered to Laatuo of Natlouo for IS yearn, aa a w ar to . . Jeranity—voted to return to O erm anr. After the voting (above) HlUcr ndmed aa eoam lsalonrr Jotepk l U ucrtk'l. who'* now In chart* of April 10 Austrian plebiscite. Ta A o.tr la ns, Baerekel declared Utot 1 In Austria, a t to the Saar, “It Wat toe Jews and Bolthevlka who led toe oppoaiUon to toe Naxla." , G O N E A R E T H E D A Y S when tin tin g Negroet Intd. .bargrj. Invtrad. rr tn e t handle cargoe* a t Kt l-oult (abovel ^ ulhrr MUvlMlppI polnti ila rt river shipping boom. T H E I R O W N M O T H E R S might nat rdcdgSIao G a r y ' (left) of Indiana and MrDanlels of Oklabomn A. A M. at rol* leflate wretUtog meet a t 6talo College, I’a. M rD anlrli wott. r • 'Hi* V- , V .M WO.--*. ', It Caul. George Eyatou, ready to pitot Vl* “Thundr’rto lt" In quest ul a new (peed m ark. iR ' l .t ’ L T C R O P O F I C 1 1 !i a Ci j ofl Newfoundland, where Iro Patrol Tahao sighted tola N ( , hag moved “G reat Circle" route s r r o u Ihr AUantle M miles south of u tu tl (learner lane*. H e up-hot wa .h r piopb* n o linued Ip get prom ts.,, land ownA n itld foreign.r» ii.M iind t» Ihi-bl tl-rir propn-y. In |!il7 I’n-rlu l.o l l,-.rraiita whole to pi-ooi res Hnto • new roti»tt'ut;-it>. 'li-at, [jMltl-g other thiru-. p '.d g rd •Ing o -iin iu rn t, 'o: • 1 Uive .Philers a st -t • or in -Yu. tr ill profits m il i i diride She land amona the Inntiir2 Take titer the nnmi nt rich!.. In H u name of th-- Merirfcir jrio|il«*. |ln*. I IJill, however III •*-» a 'ill were mere o, less pr.on'si’s under )mwer.M P lu ln co E lm ' • alb* In th at year, fallii* selected lot7 n ro Carilinn*. In I ic jiu i * hi- it'bbc- a l.m p preslder.*. Much tu ivvrybody'i •uiprl-e. Canlrnav w t» no rubber stam p. He inrreese.l Ihe rim y ’s pay n i l penslant; m luc-.l il l r n n y ; .o ft-rn d the w tr against the t'athcJle churrh; turned the Calles i«<l lira m arh ne into the ''a rd v rg f m irh 'n e; begin lo fulfill ,iror.vi«r. if tlie 1011 ic'o lu lo ii. '&•’ C’allr* called n b u 'l—s n i fu'.nd bln self a man without v country. C ardenas beg.n turning Iht landed a.tatea over to" the Indiana. The deposed ownrr go: a pro­ missory note. Now, whi n the oil compnnlet refuse to pay Irbor cotta they d y e g U r lW % v c l i ' ,¥ BEMINOt.K FIIARMACAL CO* INC. Miller Bldg. Park Ave tw o n o o n s soi ti i o r uu u a x a r w».-l *«-i .i .y, j k . o rm H K T M irr PRESCRIITIONS ACCURATELY COMPOUNDED AT REMARKABLY RBDUCED PRICES. OBTAIN OUR PKICB ON INDIVIDUAL PRESCRIP­ TIONS IIEFOUB FILLING TOU WILL BE SURPRISED DR. MILLER WIGGLY H pecial N o tic e — N e x t w eek A p ril 7 -8 -il— th e r e w ill In- h e ld a d e m o n s tr a tio n o f l l a t t l e C re e k H e a lth F o o d s In t h i s s t o r e b y a n e x p e r t n u t r i t i o n i s t d re e l fro n t Hat* ti e C re e k — S h e w ill a ls o g iv e a le c tu r e a t t h e W o m a n 's C lu b o n F r id a y , A p ril 8 lh a t .1:30 P . M. F r e e L e c tu r e — E v e r y o n e in v .le d . C natlnu** F ro m ■ • * • O n . pro p rr'y by a comparatively frw families. He Invited foreign capitni to help hint develop the coun­ tr y —In return for r> h pioNta. In ll)tI, the fiery Madrro anil his rcvolotlon'sts irrn n l out Disc and act fFcmscIvca «o liberating Mexico. o . Hut Mexican.! nf.JU II m m mu ready for freedom. A sucrsiyiiiTi of m ilitary complexes oml uprts ir.es followed. Kach now president also lisd to keep a w .ath rr eye on the United M ates, lin n c Fnm waa poll - rue the A nit ah as, and a revo’u'.ioiii-t in I id odor In the north Imd belter look out for rivnls or gel money from people who lu d inn-aliiielits in Mexieo. M orrpfur. a leader t h r u t . hilts power lie a inHIt.-ry faction hud to find qrTrk ntoney In run ;he goveminent Mini p ry off Id. support­ ers. The simplest way was to tux Inndcwncia nml foreign capi'uliits. He s's'i mt-iled popunti';-, end the poput-ir tidin' was to pi-m ise In give 'h e land l>aek to the In d ons mid drive out fmei-rners. Here wen- the horns of a dilemim . If n rnilei ilre .e out fitrlgnera anil Rti'e the Inml >o .lie pimple, lie faenl li n k itp lry nml Intel vent ion by till- t'n.le.l .Stoles. If he look the tex p sy j i . nod loiet.Tt.ers' tiioniy he fu-i I n-vidu- 400 SANFOIII). AYK. S l a r i to m o rro w , A p ril FooLs* D a y . by v b l t i n i r o u r m o d e m M o re , w h e r e «iuulil> n t rijfh l p ric e s r e ig n n u p re m e — a n d a lo n g w ith t h a t n fo o lp ro o f g u a r a n t e e o f n o t b r ­ in g fo o led o n a n y p u r c h a s e y o u c h o o se t o m a k e . Oil Seizures In Mexico Planned For Many Years m M M A G N E T F O R M A G N A T E Henry Ford, automobile maker. Mown ictor that U bring letted extensively on Uio Ford plantation ot Ways, O a . near machine, which U not yet on the Market, b u rarely been photorraphed. ItAISFS HIS OWN SMOKIiH FANCY W IIOLB CHAIN III.UK HOHK T H I S IS R E A L L Y G O O D — W IS C O N S IN CH EESE J U S T IN c* - M o n ey T o l<o«n O n A u to m o b ile * H r f i n in c in g — Pound F|M ,,A v AN" C.L»(j 3 ~ would rein (In in, I'n n lrn a t in­ vokes the l-xpioprial on Invv of lli:!lt, Inki-H over t HMI.OOO.ItOO worth of pm priiy. lie say- Metiro will p.iy IIi*- owners within Id y en s. Whether t ’arilena* is linking economic ronfiiuion, or b.inkrupiry, nobody knout. I.lkrw l.e, nhiei 1 1 1 * lu re wonder nliat the I'll led States r m do under (is new good ne'gh' or |« |iry. The United Sillies lies been buying Mevl tn silver w r'l ah o 'e he world price, mid pegging Ihe Mexii an peso (dollnrl with llirse purrh.irc-. That mlpht lie usnl a - a thri ll, but Ihe t l r r a t of rcnnnniir in'erventim In lieklisli, 1 rcause .every iintion .oolh of Ihg Itin (irrnde I. w iilrlrni; Unite Sam, Mr nwhi'e, ('nideiias e d it up Mi'xjrr.n* to rnako r.ucrlfiret for “economic IdMration.*' Tlie lu l l revolutionary f rerrackrr hu* fi­ nally exploded. _ D A IS Y Strawberries * -•* l L )o z . Apples 5 lbs 15c Apples J T R Y T H I S W IT H RECAPPING 50% SAVING 475 x 19— 1 4 J O 560 x 17— 35JM *00 x 19— 3 6 .4 5 Ihh i HofJd P U R E CONCORD 1Jint Bottle 1 L-5 MONARCH SPECIALS FOR MONARCH WEEK ( G E T A H A L F D O Z E N O F K A C II D U K IN IJ T H I S V g O IIA Y S A I.K ) teleph o n e pea s nr in* Siy.i% lin t A i‘iiili‘r a m i S \ i i ‘i** ■■ N o 2 . 'lls j,: n 1 Onions 3 5c 10c R o a s S u> S7 !/ ^ c A lint our The that • TIRE SHOP to m * to . V*•* 14* N*l***•*«• M v tk c irl 2 t.tm Vm | .ii l . « * . C it lu i p 3 L o tllrl Meats • »IF**| | t l i e u H o n ;; fla k e ! 3 (*•«**j- * l S y iu p no 2 I —a O* V—d—• M a c a to n i 2 • f I* VctktoA N o o d le t Spinach vLvik WN-im I 2 lb • 1 J a *• *x evh a !*«• * II. L 25c 25c , * N, |* m *a* B ocon • 1 • C hj t, Rw.bi.« B a to n Ik |> k g \ • • \ ‘i c a n '4 - d - e . pkgv 4 p lq t •. Ronsv • It> VvAU V.d 1 •i Chops « Ht im V S-vuvvgo lb | Rcc-I T o n q u c i lb P i j l i . c t tb ' 25c uwk 23c U» (1« U«« hb%« t »*Fetv B aco n Ik • .* h. J Vj is sea k b k B a ro n Ik 17c 39t 31c 2k 13c 2 for 111. 3 I 11 R1I.1M Vegetables 2 for %o. a r % \ Lima Beans 2 for a ts Corn 2 for i i i i w tir r i: Sweet Corn 2 for u m k iii -Ml. i V o lv o C o l l o c lb 17c N e w D ay C o llc o lb U f T ip . .v« y T o o ^ lb 2 S< T l x r w i HSM . F o a R iv o e MOk 3 km 1 9 c h ' C .n e w s W Co* O to t** M Jk 3 t*R u m 2k (grapefruit Juice HAMS Hair •» HkM t Lb. 2 5 c Calf Liver BHOILUKM Roast r» ac-f w s r n c a s i Beef Roast NIS ON UNISKKT Beef Stew 33c p rin ts 35c Green Giant F a n i A M l n a g .SlrawlwmeH HOLLAND HERRING -keg- s M S m s U 1 SUPER SUDS Potatoes Lemons Oranges Tcmatops Bananas 3 Del Maiz N ib M Lemmond 111 B. to d BL S I Colory Grape Juice 5c B a ilo r ro lls Jack FlnneM—I’hone ITO-J •r Acceptance Carp, uf Florid. F .t.kaage llidg, O rla n d o — P h o n g 4700 • lb Potatoes 10 17c S T R A W IIK R R IE S Quick Service W# guarantee first new Ur* m leagg In recaps A retread*. price Is lefts than half of ■ new tire. ' '.t.g .u C u t c d B y F.xm oux W c t l w n P a c k w rN F R O M T H E C O U N T R Y — S T R IC T L Y F R E S H r * TfASl 11N U T O N -U T - Only COO or .1 while lirtons nre believed to bn alive in the nnrlil. says Amo II. Cnnuorli-r. il lector of the Nt* Conti I'eili Service. Their habits, i n this continent la to the Florid ■ K 'erg'adcs nml on the Keys. The Everglades liaie liven proponed a* c nntinii<l pu'.k to pivrlec: the linon nnd many other rare birds th at li 'c theie. F id fc H o s quasi im vk.hI> «ivi*vtr SUGAR n 1 M O T O R S AR Im perllne the new Uavuauib. 1 ,rSTH( M J jW , O B E L IS I FL O U R Potatoes 4 lbs. 15c $1.25 �> 'r: rWr-':fa.w]VT »AJt at*! m r .:• - . 7^ iAY, .-MARCH 11. IM*> UR8DAY, MARCH St, IMS New Coiffures For ^American Women Gives Classic Grace 1;VNAZI5PUSHAUSTRIAN ANSCHLUSS .VQTE > # M - M AN A T W O R K mb M altlaa Is Joseph B. S h ea. h a a (above), recently appointed execiftlv* directos s f Use U nlte^ Id a with the O eraw a Raich acwtaipllahcd March I I , IB * . * M * • ! * • w B . k r the Us* af a ar ra e h r tr. Ada If BlUarT* mw By UBTTY CLARKR . N E Yr YORK, Mar. 3 I.-I/K )— E a s 'e r coiffure* thl* year will make American women look like the Venus dc Milo—not Mussolini. ■ays Duma*, New Yoik hair atyl'*t. year’* bair'doa W here l*»t gave women a pquariih. Mg-paw* effect, this year’* upswept nlyle* will give them the c ric c of c h a s­ te atatues. The hair ilaclf will benefit by ihe new sly'e*, Dunn* think*. Hidden under pngr-huy effect* and mas*** of long curl* last y ear much of Ihc hair never taw the I ght of day. Now, boa ever, h a ir will tie ru t short and caught up high on (hr head —giving hitherto unc.vw trd cress Ihe bene­ fit of fresh air and sunshine. To n u k e -th e most o t h e r K i*ter coiffure Madame meat do three Ihlngt.: Wash her h sir once a week, hrtnh l< e 'e ry dny, and u*e w as to remove exec** hair at the back. The liesl resuita will be obtained by digging the brush into Ihe scalp end rotating It while brush- M O T O R S A R I M A G N E T F O R M A G N A T E Ifeary Yard. antamoblU maker, thaw* Participant U fl fy r i •»» a I G O N E A R E T H E D A Y S when slm lng Negroes loaded barer*. Inxlrad. tranes handle cargoes aa HI l.ouls (above) and o lh rr Mlsxlw'ppt points start river shipping boom- H IN A *.i I - T H E I R O W N M O T H E R S anight not rdedgnlao Bury tlefl) of Indiana and MrDanlala of Oklahoma A. A M. al col* leglato w m illa i m ret at Stalo C’olUfC, I’a. McDaniels we a , R U S H when hr * uirv.rd this » if. For h«r* Is ('apt. George tiyaton. ready In pilot his “Thunderbolt" In quest til a new speed mark. i R L Y C R O P O F I C t t B S R C i S on Newfoundland, where lev Patrol Tahaa sighted this an^, haa waved “Great Ctrcli’’ route across llir AtUntlc M milts south of uausl .learner lanes. ., people o f Saar basin—which Germany bad surrender**! to L ast a* of Nations for I I years, as a s r i r h . drm ntly—voted to return to Germany. After Uio voting (abovo) Htlloy named aa coamlaatoner Joacph Bucrckcl. w ho’s now In chargo of April I I AnaUUn pleblacH*. To Austrians. Bnercktl declared U ul tn A iutrla, aa In tha Saar, “It akaa the Jewa and Bolsheviks who led Urn oppoalUan to the Nails. , Miss Johnnie Lou Myrick, a local girl, is one of ihc more than 100 young women, u > | s r v eitsl young turn, who a * com­ peting in Ihe "Cashier'a Sale” be­ ing held Ihi* week-end through­ out the alnV at Piggy Wiggly *torva for a grand prise of a comp le o m w L isten outfit, and a number of district cash prises. ' • '*;' -: ‘ • * ?¥r;TF ?^t- ' . .. Autos Reduce Cost Of Warrant Serving SILVER SPRINGS MERMAID HUM, ink.H orrr $ 10(1,000, IHH) \%t»rili *»f i*rt»|»«*i ty. 11•• m y * .Mr** »co u i l | |»*y •!••• u n n r r i u i t l u n 10 y«*iii*. W hftlirr ( ’AitfriinR ia link ini* rcniiumic r«infn or hinkrupity, noboity kiiou.i. I.ikrv. i. r, ••liAi'i v11.« k ir r wontlrr wli.il lh«* I’ri trtl .SiiUr* ran ilo •intlrr new cisnI ne'KHVnr |wl* icy. TI'U UnltiJJJ F'nte* he* been buying Mexl an silver w r'l nlui'c he wx.rld price, iilul pegging the Mexknn |ie*o (ilnllnrl with these piirch irp*. Hint might lx- i.rcd a* a tb r ti l, but the Ih 'ra l nf econoniir In'crven1 i>n i* Hikllsli, Ircnunc every nation mhiiIi of tlip Itio Grsndc i* wotcb'ng llm lc Sam. ,M e nwlii'e, t'liideuas calls up MrsJcr.ns to mnke Micrifires for “economic lilw-ration." Tlic 1911 revolutionary f recracker has fi­ nally exploded. ririii;*, lft.Yr.0; wage* of Indian Miuit*. f _10 ; antf emllCi'ti*. JI-'M.i’iii. Ktpcn*r* of tiarm n* ..;n mn in Ibe old day* Ooubl rive inndi lii liuilci'l innkei* n benilni lie. In la s j, for in tl.n ce, it . . i t I'infti tm n ly IIJ.SS ju*t f,.| Im irr. and nude* to m illi'i -i po -e of Ml d • | nlie* in "execute u ’lim it', n.t CCltaln Apnrln* l*.n i>>" «b n had tlia v n l ft mu Ibe Sail I i r ‘n» n . c o at ion. • The bill ii Imi lu ltl.l.l b o l-eo lu l mule lilankcl* anil •ndd'e*, Siill II; beef, 93.1.22; Ii nlnnre, ftil.Mi; Loretta’s Piacc .1 M(lr« I'rwM IIf In N*t•• lllftkHR> TUCSON Ar»*. -(#!•» Ii .W »n'i <ii*: r* much In r r t i r u iirn tll* In Ihi* nit'll I open spare* nf An*. >n.t i In** i* ilny*, imiv t hi l * lin iff* il, fi* mil'* c m u*e m i'im iihllci in«ie..I of llun-il In I ru th mi’l) mg le.al * IIAWKi N. C , M ir. .10.—I/O — Hoby llurliun.ni, mountain**! miller, kept rinding g|liim in~ plrre* of veinl preciou* alone*— gurnet. * m rlh r* t «n<l olheru — In creek bej* and elicnhur* nc»r hi* (Kill. Mobility prrim .; In tab le (he u p o n a rm , rnnuyti to buy ibrni ■ml lliey r .'r e of no u»* •' a i Jeuxliy bi Ibn ixiugh. Other* oi' rM have M it pn al that bet Ihi* Pionninlper illil not. He U rged up a home-made appaintu* In n il a u j polleh Ibe il o n n gelling III* power from a b*|l to Hut oti'rahnl aralerwlieel of lilt mill. Now, be ha* whal may bn |h r only a nlrrpnw er gem cutting ahnp In Ainerlra. I n i l rr N e « M n n ig ew m l Wine and llcer G erm an Cooking WANTED SOMEONE WITH ATHLETES lOOl"' /» I.' Mill II 11*1 i ’.vkuy n s v w n u ro o M E n r T T i :u K K O w ti a n the c n r.A T o a o o r Q uality P rin tin g Cotisu'd na akunl »«Bf P n iN T I N O I »««mi % ' :ti»- ii %« i«. I ItlIIIII It*, sal I itHn'ki MONTGOMERY. Ala., Mur. .11. It's dinner lime for fishes n' td lv rt Spibii-—(A l—Jame* llarv ey T ay’or, widely known Alnbami nrw spapcr- Ihi* p i e t y uwlimmr i* fe d .iig 'lie I be- m |*'f n u n , died a t his hom r yesterday actual underw n'er plm i<gM|*h. ■fler an illness of scleral month*. ' 'Independent -H om e Owned a i d Sc uthem t*armers Make War On Mice BARNWELL,. S. C.-l/P) Karm­ e n in Ih's section say country mice are Jest as bid as their city cousins, mnybe worse. One kind cat* hirlon, cantaloup end cucumber accd In the field be­ fore they ran sprout. Another breed cut off the growing plant* and cause I bo farm ers no end nf tr o W f. . The best remedy so far found I* a poison mixed with esne syrup It is used on old melon seed, g ia'n , |>eaunl* or smsll piece* of rhreri and a n tle re d nrniniil where the mire will cut it instead of the Continued Wmrr> On* properly by a comparatively fen planted seed. families, lie invited foreign capi­ tal to help him develop the coun­ RAISES HIS OWN SMOKES tr y —in rttu rn for rich piofita. In 1011, the fiery Madcro and his revolution at* iirn rd nut Disc and set themselves to libcrnting Mexico. ..• But M rxictiis of | 9 | | were not read^ for freedom. A st.cce*«1.in |,arre' of m ilitary ronqursls unit upn* ' fng* followed. Each new: president aim bad 'o keep a w ia'h rr eye on Ihc United Ftatr*. lincic Fain wn* poll- rig the Aiyt-iha*, and n revo'u!ioni«t in I ad mlor tn the nor’h bad better look out for riviil* or get money FEW WHITE HERONS from people who hid investments in Mexico. , Morepjfcr, a leader llu -u l into |>ower by c inUllrry factio n .had to find rpt’rk ntonry tn run .be gov­ ernm ent and pvy off Ids support* ev*. The *|lin|de*t way %vn* to lax Inndcwnera nnd forvign eapitaliita. He a’*.i n-eiled popu'ini'y, end Ihc popiiln- thing was to premise In give 'ho land back to (lie Inli ens nnd drive out ri.icWner*. Here were tin- horn* of a dileniinn. If n etnler ilrr.-e nut fm • eignci-a anil gnve Ihe Ininl 'o .he people, be faced b in k tcp lcy mid would trill Un in, rm tltn .it ii Inteivcnlion by the Un.le.l Slate*. vokc» (he i*X|iM*|*riat mi liiw of If he I ook the tnxpxyji i and Im* r',Ti ers' .iimin y lie fri -e t revolti’leu. H e utobnt wa .b • |i.i.|'l - cm tinued fo get pniuiiM*. Inn-1 ownrt n m d foreigner* . i.t.niied t< 1h- Id il.eir pm iieity. In I'.il7 J’n-Hwind t .-.rraiisa wlude I i. prom fe» Rnto • new con*i', 'i, i'.e. l!-al, tin i r g other Ihiiu*. p'.ilge.l the IpiMiniiient 'n: I Give w m ler* n r •». in in t V t r i l l profit* n o t *» iti/idr ibe lend im n rc the lio.lxn* t . Take uve.r the inim int right* in Hi J nnme of l|u* Mi >Iran pcopln. Un*. I 1911, bnwevp' 'I...... w*all were mere •». !e*i* pr.ini'**** undrr power.*.I I'lu tn c o Klui* • -iHa In that year, t'alle* selected l.»' 7nro Curdiiin*. to 1.rim e hi* rvbber »tsmp prealdcr.*. Much to i r t r y W y 'i *urpri*e. Caidena* w as no rubber s'.nnip. He - , . , . / T,. ,., s v/:»r r • Mountaineer Riga Up Gem-Cutting Shop Oil Seizures In Mexico Planned For Many Years T R I U M P H F O R H I T L E R W A S. S A A R P L E B I S C I T E In January, m i , w h e . . V Y/ax should lie used in itrid nf tw eeter* or *cl»*om to clear up the neckline. Ilut It' shouldn’t be k used indlrcrim 'natrly, ' Dumni A few stray strand* may lie i made Into one or two liny curls which will greatly enhance fenu* nine charm . Inspecting Ihe new tractor that U being tested extensively on Bit Ford plantation at Ways, Oa„ near U a .u n a h . The machine, which la not yet cn the Market, b ts rarely been photographed. * Help Yourself To Savings! 0*1 ^Ail.»rn At«* u'n*c<t»n i fdilrt r»<ilil dmi u»h |w*<*t u«» r*liu ^ttimjt Ihsi wril md PHONE t iii: 411 & 412 aii.s bit t « i t " ' * u r x x r i T v 4 0 0 SANFORD, AYE. SANFORD, FI.A. Slari tomorrow, April Fool*’ Day. by vhitinK «ur modern More, where <|ualil> nl right prieen reign nupreme—and along with that a foolproof guarantee of nut be­ ing fooled on any purchase you ehoonc to make. Special Notice—Next week April 7-M-!l—there will lie held a demonntraliun of Rattle Creek Health Food* In thin nlorc b y an expert nutritionist <1 reel from llal* lie Creel^— She will altwi give a lecture a t Ihe Wnman'n ('lull on Friday, April 8th at 3 ;3 0 .4 V ’M . Free’LFcture—Everyone inv.ted. PURE FANCY WHOLK GBAIN BLEB HOME ( ANE 1 I’ll k VIII It III*ANII KV AI'OH \TKI» SUGAR RICE 5 lbs„ | 9 c MILK (WITH OKIIKIIS) ! 5 Ills. 2 5 c THIS IS REALLY GOOD—WISCONSIN CV ' H E E S E Q o / I / " I n P o u n d FIIIDAY AND L L » (j S p I Q 1' I l f F iic k lle s OUAMI1V gkaMlb BlSIBVir C o r n e d B e e f BEANS DAISY JUST IN FROM THE COUNTRY—STRICTLY FRESH P T“ " CANS WIGGLY . D o z. 21c ^ lc Cuiod By Famous Woslorn Packwral Strawberries ^ iVAl’unjti** WiGfM. Potatoes 10 "‘17c THY rills WITH STKAWIIKHHIKS R oast Onions PURE CONCORD I*!** Mnckotrl 2 c.inx Vh 1.11 I— .1-. Cdltup MONARCH SPECIALS FOR MONARCH WEEK 3 bottles Sdlngg't t.*« Flnkot 3 pkg% Maciiioni 2 pkgi m i. ,a i %> m%i. %ii 25c i »l M» lb 23c Smk. S.iui.vgo lb | Bool Tongnoa lb . P ig Livci lb .... ) 17c iwili'i Pirm*i»*n B acon lb 1in’! *n'» P.l. .Mr Rifvllnt B acon lb Ot« 0*VI* *ikl« liadldH B acon lb 9*il shral O' Iran Wlnla B acon lb 39c 31c 23c 13c TOBACCO 2 coni 19c In Q u a rte rs ca t im |rM»i Hons 2 for Vegetables 2 for . * \ um m * Lima Beans 2 for s is a i (s * :. Corn . 2 for* I VA% tu n : Sweet Corn 2 for mi 25c Ml,,tl.1,1 Vr .1 r «i •« Chops J l r Noodles Spinach A\ 1 |lM* br-H 1 II lb M onts 9-.I . . l . . F .. Ir.k 1 Ite.f lb 25c Rons! r*#o*o*» edit* Syrup n o 2'/j> c.i i i l«nd U* SuMilnn* 'jfnt'jln IN teleph o n e pea s iij 17,/ 2C Volvo Coffoo lb Now Dny Coffoo lb Tiprnry Ton '/-j lb Fox Rivor Milk 3 for k i iim i 17c 22c 25c 19c m Money To l-oan On Aulomobllen Rrfinincing— Quick Service Cnlli-H called h h u 't—and fm ltd hln self a man withn.it * eountty. Cartlrna* begtn turning tbr landed aitatea o \r r to’ Ihe Indian*. Tha deposed owner go: a proml*sory note. I Now. when lb* oil rumpnnlea refuse to pay Lbnr costs Ihry oay , T v . 1 m BBMINOLR FIIARMACAL • CO, INC. Miller BMr. Park A** no o n s a o m i o r on i u a x a v N H 'L tiiJ x , j a . t w o •rro w icT N irr PBE8CRIPTIONS ACCURATELY COMPOUNDED AT REMARKABLY BBDUCED PRICES. OBTAIN OL'R PK1CB ON INDIVIDUAL PBBBCBIPTION8 BBFOBB FILLING. TOU WILL BE 8UBFBISBD DR. MILLER A ll Jack Flnncll— I’hona 170-J Accaptanrr C•aVrp, ef Florid. Esckanga Bldg. HAMS Orlando—Phone '4700 Calf Liver RECAPPING 50% SAVING \V# guarantee first new Ure m lease la recape ' A retread*. price la lets than half of a new lira. 475 a 19—$4JO t 550 a 17—65.54 400 x 16—95-45 line our The that ( ale rm . A l l B l i t s flu m p . Kel HENS Lb. 25c lb, (■rapefruit Juice lid n r * 4 M e r a n t t B u tle r ro lls 33c p rin ts 3 Sc S u p e r B ra n d O le o m a rg a rin e lb 13c smi I s 1mm Apples 5 lbs. IOC Potatoes Lemuns Strawberries « «| IMMIMA hi raac-r nut Beef Roast lb. Mm ON MNIaHKT Becf Stew 2 lbs. Doz. D o z. Tcmatoes 3 lbs Bird Gravol 1*1F08. Hlpe. belJrb Bananas Potatoes Lemmond TIRE SHOP III B. tad SL PSeaa IV HOLLAND HERRING -keg- R o y a l K in g T o m ato es no 2 ca n 6c S u g a r 5 lb s 2Sc 5*lb d o th b a g 26c S o u th e rn B is c a ll F lo u r 20 lb s 67c L a n d O' S u n sh in e F lo u r 20 lb s 72c D a in ty M ix F r a il C o c k ta il < “>• <»» 13'/jC P h illip s E a r ly J a n e P e a s no 2 ca n 7</2c Sw eet F ie ld C o rn 2 no 2 ca n s IS c L a n d O' S u n sh ln o M a y o n n a iso <«•» 23c lV h lto U o aso V in e g a r q u a rt Ja r 12'/2c L ib b y , P o lo P ln o a p p lo J u ice p>i/tdd U«/2» $1.25 Bird Seod pkg pkg iwmainnmoi p iLLB B u m rt S N O SH E E N CAKB FLOUR P o o r 2 303 c a n s 33c Del Maiz PJlblets 303 c a n 13Vic SUPER SUDS R.d lea Hue Isa la rg e 17c la rg e 19c R e d o r B lu e b x «* 9c P a lm o liv e 3 u t i l 17c OBELISI FLOUR 10c 15c siAiNttss s m i I ' Al t l NC H N i r i Green Giant F R & H 0 0 0 ev£r v AY FO R 3 0 D A Y S aDrid 1,200JPmrrranRADIOS IFn’CAMAY* tf> r n m v *7c �mm#*** wnitoHss trm Over ISO A p p lica n ts ie beet quallf.ed b u n we coo d ,b» tho eoantry. m t w ti the W hite H oum d r it on of Dr. A rthur E. MorWhin, In I0S3, Proaldent iavolt appointed him ehaltm an lw Tenaeaaae Valley A ulhorflr*t M# pillar In tho New plannad economy atroctare. try p n became aeeuatomed to I#!a and - dlaappolntment r 'p Ilf*, n* fanrht Ihe handl*, a rup* n liter ' ;• j WILMINGTON, D el, M*J. M * I i«aipo«n e«lt . 6Y>—rM yio# wKh dynomlio la a Add »a"|* to wator. When boll job foe 8am BnaaaO. B t h baap In* mid Hr* »nd l»II g em ir fo r h-m lli*# e a p M v a i f*» M yaaro, ririeeti minute*. |V>nr Into a. Jitte ry worfct »tr«ln»r end rim*# well with lio|! “ W alV ho aay*. "when tb it# wnptr. "Dry" fo r fl»e minute* In 'e re a lot o f men OO lb# Job. 14“* n me,terete oren *■Pr*r*' Into a rnoegh l# give n * the jktar*. huttrreH l»ow| C arernllr t«n* "* l Men eren emtfct. which la atntao! onto n healed, eerrin* PU tter., all rn ’ao. Il*e b etter U b a re a Add th e ehrlnip ra|t*nre. flam tah' »mn# trained nw op." with rr»»* or pareley. j n r u . l l le lall, lean. •an te d to a ----------------------- , • ; leathery hoe. Ha take# hla work TULSA, Okla. - ( / P i — Police1calmly, rw plain In# If a Ilka any ie'cd II en a "cold eanh'* robbery. I o 'h er work, ew opt th a t nitre* llurglnr. took MOO hidden In the .g yrem w fe ta Into your porta and rcfrlg .ru to r a t the * to re /o f T. T. pump* the h eart fa tte r. Men who 'tr e y . .work wTti dynamite « at “n r " He m arried Mite Urania Jonr* In 1WM. Sbe died A e next year, He w»i m an led tu l.ucy MidJleten Grlatom of Wbodoury, N. J . , in H ill. He had , „„„ by hla f ra t wife. A ton ami a daughter were bom of tho necond mar H ire . The M argin* alto hare an adopted d iu x h ler. -------;---------------____________ __ . ____________ , Been **■»trr 14 ,i— ***,tw.*• Tola UVu* 21 Yonrfl *n5t *•* «■«** °T*rfo J U O JD H i - uLL X e a r s p artcu larly whir, you h a r t to fig* ‘ .ilit iJ " .TSB Houselftld Hrnte M ar. B at th e c h irr* th a t he E m d TVA, h re u th t by hi* By MSB. ALEXANDER GEORGE d member*, probobty la the Shrimp Cr*oi* Raclpe t hitler pe>ion be e ra r tailed .Lunebeen Bervlng Eloht m l rectitude epparently ha* chilled Fruit Julro* With Mint i * fattah w l'h Dr, MotpaJi. II* HUrlmp Creo.o Spiced lYar* *mphM '*'d lh* “uplift" pro-j n n ttrre d A*p*r»*u, i) for lh* falk of Tannaaaee'a hi ru n . I'lum jelly i f r and hill* to mako thorn ! Celery f "fo r lh# ehab#*d wor d straw berry Bherbet Coffee _ „ b l t M t t v 4 f H a l t o headache. T» avoid IhW , KtM tU rnjrt. negro i w l w i I t tho Sooth nibble the dyaam lU attekv. _ __ ' m__ _ *” • **•* ” H ta ty a hiaaiera a r t on htmehea. p it* aajMftaoee. A gawnral role la O *H*k o f dynMUte to a' faot of i w l A hotter method, h o a r •***» •* *• f l p t t t eot ike ahaartng to d rruaW a* atrangth o f tba rock to bo hlteW l “T hen w t know how taoeh eneryy e r fe r te w o hero i t awpply to o rtrttm t h t explain*. " I t offa rt ae mock reel*lance; you're trying to bate It op. T ea don't el- When Groceries Are Sold Cheaper FANCY YELIA)W I ur* on building*. Yon m a tt do the Job. end no more. T h it repair** Judgment and e lo tt ftg w 'flf/* T hat Dywimlte Mao RouHV i work h a t taken him all o»»r the country and to Sooth America and C anida. He flginwo he haa handled "10 o r IB mil Ion pound* of dynamite.” He la a graduate rn n in rtr ■ who alerted o at on field work. Ho ha* been railed In on *urk b l* b i u t t n r jo b , u the Htnbon B r e r tobea, New York City atibwoyo. and d rc lg ln r Job* In New York harher, Alexandria Bey, Duffalo bar* bor, the New York B erea Cana) end Honolulu harbor, III* wife, he atya, didn’t like It, Squash 1 0 Thie, Uwy »ald. Wnidd k» ffcof at«P In a roopfrotlr* I '*r*m With Florid* whom, Cltro* contrail*l»n hp* banuod naa of container* tarsv r than a ttad ard h o i, which bold* , and threo-flfth* bp*h*W. . CHOICE WESTERN c YELLOW RIPE WILL SELL THEM IN m arket IN PRODUCE DEPARTMENT d epa rtm en t FANCY SLICED RINDLESS I Shrimp Crtole t teVb-tponn* bullar ] ; n ip ilirnl irl'-rT l- l rup i]pip|Hi<l oiiiun* 1-3 cup (h 'l'p c d Kreni popper* 2 tablespoon* tnlitrod p*r*l"y ] |eb|i<tiK>(ni i Ilnur 2 rup-i t'Uiielpet I tenrpoop tu n 1 3 ittp.tHiiin p eprlku 1 lnbb-<p>t,p |f-inop Jilire 2 cup* rthiked lime Ie-ell i 2 ci<p< ruiikid il'iim tl elirlinpe III own n |t r y , till b in t and pop­ per* In Im'.trr melted In « try in* pun, Aibl |>.ir*|ey n"d fb>ur. When blinib'il udtl InniHlne*, i e«tOllill**. lo-.int *11.1 ehrlmpH. ClKifc YOU SET THEM ALL IN FAMOUS . . . MOHAWK TIRES lion of hla atud e* after high aeheet and he worked hi* way to Colorado, rla lumber camp*, farm* and print ahop*. Returning to HI, Cloud three year* later hr began a ■arraying e rre rr w hkh brought him recognition mi an engintar. f|* learned drainage und ircla* motion work, and t hl* »ervlce» ware aought In ar*aral pert* of th e resn try . II* g tl* th# title doctq r from an honorary degreo In aclrnra conferred on h'm by 'h r M a a jM iM M rtiN H i* Pine Watch Repairing Diamond Settiuv AND Engraving McUeuiin. Jeweler |1 * f . F a i t Arm Q M n !A fa ta ILF-IOLIIQ OLD WAV • Steely. T hey're m irveloualy haod lorn, t Ire*. Sefrty, T b ilr araei* ln( atrcnglh and *1*1010* In tervlce make them luprrm rly *a(r. leaf IJ ft And ihe very IlnTiJ. that m ike ^ H k t hem •■(*, likeEPVBA wire m*ke them 'J L g H t Uil in u u liltn J..I iniily l<>nl llrnr. r p,; ,., Williout your ^ ^ 9 # # llv in l a Ibnulbl to lire trm iblr... MtihaMk 11res ure Kuarunteed In wrllln# (or mileage and time. Ggt our (riul^ln prlcen before you buy. r e c a p p in g a n d k e t u e a d in g Wo recap all nlxcu panuenter ear tireu and retread' truck three. Wrllien guarantee wljh er* cry tire. Our reeapa are beat FRESH-GREEN /Y CORN 6 Large Ears 19c BACON th FANCY GIANT STRINGLESS Lamb Chops mm------ » BEANS HOME DRESSED FRESH FLA HEADQUARTERS FOR SEAT COVERS L o ta 0 * a im I5c ; S tea k lb. 19c lb. B ologna 15c Stow 3 lbs. 25c Pork Hams Country Sack Bone Lb. 1 9 c BULK L ard 2 Lbs. 2 1 c B u tte r Lb. •LIl'HU HAM ■__ Potatoes 10 Lbs APPLES 10 Lbs Potatoes STREAK O-LEAN WHITE GATING OR COOKING White Bacon BUTTER lb. 2 9 c FLOUR Bulk Vinegar Gal Philadelphia Creme Cheese CORN Early Garden Peas 2 for 2$€ 21C OLEO Hb. 18c SALMON SELOX ik K> FOOD CRISGO FANCY BLUE ROBB 2 FOR 3 for Palm QliveSotp A ec i * I ■ $ \ r ■ r- ^ - a# j SPINACH TORK & BEANS B GALLONS No. SOI Ubby'a C U T BEETS I tth ik Lb SMOKE SAUSAGE MEATY PORK STEW HAMBURGER PAN SAUSAGE NANCY HALL'S SWEET M A N U FA C T U R E D BY j . p . g o h d a n & c o .- SPECIAL 25 PER CENT OFF. i RMALL FRESH Strawberri Wa have the beat equipment money can buy. We uae only the HTgheat qual­ ity of matenala.' We uae only white nkllled workmen. bulk rgmir SPINACH 3 Lbs I lb. 2 for �* '.ft-/ •<- ; ;■*■ ; A, • IT, MARCH SI. 1938 Jtuggerjo Here Start Sessions Sth Local Team TUB SANTORO IlKRA'f.D. SANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE BETEZV ----------Juice I I P - , w as sealed. I t boU!c* a re in half and grapefruit mid o r a n g c |* _ u,pd* w ,*h carefully UII.| *tr»111*.-, token friun akin in sections Mix pSVSSli. Fill w ith hot Juice, cap and pin- I ho fruit and squeeze over th.» ,Th«.»r .“L a s t - S t a n d ” ^ io te s Cess. It la heat to lay tin- I., top the Juice of one Innnii- Fcibe fa s on aides when processing, in tell glaasrs sprinkled with 'M rs. G IA D Y 8 KENDALI, This allows for perfect sleiillm * powdctrtl sugar. Cover 'h e >«•{ By "DING™ DARUN C W 1IW A iw iiiiln a V asal _ linn of caps end att> danger ft im with crushed Ice mill g. tnhdi with Wlijr It *14' we h ak /n T 'stu ck to "L ittle Joe" R uggrrin arrived molds la thereby n'O 'did. Lite mini '.‘m s . It Is lmpAili.nl lli.it the good Indian nam ta for abmr b f Canned Strawberries iterd ay ffom N iagara Falla, N and store n u iop1, d y |dnci the ingtfilienls used in Ills ili-b I’rcshly Itimslcd! Frctihly Gruund! species, 1 3 quarts straw b errea , to begin spring training dulkx our splendid native F rult juicer are eacrJlin f" -liout.I he very cul.l bt-foto tti"> 1 cups sugar Ith tho Sanford Lookouts of Uic don’t know. O ur elk m l|h t ho* ter Tea ah carefully, drain and cap uw *» «>"»<" deancrl-. - a n ... i.ie in xihI. The aninunt nf Ice u i> da S lats U if t w . Kuggrrip be called a W apiti, because’ In round, frv ih bvrrle*. Never al ow cream ., ahciK 'ts. H r. If v.iti ever the top is nut si ffivirlit lo accood and third has« for ItKI) CIKC'LE Ih. 19c IIOKAH lb .... btftvtes to at nd in Ihc water when n H I ? 1"™* " u *, r ,l,<’>r mn>* ^ chill. local s i s i s g s’ion last reason. SI raw berry Ire Iprwpar ng them. Cut b crrle . In ,*’pr (o r W Y »"»UngHowever, when W ashington relln 2 vups w stei h a lf It largr. Ad.l augur ami let Blrawberry Preserve^ A A* I* SoU T w in F re sh I'lain o r Sliced Mulshed strin g s on the Sanford Ann Cage w ith pink anil to m ato sauco t! cu|i« straw berry Juice ! stand fo r several hour*. Bring w ry None but freshly picked ’ ! iBhoeball Association they turned liltK A ll lt> ctz. loaf........................... HKANS 2—IR oz. cans* ... I cup nf m align j . i t c slowly to simmering point and let r "‘* *houW ^ prrarrv.*.!. Tb. y w rtr Ruggcrio's contract to the A A I’ Fnm nu* T ub Ann P a g r —IT vpared M 16-1^ O i. I J cup lemon juice Simmer gently 10 m tnulr.. Cover *hol,,J ^ jrw’hc-roH in ,.l. llov, . Lookou's. 3 . u p s Migar ■ Ini te r lln ( Print Hut ler Ih. .T7c) SPAGHETTI *1 cant* and let stand for a few hours or trm»* nr basbcla. nnl In d. -p ' S Rdggerlo started the I0.17 sea(’tush straw berries ihiuiigli n over n ghL n r'n g again Is aim* »el* which allow Ih.-in to t r l.rn - m Fill an* IVanul ^ 11 *•*. t e n n Kwec T e n d e r ' W h i t e Mn with th s loca'ltra hy winning colander and mix wlihumwiri* am fnering point and te l simm er " nd They should t. : a pool Ikm l a a recruit from lha jin * Ill'TTKU CORN 2 Nn. 2 cans ....... lemon Juices. I'lll MIC I IIU'I gentty i minutes. If berries .till uniform in «l*r. ripe and • nun I j Joe E n g el' Baseball School th at w ater together unit In ing tu {float on top of aynip when they ^ t^ ru M y sort, wash and drain era* held here last Spring, lie was COLDSTREAM Finest Alaska Pink •ara cdld. It may be neceaatry to To e l,oun,,,, of »‘r* w h er.i.s, um I id1, mix nil ngrrdlcnls and when selected by M anager Itndgera lo Europe, w h at we know aa a mi ctatl, frvexe. give them a second cook and 1 .!,** Jy,und* uf »u* " r * { rem ain with the Sanford team and la called'an elk. again allow to cool before fitting Weak, cap and atem the bcrrle. But everybody says "elk,' (M ia through In great faahlon. b f container*. Pack In hoL ater le “ <w *°K»r > sl ° * 1 *' R ugger o la well liked by Ihe elk it la. The magnificent A m e rc in >efk ja rs and seal a t once. I f contain* *,*,ur* ®r m°cv •" e a t- ir l »unu* maqir local fnl'ower* due lo his • " d *oni«-w-h»: atrenglhrn H»* lonn Red Ripe Whi<< KvajHirutiil playing of steady ball. Ho la once ranged pretty well all uvar era kt« boiling hot and aftwwENTItICS TONUillT alatad <o begin limbering op ses* O ut pnrt n f the continent n o d ofc- betrtea rre a t simm ering tempera* • '• “ ' J #r «be berries. Place over TOMATOES MILK .3 (till cant* hire"w hen placed In The Java, n o , ho* f> * ,m r end cook tu l '.'. i .1, a Ion a this pftentoon with Lhr rupled hy the United Stale*. The Lain Spaghetti nr H el. Rlinityfrchl F resh t ’r l.p A ^ * o r un' 11 *hp *Jf,uP <" VP*V * Etlts V group of rscruila at lha hall park. early settlers quick*? exterminate.! fu rth e r protvaalng h necta w ry . 1 thick. \" ii 1 ' -t* r i Cook quickly, p o 'v r kclth ' i l l *ii H.x pkgH. MAHARON I 7 «*• pktt. CORN FLAKES M It In It* original range eaat of i hr i Canned straw berries where Hltp.il W il l * * K Isif rtl E x tra T n .’y S j u t Lilly C ured S iiim yfijhl Q uirk C ooking M V ssip p I an i tnar.it J the c’hrr ’rnln'mdm amhiiht ‘ of sugar la tig h tly whrn proper tem perature • O P , • I , f .a i i ppc ol it.. it«t nf the nineteenth century it w a r 1feed ’‘a te a n(6re desirable pro­ I* crachml and IraVc overnight 8 ‘ CHEESE pnund OATMEAL V/4 Ih. |>kff. P u l l i t Mb o i i i . S H l: \p' l being rapidly dr Iren to list lest \ duct than preserve*, where the to plcmp. The n a 'u rsl f nvo' Is ! I I I f . I I I . I I e l I t ' i i l * ( i . t i i M f i H* * -j i n t pi—« • s. »i* i i i . j x t : FINEST QUALITY stand In the western state*. The maximum amount e f su g ar 'll retained by using this method soil M• l!•. . i III*' lir .'H l ‘. P'PPPP. III! I' no syrup will ^e left over. II I •* •• l» *.»• Il**% WESTERN MEATS is waa r - ' e,,t ,IB' ' Very ***rd ,0 *,u n t- ,,!l nppdpd* M*"y prefer a proper* li rge quantity o f h en lcs I- Iwin-r M i- K Johnson, IS, was aarFANNED MEAT, llrl.i* I.. III H u s II l t l l ‘» TKM IStiru led bv m em b er, of ‘t h . P o ll ,.<*lMp W*1 " commercially valuable I lion of only 3-1 cup sugar to on* »*. %|||v t l l :q I i H t. i preserved, cook In small lots mil ted J,y m em ber, of t l * N k a > l e a t h e r commodity, it. head m ake, qu art of berries. . I I ks. «*i i i . i »i : \ m r i* . H .iiild rl Ik » l*«il l l l l l .* . I l- il l v arlm ent yesterday I \\ «•»«! * i ' h m i . * may be plump all berr.r* In one log con­ »• I. » l. ll ' M || Vfia caught pilfer ng In one of the on c ttra e fv o trophy and a t o n - 1 Canned straw berries I “.It* f i l l \ t M l tainer, pouring in a* rooked and •» P * P No. % \tl“1% H s v n ’ a | r r l l l l v d N rraliliiM t local ychoola, Ch ef of Po ire Roy time there wn« a heavy Iraffle In used over cold rice, cornstarch stirring gently from 'Ime to lime ' ilk V. I e lk s'te e th and many « noli'e ipre- 'pudding or other denser'* nf like Cans V* .ll'f Is; I Mitim’i %f I* fp»i*i MIM M** u . Williams reported today. as they cool. Reheal to iu.1 1n 'i*n »•« *i V ' m ir \»*l 1 til i ll' ll * Imrn wna killed merely for Ha [character. Ml* the fru it with Cnrued Hccf Tb* at^M t or Johnson fnllownl T» •• 1•<•-* in hot V H r.n.lra I 1-3 quantity of thin cream. Four stinm eilng * and park I'Mit't M. Ml' even eaeea of breaking and cn- teeth. sterile Jar* and scut at once. I’ofil ii«*pj tiret *m>i i.mtH ♦ *r «fts M .4 The slaughter nf elk In; y-Jjmlo* over the deaaert. Staring of local schools reported in klir 1 nl II »»rillii ♦ “ |S “ | licrrlp* may be parked In in . sate quantities was easy w hen,lhr | Straw berry Juice * iit Mil* i members of tho Police Depart* pl.-red In w ater hnlli and pm * III * M.» fa n s ‘ m eat during the p a n few weeks. snow waa deep becauas they slick | Use Ijif im a 'l, so-called cull cessed lielnw sim m er.np for JB 11*1 »».*•* M RH In rompcct herds, n habit th a t fruit, though fresh, sound anil CHIU ■trft,-*-r f i i t m .| •-.Voting Johnson gained access minute* (pint*). <• i \ r u i i i i • Hi** m *p I ik to th# building by prying open a posed tho burfslo to virtual ex-' ri pe. Wash, crush and heat slowly Sun-Cooked I're .c r'e * aimmerlng point. Strain Window latch w th hia pocket lerm 'nallnn. There were elk i n , m The b crrle. slum'll I e ua-ht.1, New England in the early day* j through e double thickness of IM IIIK ____________ ih o ii iiM iiii ■ kmife and waa nabhyd byV|mlice cappeil, stemmed, drained and Cans , who bad been watching ihc 'bui d- I and they survived In Michigan, | cheese elolh. measured. Allow an '•qim' .*, i--1*t tVIrronaln, Illinois, Indiana, Ohl.i 1 The addition of augur to all ’ ing and saw him enter. IV nn.yfranln until the se ttle r, fru it j u i c e will give n f,n rl of su g ar for fruit. I-Vir eicli Iv'r Htb nr UrU krl pound* of luTrie* nii’.XMim one \lt*r toi** 3 lira*. w’prd them out. D avor. It m ay lie used In any de­ No. 2 The words to “ Annie I uuric" In the prcM'ni range of :hu elk. sired proportion, a fa ir allow ance fourth cupful of Imrry ju c and t'u n rare Drat printed In IH !i and w n tcr fred l. ’the grexi pvi'bVm. being 1 to 3 cups of su g a r to heal with the suenr. Cnnl, and « r* set to music In IR35, l*llllK %i i i n%% j Tho protected valley land, hsve one gallon of Ju k e . Fill j*r* In jiour over the whole Iu t i Ic . in over-flow ing with hot Juice, seal ■hallow- tra y . Stand to Ihc sun for th re nr four iliw-*. hrlnc up and prncea- at a low er tcm peia* (’unit indoors each night. Ttninpne.*. Is litre t h a n \ 'h e h e at a t which th* agreat foe tn silici -fill -unn cllctu u * T e x a s PtX’ S c rv is • V ., > ' V Fl ' IH h*to cookery. Allow fruit to remain in • \ltt FIGS .10 it/. Jur MfSTAIil) ti ii*. jur been a p p ro p rlste d for ibmic»l‘c • he sun until !• I. well ptiimp<-it!•*—-Announeenietitg O range IV k i v Te a l l i l n . s F re e ) ft >1” ' * S Til A.WJjtiitTl 1ES fur canninK. snd Ihe syrup h a . thickened a'* >• r Fmirh'pp \\ ptic* etci »hii.' Field run nr cappeil nn | liertls which m onopollte the old mosb to a Jelly. If the ...... fall# U PTO N 'S '^'ll» . Itkg. 1 W, J . K ing, Plum bing-P hone SO. n v 'u ra l w in te r feeding ground* ol washed. Al.m r t ra wlirrry Juice. SAlJfE Ii *»*. ImiIIIc ■ 1 1 ’ If* Inna nr A ig u l.uscim is Ye llo w I ’ llng ' the rlk . H ere and llirrr, nolo t'y :n tn shine, keep preuTVe. in i tool .1 .tu!»• r* .\ EAVE YOUR Watch repaired by Phone l l l ll’, llrg P ackard nnd (H a lv e s ) the Jackson lln 'e c o u n l'y , 'In ' oven. I’ark In .le iills i.l ii. Alin l*ng<* on# who really knows how, n iL i v r r o r r i seal nnd proves., a . for otlicr pm* nucleus of the Yellowstone ilk I J - —I t g l i l r o PEACHES No. 2 'j cun 1 I nf . hut ll*' Brigga, Jew eler Magnolia Ava. K irru it r :v. \* v *r« herd la eared for th ro u g h tlir win serves. mi in n WAYS O F HERVIMJ ITH'MI TI l.ilini Wi I buy C ypress pole* fo r lath le r month* by a r lif le n l MONT1.V.UMA fe e in g RTRAWdlEIMMEN ANN I*AGE HclicloUf* Pure Fru.l (Except Riwpbcrry and SI raw berry) s lo c k ti'* Jfi" b y 6(|" km g. and p a stu rag e nn th e elk raf'ixx I* Mi ‘ MM Lilt Under N m Managcrarnt j. F ruit Cup f rnm m iijti. ( » fiflm - W ^ a r a ' catering In.-pFrimdu n d s u k o l a c rp J lE S fl cttmi'A ^ y . m xintrined by th e II. S. 11Ml *rl* Equal p a ri, nf rlrnw l e e l lew,' Ifiip ititTr1\r office* In N piy »weekly g u e sts. R ale* pbr w eek— * H •** , flu. Irot .. ♦ ,f grapefruit and omnt-e. S i n ' 'fro m |a.0o to fd.OO, aiug'a—f.i.WJ WANTED: Paying bualnea*7rmiiil i ^ • nnd rigid imextlgstion. gito WgThese " '" « provision, ln fT"'"*,' ' Ih"*.* •• te rrie s should be ealqmd amt < » . . Atm i'*t on 1*1*011 i | * and tip, double. R ate, by d ry - plus sh price. Ilox Id .........inlaid I Th",r provision. Nu* S|rim hern I'rcnervcM Ifi *»/.. Jar Ranpherry PrcHervc** Hi oz. Jar ..’........lTe |t i ) 0 to $ ijO , single—fj.0 0 to cash price. Ilox in care Herald. the N s'io n .l P sik Ker'lce will In’ ,<3.00, dnubla. Our beds m u the •TB— ItoiiM b. l o r S a le . sure the elk lignins' extinction Ini' Ficsh linker Ip.hu I'liim in K*lf Rising IH Ih*. f | beat. Hot snr| cold ivaicr In every j they m e enllre'y inadequate lo IfNX^hcn • girl win* prize* lor her bread GRAHAM fRAfKERH I lit. pk|f. FLOI'R 12 Iht*. Il'.te; 21 lha. 75c; C m. A homelike atmosphere plus'5“B°°m Ilungalnw and beautiful crease the exis'iqg tmpulalion. Some man i* sure to lose his head A A I’ Q uality “ ^ MC ipletc hotel tervice. We wt-lcam-tl fornUhings, n-JMinable. phone Fml) June OJ No. ‘J The elk hns r place In the Wihl V*ur Inspection of «ur nnims. 6.M W. ll' f* Week poster s l ' mp series U> GRAPE J llIfE pis,A D PEAS flint* C. W. ftullivan, Prop. rs u .e |t I. one nf Ibe nul-lsm lin. Kcorn llulk A | Vim t Ippp it.V glu-. 'J gal. can I d l .Id It Is estim ated Hint h alf a mil- vlrMins of rivillrnlion. A humlrvd fOMI'OUNH 2 Iht*. , t__Sltmtlon Wanted M ilT O It O H . f l e a n e r F r e e linn c r m ore Chinese t|onp*t liar- milliim is what ilio n .lu ra tis's f gW K T -----------------------------m ss Ja p a n ese 1 mm o f cnoiiriunicaure the elk population to hav* K M ms nurse nr maid. Annie Mxe SPARKLE GELATIN PUDDING AND ^ A lion* and supply in N u ri'i China. liem in llil" cmmlry when Ihe * .'|H«ndcr»ua. 1007 E, mb M. white man began to take charge. 10— Flowern and I'lnnU In view of Ihe fuel Ih il Ihe i Slate of Wyoming estim ates the e7 n M i9£ c 6 £ u < t. Manias, Petunias, liaiaira, Agdraeconomic return from e v n y elk o y a a J U s u j AtULKU lum . M arigolds—lfi e m it dmlik e n in season l y t lie s|torlsnirn ‘ J vU, ■wAo’tr _ Pnone 3730. *« approx mutely *100 sml Hial a • n o th in .'} A u £ lU J a r u j Owni'd nnd Operated hv The Great Allunllc &. Pncilic Tea Co. head o f beef. Ibe ••’k's rlitcf rp at I— MlnceMancnun TovrcitA. ..C o n iA eriU U 6 u for rrjatefirc, ir lucky to luinir Doalcr A Gay's floor and ix p M tC h & n ^ ti half th at amount, ll might lx* paint its i he finest deck good husincsH In rs l.c more e|l. ly treatm ent for w eather THE "BAIANCID" U O U 3— MAKES GOOD BAKING BEftlR g ■■ — anil less beef in some quarters rv po rrbes. .Stanley -llogera war* Co. t. . Home Demonstration Elk Thriving ”ln w America’s (ireatest Coffee Voiuc EIG H T O ’CLOCK COFFEE Pound 15c 2 Tall Cans 23c ^ A L M O I N Sultana RedSalmon tall can23c 19 o a ir ]%/i/-'twr « KE\ HOUND 11 8 Police Arrest Youth ^ F o r Entering: Schools Potatoes Bananas WILSON'S 17c 15c Apples 3 lbs. IOC POTTED MEAT [ Oranges 25c Roast lb. 19c Chops lb. 30c Chops lb. 25c 25c HASH 29° Leinuns I)oz. 2 0 c Celery stalk * 1 c Beans 2 lbs. 1 5 c Sausage lb. 22c 2SC Picnics lb. CON CARNE TRIPE c c DIXIE LOAF Stew 2 lbs. Liver 2 lbs. 2 5 c Oniuns 2 lbs. 13c C la s s ifie d A dvertisem ents P R E S E R V E S '•« 1 1 Ice Cream Desserts 3 Pkgs. lU f A & P F O O D ST O R E S PlLLSBURY'S BEST for ECONOMY SATISFACTION use At tenllon to 11mile ow nera LOOK YOl'It r's'fa oyer' and if SI they newt palhliug have II d'*nn before |ho rs l" )/s i-a s o n atari .1 ^ e ham special Mclalllc roof paint fur tin ri"*f*. and Hedy tkdu f coaling fur roinpoalllon fs, Our price, are light. Mill plamcnl Co.. Oak Ave„ Ktorc. O F F -S ID E I DoubleJested/Do jhkAc/kw/ KC SSfetfA SjnehKcTjdjyMlSHcnAfo % 2 3 o u n ces f r 254 * m il Pack •** No $ l « i k fillin d ILtlO N S OP POU^IM HAV| M n By Jo Motzar E T p otoa^ia smarawi*.. F lorid ^ S a n fo rd Uy H A M F IS H E R rilE MUTINEER JOE PALOOKA { a h ’ th o se lo n eso m e ' NIGHTS IN SOLITARY E E S GOOD E H ? __ A nd SO JO E 'S MUTINY IS REW ARDED BY SERG EAN T CADEAUX. HIS SENTENCE IS TWO WEEKS AT B A CK ­ BREAKING LA BO R IN A PENAL BATTALION 1 H A H A / r B R EA K YOUR J r .______ SPIRIT *MQN ENFANT? IN 'Z E MENU •••* S O U P E f MEBBE YOU WOULD LIK E SOM E . ~r~TSSTt D E S S E R T E H ? . ) r }* V r J A N S W E R M E / / j£ . D A N DUNN * s«er«l Op«r«liv« 4 » BO T H IS IS THB RUE 1 • r o v a l NIGHT C L U B - * OW NED BY THE CIRROWE BA N G --I'LL SIT A R O U N D J 1 ‘AND SE E WHAT I M S^ j C A N PICK. U P . «— to a straight *j *•• ALL T H E S E S U C C E S S F U L CROOKS S O O N E R O R LATER D RIFT INTO THE NIGHT C L U B S AND 1 EVPECT ACE BART IS N O e v C E P T I O N - N O W TO G ET A TA B LE V /H ERE I C A N S E E T H E W H O L E FLOOR WELL. H E B E W E \ O K E. DUCHEBB B U T ARE, A C E , T H E \ 1 STILL. THINK i M S N A P P IE S T NIGHT ] A FO O L FER. SHOWING CLUB IN T O W N -* / H V S E L F — K E E P V 6 H . V H U R R V , L E T 'S A EVE BRIGH T, C H A P U E f. V DANCE. J v -T T fx — r — r — 7------- * rr lo f M i t o g _______ I •j w i ■---------- T IT tiEEM B Y UH GRAND TO \HUH SEE ALL I TMI*> GLITTER/S—^1 lagaiki, ACE. / y �** yng ffliyTOgp Ready For d Air Raids Of Any Future War CIO PICKETS ft# Ai*»«rated .Ifni## l/JKIWN. Mur. II. —If ynCr* isut^niilod during Die nm l ofr rrlil. you'll j.ritu h ly know f * . •filly how In a r t when Urn »in*n it > d i KfiiMmtnKIf t Ou don't It won't ho lh» fault uf the firfihli nn trm w en*. THfiy'vn «<l it nil ant nul In •balr nnv n'.r n»M prfiraMlIon i handbook, T hl0 h wtmt ynn'rn Rot tn do: Ob <nr n'n fill He tilt, r |r * r the toft, nttH* fir ir p flnnr of rrary thine th at m 'abl lie art nliRlii by Ip e iiillo y tRimV. rn<1 whitewn*h the woodwork. 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SANTOHI) MARKET REPORT n H i '|',i Hi M ■vj , ‘i HI “A SSSI n u i h im Ami i I" m 1 f n r r I lln> I. i 'U-i r n ! pi-npii ti n (1I1 »ii1i ,'i *■ -in 1 m fair 1* anpl'ly of in-nrili Ah you mny hn»« I it t,lny In lli« rtfn rn r- '»»•! "< I ' iis n i l ' Inulri. ll." i- m i mm ,1 ,.u t . |f1 you Inn. ... . I'H Iff. -Q* . h'llll.l "l>-,-r tin- m .Iin >', 1■v.lni:, ......... III. f 9 lit* Pllftl *». <»S | l 1H; Ir- *M-» II r*So-1 1 in; I 1 I sin rin d . nr 11111' I rmuo ■, I r l ' inn In tlm » n i | . - . n, i-niiii. pi.... . Ami ".I hi 1 1-( «in- ■ tiiit< ii roinip alHuil. Oh lln-v will imly ■* tiro tlif-mi«)vi b out nnd p el r« lia«alfbl.“ ih a % a rn U P : (Caoat Bouibrrn. flat. POTATOWill (Northara) Main* nr. Mountain* CWT t m II.H* lift. T O M A T O MO: B u n cH .i mbdarnl*, Ciand la, lowaa m a t tig h t d»- aaarbat ataady, II m aat, wlea raaa* In q a a ll tf , . 4 napqttlaa. 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"Miaa nurlnc (’mvnii'N (irenl Ripansion S.ilc Perfect Eze raUtnar to Ti cat a m rad At Hy Cciitml “Reality” All Whit© Kid W— *-yw* r - —a* jM jf Walks As Soft As A Kittens Tread thg m*r ■ \ ' [B J & The “Molorclte’ H y ( J e n ln il Alaskans Use Pennies But Still L&ughAt’Em end on instrumenta rathfr thin dm iriu. Almost uncanny in thitr jhehta are nevertheless aec^d 1 1 . ♦,*V* •* m the nlr. . *^ t o ff down-town to the «iop!» ;thS advertisements of tbo#e hie flying blind. And needlessly t i jto th is paper are put here fora* safe landing in the Porta of Wiiite Buck LuggaRc Tan Trim ANCJIOIMQK, A liaka.—(A*l— A U ikana l d f i ttoHod tiling pen* In gold rvah ilaya a dollar wan "amall rhantn" brc-nn# prim* W*r» high dPH rmranry w*a M M T W r.« tb* la'rllon bo* mm* rt*l titaS, aourdao.lw Mfin figuring at <h* rat* of “tw* Win.** '. h fiMiit yoari k fl**-t*nl .Ur* jm The “Vanity” Central <;o!d Standard mmm 1 �� 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, 1938 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, March 31, 1938 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 31, 1938. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 31, 1938; <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/b433b2eb87575c0366543156d6e582c3.pdf 9076a1e6b614ea9707d3f5163fe21858 PDF Text Text TimsBAY, MARCH If, A l e x a n d e r k o r d a ’S f IK8T M U S IC A L PRODUCTION Chapter On* MIkl — decline Mlkl — had reMllsd tha InvaJir. Had repelled bar, and was vtry carerully leaulay bar away. As tbtlr footMcpi clattered down tha stair*. Jranetta could hsar Madame Barnard crylax, “Doain't owt tat much, hey7 Three hundred franc* far a drew and a suit! And r*a waited three months." "Than you can wait Ihrea month* longer,” Mlkl «ugg»*l*d reasonably. Their voice* dltd away and Jean* Oil* leaped anarcetlcally out of the trank In which *ba wii hiding, ■Hitched up bar purse and hat und flaw down the stair*. Out of lbs dear ska turnrd suddialy as a shower of spray and del ltd mud thrown up by an auto­ mobile wbtal dtsesnd'd on hir. •Oh. oh!" ab* gasped In dismay. Tho ehautleur had stopp'd, backed Up. Jeanett* knaw Instlnctlvrly by tha discreet lustre of tb* hood that hla ear was on* or tho very expen. ale* makes, "harry, miss," b* spoke earnestly, "Can I gtva you a IlftT” "That's all right," sh* forced her­ mit to say. "Taall—.WbetT'* And than with quick decision, "Y*«." . "To tb* Theatre Comlque," she said as (ha settled tn tha seat be­ side blm. Tho street* whirled by swiftly, effortlessly. "My names Jeanette Dupont, ab* offered "Then I have them," Jaaaotta an­ nounced, "because l*m leaving now. Goodby*, girl*," aba shouted and ■trod* o.f the stag*. # s # "One hundred and eighty thou taml franca for coatume* to IplrslII; CO.OOO to Lanson for soonery; solar Ii i 80,000." Till baud was Con­ cluding hla reading of the account*. T h a t leaves 80.000. Have another clgcr, my dear Larouia*." "Oh thank you. thank you," beamed tha portly I-mouse*. "I till you, Jtcquss, I f* a pleasure to meet n man Ilk* you In tha artistic field. Hurh business ability!" "Everything Is paid, "Thlbaud announetd with satisfaction, "W# don't owt a penny. Mow In order to cstnr on — " "You shall need more cash?" “ Well, not exactly; my credit Is good." The phene rang and Thlbaud heard the door-man speaking. "Those three gentlemen are here again and they*!* demanding the', money." "Tea, yes, Mr. Rothschild" Thlbaud answered th* phon*. " Ill rsll you lilifs" “Now where were w#7" he re­ sumed turning to Larousas whose eyes had bulged at tha aound of tn* name. "Well 1 always belltvs In patrlne cash," Laroutta announced. "Wil a half million doT" "Quits, quits." Larouta* unpested thro* layer* of coals to find h!> Salvation A r m y Workers P re p a re For S o licita tio n Th* Advance Gift* Committee, fnlloaln'i n meeting y» lerday sfiwnumt, lw» started t » work tn th" I'rival Inn Army Home Rewire Appeal wllh each worker la kink the nnmra of sevorr.l pro.irrl* to lie ronlncleil thlwnk. Ilraulta will he reporlml at the "Klr-k „ ft Breakfast" for til" Genera) Canvass* To eliminate implication in the lleneral flanves* thl, fear, |i Is plnioii'il that only on" imnn of winkei i will enter n bnslne* et liilil'rhmnit ilarin* tha Heir rral CMhvnsa, This la done to lhat. Ill" employee* we|| m rm|i|nyrrt will not l « bothered hy l.'inc called on more than oner llo'in «t Ine locnperation In .III t dilve. rhaiiinnn Fr<d It. Wil on and other rnmpa'gn leailora ■•krd everyone to do hla host Itt Ihla hunieniinrlaii effort Tor the r|ly of Hnnfonl ninI Bemlnol" t’onntjr. Mr. W 11*0*1 repotted that I I |h hard Castleberry ha» rnnaented to art n. t'linirinan for the Kern Park district. Mayor llrldae, Jr.ha, arceplnl ilia Chalrman*hip and appninleil n fnmmiUeo for tfOORWond. Ilcreral other* have been a*kei* to ierriv4u their respective com. niiiiiHfJ ufol n|t|ioii|th aoine have not rejonted |t I, hi-llt-vCil III** they will shoulder their respondhllily and aim a line hnoal to llm annual drive. K, 1 Hoy, Chairman of the Cliuln Htore Committer, reported that ho lias a"nl letter* In 0 number of chain roniP'inles ask­ ing them In p'lUcipato In tlii community project.. Florida Cattle Owners To Form Guernsey Group ■Ton ***, I'm awfully Ut* for rtbesreot. Cnuhf Fsndtr* locked in mutUI combat. An unobserved taxi had darted from n side street and now was locked under th* plow of Jten* 11*'s Juggernaut. 'And the lastdriver was on bis feel, blandUIttiig his fists and ahoullng sulphurous Imprecations. Jsanotts'a chauffeur was abuul to reply In klml. Huddtnly his fat* lit up and he ahuuted 'T'UrraT' "Uastonl* cried tho laxltlrlver. They diemuuntvd and ran head-on Into racb other's arm*. Two long-lost friends Bad fjund each other and the greeting falluwed the effuelv* e'ylu of Ute French. Jsanetts was biting ktr lip In Impatience. The police­ man appicach'd uml dourly survey­ ed th* wreck. “Whom uor* this belong to!" he asked. Indicating Jeanette's ear." "Rene Martin." th* chnufteur an•wdVsd. "Rtn* Martin7* echoed tha police­ man. "Well, anyhow, you'll hav* lu com* to court." Jsanette slipped out of her seat unobserved ana hailed a tail. e ■ e Twenty-nine girl* clattered lu the and of lbs routine, right leg torward. cause up In air. "Now listen girls," Jacques Thlbaud announced aa he rolled th* cigar to lb* other corner of hla mouth. "I'm putting • nsw ending tn that numbsr. Instead of finishing that way, you finish so." II* wound up on on* knsa. can* out btfor* him. Th* twsnty-nlna girl* Ith* yellow poster with th* magenta Isltsrtng outalds promised fifty) resumed the mitlns. Jtanstt* entered from th* wings, passed unobtrusively along the lla*. took her place. Tb* piano clattered the last chords, and sh* atbod upright wllh her can* abov# her. la lontly splendor, while dll th* others knslt. Thlbaud was tired. II* turned hi* wrath on bar. "And why didn't you know tho m w endlngT" he shouted. "Beenuse you cam* In Ut*. Ton think mom day you will be a great gtar. But you novor veinI" "And why no* 7" oh* retorted. "Because you must have punc­ tuality.” H b expiredv* feature* vsnthad. "And grit, plus talent, to roHflaued) KMbe M M Artur. OlQWlUw (To be Bhserukl lo o k . mil BENT: I Itoom unfurnished Itou.r with parage, till Oak Avo. I'hon* 1 1 1 , J TIRES "W h atr howled Thlbaud. "Where's bat alrIT Dead or alive, ahs'a comvg back. Don't you realise ghe's len. Merlin'* girl friend, end.be'* ^bUllonalreT Were saved! We're M ohawk tlrra aro guaranteed w rm „ m il..- . ,n w r l" nf l Qf m ilea ge ana lim e. G t l o u r trade. In prlceb you buy. REL/Vl^PING AND RETREADING car <lr* « * nd r e t m d tn llunio Owners |t.T*a. v o i'ii r«uf* over nml H jW r U im gu arantee tr^icC w ith ev. they need ,tainting has* li don* «7 Ura. Our recapu art beat brifur" (lot rnlny srgsun start«.|because Wn hurt’ rpre-iai Metnliic rouf|Wa hava Ibe beat equipment pnjnt fnr tin r<a>t*. nml Hedy mi* money can buy. '' riM >f nuriiiir. fur i-uiii|ioaiiion Wa uae only the higheat qualimifs. Our prlii-* nt" right. Hill ||y nf aaatcnala. Iinplomrnt f", link Ay". Htore. ^ on|y whlla akllled — --------------------------------- — workmen. ^ Z ln rtS l HEADQUARTERS FOR SEAT COVERS la now prepared, through THE ECONOMY READING PLAN, to offer their old and new aubecribers a selection of America's finest magazines. This PLAN makes pos­ sible a big saving on your entire reading for the coming year. Ask ou{ carrier today to give you complete details of this offer and choose the magazines for your family from'the carrier's portfolio of actual magazine covers. Cconomy m a n u fa ctu red by J. P . (iO R D A N A CO. fe / |> / j K I ■ j f e !a aM SPECIAL 25 PER CENT OFF. R o c k e y ’s T I R E SH O P 113 Park Art. Kurt Schuschnij Will Be Tried I N a z i Govenune VIKNN'A. Mar. 2 0 .-We­ irin'* laal chancellor, KurtRchi nitrtf. will I r tried by tW tiii in.ic government possibly err rhurpea o f high treason ■ralui, the llel h. punishable by death on the chopping Mock it wta.'n-* |ior:i-l Inst n phi. (In llcrliii last night, sperklnY to IK.IWl) at the Fporl* Palace, eVchrrr Adolf Hitler termed Srhuschnlgg’a’ actions "treasori.7 Hitler's rticcch wrs punctuated by PICKWICK LANDING OAM\ shouts from the rrowd "hart* NEARING COMPLETION Fchusffcflfggt” ) ft v m believed the trial wadl4 WHEELER DAM be lin’d In (.rlptig this Summer, ba COMPLETED public, and parftysety widely pit* IWAS5EE llctterl Voce suhslanllstlon of clibrgr.v brojRht against .^vehusck* STARTED nlmr be both Knrhrrr Adolf Hitter and Pit Id Mnndial lie: matin Goer-* Ing would tend to si'ence critic* o f Get many's violent annexation ,o(! Austria. < ' Coertng rpeub nir in Vienna ait Saturday announced briefly (Hia Scliutehnlf'if'g "criminal" artlonj would In- sett'eil by the rouHas Hitler, speaking * l Knrnlgsberg <qj tli. fort henprinif Austrian plobtt* fltr, ii* iIn-itin ■rune statement The Tennessee Valley Aolhorily has spent five jreait and ll&fi. 000.000 doing tho things Indicated on Ihts map—and churning up it rlefnniti d Jill d, ' - .j M h con rnvrry over lla merit* and mtihod* which la acheduled to resound dutlng a congressional Investigation. In this crea. thc sire of final i>n'hot Pies nnnocnre^H^ England, the TVA hai tried to eheck flood*, Improve navigation, create electrical s n iffy . It* advocate* claim I« has reduced ehclflrul led n KcI ium hnl-rg letter In w h 3 tin* former elfSncellor admitted .ta* ttt'rs- Fot* say It fha» gtven “ monopolls’ lc'' indualrlea long-time contract*. It ha* completed N’orria dam, Wheeler dam and « rr>t-r •rinrerl y ; >0 his nerchtayadea voir Hi miler above Wllaon dam. A dam and ■ itservolr at Pickwick landing are near comple'lon. Dnms rt riilrkamnugn nml f>'un* i-x.ru tie n '. with 1 I I tiler, and tlujj lerevllle on Ihe Tenneasre river *ml Hlwasaee tiam on the IHwni»ee rived havt been alerted." A dam haa h.tn auHmriied nt (lills-r slie timl till intentlun of abiding by vllle Ky.. but no appropriation ha* yet been made. TV A officfals * * y the dami will prlnvlde 300 miles of navigable lute",_______ it They milled that after entente Auslrin they fmind poster* printed will lie A lf R. Nielson, West Palm the American Guernsey Cittle who have underdone " operation* in rdynnee fnnounring that In the dairy fatme," Mr. Browti ^il>' The meeting ni l get under wty Ilrach; V. C. Johmioh, Jucklon- f'luh} and four rounly agent*, KJ fur li:ihll|i and rli-ft pilatc at l.li-liiwl e' lo'hiinrd by S.luufk’ I.. Ayers. Manalee; F. E. Itaetx- the Tampa hoapilnl. nlifK litif '-darlcelled by the German In the Argi bill Hotel at 10 :1(0 ville; F. M. fifinjeron, nradenlon; min. Volusin; John II. logon. uiliptUlnfu) frtst of annexation ’ha} o'rlork in the morning., with K. Dr. It. II. Reekcr, dairy husbar.d'i Pinellas; and A. S. 1-owtnn, Tluvni ceiled |l“ per cent of I ho Volta.' ft. Mtgire, Ornnge County agent, man wllh the Hln*e Experiment The Florida Kdurnlion A-.-o-1 County. • ' --— — ------* pereidlng. C. T. Bickford, secre- R'atlon; Willicm • liitlon nt Its llitt'cibiy miiv*n-, II. CaMwril, IIneieSj*in mnlchr* state fundi >ary of the Orlando Chamber of vice-president of lion ut Tatupn volt-,1 |o roiitlmtCj the American fur Hid AQrWnwr'’ and Aid toli}H Commerce, will welcome the visit­ Guernsey Pinco it* rrentliiti in tftJt, th" to wurk fur o I ear hers’ r>tireCattle Club; W. T. illliuI i|«)ldr far dollar. Ilowevet, ing dairymen and Jim White­ Nettle* district sgent wllh the Florida Crippl'-d chllJr'-n'a t’-ntn- ttient pluh null to push f"r n he nn'jr pji's up one dollar foMIJ* hurst, Temp;: dairyman, wilt trt.ke Extension Servics; II. C. Bites, mission ha* provided fund* and xtutenldu t‘‘ttUre low. Mur" tjljin ■* 'le 'i.’li.ii when providing aid 1m the response. Among the speikela Southern f eld representative of horpltlllsatlon fur A*> rhlhlr"n ti.Jttii otlrnd'd llio cmirt'iiilon dept n+ lit children. M O H A W K Ailentiun OtoaUia Biown—homework, 8131-1 lllckqry AV*. AUTHORIZED ] FOR YOU Too lata To Llaaalfy Half dsy housework. Victoria Kucher, 813 1-2 llkkory Avr. GtLBERTSVIL BUT NO A n it I, A N D O . Fla. — Florida Guernsey catt'e owners will gather her* on Tresilsy, Apr. fi, t" fo in ■ Florida (iurrtuey Cattle Club, llusislin I.. Blown, dairy i iH-riallst with the -V'tale A -gricultotal Kx'rnslon Ketvice, ha* ntr nmmnnl, "Th s mee'lng w'll lie for all Guernsey ’ rsllle nwiina in th" ki ll- and will lw for the purpose of forming an orgunirslio.i to inr I'ltovn and proiiK'lr the bre • I on --------------------- ----------------------- W e recap qll nlaeu paaaenger / TV A REMAKING A VALLEY, CHURNING UP INVESTIGATION 533nn �9 1 rr^ r'-r 4M<V ' 1 V* •.’ > » , ' Seminole Comity ProdaeM More Fruit And VeyodabWa Than Any S.mlUr Aren la America - Sanford Is The Only Central . Florida City Afforiin* Rail, Hlyhway - ■ And Water Transportation 1 . VOLUM E ____— 1 - 1! 'Ltl— ' ■— ' SANFORD, FLORIDA. WEDNESDAY, MARCH .10, 10.1S ■ 1. 1 . . -■*' 1 __LOVEItyBLOOMFOfTpARKERS_jPolice Fight Turmoil On 3 Continents Is M " InStrikeArea m C. I. Ol Calls W orker •Otil^ Following An­ noiiiucmcnt Of ’10 Ccny Wage S l a s h Blum Prepares For Shojtytfbfrh ' DETRO IT Mar. .-Ml,—Id1) —IV lcv and Unit lit Auinmobilr workers plcketi^Jl nth swinging clubs, e fought Jtoday at *he entranca tn the Fpflcnil Screw Winks far the /ninqo ^ me lit three day*. Kiirfy t pttCets were knocked ihmn and one polictitisn Injured as pol ce rmpr'ed-' approilmatalv filivigm'slrikers Into the plent The Injured policeman, Abrah*ki J. Mallen, was taken Into custody. Seierar hundred pickets, many nf them women, attempted In ______________ Idnrl^thc einplpyh'rnt elitrancO *s 1 . { thd- non-striker* prrlved In begin ip"tennis are, and. hi* brhle. WBtk, 0ne Kunderd f.fty-elghi are shown *•■ fhayflmn. yntmuinl pnlnrmen, Jbcptnl with night I/JLTK* brhle: 20 ye'aiw Frankl.-'* Vick*. opened a path through b & aqlry;.' raeker's. UnnU rp*ch miswnl picket* to thh employment . rnlrahcr. a • k^« ChineseAnd Japanese Rush Troops Into lOO-Mjle Triangle .■w r™ « Turmoil on three conti­ nent* neared a crlue* totfayt In Europe; Spanish injftryenl* hammered at Frank! 1 wuy lo the government's t^e farmer Audj^ chief stronghold. Barteldftfc. ln‘ % cat age nefMi’ UeiroHy Clamor (qr autonomyV by aeaioy, was- w H m V , ll four n^Jnorltles in Cfcfcho* and b*nsfkcfbr>“' ' *• • ' -■— , . Slovakia g fe w . Premier Leon Blum pre­ V im ? * \ T r Pictator Speaks To AllOf World Four Minority Groups ' I n' C jjs c Hoslovakia I)cnmnd> Autonomy IlOMK^ Mnr. 30.— (A rt'* -^Premier ' Mujutollnl today. TOlitxl nn th? Ralinn p«6pl® 10 hhtI Hit! moiiBcn of aerial w s rfn ro hy moving from th« hlir rlllcg Into gmall town*, vIlInfrt'H and countrystdei. S b lic iiy p s ^ ^ s r -0 C om pany1 Declared" Silccess Reiatiofis Between igenti U. S. Anrf Mexico Badly S t r a i n e d ODS Elatfed By 1 HouseTo"Po^tcards Okeys Record l* Peacetime Ajppro; - priation For ISavy tilj today rlC ofC President G ives Radio T a lk On Celery Values Filing Deadline For Tax Exemption Nears CITY NliWS T . Ii. Minpson f»|)C«KH 1()> , Ovcr WMBR ’I hrU'O.niMiry loiley. Repavem ent O f French A venue UltlGFS: To Begin Today Mn Mrihd.y sn-Improvement To Be, From Highway To, Commercial Street; l«rV Tally President To r Preside At Meeting i”*1 yiib.'4H<“kH'* 1 Pfon,,,‘- rr""“ '' Dupree Seeks Slate (!ommiltee Position In Cancer Treatments1 J h:, jhy "f tba §M tr *en« m* wasr C- > •* quests appeared oi bin J-V XK: m u- ' ' - v. < 1. 3 * ? - r < ■ llc fu rij n crowdpd, ,ln t o n t II • Hucc * told of Italy'H rt'ntiitlcAii for war In I spcccli lircmilcaiit In alt Italy and ninny countries nbruad. He Inlil Ids ppuple they should quit tlir cities Iwfuro It was too late in escapo the consequence* ot war In thr nla. : He landed Duly** * warmaking power but warned Fascist toi* lower* this must not lull them *o sleep. Sonnlo, pared for ■ showdown test o f po­ wer for Ffanct'a People'* Front. * The Hirnisnl/k cabinet rrsjgncd. In Asia: ■ .'1 * Chlnrse and Jsjisnrso * rushed heavy relnforcamenta Into''* -100 ml's triangta fo r what nwy.pd>V. the biggest and' most mnmrntuos bitt|« of th* ’war In China?* " MKXJCJt, -Mar HI, -- (/F)—OhIn North-America: t M rr*o' aCrvi'T* ■ eunildered tha a*|i»lnl» Aa "urgent" session of. H - : . » "lea's congress wss called as labor trallva'.Jirole t yrsterday brought ^ : ;'.-<r»ir fatties* and the U nit’ Unl'.ed HUlea-Mexican relations '*■ KUtes protested against ihp.es; Alrni^tV Hi itawaon to tha most strained.point since propilst'On o f the _34OO.lRtO.Oy0 Oyer the re- the l » » conflict with the gur. oil Industry. ! . *s %t\ t - - p ,o 'Senrte Ftnanr* Commit!A •minmt ot President PWtarc» '-h* j>bila| eard celery • Lerids, the historic Ley to'Bar* •io^jm lpat. taiaa^jpemost Kiln* Callcs, also over tbo bi> ,g campalan launrlusl eelona, was the objective.of jr que.tlon. *-holding comRely^TKiU v r . l l ;!a *ii> # a k through th» courtesy * aurgent Generalissimo Fttfnre Then the Cnllus regime hat In .an effort Jo ^tbnulaja. t• armies In cistern Bp* in, It la.tlO 1ft ths Florid* Power and Light passed luwg putlinK Into effect cation of huldlqg,eo -■ • wFIpa-Arpmlho-goverpUepl-eapiPt>ft!j(*ll? following a mrrtlug of provisions u( Moxlrn's . t i l l rtmt structu .i • ■ tal. v an Advertising Committee ap­ utltultmi will'll the United U'.alos approved an The insurgants widened M r •* The ■'commlltne consplarcd Inlringeriirnl of o|l These ruin* siaml us ghar.'ly iinuiunirii s lo u terrifying InMirge m ulr ini<l on IliireeloUu, Spwlii, '} ^ 'spearhead before the/rlty and amendment to the Ux ’ revNlon pointed by the County Agent. compitny rillita muuirocl tiefor*' whieh killed ahout kTf. it *Meol*. ill. hiding woinitl nod i lilldmi This lowering pile of wreckage Tba program Included lb" the ronelitu'.ion « > , framoj A • occupied Important nbw ifwkllions. b II rx,^mpting from rapjlpl 'galnx wus a hlg apaidmeiu hous.V • Lerids Is sa'd to be ah,t>ul de* mailing of S.000 special celery settlement WHS i»*ehed by lli» taxes transection* Involved in ■i carted. O postal cards ter hous.-w iv c at! |uiu Ambassador Pw iaht Morrow, iuch simplification*. Chairman .• The government claimed tt'had emu ot the largest -termina1 marAlllimiKb Prrsldcii'. laisaro ■* '. sent, thousands of new rfrrujU William O. Douglui of the stcurl* kel. and on each of these* raid. Cartlitisi now »us burked l » .. Into batMe. Franco himse'f loiik lies Commission had recommended u < the request !<■ write th"' swcIIIiik tide of nationalism In * command of the Insurgent /dices U*e smendment. County Amen*, for the 1 peelalJ support. <>( hl» expinpriatlpii b" The Kenste approved a record ejgiery recipe foidef'furnisbrd by• was faced with Uit iner«*sin*|y at the front. peace t'nu1 Neva I appropriation of the Chamber of Commerce. , |diftlculi economic situation. fMD.HST.dt!! /or .>ho nrxt fiscal II. II. Coleman, local manuaer In tin. Tampico oil Ip'ds workyear. • * .V for Ibo Florida Poarr anil Light: or» were i « '*ess la-eauro of nonIlrjrcUng nmcndmcnU which t!onipany, stated that the cards, application of w»s*' luises awaidI *1 Q i m n u n n v> lw ‘ 'l l t y l II N, K ij'er, loHikkeepi i for the woold hive taken from ths Secre­ were ytomped and mailed a*. I.i. id by tin ciit>itr»l boarel, immeelitary' of Navy aulliority to contract Doth City and County Ta* As; offie-e last week end today th" utd cause of e»pr"|iii»li"n wh'-n saasdrs Joined today in a final for private construction and re­ County-hud already j-erolved u r llm oil iiompanies d1'1 lined In pair nt Vessels, the Nenste, sent plea to home owners to file apC u u rtC N y O f B a n k er 60".replies r*‘tu<*stioe tbo r1’ abhlo by the verdict, Till* Ur**||!y HMi‘*iug uf I In- p}lca<lons for homestead earnin' the bill bsrk to Dm House fqr ac­ Pipe "folder 1 Th" <>il out lout, was further | ion's f'tiili 11 ill Im* Ii* 1*1 III lliu tion bn the amendments. ApFollowing the i omplrtion of ■ lion on or before Apoilier meeting of (he A l daikened by the fact l||i< govrill ! liutlioing <he giowlh and VultlcK 11 '*! t'i Idtiiglit, «»ffiriah an pmprletlun* would provide 1140,* veiejslng Committee composed of inent .till hud County Assesaoj lllo tt’I'A stieet wld'-niiiK and r'* 00 immediate velnpmcni ..f Sanford andSemi tU'iMKCil (itijay. 600,000 for warship construction ll. J. Lehman, chairman. J. I,.‘ prospects of s< Piiiu oil abroad. ney reported tndi fn „ „ B „ „ ttn „ ut paving project for t)nk Avenua, during the conipig year. number of *ppl|i Ingley. T. B. Bi inntoil. II.' II Thu Hoited Hlutes and llil'.ain. •l .1, Fuji!* <111III 1f |«'tI u itli wink l. aebrdulnd to login tiiluy A ajiecdal reorganisation coindate this y**V Coleman. W, A. l-eif|"r. npalj whose nationals owned most of J*1* " ....... . J"1 “ ,l" ( •miii•v r irrk u IV llurrultiri ns n on the projoet (or tho Improvomljlretjoduy overrode Rrpuhlicap Gnnlmi Harriett, has hren ealh-l th" property seited. ^ver IO9 . Iese~lban filed for fnrmerlv " * r" 11 ..... 11 Orttml ForitU, T. K. .Siiti|iM»n, 4 nii'lfthfV f»»i* Cuunty (*0111111 Is* tuent of tliu 1'iwi'r portion "I 9**r. . ,} ■ objectkinl and voted to auk the nt-.lho Cuunty Arenl's o fftrj ul,,M|hud (lie lit I,*' I (■■It of |ifM«l«*nt of IIn’ sStoiinoli* County |• onrr fm in JHiTtii 1 No* I ai.l»’ Fiemh A v no" J"lrung Hio high CMy Clerk F/ank fl. 1 Hinson House la start ilx_hour* drfQta'oii this afternoon- « i wliiili time, Met,co'a in per'i'll oil, Wuy. Ctuimbcr «l Cumifii*rrra in n lyj, jt tT in I hi* Mny inimnriu?*. 1 also reported that, a largo number ■he Ailinlnhitrntieii'a renrgahlta- P. was indicated, trslills of fbe Thu United lilupu Now tho .Olein llinroiiglifar" minufo hrosihusl (tiv»*n lhiiiiit?h h-v* not filed applications for t'onlli'glslnlion tomorrow.. tvh<l proRrom wi>l lie dl >nus>* I decision gradually to • « « « . *1 lo* \Vo<H!ii»iiii*rt I'irth* a ill hoM tli|oiigl| Hunliiiil lor 11 ist I* traf i,f I ho All..i.t. S b ; - the exemption on city homes anil ' It "fri/nirrly ratified a dcciiIcpi. anil n pn sible |>bin for eon»ln » (iciilnr inuflitiif in M u* A mm i Man fie. 'hi* s'vll.m of ili|. street, nk *uM of I hi* ivnlmr i F W h requested that those who of the 4*rmiicralle -tnrnjbcrs •<> mat ion. of fh" pr«*Briini amt ll« iiMikt l I hi • fI iiilimatulF in thmal llasik Hut (on uhl Imifimim^ m1 prior to Hi........ I ruction of the Iivuij* i*i (hit I * fo v fr ■ have hot thkan rate o f this mat- unite fcior hills, previously ‘ ap- Mpar, , l0n |.‘udinf D rill I ho « losing of iiiwny alhur J' H H U i »*i lock, 11f f ic inIn i r|Mii ! i*i| 4•* Seminole Il'Mili’i.ird, l.-.l to 'll" , f ’ounty and meti'ioned releiy «• Itr do so at once stating that If prtiVe.1 l.g the ro.nnjhlw. ^ - * , rrmi„s| msrhel, msy I..... * ulvi-l. tilingstHfa* /or flip the tliaa *' j! the major in jtslry in thl* v viiitly «l tv inol rui|nt^U*i| uli incinbum Into und wn* not cons'rucled to applications are not filed by Apr. single hill us substitute lii'li have Thu fri|Urn; Mvijenn (ll* *J wn Tim Cano cards Ui rotunda|i> tti« large t.diiniti nf , outlining outtiioog the tnlu. of <he 1010 mild offirhl'a tta la* |irm<*n^ ' homeowners w « 1r* rights t<> e i ' mrssura os ssed Monday-by 'he L'alrrRdF nil* were tl riM* ill IIVUIK I OnlA, I'KlllllMlniJ % .'idready/been sent hr.ivy I inf l)r- that ni.w Uhes tins , , , , llliellty 0 * Sangte. '> M - ; ■ • Cmpllon. ■ l»i. J. M Drill in *|ij ni i-M h limisn between Ik and lu poreenl, prob-. ~ , . -I mftlM \llfcrcllr l*» Ihi* limit ru* i|a the Farmers Mur Clialrnmn 1 h * lard ncrinofi in Ilia wrii’i nf hmiu Democrat, | jiCAaWrn frt»*n n « ily le> , ably would lower Mo«k*»‘* Me.ieos l|»im living, ^ Wm|, tie Ir.iad trmm uW h * " • .. oTntnhtcef vntn id llm rohtlnMee vote A evss pit til M 4*rviri‘ , ronduidt'd nijdiilv In I. IIsevep -ptuiDO dlffetory, and llirnusli ftanduid* with iinProdlctabtr. pi). cast from Station Tim WI'A prolorl provide* for IV M|lU 0 lo twri* with. Im* Fir*! (liifitMt fur (hi* paai , ,, : , r -. ,, v */*/*• thiw* per (final contact Ihe.e litleal e ffe t s ........................ .Jacksonville from tli» Improvement or tho Birr'd iTabewaf H :tu t.s «:«•’•! ,|«ys. „t ll... f hurrh Imilght V“* ‘ * tJ»my.*wl v<i | wers Infortnuil of tho ll was i (wind u u lh »r* t* tl* «ly • ....me I flt.in '.lie hirhany south to Com laiemiiinif nt 7:.mi i»Vlo#k, Iti'V, ".bat Me>i<»o Kovernmenl K<nfolt| ..lh r rm m l) .......... . , oiernsl Hlieel nod (oral W I'A 1Sx L.LAUARSKR, . Mar. M. W. I1 , IlMH.ki. luihlnr ‘of M il* ** . !■ ‘ ^ (jf j, Th e fact lh »t m a n y ft-Hn Ilia onergeUe *'-m l of tbo M(l|p , y -. o|,e . , f I ,.. t offirtul, niinotiiirnl yestenlav h fiR — President toward Conradl al»oan in t1m U tiH H V Klate, w<„ duo largely H „ r d ,". "| he C,|..y C ox" I diuichg <innf»uiM*il lodiiy. III It 36 OI"n were srlieduted |n of Florida State College will ofI., sin work i *h Ibis projoet ‘ bis , BlTaEUn?, I nuJ It a «li -• *Mti *Ti (n* ->Jieiate at th* . mmiting o f |ho m rtrlpo foUlitr • whi'h Mi Th« SOV«f1t01«nl «!•*<* » « a t,n# Uunttf of K»Vkn*rf. inurnlog Tim project will inI commlriior) on aetondary scho»a rlu.l" widening Ud* portion of O r ln m ln A f ( « • ‘ D,w»“ ' mW ‘‘ton,l" uu *" ....... .. *" ,oe> lbat -«-l><’nai|'n Among the is offer.-.! daring tba 41 aanaal a«aak>n of in tl'.| every m*H." II \ / r ia IlU U in with | o f silver pur.hiaos by-ihe United • h , I lie (Ireel *|* * I feet, const rU3SIS-lf„ sw 3 Mr. iV|s» Simpson a-ssilj i*sr|| sail r.( * i were wt ■l- the tha goothsm Asioclstion of following Era* Inki'ti fro»n Htates ------------- result - .................. came a. a of llrP-j Kt. j „ hll, ,||P r ,„ rte. lion of n fill at the intersection • -commission on waoondary schools W. It Duprrr today antiouiin-d of ‘ he street wlih the highway the pomtal ranl« n fflv ^ l Isb i.imp<ainta that lontinuancd ih, |tjB -|-r„ . # Mooiriiwl F-* •. to OtlHy T p u , H»r. 31 Apr. I . the Coantr Aim". *J»P purchase* ntenly save 8 cmjno|n Hriy.iu; d m . sod Sun- Id* randhlary for Stulu Comoiit- In reduce th" sharp in'linn *• ? J a r ' T h t’ ^ o W coljaga president was ORLANDO, Mar. 30.—(A l— Dr. - I should Ilka to re.^im a M eilro mom ammujutioii (|>r ford-Orlando Kiniif. thill. |ti-rman from Kemluola County. I lint piilnl. laying of a (even­ ci * elected -chairman or tba second ll.' A. Day, president o f the booklet from you wiUi recipe* war on HrltisU and oilier fut<’|gn in'll base of Orals r»<k and a DecUling that "industriaMy. •“ ‘I* * 4 *° ,i,:n M" y ary schoolt. CPmjPlasioa Prang* County Medical Aaaocia- for rofery. Can you give me tho capital. » illi slug or Seminole Coun'y lu* pngii's»<"| in * " rn 11 Danville, \ *., Mr. Du* final coloring J*st sanWenUoo.’tJ’ r- •ion, said today six women hava nsm, uf a dealer in this City leap* and hound* durmi th.- |.*il •'•'•*■ ha* U rn a resident of this crushed link. Can.^ A a fi^ ljip lo g t*r*sldrnt died hers and four other parsers who rarrie* m ar raleryT Tbo minimum rtp.-n.lllurn for few yeure." Mr. 8 bn|is*m t» o,lol f«rJ b r past 17 years and has WOMAN KILLED I to tba Hajjag mooting will duijpg the past 34 houty fbUwwIng | Th* following ehtf*. tha*. In loot aomu of Hi" leadlnif m-lu*tr.p* l"','n actively engaged lo husl- '.hi* project a* "a * approved Iry be- Usaa R.' L. Lyman of -Ihw half* been stricken ■with CONWAY. Ark., Mar lu. -»A*> rill tetanus many Instance* Ihero" «•>* n" nr** end civic affairs since that tl*o IVoik* Progress Admlnlslra *syl B ahoolAl A J a ta llw i W Dr-’ M; InJett?on*_ used In th* t*|nlwi«at drley In regua,t|ng ibo rocipo -—One woman wa* killed uml four 1 largest plant for Initial n-fiig i f time. lion, is IH.CI4 wi'h the City'* lirrsou* Injured today when a H. vlltoaan,. plbfsssor ot educa- o f CSncer. fie said It was feared folder:’ Kerving at pi^srnt as a member share ot thu rnntr|bu'.iun listed csre, the second Irrgest plant for Aian- w |« ,jo a- "|o*mb,r ; o f tha others might he stricken aInca * of frujl *,.f r Uhie nf tha City Uvmmisslun', Mr. Du* us U .tll. “ A Poetdl from jdu y.,t"r>|s> tornado .truck the .mall vo» j •aaeaiiVf. ’ boVSHnsq* • tbo number 61 persons have. teen stated that I could have a ||<t munity of Republican, wrapper. With the rnmplrtlnn « ( the wrappers In llw United State........ ptre ponied ouf 'that the posi­ glren the Inject wry tion of State Committremao would Oak Avenue project at * roat of uf uel*ry reclpor. Wjti you klml north uf here. were loealrd in thi* area, iMn. Karl Lyon*, abuut so. waa many other hnding > The women died.. In Orlando Industrie* in no way conflict with hi* duties n|iproximate|y IlC.noo, two tn.jro pi lala since midnight. Thay and . cong|4m s n n v B The - typical merit was "I klHed when blown not uf her Charartrrising the ce'rry fa r ­ a* City Cummissioner. Banforil street* have been »ld four atho are ■ . ' - " 06 — , * xn* spur are *o serwue cow- ,hsl| •hall be he delighted to receive house end crushed by a falling mer* of this nten ni tho "nation'« Mr. Dupree is a member of the *’ned sul Impiorril to belter WAflpINOTPM, "Mar. >0— (AT dlLen ware stricken with teUngf you, celery raclpe folder.” and 're*. Four ether bouses in the neatest fatmrr*" and the celery Baptist Church,-a TuwntendHa, Jorei demands of m&iarn transD ey said -TJm narrow *margin b* which (lockjaw) yesterday. yrsUrday. Dr. Day said v-,. tn many manr Instances InsuoeTs a e r ia l ro community were destroyed. V fie'ds ** a Bight well worth sen- an Klk. s member of tha Woodman portation fsillltlr*. varud a, 8 enate! In yvary , case death came Till* piojert included '.he wid­ _ ■ a tingle tog, Mr. Simpson pointed out of tha World and organised a r thjn u|t»l In teh GRRRCB RBKKH GAMKM on ths st "rethat thr medicinal value of relt-ry tax payer* organisation, in 8 cml- ening of Oak Avenue to Seventh Af^fArd ATHENS, Greece, Mar. TO— wa* rrroglnisrd before the birth no’e County, which he asy* led Hired and the relaying nf the’ An "HsSjfttaU said the doad'vvw * 'Jha County Agent a>so mailed ahte reetfvenses to Coognm*. M r*/ 'm f3 . Jackson. M r c - t r j of the pootali to Hr presen- (A1) —Greece ha* entered ■ bid far of Christ and that this commodity to the orgsniution of ths state­ brkk to Ninth Htreet New coo. ’ *■ « f th m ' -kotee would .TborcpsaA, wf*.' Blssbalk Bui « Joe IlsudriCks who replk* the 1944 Olympic games. Consten* la recommended by outstanding wide Taxpayer* Association cre- crate gutter w *s_l*ld on both dfrtOHm.^and.-Mrs. Jack •in* Gaergakepouloa, tolnli'er of hesdlb authorities because of Its diled as bring largaly responsible aide* of ths *M uk hr Jh* por­ at thp .fborganlagUon • ;A» follows: said yesterday the rich content 0f Vitamin B and use for the benefit* derived by home tion covered by thejiroject. Also t. the court Mil of Ust : . -iln I* receipt of your tan! ediarafreo, true*lee planosd ‘ i (ho llgriw o f‘a eooHBitto rer ,o l recent d e li a«d wish wl “tood elements which owners from th* Homestead K i^ Included waa th*qf*ldeplng and amption Amendment, Stadium. Oi B tCsallsMC m ***** Fear) • tOewMoaea ea r o te three) *w r*r* Ta*s*» 'iVAsillNGTON, tgarr. II Duce Tells His People Of War Measures X MuHHolini D e c l a r e s People Must Move From Cities I n t o Country To Avoid Menace From Skies , -j>— "• T - i- r NUM BER 1S T Established In 1908 BOMBS LEAVE GHASTLY MARKS ON BARCELONA S pan i s h Insurgents Hammer At Gate­ way Of Loyalists’ C h i e f Stronghold g* .. I'ltAHA, Csrchuslovaki*, Mar, 30.—(A^ - .Spokesmen for the Naal* fled German party and three other national minorities In Cseehoalo* vakla demanded autonomy In a tumultuous parliamentary aeasioti yesterday. Polltloal tension reached tha b ro k in g' point In the Hou Deputies'when eoniaanlsls to howl down I hr Grnwan spok men. Ernst Kundt. TVirlr clamor drowned out his voice until a loud-speaker could he hooked up to amplify it. Kvrn then, the communists laisnl surb a tumult that hi* words weir barely audible. Kundt derlsred that the Praha giivrrrimrnt. If it expected to e*« tnhllsh confidence, must agree te 11 new election. A Hungarian deputy, Geta Siuelloe, in a*king autonomy for Hungarians, explained that he also was i peak log ill the ns mo o f tha Bluvaks. For <hn Polish minority, I.eoii Wolf argued that autonomy I* the only 'thing that can sava the Tules in ('trrhoajovaki* frons threat of dr-nationalixation. (Tha .Slovak people’* paYey'a main plank i* looal autonomy!for Slmakla Including finance, adx ministration and Slovak school* (Slovakia, 13.031 square mile* inares, rovers about one-third o f the entire nation anil has abou) nne'flftli of its population—J,000,000 persona. (I lf rtoclioskivskla'a populathw of 16,000,000 Germans number nlmut .'1,600,000; Hungarians, CJ0,000. and poles, 33,000.) Supreme Court Holds Special Law Invalid TAI.LAHABSEE, Mar. 30.— (Ah—Th* Huprem* Court held un* roniUlutlonai yesterday a 13SS special law Hmlllng Mina'ce Mid Broward County official*' salarleo. In an opinion by Juslle* Arm* stead Brown, the court said tha law sought to regatat* official compensation contrary to tba caw* • tltution. Tha lrgtsl*lur*v hy making lha statute apply te population bracket embracing twv counties, did not make It a gaits fiiytM |gW, . Th* decision affirmed O f W M Judge George W . Whitehurst, wba ' held the law unconslIUitional. . He actsd in a ease brought by J. P. Davidson, sheriff o f Manatee County, who sought to collets 18,041 for servlets for not year ending Octotier, 1936. The county paid him 14,360, claiming this ansa th* limit he earned under lha die* puled local law, Ha contested U the law and wot. - J. Tba law tlmltad tba clerk, sheriff, collector, eseeesor aad county Judge o f sad) county ta ( 4,800 and lha school tendent t* R A M b year, 'I LOCAL WEA . Fair to p*H»y tr warm tonight * -: v t �MaoO'Wkr Cornea O f Age < TT SEEMS—By JOHNHIX -doe la n o t 'o r d in a r ily ex p e cte d to H a v a a tta in e d a h ig h d e g re e o f success o r to h a v e a c h ie v e d w o rld w id e f a m e a n d p o p u la rity a t th e a g e o f 21, b u t w h e n M i n O ’W a r , th e g re a te s t h o rs e th a t e v e r t h r e w a shoe, o r tM tm d e d d o w n th e h o m e s tre tc h to w in b y a nose, cele­ b ra te d h ta c o m in g o f a g e y e s te rd a y , h e lo o ke d b a ck o n • c a re e r m o re n o ta b le th a n m o s t a t th re e ee o re y e a rs a n d te n . A p ro d u c t o f th e w a r y e a rs , w h e n speed Was a m o re Im p p rta n tj f a c to r th a n e v e r, M a n 0* W a r e n te re d te ni ra ce s b i f t l f c 'i K M n fe s o T th s to , T h e n a a t y e a r a s a tb ra s y a a r <*d„ h s w a s In (h a P Ten k on aa, w h e re he w o n I t t / S M , th a Irn w rc n c t-: R s s lfa iM o n ■w h e re h a w o n IlCwOOO, aod> th a f* » m o u a -O M d O tljy.ra d s- s i ' K s iiD w o rt h , C a n a d a , f o r S H V f f of. f 80,000v a a d in o -la a a th a n e ig h t o th e rs , t rs t y d h a o f. w h ic h in m v m u r a to d ay ths-Lscd'htsm- tbs*, sad hasp Papers Praised On Efforts To Hot Highway Accidents e l i t e AGO, M ach 30<-M V - The nations) aafely count It cce­ di'ret the nation'a newspaper* to­ day with s Irad'ng rot*, In high­ way u fit y efforts which saved 1800 lives since last November. Sidney J. Wt'ltatffh, director of Urn council'* public safety divi­ sion. said en "lavrasud public swareoeaa" I* dangers of motor travel and tbs seed for safe drlrI lng probably sccoontad fsr a re­ duction In trnffla fatalities that boa continued the nation over from j ’ A f t m t h a t , h a r e tir e d , b q t in M s t w o y e a rs " o f ra c in g h a h a d ' w a a 2t> o u t' o f 2H ra c e s , a n d tu r n e d o v e r « M M t f to h is o w n e r, B m m s I B l d d b . T h e only* ra c a h a a r a r lo s t W as b y a noaa a t S a r a t o g a w h e n -U p a a t g o t o f f to a . f ly in g • ta rt a n d .M a o O'Wwr w a s h e a d in g In th a w r o n g d ire e lls n , la e r a s * t h a t) w a s o n ly . th re e -q u a rte rs o f a m ile lo n g , M a n C r W h r .c t it id e w n a loaa o f s e v e ra l le n g th s I n t h a b e g j n n i n r t » loaa b y o n ly a H a ir. r T h e r e a r e tb s a a w h oo . sa a yv tthh a t b lood w ill tc ta lL ll, anod nd o lh s rs w h o th in k it d o e s n 't count, h u t in IB y e a r s M a n Q ’W e r h a s s ir a d . m o r s w in n e rs th a n a n y o th e r h o ra a In h is to ry - A m o n g : h is o f f s p r in g a re s u c h n o ta b le s ss C r p t s d / r , w ta n a r.'o f: 9208,261; C ly d e V a n D u s e n , v l d o r In th a I R S 'K e n t u c k y D a r b y ; H eaps F lo w , A m e ric a n F la g , a n d la s t yeerfa D e r b y w in n e r, W a r A d m ir a l, n o t to m e n tio n "B a ttle s h ip ? ’, l u t 1w e e k ’s w in n e r o f th e G r a n d N a tio n a l. November through Febrcvy. i “The newspapers,'’ Williams 1sa d, "in 'ha past year pubUthed |highway Mfety material la graatI er volume than ever before. In '■ Incrailing nambers they Joined .efforts of puhlis safely agenelee |and orgsnlsartime each at the { Aioerldm Legion and parentI' teacher groups 'o cut down high­ way slaughter- - j c«» CURB SERVICE P rie d * B i g h t — He* U s Spender's Market C o r n e r g a d a i d P n lm a U w RtfWivtit* Diamond Setting AND Engraving tfcLanlin, Jeweler •To <h« newspapers—also aeveraI popular msgas'nes—moat go lang continuing trend {a Urge share >Jt downward credit for bring- in f.u m ica." Tha oafWy council reported 2180 traffic deaths is tha nation in February, 420 or IS p a m t fewer thin in February. t m . Tha rnusbar dsellnwi 16 per­ cent in November sod Dscamber * - s ' ■* ' 1,1 _ 1 from the corre,ponding months in D a v s S h e lls , cA n d id a tu f o r th * U n ite d S ta te s S a n 1030 and IS percent In January from the total in January, 1987. s te , h a s -c o m a p u t: u n e q u iv o c a lly f o r -the. T o w n a c n d P la it. HHucttona in January and' Feb­ H * ia w h o le h e a rte d ly , e n d w h o le aouled in f a v o r o f p a y in g ruary >liis. yrsr were virtually na­ th e o ld . fO lka 1200 a m o n th aa a p e n s io n f o r th e m a t of. tionwide, with 2S out of 40, re­ tb e lr. liv e e .a n d o f le v y in g a tra n s a c tio n ta x s u ffic ie n t to potting at; Its I'atlng decreases. n ra is e th e necessary, ’fu n d s - H o , h e s a id in a - c a m p a ig n The na’-lonil to'al of 39,700 deni ha In 1037 was an all-lim* •peach in T a m p a , la s t n ig h t . \ / # high. T h s question riusstlnn novy nnw arises s W s m ‘ whether w hnthsr the thn Townaendllea TnwrtanndllCS - The. f fftoM Pitfltt t M * m MtHkanpnxpei “ Ucrausc the saving of lives ll will, throw, their support to the ftew-leeder in their cause of so widespread1 ,'’ William* said, “ It stick to Senator Pepper who promised them 1200 e month, is d f f tult .to gdiwrallta m the pensions tarn, years ego. Ths Junldj^Senator has been e h '«o M . lit on* city or stats It mry hnvn reoulrd from bolter proponent- of Tbwnsendlam from Its very Inreptlon, but so Bwsnga bow chimneys pinnacle triffic law's; In mother, a new far has accomplished very little in its behalf in Wash­ .f ’ ItMuotsee. ) drivers' lirenie law; in a third,, a THB W00 OOU> MINS . . . . M s Im ths iky at night, 1,1 ington, strange aa It seems, a woman’s “ immunity safety campaign. y a p - w ---- A— -i tha » o r * aware Jim Tieedwall waa ■ «* man ' rhaae In the lata lB70'a, has proThe Tbwnaend issue between Sholta end Pepper also I tluerd VlftpOO.OOO. |memof ill to her depd husband "Therefore, ’ public awareness’ "O f homeleti (light. raises, the question of whether Senator Pepper can do any­ who knew a bargain when ha *s# 1 I’ RCUM AB I'B O P L B ........... |was destined to become en* of ihe , piubildy best fits the national I — Boas Myra_ Phillip* thing in behalf of the Tawnsendites^ is long as he remains on*. A rarimntvr by treda- JlW • “ Du* y* are a choaetl genera- original aerrn wonders of the P etuie. This la brought about by It Is a well never (uinod down s chance lo |lion, S royal priesthood, an holy world. King Nauaoloa, whose name “ locution, engineering in better J o f « * » » : • l( t "rubber stamp" fur President Roosevelt. a little money on tile aide. sea la the dread I own. fact,, which no Townscndite will dispute, that Prasi- I(Invest nation, a peculiar peop'*;"—I still Uvea In our language In tha luwo, better enforcement snd more tbs proaBecLi looted good see convinced that I’etor il, tt word mausoleum, ruled Carla liulirlduM carefuluM*.’* idont Rousevolt is against the Townsend Plan. And it Is It ao bappaoad that Pterr* itipttU have gone dojn like tbo Strange as It seems, from this from 387-333 B. C , u a satrap, difficult to. sec how Senator Pepper can carry out h's •'Kiwurii I1*in" Krewanli s wall passage In tha Lints a religious or provincial governor, under the promises to the old folks as long aa he gete his orders known prospector In tha alwkan sect la England selected Its name, great king of Pseals. Tnmtory, bappaoad alone at the “ Peculiar People." The faith was pr# *•* where Benstoy pepper'from thn White House. Mauaolua died In the year 383, as*in promuvd to aupport i Mavlw he pan, M there an olm oit of inconslitwrcv tliue with tbs right preapocta founded In 1S3S hg John Banyard. fr)d|ng hi* rejgn, jjp di*c onrelate, Lt.TsweMmi-.^Un ^gs tbs bfiu which’ sdeks' cDriflcatlorf In our somewhat muddled tor Treadwell. Brwa-ard had a a Londoner. was hla faithful wife, Artrm'ais, gold mine he had filed * claim f Oesmsa. ai »• rereii it, .. , Th* FeeuUar People's religion that oh* erected the famous aepolmi mmm ona of hla DrfiinLaiuB MllilOe *m. and dBuwad aavarel nuggatj permits all to preach and pray, chre at HaJiearnaaaui after which that gl Htared brightly, and all who attend their aasamouaa all such superb structures have Kruaasrd needed money, and are member* of the church. It (a ,inc« been named. o p a l l k in d s . tn offering a refuge to the opFt)— a* a* Jim TTeadw*ll had if. But all mis of their doctrines that.James n , , „ , u re height of tbs build- 1)0 raiaavlla *••. prewed mlborlUe* of Auatrla, French P *1* got of It wag 1400— « Ukm er" " )r' l"F «> • 1M fast. Between th* 12lh lliuaeed tu« Utu uiuJuliulitn Hltu aiivurlW, lur lltcy Jim got th* mine. Strange as 11 The BvltUb Gov.mment (Jsnaany, Bnaala, and Italy, Pres­ oltrn hsn <ml , Mh „ wu ident npoooveit any* ho la going ituvo lulih in thctr buMincsa, and their ptoapettly alutll in* seema, Carpentar Jim alniek on* been forced to taltrfer* when propably by on earthquake, fcagk'to a domretie poxey of 1780. ununu uuny luld, lilesnod is iho woman wno sends in a of the grvataat barge'o* of blatory their refusal to call In a doftnr^ Wdl. thank heaven*, there’* on* written uccuuiil of u iwrty or a weduing, for she shall see by tht* deal. Ill* |400 bought th* In rare of nine,! has endangered Tomorrow: The Fooataln of "Bore* and buggy” , policy which | Blood! tiiu details and names of her guests correctly reported, now famoua Treadwell Ktp* of a Ilf*. so*ma to bo obey. Mtt Th* Lard myka hU face ta w t'upon that, and b* grackma Ha tha*; Tha Lord lift up hla i n l a u r i uysw lh*s, and <g irt F r u f W a n d V r jr e ta H s s fV e a h D a ily Hie HoWDaend iMue ■ a carpenter! . We cany A cemplate . lin e o f Liquors. Wines ¥ / / Whiskeys Gins. 312 Sanford Are. CATERING Inceptions— C a r d . P a r lie s D in n e r P a r lis u ti. NIPPBK All Edilur’s l>ruy'< Florida's «*n*tor» »pHt ov<>r th" aorerpmen1 re-ors»’il*#tlon, bin WMtb I* said to rohrentrel* dietatoriol powgr ' in th* band* of th* Pre»|4«jit—»n r l,reeld"nt. Whether tt happen* lo b* Hoo**vidt. or lorn* future Huey Lons Sr Hnrb«r< floorer. Senator And r*** voted agglnet. Ut BonaUtr Bspper wa* arired Id fsror of th -------- n-------- illusscd are those who do not expset ths editor to know everything, but who tell him whenever an Interesting event occurs in wjilch, they are interested, for they shall have a better newspaper in their town. Blosded are they who get their copy In early, for they shall occupy s warm spacs in the editor's heart. Blessed are they who co-opernto with the editor in his efforts in behalf of Sis com­ munity, for their town shall.be known to all men, far and wide, ns a good place In which to live and do business. Blessed arc they who do not' think they could run the paper better than the editor runs it—yes. thrice blessed rre they because there are ao few of them in any com­ munity.—Exchange, • PiM ldw t Blmpeon of th* Ibmtnoi* County Chamber of OMMserre mode a great aprech H r Bsodnol* County and th* MNTF loduatry Ip Jsckaonvil'a ntaaday Bight. Bponaored by. the JmastU National Bank on s aaitte krosdraat. Nr. Blmprep Mr*. Bred, Who h*0 bean visit- U3 fo*t long, be* sU alatorooma, i p t aft out the benr/lta o f ta'lng salary apd ahowed the hnportunrv log Mr. niitl Mrs, U. A. Howard, bubo, S ino*4 alLractlv* islixsi, Including It In every diet. 8aitr a’- Ptnpker,',Laka Okrechobee hag th* upper dock la filled tip In ■trd seed* mors of this eorl of p* il rued tit Banfocd. accompanied wlrkor,’ A flower bui filled with bjr th* Mloars Hpwarji who will duwat* odd. to U « beauty of remain here‘•until school cloaaa-)/ tha dock,, la tha Forty are Mr, 8 AN FORD TWENTY YEARS AGO if w * cannot reconcile ths pmMlopa of returning dlgnatarir* MAN .P 1 .1!* Wri! hl 1**1 n**»e* motored gv»r for lunchtoa « h w|< Lnsswiwd ... ^ M WefhnSay. * Msg. * ] gwaeomcot a* Fertilizer—Inseetieides Pern Crates—Strawberry Crates Phong * ' that grigpod Wbolesome i 4 , * 1 >• bo takas S i th. ( Rlttyl Bure. bo. H worked. It audUnc* wanted, ' t h s v T _ ....--------------------------1 4l i h ,as a a * -------- ------- --- will b* In OrUndo a few day* kW(IM ^ Jwkw niuil^n** whan I Wag. ---- Slid* t W V N ' l V Edfai ul Mr. and AuBUrT America Rad C*o*o. H H 'm it L [ y. C. M t ib w ho* ret*read Mrs. J , E. Pool aaWtalned ths from a bbabsao* trig t* AUaaU PrioriUg» mwE .dallgntfully . loati where k* resroeOhUd ths BagBg urthgr. The atUnwoa was; f « d Buard of Trade a* ths re *d like fb# tarn of M (Jr Vritt knitting and sawing. Dainty, goon*] director of railyaod* and motor. U v if lrich 'bre'or, nfw hm ca’a w g » rerred Among brought hack ths Moore*o* of •ad * W «- but \\ »•* atIks gM*U ware Mre. A. E. Hill, a h*uar achadol*. s and yaw kMH HlWF U. Mr*. E*a ttby. Mre. W- W. Loog,. Ug aad Mre J. 0. MBUr Jh** «ogat«l as'4»H y Is K k PtUHt Mre. Rflbagi*. Mrs- w e«t Sunday with bom* folks E W f o Mrs B w n Mctouii*, Th* totally u p w u> more |a AH \ dal urn th 17S-J C. M. BOYD & c a u *•**> am Rtwttog freely hi •• **■ was trkia U s f«i“ to cuuvey **>«• Wag of Jk* (0d fc hsuJhdl I nrofouad i v * Fee<te—Hay—Gram 'loo sod pregnaabw be aao'boi i why 'hla.man bad to dia." Vi m - NEW YOKK, Msr. 30.—In Ihe e Ineomo ivc on th* a>"g<, uncertain rhadawe behind th* foo - (heptic In ovary detail. . Thar* Ugh a • f t ofien brief moment* la lb# alow gal haring .'.of *p**d nf drama ao sharply drawn th»t , . , [There la fire and smoke and one remember* than long after Meant- . . Th* cab begin* lo away, tiw plays th*movie** err forgot- and Iht countryside rare* past at •wi. | breakneck apred. . . . It (■ c*rTbio* ur* tit* bright, vivid *lg- talnly th* moot rrahotif “ olunf n rite at ihe threUr, and whllo tn. Broadway. 'hey may bo no more than flrnt j • • * Ins Irenes between intsor oker-. Some* Intro It I* a laugh «r a nrtemi or Iriaka uf oAging b y gag that " 110 a” ao auditucu jua: the oa Ihero and dtrec'are, lh*f< whes it need* a Uft. J . Such M ot*h a you Uke Ha"h*a o f u n i" that dt* S<or Ja‘ “ Save Mr the mer lich'nIng and imprvm >ov Wal a'' who desire* to walk tn the .* tha' y»ii never h w K j jmmnllgkt with a I’ff-ty princv»a Th*' ftia* one ihst rewHy gut; Thla dictator lon'i Up*d to hav tw ld of nw- this o"***in wa* the |f| hit urdarti dioobeyrd. . . Bui dca-h orrut m "Murder In Thu. lb* uum won’t evsw out. II* Cathedrel.'* Three chaisetera reum! glaueoa ai bl* wa'tr, kicka tht nu th< otsc* ond is order a higbj lar out of a «»f*, and muttirs, dignitary of th* church. Suddenly’, “ Tha 1 moon I* late- again!'' for thp S . f ' t me, thry berwiusj R U] auo'lior “ llflpri' l« in i'wore o* ihe oudli-qe. , pfe***** 1 “ Uaohilnr Uorn.'* whoiu the new They are atomen *rd> noaphm*«AJ hmitlmaoHr o f an hhigllah bog’s Finally ode tuny lo the eodumcefj echo’d has banned rowing. Every “ Do not Judge aa too haa’ tly.". body U dlaguoUd. h# pi rod*. "Thrm -are Juot res-| aoh, I don’t know," aaya a rose for tbU dred. W * rrollpo yog aogaabody who baa com* may hay dlHrreat Idea*. and^Lhat Ua^a from Lendeu, “ kowiag 1* •ppeu casco* are Ogalaat sa. Bal m f<wd, young maa in as there an* two tldoa re w ary qj»*a- i i lrt.n - y^-i w g g **. v A* J K 1 ^ ’ Mr. sad Mc»- Nixon Butt ofj Orlapdo and their charming vUl- a.mlff,o|. ■Sa* Saafanl Are. Campbell’s Security Feed * Seed Store ABOUT MANHATTAN « r CEOBGg TUCKER Bread a Holla—Bandwlibas Mrs. M. D. Gafccbel < aw* ► �ft t IT S “LITTLE CAESAR" HIMSELF! o c ia l See A n d P e r s o n a l A ctivities ME M A R T I N L A N E Y , S o ciety E d ito r PAL A T K A RAVI N E ' ; « ■ J f c g E S B GARDENS Teleph on e 148 Truth Seekers Class ial Calendar ,,0,dH Regular Meet P ersonal* ' WEDNESDAY Ctaaa of 'IS *111 present itrlor l'lay, •The Whole' Talking" « t the Seminole' Icltou) Auditorium al M: tf>' ** rdfr A Masterpiece OfLoveliness Th" Truth Seeker* CDs* of '* the First MelhodDt Church held Harold Coleman o f Tlalatka la lla regular mwling on Monday rial liny hi* brother, U. II. Colonttrinonn at I be home of Mr*, man. J, C- Iluaiell with 40 member*] iireaent. llo«tea»ra for the oc R. Draa. MUt Lillian IVas, ration were Mr*. II. 11 . Duneat),1 and Mia* Betty Martin of Atlanta Mr*. Minnie Holt. Mr*. Ida spent Sunday at Daytona Beach Chamberlain. Mrs- ItuaaeU, and] -----— Mr*. K. A. Maine. | Mr*. II. II. Coleman, Mra. J. J. Mr*, A. C. Btarke presided inter Wilmarth, and Mr*. R. I*. Cor the meeting. with Mr*. W. P.'nell motored to DeLand yeaterday Chnpman lea,||ux the deeutlonal*. I -------SonKi wero sung by the rla»a in! Frlenda o f Robert Howell writ! unison. nn<t the elasi irons “ Sly,regret to tram that lie continue* Sitter and L" rnniptned by Mr*, to be 111 at his home on. French John Vaughan, waa autig by Atrenue. Mr*. Vnughn ami Mr*. Ilrini. -- • ■ Mr*. Duncan accompanied at thi Friend* of kit** France* Phil FdwarJ t>. Robinson, star.til an many gangs'*F'picfbre*. la back to kkl them all In the Damon pinna. lip* will regret to learn that aho t'lur* memboy* haring birth- I* III at her home on Holly Are fymyon-Howanl Lindsay comedy, “ A Slight Case * f Murder,“ coming to the I!Ill Theatre Thursday d*y* in March .w *r« pr*aented nue. and Friday. - : w witH gtfca, ■'While the claa* .a nr -------“ Happy Birthday'' Mr* Starke Mra. L. O. PatrUh of Orlando protement*. for the portion from Pre rented gift* to Mr*. Tommie la the gue*t of Mr. and Mr*. Fred Fi iiikld'a life and Dr.^H. Harold the Ci'y 'lilull* to lh*> llstrcp McClain of UeUera. and Mr* U. V/ll»on at their home on Sanford lliiiilr. Stale Kxperiment Station b.'ilgo. A. Iladfanl. Arenue. , ofttriel, end Dr. John J. Tlgerl', City Knalm-'T Fyed T, Wil With Mr*. Duncan In rharge nl -------pi.-idi.nt of 'h r llnieetally of |jam* ypatrr'tuy submitted final the program. Mrs. Ilejna tram •' Mr. and eMra. W ill Handley of F'-iida, praised ha work ami figure* for llo- propos'd project tr ading ln memory of St. IV --|V *'"P« * e & her* during the pa»t Y " l"ipii*hnii-tit* ■" teacher and praviiljiig for lint ir<"ndllionlm iltk'a Day. Thi* wn* followed liy'weekend at guaata of Mr*. John W INTER PARK*, Mar. SO— j#«-«l|*t. of th" piutiiclfial golf rour. e a tong, “ Uy wild Irish Ro*e." Vaughan. Scholarship* tnllie value of SUNK)., Stmlcnta' presiding at ae*»kms The project which lm« tiecn in addition in valuable medal* amt af tlie, conference includeil Juliet *ohnil|li-d' for the approra) ol r* Frank Wright cup*, are the, prii*-* offered to Cuinnigon, Clcimonl, prrsidtnt the. W l'A noiliorillea mil* lor' a er Wplter of North contestant* in the sixth annual of the Ni.-wdl Society;''Kathleen lotIII eaiHiidituio id |lf>To* wll'l the guests Hundar Blotc InleraehfclasLe tnnilc frstl- VUiceler. I'rnney ‘Fat ink; Wayne I hi* City "imping nearly |3.imw o' , Caldwell vat In lie held at llullinx t'otlrge Dealt, ill'. i'ctitrxhurgt I'aul llu fL thi* nmnunl. on Fridiy and Saturday of this M .-l Palm Beech; Philip Arey, Monlvrfdr; end Jack Ruiaelt, SanTh" Hoidfay, ti«stnffici.■led all V>V ■a * „ Srmimile .High School will e....i other thiid i kiss tires in Flori­ participate in the event, tuber da in the nile rtf H.-.H Having* it kit Schools tin oiipliont 'InlUind* for llie' ,tH r closing Aug State expected to title part in* n*l 31. IM7, AIih'm I l<*d. u|l,‘.tlrsl elude those in M aUll, Orlti’ Ui, i lass po*| ofln.* s Daytona Iteoih, Veto Reach, Mo'InPpud-wtlh whipped rreatn. an-l^ampa to spend a idiort lime as bmiuie, Oviedo, l.rke V/ales, A '* t green and white rap cakr*. The Jtueala o f Mr. and MH. Fred Wil* Park, Sibring, St. IVrr*hury, Kisaimmee, end Jack son' ole. V. guest* icrelved *mal| shsi»*Hel ne*a gram l>n r / )s ^ Si»rtiHenTen(Hm First place winners In the City* hasketj filled with green *f> VJ*-|t | rat HuTTUyJ col Mra. Aliernaihy will " A " Division, op, n to n-ukit -hiSh1 white mint*. ‘sjilUi'/t »r|n (fet. It an . .* v iit u w m i c i > : , leare tonwrfow for Jacksonville school > 1 ink'll's 'rnln!«-( nit I''1 Tlioae picacnt Idled mi ill'u Army ap GEORGE H. after vlsiilng here for the past piano, violin, vi\lce, c qc,<- Wpdtl\V Carrel I. Ml •ifiiinlf tin.I o*ki-,l" thi-lil few weeks ps the gi|eit of Mr. and wind, mul Jj/b*s, .as ci'e t.vill of (lenevu, - i*«n ijui: «■ more Htni'ord <<J I. creep a ‘ *..♦ Mta. Roscae Taylor. gOVCher* for JMm rjich io b tflv on HutrhLon, Mi*, H r H i ! **•»!> . e « * a l Hie le i tuition n' Hollins Co lino mid a of tieneva. Mr*. f«»»» •• O ellr.vfr. i u « « n |.i)ip|iajfri-d Hi-* I r a K la lU a l e Mra. M«mie noswrll left to­ gold niid A b! Ii-'xsi-r end plm e f ■<• Iha* 'this was ffn-ri-ly n l e i r u e * . W riirr SCkHrl c u e n i u s Mr*, w . r Wi a * | w W riter t i n s . WeslHe** if day for ThoippWn, (la., after winner* in <|ic Class “ A ” w i pr-ci.iin'iiiid that* fedy a vn y •|*Wer u U l l l a a s . H e W r lln r s • lr ■pending the winter month* hue competitions will teeelie sdve­ Bmalt fun* yut nf tlgp millions of r a a g la a ik e ' a is le u a a e era a u a ilra l Wh * I b * . » p rla rla 'e a , * l l « . with her daughter, Mra. Allen W il­ ineilals. ( ii tlie Cl:.i i “ It'' solo In.iffi.alie* Wii |irliicipals re|ery l u l l a e w a s te * a * la r M IH e a r i. ton. . , conterts, which are open to jun inMjct.v had ber'tv runtActed. lor amt soplniinoie pnpi's, tit* - .Il"lli vihg /.iR|l thi. program wl|i —»-nn .| « l VTV 1 -uwwiaainsi I t la lllr t * Mr. W r lia r Mr*. IV. It. Young, Mra. W. S, flint place • winner* w.ll refs-no ■I r M a r r a ll* f l t i a a r l . M ar S. coni in nr, ihe Counly A^mi ha» Mcdmihcy, and Mrs. Mamie Ho* gold tiled ll*. D. ITIIHAHHKM “eek- hia in linoU.I no Inlo i of his slaK well nf Deenntiir, (la., visited in In the. insemkle ioiw|s-‘ it'oo* A*' i iiinplk. u mine roinpli-ie lr*'. re-e'erlkwi by the people uf Hess1 Orlando yeaterday aa the guests for on lie.Ira. glee cluli.t hod pf i-olery Vi**i|o‘* » Ilk'll will lie Inale Cuunly upon hia rreord «l of Mrs, D. II. Cawthorn.’ chunises, liophiis will Is- tiwnrd-d l^ail>*l |<• th'ro. 1** 1111**1 ing having faithfully performed the In the winning il«u p «. Tin' i!i" “ ti 1’.fk elating t lust the Program: itiflie* of hla.'iilflre. romiH'l'lion* will he divided In'-.i , h.1*11,1 tieffii, nl home. Ml IMS- ^ Class “ A ” , for Ideli m lino's wiln V'l|i*Ras lilnlled a large niiinh. r 8 an enm'lmrtil of "M) nr iiioiv, ni.d "g -lif ear it* "in Inrot lion e a lie , 4 Cluf* fur. schools vitlh uu enrcllinHiL l^Jow 7fil). .* Solo roui|H.'ilHill* will lie ron- UP,' Eighty (».- jcrti of tropicilloom...more M itun'lM.OOO »uWti — the wctU'i target' die1 rL*. »nd cuitiUm ilcuunJi of other erotic pitntt ia l ihtube. Here *i i auaunoth gorge dalow the rim of ihc tuth ire ittep netne tonhi tblMr With Vtnd color., acutely grant* of the fomt letch towwi the d y... wtvery , rivuWti spittle fir helow. r Five aulet cf totdwiy wioJ through thit beauty tpot, opening up neat vutee of km towa, at rrery turn. Terraced vintage pomtt evirlack ’ superbly Inviteeprd girderu now at the height ■ of then tplendor. [ Plan now to vaaat the Serine Carden*. Sea 'lyour road eup foe the ihoetett route. Music Festival Wil! Be Held At Rollins College on Second Strru* and Maple Ave* giae, at 3:00 u'clock. "The regular' meeCng of Cirrle Humber Two of the First Medio* dial 'Church / willh Mra. J. M. Hayea ehalrfhan, will meet ot the home of Mra.- J. K. Courier at ItOO Palmetli/’ A»enuc at 3:00 o'clock. TTio regular meeting* nf Circle Three of tin- First Number Rethodlkt Churrh with Mrs. J. I*. Clark chairman, will meet at the home o f Mrs. (1. W. Ha ley, 311 West Eighteenth K’rrcl at 3;00 o'clock. The regular inciting' o f Circle Number Four o f Hiu Fits! Melhodi't Churrh with Mra. II. If, MrCall, Jr., rhnlrmnn, will asret at 'He home of Mrs. J. D. Lanry, lu ll Sltifonl ^vrnue, nl Celery Publicity Declared Success , By County i^gent 1‘ he rxp’ ainayl, "and 1 want tha retiml rrrdlHiard so | can put a pie.-e on each ..arm. Then ahe rfn ’t lend her arm, and she’ll soon get over the thunib-surklng.hahi'.'' Helpful clriks—»om « 'a t them fathers and ninthrr* —suggested mittens on the baby's hindi would lie more rontfurtaldr. Tim la' T A L L A H A 88 EK, Mar. M .-(A n ipiUf* agreed. — Unusual requests fres|urntly Kxperiment ing at forcing am aent In the state department growth with chrmicaU, • f agriculture but woikers there p'anl studenta of;lh e Huntington Park bfira a new story now. , A man asked for a cardboard |dgh school hare succeeded In P.i'l blown nsrrlssua tplic Ilka lhost1 used for mailing gettingtdeosoma aix days after (he bulbs twlendvrr and map*. “ My baby aurka her thumb," ware planted. VnuHual Request Is Made Of State Bureau Igiwer Floor I0-S5 Thursday—Friday :v Mr*. Dean Smith and Miss Doris" Smith whp have been 'hr guests uf Mr. ^nS Mra. Juhii Mflacti fo V the pail few month*, will lease tomorrow with Mr. and Mfa. S. A. Smith for Chicago, f ■ Mr. and Mra. W. B. Zarhry ha*a a* their guests, their daugh'er, Mra. Charles L. lUwleraon and young daughter, Claire Lynn, ol Okeechobee. Mr. Kawleraon who spent yesterday here has relumed to Okeechobee. i Entomology Meet Considered M o s t Successful H e l d GAlNKSVILLfF,’ Mar. .1 0 .—Tlie trcrrit Florida (fiduinalopiral Con ferrnce her* wuv Hu- nwHl. sueresrful th»t has l«ern* Jirld .since this even* was inaugurated Himyear* agu liy tin. Ni^M I Knlomologiral Hncirty. aluilunt nrganV ration In tlie Unirrpity of-Vloijda College o t Agfk-uXurF. Dr. John T. Crelghtort, rn'mim'iiglj profesoar, end official, of the society, sakl today. More Ihrn Ml outstanding•rntoMILWAUfCKR, Mar. 1 0 - (AT— rmilogiits of the state and nitton lie Anderson. Marquette U. attended the two-day meeting and I*..' ball etidi probably la the brat (Ijtcussrd insect pests of rilnis, rook on th* foo ball squad. An­ cotton, truck, and other nop*. A derson ta married. Sine* bis wtf* special feature of the meeting was l* employed In a downtown o f­ H two-hour symposium .on, the fice. b* altrnds domertic details whilv-frnikrd beet le?r-1 he ^latest and one of.thk?i8 o*t Igiioii.' pest* uCsOnrkM r ‘ ' Hnlomoio^l and ■indent* at . lending the Dr. e**rtyjh « t i NrM M Landscape Service im im i M U M t m w i IVEY’S 3 Day Special Trimtred Shoes ('u m bin>l!on Political Thin r s Confirm#t) Fro*** »t§ § On* i cli i inIt of tin. lirirk on F rlcrr' Avenue he'.wimn Hanford and laiciiftt Avenue*. At |ire«enl the "entire IrnEiii of lids ihiirsioghfare. with the e*r<-|dioi) of iitAiul *oo yarils, is In r.'jvd enndllion lalnce the Imr liPf} wMlila' lho filyf.lltuitii lias tiocn dm proveil -ilirougb W1*A OroJAeL Uml III*,- fttkte Hoad IV parlmenl ’ Ijag Inkm nrrr |m.| hHo* lit htDck Pum p liclng khowra xahanllne of Itiuuuur Tnn— w l d l h * AAA tty'll—. $7.8.1 Value .1 (la>H only Kcpavemcnt Of French Avenue \\ To Begin Today ^ Dr. and Mrs, Frll*‘ Klher' and Dr. and Mrs. f . A. Markham ut 1‘araans, Kan , fh o are touring the Hlole wrre th e' Wickcrld guest* ot Mr. and, Mra. 0 . II, Fslfidge v Q C L I/ A s k Far Catate) V / / I V E Y ’S 1,5c A COPY vKANDAU* ELECTRIC CO EI.KtTHICAl, and MUSICAL MEIICIMNDISE iW $R T-The JEW ELER DhiMMda Vnd Watcha. 1 Pin* Watch Ana Jewelry Repairing DUboimI Mranliag And Engraving •n x a a a M ica s a ^ b n i u t i n u r __ Baa a. rim si. nam a a*n m Isadfa H »»»»a »a — g » i a M H M H M W M W w « m « M L ucky Chirk M ashes S ta rt*r— Crow ing Manh— la y in g Need Cash? Sell Your Marsh It's gat what It takes Is aaake klgk records Mixed Fresh—I'rlfed aa that yoa raa affard ta fe«4 Discarded Furniture Used Beaks .Trunks Hurplu* Flowers Old tlotfdag ' ' .. Used Typewriter* I'laata .. SEMINOLE FEED COMPANY i a Pan n. m ow n m ; Tiy A,Delicious Dome-Cooked Meal Rent your Rooms HERALD ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ L A N E Y ’S DRUG CLASSIFIED AD m/t Phone 148 c jf c l e t e Lunch T<? 3 S c Aw *4-taker Sobci your (pkd from a list of dcllciottw mndwlehca MfMl horn* cooked puirtaa • < *. M » l yogr frlenda al W. C« Hartline Martin’s Garage 11 WR.FILL.ALL PRESCRIPTIONS — PHONE 103 -11 r % �% f* f i w M to i MARCH FAM ILY TORTURED, ROBBED OF $106,000 GEMS S e t a i t f o h Set C ttA J a p Beetle Insect Entered This VOWtey $0 Years * Aero From Steamer ICfe JAM ON RIVERS IMPERILS INDIAN VILLAGE m o d ern Re-Discoven Fkfrida MOORRftTOWN, N. J „ M ir. 30. - ( A l —gloVeni mem scientists b * f tlbig the Japan*** beetle e»11 nnr phk»« Of their work "blologleal ton .*•.«** It'* a loi mort w citing than it »ound». TIM bo* la dipped Into thU coun'ry aboard a ship fltom Japan *ome SO year* ego. It proceeded lo rat IU wap over 11.000 square mile*. The heaviest Infestation* ire along ')>• Atlantic inboard, pad Ictllnrly New Jersey, I>ft Hb thwart** Behind To check the pail, the govern• •netit I* uikig pot*oo«. fiwpe, quaran'lne*—and biological con­ trol. S!dV>|ftcal control really b tatting- a bug to ‘catch a bog. to Japan, parasite*. known aa Tlphla, Jtaep the baatio pretty much un­ der control—hot he didn't Bring fcb eneifilea with him. 8o the gov­ ernment Imported eome froi,i Ja­ pan and Korea. Two Tlphla ipet-le* are 'to belt ho fHr.dlicoVeivd, *»y* J. L. King, urnlor rntomnlog l*t ut the burtHii of rn'omolngy nnd iilnn' quarantine, her*. Adult TiphM and adult bertle* do -not fight, but tMdlr children Join In deadly com­ bat. To The Death line'* the'way the be'tle goer: P ot* I* boralory rearing, femate Tlphb nrn plat id In tin-* wl'h beetle gruha. T V Tlplil* etlng* the gruba apd lay* egg* In >hrm Then the grub* are placed In traya with noil. Tlphla luiva-' de­ velop and auck the grub, to dee'li. Then they ret •..... and apln cocoon*. The coconni are placed. In cold storage until the naat aeaaon When adul'i ire reared, ma'ed and thrn liberated In the field. Tlphla no longer ait- Imported, for Ihe domt-alic aupply la aul-' fblrnt. And mo"l of the biological! control woik runalali of cullrctirgl parasite* at ex'aldlithrd center* In the field nnd dlatrlbuting Hieae lo new area*. * There'* A ('etch Since 11)21, about MU0 mlonle* have been liberated In nine * atci. An Incomplete (tuck allow* tbit more Ihun belt of lhr*e have be­ come cdlbllihed. It lake* from four to five yeura for a colony lo berome strongly establish'd, and twice a* long for it lo apimnl all to IS ml Ira. Thu gem-rat I f , r.i III eixjjiu ix?r Charlr* Milgrlm, milllonilro New York couturier, member* of hb family and th i houaehold icrvinta were bound and Milgrlm « » • burned with cigarette butt* by bandlti who robbed their horn* at Woodiburgh, N. Y , of Jewell valued at 9100,000. Mllgrtm and hli wife are shown at the right aftrri undrr going the ordeal. A t the I*ft U a view of the home. W ARM SPRINGS’ PROCESSION OF PATIENT FIGHTERS Pout* hundrid residents In the Chippewa lndl*n village at Odanah, Wl*,- ware placed in griv# peril when Ice Jami on the Did ami White river* lent torAp a of water (urging through the arttlemen flbu lng relieved Ihe Ice clog lemponrljy but more • * rapidly piled up at bend* and bridge* wl.h Increasing danger. Home*- are ihown surrounded by floating k * cikr*. RACER TAKES SPILL IN BISCAYNE B A Y REGATTA Emilio Ponce de Lcbn, whose forefather, Juan Ponce de Leon, discovered Florid* ."ml the Pountain of You'h, la ahown n* he arrfvtd at Miami from Puerto RicoBy clipper ahIp hr fj*«- in * c v eral hour* the rtnt'r that ", took day* in the old Spanish galleon. Decked out In a allvry bresstplate, afc-cl hrlmei and armrd wi h a Spanish awnnl, ho was bound for Bt. Auguit'tnu to cclcbra* e I hr 425th «nnlvrre«ry of the landing o f his explortm-anera'or. • . Seeks Fortune In Buried Liquor Thlr. precearinn of infantile p *r*ly»li victims railed out of the new chapel at Ihe Warm Spring* Foundation aflct' President Koo*ev»lt Joined them *n dedicating the chapel ■» a place of worahlp. Th?y and the President also joined In prayers for vktoify |n their fight back to health. t Bpoctator* at tha annual lllacuyne Bay regatta at Miami wllnesaed a »pccticul*r colli,Ion of taring boat* that demolished one, l ho Boloney, and Ihdrw it* pilot, Vincent A, D «vl» o f Tampa, Jnto the water. He wa» Injured allghtly. I)*vl» I* ahown Juit a* he grabbed a line thrown to Itim by Coaat Ouardlhrm-n. ' » * .* . f .pitiiiiysi, t- -‘ •ivu . -.m ‘ v MR. CRONIN INITIATES A FEW ROOKIES XTt vs--' * d*. 'gXjK 1 n SKELETON FOUND, WIPE OF MISSING MAN HELD l C Of C President Gives Radio Talk On Celery Values From Figs On# 1 art lacking In a larfr prnporalion of the foodriuffe which ronatl-, tuta the bulk of the airii.gr bill o f fete." He also »ald that "It’a harvesting Hina down In Hcminolc County now and the «na fineit flneat colefy grown ia going to markets In large volume . Plto»ecuting Attorney Shelby Ferguson, (right) and hi* Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Georg* M. at a price well within the budget of any family. Bo for better Strlmel vl»w the part* of a skeleton found In a storm cellar ’of 1he home .near Pocahontas, At#., *fJrhaslth, tat moie of th'a escellent merly orrupled by Mr*. Cora Theuba Hrbnrr, A0, (right) ilabnar la ahown ioatlfylng before a and delirious Seminole County coltnner'i jury. "Not my husband”, ah* replied In answer lo. a murder charge. Her husband, product." disappeared *ever*l months ago. She waa art-rated In Mlaml.'Plo- ’ , win, VOTR ACKKAGK IN ttlK A K K ■ ’' Prank P. Blair (above) la the organiser of efforts lo salvage the Ihfuor cargo envied by the river ateaMer Alice when she sank »n the Apalachicola river near ntlstol. F|a., in HUM. He la sink­ ing a five-foot cofferdam In an “ Here's thu apple. SeeT''Well you’re supposed b gat U-patst those muitierou* batten o f tha Yan­ 'tffort to locate the sunken craft, kee*.'' So say* Manager Joe Craala o f Iho Bbeton Bad Bail during the Initiation of three rookie which he believes I* buried under pitcher* at the •mining camp In Sarasota, Fla. T h e ‘rook be, lift to ritfht, are: Dkk Mldklff. tip from some 34 feel erf aMt and mud In a 4wimp about 1,000 feet from U til* Rocks Byron W- Humphreys, from Little Rock, and Chari** Wagner, Jr., from Minneapolis. the stdram's present channel. BOYS GI THIMRE'S THAT ‘BEAN BALL' AGAIN WAHHINOTON. Mar. S0.-4/P) — A Jo nt Congressional Committee attempied to remove eom* of the hardship* of the 10.18 Farht Act yesterday ty voting to increase acreage allotment* of cotton farmers 1.081,000 acre, this yeaf. The change', piopoaed In tha form of an amendment, would tn-’ crease each cotton Stall's quota 4 per cent. The previously an­ nounced national total waa 90,• 900,000 acres, PRNbKkUABT WINS KANSAS CITY. Mar. 30._<JP| —Tom PaJiMrgasPa Democratic organ's*! lob, ana of <ht moat tonelaUntly powerful city pollllcol units la the Nation, sworn Into such o big load In early election as, City Star estimated It would ra'um* last bight that tha Kmr ra-alscl ft* City ticket by a ma­ jority approaching 50,000. \ Hickey Owen (No. 3) la foewn pro*acting,himIrftf after bring attacked try Mai Altnadn to the Ordinal-flcnalsr proetke game auPrl»wJo. «n rt. Aimed* had aceused Owap .of^Mpalllq* . the ftigbeg for A W Qthota, td riffctj Um^lro JJalM^Btooo, Simmon, X ^ | u d Bluafo- iro A m . poh^ ^ # a * ^ _ M « . w h U a - t h e jM eiR aW a.con tin u ed, .d rh u jlh m ig h ^ « % / r �• -T •: i ; : : . " V .' i _ ; BACHELOR PHIXJP W INS IMPERIAL CUP RUNNING Ktcktr Milton <»iber Reports EeLookout Camp " Rodgers Only Sure Regular Signed To Date By Ball Club1 IN THE FIELD OF SPORTS nr JULIAN STBN8TUOM n corrre tun ul mint; in SatuJ llutir Yuunir l*’ iii” of u three is i ml nf u buy i'll nnnr r.'porta il ultl piiiy an [•till" Ihr SnH„. saily |ihi| fohnny Ritok, Edwin r K i r . b y Aim Join .Local1 BaU Forces Tim »l*nlni; «l Buck nudRor* 1(1 hold iluwn >■ ponllinn in I he Nnnfnnl Infii'lil l« the flrat »ilr* n-unlar In appear ,m tint loral r,nil» V Allhnupth many I’rmnUlnn playei* have t'-ported ""'I Have mi.I i (.mi., it nuinb.-r « f wnilnilti*. linin' nf lllnllt have >Hl ," ' ,n natiifd ii' aliirtor, Inur nf Flotilla ltm k «r». «un nl M il ‘'Haw „ . M im |” llm lacr. mini ini'nnted *h.i Hailflihl i i r i y lu*l v.-ar will _______ pinb.ihl) In- i In'inilOil m si'ru nl n lilli* J e lin n ili'r iii n III li? GREYHOUND E N T R IE S T O N IG H T Ti»Ml*tir« r.nfvle*1 ; Pu t u tlit llU r k i Loretta’s Place J F illin g H la tla a W ile* P ra m fla a fa M O rlan do l l l a l ia a y Under New llanajtemanl Wine and Ileer German Cooking CO, INC. Mlltrr Bldg. Park Ava T H Il I1UOIM W I T H O r DA IIIA H 1 W»l I.,4l l.|*. in . o m ia m u r I’ H K& C IU PTIO N S ACCURATELY C O M PO U N D ED A T REM ARKABLY R ED U C ED TR IC E S . OBTAIN OUK PKICB ON INIIIVIOI'AI. |>K K 8 C R I B* TIONB BBFOItB K1I.LINU. YOU WILL UK SURPRISED DR. MILLER ___ 1 ' . .. . .... „ tlimuRh n i>mni>.fiil i m i w i . Mr Imd a »rt nf pla.rri ihnt nmild rtn antlKinr in llir fur |,im . - j im Winld fur.him and a m i Im- Tnkinv a hurdle in petfnet fnrm ia line hr lor Philip |Xin A), who,.mpiiirril thr ilia nun . il lumnnir of the $1 .1)11(1 Imp.rial Cup S'rrph-haae a Aikrrl, 8 . V, 1 llarhrlur PKillh la nniuni by K. Anihmae Clark- FV«nria llrllhouae ia amp *hc winner. |t no II .1%, PH it. It o i l I 10 . 1 | A IT I.I.H K n U l- lll | t»»' tisktia. I Y u i li |»*i|i»-» idle. Ittlirk T w lg t " *i*t M IH lO ls |»«’ ! M’ fttli N, P H I, P a li leUry. lit* Imtli'd .tuft tvMli (In i t tli 11I lull* t i i o - i i r i . M F A N H , i. ita|ti H 141■$iV!♦•» intt.lt i Nurtli Purn'lnn nine* mid flfldml ut**, tli tiiMiid in»Mt«.riit«*, i t i a i k i l l • im f»n uvrvipi nr • « Mu u l rUt liic I* iMc* * i i t f i i t tti*i‘» All till t *** l lMMllS H |ifIi *ci] (lib Wit* III tf Mil lit 1 l*!Ja, 11 i I f Te * I I 'IM * J m- . u a .v t i w i i ;it* tiuirnliiN f'»r *l»**ii* in it tn) s»*a* IjC .IN H i L l n m t M u* It inn, I tro t ftidim tinder Hu* Loiluitii bun- U o o . I ’u - i i n . 1 1 &«»-#! ?4, la p ta il* |iil|»t»Mt>^ iiiH-rwt. *r n«*m. n u iiiij miimJi 'I iim i kt*i e le n ili t F iii |#» i (j>>- twin . u c f I«t a|ti i t i l \, Kirby |» 18 yrani of tt**, wwiKhn 10tl imiindM und *Hindi flta fonl in inchm In hniKlil, M.. •aw p fm i u rn fic tio n WI)h , N . (I. lu d in your K tat<^ m I ho •hBr* st«p po.ition. KliiiliU ul»n p v Itill I>14i 1«JIII NIII 1 i , VO 3U . TUPPI.M |*« • till'. I.«i 7.1 I It-— Announce m enu | t£ W. J. K nji, riumhinff-rhuns 60. l i l l t m < cM.I I- ia »t< r lt> a i.* P A It lv lA * IE " Mali I .J.** $it,* la.J m w d rr.it* tiu iik ii u u l;, M ir i Ujt* t $ | i [*ii » |.l. m in .1 lli M l l l l i t ) n.’ I m c iiltilll Iftli. |- r { t*»H. IteU'l , I M " , K i l l IS tan Want*.* VYI 1 ,1 tl|»l«, 1 1 'JO * “ ft11j i f t H ; s ii t*1*"f#** In- L i *I'I** Mi i M ftt.o k *'* , wfi-iidji'i P in l»r r Cut. tm 11 , nw-3t»a’ i l i l p l ' t |t |ni|- i m i '.I HAVK YOUR Watch repaired by V. .*,* hue., am SMI|on* who really knnwa huw, P.VPLirUtWP.M FI* •* ..... K fttli ft 00 |I, | •rg g a ; Jewa'er Magnulia Ave, W ANTED; I'uy.nu lilAimn*, inual la.p I'ifh, p i.c in t * to r t ii m I$ n- ii ml rite iii Ininlliitllan, ttivc M a « 1 1 Xo « l :V .6— Situation Wanted L 'K I lH It V H I . a I I I . M F U dm ranli price. Una 111 rate Herald. inifi-a Rolf day houaawork. Victoria Rucker, 913 1-2 litekory Ave. I 16— H dumch For Rent 10— Flowan and Planla iH M iA ith N . S H ftr . ft a » | l i « II A Y ZlnnU*. Pctuniaa, Dalaica, Ajjera turn, Uariguld*— 16 ctnla ■O. Hr.ont 5*05. P in . |tM i . i 't dock paint—its is If hr hul in. rurlrd " I an ... »«d al iP r fillU ll H tiid lb iiu |» i "'•> < 50% SAVING Kl>in« Ttirmiuli I ..... We iruuriuilce f ln t line ' .... t .h i j i i n . i .i I1.... new tire m Ic ;ikc in our recaps The & retreads. price U less than h a lf U til of n new tire. 175 x 19—$4.50 550 x 17—15,5(1 600 x 16—16.15 Lemmond TIRE SHOP 111 E. 2nd SI. Phaa* Ik Sanford Paint & (ilass Co. Will Pi mi iict* Your Puint And Repair Job f!y J Small Taymenl Each Munih At 5'.' Interest N««lliini' Tn I'nv I'ulil WI4 Day*) After Jolt Ih Cum|)lele*t Florsheims ^9.50 up Friendlys ^5 0° V Fortunes W*«o l«m G A I N I N CVKRY DAY WR » CCOMC UKTTMl KNOWN A3 THE CHLATChB OF fineal i ’hona o . «ww V ! 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M Kill..il. bu'itluaH mail' I. t. purltil ‘ il hr rnniine harh u|i> i nf Ihr Khuiilu Tinira Cliiun, mmh |n Itreln tra‘iiiliir « » ■ Jutk'unviHr, whu .irctnl pt.-aiainlt.. . , •'till.lull S friH lin. ' ill'll I nf >ha- A.aiaialril lljllna nf ha* hi.I II pnunda atnrr Phuiila ln.| wi-rk ul i'ilin llrirh. Iraimliii ii..iiin . Ini an. . , . Hr aui'i'i.'l* lt.il|i|i Niili.ilaun, llnr't II*. i'rt'» : i> i In' lli luiutu Krlirr.il liluiiOiirr nf Ihr Tiimpn .'niir'u. will iia;uut i M mi llm Timra. b\. Uaos, I’nnili. (ll'VitS PH .1*. I«- II hr RECAPPING SANTORI) MARKET REPORT D u lly i r j u i r l nt »M ir * .if rtH tiK -tn d %car* i«i iili • hi H ik? H ittifo u l *141* |»**»tner»* W IitflPH.ilift W a* k r i 11* irilc tiP rM e•.•i lift iiiMer iiild t re H id til lit* f* il r u le r ii l o r it * i liu u i i»rrliH| itM iii.it ut «l ui* A . M ltl« *ti»jr. u s r r | » « r i * i l l»> J. i i M liiiH * ), V)it M in e r. O i l W m . H - W t- ' e M l»t • m u ll. VI ; « - « ) n . . P H tn . V l M i - f i i o . la. tiK. 11it $£tt, t,‘!» iii It* li& ct PH 1* , ’* ;»»•* t i l l » t *1 l«‘ |i * f| * «>• *.m ||$f. 111III what a t * . that frllnn Lacy Scheduled To Arrive Late Todity If'iV fl imrlnnt. Tn.ni. im./ior liuiih iitiu.r ti..,.,., in ,,,, nii.m.i f l i t It l> m r K sn. Mil.' iirmml Hall « i Hall. i.mifclrl HiU i t TIM " IMiim* iVilig a t....... . I ..lit Wl khiT I j n i : o f h k r ii «> bn fo r h a le a t HenryA.RussellSeedCo 4 1 100 W. I at Kt. •■IIURPKB’H SEEDS G lio W ” ' A A A A TO EE E E PIIONi: 403 - Arcatii Blili * I M M I T I G H T n i l l h i 1*11111m I M l F i l l F IIO W U K K S Y IL T H U OM.I i m i d l «■»»!« \ TO «h t i i h i .ii U l, U HITH %%iiii:ni.*t in i . i o h i . 1 % i m i H . i i m t i th n tn . im .m vr %11:1 III N il O I I . I I W I O I IN A T M I H T II F lU I I I H V H A P F U l* Phone 41 , i I JOE PALOOKA Hy HAM FISHER 'OU/a M OH\ T N E s e >t»9e COLONELZ \ PRETTY T H E N EW V O LO N TA lR E S ) S C U R V Y . E H P ___J ' LOOKING '- i l o t . p ' * T H A T O N E W IT H TH E B L O N P HAIR IS A F IN E L O O K IN G y ( S P EC IM EN . J V HE IS A M U T I N E E R / l f f THE W ORST OF THE J LOT. T R I E D TO A T T A C K ME ANp C O M P LETELY D IS R U P T E D DISCIPLINE. •MERC/. AfOV ^ SHALL L E A V E HIS ‘'A , C O L O N E L .* I T P U N I S H M E N T ' /5 A G R E A T IN YOUR H A N D S H O N O R YOU DO M E . , SERGEANT CAOEAUX. J T /X By Jo Motaor DAN bUNN Secret Operative TM m U M Q VOU. tCE WHINING, DUCHESS THIS •ART, T m « c k a n d DEAL WONT &E WOfcTH t i r e d O P b e In o A PLUGGED NICKEL IF COOPED UP IN T H I* WEtee S fE N —THIS IS PLACE—WHY THERE* THE SAFE WAY I MOTHtNfi TO DO / k H fU . S S ^ V TELL V U H / -W 4ft JUttT BECAUSE JOU f DID ONE MRETCH OOLE V A f HE AN THE COPS’LL TAD VOU AGAIN--1 THINK VOUVE LOST YOU'RE MEifVE--YOU'RE YELLOW, THAT'S WHAT/ 60 IM YELLOH EM-WELL; tie r V n ilD «B IC iC A M / u GET YOURSELF READYIL L SHOW VUH —HUH YELLOW/ W E IL GO OUT AN * H O W / I^ A N DUNH TWE FAMOUS SECRET OPERATIVE, AFTE R FRUITLESS DAVh SEARCH FOR ACE BART. Th e COUNTERFEITER, BECOMES RESTLESS AS THE EVENING LENGTHENS- WOLF, I THINK I'L L DTEP OUT FOR k WHILE AND LOOK ROUND %OME OP THE 6RI6HT SPOTS— VOU DTAV HERE LIKE 4k GOOD -m ----- .F E LLO W , I H ? m �t ttia U E B b th -i ••• .TRIE SANFORD ITERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA FLORIDA’S EXHIBIT AT Al e x a n d e r k o r d a ’S I1 8 T MUSICAL PRODUCTION m m w ^ ^ R Chaptar Two' Tkare waa a trying half-hour in Tblbaud'a office a* ha charged from ana room to another In aeareh of Jeanette DuponVe addraaa. Nobody had thought of bar ab anything but o aborua girl, nobody axgaetad bar ,1* return and nobody knew wham ah* waa. Than auddanty Jaanalle Dupont alood In lb* door, aa It la on*war to Tblbaud’a prayer. hundred tciUd. bllOES FOR BOYS $1.85 tV|r t’n' ci- SnUoii Monday yf'rrminn. IttiftS i Maly Kiniil.. charged with r , 'i , ' rrllimr lollrry ticket*, entreated a nf •f.Vi and V/ill Hun dilra wn* dtarniaaed o f drunkenfranca.* ■ Jaanetta pro- nr, . ,.|„lr„ Pt> , ... , In * ra m m in g perron* ar inirnn l before the Mmiiri|.jaf “ whan Bernard had tone, there •ns cnly Mikl who survey«d Jttnloqh. ct..EV p « r t o * r r ^ d , J-#l\n.been given a contract, and now J“ d» « n^‘frl,r', * rrv tn «l for clmrirr* ranging from illrfuvtfrlv cnmlur* In se'l ng II Jl“ " r wlhou. n ItrrnH-. The fob low m i rmlrncp. were given: aK SKYRIDER | T)ili ly-.pvrn c ifn t were trirrl {Irfnrr Juilyc Frank I.. M illrr in a *e**ii>n o f Ihc M in clj.al Court ‘ Nonaenaa! What do you think of thla? Accept It. And thl* . . . and * THE 1939 WORLD’ FAIR City Court Before Judge F. L Miller n‘ WHAT HAS OONK BKFOHEi - Wkaa ftana Jfarfta'a chauffeur •plaaAaa Jeanatf* Du pout, on Aar way l* a rehearsal at the Theatre Conlpw, Aa pU-re her a M/t la moka aaianda. Thu rar suffer* a miner colfleon, but Jaandla lake* a cab to Aar del(Malta* to tecup* delay, th e ti berated far bHuy Iala and walk* aft (An tinea In a huff. Letter Thlbaud, promoter o f the thaw, ll denaunpad by creditor* In front af Ala backer wko walk* aal. The chauffeur com** la tka Ikantra In aaareA o f JaantUa, and pkeru* ytrta team wko tka awnar af Ala Mr la. Everybody la anra I Aal Rene Martin and Dupont art conducting a lout af­ fair. MepadaJly TAt baud who thoule, "tie d hart Briny per back I Marlin'* m billionaire. W tra reuadf WEDNESDAY,. MARCH 30, \ b can't underetand w hy?" «jM0i« •i euppoae the name of Rane The'n ’'st'^the ’ look**1!f ' » uipr £* ° hi Jaanelta'a area, Mlkt suddenly orlad out. “Jeanette, you don't mean to ■ ^ S r t i f f i y do"nT.-n,n# U M " Frtlr'"''l, * " • tvllhn tt r- llrenie, ( N or BO day*i J|1»n,b IV n ilh r, keep ng a dlior* dTrl’r h«0fw «IB nr SO day*. Prank 1 humn*. contempt of court anil excrcdlnt; Ihr nprrd limit, fir,, nr Theodor. Fort, drunk Allkl had begun lo ahriak with ennr**, SO d ry* auapended. l M W toW ur ,i . ^ V ; V ^ bj 5 5 : Aim Kphrnnt Bright, drunkenout, helplpaa. Hh* « u da'ermlnad nrai, ilininlnaamt; Violet Jump,. ‘ "AfiJtMook1 a ^ »o r ! *tfw»aT*Vlaw. ™ ' ’ - ««n .fe rre d to the County, "Uatan." ah* raaaonad. “You'v# farter I'elrlek. iltunk and diebeen telling m* that If you only order'y, Irnmiferrrd lo ihe County l s!,.,b ;:f t X T c r « * m,i*f you bsllrvi In yourself, you’ll go d'*on,,1 r,y. r durl "*T - or 10 n iy i; P»*ri Johns^ •head and ba a success, no malltr mhiII, transferred to lha County: !T t h V Uc h \ " » \ V you m V n £ °*U r Margie Brewer. d la o r d e A w J ^ gtt another one." duel, 20 day*; Janie* Avery, dlv orderly pondret, r on Ilimed. allenwd Jeanelli^a prolrtl*. A ' fo Hylvraler Thompson, lr» Rant Mailin'* ipatkllng, wait* Wa*h nglnn, David II rad ley, and Ch:-rlea lllarkmore, ehargrd with being- Inmate. nf a dlsordrllj houNp. note rrnleneed to pay * fine of ffi or aerve 1(1 daya In J Seminole County Court Records FAST LANSING . Mich., Mar. .’in .- M V 'A unable aihlctic tri­ umph nf Mlehigan H u e college I* prgnullaed by playing of the J rnmpu-- rtirillon. When Ihc hcil* rre eilmt. the ci Ixenry knowa to I the Spar un* have met n defeat. Warran y Deed* IJi Brewir cl u x , IVarly Charlca lira A L. F. Stoke*. MF/SC1IRenl'y Company to ^/flai-vwy Velnn et ux. Iva Seminole I’harmacalCo., Inc. to 'iheuilora L. Powcra lAwrrnee C. Hmllb,*«l. to Lucelta Middleton. Nellie W. Clark it vir. Geo. U In Sam Kent* J. F. McNeil et ux, Jessie lo Claiu K- Moore. L e k h iri. i Viola McClelland e; vir. M. It. I" J. F. McClelland. John W. Hell. rgl. lo fiulf FYr tlllxer, Morlgage* 8 am Kent et u x , Mnrinlca. to n. C. Brock. Fmil MagnuH*on et ux. Funlci < ■ to Cieoiite Munson. Mor'gagr and l.lrn N'oacli C. Jacob* el ux. 'o San ford Pro. Credit A»*n. Sh* approached Ih* .table nlth unbelieving faeclnallon. "A «vh*t?" T m going to tab* a chance. I think you'v* got anmclhlnS I'm gu Ing lo mak* jou tbe^atarl" rnnducled hrokerugn ufflctt war* a hlvn of nell roiiductrd liilalnaea. II* had aurtounded lilm x lf with faith­ ful retalnei* who might have bean n little too prim or nuilere for or­ dinary little, hut who knttv how to tmi ths bitUnri*. They tlioUKhl Ihnl Merlin, t.ngul.tr aivl loOR-Jatred. we* rfflrlrnl nnd Ittrltlve, hut that n twinkle of humor In lit* eye made him unlike thetiixrlvr*. That v s* why th-re v/rre almost nudthle cluck* of horror n* hill* t.iotk"I ' l-'nr Ml** Hupont'' hegnn I* f itnl llielr way lo hi* ilrek. "What nr* Hirrw’ " Mnrlln nekeil Mnrret, vho run- n Rulevof kenven collar and h i n :i,ci- like a faithful maalllf. "1 don't know, elr.’W "Oiie don-u ahcklngs, tin* aatln n,glitter. " Mnr'ln retd ' Why are you lualiliiR M me Ilka that? You don't ruppruM-?,. "Oh. no. Mr. Martin, there mutt he tornn m lilnk*.' I know you ruiihlu't.. .” "tVhnt do you mean I couldn't ?* "I menu wouldn't," Marcel an■werrd In cohfualon, Martin rraumed hla way through Ihe hltla. "There you Ro. looking n'. me In (hat way again. I tell you I never rvrn heard of the fclrl." ' IVell. If I wrra you air, 1 ahnuld put It In the hand* of the police.” "And Rnl Involved In n scandal. No. no. thl* mnttrr must lie handled with drllraey. After all. thla might bo n Joke. t,et me Mlaa Jeanatt* Dupont at Iht Theatre Comlque." Marlin anolta Into Ihe c*nnrcllng ihone. "lielln, t would like tn apeak o Mlaa Jeanette Dupont. Rhn won’t he there until tomorrow?” "Lai me gel In touch with her for you," pleaded Matrel. "Don't ha allly," Martin retorted with a alight show nf temper. " I muat handle thla myaelf!" Thing* never aaamed aane to Jaanetta after that. Aa ahr left the rehearacl, *ht wa* not autprlaed to dlacover an affable young man. puahlng hi* way energatlcally to Jt*r aid*. II* abbwad her a r*t*l»g of *ip*n*lv* nutomobllea. "Which • f Ihaa* two do you Ilk*?'' "Oh, I Ilka thtm both." aha anawarad and ha lipped hi* hat and hurried off. Jaanetta triad to putila out ihe racoon for lb* auddan, giddy ravara*! or ell the thing* In her life. Tha apartment waa In luxurious dltordtr. Madame Barnard waa preaiding over box** at th* moat beau­ tiful t hinge "Oh, my dear," ah* be­ gan. T v * been auch a naughty gtr), and I brought a few thing* for you tTo be contUuedt te look at." I already aw* you three i c.vrruki in* ar u-u-t «m,u rawn ia* r Key West Greets First Cros8ers Of Overseas Highway crtyalrleken now aim,- r * k|H>ugr ami cigar imlua'iua h«vc collapaeil. . . Mayud* Wlliaril Alhury end ulh' era cnvialnnnl n lni-r.it tvi at mini of louriatr !«•” full"W Ihoac who came yi-ati-dUy, u tlia rid by Ih* unique riilp uvrg (hr keya whirr wn'ri* nt the Atlantic Uci-an amt Gulf uf Hini'n m d Thr highuay affuiili-,1 a, tuntlnuuu* panurama uf na'utal b eau ty-vl*l»« uf naatrlhued KKY WK8 T, M*r. 30.-(/l,i W lh 1 thumb* band at Ihe city gmlta and American and’ Cuban fltga decking Itg" dualy _ *1 recta, Kay Weal w*kum»d laat night the first vt all ora ever in re*ch hart din el by au'omobilea. The overocaa highway, picturtaque 13,400,000 PWA proj­ ect apannlng HO miles uf liny cure) kiy* and long water gap* between hern and Florida main­ l.r-irni Nntlli land, waa thrown open to traffic although allll lneompr*te, bringing Key Wiat within a few hour* drive from Miami. 170 mllea away Moloris'a formerly had lo lake a 40-mile fetry trip. Over tbs highway’* gleaming whit* concrala, unblackened yd Diatreaalng cold In chmt or throat, by th* nil and grim* of traffic, wgewr aal* to naciaet, generally morn dreamed aom* 800 cars whoae oc­ up whan soothing, warming Uuotarola la applied. cupant a thronged every available Batter than a mustard plaster, hotel room. Mnetarol* g*U action baewua* It'a Penpiring cl y official*, hur NOTJuat n mhra. l t * a " r - ^ tar- Vyia# from an* impromptu apashlog pier* fa another—formal npashig rgarciaa* war* dalarrad ealil JaJy 4, whan tha road will h» flafchad—pdadktrd the high* way would proeg the oconomk aavior of til* dly, one* on* ol peeredhyQood Uouaaksaying. • No. air. No, Ma'am. From tbe Thimc who rcRistered and voted In the IB.1G general election arc,not required to re*rcRbtcr Ihltt year, neither It* payment or poll tax re­ quired for voting privilege*. All Ihnac who did not regixter for the 10,16 election are requested to do so before April 4, at which time reslfltrat'on books will be re­ moved from the precincts. . HAYNES W- n. WILLIAMS. County Commissioner. art lit a clax* by ihemMlvc*. And lor thla rtnaott. Per hap* wa abould my thro* rcaaona Tbay’re hentifuL’They're safe! And I bay rear and near and uteri You may ba latarcatad la a fourth raaaon, too. They coat no (nor* than lire* not half aa food. Mohawk Urea are guaranteed In writing for mileage and time. Get our trade In prices before you buy. RECAPPING AND KETREADING We recap all aiiea paaaenger car Urea and retread truck Lres. Wrilicn guarani** with ev­ ery lire. Our recap# ar# bent because We the beet equipment We have use only whit* skilled money can buy. workmen. We use only the highest qual­ ityHEADQUARTERS of malenaia. j* FOR YOU w .m ' 1 i i (Uu' MuvfonV iHcralii la now prepared, through THE If M I ECONOMY READING PLAN, J oifer their old and new Bubscxibera 7 B " a oelection of America's finest. J magazines. This PLAN makes possible a big saving on your entire :f reading for the coming year. ■ Ask our carrier today to give j you complete details of this offer V. J and choose the magazines for your w jfl family from the carriers portfolio •'* of actual magazine covers. V <IIic JSernl& FOR SEAT COVERS MANUFACTURED BY J. P. GORDAN 4 CO. SPECIAL 25 PER CENT OFF. 32/wu? 118 Park Ava. Phone 8W Road Service N p ^R epn lrrd look**— \\ tWmwL U ■) Makes shoes like NEU't , NADERU hat, wa bonaatly believe that. . . • iprrhttltc \ REPAIR SHOP •ola* of our shots to the top of our MOHAWK TIRES CORRECT MEN'S WEAR ft e FAST LANSING, Mich, Mar. 10 .—(/F)—Two quurtirbacka on the 10*8 Michigan S a te fnn'ball tram carry au hori'y. Don lloaal and Vincent Apanavlce are regulm' boxer* un the Spartan 'mitt oi|urd. " I lAlnh you've got aomalhiag. Tm going lo mafia you Ik* etarT ____ ___ "Clear out, 'ou two." he ordtred Clarence and hie aacrctary. T v * com* bark to apoloxlie," Jaanetta began. “I'm afraid 1 loat bay timpai, "Atid why abouldn’t you? I like b girl with apIrIL" "Wall, will you forgive me and taka me back?" Jeanette naked eagerly. "I know it'a a lot In a»k afUr I wa* ao rude, hut I'll be willing to do anything. I can aim; And lean really dance. Lank!" Hhthrew htr roat over n chair and alerted a dirticult routine. Thlbaud look advantage nf her preoccupation to creak out nf lilt room and rummagf atn-ul m illfiling cabinet for a contract form. M b returned lo find her brcalble?,ly ending hrr *lapa "Como and algn hart," ha apokc. "What?" ■ ' "Come and algn your rontrael. I'm going lo glva you a p*tt." B. L. Perkins Florida'* Fxltibil building at thp New York W o.ti'a Fair 1U3B. Unlike had modcmia'lc neighbor*, Florida’* building la Spanish In dciiifn t« harninnlxu .wi h >hu it pictl landscaping r.f the patio Carden and grnundr. Thr rahiblt nrca cover* 110,000 square fee1, the large*! a.Va alloc* ed o » r uin or nnlbinal exhibl*. The building hue a rapacity of 250,000 people a day and will houae S7 exhibit unit* deplcllnj FI or kin1* ugricu) ural, Indua Hal and luurlal a'tracUnna, "■____ N. P A R K AV E . c I �\ rsr< -- , i 14 '• t 'TT'rr-v .it .* Bin ford fa The Only Central City Affording Rail, Highway Ar.d Water Transportation Seminole County Produces. More Fruit And Vegetables Than Ai. Similar Area In America flarkb AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFOHD, Fl.OItIDA, THURSDAY* MARCH .11, 19.18 Britain Plans New Formula For Spain War Rebels Continue Cam­ paign Against LeridaDrivihgManyLoyallsts Into France Europe Worried Over Mussolini Townsendites SeeIf $27,00O,0O0Damages ntUTAGO, Mar. .11. -HP>— Twrnty-fuur mrn and women areuved o f Injuiing Ihe reputa­ tion of Ur. Francis *H. Townfend and o'hrr members of hi* old f r * penalon movrmenl wore named today in n |27,000.00<l damage *uil f.lnl in federal court. Action wa* brought ly llttaton II. Marra or Itemcr slid other supporter. o f the Town•end plan. It accused lloberl K. ClrntiM* of Loa Anger*, defendant and former officer of the mmemrnt, o f originat­ ing a plan to "wreck" the orgJitliatlou In 1010. Militaristic ^ e e e h In Senate Arouses New Incident Fears .1) II. Was the firat m eting of th- , ‘ u‘ ^ i m o p In rtfarlr two month., and n w,'x,c” . Iha Brltlah move In end Inter - mention ram* *a the tnaiiritent p>n| „ _ , arrale —with German unit Italian That'* tl V aak l—were .weeping toward the, Lararo Ca Mediterranean and apparently) 1 final victory. Murh depended **r»l* r*1* " f ,, how long the Barcelona tov.rn¥pnimwl mant could hold out. Insurgent* battered at U r U a ' The fu* while a move lo straighten their, *hl» cr" Wl line* trapped hundred* of gov jdero and a arament aoldiera from liaaea ta il “ “ r r of J*ca and they flnt over the I»***»t uf » , Pyrene,* for eanrtuarv in n Jit- "** „ on * -tra1'F rw rti mmint*in"fi*mM. * k f* n*' k In Chin* haml-t'i hand fighting Wr.t, lit raced In the Tlentaln-Pukow yall-Jlwd back way lector of the rrntral fronljand mrali where uppoalnR forre* have horn Pfl** .1°** locked In nn indrciilvo atrUKKlnj population for 17 monthi ) Neat, In Premier Mua»n|lnj'« thundering! 'be forelci speech |n Home yesterday, an |4»** min* noonelnc Italy |. ready tor war f ‘" in,r>r n —and "Implacable and rapid war" The rev —and will enri y II through I lei hopele*. ii nir lo the enemy* .............. It Ira I'orfir.n . and town., h*. lhr»Ht n m-w '"it r warwrare upon Kurope and Iho quarter of FDR Disclaims Desire To Be [U. S. Dictator Lakeland Evangelist To Conduct Services Committee Visits irles F, Hammond TtU P U. TEN DIE AS TWISTER RAVAGES COLUMBUS, HAS, Roosevelt Gives Ren1 sons For Not Want­ ing To Re Hitleri s t i v Counterpart NUMBER IfeB D octors Fear Serum Deaths May Reach 10 Seventh Woman, Mrs. F. E. Mooncrt, 01* Winter Park Died Early Thjs Morijupg. WAKM SPRINGS. Gu„ Mnr. SI. —(Ah—President Kooarvt-lt, rhaigInr organized opponent. of hi* government rtorgan iilhm proK am had "panted Ligira unde,* every lied” , averted in a letter made puhlic today th -t he "had no , ine billion to ho a dleUInr." i The letter, addreued In an un|named friend >ruler the date ol |Mar. 2.*, urged approval of Ihe j measure In Ha prenent form nnd irplied to rhargi* that the Ie«U Utkin would make him dictator l.y aaaeltlng: "A » you well know. . l am *• mneh nppoaed In nn ! Ameriran ilietatorahip a* you aio for three aimpte reaaouat A .’ 1 linvr no inriinalion to la- a diet* lor. [I. I have none of the quahiflratlona wh'rh wou'd m-.-ke me a |Mirrrn*ful dictator..*'. I haw Iu-. much historical background uni Title aerial view of rplin'etV.I hiiriti* In Cohintbua, Kus., ehowa the fnite of the tornado tfiu! twisted Ihnoiuli the Itoo much knowledge of exlatinidlrtatnrihipa to make me drain in ju iin g mote than inn ami reducing*f»ll budding- I ii u ehamhlen n* kindling wood ami m oulded masonry. any form of dirtatorahip for it democracy like the Uni'nl Flairs of America. The letter waa made putdie ly Seerelary Marvin McIntyre, The name o f Ihe rreahlent'a coma■■ondenl waa wlthhrlil hrenuar McIntyre naid in a piefatnry tdntemelU he "did not write for i puMleltf purposer." S em in ole County R a n k s Fourth In U s e O f Fertilizer MOTHER GIVES EAR TO SON! Folk Is In 1st Place Anri DaricCounty Is Second For Month Three Others^ i Reported Dying Inventor Of Serum, Cunndian Doctor, Is Asked To Testify 3 0 A i & K ille d ; 2 5 0 In ju r e d In M idw est T ornados Over $1,000,000 Dam­ a g e I)cne As Twist­ ing Storms Strike t'.4tsumiim Stun lonn of ferlll i« r r dorim; I tin omnlh uf l-Vh- tyuiy. Hmtlniile r.MHi'y i*i. k ^ fomlli in fertlli.er nutfitmplion in the ntnte. iieimnllnti to i monthly bulletin Jhm.h I hy the Itill.-ii ii of lilies'll' 11toll n* til'* Ib-pm tin. nt ot Am i nliiire. folk fo u n t) 1 1ii,/.s' lo lili-.l ii or ., l|ie list roll Uinin. iIntis, follow e,| Ii V I l.oIe I,ere I II# I oils of le ,llliie r w ine used dm Iiik til** tr.iu fonn ty Stt-diiy | A intul ol tC.&vn lo in of for illire r " " •om.iimid i|i I 'lo i ol-i *oHd. l,r(Ci ; ,;l Immediately after his ih-rinnl aildre., to Ihe Italian ."natu G * « * o 1 Muaiolinl told his r|n«n advhor. I that a "new victory’* l« in .tor* Ten A * for fa.cl.m. * Where tlii. victory would ha o-AI I A Attain'd amt who tin- van<iul.he<| would Ii, an* Kil rope's put lie. but Prance, at whom Mussolini ha* hurled »rt open Ihrupi of wiii la wamlnR .Raip.t any French Ihlervenllon In Hp.ln. met hi/ hold boa.I* with quirk art inn. The aarret h.llon.J defense . rebel Hpanish *rm|ea— with aup !J port of Italian hlackahirt |e*ltmnaUea, tanks and plane*— tlirouah ■ Catalonia toward* the Mediter­ ranean aeoboard, throat Hritaln rrarleil caution,. ly to Mu.aollni'a apeerh but David l.loyd Georfe, warllnm prime minister, r*rrled nn hia •Mark on Iho Rovernraeofa d»tormina'kin to twainuin a "hindt r a f f ’ policy toward Spain, - Adolf Hiller of Oarsnany. a*H lag the Au*t rion oaUtea of the ‘ ll^paburR monarcblata whna* dream o* a return to power wa* k abattered hy hi* ab*orpllon ol Aawtrik. surrendered th* lime. i llRhl lo Miiaaotink l|U brotherTH« Her. Fred A. ntrbey, U k e . E In-orma at tho other fnd of ih« lend evanaeliet. will rondurt Romo-Berlin ail*. threw rwrvlre* » l th* Full Ooapwl Tabwrnarl* on th* Orlando High­ way juat south of Genov* AVsAu* Sunday, according to Information rwcwlvod today. The matin* here, It v s , point­ JL eernmlttre from th* rik's ed m l will be In the mature at lod ge yesterday visited Char**-* 0 telly with service* being he'd F. > Hammond Of AHamonte at t !:M A. II- * 00 p. M. and SprtfUs who recently tout his eyesight. Hr. Hammond la ^ lire The Rev. I lk bey U * aaemrnraher Of Ihe Newbarg. N. T. ber «>f th* Richay Rv*RR*>ioUo l o dge a*d hag keen a reahjenl Association of which big CoUelu. od AlVatOont* line* 111* Raymond T. Richey I* pc«*ld*Bl : t h * flailing committee Inelud- Both appeared rtrem'Jy hi ge*pe| d d iH a t Kaalfad Ruler A. S. Pock. relliea la Tampa. Lakeland. Lah* f l H B l l l f t W. R, Dupree and Waku, ucata, W M . « 4 , asm Or- Established In 1908 Sanford (Jnulled diiriiu* it' P-ist limnlti n . com­ p ile d w ith ii tot d "t r.v:."i; o i - 1 dill on; l|,.' ii.niilli of J.niii iiy . A I• I I.r l.li;;, tons of lim c iio ii' noil plio.pli.iie m .ilc,in|« ' were ii,.d iluHmt I'.-hriM iy as com I o,sl v itli t.-’iii t"ii.s of tlii'4" piodud dm ion the nnmtli of JutllllliV |ieni|i|ob. •*iii,Hffy i m l.c,| ,'i .1 in cii o|lininiininiplinn to •Slllllllc . i oii.uipiim II (otiil of Tin:. e.illons of the fil.l ilurllil. llie ini,nth of I'eliruary ns comiciieil m ill the m n«iiin|i|ion of 2!iil,tiK1 c.ill its duriiilt Mm uinnth of JuiiUiiry, , . fejlliii; more than ilmilda th" iiumlier id rmIIo ih of nny other •-oiiii'y in tin- flu te . I kith* iiin id y tii-uilt-.l (lie |j«t of lo iin tie . in uaaolliie u n i Illiildion, iisliiK a total id fi.SU2.ii It cnllun, dm In i Ihe 2*.duy peiiml. tluvnl county followed with I.T 11,7.11 rulh'iM . Mill-HitroURh thin! with n eon. 0 r I|d Put nf 2.3ati.ii; I Ration*. foMourd hy Pinellas. Palm Ibach, I'l'lk. Ilrunce and Volmia rounties, all rllinR wi*|| nvrr one million Riilon. duritiK the month. Th e lutiil naHOline ron-Hill|dion foe tile iduln ilUrlnK Hi" nnoi'h Il'M Ilm in l m l*a.r 1'lnhll Two Guilty Plea.s Are Heard By JudgcWare Candidates Qualify With County Clerk A* Ine o*adt,na for qualifica­ tion of candidate! with County Clerk O. P. Herndon drew. • loser, a number of local per«on* are qualifying dally a* candi­ date* subject |o the May pri marie*. Thoee reglaterlog Iwlar, Mr Herndon reported were H. L. Threiher, ftsr Countr Cmumlaaioner from DieUtrt No. tine. M. a smith, * 1*0 for County Gommls'lonor from nisHM No. O H . Voile William., J ot conRteoaloMl CoBUBtttoema n from Semi net* County: and F. W fia # ~ r ria rta il pmomitleeman A l l o c a t i o n For Mosquito F i g h t Tim Florida Sloie t'elery Aasik-iatii.n will lie r)-viv<-il tn inaitRunili- un eaten.ive pruRrani (o r celery udverllslinf for n e .l waknn, it was iheldi-il nt n nire’ lny of ihe Celery Advrrti.ini; *'omuiitlce in llie nffiee of County A Rent C. It. IMwsnn yraterday afternoon. The fkitinly Aircnt ludutid out Hint llie Klin Ida Stale tTelery Assoria'lnn was Im oipm a'.d un­ iter llie laws o f the H ate ol Florida nine year, . ro when the *iral major a'tempt for un ra-' tensive ndvertislnt; rampaiRn for the Florida celery imlualry w *« made and the rorporation had lin n l l>rrn dla.nlvnl. The Hoard o f lilrrrJor* o f Ihe ’ ossoriatlon will lie called loRrUier for a merllnR hi the near future 1 at which time officer* will, be | named ami tentative plana nutI lined fur a proposed advertlaifiR i program. ^ adv ruble by many le.itim; j; i nu ­ ll K. I’owr’l, ifi ric ra I inunaRrr for luum-hlnif n nntional prnuruio were |krrtponed until «fli r tlm current ara.uii. With prarlirnlly every re'riy Klower nnd chipper fuvurlnK advertlaiiiR ul rclcry lo ineti'u.e ron.umpt on, thi te acrina little doubt Hint nn nilvettii>iNR proRram uf .nine kind will he i'do|it.s1 hy the industry for itn* IU29 reteiy M'nmin, it wni |Hiiuled out. Mrmlirra of itn- Advert Ihiir Coniuiitee at the Meet iny yesterday, also i mph.sm'il the nred for conf trot of <ho r,uidily of the priu^iet •hipio-d vvljilf the preqiani is . In effect. | The Cetrry * Aiaoriaiion waa ■ nry atilled aulely a* * corporation 1 to handle friary advert la* ment I foR the Industry laming conIrurla to yrowera and ahlppera both of which agroed to contriht ut* for Ihe firat prtipoaed at­ tempt at national advrrlialnf ol W A IT F H U H T im F .ll ••---- ' ■U6 LCAVCa^HIOHW AVy -V-. •' MONTKVIHKO, Uruguay, M.p, 31, —(AT- Aufhorltiea yraterday ‘ aaid they had frua(rali-d * mil). lery plot to sriae power for Dr. Kdutrdu Utani-o Aeetcdo, defeated. tn Sunday's prv*ide<illal MIAMI, —UP)—A bus OO Ihe T-’our ui'my 'colonel, and tho new over>«ss highway service Montevideo th ie f-o f police Wars b *l*w n Miami and Key West “ fffatvf1 dlemleoed from UwfaF left tha rood near llomestea-l yestard*/. r*n arroaa a alrelrH of soft soil and ram* to rear leaning precariously oyer Ihe «dga of -A drainage canal. Nun, “ I 1ft pptMfqftt^ wgr1 * Injured. ! OC^I WRATH1 — i —:____ • . , .1 ' ’ , � 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, 1938 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, March 30, 1938 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 30, 1938. 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>, March 30, 1938; <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/de41cb1e2e0379a4ae28a9c510866cba.pdf 4f6709c6acf1b1c6c5d9efd3a860c2fe PDF Text Text r tire micron) k STRANGE IT SAKFOBD MARKET REPORT SEEMS—By JOHN H .afsrS U ftluM : t m m l rw . «w 4 ml ■ilkM turn- >k la alas Baach M -lte. • ■klara PAIUtUtV: par SO* MIL, gso. kaar I'KAN t u m i i Wo.. a** apr* H. to• « . ta quality. I I M H J * . T H f lakaal, tr,law n. __. I'KCANH: 04. vartaov vartMga . " ■ J U lr la ( h A par Ik* 1114-110. •L " P B M 'M H B I •'la p tr a a ra . **•-_ Wnndsrs. a a a la quality JI.M -IL ilt .-+ * * 1 Hbaa. < rta. Wondsra good, d At Age !» . f t O F A L L K IN D S I I TI i m . * ; po tato es: N orts.ru. Mata* buhls.I Oraaa Msualslna, CWT baps. Isw ask ms to unlock tho Innermost Aooi. a door to which I b a n no k ty . My ir i n rat Ion from WoodrGw Wilson was, and la, to m i a ira g ’r mystery, a m ya'ery that now can n*r»r ha dispelled, for Its exptdbation lie* hurled with him. "Theories I h a r t and Ih e o r'll J ; p they m utt remeln. Never during F £ th e years we wotkrd topeihrr wee S'/ thrro an unkind or Impellent Vow! w ritten or spoken, and this to me ; > . h an abidlny eonsolatlon, While nr . W friendship wee not of Ion* '< d e ritlo n It wee as eloae ta human friendship te n *row to be. .To (h s , h)s letters and min* h e ir silent rr,.; testimony. ; . ' ,,"U n ll| « ahednw fell beltreen SrV us I never had a mote considerate p . ' Trlend and my derotlon lo hie , m em ory.rrm elns and will remsln . ‘ unchanged." To Ibe general public Col. ItuLiq 1^ ’ -w as * man or m ystery, holdln* In' tsm alionsl eecrels and wleldln* tremendous powsr ss the rounaelor of (’resident Wilson In the Tlbrld W er drys nnd IHrough the v. / peace ne*ot!atlons. I ‘A oatl*e of frontier T eiae who, ■'. »I a /b o y maw shooting affra y s'In the atteets of lloualon, ha berame v the Inllmslo of the world’s *r»at E-'; peraonegre In the momentous rlod front ttili to 1919. A fsmlr but unobtrusive figure In the f.V , capitals of ihe wearing* nations, ho had on his catling list surh B IN K N IFI CLOCK MAKIR . . . . The mind of a genius wa* «!*■ 1 name* as K aiser WHh«lru,Cletnrneoau, Uoyd George and Xing Al* an ito lianJamin Dannek*r, Nagro ecu’ pt a freed African sieve In f‘. | b ert of Belglam. ’ The quiet, self-effacing m in whk Marnend. E iperi at m atbeuaii. Went about hla Im portant missions ' cal problem* and an authof. In hll own right, lUnneksr *rous*J abroad so unostentatiously had tho Interrat of the countrYeldo been President Wilton’s rot^hlan/ with hie many amaslac aceotup [r.N tlsl rdvlser and frlem ^flhce his r-V■ firs t election, a poilliun novel in IlihmenU. In 1TI1 Danneker using only American poll lies! affaire. H was aakl by friends that the president a pocket knife, whittled from wood'the first dock made entire relied upon h ‘s Judgement end |y In America, Only XI years old, foresight mom than he dkl upon iC. those uf anyone else, * Rannektr bad never seen any­ thing similar otcopt a supdlnl Kv “ lie la a man," said the p resi­ and n watrhl people rente Miles dent, "uf rrm ark lb le abBUy. lie to e*o the wood clock run. Bi c-n hold thlnge off a t arm ’s well-built was It that In to yeare length atidrxona'der them and die. constant running It kept acciir ■ • cuss them without being mlsed ato limn. CAPBA'IMl Aappllss lig h t. do■taaad m odtrst*. n a r k s t stsa d r. Pla. C opikkadap wUs ran « s In qaatlty aos. la ewodltloa. war toa. IT .ll-H I.ld: RaC 114 kua bpra, l l . l l - t l . i l . ' . CAItIUlTMl auppllss liabt da•nand llp k l m arksl si sad*. P la per * e a bon.. Il-lte ! TOPPKO per doa bua. Il-M tt CAULtrUJWtUl: Pin. Oeareo B. I- orta. lair attallty. gl.ge-gi.is. n t l J P f vis I P aid. arta m u i t .t i - i i .t i , CKJ.Ktir IIRAHTPi n a d oa wRMt'tSoyw piantw ih m MlmCMbi UUH6M UNIONS: RILEY’S 3 for Wood’s Hybrid Golden Prolific THM O IL T m i . O W CORN TO OfTT TIM I.D ALL W HITSI VABISCTIKS IN UWOHHIA AND ALABAMA TIC STS. IIIOMKBT TIBLD1ND TKLLOW CORN A T NORTH rL O H ID A B I P K B I - ' Tomorrow: th* elections of four governors ir succession end a t less! un*i United H'uLes senator. From hi* college days he bad been keenly Interested In national and Inter­ national a ffairs. He waa an avid re s d rr of hooka on politics and economics. Behind hla studies was ihe idea Th* Burglar a ffa ri U ftn rf SEMINOLE FEED COMPANY m own h u n u i Try A Delicious Home-Cooked Meal LANEY’S DRUG STO RE C o m p le te L u n c h B c k c t y o u r fo o d fr o m a l i s t o f d i U d s t * u a d w I d M ■ nd b o m * c o o k e d p a a tr ic a . M eet y o u r fr ie n d s a i L a n e y 'a . W E F I L L A L L P R E S C R IP T IO N S — P H O N E 103 Do You Know. ... I'.* * ' • i Sanford Paint & Glass Co. Will Finance Your Paint And Repair Job Small Payment Each Month At 6% Interest Nothing To Pay Until 30 Daya After Job la Completed of of working out a distribution of national boundaries th a t srould make rlvl Italion safe rrom w ar. Later he was lo havo an undreajned-of opim rtunlty to ex ­ pound hi* theories be foie the world’s leading alatemen at Varaalllea and to embody some of them In the Covenant of the League of Nation*. SKYRIDER Del Monte Prunes t Lk, NAVY Northern, Black Eyed Peas Tall Carolene ROAST Ik .. M ix ed F re a k — P r k r d e a t h a t y a a « • lien Hon Amnur and Don Gref* ton, both Ion* ibuls, rrossed to' gether. Then, strange ea U seam*. | the third ra re of Ihe day al­ most ended Ihe same way when Urge Mo won from (torn Black, Plato horse, by B m atter of Incbo*. • U . I-AMTON |l^L L O W S Q U A S y ^ ^ lb s .^ ^ OTESH FLA. SPINACH 2 lbs..... t STRINGLESS BEANS 2 lbs. fle *>w. ONIONS 3 l b e . . 10c l l ’s r a t w k a l l l U k f a l a P i k s U g h m a r i a 'R U IU ’ E E 'S S E E D S G R O W " 3 for Large Sally Ann Bread M uk Henry A.RusaellSeed Co 3 for American Oil Sardines Post Toasties r M a sh — L a y i n g M IF U L L L d I e O F S E E D C O R N F O R S A L E A T Campbell's Pork & Beans *4 H id r i e r — G r o w ln * pel* (D e e p S o o t s , d r o u g h t , s t o r m a n d d i s e a s e R ESISTA N T.) INCREASES YOUR YIELD I I TO M % 1.0 NO t i i i Bt BNiwwa r w o w - r i N u ham m o w n r a v u - can Silver Floss Kraut N orther*, O N Y O U R 0 6 R N C R O P B Y P L A N T IN G MARCH 28 THRU MARCH 31, 1038 Bairs Whole Apricots at'M B n tb ry j MAKE $5 TO $10 MORE PER ACRE One »f ll.inn-ktr'e neighbors was decree Elllcott a wealthy Quaker, The two men became fast friend*, and Kllit-oll luan<'d the young Nc*r» bouk, end scientific imtrumenls. He lurnej hcrltance ot 5I .-.000 a year which enablad him U puiiue unhani|tercd hi* Interest In jhi’IHc*. Htata potIIlea Itegan lo pall on him after he had helped bring about u C hkk Establish m arket. PTJtUPi (Cans) Hqulhsra.' Oal. cans. IdaPOTATO IW: •(Nortksra) Mains Or. Mountains CWT bag*. g l.ilII.Ti. TOMATOKP: aappllss llabt de­ mand mod* re Is. market steady, Pla. loose aria, approi. is Iba. net.’ w it* r a s a . In qtnlliy A rendition, firs* ns A •arn tn fk (leosrally II d l- ll **. Pis lishta. fair to pood quality arc to rnndllion. II IS,MU in l i l a A tarpsr hast, l l .l l . Is is , l l .l l . Poors* all parks lower. TtlllNIPN: Puppllss msdsrats;d>4 ins n t light. marksl atsady Pla. Purpls tnna, par doe. boa, 11-Me. TOPPBO, par ' baa. ’ |t.*C HA1.AD, par baa. bpra. (S-tto t.r O R M (Phsltad) boothsra W klll CWT b ast l l .l l - l l .T l niM-AIILWi Pta. per t e a b ee. It-It* . CORN! I0reon» P a eer d e l Pta. per doa No supplies iTtnilMIlMIIP’ via was knra. Pew bcc. Is quality, ( l . t l - t l t i . Nlllirt.ANT Pla, boa bnra. Pew err. In «aa!ltr. Baa hprs. I l .l l - l l .i l : 114 bus. rrlr., il.ee. HAT: iPsanul) Mnulkera per lea h im . IIONRTl Pla. Half OaL can s •«eh •Or. I.KTTUUR: Fla. tCBBKRIl R arl•ra r r t a rats to >eod quality E. U erta. M -tta Panama City, founded In 1119' UCBTARPi Pla early, per d«a hue. <*a Baled bua hprs. No I* the oldest perm anent European Muppllss. OKRA: Pla. bua. bpra. Pew bua settlem ent on tb« mainland of tho American continent. hprs, lt.M -ll.ll. C W.lson did nut know House until Ihe Ix-glnulng of Ihe ranvasa fo r Ms presidential nomination. Wilson then wae guveriior of New Jersey and Huum wae a power In Texes stale politic*, Ho was nut yet In th« public spotlight but his work In Texas h id mada him known lo hsliunal Isadora of th* democratic parly. Ilia fa lh rr had left him an,ln- i bua* It-tla. POT ATOM: Buppllsr n a tarala, d.maud r»H. m arks! stsady, Pta. Ullss Ti luinphs, bus. hprs. * rrta . tlsld arad s A park, N4. la gl.se; No. fs. Pd-VIl UP eamrnarclals. No. ta. » e . , PINKAPPl.KMi Cuban M l erla. *#•»». No Pupil Has, RAIllPlIKd: P is . par dad baa* I t U.Sfie. PIMNACIIt Pla. kua Mbits. Nlaamsdals, O i l s Nsw Zaaland and s*-*gc. POUAMIIi KIs. uua h*kla. Tal­ low Cvqokntcks. land quality • s r - tl.lt; Whits, (air la wood, M c tl.ld . HTiiAW nKiiniPP' gia. Plntk arc. la quality. «-*rrtWLKT ixrPA n'N ds Pouthsra, Pw to nioos. Too faw sales la B. L Perkins Campbell’s Security Feed & Seed Store In thick weather, it is often necessary for airplanes to “fly blind” . . . ta depend on instrum ents\ather than vision and charted landmarks. Almost uncanny in their accuracy, such instruments are nevertheless second ’r . . choice in the navigation of the air. Shoppers who trot off down-town to the stores without first ccnaulting the advertisements of those same stores are likewise flying blind. And needlessly so. The advertisements in this paper are put here for your guidance, for ycur safe landing in the Porta of Value. Study theiti In the comfort of your home . . . map your course before you put on your hat and drop the latch-key Into your handbag.* Compare the products offered, their prices, their general advantages. Then set out on your shopplng-(rip prepared for what you will see, what you wUl wish to have sent home. Let the advertisement* serve as i of buying. I f i the emmrt.UUng to do. Feeds—Hay—Grain • F lesh Ofwaag ertilUei^-Insecticidea i Crates—Strawberry Cn V « �Europe Moves t o L ocalize - S panish War r. $15,000 Golf Soviets Claim Links Project New Activity Is Approved By Wreckers ROOSEVELT AT CHAPEL DEDICATION Loyalist Government Accuses Italy And i i 't GermanyOfLending Support To Rebel* Other Civic Improve* Otto Schmidt Is Head mentsTh roughWPA Of Administration Are Considered, py H e l d Responsible City Commissioners F o r Ice Breakers Fascist .Flays France, Russia A WPA project for the Imp: MOSCOW, Mar. N .-U T V -T h e ment of Ui» remaining nine governm ent an d today th a t "crl lit the Sanford Country Cloh mlnal. anti-Soviet activity on tlto anlhorlaed by* the City p o rt of wroekrra'* vnu foond In s on at I * scntt-monthly Iho Novthera Sea Route Admlnla* last night. tratkm headed fay Dr. Otto Calling for an expend Harp of Schmidt, pRo d|rweted last turn* over 116.000, 30 pa leant o f w^kh m rr'a polar fllghja to America will be furnlaheil by the sp o tter, end alao Uvb -polar oboervaltona the project providM for the fur- by four Russian aclentiata. rliase and h au'lng .of IJI00 4 tblc , Without naming Dr. Schmidt, yards 'tn la o f meek muck for the.groena th e .g r ^ iw ia n d , y ,, Counc), e( people's Commlafi.hi ways where needed, lev Ung equlvs’ent to the cabinet, the fhlrweye, planting gtuaj on . resolution severely greens and fairw ays. clean n | out blaming the S m Route Admlnlaur two email token. pngcHeao i t » fo r tho perilous position tons of f « Hllxer, erection Of o nf lh , . g o .u t lewhreaker* and w ater tower and Inal til a tlas uf ,hlp» drifting helplessly In the a w ater ejrslrm .lo. supply wab-r ^ ^ j ^ U _ _ for ra re of the rauree. I The r e l a t i o n found the work The action »f fhe Ommlaeloners Df |h , H o rth rra Sea Route Adfolia* followed th* concerted efforts Of m|„tolruUon In 1937 "iinaatlsfaepryni Incut members of tho Coun tory” and railed fo r a detailed re­ try Club, who appeared before port by Apr, l(k (he Com m jaatonm recently and . A specific crtHc'im dealt with advised of the crowded tend It Ion* the fact th at alm ost the entire nl tho course cad the need for ice-breaker fleet and nearly half the additional fadllUoa. the freighters th at ply the north­ Oh completion of the propomd ern route and were caught in the project. It wa* pointed out that lee lest autum n, are "expoanl lo the tocnl rourae will he one of Uiv imminent danger". brat 18 hole rnuraet In the Iftkle. The resolution attributed the The Commissioner* alao la-' "blunders" to the "inactive and atrurli',1 City Engineer Fred T. roncelted atU toda" of the Hea William* to prepare far approval Route Administration. nf the, the board, a WPA P*9)**t fur the beautification of the Mu­ nicipal Pier which w l'l inf lode mainly the renovation and re ­ modeling of the present band phe'.l into modern headquarters fog the Rcmlnole County Chamber df Commerce. . Anatjier profeaf whtoMtwVXnB iie rr was inatruclrd to gnbmlt for the approval of th e ' Board inrludyd the paring ot Fifth The weekly meeting of the S tre e t between M yrtle and Elm Che** end Checker Club will be Avenue*, icpalrlng Sixth Htrrct held In th r Valdcx Hotel tonight Udwren Oak and hfyrtle A te et 7:30 o'clock. nuee, iiiiptorrnirnt of a portion af Oak Avenue not included In Ifn ' The Odd Felluws t.ndge held project Juat .u completed, , , ,, .concrete | Its weekly meeting in the Odd ■ ' f!- - t ;'A ; «* ;r* Insurgents C h a r g e Loyalists Planning Air Raid In France ■y M m n i n M M ’ ift & Europe ntruiuled today to keep' Spain's* civil war In Spain, against new threata that It might spread. The Spanim government, lla back 10 the wall, accused Germany and Italy again of lending strong support to Generallaalmo Franco's insurgent army, 'In Hon* the h i c l i t «dttor, Virginia Oayda. charted Franca and H ufila w«r* obstructing lire withdrawal of f o n lf n flgbtor* from Spain, declaring th at Italy wo* ready .to withdraw h ar man whan tho*a countries did Ha warned th at open French in te r t>i n IIon would b e ta "grave too' ■equancea" In th e r«at of Kuropa. ;T h« Insurgent* Informed EngIpad Iha Span lab government V ii planning. »n a ir raid on Franco eon with plenea bearloe Italian markings to "provoke In tamatiOnal conflict.*'. ** Franco'* arming, with one foot In Catalonia provlnqe. watted far relqtoremnenU U meeting whai laaercanta nopsfl i 'blow of th e M M m r ti.p t In', * rral*t*nca. Batrial canter. P. D; Cobb D i e s H e r e Following Short S i c k n e s s Peyton Daniel Cobb, 83, ld*nt a t Sanford alnre 1910, at the home of hla ton at Waal Fifteenth Street a t 1:40 o’c'nck Monday night fol­ lowing a abort illneia. Mr. Cobb w as horn In Talhor■on, Ga.. Ja n . I I , ISbfl where ha lived unlit moving to Suw anat In 1810. 11a m art lad Miaa Minnie McDaniel on Mar. 3, 1887 who died a t th eir homo her* in December 1988. A retired farm er. Mr. Cobb haa made hia home with hi* to n alnce the death of hi* wife. Ha h a t been an n rtlv t member ef the Methwilet Church alnce the age a f IB. »■ He ia survived by four aona| H. A. Cobb of Sanford, C. C, Cobb of Orlando; H .‘F. Cobh Now Rmyrnn, and OU* M. Cobh of Varo Beach. Alao n brother, W. M. Cobb of Largo, si* grand* •o ra aha one granddaughter. . Funum P nervlcee will he eon' dueled In the F irst Melfabdlrt Church Wednesday afternoon a 1 8:00 o'clock w ith th e K*v; A. H Colo, a life-long friend, officiating, •m isted by Bov. Foul Redfeani, peator of tho A arch. 'Interm ent wBt be made In the $a $ 9 res § ‘m . Cemetery. ■The following bate been naked to nerve m pallbearers: C. T i B ranan. J . X , SmKh. J. C. H alrtil sen, T. C. Brown, W. A. Lad wig, and John Lndwlg. Charles Qstts Seeks Editorship Of Annual I o f panford to l a r c f ' U t Batot' of Florida y e a r here today, a toember e f. the President RaoaereH la*shown chairing In front of th * ’<)ltJo white chapel at W arm Spring*,' G a, a f.r n attending service* a t which it was dedicated aa n place of worship for p*Hcnl* Of the W arm Springs Founds .Ion. Loft to right: Rev. J . JL Wilson ef La* Quango, G*., pastor; Wllltam C. Bullitt, United S ts tea ambassador to France; Mian-Georgia Wilkins, principal donor of iha chapel; fll. Rev. Henry J. Mlkell, Episcopal Bishop of A tlanta, and the I'rea ideal. Father And Three Over 350 Relief Childreo Killed In Clients Receive ArkaniatTornado Surplus Products Mssshanto H«eip-Ifi Damage To Hoiihes; Di f t t r i hut i on Of Several Cattle Die Goods In C o u n t y T ju u u c ii tf ll r n i l l f tl o io n n f r n j iiw 1‘olnlinK out Ihnt approximate |y r.un liushc)* of apple* n ml .to m attresses h ate hern ili»trlhulnd in Hemlnolr County il'irluU lb" lust two months-Mis* KIIj Jacob.,, Coininodity Clerk, reported to ,|«y th at a 1 Piesrnt them are over l&U certified relief client* toaiJo tlie WPA nursery acliuola, who have been given comfort* era. playiulta, and ,hec** | n nil.ll t|un to |h r aurpliia eutnlnodiMes purchased fa r u-llef itislributlou by th e BurplUr I'om madlllei Cor* M rnllon. J The BCG, It was pointed out. work* in conjunction with the HUte Wallaro Hoard fur dis­ tribution of the surplus commotll l(e> ihruugh to rlllle j relief channels, and Iho commodities • re Issued ''In addition to " rather than ''in aub.tlluth»t fo r' u|h«r local t*liaf. At present, the Clerk slated, rice, tith'd beans, raunCkl pear, eumpoiind are available fur dis­ tribution Alao Mu bushels of ap plei which arrived yesterday af tarn non trjll he given to rljents subm itting Ihair commodity card* and bringing containers. Assisting in tho distribution of I the commodities, It was Indl—-----I rated, *r« fl»o to flth an ls. in Bap FromUUta aa. efficient and **•' ford (tad ou* each In U k « U oif -onomlrul administration ol Umgwood,' Oviedo, Geneva dull** of county jtafntaMgWih, and la k s Mary wlu> do Itiia W If atocled, i K. Partin. Oviedo without pay. celery fa rm e r.' today announced In • tepurt uf clothing( made hie ram i id ary for County Com- *1 the WI*A sowing mooj - here ml salon from H iatrkt Mo, f.and -dlalrtbuled Uirmith - 'tejtef Mr. p srtln . w bq U a native ot rhannel*. .It wag atoled that d ur­ 8«mtDO|a 4‘orinty, hae been a red- ing the past year t i l l garments deat of Oviedo fay g» years, for women and g irli *<-f« given wturw be baa engaged in varied client*, 1,718 fee m*-n and boye. a c rk u ltu rsl acUrlliee- being pn* 1,4*1 garment* for infants of th e first farmer* in thl* a»c over 1.4*0 m U rallam -’iia other lion to t«iae conrty. itetna made n l th e >e>inl room. Mr, Partin li n Mason, mi Odd Feliqw and ia a mamtwr of the Muthddlat Chvtch. Ho qua lit led FUMerday ia lha offien a t O. F Ilem don Id ibn.OoBrt Hoot*. (FERRIDAY, L a , Mar. S0.-I/P) —-A fath er and three sona weie killed tod a^ by a tornado that swept down upon the small Turtlelake community threo miles front here. Four other persons were In­ jured, four bourns destroyed, and ■tune rattle killed. The dead went Hanson Oureo, 38, and aona Johnny, 1G. Clifford. 9, W ilbur, I! Mayor E. W\ Vogt said th* tornado destroyed the Ourao homy, carfted the father 900 feet up the highway, drpeallfjj him under a tree and Him Uew down th e tree, crushing lb# man under It,' One of the boys was hurled 800 feet and killed, Mm. Ourao and her da tighter, asleep in the aamoj bed, were ca rr ed 300 feet on the m attress, and dropped unhurt to the highway. Two children were ‘ killed and ■It persona'' Injured in a tornado n e a r .Texarkana, Ark., and at Ia t a t s in .persons were Injured and SO bomrs damaged by another torwhdo o t Garden, Ark., last J. E. Partin Qualifies For Commission Race > €* *' Sea Scouts To Hold Boat Farfy On River Candidates Qualify With County Clerk W ith th* f t t * fur qualifira(ion with Cougty Clerk less than a n o th away, a number of randl dale* for poMfe ofllrr*. («bject to th* M ty prim s ri'-t qualified by offlrtol* u f the B et with O. P. Ifsvwdon to,lor. Among dM W >U qualify were: fteoutg.far a boat p arty a* jhe « . Jt*dto'XlVae oh Apr. » t r t d u - Mr*. R. A. Oondepred. *» DenwOernmjiieawotn.tn from ' C r fo r membevu a f Jttia scout crailn and th eir girl-friends, tro*p Prwcinct t i Mr*. M ar P. Holly. (M rttta itM to from Product officials announced today. 1; -W It. Dnproa. B ills Demo, T h . p arjy wlU he held cio tie CammiOeeman from MT yacht "C harnth" Jm Cept. Ed. Blew. The troop reWP4*8rf*d C e p t Wee for hi* ph rt — ....... * ■ sr d ls'rlrt of the City, repair of aldewnlks where three roots have broken nnd widening of IV met In Avenue b-tween F lrrt nnd Second Streets. Edd'e llnwsnn appeared befnVe the Commissioners and requested that the City d ean off the vacant (CenllnuaB an r*e* IS 'itl Reorganization Bill Passage Is Victory For FDR WASHINTON. Mar. 2U.-(A7— Praaidenl Rocrsevett won a ■wtcp'ng cmrgresiional victory y ealttday when the senate passed and sen t to the house the admin­ istration'* far-reaching government reorganisation bill which wa* op­ posed by the asm s powerful coallt'oij th a t defeated hit supreme court enlargement 'plan. Immediately after the c’oaa final vote of 49 tp<43 new deal lenders launched, but later abandoned, a maneuver designed to send the bill to conference and thus eliminate the necessity ' of . ’further house consideration.-An. opposition rally blocked th* plan. . The vote on' paaaag* came a few minute*' a fter th r admlnlatre fo il had routed nn'oppoaltionlst effort la kill th* bill for the rest of th* session by sending it back to committee. The vote shewed 47 democrats, on* Independent and on* pragma sir* In favor. A gsinat were 27 democrats, 14 republican* and two farm tr-lahorU es.. f I t paralleled the recommit*I vote, with only one shift—Senator Bulkley, democrat, - Ohio, Who voted to recommit, changed hto stand oa passage, balloting with the administration. Senator By r a n , democrat, South Carolina, author o f the bill, in>rod u re d .a motion to substitute the title e f the reorganisation mea­ sure previously pat ami by th e House and containing a few d f the provision* of the gentle pro­ posal. Had th* maneuver suc­ ceeded. the HU would have hem •e a t la conference with fhe hone* withdrew the H ark , Fellows Hull last night. Refreshm en's were servetl following thu buiiuea* at-aaiun. Thi- regular meeting nf the Y/oodnun of the World will be held in the Amer ran Legion Hut tonight at H:0|) oYlock with Con­ sul (Ymniandcr Jamt-a G. Bharun preaiding. I.. Tharp, manager of the W rstem Union, reported toduy that Iho telegraph company will close at 11:00 Instead uf 13:0" o'clock, effective Apr. 1. A supper fo r the Molhodist Men’s Club mill be held In th r annex of the Church tonight nl 7:30 o'clock1, official* announced today, adding th a t a unique pro­ gram had been arranged fur the occaa'on. The regular meeting of the Tourtat t]lub was held tn the C ham ber/of Commerce building la st night. Over 40 members were reported prearnt and game* were enjoyed thcoghuut the evening. T. E. Simpson, pie-sident of th* Semtnoi* County Chamber of Commerce will make a broadcast on "Seminole County," stressing the value of celery a* a part ol the dally-diet over radio station WMBIt in Jacksonville from 9:Stf to 8:48 p, M. tonight, through the courteay e f th* A tlantic N b Uerytl Bank with a local broach. Commission Grants Dance Hall Permit NO WAR AROUND CORNER H oover Sees War In Europe Not Imminent Former President Re­ turns Home After T o u r1Of Fourteen Countries Abroad Jk Is Impressed With Armament Efforts __ A Says Every Nation Is Busy Extending Its Mi l i t ar y Strength Form er Pdteldenl H erbert Hoover returnrd Inlay from Europe where he has spent the past two monih*. with the predict Inn that In eplle of vast m ilitary armaments he saw no immediate proapecta of w ar In Europe-- ■ ________ Lowe Is Saved House Commiltee From Chair By A pproves B ill Pardon Board For TVA Probe Two Sentenced From Minor Changes Made To Resolution For Seminole C o u n t y Awarded Clemency Joint Investigation --------; \ '* k‘ WA8IIINOTON. M ir. 3*. — WI r TALLAHASSEE, M af. » e - d •Ci Vx'^r i' S - J .-a s.JSP* —The S tale Pardon BOaTd I ___j — Yh» i|u u a #( ' fiu ,.a saved J . C. Lowe af H ardra County | tee 'inlay uppriit'eil n’ ‘ “ ** “Renal n from the electric chair where ho 1 yranluil.m fur n / thorough Coir w », aentenred for the wuriler n f. ^reaain.ai inve.llgaltcm ot all h . I). Adklnaon, near Waurhula, I • , w .. .. In 1938. Tt.e Hoard change,I 'he T«mne.*ee Valley aentence t 0 ||f , imprisonment. . Aidhn.ity a uperet.ona. le w . w t. one of the Iftl p r | - 1 Ch* lm ,,n 0 r ° nnor only minor amendments were •oners who won clemency from lh* Mode ami r,-a,diitkm probably bonrd. Eleven other prisoner* before Ihe serving sentences for m urder re­ would b,- brought ceived conditional pardons. They House tomorrow for vote. He *akl the CnmntlUro left In were serving trn n a rung mg from the Bennie prnvtsloni wlilrh will life lo 20 years. permit a propoinl Senale-tlouse Among them was John Robin* Inquiry romtniliee of ten monitors son who was sentenced tn life private imprisonment In 1DIG; h r r*r«;>*d to Investigate alao, utilities which have brought suits in 1010 and was recspturrd In against (he TVA. 1037. Yesterday nn ,-tfort to keep Two srn lrn rrd from fl* in Inote congressional invesUgiilors »f the t'm inly who were serving term* in ‘TVA from lisiking into the BctlVl. Itaifaril were also granted cletie* of prlvalsly owned power m rnry by the Hoard. utiUti>'B developed ill lh,< house, E dgar Brown, who was sen­ tenced to serve 30 year* in th e, At hearing* before llui role* Stale P rl.on at Halford in 10201 cmnmitlee. Ilepre.entotlvn Rnoll. the republleun leader, urged that for second degree m urder, was ■warded a conditional pardon by the pro|H»H-i| eongresslonal In­ quiry be conflnml to the artlvl the Board effective Apr. 3. Alao ties of Ihe TVA Itrelf. Chairman Is * Rhodes, who wa* sentenced in M‘ y democrat, Kentucky, or Iho 1U33 to te rra 10 y e a n for m an­ Influential commiltee on military slaughter will be given a condi­ affalra. also opposed an r investi­ tional pardon on July t. gation of the tactic* nf the ulili i Ita. At th* Inslatancu ot Senator Norrli, indrpaiidrril. Nebraska, author of iho TVA act, the inves­ tigation resolution adopted by (leorge Il""« Well*, professor ■ha am ale last week called spa or piychDlogy nt H artford Bcml- iltjeslly for an Inquiry into Ihe nsry Foundation o l Hartford, efforts of the private utilities t'o n u . who has spent the last to hamper the TVA by law iu |ta few w*«k* at llolllns College do­ end olhrr means, and the .cost ing research work, ye*t*rd*y of suili activities to tiolb the visltod Ills cousin, It, F. Motile uf TVA and tho municipalities ot II* areaChasa nod Co I'rof. Ro*a write* • rolumn in the H artford Coursnt thrice weakly called “Men and Man­ ner*." II* li also the author of "Tooth and th* Open Door," and ■TadlvldusUIr and Bor|a| He "Ttuck" Ilotlgora, son of the manager of the Lookoals for laal *1ratal.'' •Maos, today rifiiad a contract * 7 -------- p — to play afc-tmd has* fo r the SWIFT FLIGHT Lookout* lids season. Prexy Henry Wataon announced today. MT. CLEMENS, Mich., MarBack ha, toen working out 19.—<8^—Eighty arm y airplane* with the Orlando delegation h« landed a t Helfrldgs Field yes­ stated, but accepted the offer of terday aftex a 370-minu‘e one- an Inti*Id position w |th Um local atop flight from Tampa, Ft*-, nine. w here they took p art In maneuv­ ers. Tha plant a brought 79 of­ ANDREWS PROPOSES ficer* and men assigned la Belt* Hartford Professor Visits R; F. Moule “Buck” Rogers Signs To Play With Locals Two applicUtione for licenses to •ell beer and win* and a like number for the operation o f dance halls were mod* to tho City Com­ missioner* *t 'h eir meeting Inal Bight. Tb* application to sell beer god wine from Emmet Head al 897 E ast First stre e t was referred FI*.), yesterday to Chief of Police Boy O. W il­ amendment to restore to tlte liams for InvnilgmtMn while L, C. pending bOT for addition*! fedThomr i wa* granted a Hero** to QUALIFIES rital Judges * provision to create nail these beverages a l F ifth TALLAHASSEE, Mar. 29^—(8>) * now judgeship ta the southern Street sod Pin* Avenue, motion J . Ran F a rrie r af Tampa, special d le trk t of Florida, Tb* applicallen e f B. Barker fo r pennies Ion to operate a dance prosecutor of Iho Shoemaker flog* < The proposed now Florida hall was refused and th# applies, glng cat** fo r more th in tw o ' judge'hlp was Included In orlgttorn of Kao A m to spefot* a yaara. qualified yesterday to aeak nal montudes, but waa elim inat'd re nomination os Hillsborough . by tho llouao and Sonata Judlri cs~ » Coon'y .a s s s n s .\ - j s s r s s j r ^ s j z BiaU — Attorney. >ary CommUton*. ____ NEW .YORK, Mar. 29.— (AP) — Former P raiM ttt Herbert Hoover cama. homa from Europe today 1 with seven or e'ght new honorary tlegrt'CA, 15 or 18 new medal* an d the conviction that B*n* 6ral war in not imminent in Europe. The degrees, medal* a conviction—a conviction per*!*!* Ing in spito of tha ixtaashre military preparations fat w itn n »,’d—were gathered In a tw o month* (our nf 14 countrio*. It waa hia first trip abroad la 19 years arid ho ronfe**0d h# had found the mill in,‘nt cKongtaL “The first and moat outota*** ing change I saw wa* th* V* lutlon from ilemocnudos Into talliarlnn or authorttatian gi "min,-i,l* or tn i o n s degi dlrUlorabtp," he said. } •’The aet-nnd ouU t*ad|ag fa c t U arm ament. Kv«ry g o v m fio n t In Kuropo i* engaged la oxtondIng It* military fare** and la five years time exn»ndllurei arm am ent and m ilitary '>*1 * in e r e a a a d f r o m . »*, B-y ear td tg.wmjBoK The n * lt f a c t o r h e *'la a fundamnnlal degeneratiOC in tho economic altuatlon In Europe, at least In gurarnaieut^ finance* and harricre of tredOij (Juu)de nl one nr two BalkaiT slalea, there Is riot a balanced budget tM Europe." IlUt ho added he s«w ''no lm* mediate prospect, of w ar" H. H. Coleman Lsi Guest Speaker A t Jaycee Luncheon! thorough ami Interesting planatinn of Ihe operation of electric m rter waa made by H. Coleman, local m anager fo r Florida Power and Light Comp a l tho regular luncheon of Junior Chamber of Commote* ihe Valdea Hotel today. During the bualneaa a* the weekly luncheon, th* t r made n report of th* ftaancU condition of the organisation the end of iho fiscal y ear whit President E. E. Leney stab wa* somewhat better than fo r year. Tha retirin g president alao ported th a t the annual Jg membership drive will fa« Ian her* this week and th a t this a more extend?* effort than before will to put forth to ertae* the m em torthlp in tho gnn lu tlo n . Andrew carraw ay , chairman j th* Golf Tournam ent reported th at i large number local person* had qualified fo r tourney which will begin Ot Sanford Country Club R- N. N ipper, and C. X. were appointed to a commit! "get out the vote" elgna, f i organisation, a fte r Garde* nalt^ram inded th* club prim al? election la only • from today. Tha newly alerted officer* th* junior trad* body will etaUod a t the luncheon of tb* i ganU atum neat Tuesday, th* tiring president concluded. CRASH KILLS WRITXR LONDON, Mar. 2 9 ^ ( 8 7 - ^ ' jlah flying boot, taking pni combined naval and avtaftam neuver* off (ho Isle af crashed yroterday, kilting on* of its *U occupants, of A. B. Barlow, p rita r Uon, waa rra o fa n d , but metnberi uf the l/H M L h �) TUESDAY, MARCH 2t, 1IM TTTE H AN FO RD TTFR A LP, H AN FO RD, F L O R ID * ford H cnld The Gambling' Drive STRANQE MORGAN MES8 (AS IT SEEMS—By JOHN HEX If » n r dem onstration t t t f eorlnf la lb s TVA ItMconitedPtl that th# terrlbl* R eor Cm u « W * * i N il Individual* Sanitation bill bow helm itrongOf row too, tho President w ith and bam eruah ad through to h**o, power to IsterrOgeU t»« Setiaio anoaM MR put. R «btfp!M «. flaw M l rayW C *** » m ba fdand la th* K orean n a u appolntml exacutiva IndWdoal In Iba Tanaoaaaa Ya lte r Admin- UMf ftiWMwt r«aM s o t fMMtoi litre l Ion. • e tb cf* fc* .' n a f m ate w *l*r, dbm Tba UooraaalaaUap MR In iu 'M U , Iona *ra not indlrldaal* o r lain* | form gave tb s P n atJap t Thar* > n Sroal governmosU with •ho power of a potaswal pra- la (H frn n W ll. Third Now DealPrtator orop a n i t e U t f M b i t a n tb«m«el»e* can TVA ad hoard* and eowneWalens which ■‘etondmic province." TVA la ■f» called qw asM aaW aars and . p a r t Or > In esl «* rapUcw awm« . . . . . . _ . < P _t * m a I . J ___ power* of fo rlr-a lth l S tate Bo**J arnbiont with a e rm "pconomW province*-" raaponslbte la W ash­ ington end n«* to their If they afw to be retard ed aa aj aort of mRkery ottc*r*by eoaaJ mended by the K ieculive rather] than acenhlo* at COM roti merely] admin la ter*d by the Preaideab] th at die Hart low ehme goes a tr e a t dlalaoca tow ard one-man r«te with a |f Ra arbitrary and hateful ennrequoncea—such aa wa b are jual *een la the Morgan cate. T hat {* the affect If not Uie purpose of the Reorganisation MR,' even a . Improved by Ben* ato r Byrne*. If I* * had, dan-, ■erne* bill—Ju*t on* m ore cola*. *a| m atch In th* cnntlnaoua tr e k for Prealdantlai power of the la at five years. v m M m tm l i “Bttaltwmg m usual” nifttn were displayed on every comer. But now that' the season in over, now that the hip money haa been made by the racketeers, now that the in’IIlonalrea Rre fast returning to their northern homes, now that barkeepa and the ahoe nhlnc Iwy* arc shout the only ones left t'o play, the order goea out airaln. Close *er up! Ctamp the ltd bn tight. There’* not going tn he any Rum­ bling during Gov. Cone’a Admin'** rut Inn. No sireet ‘ And po the aheriffa of Hillsborough, Dade. Palm Beach, and Broward countiea are getting buay. Hald a Hr*1 raid la conducted, and all aorta of gambling paraphernalia la confiscated. A number of Big Shota have been a trotted j /A M U m o m AMRRICAN U PSALTSM Rjfporta have It that the blfgeat estnbllahmcnta on tho Actaaa iba biller Venturis* Eaat ’Coaat, which have been operating a llth rough thdeivlli­ 1Mar Iba wall of m*n: ter mohtha, are now cloned, that itomc, which have oper­ ated for years without’ once bowing to the edlcta of au­ thorities, are In darkness. Well, perhaps it is better to close them now, even though the moat profitable part of the year bus ptmeu, and the operators were already heading into what upiwara to be a long dull summer, than to let them keep on running collecting such nickles and dime* aa the home folks man-1 aged to rake and scrape together. At leuai moat of • thu money which la lost during the winter in lost by imp northern visitors. . , * \. All of which reminds ua of-report* of "Cuba" opera­ tors becoming active again In Sanford durinjfthfe' past week*. It la going to bo a long dull summer In Huntoy I too thin year and not many people will hi Vo much moneys they can afford to lose on lottery ttekein. It might be ut good Idea to let (he current drive ngntnat gsmhl'njf extend within our boundaries even though a prett y fnlr Job "of l*' was done last winter when other Florida towns were m n f W M o In th* charnel bon** of.ltlng wide open. 1 weed# Oh mar* 11 maarrfns, *)'*■( 'Aad w ith tha hand* that ssr**d her «h*mc still ■itma th«! —1 . g i l l *^ 1”t ... T -f . 3S7M | | | r 2 mW t Money To Lom On Automohtlea Refinancing— Quick Service Jack rtnoelh—Vbowc ITthJ httfan #e Acceptance Carp, of Florid Kachans* B M |. Orlando Phone 4700 ItO.ONtKNOtK w f ■: r * w m c t m m i 6\m m h to m m ttv ~ Frail* and Vegetables Fresh Dally Cut Flower* CURB SERVICE Prices Right—See Ua Spencer's Market Comer 2nd and Palmetto Repairing o y ■.. >1 / Dtoittdiia ”StttJi*g Col. Vftfee Die. AND . . . ----- Engraving McLeuHn, Jeweler We have heard a good deal about Aaslsiunl Presidents l i t B. Parll A te. fill w*® * ^ ^ imi-iiv 0 OVll| gfllllllj it*'Roosevelt. At one time or another, It been Raymond to Holey, Rex Tugwell, or Felix Frankfurter, but alwuys, It seems, there has been at least ono Assistant President. During the Wilson Administration there,wus pnly oneAnd he was Col. E- M. House who died yesterday. Col. il« House's influence with President Wilson was so grrat, niitl — his position, behind the throne so widely recognized 'that ■t< he was repeatedly accused of having some axe to grind, a charge to which he once replied, ‘‘Men talk about my con* to nectlon* with Wall Street ahd the hlg hanking houses. They seem to th'nk I must get some sort of shady rakeoff for my services. It la ad pitiful as It Is despicable.'* Though, with his knowledge of what wus happening ,n and what was going to hapitcn, he could have luken atl"* vantage of market comlit'oiis to an even gren’er ex* • t ‘J bllli are beginning ta »t fhtae day* la which le i, .a dapreM oa or a rccco sad If eo, bow much. MAN ABOUT MANHATTAN D***In* the point th a t Itrtrti ar* manv morn w ar powpra that am l««hlattrn than * « r (hat *,«i !his lour whk-h may yet fiml a i i i s n i i i i j i n c r e a s i n g r*HTltlvn ami thp ab«urd|ty that BineJhir in irk rt, m o.tly about Orton W*l>, ----- — now n( the Mereory Theatre. niA T TA IIO O tU fK E. H ar. B . firtnx Hr. A tnrran wap pn e itr- "F or earielor, | Ilka lylnp up I d - W h -TIrm m a d h ilu una to tha r l*° of Kxnr-ullva War pow np, fludwm r-ver harxo. >nd chattlns b>* lh# Inian* In- what H-ms this luiplyT II Impllaa with barxv ra plain.____ A lw r r **• "f litm nlly cauacd by that tn (hr- o tte n t that tho Rahlf] paw n any awlmminr and lying In the «tm. ryphlltt are on tha inrrraao, oi*a rjt.nl ion Am poihap* doing too much a t Boprrlntenihnrt J . H . T herrell ■rrat hnaril nr* rommia.km tn Raarlillrn rn „|rn l It.barum pp unnraaenl lor my rood haallb, bu« <ki l , rT V . „ aucb rfw in ileveled to both tho H erOorhix 1(10 the h o .p |t* | ad- tn m itirrllr puhipetag to P ark * la d «ury T heatre and to entertaining 00 P»t *"•» w ith ■ rflag- ona-man tlmnoonltta and domlntwopla' with my orislnal aket.he* »f nru ro .y p h m ., 19S were th at I find it impoa.lhle to abvn- mm iecd during 10.M and ISO la rlnn either. . . . On Runday night, I®*7. April 3, am pi. lining my Ural full“ Uoehaebad, unlm aled aypbllia ) 0 >*'h iccllal of original ahetehc* ** '*>"* P"«*Y rrepom ittle for oor «KAL K8TATB STtlUTGAUB. LOANB a t |h* Mareury O w atr.-------Am a stm dily rlvtag adm:»«hm ra*#." Ya|e man, and live a t Pallwdea, Or. Hatph K. Kteven*. chief phy»lN; Y., nuiSferrln* rural tom m unl-. cl*htie* to. cramped city Ilf*------*W m o w M h difficult to donot ta r o lro R A T s e ililly with >lnx t-1 tho of rrirv*pra *,:■ wa* Ray Fox ood rib* Washing—Greasing Tire Repairing a* to bim apt) said, -B ap, John, whet abbot yauraelff Why don’t yptl Ja( *)Wn pom* *U ff eo | can 1*1 p*apl* * h » t yeu are IlkeT" . . M|*l BdRar 8. Drown Of Oe- vlllc. n * thought Ibar over fee e muMrs. FhiU|f F it's j J Waehln*Curop* fo r tie* Napo- nor* AVenea hop yotlrp'sd from m rnt mid aald, -A ll right, I with a chart Stay la Richmond, lad.,* tan, l). 0 , and * Mr*. Gordon of ■MfM \pk, . ...T h a a k e .'' . . . Aad thla la called th a n h r tb a lliaaoa sod Fs*nVlln. Tens., wb 6 l\*ve been what he Jottad: | the houae guta c Of Mr*. Thomas 5 h S T a fT Jo e tM n of death pi hog SU tor “I n u ‘<,,• H " ? * * llonry Ca memii Is n sp r F a ls i. A. Nsal loft Monday attornoon 1 It i* fho to u rist *A»»°n U m e d d le d more oftM tbaa ka o« tho Cim aron eaiif* ranch fo r B«. Aegu*tln*. Sot 1 bar* aavor taboo a tboalri0 |* n *st e •ba opstOB -Wandbut Mr*. PHilTtp Pitta of W aihtng- cal son d* plim e, know 's* no *nd O ther , « M . . ' ' ton, D. C , mo her of the Aasiat- other actor la the w arte likely Mr. aad Mr*. Alps MonhoR . s t Attotlioy General of tha fa have p nemo like ml**. *< Cametoa A**au* way* .dlaewt T l, B. and her *U'*r, Mr*. Oorlao a ta St U a B l*w orth ham* on don of Franklin, Tann> h*V* *r- oyteo torght ecboot—thY poet k-DoardaU Avenue on la a d o y . * i rived to be th* houae guciU el ubir pa* being Grot a s BekSol, . Mr. a * 4 . Mrs. Da* *4 New Mm Thom** A. NcaL . crcdl* of poiltk'aao, iartadta* Vorh, who hoa boo* the guart* Mrs. te. F. HodahoMcr FDIl, a . i 1 taught att hle so** *F Jo h a RuodoD has* bougkl .*hc t*to*d fho -Spondlhriftah Friday W t Jamas. . . . Freni Ua, J r , »0a handaomp y**W- (anaeiSy owned aTonioon very lafoisnMIy It INSUSANt B C. M.' BOYD & COMPANY I»buna*l78-J Sknfonf. Fferltlx Removal NGtke, rap'dlty. In talking with the Kaiser he warned hint af the BANPORD TWENTY YKAR8 AGO I’M na StS-J F. H. A. 117 N. Park Avcaua Rt{0**y*tt aaya h# Bid -which tha United Slates would 4m>bibly render ,’ihe *pyn« In th* South to AHie*, only to be convinced^ piarviho*" .Kaiser -W»s a lea* lr Wage aceloo, but If ootBnf figure In Connany ^than^Siome .t^f tils military A fter thl* I made a point V f t : automatkaTTy In* d opplpg in pn hie other ay!», > tapda.) Thai'* sal a cneb of whteh teemed cleverer pidaeemcnt. th*h thk 'oat, sod ftartly | wv-nt Super Service Gasoline-Oils Spite of the fact that "BOtHo. * 'Wpn the Grand National, wa Nktt 'fb bombing ptine*. Wa pt»a to eo*. however, that ■wlpneV was an. American l £ and Votwollnl am are »r« ■'Matulirp.'* B r fiKOBOK TUCKKB , rp. Una t*P foal ,w W hat w i i m to b« needed more ‘t e n anything *l«e right now I* a a i. m ar* . Joaity .to huaindao, but t e n # Mad Of lagi.latlnu cancelling i t debt* Which everyone already TVA wa* • price nphcLI In bulM!nr n Sum, N -rnu.s the rd art ticld It vr a* Jin lit urwlt-r |lm war Power?, amf a-t-h th at w ar pow. |g t are tittle Indira ton of w h*t w|, h th ( , >t, (me hU pdult abilities wilt ba, raenproc motal Mafrk ra by Hr Valley Bayley wm hive Men t Retd pt ; |p U stv cn i y of -Cap* h?1> yt^mTtx fhm h ahow. t , n m p ra e preen manlha, Iba toot* j t t, ibmqrht t Lhowed, children of bi elllgcn' Ui adm l.a'ane mai p r r m S are Hot ap am ort a* the** n*a- futare. Thai »r pgroti'e c f low nw n'kll^r, h u ll,a * c l a p*iga of a l dw tp year* they have caught ,v m f h aarvte* fbr yy and paaaad thorn. Dr. Raid m*«t, with lucre btlhsm a thla may ba- beeauas 0orro.yrfiBI» Is ihair more ram plai m*n‘»lKW* rw ctJ , p ,rk ^ nMg , |p k M davelopmSnt sod begta y^pg. \ , T < .— .. I FM T U p M U D B IV H U M ) | ALBANY, d o , HOLLYWOOD, C rltf. —<JFi— Th* first tafal gun ta protSrt die no. Mow woata IS arm I wBKMx Filtng aa ap I �/ tY. MARCH St, 1WR THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA ONE CHAMPION TO ANOTHER! Elegance Is New Jewelry Should Be WhereOlhers Watchword Given Worn May Sec It Easily To German Women icial A n d Personal Activities E MARTIN LANEY, Society Editor ial Calendar Prizes Are Offered Fop Ticket Selling Telephone 148 Pg Organization C r e a t ­ ed To PromcteFemiiiine P r o p r i e t y Tha Scoter Flay, “T h* Whole Town’* T alking", has tha whole T- R H class a t work. Of the e te ft o f 00 “ •> ,n • . T 1* ,h , senior*, U are actively engaged la W. C. Mill la spending today a"0)! M «* production. Ikh School Auditorium a t 111* Th« real are selling tickets. The In Jacksonville. ' e l m la offering t h m pH iea for Richard F o rre ite r and broebar, THURSDAY 'tie k a t n te a . The Towntend O ut. will meet In ^ prlMm w ||| be: a cash prlxa -Chuck* F orrester aft Sunday tor t b room , in the W .l.k a Building to y , , hydlvMdal aellinc lha most Detroit, Mich., a fte r spending •:S0 ’clock for a covered dish t k k t t , s a of candy la tha Aral several week* here ppmr. N ot only Iho m em Ssn period homo room turn in g In the t tha public ten*rally a r e c o r - mo€, raaoty from and a Jack Torrence, a student a t » ty invited 'o attend. .T h era n i h door p rl# t for the class hav- the U niversity of Florida, «hrit11 be apeaktap and music. ^ lh, mM t votrs. ed h i, parent* here during the __ FRIDAY , person who attends the weekend. T ha m o l a r meeting of the pj#y „ jj) U | t a vote In favor of Friends of Ed Rouke will ta■ trloan L w lon Auz Illary wtll of the four el a si as, freahmon, y ra t to learn th a t he cun'lnuea • W 4 '* lk* hom* °* Mrt* sophomore, junior, or oenter. , Huffman. IJ» Valencia Drive, H n . Beh O f bum , a irn io r P. to be ill a t hie home at 403 French Avenue. , J : H P. M, T .'A . moth* A lx tu charge of s ta rs U i r:.,« w ' J T ? ; ,{*-'■ jv. 1 ;• .. ■Id and m u r ir d who discovered jth . : m nnljh lea th e r jerk in s and ' sloppy sk irts, businraa-tike enough H Sv r" " " 5 S 0 J » il,r *'.!w irttt ' 'Y l l sB g B t _ ^ j t f u V l not .......... ;; Ai a r ecen t Hilly o f his woik Political Advertisements 1 n-s, von Kehirach druppnl Ibis Victor Ghessi, Deal, N. profeaelonat, here receive* congratu- pleasant bombshell—that n special na from P* ly Berg of Minneapolis. Minn., after winning the , organisation was Wing created to annual North and South Open Golf championship at Pine- p ™™f01* ,cminll,l‘ Krlcc »"d *'•* i t t e f f t e > u B u r p of the canny Bridge P a r t y (given *Mh bythe when. By Winter Visitors ............... p ' W ; II) JOAN DURHAM .uni |i |J r r , |i on the I hint fin e d Jcw rlry should W worn f o r the „( ||u- bride’* lift h"n<l. K n m that enjoyment of other*, not youraelt. Him- „n> custom hn< It. the ring For th a t reason you should ,.hould never leave the bridr’i w rar it so othrr* will see it nt finder. i's he**, says Mrs. (’. II. Oyer of |f n„. hriilrcroem is to w ear ■ Indianapolis, who has been m l wc-tlding tilt,: th.- maid of honor Irctini: material about jewelry hand* L to the bride nt the same for many yeaia. lime the best man hand* the The one exception, says Mrs. I.ildc's rout to the bridegroom, rtycr, la the wrisl watch. Thm Tin bride puls her hushand’a ring should be wont so the owner ta n |,|, fi„Kt.r u f:er | IL. |ias put rend the dial most ronvenlen ly . 1 her linn in place. W rist watches should not be worn - ---------- . on formal occasions. CAVH FUNDS SOUGHT T hat O hers Mr> See t.US ANGELES—(/P) —A brauliCameo, emblem and crest Jewel- fill caw in in ' Kc-quola N ational ry and o'hcr pieces having n top park will become arccslble to Iho and bottom should he wont so ! piddle if Fork Sttperin'em lent that the tops nre up when others John II. White Rets a f'J5,0iX> *|>look »l them. A citmeo l int:, for pi opt 1st ion he's after. Known as Ina'anre. should be worn so the C rystal ra te , the Mr hole ran now face looks upside down to the he ivurhed only over a difficu't owner. Irnil. ^ ------- ^ i M a t y Parrish Weds it, N. C. rlia aca w in ter vbitora in s a n -j W i l l i a m H , M O O re kid, entertained some ot th e ir, _ _ _ S H A ft I f rilnda on Saturday evening Leonidas Nison anH a bridge p»rty which they - nouneea the m arriage of hte dangha fo gt the home or Mr- and « p . ter, M a ry ‘Nlaon P arrish to WUMr*. C, C. G antt haa relum ed » » w I^ A . Swanson. ■ ' 11am Hotter#, llo o re on Saturday, from Tam pa and St. p*t*rebur ; Five table* ot guosta wero an- H t |t h jrf | n Qrlando. T hr c m - w here th e ha* been vlaplng for . — lltataed In room , which w eri performed ? b y . the it ha p a st-M r days. Caultsued Wrem was* »*• •corated with varied ayrango-, Llntfsay McNair. _____ lot near the com er of French AvrMr. n*d Mrs. Frank Scryver nuo and Riflh Street. The m ille r of Kingston, N- Y., will return to waa referred to Jam es Mmighlun. th etr home Thursday after The group insurance policy fur spending s'overal week* here. ■" e:lX employee* wras awarded lu A* ____ D. I.. Thrasher, agenl for the He la flow m anager of Ihe Postal •Mr. and Mr». N. D. SleVkni o t P rudrnlial Life lim irance (’inn* Telegraph In Sanford. Wilkes llarfc, p a - will bo for *' “puny““ Mi*, and Mrs. Moore will (w‘'a’ few dura tho guests of Mrs A resolution was pnssrd hy llin llebi Commissioners following a re ­ home Id th eir friend* a t GQI l**l» U. Stevens And I l f s quest of the County Commissionmotto Avenue, Slovenan a aulhoriting the cancellation of paving leins on certain pro|ierly bonier ng the Country Club Hol d now outside the City limits, in irturn for right of wny deeds. In the Country Chili Hoad whirl) When Metro-Gold wyn-Meyer, havp nevrr hern iirqulleil, nclast talk announced It* inten­ Ur*. M, It, Btrlckland, Mrs. J. cording tn records, mid which no tion of producing in England 0 . tJiney, and Mr- and Mrs. I. uerdrd In order for approvnl of pictures comparable to any made 1. Btrlckland, nnd Price Heard a WPA project for improvement in Hollywood, and using Ra top of Cordelo. (la., ur# visiting In o f the road. ranking stars, both England and Orlando today. I The Com m isi'onrrs appitiled •America eagerly looked forward , -------' Ihe purrhase of Id bond*’ at * to th* result. - Richard lllll uml Ihiko Hill, ra il o f $f>0 rrcli. All coupon* were “A Yank at Oxford," beginning Iro th cra of Mrs. Douglas II. attached In the bonds uud the dull) a t th* B ill Theatre, the first uf Fcott have left for Chicago af- of m aturity ws* 1».H. \ letter to th r Cummlsriom-is t t a k n t s of, J h e. fairer s c r jit, .t l l ^ H;O II J^ilisb.jpiado produc­ t*r vb itin g ht-rr a* tho guests fulfllla tlm of Dr, and Mrs. Scott. , „ „ . , S m lnple ' High School brought tions. more than I from A. It. Srcrest, olfererl » l ^ h a •-first honors a fter compet- promise. It presents Roln-rt Tay­ „ , , large nmnunl of white IlghHog Mra Jolu, E . B rldgrra re 'u rn « l ru^ m(.t1, ,h r n i y for , IZf iIn’gam es with other schools in | lor in h ii moat thoroughly in tis, Thl. Can trs l Florida a t the S te tso n ' fylng role to date. It bringi la y r.te rd .y .0 M o rc h e a d tity N .C , frJ ti),n ,lf , hp , , Mr. S ra rr.t rs p lo ’nrd •playday" in P o la n d Saturday, I screen sudlenrex an aulienile and a fte r spending aevcral weeks hero according to Mlaa Betty Akin, syrapalbetle d*lin«allon of |tro " . r r .i ° n t‘ -y A,‘ ” ■ t" h'»rub|Ijvl>im| was sold in r Karaduring the Ihmim, pbya’cal education instructor for a t Oxford th a t could have been, Zacha.y ,„ d ftlis. Be.sio Zachary. obtained, only in the actual lo­ th* ( j r l t of th a echool. Friends of Ralph -noddy"! ,M U k*n in n r,^ n, ro A rio tlf of yach'ing waa carried cale. of Mr and ' ' l,'’ . , . A h* man athletic ch aracter' Muso, younger throughout the entire day and the 1 n" l” ,n participants w ars attractively a t­ ‘ (ration on the p a rt of Taylor, Mrs. W. <?, Muse, will he glad tot r i l >' Cl‘ rk P r- " k tired la whit* uniform* and were roundtd and convincing perform ­ know that ho h a , received h|< w*» lB' ,roetwl «" "egollul.- for divided Into crew* for partlcipa- ance* by Lionel Darrymore and ■tudent Pilot | Icen,o and th a t i ‘I " '*l«,P"'«‘" ' ln * f * " f '»•' f»r ‘ and fin* ho made his first aolu flight | h*1 —idi'^nw l while way lighttten la the even's which Included Maureen 0 ' 8 uTll*an. Sunday «‘<iulpnient will Ih» nrwlfd for a variety of track and field rontrlbutiona by a rro u p ot out­ 9_____ lhi» Fori Mellon P«rk in d oilier, sport a, volleyball and basket ball standing British players, make Mr,. H. n . Btevena and daogli- * hl"L w ry , ” '«-n»lon. planned hy gram s, a posture contest and the film memorable. P artirular| ly to bo noted-Vre Vivien l^ lg h ter, Ml*a Rebecca Steven*. Mis, t "'1 Fommissionera. t, a M n lk a . . a l - 1 *• n . l f J t t k Th,, b° u r<l “ lia m itru cln l Chief i* town* psrlicipsting in (he ' aas_ athe "olhgr girl-" Orlffllh Hetty n u h rm .n and Ml.a Lilly w rr* Palatkc, Crescent Jones as Taylor's undergraduate Ran Dunlap have returned from ^ Pollc# Roy O, Williams *o , ' New Smyrna, Daytona | enemy, Edmund Gwenn a* tho Tauipu and St. Patershurg whera Jesig o s1' certain parking lanes p lr' l Hlreel for 10 mlnulv h. Holly HIM, Orlando, Or* Oxford Dean- C V. France as they attended lh a S tair 'ruach* errordanre with a City I Beach, and Seville. The local lh« tutor, and Edward Rigby i t er's Meet InA and vlilled friends. P » '^ " « . ordinance which grants (his *u* Fatten ware guests fo r lunch Taylor’s '‘scout.” Dr. and ijrs . A. W. Epp* and fHorCy• J* kg Stetson common*. | ■fhe consistently fust tempo of The m a ttir of John Mrrhllsn. h ' Akin was unsbl* to *<* th* film.’ Ra comedy which pro- sons. A. W j Jr., and Billy, and* Urn event* during Ihe gala vokex g*l*a of laughter, It* thrill- Dr- Epps' mother, Mrs. W. If,'w ell-know n |<eanut vrnder, selling Meaua* of the annual moet* | n( athletic aeiuencea, especially Epps of Jeffrrson. <ia„ spent lh a 'p e -'nu,s In the Zoo, again ram s up »f th* Florida Education A** | n ((„ climatic Oxford-Cambridg* weekend in Tampa. Mrs. Epps for discussion hy the CmnmUt!aa la Tampa during tb* boat race, a re all attributable tt and Ur. Epps' mother rem ain ed ' sioners. The m atter was referred j 10 Chief of Police Roy G. Wilr *®4- , . . , the guiding hand o f Director la make a short visit there. _____ J llama who waa authorised to keep MRg those parU cipatng Iq Jack Const*/, who haa e( lahA rth u r Brldgerr, who h a i hren , hln> off the Zoo prem lsrs In view itdata were: M artha Wright, n*hed a high mark lor which hi* [wrat Csrrodl, Marjorie Hogan, American succcstorg In England vlillng here for some tim e as th * .° f ll>e fact th a t a concession for guest of Mrs. A. D. Zachary >hd ! selling on the Zoo property ha» rad Walla, Ruth Strange, c*n ,hoot. Miss Bessie Z ichaty haa returned ibeen granted, the proceeds cf the tel Hayman, Irena Lund* ’ ■______ ■to A lexandria V*., where 'he eonresalon lo be u«ed to purchase . JCattH* H urt, Doris McCall XrlU resume bis studies a t the additional animal* for the Zoo anna Miller, Clayda ForgoCAVIAR RUNB SHORT Theological Senunsry. C ty E nglnerr Williams also re( W r it Dean, Helen Tamm, ------- M erchant, Betty Wethcp, S A N F B A N C I S C O—(A V u k Stahl, m d Doria New- T bsra’a a shortage of sturgeon in : Mr. and Mr*- Dava Grow have'im provem ent of the lower rnd uf UR for Atlantic c ity a fte r visit*! French Avenue, from the highway lag here to , a lew days ** lb* to th* railroad on Commercial guests of Mr. and Mrs- J. A. Zer-. Street, will be alerted shortly and rtnni-r In view of this Information, City --------! C lsrk. Frank 8 . Lamson was InMr. and Mrs, HIM Itodgera of stnicU d to order two cart of Texas were In Hanford y esifi sand to be used in mixing conday visiting friends. Mr. Rodgers crate for g u tters as part of thew|U le remembered a( "Raw i C ity's contribution. ____________ ______ _ . R e v iv a l C o n tin u e s VDTK m u GEOROE H. BRIDGE* JR, Clf V.MR«IMl| r i m 11 t:\TA T lV M (r 4ir«»u|i N«k 9 lie m IH t«»rk and *»te far Imlatallfta la fai ar af keiter rnadtee keller aekaal raadlllaM , Mil far keller fp ra . kaalaeaa »|>a lakar raadlllaaa. Ila kelletra I t rimttlaa |hp Mlate mm aaand era* Kimtlml hiiulnesg prlarlplea, ellai* laallaa aaal* aad laeffleleaev* m il lO I ^ U IJflUMlRlIOM lllteirln >nniker Oar llem arraile rrlm apf, Mar 3* It. |„ T1I1IAS1IKII seeks hie (r-rliTliim by the people of 8emInulp t'nunty upon his record of hating faithfully performed Iho duties uf his ufflre, . , | This organ'intlon, the "F aith — snd lieau'y Union of German o iri* - » . . Pu c d _ in chat go of 1 S ApprOV6Q W ER T-The JEW ELER Diamonds \nd W' atrhn Fine Watch Ana Jewelry Repairing Diamond Mounting And Engraving M-G-M Makes Initial British Production ^T H E ........................................................................................................................................... ..... ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR THE CHAMPION ICE-MAKER I Olbers msr clslai tro teery , , , krlviastnr gives these ectust, unheelthle' IKHINOM V- M ttlJHHSI Mars for Your M o st, I I K e l v l n e l o r 's g r e e t "POLAR POWKR"bested Uait seta mw reoords for low operotiageosts-yel git e< sll Ibe refrigeration you'll sver noed . . . as much es you'd get froai 1050 gteodi kt • aw*!/ • HalviM lor let* you peck in more food I Amaaing a r e adjustable shelf orraagsm tot give* pleniy at room fur blg- geal mslons, turkey’* and e th e r b a lk y o b jects. N o ether refrigerator ho* it I CUBES P0P0UT! • T O W N ’S K e l v i e e t o r ’ e new SPB B D Y -C U B H H olsts* fslrly pop* U* oubse out of •heir tray* I No tlnrggle—no sploshing—just lift a lever I W.( Lawton, Mr- and Mr*. II. F. McKay, Mr. and Mr*. W. It. M<Crackcn, Mrs. Rt*ll* A rrln sc n M r, E. J Itouth, Mrs. Vligil Fmlth, Mr*. It. C, Maxwell, an1! •he MUsut Edna CHilletidro I-aura Chittenden. R ath llaiul. Ethel Riser, P h rlll. Smith, Mai iori* Tlllls, Nellie * Williams. Helen Wgllmen. and Klisalirth Aiken, add Imoaard M clmias. It JC. Kipp- Olln King, Reynard "P ete- H rhitarJ. and W<«*dio» W H O L E 1 I -m iK iiN r n i t - n t * ..« i m s i . i m r w r ’In i SI. rhOKs a Keel l« Vaweirs j Seminole High Girls Win Stetson Contest Wednesday I COME IN TODAY! Randall Electric Co, TELEFHONK NO. H3 T A L K IN G T H E S E N IO R P L A Y High School-8:15 O’Clock Admission 25c and 35c �r • !W i. *r TtnfitoAY, MAttcH ml P R E S S TU R N IN G T H A T l O R N I R / . . r e * i i l i i l H r ta n i l * ef O ra. Hack 8. J i k a m ( i W n ) « M t o l f b a w r i g C t i k a f N*w York O ut In h i m "w« t a n I n t i earner toward Improvement—ee mack M that I tkifil I t a a i l M la k b a t." Mb R O M A N C I-H U N C R Y W O R L D .Ull baa a* anawer to that aarbo-Htohe»ikl riddle. ret t a i n U u l i t a n Taormina. BlaUr. mar ka wedding locale. Deepoalng Ike riddle. Clarke dented marrlaga plana, call** Leopold ptekewahi a i m r a t a friend wka'i "abewhig her r t i . l i beaatr.” " N iw r ." • • rn r-iM gait belonging Id of Han Dtafo. She began wtlk triplet and now aha haa quadraplet*. Tha fi fI C O N D r u “C e le b ris L S N ’T GOOD IN O U C H far “Cara Dodger," a h a it bardla bal flntahrd Aral in itaaplackaaa near rtaekand, N. 0. trade* with Nancr, M r aw nart; aka * PROM D IS T A N T P LA C IS l aariba L a d I* right i n t Cafeertae B r Mm Near Tampa. YU; Eaalaa Bank ta ■menmapai N A V A L TTTTi SUPRIM-ACY �W H RAfcronn h r r a l b , s a n fo r u , f u m h m *GllAY GOOSE* WINS BISCAYNE BAY REGATTA pfibg Sessions ItartedByMany Loop Ball Clubs H in d o L eads P ack A fte r E n d in g T w o W eeks B abe la In need ol two a r Ihreu* hurl- IN ^ T H E F IE L D O F SPO R T S _______ ^ i ^ N J T N N B T R O M __________ — T he haaebnit iu r k , which haa the I'ruiring *ea nn ( been le*»e.t by H enry W alaon. Cvbrunt) IS . . . . p m y nf |lm Itaaeliall Am oeUThe Bt- Aupualln Ran. I'Mik. T e .ltrr at p rraen l th an a r, “ hallarinB" abou it haa fi'r the paat ten yeara. 10 o p tn tha «aaaon T he itiim ln b in e been p a in t'd Ita fa r tw o tlm an In Bn-en w ith nrny lent* while the . . . . Lyle Jodyi n n blrm -hera have been given Ibcir of th e Babita- *»ya t m a t id Kiay. are rneuoh Cuban t T h f -UB#|lt, in d o|d t|ut) era In « . AugUMln. h<v. u m lrfto n e • rc v .lu ilo n . . prlnllnu and pairing and in , h,. u m m t. mam are at "lopa" The lo* llf)d h„ br, n c. rr‘rul1x , r . r , 110(d . rmmAw fBp , h. ^ *' " w n ,r #f C .t, crew, approve, "*'* In Bt- A uguatln. , , ball playera will p, le—AnnuuncvmenU King, lTunit/Ing-I’hiiiie 60. VE VOUR Watch rrpaired by no who really knowa how, I Dry wood for aato—oak or pine. « Route J, tlox I I’J , Sanford. f T ' S r i l * . Jew a'ar Magnolia Ave. .... —«- Y o u n g s te rs U n til P ro v e s L u cy A rriv e s T o T a k e Nine iiirinbi’t* u( the Xntfoid I* b.i-. iu d -u tl.t Underwent tin ll tin) u • t ! *uiliim i fur, ili ii Spring training m livilin. m lit »- .... tpttl Athletic P .'l.l >i- t ‘*r tiny in pt ‘"pnr.ti.nti (ui the fn.lh oominie »ea»«vn thin open- Apt The entire kiiinp m li>'»* «- i In I'iiriii’nl in llieir wink nnd ■' n ii in lift n( tun* « e te tit I li>' tin ml w it ah 1lit: tlii'in tinitx-i up ni' 1. 11 <a iiiiiI .tlli’lilpl tu immi* , » Itiii, "chutcy-hi far*'’ f>•**«• 11 I tl” i fimli*. In Itiv piliiiinic rul*-* " i'll' '! . Duke Ciill mi "i 1’lill.itMpliiu *11111 ii D»l» Pi* her «f HrJ *H> Ohm, t'ul '1 t<ni. tight mm In iminillnii In’” , • li'lu mill Im -laiaidg ii ili'liti'iy •' «>|l|i‘ plenty <>f fluff null n l.'.t bull tlmt th trtea u (nit ll«e in* h pi blip Kiiliari win* w-t* n i l I n i '1 by ilm llrixikbu Dodger*- -u« u B lilt uf nn rill lint np -mlI'm itiri Ilk- Im >i| f in* lire takliia in le r-.t In ilie lx year olilJi11rI•'* 11 lie Ikia developed «n «|i«"fl pi i , f i l l i h l l 'i 'i r H|||| I iililn III y n .l i Iht- *plieic in t imf t hi! p lo t te r - ^ W|llt ll BII»1 nlinniiil nf HlVilt* Vi ■II.I .m in my. The mih ■nil In>r I" i»*pii|l in dap la 11ik llih»> Young » li" » n \ ■Bill liere by Joe Kil|(e| ut (Ipi Cli,tll.iikHi«a l.ikikmilf. Tiiiiiik Win lii’il Hu hi hitting nilik throw. |nr. '.Ii'le doing file Ml nf pnn tb i dliectliiR. », Manager liny lilt’ ■ II I., wl 'll failed In .it rill* ill Hanh'id Y'miug Ini* inun! t>. nil! Mr Ilia nri m ule Inltlini ability nml liia throwing m hi La. nltkeil ninny n iiiii Io t ip-.tr the crowd In i' fink. Iii fIi ■tit**) ■* ''lllntply*' Xnnggin*. “Xp- 1 ManllniK mi l Hill UVII) win I n l i ’ii ll'. ii ilnl ea "l ii’itniiR CrrHiiilntB niul 11" n" th£ tin’ lull arm x Ilm ill.inniinl In firm ba <A perfect timing double pluv ennliin ill’m l.na i|e\i.|n|M-i| lie lwei’11 Well. II nil'll I mill Mill* lint in I be keyftinii. pi’Xihmi Dirk Mm i iy nf VmrtiK in n n, p a . l-l'IIOt te, I In, |||,. Iiifl tllllli C lassified Advertisements j . L e a d in g lllu e b ill R ritis h O v e r 1938 M a n a g e r ia l R e in s ■tUI a temp*hipr tn get their rlltb. 11 T , , ' T r ,rr k p* releavr fftim Ihp 8 >. lamb* Cnr- 'h e Trcn'nn ( l.lh in Hie NYC: dtoah) an they may npernle en nn i Bill l ^ g e jwiahni- m nnariT nf tpi'ependenL baafa. Don MeNhane nf the rhanipinn- the Oetaiml Itcrla In handling «r«* rWp Oemraville fi-Men h a 'h e New Orleans ram p In that elty r io t ring a number nf rookies that thr Pellenna will shove In*it ’he "D" tea rues, hi el Iha ne ha« the T. “ Y oung M an ag er G uy r t i » P a l.lk a y te o r g e A ndrew , and hla Azalenu got tra in in g fM»tr.n» unAedway y e -’rrila y n f'ernnon wi h fo u r infirTdrra and the hurling rnrpH n n .h n n d f«r duty. AnI'rewa hnpen In put I’alalkn latck nn a paying IimhI v lhl» Heamm wl<h a ntavng club. He ha» a r-, eurril lalent frnm the Joe S trip p 1’n u b u ll hcIiihiI hrlil In Orlando. ! Apr. B. * _tv ‘ l.yla* Ju d y , new m anager nf ’in* In Day’nna Reach, tin iiew tlnpe* taaa been n-lea-nl rnniritilrur Ilit fb A Or nil line Katnle, | f ported In lahilidrra. H oneerr, they a n Ihe atw b n i city y c a ln d n y n ink.- t M i ? i n ivrml i n |mlh w r got rrport* of n »lvtlrr flight nf <!urk< ban thou* hi»<I tiern in rnnvn ’ R e s t o r a t i o n T r u t h yrnra. KrttornHoti of right hiin itir»| Ihmi^Dinl «rM- of lircrtling Hj - i n s i r i i a h u n c : Rrmrmh unit trnftniv!sl toiHllmn* Kiwi of b ird to figtiFr out whni 111 ( a mill a won* 'lio n itg rt’Piiltn. thU Mill ahoidd In* i\i h**l. |i \va« womicrfui or*\* And tli • Itliu’tnll, bronilh *1, lessor scaup, Muvhill family v».i> iitnoiig th.* U in tr r ir.Mip hlarkhond, blut k m ajor honoficia u*f . Sanford Players Hold First ' Ti aining Drill A t Athletic Field Yesterday Afternoon D rill P e rio d lookoutn hnvp a number of -ptiyt r r aljK talen*. on hand and a CSfca*cr Ihla year whine hobby I^Erlnnini; pennaa'a. Over In l^ ia b u rr, Mnnairer Nellie la a r h hav tvlurned from ■ ■ orItem trip whvte he aieureil enough talent to give ’he (inndollar a first divlalnn bull club They ar.- plnnninB In schedule aahlbi tan gamea within (he loop ami lo dale have necurril a tilt wl h th e ' Kamma City nulllt nf the A me rit an Aesnciahnn on PARE FIVE MONTEZUMA * ' 12 — W a n te d Under New Managrmenl (100(1, C|,KAN Wtini’in lo do « h Wa gre ruteilng lo pern itn rn wrak/y ueala. Rates per week— I era I bou rw ork, Alnal May no from V'J.oo to td.no, aingic—|ubO piv-ntlfpa. Htcudy work. rh»n*i mad up, double. Kates by day— 311-W * 1.00 to * J J 0, single—IJ.Oll to Wl'l b«ly f'yprraa polea for lath *RM, double. Our bedi aid the atoek B" io 16” by 6(1'* ton*. Mat. Hot a id cold w ater in every OSCKOl.A C V n tE S S COMI’ANY. room. A homelike atmosphere plus m aplete hots) aerviee. We welcome fe a r Inapeetlon of our roomi. 6 ROOM bunrntow. limn C. S '. Sullivan, l»rop. garngr. IMS I’almetlo Avc. Bill "Raw Meal'* Rodptra. pl’n) of the Lookouta |aat aen in . w»a |n Sanford ye-terifay and vl*it)d a number ef old frltnda. Bl’l t» unde* cirlett whether Mr'go back In baarball or not but he still love* the grand aid gamr a” much a-i aver. | Wea KInicilon, arrnnd baaemail - fur the Hanfnnl IjMiknti a during ; thr lli.17 yeatntl, him Ihh-ii iinmeil ! manager id ’hr Dover, Delaware, i rluh In Ihe Kaateitr Slmre Iu*«giie. Klngdnn a m hired hy the R»l't* more (Irlnlea nnd ia mo'oring frr nt Callfoiniu to fnIk wl h Italtimo*- elult raerti'ivea thin week in Th'inta 1vllle, (is. K’ngdon Ita.f ae- n aerviref wllh he New York Vankeea, Wimli ’ ill* on Srn-ilnif niul St. lu Uta llrttwna Irraii'i' Ida long eniver ill ’hi Intedintional |>eague. Parry Dray, 77-year old i rod if'lira lia l Interwa'iil ■ludy nf bird*, waa burb*d of redbtrdr peitlied nn n f Ihe rlir n h anti aung tut the fun, tn| (-err Comfortable |w n beil mem fur* Women—Addre«i and mall idniahrd bungalow, W. tilth. Apply wartltlng m atriial for ua a ’ 111 W. 12 ip Nt. home. We eupply everything. Coed rate of pay. No veiling. No —par lance neceiaary. Merrhandiaa M art, Boa 6513 Milwaukee, Wle* p n ||r | M urrni iy alm ki Initll uPil Jiarka i. » m|| ii| i III ||,. pl.iie mnl nal'ina tnilih fly lull up pi-aia •" I"’ tilf fun* v. T h e yullnUMeii! pin In In’ll III ilmlhle wnikmlfa it'll v imiintm* wlih ii’n |" n alnrUna In H i’ iilnritlna a' '.I l"l n’elnek nnl ut non n'i lo'k In Itie alien... . GAINING F A V d a y we: n r f : o M i : B E T T m K N O W N AH T i l l : CNCATtir H c»r O u ality B y J o TAK E TH A T G U N AW AY. M B .1 W ASIIIMiTflV. Mil I''. i.l’t Iti’l .Ti (..it’ >.. . ,if|i i’alilbii.ili III- llp.p im p *'i .ll’lli I .imp ■ flip in ||. |- , r lire M’I 1 || 1« l»»ll|e ru :| wu > i .i 1 . a. ''lUptiilnK • .11 In’ . in Inn rial eepte, . the I' S l i p i i inieiii el Cnnltlereit nil k, b urlijarli. ilniii*lit*iee llle*e ;ilv rulin’ nf Ilie Inlielf yji ( u ike i i t |. *’lv rein u i «|ieeieH ti tl e mill li Iir. n e e k l.liiel ill mnl lu> lt|in” ll I liev n e ii very iinieli .lik i, ■ell ■I’l fee i e. III I kllli i| IM IIP.tilf!. lit hull-I ll.ll I .liffO u ly in *1' Ini' *Ii iik In lueen .pei-i men- il'lnnil i n ’kuip p u riae nil* i’’>iiniielit«, I In- .-ell1ti|- pi- f if itiuie in llim-il in fiek .beMriri| ivn'et. Ilie liitrit le ii.nlln | ittlltet inme Mini nl liiir 1 p nl the . I in b it’ly Alll'-t . * Intel pntnilar ill ep u n 'e i ifllik. le-eiMine p| | 1 > p|l i|| limin’ i’lnl ii ii|>. i|t tiibplinn. An ' 1*1 llllilfnli I I .■ay Hi ilif I mem I’ lilmti II in (lifln n-, Im tif lie ran »ee Iheni. They wheel niul li.ml, m ill” in iin . Mil,- flip In i ti-tut P - mil i • mi itie lake n ff with i p u t i-mil i li.it mii'lii He I h- Ihi’ etpi* uf the le il nf m F o r C a m p e rs Marlins (.arairc General Repairing u T ru c k & A u lo S e rv ic e H<idir.s— S p r i n t 's — T r n ile m A price you ran affunl t«» pny Martin’s Garage It Is D a n g e r o u s W A N T K 1I : w it h A T III.K T K S H i t IT " ■ » l» a 13 Mill II T) * r so m k o m R IIO N I. 4 H3 A f . M l l 4« O r / HALF- SOLI NG tylru u 'Ate iuA.iUi ---------- - Z y T ia A zn c j Auox/e L S p eciuti& t.s, tt/Zur > n a ic • n o tA in v ( u i t . 7 b u rd t± ...(lrrU {editedb y , ' O l.ll W YV tor ECCNON1V and Thwhk' fair:/, ’I h tA/r'.-k (io n ! P rin tin g SEM INOLE P R IN TIN G C o . 9 n v iA ib I$ SATISFACTION Uie R V Uoruull m* aitnui m ur P R IN T INC) r N O lll C M B R B t 16— iYliarrllMH-uti.s Far Sale NICK LOCATION for sale cheap, on Orlnndu highway, 6. m||ea J O E T A L O O K A out from Hnnford, filling s ta ­ tk n U ) , Petunia*, Dalalea, Agcra tion and Doer (lardvu Hltadr tum. Mi rig old*— 16 cents doi 1 E A S Y BUPPY a rent an. Fnoas MOB. TY K E IT EASY Y E B B E IN ’ A Some tho'ee New Hampahir*pullet), now laying. Y. N. l’urdy, ] RUPPY n s -2 liar A Gay's Door and Upsala Hold, Sanford, Kin. FOOL. * failnt—ita the finest treatm ent for weather 80— H o u m a tor Safe. i porches. Stanley Roger* 6*Room Bungalow and beautiful farn lth in ra, reaxmable. Phoae ( ’o a e h e s i ^ i l f e l ' i i nn'l be |. tlni ntily nU|. fle|l|er ip I fill, i’ll) nil f.l| ||i. cvkry KB—F cribIb Help Wanted R a ih v u y s O ffe r BAKING POWDER .W f Trftjy e * fi I w r V i 2 5 r u n m I r .15) I'nll P.u k • • ■Nn Sl.tr k I illinit ! 17 .% \ mi— tsi.no 5511 v 17— S.'i.'rf. Mill \ 10— $(1.15 Lemmond T I R E S IK H * Vml Nt. | -III I T ’L L 6 0 T O U O ll t, O N Y E N A S I T IS • D O N ’T TR Y . N O T H IN ' E L S E " I 'M T E L L IN ' YER A S A F R IE N D . ,— - i ‘L L G I T T ’ Y O ll IF l D IE D O IN ' IT G BYE St///* AH H OPE yo • gulp m A R C # // O L E P A L. M o fa c o r 1 i WClNCr Ik 6 AKJGUTTER'S P tO U . Hb N O F U N — H E R E I AH C O O P E D U P IN A N OLD . H O U « C AfWAY FR O M ALL THE BRI 8 HT L IG H T S W C fH N O T H IN G T O D O . ,--------- J K N O W - r i L D R E i ^ U P IN M V PRETTIEST AND PR E T E N D IH DOING S O M E W H E R E - - ACE BART IS ENTIRELV TO O C A U T I O U S AFRAID O F T H E C O P P E R S ALL _________ THE T IM E — ( ---- WHY, EVERYONE KNO W S THEYRE O U M O — I'M G OIN G T O F IN IS H D R E S S IN G AND M A K 6 ACETAKE M E O U T — T C a N I S H t—— ------ RI6 H T N O W / r r COME. O N , ACE, PUT THOSE ChRPET CLIPPERS AWAV AND L E T S S T E P O U T - - G O PLACES . AND D O T H IN G S - MEV NOW, DUCHESS, TAKE IT EASY -Y ER NOT C O IN ' NOWlUR UNTIL THIS DEALS PULLED O F F --A N D THAT'LL BE TWO THREE WEEKS YET_CALM Y O U R SE L F, f �TimsBAY, MARCH I f , korda’S Salvation A r m y Workers P r e p a r e For S o l i c i t a t i o n "Then I have them," Jaaaotta an­ nounced, "because l*m leaving now. Goodby*, girl*," aba shouted and ■trod* o.f the stag*. # s # "One hundred and eighty thou taml franca for coatume* to IplrslII; CO.OOO to Lanson for soonery; solar Ii i 80,000." Till baud was Con­ cluding hla reading of the account*. T h a t leaves 80.000. Have another clgcr, my dear Larouia*." "Oh thank you. thank you," beamed tha portly I-mouse*. "I till you, Jtcquss, If* a pleasure to meet n man Ilk* you In tha artistic field. Hurh business ability!" "Everything Is paid, "Thlbaud announetd with satisfaction, "W# don't owt a penny. Mow In order to cstnr on — " "You shall need more cash?" “Well, not exactly; my credit Is good." The phene rang and Thlbaud heard the door-man speaking. "Those three gentlemen are here again and they*!* demanding the', money." "Tea, yes, Mr. Rothschild" Thlbaud answered th* phon*. "Ill rsll you lilifs" “Now where were w#7" he re­ sumed turning to Larousas whose eyes had bulged a t tha aound of tn* name. "Well 1 always belltvs In patrlne cash," Laroutta announced. "Wil a half million doT" "Quits, quits." Larouta* unpested thro* layer* of coals to find h!> Th* Advance Gift* Committee, fnlloaln'i n meeting y» lerday sfiw num t, lw» started t» work tn th" I'rival Inn Army Home Rewire Appeal wllh each worker la kink the nnmra of sevorr.l p ro .irrl* to lie ronlncleil thlw n k . Ilraulta will he reporlml at the "Klr-k „ ft Breakfast" for til" Genera) Canvass* To elim inate implication in the lleneral flanves* th l, fe a r, |i Is plnioii'il th a t only on" imnn of winkei i will enter n bnslne* et liilil'rhm nit ilarin* tha Heir rra l CMhvnsa, This la done to lh a t. Ill" employee* w e|| m rm |i|n y rrt will not l« bothered hy l.'in c called on more than oner llo 'in «t Ine locnperation In .III t dilve. rh aiiin n n Fr<d It. Wil on and other rnm pa'gn leailora ■•krd everyone to do hla host Itt Ihla hunieniinrlaii effort Tor the r|ly of Hnnfonl n in I Bemlnol" t’onntjr. Mr. W 11*0*1 repotted that II|h hard Castleberry ha» rnnaented to a rt n. t'linirinan for the Kern Park district. Mayor llrldae, Jr.h a , arcep ln l ilia Chalrman*hip and appninleil n fnmmiUeo for tfOORWond. Ilcreral other* have been a*kei* to ierriv 4 u th eir respective com. niiiiiH fJ ufol n|t|ioii|th aoine have not rejonted |t I, hi-llt-vCil III** they will shoulder their respondhllily and a im a line hnoal to llm annual drive. K, 1 Hoy, Chairman of the Cliuln Htore Comm itter, reported that ho lias a"nl letter* In 0 number of chain roniP'inles ask ­ ing them In p 'lU cipato In tlii community p ro je c t.. Alexander f IK8T Chapter On* MIkl — decline Mlkl — had reMllsd tha InvaJir. Had repelled bar, and was vtry carerully leaulay bar away. As tb tlr footMcpi clattered down tha stair*. Jranetta could hsar Madame Barnard crylax, “Doain't owt ta t much, hey 7 Three hundred franc* far a drew and a suit! And r* a waited three months." "Than you can wait Ihrea month* longer,” Mlkl «ugg»*l*d reasonably. Their voice* dltd away and Jean* Oil* leaped anarcetlcally out of the trank In which *ba w ii hiding, ■Hitched up bar purse and hat und flaw down the stair*. Out of lbs dear ska turnrd suddialy as a shower of spray and d e l ltd mud thrown up by an auto­ mobile wbtal dtsesnd'd on hir. •Oh. oh!" ab* gasped In dismay. Tho ehautleur had stopp'd, backed Up. Jeanett* knaw Instlnctlvrly by tha discreet lustre of tb* hood that hla ear was on* or tho very expen. ale* makes, "harry, miss," b* spoke earnestly, "Can I gtva you a IlftT” "That's all right," sh* forced her­ m it to say. "Taall—.WbetT'* And than with quick decision, "Y*«." . "To tb* Theatre Comlque," she said as (ha settled tn tha seat be­ side blm. Tho street* whirled by swiftly, effortlessly. "My names Jeanette Dupont, ab* offered M U S IC A L PRODUCTION Florida Cattle Owners To Form Guernsey Group e ■ AUTHORIZED ] J MOHAW K TIRES e " W h a tr howled Thlbaud. "Where's bat alrIT Dead or alive, ahs'a comvg back. Don't you realise ghe's len. Merlin'* girl friend, end.be'* ^bUllonalreT W ere saved! We're M o h a w k t l r r a a r o g u a r a n te e d w rm „ m il..- . ,n w r l" n f l Qf m ile a g e a n a lim e . G t l o u r t r a d e . In prlceb you buy. (To be roHflaued) REL/Vl^PING AND RETREADING Bhserukl KMbe M M Artur. OlQWlUw Ailentiun Too l a t a To Llaaalfy look car <lr*« *nd retm d tr^icC tn llunio Owners |t.T * a. v o i'i i r«uf* over nml H jW r U im g u a ra n te e w ith ev. la now prepared, through THE ECONOMY READING PLAN, to offer their old and new aubecribers a selection of America's finest magazines. This PLAN makes pos­ sible a big saving on your entire reading for the coming year. Ask ou{ carrier today to give you complete details of this offer and choose the magazines for your family from'the carrier's portfolio of actual magazine covers. H alf dsy housework. Victoria Kucher, 813 1-2 llk k o ry Avr. they need ,tainting has* li don* « 7 Ura. Our recapu a r t beat brifur" (lot rnlny srgsun start«.| because OtoaUia Biown—homework, 813- Wn hurt’ rpre-iai Metnliic rouf|Wa hava Ibe beat equipment 1-1 lllckqry AV*. pnjnt fnr tin r<a>t*. nml Hedy mi* money can buy. ' ' . m il BENT: I Itoom unfurnished riM>f nuriiiir. fur i-uiii|ioaiiion Wa uae only the higheat qualItou.r with parage, till Oak imifs. Our prlii-* nt" right. Hill ||y nf aaatcnala. Iinplomrnt f " , link Ay". Htore. ^ on|y whlla akllled Avo. I'hon* 111 , —------- --------------------- — workmen. ^ Z ln r tS l HEADQUARTERS FOR SEAT COVERS Cconomy m a n u fa ctu red by J . P . (iO R D A N A C O . fe / |> / j K j f e I ■ SPECIAL 25 PER CENT OFF. R ockey’s !a aM TIRE SHOP 113 Park Art. Kurt Schuschnij Will Be Tried I N a z i Govenune VIKNN'A. Mar. 2 0 . - We­ irin'* laal chancellor, KurtRchi nitrtf. will I r tried by tW tiii in.ic government possibly err rhurpea of high treason ■ ralu i, the llel h. punishable by death on the chopping Mock it wta.'n-* |ior:i-l Inst n phi. (In llcrliii last night, sperklnY to IK.IWl) a t the Fporl* Palace, eV chrrr Adolf H itler termed Srhuschnlgg’a’ actions "treasori.7 H itler's rticcch w rs punctuated by PICKWICK LANDING OAM\ shouts from the rrowd "hart* NEARING COMPLETION Fchusffcflfggt” ) ft v m believed the trial wadl4 WHEELER DAM be lin’d In (.rlp tig this Summer, ba COMPLETED public, and parftysety widely pit* IWAS5EE llctterl Voce suhslanllstlon of clibrgr.v brojR ht ag ain st .^vehusck* STARTED nlmr be both K nrhrrr Adolf Hitter and Pit Id Mnndial lie: matin Goer-* Ing would tend to si'ence critic* of Get many's violent annexation ,o(! A ustria. < ' Coertng rpeub nir in Vienna ait Saturday announced briefly (Hia Scliutehnlf'if'g "crim inal" artlonj would In- sett'eil by the rouHas H itler, speaking *l Knrnlgsberg <qj tli. fort hen prinif A ustrian plobtt* fltr, ii* iIn-itin ■rune statem ent The Tennessee Valley A olhorily has spent five jreait and ll&fi. 000.000 doing tho things Indicated on Ihts m ap—and churning up it rlefnniti d Jill d, ' - .j M h con rn v r ry over lla merit* and mtihod* which la acheduled to resound dutlng a congressional Investigation. In this crea. thc sire of final i>n'hot Pies n n n o c n re ^ H ^ England, the TVA hai tried to eheck flood*, Improve navigation, c re a te electrical s n if f y . It* advocate* claim I« has reduced ehclflrul le d n KcIium hnl-rg letter In w h 3 tin* form er elfSncellor adm itted .ta* ttt'rs- Fot* say It fha» gtven “monopolls’lc'' indualrlea long-time contract*. It ha* completed N’orria dam, Wheeler dam and « rr>t-r voir Hi miler above Wllaon dam. A dam and ■ itserv o lr at Pickwick landing are near comple'lon. Dnms r t riilrkam nugn nml f>'un* •rinrerl y ; >0 his nerchtayadea i-x.ru tie n ' . w ith 1 IItiler, and tlujj lerevllle on Ihe Tenneasre river *ml Hlwasaee tiam on the IHwni»ee rived havt been a le rte d ." A dam haa h .tn auHmriied nt (lills-r slie timl till intentlun of abiding by vllle Ky.. but no appropriation ha* yet been made. TVA officfals **y the dam i will prlnvlde 300 miles of navigable lute",_______ it They milled that a fte r e n te n te Auslrin they fmind poster* printed will lie Alf R. Nielson, W est Palm the American Guernsey C ittle who have underdone " operation* in rdynnee fnnounring th at In the dairy fatm e," Mr. Browti ^il>' The meeting n i l get under w ty Ilrach; V. C. Johmioh, Jucklon- f'luh} and four rounly agent*, KJ fur li:ihll|i and rli-ft p ilatc at l.li-liiwl e' lo'hiinrd by S.luufk’ I.. Ayers. Manalee; F. E. Itaetx- the Tampa hoapilnl. nlifK litif '-darlcelled by the German In the A rgi bill Hotel a t 10 :1(0 ville; F. M. fifinjeron, nradenlon; m in. Volusin; John II. logon. uiliptUlnfu) frtst of annexation ’ha} o 'rlo rk in the morning., with K. Dr. It. II. Reekcr, dairy husbar.d'i Pinellas; and A. S. 1-owtnn, Tluvni ceiled |l“ per cent of I ho V o lta .' ft. Mtgire, Ornnge County agent, man wllh the Hln*e Experiment The Florida Kdurnlion A-.-o-1 County. • ' --— — -------* pereidlng. C. T. Bickford, secre- R 'atlon; Willicm • liitlon nt Its llitt'cibiy m iiv*n-, II. CaMwril, IIneieSj*in mnlchr* state fundi >ary of the Orlando Chamber of vice-president of the American lion ut Tatupn volt-,1 |o roiitlmtCj fur Hid AQrWnwr'’ and Aid to li}H Commerce, will welcome the visit­ Guernsey Pinco it* rrentliiti in tftJt, th" to wurk fur o Iear hers’ r>tireC attle Club; W. T. illliuI i|«)ldr far dollar. Ilowevet, ing dairymen and Jim W hite­ Nettle* district sgent wllh the Florida Crippl'-d chllJr'-n'a t’-ntn- ttient pluh null to push f"r n he nn'jr pji's up one dollar foMIJ* hurst, Temp;: dairym an, wilt trt.ke Extension Servics; II. C. B ites, mission ha* provided fund* and xtutenldu t ‘‘ttUre low. Mur" tjljin ■* 'le 'i.’l i.ii when providing aid 1m the response. Among the speikela Southern f eld representative of horpltlllsatlon fur A*> rhlhlr"n ti.Jttii o tlrn d 'd llio cmirt'iiilon dept n+ lit children. FOR YOU ----------------------- --------------------------W e re c a p qll nlaeu p a a a e n g e r / GtLBERTSVIL BUT NO A n i t I, A N D O . Fla. — Florida Guernsey ca tt'e owners will gather her* on Tresilsy, Apr. fi, t" fo in ■ Florida (iurrtuey Cattle Club, llusislin I.. Blown, dairy i iH-riallst with the -V'tale A-griculto tal K x'rnslon Ketvice, ha* n tr nmmnnl, "Th s m ee'lng w'll lie for all Guernsey ’ rs llle nw iina in th" ki ll- and will lw for the purpose of forming an orgunirslio.i to in r I'ltovn and proiiK'lr the bre • I on ■Ton ***, I'm awfully Ut* for rtbesreot. C nuhf Fsndtr* locked in mutUI combat. An unobserved taxi had darted from n side street and now was locked under th* plow of Jten*11*'s Juggernaut. 'And the lastdriver was on bis feel, blandUIttiig his fists and ahoullng sulphurous Imprecations. Jsanotts'a chauffeur was abuul to reply In klml. Huddtnly his fat* lit up and he ahuuted 'T'UrraT' "Uastonl* cried tho laxltlrlver. They diemuuntvd and ran head-on Into racb other's arm*. Two long-lost friends Bad fjund each other and the greeting falluwed the effuelv* e'ylu of Ute French. Jsanetts was biting k t r lip In Impatience. The police­ man appicach'd uml dourly survey­ ed th* wreck. “Whom uor* this belong to!" he asked. Indicating Jeanette's ear." "Rene Martin." th* chnufteur an•wdVsd. "Rtn* M artin7* echoed tha police­ man. "Well, anyhow, you'll hav* lu com* to court." Jsanette slipped out of her seat unobserved ana hailed a tail. Twenty-nine girl* clattered lu the and of lbs routine, right leg torward. cause up In air. "Now listen girls," Jacques Thlbaud announced aa he rolled th* cigar to lb* other corner of hla mouth. "I'm putting • nsw ending tn that numbsr. Instead of finishing that way, you finish so." II* wound up on on* knsa. can* out btfor* him. Th* twsnty-nlna girl* Ith* yellow poster with th* magenta Isltsrtng outalds promised fifty) resumed the m itln s. Jtan stt* entered from th* wings, passed unobtrusively along the lla*. took her place. Tb* piano clattered the last chords, and sh* atbod upright wllh her can* abov# her. la lontly splendor, while dll th* others knslt. Thlbaud was tired. II* turned hi* w rath on bar. "And why didn't you know tho m w endlngT" he shouted. "Beenuse you cam* In Ut*. Ton think mom day you will be a great gtar. But you novor vein I" "And why no* 7" oh* retorted. "Because you must have punc­ tuality.” H b expiredv* feature* vsnthad. "And grit, plus talent, to TVA REMAKING A VALLEY, CHURNING UP INVESTIGATION 533nn �9 1 r r ^ r '-r 4M<V ' 1 V* •.’ > », ' Seminole Comity ProdaeM More Fruit And VeyodabWa Than Any g * S.mlUr Aren la America - Sanford Is The Only Central . Florida City Afforiin* Rail, Hlyhway - ■ And Water Transportation 1 . VOLUME 1 ________— - 1! 'Ltl— M " 1 __LOVE ItyBLOOM FOfTp ARKERS_ jPolice F ig h t T urm oil O n 3 C ontinents Is ' ■— ' SANFORD, FLORIDA. WEDNESDAY, MARCH .10, 10.1S ■ 1. 1 . . -■*' BOMBS LEAVE GHASTLY MARKS ON BARCELONA In S trik e A re a m S p a n i s h Insurgents Hammer At Gate­ way Of Loyalists’ C h i e f Stronghold C. I. Ol Calls W orker •Otil^ Following An­ no iiiucmcnt Of ’10 Ccny Wage S l a s h Blum Prepares For Shojtytfbfrh ' D ETR O IT Mar. .-Ml,—Id1)—IV lcv and Unit lit Auinmobilr workers p lc k e ti^ Jl nth sw inging clubs, e fought Jtoday a t *he entranca tn the Fpflcnil Screw Winks fa r the /ninqo ^ me lit three day*. Kiirfy t pttCets were knocked ihm n and one polictitisn Injured as pol ce rm pr'ed-' approilm atalv filivigm 'slrikers Into the plent The Injured policeman, Abrah*ki J. Mallen, was taken Into custody. S e ie ra r hundred pickets, many nf them women, attem pted In _____________ Idnrl^thc einplpyh'rnt elitrancO *s 1 . {thd- non-striker* prrlved In begin ip "tennis are, an d . hi* brhle. WBtk, 0 n e Kunderd f.fty-elghi are shown *•■ fhayflmn. yntmuinl pnlnr men, Jbcptnl with night I/JLTK* brhle: 20 ye'aiw Frankl.-'* V ick*. opened a path through b & a q lry ;.' r a e k e r 's . UnnU rp*ch miswnl picket* to thh employment . rnlrahcr. a • k^« Chinese And Japanese Rush Troops Into lOO-Mjle Triangle .■w r™« Turmoil on three conti­ nent* neared a crlue* totfayt In Europe; Spanish injftryenl* hammered at Frank! wuy lo the government's t^e farm er1Audj^ chief stronghold. Barteldftfc. ln‘% cat age nefMi’UeiroHy Clamor (qr autonomyV by aeaioy, w as- w H m V , ll four n^Jnorltles in Cfcfcho* a n d b*nsfkcfbr>“' ' *• • ' -■ — , . S lo v a k ia g fe w . Premier Leon Blum pre­ Vim ?* \ T r II D u c e T ells H is P eople O f W ar M easu res X MuHHolini D e c l a r e s People Must Move From Cities I n t o Country To Avoid Menace From Skies Pictator Speaks To AllOf World Four Minority Groups ' I n' C jjs c Hoslovakia I)cnmnd> Autonomy IlOMK^ Mnr. 30.— (A rt'* -^Premier ' Mujutollnl today. T O litxl nn th ? Ralinn p«6pl® 10 hhtI Hit! moiiBcn of aerial w s r f n r o hy moving from th« hlir rlllcg Into gmall town*, vIlInfrt'H and countrystdei. llc f u r ij n c ro w d p d , , l n t o n t II • Hucc * to ld of Ita ly 'H rt'ntiitlcAii for war In I spcccli lircmilcaiit In alt Italy and ninny countries nbruad. He Inlil Ids ppuple they should quit tlir cities Iwfuro It was too late in escapo the consequence* ot w ar In th r nla. : He landed Duly** * warm aking power but warned Fascist toi* lower* this must not lull them *o sleep. , -j >— " •T -i-r NUMBER 1ST Established In 1908 Sonnlo, S b l i c i i y p s ^ ^ s r -0 pared for ■ showdown test o f po­ wer for F fanct'a People'* Front. * The Hirnisnl/k cabinet rrsjgncd. In A sia: ■ .'1 * Chlnrse and Jsjisnrso * rushed heavy relnforcamenta Into''* -100 m l's triangta fo r w hat nwy.pd>V. the biggest a n d ' most mnmrntuos b itt|« of th* ’w ar In China?* " MKXJCJt, -Mar HI, -- (/F)—OhIn N orth-A m erica: t M r* r o' aCrvi'T* ■ eunildered tha a*|i»lnl» Aa "urgent" session of. H - : . » "lea's congress wss called as labor trallva'.Jirole t yrsterday brought I'ltAHA, Csrchuslovaki*, Mar, ^ : ;'.-<r»ir fatties* and the U n it’ Unl'.ed HUlea-Mexican relations 30.—(A^ - .Spokesmen for the Naal* '*■ KUtes protested again st ih p .e s ; A lrni^tV Hi itawaon to tha most strained.point since fled German party and three other propilst'On of the _34OO.lRtO.Oy0 Oyer the re- the l » » conflict with the gur. national minorities In Cseehoalo* oil Industry. ! . *s %t\ t - - p , o 'S en rte Ftnanr* Commit!A '-h* j>bila| eard celery •m in m t ot President PW tarc» vakla demanded autonomy In a • Lerids, the historic Ley to'B ar* • io ^ jm lp a t. ta ia a ^ jp e m o st Kiln* Callcs, also over tbo bi> ,g campalan launrlusl que.tlon. tumultuous parliam entary aeasioti eelona, was the objectiv e.o f j r *-holding comRely^TKiU v r . l l yesterday. ;!a * ii> # a k through th» courtesy * aurgent Generalissimo Fttfnre Then the Cnllus regime h a t In .an e ffo rt Jo ^ tb n u la ja . Polltloal tension reached tha t• arm ies In c istern Bp* in, It la.tlO passed luwg putlinK Into effect 1ft th s Florid* Power and Light cation of huldlqg,eo b r o k in g ' point In the Hou -■ • w FIpa-A rpm lho-goverpU epl-eapiPt>ft!j(*ll? following a m rrtlug of provisions u( Moxlrn's . t i l l rtmt structu D eputies'w hen eoniaanlsls utltultmi will'll the United U'.alos .i • ■ tal. v approved an an A dvertising Committee a p ­ consplarcd Inlringeriirnl of o|l The insurgants widened M r •* The ■'commlltne These ruin* siaml us ghar.'ly iinuiunirii s lo u terrifying InMirge m ulr ini<l on IliireeloUu, Spwlii, to howl down I hr Grnwan spok '} ^ 'sp earh ead before th e / r l ty and amendment to the U x ’ revNlon pointed by the County Agent. compitny rillita muuirocl tiefor*' whieh killed ahout kTf. it *Meol*. ill. hiding woinitl nod i lilldm i This lowering pile of wreckage men. E rnst Kundt. TVirlr clamor drowned out his voice until a Tba program Included lb" the ronelitu'.ion « > , fram oj A • occupied Important nbw ifwkllions. b II rx,^mpting from rapjlpl 'galnx wus a hlg apaidmeiu hous.V • loud-speaker could he hooked up Lerids Is sa'd to be ah,t>ul de* mailing of S.000 special celery settlem ent W HS i»*ehed by lli» taxes transection* Involved in to amplify it. ■i carted. O postal cards ter hous.-w iv c at! | uiu Ambassador Pw iaht Morrow, Chairman emu ot the largest -termina 1 marKvrn then, the communists . • The government claimed tt'h a d iuch simplification*. AlllimiKb Prrsldcii'. laisaro la isn l surb a tum ult th a t hi* ■* '. se n t, thousands of new rfrru jU William O. Douglui of the stcurl* k e l. and on each of these* r a id . C artlitisi now » u s burked l» words weir barely audible. .. Into batMe. Franco him se'f loiik lies Commission had recommended u < the request !<■ write th " ' swcIIIiik tide of nationalism In Kundt derlsred that the Praha * command of the Insurgent /dices U*e smendment. County Amen*, for the 1 peelalJ support. <>( hl» expinpriatlpii b" giivrrrimrnt. If it expected to e*« The Kenste approved a record ejgiery recipe fo id ef'fu rn isb rd by• was faced with Uit iner«*sin*|y a t the front. tnhllsh confidence, must agree te peace t'nu 1 Neva I appropriation of the Chamber of Commerce. , | diftlculi economic situation. 11 new election. fMD.HST.dt!! /o r .>ho n rx t fiscal II. II. Coleman, local manuaer In tin. Tampico oil Ip 'd s workA H ungarian deputy, G eta year. • * .V for Ibo Florida P o a rr anil Light: or» were i« '*ess la-eauro of nonSiuelloe, in a*king autonomy for IlrjrcU ng nmcndmcnU which t!onipany, stated that the cards, application of w»s*' luises awaidI *1 Q i m n u n n v> l w ‘ ' l l t y l II N , K ij'e r, loHikkeepi i for the Hungarians, explained that he also woold h iv e taken from ths Secre­ were ytomped and mailed a*. I.i. id by tin ciit>itr»l boarel, immeeliwas i peak log ill the ns mo of tha Doth City and County Ta* As; tary' of Navy aulliority to contract offie-e last week end today th" utd cause of e»pr"|iii»li"n wh'-n Bluvaks. For <hn Polish m inority, saasdrs Joined today in a final for private construction and re ­ County-hud already j-erolved u r llm oil iiompanies d 1'1 lined In I.eoii Wolf argued th at autonomy plea to home owners to file ap- pair n t Vessels, the Nenste, sent er 60".replies r*‘tu<*stioe tbo r 1’ abhlo by the verdict, C uurtC N y O f B a n k Till* Ur**||!y HMi‘*iug uf IInI* the only 'th in g that can sava - p}lca<lons for homestead earn in ' the bill bsrk to Dm House fqr ac­ Pipe "folder 1 Th" <>il out lout, was fu rth e r | ion's f'tiili 11 ill Im* Ii*1*1 III lliu tion bn the amendments. ApFollowing the i omplrtion of the Tules in ('trrhoajovaki* frons ■ lion on or before Apoilier meeting of (he A l daikened by the fact l||i< govrill ! liutlioing <he giow lh and VultlcK 11 '*! t'i Idtiiglit, «»ffiriah an pmprletlun* would provide 1140,* veiejslng Committee composed of inent .till hud County Assesaoj lllo tt’I'A stieet wld'-niiiK and r'* th reat of dr-nationalixation. 00 immediate velnpmcni ..f Sanford and Semi tU'iMKCil (itijay. (Tha .Slovak people’* paYey'a 600,000 for w arship construction ll. J. Lehman, chairm an. J. I,.‘ prospects of s< Piiiu oil abroad. ney reported tndi fn „„ B „ „ ttn „ut paving project for t)nk Avenua, main plank i* looal autonom y!for during the conipig year. number of *ppl|i Ingley. T. B. Bi inn toil. II.' II Thu Hoited Hlutes and llil'.ain. •l .1, Fuji!* <111III 1f |«'t I u itli wink l. aebrdulnd to login tiiluy Including finance, adx A ajiecdal reorganisation coin- Coleman. W, A. date this y**V l-eif|"r. npalj whose nationals owned most of J*1* " .......... J"1 “ ,l" ( •miii•v r irrk u IV llurrultiri ns n on the projoet (or tho Improvo- Slm akla ministration and Slovak school* m ljlretjoduy overrode Rrpuhlicap Gnnlmi Harriett, has hren ealh-l th " property seited. ^ v e r IO9 . Iese~lban filed for fnrmerlv " *r" 11 ...... 11 4nii'lfthfV f»»i* Cuunty (*0111111Is* tuent of tliu 1'iwi'r portion "I O rttm l F oritU , T. K. .Siiti|iM»n, (Slovakia, 13.031 square mile* 9**r. . , } ■ objectkinl and voted to auk the n t-.lh o Cuunty A renl's o fftrj u l,,M| hud (lie lit I,*' I (■■It of |ifM«l«*nt of IIn’ sStoiinoli* County | • onrr fm in JHiTtii 1 No* I ai.l»’ F iem h A v no" J"lrung Hio high inares, rovers about one-third o f CMy Clerk F/ank fl. 1 Hinson House la sta rt ilx_hour* drfQta'oii this afternoon- «i wliiili time, Met,co'a in per'i'll oil, Wuy. Ctuimbcr «l Cumifii*rrra in n lyj, jt tT in I hi* Mny inimnriu?*. the entire nation anil has abou) 1 also reported that, a largo number ■he Ailinlnhitrntieii'a renrgahlta- P. was indicated, trslills of fbe Thu United lilupu Now tho .Olein llinroiiglifar" nne'flftli of its population—J ,minufo hrosihusl (tiv»*n lhiiiiit?h h-v* not filed applications for t'o n lli'g lsln lio n tomorrow.. tvh<l proRrom wi>l lie dl >nus>* I decision gradually to • « « « . * 1 lo* \Vo<H!ii»iiii*rt I'irth* a ill hoM tli|oiigl| Hunliiiil lor 11 ist I* traf 000,000 persona. i,f I ho All..i.t. S b ; - the exemption on city homes anil ' It "fri/nirrly ratified a dcciiIcpi. anil n pn sible |>bin for eon»ln nk *uM of I hi* ivnlmr » (iciilnr inuflitiif in Mu* A mm i Man fie. 'hi* s'vll.m of ili|. street, (Ilf rtoclioskivskla'a populathw i F W h requested th a t those who of the 4*rmiicralle -tnrnjbcrs •<> mat io n . of fh" pr«*Briini amt ll« iiMikt l I hi • fI iiilimatulF in thmal llasik I * Hut (on uhl I m ifimim^ m 1 Iivuij* i*i (hit prior to Hi.......... I ruction of the of 16,000,000 G ermans number fo v fr ■ have hot thkan ra te o f this mat- unite fcior hills, previously ‘ap- Mpar, , l0n |.‘udinf D rill Iho «losing of iiiwny alh u r J' H H U i »*i lock, 11f f ic in In i r|Mii !i*i| 4•* Seminole Il'Mili’i.ird, l.-.l to 'll" nlmut .'1,600,000; H ungarians, CJ0,, f’ounty and meti'ioned releiy «• I t r do so a t once statin g that If prtiVe.1 l.g the ro.n n jh lw . ^ - * ,rrm i„ s| m s rh e l, m sy I......* ulvi-l. tilingstHfa* /o flip tliaa *' j! the m ajor in jts lr y in thl* v viiitly «l tv inol rui|nt^U*i| uli incinbum Into und wn* not co n s'rucled to 000. and poles, 33,000.) r the applications are not filed by Apr. single hill us substitute lii'li have Thu fri|Urn; Mvijenn (ll* *J wn , outtiioog the tnlu. of <he 1010 mild offirhl'a tta la* |irm<*n^ Tim Cano cards Ui rotunda|i> tti« large t.diiniti nf outlining ' homeowners w« 1r* rig h ts t<> e i ' m rssura os ssed M onday-by 'he L'alrrRdF nil* were tl riM* ill IIVUIK I OnlA, I'KlllllMlniJ .'id read y % /b een sent hr.ivy I in f l)r- that ni.w Uhes tins , , , , llliellty 0 * Sangte. '> M - ; ■ • Cmpllon. ■ l»i. J. M Drill in *|ij ni i-M h limisn between Ik and lu poreenl, prob-. ~ , . -I m ftlM \llfcrcllr l*» Ihi* lim it ru* i|a the Farm ers Mur Clialrnmn 1 h * lard ncrinofi in Ilia wrii’i nf hm iu Democrat, | jiCAaWrn frt»*n n « ily le > , ably would lower Mo«k*»‘* M e.ieos l|»im living, ^ Wm|, ti e Ir.iad trmm usevep Wh * " • .. oTntnhtce id llm rohtlnM eef vntn vote A evss pit til M 4*rviri‘ , ronduidt'd nijdiilv In I. II -ptuiDO dlffetory, and llirnusli ftanduid* with iinProdlctabtr. pi). cast from Station Tim WI'A prolorl provide* for IV M|lU 0 lo twri* Im* Fir*! (liifitMt fur (hi* paai , ,, with.: , r -. , , v */*/*• thiw* per (final contact Ihe.e litleal e f f e t s . ............................ .Jacksonville from H :tu t.s «:«•’•! tli» Improvement or tho B irr'd iT ab ew af ,|«ys. „t ll... f hurrh Imilght TAI.LAHABSEE, Mar. 30.— V“* ‘ * tJ»my.*wlv<i| wers Infortnuil of tho ll w as i (wind uulh»r*t*tl*«ly • ....m e I flt.in '.lie h irh an y south to Com (Ah—Th* Huprem* Court held un* laiem iiinif nt 7 :. mi i»Vlo#k, Iti'V, ".bat Me>i<»o Kovernm enl K<nfolt| ..lh r rm m l) ............ , oiernsl Hlieel nod (oral WI'A roniUlutlonai yesterday a 13SS 1SxL.LAUARSKR, . Mar. M. I1, IlMH.ki. luihlnr ‘of Mil* t offirtul, ** . !■ ‘ ^ (jfj, T he fact lh»t m a n y ft-Hn Ilia onergeUe *'-m l of tbo M(l|p , y -. o|,e . , f I ,.. W. niinotiiirnl yestenlav special law Hmlllng M ina'ce Mid h fiR —President to w a rd Conradl al»oan in t1m U tiH H VK late, w<„ duo largely H „ r d ," . " | he C ,|..y C ox" I diuichg <innf»uiM*il lodiiy. III It 36 OI"n were srlieduted |n Broward County official*' salarleo. of Florida S tate College will ofI., sin work i *h Ibis projoet ‘bis , BlTaEUn?, I nuJ It a «li -• *Mti *Ti (n* In an opinion by Juslle* Arm* ->Jie ia te a t th* . mmiting o f |ho m rtrlp o foUlitr • w hi'h Mi Th« SOV«f1t01«nl «!•*<* »«a t,n# Uunttf of K»Vkn*rf. inurnlog Tim project will in- stead Brown, the court said tha I commlriior) on aetondary scho»a rlu.l" widening Ud* portion of law sought to regatat* official *" ,oe> lbat -«-l><’nai|'n Among the is offer.-.! n O r l n m l n A f ( « • ‘ D ,w »“ ' mW ‘‘to n ,l" uu *" ........... daring tba 41 aanaal a«aak>n of in with tl'.| every m*H." II \/r ia I lU U | of silver p u r.h iao s by-ihe United • S hISlf„ , I lie (Ireel *|* * I feet, const rU3- compensation contrary to tba caw* -sw3 Mr. iV|s » Simpson a-ssilj i*sr|| sr .(a *ili were wt ■l- the tha goothsm Asioclstion of follow ing Era* Inki'ti fro»n Htates ---------- ................... came a . a- result of llrP -j Kt. j „ hll, , | |P r ,„ r te. lion of n fill at the intersection lrgtsl*lur*v hy • -commission on waoondary schools W. It D uprrr today antiouiin-d of ‘he street wlih the highway • tltution. Tha the pomtal ran l« n f f lv ^ l Isb i.imp<ainta that lontinuancd ih , |tjB -|-r„ . # Mooiriiwl F-* •. making lha statu te apply te to O tlH y T p u , H»r. 31 Apr. I . the C o an tr Aim". *J»P purchase* n ten ly save 8cm jno|n Hriy.iu; d m . sod Sun- Id* randhlary fo r Stulu Comoiit- In reduce th" sharp in'linn *• population bracket em bracing twv ? J a r ' T h t ’ ^ o W coljaga president was ORLANDO, Mar. 30.—(Al—Dr. - I should Ilka to re .^ im a M eilro mom ammujutioii (|>r ford-Orlando K iniif. th ill. | ti-rman from Kemluola County. I lint piilnl. laying of a (even­ counties, did not make It a gaits ci * elected -chairman o r tba second ll.' A. Day, president o f the booklet from you wiUi recipe* w ar on HrltisU and oilier fut<’|gn in'll base of O rals r»<k and a fiiytM |gW, DecUling th at "industriaMy. •“‘I* * 4 *° ,i,:n M" y ary schoolt. CPmjPlasioa Prang* County Medical Aaaocia- for rofery. Can you give me tho capital. »illi slug or . Th* decision affirm ed O f W M Seminole Coun'y lu* pngii's»<"| in * " rn 11 Danville, \ *., Mr. Du* final coloring J*st sanWenUoo.’tJ’ r- •ion, said today six women hava n sm , uf a dealer in this City leap* and hound* d u rm i th.- |.* il •'•'•*■ ha* U rn a resident of this crushed lin k . Judge George W . W hitehurst, w ba ' Can.^ A a f i^ l ji p lo g t*r*sldrnt died hers and four other p arse rs who rarrie* m a r ra le ry T Tbo minimum rtp.-n.lllurn for held the law unconslIUitional. . few yeure." Mr. 8 bn|is*m t» o ,lo l f « r J b r past 17 years and has WOMAN KILLED I to tba Hajjag mooting will duijpg the past 34 houty fbUwwIng | Th* following ehtf*. tha*. In lo o t aomu of Hi" leadlnif m-lu*tr.p* l"','n actively engaged lo husl- '.hi* project a* "a* approved Iry He actsd in a ease brought by be- Usaa R.' L. Lyman of -Ihw half* been stricken ■wrill CONWAY. Ark., Mar lu. -»A*> ith tetanus many Instance* Ihero" «•>* n" nr** end civic affairs since that tl*o IVoik* Progress Admlnlslra *syl J . P. Davidson, sh eriff of Manatee BahoolAl A Jatallw i W Dr-’ M; InJett?on*_ used In th* t*|nlwi«at drley In regua,t|ng ibo rocipo -—One woman wa* killed uml four 1 largest plant for Initial n-fiig i f time. lion, is IH.CI4 w i'h the City'* County, who sought to collets lirrsou* Injured today when a csre, the second Irrgest plant for H. vlltoaan,. plbfsssor ot educa- of CSncer. fie said It was feared folder:’ Kerving a t p i^ srn t as a member share ot thu rnntr|bu'.iun listed 18,041 for servlets for n o t y ear Aian- w |« ,jo a- "|o*mb,r ; of tha o th ers might he stricken a Inca * tornado .tru c k the .m all vo» j of frujl *,.f r Uhie nf tha City Uvmmisslun', Mr. Du* “A Poetdl from jdu y.,t"r>|s> us U .tll. ending Octotier, 1936. The county •aaeaiiV f. ’ boVSHnsq* • tbo num ber 61 persons h a v e . te e n stated th a t I could have a ||<t munity of Republican, w With the rnm plrtlnn «( the w rapper. rappers In llw United S tate......... p tre p o n ied ouf 'th a t the posi­ g lren the Inject wry tion of State Committremao would Oak Avenue project at * roat of paid him 14,360, claiming this ansa uf uel*ry reclpor. Wjti you klml north uf here. were loealrd in thi* area, th* limit he earned under lh a die* iM n. Karl Lyon*, abuut so. waa many other hnding > T he women died.. In Orlando Industrie* in no way conflict with hi* duties n|iproxim ate|y IlC.noo, two tn.jro puled local law, Ha contested U pi la la since midnight. Thay and . cong| 4 m s n n v B The - typical m erit was "I klHed when blown not uf her C harartrrising the c e 'rry f a r ­ a* City Cummissioner. Banforil street* have been »ld the law and w ot. - J. four atho are ■ . ' - " 06— , * xn* spur are *o serwue cow- ,hsl| •hall be he delighted to receive house end crushed by a falling mer* of this nten n i tho "n a tio n '« Mr. Dupree is a member of the *’ned s u l Im piorril to belter Tba law tlmltad tba clerk, WAflpINOTPM, "Mar. >0—(AT dlLen ware stricken with teUngf you, celery raclpe folder.” and 're* . Four ether bouses in the neatest fatm rr*" and the celery B aptist C h u rc h ,-a TuwntendHa, Jorei demands of m&iarn trans- sheriff, collector, eseeeso r aad yesterday. Dr. Day D ey said said v-,. -TJm narrow * margin b* which (lockjaw) yrsUrday. tn manr V many InsuoeTs Instances a e r i a l ro community were destroyed. fie'ds ** a Bight well worth sen- an Klk. s member of tha Woodman portation fsillltlr*. county Judge of sad ) county ta of tha World and organised a v aru d a , 8 enate! In yvary , case death came Till* piojert included '.he wid­ ( 4,800 and lha school _ ■ a tingle to g , Mr. Simpson pointed out r th jn u |t » l In teh GRRRCB RBKKH GAMKM on ths st "ret h a t th r medicinal value of relt-ry tax payer* organisation, in 8cml- ening of Oak Avenue to Seventh tendent t* R A M b year, Af^fArd ATHENS, Greece, Mar. TO— w a* rrroglnisrd before the birth no’e County, which he asy* led H ired and the relaying nf the’ An "HsSjfttaU said the doad'vvw * 'J h a County A gent a>so mailed ahte reetfvenses to Coognm*. M r * /'m f 3 . Jackson. M r c - t r j of the pootali to Hr presen- (A1)—Greece ha* entered ■ bid far o f C hrist and th a t this commodity to the o rg sn iu tio n of ths state­ b rk k to Ninth Htreet New coo. ’*■ «f t h m ' -kotee would .TborcpsaA, wf*.' B ls s b a lk Bui « Joe IlsudriCks who replk* th e 1944 Olympic games. Consten* la recommended by outstanding wide Taxpayer* Association cre- crate gutter w *s_l*ld on both dfrtOHm.^and.-Mrs. Jack • in* Gaergakepouloa, tolnli'er of hesdlb authorities because of Its diled as bring largaly responsible aide* of th s *M uk hr Jh* por­ at thp .fborganlagUon • ;A» follows: said yesterday the r ic h content 0f Vitamin B and use for the benefit* derived by home tion covered by th e jiro je c t. Also t. the court Mil of Ust : . - iln I* re c e ip t of your ta n ! ediarafreo, true*le e planosd ‘ i (ho llgriw o f‘a eooHBitto rer ,o l recent d e li a«d wish wl “tood elem ents w hich owners from th* Homestead K i^ Included waa th*qf*ldeplng and . F air to p*H»y t r warm tonight amption Amendment, Stadium. Oi B tC sallsM C m ***** F e a r) • tOewMoaea ea r o t e th re e ) Company1 Declared" Silccess Reiatiofis Between igenti U. S. Anrf Mexico Badly S t r a i n e d ODS Okeys Record l*Peacetime Ajppro; - priation For ISavy 'iVAsillNGTON, tgarr. Elatfed By 1 HouseTo"Po^tcards tilj today rlCofC President Gives Radio Talk On Celery Values Filing Deadline For Tax Exemption Nears Repavement Of French Avenue CITY NliWS UltlGFS: To Begin Today Mn Mrihd.y sn-Improvement To Be, T . Ii. Minpson f»|)C«KH 1()> , From Highway To, Ovcr WMBR ’I hrU'O.niMiry loiley. Commercial Street; l«rV Tally President To r Preside At Meeting Supreme Court Holds Special Law Invalid i”*1 yiib.'4H< “kH'* 1 Pfon,,,‘- rr""“ '' Dupree Seeks Slate (!ommiltee Position I Cancer Treatments1 Jh:, jhy 'I "f tba §M tr *en« m* wasr C- > •* quests appeared oi LOCAL WEA bin J-V XK: m u- ' ' - v. < ■ * w r* r* Ta*s*» 1 . 3 * ? -r < .. * -: v t � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1938 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 29, 1938; <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