11 10 203 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/1c86a4f741ba813e53da5834f857c7b8.pdf 6ca41b8121cfd08c1265f07022b49046 PDF Text Text I uoeK y «M Old Quebec, New W orld's Only W alled City, Charm s' The V isitor W ith Scenic and H ist istoric < Sights Italians Sound A Belligerent Note Escape for these entrapped forces westward across toe mountains would bo almost hope­ less. Germany claimed that five heavily motorised columns, forg­ ing a trap areaad British aad Branch sxpsdhisaary forces west o f tbs Godhraads valley, have slashed Uw vital railroad aad highway llfellaea o f the Allies. There w o n b o o m Indications the British aad Broach, blasted by Germany's air superiority and motorised forest, might five up thplr efforts to drive the Nails out o f southern Norway and con­ centrate their efforts la tho north, above Trondheim. a Uw clearer mOas ;*e rtk m A m llw ro wore fears la Stockholm the Allies would ha forced to relinquish their foothold on tho Norwegian coast, mostly la the a n a or Namoo aad Andaltsaaa to tho north aad aouth o f Trendholm, unless they could organise a successful countar-aaaault quickly. I,, German reinforcements l Uw sesae. Trondheim must aad tbs' war center most p’. asuUnrenl down Norway’s i!2S ns o f heavy damover tbs week-end tress and supply he Trondheim area ostrnts Uw vlUlly fkwblags e f Uw Allied landbtaSs at Asdalsnss and O'ars t m en potent threat rlkt thrilling dashes of Gar' mstertisd columns np the M M w 'from Oslo to •dea.haz denied that there Men any serious Interm pUw -AUled rush to get Sdfuate army ashore In the f i t t e -area, it officially rand*.and rafl Inactions. Be have control o f a act>f. I Man jury roads ever nay vqsnld tlessly laves! dm aad:its Osman ggr- »rt that fortes Dombaa- B e z e .p t Is 1TII Oenerals Wolfs and Mspicalm foeght the hauls which end­ ed Preach domlnanca la North America: Little Champlain StraMh up which Oeoeral Montgomery .of New York marched to hla doom In hla futile attempt to capture tha Anclest Capital: Notre Dame dee Vlctolrm Church, la Lester Town, belli to commemorate tha dcotruelioo by storm of ona British Dost cast to capture the city, aad tha rout of another under Sir Wil­ liam Phipps by old Proaunaa’a great bluff; Indian Loretta, where oae can bay booties, saintsUsrs canoea and other art Idea made bp Indians: Uw fameus Bkrlns of Stte Is old Quebec. Rack-perched shore ‘ tbs Bl. UwreocA with Its narrow; trooktd streets aad (aoUltodo of historic spots, i-o other city resem­ bles It. Quebec la so gaslit, so hospitable, so rich Is historic ties that the stranger within her aged gatsa coaid profltabfy spend a fort. night Just brewsJsg erased the slip aad IU environs. In the town Itself there Is narrow SouedeCap Street, ap which the warriors sader Cham­ plain. Quebec's discoverer, are sold to have swaggered; the little store on St. boats Street where Moot___* * j m , J T n t j f . w fsd sd ps the PUIni of Abraham, — Plains Abraham was brought brouibt to die: quaint lao-wbcUed ealdchse. with thslr knowing guldodrlrsre. found nowhere else la Ouaada; litUa. shops tilled with predueu of local haadlooau — satire banditrafts; Duffsrin Terrace, that Im­ posing premooade skirting , Uw mlgkly 8b Lawrence River, the Seek To Bay U. S. Fears About Blockade «f the Arctic etr- . and ranrtwd centers o f Dombaa aad Stoeren along tha nOraad Unasouth o f Garman-lwld Trandhetm. *• Closing o f a gap between n German fares pushing sosthward out o f Trondheim upon S teens and another German column drtv ing np Uw Oeeter valley from Tynaet to Ulsberf, midway hotween Btoeran and Dombaa on the railroad. I. At Ulaberg tha Germans. u * Cape of Good Hope at tha Up of Africa, Tha Mediterranean 1. in the lifeline of both the British and Branch empires. It was not Indiestad whether tha precautionary measures affading merchant shipping also would Involve movements of the British Mediterranean fleet, n*.lor* °* 0** or'l*T was Indicated when It was re“ JJ* •w »..do,J"»u «»• h .l ^ ^ f r e ^ T ^ M L ~ ra n r ^ Ud S ?d AIUm hlechadu of Germany while British efforts to plug the trade n ote to Germany threach Russia met firm Soviet objections to a proposed rationing system. Speaking at an American cham­ ber of commerce luncheon before reportInc In the House of Commens on Uw Allied contraband control Ronald II. Cross, minister directing Uw British blockade, ap­ pealed for American "under­ standing" of economic warfare. Cross said Uw blocked* weapon would shorten tho war in which "we a n fighting far our lives." "It Is our hope," ho declared. Premier Mussolini would preside st a meeting of tho Italian cab­ inet tomorrow and other reports from Germany that Nazi forces in Norway had linked tho Oslo and Trondheim regions. Bines the beginning of Uw Norwegian campaign many well Informed diplomats have believed a German saccsas in Scandinavia might prompt Mussolini to en­ ter the war on Germany’s aids. The decision to close the Med­ iterranean to British shipping affects hundreds o f liners and freighters, operated between Uw British Isles and India and Aus­ tralia. Tha Mealterranean previously Germany la this way." . Direct!* bearinc an the VladIrostok leak la the Mocksdo fence ere the Britieh-Russlan negotlatlons looking toward a trade g, arroement . . . Russia Is said In Soviet sources to hare rejected as an effort at economic dictatorship a British proposal to ration Soviet trade with the United States, or any other country In order to keep t goods from Germany. These sources assert, however, that they era hopeful o f im­ proved trade aad political rela­ tions with Britain and that they see no Insurmountable differences <> at this stays la the Anglo-Rus- u tlan commardal. BOfotlatlons. Russia’s reply to British Offers 2. Russia regards ejq her own goods to Germs prieate matter. ’ *. Tho Soviet slmDarty as IU own bastes*# whs porta from the United S other countries. 41D K U L oat KLoaiua. in c i joanrif* oL j?ati kswwa as. to B rilS . Cfawlalsaat, ' W o t * a .V s spoadsnt. . mUes south o f Trendhslm. The ° ikU1’ *°, " ll,” south o f Ulaberg, was said to hava fallen before thls drivs. 4. A German fores striking'up the Gudbrands valley- was said by Uw German high command to hava reached Dombaa from the south after forcing ttei Allies back from Otta. 18 mUea south along tho railroad to LUlohammer and Oslo, The British admitted a retreat to Dei hut said Germany’s claims rapture af Uw lawn were Haw likely.’* Theta claims ware made by tha official DNB agency - In Berlin. 6. Repulsing of another Brit­ ish attempt to land reinforce­ ments at tha now Isolated bin British forces sUUonsd then aad Italy massed Sines and mcn ia r g . Tha British statement regard* Ing the Mediterranean said: "Pronooncemento by Italians In responsible positions sod the atUtudo o f the Italian press have boon recently of such a character at to make It necessary for hts majesty’s government to take r«tete precaution, as regards WKWJJWS Too are borsbl gvirtu to apsaar W dl"vorr i’JTJFDl •: r publlsbod mr to-eon- Air of PUT, A. If. f V yis.% in light toontain .eastern Throw a dollar out of the window There’s a certain amount of pleasure in throwing a dollar bill out o f the window (we suppose—-we’ve never tried i t ) . . . watching it float through the a ir. . . guess­ ing where ifs going to land . . . seeing it finally settle • * * on a curbstone. . . and perhaps B eein g some s u r p r is e d in d iv id u a l p ic k it up. In stiffen- Rivers A gr« BaiUa Partial Release Of Mash J. C. Hutchison A Co. to W olftr, st us R sU a h Of U m Snow's Paint A Gtem ( Seminole County Court Eecordi Mary W olf or, qhjjdr At least* ifs certainly more fun than throwing away a dollar bid by paying one h'undued cents extrk for something you’re buying. Yet every year we all part with a goodly sum o f hard-earned cash that we might otherwise save—if we knew how to buy! BanforirAUMtia* NaUaaal to W . L. Hanley Pravntt, T. W. A E. H. EOhao to Cameron Development Co. Union Trust Oh. of Marjrb Potomac Band Carp. „* Slag. W. L. A- w., Mayms to Williams, James A . U ' George A. Taylor V ffsAnaa' Davis, Cleveland A w , Klsias to Jay H. Back , Lea, 0. & A w , 0 . E. to W. U. Rllhes Rhoadsa, C. Wi A w., Katharine A. to C. B. Loo The Sonwreot Co. to Dan Breteard A w., Caroline L a s Jamas A w., Carrie to Carrie Lee Spaatal Watvaalr Dead Riddle A Putnam. lac. U Kl- buy is to > swr J. TaB A tv, U a.W . In this newipapar. m Know bills away! M dR% <^ ^ Ct o B e £ ? a f . Coua- now to stop ft ' f% \ B T - •n#** lr< ;T ^ f,' •U 1* ,v - v , , ' a, tV. t. * * ' , lAr <«.* i ■ ' . * ’ l l n* -Y v • f * i »»dial-1>■»♦*>>>. • ,, a* •- J •H S t b N iA a*i ? *- v i d ♦ \ t __■. — r.j,, ti'/J!/ ?• H • --j', wML B *- * \ # .*'wA - 5 W t' dP• <« » jp • •TJ M $L �J r 1 .s r. h i A < 4 : : * i> ‘ r. S .. V m m p ,o4 , . a. * . n j I ' . ’ * ? * P» F. Sanford la Tfco O r If C th t m Florida A ffo r d ) » L .n r i . w m . 1 air r VOLUME SANFORD, FLORIDA, Moat bar A m o d x to d P r m Candidates Cite ’ Qualifications A t Rally In Chuluota 4; M a ,• 800 WPA Asks For More Leeway On Projects , Agency Wants Elimi­ nation Of L o c a l Sponsors For NonF e d e r a 1 Projects Hot Pace U Set iPerSmL / t By Candidates In l w n . 1 Of AnMAnn«Ait r ; Road Announced! Six Are Runninir For Bemlnolo C ou n ty o ffic e seekers and repreaentatlvea - O f sereral candidates fo r • s t a t e o ffic e s addressed th e approxim ately 1.BOO persona w h o attended th e annual berbecuo on th e p icn ic -■ r o u n d * o f N oah Jacobs in v Chuluota yesterd ay. -T h e m orn in g session w as devoted to ndlr erase in behalf of 8 Uto caadldatoo during • s » s a s 'j . s d i v - s s candidacy o f Bpooaard L. Hoihad, Bartow candid*to fo r govorvor, while Charloa Cantpboll o f T w n opoko la behalf o f the cmadldooy o f B. F. P»ty fo r | W S en ior and Maxwell Btowatt o f Ibis city, epoko to behalf o f the candidacy ofF ra n el* V. WWtoM r ,' V olute fubomatortal can* Florida's »U acnatorlal and 11 low raor candidates 'continued to Mt a fact pact yectorday and but night on tour* which will have covered the itato »o thoroughly aa to make a ccntua taker en­ vious. Senator Andrew*, seeking reelection, made a series of ■peeches yesterday In Jacaonville and Its environ*. He and Mr*. Andrew* greeted voter* at * re­ ception but night. Today he *t*rt* down the East Cooat and will spook at West Palm Beach tonight. Jerry Carter called attention to a radio speech by Dr. Francis TowMend last night endorsing Carter's senatorial candidacy a* ho campaigned In Tampa before continuing for speaking engage­ ment* at Buahasll, Inverness. New Italian nmboraador to Germany U Dlno Alfierl (above), strong supporter o f the RomeBerlin axle, whoso appointment was announced wbila he was serving os embassador to the Vatican. Ha cocceod* Bernardo Attollco at Berlin. Prof. Wilson Is Speaker At Meet Of Kiwanis Club • * J Have Abandoned All Hope O f Taking Trondheim FIRST BRITISH SOLDIERS CAPTURED IN NORWAY — Declaring--that- m en -ln -of,i«e are needed who are toot Influenced Holland To Speak In Oviedo On Saturday 8 pct*erd SMrp&s luncheon In the Wideo Hetel yes­ terday. Prof. Wilson asserted that the Justices had apparently overlooked the fact that the point lo be g must he gained by nickeling UU gained throu lion* to Ftorila a* ho camoalgnod to hlo homo'town yesterday. Welter Fraser spoke last night at DeLand, hometown m Francis Whit*hair, ona of hi* opponent*, aaytag! **1110 Utah has arrived for a square dealing to Florida.’* Ha speaks tonight at Jackson­ ville. , Burton Schoopf, Tampa, spook- handing down the ruling In­ validating tne California o'dlnance and the Alabama statute, the speaker said that Juatlce Murphy* held that picketing I* within Constitutional right* as a means of dissemination of Infor­ mation to a labor dispute. Tbo sneaker was Introduced by Hobart Haynes who was chairman o f the program committer. E- C. Harper, chairman of the underprivileged child committee of the club, reported that den­ tal work, medical treatment and glass** were provided for sever­ al underprivileged children dur­ ing the month of April In the amount o f $41.10. President Karl Nordgrcn pre­ sided over th* meeting. hol der, one of tbo at from tbo 17th district, "political. termite*" o f an effort t* “ dloabuae t of the .voter* o f ta riM ty from th- r*o) kiiM Mrs. R ig g e rs Dies Following Long Sickness L. Holland, Folk county candidate for governor, wilt speak In behalf of nla can* dldacy In Oviedo Saturday begin­ ning at t l l f f A. M., local sup­ porters VsU Judey. _____ ft*!’ candidate will stop In Ovtrdo snrouto horns ■fkrr his final swing oeror* North Florid* and b*ek via J*cksonvlllr, where he will m»ke a radio broadcast over the Florid* network Friday night beginning at 8:30 P. M. ’ Local aupportera Invited ail of thoae Interested to meet th* can­ didate at the HI. Johns Rivrr bridge west of Sanford to oscort him to Seminole County1* second largest city. He will make a radio address in Tampa Saturday night over the Florida network from 10:30 to 10:46 P. M.__________ Disabled Teachers 1st To Get Pensions TALLAHASSEE, May 5. -< F ) — Disabled teacher* will have the first claim to lh« 140.000 made available for retit tog Its publlr school instructors. Trustees of tho retirement sys­ tem gave preference to those with physical disabilities and announced k Is reedy to receive applications for :etlroment of teachers 66 years old or older ofter the dis­ abled are first considered. Retirement of oil teachers of 70 and older will be compulsory aft­ er July I, 1941.__________ Mr*. 8 . J. Bigger*. $0, died at WARE RETURNS her home on Union Avenue yes­ terday afternoon at 4:50 o’clock. County Judge R. W. Ware will She bad been In 111 hMlth for the be returned from th* Orange past seven ye*r». General Hospital thla afternoon For 85 years a resident of Ban- where he ha* been undergoing ford, Mrs. Bigger* wa« th* widow treatment far o kidney ailment. of toe lata Bile* J. Bigger* who II* will be confined to his home died her* to 1930. Mr*. Bigger* for freatresnt for several day*. was born on Mar. IT, 1BC0 to Stanley county, N. C. She wn, a NAMED TO ICC member of tha First Baptist Church her*. WASHINGTON, May 2 . —AT garvlvor* are four eon*, E. W. —J . Monroe Johnson, assistant end Paul Birger* of Sanford: Secretary of Commerce sjnee 1936, nominated by President Tom end CoUt* Bigger* of Win­ ter Garden: two daughters, Mr*. sit today to bo a member C. a Wilson of Wlater Garden Interstate Commerce Comand Mrs. Harry Opltafor o f Wayr s s l Oa. Also three deters, Mr*. COLUMBIA. S. ,C, May t. — (FT—The House voted yesterday to locrsaM the nay at future leg­ islators from $400 J o H J M o year. There was no record vote. The Senate has not acted on It. Oomfebto Repeal Of Joint Group Okeys St Johna Project WASHINGTON? May 1 — (FT— A Bonato-Howo confer- Chamberlain SayeForcesBeingWithdrawn F r o m Andalsne8f Norwegian Valleys Is Second Talk On N orth ern D rive British, French Bat­ tle Fleets Converge In Mediterranean fly tMAfiitH r m i .Great Britain him TfUh-( drawn "Ihc .whole" of her' force* from Andol/tnca, th^ * main landing point Of hot' ex­ peditionary forces In lower central Norway and hx$ abandoned any idea of taki»K Trondheim, the erdat west coast port, from the kouth, Prime Minister Cham­ MacFadden Will yfipeak Here On 1Friday Morning Publisher To Address * ^Voters jn Behalf Of Senate ' Candidacy T en ta tiv e Okey Given Amendment To Wage-Hour Law WASHINGTON, May F) — An amendmmi-c«*fnpti*g-from the wage-hour law tome 100,000 worker* In • number of form cooperative* ws* tentatively ap­ proved by the House yesterday •* It spent It* fifth day on the hot l»uo of revlslnr the act. The amendment, propotad hy Representative Burk, Democrat. California, and adopted 149 to Ml on a teller vote, waajj write Into tho taw the earn* definition <>f ogriculturr that is now contained In the social rerurlty art. Th* definition Is so worded as to cover certain co-eperatlves, chief­ ly thoso engaged to washing, dry­ ing, parking and storing fruits end vegetable*. Since employes "engaged in ag­ riculture" are eiemplrd, undrr tbo present wage-hour act, from both the 30-ctnl wage iiiinimiirn and the 42-hour work week maxi­ mum, the employes of the ■stives krnarr MaeFRdden, •gMtlnn hysVkl cal­ publisher and physMhl ami candidate for M H aj Staleu'Rrnstor from FI- rlda, will ■peak to behnlf of Ills randlikiey at the ro’ ni-r of Magnolia and Klrat Street Friday morning at 11:00 o’clock, according to Infor­ mation received this afternoon. An ovlatlan rnthuiMst, Mr. MacFadden will land at the Mu­ nicipal airport In hi, private plsne abort 1 0 :3 0 A. M. lie will Ik- acrumpanlod <y the mayo- of tho City o f Lakeland who will intro­ duce him. The scnalofial candidate will vpoak tonight In Gslneavlllo aiul will apeak In Patotka tomorrow Representative Keefe, Republi­ morning before hoarding bis can. Wlicuntln, who at firsl opplan* for Sanfird. posed the definition and then vot­ Publisher of nearly two retire ed for it, Interpreted It as not periodica!* which have a total j eaempllng those'co-operatives inrational and International cR col.-/ J , canning, preserving and lion running Into the millions, Mr. the ,7like. L_ • MacFadden Js seeking the office The Buck amendment was the on a 20-polnt plalfoim ID- hi* first adopted since the h.mve bIm promised Florida “ invaluable wiped the slits clean 7'uesdsy of publicity" through the columns of ill previously.approved amrmihla »aga«ine«. menta by rejecting the Darden Speaking to Miami Reach last wage-hour legislation. The cham­ night, Mr. MacFadden lashed out ber spent most of yesterday con­ in a vicious denunciation of for­ sidering a set of amendments eign "lams.** which were lets sweeping than Demanding deportation of all Baiden’s and which were proposed “ foreign lei miles" and tighten­ hy the house laber committee. ing of Immigration law* to bar Final action on them was put other believer* In “ Isms," the nil- over until today. oifal Senatorial candlelit* heaped These committee amendments particular rrorn on Natiism, call­ would liheraliie the maximum ing It "the most vicious of all the houts provisions for 16 operations •IsweV connected with the proceniing nf Pointing In Mexico as a “ fer­ agricultural products but would tile breeding ground for revolu­ grant only a few wag* exemp­ tionary thought and activity" tion*. Barden’s amendments would MacFadden Insisted that "we must hav* exempted a score of farm keep an eye warily rocked smith processing operations from both of the border, and build ouiselves the wages and hours requirements. a powerful armament, so strong Among proposed amendments and respected that even madmen rejected yesterday was one by like Hitler and Stalin will never Representative Barden, Democrat. data to attack our borders, using North CarollM, author of. the Mexico as a base. broad revisions. He wss beaten on <> voice vote when he tried to •trike from th* committee bill the list of IS operations for whieh the hour* schedule would be liberal­ ised. In their place, Barden of­ fered a brief list. Apparently, hi* proposal was * ctical move to win support later for an amendment he Is expected to offer to exempt hi* long list of processor* from wage* and hours provisions. In olhsr words, If of the hours exemptions A business meeting of the Rbrta* Club will be held to the were removed, a number of mem­ Vsldon Hotel tonight at 7:30 ber* might vet* (or th* total ex­ • dock. President Georg* Weln- emption In order to free Indus­ ttete said today. No dinner will be trie* In which they nr* Interest­ ed from the boon requirement. Th* tw* other amendments ten­ There will be n specie! meeting tatively approved were of miner ad tbo Towmend Club No. 1 Fri­ nature. Oil*, bv Representative day night nt 1:00 o'clock to tha Ludlow, Democrat, Indiana, would Com * mss. All members are ra­ permit employer* to make con­ ts attend since imnortsnt tract* with smnlayes abrogating . weak provisions, nroare scheduled riding that no more than 2, 0*0 hour* worn worked within a year. Charles Presets "Snekar* Coe, Pnssent law limit* th* total of candidate for United k0S u* 4 S 1 hv OUMf| ta lise r, will apeak to be___rand Idare in Kola Barton. Rap ' Now York, Orlando tonight nt 5:00 petmUa lha wage-hour *d minla­ Bla nddraoe will b* brand- tottor tp IUt ple*a work ratei te* tot Radio Station WDBO Fnerto Bko and the Virgin to­ assr City News Briefs Nazi Warplanes Strafe Country Around Namsos Correspondent H a s Narrow Escape As A i r m a n Attacks By J. NORMAN LODGE Are#cl4(#d Pres* Correspondent NA.MSGS, Norway, Mar 8 - — (/IT— Their appetite* whetted by the destruction of the 1,190-ton British escort vessel Bittern. German warplanes returned with machine-guns spouting yesteedsy to strafe this Norwegian country­ side with clock-like regularity st 30-mlnutc intervals. With the crock of dawn, the Nstls took un where they left off Tuesday ami ranged from this Hr ill <h landing place, where the Bittern was blasted to pieees by Swedish frontier on the east. Virtunity everything moving on the iivui, from Namsos lu tirong, 26 miles on the east, and in the mountain pass between Kurinofoas and Gaddedc, on the Swedish border, came in fur burola of machine-gun lire from the canny Nasi airmen. They loomed, they dived and Hipped up from behind with mo­ tors cut off to catch their ptey unawares and were off again to repeat the performance further down tho road. I was rolling along serenely from Namsos to lining when all of a sudden a single-motored purrult job swept down silently from (he rear, sped over my ear at 60 or 100 feel, then turned and came hark with guns blaring. My chauffeur and I got to n ditch in nothing flat and escaped with only a had scare. Hut our car was not *o lucky. Iti radiatur was punctured and (Is top, just above where we’d been silting, wax filled with bullet holes. Twice the German pilot dived and raked the road with machinegun fire while we held our breath. There la no air defense in the Inland regions hereabouls and the civilian population was kept busy all day dashing in and out of the woods. The persistence of the Nail pilot* resulted in a warning from British and Norwegian military authorities that henceforth cor­ responds*! ts are "on their own." It took the Geimens six hours Tuesday to hit the Bittern and then they resorted to an old trick to de the job. Observers who witnessed th* performance from a hill overlook­ ing the fjord at Namsos M i d Urn Nails aimed their tiombe all morning at th* Bittern bat srer* kept *T e h Igh . altitude by BritIsh and French ich anti-aircraft ru guns. Then a squadron of three Dlsr plane* pot themselves between the Bit­ tern and the son. Two of theaa dropped |o about 9,0oo feet to draw th* attention of th* anti­ aircraft gun*. The third plane, which had romalned high and oat of eight to tha «u*. power-dived and at 1,000 feet damped th* full load of bomb* la 1U right wing. On* bomb hit th* Bittern'* ■torn, where depth charge* ora aanrtod, and there wo* a torlfto berlain told the House of Com­ mon* today. Britain was forestalled, as he put it, by rarefid planning ’ of Germany's Norwegian Invaaion and by elaborate “ tr«*chont ■(■Inst an unsuspecting ahd almort unarmed people." This Interim report by the Prime Mlntslrr, second of th* Norwegian fatnpatah was - fol­ lowed by Gtrman reports thit Natl troops are sweeping tqwprd the sea from Dombas, where th* retreat began, to an area ap­ proximately 100 miles MUth'and west of Trondheim^ which G«w men advance units have ' II with Oslo Tuirnlng to the Medlb Unyiun, caused by Italy's atUtuds, Chamberlain disclosed that British and French battle fleetq now are to tha eastern Mhdltsrranean, enrouts to Atetandria and Egypt. ItvJUsh i '» 'xid* -an Germany'* Scandinavian 'bases "tM ' Noel claims of continusd land sneeaa* heightened ths tempo of northern warfare while Greece, giving evi­ dence mounting apprehension that the. war might spraad to southern Europe, called 10 class­ es of officers to ths colors effec­ tive May 6 . Tho mors was be-' lirveil linked with the fear that Italy might Jump into war on Adolph Hiller's ride. Britain reported her plenrs hod caused heavy damage to German bases in Norway and Denmark in raids on Stavanger, Aalborg and Kornebu. Geimsny counts tea with reports that itfhtlng be­ tween Oslo and Trondheim had heroine principally a pursuit . to which 3,500 Norwegians ware captured. STOCKHOLM, Msy 2 —(F)— Norwegian troops striking south, ward intu the heart of Nat|-helq territory along the Oestrr valley In a 30-milo advance claimed tost night to have rr-ocrupled tha towns of Roros and Tynset and to be menacing on* of Germany's chief lines of communications. A semi-official Norwegian statement Issued her* reportqd the capture of Tynset, 27 mltos south of Roros and about F2 miles below Usrman-hrld Trond­ heim hy railroad and highway. Neutral, observer.! believed th* Germans, throwing all theif weight against ths Allies to the Doinluis-Htocren tone, might have voluntarily abandoned both Bo­ ros and Tynset to provide mar* manpower for tho crucial itragale along tho Gudbrand* valley. The statement said German troops attandoned Roros Tutsday night and the Norwagton* marched In at 6:00 A. M. today. Later, it was said, tha German* retreated from Tynset to tha di­ rection of Kvikn* to the north­ west along the road to Trondheim. Although the Germans aban­ doned Roros there was sporadic patrol fighting as th* Norwe­ gian, mopped up th* town, U was understood. Norwegian troops, supported by Swedish and Finnish velunta***, were Mid to have sailed Karoo, Norway’s copper refining center, and then driven th* German* to retreat down th* Ooester e*Jley to TyiueL At TynMt. It wo* understood, th* Norwegian fore** wera try­ ing to cut tha highway landtag northwest to Utobeeg, Btoerm o o ) Trondheim—which to vital to tha Nails If they or* to eomolldilt their vlctorto* of th* last 48 hours. The Norwegon fore*, as being atranr a i _ __ . equipped, wna continuing It* drive It 'wna claimed. Norwegian advtee* fm i ■ L O C A L M g B I' “ (., > > • ,- M a m a V m mm • <•* ’ Established In 1908 .... . „ tftfciA na4Ueha<»> Th* G e rm a n -cento rrd caption for this radio-telephoto from Berlin My* these men are the flr.t British soldiers raptured during hostilllir* in Norway, They anertedly were taken by the Germans pear Llllrhammer. h 1■ d sorsc ontribute 23 percent t o ward all non-fedira( project*; and reduction to IS daya of the enforced layoff period for persona continuously on roll* for If months. Yesterday Federal Security AA minlstrator McNutt and the American Federation of Labor reported that employment was In­ creasing, the AFL attributing the rlie to higher wages resulting In greater buying power. Its official monthly publication. American Federationlst, estimated Fairness Of Court’s Sanction O f Picket­ ing Is Questioned cold I plants. AY, ‘MAY 2, 1940 i WASHINGTON, Apt. 2 r-(F ) — The WPA ha* liked Con(t e n , well-informed legislator* Mid, to ties It sreaUr leeway In the rite and type of project* It ean undertake with relief fund*. Ilouie aprepriatlon* tub-com­ mittee member* Mid requested revlilon* Include: restoration of federal theater project*: remoeil of the $03,000 limit on conrtrwetlon cost project*; tllmlnalion of Many Representatives Of State Candidates A d d r e s s Voters a ■j JN ***** . • 4* & ■* < y >,„- �THURSDAY. MAY V I N O THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA FACE TWO The Sanford Herald h U l a M #»rrr »H>w n **ee*l t o l a r at Saefora. rtatMa III HaiMthi *»*••*_____ ALONG MAYTIME Better Homes Week A THE HOT POTATO singular thing about POLITICAL th« FRONT can fight either Whitehall* Trt»Jan horee neutrality or Holland'* non-belligerency. Moreover thr lr*ue will fit very neatly Into lha kind of campaign Paty will have to rely on and ho can be elpected to »eUe the opportunity to summon the motoring public to hi* aid agalmt whichever batch of politician* he happens to be pitted.—F t Mycre Press. All obllaarr Mtlraa. rare, af Chaobe. rraalatlaa, and ootleea at eofertalamrala far 10* parooee af ratalae roods will ba rkarord far al raw*Ur adstrtlolag raise._____ lalaaO Arwagayrr nraraaratattvra- toe. rrgrraraf T l , Mrraie la fbe oallaaal flrie af Mdrrrllalae. unless are a*aIaIaIare la fbr laraaat rfllaa af fka raaalrr with ariaaiaal baoeeaarlrra la Chisago a*e Daw Yarb. Ralph Chapman BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY THE MAIN ISSUE: Keep thy heart with all diligence, for nut of It ero the luuri of life.— Proverb* 4:23. INSTEAD OP A TRAFFIC TICKET "You think I'm a hard-boiled Copper Writing ticket* at 43. Well perhapa I'm thinking of Jackie And all that the lad meant to "Haw's that? Tvll you about it? Weil stranger, the boy was my •on, • tied, wlist I'd give to hear daddy Once mote when the day'a work ia done. "Th* driver was just In a hutry, He didn't mean any harm Out the sun slid the stars quit shining When | pirkrd up my boy's lifetrsa form. "Well, mister, I'll not give you u ticket: -Id o n ’t wont to pinch anyone. 111— rhte— thts— mrcrtarfyflg through hell To protect unothrr man's son. "TJto next time you feel like speeding, Or passing s l.uulevard stop. Just pause and remember mv Jackie, The son qf „ hird-Ullcd cop.” , ", ky Highway I’atrollT t m Cecil Ixml). ---------------------- •omeune ha. said before us, what will it prof|t A,|o)f m,|,r W"rM "nd The Tamps Tribune gave Cov. £ ° f . • ■P'Vndld editorial write­ up the other day. n kind of . rapporting Sens lor ^Andrews. ’P 22?. “ S*' Th* Tribun* l« DJmUtr it4'1convention have «o been the Democratic I*0 Juhn .G,r»er. the vice president, who Is generally re"Third T W . ; llyln,t PO',“ f’’r 8atifnrd homo building I. on WASHINGTON DAYBOOK By JACK STINNETT There are 07 countie* in Floritlo. Some of them arc Hnutll anti Home of them are large. State-wide campaigns are ant to become hot In the large counties where many ere is no reason wlliy friends votes ni.v at slake. should fall out in ihe smaller counties over state-wide po­ litical issues. Nothing the smuller counties can do about It cuts much Ice anyway. "If residents of Ilillshurongh county think they, are getting more than their share of political speeches by can­ didates for State offices, registration figures will explain why," tutys the Tampn Times. "There am more Demo­ cratic'voters Iri nine counties, including Hillsborough, than In all the other 6H Florida counties combined. "Dade, Duval, Escambia, Hillsborough, Orange, Paint Reach, Pinellas, Polk and Volusia havo 363,002 registered Democrats in a state-wide total of 697,986. The candidates arc simply hearing down hardest in those counties which huve the largest number of volera, and if voters in these counties, six of which are in Central or South Florida, ever agreed on n slate of candiates, they could have a powerful effect." In Seminole County there will be perhaps 4,000 votes cast. They will he divided umong 11 candidates for Gov­ ernor, 6 candidates for Senator, and ho on. No one can­ didate can possibly secure a plurality in this county of more than a few hundred votes. It is not likely thut a few hundred votes could vitally affect the outcome of any race in which a half million votes are cast. the City Hull for the first four S"?***. of 'h ’* m r indicate. Mar# than *62,000 worth of per2 ,™ k*vc been issued this year, Jtth more than * 10,000 of them •inn* the month of April. After yearly a 16 year lag hi resldeni * coni true! inn. It is rncourig» t to so* some new life In this GAINESVILLE. May 2 - ( / P i •II important Industry. Final* In the iinnusl speech eontesta et the Unlvcroily of Florida *w»nl visitor in Sanford was will be held tonight in Florida M n- Cliff p. Ilanuum of Eu.lls, union auditorium. farmer y a resident of this dly. At the same time students Mr*, Ilannum Is a rondidat* for dologal* to the Democratic Na- who havo liven outstanding in scholarship and other activities mT.Vi .Conv«n‘ l»n from tho Fifth will he rewarded trophies, imslals District, which is our own. Nh* or certificates. elainM eho is not coiumltted to Finalists are Harold Both, Mia­ r*n‘lid»l® for president and mi, and Lamar la-getl, Gaines­ “ * i 0,# fur »he "’«n *•. " r° nollc*. however, ville, general college declamation; JKat she has not -made" the Pep- Billy Zachry, Sanford and Ben,U if " ‘ bird term” dele- mont Tench, Gainesville, Junior oratory; Stuart Simon, Miami f h* baHawa with Beach, and Billy Tomasello, Bar­ eto^k*. ,W 0 ‘e,m* are tow, senior oratory. **0tt* " fa Inflict on any men. Other awards to hr made are: Jack Hamilton, Jasper, D. W. I .01* af ,.fb« 7 . first n ? * things *h,"F» which which Ramsaur gold medal; Alan F. • t«T candidate for public office * noi not to an Brackett, West Palm Beach, Del­ mZZiZ? *®“ rn * ■■ lo make mike in ta Hlgma Pi scholarship award; ot tho °PP9*ltlon. So Willard A. Deaurhnmp, Winter Haven, Dillon arhlrveinenl rup; Billy Zachry To Be In Finals Of School Orations o2Ll « f v l°uPut .* ^oUr ,h* h" f °n« way or another whan he does not want so to declare himself, sueS X F ll > coavoetlng what Might havo been on* vote against ff. brio a veritable Hng of pppnsBkgl, Better lot wall enough aloto, better to let sleeping doge J b , ” *8 whan you havo boon Misinformed that they are lying Malcolm McUlasson, (ialnesville, ami Jamea Turner, Orlando, Sig­ ma Delta Chi scholarship awards; John B. Tansey, Miami, Sigma Della ChJ citation. Phillip Goldman. Ocala. St. Pe­ tersburg Times trophy; Frank Stryker, Uolycston, I’a., Haislcy l.ynrh memorial medal; Samuel Proctor, Jacksonville, James Mil­ ler l-oake medal; Frank N. Young, Gainesville, Phi Sigma scholarship medal; Stuart Simon, Miami llrach, oratory winner; Davison Dunlap, Jacksonville and George Young, Davtona Beach, debate team certificates; John Cotton Brown, Miami, Sidney Amnovltx. Key West, Lamar l-eggltt. Gainesville, John Flem­ ing, Fort Lauderdale, debate teem keys. Now I know what they meun by Washington underground. No city in the country, without a subway system. Is so honeycorned with tunnels, catacomb*. cuniluili—and-below—urfore rages as the nation's capital. It's a mystery-wrlter’a undiscovered delight. The capital itself is renter of a •pider-web of tunnels and steam pipe conduits that finger their way to the House and Senate of lice buildings, to the l.iltrary id Congress, the Supreme Cbm I buildings down the Cayitwtbackyard to the Botanical Cardr n*. Deeper down under tbe eapitul and the cluster of buildings there are Ihe railroad tunnels tlist run from the Union Htation. There's hardly a government jfflce building that doesn't have its tunneli connecting with an unnei, a new or a sister building, in all, there probably sir miles of these alone— but there's noth­ ing mysterious or eerie stsiut them. They are lighted amt tiled and the iiedestrian traffic in them on a rainy day aroun’l quit­ ting lime I* heavier than on thr streets. , 120 ABOVE But the catacomb* thut m>l»ody knows are inode up of the ayi-lctn of tunnels that run from the ecutial heating building and curry the big steam mains ol th* all officials sections Vf the city. Til# smalleit of these uir tour feet wide and over six feet high: the largest eight fort wide snd seven feet high. Five ateum mains lead out of central healing nnd these are lucked against the walls and celling of th* tunnels. Steamfitters, working In pairs are mak­ ing Inspection lour* up and down the tunnels 24 hours uday- but there are four and a half mltrs of tunnel In th* system and you could spend hours down there without seeing a soul. The Capitol's underground ia not on any Washington tour, hut If you know vour right people, ilk* Alex B. Eadie, chief engineer, you might get at least a look-in. Dropping down through tho CUBBY IN DRESSING Curry powder In French dress­ ing doc* a lot for plain vegetable salads. For soch rup of French dressing, mix In 1-4 teaspoon curry powdor, 1-2 teaspoon cock of minced chives and parsley and one bard cooked egg, finaly chopped. riYBH, M I1WW pivawuiyi probable. the beat the eustomera are likely to get out of it la some expert lire gave him quarters In the shadow * boxing. Whitehalr is so hoosegow. definitely hooked up with the One branch of the tunnel runs bond crowd that he can’t take a into the White House. Another convincing stand aralnst the into the Bureau of Engraving highway robbery bill* even (where they make our folding though he rays ho Is against money) amt another Into the them; and in blocking something treasury building*. At these points the stramiitters have thsir trou­ bles. The captain of the guards position In favor of the pfnding can't consistent strnmfittersconducted on their inspection tours by an armed es­ Only If B. F. Paty come* cort: through to note out ons of tho It wus the New Deal that reputed leader* can a clear cut turned on thi- heat in Washing­ battle be waged. Paty la against ton, the central syatem being th* highway robbery bills bag .-tutted in IU3.1. but It was the and baggage and will have no nlil deal that planned it. FOR TAX COLLECTOR A practical buslneas man of proven ability. 20 years experience Dear Friend.*: The ncuatorial district of Sem­ inole and Ilrevurd rountie* i* £ composed mostly of farmers, cit­ rus growers, merchant* and la­ borers. A* one of them 1 can talk 'their language and express their nted*. I ant In sympathy with the laboring man because I am one of them and know thelrw daily problems. I am in favor of organized labor and believe the workers should hare tho right to organise and bargain col­ li etlvely. A* n working man my­ self I will fight for tho rights0 of the working man. Thr uverago family wage It far too low, I am in favor of the best possi­ ble wages because I believe if ■lh«-*agT earner makes a decent, respectable yrar-nroundIKIHg,_ business In general will flourish” and everyone will be better off. This state will never grow and )reaper as it should until there s enacted leglilntlon designed to take care of the common man. As one who has worked herd all Q hi* life; who knows what it Means 't>> tall >a»d"labor Mad who Is not afraid to take off hi* coat and fight on the side of lbs working man, I know 1 can be of real service to th# great miferity o f the people of this district 9 snd that’s why 1 have offered to represent them In Tallahassee. Vote for the man whrf knows tbo problems of th* famurn. cit­ rus growers, merchants aryl la­ borers because he Is ons of -them A himself. • Yours truly. f IIAl.I’ll n. CHAPMAN (Pate r.im —i «<».( Candidal# for State Senate meeting anil serving the public. OUR READERS « X ARE N O T - Elect a business man for a busincanlike ad­ ministration. Vote For E. C. (Ned) SMITH, Jr Requests The Privilege O f Continuing To Serve A s Your Comptroller SH O E S F O R BOYS of ' on ItotaS baler* ooe ~ rt* lifl IalHL't t BBx MY# T*f*r»* ot tbalr tlnaaclal trsessetlens road/ aatll *U<*r fight months aftoi Ike e'oa4 of thgtr tiooal aeon. The foot .rlerMa W n Legistaiar*. ^ o J 'V W a le a member ol Uoi Usptlet spiel.ot mai wane of I "Just Uke Dad's' f i t s to m s B. L. PERKIN Church. Mason*. �-f f I I . • . .jX \ ■ •* .3 .*r• f •v * - . *r■■jI- .*■• ; . ;a-# *• THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA' I CLEANING IVORY HANDLES Mrs. Fullager Is clean up the ivory handles Hostess To Friends Tokn| V(a Llll, f„iks, mu them IWoman’s Club Paid Social A nd Personal ActivitiesT rihn,cBySam Byrd CELERY SALT MISS U L U A N ADAMS, Bodety Editor Social Calendar THURSDAY %■ I Seminole Chapter Two, Order of Eastern SUr, will hold it* iegular meeting at 7:30 I*. M. in the IIatonic llall. The program will honor all members of the chapter who are mothen. At 0:00 o'clock, before the meeting, a covered dlth ■upper, to which all members and their escort* are Invited, will bo held. Tbwnsend Club will hold Its weekly meeting at 7:90 P. M. In the Court lluuse. Everyone it Invited to attend. FRIDAY American Legion Auxiliary will meet at the legion hut at 7:30 P. M.' when a special memorial seivIce will be bald for Mrs. II. It. Stevens, a departed member. All members are "requested to lie present. Woman's Interdenominational Circle of Moore’s Statlcn will meet at the Sunday School dt 3:00 P . M . Girl-Break Dance III Held At City Hall A W.P.A. Girl-break dance, to which stags brought shovels and In breaking passed them on to tha gills brtken on, was spon­ sored last evening in the City llall ty the members of the Phi Alpha Kappa rororlty from 8:00 P. M. until 12:00 o'clock. On enlei log each girl was pinned with a smsll green paper shovel hair­ ing the sorority symbol and the W.P.A. letteis. Among those present were: the Misses Ellen Meriwether. Jean F’orrester, Marguerite Duncan, Earline Kelly, Nell Stewart, Betty Armistead of El Paso, Tex., Calheiine Hurt, Martha Wight, Betty Wilkinacn, -GVidys Pippin, Elisabeth Pippin, Dorothy Ksder, Dorothy Pexoid, Rulh Stenstrom, Nancy Dlghton, Incx Williams, Ionise Dtlggers, Virginia Pezold, and Hilda Newberry. Also, Zona Mathews, Elizabeth Whlgham. Muriel Knox, Hazel Lodge, Florence Wells, Natalie True, Violet Wells, Louisa- \V!ligren, J-inc Cochrane, Jane Schultz, Elise Hutchison, Estelle Hurt, Mary Wight, Mary Wiggins, Jane Lloyd, Martha Telford, Mary Wathen, Joyce Adams ami Helen Tamm. Also, Mary t.odgc, Katherine Spencer, Ll'cillc Hull, Vi ginis Kelly. I»ls Nipper, Lillie*. Gnrmly, Margaret Spencer, Murinric Newman. Valaile Weils, Hetty West, Maxine Salccta. Helen Hutchison, l.nis Caldwell, Jenii Whlgham. Angela Meiseh, Evelyn Stowe, Mndilyn Tridnrk, lamise Perkins, Kathryn Wiggins, Maty Frances Wells and Mary Martha Emerirk. And, Ger.rpe Eirk, L. M. Tel­ ford, Eddie Bridie, Dannv Allmail, Hill Smith of Del and. Nor­ man Wedekind of Orl.snd. Iloh Hickson, Tony Huddleston, A. Davis, Gene lt-iriison, Glenn Cochrane, Walter llayni-s, .lark Grant. Ralph Dean, Jark Morri­ son, !.erny Lang, M l Epps, Diek Brown, Chester Muse. Joe Doug­ las. Frank Crosby and Hill Rinn­ an. May Day Ball honoiing the May King and Queen and the members of the'Senior Class will be given from* 0:00 P. M. until 1:00 o'clock In the City Hall. The dance It sponsored by the Junior Class of Seminole High School. FL Mellon Chapter of Sons and Daughters of the Territory of Florida will meet at 8:00 P. M. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Whltner. MONDAY iCxecullve Boanl of the Wom­ an's Auxiliary of the Presbyterian Church will meet at 3:00 P. M . followed by the regular business meeting at 3:30 o’clock. Circle F'our will meet at 3:00 P. M. at the home of Mrs. O. J. Pope, 1913 Sanford Avenue, with Mrs. Lucian Johnson, co-hostess. Circles of the W.M.S. of the First Methodist Church sytll meet as follows: Circle One will meet with Mrs. J. E. Preston, 1)07 Magnolia Ave­ nue at 3:00 P. M. Circle Two will meet with Mrs. Clarence Wynn, South Sanford Avenue, at 3:00 o'clock. Circle Three will meet with Mrs. W. S. Thornton. West First Klreel, at 3:00-o'clock. I’ lRHT BAPTIST FI'NIIAY Circle Five will meet with Mrs. SCHOOL Harold Marsh. West Twentieth Street, at 8:00 P. M. ('riAille Roll D ept.- Edwin Mail* Circle Seven will meet with Mrs. C. E. McSIarmw, 2384 San­ ili'ii. J«iyce .l**ne«4, Marparet Stevecon, CrRiftf Aiulrrhon, Atlin Mar­ ford Avenue, at 3:00 o’clock. Honor Roll ' I hr Sp.ce of S. II. S." 1 well with lemon Juice ami >uh Mis. tJ. K. F’ullager was lias- mini,I to a paste. Wash m hikeSnm Byrd paid tribute to the By I'itk Myers yesterday aftrrnoon to n few wann uni. and |udi»h the l.un-, Tcltphon* 148 Sanford Woman's Club yesterday ------------------ 1------------------------ te«s f it ii«1 s a. her home in 1112 Park dies with a .oil chilli. at the annual Mother'.* Day pro­ IsHik i 'like summer is here to Avtnne with n dessert bridgParihiiian. Ml *l**ippl * Mate gram by speaking _ on "Stage _ *tuy this time . . all the birds when refrvsnment* wire served penal farm, i« credited as the Mothers" anil saying that thpt he re- an.I bec« ate buzzing busily upon the u’ livaLof the guests by best source of negro folk music dun as his about font weeks, two days stage innlhi r" alnee It pro* more and ttieu three months ui J J*" hosti « assisted by Mr. L in the eomitry. and Mrs. A. C. Fort. duct'd “ Where There’s Always lolling in the sun absorbing ii' 'iiiiiptcii S Yuiious a'tangenients of Spring Illnckl". >y husiics that have Sunshine," one of his first plays, l it ,.t iiatiuo's ultra violet . . . tlow ei - decorated 1tie rooms in been a I inked by mange rust of II years ago this past April just llitu m i the first and tenth of Mrs. L. M. Telford plans to before he went to NewYork to .inn* the PVK’H, the Antlers, which euw»ls enjoyed games of tirantldc* should he pulled tp ami leave tomorrow for .Manunnu enter the fit Idof acting Bil l the Snh lh-hs and the S|i.ut'- bridge Ihroiieh til the nfletnmin .lestniyed a- the i^isea*e |*erioewhrie she will make her home producing. * < lull vvi-'l begin their stay in Day- with Mi*. Wallace Wright and ate. the entile plaid and there is Mi*. Arlliur ll.nrun scoring high no fungicide for controlling it. with her parents, Mr. and Mis. It. Sam said he was comparable to tuna, some two or three day and Mrs. John Kick receiving t h e ----------------------------------------- -----D. Harrison. tin' giant in mythology, Antaeus, •oi.l some thirs­ week* . . . Dur* rr i who derijpsl frrsh things from uig that tline, from the first *>i.vno while the travelling prize Mrs. J. N. Tolnr left today for returning to mother earth, and to the ti nlnth III. ie will he. v was awarded to Mr*. Roy Ftank Si. Jurkionville where she will visit |ilnee the failure of his drnmn. i.o knot 1, about 3d house pnr- fynie*. Pirsent with the hostess were: •'la'll 1IIg ftr ■ few days with her husband j "John Henry," he has returned 1‘ I.. Thrasher, Mr*. A. W. who is teeeiving t:ratnienl ill |to hi*boyhnml town to "get new Possibly stainin' 0111,011 a long Mrs D.Mrs. 8 . D. Highlcyman, St. Vincent’* Hospital. strength." and illustrious career was JULIAN Knox. M's. tj. I. I.oueks, Mrs. J. i„ lug. --------j Honor guests nt the meeting STENSTROM Monday night win 11 peech aernss ley. Mi*. E. t. Hoy. Mrs. R. U Friend* r f Mrs. E. It. Carter «'• re the charter members of tht In- delivered and Mrs. II. II. Coleman. 1 will regiet to learn that she is in 1 rltih who nie Mill active in club fnn.i the i-orner where •o many Cornell Also. Mrs. Waller L. Coo fier, the A. C. L. Hospital in Way- i wmk. 'Each of these members other*, more advanced in this . . , Mrs.. >n have taken their stand. He Mr*. Ralph Chapman. Mr*. Fort. , cross, Ga.. where she h>s received j t . . . ................ wn< ................... introduced,l.y Mr*. Crmnton, Mr*. Symes..Mr*. treatment for the past few days j Inlph Austin Smith ntnf present- no. bed the -nhliinc heights of Wright. Mi*. Ilraiuin and Mr*. •d n finim-d picture of the duh oratory ill |aiinliiig out the var and will remain for some time. Elek. |house. Mrs. John Meiseh, Sr..| i"i's •hortconiiiig* of the City ml........................ Mr*. W. It. Dyson this group. was also pre- • *oimlssiom is and how they ran M r...... , .plan i l,,,c to leave tomorrow for Greenville. M"•‘‘'I " r«r*age a* a token of lie city . Someone once rai.l Dean Raymond Will 8 C., where they will visit their *Die club's appreeiatlon for her that the road 1,1 success was In daughter, Mis* Olcdu Dyson a 1 20 V<«r- of .............. . the elub's .ns: off mm. than you eoul.l Speak Hefore P. T. A. sophomore nt Fuinvin University, 1Ueasurer. »"•! "i.n chewing it beferc travelling to points in the K,rh mo,t" 'r l'«"M it «» ‘ hr *" ' " ' v|V «•" ", "»*"'»!' Dill . Dean Paul Raymond, head of | ' inertine 'van cnlh'd to the Rpcnknnni|( n rnlliei inennirrunn^ the Stetson tlnlverslty Law 1 I'ntkcltMiiiil Im In* denmndn for SrhiM I, will Ih* the speaker nt the 1 in table when* nhe received n*cie r e n e tie ii facilities'* xva* 111* Seminole High School P.T.A. ' DIM0CXATIC rtlNAXT HAT 1*40 Word hit been received that I I I'sM I'ntlllrnl Itl.l liuimrM “ *",r|* were Dr. and Mr*. 8 . A. Everhard, cn- j , U 1u*'n*''» "T givm . "He of dice fo m the stairway meeting m V Tuesday nflernoon route to their home in Ripon, , 1l',,,cV™n »'.mr nt - '.m dial, ly 11. back of him 't the school nudilo'ium lit 4:011 Wl*„ after spending the winter in 'lhic,' M,r'; Herman Middle. ' ■ ir n gam. . f lli.rlem Bridge iiYIm'k. ai’.-ording to an announce­ Ssnfol ,1 are nr„ now visiting ,f. ..r .1. 1l toll UllllOUIlie the 1 ivie Doghmg oil ment made today by Mrs. Vofie ANNOUNCEMENT! aaninrn, ........... . thatI for WII.IIUi: F’OI.TZ and MARY W illia m s . partment ?27 profit ...... was few «tiy* in Dayton, (»., with the U - I*.•%* in -1 u ll'fl lltr Iu I* h1 in •*.•*« d m r * fo r ienlire.1 from the Annual llospl-, •''"•HIH won't talk Inil Mury*The I. pie of Mr. Raymond's ailformei’a sister. t.snr «'i»inf**r» l*r>hi|C Him- I " *•• !*• in in iii** 0 * 1 * l:d Pell'fit Bridge ln«t week and "'a iin g » gold haul 011 the third •Ire *. Mr«. Williams said, will he 11 I that the hospital hoard had sag- linger of her lift hand . . Tin Hie “ Taxation situation in Fieri I* S \11 I'Cfttll) *-l»"|"* **hn»*»| TIllltH.I.iy .•f I e*I ItOOtl v geslril the buying of Venetian JVh.lMw gave a bridge parly nt -ii r ' , 4 I. •lllllllR I imI.1) Personal I U.S. SENATOR L* »..i»,i«r «~S .lows III. the see n.H.r ns the ytarly. pn.j.-et for the el„l. ..ate mmd-rs „ meniorurl pnir* ill lli»* iliTT. prof rani bouL for tin* coniinr >»'.»r. A rc|M»rl from Iho Junior WomaiM C'luh win iveil by Mr'. John Schirnnl. Jr. a?iil mi uiuioiiiirt'iiiriit vrn* iiu'uo' lliul 111 1 lo* fuiuro May 1 Helps For Housewives Will iH yilllD l'fllT l It-* **l lllltl I l**olt Ii 1 I l i y " lh roiii:li«H ii ilo* u u lio ii. M r r. 1 I*. -I. H o lly , pii*> iJriil of tin* i luh, p ri* "iiln l o\»-i ilo* ln n iiii"* % I “ »*!0*|0 || W llll It |(|*V* «|l «l tin* p ro K t uni. I M r* . | h » iip in * * a n il M r '. S n iH h w en * hi • li.iru** *•! ih«* p o u r m u I w h ic h t»li• <»*«•.I •, K« il**r Home** ' VV**ek" a n d uu h u ln l n iim c a l iiu io I er*» b y M i • I I n i!le y . M -----At*f*r—u*«uUi—c atling t m r i - c i v CM liv l.illc... It"> l«'. ( ‘<i||»tNllt'« N » h . i . g i r is th e r e a n y e v e n t ts.i.ilIt. ni.'t VI. ■- I' i Sin.III. fn rn ilitM- o f M .lfi .1 Hint .. tola s'Mull...' Hay" phn • ciii'il f«n s e s it. I lie S l i n g . T h a t l",m |tl.r l.(IM,l.e*'lt Weir lit.'• w in k «*f I'ts'teil I " .d r ...ay l . a . e I ..I •i.-ft.s-sl | ||a. nrl S e m i...«le l l l . ’ l. )>. Iin«d M im e o f t l.e Iron uee-u al t o ...u k e , ui.der tin* dii.r'lt"... n f Mr* 0* lin. goo.1 red I.I.Nt.1, tail .....l.y o l At il.trs-sl I.. * fin lials 's k It". Beginner* DepRrtinent —Ruby till- ftHMU IM u W l'll t lllWFll d n l J ,|M. Although In 80 years ovrr 2,411.1111111 M. «' It Stenutrom. Mary Mien Dripicem. COO patents have bran- granted ll''i.«l»n, w ill s u p p ly I hi* n* c*-Nj*nry ir o n in |iMVi<*in. M i* . *1 I' AudreyI1«e lliei>( Marilyn on devices to replace wooden ninr** r r r l n h i m id iin n v u p p o t ir - j^j , j 4.., \, # \ i i! ties on railroads, not one ha* Smith* Billy June Vonce, \Ynller ? ” M#'* **,,w ( d i r i* r. M n (I W .S ti'lli'l'l itlil Routh* Wenley llninil, M**1,, nr«* v»'i y ri« li been as good or as cheap. ry \V*mhI i u I f Charles llumil. 1n on , ' lim in g ' l hi* S p l i n t ••;!| M i.(d ulullh I l mnIII*'.......... mimI o 'in h o r * pr*-“ t ill ll» ■............. Primary Department — Ifuv Thomas, Tommie Methvin, Mi* Last Times Today Friday & Saturday DOUBLE PROGRAM J. M. Wilson, Mary Carol We-t. Batty Cagle, Doiuihl Harrell, Hob­ ble Park, Wn.le Prltohell, Virgin'-. Daniels, Mildred Turner, Mr,. Alfred King. Junior Department—Helen Cos, Ruth Hodges, Hymn Heard, Mi* Myron Smith. Mrs. II. W. It.irker, Jidaon West, Laitricr Heard. J. J. Weal, Peggy Beet. Mrs. F. E. Catcbel. Intermediate Department—11a ty Moore, David Catcbel, Charles Cat, Billie Pixler, Mr*. J. It. West, Marjorie Newman, Mr*. Mary llall, Dorothy Rosie-, Mrs. XT. I*. Brooks, Jr. Fide Ms Class—Mrs. C. P. llen<Ur*o«. Azarian Class—Mr. C. L. Hewaoa, Mr*. A. J. Peterson, Mrs. C. A. Anders:n, Jr. AUtbsaa Class—Mrs. II. II. Newman, Mr*. Hah Hall, Mrs J. J. Wait, M *. Eunice Kay. Mr*. R. N. Nipper. T. * . I . Class—Mrs. D. 8 E. Starr, Mist Marv Stewart, Mt*. YT. L. Stoudenmlre. IRON IIIUnlllH, ••/Iff* «*!%' «'h|HN'Hilly tdltlll- * ||M,jr ,, 1111|||*| ■* III* lUrll'd Mi i.m il ii nd l.»w hi |*i »tv. I lu in |'|,i|,|,H m ill i . u d l o r , Mr> I Erin Itir a n d | lib** Hu i !••••• *d H ir y r u r l o if* l W u l k r r ; M r*. < w ild nu d i'u llivu U *d yii'vm * w hile mother. Mn*. IC S. Iliirin; Ml . 1 I, , ,Ve!.v"Vro r - - TSLSrttr JSUS •il o n lb*1 »I w«* lie iir ih*> I..ll llll1 I lo o t ov« r I " <»t llllith* lo 'k l i l i ' •.'t it iim *-- hni m * wo»i«l**r" . . I t III* II I -I pl/lt *• I'llOlllUH llllhll't I . * ii in i h land*! hi m v m o n th * , ••ltd In * o«\*-t h od i* d a le v. till I I . !. I. a n d t h i r d .l i e P H I S V I "iialiou . and Hiiifiiijf, MARKl.\ H \\ NES mi.l MAXINE SI.LEEHA. Hir hitt*'r Im* homo r>pilin ' •••'H »*K *» '•iniror uni i ,i KiuvI mvh li**ur*l hofon* , . . Tin- Junior I ( luh-* Im** worked inoro «*ni»r r»'lit*iillv mi thi diiiir*' Ihim ;ni> tlaiitit Ilift** v*ui . . . Jll.lA N I \i»\\ in SKA TH < l ill. aiiolIn i *•111' ••|* Ihi i i l. ry IIAl’ MEL, loi'wl pii'tnirr ilrnmimr In*\ i iiIm* pluyuiif with iho I'm I . I iiith a* \ /\ I'nl" lr**n» \* w Sinyrim . I ..... h i o*i hi mh I'A K pledi! pin's w «i* ' Tni'dit) ni^lit Mr. Rinrr'x I i III \%- It i .I hv i l;»hM»'st jfnvi' u party for him til ( ... I I 1/ Mil I II KITE Smilmiilo . mid hpi-M kinir o f. K ATM I M III I I I HI'ITOV u ns SiiiiIiiii*!o: iSirl**. iirxt linn* yon i r iv i \\i <;«;i n >; II \\ WIIH. I'd, iriri'l ’iin willi H Ninih* . . . « \l l»\VI 11 \\i;i I \ \IEISt ll Ilu- nimiN^i nu'iil it lookinir, nr l n \d will Im'^iii lo ItMtk s.M»n. for ii . . I I I S : »N IM 1 E \ III Mwy , Nimlwmln-:—:—:—Ihr* nnly m -1 ul ----- TT T T t — r m t f v t t V • l*iii«'iM**iil h«*ni|* **>oii ifollu huvrl 1 1' \ h S i l .. ,•.1' •' It ilm icr wlml ii lukr***' . . Mr*. <•HA *I II:.II l;»-t llli'lit 1 HAM'S Kill h* ilo* funvr "**xj • •.... »• ir* t . nl* 1 1 ik. \ .'lit I AIII , lIlMl hlolifl I Illollth'X lllltl | it 1,.. ll I' hi n P . :» di.lt .»* i. h'lnon jnitv) iniiii of nii/hl mid Wfill mi i w n M l' f 1 for M * \ *. M l : • 1 I V *s •• nl tl \ IOII mu-i lr luir***** it p* nrhiint In* In h simime how lo tluiit*' ii... 1» l*.» f 1•llll" i i If *|lO|:ifl*"4 nloii|f hill hr want*' • (.. US i dlt> till' la . 1....... «w ,t fl.M In 1 'i‘t r* nllv * ;* »• * I hkr «***im * of 1 .'It'll ..lilt » Ilf 1 A III' III' hi' Im.hli* - wluuii In- *\»'w willi -t ill 1 l."\ p i .i f 1. a •l.l 1 ll. "• Hindi nivv III .. . III llll Fl.i LSI \\ 1 * _ :ts sm '.U V ISO U OF KKOLSTItATIOS’ y..n will hti.'w lliul the regis;ration Hooks will I.o iiroporU I,till. Tlt.'iv Inis Iti't'ii no I'l'iliiisni—t'ffii'it'in'.v :<ii.l i.nii-tcay Ittia Ikvu my iKtlicy. il'H l.l I '. l l l l r s l < S ..I ____ WIIIT'K Nurse Oxfords r.tmfy f o r a ll your k i il whit*' ii i • It h |l ••»' H Wll It 1**111li«' i . h . '. l - 1 -9 8 KllM.t'1 tup fa m ily ” Give her lovulv FROCKS S oft %h It i « » l*h»V«* liw th r i look $1 Thr perfect ^»fi fur Mother’i* •Iny in u niiinrt nrw cutlmi «lrc»R|*irk her n lovely iirw ►unmier print— elthrr prrcRlr or »hr«r In rolor* tunjtuif fioin a l*Khl Htnnmcry |iu«til •■oiriI *l*»lt**«t h w I«*m*h in «luik t**t»*"* S iren |J f»:* -I OH Uh j.2 9 It •• I* R'klllir Willi W fllll O tl llll W ••!([*• Ii.«I a' foi wi l l CRM’ 1 W OM K N’aS Summer PumpH MKN’S Sport Oxfords Anti*|U*' finirh in Inn and brown! Uiii Townrruft. At IVnniy*' y II ii f i II d uui^/in^ 'nl lll'H in fotil- wt ai ! For youi'self—or for Mother Sheer Cotton H OYS' ju*»t know (U H L S ' ______ White O x fo r d s GOWNS Yf'ii $1 mother will th»»A» cool hhct'r c*»lt*»n ijuwn*. COE White lAutfers S t y l e d Colton nplircruilc our of HEAR I, I ii f MKS’S illeton, Mrs. J. ti. Michael. Mrs.| The castor bean, from which castor oil is taken, U a native ; o f Africa but is grown in most warm-weather countries. lli.-hiiitf ’i»h‘ ll**'*'.l I>I** »•' SUNDAY, MAY 12 Lhm m ., Mim Elkn Mah-.n >. Mr..! Fleming. And, Mr*. Smith. Mr* S.hlr1 ant, Mrs. Holly. Mr*. It M Hull. ilr*. Douglass. Mr*. II I' True, I of lake Mury; Mr* J II M. nick nf la.ngw.MMt' un.l guest ul tl.e ■Tub, Mrs. Mary t'. Fred, rick, Mr*. Charlg* Morrison, Mi- W. A. Zachary. Mr*. J N "h itworth, Mrs. Emu... U>." I..iff, Mrs. II. F. Philips ami 8 ..... Ityrd. ^ V O M I 'N 'S FLAY SHOES iif iron us well us other auh-, yj,M»rc. ilr*. A. J IVIeisi.n, Vlr*. i *lancer that must go into t h c , Ar(h(1J phillip*, Mr* II W. making of red blood cell*. But |juc|„.r, Mr*. It. W Itupirrht, pork, beef iiiul lumh liver arv j|r< \y Hpcticrr, Ji . 'Ir*. similarly rirh ill iron and arv , j. ,s.M.m .r , Mrs. Frank Stein, lower in cost Heart, kidney, »ltJ , j r> j j|. Ktineripher. Mr.- M bruin* are also inexpensivr ,■ Swltigh-. Dr. Klizahelh Tr.n-y.' aoun-es nf this mineral. i Mr* R K Tolnl, Mrs. Ah... M il*I Both the whole-grain cereal* , Krunk. Woodruff. dra.J and the I. gum. s, such as dried -p William*. Mr-. IL.iry, peas and shrll l»nns. will furnish tVuodluff, Mrs. E. M Walker,' generous aianunt* nf iron. 8°> -1 yjr*. J Ross Adams, Mr*. I K. beans n*c particularly gomt. And ■ unj yjr, j . f . Itenmi. drii-d frultv suggrst a rvay to ] A)v, J|r, \\-. E II..I an. Include iron in any meal at rcla- Mril vy p lluhrinan, Mrs W L. lively low cast. Serve prunes, »l*- r.Kiper. Mr*. C. It. Dawson. Mrs. ricota. or other dried fruits for , T yjr>- Nrtt.e E|.|>e.*..n, breakfast or for dessert at any M'r, ,, ,, Freeman, Mr*. Claud* other meal. Herndon, Mr*. (). I*. Heiuduu. Mr*. The first printed bo^k in the S- D H.ghUym.n, Mr.( J I. log- coot. Legs ora not skimpy, l e a n wxb M she oatarhond. ttmort sow peeteme I gunramaed Zoo*, raa Uaitwdlrt. too, and — , ----------1 over. Boo your H aju* Dealer today. iVppcrvll Patent PumpH Pretty "Mary Jane" lyin'. L e a t h e r sales. . ii b I. e r tup hrels. Value! In s m o o t h leather up|>cr» with Ivalhrt soles and rulibrr heels. piiutrt in new AlylcRs IMrWr A I htrnD. .Siii-R If. Ill-17 * vM\rm »izc Id id IH. New W hite HANDHAGS ..... $1 T O N IG H T MAMlft ftNIRIl RND •COARCLOTH SHORTS CHILDURN'S W . D. B. 0 . V s*-* {O rlando) George A. Speer, Jr. - m i If You Re-Elect W. J. Thigpen r i e t e r in t . >■.. th a n m u -e le m r a U . I Sytsss- . J r ., u n .l m i'lh i . M . G. C a ll liv e r o w e s it* p r e s i n l |«>pu' l a r i ly I.. Ilo fa c t that p e o p le | , m en .lM 'is i.l.e t . tm ( r e r o ir in te il u« o \ ulu;thle Moinve .................................... t: C I th e Inin 111*4111 w e l l . Ml hi* bwa/noaa. And It's our bustnraa to motto Hamm hraaddott Shorts that htip aoa k*«p r o i ^ H amm broadcloth Shorts ora mode gsorer mtr M I . . . ao that ttwy will •oicn^og tho^evotoh or bind at the j R t i i t v r f t — K * iio \ i: vi'ffeiuhli'*' mo i.|«o uimnI. maw _ C __________ | . i;*»«»dliue; Mrv Aill**ir| .'In l.ivt'l un.l .ither ...eat organs.I ({,'tiiustls an I .... liter, Mr* Much a * , k id n e y i.n .l h e a r t , a rc| y V i.g ia r ; m id Mi*. It">' I ' .i.k • A cashlw hoe to be oopol Mad. That's ; h i* **i I'M* u re « 'C id h 'iit Hour.;* ' o f I | |iih n o ii; M r*. II II Mi < t* Im , | ir o n . N ew iri••€*•* ruhbjife, «'«>l ulM| uiolluT. Mrn. J. N WImI.mi ;' limit*, hrtM'roli mid «*lh* r l'r< i Mi h. \ ami- Ihm^lui*** nud iii"ili«‘i, For COUNTY PROSECUTING ATTORNEY P, M. KAMI* KMITTIIM CetSfAMT %i « «» n % PENNEY’S o f the Phylosophers.'*___________ i Glenn E. McKay, and Mr* W Ci. ' ii 11.- t. j Ih* y i»u* youii^ mid li'iid**r. B*-**l |j ulnrw Modifhlon find KreeiiH, i-lturd. im u ln rd n n « n* .Mih | s liriH-kway; M» s p in u r h , l u i m p urreu-v, miiiI w r I* i D. llrownli**' mid mother. Mi IL . The Mexican government has leaned 4.000JI00 peso# to the state of CoahuUa for coaspletion of a 270-mlle paved highway from Piedra* Negras, opposite Eaglea Pass, to Saltillo, capital of the state. The new highway g n ,WintUn* r xri n*h ‘ “t m 1 °D wUI open o new route into the aras^colled' "Di^tea" ind Interior of Maxlco. f*'< Eva-Bess Beauty Shop ' , ‘.H, I , - f d « h e ! ' I,“ ' •"•'•h el. as to vVl I K ,•! i .............. . will In- „ f vital in HD'M\s HI RNETI'S .................. . ___________ A . attire <W«pa •* • ptoooer family . U w « h f a i t h wUh tha people. troM Polltteol Adv.l 8 O 'c lo c k as, woo SHOPS Cool Sandaln Perfect hot fo r w« other. 1-49 CHILDREN’S OXFORDS Lightweight Sanitised whits duck. Brown TENNIS SHOES Boys' and Men's 59c trim. N A * /U p C H rV I �t P e- I,b. •^». f R ..? 9 i‘ r aWF ,W wJ w Vf SW K * * ' -I yKr r THURSDAY, MAY 1 ,1 MO. THE 8ANT0RD HERALD, SANFORD, fLCWUPA | Loin -.,]?*• Aw . . Cctsler, F .' B. k w. Syvttla to tenford Building 4t Loan Ann. to William G. Mead k tv. Emma A . Gcisler Anna M. *' • ’ Pope, Herbert B. k w. Marguer­ ite te Sanford Atlantic Na­ WANTED tional Bank Foagato, Chester C. Company to An opportunltF to work for ■teal Estate Cowveyaw*#* of the tpcake r* In tho r*m for Krivaaak, Charles A w. Sylvia Fla. Cltrue Production Credit io n ii * __ _____ _____ _____ ... V fM r w » Ow| I WASHINGTON, May W Houm of Rcpieaenlativea, Group laid A on . * you aa your County Prose­ to Roe* Tartletaub , •the German commander be­ 10 In tho Senate. l— Evidence that ono preaent and Turtle la ub. Rose, sgt to Charles One, laid that he Would co-oper­ fore abandoning the town re­ cuting Attorney. EDWARD SalUfactUa Of Marl gwgas , Heuaholder Inalated that ate with any governor to reduce one former emloyt o f tho labor Kriranch A w. 8yhrla Del-Air Realty Co. to Will'am C. J. NELSON. 7nat holding public office the expcnira of the Stale,-Irarlnit vealed that hla communication* board worked elotoly with CIO Beck. B. It A w. Maggie to (PaM rwNllml U iil yr. time, olthourh he ad- more money for Ihe aged. E. E. to the rear had been cut, indicat­ officials In effort* to unlentte Cameron Devilupmrnt Co. •that he la being paid’ a Brady and J. It. Lylea, olao can- ing a major battle might be the ateel Indoatry In 18S( waa Cameron, Joe, ct ux k et al t* der way farther aouth and weat ty fan the Board of County d Idatea In thla group. rerlewcd pubrallted ycaterday to a House the Gudbrnnd* valley, perhapa B. R. Back lion era for aerclng M Ita their actlrltira In the laat aeaalon in committee Inreatlgating the MUJor, J--T. k w. Mayuie to below Dombaa. Thla waa apeculaapecuu adviaor and attorney- and pledged dnereaaed payment* tion. Ipin). "INSURANCE PLUS SERVICE” John llerhurt Rollins, xgl. out that ha h*a notji- to the ared for tho futute. » Heber BUhUenhom, board In Lewis, W. B., et al lo D. L. The Norwegian force clalmlnc aln from the office but In Croip Two, Woltrr A. Roulh to have seized Roro* and Tynaet ator, Identified correspond Brock •' topple, ” Mr. llou»- raid he far;red an undealrabla carritd out Ita aaaault without found lh hla fllea which Miller, Frank R. * w, France* • 'declared. “ M you wont olien land law and that ha would the aid of Britiah or French d that ho and CUnton ti to Annie May Dari* k has.. to brine thie euppott legislation for e tZ M troop:, who were battling deapern, former regional dlreetoi TELEPHONE 100 ‘ Jessie — on eijd honori lag, If ,aoch a reduction I* poaal- ately farther weat In the Gud­ 0f Ihe board at PitUburgb Woodruff, France* D. k hu«, IO0F, PARK AV*,, SANFORD, FLORIDA rour Stela flenator." bit without eerloualy hampeHnr branda valley to aave their com­ workrd clorely with CIO offi­ Ralph to Sanford Building k id *?Ton. won’t find the terenuea. John 0. Leonardy munication* line* from being cial* preliminary to tho organi Loan Ann. tho afeek reom« or declated that " By acndlnr John alaahed lo ribbon* by Gefmanjr) yalinn drive. Golden la now a* Sanford Building k Loan Assn, ,*W . tho lobby- Leonard/ taek lo the I.rglatature hard-poundlng motorlied column*. official of the CIO ateel union. to vr. E. Klrchoff, Jr., k w.. you are sending a man who I* The German,, taut night aald . A letter from Golden t‘ E. LucBe qualified through ripe Hence to they had driven through raptured l this dll BtanVenhom, dated May 20, 103f TcCaalln, Ella et al to J. B. Bt. Dombaa toward the vital British ■22 atated that after John Brophy 'ohns k w. Marion landing bare of Amlalanea on the a c a r m : t o t n t in it F iin a n . iru i.H -iot s director of tbe CIO auggeated I tolnolte, Dayl W. k w „ Vesta coaat, tlrrctly weat o f Dombaa might be a good Idea if Gold*' C. to Mthrln D. Dunn k w* and southwest of Trondheim. Fish & All Kinds O f Sea Foods “ pul a little prcaaUra- on Lout Ruby N. „ Again,t thla German claim, the Leonard, aecrctary o f th* Amal ’.oilin*. Lucinda, at at to A. D. Stockholm that radio reported FOR SALE Abram* k w. Fannie Lee wamaled Aaaoclation o f iror fighting atm waa undir way Complete Line Of Meats & Groceries Steel and Tin Worker*—th* CD Baal Batata Mortgage* around Dombaa, that the Allies PIANO, can ‘w aeen In Hinfotd. chultx, Carsnndra, widow to PAtNTING—df. L. Worthen Steel union’s predecessor—Gold had flrat thrown the Germ ana Fresh Fruits & Vegetables Florida SUte Bank, Sanford It. Bella Ser. BU. Pb. Knowtlon, Inos E. Ilardlnr. Or­ hack toward Otta aouth of Dornon railed Leonard to hla offle lando. (Irrhoff, W. E. Jr. k w. E. Luba* with aevrre Nall lo*»ea and d talked to him for nearly tw clle to Flrat Federal Saving* ora. OVIEDO MOCK LAND any terrna had thrmaelvea retreated later 1NG, Ptumblnr- Phono 00. . If development la made. C. to better poalllona marer Dorn•"I Uhl a groat deal o f it re, on th* whole situation," Golde ulllollned thl* year a lon g with JYOUR Watch repaired by . Reed, 07G S. W. IGth Avq.. Mi­ baa. ,U | I* W »IIIV U * * '» • ------- -Britiah heavy artillery waa re­ " * ■ * * I«r‘ “ * Wrote, "and pointed out that L he m l o f th* alphabet. Instead 'who really know* how, ami. ported here to have reached the , COItMCn M M 'o a t l .U R H H A M ) T lllltll s T iiu irr •*6 . |s, Jaweler Magnolia Ava. my opirtlon tba present la one o f next winter, but Instead wa lemte* Rex Dombaa baltlefront. r »u :r m:r.ivr:nv the crucial moments In the hi, • r* condemned to live." The German force ry treating ifU A T lO N WANTED j Packard, Phone 41 tory of the labor movement wbr Writing t* Clarenee Irwin, from Roro* waa aakl to number organization* mmt go forwan ,ho later became a CIO ateel GROCERY AND Meat Markat at jED—Petition a* caretaker only I G o non, with tanka and or bo swept aside.- A few week 1610 W. IGth SI. Phene W26-J. tnlon official, Blankenhom said •jftefc Owner cf amall property, other equipment. Ask \About ♦'-Vn ■action guaranteed. Bumlater Golden quit the boan n May 28, 1938, that “ Golden "The Norwegian troop* hav# USED SEWING machine*, comer and Joined th* CIO. i shoving at Brophy nnd I am Per year around. Personal net taken quarter* In town Our Easy 2nd A Palmetto Avr. 1 ^ 3 lkU_ . l . r — d Writ. Rnz In a letter to the late Hldne- boring at Lewi*” te get th# It,elf becauae the German* Dorothy Lamour, Hollywood'* a*;I0'* ateel unionisation drive Howard, New York playwrigh Monthly ZINNIA, MARIOOLDan d Chry­ threatened to Roro* If they iroatened bomb Itoro* ;lrl, biles with guato lata a i w w & r * v -------------------1 santhemum plant'. A. K. Ho*quarter* thare," the eeralfrankfurter lunch (lacky .and hi* personal friend, Blanken Payment GRAHAM wanU job getter, Celery Are. official atatement aald. Moil alI Ihe Warld'a Pair In New r hnrn wrote on Jon* 6, 1938 ‘#"$ h a t (a so maddening," he boUae. 014 1-1 Holly that he had been "mixing Int- eent on, "la the lota of time, Tho BritUh admitted a further •York. Opening date: May IL > Plan MISCELLANEOUS plana for ateel organltation” an< JiU when I know that the other retreat around Dombaa, de­ scribed the situation there aa be­ added “ rtill Is th* place for al Id* la very badly worried. 1 TAYLOR R wanta war job do- BULL SERVIOS at your place. ing "extremely dangeroua" and eood mm to coma to the aid or cnew that thla Include* Myron ork or ea nurae. 817 C. A. Shrlner, Lake Mary. admitted the. German* might X Taylor. Th*v am scared and their pfrty." Are. ,.. . Phone County •3802. • now be' In popataalon both of In re-ponie to quntloni bj v* don’t move." Domba* and encircled Bloc ran. Edmund M. Toland, eommlttc* iAND POUND FOR RENT I m u L IH i r i w i a r , ,*»rv ■ M a eVeliry Germany atlll claimed yaeterdav er.unarl, as to whether he ha( .aj itwm i m i n w a iiiiT o r r u m iI t ’ MALE! Bird Dog. In FURNISHED APT. 1201/Myrll* to have tha Dombaa-Sloeren rail­ da in t x a For* axxvA n u tried to enlist the support of la­ road In'Ita poaieaaion, and to be vovntv in r n a x c M T , Sanford Cash Feed Htoro. Avenue. bor leaders for rroatlon of Ue D ivoa cp cOntolldatlng the ateel link be­ ROME, May 2. —(AT-Preal- Senate civil llbcrtlea committer UWSNfe uAU-AUtt. XlgADBTH tween the Naxl eonqueata at Oalo dent Roo*cvelt’a ambaaaadcr lo Blankrnhom replied t riaintirr va and Trondhaim. Italy, William Phillip*, waa under"I. of courao, wanted that In*TANI-I:v It O AtLAU It I>«r»i'dIt wa« apparent the German* atood laat night to hava rccelred a t ve, ligation." 1 ft# / had Inflicted a major defaat on directly fiom Premier MuaioUnl J a u a a of n a u t *Tiox He testified, alio, that aft*: the Allies aouth of Trondhaim an.aisuranra that Italy contem­ n Ttru Kami : of t u g htati : of rWJItillA: but It waa uncertain how atroag plate* no move Into the war It the Senate committee started lti •o 8TAKLt:r n. 'lAt-LAEn. r. Ir.veallfstlona, ha •"frequently’ the advance Naxl forte* holding preernL tha F u rltan m u r,. N u r u lu u « PAINTING these gataa-ware -ilOMHUa.. *aao q **41a*M -T h e ambaaaador made « -Uzaaly auppjled thtlbgatii^lpiL Tow are-b»r*bv-i^wulrtil lo aeT C H S ta b le " ROOFING case* pending before l|, with d*t( front Juat On Uio titeinkjer call, upon II Durr. He wanted te M r I* lb * Dill of CumpUlnl 111,4 narth of Trondheim ondbtlm between the obtain a clear view c f Itaty’e for­ obtained by tha commHtic- buf • H RATING gainst ynu b*r,ln vn v r brr«rt i.. District German-held bale and the Allied eign policy, at a time when the never Inrluded In IU record. ID fan* I. I l l * : utharwlM a drrr— • CARPENTRY wa ruiiiM u will ba cnltrtd landing baae at Namaoa the Ger­ expreaalon* of Ihe Italian prtaa did not Identify th* raaUrUI, bu' igalnit • INCLOSURES you. . , man* war* reported to hare been and certain Faaclit leader* have •aid he mad* *4 number of to-. Tba B«nford ll,r«tdz a n*w«naa<r |>n't forget ' him b*thrown back again yaaterday In made It look a* If Italy might be porta to tha board ronctmlny ot g*B*ral rlr^ulotton aubtlahid •a he -w m sick and Bomlaol* County, Florida. la FROM $30.00 TO J5.000.00—6 MONTHS TO I YEARS an attempt to puah northward, getting ready for war on tho ai^e ferret le-elomi of the Senate com In ■rraby aoalxnnlrd a , I k , n«»aId Mtz meet you or German plane* continued to of Germany. • mlttoe. Blankenhom previously * a , r In which Ibla order ahall ha lubllahrd anti « -W«ak ' for . four bomb Namaoa. killing and wound'f»tho», , politick] He found Muaaolini fit aad af­ had teatlflyd thet since he laid III -eoaeacullva-W m a*.*- * * . 'J log many papaon*. , setting fire fable, n .1 r • .11 dtwl the labor board mdeh of tVII- -a* my hand and weal of of- 8TIF 8T. AND FRENCH AVB. PhO^E 7li to the dock* aad 'houie* and at* fTriW Y ‘ ) Deialla'iif till* Interview an- nM lit work had been with thl/ Hr* o * thla tnd day or May, )»l*. >1 Banlord, tam lnc). County. Flor-1 Ucklny Brltlab warship*. avalleblp, but II Duro wa* report­ committee. ir.Vbto and support • On the Narvik front th# Gcr, ed to hav# confirmed the widelyO r . 1IBHNDOK, In III* letter to Howard, Blan the coding primary CONTRACTING — BUILDING — RIMODEUNG man* war* raportod to hay* been hold Imprrsahn that Italy, pendClark of Ctrrull Court. Dy: A. XL TVBKKH‘ be jpireclated. drlvon out of til# mounteln town Ipr aopre Important development. Atflhorn aald he had “ tried hard' D . C. of GraUngvn. 11 mile* north of Will remain the non-belligerent through th* API. and through (BEAL) . (F a ta r e l l t l m l A d v .l John I . Lewis to "get labor comNarvik toward BritUh-Jietd .Trom- illy of Cc:many. gnlttqd- - to a constitutional voe, with heavy loaae*. Phil lip*' visit preceded Uu»n- fiarndmenl for reorganization of ilnl'a attendance at a rotlm-t *e<- th* supreme court Houae-eata wtr* probably Im­ *lon at which heavy surtaxes on “ Tha threat of th* guillotine ported Into Etruria- by the Phoe­ war ladvatry profit* Wen Im­ paled. Th* Interview took place arid th* nine old women on Capi­ nicia na. in the premier's office In the in- tol Hill ha* the opposite *f any terlrr ministry and •tailed fur 16 terror* for me," he. wrote. Al Hemably car* for tho nttda of minute*. Only Phillip* and Mtnr- Toland^ request he explain**' tnol* County." that th* “ nine old women" wore Georg* H. II. Brldgr, Jr^ alao a •ollnl war# nrrsent. While Phillip* waa an occupied th* supremo court justice*. “ IP candidate lu'lhla group, decUrrd that ha “ poalUvely" would not Hie Britiah charge d'-iffalrr*, Mr short lh* policy 1 have advo­ euppott leglalatlon for any In- Nool Charles, waa explaining to cated for th* national labor re ----------- ■ - Declaring th»t Foreign Minister Clano. the mi an-. tloa* board U that Ita duty lr Join th* sulcld* club. Bo wr two maxteia," lug of Britain'* diversion of her I hav* dona our damdest te be mprovement of through shipping from Urn Medi­ ___ _____ paiard out of terranean to the long Cape of I the picture at the la*t aeaalon be- Gord Hope route. Thl* meeting waa drscrihml a* n u n the Incumbent In Group Two “ got hlmaelf an appointment ,-nrdiil ami It wms Indicated there waa mention of Britain'* desire ea attorney n*r for tbe State Road tor good relation* wl:h Italy and DcpirtmanL" of lone-suspended an* rALMwrro Avaxua Chairman F. W. Renilrr an- iraumptlon noutwed that C<unty Judge R. W. Ita'le njgollatlon,. The meeting Dinner Scrvod took nlaeu at CUno'a request. War* waa III In a hoapll-il and Itallef wa* exprraaed In British Sunday j:oo o’clock waa unable to apeak In behalf of hie candidacy for f#-election and •'■‘rle* that the deolalen to divert Every Evening 6:00 o'clock that Jama* O. Sharon, olao o Britiah ship* from the MediterSouthern Stylo candidate or th* offlca of County roraan rcGfcted no rhanrr In roChicken Dinners OOo Judge, had declined to opeak In latlona between Britain and Italy. T-Bono th* abeonet o f hla opponent Other apeakera war# eandldatt* ORDERS IIARUUM REVIEWS Steak Dinner* frr tag collector: JUa. D. Jlnklna, Specie'. WASHINGTON. May 2. —f^T E. C. Smith ond John L Oallo— Major General 8chl#v, thief or Baked Ham Dinners 65c w*-yi candidate* for pro*ocutl"v army eng’nrera vr, trni.,y Regular Plate Dinner* 90c attorney! G. A. Speer. Jr., W. rwlowa of exlallng army engineer Herbert Meaaer and Edward J. -opert* All tbeee Include vegeta­ on revcrtl river* and harftleont randkUtee for supervisor bo,a polled* bles, drink, salad, and to bring tha oI*m o f Registration: W. J. Thigpen ho to date. The nrnlect* Included: dessert and Edward F. Lanai candidate* Manate* river, nerhtai .□ g f j g i Telephono 1Z4-J for Coagroosteael Democratic burg barber, Florida. 8L Peter.commltte*woman i Mr*. Nowtcn Merrill and Mr*. Emma Abbott • • M ill Lyman. A . fmmSwr. Th* rand Idatea for ahtrl/f de­ □ Um clined to apeak and wort Intro­ Dodd. duced aa follow*: ’ B. a George W. Gray. C. M. Head and J. F. McClelland. Truss Fitting Tba candid*tae for County Com­ missioner were also Introduced aa Abdominal Support fenawsr District Ous, O. J. rope, M. H. . Thrasher. dates Cite!^to. w^ P.rS r *2$&S2tf Allied Abandon which, he Uld, pointed out that I U IU U II9 A l > mo»t of tho work w»» done In Hopes Of Taking the eloekroomi end hellwejro of Trondheim Area In Chuluota theU cspitoL P. Hann, Who w-.a tho fin*, -----------------------------------------in a u iw ip e p v i *............ ... 1Cio-Labor Be Tie-Up Indfcatec By House Probe a 8emtnole County Court Records •ANDREW CARRAWAY AGENCY g FIRF CASUALTY FRIDAY IS FISH DAY! ssified Advertisements C SANFORD FISH and GROCERY • 71 P 'S Duce Indicates Italy To Remain Non-Belligerent RE-ELECT ^ A. McMullen BILL’S Let Us Improve Y Package Store HOME OP CHOICE GINS WINES J, -uwiM),LmBp,.ca t LIQUORS Phone 88C z ELECT J. J. PARRISH <^0 LE CREAMERY CO. t I PALMS & PINES DINING ROOM 91.10 MEN!! , ____ . , "I n 4 A- Dyaaa, Pnd U. Harrtaoo. and J. E. Jaek- w: With TWUve Paint unco. Tries F. half D. Ballard Don't Let Your Car Get Spring Fever Elastic Knee Cape A Anklets W. Btala •M W APPRECIATE YOUR a -i ; * . ■ •■•••••■ ,X a , *•) \ >■* >•■: • . f ' ' •' • • * ; Jt’ r,1j £ 5 k-Vj* "i*i v> » '%-k|v I \ .> K �■t- THURSDAY, MAY t, 1*40 PAGE FIVE / THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA 4-H Clubs Strong Soil Conservation1 Factor In Aiding Experiment Proves JJfe In Country To Be Successful. bated upon (he need* o f the pu- houtj. (o determine the real needa Geneva Teachers pilt end the community In which ■of ii.Hr pupllt with a view to they live. ; Improving their tchool activities. In preparation for the summer* The state prrymm for Improve* To Take Part In work-hop each of the co-operating Iment of schools includes the prep* schools is making a community aintlon »f bulletins this tumme? Summer Workshop survey. Facts nrc being gathered to assist these faculty study Aa Florida agriculture pro-, TEMPLE, Te*„ greiscs, aa rural living becomes Wind, sun, rain more comfortable and aatUfae-' ?***•* » ^ r! h ^pry, th# 4-H club program for working pUt i girl* comes more ,and more to bolds Important I the front as an Important fa ctor!1*1?, entire cotton in these developments. I Terek watireh?.! ' TALLAHASSEE, May 2. —The teaching staff of Geneva school, under the leadership or W. ISleg, principal, has enrolled in the summer workshop for teach­ ers at Florida Slate College for Women to plan ah improved school program to meet the real life needs of. their pupils. This rchool Is one of 2H scat­ tered throughout Florida which are partirlpating In development of a state program of education rmrma now has more Gian to.000-of,these 4-11 cluj girls who ■re striving to Inirove themselves end their surroundings and lay foundation for n more sailsfying rural life. As did the women who as girls were club metnhrrt before them, so they aro doing. Effects of the trainIng and study which former 4-rt # r ls received ore being shown very clearly and concretely In the steady Improvement of farm l f rvatlon Service point with prj f , fleglnnlng in 18?0, when Trias became a republic, thousands of farmers flocked to the 9,000,000acre Teras tilaeklands to raise rollon. They rooted out the nathe grasses and plowed the land In up-and-downhlll lurrow*. As ™<n» washej away whole sheets »/. **>psoil, the cotton yield defLned. Then, In 1933, a conserva•*»" X U . wh.re « croups In their .curriculum stuuies during the coming school year. Faculty study groups are being conducted in Oviedo Elementary «nd High School, and 8 outh Sid* lv im*rv rnd West Sido PrIalary of Sanford. ____ K § \ tlfs S i. quantity rights itiuviD 3 2 7 * 3 2 9 Sanford A vn, COUITtOUJ YOUNG MIN TO I Alt PURCMASIS TO YOUR CA* rose tivti I famous fountains la Uie l n « o n nl Nations ns they Visitor* enjoy the cool breetce stirred ua I tree of the World's Fair ol 1949 In New York. li.it.r. Ij (lobe-trot the world In miniature In the ton a lowered admlsslea price and many new rxl.lli'a • ’men ( and mothers. , The acreage devoted U> cot- revised, the big eapoeltloa opening May 11 Thc 4-H girls club la Ideal for ton ha* been reduced to 38 perdev.loping young women because ctnt of the cultivated land, statement," he wrote, "but 1 can he could forget about the 16.50 T 0 8 T 8 ’ 1118 BOOKS of Its gbmjlrttienslve program. It 2. Eroded land has been placed swear that amount was used In refund. embraces all things connected under a protective grass cover, RICHMOND, Va- May 2 — </P> the tractor, for each time I put with rural living— proper food ,' 3- There has been an increase — A farmer applied to the Vir­ The Egyptian house-cat, is be­ •tractive clothing, good health, of IS percent In livestock—cal* ginia division of motor vehielrs five gallon* of was In the tractor lieved to have had a major gardening, an attractive home }J* at”* sheep — because now for a refund of tax on gasoline I placed w nail In a post.' The used in a farm tractor. division told him his "htavy" share in the development of Eu­ •nd surroundings, cooking, and lb*ro J* **?■* JJJV* ton F r; “ I do not hara an ilemistd bookkeeping was Inadequate and ropean breeds. many other things. • t <• A*m<|*t ?’000,„,,! ? l*d _ . - t . , formerly In clean-tilled crops or • When a girl transforms her ijrinjg Idle, have been converted front yard from a scraggly, lo pMture. Weed-infested area into a beaun over 1.000 acres of permantoday'^"c!ub VglrI» ' vsl?l‘*'carry * on l ^ n t " f the laid was S ection !* & '«Hf!2»*8LrS!«S JSr “ • concerning home conditions, socisl life, health and recreation of the community and Its vocational, educational, nnd religious needs. The teacher* are determining how effective the school Is now with a view to plinninc « local procram ilmtnir the siin.iner which ~ Butterscotch Cake .vvs p an sc—m en in iiv a v v m iiu t ii lb 12ttc O ’ See* P A h I s* TETLEY'S M ou ih -W a torin g! Vi-Ib 25 c STAR! mis HAMIUtGIt POK IIAINS i n s C*wp*«t Churngold ib 19c lb 15c BOLOGNA guart SALAD DRESSING1;.', IDEAL Doa l*(4 lACONSQUAItS STIWING IHF ib 15c Jar Mot. Cbulsn O ld Dutch LEGS 2can»15c H en s-Fryo rs BACO N PINEAPPLE JUICE HOLLAND FUridUas w b a ' plsk their f* v «r »* r. fee baaasty, lol.lllgeaca, • l.c.rliy u 4 censlrw** Ilea mark shaold fal* low th* k sn s.r at this aallea Bristol Fra* Fr*»*. traie r .m ire i u * , i LIQUORS SCOTCHES and WINES BE SURE TO VISIT SANFORD'S NEWEST PACKAGE STORE NICK’S Package Store a a r Med» faperUHi s a* T ill* T o ii.r r _____ at iiaH Uatrr doz. P H im il M V M K T 2 lbs. • lf"» a bunch SQUASH Quick DdWery — 21c SANIFLUSH largo Roast »• 12c soar H ire lie a fikm l«b R oast *■ 2 5 c CLAPPS Irb y Fwodi Sw-ao R ib s * J 29c 23c S w ift's Famous lovMt'i While . BREAD Sc 1 6 -o z I m f i T*. 13c rajah «!£ SALAD OIL pints 19c 7(U • iwi.it* h ' * DAILY DOG FOOD 25c 10c A & P CLEANSER 3 cans 10c ROILS pltgof 12 Sc G*. M .id D.O Obehtk h o * PICKLES B ALLARD'S 5 q» lbs 27c Sowthcdii ftkicuK FLOUR N«r»« lo Stata Fair Brand D a tiort r.ltht, Flaky or cans wvhh 15c TEA V, Ib. pkg. 13c; % Ib. 25c 10c XPPLE SAUCE ------- t'fc r i.a it 19c MY P R O quart I 7c 1 2 'a c DOUGHNUTS a i'iiA iiK ii C o c k ta il U S 1 A Sal. N.w fel.lMt Box of 1 Dozen 12c FIG BARS > pound BABY LIMA BEANS SCRATCH 53cW" T A I.C O * M LRI GROWING MASH 61c HERSHEY’S SUGAR 5 lbs Compound LARD 4 lbs. 6 bars lb* ; OCTAGON nr *> Phone B Fancy Whole Grain HUT SOAP RK CHOPS tM eaekae, r<**■'r r l « t o i i .k t 3 lbs. MACARONI NUTLEY OLEO pound TEA'NAPKINS COOKING OIL 43c W KST PP.AK FRESH PRUNES 21c LIFEBUOY ■ T K M IM I IM I .M U R oast PkpOc Po.k hilh Lux Flakes 25c I ‘MIDP CARROTS 9 AH. “> 10c I W m Iw h Chtxk *o a p A M . F I M l te l v s MF-HI M l r o il ENGLISH PEAS 15f RINSO 3sm.pkg. 24c LUX 2 bars 11c fth l* Juicy LEMONS 17c 23c KLEK Groceries, Fresh Vegetablet, Fruits ' Meats And Poultty — wram .t: rr.K i.riii v » »*V *•** ASPARAGUS bunch Fla. Green CABBAGE Ib Red Malaga GRAPES Ib. I'M K ftlf 51c APRICOTS BLUB ROSE 80S W. 3rd 81. 18c Grape JUICE qt. 20c 10 lbs. POTATOES IF YOUR TASTE DEMANDS THE BEST IN Bacon A A P P I' h i : 23c I Vvpitrm Whtii SPECTATOR SPRY SPARKLE S'K*d Ismfc Liver * SIRLOIN STEAK Shuck r o a s t BEEF LIVER EXTRACTS YEAST CAKES each 3c T4LCO M U M l.|D« •••*•* LAYING MASH 63c $2.43 T A bce ■KLIMT? W< IT R ", tea l b s . w «. DAIRY FEED $1.95 $2.05 RATIONAL PORK SAUSAGE Ib. 18c PORKLIVFR Ib., 10c BACON SQUARES Ib. 17c a* k BABY WEEK Yshow bcddint" b jt ilm j with i*d(s -priced to i«ll UiH Gni4 tbluei**. G*m . Henna 3 17c Gaa> Hsct Y.Mew Nets I f M i h 3 »>• 10c BANANAS IOU Ikied WttfsMi W insisp A P P L E S r«<*ai rvRK rRtTT Preserves 1 Ib. jar N e s H ft k la i l l t a . Mello-Wheat Cream o f Wheat Beets[ t i - t m m i i i i K u sett Carrots ft ml- Ib 5 O AF 3 '<* 17c It r t o a t i *»• *. H r u n H R ia a i i u i r e u Prunes ...wre-st u o r . r RC o n ca n tra to d A & P Food Stores Plain or Chocalatn o v u t o m �•* tA G I SIX ra t German Efficiency Heals Heavy Blows To Allied Forces By KIRKE L. SIMPSON A im U ltd Pr«M W riter < Qcrutan daring and military . efficiency have daalt the FrancoBritlsh-Nnrwrgian Alllra a heavy blow la Norway. . If It la true, aa reported, that the Natia have captured 8 toreq »sd Dnmbae, vital railway Junc­ tion! In the Trondbalm area, tbla might bring grave disaster to Al­ lied force* in that region, by forcing them to withdraw to tea otider fire of German gun* and air bomb*. . II waa evidently gloomy newt from Norway that Prime Min • later Chamberlain guarded with Mated Up* before parliament. In contract, Berlin wa* exultant and Hitler lavished praise upon hi* troops. TfetaAftiotom JP j* A % 1-t teaspoon temen target oat-maneuvered their . foes at 4 rapt flour •very turn. 1 teaspoon soda ' The communication Ilia* .. . , through the parallel Oster and By MRS. AI.KXA.NDKII GEORGE 1-t cup cocoonut Cream fat and ergar. Add Gudbrands valtey. > j» * | ~ Somrthlng te F te .------- and cream and beat wall.UM eggs •r, but they ar# pprotected from (Southern Yam Ham Fie) Mix Ila tha r* Allied flank attaek by mountain) Dllntr Serving i Or 4 flour and fo r te * also i ranges. The Natl % forces Ss.tthern Yam Ham Fie Ilona o f tha dough onto greased have selied every pass and liotteml Tnrnlpa baking sheet*. Sprinkle with co­ road to bolster their main Bread Apple Butter coanut, pressing It down wall. thrusts along valley railroads! Head Lettuce Bake 10 minute* In a medarate and highways. Relish Vegetable Salad Dressing ovtn. UnTess the Alltel quickly re-1 Fetr Fnuro rapture Storen and Dombas, the Cornnnut Raisin Drops MELBA T O A ST whole Allied effort in the Trond­ Coffro for Adults heim area seems at a standstill, Milk for rbitdrtn M elba' toast not hard to and more of a liability than ail , make it a Jaw simple rote* are . asset. Coreanut Raisin Drops observed. Cut bread Into thin 3-3 tup fat slices (or ui* leftovers), cut off ■ Cattle with large heart girth, 2 cups light brown sugar the crust* and place tha Waste la Wide, full chest, good depth <in«l 2 eggs, beaten n shallow pan and set near hast spring of riba make s u .c satis­ 1-3 cup sour rrenm for a couple of hoars..This factory feeders than those .that 1-2 cup (stein. out the bread. Then bake It In * are narrow-chested and lock dr-it i 1-4 teaspoon salt slow oven—800 degree*—until the of body. I teaspoon vanilla i bread has tamed light brawn. B aby’s Special faoiden Key M-I-L-K 4 £»C. Tall Cans 3 J .D FREE BABY FOOD K t » ! Free! T o *v»r> um’a f unu.r lhr»* year. r t age ibat visit* >,ur slots nn Frl.tnr nr Kalurifar o l this w*«l«. we w ll HABY Rlvt< Itl.artlillely t'lltfl. «»*»* CHU (VOlIf Choir*), E)f " " .......... .. *STRAINID I CHOPPED* r o e a A it i i | to e cm iidiin 3 tans 2.1c 2 conn 2.1c IMM.HHIJltY KARINA Hm. 9 c; F R I.^ A T . Economy Dept. 2 9 V tt d ot MAY *-« *Mal Q U A N T IT Y Quality Dept L ix n x eni.iti-Tinv LUNCH MEATS lb. 15>/2^ Fancy W atem Beef Fancy Baby Beef m i . rnntv CLUB lb. 19c Wisconsin CHEESE lb. J 7 ^ CLUB lb. 29c ROUND lb. 31c ROUND lb. 25c n o i t . R n SIRLOIN lb. 33c lb. SIRLOIN lb* 23c BAKED HAM T-BONE lb. 35c T-BONE lb. 27c CHUCK lb. 21c Pure LARD 2 lbs. J8C CHUCK lb. 17*/2c Genuine Spring M irrK Orange Juice Full No. 2 can 2 for Ilie Scotch Barley Pkg, J 3c o u i l .O H * B KItK.tT n-i.n. Avr.it am: - " u' ii.r—'*• Y<>||> ~TV m m r.tra g^SXYDOL Fryers 75c-$1.00 meJ/mm Small I COOKING OIL 2 ».■; 15“ 3 for 25c n .o tt c R ^ v o i n IVORY SNOW lge. 23c sm. 8c DRIED BEEF 1-4 lb. pkg. 15c b lfft r u a t 19c lb. 150 WIENERS 10 M lI C N A I I I I GARBAGE lb. 19c T flltV T I H T IIH I5«W»U K I V U . t ’ M .W M . . . IS ESHSaSS 2!9c • A ll fOl •HAOli, „ •■ax. i n r r No. 2 4 t I 2 doz. 250 star i.tRnm SOAI' 1‘OWPKU 8 Sm. I lei 2 ca n eIS c nkn HlirEH suns Fm . He Lfe. ID* tin t 1 lb. 19c; 6 lb. $1.05 25c 3 * 'c ., 63° Heinz's VALUABLE MACARONI * Gulden Key • COUPONS p t lie q t 20c OVALTINE T IIR a w ia o MSIVK MOW I M ala I -v it a l MZQM SRAM . 88c — Kix 2 pkgs. 25c Berve V.mt _ _ r. 13‘ M IR A C L k WttIP pint 23c q t 32c tT NU-MA1D " 29c « jr r .,sa“«sF.r.- 2 *29c I l.n. 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COTTAOE CHEESEf For Baby's Gentle ROAST Lamb n iM iu :M HAMBURGER •umkmk i u i At.\\k\h ciisr cjouii I.Re. 17c Softasllk g*« attye* 4fsesmalv Eggs HAMS lb. 17;/>1 IN OUR MARKETS laser evaebee aaoee r a k e n e a r •. Fre*h PIr. Grade A PIG LIVER 44-100% Pure -KHnss.iHlss* R>.*w>.i> site. taro*. BUTTER lb. 28? Cured Tender “ SMr b e s t g a t c ii e i . Com plexion White Karo Syrup No. 1Vi can 15c 1 Flour PEAS CUTCORN 27c Georgia Sugar BACON SQUARES Clapp’s Baby Foods Crrrnl • H tPStV f VALUESr F ri Features Country Roll or Tts Vm ns-.*s WtYOUK Friday Drily r a e d ls i g E ftTO M D Af, M A T i l W RECIPES % Unless the Allies succeed In re­ taking these vital links before Natl leadership ran bacld up It* etoriee with heavy forces from slo, the whole picture of the battle o f Norway has been re­ vised. Norway ha* been cut in two by the twin German north­ ward thrusts, and only the slend­ er north coastal panhandle re­ main* definitely out of German control. Tha Allied foothold at Narvik, far-northern Norwegian port, i* not Jeopardised by the Indicated failure of the Allied pincer movement at Trondheim. But with Germnny in command of tha railway from Dombai to Trondheim, as llrrlin claims, a avs situation confronts the iaoted detachment* which still may i holding point* along tha line and the force* nbout tho Allied landing ha*c at Andalsnr*. Even the Allied operation* north ol Trondheim, based at Namsos, are seriously threatened. More errlou* consequences than these are possible. Military prestige has received a tremen­ dous life If Berlin's claims art fully substantiated. Tho result roulil have a powerful influapes upon the attitude of all Uttl* neutrals In Europe, and ol Italy and Russia as well. There le little doublt, also, that a political crisis Is impend­ ing for the Chamberlain war mlaletry in England and the Raynaud "government In France. The—Orman—dash—to - relief—#1Trondheim was mtdc against ev­ ery disadvantage of distance and through hostile territory. Over-confidence In tho ability o f Norwegian forces to hold out long enough to permit major unite of Allied troope to be act ashore may well have been a /actor In shaping Franro-Drltlah strategy. If so, political oppon ants of the government in both countries will take full advantage o f the situation and call for reckoning on the home frost. Carman rapture of the Storen ,r*ll Junction alone would have bean a serious blow to tha Al Ilea. Norway'* great eastern valley, tha Oster, wonld be opened aa a route through which Germany could pour northward heavy forces to consolidate the Nasi grip on nil Norway except for the *\Jm and mountainous northern panhandle. Flanked by German control ol the roughly parallel weatern valley, the Gndbrands, a double route would he open for de­ ployment o f Natl troop* to vir­ tually all Norwegian port* on the west roast aonth of Trond­ heim, and to the fjord* that traeh far Inland from them. The gravest Implication o f all, however, U tho Indication that ntrman air power fulfilled It* mission of balking Allied effort* to put ashore 'forces sufficient to cope with even the light Oarmao column* advancing from Oslo: and that Franco-Britlak *ea and air power, In contract, has failed to Impede seriously the flow of German reinforcement* by sea and air to Norway. All In all, tha actual and claimed Natl victories In lb* Tiomlhclm area fignrt up Into the moat serious Allied setback In nearly eight month* of war. Although it still appears llktly that roUUvtly light force* were engaged on either aide and that tlo major bottle has yet been fought, tha Germans have seem­ ingly dearly outguessed and itomEa - ■ IC R g - A j r r }*• — - PEAS l«c PRUNES 10c Shamrock n ow i t % fe u 1” * ; t'i: R( pJr VVT; • ; /• • I V V �.1 *V| t 1 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA THUR8 DAY, MAY * 1940 Nationals Shutout Sanford By 10 T o 0 Score Freddie Swindell Pitches 4 HH Ball To Whitewash Local Team Defeat Drops Sanford Into Tie W i t h , Leesburg As A n g l e r s Beat Gainesville By 9 To 5 8 anfoid‘a Semlnoles went down ing the ba«e on Johnson's pickup to their first shutout defeat ol of Vcidrrbrr'a single and Mickey tha year H*t. night as Freddie went safe. Howington mu**ed up 8 wUaiell pitched 4-hit bail to en- j Stockwell's bunt and both runahla Orlando to wallop Sanford ners were safe. Doroinguex's sin'■tie to center scored Vetderber and 10 -0 . Tonight the Semlnoles play St when all hands moved uti as Augustine In St. Augustine. Clco Skeen Juggled the tell In center. Jeter probably will get the start- Cissell lashed a second that fell safely while Skeen, Roberts ami lag assignment. w Thu k js dropped Sanford Into Gillespie missed a single that 9 a tie wlW Leesburg for first scored Etoekwell and Onls' f)y to place. It ia tho first time this Keatel scored Armando. Swingcll ysar Sanford has not been In th« obligingly fanned. lead. Tin- l»<«i senr* Alabama Smith was the shining s \ M 'n n II ok r X • rr | s » ? _ light for the Nats, Ms two triples Zli i " I I V drising In four runs. Orlando Klll-.uliSkrrti rl .. 1 » played the best hall displayed It*»bert« .... I ® there this year, and Freddie J'lhnann 1b .... . 2 •' M a r l o n If ... I »• Swindell pitched a grrot game, lln 3I» .w . 3 « hut the Semlnoles played sloppy K l mw nn b r r l c . .. . 3 •* . 3 D ball, making five errors which I I o n Iit b(l<'tt p « « | were costly. it N i x o n 1 « Out In light field Armandu Dominguez has done aome great T o ta l* fielding since getting hie first start less than a week ago. But oni. im m i rf hi* diving catch cu Marion's drive Kmllh M I1iF.1 l 3b « in tha first will be long remem- Vbnfrrlirr If 9 bered. Again In the fifth with Htn<*kH'«ll It* • ' rtiMiiinaiica rf three on base, Dominguez quelled Cnlltm Sb it, faking another drive off Mar­ ria»r|| >M O u t* o ion's bat to retire the side. Not one hit was scored after l!w lm lr lll p the fourth off Freddie and In tho T olu la n — ltn tt.il fo r llo H ln a fo n In Mb. 9 last four Innings the Semlnoles H rorr by In n in g *: went down one-twe-there. H anford c»«« » » « V«*4— •• i Possibly the Nationals were O rla n d o .. 030 U03 S ix — IV “ right” for this game, for an er­ A u l l l a : O l l l o p l r 5. Itubrrta 4. ror by Dominguez had cost them I t o u a n 2. I'ln d rr. M ln»al. C ol Inn 2. nls 2. H w lntfrll* X . Ilrrv ra : llvwrthe game In Sinford the night OliiK ton 2. H lockavrll. Hke.tt Itlin* % before. Skipper Onls’ |>oys piadc boltrv l In: Hiulth 4. Onla 2. Mlnaal. hut one error—their low for the (*laaclL Itfiin ln a u rt 2. Thre«*-b**a: S m ith 2. I><>mlngu«t M o l o i year, Sanfcrd was gcilty of five. lilla bna*-: r ia a r ll Uaa«a on Lall». o f f ' •> Sanford's first Inning threat P in d a r 3. S w lndrllw 4, ||«>u Inutou came on Gillespie's single to right 2 '•Struck ou t bv I'lu d a r 2. Hh i h * 4. l| ow ln»f(«'n 3 lilts. o ff. and Skeen's scratch hit. Johnson <lrII* I'ln d v r 0 In 0 Innin g*. 6 rtiim III! « walked on a three and two pitch. I»y I 'llc t i.r , b y : B w ItidrlU ( l l o u a n t W ild p itc h : Hm IioIp IIw. I.oa Iih: * Dut Marlon felled. w r: I'ltnlrr. U m plr** U v and Orlandos bats began booming ollch I ' o h all T im e o f fr a m e |:JS ia the second after Cissell walked. Onla slmrlrd him to CLAIM TRANSPORTS SUNK if Became__ Smith.— driving i s . ,.r*t pitch —usually hi* favor* LONDON, May 2. - 0P»— The C ito—into right center, scoring British rubmarioe* Shark and b«lh Tonne 1 ». _ , . . Seawolf nirived at their home Orlando wsnt down on»-two- j bases last night fioin patrol* in ’ w e t through the fourth. A fter. Norwegian water*, and the Seai ■tjunaing out twice Dominguex's wolf reporte.1 she had *nnk 8.000 “ **I , r skidded awty from i tons nf German tiansporls duilnc Q Kestel in light for a tiiple. Cis- |her voyage. sell walked. Dnmlnguri soimp- **' ■ ' I it •® *»°,rJtVon ° nl*’ i'tiawM v w h r,t^ > fWce while Catcher Klmbrrl failed to tag tha Cuban at the plate. Smith was thare again, hia seeWholesale A Retail. PARTY 0 1 cgd triple rosring down the flistDO-NUTS a specialty— Plain base line, Onit and Cissell charg­ cinnamon, sugared and all ing home. Then came Howlngtnh and com­ edy. Tha southpaw mtaaed touch- large audience J maintained through public paight.“ * tronage.” Yearlings Blank erM u n m ro Holland Assertslhr^'ia'r; Holland di«cu«M-d the -oculled SL Augustine By THE SfANDIHGS Hostile In terests Florida Berov,-iy A ct. which he IIOI.I.KD UP M U FFIN S suid bail I - takin to the l.e ” i.— — lature !•> a group of Tampa If the family is tiring o f niuf Score Of 6 To 0 m m iit % »T%ri: 1.111: 11a1 h C l Won’t Get Support wholi— ale merchant* in the Imp. hi ii * The Ocala Yearling* Idankcd the St. Auguztinc Saint* by a C tu 0 score la*t night in a Floiid-i State League game. Ivey, hurling for the Yearling*, held the Saint* ta five scattered hit* while his teammates collected nine off the offering* «.f lukc, visiting hurlcr. Sco'.c by inning*: It II K SL Aug. 000 000 000—0 ti I Ocala . O '.'i 10.' 00*—It 0 0 Laku and Harder: Ivey and Schiro. Led ty Eddie Hoffman, rente:fielder, who collected five, incit'd!?* three double*, In five trip* to the plate, the Lcc*burg An»ler* trimmed the Galncaville G-Men by a ■ to S seoic. Jimmie Pruett, G-Man third bascmin, paced the Galni-svillu attack by rloutinif a homer in llufourth inning with rnc man <u hose. Score by innings: II II K Gainesville 000 200 102—8 H '2 Lcrsbu:g 010 1.11 2 l x - » IS I Slay, Petrieka nnd Wolfe; Ka loah and Wallner. Pounding two DrUind hurlei* for If) hi!*, the l)«ytnna Hear) Idandrra tiamplc-d the Ued-llat* ty <» 13 to 2 senre. Whetstone, hurling fur Daytona, held the Itcd-Hat* to eight w fi blows. Score l»y innings: I! II K DtLand 200 000 000 — 2 - : D. Beach 132 Old OOx— i:t Ik " Hhem, Ilukovirh and Itaifonl. 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(Ned) Smith, Jr. HAyWIRE J JL rO E B lP P E N lllk l "II T V* I FOR .MEMHER OF HOARD OF IT R I J C INSTRUCTION FOR TA X COLLECTOR VOTK <30SH / M A S IC BELT, H E BKSSEPTHE G IA N T AN D HIS -i -It i i N i ; VOTK h ip p o l y t a s _ IO R MCMIIER OF HOARD OF rUIII.IC INSTRUCTION F o n CI.RUK OF T ill: (T ill TIT COURT 0. P. Herndon EH? GOOD < OMMLSSIONER I I Ne 4 S. F. “Sammy” Lonjr Vt.'K WOkW T H A T l KKiDW THERE'S N O TH IN ' IN O LD BOOM 'S BA43 BLIT J U N K , l WONDER. WHY M A D E HIM LE HERE? i »i * i hi W. G. Kilhcv ‘J (ieorse II. Bridge, Jr. John 11*. Leonardy EVEN THOUGH ALLEY OOP NOW CO l M Y » i .i VI*TK rant •••*?; By V. T. HAMLIN C O M M IS S IO N E R l*|wI fill • >es C J. F. Partin J. R. Lyles ALLEY OOP CO! A T T "»Tb T'*7» L P. Hagan tUH ; fo "N K HOUSE ( w .« COI NTY fO M M IS aiO N K U t.,«l " li t .%■. s K 'l l . V "l! I'M . V t r iB H ' l t "jr-L H*. SI! ______ _____________ 0. .1. Pope M. B. “T-Bone” Smith v o l t ( ’* . " ) . ISSIMVKII O f Mr. S Mr*. Ikark, ItH o^rrll mrnrn. READY IN 9 COMMISSIONER 4 ll% T I II I T Nm. 1 aIV I* f o b s i a i i : .-.i : n i t o i i I V'TI SI N v r o ft l.M , OISTIII' T THE CHALLIE DO-NUT SHOP MACARONI AND-CHEHB ('O FN T Y roirt i’o » «»n»: FOll S I A M : S lT K ItlN T K N D K N T OP IM 'M I.tr I.NSTKI LTTO.N vuTr r.-tl o k i : votk Use HUMUS; it loots. EL & LLOYD o st: FO R rO M IT R O K s F F R FOIt Nature’s boat fertiliser far all purpose*, from, potted planU and flowe n to whale farms, ia RICH BLACK HUMUS. Yea coo boy It in small loads or la hundreds o t loos. \ $- s ** Bax 191 T. W. Lawton FOIt ll M l.1 (0 \l) COM MISSION Kit LL G O TO Make yotir azalea bed and your flw er fsrdea a bfoae of boaBty; your lawn, a solid * ffroon court; your farm, a riot of vegetation. o n i; FOR ATTORNEY <»KNKRAI. need lawn", need PhoMS 70fi Vo t k r o lt VOTK »*/»ll UNIT i*OTP RED RYDER FOIt COUN TY S tT K ItIN T K N D K N T 01* FOR SECRKTARY OF STATU HARTFORD It l :i lit •r "jT W L H and J. F. McClelland FOR (iOVKIlNOR VOTE ro ll OMK laawnraaiarr. 0 . D. F arrell oni : Ralph B. Chapman E. F. Housholder en rich in g? P. a R C D odd Geo. W. Gray FOR UNITED STA LKS SKNATOR von: roil \ %nia> \i. 1 1 :%i*i i: HUMUS Does your FOIt S lIK K IF K VOTIt TOP OMR V"T»: »•"» n:v »:> DO-NUTS Do your flowers planl food? COUNTY PRECINCT NUMBER................... | Mil ft .* i>u*i|i"iipit PA R TY TUESDAY, MAY 7, 1940 m ft % yeaterdvr---------------------------------------- U d? I B A L L O T ft • •rtnaailn 1 • f» lim k * Hu » I *• I «•*ll *1 III SAMPLE PRIMARY ELECTION a a •Irapit Ht l*tt|| iiliM|s*ilia Nan Mi lik a I •«» a O ' dt| I 2 *D» A ft ft a’ liM'lMit.atl !• • •ih*r Liiint'f »IInW, (Mllit o f eliminatin'* com petition tl. ouich legislation. l*« IT.ill ill \\ .a-b lli gl nl a -N* O • h m i * H !•••!* *•• i***l> 1 IT IIIX 11 1. III 1 % a; a •i l. s A A •• tii«* l.i* r f- ij . m i . M# in 'lli* |tlrii,iiM'lt.*tu NVtr •»t Is-.i itw Atlnatl.a K Li'M ! Ill* I ’ lintl 411'H'R* t* a**i- g.a 4*4 ••a \ w i. i 4 r. A r. 3 3 n . L im fl-M » : % -M l IIII IIN 2 — (Special) \\Itila* lie voted for 'That toll would have ndde I , n uinJuaU'd ln\ to help et|imlU*% ten percent to the cost of livim-. th»* !*uyintr «»|*i*«»rttiiiltv «»f Mimll .3**3 in Florida," said Holland. "It .331 Rton-% mnil multiple unit n*ynnl*»- nlr i would Lave alienated tin* imt-1 lion*, S|H**»fird |„ Holland, f«»r let* for in percent " f the Khoitn ltir citru- crop nnd a great portion of for dcht y» nri* « nu inb r »»f % Florhlo Svnati* nn«l rnmlidati* for the frr-h vegetshle crop. Further,' •MM* Ifnvi nmr, woul.l not i*ui»|M»rt nny it would * have destroyed llii* mm*un* wltirlt in hostile to the stale's repotalam for fair dealing puMi«* intrrost or Ignore tho con- with p-.ople who rum*- here to. |OD tumor * .mil |»r«*lncrr« of tin- make Investment* mi l establish | i;s commercial in-tilutiuu< wldcli are 3 7 ‘ 4 J 4 May .m 30 1. 1 • C ITY, i;.* i; w PANAMA *11 % 11 \'||: i i m %\ KXKtTTION •! PITTSBURGH, May 2. i-F> Dr. Samuel Harden t'hunh. 82year-old president of Carm-giiinstitute who nxde public tho I $1,000,000 roward fer Miller. ie- I ccntly declsied there wa* a de­ mand for the "public execution" ! of the German chancellor ii A » l'» 7 11 ai 11 A 13 %\ WANTS • i *• itr<M*til> m •‘ itirliMiutl a »m «\im " Nrw 4«»rk I'l 1Is bill K ll HI I^Mli. I 'b il iili l|tltlia It'.at **4i , . 13 i: fin> serv'd the r-nue old way, doll them up by adding one-lhiuj cup itf cociMiiiLt, nutmenl*. iai*in* or vandicil fmit* to 4In- illy ingredlini* when you'n- mixing them and proceed n< usual. a * a li FOR CON.STAUI.E D liT lllfT Sm. 4 VOTK r o i l ONK Sam C. Gardner Joe Ludwig __ Robert M. “ Bob”^Moye^ FOR STATE DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEEMAN vot» for on, George S. Witmer ro U ra o t U u tU M I ___ _ �TUB SANTORO As1 Hone For Candidacy P a ris Favofo Airforce Blue For Springtime woman’s flair for clothes. She prances around Paris In Spring 1940 as wall turned out aa in Wa s h in g t o n , mrjt *• —W * u a M i of pUeW, old cow*, mo to their •«t tbo fart Of Sty M .J of N«W Iiampshli* lo­ tto Senate, and now oni a that might iMd lo tho • « r S d to n m bit way tho Unlrerslty of Main*, people wore farm folk who m tho land their family up IS fonormtlona bock when Colonial aoldlets returned tho Revoletlon. farm produced on old* Bring. Dut nothing fineelleg* educaUoni. Tho rlei had practically run iDy farm from the tkpe P and hla father died. So td up to work In the uni barns at IS rente MThat ‘ it meant meai' netting up Uiom Maine win1:10 A. M. In Um iligrn handling Into warm . an/T nuhlng through the raid air Into the atcamy The cowi helped. The 1 Bridget warmed hl» fioatTune and can agalnat the warm aldea aa he milked. » He.field Pear Jehe h rlaaira ho atudled the latest about ogrietillurr. Tlicn ha ___ 1 through n aerlea of Jot* bat had to do with farming. ,H a became county agent for MiMeek county. Maine. Then the kirk-plug behind a New llampMr* farm bureau. Then be pin Pautual auto liability Insurance — 'ration for farmers. lie be­ ar member o f New. llampM’S public aerrire commission. ’.1034 he became governor ot & yean lalnr, at 3k, he waa I to Ibe flenatr, juat when Bf. two atataa In tha Union, Included, .ltd Into the 6 Undill wait TO Jlde. kVpt up n it. anlping at the New Deal. . I Into the headlines by dedhrg, and getting, an Inveetlm of TVA. Worked up that ICING ORCHESTRA ■Ire* . >f a every w i aflrrwa.'ahn i a tree ---- rvvhUII tfe.tta.aao rea elreo** {• H otiowArs * fEROOM I U*Wt . Re AtfarUaUa ....... ................................. ............... — the Mountains North Carolina CHIMNEY ROCK L . CAMP Joaef Terbovra, above, cor aid­ ered one'of Adolf HlUtr's moat tplrited diiuict leaden, hae u eumed urt civil administration of German-occupied arete la Norway. A Natl itate' coun­ cillor, Terboven had been die* J r k t goveroor ot tha Eaaea araa. atorm by hlmMlf with tha aid of hla cffico ataff. That wrote him Into tha reac­ tionary column here. In the minds of aorac llepublleant it alto put him In the Lumptloua column. Young Senators are supposed to do the work end let their eldera take the credit. Hut not Bridget. They tell a itory about that. Ha waa hla high aehool elaaa’a valedletorlan. Wrote a ipeech for tho big night And patted It around. It got hot criticism*. Ho tha aiden In the family combined” to write him another. The night of graduation they aat and llalened to him give the fln t ipeech. Called A ’ Radical' There’* a New England-lah thing to remember about that TVA investigation. TVA It a gov­ ernment attempt to cot electric rates. So In the mlnda of Naw Deal leatota anyone who attack* It Ja In the hind* of tha utilities. Bridges attacked IL Hut liock In New llampahlre he had Juat the other icrt of billing. thl. went o hat of aoum. hlmk — Itfd cut utility-m w -whni he l>all!auon tlraw, atlver fox fUrJ waa governor, lie waa even de. with lota of gray In thorn, and elared Uo radical when he. wua black sued* gtovss, pure* and appointed to the itote'e <puiille lervlre commission. ‘"'w K i.and berrr reda bar# jloH i's proud of the fact that he e ef tbalr ehU. They *how p « “ Little Steel” strike In up In suit* and enminbl** with Ohio by looking into the striker*’ red straw or felt rod set* haU, and loathattempt* lo keep mall out of the planta. On the other hapd, he loathpr.la say*, "I don’t knew why a wot blg.H un iU rs of. I iug-nvmhora doftnt join 4 union when Ho'* far removed from the big bossI to hla dtpartmoni' talk to him.” Ila'a been ono of the criticsj o f tbo Bopublkan, V to Woodrlny’* tho NLRB. Just to get good am­ notion and won! defenia. * •• M ■• •■ . * '-r * munition fo r hla arguments Bait Of TM W*Uy piled 'a. friend Into hla ear day mid rirore to Ohio to. .11*ton in,'. unannounced^ to an NLRB bearing. . , *\. H*’« proud of - hi*' (my-as-yop***** go fdeotd aa a New IUmpanlro movl* aovsmor. Immediately sot about ham a. 1_____ . then dsiaand balancing tho atata budget. ^ u n| i^ eiovlem rspsndUutes. Then slapped pumpkin ( two now taxoai One on beer, and It nutt* HBIBWGi . - a on* on eollaleral heirs. That Is, m their i T, U Um mevie »*your nephew would have to pay « atata tax on hut rour son — — __ Bridges never brought hi* fam­ for” s ily down imra because Ha ' has plained _ . three young son* la school. The tuna. Bridfcea u .. . BIm aogl*. griokend* family stayed In their llttld whit* elth Ma p pocket* bulging for th* wooden hem* outside. Concord. boy*, hi* HI* pwratnry, shop* for Mrs. Bridges died la *M, aad that him. Vm he’* Put campaigning waa a terrific Mow to Bridges. be has a nua of mailtag pest There's a llltl# story about It. carda to Urn-hoys from every Ha learned by telephone (hat ehe waa dying, llo couldn’t got than town to which ha atop*. John, uncoAMiaualy. Ii bln fafu t enough. So, Republican that ho is. ho called Demociet Harry theg'a i u m t - deflator. John Woodring, eecretoiy of wpr, fpf full repartalr* of hi* « plana. Woodriag, family man luies, The Benslnr ... hlmMlf, scurried op a plane. Bui learnt, ha says, with a Bridges arrived just 10 minutes too Tate to say good-bye to hla wife. ed Wood ring’s •lay m u H . out of docr»—hunt­ II* remembered nrtauntof, flaking and *U kindness. When It looked 4 i If ing, toc. That waa part of •ridf*o* Woodriag ware having trouble In S m e S U t ia u g r t t BWTJBLBaf*- -** a w FOR BOYS “ Land o f the S ky” Near Aaheville . tird evaMS—July I to Aug S*Oii« -ef .America's ealslaadlag prlval* camp* far boys „, *1 buildups—tars* fleet of " ' M*a«s asd row aad sail . ' beau ... . all water aellvlu : tit, — rifis — arch*nr — 'iV, gcovdag — *verviblna d*ar M- V* * hop’s heart.. . . . . Dir* ysuv imp lb# bspplMl af SU i i s p i n hr **»*l»a him Is Chim»ir h*ek thl* f*fii**trated Catalea** aa .MgaML' ..REESE COMBS, % T 'o .’ Su.‘ ,Tr« . v J Silhouettes are free, even aaay, id light colon are cropping ou t Tailored suits are aaaa in almond green and In light shade* of airfares blue. Pastel colorod plaid* make twirling akirta and ■ w gger coats. Other light tones appear In gray froeks and talllours, and In beige red lago tea and accessories. Tbo dark bone la tho Spring color achcmo at tha raeae turn* out to bo brown. Costumes all with the exception of tho beige stocking*, have boon mpant at Longchamp and AuteutL This maans usually a brown fait hat, brown wool suit, and gloves, shoes and puna in ' rown roods. Brown and bolgo achieve a nice harmony In an outfit constating of a straight-line top coat of beige wool worn with a dark brown dress and n brown felt hat having a casual geld ehaln across the front Inatead o f a ribbon. Brown aoede make* the glee**, shoe* and hag, the last with gold mounting. Thane tog* were seen at tha Rita. Regulation airforce Mo* la con­ sidered dull from tho feminine clothe* viewpoint. Tho aamo Italy rast moved aerarml tones up tho color teale, however, la eonsIdered tops among swank Spring ■hade*. On* chic to*turn* constats of a.smart UMlear la light airforte blue, felt hat to maT aeeaaaeriea in shiny leather ■lightly darker sihad*, all glamoroualy Mt off wllth blue foa fur*. Royal blue thl* early I atlekIng to accessories, making kata to go with black or gray, suits, aomathnea suede glove* and puna. n worn Almond green ■ana aulta a art ateh. and. gonerwith hats to ally, leather acresso t a or dull Bordeaux goes oft* tieit with1gray. - Among recent winners at Autroll waa a roll In oUoinan silk combining gray and black alter­ nately In 1U corded weave. With «r . Oeaaaa at WoO, OrUada „ Florida RUTAtUOAX—Nartbera c s s .jjT S ’ r ie t s r .s S * tejjf BasUra----DHIIJj^Terti .Impurlal A i r u n -----l.ea—Wlaeaaa I . A - l i i SANANA»—ta ported. S S S 3 » * ts S^ES TS: iwa * jw r t il Kbu to Planting Plan I- AGt DATUM- N w Mil •MARIGOLD* suppllsa fssas.-'.-.jr.it"-' fs r fiS E r T / or S>-MLRipotD-^XkwSwrygami CLUB lb. 22c ROAST lb. 14c » .» * * * e o a m a K orea STEAK lb. 25c Tf 4 OC* J ' ' \ tions to plant them In order te produce an affect which la en­ tirely Informal, and yet will have th* balance both o f au and color, which la nu eaaary even In Informal planting*. Tha varieties which are suggested may be replaced by other of like col­ oring, If desired. Mexican mari­ golds Is on* of tho oldest mari­ golds, yet la still unrivaled far border effect. It produces Urge bushy plants covered with small tingle golden flower*. In place o f the tall African marigold Orange Queen, one of the new large flowered varieties, such a* Tetra, Sunset Giant, or Orange Supreme could be used. The planting suggested would net only produce n stunning garden picture, hut It would provide *» abundance o f cut flower* throughout tha summer. mi LOIN STEAKS HAMBURGER P T “ ir innic T9cl OTEW llbs. 25cI White Bacon F irst Quality Breakfast BACON Jb. 15c S 2 lbs.'-25c lb. ■rsas PIG PORK V’ (R O H M BRDR little pig lb. 15‘/ 2c 10c HAMS aiiocLDun | water ' lb. Roast lb. 12»c|B. Bone 13»c OLEO lb. 9</2c rtR A k U D I nr.nnniA SAUSAGE 2 lbs. 29c Smoked BACON lb. 12'Ac CHOPS 2 lb. ^ 29c LIVER 2 lbs. 19c In Italy, where th* beat cat­ gut la made, It waa found that BOSTON, May 2.— (AT— Aji. Ill-fed, lean sheep yield the parenlly the mother of a child a baby carriage outside a Dor- toughest gut cheater store didn’t want her baby pampered. A sign In the carriage MAKE* ' ’ Midi M|f (hr baby cries don’t push th* carriage,” MRS. CUFF P. HANNUM SPARE RIBS lb. OMABatO Eualla, Florid* bag* and oxfords In tan shades and In btaek, brown and ns*vy. Navy and black are putting ig In full Lime 111 costume service.ill their Usual thorough way. Tha all black costume continue* to he very smart. Italds and nary fre­ quently combine this season, plaid akirta with nary boleros, plaM eoata with navy froeks, evep plaids lie Ids umbrellas to match the BlOUMt of nary suit*. lb. J lbs. SfSSAK lb. 25c ( ROAST lb. 17c I R O A S f"'^ . ‘23c NO CODDLING SIGN Your Dclesato from the 6th SKINLESS _ WIENERS To Democratic National Convention lb. 19c CHEESE^Vb. 18Vac |SAUSAGE lb. 10c |NECK BONES ' 19c Pure Lard " Vote -for MRS. CUFF Pi HANNUM 4 lb. carton CLOTHES PINS fie| CEACKEBS" lM o J I jE & y ■ . liU „ M* ^ U ^ C L I The only Bar. R Q. stand thit serve, hot French Fried Potatoes with all ^Sand­ wiches pouth of Jo^l^onvilie »t no extrA cost ' .■ ’ VTry Our Delicious Bpring: Sandwiches. Mock Chicken Leg1with pickles* tomato* toasted bun and hot .French Fried Pota­ toes. This is a meal in itself for BLEACH q t \^Ilh fl.50 Groe. Order or 10c Spice Purchase . C IL a l l lw e 10c IMarshmallows *25c IGINGE ______ Cold Spiced Haiti on toasted bun with lettuce, tomato* mayonnaise and hot French Fried Potatoes - ifr w M / Y ^ k i s . 19c| PRESERVES' Dog Food i-j? • ■ ■ Cheeseburger* Hot' F r e n c h Potatoes. Fri edy. •- C A 8 T IL E 8 0 A P l‘£ f F E E D ____ISc _ SjS^uJW USSttS Bar-B-Q BmT, Hot Frtneh rrM PoUtooa.---- ----- tla Bar-B-Q Pork, Hot Fr*ttc|i Fiki Potatooa.........»*tSc Bar-B-Q Ham, Hot French FrW Potatoog.— *’ •“ Yon hav* tried tho Rest now try th* Boat. After tho Ball GamoyFolIow Tho Crowd to tho. ^ Tt*^ lib- ba. . . . tH , babta i.ll-l.n . *j/as bu* i.n-1 dsmaad BKETa—Suppllr* II baSla{m i nnOCCOLI—No Hup. CABBAGE—aappliM mad- doiaad fair- Per, tea I t M -t lli. r'HtNRSR CABHAOE—No sap. CABRAQK (RED>—No Sup. CABBAOB PLANTS—Sup rood, •m. llabLpvr tboaaaad. tt-Ue. C A R R O TS — TuppIlM mod. D e-Band fair. De*. ban. is-iie, ba. " ' ‘ ^ ‘'iLOW BR—He eappllea. Lt» C llic o a r -N o supplies. COLLAR!)*—No Hup. LlTTSJT bukls.'^LM. CORN—«h*ll*d. Oa. CWT boas. tTUAWnrniiiE*—Too few ^ IJO. CUCUMDERS—Du. bskts, 1M. ’ "tomatoes —Aappllua mod. damand llgbl. crt*. sparoa. It Iba. OOCOANUTO-4** *os. M M H lua*. lM-ITtTOMATO PLANTS—T«r tbuaaaad l l-U l' ____ gr-^5 iVjmTl Ms.. OUATW-He ■uppllta. a.m! g*o4. ___ Ho Sup. Dee. wa V mrcrx & —■uppii..*' Uajtu J U S T A R B ^ O R B B N I —Sup. lib. 31-14. ba. deal. Ilebt. ba. It.»ee. UNIONS (DUT)—Nertbeva . T^RHUBARB—Crla, l.n. low *0 lb. bare *.»»: - WHITE l i t Hpanlab Lit. onions (OFiEtN) — BappdWH ulUvatlng a Americana are cultivmttog mad. Demand fair. Dos baa. UCuban pntaste for th* axotte C during r e h para fru it Demand ds A^tSLRT—^ D o U |fiin. *S.*le. PEAS—(RNOl.ialll—No Hap. >4 lio n lh Hi ruary trebled over the POTATOES—UR ba bekla. 1.11. ba rrta, LMl US t*a I.M -U t ra 1919. ScO SM O s' 0 ? * 1* * tU ri' A color planting which ia at one* vivid and cool, which will light up a dull corner o f.y o a r garden without making a warm day teem warmer, la on* which combines blue purple with yel­ low and orange flowers. Thl* la a combination ■which advertising men say pessesMs maximum visibility, yet when axiretsed In the soft and easily ilrnded hues o f flower* U 1* delicate and pirating. Many- turn mrr borders are confined to these color groups, with all plnka and reds barred, Bright sunlight dors not fade the MUB and orange flowers but seem* to bring out their brilliance while rath o f three colors makes the other look far better than It would alone. In the design are suggestions for flower* to be used, and loca­ 23 lb s. Ig m S W MACARONI OR BPAGHITN i y ¥ u> J n * T U R N IP G R E E N S No. s KRAUT Com dti* . '■%’ •-■'-j* -'it. . r r / ! .-*■r r : , f . ■.% •' "J. . - ; ' -1/ . . . ' • ; ' jT M i & J. \ t r V .. V '( f £ „r “ JKB*, LIMA BEANS THE SANFORD HERALD 3 PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING lT IT "WILL GIVE COMPLETE 'Zpvl» iocIm u bta r h C O R N S p rin g tim e IBelBUTTER , 59c | H oW M IX’EM UP KT"* - f ' 'i - _ 5Whip Mew • > • -» M ..»• LtSPL’ga.'SrW. fc-Sk 1. 1*. Deice time. ether fa a M rie« M the 5IORBO ARNE SANFORD MARKET REPORT Mr A V IC I MAXWELL itor Is Widower 3 Sons Who ilUe Their Dad b> Summer Garden Border Of Vivid Yef Cool Colon tie. —----- -----*‘4e lb V laponea maAk In k baa. lew* 1*-U«. 2 lb& _______ ___ wui , 15c jxk o ��4r / *BE gANFOBPfflaitfA BANFO^ yLOMPl Seen As1 Hone ForJ Candidacy P a r i s Favofo Airforce Blue For Springtime „• to thalr .’oat, that w t tba t i jt o f Btr « ■ of New Hampshire tor U « Senato, and now on a )te t might l « d to tba Joaof Terboveu, above, consid­ ered on*'of Adolf Hitler’* a o*i rplritcd dlttrict leader*, ha* w* atoned tha dvtl admlnlitraUon of Oerm»n*occvpicd aret* la Norway. A Max) ita'o*niun« clilor, Tertovon had beta dip* Jrict governor ol tho l o t * l i t k atorm by hlmaelf with tho old of hla office ataff. That wrote him Into tho reac­ tionary column hero. In tho mliids of some Hcpubllcana it aUo put him In the bumptious column. Young Senator* ar* aupposod to do the work end let their *ld*>* taka the credit But not Bridge*. They tell a atory about that. He wa* hi* high acbool elaaa'a vale­ dictorian. Wrota a *peoeh for U>* big night And passed It around. It got hot criticism*. Bo th* ald­ er* In the family combined' to write him another. Tho night of graduation they sat and lutened to him givt th* first (peach. Called A ’Radical* Tharo’a a New EnglarwMah tklng to ramsmbar about- that TVA inrratlg allgatlon. TV A la a gov* ornment oltrmnij to cut electric rate*. So In the mind* of Now Deal era Iota anyone who attack* It i* In the hand* of tho utilities. HrWc n attacked U. But back In New Hampahln he had Juat tha.other sort o f billing. He'd cut utility rates when ba Tailored suits a n aeon in almond green and In light ahadoa i f airfare* hlu*. Postal colored plaid* aaka twirling aklrta and swagger coats. Other light toaaa appear I* gnjr frocks and tallIran, and In betg* rodIngotea and accoaaorloa. Tha dark hona In tha 8p*1ag color schema at tha race* turn* out to bo brown. Coatsme* all brown, with th* txcopUoa of tha bolgo stocking*, hava boor rampant ot Longchamp and Au trail. This moans usually a brown fait hat, brown wool suit, and glovos, shoos and pun* In brown node. ' Brown and bolgo achieve a nice harmony In an outfit comutlng of o stnlght-Iln* Up coat af bolgo wool worn with a dark brown dross and n brown felt hat having n casual geld chain serosa the front tnateod o f a ribbon. Brown ■uode make* tho gtove*. shoe* and teg, th* lost with gold mounting. Th*** toga won seen ot tha RUa. . . Regulation airforce Moo la •Idered dull from tho feminine clothr* viewpoint. Tbo tamo doty cast moved several tones up th* color seal*, however, hi consid­ ered Ups among swank Spring shads*. On* chic costums con*let* of a •smart Ulllour hi light alrforte blue, fslt hat U match, and shiny lesthor awoasork p in slightly darker shad*, all gismoroinly set off with blue faa fur*. -Royal - ■■ ^ I Is ottok_J|_ bluathis sariy • ppolntcd ORCHESTRA |Wo/■*■»» a fee* roekull * » t H .* * i roe oimbdr iS o r t f£ 5 x r H r 4 & proud of th* fact that h* none o f tholf tiok f a "Uttl# 8 tael.” alrtka la Ohio by. looking Into tho atrlkcrs' rod straw sttempt* to kesp mall-out of tbo I plants. On th* other tepd. ho Isays, ” 1 don’t know why a wdker •doyen't Join 4 union when Ns's tod far removed from th* big bos* id |U department talk to him.” , la i the Mountains 'SB* , tecciid II a New iiimpenirt ? North Carolina go aoV*mor, Immediately ssi-about CHIMNEY ROCK FOR BOYS ■ft-"Land o f tha Sky" v .; Naar Aahevllla , lira aetiai—Julr 1 »« A u* g w ^ -sjsrlb* happlral ■*«y p ^aatrslad Calatas** ir4.AL>SE COMBS, ’^•aJlSSTv rucM* , m i ____ | lr »k Cut balancing tbs itata W isn alanpod slappod sxpendltutcs. Than two.................■ new taxssiOn* On*anonbocc, hose,. . on* on collator*! botr*. That la, your asphsw would hav* to pay * state tag on what you loft ‘him, hut your. *en wouldn’t Bridges never brought his fam­ ily down tei* bocaus* ha - ha* thro* young sons In school. Th# family stayed In Choir llttld whit* wooden homo outside. Concord. Mr*. Bridge, died In ’M, and that wa* a terrific blow to Bridges. . There's a Uttl* story about "ft. II* Isarnod by talerhons that *h# was dying. If* couldn't get there fast fnough. Bo, Itepabllcaa that he I*, bo called Domocist Harry Woodring, aeerotaty o f wpr, _(u a plan*. Woodriag, family man hlmaelf, scurried up a piano. Bat Bridge* arrived Juat 10 minute* too Iato to say good-bya to Mi wtfs. Ha remembered Wood ring’s klndnaa*. .Whop It lookod os If Woodring war* having trooMs In UK . fr. ba. ra p p lla a . g<whole —. v Right ■haul their iMuIrtd. hava s m j plained 0 Bridhos film a o » , Brisk and* with hL poakats bulging for th* hoys.’ His gosrstary, shops for him. Whda he’s lu t campaigning h* has a ml* af maillag post sards to tha--hays from ovary low* la wkkh ha stops. Joka,..UaSOgeOianily. Is bla fattech rarnat i ds-flaUr. John (-OCO A N U T*— t * e Coo. TOMATO PLANT*—P*V tkO M bC U ATB — N o m uhtard • t Dot. a u p p llr a . . J C » - K o gap. LKMONO—Crta- M i. ( a n i e i c N ) — Bup. gray. Ilabt. ba. ix-lao. _____ Ilk. ____ b* fklr. Dot Ibus. Spro. I.W-1U. T U N IO N S ( D l t T ) — N o rth ern T r lt o w 1* lb . baa* l . 2l| • W H tT K 2 21. S p a a la h 2. 21._____ • m iu a A w a -crt*. i.n . ( o n u t N ) — Bappewe o n io n s ............. ~~ V T H C NWMS mad. Daatabd (air. Dot. baa. 21- Amcricaaa ara eultlvmtia* a taato for tbo oxotto Orima pa­ paya fruit. Demand during Feb­ ruary trablad over tha torafh Bt l>RPPB1ta—No PAJULKT—l*»s d a s 2»-2lf. PBAB— (KNQMgll t—No Saw POTATO**— US bo bahta, MS. bo m * . u i i u s r * i.o e -t.ia r * 1313. om ir-iN o a A color planting which to ot lion* to plant them In order to one* vivid and cool, which will produce oa offoct which Is i s light up a dull corner o f.y o p r tlraly Informal, and yat will rden without making n warm hava th* balaBc* both o f maas y seem warmer, to on* which and eolor, which to nociaoary comblnea blue purple with yel­•van In informal plantings. Tho low and orange Dower*. variants which ara suggoatod may This to a combination whim be replaced by other o f Ilk* col­ advertising men say poneaaa* oring, If d*alrod. Mexican mari­ maximum visibility, yet when as- gold* to on* o f tho oldoot mari­ pressed In the soft and easily gold*. yet Is still unrtvmlsd far blended hues o f Dowers U to border effort. It produces largo dallcato and pleating. Many sum­ bu»hy plant* covered with small mer border* are confined to single go Idan fjow on. these color groups, with all In place af tbo tall African pink* and red* barred. Bright marigold Orange Queen, ono of •untight does not fada th* Muo the new largo Dow*rod voriatioo. and orange Dower* but aesm* such at Tatra, 8 unsat Client, or to bring out thslr brilliance Orange Rupromo could bo used. while each of thr*e colors make* The planting raggostod would not the other look far better than It only produce * stunning garden would alone. picture, hut It would provide an In the design are suggestion* abundanea o f cut Doworo for flowers to be used, and loca- throughout tho euamer. ROAST lb. 14c STEAK lb. 25c » . B a « k mi * * 1 * 0 1 n o r a a S NO CODDLINQ 8IQN a black, brown and na and In vWt* and black a n putting In In eostum* service ' Euatia, Florida Your Delegate from the 6th CohEreaalonal 'District To Democratic 'NaDonaT Convention Vot* for MRS. CLIFF Pi HANNUM \ LOIN STEAKS HAMBURGER M lA K STEW * lb. OUWPIG PO Breakfast BACON Jb. 15c K HAMS little pig lb. 15>/2c SPARE RIBS lb. 10c BHOCLDCB , WAIST ' LA OMANOIO OLEO lb. 9i/ 2c Roast lb. 12^c| B. Bone 13»c .K Ah a i n r .n n o i % SAUSAGE 2 lbs. 29c moked BACON lb. W/2c CHOPS 2 1 b .' 29c PCNN > q o i.n w w n * * i v ■N o n . LIVER 2 lbs. 19c IARD BUTTER PKINteVCflt 3 lbs. 25^1 lb. 29^ WIENERS lb. , 19c § dm "W HWW bUTWAIIT * ITmJ »M M » n _*V* '** - * * ' ' • ' § mW4TT * IoRAq l c r a c k e b s * £ ‘ 10; I W, t h or 10c , Groe, Order Splea Purchase C « / l L l lU b * 4 10c ^IMarshmallows *25e I GINGER ALE *lSe ^ i —---- ---------------a — ^ OWMBBLMOO m B S N 1PACKK1) f■Thoi . u3 7r. OB aTAND AMD riVAU TV 10 lha. 4 3 . .BEANS Tomatoes No. 2 M l BEANS 3 19c **■— 2 9 c Pure Lard AT,:‘ 2 0 lb*. 8 9 0 J J 2C Can ite . 1 5 ^ WHEAT 2*Flir8.19c I Pr S eRTOS*** CASTILE SOAP lie / FEED 25c I ALBERT 10 Dog Food 2511m . 59e| ; H O ^YI V W I& M W ■JM IX’EM UP After tha Yon have tried the Rest now try the Ball Gam*xFoOow Tha Crowd to tha. ■"* CHEESE lb. 18Vic | SAUSAGE lb. 10c |NECK BONES 2 4 lbs. 7 5 ^ ____ Ik— , • \ BaOKMN S ID I 8 Ite." 13«| IP Iho. 31* FriedV s- COTTACN White Bacon Fta,w" lb. a . k . New. oakp Maao 15c Cheeseburger, Hot' F r e n c h Potatoes. , 0LICVD ■IIVDLKII p p i i bun with lettuce, tomato, mayonnaise and hot French Fried Potatoes. I m iSKJCT I C k T 19c IdSTEW 2 lbs. 25c I Cheese 2 lbs. 25c * ‘ * BLEACH q t ■ColdM iiM i Spiced Ham on toasted lb. lbs. lb. 25c| ROAST lb. 17c I R(?ASf“ Tb., 23c M X M . M I ALL (.MAN BEEP M i r r O * * J U g C lK The only Bar. B. Q. stand that feryaa hot French Fried Potatoes with all landwiches south o f Jacksonville'at po- extra cost •' • ■ - . ~ Try Our Delicious Spring S a n d w ich e s. Mock Chicken Leg' with pickles, tomato, toasted bun and hot .French Fried Pota­ toes. This is a meal in itself for t e t e . c ’ & j r a ”s t S'L 2..1SX .5L K ’,~ J cu cm in rn a —nu. 2.21. CLUB lb. 22c Bar-B-Q Roof, Hot Frtt»ch FHo4 PwUteoa.---------------U « BuvB-Q Pork, Hoi Froncii F rM FoUtew------------ .1S« Bar-B-Q Ham, Hot French Priori Polatera-------------- **« Ing. That was part of Bridf**’ 1.21-1.la; bakta. l.OO. bara nTRAXVBKRHIEB—Too law U bakta, is * . ’ "tomatoes —Oavpl^o io®0- * — ) - W iTrkwvOwngegftiw • IQ-MUjipOLD-tel look roodrlng’* auppllra. itS8i^iW Srcw T fl*^ R o t h e s p in s pumpkint f CORN Springtime LIMA BEANS TURNIP GREENS SEMIN0LEI Home of tha Fernowl 1 '► ■ M S bulk. 11- l l e . D os. M. 7-CAtl black coitumo continues to be vary smart. Ilild* and navy fre­ quently combine this season, plal>l skirts with nary boleros, plaid They show eoala with navy frock*, ovap plaid* umbrella* to matah, tha blouse* of navy suits. or th* S3**rj 13th 8L rsunuimi imuuN wu Co* ‘rcsfeoV V *. "^ C A P U P L O W T C T I— N o this went a hat of soar**, black full l/a to' the lU tV s •public a t* . ....... ParTtaa iTse.t2.i4. C H IN K S R C A B B A O R — N o au p . ■ Among recent winnote at Au* touil was a salt in ottoman allk tegs bags and a _____ . .. _shades oxford* in tan - Ha’s boon on* of tha crltlos o f nation tba NLfRB. Just .to get good ai muMtlra Jot hla argumsnta j piled ’ a' friend Into his car «l _ d*y and drov* to Ohio to. Ilstai* InV■.umonouncod; to as NLRB >Ot Wall, Qrlanda n n o c c o n —No nap. In Italy, whan tho beat cat­ Ing to accsaaorisa, making hats, to gut to mado, It was found that BOSTON, go with black oc gray, auita, Ill-fed, lean sheep yield someUmea raids glovsa and pun*, parently th* mother of a child toughest gut, a baby carriage outald* a Dorara w orn auita.* Almond with hats to match, and. gener­ chatter atnro didn't want her baby ally leather accessories Ip Mown pampered. A »lgn In tho carriage MAKE cries don’t or dull Dordaaas iMdt: Black aaldi “ If the puah tha carriage.” MRS. CLIFF P. HANNUM goes oftenest with- gray. cltrtd Uo radical wb*n ha waa INO l.S a -l.S * . B A N A N A S — I ai p o r te d . a a a p lla a md. S e a ia a 4 fa ir . p a r . lb . I H * . ■BAN S l U S A I - N o ay* ■BAN S ( S N A P )— S a p . l i b , b a . b e k ta i . i i . i . » . - y t t b a a . 1. 11*2 »* . B K E T S — a u p p llr a l i b — d .m aiK l i r i . D o t . b a a . S S - 1B, b u . b a k ta . ~M • waoollaa SO jS S rS w rS & A ’ la,pa erla rial 1 1.4 . 4* — 'W la r a a a out RUTABAQAB—Norlbaea i.*e•'cB L feR T HBAB-ra—Bap. maA. Ceaiaad mod. erta. 2.21-2.%*. 'h etl • aupplleo. aIm*.Utltllr Taek Snhouatte* ore free, even oaay, and light colon are cropping Ry MORED A B M ? "’ 1*m O * *1 ■ *v**y aflar* B J fc * April u , w a . CHICORT—No woman’s flair for clothes., prance* around Pari* In B| 1340 a* well turnad out a* In peacetime. , um U it la a «* r i« •f irtkto* tho Ivao Of poaalkU fto d - year* Utor, at S3, he wta I to th* Senate, Juat when I t two atataa In the Union, n Included, alld Into the lU I d landslide, th* SetUt*. be’* khpt up a — *-*------- a o i-- a t : — a * --t MlfWNfMIV*fitWlvTrow iJVITi Hanford market report ■y AVJCI MAXWELL Is Widower 3 Sons Who ilize Their Dad o^bad to tarn bla way tbo Unlvmlty of Maine, people wora farm folk who i on the land tholf family (u p 13 veneration* back when Cotonlal aoldleie returned it tbo Roeotatloo. ■t farm produced on old* J living. But nothing f*n’ eolicit* education*. Tbo 1** bad practically run _Oy farm from tbo tltpo P and hit father died. So d up to work In the uni* dairy bom* at 18 cent* ire That meant getting up i A. M. in thoao Main# win, nlnjgk bundling Into warm ondrtuhlng through tho (bid air Into tho steamy Tho row* haloed. Tho > Bridge* wormed hi* froatnoto end (dr* og*ln*t tha warm »ld*o a* h* mllkrd. , Bo Raid Foor Joho rlaatea bo atodled tha lateit out agriculture. Then he hrotigb a aerlea of Job* to do with farming, teamo county agent for county, Maine. Then tha [.•plug behind a New Ilampfarm bureau. Then ho pin _jtoal auto liability - inaurance •nlrailon for farmer*. Ha be* I*a-member of New Ilamptifi public am ice comtnlaalon. I.IM4 ha became governor at Summer Garden Border Of Vivid Yet Cool Colors • m o w ««* e "* J . & y rV itln # «»jf* * , k ^ O H '. U . 'J ugpacuf IBelBUTTER THE SANFORD HERALD S PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING iX IT "WILL GIVE COMPLETE H A L ) • ril* <• u V;i ^ j| ce kJim ^ ” ' ,W: ’ . , I II ' s i - w. J* .'■J?.ry>' i j j ■'WC'iS v 3 " .. : msm ' '•»,,1- M & 0 i ■ •« * ▼ •, \ r x i Vy1 O �\ . � 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 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 02, 1940; <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/6b68dfc09853a2f8cbc7faee5c2fa7f9.pdf 767aeb09a37b11917eb4dfaf6c7b65b3 PDF Text Text • « 2 S ew in g M achines 5 $3 & $15 K itchen C abinets $ 5 Up a 1 / Five 3-piece Wicker 4-piece L ivin g R o o m Suites •-- 4 - B edroom Suite * $19.50 Four 3-piece Overstuffed Y outh’s ^Bed Six 3-piece Cane Back 10-piece 5-piece Rock Maple (with leatherette chairs) B edroom Suite D inette Suite 9-piece $79.50 W >‘^4 g/» ‘ 5 0 B ed Springs ,* 7-piece $ 8 .8 0 Up $ 3 4 .8 0 $ 5 9 .5 0 4■ W ardrobe T ru n k s $ 2 . 5 0 U p R econ d ition ed P ian o $ 4 9 .5 0 �r ] F in ford (i The Only Centrsv Florida City Afford IAg Kali. Highway And Water Tranaportatioa. EPENPPf t j Member Associated P rat SOME GUN, EH, MESSIEURS? H a tc h B ill JVote Not Announced; Chairman Sumners Refuses To Discuss Committee Decision Act Would Hit Federal Workers Personal Campaign Contributions Would Be Limited • WASHINGTON, May 1.— *(AP)—The Hooee Judiciary Committee today killed the 8 * u to-approved Hatch bill to regulate political activi­ ties of state employee paid with federal funds. 'The committee ordered the bill tabled, meaning It will addition to restricting poactivities a t state amsal cam paign contributions i B erdan amendm ents to >t .large groups o f w orkers th e wage ho u r law w are dawn, t i l to * 6, In the u yesterday a fte r being so SANFORD, FLORIDAf Milk Strike Affects Chicago Customers Residents Urged To Brighten ftsusra&.'s __ Home F o r“ Better Homes Week” » Member* of 8 **lln*la County potrdU -and troops w in hold a two-day osmpores on tha vacant lo tM O th 0* tha diamond ball field on tha lake fro n t Friday and Saturday, D istrict Commla■finis .Charles 8 . Morrison said was previously sch b d u M 'tw o weeks ago b u t Inc lament iraothar foread the postrirn ra r n l natfl this coming weekTha aesnts sad patrols from all tho least apace. On the farm , rush aeaaoni In tha fields mean long hours and llttla leisure o t tha vary time flower gardens may ha m ost In need of weeding, cultivating and watering. But grounda around tho farm home are usually ampla for more of tho ornam ental trees and shrubs than those of tha to p n dweller,” Mrs. Andrew* said. "These two ih erp differences era worth considering whan, thb farm fam ily considers plantings to Improve the horn* grounds. Planting a few shrub* th is sea­ son and adding a few more from time t* time will soon make the home more attractive, and will conserve time in busy seasons. Shrubs and trass m ay need good CHICAGO, Ma:r 1 —UP>— Sevcral hundred t! lousand Chicago and suburban residents w ent w ithout milk a brrakTast today. A strike voted by tbe milk wagon drivers union halted vlr» tually all homo dellrerlaa In the Metropolitan area. Tha drivers stopped work be­ cam e of a d e p u te over a naw wag* contract w ith "We Associat­ ed Milk Pealer* o f Chicago. Tha old contract ex p ired a t m idnight~ TWaler* aourfht to seals 333 a week plus eomkiltslous. while driver* held fo r the 'o ld seals of I t s plus commission*. Residents of the M etropolitan area con-ume 1,600,000 d ib its of milk dally. Forty-eight percent Is home delivered. Four thousand drivers were affected by the from slips or cuttings from plant* strike. , already introduced. "To famllle* conelderlng Spring planting of shrub*, the new Farm ers' Bulletin ISM, Caro ot Ornamental Trees and Shrubs of­ * fered free by tb* U. 8 . D epart­ rr r s c n l Indie* lion* are that ment of Agriculture, W ashington, D. C., Is worth re ad big. Furman County Ju d f* R. W. W are will Lloyd Mulford, who retired re­ not have to undergo an operation cently from lb* Bureau of Plant but will be irnulred to remain Industry, ha* summarised a Ufa- M vrral wc«ka In the hospital for time o f experience w ith woody trcatm *nt for a kidney ailment, plants and offers practical ad­ it w*s learned from reliable vice th a t will answ er most ques­ tourer* today. tions about tree and shrub plant­ A ttendants reported th a t the ings. Mr. Mulford alto advocate* County Ju d re wa* In fair condi­ the us* of native plants In farm tion and raid th a t ha will prob. planting* as more likely to be ably begin to show Impiovcmcnt successful and able to grow vigor­ toon. ously w ithout demanding too much Urn* and attention," she concluded. Ware Will Not HaVe To Undergo Operation P e r m it G ra n te d Records Fall As For New Home In Spessard H o llan d City N cwb Briefs Sanford H e ig h ts Pushes Campaign A budding perm it w as tensed by Build lag Inspector Orady L. Duncan a t the City Hall pasterday fa r tbe construction of a onestu ry fram e boagelow la Sanford MARIANNA, May 1 — (Spe­ cial) — Crowd records continued to fall a* Spessard L. Holland, candidate to r governor, swept through northwest Florida on at* la st swing of this a m before firs t prim ary n eat Tuaeday, Is Jackson County aaat gav* A regular business mooting of the Lions Club will be held In connection with Uw dinner m eet­ ing of the club in the Velde* Ho­ tel tonight a t 7:00 o’clock. % ’ There will be a meeting of the Board of Doacon* of the F irst B aptist Church tonight c t 1:00 o'clock, tho Roy. W. P . Brook* announced today. I In regard ta Agricultural Imp m m ant point, ta g to legtslatloi fo r control of — ------------------- .a lt sickness la cattle. He also told of his seUvtUee la behalf If m e ! alectriftea- Thar* will b* a cpcctal burin*** m asting of the Shrine Club In tb* Valdes Hotel T hursday night at f;M o'clock, Pro* Idea) Ooorge W tlntU ln arid today. No dinner will bo paired. tion in the last legislator*. C a p t Constantine L DcWolskl Holland will do** hie days campaign w ith n speech In Fane- will ooctioue hta aertoc of dlscueele a i on la te st devil*pm anu abroad a t Urn Xplaoopal Parish Houeo Friday ti g h t a t >:00 o'clock. Tho pubtta t* taritad to B L S t S S S h tfS .-. “ E s ta b lis h e d In 1908 A llies Worried As Italy Kill M any Sounds Belligerent N ote In Midwest Mr X a w ta tN ri*<« Tomaillc wind* ripping te n * * Illinois, ctlons of aoulhem southeast M luoaH, and Arkanaaa and a cloudbutit In aaat T axal killed %t It a i l IS, Injured many; and caused thousands of dvital* of dam asa last night. Sir., w tr* killed and c itb t inlured, one critically, near Ben­ ton, Ark., aa a tornado cut a sw ath through a sparsely sattlad rural section. A t least threa wera killed, and an unestlm sted number Injured in Missouri and Illinois. A _____ fath er and a son were killed whan winds demolished their home a t Rich­ land, Tax. A child was tom from Its toother** arms by a flood and drowned when a cloudburst washed tha family from beneath a cu lvert where It had token refuge. A heavy rain and hall accom­ panied swirling winds In the midSouth, causing crop dam asa. W a­ te r sw ept Into ilorea a t Thomasvllle, Ala. Ilall damaged ripening straw berries In the northern A r­ N ot all tha big guna In use o r ready fo r use along tha W est­ kansas O tarks, and trees In a p ­ ern g ro a t are behind Germany*! W est W e ll This place of heavy ple and peach orchards ware up­ artillery la a P reach railroad rifle now located Msomewhera In the rooted by wind. w ar to n e ." Incidentally, the French caption asserted gravely, “ F rancs handles first-class m aterial." a bo moat practical In teau ttfy C am p o ree big homes In towns and,' in tha country. In town, spare m ay be Be Held Onlimited, but long aummdr even­ ings allow time fo r a ttsn tio n to F rid a y , Saturday tho annual and perennial plants th a t o ffer m ost flowers from JNESDAY, MAY 1. 1010 T ornadoes Heavy Rai n* Hal CauseMuchDamage To Crops In South; Wind Uproots Tree# of B etter 'APER CONFEDERATE JA&MINE R e v e r s e d Suffered In North As Nazi Columns T i g h t e n Hold On Norway. Chamberlain To Speak Tomorrow Germans Rain New Blows On British N a v y Squadrons Vtr 4i*urmi»fl r r t n Peril to tho security of their flanks in northern and southern Europe had Allied war leaders plainly worried today. The mcnaco in the north, tvhere fast German column* apparently have * clamped a stranglehold on central Nor­ way, was acknowledged by a British m ilitary spokesman. H* adm itted N ail advances put the Allies In a "dangerous and very ob*cure" position The British w ar office said British troops had w ithdrawn to "prepared poritlons" a f t e r ' "T-” listing tha G erm ans In tha Dothba» area. They said tbe altaar (Ion at Namsoa w as "Un­ changed," a t N arvik "salU fM r lo ry .” - The th re a t In the south *rn» that Italy m ight threw h e r pM ^ e r Into the N atl scat**. B riU lu, a i a precaution, ordaacd slon of m erchant Through Dio Medllotvah* Paris, a foreign m inistry man said th* Italian nttlti tow ard the AUla* "hOa bsoom* definitely alarm In*" la th* p u t iwo days. Cham berlain said ha wooM ■I.uke public a statem ent on Nayneglan developm ents tom orrow. G erm any m ined paw Idjwv on the British navy. Twb high rom mand said filers ' softtl a British cruiser, a destroyer, five transports, and heavily dan*: aged another cruiser, and five other transports. The British merely said "desultory bom blnf" was rontinulng a t the .Narasoa and BteinkJer areas. A German communique said " a t Trondheim fighting stUl w ent on y e ste rd a y " T his was ' —r m iT u n i i n r These trees covered with C onfederate Jasm ine blooms can lie seen In the gardens of Mayor rrgmrdcil in B erlin'''** m eaning and Mrs. W ultcr N. Coleman in Drramwold who have extended n cord ml invitutlnn to the pnlilic Allied resistance waa still fo r­ midable in some area*. lo drive by and s i r tlie.-e ,prrim rn> which at this season of the year are n gorgeous sight to helodd. The G ermans said th* AUioa These vines wele , tailed about I'd years ago. T hey rrq iiirr praetlrally no altrn llo n , a te ilitnuinr to lu-t 1 1 planes In an atta c k on rold w eather ami lilo>t pests, have luxuriant g reen leave* the year lirumnl, und in tin- Spring a ir Stavanger, and one In a raid on The B ritish the Oslo airport. loaded with fragrant whit*' htoxMima. acknowledged the loss of a*v*n planes, hut said “ heavy dam***" whs inflicted in forays last night a t two cities and Aalborg, Denmark. The G ermans also reported th* rupture of 4,91)0 prisoners. Bw*di'll reports said Norwegian troops still were occupying posi­ tions m irth of Slorcn. It m u tt more lu grow mid innr k it celery than it Joca nny other STOCKHOLM, May I — Allied vcgctnldo crop In the Florida | R e v . I* . o o h foices last night battiad along Kvcrglsdci, accord mg to It. II the G udbrands valley of Cantral Howard, oconomiat with the Stale Norway to escapo being driven A gricultural Extension Sctvicc. bark to tho acacoost by alodgbB u d g e t In aplto of that fart, however, ham m er Germ an drives which tho acreage rdanted to celery in w rro reported to have linked WASHINGTON, May I -(/!■) tho Kvcrglaucn ban rincTi IM) Instnllntinn of officers fur Oslo to Trondheim and closed —Charles U. D aw n said l>«t acres during the 1U-H3-H7 season 1940 w a, held last Might by the a steel vis* on two Alllod bases. night tba next president of the lo 1,000 aerra now. Howard accn Junior Chamber of Coinmt rce at G erm any’s motorised w ar m a­ Indication* th at an even larger Unltad Stale* would have lo fight acreage w ill go "In'* for the 19 III- its regular weekly dinner meet­ chine, pounding ahead w ith tr e ­ “the largest arm y of government t l cron. He w in mvialonn over- ing a t the M uyluir Hotel at mendous strides, appeared OB •panders, w asters and patronage- nroducllon of crlcry in " the which lime the llev. W. P. the bade of G erm an claim s to tha “ b llttkrtog" trend la not Brooks uddres-cd the group on be repeating dispensing politician!" In history (Hades, If tho tactics which carried it a c t u s to save the nation (u rn bank­ changed. The economist made a study "Contributions of the Church to Poland Ilk* an avalanch*. ruptcy and niln. of production costa fur two Progress of the Community." British, French and Norwogton Tha Chicago tan k er, who wu> years and found th a t on the O ffic e s installed were: Henry troops fought stubbornly w ithin tbe governm ent's first tudget di­ av erare it cost I I 0G.2 I per acre, W itte, Jr., president; Richard a rugged triangle reaching o d t rector and served a* vice presi­ nr 90.3 rents per marketed crate, dent in lb* Coolldgs adm inistra­ lo grow this crop In the Gladra. Deas, first vice-president; Joe north and w ast of Dombaa to tion, outlined ■ eomprrhemlve Average costs I y Items, as de­ O'Conner, second vice-president tha co ait but tha G erm ans acid plan of balancing ths federal bud- termined In the study, Include: Frank Bauer, treasurer and Ed­ Dombas and Bloaren to th* no rth near Trondheim had b««n “hope­ got la cn address prepared for Plant! 123.14 per acre, 0 rents ward J. Nelson, secretary. Elected to the board of direc­ lessly" caught In tba N a tl M r ualtvory a t tba annual meeting of per rrato) prenarlng and, transtb* chamber of commerce of the idantlnr. fertilising, w ater con tors w ire: Chiiilen llctts. Bob vancc. There w ai alm ost a complete trol, cultivation ami other grow ­ Clark, Floy Delgado, and C. K. United States. lack of Allied c|alm a and |h Speaking with acme of tho dl- ing costa, 1123.74 |*or acre, 23 C arter. Rev. Brooks said th at n com­ tom e Instances, It was adm itted th at w on-him the nick­ rent* ncr packed crate; harvest­ name o f "Hell ’n lltr U I " In ing. 946.99 ocr acre, 10 cents per munity w ithout churches would effort* to stem th* N atl tide h id Wsrld W ar days, Dawes charged crate; m arketing, 1212.34 per not last five years. The Church, been futile. British and N orwegian m ilitary th a t Trooldent Roosevelt's action acre. 47 cents per crate. These ha eiplalned, it one of tha most |R abolishing tba federal co-ordi­ m arketing charges averaged about bonoflclal factors in any com­ spokesmen adm itted last night m unity, not only from a cultural nating service In 1933 was one of IS cents par rr s te for grading Dombas and 8 toe ran m ight have tba chief causes "of the present and pack In e, If) cents for c u te s . standpoint, but from every other Germans* ik . fd l* a and th a t U * ■ for pro-coollr*. A for selling, standpoint as well. It Is * ® snllikaew WIight Setat have *M* condition ot chaoo In tho bueineea southern faMS fore* «m ■ltd 2 cent* fo r miscellaneous ren ter of community life, h* s t ­ coeded in breaking through t* of our governm ent" ar rtod. H it plan to balance (ha budget, coeta. It waa announced th a t there a Junction erith te a Trondhata* Howard's etude covered the waa tba asm* which Natl*. it H arding had put Into crop vest* 1937-33 and 19M-39. will be a m eeting of tha board I f G erm any's claims director* tomorrow night a t 1 9 tl. A t th a t lime, when H* found th a t costa of produc­ of F rench and rit tru e,, stro n g B ritish, t ayatem waa alio Initl- tion were hlvhar tha second year, tha homo of Henry W ilts. (C m lla o e S mm V a is Cto • continued, Harding, cro- and th a t returns from tha cron aad opera tod a system of were eonaldersb1" lower. Moat of DIES AFTER \\RF.CK wiacuttve control and co-ordina- •he ceU rv U sold f.o.b th* pack­ inghouses. _____________ BRUNSWICK G a- May 1 — pvor governm ental depart UP)— Edward T. Kilns, m anager P a rtly cloudy, show ers ' of tea Fsm andtna, Fla., pulp aaid th a t "under this STORM KILLS TWO plant of R aynirr, Inc., died a t central sa d n o rth east p o t •OW system and presidential lead­ coaler la a«t r cmc ership dwrinv tba whole fiscal RICHLAND. T*iaa„ M*» « — ■ hospital here yesterday of In­ ■lightly to night | T hursday _ A *rl"d-«nrm wrecked a juries received In an automobile portion o t i m . * government aspeno t debt reduction, hones and Ullod (wo person* accident la s t n ig h t Mr*. KBna, in no rth , p a rtly cloudy hi i tote n ig h t Th« d*-d aro J R h u rt In the crash on the highway ■hewer* In ex treme south pi Matte***, 79, and hi* son, Cecil, IB mils* south of hot*, rmalaod lata tonight o r T hursday i In a mkv* w t f l U w t ____ ., * « -- — St 3BSX .... ; Dawes Says Next Celery Is Most Installation Of P r e s i d e n t Must Expensive Crop Officers Held By J n Everglade* Battle Sp end e rs Junior Chamber E x-V I c c President Outlines Plan To Balance W. Br It Speaktl On Church In Community Life LOCAL WEA' _ sat- -fi �f * " F A V k TW O — The Sanford Herald! The private man, the public man A t midnight are the rame, and — an The aflent man, the. tetla tlv e man A t midnight are the same, ilreamIng Of haavena over the heart, tklokiyig • O f hollowa under the heart. —THEODORE SPENCER Tha Italian* are about a . neustruggle, a.- "tRana are. la only on* thing being Intolerant of In tote ran we be too rare who la going to h a elected to office. The wiaaat political prognoatkators are tha M aa wha don't know. Tha Jap* hove apent practWally three yeara trying to put thin Chin eve putala together, ami they aUu have a number of provlneea la it aver. MM camouflage In lh« *1 Army any Ar Mtere. Tha gaa masks alone, *t Weald Mem to a t would be sufflrlen t dbgalse, * Tirelesn Newspaperman George II. Clement*, who in ilireclor of publicity for the Florida Exhibit at the World’* Fair, in the aubjcct of conaldgrahle publicity hlnw lf, ap Preui her Allen, In the DeLand Sun Newa, writea a three-column utory on Tina veteran newapaiierman of 80 who I* described by Editor it Publisher as "a new*pn|»er man of yesterday holding Ilia own wilh tho journalists of today.” “George (Memento, hale and hearty at 80, is still work­ ing tlaily and Sunday, as is the habit nnd requirement of newspaper men, in hla continuous job as Director of Pul>llclly for Florida Exhibit*. After a eareer that egthrared war on foreign fields >j?d In American newsnaper rompeMtlon, Mr. flem ents rame lo Florida and refused lo re­ tire. “lie lias Ismn a (tower in the upbuilding of Kurl Brown's organization, which has put on the atale's won-, derful ezhihlta at all the recent big Expositions, and is now putting out hU Imst performance t*» make the Flor­ ida exhibit at the aecoud edition of the New York World's Fhlr better than Ita ftredccetMorn. Florida ia fortunate in having the services of such vast knowledge and rx|>crienced ability in Ihe promotion of Ita worldwido publicity." Citrus Advertising Contract Goes To Kudner Third Time LAKELAND, May Tha many Seminole County of Judge Ware will regret A rthur Kudner, im-., the Florida laara of the eerlona lllneaa Citrus rommia.ilans’ • o d rrrtl-in g baa confined him lo the agency fnr two aea -on*, yriteiduy was givin u law eonlrart to ex­ I. tend from Hrpl. I, lull! to AugIf aa many haiUeahlpa have a r t S, 11*41. The action was luken with only aunk by the Rrltlah and Garl a both (Idea claim, the on* dissenting vote, Harvey HunStatea m eat have ju it deraon of W inter Harisi explain­ tha only navy left o f any ing th at he **> not voting against retm tin n nf the N> w Yark ngrnry but frit a rt ion Von Rlhhantrop aaya tha Brit- ahoultl not be lakrn on the h iatted the War la Norway. m atter “ with Jnit a few day* German* aim ply lavadad Uw of nolle*.” f to keep tha Afllaa from Prior lo the vote on tho ho u r i Hoi tha Uon, which was made by H arry • rti O g h tin with tha Ulmer of Largo, advert Uing run* asilUe chairman, every member was called on lo express hlnuell Ik aeo m o aald to ha soma Rthe advertising m atter nnd M l candidate* fa r variou* efflM* general istlsfartlo n was exIn state „ . tha ™ it* of Florida. Of taurae pre '»ml with the program. The o o a ttla a n ha* tha ally to point era* osado that Ihe Kudner Veto agalMl all of agtney in two years has accumu­ aig iuniting for lated valuable Information about 0*0*1 ■alia*, i**, nut _ e citrus Industry which won Ve to be dcerlo|>ed Juat Utejtama. any other agency. Chairman Lutber U Chandler, who tangled with Henderson In a I ta n * , h a t th a m om roaaon debate oeer propriety of toting ha atvva fa r.a third term on the contract renewal today, ■aldi "I Informed the governor of my Intaatton to bring up tht* m atter two weeks ago and Im m M he thought It would boasslnabaaalf who will In* lo throw away tha two yrara th at a f rx p rrirn rc the Kudner agency dSr*MB*^Swb ter haa had." The chairman ’Tht* Aset not mean the go«>niur . F teM - BtetMoT l W r C i aa.thbrad e a d - egyr^s apy IpPumce ln selycttati ^ , C « of the ngenry. f Juat mentioned the in a llir to him becau-e it la inm ething of interest to the whole state." Advertising Manager I- W. Marvin r*|*orted that a rontract haa been prepanal setting out liroeedure lo be followed if a propoied 92n,OUO ripenditurc la mad* un the Florida rlb lb it ut the New York World’s fair. The rommiaalon recently agreed to put up IfS.OOo In canned grapefruit advertising fund., if the money ran be apent under dlroet supervision of commission representative*. The contract will he offered to Manager Karl Itrnwn nf Florida National Ex­ hibits, Inc. The rmnmlsalon moved to seek lower g rapefruit transportation cast a hy entering a freight rate fight through It* official agency on fresh fruit traffic problems, The Grower* and Shipper* league. DOCTOR'S M IS TAKE TUJUNOA, Calif.. May I OF)— Oner every year, Mrs. George Adam, M, walk* from her homo litre to Lo* Angeles Exposition park to Sec the flow­ ers. The round trip* ia about 4< miles and ska does It In / m day. W hat delights Mr*. >kdam It th p t twenty year* aro doctor* considered tier seriously rrippled with arlh ritla and other ailments. "I fooled ’e n t" she says. , HIIORTHNB ;- • *• * , . *" . LONG COUNT TOPEKA. K ant., May 1 — (A1)— Among tha short and snap>y an iwer* the census enumera­ tors r* received m erited was UtU from a alarks-«lad woman who opened (ha doar only a tra c k : “ All la the world we h are seven kid*. (W h y e. CHAPMAN FORSENATOR '•' ** * * *• ' - H om e because the United State* devel­ oped a new mine th a t rould be laid a t g reat depths and ex­ ploded a t the slightest touch. By JACK STINNETT F or three years, the Germans had been cutting cabld* on Al­ By JACK STINNETT World w ar repotta and map* lied mine*, emptying their deadly WASHINGTON, May I —OF) brought out. innards, slicing them In half fo r — When the memoir* of th ii T hat U, th a t the bualneaa of soup kettles and punch Unwin. war aro w ritten, our navy ex- llylng mlne-fleUa la about lu The new mine* ended that. pert* will arour them fo r an percent mines, 90 percent bluff, answ er to the question: Why, oh Don’t take this aa an underes- Accent On Bluff why.- didn’t—th e ~Germ ans tnlm- ttm ate o f th e vahie o f tb e mln# __ That_greatest__of_ all mining K ksggtrak and tha K%ttegat? menace. Dut tha underaea gar- effort* taught u a rrln g power* When newa came th a t ahlpa o( den Is much more sparsely plant- a new technique hut naval nu« the British navy were plowing| ed with the "tulips of death” th o rltlrs today a rr agreed that through tha gray mist* of llw than the w arring nations would it lias not been duplicated In the present war. And the con­ Skaggerak, navy men her* gog-jhave each other believe, gird. When NO word e a m t'ih a t This bluff la p a rt of tha game, sensus Is (hat there is more bluff a single Brltlah boat had herb I The navy departm ent baa a col- now than there w as .in the blasted lo the bottom by a m lrjd' lection of amaxlng map*. Solid World War. T here arc some expert* . her# the navy boys soubta’t baUekJ'.plnk squares, obloag* oblong* and triangles show “aanouoced" mine Who say that t lli'e 'TfiWrttfnli Tlsd their ear* and ryes. W ilh tho report th at the llril- areas. H ere, said tha Allies or good reaion NOT' to m ine tha The Ish not only had eroaaed the the Germans, a re mined seas. If Skaggerak. and K attegat. threshold tH randlaavtans rail you don’t w ant your ship blown Sttiggerak 1* 'deop (wvll over channels) Uut l.anii feet In some Hkaggvrak Ihe “sleeve") hut haft to sm ithereens, keep eut. swung around The Skew and on these self-same maps is a and the K attegat is narrow. In flerre. were headed down th at foyer of sm attering o f pepper and salt— both the currents are the Haltlr, the K attegat (the and these spots show the arra s Also, It Is raid, the natis wanted ' ' c a t ' s th ro at” ) the experts were ACTUALLY mined. T hat’s what to frave their only channels to Ihe outside world open. Maybe dumbfounded. Tho nails not I mean by 00 p e rrrn t bluff. them- guessrrs aro rig h t But only had left tha door wkl* open htttnry will have In prove it to hut hadn't even bothered ft> Mod* Skippers W ary Ihe unvy people. sprlnllle lark* on the floor F or example, the whole of the Raltlee was supposed to be HWAI.1.0WH RETURN mined In the W orld War. A ctu­ Leaked Like A Set-Up Wluit mi earth hud the (ice­ ally there was a sealterlng of mans been Up to? They mugt mines throughout this Inland aes which rould only hav* (accord 'hav* known fo r weeks, may ln»- to tho experts) “ aulsanre months, th at they were going try fo r the Rcandlnarlan coup. value.” Soma occasional destruc With Denmark aa a springboard, tlon was enough to make raptain w ary o f the whol* area. they could have poured trool endlessly across th a t narrow The announced mine area* In bow* Into Norway and Swrdei tha World W ar were of stag­ gering proportion*. From the It’s hardly more than a frrt 1 boat ride, and between ribbon w estern comat of Franco, below of m ints through which Ihe Bril the English channel to the North lah navy could not cut. It weul Sga, there was hanlly an Impor­ hav* be*n aa safe a ride as front ta n t chaaaal th a t w aaa't mined. New Y ork's D altcry to Drdlo* B ut many of these sections had only a acattorlag of “death tu Island. Tha astonishm ent of Ihe folk* iipa." On# section mined thoroughly m tho Navy building a t this oneta tha tao mile* from Scot­ more cockeyed fact In the most where tha edrkeyed w ar In history, sent land to Norway, G reat Bri­ me to the record. T here's no United S tates and real anawer there but there ia tain In 1117 and 'IS laid 70,• mine* tn make a Magfhot hr hart no rrgret* th a t ha forsook a a interesting phase of this min­ ing business which a study of Ita* a f Urn antraac* to the North. a political job fo r fa n a o r. , Baa. This p ro ject sea* possible WASHINGTON DAYBOOK Going P lB ces? BATTERIES GENERATORS STARTERS Repaired! RADIATOR cimbIrc a Repairing I A t l e n t on« of tha two oppoenU of Col. J . M. Lea, who 1* seeking re-election to the office of 8 U tex Comptroller, la cam­ paigning wilh 1 Ufar-coated dyna­ mite, which la ao dangvrou* a th reat to tha principle* of demo­ cratic government lh*l The Time* cannot remain Indifferent lo It bees n r , while It Involve* political petsonalltlr* In which the Time* la pot Interested, It olio Involve* principle* t f good government for which the Time* will always f ig h t There have teen report* that this candidate, E. G. Frmaer,- haa qnletly making prorttae* that ' ‘would he "lenjeht and cssy going" about collecting tines, and Wednesday night In Ybor City he plainly atated th at he would “never do se a man’s bualneas or taka hi* property If he didn’t pay U se*." la other words, he would do nothing about the tsxdcdger hut simply load Irl* unpaid tan-s ply lo on the w rit* of those who pny taxes. T hat demagogic policy, If it* author were ever allowed to pul It Into afreet, would eventually elone the bualneas o fev ery he nest man In Florida and take away the Ffoyett* of every faithful taxpayer, because these are the peo­ ple on wham thi* speaker's policy would load Ui* entire burden of tg«*a while pei-mltllng flic big lardodger to ride free. That Is the sta ff of which anarchy Is midc. Comptroller Lee ha* repeatedly , printed th a t.th e S tate’s lax ted out t' ' tax collection law* and periodic bargain-counter lax settlem ent«, allowing aorne property owners to eee*ne their fair share of the v»mi in , ii.sw h m ip i coal VI of government, has forced up levies on faithful Inxpkyetsa and left the State and comities without sufficient funds frr schools, old age pensions, old lu dependent children and p hogres. j ahre government. Yet a t least one of his oppon­ ents promises that no m atter fth st the next Legfelnture does t» equalise this hlirrtcn he will not ee.Heet taxes from some merrlmnl * and property owners and roller! more from others. This eandld.it.has,' moreover, pledged himself to Ignore the S tale Supreme Court and In effect destroy the State Highway Syr tern ty giving r»nsolina tax revenue to County C'ommlsslonrls. Till*, r f emi’rp, Is tim ed nt Comptroller I.ee’s commendable action in asking the Stato Su­ preme Com t In rule whether or not It w is rnnslitntlnnnl for sev­ eral rmmties ihm urh special leri*. latlve arts. In pet State gasoline 1S T revenue nnd use it for highway nnd hen! pinpo-es while the Slate highway system is lag­ ging behind il« need* bee*u-e of o ta'k nf funds. The Slate 8 u- S TANDARD KRVJCE th a t * these preme CouV special a c ts' Were "flleg al* -an d * | opped the dlvenion. stoph The Times Is not interested In the personal ambitions of the can­ didate* for S tate Comptroller but when principle* of democratic government ore threatened by de­ magogic promise*. It imial aoggeat that the ram lhlatrs get something else beside* thi* choco­ late-covered chaos with which to raripalgn because the people of Florida anrelv are not golnj?' to fall for It.—T am ja Times. The ordinary house-gat t» known tu have been established in Italy before tho Christian era. X= £ = = * = Jlc-clect W. A. McM ullen * .*1 . Constable Fourth District He lius lieen fnir lo everyone. He knows his work. Your Inryc vote four yenrs uro was Rrcntly appreciated nnd so will your vote on May 7, T D one Welsh Tire Shop v ri.rA v ix iw ti r u m H K rsiiusn rnii. ta n a m n k FOR TAX COLLECTOR • A p ra c tic a l buftinetut m ini o f p ro v e n a b ility . • 20 y e a r s m e e tin g e x p e rie n c e nnd KorvinK I In* p u b lic. • fclect n Imainea* man for n huftiMftjiirkA nriministration. Vote For £. C. (Ned) SMITH, Jr ITS MADE BY HOOVERI ITS GUARANTEED BY HOOVERI 1 1 1 * Kodak Be Sure To “ Let Ua Check • Your Car. Firatt corrs WEDNESDAY. MAY 1. II ALONG THE POLITICAL. FRONT. THISrBATTLE I& STILL RAGING Hot Spot Although tho rtporta front Norway nre olmcure and conftmlnR, nufflclent Information has manaped to "•<*P ' ^ t oj rrfc r.T a ia ! aT' through tho Allied and German cennorahlps to make it m a s s s - a ^ y - s - A" clear that tho Brltlah and French nro hnving a pretty R O I.U X D i . n r * » tough time of it and that a few more dnya like tho laat week will find moat of Norway mmplelely In Gprman .g o z j - j e a - - m o« i t m hands. . . . . . la « < i m m The capture of Dnmbaa and Btoron, if Indeed they have born captured, onablea Ihe Nazia to oatnhliah u aolld line from Oalo to Trondheim, nnd to rush auppliea hy train from tho aouthorn port relatively near German • a ilo a rr aelleee, a n « l .l l * M nod H l l i n a t baaca, to Trondheim, the northern port, which hitherto haa i l aa r a n a t l i t M ta far lieen* dependent upon plnnra for aupirfioa nnd relnforcc-------- r f w l * w W be **ara< monta, and nlao cuta Norway In two, with the important a t r t f . U f M t t n i a t t ta lt». Industrial nron In the handa of Germana. nml leaving the a v v t t t t t n » l lt r a lt la ___ It ! ftete M a t . t n l . i i a narrow rocky northern part to the Allien. ana m a a l M la a t itn tThe Germnna have boon nblo to achieve their apeci a t l i t ta a a l»» Milk primr-Asjteo — m ia la r k lta a * a a t tacular victori"* of the laat few daya primarily liecuuae of their command of the nir. Although the British landing ale la a member a t T V Dombaa ____ > r t f — ttM ta It ta rla - porta of Andnlantyt and Nnmaoa were nearer to * Mitten la a t aa* a t rr< than Oalo tho Allies had greater difficulty in supporting It a at a ll aataa a i » t ttH >t« because of l a II a t t a t t l i t t t U t their am all fnrcea thorn than tho Germnna a Ikla Iw a tt n t *!• • being artta aakllakt# k rttla . the terrific Itomblng ralda which apparently were •a t t l l l m l a a at u t t l i l constantly carried on agalnat land troops, supply dumps, karala a t* aUa i t w n a . fransporta and naval veaaetH. WEDNESDAY, MAY I. IMO On the other hand the Alllea, having few If any landing fields In Norway, and dependent upon planes fly­ toCLB VERSE FOR TODAY ing all the way from England for whatever aerial assist­ ance they received, were unable either to hnmper German SHOULD EAGERLY USB APPLY D1VINB GUID- reinforcements being rushed to the north or to fight off raids. C.E: How ahall w t n r a p t if with any degree of success the ileatllv German wa^na*f«ct ao great a ta in t Ion? Tho Nazis gained thin advantage In the nir liccausa of ItX their seizure during the first few days of the invasion nf 1 all the major air fields In Norwav. A KIND OF TRUTH It looks aa If onlv a miracle now can save Norway (P ro m Tha Atlantic Monthly) from German domination. Such control of course means T he public man, tha prtvmta man the Isolation of Sweden and ultimately the domination bv M midnight w t tha tam e, and the Nazis of the entire Scandinavian peninsular, for surely The talkative man, tho allrnt man If the Allies cannot save Norwav. they could do litth or H R midnight arc tha tam e, think- nothing to save Sweden after Norwav has fallen. Tho next logical step for the Germans, with the north coun­ hafloera •u n d e r the heart, tries securely In their grasp, would In* to lake Holland and dreaming Belgium. * O f haevena over thi* heart. From there, with nir bases on tho coast of Norway, ''W h a t have you done today, Holland and Belgium, the final subjugation of Britain by W aller?" means of devastating air raids would not be difficult. If "Said manganaae for tin." W hat will you do tomorrow, Ihe British government were awake, it would anticipate W illiam ?" this new danger across tho English Chnnnel and get the "Shudder Inside my akin." "W hat b a n you done today, Jump on .the Nazis for once while they aro still able to do it. But the Chamberlain government will probably wait until R obert?" "M ade speech a radiant aim." after the war Is over. "W h at will you do Inmormw, Richard?" "T alk to myaelf alone." Richard, William, Robert, Walter; ■ M nlgbt h ai begun. . T H E SA N FO R D H E R A L D , SA N FO R D , F L O R ID * T T RENAUD BATTERY SHOP b * h w * lfu lt g f f l d t , *.1 -J W HY? Realise U t echool trustee for 10 t be Is familiar with the prehlew of celhwla and il* Ip f e w of M m « t» ihiKvHOi > �J trSDNESDAY, JrfAYj, i»40 And Personal lety Editor _______________ • Social Calendar FRIDAY Tuesday Contract Club Holds Meeting: Ame lo-n Legion Auxiliary will meet a t Ihe legion hut at 7:30 P. M. when a special memorial se-v- Ice will he held for Mrs. 11. 11. • Stevens, a departed member. All raembtr* are requested tn hr prerent. Woman’s Interdenominational Circle of Mnorc’* Sloth n will meet a t Ihe Sunday School .it 3:1*0 • P. M. May Pay Dali hono Ing the May King smt Queen and the member* of the Senior Cl* * will ha given from 0:00 P. AL until »;00 o’clock in Ihe City Hull. The a i i n m Is sponsored hy Hie Jimim Clara, of Seminole High 8ch* ol. ’ n . Mellon C hapter of Honand Daughter* of the Territory rv Florida will inn I ol H;l>0 P. M e a l the home of Mr. and, „ Mr.-. R. F. Whit tier. • • MONDAY Circles of Ihe W.M.S. of the | r^ r rt M rlhodin Church will n n rl ; dr. follows: ' (Mir In One will treet wilh Mr*. The home of Mr*. M. F. Wiggin* mi Magnolia Avenue wa* the scene yeslrrtlsy uftertioon of the regular meeting of Ihe Tuesday Contract Club. Decorated with gladioli, del­ phinium and other Spring flow­ er*. the living room of the home wa* ti ed for the two table* of i-iime* throughout the afternoon. IHgh score prise wa* awarded tn Mr*. Martin Bram and sereeno prise to Mrs. Floyd Palmer. A salad course was served at the ronrliialon of the games tn the following: Mrs. W alter Cole can. Mr*. W. I,. Morgan, Mis. II. I ..IVrkin*. Mr*. W. C. Pill. M r . W. A. Fill.;. Mr.*, lurk. M** Drum. Mr*. Palm er and t Mr*. Wiggins. ... - - Mrs. (ion/alez Ih Hostess To' Club ^ rue ht. 3:00 P. M. * Circle Two will ine.-l wilh Mr*. Clarenre Wynn, Soulh : anford Avraue, ft 3:00 i.’eloek. v Cfrele 1 hr*" will meet wi.h Mfs. W. S. Thornton, Wo*t i ir*l - f f t - ' f ,1 3:00 iV|,ick. w Clrrle Four will meet with M n. For that dress tlint Mother would HUe , to have—and doesn't seem lo get around to buy­ ing— WE HAVE IT Chiffons, Voile*, frepea, Netn, Batistes. Site* 18 ‘k to ««*» $2.95 to $10.95' __________TtWfiiooa 148 Phi Alpha Kappa —— —— — — — Selects Pledges q / . Eight pled*.** to the Phi Alpha Kappa sorority w ire selected last evening at a meeting of the group at the home of Miss Mary IVi/gln* on Onl: Avenue with Miss Je-sle Durden, newly elect­ ed president, presiding. The girls elected to rerve as pledge! until n e \t Fall when they will he initiated and become ac­ tive members inrliut* SIIm Lois Caldwell, Miss Jean YVhizham, •Mis* Helen Hutchison, Miss Katherine Wiggins, Mi's L iltirli fiorml.-, Mis* I surelle Dutton, Miss KliTshetli Fite and Miss Angels Meisch. Final plans for Ihe W. P. A. Girl-h-eak sponsored tonight by the sorority werr dbruseeit. Girls are to wear slacks or overalls to the ilanre and h-ing either a date or n shovel, it wa • announced by the committed in charge. WEDNESDAY . F.A.K. soroiity will sponsor -f A W.P.A. Girl-break dance t< night " fiom 8:00 P. Al. until*, 12:00 o’clock at the City Hall. THURSDAY West Side I’rin io y ParentTeacher* Association will meet ut 2:80 r . M. in the sch.ol preceded • ly a Bond Alerting at 2:00 oclock. Installation at off c.*r* fo: next year will he held. South Side Primary P. T. A. will meet at 3:00 P. JL, p rented by an Kxscutive Hoard meeting a a t 2:13 o’clock. Seminole Chapter Two, Order o f r y t e r n S l:r, will hold It* te g ­ ular m re.tng at 7:30 P. Al. in the Masonic Hall. The prngiani will honor all membe-s of the rln p te r who are mothers. At B:ful o’clock. • lefore the meeting, a covered dish supper, to which all member* and their esrort* are Invited, will he held. Townsend Club will hold It* weekly meeting at 7:30 P. Al. in ft the Court House. Eteryone Is Ihvllrd tn allend. J. W. Thraille of Orlando wa* the gues. of Mr. and Air*. G. S. Lltrell Sunday. • Friends of Mr*. Litflan Jrhnaon will te g rrt to Itarn m at . he I* III a t her home. Miss Betty Browning of O rlan­ do wa* u guest la»t weekend of Miss Marian EsHldge. Lewi* R. Mitchell of IVianon, Tenn., Is spending sevrral dsy* in San/oid whh friends. Mrt. YL Moses left Monday for New York City whrre she wa* called by the d rath of her mother. Grammar School To Observe May Day. Fuller Warren Gerhard Dahl Is Talks To Crowd Fleeted Director At Gainesville Postal Telegraph May Day nn.l llrslih Pay of the Gram m ar School will be celeb tatrd Friday morning beginning a t 10:00 o’clock wilh on outdoor program a t the school. Program for the day includes: Gymnastic exercise*. May Pble Dance Chapel tltuc Ribbon Award* Presentation of King and Queen of Health of Sixth Grade and Prince and Princes* of Health of the Fifth Grade at 11:00 A. M. G irls’ Track Event* anDali Games nt 11:30 A. M. Lunch, 1:00 o’clock, lloys’ Track Events, 1:00-2:16 o’clock. Boys’ Ball Gnmc*. 2:16-3:15 o’clock. ‘ Lunch svlll he served In the cafeteria and ice cream and cold drinks will be sold on the ground* during* the nftfrnoon. Everybody l« extended a cordlnl Invitation to attrnd. If you want ivy clipping* le I snrout, nlace them In lar* of ••■aler and keep them In Ihe light I They will •nroiil w llh’m a -week i *o Keplini*h the wat*” 'd ally . | When sprouted, tran sfer Ihe Ivy i 'o howls for house or porch_ dec| oration or plant It out, of doora. N.*d Smith. Silver Lake, a t 3:0fl n’clock. r i d e Fire will meet with Mr*. I’-nold Mar*h, Weat Twentieth S lrer . et B:06 P. Yf. Circle Seven will meet with Mr*. C. K. McSIairow, 2681 S an­ ford Avenie, t t 3:00 o’clock. MAKE MRS. CLIFF P. 1IANNUM EuRtin, Florida Your. Delegate from the 5th OngreMional District . To Democratic National Convention I ra id M M a e t A 4 v .) Today and Thursday 1940’s First Great Love Story! IBAD) G 'K 1...M £ £ t S " ^GOOD)BO^ Tea-Contract Club Has Weekly Meeting Mr. and Mis. Dick Aiken left Satutday for Columbia, S. l\, where they plan to spend srveral E ntertaining at her home on weeks. C tystal L ike with a luncheon pre­ ceding the bridge game*. MiaRoy Frank Symcs. St., wn* ho*les* yesterday to Ihe member* of the Afternoon Tea-Contract l lub for It* weekly ni,cling. Spring flow n* from her g atdvn* were used r* flu id decorawent an operation thl* morning tlon* on the luncheon tallies mid In the Fernald-IJtughlnn Memorial tn the room* where the eluh member* were entertained. For Hospital. the afternoon’s game*. Mr«. G. 1. » ---------Mr. and Yli*. TV. J. David have I.mirk* sc, red high. Member* present with M'*. gonp^to We*t Palin Beach where they pVin to spend several week* Synte* were: Mr*. S. (». CLi*e, with their son-in-law and daugh­ Sr., Mr*. 11. M. Pnpwnrtli. Mr*. tV. M. Scot I, Mr*. W. T. Lang­ ter, Ylr. and YP*. A. E. lute*. ley, Mr*. R. J. Holly, Mi*. II. F. Mr*. Herman Ylrddler and tvhllner and Ml*. I snick*. lau g h lrr, Mary Kale, are rxtwctrd to arrive Salurriay from Chew Cnase, Mil., lo spind seve-al Vverk^ wilh Ylr*. Kali- W arren. Mrs- Meddler Js the form er Hitgrnla Wajrvn. ( l Pill PLAI N r ttl ItOANOKI , V n, May I —i l l — A young uinn ha I two city tag* for the same car and wanted h refund on one of them. He had told hi* girl lie oidiit have money to buy hi* unto law. The young Inly, cot'iiitant of hi* approachini» birthday, l i o i i g h l lie lag a* a present. I" Ihe liiiMlitliili1 the v o iiim * man ha.I s:■i*«-,l lIn* money and Iniughl one. The council vot­ ed to lefiind the money to the j nun,- l.oll A IMCTURR YOU’LL KNiOT --------R g_EV ER V TH COY I.AUGHS—TEA! DON’T MISS IT! ; >e» m ~ — » •- . , A ADDED i — r ' — 8 KLZCTKO SHORT SURJCCTI RM BI SEMINOLE CREAM ERY CO Yli** Do:olhy Cemeh <f Or’ imlo wa* Ihe luncheon g u d l yesterday at Mr*. J. N. .Tolar nt her home an West Tenth Street. M'*< Cmieh nlan* to le ve ne*t week f,c ihe New York World'* Fe*r V her-, .he will he eonneeled with the Phirldn F thihil. Ilentley, Likeland atio m ry and c.ndidate (or (hr offico ol A ttor­ ney Geneial, upon completion «f a vl-it to all of ihe 67 counties, exprevted himself today as believ­ ing that he would be the ni'.'A A tunncy General of rlo Ida. The former hiod o{ Ihe Flerlda f t i t e Bar Association declared that the people of Florida not only want a qualified and com­ petent kisvyer a* their A ltornry Geneial, but because Ihe A t­ torney General serve* on »o many u lite hoa:d*,a man oho I* IntrrcMed In nromoting ihe public rehool sy-tein ami one who will help manage the a f­ fair* of the stale economiotlly and efficiently In the Intere»t ef all tjxpaye'*. Bentley, who he* never held ptroli: office, ha* I een a con­ sistent supporter of ihe public school*; he helped prepare •fe,ap apyfe il,a,o twwklw glw to the l^gi*lalure mn*t of the rteently rnacteil school liws. Having laugh, in Id* young man­ hood, he ha* always been found fighting in behalf of tearhrra and a 9-montha efficient school ayaUrn for Flerlda children. Mr. Beutley'j friend* derlate th a t he I* a public spirited cititen inter­ ested In good government and the public v elfare. “The many filrnds I have made all over Florida in the public ■errice I have rendered,” said Mr. Beutlev, “are carrying on my campaign for me brreuse I have M l had Ihe money to nut on a spectacular campaign with paid works:* and high-priced adver­ tising. I am convinced, however, that the eitltru s of Florida real­ ise the Importance of the At­ torney General's office and be­ lieve in rav sincerity and ability to randgr distinguished service to he State of Florida aa their A t­ torney General.’’ Advice to Brides DELAND, May I.— The sen­ sible people of Florida have mado up th eir mind* that the time has arrived for a new day of square dealing in F lor­ ida, W alter Fraser, business man candidate for governor, told a cheering throng here today. “ Following the example of tingood people of l.nuisiana,' F ra* rr said, “ Florida cillien* ev­ eryw here have taken Inventory on Ihe operations of H ip stale governm ent during fiO years ol law yer-governor regime* and have derided th at a solid, p racti­ cal business man is needed at the helm. “ A* we head Into the final stretch, you people should take stock of the men seeking the state's highest office and d e te r­ mine w hether they can, on the basis of past perform anres. serve you a* governor w ithout allegi­ ance to special Interest* they have served in the past.’’ ATLANTA, May 1 —(/J*)— A t­ torney General Arnall veiterdnv declared Ihe Democratic paity primary rule* would not liar for mer Governor Talm adee from seeking the governorship again T ahntdge yesterday asked Arnall for the opinion. DANCING ORCHESTRA Al ike alrake a l a every afler, .**»—« » elaee a Iree reek tail alaaaaiee ike see y .a alrraev M ilk JA C K A m « ;r i t (i '• i l u i f u s f C o r n a r ( J i n .n'.ii s M .itliMHi .m il S la ty S l i 11 Is. w in it • l l l i i i 'i s HARRY KUPOUf N am i IHOMAS McGINlY k c i p tin ii .i l l i v m ux inft- A n d at c m 11 t 'vnu i C H lS lf RFIIID i* \ i m i i i m s liitsii-s i c iR a r c tle Itl-l-.IIISt S llllll.il s ti.i \ c Im iiid OME on ini See if iH iiiin't (he linen Kelvinaior ever build CLook al il-from gleaming oul tide, hnithrd in long-life I’ernulu* . . . IO ipecioul I I I ) square fret of shelving, f in the fsni about the POLARSPIII.RE tea led unit dial uses current leu than 20% of ihe tim e under average houirhuld coodiliunt. Look ai ihe priec . I . you’ll hardly believe ill And remember this ii ju«i one uf Kelvinaior’» smeiiog 1910 value* —(her ieve you H 0 io UU Come ia end u t these licauliful new Kelvioaiort si new low pciica. H O L L O W A Y 'S MARINE ROOM Orange at W all, Orlaada Wa (a v e r t Xa Aemlaalaa In the Mountains of North Carolina CHIMNEY ROCK CAMP FOR BOYS lir e h.aaoo—July I Is Aug Ik •g* ' (i’eortfe S. Wiliner — Gerhard M. Dahl, chair- political tm uvan nmvi-d tut' man of the , hoard ot : tiaim -villc la-t night, *••*•« I m p tin- ltmokl>n alononttan Trmi«it I llubciiiatm ial I’nndidutu Kullci »’"rpn. re n n tly wn* elected » di-l W arren to I'mirl lb n o Square lector of )Vv»tul Telegraph, Inc., Tlnee airplanes, p d .i.d by it »vn< announced following the echool-dny friend*, circlol a h o monthly Inciting of the hoard of the line id more Ilian (ill nileimi. the newly organized company bile-.* that d ove hero fn n i A* t■ lornied to own the nation w idc.chua, where Warren epele* l.*t« land line’, of the I*o«tnl Tele- yesterday afternoon. The phiiue, g r - ’ih evati-m. ;«nd nine: of the ear», nee. n tp n i lI Mr. Dahl la a director of the W airen llirmighiiit the il '■ lltixl.lyn uni Queen* T ra n sit,. 'peaking Itinemr.v Few York Rapid Transit. Midi A* mod U ft letup from seven Hrooklyn line t'orporationa and Central and North Florid i i..:n the Willintii-hurg Power Plant it,.,, , a tli.i.d I n , la-t mghl ror • orporation. Previous to hi* a * -!u " W a r n : f.n t;..\e n m ” alt., j "elation with Hrooklyn and Mail- that he un» ,h finitely the I. .1 lintiuH Transit Organization*. Mr. i.indhlatc it, < ,r tli. Paid wn* a partn er of llavdni | s ta te . Wnrr. ii told hi n .id n f.e h'luii** niul 1 oniimny.’ itlw.l h»» win “hum *l> »*iat» 1 •• "Land of the Sky" Near Aahevilie • PAGE TKHEF. Bentley Says He Will Be F lo rid a Fraser Expounds M orney-G eneral View3 In Speech ToDeljand Crowd LAKKIJkND, May I. — r .l R. Vote for MRS. C U FF P. 1IANNUM ’/ y TnE SANTORO HElCn n. SANFORD, FLORrUA On* e f A m rrlea'a e u ta la n d I n g p r l v a l * r a m p * f u r U>r* J i k u l i e m g a — l a r g e f l e e t <>l n a e i i and raw and rail k oala . . . a ll w a t e r a c tlv ll le* — r l f l » — a r r b e r y — k e o u i i s g — e v v r y lk la g deer In a k « r a h e a r t , n l v e y a u r h ay ik r bapplral o f a ll a a a im e ra k y a r a e iim him la C h l m a r y l l o r k ihla * IH ualraled m iural. C a ta lo g u e REES^J, COMBS, un RANDALL ELECTRIC CO AMERICAS BUSIEST CIGARETTE i \ ... a t every corner its �* WEDNESDAY,-Mift VJ H R SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA i s r a n c o r u T o r T im e s w m r «rxoLB e s u m , €. F. Coe S«y»| •TATM . o r*©rUM UUA. IN HB T i l l . fcSTATB O P L R. Florida Mast Gel 8TSKTl.FAO ltD - b*c«»»*d. IN l*nO A L l, W HOM IT MAT CONDefense P r o je c ts TONCVHNI olle* la h e reb y g iv en th a t NVIN- W a lk e r I r f H P w b lk I S c h o o ls B e I m p r o v e d ______ Sbjb Next President Most WEST PALM BEACH, May t. ~ Spenders.‘ —Declaring himself th* champion :------ _ „ , I of tho CSUM of odocstlop In j In t h T f l s S l f s i of | Florida, and e rrin g an Improved public .chool system, H in a Walkor, otndldata for governor, sdsold th at, in “ tho peas- dressing * U rge gathering of r o t­ sllelrd confusion of gov- or* her* laot night, sold th a t boetnoea affairs," th* every county of Florida “should _Jent m ight adopt th* bo EMUred of s foil nine-month proe*dur* which h* asld term of achool, with fro* bcoka esrri*d c u t far IM Jt from th* primer up to th* tw elfth ». H f *s*eutlv* order, th* pr*xigradCo” d s s l ©mat enable th* director of W alker contended th a t tho* pub­ the budget to crest* « a organlaa- lic school system had been neg­ tla a which will empower him to lected and th i t while th* coat of table for the pr**td*nt Irapsr- operating various departm ents of taformatlon nee w eary for tho th* State had Incrcsaod greatly, ezecutiv* to make th* de- th* coat of education In tba S tate j Incident to tualneaa policy. bad Inc reared but 14 percent In B. Th* preaidenl muat make It th* past ala years. iting cabinet S'cssdlU on, fa appointing Independent WAR PROFITEERING? -SfSndlng agenclra, thhat a t Ui* oppoint*** pledge to support him in BRIGHTON, E ngland, M s; 1. tadueing *ap*ndltur*a and balanc­ in g th* budget. Disloyalty to tho —Brighton Educational Commit* president In hia effort* to bal­ te* accused tbe town** churches sa** th* budget would mean die- of "profiteering a t th* *apena« of evaeueef** and rejected a achedMissal. of rentals for hit* o f church 8. In the firs t month of hia a!* term of office th* preaidenl muat property a* additional achool*. -.© all th* butinea. organisation* of th * government to a public meet­ ing. There burrou chiefs woeld b* ordered to report within .10 ilava what p art each could rave of the unap*nt remainder of his rum -nt annual appropriation. WANTED 4. To help him during hia first An opportunity to work for yaar, the president m ost call In a large number of •Mble tualneaa you m your County Prose­ c u tin g Attorney... EDWARD executives” to advla* him “where th* aa could b* properly and ef­ J. NELSON. fectively wielded on w ait* and ex­ I Pal* re lit lea I Adv.l travagance." Classified Advertisements f FOR BALE BUSINESS SERVICE SION PAINTING—I t . L. W orthen OVIEDO MUCKLAND any terms If development I* made. C. at W. !L Bella H*r. S ta. P>. Reed, V tl S. W. ! 6lh Avc., Mi­ R 91S0. • • ami. W . J . KINO, Plumbing. Phona 60. SW EET POTATO plant*. Ilea Packard, Phon* 414-W. f HAVE YOUR W atch n p a ir a l by I*. -. ' ea* ‘Who really know* how. GROCERY AND Meat Market al Briggs, JawaWr Magnolia Ava, 1610 W. 13th B t Phon* 02S-J. SITUATION WANTED DOROTHY GRAHAM wants lob draining house, u u i-» Holly USED SEWING machines, corner tn d A Palmetto Are. FORRBNT MARIE TAYLOR w aaU Job do- 8 BEDROOM furnished bungalow, hou»cwork or «s nuts*. 817 g a n g * . Apply 308 Park. & f A rc. MISCELLANEOUS LOST AND FOUND GRADUATE PIANO tuner, 21 LOBTi WHITE mal* Spits pupyears In Florida. Sowing Ma­ iy . a n a w m to n am t of Snipe. chines Repaired. N. U. Kindt, TtUphone 110. Phon* 312-W. UWT Atftr F o u n d BULL SERVIOE at your place. C. A. Shrlner, Lake Mary. Phono County 3802. r jc m b FRAGRANT GARDENIAS. OCALA, M-ty I. —Florida must be-pushed as a alia fe r national defense projekt* or tho 8tato will continue “the most vulnorabl* spot in tho United State*,” Charles Francis Co* of W rit Palm Beach, Democrat and candidate for Uie United State* Senate, told an audience her*, In Brookavtll* and In Panama City yesterday. II* diacusaed with Ocala voters the project* for national defense, particularly development of In­ land waterways and expansion of deep w ater harbor projects. Such Improvements will coma to Flori­ da, he said, If tho people send young and vigorous men to tho Senate to fig h t fo r tho Stmte’e rights. Coe ended hia W est Florida campaign with a radio speech In P 'n am a City yesterday morning. He had Intended flying SCO miles across the gulf In tint* to apeak a t noon In Brooksvllle but eras delayed cn his take-off by squalls and did not reach Brooksvlllo un­ til the middle of tho afternoon. Ha apeko there to a crowd that filled (he courthouse yard and then diove to Ocala for tho night meeting. Whitehair Speak] Before 7,500 Address In Miai v x 1. A i l/tfri* Jt^U * w tsb U sh and ^ I n tala, than* grasses being cruwi4 out by weed*. Carib grass te ““W W i a u s - ' c m ,..; obtained by a d d m ilS g the I » nerlm e.it Statlbn a t aalneevilta Ihr. N«Pw say*. m A rb w it h m ixer C A R W O N .^ F i r s t p u b licatio n A p ril S. IMS. I O A L L WHOM IT MAT CON- F lo rid a . c.B RN : N otice Is h e re b y g iv e * t h a t R . K M dtaehil H. W a ltb o u r filed bra fin a l re p o rt d e c e a s e ^ ' on*Vhi* Vrd ‘d a y o f A p ril aa K s e c u ta r o f tb e e s ta te o f SIRB. O. A. MANARD. d ecea sed ; t h a t he R. B . W A L . filed h te p e titio n f e r fin a l d is ­ **’ *■ c h a rg e . s a d th a t he w ilt a p p ly ta o n e ra b te IL W . W A R E. C * a a- IN TUB COTSIT OP T1IB COUNTY JCDQK. IK UIVO t* OOl’IT T . •TATB OP PUORIDA. IN PBOO f"lU tSrtlB BMTATB OP MRS. D. Ag9 A. MANARD. Deceased. iy J*4 ii n ^ JIrm ta e i^ J Q o a iiiy ^ N1E If AHK1BON r V L V U H U HIM h e r fin al re p o rt a a A * m ln islra .ria of th* e s ta te o f 1* M. TKI-KOIIO, d eceased; t h a t ah* fllsd her p elllio n fo r fin a l d itc h e rs * , and th a l th * wUI a p p lv l o . th * H onorable IL W. WAMI4 C o u n ty J u d s e of Sem inole C ounty, P le rlirt. on th e t t t h d a y of M ay ISIS, f o r ap p ro v al of ta m o an d f o r f in a l d lse h a ra * ■* A d m in is tr a te s of t h e .e s t a t e 'o f M. TKLKOltU, deceased. IN TUB COl'UT Ot TUB COt'NTT JVOOK. SIMISOUt COUNTY. Kl.orull*. IN PSIOBATSS. IN UK: B iT A T B O P T . C. CAIILNON O eceaeed. TO A I J . C ltB O IT O IfS AND PER * HDNH IIAVINO CI.AIMH n i l UK. MANDtt AUAINRT SAID HS> TATB: You and each o f you a re h ereb y n o tified a n d req u ired lo p resen t an y cla im s a n d d em an d s w hich you, o r e ith e r of you. m ay have n a s ln s t th e e s ta te of T. C. CAHLMON. d eceased, tat* of sa id Coun* ly . lo th * C o u n ty Ju d g e of Hem* Inot# C ounty, F lo rid a, a t hi* o ffir* In Ih* c o u rt hoo«* of u l . l C ounty a t H anford. F lo rid a , w ith in e la h t c a le n d a r m onlh* frem th* lim e o f th e flra t p n b llra llo n nt •hi* nolle*. K arli claim o r dem and •h e ll l,e In w rlllnw . and ahnll e la te th e place o f r re ld e n r - and pant ®[llr* ad d reaa o r, th e claim an t, am t ahull be sw o rn to l.y claim an t, an en t. o r a tto rn e y , an d nay sn rh ofalm o r d em an d n o t ao filed th a ll be void .' MAT f . CAItLSON. A* ex ecu to r of th e Laat w ill • nd T ealam en t o f MIAMI, May 1 .— (Bpeelal)— The ’isms which a re threatening th* very exlateneo o f Democratic forma of governm ent h are bull! Ihelr powerful m ilitary machines through the developm ent o f a aturdy youth, Francis W hltcbalr told a crowd o f 7,f>00 w hlfh GORGEOUS HOSES. filled B ayfrnnt P ark her* In Whether It’s frajfrant Miami last night“ Florida and all our nation while Gardenias and tho would to look Into the brunette beauty of Martha future. doIt well I* the achool children Mitchell or tho fragrant of today who will be the leaders pink rones and tho blonds of tomorrow. Btrong bodies and loveliness of Jessie Stough, alert minds they muat have for you like bent, nummer Is those who strike a t democracy still a fragrant and colorful sro an equipping th eir young time nt Florida Cypress people." The DeLand leader warned Cardcnn. "tho p rM .n l w o rld -c o n flic t.-la my humble opinlun, la the most serious blow against liberty and HITCHING POST HONOR l*OHT the sort of freedom wa love and cherish, which h u ever been OROVILL 8, Cal., May 1.— -truck." UP)— Thl* city I. determined to frre Itaelf from inemoiie* of the horn*' and buggy day*. Th* fivo D a llis G r a s s P a s t u r e irm-itning granite hitching p<»ta will be u,cd to form a protective A id s .C a t t le Ix td ijstr ^ fence around th* Mother* Orange trre—the first orange tree planted BELLE GLADE, May In California and tho mother of ready a big producer of sugar­ California’* orange Induitry. cane and vegetable crops, the Everglades Is becoming a cat­ tle emplr* a* wall. This new In­ dustry Is based largely on cheap feeds .and D*lll* grass for past ture has boon found by the Ever­ glade* Experim ent Station to be excellent. j Dr. J. R. N elltr and late Da. _ A. Daane, In Bulletin 338, re­ view experiment* which show Is grass produces good on Everglades peat land when fertilised with 600 pounds per acre of an 0-6-H mixture. Th* . fertlllxed xtus contains normal amounts of cab m, phosphorus inally high con­ ten t of nitrogen, «v«n though n nitrogen had been used- In th ItrtU tt*r. DslUs gras* allowed to grot to produce hny required abou twice s* much fertiliser as that gras*d by th* cattl*. Ovsr S ssven year period It ptwluci about eight tons per aero yaar. On account of mol* condition*, howevar, hay cam ba cured wtih certain sueeei qnretlon aq to whether they ard prwsllcal to uac. Pasture* of carpel and rent- T. a THE SANFORD HERALD TAKES PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING THAT IT WILL GIVE COMPLETE ELECTION RETURNS IN FRONT OF THE HERALD OFFICE TUESDAY NIGHT, MAY 7TH Here’s the Answer! A MAN who h u overcom e Uie hardship* o f life, physical and financial, who has survived the trials and tribulations and emerged as a national figure, who has b en efited his comm unity, his state and jalanatjbp, atfon by those seeking standard-bearers fo r their cause. Less than one m onth ago Bem arr Macfadden announced hia candidacy for the position o f United States Senator from Florida. In that short period o f tim e the public and press Have realized a change In tbe old political order.-roll* tklana o f tbe old school ... ^ ■ SM gl have awakened from their . sente o f security and stu‘f & Z tiH U K ' dents o f e c on om i c s hare J./V jjj ijj" hern flflhl>ergmrtrd by the ^ *-A«| advent o f a candidate who offer* a new and better standard o f living without recourse to the moss-cov­ ered'platform prom ises o f the perennial seeker after public o ffice. — ■- Bernarr M asfaddea typifies the Florida o f to­ day. His actions, his utter* ances, hia livin g, all are In* dlcatbre o f a greater and m ore progressive Florida. Hi* Is no creed botn to feed the gaWfallky o f E'paMfo during an election hysteria. H is Is a life o f action based mi the betterment of the haman race, the well-being o f people through the physi­ cal and m ental develop­ m ents o f yoatht the hold, outspoken truths in b e h a l f o f true Americanism, ©our- Florida. Through' his publications he has sea l word o f the m agic o f the land. “H ealth, H appiness add .Wealth Is Here. Come and Get It!” was his m essage. And then be announced for the U nited Slates Senate', not 'as a man seek ing‘pfeblie'bfflee, but rather as a crusader seeking to tell his fellow m en and wo* men that there was Joy far living, especially i f one lived in Florida. That the handicaps that ha m issed acm e o f the things could be rem oved by a man who wasn’t afraid to face the task. That the farm er, the laborer and the business man, as w ell as the white-eollar ■ i K M B UJigl w>Hter was entitled to Jr*aw . lice instead o f polltlesJ a pedl enc y. That Justice m Z j f c & g O i could be secured if the ■ b v i people were of a m ind to send forth ■ man with eourage and logic enough to jf ask for it, and therefore, j In view o f his Hfe, U e ; | straggles and U s attain* q > m eats, U s scrvloea were s i . I fered to the cause. It is refreshing to tfc* 4 | fc | PORT ARTlIOR. Texs* lU jr | - I A V - John » « » O r^ ‘d 3 t l , w as cleaning U e Indkl* a concrete mhrwr when i workman tuenwi R o«. llliliija n tii a m ‘Tbe sbc-bortle carton of • • ''low-Cob if the ideal way to baarc refreshm ent at home. The carton b easy to buy and j * .■ i . . i ■ ■ May to carry. Pure, whole______________ _____ C O C R - C o l l ‘ r___t r mn ,p1 rrwnAj-iln« t r . X • v" b ru lw i kls bread and biatert a sickly lad, In BS, ty. art field s or u n d e n t* 'shy public w dfara It seem s to i people o f Fleridk m ind, as w ell as to the soul, ’ to b a v ea m a n o fd ieflsiiW e • o f Bernarr M acfadden. o f. fer him self to dss eanm d f. ^ . �TBC ^ N r o B D nroy.g. m & S a g g PAGE FIVE Edge Victory Over Nats 9 To 8 • Locals Travel To Orlando For i Second Game Of Series Tonight FROM THE • Winning Run Scored In Ninth As Kimbrel Lays Bunt Down First Base Line; Hudson Gets Credit For Game S t ' Sanford** Seminole* lived up to their nam e !a»t night by aealplng ti e Orlando National* 9 to M In aha o f the rnont exciting gwme* of the aewaon. Tonight Sanford travel* to Orm Undo to engage the Nata In their w h#me bhtlwlck. Joe lender I* due th g et the nod from Skipper VfhiUy Campbell. .P roving themselves valiant toe* t-aaaar* to the 1339 Sanford club, :ha Semlaolev went Into their half • j f the ninth with the score knot­ ted a t ft-iil. T aler Marion filed j u t to rig h t field fo r the first opt. Bill Rowan singled hatd to shortstop and on the throw over i f first th* ball went wide and g rflled out Into the rig h t field foul territory white Rowan scampered around to third. However, had he cfentiaaed on home be would have fapen safe aa Butch OnU Kid run dirwn to help retrieve the ball snd had failed to cover home plate. • Oh the next play, big AI Kim­ brel set down a beautiful bunt aleng the first ba«e line and Row­ an crossed the ru lb e r with the • winning run. l.cc«hurg's A ntler* rallied In the ninth innlnr la*t n lth t to acore one rtin ami no»e out the Gainesville G-Men by a 3 to 2 acim> in lb* Florida S tate leag u e . The Anglei * mode 10 hIM while Iho G-Men were collecting only five. Score by Inning*: R II R L rstburg 00 001 011—3 10 3 Gainesville 001 000 100—2 3 4 McCormack and Wallace; Ryan and Wolfe. CHARLIE CHALKER brel notched three more hit* In hi* belt of bate knack*. AI Nixon ita rte d o ff for San­ ford but waa waved to tke rbow­ er* In the fifth a fte r perm itting th ire hit* and walking one man. McGee eame In and U lted one Inning. Frank Hud*on replaced Johnny and received credit for the game. Hobby Newman te lh a* th e Cel* ety Fed* have an rnthonlaitle group of boy* o at for Spring practice. About 40 boy* reported to Coach Leonard L. McLucaa nearly three week* ago and hnve been undergoing the »ort of tra in ­ ing which I* neCe»*ary If they are to win game* n rx l Fall. -Coach Mcl.ura* hi* long been considered T h * line*.up: a a n ro w i* *a r a • one of the fln eit coaohe* In high K valtl rf « • • I school circle* and given the m ate­ O l l l o p l e III . . . . . . . 6 I £ I Skeen r f » t I I rial, he'll turn out a i good team* H u b e r t * s* „ > f I * aa any coach In the «tate. Bobby Johneen ll> .................. . I I I ! nayi the boy* are displaying'plen­ ty of Interest In the dally grind K im ldb^, and are really g etting a big kick N i x o n WT out -of It. La*t F all's team had iit-ON* \p practically no experience, but lludxnnY p come next season, there should t.’l s s e l l , 1 K i m b r e l 1, O l ll e a - Spessard L. Holland Francis P. Whiichair BEST BV TASTI-TESTI FOR SECRETARY OF STATE trjsim ass .r * M U tk U b .. HI w York F ltla b |iii;li HI. I.*M1I'l P h iladelp h ia I " Uni I.velanit baton b iru it • xlilng io n l. 1*410ir* nw York h iladelpiiiii bitxgn < N.w O rlrn ii. ...... Ail.nuc .. Kn,i* villa .. „ C li.ll.unus* ....... RED RYDER By PRKD-HARMAN votk N ew Y o r k SI HI. asii.O , rain . . •A M K M l r x a I^iuls, twi IR tr .lH D e rr la ml IS. I>hIUdr Ink Is t. fk lesau • . 11,..inn 4. Wsahlnstnn t. Oelroll 4 Ha 'Lmula ». Nsw Y .rk I. r o n o u r. iINF D i l l It It T ha. i VOTH F u ll OKK FOR STA TE SENATOR .47^11 SENA TO RIA L DISTRICT tMD^*n roMviH.siuNi:u M I ltlf T • v«»rf! r u n Ralph 15. Chapman E. F. Housholder IS I D C X J T O t T O U T O P T r i e D e s g p r r q u i c k x t . t l l ____ * D IE VOlTri M tfT / J vJ W O A ,-.-Q H ,W H O A r sC O N J-f RO N m FOR MEM HER OF THE n tillS E OF REPRESENT ATI VI lir n u p N.i. | YOTK F rill ON 9. W. It. Italian]___ It. J. Overstreet, Sr LOJ COUNTY COMMISSIONER rorr t« n L. P. Hawaii III * I III! I > * . | uni J. E. Partin LOR .................. COI NTV . . t'l-r H if ( m i.M lSSlO N K R t s . s FOR MEM HER OF THU HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES voTie ro n own GIVE or SEND FLOWERS Pippin Gardena Florist — p Uom r Group No 2 George H. Kridge, Jr John (2. Leonurdy FOR MKMIIKR f)F HOARD OF ITIILIC INSTRUCTION 0. P. Herndon I OR MEM HER OF HOARD OF I'UKLIC INSTRUCTION IIIX TI4IIT I By V. T. HAMLIN A H tO U R WIGt- I THIS IS IN —FROM— w. t e r W . ALLEY OOP V DEED A FKiUNCvn-e S p lf YESk BUT\ ^ S o M J C H . i d i 'aev *: e>j \ r u V-*, T H IS ’MAGIC* L 1 B U S tW E S S IS > MORTAL THIMG HT O R iM S J U S T WOJSEWSE s tSKTT IT f V FOR TAX COLLECTOR E. T. Haines onk John L. Galloway Jno. D. Jinkins E. C. (Ned) Smith, Jr a ° - ‘P -a a d . ra ta . DO YOU KNOW THAT L YOU CAN rC SAVE IHXTIHI T Hm. I K p o l l fINK i ron tu Mt'TMRMN i7 lM 1 « n a « AJ ‘ I). L. T h ra sh e r IIIUNTY rOMMIRMONKII • I'hH.iti l|,hla t. I’ll I.I,ursh f. M. 15. “T-15one” Sm ith r*on o Jtr. FOR It All.ROAD COMMISSIONER hRM'LT* r r t r x a n . v r t o a i u t stxtn u - .t c r a n m o k ly n S. i.'ln r la n .il a. r h i e a s n i. It,,. Ion I. .. | . Inn 1 iin k VOIt C \/. mMISSIONKK o i .4C ;iU C Ill.T li|(K s.a f.rrl a O rtos*. a. : 1 H .T IO V .I. I.RAOYK \ FOR SI T E R VISOR OF REGISTRATION “FOR^^ STATE SUPERINTENDENT O F PtllU.IC INSTRUCTION votw T HI. y C u a sa lln . 1. I V s I* I T. W. Lawton FOR STATE TREASURER co rn ru n s a . « • . | ■ , I S i la ln r a v lll. t. { ^l a•y• blounr.a lleI.a rli I t , D eLaail FOR ATTORNEY GENERAI vrrrr: r<>n nny. Telephone 17.1 K aahvlll* ....... Is I M ill* lln ck a « •4*niehl» .........................I • . M rm lnghani tOTR r o ll l)NH trorn ro n on * NEHI BOTTLING CO, Sanford. Fia. t o u u H A K K - R A B t lN f i A f t O N T H FOR COUNTY SDI'KRINTENDKNT OF I'l lll.tn INSTRtitrriON V rv tr. f i ill OMK h a n f e e d n4 D H a m Is . Ht A u a u a t l n e Ml l i r a la. <l a l n e s x Il l s a t l . e e a b u r g 1 t e l . s f i d n t U a y l n n a I tea rb ABILENE, Kan*., May | — (AA—.G eorge Kibtrr teaches w ill Kansas Jackrabbits ta n m for thejr lives. The jarkrabM t* ara trained by Kibler to act a s nuarrv for hound. In the National Coursing association's r a c s held each Spring. J. F. McClelland FOR COMPTROLLER HI. I . o u l * nt N e w Y o rk — A u k e r f l - l l vs. I ' e a r s o n ( l - l l . C h i c a g o nt I b i s t o n — H a v e n f « - l ) v s t i r n v e f|*ti >. D etroit nt W n e h l n g t o n . — N e w . soiti t l - l l v s . I l o l l l n r n w n n h t l - 0 ) f l e v i l n i u l at P h il a d e lp h i a — A llen t l - l l v s P o lle r tf-X I. 4 llic l IUIUI1 FOR SHERIFF ON* FOR GOVERNOR There"* d o »u h*d m r» fo r •baa i m o o t h , * p s r k l y i s »o». T h sl'a w h y R oys! C row n h i* w o n 9 our o f t o certified ta ita -teita ■g t i a i t I t s d i g g c o i n from c o a st t o coast! A M i:ni(A \ i.i'A t.ri: Chicago ro u vote i f T N f COLA ± W A N T f N ATIO N A L I.K A SV R llr o o k ly n at < * | n r ln n a ll . — C a a e y f f - / > v* W alter Ilostun s t t*hlrsK<»— H l r ln c e * lc | » t« *X | v s . F r e n e i i t X - l ) . N e w Y m k a t Ht. l^ i u l s . — Y a n d e n * b » r g < l - ® l v s l> nv is ( O - l ) I'hliadelphin at l* l l l s l i i i r g l t — l ' ( a r s o n t « - l | v s l l r o w n t X -a ) Ihortklyn COUNTY FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR 4 I JI V K I Ut*ob» SEMINOLE PRECINCT NUMBER................... TOTH FOR ONH p rU R IU i NTATK LE4GI I! cnt llll sv lll et . hi A l l g U M l n e PA R TY TUESDAY, MAY 7, 1910 FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS fe n ford, not ronlent to watch pie. M l n s e l . l > o m l n g u « * . T w o - b a s e m their rivals from Orisndo get Pnti ot :l e nM l nbsar ls.e s T: h rVe ee r- bd ca rs be e rh. i t : iS. oml lint ha .. “ ahead, put on the steam and blast­ Hm ith. D e M a s l . h a c r l f l e e : V e r d e r ed Kennedy for five safeties and l»«T. I i o u b l e p ' a y * : R o b e r t * t o Johnson. Verderber to P olin a, one walk, combined with two e r­ Iftnlth to P o lin a l ^ f t o n b a se s: Orror* th s t were rood for five runs. latKlit I I . H a n f o r d I t . B a s e o n b a ll * , The N ats tied the score again o f f : K e n n e d y 3, l l t e k X. M « l e e , «n n 3. N i x o n X. H t r u r k o u t . b y : In tha, sixth by pushing two runs Kllu«t e n n e d y X. H a r k . N i x o n X. H u d s o n • nefes* on three hits and three I. l i l t s o f f : N i x o n In 4 1-3 I n n i n g * walks. The gome rocked along 10. 0 r u n s ; o f f K e n n e d y In Z In i n d s IX. t r u n s : o f f M rOee In then until the ninth Inning when hX-t I n n i n g 0. r u n s ; o f f H u d s o n In Sanford aqueexed Rowan across 4 I n n i n g s 3. I r u n s ; o f f I t e e k In 3 1-3 I o n li nt s a. | ru n . !*as* rd h a l l s : lb* plate. K im brel W in n in g n llrher: H udson. and_Johnson. r*i»tmr ot I.I II.IO I>* I .11111' . D E M O C R A T IC .- v a r a row skvk * roiiiui :t» B*rk p ClbliHI M P a li f Although the w eather was brisk T o t a l * . . ___________ XI • 1* « 9 in d chilly, a etowd of 390 perx — I t a t t n t fa»r Kfnnt-fljf In i l k Mm* turned out. . o t iF out when w in n in g run Orlando started hostilities In »cnr«d. Hanford . ... ... SM I I I M l -d the first Inning by sending across Cirlnmin ! • » « I I M#— ■ three runs on four hit*. But San­ A s s i n i a : Hml lli , M l n s d . V * r d * r b # r . ford ram e back In their half of fiunniib'.tieg. t h il i n n 4. B e c k X. C?iady. Ku»i#b 0 the fiist and mad# three iun.i to (•I' lllll c sa.p l eu n2i .s Hx.u b eKr tesn n eS. hnson. lie the score. Ag>iln In the fifth K l m b r s l , N i t o n a. H u d s o nJ o S. Er­ fram e, Orlando scored three mark- r o r s : K i m b r e l . I t » w a n . CT**»lt f . o l i n s . ItrjUanl 2. R u n s b a i t e d In: crsjk*hls time on three hits and a C f ii o r k w e l l 3. J o h n s o n S. M a r lo n . L a i f b u r g . T.: I h i y i u n a Il r a c li B A L L O T Make u Cron* Mark (,\) after the Name of the Candidate of your Choice I IMMa-l *j* THE STANDINGS t* made four error* to IRKDIIING. Calif.. May 1 — the t'uh*. The Giant* | „ „ mk „ m r» ,urt. o( hit* to eight for the 1 . . „ ... „ ,, . j piety for the Itov. Wnllace l!u-H-------■ Ingham to remain calm and rini*h h:\rO R T 8 AT PEAK j hl« prnyer nt the IlufitIwt rhurch. ----- ---: While he wn* lending devotion*. 'OTON, May I —idh n mmi»e ran u|i hi* tron*er leg e of export* of truck* j and remnini*! three until the i*liii|iniinl for wartime ' prayer tva* ended Then It *cnmaciied ail all time prati *|u-r>-,l atvay SAMPLE PRIMARY ELECTION way to fad# from baseball1* ball *f fame I* la pitrb a no-bllter. l ook wkat happened ta Jsbaay Vseder Mere, and since Hobby Feller tossed hi* no-httter on opening day, be'* lost two. T ntnlxX Putin*. Daytona Reach'* Islindet trimmed the D et^nd Red-lint* b; a Ift to 3 acore. The Inlander* pounded nut 2 hit* while the Red-Hata wete col lectlng IS ntfe How*. Score li inning*: II II I D. Beach 104 (ICO 0 0 3 -1 0 fit D efend 102 100 121— H 13 Hilbert and Norman; Itnkovicl D Turo, Holly *ml Kaiford. The St. AuguMinc Saint* h i l l ­ ed * ninth Inning rally of the Ocala Yearling* to *core a 2 In I victory. The Yearling* (cored their lone 0 « U M ) 0 \ Sm ith r f ' Jb \ > n | r r b # r If M o r k w H l 1b D n m l n g u t t rf Kc nn» <l y ta lly on the final inning *plutgv Saint* scored In the n fth frame*. Scorr by R II K 000 t)00 001— 1 1 1 001 010 00*—2 7 3 and Sohlm; llrn rn anil lla n lrr. while the Leesburg Edges third and Innings: Gainesville By Ocala Aug. Score Of 3 To 2 St.Clceonr Iv. E. Jordan FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR OF TAXES roTB rein onk S. F. Doudney viitt ro u uNr. St. Clair Cameron Ff)K COUNTY JUOGR M O W / James G. Sharon H)R CONKTAIILK K IS T N IIT Ha. « Sam C. Gardner Try Our Laundry Service w in b * P b u d WUh QwUty ft W et FOR COUNTY PROSECUTING ATTORNEY ym W JIerbert Messer Edward J. Nelson George A. ’Speer. J r Robert M. “Bob’* Moye FOR STATE DEMOCUATU COMMITTEEMAN George S. Witmer �I uoeK y Seek To Bay U. S. Fears About Blockade «M mOas ;* e rtk «f m A m the Arctic etr- Old Quebec, New World's Only Walled City, Charms' The Visitor With Scenic and H ist istoric < Sights Italians Sound A Belligerent N o te Escape for these entrapped forces westward across toe mountains would bo almost hope­ less. Germany claimed that five heavily motorised columns, forg­ ing a trap areaad British aad Branch sxpsdhisaary forces west of tbs Godhraads valley, have slashed Uw vital railroad aad highway llfellaea of the Allies. There w o n boom Indications the British aad Broach, blasted by Germany's air superiority and motorised forest, might five up thplr efforts to drive the Nails out of southern Norway and con­ centrate their efforts la tho north, above Trondheim. a Uw clearer llw ro wore fears la Stockholm the Allies would ha forced to relinquish their foothold on tho Norwegian coast, mostly la the a n a or Namoo aad Andaltsaaa to tho north aad aouth of Trendholm, unless they could organise a successful countar-aaaault quickly. I,, German reinforcements l Uw sesae. Trondheim must aad tbs' war center most p’. asuUnrenl down Norway’s ns of heavy damover tbs week-end tress and supply he Trondheim area ostrnts Uw vlUlly fkwblags ef Uw Allied landbtaSs at Asdalsnss and O 'ars t m en potent threat rlkt thrilling dashes of Gar' mstertisd columns np the M M w 'from Oslo to •dea.haz denied that there Men any serious Interm pUw -AUled rush to get Sdfuate army ashore In the f i t t e -area, it officially rand*.and rafl Inactions. Be have control of a act>f. I Man jury roads ever nay vqsnld tlessly laves! dm a a d :its Osman ggr- »rt that fortes Dombaaeze.pt B Is 1TII Oenerals Wolfs and Mspicalm foeght the hauls which end­ ed Preach domlnanca la North America: Little Champlain StraMh up which Oeoeral Montgomery .of New York marched to hla doom In hla futile attempt to capture tha Anclest Capital: Notre Dame dee Vlctolrm Church, la Lester Town, belli to commemorate tha dcotruelioo by storm of ona British Dost cast to capture the city, aad tha rout of another under Sir Wil­ liam Phipps by old Proaunaa’a great bluff; Indian Loretta, where oae can bay booties, saintsUsrs canoea and other art Idea made bp Indians: Uw fameus Bkrlns of Stte Is old Quebec. Rack-perched shore ‘ tbs Bl. UwreocA with Its narrow; trooktd streets aad (aoUltodo of historic spots, i-o other city resem­ bles It. Quebec la so gaslit, so hospitable, so rich Is historic ties that the stranger within her aged gatsa coaid profltabfy spend a fort. night Just brewsJsg erased the slip aad IU environs. In the town Itself there Is narrow SouedeCap Street, ap which the warriors sader Cham­ plain. Quebec's discoverer, are sold to have swaggered; the little store on St. boats Street where Moot__ * * j m , J T n t j f . w fsdsd ps the PUIni of Abraham Abraham, was brought — Plains brouibt to die: quaint lao-wbcUed ealdchse. with thslr knowing guldodrlrsre. found nowhere else la Ouaada; litUa. shops tilled with predueu of local haadlooau — satire banditrafts; Duffsrin Terrace, that Im­ posing premooade skirting , Uw mlgkly 8b Lawrence River, the . i!2S and ranrtwd centers of Dombaa aad Stoeren along tha nOraad U nasouth of Garman-lwld Trandhetm. *• Closing of a gap between n German fares pushing sosthward out of Trondheim upon S teen s and another German column d rtv ing np Uw Oeeter valley from Tynaet to Ulsberf, midway hotween Btoeran and Dombaa on the railroad. I. At Ulaberg tha Germans. u * Cape of Good Hope at tha Up of Africa, Tha Mediterranean 1. in the lifeline of both the British and Branch empires. It was not Indiestad whether tha precautionary measures affading merchant shipping also would Involve movements of the British Mediterranean fleet, n*.lor* °* 0** or'l*T was Indicated when It was re“ JJ* •w »..do,J"»u «»• h .l^ ^ f r e ^ T ^ M L ~ ra n AIUm hlechadu of Germany while British efforts to plug the trade n o te to Germany threach Russia met firm Soviet objections to a proposed rationing system. Speaking a t an American cham­ ber of commerce luncheon before report Inc In the House of Commens on Uw Allied contraband control Ronald II. Cross, minister directing Uw British blockade, ap­ pealed for American "under­ standing" of economic warfare. Cross said Uw blocked* weapon would shorten tho war in which "we a n fighting far our lives." "It Is our hope," ho declared. Premier Mussolini would preside s t a meeting of tho Italian cab­ inet tomorrow and other reports from Germany that Nazi forces in Norway had linked tho Oslo and Trondheim regions. Bines the beginning of Uw Norwegian campaign many well Informed diplomats have believed a German saccsas in Scandinavia might prompt Mussolini to en­ ter the war on Germany’s aids. The decision to close the Med­ iterranean to British shipping affects hundreds of liners and freighters, operated between Uw British Isles and India and Aus­ tralia. Tha Mealterra nean previously Germany la this way." . Direct!* bearinc an the VladIrostok leak la the Mocksdo fence ere the Britieh-Russlan negotlatlons looking toward a trade g, arroement . . . Russia Is said In Soviet sources to hare rejected as an effort at economic dictatorship a British proposal to ration Soviet trade with the United States, or any other country In order to keep t goods from Germany. These sources assert, however, that they era hopeful of im­ proved trade aad political rela­ tions with Britain and that they see no Insurmountable differences <> at this stays la the Anglo-Rus- u tlan commardal. BOfotlatlons. Russia’s reply to British Offers 2. Russia regards ejq her own goods to Germs prieate matter. ’ *. Tho Soviet slmDarty as IU own bastes*# whs porta from the United S other countries. 41DKUL oat KLoaiua. in c i joanrif* oL j ?ati kswwa as. r ^ Ud S ?d to B rilS . Cfawlalsaat, 'W o t * a .V s sp o a d sn t. mUes south of Trendhslm. The ° ikU1’ *°, " ll,” south of Ulaberg, was said to hava fallen before thls drivs. 4. A German fores striking'up the Gudbrands valley- was said by Uw German high command to hava reached Dombaa from the south after forcing ttei Allies back from Otta. 18 mUea south along tho railroad to LUlohammer and Oslo, The British admitted a retreat to Dei hut said Germany’s claims rapture a f Uw lawn were Haw likely.’* Theta claims ware made by tha official DNB agency - In Berlin. 6. Repulsing of another Brit­ ish attempt to land reinforce­ ments at tha now Isolated bin British forces sUUonsd th en aad Italy massed Sines and mcn ia r g . Tha British statement regard* Ing the Mediterranean said: "Pronooncemento by Italians In responsible positions sod the atUtudo of the Italian press have boon recently of such a character a t to make It necessary for hts majesty’s government to take r« tete precaution, as regards . W KW JJW S Too are borsbl gvirtu to apsaar W i’JT dl"vorr JFDl •: r publlsbod mr to-eon- Air of PUT, A. f V If. yis.% in light toontain .eastern Throw a dollar out of the window There’s a certain amount of pleasure in throwing a dollar bill out of the window (we suppose—-we’ve never tried i t ) . . . watching it float through the a i r . . . guess­ ing where ifs• going to land . . . seeing it finally* settle * on a curbstone. . . and perhaps Beeing some surprised individual pick it up. In stiffen- Rivers A gr« BaiUa Partial Release Of Mash J. C. Hutchison A Co. to W olftr, st us R s U a h Of U m Snow's Paint A Gtem ( Mary Wolfor, qh jjd r Seminole County Court Eecordi At least* ifs certainly more fun than throwing away a dollar bid by paying one h'undued cents extrk for something you’re buying. Yet every year we all part with a goodly sum of hard-earned cash th at we might otherwise save—if we knew how to buy! BanforirAUMtia* NaUaaal to W. L. Hanley Pravntt, T. W. A E. H. EOhao to Cameron Development Co. Union Trust Oh. of Marjrb Potomac Band Carp. „* Slag. W. L. A- w., Mayms to Williams, James A. U ' George A. Taylor V ffsA n a a ' Davis, Cleveland A w , Klsias to Jay H. Back , Lea, 0. & A w , 0. E. to W. U. Rllhes Rhoadsa, C. Wi A w., Katharine A. to C. B. Loo The Sonwreot Co. to Dan Breteard A w., Caroline L a s Jamas A w., Carrie to Carrie Lee Spaatal Watvaalr Dead Riddle A Putnam. lac. U Kl- buy is to > swr J. TaB A tv, Ua.W . In this newipapar. m Know bills away! M d R % <^ ^ C t o B e £ ? a f . Coua- now to stop ft ' f% \T B - •n#** lr- < ;T ^ f,' •U a, t1* ,v -v ,, ' t . *V.* ■ ' . \ ' , lAr * ’l l n* -Y v • f* i <«.* »»dial-1>■»♦*>>>. • , , i a* • -J •HStbNiA a*i ? *- v i d ♦ t __■. — r.j,, ti' /J ! / H ?• • --j', wML B *- * \ # .*'wA - 5 W t' dP • <« » jp • • TJ M $ L �J r 1 .s r . h i A < 4 : : * i> ‘ r. S .. V m m p ,o4 , . a . * .n j I ' . ’ * ? * P» F. r a id SANFORD, FLORIDA, Moatbar Amodxtod P rm VOLUME C andidates Cite ’ Qualifications A t Rally In Chuluota M 4; ,• a800 WPA Asks For M ore Leeway O n P ro je c ts , Agency Wants Elimi­ nation Of L o c a l Sponsors For NonF e d e r a 1 Projects Hot Pace U Set iPerSmL / t By Candidates In l w n . 1 Of AnMAnn«Ait Six Are Runninir For r ; Road Announced! Many Representatives Of State Candidates A d d r e s s Voters Florida's »U acnatorlal and 11 low raor candidates 'continued to Mt a fact pact yectorday and but Bemlnolo County office night on tour* which will have seekers and repreaentatlvea covered the itato »o thoroughly New Italian nmboraador to to make a ccntua taker en­ -O f sereral candidates for aa Germ any U Dlno A lfierl (above), vious. • s ta t e offices addressed the approximately 1.BOO persona who attended the annual berbecuo on the picnic -■round* of Noah Jacobs in v Chuluota yesterday. -The morning session was devoted to n d lr erase in behalf of 8U to caa d ldat oo during • s » s a s 'j .s d i v - s s candidacy o f Bpooaard L . Hoih a d , B artow candid*to f o r govorvor, while Charloa Cantpboll o f T w n opoko la b ehalf o f th e cmadldooy o f B. F . P»ty f o r | W S e n i o r and Maxwell B tow att o f Ibis city, epoko to behalf o f th e candidacy o f F r a n e l* V. WWtoM r , ' V o lu te fu b o m ato rta l can* Senator Andrew*, seeking reelection, made a series of ■peeches yesterday In Jacaonville and Its environ*. H e and Mr*. Andrew* greeted voter* a t * re­ ception b u t night. Today he *t*rt* down th e E a st Cooat and will spook a t W est Palm Beach tonight. Je rry C arter called attention to a radio speech by Dr. Francis TowMend la st nig h t endorsing C arter's senatorial candidacy a* ho campaigned In Tam pa before continuing fo r speaking engage­ ment* a t Buahasll, Inverness. stro n g su pporter o f the RomeBerlin axle, whoso appointm ent w as announced wbila he was serving os em bassador to the V atican. Ha cocceod* Bernardo A ttollco a t Berlin. Prof. Wilson Is Speaker At Meet Of Kiwanis Club • * J h Fairness Of Court’s Sanction Of Picket­ ing Is Questioned — D eclaring--that- m e n -ln -o f,i« e a re needed who are toot Influenced S M rp & s luncheon In the W ideo H etel yes­ terday. Prof. Wilson asserted th a t the Justices had apparently overlooked th e fa c t th a t the point lo be g must he gained by nickeling UU gained throu lion* to F to rila a* ho camoalgnod to hlo hom o 'to w n yesterday. W elter F ra s e r spoke la s t night a t DeLand, hometown m Francis Whit*hair, ona of hi* opponent*, aaytag! **1110 U tah has arrived fo r a square dealing to Florida.’* H a speaks tonight a t Jackson­ ville. , Burton Schoopf, Tam pa, spook- handing down the ruling In­ validating tne California o'dlnance and the Alabama statu te, the speaker said th a t Juatlce Murphy* held th a t picketing I* within Constitutional right* as a means of dissemination of Infor­ mation to a labor dispute. Tbo sneaker was Introduced by H obart Haynes who was chairman o f the program committer. E- C. H arper, chairman of the underprivileged child committee of the club, reported th a t den­ ta l work, medical treatm ent and glass** were provided fo r sever­ a l underprivileged children dur­ ing the month of April In the am ount o f $41.10. President Karl Nordgrcn pre­ sided over th* meeting. hol der, one of tbo at from tbo 17th district, "political. termite*" of an effort t* “dloabuae t of the .voter* of ta riM ty from th- r*o) kiiM Mrs. R ig g e rs Dies Following Long Sickness cold I plants. FIRST BRITISH SOLDIERS CAPTURED IN NORWAY British, French Bat­ tle Fleets Converge In Mediterranean fly tM A fiitH r m i .Great Britain him TfUh-( drawn "Ihc .whole" of her' force* from Andol/tnca, th^ * main landing point Of hot' ex­ peditionary forces In lower central Norway and hx$ abandoned any idea of taki»K Trondheim, the erdat west coast port, from the kouth, Prime Minister Cham­ T e n t a t i v e Okey MacFadden Will Given Amendment Nazi Warplanes yfipeak Here On To Wage-Hour Law Strafe Country WASHINGTON, May F) Around Namsos 1Friday Morning — An Holland To Speak In am endm m i-c«*fnpti*g-from Oviedo On Saturday Publisher To Address 8 pct*erd L. Holland, Folk *^Voters jn Behalf Of county candidate for governor, wilt speak In behalf of nla can* Senate ' Candidacy dldacy In Oviedo Saturday begin­ TALLAHASSEE, May 5. - < F ) — Disabled teacher* will have the first claim to lh« 140.000 made available for retit tog Its publlr school instructors. Trustees of tho retirem ent sys­ tem gave preference to those with physical disabilities and announced k Is reedy to receive applications for :etlrom ent of teachers 66 years old o r older o fter the dis­ abled are first considered. Retirem ent of oil teachers of 70 and older will be compulsory a ft­ er Ju ly I, 1941.__________ COLUMBIA. S. ,C , May t . — (FT—The House voted yesterday to locrsaM the nay a t future leg­ islators from $400 J o H J M o year. There was no record vote. The Senate has n o t acted on It. Joint Group Okeys S t Johna Project WASHINGTON? May 1 — (FT— A Bonato-Howo confer- Chamberlain SayeForcesBeingWithdrawn F r o m Andalsne8f Norwegian Valleys Is Second Talk On N o r t h e r n Dri ve . . . . . „ tftfciA na4Ueha<»> Th* German-cento rrd caption for this radio-telephoto from Berlin My* these men are the flr.t British soldiers raptured during hostilllir* in N orw ay, They an e rte d ly were taken by the Germans p ear Llllrhammer. Disabled Teachers 1st To Get Pensions krnarr MaeFRdden, •gMtlnn the wage-hour law tome 100,000 worker* In • number of form cooperative* ws* tentatively ap­ proved by the House yesterday •* It spent It* fifth day on the hot l»uo of revlslnr the act. The amendment, propotad hy Representative Burk, Democrat. California, and adopted 149 to Ml on a teller vote, w aajj w rite Into tho taw the earn* definition <>f ogriculturr th at is now contained In the social rerurlty art. Th* definition Is so worded as to cover certain co-eperatlves, chief­ ly thoso engaged to washing, dry­ ing, parking and storing fruits end vegetable*. Since employes "engaged in a g ­ riculture" are eiem plrd, undrr tbo present wage-hour act, from both the 30-ctnl wage iiiinimiirn and the 42-hour work week maxi­ mum, the employes of the ■stives hysVkl cal­ publisher and physMhl ami candidate for M H a j S taleu'R rnstor from FI- rlda, will ■peak to behnlf of Ills randlikiey a t the ro ’ni-r of Magnolia and Klrat Street Friday morning at 11:00 o’clock, according to Infor­ mation received this afternoon. An ovlatlan rnthuiM st, Mr. MacFadden will land at the Mu­ nicipal airport In h i, private plsne ab o rt 10:30 A. M. lie will Ik- acrumpanlod <y the mayo- of tho City o f Lakeland who will intro­ duce him. The scnalofial candidate will vpoak tonight In Gslneavlllo aiul will apeak In Patotka tomorrow Representative Keefe, Republi­ morning before hoarding bis can. Wlicuntln, who at firsl opplan* for Sanfird. posed the definition and then vot­ Publisher of nearly two retire ed for it, Interpreted It as not periodica!* which have a total j eaem pllng those'co-operatives inrational and International cR co l.-/ J , canning, preserving and lion running Into the millions, Mr. the ,7 L_ • like. MacFadden J s seeking the office The Buck amendment was the on a 20-polnt plalfoim ID- hi* first adopted since the h.mve bIm promised Florida “ invaluable wiped the s lits clean 7'uesdsy of publicity" through the columns of ill previously.approved amrmihla »aga«ine«. menta by rejecting the Darden Speaking to Miami Reach last wage-hour legislation. The cham­ night, Mr. MacFadden lashed out ber spent most of yesterday con­ in a vicious denunciation of fo r­ sidering a set of amendments eign "lams.** which were lets sweeping than Demanding deportation of all Baiden’s and which were proposed “foreign lei miles" and tighten­ hy the house laber committee. ing of Immigration law* to bar Final action on them was put other believer* In “Isms," the nil- over until today. oifal Senatorial candlelit* heaped These committee amendments particular rrorn on Natiism, call­ would liheraliie the maximum ing It "the most vicious of all the houts provisions for 16 operations •IsweV connected with the proceniing nf Pointing In Mexico as a “fer­ agricultural products but would tile breeding ground for revolu­ g ran t only a few wag* exemp­ tionary thought and activity" tion*. Barden’s amendments would MacFadden Insisted th at "we must hav* exempted a score of farm keep an eye warily rocked smith processing operations from both of the border, and build ouiselves the wages and hours requirements. a powerful arm am ent, so strong Among proposed amendments and respected th a t even madmen rejected yesterday was one by like H itler and Stalin will never Representative Barden, Democrat. data to attack our borders, using N orth CarollM , author of. the Mexico as a base. broad revisions. He wss beaten on <> voice vote when he tried to •trike from th* committee bill the list of IS operations for whieh the hour* schedule would be liberal­ ised. In their place, Barden of­ fered a brief list. Apparently, hi* proposal was * ctical move to win support later for an amendment he Is expected to offer to exempt hi* long list of processor* from wage* and hours provisions. In olhsr words, If of the hours exemptions A business meeting of the Rbrta* Club will be held to the were removed, a number of mem­ Vsldon Hotel tonight a t 7:30 ber* m ight vet* (or th* total ex­ • dock. President Georg* Weln- emption In order to free Indus­ tte te said today. No dinner will be trie* In which they nr* Interest­ ed from the b o o n requirement. Th* tw* other amendments ten­ T here will be n specie! meeting tatively approved were of miner ad tbo Towmend Club No. 1 F ri­ nature. Oil*, bv Representative day night n t 1:00 o'clock to tha Ludlow, Democrat, Indiana, would Com * m ss. All members are ra­ perm it employer* to make con­ t s attend since im nortsnt tract* with smnlayes abrogating . weak provisions, nroare scheduled riding th a t no more than 2, 0*0 hour* worn worked within a year. Charles P resets "Snekar* Coe, Pnssent law limit* th* total of candidate fo r United k0S u* 4 S 1 hv OUMf| talise r, will apeak to be___ran d Ida r e in Kola B arton. Rap ' Now York, Orlando tonight n t 5:00 petmUa lha wage-hour *d min la­ Bla nddraoe will b* brand- tottor tp IUt ple*a work ratei te* to t Radio Station WDBO Fnerto Bko and the Virgin to­ assr City News Briefs Correspondent H a s Narrow Escape As A i r m a n Attacks By J. NORMAN LODGE Are#cl4(#d Pres* Correspondent NA.MSGS, Norway, M a r 8- — (/IT— Their appetite* whetted by the destruction of the 1,190-ton British escort vessel Bittern. German warplanes returned with machine-guns spouting yesteedsy to strafe this Norwegian country­ side with clock-like regularity s t 30-mlnutc intervals. With the crock of dawn, the N stls took un where they left off Tuesday ami ranged from this Hr ill <h landing place, where the Bittern was blasted to pieees by Swedish frontier on the east. Virtunity everything moving on the iivui, from Namsos lu tirong, 26 miles on the east, and in the mountain pass between Kurinofoas and Gaddedc, on the Swedish border, came in fur burola of machine-gun lire from the canny Nasi airmen. They loomed, they dived and Hipped up from behind with mo­ tors cut off to catch their ptey unawares and were off again to repeat the performance further down tho road. I was rolling along serenely from Namsos to lining when all of a sudden a single-motored purrult job sw ept down silently from (he rear, sped over my ear a t 60 or 100 feel, then turned and came hark with guns blaring. My chauffeur and I got to n ditch in nothing flat and escaped with only a had scare. Hut our car was not *o lucky. I t i radiatur was punctured and (Is top, just above where we’d been silting, wax filled with bullet holes. Twice the German pilot dived and raked the road with machinegun fire while we held our breath. There la no air defense in the Inland regions hereabouls and the civilian population was kept busy all day dashing in and out of the woods. The persistence of the N ail pilot* resulted in a warning from British and Norwegian military authorities th at henceforth cor­ responds*! ts are "on their own." It took the Geimens six hours Tuesday to hit the Bittern and then they resorted to an old trick to de the job. Observers who witnessed th* performance from a hill overlook­ ing the fjord a t Namsos M id Urn N ails aimed their tiombe all morning a t th* B ittern bat srer* kept *T e h Igh . altitude by BritIsh and French ru ich anti-aircraft guns. Then a squadron of three Dlsr plane* pot themselves between the Bit­ tern and the son. Two of theaa dropped |o about 9,0oo feet to draw th* attention of th* a n ti­ aircraft gun*. The third plane, which had romalned high and o at of eight to tha «u*. power-dived and a t 1,000 feet damped th* full load of bomb* la 1U rig h t wing. On* bomb hit th* Bittern'* ■torn, where depth charge* ora aanrtod, and there wo* a to rlfto berlain told the House of Com­ mon* today. Britain was forestalled, as he put it, by rarefid planning ’ of Germany's Norwegian Invaaion and by elaborate “tr«*chont ■(■Inst an unsuspecting ahd almort unarmed people." This Interim report by the Prime M lntslrr, second of th* Norwegian fa tn p a ta h w as - fol­ lowed by G trm an reports th i t N atl troops are sweeping tqwprd the sea from Dombas, where th* re tre a t began, to an area ap ­ proximately 100 miles M U th'and west of T rondheim ^ which G«w men advance units have ' II with Oslo Tuirnlng to the Medlb Unyiun, caused by Italy 's atU tuds, Chamberlain disclosed th a t British and French b attle fleetq now are to tha eastern M hdltsrranean, en routs to A tetandria and Egypt. ItvJUsh i '» 'xid* -an Germany'* Scandinavian 'bases "tM ' Noel claims of continusd land sneeaa* heightened ths tempo of northern w arfare while Greece, giving evi­ dence mounting apprehension that the. w ar m ight spraad to southern Europe, called 10 class­ es of officers to ths colors effec­ tive May 6. Tho m ors was be-' lirveil linked with the fear th at Italy might Jump into w ar on Adolph H iller's ride. Britain reported her plenrs hod caused heavy damage to German bases in Norway and Denmark in raids on Stavanger, Aalborg and Kornebu. Geimsny counts tea with reports th a t itfh tln g be­ tween Oslo and Trondheim had heroine principally a pursuit . to which 3,500 Norwegians ware captured. STOCKHOLM, Msy 2 —(F )— Norwegian troops striking south, ward intu the heart of N at|-helq territory along the O estrr valley In a 30-milo advance claimed tost night to have rr-ocrupled tha towns of Roros and Tynset and to be menacing on* of Germany's chief lines of communications. A semi-official Norwegian statem ent Issued her* reportqd the capture of Tynset, 27 mltos south of Roros and about F2 miles below Usrm an-hrld Trond­ heim hy railroad and highway. N eutral, observer.! believed th* Germans, throwing all theif weight against ths Allies to the Doinluis-Htocren tone, m ight have voluntarily abandoned both Bo­ ros and Tynset to provide mar* manpower for tho crucial itra g ale along tho Gudbrand* valley. The statem ent said German troops attandoned Roros T utsday night and the Norwagton* marched In a t 6:00 A. M. today. Later, it was said, tha German* retreated from Tynset to tha di­ rection of Kvikn* to the north­ west along the road to Trondheim. Although the Germans aban­ doned Roros there was sporadic patrol fighting as th* Norwe­ g ian, mopped up th* town, U was understood. Norwegian troops, supported by Swedish and Finnish velunta***, were Mid to have sailed Karoo, Norway’s copper refining center, and then driven th* German* to retreat down th* Ooester e*Jley to TyiueL A t TynM t. It wo* understood, th* Norwegian fore** w era tr y ­ ing to cut tha highway landtag northwest to Utobeeg, Bt oerm o o ) Trondheim—which to vital to tha N ails If they or* to eo m o lld ilt their vlctorto* of th* la s t 48 hours. The Norwegon fore*, as being a tra n r a i _ __ . equipped, wna continuing It* drive It 'wna claimed. Norwegian advtee* fm i ■ L O C A L M gB I' “ (., > > • ,- M am a V m mm • <• * . 1 Have Abandoned All Hope Of Taking Trondheim sorsc ontribute 23 percent t o ward all non-fedira( project*; and reduction to IS daya of th e enforced layoff period for persona continuously on roll* fo r If months. Yesterday Federal Security AA m inlstrator McNutt and the American Federation of Labor reported th a t employment was In­ creasing, the A FL attributing the rlie to higher wages resulting In g reater buying power. Its official monthly publication. American Federationlst, estim ated ning a t t l l f f A. M., local sup­ porters VsU Ju d ey . _____ ft*!’ candidate will stop In Ovtrdo snrouto horns ■fkrr his final swing oeror* North Florid* and b*ek via J*cksonvlllr, where he will m»ke a radio broadcast over the Florid* network Friday night beginning a t 8:30 P. M. ’ Local aupportera Invited ail of thoae Interested to meet th* can­ didate a t the HI. Johns Rivrr bridge west of Sanford to oscort him to Seminole County1* second largest city. He will make a radio address in Tampa Saturday night over the Florida network from 10:30 to 10:46 P. M.__________ m 1■ ’ Established In 1908 WASHINGTON, A pt. 2 r- (F ) — The WPA ha* lik e d Con( t e n , well-informed legislator* Mid, to t i e s It sre a U r leeway In the rite and type of project* It ean undertake with relief fund*. Ilouie aprepriatlon* tub-com­ mittee member* Mid requested revlilon* Include: restoration of federal th eater project*: rem oeil of the $03,000 limit on conrtrwetlon cost project*; tllm lnalion of Mr*. 8 . J . Bigger*. $0, died a t WARE R E T URNS h er home on Union Avenue yes­ terday afternoon a t 4:50 o’clock. County Judge R. W. Ware will She bad been In 111 hM lth for the be returned from th* Orange p a st seven ye*r». General Hospital thla afternoon F or 85 years a resident of Ban- where he ha* been undergoing ford, Mrs. Bigger* wa« th* widow treatm ent fa r o kidney ailment. of toe lata Bile* J. Bigger* who II* will be confined to his home died her* to 1930. Mr*. Bigger* fo r f r eatresnt fo r several day*. was born on Mar. IT, 1BC0 to Stanley county, N. C. She w n, a NAMED TO ICC member of tha F irst Baptist Church her*. WASHINGTON, May 2. —AT ga rv lvor* are four eon*, E. W. —J . Monroe Johnson, assistant end Paul Birger* of Sanford: Secretary of Commerce sjnee 1936, nominated by President Tom end CoUt* Bigger* of W in­ te r Garden: two daughters, Mr*. sit today to bo a member C. a Wilson of W later Garden Interstate Commerce Comand Mrs. H arry O pltafor o f W ayr s s l Oa. Also three d e te rs, Mr*. Oomfebto Repeal Of AY, ‘MAY 2, 1940 Sanford la Tfco O r I f C t h t m Florida a ir Afford) » L . n r i . w ■j JN ***** . • 4* & ■* < y >,„- � 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, 1940 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>, May 01, 1940; <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/f2ebc6536112980e71d269799f9bf4b4.pdf cab11a97043c75cb2c1ba12aa60a1f9c PDF Text Text T H E SA N FO RD A llied Resistance Develops As Nazi Armies StrikeHard Of-Norway . f a t e af all 8eandlnavla, t unwillingly In the deadly Mol of the Alllcd-Grrman naetas to turn on which an rush the heaviest batla* into north central Nonray eld military adage that y • la battle goes to the that gets there first with mat men la a boot to bo anew la the Trondheim . Three weeks of give* ike skirmishing for irntf* ms not yet clearly defined ilia Initial AUird set* Idly admitted In Lonits ara aareral factors favoring the Franco* forwrglan team’s chances log. lha tables quickly on N ail foe. M least among them Is the that the Germans are operK in hostlla territory. The Neflans, although Incapable diking a frontal stand against moving and wall-equipped nan light eolumna, are harry1them with hit-and-run teewhich menace m ar delay the dA-beadod N atl effort to reUia Trondheim garrison. It arts in, too, that tho civilian w in e la passing vitally lmant Information on enemy m e n u lo Alllcd-Norwrglnn under*. That tends to offset M r - air superiority In scoutanemy dispositions. Bother and even more Importi«/actor Is the shorter dlaa between Andatsnes, the Allanding base south of Trondl« and tha developing TrondI front, aa compared with the inea heavy German forces I travel ta reach It from the i region. Furthermore, Alare In poi«**possesadvance unite ara at hey Junctions on rail■ ever which the Germans it send aid to tha Trondheim Ison, still hemmed In on all 3 it la clear that tha only help is reaching the relatively mcaI Nasi fortes holding Trendferried In by air. nr*' been cut off by sea I since tbelr surprise and i sslsora of tba ancient an capital Whatever de­ ls bare been flown to It, tha garrison of Trondu m o i r b« tlitnly iprcidr bold tho city, the fort* •aoaftBranding - Trondheim fjord ‘lilMR Its M-mlle length, and outpoata over 100 miles apart on th* ' il t u and mad approaches to th* alty from tha north and south, ix .From; BthTnkJtt, whirs the AlIW northern* flank attack was -Checked and la still stalled, It 4 100 mils* down th* vltel rail­ way to Mslhns, sooth of Trondhelm, where tho southern outpost 4 t,th a Trondheim garrison I* rsP iir td l, I t la up that railway that Uia riaarest German relief column . I* attempting to force Its way. V’ 'M o d u li reports say that Al­ lied detachments from Andalsnea, held tha Storm Junction. U so. : they ara a barrier that tha Gertoon flying column coming up th* Osterdslen route must over­ come quickly If It Is to break ’the Allied grip on Trondheim. Sooth ward, th* Alllee slso hold tha Dombss Junction on tha other t, n i l route ta Trondheim from Os­ lo. London report* sharp fighting i of Dombss down th* Gutalen valley up which the id German flying column la ipUng to move. •ra U strong Indication that atajor AIUmT thrust in Nor­ te that based on Andalsnes. British expedition tended at aaa to encircle Trondheim Um north may, In fact, be of a feint to cover Ih* An­ ita operation* than anything U so, It kaa served lla chief bb«, even If stalled. I t baa d th * N ail garrison at uaha to thta lte defense by expanding it* front •eutnahly, It Is from Aniaa that um Alltea ara plannihalr major stu c k , not only T o s t Trondheim and lte vlIniportent fjord from Gar, -but ta push dlnctly toOslo. U tost Is tru e ,'ll Is adateRsa or la Its vtelaity haavy Franco-Britlsh supg forces are bslag sat wmr i n > n rnat pUn* p pm * Uebad confirmsUob. ; GAINESVILLE, Apr. 89 -V D Tba newipapar Aftonbladat ra* M l Gibb, Ualveralty af Florida ported tba German column etrfh- ulor la v student from JathxonInf northaaat toward tba Stoeran* Be, baa woo tba 9100 prlaa of* Doabaaa railroad waa only tbraa rad for tba baat paper on eopymile* from tba rail lino and highway after taking Inset and that the Natl* might aeeer the Una at any time. Thi* column led by tanka had cut by eurprlse through enowpiled mountain passe* and ley road* from the direction of Timset below Itoeroa whUa another r r c o u r t n in t h wing drove direetly westward i* t oI CrI AcIt. s cCvIR C V IT , IN ABU against the railroad closer to JPtD OK B K M I N O L S COENTT. Dombaas, between Foldal and JOHN r » C N O « .v P la la lllf. Hjerklnn. South of Dombaas In the MAE U KNOB. D efendant. OSDS* o r PLOUCATtON Gudbrand* valley, a German MAN L. S K O a , S t UlOLOW force driving from the direction TO: STH N BT, P AUL, r i v e r , m a m a * of Llllshammor was said to CH U aBTTB : a r t h ere b y o rd ered lo op* have pushed northward front p eTe on r (p ero o n o lly o r b y a tto r n e y ) Otta, about 40 miles from Dom- lo o n a w o r t h e b ill o r o o m p taln l baas, after pushing the. AID** and a f fid a v it f a r o rd e r of ac re lea n , h e re in filed n n o r out of the town of Kvam. ■> bbyefopreu b licatio tb * Srd d a y a f J m l» t* . The two synchronised German n ih o rw lee a d ecree p ro ro n fceeo w ill he e n te re d a g a in s t y o n fo r drives against the railroad fa ilu re to ap p o n r; p ltS B .o r a n s w e r, might compel the Allies to With­ aa req u ire d a y law . I t la f a r t h e r o rd ere d t h a t th is draw from their advance base nolle* ho p u b lish e d o ar* o w eek at Stoeren, probably back toward fo r f o u r eo n eecn tlv * w eek* In T he Dombaas because Trondheim ta Hanford H e ra ld , a n ew sp ap er pah* letted a t H anford. Beta I no I* C oun­ the north on the coast seem td Ity, lo rid a. to be solidly held' by the Ger­ W Fllnoaa m y h a n d and o ffic ia l •*al a t ItaafO fd, Bern I note f-o n n ty , mans. ISM. Dombaaq was gravely threat­ F lo rid a, th l* I th o .d arv. aifi rApril. rndon. ened from Foldal, 2G miles to C lerk a f Ih * C irc u it C o u rt. B ernina'* C ounty, F lo rid a . the cast, and from O tta on the B y: A. M. W EEK S. south, and escape In this quar­ D. C* ter might be cut off, unless tho (SE A L ) British and Norwegians could halt the Germans and prevent them from cutting the rail lines. IN T O R CO T O T O F T O N C O t'N TT I ’IMIK. BRU IN O U S COVNTT. A British column yesterday JSTATM O F FLO R O IA . reached tho mountain peaks of IN IIK T H E E ST A T E OF ItELLF. CHECK. D ec e a se * I n P ro b at* . Boerne near the Swedish border and battled to stem German mo­ TO A M . WHOM I T MAT COMtorised forces which swept north­ Nolle** (a h a r a h y - ojv o a that VICward on two fronts through T ill! C H E C K filed 111* fin al re p o rt crumblin'- Allied force* to tight­ en the Natl grip on the lower half of Norway. The British, racing eastward nnl north from Dnmbas, fought tn nrevent the Germans from elnsin f n fi7-niile gap between Narl-hcld Trondheim on the At­ lantic roast and German force* thrusting up from the Oslo gone j at lightning spred. Tho new/paper Dogma Nyheter reported from tho frontier I hot n German advance force of SCO men qrlthdrew a few miles routhwnrd from Rotrns leaving the town a no-mnn’s land. The German . forces were re­ ported to hnve swept Into the north with tanka, armored ear*, artillery and Wasting bombing planei on two fronts. The Allies a t Dombaas and BUI Sktyno of Miami le a saadldato for cloctloa. oe Dams fitoeren, an Important bate 80 erollo aalleael committeeman. mites northward along the rail* Ho Is shslrmoa of d a ta astlvl* road to Trondheim, faced Isola­ tlos of lha Yoaag Domoeralic tion If the German motorised Cloht of Florida, past ossltod columns should succeed In but* ruler af Miami Kilts, post dlroo* ting the network of rail lines lor af Iho Miami Junior Chamber and forming a Junction with trto of Commerce, sad a member of Germans In Trondheim. The Allies had taken strong Iho ssscstlvo committee of Ih* Florid* Congress on Democracy. positions a t lljerklnn on a high plateau, 17. miles northeast of Dnmliaa* along the railroad and reinforcements were being rushed to the spot tii1 stem a German thrust from Foldal to the cast, the Swedish radio said last night. The Norwegian high command ATLANTIC CITY, Apr. *0. said last night north of German—(A1)—The general conference of held Roero* near the' 8wedlth the Methodist church . yester­ bonier. Iho Germans had ad­ day called upon all IU 7,858,000 vanced Saturday hut so slightly members In the United States that it la hardly worth mention­ to do without Sunday dinner on ing. Later reports placed the Ger* June 2 and pray for "speedy mans at Glaamos, right miles termination or war." north of Hoerns In a synchro­ The 778 conference delegate* it solved to set the ex&mplo by nised drive with another column doing likewise this Sunday and whkh was, only three miles rest contributing the money they of the Ilomlisns-Hloeren railroad would*)isH' l|l?m»m*a fund "for at Ulsbrrg. These two columns appeared to tb r're lle f of hum anrnffsrinfc." "The first 8unday ln \ju n e ," be striving to Isolate the large their resolution read, "is here­ Allied forces at Ktoerrn, drive by designated as a day of self- on to a Junction at Trondheim denial, fasting and prayer and then turn bacl4 southward throughout the Methodist church. In full force upon Dombaas. Northwest of Oslo, the com­ "We urge that every Meth­ odist follow th* eiampla of the munique said, tho Norwegians general conference In making A retreated along the Numedat and pacrlflelal offering. We regard Hatlngdal valleys nfter engaging thl* period of fasting . . . *■ the enemy In battle. Tho German* have captured a . preparation for further sacri­ fice* lo be mad* during th* con­ Voss, 38 miles Inland from Ber­ tinuation of this period of crit­ gen along the railroad to Oslo, it was admillcd, while German ical human need.*' -plaitea—rentirrae ie bomb eoado should be “a time of deep in­ and railways. The communique said one ST. PETERSBURG, Apr. 29. — tercession for the suffering multitudes of other lands, anil German plane was shot down, Finding new vigor In the W'irm of earnest petition for the speedy three were farced to land and sen and gulf biecxcs at Psss-aGrille Rceeh, where he spent a termination of war and the es­ quiet Sabbath with hls campaign tablishment of a Just and lasting winning kt. 10:00 andI con­ managers from all parte of the ___ ____. A..M. _,___ peace." tinuing until midnight. Dinner We«l Coist, B. V. Paty cf We»t will be seivcd at 12:30 P. M. Pelm Beach, candidate for Gov­ There will be political speaking ernor, last night made final prep­ as to where the newly-created throughout the day. arations for the gruelling test Methodist church’s administra­ week of the gubernatorial battle, tive beard* and commissions For the convenience of any stu­ ho will resume today with should be located. They reject­ dents wishing to stay at home .1which aeries of apecchoa In tho Pinel­ ed temporarily at least, recom­ while attending Stetson Universi­ las county area. mendations of the small commis­ ty, there has been a change In This arlrmocn Paty will -peak sion on location appointed at the bus schedule which will per­ In. Clearwater, following a loom­ Kanras City a year ago, and mit the .student* to arrive s i the ing of brief talks In I.argo, llelleturned th* entire matter over school In time for classes. The dir and Dunedin. The Paly organ­ to th* large committee on tem­ bus will leave Oitendn nl 7:30 A. isation has scheduled a big tally poral economy for reconsidera­ M. and will arrive In Deljmd al for their candidate a t Williams tion. 8:36 each morning, according lo Park In St. Petersburg, tonight at Th* commission on location an announcement received From 8:00 o’clock. Paty will speak In wanted the commission on world Dr. W. 8. Allen, president of the Clearwater, in the municipal audi­ aca and tha board of lay activ­ school. torium. es to be In Chicago. But a group led by Chester A. Smith of tecRtelll, N. Y„ wanted these two located In Weshington “ In the same building with th* board of temperance.'' Methodists Call For Fasting On Day Of June 2 a" w i* y TO^nUMCJJK UOSTIC. ADDRKM T ea 2alr« 4 a r a h e re b y o rd ere d a rut re* l a h e s o d a p p e a r upon fh e Ih d a y a f M a r A. D. IM S. l a th e b ill o r r o a i p l a l a t rile d a s * Io at r e a la Ih le re a e e In ta o ClreaM* C o u rt o f n e a l a e l o C o u n tr. F lo rid * , h r Jrro m e n o l l e , b e m s o n a e tlo a fo r div o rce. T h e H aarerd H e ra ld le d e e lr a a l* *4 a a th e n e w a p a p e r la w h ich th l* O rd er a h a ll he p u tlla h e d fo r f e a r e o aee eu tlv e w e e k * WITNKIM. a P. H ern d o n . C lerk o f o a r aald C o u rt, a n d ta o o ffic ia l aeal th e re o f. T b le Iho 1 0th d * r of M arch A. n. ise e . O. F. HERNDON, B y : A. U EXTERM W E eS c* 11' D. C ( B E A U _______________________ n o n c v to m n o r r o ita ___ t iib r o i a r o r t u b c o t o t t J IIM ia SK M IN O t.il O O f N TT, n-oaiD A . i n rnoKATM. ____ in Protect Your IN RK: KaTATJC o r W. D. LEN­ TO ^ ft.irefrK .m T o n n a n d p e r - BONN HA V IN O PUAIMH OR DK* MANDS AOAINHT NAIir KHTATE: T nu a n d each of you a r o herefar n o tified a n d re q u ire d lo p re e e a l a n y clalm a a n d dem and* w h lrh you. o r e llh s r o f you. m a r k a v o a s n ln s t lb # o a la io of Vf. D. LKMONB. deceaaed, la i* e f said C ounty, lo Ih o C o tp itr J o i n n( R etslnolo ('o u n ty . F lo rid * . n l hie n fflco In Iho e n u rl houeo o f eald C o u n ty a l H anford. F lo rid a , w ith in e la b l ra le n d e r m n n ih a fro m lh a lim e n f th e f lr e t p a h lle p lle n a f Ih le nolle*. K erb cla im n r rirm an d c h i l l bo In w r llln s . an d c h a ll aim * lh a p la re o f re e ld rn ro a n d po et n fflre ad* dree* o f Ih* c la im a n t, an d c h a ll be ew n rn lo by th e cla im a n t, a e a n l, n r a lln r n e y , a n d n n v attrh H alm n r d em an d a n t no filed a h a ll l>e EXTERMlNATIM ?WGSFw„. PHONE 5666 44 MeCesey Bldg. No c h n n ; o f o r i n s p e c t i o n s a n il c s i i n i . i t Paty Confers With -Campaign-Managers K CITY BRIEFS |f *ollaord r t m Psoe 0**1 lion this afternoon at 4:00 o'clock. A box supper to which ell can­ didate-*, and members of ths Woodmen of the World have been invUed, will be held In th* Wood­ men Hall Tueaday night begin­ ning a t 8:00 o'clock. There .will bo a regular meet­ ing of tho supervisory committee of tho Sanford State Palmers' Wholesale Mailwt In ths Market Office tonight a t 8:00 o'clock, ac­ cording to Manager II. J. Lehman. A program whkh might better the lot of Seminole County farm ­ ers ax shown in recent Land Usa" Survey, will be discussed at a special mooting in the Court H o m o on Um night of May 1. Donmy A im t C. R. Dawson sakT today, , /_____ flying column*, Gorman garrison -' An all-day plcnte will to held aa tha pienl* grounds af Nrob J*cohi In CfauluoU Wednesday be- ie d A d y e r tis e m e n ts Yellow SQUASH lb. GREEN BEANS 2 lbs. GA. YAMS 5 lbs. YORK APPLES 5 lbs. 5c 15c 19c 21c 12 OZ. HQRMEL’S SPAM 23c 2*/, SILVER FLOSS KRAUT 3 for 25c 19 OZ. StyEET MIX PICKLE 2 for 25c W L T B B T TINY SUGAR PEAS liy 2c LUX TOILET SOAP • 5c SLICED"PEACHES IT JUICE IONTE COFFEE >LENE diffuBM light throughout tho room, dfapok Mock ahodowa* yat throw* ooft* door light on tho roodtt* Novor boioro h a good Hght ooat to Httlo* bo it dofoo't pay to run tho ridi of o f o twia. Moko furo that yw* �• $ a* f >7 *’'v*T?^ *7*f w v i .• IT T r j* v . ■ <* *W ,**li r r f f in v t t ' \ ■Sanford fa Tba Only Central Florida a i r Affording kail. High**. And Water Transportation .' SeaUaota Cocnlj Protfneea Mor* Fndt And Yc««iabka Than A n j Similar Area la America AN INDEPEND VOLUME XXXI A mm W3SOT0 v • % £ ** ■ • -ft’ *. ? || p? Member Associated Press NEWSPAPER SANFORD, FLORlDX.(TtlESDAY, APRIL 30, 1910 Established In 1908 NUMBER 213 Wagner A ct Said W e a th e r Is NOBLE ROMAN WIDENEU DERBY HOPE German Armies V iolated By Ford Unsettled In Much O f U.S. T o ward T rondheim As M otor Corporation Negro Is Killed «- Company At S t Louis IsOrdered To Re-In­ state 94 Who Participated In Strike UAW Given Right »0f Representation Board Rules Against D i s t r i b u t i o n Of Pamphlets Ford WASHINGTON, Apr. SO * _ (A P )—Labor Board to­ day ruled that the Ford Motor Company had violat­ ed the Wagner Act at It* St, Louis plant, and ordered the company to ro-lnstate with back pay 94 employes who participated In the 1937 strike. , The board aUo ordered the POLAND’S LOSS •, Allies Fail To H old s Tomadic'Winds Ruin Many Houses , In Louisiana Tbwn n r iw M ta n e r m * Generally unsettled wenlhcr Appnlm lilan prevailed be tweed and Itocky Mountain*1 It Jay while two elate*, Mlnneeoti, and Colo, tado, repotted mow. Rain, moitty showers, fill from the w ritem gulf region to Michi­ gan and Wiieonaln. In Alabama and Ceorgia, light rain* wt-rr ex­ pected to continue tonight. Tem­ perature* were moderate. Hundred* of hour** were de­ stroyed and one negro wa* killed by tnmadle wind* which b a t night ■truck Bordftonvnie, La. At the aame time, high wind*, and heavy rain swept half of the nlnlr, flooding the stream* and rity ■treet*. A late reminder of winter spread a thin blanket of mow over sretloha of Colorado yester­ day, while rainy weather moved Jeastward along tha Gulf of Mexi­ co to Alabama. In tha southeast generally, the You’d aralla too If, llko pretty mercury dropped to iub-ru>:ina! PolUh ballerina Toni Novlika, level*. From to the pictured above on her recent ar­ Great Lakes, Tennessee temperature* were rival In Now York, you were 10 degree* or more under llio-.c of *afcly headed for Hollywood Sunday. after bavins to flee Ruwlan Chattanooga, Tenn., reported 40, Poland. a drop of 14 degrees. At l.ntti*vllle, Ky., a low of 40 wa* M de­ gree* cooler. Chicago'* 44 con­ trasted with 68. At Buffslo. N. Y., the m treury dipped Mow freetlng. A slight change to warinrr weather wa* noted in New KngUud. The spread of the southern n r ta n fU lM r r * « raid belt wa* expected to bring Democratic candidate* for the higher temperaturea to the multi­ Florida nomination a* governor cast. an d - —United----State*---- *en*tor puibcd their "stretch dries' campaigns th rougtruit Florida's Iona exppna* ycfterdsy in effort to win tL y support of a* many as .possible of lha undecid­ ed voters before'the May 7 pri- Improvements To Homes Are Urged During This Week NO. 1 POPPY GIRL N a z i Expeditionary Force Bridges Gap Between Columns Northwest Of Oslo Action Is Seen As Isolating Allies Better Homes Week Is Sponsored To Stim­ ulate New Interest RuFfliana-British Un­ able To Agree On T r a d e Relations " t’lran up your hark yard* *iul nllie*. cut yrur lawn, plant a few^ slrruho, brighten the Inlcrhir of Joseph K. Widcncr’s Roman moved lie will In- it real threat your (It |a*«#4p|pA rvege home with o new coal of T lio H oiithem bnlf of Nor* In the Kentucky Derby, May 4, s^ltm be galloped to victory In the 1 |,»int natnl n'r nr 'ndd null Mi'ine some new curtain*,1 cun*,,,’, Klmcndorf Pur*c ut Kcencland. Ills time fur fix furlongs— 1:13 Home irenionstratlon Agent Mr*, wav. n m m rrn tlv waa falling 1-f,— wa* excellent considering the muddy truck, Ills margin of iirvn D. Andrew*, head of the torinv like a rine plum Into local ob»e.rvanc* of Better Home* victory—six lengths— and the foci that it was his first start as Week, urged today. tho hands of the German Ina 3-year-old. vailcm. With a small rash outlay and sonic physioil effort It is sur­ Official announccmenU In prising the Improvements that Berlin reported two Import­ inn lie mado to bolh the inletlor company to bargain upon request ant successes; a Nail expedi­ nod the exterior of the home, with Lha ClO’a UAW aa exelutionary force has bridged the Mr*. Andrews said. lira representative of the St. last gap between Its columns Pointing out that this week I* Lou la plant employe*, Brunet Kllen Drew, motion pic•ft n.-tde to stimulate Interest In la addition, the company wai — i home improvement, Mr*. Andrew* lure nclrrii*. who was recently | moving north to disestablish the St. selected 11140'* National Buddy, from O* o and south from Trend A sub.*tantlal program of new total of the building permits to ; p In'ed out the value In advert*- poppy Girl of the Loula division of the Liberty Le­ Vctenin* ot helm.Domba*, the vital rat a new high in the four month* Ing for the Cltv of Panford if af America, Inc. Tba board home ronstnictiun and home re­ Foreign War*. V. F. W. com- road Junction 100 mile* south pen id. Many house* in Ssnford j every resident along the prlncipnl *d the company "dominated pairs during tho first four have h-rii repainted, rcroofe 1 and street* snd avenues mad* an ef- mittec In Kansas City, Mo.. wns Nail-held where Allied , _nUrferred" with tho forma­ months o f 1910 lia.i bou*t*J the remodeled. foil to Improve his home by chose her a* a "typical Amen- , orcrJ trlcd to itop the German tion.' and admlnlatration of tha amount of building permits issued A* previously stated, April's planting seasonal Dowels and can gir . utratmollsr In several days of by the City of hunfurd to $33,- huditim; permits ware the higheU shrub* nnd properly raring for j j T t h e ^ m i lime, the Board heavy fighting. ' the lawns. 3U8, the highest level fur this for the m i rent yrar, amt with dlipiladad allegations th a t tha The meeting of lha two N all Co-operating In this planting new const ruction planned for the Toed - Company discriminated period In several years. columns was southwest of Storagainst l o t other workers. The month of April saw Ilia lu-j,* few weeks, it 1* iiuitc prob- program D the Sanfold Garden en, another vital railroad june* able that May’s tctul will l>c even Cltrb which listed a number of largest amuunt of permit* with t lon about 80 mllea north ot y * * -* * ~ new-and old, which ;tltHrtilt-hit;hrr. th - buibliog-' g-iornt'or Dombti. ■“ i dUvea In I hive simple and geneisily inex­ morning. The total amount of said. n Lebor^ conAlthough the G#nnmnljne tvlIn this connection, M. M. Par­ pensive planting*. the permits issued fur UK ace with ■ the Mr*, rie d K. Wilson, president dtntly was long and^TByi, It month of March wav $1 2.304, ti, h, stole dlK*-lor for tlie Fed­ r A rt rights. ** means th# N ail forcta h*vt Uld February, lll.GJO und January, eral Housing Adminlrlralion, In a of th r Gardrn Club, « id that the . wl11 . • U h* I down a front to d tftn d th ttf 111,820. recinl pres.* stall incgl iiptiinlvli- committee whlrh made tbs s ^ c - 1 ^ °f hold on louthtrn Norway—4n Ihnl oonsttuethm lion.* did not attempt to list .11 Chuluola tomorrow, making ' tbe Building prrinits for the fii.rat cnlly enlly predicted | "is nasi frw month* would lie of the homra where thr yards are ■eventb In a series of rallies held important part of th i nation. It thrvu month* of till* year tntaiilAa for th* well planted. The ronimiltrr *eh ig h e r than lit Uia im«l In |J6 , hJ!L» s compared with $ l* J , Germans a r t In a u n d e r tlie suspire* o f tlo-^Remi- mean* thr flS tu H M ^ ffS S L tf ‘f Anr 10 far the rantc |»nlnd in 11*33, ur View of thr fart Dial loain ftrf levtwd only a few small houses of netfe Cni*nly Dcinocr slh- r t r U D l i v r poilttOTi Ui l#olaiw. AUt*4 /arde%# diffi-irnt lyi*-;with runimrnd*l,|tert« many corulng to the ircord* of ItulM- tx-lag made nv.iillibb- Ihrr-Ugh thr C o n iin ltte r . • wliirli advanced inland from th i waeks of travallng and speaking, ing Inspector Ciudy I,. Duncan KIIA. to Hr v in lower in-ome plvnlblg* ill the carl ui fr^iden arting an insurgent T h e pingrnit* f u r t h e d a y will coal'd t»» 11 y to stem th# light* tiat apctions. returned their "vote getting" III this incrrnjc for the f ir) biackel*. plan to place the "hatini& l!’ntlrivr toward Trondheim# / tours yesterday. In the Mayfair section llm fol lirgiti *t |I I:01) A. M. w ith a d ­ tting irat state squarely on recurd Iw-' quarter of tin- year, Sun fuel Floilda faiulll with ainioal ill lowing Ii means thr (irrmana havt at* d ressee in 1-rhnlf of r n m ln l a t e , fm WASHINGTON, Apr, 30. —UP) liouir* wrie listed: In the six-man senate race, In­ — ____— _____ *y, ......... romr* ranging from ll.nuo to I:’, S-.lti- o ffices ulld will to- followed (mnrd a vtrnltgid hold «n com—President Roosevelt wa* report­ cumbent Charlea O. Andrew* n whole. In 37 inuiiiphnlili- •. DIM) mimiallv will r-n«lilnlr Hie | lllln Caldwell, |)',ll| K.i | See ill till* lltlernoo il |,y Hellllll' tc niiiiiiciitionHv and liavr turned ed last night to hava given tacit made talks yr»terdey a t Center an eight-member unpledged dele- »* ii • . , , _ ■"1**1 SI reel; l>rr M. Raiistr-I loin. the building permit* lamied dor gallon to the O. O. P. national o u n ty n fftee sr-ck rr, who will (In* lithlc* oil thr Allirh’ effort approval of a drtva to end • Hill, Webster. Bushnell, Wildm '.Y x. J. J I I ......... ,M Klllot Avenue: W. A. Hit*, f t. C ing Hitfirst ipiaiter of P.il" convention yeeterday In llnr with p r e s e n t I t o i r m o llificatio n .. Mat ■harp fuad among Texas Demo­ wood, Inverness and wound up . * v, ' lw Avenue; Andrew t a,ra„„y . Dsy festtvitii-* will at*o In1 in- In col off Trondheim from th# vvishre uf Governor William ri-arlird u gr*iu| total of niio. crats centering about tha preej- with a night speech a t Gaines- th* iiitrilot willi force* moving norm "The Irdcittl llou-iliK Admin |;|o p;|||„t Avenue than | lU.Onu.lKHi. Vanderbilt. rliiilod in t h e p r o g i o m f o r lln- iibmg the awhuard from dentlal candidacy af Vies Pieal- villa. Anl»lr*tmn. In co op, ration with I y.„, | aula siilelivi ion Tinfirst four ntonlh* of |p |n Whilo Ithodc’a divided Republi­ -liiy a n d ev en in g while th e eliinav iIiiImic.h, a ii •I h o u U i from Namioiu "It is better economy for the private imlu-liy. tin* j.a r I - | K. I. liny. Oil plum.,** Dnvc will t e a d an ce w liirli will e n d at <1<Tb«0morement was Initiated by United States to spend a billion can! were meeting in elate con­ lia» seen the roiistructiun --I |)Ii c I iik linin' am i t in|»lt» Hn»r C«Mirt: Thr Kli itUli Atlndralty diaHouse Majority Loader Rayburn, dollars now for national defense vention, neighboring Muvaochu- many new home*. Frank A-h on the nh»lii»»tiiKi un*l ili'Vi’liipmi'nl IV. K.( Watiit n |ilnrr; J II |*«|. m id n ig h t. iltiMil (no llritikh Bubmarlnc# T h e e i g h t h a n d fu sil political of Texas, who managed Gamer * than 36 billions another way,'' eette made ready for It* prrel- down hs* built an attractive Jl. of nturtlily bull!. t" clou if h; |». t.. TInoAliir. two trawler# dcntial primary tomorrow, when 330 bungalow on Summerlin co*t MpprosititNlrl) I'sI.fdHMK)/’ .Mr ■ally sp o n s o r e d l y tlie Driiioerotie Vki'i** |o?»t, and cfttnpftign for Oil Democratic he told his audiences. I'nlinctla Avtnur: Uiitbh taurplancH wero Avenue near Fourth Slii-r-t whirl, P arriM i C o m m i t t e e will is* I,, I,I in S a n f o t d Mink. "T1» «*R|Ht|iir lli«* nomination of 1988, and RepreAndrews' Itinerary today will an old ago pcnelon group back­ will Mi*. Sad) o MuArs 2111 Palbe sold *oon. It. It. Wight d e v r l o p m c i i t «»f 11*i•* I>| h* o f Imint*, on H a t u i d s y n ig h t. Chuiniiaii Fre d irpm (i'il to have i*h«t doiRn two sentatlve Johnson, of Texas, a carry him to Lake Butler, Fcr- ing Dewey without his authorisa­ L having n new 8T.7f.tI bungul-w the F. II. A. Ini4 111-#•r it 11/ ('•I i'li inrito Avenue. tion will attempt to gain repre­ ; v . Mender said t h a t tt;ign,ilin N';ui plniicR off Norway. strong new daaler. I t envisaged a nandlna and Jacksonville. DmmwoM: on Summerlin Avenue I- mlninuini riiiisltiirlinii A London military source Mid A v e n u e b e tw e e n F i o l a n d S ee' iel plan under which tba Texas dele­ i»«|»iirrIn West Florida. Charles Fran­ sentation on the Bay slate’s G. built The former \V S. rulriiiMti twicn Second and Fourth Xtreii . s t r e e t * will to- l o p i d o f f olid (lio Gt'iman* iaptuie<l Stored, gation to tba Democratic nomi­ cis Coe ended a day’s campaign­ O. P. delegation. vnetiU iitul iiroiMitv *»l»H 4V<rii' . ... F. A F i i r , .I0H W m l uml constnictinn of the new liunir As in Rhode Island. Massa­ nating cenvantlon would t>e pledged ing at Panama City after ap­ tlwrllingd vi<lot'll ul $I.«hhi mmJ Sixteenth Street; A F. ( \,||U|»i filled With tienehec foe Itie lolly uml (In* Allied position in Dorofur Mr. and Mr*. Tom Holt el chusetts’ chief Republican leader* If t h e w e a t h e r i* fuv ornlde. In llUR Mil or Vt.Vt "iliff icult." to Gamer, but would refuse to be pearing at Tallahassee, Apalachi­ under, Mtid nl •• lui^ *wt•'a•i4in- l*oo West Slxtornth S tm t the comer of Hrvi-ntcrnth Sire, I lined* e ev en t o f hielement we*tlu*r it The llrithli apparently wero a party to any "atop Roosevelt" cola and Port St. Joe. Today he have called for an uncommitted and <hf finuni'iiiir fa* ilitli’v j UthcrB.* I th ()*k Avenue is practically delegation, relying heavily upon will lie held in th e f o n t t House. goes back to Drooksvllle to open rni uuniriing difficultira on tho movtoMnte made uvuikiile through C II A Mr*. K. M. Hunt. Till (IhK A«<- ' «*om|iirir«i. a Home nan !> « • i . ... , , complrlcrl. A home ha* l>r the fact that their atate In oppo­ The suggestion was made In another series of talks which tliplttinulic fioiit uUo. Source# noe: II. D. Caswell. 1310 Miigm.li* j lo" " v sition to that of the pension built for P. It. Stephenson .... J talegsanu which Rayburn and will end in Ocala tonight. i It.-*.- in (In* foreign office #ald West Fifteenth Street. I "Through tin- ,*.-o|» nili-ii of j Avenue; Mrs. Sadie tin,**>!'. iiiim .Mill' IN l*IS11(I.S> group U headed by Governor Governor Cone spoke Isait night Johnson sent to Myron 0 . Blalock, Kuptiii ilccnicd Ilit* British o fftr I.inxle. ConiplMod several week* ag o the state's hewrjiiipei* inol luilu. j M-'giiolla Avenue- ||. Gamer's Taxaa manager, and to a t Tampa after meetings at Balonetall, Senator l-odge and N O R F O L K , V a . Apt 311. td'i Li ntgoliatc a trade agreement wa* a new fdfiOO home at tin bioudrasting station*, we will |cu- l.-*-h Arbor; J. F. Mitrludl, 111) As*I*tout Secretary of tha In­ Lakeland and Plant City. HI* Hous* Minority Leader Martin. unitatiNfactory bccauao of Tilt* ( i l t t ’k Itlt’Mlllt't T I m IIiI MNi Political observers interpreted m iner nf Niiieteeiitli Street and tulo the modem low-mst J.iiiie j M ignolia Avenue, terior Wlrlx, a Texan, who re­ campaign today carried him into ■—in-itlcncc that her rt'|»«irU*tl in tliwii4*>« y i > l t i i | u y in Itn* *iun tha outcome of tha Rhode Island Oak Avenue for Mr. uii I Mi which ran meet tin- tunning need, ] cently returned to his borne state Pinellas county. of thoin-iml* >f Florniu families a i»0-mile e u l e o IniuI .l-'iii iih Ii*i« trade with Germany wa# h#r Swinging Into tha rich Ever­ convention a t more of a victory A. C. Fort, while Mr. MrTee, with Income* in the |l,riuil.|3,0U0 purportedly to whip up third terra r a b t o f llu* ViiKinia 1 h r ovkii affair. They amid tho So­ glades section, Jerry C a rte r'd e ­ for Vanderbilt than a dr feet for ha* expended several thnuxund a yrar rungo. Approximately I,conbl y i iu n l f ui*l I'liuliu im *- viet position "»tlll wai under Dewey. At least one of the dele­ dollar* in remodeling hia • ted Tba message* quoted Wirt* aa clared a t Bells Glad*, Florida gatee, 700 families in thin stale m,pined MlglMl n I i i * w u h I ii “ luitl n I i i i |m m cotiHidt'iatlon" however. were put In the field donee on Melionvlllo Avenue. stating Roosevelt supporters In could aolvo her own WPA prob- bv the who homes under the Federal Housing iHi r i g h t f r e t o f vui U t ill No. I elate Republican organi­ Ilungaiy warned German pro­ I tu n i s s i s s* r*»« T t m ) Current permits Issued via* Tessa should endorse Gamer aa sation, announced publicly that an* issued yesterday to J. A. I n! Administration's Insured mortgage If.Sanford ha* Flurida'* typiral a n d 2 bold* an d t h e e n g i n e loom tected Slovakia «hc would not a native son rand Mats, aad Bis he would support Dewey In Phil­ houn for the construction of i pkin during IO-'tl*. Of it,at tiurnbcr 11*40 June bride and gruunt there flo o r p l a t r * floiMlrtl lindtatc to act In 'Mcfcni# of lock aa ’M a r i n the Gamei mor# than 4,000 b«*uirhl or built •tre seven gav night* awaiting the adelphia. her nntionnI honor" if right# of two-story residence and store on tifw foreas would insist that tha state btuni-.H. Nru hnmpi tlmt wt-rr couple In tha tn-'sl rntrrtniuing Vandirblll, who had Inalstcd West First Htrret between Ct-da(In* Hungarian minority In SloRAIL IttV I.N I 1C I !• acclaim the ad A Inisupon an "unpledged, unstacked," and I’oplsr Avenues. Construction • p#rt of flu* FII A Pcltrr Hour- night clubs nf llaytnna llrarli, ! \akin arc not r#R|»ectcd. tea lion's record and th a t tha daleln» I’foyrjiii from ib**n iur«pti n. delegation, displayed hi* control NEW YORK. Apt 3u i,f, | Benjamin Hogan, hr., over the convention early In the will Iwgin immediately nn Ho, And clutinif (lti« yrur, it i« con­ and without rn*l. gathm jU ke no pail^la a "atop Atrv local pair plannii-g In lie Union I'vcifir tiiiliM,id* freight STOCKHOLM, Apr. 30.— 84, engineer for tha Atlantic station. With hie backing and that building. fidently exported tbnt t lit- mull- married Construction lia, also slurli-d In June ran mail a pho­ nml French troop* amt passenger revenue* iiiriiiivnl Hr it inti "Wa thiak la tha late rest ’of Coast Lin* Railroad, died unex­ of tba state organisation, Herbert b tr of fmiiilirw tabu In-cornr own* patty and la tha light of tha pectedly a t hia home a t 814 d m M. Sherwood defeated former At­ on a 85,300 project for an addi­ ar* of new homes under tlie FII A tograph nf Ihrm srlip, In Hir 10 p-'leciit Mini I*.I p« Irriit, in. ru'ihril inland from two new land­ rp statements attributed to Avenue a t 1:00 P. M. today fol­ torney General Charles I'. Hlsaon, tion to the vault a t tho f« u il plan will sliow a sub lunlisl in­ Daytnn-i Reach Chamber nf Cum- rpcclively. In Itltlli, IV. A. Huirl- ing bases on tlie Norwegian coast shore House. The permit was issued merce and may win * full week's man, I'liuiriiiu'ii uf the lx.ml, *ahl were repotted last night to have >af yea th a t both aides should lowing an illness of leas than a spokesman for tba Dewcy-lnsur- to both-of J. T. Pope, who was awarded crease over last ymr. free, beginning July yraUrUay in the reiiipaiiy's pnin- thrown hack German attem pts to 'together aad aand a dslega- day. * "Tho building industry in Flori­ honeymoon, gent group, for the convention the contract by the Board of 14. phlct annual report. seise (lie strategic Dombaasta tha natlaasl eooventlon A resident of Sanford for 18 chairmanship. da now is presenting to the poten­ County Commissioner*. Bathing and sunning cn Flori­ Ktorrrn railroad and entrap tha wttt out tha above years, Mr. Hogan waa born In tial home owner a sturdy, m<dern The ro ta waa 170 t o , 113. With Not Included In the permit* CuthberL Ga. on Mar. 18, 1876. th at setback, Sisson and his fol­ Irsurd In this period i* the dwelling whlrh can fie purrhnsrd da's most famous aummtr beach, Allied forces In central Norwap. __tfco supubllHa haa been an employ** of tbe lowers promptly abandoned • building of a 84£00 retail store for $36 monthly or lr«*. 1’iivnte boating, golfing, tennis, flying, Meanwhile, 100 miles to tha fishing, a gift of clothes, an auto­ 1l i Nevexabar tf wa can- Atlantic Coast Lina Ksllraad for plan either to force through a on the corner of Second jitrrrt Initiative hat aided •nbstantinlly nurth, swarms of German bombmobile for a week’s u«c <rnd other tb s past 40 years. * Dewey-pledged dslagathm or to irs attacked Allied positions Avenue by Heyward In working out the trrhnologiral moon-enjoying items whlrh Surriving are four children, attam pt to place same of thair. and Sanford tthove German-held Trondhsun which will house thr new problems to m-iks this new t>|ie honey will hs handed over free to this three sons. J ; B. Hogan, J r , Wil­ own man on tba state organise* Walker where 10,000 to 13.000 Allied headquarter* for the Semlnob nf home possible, and thr F. II. A. liam SCdward and Robert Emmet lion's slats, keeping It unpledged Creamery. Mr. Walker has al­ ha* provided liberal flnan-lng Stale's most typical June nup­ troops dug In along Lake Bnssaa Hogan- aad on* daughter, Mar­ but making It more "favorable" so expended a large sum Just terms enabling it to lie placed nn tials. fur what military spokesmen g aret Hogan, all of Sanford. Th# enly sutry requirement is to tba district attanwy. here predicted would ba the mast outside of the City boundaries tha m arktt. It new remain* only ' a will be anthat a picture of th# two—taken for those thousands of Florida In the setting up of a modern, . violent battle thus far on Nor* up-to-date dairy. Mr. Walker ha* fMnlliea desirous of acquiring before or after m arrisgr—be sent The Rev. W. I \ Brooke will , way'# toil, begun operation of Ute dairv.. thair owp home*. U> take advin- th* Daytona Beach civic orgunl- be the guest speaker at th* rrgThe drive of N atl motorisod CHIN EBB BOMB RAILWAY having recently acquired 30 milk I •■’** of these factors In attain xatlon before June 30. ular meeting of the Junior, columns to cut th* Dombaaa-8t*a* CHUNGKING, Apr. 88k - 4 * 8 rows. 1that goal of everv American Chamber of Commrrec to be held pen railroad was reported in Al* Repair work has also played a I family—the goal of home ownerIn th* Mayfair Hotel tunlght at: Red quarters to have bean stalled TALLAHASSEE, Apr. 80. — large part In building up th e ’ship." 7:00 o’clock. -east of* the railroad towns of {/ft— A M P«rc«“t rre<m waa --------I Iljerklnn and Ulebarg after tha seeds by tha stita today an tha A box eupper to which all can- nrwlv-landed British and F t snail 8L84SAS8 school teachers' salary P A M EXAMINATION FREED ON BAIL and member* of the reinforcements arrived. Judge R. W. Ware was taken didates aoDartiaameot das AotU II. Woodmen of tho World have I Thee* reinforcements, bellevad Into lha operating room of th* Comptroller Lae unooncod s l­ CLEARWATER, Apr. 30. —f/P> CHICAGO, Apr. 30. - O f t been-invited will be held in the jt„ include famed French Alplaa ot 1871,788 which cams —Four caadldutaa for plarri William G. O'Brien, Miami, Fla., Orang* General Hospital In Or­ Woodmen Hall tunlght at 8:0u "blue devils" accustomed to lando far treatment this morning ■ ntitiTifhlW gBsolliw on Uve d tp polka force and nine mountain fighting, ware said to tag aad gross receipt taxes. Ha fa r jobs on Uta fire department aad ^Ifrcd Goodman, Houston, but did not undergo an operation, o'clock. have reached tha rail Haa aa passed their eivU service examina­ Tax, under Indictment with Out hospital attaches said this after(C'esriaaM ream r>s« r n t l Word was received her* today tions. They warn Joa N. Russell, Western Union Telegraph Co., and Jpdga Wars was taken to th* by Dick McLaulln that th* Id individuals for alleged Illicit father of lips Cowart. Florida dissemination of bona race In­ Orlando hospital Saturday after­ state league umpire, died last upon the recurrence o f. a formation, furnished $5,000 bond noon kidney ailment. Under the core night a t hla home in Georgia. Wilkins, each in federal district court yts- of a specialist, it waa stated that Mr. Cewart haa been In Georgia loth mm ippM rtd voIud- It Is net definitely known pet fa r more than a weak, Mr. Me* Partly cloudy tonight are BawaU, John m um 4a* Gatlin and A m a Calls for th a llk U y and ware released upon «c- whether ha win ha required to La nils substituting fo r bias in Wednesday, slightly warmer th* etata league, ____ Boderfe aa efm U o a . . . west central portion tonight. •4»Wnre of tho hood*. Sanford Building ing In hi Four Months Highe Level In Years Reaches Highest Candidates Push Campaign D rives During Last Week All-Day Political Rally B arbecue Set For Chuluota Dewey Loses Trick When Rhode Island Fails To Back Him T exas Democrats Lucky Couple Will Get Free Honeymoon James B. Hogan, 64, Dies Unexpectedly 82 City News Briefs 50 Percent Credit Made For Teachers Judge Ware Treated At Orlando Hospital LOCAL WEATHER .........................------------itS* U . V, <1 �1 .j. »w> f i . 'The Sanford Herald M l l l r t K HOT. n i m i a HA f > « Mi la A i m i '. v.: JIH T a IPWVt a O liH . nN i •t a v a l * l a * tl ob * a a r * a a a a» f a s * . w ill t o r l t a r g n l f a r ■4 » n M a ( r a l . a . M o ra l* l a •lim k la a lk» l a i f M il k a rnlaa*ib*> r a ai na ti er r ttllfc a*a l a C k l n i a a ad to a a a a b n k l.h •a Aka at Tka i as Mi­ l a II • * f a Ikto v a aa a a s . a a b l ls to a karala. fa ra k H a allaa a t apertal k a ra la a r * atoa l a a f n i f i B * t o m 6 ay. a p w il 80. IM P II DfBLB VERSE FOR TODAY . s 6 u t STEAK OUT LOUD! tSlf ifafil hath Mid In hit htart, t e t r i It no God.—Patlm 14:1. — IB B SA N FO R D H ER A LD , B A N FO H L FL O H D X T U E S D A Y , A P R IL '" * * In offering shtinri ailvicn on how to grow old jrrnci*fulljr, Dr. William B. Breed say* that middle nife is lar*oIjr jan attitude of mind. A person in no older than he feel*, and he in apt to feci no older than he think* lie in. If a man of forty-five fret* the idea he is growing old, ho I* pretty likely to feel old. Dr. Breed aay* that a person in middle a«e should se­ lect a friendly family physician and turn all medical re­ sponsibility over to him. He also recommends drinking “ lot of milk, regular exercise and a hobby. After that he suggests a 'list of "do’s” nnd "don'to" which if properly carried out will do more for a person than the Fountain of Youth. Dr. Breed’s other "do’s" included: “Before you try keeping up with the Joneses, find out first where the Joneses are going. "Be concerned about matters hut do not worry al>out them. "Conserve your strength for thosp people and things th a t are truly Important In your own and your family’s happiness. "Dl^llngulsh between nequnlntnnrcs nnd friends nnd conserve your energy for the latter.” The “don’t*” suggested by Dr. Ilreed were: "Don’t try tp treat yourself medically. "Don’t consult quacks. "Don’t consult specihllsis except on the advice of your family physician. "Don’t exercise strenuously on week-ends and do noth-1 ng the rest of the week.” XAT YOU* exp en ses CM **/ Tfct Saturday l l n l t * of This is not only "open bcrsoii" on certain species- of Liter* tare) T tafe la • knocking in In the skull, fish, but on "fishy” yarns of the big ones that got away ■nd all that sort of thing. First contender for 1940 cham­ : A h. Ohdless ailrnt ahout Of aamething beating on a wall, pionship honors is found in the current Itotarian MngnAnd crying, let ma out. (F ro m That solitary prisoner fOI nsfer hear reply, JO comrade In atemlty i hear the frantic cry. heart ran ahare tha terror ■t haunts his monstrous dark: i light that flllera through th# rhlnka No other eye ran mark. tine, and support* fishermen with tall tales returning home from Ilavanu, Cuba, where Untnry International will ; hold its annual convention June 9-M. It seems that one Idg marlin, hooked from a drifting rowliont off Havana, towed the light craft fin miles—that’s right. Ml miles—down the roast, and then lie headed out to sen. At ten miles out the discouraged exponent of Ir.**k Walton cut tho lino—"nnd the old war horse may he going yet!” ({ow’d yon like tn top that one? Wbaft flesh la linked with eager fjeah, •if i words run warm and full, f jh tnnk k that he la loneliest then, Tha es captive In Ihe skull. I>lce>/ The Great Levelcr Caught In a mesh of living veins, . fa call of padded hone, IWf loneliest Is when he pratends T hai ha la not alone. W#*d free the Inearer rale 'rare of man YJtot such a doom endures Could only you rnu unlorl unlock my skull ' ito yours. Of I creep Into yours —Of, DEN NASH la Lea rmmty farmers hoaatlng four-year record for King a four-y tha price of lettuce. Tima began In ___ Why don't It nf t___ K ’eayiight j day. . Raving Tima havk__Daylight down heraT Or don’t you gat up that early f Navar taka your politico too aecteusly. It's been our expertthat thlnga are never as badges they are painted or as t h e y 'r e ^ p r o m ised . William II. Murray la running for Congress from Oklahoma. T hat probably doea not mean S 5 T to you until we recall William II. la "Alfalfa Bill." There are no* <116,645 regis­ tered Demoerata la Florida aa compared with 693A48 In 1036. * Ilk pretty hard to tell which way <N cat la going to Jump with so many aMo to v ita nowadays. BOCretory lekos says ha hat moro hrlekha briokhats than dthor man In public Ufa." _♦ mtght retort th at ha asked - 0*Oto.— Kay Wato Citfsan. At • or* doubt If ha has received i atony aa ha haa thrown Mg co a n show . a compilation returns by tho AaMvoala, l o t so boon able U diecorporation* are profit, If any Whap a . politician hacomta a iIsaac* la hi* bonk* borne community possible to got partial relief “ blip to Congroea.—Ti> " AdvseaVa. Olv* a n enough rope and ha’U comaontty of tho nuisance il Of tha moro than thro* hundred in thd fl*h fry fewer hoar the U n i rally Botdrday night toWv* the find last next twai n B ait Not AMtoeacb "The Bluebird." starTvmple. to eaasntlallv fjfgfj And uwknibM seen mostly b g Mrfl wo wtab ovary adult In V .O M B tr eaalri n * ibis Thero l* a gaad moral Ovarywhere and fdnaaH* iu Toiw lu weab tnd. Mr. V ' a im DISPELLING THE FOG IIY CHARLES MICHKLBON While nil M>rt* of pcdlilral wi'lespread Improvement in buslWhen Admiral Jcllirno vNI<*il I In* Unltcvl Stains, economic i|ur.-tion:i nre being sub- nesa also from the National City tho private rar of Charles M. Rchwah was placed at his mitte I by straw pollers, magn- Bank letter, ia that "a group of disposal from f'anadn to New York. Mr. Schwab met the zincs, mil in folks, nml nil the ninety-five leading syatema suptrain at (irnnd Central T<‘rminid and fnniul Ihe din- rcst of the ngrnciea that go in plying electric, gas ami other f«rMidi thing.*, I wonder Hint vice*" reported n rt Income iingulshed FitRlishmnn and Joe, Ihe colored Hervllor who itforIian not omirriH to nomFbmly 1 •m ountlnf to $3yrt,2fll,ooo whkli had hud charge of th« ear for v^•:lr^. kneelim: oil the floor, to net I he cip-csskni of public »'«* M,1ur to the recovery in In playing era us. Joo hud initialed Hie Admiral into Ihe nnininn in to whether Thomna I*. ilu-trlal demand and rnntinurd growth In residential rnnsumpmysteries of tin* favorite gunie of hi.-; pi-oph*, and lind won Dewey, contender for the liepuh tion.", lican nomination, knows less 940 from his entliutiinslic arnlyte. s IniiiI foreign uffnirs t him itoMr. Dewey, In hi* various During Marshal F(x:h'.l.. tm^iu:ac-Vt-.it—A^t-Amoriea^-luU-^^-., also was given tho use of Ih e car; and I lie day before (lie o Hip foreign side, lie »u city to rise above statistic* and On m- contemptuous of farts. Those Commander-in-Chief of th e Allied fnrci-s w as In s i'l mil completely un Isolationist in tli. Iwhore profession It hi to keep In the East. Mr. Bchwah sunimoiuti Joe. track of economic trend v may The olher nay in Indianapolis "I want you to rememlsT nttu tbijig, Joe," lit: said he tuok Ihe New Deal In tusk for Ivotlver with trade reports, carloadings and other indicr* of a sternly. "1 don t want a repetition of what hupiiem'd uharkling business and btocing rising nr falling market, but not with Admiral Jell icon. Don't try to get Murshul Foch in.o recovery, aiul offered a rev tg the ambition* prosecuting sltWrpoint program “lo bring- hnkw a game of craps.” ness enterprise to life in this liry of New York County. II# contends that the country Is go­ Joo pomlerrsi a moment, (hen conceded, "| won't chal­ country." ing on Ihe rocks, that the whole lenge him, Mr. Schwab. Hut if lie done cliallenge me, 1 Just almvit Hie same lime III* husinevs structure Is being de­ solemn Assoc Inter) f'rr rs, which won’t allow no one to sweep me off my own front pon-tt." molished, and that It's all the has no isdities, * issued Its regu­ fault of the New Ural. Thai’s —George S. Heilman, lames of Memory (Knopf) lar compilation of (ho stale of his story, and he is going to l.uslne a in tho United States. st h-k tn IL I.ideshow because of Hie lark of According tu Mr. Dewey "bus­ lurid communications with rru- iness has Iteen for seven yrare Dear Friends: tr .l Norway. Hu- srraprgout of this urlminutraThe old folk* o f Florida DE­ The critical nature of live tion • • • Business is merely am fiithl for Dnnihus ami (he efforts other way lo s|iell busyness. The SERVE bettor treatm ent than to reinforce the Allied lauding opposite of busyness iv liilrmaa. they hive been rectlvlpg ftom forces in the area win evidence I Instead id attacking idlrnras lo our State government. Our in .Sunday's cunimunioue* (rum bring ahout busyness, thr New State Legislature baa FAILED both Ismdon anil llrrlin, which Deal attacked business and has By KBWABB K. IIOMAIt to provide funds to match the u ttrstej tn the Nazis' continued brought about idleness." Associated Press Writer GAINESVILLE. Apr. 30. —The ederal offgr Of $20.06t a That Is live viewpoint of the Upon possession of a tingle attempts to prevent rrinfureoonth. Old Ago Assistance In n i nt of the Allied expedition by cocksure New York Prosecutor complete pregram for the Uni­ smell Norwegian town appears wav of Motile and Andalanrs. trying to establish hi* title to versity of Florida's animal 8prlng Florida avaraget approxttngtely te hinge for th« moment Ihe fate London asserted that more be seriously considered as a can­ commencement exeielses, May 26- $11 or $19 sritleh means that of Norway and the current stage troops, and presumably guns and didate for the most Important 27, largest of the institution's tka Slats ia matching only $9,00 of the European war. supplies, w rrr debarked in Ihe post In tha world today. Compare four yearly commencements, was o r . $6.60 of Federal funds in­ The town of Dombas, only Jast face of aerial attacks. Berlin that statement with the follow­ announced today by Professor If, stead of tho $20.00 Which would month an obscure snowbound rail­ rlalmed that troop landings were ing: give a pension of 94#. I under­ P. Constans, general chairman. way Junation point, but just now "sitceassfullv fought," that a "Earnings of the first IK) cor­ Il.Vhllghta of the program will stand folly throe-fourfh* Of the a key to victory-in the spreturu British antl-nircraft cruiser was porations to report for thr initial folki who should receive pen­ r'lsahlcd off Andolsnrs, and that quarter of 1040 w rrr 43 percent be lb* baccalaureate srimon by old Ur struggle for Scandinavia. Biahep John D. Wing, D. D„ Or­ sions ar# not g etth% a thin It muat be retained by Ihe three I1rlti*l, transports were greater than for the same pe­ Undo, tho NEED Episcopal Diocese of South dime becaubr Of hardpreased Allira, is seems clear, sunk. riod of last year, an Associated ms, ms » rP.. os. a l ,.v LOO M. Sunday, CLAUSE which makes it practi­ Itcgsrdlc:* of the validity of Press compilation disclosed to­ Florida, if they are to carry out their May 26, and the commencement cally Impossible for a s sldcriy ohjactiva of encircling and cap­ the Berlin claims, it is clear that day. Net income of the group address ice *nty William G. Car I*ton. arson to g«t any asaiStarvC* turing Trondheim. And tho occu- the Alllr* are putting forth ex­ totaflad $118,062,000, compared h* or aha ia alnfoat a d*4Uaasociat* profeaaor of history and treme effoils to win the struggle with 982.469,000 in the first palion of Trondheim, with its UUeal sc lessee, in Florida Fisid tuta PAUPEB. J betray* W* 6uf docks and nearb* landing field, for thr ncnrby lallway Junction, three month* of 1039. h th* Fadaral contribution match a t 9:00 M. Motutoy, i“ --------P.---------' U vital to tha success nf the Al­ nnd the llnei extending therefrom. "Excluding the gigantic Amrr- Stadium without Incroaaiag taxation to That even more daring effort* ient! Telephone and Telegraph lied attempt to wrest control ,p Mora than 400 sanicra will don of Norway from tho Nntl Inva­ are In pmsnact la suggested by 'Company, profits of the remain reports that one or more royal Ing 80 corporations ware C8 per­ capa and goama to reeelre degrees ders. What gives immediate Impnrt- aircraft carrlir* have been nosed cent greater than a year ago. from President John J . Tlgert and u n Im axpendtturea o t otfr anca to the fighting centering Into narrow fiords to rerve as They amounted to $72,001,000, daring tho foimal graduation ax- Slat* money. I am firmly *f upon Dombas la that loss nf the floating airfields for fighting against 942.744,000 In the like areiaaa in tho atadjum Monday th* opluloa that tha paopl* at our Rtata are dotamriaed tor downwou Id put the Allied forces olanea needed to cope wllh Nail quarter of 10X9, night. Elaven steel companies, prhw In the vicinity In an Increasingly bombers. Tha annual banquet of Phi obtain paaaaga of loa*datt*n pro­ difficult position, and even raise These most vulnerable nf maj' rlpallr small** units, rhowrd first Kappa Phi, honorary scholastic viding REAL SECURITY Mr the possibility of a disaster com- or warehlp* are designed for quartar net income of $6,328,000 society, a t 7: 80 P. M. Saturday, th f agod. f am to favor of ade­ parable to tho World war repulse high sen* operations wilh the more than three time* aa much May quate old ag« siatotreta fo r kll^ . . M. will open the fleet,rather than for venture* In­ n* the $2,060,000 earned In the meat at tho Dardanelles. loose over $6 year* of a f t and merit acthrftiea. sctlvfUe flret three months of 1130. Poastaaion of this Oslo-Trond- in such rinse quarters. Sunday'/ program alto dnchides if alocted yopr lexM et I sMJl We have It on tha same outhheim Junction la vital to the AlA frontal attack on Trondheim do ererythlng. In my power to lieo because while they hold it they by warship* Is discouraged by the orlty (tha Asaoetoled Brets) that an organ recital by Claude Mar- are that cankecp the fast-moving Nan ad­ grim coastal fnrUfkaHon* srUed "retail sale* thl* year may to­ given a vance columns from linking up the and reinforced by the Neal* at tal around $40,000,000,000. soma •wf* truly, trade circles predicted today. A at the Untoomlty Women's CTuS Herman main force* In southern the start of Hie Invasion. _ jn borer of tho faculty, gcxdnatKo much bln*«a on the out­ forty billion retail aggregate RALPH -B. CHAPMAK., Norway with tha IsoUtrd Trond­ come of thn Immediate rttokgrje. would represent a gain aroum/ tag aafvlore and thatr gnesta, lavheim garrison. Caadldato fat S ta ll M N W : The N atl units sweeping up howqver, that a dsrinc raM like 6 1*4 percent over the |3H,ooor' JM dteW r following tka kacrethe two gwrallel valleys from Os­ that carried nut by Ihe nri'toh 000,000 In 10X0 and would he the lo am aroklng to Isolate and cap­ haUlcshln and destroyer* at Nar­ best slnr* 1030." In tha wants of ture Donihaa aa the Immrdlalr vik must be cniuddered a possibil­ the Aaaarlatad Press'* business' writer, "the fonesatenv figure the, objective nf their campaign to ity_________. national Income thto vaar may he consolidate their hold no Norway In tha vlelnitv of FflJOO/KM.oefl and push their foe* Inin tho si a.' TIIK EVILH OF TOBACCO contrasted with around $08,600,.' A map of tho region indlentm „ ____ PA are)* A fUtoil. PAR T I 000.000 In 1080." that should they sneered In this DO NUTS a ^ n toky n qla HUMMF.IIVILLE, Jty-i Apr. 80. • U i P jU L 0*fH l One might supnnae that bn*H Immediate purpose the sou Ihem UP>— Mr*. Fami\a MUby, 04. nraa might be able to stand ai Jaw of live projected Allied pinDtattBP M N t f ; doesn't paUkttlaily attrltml* her great deal nf "checking" th a t ecru around Trondheim rotild a rt* ? ' IrtO o \ broken disastrously, Force* In butgevlly to It, but *h* admits to produced auch results. Perhaps the writers for the) to area.would retain nn lv have nneklng dally atnaa aha was six. title grand- Associated Preaa do now know, foot mbto a t the III Uc fi«hii\g She lias two children# 19 grand Southern: 84yl*^0# town* of Andalana* anil Mottle. children, aa g e w t t ------ ehUdrea aa much shout Uta net toa'* bua-} Chicken Dftodr r s In*** aa dona Mr. Dewey. Undsr Urn circumstance*, reten­ and two T -R o m tion of Ih*** beachheads would dien. ever, even he might !•«» be im witling witiiaiK . I U n . l* “ rile appear to be nf little vatuo mwl to admit that tha N r” Vet Hire would‘ be a* per lion' ■aa a t to u t a auporflrial Bank haa abandon under merciless glr WSga of such things, and acverdIng to th* tha Anvil Anri) lattor Water of ih Jhat «t AHW bare at Nae-wva, gcaily t flnam-tol .institution: Nat' of Trerethelm, I* alorih wIm I protiu f P American bus paceutawt to H i tor «ot« 0 I fa r a full drass 89.118/000,000 M to the ludpwsen ------- in 1839. or ______ ^ wUlUtor man /•era. ta r to the north, la About tha! Fate Of Norway (linges Upon Who Captures Dombas 400 Students To Be Graduated By S ta te University S You c u {Mint now And pay h it m f . h . a . Teh**. ra m i t t i. to p ,vfA t-. .• . . • 11. kjUguejto S 5 .... I lf *. Part* its. K DO-NUTS , 1415 FEET ON T H E OWWND floe of Oovtovmr, and xr* be­ VOtari of Florida h a r t hadrt lter* 05* pedVW hf Florida dally from Francta P. Whitehall, lead­ see more clearly the advantage they would gain by electing ing candidate for Governor, no W hitehall—Orlando Sentinel. proposal Impracticable or Impos­ sible of fulfillment. On the contrary, hie program It la fortanata fo r - Florida to made up of Item* demanded by the general welfare, 6f pub­ that the campaign lic duty officially neglected and menta of a t least one candidate of undertakings unfinished or —Mr. Whltehalr—are n e t lVadk IftiJequgtely administered by tha oulddf the athfo. .M r. m i t r * hair's 'atump-skefehed picture of State government. / Much of the ta lk consists in Florida would be very likely to hatching up With Btate perform­ impress outsider* thtft thin la a ance long overdue and In a t­ good st*t* to dUjr away from. tending to State responsibilities BiMlor Broking, of the Aebrlng that have been evaded or Ig­ News, comes right out end taysP Mr. Whltehalr is "sMMUHng nored. It la startling to consider that, Florida." Wo wouldn't hut It , strong: h u t ft & true Kh an increase of 41 mitltob ollan In revenue in the pest that the picture he paints of seven years, there hss been no the state la so unfavorable as commensurate increase in public to b* ndt only uninviting but re-9 pnlsTee.' ' / benefits. The DeLgnd eWndWit* says. Instead, the money hasI gone w ist* for example, that Florida negto poHtieal set-ups that wait* the money which ought to he Je efs add mistreat* fta aged and devoted to the Wfererts W the Tls dependent chlldrerv--that it ranks amrfnff th* loWMW -kf th e # k government of . Florid* states In thesa. humanitarian asI rtow Chats «t4.B6 per person-, hi fiesta. Hts ststeWcnt abdut the lx emphatically an “half* that aged I kgalhst > r leas than W ShM ago, hut what addi- a reednt report of the United States Bureau of Research ‘ ann tlfanal good does tho individual Statistics. which show* th a t# gift for that Increased cost? I ^ f t h the atoared purpose of Florida is tho n tith state in , • Whltehalr, repeatedly expressed. number of cltixens receiving old ■to rechver this w atte and convert age asklslitice fver capita—specif­ I If Into services desperately ically, 128 In caeh 100,000 popu­ lation, while the net tog’s aver­ ! needed. age ia only 47. That surely t«# j In the flret place, he declare* far from befnf among th v low; fhrtt money heeded for school* cst. While we have not the will ho forfheomlng without plac- actual statistics at band, we con­ : feikr tenehfrs under the hum ill- fidently assert (h it tftpo'Adcnt at 162 necessity Of petitioning the children reeeTtth ah good ktferv ! I^ktslature like heggan for the tion In Florida, both ftom puh-% lie nnd private agencies in pro­ sums due education. EArry lawmaker na a candi­ portion to the need, ao^those ot , date has plcdjp*d him'srtf to pro­ any state. Mr. Whitch*fr also portrays a vide ahtplv tor sehools, add ev­ ery roVtolxture ha* ftrfled to rad stale of affairs In our ag­ ricultural, industrial and snrialm kC#n that prnmWe. Whilcltblr dcclhrcs he will de: interests, that the stat# U (hoimantf srtch provision tor the oughly misgoverned *hd II* penneedy aged ns will give them $40 pfe oppressed to tho limit nf n month, the Stole mntrhfmr the human endurance. lie finds ihe Federal $20 now available to Florida scene Infested, as de­ scribed In tho old Glastonburya sister that romply. He apeeifirally rites the earn lyric, with "ghostle* and ghoulies* of underprivileged children who and long-leggity. beaatle* and need and are denied enough things that go 'houp' In the food, sufficient clothing, dental night." All of which It is hi* fato, tried leal attention, hospital- mcrslanTc mission to remedy or remove. — on and schooling. w has on his schedule those !• The WhltrhalriSn picture does' tors I Florid* no good. It may n*i in'families Ion poor tn hove dnetn and medicine when sick and w ga. L -.._ ..... . .......... ralrulablo hard), if circulated outWe dA not therefore lire tnkrn out nf Ihe side the slate. 'ranks of producers and become agree that our state is in such a "hirlova" fix that It demand-ppy victims of rtcrlert. -heroic— measure#—ef—rescue <»■* Mt nf duties, hut he sees clear­ snatch It from the brink of ly (ha need of policies for the chaos and destrkettnn. And Mr. advancement of Industry, nf busi­ Whltehalr'* purpose to "clean ness, of rilrus. of ngrlrultii're. Of «-p” the state might he accfjWeii the working man, nf storkralslntr. with greater credence If ha hsd of highways, nf conservation, 6t glvCS sotSe pru'cflcil <TeWAndra-M protection nf wlhLJifo add ,h * [tto n of it In hla .own ^oydly, promises •fit*.liomrVTery efrtA-t where he Is repMrtr to i w Wllh to eotahliwi Proper polices. j the completeness. (hnuiA we Florida sehlnfn If ever had art!, would nAt sajr with, the rar Kelly. onnorluntly to elect a man of of the ~ lath “ Huey Long.—Toinpa this vision and CmfHter to th* erf-j Tribune. l. ■- i V■ ■ malfl 3 Another Fish Story LISTEN U , 1M ALONG THE POLITICAL. EBQNT.. OP ECONOMY— Middle Age rats r to rM a a M r r tk * AM " -£••> ••v<fTS.V': • PALMS*! DINING^ Frtrtkl* PHdff Potatoes wWres stuMi of Jackson dat ts * Di> ifc&feu* Sort <Mock CMArti Leg wit toistaS hot r •tote. fW te a ureal in <** $ >/* OiW Hpfttd Hot* ttn UvmCM h«m with M g> <*d 'fc t I* * F i i f t * i . IT fl«4 �#- feet, it wotilJ have placed farm I P. T. A. Officers To Be Installed Social And Personal In Japan, rail i-t evtracted rmiperatlve* on the *om<- l>a-.,•> ) •ilino*t r nlrtely from tintiL- atrj House Votes To as fat nur*. now exempt fr.r.i Hie | ■, fined t*v mean', i f uttifirial heating Make Change Iii wage and hour rtandard , Wage-Hour \A\v{r^ lit I lls WORK Officers for the South Sid* T vlcplm n# 148 Primary Parent-Teacher* A»rocUlion will le Installed Thursday I . \R .\M li:. W>o , Apr •< afternoon at 3:00 o'clock whan WASHINGTON. Apr. 30. b it t/Pr-’llennan Far,n.up. turpi j. of the association will hold it* last - The House, in it* tir l decision a dairy, wr.* -landing in a puddli meeting of the ye»r. on n loriK' sttinir of suggested 1 Mr*. II. W. Rurker, president, | change m tlu* war e-ltoirr law, vnt- of w al.r loading milk can* into a | will preside over the meeting id 71 to yesterday to make the tn.irii After a fire moment le I which will le held in the school maximum hourpiovi-ian rnuro Irn d to move tail eo.lldn r III For 2ii years of fcrvice with building. A short musical program flexible it■ it njiplns to. regularly feel we e fiozen fa-1 In the flnor . Tu esd a y ilie Southern llell Telephone ftl ii hit 11.d to ii- c a -team bo . eiiiployerl, -tduriql worker* Mr. ami Mr*. Karl Wetzel, Jr., will be given f.-lh.win,; the in­ On-Del flub Del. Club will Compiny. Mi»s V ena Woodcock tin aim-iidinelit provide* llial to | it Inm louse The llii-rrnome of Itayi.na Reach, spent tin- day stallation uiiil a short business rpcfuor a Subscription Bridge al tbe lime, irud at- ul h tiliie-arnl-a half i-iy shall not be ter. A rty at the Elks Hall M **:00 was honored '.a*. evening with here SuAday with the termer'* session. 1 w ________________ Refreshments will he served In I necessary for overtime work tier- I* l ,,," a banquet at Eddie'a Restau­ mother, Mr*. Victoria Wetzel. r: xt. the lunch room following the - - xj formed by a iwtson wlm ba* j u |>i>iv i : u l - T r i i w i rant ant wo, presented WEDNESDAY meeting. All parents are urged worked at an office or plant for »*t I . I l-IM-S In l.llN \ l , Mr. and Mr*. \t. M Thigpen to attend this last mreiing. Lad lei' Auxiliary to the Broth- i gold nln .for 2.% ycat* of service. I at least *i\ months on a regular | The fun I, given by. the cm - have n* their guest this week, rrhopd of Railroad Trainmen will iMkiry, provlde.1 that in a JO-wcek wSTUAHT. \ a . Apr U7--|,1h| hold it* regular meeting In thejpanv to employee* in leeognillon Mr*. Jack Fitxgeinl.l, of Hade .! period Ids average work week j ’ "l ^** '‘"••m. S.-v* in ol I City, Mrs. Fitzgerald t» the fur- j M a y D a y D a n c e T o B e | of faithful work Elks 1UII at 3:00 I’. M. t •hall .... uni r\o*r*|I *1... llu* Hsawlmi.n. maximum *I , U * ' fauu»,rt and Mr*, ^arah I! The private dining Ynom In mer Ronnie Decn. \aii ii, kit h'J, w»ii* innriird lirro Sanford Woman * ' Club will G iv e n F r id a y N ig h t |>rr»cfIIunI in llu* pro rut law. It u.o. tii,•* iltu.l i.iatria;?!* f* i tin* have IU regular business and which the banquet was k ald jef* Tlftf innviimim i* nmv 1J ti vwrk. decorated with arrangements of Friends of Miss Flora Xlel’hiut j h*idf an d d o *• •'•ii,i| fo r tho lunchaon meeting in the club Tin* ri'fivt nf llu* uni* ii.lnn til iTItHilll A formal" May Day Ball wiR Kduh | | r r |on<g Barfield, a red ro<e* and delphinium. Seated will le glad to learn Hint she is j house beginning i t 12:30 followed Houhl In* that A p«T«on ini|;)it with the honoree at the head reported -is slightly improved fol­ by • Mother'* Diy" program. n's K I ^ t n . « "al.ve bo:„ Floridian, hu. an- wo k, N»y Ml In ur.A a wn-k, for ii Cily HaU by the Junior Claw „.,„ne.*l her ean.lalney for dele- uimlwr of u ifk ?, lull woiiM not Spcruorrd by Mr*. Ralph Au-tin of the table wTre T. II. Heard lowing a m in u s illness ut her of Seminole High flehool honor. M Ui)ti, Ntttit,na| h6mc in {quirks, On of Jacksonville, superintendent Pmlth and Mrs. E. A. Dougla*. lo U* paiil uwrtitm* if ht< Ing the graduating Senior Cla**j| |i,.mwinlll. Convention. Mr-. liar- luivi* Honor gucita will bo pionee: vlub of traffic; Thomas F. Davi* of lime iluriur tin* n*?t of Karlyle llomhol.l.r has arrived ' Murlr for the dance which wlUJ f l ( w l m j, „ ,.1;ll| iaU. , f |»uk. uorkutg Doll'! I.ft members ond club mothers. Ilo*- Orlando, district traffic mana llu* half \ r i r wa* <n shotti'iiotl teases will Ine1t.de Mr.*. C. R. ger: and Mr. Sander* of Jack -lfron' Vern Reich to spend about . begin nt 9:00 P. M. and end all | ,,iv*-r-ity. Imre the distinction of that tin- aivmn* win limiijlit V«»m* C'iii* (Joi. • ,cn ,vilh ">» l ' " ‘ "««. Mr. | i ;00 o'clock will be furnished by |„.llu, lhl. youngest delegute nt ilmvn 1 st il1 a wi'i’k Dawson, assistesl by Mrs. t). I*, •onvllle. traffic supervisor. Mr. Heard gave the addresa "ml J1** K. F. Iluuiholder, at . the Krasy Hot*. I the 19.10 convenlmil in Phitndelllsrndon, Mrs. I.ea lusher. Mrs. Al pii*M*nt llu* law ml I a for a Funds derived from the script nf|r r |,.jMg , hvtcd nt large minimum w.ig«* of -hi crnl?* an 4, iE. Courier, Mr*. G. W. Spencer of welcome and presented the their home in Rose Cent I. and Mr*. Harry Woodruff. pin, while XIr. Davis presented, „ ,, „ _ . , , . will be used by the Junior Cla**| fi„m Floiida. Iioiii fo' h. (Ii salary and wap«* - -x — . e in it* social function* at the cloa* ■ ■■■ — ■ ■■■■ Mis. Woodcock a gift from th e ' » : “• ‘ ranni'A, nn inpiire^ tinu* jiiul*aTHURSDAY of the aehool year. . hn|f ,, district office and one from the half pay |o ,u»»ik in i*xr(*sA of South Side Primary P. T. A. R_ . I fi'. t il U’An.Unal.'a I*1 \l<lt H*,.I «• Jit ,, lhl* ,- llOlUC b|lrn h*»ur niiiximtim umk work will meet at 3:00 P. XL. preceded R.nfoH office MU, " n~te"ek s nf x|r Bn(, g y • i\ • Adiimiiwiiaiion for«*«*«. who *ay by an Executive Hoard meeting v fc k W J*” outd Ih* J h",h T n «" W rit Fifteenth St eel. who hroupht facf Vhnt, a t StlS o'clock. M pi II 1 0 oinri tlnu nl* lo tho l.u\ ihn \ r n r, Seminole Chapter Two, Order rh' . wW h,' f 6p' r*,o r of ,h,• Friend* r f Mr*. XI. E. Friend li-l nut eontest llu- amendment, of Edstern S t:r, will hold it, teg„ - ffife f" r 21 *nrt will he glad to learn llial she is offend by a vig.ruu- ndmini-tiaular mee.ing at 7:30 P. M. in the for .0 year* had n perfect at- recuperating from a recent npers- I -------lion fiN*. Itepn-M-ntniiv-e tloffmnn. Masonic Hall. The prngiem will tendance record. XIi*s Woodroek lion in a Tampa hospital -it the I " " " " " “"I from l*o«r u ,e t ItepuMaan. Miiliigun i liniininn ' honor all member* of the chapter wa* working In the telephone of- home of a friend at 3.711(1 Eighth tems t.> euu vert ing the now idle \„rt,.n. PenuH-at. New Jersey llell Avenue in Tampa. who are mothers. At tt:0d oVIock. fice when the Southern ■•'"•I* mli. sugar plantation, and I, .id, r ..f tin- adimm-tr.ili.-n fight I tefore the meeting, a covered dish Telephone Company bought It --------1 vet • table farms nu.l pinmised lu < d ,| ,.,i • i. ipa'te in the d.vt’ 'upper, to which nil member* and from au independent company, < . Friend, of Harold "Ruck'' Lit| •'t-l-l tlu- pn-i-ul -ugiir ipa.tii re tuki-tt mi a .t ie.I 1 their escort* are invited, will Ik* ii was stated. ’ |tle will he glad lo learn that he. ■XVI.IIYo m : liktu lM'CO Ixx-aUM liit-li.ui.-. lug vine held. Also in attendance at the I* recovering steailily in the Ker- ' Tor hniiiHftl t«r A I Ml* I ll. ruin Marl-nddi ii. hack in I lie vute was tentative, in tlmt ! I i it's nu amazingly i-aiiy to uje. Town rend Club will hold it* banquet were: Mr*. XI. R. Shep- t'ild-1 anglilon Memorial ll.i-pilnl 1 iliiiiui uflei a I.on mile jaunt lt |„. , ,„ rt |lllir ! 'I l.at'a bow it runu- to l»> known m weekly meeting at 7:30 p. XI in I nurd. Mrs. Alton Gunter Mr*. f,nnl Injuries Misininril in a rethe Male, pbnim-.l a stale The .!,tun tier knneke.1 off wmk the Court House. Everyone M A. F. Kimhrell. »|r«. Max Lo*- C " ' heciiUnl. ! "On.-Coat Magic.” O h« trial, ami v i-le rn-lln lulk tnnight . uvsr ,|„. *i.»y ,|.ly wuiitmi wi,hmit K« itnn: i*» ! ............ ............... «".• invited to attend. '-ing. .Mrs. Xladre Rigney, Mr*.; _ II b!••!.id id.•. It *I! S Stall....nt ion a atnt !•: I r. Ilo you'll lx- boo-til.i: it, too! RS t*:I•* lie ............... .Intent nf Rep.e.eul..live K Berta Breeden. Xliss Stella-Sting*" ra ,’>'r" hanfor.l and New, i.! .. i . lim n e d n s p e e e b W i - l n e s d i . ) H a r d , ... p e m n c r . l t . N o r t h t ' n r o J V f FRIDAY Thiii nparklin;; enamel is really , .... . Haining.. park |ll;„, , x,.lll(„ llirRl. , , „r ^ f-s Ft. Mdton Chapter of Sons er. E. V. Turner, local manager ' " r.kJ ' " * .*"* ; woiid.rful lor giving u rehinh ul •p d ' Daughters of the Territory and JJi*. Simmons, chief oper-' Jr *.,rr‘ IIV n.1 * ,n( lb ward Bat-j . '!"■ " ‘•"•••M'l’" » " ' " « • « , , n . . , | . . . „ , n r . i g r . l ... p r o r e a - i n g ..f ! beauty to uhl f.iri.ituri1 and woodof; Florida will meet nt Rittfl n'or of the Del.and office, and n n,u„.A r X " ” .''" 'u " C,nV. V ' ............ ................ ......... ......... «-*». « « .. v mp!iu!niui*:,r r HM'awrMW" P. If.- at the home nf Mr. ant Mr*. Diekrr.on. si.pervi.or of Mr n\.ru . work It rl.ps amiM.tl.ly and ivaaily 'f " " , rmhj<H*t, , ,!k III,I t.......... ..v,-i..„- „r ,|„. |„„ te«»iim\. Dr tl the PeLand office. ” P' nvr<l ^ho,"• " l'"' *" Mys., B. F. Whitner. oil your liru-.lt. I: dries quickly Ui l-I'V i' • *" ..... . exempt worker- ! "The, Amerioin Theater T-alnv " •I (Ii*vat ion -fr H on d a- ... ...... >er.itiyeth. I.,» ' it hard. Ilau!>-*«. brilliant nurfaea * C-.r ipiotii, lowt r fiei^hl iat« * ua '"D .l ilt.uii H im uni* iidnieiit. | CARP OF THANKS Tbs tiTawberry i, a fine sourr.- , Friend, of XIr,. W. .« Ilrumlry v, itl.o.it lap- or brush marks. On* . | ih'\el«*piii*'Ht of, lilt* ,Ext-rKhidr DAMASCUS. Syria. Apr. .... *'\ lN'pr**M *nr ilivi* |lu,*k. of vitamin C, ranking In this re,\|>| tofllll itI IV. - • ». . IT— , !>* triad to learn that -lu- has ,-o.it is usually enough, uud since a —The Arab* are watching siu'ct altng with the oranre. I . . . . r T a " l ,h" t , ™r <'>»ny Iteen moved from tin I'.mald- ,, , . . . #\»i«»nt*l! *",,f *,'n'*f ^hiL*hua\H nl»etweei» k«*\ ns he .no I«'»aid. ,n*i*l* j little 1)1 VO goes siieh a long way, n , (l| Vl J '' " i-'*' ....... ,, '•»r fiiend. whe .o kindly assist- l.aughton Mrmnriul II....... tn Europe's struggle with Oriental ...... . it's might.V t-eonumiral to use! Try calm, and In many eases wlthl ( > ( ......... . e.tr.i, "I' l-se. l :«.H. d « .h 5* h e l,m. ' lllnV / nnd 'h < - home on Celery Avenue hope that It will mean the de- |i||(||s WANTED '»»•• • "hu fm nnd tho*** it'i'O in any ol IS mixlern eol Br' r W'fe and where she I, recuperating from t,„v,.rM„r', ...... . the I’’ ' i'.'./V' •'•••-.m.-I Sti.- I-sM.-i A y c p p o rlu n ity to w ork fur Go-id rnff^-r*ng ° * ,h<> hc*",,fnl loJ»|r *e« received iperntly in a fell. dine of western civilization. I III- Il s t tie l .l-l*'.,I to-UMI |.|ia O I,l The more radical Arabs think ( |{l., ....... , Rail,... ei. r.e.l In- ... ■' "."'— ,l thti l, |>1' ml.. you a s y o u r C o u n ty |*rn«u». r,.rrtT rr,U o r.' .n u t w -m otw orir!----------tf*^*—rf— Mr». Winnie E. Smith X|t.. (-g pmitb_ xx— XJ— ftr aueh ■ Heeline 'wnnld lie the hf f t ! hTimi ion ,,r .,,( ^'7 ~ii ' Im'|I» i I’l'Vt mi 4Rt tel ictill*|9. H,.V t |i “Mrs. Ethel Uuchanan rttIJng- Attnmrv:—W rW rtltn executive xccrctnry of •loidn, thimr that could happen for the im nt phitlorm down llu- I jmI •al •• • ui it \ | t\\ James C. Rnlu-rU J . N K I^ O N . \.n* the weekend i»ne*i of \ |r. Arab world, for they believe it to s-i silist mis* Miami la-l melil | Merrill Robert i *• s iz*,u r,itiie ,i vai.i and Mia. M. N\ ri«*vehii<| .xt their would open the way for It* 'li'ilay In* -Issps m *1itii-vill*-, lloo j union, independent*** nnd revived ii*'ll. I *s I mill mill Daytona 11»I*. . I>• Ime r*'tuiinii|* to Jael. .*n\ ills trrcatne««. This hopeful waiting i* nno fur a i n11> tnuiyht For Mailer It. |'ia-i r atlvoc.Hi <1 $ ' rrftson why strife hat diminished \\ I Ii11 «l SI 1‘i'i't in the Arabian peninsula •inff mitoiiiidiil.' lit;:-, f PI iiionllih pi n t -v , a nine I t lrpllttht* I'.'l llu* fttnrt of the war. Another rjoiM f .r tin* areil. PROsSKCUTINfJ reason, of course, is that CIreat IiioiiiIm m IoniI Ii i ill w lit Hritain and France have many ipiate pa\ fui irni'liiTh and •• ATTORNEY troops here, and they have made taldisliin* ut of a -lal** puliltcily; ( III*11ei I. m m || .1. \ IN* •• I I Silt I II I .Is *1.1.1.111") IM•'•ri 1\.1*I *i| It plain thut they will stand for tmrrnii III In- Miami m • • It la i III I*v -nix lli|*hl lod.iv hr will St •! Duma no Arab ajriUtion. Mill. I II* IMWSII Ulid I oi I l-audt idali Many of the Arab leaders n»v Moving mis* Nmlli I'l.•1*1.1 ve (Ml openly that they hope f<ir » terdny I v «i-t Iambi S SHOES Eon HOYS long war of position which will I.. Ilttllnml \\ *•(h t•11*I up In tl.IV * t *• «•*.*- Illd* . *••*,•*•.*>1 exhaust Hritain. France and talks M da -per wliris- Is. t i l It r .......... . < O llsl.llilp flermanv alike. They express • tiis mill it'll, c ’ thi* kind Isf (I..U|* Slim T in * T ra v e le rs , light that the ehanres of tins • tun*! f..l ssit the llnssi ..V I Ii* I In f» IMF FASIESI T0-USE CNAME1 H AH 11 ssins term hri^hL st liute riii' *-\a«lU tin* kind **f J I'tinrlli Distriii The Arabs' fertile imaffinatom tiling** I wai t 1st Ity ......... !••* fets free rrln when they •!•*- you h- j!D\*rnor perlhe their dreams of n new II. F I’niy. fW'uur tinuur.li F o r o x e r 1Is i*•*• H re k x I, Arab empire, built on the wre«L I'inelluN eniinly v* • •• t•In\. m ah ANDREW ( A'.lifHYW \<j :n c y a»e nf Kurnpcon dnminntinn nmljin*' lust ntyrlit t«I !’••*. hnu'. l n . v e I.. t i i i i .ill uii il I,, I m'i I l.e i • l\'! if \ n i i u i i ^ i i : \ i< i rivaling the ((lory of the edit tun* 1 where he iIn ii .■! «|i. t slsu ■lii|* | c i , i i k ," n f illiu-vs a m i I l i n e I which stretched from the Fersi.ui! in iruverimit nt. lax nl"*si. .sud Culf to the Pyrenees. full utdintlisui s i lit. •;•*. I f o r e I l y i v e m il b e e n a i d e to ( AS1AI.TY I ’l HIThere are at present few su'in* resouivt»« lie «*•*• ~ •*’ r o t i l n e l inx f i i e m l s u r t o a l ­ of unity, however, in the Amt* ‘luy u i i riii.ru i-.ii > world, nnd no uenernl rail) m i 1 r.inlini? a da\ ••f tali. ’ * ..... *•; i e n , I ailv o f Ilo - |,olil„-.,l n i l I behind nny one leader. Vj%" S-lM*tian. \|.ll...mn. lien t o s|,eak in li e h a l l o f m v , • „ \ N I 1.1(1) r t . . R I K A 1f l t / j I’AflK A V r — nnd Yer«i Ih-mh, lli«n> I M ilkir j ih'clarcd »t l'*»rt I'u rn* I.t i myht r t i n d i i i a r y . T l i e r e f o r e , I w i s h home on I’almcUo Avenue. Fmi­ uiint*c«*!*iur)' cinplo>iT on l he slay evening Miii* Smith »|M>k.- i.t utatc'ii payroll nn* Impily n"p*»u l o t a k e l l t i s o|i|Mirtiinit\ to the First llaplitt Church on "Mv niblr fur llu* iiini u r m Fh.ii.hi, tA|»W .4 nt> UppriTlillInn fur Travels Through South Amera-a " governmental rust,. II. ...d h- | | lt. splendid vole given me wn» ct*nviiii‘cd ............................. ... . , . XIr*. W. Hi I'richetl on.l son. bt> rcihici'«l J.* pent ut wiil.su.t in Inc List t*l«*<ii.Mi siii.f l.i H« stand* for fair and impartial Billy, have returned to their horn.- crippling n-ilviti.,. II.- -peak- |..-j p |w| Kt. |„ x„ „ efficien t law ooforcamant. in lotkelaml after Kpen.ling u f. « day at Stuart, t anal l'.»i,l, I .. . CORRECT MEN'S WEAR ( r a i d r a lllle o l 4 d r .) d-y» ■> the guest* of XIr. ami hokee, iii-iii- Glade mil toiiigi.t ui n d m ln la lra n o ii of II,e lllllies XIr*. CJ. W. Spenrer and family We»t I'alm llearli. „ f th in o ffic e fo r an o th e r They were accompanied home by Durioii SrhiM'pf, I'Xpir-Mii:? , . , W. II. 1‘richett who drove fr.,... l u p p u r t for luluir, llu* |owiif«*iul J I f r n i . I f4*i,l t h i i i n i \ yt'IITN lakeland for them. XIr,. I'rirlieti Rational recovery pluii. s!...w.-r-.‘ u f experience ;i- a law elt-1 TO D A Y O N LY it Mr<. Spencer'* aunt. addroM-d group- in f.v- l..ivu«| yfitcnlny ami will muk** hi** h.*t Itirct'nit'nl u fflc rr i|ll*ilify lilt* DOUBLE PROGRAM O. -E. S. member* of Semin'le appearance before tlw fir « l»n lo Kiv r vim llu* M*r%ir«» viHl1 Chaplrr Two attending the 8.1mm.! mary in Tampa tonight II** »»p * of Instruction Xist evening in the pored a ealea tax nr any new | t,nlillt*il l.». Volusia Chapter room in Deland tales »nd advocated » -tat.- lax Included: XIr*. C. L. Irwin, Mrs commission. Stewart Dutton, Mrs. Ford It.. • Giving light spei-rl.e- yi-ter- Y our vote and M ipporl will S V* t I T MILK . . . rD . . u b u t t e r m il k Mil, Mr*. R. W. Turner. Mr*. E day, Fuller tVarren elopi-l the OWTET C H ISM x-r* *7 ( COT TAG f CMflSI C. IDrper, Mr*. J. K. Abernath), day's reheilulr last night. Its- ... he g re a tly ap p reciated . M n. 8. J. Nix, Mr*. C. L. lieu vlled his listeners to "g.v, ym.r P H O N E 6 3 4 “ o u i v t s T 9 315 E. F IR ST ST. •on, Mr*. Murray Jarvis, XIr. uml self a break, for once, mid vide 11' ni*t I'HlJilral Mr*. 0*car Harrison and XIr. and for my plan to return a d.-.-.nl Mr*. Glenn K. McKay. • share of our tax mono- t» the taxpayers." Tiulay hr will appear at NVillistnn. Arrhrr and Gainesvllle. Francis P. Whiteha.r, c.nrlud Ing hi* days tour with hi« first ubtle speech of the campaign at ackaonville, deeland world I a m s o r r y I w i l l n o t Im n i i l c t o s e c a ll C H IM N E Y threata against democracy make It Imperative that Florida and ROCK all other slate- look to the fuo f y o u b e f o r e e le c tio n day. H u t 1 w ill tura of her youth and prepare to CA M P battle against enemies of liber­ ty. Ills Itinerary today ran-lea FO R BOYS him down the East Coast with a p p r e e ia te y o u r v o te a n d su p p o rt now "Land of the Sky" an appearance at .Miami tonight. Olhera seeking aupport—J. II. Near Aaheville Ctancey of Panama City, Carl m o re th a n e v e r. K eep up th e hw kI . I t r * *•<»«*—Ju ly I I* Aug Maplat of Wakulla and Frederick M Ihal iti bmtmlnffi IS. \ Van Roy of Crystal Itlvcr — . . On* of A a * rle* 'a o u u la n d ftolUrlRf. Paltmicd Ut la g p r l o i r ram p* fo r tm> • pushed their campaigns in varw o rk a m i v o te fo r . . i f l.u l> < Z ,,(^ -l,rg « f l , , l of w ith J uaI lous s e c t i o n s . _______ __ ‘ » •• i m ra w and u l l e la . . . a ll w a i t r aciiv l4» t h o f color. A qua. lie* — rift* — a rrlirrjr — ____r ; S addle. G rccu . N a *T, i U eoullna — * v , r r l h l n ( dear DANCING ORCHESTRA l* • boy'* h e a rt. M m * I I to 20 And 88 to 40. . Olv# y o u r hay |h * happleM At Sh» slrahe ml a vases afire. of all auaim era h r aaodli.g MW—* • Starr • •» * r^ h la ll him la C h lm aar h o r h ihl* Mm , i u > ik* i m tmm aiersay y*a». fcaa*. . , • ItlH straU d C a ta lo g u e on F o r C o u n ty J u d g e . req u est. JACK HOLLOW ArS KISS LILLIAN ADAMS, Society h'dltor Social Calendar Miss Versa Woodcock Honored At Dinner Spring Fever CandidatesS k P u s h h, ,!• Campaign D rives 11During Last Week “T"'* ROY BRITT Arabs Hope For End Of Culture O f Europeans;::. ) • if th;is were you— we Uc-clnt hope you're W. A. McMullen Insured -BOUNTY Hill LiiiuIht and Supply Yard 0 . D. F arrell I “Just Like Dad’s” $2.45 to $3,25 George A. Speer, Jr. E L PERKINS sm rHARI.FS LAUGHTONJ______ y U430 SEMINOLE CREAM ERY CO. ’MHP W K Il triuir.N IE IGH S id m ic J k x o fL o w d o w In the Mountains of North Carolina To My Friends And Supporters In Seminole County S WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY - *•95 to *9-95 REESE COMBS, f. -------- iljfr;' ■l V; f f •> ' 1** ^L>, ,-3t Va"* iim . , ..E M ** MARINE ROOM O ra s is a t Wall, D U » J* A* C a rn t Me A«aala*l*a , ■< ■ ' ?.(?»>• J s t t . -* yi : * •• • - jj'i, H • y: k K s^ \ p .-v:'.v 5 I’ll be seeing you soon. INIS r«lltlr*l A*e-> -S-- ■■■ M u 'i> c ,*l .! — • *1 a a Bm R.W. Ware •n �9 t TUESDAY, APRIL 80. 1940 # THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA FO U R 'M A O S ite-Wide Radio Germans Slash Kook-Up To Carry North Against Allied Defenses MacFaddien T alk IAMI, Apr. no. - (Spi-chiOylng a brief respite uver the -ami alter la-.t week's stren1,700 mile sir campaign, rr MacFniMcn will, hie li­ the beginning of tlie flnnl ef the political inre hy mmmarlting his 20-plank platform toolsht over u alatowida luilio ho^k-up. Speaking for If, minutes le'Blnnlng s t 0:1ft I*. M. over CHS atatlons In Jacksonville, Tsm pi, I Palin Ilearh, Orlnnil-i uml al, the colorful flying pub* •r will point up the following ( r . a l l a a r s ! * » ■ rmmr «■»» the fii-i mans enmo almost abreast the lifeline of the Allied forcca rntilh of Tromlhelm. The tionps wort- landed at nev; landing ports In Nord fjord, 02 miles luiilhwerl of Andalsncs,*anil al Sunmlals fjord, 30 miles northeast of Andalsncs, it was umlerstooil. Presumably they were rushed to thr front over the railroad from Andalsnes to Domhaas. which hns been the target of bombing and machine-gunning German planes night and day. The troops landed nt Sunn1— Dilution of his fi »•. year'*dais fjord were rushed to the •alary of 110,00(1 ns t'n itn l States villages of Opilot and Berkak in s e n a to r for the rrrntion of u the Drive and Ork-lnl valleys for •tat* publicity tic-pat tmenl. the defense of L’lsherg, 22 miles 2— Renewal of his pledge tosouth of the Itritish base nl award f 1,000 to nny ner>nn send­ Kloeren on tin- rail line, and to ing him n worksble ntd-nge relief II jerk inn, nhniit 20 mile* above pension plan that will lietier any |)ombaa«. auch plans so far advocated. The troops nrrlving at Nord • —The publicity value he will t* able to offer Kin: bla in b'.om- fjord were said to hove been rtnlr'x hr.ilth advantage* sent down the fjudhrands Valle/ the 18,000.000 monthly south nf llombaa* to reinforce Illation of Mncl'inhhii publl* the defense of Ottn, 20 miles from Domhaas, after the tier* cations mans (broke through Allied deam. time being, a t least, reinforrril Allied troops wore reported to bo holding off the Germans at all these points, although fighting was said to bo stiff at several points. The heaviest fighting, accord­ ing lo frontier reports, was along n mountain pass lietwoe t Kviknc and Uluberg although * small German force had struck beyond Kvlkne to Inset and wsr almost upon the railroad at CD berg. Southward, about 20 mil?* northeast nf Domhaas, the tiermans made repeated thrusts In an effort to reach th r railroad nt lljcrkinn from Knldnl, it was reported. The Norwegian military attache in Stockholm asserted last night German mrehnnixcil forcci. mounting the rugged peaks nt the Kolia volley to the eas‘, had hicn unable to rapture lljcrkinn and cut the railroad iror.r Dombans to Tronflhelm. Farther north along the rgil line, about 20 miles south nt the .nritlsh base at Stoeren, the German drive to sclio the town o f Uliherg also was being stemmed by fierce allied resist­ ance in the Kvikne mountain pass, in mites m ulticast of - First Lesson in Thrift KviUne, the rpokvaninn said .. not claim these losses, saying a Dial of 11 transports and four waiships liavc liecn hit and dam­ aged nr sunk by aerial bombs in two days). An official BritDh statement icportnl 28 German transport and lupply ships sunk since Apr. 2, 10 moro "hit by torpedoes and pro) ally sunk,” one, named the Maine, scuttled, and some Ipsscs due to mines suffered by the (Drman expeditionary force "since the Nails embarked on their brondinavian ndventure." The war rffice tepo'itcd, in ad­ dition to the "heavy enemy air attacks" a t Moldc and Andalsncs, patrol activity around Namsos, another troop landing point far­ ther north, and said Ihcrr was "nothing further to report” from Narvik, the northern ore pert held by n German garrison. German bombing, which had darkened over the week-end, appa'tntly was renewed with in­ creased energy, despite a 'rattle lK-lwecn Naxl bembers anil Allies! fighting planes over la k e Kngest near Andalsnes, In which several planes were reported .. to have crashed? LONDON, Apr. 3(1. —DP)— Damaging at'ark s by low-flying German bombers on the Alllnl troop landing bases of Molde aryl Andalsncs emphasised In British minds last night the Irlief that control i f the air will to the de­ cisive factor in (he major battle which slowly Is developing in ccntial Norway. Awore that Germ in planes also are hauying Itritish line, of com­ munication and prelecting the German columns moving swiftly from the south toward the gnrrj» 'n in Tiondhcim, London was gloomy after a week of indiffer­ ent news from the north. Meanwhile, however, Britain ap­ peared determined tu pleg any possible gaps nn the diplomatic and economic fronts. The most welcome Item of news In this connection was the dis­ closure that Foreign Secretniy Halifax had invited Itilinn AmIrasr-idur llastlanini to discuss a resumption of lliitish-ltnliun trade talks. * Thr«e were broken off last February, after Itritnin'x seiture of coal being shipped liy sea from Germany to Italy. The fact th-it the foreign secretniy had issued QUICK RELIEF FROM the in vi In t i- n. however, was Symptom* at Distraaa ArDtng from hailed hy nuthoi italive foreign of­ STOMACH ULCERS fice sources and hy the piess ns a good omen for the improvement DUE TO EXCESS ACID of "rather uncertain relations” be­ Fra« BookTalk af Hoot aTraatmoot that tween the two countries. Must Halp or HWM Coot VeaMatklaa Hut the struggle In (lie north nrernoo iniainn teftko or Ik* WILLARD (ook precedence over this latest Tlltt ATM KNT tJfvo toe* H i for retts r o' arMoe/Wsn eawwoc: British feeler 1: ward retainin'? •l mpi'ans ot dliime a lo sasn tUMsamn ttH ieBlm the status ipio in the Mediterran­ • 11.1 D w a m tSu•oar or 6»lil I ean. In gram AoM. nhtd o a Itd ljrv 'trlo ll From Norway mine report! fine A-V for **wruura*s H o ao ." wklck fuDy that Allied foirot in Die God. ru>niaj UU* in M a a r »w *> hrandsdulen end (Dteiditlnc, the L A N E Y ’S DRUCi S T O R E volleys which provide the irnin lines nf ranriniiiili-rillon let ween Oslo and Trondheim, were facing increased pressure. The British were irporled hang­ ing on lit Dond ns, railway june* ■!" f r in<!V;ll;rT M r*l,cn where tin* lino (Mo 111T’n h i II b u s i n e s s s e r v i c e off to AihIaIaIII*!! to tin* Ui'Kt unit Trondheim to thr noitli, uml nt 1 SIGN PAINTING—dt. !,. Worthrn Kvnm, 3ft miliM fiirllirr uuitth. I nt \V. II. Iteltx Her. Hta. Ph. (liepoll* M'll(llifi|f Nl(M'Mlo|li| mill: 2130. Kvnm had been oerupied hy tie \V j , KING. Plumbing. Phone ftO. (ii rmonH). . ------------------------- — —---From tlir iulhiinilly mint* n fl.i* i IIAVK YOUR Watch repaired hy denial of wlwt was said to In i one wlm really knows how. 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F o r D o d g e s e l l s f o r j n » l u few a lo l l u r s m o r e t h a n t h e m n u l l c r , M m |irle eil e a rs, \ i s i l y o u r D o d g e d e a le r . i u n r in on Major // um *«. I nlmtilno X r l u t u k , I Inn e*/u>t, V lo 10 I*. Al., U S . /', REA* THE CURRENT ISSUE UF tltERTV IFY0U WRRtrt KNOW W i(tat B E R M J tf tR M A CFA D D EN iif itt (Aa i l II. S. SENATORrios FLORIDA ■* *‘ • 0 What will be do for Florida bualneaa- agricalture— cducatioa—youth? ( |^ y‘4 ' A DODGE ;'*’ What will be do about public d eb i-tax es-rd Jel? L - *i • f *t ’• * 1 * » * ■ ' ._ .> ♦ In the currcatiaauc of lib erty , BfuarrMocjaddeu, publlaber, bUMaultariau, profetkalboducM aaau, lalle you lu plain, dear-cut Uuguago exactly wbal bo •Uuda for and wAoiba wH/iaorb /or If elected United Sutra Senator from Florida—a platCarm —rryirird of twenty plaalu, curb of vital Iteportabec'te you aa a dtiacu of Florida. By .11 mcab* rc^bU eullgbtcuUg auoaaOgo im tte cam at tMiw of UMdTY. 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I'l* V rl .lt .I ii— u>n Iniroli W eshlhtti.u t .i : m u •* : * . l t*.11 i ;»•• ...... 2 i i i :« i i t * %i :* t »:i i i » %% i i • h u m % * t %i •: i »: %«.i i ^iNfsiul n. |l r I . himI a. l«* **|iul , 1*11 |D«|.. 2 ** \ ’ ' IMS 1• »* »!*»!.» It ih . 4». l i t >«t M A n ti n '•11ii ** 1• ** • ••it.* It. .4. h .1 l» rl,t» t«1 1 h u l l if «Ii«lti* • \ |!|t 1. t I ,.i i j \ %TH»\ %l. 1 1r . i o i i: By ROItnY n k w m a n win or lose, I know that Sanford S. ** ill s i | •Hli** \' a tl !• M* Gainesville's G Men hit timely st l.oinh.1% . • • , m Itf.liil, ,| The Fed* startesl out the first will be behind them all the way. * • | *.»V«• i •» f » • it • 1 t . in la«t night lo sco-e a 7 to It |lcweek of Spr:ng training with New Vot V * 1 1 1 1 It. X .1• It ill ll.llMIft • I V I U H* tn Come on boy* let's show the im i iiii w •: over the Ocala Yearling* in rhii*4eii>hi* • : ii I* fl* 2l i ust limbering un exercise* and Sartfordites that baseball Isn't tory i l*» i •»!« Iph l • x'hn^Ko T T 1 Mil;nl* 1|*lrt * >f IVl I'l-iirtfft Mitl* I*'* t * * pf X*laiol i landling of the ball. They have the only sport that's good here. the Florida Stale league. 11. * i •• 1» * •» K 11iiu • i * l - l l The G-Men collect**! all their ^ 1 ' *• \V-l•litIt*;I*>ti l the largest group of l*ty» of any Those reporting tor Spring n llT IIIH X o . m l i l l i o • • » « . » » . - «**|it •fill* *1 runs in (he first three inning*. %'ii in* %\ i i: For eight inning* SanfonI, the offering* of the three De- Spring training in many a year. practice are: I 1V4 * m i u r n \ \ * * i n • %t i «»\ The second week uniforms were Taylor Brown, end; John An­ Tin- Yearling* -cored in the Na*Ii %l|'« looked like any other >eam in the Land to**ers. fourth and sixth frame*. Score . ^ •*' » • li:^l.ilHHikd t • » I ....... -.1 N* * % Va.rk - l l l ’l* Tony ' Kestel led the Sanford issued so that they could start gel. F. B.; Clifford Prwctor, t). by inning*: H.vi. ••it* *1 it* i kr«Him|w I i* 'I \ x* Ituffl’ir tl I l R II R IA.ml** Florida State League last night,1 willow lt m|iM« in the real work of blocking, B.; Dub Kpps, halfback; Fred M * • I'tti .il \. u Urlratt* |t* I , «'l. % I i - .1 • • IMmU.I. I|*t.rt MioK wietder* with Oirta hit* Ihl 00<> OWt—T 7 I N* 4k 4>rta .-%!•« hut In the' ninth they rame from •*l • .! H I t |*l sill 11*1 » 1• ' I I »« |!« **p %4*-l> Dyson, halfback; Courtney So- Gainesvle of four Unset up. VaH lad tackling and punting. 11; OO.I |0.* t« 0 - 3 7 3 l i n o i i ill* I *. i •.• 11 it IV .i>liiiiijiiiii 11r »»li?• * behind to »c«rc four run* and tie-1 nut Coach MrLura* took Ike line­ dcrbloom, guard; Jack Herring, (h ala i t ; DeUnd with three hlta for font flirinlnith.MM I . M O !4 T 4MI % % 1 • •' I X * 11.4% to * » I*I Hat la and Wolfe; Itaroln, Mil­ rh.tn»hi», F , feat the Deland Ited Hal* 0 to S. times at hat whila Richards col­ men and showed them all of the Knd; Ori.n Adams, guard] Le4 1011111% * 4 %T»! I ** %4• | | • • !**•• It I t.H It.kP.. A «•• 2» ler and Sctilro. Tonight the Orlanoo Senator* lected n brace of doahies for fundamental* that the line ha* itoy A«>4tit .4 4 rlitNilu .11 *A•«I to *|. i A* •;♦.*« *• i t • U lu g , halfback; Chris The St. Augustine Saint* scored play here at 8:00 o'clock. | bis share. to know. While Gillespie had Thompsqn, guard; Harold Clause, llehind three rum going Into the backs showing them how to end; Buddy Angel, goard; Don­ rally to defeat the Daytona *core : their half of the ninth, the Semi* | l l lTt lh.e%Mbox l mb f b • block with their shoulders and ald Jones, tackle; T. J. Drum­ ltvarh Islanders by n 7 t** nob* put on the *team to run l l n r r i n K i o n r f . ....... • 1 1 1 how to drive low. The Feds un­ mond, halfback; Tom Smith, 9 -core. v » l c l I h 4 ♦ ♦ 1 I** The Saint* put the game mi hv Whltey Davl* from the mound, rounding out fairly well, but tackle; Junior Brown, guard; 4 1 1 1 to cha*e Rhem back to the show­ IWt aili rlioanmt * c r f 4 1 2 4 there Is still a lot that has lo tie Dirk Brown,end; Kaoiond Kader, in Ihe first inning liy scoring four mu*. The l-land. r* outhit er*, anil finally to rolled their Tr nmn»*ll ** 3 I « • uone. center; Joe Davi*. fullback; Bill I t l r liu n la 11. 4 •» 2 2 the Saints, H to it. Scuh' by winning run when D"Zuro walked M The third wesk of training Owen*, tackle; Itoy Dunn, half­ rh*»n ai» 4 » 1 a R H K Jeter to force Charlie Robert* Kvrni* that means back; Orlen Farrell, fullback; Inning*: If 4 * • 4 began Monday so l> Peach Iimi imsi 200—8 !> I arroi* the plate. l»«%l» p , a i u *» scrimmage Is not far off. The and i.ambeit Ulmer. guard. H M h • Fed* have had n little dummy ' ‘Al-o. Bill llranan. q. It.; Wil­ Sl Augus'ne IIU IW2 iHlx -7 0 2 Manager Whitey Campbell lent llhnn |» # ... n o u • lluckiaan. llivlcr. Xinimrrman Al Nixon In to pinch hit for l i ’Xuro n scrimmage but not any ot the bur Foils, half hack; IItro ll Mad­ SKAIINOl.i: COUNTY Tony Keitel in the ninth. Keatel Total* ....... ... ii i iu :« scrimmage that they have been den, center: William liter*, tack­ and Nauniann. The Lrcsburg Angler* -••oresl a wa* playing rightficld instead of waiting for. le: Fred Butler, guard: Spence B A KF OIII I mh the Orl*nd* Ralph Hyder, who hat an infecled <llll#>P|ilr The Feds don’t have quite as Williams, j^uard; Jack Morrl-on, f« to 8 victory over 4 . - , finger. Nixon ninglcd sharply H k r r n c f 2b .. nn.ve mo iin.ti«pnie.l nn.l.spu -. 2 t I I I much experience as they could, tackle; McKay Tnduck. halfback; | s «'"»'*xr* Alttk,. a Crw w M urk (X l lifte r Iln* Nttmt* o f tin* f'aniliilati* n f vm ir Choigi* t» •* *• 4 | but at least they have more Miller William*, end: Glenn AM- I r»*"^ss.n of s.aa.i..l |da.v in the r'own the rightficld line. Rlrk Itnhvrlw ph Ih i . Hi • 4 1 1 Gillespie, playing n bang-up game Johnm>n ham. guard; Mike Saus. Q. U.J ^ i'h la S w tr leugxn-. than the last year's team; so M nrl un If ... a ■» I at recond, singled to eenter on R o w a n l b 'r*OAK|l mitl n mi Iro that means we should win a few r.i R,J Moii.»>n Mulligan, Tiorklo* Tackle; ShA Sherwood f* o ; r o i t s i i c m i itt)K ri<KSII)KNTIAI. r.I.KCKlItS J « h a ehort pop that fell safe, ad­ K lm ti n-ll ** more games, and yet yon can't Jaroh'on, tackle; Na«h Kentwsly, g o i n g i n t o t i n ' f«turih m n i n n h u t voti: niN *i:x i:x vi»Ti7 m u o s r .1 » • I r r p 4 « I th» Angler* » c a a iv a I two run* in vanced Nixon to third. Willie N i s o n * th anything until th c lpnj . Mack Cl. vcland, .halfback; i I I •» j really ttll Skeen wa* intentionally passed practice begins next se a so n . J o s h Hill, guird; and Jack Hill, the filth Mill *t\ih iimlnip to elineh tin win Seen* l»V inn H1K VNITKIl STATUS S K M I d lt . tn load the bases. Krstel and Gil­ T ..ln'* ” 5 7 « 12 IT The Fed* this y e a r seem to | guard, n u t o s i: in*** • It II V s —T nl* mil w h i n w i n n i n g t u n have Ihe old |>e|i and fielit that lespie scored when Robert* xva* I i r*huro MM \vy* Util A H 4 safe at first on Valci's error. J Fonri'il. wc have laoknl for n linn*. I.AKKtJkN*n, Apr. »». - Ail tlrhndo Sr*nr«« b y I n n ' n t * : ii.M l«Hi i*m 1 7 .f* Rkren was resting safely on 1»*-1 r»*l . IH* 121—* Thi* boys iffin to i*ni«»y tlioir an*! Wallne’*: Itvram HU nftu «•»»«— <* practice* ami in«tra<l i»f l*vaf»np third ami came home for the I KmIlford I AKKI.AND, Ap*. »• An nodSieitioii | ( h I fofit. T r a m n i h l l 4. Oni<. third m arkerHf the Inning, when lliihnn!** 4. Mrhon. Dnvl* 2. around and trying in git out of addttinnal I2.»h»7 for conilrxxclion FOR <;OVKI(NOlt Andy Johnson rrnrkcd a hard idc, R ii Im i I* 2. J o h n s o n . P n w n n , running OUi for pa**»** »»r hitting work on the Griffin school audi­ y otr row WC K l m h r H I V l l r r n r n : K n l f l , l l n l w r l f single down the thinl hn«e line, the ijumniy caay, they »n* runtorium ha* hes n approved _ by V a lr l. Itu n * b a l l e d In: M a r r i n g Ihe tall Imunring off Valcl'* 3. nfnt and driving cvr*-y chams* 1’iesidivxt Rooss-xelt nnd Wl'A w_ ion, Vafcl. W il li a m *. P»*hon plove an I ramming on into right S l u m , J o h n non 2. J r l * r . T w o - b n thry get. Thry practice thonrh headquarter* in Washinrl.m, pcfield. Marion walked. Rowan b i l l : Sk e«n. R i c h a r d * 2. T h r e e . they hail a gainr next week an*I voiding to a telrgtniu recglfnl , I 1 D * 3 1 JV iT I m i r till*' lIH Ir« plr , | ( r*rr ltiK lim whiffed mil Kindirol was safe at M i' le n lm«e; M ar lo n. H u r r l f l r m r had to hurry to get ready tor n. hete. The fixlvral goX'vi ninem n* w I n i t m i N T ! s m - a t lN T K N I lK N I * I I P first on n fielder's choice that • l l l l e t p l r . T r a m m e l ( lo n b l r Kor any team of any kind lo In . approvevd a total of ysgutii • 1«IMII» % s t %1 t 1 t*%4.1 1 rauglil Kolirrth trying to Trntinni-I l o R i c h a r d * *ln V «!r |; rucceed they have to feel ju*t for the pioject at Gliffin, north­ % % 1- f r l h i n .ir iN S T tti'rn o N Itiswrin I u n n * « l e l r d l | . r f | on l»n*cM* •* .•ss 'an l.td II i n i i: i • «.m I tars loaded, IVZurn was unnlile I** l a u d 1. . H a n fo rd M l i o r * *»n like the«e tinya f« el ri^ld now west of I airland. « » c: • • M l * • 1 * • 1 • m i t sKCHi-rrAuv « r s i a ik to control his pitches and walked ba ll* .iff \*ii l»avi* 4. l»'7 or*» 7 ami if they fed nnd try nil Ihe «»• ... J «* ; U4\ x-i i t i - r m i l i s t : drier In bring ill the winning S ir u . lt mil (•« • J » | r r & I ' ll* o f f time like they feel riaht imw. He ' *. ». * |l> .*. 1. STORK KARNINtiS IT I »fAA Its J \ K. 7 2*3 innin g*. 2 ru n * . 1*. 1 • tun. 't Ilf* III .1 J % 12% 1*3 4 r u n * : i r X u r o •• •• . • Jeter pltrhe I a fine rame for In ! * l •• IIIrun*. i i* 113 If It l>>- pllr hwr |»% m i l ATTORNKY GKNI lf M. CHICAGO. Apr 2H». —44T— «J4ht \ 'Kt'»l »»»•• Sanford, pi'Vmitlmg the Red l»»«Vl* l j » - | r r | . W il d pill'll l#-irr g a m e s s r e p i a y n l a t Ihe \ i n l h M*ir«hall 11 111 x-h t s - » -m t cxwi: H u t si v is n it o r itK ta s n tA T io N Field i t IV r%*|»».»teAl f-trccl tliamon-l. in n in g ••llfhrr Jrt* r Hats 10 hits. Meanwhile The W v*»t »* »•••!; 4»s»: l i r h i r . Ith» m I ’mplr **: I and I h e - t a n i li n g s thu« f a r ■ri*: yt<trnliy a k*onM‘lhtaitr«l net prof­ \%tl«4N%l II* %*.l 1*. Reiuinoles garnered 12 hit* off oI'ow rl l. Tim.* o f imm**: ;■•••• W 1. IVl it of iM.M.ia*!. «*«|unl i »a .15 «t*nt* T KAM \% 1. IV4 FOH rOMITUOl.I.I'U *» (| as* n x T i - » n i t o s r III. • l i f t .1 . • » II | IMM a rtimmon <hiro, f*»- th«* nuaiie* 4 7 ;.»i •• •1 •1 •j :.imi iiiih l .Mar. Ml, romimrx-d with Ki l t MU M Y COMMISSIONKH \. 1 « .pn \ »L III** l l l l n >sa 1 1 *. ; o r I :t *.vmi I15H.IHI, »»r III e«n * a -hate, in « 1. t»»1 I I Oil ».S| H ilt STATIC TKFASt HI |T « a • I 4 CUTI* I'l lit I iV|' r»* » •• » Il 1 1 :t j f t i l Ihe like | h*ii «m1 »»f IHMl*. SAMri.K I'KIMAKV KUKTION L L O T DEMOCRATIC PARTY TUESDAY, MAY 7, 1!)I0 PRECINCT NCMHER................... Ik ( Dodd (ico. W. («’ray (-. iM. Hand J. F. McClelland Frod P. ('one SI Soessard L. Holland Francis P. Whitehall* TIIC' STANDINtlS r. W. Lawton Orlando Nationals Hold Record For Worst Shut-Out Defeat, 18-0 -i.H A tittftsprurT rK ntnniU T T shut-outs had been rvconlvJ in j i ORLANDO, Apr. .‘10 — Butch ike four-year history of the j finis' Orlando National, suffered ■ Htfure that include. 5. , the xvor.t shutout ill feat to the ®* '• “'V1. 14 |nnJ"* ‘"la •* xvell history of the Florida S tate' ,.,s •’ gulution affHir. ami extra_ liuluuln. l.4*agur when Whitey Camphcll'*1 n,,-,n|C S a n f u i d ...U a i n. h w o n 47J *>f* thV e n c i1 rmnioni .^eminnres hnndeu them sn 18 to 0 whitewashing at Or- R,raM ......... loV "f . 33, . f'" mww wpm ' IB* it 'W%«A4WrtiMl* *** 11A.ML1N RED RYDER Q »CNtvJ vsIrtKI 1 WAKll kt V*-?- ru n nxr K ilt •t • H i l t R A II.U O A I) H lM M IS S H lM lt I’n i r »•••!» vni n in n > r #••» Ralph Ik Chapman h i n o i'S K j K ia . L P. Ila^im J. Ik Lyles I f lit H i l t M K M III.lt U l M IK I I O I ’S K U K I t K I ' l t K S I . M \ | | \ K . S G l-i'lp \ u 2 e .iT i: m n n v v George II. Hrid^e, Jr. John (■. Leonardy ALLEY OOP A FourGames Remainln Kiwanis Junior Loop BASEBALL 840 f . M . TO! ORLANDO K OK TI1,.; , n{, , n H ilt TAX l Ol.I.H M lllt S. F. Doudney VOTP POX f»ST ^ . .V V I ' . -i *■ . •• J f S . • ’ ; . v ; ’* v : :. . -s ' » V * I a l» l*1 1414 r >• a 111*1 MIC T %•. 4 KOIt < ONSTAHKK James G. Sharon I t W, Ware ViiTK B^»H ONK « r _ ------------------------- — — - • V*M VMMn l {.In x- St. Clair Cameron POK KMINTY JIHHiK W. Herbert Messer Edward J. N e ls o n _ George A. Sneer, Jr. tX U L r K ilt Jl .STICK UK TIIK KKACK VH1K p o l l 4»N»: ATTORNEY SANFORD SEMI MUNICIPAL BALL . ' n i l ll-.-| L. E. Jordan tPOTM ro w MM_______________ __ . — V 8— tu * ru n -r \ » ■ i i * r o i l 4»vi: v o r r ro ii o s c POK COUNTY I'ROSKKUTING WHITEY CAMPBB^.I/8! I (lit MIMItKIt III IKIAItl) OK I'l 111.14' INSTItl lTION K ilt MIlMIKEIt OK Ittl \HO OK 1*1 IKI.ir INSTKUTION •*YIR COI’NTY ASSKSSUK OK TAXES — i UM MISSM IN K it IMM Mil I > *a & E. T. Haines . in i: John L Galloway Jno. D. Jinkins E. C. (Ned) Smith. Jr. nmtts& °y t ul \ I \ i .. W. (;. Kilhee xS. F. “Sammy” Long K ill- / s h u y / id o n t t V r s e c AM VTW M I GO PRCCIOO& IH n i l M Y KIM MISaSIONKH llO t III! 4 \aa « I OH MKMIlCit OK ltd Mill OK r i 'R l .i r INSTItl lTION 0. P. Herndon rrm _____ r o r itT w o n : m n c .s r votr N•aN t tx-i\i,VxlUNi:it 14 «4 T \ a f • J. F. Partin ii FRED HARMAN JF()R r L K „ »M ;; M K M i.K i, i n i in : o k i t i : i " t i : s i . M m i v ..'** \ B y i W. It. Itallnrd It. .1. Oversireel Si VOTK 4*4 Ml l »M i I »1 *. H *i: E . F . H iM is m d d tT Worst Defeat Individual Club* by Year. WON Orlando 15-0 ovor I'alatka, May 16, 1039 Daytona 13-0 over Augu.line Apr. 26, 19M Gainesville 13 0 over PaUtka, Aug. J, i»je fMV STARS OSCAR ,VtM/ (MO Rt. Augustine 12 0 over Falatka. May 2*. 1107 'Lreaburg VOU MAKE J.-O over DeUnd, June. 0 1438 DeLand 11-0 over Gainesville, Aug. 15, 1039 1 Sanford 10-0 ov«r DeUnd. June 13, 1M7 I'alatka 9-0 over SanforJ, Apr. 21, 1837 LOST Orlando 10 to 0 to Daytona, June 11. 1938 n Daytona 9 to 0 to Gainmvlllr, Apr. II, 1937 ‘ Gainesville 11 to 0 to DeUnd, Aug. II, 1939 I St. Augustine 13 to 0 to Daytona, Apr. 25, 1938 Leeaburg 7 lo 0 to Palatka, May 20, 1939 DeLand 12 to 0 to Oaineaville, May. 7. 1937 Dcl^nd 12 to 0 to l^esburg, June 6, 1938, Sanford 10 to 0 to Daytona, May 23. 19381 Falatka 16 to 0 to Orlando, May 16, 19391 D e U n d a u f f e r e d t h r e e c o n . e c u -1 . h u t - o u t d e f e a t rirord tied by I ‘‘J* ,*bu,l'<>ul defMUK . 15, Orlando with loasea July M. 29, It, 19.^7 to w t i consecutive I and 31 of 1937. %. The play-off* will be held Tues­ day,' Wednesday, and Friday of next week. Came* irmaining to be played > la the Kiwani. Junior U ague this seek ore: Teams I aad 4 only four more game* remain to today; trams 1 and 4 tomorrow; b«f«M tlje pVpJ-eff*teams 2 and 8 on Frida*. All ; <n M Y rO M \1 LISBONKu ?;•«! MIC V \aa. 1 F. A. Dvsoi h *h s t \ 11: ^ s ; \ t m i t T V M SKV \T O H I \ l . IMS I III1 T D2 52 Virtory and at YOU rOMMISsilOVKlt (tl •O ltltT l.T I itK vnTr n Orlando M. Ik “ P-Hone’ Smith D. 1,. Thrasher l - O T S 1*1 lit IINI- in a slti.iy of loop . the •hutmit mule. *' ' today ' records here i' fTi f t ‘.t s viu I Orlando Urn. gave up one ree- J . I! r rlv t r ‘ ,1!h,;,,*h " 'py‘v,‘ b? * < . or,I lo grab another bJcnu.e the < ^ ' h.r” : Orlando team nf I03'J held the .Sanford ami . . ^ 7 Daytona in Dial ( previous league reennl for liaving 1 .1 1 'lnirg ha* won 40 shutout* tidied op tile biggest shut-out losing but 20. wore, a If. to o healing admiuis- while I'alatka and St. Augntthnc tereJ to the I'ulatkn Axalens on ' teams xirtually shared last plaoe May 1039. . ID,.............. ! honors, the four-year I’alatka ireAnil Orlando * 15 to 0 victory „ri|. , ... of I'rui iirnL. .. a . i r l revealing n win. against 4T h,l,l .1 " t at, h*' ' wHh the Saint squad* eop. fi io*n a1 .'’/ 7 T l: " f| ■'"* bi>‘ ™ »hile losing D2. & h l ..l r A i t,y «.*' np" rlnR °o‘ ‘h- claim that the' A um siioi r", 1 " " M I k M. « , « , ,1 it* fa,test I:. Anfll '". nv.o by 13 0 " " 1 B«7 i* the fart that 05 shutoutA r „i r J •n* , ; , , „ , i"«o Ihe record* during Ihe . S Z , i , U0 game season. In t»39 there r"u ,AyK,' ] ' wpr' 7r> shutout*, 59 in 1938, ami n I •* •" 1930 when only 120 gameera Ik lu the joint record through wrr,. nlaynl. • 1**1 yiar'* Orlando victory Here is the four-yea' thulotil Through the 1939 season, 281 I iiconl by tramsI l»r Oub w i .Sanford u h Daytona 10 7 J-reeburg Gainesville 10 ti 4 i St. Augualine It II I'alatka 4 18 DxLand C 7 Totals Greatest | - P o p p ------------- — H ilt ST ATI-: SIIIMHtlNTKNIlKNT til*" i T i t i . i r iN STiti’c r m x m Itr.s.i kl\»t at «'l»»i. im iA tl —<\»**r %!•%••» • i " ••I tog T«i»n«*r * ••» x \ * iin x xi. i i : p n i: ■h> "i 1'itl-loirtth ' I • i-hli .mo . 11** B A • H I M MII T Sm. 4 Sam C. Gardner _ _ Joe Ludwig • Robert M. “Bob” Moye FOR HTATE DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEEMAN . V(Mt f o r nit* Georcre S. Witmer ’v: ■rif? U\I---- i :‘«x . ,j . �• « 2 Sewing Machines $3 & $15 5 Kitchen Cabinets $ 5 Up a 1 Five 3-piece Wicker / 4-piece Living Room Suites •- - 4 - Bedroom Suite * $19.50 Four 3-piece Overstuffed Youth’s ^Bed Six 3-piece Cane Back 10-piece 5-piece Rock Maple (with leatherette chairs) Bedroom Suite Dinette Suite 9-piece $79.50 W>‘^4 g/» ‘ 5 0 Bed Springs ,* 7-p ie c e $ 8 . 8 0 Up $ 3 4 .8 0 $ 5 9 .5 0 4■ Wardrobe Trunks $ 2 .5 0 Up Reconditioned Piano $ 4 9 .5 0 �r ] Fin ford (i The Only Centrsv Florida City Afford IAg Kali. Highway And Water Tranaportatioa. EPENPPf t j Member Associated P rat SOME GUN, EH, MESSIEURS? Hatch Bill JVote Not Announced; Chairman Sumners Refuses To Discuss Committee Decision Act Would Hit Federal Workers Personal Campaign C ontributions Would Be Limited • WASHINGTON, May 1.— *(AP)—The Hooee Judiciary Committee today killed the 8 * u to-approved Hatch bill to regulate political activi­ ties of state employee paid with federal funds. 'The committee ordered the bill tabled, meaning It will addition to restricting poactivities a t state amsal campaign contributions i Berdan amendments to >t .large groups of workers the wage hour law ware dawn, t i l to *6, In the u yesterday after being so Tha aesnts sad patrols from all E sta b lish e d In 1908 Tornadoes Allies Worried A s Italy K ill M any Sounds Belligerent Note In Midwest CONFEDERATE JA&MINE Mr X aw tatN ri*<« Tomaillc wind* ripping ten** Illinois, ctlons of aoulhem southeast MluoaH, and Arkanaaa and a cloudbutit In aaat Taxal killed %t Ita il IS, Injured many; and caused thousands of dvital* of damasa last night. Sir., wtr* killed and c itb t inlured, one critically, near Ben­ ton, Ark., aa a tornado cut a swath through a sparsely sattlad rural section. At least threa wera killed, and an unestlmsted number Injured in _____ Missouri and Illinois. A father and a son were killed whan winds demolished their home a t Rich­ land, Tax. A child was tom from Its toother** arms by a flood and drowned when a cloudburst washed tha family from beneath a culvert where It had token refuge. A heavy rain and hall accom­ panied swirling winds In the midSouth, causing crop damasa. Wa­ ter swept Into ilorea a t Thomasvllle, Ala. Ilall damaged ripening strawberries In the northern Ar­ Not all tha big guna In use or ready for use along tha West­ kansas Otarks, and trees In ap­ ern gro at are behind Germany*! West W ell This place of heavy ple and peach orchards ware up­ artillery la a Preach railroad rifle now located Msomewhera In the rooted by wind. war tone." Incidentally, the French caption asserted gravely, “Francs handles first-class material." tho least apace. On the farm, rush aeaaoni In tha fields mean long hours and llttla leisure ot tha vary time flower gardens may ha most In need of weeding, cultivating and watering. But grounda around tho farm home are usually ampla for more of tho ornamental trees and shrubs than those of tha topn dweller,” Mrs. Andrew* said. "These two iherp differences era worth considering whan, thb farm family considers plantings to Improve the horn* grounds. Planting a few shrub* this sea­ son and adding a few more from time t* time will soon make the home more attractive, and will conserve time in busy seasons. Shrubs and trass may need good CHICAGO, Ma:r 1 —UP>— Sevcral hundred t! lousand Chicago and suburban residents went without milk a brrakTast today. A strike voted by tbe milk wagon drivers union halted vlr» tually all homo dellrerlaa In the Metropolitan area. Tha drivers stopped work be­ came of a depute over a naw wag* contract with "We Associat­ ed Milk Pealer* of Chicago. Tha old contract expired a t midnight~ TWaler* aourfht to seals 333 a week plus eomkiltslous. while driver* held for the 'old seals of I ts plus commission*. Residents of the Metropolitan area con-ume 1,600,000 d ib its of milk dally. Forty-eight percent Is home delivered. Four thousand drivers were affected by the from slips or cuttings from plant* strike. , already introduced. "To famllle* conelderlng Spring planting of shrub*, the new Farmers' Bulletin ISM, Caro ot Ornamental Trees and Shrubs of­ * fered free by tb* U. 8. Depart­ rrrsc n l Indie* lion* are that ment of Agriculture, Washington, D. C., Is worth read big. Furman County Judf* R. W. Ware will Lloyd Mulford, who retired re­ not have to undergo an operation cently from lb* Bureau of Plant but will be irnulred to remain Industry, ha* summarised a Ufa- Mvrral wc«ka In the hospital for time of experience with woody trcatm*nt for a kidney ailment, plants and offers practical ad­ it w*s learned from reliable vice that will answer most ques­ tourer* today. tions about tree and shrub plant­ Attendants reported that the ings. Mr. Mulford alto advocate* County Judre wa* In fair condi­ the us* of native plants In farm tion and raid that ha will prob. planting* as more likely to be ably begin to show Impiovcmcnt successful and able to grow vigor­ toon. ously without demanding too much Urn* and attention," she concluded. Ware Will Not HaVe To Undergo Operation P e r m it G ra n te d Records Fall As For New Home In Spessard H olland City N cwb Briefs Sanford H e ig h ts Pushes Campaign A budding permit was tensed by Build lag Inspector Orady L. Duncan a t the City Hall pasterday far tbe construction of a onestury frame boagelow la Sanford A regular business mooting of MARIANNA, May 1 — (Spe­ the Lions Club will be held In cial) — Crowd records continued connection with Uw dinner meet­ ing of the club in the Velde* Ho­ to fall a* Spessard L. Holland, tel tonight a t 7:00 o’clock. candidate to r governor, swept through northwest Florida on at* ’ There will be a meeting of the last swing of this a m before Board of Doacon* of the First first primary neat Tuaeday, Baptist Church tonight c t 1:00 Is Jackson County aaat gav* o'clock, tho Roy. W. P. Brook* announced today. % I In regard ta Agricultural Imp mm ant point, tag to legtslatloi fo r control of —------------------ .a lt sickness la cattle. He also told of his seUvtUee la behalf If m e ! alectriftea- tion in the last legislator*. Thar* will b* a cpcctal burin*** masting of the Shrine Club In tb* Valdes Hotel Thursday night at f;M o'clock, Pro*Idea) Ooorge W tlntUln arid today. No dinner will bo paired. C a p t Constantine L DcWolskl Holland will do** hie days campaign with n speech In Fane- will ooctioue hta aertoc of dlscueeleai on latest devil*pmanu abroad a t Urn Xplaoopal Parish Houeo Friday tig h t a t >:00 o'clock. Tho pubtta t* taritad to BLSt SSShtfS.-. “ R e v e r s e d Suffered In North As Nazi Columns T i g h t e n Hold On Norway. Chamberlain To Speak Tomorrow Germans Rain New Blows On British N a v y Squadrons Vtr 4 i*urmi»fl rrtn Peril to tho security of their flanks in northern and southern Europe had Allied war leaders plainly worried today. The mcnaco in the north, tvhere fast German column* apparently have * clamped a stranglehold on central Nor­ way, was acknowledged by a Residents Urged To Brighten __Home F o r“ Better Homes Week” a bo moat practical In teauttfyC am p o ree big homes In towns and,' in tha country. In town, spare may be Be Held Onlimited, but long aummdr even­ ings allow time for attsntion to F rid a y , Saturday tho annual and perennial plants that offer most flowers from was previously schbduM 'tw o weeks ago but Inc lament iraothar foread the postrirn rarn l natfl this coming week- JNESDAY, MAY 1. 1010 Heavy Rai n* Hal CauseMuchDamage To Crops In South; Wind Uproots Tree# of Better Member* of 8**lln*la County potrdU-and troops win hold a two-day osmpores on tha vacant lotM O th 0* tha diamond ball field on tha lake front Friday and Saturday, District Commla■finis .Charles 8. Morrison said SANFORD, FLORIDAf Milk Strike Affects Chicago Customers ftsusra&.'s » 'APER British military spokesman. H* admitted N ail advances put the Allies In a "dangerous and very ob*cure" position The British war office said British troops had withdrawn to "prepared poritlons" a f te r ' "T-” listing tha Germans In tha Dothba» area. They said tbe altaar (Ion at Namsoa was "Un­ changed," at Narvik "salUfMr lory.” - The threat In the south *rn» that Italy might threw her pM ^ er Into the N atl scat**. BriUlu, a i a precaution, ordaacd slon of merchant Through Dio Medllotvah* Paris, a foreign ministry man said th* Italian nttlti toward the AUla* "hOa bsoom* definitely alarm In*" la th* p u t iwo days. Chamberlain said ha wooM ■I.uke public a statement on Nayneglan developments tomorrow. Germany mined paw Idjwv on the British navy. Twb high rommand said filers ' softtl a British cruiser, a destroyer, five transports, and heavily dan*: aged another cruiser, and five other transports. The British merely said "desultory bomblnf" was rontinulng at the .Narasoa and BteinkJer areas. A German communique said "a t Trondheim fighting stUl went on yesterday" This was rrgmrdcil in Berlin'''** meaning Allied resistance waa still fo r­ midable in some area*. The Germans said th* AUioa lu-t 11 planes In an attack on Stavanger, and one In a raid on the O s l o airport. The British acknowledged the loss of a*v*n planes, hut said “heavy dam***" whs inflicted in forays last night at two cities and Aalborg, Denmark. The Germans also reported th* rupture of 4,91)0 prisoners. Bw*di'll reports said Norwegian troops still were occupying posi­ tions mirth of Slorcn. S3BStX ... ; ' —rm iT u n i i n r These trees covered with Confederate Jasmine blooms can lie seen In the gardens of Mayor and Mrs. Wultcr N. Coleman in Drramwold who have extended n cord ml invitutlnn to the pnlilic lo drive by and s ir tlie.-e ,prrimrn> which at this season of the year are n gorgeous sight to helodd. These vines wele , tailed about I'd years ago. They rrqiiirr praetlrally no altrnllon, ate ilitnuinr to rold weather ami lilo>t pests, have luxuriant green leave* the year lirumnl, und in tin- Spring air loaded with fragrant whit*' htoxMima. Dawes Says Next Celery Is Most Installation Of Crop Officers Held By P re sid e n t Must Expensive Jn Everglade* Battle Spend ers It m utt more lu grow mid innr Junior Chamber E x-V I c c President Outlines Plan To Balance B u d g e t WASHINGTON, May I -(/!■) —Charles U. D awn said l>«t night tba next president of the Unltad Stale* would have lo fight “the largest army of government •panders, wasters and patronagedispensing politician!" In history to save the nation (u rn bank­ ruptcy and niln. Tha Chicago tanker, who wu> tbe government's first tudget di­ rector and served a* vice presi­ dent in lb* Coolldgs administra­ tion, outlined ■ eomprrhemlve plan of balancing ths federal budgot la cn address prepared for ualtvory a t tba annual meeting of tb* chamber of commerce of the United States. Speaking with acme of tho dlthat won-him the nick­ name of "Hell ’n lltrU I" In Wsrld War days, Dawes charged that Trooldent Roosevelt's action |R abolishing tba federal co-ordi­ nating service In 1933 was one of tba chief causes "of the present condition ot chaoo In tho bueineea of our government" H it plan to balance (ha budget, waa tba asm* which it Harding had put Into 19tl. At that lime, when t ayatem waa alio Initlcontinued, Harding, croaad opera tod a system of wiacuttve control and co-ordinapvor governmental depart aaid th at "under this •OW system and presidential lead­ ership dwrinv tba whole fiscal ot i m . * government aspenot debt reduction, _ sat- -fi k it celery than it Joca nny other STOCKHOLM, May I— Allied vcgctnldo crop In the Florida | R e v . I*. o o h foices last night battiad along Kvcrglsdci, accord mg to It. II the Gudbrands valley of Cantral Howard, oconomiat with the Stale Norway to escapo being driven Agricultural Extension Sctvicc. bark to tho acacoost by alodgbIn aplto of that fart, however, hammer German drives which tho acreage rdanted to celery in wrro reported to have linked tho Kvcrglaucn ban rincTi IM) Instnllntinn of officers fur acres during the 1U-H3-H7 season 1940 wa, held last Might by the Oslo to Trondheim and closed a steel vis* on two Alllod bases. lo 1,000 aerra now. Howard accn Germany’s motorised war ma­ Indication* that an even larger Junior Chamber of Coinmt rce at acreage will go "In'* for the 19 III- its regular weekly dinner meet­ chine, pounding ahead with tre ­ t l cron. He w in mvialonn over- ing at the Muyluir Hotel at mendous strides, appeared OB nroducllon of crlcry in " the which lime the llev. W. P. the bade of German claims to (Hades, If tho trend la not Brooks uddres-cd the group on be repeating tha “bllttkrtog" changed. tactics which carried it a c tu s The economist made a study "Contributions of the Church to Poland Ilk* an avalanch*. of production costa fur two Progress of the Community." British, French and Norwogton years and found that on the O ffices installed were: Henry troops fought stubbornly within averare it cost II0G.2I per acre, Witte, Jr., president; Richard a rugged triangle reaching odt nr 90.3 rents per marketed crate, Deas, first vice-president; Joe north and wast of Dombaa to lo grow this crop In the Gladra. coait but tha Germans acid Average costs I y Items, as de­ O'Conner, second vice-president tha Dombas and Bloaren to th* north termined In the study, Include: Frank Bauer, treasurer and Ed­ near Trondheim had b««n “hope­ Plant! 123.14 per acre, 0 rents ward J. Nelson, secretary. Elected to the board of direc­ lessly" caught In tba N atl Mr per rrato) prenarlng and, transidantlnr. fertilising, water con tors wire: Chiiilen llctts. Bob vancc. There wai almost a complete trol, cultivation ami other grow­ Clark, Floy Delgado, and C. K. lack of Allied c|alma and |h ing costa, 1123.74 |*or acre, 23 Carter. Rev. Brooks said that n com­ tome Instances, It was admitted rent* ncr packed crate; harvest­ ing. 946.99 ocr acre, 10 cents per munity without churches would effort* to stem th* N atl tide hid crate; marketing, 1212.34 per not last five years. The Church, been futile. acre. 47 cents per crate. These ha eiplalned, it one of tha most British and Norwegian military marketing charges averaged about bonoflclal factors in any com­ spokesmen admitted last night munity, not only from a cultural IS cents par rrste for grading Dombas and 8 toe ran might have and pack Ine, If) cents for cu tes. standpoint, but from every other. fdl* a and that U* Germans* ■ for pro-coollr*. A for selling, standpoint as well. It Is ik * ® snllikaew S «W ISetat southern faM fore* might have *M* ■ltd 2 cent* for miscellaneous renter of community life, h* s t ­ coeded in breaking through t* ar rtod. coeta. It waa announced that there a Junction erith tea Trondhata* Howard's etude covered the crop vest* 1937-33 and 19M-39. will be a meeting of tha board Natl*. If Germany's claims H* found that costa of produc­ of director* tomorrow night at French and Brit true,, strong British, tion were hlvhar tha second year, tha homo of Henry Wilts. (CmllaoeS mm Vais Cto • and that returns from tha cron were eonaldersb1" lower. Moat of DIES AFTER \\RF.CK •he ceUrv U sold f.o.b th* pack­ inghouses. ____________ BRUNSWICK Ga- May 1 — UP)— Edward T. Kilns, manager Partly cloudy, showers ' of tea Fsmandtna, Fla., pulp central STORM KILLS TWO sad northeast pot plant of Raynirr, Inc., died a t coaler la a«t r cmc RICHLAND. T*iaa„ M*» « — ■ hospital here yesterday of In­ ■lightly _ A *rl"d-«nrm wrecked a juries received In an automobile portion to night | Thursday hones and Ullod (wo person* accident last n ig h t Mr*. KBna, in north, partly cloudy hi i tote n ig h t Th« d*-d aro J R hurt In the crash on the highway ■hewer* In extreme south pi Matte***, 79, and hi* son, Cecil, IB mils* south of hot*, rm alao d lata tonight or Thursday i In a m kv* w t f l U w t ____ .,* «-- — W. 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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 30, 1940; <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/c99a7e45fa2dcdf7a2b9b488a69d9034.pdf 01b89d15f8506da91196f6b1f8c96791 PDF Text Text V v. / M/ r 4 THE SANFORD HI N e w ba n fo r d , SATURDAY. AftUL ft7, riu m iD A Week f s PROGRAM FOR WEEK OF APRIL 28 at tub srrz Sunday, M en d s,— Shirley Temple In "T H E BLUE BIRD" in technicolor— Also C artoon— Odd occupation* and M etro New*. ' Tuesday, only— Vivien Leigh ( .t a r o f "C O N E W ITH T H E W IN D") and Chari a* Laughton In "SIDEW ALK S OP LONDON." Alao "ISL E OP DESTINY* w ith Wm. G a m p , June L ana and Wallace Ford. . W ednesday, Thursday—"REM EM BER THE NIGH T" with B arbara Stanwyck and P red M acM urray. Alao Comedy, Novelty, Universal New*. . F riday, S aturday—"BU LLET CODE” w ith C e n tre O'Brien and V irginia V ela also "T H E LONE W OLF STRIKES” with W arren W ill lam, Joan P erry, Robert Wilcox. THIS WEEK’S CASTS CASTS ____ .. 8trmng T H E B LU E BIRD , Mr. Sodh lU Mra. Such Mytyl --------------»n I M agistrate Mummy Tyle 8| to Old Maud Mr. Luxury .......... rd H ackett .... Ty lotto ______ 0 _________ns I Blackface . Tylo ___— .... Sybil Jason I Tempering A n n la Berlin got Fairy Barytone ... B art C om ack Edward Levy Marie O'Neil __ Baa C lairs Greet David Buma ... Cyril Smith Ronald W ard MOVIE ACCLAIMED by press and n u t lea pietare evltlaa as e a e e f the p i n t k e a a tira l p lc la re t ever aaade, Mae rite M aeterllaeh'a "The B ine B ird ," le TeehaU eler, atarriag Shirley Taeipla with n a ew OOptlfaaUy fine eeppertlag cast, will he thew a a t tha Rita Thep te r tom orrow and Monday, JOAN PERRY and W arren William are shewn above la n aeeae from "T he Lena W ell Strikes,” bated an a story by Uamlt Joseph Vaace, ta be tereeeed n e st Priday and S alarday a t tba Rita Tim* a tre . WlUlam Is festered as tba debonair re gee aa d Mbs P erry, a Tama, Fla., girl It saat as .bit laraly rom antic Jaad. M eaU g te Leva, A strid Allwya, Erie Blare and A laa B eater appear la sapper*. Ira. Luxury Crews - -------Joan Perry _____ Eric Blurs ___ Alan B arter ... A strid Allwyn ... Montague Love ______ Robert W. Granny Tyl -------- Cecilia Loftus Grandpa T y l ________________ AlShtan Studious Boy — Gone Reynolds Mrs. Berilngot .... Leona Roberts W ilh e lm ______Stanley Andrews Cyprtta ------ Dorothy P eering it : u am very psaslva mood are B arbara Stanw yck and SHOWN HERE in la "R am am bsr Tha F red Mac Me m y a kick h ai wwa flas Night,” a thereeghly pleating comedy-drama preee.aallcet wherever shewn, The plcU ro la a a ta ra l, spsaU nssaa and vary m ash dawn-ta-enrlh. I t will ha sbowa n sa t W sdaeaday and Tharaday a t tha fatal Rita Theatre. ____ Don Btddoe <Pred A. Ktlsey _ ______ Addison REMEMBER TUB NIGHT Lee Leandor —B arbara Stanwyck ___ Roy Cordon John S arg en t — Fred McMurray - lU rtan d Tucker Mrs. S a r g e n t ____ Beulah Bondi ___... P eter Lynn Aunt Emma .„ E lltabelh P atlarson. BULLET COOK fran c la X. O 'Leary ____ Willard George O'Brien teve Condon Roberta on Virginia Vale lolly Mathewa W il li e ______Sterling Holloway . Slim W hitaker Judge (New York) ------Charles Pop Norton — , Howard Hick* John Mathew* Waldron nun District A ttorney ...P aul Gullfoyla Tom ....------ ....___'■ Charlie A m t Cass Clanttne . .. H orry Woods William H ands Hank ______________ John W rsy Scar Atwood Mr. Emory ...... Thomas W. Ross Gorman ....—— _ W alter Miller Robert SU nton Rufus __ ._____ __ Bnone flaks Bud Mathswe •Fat' Mlko . . . . . ------ Tom Kennedy ISLE OP DESTINY Lee's Mother ...... Georgia Caine .M nb_Em »nr_— _Y Jrflnla BrUaac Judge ( a t rum m age sale) --------Barnes _ Wallace Ford Spencer C h triers nlm A lltrton ... Juno Lang SIDEWALKS O P LONDON n —............. GilbertRoland A CORKING goad melodrama of g a s runnerv, Marinas aad a dar­ ' Spriggs ... Etienne Q lrardot Charles . . . K atherine DaMlllo ing avlalrls Is "1*1* wf Destiny,” la be shewn nest Tuesday, only Vivien Libby ____ H o r to n ----- O rant - Richard* at the Rita Theatre. Wallace Ford, June Lang, William Gargaa, Harley ..... — - Larry Adler a n t Relkker Tom Dugan Gilbert Roland and Katkerina Da Mill* kavs tk* landing parts la Constantine .. Tyrone GuthrtO In Lawton __ H arry Woods Gentry — stary wf a couth ssa Jungle paradise. Gus McNaughtoa -------------------------------- Tod Osborne A rthur ..... S N LEIGH aad Chariot Laugh la* b a rs Ike a tarriag rales la [ytK Mowalbs a f Lead*a,” a a a a f tba Iwa altraetlaa* a t tb a Rita Thbstrw Tnosdsy e sly . It L said th a t tha wark o f Ml** U lg k la th is film won her Iks p ari of S ssrio tt O 'H srra In "Gowa W ith Th* Y W " Laughton's sapshl* p o rfsrm sacss are low wall haow a Is FriedChicken Is Tops For Party Menu In Spring By MRS. ALEXANDER GEOBGE NEW YORK, Apr. 17. —UP>— Bpilngtlma parties and * fried aMehen are about as parannlal a combination at straw berries and etoam. . You'ru safe In serving It a t pic­ nic, party o r family gut to-gsthsr; i ■ sp u**? hangry. th* preparation of nr popular food, __________ .thintt* have develOped around tha frying o f chick­ en. You may bar* your own fatlab, b u t you m ight Ilk* to look ovsr th* next cblckon-fryare tack fence—might give you aa Inspiration.' Hero'* a survey of BCVtral popular msthnds. _____ • • • , ntalo Jelly and salad and stuffed angel food cake for the dessert, s o * SMOTHERED FRIED CHICKENi Quickly brown cut-up floured chltken In 0 tablespoons o f ollvo oil heated In a frying pan. Alao brown 1*4 cup each of chopped onions and eatery. T ransfer lo 0 wall buttered casserole. Add 1*1 cup cruam and t-3 cup milk, tprlnkle with aalL paprika and minced p srslty and cover tightly. Bake 30 minutes In a moderate oven. Ml* In a cup of mushrooms and bake 10 minutes. Uncover and baka 10 mlnuUa to brown. Eacal* loped com, tu ttered spinach, fru it salad and sponge cake round out PRIED CHICKEN CREOLEi Brown floured end ttasonod chick­ en In any kind of fa t, basted In a frying pan. T ran sfer to a but­ tered baking dish, mix In 2 4 cup each of diced culsty and boiled ric e , 1-4 cup each of chopped on­ ions and green peppers. Poor In t cups of,to m ato es or tomato Juice. Top With 3 ttblespoon* b u t­ BATTER- D B B P FRIED te r and cover. Bake 1 hour In a CHICKENi Cut th* fry er kilo moderately slow oven. Uncover Quarters, wash and chill. Wbaa th a la*; 10 minutaa to brown. time to cook, dip Into b aiter (I cup flour, 1-4 Uaspoon salt, 1-0 teaspoon paprika, I egg and £-3 cup.m ilk, beaten together). Care­ PI NBA IT LB FRITTERS fully lower th e • -g e tte r covered S cup* spoon-sited chunks canned chicken Into deep, hot fa t so the fg t covers th # chicken by a t least 1 1 4 nupc all-puipos* flour g n -ta c h . .Fry abeut 10 minutes, 1-1 teaspoon sa lt turn in g tba thicken several lima*, I teaspoons baking powder n a i n and serve on a hosted p la t­ te r. surrounded with corn fritters L r . 'o 3 4 cup milk gad a glsaod pineapple garnish. R Ublespoona confectioner's sugar Pass broccoli with Hollands la* Drain and dry spoon-ales ■Ago*|-servo straw berry shortcake chunks of pineapple with dboorh• a t paper. S l/t flour, salt and baking powder) stir in well-bestIOWA STYLE i P u t flour, sell an #cg and milk. This b atter bd‘ paprika into n Paper sack. should U J u t thick tnough to Mg p u t your Ait chicken Into cost the plnsspple gems. H eat fa t m sack gad shake until chicken (about I q u art in a deep, flatbottom nan) te 080 degrees P , or until a cube of brand will btaw a la about 60 seconds. The* dip ■poon-alM chunks of plnMyuip In CONFRONTED WITH an attosalloa af havlag a s r d s r s j tbs brother of th* girl ho levs,, Stov* Csndaa (Goarg* O'Brlsa) find* hlaisslf dafaatslsts In tba prossata af Mstly Mathews (V ir­ ginia Vale) and bar father (llaw srd Hickman). An snswllewnl high-spat la RKO Radis'* "Bntlsl Cads," thrilling eatdeor actlsn drama a f the Old Wast, starrlag G ssrgs O'Brlsa and featuring Virginia Vala la bn sasa a sst Friday and Saturday al tha Rita Theatre. ,) lord, r'lorlda. Ibis llh day of April. Stats o t Florida, •!* **i< far Baas loot* C ouatr. PI* rid at -wbersit teas* ta Ik* Federal a La r n r .o * J. NIX __________ A m gpaclal Matter. WASHINGTON, Apr. 27. -<A>) —G reat B ritain and France have ■welled th eir ponding orders for American w a r plane* to watl be­ yond 4000, It waa Indicated yes­ terday by an announcement that the Allies in tho b u t two weak* have placed a irc ra ft and engine contracts ag gregating 0200,000,000. Tha annouM im ont come from officials of the Allied purchasing mission who aal4 largo Quantities of tpoody C urtiss gnd Boll pur­ suit pianos, Douglas bombers and engines of throe types wars In­ cluded. Tha lateet purchases, It waa es­ tim ated by airm an In touch with tho negoU atlotu, - represent near­ ly 2000 planes and an undisclosed larg er number e f Altleon. W right a n d P ra tt and W hitney motors. A rth u r B. Purvis, chairm an of tha mission, a i d jRono Pjsvsn, French repreoenUUv*. said th* cost of the engines Included f a ­ cilities to produce tiwm. They •*plained th a t tho Allies » • " fi­ nancing factory expansion* ne­ cessitated by tho order*. The announcement of the Bell contract nromlood * .European w ar to st for a n m u tu a l typo of fighting plane, tho P 4 0 develop*7 for tho arm y a ir corp*. This plan* mounts a smell cannon In Its noa* and la powered by an engine placed In Uw center of ^ T b a ^ C u rtle s purault pUnas In­ clude both P-40 and P-40 modeU. released by tho arm y la accord with tho now potlcy by which the a ir carp* aspects to ncqulra mors advanced • models a t no ad­ ditional coat along with valuable technical In fo rn g S m of tfci P«r* formanc* o f American plana* In Curtiss in U P. HERNDON. Clark. : A. M. NVEXKU. r a n etw eerr oovnt o p tm b NINTH JC D tC IA I, CIRCUIT OP p L o n in a . in ANN PON aNssi* NOLH OOUNTV. IN C&ANCNKT NO. 00MB. D iv o a c a IDA UClIWKNTKIt, P la in tiff. U. C IN THU CIUCl'IT COURT IN .A N D N O N I M M I N O L M COUNTS, NLOSUDS IN C IU N C K N S. MAT KIKL.UM. P lain tiff, S F here S r , rsqqlrsd Unknown: II la hereby eedtrad lh a l you a r t required to appear on lb s Sth d a y a l May, A. IX III*, before Ilia above sa tltle court, la lb s Hill a l C oatplalnl filed agulnal tun la the and a pee ; above alylad cause. or a decree peer aad d pro n a l t w s sh a ll to entered rra Osafso a aalaat you. and "Tha Hanford irsraU -*', la hsrsby designated aa T U K'r tha new spaper In which tkla order sh a ll appear one* a wash lor lour eoaseculW * week*. W ltsrH my hand nnd th* anal at Ihla r o u t, n| Hanford. avails ila County, riurtda. Ihla lh* Sth day ut A p ril A. II. Itl* . O, F. HERNDON. Clark o t tha above cou rt lly i A. M. WEEKS. D. O MARTIN BKOAU r ia ln tlir e A tlornsy. ir w a fi K R uT K v .Ar4i or*,15i r ‘ 8k . ^ a g a la st rots la Ik * nbovn named Court an o r before tjU H als Day la May. ta*w lli May fc*A. D. I I I . aad ih trsa ftu r stand la n M B ill as by law prwvteed. slap Dears* P ro C onfess* w ill bo aalarsd agalast b ROUUHT K. MITCH BLU Drltsd- c ,,V i - V t * V i g W t- Y ou o n p a in t n o w g n d pay la te r— U rn D bSO TO P a in t o n c a a y F . H . A- T e rm s. E v e ry d ro p g u k ra n U cd. M>do; in Memphis P A IN T S & -V A A N I8 H E 8 VN P. MKRNDON. . , . | si S 1/spaty Clark to appear (par- IN TUN rlNCPIT COUNT IN ANN NON I R N I N O L H COUNTY, r COMIDA IN 1-M4NC-MNV, Nr.CCIK ItAT MITCHELL* Maintiff. « w il b o n "o/’VLoMH ttJIIIMl!*” vn. HDOAII J. NIK I.txt Defendant. ONONIS o r SKMVICM T H E MTATE o r r U iltI D A i TO B IN lA lt J . S'lELD a, A ddress sat. ONUKN o r BKNVICM THM NTATNor PLOW DA: TO ftOBHMT K. MITCI.TCLU Ova• ral Dvllvvrr. Newssve, Tenstssee: It U bsreky ordirtd that yea are requires la epptsr as Iks ith day er May. A. D. Ill*, tofsrs Iks sbet* sstllla rourt. te the Ulll el Ceaiptelsl IllrO agslssi yea Is tbs above styled cause, or a decree pro easts*as shall to satsred aamlest yau. sod Tbs Sssfsrd Ifersid Is hereby dse less led sd lb* B*wtgeP*r la wblab tkls or. dsr shaU<appear- sees a week far ieer rasssrullvs Wvvks, r Hollelior for P lalatltt Hanford, Florida. (UKAU ia .jr f if ti,,- The only Bar. B. Q. stand that serves hot French Fried Potatoes with ail sand­ wiches south o f Jacksonville at no extra coat Try Our Delicious Spring’ Sandwiches. Mock Chicken Leg with pickles, tomato, toasted bun and hot French Fried Potatoes. This is a m esl in itself fQr Cold Spiced Ham on toss ted bun with lettuce, tomato, mayonnaise and hot French Fried Potatoes. \.. Potatoes.^ l N HERNDON. U r! A. M. W KBKB. . > r' \ \ r. Clerk ot circuit Court. �L*-k I n Sanford la The Only Central Florida City Affording Kail, Hlghwn, And Wdter Transportation County Produces I W t Ami V*c*tnblna Huui An* Similar A m la America 1 AN INDEPENDENT ftEWSPAPER If SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, APRIL 29. Member Amodated Press U. S. Ships Break Record For 10 Years * Plan To Judge Relations With Pope Rejected Brings $4,500,000 In Gold To America 1910 Anti-Aircraft Gun Waits For Allies Methodif# Conference Decides A g a i n s t Passing Judgement On Action Of U. S. * Agency To Study . Cases Carefully A llied Resistance Develops As N azi Armies Strike Hard C a n d id a te s File Second Statement Of Expenditures ATLANTIC CITY. Apr. 20. — (.7*)— A proposal that the Meth­ odist Chinch pass Judgment on the rfficlal relations between the United States and the Vatican wee overwhelmingly rejected by ■ the g rn eial conference today. | Urging a vote against the reso­ lution t y Dr. W. K. Bryen of Huntsville, Tex., Dr. Haloid i*aul . All o f Sem inole C ounty's can ­ filoan of New York, said “a t this d id a te , for public o ilie r MibjvVI time when the Christian Church lo the Dem ocratic P rim ary i lec­ la being attacked on ell sides, It tion next T uesday, h a w filial does not seem becoming fo r the th e ir second expense sta te m e n ts g reatest body In Proles ontlim to a t the office o f I ’o u n ty Clerk be so nervous over such a small O. 1' Herndon ns r<i|iiirc.l b> m atter." low. ' Th# conference situ was expect­ In filing these expense s ta te ­ ed to take an of riels 1 stand to­ m ents the candidates nre reday on the Dies Committee. •pined to m ake a n a ffid a v it of The National Council of Melhall cam paign ' expense* and c o n ­ . • ‘sssto_£*?» tributions including I lie nam es of odist Youth hae attacked Dies and the contributors. How ever, im the conservative element Is re­ Somewhere ill the battlefield that is Norway thlsTicrm.xn *unt" candidate for public office in ported re -rn tln r the youths' ac­ tion. Sem inole I'oiiiily listed uny conaircraft gun points skyward and unil« for Allied nlr raiders. butions Arc Liiiicd By Office-Seekers Three German Supply Vessels R e p o r ted f«jnk By English WASHINGTON, Apr. 20.— * '(AP)—Disclosure that Amer­ ican shipping h a s reached the highest point In 10 years despite neutrality act reatrictlona coincided with creation * of a special neutrality unit in the Justice Department. A ttorney O tn in l Jackson assigned to th* new s r tn e y “ re­ sponsibility fo r control- In proto_ cations relating to' neutrality, * foreign enlistm ents, treason, sedi­ tion. etolonsgo. sabotage "or kin­ dred ! offenses.” The new sconey ' ___________________________________ . . , will study cases on term s of - S E A T»I*SS*'» -b o th adequate protection fo r na­ Doughty Capt. W lllbm M cliale of the American Scnntlc Lines tional Interest and -civ® rights freig h te r Mormacsea is shown a t New York upon h it arrival with 4 of individual*." The treasury gape out figures $4,500,000 In Swedish gold picked up a t Bergen, Norway. The ■bowing l more jfm nicm n ships M orm arsra was In th e Norwegian po rt o f Trondheim when thr wore carrying more freig h t to Germans took over, and the gold then was in the freighter. fqrylen norta then anytim e In a doeado..In Ja n a a ry and February 1.0*2 vessels cleared fo r foreign destinations w tth IJM2,000 tons o f r a r r o . In the saase months of 1M9, 932 skips carried *284,000 "M B r itis h Planning Attack T h ro u g h Trondheim F jo rd Dtum And Bugle Stassen B eliev es Corps Takes 2nd Appointment Put Honors At Parley Him In Hot Spot tribiilinn In bis canipalgn in the ennd s la li m e iit:. T he tlurd expense sla te im n t 1 willsl lie filial w ithin lit ilnva fn|. lowing the p rim ary election or the ciillilulatrs will Im ntsipiallfled, tin- law provides, |. I he i-aiiiliilnii . listed expense* In th eir rc»|iective cam paigns ns follows: ‘■ ’••ite ft'•in ' '. It tl rii-m vian. Il’C:.; E. F. Ilourliolder, $358.29. House u u i r * tu u t i v * s . Group Post Is Well Rcpre- iMumeKotun (governor tinted At Conclave, °"VH HIs Ideas May MSJf-,§uW'V,'S £ .V : Weinstein S t a t e s ( 'linage On PoUtirs. S ^ tT ^ I ^ S T T S X R i f B lo w s Are Reported By I Boat Ride Of Mrs, Ralph A, fyra Land Forces Annual Club To Be Held Gives Seven Rules !T S L *"V ,12lr SSc“ • n ._ r v ----- . I k . , - . k l . . n r A88*^inir4 r r» M Slrnmr Allied resiRtanco nppnrenllv wns developlnjr ns it N'nyi blow nt n HtnitCKic Norwegian railway threat­ ened to isolale Allied troops in central Norway. K. ports front Stockholm nald ihe (.ermans now fuccd Ihe problem of hreaklttR through supposedly atronir ma.’hin*’ gun, and light iirtillcry line the Allic.i lan e drawn across the Rocky Glidhrandsilalea nnd Glomma River V alley, Whether the Germans again will Ik- i -dc tu climb nin.ind dcfei.-n poslt.iills by sending col­ umn. over mow mountain yaltix d.-pi-niU hi. ll.e Allies' nbill.y t<* .-.qw w ill. S a i l mr powor, nuthuritatlve sour..'* predie.ed. Re|M..t4 of Allied concrntratl. tu. however, were reg*riled nevidence that the Allies a ic alive to tiie situation. D N II repoileil Hie N a ils have raptured— n rtiltrry —ih e iW — niktiy |Hirlah|o ivirele-- set*, and other war material. NEW YORK, Apr. 29.— l/D— _____ The orrupatiun of Trondheim ... . * ‘ fjord, because of lie Importance lo the fighting nn laud, seems In be a task that should have hern undertaken earlier by tho H rltlih navy. - O n th le -g re a t- fjo rd e re - e lln J u lf jj'J .O ii: Jo h n (1, U p n a tilf t The Sons of th.' Leg! ii Pruio S I. PAUL. Minn., Apr. 29. — $t)4.0|; \ i o ile r A. Riiutfi. l2 1 .l-. i sted three strategically useful ______ ellle, with railroads connecting and lluglc Corps i f tin- t'aiopbfll i,Vi — lluiold F. Stassen, the naTax collrctur: John L. Gallo. | them wilii the interior— Trond- L o sin g Aim m en Iri'io n l'o»t linn's youngest governor, accepts w ay, 2IC0.8.S; Jno. It. Jiliklns, Tiie British w ar office raid the $424J!l; K. C. S m ith, $151.21. Smith heim. Levanger and Stelnkjor. copI>e<I ercund pktee in statewide Ids appointment to keynote the County judge, Ja m es G, Sharon, Grimnns had attacked from the competition for the lliiril on -ecu - Ill-publican national convention as S r.. $2HI; It. W. W are, $226.03. air the towns of Atukilsnes, Molde fighting. and Allied landing places below With Uve l.lue in a cuiit**l hi M in coll- a "high h' nor,” but ho lellevrs it County prosecuting a tto rn e y ; W, Tr> tidlielin, hut gave no details. let loo with tinanli ml r.'iivellplaces him on Ihe "pollllcsll *|iol." HerlM-rt Messer, $178.21); Kdwanf to* Ilitn stin g it.e r niouutain roadkn uf Itgionmiirr.i ln-t Tlui'eMastv-n, who vsss d.l years old J . Nelson, $164.56; Georg# A. . 7Z-, ,. . , valuable to have been left to, »yj Friday nnd Saturday tal St. A pril 13, la aw are th a t his post- ’ Speer, Jr., $182. Sheriff; ;• i \ th** irnnaiiK w rrw rep o ried Is O utstanding 4-lT^ Ciub girls . long | n German hands, ' The' V rth d ay s of iV. C. Tfubchlt|$/ rr IK i . J .I I r MAS $ Hull on ns l ions I topics may ! Dodd, $770.18; Georgi* W. Gray, m-.> Petersburg. ipi British son, E dgar M. 8walm and Fred from _ . the nine, clubs . . in Seminole , , , ,| „ The , . . navy now — appears *r. . i Ton honor< in this rnni|>ctllinn change in Ihe next four or eight $217.27; C M. Ilsml, $23'.M’5; D«iml a< *11111 N lnrm nt u i*oin4«^ T. 'Williams, all Kotartans born County competed for county-wide j analou* to en ter the Trondheim ■ aw atilnl to lie I .ke Woith y cir-. llrltM i triwiiM m rt > j J- F. McClelland, 1230 Supervl- w lllti tin during the month of April were honors at th r annual achievement fjo rd and wroat th at vital and t.or, „ wh,rll , r , r..l , ,,f uf, i While Irxlkilit: with friend’ -nr of r,'gi«lrution; Kdward F. thrill hi lb** flint r« llll'l of luttl** celebrated by the Hotary Club day h e ll in the Court llouve S a t­ vast Inland w tU rw ay from th e ipolnll w|ljlu u bid •In l«l.' 1*1»nfvo| of limy about hiv n-|eelioii os Ihe keynote! I.anr, $91,15; W .1. Thigpen, today with a program conducted •imI Im m N 1%vi»y. sirb-x II. til enemy. Thl* may prove to b e ; |,g|onii*i e, w ,i. ni l.- i„ . ....... lie -p,bker fur tlit- G ill’ eonvenlt'it $5it.l.‘t. urday afternoon under the ruby Charles Morrison who read an ■ feat equal In scope to Farr* tnly 92.ur. point at Pidlndelphiii June 21, Max-en | Heard of ('otinty ( •mimoMoh ri* lii'i 1 ii 11 ri* nfoivrm rnt imposing list or oilier famous pcrvi„lan of Home Dmioimlration g u t* assault on Mobile bay or * ii o II h t Nniwrjrian froiilR, the George Weio teln. eoinimiiiiler I’r**, Hintri* t One: O i. |%ip«*( men bom during this month. ,Agcnt, Mr«. Revo D. Andrew*. Admiral Nelson's attack on I h r 'o f tbe b«-*l |» I »n.| vi e ....... fiW .lti; M. II S m ith, $ d | I» *t »infill - w ere •*•••! It* bnvi* hulled Earle T urner reported th a t the Outlining seven rules for civil, imI *-1 ui i »tl ili|*irinr in uiroiiMi I. Thn»*her, fHH; liiwtrii't Two inander of IIi. •e<eiith .......... .. annual boat ride will be held work, Mr*. Ralph Austin Smith, Danish fleet at Copenhagen. Mli**.I n lli ni|ih l • tli' loolrr I hem. I* A. |ty««m, $77 U4.*. I rrtl II The Allied rxpeditlonnry , highly rooiliieli.le,l i.„ |,l. n.li.l n ra t Thursday afternoon begin­ Ri IMIII ftnvi'Miiii't > 1 Ihe Miikim; lln rriso n , $ikl.f»H; .1 |* .luckMiti, ning a t 2:00 o'clock and tho boat first vice president of the Flor­ forces, at Namsos and Andalsnrs, perfnrm anre" ..f tie l>» l \•miIi >f i|$* ••$• (iiiiiitiii -ii|t|*|y Mii|» t, I M. D istrict T h m : \V It. II «l w ithout full equipm ent, if rewhom he »iid "miele a ...... . mi ida Federation of Women's Clubs, will leavo Irom the docks a t Hie j laril, fOUNl; It .1. O k i f t n i d , $77. lid it id Illolr A iled I • «*«*|» 4 bu<l Osteen bridge. There will bo no was th r principal speaker. She ports can be believed, had ns presalnn" ........ lb. .............. I ,.l (!crDiistiict four: J- I’ I’nrlm , $rcj; *UM»lt d it A llduhllf. tit meeting of the llotary Club next cited the value of the t-alm ng their main objective the rapture legionnaires rind eivcl-an ale. aw •»»:»n 1 f ie r i . I i 1 lio iii Dintrict Klvc, \V. ti K i 11m***, received by the girls In this work. of city of Trondheim. The Natn- *h« coni|M-litinii • TJh- i«,v• ie Monday. Till* lln ll-h tlenetl lie* 4•«»' in n it li-iii|ii<raiy • loinnvui l:i; S K. I.oni:, lit;', Roy Holler, reporting for the Mrs. Dorothy l.amb, llounty *<■« forre, lacking guns, tank, ceivcil n big fliand I'nuii Hu- I vi-nllull's liiim lb.nl t«••••* • 1 in ii't ; rii| || golf committee, said th a t the school nurse, told of the import- end airplane*, puvhei'il down to crowd," Mr. W*jin->, III ••■id lo,-l Slassrn has been flooded will il . h o t mV of |'ra c e , Di*Mfi«'t F our; I •Xlll •|» 11 - btel ImI'»1 -sijnk I$r 80* Sidney le the An 1 Field l« sdvrup f.u llu- girup «ungratulalory me-sage- fiuin mi- St. ( Imr C*nnier«»ii, tournam ent with the DeLand club once of good posture p receding1 ward I-evanger, while \4* * Iv iD m n i'i'il ovi 1 ibe weekend J . N ix , I d Dll; \» i: W a t s o n , ished UP will begin at the local club on the posture review and the s«- dalxnes force was rushed up to... , , "* * *n cbs'hg. i,l t'i. , inp liunul <JIIP Irnder* who feel Ilia' $.*»7 .H0 ; CiiiiFtaldr, Ih t i o t F o u r : Itt Reinr, il wn iiiiiMiunivd that p re se n l- ihiu llifiil Both force- ‘1 ^u rlnR R* parlu-ipnlion in Hi- he lie best be«t re represent* ihe \o >■•■illifiil, May 9th, w ith malchea In D e-lipction a( the health contest win- ward* Trondheim. Both forre“ rl,’n ( m l K. F h n rp e i n iu r , $ 7 7 . 1 0 ; S am Ditto tlfle ii, IV|*nft|i't| u t M p'O* progressive Influeiir,- in in ih.ihe I!.i ssive liifhienre Land on May 1 . and her* again n r n . now have been halteda by ,i the .far, (tirade rSmt rf ' " 1 In n 111,- .......... n n n ! progn pnlllil.-in pta'ly lie will lint tie t \ ( i a t i l n r r , $tlfi.t*0 ; J im* l.i i d w i / , (*trman K ntrh , w i tridared by On the 23rd. The finals wilill b* Those adjudged winners of th* G rn n .n ^ “ i S S T T r ^ ............ p ie idrntinl lin i'e r . Imwever. m i­ Itl'J.fUl; W A. McMullen, $d% JO Ihirifnhi \||*dlrti a. Mtllhn«2*it|nt held later In DeLand. posture contest were Mary Elisa­ f , U „ W M lo Mfiuuinx L. I omit.n, Itiltuin ni IP 1 1 - - if ter lie Ills - -*«„nn' i-l j nnd Itid n it M Moyi* $1*140. Aa birthday present*, Mr. H ut­ beth Wiley of Geneva, llrst; and $$ NMilnurd o*n |'*«r hit I Justice nf I'race, |l»«trii*t Six; age," p'eeid en lislly -penkliii*. chison receive.I a act of garden­ Lona Aulin of Oviedo, second. Roy F. R urkrhidilei, $1.1.Ml; Ihe avsignmenl uf deliver ini. !!p , 0 L b* j >0mb,rd‘,“: poisons r.lim n l.......... «... ......... ing tools, two passes to a well In the dress revue, M argaret known theater, and a boa of cig­ Cullum of 8«nford received first and bombing the German-held Mr Weln-tem .„,.(. .,.(. ..... h- ■lie kryni le nddre-e cm ne III, I Tunnis I*, l ewis, $ | -• Fonstable. ln-t. nf ilefin.lie tin* Hepig.liean • D istrict S is; W .\. Lewis, $ ;'.' • ars. Mr. Swalm received a set place for the belt school dress. Agdenes fo rt defending Ihe np h, (1 foum| ul .......... il.-.i id iVnci*. D istrict f# to T rondheim . (h# R anfoni |»»i>i Im* $<*m-i \ i < || •»•»'* «»n nn mnal loim-t uml • i»r ftO. J m t k e of carpenter tool*, two passes, Charlotte True of P»ola was »yej T hree:. T h ro Aulin, $'.* (*«»n«tn Thi< Altaeklnjr force, if It in-* publicity nil i.v .r i|. I i m t i n g polidr« for tlie fu tu re. and a box of cigars. And Mr. ond. Marjorie lUldem an received Fine-ill seiviccx were lirlj at As n rr* u lt. S I usm -h • m i n .i i D istrict 1hr««r. O. I Sh.ne, Williams received a motor boat, first place for the b<st dress ten d s full occupation o f th e fjo iil. throuich il* h yi. » m m . i , . the Frick "on Fuller il Hume yes­ two passes and a box of cigar*. and Ju an ita Williams of Lake will Include b attleships, c ru is e r’ . > lie nahl th e H •esfeirsl n.» t innkpil P W i m lnvolvt - mi intensive : t*f national pnihlmtd ami I #?• '11*1 terday Iifte in o ii a I 2:00 o'clock Mr. Morrison's biographical Monroe was second. In tho senior destroyers, subm arines and air* IRlh in th r fivmniAj-. . r m. ** . Dm- I confidences uith parly hn«h*r< A W * $5.»7.RO. « lerk € scsmiH for Ml*, .lame C Robert*, who sketches were a t followit group for this competition, Mary plan**, together with v ttsels nee- hership* in the 122 |u , I lie i»l«ui i« stYflying the rcp 4ut of ; f ’«urt, O. I*. Ilcrndon $IH7. Hu* died ui ln-t home ■■i KOI Him Ave­ "E d g ar Miller 8waim w as born Emma North of Longwood and ess* ry for mins awtelng. Tr»n«- Florida district. nue cully .Nnlll'day morning fol­ a t \Vlniton-8al«mr -N>-C. and was Wannelll* M etti of Banfonl were po rt ahlp* w ith troops m ust aeDuring the |e s | d y uf the the Republican profim n commit - parinlendenl of MiMile, T. lowing n five mnnih*' iTlnore. educated a t tho City Graded awarded first and second places company anany tha naval ship* to concon- thtee-dav meeting. Mi W .ni-iriii :r r lu Kiird bv Dr. (ili-nii r'tank. | I-mwion. $I7C.:.0. gflHMil. lll1,,Minl 'I lie Itev W. I'. Itronks, pastor of S ta-s 4*n alb » con idetinr «*on* • members: I re«l I William School and Moravian School fo r rsspectivsly. solidate gains and to occupy the, was installed ns vie,- ..... .. tin- F lr-t llnpli.t t ’liurch of Reptiulican *13.50; E. T. Haines, Boys and tha La Salle Extanalon For the best tailo rs! dre»r. k»y poiitiona a fte r tho warahlps' |° f **»• Seventh lli-tih t Im il„- , n ferenccs with othe which she wa- a inrtnher, officiitK, Jordan, $.1R.f»0. University. As a small boy be I,ona Aulln of Oviedo received gun* have beaten down e n e m )|* uin* >'r *r *•>' Null >iml <'"iii- eovetnors to fnrtlie- hrenden tiicl irilion al view-jKiilil. tine nieli eon taoU bU cue from Hiaw atha and first place and Wande Lee An­ naval and land resistance. S uc-I,u*!'"*r R*yinonil lo ll Khe Ii*. i i-m n resident nf Fan* roamed through tho woods m ak­ derson, second. Mickey Chalker ceta of auch an expedition I J*"* ' / 1,1 l-i-infi Rifle 1ference Was suggi •l-d by Gov. foul f< i (lie post 2<i years. W illiam II. Vanderl ill of l!ho<|.' ing friends w ith tho wild life be of Ovirdo received first a w a rj would rollove tho dangerous >“•'*, 1,1 iile.w -ile I-land A lurge nunila r of fiiend* of when ho tiilked \\ till Stas, and p re u u re by tha enemy on the found tfaare until while stm a t the f a in i Iy nnd iila liie s altended - ill dining the National l'ie-s but the final resulls shotting tin Ihe .services and the floml offer­ two land fro n ts where Allied t li.'i Gridiron dinner hi W ashing­ ing. w a. profuse The songs, forces are fighting towards the ra tln r of Hie Hanford i-i „ ii| i Iris ton recently Stassen lias hin'ed riot '.M-cn rrceivrd. Thipump th eir calls n o t -In laying eggs). The Judges for the events were city o f Trondheim. "There Will l!e No Night There" wa* mule- the snpcrM-ioit of In­ that a sim ilar meeting of middle nnd ''N earer My God To Tlieo" Once the Agdenes fo rt is structor W. 0. Cook west gnvrinnrs might !«■ (o ld -it wc-i- rendered by Ma-tin Stinepasted, a sufficiently powerful . Mr. Weinstein nnrinum »-<l Mm* Hex M' lne». low* The«e renferI rip h rr and Mrs. J J. West. InBritish naval force should have % rd^cUI meeting nf Ibr F inin. enee,— should they materi'illxc — I lermenl wn* made in the Ever* little trouble in reaching all three hall-Lo-ping Pr*t will le held in prr.uinnhly would lie held some The regular drill session* nf I grci n Cemetery. tint* In-fore tiie national govcities in tha fjord. the th rre local National Guard the Leeion Hut on Tm-iluy Th capture o f this Important night, May 7, Wlull be \illl iiis e:nor«' ronferenee nt wliicli Ft**- companies will he held at Iho I Tho-e from out nf town oltend* m b U f - s o l . . m O t m o . ta i-lf a .^ u S lr k j mg the rervlces weie Mr. snd A> tokens of appreciation, Mrs. body of w ater and its complete •tull officerx of (be |ccft| |N)t| f•»r sett w ill be hn«t. This tnee'.ing will Armoiy tonight at H:U0 o'clock. Mir. A. F. lliirhaunn, }|ta. Nellie ■>(M-n in Duluth, Minn., June 2. P , H. Hanes Kn itting Go. as y^n<j rtw a presented corsteos to control by the Allies Is a vital M** •m uinir y w r. and Mr. and Mr*. T. D. A t homr, where he must run suporia te a d ent, o f knltUngfc be. thoM with the 4-H Club step In the operations towards Team* 3 and 4 in the Kiwan- ItiHhamn for re-elcctlon this year, hi« ix Junior leag u e will play to ­ N'aldin of Orlando, Mr. nnd Mr*. •b in ts to bavo m ads anongh o n -| throughout tho y ear and to th s d efeat o f th e German army rhoice a* keynoter ha* given morrow aftrrnos n at 5:00 o'clock Merrill Robert* and three chil­ dsrwaor , to p u t n su it an th s ,'there contributing to the sue- In Norway. k dren of CsK-oa, Mi. ami Mr*. I. ?. Ftassen one chuckle. Oppnnrnti a t the Ninth Htreel R airhall book o f rro ry m an. woman, and 0/ the Achievement Day proThe G ermans probably have Rivers. W aller River*. Mr*. Wil­ within tha narty liad Indicited Diamond. child in the w orld. Upon fin- gross. had ample tim e to Improvise a liam Rice, Mr*. Ksrl Wclsel and they would Lose their prlm aty biting school bo ffarot -worked i Mrs. Kendall presented pins to defense of th e fjo rd w ith guns Routine business m allets will Mis. Ivcv S lrw ait of Daytona w tth the B. J . Reynolds T obacco1 Lona Aulln. E b b e B u k h ara and and may have mined It in places. Harold Little, employee of election fight on K assen's “ nnB icfhi Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Rivers, C n , b u t k b lo re f o r mn ik bu r r Ktejaa U rg e n t for th eir parttol- A bo to be encountered will be Hoarer L ittle’s ris re , is iieing Rrputlicanlsm ,“ hut the governor he handled a t the regular m eet­ Rr., Douglas River* and Eugen* and te o b took Mm a fte r tw o potien in tho statewide contests German shlpe probably destroy- Moo tad a t the F*niald-!.xughtun •■ellcvea they will l>e fo-eeii lo ing of the Independent Order nf K irkrr of Creen Cove Springs; change their ilra le p y as n result Odd Fellows in ths Odd Fsllows y o n n to tho Bans* w .t s f w - Co. a t tho short course last year. Ruler Trills. F. F. Till!*, Mr. and ere, subm arines and. mine lay­ Memorial llo ip ita l for a slight of hi* aeltctiou to keynote the nt- lltll tonight a t 8:00 o'clock. brain concussion and iminful Mrs. Alva Tillia and Mr*. W. M. Ho r e m arried in 1 I U U A g-j --------------!-------------ers— le ft in Use fjo rd to resist tinnal ronvtntion. belli, e , austainesl early Sumtay I'ea'to n of T alatki. and Mr. and th e anticipated B ritish attack. G tcrgs R. Bailey of Orlando m ernlag when hi* auto left the Mrs. E. A. Buchanan and Mr*. T o give an Men of the diffi­ hlgbxray and Virginia llaxcn of this city Ckir* Just north of th r Ijike Buchanan of Tamp*. Tiie culty o f the task confronting Monroe bridge wsro issued a m arriage license employes* of th* M ather F urni­ and plowed fn* the British n ary , i t should bo poorly 100 yard* in a deep road*t the office c( County Judge R. ture Company of Crcoa also atOrlando. In 1828 Ed decided U _ • . , - w w - _ u explained th a t Trondheim la 72 •ido ditch, coming to rest a fter W. W are Saturday afternoon. tended. ■Boo op the fjo rd from the overturning. son. Lovangor 1 0 1 miles and CHARLESTON, Apr. 29. —(AT HU condition was not ronsidThere wilt be a meeting of the aorioui by attendants, how- —Fire aboard the r*«olin*-laden Junior Chamber of Commerce to­ Norwegian tanker Willy wa* re- morrow n irb t a t 7:00 o'clock at WEIGHT O P T H E LAW LiUU said a blowout caused polled cp.'.er contrul today al­ the M ayfair Hotel. Itev. W. I'. hi* auto to leave the highway though amoke w-»* still rising Brook* will be the main apaaker. Conaidsralla cloudiness, posslMy PORTLAND, la d , Apr. 29. — and th a t he was throwm Out of from tha engine room. D*ngor waa believed past of an CP)— Officers bore ora huilt f r It as It turned over. Violator* of City ordinance* showers In tha northw est portion heavy duty. W o k k ts of four peAnother youth, on unidentified explosion of a highly Inftamirabla will he triad before Judge Frank tonigbt and In extrem e north 'por­ Ikom re total 927 wounds. Sheriff companion front fit- Augustin*, cargo, which waa separated from L. Miller la a session of tha Mu­ tion and possibly on eitrem s Charles I omI, hrev b c than any of •loo la tho auto, waa not In- the rem ainder of lire ship by a nicipal Court <>t the Police 8ta- south coast Tuesday; slightly w a ra c r tonight. (C ss U ss ri oa ra g e aim four-root goffer dam bulkhead. 4-H Club Girls Birthdays Are Celebrated At ’ Vie For Honors Rotary Meet At County Meet . . fleUliy to h are hU two BriUsh s crulsors w ith modimn-wolght bomba, to h a r t set ona transport a fire and struck three others in w aters off Trondhsbn yeserdsy. The burning transport was strandad and the crew took to lifeboats, this announcement sakl. German Blow At Rail­ way Threatens To Isolate E n g l i s h FrenchDetachments British Troops No Campaign Contri­ Land In Norway 4 2,562,000 T o n s Of Cargo Carried In January, February m u n i *» » - r e - *«>2WWS f r W 'S S . 'S NUMBER 212 Established In 1908 e S p e c i a l Neutrality Unit Added To Jus­ tice Department By Attorney General • > ThufsdayAftcrnoon For ciub. Activity ;E Funeral Sorvices Arc Held Fur Mrs. Roberts City News Briefs .»ry S£2?bJ£fc"tE.K:^ l,V Harold Little I Hurt In Auto MiKlmp A Attention To Us & ix Judge Ware b Taken .u*irr‘ arn*h T» Orlando Hospital Fire On Tanker Is Said Under Control LOCAL WEATHER • • i. >re.w-,'a . rr , s S- -I % * �MONDAY. APRIL W, 1940 The Sanford Herald ALONG THE POLITICAL. FRONT THE MAD HATTERS Italian Neutrality mind* es to which of them would m oit certainly w ork for the t h l n n they wan) dona a t Tatlahauee. I f a voter li expecting tut) benefit from tho d ealt into whlcji lo n e of the candidates have gone, he will vote with hl> pal* or a i h ii boeiei direct. If he w ants to tea a m an a t T al­ lahassee who has made no dealt, {) and who w e a n po .m an's collar, Mr. Lee’s two opponents, both *ne will vote fo r B. P. P ity .— estim able gentlem en, have not Melbourne Timet. coma forw ard w ith any con­ Senator A ndrews made quite structive argum ent tending to Indicate th a t the. Incumbent has an Impression here last Satur-i) n o t perform ed adequately as day night. He It not the flow­ ery type of orator, b u t he gave comptroller. I t has been a habit of Florida his listeners a brief history of voters to keep In the governor's his accomplishments In W ashing­ cabinet men who have demon­ ton, all of which was food for much thought.— Florida ^tdvu-^j strated capacity fo r the work. Mr. Lae deserves the vote and support o f the electors fo r reelection.— The Miami Herald. Ed L arso n 'h as been in public Ufa in Florida for ten o r twelve years and no man In the State who has held public office can point to a cleaner record. No n u n in public life In Florida can show a finer record o f service, lie has kept faith with the peo­ ple and has served faithfully and eommendably,—Clay County Crescent. The blR political mouthpiece of Senior Miinnollnl have been busy in Italy telling the people that they cannot keep out of thin war, that In n very few week* Italy will have to take up armn, and that when nho does It will be to ; fight on the nldc of Germany. Italy never had any other intention from the very be- j ginning than to fight on the side of Germany. Ever since-1 Muuellnl came Into power he has been trimming his noil* for this very moment. Step by step he has Ireen cutting w o i.i.iv n u n r .aw ment to attack. They vrould choose their own time. Thiy would Ull Mussolini to put up or shut up. Either Italy should l<c made to demobilize or Italy should be attacked. The ultimate intentions of Italy are perfectly clear and they brook no good for the Allies. VERSE FOR TODAY Its caps th* thousand n i i t y Jibe j ... of Muckraking scandal mongers. T Is a eoniumnvitlon Devoutly lo be wished. Refuse tu run? Drop out? perchance is tlre ? Ay, there's the rub: For In Hie private life what - " dream t mey come When one steps fiom put lie o f­ fice V t M a n - giv e'- us pause: there's dStbectirlty - f^ H tm s k rr ralam ity of »<> long FKrWho would bear the Jibes and slurs of Time, Tho Saturday Evening Post or ' Collier's weekly, MeFadden and other small fry, The taunts of despised oafs, the law’s delay Ths Insolence of atandpata and ' O.O.p.-ers When he hlrnsclf might Ida quiet­ us make With bare asset lion, "I do not choose to run." Step out, retire to prlv.rte life, Rut the d ie id nf dire obscurity, Whence none return save Grover Ptuslea the will and makes u< hanker To hang on and bear opponents' contumely Rather then fall Into obllviun. Thua tradition makes cowards uf ua all: And the native* hut* of our uinbi* tlon la akklied o'or ly muckraking U n u flh e New Deal, uf g ira t pith and moment, I smeared by smearing imearer*. Jnlll |U eveiy current turn awry And lose the name rf action. - J . M. ATKINS. 81. Petersburg Indrprndsnt. ( This Is the Isst week before election. Now U the time to find o at how you ran make your country aafe for democracy. Mr. Dtwken, tha new foreman. Waa making tka rouada the first. m orM t& r.an d caeie upon Jsh n Idling behind eoras crates, bad said, M! am Ducken. the new boss." ( , Js h n an tw srsd , "So i n 1."— Chris Us n Science Monitor. , Many people who thought Gov­ ern o r Fred Cone was Ju st mak­ ing the -race fo r the Senate Just to satisfy a political whim, may ( be surprised when he sta rts an active campaign.— Florida Advo­ cate. Homes For The Joads suys the Christian Science Monitor, "Is n type of social reform which ran bo idnsjimmatctl without an enormous outlay ol cash and without the threat of selling qp an­ other pcriietual tnx system, if California's recent experi­ ence proves nnything. "Private homesteading for the unfortunate but am­ bitious Joads and their kin hus been fostered for some years by California business men, encouraged by social agencies and churches. For several years those projects have been operating with some success, and one near Los Angeles now nccommodatns GOO families which started 'from scratch' and now—through their own efforts—own homes, gardens, and small orchards. "Former President Hoover may have been encour­ aged In his nro|>osnl that migrant workers he cutablishcd on three- to five-acre plots by the examnto of ‘Little Okla­ homa City' oil the outskirts of .Salinas. Therein farmer di­ vided his ranch Into half-acre lots, offering them at >250 —>5-down and >5-« month;— A r r soectnhle~Tommnnlty~i» tho result. Some still live in old trailers or shacks, but these ore disappearing.nod many n neat vine-covered cot­ tage is replacing the temporary shelter, while tliem land­ owning migrants, eluted by their own improved status, are achieving a respectable) standard of living. This Is aided by their virtual monopoly in the lubor market of the let­ tuce-growing district. ’’ A "The yearning to own a home is uppermost in the thought of these stalwart Amcricnus who have followed the paths of the pioneers. Given the opportunity to nciiulre acreage, In- it ever so small, tho 'Okli' will make u place for himself—and California will eventually be ns grulcful for him as he is for California." Editor Rose To Occasion Tin: following lias tom i to us ns u reproduction of nit editorial which appeared in the first issue of the Kooky Mountain Cyclone in 1888. The editor of the Cyclone issticd^his first edition un­ der trying circumstances, tho supply^housc from which he purchased his fonts of type, having "shorted" him when it canto to certain letters, which necessitated the fol­ lowing explanation: "Wo begin the publication ov the Rocy Mountain Cy­ clone with some phew diphlcultles in the way. Tho ty|»ephoundcr phrnni whom we bought our outphit phor this printing-ophlce phnhd to supply us with any eph* or cays, mid it will he phnur or uhlve weecs Ucphore we can get any. We have ordered the missing letters, and will have to get along without them till they come. We don’t llquo the loox ov this variety ov spelling any better than our readers; hut mistaix will happen in the best regu­ lated phamllics, and iph the ph’s and c'a and x'a hold out, we shall cefcp (sound the c hard) the Cyclone whirling aphter a phaahion till th? sorta arrive. It is no joque to ua}-it’s .a serious aphuir."—Exchange. More Than Million Workers Leave To Take Private Work .fu d g in g by the crowds ellsn d Ing th* political speakings a t the various places In Ilard ee county, the voter* ar* very eoxlnua ta labra about th* d if­ fe re n t candidates.—Florida AdWASHINGTON. Apr 29 —DPI vacate. Inters*! In the primary seems ta be Increasing all over — More than IJU0.C0O w urkrrt, It wss disclosed yesterday, have the M ate.___________ left the JWPA rolls voluntarily Many new faces will ba teen during the la it 12 'months, prela U p J 941 legislature, but the cumsbly to take private employta p e r t* * ! .thing la < th e quality ment. —' a f U s m bda th a t trill .be In the Col. F. C. Harrington, luuual*babdi of those laom aksrs. Flor­ ida an aid stand • M a t brain* a t •iontr of works projects, made W | a | g > e l >4 Melbourne Times. public ike figures In connsctfoa Manyeael Tfclak new leneeomo with I'resldent Roosevelt’s pro­ •Mae brain* - up 4h#r* would be I clamation o f the f lr tt seven nay* la May a* national employment w*ek. He said 100,000 a month war* leaving WFA a t the prete n t tlma, put th a t many were forced to return t* It. A t (he same time,' Secretary Hopkins reported th a t M arrh In. com* payment* x n ra four per­ cent higher than a year ago, al* tboMjk the Increase over F eb­ ruary was less than seasonal H a estim ated th a t payments to bit**-(duals JM jOOOOOO sw^msu totaled exrewe^s IS m wwprxrviwsq maklsk- rx a g g rtg a ta of 9lTr $70,0to,oot) for '*■? first quarter, W PA'a rolls were made up of surh people. This question also has con­ cerned tha monopoly committee In Its cu rren t studies of tsebnotogleal unemployment. Workers over 40, witnesses testified, suf­ fe r g reatest from' technological unemployment. Although th# coiumltUe had devoted throe weeks of hearing* to the question. 1U chairman. S enator O'Mahoney, said the problem of w hat .to do about nock worker* wax as pusaling a t *” W r have li® difficulty finding exoeite wko can dlagnsee tha lUf h u t tha doctor who will prescribe sL _ ____1. ___ mat ostKoOMrl Wnl Virtually all xrltnaasa# agreed on on* fa c t; T h at 1939 produc­ tion w as ahant equal U the boom y ear of. 19*9, hat th a t the num ber of am ployed persona was 2,000,000 ta 8.C09JW0 laaa. . lf_ motorists are satisfied with* a governor who w on't do any­ thing about th at, W hltobalr and Holland are capable candidates. But If they w ant a governor who will do his darndest to run the highway robbers out of Tallahassee so th at he can build Going: Places? *Be Sure To Let Us Chock Your Car, First! S RWyV; ‘ COTT’S t a n d Ar d ERVICE COKSI'.R T l l i n t l A K tt P %HK WEEKLY NEWS COLUMN By JO E HENDRICKS THE GRIM UEAPER—In May. 1939, the lloufc held .Mcmoriol Services fo r the Members who htol passed on. This coming May we will hold a Memorial Service for sixteen Members of the Home who have passcj on since that Ui'rruncan F ruitfly Hoard was trill to Florida for u survey last year. However, this Committee » ill Is- in un rn tirily different loir. ('Intin* will lie actually »djutlirat) d. In other words, the tYmnittlFc will decide the vol- time. T hla U » ve r y high m nrul ity ra ta compared to th a t of the country as a whole and only one Member, as f a r a* I ran recull, was killed in an accident. It may he interesting to the General pub­ lic to note th a t from my know­ ledge ten of these rixti-rn die I of heart (rouble. Having observe.) tins* men- a t work I am so;» that it was caused tjy overwork and strain. P. 8. Another. Mr. Smith of Maine, hus just pissed on. every b i t Helps rtic Rivers an I H arbors lllll winch la supposed to be reported from the Senate Commerce Committee In the n ta r future, authorm-s funds fur a number uf projects in the S tate of Fi irida. Of course my larger projects were not yet Holland Speaks Over Radio As Drive Neat'S End Cleaning & Repairing! R O A D S E R V IC E T E L E P H O N E 4 1 3 -J ORLANDO, Apr. 29. — (Spa­ ti a l) —Spesstrd L. Holland, can­ didate for governor, began thx last week of his cnm piign with a tadio addre-s under auspices of th e—Orlando Junta.- chamber__ uf lion. This Committee is to make Wintc n . rerouimendatioiis to Congress, was t If (lie Committee finds su b stan tial1for \\ claims and makes a report to the | >|K«,k Congress it will stand a better night chance lo get the payments. When ’lu c the trill hns framed the Hcurse and Madjs the ncluiil tunning of the Commit- Talluh tie is decided upon, I shsll fu r­ ther advise my constituents in my column. Florida also made progrei.s in nnnther line In the Capltul. The Senule pus-ed a bill pro- . victim,- and other Federal Judge J101110 for the N orthern and Southern * D istricts ami of course the conferenre between tile two Houses will citree and a Juttge should L, * get our share. There it to Ik1290,000 spent on the St. Johns River from Jacksonville to t-ake llam ey and of course 90 p. u n i t of the St. Johns River is in my D istrict. In addition to lhi» there Is to be $10,000 spent on n i hannel from Sebastian to the Inlrrroastal R aterw ay. Every little till helps and as tints goea on we art going to Improve all the waterways In the Fifth Coiigreesional District. RIVERS ond IIAIttlOHS MIN'- was mipiio.iil to take place In CRESS — The Rivers and liar- the evening not only tho cherry bora Congress haa made its re|„,rt trees w ire white but alro the on projects approved and included ground surrounding the Tidal in th at several projects in iny Ilia- Uisln. It srem s now that Spring trict. The highest statu* given to will arrive by Fall. any report is one in which they WPA I'KOJriCTC-Tha follow. recommend th a t it be completed. Ing projects have received final This cornea uf course u tter the approval in W ashington. Construct Army Engineers have mn.ir a additions to the Ssabreete High satisfactory report. The next School building, |74,7$7; Improve highest status Is meritorious and streets in W inter Park, $68,237; bare they recommend that a study supplement services to patients and aurvry be made. My District S tale Tuberculosis Sanitoriiua at haa throe projects tn the mrrit- Woodamsre. $18,182; Improve ortoua statu s: The Sanford-Titus- roads in Sum ter county, $93,1(9; Title Canal, the Canaveral liar- Improve Campbell, Fine and Cyl e t and the Kissimmee R lvrr Val­ ley Flood Control. Of course the Engineers ere now making studies of taro of thrse projects fur fu r­ ther report. PROGRESS — The S rn str lias recently passed a bill providing for a Joint committee of ths Claims Committees of the Mouse and Renata to , go to Florida to adjudicate claims In’ tbe Miditerranean Fruitfly damages. Of course the bill has not parsed the House r i t We fis l that we can g o t It through and are going to da all th a t we can. The funds fa r th is w ork most of necessity FOR TAVARE8FOSTM ASTER corns from the House Contingent WASHINGTON, Apr. Fund, which W Inure difficult lb g e t a t th an other monies ao it ta — Fresldvnl l^wucvel', s«a: to th e . going U take a good d«al of work. Senate today for ronfirm stlon the A good many people will feel that nomination c f Chauacsy Smith thla la duplication, since tbe Med- BATTERIES GENERATORS STARTERS Repaired! RADIATOR RENAUD BATTERY SHOP The Sanford GENEVA Forum April 20, 1040. Mr. R. 1~ Dean, Editor Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida Dear Mr. D ean- , . ,, •The City Commission at Its' last pu-ellng voted, unanimously, to extend tu you this expression of their deep appreciation for tho wonderful support and splendid services rendered in the secur­ ing, sals and distribution of the asalsa, dogwood and gardenia plants, recently sold to the cltlte n s of 8anford and Sem lnolt County through the Sanford Garden Club. The Board Is very grateful to you for the editorial comments, naw4 articles and free advertise­ ments published In The Sanford H erald, which stirred to . action the impulses of a U rge num ber of c ltJ u n i to purchase these plants to beautify their homes and our community, • . » Sincerely yours, | H. N. HAVER, City Clerk. DANCING At •••■ 8 x 1 0 ^Codak E nlargem ent complete In fram e, rpecU l 98c. ORCHESTRA strob e *r I m i / after- **•»» • »rea eerktall f e e elreea y atsaasM s lb s was M A R tiO T M ,FRANCIS. P .,.. WHITEHAIR Ing will br held a t the home of Mr*. F. D. Hick ok on May 1. Southern M emorial. D ay -rm« observed by th a Geneva Garden Club and the Geneva SchaaL The program a t tha G enera School Included, a march ky tha school hsods song. “ A m tr ta " h r all of tha aM dentai invoaatlia bv J . A. Logan; G attydhgrg A ds dress hy a , stoderrb JW»a ’• n * plaved softly while ehlMrsd* dmsf orated the g f a * * i' wHh“ fla#m a? WHMi.Titti Shop r r s —te Mr WSlisealr SMALL CRAFT WAR NEW ORLEANS. Apr. fA V-The U allad W aM f w tathei iu irx u o f f ic e .h e r r ,I f BT* V . V ^ the gulf roost from Ap cola. F la .l la RrownsvilU. ARIZONA J EALOUS OF rRUIT PIIOBNIX ArhL,' ‘Apr. 88. — tA1)—Because Aridda* U the only post-free citrus raWag dtoUkt la m m s s s R w **n S p e n c e r’a T o p S h o p the cimttgi.tha aUMe d*partpiaal compared wlU 11M77.W.OOO far Because he will fight for tax reduction aad government economy. �tJH MONDAY, APRIL 29, 1940 .. ____ _____ j MISS LILLIAN AIIAMSi Society Editor Pair Win Prizes At “Lil Abner* Dance • Audrey Doch. drcs*cd ■» "Dal*)' Mae" in a fh o rl black aklrt with II I-Sit A V lied and while low necked »hlrt i lisrcu iiv r I!.»;<l <>f Woiiiun'j ( lull uill m ilt t lu.U'j A. M. in 'a n d one big plait c f h a lr'o v e: h tr 'phoulder, xnii Theo Povrell a* Uio dull huu*e. l,appy”,ln typlo-l io* tune and Hro-Dcl Sub Dull Club will i•“heard. xvere each awarded four rpoiuiur n Sii'i-Lr.i'tluii Bridge Vnriy »t the Elk* lla tl a t 8:00 pasoc* to l ha Uitx T heater a* {winner* for the de»t Interpreta­ 1'. M. tion of th r dree* of a character i.KII.NKSIIAt fioni thi! “ Lll Abner" comic *lrlp Sanford IViiMall'i < lull will 1ut u "l.ll Abner" dance Friday have iti ivgulur ju»ii..'a» und evening in the Woman'* Club luu.lu.uii nivrliug hi Uiu xiutr \ house on Oak Avenue. Thi* wa* tegular bl-nton'.hly dance I.Ok:»c beginning . t 12:1) lu llaacJ the by ■ M other* lAry ’ program, 'm itjrtcd 'jy the Junior Woman1* ap iin o ttd by M .i. I(ul|ili A udio •C ltb for the younger set between Smith mill M r'. K. A. Douglas. .11 and lo yeat* old. Honor KUiuli will pioilev* n u n 1 Muting Intermit *lon cluxter* of ni(.mbc'.s •.ini d o > Mother*. Ilu»* , balloon* were dropped fiom Ihe l c ite I will incl.tl? Mr*. t ‘. IE balcony onto the dance floor a* D u n x n , a**l«Uil by Mr*. O. I*. Jf'ivors and a grand tr a r b. led by Hiroduii, Ml*. Ecu L c/li.r. Mr*. Mr*. Ruth Cordon W right, was .1. *1 . ( ml| in . Mr;. •!. tV. Spence 'c n jiy rd ty the group. A novelty uiul Mi j . Ilu r.y tVmxliulf. lap routine, "J in t und Jeff," xva* t ivvn by Cordon W tigkt and THURSDAY S iinim lc Che pier Two, Order John Alexander. of K u.Irm s t.’r, will hold II* leg- | Among thoac pivaent were: lloHow ard, uler litre iiti; itl 7:10 IV >1. in the . hurt a Evan*. Jullanne M asinir Hall. The ptogium will I Shirley Kick, Jean aiw tll, Shir/ In nor nil niriithe:* of the iT -p tfi' ,lrv Ctnteron. Ann Wlggln*. Audwho e rr mother*. At 11:01 o'clock, Irrv Each. M artha Page, Minnie lefoit* the meeting, u covered di-li • Ruth Odham,- Peihay Duncan and *upp«., to wltitli nil r ’eniher* mid j Sylvia Meifch. Theo their tM orl* :i.e ir.Xiliii, will lv i AI*o, Charles Dawson, held. l Powell, Ixtuia Crocker, Billy StapTnwn-i'liil C'lti’i will hold it* I ler. Charles Sparkm an, Ralph weekly m eeting ut 7:30 I’. M. in Smith, Al Klgney, Jack Ray. Billy the Court llnu-o. Everyone U Epp*. W alter Real. U R oy Hodge, Neil Powell, Dick Pickett, Al Un­ Invite | l» attend. born, and Rob Crumley. FRIDAY b't. Melhm Chapter of Soil* and Daughtn-* ol the Territory of Florida w ill meet lit Mr'KI WINN-LBE P. M. ut the home of Mi. util Mr. und Mr*. C. II. Winn Ml*. It. K. Whittier. mmouncc the engagem ent and approaching m arriage of th rlr daughter, Marcia Klolsr, to John I.. la-e, son of M-. and G i a: A‘ A Mr*.. A. P. |,cc of Kastman, (•*. The xx-rddlng will lie an w e n t of May. iMnt. Scarborough Is } Honored At Shower Complimenting Mr*. C. T. Fcui burnugh, before h er recent m arriage Ml** E ith e r Hughey, Mr*. L. I. Hughey entertained T hursday evening In her home with a inDcrllaneou* ihowel’, carrying a pink and while color m otif in the p arty datail*. ( A ru p tra t was played with Mr*. W. K. Rrj an, high *corcr, and Mre. W. I. Hughey, low. Miss llrelclirii Eexvi* entertain ed the group with a rluilk talk n flrr I *;isl T im e s nhleli the gift* for the honorer were presented in a large dec­ orated b a sk e t 1-atcr lit the evening an ice ro u ric. In pink and while, was • Ml.ti 011HI..Ill I irrv ed by Uie hoiteas a u lite d *TII by Ml** U retchen Lewi* and j Mi*. W. I. Hughey. lu s b w ^ ii ririiits i* ) j P rrse n t with the hoite** and honorce w ere: Mr*. !L L. Caldn 't i i t " i f i n J *5 • xrell, Mr*. R. E. Kipp, Mrs. (•eoige Simms, Mrs. Virgil Smith, Mr*. R. T. Cowan, Mr*. R. A. William*. Mrs. I. E. Estrldge. Jr.. Mr*. W. F. Bryan, Mr*. Wil­ liam Coleman, and Mr*. L. M. Swain. UOU1ILK I’UOGRAM Al«o, Mr*. Carl Chorpcning, Mr*. W. F. Lewi*, Mr*. W. I. Hughey, Mr*. F. R. Mitchell. Mrt. C. E. Goodhue, Mr*. Cyril B ulner and Mr*. Shoemaker. Today 'B ' ' TUESDAY ONLY Evening Supper Club Entertained Saturday Mr. and Mr*. R. A. Newman were ho*t* to the member* ol tho Evrtiing Supper Club at their home in Ho*e Court laal Saturday night when Mias Annie llawkiti* and D. L. T hrasher won high score p-lxe* and Mrs. M. S. Wiggins and Georg* U. Bishop. I the »crecno prises. With rose* and Queen Anna's lace form ing the floral decora lion., aupper was served graced log the games of contract. P iesen t were! d u b maaahers, Air. and Air*. T h ra sb a r,. Mr. ai Ur*. W iggins. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. LeffUr, Air. and Mrs. Bishop and Mr and Mrs. N aw man. And guest*. Mrs. B. L. Parkins. Mist Annla Hawklna. M rt. B. Y. WdCsn and J . H. H lnlarm laUr. Mother-In-Law Pc Fishing Ban Enforced By (I'co.rgiu OfficinlH 1 N Jacqueline MacDonald Honored On Birthday Dr. and Mrs. II. I>. I u xiell J ia im s - th r ii—g u est—tm—tbi—n-rrleend, Mlsa Palm ira Cuibujol of Bristol, Va., head u( ( ii IIIp JUIIUluska m North Carolina. University of Florida rtuderiD spending the weekend xvllh llu-ir respective parent* Included: John II in te rut Is 11 r, Hilly /n c liii, Juroli Iticlile. nod rra tik .*n ivhnul. Fiiendk of Mrs. H. It. Peat will regret tu learn Unit she i in the FeriiHld-I.Htiglilon Memorial ll"»pilul receiving tre a tin 'lit follow­ ing an operation on Friday. Mr. and Mis. Ward I lull •nil of Jacksonville lime i (turned to their home ufter visiting the lutttr 's y-irenls. Air. aiul Alla. C. E H uiri.un, u te r the weekend. Air. slid M u. It. A. Newman, Mr*. Alice Hill sii.1 Hold,) New­ man i pent yesterday at Coronauo lieuch » the g u ists of Mr. and Air*. W. C. Hill und tainily. All*. Ency Bhepar 1 left S atu r­ day to return to her home III Quincy after spriidiug I lie past two weeks *1 tin' home of Air*. W allaer Wright on Mellunville Avenue. Friencs of Dr. J. N. Tolar will be glad tu learn th at be is re* covering nicely in Si. Vincent’s Hospital In Jacksonville from an operation . which lie underwent i rlduy morning. a ad bwiaad Aorukg a y b i la Ut* advisad lAa r » M M d l to bay M Suyar Seft Basal ’• S' I Naar, tba ymne baAaad adthat l a u d w h a a |. GIVE or SEND FLOWERS ta-laxa it mmitamn aabd. Aad i Ac youag Adda baa 4maa*ad Um BU Boyar U k Bread Mps I k bodyat, h r B ts ’i aawar a ilka wasttd! ll d p i M 72 Pippin Gardens Florist jT . I •.f 4 f . / X \ & J A* \ e 'j g U r t t i - * - . S m n l r r s <nc having "ht'o /nicl\s at a tim e ” Ih chusc ( 3icsic i’f i d l l s W, 1IT Bt . — toons M*aaber T*M«oapa T5ik*arg Neretea finest cig are tte tobaccos and th e y’re m ade rig h t. In si/.e, in shape, in the w a y they b u rn . . . e v e ry th in g about C h e ste rfie ld is just l ight fo r y o u r sm oking p leasu re. . . U l » your k ey rht k a p p lo l of all aummera by orttdlns him lo CklrnS*/ h o ck Ikls yaar. , • . 1Must rated C alaloguo on requoat. REESE • i _COMBS,9 f. a I ------- -- I IB# PferMe — ■ -a»i...-I DEFINITELY MILDER, COOLER- C h e ste rfie ld s are m ade fro m llie w o rld ’s - U m l o f U tc S k y ” N e a r A a lte v ille . , lin t Kteeoa—July I lo Aug IS. . . On* mt America's oat*lsn4. lug prl.al* camps lor lw )i ■ . II bulliSlaae—large IU*I t.l raiimn and row and .all I'oat* . . . all w altr aelltllie* — rtflo — arrk iry — bruullng — ovarythluu d-ar la a Iw r'l heart. tu n a rc SMOKINO and BETTER-TASTING. CHIMNEY ROCK CAMP I'X)R BOYS — FilOM— ....... ............... ............ TTT 4;_4_ 1___ n i liu A iie iU f ‘ ' S' In the Mountains of North'Carolina 7t i r f * lit / __ Jacqueline Mnil»""*ld was hon­ ored Siitunlny i*ltilli"oli with tt“ I irtlulay party in n b'lirulb n of tier *ulli aim iicr-uiy I y her mother. Mis. J-'i k MarDotiuld, at the home of lo r giniidiiiotlier, Mis. J. It. MacDonald, on Weal Third Street. A fter tlie ihihlren arscintilid at Hie homo llivy niaichvsl to t'cn liu l Park xiIll'll' scxcral guiiivx inel eontrsls were i njoyisl. till their ■d l l ■ll I" llo' lion they g a th e r'd in tlie dining ruine where six pink tnps'i* b'trncd a while ioki* ilecnratcd willi pint. ii sr boils and pliwi'd up"" o las • d o th , lee rtcaiii and ruudy xxci served willi lilt- hiilhdny eak' Hallonns were given to the lull guest* as favors. Ini ilcd to Is* with Janpiiliii in rrle b ritin g her birtluiay wen Msry I"HiCopclund, Sainli Blount, Sylvia Smalley, Yvouin (’ulluin, Ciicla Hoff, Dolores Eng lish, Ain Adams, Malkin M cssii. Ann l.yle*. Maty Zaehaiy, lie' erly lingers, Shirley Jo in Stew in' Carolyn Rowland, Jeanne lam Miller, Janice Reel, licni.-e S lv ens, Kay HoHselaw, and Jnun Alto, Ruddy C a rlrr, Eilm il Rudd, Don llatan, Jimm y Fox. Randall Hoff, Hobby Mori is, Ib n ny Stafford, Donald Peak-, Tom my Speer, Jackie Schiiord, Jin mv I'nwell, Riley Jarrell. Melitn F'leiaelier, Alr-c I'nwer*, .!"■ Meisch. Jimmy MscDnnalil a n i Pete McCall, Mrs. MacDonald was iitsitlc l m serving the children by Ml*. Iln ben Mason and Mrt. J. It. M.u Donald. Jack Hull, student al Univer­ sity ot Florida who spent the week*ml here with hit pa'en ts, Mr. and Air*. T. liolt, ha* a* DROP OF WATER IIISIO RD .il. PIIII.A DELPHI A, Apr. 27. Ids visitors, Annin Bnrith of Tampa, Harold Goforth and Dob M l—A drop of w atrr, rega'ih I as a mineral because it lias I...... Trombo of Orlando. entombed In a quarts crystal for Mr*. J. B. Huff and AlrJ. W. million, of years. In* hern plan'd F. Bird, of A tlanta. Hu., left on exhibit a t Ihe American Ac»d Friday to return lo their home* emy of N atural Scirnrr*. a fte r spending the past wrek as the guests ol the form er's son- George l.indsey, and his tod. -, I in-law and daughter, Dr. and Airs. M argaret Holt, at th n r | Mrs. B. D. Caswell, a t their home in Geneva. home on Magnolia Avenue. All** Dorothea Eaw*on and Mu* Out-of-town prisons attending Alarllsr Toi ranee h*ve return) d the funcial of Mr*. J. C. Ilob- front W inter lla v rn where (hey arta yetlan iay afternoon inrluded were weekend viaitore of (hr 1* 1 Mr. and Mr;. J. F. Itlvera and tc re brother-in-law and eUlcr, Mr. son, W aller, of Daytona Beach: and Mre. F eU r fcchaal. U r. and Mrs. J. T. Rivers and son. Douglas, of G rren Cove Springs'. Mr. and Airs. Murl Rob­ erta and children of Cocoa and Mrs. Ethel Buchanan of Tampa. by a asotha* is Us to a ybaa| a*triad c—pit la said M. k m savad lAn/ Asyry minin g . Students Win Prizes For Hobbies At Show rsona U H arry Lea Lindsay of Galnrevllle was the guest during the weekend of hie m other, Mr*. S' •« k 1808-40, while In Ihe arm y, nt A ugusta, Hu. he took a liking to the people and 'climate of the South nml, with a depression go­ H.M NKSVIl.l.::, Apr. 24. — ing on nml on and on, which fin­ ally hit the lumber business, we Winuei s of Ihe four silver tups Telephone 148 iwnrdrd fur- the outstanding ex­ 11 wsitmiea Pr*>w rag * o«*l | Moiiiilnm* .ind on one particular find our hero finding lilni-vlf hibits in tlie first annual Florida JACKSONVIEEK, Apr. i » . — Harold Colee, S tale ehniiman for to Sanford a« local m anager in I expedition, out o f 7 5 -who began right here in Sonfotd, in Noxvm- 1‘id'io Hobby Show nt the U ni­ T here’* th at little qunl- beF’’ 11*05*. Has been engaged In versity of Florida have Just I w i Finnl*h Relief In FloriJa, today 10.17, where he hopes to rem ain j ■hanked Floridians for the more for a long time n* he loves S n n -jj,^ 0j |icr*cvcrence itgaiii.” land Mil try in g nml engineering nnnounrrd by 1*. R. " lliil)" MntT|mnta* Williams «ns since then uud has been in charge thews, director o f tile Union. than 453,000 they furnished for ford and is a IPO percent boost-j Winners ,nf Ihe four-dividom o j (,i I'etoskcy, assistance to the unfortunate er. Ed is a member of the Mo- |M,rt1 „n North European republic and an­ rnvian Church, th r Chatnlter of Mich., w here he attended public of most of that type work fur i f Itu* show were Al Fowler Miss Polly Robinson ol Orlan­ nounced relief activities in the Commerce nml th r Knight* ot rchool Ihruiigh th r ninth giad.i Seminole t'uiinly and Ihe City of .Enksvnx ills', for Ids coltection of rithias. His hobbies are sports m,,! (rum (Shere, by hard work Sanfoid sime 1012. H r is an e m u : Jtoh l.es*, St. IVtersburg, do vuitcti here Saturday with S tate wilt be rinsed -May 1st. “ Floridian* did —themeslve* of all Rinds, It* work, and his and strict iVppli'Olhm to the job lloiiuiary Alrotl'cr of our Kutmy , for h*s’ ri loiiii iiii'inlivo Im If didfriend*. • l"i ; ll.'iirv Mi'iitvaegro, Eunllngi 'a t hand, v ent on to gruduatc Club proud In answering >hr plea of son." mi l i member i f tla* ; r hile, for hi skrlchcs end paintJI “ William Caiithcn Hutchison front Michigan 5*late E'ldveisity l'ro>h) toi uiu (. Inuclt uml i'liniu 04 I ii'gs; oqd livinir Ru.soff, HainesME* Dorothy Pope ns* the Finlend," Mr. Colee declared, “as weekend guest ol Mir* Mary 453.765 In cash and n targe quan- l «a* horn at the little town ot in I'"'.1* . . . Yes. then n« now. t»f ( ‘oininoico . . II.m tv f t.il »< x ill'', for lii.-s i "llceli n of shark's iltjr of clothing and other needed' th en ' xxa* n w ar being frught, Whottem* of Daytona Diuch. Ninety-Six. so our ru 'd managed to gi-r in lliiombor ol l otiitty School M»*iiiil teeth. material* has been secured and (not the age o fl I wi«h I could an* forwarded to Now York head­ South Carolina, on the 24lh ot it oiiil we timl hi* 1st Scig. of ■hilico IP-1 Mac Huddleston of Jacksonville quarter* for transfer to-FInland. April. His wife's nam e I* Abliy l*o. C. rr'qli Atiehigiin Volunteer I noli 1100 tlint I 1vd i« 11 cuiohdiilo was the xxtekeni visitor of his I “ I im exceedingly grateful for nml they have two children, W il­ Infanti.v . . . You sec, he hod re ­ 'lo t io-oli*clloii, tin you ail know, mother, Mr*. Nottye Huddleston. this hum anitarian response by liam t'allien, Jr., age 12, und ceived • I'lcndiil liniiiiug ns n mem­ Iptdiiital iitiiiouik'oitiotit* tin 110 the people of Florida and want Elisabeth IVltrosc, nge 6. Rltl ber ol the Varsity squad of Alieh- 'pvi iHitted m Itotiiry nioctiin:« Mr. and Mr*. It. T. Rentier of to express my h en rtfilt thunks worked Ida way through school ignu S tate hi It»rMi mid t'7 . . . In llo i. yti'sitiv intoioxtod in it>o T.M 1. XIIASSEE, Apr. 24. — Orlando spent yesterday a fte r­ to all xvho contributed to Finnish plays'll 'm i-rin u *f .1 ntiviyaldo uulo;un> | I'lie Florida I'ouitili-sli n of Hiiios’ graduating from Georgia Tech Iho-e two yen:*, Fled noon a* tn* guests of Mr*. IE relief in Florida, ns well as those and later Icavhing for one y c n r% V 'u V minute of each g"ine, w ith­ jfioni Sutifnid to iitio v ilh , m u iie.d I i . h W's.tri Ki.'li lia* lieen B. Odham. who gave of their time ns local al tlie I ’nivcrsity of Iowa. In out a sub dilu te . . . He looks (nettm q (hi* M. .l«*hllM mol ludioii ii'tifo d I'v lii'otgih in.tliorltiex chairmen and committee mem­ 11*21 he felt the urge to re tu rn bock with fond recollerli us on ]lMvoiii( which ho hollow** will | iluii t i ! .... I fishing reason for prove In ho of yivutor h o iifii lo I dl f t -li wills li-li in Georgia Miss M a'y Eliiu'.vth Neely of bers.” Air. Cole" declared. to th r South uud came to San *'•"">• ■«' Lakeland spent the weekend xvjjh "W e are rlo-ing our activities ford in 11121 where h r l . r c a m r b o o t h llrii.l, wuy bark tho SI. shdiiM Ih li'l Vlllh .« (I. itl fie i \ i " r . •" .Ituto I. is 'icinR her mother, Mr*. J . N. Neely, ut ns of May 1st. and local groups i«n\tiling th.it could hiippiT t* t'gisl'y s'lifor.ri! A!,M*is.*; ... are requested to not inaugurate ro iim rlrJ . with-* Chat* I her home on East Pout .t Street. n.« t’ity lhi* Mftioil id" tho Stilt** . 1 1*" Hi-i'tgia hov not only l>an* .. ......si.t...I 1 *“ I-**1*, /wnilo 51'iunt; l»R i» liroli oniplt»> oil. •» . i . w h rrr ho Well, ft t■imr Is'diesn new appeals or new event* In dates, liut a i, lotiscr , aks.asi r.ni;,iu*i»r ih VlHfkrv, no tunriio«l .ho m ally fo» I thiii w ay? one rxroptim ln.»i»* 1'li/fi‘tth IhitftincG. Thoy lm\»* n j oil just talk to t iVit. •m io ti. 1.0 "I-" I'roliiliit* llio -ob' s i I'lirclvise Alls* l.iu i/c lies* of lukvland th rlr community. Those already f»nv other emph»>oo. llo i« now be «lmii:htoi. m irritil. nml iu»w re«hl* Jmid ho l| conviuoo you :*« fio li:i •f f 'l 'l i spent the weekend here ns the projected, however, should >i;itsT f s-Ii. wliether Ih.* heir!.it- ,1'u.li* in tii'i'ii'in or transported n< originally traffic nmnniror f«»r thi* company •■•it i i Ui'hl.’iml. (in. nml u miii nt Jmi iiii*it\ otho:« geest ol Mis* M aignict S<|uirv* carried through • ml tlint ilocfnT monn. id > ono planned, with n report made to '1110 work: tin* piojivl I jiin I iihii Atihurtis Ain. IIm \ iim h I mtivilion fiuiii o'lis'i lit,*., it u n i exav her home on E ast 1'll tit Street. me a* soon n* possible th a t I fair Uily RiippobOtl, that ho m iiiolthh* I.H’inif mi (iM lnirtor. in jliom d aiu.l ttyiiu; to m ale the ('In'iwsl 'n i S' Ki'iini'sly. K veumay relay this information to tin* linmltomo con with n *Vtop j lot »d f.dk-t j’ . i'l ii little Inttor :n e S' ei'i ' ■i > of tile I'ierida (’"inM itli nt Ii {q Alum Mutor . . . Mr. and Mrs. lic it Alcthvin York headquarters. • ml irt»" nicn. When it comor mi|j«i inti mb ut of |6*ctr inir opoinhad us tn eir visitors this week­ New "All collection boxes in use t»» ii job whore porj‘o\o io m o hik itOM nt I'ntlillar, .Mich, which win* end. Air. and Mr*. Clynl Alay should be withdrawn and de­ WANTED jiiilirnirnt nro loqiilrotl or » plot tv !»n<*y Jol* whole To* milo.« I S l'illt I S NOTE ana daughter, C harlotte <u Plant stroyed a fte r May 1 st, and all working out tho hum! intncatO j»f rnlrond won* »iiill/o*l; fo n • x s l v l t . l i s t . Apr. 24. —«*4-» City. _______ monies nod m aterials on hand rnto prohloui. ho enn nlwnyz l»» ttuoti n l!nuiiioor on Kmuiwlm 1 A ii i>|>|Hii'tiiiiHy in w n rli fu r In ilii-I m i s. a-on, .la<per hiirl. j y o u u .h y o u r I 'o u i ily r i o s o - 1 1>.iid- ■i - - i-.iiiutry r unner* lrie>l be forwarded to Stole headquart­ in \\V«t i: Mrs. E. S. Stcuklcy und grand- ers a t 512 Hlhlebrondl Iluiidmg, rm intril on to fill tlio hill. llo iml I*.*« iihontn* 1 ( t i l i n g A tto r tic v . K H W A Ix ll •ml a ii"v (cii of keeping In son. Hugh Boyu, have gone to Jacksonville, for tran sfer to New !• a niomhor »*f tho Kpi^oopni Viritm-t; f i ty Knirmtor in IVto«. ........... S e 'i 'I d"V"lotM'il their | .1. N i:i.S O N . C uatU nooga, 'lenn., wheic they Church, tho rhitmlH*r of Chun* hov fur »*i\ von’H . . York. wll spend several days w.th rela­ Ilaxim: *|*cnt llio winter of j m i l l 1 1111 in 1 %•!%.! xxinil on dii' -rliiml ill'loting tram . It. lie wun olio of 11! who fin"While the w ar in Finland has tives. | h rn concluded with it compulsory Alton Talbott of the U. S. peace, there yet remain* tho f'av y |* visiting his pa rent*, problems of reeonatruetion of cit­ Mr. and Mr*. 1. E. Talbott, at ies and home* destroyed by the their home In Cltiu* Heights for bomb* and artillery of Red Rus­ sia and the r< hahililuliott of a few days. thousands of families who were forced to leave their nil ill the j Mr. and Mr*. Jam es II. Watkins have icturncd to their hvinv in ureas taken over by the arm ed, Jacasenvlllc a fte r spending the force* of Josef Stalin. Me are 1 weekend a* the g u est, of ,*li. ind therefore anxious to conclude our j activities and forward our con­ M ri. R. L. Maxwell. tributions to Finland u* soon a* I Mr*. II. ii. Odhum had a In i humanly possible/’______ wevavltJ gucsla, Iter asm, la n a 'll, and Mlsa V tru Lynn, I *>iiiiisi«! j Lee t.yun and C hu.iu liiow . nil of Biunswiek, Ha. tncrcc und the American I.cgion. Birthdays Are Colee Expresses HI* hobbir* arc tennis, gardenI ing, and m ountain climbing, Appreciation For j When It eontes to scaling peak*, Celebrated At U ___ Tl/f _ —4 ' he is quite n champion, lie ha* K O I a ry J V i e e i * Climbed some of the mo*l preAid To Finland ______ *■ cipitous inclines In the Rocky •S o cia l A n 3 P erson al Activities Social Calendar PAGE THRET? TOE 8ANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA' i �■ MONDAY. ACBII^29, THE 8ANPORD RESOLD, SANFORD, FLORJDX fA 0 6 fO titi f .'&lt* ., )j'A '! ' •* '* * :’* *■ i & t f p ’ ■ ’ ' , tiH f, Two hundred wedding guests waited In n Seattle, Ore., church to *ee Henry N. Hilse m arried to P hyllii A. Larsen. The unde finally appeared—quite late. Ileaion: tlllse had ju it had an emergency appendicitis operation and the wedding had taken place In the hospital. The ceremony Is pictured above. A t left ore brldermaids ta ts and Caryl Larsen, sisters of the bride. At right are Rev. O. L. llaavlk, leading the service, and Ole Heggen, best man. J'.eu ir of Iragic grief la the widow of Pablo Lope*, form er Clillean tuim m m lil, by whose body she kneels. A friend and an officer try li. i of.. "Ic h rr after ta p e s was shot down In Santiago by ait un­ known assassin. :Grsihound buses ar« gittlng ready far the opening of llig-IM liJV itiL ili-l^lr. rha Illustration shows one of them In front of the Florida pavilion pa which »!■■■ i being put In readiness for the opening. Ruses operating throughout the ground* and Milo tlm Fh.i .. i area, this y rar will carry a sign auch as Is shown In tha above photogiaph. Florida i*. the only rta'o • r gnvernmenlal exhibit thus honorsd. No need for anyona seeking the Florida buildings, this yaar, | a fall l» find llif right bin. When economic troubles rained down on Paul Salko, unemployed welder of Tacoma. Wush, he decided he neeoed an ark to escape tha drluge. So lie built the Ark of Juneau, loaded hla wife and seven children aboard, sailed off for Alaska, where he planned to home­ stead. Hut. two days out. the craft went aground off Seattle, as seen nlKive. Unromanllc police decided the Ark was untrustw orthy at sea. Jailed Satko and took charge of hve of the children. Below, tha Satkos wave from their home-made boaL f ffiSCW a m h DC - a n j| The Duchrss of Kent's wartime gorb of ste m rr cut but no le u sm artly wnm. The duchess Is shown In her uniform os com­ mandant of the women's Koy.il Naval Service. x Cyprcsg Gordons, Florida.—When asked to choose a favorite roae at Cypress *Gardens, charming Jessie 8toujfh of Latrobe, 1’cnna., finally picked'the Dainty Beas, a delicate, single pink, which harmonizes with her own blonde beauty. w , . I • , . ' rwgw P" ™ THE U. 8. Marla* gttard at tba * U ttle WUt* HsaM " • toads U atlaalU n at PrsaUant R tu ttr ll tea vat bit "atkar kasao" at Warat Spriags, O a . fa r Was Magiaa. la Ika aan tka Prstld.nt (at %aka*l)| Basil OTaaaar, fr its ! a t ! farasar law yaH srr af Mr. Raaaavalli Margarat LallanJ, prest daatial sssratary. SPBCTATOfcS AT tka Craari Natlaaa) tlsapUakas* at Al»*r**' E agio ad. wsaalljr Sants aal a* aaaak fae Iks graat fa t k la ^ d lf play as far. tka rata. Bat tkls yaar ik ts saw asaay a ik g s ls h lag **atyla. ^ata"— aaafc as _ap­ pears .ak tWS. Tktva kaadrad w a s * Ale'. BaU Praaaailaat �W 7 J THE SANFORD ItEttAt.D. SANFORD. FLORIDA d e n e s 0 N 5 Th* »llh*«u|i RANKORI) Kcxtel rf Campbell 2It hh#cn rf IloOtrta m J ohiuoli lb Marlon ir H uwhii Sb Klmbrvl c flutlfton p sJv lrr xtAuaruxxXUlllrapla Tola In UlIlsAXI) Harrltixtun if Yalrl lb . . . 111chard* 2b - U *a* b* s Jeter Is Slated To H u r l Seittiltoles As Red Hats Play Here Tonight H arrell Tocnes, ace moundtm»n of the 0 « U n d ••Red B ata" i\otchtd hU fourth win o f the M u o n yesterday a i he limited tfe'e Sanford Sem inole, to aix h it. to r | I to ( victory. Tonight DeLand playa 8anford here. Cleo J e te r la alated to hurl, fo r the Seminole*. m n k H udson on the mound fo r Sanford allowed nine hits, and walked six b a tte n In drop­ ping the d o le decision a i hit mates played prrorleaa ball aMcld. The Rpd H ats pushed over the winning, p in In the alath u» Richards opened the Inning with a ainglp and advanced to Hehon's sacrifice. Evans singled to left but R ichards was out a t the p u te on a beautiful throw by Marlon li t. Jaft. Evnr.n pulled up a t accvau and scored »* Toenes drove a single o ff Hud­ son's glove. Richards, DeLand recond baseman had a perfect day a t the plate with fo u r hlU, including u borne run and a double. Halford c William* cf T rain m H I ►* IStliun l b Urm ia If ----T o m a s p __ 3 u 4 • .. .r 4 5 I ii a 2 4 • FROM THE I PRESS BOX Cairn** |o|L«| >!.*• \j.i !•*!•» Uaiiii'i* i til I•»| \|..i Apr KIM .m il: i %*. *fin riiT iix i i i i i i ; \V J«-nnliiu» III 14»: Pi leu* . t t«t 117 K. I*%atie , II* .» I .till h ii: I i • I ■. I l»ur j*. .\|»r. I * -------- by-------CHARLIE CHALKEIl By A lan S te w a rt M unicipal Q .l f Pro ■In the playoff fo r th e John Ivey's golf shoes K. H. Smith was declared a winner. Hi* net score was uu even 70 which v.as the blind num ber as druwn by John Ivey. Golf is a game o f endless surprises: Yesterday, a tlu ersomo composed of Joe Masters, Klmer Toll and C. C. W hitting­ ton w eic playing the ninth hole mid the Agreement was th at the p lay rr whose hall rested for the g reatest distance from ilu- flag u fte r playing the third shot would he obliged to pay for tho refirshtnent at the clubhouse. W hit­ tington had ii good drive well out in the middle of the fairw ay us also did Joe Master* hut Klmer Toll was in behind u huge oak tree and seemed in a had way. However lie pln)ud a beautiful shot up j« within three inches of tile hole foe a coneeded Idrille three. It was then W hittington's tin ii to shout and lie played ■■ very good shot to the middle ol the green with excellent d inner of th o im ponderable, u 2 • £ 4 - i> I I « J ' Coach Total* t l ft 9 27 a —Hatted for llud*ou in 9lh. n —Halted for Ka*t«i| l.i 9th. xxx—Hatted lor Campbell In 9thIlcorr by ltinln*«: Tom L te b of the 1 I: % • IV II IA3 143 * t. •r r 742 i •* TALI \IIASSKK. Apr. 20. S'. k r i m i d y , K x i i u l i t i ' Si’.' i l a : y o f t h e S l a t . - C o m m i t Ion o f Cam." a n d Fii-*li W a t o ' F i d i . r.-clivtoil m . i i 'i n r v o f tho S o u t h e r n ion o f I'o l i w i x n t io i i Ofli.-inN at t h e i i m r a l i r e r t i n g held a t t ’h . n l r ton. S. t'. T u e s d a y . A p r . L'.’t. it o n n m i m m m l h r r o twin)'. T in - A n - o r h l l . a la cump.iM-.l of Kami- aiiif liidt d e p a r t m e n t - o f all oi iln .* * itlir n ,k t a l i i. *• «». i o. ii II II If |3< 771 : i i 1X2 i o : 1■i 123 !.„• u; i .«** l*.l. 173 'lift HIT *7»*i ■1 ■ *1 Y u. * At* In l v-r lo Valcl; l l a r r l n a t o n tu lllrhartls. Lcfl on baar*: Mnnford 7, l>»Land a. Haaa on Imllai off T o rtira ft. ft-itlaon f. Hlrurk o u t: I»y Tmn*-* p ltch ar: by 3 Huds on I. till by l.iplsn n (Halffkrd). \l*ild plirhe*: Hud son 2 Umpire*: Ityaii and 11* 11. T im s: 2 :02 . rLOHtUA s i a t i : L K ju tr : Ur.anuo . 1.1 C- |I UI u . p a y i u u a llravb PCUMI - iiamvavlll* OtJlk bl. AUKUallllu Uruuklj n Cluclniiall new lurk I’ltUliurgli Ciiltsan W. I aiuIm . I’blladinpliia lluatun ..... Clovsland llUklOU ..... IH Irelt o.~ W a.alaaloa Mt. D .aV - l.hikla villa > flock-. phi. .... N ... O rlran. Knoxville Illrmlnahani a ChattanooKa Atlanta ...... Km una vva m a o u gr.OMH.A-WTATM L X td t K «. I . c k u r s 0,‘Ortand* «. /• • t Daytona B.aeh t, HI. A u iu .lln . Ocala T, O slo ..rill, t. ’ NATIONAL LKAUIK Drwoklsn k N.w .York S. Bovion r.T h iia a .ir 'J a i». Clurlnnall A rittahurah 1 ■t. Louis T, Chicago a. 1 AMBtlCAN LKAOIK K o & u,l. levolaoO II. Detroit *. raoklnatpa A Now Tork 1. tie laalags). n trru a x • » a s s o c ia t io n —VS— WHITBY CAMPBELI/S SANFORD SEMINOLES MUNICIPAL BALf. PARK 4!i .214 SAMI'Lti PRIMARY ELECTION • \r a 4 MkiillMl N %V :i:i .a An\h ! 4 . 1T.k n mi 12* !:*• i r » 37 # 17* i :•* ll..* . «l> B A L L O T D E M O C R A T IC PA R TY TUESDAY, MAY 7, 1910 SEMINOLE COUNTY PRECINCT NUMBER................... Miih,- n l'm ss .M.irh ( \ I a flrr tlie Nainu of thr- Caiuliilate of yotir Choice t ••• Tll , r o ii s h e r if f - |( y, J ,] x| B„ , ■' «lut '.• r " ' •'• r • it..11 , crt| | y „ A m erican ;^0 , r r p , ( |lr All-/ in k ier n Ida. Not j-om j, rim ►uu o u t: vr t sin All* • ir p U y n t *1 * i n t r n d i to b« , p oikrt hook y I i r it a t Flor* « ;o \ i : n \ m i Snessard L. Holland Francis I\ Whitehall* j or ,,f u l|,|r , Qur , §| ______ _ T. W. Lawton j o() .... FOIl COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION VieiK |*ii|l I>\i: U n i.e r.;., . c, rt , u tc |, . j . rounli* .„ .i,y t, Uni* , Geo. W. Gray C M . Hand J. F. McClelland a t io iin k y \i ro ii sitih : k y is o u o f iiKtsifTR v m n f o ii iin k FOIl lO r M Y COMMISSIONER r. n m m iT .%mv 1 RED RYDER Mrs. Andrew Carraw ay and Miss Nunry White hail a nip mid tuck match hut no repot! ui to the winner was given. Mbs Madge C urringlon of DeLand iiikher sister, Mrs. Ferdinand ul Orlando report some very gout' ■abatfeJkcm and there mid nevei erase l o romnu-nt on the fun Quality of the Sanford (loll Course. Mr. Phil (irnsslioff ha* beer playing in the tournam ent at lm Dulxdrcail C. ('. and won u prlav a.I runner-up In the First Flight consolation. Henry W atsor »ayi th a t he is the best p u lle r in tin world—excepting only one c e r­ tain so railed golfer with whom lie occasionally plays. He men­ tions no names. Jam es Ingle) who Is no set-up for anyone on th r links ha* been playing p re t­ ty well lately. He reports a 70-R0 and M2 in ir e rn t rounds Sain llighlcvmun insists that thi fu p . are too small und uiiirt loo fur away from I lie tees mid probably that Is the roinmon complaint. Golf ndviee is lo l,e had from manv sources hut Ilu- best timl n o have heard of recently wa-. the observation made by Fred Holly n fler John Ludwig had a onrtlculsrlv Duel tee shot. Said Fred. "John, you are standing too rim e to the hull—a fte r you ill l e a g u e y e s t e r d a y b y w hippin;: O rlan d o , ll lo 4 , a t l^n-aburg. M rCorm urk and K nlo.h m m hliied t o hold O r l a n d o t o s i s b lta. while t h e A n g ler* w eri s m a . h l n g o u t 13 I lo w . o f f Drya n ’a deliv ery . S a n f o r d b o w rd to D r l x n d G to I, In a n o t h e r e l o . e b a t t l e , a cru rIng o n lv s i s hit* o f f t h e e f f e c ­ tiv e d c l i v t r y o f H a r o l d T o e n r s , T em po youngster. T h e D a y t o n a B each U tan d er * n u n c h o l o u t . ( t o t w in ove* S t. A u g u * t( n e bv a c e r i n g all t h r l r r u n s In a wild s i x t h Inning. Qi-aU rallie d in t h e l a t a Innings to d e f e a t ( iaie.i* v d lr, 7 t u i . The fiam a arm tied t h r o u ; h the sixth Inning. S h e f fie ld held G aincavilla t o aix hits. Mompkla T. Ulrmlaaham I. Atlanta i>T, t'kallanooga <-a (Second gam* t Inalnssl. Maohvlfla T-l I. Knuxvlll* 4-11. ^No^ond called oovoath Inning. T h e sc o re b y i n n ln g a : U l i r 1itockk ii- k .' Now orl.ano RIIE t - l ISocoM asm* rall.d tilth la. Orlando ooj 020 sco—4 a s ■lag to c a liid M lih L eesburg 4 1 0 COO IUx -0 l j a B ryan and Onlaj McCormack, K alo ah and Witlner. m i iv n r v n r v r n r INSTRUCTION VJh il e HEP. _ BRO TH ER., THREE FiNSGER PkA*>S TO RAID THE HUGE CATTLE DRW E, Ro s e o a u c s FOIl FO IN TY Red r v d g r , l e a v im s M. B. “T-Bone I). L. Thrasher MISSION F it h is kWCOMSClOOO T=DRfT S P R A v JL E D , Obi THE O ESERT U UM 6 a^ D 5 . . M ( O.MMISSION EH l*4a I IH I T No. a W. B. Ballard____ 15. J. Overstreet, Sr UGH / «*kJZlARD3.' I CAM T STAMP THE THOUGHT OF TltniR. WAfTlkJO 1 i FOR. R E D -TO Jm rn u N T Y rvA A T B E V n > G E T T isO G • O F T . BUT IVC i S J T T O .D RIV E | M O R R i P L ‘i L T H lk lo D -\W W .', ■us i iiii c o m m is s io n e r i ,>*. a m il m i M Y I UMMISSIONKIl Iflalllll r Srn S W. (;. Kilhcc S. F. “Sammy" Loiir I'Oll MEM HUH o f HOARD OF PUIII.IC INSTRUCTION P •••I? n s i : [I m a g in e o u r / / uT n o b o w S t L IT T L E PARTY'S f S E E ? ? S j E ^ SURPRISE UPON IklNTHIM THEIR, a r r i v a l ^ ? 1^ ^ ! ^ IN AM AZONIA T O ^ 'S L FIND ALLEY O O P GUARDING THE PALACE DOOR.'. T H E Y T V M,- ! A R E IN D E B T E D TO O O P FO R . 'W L T H E IR PEA CEFU L V i M i E N T R Y INTO V f f i TH i^ S E C R E T C I T Y AND AN U 1 A U D IE N C E W ITH ‘ TH E 'i C R SO w R INt-ORMATlON, GEN ERAL N CO M k A A N P O F T H E AMAZON PA LA C E C’ U A RD ^ . A N D WHIN I S A Y S O M E T H IN ', ----------m uiv r u n r a E. T. Haines John Ir. (liilloway Jno. I). J inkins E. ( ’. (Ned) Smith FOR MUMHKR OK HOARD OF 1*1 III.1C INSTRUCTION DIXTIII 4 T ft*, a OH n i l M Y sNSSliSSOIl OF TAXILS VOli: FUR ii M M Y S T E R IO U S QUEEN HIPPOLYTA . fc U tOUME YOU CAN HERE! LET ME NO, HERCULES/ all r i &h t , i m l e a v in g n w it */ YOU,.. BUT YOU'RE TKEEP TUI I icavaur. OU. xHANDLE THIS? THI4- BAG STAYS OlTft TLL... A KEEP AWAY/ d o n ' t y ^ r r — —r —^ YOUR HANDS \ O F F OF IT, o r you DOATTGrr M l * IN T H I S / t^E ' A u n d e r s t a n d IN TO 96E THE t.* / JA A G IC BELT/ M M I'Oll MKMIIKR OF HOARD OF IT U I.IC INSTRUCTION PUN K, T M B R O T H E R , PAY/— A T T E N T IO N fils IIIIIT .NtM | jU . r~ J S. F. Doudncy James G. Sharon R. W. Ware St. ( ’lair Cameron FOIl CONSTAIILE vierr: koh o n k DIBTItlCT ho. 4 Sam C. Gardner R II K Kuofu i] 0S3 0C0 200— 4 0 0 Pelauilt 011-030 OOx-6 0 2 II pd wm a n d K ii n h r e l ; Tocnes IATIOVAI. LMAULB M t M tja c la a s tt—Uutrl,- a n d R a lf o rd . m at at. Louie—Dean v s S t. A u g ’l'e — a — •»chbdi»lt4|. P . Roach R H E OIO 2 00 1 00 — 4 0 3 030 COG 00x—A 8 > llutson and Moblay; k v*. KrakAugliAA •. a (•♦:• rr: m u o n »: I.robing advanced into second £1000 in t h e F ln rid n S t a l e base- fle U M A I . . I . N DELAND V Leesburg D ow ns Orlando Nats By ALLEY OOP Yblcaao V ^ f 431 -aIMn— all Aaal*|*: ( ’am pb all ft. flo b aria 2. K lin b rrl 2, l|utl»on. Ho«*an 2. M a r ­ lon, Hthen 2. K lrhxrd a 4. T ram m ell 3 . liar rln ilo ti. Krrura: T ram n iril. lUtflianl*. II uu* baU rtf in: 11 uilnoit I. Torn *a 2 . Valcl. I tlr h a r d a 2T w o - b i n ' hlta: IllcliarUa. Ilomv r u a : lllrh ard * . HtoUu l*x«ta: l i a r rIn*Ion. Hihon 2 . Har.rlflra: H«hon. BASEBALL 8:00 P. M. TONIGHT -I. J i. how golfer .Ralph Stew art i . golug to say " I do" when tin- g n a t day roi.irs. With his jaw s Imiitiil togelhci ns s tesu lt of hi. ieren t crack-up. maybe it'll he legnl fu r him to nod h n head .n the affirm ative. O r ntuybe it'll he ok for his liriile-to-l »«• III nay fo r him : “ He does. " k • I • 1 > K.««■** i in aii and one o f these days we can proudly look lipck to th e fore­ sight o f Hanford's City Commis­ sion for p u ttin g the City in tlic frunt rank of small communi­ ties of the slate as fa r us sports ami recreation Is concerned. The proposed swimming pool for Fort Mellon i'ufk will do what noth­ ing else could In g ettin g to w n people to take advantage of the fin rst w aterfront park in the state. When finirned several years hence, the park should h e , tv i .h.iui among the best equipped recre- J alien parks in the state. ' u is .t. A n y b o d y wh o t h i n k , t h e S em i n o l . i s h o u l d w in o v . r y fam e t h e y p lay h a d ' b a t t e r . c h a n c e t h . l r r a in d r i g h t n o w . N o b a t e b all l o a m I . g o in g t o . a t u p the r e c o r d S a n f o r d did la.t year. O n c a In a b l u e m o o n will y o u h a v o a l o a m like t h e one of 1 9 3 9 . B u t d o n 't f o r g o t S a n f o r d ,i . .t i l l In th o l e a d a n d c h a n c e , a r e will r e m a i n In th e lead. O ne more p i t c h e r m a y * - b e a d d e d In th e . t a f f b e f o r e lo n g , a n d w o rd it b ru ited aro u n d that Joe Ju .lice o f Ro |lln i C o lleg e will >lgn w ith S an fo rd a f te r graduation. lie c a n ' t >lgn a c o n t r a c t b e f o r e a r a d u a t i o n a . t h a t w o u ld i m p a i r h i. Kennedy Honored By Conservation Croup BOWLING STANDINGS G r a d u a l l y S a n f o r d I . ( . M i n t II more a m i more sp o rt, facilities One "I. r 4I 4 « ver D eLand T o 5-4 W r i t e mm ■■■■ ik Hudson Gives Up Nine Hits Cleo PAGE FIVE Wallis r ii e 100 100 XUL-7 1 I ooo m ooo—4 1 1 and 8 ch troj PetrIrk a FOR COUNTY I'HOSECUTINO ATTORNEY W. Herbert Messer Edward J. Nelson Georire A. Speer. Jr. FOR STATE DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEEMAN George S. Witmer �THE SANFORD Of-Norway A l l i e d Resistance Develops As Nazi Armies StrikeHard . f a t e af all 8eandlnavla, t unwillingly In the deadly of the Alllcd-Grrman naetas to tu rn on which an rush th e heaviest batla* into north central N onray Mol eld m ilitary adage th a t y • la battle goes to the th a t gets there first with mat men la a boot to bo anew la the Trondheim . Three weeks o f give* ike skirmishing for irntf* m s not y e t clearly defined ilia Initial AUird set* Idly admitted In Lonits ara aareral factors favoring the Franco* forwrglan team ’s chances log. lha tables quickly on N a il foe. M least among them Is the th a t the Germans are operK in hostlla territory. The Neflans, although Incapable diking a frontal stand against moving and wall-equipped nan lig h t eolumna, are harry1them with hit-and-run teewhich menace m ar delay the dA-beadod N atl effort to reUia Trondheim garrison. It a rts in, too, th a t tho civilian w in e la passing vitally lma n t Information on enemy m e n u lo Alllcd-Norwrglnn u n d e r* . T hat tends to offset M r - a ir superiority In scoutanemy dispositions. Bother and even more Importi« /a c to r Is the shorter dlaa between Andatsnes, the Allanding base south of Trondl« and tha developing TrondI front, aa compared with the inea heavy German forces I travel ta reach It from the i region. Furthermore, Alare In poi«**possesadvance unite ara a t hey Junctions on rail■ ever which the Germans it send aid to tha Trondheim Ison, still hemmed In on all 3 it la clear th a t tha only help is reaching the relatively mcaI Nasi fortes holding Trendferried In by air. nr*' been cut off by sea I since tbelr surprise and i sslsora of tba ancient an c a p ita l W hatever de­ ls b a re been flown to It, tha garrison of Trondu m o i r b« tlitnly ip rc id r bold tho city, the fort* •aoaftBranding - Trondheim fjord ‘lilM R Its M-mlle length, and outpoata over 100 miles a p a rt on th* ' i l t u and m ad approaches to th* alty from tha north and south, ix .F rom ; BthTnkJtt, w h irs the AlIW northern* flank attack was -Checked and la still stalled, It 4 100 mils* down th* vltel rail­ way to Mslhns, sooth of Trondhelm, where tho southern outpost 4 t,t h a Trondheim garrison I* rsPiirtdl, It la up th a t railw ay th at Uia riaarest German relief column . I* attem pting to force Its way. V’ 'M o d u l i reports say th a t Al­ lied detachments from Andalsnea, held tha Storm Junction. U so. : they a ra a b arrier th a t tha Gertoon flying column coming up th* Osterdslen route must over­ come quickly If It Is to break ’the Allied grip on Trondheim. Soothward, th* Alllee slso hold tha Dombss Junction on tha other t, n i l route ta Trondheim from Os­ lo. London report* sharp fighting i o f Dombss down th* Gutalen valley up which the id German flying column la ipUng to move. •ra U strong Indication that atajor AIUmT th ru st in Nor­ te th at based on Andalsnes. British expedition tended a t aaa to encircle Trondheim Um north may, In fact, be of a feint to cover Ih* An­ ita operation* than anything U so, It kaa served lla chief bb«, even If stalled. I t baa d th* N ail garrison a t u a h a to thta lte defense by expanding it* fro n t •eutnahly, It Is from Aniaa that um Alltea ara plannihalr m ajor s tu c k , no t only T ost Trondheim and lte vlIni portent fjord from Gar, -but ta push d ln c tly toOslo. U to s t Is tr u e ,'ll Is adateRsa or la Its vtelaity haavy Franco-Britlsh supg forces a re bslag sat flying Gorman BUI Sktyno o f Miami le a saadldato for cloctloa. oe Dams erollo aalleael committeeman. Ho Is shslrm oa o f d a ta astlvl* tlos o f lha Yoaag Domoeralic Cloht o f Florida, past ossltod ruler a f Miami Kilts, post dlroo* lor a f Iho Miami Junior Chamber o f Commerce, sa d a m em ber of Iho ssscstlv o comm ittee o f Ih* Florid* Congress on Democracy. Methodists Call For Fasting On Day Of June 2 ATLANTIC CITY, Apr. *0. —(A1)— The general conference of the Methodist church . y ester­ day called upon all IU 7,858,000 members In the United States to do without Sunday d inner on Ju n e 2 and pray fo r "speedy term ination or w ar." The 778 conference delegate* it solved to set the ex&mplo by doing likewise this Sunday and contributing the money they would*)isH' l|l?m »m *a fund "fo r t b r 'r e ll e f of h u m a n rn ffsrin fc ." "The first 8unday ln \ ju n e ," their resolution read, "is here­ by designated as a day of selfdenial, fasting and prayer throughout the Methodist church. "W e urge th a t every Meth­ odist follow th* eiam pla of the general conference In m aking A pacrlflelal offering. We regard thl* period of fasting . . . *■ a . preparation fo r fu rth e r sacri­ fice* lo be mad* during th* con­ tinuation of this period o f c rit­ ical human need.*' should be “ a time of deep in­ tercession for the suffering m ultitudes of other lands, anil o f earnest petition for the speedy term ination of war and the es­ tablishment of a Just and lasting peace." as to where the newly-created Methodist church’s adm inistra­ tive beard* and commissions should be located. They reject­ ed tem porarily a t least, recom­ mendations of the small commis­ sion on location appointed at K anras City a year ago, and turned th* entire m atter over to th* large committee on tem ­ poral economy fo r reconsidera­ tion. Th* commission on location wanted the commission on world aca and tha board of lay activ­ es to be In Chicago. B ut a group led by C hester A. Smith o f tecR telll, N. Y„ w anted these two located In W eshington “ In the same building with th* board of tem perance.'' K wmrin > n rnat pUn* p p m * Uebad confirm sUob. ; GAINESVILLE, Apr. 89 - V D Tba new ipapar A ftonbladat ra* M l Gibb, U alveralty af Florida ported tba German column etrfh- ulor la v student from JathxonIn f northaaat tow ard tba Stoeran* Be, baa woo tba 9100 prlaa of* D oabaaa railroad waa only tbraa rad fo r tba baat paper on eopymile* from tba ra il lino and highway a fte r taking In set and th a t the Natl* m ight aeeer the Una a t any time. Thi* column led by tanka had cut by eurprlse through enowpiled m ountain passe* and ley road* from the direction o f Timset below Itoeroa whUa another t o r ctscvrr c o u r t n in t h wing drove direetly w estw ard i*J tD IC IA I. CIRCVIT, IN ABU against the railroad closer to POK B K M I N O L S COENTT. Dombaas, betw een Foldal and JOHN r » C N O « .v P la la lllf. H jerklnn. South of Dombaas In the MAE U KNOB. Defendant. OSDS* o r PLOUCATtON Gudbrand* valley, a G erm an MAN L. SK O a, St UlOLOW force driving from the direction TO: STHNBT, P AUL, r i v e r , m a m a * CHUaBTTB: of Llllsham mor was said to Ton a r t hereby ordered lo op* have pushed northw ard front peer (peroonolly or by attorn ey) O tta, about 40 miles from Dom- lo onaw or th e b ill or oom ptalnl baas, a fte r pushing the. AID** and a ffid a v it far order of acre lea by publication, herein filed nn or o u t of the tow n o f Kvam. ■> before tb* Srd day a f J m l»t*. The two synchronised G erm an nihorw lee a decree pro ronfceeo w ill he entered a g a in st yon for drives against the railroad failure to apponr; p ltS B .or answ er, m ight compel the Allies to With­ aa required a y law . It la fa rth er ordered th a t th is draw from th eir advance base nolle* ho p ublished oar* o w eek a t Stoeren, probably back tow ard for fo u r eoneecntlv* w eek* In The Dombaas because Trondheim ta Hanford H erald, a newspaper pah* the north on the coast seem td Iletted a t Hanford. Beta Ino I* Coun­ Florida. to be solidly held' by the G er­ ty,Wllnoaa m y hand and o fficia l •*al at ItaafOfd, Bern Inote f-onnty, mans. a f April. ISM. Dombaaq w as gravely th re a t­ Florida, thl* Itho.d av r. iirrndon. ened from Foldal, 2G miles to Clerk a f Ih* Circuit Court. Bernina'* County, Florida. the cast, and from O tta on the By: A. M. WEEKS. south, and escape In this q u a r­ D. C* te r might be c u t o ff, unless tho (SEAL) B ritish and Norwegians could halt the G erm ans and prevent them from cu ttin g the rail lines. IN TOR COTOT OF TON COt'NTT JI’IMIK. BRUINOUS COVNTT. A British column yesterday STATM OF FLOROIA. reached tho m ountain peaks of IN IIK TH E ESTATE OF ItELLF. CHECK. Decease* In Probat*. Boerne n ear the Swedish border and battled to stem German mo­ TO A M . WHOM IT MAT COMtorised forces which swept no rth ­ Nolle** (a harahy-ojv o a that VICward on two fronts through T ill! CHECK filed 111* final report crumblin'- Allied force* to tig h t­ en the N atl grip on the lower half of Norway. The British, racing eastw ard n n l north from Dnmbas, fought tn nrevent the Germans from elnsin f n fi7-niile gap between Narl-hcld Trondheim on the A t­ lantic roast and German force* thrusting up from the Oslo gone j a t lightning spred. Tho new /paper Dogma Nyheter reported from tho frontier I hot n German advance force of SCO men qrlthdrew a few miles routhwnrd from Rotrns leaving the town a no-mnn’s land. The German . forces were re ­ ported to hnve sw ept Into the north with tanka, arm ored ear*, artillery and Wasting bombing planei on two fronts. The Allies a t Dombaas and fitoeren, an Im portant bate 80 mites northward along the rail* road to Trondheim, faced Isola­ tion If the German m otorised columns should succeed In but* ting the netw ork of rail lines and form ing a Junction w ith trto Germans In Trondheim. The Allies had taken strong positions a t lljerklnn on a high plateau, 17. miles northeast of Dnmliaa* along the railroad and reinforcem ents were being rushed to the spot tii1 stem a German th ru st from Foldal to the cast, the Swedish radio said last night. The Norwegian high command said last night north of Germanheld Roero* n ear th e ' 8w edlth bonier. Iho Germans had a d ­ vanced Saturday hut so slightly th a t it la hardly worth m ention­ ing. L ater reports placed the Ger* mans a t Glaamos, rig h t miles north of Hoerns In a synchro­ nised drive with another column w hkh was, only three miles re s t of the Ilomlisns-Hloeren railroad at Ulsbrrg. These two columns appeared to be striving to Isolate the large Allied forces a t K toerrn, drive on to a Junction a t Trondheim and then turn bacl4 southward In full force upon Dombaas. Northwest of Oslo, the com­ munique said, tho Norwegians retreated along the Numedat and Hatlngdal valleys n fter engaging the enemy In battle. Tho German* have captured Voss, 38 miles Inland from B er­ gen along the railroad to Oslo, it was adm illcd, while German -plaitea—rentirrae ie bomb eoado and railways. The communique said one ST. PETERSBURG, Apr. 29. — German plane was shot down, Finding new vigor In the W'irm three were farced to land and sen and gulf biecxcs a t Psss-aGrille Rceeh, where he spent a quiet Sabbath with hls campaign winning . andI con­ managers from all parte of the ____ kt. 10:00 ____ . A ..M _,___ tinuing until midnight. Dinner We«l C oist, B. V. Paty c f We»t will be seivcd at 12:30 P. M. Pelm Beach, candidate for Gov­ There will be political speaking ernor, last night made final prep­ throughout the day. arations fo r the gruelling test week of the gubernatorial battle, For the convenience of any stu­ which ho will resume today with dents wishing to stay a t home .1 aeries of apecchoa In tho Pinel­ while attending Stetson Universi­ las county area. ty, there has been a change In This arlrm ocn P aty will -peak the bus schedule which will per­ In . C learw ater, following a loom­ mit the .student* to arrive s i the ing of brief talks In I.argo, llelleschool In time for classes. The dir and Dunedin. The Paly organ­ bus will leave Oitendn nl 7:30 A. isation has scheduled a big tally M. and will arrive In Deljmd al for their candidate a t Williams 8:36 each morning, according lo Park In St. Petersburg, tonight at an announcement received From 8:00 o’clock. P aty will speak In Dr. W. 8. Allen, president of the Clearw ater, in the municipal audi­ school. torium. a" w i* y TO^nUMCJJK UOSTIC. ADDRKM T ea ara hereby 2alr«4 la he s o d ordered a rut re* appear upon fhe Ih day a f Mar A. D. IMS. la th e b ill or ro a ip la la t riled a s* Ioat r e a la Ihle rea ee In tao ClreaM* Court o f n e a la e lo C ountr. Florid*, hr Jrrome n o l l e , b e m s on a etlo a for divorce. The Haarerd H erald le d eelra a l* *4 aa th e new apaper la w hich thl* Order ahall he putllahed for fe a r eoaeeeutlve w e e k * WITNKIM. a P. H erndon. Clerk o f oar aald Court, and tao o fficia l aeal thereof. T b le Iho 10th d *r of March A. n. ise e . O. F. HERNDON, B y: A. U EXTERM W E eS c* 11' D. C (BEAU_________________ n o n c v t o m n o r r o i t a ___ r o ia r o r tub cotott SKMINOt.il O O f NTT, n -o a iD A . in rnoKATM. ____ in tiib J I I M ia Protect Your IN RK: KaTATJC or W. D. LEN­ TO ^ft.irefrK.mTonn and per - BONN HAVINO PUAIMH OR DK* MANDS AOAINHT NAIir KHTATE: Tnu and each of you aro herefar notified an d required lo preeeal any clalm a and demand* w hlrh you. or e llh sr o f you. m ar kavo a sn ln st lb # o a la io of Vf. D. LKMONB. deceaaed, la i* e f said County, lo Iho Cotpitr J o i n n( Retslnolo ('ounty. F lorid*. n l hie nfflco In Iho enurl houeo o f eald County a l Hanford. F lorid a, w ithin e la b l ralender m nniha from lh a lim e nf the flret p a h llep llen a f Ihle nolle*. Kerb claim nr rirmand c h ill bo In w r llln s. and c h a ll aim * lh a plare o f reeldrnro and poet n fflre ad* dree* o f Ih* claim ant, and chall be ewnrn lo by the claim ant, a ean l, nr a lln rn ey , and nnv attrh Halm nr dem and ant no filed ahall l>e EXTERMlNATIM ? W G S F w „. PHONE 5666 44 MeCesey Bldg. No ch n n ;o f o r in s p e c tio n s anil csi ini .i t Paty Confers With -Campaign-Managers CITY BRIEFS |f *ollaord rtm Psoe 0**1 lion this afternoon at 4:00 o'clock. A box supper to which ell can­ didate-*, and members of ths Woodmen of the World have been invUed, will be held In th* Wood­ men Hall Tueaday night begin­ ning a t 8:00 o'clock. There .will bo a regular meet­ ing of tho supervisory committee of tho Sanford S tate Palm ers' Wholesale M ailwt In ths Market Office tonight a t 8:00 o'clock, ac­ cording to M anager II. J . Lehman. A program w hkh might better the lot of Seminole County farm ­ ers ax shown in recent Land Usa" Survey, will be discussed a t a special mooting in the Court H omo on Um night of May 1. D onm y A im t C. R. Dawson sakT today, , /_____ column*, garrison - ' An all-day plcnte will t o held aa tha pienl* grounds af Nrob J*cohi In CfauluoU Wednesday be- ie d A d y e r tis e m e n ts Yellow SQUASH lb. GREEN BEANS 2 lbs. GA. YAMS 5 lbs. YORK APPLES 5 lbs. 5c 15c 19c 21c 12 OZ. HQRMEL’S SPAM 23c 2*/, SILVER FLOSS KRAUT 3 for 25c 19 OZ. StyEET MIX PICKLE 2 for 25c W L T B B T TINY SUGAR PEAS liy 2c LUX TOILET SOAP • 5c SLICED"PEACHES IT JUICE IONTE COFFEE >LENE diffuBM light throughout tho room, dfapok Mock ahodowa* yat throw* ooft* door light on tho roodtt* Novor boioro h a good Hght ooat to Httlo* bo it dofoo't pay to run tho ridi of o f o twia. Moko furo that yw* �• $ a* f >7 *’'v*T?^ *7*f w v i .• ITT rj* v . ■ <* * W v •%£** ,**li r r ffin v tt' \ ■Sanford fa Tba Only Central Florida a i r Affording kail. High**. And Water Transportation .' SeaUaota Cocnlj Protfneea Mor* F n d t And Yc««iabka Than Anj Similar Area la America AN INDEPEND VOLUME XXXI A mm W3SOT0 ■• -ft’ *. ? || p ? Member Associated Press NEWSPAPER SANFORD, FLORlDX.(TtlESDAY, APRIL 30, 1910 Established In 1908 NUMBER 213 Wagner A ct Said W eath er Is NOBLE ROMAN WIDENEU DERBY HOPE German A rm ies V iolated By Ford Unsettled In Much Of U.S. T o ward T rondheim As M otor Corporation Negro Is Killed «- Company A t S t Louis IsOrdered To Re-In­ state 94 Who Participated In Strike UAW Given Right » 0 f Representation Board Rules A gainst D i s t r i b u t i o n Of Pamphlets Ford WASHINGTON, Apr. SO * _ ( A P ) —Labor Board to­ day ruled th a t the Ford Motor Company had violat­ ed the Wagner Act at It* St, Louis plant, and ordered the company to ro-lnstate with back pay 94 employes who participated In the 1937 strike. , The board aUo ordered the POLAND’S LOSS •, A llies F a il T o H o ld s Tomadic'Winds Ruin Many Houses , In Louisiana Tbwn Improvements To Homes Are Urged During This Week n r iw M ta n e r m * Generally unsettled wenlhcr Appnlm lilan prevailed be tweed and Itocky Mountain*1 It Jay while two elate*, Mlnneeoti, and Colo, tado, repotted mow. Rain, m oitty showers, fill from the w rite m gu lf region to Michi­ gan and Wiieonaln. In Alabama and Ceorgia, light rain* wt-rr ex­ pected to continue tonight. Tem­ perature* were moderate. Hundred* of hour** were de­ stroyed and one negro wa* killed by tnm adle wind* which b a t night ■truck Bordftonvnie, La. At the aame time, high wind*, and heavy rain swept h a lf of the nlnlr, flooding the stream * and rity ■treet*. A late rem inder of winter spread a thin blanket of mow over sretloha o f Colorado yester­ day, while rain y w eather moved Jeastw ard along tha Gulf of Mexi­ co to Alabama. In tha southeast generally, the You’d aralla too If, llko pretty dropped to iub-ru>:ina! PolUh ballerina Toni Novlika, mercury level*. From Tennessee to the pictured above on h e r rec e n t a r­ G reat Lakes, tem perature* were rival In Now York, you were 10 degree* or more under llio-.c of *afcly headed fo r Hollywood Sunday. a fte r bav in s to flee Ruwlan Chattanooga, Tenn., reported 40, Poland. a drop o f 14 degrees. A t l.ntti*vllle, Ky., a low of 40 wa* M de­ gree* cooler. Chicago'* 44 con­ trasted w ith 68. A t Buffslo. N. Y., the m treu ry dipped M ow freetlng. A slight change to w arinrr w eather wa* noted in New KngUud. The spread o f the southern n r ta n f U lM r r * « ra id belt wa* expected to bring Democratic candidate* for the higher tem peraturea to the m ulti­ Florida nomination a* governor cast. an d - — U nited---- State*---- *en*tor "stretch dries' puibcd their campaigns th rougtruit Florida's Iona exppna* ycfterdsy in effort to win tL y support of a* many a s .possible of lha undecid­ ed voters b e fo re 'th e May 7 pri- NO. 1 POPPY GIRL N a z i Expeditionary Force Bridges Gap Between Columns Northwest Of Oslo Action Is Seen As Isolating Allies Better Homes Week Is Sponsored To Stim­ ulate New Interest RuFfliana-British Un­ able To Agree On T r a d e Relations " t ’lran up your hark yard* *iul nllie*. cut y ru r lawn, plant a few^ slrruho, brighten the Inlcrhir of Joseph K. W idcncr’s Roman moved lie will In- it real th reat your home with o new coal of (It |a*«#4p|pA rvege T lio H o iith e m bnlf of Nor* In the K entucky Derby, May 4, s^ltm be galloped to victory In the 1 |,»int Mi'ine new cu curtain*,1 natnl n'r nr 'ndd null some n * ,,,’, Klmcndorf Pur*c ut K cencland. Ills time fur fix furlongs— 1:13 Home irenionstratlon A gent Mr*, wav. n m m r r n tlv waa falling 1-f,— wa* excellent considering the muddy truck, Ills margin of iirvn D. Andrew*, head of the torinv like a rine plum Into local ob»e.rvanc* of B etter Home* victory—six lengths— and the foci that it was his first s ta rt as Week, urged today. tho hands of the German Ina 3-year-old. vailcm. With a small rash outlay and sonic physioil effort It is sur­ Official announccmenU In prising the Improvements th at Berlin reported two Import­ inn lie mado to bolh the inletlor company to bargain upon request ant successes; a Nail expedi­ nod the exterior of the home, w ith Lha C lO ’a UAW aa exelutionary force has bridged the Mr*. Andrews said. li r a representative of the St. last gap between Its columns Pointing out th a t this week I* Lou la plant employe*, B runet Kllen Drew, motion pic•ft n.-tde to stim ulate Interest In l a addition, the company w ai — i home improvement, Mr*. Andrew* lu re nclrrii*. who was recently | moving north to disestablish the St. selected 11140'* National B uddy, from O* o and south from Trend A sub.*tantlal program of new total of the building perm its to ; p In'ed out the value In advert*- poppy Girl of the Loula division of the Liberty Le­ V ctenin* ot helm.Domba*, the vital rat a new high in the four month* Ing for the Cltv of Panford if af America, Inc. Tba board home ronstnictiun and home re­ Foreign War*. V. F. W. com- road Junction 100 mile* south pen id. Many house* in Ssnford j every resident along the prlncipnl *d the company "dominated pairs during tho first four have h-rii repainted, rcroofe 1 and street* snd avenues mad* an ef- m ittec In Kansas City, Mo.. wns Nail-held where Allied , _nUrferred" with tho forma­ months o f 1910 lia.i bou*t*J the remodeled. foil to Improve his home by chose her a* a "typical Amen- , orcrJ trlcd to ito p the German tion.' and admlnlatration of tha amount of building perm its issued A* previously stated, April's planting seasonal Dowels and can gir . utratm ollsr In several days of by th e City o f hunfurd to $33,- huditim; perm its ware the higheU shrub* nnd properly ra rin g for j j T t h e ^ m i lime, the Board heavy fighting. ' the lawns. 3U8, the highest level fur this for the m i rent yrar, amt with dlipiladad allegations that tha The m eeting of lha two N all Co-operating In this planting new const ruction planned for the Toed - Company discriminated period In several years. columns was southw est of Storagainst lo t other workers. The month of April saw Ilia lu-j,* few weeks, it 1* iiuitc prob- program D the Sanfold Garden en, another vital railroad june* larg est am uunt of permit* with able that May’s tctul will l>c even Cltrb which listed a number of t lon about 80 mllea north o t n ew -and old, which ;tltH rtilt-hit;hrr. th - buibliog-' g-iornt'or Dombti. ■“ i dUvea In I hive simple and geneisily inex­ morning. The total amount of said. n Lebor^ conAlthough the G #nnm nljne tv lIn this connection, M. M. P ar­ pensive planting*. the perm its issued fur UK ace w ith ■ the Mr*, rie d K. Wilson, president d tn tly was long and^TByi, It month of March wav $1 2.304, ti, h, stole dlK*-lor for tlie Fed­ r A rt rights. ** means th# N ail fo rcta h*vt Uld February, lll.GJO und January, eral Housing Adminlrlralion, In a of th r Gardrn Club, « i d th a t the . wl11 . • U h* I down a fro n t to d tf tn d th ttf 111,820. recinl pres.* stall incgl iiptiinlvli- committee whlrh made tbs s ^ c - 1 ^ ° f hold on lo u th trn Norway—4n cnlly predicted Ihnl oonsttuethm lion.* did not attem pt to list .11 Chuluola tomorrow, making ' tbe Building prrinits for the fii.rat enlly | of the homra where thr yards are "is n asi frw month* would lie thrvu month* of till* year tntaiilAa for th* ■eventb In a series of rallies held im portant p art of th i nation. It h ig h e r than lit Uia im«l In well planted. The ronim iltrr *e- u nd er tlie suspire* o f tlo-^Remi- mean* th r G ermans a r t In a |J 6 , hJ!L » s compared with $ l * J , levtwd only a few small houses of flS tu H M ^ ffS S L tf ‘f A n r 10 fa r th e rantc |»nlnd in 11*33, ur View of th r fa rt Dial loain ftrf netfe C n i*n ly D c in o c rslh - r t r U D l i v r poilttOTi Ui l#olaiw. AUt*4 /arde%# ert« many corulng to the ircord* of ItulM- tx-lag made nv.iillibb- Ihrr-Ugh thr diffi-irnt lyi*-;- with runimrnd*l,|t- C o n iin ltte r . • wliirli advanced inland from th i waeks of travallng and speaking, plvnlblg* ill the carl u i fr^iden ing Inspector Ciudy I,. Duncan KIIA. to Hr v in lower in-ome artin g an insurgent T h e p in g rn it* f u r th e d a y w ill coal'd t»» 11 y to stem th# light* tiat apctions. returned th eir "vote getting" III this incrrnjc for the f i r ) b ia c k e l*. plan to place the "hatini& l!’ntlrivr toward Trondheim# / tours yesterday. In the Mayfair section llm fol lir g iti * t | I I :01) A . M. w ith a d ­ tting irat state squarely on recurd Iw-' q u a rte r of tin- year, Sun fuel Floilda faiulll with ainioal ill lowing Ii means th r (irrm ana h avt at* dressee in 1-rhnlf o f rn m ln la te , fm WASHINGTON, Apr, 30. —UP) liouir* w rie listed: In the six-man senate race, In­ — ____ — _______*y, . . . . . . . . . romr* ranging from ll.nuo to I:’, S-.lti- o ffic e s u lld w ill to- fo llo w ed (m nrd a vtrnltgid hold «n com—President Roosevelt wa* report­ cumbent Charlea O. Andrew* n whole. In 37 inuiiiphnlili- •. DIM) mimiallv will r-n«lilnlr Hie | lllln Caldwell, |)',ll| K.i | See ill till* lltle rn o o il |,y turned H e llllll' tc niiiiiiciitionHv and liavr ed last night to hava given tacit made talks yr»terdey a t Center an eight-member unpledged dele- »* • . , , _ ■"1**1 SI reel; l>rr M. Raiistr-I loin. the building permit* lamied dor i i gallon to the O. O. P. national approval of a drtva to end • Hill, W ebster. Bushnell, WildI ......... ,M Klllot Avenue: W. A. H it*, f t. C o u n ty n ffte e s r- c k rr, who w ill (In* lithlc* oil th r Allirh’ effo rt ing Hit- first ip iaiter of P.il" m '.Y x. J. J I convention yeeterday In llnr with p resen t I t o ir m o llific a tio n .. M at ■harp fuad among Texas Demo­ wood, Inverness and wound up . * v, ' lw Avenue; Andrew t a ,ra „ „ y . D s y fe s ttv itii- * w ill at*o In1 in- In col off Trondheim from th# vvishre uf Governor William ri-arlird u gr*iu| total of niio. crats centering about tha preej- with a night speech a t Gaines- th* iiitrilot willi force* moving norm "The Ird cittl llou-iliK Admin |;|o p;|||„t Avenue than | lU.Onu.lKHi. Vanderbilt. rliiilo d in the p ro g io m fo r lln- iibmg the aw huard from dentlal candidacy a f Vies Pieal- villa. Anl»lr*tmn. In co op, ration with I y.„, | aula siilelivi ion Tinfirst four ntonlh* of |p |n Whilo Ithodc’a divided Republi­ -liiy and e ven in g w h ile the e liin a v i IiiImic.h, a ii •I houU i from Namioiu " I t is b etter economy fo r the private im lu-liy. tin* j .a r I - | K. I. liny. Oil plum.,** Dnvc roiistructiun --I |)I w ill te a d ance w liir li w ill end at <1<Tb«0 m orem ent was Initiated by United S tates to spend a billion can! were meeting in elate con­ lia» seen the i c I iik linin' ami t in|»lt» Hn»r C«Mirt: T hr Kli itUli Atlndralty diaHouse M ajority Loader Rayburn, dollars now for national defense vention, neighboring Muvaochu- many new home*. Frank A-h on the nh»lii»»tiiKi un*l ili'Vi’liipmi'nl IV. K.( Watiit n |ilnrr; J II |*«|. m id n ig h t. iltiMil (no llritikh Bubmarlnc# T h e e ig h th and f u s il p o litic a l of Texas, who managed G am er * than 36 billions another w ay,'' eette made ready for It* prrel- down hs* built an attractive Jl. of nturtlily bull!. t" clou if h ; |». t.. TInoAliir. two trawler# on Summerlin co*t MpprosititNlrl) I'sI.fdHMK)/’ .Mr dcntial prim ary tomorrow, when 330 bungalow ■a lly sp onso red l y tlie D riiio e ro tie Vki'i** |o?»t, and cfttnpftign fo r Oil Democratic he told his audiences. I'nlinctla Avtnur: U iitbh taurplancH wero C o m m itte e w ill is* I,, I,I in S a n fo td Mink. "T1» «*R|Ht|iir lli«* nomination of 1988, and RepreAndrews' Itinerary today will an old ago pcnelon group back­ Avenue n ear Fourth Slii-r-t whirl, ParriMi Mi*. Sad) o MuArs 2111 Palon H a tu id s y n ig h t. C h u in iia ii Fre d irpm (i'il to have i*h«t doiRn two sentatlve Johnson, o f Texas, a carry him to Lake Butler, Fcr- ing Dewey w ithout his authorisa­ will be sold *oon. It. It. Wight devrlopmciit «»f 11*i•* I>|h* of Imint*, inrito Avenue. N';ui plniicR off Norway. tion will attem pt to gain repre­ L having n new 8T.7f.tI bungul-w the F. II. A. Ini4 111-#•r it 11/ ('•I i'li ; v . Mender said that tt;ig n ,ilin strong new daaler. I t envisaged a nandlna and Jacksonville. DmmwoM: A London m ilitary source Mid A v e n u e betw een F i o l and See' iel plan under which tba Texas dele­ i»«|»iirrIn W est Florida. Charles F ra n ­ sentation on the Bay sla te ’s G. built on Summerlin Avenue I- mlninuini riiiis ltiirlin ii The former \V S. rulriiiMti tw icn Second and Fourth Xtreii . s t r e e t * w ill to- lo p id o ff olid (lio Gt'iman* iaptuie<l Stored, gation to tba Democratic nomi­ cis Coe ended a day’s cam paign­ O. P. delegation. vnetiU iitul iiroiM. itv *»l»H4V<rii' . .. F. A F i i r , .I0H Wml uml constnictinn of the new liunir As in Rhode Island. M assa­ nating cenvantlon would t>e pledged ing a t Panama City a fte r ap ­ tlwrllingd vi<lot'll ul $I.«hhi mmJ Sixteenth S treet; A F. ( \ , ||U|»i fille d With tienehec foe Itie lo lly uml (In* Allied position in Dorofur Mr. and Mr*. Tom Holt el chusetts’ chief Republican leader* I f the w e a th e r i* fu v o rn ld e. In llUR M il or Vt.Vt "iliff icult." to G am er, but would refuse to be pearing a t Tallahassee, A palachi­ the com er of Hrvi-ntcrnth Sire, I under, Mtid nl •• lui^ *wt•'a•i4in- l*oo West Slxtornth S tm t The llrithli apparently wero a p arty to any "atop Roosevelt" cola and P o rt St. Joe. Today he have called for an uncommitted and lined* <hf finuni'iiiir fa* ilitli’v j UthcrB.* I the even t o f hielem ent w e *tlu *r it ()*k Avenue is practically delegation, relying heavily upon w ill lie held in the fo n t t H ouse. goes back to Drooksvllle to open rni u u n iriin g difficultira on tho movtoM nte made uvuikiile through C II A Mr*. K. M. Hunt. Till (IhK A«<- ' «*om|iirir«i. a Home nan !> « • i . ... , , complrlcrl. A home ha* l>r the fact th at their atate In oppo­ The suggestion was made In another series of talks which tliplttinulic fioiit uUo. Source# noe: II. D. Caswell. 1310 Miigm.li* j lo" " v sition to th a t of the pension built for P. It. Stephenson .... J talegsanu which Rayburn and will end in Ocala tonight. i It.-*.- in (In* foreign office #ald West Fifteenth Street. I "Through tin- ,*.-o|» nili-ii of j Avenue; Mrs. Sadie tin,**>!'. iiiim .M ill' IN l*IS11(I.S> group U headed by Governor Governor Cone spoke Isait night Johnson se n t to Myron 0 . Blalock, Kuptiii ilccnicd Ilit* British o f f tr I.inxle. ConiplMod several week* ago the state's hewrjiiipei* inol luilu. j M-'giiolla Avenue- ||. G am er's Taxaa m anager, and to a t Tam pa a fte r m eetings a t Balonetall, Senator l-odge and N O R F O L K , V a . A pt 311. td 'i Li ntgoliatc a trade agreem ent wa* a new fdfiOO home at tin bioudrasting station*, we will |cu- l.-*-h Arbor; J. F. Mitrludl, 111) As*I*tout Secretary of tha In ­ Lakeland and P lan t City. HI* Hous* Minority Leader M artin. unitatiNfactory bccauao of Tilt* ( i l t t ’k Itlt’Mlllt't T I m II i I MNi Political observers interpreted m in e r nf Niiieteeiitli S treet and tulo the modem low-mst J.iiiie j M ignolia Avenue, terior W lrlx, a Texan, who re ­ cam paign today carried him into ■—in-itlcncc th a t her rt'|»«irU*tl in tliwii4*>« y i> l t ii |u y in Itn* *iun tha outcome of tha Rhode Island Oak Avenue for Mr. uii I Mi which ran meet tin- tunning need, ] cently returned to his borne state Pinellas county. of thoin-iml* >f Florniu families a i»0-m ile e u le o I n iu I .l-'iii i ih I i *i« trade with Germany wa# h#r Swinging Into tha rich E ver­ convention a t more of a victory A. C. F ort, while Mr. MrTee, with Income* in the |l,riuil.|3,0U0 purportedly to whip up third terra rab t o f llu* V iiK in ia 1 h r ovkii affair. They amid tho So­ glades section, Je rry C a r te r 'd e ­ fo r Vanderbilt than a d r feet for ha* expended several thnuxund a y ra r rungo. Approximately I,conbl y iiu n l f ui*l I'liu liu im * - viet position "»tlll w ai under Dewey. A t least one of the dele­ dollar* in remodeling hia • te d Tba message* quoted W irt* aa clared a t Bells Glad*, Florida gatee, 700 families in thin stale m,pined MlglMl n I ii * wuh I ii “ luitl n I iii | mm cotiHidt'iatlon" however. who were put In the field sta tin g Roosevelt supporters In could aolvo her own W PA prob- bv the elate Republican organi­ donee on Melionvlllo Avenue. homes under the Federal Housing iH i r ig h t f r e t o f vui U t ill N o. I Ilungaiy warned G erm an pro­ I t u n i s s i s s* r* » « T t m ) C urrent perm its Issued via* T essa should endorse G am er aa sation, announced publicly th a t an* issued yesterday to J. A. I n! Administration's Insured mortgage If.S anford ha* Flurida'* typiral and 2 bold* and th e en g in e loom tected Slovakia «hc would not a native son rand Mats, aad Bis he would support Dewey In Phil­ houn for the construction of i pkin during IO-'tl*. Of it,at tiurnbcr 11*40 June bride and gruunt there flo o r p la t r * floiMlrtl lindtatc to act In 'M cfcni# of lock aa ’ M a r i n the Gamei mor# than 4,000 b«*uirhl or built •tre seven gav night* awaiting the adelphia. her nntionnI honor" if right# of two-story residence and store on tifw foreas would insist th a t tha sta te btuni-.H. N ru hnmpi tlmt wt-rr couple In tha tn-'sl rntrrtniuing V andirblll, who had Inalstcd W est F irst H trret between Ct-da(In* H ungarian minority In SloRAIL IttV I.N I 1C I !• acclaim the ad A Inisupon an "unpledged, unstacked," and I’oplsr Avenues. Construction • p#rt of flu* FII A P c ltrr Hour- night clubs nf llaytnna llrarli, ! \akin arc not r#R|»ectcd. tea lion's record and th a t th a daleln» I’foyrjiii from ib**n iur«pti n. delegation, displayed hi* control NEW YORK. Apt 3u i,f, | Benjamin Hogan, h r., over the convention early In the will Iwgin immediately nn Ho, And clutinif (lti« yrur, it i« con­ and w ithout rn*l. g a th m jU k e no p a il^ la a "atop Atrv local pair plannii-g In lie Union I'vcifir tiiiliM,id* freight STOCKHOLM, Apr. 30.— 84, engineer for tha A tlantic station. W ith hie backing and th a t building. fidently exported tbnt t lit- mullConstruction lia, also slurli-d married In June ran mail a pho­ nml French troop* amt passenger revenue* iiiriiiivnl Hr it inti "W a thiak la tha late re st ’o f Coast Lin* Railroad, died unex­ o f tba sta te organisation, H erbert b tr of fmiiilirw tabu In-cornr own* p a tty and la tha lig h t of tha pectedly a t hia home a t 814 d m M. Sherwood defeated form er A t­ on a 85,300 project for an addi­ ar* of new homes under tlie FII A tograph nf Ih rm srlip , In Hir 10 p-'leciit Mini I*.I p« Irriit, in. ru'ihril inland from two new land­ rp statem ents attribu ted to Avenue a t 1:00 P. M. today fo l­ torney General Charles I'. Hlsaon, tion to th e v ault a t tho f« u il plan will sliow a sub lunlisl in­ Daytnn-i Reach Chamber nf Cum- rpcclively. In Itltlli, IV. A. Huirl- ing bases on tlie Norwegian coast shore merce and may win * full week's man, I'liuiriiiu'ii uf the lx.m l, *ahl were repotted last night to have >af y ea th a t both aides should lowing an illness of leas th an a spokesman fo r tba Dewcy-lnsur- House. The perm it was issued crease over last ym r. both-of to J. T. Pope, who was awarded free, beginning July yraUrUay in the reiiipaiiy's pnin- thrown hack German attem pts to 'together aad aand a dslega- day. * "Tho building industry in Flori­ honeymoon, g ent group, fo r the convention the contract by the Board of 14. phlct annual report. seise (lie strategic Dombaasta tha natlaasl eooventlon A resident of Sanford fo r 18 chairmanship. da now is presenting to the poten­ County Commissioner*. Bathing and sunning cn Flori­ K torrrn railroad and en trap tha wttt out th a above years, Mr. Hogan waa born In tial home owner a sturdy, m<dern The ro ta waa 170 t o , 113. W ith Not Included In the permit* da's most famous aum m tr beach, CuthberL Ga. on Mar. 18, 1876. th a t setback, Sisson and his fol­ Allied forces In central Norwap. Irsurd In this period i* the dwelling whlrh can fie purrhnsrd boating, golfing, tennis, flying, __tfco supubllH a haa been an employ** o f tbe lowers prom ptly abandoned • building Meanwhile, 100 miles to tha of a 84£00 retail store for $36 monthly or lr«*. 1’iivnte fishing, a g ift of clothes, an auto­ 1l i Nevexabar tf wa can- A tlantic Coast Lina K sllraad fo r plan either to force through a on the corner of Second jitr r r t Initiative hat aided •nbstantinlly nurth, swarms of German bombmobile fo r a week’s u«c <rnd other tb s p ast 40 years. * Dewey-pledged dslagathm o r to ir s attacked Allied positions Sanford Avenue by Heyward In working out the trrhnologiral honey moon-enjoying items whlrh S urriving a re fo u r children, atta m p t to place same of th a ir. andalker tthove German-held T rondhsun which will house th r new problems to m-iks this new t>|ie will hs handed over free to this th ree sons. J ; B. Hogan, J r , W il­ own man on tba sta te organise* W where 10,000 to 13.000 Allied headquarter* fo r the Semlnob nf home possible, and thr F. II. A. liam SCdward an d R obert Emm et lion's slats, keeping It unpledged Creamery. Mr. W alker has al­ ha* provided liberal flnan-lng Stale's most typical June nup­ troops dug In along Lake Bnssaa tials. Hogan- a a d on* daughter, M ar­ b u t m aking It more "favorable" so fur what m ilitary spokesmen expended a large sum Just term s enabling it to lie placed nn g a re t Hogan, all of Sanford. Th# enly sutry requirement is to tba d istrict attan w y . here predicted would ba the m ast outside o f the City boundaries tha m arktt. It new remain* only ' a will be anth at a picture of th# two—taken fo r those thousands of Florida In the setting up o f a modern, . violent battle thus fa r on Nor* up-to-date dairy. Mr. Walker ha* fMnlliea desirous of acquiring before or a fter m a rrisg r—be sent The Rev. W. I \ Brooke will , way'# toil, begun operation of Ute d airv .. th air owp home*. U> take advin- th* Daytona Beach civic orgunl- be the guest speaker a t th* rrgThe drive of N atl motorisod CHIN EBB BOMB RAILW AY having recently acquired 30 milk I •■’** of these factors In attain xatlon before June 30. ular m eeting of the J u n io r, columns to cut th* Dombaaa-8t*a* CHUNGKING, A pr. 88k - 4 * 8 rows. 1th a t goal of everv American Cham ber of Commrrec to be held pen railroad was reported in Al* Repair work has also played a I fam ily—the goal of home ownerIn th* M ayfair Hotel tunlght a t: Red q u arters to have bean stalled TALLAHASSEE, Apr. 80. — large p a rt In building up th e ’ship." 7:00 o’clock. -east of* the railroad towns of {/ft— A M P«rc«“ t rre<m waa ---------I Iljerklnn and Ulebarg a fte r th a seeds by tha s tita today an tha A box eupper to which all can- nrwlv-landed British and F t snail 8L84SAS8 school teachers' salary P A M EXAMINATION FREED ON BAIL didates and member* of the reinforcem ents arrived. Judge R. W. Ware was taken Woodmen o f tho World have I Thee* reinforcem ents, bellevad aoDartiaameot das AotU I I . Into lha operating room of th* Comptroller Lae unooncod s l­ CLEARW ATER, A pr. 30. —f/P> CHICAGO, Apr. 30. - O f t been-invited will be held in the j t „ include fam ed French A lplaa ot 1871,788 which cams — Four ca a dldutaa fo r p la rri William G. O'Brien, Miami, Fla., Orang* General Hospital In Or­ Woodmen Hall tunlght a t 8:0u "blue devils" accustomed to lando far treatm ent this morning ■ ntitiTifhlW gBsolliw on Uve d tp p olka force and nine mountain fighting, w are said to tag aad gross receipt taxes. Ha f a r jobs on Uta fire departm ent aad ^ Ifrcd Goodman, Houston, but did not undergo an operation, o'clock. have reached tha rail Haa aa passed their eivU service exam ina­ T ax , under Indictment with Out hospital attaches said this after(C'esriaaM ream r> s« r n t l Word was received her* today tions. They warn Joa N. Russell, Western Union Telegraph Co., and Jpdga Wars was taken to th* by Dick McLaulln th a t th* Id individuals for alleged Illicit fa th e r o f lips Cowart. Florida dissemination of b o n a race In­ Orlando hospital Saturday after­ state league umpire, died last upon the recurrence of. a formation, furnished $5,000 bond noon kidney ailment. Under the core night a t hla home in Georgia. Wilkins, each in federal district court yts- of a specialist, it waa stated that Mr. C ew art haa been In Georgia loth mm ip p M r t d vo I ud- It Is net definitely known pet f a r m ore than a weak, Mr. Me* P artly cloudy tonight are BawaU, John m u m 4a* Gatlin and A m a C alls fo r t h a l l k U y an d ware released upon «c- whether ha win ha required to La nils substituting fo r bias in Wednesday, slightly w arm er th* etata league, ____ Boderfe aa efm Uoa. . . west central portion tonight. •4»W nre of tho hood*. Sanford Building In Four Months ing hi Highe Level In Years Reaches Highest Candidates P u s h Campaign D r i v e s During Last Week y * * -* * ~ - A ll-D ay Political Rally B a rb e c u e Set For Chuluota Dewey Loses Trick When Rhode Island Fails To Back Him T e x a s Democrats Lucky Couple Will Get Free Honeymoon James B. Hogan, 64, Dies Unexpectedly 82 City News Briefs 50 Percent Credit Made For Teachers Judge Ware Treated At Orlando Hospital LOCAL WEATHER ......................................------------------it S * U . V, <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, 1940 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 29, 1940; <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/6b241441e147472186a6092e47314dc3.pdf 4437463b5bbfdbb83da50dc4b02afddd PDF Text Text Al * fB E SANFOUJ ancles SlurOut 20 Safeties • WithWhiteyCampbeHStarring tg ? P W • s^heduleS To Take Mound I— over Campball’a htad. Jeter wrakrn«d to parat It fire men to walk to first, but each •time hr tightened to keep the Yearling* from (coring. He ’ pent •It men down via the (trike out route. ..a ji Tha b»I Score: MJALA ah r b ■ Orrhalllnl >!■ ..... 1• • I line* ■■ ..... . . 1. • • | il big guns, the Sanlnrd Semi* la Wanked Ocala'a entry In ;Flarida State league by. a ra of I f to 0 at the Muntci-'AthtetkField tail night, to rag* the Yearling!' victory Uia Right before, mtfoid ptajri Daytona there Womack i b ............. . Mltng for nine full Inning*, Y gave up a ncralrh hit In aecond Inning umi then held 'Visitor* hillfos until the next ike tail man to fore him In p h iu who hit a hard Infield tfA tt which bounced over the l a f Seeond liavmnn DampAnager Wlilley Campbell lad out two loop triples and 'tingles to take lull ling lion.In the game, lie balled In > nma and »cored twice him’ BteaUng borne In aeorlng hla I 'run. run. Also almring sharing In i.. lint .... Bg honor* were Pilcher Jo* And thinl bareman Ilowan 10 each blngled three timta In It,times nt bat, while llyder 4‘ * perfect night with two frttes In two official appear­ ed* at tha plate, H * Bomlnoha got to fircone, a want tbo route for the Year* fa. In the first Inning for four Including the long thn-e-base iff the bat of Manager well, permitting (he locals to . three runs. In the second i the Sanford's nine aelad for two more tallies Hyder walked and scored Campbell's second triple. xchlrn r Tnllea |f Ventura »f firc o n e j. M X rn R II llr d e r r< <*amptiell tb Skos ef Holier (■ sa Jnhnsuo ll> Marlon It Ilnwao )li Klmtirel r Ia - c - *• ’h"rt * * ' J a « nearly 00 and the work ha* been going o ff (monthly and v*ry effielently. ^ On coming here Coach Llab promised to give tha fans a ah r h a wide open and Interesting brand * I I * - — — . * 1 4 4 of footliall ond from tha looka ......... ... t i l l o f the plays hr is teaching the 4 a t I ............. -... 4 • • 7 ............ I I I ? . 1 ........ 4 X 1 1 ..................... % I I DeLand Red Hats Defeat G-Men- B t Score Of 7 To 3 Galneavllle 001 1(K> OlO^g 4 * DeLand 103 OKI OOi—7 0 } _ P *',,i «nd Pruett; Toenea and Horde. Scoring (even run* in th* flrat three inning*, the BL Augustin* Ha Into, trimmed tha Leesburg Angler*, 0 la i j Harper, of th* Batata, bald Ua Angler* to ala bit* awhile Bigmon, pitching for L***burg, waa nicked for I t aafa blow*. Score by Innings: I H I I.eraburg 000 400 000-4 8*4 HI. Auguat'e 02S 000 tOh—B I t t Sigmon and Wallnarj (Harper and Mobley. Itallylng In the eighth and ninth inning* to icora two nma, 7 Klmbrel. Ilr.l.erla I. JeU r X. T w o . bsee hit: llr.aran. Aiwlstai Orrballlal 4, llnaa t. Womack I, Itlnaldl. Hehlto. C'lreone, I'umphell I. Itah* erla X. llowap, lilm brel. Three. bsee lilts: ram pbell |. Hlnlen baao: i ‘ani|ibel|. Hnrrlflres: Ilowan, llr * tier X. Double play: floss In Wo* mark, to llloab il l e f t on baeos: I lea la Y. Hanford » Mlrurk out b ri I'lrrono I, Jrier * till lor pllrker. I.y: f ’ lrroae iJolmsonl. W ild p llrh i J rie r, Paaeral balla: Mrlilro X. Kim* bn I Umpires: M rLsulln and Holm* bluer Time o f y im t i !: • !. OKI.ANDO Apr, 20.— |/P>— Athletic D rtor Harry S. _____ antlo high achool reaignrd from th« faculty yaa* terday and Mid lie would enter the Insurance business. Hla res­ ignation becomra effective at the close of the school term next month. , Greene, who played end on the University o f Florida foot­ ball tram under Coach Charlet Bachman, came to Orlando high as head coach In 1030 and flva years ago also was made ath­ letic director. I a s I year Walter Hovater waa appointed head roach anil Grrrnr remained as CempbeU- ORCHESTRA Al Ik* stroke of a every after■*•*—" * pieea'a free.reelitaM etoeaetae ike ewe row s ltrs lr JACK HOLLOW AY1* M ARINE ROOM Oraagw at Wall, OrtaaJa X* ftaterl York-Boston. RED RYDER Member Associated Press Phllaaolphla Depair Clerk ‘W h i t e h a i r P le d g e s No Winners In Corporations •A id T o T e a c h e r s , jyar»^.e.c,ares Show Bigger Profits Now S c h o o ls A n d N e e d y ” ead^ -Legl™ Railroad Equipment ________ DEMOCRATIC PARTY . SEMINOLE COUNTY - If run suffer from rheumatic arthritis or neuritis pol>*‘ try tale simple . loktpoaolvo bosse recipe that tbo Uganda' are tsalag. Oet a pseksge of -Ru*Ks CempouaW. to* tUy.'MIs It wlih a quart of water, eoi* tha-ejulca of 4 . lemoga , ll ’a ea$r. Ma trouble at all and plaaaant. You pa*4 only X lableepoou* rule twp tlmaa u day. Often wltBln <1 hours— sometimes overulahl — •blend 14 -repuile are obialned. If the peine da Hot quickly leava and if 'you do hat feel better. Ilo-K i will rOel you nothin* lu Iry • • It I* aotd by your drugalst under au ehsolule maaey.park trueran tee. We r r r i a n i a l /ltu*Ka Cuespound, Mdd at MeReyaeld'a Drue Com­ pany and good drug aiprea every* .............. Mskg > Croat Mark (X ) gft4!r the Name of\tha C sn d B S (rf JTOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS tor B flv to r JTOR UNITED STATER SENATOR vorn row oh» Geo. W. Gray aitiHana IR GOVERNOR Speasard L. Holland Francis P. Whitehall* FOjl SECRETARY OF STATE i ra n ow n FOR COUNTY S’ PUBLIC t o r t ro w ohm l Free Barbecue Given By Local Club After Candidate's Address * Declaring that' when ho la elected governor of Florida he will bo the lobbyist for the achools, the teachers, the l old people, the dependent1 'children, and all other needy human beinga of Florida, Franda P. Whitehall VoFrancl* P. Whltchalr, Volusia luaia county candidate for county candidate for governor, * governor, addressed a throng spoko before the largest crowd of Mvaral thouaand at a rally to hear a candidate fo r political and fra* barbacu# in hit honor, offlco at u rally in the Municipal aponaorad by tha 8emlnolB I Athletic Field yesterday even­ County Whltehalr-for-Governor ing. Club at th* Municipal Athletic | __________ FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL FOR"RUPERVI80R OF FOR COMPTROLLER FOR COUNTY B y E B E D HARM AN HUPERINTENDENT OP PUBLIC INSTRUCTION R t D fAOWT R a v b a * IROM iTiTUTiOetILL* ■XFOO. E F F E C T / , -IGRICULTIi RE of « )^ n ^ R0AD COMMISSIONER . ,AZ 2 to rn to r oMmo t r t * 0. J. Pope M. B. T-Bond? Smith D - L D u r M lt e r fOTK row OMM Is M t bnly a vote for a r o d ] U D D U S e U D V I M U I I U neighbor and a frlsnd, but also r r J r m vote la tba best Interests of ItewbioJ# Coaaty.-Oantral F t e r - I ^ x e m p t l O n t l f I ’ TOCCaa-^ Ida and tha entire state." r . . Dodarlag that it taka* money O r8 Too Is Considered Kar-Rooching u l 'p l o ^ w A siiiK U T O tt, Apr. SI. - u n || hid nude BO * aub- — Rankin* Democratu of the ataatial coatribatioaa to a g * m. t Hotma Labor Committrc a-rvod paten ( U 4 f o r a (ovarnor. Ila " o r * ^ * ? “ '•> kin w U th ii e m n 'i u iA o tin . here lation ameniling the wage-hour w M t t ' ^ B L O ^ e f c t t a l d r t r r ' Uw U it ia "limd.gd up" with far W* B; Ballard :* r u d S f l r a t t o ,h° 5* -.11 #TTi ilnmorh propcoed by «fls. ^rden. s t a t e SENATOR | b w a t o r ia l DISTRICT j yiph B. Chapman E* F, Honeholder fora row mu ^ . r o ^ B M B K R OF T in i-----h u u b r o f r e p r e s e n t ATI VIJf ., Group No. | "YOU WONT FIND ANY-WE EAT ALL THE BELL Sp»*SV*BREAD . tATOUR HOUSE T°?!"..F.9." w n iTATIVKS A L L E Y OOP PUBLIC V .T . H A M U N vq n x _ro H C IR C U IT C O U R T PUBLIC .ECTOR Ivertisements MISCELLANEOUS 'M. HOUSE wlU alaaping k' (McCUIUn II oum) at •nt" Oty. Fox' furthar Mulara a** J. If. Colclough XCIIANOR DW ELUNO In At lanta fur Ilk* property ‘In Bin5,-,— Florida Moon, 1010 AlBldg., Atlanta, wu?T***•• GRADUATE PIANO or year tuner, J ohn*L. Galloway Jno, D. Jinking E. C. (Ned) 8mlth. Jr, PUBLIC V n tin n n l •material candidate, introduced Mr. Bradshaw. Mr. Whitehalr deelarsd that if alaetad governor "w a ara going to lagtslaU oat tiraa in tho term* o f human bainf t and wo hava tha money to car* fo r them If wo allraIn*to a lot o f political claptrap Is Tailahaaaao." Those oa th* public payrolls o f Florida will hava to go - t o work ia aa officiant and covft* aooa manner fo r tha paopJaSpf tha state, th* apaakar aaid, '.'Flor­ ida'* fovemrasnt and paid chlaftalna am too to find under tha p ra tcfC M b te. n w etiaiy for (he farmer’* fab*. Debbie, lasting for hours, terad on n provision in tba Bar­ den bill stating that tha wagahour taw shall not apply to 18 operations connected with the processing and manufacture of oar m aaf cammlaalona/. pgmaa*. ’arm products and boards atom myinjMtouncaaaent last Novambaf. ■, J On* -jyf than I,located down arauad tha keys o f a fishing trip,** This ia Ik* sort o f thing Ua tax dollars am gntag fa r and Ma ao woiidar tha State has no mosey to earn fo r Iks human Cily News Briefs ;»Yin O H **1^ Regular drill sessions for Ua three local National Guard com­ panies will ba bald in tha Armory Monday night at 8:00 o’clock. Violators of City ordinances will be tried before Judge Frank L- Millar in a Municipal Court aesaian at th* Polica BUUan Monday afternoon at 4;00 o'clock. Routine busteaaa matter* will be handled at th* rtgular matt­ ing of U * Independent Order of Odd Fallow* to ba haid in th* Odd Fallow* Halt Monday night at tiOO o'clock. Constable W. A. McMullan haj boas confined U Ma ham* fa r Ua peat three week* on are sunt o f a serious Hlnaaa. U waa tauruad to­ day. Ila la much Improved and hopaa to return to lu* wark withte a few days._____ Am all-day picnic will ha haU o t NUMBER 211 Established In 1908 BRITISH AIR M A D A SOARS NORTH INTO W AR CLOUDS Nazis Smash Forward In Mid-Norway r n m m n n itn r B e r l i n Government Formally Accuses British Of Foment­ ing- P r e s e n t War Manufacturers, Pe­ troleum, Steel In­ dustries Gain Most SPEAKS HERE Charles Bradshaw Makeslntroduction T U E SD A Y , M A Y 7,1940 PR E C IN C T N U M B E R m ^Volusia Gubernatorial, CandidateAddresses Largo Audience A t ! * Rally In Ball Park B A L L O T t’S P A P E R KANFORI). FLORIDA. SATURDAY. A PR 11 — VH. lA'lRI.IN. Hercnriant . _ OP r* r m . i c a t i o n 1 t l . l T NAMK HP TIIK HTATK OP P U H U D A , o R K ir riw im l>: IHKNII K. HCIIACCI.IN. AD. FOR STATE TREASURER aacond. Skeen scored on a f. Roberta. r Sanford nine made tha It to 0 In tha savanlh Innarlian Rowan doubled and Itema nn an error by BhortRoes. Klmbrel was aafa on and scored on Pitcher Jt- -Waahlnalnn. S A M P L E P R IM A R Y ELECTION Lemon Juice Recipe Checks Rheumatic * Pain Quickly DANCING at AN INDEPENDENT postponed, P o lle r (ii- ll »> lludaun <•■!> ur llolllaasw orth (•■•). CMiain »l Cleveland.—U a (•-<) M m m A SSOCIATtO V ra. Allan <!-•). Now Orlaana l. Memphis » Detroit al HI. lamls.—IMftpen I Nashville C Cballanoopa {. Atlanta bl, Kaoarlll* 1*1. (|k < 1* 1 ) ra Whitehead (*-*). •ad new aorta innings). Blrmlagham-LJItlv Rock. p-.sl- u n ir . rim r i r i iu m t nx m u n in t h J in titA i. riH i i ir . in penod la a talar data AND rOR ------------- — ---H A I M TODAY STATU Ul' ii.u m iiA . n i t u t . PLORID A STATK LKAOt'N (tea r. ■■■•■■• a l Doi laaa Roaoh m w A im n BCIIAUELlM. Plata* Or la ado at Da Land. nrr Ilslneerilla al BL Aaauallne. |»*w al Most data or fruit breads riaa better If lhay have barn allowed to aland In tha baking pan 20 minutes before they srs placed in tba oven for baking. Athletic Director A t Orlando RcHignB Job I'hltadalphla Oraia at I a m I u i . N4YY0NAI. LRAUI'K e e P ^ f W 1" ■! Ch le**n -T h o m p <S-0> ra. Paaaaau (• • !). , rW ni nTAT* LK su n aaaforN |g aesis a. DoLaad T, Oalaeavtlle S. ??•, Augaatlaa.E Looobura 4. Oflaado *■ Daytona neark k. Ha Jeter p C X I * in live dirrrrrnl groups. is not Intending to put In tha T o ta l* .................. is i t f * i t Notre Dame style o f play wholly, Nroro leg Imilnasi Orals •>•• • • • • • • — • but will mis It wills tha Pitts­ Hanford * XXI a*I I t s — I I burgh type nnd also adapt It E rro r*: (.’ Ireone, lioao. nons bat* trit In: l '• mi.bell I, Hkrea. Ilowan, to the abilities o f tha players. Kltnlinimma (•-•> ve. Small <#•#). lloaton at New Turk —.Rlrlncc rich <••11 r> lluliball (••!). Ml. Louts at I'lttsbiirxh.—fisris ( • • I ) ra Ur.iwn < !-•). A S K H irta l.n r ir r . N»w (uik al Uoalua—I'rarann <!••) »• llaibr <!-•». ■t. Leals la. Plttabnrah I. A M U 1CAS LKAIIt'R Cleveland X. Chicago I. Wkshlagtoa T. Philadelphia (. Detroit «. Bl. Louie t. a ,,?rV:d. T.Mn" " " W ' thf- Dm I ft/ U nd Red-flat* to 7 to S victory L, ov*r Gatomvlll. lait night , in « ".n Florida Slat* le a n * gam*. . Tom*a scattered tha G-Man’s four h|U while hie Ugnm t tft Brook Ipa were collecting nine o ff Dark, Gainesville ace. Score by btafc^|si Sanford la Tha Only CtMn Florida City Affording hall, Hl| And Water Transportation ST. PETERSBURG, Apr. 27.— |/P)— The American Legion wants peace but believea “ the only aound peace program is pre­ paredness," National Commander Raymond J. Kelly o f Detroit anul yesterday. Addressing an outdoor meeting held In connection with the un* nual Florida Legion convention, Kelly u id the Lagion, born of the great war o f a quarter-ccntury ago, want* peace because war has no winners. A t the um c time, he addrd, "supine pacifism la a blanket in­ vitation to trouble In an aggicisive world.” "W e need most today a re­ turn to the rugged faith of our fathers," KSlIy continued. "L ib ­ erty no longer exists in tho>e countries that hav* denied God." Ho expressed confidence In the soundness o f the American­ ism of the nation's young pro­ nto and in their ability tu com­ bat foreign Ideologies. " A t the sam* time," ho addci, llolirrts, M . died at "it is our responsibility to see 001 Klin Avenue at to it that those who follow in Is morning following arc more keenly appreciative « l theso endowed llbarties. It i,, an illneiu nf ibout five months. A resident of Sanford for many n part o f our Job to bring in future rititens these facta ulm ' year*, Mrs. Roberts was lorn in the well-being of our national Green Cove Springs on May IB, environment— wo must veil 1H73. Rhe wa« n member o f th? First lla|I'.Kt f ’hurrh here, America to Americans." s iirvivoiN * i t l»n Ini.hftiul, Jis* Kelly was given Florida d>-f Peace Ut»in*rtH, wno wh»» psrtmrnt membership card No. i *"> '<o’> • ' an* J. j . iC. . nom-rm. ~I3^)0ll~to3ay"by •8U l^r.m ifrmh-' «• -er^ aly-iltt-a-du u gbU r.-M ra, der William C. Brooker. Tampu. ' V " c ? Sl,V." uf. * ,n,f'm! ! n ',,rP During tha second day . bin I d "uKhtcr. Mrs. Mia Ituchanan nf inesa session, Harvey « . Wood 5 « a";'. Met nil Hotwrtu of announced that a achool in p o v C * * - » » * »" • . Mrs- De l. 1 .Hi. ernm.nt for high achriol boys b :o l? r ‘i flnal^waek>t|n ^ ^ H iv c ^ V f F " ^ lo" » Beach. Wm1 cho,»*n fnr ‘ hr Funeral ,e. vires will l c held ot i 041 ( convention after u eon- <hp F.rtahson Funeral I|„,„ p Sen- fas Allies Endangered In Trondheim Area Swedish Sources Re­ port Decisive Fight Expected AtDombas tip the speed with which Nail troops are advancing endangers BritishFrench, and Norwegian positions in the entire Trondheim area. Norwegian units already wera repot ted well scattered, and Al* lied forres were giving ground under relentless machine-gunning of German planes. Sweden heard a decisive bat­ tle was being awaited a l D*|fr> itnliist the liiilliiint glory of n Spring morning are these British bombers flying field in Franca. They are Bristol Blenheim planes, o f the type I towns in Nt.ruuy. ” ' -^Queen Maryn Is Clean-Up, Beautification . Of Homes Sighted By Japs Is Urged During Better Homes Week il(^3r l^aoe 1own " ^ Key West woh by 127 votes to the First Baptist Chu ch, offkiat1°S! log. Burial will be nude in the This morning’s session was de-. Evergreen Cemetery, voted mainly to tha completion Pallhenrrrs n-e John |i. Jinkln*. of standing commlttra reports, j James <•'. Matron, Sr., Halpli llrnnkrr's report pras conrlud-1 C1o*mI peed. Holddo llattrn, J, bn ed with a series o f comments o n ; t’nrvrr and Ca-I Willinn-a. 1«*nrlNlr<l I*IT4B Ucrmnn troops were re­ ported MiuiHhinff fonvard MlIIt munzhiK speed In ccn^. Iral Nonvny todny while In Berlin the government for­ mally hcc used Britain of planning lonjr ngo as Febru­ ary to bring Scandinavia In­ to M-nr ngnlnst the Reich. Stockholm dispatches said Sanfonl nntl Srm innll» pluutinit |»nH:nitnit have In-rn inr* 4 , . ('ouiriy clrjntr, mhrnllhiurK w ilrij fjctj jtfti (<> iulv«ttUig«' in mi*I more bx'-mliful «m*II the <*n-, rtpjkFnrttnfr tif-llttf «l**r Ui^r Nnlionnl I hutnr.i. f - - ||«titi«*|A u»tk w IhcIi Imjjiih iMiiMir* I l'romo(i<»n «»l l»cHrr hmiNuii; IS I x m d e d I**'' mill ••••!• li»r*'nuh .'Lit 'ttill nl-i, h him- t.f Du* niuiA, Mr . 1 Ai, jj t i\ l uni i), M*»y I. Mrs. It**'.1 IV An .Amltcws «nl<l. In IIiin r«niii«vlitin ^ illd lllili* I I aI S i I , 1I1. u•, hnii'.i' tit ni'tir*! 1.itlam ui.'t n l. |;ill «lay tnnnnrow n 1 u Innnr »• • -- ~ Frencll I diner II r rftlHTy a Of NKW 10111; . Apt .'7 * ill- Lulc*.t ilifni mnliuli un lit' u Inn • ubuuts nf Ihi* IIliti* 1i Iiiiit IJuci 11 Mary irornrT fmin uffn»r>* ihc Ji|mm nf sliMnn’r !'••« luvv Cantlniatri for public o f f i c e mr?nl>rrit of the ltK*al Intiirr ami Tulin who nay liny m» w In 1 nl Woo«!nirn from hxlirTa in Mir ('ape Town, Jiwiiti» \fiiv.i. Apt roumlitiit diatrictN have Ihmti in viteti to jittcmi the )x>x * uppci They mu.I .l.v «..■ . i.tti i>>« il by " '" " " * I* I rliorin tt 1 in tin linin»‘ itpontoirtl hy the Wtintlinm of j (| U1||, u,.. „|,,, r tlu* World in the lodge Hull Tuc^- thrrr dcalruyoM. appaiiently inkday night, C. C. tolliin suid mg on fuel und Mippln ■*. \nnlher wince, u \sir.ml . to»*' hnildiui* ••m toxiay of the wnihln great linei . tin II em»t Fir I .Mm **! will u • >1 fm I’riKTet’it of the tupper will l*»* |Hr France, vnlti.ial) wu» ic.nly dljfihiyn Im the \»uiifi*id Isuitlen «*f New * h»h, the Hanford A •! « lull mel for the lx nefit of the loilgc, lie to leave tin* rufety ' *he lloine l)i niitiiHtralinii |i p;iit naid and ur^cd all menri*r» t«» York harbui. attrml tlie rneetinir whith will Blnrc y r it i rtluy, l.i.g.- batgts " " ' " f ' M .................... becin nt K:00 o'clock. The mem- , , , f. , , , ... . L'Cfctiniii for home inipinw ineiit , „ utini, ..... . -sltllUlf tiers of the local irrove of I lit- loaded with v..p|«. be. te-ii up brsidr bn Man Du-k„ f vm. „ , |„t, .... .. >vl|| Woodnirn t’ln lr will furnish the | I m - urg.d. ... ».|| it..,,,, program. A pmgrum of mimic i;» l.csn u n i tint*......... I...... She will carry nut- H lit. l«*g ,bm l(. hioI ... u„ , <•»! cargoes lo bt- Dike....... I ol firalinn I.f >»nl to i Iiih New York liurbor in many |i„„ th,- Gnttlni I'lnh will |.r<. months. Mt-riltalidisr t-vidcnlly vide rally m Hie wvik n li.t nf if being alored cvi-n in pa»*eng'-r. M.nte nf Ihr bullies in Suiifuid cabins anti corridors. Frrr.ch wlirro simple nn.l ntespeiislve lino officials were silrnl. — Funeral services for Mm. T K. Thornley, 03, who died at her home in flummerfietd, Fla.. Thursday evening, will be held ut the Krickson Funeral Home Sun­ •Snlvaliun Arm y campaign lu-a.l day afternoon at 4:00 o'clock with i|uaitrm mi I tic rorntr nf S ir About i!U for-otu <1 Elder I- E. Lenhelm of Orlando, nnd S tr ir t und Magimliu A v e ­ president of the Seventh Day thiiT Iniju* of rit:urM, •*n>fit Lox < nue will l e clu.ed until nest KrP Adventist Conference, official' of chewing gum, nit «l«*/rn run* titty, ( apt. It- K. Hove mtrn.unct-d ting. Burial will be mada in thr of Prince Albert kmukinj: Ini turn tuilay. atxJ numerous other vimill Items Evergreen Ccmatery. Capt. Ituhi- vui I tlust tImvi* A native o f Columbus, Miss., wera stolen last nig lit wlmi Itit- workeiN win. have nut rettortA and I* Storeon lient-vu and Mrs. Thornlay came to Sanford in otl, and Individual.- wliu liuvr nut we. in te id . made their cuntributluns slmuld 1022 and reaidad bars until four Sanfoid Avenurs Chief <f I Silica Hoy G Uillumv bring in their rcp-irte and con­ years ago. Pallbearers will be Latlla Went, said today. tributions to the regular Salva­ II* Mid that tin- liurgl.it-i in- tion Arm y headquarter, at 2 H George Shipp, J. E. Abernathy. H. N. Bayer. W. D. Hoolehan nf terad the store through prying East Second Street. Daytona Beach and Roy Schmidt ooen tho back door. Mrs. Muxwell Stewart, cam­ paign chairman, stated that ’ sev­ eral hundred dollars more are needed lo put the drive “ over the top." " I f you want lo have a part in the suectss of this campaign, which in turn will make It pos­ WHEREAS, th* National Batter Homes Wrek baa resible for the leas fortunate of suited In many advantages to U * community life in the our city and county to have more and I etter assistance during the United States, and whereat, tha* Horns Demonstration De­ coming year, will you not send partment o f Seminole County has teemed much interested your contribution In as soon as la Better Hornet. posaibla," MrJ. Stewart laid. WHEREAS, this movement has bean beneficial In alt D E N IA L MADE OF DEATH parte o f th* coaaty, in safeguarding health and safety, la Mrs. Thornley Rites To Be HeldOnSunday .... Army Headquarters Tobacco Taken When) closed This Week Store Is Entered Miami Herald Okeys Holland For Governor BETTER HOMES WEEK furthering firs prevention, in promoting better housing, in stimulating Civic Rrida, and In making U * City and County gmf tk# Horn* beautiful. NOW THERSFORK. be It inosra that April 28 through May 4 la known aa Batter Domes Week, and that in this worthy movement w * urge each citlxen to do his or her bast to make oar City and County a Cleaner, Healthier. Safer and More Beautiful place In which to llr*. W A L T E B B. COLEMAN. V , Mayor. LONDON, Apr. *7. —DP)—'The war office announced last nlirht that reports that Capt'iin Prtrr Ftiminv, brilliant vqung Enrlish Journalist and author, had baen klliad in Norway ware "without foundation." A Stockholm news­ paper had quoted Nnrweqlaa refurres as saying Fleming waa kilted In an air raid. AMENDMENT REFUSED WASHINGTON. Apr. 27. —DP) —The Senate refused yesterday to accebt an amendment to the appropriation for security ami la­ bor activities which would hava set aside 0100.000 for research In­ L O C A L W E A to tha causes o f pneumonia, In­ mean* Jfluanaa and colds. Senator Pepper ) U * o f Florida offared U * amendGenerally fair tonight day; mild tompaiatwu. ____ menL �> tlie Sanford Herald A L ong B allot .' * Whitehair Pledges Aid To Teachers, Schools And Needy ‘IT’S K IN D A LO N ESO M E A R O U N D r»rry a io n w n at im M . riH M a U la a long atxf complicated ballot which will greet the voteni when tMy Jo to' the poll* on the morning or afternoon of May 7. Ih only a little inore than a week the people will be expected to mark their bnllota for their favorites In ^yo score races in at least one of which there arc as many as 81 candidates. Under the circumstances It l>ehoovea every conscientious citizen to become ac­ quainted with the candidates, know where they stand, and l»e prepared to vote accordingly. At the top of tho ballot are four groups of piesidentlal electors In every ope of which there are two opponents except In the first where there are .five. For United [m m ft MISS LILLIAN ADAMS, Society Editor Social Calendar MONDAY Prayer Band j f the Presbyteriaa Church will meet til the church at 1:03 P. M. ’ inspiration* 1 Program of th.» Presbytetian Church will tc held In the church at .*1:30 P. M. 1 Bradenton reports mote than • 10,000 iVfVW pvt r*J persons rtglslen-d in Man •We county. The BL Petersburg Times lias picked Rpessard Hollnml ns it’s candidate for governor. What we need is a "Know Flo­ rida Week" for getting acquaintr<j with political candidates. The Miami News is the letroi ids pubtleatiou to announce support of Rraitor Andiews re-election. F Well, anyway Mrs. Roosevelt did net lay her hand* on the head of any candidate for tha ti. 8. Senate while In Florida. i:f ■ EB and Whitehair. and h r long been prominent In VoIubiu county politica while hnlland In a Polk county cltrun irrower nnd for the pant eight yearn han been n member of the State Senate. In the Attorney Gencral’n race there nro five cnnclldaten, at leant one of whom, Ed. R. Bentley, hnn prevlounly camiuiigncd for thin office demonntratlng connlderable po­ litical strength. Other candldaten include Millard B. Conk­ lin, E. B. Donnell, E. P. Martin nnd J. Tom Wntnon, For Comptroller the candidate* are Frank Brown, Edwin G. Frnncr and the Incumbent J, M. Lee. Candldaten for State Treasurer are J. Edwin I-arnon. former internal revenue collector, nnd It. L. Richard, nnd W. M. WnlnrlahL For Railroad Commlnnloner wo have tho choice of W. JH. (Babe) Dougins* nnd S. C. Peacock, a former newapaperman from Umatilla. Following on !the linllot in a long lint of local rnndidntcn who arc fairly well known tn local voters. • In ndtlillon to tho cnndidntcn for Nniimml Democratic rommltteeman, of whom there nre twelve, and for Nnllonnl Democratic Commlttccwnman, of whom there nre three, perhnpn the most confusing content on the ballot i« for delegates to tho National Democratic Convention. There nre fll candidates for tjiln Job from tho ntate-nt-lnrge from whom only four a re to I k* chosen. There nre also ton rnndidat°n for women delegates from the nlntc-Rt-large from whom there also four to l»e rhoaen. Then there are eight candidates for delegnto.i front the Flftji Congrennional dintrict for men from whom I f current roinnient I* lirllevisl, (her* are morr rommunists holdiflf Impo^a nl positions in tills eopntry than there nre fieople. ' Admiral Ryr<1 is on Ida way bark to III* United males tu Th* Miami Herald ha* reivnlly joined tho rapidly gimvlng tanks vjf Florida newspaper* wlilrh luivi* Mdened Spessaid Holland for us to With s grain of salt. But that's - -Ja»t Whit we’re afiakl of, the ^ „ ' Ax ^ . v Senator J, J. Parrhb nf TitusV ylll* is one of Ih* candidates for i , delegate td the Demtciatlc Noi ' tienal Convention from jhe Fifth Maybe on* reason Mve Annrnbtrg didn’t' pay his Income lax was because he was making so ■mch money he Just couldn't af­ ford to .__________ ihn nipriln nf (ho varioua raiiilitlatcN as wo aro,- but wo tl» list of no-rnllr.l -third torm” cunflltlateH for tlolojralo.t, uh well n.i tlmao wlto arc bpposed to a (bird term, no I hut I ho public ran vote Intelligently on thin question. A h fu r ju t th e local o fficex nre concom m l and tho m a jo r Hlntewltlo racea on which th ere hnn nlrcady lioon cdnaldorable publicity, wo believe tho public ran ho trusted to m ake up th eir ow n mlntlx w h o Ih (h e Ijeat man nnd v o le cqn vien tlou n ljf •f o r Ixtat •inleren^# ,u f Utftm Advfa tlllsl II Ii nTm ansn.4,. I ^ ami heir county, New Homed homcH." Under Iho F1IA program alone, 4 liulll new homen for themaelven at an averai 28<X diirlng 1939. ‘ “The new homea built under the FIIA program (hla state laxt year released more than $17,C vatc capita) Into the regular channels of trade.” M.’ M. Parrish, FlfA state director, declared, "a s well as Increasing (he ranks of home owners. We are pleased with (he record we net inl939, but confidently expect tn see new records in home construction set In Florida during 1940 under our new )6w-cost housing program. Under thla Got. Cone, campaigning for tho United States Beqate, denies he M s sick man. How many time* s man falls to realise he is sick, Mftieularly when he suffers from M «rt trouble, until It I* too late! band rtntrol in all its branches which the United Kingdom and Franc* consider aq absolutely ne­ cessary patt of the war in which the two countries are at present engaged." The American government, how­ ever, aald in the statement that It "reserve* all of its right under international law and is not io be understood as accepting any principle of Interference with bona fide neutral trade." f.illeliainmi'r-Dombas h i g h w a y m-Is had entered Trondheim fjord now are actively at grip* will. «ml sunk German warship* there, ■arb other. Flanking fire .from German In tho Roros . sector Nor- warship* which had pushed into wc-ginn troops and Allied rein- the tip o f Trondheim fjord was forrnm nts were reported to partly responsible far the withhave retreated 20 miles to Die drawel nf a British advance unit vast. at Rleinkjer, 50 miles north of Such a. German. victory in th* Tondhelm, yesterday.) hitter 'fighting on Ihe GToffitaa , Th* Allied and Nagagogien p e river, if It Is a fact, entirely re- sltiuns north o f SUtakJer war* verses the military picture at further strengthened by reinRoros. Earlier, the Allied and forcemen(s o f crack French Norwegian force* had brought troops, Including well-trained Alartillery into action to throw pine fighters— "blue devlla**— back German advance units to who are expected to be partlcua point at least five miles south larly effective in the fighting of Roros while British fight* In the rugged, mountainous ter* 'ing planes nnd anti-aircraft gun* rain. rut sharply Into German agrial, North of the Arctic circle, at activity. ,.. | the ore port of Narvik, th* GerThe Allie* and Norwrgjans.'man position was precarious. No moving down the Glomma river more than 500 man were revalley from their concentration ported holding on valiantly in point at Btoren, 30 miles south: mountain positions apound the of Trondheim, met the German town, sparsely supplied with column at Roros. 1 stores and ammunition by GerArtillery went Into action on man planet, both sides. Th* Germada suf- ( There also were reports that, fared considerable losses and despite Intense dLfficaKiee, the were driven bark five to 15 German* were managing to get mllra south o f Roros, the dis- reinforcement* and supplies Into patches said. 1 Trondheim by plane. The Germans were advance I Transport planes war* aald to detachments of n force following be bringing In loads o f 55 men .he railway line north from Oslo, each, while unconfirmed reports *80 miles south o f Roros, in anjssld on* German ship carrying Ih* blockade of German export* to tho United .State*. The Allied representatives *Utid "they rrrQghJsed that these nu-asuira had craulM tend rases and there Is •very desire to redress such grievancaa where their genuine char­ acter Is ployed." gnvcnjments are •nc-'ord1 i*(> bckMlwA to voiesaiiMa* apt' plicaUrns of American importehi which have teen turned down. App 11 rations or re-«7vimi*'it|:n should be sent to French or Brit­ ish consulate* in the United States before June I. They also Mid applications Ap eminent physician advises m en not to talk loo much at •ala if they would keep their (•bands healthy, but the IMIm ••h Port warns tliat the change 0t)d be gradual so as lu reduce a danger of shock._____ man fdrea was reported driving n l - I a » north tbroagh the Gudbraoda- U l O C k S f l C 1 dalen .further west. This adranee waa fighting Allied units x fi.u iu n m u near IVngebu. some 100 mile* south o f Trondheim. ^ W ®2£hZ b (A British war office comU munlqu, said the Allied forr*a. In Amwricaa trade rt heavy fighting south o f Dom- ’ #nd olhrr were firced to make "llm- ,u i. withdrawals" by a superior The pledgee, tm German .force equipped with ar- general terms, w, UHory, armored vehicles and lo w * '* lU U m x t ( mnh flying planes. Dombas Is 50 SlaU Departamot miles north o f Rlngebu.) | sations held he*« Last night's report gave ,vt- eon a ff letsIs sad done* .ihe Allies now era betUf parts. Prof. Chart equipped la serial defense than Aepoty goven they were during th* early stage* France, and I or tho war. 1 kin. advisor t Th* prcenc* of British p er-. R l « ttmmtm suit plane* in tii* Trondheim' Ah* eawrgxi sector brought a sudden a boto- ?u*rr, ' ' " ( ^ ment In German air activity there os well as furthrr aorth. " J * * * A t Namaos, Allied troops landing * ? ! * ! ' *¥ poiat 50 miWe up the roast Irem ' l l I j T L Al Treadbeim. the Installation o f 1 •aU-alrgraft batteries nddcgd* Oarmsa bombing foraya ta c .o ' » The filming uf Marjorie Rswlt f i “The Yearling" has been Mtponed for a year. It Is said, wnuaa of the inability of the MtoMeni Ih find • suitable Italy Intends To Make Wright Frit In Eurpprim War always eat in thla resi-iu- Intention to make her wallkt .You khow. In lots of rwo- felt eventually hi Kuropel tww « a r mas signified hi tho ctaambtr o f faacea and guilds yCtaV, y J " 1. M >**re aftm* Jialy rir»ed tea amrat Meaty of Loa- K Premie* Mumolbl'. mlnlo'UJU. 1i t (In Laaden U was repocudl Ihe'-reyat atr force had sate*. I • TUESDAY K Ralph Chapman Dear Friends SAYS 'E xecu tive Braid of Woman'-! Club will meet *t 10:00 A. M. in Uia club house. Gra-Del Sub Deb Club will rponaar a Suhscriptlmi Bridge tarty at the F.lks ilall Mt H:00 P. M. •WEDNESDAY Woman'* Club will have a “ MoAherV Day” program tn connec­ tion -with a luncheon at 12:30 DIRECTORY We Pay Cash For Used Fumllure. At I V kl. . THURSDAY Townsend Club will hold It* weakly meeting at 7:30 P. M. in the Court House. Everyone is Invited to attend. * FRIDAY Ft. Mellon Chapter of Sons and Daughter* ol the Territory af • Florida will meet at K:00 M. at the home of Mr. an! ra. B. F. Whltncr. FURNITURE CO. 318. ph Sanford Av«, » Iln v o Y o u r C lodut A it d ] Duplicate Bridge : Club Holds Party W a lc h ^ t R ep aired B y I One W ho R eally Known llo w ed to the large inen-ases in exrt* to their respective rnentries )m t)>e United .States," ami add­ er! “ that the total amount o f Im­ port* from the United .States In­ to thf!y countries will continue In Increase." I • J A BRIGGS 108 H«ffiiOlY _ “ Listen Int Hear FRANCIS P, W H ITEH AIR WDBO Myd tin- Flo rid a Net wor k 9 M m U. A. Newman nnd Mr*. ft. J. Thigpen were high sparer* ksslenisy afternoon when Mr . p. L. Thrasher ehterlalne I the mimhe-s of h*r Thursday Dui>Ileal* Club for It.* *rgu!nr nns-ttag at her home in Rose Court. Mrs. N. J. Whitworth was awardt/i .the high score priie i.t tin' gnes'U abl" and Mrs. Margaret Bamrs was rev. Ivor t-f tin' servma prlsr. . A ralad rourse was si-rvtsl by the1hostess at the conclu ion of the. bridge games to tin* follow­ ing: Mrs. F. K. Ibniniillat. Mrs II. M. Pepwo-th, Mr«. Julia (ion* Itlr t, M ta. John (iallowruy. Mr* 3 A TiJ R DA Y _ N IC ! running our State government lias practically DOUBLED hi the last five years? in 1U35 the cost of running tho Stale, not counting school < nr county func­ tions, was $|8,G2.'i,tt8U. Within five years, by the end of last year these ‘same expenses had increased to $35,470^00, repre-j wcnlhsg ah- lN pR K A 8E rof 'OVKIL (ill perrefit. ft is guinfe to take a lot uf HARD WORK In the Legislature to handle a situation like that. It Is going tn take p LOT of IIAKU WORK to hold, our Hlatc expense* nnd taxation DOWN. I a in USED to hard work. I wax born with a plow handlr in iny banJs. Before I was 12 I waa out of bed by 4:0(1 o'clock in the morning to milk the cow*, feed tiie chickens, cut the wood and draw Ihe water.I I have been WORKING ev-j cr since, the HARD way. More good bill* have been TALKED to DEATH on the floor] of th* Senate than have ever been KILLED IN C O M M ITTE E 1 if you want a bill to pasa you’ve cot to Be your WORK in the hallways and cloak rooms. Thai fj*,wkin*, KAKTKRM Package Stow* Lillian Trasher’ Is Discussed A t Meet The story of Lillian Traiher nnd her work-with the Assiout Orphanage in Egypt -waj tolj by .'In. Mabel Oglesby and Mr*. " , F. -McTeer at the mission study and program meeting oi the Wo­ man's Missionary Council of the Sanford As.«mbly of God Church Thu-sday night In the church. Lillian Trasher started her or­ phanage, it was said, 2ft yiars ngo In a place where such work ha1 never been heard of before. Today there ate 821 widows and children being fed, rlothrd and educated in the school connected with the orphana-je. Mbs Trasher had never had an endowment or any pledged support, it was dtdared, but de­ pend* entirely upon free will oflerinqa and the trust In God to supply from day to day. ' tab­ leaus, -repreaenllng M in Traaher and children of various ages, was shown while Jean McIntyre plaved a piano selection. A general outline of the Assemblie* of God Mission work in Africa was given by Mr*. Oglesby, stressing the rapid strides the missions have made in enlarging their work. The meeting was called tn or­ der by Mr*. T. R. Miller on! opened with the singing of the Mission Theme Song followed with a prayer by Ilev. W. F. Mc­ Pherson snd a tong by tho-e prtrent. Mrs. Touchton read thr scripture, using the third chap­ ter of K»odii* and closing it with the uox<ilogy. Present were: Rev. and Mrs. '.teThir on, Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Willis. Mr. and Mrs. II. Ihntun. Mr and Mrs. K. II. Mrlntvre, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Fryer. Mrs. M. Hester. Mrs. Q1 'M. Touchton. Mrs-. T. R. MIHer„Mra. K. V. Miller.. Mrs. M. Whitaker, M r . Oglesby am l' M-W McTeer. AKo. Misa Wylrnr Willis, M l" Vurnh Miller, Miss Annie Rutli Willis, Miss l-cotq' ItenUm, Miss lover Whilaktr, and Leroy Whitsker, Charles' ,Willis, Joan MeTerr, lean McIntyre; Fhrrest MrTi*'-. Donna McT ^ r. i'snj ('utberinr Miller. fiowinflr Club Holds. Bi-Monthly Meeting I'nl'l t'olll lest AdverllsemSal I'slA for l,y l-'rleml* of Kra nrls |». W h l U l is Ir BILL’S \ Teleyhoas 148 r t A r r r R ir.Tiin A Y Mrs. A. M.‘ GnrJnhr C. F. Proclur Fsch memlier gave her • tev°cit» rielps a* answer to (he roll rail at the bimonthly weetlnr»of 'the Sou Sari Fewihg- Club Wed. ••esrlav afternoon at the home of M-s. W. II. Tunnlcliffe. After fponding the morning HOME OP CHOICE GINS J ' WINES . ; ■ LIQUORS* , 5 ” ~ P h w e 88f L A S T T IM E 3 T O D A Y D O UBLE PROGRAM ' rson Mr*. E. L. Mathews of Ply­ mouth wai the guest yesterday of Mrs. F. E. Roumillat at* her home on Palmetto Avenue. Mr. and Mr*. F. E. Roumillat plan to spend tomorrow at Day­ tona Bearh as the guest* of Mr. and Mr*. B. J. Roumillat. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Shepherd bare rtturned to their home on Elm Avenue after spending the past month In Savannah. Ga , a* the guest* of the latter'* uunt, Miss Marie O’Sullivan. Friends of Harry Joe Minarik will be interested to learn that he has been chosen freshman coun­ cillor for next year ut Stetson University. Sidney Nix, Jr., and Harry Joe Minarik, studinta at Slet*on Uni­ versity in DeLand, spent yester­ day afternoon here visiting friend*.Miss Caroline Hill had ** her rupper guests last evening at her cottage at Coronado Rtaeh, Miss Doris Hall, Miss Martha AOams, Miss Anna Cornell, end Newton Whitworth, Robert Rumbley, J. W. Altman anl Alien " ’allarc. Jack TorraneV and Carl Vauss, of Charlotte, N. C., arc spend­ ing the weekend in Sunfnrd as Ihe guests of the former's grand­ parents, Mr. and Mr*. J. I’. Van flouten. _______ Friend* of Miss Flora MclMianl of Sparks, Ga., will re -ret l» leant that she !• seriously ill »• her home In Sparks. ‘ Friend* of Johnny snd Jimmy Kri.er will l»e glad to learn Ihsl they have yetumr'l from Orlando where they underwent toitsilectomles and arc recupeeatiiif at their home on Fourth Sin el U. D. C. Observes Party Given For Itnlph Cowan, Jr. Memorial Day Friday Southern Mctnurpl Day was observed by the N. de V. How­ ard Chapter of the United Daugh­ ters of the Confederacy yester­ day with a luncheon at the Mayfair Hotel at which Mr*. K. U Mathews of Plymouth,' state di­ rector o f the Children ut the Conrfderary, was the guest of honor. The long luncheon table was decorated with a large bowl of red rosea and white gypsophila and small Confederate flags. At each place a corsage of the tame flowers was presented to the guests by Mrs. A. K. lio-setter, president of the rhaptrr, who prrsidJU over the meeting. The following songs were sung during the luncheon hour with Mrs. Martin Dram leading and Mrs. F. F.. Roumillat accompany­ ing on the piano. ' “ Suwanee Div­ er.'' '•Florida, My Florida.’’ "God Diets America,'' and “ liltle." A short business meeting was held following the luncheon and an interesting paper on “ Pensa­ cola,” beginning with the found­ ing of the city, through the pe­ riod of the War Del ween the States, and up to the present time, was read by Sir*. R. J. Holly. The program was concluded at the cemetery where the Children of Ihe Confederacy were in charge and Mrs. Mathms, the principal speaker. Mi-s Dettie Wathen, president of the C. ol C., presided over Ihe meeting and presented Mrs. Mathews with an arm bouquet of rial and white flowrrs. colors of the or­ ganisation. Miss Kliinlietli Whigham, Male president of the Children of the (kmSrdrracy, was introduced. Others taking part on the uro­ gram Included Mi*s Jane Thig­ pen, Miss Winifred l.ovelt. Mica Susan Kirtlcy, Mis' Katherine Spencer, Mi»s Nancy Dighton. Karl Jeter and Charles Cameron Mrs. Dram read a p:ip< r. “ The Origin o f Memorial Day.” after which Mrs. Dossetter ralle I the loll of veterans and deceased members. After the/blowing of tap* by F.mmctl ll rndoii. Con­ federate flags were placed on the soldiers' graves, while bou­ quets of flowers wore put on Ihe graves of di cru-e I members, and a large ba-k* t "I led ami white gladioli placed on the Mr. and Mrs. I'cte Till.- of Oriandw-sdslt.d->»r«» -witli fr.in la, yesterday. erganiser of llocliapler «1 U.,D. C. Frans Warner left y.-i.-r.lsy AtU-mlintf tin- luM'-ii*s>n wen for Tallahas «*c where lu- will Mrs. Rnssetter, Mr-. Mathew* visit for a few days wuli bis Mrs. J. J Itolly. Mi* Il I- i'«r brother, Ralph, before baviuc f»r kins. Mrs R J Holly. Mrs. J Clev.ltnd, O., In spend tlo- sum- II. Tniluck, Mrs llrain. Me* mCr. Rmunillat. Mr'. R. Dyson r Mr*. F. L. Wiiixlrufl. S » . Mis Mr. and Mrs. Wort Warner Karl Jeter. Mr*. J. M Met as nlax to leave Monday for Cleve­ kill. Mr*, (i l>. Itishop. and Mr* land, 0 „ where they wdl su.-ud M. S. Wicgin* •he summer after visiting in San­ ford for the past two week*. 'Vullnrr, Ben od, Mrs. I'at*on Mrs, Albert Manning. Mrs. It. II. Foster. Mr*. W. C. Flwi**- an** "Stage Mothers" i» the *uhj**l Mrs. N. Gu.tsfson. And. Mrs. A. C. Th«ma , Mrs. Sam Byrd bus chosen to discus* O. P. Wad.*, Mrs. M. S. Nelson, Wednesday afternoon when b. Miss Lillie Johnson. Miss Msr- )jil|' be the guest speaker ut i iorie Bridgemsn, Mi** Ji-annine “ Mofher's Day" progiom of Ihe Manning. Penelope Wallace Shir­ Woman's Club al the elub house Mr*. E. A. Ilouglsi uiul M's ley Middleton and John Robinson. The next meelini: will be at Austin Smith nre sponsoring Ih. given f"l Ihe home of Mr*. Gcorgr lislnes. progiam lining a Agreement* lelween tmploy- All club members are urg'il I *TS snd workeri in Sweden's ps- attend Ihe meeting, arrompanie by their molher*. Ilnsles.se* for Ihe lunrheno in rluile Mr*. O. I*. Herndon, Mi C. It. Dawson, Mrs. Clyde Run Sam Byrd To Speak At Woman’s Club a i.rict: o r m . r ilalpli Cowan, Jr., celebrated hi* iirthday Friday evening with a prom parly, riven by hit mother. Mi*. K. T. Cowan, at thn home on Magnolia Avenue. Vaiioes Spring flowers were u*ed to deroraie the loom* in which Itnipli entertained hi* guest*. ilverliid with a I*re rover, the dining room table na* centeied with nil arrangement of pansies, balanced on each end by a large hiithday cake decorated In pink end green and each heating light pink randies. tiames, contests and prom* Were enjoyed by the guests with priirs leing Won by Mis* Patsy Alernnlhy. Miss I'alhetiae Clark and Hilly Shoemaker. l ate in the evening refreshnnnls of brick ice cream, cike and mints wete served to. the fol­ lowing quests; the Misses Jane Thigpen. Mildred Itohson, C’.ltherinn Ileum, Vdith iatvejoy, Mar­ tha Perkins, Mn \ Ann Whelehel, Catherine Claik, Maltha tlrown, 1‘atsy AiieranOiv and Annette A) lams. •'l*o, Jimmy Michael, Clarence M'Kis-. Joe Hiker, Hill Stringer, Al Brock, Bobhv Callahan, Alftid Ihiudney. Hilly Shoemaker. Pete llrock, Charles Dawson and (Serald I nssing. AT THE CHURCHES < oittnnruATioxAi. r i m t r i i Corner Park Avenue amt Third glreet, J. II. Root. Minister Honday School, *:4i> A. >1. Morning Hrivlce. 11:0* A. M H.tnioti subject: -T h e (turning Hush amt the llurnlng Heart ilie Men's t'lith will m e n W e d ­ nesday night (o r n Inlet hosiu.-ss session at the I'arl-h llotisc at * »o P M I T I K T P M O n t T I t M I t X . III Kelt ».*. D IlniMiilff, l». IV. l'a«iitr V * 9 .\ M. Mm.in) Hrhooi. li.«»o A .\J. ‘ Alumina Worthlp. ;:**«• r Junior arul Hrnlor I'hiisilan IliHlriYitr. * •••• I*. >1 . I.’vm hu : Worphln A tttrtll.il ink itatlun «a* (ti«* o u lf Hr nlvrn l«i nil n i l lh r * r •**rv» •fft n u n u% rri%T r m u n i I'ark Avrnuw nl Hltih S U f l .*4iiiula> HrhtMkl. a M MtunlnK Wutohlp. 11 on A M Ti.iintiiK I ’nlon 8 V M I At nlrii; AYorpInp. 8 On |* \f vt (hr * Vi* i Iti$t Ilnur. .Ml*« I. MiUr Mnllli. Hk rrullkr H»r.*rl.iry «»f • w m r h In* Were know ledge i* eompsr.it 1%, ty Wnrihle-s tinlr-dig.yleil Itilo prartlesl wl.ilnn, and eomni.oi Sense ss applied to III,' a ff n u s of l if e — Tyr.m IMwards Tlti: * vi.v . t h is SI. C l M N. Hu ml a v s.li.*iv|. Morninir \Ya*r«h YoilliR |V« i|i f't t»0«t M HlrrPf MeMlitg Kvtrtg. lisl I.' ,s,-| A tlrnilh $*r**eit wrlrntiip $., »\wr\< HUMUS \'i«n«»rtt W rl ro m r Do It»\ T. W iMnre, It |i. mlnlki«.* H I A >1. Ilit’lr Hckoul wrllTl I'lnufM |or all n$tn jti*1 on r f f I• t («nt wtoff sif irrolirr*. tVnir i»nJ bring >ouf with y*»u ever yiiur flu " v is |il:ml f i u . t j : ------ - Do.sjt > o i tr l a w it ticcii ncctl e n rich in g? •ft A M. Onr li Mir fhurch H*rYlcn with l.ont> H*ipp»*r H**rlunh. Sun* .inti tlimli' Thw Ihrmr f*»r iltf mcritin* iufs-m *** *v 111 be: ’ Till* c l u n g l n f \Yml<l ol Ourw* l»jr lit* II••v. T \i’ . l>onc»v The new minlniesr «lrw»re» »•» torn nil il*e in* Mil** rt timl frlrntln of the rhor.-b nl ililw mol nil oerklrr*. • in I* \l . itvFitlriK Merrier with (lowpsl HofiKM on<1 an |?Ynnur||p|lr no w«orr G ihhI nuiwlr an.I .1 real wrlriimr r \ l ' mini fo you by min* b i f f »ml proplr. The thrme of ilie eyeyilou »nes>wa»fe will !»«• “Th** V a lo r uf a Hf»($r Ibtfi'i till* I* ihe *uil of ytittr f«rnt Iliin ami N a t u re ')* fur till p ottril ers ROY BRITT You pour? best fcrlili/e r purpnse)*, front plan ts and w h ole farm s, to H it 'll III.A C K ran luails oi I n iv in flo w ­ is l l l ’M D S . il i n sinttll liin idirils of tons. In (he Mountains of North Carolina CHIMNEY HOCK CAMP FOR HOYS iflnds kt |it In* M A It It I AC K A .SKCltKI tm • \i' id I niiiiillis lull thi* for* inn M AR TH A T A U in r r of 0\.nl.. M A It It I Kl I F I.O Y II W AGM I ! nf rhtilti'da Id>I Apr. If*. A \ I . \Vc AGO, uiul jti«l nnnounrrd ll On- " i r k That d in' * ti* I MMind l i l i- ipiilr nil* i«Iid I niDi rii*»T l.f. * * • K K K N S WISH wa« J illlN CO M M AND l.iil could JOHN IX'KA liidp il if lu* wiiMi'l l.i.i ii kii d farm kktu-n* In* KNKW llo D IITTIItK N C K lo'ik»i ru » ci.i.ki-d lait.lt uiul pin( •..•kill lin y all look 1lu* *aine I.. I,...i mill at llo- W lir r K IlA IH It \ ItllKCDC. In"t uiKld hi- hud a tim e Iivifr h** I*«-I!»r half hrr dr^irt-d p«nlii*ii •>( Ihe didicali-ly hathcciit'd animal * * * Anyone W A N T IN G In .SKK MKXICO with A U . il-* ACCKSSOItIKS at native p«-oph-t de^i'il^, cmkbuy* and cacti fplural o f c:»cfiii| from a McxirmiH vn-wpoinl -hould pet ih touch with MltS SKKWK?k ol L A R K M A ItY who »w Iryitiff to mall* up n lour to it" "SO U TH OK T IIK liOltDK.lt DOWN M EX­ ICO W A Y " Ihu Mimimi Ml.'S. S K E W K S upraki Spanish and in well acquainted kkith the coun­ try in nddilion to hei'ij; «|tnl«* interested in the cudiinn and scenery o f Mexico * * For the P A S T MONTH while all her ('Iticl>pit I tinner i T-Iloilo Strnk DiiintTA $1.10 Spccin'. linked limit Dinners (Fie nctrnlnr I’lalo Dinners 00c All these include vegetaldts, think. .«alad. and dessert. Telepltom* 124-1____ of i h•• riot M i ltnt*likl IT.TE T II.I.IS was over yesIr-ids) proudly D IS P L A Y IN G in- J A N U A R Y IIKID K, the fo r­ um A CO RKY FO X o f Orlando, lii i In- nl.I fiit’iul*. IV lf, who li t - ni:ii|«* Iii4 home ill Orlando I' d 11 Din! Ural knowledge, in it* pro|tre«* Is the f.irermin,' ,d lll.einllvy and enllshlrit.'d lotrrailon — l.or.t llroiigbam Dinner Served Suntlny 1:HD o’clock Every' Eveiihiff i5:D0 o'clock Soul Item SI.vie \\>atnn»«l.kv Srrvlrr. 1:0(1 |* \| I' M Monday*•mry S*»rlrlv Mfrlln I* \| \Y»iliir«tln) >" Midi inraxigti lt| np«)fi i «i eker?hotly, it iiiill.'fi I lorn |*t I.a-t Ilnllahtrn the people general!' an,I tyranny and oppt.'**!un* of both mltn! an.l ItooV " H I sstllsh like ey|| spirits nl Itie .lawn of d a y — Th em** Jrfferson t ii ('unit Minn will *p«*ak. eetk |o* Min. begins In ourselves sn.l by r J u . i lion brighten* into l.lrin — clary U s a s r ttaay. PALMS & PINES DINING ROOM sun p vi.vip i .vvnxrn " I -util of tin ’ S k y a p a m & tf Sunday torh< sp/ieewm M"i nun W n*Fday ONEGOAT ..... N O TI C K IH IIKIIKHV < ll'l-N l b s . undsr sod by virtu* of « o or4 »r Ol lloaol AUl«* Allrn II U MlKrr. In l»«»ikn$|M« «!•••*«• *j«# England, France . One of (ba greatest tnigedles * f war (a the rrrolutlon it prodaam in tha individual Vi pet* pecUf*. Jttxt imagine how you'd feel if Elmer Davis should get a sure The o(yly one, we can Imagine la getting <i good laugh out hf Na»T*egl*n cantpolgti is •h FWd Msrshil MannerVheeo forces tmk the brunt b1Ryu(*taii atlsrk because of * 7 » fear of becoming ini 4a the fhtropcan war. Nazis Smash Forward In Mid-Norway i r —a t l a a s a rswas r a g s O w l someone said the other ikiy, ,rr MacFaddrn would inuke mderful Flotkla senatorial late .>. . for the Ki-puMI! A friend of ours advise* vfe o ip Norwegian force* were reporierl to br making a stand. Norwegian sources In Htorkholm said liritish troop* advanring southeastward from Otta, and fiermana, ndvanrlng northwest rxpoct RnTno tlrno befopc tho What, no bucks iluwn there! "A ll thla must change. Out o f existing funds we can pro­ vide for better schools, better pay fo r teachers and $10 a mouth ($20 from the Slate and ItO from the Federal Govern­ ment) for nur people on the aunset o f life. "W e can take the numbers a ff the hacks o f the aged if we will eliminate the red tape and some o f the high paid social workers. It isn't right that the fellow who writes the $|0‘ a month penalon checks get* $15 'a day." . Whitehair said the 8 U le’s rev*nu» had increased $41,000,001) , in the last aoven years, but that I i none o f the money bad been 1 ■used to better the lot o f the peoI pic o f Florida. I “ We neeil tn look after tiie heelth o f this State, where wo know there arc Ujfl.OOO ease* ' hookworm, 102,000 case* o f ataria and many other disease*, emujitlqn* 'e know about the edndittq through some o f our' many boards equipped to investigate but not to art. " I f we will get rid o f aonie o f theae hoards, make Florida's government a simple govern- PAGE THHER /.THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA Social And Personal Adwilies r ra iiiH M r n » r a « * «■ * ( along with bread and pickle*. Mr. Wilson, a* prealdent of the Whltehair-for-Governor Club today expressed appreciation to all those who contributed to tho success of laat night's rally and he particularly thanked Mr. Bradshaw who, he aald, made the free barbecue possible. In hit address, Mr. Whitehair asserted that "Our old people IJj ? Sf M Cil W" •AY, APRIL 27, 1W0 Alxlommal Supp Etastfa i ''r DAYTONA BEACH Knee Capa k Anklets SUNDAY AND) MONDAY Xilh day oC April. »»««. l«» Ik* Alyilrr v( fhr luukiupu'y ol M k * inoa Fruit Cuau^r*. lor. Ilnnk* rapt, mad# ami »nt#r#u in th# I nlltd Plat ra (Mutt let Court lor ||i« Huaikern UUtrlft of Florida, I Will of»«r lor a ir dM aril to In# kl|(h#Ft and brat l»ldd«r for ra*h at Ika offlca door of thr p'anl of void liankrupt on W $il Tlilrlrmth ! tr«#t In Hi# Clt) of Hanford, Florida, upon thr |«th day uf Hay, I ti t, batlanlaa at IS o’rlork aoon. tha following i m I piop-ny of aald bankrupt, (n-wlt: When your friends WHITEY CAMPBBI.I.’A Touchton Drug Compehg t 5 a C T , L i t t l ’ e n s i , i r . r t ly. l s f b s r w s . a L ei * I, X i n . I >4 M i s I I I . 1. Ille-k IL *r T. form rlr ilrsJsn.il.',1 ss « s i X ' a l V b V l is i a e s nr . i r u r i o i M snw ' s M l r i epee sals ibrvo ir s rt s or pirFh to all man o! ability'I n and wm tlio aifo^ion of tlwix ^ s s i C r i s i s pvisonsl prop, r l r ta­ a book aid play!..Now tha wofld- will thrill lo ill woadon oi jko icroOi! MAIBICE NAETUUICrS •- * T « E ■ *% get together IsitlJrftl Ion li n formation of T i l A C T I. Lot# I to n w k IA. Tl#r ? and D u I. Illock li. T l r r 9. of T o o n of tUuford, accord l dm to K It T»ai«*»rd‘a Map. aa rrrordrd In plat Ilook L p # | « « 29 to 98. I U com I# uf Prmlnolp «*miiity. Florid# T R A C T t. That p-tn r»f I nur#l Avaait# l i l a c n * l w » * u l.«>ia 4 tn 9 ft. B U r k U . T|tr ? and La| I. Ulork IS. T l » r 9. arrord* l a p l a K R. T r a f f o r d # Slap ' m # Y tf »d la Flat U<iuk I. pap#a I I l a 94« Horttrtln of Hmlnol* -vs- Kpwtirwr A R E YOU ln»l m n Ion *orlh, a lot alrpngthmn Hi* L E F T OUT? l l you haven't a irlr|i!ionc. n Of the 4,231 families in llrlms. Mont., only 27 have five or mui* children, according to a rrp«nl hv the W I'A housing survey. Ap­ proximately 00 percent i f 2,7'.>' famiiiea have no children; 711 families have on* child; 471 f*'»ill** have two childrrn ami U.'7 families have th r e or lour chil­ dren. may be dilluuli RF.NOMIN.\TF>’ ADMIRAL WASHINGTON, Apr. 27 —M ^-President Rooat-vcit sent to thr Renat* yesterday th# rrnominetion of Rear Admiral Russell R. Waetch*, of Maryland, ** com­ mandant nf th* roast guard, with the rank of rear admiral. Im tiin u L and aii|iiaintancr> to iraih you readily, amt iliry may be forced SHOES FOR BOYS many to leave plcatani y»u out ol allaiit. *1 lie lun, the social advantages, thr condort and |ieotr{iioii a tdrphone aHoidi arc priceless. Retail. PARTY specialty— Plain sags red and all SEMINOLE CREAMERY CO VKtlYONi: likes DUCO l>ecaua« it’s so amazingly s-uay to use. That's how il i-uiih- I oiImi known aa "One ('out Munir." <kno trial, and you'll he Imm>-img it, Uwt This s|>urkling etulinel is really wonderful (or giving a rebirth of iH-uuty to old furniture and woodI work. It alipu smoothly and easily oil your brush. 11 diies quickly to u bard. Haw lens, Iwiltiant aurfare without laps or brash marks. On* eoat is usually enoegh, and since a liltle DUCO goto ouch a long way, it's mighty ecuiiuBiiral to use I Try DUCO— In uny of IH modern col­ ors. It's the easiest -Uj-uae enamel for furniture amt woodwork! Yet you m i have one in youi home lor just a lew |>eruiics a day. Il jutt doesn't pay to try to get along without a ea to w e* telephone.' “INS LOAN Order your lelcyhonr luJay : ■ i r, LCT TI ■ PI I CHALLIE E MJust Like Dad’s” $2.45 to 1^25 B. L PERKINS Sininii BaiTatmnE m to u u n tM in u Hill Lumber and Supply Yard :*I :i W. Thinl SI reel Telephone 8.1 i �^ . *v*» I S if. * % gatemartaai IM U R I'^ . 'ii----------- r * ? » i m 1 JOURNALISM STAFF Morr Martha Era.rlck --- — Edward Manta.II Pruldsnt -------- B u n d K lr t l.r -------------- « t l a i . L » » r Msnmatr •10-CHI 7*!*» a|a Editor. ----------- Uoi. H u a i --------- Jimmy Cart.r fritspur Editor. . Prlaollla Ray no Id. Ed (til Ilk Laaduul.t Laaduu Orac. acar.. II.lea MatehlaoB Wlolfnd Jcer.lt Lau r.ll. Duiiaa i n / r 'V . o & 'S Editor Jltor __ Edltora ChorlM l‘»rta. Bu.aa KlrtMx Edith Loadqultl K.th.rln. "Hart Hl.warl^ Quarttrnsai >1. .Caldwal I n*pr...n U tl». — T- LONG AGO U . t ( L; , , ! , ft * One* lone ago Ihete wai a land, A land of Joy and beauty; And In tht. land tli.ro wa. a prlnctM. Who tried hard to do her duty. Kind and loving, and good to all, A.friend to tho.e In nerd; Lending, giving, loving, and ■haring, She naked no reward for her deed. ThU prince*.' name wai Sonnl* Jean, A peifect child of health; With • great big heart and room for all, She waa unepoiled by her father'* wealth. Her amoolh aoft akin waa golden brown, .Her eye. of deep aea green; Her mouth waa Ilka a roae In bloom— 8latecn aummera Bonnie had Now |n the aame town which Bonnie lived, Waa b cobbler with anew white hair; Ha longed for the hand of young Bonnie Jean, But knew they would not make a pair. _Fut_-many long yesr# In the village of Blanda, The cobbler made ahoe* for the king But ne'r did he drram that once he'd hate ' To hear Bennie'* wedding bell* ring. For early one Spring a prince did come, .And hoping to find a queen, ’ w V w t o the caslle'of Bon­ nie'* proud father, . And ehoee our dear Bonnie ' They were to be wed the flrat jla y of June_____________ The poor cobblet'a heart wa* broken; ' He often told fotka of hia Joy* and aoriowa, Bat Inla grief waa left unapoken. Then one ave at sunset- he •rent to the aeaaide And watehed the end of the dry; He thought that aa the tun faded In thtr weat He too would fade away. But aa tho twilight hour appioachnl, The robblrr aaw B light; A liny etar up In the beav. en», , To guide him through the night. And ell the night he tat and thought About hit aolflah pride; How he had fought all the younger men To make Bonnie Jaan hla bride. Then auddenly the cobbler aaw The atiange nndaonted truth; lle’d lived hla life In former day*, And waa no longer a youth. So back to the village he ■lowly trod, When dawn came ahlnlng through,______ Ilia heart wa* warm, with a aong of joy He'd atarted life anew. Then came the day when Bon­ nie waa wed. Therrf waa Joy In every thing The eotbler waa there with hla anow white' hair Aa happy and gay aa a king. The world did rejoice and the tun did ahlne . I There waa mualc In the airl The tree* did hum and the bird* did etng. There wai happlneaa every­ where! Harry Minattk And Vuit To Southern College Described Sidney Nix Honored . Upon entering an orange grove an the ahore of Lake Holllng*Wpfth, I approached tho campua o f Tka Southern Collage. Joaoph Rgypold* Hall, Allan Spivey llall Student activity building, and tha library all of auperior arch! toeture, atood before me. The variety o f ahruba and flower*, UBfl palnu made tbe college campua really lovely. f waa faaclnated by the pur* tehlta Hindu temple, Imported from India. It made a aparkllng reflection In the wlahlng pool Rgar Ita baae. •Perhaps at tha present, fore•wat Motor of Interest at Southern College la tho con tetten o f the chapel dMlgnad Frank Gordon Wright, world TM rn architect. Ita unlqueneaa ... beauty will make It a won­ der o f Florida. Tka well-equipped gymnasium, the skating rink, the little the­ ater are jb few examples of tba student activities. My Visit to this outatandlr coUaga o f the south .was trul A " onjoyabu one. Tbo frieadl ■aaa o f the itudsnta and .tba tV- *■ • w m r le r n ” “«• LUND.QUIST. P r o fe s s o r .Students r,oJ£; * ■auon Who w li* college. Cotleg* U a Friend* of Harry Joa Mlnarlk and Sidney Nl*. graduate* of Bemlnolt High Bchool, class '*8, will ba Interested In the follow­ ing new* article which appeared In The Stetson Reporter, Stat■on University newspaper; "H ar­ ry Mlnarlk '43 was elected grand alchemist of Gamma Sigma Kpsllon, honorary chemlatry frator* hlty, for the year 1040-41, at a meeting o f the eoclety Mon­ day afternoon In Science Hall. Other o ff lean elected were: Lil­ lian Williamson '41, gTand re­ corder; Hldnsy N l* '42, grand vlser; and Tommy Tompkins '41, electron o f the black art. Member* completed arrangementa for a joint picnic whleh la to be held with the Gaines­ ville chapter o f Gamma Sigma EptIUn at Juniper Springs, Sat­ urday, April -S7. .Plan* went also dla*fcisaed for the sppual party which la glvkn by member* o f Gamma Sigma Epsilon fo r the studsnta o f tbe chemistry department" Geneva School News Journalism Club Holds Picnic At Sanlando S prings The Journalism Club had its annual picnic at Sanlando, April 21, 1040, Each member brought a gueat. Wo left school at 4:80 on n school bus and arrived at Sanlando about 5:00. A fter a nice cool swim we ate a picnic ■upper then we daneed, took walks, and did various othar things. Those who enjoyed the picnic were: Eugene ' Harrison, Arthur Beckwith, Ed Marshall, Lola Caldwell, Helen Hutchison, Mill­ er Williams, Earl Jeter, Mack Cleveland, Kathryn Wiggins, Catherine. Hurt, Martha Wight, Alice Temple, Mary Skinner, Billy Hollyhead, Bill Branan, Jimmy Ridge. Jack HerVlng. James Trawlek. Lola Hagan, Elisabeth Kite, Margaret Cultum, Laurelle Dutton, Dick Pickett, Stuart Guarterman, Edith Lundqulst, Susan Klrtlcy, Charlie Park, Jimmy Carter and Carl Osteen. Miss Ethel Riser, Miss Edna Chittenden, Miss Catherine Takaeh and Mrs. Smith were the faculty members who went About 8:00 w* returned to •chool. We all had an enjoy able time, I know. LAURELLE DUTTON. Oh dreamy child o f sorrow! Oh doleful man of griefl Who only tried to borrow O f despondency relief; Stressed today ly Ah* Impor­ tance of Spain’s and Italy1* aid to Germany. It la being tea Hard mors and more every dev. Benito Mussolini and Genaral Francisco Franco, dictators respectively of Italy and Spain, are keeping the world guesting today on tbalr policy In this war. Legitimately they are "neutral", but— Flrat, Italy’s importance aotma more effective than Spain'*. Italy, If allied with Germany, could be an entrance to Germany fo r the very much-needed war materials •ind could thus evade tho British blcckade in the North Bea. The Italian* could also "tamper with" the British navy In tbe Mediter­ ranean Sea. They could attack British shipping through tbe Sues Canal <ind cojld "block" the *appH** <o Great Britain coming from India, the Britlah. possessloni, and protectorate* In the Near East. They could also use their Influence and power In the Balkans to .brinJr about a batter undentendlnir between these "troublesome" nations and Ger­ many. This would .enable Germany to get a .lane quantity o f oil from Rumania, end food staffs from BulBnrte apd Hungary. Also the Qerm'.ps could send troops y>«>u*h Itely ,to get -behind, Uw Meglnot Line ,Uira they would tri­ able to carry on "Jand war" more Seminole Quips When, Henry Lotell, tho walk­ ing dictionary, was asked what the moaning of burUsquohlgganstIn dreary melancholy, b o 11 omawltxandfortltite-hamberFrom lashing tongues o f hate qerehpa waa, this waa hla an­ Ho received the critic's vollay swer: And the name of "reprobate.” "That defies all rules of com­ A LLE N NEWMAN. pounding words." _Tltet prpctlMlly lpiud|b|# tP.k-e belonging to Helen Philips Is very deceptive, for who would Because O f Conflict have thought that any ona with a vole* as low aa hera could dis­ Do You Want Another BoomT turb (T ) a whole class by her —This question la Important aa serenading. a war usually Increases the butIncea In almost evtry field. There Billy Ysroon, H. H. S. brilliant have been aevaral talk* on tho wit. Informed Dick Myers that he . jets and Use poul' crooked ho bet Dick hid of another boom. Let Ui review his pants on inf the reasons why wa should and room7n7 should not want another boom. First, the odd* are probably Nancy Dlghton gala .the cake agmliInat another boom and wa for the qUMieat halrdrosarsl A t will review why w* should not tbe praaent bar coiffure la defy­ want one. During the last one, ing all tha laws of gravity. the value of money meant noth­ ing and the people spent It “ com Along with har admiration tog" awl "going," ao When the th* baaatr of tba country si market crashed, many ware Grata Sabrae, In or* of .bar set "broke" This same thing could coneclofis mood*, said she thou; happen again. You might say It p|gs were the most tsautlful would not and you might oven specimens o f human nature. ■ay you would not be ependthrifts. But whan that supply of R f*:. Ml** Takacli, Sumoney began "rolling" In, aa be­ •"..X toH s/. Case* Sebrse, Billy fore, many would go "craey" and Jfollayhoad, and £dw. Marshall "throw" It assay on different i practical lesson in things. Another reason la that ng about forty mils* those who are "smart" enough fro m ,Gainsai profit by taking, advantage of those In a "data." They buy Ifar'a "bormeleaa- carproperty and sail othar thing* racalved a final arat tremendous prices. They conr # .font of paint of strva thairs Jor the rainy day • shell pink, .that your. *• which will follow the "crash.1 A fU r tho prop|a,kav* had a won­ vary sense* . swoon from the e(haresI beauty o f It. derful time with tha money, than cemea the "crash,” The crash affects more peopla .than you master-minds In Just. .What good think. Everyone, swept tba "smart" fallow lose* a great deal after a boom and certainly you do not want one. The reason* for wanting aI boom .are few. The points • rgunll by those who want a boom aha* Just vice vena to those of negative aid*. They contend , 7 . f W tow could they would not "tea*" their I Im-aealTjaiig .te chceb' and probably would not be T>a m a # i When B ktlms o f Um financial w in .., ’ they can be sure of this, w* III all want another boom, but not like tha one ending In nineB w m C h a n c e s ^ e e ir r/v """ e s p ia l ■xtenalrely. The Cermans would not b*va to send very many soldiers aa they would bt abla to rely en tba Italian* to aid them. Truly Germany would profit greatly i y tho advantage of h iv­ ing Italy a t an ally. Secondly, Spain w4uld also b* a great aid. Th* gresteat help would be that they might give Uw Germans permission to estab­ lish naval and air bases In Span­ ish Morocco, which Is opposite to th* great British fortress o f Gi­ braltar. This would aid tbs Ger­ mans to blockade tbe Mediter­ ranean to th* British merchant marine and might rouse Britain to withdraw her sblpa from Nor­ way to aid In kseplng this sea open. Spain la rich In minerals ■nd they could send them to Ger­ many through Italy. Mho might also permit German , troops to cross the Pyrenees Into Franca on tbe South end would then endan­ ger th* Maglnot Lin* from there. Will Britain and France be forced in grant territorial con­ cessions to Italy to keep her from joining Germany as an ally? Will 8paln soon make known b«r course In this current World \V*rT Those questions may to de­ termined In Uw neat few wNks, as both Spain and Italy are re­ portedly w*IUng for definite re­ sults hi the Scandinavian War. EDWARD M ARSH ALL s s & w A most delightful (rip waa en­ joyed by four members and epontore of tho Journalism Club. Those who accompanied Mrs. Lucy Smith and Miss Catherine Takach were Grace Bebree, Susan "Sis" K11tier, BUly Holleyhead, and Edward Marshall. Leaving Sanford at seven-ten Saturday morning, wo arrived at Gainesville at eleven o'clock. Mis­ fortunes delayed ua several tlfhti. Talking and "gabbing" caused us to miss the road that cut at Barbervllle and thus we w*r* In Crescent City before we realised cur mistake, ao wo dec Mod to go on to Pa latka. After refreshing ouraelrae there for a , few mo­ menta, -we continued ear journey whleh waa to bring us to another "serious" dslay. We were riding ■long smoothly at an average *pc*3 and then "BOOMI" We swerved several times and then we stopped still on th# left-hand •Id# ef th* rend. Getting out w* discovered that wa had had a "blow-out". We then proceeded to change the tiro with th* aid of all. A fte r savtfal efforts, we suc­ ceeded and were on our way .* we approached Gainesville began to Uilnk o f the fact that didn't know the location of the Student Union Building. After inquiring from th* "Frosh" we fiound out where to go. Wc thqn joined the meeting and beard several speakers before Senior Play Called Artistic Success Yea, th* Senior play, "Little Women" waa surely a success. The play hated on th* buok, “ Lit­ tle Women,” by. Louisa M. Alcott, waa a dramatisation by Pau “ !• r i i i p i Who can forgot tbo ! favorite n of Hannah, th* maid "S’ i.'S" «?.r j .T avaryoae r* member ____ , haw thoroughly confused Msg (R m * HnrktyJ waa whan aba ’ John Brook* (Arthur Back"Yeur umbrella's In tha Father's tha reek." 3 * tE playvd by Madalya Trolock, seamed aMalja b to b# seemed really to* aiujaljo left on Uls earth. Am/ (Mary (I aba* la gettisg •Wiggins) and Laurie 1m m froakamn ilqr * (Jimmy Shoemaker) wan all “ O S ' ” " 5® s of , T fc y wrwBg a — ^•SYbZ ss.Tktf bring*1 ua nearer n boom, which pet aoqa*. will tod whether or not w*>wrfl| Tbo .chjldren brought their pat* to echoel e a f had a pet In tbo tha war * 0 «l2 S » W U>, N «w -V ax* a be the one, tU y A } ■ r. m a U v s ,___ __ ■Id to you w U •alt. -T O W "W H O W IL L B B THE KING AND .QUB8N OF THE M A Y D AY B A L L !" Tbia Is f awrstiea that la caaetaaily be­ in g asked by students, bat a* on* knows, sad mm owe will ha* t il Mach O a retead. President o f tbo Bspbansac* Class, crew as them Friday nlgbt at I d * P. M. Th* Saafort Dram and • Bagla . Corpd will harMd tha proewmtea mad* ap of attendants from all clausa ia Sealer High School and representatives from all ■choels la Ssaford. Election Day will ho held Tuesday, ao atndoata make ap Twer minds whom yoa..weald Ilka to repreamt Scmlaol* High CHAPEL was opened with th# introduction of tho characters ef th* senior ploy, “ Uttl# Women", which was presented Thursday and Friday nights. This waa fol­ lowed by a short aklt taken from Uw play. The flag aalute was then glvsn after which "God Biss* America” was sung. Mr. McKay read the scripture and led tho praysr. .Professor Gray from DeLsnd High School then Introduced to Uw ktudents Bob Miller, president of tha student body there, who spok* on the subject of student government The purpose of stu­ dent government he said is to bring about a better unified stu­ dent body and to give assistance to tho ficu lly on school affaire. Th# government ia composed of two councils, upper and lower, the memtsra of which are elected by the students. Tho members o f the upper body are heads of commlttvsa which help the faculty to tak* care of the matters Impor­ tant to tha school. The student government has no disciplinary action over the students. Thjs I* done entirely by the faculty and principal. , Professor Gray and Bob Miller were Invited by Mr. McKay to visit Seminole High 8choot again soon. FshoeI aa Ihla aanaal Oceanian. OVIEDO SCHOOL NEWS •Wa have organised our good clttxcnshlp league. Wa had an election. We voted secretly. Ma­ rie Smith ia.mayor. Jobnnle Pitplan la secretary. Alice Moor* I* treasurer, p This U our constitution. All tho class helped to make It. Marie Smith and benjamin Earl Brown typed It. We the pupils of the fourth grade of Uviedo Elementary School in order to have-a demo­ cratic government, to keep our teacher from being a dictator, (6 keep our room dean and orderly, to make ua healthy, hottest, friendly and kind, and to teach lunch time. Among the speaker* us to work when w* work and play when y e play, do make thla were the editors o f tbe Jackson; constitution. ville, Orlando, Bradenton, end Mi­ Article. 1. Legislative Branch ami School Papers and Profes­ Section 1. All the laws shall b* sor* of Journalism at University made by the members o f tha of Fla, class and the teacher. The meeting was then adjourned ■Ssetlon 2. The class shall as­ by tho chairman. Prof. \V. L. semble the first Monday In tho Lowry, and we proceeded to the month to maka our laws. American legion ilullding where — I f w « necd'a n cw t a w t ir b*-4 luncheon was served in our hon­ tween times we shall call a spe­ or. cial meeting. The president shall After the luncheon we visited rail th* meeting. tha Gainesville Radio Station, Section S. Four fifths o f the WRUF, and then resumed the elaas must bo present to make meeting again. new laws. • The speakers In' the afternoon Article II. Executive Branch made very fine talks. The Prc Section 1. Our executive shall fesaor of Journalism, Professor be called * president, l it shall Emlg, made a very In terrin g hold hla office for two month*, talk on his viewe of journalism. and together with th* Vice-pres­ A debate waa conducted tie. ident, be elected by th* class, by tween th* representative* of th* ballot Section 2. No person shall be different elite*. They discussed State aid to the journalism clubs president who has not lived In Seminole County two years. and cJssses In the different clllet. Section 3. The preeldent shall It waa decided to appoint a com mltte* which Is to meet In June. serve without a salary. Section •. Th* president shall Then Professor Lowry thanked ui for attending the meeting end In­ appoint Judges, tha secretary and vited us next year and the meet­ the treasurer shall ba elected. Those who bar* th* most votes ing waa adjourned. W * left Galneavlll* at five are sleeted. Section 6. The president shill o'clock Saturday afternoon. On th* way wa passed through bs removed from offics if h« th* Ocala National Forest and steals, uses bad words, or sets a Silver 8prings arriving In San­ bad Siam pis for tha class. He ford at eight o’clock tafe and shall b* tried before the data happy and stlU laughing about thr and removed. If two third* o f the class vote for his removal. blow out. B ILLY HOLLEYHEAD . Article HI. Butts Jot Classroom Section 1. Talk ona at a Urns. EDWARD M ARSHALL 2. Walk quietly. 3. Don’t move about during dis­ cussion*. end polished by Sam ByrdContributing tbalr snare of 4. Sharpen yopr poncita when H la absolutely . necessary, but work war* the business roanawalk qulstly and ona at a irst Kent Roaaetter, Harry tlms, . rownlee, Bather Strange, Miss Lillian Dunlap: tha stag* mans- 6. Th* paper basket . must b* pasted .twice each day, before rs: Peggy MeTcar, fries WUms, Janice Moaa; the proper­ •lunch and.bcfpf* wa I * horn*. ty nutaagersi Bhellon Hardin,8. It shall b* against tha tew to laugh at mistaken. Ralph Ray, Bobby Newman; tba 7.. Listen to directions. Don't advertising managers, who worked talk until ' they are finished. extra hart. I- M. Telford, Tho­ Then i f you hare something to mas IUUIff, Danny Altman: G aoy, say It quietly, prompters: E*tlyn Stows, Mary Groce Brown; tha others: Caro. 8. Dont waste Hare, Ira Dag**, tha lrasaw, .Ual*» 9. Don't moduli#. * k * ** - ■<. Hebe, Lob <Hui*n, Anna Bankar. Ik, Jewel Slaughter. Edith lnindqulst, Elisabeth KeUy. CJayda Forguson, Emmeline Thurston; t Don't aoroe In th# teiUdtqg at noon ssllhsa f i parmirelsn costumes; Louise Moughtan; batween th* acta; Betty PsUereoo 8* Htid iht 'M J tU i ibdofti Ratearttsr tb< playArticle .V .. Rates Jar tha and Hsian Uatekiaan- • v ,. t hread ., a - .’ •. » * always Sqcttess 1. it t y 'fa lr During ath* 188B-40 09 I v Im *i <s .*•' »te« • College. at Ptaaayhraala State student failures wore proportiona merer atety I t thaas greater aamag thooa who had brea “ talUndara?; la high achaal than aasong 4. Always pUy.nateM yre are those who ted tbalr high achrol tick. I I k n (. ■ » Artlcte V I Rulwi 4*r As* - ' K a . 7BsB , i ‘f W AN TE D Student Journalists Enjoy Trip To Gainesville Over Week-End1 £Mva* as, mat Geneva P. T. A. WiSncadayr; AVr. i t : A program waa glvan by tha “ rriny day." I f thing* could be boom will . YflPAM , Different children g far ferreting talk* on the and Klndaeaa to Akim— p te m L I wgo Play C h a ra c te rs Need Of fUtan-Spanuh Aid To Are Presented At Germany Is Stressed By Write? Chapel P ro g ram ED G AR A L L A N POE Sir A-A On tho U a spoiled nephew. Won’ t even- **81 K K s Ad opportenlty to work far you u yoar County Progoi f Attorney. EDI EDWAED. cutlnt J. NELSON. • •i fru* naif sad v «sr Salmagundi To Be • Distributed Among Students May 15 9 After months o f planning, writ­ ing, drawing, advertising, and figuring, the SALM AGUNDI was sent to f i t Augustine on Apr. 20 for publication by the RAord Company. ThU year's annual, whkh will b* the pride of Seminole High, Is expected to (m printed and icsuly for circulation before May 15. Each staff member is Indeed relieved that th* book has been planned and perfected. Every bit of originality ond cleverness, that has gone Into the annual to m'ko it the best yet, has been exhaust­ ed. The pens, pencils, and capabls mind* o f the staff, the camcia of the photographer, the generosity and co-operation o f th* 8snford merchants, the able direction o f Mlsa Phylltx Smith, the aid and suggestions of tho publishers, and the Interest of tho student body of S. II. 8. havn teen the con­ tributing factors to tho success of the 1040 Sally. May It live up to your expec­ tations and prove a tressur* through years to come. • EDITH LUNDQUIST Inr th* stage. Section 2. When we are listen­ er*. (a ) Applaud, but stop at tha right Ume. (b ) Don’t make noise. (e ) Don't wiggle. Article VII. Rules for the Lunch Room 8*ction 1. Wash hands before eating. 2. Go quietly to the table. 3. Sit straight > ■ 4. Don’t hurry, because It make* you look greedy. 5. Don’t put your elbow* on the table. 6. Eat with a fork, use the knife for rutting. T. Don't put too much food in your mouth, and chew with your lip* cloxrt. — GENE GORE awheel A p ril frees TktUhMd** te 4a*vW t the .Cta»«Jk Home t v : A A fr A A ’fc' * A fUVOI AU in OWN THAT I y 9 Minions Finn' IF YOUR TASTE DEMANDS THE B U T IN LIQUORS SCOTCHES and W INES ■ K SURK TO V IS IT SANFORD'S NKW EST PAC KAG E STORK NICK’S Packtft Store <«to MSPMUl xvxsva sen— aireee rw w 'g a A *4-»h* way whre »«• T i n i v ** Wjl F*.tha 4 . ■ ■ ‘V a ]* M IR A C L E m ir x m r - ?•' B DON'T FORGET TO SEND THE OorI * » « m w •. �I \ * »iii''iW ilH f,ii f 4>Lhftivn11 f T ia *, ' . x ■— * / '-J; K.. J ■ :.. <1' * > .^<1 J ’ * ’■ — ^m y ^*-'i aATim OAY, APRIL tT. 1«40 i THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA PACE FIVE Sanford Out-Hits Daytona Beach To Win By 9 To 4 Single To Center By Willie Skeen Accounts For Winning Tally next week U Indicated *in tlu*l unlimited. fact that nil club* must reduce three with thrir rostem from IH to 14 men ; yeai ft of before midnight, Friday. May t not more The rostrr of 14 nuut include *i\ , umre than rookies, not ovir three men of I pc Hence. At « M II Kiinftinl M>4 wluirii Nixon Permits But 7 Hits, ^ Strikes Out Four Men, And W alks Five; McGee To Pitch Tonight -* Sanford'* Seminole* continued tlyeir early season 'drive Inward another Florida Statu League pennant last night by walloping tl*p Daytona Be-arh Islander* In Iq* fin t game of the- year be­ tween the tan tram*. Rookie Carl Hilbert loaded the late* and Willie Skeen ringled to center, touring two run* to gite the game to the Seminole*. Tonight the IHandera come to Sanford to tackle the local* here at Uie Municipal Uall l*ark. John­ ny McGcc l« uchedulril to hurl. The Siminole* nildetl four more tallie* o ff France* lleckrr, another rookie hurlrr who re‘ laced Hilbert Innneilintrly after keen'a single-, but the additional tallie* were minece**ary. Al Nixon, pitching fur Konfurd, permitted but i7 eafrtie* ,and had complete control through- S Charlir Itobbrt* h good night at the plate td -bad the Seminole batter* with four hit* out of five lime* at but. Al Klmbrrl and Itnt llydcr each had .three hit* out of five time* up. Nixon is*ucd four Iwsc* ixi ball* amt •trut-k out four men. • TIi* hot uror*; UMOHM .lfrfc»r rf ('Mill l~ll Kkarn cf f lo b t r l n 24l »!• • r & I 4 • t & ta i If • a « u u I I 4 C * I Julinaon l b ......... KlrnOnl r .Nl io n |i .... . Msiluh If -• icowau aii Ii 4 &• &. Ui — 42! Total* IIA V T O ** Cttrlxm it Cannvll r f \\my\>>n Ih Kltln m tHion ii mb' 4 MUCH a 4 4 4 jHirt/k 9U Muini»ti i » >•* lb NaumnunY lllllM-rt |i llrrkrr |» 4 I a l • i Muftlal f w !• L : i a w i •1 1 I» i ; 17 Hitifuitl Daytona lltarh 2 2 "12 am l"| - P ?•« I A m IM h : W a y l o n 7. Klmhril. Jin* *•«> k h. l*lltM>»t. N l> m i. 4 'a m iilM ill a. Itnwan 3. Iloberla 3. K M ii •Hr* rora: 'Marlon, Klein, l il t!•••»t. Ilob* erta. Kltnbrel. Naamann. VUiti* l « t * led In: Dlson t. Klinbrel X. Johneon. Itowan. Hkeen 2. Hoberia. 11Vd * r 2. Wa y lo n . Three. Imr. Ml ll owan Mnlen bn**"' Jolinaoh llobeita. Hacrlflrej I l l J k r Double liluys: JuiM'iyk. W ay to n t*ml Hutu* nitre)*; llum*»l»rtoya lu tiiM h ifill: Rolarria. Campbell and Johneon U f l on liaaea; HnnfnM II. Davlniia ll* urh 7 liaaea on Italia off N U "i » Z. I i m . i r i 3 Struck mil by* IIIII h-h X. Nixon 4. Ilecker S lllla off llllbr^i € In 3 Innlnga (non mu In 4lli I. III! lie pllrber, by: llllb«*r M*autiJl*eil). Heeklt r . id nltrliea. Wil ____ t* o a ln a p it c h e r ' I* m i»lre* • l i ' iiu in m e r am J T im e o f g a m e : M l A >lp*M**t l||« Oklll. to\ lllr UrlMiub. Orkla Nixon t lIllib* l M rrli Puli' r Seminoles Lead Florida State League In Departments Of Play 111 II Cl 12? l^ft In* 'Ii VI" « l«i Ml X**k M 431 Cl 11« •3 ( Cl U ft 7 3 i i * • h im . 4. 1 3 1? i. h ft ; « i • •*'» % 321 i» i? :• • ii 3 'll 12 II 1? 12 2*2 J|% .3 : i 1. i'i:% i) i:iif t <; i n 33 ft m • i . : i IC 2 i . 1 r i. •• i: 12 t? I*. i. It -ill 3 «2 rat r«A :• ( l* . ta rit v t l III* i : •1 i * ft i >1* 11 i . i 12 • ii II It I I I H I l l l l M 1.31 131 f t!? H 2 H I m l U p % l• UT |t*a n ' I4C 41* n: I Mft ii iI..• tun I "ll t? i• I• II 11 if. 11 11 VArib-rbrr. OrlimA* «*l • 11 orliuitlo * iMMfiiutb Kt AliEU«Mt) lt"«n n . Hniif'iftl lib lirlnnil** (l«»«il*by, l.« Cftliii i k i •• > I. i% i « i: Itlira «I lH •e? .i»;l «1*i t? 11 I'rlrf. HI A »*»f •!**• !••• Klnibrrl'. Hmtfiuil Klrlti. Haylottn llli'hanH. H. I at tut «’Afit !»!•• 11 Hatifcnl . It..If. r*l. I»r|jiu.l ItiM'Xvk. Ibd on n llnu« r. Ht Atitf »i»»4•••Thutmt", (Inin* r%ll'i m il •«i Mi rt ;,w C.Ja t» •: 1 r. Itliirtl.n. (Halit \lkr Ifni. HaUf"i I IMx'.rt, Ha) lonu If)•!•»•. Hkitfonl I'riM It. Ilalnt-Nvllb* W’alln". I.* r* lut r»; llol" tf». Srttifunl •Niiihrll, Hk) l4»ri:t Oroat. 1 2H Hie lilt 1 ll 23 la it ."1 i •! d'l 1 j i 1 t ;•* ?t .w 1" i *x It ft -t t il 11 £ 3 1•* n» 12 t 2 1-3 It i 1IT tXi 111 I'I. 111 III*. IM* n : i i :i Ha lift*! i| !>• l-klhl UthliiirK ( Kn» U ,\0* 11*1 in*(Inliii M ill*f h lit ml" l>a) Inin k « M l J o 2 tt H 1 »# 1 <• »• 2 «* 1*1.A %•:•!-( 1.1 II M M 11 |lMrinifl"n I *• l.n ii *1 N H b Irirr. Hah HimI *t H it ItPlMtfllMlII II H 1 Nktrn. Hktifcrit M to f Vosb.ll. l**«*bum r S31 4 ; Tola In t ll.11 1 rtl fur llacker In Pll» — IbHulM to d i n i 2 1 .. --------- Henre t.y lunlri**: ( l . l tt It % T f l \ ( i 12 1? It 1* 1» 12 12 12 experience, tu.t over not more than three l» experience, and tfmn ton with not tuo years of such ex* Jlft .17«» 3« a 3ft»» 3i3 lift 31'* 131 3.3*1 Xt" 3.1 3IT .ai 317i 311 l'l ! f III XI. I t \III '.ll ft I*ITI III'll-« I I II IrM r. Hanfiirtl Kkl'i-i I' I ,****ftl»IMk 4«arln<lw||** Ortmiit" Mu* IkI. I iifln fH Mt'IJft, Halifur'l in : || Mill | I t 'll* I Ihl l I mu* I llll'l l iwill Wflub. nrlamltk lliiift*.n. si Aiif ii"I» it • si .tin ii *i tin T "« ii* •< H*>Ij« iii| I onu (liKli|"ll I .* •ftbll' 111 in 11 11 \ mu w .1 VI..-I |l..l|l. Itaela* I I • JM»>*t Tni»l I* ift toil t. 3 hud produced four uarrificc bit* — With ORLANDO, Apr. 27 M 1 I loin*1* l »• reven ven out uf or eight regular iatart- each. Xt'eftf Hni'flfb'd III*. 3*1 \t'.-l H lfl'li II-**••• !*• Skeen had driven in .the mod erta hitting .314 or better, and .with the combined team average run*— 17 in 12 game*, with Wallof .361 for n precedent ahuttcr- ner o f Irecaburg and JuM-ryk ol Ing performance hardly exceeded Daytona done on hi* heel* with In the recent history of Cl*** D lfi each. Sunlonl led In ladling willi| baxcball in Amcriru, White}’ .Campbell'*—Lague-leaumg Saufuid a filr-a e -w eU _ea -io -fiu M itig _iiiU iSeminole, cuinpletely dominated u .047. Sanfonl, l^exburg nit'l tin- lull) Honda State League Del-und, with Daytona <Hi’,iing up picture oil the buxi* o f f i r d Inst, dootl out a* the loop'* mod official UVeragr* relen>i-d here fi-uied offensive *<|uud* tlimui.h today by League Sta|i*tlclau De­ the flr*t 12 day*, the lelamlri'*' wiokne** bring in the field, the ter Schaal. Walter Harrington, De-i-und club having rrre.l 4t< time* in IV right-fielder, led un liupu*ing ar­ tilt*. Tw o new league re-cord* acre ray of 2D nun able to lilt -30.' .«*<• day* pdablldird and five were- tied QMbgttaraf'___/ iv official IhroUgh T h u rsd ay htglit, indlrtii of the 1040 *ea*on, the mark., inclndiug game* through Ing that ID40 will proilucr mm. than It* share o f *urpri*c*. Thursday night, developed. SanfortF hnmled Orlando the liut Sanford’* fleet center- w o rd *hut-e»ut defeat in league fielder, Willie Skeen, appearing liDtory on April Ift by adminin all 12 game*, bonded a brist­ id erln g an IK to U whltcwaah ling .440 u* did I*'* Voahvll, Ing at Orlando. The previous re-,Leesburg outfielder who also had ord, a 15 to I) victory fur Orlan­ made 25 bit* in Oil trip* lliruuich do over I’alatka on May 15, IU.TJ. u iluicn tilt*. Del.and runner* ran not a l • Bunfurd pluyets led in all de­ Daytona Beach the name d.iy to partments of play exrept one— steal 1 2 bare* fo r a new recur.l that uf home run*. And although by one base. Sanford had gathered 170 hit* in A record t-dablulied by Bill 471 Irina for It* 3161 average, nut Hold* lock fo r Do Land on May a Sanford playor had secured a 12, 1936 wa* equaled on April run through Thursday IH when Catcher home W allnrr ol liight l.etaburg |Hiunded out four douA* wnv widely aeWrrtlvcd prior to bie*. He got six hit* in six trip* the opening of the. acaaon, San­ that night. ford'* nutfiild la hitting well Gainesville catcher W olfe t ie 1 , above the .300 mark. In fact, the league n-coril for atrike-oul* the trio It' hitting above the .4ID when he fanned five time* on lelder Ralph A|iril , u_ whl)c Thom** of Gaines mark, with right-1 right-Delder llydcr iHotMin.r that figure. 1^**1* I villo tkd the run* »cored record fielder Red Marion, brother of 1when he crowed the pUte five the St. Loui* Cardinal*' »h o rt-jtimt, „ „ AprU ,7. dop, w , h hitting .4IH, with Skeen I Sanford's Ryder atole four at .440. bases the night uf April 20 to Jeter af Sanford and Kaloach equal records set up in 1937 of IiOe*burg—f«pi*ed the liorirra twice by Kill* Clary of Sanlonl with three aviA* each against no and by Whitey McMullen ol 1038. Manager defiaU. Karh also ha* to hla Gainesville in credit a two-hit thut-out victory, Whltcy Campbell of Sanford tied finest hurling performance* of an obi record April 25 by besomthe young aeaion. Kaloach hurled Ing the 30th man in league his­ hitleai ball for clgkt Inning*, ln> tory to hit two triples In etne eidenlally. game. • Catrhrr Wnllner of l^eaburg Highlight* of the first week of led in double* with revtn} Mar­ obey also included the sale by lon, with mate* Roberta and Leevaburg In Jacksonville of thirl Johnson of the BanforJ Infield, baaroian Steve RUk. The big war* Uc<l with Klein of Daytona fellow was bitting nearly JI00 at at three triple* each while Ted the time, had five double*, a trip­ Dima of Daytona led In homera le and two homer* and hied driv­ en in 14 runs. It was the first with two. Ryder wa* far In (rant with sale of tb* season. I I stolen bases, while Rowan af That the trend In slugging may Hatfuid and Mlnsal of Orlando curve downward by the end of • X*.•• 11 i’| hatmmin, e'nlcher Frank Haynes'! The practice o f granting pabGainesville Whip3 Washington Wins'!:: >n mill l,i i.iid Ye.tli., i -' : lu land* to *oldirr* a* bountira adopted during the colonial St. Augustine By No new rnunty ha* been ere* Score Of 8 To 2 •ll .l.'llll (Ml. ateil in New r.ngland d a re A l lli'll ii ii! woi III. l i v « h t t \ i t ' Inim-.l I loin liii. <>kl)ll. .b u t •'(It Her .Mill, l:, ■ 1. >r l i v e ini) burn# Illlt ll<litlllil ' 1 V S n " t t 'l .ii Ul.tll and It. . an 1 '.in |i> Kmt ic Ii:lici t r it:nil el. S.ii In'i t I Mill. . <iitipcsv ille's (••Men walloped WASIIINCJTON. Apr. 27 117 In the OUi l if i •I in tlir>. 1llll 1. tin- si. Augudine Saint* by an Taking u^vnntnge of the ei ItlMlIe.ie Sh im v I I l " l <-u i> : ieve 1 • to 2 score iti*t nigltt ill a entie wuil: o f four I'lnlndelpiun l l o l l i m ■* a m i III i n tin- M il . D A N C IN G O R C H E STR A I 'iiiid:i State leagui* game. piteher-, the Wii«bingtoe Si -p ii fejin ei H.ui.ln rit f.it Ttn< (i Men darteil llielr *ror- ier* Je-lerdnv llnWIICli tile* Ath 1.4til' Oi1 ■ Jiili lit »• . ; lift I n n hit *. ei the iir wii , mt a every after* th irl WItlk* I Kin . an 1 I ' m ! . ■ ,ll IV,. iisj: m tin* second inning ttiul -!■ I is i* *e In 0 fo r llieii liout then on were never lieni! l i a l l e l • In mal.i 1. I.IIM i itu* » r. W'n>liington got lim e turn in 1it »'.• • it • ••I Score by inning*: * • liowiti Hire* j»*imini* til, Mh mi two walk*, sinyIt’s li\ Hu- U axlnuuloii e*lii!i. • JAC K H O L L O W A Y 'S It II K <i:tilie.,'illc 031 >1 Aug. t ill l ope*. I ' i ice 1.. AtcKinmy, ANGR DWELLING In Atfor like property In Senor some Central Florida Pr. F. U Moon, 1010 A t­ tic National Bldg, ^tlanta. ■ '1 tax------------:----BUi.1, BERVICE at ydar nlaee. R A. Shriner, Lake Mary- _____ | B A i: in i ilnln 300 310 020 0 to I mol .’nl 100 Mil til inui-r, tleck, llrvnn mol I. in mol llneilo, timfoiit S I- .M IM lI.i: M nke n tx u * * Atnrk ( X l titli*r ll*1' F O R P R K S ID K N T IA G K L K C T O H S H U M F4III NKVCX H H I N 'l Y 7si*nii* nl (lie I'iiioliilnle- o f you r Choice? FOR ll K vinet fd n 12 0 12 !• Doi . C O Y C K N O It w k v Snessard L. Holland Francis P. Whileliair I <»l.' i o T n 'iT S I'I'E H IN T K N IIE N T OK IM i'.I.IC INSTRUCTION t • •11 1 . .it ..s i: T. W. Lawton 1 1 nr * 1 i m -i f v i s o v* • i 1' 1 '\»: s t .v m h : s it p ijti\ t i -:n i h ( ‘(IM .M ISS|(|V |.;|( ‘ c ••>11 n vi: i ,| m a d • o m u is s id m oi n .T i: re,ii uve h ip » : i :s i : m ....... .. N -"I F. N T Y COM M IS S IO N HR ■•iv i sen T v , s Dyson '• f t C O M M I S S IO N E R H-fti i»i( T *•- a Ralph R. Chapman K. F. 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Lconurdy i <n m i m iik k o f h o a r d o f p i III. 1C INSTRUCTION iiifcTiiie-r e * i FO R C I.K R K O F T i l l : C I R C I T T ( III H I " w k rm i u s e K»R MI.MIIKR OF .HOARD OF I'I CI.IC INSTRUCTION 0. I*. Herndon iHM-rnai T su. a FOR TA X CO LLECTO R Vi i t k rent E. T. Haines iis i: John Ii. Calloway Jno. I). Jinkins E. C. (Ned) Smith, Jr. VfYTK KOII (INK <)H MCMIIFR OF HOARD OF IT III. 1C INSTRUCTION Ill.T I t ll'T I OK JI STIC K OF T IIK P E A C E iim : FOR CO N STABLE Janies C. Sharon R. W. Ware '" i n .......... ............. W. Herbert Messer Edward J. Nelson George A. Speer. Jr. * ifaee rent unis m a r in e t *». « Sam C. Gardner Joe Ludwig Robert M. MBobwMoye FOR COUNT Y I'ltOSKCOTINIi ATTO RN EY ro n t ro n m u HUT Ii. * St. Clair Cameron FOR COUNTY J lllH iK Vo t p Knit *«. S L. E. Jordan • I l f re nt I (Nl; S. F. 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Hat* in iiiImuos, 0 to ft. >"n11■ Ity itOlillgs: L L DEMOCRATIC Tile , DelJiml liedH ill* milled | I In- ll■illh inning In -core one F O R I I N I T F I ) a S T A IF S •on and no*e out tile Orlando v m t i : f o b o n k >• iiiilnr* -by ii 10 to *i m-iiii *. FOR 8ALE :___ M ARINE ROOM SAM 1*1,1'] I'RIM ARV ELECTION l.e,t by Jncknolt,* wllii cloutisl tuple*, the Leesburg A n glei* liitnnii-d tile* Ocala Yctilllng* by j !• to It k4*«»|V. St oring i*ix rum in lilt* f iyh! j two mninfr*, tlie Anglom k»'l*l j til* lend the re'inniitili-r uf tin- ! jjaine. t Icillil Cl.11.-.•toil full! nl ; r niiit ill the f.iiurtfi inning • 1.X intiint: k; i: It ll non -ii j IMIII — 0 7 :» 1 ir.n iib’ ii (HK— '.' l l | l •Imrg Millet. Bardin. l.i iiehnii,, title*' j II Mill Scltim; l<hitli '•Ii MU I W all ; 17 WIIIT1C Indian Runner Dark* « sm year old, 4 white Pekin*. I CAR save you to 1100.06 Tuxedo Feed-A Supply. ’i f you are going to buy a used ear of A N Y make, type or year model. .For personal tntorvlew, BUSINESS SERVICE without obligation write P. a Beg PM. Sanford. ' __________ SlQN PAINT^G-dL L. Worth.* at w. 8 to. Ph SIM. GRADUATE. PIANO y a e r, S3 * years ’___L ia t- Ftortde. t*l_l »- * Sewing llw J i.. MaU. chiives -Repaired. N. V. Kindt, If- l KINO, PJwnhing. Pheeee 10 ai£w. •-'•>I lim — K 10 il Al llollim.' worth mid l.ee i* and T h e K i n g , »* by l a w t l " - M r 7 I I’ettir'a twill., which acoiid I ’nai. and W o lfe; Dvor- ’I tie Selin lor* odd, I four tallie* JUeli • Hn\ eri|i»r u f till- 1 ii 111h h Wiley and Mole ill I he 7lh oil two wnll . n Ilii of T i'lu ii.! 000 0011— 2 ia o Classified Advertisements MISCELLANEOUS ......—Mr pure a free rerXIall iilonusl-lr ifce . . . | r . ilre d l slr'elglit victory- FOR S T A T E DEMOCRATIC \ft# for ' COMMITTEEMAN (Hi* George S. Witmer rum a*' a6««u i*»iatall ■ k • t ■ ----- ------ — — j ■ jt \ 4 issni •• . . -• �V v. / M/ r 4 THE SANFORD HI banford , SATURDAY. AftUL ft7, riumiD A Week f N e w s PR O GR AM FOR W E E K OF A P R IL 28 a t tu b srrz Sunday, Mends,— Shirley Temple In "T H E BLUE BIRD" in technicolor— Also Cartoon— Odd occupation* and Metro New*. ' Tuesday, only— Vivien Leigh (.tar o f "C O N E W ITH THE W IN D ") and Chari a* Laughton In "SID E W A LK S OP LONDON." Alao "IS L E OP DESTINY* with Wm. G a m p , June Lana and Wallace Ford. . Wednesday, Thursday— "REMEMBER THE N IG H T" with Barbara Stanwyck and Pred MacMurray. Alao Comedy, Novelty, Universal New*. . Friday, Saturday— "B U LLE T CODE” with Centre O'Brien and Virginia Vela also "T H E LONE W O LF STRIKES” with Warren W ill lam, Joan Perry, Robert Wilcox. THIS WEEK’ S CASTS CASTS _____ .. 8trmng TH E BLUE BIRD , Mr. Sodh lU Mra. Such Mytyl ------------»n I Magistrate Mummy Tyle 8| to Old Maud Mr. Luxury .......... rd Hackett .... Ty lotto ______ 0 _________ ns I Blackface . Tylo ___— .... Sybil Jason I Tempering Annla Berlingot Fairy Barytone ... Bart Comack Edward Levy Marie O'Neil ___ Baau am Clairs Greet David Buma ... Cyril Smith Ronald Ward MOVIE ACCLAIM ED by press and nut lea pietare evltlaa as e a e e f the p in t keaatiral plclaret ever aaade, Mae rite Maeterllaeh'a "The Bine Bird," le TeehaUeler, atarriag Shirley Taeipla with na ew OOptlfaaUy fine eeppertlag cast, will he thewa at tha Rita Thepter tomorrow and Monday, JOAN PERRY and Warren William are shewn above la n aeeae from "The Lena W ell Strikes,” bated an a story by Uamlt Joseph Vaace, ta be tereeeed nest Priday and Salarday at tba Rita Tim* atre. WlUlam Is festered as tba debonair re gee aad Mbs Perry, a Tama, Fla., girl It saat as .bit laraly romantic Jaad. M eaU gte Leva, Astrid Allwya, Erie Blare and Alaa Beater appear la sapper*. Ira. Luxury Crews it: Waldron ytK N LEIGH aad Chariot Laugh la* bars Ike atarriag rales la Mowalbs af Lead*a,” aaa a f tba Iwa altraetlaa* at tba Rita Thbstrw Tnosdsy esly. It L said that tha wark o f Ml** U lg k la this film won her Iks pari of Sssriott O'Hsrra In "Gowa With Th* Y W " Laughton's sapshl* porfsrmsacss are low wall haowa Is [ District Attorney ...Paul Gullfoyla Tom ....------....___ '■ Charlie Am t Hank _______________ John Wrsy Mr. Emory ...... Thomas W. Ross Rufus ___.________ Bnoneflaks •Fat' Mlko .....------Tom Kennedy Lee's Mother ..... Georgia Caine .Mnb_Em»nr_— _YJrflnla BrUaac CONFRONTED W ITH an attosalloa af havlag a s rd s rs j tbs Judge (at rummage sale) -------Spencer Chtriers brother of th* girl ho levs,, Stov* Csndaa (Goarg* O'Brlsa) find* hlaisslf dafaatslsts In tba prossata af Mstly Mathews (V ir ­ SIDEWALKS OP LONDON ginia Vale) and bar father (llaw srd Hickman). An snswllewnl Charles . . . high-spat la RKO Radis'* "Bntlsl Cads," thrilling eatdeor actlsn Libby ____ Vivien drama af the Old Wast, starrlag Gssrgs O'Brlsa and featuring Harley ..... — Larry Adler Virginia Vala la bn sasa asst Friday and Saturday al tha Rita Constantine .. Tyrone GuthrtO Gentry — Theatre. ,) Gus McNaughtoa Arthur ..... i spu**? ■ hangry. th* preparation of nr popular food, ______ _____ .thintt* have develOped around tha frying o f chick­ en. You may bar* your own fatlab, but you might Ilk* to look ovsr th* next cblckon-fryare tack fence—might give you aa Inspiration.' Hero'* a survey of BCVtral popular msthnds. _____ • • • , BATTER- D B B P F R IE D CHICKENi Cut th* fryer kilo Quarters, wash and chill. Wbaa time to cook, dip Into baiter ( I cup flour, 1-4 Uaspoon salt, 1-0 teaspoon paprika, I egg and £-3 cup.milk, beaten together). Care­ fully lower the • -getter covered chicken Into deep, hot fat so the fg t covers th# chicken by at least gn-tach. .Fry abeut 10 minutes, turning tba thicken several lima*, n a in and serve on a hosted plat­ ter. surrounded with corn fritters gad a glsaod pineapple garnish. Pass broccoli with Hollandsla* ■Ago*|-servo strawberry shortcake IOWA STYLE i Put flour, sell bd‘ paprika into n Paper sack. Mg put your Ait chicken Into m sack gad shake until chicken brown 1*4 cup each of chopped onions and eatery. Transfer lo 0 wall buttered casserole. Add 1*1 cup cruam and t-3 cup milk, tprlnkle with aalL paprika and minced psrslty and cover tightly. Bake 30 minutes In a moderate oven. Ml* In a cup of mushrooms and bake 10 minutes. Uncover and baka 10 mlnuUa to brown. Eacal* loped com, tuttered spinach, fruit salad and sponge cake round out PRIED CHICKEN CREOLEi Brown floured end ttasonod chick­ en In any kind of fat, basted In a frying pan. Transfer to a but­ tered baking dish, mix In 24 cup each of diced culsty and boiled rice, 1-4 cup each of chopped on­ ions and green peppers. Poor In t cups of,tomatoes or tomato Juice. Top With 3 ttblespoon* but­ ter and cover. Bake 1 hour In a moderately slow oven. Uncover tha la*; 10 minutaa to brown. PI NBA I T LB FRITTERS S cup* spoon-sited chunks canned 1 14 nupc all-puipos* flour 1-1 teaspoon salt I teaspoons baking powder L r . 'o 34 cup milk R Ublespoona confectioner's sugar Drain and dry spoon-ales chunks of pineapple with dboorh•at paper. Sl/t flour, salt and baking powder) stir in well-bestan #cg and milk. This batter should U Jut thick tnough to cost the plnsspple gems. Heat fat (about I quart in a deep, flatbottom nan) te 080 degrees P , or until a cube of brand will btawa la about 60 seconds. The* dip ■poon-alM chunks of plnMyuip In ____ Don Btddoe <Pred A. Ktlsey _ ______ Addison ____Roy Cordon - lUrtand Tucker ___ ... Peter Lynn BULLET COOK George O'Brien teve Condon Virginia Vale lolly Mathewa Pop Norton — . Slim Whitaker , Howard Hick* John Mathew* nun Cass Clanttne . .. Horry Woods William Hands Scar Atwood _ Walter Miller Gorman ....— — Robert SUnton Bud Mathswe S ISLE OP DESTINY Barnes __ Wallace Ford nlm Alltrton ... Juno Lang n —........... GilbertRoland A CORKING goad melodrama o f gas runnerv, Marinas aad a dar­ ' Spriggs ... Etienne Qlrardot Katherine DaMlllo ing avlalrls Is "1*1* wf Destiny,” la be shewn nest Tuesday, only H orton -----Orant -Richard* at the Rita Theatre. Wallace Ford, June Lang, William Gargaa, ant Relkker Tom Dugan Gilbert Roland and Katkerina Da Mill* kavs tk* landing parts la In Lawton __ Harry Woods stary wf a couth ssa Jungle paradise. -- -------------------------- TodOsborne lord, r'lorlda. Ibis llh day of April. Stats o t Florida, •!* **i< far Baas ntalo Jelly and salad and stuffed FriedChicken Is angel food cake for the dessert, s o * FRIED CHICKTops For Party ENiSMOTHERED Quickly brown cut-up floured In 0 tablespoons o f ollvo Menu In Spring chltken oil heated In a frying pan. Alao By MRS. ALEXANDER GEOBGE NEW YORK, Apr. 17. — UP>— Bpilngtlma parties and * fried aMehen are about as parannlal a combination at strawberries and etoam. . You'ru safe In serving It at pic­ nic, party or family gut to-gsthsr; - ------ Joan Perry _____ Eric Blurs ____Alan Barter ... Astrid Allwyn ... Montague Love _______Robert W. Granny Tyl ---- --- Cecilia Loftus Grandpa T y l _________________ Al Shtan Studious Boy — Gone Reynolds Mrs. Berilngot .... Leona Roberts W ilh elm ______ Stanley Andrews Cyprtta ---- - Dorothy P eering REMEMBER TU B NIGHT Lee Leandor —Barbara Stanwyck John Sargent — Fred McMurray Mrs. S a rgen t____ Beulah Bondi Aunt Emma . „ Elltabelh Patlarson. franc la X. O'Leary ____ Willard Roberta on W i l l i e ______ Sterling Holloway Judge (N ew York) ----- Charles very psaslva mood are Barbara Stanwyck and SHOWN HERE in la "Ramambsr Tha Fred Mac Me m y a kick hai wwa flas Night,” a thereeghly pleating comedy-drama preee.aallcet wherever shewn, The plcUro la aataral, spsaUnssaa and vary mash dawn-ta-enrlh. It will ha sbowa nsat Wsdaeaday and Tharaday at tha fatal Rita Theatre. loot* Couatr. PI* ridat -wbersit teas* ta Ik* ____________ A m WASHINGTON, Apr. 27. -<A>) —Great Britain and France have ■welled their ponding orders for American war plane* to watl be­ yond 4000, It waa Indicated yes­ terday by an announcement that the Allies in tho but two weak* have placed aircraft and engine contracts aggregating 0200,000,000. Tha annouMimont come from officials of the Allied purchasing mission who aal4 largo Quantities o f tpoody Curtiss gnd Boll pur­ suit pianos, Douglas bombers and engines of throe types wars In­ cluded. Tha lateet purchases, It waa es­ timated by airman In touch with tho negoUatlotu, - represent near­ ly 2000 planes and an undisclosed larger number e f Altleon. Wright and Pratt and Whitney motors. Arthur B. Purvis, chairman of tha mission, a id jRono Pjsvsn, French repreoenUUv*. said th* cost of the engines Included fa ­ cilities to produce tiwm. They •*plained that tho Allies » • " fi­ nancing factory expansion* ne­ cessitated by tho order*. The announcement of the Bell contract nromlood * .European war tost for an mutual typo of fighting plane, tho P40 develop*7 for tho army air corp*. This plan* mounts a smell cannon In Its noa* and la powered by an engine placed In Uw center of ^Tba^Curtles purault pUnas In­ clude both P-40 and P-40 modeU. released by tho army la accord with tho now potlcy by which the air carp* aspects to ncqulra mors advanced •models at no ad­ ditional coat along with valuable technical InforngSm of tfci P«r* formanc* o f American plana* In U * a La r n r .o J . N IX U. C IN THU CIUCl'IT COURT IN.AND N O N IM M IN O L M COUNTS, NLOSUDS IN CIUNCKNS. MAT KIKL.UM. Plaintiff, vn. r a n etw eerr o o v n t o p t m b l N | si S , . . HERNDON. r w il b o n "o/’VLoMH ttJIIIM l!*” HDOAII J. NIKI.txt Defendant. ONONIS o r SKMVICM T H E MTATE o r r U ilt ID A i TO B IN lA lt J. S'lELDa, Address Unknown: II la hereby eedtrad lhal you art required to appear on lbs Sth day al May, A. IX III*, before Ilia above satltle court, la lbs Hill al Coatplalnl filed agulnal tun la the and apee ; above alylad cause. or a decree peer aad d pro n a ltw s shall to entered r r a Osafso aaalaat you. and "Tha Hanford irsraU-*',la hsrsby designated aa K 'r tha newspaper In which tkla order T U shall appear one* a wash lor lour eoaseculW* week*. WltsrH my hand nnd th* anal ir w a f i S F here S r, rsqqlrsd K to appear (parb R uT K v.Ar4ior* ,1 5 ir ‘ 8k . ^ agalast rots la Ik* nbovn named Court an or before tjU Hals Day la May. ta*wlli May fc*A. D. III. aad ihtrsaftur stand la nM Bill as by law prwvteed. slap Dears* Pro Confess* will bo aalarsd agalast You o n paint now gnd pay later—Urn DbSOTO Paint on caay F. H. A- Terms. Every drop gukranUcd. M>do; in Memphis PAIN TS & -V A A N I8 HE 8 a t Ih la r o u t , n| Hanford. a va ils ila County, riurtda. Ihla lh* Sth day ut April A. II. Itl*. O, F. HERNDON. Clark ot tha above court llyi A. M. WEEKS. D. O M ARTIN BKOAU rialn tlire Atlornsy. IN T U N r lN C P IT COUNT IN ANN NON IR NINOLH COUNTY, r COM ID A IN 1-M4NC-MNV, Nr.CCIK ItA T M ITCHELL* Main- tiff. ROUUHT sat. VN MITCH B L U K. Drltsd- ONUKN o r BKNVICM THM N T A T N o r P LO W DA: TO ftOBHMT K. MITCI.TCLU Ova• ral Dvllvvrr. Newssve, Tenstssee: It U bsreky ordirtd that yea are requires la epptsr as Iks ith day er May. A. D. Ill*, tofsrs Iks sbet* sstllla rourt. te the Ulll el Ceaiptelsl IllrO agslssi yea Is tbs above styled cause, or a decree pro easts*as shall to satsred aamlest yau. sod Tbs Sssfsrd Ifersid Is hereby dseless led sd lb* B*wtgeP*r la wblab tkls or. dsr shaU<appear- sees a week far ieer rasssrullvs Wvvks, « P. MKRNDON. c , , V i - V t * V i g W t- ia .jr fifti,,- The only Bar. B. Q. stand that serves hot French Fried Potatoes with ail sand­ wiches south o f Jacksonville at no extra coat Try Our Delicious Spring’ Sandwiches. Mock Chicken L eg with pickles, tomato, toasted bun and hot French Fried Potatoes. This is a mesl in itself fQr Cold Spiced Ham on toss ted bun with lettuce, tomato, mayonnaise and hot French Fried Potatoes. \. . Potatoes.^ > r' \ \ r. Clerk ot circuit Court. U r! A. M. WKBKB. 1/spaty Clark Hollelior for Plalatltt Hanford, Florida. (UKAU gpaclal Matter. NINTH JCDtCIAI, CIRCUIT OP pLonina. in ANN PON aNssi* NOLH OOUNTV. IN C&ANCNKT NO. 00MB. D iv o a c a IDA UClIWKNTKIt, Plaintiff. Clark. : A. M. NVEXKU. . Curtiss in P. HERNDON. Federal �L*-k I n Sanford la The Only Central Florida City Affording Kail, Hlghwn, And Wdter Transportation County Produces I W t Ami V*c*tnblna Huui An* Similar A m la America 1 AN INDEPENDENT ftEWSPAPER Member Amodated Press U. S. Ships Break Record For 10 Years * SANFORD, ' "M ______________________________________________________________ . . , -S E A T»I*SS*'» Doughty Capt. Wlllbm Mcliale of the American Scnntlc Lines freighter Mormacsea is shown at New York upon hit arrival with $4,500,000 In Swedish gold picked up at Bergen, Norway. The Mormarsra was In the Norwegian port o f Trondheim when thr Germans took over, and the gold then was in the freighter. • Anti-Aircraft Gun Waits For Allies A llied Resistance Develops As Nazi Armies Strike Hard German Blow A t Rail­ B ritish Planning Dtum And Bugle Stassen B elieve s Attack T hrough Corps Takes 2nd Appointment Put Trondheim F jo rd Honors At Parley Him In Hot Spot C an d id ates File way Threatens To Isolate E n g l i s h Second Statement FrenchDetachments O f Expenditures British Troops No Campaign Contri­ Land In Norway butions Arc Liiiicd By Office-Seekers Three German Supply Vessels R e p o r ted . A ll o f Seminole County's can­ f«jnk By English didate, for public oilie r MibjvVI lo the Democratic Primary i lec­ tion next Tuesday, h a w filial their second expense statements at the office o f I ’ounty Clerk O. 1' Herndon ns r<i|iiirc.l b> low. ' In filing these expense state­ ments the candidates nre re•pined to make an affidavit of all campaign ' expense* and con­ tributions including I lie names of the contributors. However, im candidate for public office in Seminole I'oiiiily listed uny contribiilinn In bis canipalgn in the ennd slali m eiit:. The tlurd expense slateimnt 1willsl lie filial within lit ilnva fn|. lowing the primary election or the ciillilulatrs will Im ntsipiallfled, tin- law provides, |. I he i-aiiiliilnii . listed expense* In their rc»|iective campaigns ns follows: ‘■’••ite ft'•in' '. It tl rii-mvian. Il’ C:.; E. F. Ilourliolder, $358.29. House u u ir*tu u tiv *s . Group nr A88*^inir4 r r » M Slrnmr Allied resiRtanco nppnrenllv wns developlnjr ns it N'nyi blow nt n HtnitCKic Norwegian railway threat­ ened to isolale Allied troops in central Norway. K. ports front Stockholm nald ihe (.ermans now fuccd Ihe problem of hreaklttR through supposedly atronir ma.’hin*’ gun, and light iirtillcry line the Allic.i lane drawn across the Rocky Glidhrandsilalea nnd Glomma River Valley, Whether the Germans again will Ik- i -dc tu climb nin.ind dcfei.-n poslt.iills by sending col­ umn. over mow mountain yaltix d.-pi-niU h i . ll.e Allies' nbill.y t<* .-.qw will. S a il mr powor, nuthuritatlve sour..'* predie.ed. Re|M..t4 of Allied concrntratl. tu. however, were reg*riled nevidence that the Allies aic alive to tiie situation. DNII repoileil Hie Nails have raptured— nrtiltrry—iheiW— niktiy |Hirlah|o ivirele-- set*, and other war material. Tiie British war office raid the Grimnns had attacked from the air the towns of Atukilsnes, Molde and Allied landing places below Tr> tidlielin, hut gave no details. Ilitnsting it.er niouutain roadth** irnnaiiK wrrw reporied Is m-.> t|$/ rr IK i .J.II rMAS $ D«iml a< *11111 Nlnrm nt u i*oin4«^ wlllti tin llrltMi triwiiM mrt > thrill hi lb** flint r« llll'l of luttl** u bid limy •In l«l.' 1*1»nfvo| of •imI Im m N 1%vi»y. sirb-x II. til ri* lii'i 1 ii 11 ri* nfoivrmrnt * ii oIIht Nniwrjrian froiilR, the *t » infill - were •*•••! It* bnvi* hulled imI *-1ui i »tl ili|*irinr in uiroiiMi Mli**.I nlli ni|ih l • tli' loolrr Ihem. Ri IMIII ftnvi'Miiii't >1 Ihe Miikim; >f i|$* ••$• (iiiiiitiii -ii|t|*|y Mii|» t, lid it id Illolr Ailed I •«*«*|» 4 bu<l *UM»lt d it Allduhllf. tit (!cr•»»:»n 1 fie r i. I i 1 lio iii Till* llnll-h tlenetl lie* 4•«»' innit liiim lb.nl t«••••* • 1 in ii't ; rii| || NEW YORK, Apr. 29.— l/D— _____ The orrupatiun of Trondheim ... . * ‘ fjord, because of lie Importance lo the fighting nn laud, seems In be a task that should have hern undertaken earlier by tho Hrltlih navy. - O n thle-great- fjord ere-ellnJ u lfjj'J .O ii: John (1, U p n a tilft The Sons of th.' Leg! ii Pruio S I. PAUL. Minn., Apr. 29. — $t)4.0|; \i oiler A. Riiutfi. l21 .l-. i sted three strategically useful _______ ellle, with railroads connecting and lluglc Corps i f tin- t'aiopbfll i,Vi — lluiold F. Stassen, the naTax collrctur: John L. Gallo. |them wilii the interior— Trond- Losing Aim m en Iri'ion l'o»t linn's youngest governor, accepts way, 2IC0.8.S; Jno. It. Jiliklns, $424J!l; K. C. Smith, $151.21. Iheim. Levanger and Stelnkjor. copI>e<I ercund pktee in statewide Ids appointment to keynote the County judge, Annual Boat Ride Of Mrs, Ralph A, James G, Sharon, for the lliiril on-ecu- Ill-publican national convention as Sr.. $2HI; It. W. Ware, $226.03. Gives Seven Rules ! T S L * " V ,1 2 lr fighting. competition Club To Be Held With Uve l.lue in a cuiit**l hi M in coll- a "high h' nor,” but ho lellevrs it County prosecuting attorney; W, ThufsdayAftcrnoon For ciub. Activity to* let loo with tin- anli ml r.'iivell- places him on Ihe "pollllcsll *|iol." HerlM-rt Messer, $178.21); Kdwanf kn uf Itgionmiirr.i ln-t Tlui'eMastv-n, who vsss d.l years old J. Nelson, $164.56; Georg# A. . 7Z-, ,. . , valuable to have been left to, »yj Friday nnd Saturday tal St. April 13, la aware that his post- ’ Speer, Jr., $182. Sheriff; ;• i\ Outstanding 4-lT^ Ciub girls . long |n German hands, ' The' Vrthdays of iV. C. TfubchlHull on ns l ions I topics may ! Dodd, $770.18; Georgi* W. Gray, i Petersburg. pi the nine clubs in Seminole | The British navy now appears son, Edgar M. 8walm and Fred from _ . , . . , ,, , „ , . . — *r. . i Ton honor< in this rnni|>ctllinn change in Ihe next four or eight $217.27; C M. Ilsml, $23'.M’5; T. 'Williams, all Kotartans born County competed for county-wide j analou* to enter the Trondheim ■ awatilnl to lie I .ke Woith ycir-. j J- F. McClelland, 1230 Supervlduring the month of April were honors at thr annual achievement fjord and wroat that vital and t.or, „ wh,rll ,r, r..l , ,,f uf, i While Irxlkilit: with friend’ -nr of r,'gi«lrution; Kdward F. celebrated by the Hotary Club day hell in the Court llouve Sat­ vast Inland wtUrway from theipolnll w|ljlu about hiv n-|eelioii os Ihe keynote! I.anr, $91,15; W .1. Thigpen, today with a program conducted enemy. Thl* may prove to be; |,g|onii*i e, w,i. ni l.- i„ . ...... lie -p,bker fur tlit- G ill’ eonvenlt'it $5it.l.‘t. by Charles Morrison who read an urday afternoon under the ru- ■ feat equal In scope to Farr* tnly 92.ur. point at Pidlndelphiii June 21, Max-en | Heard of ('otinty ( •mimoMoh imposing list or oilier famous pcrvi„lan of Home Dmioimlration gut* assault on Mobile bay or George Weio teln. eoinimiiiiler I’r**, Hintri* t One: O i. |%ip«*( men bom during this month. ,Agcnt, Mr«. Revo D. Andrew*. Admiral Nelson's attack on Ih r 'o f tbe b«-*l |» I »n.| vi e ...... fiW.lti; M. II Smith, $d| I» Earle Turner reported that the Outlining seven rules for civil, I. Thn»*her, fHH; liiwtrii't Two inander of I Ii. •e<eiith .......... annual boat ride will be held work, Mr*. Ralph Austin Smith, Danish fleet at Copenhagen. I* A. |ty««m, $77 U4 .*. I rrtl II The Allied rxpeditlonnry , highly rooiliieli.le,l i.„ |,l. n.li.l nrat Thursday afternoon begin­ llnrrison, $ikl.f»H; .1 |* .luckMiti, ning at 2:00 o'clock and tho boat first vice president of the Flor­ forces, at Namsos and Andalsnrs, perfnrmanre" ..f tie l>» l \•miIi I M. District Thm : \V It. II «l will leavo Irom the docks at Hie ida Federation of Women's Clubs, without full equipment, if re- whom he »iid "miele a ....... mi j laril, fOUNl; It .1. O k iftn id , $77. Osteen bridge. There will bo no was thr principal speaker. She ports can be believed, had ns presalnn" ....... lb. ............ I ,.l Diistiict four: J- I’ I’nrlm, $rcj; meeting of the llotary Club next cited the value of the t-almng their main objective the rapture legionnaires rind eivcl-an ale. aw Dintrict Klvc, \V. ti K i11m***, received by the girls In this work. of city of Trondheim. The Natn- *h« coni|M-litinii • TJh- i«, v • ie Monday. l:i; S K. I.oni:, lit;', li-iii|ii<raiy • loinnvui Roy Holler, reporting for the Mrs. Dorothy l.amb, llounty *<■« forre, lacking guns, tank, ceivcil n big fliand I'nuii Hu- I vi-nllull's .hot mV of |'race, Di*Mfi«'t Four; golf committee, said that the school nurse, told of the import- end airplane*, puvhei'il down to crowd," Mr. W*jin->, I I I ••■id lo,-l Slassrn has been flooded will il Sidney I •Xlll •|» 1 1- btel Im I '»1 -sijnk I$r 80* le the An 1 Field l« sdvrup f.u llu- girup « ungratulalory me-sage- fiuin mi- St. ( Imr C*nnier«»ii, tournament with the DeLand club once of good posture preceding1ward I-evanger, while \4* * Iv iDmni'i'il ovi 1 ibe weekend J. Nix, I d Dll; \» i: Watson, ished UP to" * * *n cbs'hg. i,l t'i. , inp liunul <JIIP Irnder* who feel Ilia' will begin at the local club on the posture review and the s«- dalxnes force was rushed up ... , , Itt Reinr, il wn iiiiiMiunivd that $.*»7.H 0; CiiiiFtaldr, Ih tio t Four: he best represenlihi\oullifiil Both force^urlnR R* parlu-ipnlion in H ilie be«t represent* ihe >■•■illifiil, May 9th, with malchea In De-lipction a( the health contest win- ward* Trondheim. Both forre- ‘1“ rl,’ n (m l K. Fhnrpeiniur, $77.10; Sam Ditto tlfleii, IV|*nft|i't| ut M p'O* progressive Influeiir,in ihe i a ,i . , (tirade rSmt In 11,......... nn n ! progn ssive liifhienre in ih.I!.Land on May 1 . and her* again n rn . now have been halted by the far rf ' " 1 n 1 pnlllil.-in pta'ly lie will lint tie t\ (iatilnrr, $tlfi.t*0; Jim* l.iidwi/, (*trman Kntrh , w i tridared by On the 23rd. The finals wilill b* Those adjudged winners of th* Grnn.n ^ “ iS S T T r ^ .......... pie idrntinl lini'er. Imwever. mi­ Itl'J.fUl; W A. McMullen, $d% JO Ihirifnhi \||*dlrti a. Mtllhn«2*it|nt held later In DeLand. posture contest were Mary Elisa­ f , U „ W M lo Mfiuuinx L. I omit.n, Itiltuin ni IP 11 --if ter lie Ills - -*«„nn' i-l j nnd Itid n it M Moyi* $1*140. Aa birthday present*, Mr. Hut­ beth Wiley of Geneva, llrst; and $$NMilnurd o*n |'*«r hit I Justice nf I'race, |l»«trii*t Six; age," p'eeidenlislly -penkliii*. chison receive.I a act of garden­ Lona Aulin of Oviedo, second. R oy F. Rurkrhidilei, $1.1.Ml; Ihe avsignmenl uf deliver ini. !!p ,0 L b* j >0mb,rd‘,“ : poisons r.limnl...... . «... ........ ing tools, two passes to a well In the dress revue, Margaret known theater, and a boa of cig­ Cullum of 8«nford received first and bombing the German-held Mr Weln-tem .„,.(. .,.(. .... h- ■lie kryni le nddre-e cmne III, I Tunnis I*, l ewis, $|-• Fonstable. ln-t. nf ilefin.lie tin* Hepig.liean • District Sis; W .\. Lewis, $;'.' • ars. Mr. Swalm received a set place for the belt school dress. Agdenes fort defending Ihe np h, (1 foum| ul ........ il.-.i iVnci*. District f# to Trondheim. (h# Ranfoni |»»i>i Im* $<*m-i \i <|| •»•»'* «»n nn mnal loim-t uml •i»r ftO. Jmtke id of carpenter tool*, two passes, Charlotte True of P»ola was »yej Three:. Thro Aulin, $'.* (*«»n«tn Thi< Altaeklnjr force, if It in-* publicity nil i.v.r i|. I im ting polidr« for tlie future. and a box of cigars. And Mr. ond. Marjorie lUldeman received Fine-ill seiviccx were lirlj at As n rr*ult. SIusm-h • m in.i i District 1hr««r. O. I Sh.ne, Williams received a motor boat, first place for the b<st dress tends full occupation of the fjoiil. throuich il* h yi. » m m .i, . the Frick "on Fuller il Hume yes­ two passes and a box of cigar*. and Juanita Williams of Lake will Include battleships, cruiser’ . > lie nahl the H •esfeirsl n.» t innkpil P W i m lnvolvt - mi intensive : terday Iifteino ii a I 2:00 o'clock t*f national pnihlmtd ami I #?• '11*1 Mr. Morrison's biographical Monroe was second. In tho senior destroyers, submarines and air* IRlh in thr fivmniAj-. . r m. ** . Dm- I confidences uith parly hn«h*r<A W * $5.»7.RO. « lerk € scsmiH for Ml*, .lame C Robert*, who sketches were at followit group for this competition, Mary plan**, together with vttsels nee- hership* in the 122 |u , died ui ln-t home ■■i KOI Him A ve­ I lie i»l«ui i« stYflying the rcp4ut of ; f ’«urt, O. I*. Ilcrndon $IH7. Hu* "Edgar Miller 8waim was born Emma North of Longwood and ess* ry for mins awtelng. Tr»n«- Florida district. nue cully .Nnlll'day morning fol­ at \Vlniton-8al«mr -N>-C. and was Wannelll* Metti of Banfonl were port ahlp* with troops must aeDuring the |es| d y uf the the Republican profimn commit - parinlendenl of MiMile, T. ,,Minl lowing n five mnnih*' iTlnore. educated at tho City Graded awarded first and second places company anany tha naval ship* to con- thtee-dav meeting. Mi W.ni-iriii :rr lu Kiird bv Dr. (ili-nii r'tank. | I-mwion. $I7C.:.0. gflHMil. lll1 'I lie Itev W. I'. Itronks, pastor of Sta-s4*n alb » con idetinr «*on* • members: I re«l I William School and Moravian School for rsspectivsly. solidate gains and to occupy the, was installed ns vie,- ...... tin- Flr-t llnpli.t t’liurch of Reptiulican *13.50; E. T. Haines, Boys and tha La Salle Extanalon For the best tailors! dre»r. k»y poiitiona after tho warahlps' |°f **»• Seventh lli-tih t Im il„- , n ferenccs with othe which she wa- a inrtnher, officiitK, Jordan, $.1R.f»0. University. As a small boy be I,ona Aulln of Oviedo received gun* have beaten down enem)|*uin* >'r* r *•>' Null >iml <'"iii- eovetnors to fnrtlie- hrenden tiicl irilional view-jKiilil. tine nieli eon taoU bU cue from Hiawatha and first place and Wande Lee An­ naval and land resistance. Suc-I,u* !'" * r R*yinonil lo ll Khe Ii*. i i-m n resident nf Fan* roamed through tho woods mak­ derson, second. Mickey Chalker ceta o f auch an expedition I J*"* '/ 1,1 l-i-infi Rifle 1ference Was suggi •l-d by Gov. foul f< i (lie post 2<i years. William II. Vanderl ill of l!ho<|.' ing friends with tho wild life be of Ovirdo received first awarj would rollove tho dangerous >“•'*, 1,1 iile.w -ile I-land A lurge nunila r of fiiend* of when ho tiilked \\till Stas, and preuure by tha enemy on the found tfaare until while stm at the f aini Iy nnd iilaliies altended -ill dining the National l'ie-s but the final resulls shotting tin Ihe .services and the floml offer­ two land fronts where Allied t li.'i Gridiron dinner hi Washing­ ing. wa. profuse The songs, forces are fighting towards the ratlnr of Hie Hanford i-i „ ii |i Iris ton recently Stassen lias hin'ed riot '.M -cn rrceivrd. Thipump their calls not -In laying eggs). The Judges for the events were city o f Trondheim. "There Will l!e No Night There" wa* mule- the snpcrM-ioit of In­ that a similar meeting of middle nnd ''Nearer My God To Tlieo" Once the Agdenes fort is structor W. 0. Cook west gnvrinnrs might !«■ (o ld -it City N ew s Briefs wc-i- rendered by Ma-tin Stinea sufficiently powerful . Mr. Weinstein nnrinum »-<l Mm* Hex M' lne». low* The«e renfer. » r y S £ 2 ? b J £ fc "tE .K: ^ l,V pasted, I riphrr and Mrs. J J. West. InBritish naval force should have % rd^cUI meeting nf Ibr Finin. enee,—should they materi'illxc — I lermenl wn* made in the Ever* little trouble in reaching all three hall-Lo-ping Pr*t will le held in prr.uinnhly would lie held some The regular drill session* nf I grci n Cemetery. tint* In-fore tiie national govcities in tha fjord. the thrre local National Guard the Leeion Hut on Tm-iluy Th capture o f this Important night, May 7, Wlull be \illl iiis e:nor«' ronferenee nt wliicli Ft**- companies will he held at Iho I Tho-e from out nf town oltend* m b U f -s o l.. m O t m o . ta i- lfa .^ u S lr k j mg the rervlces weie Mr. snd A> tokens of appreciation, Mrs. body o f water and its complete •tull officerx of (be |ccft| |N)t| f•»r sett will be hn«t. This tnee'.ing will Armoiy tonight at H:U0 o'clock. Mir. A. F. lliirhaunn, }|ta. Nellie ■>(M-n in Duluth, Minn., June 2. P, H. Hanes K nitting Go. as y^n<j rtwa presented corsteos to control by the Allies Is a vital M** •muinir yw r. ItiHhamn and Mr. and Mr*. T. D. At homr, where he must run suporiatea dent, o f knltUngfc be. thoM with the 4-H Club step In the operations towards Team* 3 and 4 in the Kiwan- N'aldin of Orlando, Mr. nnd Mr*. for re-elcctlon this year, hi« ix Junior league will play to­ •bints to bavo mads anongh on-| throughout tho year and to ths defeat o f the German army rhoice a* keynoter ha* given morrow aftrrnos n at 5:00 o'clock Merrill Robert* and three chil­ dsrwaor , to put n suit an ths ,'there contributing to the sue- In Norway. k Ftassen one chuckle. Oppnnrnti at the Ninth Htreel Rairhall dren of CsK-oa, Mi. ami Mr*. I. ?. book o f rrory man. woman, and 0/ the Achievement Day proThe Germans probably have Rivers. Waller River*. Mr*. W il­ within tha narty liad Indicited Diamond. child in the world. Upon fin- gross. had ample time to Improvise a liam Rice, Mr*. Ksrl Wclsel and they would Lose their prlmaty biting school bo ffarot -worked i Mrs. Kendall presented pins to defense o f the fjord with guns Routine business mallets will Mis. Ivcv Slrwait of Daytona wtth the B. J. Reynolds Tobacco1Lona Aulln. E bbe Bukhara and and may have mined It in places. Harold Little, employee of election fight on K assen's “ nnBicfhi Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Rivers, Cn, but kb lore fo r mnik bu rr Ktejaa U rgen t for their parttol- Abo to be encountered will be Hoarer Little’s risre, is iieing Rrputlicanlsm,“ hut the governor he handled at the regular meet­ Rr., Douglas River* and Eugen* and teob took Mm after two potien in tho statewide contests German shlpe probably destroy- Moo tad at the F*niald-!.xughtun •■ellcvea they will l>e fo-eeii lo ing of the Independent Order nf Kirkrr of Creen Cove Springs; change their ilralepy as n result Odd Fellows in ths Odd Fsllows yonn to tho Bans* w .ts fw - Co. at tho short course last year. Ruler Trills. F. F. Till!*, Mr. and ere, submarines and. mine lay­ Memorial lloipital for a slight of hi* aeltctiou to keynote the nt- lltll tonight at 8:00 o'clock. brain concussion and iminful Mrs. Alva Tillia and Mr*. W. M. Ho r e married in 1 IU U A g-j ------------ !------------ers— left in Use fjord to resist tinnal ronvtntion. belli, e, austainesl early Sumtay I'ea'ton of Talatki. and Mr. and the anticipated British attack. Gtcrgs R. Bailey of Orlando Judge W are b Taken T o give an Men o f the diffi­ mernlag when hi* auto left the Mrs. E. A. Buchanan and Mr*. and Virginia llaxcn of this city hlgbxray Just north of thr Ijike Ckir* Buchanan of Tamp*. Tiie culty o f the task confronting Monroe bridge and plowed fn* Fire On Tanker Is wsro issued a marriage license ix .u *irr‘ arn*h T» Orlando Hospital the British nary, it should bo employes* of th* Mather Furni­ the office c( County Judge R. ture Company of Crcoa also atpoorly 100 yard* in a deep roadOrlando. In 1828 Ed decided U _ • . , - w w - _ u explained that Trondheim la 72 •ido ditch, coming to rest after Said Under Control *t W. Ware Saturday afternoon. tended. ■Boo op the fjord from the overturning. son. Lovangor 101 miles and CHARLESTON, Apr. 29. —(AT HU condition was not ronsidThere wilt be a meeting of the aorioui by attendants, how- — Fire aboard the r*«olin*-laden Junior Chamber of Commerce to­ Norwegian tanker Willy wa* re- morrow nirbt at 7:00 o'clock at L O C A L W E A T H E R WEIGHT OP T H E LAW LiUU said a blowout caused polled cp.'.er contrul today al­ the Mayfair Hotel. Itev. W. I'. hi* auto to leave the highway though amoke w-»* still rising Brook* will be the main apaaker. Conaidsralla cloudiness, posslMy PORTLAND, la d , Apr. 29. — and that he was throwm Out of from tha engine room. D*ngor waa believed past of an CP)— Officers bore ora huilt f r It as It turned over. Violator* o f City ordinance* showers In tha northwest portion heavy duty. Wokkts of four peAnother youth, on unidentified explosion of a highly Inftamirabla will he triad before Judge Frank tonigbt and In extreme north 'por­ Ikomre total 927 wounds. Sheriff companion front fit- Augustin*, cargo, which waa separated from L. Miller la a session of tha Mu­ tion and possibly on eitrems Charles I omI, hrevb c than any of •loo la tho auto, waa not In- the remainder of lire ship by a nicipal Court <>t the Police 8ta- south coast Tuesday; slightly waracr tonight. (C s s U s s r i oa ra g e aim four-root goffer dam bulkhead. 4-H Club Girls Birthdays Are Celebrated A t ’ Vie For Honors i f Blows Rotary Meet At County Meet . . fleUliy to hare hU two BriUsh s crulsors with modimn-wolght bomba, to hart set ona transport afire and struck three others in waters o ff Trondhsbn yeserdsy. The burning transport was strandad and the crew took to lifeboats, this announcement sakl. n . _ rv-----.Ik .,- .k l.. NUMBER 212 Established In 1908 A TLA N TIC CITY. Apr. 20. — (.7*)— A proposal that the Meth­ odist Chinch pass Judgment on the rfficlal relations between the United States and the Vatican wee overwhelmingly rejected by ■ the grneial conference today. | Urging a vote against the reso­ lution t y Dr. W. K. Bryen of Huntsville, Tex., Dr. Haloid i*aul filoan of New York, said “ at this time when the Christian Church la being attacked on ell sides, It does not seem becoming for the greatest body In Proles ontlim to be so nervous over such a small matter." Th# conference situ was expect­ ed to take an of riels 1 stand to­ day on the Dies Committee. The National Council of Melh. • ‘sssto_£*?» odist Youth hae attacked Dies and the conservative element Is re­ Somewhere ill the battlefield that is Norway thlsTicrm.xn *unt" ported re-rntlnr the youths' ac­ tion. aircraft gun points skyward and unil« for Allied nlr raiders. WASHINGTON, Apr. 20.— * '(A P )—Disclosure that Amer­ ican shipping has reached the highest point In 10 years despite neutrality act reatrictlona coincided with creation * of a special neutrality unit in the Justice Department. m u n i * » » - r e - *«> 2 W W S f r W 'S S . 'S APRIL 29. 1910 Methodif# Conference Decides A g a i n s t Passing Judgement On Action O f U. S. 4 2,562,000 T o n s O f Cargo Carried In January, F ebruary Are Reported By fyra Land Forces > e * Agency To Study . Cases Carefully • Plan To Judge Relations With Pope Rejected Brings $4,500,000 In Gold To America S p e c i a l Neutrality Unit Added To Jus­ tice Department By Attorney General Attorney O tn in l Jackson assigned to th* new srtney “ re­ sponsibility fo r control- In proto_ cations relating to' neutrality, * foreign enlistments, treason, sedi­ tion. etolonsgo. sabotage "or kin­ dred ! offenses.” The new sconey will study cases on terms of -both adequate protection for na­ tional Interest and -civ® rights 4 o f individual*." The treasury gape out figures ■bowing l more jfmnicmn ships wore carrying more freight to fqrylen norta then anytime In a doeado..In Janaary and February 1.0*2 vessels cleared for foreign destinations wtth IJM2,000 tons o f rarro. In the saase months of 1M9, 932 skips carried *284,000 If FLORIDA, MONDAY, Post Is Well Rcpre- iMumeKotun (governor tinted At Conclave, °"VH HIs Ideas May MSJf-,§uW'V,'S £ . V : Weinstein S t a t e s ( 'linage On PoUtirs. S^tT ^ I^STTSXR Smith SSc“ ;E Funeral Sorvices Arc Held Fur Mrs. Roberts Harold Little I H urt In Auto MiKlmp A Attention To Us & • i. >re.w-,' a . r r , • s S- -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, 1940 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 27, 1940 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 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 27, 1940; <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/4716ae306e7fb9ece7d701583e4adf1d.pdf 8a63cc519ac0fff2a50fc52fca47f480 PDF Text Text } *W V f A .N 'flJ 'V S C R W V . I'.tT **," 1 •< ' ?' I " .' THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA LGII EIGHT TH U RSD AY, A P R IL >5, 1*4 cala Yearlings Hand Sanford Seminoles 3-1 frank HudsonPitches Fine Game Daytona Islanders Sid Hudson Gets N Halt N ] at Winning S e c o n d Chance ln But Sanford Errors Are Costly Streak By 5 To 0,Washington Game U f - T * 0 Teams Clash Here Tonight With Al Nixon Slated To Hurl;' er Sanford Retains Lead 1 The Ocala Yearlings came out of an an cigu. olirht fame oi a » —- losing streak last night to hand tho ....... ..... , a 3 to ting ................ Banfonl Seminole* r"ltcklnif"*befora alx-hlt pitch­ X lick Inir before tho the alaing of Johnny Sheffield, Sheffield, and suinn |/7 porb fielding on the pai part of tho KL whole team wm. teom. . „ A, IlL ' Tonight Ocola nlaya hero. Al S ’,., Nlaon probabljr will pitch for the • Seminoles. ' thc Frank Hudson pitched the U for the Semlnolea but cbtd hlta In the fourth and Mghth frames gave the cellar dwelling Yearlings enough mar­ gin to drive In the winning runs. Ocala scored the Initial run In fourth aa Tony Rinaldi colad a single and scored on M w n Venturas safety and In tho £-'• eighth Tod Rosa went to second on an error and on hits for WoItiak and Bammie Cole raepd In 'w ith the second tally. On an er■fbr charged to Second Ilasrman .Campbell, Ventura reached first K and Worn*It scored. The Seminoles loaded the baa once without ocorlng and In tbs ninth 'sent In two plneb hitters only to lose out with two on has*. The bos score: sarpond ab r a • liVdrr r i ---- -------4 a a * <'vmpb.il lb ...... Skeen cf ............ lloberts as ... Johnson lb Marlon If , I a I I 4 0 0 0 ------ I 0 l | IlnWSnd lb Klmbr.l e — . Hudson p «... b Jeltr p .— e Tlscal ------ .. Touts ------- OCALA Orehalllnl lb Itosa se Woman lb rote ef ltlnel.11 Ih Sctilrn e .... Miller ,---Tollce It II I ab r 4 0 ....... 4 I _____ 4 I 0 11 a .'0 0 « S i I : i Ventura rf Sheffield p T n U i . .................... SI S I IT b—Batted for •IlufVon In Ith. I .1 The Islanders of Daytona' BOSTON, Apr. 28 —VP)— The Beach halted tho winning streak, battered Washln Senators UBS*on o f Orlando’s Senators last night turned on the Red Boa yesterday after coming from behind by blanking the Note • to 0, in a Florida State league game. twice, slogged their way to their Tho Islanders had a Mg Inning, first win o f ths season, *-fl. tho sixth, In which they scored The Senators chased Lefty Bob four runs. Ths other tally was Grove, who held them to a twomad# hi the eighth. / hitter In their opener, in the Wallis, hnrllnr for the Island- sixth Inning. era; held tho Senators to sla Grove lacked much of his usual scattered hits while his team­ cootrol but when ho retired, ho mates were collecting 10 o ff Ken­ turned over a 8-6 lead to Rookie nedy, Score by Innings: Herb Hash, who was charged Orlando _ 000 000 ooo— 0 6 I with the defeat, D. Bosch’ .... 000 004 0 1 1 - 8 10 1 Jim Blood worth started the up­ Kennedy and Onlsi Wallis and rising against Grove by homer­ ing offer'Cecil Travis doubled In tho fifth. o— Balled for U rdtr la tth. Beore by Innings: Welter Mesterscn, IB-year-old Ran l o r d _____Sail 040 100—1 I • righthander, took over the mound Ocala ______ M 0 1*0 Ota—I I I Aaslstsi Campbell a Heberts 4, In the sixth end held the Red Hudson I. Ocehalllnl I, Itosa 4. Sox to one" hit while strikln'g out Womak 1, aheffleld 4. errors: Ilr- five during the Inst four Innings. der, Klmbrel. tlud.on, Iloarand I. Sid Hudson, making his sccon-l Campbell. Tolies, aheffleld. Itune halted In: Ventura, Howsad, Cols. big tsague appearance for WashThree-base nit: Marlon. Stolen Ington, was touched for a two run bases: Rchlro. Rinaldi. Lon on .. by w -Bobty . Doeir, Boston baaos: Sanford 10. Ocala I. Bases triple on balls off: Hudson I, Bhoffleld Bed Sox second baseman, In his I. Struck out br: Hudeon I, brief stay on tho mound yes ter- field I. IIU lift be ‘ Meld t. plleker. br: Haweon (Cole It. raised ta ll: Klmbrel. Umpire.; Rebuilt er, McLaughlin. Tims of game: I 41. , nr. mss SIS-CAB larmPBISKLll was called to relievo Joe,Haynes In the fifth with one [out, the score 4-4 and two Rod Box on bote. Cronin sUppad hts first pitch light back at the Florida boy end In tho ensuing rundown of Tod Williams between third and homo Cionln made first and Foxy third. Doerr punched out a triple, ocorlng two, and Tabor foolod out. A pinch hitter hotted for Hudson end-tho Na­ tionals went on to win 0-8. Nsumann. Led by Goldsmith, who collect­ ed three hits, Including n double In five trips to ths plate, tho 8L Augustine Saints nosed out the Leesburg Anglers by a 6 to 4 count v ’ Lts Voshell and Earl Jackson, tho Utter a new arrival from Savannah, tojiped tbc local bat­ ters, each collecting two hits in four timet at bat. Score by Inn­ ings: IllIE , BL Aug’t’a__ 102 200 000-r=8_lQ_l.l Leesburg .„. 000 220 000—4 7 3 Hudson, Harper and Mobley: McCormack and Wtllner. The DeLand Red-lints - pound­ ed out 18 hits In trimming tho Gnlnrtvill G-Men by nn It to 3 score. Davis, hurling for the ftrdK n tlsrod ^jlU ^I«oro^2 [J[j!2 i!l£ ^ Brooklyn I. Boolos *. Chicago *. Pittsburgh 4. New York *, Philadelphia 8 81. .Louis at CliKluBAtl, pt poota. Held floodwt LEACt'M A N KMITAN ! * Cleveland 4. B L Louis 4. Dtlrolt s. Chicago I. New York S. PkTlad.l ladatpbla 4. Waabluglon S. Boston ». UAMKS TODAY PLOBIUA STATK LIIAUtlB Ovals ■t.aaotooa. at. Augustin, st Leesburg. Ualn.svilD at Detaad Daytona ileaeh a } Orlando. RATIONAL l l A U V R Clnelnnnti nl Chleago.— Deryli g . r ll-S I va. D*ah 10-11. Ml. Louis > al Pittsburgh. • Co"P«r 10-1) *•- K lln g.r ,!»• * ». nrooklyn at Phllad-tlpkla. ■ Casey (!-• > v a P«traea tS-0). float on at New York.— FMed 10-1) v a Lehrman (0-*>._________ FROM THE THE STANDINGS R n .o n iu A * LCAUtn PRESS BOX Sealers _ a a — Ck Iosco fsc l BATIOBAL LKAOTM AJnOUCAB LKAOtm CtsveUnd iton — troll Maw York rklUO.Iphlm stats W l«eeburg Orlando Daytona liearh DeLand tlalneevlllo __ Bt. Aunuetlno OcaU ----- br----ARLIE ak'ALKER L I*r4 J 4 .010 Wssklna s.hlnston ___ 4 .fio aorru u B i i r<»• i" .SSO =1 ? f* i t .in Nsskvlllo _ i c ^ 'x - v ^ ^ ^1,110.8 emphU £ NATIONAL t.RACLR New Orleans _ The local bad at la low team weal _ lo Orlando Tacoday night and Brooklyn IrfOnnnti gave a fine aeeoant of Itaelf, tt.bnrgh • Inning all hut about' three •w Tork mstrhra out of 11 or 11 playsd. And even In those that were lost BL Los l e ___ the Sanford player* put up a Boston Ight hard fight.' One of spots of tho evening wax tho play of Jim Ilifgtas. Higgins ha,n't playsd a groat doal, rot he gave Orlando's tep-i p p i| y .year’s playrr, n maa of many experience, the fight of Us life before losing. And In ths doable*, learned with Clyde Parkers ho gave promise of beebmtag an tavalssble addition to the team. * VI.W W W i * gla n »ir; Clyde Parker, though not ia best o f health, put up. a great •xhibition. It Is our opinion that Porker and H iggins'w ill b*i a match for almost any double* team In the state with a little more play together. Ellen Betta and Dot Powell dUpoted of their | opponents with ease/ so much to, In fact, that ws haven't sn idea that there It say women's team In the state that can boat them. And with a little more single* practice, cither of thim will b* a fair bet for tho state singles UUe. Tonight w ell hove on oppor­ tunity to te* whol Tom Ueb, now University of Florida football coach U Ilk* as a man. What he will he ns Florida’s coach only time will tell.v (lo(ng to New Hmtrna to the Yacht Club wher* n big slag dinner will be held In l.lrb's honor nrs In addition In Ihr writer, nrad Byrd, the old llslnr scrub. Coach Leonard L. Mcl.uraa, Iff. Luthtr T. Does. Guy Wood had perhaps Horn llyrd, who also b a Florida alum- Huts, held the G-Men to seven JULE n< Unit . 211 200 310—11 18 1 ItsiiicnviHc 200 000 001— 3 7 4 llavis and fiords; Pctrlckn, Klsy and I’rucit. Engraving o f maps began In yrar 1400. Before that dsle they were In manuscript Ih r i J t: * 4 .III D .lijf? ! In. (. Irf.eburc 4. OaiaoavtUo Davloss B ach X. Orlando S. STEAKS STEAKS lb. 17c lb. 19c Noricn STEAK lb. 25c STEAK lb. 27c voiAi-P1^ T -u n V it OB rORTWR IIOOSN BEEP ROASTS CHUCK lb . 17c POT ROAST lb . 15c ‘ , ■ ORKU ARU rMRaii uwnrwn HAMBURGER _ ,1 2 lbs. 25c | 2 25^ I.B.I BltlSKKT BBKP ROLLED ROAST 23c| STEW • , HKD OMOKKD n<-\KLCSS A L L LBAM BBKT SAUSAGE lb. 10c STEW PARKAY lb. 15c BLICKD R K K A K P A IT Pl'M R RIBS lb. Waitera 12i/,c B a c o n U. 9. Good BEEF ROttRIX. SIRf.OIR OR STEAKS CHUCK ROAST 33c lb. 23c little pig SUOVI.UKH , R o a s t lb . 25c 5c |S au sage , Neck Bones 0LE0 lb. 10c 25c 12Viipl Brainslb. 10c { l e a d s lb . CRSAUaf) lb. 32£ Omargte lb .8 V2 C 2 lbs. BUTTER WHITE BACON lb. 7*/2c .S4MATY . . . . CHOPS 2 lbs. T A IT Y LB-. 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M INT 3 lbs. 1 £> C Fancy Bine Bane F R E S H V E G E TA B LE S IIt'a* " new, genuine inlaid i i ; withthemoMataxiingImprovemeat*infloor-coveringhiatofy. • Examine the diagram at left —it«hcyw»youtherevolutionary fcatareathatmakeNairnTrend, iite^ooger wearing, mocnqalal andcomfbrtahla, It*f tha frtt PcomplMaly kt> Navy nr Baby Lhngi Blsswlt PL we k Ihe. *7*| | * As. Klo If K* l>k ‘& y, lb. Mm GREATEST FLOOR-COVERING B E A N S S. •aV M «tiiR 8 ' T a ll LAMOM ORAI1H A TREET & % . 2 5 c Spaghetti 2 lbs. 15c GOLDEN KEY 12Vac 2 bars 11c EGGS . tfoz. 25c With Regular Grocery Orders 5 lb s . LB. CAMAY SOAP SODA OR CIRAMAM T 19c COI.DRV OR AIK X O t]i ru m lb. FRESH K IL L E D lb. LARD XMALL WB1TKMR 8PAMM SAUSAGE WE H A V E THE SMOOTHEST LINOLEUM M A D E I NKSiXTS t n r r r s n A Y KI.ORIDA rrATM LMAat-M 1 Oewlo a. �I •**> £ \ Sanford la The Only Central Florida City A fford in g Kell, Highway And Wdter Tranoportatloa A N IN D E P E N D E N T ’ N E W SPAPER ■ ■ B 8 H = »-a a ^ B K H - VOLUME --- -- JJANFORD, F W R in A , FR lrtA Y , A P R IL 20. 1940 M em b er A asocU ted P m a ~~ *House Refuses To O verride Veto Of FOR .t 1 9 President Contends P e n s i o n Bill Is Not F a i r To All W i d o w s Of Vets crease to many more on roll*." The bill would hare Increased widow’* petitions In varying amount* up to $10 a month. The highest pension under the bill would he (60 s month. m The House yesterday overrode w m veto legislation to give special allowances to 18,000 Spanish War volunteer* who served In the Philippines after the treaty o f pease with Spain, National daf defense program Tbo Ni • MnvaH moved fforward with plans to seal the Nation's vital harbor* agalgst marauding submarines In time* of wsr and to ln c r**** the •hooting range of three' bailie O llir lie rn v tn , yc ateid ay pushed 'in to Boron then fe ll bnck to lig in a p p ro x im a te ly H5 m ile* ki A lliftl w itM m w ttl octMirrnl par* ■IU| in llir lo tho w # «l, Ily CIIARI.B8 CHALK Ell "Little W<mcn," tie anoual pliy given by ' Seminole Ilig'i School Seniors last Right, proved •n artistic success and was well largo ludlt ludUncr. * _ received by a large the I a j v ia ii m n t t f l o v A The drama, centering about a tho-Utlerfx iv L e m o n U M I C I a V C Msrrb family In -th e-1*1 the 12th 12thcent cenlut-y, was-wu capably _______ |ofof the ut-y. w*e - uij Local Post Is Represented At Need Of Large Armed Force For U. S. U s f t j q te d B ^ m m h n d e r lh ^ P ^ q a te j.^ ‘**8 . iNavy disclosed It had assisted b/ Ssm Byrd, Broadway fo r bide on parts for huge nets to be stretched acres* harbor mouth* the, moment war I* threatened. The nets, auspend.. od b; floats and held In poai- A large deteggttoa * / . jlegion"^ .,.*“1!: (M'tloa chaln aad anekera, would dm. and ihelr wive, from Semat W b o’clock. rudders or aalrea that Male Ooewt*.hoard N*Hons\ Com­ staging and'makeup of Kelly of tho the diameters deserve spe special to steal Into tha har­ mander Raymond J. Kelly tore yewter- mention. The 10th century sinmo*, American Laglon declare bors. The cost of the nets was esli­ day that Ahe United States must phere was greatly due to the costume. lt stated at $*2,000,000, of which build an army, navyf and airJ striking and colorful costu $1,000,000 already has been force that would be capable of Iwu.i. l y membeta cf the cast. It isade available. The nets wUI destroying any enemy beforg It I mis nil there, from hoop skirts striking O’Hara g distance of and hustle* to flclrlett be fabricated at U s Mare Is­ came within strikin waists and lice trimmings. land, . Calif., Nava Yard. The (he American ahoras. Minder. of the cast presented Kelly said the United 8t*tes Nava has measured all principal Miss Williams and Mr. Byrd with m harbor* on the two coasts o f must arm to meet any threat to g ift, as tokens of appreciation tho Continental United States this nation that might develop for their service*. Kent Roasetter an d ‘ U * strategie uutpo.ts at from foreign war*. He endorsed the work of the of the business sla/f presented Panama and 'Hawaii fo r the D in Committee, describing Its In­ Bobby Newman with a prise of hets. vestigation of olicn activities a* I'JM for selling the most ticket, A t the Capitol, tho liooso i safeguard against any -Trojan of any student—$84 wrrth. m Naval Conimltteo recommended horte- threat Inside our bonier*. A difficult play fur amateurs passage o f legislation to outnorIn an addersa yesterday, 8rn to produce, the Seminole Mu.lent, ito on increase by 10,000 yards ator Charles O. Andrews, (D- gave n splendid performance In in the rang* o f tgo main bat- Fla.) member of the Naval A f­ every respect. The east was welllarlea o f tho batUeehlpi Now fairs Committee, warned of pos tel.vied and every member was YorR Texas and Arkansas. Con sible American entrance into war suited to his part. Tlie lead was played by Jane greaaional experts say the pres- when lie told Icglonrvilres: Jnt rang* o f tho three thlpe is -The Ume la roinlng, I am Schulls .is Jo. Her Interpretation obout 18,000 yards or approxi- afraid, when the Anteiican Le was done with rhino and finesse, ly eight miles, far abort of gion and every patriotic cllised and throughout she displayed the 1$ to 18 mllo rang# o f other will have to rally around the flag mastery of her part. Mary Belagain. I believe in keeping a load din commanded considerable at­ battleships o f Um fleet. rd gun behind the door, and It tention With her performance as may not be long before we have Aunt March, the Little Women’s she. ap to use it. If Ihet time cornea the guil-aunt. Whenever war may strike not many miles Paired on the stage, Interest deffrom where you. are sitting to­ IrtM y nicked.up. As Hannah, the maid, h*telle Hurt provided most day." Five Sanford resident* attend The Sons of the Lrgion Dium of the remedy In tire play and she i*- ***• •*** jftaoer ***• « »" .hon- and Bugle corps left this morn­ proved apt Indeed a* the rather s # o°? r ° f Tom Lieb, new Univeralty saury maid who spoke her mind o f Florida football coach, last ing at 8:00 u’rlock for the con­ with no Hula rmphaslg roi vention at St. Petersburg where night atTthe New Smyrna Yacht It will participate In a big street Ing Ihe family’* dolajraT ■ Clab In. New Siaynsa. The five parade and will also taka part It Meg, Beth, and ■ ■Amy, I P the In wjew T. Bradford Byrd, the obtest the Dram and Bugle Corps conMarch 'daughter!, con three other Florida alumnus atteMkig, Dr. scheduled for tonight at were played In convincing fa­ • b , T ’ ^,e!S,• 9 s ,d, LeMtard L 8:00 P. M. shion by Rose Harkby, Madalyn MeLucas, Guy Wood and Charles The Bone of the Lrgion rifle Trulurk, and Mary -Wiggins team wUI participate In statewide Mra. March, the fUted the competition on Saturday under spertlvely. mother, played by Cllae Hutch­ of the club. - Tpresent were the sepervlslon o f George Cook, ison, was wall portrayed with •rumal, and newspaper instructor. The Junior legionaaIres the restraint necessary to the will travel by hue and will retain part Tha selection o f Bruce about 11:00 p. M. Saturday night Mulrheed to play tho Rev. Mr. Legionnaires and their wives March, the Little Women’s fath­ attending the convention are as er. was a happy on*. follows: The other male- parte were Georg* Weinstein. Victor Grom, taken by JlmOiy liSoemaker, who • the heart u l coco of J. J. Rocro, Karl Bodertloom, Krnoet Brewer. Watt Venters, ployod ‘"Toddy," tha hoy next door; Arthur Boekwlth. who M i appear any too bright Carlo* Muse, Sidney KlCheni, Br., played tho part o f John Brooke, -Recks coo Id n<4 hava wan with W . H. Sheppard, C. L. Hews an. Mm * aahfdate PlarMa ha#,-, h* Mr. and Mrs. Joal 8. Field. Mr. Laurte’a tutori and Ashby Joaea Prof. and Mrs. C. F. Procter, Mr. and who took tho part a f Lleh wiB Wtea la la Flor- Mra. Robert Cobh, Mra. C. L. Ir- Bluer, Jo’e German friend. The play dealt with the four wia. Mro. J. W. Daniel. Mrs. tral weeks before r March daughters aad the lUe from tarty youth to maturity, tho actioni caatering ora lift • f tha Sarah ford, tad Mr. and Mrs. E. A, In general, all parte w a n ad­ !*• • “ . W W * Moaforton. mirably handled ahd properly subjugated te the theme, direction * ( M|ee ’WOUama Mr. Byrd beta* jaraaUy raw sibte’ Tar Um pelMwd porfo t 0 *• However, G e r m a n s Reported To. Have Gained Ground In A n o t h e r Sector Civil Aviation Schools Have Raised Num­ ber Of Yearly Add i t i o n s To 2,300 Action U Blocked Senate Okeys Large Docket O f ' Whitehall To ■I . ri a f Triiiwlhe.m. “ Little Women” Of Seminole Cases Tried In Speak At Ball On Legislation By n n n ftftn r vnllry House On Sugar KC i ™I ’ U UU I ™ r . Seniors Is Artistic Success Municipal Court I l f * I i(imltimiulftiliilrti, w h fif Park Tonight WASHINGTON, Apr. 2H , r i : ijt. Jonns Work - .... m o •Sanfordites Attend Dinner Honoring Lieb 'S2^,5r.";j&SL,Si3 s n s g a rk ta ^ S a jjc ttr 1-£?-<*££ __ Lea, OUt80- Public Invited To At­ tend Free Barbecue i‘]iiKincurs Turn Down l(;" '}••• 7'"“ ,rif.k" Mr«. T. E. Thornley DieH At Sumnu'rfk'ltl Recreational (.’roups Are I'lanned Ry NYA Chase, Parrish Nanusl Advisors For Census Randall Chaao of thU city an I J. J. Parriah of Brevard (bounty wera among tha prominent FhVn' dlann who have been select..! to #•1 aa local advisor* In the cornp ilatlon o f tho 1810 ren.us, ar cording to an announcement by Frank P. Beddow, Florida slalc raoaaa director with headquar te n lrf Orlando. Members of the advisory group will work closely In co-operation with regional directors in tlurifh t districts in which the state ho* Wan divided, he said, adding that particular emphasis will lo given Um business and manufac surer* which ha* May 1 as the deadline far its romplr“ n . adviaory committee la com * f from one te three per la each a f the etete’e * 7 dr tin* Sriinlr ( ‘u at Giitl enough money lo Improve our • m il Iii* •rhflols. the lot of our lenrhers; lr’ *"1 J* I better roads, help our ' ” p Hanford Herald Itml to- loot -lo bull .......... drpendent rhildrrn and provide granted Ihrougb ......t o y o re « 'd.partineilt of lirallli which «l«e*l to leave I.i . i m o i - in lo. can prevent and Jln-it tl»- dl office l.ul In- -md lo I.oi pro ^ate*. whlflt »re mole,tine .«ir,vion ,ly rominilt.-d huu,elf to tienple ant the future of the Xupporf o f another ■iindidule in The plcni“ , Iho MemiiMile . Clnalng the store* for one-half till* race. state, he raid. County I'rogr.-rtivr Club «-he- ,l“ v1 ' “ ‘ h week beginning in June doled for Thun-la, May 2. has! *nd continuing through Ihr'month lKK-n iml. finitely ,Me-t|H.n.-.l a.ld;“ f wa. rocommrmlcd bi­ ll contribution, whirl, have been Jh# members of the Business and eceivrd weie n-turned with a rio f.»......a l Men a A*»<elation at roci of le tte r o f rsplan alb m , uccording a m rrlin g'in the Chamlrr Commerce building yolerdsy a ft­ At least SA registered voters lo sli onnoutici-ment tm lsy by ernoon, Kdwaul Higgins, acting In Heniinole (Vmntv luive nlri-ady I'reskli-ut XV. It. Dupree. cast their htllots for tin- I'rimarv M r. Dupre,- nai.l the decision secretary, said todav. election, County Judge If. W. to |Hist|ione Mo- Imibei-ue was In view of the movement Ware said tu 'av. tuatle liecuuse o f the numlier o f throughout this section tu close Absent*, votin'* in tlie office other such even ts m iu du lu l near on Wednosd-iy afternoons Instead o f the Countv Jude" licrnn on Mrs. Pronk M. E»lwarda of 1Monday and will contmm- through this d s lr . When a m-w d a le fo r ■f on Thursdays, the day o f clos­ Bath, N. Y. died there this mom­ ' "•e Mav S, as pro rribcl liv law. a picnic i« decided u|mn, tlie ing was not definitely decided ma at 4:M o'clock, ac-ordlnp to Those who knn-e they will be out m embers w ill be advised, he said. upon. Thr secretary was Instruct­ The prraideiil of the group an - ed to contact tha other town* in infcrmnljon received today. Mrs. of town an e'eellon dnv were noimred that an "elaborate pro­ this vicinity and find If such a rdgrgrils was the nblest lister of urged to ra,t tlirlr 1illota. gram of entertainnirnt has been change Is contemplated. Mrs. C. E. McKay of tbi, city. Progressive Cluh Merelmnls Discuss Picnic Postponed |Half Holiday At Meet* -.35 Ballots Cast For Primary Flection City News Briefs The rrrulnr dbrtiwlon on de­ velopments abroad h» Cant. Cnnrtaattne U de Wolski will be dot"eased with for tonleht. Another la planned for neat Friday night, *t iho -Eplooppo) .Parish House. T A L I-A H A H R F K . A « r . 2 A — urrpared" for the next meetiii-r to (Aa —CengyetstP*'! Millard CaM't l » held In the Court House Mty Wfll said vr*te,da« he will ho- 6. night, before the election, Considarable cloudiness tqpight crime s-socls'e.t with the Talle-| Ilo aahl one of Die fr ito v e of Meora low firm of Weller and tbi, meeting will bo several sr- and Saturday pttcedod bp an tMegtoate^He^ i. not a candidate ___ laction* by a grand opera singer, lerad shower* In south portlou LOCAL WEATHER from Hew' York City.’ i •Jx.___ L Mf: ^ 1 n i V ' ^ , t % - ' * *£?’> f «r n t\r0u S lilt 1 i i .. ■raiiililcuing ol j Dmubss, the railway Junction l.rikt!', *x.« i* n -outli of Trondhrint, 00 m ile, IHHl |$\ | uit.i lo' I Ite.i ;t ionl|i o f Hlngehii, was reached I'lt.X. 1 III ii". mita* ye trrdnv yei In day hy the westernmost of xvli. I| tli. * |.«*u•fin,! fo rri ft two 1-011111111, driven up into tho i ;: gh ..| i .in iin i i •f llir ftOmrtiin inlermt by tlie (irruian, in *n rf• <*uii"iiiy ittii"!a«l r« nut Ol uators. |fort bolwsik tlirlr hold on Trotul* Win . "• p* • i» i t.e It.-f l. IK| In. helm. Kivu I nr flr e li roared over T . Cowan,. E.-B. Lauuun. H «v . < .imt e'itUIIIMil. iv.-i. n wwte-ad * .vide nr, as. Tlie B itti.h s a il Ik ilr fee will lie s ir vea I d a*<tl)tillt»«' Itir •-y i - I ii i $> Ml$»m *t * I . ,. |, Fox, Vivian Speer ami T. tV Xxl.'.l ftii. il i.|'|iiov;ii. |f ’ i-<■inft now liiol e,t;itdi,lieil base. 1 flfl w lltfll t tl ||l’» I lift \s.’4». UR* Rlltlaw, The rases against tin nieM d * It It. lit* • fatel 1 l»|'tl .. . 1 till lo I tliitiiilift in Norway, no.I l.ryuii "vigorous A iiiv it lalit’ii \\:»s r t it«f*nt#*t|. || • |»# a*INI !•'••$ HV •I*.XXII .It r.i.-U "«• |.l..|* fullnwlng were rnntinueil fur noli Is11 III lie-1 I’llllst •’••liiltlii lNt« |e|a J r aa|• lit • %*• ill x'. til.t .-..$.•.. • * ! .lit,-l*1 I %%lafta'la . ffiiiMVi* -irtloll sppesranrr, O. K. Weaver, I' I I •*11if •*«I Is, :«iol il. | 1 la*- G. i ntiftiM icp..i la .1 th eir ••pj.tart Ili$' , Mtlslii|ttf**f II I' i'll mill inn.i> n . |,i ••vi* i, ii »•* M Ifou,holder. Dr. IV lrr H lluv, II .t..till-. I.i.t li kftllli Iniiipn ixm |.|nn« «lnmu$’.<i •mull lin t I .'lil Illllri I Ilf II II.. • 1till M. Watson, lloskin- Jones un.t lr«h» ftl Hit••*«•*• t t.fli, •• Mi im.: i i .. • ." il •.1 I. it, • XIII I-Ii iw iG til|ii, ft nii-|)oit*<, il«*m l h I mi - ist 1'itii lit., iiMiissi*' George W. Gray. M r lim liilr , .« Itilj •u i I*iim III G:.i|*r . *ii;il II.I..•ftl$*I* H " l\ IM ill- \ • tfo y r.l liRi'.mr Ib n litifs Im iiii The case against F.linrr I's- • VtUllly a•! f a* •• -I'l-ki I will In* III l|i| l ofleht a, tin II..it .* iii’iil RiVt t S a il."V. • • .iitie I tri.opft, il»<M(" )« • .| || A llin l trrbrook, charged with hlorkiut; » I rtri||lt*«*«!( foollaaVRil||e lit.* tl«|«lll*M, iin itl com m it t•-•• ll.. $*$.1 t l coir 11 m t un Of plmte*. in Nurwuv 'iwHiii'il ih. sidewalk was contlmie<l. n. un i»v Frmnrifl I*. VVl'ilcImir, llir f n - i rivn inn irn tiAlioii . f 11.. ff ’.. i .i HfftiiGii.t t » t• • i iu i it xxmG-I xxav Tin* Itritinli *«j ol ml I i iik ft f mitli the rase against lloyl Wool • lllllif* Otllle-n tif III.. YoltlMfi •'muniit(•*$•, nml .1. .*ol. I I •ii l:i\ 1:«9«i|.fft xx•ml 1 liI.' IMolllllll |\«■ .1 f il-lu u it h tallNt'kiHl, n Uryi* ■•lllllty •llUlt,I iul t*:«lltltel;ile- lit i ll fli nt itiii't on Hi. watd. X" Xx t.f ||*"G*liti, il I. ii . f.t . Ilia* 1 f u r uu >1 •"••% ii pi .1 rrtl. .•» Iiaiift|te*rt nl Others who paid fine, for vsi •li»< rm ttily loll until t !•«• ii I I •*• •••••II A m i) till* iiift-i . I • p o ll' I lo t o n • t tia*La*afl l M n fjor»l, mill fire*. lou* traffic violation, wire lio> M l. Wllite llllll mil - .-•I. ft. • ••ulil nniMiT i i.. > * i !*• lim.I »'»•'•*. ItlVt •rilllli* I - M l V oi'inte I . I hi n 'l ick*, oil f. o r Reel _J. .A: Benson, Vlreil Graces i |*tf%t fde$in it. .»r ta.•(i11 |dot.. P i t* - «li* |.alt It •* riiii^rota* M ifii |.i ...lo • Ii il* * mid Ilo* .t*n|ilmt«' lmft«* ut I" A. 0. Johti.on, Fred Sisesi. .Ilo, i In * hall |M$k ni li 1It.* fin tn.-fi I* M fall I pi am. loll'* llltc I J tn* ;iiir. i IC m I I sb N aa C s s . T w e t till I ill.. lift ilitir.i* n il •’$i*l nit' <I't l ii** a• f »"ll I1 til, i .. ill llllft to*iniaiift • 31.| no m ilita ry <lim* Tim Mon I . I II. I Glili* . li lit. •...... i ••ill V H I ill lilt' r i -•iul I mil im I • r«* u . •Ion., m Hie i)s|(l rnhl. |»l I" • i *i| till m . I\ . l.ll*»ll\ •III* lilrai lm 1, Ml S li W dll •i.’li'l *.f 1 loI i . im*Vi xftur in iiiiatry I'I m i t .I u -it Ii til. .! I It. \ 1It** X* ,|l. i xx It v • i* ' piik*'* iii'mi hi.| hcviurI Herman rniululAG* f.*r ,’ nvi i i i » i • ftplnitio.l lli.ii i,. •!•••'• • "..1 |i.il 1. . 1 XX n •li •\In* H ill N|». ak In'll- I •siiii*Vat, 1*11 • '|Ofll t aft ||||. I* |- 1. .1 t. •I.I lo li«*".» • I'H* * li'li Hhltir |Mirt- tirar* I.dm It. X|| tin* r ilis i ii" ••( I m l I ' i. i *. m m pi...Inr I i «*ii Cm ii.. I i !•l.a-f. 1 tk. Iitii.l Iiim I I !••,. • S .%••.la ii •Itfftii N orw ay. W firth er llii'ii* 1111-l*i •ls.it Mr*. T. I!. Thornley, CM, ilie.l n: " " ‘ ll)’ lftt Iilll Ml . I ll« II • .".il tu l ft 1 .1. I nnip.i ••"in. I f..i S"«-tl.*n xxmh "Inntnr* • TIliK i« uni’ lim*' I l». I • .« hI' nom .... I*ate* Tkr*. | her liume In Huniinerfu-lil, FI. iIn* i ilizi ti» • "Ml If Ilia* |*i. . ol tr.it i il t I uk. I mim I I’’|i »i i*!n n if t*,siiu* Thursday evelilng. I" »c i| tu $*X|*n . . ol 1 1Ilk* |M It. •M .111 • l a i •• l.» I III 11 ali'fi f i'f«» t.i tin -sill l.l A native of Columbus, Mi-. I* ni li#*H mi.l Hi finiiiiii* 't..ii."- • ti irtlorn, w ill l«. 0.1 In. » II. .I rrol** 1-11*1till* ill** I IX* | Mrs. Thornley moved to Hili(<» I Wll it*ll I'llllll f I Iilll till* llllft.l till! •untirally. nn.t |.i...G I. I ••••! lilt. V •»' .. .•n-iin' $’iil !•.«11.1\ in' )D22 ami ir*ide*l here until uli* mill ilis lt.rliil nun.I **f mi io.*$«*«pn| 1.1 Mt,. | lo ir * I V u "I III* four year* ago. Klie »■< nil if Im... tin'll ' I'rtlpulntl* llial•Vlsllftfftlra 11111III)* ll 'lilaili*** rn p an lx I ll.* |.|«*M'lll .. d lli'l III.* tlva member of the Seventh Dai i*olili(*fil «*Jtii|iuiyTi. !•••* Inw lim its Fl..f ..... ll'* t..O| |.. i. ii it mi • l>• I loll X Adventist Church. S* nuti.r Knit' *> ki' i.i ii l.'iii i rm t her I'laiift fur an urKin* !•I *a*it t tiO,IIIMI I " I In* Iii' $i' my fi’llisw i'll i /i'll ot n . t • a llr.it • Jv%ll Ji/i d iii'ii‘i$Iliiiiiil |iri*|»imu werr i*m|il>' tr. n ii Hurvivor* ate her liiishaml, I till* K«»iiiK In ft ll*i*t Ills h i .ill lln > nuiiiinllv Tio* |."l. Mio.l ' III' 'll dim'll* ••• I i.i Ih** Irirulter meetE. Thornley, of KumnierfieM, i i I'lii'Ve i i riipnlili* iiim I imxiini* lirodnelion Ino. | „. „ , loo: G .l ol •lif* fill Hr l'l l'l lull" .'llltl Si'lllllilln "ixf uf ilii* Yiiiitfin' Iterrraliuiial l!lli| ,‘tllll Sl'll'-4 Ml 1/ OH't.l I ll TftI •later, Mr*. K. G. Fllppo of Co l«$ <$ jist* fur H ip liiiiium I'f.u min ton, i,|• •In- Iilll l»o •|i*I:•> a*«I until lli'ftt i • liilft. iiritmiiziil under llir au*« lumbu,, Miss.; three sons, J. T mjC« o f l tils* tlati* wc v •• Im4,1 N YA u^fU'ialiN "W e nre fig lilio i. *11*T«III -I M ill .Sl'IlX) 111I / i \|*i •- . .1 fft'iftl |M4*eft i.f Thornley of Humme: field, J. I Mf||. liehl iii the t ’oiirt 11tilIar*, Wedlim*','' Mud I'rtei om "|i XX.' I'llU I lull *’ XXIll'll XXI* ..ii .ol* till' Thornley of Sanford, T. K. ........ " I n ii few iJay* I'll kii'*»k *»i»'l XX•* 1*1111 lii-f lull fur I In xxo \x 111 ii.***dny luglit. mvi.rdillg tu Bit* ley, Jr. of BalDbury, N. t'.; foin \m i'll kiioA bhlirllii'F mil G i l " " ktnll :i few uioi i- m il. •O. 1111*1 |.*..k in tin* 'iiik i.i fi t.| I Ill'll ‘ im rxi-nr It ili'li G".m|n|..*|,.|. daughters, Mra. Dane Walker ..f ittir.mM vhunl it lii»iitir»*Hlik , Immi till the hill f..i ll.,. . f'.n in.itmhi «,f :$ dtunuHiil ball I In. . ll. .1ll IMff l i f t ” Green Mounlate Falls. Col.. Mi. ♦nI Mini capalili* li*nsli r lnp »•» lift till' i|llolii .lioir. III. | !• u lenni., ihih, und a at ring Si llllliil Y ii IIi Ii 'I i Ih l|> I. ..I W. G. Tyler, Jr. of Auguste, Go . whrihrr ilu*y will Ih* IummIu mki*.| tlie Inn lnp>i s, il n ,11 I.. iliii.. *1 I mii.I xx. re ilih.'ihM .I. Fnllowinif ,| • I mihiil tlir lull lu r lin Misa Lillian Thornley of Konfiinl, m l fiMil$*il l»y a Iul *ftf prmuiM** llii|io-«i|,||. |„ j tin legidar hilNilteftw nu t ting, the Tin* iiii ' iin iiii n|i|*r.*t*i and Miss Lucille Thornley i f Ml- I.:m k ill lay mi hn|H* of ftilfillii*»'iil, Ih*i*iiii tlie ftludy uf pub* imuii'V, Imt xx.mid li ut I iii I l ft* ii | * ami. Also ten grandchildren. " I f wo rul mil th«* rnl tM|»«* I In* L i n t f o D e n i e s H e I s |*fI8|l| ill til.Ill In-r 11111111$! Ill I !• 4I lie *|H*nkitig ninl t'a|il. ('unstun* Funeial services will be held in iMtliliral mikeUrrinif mol i f « » l |line Ib*l\ "Irxki gave itiem pointerN fur uni! •• •Ii it i« I tu xx.itrrvxMy I S u p p o r t in g I.a r s o n the Erickson Funeral Home here •!••-roU of I'ovrrnmrnl in Klorula, iii Ifiift eoniurtUm. DTujirG tlit "in;lim it lit* t.m ntry. and burial will be mad., in. •>■-- if xir liuV4* u wimpk', ^orkulil**, • ., .i llv ii*d ". ftiiiilj I In* finally-atiiiriivi'.l lull. xvlii«*l» t .Tin* next 111.1*1 mir «»f th r grotip rtvergteen Cemetery. The ...... administration of. the people's af- to||)ly * |u|t' ^ | w ill Im* held ut the t ’o iirt Ifo u ar i *i |iiiit'i.!i<*|y | maw icin'* tu ifu* 11*•••-* . • •.iii 11»$r $*iI will be announced later. at n mi i.Vhte k next W i'<1nr«(iiy fair., we'll find -WorMa ha- no.ro i tin* I*m u I I * m Ii an fH.t.htte to i iinuftiir*' than mough money to n»> O " , , ,,. . . . tiiidiihirv i.| j t»iiaM« I la rlii*! I •• t l" II mii« i * mid i night mid thu*e »nl.re**trd in ta k « a month pension, ($20 eotmng \ p o-m .................. . "..- > o , i p ' « n e r a a f..i S ta ll*' •• f ‘.,dl.tHN».tMMl lull from Uncle Snm) more than ' * ' . iiiii" n « Cum I ".mil mlivitie*- xxcre invited tu KB IM ftBATTLE A nr. u —' « V srthnnaka abp-k* felt la Brattle yesterday. fait •pporantly centered In the nttp aod MVth cod dl. - »rlU n I A n»*w Rcliinck 1'inu* nft**r u»r — Olifttnit’l initial lia lir.. o f I *!••• * 1-ed by the arrest of n Inrge * Illth ifth Ih ry ulrcm ly h itl iiln ||"ii*«* iiiemlnTN rnixthtiM «l number during the week in the yralrnlny to block nil n rli«n on rigid cnforeeinilit of truflie reg­ ., . _ , i:h> developing along the fjord|.ropo««'tl sii^nr Irtfiftlitlinii. ulations by the I'ulice llepartt u n n l r r n n i S a n f o r d ‘ in-hed through the center pie«$*ntntlveR |Vl«*r*nit, lio n ment, more tl.au sisty |iersons , , , t, . __. „ i i.-i<l« / * ..!,• •• « ;o f the in ounlalnon, nprthland. were hailed Into Muniripal C'ourll ( i l Y f l l H y S l i p p O F l P P H j ilrid . I'n iln o li no.I • oiit* lO G llll O f IM e X IC O . ti„. um o ffic e raid •limited before Judge Frank I.. Miller m o ils'" ni* org* t il« fio iu o tlo 'i j . w-ithdrswuls" linil been, fotced hy An x*I!, -.ni.oi of goiui.lH.it f o r t w lo-rrmn forcea, oiw iisni AhU_wt*k*^acm*.injf_to ilit P«> |mm$imU «*f |*refr j«|OU|kfcw l»«Va* i«»ilM*l !•• alofanl a l l ) A «• *n» Ik* Departmenl docket. lltt* tit*. 1.Ill t* ••* lho S I. Joh n < and nidrd hy lo w -fly in g planes, »..l o f t ton in In in f lire -; »»•»* bill- lM ir p o r t n»»v •••»* P ark in v over one hour in in U»e llir iI P "11 I l.s- fs.... Isfil I 'lie. Is.l-UhTir lull A " f N«**T*,| Kixi r lit .»•i r.-ti.t iku to i.nke II.,r j -outli o f Dumba,. LAMjg *Heht 1l a Allies Push Nazis Back In A ttack Krilisli R e p o r t E l a li I i h i n ff RAF i Rases In Norway. W ASHINGTON, Apr. 26. «*' — ( A P ) — The House today refused to override President Roosevelt's veto o f a bill granting increased pensions ■ to 362 widows o f Civil War ** veterans. The President’s veto message contended ' ‘to be fair. It would be neces­ sary to grant almilar in­ 0 AWNENBERG PLEADS GUILTY -AT CHICAGO TULSA, Apr. 2d - ( A t With the help of civil aviation school*, the army air corps hn, been able to boost Ite pilot output mure than fourfold under the $:iou,t>00 ,O00 air defense program, Hrig. h Gen. Jacob Picket, assistant rhlet of corps, said today. i h Speaking before the third an­ nual southwest at ialion ronferKtekrt salJ that whereas lift ft teteeerlri I rel graduates at Handolph and •Kelly Allit-il (Vim'* ill MCPsnw fields In Texas, o«e<l to mimbrr only 260 a yrar, tho output under fipliliiiK in 1lio lu’nrl of the recently Instituted speedup Nut'wuy wore rvp o rlitr today program will add 2,moo pilots to In have f.trt-otl Imt-k oiut the corps In two year-. Nine civilian school- nre em­ (lorninii Kiit-iirlu-inl wltli ployed to give the rnndidate, for ’YniisIfliTnltlt' lo .w s" t<» I lioir —A i:% T#l»MNeels# the corps preliinina-v training. Moe |„ Annmbrtir (IrfO , IMiilndclphin publiahrr nml fnrmrr i*n«*t* um « far, Icuvt'a ffth i :%I I ftw, wltil" fullitiK bnck ill m i­ Front there they go to Itsndnlph field for basic trsininv and fin­ tout! ni ChirnRo after entrrinR a plea of utility to otic «»f nix oMitit* t.f ,m imlit*iiiii'Ht t ii.it »*iiik * ni her sector. ally to . Kelly for "abbreviated bim with «*vn»linc pnymrnt o f inronii* In m nml |M*iuiHli*a totaliuir f fi.r.tiii.iiini Shown ri'iitm it h it i This map detail* developments In the fierca fighting between A llif t l Httcccaa, rt*|>orlPtl in advanced training." Itlmney, Hiniumm«l Cliaff«»t*. jdi-pati'hes reach ing Htorkholm. Orm an and Allied troops In Norway. Currently tha Allies seem Hr cmphaslrrd trninini; stand­ I im-cii l t d i8 O atonlalen, where to be getting tho worst o f it. inia were wrrr inn ards not itiwi'nii. lowered. c Sub Nets Planned For Surrounding Vital Harbors In Nation O Air Corps Is GettingMore Trained Men Rival Airflecte - Aid In Battling # Defense Program Moves Forward O GERMANS FORCE ALLIES BACK! N U M BE R 210 Enlalilished In 1908 _ j. . ’ _ UtU afternoon. ______ ____ V �l niroAr, APtoi, u . it4o TUB SANFORD BCRALD. 8ANFORD,’ FLORID* Sanford Herald Safe Housekeeping '■ IN THE SPRING AN ■Wmal dUtrkl, nrpUced one of "*• .**■! men. The latter mode # ««Kh a rood impprsiion on the PASADENA, Calif, Apr. 56 h*' * * • Intcrvlvwln'f that he W V - Kingdom lllcka, centui, di-, m,n trad a netiaaaent permanent Job. la «was m * , an offered rector for the elerenth conirrtt* H kka permJRcd h g , |« S topl OLD MAN’S FANCY jrn tn a n man m a n laavea le a v e s m s home n u m c in n in u u m ig , he u p flf* upWhen his in in the mornins, urea hia family in in tha safeat place it could possibly be— their home. When he come* heme e l night to take o ff hia shoes and read by the fireside, he figures he has come back out o f the hazards o f the highways and the business' battlefield to the safeat place In the world— his home. w H io t our. n o t D t ft U K e TU B M O S T ? $11775 1 Vm 1 !H 1 /-/I rJ .........'■^^’..a 1*•" ' #J■ on EasyJ [*' JU PLB V E RSE FOB TO D AY TH IN K IT OVER. FW -hut U iij m m . profited if he .hull icain >■ ; UW'Whets world and lose Mi own eoulj or what ahall a man she ' . r T t n i STUDENT 8BNHK9 (Pro m V o ic e ) The student acmes congregato ■E i& s a u s ^ '. Uric. They. are. good ft Hows with an la th e small tsyams of the tonsue Tke'draushta are eweet and clear. Teach lurks In the tipe of rinsers. A cricket lodgvi In night’s eer. Hone, and faulty electrical wiring exact n toll o f life 1that Is appalling. Smoking cigarette* while In bed is another cause o f many accidental death*. Babies are often smothered to death by pllldws and coverlets. Children often get Into trouble with polaon* carelessly left in tho medicine or food closets. Ixmded guns left lying around where anyone can try them f«Wquently lead to family tragedies. Cuts and scratches on children's arms or leg* allowed to ro unattended result In serious complications. ' Don’t leave drekser drawers hanging open If you do not want to trip ov«tr them. Don’t allow pots and pans, brooms or mop, buckets, soap, or bokes to accumulate on stairways or In dark hallways even for a moment. Avoid catch-alls, whether on pantry shelves, In the attic or base­ ment or hall closets, ss they are always inviting places for fires to break ou t In short, a safe housekeeper Is n good housekeeper. I f you are always having accidents in your home, look to your housekeeping. You may find the trouble’s there. A Shameful Condition The unexpeetdd viglt pf Mrs. Roosevelt to Florida's A* garden frangrance hovers In the nostrils, "Grapes o f Wrath” camp in the shores of Lake Okee­ While moonlight on the retina la — “ t . — *°ul ■tald end perlpatelle Ereaders beyond the flesh, deserts the school. —E. M. MOIR W g ilk tr from lha Wlntar ■vos Chief that It la for Whitebold Caeha Found In Clnclnndtl broslj-headllna. What! Not st Hitler calibrated hia fiftymt birthday . latt Haturdoy. iWd CMkk he’d know bottor ' thb tlma. 8ocr*<*ry Hull Inalata that ha Id In no aanaa of the word • canftfckMo far PrcaldcnL But If tho U n ten lsg attuck him, h«'d p roba lly ba It hut th» aame. Mayba bd thlnka tha offlco ibould aeak tht man and not the man the ofHfd- Franklin |>. Hooaevalt, ndttdr known sa Elaanor, la In MtSMl whare ah# haa Juat com* m o p an laapactlon tour of Ftorlda'a "Grapda of Wrath** rampi atoar tha ahum of Lake OkatcboMd. *Thdy are the worst I hava aver aa*n," ahe aald apeaklag of condltlona among tho farm workers. Fortunately, how­ ever, UWy don’t hava to worry abest anow aUrma and frcctlng to death. hectically everyone now runha that' Senate? - Andtvv a will Msb mail In tha Henali- race. chobee, has focused nationwide attention on a problem which will ever be to Florida's ahame until it is corrected. Situated only a short distance from the millionaire man­ sion* along the Atlantic at Palm Beach, these hovels in which hundreds o f human beings were barely sb1«i to exist have been described ns the worst In the country. — Mrs. Roosevelt's description~nf‘ thBim g~th*~**w orit~r have ever seen” had been preceded bv a statement from the Chairman o f the State Board, John J. Ingle, Sr., as "the filthiest and most unsanitary I have ever seen." At one o f the camps 356 families were provided with only one water faucet and tw o outdoor toilets. 'T o the everlgptlng shame of owners of the property." says the Miami Post, "Is the fact that these poor, patient pqaBlt. in addition to being condemned to such Inhuman surroundings, frequently were obliged to pay rent that figured out to an owner’s per month profit o f as much as ten percent. By speeding erection In the area o f the first modern field laborer’s camps cast o f Texas, authorities will have accommodation for 176 white and 358 colored fam­ ilies soon. In clean, bright, wholesome quarters, then, these erstwhile slum-dwellers should get a new leant! on life. 'ThoHO fortunate enough to lie selected for resi­ dence In the new development will h avf cause, too, to fur­ ther thank the lioanl, for their meagre earnings arc not t.i bo exploited. Actually, for the model accommodation they wlU receive, they will bo assessed but one dollar per week, plus two hours work pel- week upon the grounds. As h result, wo may look for a mural ana spiritual reclama­ tion of those oppressed, downlrodden people. For which we can thank the timely efforts o f the Sanitation Board. May funds ho forthcoming soon to complete the Job." Large Docket Of Cases Tried In SANFORD MARKET REPORT NKNNKI__ No Bupelle, IVkUr. April >f. IMS. IIONBV—* lb. pall IK. Dolly rtpert ol solo* of riorlda KUMOUATJ*—No supplies. frulU 4 vosoteboa at the Saaford I.ITTTTtTB—No Hup. Mala. Karmsrs' Market to tiucksra. carlo! assemblers and othar daalI.KMlINb—Cru.. ».««. MUSTAltD (uniCCN)—Sup. art lar a I I hour parlad aadlM at l:H r. M. today ad raaortad Jim. He In. bu. H IM. . ' UNIONS |DI«V|—Northern ^ ^ i '. d ^ ^ b . r s w / 'e i i v i c V . low Id lb bee* M il Wl I II Mpantah I II.7 AVOCADOS—N# auppllaa. ONIONS (ORERN) — Supi oa^OkS-^No. Hup. lar Imperial 1.4*—Wlntsap I.K-I. BANANAS—Importer, auppllaa HKFI'KIUI—No Hup nod. demand fair p-i. lb. IMe. I'AKHUsr—Do*. Dun. Id-lidI’ KAS—(ENOLIBIII—No Sup. BKAN1 , LIMA)—No sun. POTATO £S—US bu babla, lit . HKANM (SNA!')—Sup. lib., bu b a k U M I-IT I. Waa. bua. I.fl- IM bu erta. I II: US fa l.oa-l.io. J'a niCKTS—auppllaa lib .. damaM Me. I'KANUTS—Itjc lb. ^ood.' Doa. bun. H -li. bu. babla. nADIBIICS—SappIlia nod. Das bun lead la-Ilc.. "ilffO O ^ I.I- .'lo Hup. CADS AOS—Mppllaa mad, daItUTAUAOAS—Northern la lb. maed fair l*ar ton II.M -fl.l». iwu. l td. ROMAINU—No auppllaa. HFINAUK—Sappllaa light Damand fair, bu her, la.lac HblllASII—Hu babla .allow M lI II. Whlla bu bakl>. (.to-1 I ! SWKHT POTATORH—Bu. babla. I.lt-ltd : babla. I.oo. MTIIA WIIKItlllKH—T<n. few lo duola TOMATOCK—Muppllra mod. damand ll(ht. rrta npnroa. la lbs t.ld-l "• Inga. |la-i.ft TOMATO PLANTS—Ptr Ibouaaud I a -its TIIIINIP HAt.AI*—No aup. TUllNirs—Hus "b data. good Doe bun. is . ter: bu luhls l t - l l WATNIU'IIKHH—Huppllaa llsf t. ilrmand fair lx>a bun. ,11-Mr l>u hpra. I n#. I 5a HIIUHAIIH—<*rla. I l l yesterday a, hill to relieve motor boats Use than 16 feet long from many o f' the stringent require­ ments of the law governing lights end equipment for aala navi SWAIM 4 B A T T E R Y SERVICF. and VERNON'S BODY SHOP arc now located at U 8 Oak Avenue (Martin’s old garage,, -between, Spencer’a.. Top..Shop_niui_TaUlu_ '4 NUIUILT BATTMIUKd—HIMII nrnvHM IMAtoM* s t a m t k b a inNiTlOK nr.itviuM ■a 4 rC VIIK III »Tlt AIC!IITr,V 1:1 >—TIIH - PVCOVl>ITIpNAt.l.Y OUANANTWf.ll IHTl a i u n s a S i ' o iid a t no m ath a « ost m o n Am lb mucus Aun a m . w o m k ia n t k u d . J * 1 1 3 H oelh Oak Avenue S W A IN % Telephone 705 BKMKMBFRKtl IN W ild. LONDOf!. Apr- 58 -CA*)-Vlolet Paakrtt, a rlty waltrvaa whoa# ruatomrr, Edward King, of Bpdtl hunt. Knit, always aaw that »h« had a good tip, flnda that In Ilia will ho hos left hrr o grant of 10 a wrek for life. ilUonlsffy while J, 11- Kcrrall waa glvrn a, V6-day aUalght sen­ tence far the sanvi offense. KlyvtaUr ThogiPaoit waa found guilty of disorderly conduct char­ ger arid, waa gtVM the choke o f a find o f |S or 10 day* In Jail. O a m aia -Boles, chargyd with the earns offense, waa tantented •to aorta a aastanco of 70 days.. The aame charges agajMt Gertruda Bau, coupled with rbargee of being drunk and dlaoreatly, brought a fine of |10 or SO (lays lo JaUL, James D. HEQUIKEMBNTH LIFTED WASHINGTON, Apr. SS - V O ■ President Roosevelt signed dlcUtfrahiya, aod moat of all to PfOnilelng politiclaoa who fail to ^ H e favored an oconomk aolutkuk. U the problem of aoclal tocurlty, a . kwaace solution to uacsquoirsUat by taking governmoat out of buainaya. and n bettgr, dssl for Florida sugar agriI M M V IS d Industrial. Ooa a»id rapeatadjy that hs is Sot V p a u tk ia n T yot ha daalcd 'ampba lk a lly , that-he la an WtU;. boye deal candidate. Hs daalad also that hs la a RepuWkan. charred “ I regard this campaign la w v flood na iaipersonal way,” ha tald. "bpcaueo Urn iaanea a n msah breSdar than gay man la It,' nad STOCKHOLM. Apr. H - t A V - I east so opparaftaa on anybody, can against Ita rgst' Bandars,: charged with dlaoroerly conduct.1 Tha cate against Ronald Janes, I chaigad ' with being urunk and! disorderly wa« continued. • Andersen Bradley paid a fins of 98 ter' reckleaa driving white to atert-tetetlai1, ate sarelae betha case agslnat Paulina Jooaa, titu s M te a b and. Stockholm by tekig la inrtaad of charged with dtesrtetly conduot, way of lOgS, Latvia, had Man itteS’t khow, but Wi waa continued unto next weak. Marla Ortffla was given tha al­ a third taint tea. ternative ol a A m of |d‘ ag 10 to Falter’a Florida 4ky Whiter B. FU). sim pu TH $r w m W8ST c o n M n a tlo a i M W elsh T ire he wears na man’s i t m �^ % l 4 T T 'T ^ ^ T ? i, . . ...roV, PACK TllRf.H. THE SANFORD HBBALD. SANFORD. PIjORIDA* ■W W W — S eria l A n d Personal Activities Miss -SofiiaJ Calendar • • • ^ • T e k p h o n a 148 L IL L IA N ADAM S, Society W lto r . FRIDAY "LU Abnsr’’ tlnnco will be »penxorad by the Junior Woman’* Club « • iKe regular W-monthly Junior Donee. From 6:45 until 10:30 P. M. in the club hou*« on Oak Avenue. "Little Women" will bo pronented 'for tbe *eeond night by the members o f the 8enlor Claso. The ploy begins at 8:00 P. M. In the auditorium o f the Semi­ nole High 8<hool. '. SATURDAY Seminole County 4-11 Club Achievement Day will b* held in the court room of the Couil House at 3:30 P. M. All parents and friends are invited to attend. MONDAY I’rayer Bund r f the Prrtbyteiian Church will meet, at the church at 3:00 P. >1. Inspirational Program of the Presbyterian Church will to held In the church at 3:30 P. M. Miss Westphal Made President Of Group Personals At Use regular meeting of tho Asst cist Ion of Childhood Educa­ tion Wednesday afternoon in the South Bid* Primary School lunch room, officers for the coming ycor were elected with Miss Er­ nestine Westphal as president of the association for tbe next school year. Mist Leu 1m Swain, president, presided over the meeting st which lime a nominating com­ mit lee composed o f Mb* Zilla Welsh. Mbs Aline Chapman and Mrs. J. C. Mitchell presented the names of the following Incoming officers: Mis. R. JL Mason, vicepresident; Mrs. Uarry Watt, «rcrc a iy ; Miss France* Morrow, treasurer; - Mrs. Jessie Russell, publicity; Miss AU»e,‘ Chapmsn. historian: Mrs. J. B. BL John and 'Mrs. J. C. MJlchell, finance chairmen; and Miss Kathryn Thigpen, nrogram ebilimsn. Miss Dcrothy Stokes gave a report of the State A. C. E. meetInr hejd recently in Orlando end Ca’nt. Constantine de Wolskl George McRory is spending a few days in Sanlord with friend*. Registered at the Hotel Roose­ velt In Jacksonville Wednesday was Fred Miller of this city. Friends of Mrs. Artec Bankwill regret to learn that she, i* ill at her home on Palmetto Avcnue. Tracy McCuilrr hn» returned from West Polm Bcuch where he was called !jy the ileath of hi* brother. Mr*. Mary Hornmel i« spending the weekend at Dnytnnn Bench with her sitltr, Mr*. Clara G r e e n i n g . _______ . Mr*. Jamvs Boyd of Leesburg is visiting in Sanlord for the remainder of the vvi-ek with her parents. Mr. and Mr*. W. T. Wheel... _______ 'Poles I d tho teacher* on "Further Friends of Ucbby >lorri» will be glad to learn that he i* steadily t.covering at hi* home on West Twentieth Street from a tonsil operation which he under­ went Wednesday.----- — Developments in the European . . . . . TUESDAY Cra-Dal Sub Dab Club will War." Also on the niogram was the m sponsor a Subscription Bridge ’ ’arty at the Elks flail at 8:00 singing of "find Bless Amrrica" l*. M. by the group om) the dcvoti.nal led by Mis. Nancy Brock. Hostesses for , the afternoon were' the first grade teachers who served refreshments at the con­ clusion of ths meeting. Mr. and Mr*. J. E. Iliggin* ami ton, Johnny, arrived i.rdtiesday from Tallsbarsea to spend a few days as the guest* of Mr. un I Mrs. Edward Higgiu* at their home on West Tenth Street. Bridge Party Given w By Mrs. Collins I Mis. Alva Collins was lio-ifes* Tuesday afternocn to the number* of her contract club <it Iter home on Oak Avenue. Various Soring • flower arrangements, wtre placed in tho living room of tbe homo where the club members gathered. For tbe games played doting the afternoon, Mrs. W. R. Wil­ liams and Mrs. II. M. Watson ra0 ce|ved -high and second high score prises. A t-ilad cou:*e was served during tho tea hour. , Present were: Mrs. Jean Adsms, Mrs, Jack Hall, Mrs. Jnhn Schtraid, Jr., Mrs. 8. O. Shinholsrr, Jr., Mrs. HrrWrt Messer. Mrs. O. • «. Toler. Mrs. WaUun. Mrs. Willinnrs and Mrs. Collins. H A PPY BIRTHDAY Mary Ed F. Lanu Elisabeth Hill Miss Jessie Durden Is Sorority Leader Friend* of Mrs. W. S. Brainley will regret to learn that »he hat been in the Frrtinld-I.aii,rtiMiss Jessie Durden was chosen Memorial Hospital since by the membets of the Phi Alpha ton Kappa sorority yesterday after- Tucrcay receiving treatment for nocn at a meeting at the home of Injuries suatmlne<r in a fall. Miss Patty Hodge as the presi­ 'Mr*. Upward IrCctti- an I Jim­ dent of the club, ftr the next my Crapps, of Cairo, (is., arrived school year. Other officers • elected included last night to be the guest* of Miss Muriel Knox, vlce-prrsidrnt; Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Hill and Miss Joyce Whiddon, sreretsty; Miss Caroline Hill at their home Miss Erma Doudney, treasure,; on Coronado Beach until Sunday. Mir* Marly Martha Emtrick. re­ Friends of Mi»s Dorothy Mit­ porter; Miss Susan Kirtley, heiaid; mid Miss Winifred l-ovcll, chell will be Interested in leant that she boa been tapped for poilbimcntarian. Splrogna, an honorary rlili for A W. p. A. Girl-freak Dance, odd classes at FlotMn State Colwas announced fo be held on May lege,fo r Women. Member- are t at the City Hall. Girls not bringing a date will bring n chosen on honorship. *ch>lai-hip, shovel to the dance and between leadership, end service to ihevery piece the entile group of college. Admission to the rluh ,« one of the highest honors to ladancers will rest. The dote of th« sorority’s week obtained at the eehool. houseparty at Daytona Reach vr** announced-for Jun* 10-17 and will he held at 233 Ocean Avenue. Revivals Continue At Lake Monroe Church Grated nutmrata sprinkle,! over the tops of fruit, vegetable or fish salads add crunchiness ami a new Jlavnr blind, difficult to 'deseriba, but Indubitably pleasant In flavor. BATTERIES GENERATORS STARTERS Repaired! RADIATOR IW GIVE or SEND FLOWERS —FROM*— Pippin, Gandi , lens Flori Florist »V. 1ST r KT. — . PIIONK U I M — Member Telegraph Delivery aeryleV Herylet • Cleaning. L Repairing! For the fourth week r»~eiiil revival meeting* have eonliiiurd ot the Kicr Meth'xllvl I'hvrrh In Ijtke Mviime with ills* Rev. Wrsley Knii.ll im-mhing nt the evening service*. The lake Moihoi- ljunrterly meeting will la- hi l-l Apr. 2l>-2H with the Rev. IV. M. Bate*. dis­ trict elder, piemhing. The Rev. II. It. Kro-t, pa*tnr of the rhuirh. Wlul* the c ngiegalioii have i", ended lo sit a cordial in­ vitation to attend these service,. ,0. E. S. School Ih Postponed To Monday Order of Kaslein Star District C4 Hchtol of Inrtiucliun which » » « to Live been held in the DeLand Chapter lf> MH>m tonight has been postponed until Monday night at 11:30 n'rlnrk, it was an­ nounced today liv officials of Ihr I)«l«n d chapter. ROAD 8ERVICE TE LEPH Q N K 4I8-J RENAUD BATTERY SHOP O fficers •M H KIT EKTIffttl FT. Today & Saturday DOUBLE W O O RAM nf Seminole Chsptet Two are urged la •■tlrnd, and members are wile. im*l. Officers fiuni the local rhaptri invited to setve ul the school In­ clude Mr*. 0*ear Harrison, Mrs. R. W. Turner and Glenn K. Mc­ Kay. ____________________ IW - I U . - K - I 1 J . — > ! . " 'W W W y W W * ^ * home on Salunlay night. in S un n yrhadc Pari: Mi*. Suraii Klwein h.i* te Sweden Likely To her The Women** Auxiliary ct tinned from •» vi*it with the fain c*l.t iat Church met Thursday Be Invovled* Witlf inil if Ini daughter ami »oit» afternoon at the church apd heard leporti of the DioceftFA Mr. and Mi*. J. ilcnry Mctiickj Auvilimy meeting ut Port Pierce, In A ttack Germans Shortly attended a* ‘ delegate* from Lovebr Party is j Allies Push Evewt Of Spring! Nazjs Ba(k AIR CHIEF AUTO RADIOS Demonstration Clubs Plan Yearly Budget thin wa> northward fiom lhe| Ohio dotriet m mi effort to e* taltli-.il coiitiitl with €•ermiiii lo ir * , hi the Tiotidhcim »»ectoi. A budget for tbe ensuing year tho- <ii i man 11>1mini wan ic|Miited w.i* adopted I y tin- member* of to liovi- leach'd Il'M’iiM, 7o mileo the Seminole County Council of Font In a-1 of Trondlieini near tlu* Home Demonstrulioii flu t* at a S mi'i Ii<iIi lM.|dei The hhhiiiI Nn7.i nurting nnd coveted dislt lunch­ io Iiiiiiii moving noithwext Irom eon Wednesday nt the home rf I .til* hammer wan leportcd at Mr*. Newton Met rill in corn Ituigi Ini. 'Jo miles fi••in tltta. Calk. wlot** Allied fo n e . were raid to uaad L**!. t*; ? -. >1 ' • our < FE E D S -••I v n i m t r vti tv vv i : \ t i : t t;t i:i*M4i\i< .i t SEMINOLE CREAMERY CO. ! •iW E ikf *^i» • *» W r t I i »/l *-v fn F A M LM C A M B U T U V M il k CO T 1 jm , t CMf I M ] I 3 I5 E.FIRS! SI PHONL O J - r j Saturday and Snnday Specials ISt.'W ( Hiul iii) Deluxe Kurd Tudor MI.'IN Nt'tv $515.00 I n r . .in.I H.iilln Dodge Deluxe I Dr. l!M 7 505.00 ( K t iiliiil Plymouth I Dr. Deluxe Itl.'lti 10.5.00 (H iid in ) Ford Deluxe I Dr. ► T ile u I mivc i .i i % w ith the 505.00 U l.l I I . ii.u .m ice . REEL & SONS IH H it. I - I ’ l . Y M t l l JOI W. III In n Id : M l . I t s hi C o o l T ro u se rs ! NEW • nl.ORSi *. .11>.i 111111, f0 .7 6 ’it fo.rw;, I ..I* X -C E L — s i i u i , i.in . X-CF.L F E R T IL IZ E R S — XC E L IN S E C T !- C ID E S I N ot BET- ........... t ..ii,.ii-i H.'JO. ? l.75 up., ; T E R than th . BEST i — but BETTEn than I*l.iinim |il**.tl*‘*l • tha REST I SPECIAL! X . U i F m 4 i X sC al S aatai X-CVt FertiU m r. isnd Isirrtlrldrs ^ A i Y ro r C .n v o n lu iU y Imrated X-CEL STORE K FKB U CO. HB KN M IN IN U OL LF g F KBU . rahH with • Il in It. " la r V O U O A ( m V l O R II.1 a n a IL . * V\T- '•?gtj&bfl'.pf Seminole Tire Shop# Sfuchdj'-2I0 S. PARK IVL ctdad o it.r you hava 0 ^yMLXnL -s' «1 iq a 3 | S. It. C X") Nrtwr»_ Y ou w on't b . undo- X - 4NU, FEED S SSL U .-U , U ndecided H B,m Avs- 7 l£ r.v n j ' 1 I Ol 4 . LAKE MARY COMING,-WNJWX »nd MONDAY kW . > IV* A l N oiwiiv V west »•oit*1 . In tlo Sk.tg-Trtk. elli* i plane* weir poll*.I 1.1 h.IVti Mitlleied i lleel ot I i -r ch destioveiH, *nnk iwo{ 'i«l*iit.ii iiii”« and lid :i Biili-ti LONGWOOI) Going Places? EQUAL Ai him the Germnit* claimed* tin- -inking, hy air bomb*, o f a B titu h tni!icnW'ceper. f i ; i n g n f a ds-vlf’ iver and the h il li n g o f tw o] I ! :ii i -|»*i |I a with lie.i\ v Iioiii Im o il Mt*. Itu> Tilli. wa» elected na W - r I—prru ’ntri------------------------ -----1li—— i--- Liu! u-uy -aiiliuii ixcaI I delegate to tin- Stale I'ouncil l lii’ i oiiiiiuillhpie tuleiileiil that ■••OH” , put tin* .Sweili'li inaltci Vow that Noiwrii) uiol Den J which meet* in Talluha-sec June llo- (o r iiin id wi n* d iggin g hi l-K uud Mrs. Harris Doyle was north ot Sti-iukjri niditatcd tliut •i .ill a i i ’ "«»ei upieil.** and. then* I rhosen as her nltern-ite. p 11 p ie h o ig llo* Hi i l l 'l l mil o f! I ••* • . CODllutlMIlt illl'.O, Il la Hill . Distiiet Agent. Mis, Etliel Hoi- tile 1*1011 lie \ w i*|i* HillIhlie*l wi th | ill.it lltuf SWetll-li .ili*| ti)'||li<il|! lowny. who wa* a guest of the tlicli gain* and intended In tun | • •uiinerciiil cehitioll* n e«d le j council fur the day, told of the Fell lute then* ponilion. vam ping j Ih e central Norwegian lionl.l rrcognltkn ruining to the State lio pn ri e* mu-lit I lien pi o gi ••** I snd National Coun-il nf Home noithwi At of l.illehaminei. wa site, howe ver, ntiHWcter either' I'einmiitratinn Clide, and the lielii’ved here to Im* thr liio t no | with a *h iu e ••f the Imuliler.* | p'.ice they ate taking in progiani |H'itaiit m t Ibi lit pic'cnl iiiul M i mi with the i iiinnoiit ",\.*i Ii mt: I append'd that a mni'H rlnnh wii'.l ill finite • un |m- -.il l iilllll Swi-iicn planning and development likely in I•»•- m igl horhood ol "Women's Place in the Wa i I ccmI c * win t i -In* si.uid* " Situation nnd Working Toward ta, if Ih. • Mlii”* ate in *-ul firicnl I Peace" wa* discussed try Mi> fktrrngth t«» ii-k a »li*ei-ive hallle I The ( in mail all force w a» J Merrill, featured speaker on thr afternoon's program I bombing heavily the inilnoid and | Present were: Mi*. It. M |hlghwajl>, hind the llrili-li| Burn*. Mrs. G. C. I.eFIls. Mr*. .1 ; force, it “ a* -aid hill ap|iureiitl> 1 Al sSiinnv'luol) I'aik l.ti It. Tindel, Mrs. S. K. N'i.FwoihI. the railroad remained apen \\ I’d n i’ Mliiy llo-ii w i n .* * ii,«'io Mr*. J. F. Greer, Mi*. Rex Park . The Exchange Telegraph i, tier* Jtin I gin*- 1 ' wilt* tossuglit ird. M-s. R. A, lioodspeed. Ml- ' IKirtcd from Gotla-nlmig. S»<- | I heir tM**ke! *1011111 iii*| ••11 J. W. Yarhorough, Mr* IV. I,. Al d*n, that ,Vnr At'Kiun lrm»|u hi dennsn, Mrs. W. I.. Crosby un I lha frontlei area *'<•'« hi.,wing jo y e d oilt-dom gam* T en m e m lic i' nf 1 1,-- It. ta < lull Mr*. I.. A. Rsnaud. up bridge* nt Tiysil. In mile* Aim. Mt*. C. K. Hunter. Mi- noHbia 1 of I .ill* hiiiiiiin-t. mill •*f Lym an Scloxd 11.•*I *Im•••** ui Ms T. Anilrnon, Mva. W. I.. Hlrr. " I Jnnlrl. jn*l IIm* mutli. nii*I Ihe Chimtiev f ’*oti«i m ililondo Sk|f«. Roy Tillia. Mm. J. Ilu^h Til \im\Un\ »»•• ( h-ihihii i«.I%j«iu •• olid a ttended a mimvo dm I i i Hi* Mf». R. Mrthvin. Mm. John ■k»n« thi- li> -il u\. ' 'Iliy da> njgtd (il ic pti’M’ lit \s. i . v11 AncJot. Jr.. Mr*. Audrey K rmifhly imiall.U Hu Iron Ifuyl'un M dvv. .. \|,, K i i n - Stu n. lUumbacb, Mr*. II. II. I’attUh.'li ' ^*£; •I F re d S « I id I I i )I*I .m*| \\ .1 •Mr». lla iiU Doyle, Mm. R. I» Th'* fttl 1 ,ht "-1' ronimuiii'iii. -i.s.l ih* W el l- . Jr. lUss, siul Mr*. Guy Staffard ‘‘ nothiiijr ta H'liurt" ,,n tt» Nut Limit anti \|). Fail. ' I ll.-iin Anti, Mrs- Tom Mciavin. M. Ilu lalt ci Floretico M, D*vl». Mrs Vlritim. vik arra in Ilia fa. inn Ih .l>»- have NR g o e - l . f t c i iii l.io, \|i Drake, Mis Sylvllla J. Gei-I.- . lint nPct'.-srily nn-an tln-iv it. b rother and H.s. Fred Forward. Mr*. J. • IIO n|M'llltl(l.l, III l.li.Kf, — tin l i ­ olid M i*. ItiivoiDlid \\ Im In i d | Bills, Jr., Mrs. Bsn R, Grav. Jli*- lt a;t|K'arrtl |iruhal.h« lltiti-h ant Miami. | Atm« Mario G r^r, Mix* Kathrvr. ships vtaru iiinitilHIliitif iiln.. . . I Mr*. Ham el Wluii* o .-nfci rontinunu. I... Iiiharilni.nl » ( '.at T|ll ia. Mrs. R,ya D. Amlu-w Giined m e in ti c i' *.f in*south My.. Hulluwsy, Mrs. Mtriill ami -nsn l^tU m t. in Narvik an I il..,t .Side Sat urday I' lo li id r n n U Al British lan.l fuirt-s tut-..I ..it nthrrs. Trontsou tu I hi- in.rtli » arr atj ttmDtiiie tu Dk Ii I thin vtay • lull* that Hnltsli I m.iii Im t . Im! attacked the o|h*ii town «if ||ci.|. souUi Uiwaril Narvik ’H i, British nHirlull) tlvnii'.l thu* opening " u n r e - t r id e d wm Gsrmap hlxh roimnsiiil alltsa- far©/* William Musgravr, Jr. Iiu>i| left fur Miami whrrr he has ar i h rrptril a |w*IUon with the U. 8. | Engiaecrrs. Mr. and Mra. Taylor have irCHICAGO, Apr. 2fl. -(A T— tuyniul tn iM ks- Mary after •»" Tha federal g:.liul jury invest I- in* away for MV.rml year*. They gating tbe use of wire and radio will m .k. their homo in thr Matservices la the disrsminatlon nf till house. horso rating information today Friends of Mr*. Ebrti Huyt rstornad. throe ludictmenta charg­ will bo glad to know that she ing tha Waatern Union Tele- a bio In be out agaip after br­ graph Company and 18 Individuals ing rnnfio.d to her homo f«t with conspiracy to v laws. One Indictment charged tho several weeka. Friends of A. W. Tomkinsmt Western Union and It other* were •agagM- in tbe disseininalion of will r.g r.t lo kltaw U^ot h. run ttra new, over inliratat. wires, tloue* to h. Ill at th« home of Mr. and Mrs. J, W. Hqndet iun atif. had operated a Inttsry. The ssraad rhsiisd fssr ChL in Orlando. Marc Corley of Galnwville rsgpon* with violation of ih. ra­ dio Communications Act, and at- » M Ih. gii«U o t Mr. and Mr*. M H U . Hut u h of ra41* fmcilittwa R. M. Ball TfrawUy. for disturbing rat. m i . i» " 1 MlmiUECK'l; - of .Lukfotiv ille. One o f the loveliest parties of | the Spring season was given by (iffiver* ap|K>intetl were: Thank Mrs. R. L. Cornell and Mr*. II. t i n t ('hutch, the Dioceran Offering necretaiv, Mr*, (.’ harlc* Bv LOUIS P. LOCHNER II MMlIl ■al I'mw. Page « * r l H. Colt man yesterday afternoon n m 'i MfTrt*. they A nociatrd Corr#*pondent Convention held in Fort l*ietve| Walk» i ; Secretary of Christian -y *idn. nt the home of the latter on 461 j Kducntion. Mi»* llenienway; SecBERLIN. Apr. 2fL— <**>— tim e da> a la*t week. Hriti»h «n<l (inman roliimn* int«» Ihe Junior elan* at l.ynun: i clary of SoeinJ Relation*, MrsMcllonvlllc Avenue. Mr*. Coleman wr:F hoidinir toward f cU*h In Sweden mov ed Irt^t night and Mr*. Cornell are co-hostesre* the tNterdnleii vnlley *outhrn*t the cen ter o f Ge rm an diplomatic lliglt left hy Im* Saturday morn-j Fmmn Abbott I.yinnn; Supply iig and *pent tin* day nt lhiy-i ►eerctury, Mr*. France* Bennett. attention. once every Spring alternating cf Trondheim. Authorized rource* expressed • tona Bench. 'They were accom-l the home in which they entertain. LONDON, Apr. 2H—t^1) —Brit- Sard apprrhen*ion that the ling* panted hy Home Room M>dhci*J The rooms where guests as­ lnh fo r m liuve bfrn forced to I (••t Scandinavian Mate, and the Mr*. J. il. Avant, Mr*. 1*. B.• sembled were decorated with pro­ tvtnat on tM» fiont# In Norway, |only one Mill neutral. U under Scarev an.I teacher*. .Mr. and' fusions of rose* mid other Spring thr war oi I k'o m iii U*t night, j preMUre from Great Britain and Mi* It. T. Milwee and Ml',' flowrrs. In the dining room hut ilu* rommuninuo dcnictl r**Dougin-*. placed against u mitror reflec­ |H»it* that 1'iif Oriti-h had hven France. Theae perfona »aiil enteg«»i if* Town Maiidmll \V. A. I.cwi* tor was a ttovtl arrangement ol "cut to piece* nnd forced to ally that Germany ha* no deaigna v..i* . operated upon for append!gerbera daisies in u leaf shaped withdraw in iltamlef." on Sweden. Nevcrthclo**: • itia on Saturday at the Fernnld-' pot to give the effect of a float­ The Yhar «»flicr raid "incr«a*eil\ "W o must he prepared for Lmn-htoti llo* pita I in Sanford.! ing mass of blended color. cm my prrtftire*' on the front all evenlualitic*, of course,** they when* lie i> nlowly improving. I For the gumc* of bridge en« north of O«lo hiul "nece**it*tc*d The local ItapItHt Church will* ioyel during the aftirnoon, Mr*. th»* uithdrmuul of Allied force* added. Thun Sweden wa* pul inlo entertain the lliftrtct Women** J. L. Ingley ws* nwarded high fiom the po*Rion* they previou** Get limp diplom.ilie perapeetive Mi*«ioii;«rv Cnloti at nil nil-day score prise; Mr*. W. M. Scott, ly held mar l.illehuminer." second high; Mr*. Walter L. The other retreat \vn* by « whiltf Ihe official new* agency -I FHion on Turfjny. Then* will were 'ie Hcvetnl piomincnt apeaker* Cooper, consolation prise; and part of the Htiti*h force north and Ihe high command Mrs. Wallace Wright, serceno ot Trondheim near Steinkjer, ►trending what they raid wa* Ihe incliiiln\g Mo- |.oiii*e • Smith • -, prise. The grand slim prise was which the (Jcrinnii* to<»k ycater* Brill «ti hoinhing of "open, ilinle* In* k» miiv die. head of the eigan-j pretinted to Mr*. A. C. Port and day after w tiombnrdiiient and fending lown* of no military im­ :zalion Dinner will he -cived Ihr two-spot floating prise went infantry attack. portance." and implying that I hi* to Mr*. K. Compton. he repaid, • Th» Inch* nre that .an ndvanee hoi I o f thing will W A M 1 ED The hostesses served n delight­ ih-tmhnient of a large Hritt*h "homli for bomb," ahould il con­ ful salsd course Into in the even­ foic« which plight'll forward to. tinue A n n|»|*«»i l i i n i t y t o w o r k f o r ing at the ronclusioti of the word Trondheim from the liiiin** The open lown* which Ihe tier- > o ti a * v o t i r t a u i n l y l*ro-u»games. .... .. p i . i i ’ t |sn • 1lie all arounsl i'cr(orm*ncf. lion of N kiiihom wa* threatened man* -ay were Immbcd are .i til­ Enjoying the hospitality of the with l»eilig cut o lf l*y Ciermnn re* lage in Schle*wig-Ho|.*leiii and 4 t i l i n g A l l o t 111 > . K I W A l v l ,, | „nc s|0 4 litv , Rclccllvlly *n J hostesses were: Mrs. A. \V. Knox, infonenu’titM moving hy water .1. N K I . S O . V . range »»f lh l« inmerful radio Mr*. G. 0. Bishop. Mr*. K. R. iii'id • rroiidhi'ini fjo il,” the war a *cn report on the i'laml ol il*iO*l |*wlltlr«l %si h. i 1 will a n u :r vou. Other modcli y >ll. t London denieil Ihe available «t 5 IU.QS and $17.^1. Ilea*. MissGene Martin lavney. i|lfi«i' ill. rluirge* > A lso « is tn ip lr i* lin e o f Mr*.Martin .Rratn, Mrs. K. II. " I he ailvance pally Iheiefoie OII»ervvi*e, tietiiinti o ff ic ia l antenna*. Ijiney and Mrs. J. I). I-uney. wit hi row with *nme Ion* hut Also, Mr*. A. M. Phillip*. Mrs. wios ni»t follow etl up liy I he cue* h o i i i i i * tliew a northt'in military| p i r i i n e wltirh *howed German J. M. Stlnecipher, Mrs. Arthur in> The eiieiii) i* now reporlnl Brstian, Mrs. J. G. Sharon, Mrs. to I*-- digging tn at the head of re in fo rc e m e n t* racing tmilli to w a id Trond heim on tw o utilB I. IVrklns, Mr* Waller Cole­ the fjord." man. Mrs. R. .1. Holly, Mrs. M. O. ,\ previou* « oimniiuique had loads while Ge rman tl o o p * nealed McNair, Mr*. Sadie lirnus. nnd *aid "In the* *outh, im rea*rd me* Stein kjer. furt her north, l»> oeroad* and Mrs. Joe Emtrick. lit) piifk»ur«‘ ium necevaitateI the i u p ) i n g importuiil And, Mr*. K. B. Stowe, Mrs. withdrawal of Allied forces from pn**cs; s tm n g A ll ie d det nrlunenl* M. 8. Wiggins. Mr*. K. I. Hov, the |Mi«ition* tiny prrwusty held pressing the Germiin-* n otlh ol Mr*. R. A. Smith, Mr*. G. K. neat l.iltehNiiiiner. In the Nar­ N a iv ik while Briti*h warship* Knllager, Mr*. Wright, Mrs. Scott, vik* area thin* i* nothing to re- tie** --In II* into Hint A r ctic port; Mr*. Ingley, Mr*. Cooper. Mrs. poll '* PRICE INUUDES DAIM COHIkUl Germ an plane* bom bing A11 If* I I.rt •«« im ih c Compton, Mrs. Fort nnd lea 4 i lit- commiiniipte wa* t*keii Ir a us po il l o lu m n * ntnl >c-alteiim: )MMr |tis ( ii •• * giie-t*. Mrs. W. II. Tunntcllffe tii i.{*mi tliut Itritinli and. Noi • (lie N 'o iw ig ia li main nrmy near B U D G E T P L A N . llr Isisvr IT** and Mrs. Holland Dean. wegi.m f o i c o fighting in central Doiul*4i«. ra ilw ay j i i m l i o n point vmn|)lrs I •• r N O M O N E Y DOW K «*s««r srli t Ohm Notwo) IimiI In* ii iinalde lo h a lt1 w liiili thi* northbound Gcimiiu two Cerman column* “ figh tin g! le in lo ic c iiic iit* a ie approaching. f«* TU !>*>• *f net Western Union I Indicted By Jury * <<h*ti 1 I’k.a* SI S I wii t sh ill.. In m all'll, lili'ini ur i i . i i l t . i l in vulitiia lf,l nr rrifttlar vvcik’ ht*. Jl *m» ti, S’J O'.l. B. L. Perkins Correct Men’s Wear �Al * f B E SAN FO U J ancles SlurOut 20 Safeties • WithWhiteyCampbeHStarring t g ? P W c DeLand Red Hats Defeat G-Men- Bt Score Of 7 To 3 a ,,?rV:d. T.Mn" • s^heduleS To Take Mound il big guns, the Sanlnrd Semi* la Wanked Ocala'a entry In ;Flarida State league by. a ra of I f to 0 at the Muntci-'AthtetkField tail night, to rag* the Yearling!' victory Uia Right before, mtfoid ptajri Daytona there Mltng for nine full Inning*, Y gave up a ncralrh hit In aecond Inning umi then held 'Visitor* hillfos until the next ike tail man to fore him In p h iu who hit a hard Infield tfA tt which bounced over the l a f Seeond liavmnn DampAnager Wlilley Campbell lad out two loop triples and 'tingles to take lull ling lion.In the game, lie balled In > nma and »cored twice him’ BteaUng borne In aeorlng hla I 'run. run. Also almring sharing In i.. lint .... Bg honor* were Pilcher Jo* And thinl bareman Ilowan 10 each blngled three timta In It,times nt bat, while llyder 4‘ * perfect night with two frttes In two official appear­ ed* at tha plate, H * Bomlnoha got to fircone, a want tbo route for the Year* fa. In the first Inning for four Including the long thn-e-base iff the bat of Manager well, permitting (he locals to . three runs. In the second i the Sanford's nine aelad for two more tallies Hyder walked and scored Campbell's second triple. I— - - *• ’h"rt * * ' over Campball’a htad. Jeter wrakrn«d to parat It fire men to walk to first, but each •time hr tightened to keep the Yearling* from (coring. He ’ pent •It men down via the (trike out route. ..a ji Tha b » I Score: MJALA ah r Orrhalllnl >!■ ..... 1• line* ■■ ..... . . 1 . • Womack xchlrn r Tnllea |f i b ............. . Ventura »f firc o n e j. M X rn R II Ia were collecting Gainesville ace. J b ■ • I • | a « nearly 00 and the work ha* been going o ff (monthly and v*ry effielently. ^ On coming here Coach Llab promised to give tha fans a ah r h a wide open and Interesting brand * I I * - — — . * 1 4 4 of footliall ond from tha looka ......... ... t i l l o f the plays hr is teaching the llr d e r r< <*amptiell tb S k o s ef Holier (■ sa Jnhnsuo ll> ............. -... Marlon It ............ Ilnwao )li . 1 ........ Klmtirel r .................. Jeter p 4 a t I 4 • • 7 I I I ? 4 X 1 1 % I I 7 C X I * T o t a l* .................. is i t f * i t Nroro leg Imilnasi Orals •>•• • • • • • • — • Hanford * XXI a*I I t s — I I E rr o r* : (.’ Ireone, lioao. nons bat* trit In: l '• mi.bell I, Hkrea. Ilowan, Klmbrel. Ilr.l.erla I. Je U r X. T w o . bsee hit: llr.aran. Aiwlstai Orrballlal 4, llnaa t. Womack I, Itlnaldl. Hehlto. C'lreone, I'umphell I. Itah* erla X. llowap, lilmbrel. Three. bsee lilts: rampbell |. Hlnlen baao: i ‘ani|ibel|. Hnrrlflres: Ilowan, ll r * tier X. Double play: floss In Wo* mark, to llloabil l e f t on baeos: I lea la Y. Hanford » Mlrurk out bri I'lrrono I, Jrier * till lor pllrker. I.y: f ’ lrroae iJolmsonl. Wild pllrhi J rie r, Paaeral balla: Mrlilro X. Kim* bn I Umpires: MrLsulln and Holm* bluer Time o f y i m t i ! : • ! . ""W ' thf- Dm I ft/ nine off Dark, Score by btafc^|si Galneavllle 001 1 (K> OlO^g 4 * DeLand 103 OKI OOi— 7 0 } _ P *',,i «nd Pruett; Toenea and Horde. Scoring (even run* in th* flrat three inning*, the BL Augustin* Ha Into, trimmed tha Leesburg Angler*, 0 la i j Harper, of th* Batata, bald Ua Angler* to ala bit* awhile Bigmon, pitching for L***burg, waa nicked for I t aafa blow*. Score by Innings: I H I I.eraburg 000 400 000-4 8*4 HI. Auguat'e 02S 000 tOh—B I t t Sigmon and Wallnarj (Harper and Mobley. Itallylng In the eighth and ninth inning* to icora two nma, CempbeU- York-Boston. r Sanford nine made tha I t to 0 In tha savanlh Innarlian Rowan doubled and Itema nn an error by BhortRoes. Klmbrel was aafa on and scored on Pitcher Jt- at postponed, P o lle r (ii- ll »> -W a a h ln a ln n . ORCHESTRA Al Ik* stroke of a every after■*•*—" * pieea'a free.reelitaM etoeaetae ike ewe row s ltrs lr JAC K H O L L O W A Y 1* MARINE ROOM Oraagw at Wall, OrtaaJa X * ftaterl Depair Clerk B A L L O T DEMOCRATIC PARTY SEM INOLE ________ Mskg > Croat Mark ............. (X ) gft4!r the Name of\tha C s n d B S (rf JTOR PR E S ID E N T IA L ELECTORS to r Geo. W. Gray a itiHana IR GOVERNOR Speasard L. Holland Francis P. Whitehall* If run suffer from rheumatic arthritis or neuritis pol>*‘ try tale simple . loktpoaolvo bosse recipe that tbo Uganda' are tsalag. Oet a pseksge of -Ru*Ks CempouaW. to* tUy.'MIs It wlih a quart of water, eoi* tha-ejulca of 4 . lemoga , ll ’a ea$r. Ma trouble at all and plaaaant. You pa*4 only X lableepoou* rule twp tlmaa u day. Often wltBln <1 hours— sometimes overulahl — •blend 14 -repuile are obialned. If the peine da Hot quickly leava and if 'you do hat feel better. Ilo-K i will rOel you nothin* lu Iry • • It I* aotd by your drugalst under au ehsolule maaey.park trueran tee. We r r r i a n i a l /ltu*Ka Cuespound, Mdd at MeReyaeld'a Drue Com­ pany and good drug aiprea every* B flv to r F O jl S E C R E T A R Y OF STATE i r a n o w n __________ FOR COUNTY S’ PUBLIC t o r t ro w ohm m ^Volusia Gubernatorial, CandidateAddresses Largo Audience A t ! * Rally In Ball Park l Free Barbecue Given By Local Club After Candidate's Address * Declaring that' when ho la elected governor o f Florida he will bo the lobbyist fo r the achools, the teachers, the l old people, the dependent1 'children, and all other needy human beinga o f Florida, Franda P. W h iteh all VoFrancl* P. Whltchalr, Volusia luaia county candidate fo r county candidate for governor, * governor, addressed a throng spoko before the largest crowd o f Mvaral thouaand at a rally to hear a candidate fo r political and fra* barbacu# in hit honor, offlco at u rally in the Municipal aponaorad by tha 8emlnolB I Athletic Field yesterday even­ County Whltehalr-for-Governor ing. Club at th* Municipal Athletic | FOR A T T O R N E Y G E N E R A L FOR"RUPERVI80R OF FOR COMPTROLLER FOR COUNTY TREASURER B y E B E D H A R M A N R t D fAOWT R a v b a * IROM iTiTUTiOet- H U PER INTEN D EN T OP PU B LIC INSTRUCTION IL L * ■XFOO. E F F E C T / , of -IG RIC U LTI i RE to r n to r oMmo t r t * 0. J. Pope M. B. T-Bond? Smith D -L D u rM lte r Is M t bnly a vote for a r o d ] U D D U S e U D V I M U I I U neighbor and a frlsnd, but also r r J r m vote la tba best Interests of ItewbioJ# Coaaty.-Oantral F t e r - I ^ x e m p t l O n t l f I ’ TOCCaa-^ Ida and tha entire state." r . . Dodarlag that it taka* money O r8 Too . ,AZ 2 fOTK row OM M Is Considered Kar-Rooching u l 'p l o ^ w A siiiK U T O tt, Apr. SI. - u n || hid nude BO * aub- — Rankin* Democratu of the ataatial coatribatioaa to a g * m . t Hotma Labor Committrc a-rvod paten ( U 4 f o r a (ovarnor. Ila " o r * ^ * ? “ '•> kin w U th ii e m n 'i u iA o tin . here lation « )^ n ^ R 0 A D COMMISSIONER ameniling the wage-hour w M t t ' ^ B L O ^ e f c t t a l d r t r r ' Uw U it ia "limd.gd up" with far W* B; Ballard :* r u d S f l r a t t o ,h° 5* - .1 1 #TTi ilnmorh propcoed by «fls. ^rden. SENATO R a t o r i a l DISTRICT state | bw j yiph B. Chapman E* F, Honeholder fora row m u T°?!"..F.9 ." w n iTA TIV K S PUBLIC V .T .H A M U N vq n x _ro H CIRCUIT COURT PUBLIC .E C TO R Ivertisements MISCELLANEOUS XCIIANOR DWELUNO In At lanta fur Ilk* property I‘n Bin'M. HOUSE w lU alaaping k ' (McCUIUn II oum ) at •n t" O ty. Fox' furthar Mulara a** J. If. Colclough 5, - , — Florida Moon, 10 10 AlBldg., Atlanta, wu?T ***•• GRADUATE PIANO or year tuner, John*L. Galloway Jno, D. Jinking E. C. (Ned) 8mlth. Jr, BRITISH AIRMADA SOARS NORTH INTO WAR CLOUDS r n m m n n itn r ST. PETERSBURG, Apr. 27.— |/P)— The American Legion wants peace but believea “ the only aound peace program is pre­ paredness," National Commander Raymond J. Kelly o f Detroit anul yesterday. Addressing an outdoor meeting held In connection with the un* nual Florida Legion convention, Kelly u id the Lagion, born of the great war o f a quarter-ccntury ago, want* peace because war has no winners. A t the um c time, he addrd, "supine pacifism la a blanket in­ vitation to trouble In an aggicisive world.” "W e need most today a re­ turn to the rugged faith of our fathers," KSlIy continued. "L ib ­ erty no longer exists in tho>e countries that hav* denied God." Ho expressed confidence In the soundness o f the American­ ism of the nation's young pro­ nto and in their ability tu com­ bat foreign Ideologies. " A t the sam* time," ho addci, llolirrts, M . died at "it is our responsibility to see 001 Klin Avenue at to it that those who follow in Is morning following arc more keenly appreciative « l theso endowed llbarties. It i,, an illneiu nf ibout five months. A resident of Sanford for many n part o f our Job to bring in future rititens these facta ulm ' year*, Mrs. Roberts was lorn in the well-being of our national Green Cove Springs on May IB, environment— wo must veil 1H73. Rhe wa« n member o f th? First lla|I'.Kt f ’hurrh here, America to Americans." s iirvivoiN * i t l»n Ini.hftiul, Jis* Kelly was given Florida d>-f Peace Ut»in*rtH, wno wh»» psrtmrnt membership card No. i *"> '<o’> • ' an* J. j . iC. . nom-rm. ~I3^)0ll~to3 ay"b y •8 U l^ r.m ifrmh-' «• -er^ aly-iltt-a-du u gbU r.-M ra, der William C. Brooker. Tampu. ' V " c ? Sl,V." uf. * ,n,f'm! ! n ',,rP During tha second day . bin I d "uKhtcr. Mrs. Mia Ituchanan nf inesa session, Harvey « . Wood 5 « a";'. Met nil Hotwrtu of announced that a achool in p o v C * * - » » * »" • . Mrs- De l. 1 .Hi. ernm.nt for high achriol boys b :o l? r ‘i flnal^waek>t|n ^ ^ H iv c ^ V f F " ^ lo" » Beach. cho,»*n fnr ‘ hr Funeral ,e. vires will l c held ot i 041 ( convention after u eon- <hp F.rtahson Funeral I|„,„ p Sen- Wm1 fas Nazis Smash Forw ard In Mid-Norway Allies Endangered In Trondheim Area Swedish Sources Re­ port Decisive Fight Expected AtDombas tip 1«*nrlNlr<l I*IT4B Ucrmnn troops were re­ ported MiuiHhinff fonvard MlIIt munzhiK speed In ccn^. Iral Nonvny todny while In Berlin the government for­ mally hccused Britain of planning lonjr ngo as Febru­ ary to bring Scandinavia In­ to M-nr ngnlnst the Reich. Stockholm dispatches said the speed with which Nail troops are advancing endangers BritishFrench, and Norwegian positions in the entire Trondheim area. Norwegian units already wera repot ted well scattered, and Al* lied forres were giving ground under relentless machine-gunning of German planes. Sweden heard a decisive bat­ tle was being awaited a l D*|fr> itnliist the liiilliiint glory of n Spring morning are these British bombers flying field in Franca. They are Bristol Blenheim planes, o f the type I towns in Nt.ruuy. ” ' -^Queen Maryn Is Clean-Up, Beautification . Of Homes Sighted By Japs Is Urged During Better Homes Week il(^3r l^aoe 1own " Key West woh by 127 votes to the First Baptist Chu ch, offkiat1 °S! log. Burial will be nude in the This morning’s session was de-. Evergreen Cemetery, voted mainly to tha completion Pallhenrrrs n-e John |i. Jinkln*. of standing commlttra reports, j James <•'. Matron, Sr., Halpli llrnnkrr's report pras conrlud-1 C1o*mI peed. Holddo llattrn, J, bn ed with a series o f comments o n ; t’nrvrr and Ca-I Willinn-a. N UM BER 211 B e r l i n Government Formally Accuses British Of Foment­ ing- P r e s e n t War Manufacturers, Pe­ troleum, Steel In­ dustries Gain Most Cantlniatri for public o f f ic e mr?nl>rrit of the ltK*al Intiirr ami Woo«!nirn from hxlirTa in Mir roumlitiit diatrictN have Ihmti in viteti to jittcmi the )x>x * uppci itpontoirtl hy the Wtintlinm of tlu* World in the lodge Hull Tuc^day night, C. C. tolliin suid toxiay I’riKTet’it of the tupper will l*»* for the lx nefit of the loilgc, lie naid and ur^cd all menri*r» t«» attrml tlie rneetinir whith will becin nt K:00 o'clock. The memtiers of the local irrove of I litWoodnirn t’ln lr will furnish the program. A pmgrum of mimic i;» . r o ^ B M B K R OF T in i-----h u u b r o f r e p r e s e n t A T I VIJf ., Group No. | ALLEY OOP V n tin n n l Established In 1908 ^ »• • - - 4 , . ('ouiriy ~ Frencll I diner II r rftlHTy a Of N KW S an fo n l nntl S r m in n ll» pluutinit |»nH:nitnit have In-rn inr* c lr jn tr , mhrnllhiurK w i l r i j fjctj j t f t i (<> iulv«ttUig«' in mi*I more bx'-mliful «m*II the <*n-, rtpjkFnrttnfr tif-llttf «l**r Ui^r Nnlionnl I hutnr.i. f - - ||«titi«*|A u»tk w IhcIi Imjjiih iMiiMir* I l'romo(i<»n «»l l»cHrr hmiNuii; IS I x m d e d I**'' mill ••••!• li»r*'nuh .'Lit 'ttill nl-i, h him- t.f Du* niuiA, Mr . 1 Ai, jj t i\ l uni i), M*»y I. Mrs. It**'.1 IV An .Amltcws «nl<l. In IIiin r«niii«vlitin ^ illd lllili* I I aI S i I , 1I1 . u•, hnii'.i' tit ni'tir*! 1 .itlam ui.'t n l. |;ill «lay tnnnnrow n 1 u Innnr 1 0 1 1 1 ;. Apt .'7 * ill- Lulc*.t ilifni mnliuli un lit' u Inn • ubuuts nf Ihi* IIliti* 1i Iiiiit IJuci 11 Mary irornrT fmin uffn»r>* ^ "YOU WONT FIND ANY-WE EAT ALL THE BELL Sp»*SV*BREAD . t ATOUR HOUSE K AN FO RI). FLO RID A. S A TU R D A Y . A PR 11 SPEAKS HERE Charles Bradshaw Makeslntroduction C O UNTY - PRECINCT NUMBER t’S P A P E R ‘Whitehair Pledges No Winners In Corporations •Aid To Teachers, jyar»^.e.c,ares Show Bigger Profits Now Schools And Needy ”ead^-Legl™Railroad Equipment . TUESDAY, MAY 7,1940 Lemon Juice Recipe Checks Rheumatic * Pain Quickly D A N C IN G Member Associated Press — SAMPLE PRIMARY ELECTION FOR S TA TE RED RYDER aacond. Skeen scored on a f. Roberta. I'h lt a d a lp h la Most data or fruit breads riaa better If lhay have barn allowed JTOR U N ITE D STATER SENATOR to aland In tha baking pan 20 minutes before they srs placed vorn row oh» in tba oven for baking. Athletic Director At Orlando RcHignB Job OKI.ANDO Apr, 20.— |/P>— Athletic D rtor Harry S. _____ antlo high achool reaignrd from th« faculty yaa* terday and Mid lie would enter the Insurance business. Hla res­ ignation becomra effective at the close of the school term next month. , Greene, who played end on the University o f Florida foot­ ball tram under Coach Charlet Bachman, came to Orlando high as head coach In 1030 and flva years ago also was made ath­ letic director. I a s I year Walter Hovater waa appointed head roach anil Grrrnr remained as <!••) »• llaibr <!-•». A N IN D E PE N D E N T lludaun <•■!> ur llolllaasw orth (•■•). C M ia in » l Cleveland.— U a (• -< ) M m m A SSOCIATtO V ra. Allan < !-•). Now Orlaana l. Memphis » Detroit al HI. lamls.— IMftpen I Nashville C Cballanoopa {. Atlanta b l, Kaoarlll* 1*1. (| k < 1 * 1 ) ra Whitehead (* -* ). •ad n e w aorta innings). Blrmlagham-LJItlv Rock. p-.sl- u n i r . r i m r i r i i u m t n x m u n in t h J in titA i. riH i i ir . in penod la a talar data AND rOR ------------- — ---H A I M TODAY STATU Ul' ii.u m iiA . n i t u t . PLORID A STATK LKAOt'N (tea r. ■■■•■■• a l Doi laaa Roaoh m w A im n BCIIAUELlM. Plata* Or la ado at Da Land. nrr Ilslneerilla al BL Aaauallne. VH. Oraia at I a m I u i . lA 'lR I.IN . Hercnriant N4YY0NAI. LRAUI'K . _ OP r* r m . i c a t i o n e e P ^ f W 1" ■! Chle**n - T h o m p 1 t l . l T NAMK HP T IIK H TATK <S-0> ra. Paaaaau (• • !). OP PUHUDA, o R K ir r iw im al Phllaaolphla l>: IH K N II K. HCIIACCI.IN. AD . |»*w , rW ni nTAT* LK su n aaaforN |g aesis a. DoLaad T, Oalaeavtlle S. ??•, Augaatlaa.E Looobura 4. Oflaado *■ Daytona neark k. in live dirrrrrnl groups. Ha is not Intending to put In tha Notre Dame style o f play wholly, but will mis It wills tha Pitts­ burgh type nnd also adapt It to the abilities o f tha players. Kltnlinimma (•-•> ve. Small <#•#). lloaton at New Turk —.Rlrlncc rich <••11 r> lluliball (• • ! ) . Ml. Louts at I'lttsbiirxh.— fis ris ( • • I ) ra Ur.iwn <!-•). A S K H ir ta l. n r ir r . N »w (u ik al Uoalua— I'rarann ■t. Leals la. Plttabnrah I. A M U 1CAS LKAIIt'R Cleveland X. Chicago I. Wkshlagtoa T. Philadelphia (. Detroit «. Bl. Louie t. U n d Red-flat* to 7 to S victory L, ov*r Gatomvlll. lait night , in « ".n Florida Slat* le a n * gam*. . Tom*a scattered tha G-Man’s four h|U while hie Ugnm t tf t Brook Ipa Sanford la Tha Only CtM n Florida City A ffording hall, Hl| And W ater Transportation P U B L IC •material candidate, introduced Mr. Bradshaw. Mr. Whitehalr deelarsd that if alaetad governor "w a ara going to lagtslaU oat tiraa in tho term* o f human bainf t and wo hava tha money to car* fo r them If wo allraIn*to a lot o f political claptrap Is Tailahaaaao." Those oa th* public payrolls o f Florida will hava to go - t o work ia aa officiant and covft* aooa manner fo r tha paopJaSpf tha state, th* apaakar aaid, '.'Flor­ ida'* fovemrasnt and paid chlaftalna am too to find under tha p ra tcfC M b te. n w etiaiy for (he farmer’* fab*. Debbie, lasting for hours, terad on n provision in tba Bar­ den bill stating that tha wagahour taw shall not apply to 18 operations connected with the processing and manufacture of oar m aaf cammlaalona/. pgmaa*. ’arm products and boards atom myinjMtouncaaaent last Novambaf. ■, J On* -jyf than I,located down arauad tha keys o f a fishing trip,** This ia Ik* sort o f thing Ua tax dollars am gntag fa r and Ma ao woiidar tha State has no mosey to earn fo r Iks human Cily News Briefs ;»Yin O H **1^ Regular drill sessions for Ua three local National Guard com­ panies will ba bald in tha Armory Monday night at 8:00 o’clock. Violators of City ordinances will be tried before Judge Frank L- Millar in a Municipal Court aesaian at th* Polica BUUan Monday afternoon at 4;00 o'clock. Routine busteaaa matter* will be handled at th* rtgular matt­ ing of U * Independent Order of Odd Fallow* to ba haid in th* Odd Fallow* Halt Monday night at tiOO o'clock. Constable W. A. McMullan haj boas confined U Ma ham* fa r Ua peat three week* on are sunt o f a serious Hlnaaa. U waa tauruad to­ day. Ila la much Improved and hopaa to return to lu* wark withte a few days._____ Am all-day picnic will ha haU o t Mrs. Thornley Rites To Be HeldOnSunday Funeral services for Mm. T K. Thornley, 03, who died at her home in flummerfietd, Fla.. Thursday evening, will be held ut the Krickson Funeral Home Sun­ day afternoon at 4:00 o'clock with Elder I- E. Lenhelm of Orlando, president of the Seventh Day Adventist Conference, official' ting. Burial will be mada in thr Evergreen Ccmatery. A native o f Columbus, Miss., Mrs. Thornlay came to Sanford in 10 2 2 and reaidad bars until four years ago. Pallbearers will be Latlla Went, George Shipp, J. E. Abernathy. H. N. Bayer. W. D. Hoolehan nf Daytona Beach and Roy Schmidt ihc Ji|m m nf sliMnn’ r !'••« luvv Tulin who nay liny m» w In 1 nl ('ape Town, Jiwiiti» \fiiv.i. Apt They mu.I .l.v «..■ . i.tti i>>« il by * thrrr dcalruyoM. appaiiently inkmg on fuel und Mippln ■*. \nnlher of the wnihln great linei . tin II |Hr France, vnlti.ial) wu» ic.nly to leave tin* rufety «*f New York harbui. ' " '" " " I* I rliorin tt 1 in tin linin»‘ j (| U1||, u,.. „|,,, r wince, u \sir.ml . to»*' hnildiui* ••m em»t Fir I .Mm **! will u • >1 fm dljfihiyn Im the \»uiifi*id Isuitlen * h»h, the Hanford A •! « lull mel *he lloine l)i niitiiHtralinii |i p;iit y r it i rtluy, l.i.g.- batgts " " ' " f ' M .................... , Blnrc , , f. , , , ... . L'Cfctiniii for home inipinw ineiit loaded with v..p|«. be. te-ii , „ utini, ..... . -sltllUlf up brsidr bn Man Du-k„ f vm. „ , |„t, .... .. >vl|| l.csn u n i tint*......... I...... | I m - urg.d. ... ».|| it..,,,, She will carry nut- H lit. l«*g ,bm l(. hioI ... u„ , <•»! cargoes lo bt- Dike....... I ol firalinn I.f >»nl to i Iiih New York liurbor in many |i„„ th,- Gnttlni I'lnh will |.r<. months. Mt-riltalidisr t-vidcnlly vide rally m Hie wvik n li.t nf if being alored cvi-n in pa»*eng'-r. M.nte nf Ihr bullies in Suiifuid cabins anti corridors. Frrr.ch wlirro simple nn.l ntespeiislve lino officials were silrnl. — .... Army Headquarters Tobacco Taken When) closed This Week Store Is Entered •Snlvaliun Arm y campaign lu-a.l About i!U for-otu <1 thiiT Iniju* of rit:urM, •*n>fit Lox < of chewing gum, nit «l«*/rn run* of Prince Albert kmukinj: Ini turn atxJ numerous other vimill Items wera stolen last nig lit wlmi ItitA and I* Store- on lient-vu and Sanfoid Avenurs we. in te id . Chief <f I Silica Hoy G Uillumv said today. II* Mid that tin- liurgl.it-i interad the store through prying ooen tho back door. BETTER HOMES WEEK WHEREAS, th* National Batter Homes Wrek baa resuited In many advantages to U * community life in the United States, and whereat, tha* Horns Demonstration De­ partment o f Seminole County has teemed much interested la Better Hornet. WHEREAS, this movement has bean beneficial In alt parte o f th* coaaty, in safeguarding health and safety, la furthering firs prevention, in promoting better housing, in stimulating Civic Rrida, and In making U * City and County gmf tk# Horn* beautiful. NOW THERSFORK. be It inosra that April 28 through May 4 la known aa Batter Domes Week, and that in this worthy movement w * urge each citlxen to do his or her bast to make oar City and County a Cleaner, Healthier. Safer and More Beautiful place In which to llr*. W A L T E B B. COLEMAN. V , Mayor. i|uaitrm mi I tic rorntr nf S ir nnd S tr ir t und Magimliu A v e ­ nue will l e clu.ed until nest KrP titty, ( apt. It- K. Hove mtrn.unct-d tuilay. Capt. Ituhi- vui I tlust tImvi* workeiN win. have nut rettortotl, and Individual.- wliu liuvr nut made their cuntributluns slmuld bring in their rcp-irte and con­ tributions to the regular Salva­ tion Arm y headquarter, at 2 H East Second Street. Miami Herald Okeys Holland For Governor Mrs. Muxwell Stewart, cam­ paign chairman, stated that ’ sev­ eral hundred dollars more are needed lo put the drive “ over the top." " I f you want lo have a part in the suectss of this campaign, which in turn will make It pos­ sible for the leas fortunate of our city and county to have more and I etter assistance during the coming year, will you not send your contribution In as soon as posaibla," MrJ. Stewart laid. D E N IA L MADE OF DEATH LONDON, Apr. *7. —DP)—'The war office announced last nlirht that reports that Capt'iin Prtrr Ftiminv, brilliant vqung Enrlish Journalist and author, had baen klliad in Norway ware "without foundation." A Stockholm news­ paper had quoted Nnrweqlaa refurres as saying Fleming waa kilted In an air raid. AMENDMENT REFUSED WASHINGTON. Apr. 27. —DP) —The Senate refused yesterday to accebt an amendment to the appropriation for security ami la­ bor activities which would hava set aside 0100.000 for research In­ to tha causes o f pneumonia, In­ mean* Jfluanaa and colds. Senator Pepper ) U * o f Florida offared U * amend- ___ menL LOCAL WEA Generally fair tonight day; mild tompaiatwu. � 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, 1940 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 26, 1940 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 26, 1940. 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 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 26, 1940; <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/04e7945e9c345845da8002be98916459.pdf 4333269f1a43fd51b89fea314bfd64e2 PDF Text Text 1- r I ■ ■ . . »•' "T ' " 'T • '• ,W EDNESDAY, A PR IL ggH A iD , BANFOBD,,FLORID* Political Group Attends 3. Britlih troop* haw "beea rountrr-attackrd,” In tn* word* the official, communique, by By Held In Canal Hearing ofOermam north of Trondheim, on Ihe writ coast, and • tharp enHfcld At Ocala ttajtrment :?* Geneva School haa m ulled. Cowftoas* Pram Pago' O ael rgo A. Speer, Jr.; candidate* ’.tdx’ folleetor, Ned Smith, iwL. Galloway, and Jno. D. S T tho candidate* for cheilff: .McClelland, George W. Gray, K\tfjind *nd R, C. Dodd. W, M M * and Edward F. time, IdAUa'/for Supervisor* of oMUion, *pok«. W Emma Abbott Lyman and f<M«wtos Merrill (poke In tr­ od tbelr candidacies for ConUMm ) Democratic committeeAu'and George R. Wilmer hi* candidacy V.Stata >tie committee- # t oam . vtatk SANFORD MARKET Neutral military men aald the rrsrntativra Green, Caldwell, and first aituation waa by far the Hendrick*, urging construction of moat important. They emphaalied that If the German* recoil before A V O C A D O # —No sappUoo. O R A N G E S —No Sup. tho Ailin’ heavy sum and mechanized unit* it will be • A P P L E S ! eastern U l lllt r T !.«•— W lncaap I J b - l . l trave blow to their hope* of re­ ImBpAe rial N A N A S — Im p o rt* !, eopp taining Olio. mod. demand fa ir, p e ry-lb . IM B E A N S |U M A > —No BUS. .Despite 'the relative amallnesa B R A N S f S N A P )—Sop. I l k , in yacht Ctaco into port hare from a petition eaat of Dayton* B**£h. tCoallaoed P ram P a g * O ae l bakla I l l - L i t . W aa him, l . l l R K E T S —Supplteo, Ilk... den lood. Dot. I>ua, t t - l l , bu. ba f *•*». the two proposed canal* the aum B R O C C O L I—No Sup. lually as benefiu C A B B A a E —Supplloa m odof *$500,000 annuall maad fa ir. Per la a l l . l t - t i k i . fiom plraiure crofL C IIIN K S K C A R B A O R —N a aap “ I would not bo aurprlaed If It C A B B A G E ( R E D ) —Ma Sup. C A B B A G E P L A N T S —S u p g wculd be three times that amount,” he said. ‘ T aE ^ u ' W " 4^ 1* tiona. Flight* of ' • RAF plane* mand fa ir. Doa. bun. t l - l M , -imndldatda for County ComProponent* of the canal repre­ Iximhcd Natl bates at KJeHer Skrr wert Introduced by Mr. sented rille* and rountle* from t jW r L O W E R —tfo aupptle and Kornrbu, near Oslo, to stem hPCC A R L R R T —Buopllsa mod. Dorn "the tide of German reinforce­ l o l j erl«, I . H - I . l t ; l - i e - i a ' a I m ■District One ware G. J. ment*, and again assaulted Aal­ .D. L. Thrasher, and M. II. RT IIR A R T S —Sop. fr I Platelet Two, Fred A. Dyborg In Denmark, with tha ad­ d eCmKanI.E d m o d c m *., l . t l - t l s , ta . Harrison, and J. E. mitted loss of one bomber. L ie . C IH C O R T —No supplies. strict Three, W. II. The Itrltlih aubmarlnea Sea C O L L A R DO—No sup. 4,. and B. J, Overstreet; I.lon, Sunflsh and Snapper, op­ It Five, W. G. Kllbee, and erating In the narrow watora of the Rkagerrak, were declared to have sunk nine pnd posalbly It) German merchantmen, five • of total tonnage them In convoyi of .10,000, according to Informed between British aad Carman.land naval aourceo. Eight German force* In central Norway cam* *h!p* of 53,108 tons war# an- from author!tod Carman- saaraaa 1 nounrrd to liavn bean aunk at yastarday but German efflcUtsupply. Narvik, the email ship Rhein cap- dom, analysing rapotta of addi­ Marvin Walker of Lakeland,i lured and the 4,4(M on Torgen tion'll air and naval engagement#, yoti Rill never live to regret m, ni|tfr of th< Klorida Cltnisi Frllien reported aunk south of adopted tha attitude tkat “ the more th# British attempt ts-land IProducer* Trude Association, cn- Stockholm, ally, esgnliant of the nrrda|(|orse<l the position of the repre­ On Hie other hand, London In Norway the better wa like IL” ss grant 8taU, ha promises senUtlves of the Conservation i niphaalzed a steady drop In Nail ronfklanca waa, bolstered Ight -all tha wrongs and league. Rrth league official! ami Itritiah ara loaaea. Three British by nawa af th* German bombings ly all tha Ilia that hla ten- Walker aald they favored the pm- ship*, the Swalnby, Manay and of AiuVilanea and Namsos, Brit­ i f office will surely bring posed Intrscoaatal canal from the llnwnby, went down Uat week, ish debarkation poiata south and .-— Ypu all - know of thelAneelot River to 8L Marks. bringing tha Brltiab-flgurad to­ north of German-held Tramlhatmi dS'congested condition that The Conservation League was tal of war losses to 873,7)3 tons. Grong, railway point 30 miles west ef Narasoa, and Dombaa,-an­ I 'In Chattahoochee andliepresented by Eugene S. Maccom­ other strategic rail point 60 mite* 3d.*''My candidate promises‘ Donald of Rrbtlng, Its president; Ttritiah shipping eiparta Ueve this congestion by Ink- Homer L Hughes of Bradenton, placently comparrd this figure south of Andalsnea. Tha Nails nt all hla'relatives and glv- secretary; and Joalah C. Chase of with the German total of 481,000 aald Andalsnea had bean destroyed tons which they computed aa loat, by an all-day air raid Sunday. with the Slate, Mr. Winter Haven, vice president. and aald the smaller 'Oermen Coupled with the** announced merchant fleet waa far lets able successes, the Germans claimed to stand such losses than the the sinking of two British trans­ British. ports and one destroyer, "tka. flrThe House of Lords waa In­ Ing of- another transport, a'rlilt formed offlalally that British on another destroyer and damage , losses in th* first weak of-flarce to two elh*r enemy craft: “ If .the British land a s . many but sporadic sea fighting In Nor­ as 30,000 troop*—all the batter,“ — ICMIUOS lis a Paso Ossl _ wegian waters war# three da- authorised Nails asserted defiantand nnd British has thrust south­. atroyrrs, on* " submarine ward from the Britons’ central-. one trawler aunk. Th* govern- ly-Seen through German ayes, all west roast landing plarra anil,, ment spokesman, Lord Hankcy. attempts by the British to gain’ s flanking the Llllrhamnirr con­ minister without portfolio, Indi­ foot-hold In Norway ar* doomed flict, Is pushing fur llnmar. <!U cated that non* of IS other to absolute failure. Likewise, Nor­ miles south of LUIrhamtncr nndl war ship* damaged waa vitally wegian resilience Is “ sheer aul•a much fun. ' Long favors getting HO miles north of Oslo. Thisi hit except for the destroyer cldc.“ ff- the highways. He force has taken Moclvrn. uboul llardy, which was- beached at “The Norwegian army has only Narvik. ttje or'other livestock seernd-rmte equipment, oria .au­ The supreme Allied war coun­ thorised commentator observed. Inrays should become cil waa declared, maantlma, to “ We, on th* other hand, eahie to y of the man who here to supply their needs. tc'BYvr them. "If you want to see prosperity have reached new decisions In Notwqy prepared In cveyy w af ’lo Long further propose* eome around the comer, boomtime a two-day meeting In Pari* whlch> the moat modem and up-to-date S state Capital from business again prevail, monry arc “ designed to guarantee ef-' manner. ‘ ' - M t* Sanford. It should in both pockets aa well as two fretive cooperation o f th* Allies.’ “ Wa have not left out any de­ i ssaa It would then be bath tubs in your home, then go tail. We seised every strategic tited and w* have to the polls and vote for Howard BERLIN, Apr. 84. —(A7— The. point along the-entlr* coast. Theta int ato res and office* Long for Governor." I first admission of direct fighting; ianT pny pqrt o f eostsequenee! which-Is not- in our hands. •.;“ Why, amen tho -British IrW) bere.ond there ( i land tkiy, couldn’t even set up their *|r- « ■blitics Is ^Satirized At frvKiwanis Meet; Nazis Claim Supremacy In Oslo Region o y r WATT BABB JOB L.h.lP'LTTK'W. ■I J M •W.MUaad .agalnt you D oa bua. W ATBR drma *d - h aad DAMC.ING RHUBA moet Important Junctions la to isolate Trondheim , from north aadmoutlL- , DNB, tb* German, official naval units In Nagiikee fjord yesterday. One deatroykr -----wee described aa “ badly blL’’ ..l In Mond#y*a air aeti*n< agalnaj the British navy, the news.agency i^ o , Brlwh waraMpe , and. four British merchantmen o f four to eU thousands ton* were sunkoff Alleeuhd. • . -. ■> ♦ 5 j 3 B * ? ' ,aatm#d_.Court* *hbi IT MAT the esta te co bntt. in p r o * o r u n s. A. MANAMA PNMNl. HOLLOWArS MARINE ROOM illy. ’ __ , < R. II. WALTHOUR. E is c u t o r a f tha ra ta l* * f MRS. D. A . M A N A R D . Golnir Places? O COTTS S tandard CON- I rsaori as ACmlaliGaiiii •lleged bafe iodayl * •; *l"g.' W W w ge aboard’'"a •Flanlah mupltloni. shift, aald -Ha beUevad^hs waa. th* only. AmericaA cltlsed who -was abta -to sep Uhl Germans' occupy NaWlk '^ v l , to r t sis,•tasrws’ captured th*i British.TdRML •‘Prom9 ' Ih dii1*: titt t# aourcea, ~hBea1Mmtff ■t 1fin dloeloae, I W m A l X t t» lah consul waa taken outlh *J*v“ mW#e#, VI , ssew MVIVI Nw* down. They said be-was shot bacause ba refused to dlvulg* Ift* 'fomatlqn eoHsenOng1^hi*. *omh B Li iiJ • iria w ot csMcrna iB * a * () n n K M r a t e w B e a d w i w a i K I E E ’J l K M P3ICO IsfUAi CTTJ c m r : a ON-RKADI I 1 I RADIATOR > . >. . c U n p in ir .* R tp A lriltfl; • • . a STOCKHOLM, Sweden, Apr. 34 —VP)— .The' JBrltlehMoniur ai Narvik waa eiecuUd b y . German soldiers In the back-yand'Of the Grand hbUl whfn the M»*l* la1 “ Shortly* aftar "tKa Oei janded.". h»' *aJd, “ l t*ek -’s , around the town, running,li group or nly' NbHrtflih%fafi bed been togvlh*rr-tn- manyTTiey »#ld mbs / <Mmaa - pi d T O A l l . W HOM I T M A T CO N. C .E R N l . Nolle* U k » r « l» | i | « i i (h a t n . It. W B Itko ar H IM h is fin a l report u E s s c a to r o f I M oololo •t M RS. A . M ANAN fX I h w i M i that ho M hi* N l t l l M to r fle e t- U lsrh srjre . aw* tkat k* w ill appljr i* Ik * H oeerab ls- B . W . W A R E T c o v b tjr in t e r o : S fn .la o l* C * u u tr plortea, an Ik * frd - < > r o f M ar le t s . for o p p ro vsl of ram * and to r fin a l tlltrharw t a* K a re illo r of Ik * ••lata * f MRS. I>. A. M AM ARD. I w i u i on ik la trd S a r a ! A p r il Oraayo at Wall, OrUudo couaii W HOM JACK Sm nunaoLM o r r u iM n * . Bo Sure To “ L et Ua Check Y ou r Car, F irst! u W j r W f ,l*r :$ a r b ik ia u -l MTtW VMN.K MW, I waraklp ,*fbs -a hif across thrbew of f t shift TM.Defwan fri latcd wMh fqur7«aft of Which -struck -thT m is ts MIIUAMS i m im u * IN H R : E S T A T E o r T . C . C A R L - SON T O A L L C R E D IT O R 'S A N D P E R ­ JACKSONVILLE, Apr. 14. r SONS H A V IN G C L A IM S O R D E ­ M A N D S A G A IN S T S A ID 13(AT—Smith and"Few eemtluctSen : eempaay, AUaaU, waa law bid* •TTaAuT Eand each of ye a a ra h srsb y der yedterday on- foundation work no i if lad aad require* la praeenl a ap cla im s aad d e au ad a. w hich ppa. a r eith e r et you. m ay .have a g a in st the eatata a f T . C . C A R L PARSLRT—Dos Byhl tf-lla PON. daeaaaad. la ic or aald Coonty, ta fka C o u a lr ia d k e a f Sam loot* C o a a ty, F lo rid a . a t hla . o fflea la tb* eoart h**aa of aald ^ *• # ■ C h an ty at Saafard. F lo rid a , w lth la PEANUTS— Mn ik .* ate a I ca lca d a r m ealk* from Iba RanntniMi.jNppHto1 ■**. d » tim e of lb * flr e l p ah llcatlo a of Ik la aotlrs. R ack cla im o r dcam ad "auTABau' ao—NorthernM.-.tb. •halt he la w r llla s , and ohaTl ata la ig. i.ae. I i ta* p la n of rasldaoc* and past Aomainb—No aupptiea.'. efflco addroaa of tho claim an t, aad pialsaaL s h a ll go aworm la h r claim ant. a * * * L o r 'a lt o r a c r . and a n y sack C L T D R •u c la im a r dams ad not so filed tB s ll be retd. M AT L . CARLSO N , -roR Af|| ,M * eado w s , addr—m»ME• Aa n e e a t e r o f tho L a c l w il l S T flA W R J end Testam ent of o rd trtd « M n * T . C. CARLSO N , N| to ajM fA r u fo n |H « IN I dBy daceaoed P lr e t .p e k t lc a ilo a -A p r il l, i»«m ill-n o TOM A’ clothes and I f * t t f may b Impartant Is every b u b td • gsod placs Is begin saving tm rift. D s they really fit your Job? Mg sr tss amall T Ar* they wasting baesnas tbsy*rs under-powered— redT Ars they gearsd right far your in n u t court o r tmr cobrtt h 24, IM P i arm peeving e SUPER-DUTY R 0 A b * s fe a v itB T B IjB F H Q N B 4I M T R U C K CO^— SEM IN O LE G A R A G E �• a' tn ? ’ *L " * M K o n F n d i A a i VbgbUSIbS T han A n ; B lm U ur A m b A m erica », VOLUME e t * # a » porta and territorial watera. In an eiteutlve order, Rooieveil pretcribed refulaliom gov«rning enforcemtnt of U. 8. ^neutrality in the battling bettreen Germany and Norway. One reiult of the proclamation and order waa to apply tha cash sad carry plan to Norway, who now win ba able to obtain war •supplies In thla country only by paying caih and tranapartlng them In non-Amertean v f t li Tha Oermana apread rapidly north In Norway today, apparenUy with auch ptla-drlver pawgar that Allied forcea ware na^abla to atop them. Tha British admltUd the AlIlea had been compelled to raratreat from pooitiona naar LUlahammrr bacauM o f -Ineroaaod • enemy proaauro” in that area, w ih t pivotal point of the atraggle for tho "gate to Oslo." TOThtng'* «tiM.Um)» eald tha Germana were driving north from Oalo along tho rout# cleared of enomy roaiatanco by S their bombera and had aelted Roroa, within 70 miles of Trond­ heim. the German-occupied atronghold on the weat coaat. Rapid German atrldea appar enUy ware ylmed at. apeedlng g reinforcements to the Trondheim front, ikey to domlnotion of Nor way, where tho Britiah acknowt edged Naal forcea appeared “ to be digging In Juet north of Slrinkjer," wreeted from the 2 Alllea. Meanwhile algna o f unreatrict od warfare were teen In Berlin The high command accused Bri­ tain o f opening Maerlal warfare on nndefandad militarily unlm j portant lo c a litie s" — a charge quickly denied In London. Thla waa the verdict on reported bom­ bardment near Helda, SchleswigHolstein. Foreboding also waa seen for . Sweden In the statement o f one • authorised German source that her hour for "decision* waa ap­ proaching, but tha Informant de­ clared "We hava no designa whatever on Sweden." 8wedUhGorman trade negotiations In • progress apparently were at tna corn of thl^ I Meanwhile, In London, Sir 'Johnson Anderson, ministar of home security, told tho House of Commons ho was considering • strict repression o f aubverahro elements, Including Communist and Fascist factions. County Receives •$5,562.98 From Race Track Funds A check for I k t t t M has been • received from the office of Comp­ troller J. M. Lao aa Seminole County's share of tho race track monies for tha previous month. County Clerk O. r . Herndon eald today. a 1 Today’s check from Tallahassee brought tho total amount of money received by tha Conaty from this source to | I I M U i This money la placed la tha Cenaty's general operating fund to moot current expandttaraa. # Mr. Herndon said that tha letaat payment will ba need prtnel* pally for tha payment o f axpeases Incurred la tho raaurfaolag of Semlaolo County made damaged la tha January fmaaa. g> Remittances are made from tha comptroller's office mohthly thla year, la accordance w ith 'a sta­ in to enacted at thd last lagtalaUvo aaeetoa which rhaagnd the - dtstrihotloa from a lamp mm at j tho d ooe o f tho radag eoaaoa. ;, n t o Reported Married i,. ■ - -r r r .? rmmmm ..-. ■ Russian Revolution 2,000 Mtmbers 01 American L egion Meet For Session Dr. Gray’s Sister Publishes Nexv Book f MIAMI. Apr', **. —W V - Baeaae ad record registration for tha May 7 primary, Dada county must esquire bo now voting n a -' rhlaaa la addition to tho SM al- . •'■ - 7. 1' \ *itL' o r a l d > NTM HER 201) Knlabllshcd In 1908 Joint Group DeadlockedOu Farm Monies GERMAN TANK ADVANCES'INTO NORWAY $ 3 1 7 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 Living Church at folloai: "The chief valus of the book lies tn her study of the development of Bernadette's character and person­ ality. The saint aa shs is com­ monly depleted disappears and there emerges a simple and shrewd peasant girl, who as the reeult of her faith is enabled to meet adulation with humility and Is never bewildered or deflected from her path by the most con­ fusing o f outward occurences . . . She U undoubtedly a saint and • vary human one* . . . Tha early chapters of the book contain a good account of a pilgri­ mage and the atmosphere of faith that animates IL” S e n a t e Increase To Be Giv­ en To House For Amendment Vote Hiiffe Plane Order Placed■ ■- ■By Alliesi Communist Organizer’ Says Party Plans General Strike yd: • W A S H I N G T O N , A p r . 2 5 .— i (A IM — A jo in t c o n fe re n c e c o m m i t U v t o ilu y a b a n d o n e d e f f o r t s d o lir o n k » m o n t h ’ ll (lo iu lliH -k i i f t h e m t r i c u lt u r a l n p p r o p r iiit io n s l i i l l . It ro - n , "•n i —M:v Telr*a«l nidi.•■telephoto fro m B e ilin sh o w , u G e rm a n tank ap p are n tly m aking sin w p r u g r e .. over lending a 1. ...d J P " t I . .1 ii I m p ' l f s s ilis t iR r e c v o id e d road som ewhere I n ' N o ii'iiy . T in * so ld ier In the p ictu re seem , to h m o n t m i t in * - S e n a t e a d d it io n V allot c l. Ilf $ : : r I.IMIII.IIII'I 1In the m cas, tiro r till* oil (l» Ga. ) said Whitehair Club To T a x Installments theJwelinli• British Bombs eff. ft of thr m l ion would Iw I., hi•ml it hack tn the House (», 11 HI•pat ate \Oili* on thr SrnBlast Way For # i l l l I i l l ■* nl.- antemlut.’nlI pi n\ uling $212,» rp * P •i oBii.imo m pin it v pnjbmMit*. |8f> , I lime, tity Kules ... .. New Offensive h ('nlilitx > f.». »urp iu111 f; lll„ p piriuhiitw ••filia l w m m ill $>IH»,UUW,0 5 0 , 0 0 0 , 0 00 0 I .• i 1 *1111' t<» fm 111 Ir n a n H . \ ii M iiftl p in tJin » in £ iniu»i«ti i P r O l H T t V OW IlCTSi I fklfl | .| l. |i< T, | | | s h * *, .• aniiMtim * 'l 4'**iili'Mi'18 fo r $2 0 0 ,|| .A\(1 ( l JJ IIIISS 111111*111 H H ' I l l .A i l l l !l l l i r * iiim i .imh * m h i i I i o f A m r ritn n nir• || |#V n ir i» < \| *i v I pl.mr nii'l ••niTint*« bail born p t if ii 7 ha. 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On tx. n l Iimiim I hr ‘J.ri-|Hiund ♦ha rommi-niiiur $»t •(«•«!. i* f,,»,. m,.. •" made 11 teport * f the totivitii w ........... " V ' ...... 1,1. . L w . . Ih, W ill, such fu.ee "f the dirittirl iiieetifit* liehl lu*d Britiah friMit»4 ro-nttHMoinil thfii .............' " " I " f “ . " ‘ .‘•’ Ir ie .t .............. I............ two when l l linna. fFa'Iirr SliM‘ltliol;ii t<*|i it s x\**i'k in Orlnmlo iinl ntiiiouneed munagi-r din in g H o , tin,., | „ , . k ,|„. woman', -k u ll, |K>lke *‘*I(J II: it ImIi uilvann* nmtw lu.l • hat the next di»t?iet niectinir w ill Rupert SIrit Klainl anil 7. B ' '»«• un itlld iy picnic in la-enliuti; l»»d lo r r t i r r from M in k jtT , oil f«*r the mernher*, of the lod^c )(«• R a t lif f rei|tie *tell lit*' • **ionii" 1 ROuke x\u?» a i r i ttiHl m he stood T ro n ilh rim f io rd ), In. nilth f on i.»n f*.r .» donation **f 11 r.« l « | llV l. | „ , w ifi '*. I .-l> H r fx in tn l help dt’ fm v tin* etteP **f Do rm*f poliet rtmhrd him to a hoapiM yth o d i'l • oiifi'M'tiei* to I h* l»**i*l11$bI. Ih'Ih x he m iyht have takhere h i Ju n e l»ut the re»|iie»l J m pmInoii. An rxam irixtio n failed waa In 1*1 in alieyatiei* pending i 0 n v ra l nnv poi.v n amt he was a the* kup on a\Milalilt* fu n d s .! iH u rv ie il to ja il. I f . H. W . V . T O M F K T T h r United S im n id i A m erican W a r V eterans and flu* a u x ilia ry I o rg an isatio n w ill olna-rvi. M uster I ''" V »t the regu lar n ie rlin g in the Hut tonight at 8 :0 0 o 'clock, according to J . E . F a r . • in . ro m in a n ilcr o f the (oral ra n in WATKII TAHTKK Ii All R i-fresh m rn ts w ill Im- served at Many complaints have l>crn I be close o f (he lu*int-*« m eeting. Candidates for public office in 8cminole County must file the if made at (he City Hall no (hr un­ A ll veterans and Ih r ir w ives w e rr second expense statements in the usual taste of the City's water urged tn attend. The nimiiiiainn al*o i|rfetrei|| The miiplt* hud Ih'ch married netiori on the rc4|ue-t of i»l-.three years. H’ arkf told police hla flrial*. of thr Florida National man led life had hern "one conExhibits Ine. Dint the Tity con- *tnnt ijuarrrl.'* tribute about |G0() per enpita for M irniniu.sT conference its s lm rr o f the re st o f m ain ta in Offlr**t| word win Inrkintr on lh# RUI111 of tin* o|*i'i nt ion* nr;ir Ullrhmnnirr. far t*i thr »oiiihm «t. t To halt Ihr flow of iinuhsiLrn Ltrmin divisinna int i N'orwuy, Wilmington, Del., at today's howrvrr, tho RAF ulmrk «$t *Stn meeting was Sous Chef Henry II. vsuprr, Oslo* ami Kri*t 1 *fi»«iwi Green, Atlanta. About 800 dele­ Norway; Anlhorir. Denmark, aril gates attended the session. ■t tho Gorman Murid of Hylt, off southwest Denmark. Twin*, ptnrr. over, they Attacked German ship*. mI »0 extin d e rl mo in vitn tio ii to Till W iMnliian to Mitt lift nil •l* y picnic on the huiiktt o f Suwannee R iv e r at T re n t, n Ju n e 2 . Candidates Must File Expense Statements .-W .u u ,. NEW CIICRCII PLANNED The Seventh (lay Adventist., have been granted permission hv the City to erect a rhurch esti­ mated to cost about $1,000 at the southwest corner of Elm Avanuc and Seventh Street. The building will be of frame construction and Will roc. lure about $4 bjr SO Met. IS Christian i'astoratc •lo. I'.1\ 1 .1 \h I '.".'V-.1" Set For April By Woodmen Lodge'! \ I *. x\.'li i Im Is tk (i if 1lie p »y m e it ..*, \|M n t i Will !»•• 14*1 v * I. 1*1 I f . p.•Ml k ••*.'♦ !*• ft.. •e .*• 1i i H i i lo y a l on f*na'f I • t * mmI lit* ii I siil M 1 if . |t*’t M| *1 .it* *1 11 H i i .% I p n Kl* ••llo I II' •*f ilrn lh m’rit • ill* N *»lli S* o I . i i n b 1 . • x. I* fs.| 1 |lb* p 1 V 1to* III 1*1 1' '1 f t AO o f ,1 "lH*k t fiUllli** • " fu ll' d 1 I . . 1. I I •\ . ••li I lo* lift Ml 1 • •| lil* t S« •nitiidi’ i HI r•. •Mi •mii\..» t*•11 mt* : 1 exolutiunary • . crone :• . 1. 1. Mti. 1 l i n t * *l • i i o ltriid iH i* f >| !• w II t*. Ml • ■•* III <tlllllt III " " * .........m pli Ii ih " p arty's j •■OX :•|l*l ..f tit- • tt I • • ♦ 1 ni|i.t . " O il. \x. »•• 1Cl »' 1 • • " • • | If" J Hit i •••III* *1 t W ,* t • t 1 "j* ii un | lif t b'' ♦'ll« I t|1| | • t\ M*s IM **tt s t r a t .f i* • ll" l I.o ir '** .Mi* I m i i * . **411* «*l o .ti.ie 1 m er, vail* > I It* I ll' I * » k 1 I Vt N i way .m l d pi *.|** t I v ■• . .................... ........... R ev. D an ce A cce p t8 • i i . • i in At llUMH', Til'll milMills It l.l I f *r a fit it i**L Sux t* i '..«, office of County Clerk O. P. ■uppljr. and City Clerk II. S'. Herndon tomoriow or bo disquali­ Mayer told the complainants that fied for Democratic nominstin the odd Lisle is raused by the anaMAad voter*, compered U II,subject to the primaries on May water Icing pumped directly from «T» two years ago aad I1JI1 7, Mr. Herndon sold today. the water main lina into the T tho aonaty*a 114 All of the candidates filed tbrir |standpipe. Tho collator is not be­ O f tha total araa o f Iaolaad, first ttntemenfb earlier In tbe ing used because icpalrs are be­ — than 1000 month and must fllo tho second ing made. "Tbe difference In the alx-oornatha la unpeodaetbm. Washington Square, where Fifth on time end file tho third state­ Isate of the water shows the A vensg'tagiu In New York, was ment within 10 days after the vajt# of tbs *er>itort" Mr. Ssycr •lection or te disqualified bjr law. Potter's field. " & v £ i n figures showed tlfiH f ATLANTA. Apr. 26.— (A1)— Georgia's Democratic executive committee today elected dele­ gates to the party's national con­ vention who promptly urged President Roosevelt to run for a third term. Y u goslavia Will Resume Relations With Soviet Soon; Dade Must Get 50 New Voting Machines I Roosevelt Is Urged To Seek A Third Term B y nam ing thp delegation i t ­ s e lf, the co m m ittre ignored ap ­ peals fo r a p resid ential p re fe rcnee p rim a ry , one o f w hich rnm e the citrus industry in this state, from u group em bracing advomore than 3,600,000 boxes of cit­ rus fruit have been shipped to Reports to Paris new snapers r # ,c * ° f V ic e -P re sid e n t G a rn e r, h«t I.e .lie nni outspoken o nti-N cw D ealers. northern markets where the high­ from Cannes ara that Leslie C o m m ittin g them selves to est prices in several years have Hore-Belisha, former British min­ teen paid for the fruit that was ister of war, and Jacqueline Dc- support R oosevelt should he seek em ­ able to pass the strict require lubac (above), French actress, re-election, the delegates menta of the State Inspectors, were married. powered N ew D eal G o vern o r Date and time according to a report of tho Flor­ were not indicated by the dis- E d R iv e rs to cast G eo rg ia 's 24 ida Citrus Commission. votes fo r them as a u n it and Florida has continued to main­ patches. " a s d ire c te d ." tain a steady supply of oranges D em ocratic leaders moulded the and grapefruit, despite the pessiRoosevelt th ird term snowball mistic estimates of damage fol­ yesterd ay umt smoothed tho lowing the freese and the prices groove to roll it down to the have been good with an Inclina­ President ut W orm Sp rin g * y c>. tion upward, according to the lerd ay. daily citrus auctions compiled by On the eve of the state lit mo. tho Florida Citrus Exchange and ratie executive m eeting, M aj released by the Federal-Slate 'la rk H ow ell, editor and pubMarket Newi Service. ---------1 islier o f the C o nstitutio n, urged On Tuesday's auction in New l l V I * B o o n ! I', *!"' com m ittee ami the York City one ear of Indian "O TN vna tui no nn ns H n a v e u e t n j , I , . l e g a t i o n to the national eonRiver grapefruit brought a top U n fr ie n d ly S i n c e ';r n " " u •’ m w c . i tn u- „ , n.ed price of $4.20 per crate while to adopt n resolution stro n g ly the top prices on standard box­ indorsing Roosevelt fo r « th ird es of orangea for the day was term . also near the $1.00 mark with B E L G R A D E , Y u g o sla v ia . A p r ) o n * New Y o rk w lies, be a tauction quotations of $3.90 in several markets. The avrragr 2 5 .— (/PI— V ice P re m ie r M a rrk ! J« nilt-sl art Associated P ro ,., directhe im pending . " T ' . 1" * » ' . j „ r H ow ell telemarket for the day, however, was said yesterd ay graphed his com m ittee n r..» y to $J.4t on various grades of fruit trad e between Soviet E xe c u tive tre a ty E d ito r M cG ill and packed in standard boxes. R u ssia and Y u g o sla via would be wired G overnor H ire r*. Seminole Countv has sharrd to follow ed by resum ption o f d ip ­ “ I feel that the G eorgia delea certain extent in the higher lo m atic re la tio n s between the irntim i *hould take tlie* immediate prices paid for fruit, particular­ two c o u n tries. in-tive lead in ttiis movement fo r ly at the State Farmers Market re.eltetm n of There have been no such re- renom inatie'i mid ................. where the volume is below last latio n s since the R u ssian revolu- I resident Huoxcvclt in tin t h i, tim e year but the average prices have of national nnd intern atio n al lio n . shown Improvement. em erg rn rv becuuse lirtte r tli.-m Moreover, the usually govern Equal •grades, of Florida anyone else he knows how to onCfttm tteetrfly have' been bring­ m *n t-ln sp lr*d Zag reb new spaper keep ns out o f wrar mol l>craii-r ing better prices iq the auction h'ovosti said Y u g o sla via and I he be |< lirt te r ci|ui|>|>ed by fa r So vie ts w ere "b ro u g h t logetlu-i markets than California fruit. than anyone e ls r to serve us heart Figures compiled by the citrus through M ind o n ." of our nation diiriinr th is period commission show that over 6,000 Diplom ats pointed to the re ­ of g n a t world strife .*' cars of oranges and over 2,000 sum ption, in Lond on, o f n eg o tia­ cars of grapefruit have been tion s fo r on Anglo-Soviet tu n ic shipped to market since Marrh tre a ty . 17. A ear rontuins approximately N ovosti also said the So vie ts 400 boxes. This is slightly more told the B ritis h , when agreeing than half the amount of fruit to la k e up trade relatio n s w ith which Florida shipped during the Y u g o sln vin , that the U . 8 . S . It. corresponding four weeks lust recognize* the statu s quo in the season, but last year's ehipmrnts were at prices which were con­ B a lk s n s and has no intention of •ST. I ’ K T L K s S IIIJ H G , A p r. Sft siderably lower than this season. seeking to ro m d lu n ite the penin­ A n I’htiniutrd L’OIFJ A m erican I . Bared on a simple average su la. T h e m w as a rep o rt, m oreover, ITionnuin i wei*. un hand las? computation, Florida orangea in standard boxes have brought th at the p re lim in a ry w ork on nig hi for tin* opening todnv ol K o v ie t-Y u g o--------.ta v isn trade lb * J.UU* convention of the F in n — ---------$2.04 during the Inst four week thp period, while wire-bound boxes negotiations was c a rrie d out »e- du tie pm tin rn t, u b ir h lima nlia*nd> returned $2.48. Last year, the c re tly ut A n k a ra through tin* put u bail <ui an yth in g p u litira i T ile utitiuuiieeineiit came u fie i T u r k is h governm ent, whieh I imh average was $2.1H and $2.0.1. Grapefruit prices also are far n m utual u ssi-lu n re pact w ith Ik rn a rr M arFaild e n , rn m lid u lr fm senator, luid told S ta le A d iu tsm ahead of last reason The ears the A llie s . Howmiii ard Row ton, Umt In ‘ Whpiipen*. ixt'wxtui, shipped ainer March 17 this year D iid o m al* und new sp n p er. C .• «*»»*• fly lirro In-re IF rid a y frm u have brought $1.97 per bos for rp e ru la tin g on p o ssib ility P Jannril ] * " nT'1 to {>y the *° •wUrcM* the conventual seeded fruit and $2.27 for seed­ that R u ssia m ay soon sw itch to ............ k. "N o candidate fo r publii- of less. Last season the comparable the A llie d line o f action in ithe figures were $1.48 and $1.78. B a lk a n s, perhaps tn block llulo- fire ,” Raw ton m id , ” i» going to Tha amount of fruit in Florida Germ an plans fo r dom ination ot set foot on nor x ta g r." Th e re stric tio n , however, <* able to stand the rigid inspection the peninsu la, said It is not ) r l Imposed since the frrese hss been c le a r w hether th is Is " a com ­ cepls Senator A n d re w s, seeking surprising in view of the m any plete tu rn ab o ut o r only u detour re-election, who w ill ap pear tinm orning fo r a non-p niitiral ad pessimistic estimates immediate­ ly following the frees*. Volume from the present lin e ” o f co ­ dtcaa and G overnor Cone, who operation w ith G erm an y. w as Invited as governor. baa not equalled last season, but ( I t m ay be recalled that T o ss, H ig h lig h t, o f the u|H-ning day' tha much higher prices would in the Soviets news agency, lust F r i ­ a c tiv itie s were the annual ele, dieato that the Florida grower day denied that the X'ugoslav tion of the 40 and 8 so ciety, tin who has sufficient fruit able to paas Inspection will wind up the trade negotiations would be fo l­ legion's fun o rgan isatio n, and itlowed by p o litical negotiations, jainboi re last n ig h t, in w birb saaaon with a profit. Tha much-predicted “ alowing and at the same tim e denied n menibi r* paiudrd through llo down" of ahipmenta still is in report th at the l l . 8 . 8 . K . and downtown streets. Th e F lo rid a grand vo itu n tho future, as three more cars R um ania had ag rred tn w ith ­ of oranges were1 shipped last draw th e ir troops s it m iles fro m elected the follow ing o ffic e rs : Grande chef dc ga re -Ralph weak - than tha week before. th e ir common fro n tie r.) XV. H u n te r, Neptune llr a r h : Grapefruit dropped from 810 to grande ch ef de tra in — D r. A 478 cars, however. V . S iv e rt, XX'rst i'a lm Beach, What tho final return to the grande condurtuer — ( '. B e n t. Florida Industry will be la' still O rlan do; grande gardo la port' problematical, but thoro ara many — C h arle s A . B la ir , Tam pa, who foel they will and tho ship­ corespondent — XV. I. ping year with a battar net A new book, ‘‘ Bernadette of grande profit than they exported had no Lourdes'' by Margaret Gray Blan­ W heeler, Ja c k to n i Hie. G rand e rh rm in o U — F ir s t d is ­ frasaa* occurred and tha amount ton, a slater of Dr. 8. G. Gray of of ftult on tha treaa at that this city, hat lust been released t r ic t. W . A . Sh ock. W in te r l i t time had been shipped. by the publishers. Mrs. Blanton v r n ; second, R . Ilood D iltn iu r. Tha trade has rosooadad favor­ is a psychologist of note who, G a in e sv ille ; fo u rth , A l C u r ly . ably to Florida'a efforts to keep accompanied by hur husband, a Ja c k s o n v ille ; f if t h , D . E d g a r W il­ oaly good fruit going to market, isyrhiatrist, want to Lourde to iam s, M iam i and seventh, J . T and tala factor la glean much nveatigate the healings reported Sim inons, M iam i. Representing Chef do Chc-min credit far prices which have bean to hava occurred there. obtained ausea tha cold weather, Tha book la reviewed in the de F’er Edward L . Muirooney of i — G e o r g i a Delegates Take Action Imme­ diately U p o n Se­ lection By G r o u p Steady Movement Of Citrus From State Continues Ita affect also on next will ba watched with InUraat. b SANFORD. FLORIDA. THURSDAY. APRIL 25. 1940 Good P r i c e s Help G r o w e r s Offset British Charged With Losses In F r e e z e Unrestricted War­ ■Dceplte the January fre«*c f a r e By Germans which did widespread damage to President Roosevelt pro­ claimed a state o f war was in existence between Gerftnany and Norway and that The neutrality of tho United States was involved in the conflict. Another proclamation gbarred submarines of the bel­ ligerents from American . t - ,- m AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER Member Associated Press TJ.S. N e u tr a lity •Strengthened In Move By President Hr Anffl>l«4 r n — V. r Sanford fs The Only Centra. Florida City Affording Kail, H ig h * * / And Water Transportation W Cash And Carry % Plan Is Applied | '• • «• _ _ _ _ _ Proclamation B a r s Submarines O f Bel* ligerents From U. S. • Ports And Territory :• ~ in*; the exh ib it ano ther y e a r. T h e C ity C le rk w as instruct* to ntlvise the F lo t illa M otor Linctt that they w ill hr requ ired in th r fu tu re to park th e ir bu *rs o ff P a rk A venue in loading and unloading p a ssrn g rra. F I R E M E N *8 C O N V E N T IO .N F ir e C h ie f M ark C leveland w ill attend tho meeting o f the S tate F ire m rn 'a Asso ciatio n to he held tn W ra t P a lm H carh on May 13 Officials of the First Methodist C'huirli here n'r making plans for thr entertainment of iht Methodist t’nnfeienre for Florida to t*e helii in June. Mora than 600 delegates, pMhtttrn and church of­ ficials from «il| over rtoiida will romr to Satifoni for the firt-<lay aession. LOCAL WEATHER Mostly cloudy tonight a>4 Friday, possibly light ahowara la and 14. Chief Cleveland it a for­ eilrema north and west csntral mer president of thia association. portions, mild temparetara, w �The Sanford Herald imam ■I *aar*r*. r i« r M a g n o lia A h » m .Ifllia 4 E M »sp*pf r M e g r e a e a la * t l m . I k n f f g r r s e a l T h e H e r a ld In th # M t ln a n l fl* l4 n f M d r r rila la g , V t t h P l P F » m a in t a in e d In f h r l a m POT H I lea n f fh n ram m lrr t t l l k prim* r i m In C h l m * # a n d THUXIDAV, * ’THURSDAY, APRIL U , 1M0 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE TWO APRIL SB, 1940 BIBLE VERSE F0R~TODAY >W,E MUST LOSE A LITTLE TO ,QAJN MUCH: If any man wfU come after in**, let Mm ii«-ny himself and lake up ?ii* cross and follow IM .-M alt. 10:14. BE HAPI’ Y, REDWOODS (From Voices) Be happy, redwood*, Dint you itr not mon, Green-snoring In a massed nml tapering InuhI, Drinking the nun, and rains that com* lignin Each winter to your caul, fernmailed land. Bo happy Ihqt you never smite your kind With tho bright scarlet of a relfmade alorm. Each rank against lin neighbor rank aligned. Half against half, and swarm against tho nwonnl ‘YOU W EREN'T FORGETTING ME, WERE Y O U r Natchez Fire Natchez ia one o f the, moat beautiful cities in the South, and if you are a southerner, one of the most beau­ tiful cities in the world. For here, as nowhere else on earth, the Treat columns o f old colonial mansions rise be­ fore long avenues o f magnolia trees and, inside, the silver candlesticks and rosewood furniture stand much the same as they did when Jefferson Davis was a boy. In recent years the_ Natchez Pilgrimage" lias come to be almost as famous as the pilgrimages to the Holy Land: People flock from the four comers of the earth to re prosec what is left o f the Old South, ductlon" but the real thing, exactly as It was before the war. ‘ And if you like to travel and can afford it,, this “ Natchez Pilgrimage” should be a “ must" on your Itinerary. The picture of the great houses, or the pilgrimage itself, has not' been helped by the fire which spread through n negro dance hall and trapped several hundred negroes n few nights ago. Out o f three hundred members and friends o f the lfoneywasters Social club who were in the moss draped dance hall, 108 were burned to death, suf­ focated, or killed in the stampede. Only one doorway provided an ekit." Every window had been securely boarded up to keep out "gate crashers." The firo started near the single doorway while the orches­ tra was "swinging It” In the most approved fashion. The moss decorations hanging from the ceiling supplied match­ less fuel. The dancers crowded, into the back of the hall where within 1f> minutes pracUBdly oil of them were dend. A fire Is something which could break out anywhere. . , ,have been ’ known to occur among Panics and stampedes the most highly civilized people. This could be marked up us Just another uccldent, as a disaster for which no one could Ire blamed. And 'yet what ure local authorities for If if is not to anticipate things of tills kind ant) provide adequate ordinances eliminating such hazards 7 For the Hake o f n community's reputation ns a whole, should three hundred persons be allowed to crowd Into any hall from which there is only ono exit? Should peo­ ple be allowed to board up the windows of any building in which they intend to congregate? I/rcfiLauttforkieH should recognize that" when* such things tmppen, it Irfuiot only the lives of th" people directly concerned for whom they are responsible but the reputation of the whole community ns well. N a tlo n -W ld a $ h lr * W p a k a t P a n n a y 'a t Just arrived 1 Brand new se­ lections of patterns—stripes, figures ana checks on light or dark grounds I All in smooth weave broadcloth, Sanforized* for lasting a* cellence of fill Nucraft nonwilt collars I f e b i k i k l < k i i a Ml M l u i w r l i Drainage Liens Not Destroyed1 By Murphy Act Boh appy that your Hinele** quie' £tinford Legionnaire# rolgna Leave For Convention Unbroken navi* for rustling deer and birds, And that you need not du*h, like Many Sanford legionnaires left boanla In rliainn. today for St. Petersburg, scene To stab -our kin, and die In shellof the 22nd annual American Le­ racked herds, TITUSVILLE. Apr. 25 —DP)— Lightly thr went wind ruffle* Circuit Judge Millard B. Smith gion convention of thr Defuirtrldgo and g len ruled yesterday that operation of ment of Florida. A eonvrrgence RaJiappy, reduuod. that yuu aru the Murphy Act“ dld not destroy of approximately .1,000 ex-ser­ not m«n I vice mrn on the south Florida drainage dlatrlct tax lien*. llrntltl had expressed Itself iih concerned over the possl— STANTON A. COULKNT7. The drclalon. wai made tn a bllity that even o bargn canal would damage South Flor­ friendly teat ault brought against Tho United State* may never ida's water supplies and had indicated that the Bradenton Ihr Mclbournr-Tillman Drainage hava to go tn war with Japan, Chamber of Commerce would keep u close watch on the District by J. W. Carlile, Involv­ Bttt wo stiro hope thr nrltlsh are ■progress of the project. Explaining Its position fairly and ing several thousand acre* of land. In control of tho Atlantic when at Home length, the Bradenton paper declares: ‘Carlllr aought to prevent thr I wo do. ‘The Bradenton chamber of commerce has decided to foreclosure of drainage dlatrlct It isn't the platform a candi­ keep in touch with the activities of the promoters of the tax liens agklnat land* that had to tho State under pipe date run* on that gets him into proposed linrge canal which Senator Pepper Is asking the reverted They say that a farmer and vision* of the Murphy Act. m much trouble, lt’« the tornjHmi government to build on the route that was selected for Tho court htld that “ title to business man is not fitted lo rep­ that undermine It shortly after the Florida m:a level ship canal. The latter enterprise is resent thr interests of the farm­ ha's rlooted to office. supposed to Im a sick cat, but many of the anti-sea level er*, grower*. merchant* and Wa don't believe President ship canal group !>clleve that the barge canal plan is In working men in the Slate Senate Roosevelt will run for a third reality an effort to ‘get the war department's feet wot,’ and that the people of thl* dis­ term. A man doesn't deliber­ and that if the barge canal is dug it would be but the pre­ trict should elect • LAWYER a* ately Jump from the frying pan their acnator because lawyer liminary stage of a ship canal. into the fire if he can help it. not only knew* his own business "So the local chamber o f commerce, will Bend a dele­ but THEIRS as well. I' have Gov. Cone has carried his gation to the public hearing to be held in Ocala April 2*1, known lota of good lawyers in campaign for the Senate Into at which time the barge canal proposition will be present­ my life but 1 never had one of Miami and Dade county Just as ed by the war department together with the proposed In­ them to do anything for me but If he hadn't given all the South what it COST ME a lot or mon­ Florida Jobs to his relatives in tra-coastal waterway between Tarpon Springs und St. ey. If lawyrn ware the only Marks. , .Feet Florida. group competent to represent Hie “There is comparatively iitlle feeling against a canal people tn the Senate, than the An American military attache —barge or ship—across the peninsula, provided penetra­ ENTIRE Senate would be made Ot Stockholm has been killed In tion of the water-bearing llmerock strata Is avoided. It Dp of lawyers and the only thing a German bombing raid on Northe people would get out of is W | ty. It wea the killing of would be a lot of KKTAINEU Americans by Hermans that led FEES and some write of certior­ i t American participation in the ari. Than are three branches of but war. our government. The legislative, the executive and tbe Judicial. Jlritaln'e war budget for neat The lawyere already have control of (ho JUDICIAL and possibly year amounts to over nine billion that la all right since our Judge* ollare. Folks over here wonder and prosecuting attorney* should '.the war la worth It Rut what know the taw. Moet of the FAT wa don't know is how much It JOBS on our boanl*, bureaus and would cost the British to quit commission* which compose the EXECUTIVE branch and admin­ ister the affair* of our govemOur gum* I* (hat If Hitler w n t are held by lawyer*. But men and Injured a score serious­ Wine In the European war Hie not bolng satisfied with controll­ ly. Damage to thr plant wa* de­ preparedness program in this ing TWO branches' of our govcountry will assume proportion* scribed as slight. •dnmeat, they or* now trying to that will dwarf Hie, most sintall us, the farmer*, growers, bilious present day dream*. — The population uf China in tbe merchant* and working men that Titusville Htar-Advocat.e You we are not fit to enact laws to >—r Ilk i was about 00,000,000.^ won't have to wait until he wins aolro OUR OWN problems and a THE CHALLIE DO-NUT SHOP Moe Annenberg pleads guilty to defrauding tbe government of $1,11.7,096 In income lasea In 1MC. If be evaded over a mil­ lion dollar* In taxes, one wonders what hla total tax bill, includtag the part he paid, wa*. And i f his total Income tax waa In excess o f a million dollars, what ip the name of hraven might hla total Income have beenT ' Colon la N*w T*rk Otty *eod o f ertartioa. Georg* b 41, stock «-c*avlct, and -tkWftata in tk* A. P. o f ft|< . t o hpvo collartod by of intttaQaHan mor* than ready for liaxsri^sa f*r, And don't aval I MU I **IM |,«**|> |iikflaif*s»*sMAaL,Sar. ACrUR END s ; • When you buy p pair o f thort* In *t**w^ M. toke tbam hoot* and put them on . . . to Rnd they're a want .99 and «h* buttons won’t button, you v* a right (aim unhpppy. In Ham* twoadakrth Bhorte. a 94 is a M. You g*t tho «!•• tlw label call* for. Tb**» is rvo skimping In materiel pr workmanship. And larvU* Employ** Iatarwa- city I* expected for llu> threeduy nieeting. Many notables, of both the alalr and national legion aro ex­ pected to te there to participate In ronVhntion activities with their fellow vrlrran*. Among them will be National Commander Raymond J. Kelly, who is in ad­ dress the departmental body in a special order of buainoss fol­ lowing the Friday morning ses­ sion. Election of uffleers,will bo held during a special order of business Saturday morning, pre­ ceding the conclusion of the 11)40 Hireling. * * * • 3 " i f * • * * « « W M*#• to At -pattern* And cglgri-all ■uaraataad tmt. Laatex wob In lb* waistband. . .****?? baooddMh Shorts god p Hams* Undershirt mat* a perfect combination far N A M IS fiP A R T fi — SHOES FOR ROYS manage theIf boaM i d i * willing to raailT. 1 betlev. the BUI4JNO .« BA N FO R O , 9 A I V �X. # THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA Social And Personal Activities y MISS LILLIAN ADAMS, Society Editor I Social Calendar ’ THURSDAY Seminola Rcbekah Isalgr, 4-1, will meet at 8:00 P. M. in the I. O. O. F. Hall. „ . _ Woman'a Missionary Councd of •' the Assembly'of God Church will have a mission study and program mealing at the church. Everybody, is welcomed. • Townsend Club will meet at 7:80 o’ clock In the Court House 8; for. its regular meeting to which the public i» cordially invited. Woman’* Missionary Society of tha South Side Baptist Church will meet at the church, Ninth 8t. and Laurel Avenue, at 2:!tU P. VL. to drive to the County Home where the Rev, II. W. Tucker, pastor of the church, will bold service*. Grammar School P. T. A. will bold it* la«t regular inebting ot the year at 3:30 P. M. at the school. Officers for next year will be circled anil all parents arp urged to be present fo r thp election. A noard’ Meeting will precede the regular meeting at 2:30 P. M. Senior Class of Seminole High School will present Its annual play, “ Little Women,” at 8:00 P. M. In the school auditorium. FRIDAY N. d* V. Howard Chantrr of Iho,United Daughters of the Con­ federacy will meet ot the Mayfair Hotel for a luncheon at 1:00 P. M. followed by memorial ex­ ercises at the cemetery at 3 :Hi o'clock. “ lil,Abner” dance will be spanacred by the Junior Woman's Club as tha regular bi-monthly Junior Dance.'From 0:43 until 10:30 I’. M. in the club house on Oak Avenue. ''Littlo Women" will ho prerented for the second night by the members of the Senior Class. The play begin* at 8:00 P. M. In the auditorium o f the Semi­ nole High School. SATURDAY Seminole County 4-11 Club Achievement Day will he held in the court room of tho Couit House at 2:30 l‘. M. All parent* and friends are invited to attend. MONDAY Prayer Rand of the Presby­ terian Churrh wilt tnt-i-l at Un­ church at 3:00 P. M. Inspirational- Program of - th« Pre»byterian Churrh will le held in the churrh at .t:no I*. M. TUESDAY Gra-Dcl Sub Deh Club will sponsor a Suliurrinlimi Bridge Party at the Elks Hull at X;00 Telephone 148 Woman's Club Holds Benefit Card Party The Annual lloipital Benefit Uridgc, sponsored each year by the Woman's Club to rniae funds for a hospital room, wa* held yesterday afternoon in the club house on Oak Avrnue. Profu­ sions of amaryllis and gladioli formed the floral decoration* in the club house. High score prise for contract was won -by Mr*. It. F. Haines, of Altamonte Springs; second high by Mm. E. H. Stowe, high for auction by Mr*. Halt of Lake Mary; srrecno by Mr*. Oreon Itumctt; second acn-cno by Mrs. Al Lee; door prize by Mm. H. J. Ix-hman: and Chinese checkers by Mm. Walter Mewing. Among those present were: Mm. James Gahan, Mm. Hinry Watson. Mm. Hoy Williams, Mrs. W. H. .Nhippy, Mm. W, E. Ilolleyhead, Mm. J. N. Gillon, Mrs. L. T. Doss, Mm. W. A. l^-avitt. Mm. II. E. Tooke, Mr*. John Kick, Mm. L. N. Nelms, Mrs. Alan Wilson, Mrs. Nettie Ep­ person, Mm. Mary llnmmrl, Mr*. Fred Williams, Mm. H. W, Ituckrr, Mm. J. W. Hall, and Mm. 8. C. Highlrymun. Also, Mm. S. I). Highlryman, Mm. John Courier, Mrs. Harry Hrcrt n, Mrs. E. Compton, Mm. A. M. Philips, Mm. It. E. Tolar. Mrs. I. E. Estridge, Mm. A. II. Middleton, Mm. Edna Uurnrtt, Mm. Clyile Dickerson, Mrs. 8. K. Ixrmnund, ■Mm. W. F. Wcollcy, Mrs. J. D. Cordell, Mm. II. A. Haines ami Mm. \V. E. Hiker. Also, Mm Henry MrLnulin, Jr., Mm. J. G. Michael, Mm. J. R. Hoot, Mm. James Wright, Mm. L. E. Spvncrr, Mm. J. W. Lyles, Mrs. J. Itoss Adams, Mm. E. It. Stowe, Mrs. Weeks, Mm. Hoy F. Symrs, Sr., Mm. G. I. Loucks, Mrs. II. M. Pnpworth, Mm. E. F. Wrldcn, and Mm. Uridges. Also, Mm. It. J. Holly, Mrs. J. C. Ucnnett, Mm. L. P. Hagan, Mrs. W. H. Zachry, Mrs. Eddie Nelson, Mrs. E. A. Dougins, Mrs. It. E. True, of Lake Mar#, Mrs. Mm. It. C. Moore, Mm. J. M. Stinecipher, Mm. Fred R. Wilson, Mrs. ll. E. Hollins, Mm. F. E. Volz and Mrs. C. H. Dawson. And, Mm. J. H. Ray, Mrs. George Morgan, Mm. Churlcs Nihlark, Mm. Jerry Cartrr, Mm. Tilla Kunzmlller, Mm. James Wilson, Mm. 8. F. Long, Mm. Amos Tingley, Mm. E. C. Smith, Jr., Mm. Mcnick, Mm. Wellingtttt; Mrs. fWvflftti, MTv -Hatties, Mm. Stowe, Mm. Rail, Mm. Bur­ nett, Mr*. Lee, Mm. Lehman and Miss Gray. Memorial Day To Be Observed On Friday Tbrprru of tin- City of l«nilim 1* 877 •icrea; of Grrutrr Ixmdon, Southern Memorial Day will be 443/433 acres. observed Friday. Apr. 2fl. by the N. de V. Howanl Chapter of the Unilod Daughter* of the Confed­ eracy with, a luncheon at the Mayfair Hotel at 1:00 o'clock, followed by a short Lusines* meeting. Mr*. R. J. Holly will give a paper on “ Pensacola" at the Last Times meeting which will be presided over by Mrs. A. K. Rossetter, . Today president. At 3:15 o'clock the program will tie concluded at the cemetery' by the Robert E. Lee Chapter of th. Children of the Confederacy. At this time Miss Bettie Wathen, president, will present a program and the C. ot C. members will place Confederate Flags on the soldier*' graves. The committee in charge of ar­ rangement* for the day is com­ posed of Mr*. George I). Bishop, Mrs. F. B. R< uinillat and Mia. Martin J. Bram. Mr«. J. E. Stemper Entertains Friendn COMING! Friday & Saturday Doubt* Program 5IARREIT The home of Mrs. J. E. Stemper on North French Avrnue, decor­ ated with arrangements of mixed garden floweis, was the scene of • bridge party yesterday after­ noon when Mrs. Stemper enter­ tained a group of friends. A vsnit/ case was awarded to Mi*. J. E- Abernathy as holder o f high score end several guest towels were presented to Mrs. Alex Johnson as holder ot sceond high, while a Mexican plaque wae given to Mr*. E. C. Harper «a scree no winner. Lite In the afternoon a salad and a aweet course was served hy the hostess to th* following gueeta: Mra. Sanford Doudney, firs. Homer Little, Mrs. Henry English, Mrs. Milton Dewrtao, and Mrs. 0 . O. Roller, Also, Mrs. E. B. Smith, Mrs. W. J. Poll, Mrs. Robert Pickett, Mrs. J. O. Hpff, Mia. Dwight Freeman, Mra. Johnson, Mrs. Abernathy, end Mrs. Harper. •mall earthquake a* the avenge of HOLLAND Mm. E. B. Taylor spent yestirday in Orlando. . Friend* of Frank Kelly will laglad to cam that ho was moved late yesterday afternoon from the Fcrnald-Laughton Memorial Hospital to his home on laiurrl Avenue. Mr. and Mm.. C. C. Whittington and son *p<nt Sunday at Deer I-ake, near Ocala, where they visited their daughter, Miss EliZ; ubeth Whittington, who was at­ tending the State Student Con­ ference being held thirc Apr. Gladys Wells Honored On Ninth Birthday I* celebrated by-noon "ith n “ Hilly Whisker*” party given by her mot her. Ml*. George E. Well* at their home on UOI Elm Avenue. Iloiil* dial va»r* of various garden flower* :olorneil the* rocm* where the lit­ tle guest* a**cmlled. Mary Ann (lallowny won tlie Hist prlie in the "Hilly Whiskets'* contest, while Jean Johnson wa* given the booby prize. A |>eanut hunt followed, with N'aney Jean Appleby winning the prire for finding the most nuts. Other games were enjoyed un­ til the refreshment hour when t.he guests, gathered mound the din­ ing room table singing Vllnppy Hirlhsliy.” The iliniitK loom table was overlaid with n lure cloth upon whirh was centered a large white frosted birthday cake dec­ orated with pink rosebud* end nine lighivd green candles. The packages of gifts from the friend* of the honoiee won* also plnerd on'the table. Enjoying the ■eea-ion with Gladys were: llarbara Ann Edenfield, Cherry Singletary, l.lla Moore I.effler, Anibi Aiken. Nixie Kirehhoff, Mary Ann Galloway, Nnncy Jean Appleby, and Jean Johnson. Attending the Central District Convention of the Christian Church held at the First Chris­ tian Church of Orlando Tuesday afternoon and evening were: It* v. and Mrs. T. W. Dance, Mr. and Mm. Dili Young, Mr. ami Mrs. Clebie l*olison- Mm. It. J. Clause, Mr*. J. L. Horton, Mm. A. P. Mrs. JL-G. Sharon Is Randy, Mrs. O. T. Plrrson. Mm. J. L. Niblack, Mr* Joe I'etras, i Hostess To Friends Mm. T. Humphrey, Mr*. O. H. Landress, Miss Dorothy Pierson und Luncheon was -erved at 1:00 IV M. yeatetilay when Mrs. J. G. Mr*. Glenn E. McKay, Past xImron was ho-tess at tier homo Gtaml Matron of O.* E. 8., and on .Magnolia Avenue to the mem­ Mr*. Florence Vannate of Pier- ber* of her Fortnightly Bridge ton, Grand instructor of Distiivt Club for its regiilnr meeting. Sev­ 24, O. E. 8., returned last night eral arrangements of Spiing from Winter Haven wheu- they flower* were placed in the living attended the official visit of Mis. room where two table* were ar­ Minnie Cog*n of Tan-pa, W« rthy ranged for the oeen-ion. Following tile Itinrlieoil, bridge Grand Matron of Grand Chapter of Florida, to the Winter lluvcn was enjoyed until mid-afleinoon when Mr*. J. I.. Ingley and Mrs. Chapter. They also attended tier School of Instruction Wednesday It. A. Newman were found tu In evening. While in Winter Haven, high scorer*. The -erven** prize they wen- the guests of the As­ was awarded to Mr*. F. E. sociate Gland Patron ami In- It0lllllilk.lt. Present with the In.-less were: wifc, Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Lucas ut Mr*. H. H. la-wi*. Mrs. Sadie their home on Eaglv Lake. Hrousc, Mr-*. D L. Thrasher, Mr*. George D. Bishop, Mr- Jnlin Gon­ Phlox Seed Sown On zalez. Mr*. Newman. Mrs. Ingley, and Mrs. Rnumilhit. P\r,F. TIIREF. THE YOWELL CO Sanford, Florida PRESENTS FRIDAY and SATURDAY, APRILS26th and 27th _ „ 1'i,dios' HANDBAGS CANNON TOWELS HANDBAGS SPORT SHIRTS And Stimnu'i SOCKS BEST GRADE PERCALE PRINTS Lake Shore Drive Phlox have Iron mmmi nlong the* l*lke Short* llnulrvartl by n committer which met rccen*Iv ut the home of Mr*. Fml Wil­ liam*. it was reported at the monthly meeting of tho Azulrn Circle of the Ganlrn Club ut the home of Mrs. Roy Keddiin: on M i- Avenue. Mis. (J. M. Shiup apoke t«» tin* circle on "L'lmucapinir Home Garden*.” u«injr a« her rofrroncr Harold llume'a '’Gaidcninir in the Lower South." lira. C. |: Wlarcu|», chairman, preniitwl over tho meet in itAt tho rnncluoinn of tho meetinir. a ton hour wn* oiijo.voil uinl refre«h«itenl» norvod to the fol­ lowing: Nfru. J. W. Childre. Mia. If. C. Washburn, Mm. I- K. Spen­ cer. Mm. Ilcnrv Mrl*aulin, Jr.. Mm. Homer Little. Mm. P. P. Campbell. Mra. W larrup, Mr*. Shipp «nd Mm. Redding. Junior Women’s Club Will Sponsor Dance A "Li! Abner” dnnee will b» *ponaorr«l Finlay evening ly the Junior Woman'* Club :m tho reg­ ular hi-montlilv Junior Dance for rhililron between the «igo*» of If ami lf» yexm. Th o dance will l»» held in the WumanV Club hmi*r •n Oak A w nue from <’• IT, until |0 :i() p. M A ll are leipirMi-d to »lroj»M n» .-oine ch arm .or in tin " I.il Abner'* comic nttiu and prize?* will be given tn the git I and tho boy moat nearly depict­ ing « character. Favor* w ill l»o given to all attending the dance. Haiti wa* formrily u Fremli colony. PHOENIX HOSE Florida’s Outstanding Candidate For Governor Has A Message For y o u lU'Ktllbl Hear m I t F R A N C IS LADIES’ SILK DRESSES Opening IxkuI Add res* IN SANFORD FRIDAY PANTIES at 6:30 I*. M. ) Be sura la hear Francis P. Whilehair's |opening local address in his campaign foe Governor, lie is a great speaker as ,well as a great Floridian. LADIES’ SILK BLOUSES ) This able lawyer, buainess man and citrus grower has a vital mesaags (or iYOU about YOUR problem at a citizen ande taapwyer. m To Clone Otil lUw what Francis Whitahair haa to sayMpkit better schools, better pay and retirement provisions (or school teachera. adequate old age aaaiatanca. conser­ vation, cooperation with agriculture and industry and, above all, tha powesful need lor a United Florida that can mwch ■wd/tly ahead to greater prosperity; hlackA, Shirt* mid play hulls Special F«»r itS WHI TEHAIR Governor - — ^ ------r fc - lS v * . Value* To fl.tir. |-'<u' BEACH WEAR K0TEX SANFORD, FLORIDA �THE SANFORD r e rm & n In v a sion 1 o l i d i f i e a A llied tom e G overn m en ts V < Dr WRKB U BIMPfON Asaodatet Prana Staff Writer cl Germany's Invasion of Scandi­ navia brought heavy repercussions the British home front even lbefore the proportions of the #»jmndlng bulls In Norway beeama >Iear enough to reveal Its true Utgnlflcance. i‘ Stimulated by events in Nor­ way, 81r John Simon, British Chancellor of the exchequer, calm­ ly Informed parliament that Brit­ ain la bracing for a 1940-41 wet effort that will coat more than 10 billion dollars. Behind Ills words lies tha ecnrluslon o f both Brit­ ish and French war leaden that the -Hitler Invasion of Norway and Denmark Sis only servad'to stiffen the determination of their people to fight It out to the bitter end, whatever the cost. I Britain’s financial , helmsman shanty reflected, also, tha view of his cabinet colleague, Winston .Churchill, that invasion cf Berndlnsrls would prove to be HitMPa fatal blunder. Sir John laMlltd his 1940-41 estimates a 'JJvfctpty" budget; and his wo:d« evoked parliamentary cheers. T ksn is a piycnolcgloil aspact about that for Berlin to Home Demonstration Notes A mountainous pillar o f amok* and Water provides a spectacular, momentary tombstone for a death-laden German mine, harmlessly exploded by British navy. Picture, one of n*at to bo released, shows sussing' d e v i c e to pro* raeult of equipping allied shli French political metheda, It aeemi clear also tnlt the Geiman thiust In Scandinavia has already si­ lenced active opposition to Pre­ mier Keynaud’s “ puah-thc-war” program. Many neutral observers, seeking to fathom Hitler's taal teaaons for breaking down the barrier on hla Baltic flank, share the belief that he has already faded of hlx first. objective. From the heur Hitler toae to power, notified (lerminy has operated under hi. theory, voiced In Mein Kampf.thst military action wax only tha con­ That parllimrnl Is ready to cluding mopplng-un phase of .Writ# a blank rheck to cover .i war; (hat propaganda and Incite­ Is itsnn hardlyjr ment of fear In advance could , Mupmdou. *|' m war effort ■ss■i m to question. Despite differing Jane Parker Tender Freith Ini itartid. That Hitler and hla odriseta who uiged tha -sweep Into Nor­ way hoped not only to complete It almoet as quickly and bloodltaaly as the German occupation of Denmark now eeems certain. Wars It not fer etutborn Norwegian re­ sistance, the Neals might h-tve Special Combination Offer . Beverage Glass And Coaster With V4 lb. OUR OWN TEA t Egg Nog Layer • CAKE 1 lb. each 19£ By NEVA D. ANDREWS Friday 5nly COOKINO WITH CHEESE K en your rye on the heat when you cook with cheese, A low temperature for cooking cheese Is the best way to Keep It tender and to blend It well with the other Ingredients. In fact, cheese should not really be “ cooked,” but merely' heated enough to melt It. Overheating toughens the protein of the cheese and makes it stringy. When using cheese’ In a baked dish, such ks scalloped vrgeta* Mrs or macaroni and cheese. It Is best to melt the cheese In the sauce before It Ls mixed with the other ingredients. But be sure to take the sauee o ff the fire first and to melt the cheese without over-heating It, When cheese randwiches ore tnai.trd under n broiler flame, the bread "Insulates" the cheese against too much heat. If the srndwlch is the open-face vari­ ety, It la especially Important to hare a very low flame. A second rule for making suc­ cessful cheese dlshea Is to break the cheese Into small pieces be­ fore heating. Then It will spread more evenly among the other ingredients, and It will melt In less time. Crating Is the easiest spay to break up the cheese If It is fairly dry. Otherwise, you ran flake It with a fork or shave it thin. When the rlieeea is to » bo melted In o miucc It may be grated, flaked, or rhavrd. But when eheete Is mixed In a bat­ ter or dough— ns for muffins, bread, or biscuits— It mutt be grated first. These fine par­ ticles can then bo mixed thor­ oughly with the dry Ingredlenta; the cheese will not ellng to­ gether nor form Into hard lumps. Use cheese with vegetables nr Cereals to supply protein and Cudahy’s Sliced BACON \bA2'Ac 5^ loaf (With Meal Partbaae) Economy Dept. lb. 10 Mbs. 35c POTATOES PSKaii ASPARAGUS ’ARE-RIBS lb. IRK SAUSAGE lb Fancy Baby Beef CLUB 2 lbs. ROUND lb. SIRLOIN lb. CHUCK lb. STEW lb. rattan 10 each TENDERED PICNICS lb Liv e r YELLOW SQUASH ••t 4 • RRD lb. sau sage APPLES 5 GRAPES' lb. lb. CANADIAN RUTABAGAS [LLET8 lb. S t ' l . T A N A BNA N I S —M i l ' l l GRAPE JAM Peanut Butter 1*1.4. J A R 1*1,4, S-Oa. J A N EANS 3—1 lb. can§ 25c CRABAPPLE JELLY CONS riXT JAM Ms AYONNAIDE q t jar mmm mAKT — ma « tmmd** BAS 2— 17 oz. cans *xx M n n -sx u irrx n 85c OLIVES ^ AMU PACK CHIRM 1 25c pi. aim 6W oz* jar 25c , POM aotP*—A A I . A I I S A VPdRTANI.N DIIHRS PREMIUM FLAKES 17c VEG-ALL 2 No. V/t cans 25c i - i .m. pstn. 23c CLEANSER HUMUS 3 cans MMMI.RM IALTINES 3—7 oz. pkgs. 25c TOILET SOAP IHTAfini UM MS—IIMAnSCNISRS mimb—rtiNM 10 oz. can amAiarn 8c .r 10c SOAP FLAKES o c ta o o w 2 bars Ige. pkg. 19c a ta m run*. m taby Food 2—4Vi oz. cans 15c SOAP POWDER 2 Ige. pkgs. 8c BPAkkuB jp a a .’sss APPLE SAUCE ’ 2 No. 2 cans 13c pomroan PE JUICE quart DOG FOOD 6 - 1 lb. can. 25ts BAPPLE JUICV SCRATCH FEEDS*: IATO JUICE *** • BARS pound Sh"PRUNES a 61c O t o Tg MASH® <13? 'S S Do your flowein plant food? Does your ' lawn enriching? need . seed nroRdiA 5 I-tlN. l 5c POTATOES BEANS 2 LBS -4 5c POTATOES , , 10 lbs. 23c rNKRH n.4. 9c ZB C ffi Lge. Box Matches bunch 19ft CARROTS 3 bu n ch ra 1 0 1 Strawberries POTATOES DRIED FRUITS »-i.». rev. Evp. Apricots i-tN. rc r. Evp. I'rachfH i *i.ii. rig. SOUPS 2.for 17c Evp. 80-90 Prunes s-4.il, rev. Evp. Ptgrti JUICE •-iji. rev i■ Evp. Black FIgp ' M« OM BILL PICKLE 2 for 25c DOG FOOD 15c SAM FLU SH H M jim a iw a M EAT3for 10c IC E GOLD M ED AL FLO U R 5 lbs. • '2 7 c ‘ 20 Iba. ! * 85c w* r w S T 19c P4P POI NAPKINS CAROLENE V M M O . I IOHAL D O G F O O D 754c sM >oXr w m i Mi e s i FOR l O 454c PEAS ”3 Ft i '" 2 e MI9c ■ PRUNES PEACE 5 19c CHIPS Ige. CHIPS sm. GRANULES 1 9 c Ige. J U IC E 4 7 o z . 25c Cone. Super Slide Small Giant / . p c STARCH V IN E G A R DRESSING lea,4 S .A I U A iL . -] •-us. r c r . Evp, Apple* Csott Toilet Tissue Waldorf Toilet Tissue 3 for Scott Towels •3 for V I N E G A R - 15c E. E. LLOYD 2 lb. CORN 2 for 15c STARCH C A T S U P 2 f o r 19c See, phone, or write 29c 33c 39c 31c 21c TREET12 oz. 19c Nature’s boat fcrtlllacr for all purpose*, from polled planla and flow* era la wbola farms, la RICH BLACK HUMUS. You can boy It In small loads or la hundreds of flat HUMUS; It lasts. RY FEED >1416 CLUB lb. SIRLOIN lb. T-BONE lb. ROUND lb. CHUCK lb. ASPARAGUS ORANGES JU IC E court; .-your farm, a Hoi of vegetal]on. Shoulders 14w CHOPS lb. 39c STEW lb. 12»/2c Fancy Western mrAMn tfviikr BEETS la tha noil o f your farm thin pnd poor?- and your flower garden B blase of baauty; your LB# NO T NAIKM 15c ’RIDE ASSORTMENT IANI-FLUSH 2H i-'if- t r i e r • • Ite slender Nasi garrison In closing Allled-Norweglsn trap. 29c 18540 29c VINEGAR pint 9c; q t b o t 13c RICOTS No. 2*/, cans , m. r. n c i.in n r x lb s - CABBAGE “ Dressed HENS lb. 4 mKRii ou»u:% In Norway within two weeks of hla surprise Invasion. Conflicting accounts of land and air actions already fought or In pi ogres, there make it difficult to discern yet Just what the Allied mllltaiy purpose is. There la increasing evidence, however, tbit Franco-Biltlah strategists have a far broader cbjectlve than clearing Norway’s western ports and fiords of the foe. Unless German air power, the most vaunted Neti weapon, rin stop tham, tha Alllee ultimate goal seems to be to pen the Ger­ man* Into the Oslo area and against the 8wcdlah frontlr-. If that happens or seriously threatens, 4 German march Into Sweden to hurl heavy supporting fotces Into Norway la. likely. That would at one* release ths Allies for a major economic blow at Germany from the footholds they hart alrtsdy gained about Narvik. Sweden's Iron mines are still tbe greatest prise the Allies can gain In Scandinavia. Narvik, seen* of the fl'it Allied-Nail lb. Frcah Dressed NO* t HILV 23c ' m LEMONS stalk: tc sd r s \ S 'H 29c SWEET HAMS - lb. 18540 25c Hamburger q pad 23c Gottagc Cheese £ * W IT C M 17c Bacon Squares |t Bologna Ih c U 1 / 10c Franks l u &* LETTUCE MUSHROOMS 1 lb. basket LEGS i.rVMIIWIIHT KRRXII It 'R M K R I i rnraie w x t u (Genuine Spring Lamb "l lb. ^ - -- bunch O T lV 4 lbs. WHITE BACON • Cudahy'n Sliced bunch CARROTS IHOULDER ROAST Pure LARD MILK FED VEAL ROAST lb. 12c ,A83t. COLD CUTS lb. RIB STEW lb. 9c MOfl.Kn ON lb. CHOPS lb. 17c BAKED HAM STEAKS lb/27c Boiling BACON lb. head 50 RLOIN STEAK AMHOIR-* arts i.4non iKtnrriox 191 all for Fri. Features Lye. Loaf \ Sally Ann Bread e . SARDINES �. • > '7 ja p lira principal local I New Booth Wale* became w r iffi Court. Diitiah potseal tn 1788. Ion a Palmetto Grocery 317 PALMETTO. AVE.—PHONE 4 4l~ W fi DELIVER “ THE PROGRESSIVE STORE” WHERE QUALITY .AND SERVICE 13 FOREMOST — ASK YOUR FRIENDS AND..OUR FRIENDS— THIS WEEK SPECIALS j * 11. ^ « supreme unr council has deflnitr ttM iijnim th.it the Harcdcf will hkht to liolil the railroad* nil I o Imi ’ siip|Hirt Alli«*d-N«*rw*jfliiii furtiM in tlu* Norwegian battle theater*. tiirniati) fares that possibility if »he*1nvuiles Sweden, Yet the Th. Seminole County t friend* n itt-o tv rvtitaiftft that the Naxls o f. J. K«l« in l.anmn, candidate retain uece«* !•» Sweden'* north for Stale Trm.un-r, hnte-erganiltui i*re. Tins ore is vital he* Itrd ■ “ For Idirron f*|uli" fur rnu-r Germany'* war steel In* tltMty i-% fnshioiieil to handle .he purpexe «>f better *cWing •the that paiticulur kind of ore. high Interentr- nf Mr. Lartmn In riii* Whether thi* i*e correct or county, and tn .further hi. rnift- hot i* open to to debate. In- *n t ho*phot oils content. Tltete is plenty of iron ore palgn through out the . .Mu.,-. *i*tent re|H>rt*-of a (iertnan im»- |.al»u in Miuthetii Sweden, easily The following minniitn-o i» hiliantion at N»’’» llpIHe |*«rta|'•itv.ul.iMo to he-free llnlth* ports N-rvhig with 12. Ituw.on n* iudiente that Sweden may h e . than chairman, l|. J. (Jut, II. C. l*u- next in line for a Nari protec-1j fin i'Iom't to Germany Litha. hot it i« ore with n low Bose, lluwk.ni Contielly, Mill T. tive- invaflon. pho.|ltottoiis content. In recent I„ l.irtto, Frank Tulbol «f tlvUOne aignificant 'd u e conic* year* German* has ilrawn fourdo and It. \V. Riven, tli-m-vu.from I’arl*. A French official fiftti of tier Swedish iron imports Mr. lamnit in n lifelong Dem­ raid ice-breaker* xrere nmonit ocrat, 31) year* of age, mitt riel, .the »hi|r* that tiermnny wn» re-'. ftoni the Kiruna Mepualts. Con­ and the father of Ij-lv*- children; ported to he muatertng alon)r version of the Nnxl war steel he D nl«o n graduate of Alle­ Industry to hnttdh* the south *m gheny College in Bu'lno.. Admin- her Haltic eo««t to enrry or e*- 9re of low phosphorous content cort n new army of iltvaalon l.-tratlon and the Univir.ity of ( would he a long and rosily op­ romewhere. I eration. Florida l-au* School. If that i« true, only one ronMr. latriuin hna aw ed in- In-tti With a Swedish army and the Hnurc of Rrprracnlutivra, and cluaiop can he drawn, tie,many nnv\ nltendy pinged of Nnxl the Senate, ami lor the part rlx mint he preparing to rare the Al­ infill tat ions at key points, the yean ha* hem Unite l State* lied and Norwegian force* in time and distance factors would Collector of Internal Revenue for the Narvik bailie rone for po*the State of Florida. He i* an ne- rr**ion of Sweden** fnr north­ he \m igiited heavily in favor of live member of the Florida ern iron field*, vital to Herman j, the Allies in a race to dominate I the hiiutin iron field. The enAlumni Anociation, i* n mem­ war economy. . !' try of a fighting Sweden into ber of the M«thodi*t Chur. It, and I.lilen, Swrilixh out lei into the the battle of Narvik would re­ civic ami fraternal hodie* a* well. fSulf of Bothnia for high grade and Mr. I.areon will make nil excel­ iron ore, atill I* locked In win­ vise this battle's tactical lent .late official, e*pecially that ter ice. Report* reaching Wash­ sttiilcLic pattern overnight, as of trrarurcr; Id* many year* of ington elate that *1 will not he Nan invasion of Norway revised I th« whole Allied-tici mail war »ervii-e xvith the lt« venue De­ | partment specially fit him for ice free until curly in June. If Nari rtnlegi-t* <iy;r pre- I( map the office," elated Mr Itaw-on, chairman of the local Committee. paring to counter the threat of | Allied Inndiiur opentthm* at' The cnrmltution nf Norway ** Narvik, n «ln*h oo the I’.dlic railed the (IrunilloV. Club Organized To Render Aid To J. E. Larson I Tender Juicy Western Steak IKK jn r v RED FRYERS AND HENS THE PLACE WHERE \ Only Fresh Eggs Are Handled BAKED AND BOILED HAM ALL KINDS OF FRUIT JUICES OREEN VEGETABLES & FRUITS DAIRY PRODUCI'S FRESH DAILY ji i t ran ' 4«»TT. Vir g in ia util VH a i i i i i :.v t i u u *t . c>HI»i:ii n r T in I »• IM.nr.tin it W E H A V E IT ! ^ 9 N A H O J LONSOM M K 2 cans 29c • iit t .i.r n . iiK A iiv T*t > , : i | v e _ r m PEACH—PEAR— I’LL a p r ic o t NECTAR 2 cans ,r A COOL DISH FOR A WARM D A Y SHRIMP SALAD "•x v a i , a r A ii u s r rmltlr tic** iitiii Hir unknown - is «»m u:iit*i> that von up P**nr to Hi*- Hill o f «*«»m pi.'niii ftl.-» tier* lu. on or l.rforr May *, A l». IS|i». nl h- i w l*i •« I k r ir p Pt** «*•*•!II >11 |.«- •tilrtr.l fl|t-llU"l V.U *1 ptlf of Stl.l Mill b f .lli .1 •llvoitt. I., fin r t i Hit* pm ||« m II I i njot o u tfit'll i In.I th is no* HUNTING HIVES \\ hives MIX |T More BUSINESS pkg. rt m.r- i\ ■ xiixi ir * TryOur Ad■ |*„r rw relntlr . 1,1 "* I t-leim ifr VH » il\ », .1, «.-»-itriV x »j» QUANlltr IUGHTS MSIRXtO COURTIOUS TOUM O-aitN IO TAW F L 'ttC H A X It Morroll's Prido Anortod 15c H am C o ld M e a t s ^n'»tr Chad ROAST o 21c ACORN BRAND RINDLESS SLICED BREAKFA: i XV.ii.*i» Po,l loin IfO A S I In C e llo p h a n e P n t k . i j winli, It L.nlt,! 10c L a rd 3 7 «/qC STEW 2 lbs. 25c -IM tlA V A - ukrtchv Bologna* CHOPS lb. t SOAP 5 am. 1J« 2 Ige. 9c : Mf. •# . V . a re SEL0X 29c uk • •* *. FOLLY {/ilaminixeJ MAtaAftINI CASH CPOCER y MEAT M C o lla g e C lier- .Stuflad Lamb ( I Canadian 12.x ■■ M a y o r's U.h .m BREAD 16-ox 8 c l U f l l l 'l 1*4 FANCY ROSE H-E-N-S Cut Corn 5 it* 1 5 c C a rro ti b.h W .ll llf.ih .d Dam), MUNICIPAL IIAI.L PARK C o lo ry »* _ The only Bar. B. Q. stand that serves hot French Fried Potatoes with all sand­ wiches south o f Jacksonville at no extra cost 27c 3 1 c OHEt- Chip Goldtn lb. 23c HI IMIS LYE raotTuf^P^PooD* mix OUR Land O' Stinslimo-ln Quarters Try Our Delicious Spring Sandwiches. Mock Chicken lA*g with pickles, tomato, toasted hun and hot French Fried Pota­ toes. This is a meal in.itself for 4 c V V a r t o lio s -1 5 H o t P rices' 4 'Ac d.iplsyi in ow tto’ e X p p lM Dolo Pinoapplo Juico Fla. O ra n g o Juico 2 To m a to Juico sm t-i,. 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RIT7 1-lb 21c r«*)* * * M i l l %•:%!, OLEOMARGARINE* in N I X i . . . arvast**I '. r an »» r » llr n t «' fa .I . alnnrr «* “ H " m* ir«Mnaklt t»»e S a la m l-r-g n a cliw w ra t— P oa lrom a — 'R in i* G aoae L iver, Ete. PARKAY A ti> fo r IK I'.A I.) \ v » »:»<> a iioyimv r i a l i i l if f ROLLS pkg o l 12 Sc BARS Camay lb. lbs. lb. I '• » , for Ml Niitrr* i i ih ^i : >4 E . l i t S I.— P h o n « 3 fS 123- I ) k WHOIE5AL8 ( FRICFS | ij INRETAIL J S703E2 K, Pig Pig Pig Pi a JUST RECEIVED K l* n t* n»* CROAKERS 2f>c SNOWDRIFT * O llliU t It #.t OIL* .1 GIANT lb .................... 3t U i a | « SI |i> ciiA tw r.v MULLET G atch el. 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HEALTH OF IT t ic . k*J i 'vikrd M«V 0 y o u bou | h l y ou r lick ot f o r the trn lor dan ph>* E v o r y b o d f ahould ••• 'L ittle W om en.* ll la a |ood a lory. yuu •aw il o n tho screen , now you can te e it e n a cted by local talent- this Alton \v®« the first addition to thr -British Kitiplr* In tin* rrlgn of Oiuvii Victoria. ROAST lb 19c T h e fin d railroad in Itrnxil luiilt in IHf»l, wii* nine m ile- long LITTLE WOMEN DRINK JUICE f PAGE FIVE THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA APRIL 2*. 1W0 X Colo Dog -Cel -P<f»*p» food <♦ �t r> THURSDAY. APRIL 1 six ■ I W R i g if f, and sailed for Norway. under fire. Her li n t test under fire .1* Mrs. llarriman’s appointment CANDIDATE to Norway was really a sop the bind in which y o u « thrown to the thousands of friends. She came through That waa Democratic women who worked flying .colon. through the *32 and *38 cam­ "City o f Flint" Incident, member the boat the •Germans paigns. captured, looll to Murmansk, Oil* Was A Qviet Spot STOCKHOLM, Apr. 28— <#) When her friend, Ruth Bryan Russia, and then tried to run — Ending a '12-day struggle Owen Rohde, then our only wo­ doom the Norwegian coast? From through Germqg air raids and F i r s t T i m e U. S. man diplomat, resigned her poet Ruaata we got no dear reports the deep eaoWe o f Norwegian In Denmark, Democrat* cast of the Flint’* crew. - Then tfr* mountain* by ear, truck, aled . Represented In War around for another woman to German* put In at a Norwegian sad afoot, a party of It became Mn. llarrlman’* war-tone . Zone By A Woman appoint. The Oslo post fell va­ port. refugees : cant It was a quiet safe spot task to remind the Norwegians United States legation In Ccrthat the German* had forfeited The Scandinavians have no \ f t By SICRID ARNE man-occupied Oslo arrived here prejudice against women exeeu tha boat by docking In a neutral yesterday. WASHINGTON. Apr. 25 -U P) lives. So Mr*, llarrlman was port—a dsllcat* spot for any Tha party was In charge of — "Madame Minister” Unify appointed, diplomat. Tha Norwegian* de­ the United States Naval Attache ' Borden flarrlman, minister to cided to return the boat to it* Robert M. Moyo, who Is n "Would you consider the American crew. Mr*. Harriman at Oslo, Lieut Commandek Ole Norway, Is rattling around someran d Idat* for the office o f con whore In Scandinavia. She's poktT” she wai naked. got an Immediate report from O. Hagen. stable from District Four, sub­ "Certainly," ahe said. “ Who tha Flint's captain, and wna the Before starting to safety with ject to the will o f tha volets In 70, end trying to keep up a line o f communication between this wouldn’t?" first to report to the state de­ the party of men, woman and the May 7 primary election. Mr. The Norwegian*— fact la, the partment what actually had hap- children, the attache had obtained Moy* la a graduate o f Seminole country end the fugitive Nor•hole diplomatic corps In Oslo peaed. a pro raise from the Germans not High School and this Is bis Drat wegtan government. to bomb SJospoen, where tha attempt In polities. It’s tba first time tha United —were sbon revolving around Then came Ih* morning of women wore quartered, until aft8 tales has been represented of­ Delay Just the way Washington April 9. About three o'clock ficially In a war mono by a ■ana have for year*. Rh# went Mrs. Hardman's phone rang. to palace dinners; acted as host­ cr they had left. , woman. ess for bachelor diplomat* from The Brltlah minister was catling her, eating breakfast, and ready However, the porty encoun­ to sot oat acroeo country to to aak If she'd take over ‘ his She's Never Felt Belter other countries; learned the lan­ She missed death at on* spot guage rapidly. And at 07 de­ dutlea. Tha German* were In­ safety. It was some days later tered numerous, air raids along when sho was heard from agate tha route and ones took shelter hy half an hour. Rhe fled down cided to take up skiing. Iler vading. II* Waa leaving. She rushed into her clothe* —on the Swedish bolder phon­ In ths same railway tunnel at roods under bombardment by progress was watched affection­ Dombaa, • Norwegian* railway and to her office. Rhe called the ing to report. OOnnon -planes. Rhe got over ately. This la hor second war. Dar­ onctlon .point. In which Capt tha Swedish border just long Rhe made one amusing diplo­ Norwegian foreign office, con­ cabled ing the last one she got together Robert M. Looey, 31, Assistant enough to phone news to' our matic faux pas Just ten minute* firmed the story, then minister In Sweden. Then she after she was sworn in here. Washington. Tha arrival of her n corps of 300 women volunteer* Military Attache at Stockholm, popped bsck Into the danger Just the sort o f thing that suave wire here was the fln t the real and took them to France aa a was killed the next day, bunday, during a German air raid. of the world knew the war had Red Cross motor corps. ■one, after assuring Stockholm man diplomats tremble ovpr. The officer's body Is expect­ broken out In earnest. Thera** Sha’s a rich woman, private la hsr Park Avenue voles, ''Nev­ Started With Few* Fa* way o f knowing yet why school graduate, had h*r debut ed her* today. er felt better In my Ilf*." She was askedl "Will you ne­ Those In th* party included At l f u aba That rings two loud bells for gotiate a trade agreement be­ other office* didn’t have moo­ at Delmonleo’a. all the women in tbl* country tween Norway and the United rages as quickly. Maybe It was married the banker, J. Borden Mr*. Ray Cox o f Philadelphia, because Mr*, llarrlman sent a Harriman. Bh* had a daughter, •If* o f tb* secretary o f th* who want to hold public Jobs. Stales?" T int, the state department never "That’s been done," she said. straight wire stating the facta and for years lived a protected Oslo legation, and tholr eon, Al­ Ilf*. Then ah* began reading aoclal lan, 10; Mrs. Austin Ro* Pres­ han liked women In diplomatic It was the first any one knew In regular English— no code. By five ■M the hmd her whole problems. Ome day the .turtled ton o f Buffalo, N. Y „ wife of posts. Second, there Is still ap- o f It She must have been cha­ prohenston among inen politicos! grinsd. uul ahe she didn't do ao any jt s ff and their families t r w i u ' i i r Republican family by laying th* Ametlcaa Consul, and their ined. Rut •laughter, BKlrtey, 12; Mrs. Brtgg o m ths way woman will reset back-tracking. Just took the A. Perkins, wife o f n vice consul, and thalr aon, Tony, 4 ; Mr*. f t Eaaton Kelsey o f Ann Arbor, Mich., wife o f another vice con­ sul, and their son, Easton, Jr.| Mrs. Tbormond O. Klath of Brooklyn, N. Y., wife of the legation’* commercial attech*i and tholr daughter, Carolyn, 10; PHONfc t J 'l and Prof. Androaa Ronhov* of Rutger* University, New Bruns­ wick, N. J., hi* wlf* and taro children. With n pau through th* lino* ANDREW CARRAWAY AGENCY and *lx United 8tate* flags, the The swim sensation of "IN S U R A N C E P L U S S E R V IC E * party started from Oilo at 1:00 the nraiHin— the hl\ o f the I*. M. but was forced to return Florida beaches— IIALLKKand make a detour beeau*) of CASUALTY FIRF INA SUITH with pucker■a h/nken bridge. etle tups and swing skirls. __ Three, hours, latere the. raravan Colon pink, matte, blue, wa* ditched In five feet of " YEUtFH Off E ~ lio aqua and white. Printed •now. 108ft PARK AVn. / SANFORD, FLORIDA Cottons, Ratios, Sharkskins. Rise* 32 to 38. ..e i. ■ tiM > h -.-jrr]y riT i^ a A teM A that from here on *ho waa vot­ ing Democratic. Her husband, now dead, used to laugh and say, "It’a fine. It makes our dlnnsr conversation* »o interesting." Wasktagtea Liked Her Dlaaer* They must have1 been Inter­ esting. Since the 20’* Mrs. Harriraan ha* run the only true aalon In Washington. She gath­ ered for her Sunday night din­ ner* 32 guests— the cream of You ran paint Row and pay fat In the latest designs for the day's leaders. the coming season. OnePaint on caay F. U. A. Term*, r to r a n Historic debate* were . held, piece with separate skirt teed. She had two rules. No one one-piece with skirt at­ could repeat what they / heard. tached. Two-piece with She’ll hale all th* hpllsbaloo aklrt attached to top, and shout her now. But no story bra and shorts. Colon Shout Daisy llarrlman It quite royal, pink, aqua and rasp­ complete without mentioning berry. Sites 32 to 38. something about her appearance. She hates that, loo. She argued with me once that she certainly was not Handsome. But she la.. Her height and her erect car­ riage docs IL So up comes the •lory about Charles (Hell ‘n Mana) Dawes. He taw her back across a Parisian hotel lobby on* night, and said, "Well, there's Mary Garden." "No. It Isn’t. That's Daisy liarYbaan," said a friend. -,J"Noneen**’, " mid Dawes. •"There's only on* back like Regular 1.98 that." Hut it was Daley who** busy Um m day* nravlgg the* her fmekbons's tack bone's straight both literally aad figure lively. Ameritanei Ffcfe Daily Harriman Proves Success to Safety Wftb Military Attache As A Diploma! S U M M E R T IM E IS S W IM M IN G T IM E SEMINOLE CREAMERY CO “BALLERINA” SWIM SUITS .98 & '.98 LASTEX SWIM SUITS I its e a g le goodne** with secret, sbaef*• rtba gaoet d e lld o a * d rla k 70 a eraw M fahi. MacFkdderi To Speak T a stelts Bernarr MacFoddcn, candidate fbr U. 8. Senator and publisher o f national magaxhies with cir­ culation o f 'nearly 20 million per month, win make hta central "PlotIda appearance tonight at 8:00 ocloclc at Perron Park In Euslis. He will discus* the citrus industry and its problem*. MacFoddcn will arriva by plane, landing at the Eustis air­ port about noon. MeePaddrn aara he I* opposed to the politics] domination of the citrus Industry o f Florida and favors returning the industry to (he people. An opportunity to work for you aa your County Prose­ cuting Attorney. EDWARD J. NELSON. ____________ ( P s M A ./"' mmmnuimmit COMUMf A MAT1RMBMBTIYt WANTED RAMA • r v llt lr a l AOv.) M E N !! Truss Fitting Abdominal Support Elaatic Knee Capa A Anklets. ftVt M O N E Y WITH T HE S E S P R I N G PAI N T V A I U E Men's Bracers T o u c h to n Drug Company Me-Uc BILL’S Package Store □FREE! HOME OF CHOICE GINS — WINES-— — LIQUORS Protect Your Home With -win-WilHama Mildew Preventive Paint Shcrwln Phone 88f HILL HARDWARE: OO.. PAf/trgm j flavj -"A elcphond M TelephO: a t BL 301 Eaat First BL Deanna Durbin starring in Universal Fiduru < p c , Lane Cedar Hope Cheat SANFORD PA1 - SPECIAL! - PUCKERETTE SUITS WHAT MANNER OF MAN IS Bern&rr PLAY SUITS The Mott —And— Dynamic SLACK SUITS P ersonality PALMS * PINES DIKING ROOM 'e t k e L o v e l i e s t o f r A M ir r o a j u iw In The ’Per summer action and The coolest, most eomlortabi* ot spun rayons and gabardine*. You'll wear than aU attauaar leug. Color* mala*, pink. Mu* a*d aqua. 'SikM II U 10. MM. U. S„ Senatorial • ' K Race' . ; Dinner Served Sunday i;0 o e’dock Every Evening 6:00 o'clock 8outhern Style ass? „-w Steak Dinner* 11.10 g r u ff i ‘ B aked H am D innera 66c R egu lar P late Diivnera 60c A R Uteae •include vegetaMeg, d rink, aalad. and Tejephooe 184^J G r a d u a tio n O ift s Mo FRr»cJuBdd*a*nea, can Romance be far behind? N o other gift in the world today U so ideal for duatlon m a Lane Cedar Hope eat—the glit that start* a borne. Ttxte glorified modern hope cheat ■ orm om r a n ir n c f -■ ' -M iv r- - ’ 8:00 P M. ‘ V , • It i« the only cedar chest toted far aroma dghtneee. D oat be ndsfied withies*. Game in and aee our beautihd display at a wide price rantt • • • TM t J u i t i e OHM KM OUMMIM J k n* •• M 9 H e m ir e a rn s(A m « * » • * a * �PAGE SEVEN THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA iplant. Of the patents lasueo Poprl Pearce, Ft. Uaaalngsr n a year, 42.0 paroast go to “ cowgirl,” sod 8tate CommlttaaDANCING ORCHBW A Commerce building are Unto r.dlvIdaaU; 34.6 to spall torporwith ahelres of patent record, itlona; 17.2 pareant to largo woman, who recantly announced A t i t s sir*** s i B » ,» • * a fte rranging front the toilet trap am orporatlona and 5.4 percent to her candidacy for Delegate at ■ M S — M r Star* a tree rerfctall U a a a ltr U r as* saa altaaCl potato to Invisible glass an. Large to the Democratic National aMtr. transoceanic airships. BRITISH 8TKAMKK SINKS Convention, I*, greatly perturbed JACK HOLLOWAY'S A million and one other lessc LONDON, Apr. 85. —(47—The because the printer inadvertently conveniences and comforts In British steamer, Girasol, 048 tons, MARINE ROOM elude eyeglasses for roosters <ank off the scutheaat coast of omitted (o f all thing*) her pvty Oraaga at Wall, Ovtaads self-lighting cigar.ls, dimple- England yesterday after a colli- affiliations from her rlinpaigvi Ma t'asrrt Aa A4mU*t*a making machines and a ahlrt-tai rlon with the 6,000-ton British card. "I am first, last and atshe declares. ways a Democrat taamer Contractor. guaranteed to stay put. Nrw tools and procra.es hat a big hand in increasing the pel capita wealth of the nation fron $308 in I860 to $2,877 in 1030. according to liureau of Censm figures. Trends In Patents What of the future In incep­ tions? Scientific observers havi noted these trends: 1. The typical invention for­ merly was a mechanical con­ traption put together by an in gtnious individual to inert somi definite need. Now it is a com plicatrd electrical device o rhrmiral process worked out It a well-equipped laboratory. 2. Older flolds of Inventlot have been pretty well worked out, and a new generation b*’ lers chance to develop Inventivs facilities in a push-button agt which hides the working parts ol many mechanisms. 3. In newer fields, however such as chemistry and plastlct every new discovery is a step ping stone to dosens of othen with no limit in sight in the sx panding horixon of aciencr. 4. The trend it from the nma teur to the professional, - f ronthe individual to the organises, inventive group. Mure an. more inventions rs-sult fron For wntunea the Egyptian Sphinx has crouched si­ plnnnetl attack by Urge Indus trial laboratoriea. • lently In the desert. For years an Electrolux Gas Despite the shift from Individ uul to (troup workers in labors Refrigerator will operate just as silently iu your lories, the free lanre inventor beautiful kitchen—doing a ceaseless and economical still tops the list as a patent re job of protecting your food. RE-ELECT FHIPYAHD Allows 8I*KKD lion, newly-established (Vmilt-rt it« flitt keel—f.r.> steel tanker— l)EN, N. J. Apr. 24. —t/17 shipyard, believe* in getting right . only 2U working days after It RTC Shipbuilding coipuru- down to work. The company laid j ntnr.cd business. r SAMPLE PRIM ARY ELECTION B A L L O DEMOCRATIC T PARTY TUESDAY, MAY 7, 1910 SEMINOI.K COUNTY PRECINCT N U M B E R .................... Make a Cross Murk (X ) niter the Name of the Candidate* of yoltr Chniru FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS m r : sou bkvkm FOR UNITED S T A T U S SENATOR VtrTK KOH ONIt FOR GOVERNOR V U T I: FO R Q H K J. F. McClelland Spessard L. Holland Francis P. Whitehair FOR SECRETARY OF STATE vn rrt V(»TR koh o n k FOR ATrORNKY CENKRAI nHK- I'Olf S IT E D VISOR OF REGISTRATION ViiTH F " l l «>n i : FOR COMPTROLLER etrrr- ro n onk FOR STATE NUI'JiHINTKNOENT OF •MIRI.IC INSTRUCTION FOR COMMISSIONER OF It contains no moving parts to wear, to become noisy and demand »ei vic­ ing. The Electrolux is available now for iiuilong down and as little as $2.tid ptr month. I OR FOR R A il.R O A l) COMMISSIONER v « m : n o r «>n k SANFORD GAS COMPANY • M l; COUNTY t '(IM MISSION Elf IIMI III! I ftp. » iin i F. A. Dvson FOR STATE SENATOR IV' ll SEN ATORI AI. DISTRICT Von? 4X111 or>r. f MX ••M Ralph B. Chapman K. F. Housholdcr 1'PMMi.SSlONKR HAIIill 1 ftp. M IF YOUR TASTE DEMANDS D«n*t b r Colled Out Insure through ut 0 . 0 , F a r r e ll l , n ' T!if , W ST ,N H>K LIQUORS FOR MKMIIFR OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES SCOTCHES and WINES Group wm BE SURE TO VISIT SANFORD’S NEWEST PACKAGE STORE N I C K ’S WOTK F u l l ________ T H 6V R E CLOSING THE GATES I BEHIND US THE QU ESTOK) NOW IS, CAM W E GET ^ OUT A G A IN ? HARTFORD • roitrye- No selling. Ni* canvass- i s ,* !' S. F. Doudney GRADUATE PIANO tuner. 83 years In Florida. Sawing Ha ehlnaa Repaired. N. U. Kindt, FOR COUNTY JUDGE l b SAY THEY S E E M W E L L V E R S E D IN DI­ R E C T IN G T R A F F IC .. 9 0 IP WE KEEP MOVING... >— ; James G. Sharon JL W. Ware . ^TURM TO THE FOR COU NIT PROSECIITINt attorney W. Herbert Messer Edward J. Nelson George A. Speer. Jr SITUATION WANTED BACHEL PRINGLE ‘APLE ectton aaad »anl- ANTED (TED for BOO family route. Perm, —« t t*huatlsr. Write dUwDepL FAD-214-12*. appointment Phi SERVICE part-time job. 1209 HsUy AvtL FQR SALE L. F.Jordan FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR OF TA X E S Bhart hour,. Good salary. Ap­ BULL SERVICE at your placa. plicant ynu»t move in gofd clrC. A. Bhriner, Laka Mary. JleJT and he well attainted. Woman forty or fifty pawfamd. CoimnunkaW bampdlaMy far personal Interview fn Baafeed. Addraaa Dr. Charles B. >LF#r rtn, OvJanJo, Fla._________ ’__ t 17. Uarald. S. F. “Sammy” Long ONK John L. Galloway Jno. D. Jinkins E. C. (Ned) Smith, Jr if you are going to buy a use* ear of ANY make, type or yeamodel. For personal Intend,* without obligation wrtla P. 0 Box PM, Banfotd. BULL BKRVIOS al your place. C •A. Bhriner, l.uks Mary. Phone County 3802. W. (;. Kill)co FOR TA X COLLECTOR MISCELLANEOUS -WANTED: Naat aj ( OM M VK SIO N K M I roll ONK 6,ROOM OA&AGE apartment far RICELY FURNISHED apL rooms A bath, 1st floor. 1 aoqablr. For coupl«.-706 W. Y Ml* I IIM |- ftp % 0. P. Herndon Classified Advertisements FOR RENT I ill M I •’If t »N » FOR CI-KICK OP T ill: CIRCUIT COURT W ELL.WE"RE IN* INTO THAT .STRANGE.!./ YES.W&i E t J , BUT i C r ijr ,. id a c w p a d i t a i v u r * Travelers, 2 George II. Bridge, . John (2. liconurdy ALLEY OOP Package Store No VuTK roll OMR I FOR STATE DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEEMAN f**r «>t|r George S. Witmer ity FRED IIAUMAN RED RYDKR FLOWER A LOT O —7 FUN f ^ ^ LONS A r id e / t3oT.rtE.D --I U4‘jl6 T OM rtlDir^G OUT O J SKULL. OESC.HT-LVEJ tr TOO SAT IJT5 . T tR rtiG L T t)QT f �} *W V f I'.tT**," 1 A .N 'flJ'V SC RW V . I •< ' ?' " . ' THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA LGII EIGHT T H U R S D A Y , A P R IL >5, 1*4 cala Yearlings Hand Sanford Seminoles 3-1 BATIOBAL LKAOTM Brooklyn I. Boolos *. Chicago *. Pittsburgh 4. New York *, Philadelphia 8 81. .Louis at CliKluBAtl, pt poota. Held floodwt AN!KMITAN LEACt'M *Cleveland 4. BL Louis 4. Dtlrolt s. Chicago I. New York S. PkTlad.l ladatpbla 4. Waabluglon S. Boston ». UAMKS TODAY PLOBIUA STATK LIIAUtlB Ovals ■t.aaotooa. at. Augustin, st Leesburg. Ualn.svilD at Detaad Daytona ileaeh a} Orlando. RATIONAL llA U V R Clnelnnnti nl Chleago.—Deryli g.r ll-SI va. D*ah 10-11. Ml. Louis > al Pittsburgh. • Co"P«r 10-1) *•- Kllng.r ,!»•*». nrooklyn at Phllad-tlpkla. ■ Casey (!-•> va P«traea tS-0). float on at New York.—FMed 10-1) va Lehrman (0-*>._______ AJnOUCAB LKAOtm Daytona Islanders Sid Hudson Gets frank Hudson Pitches Fine Game iton — N at Winning S e c o n d Chance ln N FROM THE THE STANDINGS CtsveUnd troll Halt ] R Maw York But Sanford Errors Are Costly Streak By 5 To 0,Washington Game U PRESS BOX rklUO.Iphlm W L I*r4 Sealers _ a a — CkIosco n.oniuA f - T * 0 Teams Clash Here Tonight With Al Nixon Slated To H url;' er Sanford Retains Lead 1 The Ocala Yearlings came out and Worn*It scored. The Seminoles loaded the baa of an an cigu. olirht fame oi a»—- losing streak once without ocorlng and In tbs last night to hand tho ......, a 3 to ninth 'sent In two plneb hitters ting ............ Banfonl............ Seminole* r"ltcklnif"*befora pitch­ only to lose out with two on has*. X lickInir before tho the alx-hlt alaing of Johnny Sheffield, Sheffield, and su- The bos score: inn sarpond ab r a • |/7 porb fielding on the part pai of tho liVdrr r i ------------4 a a * ...... , I a I I KL whole teom. team wm. . „ A, <'vmpb.il lb 0 0 0 IlL ' Tonight Ocola nlaya hero. Al Skeen cf ............. ------- 4 I 0 l | lloberts as ... S ’,., Nlaon probabljr will pitch for the Johnson lb • Seminoles. ' thc Marlon If Frank Hudson pitched the IlnWSnd lb Klmbr.l e — . U for the Semlnolea but Hudson p «... cbtd hlta In the fourth and b Jeltr p .— e Tlscal ------ .. Mghth frames gave the cellar dwelling Yearlings enough mar­ Touts -----II I 0 11 ab r a .'0 gin to drive In the winning runs. OCALA 4 0 0 « Ocala scored the Initial run In Orehalllnl lb ....... 4 I S i se fourth aa Tony Rinaldi col- Itosa ____ 4 I I I Woman lb ad a single and scored on rote ef M w n Venturas safety and In tho ltlnel.11 Ih : i e .... £-'• eighth Tod Rosa went to second Sctilrn Miller ,---on an error and on hits for Wo- Tollce It Itiak and Bammie Cole raepd In Ventura rf 'with the second tally. On an er- Sheffield p T n U i ..................... SI S I IT ■fbr charged to Second Ilasrman b—Batted for •IlufVon In Ith. .Campbell, Ventura reached first K nr. mss SIS-CAB .1 BOSTON, Apr. 28 —VP)—The The Islanders o f Daytona' Beach halted tho winning streak, battered Washln Senators UBS*on o f Orlando’s Senators last night turned on the Red Boa yesterday after coming from behind by blanking the Note • to 0, in a Florida State league game. twice, slogged their way to their Tho Islanders had a Mg Inning, first win of ths season, *-fl. tho sixth, In which they scored The Senators chased Lefty Bob four runs. Ths other tally was Grove, who held them to a twomad# hi the eighth. / hitter In their opener, in the Wallis, hnrllnr for the Island- sixth Inning. era; held tho Senators to sla Grove lacked much of his usual scattered hits while his team­ cootrol but when ho retired, ho mates were collecting 10 o ff Ken­ turned over a 8-6 lead to Rookie nedy, Score by Innings: Herb Hash, who was charged Orlando _ 000 000 ooo—0 6 I with the defeat, D. Bosch’ .... 000 004 011 - 8 10 1 Jim Blood worth started the up­ Kennedy and Onlsi Wallis and rising against Grove by homer­ ing offer'Cecil Travis doubled In tho fifth. o—Balled for Urdtr la tth. Beore by Innings: Welter Mesterscn, IB-year-old Ran l o r d ____ Sail 040 100—1 I • righthander, took over the mound Ocala _____ M0 1*0 Ota—I I I In the sixth end held the Red Aaslstsi Campbell a Heberts 4, Hudson I. Ocehalllnl I, Itosa 4. Sox to one" hit while strikln'g out Womak 1, aheffleld 4. errors: Ilr- five during the Inst four Innings. der, Klmbrel. tlud.on, Iloarand I. Sid Hudson, making his sccon-l Campbell. Tolies, aheffleld. Itune halted In: Ventura, Howsad, Cols. big tsague appearance for WashThree-base nit: Marlon. Stolen Ington, was touched for a two run bases: Rchlro. Rinaldi. Lon on .. by w -Bobty . Doeir, Boston baaos: Sanford 10. Ocala I. Bases triple on balls off: Hudson I, Bhoffleld Bed Sox second baseman, In his I. Struck out br: Hudeon I, field I. IIU lift be ‘ Meld t. plleker. br: Haw- brief stay on tho mound yes tereon (Cole It. raised tall: Klmbrel. Umpire.; Rebuilt er, McLaughlin. was called to relievo Tims of game: I 41. , Joe,Haynes In the fifth with one [out, the score 4-4 and two Rod Box on bote. Cronin sUppad hts first pitch light back at the Florida boy end In tho ensuing rundown of Tod Williams between third and homo Cionln made first and Foxy third. Doerr punched out a triple, ocorlng two, and Tabor foolod out. A pinch hitter hotted for Hudson end-tho Na­ tionals went on to win 0-8. larmPBISKLll Nsumann. Led by Goldsmith, who collect­ ed three hits, Including n double In five trips to ths plate, tho 8L Augustine Saints nosed out the Leesburg Anglers by a 6 to 4 count v ’ Lts Voshell and Earl Jackson, tho Utter a new arrival from Savannah, tojiped tbc local bat­ ters, each collecting two hits in four timet at bat. Score by Inn­ ings: IllIE , BL Aug’t’a__ 102 200 000-r=8_lQ_l.l Leesburg .„. 000 220 000—4 7 3 Hudson, Harper and Mobley: McCormack and Wtllner. The DeLand Red-lints - pound­ ed out 18 hits In trimming tho Gnlnrtvill G-Men by nn It to 3 score. Davis, hurling for the ftrd- Kntlsrod^jlU^I«oro^2[J[j!2i!l£^ l fc s stats* LCAUtn l«eeburg Orlando Daytona liearh DeLand tlalneevlllo __ Bt. Aunuetlno OcaU ------- br------ARLIE ak'ALKER The local bad atla low team weal lo Orlando Tacoday night and gave a fine aeeoant of Itaelf, • Inning all hut about' three mstrhra out of 11 or 11 playsd. And even In those that were lost the Sanford player* put up a Ight hard fight.' One of spots of tho evening wax tho play of Jim Ilifgtas. Higgins J 4 .010 Wssklna s.hlnston __ 4 .fio a o rru u B i " i i r<»• Nsskvlllo _ .SSO = i1 t? f* .in i c ^ 'x - v ^ ^ ^1,110.8 NATIONAL t.RACLR emphU New Orleans _ Brooklyn _ IrfOnnnti * V I.W W W tt.bnrgh NKSiXTS tn rrrsn A Y •w Tork KI.ORIDA rrATM LMAat-M * i Jt: * 4 .III 1 Oewlo a. g la n » ir ; In. (. Irf.eburc 4. BL Los l e ___ D . l i j f ? ! OaiaoavtUo Boston Davloss B ach X. Orlando S. £ i STEAKS ha,n't playsd a groat doal, rot he gave Orlando's tep-i p p i| y .year’s playrr, n maa of many experience, the fight of Us life before losing. And In ths doable*, learned with Clyde Parkers ho gave promise of beebmtag an tavalssble addition to the team. Clyde Parker, though not ia best of health, put up. a great •xhibition. It Is our opinion that Porker and Higgins'will b*i a match for almost any double* team In the state with a little more play together. Ellen Betta and Dot Powell dUpoted of their | opponents with ease/ so much to, In fact, that ws haven't sn idea that there It say women's team In the state that can boat them. And with a little more single* practice, cither of thim will b* a fair bet for tho state singles UUe. Tonight well hove on oppor­ tunity to te* whol Tom Ueb, now University of Florida football coach U Ilk* as a man. What he will he ns Florida’s coach only time will tell.v (lo(ng to New Hmtrna to the Yacht Club wher* n big slag dinner will be held In l.lrb's honor nrs In addition In Ihr writer, nrad Byrd, the old llslnr scrub. Coach Leonard L. Mcl.uraa, Iff. Luthtr T. Does. Guy Wood had perhaps Horn llyrd, who also b a Florida alumHuts, held the G-Men to seven JU LE n< Unit . 211 200 310—11 18 1 ItsiiicnviHc 200 000 001— 3 7 4 llavis and fiords; Pctrlckn, Klsy and I’rucit. Engraving of maps began In yrar 1400. Before that dsle they were In manuscript Ihr voiAi-P1^ BEEP ROASTS CHUCK lb . 17c POT ROAST lb . 15c ‘ rMRaii uwnrwn , I.B.I BltlSKKT BBKP ■ ORKU ARU ROLLED ROAST 23c| STEW 2 lbs. lb. 10c ,1 2 25^ STEW PARKAY lb. 15c BLICKD RKKAKPAIT XMALL WB1TKMR 8PAMM lb. BEEF ROttRIX. SIRf.OIR OR r u m STEAKS CHUCK ROAST lb. 33c lb. 23c FRESH KILLED SUOVI.UKH , lb. 1 4 '/,c B’bone 12Viipl Brainslb. 10c {leads lb. 5c CRSAUaf) 2 lbs. 25c |Sausage 1 2 V lc LB. , COI.DRV OR AIK XOt]i BUTTER lb. 32£ Neck Bones 0LE0 lb. 10c 25c LB-. PORK 3 lbs. 2S(i Omargte .S4MATY .... CHOPS 2 lbs. TAITY LARD WHITE BACON lb. 7*/2c 9l/ic\ Sides lb.8V2C Roast lb. 3 lbs. 15c MORMBLl/a PRIOR J a SLICKS I S . PICNIC HAMS lb. 12'^c RILLrp BROILERS I T O lU LB*. COTTAGE CHEESE 15c 3 brrdi 99t CLBAR OA. 0108 LB. Bacon Emkr to dtan APRLE JELLY Prevailbyfl» CRACKERS lb. 10c 25c I SPAM MACAROHI OR GOLDEN KEY Coffee 2 lbs. 29c Can T E r aSia free y, lb. When you U k i Um wh*«l of • Mosotuy .- • you begin lo discover thlnggl No olhor cor you'vo ovor driven eon R ‘ fell you quite whol this ono^a llkol YOU bav« tonte pet ideas of what near should b e ... we invito you to come compere them with what Mercury la. Here ia the meet w rprU ng cor on America^ high­ way* today! Surprising fbr its blgnee* and rickneaa and amartneea... at a price eo modest I Surprising for Ha brilliant per* formarvee, and the thrift that goef with i t M ercury owner* era report­ r Re N, ' ing tip to 30 mUea per gallon in ev o ry -d o y u m / - , Surprising tor its effertjfte H B of handling. Big and poypfftil a* Mercury ia, many owner* teU ut that it drive* easier than any other car in their eatperiencel Whatever you do when you cbooee your naw oar.. don't m im M otoury 8. Compare it with anything you Uka. Come In. a* hard to plaate aa you widu Prepare to nek mom of thii car than you expect*to find hi any oaf. aa more than a proud American you today 1 Por.Bq. Yd. laiu lltd 87c TREADLITE tr y ,c INLAIDI.INilll IIM r* c )k 9 ib c • YRLL4IW lo d CORN G S B *t-rfy/ *vs * * or BEETS . TURNIPS P jk sf l l P. M INT . lw chooee from—every one pop* I Ixrlypricw d Bring yoM rm om | 3 Um. BEANS PEAS (liiM BEANS TOMATOES KRAUT - He 2 NcL 1 5 t.lh a i'-’YV M ' "El! . i 5% 10 24 % ? m S ? li \sorrn m Y MIX, ’EM UP gggB N S If K* l>k ‘& 29c|cORN FLAKES Fancy Bine Bane FRESH VEGETABLES I *" It'a new, genuine inlaid i i ; with the moMataxiing Improvemeat* in floor-covering hiatofy. • Examine the diagram at left —it«hcyw»youtherevolutionary fcatareathat makeNairnTrend, iite^ooger wearing, mocnqalal and comfbrtahla, It*f tha frtt PcomplMaly kt> 3 lbs. 1£>C RICE ;4 lbs. lO c k Ihe. *7*| |* As. Klo N A I R N Navy nr Baby Lhngi Blsswlt PL we Mm GREATEST FLOOR-COVERING tfoz. 25c BEANS S. •aVM«tiiR8' T a ll LAMOM ORAI1H A TREET & % . 2 5 c Spaghetti 2 lbs. 15c T 2 bars 11c EGGS . With Regular Grocery Orders ^Glaas MAM SODA OR CIRAMAM 12Vac CAMAY SOAP SUGAR 5 lbs. 19c \ AC Big Flagar-tiy 19c MIRK DUALITY P ig P ork little pig lb. Pl'MR Bacon 2 lbs. 2 5 c 12i/,c Waitera U. 9. Good HAMS _ 25c | n<-\KLCSS ALL LBAM BBKT SAUSAGE RIBS HAMBURGER • , HKD OMOKKD SAUSAGE WE HAVE THE SMOOTHEST LINOLEUM MADEI STEAKS lb. 17c lb. 19c Noricn STEAK lb. 25c T-unVit OB rORTWR IIOOSN STEAK lb. 27c �I •**> £ \ Sanford la The Only Central Florida City Affording Kell, Highway And Wdter Tranoportatloa AN INDEPENDENT’ NEWSPAPER ■ ■ B 8 H = » -a a ^ B K H - VOLUME ~~ * House Refuses To Override Veto Of FOR .t 1 9 President Contends P e n s i o n Bill Is Not F a i r To All W i d o w s Of Vets crease to many more on roll*." The bill would hare Increased widow’* petitions In varying amount* up to $10 a month. The highest pension under the bill would he (60 s month. m The House yesterday overrode w m veto legislation to give special allowances to 18,000 Spanish War volunteer* who served In the Philippines after the treaty o f pease with Spain, National defense program daf m Tbo N i • MnvaH moved fforward with plans to seal the Nation's vital harbor* agalgst marauding submarines In time* of wsr and tolncr**** the •hooting range of three' bailie “ Little Women” Of Seminole . Seniors Is Artistic Success Ily CIIARI.B8 CHALK Ell "Little W<mcn," tie anoual pliy given by ' Seminole Ilig'i School Seniors last Right, proved •n artistic success and was well largo ludlt ludUncr. * _ received by a large about the I a j v ia ii m n t t f l o v A The drama, centering a tho-Utlerfxiv L e m o n U M I C I a V C Msrrb family In -th e-1*1 the 12th 12thcent cenlut-y, was-wu capably _______ |ofof the ut-y. w*e - uij Local Post Is Represented At Need Of Large Armed assisted b / Ssm Byrd, Broadway Force For U. S. U s f t j q t e d B ^ m m h n d e r l h ^ P ^ q a t e j .^ ‘ * * 8 . Navy i disclosed It had for bide on parts for huge nets to be stretched acres* harbor mouth* the, moment war I* threatened. The nets, auspend.. od b; floats and held In poai(M'tloa chaln aad anekera, would rudders or A large deteggttoa * / . jlegion"^.,.*“1!: and ihelr wive, from Semat W b o’clock. that Male Ooewt*.hoard N*Hons\ Com­ staging and'makeup of Kelly of tho the diameters deserve spe special to steal Into tha har­ mander Raymond J. Kelly tore yewter- mention. The 10th century sinmo*, American Laglon declare bors. The cost of the nets was esli­ day that Ahe United States must phere was greatly due to the costume. lt stated at $*2,000,000, of which build an army, navyf and airJ striking and colorful costu $1,000,000 already has been force that would be capable of Iwu.i. l y membeta cf the cast. It isade available. The nets wUI destroying any enemy beforg It I mis nil there, from hoop skirts O’Hara t r ik in g distance of and hustle* to flclrlett be fabricated at U s Mare Is­ came within sstriking waists and lice trimmings. land, . Calif., Nava Yard. The (he American ahoras. Minder. of the cast presented Kelly said the United 8t*tes Nava has measured all principal Miss Williams and Mr. Byrd with m harbor* on the two coasts o f must arm to meet any threat to gift, as tokens of appreciation tho Continental United States this nation that might develop for their service*. Kent Roasetter foreign war*. an d‘ U* strategie uutpo.ts at from He endorsed the work of the of the business sla/f presented Panama and 'Hawaii for the Din Committee, describing Its In­ Bobby Newman with a prise of hets. vestigation of olicn activities a* I'JM for selling the most ticket, At the Capitol, tho liooso i safeguard against any -Trojan of any student—$84 wrrth. m Naval Conimltteo recommended horte- threat Inside our bonier*. A difficult play fur amateurs passage of legislation to outnorIn an addersa yesterday, 8rn to produce, the Seminole Mu.lent, ito on increase by 10,000 yards ator Charles O. Andrews, (D- gave n splendid performance In in the rang* o f tgo main bat- Fla.) member of the Naval A f­ every respect. The east was welllarlea o f tho batUeehlpi Now fairs Committee, warned of pos tel.vied and every member was YorR Texas and Arkansas. Con sible American entrance into war suited to his part. Tlie lead was played by Jane greaaional experts say the pres- when lie told Icglonrvilres: Jnt rang* o f tho three thlpe is -The Ume la roinlng, I am Schulls .is Jo. Her Interpretation obout 18,000 yards or approxi- afraid, when the Anteiican Le was done with rhino and finesse, ly eight miles, far abort of gion and every patriotic cllised and throughout she displayed the 1$ to 18 mllo rang# of other will have to rally around the flag mastery of her part. Mary Belagain. I believe in keeping a load din commanded considerable at­ battleships o f Um fleet. rd gun behind the door, and It tention With her performance as may not be long before we have Aunt March, the Little Women’s •Sanfordites Attend to use it. If Ihet time cornea the guil-aunt. Whenever she. ap war strike not many miles Paired on the stage, Interest defDinner Honoring Lieb from may where you. are sitting to­ IrtMy nicked.up. As Hannah, the maid, h*telle Hurt provided most day." Five Sanford resident* attend The Sons of the Lrgion Dium of the remedy In tire play and she i*- ***• •*** jftaoer ***•« »" .hon- and Bugle corps left this morn­ proved apt Indeed a* the rather s# o°? r ° f Tom Lieb, new Univeralty saury maid who spoke her mind of Florida football coach, last ing at 8:00 u’rlock for the con­ with no Hula rmphaslg roi vention at St. Petersburg where night atTthe New Smyrna Yacht It will participate In a big street Ing Ihe family’* dolajraT ■ Clab In. New Siaynsa. The five parade and will also taka part In Meg, Beth, and ■ ■Amy, I P the It wjew T. Bradford Byrd, the obtest the Dram and Bugle Corps con three other March 'daughter!, conFlorida alumnus atteMkig, Dr. scheduled for tonight at were played In convincing fa­ • b , T’ ^,e!S,• 9 s ,d , LeMtard L 8:00 P. M. shion by Rose Harkby, Madalyn MeLucas, Guy Wood and Charles The Bone of the Lrgion rifle Trulurk, and Mary -Wiggins Mra. March, the fUted the team wUI participate In statewide spertlvely. of the club. competition on Saturday under mother, played by Cllae Hutch­ - Tpresent were the sepervlslon of George Cook, ison, was wall portrayed with •rumal, and newspaper instructor. The Junior legionaaIres the restraint necessary to the will travel by hue and will retain part Tha selection of Bruce about 11:00 p. M. Saturday night Mulrheed to play tho Rev. Mr. Legionnaires and their wives March, the Little Women’s fath­ attending the convention are as er. was a happy on*. follows: The other male- parte were Georg* Weinstein. Victor Grom, • the heart u l coco of J. J. Rocro, Karl Bodertloom, taken by JlmOiy liSoemaker, who Krnoet Brewer. Watt Venters, ployod ‘"Toddy," tha hoy next door; Arthur Boekwlth. who M i appear any too bright Carlo* Muse, Sidney KlCheni, Br., played tho part o f John Brooke, -Recks coo Id n<4 hava wan with W . H. Sheppard, C. L. Hews an. Mm* aahfdate PlarMa ha#,-, h* Mr. and Mrs. Joal 8. Field. Mr. Laurte’a tutori and Ashby Joaea and Mrs. C. F. Procter, Mr. and who took tho part a f Prof. Lleh wiB Wteala la Flor- Mra. Robert Cobh, Mra. C. L. Ir- Bluer, Jo’e German friend. The play dealt with the four wia. Mro. J. W. Daniel. Mrs. tral weeks before r a adm. lr e a t 0 *• AWNENBERG PLEADS 'S2^,5r.";j& S L ,Si3 March daughters aad the lUe from tarty youth to maturity, tho actioni caatering ora lift •f tha Sarah A, In general, all .W parte ad­ !*• •“ W wan * mirably handled ahd properly subjugated te the theme, direction *( M|ee ’WOUama Mr. Byrd beta* jaraaUy raw sibte’ Tar Um pelMwd porfo sn sg a rk ta ^ S ford, tad Mr. and Mrs. Moaforton. E. a jjc t t r 1-£?-<*££ __ Lea, OUt80- However, G e r m a n s Reported To. Have Gained Ground In A n o t h e r Sector l l ir l i e r n v t n , y c a te id a y pushed 'i n t o B o ro n th e n fe l l b n ck to lig in a p p r o x i m a t e l y H5 m ile * ki A llift l w i t M m w t t l octM irrnl p a r* ■IU| in l lir l o th o w # « l, —Olifttnit’l initial lialir.. of I *!•••* 1-ed by the arrest of n Inrge iiln ||"ii*«* iiiemlnTN rnixthtiM «l number during the week in the rigid cnforeeinilit of truflie reg­ Public Invited To At­ yralrnlny to block nil nrli«n on |.ropo««'tl s ii^ n r Irtfiftlitlinii. ulations by the I'ulice lleparttend Free Barbecue p ie«$*ntntlveR |Vl«*r*nit, l i o n ment, more tl.au sisty |iersons , , , t, . __. „ i i.-iwere hailed Into Muniripal C'ourll ( i l Y f l l H y S lip p O F lP P H j ilrid . I 'n iln o li n o.I • oiit* before Judge Frank I.. Miller m o il s '" ni* o rg * t il « fio iu o t l o 'i j AhU_wt*k*^acm*.injf_to ilit P«> |mm$imU «*f |*refr j«|OU|kfcw l»«Va* i«»ilM*l !•• a lo fa n l a l l ) A «• *n» Ik* Departmenl docket. »..l o f t to n in I n i n f l i r e - ; »»•»* b ill- lM i r p o r t n»»v •••»* P a r k in v o v e r o n e h o u r in in U»e l lir iI P"11 Il.s- fs.... Isfil I 'lie. Is.l-UhTir lull A " f N«**T*,| V ' ^ , t % - ' * *£?’> f «r lO /* ..!,• G llll O f •• « ‘ in-hed ;o f th e n t\r0u S the fjordthrough the center in o u n la l n o n , n p rth la n d . IM eX IC O . ti„. um office raid •limited . w-ithdrswuls" linil been, fotced hy An x*I!, -.ni.oi of goiui.lH.it f o r t w lo-rrmn forcea, oiwiisni 1 Recreational (.’ roups Are I'lanned Ry NYA Lintfo Denies He Is Supporting I.arson Chase, Parrish Nanusl Advisors For Census Randall Chaao of thU city an I J. J. Parriah of Brevard (bounty wera among tha prominent FhVn' dlann who have been select..! to #•1 aa local advisor* In the cornpilatlon o f tho 1810 ren.us, ar cording to an announcement by Frank P. Beddow, Florida slalc raoaaa director with headquar ten lrf Orlando. Members of the advisory group will work closely In co-operation with regional directors in tlurifht districts in which the state ho* Wan divided, he said, adding that particular emphasis will lo given Um business and manufac surer* which ha* May 1 as the deadline far its romplr“ n . adviaory committee la com * f from one te three per la each af the etete’e *7 dr srthnnaka abp-k* tin* Sriinlr ( ‘uiiiii" n « Cum at Giitl enough money lo Improve our • m il Iii* •rhflols. the lot of our lenrhers; lr’ * "1 J* I better roads, help our ' ” p Hanford Herald Itml to- loot -lo bull ... ........ drpendent rhildrrn and provide granted Ihrougb ...... to y o re Progressive Cluh Merelmnls Discuss « 'd.partineilt of lirallli which «l«e*l to leave I.i. im o i - in lo. Picnic Postponed |Half Holiday At Meet* can prevent and Jln-it tl»- dl office l.ul In- -md lo I.oi pro ^ate*. whlflt »re mole,tine .«ir,vion,ly rominilt.-d huu,elf to tienple ant the future of the Xupporf of another ■iindidule in The plcni“ , Iho MemiiMile . Clnalng the store* for one-half till* race. state, he raid. County I'rogr.-rtivr Club «-he- ,l“ v1 ' “ ‘ h week beginning in June doled for Thun-la, May 2. has! *nd continuing through Ihr'month lKK-n iml. finitely ,Me-t|H.n.-.l a.ld;“ f wa. rocommrmlcd bi­ -.35 Ballots Cast For ll contribution, whirl, have b e e n Jh# members of the Business and Primary Flection roeceivrd weie n-turned with a riof.»......al Men a A*»<elation at ci Chamlrr of le t t e r o f r s p l a n a l b m , u c c o r d in g a mrrling'in the Commerce building yolerdsy aft­ At least SA registered voters l o s li o n n o u tic i-m e n t tm ls y b y ernoon, Kdwaul Higgins, acting In Heniinole (Vmntv luive nlri-ady I'r e sk li-u t XV. It. D u p re e . cast their htllots for tin- I'rimarv M r . D u p re ,- nai.l th e d e c is io n secretary, said todav. election, County Judge If. W. t o |Hist|ione Mo- Im ib ei-u e w a s In view of the movement Ware said tu 'av. tuatle lie cu u s e o f th e n u m lie r o f throughout this section tu close Absent*, votin'* in tlie office on Wednosd-iy afternoons Instead of the Countv Jude" licrnn on o t h e r s u ch e v e n t s m iu d u l u l n e a r Mrs. Pronk M. E»lwarda of 1Monday and will contmm- through t h is d s l r . When a m -w d a l e f o r ■f on Thursdays, the day of clos­ Bath, N. Y. died there this mom­ ' "•e Mav S, as pro rribcl liv law. a p ic n ic i« d e c id e d u|mn, tlie ing was not definitely decided ma at 4:M o'clock, ac-ordlnp to Those who knn-e they will be out m e m b e r s w ill b e a d v is e d , h e s a id . upon. Thr secretary was Instruct­ The prraideiil of the group an - ed to contact tha other town* in infcrmnljon received today. Mrs. of town an e'eellon dnv were noimred that an "elaborate pro­ this vicinity and find If such a rdgrgrils was the nblest lister of urged to ra,t tlirlr 1 illota. gram of entertainnirnt has been change Is contemplated. Mrs. C. E. McKay of tbi, city. T A L I - A H A H R F K . A « r . 2A — urrpared" for the next meetiii-r to The rrrulnr dbrtiwlon on de­ (Aa —CengyetstP*'! Millard CaM't l » held In the Court House Mty LOCAL WEATHER velopments abroad h» Cant. Cnn- Wfll said vr*te,da« he will ho- 6. night, before the election, Considarable cloudiness tqpight rtaattne U de Wolski will be dot- crime s-socls'e.t with the Talle-| Ilo aahl one of Die fr ito v e of "eased with for tonleht. Another Meora low firm of Weller and tbi, meeting will bo several sr- and Saturday pttcedod bp an tlaction* by a grand opera singer, lerad shower* In south portlou la planned for neat Friday night, Megtoate^He^ i. not a candidate ___ from Hew' York City.’ ’ _ UtU afternoon. ______ ____ *t iho -Eplooppo) .Parish House. City News Briefs •Jx.___ L ni t u n n l r r n n iS a n fo r d ..... . i. 1 i‘]iiKincurs Turn Down l(;" }'•••7'"“ ,rif.k" ., . _ , i:h> developing along Mr«. T. E. Thornley DieH At Sumnu'rfk'ltl felt la Brattle yesterday. fait •pporantly centered In the nttp aod MVth cod dl. - I A n»*w R cliin ck 1 'in u* nft**r u » r I llt h ift h I h r y u lr c m ly h i t l * <l« »rlUn lltt* tit*. 1.Ill t* ••* lh o S I. J o h n < and n id r d h y l o w - f l y i n g p la n e s , K ixi r l i t . »•i r.-ti.t iku t o i.n k e II .,r j -o u t li o f D u m b a ,. lilt 1 i i .. ■raiiililcuing ol j Dmubss, the railway Junction l.rik t!', *x.« i* n -outli of Trondhrint, 00 mile, IHHl |$\ | uit.i lo' I Ite.i ;t ionl|i of Hlngehii, was reached I'lt.X . 1 III i i " . mita* ye trrdnv yei In day hy the westernmost of xvli. I| tli. * |.«*u •fin,! f o r r i ft two 1-011111111, driven up into tho i ;: g h ..| i . in i i n i i •f l lir ftOm rtiin inlermt by tlie (irruian, in *n rf•<*uii"iiiy ittii"!a«l r« nut Ol uators. |fort bolwsik tlirlr hold on Trotul* W in . "• p* • i» i t.eIt.-f l. IK| In. helm. Kivu I nr flreli roared over T. Cowan,. E.-B. Lauuun. H«v. < .imt e'itUIIIMil. iv.-i. n wwte-ad * .vide nr, as. Tlie Bitti.h sail Ikilr fee will lie sir vea I d a*<tl)tillt»«' Itir •-y i - I iii $> Ml$»m Fox, Vivian Speer ami T. tV n ie M *t * I. ,. |, Xxl.'.l ftii. il i.|'|iiov;ii. |f ’ i-<■inft now liiol e,t;itdi,lieil base. d * It It. lit* •fatel 1 flfl w lltfll t t l ||l’» I lift \s.’4». UR* Rlltlaw, The rases against tin 1 l»|'tl .. . 1 till lo I tl ii ti iil if t i n N o r w a y , no.I l.r y u ii " v i g o r o u s A iiivit lalit’ ii \\:»s r t it«f*nt#*t|. || •|»# a*INI !•'••$ H V •I*.XXII .It r .i.-U "«• |.l..|* fullnwlng were rnntinueil fur noli III lie-1 I’llllst •’ ••liiltlii lNt« |e|a J r aa|• lit • %* • ill x '. til.t .-..$ .•.. •* ! .lit,-l*1 I %%lafta'la . f f i i i M V i * - i r t l o l l sppesranrr, O. K. Weaver, I' I I•*11if•*«I Is, Is11 :«iol il. | 1 la*- G . i ntiftiM i c p .. i la .1 t h e ir , Mtlslii|ttf**f II I' i'll mill inn.i> n . |,i ••vi* i, ii »•* M .t..till-. I .i .t li Ifou,holder. Dr. IVlrr H lluv, II ••pj.tart Ili$' kftllli I n iiip n ixm |.|nn« «lnmu$’ .<i • m u ll l i n t I .'l il Illllri I Ilf II II.. • 1till M. Watson, lloskin- Jones un.t lr«h» ftl Hit••*«•*• t t .fli, •• Mi im .: i i .. I. it, • XIII •. " i l •.1 I-Ii iw iG til| ii, ft nii-|)oit*<, il«*m l h I mi - ist 1 'itii lit., iiMiissi*' George W. Gray. M r lim liilr , .« Itilj •u i I*iim III G:.i|*r . *ii; il II.I..•ftl$*I* H " l\ IM ill- \ • t fo y r .l liR i'.m r I b n lit ifs ImiiiiThe case against F.linrr I's- • VtUllly a•! f a* •• -I'l-ki I w ill In* III l|i| l ofleht a, tin II..it .* i i i ’ iil RiVt t S a i l ."V. • • .iitie I tri.opft, il»<M(" )« • .| || A ll i n l trrbrook, charged with hlorkiut; » I rtri||lt*«*«!( foollaaVR il||e lit.* tl«|«lll*M, iin it l c o m m it t •-•• 'iw H iii'il l l .. $*$. 1 tl c o i r 11 m t un Of plmte*. in N u rw u v ih . sidewalk was contlmie<l. n. un i»v Frmnrifl I*. VVl'ilcImir, llir f n -i r iv n in n ir n tiA lio ii . f 11.. t • • i iu i it xxmG -I xx a v ff ’.. i . i HfftiiGii.t t » Itritinli *«j ol m l I i iik ft f m itli the rase against lloyl Wool • lllllif* O tllle -n tif III.. YoltlM fi • 'm un iit(•*$•, nm l . 1. .* ol. I I •ii l:i\ 1 :«9«i|.fft xx •m l 1 liI.' IM o lllllll |\«■ .1 f Tin* i l - l u u i t h tallNt'kiHl, n U ryi* ■•lllllty •llUlt,I iul t*:«lltltel;ile- lit watd. X" Xx t.f ||*"G*liti, il I. ii . f.t . Ilia* 1 f u r u u i ll fli nt itiii't o n Hi. p i >1 •"••% ii .1 r r tl. .•» Iiaiift|te*rt nl Others who paid fine, for vsi •li»< rmttily lo ll u n til t !•«• ii I I •*• •••••II A m i ) till* iiift-i . I • p o l l ' I l o t o n • t tia*La*afl l M n fjo r » l, m ill fire*. lou* traffic violation, wire lio> M l. Wllite llllll mil - .-•I. ft. •••ulil nniMiT i i.. > * i !*• lim .I »'»•'•*. ItlVt •rilllli* I - M l V o i'in te I . I hi n 'l ick*, o il f. o r Reel _J. .A: Benson, Vlreil Graces i |*tf%t fde$in it. .»r ta. •(i11 |dot.. 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X|| tin* r i l i s i ii" ••( I m l I ' i. i *. m m p i...I n r I i «*ii Cm ii.. Ii !•l.a-f. 1 tk. Iitii.l Iiim I I !••,. • S .%••.la ii •Itfftii N o r w a y . W fir t h e r llii'ii* 1111- l*i •ls.it ••"in. I f..i S "«-tl.*n xxmh "In n tn r* Mr*. T. I!. Thornley, CM, ilie.l n: " " ‘ ll)’ lftt Iilll Ml . Ill« II • . " . i l tu l f t 1 .1. I n n ip.i i« u n i’ lim *' I l». I • .« hI'nom .... I*ate* Tkr*. | her liume In Huniinerfu-lil, FI. iIn*•TIliK • "Ml I f Ilia* |*i. . o l tr.it i il t I uk. I mim I i iliz i ti» I’’ |i »i i*!n n i f t*,siiu* Thursday evelilng. I"»c i| tu $*X|*n . . ol 1 Ilk* |M It. •M . 111 • l a i •• l.» I III 11 ali'fi f i'f«» t.i tin -s ill l.l A native of Columbus, Mi-. I* n i li#*H m i.l Hi finiiiiii* 't . .i i . " - •ti irtlo rn , w ill l«. » II. .I rrol** 1-11*1 till* ill** I IX * | 0.1 In. Mrs. Thornley moved to Hili(<» I Wll it*ll I'llllll f I Iilll till* llllft.l till! • u n tira lly . nn.t |.i...G I. I ••••! lilt. V •»' .. .•n-iin' $’iil !•.«11.1\ in' )D22 ami ir*ide*l here until uli* m ill i lis lt .r liil nun.I **f mi io.*$«*«pn| 1.1 Mt,. | IV u "I III* loir* four year* ago. Klie »■< nil if I m ... tin'll ' I'rtlpulntl* llial•Vlsllftfftlra 11111 III)* ll 'lilaili*** r n p a n lx I ll.* |.|«*M'lll .. d l l i 'l III.* tlva member of the Seventh Dai i*olili(*fil «*Jtii|iuiyTi. !•••* Inw lim its F l..f ..... ll'* t..O| |.. i. ii it mi •l>•I loll X i rmt her I'laiift fur an urKin* Adventist Church. S* nuti.r Knit' *> ki' i.i ii l.'iii J !•I*a*it t tiO,IIIMI I " I In* Iii' $ i' m y f i’ llisw i'll i /i'll ot n . t • a i/i d iii'ii‘i$Iliiiiiil |iri*|»imu werr llr.it • J v % ll i*m|il>' tr. n ii Hurvivor* ate her liiishaml, I till* K«»iiiK In ft ll*i*t Ills h i .ill lln > nuiiiinllv Tio* |."l. Mio.l ' III' 'll •••I i.i Ih** Irirulter meetE. Thornley, of KumnierfieM, i i I'lii'V e ii riipnlili* iiimI im xiini* lirodnelion Ino. |„. „ , loo: G .l o l •lif* fill Hr l'l l'l lu ll" .'llltl S i'lllllilln dim'll* "ixf uf ilii* Yiiiitfin' Iterrraliuiial l!lli| ,‘ tllll Sl'll'-4 Ml 1/ O H 't.l I ll TftI •later, Mr*. K. G. Fllppo of Co l«$ <$ jist* fu r H ip liiiiium I'f.u min ton, i,|• i • liilft. iiritmiiziil under llir a u *« •In- Iilll l»o •|i*I:•> a*«I u n til lli'ftt lumbu,, Miss.; three sons, J. T mjC« o f l tils* tla ti* w c v •• |M4*eft i.f Im4,1 NYA u^fU'ialiN "W e nre f i g l i l io i . *11*T«III -I M ill .Sl'IlX) 111 I / i \|*i •- . .1 fft'iftl liehl Thornley of Humme: field, J. I Mf||. iii the t ’oiirt 11tilIar*, Wedlim*','' Mud I'rtei om "|i XX.' I'llU I lull *’ XXIll'll XXI* .. ii .ol* till' Thornley of Sanford, T. K. ......... 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Fnllowinif ,| • I mihiil tlir lu ll l u r l i n Misa Lillian Thornley of Konfiinl, m l fiMil$*il l»y a Iul *ftf prmuiM** llii|io-«i|,||. |„ j tin legidar hilNilteftw nu t ting, the Tin* iiii' iin iiii n|i|*r.*t*i and Miss Lucille Thornley i f Ml- I.:m k ill lay m i hn|H* o f ftilfillii*»'iil, Ih*i*iiii tlie ftludy uf pub* im u ii'V , Imt xx.mid li ut I iii I l ft* ii | * ami. Also ten grandchildren. "If wo rul mil th«* rnl tM|»«* IIn* lie *|H*nkitig ninl t'a|il. ('unstun* |*fI8|l| ill til.Ill In-r 11111111$! Ill I !• 4 I Funeial services will be held in iMtliliral mikeUrrinif mol i f « » l |line Ib*l\ "Irxki gave itiem pointerN fu r uni! •• •Ii it i« I tu xx.itrrvxMy I the Erickson Funeral Home here •!••-roU of I'ovrrnmrnl in Klorula, iii Ifiift eoniurtUm. 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KB IM ftBATTLE Anr. u —' « V - Mf: ^ Allies Push Nazis Back In A tta c k CHICAGO Action U Blocked S e n a te O k e y s Large Docket O f ' Whitehall To ■I . ri af Triiiwlhe.m. Cases Tried In Speak At Ball On Legislation By n n n ftftn r vnllry House On Sugar KC i ™I ’ U U I™ IU l f *r I i(imltimiulftiliilrti, whfif Municipal Court Park Tonight WASHINGTON, Apr. 2H , r i : ijt. Jonns Work - .. . LAMjg *Heht 1la GUILTY -A T i O o NUMBER 210 Enlalilished In 1908 _ Rival Airflecte - Aid In Battling WASHINGTON, Apr. 26. «*' — (A P )—The House today refused to override President Roosevelt's veto o f a bill granting increased pensions ■ to 362 widows o f Civil War ** veterans. The President’s veto message contended ' ‘to be fair. It would be neces­ sary to grant almilar in­ 0 1940 j. TULSA, Apr. 2d - ( A t With the help of civil aviation school*, the army air corps hn, been able to boost Ite pilot output mure than fourfold under the $:iou,t>00,O00 air defense program, Hrig. Krilisli R e p o r t EhGen. Jacob Picket, assistant rhlet of corps, said today. i l a li I i h h i n ff RAF Speaking before the third an­ Rases In Norway. nual southwest at ialion ronferKtekrt salJ that whereas lift ftteteeerlri Irel graduates at Handolph and •Kelly Allit-il (Vim'* ill MCPsnw fields In Texas, o«e<l to mimbrr only 260 a yrar, tho output under fipliliiiK in 1lio lu’nrl of the recently Instituted speedup Nut'wuy wore rvporlitr today program will add 2,moo pilots to In have f.trt-otl Imt-k oiut the corps In two year-. Nine civilian school- nre em­ (lorninii Kiit-iirlu-inl wltli ployed to give the rnndidate, for ’YniisIfliTnltlt' lo.w s" t<» Ilioir —A i:% T#l»MNeels# the corps preliinina-v training. Moe |„ Annmbrtir (IrfO, IMiilndclphin publiahrr nml fnrmrr i*n«*t* um « f a r , Icuvt'a f f t h i :%I I ftw, wltil" fullitiK bnck ill mi­ Front there they go to Itsndnlph field for basic trsininv and fin­ tout! ni ChirnRo after entrrinR a plea of utility to otic «»f nix oMitit* t.f ,m imlit*iiiii'Ht t ii.it »*iiik * ni her sector. S h o w n r i'iit m it h i t i This map detail* developments In the fierca fighting between ally to . Kelly for "abbreviated bim w ith «*vn»linc pnymrnt of in ron ii* In m nml |M*iuiHli*a totaliuir f fi.r.tiii.iiini Alliftl Httcccaa, rt*|>orlPtl in advanced training." Itlmney, Hiniumm«l Cliaff«»t*. jd i - p a t i'h e s r e a c h in g H t o r k h o lm . Orman and Allied troops In Norway. Currently tha Allies seem Hr cmphaslrrd trninini; stand­ I im-cii l t d i8 O a t o n la le n , w h ere to be getting tho worst of it. inia were wrrr inn ards not itiwi'nii. lowered. c Sub Nets Planned For Surrounding Vital Harbors In Nation O Air Corps Is GettingMore Trained Men 20. Civil Aviation Schools Have Raised Num­ ber Of Yearly Add i t i o n s To 2,300 # Defense Program Moves Forward O GERMANS FORCE ALLIES BACK! --- -- JJANFORD, FW RinA, FRlrtAY, APRIL M em ber AasocU ted P m a V � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1940 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 25, 1940 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 25, 1940. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 25, 1940; <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/3324aaf423f3b681d78be8c78646d616.pdf 1860d0a9394aa5c8630c9e63d18bf9ac PDF Text Text %e A. * THE SAWFOtP HiaRALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA ing to 1,400 shipyard workers In A ll* n r* ll U t or tho northern Istltudoo, British Tatroa yesterday afternoon. He Regulation For Aloes Win rhatlcaged them to find anything s h lp o -------------wrong «mh ms lanor record. A ft­ to keep nut of range of serial Citrus Industry e r his afwech tiro of the worker* before heading for the Tough Job Before attackers, approach^ tho sound truck and Norwegian ro ast Operating from Called Necessary asked tho operator for his card. coastal air fields, German Bomb­ ers can be protected by shortPogue; tho operator pro­ Nazis Are Routed range pursuit craft, an advantage SARASOTA, Apr. D , — (Spe­ Lester duced a paid-up card Hi the elec­ British, French Face Grim Military Dif­ ficulties In Norway D o n ’t b o illo d O u t In su re th r o u g h u i t v tecowM r o n i.tr n MUHw. bIm AbbbIUm 0. D. F a r r e ll velers, RD •r-.ym ir ■flowers Pleat'food? need »«d boot fertiliser irpeeee, from eta lie-whale farms, la jftC H '& A C K HUMUS. T ea ItfR buy it In small M you* flower garden IT h ta k o f beauty ( your ||piwa,l|-'a ; solid green •M rtf 'yopr f«nn, a gist of vegetation. Use HUMUS; It lasts. 4See, plione, or write 1•*’ * E. E LLOYD -By HOWARD EL BOMAR Aasariats* P tmb W rllrr Whan Winiton Churchill In hl« rigorous style spoko of pur fin* Norway'! soil of tho Nasi Invadon ho Introduced Into tho uncer­ tainties of tho European war • tints element th at sppeors signifi­ cant ' Weleomlne home from Narvik survlvora o f tho British destroyer Hardy, Churchill termed them the vanguard of tho Allied armies which -during this summer" would be fighting 'to push back the German*. Churchill could wall have been preparing British public opinion for long and difficult days ahead. The campaign to control Scan* dlnavla Is Ifkriy to bo slots and costly, and cautious as wall after the present haste to land troop* and establish bases before the Germans dig In. Though the sciiure of Norway waa a matter only of days, to eject the Nails promises to re­ quire months if not rears. In* d«td they may stIU bo there when the war ends, should a decision be reached eliewhere than on the AUlea' left flank. The reason la at least twofold; tho British and French face grim military difficulties that will re* quire time s i 'well as force and Iron will to ronouer, and they must shun Hike became of the effect of a major disaster upon such unon-bclllgerenU" as** Italy. They obviously ran afford no inch failure aa that a t the Dar­ danelles In 1915. A quarter cen­ tury ago when, as now, it was vi* tsl to keep tho British fleet In­ tact, Churchill noted that Admir­ al Sir John Jellira was "the only man on cither side who could lose the war In an aftfrnoon" by a naval defeat. Just so, at this juncture a tingle afternoon of [end or -Mfi disaster In Norway might sctUe the present conflict. From a tactical standpoint, the difficulties of tho campaign In Norway appear IIUlo short of ap­ palling to military man aa long a t the Natl* retain their formidable air power. On land as well aa In thte air virtually every technical advantagillei with the German occupying forces—eatabllahel boars, InakKllncs, defensive positions, control of railway and communication', shorter and protected routrs for relnforremrnte and supplies, aerial superiority, apd possibly trnopi better trained and equipped for too type of fighting. Britain Is still mistress of the open m s s , but no navy olluat was designed f o r warfare In nar* row water* Against land batteries and swarms of warplanes and submarines operating from nearby bates. Assuming the N atlt already bars 55,000 or ao pkktd troops In Noihray, military men estimate 100,000 or 300,000 will be re­ quired to oust them under present circumstances, with the estimate scaled upward aa the Invaders are reinforced. It Is o forte the Allies must be loath to commit to a pe­ rilous venture with so many un­ certainties existing In the Medi­ terranean and elsewhere. Allied troops, arms and supplies must ha moved almost due north from Scotland, within ready air bomibng range from the southern N or. eg tan coast, whore tho Nails first dug In. From tho Firth of Forth at Edinburgh to Trondheim la some TOO miles, and 400 more up to Karvfe. Tho Jogged Scandinavian roast line offers scores of lurking ptaree for tho a mall, short range sub­ marines which the Neals boast .wars turned out a t the rate of w a das last winter. Through'tbe long aummer days THE CITIZENS. FRIENDS AND VOTERS V OF SEMINOLE COUNTY I Dot got to ate many of you personally before bat I will appreciate your vote and your sup* denied Brillrh bombing planet opcrating from across the North sea. By contrast with the geographi­ cal 'difficulties fsdng tne Allies, the N ail line* of transport ap­ pear relatively invulnerable, de­ spite the efforts of Allied sub­ marines to mine the 8 k ag em k and Kattegat routes. Fom Kiel, the German naval base, to Oslo Is but 40<) mills and from north­ ern Denmark to the Norwegian capital ICO mites. In general, regardless of the hope for ultimate victory, the outlook-ln the north must bo grim, rtlculsrly to tho Urltlah. From rd l^ithlan tho British ambassa­ dor to the United Stales, as well as from Mr. Churchill and other leaders, rom* indications the sit­ uation is fully rrcognlsed ami ac­ cepted. Knid the ambassador in a reeenl address: "Wo liave never been under any Minion. Hint the task 'we have set oiinelvei will not be a long and formidable one. It may be, as In other wars we have fought, our only rmlly victorious battle 111 be the la-t." K Gold deposits estimated to yield l.oun.oon.nno yen have been discovered In deep gorges sin tho eastern Taiwan (Formosa) coast, and 'are being exploited to aid hard-pressed Japanese economy. cial) - I have no patim ee with those who would abrade* all reg­ ulation of tho citrus Industry," Bpesos rd L. Holland, candidate for Timor, told b large audience re lost n ig h t - I t lx unthinkable to expect the problem to solve Itself. I don't think that It la ta te B lM t to sit down and let nature take lie course. We must faeo the problem squarely, thresh out flaw* from the laws and pretact the In­ terest of tho small- • growers against tho shippers and carmen who are unfair to them." Holland came here after speak­ G SPESSARD L. tricians union. BEAT CHARGED FENCE PRETORIA, South Africa, Apr23. —(A")— Elephants hi the South African national park a t Addo have defeated the electrified fence put up to prevent them from straying. They found that, although tho wires were charged, tho supports were n o t So they simply uprooted the poles snd wallked over the wires. so Republic of Guatemala established April 17, 1BS9. C A N D ID A T E F O R (Subject To The Democratic Primaries) O. J. PO PE % Candidate For Re-Election AS COUNTY COMMISSIONER FROM DISTRICT ONE VKTTIi'RR seeing loti of reri-Ufe sitW unions this year like the typical but imaginary one ahown here. It doesn't take you long, on the road in a 1940 Ford V-8, to find that here's tho greatest money’s worth so little money ever bought! TRY THI RIDII The surprising big-car ride that's one o f 1940's big motor­ ing events! SIR THI ROOMI Extra knee-room ,\ leg-room, head-room. . . you'll find a Ford surprisingly big inside. . .where . bigness counts mostl MIL THI POWIRI O cylinder engine In any Smooth, responsive pc inders d o n ’t give! CHICK ON ICONOMYlTbefi) h.p. Ford’s 24.92 miles per gallon in the famous Gilmore-Yoiemite econ­ omy teat waa beat o f ml! standardequipped ca n at its price! ' x COMPARI HATURI9I B ig g e st hydraulic brake* at low price! Only itittl-Cdntriftgal clutch liv in g loader pedal pressure at ahlfting speeds, end the only hardened valve searJnscrts for all angina valves at lo w price; Positive, easy-acting fingehqip gearshift. Lou oif others, too,- worth your knowing! COMI pNtOOAYl Dr/sv a Ford V-8. Get its whole convincing story for y o u n e lf.» . hoforo you cboost any Judge what a man will do in the future by what he has done in the p ast * Spessard L Holland is the only man in the Gov­ ernor’s race with a public record of achievement in state governm ent Because of his record thousands o f Floridians throughout the state are supporting Holland, they include: School teachers, because of his school record; Veterans, because Holland is a Veteran who has been tried and found true; Business men, because he has always opposed the sales tax; . . V The small merchants, because he lifts three times passed repeal o f the Gross Receipts Tax in the Senate; Sportsmen, because Holland is a champion of w ild life; . ! • ..1 , Labwing men and women, because Hol|atid has j I , . • id t will do toy boot to make you a good rd. X have had the experience and can “operate with the member* of the legiala* dad Initiation. supported m easure^bettering working condi- leae and better lawa. g f a lo te old age aaalaUac*. l y i j i wotbad (or the public and l ir t t eeuttnu* to do ao. V f f tt to help the farmera and cl (rue grower*. M a farm and am a friend of .labor. ity o f Florida-students and alumni, be' i s one of them; • \ Holland’s efforts Wf* *» ♦. tc ' l ■ i “»• faf u *- ‘r * ;»■** • ' . •>-’ �p « • I »* S an fo rd I t T i l t O nhr C d b tn F lo rid a C ity A ff o r d in g K ail, HU A n d W a te r T r a n t f o r t a t i o a APK R TESTIF THEY FOUGHT FOR GREAT BRITAIN dVERNORWAY Nazis Claim; Supremacy In In Ballo Large Unite Of Brit' ish Fleet Report* ed Nearing Narvik * For Landing Troops _____ 1■ ■ , rlfeUIent Roosevelt III Given H e a v y Test Vote On Pref­ e r e n t i a l Ballot English Repel (#> — S e n i t e r J o s e p h G u ffe y , H i * Dealer, field • steadily In t lead fo r the Democratic nom­ ination far Senator hi PenpgjC German A ttack ■ . «( «* < E a r l y Invasion Ot Sweden Ib Feared By Paris Observers Vania's ...* h ■nary which Rbonevelt- a heavy teat vote. Twi Pre*Manta, nemo was plaaad] an the presidential preference W lot by p M iira tto itata commthtee wttWb endorsed him fec'jA third term. No other names wedb on the praforante ballet. </ Official returns f i r 7,075 M (105 prseteft* rave Guffey SWL4(1, Jones 171,454. Prom 4T40 d U trk ts. Boose veil had 417,14). Garner was neat with 62 wilt*. ra c in g Nr — — ' • m *»r ? s Thetef* w ire no names on the Republican preferential ballot but Bark in England a ftrr co-operating with British naval forces in attacking German Dewey g et *,430 write-ins. The ‘J Ballef that war .bet a Japan and. the United States some day Republican vote exceeded the off the Norwegian port of Bergen, thew British filers study a map of the battle area, youth of several of the men ahown. before the Senate naval affairs commit- Democratic., h'inevitable was axprsa Ji ta b y 'B 'J Ue a r Admiral Jraaph. R.- Tai chief - o fv naval operations. Shown TOIot, mUlimrr export and w riter on >A8*?elt Talks Group Attends Mackenzie King, Frank Kelly Is P o litic s Is Injured As Auto . Satirized In Canal Hearing ' Leaves Highway bio Notice Of Meeting tv,W«B Received Here, Localites Complain irlng th at State Hoad No. .axaUagreee to. ilia State >apartment and to tbo State Vida", e .^ 'F . Houiholder, ite for BUte senator from iLr ------ *■----» -— Haas - ? •. ^ . Speaking lit the Geneva aahoelhouso bnfpro a te rra audlenco a t the sixth political rally sponsored by tba Seminole County Demorratie Executive Committee,-Balph B. Chacrwa n, also a candidate te r this otflee, docUrod th at not only Road-No. 44 but othoe highways In this coanty aro In dtr# need of Held At Ocala • Rood Ne. 4 g w h l th a lB f c -Lsgieta asleep.'' H t you MM me to the Legislature X will tte r t a t .soon as I get there to' girt the conitruetton ef this rqad," he Mid. Mr. Lyles said b e 'la running for office on hla r ecord as a ‘pri­ action la Sm lnsle County night vate clUaen and hla'record aa a be obtained through W era- legislator and Mid thdt be was tarts with the Rod Department prompted to announce for Uile of­ fice by a desire to te rra tbo peo­ ple of this-county. George If. Bridge, Jr., first candidate for the H ova*'of'R ep­ resentatives in droop • Two ■ io ■peak, characterised tba tellur* ef tbo State Road Department to Improve not only State-Rood No. te tba Legislature ho would show thte.jrroup this cowty'p rights •ml ''keep a t them" until . im­ provements were mate. . - . - Declaring that If politics a n Ukaa out ef state govsrament, th e n need ba no further lacreaaas te taxes, Mr, Bridge said srs. who aro in a majority. . Houaholder stated in hla ■a that he had entered this because be wanted Semtetla ty to hav# political., tedemeo and rseagriUb* k tbo latum for once. TMg,' - bo was w good program and bo rod that tbo voter* of tbo tba bM t. Interests of Bt Coraty nad s«ld te a t ba w« te b at far tba small citrus .W hiter A. Booth, glga a Kiwanis Meet Frank Kelly sustained a severe, ly frsetiired leg when the auto in which he was riding with Ralph Stewart crashed Into an oak tree on th# Country Club Komi early this morning. Drputy Sheriff Jack Hickson who investigated *thn mishap for ^/Because no notices wrro re* the .Sheriff* Office, said that gfaftd in this section on lh« hoar- Mr. Stewart told him he loet i b - on tho proposed barge ranal control of hla convertible cdupo it r.rashed Into the tree as jhfr-osa Florida along the same nnd It left the highway, Mr. Hickson ■lute as the proposed ship canal. said the auto was practically de­ molished hj| th f Jorro of tho 1m* pact.n. . "V-,. .' American policy w pa. Involved. therefore said nothing In Orals Frank Kelly%who Is a clerk In But tbo two-gay conference of yesterday, Randall Chase, who the City Drug Company, was tho oxocutlvos of the two groat immediately removed In the hos­ powers of North America propital for treatment hut Ftaslph seated each with an opportunity Mr. Chase dkl not indicate Stewart, a pro at the Sanford for a laUuroly review of eontl- whether the farmers In this sec­ Country Club and son of Alan nental problems, North Ameri­ tion would fixht the proposed Stewart, manager, wua permitted can question arising from Can­ parge ranal as they did the cross- to return to his home alter first ada's war, Roosevelt’s program itate ship canal hut Intimated ■id treatment. ot hamUpherte defense, the that action might In- based on the The Sheriffs Office expressed Declaring that “the extrava­ Groat Lakes-SL Lawrence water­ findings after an investigation appreciation for the eo-o|wratlon and, study of the proposed proj­ of Cant, and Mrs. Constantine L. gance that prevails today has way treaty and other issues. brought us down to grlta and Apparently determined not ect, which la generally considered gravy," Mr. Hossetlrr asserted (he first step toward a ship ran­ that "the worst of it is, we vo­ al. T ters and taxpayers get the grits CoL Lewis II. Watkins, who and the politicians get th.' gravy." conducted the hrarlng, said that Mr. Illgglns told the audience he had been request*-,! to submit that hla candidate Is seeking the governor's chair on the campaign slogan, "From a Florida swamp (horoughty stuuy tho matter, Mr. to the Governor’s dump. Chase said. J. W. Hall was chairman of Attending from Ssnford beside the Program Committee for to­ MW 'Chao* were J. C. Chase, day’s meeting over which Vice George S. Wltmer, II. James Gut, President Julius Dlnglelder pre­ U. I*..Herndon end member* ot sided. tho Board of County Commission"I come before you today on behalf of the candidacy of one Proponents of a barge canal who, because , f his long record. Is fully qualified to go to tho Chair— I mean the Governor's chair—of this great Htale ol Florida. Over olid over aga*n heh as proved himself the friend of man—no need Indeed for me To forestall assumptions on Fort Myers to the liitruroasliil to say who that man Is. Ills tbo subject of tbo conference, waterway near Htuurl with affection for I bo poor working Roosevelt r a n te d reporters to widths of DO feel from Fort man I* known lo all of you. Re­ bo m u UoI ul Through Acting Myers te Moore Haven, HO fn-t peatedly he has refused to ac­ White H oum Beeratary Hssaett, In the existing channel ulnng tho n Job becuusu by so doing Roosevelt issued tba following southerly shore of the lake to cept tba hurricane gate structure at ho would deprive some poor 100 feet thence along working man of his means of barge canal's offset on water sup­ nClewlaton, He Is n truly re­ relocated channel to deeper wa­ livelihood. plies. on the south aide of the lake, ligious man. 8t. Paul tell* us ' 'W alter F. Coachman, Jr., chair, ter that thli is true religion, to 100 feet from deep water on the mag of the Florida Waterways east visit widows nnd orphans. My aid* of the lake to Hi. Luckemigres*, said that since studies lock No. 2, and thence 80 feet te candidate has done hi*, not once, waro made In 19U and 1M5 the hut many times. He I* verily pngawt aad potential traffic avail­ tba intracoastal waterway. General Hchley also1directed a a man of many parts," Mr. Hig­ able’ fa r tba barge canal showed ad b c r t i H of (4.1 percent. He detailed review of ex'stlng plans gins said. "Gentlemen If you elect my aa|d tela meant the economic for the waterway between *Ht. Governor's ■avb«a would bo far In excess Mark* River, Fla., and New Or­ randldata In the (('•aliased •» Pas* Sis of tboM required te Justify thn leans, te determine w hither modi­ fications should ba made a t this CTOMdltate barge canal MVa 405 (alias between ' pud Corpus Chriati, m s Mid, and would maks a a ta rin g of (1 hours fat «) Mythical Platforms Of Two Candidates For (iovernor Given helm area repelled a. stream man rounter-attaek after, vi fighting" yesterday, . and' I re-established th e ir . ■Jlpae, raid the German' a U d 4 frpede by a "con* Merabis ber" of troope lauded ships insid* Trondheim '-'! The G erm ans'M ld. ihfeei:'ffj planes were shot down httete! to l*omb Stavanger. , |n Paris, official rsporis Nasi troop embarkations German Baltic porta opj Sweden, caused renew ed-eg slons ot fear Gerynen * fi may Invade Sweden.-,,,*."- , ’ DNB luted 6f^ RM |M t: l •ifiHa That* had been r * P « f action —ID by sinking o r fi since the beginning, of, Scandinavian war. th is .was* lit answer to official- figure* by London acknowledging loikes only of 1H warships f a r ,. jk l whole war so far. The House of Commons .if** informed Russja ha* been Invit­ ed to suggest concrete pro pees ta for a trade agreement recagmi* Ing Britain's objective of • a * * ' cling Germany. • Britain announced her bomb­ ing planes had attacked-, ttoo German air basts regarded M "available" to the enem yyjfor use in the Invasion of Nenrgir.' They said they sank two patrol vessels In the vicinity of ‘Brit, snd also attacked bates a t Nor­ wegian cities, Aalborg, Kristiansand, Oslo, and Stavanger. Tba British announced they now bad two million men under arms, p r­ elusive of navy, m trln e a -'a p d sir force. LONDON, A p r” 24.—OF)—m e tide of war on the hard, north­ ern battleground bolted ' Is#t night Into southern Norway- said found Allied and German teoqpe, alike far from home, engaged* |n a battle of seeming decision- fp r the "gate" to Oslo and, perhaps, command of the Invaded nation's destiny. f V / i iJi A t home, on the day of St. George, Britain's patron salat. Work Progresses On RmnaaianFront Lines a B. C. Holland, president i tatracoaatel Canal Aaaopf LoqUUna and Taxis, d tba completion of tba 4woe* tba Gulf and Atkinilaad waterway systems BUCHAREST, Apr. 24 The govarumsat. yesterday o r­ dered all engineers, architects and technicians aad their assistants to report ta military authorities by May • te r i l l a the strength­ ening of Rumania's frontier for­ tifications. -• V F ar savers) - mentes tea work Sf Stroagteewteg tea dafasaa Uatpul Rhroa works baa been under way and Ml . meraaeod original eeU- City News Briefs The NYA Recreational Club will hold a regular meeting In the 1. Tba first miji Court House tonight a t 1:00 tba catepalfit te te o'clock. ______ , Tba entlra membership of the Presbyterian Church w eft urged to attend tba annual m isting te be held te tba church tonight a t 5:00 o'clock. A report aa tbs year’s activities will be made. j The weekly meeting of -th e sales school will ba bald tonight St StOO o’clock In tba Cbanteor ot Gammarea buOdlng. , AH. ro- UU clerks and other* Interacted fro Invited to attend. Tba claaoM �o J , i -' Sanford Herald HOW ABOUT SOME PEACE GEOGRAPIOT Poor Kid! -TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY? + *vMu.tkX _■____ Newspapers today a rt filled with sensational news which apparently vies In Importance with the deatha of several hundred persons In a Mississippi fire, with the battle between British and Germans in Norway, with ths latest disclosures of Martin Dies' committee, with the re­ ported decision of Mussolini to aid Hitler. Mr. and Mrs. James H. R. Cromwell are going to have a baby. Mr*. Cromwell Is the former Doris Duke, heiress to the Duke tobacco millions. Some ten million dollars was dropped In her lap at the age of 22. A few years later an­ other ten million came her way from cigarette coupons. In a few more years a UUrd ten million will be hers. Her busband is the U. 8. minister to Canada who is planning to run for governor of New Jersey. He is a son of Mrs. E. T. Stotesbury whose late husband was a multi-millionaire Mor­ gan partner. Altogether this only child in the James H. R. Crom­ well household will'be heir to some 60 or 60 million dol­ lars. Poor hid I What chance will he have! It is bad enough to be an onlv child in a poor man's family. It is a hard job for a rich man's son to t'unf out right even Twae the eighteenth April fa m . of , lardWiS smb to now alive rfe rw M ab er* 'feat fdfaout lotto-flame of -taae de­ feat bowed os fervently Mfe of Mr forefather* eently the Florida Cot Education on American rtciM/ir, T T HROUGH A DREAM a The Yal* Review) ’ -Jeans upon the afr. T» . . . ( U p dow n Higher This Year Bgfct of morning, v became a spiral rpm time. ■top, like the flrit, Wer the feet deictndlng. ■top, like the first, la white. rn s shadow* of the be- r w t f *46 r t d rertf-op to the water. H*na Walker, can- bma«m.*4ka I a lr a L a J MMt'.feo Ukeland <• UW* ‘bathe** on tore on tho^cl £ a _W <Ud*u Y Mat bakjell to tho May primary I Mr*. Dave Hholto, foraasr First •dy of Florida, ffee la * csndlito from the State a t taigu ||||| iriU i U n 1 trtH tr l t d i n are oipect•d^reflm StlOa’ of'm bro th in CO,- DISPELLING THE FOG Quch great strides have' been made in the control -of pneumonia mortality through the use of serums and of drugs Uks sulfapyrldlns, together with the education of the public to the danger lurking In colds, and various res­ piratory disorders, that the "pneumonia season has lost much of its dread," a bulletin from the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company reveals. , The pneumonia mortality experience of the Insurance company's Industrial policyholders for tks 12 months, 8eptember, 1922 through August; 1029,ygttd^th* corresponding months or 1088 and 1089, shows tho death rata In January -i-the pneumonia ''peak" month that year—dropped from more than 400 per 100.000 In 1029 to lest than 100 per 100,000 in January, 1089. .,. Ip each of the other months of ths "pneumonia sea­ son"—December, February and March—pneumonia mor­ tality reached such low levels as compared with the cor­ responding months tan years earlier* that its seasonal curve is now relatively flat as compared with that for tho 1928-1620 period. At that time the curve of pneumonia mortality not only atood at a higher level throughout the year, but rose steeply In January. "Certainly the experience of 1938 add 1939 augurs well for the future," the company stye. "We have good reaeon to be optimistic, In the light of the new methods for pneumonia treatment now being ibpidly extended to all parte of the country. Just a short'tim e ago seruri therapy was used In only a few ciUea and Statas. But now the advantages of serum are generally known and applied. Perhape even greater auoceeees may be expected from the recent advances made In chemotherapy, ‘The full possibilities and limitations of the new drugs have not yet been defined, but the use of sulfapyridine and allied drugs has already yielded moet gratifying n W*»' a* IWMon* i A rfasn s a n d p r u f a a - t M f r Bentley patrietUni, entirely over- E.lTdJJr’J rU ffl * Colds And Pneumonia 5» Bhtod** th*r#->Uv*o a man b* Said (ensue eaamoratoro he i 1M rear* aid. If he had beea -a maafe from the 'or since he was Si m e 'e f S gw ha waald have boea (id,0t)Wjj-fl8l4OO a* a peastoa. » • song af « u i T R u. (* America, COUQtlM *7*™ **• upon tho air. brick divide ths hour hod VorUaelea. pushed against the glass agh ths fluid mirror, i gardes fleer Is the riv* S'thin covering of earth rlC n ift wted 1 d' Democratic regtotraof S U g lfe la r'th o May prt- You have road a good deal re­ cently, from Republican touro**, of courao, about tho brightness of tho minority party's prospect* nsst November. Chairman John Hamilton of feat party, for ex­ ample, talks about a Republican landslide. He baeod hie prophecy largely on tho primary voting In Wlsconiln, Nebraska, end fUlnoU. IS Illinois tho Democratic- pal. dairy vote was larger Urns tho Republican vote and the asm* arse true in' Wisconsin, which want Re­ publican in 1BU. straw voles tb it boro over boon token. Still, If anybody bos faith In these purported polls, It might bo worth notlog that tho moot advertised poll gives tho Demo­ crat* tho best of it ta New York, Pennsylvania, tho whole Pacific cosst and naturally all of tho Southern and border Stole*. It would require no more than the total of the** veto* to elect a President. • r JACK STINNETT WABHINOTON, Apr. I — If you fetok offtetol 1 tan had aay Inkling af A. Scandinavian blltokrieg. Main. <WlHn . the now* Prrstdsnt Roosevelt wo* I Park; Secretary of M ata Atlantic City; Swedtoh ! In In h is Safari nuirtaw w E f l i r e The pall referred to emits froep. «V R i By S curious form of loglo, Urn on re|rt«tat' t?g$i M M offtoo csualdsl* from those of another DomecroUe Candida to, a* tf rivalry Indiestod a bolt from tho party. Of couroa this Is ridiculous. There were s dosen Democratic c»ndldate# for thq Presidency In to n , for example, and yet Franklin D. Rooeevelt swept the country. Another basis for the wlerd cal­ culations af ths Republican cheer leader* to tho clrcumetonco that problem* ^confronting■'M r tionol system. 1 “Question* on the oon tlon of our n itu ral ras* Inquiries pertaining fee OUT InsUtulions,' ebcV toi' I t O rra r would appear to toll that the Dime*!*tic tidi, which h n bMA so strong for ton year*, ring its normal flow anil presages feat the Dem­ ocrats will win a* usual. Tab* **om other symptom*. Is oao and of tho country, California, fee Democratic ragUtratUa in U o NORTH . Apr. a WASHINGTON DAYBOOK £=BS tho people of the State by EC R. Bentley, caadMafa (Hr office o f Attorney 'G en en meeting with a cordial race according to reports ' Og Republican registration total* U , m A r jho o f eoonUaa a M d y * the heart* sa d ra iad * of fvpbrtod agolnat 25,*V7 two yosta ago. - prinolpal s t a r k j t h 't o 'ta ebuhty,1'where 10,17t regis­ f embattled American Dodo tered. *< »> • upder fee command of ' Dade leada all other count! ee In W t t TSrksr, atood their pemoeraUe registration. I t ra- to it'tho Lexington-Concord sertoS • M M 'n g a ln tt Duval wife i fafe ths oncoming Prlt- U»<\ and HUIsbvrough with 68,- Becsuse he I* » hard *»d not q W* talker- iW T.JSS'i.tSt W S of ■ snohlUen itrongtb, recordad tlTjUOu. aaoew ctttoeoe registering than Republlease. Take Urn other s p t b '. S o u t h e r n ' ^ I p i p o r l s ) D ay, b o lld 4 y .ln th U S ta to .tD e W d e r tiH ii n o t m o m a t o r b u s in e s s o n ' , " t *Kw»_ , ; ^ i . V*-. - , i �■i.'&W* THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA WEDNESDAY. APRIL U. I 'Social And P* LILLIAN ADAMS, 8od«ly Editor Social Calendar Mrs. Edith Scott HonoredOn Birth ' Mrs. Edith Scott ,w ba laat evening with a n r p t diy party by her aistar, J. Pell, a t the home of orce on We*t Ninlean t Ro*e* and Spring flow ar|anged In the party r the dining room ta tla . < birthday theme In,Ita <M After the hooor gu opened the gifts prraehti by her friend*, games of were ployed with MrV.'M. winning high seofa pHai tume jewelry neckteeafl Alva Collin*, sceoud hM city pet fume belli*. Tw presented Mrs- 8a*U- y <<mp*ct aa a matnehlo paity. .-v f.Y At a late hour, the gge eyed around the diulng rt and the honorae cut the* M nnsek rake which waa served' >MpfF» ralad course and coffee.■/.r Invited to be with Mi*< Scoit and Mrs. Pell wars:. Mr*:,Hairy Woodruff, Mrs. D. F. Freedan, Mr*. John Ivey, Slewirt, Mrs. Andrew Conaway, Mis. Collins and Mis; F. D. Seott. left yester-where she M rs-a i the f t i '.W l x , , c . A. 42$ ■ p.C I |• Lansing, m v u t ' i n. e. d , the funeral of W». ytgterday In UcL-C. rope to St. Pe­ a t delegate* at :lon Convention Duplicate Club Has ww ■ —■ , a «• • • Regular Gathering --Mias' Carolina Sebrec and Mlaa Orate Sebre* are spending a few taya- In Atlanta; Ga., as the Ento: taining with a . bridge guest* of'M r*. Waldo Pcttinger luncheon at har horn* In Lack Ar­ on Laky HhorS. Drive. bor, Mrs. Glenn Llngl* waa bo*tea* to the numbers of bfr Tues­ Mrs, C, F. JProctor, prteldent of day Duplicate Club yesterday tho local Amariean Lesion Aux­ afternoon. <iliary, .‘ left-today for St. PatersThe hoeteta used lose* to dec- ;iburg where the*-will attend th* orate the luncheon tables and-.thkj| American Legion Convention un­ party rooms. Mis. D. L. Thrash­ til lata Saturday) evening. er and Mrs. J. II. H lnteraister scored high for the games played. I .Vend* of Mrs. W. H. Rutledge .Present wets: Mrs. H. & Lewis, will be glad to learn that she hat Mrs.'W . .W. Wlight, Mrs,, L -'r'-l been ntyved -frpra the Fetnald\ Memorial * Hospital to Boyle, Mrs.- Kidney Chase,’ J r ,l *!Laughtfb —u Mrs. Ralph Wight. Mr*.- ,F rid .^.hom exfQ Elm Avtnue after undrrgoias, in-operation for *pBell. Mis. Hlnterrolstar,' , M:f. und Thrasher and Mr*. Uagi*;_--J. * ■ Jill* Ta^' WadntwUy. • ! T ' • ' Kriandi of lira . Clarence Welsh wHt? b* • Jri*4\l to learn that she l>t* he*n mqvag from th* Fernsld- Tea-Contract Clbb Mrs. J. E. Stamper Has Weekly Meet v Entertains Friends The hen-.e of Mri. W., , >Mr». J. K. St*m|ier entertained a number of friend* with a bridge D aily yesterday aftxinoon at her home on N'o:th Frvnch Avenue, p ie roimx, where the guests aaKmbled, were dx-coratcd with many varied airangcmenl* of ~iixed summer riiden lloweraA t,the tonrlit»utn, of .the Kmuei, Mie. Ted Rathe) was awarded high score prixe, Mr*. M. L. TilID, second high, and Mm. J. D. Faltahen, acreeno prixe. During the tea hour, a salad and sweet Course wia re: veil to the following: Mm. II. K. Turner, Mr*. O. G. Roller, Mm. T. C. Brown. Mr*. J. II. I'ldllip.*, *lm. • u n Maddox, niu| Mr*. 8. C. Graham. ' 'Also, M'a. Nc»l Drill, Mr*. Wintemr, Mm. Rothrl. Ml'* Kath­ ryn Tllii*. Mr*- Callahan, Mr*. Tlllla and Mra. Strmper. decoiated with ruWaa Anne’s lacs and wWlf* waa the scene yaatetday. of the weekly meeting Afternoon Tea-Contrtl Mm. G. I. Ivoucke waa the rcreeno game plaVi Ing the crntract game*. Pieaent with Ure.’. 8c Mr,- E. F. WiMod.- S Sharon, Mli. J. L Ingttj M. Papworth, Mrs ST'F Mr*. R. F. Symaa, SC.'.J Holly end Mr*. Leueki., iT h rM h ® S W Iria train t «y Matthews i .and Emily, of Mix. Sa•afUrnoon at in FunerKra. Coni'g f age, HAPPY RIKTHDAY; Donald Jone* Iris Anders S tb rte ; A. L. Barlnrau • Mr*. Margaret L. OoU - Vkf'ProdlKUoo of *Uk in China *aa a Jealously guarded secret or 3,000 yeaia. China’s annual egg production MlbnaMd r t 12,000,000,000. »Today and Tliursday 0 0 YOU KNOW THAT ;-. ' . Si •. ■r1.'-..r...!.. I i ^-1••4* '1C. ,y:M • +2 ittgin r<lelt P* f “A M ary a f I w M a a t la v a tlanal Intamlty af Oaarga Sanford 4-H Club To Exhibit Year’s Work Mrs. J. D. Cordell ' Final Plans Laid For Bridge Party Entertains Friends An exhibit of tho year'* work of the local 4*11 Club will be ahoarn Saturday In the court room of the Court llouae when tho San­ ford chib C elebrate* it* "Achieve­ ment Day." Winnera In the younger girl*1 group will be awarded scholerahlp* to Camp McQuarrio and winnera In the older girl*' group will be given trip* to Tallahaaaee for a abort eour.se from Juno 1 to 8 In aultable homo demonatration aubjecta. Mi*a Kthol Hollo­ way, dlatrict agent, will judge the work of all girl*. On the progiam for the after­ noon will he a dro** review of outfit* made by tho girl* and a poaturo contort to nclret tho coun­ ty winner from nine eluha within the county. Mr*. Ralph Auatln Smith, flrat vice.president of the Florida Federation of —Women'* Club*, will apeak to the gill* on "Value* of Club Work." The Paola Heme Demonatralion Club held it* "Achievement Day" laat week and yeatenloy tho club of tho Lyman School, under the direction of Mr*. Fred For­ ward who ha* rhnrgr of tho younger grmip and Mt*. Joe Avant of the older g:oup, had ita “Achievement Day" In tbr form of a tour to tho member*' home* where the remit* of the home Improvement project*, garden*, poultry, dallying nml fanning were shown. The Geneva eluh. under the di­ rection of Mrs M. I.. Seig, I* holding Ita "Achievement Day" today In the Community llocse. The Chuluota Club will meet Jointly with the Geneva Club ami be IU guests for the daw The lak e Mary “Achievement Day" was held on Mar. 28 under the direction of Mi** U rrainc Yarborough. Mr*. J. D. Cordell waa hoatea* yesterday afternoon 'at her home on Celery Avenue to n few friend* for two table* of bridge with Mr*. 8. F. I.cmmond winning the screrno prixe of a va*c nnd Mr*. J. W. Childre fhe high *eore prixe of costume Jcwclry'for the after­ noon'* g*me*. Arrangement* of carnation* were plnrrd in the living room where Mr*. Cordell entertained her guest*. Krfmdimcnt* were served late in the afternoon. Prr»ont were: Mr*. Henry EngHah. Mr*. K. II. Smith. Mr*. W. T. Woolley, Mi-*. II, A. Maine*, Mr*. Homer Little, Mr*, t'hihlre, Mr*. I.cmmond and Mr*. Cordell. Helen. lUbe,:Misa M itten” trade HwiUKt! and Final plan* for a lubfcriptlon In earljr.-Pj bridge to l»o hold next Tueaday In tho Elk* llall a t 8:00 F. M. and n o u n l f b t p i y i • ponaou-d tty tho Gra-Del Sub elector* Orb (’lull wore made last night a t Ulature* frtql)*i the club'* regular mooting at t(ic homo of Ml** Lconj Vaughn A donee for tho noar future was discussed but no doflnlta ar­ rangement* have boon announced. Kofreahment* were aerrod to ■ponsortd bjr. Wolnaii’aftaMjri^ the following memtora present: e f Flrat dhtU H lir rC M M Mi** Dorl* labill, M iu Kmmellne Thur»ton, Ml** Inca Williams, Mis* S a n fo p d .A v a g u e . •’ / j Thursday,- 5:IttD-€;0O; p r ic c ^ .r v 'v i; . Senior Play To Be Presented Tomorrow Marian Phillip*, above. Univer­ sity of Michigan co-ed, once gained wide fame for an article: "8J llcanns Why t.H al# Men." But uneie'a the woman who won’t xhanga her mind? Re­ cently the eloped with Linar . Almdalc, Michigan U. senior. CELERY SALT "T h. Spies ef 3. II. S." By Tick Myars I think, dx-ar render, It i» very likely > are somewhat tlrx-d of hearing s IkmiI MARY DAVIS nnd It la even more likely that you won't lii-nr of hrr again. In the middle o( the la t »e**ioli. Tl.ursday nigl)t I Itrlicvr, Uil- ow ner of the him ^ drove up amj innilt* It Truth;Seekers Class Has Monthly Meeting' In the absence of the prv*liliant, Mr*. P. D. Parker prcaidcd at the monthly meeting of the Truth Seeker* Class of the First Methodiat Church Monday afternoon at the home of Mr*. Txim Wil­ liams. Profusion* of Spring gar­ den flowers decorated the rooms In which the cl*** met. After the discussion of routine builneaa, a program with the theme, “ Faith, Hope and l-nvc,” waa given. Mm. F. R. Mitchell led the devotional nnd di*cus*x-<l “Faith," followrd ly Mr*. T. E. Wilson speaking on "Hope" anil other members giving small itemi on "Love." Mr*. Lillian Peace recited an old favorite poem. "A Mother's Love.' Mrs. C. It. Swignrt *|H>ke briefly to- Uw via**, - expressing hrr Joy and happlnra* in having Christian fellowship with the class and rxnreassd the hope that she might ipcnd another winter with them. The hostesses, whirh included Mrs. Rrodle William*. Mr*. It. U Shfnholaer, *nd Mm. Tom Wil­ liam*, served ter cream and cake to the member* present. In attendance were: Mr*. John Jlilkins, Mrs. Walter Clarke, Mm. R. W. Turner, Mr*. J. It. Craw, ford. Mr*. II. II- Pattlshall, Mr*. W. P. Ruhrman, Mr*. ('. I,, (looxlhue, Mm. Lillian Peace. Mr* It. G. Swingle, Mm. W. E. W>ll«, Mm. A. D. Rhocmaki r nnd Mr*. W W Kllifl Alio, Mm. II. F. Phillips, Mr*. W. I. Hughey. Mm. Minnie Holt. Mrs KhiulmLrr, Mm. Id* Martin, Mm. W. I*. Chapman. Mm. O. J Pope, Mr* It. F. Cretuhaw, Mr* Italic Went. Mm. C. It. l-ord. Mrs* C. C. Priest. Mr*. John Vaughn, Mm. dl. II. Duncan. Mr*. Martha Moffett, Mr*. J. <•. Waits, Mr* W. 8. Thornton. Mr*. Klisc Klrrhhoff. Mr*. Wilson. Mr*. Kwlgart, Mia. Parker, Mr*. Mit­ chell and Mrs. William*. With Sum Rynl. New York artor and producer homo on vnention, a*«i*tinj Ml** Nelli* Wil­ liam*, director, final rrhenraal* lire nmv being hclil for "Little Women." the Senior t'ln** Pl»> of Seminole High which will he preacntcil Tlmr*ilay nnd Friday evening* in the *Cho»l auditor iuni beginning promptly at H:00 o’clock. Taken from the book by la>ui»a M. Alcott the *cenc» for the three net* an* Inid In Concord, Mu**., in the year* of I Kill-1 KITS lncludc<l in the cn*t an*! Meg — Ro*e llnrkiy Jo — Jam' Schulli lieth — Mndalyn Train-h Amy — Mary Wiggin* Mr*. Marrli Eli**- llutclii«on laiurie I ai>xmice — Jimmy Shoe­ maker. Aunt March - Mary llcldin llnnnah — K»telle Hurl John ItriHike Arthur Rexrkwlth Rev. Mr. March — Itruce Muirhrad. Prof, llhner — A»hl>y Join* The cl*** ha* extended a r<>rdial Invitation In everyone to at tend their annual drama. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our friend* for their many floral offering* and expression* ot symputhy and Icindne**. Mr. A Mr*. P. II. Lansing. Jr. ami family Mr. A Mr*. II. K. Weekly Mr. A Mr*. W. It. Ilell. If von jic dcieimined to *la\ *'im by avoiding fat­ tening IihhI*. then by all mean* include bread with cxx-ix tnc.il. Ilirad itself ia not (aliening—but it tupplic* needed energy which it »o ueertaary to a peuon on a dirt. A»k for the freib. xligrMtblr HrII Suprt Soli Hi rad. C. iEC. Wtl Welsh T ireS MAKE A HABIT nf ilnippiiiK into our library ul regulur. iulervnfa.’"' You will find (hut looking over the rejeent Hint Interest you is n rewarding oxp*riehc(j..f . ^ SWAINS BATTRBY SERVH VERNON'S RODY SHOPVrii itt u n Oak Avenue (M tttftfa otd: lu'lwocn Sjtoncer’s Top ShOp.ufod Supply.) » , M AV( ’ m :h a n . r r a t t k r i r m w Hv 4 |) i w «.i :M ;BAT(IM , IT A R T K R a lAMltUfiAl A moiiifsr a D m M W l «>*!.%• t N I O j U l l T l O M U f ^ ' M U ! i n 8 TKH MOI.il I n M N F O R n A f i i ' n l f l — iu:% «oN %m.»: f i i n t i k n b JIL L l i l A H A tT k K II. ' * T f\V T S W A IN 113 South Oak A rtfi Telt^hon^ 7lV- 4 THEY CANT TAKE YOUR ~7| 8erylcc r r i s on > I- i. A i BILLBOARD n r M i M i .c 4 * T § t 0 t «_x e Doesn't P « y t Feelm ils *• Le Mardl Contract *Club Entertained Members of the Lc Mardi Cen­ tr e d Club ware the guests of Mi*. Arthur Zachary, Jr., yester­ day a t bar home on Oak Avenue fur Iba regular club meeting, lied rosea formed tha floral decora­ tion*, far tba party rooms. Let* In the af tat noon the score* were added and Mm. A. K. Powers waa awarded high score prixe and Mra. H. B. Odham, Jr., second high. Tba boat ass served a aweet coera* W tba following: Mrs. Algeraae Speer, Mm. Andtew Carrsway, Mra. f . D. Bcott, Mrs. J. G. S h an e, Jr., Mr*. W. A. Adams, Mr*. Power*, and Mm. Odham. Adaptor-typg lig h tin g Hxturos aro (he n«w 0sl. tho least e x p o n s iv e a n d tho •asiest w ay to tiuly L ig h t C o n d itio n your home. Almost any old Uxturo you now have . . . from colling lix tu ro s to small wall-brackets . * . can bo almost instantly converted to the soft indirect lighting th a t a id e s e e in g a n d a d d * beauty to your home. See these n e w units on display. You will be am azed at how little it costs to have Sale Seeing light in EVERY room. ELE1TRI1I1Y IS EHIAP! , WANTED An opportunity to work for you os your County Proaecuthtf Attorney. EDWARD tu tim e li n t in u s m et u m tt 4 i T in U M T a ie , »• >e «■■ ■ >» -. <»■ �■ I I ‘i i •m in im M Jahn Br**l ik*«U imIm Ilk MH| ._ll___ M m , *U rltVl I ass?. - * — TV* »V*y» b | . . l j- »- *>- »•“* , AiVVy Jaaa* U a'I afraid ml J a M M a lta . HV» J m I aat*r Waaaflt ml tarn***. A* Praf*»aar BVaar, Aikby, U • • ^ T Jw t .Ji ~Lu ____ __________ wU ■ ________ 'u -i_ * » » « M,,rt ^ *• «• H*r»'.« TVal’* Mary Bal llapar at EUa*’ M Anal ®Va t**t aVaaV a a a a a IU »r.‘ !j - * “ ™ - "■w~ 4 • s ir , Germany D Into Scandi War, Writer W S g S E * tha Oarmka. ,r a ta k id , than th . la u H M i tVaa tlchUn acalnat far BaVtoaTVa War d m a Sam’* faatoraa dlatortad with anpulah a t tha lhr*« muff the parfoi manta. Ha atapa In. "South Maaa, drama*, “you want to wait for . " II »ur* U Jlmmla’a antranca Ilka you a r t a tiaaa to writ* bit lurprliod "And, Jlramla," ha aajra traV bSg tho U ttar h r *k* arm, “whan r a kUa Jana, put, *«ma faalU f into It and pear Una* aa wall." la an atld* to raportara and photorrapham •n‘ *•tar than th* profaaakm. «•. Ur* It) they don’t bar* in othtr IT W lftte i H A u lt in n u Mrs. I M , J ta m tt Bhomfetor --------- l L . V*- m---- ’ |$ & * u S r M W .^ h a ^ h o ito Aa) L . —----- A- nwlrVlv MiAUt ill r^SIi 17 - j i JJ 01 . • T £ * n rw iw jr wourvQoa pn 9 1. Jt— *• tor M M tVa War I Im VaakaUi* b w m that naeaaalty. If Harrlk to " «V *’ a• * fV ' »v; �•* ’/ A . f •THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA * • ffrw pvr-re .-wnr” pa g e t . . ^~eg»OL * " " ■i ’>—— • ra y s •*'*■*»» ainesville G-Men Drop Sanford Seminoles 7 To 3 Daytona Beach Badminton Club Wins From Beats leesb u rg Tomorrow Orlando Club By 19*3 Score By 8To 7 Score Willie Skeen And Tater Marion Lead S a n f o r d Batters At 1 With Two Safeties Each Gainesville‘a G-Men turned tho tablei cm Sanford’s Bemlnotes that night, walloping the locals T to 3 Wtth a ffre-run rally In the eighth T t f & h t Sanford ptaya Ocala a t Ocsla‘,aad returns home tomorrow ta phur Ocala bora.' ■ Joe Finder waa driven from the to* a lta r a walk, two taffeM Kite, another aralk and a 'h i t iteUiiidR had scored two run* and left the MpM‘le tte d . Cleo Jeter replaced him oa th* niound and waa greet­ ed‘by -a' triple from the bat i t Jack •LaVellci G-Man left fialdar, tending three m ire rank across. LaVellae triple hit against the WO-foot right field fence. ” Sanflpd U 4 taken the Mad with two unearned •’ raas on two hits and.two etrota In the first frame, b at-th e'O -M tn tied ■ the count with a pair of runs in the second on' a aralk and three elnglee. Ban- R.AvX el:.: ford * » n t ah ead with another oneg rie f te n on twd hlta and an Klmhrel. Level)*. Biller. Umllh. the fourth and bald the ftraa. iu a * tallM lat.Hkeen. Uruv T U e u . Lavelle. Ookeb Fcuelt. Lavell* I. Three-bee* bits: Ukvell-'. ‘“ fflg Ken B j a h ' t t e d tho Bern- Baerlflee: Arm*tree* Deubl* alar*: llh r* Vebel; Bowl* to Campnto|S to t t y safettoa and walked ta bill ta Jebasosi uillespl* to o an f'o te man, ♦ Campbell la Jsbneee. Lett oa W «W Skeen and “Tatar" Ma- baeae: ■Hsnferd a. nalaeevtlle te. Itaee oa ball* otf: Plndir «. Ityen I. streak eat bri Finder a. Hyan t. Hits o fli.P la fir I in i *•« InBlog*. T tune; Jeter I la 1-1 In ­ al age, • rue*, lilt by pitcher: by Ploder (Pruitt). W illi pitches: It yea. Imaliur pitebirl PIMie. UrnPtree: Bell aed. It yen Time: 1:11. « AoSWa~ University Coach, Tom Liel), To Re flqgorgd At Stag Dinn BW SMYRNA BEACH. Apr. Committee on Athletics. About 200 am expected to a t­ —Tam iia b , new Vnhrardhy POfld* ifttb a R coach, YTO kd tend the event, which will be guest of honor a t n stag din- strictly tte ry -’ - “ • •' • *mf the Smyrna Yacht Cldb l this Thursday night nt 7:*0 trf the recently-apW grid mentor lb»ce at Galneiellle lis t lgh School, Cattlemen Are Urged To Improve Pastures CLERMONT, Apr. 24.— Dr. Charles Northen, noted toll e l ­ part, has for many year* Florida cattlemen and da to improve their pasture The Iilandeta of Daytona Drach tallied In the tenth inning laat night to acoro two run* and noie oat ■the Leesburg Anglers by an 8 to .7 iccre. % The lelanders tied the game up at alx-«1l I t scoring two runs in tho ninth frame. The Angler* came back in their half of the tenth to (core a tally t u t the Utander rally accounted for the victory. Score by Innings: R U E Leeiburg . 111.010 Oil 1—1 H 3 Daytona D. I l l 100 003 3 - 8 1.3 7 Shewcy, Sigmon and Waller; Maalal and Naumagn. The DeLand Retf-lUt* rallied in the eerenth inning to score three runa and defeated the Ocala team by an 11 to 10 acore in the Flori­ da State League. Beth leomi ueed fuur pitchers, DeLand collecting 18 hit* and Ocala 11. Pour error* were and Schlm; Davit, Ruknvlch. Bevllarquo, Toene* tnd Riratonbcrg. LITTER CRANE, Mo., Apr. 21. —rd’i — Three of the pigs born to Jim Cortner’s sow died. Maytc brriiu*r Jim live* 1.1 bloeka south of Main Street and the sow eho*c the 1.3th day of the month to bear n litter of 13 pigs. llf w a %a Itu ffln * WnahliiRton nt llo c to n — l»a>tina • OrovF. O lr w la if l nt Nt. L o u la — Mllnar p oelponed, I.K A IJIK |io*!on 7. \y*Bhln*lon *. Vi. K« finely I’hlja.lrti'hl# 3. Nrw York •« other Kaipra p«»tpnunl, rain. MU Tlir.lt* A«IICH |.%Tin% I* trot; at I'h ira c t. — N rw M m ItiRtirjr. v« (Jood News For,' Women Every day women a te Gliding their headache*. nervousness, cramp-like pain*, other symptoms of functional dysmefaorrpea dub to malnutrition am 'helped by CARDUI. Main wav it usyiallr helps i* by Increasing appetite and flow of gastric juice) te aid­ ing digestion, helping build - up user*. Periodic distreaa I* also eased for many who take CARDUI a few day* before sM during “ the time." Women Have u»cd CARDUI for m ire than 5(1 year*! — Adv. THE STANDINGS C lt t r U ii'l I'hllmt* 11•111.i j>rlr«>H Nah\ \ mi K W 3 3 3 2 •* C 7 S .7OP .71*0 Kn»ttk iHf can Hit Is- It.M-l. 3)1 Kni*h\ tllf ISS :s t llltiiiititfli tin r«»o Nr*t O i Ip .1118 rrl H I. ( .m i In —_ ItO K to ll 3 & 3IC I I .31*0 it 2 PC'O rhliuitf Iphin Nbw York t'hlcnif** A H u ll it % \ ItOMtlMI . ... I t i t i.i :\ t i i r . w I I 710 L O 2 3 I 3 !**n tin u I i t m i i .t n 3 % 3 3 2 3 2 GOVERNOR oo» VOTE HMI 8 FOR »8 ____ 1 I sx) U 7*C at) m n % %t i o \ %i. l . r . U i l i: llr.ss.klk n a llowlun 3 K* " Vm k I. rh llitili l|itil-t •» T. W. Lawton m u om ? vote 3y FRED HARM AN FOR SUPERVISOR OF REGIITRATION vote r o n one FOR COMPTROLLER rriT t: m n o n k FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER ______ FOR ffTATE TREASURER »OTK r o i l ONE m n n s ii v o te RED RYDER onr FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL 1*HIstt it re h 3 rhli-ufto 2 1^0 onh I.MALI'M I l l ' L l IKI I I . O r« l« -ta------------------ i. r r i Vo t k r o n FOR SECRETARY OF STATE votg PARTY FOR OJUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION & :ic u :m :it n .o I'MMlIll % m i l : Spessard L. Holland Francis P. Whitehair IJo n f•nI ms-w«lltr 7. hiinfnrC X Orliiii'lM 7. Ht A iik *i"t I rtf 2 I »'* \ l»im Itrai'h n. l.rra h u iR 7 1 1U bin* Fred P. Cone ion .ft'in T 1 B. C. Dodd Geo. W. Gray _ C M. Hand J. F. McClelland VOTK r o l l ONB r n r .tt* 3 m im i m io> tv I. »*rl * 0 I non c II | HOH Atlnntii Chatt;«no«>a;i s n i oo« s <* i.ono 1 ft i li**0 ItrtMiklyti h ii 3 I 3 3 C0n 3 3 l»C 2 3 .Ml m. r.'MiiThlniL •• Wa* hiiiKion P rt I'lt la b u i h Ii I'liif in t in il L FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR I. .KALI •: %% Is A D E M O C R A T IC votb m n ow n votb m n ou r D IS T R IC T Ne- 1 0 . J. Pope _____ _ M. B. “T-Bone” Smith ; FOR STATE SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION TOR COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE D. L. Thrasher FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER _ D ltT H lC T Ne. ■ tO T K r o n ONE FOR RAILROAD COMMISSIONER votb re n t ( vnr F. A. Dyson FOR STATE SENATOR •ITTI| s e n a t o r ia l d is t r i c t vi»i b r t i n ok b FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER io t k Ralph B. Chapman E. F. Ilousholder Hfc ro tS N fT C O S P C C T ATVIlbhti— C P U -B E . J A. CWOCH T ) © U P j HIPA T H E S E . / KhJOCKQUT P i L l_S .* ) Group No. 1 vo tk fOTK Pon r o l l ONB George H. Bridge, Jr. FOR MEMBER OF BOARD OF " PUBLIC INSTHUCmON jJojin G. Leonardy By V. T. HAMLIN l L - ------ t WHAT D O TOO ] 1 WM S U E D TOVSMf Ml ST/YE.S, l \ THINK WE M P S T H E CAPTTA1 / R e l i e v e / s h o u l d d o ToVv'OF AMAXOMIA, J W E ’V E k O O R IG H T U P REACHEDATO THE . OUR G O A L /) G A T E ? f -JUDGING BY *THE StZ T H E ARM Y OP W A Q W O O S. N^am^RStScE/ votk ‘ FOIt MEMBER OF UOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION 0 . P. Herndon VOTK r o l l n N , r ,T U t C V FOR TAX COLLECTOR VOT|l row ONK __ _______ VOT B rO W O N K ____________' * E. T. Haines FOR MEMBER OF BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION * * V O TK K O I. O N S ,M ’ t m t f T * L. E. Jordan FOB JUSTICE OF THE PEACE m n » ns," , w ,ot * 7 '___ J_____ j _____ ; __ 8 .F . Doudney 17, Herald. o N K D ,,T *, , C r y o r p r o n « nk FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR OF TAXES n s cottOB ro n TOR CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT John L Galloway Jno. D. Jinkins E. C. (N ed) Smith, Jr. FAY cash for tuxedo th a t n o d condition. S1m 17 or ’W rite Boa 48 m Th» *- • ro n W. (J Kilbee S. F. “Sammy” Long Group No. 3 ALLEY OOP D l l l l l l r T Ne. | FOIt COUNTY COMMISSIONER votk • TOR MEMRER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES v e r tis e m e n ts on ,; J. E. Partin J. R. Lyles votb " 4 FOX COUNTY COMMISSIONER r o n I INF. L. P. Hagan NORMAN, OkU.. Apr. —Rubter veins ho'u the sharks together a t Oklahoma University. A rubber substance is Injected In­ to the vein* of sharks ueed In the dissecting ciessea. Arteries am filled with red rubber and valnt with dark blue. The rubber makes the sharks “stretchy." r o n t.NEO U r*t,0T ***•'» W. R. Ballard B. J. Overstreet, Sr. FOR MEMBER OF THE HOUSE OF REprtESENTATlV^I ELASTIC FISH MISCELLANEOUS Panama ha* n coastline of 477 mile* on the Atlantic iVtd 787'on the Pacific. M* inphtn A. Nnw Orlcann I O lh ri MAiuen pi»nt|Hiii«uI. rain B A m eant article In th e Flor­ ida Poultry and Stack Magus*1" points o at that If pasture 'M»l am fertUtsed and mineraJUad. as advocated by Dr. Northen, dairy eattfe Will * produce milk over Epoclal invitations also have longer periods, and of a better been sent to all Unhrorslty of Florida and,N otre Dame alumni m in this section of tho state. All 9 alumni and football fans ata In­ vited to attend. Xlab la a former AII-AMertogti tackle a t Notre D a jte F V '-Them will bo a one dollar rh ifg i for the-dinner, and those drersltv. and Dean Louie, flomlrsl. misni ucuuir., Him *11 iui|»iuin,.tu men’s single* of one game. Leading the « omen’s team were Mi*s Dot I’owcll ami Miss Ellen Betts who won both their singles matches with ease. Miss Dot M anhall disposed of her oppon­ ent in handy manner, also. Jim Higgins and Clydu Parker displayed nn excellent game In winning their double match against the top-reeded ‘Orlando pair, Britton and Sullivan. The doubles match wa» easily one of the best matches of the evening. Higgins mnd INirker outdrove, outchipped and out-maneuvered their opponents who were no slouchf* themselves when it came to stra­ tegy and variety of strokps. The final score was IB-0, IB-11. Perhaps the lop match of the evening In the single* was beIn a previous mateh, Sullivan nl a previous match, Sullivan had defeated Parker. Both men fought for each point, on sever- Land, Titusville. Orjan* dl. S t Augustins,’• paJacksen villa ham boon id am expected to at* bh with C. Winston eyrna Yacht Club, by morning. There will be lent and short remark* lotting celebrities, highLfcVs message to Florlorldlans. fvhoon asked to bring pla two assistant*. Her- flrltl A M K IlirA K WORDS al iMvtiaien* extended rallic* ran RANKN TOII%1 for 20 jtnd :itl exchanges. I’arkcr INDIANATOLI8. Apr. 21.—1/1*> ri.niiniA it a t r i.rA ca i: —As if ono needed to lie tnld, finally won the .match after an awNfortl af O f«la. extra five point* were necct*ary. with the thermometer at 12 de­ I«ifahurie at HI. Autfuatin*’ ttild iin l nt <sa ln m v lllr gree* nbovo tcro. Dr. Herman (>. Tim final weorc stood 14-14 (tlo) Orlniitlu at Oaytonn >ltnuch M organ, city health officer, nilB-l l play-offI. *l«ed: “Although Spring I* h rir Mi** Powell and Mis* licit* \ATlO\AI. I.LAIII K both i xhibitrd complete maytety effieially, the weather I* too rohl HI la t u lK a t C t u n i h l l . i l l — l'*»at • |»n|IMt. fllM.lt of their opponent*. to permit changing to too light llowtufi a t • Itr (Miktyil — lN.artl.il apiwrcl ycl." A return match i* scheduled to v a . W y a t t be played here within two week* Ntw York nt I'liitaiti-Iphia — Yaii« •Irtihrrir \n Mtilrnhy. on May li. The practice of holding elec­ hurR h— l.n» or tion* on more than one day was Summaries: .Men’s single* — OhleaKo attrhI'lttN rr. Parker defeated llritton lfi-5. Hoot \ *o t llu not uncommon In the early year* F t t i m i .l a h i i : I li I l.ifl l|>tila at N“ R York — of the United State*. l.VT, Sullivan defeated llljgln* 18-8. IB-12: ilea* tlefcsted Chap­ man IB-0, IB-12VGraham defeated Reilr IB-0. 1B-'J. Men'* ilouble*— . S A M P L E P R IM A R Y E L E C T IO N Parker and lligvin* defentcil Sul­ livan iiml tlriltnn 1B-0, IB-11: Hollingsworth and Graham defoaleel Hraa and Reitx 1-3. 5-2. 11-16Women'* single* — Powell defasted Gillespie 11-1. lt-2 ; Bell* ilefriileel Anderson 11-1, l l - ll T U E S D A Y , M A Y 7 ,1 9 1 0 Marshall defeated Howard 11-7. HKMINOI.E COUNTY Il-K: Women’s douldes — Ram­ sey and Mar-hall defeated HowP R E C I N C T N U M B E R ............................. aril mid Gillespie 11-3, 11-10: In Mixed double* Powell and Make n Cross Mark (X) after tho Name of tho Candidate of your Ohotce P4iker dcfenteel Anderson and Sulliesti BO. 15-11; Relts and Million* v ilefested Howard and FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS TOR SHERIFF Brown IB-li, 15-1: Gillespie and v o r r r o n *Kvn.*i v o tk r o n ONg _______ Graham defeated Den* and Brid­ ge* 15-12, 12-15. 0-15._________ The Orlando Senators gut off to a fast atari by scoring. three runs in the first three Innings and were never headed aa they defeatad the St. Augustine Saints by a 7 to 3 scorn. Byram, hurling for the Sena­ tors, held the Stint* tu three *cattered hits while his teammate* collected 10 off three 8t. Align*- NkBfgnl le fts hurar,. tine hurlert. Score by Inning*: tirlninlo . Ihrytorm llra ch R II E (la ln ra v llln St. Au’tine 100 000 010—2 .3 n O fl^ nd ........... Orlando .. H1<03O ltbr,-7 in 2 ill. A up Uat Ine Ce»on, Wiley,. MrClouil and O cala hfobley; Ryram and Onls. N A T IO N A I. ' rlin -ln ii.ell-m C ru *lry votk __ St. Clair Cameron FOR COUNTY JUDGE VOTN m i l IINH S A ID ! TOTH I James G. Sharon B. W. Ware J t t W it .....M. “Poh" r fit" " ? . ro* “o n e‘M B S * " ™ 0 VOTK r o n W. Herbert Messer X flfari l Nrij dvV j ■ I Tea- �- r 1 I ■ »•' " T ' " 'T ■ . . • '• ,W E D N E S D A Y , A P R I L 2 4 , I M P ggH A iD , BANFOBD,,FLORID* Political Group Attends By Held In Canal Hearing Hfcld At Ocala :?* Geneva School Cow ftoas* P ra m P ago' O ael rgo A. Speer, Jr.; candidate* ’.tdx’ folleetor, Ned Smith, iwL. Galloway, and Jno. D. S T tho candidate* for cheilff: .McClelland, George W. Gray, K\tfjind *nd R, C. Dodd. W, M M * and Edward F. time, IdAUa'/for Supervisor* of oMUion, *pok«. W Emma Abbott Lyman and f<M«wtos Merrill (poke In t r ­ od tbelr candidacies for ConUMm ) Democratic committeeA u'and George R. Wilmer hi* candidacy V.Stata >tie committee- 3. Britlih troop* h aw "beea rountrr-attackrd,” In tn* word* of the official, communique, by Oermam north of Trondheim, on Ihe w rit coast, and • tharp enttajtrment haa m u lled . tC o allao ed P ra m P a g * O ael Neutral military men aald the rrsrntativra Green, Caldwell, and first aituation waa by far the Hendrick*, urging construction of moat important. They emphaalied that If the German* recoil before AVOCADO#—No sappU oo. ORANGES—No Sup. tho A ilin’ heavy su m and A PPL E S! e a s te r n U l llltr T mechanized unit* it will be • p erial !.«•— W lncaap I J b - l .l trave blow to their hope* of re­ ImBANANAS— Im p o rt* !, eopp taining Olio. mod. d em and fa ir, p ery -lb . IM BEANS |U M A > —No BUS. .Despite 'the relative amallnesa BRANS f SN A P)—Sop. I l k , # t oam . vtatk SANFORD MARKET b ak la I l l - L i t . W aa him, l . l l RKETS—Supplteo, Ilk... d e n lood. D ot. I>ua, t t - l l , bu. ba f*•*». the two proposed canal* the aum BROCCOLI—No Sup. lually as benefiu C A B B A aE —S upplloa m o d of *$500,000 annuall m aad fa ir. P e r la a l l . l t - t i k i . fiom plraiure crofL CIIINKSK CARBAOR—N a a a p “I would not bo aurprlaed If It CABBAGE (R E D )—Ma Sup. CABBAGE PLAN TS—S u p g wculd be three times that amount,” he said. ‘ T aE ^ u' W " 4^ 1* tiona. Flight* of ' • RAF plane* m and fa ir. Doa. bun. t l - l M , -imndldatda for County ComProponent* of the canal repre­ Iximhcd Natl bates a t KJeHer Skrr wert Introduced by Mr. sented rille* and rountle* from A tjW rL O W E R —tfo aupptle and Kornrbu, near Oslo, to stem hPC R LR R T —Buopllsa m od. Dorn "the tide of German reinforce­ l o C m ■District One ware G. J. l j erl«, I . H - I . l t ; l - i e - i a 'a I ment*, and again assaulted Aal­ .D. L. Thrasher, and M. II. C K I.ERT IIR A R T S—Sop. fr I Platelet Two, Fred A. Dyborg In Denmark, with tha ad­ demand m od c m *., l . t l - t l s , ta . Harrison, and J. E. mitted loss of one bomber. L ie . CIHCO RT—No su p p lies. strict Three, W. II. The Itrltlih aubmarlnea Sea COLLAR DO—No su p . 4,. and B. J, Overstreet; I.lon, Sunflsh and Snapper, op­ It Five, W. G. Kllbee, and erating In the narrow watora of the Rkagerrak, were declared to have sunk nine pnd posalbly It) German merchantmen, five • of total tonnage them In convoyi of .10,000, according to Informed between British aad Carman.land naval aourceo. Eight German force* In central Norway cam* *h!p* of 53,108 tons war# an- from author!tod Carman- saaraaa 1 nounrrd to liavn bean aunk at yastarday but German efflcUtsupply. Narvik, the email ship Rhein cap- dom, analysing rapotta of addi­ Marvin Walker of Lakeland,i lured and the 4,4(M on Torgen tion'll air and naval engagement#, yoti Rill never live to regret m, n i|tfr of th< Klorida Cltnisi Frllien reported aunk south of adopted tha attitude tkat “the more th# British attem pt ts-land I Producer* Trude Association, cn- Stockholm, ally, esgnliant of the n rrd a|(|orse<l the position of the repre­ On Hie other hand, London In Norway the better wa like IL” ss grant 8taU, ha promises senUtlves of the Conservation i niphaalzed a steady drop In N ail ronfklanca waa, bolstered Ight -all tha wrongs and league. Rrth league official! ami Itritiah ara loaaea. Three British by nawa a f th* German bombings ly all tha Ilia that hla ten- Walker aald they favored the pm- ship*, the Swalnby, M anay and of AiuVilanea and Namsos, Brit­ i f office will surely bring posed Intrscoaatal canal from the llnwnby, went down Uat week, ish debarkation poiata south and .-—Ypu all - know of thelAneelot River to 8L Marks. bringing tha Brltiab-flgurad to­ north of German-held Tramlhatmi dS'congested condition that The Conservation League was tal of war losses to 873,7)3 tons. Grong, railway point 30 miles west ef Narasoa, and Dombaa,-an­ I 'In Chattahoochee andliepresented by Eugene S. Mac- Ttritiah shipping eiparta com­ other strategic rail point 60 mite* 3d.*''My candidate promises‘Donald of Rrbtlng, Its president; placently comparrd this figure south of Andalsnea. Tha Nails Ueve this congestion by Ink- Homer L Hughes of Bradenton, n t all hla'relatives and glv- secretary; and Joalah C. Chase of with the German total of 481,000 aald Andalsnea had bean destroyed tons which they computed aa loat, by an all-day air raid Sunday. with the Slate, Mr. Winter Haven, vice president. and aald the smaller 'Oermen Coupled with the** announced merchant fleet waa far lets able successes, the Germans claimed to stand such losses than the the sinking of two British trans­ British. ports and one destroyer, "tka. flrThe House of Lords waa In­ Ing of- another transport, a'rlilt formed offlalally that British on another destroyer and damage , losses in th* first weak of-flarce to two elh*r enemy craft: “If .the British land a s . many but sporadic sea fighting In Nor­ wegian waters war# three da- as 30,000 troop*—all the batter,“ — IC M IU O S l i s a P a s o O s s l _ nnd British has thrust south­. atroyrrs, on* " submarine and authorised Nails asserted defiantward from the Britons’ central-. one trawler aunk. Th* govern- ly-Seen through German ayes, all west roast landing plarra anil,, ment spokesman, Lord Hankcy. attempts by the British to gain’s flanking the Llllrhamnirr con­ minister without portfolio, Indi­ foot-hold In Norway ar* doomed flict, Is pushing fur llnmar. <!U cated that non* of IS other to absolute failure. Likewise, Nor­ miles south of LUIrhamtncr nndl war ship* damaged waa vitally wegian resilience Is “sheer aul•a much fun. ' Long favors getting HO miles north of Oslo. Thisi hit except for the destroyer cldc.“ ff- the highways. He force has taken Moclvrn. uboul llardy, which was- beached at “The Norwegian army has only Narvik. ttje or'other livestock seernd-rmte equipment, oria .au­ The supreme Allied war coun­ thorised commentator observed. Inrays should become cil waa declared, maantlma, to “We, on th* other hand, eahie to y of the man who here to supply their needs. tc'BYvr them. "If you want to see prosperity have reached new decisions In Notwqy prepared In cveyy w af ’lo Long further propose* eome around the comer, boomtime a two-day meeting In Pari* whlch> the moat modem and up-to-date S state Capital from business again prevail, monry arc “designed to guarantee ef-' manner. ‘ ' - M t* Sanford. It should in both pockets aa well as two fretive cooperation of th* Allies.’ “Wa have not left out any de­ i ssaa It would then be bath tubs in your home, then go tail. We seised every strategic tite d and w* have to the polls and vote for Howard BERLIN, Apr. 84. —(A7— The. point along the-entlr* coast. Theta int a to res and office* Long for Governor." I first admission of direct fighting; ianT pny pqrt of eostsequenee! which-Is not- in our hands. •.;“Why, amen tho -British IrW ) bere.ond there ( i land tkiy, couldn’t even set up their *|r- « ■blitics Is ^Satirized At frvKiwanis Meet; Nazis Claim Supremacy In Oslo Region in yacht Ctaco into p o rt hare from a petition eaat of Dayton* B**£h. o y r WATT BABB JOB Byhl t f - l l a ^ PEANUTS— Mn i k .* pialsaaL CLTD R • u - ro R ,M A f || * STflAWRJ ea d o w s, add r— m»ME• o rd trtd «M n * N| to ajM fAr u f o n |H « INI d By ill-n o TOMA’ ■I J M • W .M U a a d . a g a l n t you D oa bua. W ATBR d rm a *d - h aad SON TO A L L C R ED IT O R 'S AND P E R ­ SONS HAVING CLAIMS OR D E ­ MANDS AGAINST SA ID 1 3 •T A T E : T a u an d each o f y e a a r a h srs b y no i if lad a a d req u ire* l a p raeen l a a p cla im s a a d d e a u a d a . w h ich p p a . a r e ith e r e t you. m ay .h av e a g a in s t th e e a ta ta a f T . C. CARLPON. daeaaaad. la ic or aald Coonty , t a fk a C o u a lr i a d k e a f Samloot* C o a a ty , F lo rid a. a t h la . offlea la tb * e o a r t h**aa o f aald C h a n ty a t S a afard . F lo rid a , w lth la a te a I c a lc a d a r m e a lk * fro m Iba tim e o f lb * flre l p a h llc a tlo a o f Ikla a o tlrs. R ack claim o r d cam ad • h a lt he la w r llla s , an d ohaTl a ta la ta * p l a n o f rasldaoc* a n d p ast efflco addroaa o f th o cla im a n t, aa d sh a ll go a worm l a h r claim an t. a***L o r 'a l t o r a c r . and an y sack cla im a r d am s ad n o t so filed tB sll b e re td . MAT L. CARLSON, Aa n e e a t e r o f th o L acl w ill e n d T e sta m e n t of T . C. CARLSON, daceaoed P lr e t.p e k tlc a ilo a - A p r il l, i»«m DAMC.ING RHUBA 5 j 3 B * ? ' ,aatm # d _ .C o u rt* *hbi moet Important Junctions la to isolate Trondheim , from north aadmoutlL- , DNB, tb* German, official WHOM IT MAT estate o r uns. A. MANAMA P N M N l. JACK HOLLOW ArS MARINE ROOM a illy. ’ __ , < R. II. WALTHOUR. E is c u t o r a f th a r a ta l* * f MRS. D. A. MANARD. Golnir Places? O COTTS S tandard CON- I r s a o r i a s A C m la liG a iiii STOCKHOLM, Sweden, Apr. 34 —VP)— .T he' JB rltlehM oniur a i Narvik waa eiecuUd b y . German soldiers In the back-yand'Of the Grand hbUl whfn the M»*l* la1 •lleged bafe iodayl * •; *l"g.' W W w ge aboard’'"a • Flanlah m upltloni. shift, aald -Ha beUevad^hs waa. th* only. America A cltlsed who -was abta -to sep Uhl Germans' occupy NaWlk '^ v l , to RADIATOR “Shortly* aftar "tKa Oei janded.". h»' *aJd, “l t*ek -’s , around the town, running,li group or nly' N bH rtflih%fafi bed been togvlh*rr-tn- manyTTiey »#ld mbs / <M maa - pi . >. . c U n p i n i r .* RtpAlriltfl; r t sis,•tasrws’ > • • i arm peeving e SUPER-DUTY R 0 A b * s fe a v itB TBIjBFHQNB 4IM captured th*i British.TdRML •‘P r o m 9 ' I h d i i 1*: t i t t t# T R U C K CO^— S E M IN O L E G A R A G E aourcea, ~hB ea1M m tff ■t 1fin dloeloae, I W m A l X t t» lah consul waa taken ou tlh *J*v“ mW#e# , VI , ssew MVIVI Nw* down. They said be-was shot bacause ba refused to dlvulg* Ift* 'fom atlqn eoHsenOng1^hi*. *omh sh ift T M .D efw an fri latcd wMh fqur7«aft of Which -struck -thT B Li iiJ •iria w ot csM crna iB * a * () n n K M r a t e w B e a d w i w a i K I E E ’J l K M P3ICO IsfUAi CTTJ c m r : a ON-RKADI I 1 I d. TO A l l . WHOM IT MAT CON. C.ERNl . N olle* U k » r « l» | i | « i i ( h a t n . It. W B Itk o ar H IM h is f in a l r e p o rt u E s s c a to r o f I M oololo •t MRS. A. MANANfX I h w i M i th a t ho M hi* N l t l l M t o r f le e t- Ulsrh srjre . aw* tk a t k* w ill appljr i* Ik* H o eerab ls- B. W . W A R E T c o v b tjr i n t e r o: S fn .la o l* C * u u tr p lo rte a , a n Ik* frd - < > r o f M ar l e t s . fo r o p p ro v sl o f ram * an d to r fin al tlltrh a rw t a* K a re illo r of Ik* • • l a t a * f MRS. I>. A. MAMARD. I w i u i on ik la tr d S a r a ! A p ril O raayo a t W all, O rU udo couaii naval units In Nagiikee fjord yesterday. One deatroykr -----wee described aa “badly blL’’ ..l In Mond#y*a air aeti*n< agalnaj the British navy, the news.agency i^ o , B rlw h waraMpe , and. four British merchantmen of four to eU thousands ton* were sunkoff Alleeuhd. • . -. ■> ♦ h Sm t h e cobntt. in p r o * Bo S u re T o “ L e t U a C heck Y o u r C a r, F ir s t! u W j r W f ,l*r : $ a r b i k ia u - l MTtW VMN.K MW, I waraklp ,*fbs -a h if across th rb e w of f t m is ts MIIUAMS i m im u ■ Ran n tn iMi.jNppHto 1 ■**. d » "auTABau' ao—No rth e rn M .-.tb . ig. i.ae. I i Aom ainb —No aupptiea.'. - c lo th e s a n d I f * t t f m a y b Im part a n t I s every b u b t d • g sod placs Is begin saving tm r ift. D s they really fit y o u r Job? Mg s r t s s am all T A r* th ey w asting baesnas tbsy*rs under-pow ered— redT A rs th e y gearsd right fa r your *• # n u t court o r tm r co brtt * IN HR: ESTA TE o r T . C. CARL- JACKSONVILLE, Apr. 14. r (AT—Smith and "Few eemtluctSen eempaay, AUaaU, waa law bid* L .h .lP 'L T T K 'W . der yedterday on- foundation work PA RSLRT— D o s in nunaoL M o r ru iM n * . �• a' tn ? ’*L " * M K o n F ndi A ai VbgbUSIbS Than An; BlmUur A m b America », VOLUME e t * # a » TJ.S. N e u tra lity • Strengthened In Move By President porta and te r rito r ia l w atera. In an eiteutlve order, Rooieveil pretcribed refulaliom gov«rning enforcemtnt of U. 8. ^neutrality in the battling bettreen Germany and Norway. One reiult of the proclamation and order waa to apply tha cash sad carry plan to Norway, who now win ba able to obtain war •supplies In thla country only by paying caih and tranapartlng them In non-Amertean v f t li Tha Oermana apread rapidly north In Norway today, apparenUy with auch ptla-drlver pawg a r that Allied forcea ware na^ a b la to atop them. Tha British admltUd the AlIlea had been compelled to raratreat from pooitiona naar LUlahammrr bacauM of -Ineroaaod • en em y proaauro” in th a t a re a , w i h t p ivotal p oin t o f the atrag gle fo r tho "gate to Oslo." TOThtng'* «tiM.Um)» eald th a G e rm a n a w ere d riv in g n o rth fro m Oalo a lon g tho rout# cleared o f enom y roaiatanco by S th eir bombera and had aelted Roroa, w ith in 70 m iles o f T r o n d ­ heim . the G erm an-occu pied atronghold on the weat coaat. R apid G e rm a n atrldea a p p a r e n U y w a re ylm ed a t . apeedlng g rein fo rcem en ts to the Tro n d heim fro n t, ik ey to dom lnotion o f N o r w a y , w h ere tho B ritia h a ck n o w t edged N aal forcea ap peared “ to be digging In Juet n o rth of S lr in k je r ," w reeted from the 2 A llle a . M eanw hile algna o f u n r e a tr ic t od w a rfa re w ere teen In B e rlin T h e high com m and a ccu sed B r i­ ta in o f opening Ma e rla l w a rfa re on nndefandad m ilit a r ily unlm j p o rtan t lo ca litie s"— a ch arg e q u ic k ly denied In Lo n d o n . T h la w a a the v e rd ic t on rep orted bom ­ b a rd m e n t n e a r H eld a , Sch lesw igH o lstein . Foreboding also waa seen for . Sweden In the statement of one • authorised German source that her hour for "decision* waa ap­ proaching, but tha Informant de­ clared "We hava no designa whatever on Sweden." 8wedUhGorman trade negotiations In • progress a p p a re n tly w ere a t tna corn o f th l^ I Meanwhile, In London, Sir 'Johnson Anderson, ministar of home security, told tho House of Commons ho was considering • strict repression of aubverahro elements, Including Communist and Fascist factions. C o u n t y Receives •$ 5 ,5 6 2 .9 8 F rom Race Track Funds A check for I k t t t M has been • received from the office of Comp­ troller J. M. Lao aa Seminole County's share of tho race track monies for tha previous month. County Clerk O. r . Herndon eald today. a 1 Today’s check from Tallahassee brought tho total amount of money received by tha Conaty from this source to | I I M U i This money la placed la tha Cenaty's general operating fund to moot current expandttaraa. # Mr. Herndon said that tha letaat payment will ba need prtnel* pally for tha payment of axpeases Incurred la tho raaurfaolag of Semlaolo County made damaged la tha January fmaaa. g> Remittances are made from tha comptroller's office mohthly thla year, la accordance w ith 'a sta­ in to enacted a t thd last lagtalaUvo aaeetoa which rhaagnd the - dtstrihotloa from a lamp m m a t j tho d ooe of tho radag eoaaoa. Of tha total araa of Iaolaad, alx-oornatha la unpeodaetbm. t o Reported Married i,. ■ - I f R oosevelt Is Urged To Seek A Third Term B y n a m in g th p d e le g a tio n it­ s e lf, th e c o m m ittr e ig n o re d a p ­ p e a ls fo r a p re s id e n tia l p re fe rcn e e p rim a ry , o n e o f w h ic h rn m e fro m u g ro u p e m b ra c in g ad vo n e w s n a p e rs r# ,c * ° f V ic e -P re sid e n t G a rn e r, R ep o rts to P a r is «t I . ee slie .lie n n i o u ts p o k e n o n t i- N c w D e a le rs . from C a n n e s ara thh at L C o m m ittin g th e m s e lv e s to H o re -B e lish a , fo rm e r B r itis h m in ­ su p p o rt R o o s e v e lt s h o u ld h e se e k iste r o f w a r, and J a c q u e lin e D c th e d e le g a te s e m ­ lu bac (a b o v e ), F r e n c h actress, r e - e l e c t i o n , N e w D e a l G o v e rn o r w ere m a rrie d . D ate and tim e p o w e r e d R i v e r s t o c a s t G e o r g i a ' s 24 w ere not in d icated by the dis- E d vo te s fo r th e m a s a u n it a n d patches. "a s d ire c te d ." D e m o c ra tic le a d e rs m o u ld e d th e R o o s e v e lt th ird te rm sn o w b a ll y e s te rd a y u m t sm o o th e d th o g ro o v e to r o ll it d o w n to th e P re s id e n t u t W o r m S p rin g * y c> . le rd a y . O n th e e v e o f th e s ta t e lit m o . ra tie e x e c u tiv e m e e tin g , M a j 'la rk H o w e ll, e d ito r an d p ub ---------1is lie r o f th e C o n s t it u t io n , u rg e d O N n t i n n n H l l V I * B o o n ! I', * !"' c o m m itte e am i th e " T v a u o n s n a v e u e t n j,I,.le g a t io n to th e n a tio n a l eonU n f r i e n d l y S i n c e ' ;r n " " u •’ m w c . i tn u „ , n .e d to ad o p t n re so lu tio n stro n g ly in d o rsin g R o o s e v e lt fo r « th ird te rm . B E L G R A D E , Y u g o s la v ia . A p r ) o n * N e w Y o r k w lie s, b e a t P re m ie r M a r r k ! J« n ilt-s l a r t A s s o c i a t e d P r o , . , d i r e c 25. — ( / P I — V i c e th e im p e n d in g . 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T i l l W i M n l i i a n t o M it t lift n i l n i l lh# R U I 111 o f tin* o|*i'i nt ion* n r ; ir •l * y p ic n ic o n t h e h u iik tt o f th f U llr h m n n ir r . far t*i t h r »oiiihm «t. S u w a n n e e R iv e r at T re n t, n o n t T o halt Ih r flow of iinuhsiLrn J u n e 2. L t r m i n divisinna int i N'orwuy, W ilm ing to n, D el., at today's h o w rv rr, tho R A F u lm rk «$t *Stn Ita affect also on next L iv in g C h u rch a t f o llo a i: "T h e If. H. W . V . T O M F K T m eeting w as Sous C h e f H e n ry II. v s u p r r, O slo * am i will ba watched with InUraat. K ri*t 1 *fi»«iwi ch ief valu s of the book lies tn T h r U n ite d S im n id i A m e ric a n G ree n , A tla n ta . About 800 dele­ N o rw a y ; A n lho rir. D enm ark, a r il her stud y of the development of flu * a u x i l i a r y gates attended the session. ■t tho G orm an Murid of H ylt, o ff W a r V e t e r a n s a n d Bernadette's ch aracte r and person­ w ill o ln a -rv i. M u s t e r southw est D enm ark. T w in *, p tnrr. I o r g a n i s a t i o n a lity . T h e sain t aa sh s is com ­ over, they Attacked G erm an ship*. I ' ' " V » t t h e r e g u l a r n i e r l i n g i n t h e monly depleted disapp ears and H u t to n ig h t a t 8:00 there em erges a sim ple and o 'c lo c k , a c c o rd in g to J . E . F a r . shrew d p easant g irl, who a s the • in . r o m in a n ilc r o f th e (o ra l r a n in W A T K I I T A H T K K Ii A l l MIAMI. Apr', **. —W V - BaR i - f r e s h m r n t s w i l l Im - s e r v e d a t eaae ad record registration for reeu lt of h e r fa ith is enabled to tha May 7 primary, Dada county meet adulation w ith h u m ility and M an y com p laints have l>crn I b e c l o s e o f ( h e l u * i n t - * « m e e t i n g . Can did ates fo r public o ffice i n Is n eve r bewildered or deflected must esquire now voting n a - ' 8cm in ole Co u n ty m u st file the i f made a t (he C it y H a ll no (h r u n ­ A l l v e t e r a n s a n d I h r i r w i v e s w e r r h e r path by the most con­ rhlaaa la addition to tho SM al- from second expense statem en ts in the usual taste of the C ity 's w ater u r g e d t n a t t e n d . fu sin g of outward occurences o ffice of C o u n ty C le r k O. P. ■uppljr. and C it y C le rk II. S'. . . . S he U undoubtedly a sa in t " & v £ i n figures showed tlfiH and • v a r y hum an one* . . . Th a H erndon tom o rio w or bo d isq u a li­ Mayer told the co m p lain an ts t h a t NEW CIICRCII PLANNED anaMAad voter*, compered U II,- early ch apters of the book con- fied fo r D em o cratic n o m in s t in the odd L is le is raused by the T h e Seventh (la y A d ventist., «T» two years ago aad I1 J I1 tain a good account of a p ilg ri­ su bject to the p rim a rie s on May w ater Ic in g pumped d ire c tly from the w a te r m ain lin a into the have been granted p erm ission hv m ag e and the atm osphere of 7, M r. H erndon sold today. T tho aonaty*a 114 All of the candidates filed t b r ir | standpipe. Tho c o lla to r is not be­ the C it y to erect a rh u rch e s ti­ faith that animates IL” first ttntem enfb earlier In tbe ing used because ic p a lrs a re be­ m ated to cost about $1,000 at the month and must fllo tho second in g m ade. "T b e differen ce In the so uthw est corner of E lm A vanu c Washington Square, where Fifth on time end file tho third state­ I sate o f the w ate r show s the and Seventh S tre et. T h e building A v en sg 'ta g iu In New York, was ment within 10 days after the v a jt # o f tb s *er> itort" M r. S s y c r w ill be of fram e construction and •lection or te disqualified bjr law. Potter's field. Will ro c. lu re about $4 bjr SO M et. i . •'■ > ATLANTA. Apr. 26.—(A1)— Georgia's Democratic executive committee today elected dele­ gates to the party's national con­ vention who promptly urged President Roosevelt to run for a third term. G r o w e r s Offset Losses In F r e e z e — ..-. ■ G e o r g i a Delegates Take Action Imme­ diately U p o n Se­ lection By G r o u p Steady Movement Of Citrus F rom S ta te Continues ■Dceplte the J a n u a r y fre « *c which did w idespread dam age to the citru s in d u stry in th is state, more than 3 ,600,000 boxes of c it ­ rus f r u it have been shipped to northern m a rke ts w here the h ig h ­ est p rices in several y e a rs have teen paid for the f r u it th at w as able to pass the s t r ic t r e q u ir e menta of the S ta te In sp ecto rs, according to a rep ort of tho F lo r ­ ida C itru s Com m ission. F lo rid a has continued to m ain ­ tain a stead y su p p ly of oranges and g ra p e fru it, despite the pessim istic estim a tes of dam age fo l­ low ing the freese and the prices have been good w ith an In clin a­ tion upw ard, according to the d a ily citru s auctions compiled by tho F lo rid a C it r u s E x ch a n g e and released by the F e d e ra l-S la te M a rk et N e w i S e rv ice . O n T u esd a y 's auction in New Y o r k C it y one e a r of Indian R iv e r g ra p e fru it brought a top price o f $4.20 p er cra te w hile the top p rices on stand ard box­ es of orangea fo r the day w as also n ear the $1.00 m ark w ith auction quotations of $3.90 in se vera l m a rke ts. The a v rra g r m a rk e t fo r the day, how ever, w as $J.4t on vario us grades of fru it packed in standard boxes. Sem inole C o u n tv has sh arrd to a ce rta in exten t in the higher p rices paid fo r fr u it , p a rt ic u la r ­ ly a t the S ta te F a rm e rs M arket w here the volum e is below last y e a r but the averag e p rices have show n Im provem ent. Equal • g ra d e s, of F lo rid a onCfttm tteetrfly have' been b rin g ­ ing better prices iq the auction m arkets than C a lifo rn ia fru it. F ig u re s compiled by the c itru s com m ission show that over 6,000 c a rs of oranges and over 2,000 c a rs of g ra p e fru it have been shipped to m arket since M arrh 17. A ear rontuins ap proxim ately 400 boxes. T h is is slig h tly more than h a lf the amount of fru it w hich F lo rid a shipped d u ring the corresponding four w eeks lust season, but la st y ea r's ehipm rnts w ere a t p rices w hich w ere con­ sid era b ly low er than this season. Bared on a sim ple average com putation, F lo rid a orangea in standard boxes have brought $2.04 during the Inst four week period, w h ile wire-bound boxes returned $2.48. L a s t ye a r, the averag e w as $2.1 H and $2.0.1. G ra p e fru it p rices also are fa r ahead of la st reason T h e ears shipped ainer March 17 th is year have brought $1.97 per bos for seeded f r u it and $2.27 for seed­ less. L a s t season the com parable fig u re s w ere $1.48 and $1.78. T h a am ount of fru it in F lo rid a able to stand the rigid inspection Imposed since the frre se h ss been s u rp risin g in view of the m a n y p essim istic estim ates im m ediate­ ly fo llo w in g the fre e s*. Volum e baa not equalled la st season, but tha much h ig h er p rices would in dieato th a t the F lo rid a grow er who has su ffic ie n t f r u it able to paas Inspection w ill wind up the saaaon with a p ro fit. Tha much-predicted “ alowing down" of ahipmenta still is in tho future, as three more cars b SANFORD. FLORIDA. THURSDAY. APRIL 25. 1940 Cash And Carry % Plan Is Applied Good P r i c e s Help President Roosevelt pro­ claimed a state of war was in existence between Gerftnany and Norway and that The neutrality of tho United States was involved in the conflict. Another proclamation gbarred submarines of the bel­ ligerents from American n AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER Member Associated Press Hr Anffl>l«4 r n — V. m . t - , - ; , rm m m m — - r r r .? Sanford fs The Only Centra. Florida City Affording Kail, H igh**/ And Water Transportation W British Charged With Unrestricted War­ f a r e By Germans | '• r • «• _____ Proclamation B a r s Submarines Of Bel* ligerents From U. S. • Ports And Territory :• ~ O ffic ia ls of the F ir s t M ethodist C 'hu irli here n 'r m aking p lans fo r th r en tertain m en t of ih t Methodist t ’n n feie n re for F lo rid a to t*e helii in Ju ne. Mora than 600 delegates, pMhtttrn and ch urch of­ fic ia ls from «il| over r to iid a w ill ro m r to S a tifo n i fo r the firt-<lay aession. LOCAL W EATHER M o stly clo u d y to n ig h t a>4 F r id a y , possibly lig h t ahowara la e ilr e m a n orth and w est c s n t r a l p o rtio n s, m ild te m p a re ta ra , w � 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, 1940 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 24, 1940 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 24, 1940. 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 24, 1940; <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/5c925f6d43d766a31b9a7c3ec2b74b64.pdf a4c697940bacf20d354c2dd26c129707 PDF Text Text Mo n d a y ; THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA Pitches Leesburg To 10-6 Win Over Sa The origin of Insur 'occn ascribed to the Daytona Beach Blind Bogey Golf Tournament. Hyder And Charlie Roberts Claudlua about 4.1 A. D. TMH COYJIT OF TIIH COfNTY Wallops Ocala ir. a u m ao i.i: c o « s TV. Results In Three-Way Tie INJtiM Lead Seminole Batting Attack 0TATK OF FLOlini.t. IN HK TIIK EHTATI3 OF BELLI: By 11-7 Score CHECK. Dh m ik I In I’mlml*. TO ALL WHOM IT MAT CONCKRXi _ Nolle* |* h*r»l»r alr*n lhat \ 1CTOIl CHECK filed kl* final report aa Ea*culor rf th» **ial» nf IIKI.I.K CHECK. d-c*aa*d: that hflltd hi* prllllnn for final dipchars*, and lhat h* will apply In Ih* flonorabl- n W. WABR counly Jurta- nf Samlnol* Cnunlr. Florida, nn Ih# Ind doy nf May A. D. Ill*, for approval nf ,am- and fnr final dlarhara* aa Kaariilor nf Ih* ratal* nf Hell* Check, ilcrraacd. on thl* 1*1 day nf April lata. VICTOR CHECK. _ Eirculnr of ih* **iai* of lini.t.E CHECK. drenaerd The blind bogey golf matehe* In the Florid* Stale League held Saturday and Sunday a t tha al Oeala. a free-hitting gam* wai Sanford Municipal Golf Course won by Daytona Deach, 11 to 7. m o lted in a three-way tla for Seven pitcher* were paradyd the priie donated by John Irey'a to the mound dlftlng the aft*r* Shoe Store,, a pair of golfing man, gava Sanford’a hurlera ~ZZ3{ noon, four by the Islander* and ihoes. collecting three by Ocala. The three are G. Meyera of plenty of trouble, The team* rapped out a total Altamonte, John Ludwig, and three aafetlea out of four tljnei E. D. Smith. The playoff will up. and Goolaby had a perfect of .0 hit., Augu-tln* Saint*, tic held before tho end of the day, getting two aafetlea out ot The St. playing before n hometown audt- week, probably Thuraday, accord­ ^Altogether*1 the Anglera mada encp, hunched fire hit* for foul ing to Alan Stewart, pro at ,5 h.U while Jo . Sigmon wa. run. In the alxlh inning to de­ the Hanford Unit. There were feat DeLand, r. to 2. Otherwlae a total of 4S cnlrlea and acorn pitching n fine game to limit I it wa* a dote, liard-fought pitch- were unuiually high due to the Sanford to nine blnglea. 'era* duel between Harper and extremely high wlnrfi. ^ 5 Toenea. i.rr.a n i no FRANCIS i \ Other groa* acorea were: ilroal rl i 3 I Orlando acdrerl nine run* on C. E. T iller............ .............. _ .I0 2 VMbrll If s i i * . .even hit* In defrnt Galneavllle lloffnian rf Andy Carraway......................... 82 WDBO 1 | | ' 7 ! at Orlando, ft to 5. Wildnet* on Fred Dolly.....................N o Caro Itl.k al' Onolabr -b pnd ih*» Florida Network >i * i i the part of two Gainesville bitchJohn llc rb a t................. Nn Card W h ll- >• TUESDAY MORNING. ! a ! T r r * contributed to the' Dealing. Gilbert Powell.............. No Card 111.00*11* 1 7:00 To 7:30 W llin c r c _ 2 * i * | The acore. hy inning*: ^ If. M. Wataon .............. NoCard nlamon p n*HTKIIN RTANDAlin TIME K. I). Scott Ot lhai'a iwc.plng Tola I* .......... .. S1 '.Tiny. Itch. 312 020 noO -11 10 5 W. O. Fleming ............ «K Hear th* anna FlorM* b , b ■ Oraln 012 04^ 000— 7 13 8 Ward Jnhnion .................. •T t*# Whltchalr Evarywhar*" • tWIIIIII k I 3 * j W hltr.tnne, Zlmmemlan, Yock- Roy Holler — . .. llr«1 * r rf HM U a n tp b rll 3b t a * * man, llillhurn and Neumann! liert Fort .... OH M k .rn cf , a 3 I Guerin, Ix-nahm, Gate* nno Mam llighleyman.............. 100 Itn b c rla .* Jnhii.*tn lb G. K. F ullager............... -J0 4 i : ;• ______ M a rln n If John Eick.............. 87 It m r a n lb i { H 5 1 n ii k 'K lm b r c l r John Courier.......No Chrd N lm n P ; ! 2 Z D eU nd . 000 200 000—2 62 T. W. Jonea................... No Card fln t, one In the third, and J*t»r n l i t . St. Aug. . 000 1104 tOx—S 0 1 Claude Ijicke........ ....... 0f> put on • big offenalve for a K c . l . i Toenea nnd Rlcitenberg; Har­ Joe Maatera.................. ...... .—. 01 P ln c e H ? i In th* fourth. They UlTotals -. (• * * '• per nnd Mobley. Elmer Toll ......... *7 their fifth marker In the X—Hun tor llnb*rli In SIR Jane Sharon. ........ till H r n r r by In iiin y* : *R 11 K 12U l* .* s b u ia . *** **l ’ !! Galneavllle 000 101 003— 5 10 .1 Nancy White ilph Iljritar w*s tha apart- H i n ln ril . . . 1*1 * • “ s Dorothy Powell ................U...I07 In the Seminole machlna Orlando 230 400 OOx—0 7 0 Dr. Rucker ....................*------- 87 A ssists: iI.M .U liy S. W h it* l Mix* trday, getting three hlU out ■non. Sliurkmun, Pelrlda and Wolf! D. C. Moore................... No Card i-a n ip ii.il lln b s r l* C. Uinrluu. if five time* up, stealing one Itn w a o . J » l * r . Il i r o r a : llo n ls b y 3. Dr. S c o tt.................... H4 WM and chalking up three run* W h lln 3. Illw o a U t * . W lla ie r , M n iK. W. McCauley____ __No Card Itun* iia ilstl In : lln r r in a n 3. ilmialf. Charlie Robert*, Han­ lon. DEF.lt ( E N F I'H ■lu b s rla . alatnn n 1. W llm a r . H b » r u A. 11. Wallace ........... No Card ford ■ahortatop, alio played wall, *, W h lls 3. Ills o n a ll* . I l y i lr r . O. J. Boyd .......... ....N o Card He S u re T o f p M II. Ill» b *( T w o -b a a * till* K L A M A T H F A L L S . Oro., Apr. ig three .hlta out of four UV an m s h rll t. Itl*l*. I l y i U r . M a rln n . W. A. McCracken.........No, Cord It’s email* year— und Id t U* Check V r ud. and ateallng one bate, n n n la lir. T b r * * -lia * « lilt : lln lie rls 22. — (/!*) Wm. A kcrnian........... . No Card hy iuimIpiii mi-thoil*, too— even In Il n l .-r l * M watl as playing a scintillating R tnl*n Itasral lly i l.'r . With five more day* remain­ Y o u r t ’u r, Kin<t! ‘ M a rio n *m l C a m p - the w ild life world. Forest Soiv* •Mne in the outfield. On two I,tin*11u b l*t 1play*: 1 nn ba «*S : U r s l m r s *. ing in which player* , have •CCaslons, Roberta ran deep be­ H aaford I*. Ila** ’ on bnll# n t l iee o fficijl* i-ouulid IJilKI ante- dinner* for prixea, the following I. J r t r y 3 H lr m k lope in n six-hour flight over hind third to snare hard hit Hmlail:m nUnr, 3.M gNmisnonn 3. N ls n a , J r l * r * are leading: W. R. MrCracken grannderv and retrieve them In t ills o f f Nt son In n In itln g s 3 till*. rJKI.nou acres of rugged ’northein on hole No. 6. Elmer Toll on lime to make the put out nt 3 runs. I l l i liv iil lc ii -r , b y J n l * r r a llfo in ii inniililnlna and valleys. hole No. 7, Roy Holler on t W I l i n r r ) W ll.l p llr lis s : J » l r r . H I* . Ill ot her year* it required weoka i :ii iim :ii t ii ir ii and p i x k first base. ... . mob. Is isln e p l l 'U s r : N la o n I 'm - to complete the survey on fuot hole No. 12, Ward Johnaon on Btave Risk, A n gler third b ase P lrra : l i m l r r . I l u n i r r . T l m » : 3 li> und hole No. 10. Tho winner on hole hy linrseliaek. real" To Meet Gainesville G-Men Here Tonight With Johnny McGee Or L Joe Pinder Pitching WHITEHAIR B A L L O T D E M O C R A T IC r u m iii * statu : ijia u u r <Her..it.l same. 7 Ini.loa-t TViQtEfirtGEP P0 5 WSK5.A<& T HE NJEW HARSKAL, A a g a * ',nr kATiaXAt. IJM IIl'k u t iiiv u . Sew York al l,l»ll»«l*-l|»hla~Onni* Ijvrl vi. Uigur or llulrali)'. Iloalun mi llronkl) u—l-irrlrkaon va (*«rlrlon. • Utilraau i$t l'HI»|(»»r«h—Raaarau va llroM n ur >Imi Faytlrn va HI. I.oula W a lla ra . al f l u c l B a i i : — AlcCi“r (WELL, HAVE YOU -THOOOHT OF A VJAY TO GHT r R ip o r J REChHEAPBDZ-a SEMINOLE COUNTY PRECINCT NUMBER...... - ....... Make tt Crow Mark (X) after lh«j Name of tho"Candldtta of your'fchoico FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS I'lw v f I mn t va. XI11 la FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR VlYTH VOIt ONE Hi. Ix »ula— llu Spessard L. Holland Francis P. Whitehair FOR SECRETARY OF STATE VOTW FOR ONE COTT’S TANDARI) ERVICE FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL V ftT R m il O N I-. VdHlLE VOO R A ID TH E C A T T L E -D R IV E / V O T E F o it o n i: FOR RAILROAD COMMISSIONER PRETTY • t m rj/ Ollier aaerts ralaeA out. ■ fe r ’s -AMwmrasi i .wahuk ( iMrsM IL CfavalaaA I. n L c i i i c a i * a. (I. Louis f MVPther aerate ralnsA our. QYDER v i/ ia r o n SITUATION WANTED tX-TT O F MAN wanle job s i cook, or Janitor. I l l K. mi ’JOB WANTED doing houaework. J > any kind. Dorothy Grshnm, \ 914 Holly A ys. NOTICE TO nil merthanla — 1 will not ba reaponalblr Jar any accounts mad* by others besides myself after thla date. —Ilsrald llam ll I CAN u r e you $50.00 to $100.00 If you are going to buy a used ear of ANY make, type or year model. For personal Interview without obligation writ* P. O. FO •tVAM.f T W A T 'a S O U V X f tS TAT RY O R R — l HOPE Tt>0 VtoSOW V4HAT T O O / RO U SE MEMBER OF THE F REPRESENTATIVES Group No. 1 FOR MEMBER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Group No. 2 John G. Leonardy By V. T. HAMLIN ALLEY OOP MAOTPGhl THS AMAZONIAN1 3STILE OUTtD lT iO M KTT FRO M HAS BEEN OF THE CIRCUIT COURT ALLlif CAM [YOU CAM DOW 0 . P. Herndon STHEM U AOtC M BE! I a boSM FOR TAX COLLECTOR JON OOP /GM AND DO J o h n L Galloway E. C. (Ned) Smith, Jr. BLANKET & QUILT SPECIAL 20% OFF P ra m ') teg u lar price, Woel Blanket* Moth Proofed, no addi­ I PLANTS— Ennis, Bun- tional charge. Phono 416, Baeniand Fantasy vat leties. not* County Laundry- > GRADUATE PIANCX Phan* dU -W . . XPrS v< FOR 8UPRRVH0R WrurqlmcsnoS WARif 8PRING3, Ga., Apr. 23.—{IP)— President Roosevelt re­ vealed yesterday that when Re­ publican! meet a t Philadelphia June 24 to nominate a presiden­ tial candidate, he will be swing­ ing across the country on a tour of potential political algnlfteanca. He denied that tha trip to North Carolina, Tennessee, Misalaalpl, Taxes, California, Wash­ ington, and probably Alaska had any political Implications, but ho M. B. “T-Bone” FOR COUNTY roTE row J22S Ralph B. Chapman E. F. Honsholder nutrition, an often helped by CARDUI. By incrvatlng eppetlta, stimulating flow of gastric Juices and so assisting digestion. It help* build physical reaUtance to periodic discomfort. It alie htlpa reduce periodic distress for many who take It a few days before and during “the time.” Try CARDUI. Used 60 years. Adv. MISCELLANEOUS T.W . Lawton: oma ■4.jamteu " ^ [r ' " 1La r 0 R _ C » V N T Y J V D ( IR V• *. J 4 , f v |l FOR COUNTY Death had Uken over Norway'a peaceful Narvik Fjord, when this photo of the afterm ath of battle waa taken. Accord­ ing to Brltlah-cansored caption, thi* wai scene after second British raid on N atl ships In Narvik harbor. It shows Dritlsh LOUDON, Apr. 21 Grtkt Britain hammerod aitadlly lis t night a t Germany In Scan81 dlnayia, reporting that tha expedi­ tionary troopa hare achieved "contiderable luecotat after land­ ing "a t Rymy ptacea*9 In Norway and that her bombera hive struck damaging blows against Ger• many's aerial, troop ferry route. . The report of British Und toertaste came from Ute war office in a brief communique. I t laid the triumphs were achieved “in the face o f great difficulties'* and 0 that British soldUra have contact­ ed ike NorwegUn forces and are giving! the hard-pressed norsemen “all tha support in their power." Hours bofort tho war attic* report on tho activitloo of Ito troop#, tho oir forco told ot now BritUli raid* on SUvonfor airport In oputheofttem Norway and Aalborr airport in Donmark laol " I t w n tho 14th tima tho Gotntaiv-oocupied Stavanytr airport baa been raided by th* British an d ’. m u th* uecoad tima In aa many nights that Britain ha* ra d t a t what aha believed to the only large German-be Id aireld In Denmark. Those station* on Germany’* r Carry lino to Norway war* imbed in nn effort to ground the big Hansa and Junkets trans­ port planta in which th* Naxl high command hopes to poor 2000 N at^ troops into Norway each dueh speeches mould afford him excellent opportunity to d«fend hla administration or attack his opposition during tha Republican convention. Tha President expected to de­ liver dedicatory addresses at tha Great Smoky national park on the North Carollna-Tennessee border, a t tha Kings Canyon na­ tional park In California, and the Olympic national park In Washington state. During the awing, he Mid, ha alto will make an addrcM a t Natchas trace cel­ ebration In Notches, Mias.: visit . _Fort Worlhi hla yon, Elliott, In Tox., and visit the Golden Gate exposition a t Han Francisco. Roosavslt indicated he ex­ pected to ba on the road 21 days, and might extend hla tour to Include • mid-aummer cnilss up tha Inalda. passage to Junaau, Alaakh. Rooaovt;lt planned to visit Alaska last summer, but tha trip waa cancalled whan Euro pa want to war, necessitat­ ing hla presence In Washington. Tha Alaska trip still waa In tha tentative stage, Rooaevelt Mid. H# wax conditioning hla plana on tha. assumption Con­ gress would adjourn by tha f ln t weak In June and that events In Europe would not gat out of hand, ha said. Barring unexpected develop­ ments, he hoped to leave tha Whits House for tha 21-day swing through virtually ovary section of the country about n weak after Congress computed IU work. Former Resident Dies ■ In VinesvUle, Ala. K o air force reported six Ger­ m an 'tran sp o rt plan** sraro be­ lieved destroyed at Stavanger gad a bonding amaahed and runway* Mrs. Annie Flael, 70, former broken a t Aalborg aa tho bomb­ resident of Hanford, died a t the ers turned their attention to the bom* of her brother In VinesGerman -Jumping off place." One vtlle, Al*., on Apr. 17. according to InfanaaUon received today. Funsral sorvleos were bald from tha VlnssvOl* Baptist Church last Thursday afternoon. Surviving ar* her brother, Lee Powell of Vloexvllle, and .thro* atepeons, L. A. Flael and 0 . W. Flael of BanfonA and D. J . Flael T e x a s Hailstorm Stormy WMthar today batlrgcl the nortbarn Atlantic c«a>Ml section. Snow XeQ aataiuivaly in Maine, where temperatures were a f»w dtgtaaa below freexing in most parts of jhg state, New Hampihlr* and Ymmont. A lesaanln# o f tha wind force waa notod bom vSS. \W J II. M. S. Cossack (le ft ) and liee Department has concentrated five minutes, on Ilia enforcement of rules which Nn vrhiele shall * l» p nr park were adopted for the convenience! 12 " f '•'•>' f,r>' »'>•- Failing At Narvik S T f f K I I O L M , Apr. 23. - (A3— and rafety Of the residents. !‘^ vehicle drnll hr parked overI'riliuh an.l Ni.rwcgian triKips Hie cafcty D prI'* cRinptlgn n'glit nn any i»:»vc<l t r o t in tho have sir rounded 3,f.Oil Germans In ha* been iaunrbe.1 by th* PollCa.{Clly of Hanford. Department in order to reduce eN'n velurle rlmll Hup hi any a "filial n is.u lt" oil the iron ore of tr* rf,<‘ accidents' blr**k of the streets ur ulleya, port <-f N.nivik. o Norwegian wllpiri J lit corporate limit* while uf !*■** hi an emergency to allow spokesman claimed last night, and thlr raM R vm rnt of the one hour vlliirlet or pcdcstiians tu crus* the >iwa of another trap wvre raParting law waa Inaugurated a t .l t * path. closing upon Nari-hrhl JUsa: request of merchanU In ths, > N „ vehicle shall follow th. f.rc Vortvd tro a > ttaalpMs district who remplaintd Miglna at n distance closer than Trondhvim. "W ithin a fsw diva tha cntlic to 1 w C4ty Cnmmlatlatter. H urt-fig) pirdr. In Ten**, where guise tmwmuni- Inoir ruMom en niiMl |mrk on tiJ c ' Driving over fire lio*c ii pro- Nu:vik roJpJli ahbujd ho ours Hex reported 91 dtgreea, Arl* ca- •tm -ti becRUft o f the large num- hibitr«|. ngain," said the nuthoriaed N o -titnated tha d an b ge dona hy n spokrsmau in owned by •mploypp.t Motor Vehirlfi operating in the wegian military large-scale haUatortn waa at least which were parke I In the atreetn. reetj> of Fanford tlu-lng niglit describing foiinua fighting in the $500,000. Tha atirm lax tad for 20 Enforcement of the on« hour inmt h*vc out tight Imniing on full-furcc attack to wrest N a m k minutes and piled atone* fender *aw DWounted for many each aide of the front nnd one fruin th* Gcimans. deen against automobile*. About o f the core* The British ond Norwegian* appearing on the red reur light. half of the fruit crop w ai atilpned ■locket in tha na*t week, but th ere' All motor vehicle* operated in were said jt>> have isotite.1 and from the tree* a t Kaufman, whrro were also other charges on the the city ImI wi-. ii miii.Iuwii and sir rounded laige . Griuuui unit* some buildings ware damaged. conrt docket Including speeding sunrlre shall l»up. rat. ,I vwlli ul three point * around Narvik in In Ohio and Weit Virginia flood an.l failure to observe traffic i.immir* onlv a big drive Dial whs unleashed waters were receding. aigri* or .igrials. The U tter two Parking lights are required (suddenly late yesterday wild.-, 4IMI violation* have caused many „ h ,n vehicles are parked after miles In llie- south along tin- lu g ­ minor accidents nt various points night on the streets of Sanford ged Norwegian roast, tw-.i llritish " l within the past lew- i except on street . where liirre is nimirs closed in upon Trondheim finm the north and south. ,0^ Policr Roy (I , “ white w n y " illuiumutmmi Inland, in the luidhlud* In-ll n illitniR w iu, in rt<|UfitiiiK Ih r' Vrhiclf.t pinMiiu up nnd down co-operation of tho public in the the street riiu II have nr.hi «»f wuy noi III of Oslo, 111itis.li nnd Nor tvrgian Irmipt siippoitc.l l.y All.i-st The trustees’ nomination of enforcement of thewe reputation* over Ihoee lenviui; the m il* teachers for tho anaulng year In which he Raid rrdown to the beatAt all -trret ini* r^ctioiu the tanks appeared on tlie l.usis of the various dlitricU will bo made *fVfiPr iBoloriit who u«e» vehicle apprniuliiiitf fnun the uuoffickil t».p< its In Im* pusliing a t a meeting of the Hemlnole lhI v C I#f* lhoro.u* hflirciright ahall h a ir the ng»it-«.f way tlie Germans I,ark in hitter fight• of war wrecked T raffic rcgulRtlon* which nrc , * Cept on iritenreti«>u>> of thnunrh iog southwest County Board of Public Instruc­ tion in tho office of Huperintrnd- being rigidly enforced during the ttreeU which n*r npprnpiinl.ly |Humor. The Norwegian military spokesent T. W. I-awton tomorrow i u e J « r*1 cin ,P « '» n Include markfst with “M op" »iirn<. h o motor vehh*le nieimut inc l*» I man said I,non Gi-riunii soldiers morning, beginning at 10:00 the following: One uour parking in the busti* feft or more in leiurili fioiu the | sere isolated in the town of N a r ­ o'clock. center of front n n l to the rear vik itself, I,Will at tiratangi-r 25 Mr. Lawtolt aald that only re ­ nea« ulatrict. Stop at all atop aigna and ob- , n«l of the I»ody of mm-I» vehicle rtiles north o f the poll where the appointment* will be considered *** traffic signal*. >hull park on any of the streets Nat is were lured into u trap and a t this time, adding that recom­ When turning to the left, the o f avenue* when* dinironnl park- te*ily 1,000 on the hills of Knmmendations for new teachers will turn phould be made not nearer mg Rparra are provided by lint * uk Fjord jutting inland fr< m be mada a t a future meeting. to the curb than the middle nf thereon. N'nrvlk. The “ final a-sault" on Narvik lrf * When any motor truck i* When turning to the left, the parked upon any of the Htnet* started after a warning had been I'oadraat to civilians ly the llrltiah nival commander and leaf'el* had been dropped from air­ planes saying tint the Allies were A thorough survey of the ready to hammrr the |M.rl from building* and equipment In Remlland, sea and air to oust the tiernol* County schools la being nans. made by J. L. Graham, architect Civilians were advised to flee for th* 8tata Board of Public a the hills or hide in rellai*. Instruction, 8upt, T. W. Lawton .M any of them flril eastward to said today. « I the 8 wed inti holder os the radio Tha survey Is being made in itdarrd its warning. connection with tha application of I Before unleashing the assault tha local schools to th* Htato De­ .from the north, it was slated, the partm ent for standard ixation llritish OCrtlpird lleisfjerd la-hind during th* anaulng yaar. Narvik and the fishing village of The Salvation Artny continued Falgrrnrsa aa well as the low rit* drive toward th* goal of $3,!>«rt o f the port to enable an enCARD IN MAIL ROAMS WORLD 000 in its annual campaign for clrrlement. The German* were snid to have PERRY. N. Y., Apr. 21 —UP)— funds with Ha announcement to­ School Board To Nominate Teachers Salvation Army Receives $2,200 In Annual Drive A Christmas card mailed from Bangori Me., reached tha village after a trip half-way arrrnnd the world. Addressed to Perl Rich, Covington. Bt. Perry, N. Y„ th* day that 4 total ,of $2,200 had been collected. Capt. R. E- Rote, head of the local post, and Mrs. Maxwell Stewart, chairman of the cam­ paign. said In n Joint statement that “quit# a number of our fine cititena of Serai sole Countv who have not. as yet oentr Ruled In thla annual campaign for the Salvation Army probably would lika to do so but should do no Immediately la order that • cam­ paign offices may ba closed, tharvbv laving considerable expffRM.N C apt Rase stated th at th* bud­ get yaar barren Ur* Drat of March and will end next February. week* old, toe Allic* are grap­ pling for a hold on their N a n foe in order to make good their contention that Hitler'.* invasion o f Scandinavia will prove In. fatal blunder. Ily tlerlili'* admission, I bo A l ­ lies have made substantial land­ ing* both north nnd south of the Trondheim key to the military situation in north eentral 'N o r ­ way. Swedish report* credit them also wilh a Initdiug operation nt t.ardal, in the heart o f Norway, gained through Sogne fjord. Railway and road junction* vital lo successful German occu­ pation of strategic point* arc gravely jeopardis'd if a siinlile Allied force netually ha* landed nt l.nrdnl. There ha.* born no Word o f it from l.ondnn nr I'ar|s; hut it M'i'iiu logical next point for Allied operation*. Report* that Allied force* from tho landing nt Andnlriio., south of Trondheim, are racing llioir foe for possession o f tho D oiiihas mil junction nppenr l » be rotifiim rd hy the first American casualty of the w ar ul that point. Il was still in Norwegian hands yesterday when n German bomb caused the death of ('apt. Robert M. Lossy, American A »- l l . t l l H d SS P u r »-!,*, President Will Have Talk With Mackenzie King WARM .SPRINGS. Cn.. Apr. 21 (/Pi Proultlcnl RiMiM-vi'll i vrn)«,tl In*^1 ni^lit Hint lit* will roti­ fer Imlny with Primo M iniilir Mnckenrir nf i niiiula. warI* lulvr of n imtinii wIni'li tin* Pirn- iih'iit Iimi promlM'd i«» il< fond »*une of iiivuninii hi T h r Citimtlian prino* niiniHL-r, R(M»$crvrll nn id, w ill In- mi ovt-rni^lit k iic a I Tiifhtlfty nt tin* little \s liitr Iioii $• her*. I lu rin g tin* eon ft'ie m v , IliMiM'VFlt iindiMlhteilly w ill rrt i'iv r fim l-liin id ri |M»rlM of thi* i f feel-a of tlie I'.oropi’Uii w nr oil the Inrgt •*! m itioii of N orth A m erica. Tlif roiifori'iiei*, Room'Vi It’s fii^t meeting with a notional wur tend­ er Finer outbreak of hoxtilltieK IiinI SrptrmlMT, may h i v e import ant tdgnifieiuiee in view of (lie po<*ihility of invidveiiienl of the M«mroe l)(H trine to tt result of CatiMdn'a w ar with Ceim sny. Roosevelt long ha* ireognired the rom m unily of interi'Mlm l»eIween United Sluter and Cunada, Fiparated by the longest unfoitified Imundary in the world. In an iiddrrx* In Kingston. O u t , long before Europe went to war, Roose­ velt Mil id tlie United Htute* Jtould not ntarnl idly by nhmild t'anuda tn* invatled from beyond the Ren*. Cntmda,ii embroilment in t lit* European wur h a i at tin lied grave hignificanre to tlint pledge. Roosevelt nought to imply (hut King’* vi.tit carried no m ajor implicatinn*. At a roailnide prent» conference, the Prenident r« culled that King often hail Mopped in Washington f<*r confrrencen while returning to Ottaw u a f te r u vaca­ tion in thin country. King, Roose­ velt Raid, hail been vacationing nt Virginia Drarh, Va , mid would been quick to respond lo the en­ call on him here en he had in tlie Survey Made Of School Buildings tknrttO T" the *7*| | oJW# destroyer* German troop transport (re n ter! and an port aground (rig h t), llritish claim lo desiroyera in the engagement. President PIan3 Forty-one person* charged with front of the Fire Flati.in. violation of traffic regulation* 'n vehicle iTiall Ii • parked at Transcontinental the City o f Sanford have been I?’1" 1 designated "N o ParkIndicate Itinerary In June $500,000 Damage Is T ;*• nf the%2rsU“SS"£: #-* Reports Done By S e v e r e post week, during which the l*oPn-r Office fur more ilmn Nazi Armies Are VOTE FOR OWE • KOR HTATR 8KMAT0R e^ENATORIAL DISTRICT FlAM.RtDiNKS THI* V.4AY/ Classified Advertisements FOR CO U N T Y PUBLIl S I6 3HR fcE D evading $3,258,809.97 of luxe* for the p a rt 1032-30 Inclusive. /J * ^ h(ing British-French ( J a i n Begins In Norway S t r a i egically Im----portant S e c t o r s Anglo-French P a c t For Closer Co-op­ Atioclalcd Pr*t» S tall Wrilaf W ith the w ar In N orw ay two eration R c p o r ted Income picas by tb* wealthy Phiiadelphta publUhar, former head of the IntemationAl new* empire, W frp entered racing ^ n fifth of an indictment accusing him of $9,334,500,000 Asked Hy Sir John Simon NariTr°op* For *• Holdjn Norway ^ Stormy Weather 41 Nabbed For Traffic Violations 3,500 Germans v Besieges North In “ Safety First” Campaign In City Surrounded By Atlantic Area Allied Forces YOU COMMISSIONER OF CRICULTLAE E N L IS T S THB A ID O F Hi3 largest criminal federal J. F. McClelland fTTATK TREASURER Periodic distress, such a* head­ aches, narvouaneaa, cramp-ilk* h g* B p ^ a tS m d r ? *• O'Shea, former New. York City subway worker, told the nlMeg in a commute* r n m m tttrn toaay tnriav C ^ oom mmuniflta htd the power now to paralyze the city's trensportsystem . He added that IR ON94 FO R S T A T E rtU I'E R IN T E N D E N T OF P U n i.lC IN ST R U C T IO N A -it t l e t t o s t e — &II* r» | A l l i e s G ra p p le T knm a* U u m n h rp v today to evading $l,217,2jtl.i.l of ^ Income U rea far the year 19.18. FOR COMITROLLEIl paPUTV ‘Build-Up’ for Women E K sn i/n TKSTKtrnav r i-o a iu a static (.itanuR »■ ■ B .C . Dodd C .M .H a n d British Levy New Taxes To Finance Rising War Costs AFTER THE BATTLE OF NARVIK FJORD WASHINGTON, Apr. 2 3 . tax c*.« In h ly o rT p l^ d c.lE u U ty e a r>v NUMBER 207 Established In 1908 FormerSubwayWork-1 o AnnanHpnr er Says UnionMem- m o e A nnennerg 0 ben Form GunClub P lea d s G u ilt y For Target Practice t r • „ “t t T o T a x E vasion Communists Plan — * hufustnr Control Pu“ ToApd Two Departments Hit On Huge Sum In ’37 By Economy Move —Apr. -— S3. „„ W a A f r t _ MMi n „ _ CHICAGO, * U I S e n a t e U r O U P Moe Anncnberg, dcfcndtnt in the • FOR (.OVERNOR 1DWKJ al FDR SHERIFF SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY. APRIL 23. 1D40 Witness Says Reds • Control New York a Transport System VOTM FOR *l: ' »: V 4U i:m rA \ i.M tit'K P hltadrtphla at N e w York p r a i ^ \ g l l a d l r >. Waatilneton mI IIoeIkh—l#»nr va t la U hoii fF . D e tro it a t f h l r a R o —N>l*nn l%*ulehln«an va !.#*. PA R T Y TUESDAY, MAY 7,1940 By FRED HARMAN RED RYDER Member Associated Preen noilflad and required is g any claim* aad.daaaaada . ran, ar olthor af you. may agates! Ih* oatau of W. EL o n dAaaaidT lata of said O to tbs Oausty Jud(a of Sal County, Florida, at .his uffl Ik* court houM af aald Cuu haaford, Florida, wltfcla alsS radar montha from Iha tlaau i firm publMatlau. af Ui* ;i Each claim *r dr mane akalt writing, and. ahall atari tk* SAMPLE PRIMARY ELECTION S STANDINGS S AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER Listen In! Hear Going aouTiir.nv AsaouiYTinx Dlrmlnaham (-3. N«w Orlr*n* 33 (First gamr, I* Innlnsa. Hse..a>l asm*. II liinlMB*). Mill* ltiM-k *•!. Memphis I-* (Ke.-noit anme. 7 lot.toast Nashville la*7. Allnnta (-7 (Hermu’ a* me. It-, calle.l eli.l -lit. itaia). Kimsvllle 1.3. rhatlanof,** e c TO: BLANCHE HOSTIC. ADDRESS UNKNOWN. You mo h*r,b» ordstwd and r*tHrul to bo and appoar upon Ik* ih liar ••( Mar A. I>. IM*. lo Ik* bill of complaint filed against r«u In Ihla rnuao In Ik* Circuit Court of Htmlnolc County. Florida, by Jerome linolle, kolas an action for dlrorca. Th« Sanford Itoratd la daalgastrit aa Ih- ntwapapor In urblck tkla Order ahall b# published, for four contoruilv* wooka. WITNESS, a F. 11-rndoB. Clark of our aaM Court, and the official —al ihrrrof. Thla Ih* lath day of March A. D. 1*1*. O. P. HERNDON. . Clark, n r: A. IL WEEKS. D. C (PCAI.) n o t ii ' k to cH n n iro n n IN n ia i COURT o r TM* rOTNTT JIIM ir. ■ORNINOLM COUNTY. FI.ONinA. IN PNORATM. IN lit!: laiTATE OF W. D. LEM- Sanford Is The Only Central Florida City Affording Kail, Highwa. And Water Transportation os- .a r , ria., wiui a pciroirunt line which tho Southeastern Pipelino company hopes will link the gulf with Chattanooga, thr work­ ers ended a litigation-precipitated daisy which company official* as­ sarted waa costing $ 1,01)0 a day. Ill Atlanta, highway board members disclosed thry had giant­ ed permission for boring under highway rights-cf-smy, but with rnatrlctlon lhat the newrly in­ stalled pipes could not le used catU after final adjudication of pending disputes of the line's le- gnlity. Superior Judge Munday of Paulding superior court recently dleaehrad an order restraining the highway board from granting a ploellne permit. Railroad alteronly the Solvation Army. neya arranged to Uk* th* rase to the supreme court in an effort to prevent construction of the line TAMPAN GETS CONTRACT which they claim would curtail WASHINGTON, Apr. 22 -U P \ rail revenue*.-___________ • Th* navy yesterday awarded a Latest statistics show tba aver­ I J M eoaueet far e f e e l oU aysage length of Ufa la Japan la 44 circlement and to have moved rapidly nerthwa'd along tha road to Tromaoe in an attempt to push back the British and Norwegian Torres. Norwegian troop*, In the crigrv hlUa along the route, allowed tha Germans to advance 26 miles ICaallaaM aa Waa* T a il Suit Filed Against Bemarr MacFadden NEW YORK. Apr. 23. -G P )— A stockholders' suit charged yes­ terday that Benarr Macfadden. Ihe publisher, ipent $250,000 in 1930 In an effort to get th* Re­ publican nomination for president, borrowed th* money from the Macfadden Publications, Inc., and later caused the debt to be cancallovL The suit filed In federal court by Loeu Bruch, and other stock­ holder*, seeks ap accounting for Item, totalling -$1,400,000. Th* complaint state* Macfadden “his treated the defendant corporation fir A M arlalr4 P w a B r ita in ’ w as p re s e n te d todny w ith a bill o f 2.GG7.000,000 p o unds, $9.334,R00,000, fo r th e fiscjtl y e a r w h ile h e r forces b a ttle d G o rm an tro o p s in N orw ay nnd her w ar lenders rea ch ed new decisions w ith F ra n c e "d e sig n e d to g u a r a n te e th e e ffe c tiv e coo p e rn tio n " o f th e A llies. Chancellor nf Exchequer. Kir John Simon, naked the nation to arcept the host o f new leviat “ for the snke o f victory." H* said the first seven month* w ar had cost Itritnin over $3,000,000,000, which he raid was riling. Ilritons who have been paying an income lax rate qf 37 *k parrent must dig deeper into their pockets fnr higher postage, and a revolutionary new "purchaaa" It vy on sale* from wholesaler* to retailers. Fighting in N orw ay was raported hath hy Germ any atid llrit a in. Il was tho first ac­ knowledgement In Berlin of con­ tact on land between the ene­ mies. Itrilisli raid n "sh arp cn-s g r m .iit " occurred north of Trondheim and said the Alllca in conjunction wilh Nurwegtana* also w rre resisting the German* in southern Norway. Tlie Swedish newspaper re­ ported two violent naval batllea are raging in the Skaggvrak with hath surf are vessels, and ptahes participating. Germ any acknowl­ edged Ihr llritish navy had opened fire on Narvik, hut denied tlicv had tried tu land troops. The population of the town ap­ parently had taken cover In response to a llritish warningThi- llritish icprntrd aerial blows to (jeriniiii air bases In Norw ay uiid Deuniaik. Allied troops were reported in no ■-ii.'ircling movement against Trondheim. Near Itamur, hitter fighting runt hilled. iholtz Applies For Ilariio Station Permit W A S H IN G T O N , Apr. 2.1. — (A*) i'tiriiitr Governor Rholiz of Fhoidu sttiil yi*ati*riluy ha hail filed un upplienti' l» with thr fed­ eral rnmiminiratioiiN roinmlaaion for aulliority In opemle n new iadi<$ Atulion nl We**| Calm Reach. lie Mid Ihe npplieation waa in (lie name of Ihe Atlantic Hroadrailin g eorpoptlion. of which ho waa li**h «l jin president. Tin* atation W( uld he powennl at 1,000 watt* uml would hroudraat on a fieipieticy of 7K0 kih»cyclra. Hhrdlx paid he had applied un* tier ihe AI lantir ond other com­ pany nainea for unlht rity to op­ erate «i\ other «tation* in Tlorida. All lhe»e anplicMtinnx await ac­ tion hy the c« mniMaton. Florida Demo Voters May Total 700,000 TALLAHASSEE, Apr. 23.—GP) Florida's Di-rnocmlic voter r.'Cixtrition may icarh a record 1 nf 700,000 for tlie* 1010 clcctjona. part. * Kiuurra reported to the SacreIn y of Slate by 38 counties, Inrludinr llillsborouch. and Duval, showed 385,421 on the booka this year a. nvsinst 331,523 In 1038. I Republican regialMtlon In tbo -ame counties la 21,649 against Seminole High School won first 21,089 in 1038. Voluila increased place for its annual, Salmagundi, from- 1.107 oo 22,979 for tha In th* Cits* II' section i t Ihe democrats. yearly Flat* High School press Conference held at the University MORRISONS' ANNIVERSARY of Florida last Pridsy and Sat­ urday. Second place went to The Mr. and Mrs. Charlei 8. Morri­ Hand Crab of Boabieet* High son of this city, vrsterday ojiaanred School at Daytona Beach. their 26th wedding annlveraaty. Walter llaynes edited th* Hal- Mr. and Mra. Morrison marched msgundi, Dick Mason waa busi­ down the aisle 28 years ago v*aness manager and Misa Ruth terday In New York City. They Hand waa faculty sponsor. have two children. Tb* taro-day contests saw more than 600 students from various ilgb schools In th* state attend­ ing. Tb* student* were guests Saturday a t « luncheon given by tb* University of Florida. Partly cloudy with tight s h a r­ ers la th* extreme north portion Colombia placed a 2 percent Ut* tonight or Wednesdays Ux on capital prises wen In lot- Slightly warmer tonight nnd cent­ U m t to aid tha deaf and hUnd er In tho extrema north pottirn eu Wednesday. In country. Seminole High Wins 1st With Salmagundi T.OCAL WEATHER th* •a �t *.TUESDAY,*APRIL 24, IJMO THE flAWronP HERALD, SANFORD, FLORID* S a n fo rd in a iiM in i rien e e a. leer. m o ral u rn on m a t h mt2 X £ £ In a t n w e = <5r-.sr.Ike . i f S ^ S K I t tZ T T Z netteee _ lee tbe per ea will ke rhara*e ■ etn lM aa tale*. . M l Dewapapee MepmentaIt Ian b e * rrpr m e l Tk* H m M la /tb e antteanl fWke e t agvertlsla*. ■ n il i era nsetaSateaC la tbe taee- i n i n kw eg Tbe Mag P n m w k lit ka eirlaM irtkea u tke nee fee reat all newt glapelekm i H ee net e lk im lel — TUESDAY, APRIL 2S. 1MO MTBLB VERSE FOR TODAY PROTECTION OF A _ f t FRIEND: Come unto me, fU y t tb it labour and are heavy . laden, and I will give ycu rest.— L J u t t lTHtt.__________ ANSWER IN GREEN (From Poetry! 11 tpoks to the graaa that bruehed mfi agalnat my knaea:* • A rt ■you the anewer or EmpeWho gave to life a acientiflc core, And thoa proclaimed himaelf contl* r ogtrator With what a man ran dedicate to vraeon? Dona ad an re aolrr tha problam of the pea eon, That glee. • bioatom to the bough or Ice to the rave*, Or bringa a livelier color to the changing leave*? » Wn ruktl* page* of our Arialotle, And knap the llyloioiata In a bot*. i ' tie. , ■Unlike tha ancient Genii loit to 5 1' «W «. philosophic n Thar claimed due Iteralstlng through a labyrinth of A rabbi doaa not argue. It ap_ ita umj MM dlacuaaion iliacu nfl" I• t» uwwm Uvea Ka day rihj and leta J ' “p”B isnyst'*, prob- ** • ’—Florence Dickinson Straraa Strai V ' After watching Hitler operate fa r tbe pant year > *. m, » ,. or eo, la It any Wander that there la e lack of intoreet among the voteis in the ranking primary election? Senator Downey of California who defeated the Preeldent’a bt band man McAdoo by proCaUfarnians MU-cvery„ ay haa come out agalnat a third term for anybody, even . H r, Roosevelt. Two terms should be enough for anybody, he be , Uevea. and especially for- anybody ! Who la not a Townaendltc. Frank Brown Seeks Comptroller Office LOCAL BOV MAKES GOOD IN SMALL TOWNS! Japanese Imperialism H e ra ld ta II g a r a t eaalei War between the United Staten and Japan is Inevit­ able unless this country blocks Japanese ambitions In the Orient, Insists Rear Admiral Taussig at a Senate commit- ! tee hearing yesterday. And of course If the United States attempts 'to block Japanese ambitions in the Orient, war certainly is inevitable. 80 it looks as If war is inevitable i no matter what we do. However Secretary of State Hull doesn’t seem to £hlnk that such a war is bound to come nnd he suggests that the State Department and not tho Navy Department is running our foreign affairs. And even Admiral Starke, chief of naval operations, declares that Taussig was simply expressing -personal views which were not the views of the Navv Department at all. But whether or not war with Japan is inevitable, it Is certainly a distinct possibility and one which this coun­ try should mako all possible nrenarations to meet success­ fully when Itnd If It comes. Such a wsr would necessarilv be a naval war and tho nation which had the largest and most efficient fleet would be likely to win. The United States could not afford to lose a war with Jspsn. The Japs are determined warlike people whose pledges are worthless, says Admiral Taussig. They are convinced i of their divinity of origin and their destiny to rule the * world. This may eventually bring them into conflict with other nations who apparently also believe their destiny is i to rule the world, but possibly not until the totalitarian ! nation* had combined against the few remaining democracies. • The Japs hava started their march toward world dom­ ination by conquering M uchuria and over-running most of China. The Dutch East indies arc next in line and in the | event thnt Holland should become involved in the European war these enormously wealthy Far Eastern possessions would most certainly fall an easy prey to Japanese Imper­ ialism. Australia and the Philippines would be next. Alaska, which once belonged to Russia, is closer to Toklo than to Washington. There are tremendously valu­ able natural resources there of gold, timl>er and fish. , Alaska would be difficult for the United States to defend. , It might be as hard for this country to send troops through Canada for the defense of Alaska as it was for England to send troops through Norway for the defense of Finland. What will the reaction Ip this country he if Jnpan attempts to take the Dutch East Indies? • Franks Brown, a nathro ol Jacksonville and candidate for State Comptroller, la campnlgnIng for that office on the plat­ form that he will "effectually adminleter all lawn referred to the comptroller'a office,” local eupportera of the candidate raid today. Engaged in busineei In the Du­ val county metropolli abice he waa 17 yeara of are , hla frienda contend that he la well-qualified for the office ho^ seeks. Ilia eupportera have alao pointed out that he haa pledged to uae hla Influence In behalf of aehoolo, 12-months wag* for teacher*, adequate care of the aged, and return of the proportionate thare of the ga> tax raonlea to the countlea In which It waa collected. <5Q W :«v:& au»sr „ss MIAMI, Apy. 23 — (Special)— Bernarr MacFadden today Inaugurated a nation-wide search for a “workable" solution to the oldage relief problem by offering Bl,000 to anyone submitting a plan th at wouM bo "practical from an economy and government standpoint” and still "provide adeauate benefits for the old folks.” Declaring It “our social and pa­ triotic reaporwlbllity to arc that our various governmental divi­ sions give old people aid and as­ sistance”, the famous physical rellariat and publisher promised to sponsor In the- United Stales Senate the "Beat workable” plan and to "battle without lot-up un­ til It haa boon passed.” In a statement Issued al hit newly-opengd Miami campaign hoadquartera MacFadden insisted th at tho plan be "workable.” Giv­ ing a "sound guarantee” that it "would net foil under Its own weight In a fow years, leaving tha old people worse off than be­ fore." iht (ovnittMi ulan. Id, "The Townsend Imprt i>t 4 me na.being a nln* i m 6mm REEL and SONS a s - “ SSB U T S-S pink, ho DODGE-PLYMOUTH DEALERS M l W. F in l St. Phene 160^ THE CHALLIE DO-NUT SHOP PALM S* PINES DINING ROOM The (seventh Annual South­ eastern Keglonal Amaryllis Show of the American Amaryllis So­ ciety was held last Saturday sod Sunday a t the Mead Botanical G arden near Orlando. E n trita were open to all am atew aad professional growers In the> E ast and lower South. A record breaking crowd attended the show, the only one of its kind In the nation, except In Wn«hIngtan under the auspice* of tho D epartm ent o f A griculture. TO BE COUNTY PROSECUTING ATTO RNEY Southern Style Chicken Dinners 9()a T-Rono Steak Dinner* $1.10 Special Baked Ham Dinners 65c Regular Plate Dinners 60c Ail these include vegeta­ bles, drink, salad, and dessert. Telephone 12-1-J l l 's M ' ira U llr a l A S*.I JOHN G. LEONARDY FOR* RE-ELECTION AS Western picture fans will dolight In the showing of two Gum Autrey picture*. “South of the Border" and "Rancho Granda” during Moy. "Hop-A-Unc-CaaaiUv" and George O'Brien are slso booked during the coming month. REPRESENTATIVE IN CROUP TWO He served your Interests faithfully before Tampa census enumerators, checking the Royal American Shown, found tha famed "head­ less woman" to be absolutely normal, sxcapt when’s on exhi­ bition. "It's dose with mir­ rors," they explained. coat those who will rteehrt |tg benefits one rad cent. “it would be foolish to pass h law for tha old folks that would bankrupt the government, as I belter* some proposals would, far than there would bo no mon­ ey to pay them.” Tk* aten that win* th* $1,000 MacFadden award "must be prac­ tical from an economic and gov­ ernmental land point. It must provide adequate benrftte Ur dm aid folks, b u t-It mast not bank­ rupt Urn total, state or federal geraan meats." RE-ELECT W.HerbertMesser Final check of glee clubs, or­ FLEA HUNT chestras, and solo entries in . FOREST GROVE, b e., Apr. 2.1 the Florida High School Music last —(A*)—Dr. C. Anderson Hub­ Festival, held a t Tam pa bard's 6-year itch, for a flea is week, showed th at OH schools were over, lie caught it. Tbs Pacific represented, totaling more than university biologist, noted for hit 3,400 fo r the 3-dav event. Nine­ appropriately engraved rintrifcutions to the llritish mus­ teen eum flea collection, found an un- plaques and 07 individual medala ftiriB ir "skipper" an a deer will be presented the winners. inoLsr. It was there by some mis­ take of nature, so he decided to look for the original carrier. Five years later he found i.nolher on u mole shrewr. Several tnoliA all carrying the same atn in g iA lea, indicated they were the -L ta ■ hi sts. Hubbard named the* n /m l s«ta PA i.M irrrn s m a r t ; . Oca. “eorypaylla Jonlani" in hod(t V - 'Dfliner Served ‘v : or of Ur. Karl Jordan, famous Sunday 1;00 o’clock flea authority and curator of tho British museum. Every Evening 6:00 o'clock Benny, Ellen Drew, Amly Devine nnd "Rochester", tav ern of thrill, m ystery and horor film* will get n double porth n in one dose dur­ ing the last of May when “Bliek Friday" with Boris Karloff and Bela l.ugo d plays on the sat program with "The House -of Seven Gables”. effort vide a eebatten | bat 4t la my spinthat a bettor and safer plan he found_one w ithout dues or asaeaaunnU—one that will not to eat off the retreat of th a O e rmaa troche taste Had In Narvik. British traopa warn tended at be a vital victory for neutral Flagernoea In tha Bmarmaat coi­ ee to ll aa for waning ner of Narvik kirbor, the Non. clrstee gvaa from that m • G eneral'! aentalional quickaaoppln( eque*s*e Irtadl Famoua bl* mileage plua extra blow -out resistan ce! L ib e ral trade In allowance. Easy lerm i on new G enerali. Com a In. Wholesale * Retail. PARTY DO-NUTS a epeelalty— Plain cinnamon, augared and all kinda of froaled DO-NUTS. 'eapite the severe weather la*t winter which resulted Outstanding Filins Tower tem|>eraturcs than this stale hn* seen In many 1 ars, nnd despite the fact that some growers and farmers Booked For Early ^ d suffer serious losses to their crops, the citrus season, Showing At Ritz as k whole was not nearly as hud ns many premature pre­ dictions. The supply has been good and the prices better In inuking public, today, a list than usual. of some of the feature picture* “Quite a change has come over the Florida citrus in­ b.-nknl for ra lly showing a t th ; dustry since the so-called ‘devastating’ freeze," says the Kill th e a tre . Manager C h er.ft S. Tampa Tribune. “£ome who thought they knew and made Morrison indicated that nt-iny of will compare favorably with rash predictions that the crop was ruined have !>cen showed them the outstanding pictures predeerd up. There was some fruit left—a surprising quantity—and in the past several year*. S ta rt­ ing with Maurice Maeterlinck's it has commanded steadily higher prices. itlue lltrd", in Technicolor, “All in all, it has been a good season, especially dur­ ”Thc starring Shirley Temple, tdCMw ing tha paslgnonth.-: Figures presented by Fred S. John­ shown next Sunday -ind Monday, ston, Sales Manager of the Florida Citrus Exchange, re­ the following list will givo movie veal that Florida oranges have outsold California shipments funs some idea of the future fea­ uttinetions: during tho last four weeks, with even higher prices in ture "Remember tho N ight" with view as the season draws to a close. Itnrtuirn Ktnmvyck and Fred Mar‘The volume of sales has held up well, considering that M urray; "Young Tom Edi-pn" g Mickey Rooney;' "Alio we suffered the most severe freezing weather in BO -tarrin in Illinois" with Raymond years. The Exchange’s figures show total sales to date of Lincoln Massey; "Rebecca” writli Laurence 45,015 cars of oranges, 13,770* of grapefruit nnd 5,282 of Olivier nnd Jm lilyh Anderson; tangerines, as compared with 52,709 of oranges, 20,861 of "Of Mire mid M m ” with Burgess Meredith and Hetty Field; “Swiss grapefruit and 7,664 of tangerines for last season. That is Fam ily Robinson" with Thoira* a total decline of only 16,262 cars. Mitchell, Edna licet and Freddie “Mr. Johnston is right In giving credit to strict in­ llartholumew-; " I t's A Date” s t a r ring Deane, i Durbin w ith Kay spection and regulation of shipments. Without rigid in­ Francis and W alter I’idge-ui; “ My spection and regulation, it Is certain that the resulting Sen, My Son” with Madeleine hit-and-miss and free-for-all methods would havo brought C nnoll A Urian A hrrno; “Duck tlcnny Hides Again” with Jock chaos to the Industry." 3£00 Germans MacFadden Offers Surrounded By $1,000 F o r P la n Allied Forces For Aged Relief C atti Last T h a A Dollar Mora Hmm oo 'ordinary ftroMtao tiro . . . The United State* haa- more land covered by forest than la planted in ctopa. , Better Than Expected ‘ Oood advice for farmer* cmne* from the Florida Extension Bor Vico which says, "If farmer* will get back to producing, finrt, all Qm nooaaalUea that they oaa on their fam a, and then produce Other (more than one) crop* for Obtaining cash they need, they will find themeolvee In more sta­ ble financial circumstances.” Tha tw ukii with Banferd farmers la they depend toe mock on colon' IQaattoaaa Warn ra s a •■•> for all the money they have to to Gratangen and then sttuck serosa tha highway a l Oescvatten a t tha d a m a n s' rear, r u t t i n g off Qinada’a Prim# Minister Mac- their retreat. kanaka King is coming to ' Warm Tha Norwegian spokesman, wha Spring* to confer with the PrasL said hie information came from a eoutler who ranched the Jgwedteh , Mr. Roosevelt made tbe Canadians border from the Narvik tone, arid a few years ago that Urn United the Norwegians net fire to tho State* would coma to their de- hotel and all other largo buildCense if they were attacked. Or lag* in Gratangen, leaving tho -V fanito <t is that long proparad town atlaae. Ha raid the capture of all the highway through Canada connect­ ing this country with Alaska, a 1AM Germans Instated a t Ural■-‘Vital link In our defanaa system a agon waa anticipated, bars nee ta tbe event jtf war wMh Japan. Uie Nerwegtona hava occupied all tbe strategic heights and control avenue of escape, I t la Interacting to note that i Germans saw their pre­ a* usual all th at gllttara la not dicament and triad to withdraw fow weak* ago Cant r al from tho trap hut It eras toe I t t a * waa congratulating De­ IstoJ* he related. U a d on lta now industries, parti" th e Germans, according tq our the Babcock P iap a x y latest courier reports, scattered tkee airplea rn New the to the fow farm h a e m of tha Run Raws m eal* that rattan to escape from tho ' Company la attampt- Arctic raid and Norwegian itoek to De Land raak- dropped thorn In tracks . I wants that this earn- u h te s ru i they from shell la a uatall antftt from Ohio ta r ... as stoek Uatad an tho mar- . While tha fighting waa ragtag ; and that Investments la It are between Oratongen and Oaaavatton on tho read to Tromaoo, Brit­ ish and Norwegian troops wore Court bald* that TODRV S GREATEST T IR E BUV . , 1 he wil| do *o again If you elect him fo r auother term IB tha legislature. »-u| , . He will sincerely appreciate v s u rw* ' Edward F. Lane your vote and support for It la your vote and support that will aead him bock to Tallahassee.. for SuMnrtoor of RogktraUote ira te r a w wet as «.i • Born in Saaferd April i t , 1M1. « Graduated genfsrd High Baboo! 1000 ■- ' > 11 " » " '• • Well Qualified to fill Ute ■Mitten. • Yeur veto will certainly be app reciated. County Proseqdi^f Attorney. W a u p p iij^ Yob «M t p a la t now and P B la t o n ooay F . H . A. He la a native-born Sanford, ettiaen, educated In tha la schools of gamlaala County, before taking hi* law M a t Washington and Lae UahraraHy. * * During the urvea y e a n ka he* p ra n k e d Is* la Baofard be has grave* hla total ability by building a . fT to «11 r O 'r‘l ; • -&M: �f jl' ^ 7 * s b ~ '- PAGE THREE THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA' S o cia l A n d P erson al Activities MISS LILLIAN ADAMS, Society Editor Social Calendar WEDNESDAY BrmlnoU County Council of liotjie Demonstration Club* will meet at the borne of Mt*. Newton Merrill in Fern Park at 12:30 P. M. for a meeting and covered dish luncheon. Community Sewing Circle will meet at the home of Mm. Jnrk Ellsworth on Beardall Avenue at 3:00 P. M. For the benefit of the hospital, the Woman'* Club, with the Civic Department In charge, is sponsora bridge and checkers party at 2:80 P. M. in the club house. For reservations telephone 70-J or 215-H, Mrs. W. A. Leavitt. THURSDAY Sejnlnola Rebekah Lodge, 4.1, will meet a t 8:00 P. M. in the I. O. O. F. Hall. Woman's Missionary Council of the Assembly of God Church will have a mission study and program meeting a t the church. Everybody is welcomed. Townsend Club will meet nt 7:30 o’clock In the Court House for Its regular meeting to which the public Is cordially Invited. woman's Missionary Society of the South Side Baptist Church w ll| meet a t the church. Ninth Rt. and Laurel Avenue, a t 2 :iu P. M. to drive to the County Homs where the Rev. II. W. Tucker, pastor of the church, will bold services. Grammar School P. T. A. will hold its last regular meeting of the year a t 3:30 P, M. nt the school. Officers for next year will be elected anfl 'a ll parents are urged to be present for the election. A Boahi Meeting will precede tho regular meeting ut 2:30 P. M. Senior Class of Seminole High School will present its annual play, "Little Women," at H:00 P. M. In the school auditorium. FRIDAY “Little Women" will be pre­ sented for the second night by the members of the Senior Class. The play begins at 8:00 P. M. In the auditorium of the Semi­ nole High School. SATURDAY Seminole County 4-11 Club Achievement Day will he held In the court room of the Court House. AU parents and friends arc Invited to attend. « h Garden Circle Has Luncheon In Orlando Members of the Central Circle of the Garden Club motored to Orlando Friday following the monthly meeting a t 10:00’'A. M. In have luncheon in u party. A visit to the Mead Botanical G ar­ dens was enjoyed by I he group dining the afternoon. During the morning session re­ ports were given by the, various chairmen witty Mrs. F. K. Unix, circle rhnirm an, amj several a t ­ tractive flower arrangem ents were displayed ly members. Mrs. A. K. Hossetter gave an interesting nnd instructive talk on “ Amaryllis." It was announced tb it l.'ll plants have been exchanged since the Inst meeting. The next meetin<» will Fp n t the home i f Miss Irene llinton on West Side. Member* present included: Mrs. Annie Meriwether, Mrs. Z. B. Ratliff, Mrs. tin Southward, Mr*. George McCall, Mrs. A. J. Peter­ son, Mr*, le a le sh e c , Mrs. II. C. Moore, Mi*. G. E. Rollins, Mrs. *. B. B oot, Mr*. Ihw pUpr, Mr*. Bolx and Miss llinton. Miss Chapman Is * Hostess To Club Miss Mary Chapman was hos­ tess last evening ut her home on E ast Tenth S treet to the memobg* of her Lonely Hearts Club for their Id-moutbly m eet­ ing. Boses and gladioli were placed about the room In which Miss Chapman entertained her club. When the scores were milled at the conclusion of several pro­ gressions of contract. Miss Caro­ line Hill was presented a double deck of playing cards as high scorer for the evening. The hosteia served straw berry shortcake and coffee to the fol­ lowing members: Miss Katherine Vernay, Miss M argaret Belts, Miss Marian Estridge, Miss Elea­ nor lliekson. Miss .lane Sharon, Miss M arguerite Inglty, Miss M artha Adams, Miss Anna Cor­ nell. Mis* Doris Hall, Miss Caro­ line Hill end a guest. Miss Betty Duhrman. The United S tales' new sub­ marine “ Sea Wolf" will visit Tnmpu, April 2M, on a shakedown cruise in Gulf porta and toe Ca­ nal Zone, it was announced this week by the Nnvy D epartm ent Commissioned nt the Portsm outh Navy Yard* on. Dee. 1, IllSii, Hie new sub is under the command of LicuL-COmmander F. It. W arder. IMPORTED CHAMBREY —Styled By— Telephone 148 Personals *p < Ing thl* week In Tampa wlitn her parents. Mr*. Maxwell Stewart spent the weekend in Ijike Wnlrs with her |>arvnts. Dr. and Mr*. J. N. Hobson, Sr., of Danin, were the Wrekrud gurst* of relative*. , Mr. and Mrs. Harold Appleby and ilaughtrr, Nancy Jean, spent Sunday afternoon in tlilainlo with friend*. Early Arrivers To Receive Free Points! Those person* a:riving prompt^ ly at 3:30 -P. M. tomorrow for the Annual Hospital Benefit Bridge, sponsored by the Civic D epart­ ment o f the Woman’s Club in the club house, will receive 1,000 free points on their «eotrs, it was a n ­ nounced today by member* of the commit tee in rhntge. The rluh plans to do extensive work in the hospital room which it has enred for for a number of yenr* nnd if possible It hope* to further its liiipinvements to othrr rosin* which* ale In need. All funds drrivcil fYnui the fridge are used directly for hospital troik. Everyone is extended Vt eordlal invitation to attend tills, annual event. LAKE iMAUY Friends of Randall Goff will lie glad to learn th a t he has l-erii m otnl from the Frrnnld-l-niiuhton Memorial Hospital where he lias received treatm ent, following an appendectomy, to hi* home on Park Avenue. Mr. and Mr*. Frank A. Everh anl iilan to leave tomorrow for their nomc in Itipon, Wi*., after spending the w inter in Sanford nt the home of Mrs. Allan Stone In Rose Court. Mr. and Mrs. Everhard will crlehm te tlirir f»0th wedding anniversary on May 7 w ith th eir son, Fred, in I'nik Ridge, III. Mr. nnd Mrs. Brown la-wis and daughter, Betty Brown, are ex­ pected to n rrlv * ' today f r o m 'F t. Lauderdale, where they have s|>eiit Ihe w inter, to spend n few days a* the guest* of Mr. and Mr*. Joe Emerick and daughter, Mary Martha. Mr. and Mr*. Brown nnd Betty are enroute to their home In Charleston, \V. Vu. ■v CHILI SUPPER sponsored by Woman's Counell of F irst Christian Church NICK'S Package Stoic veryone Ukaa DUCO Ueauas Ufa bo amazingly away to ut E That's how it cam* to ba known aa **On# Coat Mafic." Ona trial, and ja v ll ba booatlac It, tool TVla apart ling animal la really waaiarful tor giving a rvUrtb of jo old furniture and woodwork. It ■Ups and mjdly offyour brink. It driee qukUyte a R rt. Eawleea. briWantaurfam without or brush marks- One aaat la uauglly eoough, and atnee a Httle UUOO goaa auch a long way, Ufa nriahty economical to tiaal TYy DOOd—lo any of 18 modern eoL a— 11*1 (ku M | m || lor furalturp and woodwork I 4ie a a f t r o n i i a v k x i <n im l l r o l PrMa II A A pfpRrlaPRt Mar* MENDS ('onstaltle Dist. No. -1 Last Times Tonitc Double Program tint H I M K A DANCINt. %( ilti »i •'In* a«f H i'll ftllrr • Muiin —**r I'Urr n tar t'ui Llfsll l nil •aliroil * r Iiirz will* Is H * « . JA I K IIOI M IW A Y 'S MARINE ROOM Oiangr <*l W**ll, Oil^nslo 11 I asa*t a N.* liliHlatlnR NEW ARRIVALS to attCIlil t Its l.ta a 11II»• LEI 11 It LONG VIEW. \\ i.- n , \|.i 21 Iii* cIiuiiiIm i ol I'oniiio 1 ce recclvctl tin* follow nit! b'llci (nun n liigh ncIiimiI ► t n«ta*nt m u u 1 1It i'HMrrn VVimliiuirlmi • •• \ •’Will you pit 1 «• - i ' imI no' -iinu* Infnnimlioii ubtuii •l»* itiibtwmp IF YOUR TASTF. DEMANDS THE BEST IN BE SURE TO VISIT SANFORD'S NEWEST PACKAGE STORE Zinnia* head the li-l of favor­ ite tlowera for country-wide planting in Florida. Marigold* I mid petunia* rank next. Last \ ear. t.r.stl Inline ib'iiioii.-1 ration eloli women planted their rliosen flower in 33 counties. sllie Mail industry Iui* perfect­ ed many new flower varieties •hiring tlie past few year's offer­ ing* hold g reat promise. Fifteen iliffcient types of xiniiias alone bate been developed. While the netresl varieties are lather expensive and not very TKA-TIMK TICK\TS 'p rin lira l for mass planting, tlie rilling Th«* Tea Tnl*l«* •'••-I ol putting mi. a highly v a r­ llnm ChivM* INimhreU ied. m tricsting, mid eolorful flow­ ItaiuiiiiiNu! Ilri'iid Siiiulnhlu’d er -how it net prohibitive if it is \'i»'n iui Turl* lit unite ILmplimit Hull* i . >op irninii1 tob-p T»*a l.e n m n S lu v * Illicit - u y n r irmictl orange I'n ml it’d (tin c tr ritnl SiiL'nr'iVmliil llinnl-* - Ii*;|m|i I I Ic.iap. yjlrtt-l llannna Nul lln.nl ImKiii8? |M>\v»lcr 0*1 lemon riinl Clip lll.l-llt cups flour I I llil*sp. H|||| 1! • ups flour till 11X111X1-4 I vni»poott bcutcfl •n psitlryl | b'lKmir poutl. r I CIfl* - IIlfpfH, l«‘4llll ill* bill lol nut I On* sui*iir. • I I llinp I tm«p. mhIm M in iii llic •'l *»f tin* ingrvxlirnti It lilt'll lllltl' I L* li'llRp. milt 1 J «111» III ok I’ll Instill) III op poiiiou<« of tbc J > clip 1*I <1till > •■•niijh fit'in tbc tip of 11 Npnnii nut « l.itnl alignr SA M l \ <;A K D N K U been frinpicnlly Mi lllo ilH’ll’alii'ltl't jiiol polll iw linb tins CnniliHate For I* f pan Init «| \\ illi u.ixcil •lippetl into warm wntci j into ll'tvl ib .p boi fut. Fry until tin* bullpalp* I | t.ltv** III lllltlll'l .ill' M\*,ll tin* w ill bruwiiril. 1 *ni| mill mil Ml N \ \ I \lt IS I 1 up floin I t cup " bite to pi j*11 ill.it« tl Mipnr willi a little • I I Ion p -nil ctriiui cliii'He iiiii.iimtii itiix«’«l in it. li Win 1.. I im|t.»»*»llil** fin Mo to B lab p If lcil«*p 1'olll.oM Ml "• M* 1*1 lf'ine<. Sti I*i iiii-yl\aiiiii m*c iiulcil for I.- 1 li* m it. 1 . 1 .mi I • him TIi Im Mi’illuni I'llH*'! I ITIIIII I I It Vnlf lit Itir Mu) \|i% (In ill) I* In lit- 1 lull 111 i'll I* Os .ihiii bii-InU of Amciiiii't I t* h«t|n ii \ a•l*i lin.* t \ o kw beat pri’iluctinn in I'.U'.I, | ••li one null linll Boll out “lilt (I'n lil I'ltllllfl A itJ "bitlt ttilnb’tf ri,7;it»,0im !»u«lirU. 1111 ti , 1 till fit lulu hlutllmv l;fv The ln-.li lips Dorothy StrfTan of pun 1'ink lops .1 in I fiilcri i»i»i St. t -outs is w rapping around llial |»-.irly smile mo the “ loveli* tuiki* in niiinilt • in n Iiioilcrnt 1 - 1 up* In tlie Mississippi V.iI — p M'il 1 .m.| mill ** i\»* rIII. .1 with f*»» ll «t| pi («• I \ a»I f r u it’. Top b y." So s lid Judge* at a I* Wltli %\lll,ip*«| a I •*I«I0I S«'I\C cent Stt. Imuts lieauty ctiov/ in lilt W l.l'i IMIt I.IIM I ll VI I S wlilcb coittrslants worn inayk*. J lab p I cup orimit** hull*« ion •• When Mn. Ruth Bryan Owen Rohde Inlrmlurrd more than 70 Charming young girl visitor* to t'nnirrv.inati I'al Cannon of Florida on the occasion of the D. A. R. Convention in IVaahlnglun. D. C.. hr returned the comBlImrnt with a l-irxr basket of oranxr* and grapefruit In behalf of the Florida film * Commission. l-clt to right are Congressman Cannon, cx-MIulster to Denmark M in Nigel trn trd her borne state. Demonstration Agent To Be Here Tomorrow Thursday, 5:110—8:00 I‘l ico 25c LIQUORS SCOTCHES and WINES • ten in vegetable garden*. Some • •■untie* have done lliit nlrtjdy mid Die result* bate Ihvii more tliall plra*ing. Mr. and Mr*. T. A. MacLellnn have gone to New Jersey to spend several months with their | daughter. Mrs. Margaret M elxner . ha* moved from Lake Mary and plans to make her home in Haiti-1 more. Of* | Mr. ami Mr*. E. W. Iluntsberge r have returned to their hornet in Ml. Vermin, O., a fte r spend­ ing tlie w inter in 1-ake Mary. Mr.' and Mr*. J. II. Splndlrr who have spent some time in the Emerson House have returned to their home in C edar larkr, Ind t’x J. I.ninli o f Miami spent Ihe week end here with his | family. Mr. uiid Mr*. A. It. T rue and j *on, A rthur, J r ., were guestof Mr. and Mi*. R. E. Tru> , Thursday mid Friday ru route j for Massachusetts. The Ladies Aid of Ihe Com ■anility C liurrh will meet ut Un i home o f Mrs E rnest laigrniutai | DUi* ft lb III* 1bill 1 ft Ill'll W ednesday afternoon. thvl IliHImt II \ wilt Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Kemp vi«' Agrtil. Mi­ en • 1 •ll t'u> .v'I'll uimI.* iled relative* in Daytona Beach Ik* lb*’ f.s Ills 1 ••I Mmiih- lb Ill*its t'llUlltv Sunday. 1 .41 stiation < III ■« 1Mlll'l I'llU Mr. and Mr*. H arry Fain and mi-i'liu: III 1 »•It t'M ll 'll 1 1ill* b son. Ilsrry , Jr., o f C hattanooga, *••11 iii lb. bin \\ I li Ml Ml Tonn., are visiting Mr., and Mi*. M rflill Ill | . M• Bulk J K. Robinson. Will I m lbs » 1 H I .Mu Mt-1 • •k »r fur tin’ n fit Minim si . •'ll. ill cussing * A \ \ . until « Bi n * II 1ll*' Present NSui ^ilunlm ii 1 III! till) Work Tain uni Beni» III ci .1 All council nifiul • • • Sanford xAvrnue Z o f* * ' llv REVA Dr ANDREWS Annual* nre nt home anywhere |in Florida mid they rcwnrft even j niggardly effort with a bounty of i rich florul rolor over n long sen| -on In view of tills. It serin* a .Inline Hint they a re nut more I'oiumouly grown for iiinsseil efi i n I in »tir counties. Indeed, would it not Is* a fine i.ts-n for folks ill each county to dreije on one partii-ulnr flower mid grow It in snrli rit'll and colorful profu­ sion that lheir section tuiglit lie j identified with it? Kuril county could pick Ihe llower it w ould, emphasise mid tin n grow it in parks, along i highway*, in yards, and, y»-s, Mrs. Alberta Whitley Is Wed To J. A. Jones! Mr. nnd Mr*. Ilnrry WtMsIruff hnd ns their weekend guests, Mrs. In n simple ceremony Inst eve­ II. I.. Davis o f l4>e*hurg nnd Mrs. T. II. Parker o f New York ning at the home of Judge R. W. Ware, Mr*. Albeitn Dunn W hit­ city. , ___ _ • ley became the bride of J . A. *' A. F. Philips of Tallahassee was Jones. The only attendants to the brid­ the weekend visitor of hi* brother amt sister-in-law, Mr. nnd Mr*. al couple were Mis* Alice Ruth A. M. Philips at their home on W hitley and Mr. and Mr*. Eurl Evans. Oak atvrnuc. The bride ehose a redingote out­ Friends of Mrs. M. E. Friend fit of misty blue over a light Hal foundation. Completing her en ­ will be glad tft learn that she I* recovering steadily from mi oper- semble were white accessories and atlo which she underw m l recently a shoulder rorsage of pink ansi white carnations. in a Tampa hospital. Mr. nnd Mr*. Jones are at home Dr. L. It. Phillip* of Gaines­ to their friend* on UI0 l\irk Ave­ nue. ville has nrrlved to spend sonic time here at the Vnldex Hotel. During his stav he will lie a s­ sociated with the drug store of Hr. E. D. Mobley. Mr*. Lillian Vickery anil granddaughter, Shirley F raser Morgan, arrived yesterday from Palntkn where Mr*. Vickery lip* • pent Ihe past three months with Mr. and Mrs. II. D. Morgan. Iloiiu1 Dcmonsl ration NuIch distributed among member* of group. Here’ nre some suggestions on preparing for and staging a flow­ er show: To have sufficient choice of flowers, make your plans several month* in advance. Order seed books nnd bring them to Hull tiKM’tin#* so mem­ ber* cun mull over Hu tu atnl •*li»cl Iln* flown* they want to plant. After nmul Itfivc been orlirntl nixl plnntn!, cxt'luinKO plants with other ni«inb#rt of the club ro rpt li litmio may havu many varieties. If plants nre n rjfm l, pool the onlrr» nnil urt nil plants at tho wmc time. I'l.inniiij: for unit tU glng * county flower allow is an excel­ lent tttciliuni for bringing folks In various coniiniinitiea of the county together for n »ingl» pur1 lie county flower rIiow reMilts in ninny |»coplc* learning contnioii unit botniiicnl names for planU unit . methoti* of growing i liein. —- -" Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Muyr, uf Cleveland, 0 „ announce the birth of u son, Jimmy Morris, Jr., <>n Friday, Apr. lit, In Cleveland. Mr*. Moye is rrmembrrvd as Ilia former llrlrn Wilson. Florida ctlru* will again rereive good promotion a t the New York Worfd'a Fair thl* aummrr. The Florida Citrus Commission has appropriated 125,000 as tha industry's share to help the managers of the Florida Stata Exhibit to stage another display* Too Lata To Llaaalfy l.ONG STAPLE cotton seed w inte«l. Box 17, Herald.__________ NICELY FURNISHED a p t. 6 room* A bath, 1st floor, lira* sonable. For couple. 700 W 1st El. “It's Ihe one unforgivable social ti error "Mum iiolu-liii' •'hVcnic |M.||lt • ^kuiucalbmitl iii’ liliiii .. ••Commercial hp| m*cI •'Working comlili.sir Tltcic i* M'kkMit .my ««i n v for oflcnJ* •‘Bopultlion uiIkts uitli Itsiliiiru- iUiJ bicuih) ^Historic pniulp ilm* to lu iJ ft rtitnit.ilhni 111 lIm*iibmiiIi . •H)f your city. I l»ce*l llioar In* Jl Uvocuty lOIILlkc MMIf 1'HUlll RWCltl I | ra u ie I Imvo u •caclier willi | n* uitd nairc uytCNubk- uuh 1-i.irriiN’, lltf culiur bleav" t«afr nntUrplii*. Tin* iiinIvIkki . ibiiu! .iImniI ilih nib it* ftlvcujiHlilkNii4ili.il iH.if ly « vciy(mdy I IMIIY It) Cl I ANSI AND S001 Ml lux it ut mmim* 1 iiim hi oilar ntit Imut i rralillng it. r.R|aiiciRi\J |snpU* protivt i (hrmwlvrs by Ki'P.bin: vbiili Li^irriite i A nli^pik mutt unit .«uJ m^lit. *mJ laforc every Iiii| sk i mi xviiil or Inibiitrse m gagcnicni. I. inIcviim* AitiiM*piic • Doo*t tu ff tr frocn b u r n ­ quickly lulls fcfiia'tit.itkMi, vikl by in g , s m a r t i n g « y n . •omc aullKMitio In U* .1 imjor c.iti*<? M u rin e b r in g s y o u eu lcl . mmAsing rmlimf. of mmiih siikl uvcriumcs llte M uriiM 'a i u c s tr a inodors lltctiiM’lvi’s. g rv d itn la c o m p /a /a // COMING WED. and TIIIIRS. TIRED STRAINED’ EYES wmail a wmjr myp /rritm • f io o - m a k t y w r r j r t i f c f l c leaA, freak, a ll v e f lia e MurUac tw ice daily, e g y e M U 4 ue iM kM t.ilH TtM .gW e.rW vw t, ■ a v lN ,w 1 iR |.l 8 U bouts. M unaa »tU mat m > at«ierg*urei% m m m fx u m pm m u lm tl a i w s Wliy risk ollnUiiiK hiIkts , . . under­ mining your v k n l m Uniitcss (mutton Get ihe mjoyublc Lixtcrinc Amlicptic habit. Use It as u vifr, iiuUI, moutii anti* •QXlC and ikulof.inl rcgtiLnly. Luntbrri I1u iiil k .i I C!o , St luntit, Afa LISTERINE ^HALITOSIS LOOK — LOOK The only Bur. II. Q. stand that serves hot Freneh Fried Potatoes with all sand* wiehes south of Jacksonville nt no extra cost. _______________ Try Our Delicious Spring Sandwiches. Mock Chicken lx?# with pickles, tomato, toasted hun nnd hot French Fried Pota­ toes. This is a meal in itself for 20c Cold Spiced Ham on toasted hun with lettuce, tomato, mayonnuisc and hot French Fried Potatoes. 15c____ H ill Lumber and Supply Yard Cheeseburger, Hot F r e n c h Potatoes. 15c •111 W. Third Straw! t Ttlauhawt 83 Fried Bar-R-Q IWf, Hot Freneh Fried Polaloaa............... _ U f Bar-II-Q Pork, Hot French Fried PoUtoea......... — I l f i Bar-B-Q Ham, Hot French Fried Potatoes............. -..lie You have tried the Rest now try tha Beat. After thf Bail Gama Follow Tha Crowd to tha S E ^ B A H g C UP oEillO M Hoaao nth at �V « g ta « THE SALFORD Scandinavia Warj Is Clear Test Of Ships Vs. Planes Com King Seeks ChampionshipTor The ■Fifth* ' lime Only TimeTWill Tell Which Is Superior AsFighting Weapon Shelbyvflle M an l i Only Other Ever To Win Four T i t l e s REW CARRAWAY AGENCY "INSURANCE PLUS SERVICE” CASUALTY $ C AVk. L () TELEPHONE ISO SANFORD, FLORIDA for “Honesty” and “Service” j:' ' VOTE TOR : j RGBpT M. “Bor M0YE I; Kf. H a . r. i ' ‘t (.u-f s • r District No. 4 eCtiJucT to Tim bi:uocn.\Tiu HimiAiir 's il* lli iw n < MAY 7, 1940 R VOTE AND SUPPORT SINCERELY APPRECIATED (Paid Pellllml AdV.f :CT GEORGE W. GRAY as SHERIFF of SEMINOLE COUNTY By MORGAN M. .BEATTY WASHINGTON, Apr, S3. —VP) —T h . b attl. for Scandinavia m U tha t U f . for tho world's flrot clear-cut Wot of ooa powor against • ir powor. P er whot«r«r reason* Up bo* hind tho battlo, and whatever tho day-to-day confu|lon map bo, th a t, two main facta itk k out! 1, Tho German, lured British On shoulder, of Premier- Johan aea power within d o t. ran g , of Nygaerdrvold. above, falb task their big bombing planes, and of shaping Norwegian policy In ore trying to get into a position face of German invasion. N rto control tbs eastern rim of gaardsvold Is said to have sug­ tho North Sea. Victory might gested formation of three-msn wall bo followed by Inraalon of parllametiteiy committee to negotlate agreement with Natia. Holland and Belgium—to control at.__ it___ ’ rim of IL. ..lk the southern the tf North Bea. The next step would ba air blltskrleg against the British Islas. and an attem pt to sweep th* English Channel cltar of block­ worked. When Admiral Beatty’s ading Brltbf! forces. T hat would cruleor fleet encountered ad­ separate the Franeo-BriUsh Al­ vance forcei of th* German fleet lies, and clear th* way for tno off Denmark’s Jutland, he gave food, and rew materials the Ger­ battle, and Uia Germans retired mans so desperately need. toward their main fleet. Ho al­ 2. The British, on tho other lowed himself to bo melted right hand, have got the Germane In under the guns of the main lino th* open by their threat against of German battleship* before ho Germany's Swedish ore supplies. turned, and fled—toward h b own Now th at tho Germans are tn main Gael further north. The the open, the Brltbh are in a po­ German* and that sition to establish a new front In brought both high-seas fleet* to­ tho war by the us* of their gether. strongest force— their fle e t Vic­ Darkness saved th* German tory would mean they had flanked fleet from annihilation, but tb* tha German w rit wall, and estab­ German fleet never earn# out In lished a new front on tha north. tha North Sea again, and th* Only tho future can tell which British blockade became abso­ of these tyro strategics will pre­ lute. vail. This time the pattern of the ,1 have discussed tb* North Bea strategy I* almost exactly, the strategy with half a do sen Amer­ same. Th* difference Ilea In ican reaperte—political and eco­ the fact that the Germans have nomic experts, as well *a mili­ no high eras fleet to speak of, tary men. but they do have a superior air Moat of these men agrtad that fore* and mechanised army th* Scandinavian action by the equipment. Gormans was dictated 'b y Ger­ And by thclr_ Invasion of tha many’s need of Sweden's - Iron north countries.' 'th e ' German# ore, and by Germany’s coming food crisis. They believe th* Germans themselves dp not look ere, .and are working from land upon Norway a* tb* bast possible ltlons with a methanlxcd army hop-off for an aerial blltskrleg Norwegian territory. Appar­ against thy Allies, but choa* Nor­ ently th* Brltbh, knowing there w ay’ because they hoped they U no German high sea* flaot could kill - two -bird*, with ono worthy of the nam e, were willing atone... They might ( l) .b c a t tho to run tho risk of big German B rltb h .tp the draw, and prevent bombers. ' #'. % the complete blockading ot Bo they closed Ip, on th F Swedish Iron ore, *nd f t ) begin their sir bliUkrieg preparation* Skaggerak and .K attegat hnd their sea forces to ' destroy from Norway, and extend It to used banc* In Belgium and th* Nath- Germany's commercial shipping, *i lands If and When they won to break cotatmunleatloua acre** rn established position In tho North. It all alpimere down to n bat­ tl* for control of tho North Bee. And again th* bread stroke* ot strategy are tbo same that produrad th* Woild War battl* of Jutland. Th# aarm an strategy a t Ju t­ land waa to lure tho Brltbh flaot toward Danmark and than pick off tha unite of tha float ono by ono. Tho Brltbh strategy waa to lure th* Germany out of tho Helgoland Bight In large fore#, r iltsd many yearn of cxitcrienco os n te tmenl officer- of Sctnhiolo County. Uhllfied by, education, business trainlowlcdge of the job ho Books to renit asyvlcc to tho public, promise* to perform tho !ut!*#;9UI« office honestly and faithfully. od, h o -X- , (rata ■ellileal ACt.l By NATHAN OATIB LAFONTAINE, Ind„ Apr, . 33. —4JPh-Cheater E. Troyer, world’* corn king, b going to try to do what no farm er orer haa dona »•—win tho crown a fifth time. A ihort, sharp-faced man In blue overalls, In h b yellow farnkhouse on tho Mlulaalrewm river near here talked about pbtaa for plowing. That meant the triple-threat combination ___ hb " ' “that ___ him latest title a t the International hay-and-graln show In Chicago In December—good land, old-faahloned farming method* and a twentieth-century product The land Is rich, chocolatebrown river bottom, w here'Troy­ er and his father before him have grown corn alnco 1SP4 and where tho Miami Indiana grew It for centuries before then. Th* method! are those that In 30 y sa n of farming Troyer hss found beet for ratting prisewinning core—mainly hand workThe product b one which Troyer pioneered In developinghybrid seed corn. 'Gaad Field Ready* * The w w .w h o would ho corn king must show tho. beat-look­ ing 10 ear* of seed corn a t tha International exhibition. Now S3, Troyer has entered 13 of tha 21 shows and won in four—In 1020, 1027, 1032,< and 1030. Only Peter J. Lux of Rhclbyvllle, Inil- also has won four times: "I've got g good field •re a d y / the corn king" wont oij; *> " 1 I’ve picked o u t'm y 'b e s t :*Md corn to p la n t” . The fielil Is 20 acres along .tha river nbere Troyer twice ■ bss grown tho worljl’s best corn. Last year It wps In sweet clover.'A l­ most every other Spying, , the river spread* on a layer of topi soil from upstream. , t Troyer had hardly gqt Lorn* from last December’* shogr^pfor* he began choosing seed, for,.his 1010 entry. , As he' aqd hb hands shelled out. three, and ■a half bushels— tha cream of th# A -i g S e ll lV FOR TAX COLLECTOR to taka the grand rWecpttaW*. • Hybrid earn, originated la ISOS- b . produced by eroaatag two Inbred attains. Troyer, first Indiana farm er to adopt* it, has been growing It 14 years. Though yielding crops oneflfth larger than ordinary' oponpelllnated .corn, the hybrid rartety had not boon considered.good to show becatasa the ears were sm all.. . Troyer finally produced w ith'n double-crossed'bytirid libeled U. 8. IS, com that was * tap * to standard and had Urn extra ad­ vantage of strict' uniformity. • "Now th at . Tva broken Uj*H ice,’’ k* said, "I predict* th at nine ont of.'tho next 10 cham­ pionships will bo won with hybrid corn.", . Because o f . this, he's going to exfclfo,' hybrid again hlnyilf. i r • 'A practical business - man of proven ability. % • 20 yearn experience meeting oml serving tho public. • Elect a business man ’ •i for- a businesslike ad*t _ ministration. thout tapairing essential operations ot gov-, nrrieht > !• ■ f "■ ' • / • ' »»,' raaive school legislation. Adequate pay for ViwflcMta' »»»,-• it.- «*.• :.•»!•, ,r: ediate ’construction of our badly, ncoded, roads.. trus'legislation with the Interest? ot,' grower first . , ; - I wish It were possible fer me te visit every*velar and cltisaa e( Keialaeb County sad pereonally ask fe r consideration sad aapperV la the May Ilk Demo*tab* Primary an ike baste of my peat reeeed la pub­ lic office. This, however, la. Impractical It I a n to aeatiaa* U fulfill U ie'd tatiaref Urn effles te wkbh you elected me fo u r yaara ago. Tb* dull** o f'th e County Judge bare- greatly1 hmreaeod d ariay tke pest year becaua* of th* Drivsris law, had f alaparMy > It (■ my obligation tp the people pf Bemlaele Caaa ty I p 4a wtaUp I am County Judge rather than Ip be a heart from ' telllay pan that I- would atm appreciate the appar f Ml *f ' ^j*J S tosjtinal politician;1 Has never been on your. i-• *(*. n ic AM ■ ' *1 \ *»• *•.#« \ MV IH H H B eM B I . sufficient benefits for aged and de* ndent persons. protection of the rights of Labor, ireiiftym on all local laws vitelly affectin.y local : Now, ate fellow.cIIIssm. lu',eKrrtng myeslf as a caa«h fer Sheriff ot aeatlael* Ceomy, permit me a few personal Marta. 1 have hot* fer if year*, a e f ' t a new, eagage* ta dairy hsalaeea. I am St year* *f OMO, • feet t teehea tell, wi »l« Ih*. aM am all man (* •• head te feet- Be phywteaUy. .1 able sad willing te reader a full aaeaswre et ahrvlea. Whea sleet me year eherttf. I shall ru a th e .e ffW e la a Wests saw ^aaaer. Il wUl he my parpo** to eearert. rather ten* *** Where M I* peaelhl*. I will presets* tew pad erdre a t all. tb aad will employ drpaliee Who are ppridta Jhaaset aadf eeh* am married aad have thru* children of eteseet a g v Md W a* your county Judge. A V"*L w vr 1 • * * •V f As most el yuy s u ) hno». I am s *ea<KdaU for Sh.rllf el ■emlaele County, la orierlaa luteaU a* a eaodldal* fer this high •Kir*. 1 i n nut uamlndful *( the (set (hat (he reapeasIMIIIIe*. la t w i n t l i s with the ->r«r. ol abend ere. eariea* and Imaer-. teat- Wh*a any group *1 c III s s m elevate a asaa te (he office that I eeeh. Ihsy repo** In him a dfflalte eearUeae*. They hoo.r him with rhslr bollut. and they eapeet him I* eonaMer hie pahlle offk* as a public trust, a treat that la te be h«a(' •»* violate. When s ’laai la *laet<4 abend el s eoaaly. he ahoate. reallsa that la hla haml. ls plaeed the key* *1 tha 4*assails (raaeulllty *( that reuaty. that he a* leaser repreeeals partleaIsr (rtenSa e r sup yen*-a at fela oaotpalga. bat Instead, he hseamee the IriM l aa4 tha protartar fas *11 peep!* aa4 at aU times, ta tot* partleaUr evenly. Su II In my IrteuAi tent the eaadtdal* that merit* year vela and m i eeppert. must set he a......... . anly ef ahll.lte, hat he mail h*«* the wlU te 0s aad l* perform 4ll th* guiles ot tale efllm hawlag t* Ihe Una, letting the skip* tell where they wilt, wilkwui leer hr favor.. i A WORD TO THE VOTERS of SEMINOLE COUNTY: •. _____________ Vote For E. C. (Ned) SMITH,,Jr B .C DODD FOR SHERIFF COUNTY JUDGE . . Vote For A Man Big Enough To -Hold Down The"Job io fll AS YOUR • lb ’ cannis RE-ELECT R.W. WARE i (O •-iy • ts . “■ j ft .".•V t l ‘ I‘-r b g ” vfy. . .-'I t • M i. �'^•v* i '**3* 'afwoSa! PAGE* TUB. SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA VO TE FOR Nazi TroopsInNonvay Are PlacedAtAbout 70 Or 80 Thousand By KIRK8 I. SIMPSON Asasclatad Prams Writer T A X .C O L L E C T O R SEM INOLE COUNTY T and COURTEOUS SERVICE Ah . ominously rseeptlrc appear■oca of ■ lull. Induced by a strict censorship over Fraoco-Srillsh rations to b a ttle the Kaxl i n of Norway, obsruwa the scans on the European war's north front. I t does not conceal, however. Uie> obvious fact th a t London ana Pori* are girding for what they hop* will develop into the crucial clash of their war with Germany. Despite secrecy as to details of military preparations. It is slrextly clear that Winston Churchill sounded the keynoto of Allied purposes last week. He told parliament then that Hitler had committed hi* "fatal blunder” by exposing hlm<e!f to Allied attack In ScsnJinnvio. There It little Taejon to doubt that Franco-British leaders are straining every nerve to make the moat of whet they rtgard a t a long sought opportunity to take tbs military offensive e< well as redoubts tha effect of their eco­ nomic choke-hold on the foe. Following Urn. U. 8. Grant’s grim dictum, the Allies are ob­ viously preparing to fight It out on ths north front If it take* all suromsr or several summers. The very rigidity with which London and Paris are masking detail* of landing operation* In Norway and the site and composition of their forces la an indication that they a rt planning In terms of troop* by (he hunertsd thoukhnd. Some estimate* place the total of Nail troops now in Non*ay at 60,000 to .70,000. In all probability they are light forces, not as yet fully equipped with ail the heavy impedimenta of modern, mechan­ ised warfare. In Illustration of that. Swedish reports tell of perhaps 2000 Nasi troops a day bring ferried by air K chins gun* cauid ba Include 1 in tbair equipment. labors, not heat y. guns for whlch Germany I* tha first phama ul the N ertoy. Tha. stags of s* will corns later, tab***- htavy ahjps this, p rawsnt phase I w a|r*w r Allied landmqnta. For Jlie Atllaa S Nsxl s ir s tu c k befor* Oiay. cab btfW VP beery inqLerW equip* uH. r J™ • ? . ' FRED P . CO N E Thus ths, w ir Id .Norway at IU k w p tlee; saSy be etpotlM |o revert to a man-to-inael . buysnet i to-bayonet affair. A direct fast of lh« sheer fighting plan of Nasi and British and French troops must be tho prelude of major battle. There , are no ileepsel itioeturss of conerclr nnd steel, bristling ralth big and little guns, V keep the rival armies from each others throats. | t Is old-slyls war, as compared M’a send • nun to th« United States Senate wheio W» store of plain, dewn-lo-enrth 8TRAIGHT-FORrARDNBSS nnd HONESTY wU win added rtepect the Stole that sent him. REDUCING THE OPERATING COST of lbo ta end with kk everlasting DETERMINATION AND KVfc'to vetofaur wanrceeaery lows ot the * hUteban sored Ihe Us payers ot Flertda, nearly to tho Grrmnti IdiUkrirg in I’oland, or oven the Ituoo.Fiiinidi battle on the Kuicliitn istbmu* studded with Mitimi-ihi'im line forts utid pill line ,lefen-i*s. Air bombing nnd mucliiiii' gun* s tra f­ ing nnd quirk fire weapons in Ihe hands of foot troiqii give the im ­ pending atroggL’ n nm lernistir touch; hut in M innie r.t th'.< singe it i» old-style w ar not greatly dif­ fering from ninny battle* fiutglil down the rrn tu rie-. Home idea of Ihe j,»b Ihe G er­ man arm y in Norway fare* is trying to block Allied iiitnling op­ eration* on that rork toothed roast ran tie gniim l Iroin strik ­ ing figures s* to tin- imicnge of Norway’* coast line rompiled by the Nntionul Geogniphu- meiety. Aa usually mcnsiired there arc IM'i miles of roust line. Ttint mcun* virtual iniliii- tueasuremeiit—skipping ftt’ltl lien.laild to headland ncroos tin- entrant-ei of Norway’s many deep fjord* A coastal eonloiit lucavure. following in nnd out ol those fjot-il* nnd rock-hound buy*, show* tip 12,1)00 mile* long- It gill-- a rough idea of th r problem of the N»*l* if they should lintl. ■take to meet Atliel landing rM »''lliiii$ at tin* Itrach id every |*«» olhlc i.oint. R UNITED STATES SENATOR IONIA. Mich.. Apr. 2.:. —(d l — The city ufaMonki recently bought it* own city dump for non-pay­ ment of I lives. H ie property, IIIeluded among other parrel* ■fferial nt a »nle of lav delinquent laud, wa* diertivcied to !*• owned by two eilhen*. The la tte r had p a i d on tavi* for fiflc e i yon*, believing the city owned tils' prop­ erty. The rity Hieuglit it owned the p r o p , ty, too. So, to ttrtl.o «iqe. l ily l i n k I’ayim ml Coon tod til Ihe iliiltlp. E L V IN A T O R g iv e s j o u f u ll 6 t , cubic foot rap acity . . q u ality b a ite d by A m erica', o ld en m aker o f 'electric r tltig r ra io r s . . . aiSI p riiTS th at arc ju it as low s i |<m m ight pay elsew here for an out-itfdale. Ian ) ear's m odel. K Look at the features |i* t get in the brauiil'ul K e liin a to r iliu ttra itd . . . . cold storage tray . . . au to m atic light . . . US lie cubes—9 lbs. . . . 2 extrafast freeiin g shelves . . . th e Polarsphere sealed u n it, th a t uses cu rre n t levs th an 20% o f th e tim e, and h ai sufficient capacity to keep V refrig ­ e ra to r, cold, u n d er average ho u se­ h o ld cond itio n s . . . an d m any o th er conveniences. C om e see the com plete line o f g r ta t new 6 an d H cubic font Kelvina to rt. You ta n vavc $10 to $<*) m m pared to Ian year. Avk fur )m tr lire copy o f ''I h e 1910 Ite lrig rra io r G u id e''. " 'Small down easy terms." ELECT payment- SA Y S RUBINOFF EDWIN G. FRASER Si alt* ionrot roller ilbinofT anil I liv Violin— mil­ lions have limited in llic (la’view tntiivs as only IlnlvinofT creates litem. Ami non— those heatilifiil tones frnm hit famous Slradivariua can he recorded on the new Wilcox(lay RECORDIO and fsithfully reproduced at anytime detireJ. What greater lest for “true quality uf tone" can be found? I t tic A P itiri ossivt* Courteous lousiness-like Administration FRASER’S LIFE * O P P iriai Ilf M H lIi The RECORDIO reproduces any­ thing spoken, played or sung into its microphone. Or it repeats any radio program whenever desired. The RECORDIO makes available for the lirst lim a an sn tira ly new held of home entertainment. Don’t fail to hear it today at ynur dealer’:. Pypeol any •«<id'*> f*«oj»em. itMl putK • bu(tl9fl «nd lKa n c o n D i o iccofdi iSt dottiUin.nifil. < li'lal» IN |u k * r T in : I.I* * :IM \ T I* llR ? A rllv rlv C o w k l). mil.|M.1 1 *.I !*•* ^ l.x i • • I r r I r I f |. n I (•»!»; T r o . l f f ■ |(e t h • n i t l i t . I ’ U b ; 1%’n r h i n n . ' s , e e .e i e f I) M l l i i N , |* o* A u t h o r o f I 111 r 'l » i . ». k t l f t o lit*se.6 • I l 7 . » < m r a c k *•! lni|MiMH«te«t l i n t * Tr*«. k f n m r i r w . A ' l r r'iwl * *»'.| \w P fn elm i* ; T i k . k o | r « i t o t • ••• -• I A r o n * | t « «*• I p | m T i l it,| l l * r • o l r 1 »Arl u A r t I n lie I n ti p n i a l l m r r f l i- io t A i d •• ns p w r i i . m . n u p d rlire for |r (tio lk ln .fi •Ilm lim tin B : (r u l e l . . i r r n * nn » \K * t P a r t n r r o . K M i . i n . r u i.n.| I 1 t f ) I l l ' l l , m in* t n l i r r o f a l l | . | % r f n l o * k 4H' I A K i i* u l l m a I t *«.|iiliill (• • VOTE FOR FRED P. CONE point: One prong goes directly eastward, affording opportunity fo r an Allied stroke at the flank of the German push up the OsloAndnl-nra railroad. A spur of the read, dipping south-eastw ard, connrrt* with the Oslo-Bergen railroad. It nffUrd* a route not only to cut in behind the tierman northern push, b u t to Im­ peril! Gorman ndvnnee forces in the Itcrgen urea. S'llirt Allied secreey mask* holli the scope nnd objective* ot landing operation* In Norway: Conflicting German and Allied rtqiorts of Nasi nir attack s to balk t.inding* leave no clear pic­ tu re beyond Hie fa r t th at F rancsv-Hi it i*h force* linvp been set ashor. for a pinerr movement ill Trondheim. The constant llrit­ ish air hamm ering at the Germap nir base n l. Stavanger, in Norway, and at Aalborg, in Denmark, strongly Implies, how­ ever. that the most formidable Allied thrust i* looming at Ltirdal if it is not already in pro­ gress From that point, a sufficient­ ly strong AJIied arm y might fight its way even to the w ritern »hnrv» of the Oslo fjord, ra tlin e off all sea comm unica­ tion between flerm any ami the N atl army in Norway. Sweden evidently fears that the tierman* see that danger impending nhd are ♦napping Sw rden by nir In preparation for invasion th rre to keep contact witli forces in Norway Swedish protests to I tn Im against N nii air flight" o n i S w e d i s h territo ry illustrate that mounting apprehension. LONDON, Apr. 23.— (AT— Five nuMi w ere killed and IB In* jured In n munition* factor)' ex­ plosion this m orning. The blast shook Iho riilire neighborhood. Plato gla»« window* wore shut­ tered n tniln ii way k The supply m inistry said a “ court of inquiry hud been set up nnd step* taken to insure speedy resum ption of production.” A sixth m unition plant explosion in the llritish Isles since the w ar FRASER’S PUBLIC RECORD As hoe proven hln couraye, he has proven he Is wortky.eod he heaeorned his rtekt to yomr nap port. t», | . | - den, who was sent to Dombas to help remove Americans from Norway. From Donbas, Allied force* could fan out both north and south. They could move north along the railway to cut o ff tho German* in Trondheim mid hem them in betw een -Two Allied forces. The expedition landed at Namos, north o f Trondheim , i* reported moving south to encir­ new that city. cle It la the Andul’Oie* landing force, reputedly a French divtalon, that appears most likely to ■nske the first contact In strength with the German*. N an bombing on Ihnithas indicates clearly that the G erm ans are racing northward up the ra il­ way from Ostu to prevent tin Allied swpep southward. Simnc- ROliN at N ew berry, Floibl*. Alachua I ’miiity. rut" fam ily of rune rhlltltmi. WORKED on the farm rally in life, a! •• in I .... ... store, in «.s«r mill and as a nin -•■lyinsn. MEMBER tlF . M ethodi-l « kqrrh. FI..... I* Nus rivim-n Asaoclatiou, H oiilh iastrni N urret y|Mcn’* A •soeialimi. Ilnimi ary Member Florida S heriff" A»''selatlon, Florida I’enre Of flcera Association, Lion* Club, Member of Townsend t'lul and United 1’ensioii Club of Flori'bt, PROFESSIONt Nurseryman and Farmer. Let's eend.a awn to. Washington who known how to ifT*. A man WHOSE RECORD proven he known now to combine pood Government with SOUND ?• Munitions Plant Explosion Kills 5 English Believe Allies Grapple Troops For Hitler Has Made Nazi Hold In Norway trHtlaiH I’rom I’aar Hurl A Fatal Blunder slstant military a lta rh e In Swe­ , Vets For SIDNEY J. NIX Per Ja*tlee el th* Pears Ilk OlaW* la eealUI.4 br trmlulaa eo4 eggeneaea. iPwM PwUtieal *a».) FRASER STANDS FOR KrettN*n«> In i.|H-r*ilnti «.f • m iik e ji I ; B lr lri la w e-n ft.i.. me m . hi.ii. oty In *•»%e rn m n n l. nppriMliiii o f k i> trrn n i»n t fo r lie n rfli r e o f .lr . K K T I ' I I N O K H A S T A X k lo N IK H TO A M . i o lM | | > «H»ltnrr bull*.It. r e f«»r^wtal I«• It u«1» «|loe t • p e n n lt'io ; tlir flt flil* of «n r| i# rn : fu lly fln n ii. el nr^iH ili mi,.I I t o r h v i e i m4"|UB|.’ »o l* if«lm iM nl fo r t«.ur(etn. Iin|»».v loy i Uo inPtliotl o f (no r o ll* . Ilo ii; •k d reI'waI o f |ft'i«B rrr«l|itn (u\ EI) FRASER Will Diaburwa 1‘rompUy the Monica I)uc the (aiuntieii & Will Ahhlo liy the I-nwa Enaclrtl l.y the iA-xislaturu •SU PER V ISO R of R tE• G• ,IS T R A T IO N > ' fl . ; ■ • > . ' < ' , : . “ wred tbat the rogUtroUoo books *flf oiroln bo property kept EttldttgLBBd tm rtm y hU bow hie policy sod will continue to be so if fC o jiy o f lo fllr r R T A k i m t l l I l k l l d O A II I.A Iliill I .U « llU T I U : tM O C U T Itk e ■t <ir a 1*1 (iHIDA J a n u .tr 17. i r i s a r Sira a i d U ta lb a t* T k la la lu a S v t.v ruu that | a * . t l u f the raeetil Joint l i « i * Iva r*|uut u f thv eu u prrnllvu buBr4 uf III* h Im v , nanivtl ornlaallut* ln.|>ru|orlr rarun.1. lit* ife a o r a b la M a i n ,1. K , a * , r *>f b *c C u u o ir T k a ItiM irt liu itt-aiv. Iila Lai bur rvn -ril I . , « l r |-u«*r. la ta lu n irrv iii aa M r F r a * * r a a a q u it* r r I * i>-1 1 . it, loibur ami laS la fa v o r o f Ika o a lr l U llt - u d l-a lm r UIH ilia l ra in * I.. futa a fu r ro n a ld a ra llo a ta l b * l . : t asaeloa. It «a a « » . l o u r In U a ilo r , that any e r r o r w ou ld I - iC T t* w Ih i i a r » e o r t w ea ru m p li.d . h o w r v .r . w a a r . fa k in g ik la 'm ta n a to Toni it. M p a ria lijr, fa r Ika rra"-.n th a t M r. P r a a . r la a ra n d la fa r Ik a w ffle a o f S l a t . i uu,|-iraUM'. Wa w ou ld Ilk a la lu ru u r a t l . M l u a a lva I b a i M i, P ra aa r h a * f e l . l l v . a In )■ and , ngln# sa ev lee In P to n d a and w h o ara m*ml>*ra uf our JJJJJ**. e f e a H le e U lM . I ’ D aaa IU react r a a r la s la U tlv a r a y v rl April 2.1-30—Toniorrun’H Undio Today Record-Makinif Radio Modernizes Your Home—Entertain* CO •P • J a Allowance For Your Hudio On Model A-81 Howes Of WaailnthoBto I t s b r i , Fla. Ytiur Friends �THE 8ANFOB0 '^ . > A O T t e c tela, la a radio address on*tbe ere Germany Draws Of. Adolf Hitler’s 6U t birthday, THIS CURIOUS WORLD Um fuehrer “boa the complete and the complete obedience » ? M i l f e b t Awl people" and British efforts bf disunity U a» Reaenrfg “to so vu**thewareend* doomed to fail­ W Art. are. • ure. 8os d«u dale cmInal la le the Nasi . re­ frh. 'gtaia to 'make goo good Hitler’s new w S x u T T A p rT n — o ir m w r ydays bromine to force the war to a decision dur daring HUO that g J S ’J U Z .lS business and Industry are being Um , to Poland, D «e cosabed systematically for machin­ forway hut is poUlsg ery and reserve stocks not needed Non sod drawing rwlh- now. n t s r r u . Wotthar Funk, addressing the annual meeting of the stockholders of the k.m lnlater a t economies sad relchstenk. therefore stressed not " t of tiie rvlchutenk, | t n only the "rationing bf essential an tnalgfct Into Um country's eco­ beads" bat also the restriction, of nomic picture on a dsy whan Um production of consumers’ godds, rtisUsa started along other chief progressive reduction of stock* ! d r> d i|— i«a In Um watt and refraining from investing in L IsUast Gcrtnsn advices from replacements. said Gorman troops Economic bln-ecraptng, In other lb# Qlommofi river *0 words, I* one of Germany’* must htllas InsIds Norway from, the effective method* of financing thu flwadbh bordsr dross yesterday to war. tte vicinity of Elvernm sad that In business circles It Is heard ir»e-tlme rtfugv of King Haakon more and more that the economic "✓ OCfNJO VII and tils' government was s i ministry Is about to decree the H B R R IN 6 parted to fall at any moment scrapping of all machinery lying A » C PVkCKBD - t . German bombers laat night .idle against the lime when pattn-SOLD A S ■Masked British transports off Ume productions of consumers' S A R D I N E S .. Um v a st coast of Norway, an of- goods ran be resumed, the mnehin. ftetal announcement aald, sail ery to be made available fur mu­ with a haavy missile nition*. tr a a e p o r t ta n k w ae Observer* suggested that if this Sal reported. were well founded it would S. The German high command, rrnmor •earn that Funk took the occasion reviewing jre»terdayT» operatlone, to prepare the puli •aid OarnMH fibre sank a aubmar- diplomatically Ina and hit other vaaaale In a He mind for it. Funk farther left no doubt that surprise raid, aa the British began lapdtag troop* In the Fer North; all available l!i|uki rash somehow threa other sabmartnaa ware re­ m ust' flow Into Germany's wai potted aunk in the Skagorrak sad chest. It la not desirable psychological, .Kattegat se well at a Norwegian torpedo boat aa the west coast ly to tax Increased earnings away, ha Mid, hut he warned These li­ • f Norway. * 4. On German order* to bo out quid assets nevertheless, "must Inreirli via Norway mid ti.-nuany existed. of Um country by midnight, Arp* made Available to ^ School, Nor wegian minister to •avings banks ami • " c re d it nmr"King H a a k o n ’s statement mid kat." Irrlla. and o tte r mate t l the pmclniiiiiliiuis were of such a na­ Norwegian diplomaUe staff and While the Wllhelmxtrnsse took ture that it was no longer | km*Itheir families left by aaecla1 train tha step of ordering the Norwe­ lile to toll rale the presrnrn of his in aa effort to reach Nora orway by gian minister and 111* staff out representative in Berlin," It was V " f Denmark. of the country, authorised sources explained. (L Minister of Propaganda Goab-1 asserted no state of war between The general picture gained from RE-ELECT A TOR O N CSSO LDA S M K BM A1 ---------- A S C.A t& E B I B O S . / M C ?W TW BV s A « e P H D T B 4L T H D BV L A A /. less >*■.•> M .H S s C I s c B v D IR E C T L IN I I S A U C .T W A L I A a O S C C TO C A N A D A F N C - H .A N D , ,_ V tin- Iih;Ii rm iimand'a communique mill otlii-r German reports was that G.-i many’s forces eyetffnall■.illy an- mopping up Norwegian lo i n s unit nt the sam e lime exli-ndiiii; Ihrinsrlvrs -luto Nurwuy as rapidly ns imsslblc. A* in pri-viuus days the high riiiiimnnd Mild Ills* flow of troop* to Norway was continuing "on t<ln ibili*.” H itler's birthday will b« relrl.ratnl lliriiughuut the nation and mi Into the German-occupied por­ tions of Scandinavia but in sub­ dued fashion because of the war. "Wo rre not asking for paradci and fanfare,” Gocbbcls Mid. Kiidulf Hess, deputy leader of Die N ail party, will sneak tomor­ row morning and Dsldur von Hchirach. head-of-the H itler youth organisation, now a corporal in tire* arm y, will broadcast te s t wishes to the fuehrer from the w c'lcrn front tonight. The nation's birthday g ift to H itler Is it collection of metal which has been growing atyadljy fur weeks. ACHIEVEMENT IS HIS WATCHWORD S. Witmer -NOTJUST PROMISES ■ rr Secret Service Sponsors Film On “Phoney” Money Bf WiltUm Forgueon CARDINALS OR TUMDAT, ), SANFORD, FLORIDA For Tax Collector Vote For Jno. D. Jinkins By ALEXANDER R. GEORGE W A BhlNp-iW it Apr. IX —UP) —Tha U. 3. Secret Service has gone Into movie production. Aa part of a cam palm to make couoterfbltiag "tke mogt nnprofltablo racket. In America." Tha famous governmental agency, which combats bogusmoney passing, u presenting a picture call ad "Know' 1four Mon­ ey." I t wUI he shown in* all sections of M\a country. The mo.vla alma to teach Americana, particularly trades­ people,’ bv»k employes and other handlers of money, bow to tell counterfeit bills and coins from tha real stuff. The film also .how* how an Intended victim can Hxlp catch a falte moneypasser, Leading' roles, including those of victims and passers, are taken by secret service personnel. Losses from counterfeiting, which reached a peak of $l,S00,000 In 1937, dropped to |386,000 In 1939. Officials attribute Hie big decline largely to an educational campaign in 1038 among money-handlers In New York w tera a high percentage of bogus currency was being circu­ lated. Tha officials are confi­ dent the new nation-wide cam­ paign will bring losses down to a negligible sura. The moat effective w ar of telling whether a suspected bill •• good or bad la to compare It with a genuine one of the aainf type and denomination. Klrat, observe carefully tb f portrait of the famous American on the hill. The genuine Is life­ like, stands out from oral back­ ground which Is n fine screen of regular line*. Notice partlcu Inrly the eyes. The portrait on the counter­ feit is dull, smudgy nr unnatu rally white; scratchy; bark ground la dark with Irregular and broken lines. Rerond. study the seal. On f PROVEN ABILITY The tax collector ia rcnponniblc for the most important financial of­ fice in the Dainty. The tax rolls for 1939 amount to $326,684.14. You need a man of proven ability and experience to handle this enormoua business. STATE AUDITOR REPORTS: , , moiiArtll21M0 Report filed with Board o f C o u n ty C o m m ia slo n e ra on April 2, HMW. ‘ "All Collectlorfti of record have b e e n accurately remitted. All recoroa were found neatly and accurately kept. It was evident that the co tor exercised care in maintaining such a system. LEGAL KNOWLEDGE: „ Well versed in laws relating to tax matters, licenses, and motor ve, \ hide regulations. SERVICE:ills years of servico have well fitted him for the Intricate duties of the office, which urc more complicated now than ever before. EQUIPMENT: ■ ^ , • From Ibe Income of the office, modern and up-to-dnto Index tems have been installed, both for tax payments and license tags. Sys­ MOTOR VEHICLE LICENSES . A system has been put In whereby the Issuance of tags genuine bills, Mwtootk points sround the rim are Identical nnd sharp. On counterfeit, saw­ tooth points are usually d iffe r­ ent, uneven, broken off. Is Kr**0/ simplified, saving you timo and trouble. FREE NOTARY SERVICE 1" furnished. During this term of office, we have notarised without charge 12.504 applications for title certificates and licenses, saving motor vehicle owners the amount of $3,126.00. ^ Third, Inspect the serial num­ ber*. On genuine, they have distinctive style, are firmly and evenly printed; are of u m i col­ or as seal. On counterfeit the style Is apt to be different, poor­ ly printed, badly spaced, uneven In appearance. Fourth, Inspect the paper. Good bills are printed on dis­ tinctive paper containing very small red and blue silk threads. Subbing a bill will not prove la genuine gvnu whether It. Is or coyy-J will rut Do Not Swap Experience For An Experiment Your vote for JNO. D. JINKINS for Tax Collector will guarantee a continuance of, prompt, accurate, efficient and courteous service. • _ (Paid Political Advartlaamsat) Here’s Why Francis P. Whitehair EFFECTIVE ATTENTION TO DUTY -ACTION, NOT ORATORY Tops The Field OF Candidates , —Candidate For— State Democratic Committeeman He b Hu Senator ______________ I N U M M I n l _ Senator Andrew* if e man of quiet but peisistcnt action. He praoeedi by tact end diplomacy rather than with spectw eU r oratory. He given successful service ns Senator end may be depended on. He fayff bed experience in all three branches of Govern­ ment Ue bag eerved five terms State Legislature as well as three year* op Senator. He served seven years in the execu­ tive department u Attorney General. He served In the Judi­ cial Deportment twelve years as Judge of the Criminal Court of Jteeoid o i Walton County, as Judge of the State 17th Judi­ cial Circuit and \a* Florida Supreme Court Commissioner. • A Vote Fw Andrews Is A Vote For W f f ie * Retd this straight from-the-shouldcr, man to m a n ntatoment . . . no empl to be forgotten aa toon aa the election Is over . . . J u s t th e honest statement who will be a great governor of Florida I Contrary to gxnarml opinion this position is nalthar unim­ portant nor -in tlg n lfk an r fa r In our form of governtaapt no office la liulgntftcant nor unimportant except at { the holder makes it so. I should appreciate tha op­ portunity to show how im­ portant UiU position ran bo. “I will not deceive anyone by false promises to get votes . . . I will not . T ______ ______ _ _ _ the stars and at 'the aamc time u statu (rep from taxis. Florida's government needs are great, but Its present taxable resources are smalt My earnest attention will be given to giva the people of Florida better i f m r a s M M S N l b h .I u ik lU sA m itsA i l m i l l l l i n m n i l t l t r t h a t f n t o l t a v lA A lt H government and more ■public service without increasing the total tax load. ' 9 No empty promises from Francis F. Whitehair. now or ever. He's ilie kind of man who backs up a statement with action; who keeps his word; who gets things dono . . . A \ man of broad is head and shoulders above the fie County-Wide Increase! Natural Everglades Park Francis Whitehair DOGS promise you that be will work unceaaUm!/ for these important thinga: BARBECUE ~ Effective April 23rd t|ff, manufacturers are increas­ ing pricey up to 16%. car owners who will need tires for ihia sum! should take advantage the low Ure prices we are now able to offer. ■ NEXT * FRIDAY litttr Inis ItttK Trfcnli Tuckin'htirtMt M l Itttif PtjfcfTiKton » P . W hUe* TRADE NOW -P A Y LAI o r n e jid a ’s W ife k. our full Unas of ( ‘ and Flak Tin* our exchang li- r: 0 . -p I •s ». • -1 w-. % \ • i "»; * • I V *• - V . . no “sucker-baH' boneat, able, sincere ptao \ i V , ■.^Y' 7- .'/ •* O S ■ i1 • �■■ TUESDAY, APRIL 23, 1940 PAGE SEVEN THE SANFORD. I l t a ALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA Sanford Seminoles Win From Gainesville By 12 To 5 DeLand Red Hats Andy Johnson Leads Seminole N FROM THE Sluggers At Bat With 3 Hits Win Over Ocala M PRESS BOX Yearlings By 7-4 Joe P i n d e r Scheduled To P i t c h Sanford Plays G-Men Tonight; Umpiring Is Off As Sanford Seminole* continued I Sanford • plu>.-' nt their w lnnlnf w*y» lest night by I Tonight defeating the G ilneivllle G-Men j p_,i.n,c.,l lllt' wilh J6e , ’ll' d,:r *I“ U"U 18 to S, a fte r doling the first | g , u u :i 4 u.i.r. ■Ii r h o 4 ft " 1 game of the reason the afternoon Thomur . . ft 1 IS lit before to Leeiburg. The Seminole* tlol.rl ft 1 2 1 1 rurtt 30 now .have won eight games and 1.0%rlift If . __ ft it 2 1 ft ft 1 9 lest one. Hto|t*l rf 3 4 2 olf* r Johnnv McGee sbtrted on the W 1 ft « Price if mound for Sanford but ran into Nllrr mn 3 t» •» 2 ft a streak of wildness In the sixth l>avl« |t 1 1 inning and had to be relieved with 1 4 1 .... 31 ft 3 1 T.Hftln P rin k Hudson replacing him. Mc­ OH » h • Gee gave up four runs in the HV\rOHII rf ft 2 2 4 time he worked and Hudran per­ 4II)tier ft 2 2 3 *itmi !•!>«*11 21* mitted one run In the eighth. 3 1 1 hkrrn cf A fter the G-Men had scored 1;il|e*|t|r m ...... 3 w 1 I* ft 3 John^tin lh i 11 once in the first Inning, Sanford If 0 4 i | ft enme back to collect three m ark­ Marlon 1town it 31, 4 ; 1 0 3 i ets in their b ilf cf the first Klmlirt l r ft |* 3 ii i «• frame. In the third, Sanford AlHlrr ft H H ft llU'laon p chalked up four more runs, and to top this, added five more in T«»lii In 3ft i: 14 27 Heorr b> InnliiKh. the eighth to make sure the GHanford .... 3»4 t»»s «i*-~ 13 Men wouldn't catch un. llalttegivlllr too 012 010— ft Meanwhile, the G-Men had Assists: Thomas 3. Pruett 2. La* scored In tho fifth, added two %‘Slle J. Wolfr. Hller 3. I»n%l» 2. T. tlllltaiile 2. Itouau 2. more In the sixth and again in , t'aiMptoll Klinhrel, MrUrr. Ilu-lwc.. Ktrors! the eighth. I Marlon. I»avls. ftlllraple. Hll«r. Except for the sixth when M r Ituns lallrtl In laivtlle*. Mnilr.it. Gee ,I' . ''“5." " ’'SL1 n. vprran—Into hi* wild streak, __ . thei-e .. . I * ru n t, I»*>!<• Thomas. Vfu 1l>U».' r never w la any doubt as to the 5, Nk«-«n T w o-im f hit* Pruett, outcome. The G-Men Jujt dJcln't * hlnri'tn. i**nti>btll. Hiulcn ba»e»: teem to hare what It____ takes to 'fire IJfr : Olllraple. 1” w,”"■.1»<**111*n*!■ ir M>nH.|n kj._ j i ,| _ I•- |ti.i)P Ito'a • , n* h o r nlci Sanford appear eny • an. r«iut>hrii. Johnson i.»ft on too Imnrrsslvc though winning. I tuineavllle 7. smic-nt » on In*I In ^ ff. lu t N 3. Xlrijrr. Umpiring wa« sadly off last •» Hasr fltMwnn Htrurk out liv: lLit I- 2. night and on several occasions JAti'Gre* 1 llmlson 2. lilt* off At •• batters were out because of e r­ [tl»*s tu x 1 . 3 innlnKs 7. 1 run*, IIudson in 3 2-3 Innliia* 3. t iuii rors on tho p u t of the umpires. jj lilt |*ltrher h) Mrilti- iThwiuAndy Johnson led the Sanford **s». !•% I»av|a <<}lll«»|il<- > Kii'iiiivi Wolfr sluggers with three hits ru t of III ml-«oii I I'.tonl ball* U'lniiliiK Dltrlirr Air*!-** I..».iuu * five times a! the plate. Wolfe anJ liltrlirt IIav I i l*ni|ilr*s lluimiior. Uavls led the visitors with two • ll'Hlrr Time: |:3« kOI \ Akaoi lATIIIN No itunim srlirduled THE STANDINGS liANK* T lH l.ll I'l-U K ID A H TA T Il KtnMfnrtl Ml f HI .\UKUftlln • at Or l .ii.J . l.*otbur«i nl Ym >|uua 1:*j O' Ml l>v lot llll 1*1.014111.1 ftTATi: I.KAUI i: w 1. Pel *4KNfwnl •HS» M l.frpaburff «... . 7 X 77' Or la lulu . ti 3 »*c; M T IIW A I. U U d t l l IhirluiiH li«fiir!i ft 4 aft* N .w York m I'hl IvG 1J.llfM IV III. 3 C 333 Oumli.rl %n. ||lRl»r HI A iikumIIiic 2 4 2ft'l iHlaaiiU 2 t 2i4» %> 4*■ |It*1n|| Ocu la X 1 X22 ni nt Cinclittiail — v» 1 »• r111•m• r \ATI4>\AI. I.KAGII2 1'll Il'URn Nt |'tl|k|)(|(|il| — l\ 1. Prl V» )I m« K*ii) i|i ii O uclnnatl ft I HU* Hr tsohljr 11 O I I '. N I t A l l.PA lit •: 0 | mn I'M Iwit e-11sIs 1.1 I‘I.Il.r.1eI|iti Im At New. York •1 w333 I Ittle Itock lllrmlnnkam • M em phis New Orleans Atlanta .........___ a a I as* • 3 ft 4 7ft • 42k 3 ft 37ft 3 4 .IX* ........ X ft il« ftLAl LTl V ftirm illA I PIsOI •OKI HA STA.TK I.K KA AM l I i: kanfimrd » C ia t s e e .lllr a. Helshn u l T. O r a ls l y I^eahtara *•• (Hivliins liracli Orlaiydu I. St. ~ A bgu.llr.r 1 t J I.K A ftl U tliielaasil a. at. Gaiila I. IMit.I.srgk ». Chicago » other aainMjpMtpoasg/- rain. aN K M IC A K t i u n i x 1i l.v r ls r .4 l . S t. L o u ts I . ' - “ t r o ll t. r h lr a e n •» o t h e r ta m e s postponed, roll* In the KiwnnD baseball league. composed of boys to lR years ol sge, team 3 defeated leant 2 by — I2 to 10 yesterday. I)i I-aml's Itrd lin ts collected 1 1 Singletary pitched for Tram 3 hit* In scoring n 7 in -I victory C v , CHARLIE while Krnia piUluil f)>r' team 2. m r r Uir Ocala Irani lust night in Kiin* held team 3 lo rix hits § CIIALKER* a Florida Stute league name. while Singletary held team 2 to Roth teams scored three runs 7 safeties. in the first inning but a lte r the Newsome and Stringer scored second, when the Itcd lint* srorrJ At the prrsent it appeal* a* n run. the visitors were never though fue-burg Is going to be thus- tuns each for Team 2. headed. The Ocala batters collect­ the tough nut to crack in the FO ItlitrrTKN GREAT MAN ed nine hits. Score by innings: GALVESTON, Tex., Apr. 2.T. — l It II K Florida State League this year. til' An oil |iainting u.' a man of DeLand :II0 000 111—7 U 8 Orlando looks pivtty good to us. Ocala .100 0(X> 1 0 0 - 1 0 4 They have a fine young tram that di-tleguishril apiHtxiancif has hung IVZuro, Ithem and Hesitruliurg; is big, und with rxprricnrii should In 'he Galveston courthouse for M iller and Schlro. go piuce*. Gainesville l.< the w iak. 4n year* out nobody seems to Leesburg's Angler- trainpled e it team we have seen. Ocala kilo v who he was. The portrait the Daytona Ilcach M am hr* by seems to he right behind. San- now rests in the office of Charles 20 to 6. lord's pitching staff may pro­ Ribtcll. district Judge, who ha* The Anglers put the game on vide some trouble before tne sea­ Ihs ii trying f. r five year* to Icatn ice in the second inning by scor­ son i* over but with Jeter anil the identity of the man. • ing seven runs. All-told, they col­ Frank llud-on to rely on, it still I II Kill: IS A WAR ; lected 10 hits and combine.) them should rank slightly above any Its I'EIII.IN . Apr. 23. - t i l l - The with eight Daytona Reach errors the league. for the ca«y victory. The I-Intider* If the crowd* h a ir hern slim win i* iH-ginning to insKi- it-elf made 13 hits. Score by innings: here, wr should take a look at felt where for most German* it II It K the majors where th r big clubs will hurt most. Ri-cr production D. Reach 010 003 020— 0 13 H h a ir lost an estimated faOO.OJO ha- been cut 23 |wrrent. Leesburg 070 210 40x—20 10 5 because of cold. rain, and sn.iw. livelier. Yockmun, Zimmerman l>0-drgrrv weather here Is Just Kiualils dub s| hiusiiis a lesguy and Neumann, Smetana; Kulnsli about as bad tu people ill Sanford With boys to 1.1 y e a n while the and Wailner. as 2U-drgrrr w ralhrr is In people Lion* limit Ihcir players to 1.1 The Orlando Senntors hit timely up North. One cool brresc and )cnts. Roth club* are doing u to turn In' a 6-to-3 win over St. the local* tan* are worse than a fine thing for the younger gener­ Augustine Saints. groundhog sticking hi* nose out- ation. Now, soim-lfody should The Saints got off to » one-run ridt for th r first lime. spun or a knothole gang for the lead in the opining inning nml Looks as though there will hr bov* as they do in III- larger held it until the fourth when the u m erry rare in the league thl* rili'-,. a rnuple of iumdred boy* Senators scored twice to gain a year nmong Hindu id's outfielder* ntlciiding the games now regum argin which they held the re­ for stolen buses. At the present D ili, mol there will be llinl muuy mainder of the gtimr. IUt lly.ler is leading the hoys; more paying fans a couple of Roth tram s collected nine hits but don't forget that Marion nml jest* from now. It is worth think­ and were charged wilh an error Skeen in n - .rig h t along with the ing about. And there ii no finer each. Score by inning*: It II K leader.* last M r . Skeen li a lecri ilion. Orlando 000 0 1 0 -0 0 I uurm -ivrather spy. Lust yrn r he ................... ..... 230 ..................... St. Aug s i JOQ^OQ- bdn —3 ■ I j didn't get gidm: good uiild about Swindell nml Oni*: McKinney the miiklli' of June, mid did he Did "Diumtintl Jim" Hnve S rnnarh o r U lcer I’nlnn? Zcllnka, Me land and Mobley. ' go 7 You remember. Ii o lin .ll> llk -'l> Ills l U ln lA oiul Word is that Ja n u s lla rr) “Lil .1 ... Cl nit miiM Iim%4* ritlrn (illA lll'A T IO N GAIi Mini %'llli •ui'll k n li Dir” Hern ha* hicii shipped In t in < ....... *Uf f*-4l ll Mlli’l • tl lei■>ten Ml Ii( ll| C h irlo ttr of the Sail) l.tagur. If •«.» » ' k l*..»li« SilflrfUK %%||II luhhr LAWRENCE. Kan*.. Ap 23 be pitrhr* well, be may be re ­ 1 1 .% Ilf |.r|..tll t cf klliniMl h «•« (A1— It's the custui.i ol colli go called before the i law n Is aut. III* 1*all- •1III |-i 1ICI ks .1*'1*1 president* to shake the band i f Wa' Muslim niril* another crack ll •1 • %*» % |||. ill •lliilllel nuik- 4ll•• • • l- li 1M«.l leaf 1 iIk 1 T.lH?’ • seniors when they hand them hurler, and nil Itraii need* Is a I*t IM11'• • <1 fd Mi'll • lut %• ••• • •* their university degrees. A Kan­ bit morr seasoning. Itemrmhcr |.|»|. .1 - *1 l.% ill*mi« i4i •- T n » sas State senior has tin gored $Jo Inst i r s r was hi* first in pen 1. * ••4 I'klM i 4in i «llrf cf tili'rl nils •*U»lllllt: *• 4I-.I he will wear a false band and ball. Sid lluil-nn had bad about *•(»•« •*.| 1.11 Mi l» 1. ■" • t -1 4••ll••t • C)I,*|I li*»»w leave it dangling in tho build of two seasons and one-half. • • .*- i! i.% %• • :n M 1Mm • T li­ the picsitleiit when he onlk« fe line t|M-l Mtll»l lt«*l|i Tbi Kiwa'ni* Club and the l.lon* 1 1- ... .,f. (Mt.•c % r> fiitn4.il At Mr* across the stage, come June com­ Club at*- .iK in-oring baseball Cl i .i.i* i». IIM I'll mill kimh| lit l»K It- 1. mencement time. Iragut s for the younger boy*. The •\ \ tt Ik 11 I RED RYDER By V. T. HAMLIN I'L L T/kKB CARE OF B.YPEH. ALL "Rl&HT— T H E S E PILLS WILL KNOCK. O U T A N Y »A *)J--B U T HEQE /7.VS-J I > 5 '* ,' ( U ".> . S J > ^ ■m r i, Drowsy Insides Get Pleasant Awakening Thi* p lra ia n t way to rvlicve run,Dilution ami it* biliousness, hradnehr*. bail breath combines two im portant features, f l ) The Dmr-testril reliability' of the famous laxative powder and 18) new flavor. palatabllily especially nppraling to children. Keep Syrup of Rlack-Draught bandy, llso it yoursalf or give to the children as needed. 8 sixes: Economy 60c— Trial 26c. — Adv. Apply 405 Palmetto or Phone M l. S IT U A T IO N W ANTED BLANKET & QULT SPECIAI i 2 0 % OFF *.. chlnea Repaired. N. U. Kindt, PbotM 818-w. BULL SERVICE nt* your aloe* " j L j f S i ; iS ta fin a ii C. A. Shriiier. Lake Mary. each at A p t 10, Park Apte. FARMERS, for cash nee Jaak LINE U nO GU T plain la 8a»Fljmt at State Farmer*' MUrford. Can be keen tn eity. Write v produce. B a ir Kaowlton. 1504 E- Hard­ No waiting for your mcaey. ing, Orlaado* 488 00 REWARD fo r - tefarmaUoa loading to arrost and FLOWER PLANTS—Sonia, Sun­ cnavfction of person who burnt an d ranteay varietiea. broke late Jones Tiro Shop. MorifOd. Crown O'Goid fOdorOaaUraoo.4* l^ m ile Booth ^ B U ttN E B S S E R V IC E W ANTED WILL PAY sank far toned* th a t It Am---- -* n —-414.--- MUm M mm 81. Write Box >48 c-o Tbs Herald. LOST AND FO U N D ? * -* -* ? dljh 'brews, a Reward wf M I10 w W lP R aid far hio ro to n . W J0M 0X . O m M ,u E r talk in Clearwater. Of particular interest ; I,n1,________ to the w », from Syr.-.ptotni of Distrwsa Arlstag frn « ww« r'osi.7.1 STOMACH ULCBW ot the lalmrers. the pickers, field • DUCTO EXCESS ACID hand-, truck drivers, packinghouse J Free BaokTsllt of HowxTrwatmsatthat and rnnnm ranningg plant workers," h e' Hs'p or It WW Cast VM NatMag declared, “and to help provide j• OMust r^'tk w of Ik* W I L L A A D greater opportunities for i4u T Iii-nr rver e. Meiilllisi C N T li.on h e ro so U fo rrtO tlo * ploymrnt. •n n p tn m - i f itlitirs* srt-lnt fn»*w Btsswas ■ sn-l o . i . d . n . l lllit r t itus la 1st*** Asia- * S— r DlfMtlM*. l a s or U n i t U m s m S . it KILLED IN RIOTS I G t l i l n m , H s jrtS w_rw _H w O m____, o w l .S s ., 4 ftim to tit Ksssss I i i m i Asia. A t U . eyM hoLi bn nn j» I ftalist*1 (H sli RANGOON, Rurmn. Apr. 2.7. ! Hue s r s 'Vtgii n ..v ,„ ..... i l l , 1 1 A-t fi*r "WUIsnrs SSseeese" wtlck fa ir t/l I r.ltlcu pe u.l* Jw. in ,Kilt, it I irip n inn, itii, in mown ass SI U iu a ibis in a u a s o lnml 00 were injured In Hindu I.A N K Y 'S DR UG STORE Mo-lem rioting yesterday and 1 .1*1 TUESDAY, MAY 7 ,194U KHMINOI.K COUNTY _______ PRECINCT NUMBER........................ .............. ^ Muke u Cross Mark (X) after th« Nairn* of the Caiuliilate of your Choice FOR PRFaSIDENTIAL ELECTORS VOTM HIB lA'.VHN FOR U N IT E D STATES SENAT O R V O T It P o ll O S K Fred P. Cone FOR G O VER NO R VcrTK r n « p i n Spessard L. Holland Francis P. Whitehair r«lt m n T4DI onn SilKK IFF _ B. ('. Dodd Geo. W. Gray C. M. Hand J. V. McClelland FOR COUN’IA SUPERINTENDENT O F PI 111 If INSTRUCTION lllTK fu ll •-SI FOR SECR ETAR Y OF STATE VMT»* m h ONE T. W. Lawton n u t A T T O U NK Y GKNKRAIa VO TE 9*4 ill O H I* FOR SUPERVISOR OF REGISTRATION v n rr Fun »in t FOR C O a M m tO L L E U r»»Tr KOH O N 9! FOR ST ATE io r rin i: T R EASUR ER C O U N T Y COMMISSIONED iii*T nn r i s . i V O TI7 S -n ll (I N K 0. J. Pope __ iM. B. “T-Bone” Smith • D. L. Thrasher FOR ST AT E S U I'R R IN T E N D E N T OF IMIR1.1C INSTRUCTION 1’n T r »*• in iin k - FOR COMMISSIONER OF .‘ GRJCUI.TI rtK p u n o * t: m m FOR R AILR O AD COMMISSIONER VOTK K*>ii i *m : FOR l ot M Y COMMISSIONER IHN | HUT *\*. S fin i. »•• »n «»n i . F. A. Dvson FOR STATE SENATOR t v ' l l S E N A T O R IA L DISTRICT M:R v u n e r u n orK Ralph B. Chapman _ E. F. Housliolder iiiiK G roup Na. votk I Ki*it liv e . lor. nil M m TK L. P. Hagan J. R. Lyles UPM.MISSiUNER 1*1* •Ii II T Ns. X uni W. B. Ballard B. J. Overstreet, Sr. FOR MKMHKK OF THE Ho u s e o f r e p r e s e n t a t iv e * ' ’i ro u to n V rO.MMIaSSi.0NER HI^ I IIM I >•». « ONI J. M. Partin K ilt t ill VIA COMMISSIONER III* I I I I ! T FOR MEMKER OF THE H O U SE OF R E P R E S E N T A T IV E S .G ioup No 2 VOTK (roll ONK/ George H. Bridge, Jr. John G. Leonardy Ns. S W. Kilhcc S. I1'. “Sammy” I,ong Milt vn Tr MEMIIKK III HOARD OF PI III.If IN S T R IK T IO N m u i n i: III* I II It T ' Ns. I FOB CLERK OF T H E CIRCUIT COURT VOTK KOIt lINK FOR MKMHElt OF HOARD OF PUIM.IC IN S T R IK T IO N 0 . P. Herndon V illi: FOR T A X COLLECTOR VOTK rO R iin k Il ls , t ill T N s. 1 E. T. Haines John L Galloway Jno. D. J Juki ns E. ('. (Ned) Smith, Jr. FOB C O U N T Y ASSESSOR OF T A X E S VOTK r o i l ONK S. F. Doudney VO TK K n it lI N I . FOR MEM HER OF HOARD OF RJ III.IC IN S T R IK T IO N o h i nn t a V4ITM • *11 L. E. Jordan FOR JUSTICE OF T H E P E A C E III* I I I I ! T Sm. 4 VflT H I «Hi ONH | St. Clair Cameron FOB C O U N T Y JUDGE r o i l U8K FOR C O N S T A B L E James G. Sharon R. W. Ware V O TK IIIV I l l l l T N .. 4 Sam C. Gardner Joe Ludwig Robert M. “Bob” Moye F O R C O U N TY P R O S E C U T IN G ATTORNEY VOTK r o w K O II O N I : O K I _________________________________ W. Herbert Messer Edward J. Nelson Gearge A. Speer. Jr. FOR STA TE d e m o c r a t ic C O M M IT T E E M A N ) George S. Witmer NKNi 44,(n4*«asrat> \ -a' ; QUiCK relief ‘ to get S "s-iuare deal" for tb;. ' lal-oring group. “It (1*014 t . B A L L O T D E M O C R A T IC PA RTY YOUNQ MAN wants job u cook, houseman or janitor, t f l L. From regular price. ' Weol 8 th 8L Blanketa Moth Proofed, no addi­ tional charge. Phone 411, Semi­ JOB WANTED doing housework, nole County Laundry. nay kind. Dorothy Graham, GRADUATE PIANO tuner, 88 •14 Uoliy Aye. FOR SALE. / i SAMPLE PRIMARY ELECTION M ISC E L L A N E O U S &-R00M OARAGE apartm ent for I CAN save you 150.00 to flOO.OO re n t Completely furnished. if you are going to buy a used Phone 443-W or Si 6. car of ANY make, type or year model. For personal interview SMALL FU RN I8 HED garage without obligation w rite P. O. apartment, nil conveniences. Box 884, Sanford. , ST. I’KTERSRllRCi. Apr. 23 (Special)—Leaving behind him thousands of Pinsiln* county vo­ ters. Francis 1*. W hitehair today carriisl Ids gubernatorial race back into "inland’ Florida with tw ill scheduled stop* prior to Ids 8:tll o'clock address tonight in Gainesville. The cnniiiilnte for govemoi spoke to more than 7,000 personin I’inellns yestenlay wilh appear­ ance in Tarpon Springs, Dumslln, C’lenrwstcr. lairgo nml St. Peters- Classified Advertisements FOR R E N T n burg. A crowd of i'i.DiIii wa* mi I Saturday arl ing from Mostsm hand for hi* eicning nddrr * lin e cel hrations liomuing the birth- In S t Petersburg £»«*"• — llnshlnsli.il nl II...I mi —l.ri.n., r.| ciiiiaK" • Urtive ur (I.Tlrhoufr HI Louis I 2ft« Drlrnlt nl rhlrafcr* —Siwnmn -HonIoh 1 009 New York 2 onn OlMrlrh C O v e l in d Mt Hf l^iulft— M llnn t Kfnnul) A H i: i t I t 'A N L i c i t ; 1 1 ; \v Pel |»« alou . 1 Til *’I*tela lot t 3 i:.a J l'S T WEAK .New Yolk 2 •.Cl I'll 11mlr Ipit Ia 2 M l.fiils ... .4*0 X LOUISVILLE. Kv.. Apr. 20 — Itetiolt 3 l/tb— John T. DeWitt, 38, won t'blrsKo *io I Washlngtun ut>» ilirndssal on a drunken driving charge yesterday. He testified *01 riir .r tv A k k O tI % T ln \ he w asn't drunk* he wa* Just W I. Pet Kashvlll* a n 1 Hits weak from two Turkish baths. Knot hills Team 3 Defeats Team WIT Ul i il lt Co hl lai tiier k^ J n| J nv u«1l IVf OC 2 In Kiwanis League Before Big Crowd ■ GJ-O.S.V t . ■ " - �%e A. * THE SAWFOtP HiaRALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA A ll* n r * ll U t or tho northern Istltudoo, British Aloes Win s h lp o -------------to keep nut of range of serial before heading for the Tough Job Before attackers, Norwegian ro ast Operating from coastal air fields, German Bomb­ can be protected by shortNazis Are Routed ers range pursuit craft, an advantage denied Brillrh bombing planet op- British, French Face Grim Military Dif­ ficulties In Norway D o n ’t b o illo d O u t - Insure th rou gh u i t v tecowM r o n i.tr n M UH w . b Im A b b b IU m 0 . D. F arrell velers, RD •r-.ymir ■flowers need Pleat'food? »«d boot fertiliser irpeeee, from eta lie-whale farms, la jftCH'&ACK HUMUS. Tea ItfR buy it In small M you* flower garden IThtakof beauty ( your ||piwa,l|-'a ; solid green •Mrtf 'yopr f«nn, a gist of vegetation. Use HUMUS; It lasts. 4See, plione, or write 1•*’ * E. E LLOYD -By HOWARD EL BOMAR Aasariats* P tmb W rllrr Whan Winiton Churchill In hl« rigorous style spoko of pur fin* Norway'! soil of tho Nasi Invadon ho Introduced Into tho uncer­ tainties of tho European war • tints element th at sppeors signifi­ cant ' Weleomlne home from Narvik survlvora o f tho British destroyer Hardy, Churchill termed them the vanguard of tho Allied armies which -during this summer" would be fighting 'to push back the German*. Churchill could wall have been preparing British public opinion for long and difficult days ahead. The campaign to control Scan* dlnavla Is Ifkriy to bo slots and costly, and cautious as wall after the present haste to land troop* and establish bases before the Germans dig In. Though the sciiure of Norway waa a matter only of days, to eject the Nails promises to re­ quire months if not rears. In* d«td they may stIU bo there when the war ends, should a decision be reached eliewhere than on the AUlea' left flank. The reason la at least twofold; tho British and French face grim military difficulties that will re* quire time s i 'well as force and Iron will to ronouer, and they must shun Hike became of the effect of a major disaster upon such unon-bclllgerenU" as** Italy. They obviously ran afford no inch failure aa that a t the Dar­ danelles In 1915. A quarter cen­ tury ago when, as now, it was vi* tsl to keep tho British fleet In­ tact, Churchill noted that Admir­ al Sir John Jellira was "the only man on cither side who could lose the war In an aftfrnoon" by a naval defeat. Just so, at this juncture a tingle afternoon of [end or -Mfi disaster In Norway might sctUe the present conflict. From a tactical standpoint, the difficulties of tho campaign In Norway appear IIUlo short of ap­ palling to military man aa long at the Natl* retain their formidable air power. On land as well aa In thte air virtually every technical advantagillei with the German occupying forces—eatabllahel boars, InakKllncs, defensive positions, control of railway and communication', shorter and protected routrs for relnforremrnte and supplies, aerial superiority, apd possibly trnopi better trained and equipped for too type of fighting. Britain Is still mistress of the open mss , but no navy olluat was designed for warfare In nar* row water* Against land batteries and swarms of warplanes and submarines operating from nearby bates. Assuming the N atlt already bars 55,000 or ao pkktd troops In Noihray, military men estimate 100,000 or 300,000 will be re­ quired to oust them under present circumstances, with the estimate scaled upward aa the Invaders are reinforced. It Is o forte the Allies must be loath to commit to a pe­ rilous venture with so many un­ certainties existing In the Medi­ terranean and elsewhere. Allied troops, arms and supplies must ha moved almost due north from Scotland, within ready air bomibng range from the southern N or. eg tan coast, whore tho Nails first dug In. From tho Firth of Forth at Edinburgh to Trondheim la some TOO miles, and 400 more up to Karvfe. Tho Jogged Scandinavian roast line offers scores of lurking ptaree for tho a mall, short range sub­ marines which the Neals boast .wars turned out a t the rate of w a das last winter. Through'tbe long aummer days THE CITIZENS. FRIENDS AND VOTERS V OF SEMINOLE COUNTY I Dot got to ate many of you personally before bat I will appreciate your vote and your sup* ing to 1,400 shipyard workers In Tatroa yesterday afternoon. He rhatlcaged them to find anything wrong «mh ms lanor record. A ft­ e r his afwech tiro of the worker* approach^ tho sound truck and asked tho operator for his card. Lester Pogue; tho operator pro­ SARASOTA, Apr. D , — (Spe­ duced a paid-up card Hi the elec­ cial) - I have no patim ee with tricians union. those who would abrade* all reg­ BEAT CHARGED FENCE ulation of tho citrus Industry," Bpesos rd L. Holland, candidate for PRETORIA, South Africa, AprTimor, told b large audience 23. —(A")— Elephants hi the re lost n ig h t - I t lx unthinkable to expect South African national park a t the problem to solve Itself. I Addo have defeated the electrified don't think that It la ta te B lM t fence put up to prevent them to sit down and let nature take from straying. They found that, lie course. We must faeo the although tho wires were charged, problem squarely, thresh out flaw* tho supports were n o t So they from the laws and pretact the In­ simply uprooted the poles snd terest of tho small- • growers wallked over the wires. against tho shippers and carmen who are unfair to them." so Republic of Guatemala established April 17, 1BS9. Holland came here after speak­ Regulation For Citrus Industry Called Necessary crating from across the North sea. By contrast with the geographi­ cal 'difficulties fsdng tne Allies, the N ail line* of transport ap­ pear relatively invulnerable, de­ spite the efforts of Allied sub­ marines to mine the 8 k ag em k and Kattegat routes. Fom Kiel, the German naval base, to Oslo Is but 40<) mills and from north­ ern Denmark to the Norwegian capital ICO mites. In general, regardless of the hope for ultimate victory, the outlook-ln the north must bo grim, rtlculsrly to tho Urltlah. From rd l^ithlan tho British ambassa­ dor to the United Stales, as well as from Mr. Churchill and other leaders, rom* indications the sit­ uation is fully rrcognlsed ami ac­ cepted. Knid the ambassador in a reeenl address: "Wo liave never been under any Minion. Hint the task 'we have set oiinelvei will not be a long and formidable one. It may be, as In other wars we have fought, our only rmlly victorious battle 111 be the la-t." SPESSARD L. G K Gold deposits estimated to yield l.oun.oon.nno yen have been discovered In deep gorges sin tho eastern Taiwan (Formosa) coast, and 'are being exploited to aid hard-pressed Japanese economy. CA N D ID A TE FO R (Subject To The Democratic Primaries) O . J. P O P E % Candidate For Re-Election AS COUNTY COMMISSIONER FROM DISTRICT ONE VKTTIi'RR seeing loti of reri-Ufe sitW unions this year like the typical but imaginary one ahown here. It doesn't take you long, on the road in a 1940 Ford V-8, to find that here's tho greatest money’s worth so little money ever bought! TRY THI RIDII The surprising big-car ride that's one o f 1940's big motor­ ing events! SIR THI ROOMI Extra knee-room ,\ leg-room, head-room. . . you'll find a Ford surprisingly big inside. . .where . bigness counts mostl MIL THI POWIRI O cylinder engine In any Smooth, responsive pc inders don’t give! CHICK ON ICONOMYlTbefi) h.p. Ford’s 24.92 miles per gallon in the famous Gilmore-Yoiemite econ­ omy teat waa beat o f ml! standardequipped ca n at its price! ' x COMPARI HATURI9I B ig g e st hydraulic brake* at low price! Only itittl-Cdntriftgal clutch liv in g loader pedal pressure at ahlfting speeds, end the only hardened valve searJnscrts for all angina valves at lo w price; Positive, easy-acting fingehqip gearshift. Lou oif others, too,- worth your knowing! COMI pNtOOAYl Dr/sv a Ford V-8. Get its whole convincing story for y o u n e lf.» . hoforo you cboost any Judge what a man will do in the future by what he has done in the p ast * Spessard L Holland is the only man in the Gov­ ernor’s race with a public record of achievement in state governm ent Because of his record thousands o f Floridians throughout the state are supporting Holland, they include: School teachers, because of his school record; Veterans, because Holland is a Veteran who has been tried and found true; Business men, because he has always opposed the sales tax; . . V The small merchants, because he lifts three times passed repeal o f the Gross Receipts Tax in the Senate; Sportsmen, because Holland is a champion of w ild life; . Labwing men and women, because Hol|atid has j I ! • ..1 , ., • id t will do toy boot to make you a good rd. X have had the experience and can “operate with the member* of the legiala* dad Initiation. supported m easure^bettering working condi- leae and better lawa. g fa lo te old age aaalaUac*. ly ij i wotbad (or the public and l irtt eeuttnu* to do ao. V fftt to help the farmera and cl (rue grower*. M a farm and am a friend of .labor. ity o f Florida-students and alumni, be' i s one of them; • \ Holland’s efforts Wf* *» ♦. tc ' l ■ i “»• faf u *- ‘ r * ;»■** • ' . •>-’ �p « • I »* S an fo rd I t T i l t O nhr C d b tn F lo rid a C ity A ff o r d in g K ail, HU A n d W a te r T r a n t f o r t a t i o a APK R TESTIF THEY FOUGHT FOR GREAT BRITAIN dVERNORWAY Nazis Claim; Supremacy In In Ballo Large Unite Of Brit' ish Fleet Report* ed Nearing Narvik * For Landing Troops _____ 1■ ■ , rlfeUIent Roosevelt III Given H e a v y Test Vote On Pref­ e r e n t i a l Ballot English Repel (#>— S eniter Joseph Guffey, H i* Dealer, field • steadily In t lead fo r the Democratic nom­ ination far Senator hi PenpgjC Vania's ...* h ■nary which Rbonevelt- a heavy teat vote. Twi Pre*Manta, nemo was plaaad] an the presidential preference W lot by p M iira tto itata commthtee wttWb endorsed him fec'jA third term. No other names wedb on the praforante ballet. </ Official returns f i r 7,075 M (105 prseteft* rave Guffey SWL4(1, Jones 171,454. Prom 4T40 d U trk ts. Boose veil had 417,14). Garner was neat with 62 wilt*. ra c in g German A ttack ■ .«(«* < E a r l y Invasion Ot Sweden Ib Feared By Paris Observers Nr — — ' • m *»r ? s Thetef* w ire no names on the Republican preferential ballot but Bark in England a f t r r co-operating with B ritish naval forces in attacking German Dewey g et *,430 write-ins. The ‘J Ballef that war .bet a Japan and. the United States some day Republican vote exceeded the o ff the Norwegian port of Bergen, thew British file rs study a map of the battle area, youth of several of the men ahown. before the Senate naval affairs commit- Democratic., h'inevitable was axprsa ta b y 'B Ji 'J Ue a r Admiral Jraaph. R.- Tai chief - o fv naval operations. Shown TOIot, mUlimrr export and w riter on >A8*?elt Talks Mackenzie King, Frank Kelly Is Politics Is Group Attends Injured As Auto area repelled a. stream Canal Hearing ' Leaves Highway . Satirized In helm man ro u nter-attaek a fte r, vi fighting" yesterday, . and' I Kiwanis Meet raid re-established t h e i r . ■Jlpae, Held At Ocala Frank Kelly sustained a severe, the G erm an' a U d 4 f ) « ly frsetiired leg when the auto in which he was riding with Ralph Stew art crashed Into an oak tree on th# Country Club Komi early this morning. D rputy S heriff Jack Hickson who investigated *thn mishap for ^/Because no notices wrro re* the .Sheriff* Office, said th at gfaftd in this section on lh« hoar- Mr. Stew art told him he loet i b - on tho proposed barge ranal control of hla convertible cdupo it r.rashed Into the tree as jhfr-osa Florida along the same nnd It left the highway, Mr. Hickson ■ lu te as the proposed ship canal. said the auto w as practically de­ molished hj| t h f Jorro of tho 1m* pact.n. . "V-,. .' American policy w pa. Involved. therefore said nothing In Orals F rank Kelly%who Is a clerk In But tbo two-gay conference of yesterday, Randall Chase, who the City Drug Company, was tho oxocutlvos of the two groat immediately removed In the hos­ powers of North America propital for treatm ent hut Ftaslph seated each with an opportunity Mr. Chase dkl not indicate Stew art, a pro a t the Sanford for a laUuroly review of eontl- whether the farm ers In this sec­ Country Club and son of Alan nental problems, North Ameri­ tion would fixht the proposed Stew art, m anager, wua perm itted can question arising from Can­ parge ranal as they did the cross- to retu rn to his home a lte r first ada's war, Roosevelt’s program itate ship canal hut Intimated ■id treatm ent. o t hamUpherte defense, the th a t action might In- based on the The S h e riffs Office expressed Declaring that “the extrava­ Groat Lakes-SL Lawrence water­ findings a fte r an investigation appreciation for the eo-o|wratlon and, study of the proposed proj­ of Cant, and Mrs. Constantine L. gance th a t prevails today has way treaty and other issues. brought us down to grlta and Apparently determined not ect, which la generally considered gravy," Mr. H ossetlrr asserted (he first step toward a ship ra n ­ that "th e worst of it is, we vo­ al. T ters and taxpayers get the grits CoL Lewis II. W atkins, who and the politicians get th.' gravy." conducted the hrarlng, said that Mr. Illgglns told the audience he had been request*-,! to submit th at hla candidate Is seeking the governor's chair on the campaign slogan, "From a Florida swamp (horoughty stuuy tho m atter, Mr. to the Governor’s dump. Chase said. J. W. Hall was chairman of A ttending from Ssnford beside the Program Committee for to­ MW 'Chao* were J. C. Chase, day’s meeting over which Vice George S. Wltmer, II. Jam es Gut, President Julius Dlnglelder pre­ U. I*..H erndon end member* ot sided. tho Board of County Commission" I come before you today on behalf of the candidacy of one Proponents of a barge canal who, because , f his long record. Is fully qualified to go to tho Chair— I mean the G overnor's chair— of this great Htale ol Florida. Over olid over aga*n heh as proved himself the friend of m an— no need Indeed for me To forestall assumptions on F o rt Myers to the liitruroasliil to say who that man Is. Ills tbo subject of tbo conference, w aterw ay near Htuurl with affection fo r I bo poor working Roosevelt r a n te d reporters to widths of DO feel from Fort man I* known lo all of you. Re­ bo m u UoI ul Through Acting Myers te Moore Haven, HO fn-t peatedly he has refused to ac­ White H oum Beeratary Hssaett, In the existing channel ulnng tho cept n Job becuusu by so doing Roosevelt issued tba following southerly shore of the lake to poor tba hurricane g ate structure at ho would deprive some 100 feet thence along working man of his means of barge canal's offset on water sup­ nClewlaton, He Is n truly re ­ relocated channel to deeper w a­ livelihood. plies. r on the south aide of the lake, ligious man. 8t. Paul tell* us ' 'W alter F. Coachman, J r., chair, te th at th li is tru e religion, to 100 feet from deep w ater on the mag of the Florida Waterways east visit widows nnd orphans. My aid* of the lake to Hi. Luckemigres*, said th a t since studies lock No. 2, and thence 80 feet te candidate has done hi*, not once, waro made In 19U and 1M5 the hut m any times. He I* verily pngawt aad potential traffic avail­ tba intracoastal waterway. G eneral Hchley a ls o 1directed a a man of many parts," Mr. Hig­ able’ fa r tba barge canal showed a d b c r t i H of (4.1 percent. He detailed review of ex'stlng plans gins said. "G entlem en If you elect my aa|d tela m eant the economic fo r the w aterw ay between *Ht. G overnor's ■avb«a would bo far In excess Mark* River, Fla., and New O r­ randldata In the (('•aliased •» Pas* Sis of tboM required te Justify thn leans, te determ ine w h ith er modi­ fications should ba made a t this CTOMdltate barge canal MVa 405 (alias between ' pud Corpus Chriati, m s Mid, and would maks a a ta r in g of (1 hours fat Mythical Platforms Of Two Candidates For (iovernor Given bio Notice Of Meeting tv,W«B Received Here, Localites Complain irlng th at State Hoad No. .axaUagreee to. ilia State >apartment and to tbo State Vida", e .^ 'F . Houiholder, ite senator Haas fromiLr for BUte ----- *■---»-— ? •. ^ . Speaking lit the Geneva aahoelhouso bnfpro a te rra audlenco a t the sixth political rally sponsored by tba Seminole County Demorratie Executive Committee,-Balph B. Chacrwa n, also a candidate te r this otflee, docUrod th at not only Road-No. 44 but othoe highways In this coanty aro In dtr# need of • Rood Ne. 4 g w h l th a lB f c -Lsgieta asleep.'' H t you MM me to the Legislature X will tte r t a t .soon as I get there to' girt the conitruetton ef this rqad," he Mid. Mr. Lyles said b e 'la running for office on hla r ecord as a ‘pri­ action la S m lnsle County n ig h t vate clUaen and hla'record aa a be obtained through W era- legislator and Mid thdt be was tarts with the R o d Department prompted to announce for Uile of­ fice by a desire to te rra tbo peo­ ple of this-county. George If. Bridge, Jr., first candidate for the H ova*'of'R ep­ resentatives in droop • Two ■ io ■peak, characterised tba tellur* ef tbo State Road Department to Improve not only State-Rood No. te tba Legislature ho would show thte.jrroup this cowty'p rights •ml ''keep a t them" until . im­ provements were mate. . - . - Declaring that If politics a n Ukaa out ef state govsrament, th e n need ba no further lacreaaas te taxes, Mr, Bridge said srs. who aro in a majority. . Houaholder stated in hla ■a that he had entered this because be wanted Semtetla ty to hav# political., tedemeo and rseagriUb* k tbo latum for once. TMg,' - bo was w good program and bo rod that tbo voter* of tbo tba bM t. Interests of Bt Coraty nad s«ld te a t ba w« te b at far tba small citrus .W h ite r A. Booth, glga a rpede by a "con* Merabis ber" of troope lauded ships insid* T ro n d h eim '-' ! The G e rm a n s'M ld . ihfeei:'ffj planes were shot down httete! to l*omb Stavanger. , |n Paris, official rsp o ris Nasi troop em barkations German Baltic porta o p j Sweden, caused ren ew ed -eg slons o t fe a r Gerynen * fi may Invade Sw eden.-,,,*."- , ’ DNB lu ted 6f^ R M |M t: l •ifiHa That* had been r * P « f action —ID by sinking o r fi since the beginning, of, Scandinavian war. t h i s .was* lit answ er to official- figure* by London acknow ledging loikes only of 1H w arships f a r ,. jk l whole w ar so far. The House of Commons .if** informed Russja ha* been Invit­ ed to suggest concrete pro pees ta for a trade agreem ent recagm i* Ing B ritain's objective of • a * * ' cling Germany. • Britain announced h er bomb­ ing planes had attacked-, ttoo German a ir b asts regarded M "available" to the enem yyjfor use in th e Invasion of Nenrgir.' They said they sank two patrol vessels In the vicinity o f ‘B rit, snd also attacked bates a t N or­ wegian cities, Aalborg, K ristiansand, Oslo, and Stavanger. Tba British announced they now bad two million men under arm s, p r­ elusive o f navy, m tr ln e a - 'a p d sir force. LONDON, A p r ” 24.— OF)—m e tide of w ar on the h a rd , n o rth ­ ern battleground bolted ' Is#t night Into southern Norway- said found Allied and G erm an teoqpe, alike fa r from home, engaged* |n a b attle of seem ing decision- fp r the " g a te " to Oslo and, perhaps, command of the Invaded nation's destiny. f V / i iJ i A t home, on the day o f S t. George, B ritain's patron salat. Work Progresses On RmnaaianFront Lines a B. C. Holland, president i tatracoaatel Canal Aaaopf LoqUUna and Taxis, d tba completion of tba 4woe* tba Gulf and Atkinilaad waterway systems BUCHAREST, Apr. 24 The govarumsat. yesterday o r­ dered all engineers, architects and technicians aad their assistants to report ta military authorities by May • te r i l l a the strength­ ening of Rumania's frontier for­ tifications. -• V F ar savers) - mentes tea work Sf Stroagteewteg tea dafasaa Uatpul Rhroa works baa been under way and Ml . meraaeod original eeU- City News Briefs The NYA Recreational Club will hold a regular meeting In the 1. Tba first miji Court House tonight a t 1:00 tba catepalfit te te o'clock. ______ , Tba entlra membership of the Presbyterian Church w eft urged to attend tba annual m isting te be held te tba church tonight a t 5:00 o'clock. A report aa tbs year’s activities will be made. j The weekly meeting of -th e sales school will ba bald tonight St StOO o’clock In tb a Cbanteor o t Gammarea buOdlng. , AH. roUU clerks and other* Interacted f r o Invited to attend. Tba claaoM � 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, 1940 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 23, 1940 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 23, 1940. 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>, April 23, 1940; <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/44ef6904144c8c9169e2cb4df62e9511.pdf d8dbbc0eb8b9a447521736edbe05f4f1 PDF Text Text “Little Women” JOURNALISM STAFF ' Mary Marika KwrrUk Marahall Jay Jim To B e Given By Senior^ Class On April 28 and 28. the aanlor Inal* High -8ciw*l data of Bamlnol* tbalr annual etoaa play: and thla rear It'* to bo Loot* aa May Alcott'w famoua and wellloved "LIUto Women." Tha all-alar eaet le oa follow*: Hannah, the maid— Eatoll* Hurt Tb* LitUt Woman: Mag— Roe* Harkey Jo—Jan* Schulte Beth— MxUljm Truluck Amy— Mary W igging* ' Mr*. March—tha mother—Elba llutchlion. La art* Lawrence— tha boy nasi door—Jimmy Shoemaker. Aunt March—Tb* Llttl* Woman's great aunt— Mary BeWin John Brook*— Laurie'* Tutor — Arthur Ceckwlth. Rev. Mr. March — Little Women1* father— Druee Mulrhesd Prof. Baer—Jo'* Oerman friend — A*hby Jonas. The Uma I* from 1888-1888. Tb* place. Concord, Massachusetts. Bam Byrd, local boy who mad* rood on Broadway, cam*. up to tha hl/H echool to nalp tha IM P ; bar* of tb* cast. The caat wTn It from hi* balp, and they anad having him. coatuma* ar* good. The caat U wall choaant and everyone Ilka* "Little Woman." Coma and aupport th* Senior d a ta and have a good time In tb* bargain! ss. n . latlrta— WUMR!*' l^ L a T O g W B O f Norway, Denmark To Germany Is 'Considered G reat ra of Innocent NorDontnark would Kara Immensely If aha Utam and could bliakad firm and aubthara. Aa It la, they abto to transport enough orway to really p i • on tha Norwagreet narnl tattiaa at tha praaant with Britain will delerntlna not aha will ba sb.o Britain from near-by ar Danmark. Wo will dlaadrmntara* far Oarmany thaaa two drmoctatic na)»ar control, lit, aha gmlnad much, dapand greatly upo.j producta of thla llltio I when aha la In tin tianda, a short: ge of producta In Britain la tao tha Carman* naad oducla which ato already Another m a x forma a food for tha German nival citlta along in tango o f tha »klpa.'Hha would bo oblo lab aubmarlna and war* along tho Danish eoaat bo nolo to carry on ofnd dcfemlvc warfare, tha coni* epan would to tha ablpt that la to Oermany from port of Murmansk. It _ much oaslar to aaod good* by *blp «*■«« overland, *a > ahlp con trlng more 1 M | ' and larger quantities of wdr material* than the train* or track*. * In Norway, Oatmaey would be able to obtain even mote than In Denmark. It U but three-hundred and nine mllee from the Norwe­ gian cooat to the great British tha groat oaval baae at Scape Flow. It moat to would boHM IP Iadvantageous — . the Oarman naral commander* In tbalr attack* upon the** boa** and woold aid tb* air eorpa In tbalr attack* upon tha todqftrial can­ tor* of England and Scotland. Alto if *ha otfaato tha Norwaglan* and Brlllth, thay will bt ahJa to kaap tb* eoaat optn for tha ablp* carrying Iron or* from SWadan and thua thay would bavt tb* math needed war malarial* to malt* atfaaka alrawhat*. Thla woold also colncid* with, tho plan to kaap tha Norwaglan and Danlah coaato open for ablp* doming frem Murmamk. You eon *oo tb* hnportane* of thaaa two imall Scandinavian countrla* to Oatmany. Will tho British and Norwegian* bo able to drive tha German* out of tha Norwaglan territory? I f not, will Britain* cooat 6* endangered greatly by tha Oerman navy and air fcrcoT Will Narway'a raalitanea bava any rafloetlon an tb* Daneaf Your antwar la aa nearly correct ,at any ether fallow's. -C O W A R D MARSHALL Florida b Seen As State Of . Many Advantages And Privilege* Highlights Of Junior Class Are Presented Why I Am Proud of Florida— Dora thb enter your mind often? It ahouW became your way ’o f living h provided far by tb* sail and through the people attracted by aur winter accommoda­ tion*. Ate you aa proud o f your state o* other people a n of their* T Let ua ditenu tha ad­ vantage* and privilege* o f aur state. P in t, In any ordinary year, "W* have the Ideal cllatate which la the envy of all state*, Inclading California. It afford* ua health and ptomotea a way. of Hvblg by drawing tooriita lo ue. In a tan­ ner year, most of u* a n aided Immensely by thla tourist trad* and.the credit should go to tb* atato. i Second, Florida has fartUa toll which also aid* us In everyday *xIttenco. Wa ara able to grow at varieties of things. The aoll aueh that wa a n able to get all the wonderful vegetable* aad fruit* which a n so needed to keep ua healthy. Tb* natnra of tbs soil provide* tha much needed mineral substances to necessary to health. Tb* reuck-lind* enable farmer* to grow many o f tb* vegetable* out of aamaon. With thla advantage, many ar* able to obtain a year-round living with­ out having to go notth, which I* quite an expanse. Th* many lake* and rivals and th* abundant sup­ ply af underground water makt tha Irrigation of our soil easy, which alio aW* th* year-round r Tba Junior Claaa ha* bean working vary hard thla year eepectoTly, Jc»*l* Durden and Joyce Whlddon, who aponaored a picture ihown bar* o t S. H. 8. and than took it to Orlado and Lyman netting the claaa In all •bout twenty dollar*. In tb* near futura our claaa U spon coring n bridge party which w* daalra every on* to aupport W* ar* presenting a picture ahow Friday morning In tb* auditori­ um, Let ovsryona turn out for It! Wa plan to. give our banquet at tbs Mayfair thla yadr, W * hop* sraryona will aup­ port 'the Junior aetlvltle*— tlia ■anion because they enjoy tbalr ‘Pbm’kln*, It’a time fo g * up- banquet, and tbs undarclaaamcn haeatiM they will ba. struggling •to lr*, •ling of the Seminole torn* dap with thaao-aam* f t Now run along to bod.” But for torn* mysterious reeleon hanclnl problem*. . curly ' bead. Bha tbook bar aurly'h the coming year wrro votOATHEIUNE HURT. jipAdv * ’•V* -1 ** * by aba didn't want to, BaldIn presided over tb* ■B#r mama didn't knew— pirating. Final arrangeto Mama, not quit* yet," ah* for Tap Day, tha day that •ft n Of Girl's •Y Are Selected -are mad* war* complatofficer* a m Preaidant — ■Tniai Vlce-rfesldent — Durden: Corresponding — Mary Alic* lluntori Secretory — Rebecca — Otto* Chapman) — Erma DoudReligious Chairman — Vlr.Tarter: Educational Chair- KUaabatb Pippins Physical — dan* Cochrane) I — Dot Kadcr| HlntlnWltb thaaa can. a on* may be Olri'a Hl-Y ahall f t principle* for s aponaor l U n s i ' ibciQtie Meeting Is By Sophomores Pumpkins Ghost “ In*J»*t a minute H I go." “ Elisabeth June!" bar m i aaclaimed, "Don't contradict me an— Now march upatalra this Instant And straight to bad you got" "No, Ms. I'm stared," said Bum'kin* And ah* began to cry. "Thor*, there, • darting," mama cqqkI "Coma toll mama wbyl" " I f l^teld^you^why, you’d laugh," "Causa you'd think It ain't But IF* true, ma, thara'a a abort upatalra— “That'* why I'm scared to gal" . "Nontanaa, Pum’klna." puma sal i “Thara'a no such thing as that— You moat bava Imagined It, ' — Or maybe twba Tabs' your cat," Q m hgld i "No, mama, wasn't Tab," ah* Said 'fa boys stud ' "Cana* I aa*' It every night— l l at s. H- S. "It's got big, terrible. shiny ay**— maatlag plana war* dtoAn' * lares with all >U ralghL" a picture auditorium. "You must b* hla* > . Cent* along. I l l I g d i ' a ■ ‘* 1 u Don't l*t It bother you any a discussion ■Capa* IH ha;near," ma aa A prvpwffu. i nsrs is r ? i growing of truck product*. Third, our state ha*' eietllent transportslien o f all kind*. Flori­ da la lined from tb* north to th* south and caat to wart with won­ derful railroad* and nation-wide known highway*. Wa can 'go to almost any part of the state In fin* air-conditioned coach** af the railroad* and w* may drive throughout tb* entire date on good roads. Our wonderful sea­ port* o f JackaonrlBa, Miami, and Tampa enable ua to comraunkat* with tha other atales and coun­ tries abroad by ship. The Intend porta of Palates and Banfoid ar* “ handy" In shipping to tb* larger ports on tb* coast a* wall aa bringing cbaapar freight to cl tie* lying between tb*** Inland port* and seaports. Fourth, Florida I* one of the state* with a great future. Why should this make me proud T Th* youthful**** af-tb * state affords possibilities o f greater Industrie* which will anskla us to further develop our atato. To bo able to boast o f tb* possibility* of great-’ ar thing* for your atato make* you ft*I wonderful! You have puny reason* of your own for being' proud o f Florid*. Thaaa ar* min*, but only tho im­ portant on**. Tha beauty spots, natural and man-mad*, alao make on* happy to lira In a wonderful atato Ilk* Florida, but tb* four reason* stated ar* th* "down-to- Students R elate, Trivia That M ake Up A Senior’s School Day Now aa every good mathema­ tician knows trig la a vary IntorsatIMf subject, but wa, tba fourth and only trig aura at S. II. 8., turoly no find tha view from th* wimjowo— namely th* rear door o f th* (aht) luaeh room where fortunate • flrrt lunch period students and aomc "rich" trig students who snatch a bit* before beginning a parted of concentration lesu* with untold dalactablaa which thay gloat­ ingly oat before our aye* kaawIng full wall that from th« sec­ ond story wa ar* positively un­ able to rlalra our "b it" (which would teem to them h alf). Th* diamond ball field upon which tha girla exhibit tbalr skill, lo lovely raalticolor short* causa Mias Smith to ho run lo tha point o f distraction aa aba at­ tempts to hold tha attention o f tha eleven boya who, with tha exception o f tha four anvloua girls, compos* thla most ‘ tntollactual group—much to b# preferred to th* nag** of the The Heulor Claaa o f 8. II. 8- Wantworth-HmlUi-nan# Trigo­ mat Monday activity period to nometry and Tables which ha* complete final plan* upon tha open Invitingly—but without In­ class play-"LltU * Women" which terest— that la whon one cornh to bo presented April 2K and pans It to view* of such a beautlous nature as those which SO. Kent Roasattor, class presi­ evidently ar* so enjoyed by all dent, presided over tha meeting. U lg. studenta, and which when Mbs Neill* WUIIam* reported tb* truth la told our teacher, that tha play Wa* progressing Mias Phyllis Smith, auraly rawell. AUo In th* bualnaa* meat- garda with a keen Interest wkU* Isn't eunaldarlng our Ing a eommltt#*, consisting of" bha Jimmy Madewaa, chairman, ttrained, aweatlng brow . Jimmy Rho*maker. Nary Betdln, ktruggllngly attempt to find tha In a "horrid osampte"} and Prtaslllb Raya aid, .was ap­ light pointed to mak* suggestion* aa — which, by th* way. brlnn «U to what tha Senior claw might too elaarly to mind ■raaant tha aahool. Ml** Ruth dua tomorrow — Cbarrio — my land expressed th* hop* that claaamato— "Parmlt, Plaaaa" te tha tha claaa would inveat. thalr money in a produat of superior panted nhraan o f Mr. Bradbury quality. John punn announced whan th# ovar-canfktent ranter la tba claa* that tha laat l*su* tries (to ura) hla power * f per­ to ante* Into th# o f tha aehoal paper, Celery Fad, suasion would aa I* customary, ho ded­ hallowed hull* before th* doors icated to tha Banter claaa aad era open. But, el**- H* must hd asked tha support af tha claa* beak Up (a r gat kicked o a l) pi maYlaw this laaua o f the and wait with the raat "Bte n o n weeks" la tha Joy­ paner a fiaancUl success. ous thought o f many whan en­ Tha ma*tb\g was than ad­ countered by a hard talk. “ Will journed. they ever a e d f" Tot annus 'Annual Play Planned A t Senior’s Meeting iera Hold it Tuesday Chapter pf Um o f America hald Tuesday “ '-E D W A R D S. MARSHALL other* era sigh* af ragrit — thn Urn* draws nearer for tb* teat so lam a much (or te U «mnT) f 'i In Fort'* Chamtetry < Danny finds a tot* a tote Jan* Lloyd much more Interact- a m & U K feet* around tha room. Ob, ba quiet I can'tt you all finished - hla saa Mr. King h absent** blanks. "Snap I" goaa tha door and ones more Mr. King begin* “ thaaa not** are In in* bulletin,"' and after read­ ing avaryona at' least twice wa ara ready to consider class. I f wa bava caasad wagging our tongue* long enough, wo will have noticed someone who slta quietly with finger*, lags, •nd everything otea possible— •nd toma that don't aaam poa•Ibla— crowed, mumbling a naaer mbla which make* neither ads nor tolls to ua (maybe 'cause wa Juat remembered wo hoard a Dote Joka which wa meant to tall our qaat door neighbors or 'eauaa w * didn't try to undaratand). W alll When wa ea­ rnambar that report* ara to he given today wa understand that panon'a anxiety. Yaat that commlltoa raally aaw evaryhody In this town who know any figure* *o Mr. King might aay "Remember, you are responsible for anything, which thaaa committee* give* and Inca might groan and aajr "Anything, Mr. King? Doe* H have to l>e exact. It tblc what our teal, la going to ba? Juat blam* old f i r C llorroral that chairman o f Ed­ ucation I* titling down and Mr. Kltw— why, ha called for my ra‘ ' l o , , HAGAN. EDITH LUNDQUI8T. Girls Are Awarded Athletic Trophies About this tiara avsry year tha girla begin to count up tbalr potato toward* e -tetter. Tbora wh* ora more InUra. ted In o c ­ tettes ora ot times more fortunate tlma tba ara n g * la earning o ■tor. or hatter jo t, oa omblom. Thera potato ora mod* by sta y toom w lk h count* two i" “* * Boys’ T ennis Club1 SEMINOLE HIGH CALENDAR , Is Form ed To Play I*— Noraian Beasley— S tate H igh Schools April sponsored by Paters Farm­ A Seminole High School Ten­ nis Club has bean formed and ha* approximately twenty-four boy*. A team .will be made up of th* bast players in th* club and this team will participate in Intef-acboUstlc games with team* from all over the state. The Seminote team will be decided upon by a tournament that la being played o ff now. A t tho next meeting officer* will ba elected and game*, with other tchuol* decided opon. Any boy* wishing to Join the club should mo Coach McLuras at one* because the membership will be limited.____________ ___ ' ers—8:00 ,<|r, April 23 A 2C—Senior Play— IM . May 2— Dance Spaneared by Josier Claaa aad P. T. Ay—. 8:00. May IP—Dane* . iasaorcd by Sophomore Claaa aad P. T. A e -IM May- IT—Dance—8p e e re d by Freshataa Claaa adr P. T. A. —8 :H ^ May 30—Claaa Day I'l •:(5. May 38—Ja*!or aad Sealer Iteaqaet Jane 2—Commencement Ser­ mon—840 June 3— Gradaattea— I M Tap-Day Program la Given Dy Hi-Y Club Dem ocracy, W ith Th# girl’* Hl-Y of Hemlnol* High School presented their ennual tap day program Thursday morning. Apr. to. - .Chapel was opened with tha flag salute and tha singing at "God Bless Ameri­ ca." Everyone then stood and tang on* stanza of "Onward Christian Soldiers", fcllowed by the reading of tb* scripture and the praying of tha Loid'a Prayer. Louise Petklnt read tho Hi-Y Creed aflat which Mary Beldln told what It meaua to ba a Ill-Y girl, and aha gate a short history of th* gitl'a Hl-Y. Th* secretary. Loula* Moughtnn, than read tha Hat o f thoaa girla who were In It Upped. Tha girl* wars at .follows: Maijorte Juno Burdick, Katherine 8 pcnee r, Mary Martha Kmerick, Gladys Pippin, Nancy Dighton, Patty Hodgr, Mairla Proctor, 8t*Ilt Touchton, Earline Kelly, Mlldrad Avail, Ruth IVuaver. Elis­ abeth Vui'ghn, Rose Littrell, Charlotte Isblll, Zona Mathews, Matlys Gostsrh, Lois Nipper, Winifred Ixivell, Susan Klrtley, and Hope Tarter. A fter tha ceremony of having tha pledged girls pass through the triangle and tike the places cf the members who are rolng to gradu­ ate, the names of the new office:* wero read. They are: Natalia True, Picsldent; Jessie Durden, Vice-president; Rebecca Lee, Recording Secretary; Mary Alien Hunter, Co:responding Rectatoty; Oliva Chapman, Treasurer; er] 'ilrtna Doudnry, Hoclil Chair­ man; Virginia Tarter. Kclirtout Chairman; Elizabeth Pippin, Ed­ ucational Chairman; Jsno Coch­ rane, Physical Clialrirvini Dololhy Kader, Chief fluide; Pally llndgt'. Assistant Guide; Gwendolyn Hayes, Sentinel; and Susan Kirtley, Scrapboik Chairman. . . Th* program was concluded by the singing o f "Follow tha Gleam". P r i v i l i g e s , Is Fine Government B riefly Ua was bora an Saplqmhar, IB M bt Shanklln hi tba b la "■ of Wight, lib 'fa th e r was John Nichols, ha ra n * o f n line o f J printer* nnd antiquarian. HI* mother w * i Katharine • Pussy. Thn* on (ih father’s sldo to tb* tofluoara o f tb* literary, raaptical, and humaatetle, and oq hi* mother's aide te'tha InfloanOe o f O tha Mystical and tha tmpqUIv* (th* Pnaey man moaUy earrad his Majesty at tan and among. . am b to ha found tha famous Admiral Blr Cteudaahy BteovtH whose status stands In Waalznlb* O star Abbey.) Hobart Nichols wa* adoca ted as tha nsual Englteh boy who te in easy but not wealthy circum­ stance*. Ha want to Trinity Colleg* Oxford nod o t the ago o f V ■evantean wrote bla first poem. II* entered Oxford to 1Blf. and tha war began'In IB M abd he Immediately became a idcond Lieutenant |n th# Royal Field . Artillery but bo was on th* U t- w lla front Tor only a abort Uma prior to lying in tho boopMnl for thra month*. . A fter tha w ar ho occupied the choir o f Boglteb Utaratora In tho Imperial" Uah. ^ vanity, at Tokyo, Japan. In 1B22' ha returned to Eng­ land and married Norsk Danny of Norwood bourn, Wlzmlow, Rucks, England. Thay lived for two year* In Hollywood. Cali- • fornla, w h en ho worked wkk Douglas Fairbanks and waa am* ployed to vteuallx* acanra. A ft­ er thla ha moVad to England and ratiled at WlnchaUe* aad has Rrad tharo over alnea. # Robert Nlchob has published thraa volumaa a^ poetry. Thera ato; "Invocation";, "Ardour* and Enduranera", and PAuralto." Ha has publbhod thraa ploy low", • “ Guilty Boute” !•'Tw enty B *l« ■nd "W ing* Over Europe.” II* hoa nearly computed o poem foltod, " Do° Ju* n Tanorte. tha Croat.*’ Ha hopes to make this kla ba*l"work. It te written in vhymod van * ond te a rari- ? out attempt to n vlvq full bloodad dram* In England. ► . STU ART Q U ARTERIfAN . < ____________________ ». -v W hit Is a democracy? It Is a country which has a govarhmsnt o f tha people, by tha people, and for the people. It la a country where Its citizens have unusual privilege* (compared with other countries). These privileges ar* numerous and I will now compart them with those of th# other countries. Flrrt o f these la tbit pihrUago which man has feught for to dlUgently down through tha agaa— freedom of religion. On Sundays, wa ora allowed to go to any rhurch which wa wlah to attend. While In Oermany and Russia, they are forbidden to attend any kind of church. Tha Russians for­ bid the sate of, Bibles, while beta we may purchase as many cop tea as we with. What a- contrast -botween democracy and dictatorship! Second of thaaa many privilege* la freedom of epeech. Here we may say what w* with at any time, but in tha other countries freedom of speech Is greatly aupiressed, W* may call the prcsllent anything and keep our bead, hut In thane dictatorship coun­ tries, If they speak again,t lb* ruler, they ar% (hot o r ' guMoo­ li nod. Wo may apeak against tha way pur leader conducts hla gov­ ernment, bqt people In those unirlvllegod lands can not do so uness they wish to stop living. Third In tills group Is fioodom of-press. Almost the same aa While Naw England'* freak wafrrettom at ■peach is ,thte third wntulrrftl privilege os you may iirint what you wish. Tha publish­ : waters boost shout 200 ing c’.mponies may be owned by varte tteoT oocordng to Dr. E. C almost anyone, white* In other Raney • f Cotnall University. ^ countries, they belong to choice people.- These people ara usually government officials antf U>ey tell the peopls only things ih-m to know ( L a. piopaganda). In democracies, any and every­ thing nmy be published If one de­ sire* to do ra. Fourth, we may profit for our■rives. In Russia everything te owned by the government and no un« te given a ehaneo to profit or ENEMIES OF TREES Home people are enemiea of advance. Tb* government chaiga* trees. Thay go un picnics nnd tremendous rate* for tb* use o f leave their fire horning and Ut* their property and forces bug* fire spread* and bums, down loses un.thc people. In Germany.' • era# o f forest land. - That only tha "blg.wlgs" of th* Neal eauaa* floods that cause erosion. Party are allowed to profit, but Whara there ara no tress to in tha United States, a democracy, hold tho rain bock It rushes evrryona is given a fair chanc# to down th* aid**', o f tha high moun mak* good, ( f on# does not. It la tains ond tha wntor waahaa big isuslly his own fault. Just read­ ing Ibex* words m u not pcsslbly gullia* In the ground. LV.italn tha pihritegaa wa enjoy ' Iiterate ara anemias o f trees. as compared with other countrla*. Thay eat *n the loaves o ff You must to able to actually aa* trees and .can** them tn .4te. aad undersUavd litem. Lumberman ara ananslea ^ o f I could w ilt* a book ond oarer tract. Thay cut down too many finish telling at thoaa grant priv­ young tr ie , and earn* them to ileges which ora octual .-to da-l mometeo.. Thay team wonderful Cattleman aW tnemtea at whan you Juat raid of than, hut trees. Thay bum th* grass, tha contrast with tha rights at thinking It will holp It grow and tha people of other notions maka It apraada later the forest of them avan more wonderful. Yon must acknowledge the fact that young trees. BENJAMIN E A B L BROWN,- you ara much bat Ur-off iy people to athar toads, acotcally and socially, and moat rajoteo over tba faet that y*n lira ' FOREST FIRES '. Florida has * ' tot o f foraata. In the world's graateet damocracy. hut many foraata ora destroyed the United Htalae. Kaap that hi by catttoaran who bum tbalr mind and "heck-up" whoa you ara load- • They think it will help downhearted. -E D W A R D MARSHA L L Y^i S5JT D ine aAd D ance Have A Gqod TteaJ OVIEDO SCHOOL NEWS NO . 2 ill# * % K £ '« is « ‘ To sav* cool, lu lls * Industrial­ ist* have authorised a plant to produce methane gas fo r cooklag and kaattzig from bird*, and other garbage. ora helpless ih. tha XjSOBtk •nnlvsrtary aesa w u totallata tote. K ip u r B te m aa • Into o tram. Whta hril for He amm ■ H MtoeaJ* �• • •* Stnfnrit fa Tha Only C n vim fioil.lfe 1'lly A ffording Kail. H lfh w q i And Watar Tragaporlation N EW SPAPER SANFORD. FLO RID A, MONDAY. A P R IL 22. 1940 ' P ick etin g Is Upheld In High Court Ruling Snow Lashes New England And New York President Urges Liberal Candidate /• *» Tribunal Decides Leg- fetation Regulating Strikers’ A c t i o n s • Is Unconatitutkmql • - ! --------- Freedom O f Discus­ sion Is Said -Limit­ ed By Ordinances * W ASHINGTON. Apr. 22. — ( A P ) — Legislation regu­ lating picketing in Alabama and' Bhaata county. Call* t *fornia, wan held unconatltutlona) by the Supreme Court. • Tho Alabama atatutc waa attkeked by the A F L while the'California ordinance waa # attacked by the CIO. Frank Murphy delivered both opinion,, lie wild they limited freedom o f discussion, McReynolds diraenUd. • The 8haita ordinance prohib­ ited picketing In the vicinity of ally place o f bualneea for the pnaroso e f influencing pereone to refrain from working there. , .'T h e Alabama law prohibited m picketing for the purpoM of hlndtrlag. delaying, Interfering with or injuring the lawful hullncM or enterprlM h f another. Flood T h r e a t Seen in Swollen Rivera; Temperature Below .Normal In Georgia Ii ■- Trttgfcnt* Regulation* dad assurance* contained hi the letter to more thin 1,009,000 person* on relief roll* follow i . . 1. They are entitled to vote e r not vela, a* yen choo*e.” I , No nnn can fares their dlscharge or change their wage rate beeauae of. their political affiliation er their voting Intena* tlona. • They may not legally be r e l t l U d " fo r contribution* to a political campaign. 'd . Administrative or *upervUory official* are prohibited from W particlpaling in political activity e r lulag their Influence In camT V - , effort will he nuwJc I t arrange working echedules ao 'that those who wbh to vote may without losing time on U P j 0b. d./ Voting la “ your own bustm o *. Keep It that way.” •*f\erfll. nht tolerate any viola M W - e f the aheve regulations," ' gton -wrote. action was designed to ■t political . nativities by A war*are each a* these which plgrejta the 1 I U primarie* in several statac. DlocUeurea by d u n I f ir lr l Sonata eiortiiHlis which ^▼ tim etigaU d thea* activities led to . the enactment o f tho Hatch • J-Viren pelltira” law under which Marring !— acted Ifct night. * Porter Laming, Sr. U Fatally Wounded north of JaehaosrrllU • tS s r S ^ S ^ & j. .lira. Lomiiag taMikw enforce- AnioriYnns A d v i s e cl By U. S. Legation To Leave Hungary II* .%•■•»« Aiiilol-ttiP*— wlit-rt- IIto Allied fttrtv-t linvr* lantli-tl in Nor­ way. ati- aflame*, Germany iv)Hirtii| as ImiII i sides, <|i:ii'l(i-d by iiilt'iiNo rivalry /V f Y I nve -triii-il the llritisii heavy Idovv . F on t, o f Britain's air iiii.'hl had been on keeping Nnti l)oiiih«r« and aerial transport* .irrmiiul. The iiritith reprnlrtt uicht m idi on tho airfield nl I >. •’ n»i: lli.ii lu* i-, not mdi‘1i • Stuvnnger, nml hI mi homhed (Jor* ..I i, n\ i t in* hi fnrliitii. 11it iih in.iii hehl ha«ei nt KriitiaiM und \V*ilk« r. *•1 iVnl.i, s|»,*kf in 11 Aalhtirr in Denmurk. ol III * iiiidisl.i* v !•» i:«»Yi*ru«*r Mt « h.»r^uii* 'Tipecially nuntfrout llir t i Mn*; »*. »l i.» Avriuit i'lot urave” meiirtiont over Hwo- Walker Cites Platform In Talk To Winter Visitors, Seminole County Voters Saturday |06BQ 111 NfUIlCS U1 SPEAKS HERE Roosevelt Talk I)rl'e ,n the value of n hirgc c-inal Saturday Elicits To Rotarians Atrand Approvimalely TOO name, of aero,, Florida along the route of f’ -i-n, «hn vi.itnl Sanleid und the proposed rro«« slate rinal, cminoh- ('ounl)- during the win. Luncheon 1I will Many Telegrams Weekly______ he submitted at a hearing to B ler timnlh- have Iveen turfir l over 11* rondurted in Ocala tomorrow WARM EPSlNOS, Apr. I f — W>— President Roosevelt accept­ ed a flood of tclevram* yesterday as indicative of favorable nation­ al reaction to hi* demand that Democrat* this year nominate li­ berals for the presidency and vice presidency. Twelve bourt after he warned a nationwide series of. meetings of Young Democratic clubs that his party must nominate liberals or be deposed, telegrams began to arrive gt the timporary White House here. William D. Hussett, acting White Iftmog secretary, declined to diselose content* of the messages, and said that only a heavy volumr was received. It f l u Indicated that Roosevelt's pica for liberajlsm and hi* aggressive address to young members of his party had evoked a favorable response. il road cast ovsr major national network* and directed to Young Democrats' dinner* In 98 states, his speech last night appeared to be the opening run In tils party's national campaign. It waa his first rejoinder to criticism of his administration leveled by Repub­ lican randidates for the presiden­ cy, and included a direct retort to District Attorney Dewey, New York. Seeking relaxation during a I10day vacation at __the W (Varm ___. Bprln ring* foundation, ItoosevrltI subordinated subordlnat work to resL Because there were no morning serviroe on the foun­ dation, he slept late and did nol receive the sheaf of congratula­ tory telegrams until tale In the h i h |fa . Addresses Voters nnd r i s'*••;• i >'tiiindn> «ificr llOaati I I*»l*' *i|li' »*f 1410 l.|||'f**| •11•h territory by Nazi warplane**, riii«ii« it*, » i.i in i i»uli*riinfoi ml i- lulnl.ilt mi Sntilmd 111 Ihe Seminole I'ountv Clmnihcr of Cnmmerre for II, -VI,t| Seminde Counly lhl« Winter" cam|vaiifn bul Seerelury Kdwnrvl Dig iln, deeland Ihnt he I, nmfident that 1940 I Theatre u. llding, I, live ini- there n>r many more person* who (Gal move Inward Ihe oe'nmplish- ... .» 1 _ i w—n 'ri'm , o . pian rrrcniiv sui- y r * r , hnul M m . BolU n d reshlei.l will I w n .f il D r i l l in d . n l h s u ff ic ie n t f o r a ,h l p ca n a l n prr«rnt njr h u filnn _______....... In Ihr in-.lrivll> Innti I hr C*lub| ___ on K il_________ drr fi Irt'foro ll i r__ H m.o ry ,!,r..-lly inintlx'r or of today in which »he stoteo lhal j ‘ •’ " 't e . Senator Peppo- riled Ihe j tourists V h o v e il here. He pointarrsngemi-nts hate been m ade! military importance of such n >ed out lh «t e .e iv one of these for I'ulind. r*echo.lovakla. Kin- J""" b 'c t a, well a, il* value In prrsone ha- h •-|».ienllsl value” in land aril Norway, a* w fll a* I elimlnaiinr Ihe trip nround the influencing other per-ou, lo vi*il other foreign e«nihil., lo be rep-1 -enin-tiM for emvmer-e between Seminole Founty. minty. Ailanlh* nnd Gulf ports. re*rntr«| this ye ar . In u r tutrincnl In The Herald. Thr Floritln llxhibU It mtkinir •H-al in te r, f , love objected Mr. Iliggin* .aid: , many n«;w improvrmrnU to tild intnrrM tn lliih yrnr r ftlr, inrludintr n H|imiitli i r«n»plrlc rioritl* Itrich Iropi ml pmiden anil oranf* jrovf, Min. Drjiii hfiid. iminlhif out tluit thr fair will r«*«iprM oil Mny 10 nml It Ihi* section’s artesian water flow Among Iho*.- who plan tn at. tend the lie-ring from Ihi* rn m lv expeele I lo run until the end of |.r e J. GhMe. George S. Wit•tier and llsndsll rha*e. Urtobcr. Following an aniiounremriit h) K.rlo Turner, Ihe Itntarian, vnterl to lm|d their annual huat ridr nn May -• The meeting for May a will he dirpen-ed with. On in­ vitation from Ihe O.Lsnd Rotary Club, Ihe annual coif tournament clr................... between the two cities will begin on Mny p. lntr(Kluc>,i by Andrew Carre­ way, rhalrman, Mis. Dean nltrlhuled the ar*ecr**ful tourist reason last winter to tlm Fair lest sum­ mer in which over 4,000,000 peo­ ple visited Ihe Flotlds Kshlbit. Ih-claring that the Fair should not he JiuIri-.! by It. financial reMilts alonr, Mrs. Dean sold that it had given Joy and inspiration to o*er 25 million person,. Visitors at today s luncheon in­ ch ded Theo.li.re Brand of IHLind, James Baskin, John Wig- c-T Cily News Briefs The diaplay window* in I {oily • wood Shops are bslng brightened with a new coat of point • Edwin G. Freacr. reirtidsi* for roller, spoka In U hslf o f U » earnpalgn at tha comer of ilia Arena* and First Street The regular meeting* of tho la deoeadeal Older of Odd Fellow* will be held In the Old Fellow* llall tonight at 5;00 o'clock. *; — — • b priis Tho regular drill session, of Mr. Fearer reid ha to tho threw local National Guard ronpanie,i wID win bo ho hehl hoi In the A r­ mory lanig|g lytr at 1:00 1:0 Violators of City H in t W a ller, o f Omlu, cun* ditUte for governor. a|M»kf lieie Snturday aftrrnoon in to lialf ol hit rnndidtc) Hi- «*lo»riiti i* “ From an orphnn'« h*»m** lit** tn the eon.lrticllon of Ihe |.re. “The tTvaniher of rnmmerce l.a-I Bovernor s man •Wi.rd *Mn ransl on Ihe giound ■' >cmpile.t at opt Tin name-- of uin- __ , 1 , 11 no,i nrovrn «ui»*h trr visitor-* thni we-e in t lii'i I I H 'l llk ll • channel would not Interfere with county for varying len.rlh, o f ! 11(111 JSr^SSaSS Ki sr ia s! H angs t'lub record,, the hotel-, lo il i i 'l j camp nnd tourist limin -. T h y object of getting tin l . - l , n, wmpiete ts.v.d.h- i- f." tt". R egistration For’- ^ " IS . . 1 a l , U I 1 r O F the sumni.r, u.ivi-ing .......... . ,1..* S p m in n lp rrcrrallonal fardilma U V III1 IIU 1 C V >U U I I L Y i nrt.J rtlhcr iilnn* vwe sr* have l.ivn f..r f... th.ir lb.*i» other plan* R a o o liA n \ T _ _ . ' <'nl*rl*l,iu,e,|t next winter, asking their suggestion* * , ■» .* _______ ° would Interest them and rr.pu st The number of rrgl.trred vo- (n»> *h,;m l® ,n,r r*‘*' ler. In Seminole Countv reache.1 . w ' r Iminnliate hwil.tie* t.. new high with tlm close of II,e , ,n »W* w,'"'',r reri.tratinniK .oks m. RalurJay . ' VnM, ^ n,‘" , ..... T night. Hum rvisor of Regi.lralh.ri! ■ » uf “ f ''' '*' , Sem inole ueacnes C o i i n t y | Bnd now High W. J. Thig|N „ tevealrei lo Uy a f ' ler a checkup J n.u..-. n. m,mIwr ,.f v..,|..,* iln Honforil lhl« winter that ►tnj.-.l , I I I ! l I* O* I 1 \ I I *1 I Of Labor NEW YORK, Earle Is Restored To Position On W PA win be triad before Judge Frank L Miller la a Municipal Court session at Dm M ic a Station tkU W. M. Earle, W PA project foreafurnoou at 4:00 e'riock. man. hat been rastsrsd to Ioral W FA rolls, according to informa­ Tho ragnlar mooting af tl tion received tadev frees tho Or­ a t r Ownadmire wOt h* ha lando office o f Bene tor Charles »",th o.C tty Man trelghl at 7:*0 O. Andrews. Mr. Carlo was cut o ff local tolls several weeks ego. ■■ 111 Intensive working o f the Tien«- ‘ 1-field* fa* I M h*o»t-d Aalc flia iA S li* TU M M1K T T ACK PALM SPRINGS, Calif., Apr. tl — This desert resort f* fantetw for it* sun-tanninr, but tho city council h«s boea aekod to reouire men to wear mere than a pair o f aborts when on tho public streets. .Couched in verse, a peti­ tion signed by movie actor Charts* .Farrell and several tu*lM o o tre asks an srdiaane* le "keogtrerenles where they can'l • jff ^ S rid ji-fil*^percent of the tax- lju Jepw* art frtule*. 1V l J, M i l .*> i V i l l M H l I Cnion \p. V <d*. ' On (.'liarROs O f Anm ^l Kohhorv :■•I.n.t I........ , ^V* .......v...J"- .................... ,..i ...... ...... - Preridenl rtf .......... ............ ml..-. I„ I,..................... . t.„t t.. Huililiiip • L mi j*l*\ ..<» « li:i •». ,.t .>•*••! • *•• • > l»l«iy»*s' Hiii'iii till l»l«»yra |Inl« Hi* Iriuii».ii mil l*»l *.-I I HIM .!• J h n «*if«« <*ll«l*. If *I I* 1*1 HHI i Iln (A F L ) W l! m Iisletl hi In. mviii j slalr, aflt i «•**•*•• lie p *114• nl the ComniOtlmh*»l«'l » l .*! • \ I )« *lfiH4i> llir i .LI.h l lien y M. yet tr rday on cluiiyn «•f ix Jh « i»i Ihi I>ui ill, I m * | l l . \\*mm| loitltilf ahotil $10 0 ,“ On in ih. i .h ilt r, ..I* ii ImuiIH . ..I II..- pMtlll In^l Hirer year- fmin I'o local s"1 •' our Ioil h*i r *• <nlui*lrn . lo |» inleh nml clritnmr r..iiliu* li»ri* , uij hi^ o ».,»ii I •'. II, , in,i- i,.i I I 1*19.1 M.t.1 lit* ua« imviim ’iI in unit > "I • li.r in IL* •. \i» sT.mh lli'itrirl AHorn.y !»• wrv, a IN X* .1-1. nl** xxIh ii litilillran prrahlriili:il * .»• Ihe* le'llirilili* i ■ lull la |.|I- .1 1*••in ii».* • I.I.- a.r yrltinir inonry l*v ilm alemii|- f lit* limi. 9* tm i -li «•- i III. 1 Flrikrs or rirrahiu \vw|*r im III* k*»iy At* iiu •ii i 1..ill *1 Iiiiii . ci rate ilrinsml*, **i l»y lhii.il* 1 HiI* Ilf III! H| 1II'it* • *i 1 ...... xxilli This year there are 0.570 iwr. j " , ”r v i,i'V ' *nns who are rligihle to visit the frir n d s T h e t>»mr« of these |*r«pUpoll, a , compared with ti.r p r e * * " ' ® " 1* b; b» ' ' thp.iistti lt. - c..- riling (o unioiiirr i».*i» iiiimhi »k>n. high of 5073 for thr IPW ! "PoraH®" " f » » resident, that ha. ikhlUbmeiilN. flection. T ill, represent, a net I Y ''lU>,'*i ,hf *. I!* v*' A f l r r FpcllililiK Hi. .lay in gain o f KP7 after several hnml-e.1 "V ,' ' I ’ninhi privon, S* ali-r wa * name, were stricken from the list ,ourb * rl‘ h ‘ he Cham!I>er ■ "f -urn ■ . . . tnerre or The Sanford llcral.l so ha*ril ill $ 10,11(10 I*.til |mh |f .| „ ______ th*t these nsnu, may iw inrlmled Mr. Thigpen said. Mr. Thigpen said that (here ar*- In opr genrral advrrtl-inr lir‘’ <1.502 Democrat, rrrlatrrrd, f.0 gran* for the lUmmer. “ Everyone of lla-*e people »rr Republican, and right Indepen­ valuable for they have a more dent*. potential value in lafliieneiiig The registration by prreincl 1* their friend* lo rnme In Sanford. as follna,: For this reason, every |N.,»ihlc No. 1 ...... ................... |8.',| name Is needed."_______ No. 2 ---------------MO No. 5 ------- — ............. 22|7 VISITS MEADE GARDENS No. 4 ----------------- 1..... 145 No. 5 _______ 392 Mr*. Thomas A.^Edlum, wife No. 5 -------139 of tho famous invsntor. wa, a No. 7 ---1.74 Visitor at Iht Mead Botanical No. a IIC Gardens yesterday, according to Ho. 0 ____^ 351 Edmund Stow* of this city. AfNo. 10 ....... tit U r viewing the park she stopped No. a — , 105 at tha reception lodge with No. i t M No. 19 — 33 ' friend*. Mr*. Edbon also psr' Urinated In tree-planting re reNo. U ... 145 monio* at Rollins College In WinNo. | B ___ 47 ter Part. No. 15 — 83 N l 'R T H H C l Ile a d , Ovf r llu* union company. I In •*Hi li a • Mi* ic l»\ ImiihIiiii! the Stm kliolni govrin m rnt pro* teited Nironirly in Berlin, and H Wiilk.i ;»■>«•• Ini Ihif 1II 1d ' ii‘ l%ed niratiirei n^.iiiiMt repeti­ One Orrmait plane wax Vf l III V • »**4ul • lin.l Ih'cii lu-'-li-i ini tion !•19*1 |a**ltll •*| • il lhal mu* nf III.* •tn»i down on Swedidi *oll, and thet iHiihl.iiv, wlueli Im Mi'll ' w aim nr ehiil« fired at other*. lit III il |M*llll. il fiHilhiill. i. till* One Swedish newspaper neeu^nl Nil 1lFw| t Iillfr- flmil ( ’ill(nil 1l.'ti- t the (ienuaiK o f reconnolterlnf '(hi !*• Iln | • < •*11FaK. • SwedeilV defence!*. lie *411*| |l I'vlnl I'uii-rii.i ill Tin t'niled Slates legation, at lYuuhl ii iitru «h * | l i iihi l ’ 1Ml I llndapesi advised American rIt C•*1111991' -UnU *'l ii I yi»»\xir-* * flJ , i/eii* mi lluni;ary "In deelde (h p m o v.llh il nlliiL'i'lhi-i II I t. ih«* advisability of leaving uI mj -Mill hit % YtHlIel I %eV f#s lliel • lot ‘ I.** 4*nit«*d MtsNff 4#hile thera JimmII uimt.'i •*•» Im* luiw In .-it |•pis nil me means of v^ron* availhilnl bhI nl * i*v1$-|l|'4' li -aid, htuvevei them Will* ,• « ami ♦'irn * l*»t*:Bii “ 1l Mil ^itI•I.- " nil I.iphili'* h IIH' III Oil |*i*\• i !• ol befii im infortnntioii leading ii* l»* lo f llint tin* win will In* Inc '*4 HIMl* I* II. * Mi U.ilki i.M Ill- lif 1* 11*1 II . 1itII-1* l.a4• f*.« Hi • u loll'd I** -oiilherii Kuropr. i' hi lined at least I'lix i i iHir hii* * •i » |•1••f•*i mi ••i t ll.it 11 olr ••11«•i ii 1'Hi* 1 hit -I.i' ' I.mi . . n ii • !1 plane' vin e *dinl down over wui* ’ i *iih hi .it I* i ♦ • 1.*-1 ' II* Ihs- u n b e n d 111 vanoii* :.o! I.*- ii a *• \9MI l*f M|*l ftti.| -sills' hn-lira li i ni­ :•« 1 in l.ii-i ii* - i tin iln* ground, tin* Herman ne ^ fllil\ III 1 1.* ..he fee. i ih> l.ohl mi N'oiunv was * hallnii:e»l I'll 1 | \9*» • t*\ lie Mli»*l forers on at !cn*t f i unis— till 1 iiiollirini, und .. di 11 iel*» fierce fi|*ht- DespUn tho waf in KUTipe lher*, ^|lt„| in (h<. b>. R,n#lo, Urging Ihe co-operation o f evwill Im- as nvanv foreign e.hibll, Claude Pepper for the eon*true- rr_ r f,|,|rnt llf ,|.e county In comat Ihe New York World's Fair * hlr'11P<IInp n, eomplele « IM a- poihi, summer aa there were last T ir! l l U , r p 10 '« lb le. Mr. I l i g g . n . said l h a l e i r r y {hiring the aftenwm, he loft the temporary White llouae for a ,* nUo' long drive about the countryside, Cason Ckdloway, textile 'operator, of La Orange, (la., fotkiwod In another oar. Edwin G. Fraser, For Com ptroller, . F or * Frvog Tin- lowtt.-t of N'nittso.-t and look the tin ..til,. tin- New i, fen' ,it\f SJJ|lf«'lltary OVt-r N o rNote i..,.o ile d wire, tangled in w ay, stoppod tip Iho pace Of limit* jic iin l ivnrfnri*. 100 °< hers, were .......... in Hi xxi « »k. I It Haiti G t'im n it ltmnlht " " ,l Hearing On Barge! Higgins Requests Canal • Is Set ForjChamber Plans “Visit Mis. Dean Talks Ocala On Tuesday Seminole County” {nation O f ’Liberal workers and officials ill'n o t tolerate Oielc 'In U»o coming poepaigna. » *A employe*, it •aid. will ha handed a letter from Harrington with their neat pay check* emphailtlag that the W P A “ is not la politic* and doe* aaC take part in politic*, either directly, or Indirectly.” Na/i Plane Shot Down By Swedes M is lnr*fc»Monr jlarlm"! About* LOOO ' ? rrrU p r At ,rM* 56 pe-son, were Pointed in the |' Ma ne rosstline area. Thrnughmit rt | | *1 New L'ngtind highways, snow ?!V* •‘■•‘-"heeled. many aulnmo| |0 {„«->«•« in Maine and ■New Hampshire. I | W orkers Warned N ot To A id In Favorable Club Told Of World's:ZSi.™ P olitical Work Reaction t. ToRequest JforNom-, Fair... Foreign E x WASHINGTON, Reports Say German Bombers Have Hit ' B r i t i s h Heavily; English Retaliate K Pretldent Roosevelt la shown In Georgia Hall at Warm Spring,, Gt., a*.In an addreaa-to the Young Democrat* of America he urged hi* P*rty to nominate a liberal candidate for the presidency. Hi, speech In nowise hinted the answer to the third term question. Left-right: Elliott Roosevelt of- Fort Worth, Teas*, run of the President; Mr*. Elliot* Roosevelt; the President; Mrs. Charles F. Rosier of Fort Worth, Texas, and ChYrlra F. Rocset, Air Warfare Rages Over North Front PULLM ANS CRUMPLE IN LIMITED .DERAILMENT % n* i u . r i . i H Ph « Know driven by strong wind, lashed New England, nml mo*t of New Yuik state today. Sov.-.al eovstal communities were i.olatrd. and ovrrUinl and water travel «li hampered, and twollcn stream, brought tin rat of serious flood,. In IVnn,ylv*nla, Ohio, and the W e t Virginia flood an-t, »Ivet men agreed the w .n r l w j s over. Routed lowland dwellrrs returned In water-logged home.-. Damage to road* alone In southern Ohio wa, placed at f 1,000.000. Two were d owned in XX'est Virginia, and two in Ohio. In AMmaha, nnd Georgia tentrature, ranged In 10 degree, . low normal. High agaln-t . • Igh tide, thundered again-l Mere’* what happened to steel I'lillm.m ear* when Ihe New •TngUnd N U l. aMshlng jf-mlral'a Lake Shore Limited on u curve at Little l ull., X Murphy R eturns Two Opinions C EatabliKhril In 100R Svt.ili |i **ii i «*•' 4 lep n itn l lhal All • •I |**i* r » |lllU’*liU|C south ....... N.mi's*.■, ‘ Iruck at (In m an * in ;n \ «ia l-.iia , rife in ilm imrlli of I'l Minlliritii, ill .ill e f fo i l In ram I.m lrol **f li.r imluny l«» »Ih* Swrdi^li fr mli. r. In llir Hauiiw •Flvrruiu ilir'n i l , «’*U mile, loti III of 1) - In* ih* Allii'il coliliHii joillril thr V.inu'ifirtih in driving buck Urn i..imam*. They dniinnl llnmnr WMH in a p lu rn l. An uncoilf irniril irpHit t it ill Klvrruin ntlo nn i ii'tnkru. (Irriutmy ilrn ifii ilir I I.i mar rrpuii. 'II h- Hi iti* >9 hmaih’avl warninr lin t tin in aiilirlil Narvik .....Ihi Ih* hci||ihurdr*L amt adx r.| r»T|.|i III- I l Iravr before IIh* filin g M ail* i t n ii.iN . Apr •-»-».— L D — d er* II h- ' lllltl'llll « lull:• Ih. Ml).• r ii*- *,i nix :unl L i i n I ll r iia it i n p p s r 1. Xcil Iiiiii • 1 hi |•Ill « \ 1In* !.-fl • nlly xxi*i •• m u race ln*t highl hi III i laII111. 11,c |*Hll X' il « f ii i**l In m*h \vhi« h cmiiIiI occupy most nfl cr Iiiiii hihI III ' *.l III . |H | • f Nuixvny h rfo i r ciHiiiug In do* 1 l i r*fu ki *1 .i x\hi if..XV 1 HU* liriiH H 191: IVI- |»|i|H, (1 ilIh* M n vl, r* i*- IB .1 Military here, spec’ ...... j .1. j \'*ilif> inj; |.*.|i« *’ *.f il hl..-i v. i uh'iing on the ipu*i« o f an il'tiL I Ihe * nl i < f*u - i *1 l In* Ih ih** Allin l fiirrt* u p p it tmriil \* .i« m ilr ii .1 ih Ih*c *ir$* i Hi. W rit Kitinx giuu port nf l'\ I Ullltl l .ll \\llhlll iiiiii |A iii I.i Ihiihx, daiil llir ♦ trulrgy nml iiL«*tii h »If h liili-i j 1*'-' pmliably xvn*i It* Slllllll i.h'iilif ir«l f tinI i'u iiruriH". in hr \\: mil Ilf CHhijirl wilh Nui A fter lii, »rri,,i;imi,-nl hi- i* marked tlist In* l.a,I lu-eii '*1', i' In lied,” referring *•• ii-reitl •' llrle. In W'liich »yinli«iite c lu n ," 1-1 Wesibmnk I’rgler utlucki-il hi, union ndiuitii-lialmn. 11 n, nr Hainar an«l otner Sen Use's police n-cor.l show .-,I i4 S.-mfiHil Avnu.r I ;>ih* rOmp. A M l ell of Ho- Il oo- of III, , point, ill central Norway, that he served four and one-halt two ir-iillnl in tin- finding Ih.The stratrgir importanee o f year* In the Atlanta federal pen­ poilimi of Hit. shotgun luurel tluit tin- eenltnl region lie* in it* itentiary on a I !■13 conviction hti.l I,, . n -owed. Ih,<m n,life,.,inn, volleys, which afford reasonably for while slavery under the Mann III.- m-gr ■< led poliee to the •pot I goo.l eoliimiinientinn, in lha art. n lo ie the iiiiii and p.,-kell.iM,k im.imtainou, kingdom, and tn« Assistant DUlnrt Attorney we e hi,Id. I. railrnail rnnncrling llsntar and Gurfrln said two other union o f­ Andnlsnra. ficials -hsd been named as ruI'nsnsweralilc lirrr wa, lha rontpirator* wilh S«-ali»e. They nur-stion of th« strength o f tha arn |sty Schwarts, BealUe's MW^IUonary forces or eastern ' reprusenlslive, nnd hi* ______ ' ; whether the severe air bombing, brother Louis Scliwarts, presi­ I wlilrli the (iennan, said they had dent o f local 32J of thr union. WASHINGTON. Apr. 22-(/l7— administered yesterday, had crip* They have been indicted fur Iln- Slate Department twlay re th.-ir effeetiveness. extortion ronspiiary, (iurfein reived wo .1 that C'apU I M ........ *! ir •ctJon I® said, and release,I in <fl.00|> hail. I^Mcy, MxUhnt nidiUry ullnchr at StiH-khol.il. wa* killed in .. fcaiidinavlarv water,. Germany • ScoIIm ’ s serrrt’ary, Ann Himm­ Griman I.i tithing raid at Dombas, i unofficial report, has sain sha ler, picked up last night a, a material witne**, wa, released Norway, yesterday. Hr wa, Ihe ha, inflicted the following losses from the women's house o f de­ fir,F American killed an land since |on the Dritish fleet: , Five cruiser,, 10 destroyer* tention In hull of $211,000 nl*n the European wsr st irtrd. The State Dei-irtment said | •• F «a» Ta»v,l provided by the union, at th- Lo«*y h*d gone from Stockholm [ — — same time Scnli** was released. Into No'way to assist in remov- ' . Dewey's aides said that the ar-. ing Amrriran, fnm the war snnr. rest was mad* nn hi* order* in lie was with a parly of Ameri­ o telephone call yesterday from can* compared largely af fsmille, San. tranelsco, .h ere he is ram- of the Amrriran legation of the palgn|ng and that BcalUe had cumulate o l Oslo. All others were j Fair ta partly rlottdy sad hren, under investigation for unhurt and crossed the frontier ly rising temperature* tonight Into Sweden. sod‘ “Tuesday, M t «n *«kat . . _______ a .. Caul. Robert Ix)soy Killed In Norwny LOCAL W EATH ER �f r THE SANFORD HERALD, Sanford Herald SANFORD, FLORIDA NOW, MORE T H A N EVER A Lot Of Baloney! Spring F ollies " BT. LOUIS, Apr. 21. 1—OF>— \T) MONDAY , A P R IL XI. I M P J S IC LE V E R H E F O R ^ ltJ D A Y M ANY IIAV K FOLLOWED .THIS RULE: Let this mind ba in vest which > a i also In Christ Jesus—-Phil. 2 :6 . •; . Sim Breadon, owmr oC the; St. LonJi Cardinals, suggest* a new way to corbe the autograph la»»lneaa: “ Get all lha tidpWwil playera, .nevie atari and'aetata to land together and (_ pledge to charge 10 centafo r ilgnaturc, all the monaywp old goi to ’the Red Cross. That would raise a lot o f money for a worth*/ cotta* for a year or two ahd then the auto­ graph hunter* would cease, to be such a nuisance.’’ 1 Reporters in London are complaining about the lack o f official information concerning Allied war operations in 8candlnavia, and they point out that the home front ia be­ coming anxious and concerned over, repeated dissemination o f rumors In lieu o f facts. In war time it is necessarily dif­ ficult to get unadulterated news, primarily because the ones qualified to give it cannot afford to because of mili­ tary considerations. For Instance, the British high command, if. it were true, would be foolish to tall the Germans that a force had been landed at a certain point, because the Germans Would give a pretty penny to know this, so that they could send their airplanes to bomb the landing troops. The where­ abouts and composition o f an army are military secrets which are closely guarded, and opposing sides go to great lengths and use every resource to find out how strong the enemy Is and where It is, and where it intends to go. With this in mind, it is silly when we read in Wash­ ington Merry-Go-Round Uie low-down on the expeditionary army which France and England are believed to be sending to Norway. The Merry-Go-Round not only knew fo r a fact that the force was composed o f 65.000 men, which is the number that has been rumored In mnny news reports. but the well-known column had the Information that the force was made up o f French, Poles, and Canadians, but no British. Now It Is a matter o f common sense to understand that the military leaders o f France end England aren’t telling anyone, not even Merry-Go-Round how many men they are sending anywhere and are certainly not telling who composes the forces. Along the same line, Merry-Go-Round informs us that the French have 800,000 men along the Italian border, re­ cently stepped up from 150,000 men because o f the newly ' Exports from Ceylon to i United 8Mt*s Increased 80 p cent in 1039 'over the prrcrdl year. Rubber and tea aeecun for 96 percent of the total. ■ mine. It the Warmth <>( sunshine made alive > By laughing voices, nr ■ rrisp, dry k rw u That with cool fingers rumples up my hair ? Or la^lt^grayT Like u wet row. Patting my face, or far-uff whls- 10c 25c WUh^Heat?11Nme^read GIVE 'or SEND FLOWERS Cull l i t To Have That Tire Job fom e ^ — FROM— C. EC. Welsh Pippin \Gardens Florist Welsh tir e Shop 1ST 8T. I'H m m : j j , Mrmlirrt Telegraph Delivery Seretro A BLINII (JIHI, HKEH , TUB LA K Ii '(Prom lha W ilier’* Form) They say the lake I* l>luc. What give in detail further placements o f Allied forces. , la thslr blur? Even the moat rudimentary considcrntinifof the condi­ .( wonder if It's anything like la Primary School A P R IL id 8:00 P. M. ADMISSION S oolh id d e * tl.CAVIXIVU t ik h N K rA lalN ii MAKE A HABIT tions under which armies fight leads one to the Inescap­ able fact that Merry-Go-Round is talking through its hat. It doesn't know any more how many men thu Allies aro sending to thin or that place, or who tomjKwes the forces, than the humblest negro cotton picker in middle Georgia docs. o f dropping inti) our library at regular intervals. You iwill fipd 'that looking over the recent books that interest-you ia a rewarding experience. IE READ SHOP 113 W ill Hull Going Strong Flnt Slrret ‘ O f ro ta 'L fe ru it rtachts duller ■ mug-suit, Block-scented, I could foci beneath my hand 'A aoft and rhythmic yielding, y«t * to strong That when I dared. It m»da a aoft, iure bed, Upholding me for on* relaxing moment. Then suddenly earn* the (mall of claan.waihod air. Mist on my face, a distant swish­ ing sound, Leudar snd louder, till the smooth expanse Under ray finger tips wss punched with holts Bir the rain-stylus Ilka a' page of BraOle! Who was It said I did not see the lakoT * — BELLE CHAPMAN MORRILL Daly two more weeka until •lection day, and half tha votars haven’ t made up thslr minds. T ill. Port Myers News-Press says the Japs are tore over tha Stata Department’s recent warn­ ing. They think-it is a Hull of a nata. Georgs Mtrrlck, fam ous boom tbna dsvtloper and ona tin s m llllonslr* of Coral Oables, i* exp*clad to bg_th a sa w post­ master at M iam i._ _ _ _ T h * British bxva wartiod Italy .-.that If - site want* to 'b a treated H i t nsutrjl sb* will have to -act as a nsutraL Batter to bava -an satiny standing up lu front ,'«if you than biding bshlnd yo*r •vtoett 1 !* Twelve thousand acres In 14 . Florida counties are devoted to • tha production of So* Island cot- tan whloh tost year oold for an averaga pries o f 86 c*nU a Secretary o f State Hull, apparently utmost against his will, Is becoming an increasingly strong candidate for president. According to the one of the latest o f the Gallup polls on possible presidential candidates, more voters favor Secretary Hull against Senator Vandenbcrg as Republican nominee than favor President Roosevelt against the Michi­ gan 8enator. These two questions, in this order, were placed before a group o f voters representing n cross-section of tho forty-eight ntat American Institute of Publfc Oplnkfti reporta “ I f President Roonevelt runa for u third term nil the Democratic ticket against Senator Vandenberg on the Re­ publican ticket, which one would yon preferT’ The poll gave Mr. Roosevelt fifty-three percent, Mr. Vandenberg fortv-aeven percent. • " I f Cordell Hull runa for president on the Democratic ticket ag*in*t Senator Vandenberg on the Republican ticket, which one would you nrefer?" That poll resulted In fifty-eight percent for Mr. Hull, forty-two percent for Mr. Vandenberg. ' A section bv section tabulation o f the vote also is in­ teresting. It follows; VandenHull berg New England States 50', Middle Atlantic State* Ea«t Central States fit West Centra] States 49 Southern States 70 42 Western States 58 * «*■ ItooaoVanden berg veil New England States 112',* 48 % Middle Atlantic Slater 52 54 Eaat Central BUtcs -HI Weat Central 8tatca IS) 29 BouthetnStatea 71 41 W e itrm BUtcs no The conclusion which seems most logical in f tha poll la: Mr. Rooecvdt remains Immensely popular, but th« people -do,-not -wnnt a third term precedent set up In the presidency. . «8 51 D ies To Probe The Sanford Forum N azi “Trojan Mr. R. U Dean, Editor, Henfsvd Herald, Plot” In U. a Ran fold, Fla., WAHIUNOTON, Apr. 22 -O P — Chairman Martin Dios said last night his un-Amcrlsan activltin Investigating cansmittce will atari htarlags this weak on a , A Now Orloans publisher • warns newspaper editors through- Coruman1st-Nail “ Trojan horse” - out tha country against eUta- plot to gain control In tho Unit• wide dictatorships. What hap- oil S u its. Dios charged that Infiltration of , M ead In Lou 1*1*n* under th* ^.La^'m ach in e, ha any*, can Hap; j£ pan In any stole. However, it i ? v hard fo r them to last as long « m « « have a free proa* and 1* runnlag for county whore Ian I U located and where moat t tha nations’ racketeers gather > wintertime. William la n ton t Dan Hard la, for e%M year* tariff af Dado county In pioneer in , who ran far aherif! la M I sn l reform ptatfarm and S M a d hut was removed iroughout Uie nation. Ho arid that wlteas ruught to the witnes H, from their* awn nc Communists sad arithtf lu vital jS E My dear Mr. Dean; I wish lo tab* this means of expressing to yon my sincere think* fo r tho fine asalras and dogwood treat scoured fiom you und now planted In my yard. I re*Us# (flat ycu assumed a tavga resfeasibility as w.-l| as fi­ nancial risk la taming this deal r tha bawoflt o f Usnftcd people. am sure that you and all of uv will t « proud o f the added beauty la Ranfo.'d in the full, i t . TTw members of the Garden .Club are also to be commended far the officiant handling and distribution * f the plants. Vary imaotriy. Forrest Gstchel f ____ h.__ ( L. "W «H SuuUitB er Srar.; w sis, a tbs damanla i1*•* •A •gent* are work in* • rpappri gevm im rel" which would constitute W E E K LY NEWS COLUMN ■ y JOE HENDRICKS THERE IS S TILL HOPE— In conferring w'th the Chairman « f the House Conferees on the Ju­ diciary Rill which was supposed lo have provided a Federal Judge for Florida, I am Informed thal It is i|u!tc certain that wa will gel the Federal Judge which wr (o much need. Thera seemed t» be some parliamentary barrlei at first but I am now Informed that the Senate will act on the bill which the House passed but from which the Florida Judge was eliminated and the Senate will put the Florida Judge hark In. Therefore whenthis hill conic* before the Conferees it will no doubt pass the lluuVa undFlorida no doubt will recriva the Judge which she so much needs. NIGGER IN THE WOOD PILE — It haen't been at alt amating to mo that (he RrpubHearts voted JOO'A for the Hatch Rill, the so-called Clean Politics Dill. Of course that was to be expected, since they were in the opposition parly and felt that tills bill would be damaging to the Democrats. There is an­ other feature of the bill that wasn’t amailng to me, ellher, al­ though I think It should he called lo the attention or tha public. When Senator Ranklit'Ud, of Alabama, offered an Henna voted Just as solidly against this aincndmsnt a* they bad voted for the other provi­ sion* o f tho bill, only onr hav­ ing vali-d for It. This Is becausa they realised thsi tho IHUo man has always been in­ terested in the Demucralic I'urty. It Is fiom tho small contributor* that H ie' Democratic Parlv has been abt* to carry on. There­ fore tha Republicans were per­ fectly willing to prevent theca lltlia fish front having any part in tho (lection, oven even going so ar us to oxrnipt high-salarlad government man from Ihe pro­ visions o f tha bill, but when wV struck at Iboir pnckolbook with tbs 68,000 limitation there wal nothing doing. They can’t stand that. ‘ • N O T MUCH— Th* Honorable Ham Fish, Member o f Congren fiom New York, recently said Hu- entire east coasl of Georgia, Nntunilly Ihe Fadcrai Bureau ot I’ui'lic Hoads did not provida all tlm funds. Tha State of Georgia Ims, I understand, Issued bonds lo pioyide their share. It would t>c very splendid if the Stata o f l-'ioiidu could join this highway nt the Glen At. Mary’s Riesr and continue it’ down the Rest Coaat Naturally the entire t<» Miami, Stale is not going to be willing to hear tills burden. It will de­ pend entirely upon counties to be benefited niong the East Coast. The only way that I can tee that such a program ceuld be carried out would be through bond Issues. This o f course will depend upon- the Legislature of our Slate. 1 have all Intentions o f bringing this to the atfan* tion of the members af tha Leg­ islature along the East Coast after (he elections. C IV IL SERVICE E XAM INA­ TIONS— Announcements o f the follnwlug exams have been re­ ceived. Helper, SHIfJitter, $3.03 to $ I.R9 per day,..* Charlaaton Navy Yard Drogtatidcr, 61,440 a yrar, Engineer District, Jackson­ ville; Machinist. 61,800 to 68,100, ll, H. Engineer Service, Clcrwlat»n ; General Mechanic's Helper, (1,600; Engineering Materials (inrchanlrni) (2,000, Senior In­ spector, Engineering Materials (hulls), . (2,000, Inspector, En­ gineering Material* (mechaniaal and Hulls) M.OOtfi Senior In­ spector, Engineering Materials (electrical) (3.400 and («,000; Hen lor Inspector. Ship Construc­ tion (hulls, electrical A meehanh a ll. (2,600 each; laopdctor. Ship Const met Ian (bulla, aleeIrlcal A mechanical), 16.000 pitch. Navy Department. Park Superintendent, 86-800, National Park Service: Senior Information Specialist, 84,800, Information Specialist. 88.800; Associate and Assistant Information Specialist (3,200 A (2,600. For further Information call at your naaroet first ar second dam Feat Offlee. DANCING ORCHESTRA At Its ■•ra4s ■( a w n ? sftee■ ■■a m e Mare a tree •asfctatl aSaart*M* tae . JACK row s h a s fr H O LLO W A V I M ARINE BOOM Orange i t Watt, OdsOfs they would do such a thing i forgo: “ A* long as I am Ch* ceRor there will ba’ ho war, ast‘ In tbo lb* n e a t af an Invatli a f uur tarrilarry fro at withal - • * OsiwhaaJavnkle, • llko l» land, alway* falUwod th* polk o f tdpwwnllng Ihalr own n S W A IN S B A T TE R Y SERVICE ahd V E R N O N ’S BODY SHOP are now located at 110 Oak Avenuo (Martin’s old garage, between Spencer’s Top Shop and Table Supply.) xnw a nr:at ti.r n vttiuui :»—*to*i> srnvicn SWAIN & VERNON 113 Sopth Oak Aveuijt Telephone 705 �. • ■« IT .' APR IL 22, i 940 A n d P ersonal Activities tMS, Society Editor • • 0 TUESDAY Annnat Spring festival,of the South Side Primary. School will be presented at 8:00 P. M. at Ihe school auditorium in the fotm o f a minstrel. Gladioli Club will meet at the home o f Mrai John Gove at 3:00 P. M. with Mrs. \yalt«r Baynes Member* o f the as co-hostsss. Order o f the Eastern Star arc urged to attend. WEDNESDAY • Community Sewing Circle will meet at the home of Mrs. Jack Ellsworth on Beardall Avenue st 3:00 P. M. -b For the benefit of the hospital, I lie, WuntnnV f ’lnk ts-ilk Alias f ’ivio Department in charge, is spontora bridge and checkers party Ut 2:30 P. M. in the club house. For reservation* telephone 70-J dr 216-R, Mr*. W ..A. Leavitt. THURSDAY Woman's Missionary Council of the Aasembly of Oml C'hurrh will have a mission study nml program meeting at the church. Everybody la welcomed. Townsend Club will meet at 7:30 o’clock In the Court Bouse for its regular meeting to which the public Is cordially invited. Woman'a Missionary Society of the South Side Baptist Church will meet at the chufeh. Ninth St. and Laurel Avenue, at 2:30 P. M. to drive Jo the County Home where the Rev. II. W. Tucker, pastor of the church, will hold services. Grammar School P. T. A. will hold Its last regular meeting of the year at 3:30 P. M. nt the school. Offiesr* for next year Personals Mr. and Mrs. J. U. Buff M. S. Cleck spent yesterday Titusville with friend*. , Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Fancy of St. Petersburg were the weekend guests' of relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Mahoney had as ihetr gfirst yesterday, Mrs. T. J. Barnett of Palatka. Mr. and Mr*. George Cros* of Jacksonville were the guest* mi Sunday of Mr. and Mr*. W.-It. Bromley. Miss Imtraino Yin borough, Mis* Betty Arfnlstcad of El Paso, Tex., Fred Miller anil P. M. Vickery xpent yesterday at Daytona Beach. Mr. and'Mr*. W. W. Notion and children, Juno and Ginger, of Longwood wrro the guests yester­ day of Mr. ami Mr*. IV, J. Thlg|>en. Friends of Mr*. W. S. Brumloy will regret to lenrn that she will be confined to her bed fur sev­ eral more week* as the result of injuries received In a fall. Hospital Benefit Bridge Is Planned To moke repal*s to the room In the Femald-Laughton Memorial Hospital which the Woman's Club lias charge of. the Annual Hospi­ tal Benefit Bridge of thr Woman’s Club will be sponsored Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 I'cloek ut the club hou>c on Oftk Avenue. The WomanV Club ha* been re­ sponsible for the northeast room of the hospital for a number of years, providing the furniture, curtains and other itmr* which might make a more pleaiant place hi which to convalesce. Committee chairmen working on the brldgo Include: .Mrs, James lnglcy and MrV. J. \V. Hail, nriscs* Mrs. John K. Courier, tal­ lies; Mrs. Hennsn Middleton, tables; .Mrs. J. M. Stinccipber, decorations; Mrs. W. A. I.cnvltt, refreshmeuU; and Mrs. J. (!. Hennett and Mrs. C. It. Dawson, calling for reservations. Everyone is cordially invited to attend. Temple Beth Israel Observes Passover Rose Circle Holds Program Given For Usual Monthly Meet Southside Review “ Native Mfttetlal in I.amiscapThe complete program for the iruj** w u discussed by Mr*. Eu­ Spring Frolic* and Mln«trel Hrof Orlamlo, guest view of the South Side Primary speaker -it the monthly ineetini; School to be presented tomorrow of the Hose Circle of the tinnlrn evening at 8:00 o’clock In the Club, Friday morning at the Dig sthool auditor him wa* announced Tree Park. Mr*. Itahtt, who wa* ttfflny as follow*: , inttodurrd by Mr*. II. L Covtngtan, circle chairman, illustrated Interlocutor—Spencer Harden. Opening Chorus — “ Come On her talk with 28 specimen*, all Along.“ n*llve of Central Florida and Joke—Joe Iloggnr. many of. which arc in bhom now Song — “ Ferdinand" — Nathan in the Big Tice Park area. Hart tor. 8hc *trr»»rd to meatier* that Chonir—Fred llowen, Jack Beltwhen transplanting native ma­ ton, Tommie Stringer. Itob Pulterial, it ha* been proven more hit. Judith Jonr*, Juanellc oitUfartnry to trnnsplint fftmf Vaughn. Betty Rose llool Ihalt, .wet native surrounting noil into l.oi* Rosier, • dry noil that fiom dry roll Into France* Temple. wet ground*. The imp. rtanre and Joke necessity of cotuervathn wa* also Mexican Oanrc — France* Cobb. Joke Bickie Finnk. *tre**ed. “ Man With the Mando­ Thank* were extended by Mr*. Song lin - James Che*nut Fred It. Wilson, president of the Joke Frederick Uossetter Harden Club, In The Sanford HerKay Slioemaer nld and the City of Sjnfotd, for Joke “ In A Kittle Red Schoolmaking |>o«*ible the putchasc of Soto: Huii'c" — Jean Tarter, Betty nalea* by oil cititen*. Jane Copeland. Dianne lb',key The observance of “ Better etnl chord*. Home* and Hardens Week,’’ Apr. Joke l.loyil Swain. 21 to May 4. was also nnnounced Piecolelte duct "Oil, Johnny, by Ihe president who urged nil Oh. Johnny” llumil Baskin* them’j cr* to eo-oprrate when calletl and Jnhnnv Abxnmlrr. dimn in observing this week*. • Mult nn.I Jeff Dance — Gordon A-abort course in “ laindseapP ligh t and Johnny Alexander. Ing" wu* announced to be held at Joke Mickey Mouse — Tom the Univeislly of Flotidi in | Fin tier. (ialm-sville from May 27 to May Song “ Mickey Mouse” — Tom Knitter and chorus. may obtain infoiiiMthm from Joke Harold Cranston. Mr.*. Wilson. Song "Drifting and Dreaming" Visiting H.iiilrn t'hairnuin. Mrs. l horus. II. A. Newman, who recently ar­ Dome Kim- Danube — Phyllis ranged for a g:uuT> uf winter line it tourists In visit some uf K-inford's Song and Dance — “ Blowing gardens, reported the tourist** ap­ t Bubble*" — Solo. Joan Swingle preciation to member* of the club and to the hostesses. Donors of azilrii*. gardenia*, and dogwood for the completion of a unit of work on thr ground* of the South Side I'lhnary School were thanked ty Mr-. (\ I’nrIf, ................................. lunior garden rluti th-lirman and plant* for another unit we:i MlIlciteJ. , Arnicas were icpm ted bv Kmlor Curlrtl. hcnutlfic chairnmn, to have been pb around the C o m ! House ni was stated lint marke'*. ii fying the native material nl Big Tree Park, will lie rrrcti tin* nrnr future’. Mr*. J. II. Coldou*h irntl from m horticultural hullctlu triliug of liiVNliinblr Instruction* on pitipnirntion methods *im| Mia . A. \V. Kpp*. *ccrctiir\. trail a Irttrr thnhkiru; mon 'ipta of the circle who Mih«rrihr<l to th«* rmlt wmrnt of thr Horticultural Fellow *hlp it ihr Unlvrr»il.v of Klorlilj. Telephone 148 nice Bahrt Attendance Contest I To Be Held By Class Social Calendar M PAGE THREW ■THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA Mr. and Mrs. Janies F. Mtl'lelland. Jr. had as their guests yeaterday, the latter’* mother and xfster, Mr*. Bentley and France! Btntley of l-ake City. Mr. and Mr*. I.. I.. t'och:an ami son. Winston, of Saiasotu and Mis. tittle I.ce Washlutu uf Ft. Mycta spent the weekend in Kinford ns the guests of Mr. und Mr*. W. I,. SUmdenmire. Friends of Mrs. C A. Whiddon will regret to learn that she con­ tinues to be ill at her home on Folnscttla A'enuc after being confined to her home for the past two and u half weeks. Charles lleldin arrived Satur­ day from Paris Isl%pd, S. C\. where he is stationed with the 17. S. Marines, to ‘ spend u few days with l|ls parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Deldln and family. Friends of Miss Corine Thomp­ son will Ik* glad to learn that she has been iiio v ih ! from the FernnidT h r bulletin, p c p a i n t |»y Mr*. Laughton Memorial llo»pitnl where she received treatment fol­ Rnhrt on n a t iv r m ater nil, which lowing an appendectomy, to her hns proved aum-Mjiful hi ga rd en * , w i* |*ivrn to Mi**. Juliii* liinirhome in Paola. Friends of Miss Betty Akin of Winter Harden will regret In Irarn o f the death of her fattier Temple Beth Dra,l will observe on Friday night ut lliei>' home the ISeseover, tin. Feast of Kman- In WTnfer Harden. Mias'Akfn for­ - -by merly taught nt .Seminole High holding a community "seder" or School. supper at the Jrwlil Community Mi anil Mr*. lU.lmiin J l.chCenter. The Passover is in cesianaatora- iiian nf Winter Patk had a* theit lion of the exodus of the Jests curst* yrsterdav. Mr. und Mr* from Egypt and la dedicated to F. J. Lehman of Obcriln, O. Mr. the ideal of Ifietty. The cclebra- and Mr«. Karl Lehmann of Mt. tlen continues for 8 days during Verde ami Mr. and Mrs. B. J. which the Jews refrain from eat­ Lehman uf this etly. ing leavened bread, reoilling the affliction which tlielr ancestors T. fr h lr r . puhlir ity cliairmAn. to t c t a k e n to t h r (ia n lo n C r n t r r w h r r r t h r p r M ir will Im* nidi* to profit hy it- in fo rmatio n. A picnic, with >!•►. It. A NY* man In charge, un* hrM in r«»n* nrctinn with thr iY*guhir mevtinjr j reported h.itlne i » b iillc «n -tun Air Warfare ' ,ide«. hut wa< given a good chatter liy military o la t n i'i, t« hold the runny at hay for u lorn; Rages Over lime In'iiiM' of the favorably trrThe forties* n set in rock North Front »nin. nml thick wall*. i (It.NII, Herman official new* It—ailaaeg r r s a P a i a d a rl agency, on llie other hand report* and eight submarines stjnk; e l that tirrman troops advancing One cruiser beached; j rapitllv In the noith on Sunday Four hattleships, reveii battle rein Inal Lillelmtnmer, 23 mile* and heavy rrtilscr*. one light nirline norlh of llnmnr.) cruiser and one airplane carrier badly tlamugcd; A* many a* seven Btiti*li transport ship* *unk or damaged. The air force accounted fsir Ihe lion's *hare of lhe*e claim*. The British have dented mo»t i*f the Herman claim* but have arknuwledged the sinking of four destroyer* in naval fight*. Yesterday’* high command CPiniuunii)tic described an air at­ tack yesterday on British force*' binding at Nnmso* and An-1 ihtlote* us “ of extraordinary ef-' feetivene,*.*’ At Andalsne*. it said, a cruiser| vvn* sunk by n heavy nir bombi and another, set afire, wa* beached. At . another place, a 15.000-Ion troop transport wa*j suill to have been *cl afire by I numerous bomb*, and another listed after bring hit. “ Britidi military unit* winch landed," the rutniminii|ue -aid. | “ were attacked by bomb* at two places nndgstif fried hem v losses, of men and material*. The tailway stations at Namsos and Andal*ue- wen* set afire, highway* and bridge* were destroyed by bombs." The high command nl<o re portr.l several small Noiwyjian war vessels sunk in llurdanger fjord by Herman sea forces, a land battery silenced there, and a foimrr Polish destroyer sunk' by a Hrrman submarine northrust o f the Shetland islands. in a latuliiii* A F rm * h d iv is io n ul*»» Im * lamlt’d nl Nnm«o*. Iim mil*" n**itti o f tSerniaii held T i m n ll u im, the leg.it lull oNltl A * ••litlilit*«l l>\ the le gu tioil. IllsN oiw rg ia ii w . n i ’ f i g h t u m «*n m -vpii mnin frunt , fr o m im it h **t N.n I l k to tt«lo l'h«‘ olh rt trouts* a i •* at I ' iaii p e r, dO mile* rmiHi **»f I**»n*l b rim . T ionlheiiil ll-elft lltg l.i fi»»tir**». 'JO mil*”* I ol li**n*l b rim , l l r t c e i i . S t n v a n r * • nod O I** Th* |;»«t fr ont, it waa* *a»«l. ' n o fi«»m n o f lh w r a t **f H**»tel*A***, J • mil* * i»orl »if |l»«* c i pit ol i " tij«i\lk. Ham (i a o d lll\« i iu o .del t h e m e in 11 I m i g h t line I tin- Bwredi'h l***i*l* » A «a|irnt i Ii i o -h ml** tin- !**•• tN*tnrrii atol •*!••' il ;ao*I »if O al«i and J* md* > lM>A»i(d I I * mar T h . ’ Ku gli i •• f #••»• . a|a I hi • *«l»ent wtllt i*t* \ i h h * i*mh The llrglaA I•••11 •• ...... . iiiili '. p.’iwt wh*»>e |* *•• It**’ ib UI i 1 run N o matter wliat tlu-y like sv lien they get there, vacationist, neser enjoy ''roughing il" on the way. O f tw o attracting taxation center,, touritls choose the one that', oil tlicir favorite kind til road—concrete. Every body profit,—directly or indirectly— from tourht trade. And everybody profit, direttly (torn connate. •" Concrete highway, are alway, ready for Iraicl. They llum o. cost levs than other pasrmrnt, o f ctptal load-strength Sate a big .share o f roail maintenance fundi. Sate on car o|Kraling c o m . Reap theve bench! v— pave with concrete. PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOCIATION Hurt Bldg., Atlanta, Oa. Ilk I I'.'A*11 l l - l Too I .ale T o CUasily CONCRETE IS T II f It L A L LOW C0SI ROAD Wv u i «I i I d ».«l • Hu • eipirtAillC I d *•«»• III.All \ oill appirri.* icn f**i lh*» IBIM BDAY Sunday Chirr nee Wynn F.lmtr Nolan t i : i .i :i -i i o x i : T h e Knr;li*h lorri* wn* m«h«**l to th r b a t t le m t i u * b y ra il f»*»m Aiitlatwiiew, too m il t " -«iuth of Tr on dh eim **n th«* wa»\| »«;»•*. when* the n r l t i ' h n a v y %*ovrr«*l tktrk t»* |AM« It I 1" S ta.|. Il I I tier atol rut V o* ov in »'•*. w*a . ft-llOOM OAKAUE apartment for rent. Completely ' furnished. Phono 6*3-W or SIB. Dadgr-Plymouth Dealers a*i ss. i in -i ar. S U K K i m i . M , Apr. ?.* pl*» Tin* N*»i wi’vriau lri;atioii in St«»s I. holm yrwtriday tonfinur I t.irhrr rv|»*uu that n llrili'h ri|«nlitioii ary f»*rc*-. Mip|Hirti-*l by tank**, ha-* aided the Norwegian* in retpkmr llamai, mi mile* north 'of thlo, and 'aid it wa* ri*|»*irti*il KU*ruot had In***ii Mvapturnl !**•• v|lp|H(l Oil A*\|*« III B A IT Y TRADE NOW - PAY LATER but what brings vacationists? it w a * A’ Vpirtilt* • I *ao nil til*’ *' • up to I.Ub’hiiioim i . so mil** n - ' t h flM W B T O ft Effective* April 'j:!rd lirt* nintiiifucttiirrH art* inrrvaxitip prices up to 15'.*. All ear. owners wltn will nerd lirvs for this .summer should lake advantage of the low tiro prices we arc now aide to offer. kin*lm-sN, an,| * \i(i|'til)i% NEW ARRIVALS ii * aIu i nitr our i***’iil -*•. GOSSARD BATTERIES GENERATORS STARTERS Repaircdl UAUIATOU Travel i ’9,. Aug at Hue” Cleaning & R c jta irin y ! ROAD SERVICE TELEPH O NE 41S-J RENAUD BATTERY SHOP rnunvs W H IT E ST it a l l y P L A N T CITY, Apr 22 LI*— A palitieai rally will b, Ih-M today Hr. ahd Mr*. K. D. Kirchholf. on the Kryavillr nunl at I'unrad Jr., announce the birth of a corner. The Indies' A id uf Weidaughter, Jean Valtrie, on Satur­ coma will serve a rhickru .supper. day afternoon in Ihe FernaldLnugfiton Memorial Hospital. Mr.. CA88ADY-CULIIERIIOC8K Klrdihoff la the former Mar> Mr. ami Mr*, tl. T. Ca**ady Helen Rumbley. of Elder Bprlnga announce the marriage of Ihelr daughter, TALBOTr-W Afi’ NER Anlla Lou. to Thoina. t'ullin. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Talbott hotlee. Jr., son uf Mr. ami Mrs. of Ovltdo announce Ihe mar­ T. D. Culberhoute. The strslding riage of their daughter, Mar­ sea* aolexanlted on Apr 20. tha. to Floyd K. Wagner, son ol Mr. and Mix. A. C. Wagner of Chulooti. The woddlng took to h o ld p o l it ic a l U h EBUV C * « A * L ass Than A D o lla r M a r a tfcaa « a o rd in a ry • Gettetal't K n u im u l <|uUkWo,plug iq i m p r i.raJ! Fantut U| a a llc ir pi u. tilra blow-out tetlMancel Liberal trade la allosransr. Fair term, oa aew G enerals L'aaae la. BEETS, CARROTS bunch b 5c No. 1 new POTATOES 5 lbs. 19c Lge. Juicy ORANGES doz. 15c Fresh ASPARAGUS bch. 25c IK i: SLICED PEACHES Ytfre Tall-TUs MiBSimpllclf.M* is Correct for You HAKES BOW 1 A n'oulttjnding debut of the year wa, that of Milt Belle OBallr, a talented young woman who t, a, practical aa she it beautiful. Say 1 Mill O’Balle. "Mother and I were very' particular about the refreshment! we agreed at my debut. Thai’a Sfky we uacd Bell Super Soft Bread in making all the tandwichM.^ And take it from Me, there war n't a. I I 5c :i for ^ J J 25c ASST. RO YAL GELATIN SU. I SW. MIX OR D ILL PICKLE | 4 f H‘/2c 12 OZ. CUDAHY’S TANG 1 I *»c 1 L a NUCOA t 1 ! 6 '/ 2 c 1-in . %m‘ r u m . SODA CRACKERS 1 4 */aC 12 OZ. DEL M A IZ NIBLE'I’ CORN 10c NO. 1 FR U IT COCKTAIL * 10c OCTAGON TO ILET SOAP 4c OCTAGON CLEANSER 4>/ac CLUB STEAKS 2 lbs Asstd. COLD CUTS lb 4W M CBV W i n PURE LARD 2 lbs. �Monday; THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA Pitches Leesburg To 10-6 Win Over Sa The origin o f TO: BLANCHE HOSTIC. ADDRESS UNKNOWN. You mo h*r,b» ordstwd and r*tHrul to bo and appoar upon Ik* ih liar ••( Mar A. I>. IM*. lo Ik* bill of complaint filed against r«u In Ihla rnuao In Ik* Circuit Court of Htmlnolc County. Florida, by Jerome linolle, kolas an action for dlrorca. Th« Sanford Itoratd la daalgastrit aa Ih- ntwapapor In urblck tkla Order ahall b# published, for four contoruilv* wooka. WITNESS, a F. 11-rndoB. Clark of our aaM Court, and the official —al ihrrrof. Thla Ih* lath day of March A. D. 1*1*. O. P. HERNDON. . Clark, nr: A. IL WEEKS. D. C (PCAI.) n o t ii ' k t o cHnnironn Insur 'occn ascribed to the Daytona Beach Blind Bogey Golf Tournament. Hyder And Charlie Roberts Claudlua about 4.1 A. D. Wallops Ocala Results In Three-Way Tie Lead Seminole Batting Attack By 11-7 Score CHECK. D I The blind bogey golf matehe* held Saturday and Sunday at tha Sanford Municipal Golf Course m olted in a three-way tla for the priie donated by John Irey'a Shoe Store,, a pair of golfing ihoes. The three are G. Meyera of Altamonte, John Ludwig, and E. D. Smith. The playoff will tic held before tho end o f the week, probably Thuraday, accord­ ing to Alan Stewart, pro at the Hanford Unit. There were a total o f 4S cnlrlea and acorn were unuiually high due to the extremely high wlnrfi. Other groa* acorea were: C. E. T ille r ........... ............._ .I0 2 Andy Carraway....................... 82 Fred Dolly.......... ........N o Caro John llcrbat............... Nn Card Gilbert Pow ell............ No Card If. M. Wataon ............. NoCard nlamon p K. I). Scott Ot Tola I* ......... . S1 '.Tiny. Itch. 312 020 noO-11 10 5 W. O. Fleming .......... «K b ,b ■ Oraln 012 04^ 000— 7 13 8 Ward Jnhnion ................ • tW IIIIII k I 3 * j Whltr.tnne, Zlmmemlan, Yock- Roy Holler — ... llr«1*r rf HM Uantpbrll 3b t a* * man, llillhurn and Neumann! liert Fort ... OH Mk.rn cf , a 3 I Guerin, Ix-nahm, Gate* nno Mam llighleyman..... ........ 100 Itnbcrla .* Jnhii.*tn lb G. K. Fullager............. -J04 i : ;• ______ Marlnn If John Eick............ 87 Itmran lb {H 5 1 n ii k John Courier.... ..No 'Klmbrcl r Chrd Nlmn P ; ! 2 Z DeUnd . 000 2 0 0 000— 2 62 T. W. Jonea................. No Card fln t, one In the third, and J*t»r n l i t . St. Aug. . 000 1104 tOx— S 0 1 Claude Ijicke....... ...... 0f> put on • big offenalve for a K c .l.i Toenea nnd Rlcitenberg; Har­ Joe Maatera........ ..............— . 01 i In th* fourth. They UlTotals -. ( • * * '• per nnd Mobley. Elmer Toll ........ *7 their fifth marker In the X— Hun tor llnb*rli In SIR Jane Sharon. ........ t ill Hrnrr by Iniiiny*: *R 11 K Nancy White 12U l*.*sbuia . *** ** l ’ !! Galneavllle 000 101 003— 5 10 .1 ilph Iljritar w*s tha apart- Hinlnril . . . 1*1 * • “ s Dorothy Powell .............. U...I07 In the Seminole machlna Orlando 230 400 OOx— 0 7 0 Dr. Rucker ..................* ------- 87 Assists: iI.M.Uliy S. Whit* l Mix* trday, getting three hlU out ■non. Sliurkmun, Pelrlda and W olf! D. C. M oore................. No Card i-anipii.il llnbsrl* C. Uinrluu. if five time* up, stealing one Itnwao. J»l*r. Ilirora: llonlsby 3. Dr. Scott.................. H4 WM and chalking up three run* Whlln 3. IllwoaUt*. Wllaier, MniK. W. McCauley_______ No Card Itun* iiailstl In: llnrrinan 3. ilmialf. Charlie Robert*, Han­ lon. DEF.lt ( ENFI'H ■lubsrla. alatnnn 1. Wllmar. Hb»ru A. 11. Wallace .......... No Card ford ■ahortatop, alio played wall, *, Whlls 3. Illsonall*. Ilyilrr. O. J. Boyd ......... ....N o Card KLAM ATH FALLS. Oro., Apr. ig three .hlta out of four UampMII. Ill»b *( Two-baa* till* Vnshrll t. Itl*l*. IlyiUr. Marlnn. It’s email* year—und W. A. McCracken........No, Cord ud. and ateallng one bate, nnnlalir. Tbr**-lia*« lilt: llnlierls 22. — (/!*) Wm. Akcrnian.......... . No Card llyil.'r. Ilnl.-rl* hy iuimIpiii mi-thoil*, too—even In M watl as playing a scintillating Rtnl*n Itasral With five more day* remain­ tinubl* play*: Marion *ml Camp- the w ildlife world. Forest Soiv* •Mne in the outfield. On two I, *11 t 1 1 nn ba«*S: U r s lm r s *. ing in which player* , have •CCaslons, Roberta ran deep be­ Haaford I*. Ila** ’ on bnll# n tl iee officijl* i-ouulid IJilKI ante- dinner* for prixea, the following 3. Nison I. Jrtry 3 Hlrmk lope in n six-hour flight over hind third to snare hard hit Hlamnn mil: Ur, Mgmnn 3. Nlsna, Jrl*r * are leading: W. R. MrCracken grannderv and retrieve them In tills off Nt son In n Initlngs 3 till*. rJKI.nou acres of rugged ’northein on hole No. 6. Elmer Toll on lime to make the put out nt 3 runs. Illi liv iillcii-r, by Jnl*r rallfoin ii inniililnlna and valleys. hole No. 7, Roy Holler on tWIlinrr) Wll.l pllrliss: J»lrr. HI*. Ill ot her year* it required weoka first base. ... . mob. Isislne pll'Usr: Nlaon I'm- to complete the survey on fuot hole No. 12, Ward Johnaon on Btave Risk, Angler third base Plrra: limlrr. Ilunirr. Tlm»: 3 li> hole No. 10. Tho winner on hole und hy linrseliaek. rea l" To Meet Gainesville G-Men Here Tonight With Johnny McGee Or L Joe Pinder Pitching In the Florid* Stale League al Oeala. a free-hitting gam* wai won by Daytona Deach, 11 to 7. Seven pitcher* were paradyd to the mound dlftlng the aft*r* man, gava Sanford’a hurlera ~ZZ3{ noon, four by the Islander* and collecting three by Ocala. plenty o f trouble, The team* rapped out a total three aafetlea out o f four tljnei up. and Goolaby had a perfect of .0 hit., Augu-tln* Saint*, day, getting two aafetlea out ot The St. playing before n hometown audt^Altogether*1 the Anglera mada encp, hunched fire hit* for foul ,5 h.U while Jo. Sigmon wa. run. In the alxlh inning to de­ limit feat DeLand, r. to 2. Otherwlae pitching n fine game to I it wa* a dote, liard-fought pitchSanford to nine blnglea. 'era* duel between Harper and ^ 5 Toenea. i.rr.ani no ilroal rl i 3 I Orlando acdrerl nine run* on VMbrll If s i i * . .even hit* In defrnt Galneavllle lloffnian rf 1 | | ' 7 ! at Orlando, ft to 5. Wildnet* on Itl.k al' Onolabr -b >i * i i the partof two Gainesville bitchWhll- >• ! a ! T r r * contributed to the' Dealing. 111.00*11* 1 Wllincr c _ 2 * i * | The acore. hy inning*: ^ i aouTiir.nv STANDINGS r u m iii* statu : ij ia u u r <Her..it.l same. 7 Ini.loa-t Aaga*',nr kATiaXAt. IJM IIl'k u t iiiv u . Sew York al l,l»ll»«l*-l|»hla~Onni* Ijvrl vi. Uigur or llulrali)'. Iloalun mi llronkl) u—l-irrlrkaon va (*«rlrlon. • Utilraau i$t l'HI»|(»»r«h—Raaarau va llroM n ur >Imi Faytlrn va HI. I.oula Wallara. al f l u c l B a i i : — AlcCi“r 4Ui:m rA\ Phltadrtphla at pr ai^ \ g l l a d l r >. va Waatilneton FRAN CIS i\ mI WDBO DEM OCRATIC pnd ih*» Florida Network TUESDAY MORNING. 7:00 To 7:30 n*HTKIIN RTANDAlin TIME Hear th* anna lhai'a iwc.plng FlorM* •Tt*# Whltchalr Evarywhar*" Make tt Crow Mark (X ) after lh«j Name o f tho"Candldtta o f your'fchoico FDR SHERIFF Going FOR UNITED STATES SENATO R VlYTH VOIt ONE g* B p ^ a tS m d r ? *• t m rj/ Ollier aaerts ralaeA out. ■ f e r ’ s -AMwmrasi i .w ah u k ( iM rsM IL CfavalaaA I. n L c iiic a i* a. (I. Louis f MVPther aerate ralnsA our. He Sure To Id t U* Check S V r SITU A TIO N W AN TED NOTICE TO nil merthanla — MAN wanle job s i cook, 1 will not ba reaponalblr Jar any accounts mad* by others m i or Janitor. I l l K. besides myself after thla date. —Ilsrald llam ll ’JOB W ANTED doing houaework. J> any kind. Dorothy Grshnm, I CAN u r e you $50.00 to $100.00 If you are going to buy a used \ 914 Holly A ys. ear o f A N Y make, type or year model. For personal Interview without obligation writ* P. O. COTT’S TA N D A R I) ERVICE FOR 8U P R R V H 0 R ONI-. GRADUATE PIANCX Phan* dU -W . . *7* || oJW# X P rS v< \W J O'Shea, form er N e w . York City subway worker, told the nina commute* rnm m tttrn tnriav ComlMeg toaay ^om muniflta htd the power now to paralyze the city's trensportsystem . He added that WrurqlmcsnoS TViQtEfirtGEP P0 5 WSK5.A<& THE NJEW HARSKAL, E N L IS T S THB A ID OF Hi3 PRETTY • S I63H R F O R S T A T E r t U I'E R IN T E N D E N T OF P U n i.lC IN S T R U C T IO N VOTE Foit o n i : A -i t t l e t t o s t e — VdHlLE VOO R A ID THE C A T T L E -D R IV E / R ip o r J REChHEAPBDZ-a paPU TV M. B. “T-Bone” YOU COMMISSIONER OF C R IC U L T L A E FOR R A ILR O A D COMMISSIONER FOR COUNTY roTE row J22S KOR HTATR 8K M A T0R e^ENATORIAL DISTRICT fc E D QYDER tX-TT O F 1DWKJ vi/ ia r o n oma Ralph B. Chapman E. F. H onsholder •tVAM.f TWAT'a R Y O R R — l HOPE SOUVXftS TAT FlAM.RtDiNKS T H I* V.4AY / FO ROUSE T t> 0 VtoSOW MEMBER OF TH E F REPRESENTATIVES FOR COUNTY Group No. 1 V4HAT T O O / FOR MEMBER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Group No. 2 John G. Leonardy By V. T. HAM LIN A L L E Y OOP MAOTPGhl THS AMAZONIAN1 3STILE OUTt D lT iO M KTT F R O M H AS B E E N OF THE CIRCUIT COURT A L L lif CAM [Y O U C A M D O W 0 . P. Herndon S U M ! T H E M A O tC BE I aboSM FOR T A X COLLECTOR J O N O O P /G M A N D DO E. C. (Ned) Smith, Jr. ■4.jamteu " ^ [r ' " 1La r0R_C»VNTYJVD(IR V• *. J 4 , Apr. S3. W picas by tb* wealthy Phiiadelphta publUhar, former head of the IntemationAl new* empire, Wfrp entered racing ^ n fifth of an indictment accusing him of evading $3,258,809.97 of luxe* for the p a rt 1032-30 Inclusive. LOUDON, Apr. 21 Grtkt Britain hammerod aitadlly list night at Germany In Scan8 1 dlnayia, reporting that tha expedi­ tionary troopa hare achieved "contiderable luecotat after land­ ing "at Rymy ptacea*9 In Norway and that her bombera hive struck damaging blows against Ger• many's aerial, troop ferry route. . The report of British Und toertaste came from Ute war office in a brief communique. It laid the triumphs were achieved “ in the face o f great difficulties'* and 0 that British soldUra have contact­ ed ike NorwegUn forces and are giving! the hard-pressed norsemen “ all tha support in their power." Hours bofort tho war a ttic * report on tho activitloo of Ito troop#, tho oir forco told ot now BritUli raid* on SUvonfor airport In oputheofttem Norway and Aalborr airport in Donmark laol " I t w n tho 14th tima tho Gotntaiv-oocupied Stavanytr airport baa been raided by th* British and’.m u th* uecoad tima In aa many nights that Britain ha* radt at what aha believed to the only large German-beId aireld In Denmark. Those station* on Germany’* r Carry lino to Norway war* imbed in nn effort to ground the big Hansa and Junkets trans­ port planta in which th* Naxl high command hopes to poor 2000 Nat^ troops into Norway each dueh speeches mould afford him excellent opportunity to d«fend hla administration or attack his opposition during tha Republican convention. Tha President expected to de­ liver dedicatory addresses at tha Great Smoky national park on the North Carollna-Tennessee border, at tha Kings Canyon na­ tional park In California, and the Olympic national park In Washington state. During the awing, he Mid, ha alto will make an addrcM at Natchas trace cel­ ebration In Notches, Mias.: visit . _ Worlhi hla yon, Elliott, In Fort Tox., and visit the Golden Gate exposition at Han Francisco. Roosavslt indicated he ex­ pected to ba on the road 21 days, and might extend hla tour to Include • mid-aummer cnilss up tha Inalda. passage to Junaau, Alaakh. Rooaovt;lt planned to visit Alaska last summer, but tha trip waa cancalled whan Euro pa want to war, necessitat­ ing hla presence In Washington. Tha Alaska trip still waa In tha tentative stage, Rooaevelt Mid. H# wax conditioning hla plana on tha. assumption Con­ gress would adjourn by tha fln t weak In June and that events In Europe would not gat out of hand, ha said. Barring unexpected develop­ ments, he hoped to leave tha Whits House fo r tha 21-day swing through virtually ovary section o f the country about n weak after Congress computed IU work. Former Resident Dies ■ In VinesvUle, Ala. JohnL Galloway fv | l portant Moe Anncnberg, dcfcndtnt in the W A R if 8PRING3, Ga., Apr. 23.— {IP)— President Roosevelt re­ vealed yesterday that when Re­ publican! meet at Philadelphia June 24 to nominate a presiden­ tial candidate, he will be swing­ ing across the country on a tour o f potential political algnlfteanca. He denied that tha trip to North Carolina, Tennessee, Misalaalpl, Taxes, California, Wash­ ington, and probably Alaska had any political Implications, but ho fTTATK TREASU RER (WELL, HAVE YOU -THOOOHT OF A VJAY TO GHT r- British-French ( Jai n S t r a i egically Im- Death had Uken over Norway'a peaceful Narvik Fjord, when this photo o f the aftermath o f battle waa taken. Accord­ ing to Brltlah-cansored caption, thi* wai scene after second British raid on Natl ships In Narvik harbor. It shows Dritlsh P resident PIan3 Transcontinental Itinerary In June $500,000 Damage Is IR ON94 By FRED HARMAN RED RYDER CHICAGO, K o air force reported six Ger­ man'transport plan** sraro be­ lieved destroyed at Stavanger gad a bonding amaahed and runway* Mrs. Annie Flael, 70, former broken at Aalborg aa tho bomb­ ers turned their attention to the resident o f Hanford, died at the German -Jumping o ff place." One bom* o f her brother In Vinesvtlle, Al*., on Apr. 17. according to InfanaaUon received today. Funsral sorvleos were bald from tha VlnssvOl* Baptist Church last Thursday afternoon. Surviving ar* her brother, Lee Powell o f Vloexvllle, and .thro* atepeons, L. A. Flael and 0. W. Flael o f BanfonA and D. J. Flael $9,334,500,000 Asked Hy Sir John Simon NariTr°op* For *• Holdjn Norway ^ destroyer* II. M. S. Cossack (le ft) and German troop transport (renter! and an port aground (right), llritish claim lo desiroyera in the engagement. Stormy Weather 41 Nabbed For Traffic Violations 3,500 Germans v Besieges North In “ Safety First” Campaign In City Surrounded By Atlantic Area Forty-one person* charged with front of the Fire Flati.in. Allied Forces FOR C O M ITR O LLE Il i :i i i i m :ii t i i i r i i a n d p i x k &I I * r» | A l l i e s G ra p p le largest criminal federal Income Apr. 23. tax c *.« In h lyorT p l^ d c.lE u U ty U u m nhrpv today to evading $l,217,2jtl.i.l of ^ Income Urea far the year 19.18. T.W. Lawton: FO R ATTO RN EY GENERAL VftTR m i l BLANKET & QUILT SPECIAL 2 0 % OFF Pram ') tegular price, Woel Blanket* Moth Proofed, no addi­ I PLANTS— Ennis, Bun- tional charge. Phono 416, Baeniand Fantasy vat leties. not* County Laundry- > T k n m a* VOTE FOR OWE • VOTW FOR ONE nutrition, an often helped by CARDUI. By incrvatlng eppetlta, stimulating flow of gastric Juices and so assisting digestion. It help* build physical reaUtance to periodic discomfort. It alie htlpa reduce periodic distress for many who take It a few days before and during “ the time.” Try CARDUI. Used 60 years. Adv. MISCELLANEOUS ■ e a r>v FOR COUNTY PUBLIl FOR SECRETARY OF STATE ‘ British Levy New Taxes To Finance Rising War Costs AFTER THE BATTLE OF N A R V IK FJORD On Huge Sum In ’37 —-— „„ J. F. McClelland Spessard L. Holland Francis P. Whitehair f Your t ’ur, Kin<t! C .M .H a n d Two Departments Hit By Economy Move A f r t _ MMi n „ _ U I S e n a te U r O U P NUM BER 207 Established In 1908 FormerSubwayWork-1 o AnnanHpnr er Says UnionMem- moe Annennerg ben Form GunClub P le a d s G u i l t y For Target Practice t r • W ASHINGTON, • FOR (.OVERNOR IIoeI kh— l#»nr Classified Advertisements * B.C. Dodd P ln c e H ? Periodic distress, such a* head­ aches, narvouaneaa, cramp-ilk* »■ a VOTM FOR *l: ' »: V ‘Build-Up’ for Women h COUNTY PRECINCT N U M B E R ......- .... .. FOR PR E S ID E N TIA L ELECTORS SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY. A P R IL 23. 1D40 „ “t t To Tax Evasion Communists Plan — * hufustnr Control Pu“ ToApd TUESDAY, M A Y 7,1940 SEMINOLE Witness Says Reds • Control New York a Transport System 0 PARTY York tlaUhoiifF. Detroit at f h l r a R o — N>l*nn l%*ulehln«an va !.#*. I'lw v f Imnt al Hi. Ix»ula— llu va. XI11 la EKsni/n TKSTKtrnav ri-o a iu a static (.itanuR Member Associated Preen noilflad and required is g any claim* aad.daaaaada . ran, ar olthor af you. may agates! Ih* oatau of W. EL o n dAaaaidT lata of said O to tbs Oausty Jud(a of Sal County, Florida, at .his uffl Ik* court houM af aald Cuu haaford, Florida, wltfcla alsS radar montha from Iha tlaau i firm publMatlau. af U i* ;i Each claim *r dr mane akalt writing, and. ahall atari tk* B A L L O T W H ITEH AIR i.M tit'K N e w A N IN D E PE N D E N T N EW SPAPE R SAMPLE P R IM A R Y ELECTION Listen In! Hear AsaouiYTinx Dlrmlnaham (-3. N «w Orlr*n* 33 (First gamr, I* Innlnsa. Hse..a>l asm*. II liinlMB*). Mill* ltiM-k *•!. Memphis I-* (Ke.-noit anme. 7 lot.toast Nashville la*7. Allnnta (-7 (Hermu’ a* me. It-, calle.l eli.l -lit. itaia). Kimsvllle 1.3. rhatlanof,** e c S IN TMH COYJIT OF TIIH COf NT Y JtiMir. aum aoi.i: c o « s TV. 0TATK OF FLOlini.t. IN HK TIIK EHTATI3 OF BELLI: h m ik In I’mlml*. TO A L L WHOM IT MAT CONCKRXi _ Nolle* |* h*r»l»r alr*n lhat \ 1CTOIl CHECK filed kl* final report aa Ea*culor r f th» * * ia l» nf IIKI.I.K CHECK. d-c*aa*d: that hflltd hi* prllllnn for final dipchars*, and lhat h* will apply In Ih* flonorabl- n W. W A B R counly Jurtanf Samlnol* Cnunlr. Florida, nn Ih# Ind doy nf May A. D. I ll* , for approval nf ,am - and fnr final dlarhara* aa Kaariilor nf Ih* ratal* nf Hell* Check, ilcrraacd. on thl* 1*1 day nf April lata. VICTOR CHECK. _ IN n i a i COURT o r T M * rO T N T T JIIM ir. ■ORNINOLM COUNTY. Eirculnr of ih* **iai* of FI.ONinA. IN PNORATM. lini.t.E CHECK. drenaerd IN lit!: laiTATE OF W. D. LEM- Sanford Is The Only Central Florida City A ffording Kail, Highwa. And Water Transportation Done By S e v e r e T e x a s Hailstorm violation of traffic regulation* 'n the City of Sanford have been vehicle iTiall Ii • parked at I?’ 1" 1 designated "No Park- T ;*• %2rsU“SS"£: #-* Reports post week, during which the l*o- nf the Pn-r Office fur more ilmn Nazi Indicate Armies Are Failing A t Narvik liee Department has concentrated five minutes, on Ilia enforcement of rules which Nn vrhiele shall *l»p nr park were adopted for the convenience! 12 " f '•'•>' f,r>' »'>•Stormy WMthar today batlrgcl S T ffK IIO L M , Apr. 23. - (A3— and rafety Of the residents. !‘^ vehicle drnll hr parked overthe nortbarn Atlantic c«a>Ml Hie cafcty DprI'* cRinptlgn n'glit nn any i»:»vc<l tro t in tho I'riliuh an.l Ni.rwcgian triKips section. Snow XeQ aataiuivaly in ha* been iaunrbe.1 by th* PollCa.{Clly o f Hanford. have sir rounded 3,f.Oil Germans In Maine, where temperatures were Department in order to reduce eN'n velurle rlmll Hup hi any a "filial nis.ult" oil the iron ore a f»w dtgtaaa below freexing in of tr* rf,<‘ accidents' blr**k of the streets ur ulleya, port <-f N.nivik. o Norwegian most parts of jhg state, New wllpiri Jlit corporate limit* while uf !*■** hi an emergency to allow spokesman claimed last night, and Hampihlr* and Ymmont. thlr raMRvmrnt of the one hour vlliirlet or pcdcstiians tu crus* the >iwa of another trap wvre raA lesaanln# o f tha wind force Parting law waa Inaugurated a t.lt* path. waa notod bom vSS. JUsa: request of merchanU In ths, > N„ vehicle shall follow th. f.rc Vortvd closing upon Nari-hrhl troa> ttaalpMs district who remplaintd Miglna at n distance closer than Trondhvim. "Within a fsw diva tha cntlic to 1w C4ty Cnmmlatlatter. Hurt-fig) pirdr. In Ten**, where guise tmwmuni- Inoir ruMomen niiMl |mrk on tiJc' Driving over fire lio*c ii pro- Nu:vik roJpJli ahbujd ho ours Hex reported 91 dtgreea, Arl* ca- •tm -ti becRUft o f the large num- hibitr«|. ngain," said the nuthoriaed No-titnated tha danbge dona hy n in owned by •mploypp.t Motor Vehirlfi operating in the wegian military spokrsmau large-scale haUatortn waa at least which were parke I In the atreetn. reetj> of Fanford tlu-lng niglit describing foiinua fighting in the $500,000. Tha atirm lax tad for 20 Enforcement of the on« hour inmt h*vc out tight Imniing on full-furcc attack to wrest Nam k minutes and piled atone* fender *aw DWounted for many each aide of the front nnd one fruin th* Gcimans. deen against automobile*. About of the core* appearing on the red reur light. The British ond Norwegian* half of the fruit crop wai atilpned ■locket in tha na*t week, but there' All motor vehicle* operated in were said jt>> have isotite.1 and from the tree* at Kaufman, whrro were also other charges on the the city Im I wi -. ii m ii i .Iuwii and sir rounded laige . Griuuui unit* some buildings ware damaged. conrt docket Including speeding sunrlre shall l»- up. rat. ,I vwlli ul three point * around Narvik in In Ohio and W eit Virginia flood an.l failure to observe traffic i.immir* onlv a big drive Dial whs unleashed waters were receding. aigri* or .igrials. The Utter two Parking lights are required (suddenly late yesterday wild.-, 4IMI violation* have caused many „h ,n vehicles are parked after miles In llie- south along tin- lug­ minor accidents nt various points night on the streets of Sanford ged Norwegian roast, tw-.i llritish " l within the past lew- i except on street . where liirre is nimirs closed in upon Trondheim finm the north and south. ,0^ Policr Roy (I , “ white wny" illuiumutmmi Inland, in the luidhlud* In-ll n illitniR wiu, in rt<|UfitiiiK Ihr' Vrhiclf.t pinMiiu up nnd down co-operation of tho public in the the street riiuII have nr.hi «»f wuy noi III of Oslo, 111itis.li nnd Nor tvrgian Irmipt siippoitc.l l.y All.i-st The trustees’ nomination of enforcement of thewe reputation* over Ihoee lenviui; the mil* teachers for tho anaulng year In which he Raid rrdown to the beatAt all -trret ini* r^ctioiu the tanks appeared on tlie l.usis of the various dlitricU will bo made *fVfiPr iBoloriit who u«e» vehicle apprniuliiiitf fnun the uuoffickil t».p< its In Im* pusliing at a meeting o f the Hemlnole lhIv CI#f* lhoro.u* hflirciright ahall hair the ng»it-«.f way tlie Germans I,ark in hitter fight• of war wrecked Traffic rcgulRtlon* which nrc , *Cept on iritenreti«>u>> of thnunrh iog southwest County Board o f Public Instruc­ tion in tho office o f Huperintrnd- being rigidly enforced during the ttreeU which n*r npprnpiinl.ly |Humor. The Norwegian military spokesent T. W. I-awton tomorrow i u e J « r*1 cin,P «'»n Include markfst with “ Mop" »iirn<. ho motor vehh*le nieimut inc l*» I man said I,non Gi-riunii soldiers morning, beginning at 10:00 the following: One uour parking in the busti* feft or more in leiurili fioiu the | sere isolated in the town of Nar­ o'clock. center of front n n l to the rear vik itself, I,Will at tiratangi-r 25 Mr. Lawtolt aald that only re­ nea« ulatrict. Stop at all atop aigna and ob- , n«l of the I»ody of mm-I» vehicle rtiles north of the poll where the appointment* will be considered *** traffic signal*. >hull park on any of the streets Nat is were lured into u trap and at this time, adding that recom­ When turning to the left, the of avenue* when* dinironnl park- te*ily 1,000 on the hills of Knmmendations for new teachers will turn phould be made not nearer mg Rparra are provided by lint * uk Fjord jutting inland fr< m be mada at a future meeting. to the curb than the middle nf thereon. N'nrvlk. The “ final a-sault" on Narvik lrf * When any motor truck i* When turning to the left, the parked upon any of the Htnet* started after a warning had been I'oadraat to civilians ly the llrltiah nival commander and leaf'el* had been dropped from air­ planes saying tint the Allies were A thorough survey o f the ready to hammrr the |M.rl from building* and equipment In Remlland, sea and air to oust the tiernol* County schools la being nans. made by J. L. Graham, architect Civilians were advised to flee fo r th* 8tata Board of Public a the hills or hide in rellai*. Instruction, 8upt, T. W. Lawton .Many of them flril eastward to said today. « I the 8 wed inti holder os the radio Tha survey Is being made in itdarrd its warning. connection with tha application of I Before unleashing the assault tha local schools to th* Htato De­ .from the north, it was slated, the partment fo r standard ixation llritish OCrtlpird lleisfjerd la-hind during th* anaulng yaar. Narvik and the fishing village of The Salvation Artny continued Falgrrnrsa aa well as the lowrit* drive toward th* goal of $3,!>«rt of the port to enable an enCARD IN M AIL ROAMS WORLD 000 in its annual campaign for clrrlement. The German* were snid to have PERRY. N. Y., Apr. 21 — UP)— funds with Ha announcement to­ A Christmas card mailed from day that 4 total ,of $2,200 had been quick to respond lo the en­ Bangori Me., reached tha village been collected. circlement and to have moved Capt. R. E- Rote, head of the after a trip half-way arrrnnd the os- .a r, ria., wiui a pciroirunt rapidly nerthwa'd along tha road local post, and Mrs. Maxwell world. Addressed to Perl Rich, line which tho Southeastern Pipe- to Tromaoe in an attempt to push Covington. Bt. Perry, N. Y „ th* Stewart, chairman of the cam­ lino company hopes will link the back the British and Norwegian paign. said In n Joint statement Torres. that “ quit# a number of our fine gulf with Chattanooga, thr work­ Norwegian troop*, In the crigers ended a litigation-precipitated cititena o f Seraisole Countv who rv hlUa along the route, allowed daisy which company official* as­ have not. as yet oentr Ruled In tha Germans to advance 26 miles thla annual campaign for the sarted waa costing $1 ,01)0 a day. ICaallaaM aa Waa* T a il Ill Atlanta, highway board Salvation Army probably would lika to do so but should do no members disclosed thry had giant­ Immediately la order that • cam­ ed permission for boring under paign offices may ba closed, highway rights-cf-smy, but with tharvbv laving considerable ex- rnatrlctlon lhat the newrly in­ stalled pipes could not le used pffRM.N NEW YORK. Apr. 23. - G P )— Capt Rase stated that th* bud­ catU after final adjudication of tknrttOT"the get yaar barren Ur* Drat of March pending disputes of the line's le- A stockholders' suit charged yes­ terday that Benarr Macfadden. gnlity. and will end next February. Superior Judge Munday of Ihe publisher, ipent $250,000 in Paulding superior court recently 1930 In an effort to get th* Re­ dleaehrad an order restraining the publican nomination for president, highway board from granting a borrowed th* money from the ploellne permit. Railroad alter- Macfadden Publications, Inc., and only the Solvation Army. neya arranged to Uk* th* rase to later caused the debt to be canthe supreme court in an effort to callovL The suit filed In federal court prevent construction of the line TA M PA N GETS CONTRACT which they claim would curtail by Loeu Bruch, and other stock­ holder*, seeks ap accounting for WASHINGTON, Apr. 22 -U P\ rail revenue*.-____________ Item, totalling -$1,400,000. Th* • Th* navy yesterday awarded a Latest statistics show tba aver­ complaint state* Macfadden “ his I J M eoaueet far e f e e l oU aysage length o f Ufa la Japan la 44 treated the defendant corporation School Board To Nominate Teachers Survey Made Of School Buildings Salvation Army R eceives $2,200 In Annual Drive Suit Filed Against Bemarr MacFadden /J * ^ h(ing Begins In Norway ----- S e c t o r s Anglo-French Atioclalcd Pr*t» Stall W rilaf With the war In Norway two week* old, toe Allic* are grap­ pling for a hold on their Nan foe in order to make good their contention that Hitler'.* invasion of Scandinavia will prove In. fatal blunder. Ily tlerlili'* admission, I bo A l­ lies have made substantial land­ ing* both north nnd south of the Trondheim key to the military situation in north eentral 'N o r ­ way. Swedish report* credit them also wilh a Initdiug operation nt t.ardal, in the heart of Norway, gained through Sogne fjord. Railway and road junction* vital lo successful German occu­ pation of strategic point* arc gravely jeopardis'd if a siinlile Allied force netually ha* landed nt l.nrdnl. There ha.* born no Word of it from l.ondnn nr I'ar|s; hut it M'i'iiu logical next point for Allied operation*. Report* that Allied force* from tho landing nt Andnlriio., south of Trondheim, are racing llioir foe for possession of tho Doiiihas mil junction nppenr l » be rotifiimrd hy the first American casualty of the war ul that point. Il was still in Norwegian hands yesterday when n German bomb caused the death of ('apt. Robert M. Lossy, American A»- Pact For Closer Co-op­ eration R c p o r ted f ir AMarlalr4 P w a Britain’ was presented todny with a bill of 2.GG7.000,000 pounds, $9.334,R00,000, for the fiscjtl year while her forces battled Gorman troops in Norway nnd her war lenders reached new decisions with France "designed to guarantee the effective cooperntion" of the Allies. Chancellor nf Exchequer. Kir John Simon, naked the nation to arcept the host of new leviat “ for the snke of victory." H* said the first seven month* war had cost Itritnin over $3,000,000,000, which he raid was riling. Ilritons who have been paying an income lax rate qf 37*k parrent must dig deeper into their pockets fnr higher postage, and a revolutionary new "purchaaa" It vy on sale* from wholesaler* to retailers. Fighting in Norway was raported hath hy Germany atid llrit a in. Il was tho first ac­ knowledgement In Berlin of con­ tact on land between the ene­ mies. Itrilisli raid n "sharp cn-sgrm .iit" occurred north of l l . t l l H d SS P u r »-!,* , Trondheim and said the Alllca in conjunction wilh Nurwegtana* also wrre resisting the German* in southern Norway. Tlie Swedish newspaper re­ ported two violent naval batllea are raging in the Skaggvrak with hath surf are vessels, and ptahes participating. Germany acknowl­ navy had W A R M .S P R I N G S . Cn .. A p r . 21 edged Ihr llritish opened fire on Narvik, hut denied (/Pi Proultlcnl RiMiM-vi'll i vrn)«,tl In*^1 ni^lit Hint lit* will roti­ tlicv had tried tu land troops. The population of the town ap­ f e r Imlny w it h Pr im o M i n i i l i r M n c k e n r ir nf i niiiula. war- parently had taken cover In I* lulvr o f n imtinii wIni'li tin* Pirn- response to a llritish warningiih'iit Iimi promlM'd i«» il< fond hi Thi- llritish icprntrd aerial »*une o f iiivuninii blows to (jeriniiii air bases In T h r Citimtlian prino* niiniHL-r, Norway uiid Deuniaik. R(M»$crvrll nn id, wi l l In- mi ovt-rAllied troops were reported in ni^lit kiica I Tiifhtlfty nt tin* little no ■-ii.'ircling movement against \s liitr Iioii $• her*. I lu ri n g tin* eon Trondheim. Near Itamur, hitter f t 'i e m v , IliMiM'VFlt iindiMlhteilly w ill rrt i'iv r fim l-liinid ri |M»rlM o f fighting runt hilled. President Will Have Talk With Mackenzie King thi* i f feel-a o f tlie I'.oropi’Uii wnr oil the Inrgt •*! mitioii of Nort h Am e ric a. T l i f roiifori'iiei*, R oom 'Vi It’ s fii^t m ee t in g wi t h a notional w ur tend­ e r Finer o u t b r e a k o f hoxtilltieK IiinI S rp tr mlM T, may h i v e import ant tdgnifieiuiee in vie w o f (lie po<*ihility o f invidveiiienl o f the M«mroe l)(H t rin e t o tt resu lt of CatiMdn'a w a r wi t h C e i m s n y . Roosevelt long ha* ir e o g n ir e d the r o m m u n i l y o f interi'Mlm l»eI w ee n United S l u t e r and C un ada , F ip a r a te d b y the lo n ge st u n fo it ified Imundary in the world. In an iiddrrx* In K in g s to n . O u t , long b e fo re E u ro p e w e nt to w ar , R oo se­ velt Mil id tlie United Htute* Jtould not ntarnl idly by nhmild t'anuda tn* invatled fr o m beyond the Ren*. C n tm d a ,ii em bro ilm en t in t lit* E u ro p e a n w u r h a i at tin lied g r a v e hig n if ic a n re to tlint pledge. Roo sev elt nought to im ply (hut K i n g ’* vi.tit ca r r ie d no m a jo r impli catinn*. A t a roailnide prent» c o n fe r e n c e , the Prenident r« culled th at K i n g o ft e n hail Mopped in W a s h in g t o n f<*r con fr r e nce n while re t u rn in g to O t ta w u a f t e r u v a c a ­ tion in thin co u n t ry . K in g , Roose­ velt Raid, hail been v a c a t i o n i n g nt V ir g in ia D r arh , V a , mid would ca ll on him here en he had in tlie iholtz Applies For Ilariio Station Permit WASHINGTON, Apr. 2.1. —(A*) i'tiriiitr Governor Rholiz of Fhoidu sttiil yi*ati*riluy ha hail filed un upplienti' l» with thr fed­ eral rnmiminiratioiiN roinmlaaion for aulliority In opemle n new iadi<$ Atulion nl We**| Calm Reach. lie Mid I he npplieation waa in (lie name of Ihe Atlantic Hroadrailing eorpoptlion. of which ho waa li**h «l jin president. Tin* atation W( uld he powennl at 1,000 watt* uml would hroudraat on a fieipieticy of 7K0 kih»cyclra. Hhrdlx paid he had applied un* tier ihe AI lantir ond other com­ pany nainea for unlht rity to op­ erate «i\ other «tation* in Tlorida. All lhe»e anplicMtinnx await ac­ tion hy the c« mniMaton. Florida Demo Voters May Total 700,000 TALLAHASSEE, Apr. 23.—GP) Florida's Di-rnocmlic voter r.'Cixtrition may icarh a record 1 nf 700,000 for tlie* 1010 clcctjona. part. * Kiuurra reported to the SacreIn y of Slate by 38 counties, Inrludinr llillsborouch. and Duval, showed 385,421 on the booka this year a. nvsinst 331,523 In 1038. I Republican regialMtlon In tbo -ame counties la 21,649 against Seminole High School won first 21,089 in 1038. Voluila increased place for its annual, Salmagundi, from- 1.107 oo 22,979 for tha In th* Cits* II' section it Ihe democrats. yearly Flat* High School press Conference held at the University MORRISONS' AN N IVERSARY of Florida last Pridsy and Sat­ urday. Second place went to The Mr. and Mrs. Charlei 8. Morri­ Hand Crab of Boabieet* High son of this city, vrsterday ojiaanred School at Daytona Beach. their 26th wedding annlveraaty. Walter llaynes edited th* Hal- Mr. and Mra. Morrison marched msgundi, Dick Mason waa busi­ down the aisle 28 years ago v*aness manager and Misa Ruth terday In New York City. They Hand waa faculty sponsor. have two children. Tb* taro-day contests saw more than 600 students from various ilgb schools In th* state attend­ ing. Tb* student* were guests Saturday at « luncheon given by tb* University of Florida. Partly cloudy with tight shar­ ers la th* extreme north portion Colombia placed a 2 percent Ut* tonight or Wednesdays U x on capital prises wen In lot- Slightly warmer tonight nnd cent­ U m t to aid tha deaf and hUnd er In tho extrema north pottirn eu Wednesday. In country. Seminole High Wins 1st With Salmagundi T.OCAL W EATH ER th* •a � 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, 1940 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 22, 1940 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 22, 1940. 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