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Four Million More
iple Crowner
Whirly Out To Workers Are Needed
C
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9, - ( g v - r e d estimated Sunday
Top Money List mthatl official*
4,000,000 U dttionol skilled
CARDS
'win - Bill With
Deland 6-3, 12-6
NEW YORK. Jon*
Whirl* way locked hi* triple crown
in the *afe with the reet ad the
family jewel* yoeterday and look,
ed ahead -to a busy Bummer and
Winter campaign a t erasing Beabiscuit's a] I-time money wIan Inf
record, If hie <four-leaf clover
aValley Had Field
Day With 2 Homers, Florida State League
Triple While Bat
ting In Five Runs SL Aufuatlne..........38 IB
DeLand
k*Jn" mopphg up the blf-thra*
■take* of Uw-.Bim-yaar old diet■ion topping, it off with an ex
ert! »* gallop in the Belnmg
Btakea
Saturday. W a r r e n
Wright's eh arrin f the*tout dam.
onitrated 'to the complete satisfaction of hlmeetf and Trainer
Ben Jonea that hard work can’t
do anythin* wrong to Mm tl a t
tome freah rraaa and a bucket
of oat* can’t care.
So, ryther than take a holiday
ml poaalhly losing hi* form, the
Xentcky cannonball will fo after
‘hr m t of the three year old
alakei between now. end thla F a ll
II* may befln thla campaign la
the Dwyer and Mievlln SUkea
it Aqueduct'* maetlnf, beginning
tnd follow thoee up with u n A r.
Ilngion Claaalc, Che American
’Vrhy a t WaahMften Park, the
*iatorlc _ trainers ' a t Sara tot*
tnd the Lawrence realisation
tnd Jockey Club gold cop a t BeL
mont'i Fall meeting. ,
“If be remain* aound and we
u-rp on being lucky,” Trainer
lone* predicted, -be ahould pick
up a little over flOO.000 bi thae*
race*, provided he run* In all of
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25
2B
28
91
31
16 81
YESTERDAY
Daytona Beach...__ 17
iustice Hits 6
Orlando ....----------- *7
Leesburg ____ ....25
_______ 22
In 7 Times Up Galneavfll*
Ocala _____
02
kshton Holds Hatters
To Nine Scattered
t Bingles In Opener
Banford ___
RESULTS
Hanford 8-8, DeLowd 8 - l t
Orlando 8-5, Leeaaurg 4-6.
Gainesville 0-1, Ocala 0-2.
HI. Aufuatlne
8-2, Day
Beach 1-1.
GAMES TODAY
Hanford a t Ocala
Orlando at Daytona Beach
Dr-Land a t Oalneayllle
fit. Aufuatlne at Leeaburf
Mnford apllt a double header
Ih Del and yraterdav. winning
> first fam e 0-1 with tha nine
I pltrhlnf of Bay Alhtnni and
jaftif the accond game 6-12 a*
pitchlnr aialgnment w«*
Uaed armruI to a new boy.
ittencamp. Clyde done* ami
harlln Olrk.
,
....
31 I* 18 12
Aahton aeattered the nine bin TOTALS DELAND
es he aurrendered while hi*
oh h o a
etnmate* bunched four hit* In
....... * 8 * J
Mi Hrhib Innln* and acorerl a* H errington cf
> l \ J
iRny nm* with the aid *>f two Behor. 2b --------.............8 8 1 >
ryora by DeLand player* In the Tate. 3b
Ilolalng, If .......
* * * £
S tw a * a field day for Krnle llyno 2b rf .................* > 8 *
•Valley a* he came up with two Sterling lb ...................3 ° 5 0
.....- ....... 8 8 ! !
natr* and a triple in the ere- Mndjrakl e
hTwame, batting In five of the Trarnel ■* .... - ........ -’-■■■« J • ‘
Snlnnlea’ elx rune, lie hit the
m| ball delivered In the nlghtt 1 0 2 0
Ip/ and drive a ball over the Harper rf
* ht.field fence In the aeeoml -nnn ford
.......... 130 001 1— 6
am* with two men on hnsr. In
<30 r.21 x ~ l |
E T aU th be tripled with onr IleUml
itnna! UValley 2, Hardman* 2,
wn on haae In account for hi*
Kellie*, Olrk.
Harrington
2.
Ifth run hatted In.
J m Justice hod a pclnt-wlth- lehon. Itolalng, Blerllng 2, Madr|de day a* he collected el* lilt* i etaI 3, Trammel 3.
Error*! Cate*, ailletple. Run*
«m hi* m e n trip* to the plat,
t the two fame*. In the opener hatted In. I.tValley 5, dirk, H*r.
-Ingtnn 2, Hterllng. Holilng 8,
I made a druble and two «lnrl*‘« Trammel
2, M*d|e*kl, Burn*. BeMB four trip* and came up with ’<on 2. Two
baae hll*. Olrk,
m e In the second conteet.
Inrdmm.
Behon.
.f il e llcRaney readied the bel> rhre<- lie*? Trammel,
hit*, Midjeakl, Laletrnley for a M nl of
Home run*, laVallev I,
ila In alx time* up and mannuL- Valley,
i bat In two run* In the fir-’ itnlen bate*, Juatlce. flacrlflce*,
’onth, Cate*. Double play, KetUM.
le« to Rllleapli- to Kettle*, l.*ft
;Ch*nfC* were mod# In the Ben
n biw*. fiiinfnrd 10, Del-and 4.
[M lineup a* I,uVallry wn> In-m rn bulla, off Jonel t, Olrk
loved from flrat baa* to nvht '. Burnt 1, I’araon* 4. Struck cut,
eU and Kettlra playe-l th> v Olrk 1. Hum* I, I*ar»on* 1.
iltlat aaek. Booth rauaht both 'lilt, off K-rlencamp 5 In I In•me* a* Olrk reeled In the open ilng, off Burnt 1 In I 2-8 In
f ond took the mound In tm ning*, off Jones 4 In 2 2-8 InKpnd.
, Katencamp, a .new ilnge, off |*»r*ona 7 In 5 1-8 Inlayer from Cocoa waa etgned dnga, off Ulrk 5 In 2 1-3 InW rtlraaed In the earn* day ar ‘Inga. Winning pitcher, Parson*.
totted only ono Inning In the ',<!«insr pitcher, Jones. Umpire*,
Rood game, giving up five hit- 'trl.aulln and
Tima of game
•fort he wee aent to tha ahow 1:47.
IAcScFiW*9t: KARS
CA#tX*AU*'PtXct\iA(r
1ETAPI*
N U T a id they're cure until
they're delivered to our euotomer—»
fuel m • f rooer atill own* hie au-j
n r w d eoCfea and braakfaat food
n U l Me delivery wagon bond* ‘ant
®v*r to the bouaewtf* who caked
for 'em, by pfu>n*.
It’# true that our aalee to Britain
or* an o credit beau and everybody*
may be Middling certain that the
MU never will be paid. But that’*
hone of the NaHa* buaineee. U, ulti
mately, w t can t collect a. cent. U'«
our funeral; not thetre.
P e rh a p s H oover
tom* everting* ago, on tho oubjeet
sf Ameritfin naval convoying of
___________ _ o u r shipment*
|H M M B r i t a i n .
iS l w a r d , didn’t
U etop a t saying
| l th a t our edopUod jif .the conV voy plan would
i n be e x tr e m e ly
■ 1 1 k «1 y «> tn-
.
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DELAN D
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v o l v e u s In
war.
Juellcc,
2.
llardman, Aehtan, Celt*,
r. Trammel,
at
G*|e*.
war. The merely pro-eouvoy boy*,
though, advocate only armed ee-r
tort* for protection of our ship-.
m*nt* abroad. If Axla cube and
thing* wilt let our export* alone,
our aecorta win let THEM alone.
! Of course ecaroety anyone be
lieve# that the Asia will do It. eon-
Harper t , »le-
attad In, Me Re nay t. LaI , Justice, Trammel, H ar.
»* baae bits, Juatlee, filer-
V r ■fit
tho'flM Lnk .before
Mrlaway’a
Yearly
Meml
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m en
l a d ieES
s
_
F A M IL Y --------- :
STUDENTS ------
18 HOLES OF CHAMPIONSHIP GOLF-
it
0
4»J
't X S H ^ G . d o w r n th o » ira l|h ta w a y * « t
■Mod* M> h ig h a* 160 mile* a n h o u r,
tuyi R o m M rwkeU to yi^taiir. l a th d 1041
Y*ara a ll th e w in n in g
claaHc o f *p*nd a n d a n
to v ictory o n F U i i I w ii
r in d in g , pounding*
___
u p d n th e aafotr o f t h
made it their bueinoa* to know bow
built. A nd'th*y know that tho |
conrinictlon h w r u found only (a
TTiro*
ire* pro v id e the extra atrenr
*
I- I
Z
Few Laws Approved iuSd‘
Affecting T ourbt.
- jjjg
.................. ...
.
,
and coaraetka.
,rJTAt LAJ!, ^ 8 ^.K’
The u a i group beat hack *tW3—Tourist* who taka a drink i . MM
aruaad tha B u t* ’*
or lay a M may M
n b» o«»!ttt«tt#fl to V * n alT tha tevy
/more for their, fun In Fwri
ihU winter but In UMr maid h
Just adjourned aeoalon of V
M, asserting th
weald drive m
U fle le tu r* did little to affect dent* from the
the winter visitor** Ilf* . ,
Leglalator* from the southern
end coastal section*, ware 1**1
any general ta* tnereae* Injure
tha *U te '* multi-million
dollar
1* Cordate in
g r e g a oea
Herbert Iteorar that they 1
•tit finj f | 0|
right there. They've said
much.
Prealdent Hoo-«v*lt M ejplt
egrved that our eeeort ware raft
might get Into shooting art>tehee
with Axle submarines, plan** or
mrfae* raiding ships, and beta eonceded that "shooting la pretty atom
to war."
. .
All that’s obvious to aayhody. |
But Herbert Hoover's proport Hen
.000 I N 800-3 w u that our navy (or a u k kf It
,/
AVl/-kdJAl /V W d
! Thera a
Sanford Country Club
not on* lira (ailodl
- proof of blowout
durance— proof of
at merely by claim*,
A S D to r te fV W oerm T o a
-la pretty
A ndyel
PECIAL
rK A jJin N .ijj PbcMDs'1^ x
of « xfD4q (zxceu-edep, •> ^
>
EX- F n ESI DENT H E R D S ILT
HOOVER, broadcoiling hla view*.
T A V o R M
be th at ahlp-elnklng'a non* of ourl
affair, either, aince It Isn’t our ship.
However, the ship's contents are,
O tllU . up to that point.
Let’R fcvt hack to the eae* of the!
ktroeer aforaaald. Suppose hi* de-i
livery rrafon’i overworked, *o he|
borrows or hire* eevtral from someother chap. But a gang of hoodluma make a practice of overhaul-]
In f hie cuppUmentary wagon* I
kmaahlng 'em up and eonflacatlr; j
their earfoea, which eoneequenUy1
never get t* hla customer*. Poael*
Wy the grocer earae nothing for the
other feueMi wagon* that ne’e bor
rowed or hind, but h i dose object
to the tnterMMne* with hla own|
d t liverite Accordingly, he artnrj
Ida driven with • inotgun apiece,
and the next time on* of 'em'*
jumped by the hoodlum fang, he
■hoot* ’em full of lead slug*.
i
Chn that grocer properly be ealdj
to have--attacked” thoee hoodn
Stewart Says1
Over-Expreiied
Self on Conroys
o p e n
worker* atUI c o m * f n » Uw ehlpbu lidint. aircraft and mmehlne
tool Industrie*, bat th at a llttla
h ic a g o
ium
later a ahovtagaef lilk t ordnance
and ammunition worker* la *x• o rk o n .win. h a .w a d e d to do. tocted.
OLD MILWAUKEE
• Sa/ti-S urcn.
IASY
- r
�r
Colonel White
Production Musters In
Defense Force
Germans, Italians
Reported Attacking
_Island Of Cyprus
, dT Planes Today Group To
•isL 3,500 Men Return To
JFire Department
• Will Add Extra
Man To Force
/Soldiers Continue
A t A ircraft
o r Coknpany Plant On
, Roosevelts Orders
Get Drill
And I n s t r u c t i o n s
On Monday Nights;
Equipment Ordered
T h ree o fficers and 64 enlisted
men, who
have
signed
fo r a
th re e -y e s r period as - th e home
defense u n it o f this county, were
o ffic ia lly mustered
In as C om
pany. 18 o f the F lo rid a Defense
^ f r * last n ig h t a t th e A rm o ry
i
by L ie u t Col. R obert G . W h ile .
The new company waa charged
. Ar»
~ n will bt addad U
Ith Its duties
by
L ie u t.
Col.
the Fire Department dorian the
summer months as an eAden pm* W h ite as it wns m ustered In. J.
caution against fires and to kaap L In g le y , chairm an o f the S em
Defense
Council,
the force no rm al during the va« inole C ounty
cation period, it waa decided by commended the enlisted men end
the City Commbs ion last night office rs fo r the s p irit shown In
HalL* r*ruUr
*l th* City vo lun teerin g fo r the u n it.
R ifles w ill be Issued to the
This Is the first tlms this
Defense Force W ednesday, E. C
been done, U. N. Sayer, dark H a rp e r, captain, announced, and
said.
Uniform s ha re been requisitioned
Kir* Chief Hack N. Cleveland, and are expected to a rriv e sh ort
In making tbs request for an lyadditional man, pointed out that
T h e men w ill meet every M o n
there was an Increased possibil day n ight a t the A rm o ry a t 8:00
ity of fire dus to sabotage, At o'clock fo r d rill and In struction
the same time he asked Hanford
C ap tain lls rp e r urged as many
residents to watch thslr premises as possible In s ttrn d the dem on.
carefully for fir* hhuards, and B trstlon o f tric k shooting which
to notify the department at once
ill be given
liy
Ken
lleegle.
If they discover a blase.
sponsored
by
the
Rem ington
The semi-annual report on the A rm s Com pany
o f B ridgepo rt.
condition of dairies In thla section Conn., a t the w eekly shoot of the
w e, made et the meeting, and Sem inole Gun C lub W ednesday
Mr. 8 ayer said the report was afternoon.
•one of the best we’ve had.1’ At^ The three o fficers who head the
a meeting before, two other an*' Defense Force are E. C. H arp er,
alyaes were presented to
the
D.
H ofm an n,
Commission, and the tw* an. captain, W ilb u r
nounced last night made up the fir s t lieutenan t, and John L G a l
low ay, second lieutenant.
Spring milk report.
Th e complete roster Is a t fo l
Roy Tlllls waa authorilad to
Work half lime on the Police lows:
F irs t sergeant,
T e rrs nre
V
Force and half time collecting
delinquent personal l u e s for the B rown; sergeants, Bonner I„ T a r
City. Sam C. Gardner has been ta r; W illia m H . Mesaer and V iv
added to the police fore* full time ian A. S neer: cornorals, Eugene
Mr. Bayer eald. Miss Caroline B rew er, Claude C. Locke. Paul P.
McKmwag. who has been on die Retold, Sidney M IliC Iv ird . James
p»npU • r the NYA. waa put G. Sharon, J r., and Cecil B. W ise-
Seminole County
Delegates To Go
To ‘Boys State,
• [ To Guard Factory Good Report Is Made
Production Resumed
>* On $ 2 0 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0
*'• .Worth Of Orders
WAeimiOToN. hm k>
(AP>—T*1*
C e n tr w s
uw dy
to
« M i t r u k ( I . ao-railed prop*» ty n U i n
b ill te m p o ra rily
**
"Or—I t speedy p u M f p
*
Ieg l.la4 ln n u 7 give , h .
P resident specific a u th o rity
J*
*1 1 * W m i * l l r l l n .
» » b * r t I*. I'a ttrro o n . C nd er-
•
m,
^
•
W*r Department
of War. (old
Committee. would “fill til*
aa tbe War Deportment
it.'
a a irn d m m t*
•
tii*
S T *
M ilita r y
C om m ittee
t * a t l a i a d a f l i l t to the a *.
l* c tiT * S ervice L a w . Buck a *
^ t f E ? * * * ^ S enator Connally
• * C hairm an Vinson
(D -G a ) o f the H .u a e N a v a l
in w lt
r a a b l*
A .
fo v e rn m rn g
to
t a k * o v e r a n y p la n t w h e r e a a
f l u t i n g o r th re a te n e d f a l l a r *
™
prodaction In te rfe re d w ith
■ • • M ia l d e fe n ** p ro g ra m .
. LOS ANGELES. Calif.,
^ f e " , 10
Lieut. Col.
' # Cb*rle« W. Stelnmeta notoday that 8,BOO men
— Mturned to work a t tha
forth American Aviation
V A m y off k e n pro*
to s ta rt war pUnaa
t a c tio n
t
—
To Commissioners
Of Sanford's Milk
Invasion Similar To
Thai OI‘ ( ’relo is
Said I’o s s i h i I i ty (
l*> l/oiuloii Source
O r d e r s M a rtin i L a w
Allies Advance
In Middle East
L e g io n P o s t T 6 B n ck
J u n i o r B a ll T e a m ;
U S O A id I s A s k e d
S oldiers
Iris h , pound
o f tha 18 6th In fa n tr y , fam ed as the old F ig h tin g
down s Tennessee road as they m 0ve tow ards the
" f r o n t " in the cast war games. B eve rly .se ven thousand troops of
I he Seventh A rm y Corps w ill aU sm pt to stem an "in va sio n " from
the G r r s t la k e s . T h e III6 th la a N ew Y ork o u tfit.
Six bays, sponsored by various
organisations
In S a n fo rd
mid
Sem inole C o u n ty , w ill leave K tilay
n ig h t
fo r
T a lla h a •see
tu
p a rtic ip a te in the an nu al " H o y *1
S ta te ,'1
F o rre a t
G a trh e l
an
nounced a t a d in n e r m eeting of
('a m p b elU L o aa ln g
J*oat o f
the
A m erican Legio n las t night at
Ihe Legion H u t.
T h e buys and th e ir apon«ori
Mrs. Garner Dedicates Newest
are:
Book To Sister, Mrs. Thrasher
Annual Pet Show
Will Be Held At
City Playground
K a rl A . BlanWenahip,
l.nng
wtMNl C ivic C lu b ; E lm e r S H un t,
Oviedo (Chamber n f C'ommerr**;
D avid G atchel, Lions C lu b ; K a il
Je te r,
J r ,,
R o ta ry C lub ;
All (h r charms o f childhood's W .
M a ra h a ll,
K iw a n it
d e lig h tfu l 1-scspsdre s r r v itu lly K tlw ai d 8.
H ro w n , J r ,
brought hark in " W » y Down in t'lu b , and T a y lo r
Tvnm-ssi-i-.'* thi- latest hook hy A m erican Legion.
W h ile in the R tate cnpil.O the
E l u . s G h rner, T h i*, iie rh a p *, la j
why it w ill spy,-i,l to th e ad ult h ‘’ >"
Join w l,h o th .-i. from
r w i.lrr just n« much as In |W I '"ro u g h o u t
Florida In Icsrnm g
children fo r whom it » « . o r t - l " 1’*
,n '> P *r*‘ « the S lat.- govm a n ly w ritte n .
,r r n m r n t.
la n n n c s c -K a si
I n d ie s
l,,tlss (irons \ \ rorsc;
Nfgtdiiil ions F a l l
»‘rc"
n ,,: iii anti
lunt*
ill-
Ml itllp lliq tin 1 Mill
,i|" l ' v *
i
Ilnurs
Ax in
I,,I' ;t *'hih’-
Gen.
D ents,
French
Gom m lssioner in S y n .i. huclared u state o f -u g t
th ru ,
aoeiirding to re |N iri* ft s•in |m
key It I* f u ith r i tr p .'f h t l thm
severe rneasuie*
ore bring m
d e rtaken In *fnrii|« mtl | i i r ] t - ft
i*h a H iv ity arid
im.-.i-Mi,* m
S yria.
100 Workers
Meet To Start
Canvass For USO
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Tht* Annual p H show rom fu c tFo ur . 0 , 0 . . ,.f the book h avr
T h r r w l' 1 b* ,n.
r » P " *l
ctl by thi* C ity Rccrcntim t D e
^otr ofp a rtm e n t w ill be held Bt
the lu -t boon toro ,ro d hy tho H .n f ,..d " w rrk • " d * J " f
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playground
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W edn r*dn y aftern o o n at
2 :3 0 IlfM ighton, hhruriftn,
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slay
on
th o ,
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o'clock and Mil I k i n d * o f p H a you. thoy don't
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man o f tha F l k . C lub Fiag D ay
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1 14 Ill’ll
a re welcom ed an e n trie *. Mima ah* h o . long
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„ , o o lrb ra tlo n com m lttoo, anpoarod
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u iitu l a u
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E lean or M o rriso n, recreation d i
W ay Down In T o nn os.ro
i . ol lh , , # f t ,.n
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vii.i
nnd
rector, *atd today.
| dcdivattMl to Mm . G u rn et's n is tri,
I h r m sm bsrs to com r in a bo-ly
1
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ks 11 ta p S l i rlaRRificatioiiR o f p e l* are M i*
R. T
Th ra ab e r o f ( ‘H e r ,
to tho hall park Sun.lav a f lr t
•
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iiivneligible
fo r e n try ,
iiictoding I A te n u e , or " K a ty 11.,"’ an nhe
„on tha Miles fates full
fu ll Urn*
time hat
P*
noon 1o 'o ln in th r n h s rrv a n rr
Ihi ‘i i o|.
P riv a te s ; Jean 9. Adam s, Rod- blrda, Bmall
anim ala, re p M le j, re fe rre d to. M m G a rn e r »■ the
1 worlu
of F lag D ay.
i kv r*
to y It. A shdow n. J a m
T. B en fo w l, dogs and rata. In addition ■f^atpy'1 o f the
book, am i a il Ihe
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rV
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f
th
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1
,
Dm
A llie d
T 1 ). Commission
C em m lnafnai authorised
a n t l o r G * * the ton, H e n ry I I . C a rro ll, Jsmes I. In thu
rf*gulnr
c’lii""ifirH liO fi*. m c i.lo n t. rolatod in It sro truo
Tha
ro m m lt lr r on th - I'n l l- d r iv e m id s t Die P .11 l"li 11'
d ■ U i »*•
payment of port o f . another Dunn, S te w a rt P. D utton , George nwanlR w ilt b r g iv tn fur th»* r .p o r t o m r . th at ha, nod to th o ',.,, S o r v lr . O r g .n l , . 1 io n . d rlv r. th is m o rn in g Ml *1 Ofl H , Id. 1
firm
1It " 1 M11 111111*
1
p H . I.ttlo g .r l. on tholr p lan tatio n
month's salary to Jamas Spivey, E. E lliw o r th , Ir v in E . E a tr id u moat unicjiji* p H , Inrgr**!
v „ , f „ r |h# r 0 .o p # r t l|„ n
lh , re c e iv e
1
n . n lic r il
th e rn m p u ig o nnd " Io n on M ,
caretaker of the Armory, and the J r .( B yrd J. Good#, Jack R. I I b U ' *Tn#TIi*Bt n H nnd to Die nwtn •
101".non. T rttn
po-t In ths cam paign
I o • n 11mI I bo
■|1 »".M
UeT vv •* n
County will nay the other port. C U u d t 8 . lla w k t n i. K ugrnc W . | h avin g the largest v a rie ty tif
W hon tho bonk was puhh.hod, ,
R riirsasn tsH vss o f I V .
Ju n io r r o ll e r D on +>f m o n e y f.* r Die
d n k«*r
gam iM liiiH , ( iiMilcN \
Hii«ii
A caretaker has bean maintained H i i l f r , J im e # I f . H odge*. J im i1* petn.
Mrs. Thrashor did n..t know th a t
t . , . , u r askod C .m p b r ll
1I lines
co un ty ih iiin m in , mud lin t i
Include.I in the bird class, f
at Uis Armory sines ths National R. H o o U h in , Roy L
llo w e ll.
»t v i e ileilieated to her, in»r hail 1Ig »r
and
«th. t • he Been the
Guard waa ealled Into service.
Clarence
W . Is b lll,
('h arltR G ratio n arc rn n a rlrs
rnafuixf rip t
She learn in com pete Rgalnwt other lug
mro,i., A Im iM ni l n f Di
Joqustts, Paul P. Johnson. Rich song birds, parrots and .din
i ami- to the h h rn ry o u r tiny, Mrs yoiipg m iif lt * in Die c ity end
' |»l ,1vo
srd A. McCIslland, Chsrlss F (n lkin g birds, pigeons and dov.-- Y| ought on t elated , and th ere re atati*, and It waa aurreeif to ilo tbe ( i »"ll r f tilI I . if t H ( OTiltl
Ml itillfl
hca.li d In M H ( If omii
MeHlsrrow, Alms
C.
M sddrn. THi- sm all nnim al divisions in «eiveil the plen*ing new * of the th i*
A manager w ill be named pri'RHfit a m i m m i ')' d lit. •
, 11k i'VT
John W. Mrlsrh, Jr, Jsm rs It rlu d rs gnin.-i. pigs, rabb its, sqm- •ttHlIral mu
la te r
Any
boy
in
Sem inole and «nl1r*itnm
i» *hi|»
ret
M r* T h ranh er received an even G tninlv under 17 years o f age
Mtnghlnl, Richard
K Monroc, r rls , fnr.cy in ter and o ther an'
I
In -.4t
they to14*f I*’d m il mi Mh I
Ken Beegle o f Atlanta, On., H»rb*rt F. Mosas, Julian A Poo- mala
grea ter
pleasure, M r *
Mouglti* eligible to become a m em ber to him nr ami
Ini -i ,i i
i I
representing
the
Remington d*r, Marlon L. Raborn, Jsm rs N.
Th s cat rla s s lf Icsllon Is x>'n ton mi ol, when phe tiegan lending I
|*l ♦"«»
t l U»l l M' M< | Gu t r
i ff IV i
bsirsd
and
shn, t the hook, fo r *hc had hern a of the new Legion learn,
Arms Company o f Bridgeport. Robson, Jr., MHUrd K It u lh n - oral long
Jack Rehick
of
M e lbo urne,
Y l’M »l itw V liffe tlln II
iL
Conn., will appear at tha week ford, Lucius P. Buuls, J r., Grorga haired ra ts , w h ilr Ihs dog*
partne? w ith M r * G arner in a ll
ro m m an der n f the seventh d l*- buy*
I t aI
from
Th e
S.iuf-n f M
ly shoot o f the Semlnola Gun H . Scruggs, C *H E. S m ith, E d . divided in ,o Ih res classes la r v the iiin d e n U it related
tr ie l o f Ihe A m erican l#egion, a id i A i M n i | m iii)d h i - #*♦»•*,
I . ♦ Dim
puppies
D nm e",n l MW «v
Club tomorrow afternoon for an win C. Smith, Jr., Grorgc A sm all and
Down
in Tenn es*eee”
war n guest at Die ilin n e r am i U R O
I I HIM
I'
and tin ik h i n m**
axhlbltin of shooting . Byrd J. 8 p**r, J r , Jamas A
fo w l large nnd sm all breed. « '» h ra been illu R trated , like
M r*
Strang*, le
m
eeting
. . 6»f.i>t
Rem it" mid S un t m ili,
I
1
t fo w l and anv other ly p r mm G arn e t's o ther bonk*, by ihe au
Goode, president, announced to Rob*rt M. Sturdivant, John II
F
o
llo
w
in
g
Die
business
session,
Die
\lday.
w e n 1 o il' tn f u v r r 1 h r i ' i H
be ante red In th e show as well ^^
w h pen and ink and m l
the LegionnaireR
went
to the Id r ia t u i 1* 111 fn t niing t li.- 1
16lode uf
1
Mr. Beegle will demonstrate Tatum, Oscar 8. Tolsr, John St. as re,.tiles
|n
r*d
pencil
T
h
e
draw
ings
in
this
William H W lcboldt.
where
Ih rv
wltness^nl o f \)w m i I i i i * a n d m ■ 1
■m t t o r
fancy shots erlth pistol, rifle and Clslr Whits,
Each r n tr y must have a 'a.t,„ok ara m ore numerous A rm o ry,
F. Wilkinson, W illia m C
»he m ustering in n f Ihe Rem inole U RD, M l
lout
41f
1lrad")n»vv ♦•.(I • I
ihotgun, end will also give point Georg*
showing Ihe nam e and age •> u nj l.e lle r done than In ,be nthSince A K Y im . ll
Hi
ers on tha safe handling of fire Willingham, Jamas A. W rig h t. the owner ml th e ad dre-s and I f Vl,|u m M M u rh o f the .h a rm C o u n ty D e fe n ie Force
»nd
Roy
R.
Wright.
Jr
M ip portarms.
*
o f Die "pei ml g ift" • h >hi
a
e srrip
n of
the Ilea
pet in
F n lM
_ d
---------f tin
the
book
th r Iclever
p 11iwing
I a fiy 1 nf tow n mud u ill n
1
Tha public It lavttod to the
w ill he lodged fo r aw ards "
.(row ings, which serm
to
ha
w h o ill*l urn un Til tiunghf Die «
1
demonstration, which trill be held
Esstsrn oystsrmsn refer to the firs t, aecond and
th ird
plur"
^ n n r and yet have s i- M r« . A n n a G o o d lo e ,
e orn m ii (n*
w il l
rod
on the rang* o f the Gun Club small Pacific Coast oysters as ribbons.
[ronishingly real q u a lity
H e r e 20 Y e a r s , D i e s that
,i . d
(wn
u n til tom orrow , M»
Hi t ' •*
near tha Mayfair Hotel.
oystors.
--------------------------I E ven th * anim als In the she!said, All nlher n u m iu iit <
_
,
__
ip „ ,
. hes---eats roosters, rh v k e n s snd
hire. A nn a
Judaon
Goodlou, In fu ll awing now n i M r Mi 0 1
1'if llloilg
P r e s e n t In co m e
Itm h t
k i* s
a real expression
reaident o f S anford ain c* IW iil sh fw Went m il
' f
fro m
In envei
D.ln
10
E x e m p t i o n s R e t a i n e d j'nIn' h.^rou; ,« " ”n ., 1hr rubll. and widow u f the lata G a r r v lt county and a f fir m ................ 1
V . Goodloe, died thla m orn in g helper afipn ifilm ent"
ll i.r la*
m
• i» f
-----------ra tio n o f th e J u n io r l.ite r a lu r e
I
’
I
it
T
y
r
o
W A S H IN G T O N , June | 0 _ ( A ’'
w b trb | , d is trib u tin g 4 0 ,. a t har huma, <17 Kaat T h ir d comm im iGe"
S treet.
A t 1 hr meet mg hr M \ < 1•
— T h * Holla# W ays and M ean- m)0 r.uiiea o f
M rs
G a rn e r's
• D m r In *
Burn at M l. I ’laaaant, A la ., ahe
Lost* Aulin arus gkostfi as or* abort courses atlandcd by the C om m ittee voted today to retain ,„m k, Ihe au th o r tells shout th# waa a m em ber u f Ihe M eth o d la l day tiflernio iri fit Du- f'iiM >■
hi inorrt
o f f ’einiuerce all nf tin* • • •'• 1
o f th e fle a h fttw r w Tnnera o f t h f girls iacludsd, Dr. Edward Con p rraen l Income ta x exem ptions >d ...|u m e ah# w ro te and Illu strated . Church.
id mile#
men prenent and w n rki r 1 fi nn
clothing aoutost at th* 4-R Club rad!, praaidsnt of hi* Florida 1800 fo r single persona and I V - qb, *aya:
* »i» enpS u rv iv o r* Include
her
two the civic mitl fia t e in a l m y « n u »
000* fo r m arried couples, and also
,fj baTr o fte n e n tertain ed boys
' ort court** told a t TtlLshatStoto CoHsg* far Woman; Dr. R. * 1400 cred it fo r dependents .in , nd g lr), w )tb u le s o f my ch ild d aug hlera, Mra M a rth a H a ll o f t lop * o f Ihe city c* pressed 11•*
i tost w«ak and wiU wow
■ 11ir'i"ta
ibe *|iu»tn
' ' \
hood on a Tannsssee p la n ta tio n , S anford and Mra. E llia b r t h Ge- confidence Dial
p*t* for tha flr*t ptota a id a trip L Eymaa, 4aaa of ths School of addition to a spouse.
lr n| tuwonl
rlen of A lab am a; a aun, K cm bart S 2 ,&Cin w o u ld e a s i l y be re.u h- d
|so t derided to p u t a fe w o f
to C U c s ft to Oetotor, Mrs- Kara Edncattoa and Dr. Margaret R.
G. Good Inc o f Penaacula, and a T b la m orning M r 1Iriid"hnw
IC'totof'lMWdtol mm P a w Th r»v)
Andrews, I t a u
d a w in tn itln p Sandals, t o n af tha School of
n •!r ■■i?
thli
• later, M rs. J. T . Hodgson o f If no o th er county In the rLD t
Hama Brnnaiaka, wha had just
sgrat, said this m a n tog.
•.there* the
U ria h , A la .
had already reached it" (|i*oi i *>•
r- L i u w n rIt waa th* ( b i t Mas* a girl rrtanad tn m
a coofsrenc* on
F u n e ra l aerviraa w ill be held believed that Rem im de
1 '•• *■' •
-i I In* «dd,
autrittoa a t Waahlngton.
(tom
W ednesday aftern o o n
at
4 :0 0
oubl be tbe firs t tn get
*
I ,.! .
%
>■Vie re 1 In isI 1.
Ottor (pm tore ware Tom WsU
waa atota
o'clork at ths A n d e ra o n -G rlfflth 100 percent
■nf
pi'sien—
•an, attonag-gwiaral; Carl BoreF u n e ra l H o m s ,'w ith (ha R ev. W .
W o rk e r* from Die
W ih ik , n ’
R IO D E J A N E IR O . Juna 10
» Mf tutu nrtittoa with tha fa a r attor wto- In, atoto .toad af tha National
P. Ilu h rm a n
o ffic ia tin g . B u r U I >c lu b , U M „ i c , | . c t i n g
up
II
, ,,u.t
— C #p t#in W » ld # m # r Lucio
ama and to r w a n will to Jadgsd Dafanaa Council and Mrs. Dunw ill be (n EvargTaan C em ete ry . ■
i<
i ’« « - T li rr* 1
I'e re im o f the B ra tllim n i le im c r
w hit b ft*r
t ire
to th* yaaa Jar tha trip to array, atoto toad af th* woman’s
Osorio in # r# d io £ r# m to the Ae1, ». . fu r Din
1m,.
dMaia« a f tto National Dcftna*
The
Seminole
Gun
Club
will
lo
d
a
tc
d
I
’ress
today
a
u
n
r
ir
d
tha
■,11v liUucktHl
vriassaya to th* <J*4Mng
bold m meeting tonight at 8 :(X» U n lU d B l i U i
#tc«m er
Rubin
ah 1, II I. t
w a n aa JoOowai mhoal
4-H Ctob girls who mad* tha o'clock la
the
Com mtaa inner * ’ Moor* fu n k In the A tla n tic M a y
trip i n Margaret Orem and l-o- Room of th# City Hall to elect uf
21. w m
torpedoed.
red
,
rl'h is ,
Firs! 1*
MradHhaw Says
i County To lie
To Reach Its ()uot;i
1
.
►&-SS
S rttS B jfM rfS ’" ' ’
p la n t w i t h
machine gunx and bayonatx.
Thrwa thousand soldier* of tha
16th Infantry,
carrying
fixed
bayonata and machlna gun*, a r
rived at th *
p la n t- yealerday
shortly after tha outbreak of
diaorder*.
T h e occupation, com pleted w ith
th e sim p licity o f a routine mart
en t t t r ’clim axed fiv e days o f te n
■Ion, during which the strikers
resisted pleas of thslr own na
tional C. I. O, officers to Vstuin
to work.
p
A few hours after the soldiers
took up their post*, company o f
ficials
announced
production
had been resumed In the plant,
which has a backlog of | 200,'
000,000 in war planaa orders.
They reported 1411
workers
. P had returned. The normal force
‘ is 11,000. Earlier an officer of
tha union, tha United Automobile
aircraft division, re
ported 800 strikers had antarsd
tha plant.
9 Determined pickets who had
battled furiously In two clashes
with groups of workers attempt
ing to pass through the lines,
gave w ay with Hula or no resis
ts nee before Ike long lino o f
. . khaki-clad troopers.
*
Oee defiant striker refused to
give'grosm d. A baronet slashed
through hi* thigh. Re was token
ir s s lls s U mm P a ss Three)
j^Nine Boy Scouts
Are Examined At
-Board Of Review
A aS
'r jr .tr ts r ^ s s :
t the Junior High School for
promotions and merit owsrda, to
be given o l the regular Court of
Honor next Monday night.
chairman! Ralph Smith, I r . . sec
retary; Ned Smith, W . K. End**
Gun Expert Will
Visit Wednesday
:x
Iona Aulin Wins State Honors At
4-H Qub Short Course Contests
Scouts who war* reviewed ami
classifications are os foh WumS
aUUOfBQ
- —--- ■
Billy Johnson, aagia; Ralph
BaMfc, osglei Walter ttoete, R.
^ 55&a th* t ^ J m
METJnuat tsar.
first classi Billy Wilkinson, sea-
to eomp-
T k tS -
iRescuer Says U. S.
Vessel Torpedoed
Q ty News Briefs
HU* Smith o f U t o
Monro*; fleer# for th ecoming year.
Ctortotto Tru* of IWllaon School;
Mstts.
Margaret Cadlum.
C, B. Wiaecup, federal •utoMildred tnologiat and Dr. R. W. Ruprecbt.
e t tomlxM* High School; o( U * ladaraJ and SU U axperi■Mat Italian, will *p**k tomori or Dvtoto, Owon How*U. row a t tto Junetoon masting of
U r p a t and EloL* Lorgoul tto Kiwanla Club a t 18:16 o’clock
~ * - Johnnl* Moo • t tt o Vaktox HoUl.
The Oeorlo has aboard 11 per
sona from the
Robin
Moor
picked Up from a lifeboat In tbe
mid*Atlantic Sunday.
Sunrivora Mid there had been
three more lifeboat# containing
•even paaaenjera Including three
women, one child and tftt crew-
Francis Underwood
Die# In Knoxville
Lions Are To Get New Cage As Family'i:;.
Of “King Of The Jungle” Increases
Bine* the birth of the cub* tto
Ilona hav* tocom* conscious of
Itoir appearance and ttolr home
so Jamoa MougbU/t., park oupor.
InUndanL hoi decided to build sn
ottor cage on lb* west aids of tto
two larg* cages for lb* lion***
who to now nt th* ottor end of
.* row, noar tto bean.
So many call* her* coma from
poopl* who wont to buy on* of
tto cub* and duo to th* p robot la
T to Bombmla County Dcftna*
Council will told a masting to
night at tto Armory Bt 8:00
^__
a
•'daafc, J . L. lo g toy, chairman
u n Wl
' today. All tosda of
Franclx M. Underwood
08,
r. Houghton onid ho
ore urgsd to to prm- winter vial ter in Sanford for
« t tovnral yooro, dtod at kb homo to breed tto Uotu nt tto boo and
In KnoxvOk,
Tonn.,
Mondoy offer n il fu tu re cub* ( * * onto.
T to now eng* will to sto u t
morning, It wno learned today.
10 by 80 fool nnd will to eonnoctod «
hy
tr a p
door* bo
.
.
to ran.to«ottM r °* k*Pt ‘ Pw* **
Churchill Says Crete
Taught Good Lesson
them be dropped m hO-rrnt pu’i •
in one of
tbe ro ll re Dun
h " *4w ith a nuta atlAched " F o r Hnb>
111 LVW iTimt*
1 u n d o ! ll.
J i illte
Liona.**
M r. M oughlon
said h«
fa tin g a IImian
M i n i ' l l i * ll 141 . l u l l
would buy iu m r
m eat fui Do n f I n m i l i n f i "
kt itd
IIliv
I • • i ul over tho
youngster ■ w ith the money.
Ii .m
r
l i »lui t*d today
1 It |e .
Th e new golden spider nmn
cMH-num Uattle**
D ' » " , ' 4'i i i I h ’I' l l f l d
k#ya received front South An mi
fighting1'' and
W* H I
" U all
VIt o r l b
lea several weeks ago w ere n«l kk n i t 11i | d n >
V x tiiiim f y in itill
doing so wet] on M onkey IslRiid. p o r I n n l p m t * i n
M r. M oughlon aaid, a t the other D o * N i l e \ n i l e y .
m onkeys on Ih# Island were Udd
In u vt,in* , lir*,l*l*inir w ith P *x • r and snatched tbe food out of • iim. C h u rchill
urn -p te d
“ f u ll
tha hands o f th# spiders.
K a m i rr»|H >iialhiljty" fo r
the
C redan
with tha breblotn of harping thu t • mix*urn an,l auld tho IcaoolUi
thin montoya from grlltiiK anv of C rete wuuhl lx* applied to
tllmmar, th* p«rk *up*rint*n<lrnt U rfc n x ’ u f It: itiain airainat a ir docldod to move them to a rag*
H r arcu o n l G crinana o f h a vln ff ,
until thoy war* stronger, so they bornp or acn-biirm* a ttack ,
or* now In tto rag* formally or. d riv e r llr ilia l, ami N e w Z e alan d
cupUd hy Jlgf*. tto mandrill, ami H u lk in g Muun.lcil L -fn ro tto m In
are gutting plump on a special the C re te fig h tin g . Hut retract-'
dial af milk and bread in additiui n l an e a rlie r ch arge th a t G arm on ■
to ttolr regular maaU af panansi
bananas M iarachu tlata hod worn N«w Zat*
_____
land unifur tto, ,
_ i___J
and vo g rtab la*.
. J ,*■ • i i h i i k L
.v '.iz X u fd d ilu ',,'** i . , 4 *
\
�«
w>
SSfffciJi
HO NEWS
WDBO
With neatness and dl
States Army moved Info
Corporation yesterday and
plant If the order to mot
speed with which the soldle
m y and shows th a t the coo
fefense industries
whatever attem pts a t sabot
may be made by radicals i __________
There was no argument about It. Attempts
tain strike leaders to draw the soldidh into some
s!on of their activity met wtt|i tnute indifference. 1
diem wens not there to argue. And when their t
The Yugoslav gavonuaa
84S
6:05
•0 6
COO
S iU
f f l
>VE
WINGS: Larich J cease fro m
sdom. For riches
tbomsetvre flings;
— Pravorbs 2 3 :4,
BLB)N0 RB
tba WashMgton Irving
tool Sketch Book)
asa-ipra/rd
it again >our quick ImI strides
• tonus. Red firs gleam
-totfconed slita. Shrill
lent derides
iiy and tails on heavy
r ribbed heart wildly to
hough numb,
your father csnr.e In
Jot stool
you to revenge. Like a
ns
ng .bstwesn enduring rot1 pnd tbs ordeal
ng fores...Today through
grounds of permanent Injury bat
a "candid camera'' caught her off
her guard: aba was play
•pit
mi • date subsequent to the In
jury.
'_____
WHAT
OUTFI1
HAT OUTFIT
g BUDDY? &
About, tbs best story 1 tors
rend lately I* the mo sitin g that
fronted with 21 convicted criminals in the course of two Adam and his eon Cain won
years and then picture the entire state of Florida having walking beside the derUn af
Eden 4nd Cain aakad "Daddy,
why don’t wo hart a nice gar
den like thntf" to which AdJm
Is said to have replied. "Son.
we did hare onrO hut your moth
er ata us out of JL"
M W *' heels , I hear
question Ing ’ fret,__
JOAN MARTIN
Whether vie* or vigilance la
on tho tnorenso In Miami la -a
. question raised by the /act'that
Of at the end pf the present fiscal
in-
l > WWOO la f U *
TV. ’end, farfeltpm
flip
have beeq
iltor didn't live
him at Doom.
Is wondering when
. Is going to start,
ff-w u l be when the
<HKfVW1 Anil the Man k.feaa lW.(
llsya, Pibildaut Roosevelt
s t h o t t e r m u l t i from
r depurteunt If he’d J>ut
irturr* In Jd*dstnu Per-
HE Fourth division o f tho
regular ertoy waa organ*
laed at the dtrreUowo*
tho war department. Nov. 1A,
1017. Tho dl vision laotudod
not only unite of tho regular
army, but also completed Us
T
n Strike Is
I Insurrection
WASHINGTON, Juno’ 10 — VP)
— Attorney General Jackson, at
tributing defiance o f . the g o v
•ram enf in the North American
Aviation strike t» labor leaden
who follow "tho Communist par
ty line," declared yesterday the
situation “more’ nearly resembles
tn Insurrection than a labor
strike."
Jackson asade this assertion In
n statement 1tn which he aatd
tho President's authority to take
ever the plant “testa upon the
aggregate o f the
presidential
power* derived from the Con
stitution itself and free* statutes
TomsrrtiwV !*rsyrams
Utitniaw ItAnaUu
. ’ Ilia
0 :30’Norman
Hensley .and
Florida Cowboys
7 BO Nears o f Buropc
7:16 Breakfast Ilrrvltics
8:00 UP News
i
8:10 Program
rename
,
8:16 (turning Devotions
8:30 Southern Serenade
0:00 Virginia
0 i0S Black and White notes
0:15 Myrt and Margu
0:30 Mamel
0:35 Organovelties
[
/
0:46 Woman of Courage ,
10:00 Piano ftemlling*
jO.IO UP Newa
10:30 At Homs With Sally Mar
tin
10:45 Lest We Forget
11:00 Kate Smith Speaks
11:16 Swing Your Partner
1130 Romance Of Helen Trent
11:46 Our UaJ Sunday
12:00 UP Newa
12:10 Stocks
12:16 Checkerboard Time
12:00 Danes Time
12:46 Read of Life
lrOO
D?. Malone
a
,uv Young
iniflif »/r,
juBiuuv
1:16 Joyce Jordan
1:30 Merry Go Round
2:80 Mary Margaret McRride
2:16 The RololsU
2:36 UP Newa
2:80 A Friend In Deed
2:45 Children Also Arc People
2:86 Press News
. 8:00 Bob Hannon
f 8:!5 tba
8:30 Story cf Bras Johnson
8:45 Mile. Eva Curie, Defense
* Savings Bonds
4:00 Accent cn Mu.lc
4:16 Afternoon Varieties
4:30 Organa Mclodlrt
4:46 Seettergood Balnea
6:00 The Lane Ranger
6:80 Poe Sellers
True Life
Starks
6:46 The World Today
1,000 Thought Dead
►
*rtt# In .Slav. Explosion
BUDAPEST,' June 10 — </P>—
the President tho duty to tako
care that the lawa be faithfully Four thousand parsons went bollsved killed or wounded SetuidvMrtittol *' Jukaon u ld .
operated
wll
■lath French army in
fentires near N a m
Hautsvtsncs. It |att
active la Ito Veals ay
Sectors, ihe M»u»e-J
and the march on OoW
The division edvpan
kilometers against am
Ketones. It captures
prisoners I Including <
ears). 44 pieces Of I
and 31 machine guns,
. The Insignia of t
late Legislature' uppc<l
.limit on etate highway*
to 66 miles an hour.
[ no Joiiger be any osd* faulty '• pec do mo ter.
n * Ti A v »■*+.“'* * »
mate coinnilttee wants
i the draft act to aa>
thtes ores 28. Us old
Q Just fsn ’l stand th*
division U fo u r green
jSFVgjsf"'!::
over that airplane
incaa" wero recently banded oi
prealdcnt of the f tc k g f t Mhchl
The nilco, which o th tr bualnc
■long to graduataa gaahing Jc
1. Get your hattfa dirty.
2. It*» presumed you. havi
only cornea from u slif^them .
8. Forget U i o m unclse am
youyielf Instead of in “pull."
»
*
*
i
7:16 AtLuitie 8 ports Reporter
7:26 Twilight (tcliullrj
7:46 Sacrare and Why
*
7:60 Mtolu Room
7:66 Elmer IDsvis
8 rOO We Urn People
t
8:30 Invitation to Learning ■
0:SO Oleatl Miller
.
0:16 Public Affairs
j
0:30 Address—Urn
10:C0 Edwin C. Hilt, news
10:10 Bobby P ay Orchestra
l 6fS0 Michael Lnring Oichestrm
lltSO Linton Wells, news
11:03 C hti. S p in k
11:30 Ray Noble Orchestra
U B S Press New*
12100 Sign O ff
VIA.
Prom July 13 to I
Til vision
Otyds,
Mussolini's
shys tho United
stored »o carloaifr •* * *
In the fort, bat the cal
the explosion « t t not b »
7:00 Excureicn* In S e * w
C d N Q u vsio
nlng or Ireaks upon the
litter air.
l Usee far tortured hell*
tapes
be the superstitious rye
Batebali Scorn •
U P New*
Y oathJN tw s-N Y A
Sapper Hour
HtfMtae and Melodies
(saves ej
of the «
P u tm a n ,
TNP'Al
located
iqoorgto.
* ,me
p ? -;
8. In starting out, ranumb
not a “position.—Fortes Mag
Cftmroent
going to
« roil(ig
hey want
it system
,
mam
M *
' June 7th—HUT
L u b ric a tio n
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Save Money 1— «
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(6
Qt.
Engine
Capacity)
ROWLANDS
ANGEL’S
EAT SHACK
B iife n l A rm m Swkt* O ff Of
n s« s « i Ah m m
*+
demands
iff
LIQUORS
SCOTCHES
W INES
N I C K 'S
Package Ron
4/1
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t A nd Personal Activities
B B E A L , S o c ie ty E d it o r
'alendat
TUESDAY
Tha A tarfait Claaa of the F irst
• ] B hptist Church will meet a t the
k m o f Mra. J , T. Denton on
Magnolia Avenue a t 8:00
P r K . w ith Mra. J . II. Cold o u g h and Mra. R. T. H unt ns
T m Fide 11* Claaa of the First
B aptist C hord) will meet at tho
M e h of M ra. II. E. Morris on
* r m Loctut Avenue a t 7:30 P.
0 - If. f a r ita regular hualneaa ami
social, raae ting. The meeting will
th a ta ' tho form o f a h sm tu rg er
ID T '
1 Tba Pflot Club will hold it*
regular busintaa meeting a t 7:30
mt P. M. Thar* will be two guest
w Speaker* In attendance.
WEDNESDAY
Tbo American Legion Auxil
iary will aaw f a r th e Rod Cm**
In Ihfe'Yftmfefl’o Club from U:30
m A . M. fcfetfl
A .' M , under
•
the ■uontdlllilp' o f lira , i . tv ,
P a n ie t'v ia n d d e nt:
"
AxfeUfe "ffltolO of the Hnnforil
C arden Club will meet a t the homo
*ag Mra. L B. Spencer on East
"eighteenth S treet n t (1:30 A. M.
0 to go to the home of Mrs. Harold
W ashburn
In
New
Smyrna,
where a covered dish luncheon
wfTI ho served.
V YW* J o a ie r Auxiliary of the
American Legion will meet a t
uaa o f . Mrs. A. R. Ford,
'cat Twm rty-flfth Streed at
ns
Col, Thao^ortl Rooacvrlt Chap
t e r - a f 't h e United Bpanlah W ar
V c M n tv ' will m eet a t the home
mt Mra. Mac Sheafrr, 113 Elm
A rcane nt 8:00 P. M.
‘•■ Thm Alathcan Ckiaa of the F irst
BngOch’Churvh wlU Meet a t the
Women's Club where the regular
ynecttng wfll be held followed by
<MtfMg f a t Dm Red Crcaa from
t:0 0 P. M. until fi:00 P. M. Group
F our win he hostess.
' * BtwMg - sessions will he spnnacMd by Dm ftuabytcrlan Church.
w tH f Mrs. J . D. Woodruff in
T tM p lw m o l « d
Mrs, C. F. Proctor
Entertains (Friends
H i* Mery
Chapma
tu rn er*! home a fte r et
weekend in H i. Pelerxl
Mrs, Joe Melsch and daughter.
Clara, rre spending the month of
Ju n r at Daytona Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. W alker
end son, Stephen, spent Sunday
at Daytona Beach.
Jack Bolt retu rn ed this m orn,
ing from a trip to tho Florida
Keys and Miami where he tre a t
on a fishing party.
Mi** Deris Patterson has a r
rived from Tatlahaiaee to spend
the summer with her mother,
Mrs. Pat Patterson.
J. C. Chase mt W inter Park
left today
fo r Ohmdwi, Me.,
when- he will spend-th« summer
months.
th r fnlhw lnr;
night from
D aytona Beach w here
for the paat I* days.
house party
Miaa Evelyn Stile* I* attend
ing the Central Florida School of
Commerce in IVTutad and making
her home with Dr. and Mrs Frl
son while there.
w rrr
srrvv-d
day furlough.
Mr*. A. A. Moore and children,
Marilyn and
Donald,
of
Ft.
Pierce are vliiting
with Mrs.
Moore * mother, Mrs. W. F. Gar
ner and sister, Miss Uslcn Oarner, at their home oa Magnolia
Mr. and Mrs. Btephen <
rl.xrge from D:00 A. M. until
12:00 o'rlnek noon, in the Wo
man's Club.
F11DAT
The Azalea Circle of tie San
ford Garden Club will sponsor
the sewing session In the Woman'e Club for the Rrd Croat
from U:30 A. M. until 11:30 A. M.
The Hanford 'Hom o Demonstra
tion Club will meet a t the home
of Mr*. J.
Crawford, 1204 Ook
Avenue a t 0:30 A- M. A covered
dish luncheon will bo earned fet
noon and each member la asked
to bring her own allver and
n.
dishce.
MONDAY
Sewing ftoalotia will contlnM
fo r the R— ------- -- - - ,,, , ,
F aith Anderann," ami
Travels.”
" It's a safe bet that if
er— old o r young— pir^*
G arner's "W ay Down in
act.” he will not be able
It down until he ha*
my Pledges To
Explains
art Production l.indlier^li
I'hilmlelphia Speech
f Planes Todir N E W V lH lK . Jnrn* 10
Mis* Adelaida Kay, a former
rasMent o f BasfoVdi sntertalnad
■t her heH» In ML Dora this after-DMn fur a' number o f frlanja
with ■ . bridge h«rty and UaAmong thsaz from Sanford at
tending
im p
Mika
Evelyn
Stows, Miaa OlafU Dyson, Mlsr
DoroUiv MltcbaD, I
Truluck, MUtTCoev
Miss MarUn Estrldi
is* Parkins, Mia* k
Miaa C arlin Palm er
bath U f f 1*r,- Mia* E n l r a Catvs
and Miaa Marjorfa Cogburn.
’mrty By Friends
EaUy. who raoenily reroat f l u hoapKat In uma*
lotrlaa ’ mvmwI month*'
ta k l T u a be fen adWfem■ u rp r load ' w ith
fet
h it
■
I'liilnilelphia » a - ilireeted tow ard
ird tn atg u
|*rend .-nl R .m s rv rlt wan u n tru r.
bul
n“ l
"
L lm ll.e rg h an Id that hi-, r a il
fu r n -‘rh a n g r
In
lea d rra h lp "
aim ed nt in te rv rn llu n ia tn * hi- le lllie l-h ip nf the llppllsltiun
which w r (th e n a tln ii) h a w been
Col. Charts* E. Bradahaw.
follow mg in r n -r n t oionlha "
charge of the w aatem office
" N « it I,*■r I no r an yon r rlae
th e Arm y A ir Corps orocurrm
■a (In Am erica Ktrat C n m m itt.-r
division said tha factory «
tiiv m .it. . p iiirr r d in g by n n ytlilng
•pan under governm ent ront.
l.tit
. ..list ilu tItin n l
m elhoila,
hr
-aid.
SJirned By Holland French Ambassador
Rebuffed By Hull
TALLAHASSEE. June 10
iA’I—
Two eontroveraial
t« '
maadtiru* which *au**d a flllbuU r In the closing days o f H..
1V4I . Florida , L egislature
w n.
signed Into law yealrrday
li>
Governor Holland.
Tha
admlnDtrallon-sponani r.l
massure*, Involving real and p n
• s a s l Rfogar t y t f k laws, w.-n
signed amid Ulk by tom e Hen
at* mambars th a t their con.titu
tlanajlty would
be cbatlrngid
M th e court*
1 Tha Ranals group pointed nu'
i | d l l no t m aetlon legality of Ihr
home on
Club from 0 ^ 0 A. M. until » 1 :»
A. M. with M r*. C. R. Ua»«>"
sponsoring.
'
WASHINGTON .Inn.- 111 —
i-Tl— Senator IV pprt. i.ui k from
i it vpenking lour of 111 ,tn ti -.
| -uni
yenlodax
ilic
cmiiiliv -vritimi’nl oil foreign policy vv.i, "very clonrly in -tu liz u ig hi h i d
the I'resident.”
lie lidded Hint while li e o n 'I
lint he -aid "f -erne .ecliouHint unity of thought ■x v-t • t.
i Hie grenI iniijot r y of people m
Hie atnte* he vi-iled Inid hen " .
eonviiii'ed thut 1'ie-ideid R..*. .
i , 1|N policy offered “tile only
I epe of pence "
r
tin* leftgth o f JTOtlP
hriit .
M adam e,
la 11 ♦ I
it'n
tha
\ ini'll be deliebt-
wi h
yo u r
c o lffiit
'•
. , . . with it * flc x lb U - - J
it *. a i.| it * sweep o f U na
*
afiei
•
i'ur expert I m
jit i i d
t ‘<i i i
Ut*
h a ir.
FVA-BESS
BEAUTY S H O P ' ;
ns I-:, j m l Si. Phone 583
FOR A PERFECT
CAR W A S H . . .
Former Kaiser Is
Buried AI Doom
W A S H IN G T O N . June I U - ( d ’l
1 French
Amhanaaitor
H i-nry
M ayr w« * given a sharp re b u ff
by S ii ir t a t y n f S la te H u ll M on
day when hr aa kn l fu r “r la r lf i.
■allop' nf H u lls recent warning
that E ia n e o -G rim s n cnllab- ration
would jeopardise t l
H. ((.'■. p e r*,
tion w ith the V trh y governm ant
H u ll w a* aaid to have told
the a u ia a a a d u r l r a i l aurprlsrd
nt (F ra n c e * fa ilu re tn halt purpo rtnl Get man in fla tio n Into S y
ria, w h e re ** It Im m ediately took
|,in * n n i agalrw t the B ritish and
Free F rrn rh forces. T h la country.
H u ll r r lt r r s t r d , la atudylng all
I as pert a o f
Fra nro-G erm an
collaboralUsn. p a rtic u la rly w ith re-pect to S yria.
CRDATIA
"
lam er,
j i
RECOGNIZED
s r
IM IO N K
U -
i : n (; l i s h
> •-
(.1 I.F
tided by
tadlu
hroadraata,
1,1ii - pa pel and magazine arltclra
Hie hwal worker* are nut to
the wont nnd ahow thr
n*.d of Hie lis t) and bilng tn
0" npMiry nrera-ary tn hrlp
H"
nrgam r atinii
priviile
thr
"h"me away fi»»tw hurne" fnr the
h " " 1" Ihr varhui* »rr»1e*» of
th> government
I . f*,<i1 1a >« A f irirttifVtfh, NfiokeNrunn
r . e e *>— l
fy, tlie Am. lie * First I n m m ltlv r,
(
I n .» d (.* M
y r -le rd a y
Him any state
w r r r slightly nlj.„ ,
h |,
n|H.a.(.j, |„
o clock In Uia afternoon in the
precenec o f slocc friends c f the
counts.
'
Rcminola Rebckah I-odgr will
meet a t the I. O. O. F. Hall for
Ita regular meeting a t 8:00 P.
It
I -*vflnH-,1 l'r—m* P i , , lhi,|
•‘"■'Hi ur tnl.le in th r dow nliiw n
m i Hun
fo r the ru lle ctio n
of
(p u d . and It H I * te n ta tiv e ly d r.
o l i d nl the m eeting y i-s lriita y
ti do th i- * n S n tu i.la y a * a fin i*h l" the drive.
Clifford Sbinholi
Ern<»(t Shahcyyi
to
The Wesleyan Service Guild of
the k lrtln d lst Church will meet
a t the hotre of Mrs. J. W. Childrv
on Bcardall Avenue at 8.00 P. M.
. All members are urged to a t.
tend as this will ta the last m eet
ing for the summer.
s Your H air In?
100 Workers
Meet To Start
Canvass For US0
M r*
R. [„ (la rrla o n , M r*. V .
(J. H asty, M r *. C h n rlr* W . I I . m I*. M r*. It,, W W are M r*. J. M
K lltie rln h rr. M r*.
R . T . H u n t,
M r *. W T IV h e rtr* M ra. M . N .
POPULAR FAVORITE
RETURN 8B0WINQ
needed to capture the feeling of Spring outdoor* n*. hen, e
into thia ahet aelected a* the "Picture of the Mdnth ' in tlie Jn
l*-ue of I*o|iul#r Photogra|diy magazine. Flying
hail
and
rwirling «kirt ahow a|iarWling action againat a background i f I
i l l The photographer, C. T. Maker of Oklahoma Cily, took I
picture, entitled "D ance," with » .'Ik .x t'* Speed Graphic fdl
wuh an f t . 5 y.ei»* Tessar lin e lie u.eil a rurdium yellow fdl
to get ■ dark »ky background The e»|M>aure wn» t I 111 -■ • end
fs on Sutler XX film. The model wnt po»ed on a low ild f
I l im it making the ahol from an extremely low nngle
Ml*. Oledi_ tlyafifl relum evl laat
ahr ho a been on .
W hat
shape»
Pepper Says U. S.
Backs Roosevelt
Mrs. Batchel Is
Circle H o s jte s s
R e frrah m rn ta
HOME, J u n r 10 —
— Pro- I
nilcr Mu*xoHni virtually . clrfic«l!
th r United State'* today to dr- •
d a re wnr npruin't the AxK
Addrrasinjr the C'hmmher *«f t
Fusees and (tuildx on the >inm S
vcnuiry of Italy ’s entenrre into *
the war, II Dure w a ite d Jit van I
would be loyal to hr, |»ati with I
Germany ami Italy in the even! i
« f American u^ ri e**»ufi ngmiript |
the Axis.
j
He accused Turkey of nidrnc
itlrei’ce in the war against Italy,
i mid prodnim ed roiitjuorod
now "re'enter** into Italy's dtuli
!*paee In the M editerranean,"
P e r s o n a ls
Choosing u rotor theme o f yel
low anil blue, Mr.«. C. F. Proctor
deer rated her home with glad
ioli. carnation., .ta tie , aetera and
marigold* for the bridge party
which she gave for 4 (TOOT of
friend> at hrr home on Perk
Avenue on ThurmUy afternoon.
Mr* George McCall m i tho
recipient of high more pried and
arcond high »n» nwarded to Mra.
F. K, Rnumillut. Prize, were rocelveil by Mr., J. W. Hall, Mt*.
E. Cnmpt. n nnil M r.. E. J. Routh
for winning the .ereeno conteit.
A Slue nnd ycllnw ice c o u n t,
emulating of individual ice eream
( ’kca ond plneipple -herbet wai
nerved by the hoatee*.
Salted
nets were «erveil from Individual
hind painted nut rup*. A ssist
ing in nerving we-e Mra. J . B.
Adam,, Mr*. J. [). Callahan, Miss
M ania I’roctor and Clifford Proc
tor ,|r
Guest* prraent with Mra. Proc
tor w ire M r.
W. R. BrTnaon,
M ra. IV. (' Erick*, n, Mr*. II. I).
’errem an, Ilr* I. T Do**, Mr*.
E. II Stowe, Mr«. George Mc
Call, Mr*. Roy Tllll., Mr*. Mahir
Ealridge, M r ., M. L. Tillia, and
Mr>. S. F. I."iif.
Al.o, Mr- I W II-II. Mrs. J.
n. Cal'vhm,. Mt* T I. Rulllvan.
Mr*. J, llo*. Adorn., Mr*, flcnc
Haber. Mr- .1 W. I.yle*. Mr*. A.
It. Mfdillrton Mr*. J. n . Hoff,
Mr*. F. E ll.'iimil'nt, Mr*, floh srt llnyio . Mr*, 8. C. DIcKer•en. Mra. E. Compton ami Mra.
E. J. Routh,
Mr* F P Gntchel mm hostess
yesterday afiernnnn nt her home
m West Fightv-rnth Street to
mi mher* nf Circle Four of the
F(r«t Dnpti-I Cliurch. with Mr*.
J. M. 8 lin « ipjier presiding.
The devotional w ai conducted
by Mr*. Flinrripher end rspnrts
were heard fmm tha various
rlvilrmrn, nfter whirh Mrs. Btinr•ip h rr n-tmitml nn th r recent vlzii made In the County Home. The
Hill*’ Sludv w-i» taught by Mrs.
•lalchrl ami roll roll vva* made by
Mr* M. N Clrveland, who closed
the mnetln-j with n prayer
Mussolini Defies
U. S. To Make W ar
Book b Dedicated
T o Mrs. Thrasher
By Elvira Garner
9121
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| II -1 S t. .1 French AVW 1
l 111 iH'f
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P rs n re * Ilr Ml
I lip
T ’f'Tt
Franre* lirsraiyne , f \ i ,, •
rxsm m e* thr nrw I . I i .■, . ,t,
,»prd fur idwekutil I ,
l»ar mms to A tm ,, „
fives off both v l-il l..
PITTSBURGH
: PAINTS
,|
-| e, ,
.,
light. 7'he Invisible *■11r»«-1, ,l«
light !■
v ie i IJ p j - ri.mi i
on BiftiB nr i i .miI m h ) * f,.,
kv M u tu ru u MJiti u t-k li BJi.
BRUSHES • GLASS
' * M IR R O R S
PAINTERS S U P I H il s
C L E A N -U P AIDS
JERSEY ( f i t
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WA,LLH1DE
IN T ER IO R f t AT
• S E M I-G L O S S
and GLOSn
t
N *lnbn.«n.l..t
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yi-ntntday Ilf 1, |,.xk. p,
with Adolf || I, , I,, u t,p p ip,
fu rh rer told him tin.I run pf> „
of a German
„f
Hi.
WATERSPAR 1 N A M I I
AYaalern llr m i- p ln r .
wn.
f.tn
la a llc ."
A rriv in g on I,.. A m i'tiin p K i
port lin n E vrM in l.n fi (*m lnl,y m ,Sakrd whether tvr r n i - n r d
Hu
Im p rra .in n thal lliH *-r u .i* " -ip .
cere am i w a* I* Ifmg the t r u t h 'bl
“ Y c*. I ih ir.i i... In lii'ii'i. U n i ’’
replied Ih r form *-, iti,d..m nt '*11.
iiellrvea the in in -m n ..f nur r.,n
tin e n t and hemi-phv n- i . fu tila tlc .”
a n d V A R N IS H IS
S U N -P R O O F
,
HOUSE P A IN l
F LO RH I D E E N A M i i
S;m lord T aint
»V (ilass Co.
Jacksonvillc Fire
Said PurpoHcly Set
J A C K .S O N V IU .K
J u n r in —
—
F l f r n h W f HtiwIlfiK a ii4
yrB trrtlav " it a^pmn p i f t l y **vl
d p fil" that a dratrip-H ve w a te r
fr o n t f l r r hen- yesterday " w n
d e lib e ra tely eel "
In veatlg a lu ra, however, bail l i t
tle on which to proceed In theli
trie]uiry a t to th r orig in o f th»
I.laze, w h irh d ra lro to d tw o of
the C ivile M a llo ry line's
th le e
te rm in a ls here
TQEYO. June 10—(A*)— Tlie
Japtneae
Government
decided
yesterday to recognise Croatia,
N ail-crested State born of the
A n g flu r hull « |i It ii built in
Yugo- dscarft lig h te r im *
rn cmluntH oly illsaolutloti of ronijoorvd
I L Anna
Chap U r
of
«fea E plrco pal C hurch m e t nl
• home o f M r *. B - W . Ruprechi
P alm etto
Avenue y re ts rd a )
je r aeoa w ith
Euprecht
PIGGLY WIGGLY
and LOVETT’S
WFDNKSDAY MOIIMNI
SIM<:(’IALS
BUTTER
u i
-i m o m
u.
TOMATOES
Mr*. B. F. W bltaor called Hu
ll with 1* aesaabenr vnsworlng
w«s voted b f the rb ap ter to
m H » ) Ike m eet lags during the
sums*dr month* (n order for *ho
member* to **w fo r the W p lU l
•■d Die Red Croe*.
The next
Mfefedfeg srill bo bald a t tbe home
fed M rs. W bltner on Oak Ava-
PINEAPPLE
C an....... 5C
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Can
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COCA COLA . S
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If yafe’ra thW tiai
bsildlng ' fee I W M
ask abaat *«r *My
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mage a Ufefe' tfe i
taker. waleeUka tad
IS
» a it lK T H IN
tz ix
COLD CUTS
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17C
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A C A 3R T
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CREAM CHEESE
WiNEIRS
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HTOREH CL08G AT 13:30 '
(jUANJflY RIGHTS RESERVED
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W. a n d a h u ll s ta te I h r pU«* of
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•a llfta d add N d a l n d la prsesni
mmf claim s in 4
d ra im d a
which
Win In
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y I I* *
Last 3 Starts
tot Bats Out J
r o - B a s e r a And
■Kle In 5 AB
g la sses
LIQUOR
MaHolds Yccr101 To 11 B ill
liaars D o a b l e
O'1afles
Himself
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9 < I W M L N D O l i r r la ib a C ountr
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RESULTS YESTERDAY
OHukl* T, Daytona B.ach
s e x
B r a n d y , Champagne,
Wine, Gin, CordiaLa, etc.
Proa Delivery,
I
phone BMS
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S,
B A G G E T T ’S
L iq u o r
DR. HENRY
S to re
Mather Arcade
M c L A U L IN ,
J R .
b>#nlha fro m I b a th a n a t tb a flra t
"V,
Sanford
‘ Ocala 4. ■
Oatneavllle S, Da Land 8.
Ml* •pKR
Fttehara S o n land end Fincher
were batted from tb ( mound laat
night M tba Bemlnoles found
tba ball while Eat t i n xplUhed
hi* SUM an tba way. /uatlee
■h i m tba m o d da max# against
tba opposing pitchers* by ringlog
up two doublet and n single In
fire Umaa up, batting In two
ran* though be dlad on baaa all
r
t F f J W A r t f llP C P T W e .
E AMaacAM u sA eu m
« AVCRA6 WJ6 WPU-j
ih C U rlU l*Otrb batted .100 by
garneriag a double and a aUigle took his place behind the bat- P a t t y
In fear trips to tba plate to tars to command his team.
seers ones and die on tba bags
SANFORD
Tba Sanford lineup looked UWa LaValley lb ____ ___ .1 o
Justice ' Zb...
Booth rf_ ....
U V r ik y
MeHaney If
Qlrk e._......
aillssp ls s*.
Ifjflte - GINS - LIQUORS
D E U T E E T -P R O N E m
OCALA
BELL’S PACKAGE STORE
“
B e rg
L e a d s
•
’ In W estern Open
lift! *niffnd tint#*
'1 : ’ F E N I
>u w in ttm many proved truck features
In n Ford that you w o rfjtad .la say other
track, regardless of priced
>1 To give long Ilfs, gnat efidency and low
upkeep cost, Ford engines hare cast alloy
. crankshafts and camihafts that wear » i - « t
| 500% longer than other type* And all eahsa,
! Intake as well as fshsust, fans hard n h t seat
insensi , •
'
M Still other czcloslre FooJ faatnraa arst dlracsdriren distributors sod f*n»—precision-sec
Ford valves that need no periodic adjustments
And a semi-centrifugal dutch that caablsM
a light touch with 'a bulldog grips *
These are only a few of the loog-lifs, high,
perform*nco features of rite Ford Trucks* For
the whole story, ask your own Ford dealer to
nmngo an ''on-your-job" fast for you nows
Bturchlo Zb..
Wilkes 8b.
Sullivan rf„
LTisrdt lb..
Erdmann If.
Lee ‘cf_»....
Bchlro
IM W. F1EET rHUEET_________
CINCINNATI, Jans 10 J -V t)
— Miss Patty Barg, red-halrad
frschls-facsd
golf professions!
from Minneapolis, 'tipped
two
strokes o ff par with a selntiUatIng 71 yesterday to pace a field
of 81 over Cincinnati Country
Club’s treacherous t AS ala In tbs
Ip.hols qualifier fur the i t t h an
num! Women’s W estern
Opsin
championship.
|
The sparkling round tnsludin [
four blrdlaa and an angle, gat t
tbs Minnesota miss a ffre-etrel ■
edge for the modal.
.
In second place with f l tri i
Miss Helen DsttwsOsr of Wad Ington, D. C., winner o f tl i
tournament in 1ZIB and lbs only
former champ in the field.
...
in m m , c m c r iT c e t s T s e u i e
ninth jcoiciai, cm ccrr. »«
ANN TON eMMINOMi PODNTT.
Totals _____ ___
87 10 27 18
Banford ______ i l l 001 100— 7
,Ocala - ............... 021 000 010— 4
r t .m iN T ir F .
▼a.
Rune, L a V a llw , Olrk, Delflno,
trn n s s a r r a o L U n iT , M b
R, Hardman, Kuttlea 2, Wilkes, ri-n
riSNDANT.
Erdmann, Lc# 2. Errors, Oil*
n it o n e *
laspla 8, Rturchlo 2, Sulllran, .. o r n i i M o r r v a L i o A T t a u i . .
t F1XITD KRNROT H O L U D A T ,
R u m batte.l In, Justice t , Ket T #wh###
lo st i i o w s h m e t n a s
tles 2, Bchlro, Cererello, Del
■sd n i l l l o s l U r i H as p a ri Ir a .
flno, Erdmann, Rmlth. Two base
U r l r • • Is h n e w a I s s ia U U fL la
n * it# rr n s ir s r e s i t A riim rr
bits. Justice Z, Kettlea, Olrk. Htntlen base*. Wllkea. ftacrlflce, Olrk.
Doubla play* Justice and LaVal.ley! Delflno (unaaslstrll). Left
' on
m
La###
Oanfntil O
e ls ft
bases,
Sanford
B, fle
Ocala
0,
Base on balU, o ff Kettlea 8,
Rowland 2, Fincher I . Struck
nut, by Kettlea t, Rowland 1.
Smith 1, Fincher 6. Hlto, o ff
Rowland In 1 >•> Innings >!
o ff Fincher In 4 1-8 Innings 0.
Wild pitches, Rowland. Pnesad
balls. Bchlro.
Losing Tltcbar,
Rowland.
ija a a r *
PAINT IT
YON ftMCE Of 3 MEAT ENGINES
im essAT v-sT. , « e « n e
M C A IN E S V IL L E , Juno 10 (Bpec-
MI)—A movement to organlie
an association far sponsoring the
growing of BOO acres o f sweet
potatoes for feed was Inaugurat
ed recently by lbs High Springs
Junior Chamber of Commerce.
An attempt will be made to con
struct a mill for dehydrating and
processing them for market, ae-
*ETTADC
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WHATON
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K N O W THE O N C H C S
E N O A i3 S O TO f f f f
S N o .W A N f S T O r * A
T A L K TO H I M - J J
WHAT N THE
WORLD WILL / J
ITCLLHER?] m
B TO A tlO H WAMTKD
■rose*, 411
ELECTRIC
ETTA KETT
The Sanford Herald
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Sanford La The Only Central
Florida City Affording Rail. Highway
And Water Transportation
Than Anj
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SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY,
la IM S
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NEWSHATtilC
A N IN D E P E N M
JUNE It. 1911
Member Associated 1’rww
r
id
Daniel Beard,
Scoot Leader,
Dies Following Short Illness
8UFFERN, N. T ., June t l —
WT— Denial Carter Beard, one
of the found.ra of
the
Boy
Scouta of America, died today.
“Uncle Dan,” a* he w a. affactioa.tcly known by million*
of Boy Scout., would have keen
91, June 91, I I . had been ill
»it»ee Apr. 9 0 ‘when ho contracts!
a cold at h i. 14-acre estate here
Two things throughout
hi*
life captured moat of the Intereat and effort of Daniel Beard.
They were the outdoor., a . the
place for boy. and girls, and the
artist', pencil.
Son of an outalandlnc animal
painter and brother of v r r u lilr
Frank Beard, who
w a. author,
Vacturer, college professor and
cartoonist, Daniel Beardh ar
tistic gifts won him a leading
place among Illustrator*. I I . drew
for bis own books, f . r m.gatlnea
and newspapers and Illustrated
Mark Twain'. “A Connecticut
Yankee in King Arthur'. Crfurt,"
Ha was the founder of the
Bor Scouta of America and a
A M
national acout commissioner. He
led a delegation of Ita member*
to an1’ international “Jamboree''
In England, and annually for
Daniel Carter Beard, known many years guided aa many a*
■* “ Uncle Dan” by million, of 3,000 eastern Scouta la a birth
Boy Seoul., died today at tli# day pilgrimage to tha grave of
Theodora Roosevelt,
ego of DO.
»
Beard always strewed moral
(Cm i i s m . h m b s ais.t
Scout Leader Dies
,m &
_____________
* *7&,004,000 In
Supplies
_ Transferred Under
r Lease-Lend Agency
President Makes
• , Delivery Pledge
Portion Of
it Has Gone
« ‘ Toward Sea Craft
M W . Ur
•
‘• .H r w jt
li"
Bare* u i
U oI m
'
b u w
M w aa e k W r seaports or alrpaAa »« Iretaad m a step,
■tt!* • I * *
**# •ron.por■ ml war supplies to
i
Brif&iit,
>Da Valera, with U # larin* 2 J * .W m b a droppla# la
•
9
w * May «l .till fre*h fa
a W * waa as id to frrl the
• * .“ « r H rt o f southern
I g j g * for
P«r|»ueu
w*«M age* tho rowatry to
g* * * * *
« « a a lt u
.
.(•Bftireado ailliU ry
tevgrt.
•WASHINGTON. Juno II
—(fP)— President Roosevelt
rdgtytInK »n Httle over"
• 175,000,000 worth of defense
materials hgve been transferred under the Leaso-Lend
L#W, told Cong res* today
*Ve will help Uritaln to out
s t r i p the AxJa powers In tho
itlone of w ar/’
ruto lt,’d c \
St,Rf
simians’ Report
Officials Tell
Shows Increase Of Agriculture
In Tax Receipts Work To Kiwanis
■- ■
*
J fre t
peace And safety- a f tha weelam hemisphere.
Secretary or Slats Hull
»*feSurwd the Portuguese govern m int
® 1C a formal nota that the Unitbaa “no aggressi
: *d_ Rtataa
.................................................
against
tha
Capo
4 Intentions”
M
Varda laaada or
oi Uia Aiores, or
any
athar
coun
tips territory of
try t
*
9
Bgt ha araphaslsad (hat tho
American
nevammant
view*
‘ “with
an xl.ty tha con
Ith Increasing
Increasi
•tantly expanding a rt* o f aggre.
on Ota port of a certain
■ :k
which now
-a thraaUaa tha pattra OPd safety of
* lha couhtrio. a f
tWa
haml-
a u -j
,
f
•
.
/ • » . .t
V
3 Marriage
• baaed By Judge Ware
m tt of the 1039 ta t toll.
\
Final - colloctfoa. on tha IPbit
roll rearhrd 91,51 percent of lb*
total amount asaewed - for that
year, Mr. Jlnklaa said.
Collections to M ty 3 1 'o n 'th e
IP40 tax roll amounted to 5209,01.00, and dlarounla allowed by
law for early payment waa !<,■
.101.07, making a total of 5275,*
50.1.55.
H i e ’ amount of 1940 tax** re
maining unpaid on Juna 1 la
*07.238.93, or 19.62 percent of
the total assessed, M r. Jiaklnt
disclosed.
All laxe* remaining unpaid
became delinquent an Apr. t,
and the delinquent Hat waa pub
lished In Tha Sanford Herald cn
June O. and will appear again
In the taauaa of Jans la , 20 ai*4
27, the tap collector stated. Tha
tax aala w ill -be bald at 13:00
o'clock noon Monday, July 7.
Tax certlficataa issued at thta
vale constitute' a Hen on
the
property sold Sad draw Inter
est a t the ju ta of I I percent
for tha first year and a smaller
rata fo r subsequent year*. Mr.
Jlnkln* said.. Property
owners
have two year* In which to re
deem their property before a tax
dead may be secured. Where
there lg no aala tends to Individual*
lax certlficataa a r t Issued la the
name o f tha State treasurer, and
the interest-rata b tha lama aa
whan aalaa a n mad* to Indivh
d u ill.
*'
t‘
i ■:1' ’Ji■%<
\
“Tataa may b* paid at any
time before the land tax n i l ,
’
on land* advertised (a be »old.
the only additional coat b
amok al h i. offlea a t tha Court and
the charge far advertising the
land* aa delinquent," M r. JWkln* explained.
,
*,
- S B —u
By referwae* to tha
dettnwwaat Hat nubtbbad In Tha Her
ald,, h# added. H w ill be noted
tilwt many Itates a n odnrtlaajJ
na “nam* -o f a wear unknown."
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I t la *o aa*
tba tax roll, and that
Jbw ewwar a t tb * Und did wot
make ■ tax rrturw U lb * Ooab—
, T o
ty tax a....... .. wfca b rtg xirW
tJ d J i
' ja-b r-K S n r.lT K ™ ™
Three Arc Holdovers;
Commission Meets
With Holland On
F r i d a y Afternoon
Attack
In Syria
I>oiid Speakers Used
By Allies To Ap
peal To Forces Of
General l)e Gaulle
They Dared Thu Government To Take Over Plant
TALLAHASSEE. June l l - W )
—A new Il-nirmtM-r cummUNton
to admin litter the Ijiwr of the
C lt n u Luduatry mter appoinltnl by
G o v fn io r
llo lla n ii irttU y. Kijr h i
• r e new men am i three «re hold
overs fro m the p tm c iit board
T h e m embers fo m It. ^w antl
of W in te r lU v r n , John M. K n ig h t
o f Vero Ile » rh , K. II
W illiam n
o f C m c c t it ( ity . Jurljfe W ilb u r
Rex o f O rU ndo
It. M. C h-w b,
L. T ild o n o f U i U ih I j , t*. W iU o n
Sr. o f Ta m p a, mill J e ff Flako
of
W auchula, all
r i'p l's e n lln g
Krowera, and A S, llerlofij?. S r .1
of I^ e ih u rK * ft
H
11rock o f
Cocoa, C h a rlc *
A. H lc u m l o f
la k e la n d and K itd W . D avU o f
I-aki" Wnli-H, i epri'M 'iitinK ship
per*.
Swann, K nig ht and
W illia m *
are m e m lie ri of the ptearvit runt*
m l* lion.
(io v e n if 4. I I ciKI.anil railed
the
rnm m Uidnri to meet w ith him
heru
F rid a y »M c!iii«nt to d i
ru **
the
orir*iiiftftt i*m
A u th o rity for tho appointm enta
v»a* contained
in h now law
paitxeit hy the recently adjoum ed
ivTAriwla lu re w htrh provided
fo r
the te rm * o f I'oinmibBion m em
ber* to ex p ire on Jutie 1 imitead
e f ftepteiriber, no th a t the ro m m i**iim 'fi orjranixation enrh year
could l»e completed in m lviinrc of
crop m ovem ent*, which t f g ln in
Septem ber.
Jap Expansion
Lets Nazi Okey
.Nipponese I n t e r e s t
In Dutch
Islands
S a i d Mteeojrnizcd'
W » liiiM -lq fr r l
K p Mi k h - n t 'a iiix l
" l o t . .I
.t jn - iik i'i.'
Five
tm lM im :
|M*rmit*
fo r
fonutruidion
ahunintiii^
to %2 r
67ft have been ii«tu**d at the ('tty
H a ll this wr«'k. a rro n lin ir t«* the
rf*cord* of the budding Inspector,
f i rni|y Dunran
K r v m -li
t r iw iin
I d h a v i-
p x it iiI i i
I lip A l l i e n '
liiv n a in n ,
u e rr
r t - t M .r t n d
I a s iu -c P 8 H f u |
. 'n i i n t i r u l l i n k t m la v
J tlip l l n t i s l i m n l K ip p
a ir u in a t
F re n c h
( - ii li. n i. i- - < l r , \ i m , ’ l n w n r i l u n
r i p . i t I ii i i t n u r u M . . S t r u m r u | ) l 1u l
V u liv
Mis
S trik in g em ploye*
A tm l ion **orp , it nd
* • * •»>*«. O ittlm e in
tin i i|t* M'j* 11■! id 't i*
ond
nim -n i
•
o f the N o rth A m erican
their w iv n flttem l the
( ii)f|rw tmd, t'lillf ., u h i i t 1
of
htkfh
titiiim
A. t •m i n I tint Hit )
I ' m - itl« ill ud
dem n fitl
n .1 \ •1.111> ........ I
a'Mill'll iji 4 in I in n
tlu-y
win
Hd t
<111 ic |»i 1“
le tn ih
to
Johnson, Lehman
Second Draft
Over 80 P e r c e n t Ruprecht, W i s c c u p
Named As Market
Of 1940 A s s e s s
Review Duties At
Registration
ments C o l l e c t e d
Experim ent Farm s 5 Building Perm its
Ordered July 1 11, i. i,i
Issued T h i s Week
Tax Collector Jno. D. Jlnkln.
C. B. Winccup of the llnltad
reported to tho Board of County States Department of Agrlculltwo
Commiwionara
at Ita meeting
ad.
"that vnterday that tax collections to and Dr. R. W. Ruprcchl af the
i to tha p b rr* May ai, 1941, on the 1940 tax State experiment station Ilf San
effectively ■nil wa* N0.SH percent of tha en ford explained the setup of their
defeat the tire amoutol aaaaaaad fa r tha Organisations gad described Ihgir
work at the regular luncheon
year lb io , whUa for tha
M of the Kiwmnta (.lute- at
lb# previous
M i'
U U f Irak mada to
.
T
OB tin ’R u t m i
. g b n t program to supply
------ - . t o
Britain.
Chinn
and
"other ’ democratic
nation.,”
ahowad that of lh . U a n .f.r of
- w ar supplies alraady mad*, tho
* greatest portion af 575,202,4zr,
traa ftor ‘Staler craft, ate.,” to
a total o f.110,159,10!, while air.c ra ft w a. down far 94,023,290.
Tho United Rtataa cautioned
Citrus Body
French
Successfully
Is Appointed
By Governor
British Columns
■I. i i<M
t—-.
Aimut inn Men K\ I « I■I el,II ,MH. I - M .it l.
<’ Ii kir ittl ........
' .........
p v c t c d I'll
to >
.| ....... . ......."
nil-' ''
........fab
(Ip por S e r v i t ' t ' i l1I"f ' l' i1"f t f I" ■ Ilk
Board Voles To
Abolish County
Survey Shows Cost
Ol P r i s o n e r s Is
Now $1 Per Day
iis - p f l p i l
I hi- ilc f c t t t l-
. .1
F in n * *
M id d li*
F.a»t
nta lol.t>(• a l t. vn t i r I m . 1.lin g a lo n g
N1lii L . I m im h i f i o u l ,
Hi.
• lilll.
Illi
lit ill o at ( a ir o lie
NNhill
. 1 .. . .1 Hi. all . v • m in .N ynu cun
■ ■ s ilc fn c to r f
I'*
(INt k't
1Hitt."*
| 11" (! i •
U m | i . o l - H orn H m i in *mw b a t*
(It I n i il mm id H m A I I m -h w e re i n
„ L . , *4 k \ t . iiH ivt'ly in
" iff 1" ,!.|
iipp. ul nip I m H i .
V ii liy
F rc n e k
-o ld ,*., - In p .m ( *t in 'in l ( ‘h a rle a
1 i. m i l
m va *
lh
<. a n il. *• 1 i. t
M on f of t rr*
In lh .
Im
1,M!*I i r i" i .\ ( i e r
Mia tl v • In k. l on
lit g r o i n lig h t
J a p itfi, ac
(to h. 1 A Nl" P.( 1 1m * i
1 okvo NNH“ ( Bp< 1 '.■.I in w ith d r a w
,t(o
i
.it
lla ta v itt
I m f . 1li l l l Ik. tf'd l
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it i i ' t i l l
id ( I m
N el h e i Inridd
l!a v i | M illi ‘ tiiiM ili fio lo r y tins«
o * i lo >t ,lit|u tu r -e liu d e pi'upo*
HUI
A
Helm FfiMke'iUun
asserted
-i.t
Tho entate of Dorn (» Hfyant
Kt*:Utration Jtd> I ».f all
it....... <.r i«i iim in v " m h m fH iM “ .Joinin'* iriiK 1 I)
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I Ilf MI il l i f t h ' h, I .'I 11ii it '
to tba experiment alaU-n have th e w o rk M a r y ( i l l m o r r w i« i . 1 * nv* i 2,71*11 hy i mi i ip l id lin m il ( i t , m h ■i h m
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• ' li Ami i ii ,m \ niitt mu
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done, Dr. 'Ruprecht said.
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main type of work U atudie* of t r a c to r .
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( h ■ I 1avi* Jte * fi IV M i .1 |i»ii H • i hang*
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rib in g thU crop and reported “very favoi ab ly" I ret 1Nmi ll lit*- i' t u 1 Jio.tr d th** fm m *
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to Washington official*.
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Mr. Higgln* returned la*t nlgtd
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I If IV4-4II i.t | IO I I I td.l llitd I * j
axparimant station baa h*«n to with hi* wife »nd al»ter-ln la«
fdVct] ft'.in Hu* ruiliiiiml in oil
•Him p h tn l*.,
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doratoy awed growing In this »*c- M l** Srr»h Warren
I h*
I (. f .■m -.* M.-pDal Min liu a r .I
Ea*terh> itia r le i h
"
" or" ♦ ( u n it'll v fn* d
r e d m i u t l y - i i p i d f i i i l |ti*» t " ' f * d ‘ i r
Don-1 F art c f Ibis country’s sup- from a trln to Maryland, whnm
\V Ji-h<fiai.ifi
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an
•m i h
< Mi n i \
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A n n n h n i.il Ih 'p a r lrtF *7 M td l twmaa from Eurep*. they attended tho graduation ■f
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to J* tV I * NN. • I k Mr ** itf 111**
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A i i 11it i n
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Til*' Topol t I ha t I I m Jllllf* I
war tb b supply baa b**n cut off. lh * Uulvoreily of Maryland.
in u m
fo m pany
fm
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tifiit
Enrout* back to Sanford, Mi
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i lo p u s * f#ii i(i u c u t « f n o rm a l j 1
bag A w * grown In Danmark, hw Higgins .lopped in Wa*hingl’">
' • m i nn h o u r, w ith n lionuw f o r
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bang rataad a t lb* experiment D. O., where h» called at tin
O iiih l w o rk , n m l In
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th a
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J h.r.d-t k 11«l« It . Ml
seitiun fi J fit i r t t|t
rtatbw, tbaugh It b not yat CAA office and at the Wor D> the downtown huaitieitfi
loiM HiHim h n g f fr o m
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t
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F ln iid w
jrrnp* f u n !
con
known whatbar tba rrntuio will pertmenl regarding th* 8anfonl ..tong First Hired h«vr I...... Inm« h I" an h o u r. Th** (
I O th rd "
m I •i (In
mo 11h n» \ m hi
. reased in num ber, I'u lir r C h ie f d itio n nnu* iMvi o ul fp.'t p ritu -n i
. h f I<*r " u n m n , w h ic h tu J I.'.I lh a
bo Mtioaaaftfl, Dr, Rupracht said. airport.
« Ml . , t (.If
M I fIp l 19*-4 f'M
Itoy W tllie m * * * i.l In d ey . *.1.1- Lack o f ru in in tin t-11»1« i» l« i nsinu
F
lu
k
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7 5 -e fin l
M r. Wlaaeap said that th* fod“I om nf lh* opinion that w>
OMld k I I ''MM*
NN;m M W eldl d fu ll, lo iiifii n #i if id li f t * nncrM*i,>n«,
a n l totnaatte y turn waa aat up gr« in lina for enme developmt nl m g Dual o th r r *bi>rt him |-a ik - n n fiiv ,r » M r fn i tin ' m a n iri* rrsip,
i i ,,il i ho I h M'J t he ro ll
t'te p la n -* h a »r proved c f l r r t i w . th e I o iirti naid, but m | m u ts-d l'« J *
W h ile I Ii id* iii'M I f lim n t w a a b a
r f mtr field,” M r. Higgln* pre
fn* th*- i o n v li t t u m p w i n l in a M iirio iirirt-d , I he f . .Icr a l r u tiThe new lime llm ll* nrr In i f u rn ift e o r n iir * pio»|M-i In Wrrw
dicted, “But nothing can b*
• ’ L.idiroeffect every (lay, end until 10:00 '* r a th i t fa v o i u Ido,
c 1 1in I ion m c tv W
f h i.l Uia I a nr® *
W ord until th* W ar
Depart o'rlock nt night on Saturday,
Pomh I fm ii h i'i'ii run ilu to F il tu
went wishes."
Chief William* raid,
He
ra
rn jrh t r u c k
u(>f r a lo r a an d
ra il aCited the public to ru-operatr
ftrcK c n tu l ivtra
of
th e
fin k in g
in observing
them, rip l*ln lng
A
F.
I*. I r i m d v M
u n io n
fo r
that ha believed It would benefit
• r l l l f n i f l l l o f id fit* WM|;«a d i a p t lif .
k traffic.
The
n f g o lln it in *
r c iu n r l
I®
In addition, five minute p*ik
P ilth b u r g h (o c o n tid e r (h e pro*
Ing place* have been marked In
Otln Caldwell rraigned a* pres natiiui .I,.,-- not mi-an th a t I w ill popal.
rront of the Coat Office, Chief ident mid member of tho Sanford not try L„ liidp the club alt i
D r. John R. Flee I m in , c on c il
William* said the new lloio lim it*,
ia tin n a erv lc u c h lr f , I'r r l i n e d l o
ra n .'1
Baseball
Association
and
the
dir
would bo strictly enforced.
W ill, Ih n r num ber roduced to d iaclo ae (h a d a ta lla b a t talc! h »
ector* arepted the resignation of three the rem aining directors are. r ip r c lo il an a n iw r r fro m
W. C. Hill a* a director in a e x p e rt!,I to Ih- appointed soon if t-m p lo y e ra i n * i th v u n io n b y l> *
meeting held yesterday afternoon, ths F rid ay m eeting is successful. n ig h t.
In v o lv e d
In
(h e
dapuU
»W
Andrew Carraway, soeretary of D r. 1,. T. 1>o «j., fo rm e r vice-pres
tb* group, said thin meriting.
ident o f the association, said to 1 7 9 t r u c k r o n ip a n 'c a a n d M 0 0
d
it
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A t Lha same time the remalnll
day.
“ We feel that basetatl can ba h f l p c n . O f / L - U a m H t h a t U *
business men to be held Friday carried on here succesfully and u n io n a n d U * i c o in iu rn lu a w a r n
bight at tb* City Hatj to
•re are going to »e* tf w* can • b i t to i f n « o n m o a t o f ib o
find a solution to our problem* te rm a o f a m w c o n tr a c t o x e o p t
in th* meeting Friday," Director
Lorn
i ’' p (
mi i
po.i.i
Aircraft I* I ant
Restored To it5
Percent (’apacity
Paving Runways AI
A irport Supported
(Impel ruil I’rospeHs
Reduced By Drought
C S?"'
10-Minute Parking
TM
Increased
5,000 Majrazines
‘Taken To Bland in
Caldwell KeHigns As Ha.Vehall Head;
Meeting Of Business Men Is Called
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V
TH 1 flAIffDKP HERALD, BAHTOKP, jTLOKlPA
KATORPAT,
E rffl
T k ettter N ew s fo r tike Com ing W eek
PROGRAM FOR WEEK OF JUNE 8th
Sunday, Monday— "PEN NY SERENADE** w ith ' C ary
Grant, Irena Donna, Beulah Bondi and E dgar Buchanan, AJio—"PA 88IN 0 PARADE— W H ISPE R S"; "P O I'E Y E ” C ar
toon and Newa.
Tuesday, Bargain Day— Double Feature — "TMKHK’B
MAGIC IN MUSIC*' with Allan Jonee, Susanna F o ster and
Lynne Overman. Also— "SW A NEE RIVER*’ re tu rn showing
of the g re a t hit of 1939, with Don Ameche, A ndrea Leeds,
Al Jolaon and The ila ll Johnson Choir,
W ednesday, T hursday—"TH E FLAME O F NEW OR
LEANS" with Marlene Dietrich, Bruee Cabot, Roland Young,
Miseha A uer and Andy Devine. Also—Comedy, Travelog and
Universal News.
Friday, S aturday— "ROBIN HOOD OF T H E PECO*"
with Roy Rogers, ."G abby" Hayes, M arjorie Reynolds and
Roseoe Ales. Also— "M EET THE WILD C A T" w ith Ralph
Bellsmy, Margaret Lindsay, Allen Jenkins and Jerom e Cowan.
WE DUNNE "and C ary G rant, ona e f tha moat popular romanjam a In Hollywood, a r t reunited tom orrow and Monday at tha
I In "Penny Serenade," sensational new Gleorge Stevens produ:-
“TH B FLAM E OF NEW ORLEANS'* starrin g Mariana Dietrich,
with B ruce Cabot, Raland Young, Mfee ha A uer and Andy Devine,
heading the large supporting cast, wlU be shown a t the Rita next
W ednesday and Thursday. The picture la not eulU ble fo r children.
THIS WEEK’S CASTS
THE FIRST o f several successes e f form er y ears being returned
Stephen Foster
.... Don Ameche to the Rite T b eiter, In response to patron’s requests, ••Swanea
Jano ........ .......
A ndrea la e d i illver," starrin g Don Ameche, A ndrea Leeds and AI Jolaon, will
E. P. C hri.tp
...... Al Johtaon
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Henry Kleber . FrL'S Bre asart >« shown next Tuesday, as p a il of a double featu re program .
Chick Chandler
Bones
Andrew McDowell ...__ Rusell
Hicks
George Reed
Old Joe
I fall Johnson Choir .. Themselves
---- Richard
Tom llariurr
Clarke
FLAME OF NEW ORLEANS M srlm Foster ____ Diane P ith rr
Claire ............... Marlene Dictrlrl Pond ............. ... C harles llallon
Grorgo Breakstone
Robert ................. _ Ilruee Cabo Ambrose
Qlrxrld ..................
Roland Youni Tsmbo ... .... ...... .....Al Herman
Zolotov .................... Mlschu Aue
1st Sailor
AndyDevin1
“ OII1N ROOD OF T H E PECOS
...... Roy Rogers
2nd Rsllor ................. F rink Jenk Vanrc Corgin
George
3rd Bailor .
.... Eddie Quillai 'C abty' Ilornaday
"Gnbby* Hayes
Auntie
la u r a llupe Crew
Bellows
Franklin I'unubon Jennie Grayson ...... Marjorie
Clementine
Theresa llsrri
Reynolds
Samuel
Clarence Mux
Killsril
. . . ___ — Cy Kendall
. .. Leigh Whlpper
Brolier-ln-law ........... — Melvllt Kcseye
Cooper
II,die S tarr
....... Rally I’syne
Bister
AnneRever
Sum S tarr
..... Eddie Acuff
William ...................... Hob Evan
Cousin ............... Emily Fltiro;
THERE'S MAGIC IN MUSIC
oCusIn
Virginia SalMirhael Mady .....
Allan Jones
Cousin . ......
Dorothy Adsnt Tixnlles LnVeme ............ Susanna
Opera Singers
Anthon; nret sP
mmb
Marlows and G itta Alpar
Foster
Sylvia Worth ____ ...
Margaret
MEET T H E WILDCAT
Lindsay
r .................... Ralph Bellamy Ge. rge Thomas .—.......... Lynne
i ......
Margaret Lindsay
Overman •
*
teray
Joseph Schlldkraut Msldic |)uvallo .....
Grace
i I——.. . . __
Allen Jenkins
llrndlr y
K ALBERTSON and Anna Nagel a m pictured abova In a HERE 18 ■ | splendid rh a m ste r study o f the popular W estern sU r,
by . ..
Jerome Cowan Dr. Joseph E. Maddy
William JO SEPH SCHILDKRAUT (left) w ith M argaret Lindsay and Ratpn
from tho thrill-laden horror picture, “ Man Mad* Mon- Roy Rogers, who will bo soon next Friday and Saturday at tha
il
.____ Robert O. Davis * Collier. Sr.
Bellamy a rs pictured above in a scene from "M eet The W ildcat,”
which will be shown tonight a t 11:30 o’clock, a i tha faa- local Rita In his lataat platura, "Robin Rood of tho Pacoa." HU
if af Police ._ Frank Puglia Ileimo i l a l t t o ___ llrim o Haltto
( tha midnight show scheduled a t tha RiU. A fin* program sldt-klek, Georg* " f la b b y " . Hayes, M arjorie Reynold*, Itoeco* Ates
daunt
......... Ouy D'Ennery Kaye Connor ' Uu._ Kaye Connor a really axeltlng m ystery thriller In whlfh comedy has • m ajor
eo i .............. H am Herbert Tfilliam Chapman ___ William part, to be shewn n s s t Friday and Saturday a t tha Rlls Thektar.
and Eddie A cuff are featured.
v<
>ft subject* Is also pUnned.
c t o r ........... Juan Da La Crus
Chapman
T. C Men Get
Ab Officers
Reserve Corps
By STANLEY
THE O LD HOM E T O W N
mxi
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T H 5 T O P L IK B -m i*
I T U . K E E P YOU
PROM « B T 7 W * ^ YOUR
H A IR W B T - - - A N P
IT S SO C O Z Y
lAlNBRVILLE,
June
T—
leclal)—On* I and red and nine
O. T. C. graduate* of the
Irerally nf Florida and two
idMatcs for naval corrmlaia took tha oath as officers
the arm y and navy rrsrrv e
pa a t ,t h e U niversity* regular
m commencement held this
PENNY SERENADE
Julie Gardiner ....
Irene Dunne
Rogrr Adame ....
Cary Grant
Miss Oliver ____ _ Beulah Bondi
Applejack
Edgar Uurhannan
Duty
........................ Ann Doran
Trlna
.............. Eva I*e Kuney
Dr. Hartley ....... Leonard Willey
Judge
............... Wallis Clark
Billings
W alter Soderling
Experiments In
Spanish Studies
Will Be Started
rOrnrOrO a m o n g
th o
I’u b ll#
tto rn rilo n f H rm ln n lo C o u n ts ,
F lo rid * . la l- l a t
tlo o k
I. on
- Another Home
- pags - l l . __ ---l , .
tho aamo bolng sold to aaltafr
said dae/aa
Teratti Cash, 1‘urehaasr ta ear
fee diet.
R
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P. Frink, UrooksvUI*.
reserve second lleuteninta
Taylor.
W ttJ tlN W I N
a p o d a l Maatar
• LIQUORS
• SCOTCHES
• WINES
.(listed by home towns)!
■mpa, R. J. Blnntekor, Jr.,
D. ‘Clarks, Jr„ T- F. F am an .
A llr e d
n
IF YOUR YASYR DRMANOI
THE B U T IN
jw reserves a r t Charles M.
krfleld, J r . Ocala, and Mar-
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J,*uJohJn
A. Irving, Claud*
a n , Frank A. Rally .E. T.
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11. Sw eet Edwin II. Und, Jr., Thomas 11. Wakatonvllle. Robert Berry, II.
«aon, J r . David Germain,
King. W. J. M*ad».
i . F . Ostnar, W. W. Reed,
man R o th tain,'1L II. TabJ r „ Ralph Y. Smith.
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Donald
Bummars, B ristol; John B.
tdock, John 0 . Sapp, a a r. C lsarw atsri -R obart • ,
W allar, J r . Lakaiandi Fri
Woolay, J r . Sam sota; Artb
A. La* Fraaib, J r . WRtera,
Coral Gables; H
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Oalnaa, Now Smyrna I
» Wv Beardsley, T, Maaav, Quincy; Chari** F.
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0 . N. Barry. B, J. A tlantic Beach; £. F. Bam
Jaaltl B. Wlluiama. U w brdaloi I. 8- Casey, 1
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l i l t In an d b y tha t 'lr r u lt C o u rt
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Emergency i Scout
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Established
Time Out From The Picket Line
_ Breaks
Out At Factory
U. S« Action Comes
> After Five Days
f Of W arn- iXtputo
LOfl ANGELES. June 9
—
U. 8. Army troop*
into the
North
Aviation Company
this morning to take
ovBr/tb* strike-bound plant
<* Arden from President
Rooapvelt.
«' TMt aoldien moved in
shortly after a fight broke
Out b a d - te a r gas bomba w en
of tha IS,000
triad to e a te r the plant la
gHO to O governm ent re
’q o e e r t o resum e the production
o f . w ar plane*.
J p i e troop* wore greeted with
cheero'iby line* of w orkers whe
, J m d 'b e e n prevented from enter
T ig . I h * p l a n i b y -th e disorder*
' »1 o f the hug*
a backlog ol
!•
Night shift
at Inglewood,
so go In for a
resumption of
on by refusal
settlem ent.
pickets o t th* N orth American Avlatfah Plant
Cal., find time hanging heavy on th e ir hand*,
few hands of cards. Government action to force
work on vitally needed warplanes was brought
of union and company to get together on a
Enemy Aircraft
County D efense To M rs. Dean Su ggests
Set Up System Of
That Rotary Club
| P la n e SpotterB
“Discover” Florida
Watcher* fo r enemy aircraft
In eplte of the anguish of war,
0 . UnlWJ
yesterday will "be placed at IA atrateglc "there still are thing* worth
post* throughout Seminole Coun living for—and thsr* ■till I*
ty and will keep a 24-hour vigil beauty her* if w* don't fnrgel
ae a part of th* civil defenat to find It,” Nina Oliver Dean told
_
J that
activity,
Roy
William*.
who members of lb* Rotary Club at
to work by today on heads th* division of civilian ' Its regular luncheon nestin g In
of tha Army taking over protection In th* Seminole Coun th* Valdes Hotel today.
ty Defense Council, said today.
"Life still goes on In spite of
rA a~ tb * T did so, two battalion*
Further plans fo r th* alrcrafl w a n ,"
Mr*.
Dean
declared.
troops arrived spotters
will be mad* a t a m eet ~ite ties ere born, children grow
ing of th* Defense Council to up, and we find there la atill
* a t w = s v = r t S S r over
s r morrow night et 8:00 o'clock *1 much In the world that 1* beau
th* Armory, J. L. Ingley, chair tiful and worthwhile. Did orders
man announced today. The ays change, resolution* come and gu;
tem o f plan* watchers have beer only on* thing never changes,
placed t i n t on th* lint of the th* Lunutn heart," eh* eakl
council's activities, Mr. Wllllamt
Georg* Cochran, a member of
aald.
th* Tampa Botary Club who now
Volunteers will be asked to makes M s home la Banfonl, was
men th* lookout poets and they Introduced by George Kollin* as
111 be within e few eecoltda ol
■bar. Mr. oCchran is
telephone, Mr. Williams a*- superintendent of transportation
nlalned. Enough volunteer* alrea and baa sharg* of personnel at
dy have offered th eir service* th e Bt. Johns River Line.
to set up the organisation Im
Dr. A. W. Epp*. who hae a
mediately, th e . chairm an aald.
record of over 17 year* of contlruThe watcher* wHI be oUced In attendance and who Is retiring
■he center e f every mil* circle ns ■■crate r / of tho club, was pra.
throughout the county, end will Rented a pin In recognition of
work In shifts. Each spotter will
* to the club. Henry
be placed upen n building or high Teok* was welcomed beck after
pnb>t o f land, and will hava a having been absent because of
vtow of e ifk t miles. T h u . th*
v aU h ere' i n u will overlap ra th
<Tfcn Rev. Martin Gram, who U
other fo r additional protection, Jod *f the epeakars committee
Mr. WUIIaiaa told.
foe the U nited Barrie* OrganlaaGeorge B urr, Jr., president of tlen, urged th* enpport of those
-i
-v -. -■ . , pi****! to tha drtvs for fund*
M inted ou t th a t " I t to of g ro at which will g et under way a t
W
tile
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Urged lii Talk
l
w orkers
fo r protection srsln x t a ir attack
ahould be hreogM to a* greet
a degree of fln e ltr In peace
Uaae aa clrcomataaeee will per*
m lt; reliance ea eleventh hour
ICn i i m m eo r e a r n m
apodal gtfU eemcnltUe of the
UBO. esU be had been naked bp
C K. Bradahaw, general c h ib .
we a, to announce a committee
NYA Graft Classes Suspended;
Advisory Board M eets Tuesday
Ifc r a l
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FLORIDA,
MONDAY,
JUNE
—
9.
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44
w it h
ar TTy- IN TENNEHSEE, Ju n e 0 — (Ah— .Soldier*
In th* middle Tennreaer
war
games held an unofficial Invasion
of their own yesterday, virtually
taking over the stri-eU of Nsshville and Chattanooga and fill
ing the ISO mile* of highway be
tw een.
Every hamlet In the Add mil*
square
maneuver
overflowed
with fun-eeeklng trooper*, but
Naehvllle, 30 miles to the north,
and Chattanooga, 70 mile* *outh,
drew moat- of them.
NUMBER 288
Many Deserters
Vichy Forces
1 Free French,
Report From
The Dutch East Indies M ans Its D efenses
From
Join
Says
Cairo
/Bloody Fighting
I
Is In Progress
W estern (lerm any Is
Object Of Attack
By R. A. F. Planes
Light, modern
troop carrier* rush
LONDON. June
(A .P.)
A Heiiter* ( British New*
Agency) di«patch from Cairo
tndaj said the capture of 111
German parachute truapa by
\IBed force* in the Syrian
(i|Reratkns had been reported.
UiMiHng the Free r n e d t
redb» m authority for Ike remirl. Iteuters asserted the
Svrian populatlona ere wel*
rf’mitiR the Alllea m thuslaatirplh in areas already oecepird and that I>ench troop#
were falling inlr* line wltk
the in tad in t British end Free
F rm rh ridumn*
men
ol t h e Roy*I D u tch u n i t y to t h e i r po stn n e a r
llu tav ia in the N etherlands East Indie*. I’ho
native hut* and jungle toad an*
M»
US0 Drive Gets
City Government Dixie Brown
Dies At Home
Underway With
Election To Be
On Saturday
Meeting Today
November 10
Brown
Added Tax For Pubi i c i t y E x p e c t e tl
Altam onte Ready To
To Raise $ 2 , 5 0 0
Aid D efense E ffort
lim e Itr n t lr y
olfl fM rm rl ilird
ilte' Wi'Bt Sidt*
I I i . hi
Hi In * Imuu (,ii
H ftliifilii>
e-i111 i
Mii'ii MIMint 2:00 ci'cliH'k
Hi
m i'
Itrarishaw Expresses
Confidence County
Will (set $ 2 ,5 0 0
|«*nelntei|
1 'w “
Thr
Allie(i-Hritish-“Fren
Fretwh" tlrivt* into Syria Is
<lt‘\flopinu sat infiK'torily and
niHiiv (leatTlers from the
Vlfhv fiirrea tin* troinK over
In it, Krw Frenrh sourceH nt
Cniro iiAxortcd tiwlay.
In u « ln ltt> lu-roim the nni - i f t i l l i u l tiffieldn where Ihn
('nutaticr* fouitht the Snrn-
i'l'tis, ilu- A lllv il m vrhaniead coluiiitis wen- rrp i.rti.il to have ad*
. Miiri'.i w ithin tu m iles o f D e
n is . e n .. .s p lta l « f
Krench-hsld
iIn
vo
uf«»t
iinitiTwn
s
S j i i s anil also w ith in 40 miles
t he r S 11
A ltam onte
Hprlngs, a town
Nov, [0 hn. hern -et n* tile
■
if
Urn
ill.
i
spllai
nf
I.rbsnoa.
with about 100 population, ha* dale for s -penal election in
todn
with i mootoiM of nil of
dem onstrated Its willingness I*
tii-in* si llrnry D rn t> |
cotsctliten- Will be l , r *>wts; . .on D ll" R «•..«.».
0 „. I hull on II 41 to t
I'Mtll Oil M »•*
help d a l In the civilian defense wWrb Sanford
Jr., m11 <*f .^mniiUil, lii* Moth**?,1
nism lvi » f H y ita 's Osfsiiss forcsv,
c iv il the o p p o rtu n ity to deeldw Mr» lh ii«
n*r» at i ir i hutiiltor nt Cu|»i- -lic ls rw l Miwsitjr fg iv .t--g was Ml
program.
Brown tlitoi" !■*
II ill |1| tig I (•«*
tifflr.’ lll Hie* I I I *
iiiiMk'ln nf Belli' on it
Skll Gorham end Albert [tel if thoy want to elect th e ir mayor l* r* M r p» John
Tbs
Hi It lari
ackbuWler, who hsd rh s rg r of civ.I dlrectlv and t•» have the t i i m * liiin lr , M l* I 1 VWiMMh tiff nf
fKi* Ilfti ' Hi'"
d u n t. . K B tMil I. dg»*il "siirnt* Fren ch oppidtlokdefense registration
In
Alta -if tin C ity 4 iiumiinHiuriiT« run I'tu liitli IphiH, Mini M i* f i l 'd Hum nlllivv riMiiil 4 t hill I (II III, Mill! In in ihe ifivasiwn, which waa doi ki'ii o f 'I it m|>n
; hi* Hi ’ re In o
monte Springs last week, rep o t1
h m b«>d a* hr a tte m p t tii fo re stall
f
•nljllir tfn -i*. i luyil Brown him I J iiimom 'In y
ed that a total of 427 . ........ ■- n c u ... ntly in .trnd
dum lnatlun of the Fran ck
With i i i 11 •ill roOUl'f ll'il A lUi \Mj *e/1
signed the blanks out
of tin cerrd. Representative*. John *■ B ln All nf Hi Hi' i *I mi| f Ilf It I H uh.
d ite rran ean culontea «m l balk
III* *ll IV*' all.' >m y ii K i r i* l iAi n n il ii t mu expected G erm an th ru st Id total population of SOD.
1l.eonnrdv mid K E Hrs.lv »snl *** 11 Brown o f ( )riit ml ii
Filin*i til m fvif in
wi'iv
liflii .it f'ttl h'l - l-t , Mi Hi inDhiiu i k m u m I th* S u e t ('a n a l
- ,
m
s
mlay in u review o f leg i-tetn m
iif i.t io ii
tltoil Ho
H IP II fc ■1noon Ml ‘t IM' o r fork 111 fropw.it ti«
11 W.I* * nut Im m riB ai ely clear
tho Ft ii k*on nh‘nm*i ri I Hitmo w ith. I i>||MI V uiM , u i 11 Vi'l tls i JOO mIi . i Iii-i France
would declare
C ity , H o rtio ii
IB h tl.l 0 » | KrV M
j ...................n.i.i.tu.w'
I I m lit ill $ ' "OO • t h \ Hu liiittniiu I
Mm
<ii Greet
Britain Berlin
VII ..k .i H »
■■lleem d'i uml it wild decided u» oil H ill null i..- i ni. Mt t h<
14k 1 Ite ........... 1 i
m il Hu* 4|uestInui»f Germany'*
1r x Hi. < ' 1* f \ . >1V 44ll If III 1 ui
WASHINGTON, June 0 —<JTn I ,'" ld «•" m| i <m’Im 1 charter elc* I ion View 1 emet 1 * 1 \
,tM it ud. m ultim ate iictum tuuld
hi
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1
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— Inform rd sources
predicted 11"‘JT fhj'i levy
,l"* nf an sd dllln
. tm l, onerm,i 111' ilHCussed
b. 1 u ix ti-n b •
lb. d m . » .
S. *.t t J oe 1 udw 1g John
Itoct
last night that Defense * Oil t'
In Hu vnrst. K A V
bomb*
line mi t unukl
ordlnstor Irkea would lake drfm 11uI f m ill ( mr f«*f |iuii1nH y pui y v\ t "1*cliilid, f. dm M •M ll Jr . Id t il\
■i- i, r u«W«'d targets in western
lolil *iiMO' 1l . ui
Ite steps this week to allevisi- 11h*m‘ p fi»r l h r C ity wap ill im m|» Jr . G \\ *Sperii rt lio n 1V 1hi 11 ipiici t. 1
iiiGiMv
while
N hx )
planes
Mi
n
it ' ■* O1 1Hi ') u UI
Ite li l . I to w Ml W
V 1.4 f f t . l . T Hu
a threatened «>I! shortage on th. 11r uvi't I 11> the I ,**|f
MiH'b ntfitleMMl forays Into 11*4•
p-iiiil The
levy VV .1**118
VS M 1 oltN'l t It 11 nliill V * nf . 4 * 1 f 1 t • *.■ t ill »<ug Ii Hi
east coast, hub of defense to - iiI eoniviiiy
tain
on* null
urn I the ii.iitil n u n l Chn»i'(
111"Pii v
Hn liter.
)l 8i 11kli
durllon.
lit 111- h tioopa it f
Palestine,
liiiw k 'fM
(o M in llv ,
With the thlrkly-lnhablted At luv I s »**|»«*fIimI to hriiiK in $2. Hntiilwfmi'it,
11111m i I
Free
Fren ch
com
lantlr Res hoard facing
gssle-' f<O0 n n itf for the iiu r|n '*e of Jilillte .1 t. HtuiPfiii, H i A W
i m1.1«—in u t in <• ami pat m l hy thufiKjifu* htijJ Dun i
\ inlepu fi
Sundays and other curbs on tin n .lv rrl mIrijc the city
I. 1 1tig warplsnes nf the K A.
H f , •reitentAtlve B m tiy Mini «nconsumption of oil within thv
I jumped into action yesterday
n s i t month. Ickes la eip erted I" th *r bill nf feet in |f S ii**f‘»r.| whn Ii
in
a 111 • iluw ii Invito ion o f Syi ta,
pa**ed w s . tb r ..... si
( ' o | ] n t \ ’ C h CH . '{ 1 2 , 0 0 0
appoint his staff before outlin h*d
• hi t. 111Ini v nf then old ally
...
,,
Ing a policy for regulation of tin h.wlrig the C ity to h-irrow up tu |
Ir ltlltM lS
1 )1
(.H H O lin C
Fl 14(1' *
810,000,000,000 oil Industry dur ttO .I'D ii fu r im ln 'rlp s l (lurpiise*
S rn iitn r Ernest K lliu isb uld vr I
Ibt, mg Mgainst growing
A*J*
Ing th* netlonal emergency.
w s l un svallshle this
nu.rtiiiig.
K rndnuli' f'-itim y u«rd 3 4 2 .3RH
luminal lull
of
that
keyilone
hut w ill hr in le rv le w i'd la te r rt" gelluns ..f g a .i.lm ,
mul 41.1171
t%rdge ,if country to save her
gardm g
th r
le g is la tu r e
a » d |g a llu n i n f kerns, ne du ring A p ril,
(mihHmti in the Middle Eeet and
nther bills a ffe c tin g H an ford nnil u was » n r n u r in ,l i.a ls y by tin\fiir n
B rita in took the In ltlalist- m her hid ile tot hid of the
Seminole C ou nty.
J in sp e rllo n In m an n f the S tate
Th e C ou nty w *« authorised In
m r nl nf A g n r u llu r e
In
in toi , thereby iirerlpitatlng * n tk
ALEXANDRIA, June 0—M l
levy ii (i to five tn llh nrt M'«1
i.f W'nI w ith the France of Mar*
Two equadrons of about 40 bomb proprity to provide m wrlfaro T ailahaaite
dull I'etam
Th»* state n* h tolmb* uned
Ing planes
raided
Alesendrin fund, which will aid in |»bvThw
Fni Hie
Free
French
who
Haturaay night, smashing s cl'v ih# ro it of ihe newlrijr room, th* r»KH,;t1*f* galht mb t.f giimtliiiie and
Ii*i(I*-*I m the coiifbat it WA* *
block of spartm ents and causing nursery »nil other *uth p ro jn U ( 1,024.021 o f k fO M 'iii'
It
wan
MI
m i iliRfliMM'd that 704 '
iiuttb
«>
f
bm
ther
against
brother
perhaps three time* as many
I.eonardy bmiiI
10 (nriH n f fi'i 11h ri'i w ere uned
Inti* the contest Britain threw
casualties as those of last Wed Mr.Another
m ru u rp pupwrti by
in i tiuiui cl's of diplomacy, poll*
nesday when 180 civilians wen- th* Leg inliyturp harm ctl hunUrtf in Hua county dm my l h r m onth,
including f>7 tunw •d tup fire*
in - Mild economics as well i i
killed.
innteriMlB
Uaeil
Terrified by th* (laughter end m Remmoe Caunty on Momiiiy, Bern F e rtiB fi'r
Mrx »
It
1llltt tot n, who iia • mild hi y force, nroclto'mmg with
Wadneadav
and
Friday
d
u
rin
f
to taled 2U-I Oft iuin*, which In elite 1g.
Hm F ie r French a promise of
devastation of th* second bom'
Bed
th* regular »ea*on T hr » in u cluded 10 If. tun* nf gunt man room Iof1lielb VViiruiiii 'rows *rvk " g Syiutii librraliun,
Indepeitdtnea
Ing raid In four days, the poeplv m
- f'lu b
ll id
ia
iu
rr
ia
in
effect
in
Laka,
ure
and
01
40
inn*
of
n
itra
te
o
f
started a mass esodua from tl- Orange and Marion counties, the
todto > Ho re ito a neei) for
to nd i li sM* from blockade If the
potash,
U
rn
city. Probably as many as fiO.Ohti
book ai 1 It or * aliilH 't «t the M Ml. iiivHtoiun succeed*.
and
Hie
Four hours a fte r the Invaaio#
persons fled by cart, truck, cal. represent at lvea said,
upon Wlilt h t.l Rto i
gtofme rile
Seminole
County
bill
wbb
da
b ig « f 1 there was no o ffic ia l In*
end bicycle and motorcycle be
before H o > M»e -in iped
C
E
T
3
W
A
G
E
INCREASE
from
tw ees dawn and 7:00 P. M. Sun ■lin eta! to keep hunter*
She 44tok • 11 toll) Hill who co uhl formation how the action w i i
nther area* from coming her*
piort'cding tur what reception th i
day.
W
a s h i n g t o n , j u n * ». - J i 1) , « • "
on the three d»yv*
irmipik (estim ated by V ich y • !
Mr, Leonard y said ha vote ill fur —- A w»gr increa*e of ft r a n t* w l,h
2(1,000) were m eeting Operation*
In I be I h 'I tohipnieiit o f ''i l l
the bill to repeal the one-half an hour fo r 300,000 te a tlie wnrk^ rlem niiit t»v the Red <'»•.*» *01 were declared |?oing amoothlye
of on* percent g ro tt receipt* era, the la r g n t single group to M ay 'IP 1 th e n were Hi* follow however
i Lax alnca It waa p art o f Qover* receive raises under the wage* Ing Hem s' ‘ Ml layette**, 2<> op."
Beirut was bombed twice,
nor Holland'* program to
im hour law , was announced yes- toting gown*, 2ft bibs, m * m uf oil retoervoirs being set afire,
tarda
y
by
G
eneral
P
h
ilip
B
prove tha U s ly iU o t of Florida*
flora, f IV * | m»41 o f au i and eight and a irfie ld s pi Meal*, near D$Tho rapraaenU ilva alto
vote I F la m in g , w age-hour a d m ln latra* children'* sweaters
masrua, Nerat> and Rayak aU«
Iekes To Act On Oil
tint ti in S y r in io r r , (In
m I s '*
ami I Mil I U 'ftl 14V ill If ill'll |<i||UM'
pit i t IW y i 'i r i .
M r Brown l i i u r \ i \ * . | !» tii^
Vkiiiuw. Mm
Bi tty
10u a ii ; a
•I. i|chU-r.
M1b>
Mhftliii Ilftii !
i
s.nfnni
Shortage This Week* ti.
to
*
.
M any Are Killed In
Raid On Alexandria
Red Cross in Need
Ol Shelf, Cabinet
Tho Seminole County Defense
Peeve wfU be m astered In to■Iskl I l ' i u . » - UT -n t 1:00
bile 1* Invited
E. C. H arper,
p. Equipment
VO Wodmeeda)
for th* atoro atock U x, which
will levy o $10 Ux on one stoia
and up to $400 on chains.
An Incroaao in th* coat of
most Automobile
Beane*
tag a
w it also aupportad by the Sem
inole County representative, he
elnco It waa designed to
replace money In the echool fund
which had been taken away by
repeal of the gross raeclpte la*.
The Legislature also voted to
Increase the Urn on horse track
bets from three cents to eight
cents, and to give the e stra five
cents to old age assistance. The
agod w 111 receive about twice ae
mneb aid now aa a resu lt of the
L egislature's action.
A bOl which Included a stipu
lation th a t all property moat be
loessesd a t 100 percent of Its
vnl nation aieo
wee
approved.
Mf. L eonard/ Gao supported the
b*- ■'«
dvr*
Member Associated Prom
1941
WASHNGTION, June P—(8 V Flatly rejecting 1’rmidvnt Roose
velt's recommendations for lib**
arallslng
the law. the
Houaa
Appropriations Committee today
approved en |RH5 nofi,ooo work
relief fund for thi year begin
ning July 1, a SI, percent cut
from the current fund.
The
reduced
eppropriatlon
would necresltete ■ 44 percent
cut in W i’A rolls from the peak
total of the past year.
The committee m lie report,*
sought to counteract w la t It
aald waa a “casual impression”
th a t the defense program ahould
be expected to el sorb virtually
all unemployed, end It declined
to accept the P rv'ident’s recointjienjxtion th a t Cmgreea lift th*
prohibition against the employ*
men! of aliens on relief.
Tha Board of C e m ty Comm Is
•tower* will held Ite m eeting mnorning a t
10 :00
^ 1 ’ lU .'.V 'iS & v l -- 4 -1 •
■
Allied Units Push Toward
Damascus, Syrian Capital
Cut Will N ecessitate
44 Percent Reduc
tion In WPA Roll
From Peak In 1940
CHy C oe_______
Meet n t T iU o'clock tonight.
Vf
■■
House Reduces
Work R elief p,i
Appropriation
U. S. Soldiers Have
U nofficial “Invasion”
W atchers W ill Be IFinding Bea
On Lookout For ‘Thing*1 A
V w dyd
drawn,
u * g iant too.J t MM person who stood
r eitflA waa bayoneted, end
- —
SANFORD.
h i 1908
Of Plant;
Bayoneted
Are Cheered
Some Workers
A t Hum Aircraft
Want .Upon
w
Ran ford In The Only Control ‘s*
Florida City Affording Kali, HlfMTOJ
And Water TrnmiporUtloa
tor.
bombed the French
communl*
said
Three British p la in *
were declared ahot down-
i|ue
Ail US0 Money Goes To National
Headquarters, Declares Bradshaw
Declaring that all money do
nated to the United States 8 « r.
rice Organisation will b« sent to
netlonel headquarters and from
there to the various arm y ram ps
throughout tha country, Charles
E. Brads I aw , Bemlnole . county
chairman, today Issued a sta te
ment clearing up a mUunder■tending TiT the minds of some
persons who believe the money
re lead I n
Sanford
would be
given to tha nearest a rm y , or
nivy m m ,
Mr. Bradshaw aakd th a t M
• u t t e r where any young s u n
/resa Sanford m ight be serving
hie coon try la the arm ed forces.
.l.f r i.iU .w
„at . . h i .
retard here.
"Bp giving to thli moat worthy
organisation, our people will lv
contributing directly to th* wvl.
fere of all th* Hanford boyi who
have l«wn called away f/om
their homra and Jola to serve
their country, Th* laaat that we
who remain a t home can do la
to maka their life aa plaaaaet
a t posxlble." Mr. Bradahaw da.
dared.
The United B em ce u ig a n lia tlon t« clothed with tha rssponalblllly of providing appropriate
entertainm ent and rew eettonal
artlvltlea fo r aoldlan end aallora
aa a mesna of keeping morale
m • high plana.
National Unity Is
Need, Says O fficial
TUSCALOOSA, Ala.. June 8-~
W*t---"National defense m ust bo
uur first Immediate concern In
th* currant criala, but to bo
fully cffectlvo It must bo con
structed upon a foundation nf
national unity,*’ National Com*
m inder Joseph C. Men end eg e f
Veterans of Foreign Warn sa
ls r ted today.
In an addroaa prepared fa r
eighth annual encampment of tho
Alabama Vet arena of Fb reign
W ere. Menandoe called fo r •
“Blackout of Politico,*' and tho
support of oil msoeures doanod
�rd't
V
* n S A t m s n WBIAI.D, BAft
ARMY
The recent Lei
itwctediiar one In
one of the moet coi
tbines v k k b
wSSTmight
S
KILLED
i.
BANNING; C alif, J b m I M P
—An A m / tretning plana crash
ed on tbo Morong-o I n d i a Haeervation fh rt irilea from bara on
Sunday killing Lieut. J , R. B ros.
a m * I p u t It AW « •
Typical of tfie sttlUM
tire enactments {• that of
which an Associated Press
MIk>th sides fn the Lftgfdl
went hofllt* today apparent
haded at this waalon.*’*
f any controversial queatk
combined w|tb inspired
Important lews enacted
tlng taxea. Real esute, ]
property will ha aieQdeaj
e. Local millages may bi
en ter will it be pdeeibk
fU K H
i
* >
* swmtagn|MaamktaW^i^M
r iK d id It A t* likely •
iftoor can M » w m y It
m r / t n ^ / ^ f F ? ...
i'r&• tills Msftm’s IdflttaItnis Industry, concerning
ftotf.was moved to m tu ,
IS ftU ft
ttaMjtf property and IhtangiAt lo o 'p e r c e n t of th e ir ea an
redncMpropertlonataly. But
to y ' one taxpayer to- escape
while another pays lOO jwr-
Pinehurat Grocery Is a g a in bu
dried leave* i t th e market
extra cash. 0411 ifor lnWnhst
iportant than
IS7legislature
I WON’T
m w w Uw ti
ui« if tatre
its fabric. . ■
other aw ortad hardw are ffu n
ta il to breakfast, whlppliT thr
laka Into a •inherin' foam, ati'l
our raward fo r all thi« lah.•>
w a n -too d e a r—you railly m->.i
little b a n and none of 'em ul.l
10,000 oil bonus, Which way require cowlderable gas •rjvigb to veto cr sprout u
[dsln. But .on the whola U avoided meet foolish or wnlsksr. The guide explained llini
It wma too cilm and (he watt i
ul lagtslatlon and It snaetai-TRodt of the measures waa
too cluear—you w ally nee-i
ths needs of tbe hourhgmaf>|HR.
'
a littla ripple, but It ought t"
I
-as
.ly
.lf
l...l
_
k
__
"
A
L—
-1
_.i_41_._‘
.
_
_
ba
Ju
it right late In tbo a fte r
Mon significant
noon.
|
rtlVn aad .harmo
By thla tim e Vernon la focusin j
me out of the corner of hit *y<
and (a startin ' to mom tic in .h i' I
oq^pf more effkJent a u busies■litre state admin* beard and my red face ain't all
chargeable to sunt urn.
w
lU6n*
--------- " ' *•
•
‘-lioW rrerythlng,", 1 ,i,t*y»
boatin' him to ti e draw, '! gut
a batter Idea) we'll go rail
water flshln’—ft ain't far
to
FC Myers and tha w ater, around
Pbr ths first time since the invasion of Poland ba there are eo full of fiah yon
the Brttlah Have taken the taittaUve (a this war and can’t caat without H ltln' i n 11' ••t oo lit * mncksrol, truut, tedfiah, an.oU,
_______
. nrpon, Ind/ftsh,
without waiting for
M S f i B i 't o joako -and they'll hit anything."
M aare thara at* Gfi
atrsndy In
Bein' n patient and tolerant
guy, Vernon ’Iota h b faith in
fhet that-the -NaM <|
human
gel the belter -e{
violation *iof kK’ikd
1 Integrity h la goodnattrw
Judgement. end a c r e ft t%
I nof yat there in 1i
if fore# to h»y enplanatlon about to r laxL" •* ' ’ ’
A pretty girl in New York models
reaaon to believe tha
the new rubber Ilfe-»aring salt be
ing manufactured in tide country I
VMty, the >>wch‘ of
Tor sailers and sirfllnna who travel
hy skip la tbo wor tones. Of omj
piece, the suit, inflated, keeps the
ltd knows more about tfb-hln' wearer afloat Indefinitely. I t b kopt
hwh Ike guy who wrote the look, watertight by n drawstring a t Iks
to assured ua wo'd come t<> the
throat.
H w ln eartw pf Syria
i f f f z r'® s
I la unthl
to M b I
IfM place and trlla us where
to g i to get the best boot'nmi
ldo In Ibooe parla, We mad- a
il to go out U a 'm rf. Homin'
sod ant around tbo (Jab ramn pH
that vrenlng listening to stattM
about Plorida fish ami whnt'tlfey
da onlll wo were f a ir ly tid|w
eyed. "But ycu’ro sure ihe- lisb
MR bu nusnin* tomorraw,'1 , l
naked. * Bunn in 'T he saye, -‘'why
they run aa consistently as Jerry,
C
Of couree, whgt Ad
MY who could m ate
;
o v er to
i&srss
•^*1_'
ftreadm
aking H ints
--------- i__ . ; _.V 4J
**t. Una a fast, gran alar yeast
that acts quickly.•
•
I'
4 Si. Min your dough awl b t it
rise nt a temperature of. SZ Ip
■« dog ryes V. Ueu a ' thunuaaw
rr k> Insure accuracy.. .■ - f
• S. Don’t le t tbo Hough harem*
j killed.
In cold weather taka tka
off both flour and Ikiuld
' Mfeil the gutdo was a jv g u l:r ] bill
•fore inlying.
,
fellow, tha boat was a honey, *
4. To teat , proper d B l i r u ,
Mw- w ealbir. waa perfect. 71
Ipw any flour from your hrfnd,
time are knew we were In I
lace /o h r hand on tku dough
M eets and on tbs boom and
>
•* one-half minute. If no dough
tan of flab was my cooasgvail
Ithereg, the - mixture la alu f
HAT OUTFIT
• BUDDY? W
FIRST DIVISION
Vi v‘I
" a
u3 w S ’7
Va
I WONT
F * M (tattilaary te tm t year
I WONT
re-aew ike tread of j a r
tire If it d a n net anas
trail of Ike TEN aeocinm-
National (MtUule
r p H K FIRST DIVISION of the »
I Regular army waa formed
In the summer of 101T, larg*
ly of troops drawn from service
on the Mexican border. I t waa
1 Uta Drat division to reach
Franca, Ita headquarters arriv .
big tbers Ju n e ST, 1B1T, and waa
tha lost complete division to re
turn to the United Slatea, In
September, ISIS. Thus, Mt waa
tha first American division or
ganised, first In the battle line*,
first to come to grips with the
enemy, first to attack, first to
m aka a raid, first to Inflict cas
ualties, first to suffer casualties,
and first th be cited singly In
general orders.
During the war. the divi
sion served In the Sommer*
stile, Anenuvllle. CanLIgny and
fialnernla sectors; participating
In Iho Marne and Meuse-At*
against Mouaon and Bedan. and
marched on CMfiena.
Tha righting First served 02
day* on active buttle lines, and
1ST In eo-called quiet sectors;
piacua el artillery and 1AU ma
chine guna. I t advanced a total
of PI biktnelsrs against enemy
Tka First division la now lo
cated a t Camp Dawns. Maaaa*
cUuaetU.
estimated IMO car Iaada.
Orawora and slippers ptidad
tbo valaa of th e c o p tn the farm*
o n a t ftAMAOO- This year’s
i j :W U V /
. —
both the m e a n t u re.
new year .tread and tka
mw tire to of(at Myoma
teela naanfe.
I HAVB
'
lira If aay of Ito »Hao a n
separata*.
>
B. Krrp the dough covered
bile rising, fa r if it buuumea
»rd o r crusted un top dt may
Ite, wo suaoad and wo prayed
ktld tbo proper thought—
H U no avail. A t.the sad of
I WON’T
C O R N E R S E C O N D * P.
M a n a m
�THE HANFDKD HERALD. SANFORD. FI A)RIDA
Finding
Things Around Us
U rged By Speaker
Social A nd Personal Activities
♦ M B . LOPIUNE BEAL, Bodtty Editor
Soc.iaf Cctlendar
,
Ttlepbona 148
. .________
( BnflHiMtl I'r n ii
Sorority Members
Attend Convention
P e rs o n a h
I't ir
line}
from Ih r R otary H ub to work
•mi llit- dr*vp, T. flmdfVnl Byrd
bend of the corn mil ire.
J, L lrigk*yt p m •Im t , .inmiuiM'**d tlml •In* Armin’ Id Fount y Dr*
lifiM" Forvp will I*” ititiMtrml In
.t( H.tMl tM I n i till lit ut tip A r
mory, Mini invited .til to attend.
Ah IliiJiy *iIsm om*oijncTii that
•luting May the «fob had n re*
void of t'5 fii'i'i'i it nltcinlfiner.
M h. Ihon, who \%n* inlioducvd
by
Walt i t
lias M f , f
program
r h iirn a n , .aid t i t "Although
certainly none
<in say
’all's
"•hi with the World, it ij still
full of a number of things that
give happiness.
IVlial is th is j ■.-clous t l i n g —
C. A. Ilainrs spent y rste n la y
Several member* of the Sanford
Chapter of Dela Sigma Phi sor in Jacksonville and I’abilku
MONBAT
Member* o f the
Dependable ority attended the convention
Dr. and Mrs. J. N. Tolar and
Class of-, the M ethodist Church which was held in Daytona Beach
and . th eir famUir*
will
have on Saturday and Sunday w ith aon, Ralph, spent the day y es
in
the
Osceola terday at Daytons Bruch.
. t h e i r annual picnic a t Evansdalr headquarter*
Hotel. There were over 600 mem
• P a r k a t 7 :0 0 . P. M Reservations
~
m ay be mad* by telephoning
mlng ber* from over the stole in a t
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. W alker
...................................
dem- tendance.
have recently moved from SaraMrs.
O.
K. G off a t 347 J . MemThe convention formally open io ta and are now making the!.b a n a re naked to bring thole
ed w ith a luncheon Saturday a t home on Geneva Avenue.
m
ailver and diahe*.
Buaiaeaa Women’* Circle will noon and a bathing beauty con• moat a t 1:00 P. M. with Mr*. teat was participated In by the
Mr. and Mrs. L- G. Iluntc:
W. M. McKinnon. 001 Mamoll* members a t 3:00 o'clock.
and daughter B etty, have gone
Guest
speaker
at
the
banquet,
A rana* w ith M h . Allco Arnica
to C harlotte, N. C-, to visit with th is h a p p in e s s T " -he asked. ’‘T h o
which was held Saturday evening, relatives.
aa eo-noitea*.
d ic tio n a ry
sa ys;
‘ A s ta te
of
was W alter Ross, founder of th*
TUESDAY
p le a su ra b le
c o n te n t
w ith
one’s
T he Dependable Claaa o f thd sorority, from Kansas City. FoL
Mr. and Mm. Frank Jones e o n illttn n in life .' ] h.-rti <I sn o ld
the banqurt a dance, hon have returned from a wedding
• M ethodist Church will »ew for lowing
the Red Croaa i .i the W oman’* oring all officers from Camp trip and are residing on Geneva c h e c k e r p h ilo s o p h e r d e fin e it as
p la y in g th e le s t cam e yo u can
Dtanding,
given in the ball Avenue.
Club from 3:00 P. M. until 4:00
w ith th e m a rb le s y i'u ’v r g o t."
p . M. w ith M n . D. D. Smith aa room of the hotel.
Mrs. Dean admitted that “our
A business session was held
sponsor.
R. I, Caldwell left Saturday
The A tarian Claa* of the First yesterday morning during break for Rarnesville (la., where In pleasures may h a 'e to la* less cxpensive,
but they heetl not lie Irsa
B aptist Church will meet a t the fast over which Mr. Rosa pre was railed beeatisr of the d r a in ,
genuine. May wr remember tlsit
E bom* o f Mrs. J . T. Denton on sided.
of his gran d fath rr. J T. But happiness, like a tu o rl everything,
Attending from Sanford w ere: nette.
f l l Magnolia Avenue a t BjOO
______ t.
t« made np o( little things, tiny
Martha W right, Mlaa Ruth
& M. w ith' Mm. J. II. Col- Miaa
n
.
,,
I frag m en ts th a t Id to gether and
Jean
W
rlih
t,
Miss
Wilma
Leslie,
ugh and Mm. H. T. H unt a*
R
epresentative.
E.
E.
,
form
„ lovely p-.tlerq "
The Ftdeli* Claa* of the F irst Mlaa Elisabeth Franklin, Miss and John I,. Leonard* have ..
Snyfni,
\ . Wv ' n ,..... ...
Mary
O
n
e
r
Dor*'
and
Mlaa
B
aptist
Church
will
meet
a
t
the
turned hnmr from T^llahM^-e* lire p r e tty tu c k y tr* hn vc M ich a
•
home of Mr*. H. E. Morri* on Counle Meisch.
w h rrr they h« vv boon for tin lnvi'l> '.pot to *Sii> in, Mr* Dean
1723 Locust Avenue at 7:30 P.
pin l two month!*.
> t l g g e > t i il, * * \ V h y n o t
t r y diftfO V M. for its regular business and
e rin g
th h
year
jiiN t
w h«t
•
•octal, meeting. Tim meeting will Lutheran League
Spending the weekend iit Bov ^Ifh’H111 If III ntHtr tie live In End
be’ ih ilie form of a h im tu rg e r
tonin Ilpftch were Mr^ find M t> how
m a n y e ^ c it'n ^
th in g s nm l
Has
Meet JgmvM A- W rig h t snd three
ftv • 1
bi*au tifnl thinr’H we hnvo hervT"*
The Pilot Club will hold ita
children mid Min. A vu W rig h t '
iNiloif*
were
Itep
Keppurd,
ftfut of D e v I r.
The Junior W althcr Lr*|
0 regular business meeting a t 7:30
Chase am i \t
I.. T lio rp e ,
It'
P. M .. There will be two guest Trinity Lutheran Church In Or»f O rlan do.
oil
Undo held its monthly social
'S peakers In attendance.
M re Grace nor#*1 ;.m! <la'U;h
yesterday afternoon a t the home . 1 M u ry CJraer. l e f t y e n te rih iv
WEDNESDAY
j l _______
of Miss Edn* Senkarik on tL»
Th* American l<rgion Auxil S
i
r -,a n V " 7 “ r iS ° n. r , l. r < f o r
S“ n A n .n -Ib ., I l o u - 'i . n t l m ite :. M is G I! W ijic , M r * .
iary will sew fo r the Red C m *
• " * ' A u s tin . T e tp s ., w h e re th e y W illia m
Stem to i
Mye" M.
J.
0 . In tl>* Woman’* Club from OfSO noon games were played and
ill stay until July 1.
Iiu iu e k ,
M i« .
Mud**.*
K ig m y ,
iwim
ming
enjoyed
by
the
group
A. M. until 11:30 A. M., under
VI is* lir a r e T « > l* i. M *-► 'I hereth e sponsorship of Mrs. J. n . a t Evansdalr Fark In ta k a Mary.
Ensign I, E Tew, Jr., re
llu m p lire y .
M i-*
iliT 'c h e l
An old
fashioned
apagretU turned over the weekend to Hie m i
Daniel, president.
lln
ih b ), Mins
Kninni
S tra n g e ,
supper
vras
served
at
(he
supper
A ft lea C lri* i»f IH** Raufonl
Naval Air Station at Pensae.d.t M . h a t he rule t ,, 1, * I , - . I M *'Garden Club will meet at the h«mr hour, a fte r which diploma* were where he tippssjgned duty l , i . U r , ,n C m It V'llo* W il
A of Mrs. I*. F*. Spencer on East awarded to li e ones graduating as a flight instructor.
li no
ti
j ml M ill. i W illiitm s.
the
” Eighteenth H ired nl '*:30 A. M. from the Junior taiague
to go to the Jiomr of Mr*. Harold Br.ninr l.cani*.
Those enjoying the party from
Miss Muriel Bunge lias r
W ashburn
In
New
Fmvmn, Orlando
M I W lig h t
w rre: The Rev. and Mra. lu rnrd Inline from St. Jo*epl ■ | Mi and Mi
where a eovrrnl dish luncheon Grcrge
Trapp, Mr. and Mra. C. Arademy in St. A ugustine win - tin I M ■ and M
i: f w lig h t
will be served.
\ »ttr r I. Klinect, Mr. and Mra. John ahe has been nttemling sclio I o f \V tn l"i (t.ild r ii
>
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I *‘ny in St l'i li i l**ii
Senkarik, J r ,
and the M isaes.for the past year.
•
Col. Theodore Roosevelt Chap Ruth l’erley. M arti., l’erlcy, W il-I
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ter of the United Spanish W ar lie Kline, Roberta Trunvin, Veral Mr*. I.illian Viekery. Mrs M
Veterans, will meet a t the home Klinect. Ruth Ferry, June Perry, p. Messenger, Mr* I.,,urine II. ,1
, tin*
Mi ^ M n*itui
i i . 'I h
of Mr*. Mae Sheafer, 113 Elm la-la Bennerie,
Mary
Kaaper, and Vetnc Messenger spent th" gui '
nl i >
♦! t * i t ■n nmf
Avenue at 8:00 1*. M.
Elsie Schmidt, Dorothy Truman, afternonn yesterday nt |iav'»n.i ♦ \f ilin g > f M , null M
N' 1hilt l
Th* A lathsan C i '» of the F irst M argaret Kline and Mary Jane Beach and Coronado Item
\ \ 1nfl ,tf c 11 I,tm !
■• B aptist Church will meet at the Kline.
New Smyrna
W oman's Club where the regular
Also, Woody Ringler, of the
. m eeting will be held followed by United S tales Navy, Nugget ParJam es T 'w is under going "Ii
M in
I,
V R vnaud ha
sawing for tho Red Cress from slew, Robert Perley, Allen Perletr, minatlnn flight training nt th, t’l I from ( lu ll |i* <*141(1, S < w toTi*
I.-OO'P. H . until 8:00 P. M. Gronp
Klinect. Frank Redenbreek, Naval Reserve Air (Use 111 At Nil,' llAh I •*' !*| i 1Ml M V tltll 111111111ft
F our wtH be hostess,
Jr., Robert Trapp, Carl Hubner Unto, a fte r which lih expect
I i« II " W II, h r l Ill ilI lF lit S r t l l m . Sewing sessions will be spon and Jim m y Kasper,
to become a ra d ri *n the N* i l 1|,,l d l l.lg llt *
sored by th* Presbyterian .Church,
From Sanford were: Mias Elsie Air Service in I’enonrola
with Mm. «. D. Woodruff In McWhorter, Mias Edna Senkarik,
hr. it ltd M in , < tiai t,v* I l n l
from
____ 0100 A. ,U . until Thomas Buraiell, Daniel Bepkarik,
Mr. and J lr* . M. W. t)ean -o a•,• I tw o noil * It bby -m l IHl v,
t>A i «; i »..v • :-11 a t toM’it Amrph "'BeiC arlk, fSrwsrfl Sen were the weekend
guests
to lift y**M||-fdliV for f *l’iif 1,1 h.f.
karik . and Mr. and M n- John Ocoee r f Mra Deariso’*, pareu'
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W il l ill I* Oil I h ’ I .
Senkarik. 8r.
Mr. and Mrs. It. D H**nnetl a*. I • lull, *1 III V' iiM 1 *it ''ll,k i,
Mr. Dearlsn's parent-, Mi in d ■•UN w ill v (Ml lit Marott
,»*
Mra. K. M. CondoMi Mul Mi * t I I'.,i f uiul i>
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Social
ve lrt.io '* o f nil w ars aiol of d*
e* o , i in e o d » r,
of the I*** l in 1
8 .'mmole t ' utdy. tl o:rs ri'p o tle d
in it.i .......... .
tiie A u x ilia ry
id". 1 o n - in l,l in t'o* l.e*tifio
lint fit.in s m min: with Mi-. J
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t ig . 0 - .1 to ile eo ru tlllff the
C o m - s i'ii*
fortrl-the*!
h>* th*'
lie u nti»l i*ljoli**1i a c r e fn rn i-h ed
th " * icli th,* t.*urtesy i*f W , K
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m em o tia l chairiiMh M’ h ! J Bmirnillnt.
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. TUESDAY 18
BARGAIN DAY
Double Program
POPULAR. FAVORITE
RETURN BROWING
the
roll | will
Sunday | r m it r
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spend
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throughout Mu-tug trip for out of tow no w
l\ moiifig thi* 1 1IHl ih'h'guti * Itn-mM,
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m iit unit yi*m (it
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M, N. CleValand, Mr*. J* H wrek for TalIaha«M *, whi le
Colcloughe Mr** W. A. ( 'a g lp .'w ill direct one of (!,« worl> h"| •»
Mra. J. T. Denton and Mra A to h r ronductrd to it,. II..ml.
J. IVtcraon.
| S tate College fn» Woiimii tain
----------------------------pua this lum tnrr
CARD OF THANK3
Mr. and Mrs William Mua
In g ratefu l appreciation of
the assistance and many kind grave of !,akr Marv left yeslm
fnr A tlanta to attend tl.r
expressions of sym pathy during day
rad u atlrn rxerdsi*- at (irn rg li
tho recent Illness and ilralli el g.School
of Trrhnii],,vv. nl wliuli
o ur F ath er w* sincerely Ilians
tim e th rir son, William, will r e
o u r many friend*; also the doc ceive
his diploma
tor* and tha nuraei al the buspi UI.
Mra. W. II. Slemper returned
The Family of S. Rung.*
today tr> her home in T a lla hasse e
a fte r spending the nn*l HI 'lay*
with her narenls, Mr and Mre.
W A SH B U R N -FA XTON
0 . E. Well*. She was nrrnm panied by her mother who will
Mr. and Mra. O. F. Paxton trM t with her for a week.
announce th* m arriage of their
daughter. Nan Evalyn, to Ma
Mr. and Mra. E. M Hwalm
jo r H. C. W aohkuru of th* '.and gueata, Mr. and Mrs. II. F.
!« 4 th In fa a try , U nited Stale* Medler and
daughter.
Maty
Army( Camp
B laodirg,
at 'K a te , o f Chevy Chaoc. Mil., spent
th eir heme on M yrto Avenue, yesterday In p erry a> the guerls
S alorday evening. Ju n e
T. of Mre. Rwalm’s mother, Mr*.'
Rev. W. F . Brook*, pastor of J . F. Jernigam
th a P in * Bopt h i Church, per
form ed th
R eturning
home
Saturday,
from Tallahassee w h e re th e y
have been during the legislature
session w are: Mrs. Ruth S te w a rt,I
Mra. Rodney
Ashdown.
Miss
Hoskins Jones, Mis* C ailln Pal
Mlsa Doru’liy t'n|ie, and
Voile Will lama, J r .
HAPPY
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Honor Roll Revealed
t-t For Sunday S c h o o lr^fn^HaraTahurg'
-W ith our men willing
% t th e ir |ilntin Etui nivv .1
ot | h r (r | |f(1 lo t»IP W v * t .
their country it h tlTe Im -i
,.,l n ^ y in irivp < f o u r tiu ,n ,\
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our
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h t*I | m*i'M lire 1'iith ii MilS. M 1 .
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Other
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L iiN ts
DIFFERENT
l/u n jf c r
(lives More Comfort
Ideal For InnersprinK Mallrchs
Mrs. H. A. Morrlimd on'l
children, H erbert, Jr., and Shir
ley, le ft thle morning fur Cardele, C b„ to *1*14 with relatives.
P - F . WOTS accompanied by Mrs.
Moreland’* fa th e r ami brut her,
■v* been visiting with
M r. and Mra. J . IJ Brown,
and daughter, Ja n s. Mrs. F ied
Johnson an d daughter. B arbara,
o f A ugusta, Ga.. and Mrs. If.. I).
Morgan and children, Hbiriey and
Harold Dale, J r ., formed a parth e day a t Daytona
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35c Down, 35c Week
Hummer robe........................ fli.M) iu Cl.’di
Swank Jewelry.
- ...... 60c to
Cluan Wallet................. ...................... I-«HJ
Hawley Hclnn-t for fishing............. — l.fdi
(•laaa raincoat................. .... ................... 6.mi
Canvas Zipper bag......... ... ........1.25 to 2.5U
In tro d u c to ry **!*> A n « » .
N a tio n ’ s tra d in g c o ll s p r in g .
b e tte r m u d rl « ,
( .! • * » ) • '“ ro s s .
| mum coat fa rt from
your
m «(irrs»—ssakra
m attress lest longer. N ew ball (waring •lebill i e n ere * wooderful laip ro trm rn t. Morr talu*
per dollar than any spring m* Ihs market «•*
Buy it on specie! introductory
I I I Compare I I I
term s 3Sc dawn. 33 a week.
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r the doori of h*r famous Fifth Avenue mansion to the public for tho tin t time since It » u built In
[re. Cornelius Vanderbilt gave a party, a t $20 a couple, for the benefit of the United Service Organlna. Left, th# society leader la ahown with her eon, Cornellue, Jr., aa they welcomed th flr guests. Itlght,
Detiea, nearing the tiara ahe wore at King (icorge'e rorunatlon, Frank llenderaon and Mre. tJ forge
'aahJngtan.Kavanaugh (I. tu_r ) area.V>wn a t their tabic. 1.000 attended the.affair la flaw tiw.'a
| Sheila Barrow la too young to underatand why there la a tear, but aha
le not too young to feel pain. Hhe la one of many children admitted
|to (Jueen'a for Children Hospital, London, a fter haring contracted all*
.manta In-the dank underground railway atationa In which thnuaanda
of unaracuated children apand tbair Uvea duriag bomb raida. Sheila la
I I month* old.
Ilford H allfei, Brltlah ambaaaador to tha U. 8 , present* » atrlklni
' Pontifical Mata for tha aofferlng people of Great Britain In BL Pal
| Lady Halifax. Acroaa tha alala la Governor Lehman. Archblahop
th at "Man and tha government* of .9 M .H tf
»«
3ralg, L flying atndant ef Hartford, Conn.. Uas an tha g
tha wreckage of hie training plana, which era ahad luta
I car* a t B ralntrd Airport a t Hartford. Croak tsevrred •
t collision with M other Coining ship, which Managed to
5y*V
dotrn icfaly.
tiful dancing Doily aMteis, aha had
•‘T ssaw w aB W -
H I* aodl tinned by Raymond Paige
aa of Young Americana Orchestra,
lira of young miulclaip » u> torn
tho couatry.
'"’nlemryi Ja aery serious
til New York fur hla 103-piece I
Under Paige's direction, the 01
mas J. Bambrlck leaves New Ti
atart hi* erne to two-year tone
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SCRAP B O O K
By R- J- SC Q TT
RADIO NEW S
I.ONPUN
WDRO
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Tanicht's
W INTE RHAVZN, June 9 - o u tf it.
(Spectsl)— fn Mm moot surprising
The Saints came up wMh »U
reversal M the derisions in sevea s ta rts .jrkfle
F ' Eorlda..............
................................................
S tate Lee ru e D
?lan d won but foift -of MTM
. to
date,
Oaineeville'e While the leaders ware figbun*
ht
jim m y PruK t last Urn loop il*dl- It out, Gainesville a a d ' Leesburg
MdMl hetthtg ■ leadership thru teg an to show continuedi strength
th e week ending T herode/ night
i
by copping five out of
fu s e • to rookie Mike Conroy of decisions each, thus t o ' threaten
b n ab arg .
Daytona aad Orlando, .f l p t- d l y h
While P ru itt was being held to slcn outfits th st were abl<le to
* »
(hires singles in <4 tripe thru win by two out of
sheen games to suffer a 22 point
Leesburg was within sight of
p ____
from his_ .41# average of Orlando's
fourth
place
sM
week. Conroy was holding early Friday morning . aad today
.............................
*1 bits It faces ti e Im portant deeblgL Ms own handily,
getting 13
[ h l i •tripe la -ta k a the lead with haedar with Orlando a t La*lkb*g.
rn firm J9 4 , two leas than the Galneavilla's recced wps* Ms best
average of a week sgo. •
week'r work so I fa r Ih lav rU arn
( Thd week bringing wit hit while Daytona Beech a i i l a t i Ho
s a Im portant n e stin g between first four game losing ,Streak of
>• *
-A
*
t)eLand and St. Augustine, saw the year.
Ike Saints wind up thru Thursday
Sanford, unable to ahako off
Night!with a three game lead over the Jtna that has ehased K lo t
th e Red H ats w ho drooped both weeks, dropped seven . stra ig h t
th a ir ’' tilts ' to the Ancient City decisions and was five - somee
In the collar as ef midnight on
WThursday.
Individually, the week produced
few sensations other than tbs fact
th a t Charlio Kanes grant ten
game winning streak area halted
alru p tly last Sunday afternoon by
Oiinreville. However, Kane wan
handily Thursday nightits ha
it II wins in IC aterta.'-unJ-V a
run up a string of- I I straight
games started and finished;
A t hat, Hal Lc«. Gainesville
outfielder, joined a select -State
le a g u e circle by getting two
I homers in one game. r
This work - finds til the dobs
...I t c Ou n to * ”
returning to the old eyptsaf-'of
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tonight.
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Oddly, with the season within
| three weeks ef the half wnymskcfc
only cse game remained taiplayed—a tilt la valving D a y to n 's
appearance a t Orlando. I t Is tha
first tim e in league •hiekm y Udb
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9, - ( g v - r e d estim ated Sunday
Top Money List mthatCl official*
4,000,000 U dttionol skilled
CARDS
h ic a g o
'win - Bill With
Deland 6-3, 12-6
NEW YORK. Jon*
Whirl* way locked hi* triple crown
in the *afe w ith the reet ad the
family jewel* yoeterday and look,
ed ahead -to a busy Bummer and
W inter campaign a t erasing Beabiscuit's a] I-time money w Ian Inf
record, If hie <four-leaf clover
aValley Had Field
Day With 2 Homers, Florida State League
Triple While Bat
ting In Five Runs SL A ufuatlne..........38 IB
DeLand
................84
Daytona Beach...__ 17
iustice Hits 6
Orlando ....------------*7
Leesburg ____
....25
________ 22
In 7 Times Up Galneavfll*
Ocala ______
02
kshton Holds Hatters
To Nine Scattered
t Bingles In Opener
Banford
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RESULTS
16
k*Jn" m op p h g up the blf-thra*
■take* of U w -.B im -yaar old diet■ion to p p in g , it off with an ex
ert! »* gallop in the B elnm g
Btakea
Saturday. W a r r e n
W right's e h a rrin f the*tout dam .
onitrated 'to the complete satisfaction of hlmeetf and T rainer
Ben Jonea th a t hard work can’t
do anythin* wrong to Mm t l a t
tome freah rraaa and a bucket
of oat* can’t care.
So, ryther than take a holiday
ml poaalhly losing hi* form, the
Xentcky cannonball will f o a fte r
‘hr m t of the three year old
alakei between now. end thla F a ll
II* may befln thla campaign la
the Dwyer and Mievlln SUkea
it Aqueduct'* m aetlnf, beginning
tnd follow thoee up with u n A r.
Ilngion Claaalc, Che American
’Vrhy a t W aahM ften Park, the
* iatorlc _ trainers ' a t Sara to t*
tnd the Lawrence realisation
tnd Jockey Club gold cop a t BeL
mont'i Fall meeting. ,
“If be remain* aound and we
u-rp on being lucky,” Trainer
lone* predicted, -be ahould pick
up a little over flOO.000 bi thae*
race*, provided he run* In all of
18
25
2B
28
91
31
81
YESTERDAY
H a n fo rd 8-8, D eLow d 8 - l t
Orlando 8-5, Leeaaurg 4-6.
Gainesville 0-1, Ocala 0-2.
HI.
A ufuatlne
8-2,
Day
Beach 1-1.
GAMES TODAY
Hanford a t Ocala
Orlando a t Daytona Beach
Dr-Land a t Oalneayllle
fit. A ufuatlne a t Leeaburf
Mnford apllt a double header
Ih Del a n d yraterdav. winning
> first fam e 0-1 with tha nine
I p ltrh ln f of Bay Alhtnni and
jaftif the accond game 6-12 a*
pitchlnr aialgnm ent
w«*
Uaed armruI to a new boy.
ittencamp.
Clyde
done* ami
harlln Olrk.
,
TOTALS
....
31 I* 18 12
A ahton aeattered the nine bin
DELAND
es he aurrendered while hi*
oh h o a
etnmate* bunched four hit* In
....... * 8 * J
Mi H rhib Innln* and acorerl a* Herrington cf
> l \ J
iRny nm* with the aid *>f two Behor. 2b --------............. 8 8
1 >
ryora by DeLand player* In the T ate. 3b
Ilolalng, If .......
* * * £
S t w a * a field day for Krnle llyno 2b rf ..................* > 8 *
•Valley a* he came up with two Sterling lb ....................3 ° 5 0
..... - ........8 8 ! !
natr* and a triple in the ere- Mndjrakl e
hTwame, batting In five of the T ra rn e l ■* .....- ......... -’-■■■« J • ‘
Snlnnlea’ elx rune, lie hit the
m | ball delivered In the nlghtt 1 0 2 0
Ip/ and d riv e a ball over the Harper rf
* h t.fie ld fence In the aeeoml -nnn ford
.......... 130 001 1— 6
am* with two men on hnsr. In
<30 r.21 x ~ l |
E T a U th be tripled with onr IleU m l
itnna! U V alley 2, Hardman* 2,
wn on haae In account for hi*
Kellie*, Olrk.
Harrington
2.
Ifth run hatted In.
J m Justice hod a pclnt-wlth- lehon. Itolalng, Blerllng 2, Madr|de day a* he collected el* lilt* i eta I 3, Trammel 3.
Error*! Cate*, ailletple. Run*
«m hi* m e n trip* to the plat,
t the two fame*. In the opener hatted In. I.tValley 5, d irk , H *r.
I made a druble and two «lnrl*‘« -Ingtnn 2, Hterllng. Holilng 8,
MB four trip* and came up with Trammel 2, M*d|e*kl, Burn*. Be’<on 2. Two baae hll*. Olrk,
m e In the second conteet.
Trammel,
Behon.
. f i l e llcRaney readied the bel> Inrdm m .
rhre<- lie*? hit*, Midjeakl, Laletrnley for a M n l of
ila In alx time* up and mannuL- Valley, Home run*, laV allev I,
i bat In two run* In the fir-’ itnlen bate*, Juatlce. flacrlflce*,
’onth, Cate*. Double play, KetUM.
le« to Rllleapli- to Kettle*, l.*ft
;Ch*nfC* were mod# In the Ben
n biw*. fiiinfnrd 10, Del-and 4.
[M lineup a* I,uVallry wn> In-m rn bulla, off Jo n el t , Olrk
loved from flrat baa* to nvht '. Burnt 1, I’araon* 4. Struck cut,
eU and K ettlra playe-l th> v Olrk 1. Hum* I, I*ar»on* 1.
iltlat aaek. Booth rauaht both 'lilt, off K-rlencamp 5 In I In•me* a* Olrk reeled In the open ilng, off Burnt 1 In I 2-8 In
f ond took the mound In tm ning*, off Jones 4 In 2 2-8 InKpnd.
, Katencamp, a .new ilnge, off |*»r*ona 7 In 5 1-8 Inlayer from Cocoa waa etgned dnga, off Ulrk 5 In 2 1-3 InW rtlraaed In the earn* day ar ‘Inga. Winning pitcher, Parson*.
totted only ono Inning In the ',<!«insr pitcher, Jones. Umpire*,
Rood game, giving up five hit- 'trl.aulln and
Tima o f game
•fo rt he wee aent to tha ahow 1:47.
IAcScFiW*9t: KARS
CA#tX*AU*'PtXct\iA(r
1ETAPI*
N U T a id they're cure until
they're delivered to our euotomer—»
fuel m • f rooer atill own* hie au-j
n r w d eoCfea and braakfaat food
n U l Me delivery wagon bond* ‘ant
®v*r to the bouaewtf* who caked
for 'em, by pfu>n*.
o p e n
be th a t ahlp-elnklng'a non* o f ourl
affair, either, aince It Isn’t o ur ship.
However, the ship's contents are,
O tllU . up to th a t point.
L et’R fcvt hack to the eae* of the!
ktroeer aforaaald. Suppose hi* de-i
livery rrafon’i overworked, *o he|
borrows or hire* eevtral from someo th er chap. But a gang of hoodluma make a practice of overhaul-]
I n f hie cuppUmentary wagon* I
kmaahlng 'em up and eonflacatlr; j
th e ir earfoea, which eoneequenUy1
never g e t t* hla customer*. Poael*
Wy the grocer earae nothing for the
other feueM i wagon* th a t ne’e bor
rowed o r h in d , but h i dose object
to the tnterMMne* with hla own|
d t live r ite Accordingly, he artnrj
Ida d riv e n with • inotgun apiece,
and the next time on* o f 'em '*
jumped by the hoodlum fa n g , he
■hoot* ’em full of lead slug*.
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war. The merely pro-eouvoy boy*,
though, advocate only arm ed ee-r
tort* for protection of o ur ship-.
m*nt* abroad. If Axla cube and
thing* wilt le t our export* alone,
our aecorta win le t THEM alone.
! Of course ecaroety anyone be
lieve# th a t th e A sia will do It. eon-
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18 HOLES OF CHAMPIONSHIP GOLF-
't X S H ^ G . d o w r n t h o » i r a l|h t a w a y * « t
■Mod* M> h ig h a* 160 m ile* a n h o u r ,
tu y i R o m M rw keU to y i^ ta iir. l a t h d 1041
Y*ara a l l t h e w in n in g
rin d in g , pounding*
___
u p d n t h e a a fo tr o f t h
n o t o n * lira (ailodl
- proof of blow out
d u ra n c e — proof o f
at merely by claim*,
m ade it th e ir bueinoa* to kn o w bow
built. A n d 'th * y k n o w that th o |
c o n rin ic tlo n h w r u found only ( a
TT ir
i reo** p r o v id e th e e x tr a a tre n r
claaH c o f *p*nd a n d a n
to v ic to ry o n F U i i I w i i
Z
A ffe ctin g T o u rb t.
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.
,
and coaraetka.
,rJTAt LAJ!, ^ 8 ^.K’
The u a i group b e a t hack *tW3— Tourist* who taka a drink i . MM
aruaad tha B u t* ’*
or lay a M
may M
n b » o«»!ttt«tt#fl to V * n a lT tha tevy
/more for their, fun In Fwri
ihU winter but In UMr maid h M, asserting th
Just adjourned aeoalon o f V weald drive m
Ufleletur* did little to affect dent* from the
the winter visitor** Ilf*. ,
Leglalator* from the southern
end coastal section*, ware 1**1
any general ta* tnereae* Injure
tha *Ute'* multi-million dollar
1* Cordate in
•tit finj f|0 |
r. Trammel,
m en
l a d i eES
s
Few Laws Approved iuSd‘
g r e g a oea
Herbert Iteorar that they 1
right there. They've said
much.
Prealdent Hoo-«v*lt M ejplt
egrved that our eeeort ware raft
might get Into shooting art>tehee
with Axle submarines, plan** or
mrfae* raiding ships, and beta eonceded that "shooting la pretty atom
to war."
. .
All that’s obvious to aayhody. |
But Herbert Hoover's proport Hen
.000 I N 800-3 w u that our navy (or a u k kf It
Yearly
Meml
- -;*(
« x f D4 q ( z x c e u - e d e p , • > ^
AVl/-kdJAl /V W d
B r i t a i n .
iS l w a r d , didn’t
U etop at saying
.
|l that our edopUod jif .the con■ ■"
V voy plan would
/ l U A i n be e x t r e m e l y
■ 11k «1 y «> tnh-'.L-; ' D v o l v e u s In
u fl
war.
tho'flM L nk .before
M rlaw ay’a
A SDtorte fVWoerm To a4»J *
O ver-E x p reiied >
S elf on C onroys
M
Sanford Country Club
rK A jJinN .ijj PbcMDs'1^ x
P e rh a p s H oover
|H
PECIAL
I t ’# tru e th a t our aalee to B ritain
or* an o credit beau and everybody*
m ay be Middling certain th a t the
MU never will be paid. But th a t’*
hone o f the NaHa* buaineee. U, ulti
m ately, w t can t collect a. cent. U'«
o u r funeral; not thetre.
Stewart Says1
tom* everting* ago, on tho oubjeet
sf Ameritfin naval convoying of
__________ _ o u r shipment*
• o r k o n .w in . h a .w a d e d
T A V o R M it
Chn that grocer properly be ealdj
to have--attacked” thoee hoodn
EX- F n ESI DENT H E R D S ILT
HOOVER, broad coiling hla view*.
ium
worker* atUI c o m * f n » Uw ehlpbu lid in t. aircraft and mmehlne
tool Industrie*, b a t th a t a llttla
la te r a a h o v tag a ef l i lk t ordnance
and ammunition worker* la *xto do. tocted.
OLD MILWAUKEE
• Sa/ti-Surcn.
IASY
- r
�r
Colonel White
Musters In
Defense Force
Germans, Italians
Reported Attacking
_Island Of Cyprus
Production
, dT Planes Today Group To
Men Return To
A t Aircraft JFire D epartm ent
o r Coknpany Plant On • W ill Add Extra
, Roosevelts Orders
Get Drill
And I n s t r u c t i o n s
On Monday Nights;
Equipment Ordered
•isL 3,500
Man To Force
/Soldiers Continue
• [ To Guard Factory Good Report Is Made
Production Resumed
>* On $200, 000, 000
*'• .Worth Of Orders
WAeimiOToN. hm k>
•
m
^
•
•
^
'#
To Commissioners
Of Sanford's
Milk
i
. Ar»
~ n will b t addad U
the F ire Departm ent dorian the
sum mer months as an eAden pm*
caution against fires and to kaap
th e force n o rm a l during th e va«
(AP>—T*1* W*r D epartm ent
cation period, it waa decided by
C e n trw s
uw dy
to
the
City Com m bs ion last night
« M i t r u k ( I . a o -ra ile d p ro p * » ty n U i n
b ill te m p o r a r ily
HalL* r*ru U r
*l th* City
**
"O r—I t speedy
p u M fp
This Is the first tlm s this
*
Ie g l.la 4 ln n u 7 g iv e , h .
been done, U. N. Sayer, d a rk
P re s id e n t s p e c ific a u th o r it y
said.
J*
*1 1 * W m i * l l r l l n .
Kir* Chief Hack N. Cleveland,
» » b * r t I*. I'a ttr r o o n . C n d e rIn making tbs
request fo r an
,
of War. (old tii*
additional
man, pointed out th a t
S T *
M i lit a r y
C o m m itte e
there was an Increased possibil
t * a t l a i a d a f l i l t t o the a *.
ity of fire dus to sabotage, At
l* c t iT * S e rv ic e L a w . B u c k a *
the same time he asked Hanford
^ tfE ? * * * ^
S e n a to r C o n n a lly
residents to watch th slr premises
• * C h a irm a n V in s o n
carefully for fir* h h u a rd s, and
(D -G a ) o f th e H .u a e N a v a l
to notify the departm ent a t once
C o m m itte e . w o u ld “ f i l l
til*
If they discover a blase.
aa tbe W ar Deportment
The semi-annual report on the
it.'
condition of dairies In thla section
a a ir n d m m t*
in w lt
w e, made e t the meeting, and
r a a b l*
A .
fo v e rn m rn g
to
Mr. 8ayer said the report was
t a k * o v e r a n y p la n t w h e r e a a
•one of the best we’ve had.1’ A t^
f l u t i n g o r th re a te n e d f a l l a r *
a meeting before, two other an*'
™ p ro d a c tio n In te rfe re d w ith
alyaes were
presented to
the
■ • • M ia l d e fe n * * p ro g ra m .
Commission, and the tw* a n .
nounced
last
night
made
up
the
. LOS ANGELES. Calif., Spring milk report.
f e " , 10
Lieut. Col. Roy Tlllls waa authorilad to
Cb*rle« W. Stelnmeta no- Work half lime on the Police
today that 8,BOO men Force and half tim e collecting
— Mturned to work at tha delinquent personal l u e s for the
City. Sam C. G ardner has been
forth American Aviation added
to the police fore* full time
V A m y off k e n pro* Mr. Bayer eald. Miss Caroline
to start war pUnaa McKmwag. who has been on die
t a c tio n p»npU • r the NYA. waa put
t
— „on tha Miles fates full Urn*
time h a t
1 w orlu
►&-SS
S TrttS
B jfM rfS ’" ' ’
p la n t w i t h
1 ). C em m lnafnai a n t l o r G * *
machine gunx and bayonatx.
Thrwa thousand soldier* of tha
1 6th Infantry,
carrying fixed
bayonata and machlna gun*, a r
rived a t th* p l a n t- yealerday
shortly after tha outbreak of
diaorder*.
T h e o c c u p a tio n , c o m p le te d w ith
th e s im p lic ity o f a ro u tin e m a rt
en t t t r ’ c lim a x e d fiv e d a y s o f te n
■Ion, during which the strikers
resisted pleas of th s lr own n a
tional C. I. O, officers to V stuin
to work.
p
A few hours a fte r the soldiers
took up their post*, company o f
ficials
announced
production
had been resumed In the plant,
which has a backlog of |2 0 0 ,'
000,000 in w ar planaa orders.
They reported 1411
workers
. P had returned. The norm al force
‘ is 11,000. E arlier an officer of
tha union, tha United Automobile
a irc ra ft division, re
ported 800 strikers had antarsd
tha plant.
9
Determ ined pickets who had
battled furiously In tw o clashes
w ith groups of workers a ttem p t
ing to pass through th e lines,
gave w ay with H ula o r no resis
ts nee before Ike long lino o f
. . khaki-clad troopers.
*
Oee defiant strik e r refused to
give'grosm d. A b a ro n e t slashed
through hi* thigh. R e w as token
ir s s l l s s U mm P a s s Three)
j^Nine Boy Scouts
Are Examined At
-Board Of Review
AS'rjr.trtsr^ss:
a t the Junior High School for
promotions and m erit ow srda, to
be given o l the regular Court of
Honor next Monday night.
chairman! Ralph Smith, Ir.. sec
retary; Ned Smith, W. K. End**
Scouts who war* reviewed ami
classifications a re os foh
Billy Johnson, aagia;
Ralph
BaMfc, osglei W alter tto e te , R.
METJnuat tsar.
f i r s t classi Billy Wilkinson, sea-
Tha Commission authorised the
payment of p o rt o f . another
month's salary to Jam as Spivey,
caretaker of the Armory, and the
County will nay the other port.
A caretaker has bean maintained
a t Uis Armory sines th s National
Guard waa ealled Into service.
Gun Expert Will
Visit Wednesday
Ken Beegle o f A tlanta, On.,
representing
th e
Remington
Arms Company o f Bridgeport.
Conn., will ap p ear a t th a week
ly shoot o f the Semlnola Gun
Club tom orrow afternoon fo r an
axhlbltin of shooting . Byrd J.
Goode, president, announced to
day.
Mr. Beegle will dem onstrate
fancy shots erlth pistol, rifle and
ihotgun, end will also give point
e rs on th a safe handling of fire
arm s.
*
Tha public It lavttod to the
dem onstration, which trill be held
on th e rang* o f th e Gun Club
n ear tha M ayfair Hotel.
T h re e o ffic e rs an d 64 e n lis te d
m en, w ho
have
sig n e d
fo r a
th r e e - y e s r p e rio d as - th e home
de fense u n it o f th is c o u n ty , w ere
o f f ic ia lly m u ste re d
In as C o m
pany. 18 o f th e F lo rid a D efense
^ f r * la s t n ig h t a t th e A r m o r y
by L ie u t C ol. R o b e rt G . W h ile .
The n e w c o m p a n y waa c h a rg e d
Ith Its d u tie s
by
L ie u t.
C ol.
W h ite as i t w ns m u s te re d In. J.
L In g le y , c h a irm a n o f th e S em
in o le C o u n ty
D efense
C o u n cil,
com m ended th e e n lis te d m en end
o ffic e r s f o r th e s p ir it sh o w n In
v o lu n te e rin g fo r th e u n it.
R ifle s w ill be Issued to the
D efense F o rce W ednesday, E. C
H a rp e r, c a p ta in , announced, and
U n ifo rm s h a re been re q u is itio n e d
and a re expected to a r r iv e s h o rt
ly T h e men w ill m eet e v e ry M o n
d a y n ig h t a t th e A r m o r y a t 8:0 0
o 'c lo c k f o r d r il l and In s tru c tio n
C a p ta in lls r p e r u rg e d as m a ny
as possible In s ttr n d th e d e m o n .
B trs tlo n o f t r ic k s h o o tin g w h ich
i l l be g iv e n
liy
K en
lle e g le .
spo nsore d
by
th e
R e m in g to n
A rm s C om p any
o f B rid g e p o rt.
C onn., a t th e w e e k ly sh o o t o f the
S e m in o le G un
C lu b
W ednesday
a fte rn o o n .
T h e th re e o ffic e rs w ho head the
D efense Force a re E. C. H a rp e r,
c a p ta in , W ilb u r
D.
H o fm a n n ,
f i r s t lie u te n a n t, an d J o h n L G a l
lo w a y , second lie u te n a n t.
T h e co m p le te ro s te r Is a t f o l
lo w s :
F ir s t se rg e a n t,
T e rrs n re
V
B ro w n ; se rg e a n ts, B o n n e r I „ T a r
t a r ; W illia m H . M esaer and V iv
ia n A . S n e e r:
c o rn o ra ls , E ugene
B re w e r, C laude C. Locke. P aul P.
R e to ld , S idney M IliC Iv ir d . Jam es
G. S h a ro n , J r., an d C ecil B. W ise-
P*
P r iv a te s ; Jea n 9. A d a m s, Rodt o y It. A s h d o w n . J a m
T. B e n
to n , H e n ry I I . C a r r o ll, Jsm e s I.
D u n n , S te w a r t P. D u tto n , G eorge
E. E lliw o r t h , I r v i n E . E a tr id u
J r . ( B y rd J. Good#, Jack R. I I b U
C U u d t 8 . l l a w k t n i . K u g rn c W .
H i i l f r , J im e # I f . H o d g e *. J i m i 1*
R. H o o U h in ,
R oy
L
llo w e ll.
C la re n ce
W . I s b lll,
('h a rltR G
Jo q u stts, Paul P. Johnson. R ich
srd A. McCIslland, Chsrlss F
MeHlsrrow, Alms
C.
M s d d rn .
John W. M rlsrh, J r , J s m rs It
Mtnghlnl, Richard
K Monroc,
H»rb*rt F. Mosas, Julian A Pood*r, Marlon L . Raborn, J s m rs N.
Robson, Jr., MHUrd K I t u lh n ford, Lucius P. Buuls, J r ., Grorga
H . S c ru g g s , C *H
E.
S m ith , E d .
Seminole County
Delegates To Go
To ‘Boys State,
Iona Aulin Wins State Honors At
4-H Qub Short Course Contests
S o ld ie rs
Ir is h , p o u n d
o f th a 1 8 6 th I n f a n t r y , fa m e d as th e o ld F ig h tin g
do w n s Tennessee ro a d as th e y m 0 ve to w a rd s the
" f r o n t " in th e cast w a r gam es. B e v e rly .s e v e n th o u sa n d tro o p s o f
I he S e ve n th A rm y C orp s w ill a U s m p t to stem an " in v a s io n " fro m
th e G r r s t la k e s . T h e III6 th la a N ew Y o rk o u t f it .
Mrs. Garner Dedicates Newest
Book To Sister, Mrs. Thrasher
Annual Pet Show
Will Be Held At
City Playground
a re :
K a rl A . B lanW enahip,
l.n n g
wtMNl C iv ic C lu b ; E lm e r S H u n t,
O vie d o (C ham ber n f C 'om m err**;
D a v id G a tc h e l, L io n s C lu b ; K a il
J e te r,
J r,,
R o ta ry C lu b ;
A ll ( h r c h a rm s o f c h ild h o o d 's W .
M a ra h a ll,
K iw a n it
d e lig h tfu l 1-scsp sdre s r r v it u lly K tlw a i d 8.
T a y lo r
H ro w n , J r ,
b ro u g h t h a rk in " W » y D o w n in t'lu b , and
T vnm -ssi-i-.'* th i- la te s t hook hy A m e ric a n L e g io n .
W h ile in th e R ta te cnp il.O the
E l u . s G h rn e r, T h i* , iie rh a p * , la j
w h y it w ill sp y,-i,l to th e a d u lt h ‘’ >"
Join w l,h o t h . - i. fro m
r w i. lr r ju s t n« m u ch as In | W I '" r o u g h o u t
Florida In Ic s rn m g
c h ild re n f o r whom it » « . o r t - l " 1’ *
,n '> P *r*‘ « th e S la t.- govm a n ly w r itte n .
,rr n m r n t.
w ill he lo d g e d f o r a w a rd s "
.(ro w in g s , w h ic h serm
to
ha
f ir s t , aecond a n d
th ir d
p lu r "
^ n n r and y e t have s i rib b o n s .
[ro n is h in g ly re a l q u a lity
--------------------------I E ve n th * a n im a ls In th e she!_
,
__
ip „ ,
. hes---eats ro o s te rs , rh v k e n s snd
Itm h t
k i* s
a re a l
e xp re ssio n
P resent Income
Exemptions R etainedj'nIn'h.^rou;,« " ”n ., 1hr rubll.
-----------W A S H IN G T O N , Ju n e
|0 _ ( A ’'
— T h * H olla# W a y s an d M e anC o m m itte e vo te d to d a y to re ta in
p r ra e n l Incom e ta x e x e m p tio n s >d
1800 f o r s in g le persona an d I V 000* f o r m a rrie d couples, and also
* 1400 c re d it f o r de pendents .in
a d d itio n to a spouse.
Q ty News Briefs
ra tio n
o f th e J u n io r l.it e r a lu r e
w b tr b | , d is t r ib u t in g 4 0 ,.
m)0 r.u iie a o f
M rs
G a rn e r's
,„m k , Ih e a u th o r te lls s h o u t th #
...|u m e ah# w ro te and Illu s tr a te d .
q b, *a y a :
,f j b a T r o fte n e n te rta in e d boys
, nd g lr ) , w )tb u le s o f m y c h ild
hood on a T a nnsssee p la n ta tio n ,
|so t d e rid e d t o p u t a fe w o f
IC'totof'lMWdtol mm P a w Th r» v )
iRescuer Says U. S.
Vessel Torpedoed
R IO D E J A N E IR O . J u n a 10
— C # p t# in W » ld # m # r L u c io
I'e r e im o f th e B ra tllim n i l e i m c r
O s o rio in # r# d io £ r# m to th e A elo d a tc d I ’ ress to d a y a u n r i r d th a
U n lU d B l i U i
# tc « m e r
R u b in
M o or* fu n k In th e A t la n t ic M a y
21. w m
to rp e d o e d .
The Oeorlo has aboard 11 per
sona from
the
Robin
Moor
picked Up from a lifeboat In tbe
mid*Atlantic Sunday.
Sunrivora Mid there had been
three more lifeboat# containing
•even paaaenje r a Including three
women, one child and tftt crew-
Francis Underwood
Die# In Knoxville
lannncsc-Kasi
S ix ba ys, sp o n so re d b y v a rio u s
o rg a n is a tio n s
In S a n fo rd
m id
S e m in o le C o u n ty , w i l l leave K tila y
n ig h t
fo r
T a lla h a •see
tu
p a rtic ip a te in th e a n n u a l " H o y * 1
S ta te ,'1
F o rre a t
G a trh e l
an
nounced a t a d in n e r m e e tin g o f
('a m p b e lU L o a a ln g
J*oat
of
the
A m e ric a n L e g io n la s t n ig h t at
Ih e L e g io n H u t.
T h e b u ys and th e ir a p o n « o ri
Tht* A n n u a l p H show ro m fu c tF o u r . 0 , 0 . . ,. f th e book h a v r
T h r r w l' 1 b* ,n.
r » P "*l
ctl by thi* C ity R c c rc n tim t D e
^ o tr o fp a rtm e n t w ill be h e ld Bt
th e l u - t boon to r o ,ro d hy th o H . n f, ..d " w r r k • " d * J " f
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W e d n r*d n y a fte rn o o n
at
2 :3 0 IlfM ig h to n , h h ru riftn ,
d o n 't
s la y
on
th o ,
'
r\\U
o 'c lo c k
a n d Mil I kin d * o f p H a yo u . th o y
m an o f th a F l k . C lu b Fia g D ay
a re w elco m e d an e n trie * . Mima ah* h o . lo n g
,
_
„ , o o lr b r a tlo n c o m m ltto o , anpoarod
E le a n o r M o rris o n , re c re a tio n d i
W ay D ow n In T o n n o s .ro
i . ol l h , , # f t ,.n
„ k
re c to r, *atd to d a y .
| dcdivattM l to M m . G u rn e t's n is t r i,
I h r m s m b s rs to c o m r in a b o -ly
S l i rla R R ifica tio iiR o f p e l* are M i*
R. T
T h ra a b e r o f ( ‘ H e r ,
to th o h a ll p a rk S u n .la v a f l r t
e lig ib le
f o r e n try ,
iiic to d in g I A te n u e , o r " K a t y 11.,"’ an nhe
no on 1o 'o ln in t h r n h s r r v a n r r
b lrd a , B m all
a n im a la , re p M le j, re fe rr e d to . M m
G a rn e r »■ the
o f F la g D ay.
fo w l, dogs and ra ta . In a d d itio n ■f^ a tp y '1 o f th e b o o k, a m i a il Ihe
. . .
N r.) S m ith , rV a h n .a n n f t h r
In th u
rf* g u ln r
c’ lii" " ifir H liO fi* . m c i.lo n t. ro la to d in It s ro tru o
r o m m l t l r r on th - I ' n l l nw anlR
w ilt b r g iv t n
fu r th»* r . p o r t o m r . th a t h a ,
nod to t h o ', . , , S o r v lr . O r g . n l , . 1 io n . d r lv r .
m oat un icjiji* p H ,
Inrgr**!
p H . I.ttlo
g . r l . on th o lr p la n ta tio n
v „ , f „ r |h # r 0 .o p # r t l | „ n
lh ,
' *Tn#TIi*Bt n H n n d to Die nw tn •
101".non. T r ttn
p o -t In th s c a m p a ig n
| h a v in g
th e
la rg e s t
v a r ie ty
t if
W h o n th o bonk w as p u h h .h o d , ,
R riirs a s n ts H v s s o f I V .
J u n io r
petn.
M rs. T h ra s h o r d id n ..t k n o w th a t
t . , . , u r askod C . m p b r ll
In c lu d e .I in th e b ird class, f
»t v i e ile ilie a te d to he r, in»r h a il 1ra tio n a rc r n n a r lr s
and
« th . t • he Been th e
rn a fu ix f r ip t
She learn in co m p e te Rgalnwt o th e r
son g b ird s ,
p a rro ts
and
.d in
i am i- to the h h rn ry o u r tin y , M rs
y o iip g m i i f l t * in Die c it y e n d
(n lk in g b ird s , pig e o n s an d dov.-- Y| o u g h t on t elated , and th e re re
ata ti*, and It waa aurreeif t o ilo
THi- s m a ll n n im a l d iv is io n s in «e ive il the plen*ing n e w * o f th e
th i*
A m anager w ill be na m ed
r lu d r s g n in .-i. pigs, ra b b its , s q m •ttHlIral mu
la te r
Any
boy
in
S e m in o le
r r ls , fn r.cy in te r an d o th e r an '
M r* T h ranh er received an even G tn in lv u n d e r 17 ye a rs o f age
m ala
grea ter
pleasure, M r *
Mouglti* e lig ib le to become a m e m b e r
T h s ca t r la s s lf Ic s llo n Is x>'n ton mi ol, when phe tiegan lending I
o ra l
lo n g
b s irs d
and
shn, t the hook, f o r *hc had hern a o f th e new L e g io n learn,
Jack Rehick
of
M e lb o u rn e ,
h a ire d ra ts , w h ilr Ih s dog*
partne? w ith M r * G arner in a ll
ro m m a n d e r n f the s e v e n th d l* d iv id e d in ,o Ih re s classes
la r v
the iiin d e n U it related
t
r
i
e
l
o
f
Ih
e
A
m
e
ric
a
n l#eg ion,
s m a ll and
p u p p ie s
D n m e ",n l
MW « v
D ow n
in
Tenn es*eee”
war n guest at Die ilin n e r a m i
fo w l la rg e nnd s m a ll b re e d . « '» h ra been illu R trated , like
M r*
m e e tin g
l e t fo w l and a n v o th e r l y p r m m G a rn e t's o th e r b o n k *, by ih e au
F o llo w in g Die bu sin ess session,
be ante red In th e show as w e ll ^^
w h pen an d in k and m l
th e L e g io n n a ire R
w ent
to th e
as re ,.tile s
|n r* d p e n cil T h e d ra w in g s in th is
w h e re
Ih rv
w ltness^nl
E ach r n t r y m u s t have a 'a .t,„o k a ra m o re n u m e ro u s A rm o ry ,
»he m u s te rin g in n f Ih e R e m in o le
s h o w in g Ihe nam e an d age •> u n j l.e lle r done th a n In ,b e n th m l th e a d d re -s and I f Vl,| u m M
M u rh o f th e .h a r m C o u n ty D e fe n ie F o rce
Lost* Aulin arus gkostfi as or* abort courses
atlandcd by the
fle a h fttw r w Tnnera o f t h f girls iacludsd, D r. Edward Con
clothing aoutost a t th* 4-R Club rad!, praaidsnt of hi*
Florida
' ort court** to ld a t TtlLshatStoto CoHsg* fa r Woman; Dr. R.
i tost w«ak and wiU wow
p*t* fo r th a flr* t ptota a i d a trip L Eym aa, 4aaa of ths School of
to C U c s f t to O etotor, Mrs- K ara Edncattoa and Dr. M argaret R.
Andrews, I t a u
d a w in tn itln p Sandals, t o n af tha School of
Hama B rnnaiaka, wha had just
s g r a t, said th is m a n tog.
I t w aa th* ( b i t Mas* a girl r r t a n a d t n m
a coofsrenc* on
a u tritto a a t Waahlngton.
(to m
O tto r (p m to re ware Tom WsU
waa atota
t o e o m p - •an, atto n a g -g w ia ra l; Carl Boretittoa w ith th a f a a r a tto r wto- In, atoto .to a d a f tha National
am a and t o r w a n will to Jadgsd Dafanaa Council and Mrs. Dunto th * yaaa J a r th a trip to array, atoto to a d a f th* woman’s
dM aia« a f t t o N ational Dcftna*
The Seminole Gun Club will
vriassaya to th* <J*4Mng
m meeting tonight a t 8:(X»
w a n aa JoOowai mhoal
4-H Ctob girls who mad* tha bold
o'clock la
the
Com mtaa in n e r * ’
trip i n Margaret Orem and l-o- Room
th# City Hall to elect uf
red
HU* Smith of U t o Monro*; fleer# of
for th ecoming year.
W
um
C to rto tto Tru* of IWllaon School;
aUUOfBQ
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Mstts.
M argaret Cadlum.
C, B. Wiaecup, federal •utoMildred tnologiat and Dr. R. W. Ruprecbt.
e t tomlxM* High School; o( U * ladaraJ and SU U axperi^ 5 5 & a th* t ^ J m T k t S ■Mat I t a l i a n , will *p**k tomori or Dvtoto, Owon How*U. row a t t t o Junetoon masting of
U r p a t and EloL* Lorgoul tto Kiwanla Club a t 18:16 o’clock
~ * - Johnnl* Moo • t t t o Vaktox HoUl.
o f th e
Allies Advance
In Middle East
Legion P ost T6 Bnck
Junior Ball Team;
USO Aid Is Asked
win C. Smith, Jr., Grorgc A
8p**r, J r , Jam as
A
Strang*,
Rob*rt M. Sturdivant, Joh n II
Tatum , Oscar 8. Tolsr, John St.
C lslr W hits, William H W lc b o ld t.
Georg* F. Wilkinson, W illia m C
Willingham, Jam as A. W r ig h t.
the owner
»nd Roy R. W right. Jr
a
e s r r ip
f th e Ilea
pet in
F n lM
_ d
---------f tinthne obook
t h r Ic le v e r
E sstsrn oystsrm sn refer to the
sm all Pacific Coast oysters as
oystors.
Invasion Similar To
Thai OI‘ ( ’relo is
Said I’o s s i h i I i ty (
l*> l/oiuloii Source
Orders Martini Law
l,,tlss (irons \ \ rorsc;
Nfgtdiiil ions F a l l
»‘r c "
n ,,: iii
a n ti
lunt*
ill-
Ml itllp lliq tin 1 Mill ,i|" l ' v *
i
G en.
D e n ts ,
F re n c h
G o m m ls s io n e r in S y n .i. huc la re d u s ta te o f - u g t
th r u ,
a o e iird in g to re |N iri* ft s•i n | m
key
I t I* f u i t h r i t r p . ' f h t l th m
severe rn e a su ie *
ore b r in g m
d e rta k e n In *fnrii|« m tl | i i r ] t - ft
i* h a H iv it y arid
im.-.i-Mi,* m
S y ria .
n Ki t
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. . 6»f.i>t
Die \ l -
I'
I
16lode uf
■m t to r
lo u t
41f
M ip p o rt-
p 11 iwing
Mr«. Anna Goodloe,
Here 20 Years, Dies
Lions Are To Get New Cage As Family'i:;.
Of “King Of The Jungle” Increases
th e m be droppe d m h O -rrn t p u ’i •
in one o f
tb e r o ll re D un
h " * 4w ith a n u ta a tlA ch e d " F o r Hnb>
Liona.**
Mr. M o u g h lo n
said h«
w o u ld b u y iu m r
m e at fu i Do
y o u n g s te r ■ w ith th e m oney.
T h e new go ld en spide r nm n
k#ya received fro n t S o u th A n mi
lea seve ral weeks ago w e re n « l
d o in g so w e t] on M o n ke y IslR iid .
M r. M o u g h lo n aaid, a t th e o th e r
m o n ke ys on Ih # Isla n d w ere U dd
• r an d snatched tb e fo o d o u t o f
th a hands o f th # sp id e rs.
Kam i
with tha breblotn of harping th u
1
• i iiivnIhi ‘i i o|.
iff IV i
Sunt
«f
KM.l.li’ M Ml
I »biy m u *
i kvr *
mid
of
i i i 11 I h 111!V>l
iiii I'v p r ii*
•11.
drive mid s t Die P .11 l"li 11'
this m orning Ml *1 Ofl H , Id. 1
receive
firm
1It"1M11111111*
1
the rn mpuig o nnd " Io n on M ,
■|1 »".M
r o lle r Don +>f money f.*r Die
g a m iM liiiH , ( iiMilcN \
H ii«ii
c o u n ty ih iiin m in , mud l i n t i
lu g
m r o ,i., A Im iM nil n f Di
tb e ( i »"ll r f til I I . i f t H
( OTiltl
h c a .li d In M H ( If omii
pri'RHfit ami m m i ')' d lit . •
and «nl1r*itnm
ret
th e y to14*f I*’d m il m i Mh I
to him nr am i
In i - i ,i i
i I
Y l’ M »l itw V lif f e t l l n II
iL
buy*
from
The
S .iu f-n f
aid i A iM n i |m iii)d h i - #*♦»•*,
U R O and tin ik h i n m**
lliu
O lifil
MradHhaw Says rl'h is
i County To lie Firs! 11;1*
To Reach Its ()uot;i
Remit"
<,|'
11, , i i p l i ( i l t i ,
i,
tlU»llM'M< | Gut r
Iln u rs
Ax in
>III
\ i
i u,
100 Workers
Meet To Start
Canvass For USO
is
Mu’
I ,, I' ;t *'hih’-
1
wen 1 oil' tn fu v r r 1 h r i'iH
Id r i a t u i 1* 111 fn t n iin g t li.- 1
1
o f \)w m i I i i i * and m ■ 1
U RD, M l
1lrad")n»vv ♦•.(I • I
S ince A K
Y im .ll
Hi
o f Die "p e i m l g i f t " • h >hi
I a fiy 1 n f to w n mud u i l l n
1
l u rn un Til tiu n g h f Die «
1
that
eornmii (n *
w ill
rod
u n t il to m o rro w , M»
H i t ' •*
said, A ll n lh e r n u m iu iit <
h ire . A n n a
Jud aon
G o o d lo u , In f u ll a w in g n o w n i M r Mi 0 1
re a id e n t o f S a n fo rd a in c * IW iil s h fw Went m il
In envei
and w id o w u f th e la ta G a r r v lt c o u n ty and a f f ir m ................ 1
V . G oodloe, died th la m o rn in g h e lp e r a fip n ifilm e n t"
m
• i» f
a t h a r hum a, <17 K aat T h ir d co m m im iG e "
S tre e t.
A t 1 h r meet m g h r M \ < 1•
B u rn a t M l. I ’ laaa ant, A la ., ahe d a y tifle r n io ir i fit Du- f 'iiM >■
waa a m e m b e r u f Ihe M e th o d la l o f f ’ e in iu e rc e a ll n f tin* • • •'• 1
C h u rc h .
m en prenent and w n r k i r 1 f i nn
S u r v iv o r * Inclu de
her
tw o th e c iv ic m itl f i a t e i n a l m y « n u »
d a u g h le ra , M ra
M a rth a H a ll o f t lop * o f Ihe c ity c * pressed 11•*
S a n fo rd and M ra. E l li a b r t h Ge- c o n fid e n c e D ial
ib e *|iu»tn
' ' \
rle n o f A la b a m a ; a aun, K c m b a rt S2,&Cin would easily be re.u h- d
G. Good Inc o f P enaacula, a n d a T b la m o rn in g M r 1 Iriid "h n w
• la te r, M rs . J. T . H o d g so n o f I f no o th e r c o u n ty In th e rL D t
U ria h , A la .
had a lre a d y reached i t " (|i*o i i *>•
F u n e ra l a e rv ira a w ill be h e ld b e lie v e d th a t R em im de
1 '•• *■' •
W e d n e sd a y a fte rn o o n
at
4 :0 0
o u b l be tbe f i r s t tn get
*
o 'c lo r k a t th s A n d e r a o n - G r lfflth 100 pe rcent
F u n e ra l H o m s , 'w ith (ha R ev. W .
W o rk e r* fro m D ie
W ih ik , n ’
P. Ilu h rm a n
o ff ic ia tin g . B u r U I >c l u b , U M „ i c , | . c t i n g
up
II
w ill be (n E varg T aa n C e m e te ry . ■
i<
i ’ « « - T li rr * 1
Bine* the birth of the cub* tto
Ilona hav* tocom* conscious of
Itoir appearance and tto lr home
so Jamoa MougbU/t., park oupor.
InUndanL hoi decided to build sn
ot to r cage on lb* west aids of tto
two larg* cages for lb* lion***
who to now nt th* o tto r end of
.* row, noar tto bean.
So many call* her* coma from
poopl* who wont to buy on* of
tto cub* and duo to th* p robot la
Indies
who
ill*-
,i. d
(wn
1'if
llloilg
' f
fro m
D .ln
10
ll i.r la*
I ’ I it T y r o
•Dmr
hi
In *
inorrt
id mile#
* »i» en p■ 11ir'i"ta
lr n| tuw onl
n •!r ■■i?
I ,.! .
I 1.
th li
•.there* th e
r- L i u w n r -i I In* «dd,
%
>■Vie re 1 In is-
■nf pi'sien—
» Mf tutu nrt ire
1m,.
, ,,u .t
w hit b ft* r
1, ». . fu r Din
■,11v liUucktHl
ah 1, II I. t
Churchill Says Crete
Taught Good Lesson
111 LVW iTimt*
1 undo!ll. Jiillte
M in i'll i * ll 141. lull f a t i n g a IImian
nf I nmilinfi" ki
t t dIIIliv • • i u l o v e r th o
Ii .m
r 1 It |e.
l i »lu i t*d to d a y
D'»" , ' 4'i ii Ih’I' llfld cMH-num Uattle**
W
*HI " Uall VItor lb fighting1'' and
V x tiiiim f y in ikknit 11i | dn> till
por In nl pm t * in
Do* Nile \ nil ey.
T to Bombmla County Dcftna*
Council will to ld a m asting to
night a t t t o A rm ory Bt 8:00
^___
a
In u v t,in * , lir*,l*l*in ir w it h P * x •'daafc, J . L. lo g toy, chairman
u n Wl
• iim . C h u r c h ill
u rn -p te d
“ fu ll
' today. All to sd a of
Franclx M. Underwood
08,
r.
Houghton
onid
ho
rr»
|H > iia lh iljty " f o r
th e
C redan
o re urgsd to to prm - w inter vial te r in Sanford fo r
to
breed
tto
Uotu
n
t
tto
boo
and
t
•
m
ix*u
rn
an
,l
auld
th
o
IcaoolUi
« t tovnral yooro, dtod a t k b homo
thin montoya from grlltiiK anv o f C re te w u u h l lx* a p p lie d to
In KnoxvOk,
Tonn.,
Mondoy offer n il fu t u r e c u b * ( * * onto.
T to now eng* will to sto u t tllm mar, th* p«rk *up*rint*n<lrnt U r fc n x ’ u f It: itia in a ira in a t a i r morning, It wno learned today.
H r a r c u o n l G c rin a n a o f h a v ln ff ,
10 by 80 fool nnd will to eon- docldod to move them to a rag*
until thoy war* stronger, so they b o rn p o r a c n -b iirm * a tta c k ,
noctod «
h y t r a p d o o r* bo
. . or* now In tto rag* formally o r. d r iv e r l l r i l i a l , am i N e w Z e a la n d
cupUd hy Jlg f* . tto mandrill, ami H u lk in g M u u n .lcil L - fn r o t t o m In
t o r a n .t o « o t t M r ° * k * P t ‘ P w * * *
are gutting plump on a special th e C re te fig h t in g . Hut r e t r a c t - '
dial a f milk and bread in additiui n l a n e a r lie r c h a rg e t h a t G a rm o n ■
an si M ia ra c h u tla ta ho d worn N«w Z at*
to tto lr regular maaU a f pan
bananas
_____
land unifur tto, ,
_ i___J
a n d v o g rta b la *.
. J ,*■ • i i h i i k L .v '.iz X u fd d ilu ',,'* * i . , 4 *
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AN INDEPENDENT NEWSI'APKK
SANFORD,
Swimming Classes A t Sfenlando
WjjfiW. Are Prepared
; d fk r Army To Oper• at* Aircraft Plant
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B oum
• a t o u n t e d to d a y t h a t P r e a I d t t t R o o M v e lt w o u ld o r d e r
th * ta k in g o v e r by th * gov
e r n m e n t o f t h e s tr ik e - b o u n d
A v ia tio n
N o r th
A m e r ic a n
f * r ° * a t In g le w o o d . C a l i f , i f
t b e s t r ik e r * h a v e n o t a g r e e d
a m o n g th e m a e lv e a t o r e t u r n
to week Monday.
-t
Btepbon
T.
Early,
White
Rouse praea aacratary, t*M rep a te ra U>* naceaaary paper*
were ready for slgnatura for
the Army to taka over th* plant
and operate It, and that th* cablaat bed unanimously approved
aoch u ate* late ymtarday.
J f U C. t. O.-Unltad Automob B workers demand a eloaad
shop, 1* cant* an hour pay rata*
and an tncraesa la minimum pay
dram M cants to I f cants an
hour. i
O re r 111 persons have indicated thay would ba oa hand for
the swimming claasas to ba bald a t 8anlando Spring* next w**k
under th* supervision of Miss Elaanor Morrison, CHy RecroaUon director, H erbert 8 tar, m anager of the apringa, said today.
Th* classes are fra* and will s ta rt Monday morning a t 9:00
o’clock, with apodal rates for adm ittance to the spring, given by
th e m anagement.
Rainfall Misses
City Yesterday
But Falls Today
• ■ ...
Thn plant has 919I.OOO.OOO
sMkk of plana order* for th*
United Staten and Britain.
): A •k lfk gov er a want oflW al
After Month Of Dry
. Weather, Torrents
Mrs. Mayo Dies:
) Was Mother Of
.( Lodtl Resident
7.
1941
President Is
Market Sales
Misinformed,
Berlin Says Gain In May
of drought. Otceloa county re.
oorted an ond of Jte rough! also.
Lako County had scattered rains,
and In the Leesburg.Ladylake,
Montvarde-MinnooU
s e c tio n s
vrowers reported fplrty heavy
ihowora.
Moanwhll* tha Psdoral Agri,-oltural M arketing Service re
ported in Its monthly bulletin
(h at all Florida crop* war* su f
fering from lack o f rainfall, *«p*.
rtally In the contra) and northern
arena whnra soil moisture was de
ficient tafor* tha. a ta ri o f th*
Pendergast Receives
Two Year Sentence
' KANSAS CITY, Jun* 7— U P>-
T . .. J ,
FondergaaL M-yaar-old
fara u r Democratic political boss,
a«d R, E. O'Malloy, cm* of hte
IIontenants, wore sentenced today
In tiro year* anab in prison by a
fadaral coart which found them
guilty of contempt In deceiving
It hi Missouri’s 110,000,000 fir*
teauranoa aril lament.
B*4h Xalready have served fede
ral term* for Income tag eva-
A m
[British - Axis Vise
’ightens Its Hold
On French Empire
>r The Army’s Cleanup Squad
England Relies More
On France To Aid
In Retaining
Positions In East
War Continues
On Wide Front
.
K' /
Vichy Summons Loyal
Forces In S y r ia
To Resist British
*
Hr
4*eeriaM
Pee—
Torn by a conflict o f
ikithu—one In an old ally
and the o th e r in • new or*
d*r— thn em pire of defeated
Franco was squeezed tig h te r
today in th e
Brltlah-A xi*
vise.
^ i
B ritain's main
hope of
clinging to her eastern Med
iterran ean haatiunn, h er troop
placement* In the Blbl* lands,
and the naval atrongpolnta of
Alexandria, Cyprus and th s Bu
rs Canal Itself srtm ed more and
mum to depend un th* French.
T hr British fuund hop* today
in a press dispatch from Swltterland quoting a French diplo
matic source as , saying
that
Generalissimo klailm a Weygand.
commander of France’s colonial
forces, could not guarantee Lha
The U. H. Army will ahiindun Its familiar blue denim faligue altitude of hi* men In North
uniform (left) for a new uli.e dinh heriiiiglmne outfit (ngbl ) Africa If they were called on
The new uniform ctfnsi.l- ■>( full ru t Irm i-ct-, tailored pleated to fight the pro-llrltlsh "Fr»*
forces
of
Gan*rnl
bark Jacket, and a v a tr i repellent field hal. The uniform will French"
Charles Da Gaulle
b« worn for informal drill M Wl'll M* fo| I BIIIh fb IIv
Vichy authorities have called
on loyal fore** In Syria fo r an
unhuilglng defens* against any
H riii.h attem pt a t occupation. If
the British go In, n* they've hint
e d . their rank* llkaly will Indud*
Free French force*.
Meanwhile,
Italian
plans*
bum bed Malta and
lashed
at
Biilain's stubborn foothold
at
T»b,„k. Libya; German artillery
on the invasion coast of Franc*
-helled British shipping In th*
English Channel; th* L uftw affe
r a id e d
.Scotland, th# R. A. F.
blasted the German* on
thoir
o c c u p ie d ground aero** the chan
Sanfurd ritlsens would Im given
Brown nel and Ibe British contlnuad th#
the opoilunlty in e referendum to
lim p 111n g up of Italians In Ethlodecide wbelhei Ibe) went to elect
their mayor d ltrd l) ami change
The Vichy g o v e rn s *ot last
Ibe terms oftbe City Comrulssnight
inferenilally
rejected
sluners tu run concurrently In.
American warning* against col
stead of lielng staggenu), under
laboration with Germany and It
lb* prnvialiiiis of House Bill IH 7 6
appeared Franc* was on th* v*ry
introduced
by
Itcpiesenlatlvee
brink of a last fateful decision
John G I-ronaiily and F E
lo help th* Nasi*— If no more
Brady and passed by both the
l bon passively—In tholr slowly
Senate and tie House
.61r K st lit I •» I" ( IliM llt f M I *•f 11C
Under the p re s e n t s e tu p o f Ib e (llBtlflfc’ III will .1 I M lf-rr MR ■ It’R- glUbering offensive against th*
l|Rk}h Imperial bastloos of th*
City Cnmmlesslon, Ib e Mayor is
I n «l
an
m n iiit r r
of m H i r E a s t .
elected aa a Commissioner by ti«hUr t i»Ml,ount’
of I t r i t i r * r i t t n i l v e t E tu i I
popular vole and c h o s e n later by la t e r tn •» i i i i ’ i i i l t r i o f t h r 1037,
While th* French cabinet met
th# other Commlasloneie to head 1930 m ill 1041 .S in a t r a
In long and u rg tn t session w ith
them.
three of Franco’s colonial comMr
H " |i
in n o w
r o r n j i l r t i n f msndere to dltcut* defense o f |te
Terms uf the Comlaaloners now
h
i
t
t
h
ir
d
t
n
in
a
t
m
O
n
i
r
c
o
u
n
ty
are staggered, so that no more
possession*
th*
forslgn
offlca
than twornembeia uf ti e body n i r m U ’ r of l i i c I I o u m * o f K r p r v - spokesmen anaw trad with p twoat any one Ihnc are cmnplelely • r n t a t i v m u l r n r h r h«n U « n * paragraph statem ent th* declar
floor It’M'h’t **f maikcii ability ation of Cordoll Hull, th s U. &
new lo Its duties.
Ths*
turn offrrrrl tla*ir Secretary of State, th a t co-oporUnder Ib e term s of Ib e local
iimf»'«iiv In <*4»v S|»rn*anl I*
bill, th e Mayor and ad Ib e Com llollaml jimt U’foir a*«uniin|f thr allon with Garmany for aggr**sion would b* “ utterly inimical"
Smith of Lake Mon- iby *v*ry American op »*flh
missioners wuuld be e le c te d sim other off itf n Thry
havr »ta to
the rights of other power*.
roe School was rvcsntly Judged
t’sopl* from Gcrmsny would- ultaneously for
periods of two yrai»*
a|i|M'iiit»nrtit>
r<>nf irmrtl
*f lha W inners of th s Elks n’l go back to lh*lr own coun years. If ratified by Sanford rIt.
Vichy said In affect th a t th*
yvalrniav
*
•
lh«*
Srnatc.
Club *saay contest
using
ths try for anything, not bacaus* isens al a referendum, the meas
French government, "In a p a r
Jowl lifn ii
Mitjoommrnt of ticularly difficult situation” now,
subject *W hat Unci*
Ham
» h at llltl*r has already don# ure wuuld lake efect In Ibe 1P4I
th
r
li
>
•
inl.tio"’
I
a
n
t
iiifht.
Sen
**san* To MS.”
|<> tha people but w hat he will general elprtlon.
had as lha on* groat teak "to
ator Kiiu f I K ilouhiioUirr, San.
H er essay is printed below: «•» lo everything th at's free,
Date for Ibe referendum Kae ford, vbhtif hatniar wai born* safegaard tha vital Interest* of
Franco."
“ I a * proud to hays the honest, and decent,
not yet been announced
iaid him Inbiitr Hr maid hr
privilege to tall a few thing* I
"Thr** methods of our go*And It was added:
lo tie resume of legislation in
* him $$■ a lad of 14,
■■ow and appreciate about our " " m i n t are responsibility,a In- troduced ly Mr. Brady and Mr. irat ktu’%
"It is surprising to **• th*
and
Hiril
through
high
aclziol
country, th* United States.
vt-tigstlon, and will of ths niaC s a tla a e * O a r a s e T a i l
American Secretary of Btel* dowith him
**!■ America w# have liberty, Joriiy.
s c r ib e a t a policy of aggression
Hr ia m nan * ho hat always and oppression on* wbick is di
F * * * •i* ® * overyona should be
"Kaaoor.ability msano that our
tdayrd th* gwno- fairly,'' (Wnator rected against nobody and harm s
" f y . T o as# It la th* moat govrrnmant believes in being reaIIou«h(ddrr hni«|,
praiEinf
hla th# Interact of no other poorer."
w r a d m o l th in g
any
country sonsbte in everything.
“honrity, iiilrgnty, *traig ht-forJ***". j™ 1 “ ■ ••« * wa are
Investigation mean* th at w*
Another gtrOBf Indication n f
w^rtl
manmi
of
lifr.“
lir
la id ha
Bummer School classes
will
where m atters w ars haadlag In
Z°
***••
*
will not sentence anyone who
Karim-r
•
(tarm
ta,
wlom
• ! th* Unit- ha, committed a crime
until s ta rt Mondoy, Juno D, a t
the
Vichy was fam ished by n fo v ! T * - ftraraate* * U* things thr case has been carefully In- South Bids Prim ary S c h o o l and br dchcriU-tl m ‘‘two of Ban- ernm ent note— i*iu*d prim arily
ford
■
moat
honored
citlxsns.''
all student* In Junior high, gramto guide th* F isa c h prase a* to
“ W . ^ a * don’t have. vc>.gated.
” **** ,* ra i frsodom of Um press,
-WIU of th* m ajority m**na
IU attitude— which
flatly ac
T y v / FwiHQR and speech.
that our governm ent U run by are making up work this sum
cused th* Brltlah of prapariaft
__ ■ " W W . * . she pro** means „h*t th a peopi* say-govornm*nt m er are askxf to report to th*
an attack on Franck Syria, al
school white high school students
though saying It w as an Offa s
tuw te report to G. E. McKay a t
sies which had a a t boon "com*
Bids fur constructing an office pUtaly approved" by the B rit
tha high school, ha said yes
terday.
q addition to th* Fernald-Laughton ish command bcr a nce It wan
No work will b* accepted In M« moi imI Hospital wore received "w ondering I f It has sufficient
the Fall a* mad* up an loss tha May £U and upene<i yesterday by
studant presents a card boaring th* hospital hoard, but non* wa*
th* alguaturo of Mr. McKay as accepted.
Another date will b* set te
so p o rru o r of Bummer 8chooL I t
I* hoped (h at oil who are inter receive bids and a contract for
acted will register Monday morn arork probably will be awarded
ing in o rd er th at tha elaaaaa M a t week, Elton J. Moughloa,
may bo grouped te hogtn work architect, said.
Celery Buyer’s Wife
Named In Four Suita
aoclallon president, thay were
playing thalr
teat gam*
but
other members of th* directorate
decided that Hanford backers in
the club had too much money In
volved to allow th* franchise to
go without any further effort be.
ing mad* to hold It.
A t th* pr***nt tlm* th* dir
ector* a te Otto Oaldwell, Zeb
R atliff, Dr. L. T. Do** and An
drew Carraw ay, W. C. Hill re
signed hie position last week.
Mr.
Caldwell ha*
said the
local team la t*taring along at a
precarious balance without enough
money n******ry to run through
th* season. Of the almost $2,000
promised the aseoclaUon at th*
opening of th e soaeoe only about
1700 has actually boon collected.
Bhortetep M utt William* wa*
recently released and signed with
th* OrUado hall club while Prank
Hudson ha* bran sold to Ft.
laudordal* fa r a " a m i laum of
money.
Several men la v a gone to Dr.
Doss and offered their support to
the club, both through th eir work
and financially, ha said this
morning. W ith such man In San
ford willing to dp th a t ths d ir
ectors are reluctant to give up
th* frapcklae , D r. Does oxplaln-
Charter Change Kanner Is Given
Will Be Put To Oath A s Circuit
Vote Of People Judge By Brown
CitizenHWiU Choose Former Resident Of
Methods Of Elect
Sanford ('oneludes
ing Their M a y o r
Career As Senator
m
Lucille Spiith Is bike Monroe
Winner Ofl Elks Essay Contest
}
City News
BaU Player. Dies
>KE, N. G ,
BERLIN, Ju n e 7 — i/P)— P res
Business * f the Sanford Stats
ident Roosevelt'* assertion that Farm ers Market during May was
he had paper* on hl» desk out more than double the volume
lining th* purpoee* of Herman during the tame month last year,
propaganda In the United Slate* II. J. Lehman, manager, said
was described
by authuriieil today in his monthly report on
spokesman today a* "bearil on Sales at the market. The Increase
falsified document* or false in prohat ly was due to two factors,
form ation."
the market manager said—llg h er
Th* spokesman ad Jed: "O ur prices for products, and tie lung
objectives In the Untied States e r growing season this year.
are no secret. In fart, we are
In May, 11)41, the number
breaking our heads tu devise * of narkage, sold al the market
means of convincing the Western totaled <U,.*l'.i11 as compared with
Hemisphere th a t our sule purpose 14,108 the same month last year.
la peaceful collaboration."
Value of the itarkagra told
President Roosevelt.
In
on
aroused and aggressive m ooj |urap«*<i from $36,2X4 Iff in May
accused Germany yesterday
of last year In $99,44M 10 (his aeaa.
planting reports In the United on.
From thr «(«nd|H>ln( of voluma,
S tates th a t Ambassador Winunt
had brought word from l-umlon tb t la t !*«■*»t itnim wprr s(rinflt*aa
ami
tomato**.
th at England was nil in an<l batns. erlrry,
Pftrka* • < of karm sold totaled
ready to seek peace.
Going to the unusual length of IS,0C:i *t $l«i,CI?.r\ while 0,7116
perm itting direct quotation, the •mils of celery writ* sold at $21,.
President told a pres* confer ‘IA1J16 ithil 6,016 units of tomatoes
ence th a t W lnant hnd brought' ware handled «l $10,367 06
Hale* of other ilm n handled
"N ot even a tenth cousin of a
peace o ffer or anything like It torlnc the 1'iut mouth were as
— absolutely nothing like it. pro follow n
vided you use this not n* a den
f\e^t
Ulus
potatoes,
6,476
ial by the President but as an ttkndsi J crat.s st $6,66070: cuaccusation by the President."
c u m k i • 2,433 units kt $6,076.30;
Roosevelt Immedlatey made It green
nhhatfe•. .1,161 units at
clear, too, th at hr win not only fS^(K) ll
accsuing Germany of
inspiring
ltrio during May 1!»40, were:
such report*, through
Instruc
Snap k a t u , 9.913 bushel ham.
tions to sym pathizers
in this
country, but was also accusing pars s' $0,2III 00; gn*rn iitMmgr,
certain
Americans
of
being W * iHitb'l h it m per a a t $1.duped by the German propagan 'J7S.8P relery, I.rt24 units at $5..156.20 Hid llli-. potatoes 4.07M
da effort.
The President also revealed to units .1 $.1,070 JO
A Venice price, nf all product*
hia press conference that he had
ju st signed the bill perm itting sold at the maiket this «ur*Aon
the governm ent to seite foreign have been at Irnst 66 rents nu»rr
ships Inunoblllaod In this coun x*r unit than last season, Mr
try by the war. Im mediately a f ^Kmsn point* out In his report.
terw ard, h* added, h* Issued an Tusaatoea and r« lery _ especially
executive order to th# Maritime ■newMk* i*die* pains.
ContYnlmlnn to put the measure | A sl/eshlr iiirreasa in the
sm> unt fif oi'herp lettuce nold at
Into effect.
file market mning May. 1041,
U also a ho urn Last month there
vs*i * |3N rrntes of this crop sold
til it total puce of $42M 20, or sn
mw iNiff «>f $ I 10 )>rr crate a»I t
*i m< in M^> only fivr crate* of
r^ lettuce were stdd through
Four damage suite asking a
total of $10,000 have been filed tin mat kef At present western
*»
M
oient*
of lettuce sre bringing
In (he Valusla County Circuit
Court agalnet Mr*. M arjorie Mil. $1 ' • $4 26 p«r five doten erste*
ler of 2461 I'alm elto Avenue. no lie nerket at Jockftonvllh*
Sanford, wife of Edward Mill#',
relery buyer of New York and
this city, who was arrested Tuesday night In Dayton* Beach for
striking two boys on a bicycle on
Ridgewood
Avenue,
Dayton*
Beach.
Mr. Miller alen was named a
defendant, arrnrdlng So clerk’s
record*.
Mrs. Miller was charred with
reckless driving, and leaving the
wen* of an arcldtnt without
■topping to riv e aid. Rhe later
was freed under $500 bond, re.
dueed from $1000 originally set.
pending appearance before Ju s
tice of the re a r* Charles Beer*
of Daytona Beach.
M em ber Associated P ress
f
lust w asn’t Sanford's tutu.
Rain fall In several parts of
Samtnole
County,
Including
d ried a. Lake Monro* and Chflluota, yesterday a* well as in
•tbar p arts of th* state, but the
-bowers skirted th* Sanford area.
A t noon" today, however, a
I-W Th* govsram snt has a
xMh which te do t h a t
JUNE
|Germany’s Objectives Average Prices Run
I n United States
Higher For Most
| Are Only Collabor
Items' Of Produce,
ation, N a z is S a y
Report D i s c l o s e s
;£tep Meets With
\\ CkWnet Approval
jun«
SATURDAY,
-
Action WiU Be Takf men If W orkers Do
:! Not Agree To ConV tinue Jobe Monday
Wa sh in g t o n .
FLORIDA,
Summer School Opens
On Monday Morning
SEa^tr
No IlidH Accepted
For HoHpital Office
7—O f)
Clerical Workers Of
’NYA To Bo Dropped
AU NT A (brian) workers hi
KAIL OFFICIAL D IM
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flA TU RD A T, JU N E T, 1M 1
An A p p e^ T a Reason '
Mormon Misaiop
jcijle Smith
To Preach In
(m * Elks Chib
Beginning Jane 8 and conUnaEssay Contest Inc during the anmner mortis,
With strikes threatened' In vital aviation companies
and with walkouts already holding up valunbla shipyard
construction on the Pacific coast, determined action by
tho Halted States government to reetifr the labor situa
tion In this country would do more than anything else .to
Unify our poople behind our- re-armament effort and allout aid to Britain.
Unless the President has the initiative and fortitude
to clamp down now on the forces which arc undermining
our attempts to gear our industrial production to the vast
needa of Great Britain and our own Army and Navy, then
s
a
tr
t .t r
•Istained
become th e richest country and
th g ^ J.h ap p io at
people.
O ther
countrlce u e u m
“ Monument
of L iberty.’*
" I t's A mericanism fo r n o end
I w ill dedicate . n p c l l to my
country, and I hope not a t lb*
e spaase of ■others, bpt to the
pood of the land.
.
"W o a re A m erlrsns and are
free to l e a n th is country a t any
Ume. W e lo re o u r country >*reuse it gives us the hind of
life we w ent.
"T he democratic form of gov
ernm ent is th e beat. I would not
trade It fo r any e th e r no m at
ter how alluring.
" I know. 'T h ere wtil always
be a n A p e rie s
and Anweiea
shall be free, if A m erica m eans
as m uch to yos
as America
to com* A nd get us.
The labor movement during Mr. Roosevelt’s, adminis
tration has received the most sympathetic apd co-operative
treatment In the history of Ite development. Bo extreme
and ap.radical have been same of the concessions grunt
ed labor by New Deal legislation that there Is and has
beern a 'large segment of our population which has doubt
ed the wisdom of euch concessions and have predicted the
very abuses of power that are now being realized.
For its own welfare, for Its own self respect, and out
of appreciation for the man In the W))ite House who has
been :pre eminently partial to labor, but who now, in this
lATUWUV, a m r r,
n
Um . Cfcnrwti of Jeans ClnM W
Latter Day Swots -ewill bote nap.
vice# at the Woman’s dob in
Sanford. Sunday School will be
held at 10:00 A- M. and an earn.
Wl
her to Washington by auto.
Mamie Gardner of Xarianu
« guest at tea T W a .. , :
John Bittllnc of Rollins*
Irge Is attending the eopfci
of Presbyterian Yoong Pi
is ML Dora over the wcekei
The Community party on
day night v u under, the d
tlon of Mlse Marjorie Blai
ship. This Frida night It wl
directed by Nod Bmilh nod
Hammond.
t shall of
•WMdtn*,
not* be- weary to well dolngi (or
to- due seasoa we obeli r*»P. tf
W« U tah nsL -ndlskU aas. d if, £
a
m v ia n g , we
w e loaf
iu a i beside
u r s .u a *
e brook
c m
Daylong,
Idling through ( a limyIcon book:
lounpetslne though* sod word
-WjwJWFUw ee»*h with musis
Charter Change
Will Be Put To
Vote Of People
,TR« hear tbs, HUM winds lhaV
tik e , barefoot runners through
-
ttf «*8*V
a.
.We-'wiich tb* Bird,
of
Klght
ai)d b|cMctn*d
Instead the «Ugar quote plan makes thg nation deptfndent to a pattlai extent upon outeido sources, when nil of
Hie sweetness could bo raised within our boundaries. Tho
sonata is to be recommended for showing some consider
ation for the Horae folks,—Miami Herald.W E E K L Y
errav s
f a i l jtf a .
tU
\
b r u it
Inn Ju«t ended, It Is shown
hat 1!| hill!, worn KubslltoUd to
ilie Hun*,,. Ilricfly doscrlbou they
ire ns iollowsi
Houan Ulll No. 1101: "An act
cnlldntlng, ruttfylnjr end confirm
ing ns»«**m.mta of |iro|torty In
Ihr Town of Oviedo, aaaomment
roll*, sains of land for mATpaymuut uf taxes, tnx certificates
>n v-iid salce; nuthorislng fore-losure mi sitlil re rtlfk a te s and
subs, «|urnt di-llniiuent tnai-s."
House- Hill No, J4IM1| “ An act
to ranri-l tnxrs u cslnst property
pwiiwi by the Hnllle llnritson
Chapter, Daughters of the Ameri?an Revoluthm."
llouso Hill No. HUB: “ An s e t
authorlximr the City of Sanford
to burrow nmtioy f r r municipal
purpose*, dt-sciihlng
maximum
amount, how Indcbtrilnrs* shall
w evldenrrd, repaid, and limiting
amount of indrl-tciness nt any
time."
House Hill N». IBID: “ An act
resting n spcc'/il taxing district
to 1:1’ known as "Knnfind Port
D istrict” and setting forth ell
provisions therefor."
Hons,, mil No. irur.D: “An act
nnlharitlnv the Ilmtnl of County
Cummlssl, nrrs nf 8cm Inolo Coon-
N EW S CO LU M N
ju ic e s
-
Congressman ■Petersen and Bena le a Andrews h a w been working
toe soma time te hose the W ar
.S ?
p rp e rtm s n t place Florkto litre s juices , and Other citrus
W | N p , « tt e lr approved list
te *
romunlty and tor a sound national
economy when we toll you that
tu our own'Judgement the small
Investor and the family trying to
make Ha savings grow will find
United States Havings Bonds the
oafoat Investment to the world.
You can bur-' these bonds In amounta as lew as *18.78 from
Virtually «U bank* and any post
o/fica. No bank gets any com
mission or otbsr fee fog selling
— T..r
i
■■i i
Mrs. Robert B sm sn j en W to tn .
*<1 a t her home Tuesday In honor
of the girls in the senior class
who e re members- of her Sunday
School C lan .
. .
The dinning table w at centered
with attractive spring flstrese
end each girl was p m e u te d w ith
a hand pnlatad picture pad poor*
of "Sunset On C rystal U b e M. The
painting and original psoas wars
both tbs work of Mrs. -Hamstuh
Mr. and Mia. John McBenoU
of Zell wood and Mtsa Lung. MM
Donald of Lansing, M iphtow
spent Thuredey to L a te K u l
with Mrs. R. M. Rassoap -ana
be not budgeted."
*>
,
lim n s Bill No. U 70t “A* 4e l
to emend Sections 1, 4, and • of
Chapter
1BS01. Laws of _____
Florida,,
^ H a p i f r AO*NIA|
Acte of 1V31, being .on a c t r»UL
tng te the- establishm ent of ,*
publlo county hospital."
, ,
House BIO No. 1871i "An act
to authorise th e County to . lory
a ra te of milage not to- B M W
two mille against all iaJ able pro.
party for tha purpose of . ta iiro
Unance end ope ratio tv o f a cauls
ty hoepltsl."
,
,.
Hoose Bill No. 1871: "Am act
designating certain Bioie roads In
Mot# Rood No. 888," rv
. V,*S ff':vr*
*8*- f d te ,
*\w*.
Hop«e .BUI Jftv lBifti "
W1lw .
*
l fin* jptM
2 #it ii
-> t*teri|lng,tW
rammthslonrni
'tonnett to tea
ten d
'” \ftn.
and dealgas tad
Boar* of
to trgnafi
n o d and
I n 's fund
a# aromli
with the h s r r e il expected to end
'jy next month. The cucumber
«I anon also wee reported virtually
over.
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Green cart) ehlpmente have
been started from Central and
Southern Florida aectlone end will
begin soon in upper parte of Um
sta ts but the growing areas are
N d ly In need of toln. Shipments
of peppers from th s state will
decline In .th e next tw e weeks
uniats rain la resolved, said the
report. T W ' poikto harvest k
complete.’
The bureau reported the tomato
harvest reached a -peak (be latter
half of May, and th a t dry weeth cr has curtailed the rem ainder
of th e crop.
LG N G W O O D
uates. M argaret Arnold, daughter
Mc. pad Mrs. Leals Arnold of
ngwood, was m arried to Harold
Franklin of Or leads, Directly a f .
.tor. the g ra d u a te * exertieee Um
Ju d e a N. W. W are to Sanford.
The Bride end groom have
to n e to Orlando where U e r have
» . home already furnished. The
groom ham a position . in that
S
Loagwood
Houe Bill No. 1874; "A n net
authorising the Beard of Public
tnatructien and the , superintandent of public toatsnsiloe U da.
dusL upon w ritten , roguoet, from
Um salaries o f mambgpe of - the
for general social welfare work;
House BUI Ns, I87>i *An not
■uthorlllng raid boord to per.
rhasa machinery and materials to authorise end penglt tte re
cording
of- Inatnuaesito fund tor
fof WPA prop roma."
llouso Bill No. 1018: 'An Mt
validating, confirming and oporovlng bonds dried Jam 1, 1841.
the Mia of same, tho rofuadlnr
-ontrnct txrcutml by tho Consty
CcmmliMilonera and the mpnMf
af twymont ot fees thereunder."
House BUI tin. IflICi “An Wt
dealansllng 8UU Bond No. 884
as 'Haring Lake RaadJ - Hnuaa Bill No. LUBt “An tot
savinn nuthorislng and dlroatlng the
Clerk of tha Circuit Chart to doposit In the rcsul and diridge tend,
oogfoln monies held by him In
L ast to pay for lands comtenaed
for state highways, white an
an* has atolmod."
Homo Bill No. 1814i "An not
doslgnatlng a. Btats road
«om ta ef the N avyD epartm ent.
proeUoas to* Um antttenant
•Mb te s te r the pursiaae of conn-
HAT O U TEIT
* BtlD D Y? ■ &
Civic
League hold
the Juno, business session on
Tuesday afternoon. Mrs, W. J,
Hartley, vice-president presided.
Plans were made for sewing far
Ite busy sad tor taking part , to
national defense plane.
- 1
Robert 8tonerock af Loagwood
& SCPFLY
�iocial
LOtnUNB j f c
Two Entertain At
Bridge, Checkers
Miss Hurt Honored ,White Elephant Sale
At Coca-Cola Party Is Held At Meeting
One o f the m ost colorful p ar
teas
th a t given on T uesdaj afternoon
when Mr*. J. W. H al1 and Mrs.
George R. McCall enl- rtatqcd at
the home of the fo rr cr on Va
lencia Drive for a latge num ber
of friends with a l-riilgc .xml
Chinese checkers pany.
Emphasising a pn tel
nnrty
theme,
quant llle* i f
Picardy
gladioli, hlue plumbai o. delphin
ium
and
yellow
-Icnotnbium
were usrd to d c c o n -c the liv
ing room, dining rm -n nnd sun
parlor of Mr*. Itall' home
The handmade tal u-», which
w*re made with pn tel colored!
wool and flowered niiiit- nr>pliqued on linen rn>l*. fu ilh er
carried the party lh< me.
A fter several pjo resslnns of
bridge nnd rheekrr*. L illie were
eolleeted and Mr* J W bytes,
who rereived high
score
In
bridge, wn* present ■ I well a
linen luncheon set, Mr*. A rthur
Rranan received u linen buffet
•et for scoring screed high and
consolation
prise, i lmri.lri.nh>
apron went to Mi*. John J P ea
cock.
A cueki i clock t'*« presented slo Mrs, <; E. l!ollin-. who
received high seore -i the 1‘htnrse checker* games mil sireeno
prise, n ilouhle deel of nk.ving
cards, was nwnidtwl to Mr- K.
Compton.
A pastel rolort-d m- rouisp
was served at the . ocln-ieo of
the psinc* lo over till |>- i - i -ih
attending the party.
Complimenting Mi— Cii'lii-rliic 1 A "white i-lephsnl" sale was
lin t who plans to h-aie - ihiii featured at the regular monthly
A n d Personal Activities
Bodgly Editor J " —
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Big Audience Hears
Munson Piano Recital
Telephone 148 ties of the social s- iron
P e rsonali
Mobile,
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will
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the
t li . i I m-II i
\N liip lu im
i n li t t j i i nt- I
r In i tim e on \\ * f I if
S ih r l
i»(i
t liu is iln y
ii f t t i i i o i i
w ith
»i
Mr. and Mr*. 11. B. Pope spent
I t we* w ith deepest Interest
that' a large audience gathered Friday in Jacksonville.
*,
MONDAY
will continue a t I he Seminole High School
’• Club lo r th« auditorium Thursday evening for
Mra. Ted Davis of DeLand
O t w front 1:10 A. U . un- the program given ty the pupils •pent Tlio rad ay here Iwth friend*.
I tM A . M. w ith Mrt. Roy
of the Fannie S. Minnun Plano
assisted by Lucille Tolson
Doris and Robert McCall have
C hapter o f
tlio 8chool,
soprano
of
Daytona returned home from Brewtonk>
Auxiliary
of
Holy Moore,
Bptaeopal Church will Beach end Dorin Milligan, ac P arker College In Mount Vernon.
a t 4t00 r , M. a t,th e home companist of Strlacn University,
Miss Lydia Vlhlcn, front Miami,
W . K. Watson,' 607 Oak DeLand and Onnond Beach.
There was a charm and balance J
, with her cousin, Mias
In
the
selections
offered
th
a
t
was
Ann
Robbins, for a few day*.'
M ark's C hapter of Wowell
sustained
throughout
Me
A axillary of Holy Cross
Mra. Erie Nordgren la spendwill Moat a t the Parish program. Tb* piano numbers were
from 8:00 P. M. until unusually commendable for rase Ing the weekend in A tlanta with
■nd
technique
and
rendered
In
frienda.
f . M. Bach member Is oakt-d
t r h f h e r Bible, and please good taste, with unaffected grace
and
simplicity.
8omr
of
tha
Miss Dorothy Mitchil U spend
>•th e change in time.
ahera o f the
Dependable pupils displayed a pronounced ing the weekend wiln Mian n a t
artistic
finish.
ty
Know lion in SL Petersburg,
_.vod the M ethodist Church
The Prim ary School group was
th e ir fam ilies
will
have
Dr. and Mrs. A. W. Epp*. Mias
tnoal picnic a t Evanedale an interesting feature Mini little
TlOO P. M, Reservations fingers moved in remarkable Natalie Tim- nnd Dub andBllly
else
and
tle
s
r
lone.
Eppa spent Thursday a t Daytona
’ .be w ad e by telephoning
L o u t hT ir iK * » ? n lw ii y * n c t r n t f jiv o iit n w ith t h r kid* l i t r e , tl
h
Mrs. Moure |Hisnr*ses an un Reach.
M n n " nut iiKnipliR n hall f . *r >oninr nrliio n i - m mu «.f 11m lji*t p ‘
Goff a t 847-J. Mem usual
ropranu
v
in
e
i
f
rich
and
l>c ni:nlr of him, A f or m of i n f tin I i l r pn f i\ v ■:* o n d v •■
*:f tin- *p » 1 1
i
are asked to bring their vivid qualities.
Iler interpre
Mr. and Mr*, a . C. Madden and
b r o n v h l death to the lit y m r old ho'-ih.ill m r a t at Ins Iixuvt** m It* w ^ i and dishes. *
tations
were
Ihrillingly
effective
children
plan
to
leave
next
Tues
of the Woman's Mis.
with it delightful sentiment day for Georgia, North Carolina
, Union of the P i n t Baptist and
and systematic appreciation of
will m eet a t 3:30 P. M. the nood of each sung, assured Virginia and Washington, D. Cfollowing homes:
the Irchinenl side and full of
Mrs. F rn l Johnson and daugh
_. i One, Mrs. Eloy Delgado, on
poetic feeling
exquisitely
ea- ter, Barbara, are visiting Mr.
'Palm etto Avenue.
preseed.
She
has
a
splendid
range
_ _ Two, ■ Mrs. J. E. Pagr, end soars in her U gh Mnc* with •nd Mr*. Henry Drown and Jane
on Laurel Avenue.
Magnolia Avenue, with Mrs.
If. Derapier as co-hostesses. the ease nisi clearness of a flute.
In addition to her program num
Miss llr ttr Holland of T itu s
C. A. Anderson as co- bers,
Mr*. Moore sang an encore ville is th r guest of Mias M ar
Three, Mrs. M. C. Hagan by
special
request
"Indian
Isive
jorie Jones at her home
on
Club Road.
Marie"
by Geneva Avenue.
T h e following »»’trl«*
Inkt n
Pour,
Mrs.
Forrest L a ir from "Hear
Friml.
from 111* C'rorkctt Fnm.lv Sen828 W est Eighteenth
Mra, Moore was beautifully
Miss Louisr Swain la leaving Uriel of (lAdnflrll, 1 - mii , will !»«*
ty Deris Milligan, the tomorrow fo r Birmingham, Ala., of much intcr«**t h» <!»*« fium N
__ Five, Mrs. S. C Ora- supported
accompanist.
r i ii - 1 « i i l i i" 1 1 %\ i ii i it i li
to
spend the summer with her of Mr*. N»nnU* Wilt .m who
804 W est Twentieth Street.
decorations curried out mother.
.Hit.
I V t i I II
• III
t i l l
., I I H P l I
vlritin f with n dati * Hu*
“
Six Mrs. Ira Southward theStage
Hi || i > i
li , J. N
Him
usual
classical
effect
with
\ VI II
Mm .
‘•Thr lovely In im
it Twentieth Street.
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three
grand
pianos,
ci’obam
and
MIbi I.illinn Adama (a expect Maud Willlama wn- nifiim th e
i 11
\ \%
of tLn Presbyterian
MBldwrlll palms, pedestal ed to arrive hofhe tomorrow from Betting for a dixiduv id
••il
ill m eet e t 3:30 P. M. aricaris
l l . i l
M ill* " .'
ed
statuary.
To
the
left
hung
r
n
i
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m
i
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m
u
d
"
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n
it. ii
Sun •
f'allahaNRfe where the ha a been ( southern hospitality
< III III II
II
the
beautiful
port!
alt
of
Mrs.
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One. M ra L. F. Boyle, Munson with n large basket of during the 00-day Legialature day. May 25, when lot imiti
I
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aeaaion.
house* ifu en t. M in . N num
VV d
pnr
h t the tiomeofMra. while gladioli directly under I t
H.i'
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a
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iite
rta
ftiiu
l
In
i
to
phi
^
n
m
s
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isi
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g, 1714 Park Avs.
Those assisting at the door and
Friend* of J, J. puren will rr- and a fe w o th e r u n p "’ *, w ith a J i*h
Mra. W. S. Earle ae back stage a r m
Mrs. John r r e t to learn that he la in the 1:011 o 'r lr r V lurich« "M
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Misses Msrlhn Fox, Mary Atlantic C oait Line lloapltal In
Two, Miss Let tie Cald- Kelley,
“ Mrs William" who wop
u
Nell Smith, Mnry d a rle , Joyee Wayernap* O i„ where he ia un*
okalrman, a t the home of Adams, E litsh rlh Whlgham, Jean
lovely (fra y |pnr|?i‘'Hr d n
*‘tol
1 \ Iv 1
H tiH In l
n rorwnire 4if iw n t |n
vva* iif8, E. Andrews, HOI Palm* HV1 igham, Jean Harper anil W al dcrffolnir treatm ent.
11
M . '
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Niated in recehiny* anil • nl.TI II
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A
te
r
Smith.
Joan
McTeer
dia
Mr. and Mrs R. C Mavw«dl ta Ittinar hv her in* • • ■ M« -•l.nne*
Three, Mra. Daisy Lewis trihutnl the programs.
fw 1 '
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left yeNterday
for Miami
to Maude William*, lliid n * .Iiii.Khoii,
AI
__ A 1007 Magnolia AveRecital selections included the Bpend Ihe weekend with tlitdf
1
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M
M
w tth Mra. J. N. T olir sa co- folluwtug:
M r y lle Hofki*r ami I n n M**hlrv.
V
.
S* r .
I |)A P
non In l a w nnd
daughter,
Mr.
“T hr rpachMiN sun room noil
Deep
Purple—I’e
trr
II
•Hose
and Mr* Jarnea B. \yatkiiu.
Four, Mrs.
Francis
other mom* wen*
|n*niiihfullv
ri i »
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l lll h ill |
Plano L Ruth Slenalnun
er, chairman, at (he
d e ro ra te d w ith (rtf I tMontin 11 • f
I I I I fl < I I
Piano
II.'
Pauline
Mr
I
ad
Inn
1 5| , . M (
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1,
Mr. and Mr*. L. M. Bwaln and roaeit an d la rk s p u r T a h ir " w m *
Mrs. W. D. Hofmann.
Plano 111. liladys Isle I'ipply. children plan to leave tomormw
11, •) \ t '
IP- I . . J I i .
Drtva.
,
a r r a n u r d hfitopn r sttylr in
1h>
assisting.
U
tki ,
llirm lnrham ( and
° lh ir ' dining room which whs d n isrifi -l
e, Mrs. A. D. Smith. B hrplerd's ilry (English Mmrb for
i
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HI
P. ilits
H\
luiluta In AUUaraa where i h t y » w lth
v iv id
culms
»>
■i home of Mrs.
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Dance Tun*). Arrg, by IVrcy svlll
AtHQiJ
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sk
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i m Or andvlew Grainger -Billy Muyr
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________ Jam es Mough- Prim ary Sehool Group:
1‘ " f
) "A t th.- table again lbs smith
co-hostess.
Mrs. Jesai# Ruuasvll ami *iin,|rrn «r c. nl pr.-.lemlnal. 1 in ih .-'„
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My.
Puppy
—Myra
Adlrr,
EndBig, Mrs. J . D. Woodruff,
Jer, left yesU nlay morning for f,H„| srrve.l which re i.-i-tn l - f '
•
tv t
lie .*
aley Meiseh
in a t the home of Mrs.
' O J*
f i ,, .t , hi, t
Elfin
Revels—Mari
Paldi, CTevvIand, Ohio, where they were ; r „ „ Pllrv , i v|,.
H uff, I I 80 Banrord Avo.
iailed by lh« acrlnua llliieas of
sain,I su,{ n vegi-lnhl- ....... - 1
RI chan I MeNnb
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11 I " 1 1 1 % \
il i ; i
I corn lieht In (Util an.l h><t i -il j
GranlMua
al-UiilWelc f Mra. Ruaactl'• brother.
< li t i l i |l
Women'* Circle will
ripple | )■<*. rhe**"t* anil him k
VI
l 11 i j .. »"f
Over tho
Waves -fiihaefferMia* M artha Adama t* ex fee. P a in t y p la re r a i d " lim d •
a t f:0 0 P. M. with Mr*.
Hi '
1
l
I t . (.Ml
4%|
G rant
pected to retu rn tomorrow from ■ . . . .
ml
McKinnon. 001 Magnolia
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1
f th e
25
y u i vf .
Piano I. Mary Ann Galloway Cairo. Ga., where ah* ha. been lhr
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i l in
w ith Mrs. Alice Andes
present
”
Plano II. Kav Holtsclaua
(he gaeat for tha past two weeks
*
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I ll
II.
, Piano III. Olyve Ann Adama of Mr. and Mra. Jam es II.
C hapter o f the Wo.
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Song of the Winds -ilernsrd Crapps.
j'N* Auxllbiry of llt^v Cross
Bernes, Marjorie Ann Shep
■i l
• * * "» '• 1
1 1 H in t 1
I Church will meet at
pard
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i i t
Miss Iris Bebree of Jackson
Of Mrs. R. W. R uprrrht.
Memiet -x L'Antique—Paderew ville
was the guest of her psrPalm etto Avenue a t 4:00
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ii
11- 1 ....... ... r.i
ski, Owrn Kelley
S, J Patterson of Itii-hmotnl
Mr. and Mrs. J. J D unn,
>| 1
!> i . 1
Song I d Mrs. Munson:—"doin' enta,
attended the gradual inn of Va., will s|M-ak at the mm oil iTUUDAY
Home"— (.argo from New and
Ml.
service
of
the
I’reshyli-rmn
1' '
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«lster, Mlaa Groce Klixabeih
World Symphony—Dvorak, her
. ndabls Class of th#
Sebrre,
from
Seminole
High (thurch touu rrnw morning in •h. Lucille Tolson Moore
kheetice
of
Dr
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I).
Iliownli*
Church will sew for
School. AI • u • • 1
| ' i i v « « \V
who Is convalescing from a Ii
C rass in the Woman's Vales Lyrique— DuVal, (Gdrdon
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Gustavaon
Iw.
f-,
M.
cent illness
8i00 P. M. until 4:00
Mlaa
Carol
In
Sebrre
Is
ex.
The
H
arp—Florence
Ilea
'
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lit.
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Mr. Patterson Is G enersl B<-i
Mr*. D. D. Smith *a
p retrd to retu rn
home today
Plano I. Irma Matthews
relary of Men’s Work of thfrom Mary W ashington Cnjte
Piano 11. Emily M alllrw*
III!" 1
Class o f the First
*« H l l k f
i m
Prvsliyterian C hun Iin F red en tk eb u rg , Va., l» spend Bouthern
Marionette)—
Fells.
Arndt,
Jane
\S
*
t l ' •- h "
Ip
r
Will m eet a t the
and at present is slaying ui thi
th
r
sum
mer
month*
with
her
pa
1 1,e i 1
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M L
S
Benson
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o
View
Inn
in
Mt.
D-im
J. T, Denton on
rents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J
.
J.
D
unn.
U»
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l
Avenue a t 8 :00 ••Minute' Walt* Op. 04 No. I where a state wide Adult Con
r 11 11 ,
I ' 1*e ► . , ■ 1 1
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Fr. Chopin, Peggy Pippin
■I t Mrs. J . H. Col
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Mr*. Jo* Baraea has left for ference for Presbyterians Is In
(Russian Gypsyl
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%
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R, T . H unt- as 7wa G uitars
W ashington, D. C., and Cleve Ing held, and at whlrh he is om
1 1.
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ImiM
Melody)—A
rrg.
by
Rob
Ruy
m ass of the P in t
land, Ohio. W hile in Cleveland of tho leading speakers.
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* **t
i It.
Perry* •
11 .
i will most a t the
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all .
she will be the guest of Mr. and , Dr. Brownlee states that thiPlena
I.
Frances
Mae
Cobb
H
r
i
.1 >1 • 1*11)14 t I m M - i
H . B. Morris on
church
Is
"v
rry
fo
rtu
n
ate
I
>
Mra.
R.
L.
Glenn,
formerly
of
Piano
II.
Betty
Jean
Shep
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•
pf
N
a
n
i
,
.
f
T hi
Aseauo a t 7:30 P.
have euch a great speaker ns
Sanford.
pard •
business and
o ur guest and the men » n os
Piano III. Dolorca Mr lad.
f)*T
Mr. and Mr*. W. P. Chapman peeialy [nvllnl to route out ind
■If .
turger MountainkanBtream—Sidney SnilUi, and family plan to leave tom or hear him tomorrow at the I I :H»
row morning fo r tha mountains o’clock services."
Myra Ann Southward
• n n
l»h » n \ i
Hark I Hark) the l a r k —Schuliert- of North C arolina and Tennes
•■in » • r *
■ in).
see to ba g o u t fo r n month.
I Jest, Elsie McWhorter
I ' American Legion Auxll
'H Ih v
Ht ...........
• • t r l i lH u
sew fo r the Rod Cross Grand Vais* Ulilliant Op 18- F r .
N m l.i
E. W. W oodruff and Hldney
i**f
Chopin, Mildred Robson
II v«
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rm aaa'a Club from 8:80
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Mr.
and
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Mr*.
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J.
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who
Nevin
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Mrs. Fred T . Willlama at (heir has left for Columbus. G.i , to i
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HOI i
at,
i lim it
make her home, Mr. ami Mr* II '
Piano II. Louise Lester Clark home o a Opk Avenue.
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Mr. and Mix, C. U Walker and home on' East Serniul Street
Prelude Op. 8 No. 2 - S Raclc•l> ( " M f U i u n l i . i v
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In D F lat—F re n i UsxL the wock and with Mr. and Mra. of the F irst Baptist Church
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C arter, chairm an of Ih d elmir.
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'resented Mrs. West with a gift
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menta w e ir
served
by
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Mr. and M ra A lfred K ln ^ e n Mr*. W eet, Mr*. Lula Miller.
M * . * R. Pippin, Mr*. Mvron i —
Rmlth, M ra J . C. Davis. M o 1 Evan* McCoy, Rev. and M ra W
P. Broukx. J . M. Btlneclpl.er, H.
M«va Vour Clock* And
J . Nix. E. R. Carter, Myron
Rmlth and Mr. Moor#. _
Watches Repaired Uy
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F IG H T IN G
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GIVERLOST!
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Choir Entertains
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Mrs. J. J. West
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Mr. and Mrs. King
Honor Mrs. Hunter
EaNtem Star Order
Plana Diah Supper
O n a , W ho Haally
Know*
PloOa for a covered dish tu p
par were made at tha regular
of Seminole C hanter
af tha Eastern War.
rare Thursday o|«ht to tha
How
B R IG G S
108 MAGNOLIA
with tho WorL Rtowart P u t
It was dee bird In h a r t the
•upper a t tha Maaoale TgninU on
tha e*eninv o f -tun. t l , a t 8 0<*
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t» - Of tho order fo r the
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Spring Is the niiiiy season, and U'*
Ideal time to liave your old, leaky
fixed up. Wi- will be glad to do tinfo r you, using quality m aterials and
cellent workmanship, y rt keeping the
way duwn.
the
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UNITED LUMBER CO.
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SATURDAY, JUNE 7, 1*11
TOE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA
Down
4 To 1
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Sanford, S u p e r io r
In Hits, Falla To
Make Bingk* When
They Are Needed
hen
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Kettles Drives In .
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“Goose” T u r n s In
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n iu n ry — v
scon S SCRAP BOOK
M EANS
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Totals
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lanford Sanford
Runs, Wilke* 2, Lconhaitlt,
ten the
r*P*1 M uch." ho declsrrl.
u l S a fUthlnnlng
Refrigerator
prices
reduced
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ohn OObert Wlnant, U. S. Mha*i
odor to Britain, waveo his hat aeh4
aoToo trans-AUantie plane on at*
I n i at New York from London. Ha
armediataiy proceadad to Waaklhw>
aa With « report which tha P r A
leak tailed •W e d with fatUram
g e iil dymualta,"
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TO HIM ON THC Q A D tO .‘r
T H A T A C £ T A X VMO
SEVERAL nicely furnished spirtmeats la Central Apts- 604
Park Am. Ratos reasonable
Cotloogh Realty Co , 301 San-
you. m »7
Bril. *»ll Ih- ri"Hil’iiiti >1 hi •
ic t ti *1 la r g e ly
•oeiakion of Profi-*»ion*l I*»•~- *• II
Player* of A m trira I r ll» li' 1
lief of aged ami indigent hsM
players. ’ In elahl year.
I 'l o r i t l a W a l l * I jCUKUC
ha* poured Into I he »"»••-•* ''I
the aisociallon for tin - *■u r I" ' TLe eommiUrr |Miint<-(l ooi • •«.■’
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bo crntlnued b y ih u • “ "
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coelution funds still hvuiIh i Ii
r e w o u n d of tin- All. S la t
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to be named aesin ’ by
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fit.il.i
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big Irague m anag'is. will
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pounced July I.
Oas factor that rnpim-d •■'•'••'
K ! S U I . I.H Y L 3 T E R D A Y
eUantion. how rw r.
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vanes ticket aul<- *»!•« >' " I " '► S* \ •i••el I ivie* I, I.#•# *•|eei• >•
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ally swamped »•'»> a|ipluutiun
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M*TVMUST, GET 0 U T --F P E 8 H AIR
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GULF SERVICE
1 orn»r First HI. 4 l> ,* rb A re
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•'•—soil pur 0 iptrklc la tha I
■no. No hsrth soaps or alaaaas*
J uii flusr tha d in off sad ckia* '<
Drtv* lo today*
STATION
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Defense Work
Major League
All Star Gate
To Go To USD
and
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i f . H u n s Im tttfl in. aSlurrhio
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hits,
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ft ilk* *,
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play*, W ilk e * , t 'a m v o llo /KM* m .*I mI lln g h » p I juI h iiii
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T a v o r i Ye c o o l s m o k e
of THE. FVhPUAR VILLAGE.
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U. Lsndi* and preeidinl* "f the
Anwrlrsn and Nationnl Irnuue*, [
Two nark »4 |(i« f c n l ^ o - w rt. i) n I
reach ItO.OoO. to fn r I'n ii' d S -1
vie# O rganltalloas for N.i' ■" >1
Defense, Inc.
HUherto
nroeerd*
of
ito-
The Sanford Herald
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t iu : t m t i it
c h u t , M IM rii
J i m i l 1 1 . « I I U ’I I T o r
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K i i i ‘>a K v , In I hi K e y W i i t v».i
K iiwi . tin S m i(tu rn lli-lI •
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One th in g th a t m ade thin price reduc
tion pom ible w aa th a t ntlllionn of people
bought electric refrigerator's. Volume
brought prices down. •
•
i
*
helps
1,1
•M*
H ie armrage price today In |I M — (or
• lo t b e tte r product.
T h a t’s how ad v ertisin g
prices down.
I
coBra and
* an |.
And aa e th in g th a t m ade volume poaalble waa advertialng, which ta u g h t peo
ple to w an t electric re frig e rato rs.
TOW, n « ^ o ly a fte r a N U t Btilka dlve-bot.Tuer meordine
k rw t F cit hi (he northwest of Crate. Leter. “ • » « * '
te .c o p te r s Seda Bay a fte r fierce fighting.
MTaneon , bland gives C ernuny an sacallrnt
8uee C0nsl. ---Photo
released w/
h r mi
the
— •-•—•mu
* uGarman
w m in
L AgVYT'J-i'
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, Ben. Andrew Jirkaen Bonetan
Old«»t parson to eatar tha Uppi
Hauea, Baa. Andrew Jackson lion
ton, 86, appointed interim §*i
alor from Texas, la shown • hoc
af ralea by Sen. Tom Connolly, ah
from Texas. The octogenarian
Caking a seat ocam lad by hie fi
you* father, Sam Houston, in H i
#«*ll» O
•h
i ' ii Im hr |iulill>lift| In , f | 4
, •. ».« Ihidhl * nr w*t>ap(Y H f c
f V Vp x a If
fe*.V1'»r,,“ K- Dyrom, widow of ^
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D' ? rro n ' ilfil woman |
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l» t . -l in >» m lo o lr I'u u n t l. FIOfljM u
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f..i fo u r contfUlftttTP
S tlo w BY
»*ssi:x t 6-.
tll t l k l l .
A It. Smith, tllrn t i. %.h* iiimtc«l|t
the I'rnjivt Ft ». 10 with it i lit** *
Of ftO r ltl.lt Ills lH»'.i’" l Hi .»n tm
Itiir h»«ht r |»n»fa »• v «m
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to . *•( motor
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Flit ». •*! In Iht* in I • •
niim •!•v• i"ii*.
C ll M A Y E S
J
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Plays wrrH
A DEADLY
Ig
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t'VI
CooitlinnUmr tin* proem m ■* I
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•on nil.
OF AMERICA
0 4 1
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ii.iliinnil vn mlln' >1 t it
■tin-hmi; ovvr liV'J mill' • > ,«■'
CAW
.
pui}lng time, the con
ical w u alow ip action. Neither
Irani plaWp .»nappy ball though
U a YeprUog fIrak.ba»eman. Leon-
T h is picture was taken shortly a fte r President Roosevelt *bo* American doctrine ofj |^
ir q
*2 ^ .
t Chat la w h ich,ho proclaimed th a t o f m aterial support to other democracies o f tho world. "W # t
is roassertion
s
•MV olltt I lilt;it •lu llK I'lilllllt’tl to
I*. ih r mhIv hot ii• Mi.ikmg all
i . n»o tnm ?l\ t • t. \« * u f< lia‘
iStucInll—The un-mu; 1........... ,|>«•«| hi ilt> fin ni •»« ’hat it may
( nni|' UUndlnu- whhh *■*••••' •- I . . . L . I I I n i l t i l l * I' l l l t f \ f h l ' H t »l
th" ngrd
with
n« in li
k linki.ilail sol.tlt i « -i
I a iSum's fast ur» » .n
'••"
III.- Florida S l.it.
I*, i •• ........
■if (-Mutation,
Ini 1 v
M.*1'
,‘ mi i i-i i i i t i i n l t l i t
or
Qaala took tha land w ith a run
In aneb ftf ,th* first, second apd
fifth , n a m 4a with *U hits. 8anfond g o t five hits In theae la-
"
t S
poink.pt
1
R A ILW A Y ( jh
D lR IN t*
4 1 1 0
4
3
Yl Y
*
I DOM'-f KHOW
I
S erved desser Y jE
0 00
R llA lgf • performance itriklng S u l'a n r f ............................. 4
......... 4
1 4 1
out . five men apd giving only Schlro c
........ 3 1 0 3
one laae on hall* while surren C aralo 2b 4 0 0 0
dering the nine singles. To top Smith p
Total*
36 3 27 13
that off he made the Lit that
HANFORD
drove In the Bemlnole's lone tally.
Wi
is h u m i w<\)\ - t i i i i l i n r
• •*1 m i t r a l w h i t It - ( i v r - * it* a h n
ilri
in
rn« t h i
!"t
ihr
yt'iu**
KA.K6A.fcOO
leadoff
...
....... Hardman, singled
and want to second on a fielder's
choice. Kattlaa came to bat and
poled out a hard dr Ira to canter
(laid to bring the runner home.
Booth had the place behind tho
b a tte n last night a i Charlie Girk
took a layoff to raat hie bad toe.
GIrk played Thuraday night deepit* the pain in the to* and la
npw In worneshane. Several of tho
player* are in tad phyiical con
dition. Justice has a sore arm
to d back, La Valley has a brute •
ad hip and swollen ankle. MeRaney ha* a had thumb anti most
of the pltcler* are suffering
from the overarm It given them In
tha ta il two week*
w“
**wo*r>rf(T*4i]
9 Jw
Although
miii h
itmim'rvm l
By R. J. SCOTT Camp Blanding’s t
Vocational Work • clK, a iu'u , f i t . tr• .11«iiluv \*.»**t
*nl wholly
of
ycunt
Plan Grows Fast i-1111nnupi
h withoiii
tin athlii ioii tt(
Ity RKO K F U lT
I" A Ml* IU.ANI»IS<S. I.im-
OCALA
In inother cxampU of mis
6 1 0 2
placed hits Banford waa beaten 8 tu r o *■ ----- -----bx. Ocala .Ust night by a acora of Wilke* 3b ................. > 3 0 6
German -parachute troop*
- fill
, the -j-m . r r 4h*y Jump ouk of
tran sp o rt pianos over C reU to alU ck B rlti.h forta* on tho atraIrgle M editerranean Island. Thousands of th* paratroops were
*Uln even boforo they isnded, b u t came In over Increasing numwrs, aided by transport-U ndad troope, until thoy gained a strong
PAGE FIVE
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TH1 flAIffDKP HERALD, BAHTOKP, jTLOKlPA
T k e ttte r
N ew s
fo r
KATORPAT,
tik e
C o m in g
E r ffl
W eek
PROGRAM FOR WEEK OF JUNE 8th
Sunday, Monday— "PEN NY SERENADE** w ith ' C ary
Grant, Irena Donna, Beulah Bondi and E dgar Buchanan, AJio—"PA 88IN 0 PARADE— W H ISPE R S"; "P O I'E Y E ” C ar
toon and Newa.
Tuesday, Bargain Day— Double Feature — "TMKHK’B
MAGIC IN MUSIC*' with Allan Jonee, Susanna F o ster and
Lynne Overman. Also— "SW A NEE RIVER*’ re tu rn showing
of the g re a t hit of 1939, with Don Ameche, A ndrea Leeds,
Al Jolaon and The ila ll Johnson Choir,
W ednesday, T hursday—"TH E FLAME O F NEW OR
LEANS" with Marlene Dietrich, Bruee Cabot, Roland Young,
Miseha A uer and Andy Devine. Also—Comedy, Travelog and
Universal News.
Friday, S aturday— "ROBIN HOOD OF T H E PECO*"
with Roy Rogers, ."G abby" Hayes, M arjorie Reynolds and
Roseoe Ales. Also— "M EET THE WILD C A T" w ith Ralph
Bellsmy, Margaret Lindsay, Allen Jenkins and Jerom e Cowan.
THIS WEEK’S CASTS
WE DUNNE "and C ary G rant, ona ef tha moat popular roman- “THB FLAME OF NEW ORLEANS'* starring Mariana Dietrich,
jam a In Hollywood, a r t reunited tom orrow and Monday at tha with Bruce Cabot, Raland Young, Mfee ha Auer and Andy Devine,
PENNY SERENADE
Stephen Foster
I In "Penny Serenade," sensational new Gleorge Stevens produ:- heading the large supporting cast, wlU be shown a t the Rita next
Julie Gardiner ....
Irene Dunne Jano ........ .......
Wednesday and Thursday. The picture la not eulUble for children. Rogrr Adame ....
Cary
Grant
E. P. C hri.tp
*
.4 .
I .
'.i
a
a
Miss Oliver ____ _ Beulah Bondi
Applejack
Edgar Uurhannan
Duty
........................ Ann Doran
Trlna
.............. Eva I*e Kuney
Dr. Hartley ....... Leonard Willey
Judge
............... Wallis Clark
Billings
W alter Soderling
THE FIRST of several successes e f former years being returned
.... Don Ameche to the Rite T b eiter, In response to patron’s requests, ••Swanea
A ndrea la e d i illver," starrin g Don Ameche, A ndrea Leeds and AI Jolaon, will
...... Al Johtaon
Henry Kleber . FrL'S Bre asart >« shown next Tuesday, as p a il of a double featu re program .
Chick Chandler
Bones
Andrew McDowell ...__ Rusell
Hicks
George Reed
Old Joe
I fall Johnson Choir .. Themselves
---- Richard
Tom llariurr
Clarke
M srlm Foster ____ Diane P ith rr
Pond ............. ... C harles llallon
Grorgo Breakstone
Ambrose
Tsmbo ... .... .......... Al Herman
FLAME OF NEW ORLEANS
Claire ............... Marlene Dictrlrl
Robert ................. _ Ilruee Cabo
Qlrxrld ..................
Roland Youni
Zolotov .................... Mlschu Aue
1st Sailor
AndyDevin1
“ OII1N ROOD OF T H E PECOS
...... Roy Rogers
2nd Rsllor ................. F rink Jenk Vanrc Corgin
George
3rd Bailor .
.... Eddie Quillai 'C abty' Ilornaday
"Gnbby* Hayes
Auntie
la u r a llupe Crew
Bellows
Franklin I'unubon Jennie Grayson ...... Marjorie
Clementine
Theresa llsrri
Reynolds
Samuel
Clarence Mux
Killsril
. . . ___ — Cy Kendall
. .. Leigh Whlpper
Brolier-ln-law ........... — Melvllt Kcseye
Cooper
II,die S tarr
....... Rally I’syne
Bister
AnneRever
Sum S tarr
..... Eddie Acuff
William ...................... Hob Evan
Cousin ............... Emily Fltiro;
THERE'S MAGIC IN MUSIC
oCusIn
Virginia SalMirhael Mady .....
Allan Jones
Cousin . ......
Dorothy Adsnt Tixnlles LnVeme ............ Susanna
Opera Singers
Anthon; nret sP
mmb
Marlows and G itta Alpar
Foster
Sylvia Worth ____ ...
Margaret
MEET T H E WILDCAT
Lindsay
r .................... Ralph Bellamy Ge. rge Thomas .—.......... Lynne
i ......
Margaret Lindsay
Overman •
*
teray
Joseph Schlldkraut Msldic |)uvallo .....
Grace
i I——.. . . __
Allen Jenkins
llrndlr y
K ALBERTSON and Anna Nagel am pictured abova In a HERE 18 ■ | splendid rham ster study of the popular Western sUr,
by . ..
Jerome Cowan Dr. Joseph E. Maddy
William
from tho thrill-laden horror picture, “Man Mad* Mon- Roy Rogers, who will bo soon next Friday and Saturday at tha
il
.____ Robert O. Davis * Collier. Sr.
which will be shown tonight at 11:30 o’clock, a i tha faa- local Rita In his lataat platura, "Robin Rood of tho Pacoa." HU
if af Police ._ Frank Puglia Ileimo i l a l t t o ___ llrim o Haltto
( tha midnight show scheduled a t tha RiU. A fin* program sldt-klek, Georg* "fla b b y ". Hayes, Marjorie Reynold*, Itoeco* Ates
daunt
.........Ouy D'Ennery Kaye Connor ' Uu._ Kaye Connor
eo i .............. H am Herbert Tfilliam Chapman ___ William
and
Eddie
Acuff
are
featured.
v<
>ft subject* Is also pUnned.
c t o r ........... Juan Da La Crus
Chapman
By STANLEY
T. C Men Get THE O LD HOM E T O W N
Ab Officers
m xi s e e sr^LOSiAWfr
T H 5 T O P L IK B - m i*
Reserve Corps
I T U . K E E P Y OU
lAlNBRVILLE,
June
T—
leclal)—On* I and red and nine
O. T. C. graduate* of the
Irerally nf Florida and two
idMatcs for naval corrmlaia took tha oath as officers
the army and navy rrsrrv e
pa a t,th e University* regular
m commencement held this
Experiments In
Spanish Studies
Will Be Started
JO SEPH
Bellamy
a really
part, to
SCHILDKRAUT (left) w ith M argaret Lindsay and Ratpn
a rs pictured above in a scene from "M eet The W ildcat,”
axeltlng m ystery thriller In whlfh comedy has • m ajor
be shewn n s s t Friday and Saturday a t tha Rlls Thektar.
rO rn rO rO a m o n g
tho
I ’ u b ll#
ttorn rilo nf H rm ln n lo C o u n ts ,
F lo rid * . la l-la t
tlook
I . on
-Another Home
-p ag s - l l .
______ - - - l , .
tho aamo bolng sold to aaltafr
said dae/aa
Teratti Cash, 1‘urehaasr ta ear
fee diet.
R
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PRO M « B T 7 W * ^ YOUR
H A IR W B T - - - A N P
IT S SO C O Z Y
A.
n
W t tJ t lN W IN
a p o d a l Maatar
IF YOUR YASYR DRMANOI
THE B U T IN
• LIQUORS
• SCOTCHES
• WINES
jw reserves a rt Charles M.
krfleld, J r . Ocala, and Mar-
P. Frink, UrooksvUI*.
reserve second lleuteninta
.(listed by home towns)!
■mpa, R. J. Blnntekor, Jr.,
D. ‘Clarks, Jr„ T- F. Faman.
BB BURE TO V1BIT '
A llred Taylor.
*7'
Hi, «
R. A. Irving,J,*uJohJn
Claud*
a n , Frank A. Rally .E. T.
, Jr., Robart R. Ramp,
11. Sweet Edwin II. Und, Jr., Thomas 11. Wakatonvllle. Robert Berry, II.
«aon, J r . David Germain,
King. W. J. M*ad».
i . F . Ostnar, W. W. Reed,
man R oth tain,'1L II. TabJr„ Ralph Y. Smith.
ra P K L A N D
vu
A.
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mtaraburg, 0. H, Ander-
tdock, John 0 . Sapp,
A. La* Fraaib, J r .
tpb, Frank L. Pyla.
» Wv Beardsley, T,
if4*
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0. N. Barry. B, J.
Jaaltl B. Wlluiama.
a o T u n o r M itT a a a sai.it
- ^ p n > flT 1 lrT rrl
Ivan, Tails haaaegl Donald
Bummars, Bristol; John B.
aar. Clsarwatsri -Robart • ,
Wallar, J r . Lakaiandi Fri
Woolay, J r . Samsota; Artb
WRtera, Coral Gables; H
H. Babb,I Umatilla; WaaV
Oalnaa, Now Smyrna I
Maaav, Quincy; Chari** F.
risk, Parrish; T. H. Scott
Atlantic Beach; £. F. Bam
U w brdaloi I. 8- Casey, 1
F.
an.
a U A w V i.K V N I
Nolle* I* heraby Blv-a amt la
purauaar* sf that certain fa a l
darra. a t tarsotoM t, sad ante asd
antarMI sai
tsth day o t Mar.
l i l t In and by tha t'lrru lt Court
'* *"4. ' r . . a«asloo|» f l o a ts , rife .
Emergency i Scout
Ida. I* Chakeeryt la a
m
Scoot Coowe
Hod At Southern
ELANDT JUM T—(Special
rortsls
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Established
Time Out From The Picket Line
_ Breaks
Out At Factory
U. S« Action Comes
> A fter Five Days
f Of W arn- iXtputo
LOfl ANGELES. June 9
—
U. 8. Army troop*
into the
North
Aviation Company
this morning to take
ovBr/tb* strike-bound plant
<* Arden from President
Rooapvelt.
«' TMt aoldien moved in
shortly after a fight broke
Out b a d - te a r gas bomba w en
of tha IS,000
triad to e a te r the plant la
gHO to O governm ent re
’q o e e r t o resum e the production
o f . w ar plane*.
J p i e troop* wore greeted with
cheero'iby line* of w orkers whe
, J m d 'b e e n prevented from enter
T ig . I h * p l a n i b y -th e disorder*
' »1 o f the hug*
a backlog ol
!•
Night shift
at Inglewood,
so go In for a
resumption of
on by refusal
settlem ent.
pickets o t th* N orth American Avlatfah Plant
Cal., find time hanging heavy on th e ir hand*,
few hands of cards. Government action to force
work on vitally needed warplanes was brought
of union and company to get together on a
W atchers Will Be IFinding Bea
On Lookout For ‘Thing*1A
Urged lii Talk
County Defense To Mrs. Dean Suggests
Set Up System Of That Rotary Club
| P la n e SpotterB
“Discover” Florida
Watcher* fo r enemy aircraft
In eplte of the anguish of war,
0 . UnlWJ
yesterday will "be placed at IA atrateglc "there still are thing* worth
post* throughout Seminole Coun living for—and thsr* ■till I*
ty and will keep a 24-hour vigil beauty her* if w* don't fnrgel
ae a part of th* civil defenat to find It,” Nina Oliver Dean told
_
J that
activity,
Roy
William*.
who members of lb* Rotary Club at
to work by today on heads th* division of civilian ' Its regular luncheon nestin g In
of tha Army taking over protection In th* Seminole Coun th* Valdes Hotel today.
ty Defense Council, said today.
"Life still goes on In spite of
rA a~ tb * T did so, two battalion*
Further plans fo r th* alrcrafl w a n ,"
Mr*.
Dean
declared.
troops arrived spotters
will be mad* a t a m eet ~ite ties ere born, children grow
ing of th* Defense Council to up, and we find there la atill
over morrow night et 8:00 o'clock *1 much In the world that 1* beau
th* Armory, J. L. Ingley, chair tiful and worthwhile. Did orders
man announced today. The ays change, resolution* come and gu;
tem o f plan* watchers have beer only on* thing never changes,
placed t i n t on th* lint of the th* Lunutn heart," eh* eakl
council's activities, Mr. Wllllamt
Georg* Cochran, a member of
aald.
th* Tampa Botary Club who now
Volunteers will be asked to makes M s home la Banfonl, was
men th* lookout poets and they Introduced by George Kollin* as
111 be within e few eecoltda ol
■bar. Mr. oCchran is
telephone, Mr. Williams a*- superintendent of transportation
nlalned. Enough volunteer* alrea and baa sharg* of personnel at
dy have offered th eir service* th e Bt. Johns River Line.
to set up the organisation Im
Dr. A. W. Epp*. who hae a
mediately, th e . chairm an aald.
record of over 17 year* of contlruThe watcher* wHI be oUced In attendance and who Is retiring
■he center e f every mil* circle ns ■■crate r / of tho club, was pra.
throughout the county, end will Rented a pin In recognition of
work In shifts. Each spotter will
* to the club. Henry
be placed upen n building or high Teok* was welcomed beck after
pnb>t o f land, and will hava a having been absent because of
vtow of e ifk t miles. T h u . th*
v aU h ere' i n u will overlap ra th
<Tfcn Rev. Martin Gram, who U
other fo r additional protection, Jod *f the epeakars committee
Mr. WUIIaiaa told.
foe the U nited Barrie* OrganlaaGeorge B urr, Jr., president of tlen, urged th* enpport of those
-i
-v -. -■ . , pi****! to tha drtvs for fund*
M inted ou t th a t " I t to of g ro at which will g et under way a t
W
tile
» w -» w v * e iw n ir~ —
FLORIDA,
MONDAY,
House Reduces
Work R e lie f
Appropriation
r*
i
m
« t
l
w orkers
■ * a tw = sv = rtS S rsr
fo r protection srsln x t a ir attack
ahould be hreogM to a* greet
a degree of fln e ltr In peace
Uaae aa clrcomataaeee will per*
m lt; reliance ea eleventh hour
ICn i i m m eo r e a r n m
Advisory Board Meets Tuesday
JUNE
9.
^ 1 ’ lU .'.V 'iS & v l -- 4 -1 •
dvr*
■
M em ber Associated Prom
1941
Cut Will Necessitate
44 Percent Reduc
tion In WPA Roll
From Peak In 1940
NUM BER 288
Many Deserters
Vichy Forces
1 Free French,
Report From
The Dutch East Indies Mans Its Defenses
WASHNGTION, June P—(8 V Flatly rejecting 1’rmidvnt Roose
velt's recommendations for lib**
arallslng
the law. the
Houaa
Appropriations Committee today
approved en |RH5 nofi,ooo work
relief fund for thi year begin
ning July 1, a SI, percent cut
from the current fund.
The
reduced
eppropriatlon
would necresltete ■ 44 percent
cut in W i’A rolls from the peak
total of the past year.
The committee m lie report,*
sought to counteract w la t It
aald waa a “casual impression”
th a t the defense program ahould
be expected to el sorb virtually
all unemployed, end It declined
to accept the P rv'ident’s recointjienjxtion th a t Cmgreea lift th*
prohibition against the employ*
men! of aliens on relief.
W estern (lerm any Is
Object Of Attack
By R. A. F. Planes
Light, modern
troop carrier* rush
M»
US0 Drive Gets
City Government Dixie Brown
Dies At Home
Underway With
Election To Be
On Saturday
Meeting Today
November 10
Brown
olfl
lim e
Itrntlry
fM rm rl i l i r d
ilte'
W i'Bt
Sidt*
Hi
In*
I I i . hi
Imuu (,ii
H ftliifilii>
Mii'ii MIMint 2:00 ci'cliH'k
e-i 111 i
Hi
m i'
tint ti in S y r i n i o r r , (In
m I s '*
am i I Mil I U 'f tl 14V ill If ill'll |<i||UM '
pit i t I W y i ' i r i .
Mr
B r o w n l i i u r \ i \ * . | !»
tii^
Vkiiiuw. Mm
B i tty
10u a ii ; a
•I. i|chU-r.
M1b>
Mhftliii Ilftii !
Itrarishaw Expresses
Confidence County
Will (set $ 2 , 5 0 0
|«*nelntei|
1' w “
T hr
A llie(i-Hritish-“Fren
Fretw h" tlrivt* into Syria Is
<lt‘\flopinu sat infiK'torily and
niHiiv (leatTlers from the
Vlfhv fiirrea tin* troinK over
In it, Krw F renrh sourceH nt
Cniro iiAxortcd tiwlay.
In u «lnltt> lu-roim th e nni - i f t i l l i u l tiffieldn w here Ihn
('nutaticr* fouitht th e Snrn-
i'l'tis, ilu- A lllv il m vrh an iead coluiiitis wen- rrp i.rti.il to have ad*
. Miiri'.i w ithin tu m iles of D e
n is . e n .. .s p lt a l «f K ren ch -h sld
iI n vo uf«»t iinitiTwn s S j i i s
anil also w ithin 40 m iles
t he r S 11
Nov, [0 hn. hern -et n* tile
todn
with i moot oi M of nil of ■if Urn ill. i spllai nf I.rbsnoa.
dale for s -penal election in
tii-in* i si llrnry Drnt>|
cots,r*>wts;
. .on D ll" R «•..«.».
0 „. I hull on II 41 tot
I'Mtll Oil M»•*
wWrb Sanford ctliten- Will be lJr.,
m11 <*f .^mniiUil, lii* Moth**?,1
nism lvi »f H y ita 's O sfsiiss forcsv,
c iv il the o p p o rtu n ity to deeldw Mr» lh ii«
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Brown tlitoi" !■*
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d lre c tlv and t•» h ave the t i i m *
-if tin
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l* r* M r p» J o h n
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f
•nljllir
'In y
■- n c u ... ntly in .trnd
/ 1
dum lnatlun of the F ra n c k
With i i i 11 •ill roOUl'f ll'il A lUi \j*
cerrd. Representative*. John *■
M editerranean culontea «ml balk
III* *ll IV*' all.' >m y ii K i r i*l iAin n il ii t mu expected G e rm a n th ru st Id1l.eonnrdv mid K E Hrs.lv »snl
Filin*i til m fvif in
wi'iv
liflii .it f'tt l h ' l - l -t , Mi Hi inDhiiu i k m um I th* S u e t ('a n a l
mlay in u re v ie w o f le g i-te tn m
iifi.tioii
tltoil H o
H IP II fc ■1noon Ml ‘t IM' o r fork 111 fropw.it ti«
11 W.I** nut Imm riBai e ly c le a r
u i 11
Vi'l t l s iJOO
tho Ft ii k*on nh‘nm*i ri I Hitmo w ith. I i>||MI V uiM ,
mIi . i Iii-i France
would declare
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Britain Berlin
VII .. k .i H »
■■lleem d'i uml it wild decide d u» oil Hill null i..- i ni. Mt t h<
14k 1 Ite ............ 1 i
m il Hu* 4|uestInui»f Germany'*
1r x Hi. < ' 1* f \ . >1V 44ll If III 1 ui
I ,'" ld «•" m|i<m’ Im1 c h a rt e r elc* I ion View 1 emet 1*1 \
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11"‘JT fhj'i levy
,l"* nf an sd dllln. tm l, onerm,i 111' ilHCussed
b. 1 u ixti-n b •
lb. d m . » .
S. *.t t J oe 1 udw 1g John
Itoct
In Hu vnrst. K A V
bomb*
11u I f m ill ( mr f«*f |i u ii1 n H y pui
line mi t unukl
y v\ t " 1*cliilid, f. dm M •M ll J r . Id t il\
■i- i, r u«W«'d targets in western
11 h*m‘ p
fi»r l h r C i t y w a p ill im m|» Jr . G \\
lolil *iiMO' 1l . ui
*Sperii rt
lio n 1V 1hi 11 ipiici t. 1
iiiGiMv
while
N hx )
planes
11 r uvi't I
11> the I ,**|f
Mi
n
it ' ■ * O1 1Hi ' ) u UI
Ite li l . I to w Ml W
V 1.4 f f t . l . T Hu
MiH'b ntfitleMMl forays Into 11*4•
- I eoniviiiy p-iiiil T h e
levy VV .1**118
VS M 1 oltN'l t It 11 nliill V * nf .4 * 1 f 1t • *.■ t ill »<ug Ii Hi
Iekes To Act On Oil
Sh o rta g e This Week*
Many Are Killed In
Raid On Alexandria
men
native hut* and jungle toad an*
Added Tax For Pubi i c i t y E x p e c t e tl
Altamonte Ready To
To Raise $ 2 , 5 0 0
Aid Defense Effort
WASHINGTON, June 0 —<JTn
— Inform rd sources
predicted
last night that Defense * Oil t'
ordlnstor Irkea would lake drfm
Ite steps this week to allevisia threatened «>I! shortage on th.
east coast, hub of defense to
durllon.
With the thlrkly-lnhablted At
lantlr Res hoard facing
gssle-'
Sundays and other curbs on tin
consumption of oil within thv
n s i t month. Ickes la eip erted I"
appoint his staff before outlin
Ing a policy for regulation of tin
810,000,000,000 oil Industry dur
Ing th* netlonal emergency.
LONDON. June
(A .P.)
A Heiiter* ( British New*
Agency) di«patch from Cairo
tndaj said the capture of 111
German parachute truapa by
\IBed force* in the Syrian
(i|Reratkns had been reported.
UiMiHng the Free r n e d t
redb» m authority for Ike remirl. Iteuters asserted the
Svrian populatlona ere wel*
rf’mitiR the Alllea m thuslaatirplh in areas already oecepird and that I>ench troop#
were falling inlr* line wltk
the in tad in t British end Free
F rm rh ridumn*
ol the Roy*I Dutch unity to their postn near
llutavia in the N etherlands East Indie*. I’ho
w it h
ar TTy- IN TENNEHSEE, Ju n e 0 — (Ah— .Soldier*
In th* middle Tennreaer
war
games held an unofficial Invasion
of their own yesterday, virtually
taking over the stri-eU of Nsshville and Chattanooga and fill
ing the ISO mile* of highway be
tw een.
Every hamlet In the Add mil*
square
maneuver
overflowed
with fun-eeeklng trooper*, but
Naehvllle, 30 miles to the north,
and Chattanooga, 70 mile* *outh,
drew moat- of them.
A ltam onte
Hprlngs, a town
with about 100 population, ha*
dem onstrated Its willingness I*
help d a l In the civilian defense
program.
Skll Gorham end Albert [tel
ler, who hsd rh s rg r of civ.I
defense registration
In
Alta
monte Springs last week, rep o t1
ed that a total of 427 . ........
signed the blanks out
of tin
total population of SOD.
- ,
m
s
From
Join
Says
Cairo
/Bloody Fighting
I
Is In Progress
s.nfnni
ii on*
n ul l
urn I the ii.iitil n u n l
lu v I s »**|»«*fIimI to h r ii iK in $2.
f<O0 n n i t f
for
the
iiu r| n' *e
of
n .lv rrl mIrijc the
city
H f , •reitentAtlve B m t i y Mini «nth *r bill nf feet in |f Sii**f‘ »r.| whn Ii
Ch n » i ' (
11 1" Pi i
v
Hn liter.
tain
)l 8i 11kli
Hntiilwfmi'it,
liiiwk'fM
(o M in llv ,
Jilillte .1 t.
HtuiPfiii, Hi
A W
Kjifu* htijJ Dun i
\ inlepu fi
.
h*d
pa**ed w s . tbr ..... si
( ' o | ] n t \ ’ C h CH .'{ 1 2 ,0 0 0
h.wlrig the C ity to h-irrow up tu |
...
,,
ttO .I'D ii fur im ln 'rlp sl (lurpiise*
Ir lt llt M lS
1 )1
( .H H O lin C
S rn iitn r E rn e st K
lliu isb u ld v r I
w s l u n sv a llsh le this
nu.rtiiiig.
Krndnuli' f'-itim y u«rd 3 4 2 .3RH
hut w ill hr in lervlew i'd la te r rt" gellun s ..f g a .i.lm ,
mul 41.1171
gardm g
th r
le g is la t u r e
a » d |g a llu n i nf kerns, ne during A p ril,
nther bills affe ctin g H anford nnil u w as » n r n u r in ,l i.a ls y by tinSem inole C o u n ty .
J in sp e rllo n In m an nf the S tate
T h e C o u n ty w*« authorised In
m rnl nf A g n r u llu r e
In
levy ii (i to five tn llh nrt M'«1 T ailahaaite
proprity to provide m wrlfaro
Th»* st a te n* h tolmb* uned
fund, which will aid in |»bvThw r»KH,;t1*f* galht mb t.f giimtliiiie and
ih# ro it of ihe newlrijr room, th*
nursery »nil other *uth p ro jn U (
Mr. I.eonardy bmiiI
Another m ru u rp pupwrti by
th* Leg inliyturp harm ctl hunUrtf
m Remmoe Caunty on Momiiiy,
Wadneadav and Friday d u rin f
th* regular »ea*on T hr » in u
m ia iu rr ia in effect in Laka,
Orange and Marion counties, the
represent at lvea said,
and
Hie
Seminole County bill w b b d a
from
■lin eta! to keep hunter*
nther area* from coming her*
on the three d»yv*
Mr, Leonard y said ha vote ill fur
the bill to repeal the one-half
of on* percent g ro tt receipt*
i Lax alnca It waa p art o f Qover*
nor Holland'* program to
im
prove tha U s ly iU o t of Florida*
Tho rapraaenU ilva alto
vote I
for th* atoro atock U x, which
will levy o $10 Ux on one stoia
and up to $400 on chains.
CHy C oe_______
An Incroaao in th* coat of
Meet n t T iU o'clock tonight.
most Automobile
Beane*
tag a
w it also aupportad by the Sem
Tha Board of C e m ty Comm Is inole County representative, he
•tow er* will held Ite m eeting melnco It waa designed to
norning a t
10 :00 replace money In the echool fund
which had been taken away by
repeal of the gross raeclpte la*.
Tho Seminole County Defense
The Legislature also voted to
Peeve wfU be m astered In tothe Urn on horse track
■Iskl I l ' i u . » - UT -n t 1:00 Increase
bets from three cents to eight
bile 1* Invited cents, and to give the e stra five
E. C. H arper, cents to old age assistance. The
p. Equipment agod w 111 receive about twice ae
VO Wodmeeda) mneb aid now aa a resu lt of the
L egislature's action.
A bOl which Included a stipu
lation th a t all property moat be
loessesd a t 100 percent of Its
vnl nation aieo
wee
approved.
Mf. L eonard/ Gao supported the
d u n t. .
*
to
.
b*- ■'«
Vf
■■
p,i
44
ALEXANDRIA, June 0—M l
Two equadrons of about 40 bomb
Ing planes
raided
Alesendrin
Haturaay night, smashing s cl'v
block of spartm ents and causing
perhaps three time* as many
casualties as those of last Wed
nesday when 180 civilians wenkilled.
Terrified by th* (laughter end
devastation of th* second bom'
Ing raid In four days, the poeplv
started a mass esodua from tlcity. Probably as many as fiO.Ohti
persons fled by cart, truck, cal.
end bicycle and motorcycle be
tw ees dawn and 7:00 P. M. Sun
day.
apodal gtfU eemcnltUe of the
UBO. esU be had been naked bp
C K. Bradahaw, general c h ib .
we a, to announce a committee
NYA G raft Classes Suspended;
—
Allied Units Push Toward
Damascus, Syrian Capital
U. S. Soldiers Have
Unofficial “Invasion”
Enemy Aircraft
V w dyd
drawn,
u * g iant too.J t MM person who stood
r eitflA waa bayoneted, end
- —
SANFORD.
h i 1908
Of Plant;
Bayoneted
Are Cheered
Some Workers
A t H um A ircraft
W ant .Upon
w
Ran ford In The Only Control ‘s*
Florida City Affording Kali, HlfMTOJ
And Water TrnmiporUtloa
1 , 0 2 4 .0 2 1
of
kfO M 'iii'
It wan MI mi iliRfliMM'd that 704 '
10 (nriH n f fi'i 11hri'i w e r e uned
in Hua c o u n t y dm m y l hr m onth,
in cl u d in g f>7 tunw •d tup fire*
Bern F e r t iB f i'r
innteriMlB
Uaeil
t o t a le d 2 U-I Oft iuin*, which
In
c lu d ed 10 If. tun* nf gunt man
u r e a nd 01 40 inn* o f n it r a te o f
potash,
U rn
tioopa
I
F re e
it f
Palestine,
F re n c h
com
i m1.1«—in u t in <• ami pat m l hy thufiI. 1 1tig warplsnes nf the K A.
I jumped into action yesterday
in a
• hi
111
• iluwii Invito ion of S y i ta,
t. 111Ini v nf then
old
ally
F l 14(1' *
Ibt, mg Mgainst growing
A*J*
luminal lull
of
that
keyilone
t%rdge ,if country to save her
(mihHmti in the Middle Eeet and
\ f iir n
B rita in
took
the
Inltla-
list- m her hid ile tot hid of the
in toi , thereby iirerlpitatlng * n tk
i.f W'nI w ith the France of Mar*
dull I'etam
Fni Hie
F re e
F re n c h
who
Ii*i(I*-*I m the coiifbat it WA* *
iiuttb
«>
f
bm
ther
against
brother
Red Cross in Need
Inti* the contest Britain threw
cl's of diplomacy, poll*
Ol Shelf, Cabinet inin- i tiuiui
Mild economics as well i i
M rx »
It
1llltt tot n, who iia • mild hi y force, nroclto'mmg with
Hm F ie r French a promise of
elite 1g. of lb
Bed
'rows *rvk " g
Indepeitdtnea
room
I 1lie VV iiruiiii - f 'l u b
ll id Syiutii librraliun,
i li sM* from blockade If the
nd
todto > Ho re
ito a neei)
for
to
book a i 1 It or * a liilH 't «t th e M Ml.
Wlilt h t .l Rto i
upon
gtofme rile
b efo re Ho > M»e -in iped
CET3 WAGE INCREASE
She 44tok • 11 toll) Hill w h o co uhl
W a s h i n g t o n , j u n * ». - J i 1) , « • "
—- A w » g r in cre a *e of ft r a n t * w l , h
In I be I h 'I tohipnieiit o f ' ' i l l
an h o u r for 3 0 0 ,0 0 0 te a tlie wnrk^
e ra , the la r g n t sin g le g r o u p to rlem niiit t»v t h e R e d <'»•.*» *01
re c e iv e ra is e s u n d e r the w ag e* M a y 'IP 1 t h e n w e r e Hi* f o l l o w
hour la w , w a s announced yes- Ing H em s' ‘ Ml layette**, 2<> op."
toting go wn * , 2ft bib s, m * m u f
tarda y by
G e n e ra l
P h ilip
B
F la m in g , w ag e-h o u r
a d m ln la tra * f l o r a , f IV* |m»41 o f a u i a n d e i g h t
children'* sweaters
tor.
lit 111- h
11111 mi
iiivHtoiun succeed*.
F o u r h o u rs a f t e r the In va a io #
b ig « f 1 th e re w as no o f f ic ia l In*
formation how the action w i i
piort'cding tur what re c e p tio n th i
irm ipik (e s tim a te d by V ic h y • !
2(1,000) w e re m eetin g Operation*
w ere
declared
|?oing amoothlye
how ever
Beirut was bombed twice,
oil retoervoirs being set afire,
and a i r f i e l d s pi Meal*, near D$m as ru a, Nerat> and Rayak aU«
bombed the French
communl*
i|ue said
Three British p l a i n *
were declared ahot down-
Ail US0 Money Goes To National
Headquarters, Declares Bradshaw National Unity Is
Need, Says Official
Declaring that all money do
nated to the United States 8 « r.
rice Organisation will b« sent to
netlonel headquarters and from
there to the various arm y ram ps
throughout tha country, Charles
E. Brads I aw , Bemlnole . county
chairman, today Issued a sta te
ment clearing up a mUunder■tending TiT the minds of some
persons who believe the money
re lead I n
Sanford
would be
given to tha nearest a rm y , or
nivy m m ,
Mr. Bradshaw aakd th a t M
• u t t e r where any young s u n
/resa Sanford m ight be serving
hie coon try la the arm ed forces.
.l.f r i.iU .w
„at . . h i .
retard here.
"Bp giving to thli moat worthy
organisation, our people will lv
contributing directly to th* wvl.
fere of all th* Hanford boyi who
have l«wn called away f/om
their homra and Jola to serve
their country, Th* laaat that we
who remain a t home can do la
to maka their life aa plaaaaet
a t posxlble." Mr. Bradahaw da.
dared.
The United B em ce u ig a n lia tlon t« clothed with tha rssponalblllly of providing appropriate
entertainm ent and rew eettonal
artlvltlea fo r aoldlan end aallora
aa a mesna of keeping morale
m • high plana.
TUSCALOOSA, Ala.. June 8-~
W*t---"National defense m ust bo
uur first Immediate concern In
th* currant criala, but to bo
fully cffectlvo It must bo con
structed upon a foundation nf
national unity,*’ National Com*
m inder Joseph C. Men end eg e f
Veterans of Foreign Warn sa
ls r ted today.
In an addroaa prepared fa r
eighth annual encampment of tho
Alabama Vet arena of Fb reign
W ere. Menandoe called fo r •
“Blackout of Politico,*' and tho
support of oil msoeures doanod
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Puffed Wheat cello pkg. 41
/*c CLOTHES PINS....... 3 doz. 14c
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SPAM*....
SUGAR 5 lbs.
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lb. 175c
Borden’s Milk 3'tall cans 2(lc Sunshine COFFEE : 2 lbs. 25c
Egg NOODLES 16 oz. pkg. 15c Guava Paste 2 3-4 Ib. box 23c
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Sliced BOLOGNA ...........J lb. 10c (WHITE BACON
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SANFORD,
Estntillshcd In 1908
Cun Expert Coming Here
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FLORIDA,
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' Adjotuning 60 Day
•’S e s s io n Tonight;
vFilibuster E nded
Way To Make Work
ers Conscious O f
New Responsibility
A rc
Investigated
Power Intended
f For State Cut
W A S H IN G T O N . Juae S—
( A I*) — I'rtw ldrfit
llo w m lt
ih M rtrd
today
A n la to d o r
John
W inant Had brought
‘
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will l»r hi s
*o Kivi> till * \
Farcy She. l;n£ Expe»*i To Visit
Semjnolo Cm Club On Wednesday
i
H»rc-I>clish;i l ’rgps
Combining Crilish,
U. h. ( 'lif/cii* liips
Pretldcnl
lieu r ham
ytayad
the
proceedings
and
Iliad Into conference
admin
I Is!ration leaders and chief opi*on
p u ts of tha program, urging ihrm
1to j o t together.
| Under his prodding, the onto
onlata arranged
a confcrcnn$lh the Governor and brought
l lha Senate a complutiI. softening tha provision,
_ new tax collection system
|th*t wouid have glean the Stu'c
(O enlorce proev-
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Approprialioil li>
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A m rrira a
NUMBER U6
Campaign To Bottle
1'p England’s Fleet
1n Mediterranean
May lie In Motion
The II. S. Army “Defends” A Vital Bridge
Germans Report
Ta kins Damascus
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t l . . . - i vim ’s of Muall flrrannii
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i ixt'iil innrkttman. Hi* Milmita.
I »■ -I, I Hal K takcM plouty nf
pf I' li< i*.
I
Hu ttiit' piTMon fill! ol IU who
M * Mfi’pir Miyii will »*• uimhli*
j i t tin )ii“ IrirkM lia* m Hu t an
i tli fort or iiit'k m l In j*ti 11it v
j i iM»rtlimifi* him rtiUMi h"s piopi'i*
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Voters* Says Stoney
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County Herds In
USO Drive Named
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Perfecting uf the cuurdy or
Cotilar. DoSoto. Olades. ganization of IU- U.*ii» ill,vi- i.
ft Manalaa or Okeachobot- moving'- rspilly an rh atl,a I
rtrad-bnw, munty ^-hnirmas. c n
today’s coif ln- taels Ii en In work in tba i-ull»Ing Miftricte.
Tolh'U
•j m
><tcM over
the
work
for
mation arivinnrJ « r the farm R<-rnritv Administration, told * nsil-ir*nl
eonferenee
of
arraW
vmrkent today
that
in eight
Mmithcrn *late» poll lairs were
*■Effectively blocking off tw“ thlrds of the cllixen* from th*
privilsg— of voting.**
lie described the levy •« a
“ ronvrfitrat device for political
fo-itrol,1' and anwrlcd Alabama
bail the "moat vicious" poll tax
lour.
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W A S H I N G T O N , dip* ft-f/F>—
Picslilent Itooneveil -a» ! tmlny hr
con shirr in,if n w flops t«» rt*iiii i* labor a l n p p a g i m di fenar
nihi-lni'N, hut w in it*•( proparfd
iHi any thing now wMIr* the
iVfrMRn
Mniuithin
lhmnl
waa
■Aiii I ini* on tho » ' t cfoaal air.
inf! him’ * i ill-put-
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!nuh womf. t jtlif,
h tilth6 pru*
hu t ion on f ’JON/MHLOUi" nf ihjlitnr y
nhot Hm turrtiil Intnl uf
Hlike.util* dofon-i* workerf to a
HM
high i'f
fC’.KOtl yratenlay
itnd tourhvfl f»ff n nrriiet nf demajids in ('ohifrraa fur iryitarit
action to rrhtrir’ work alomn ur
in iit],lii«ti irn vital to I liar Arina
mint program
m •i
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plane,
f-wouping
luw
in *iitiu1»Hi>n of
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wilft Hir »• " I - ""-tl .H l ill" I >
Contrail A w a r d s IIamim Chevrolet,
U. S. Enirineurs
Made Al Meeting 'W < t Derigner : Will Investigate
Of School Board!* i»t,<>s
LlL l,,lr,,l( Water Hyacinths
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(ai v ihn P.itn-t m a ra b in et aei«
mu
i( \H hv diiveliNNeil II, S
N i i f ' l a r V " f State ('nrdell HuU'p
1*1ni41 writ mug t Ii jrI French ?u
i*f»* I .|( |n" With the Naim (ft **ul*
*- * K iMittiM al t*i (hr ju*t righta
■d "Ml T ri.Mflt I ir* '*
' tn ri iMifti nf luns Ibat IlritUH
fi, -). might nmvi’ in t«» S yria a l
a 11v immiriit. tvjK.rtH at Anka*
♦,i
lutkev. a«*»4‘r!ml that (J«f*
•m.im -'•ddier< wen- aaid tn h m
• 4i upiial
h.imu-eu*,
capital
of
Su m
4*nly
fill mtlea
from
fit it t-h Mtlcd TraiiN-Jonlan.
In Imuhui, I hr |>rc*N warned
Hull 111 itain*A piiiilmn In tha
M *•(••(h* Ea*t waa grave. One®
mutt a clam nr »•*, made for
ilifiMVi. Rflinn tn beat Adolf
Huh i
fditmi' ii lu the punch,
f u" *|m dnretl Ia*t night with
• tud i mnnr. Thr iflual arn111.•11,*I ainiM* in ftrfti*h-allied
I *111 * v ami waa that thr Gar*
Min' tml Hum*Marta w m thnai Mini*
iitnck Sawlc* Buaaia.
\i•<\i i -hadowetf wa * thr ap«
ii ni
i" nmo uf a full Axil
M-u ■\ *4 agnm t Diliaiu in
%1 I ll.
K a-I
I.
1; >1 n il i m i midrrtinrrl bp
.I.. liiV K H i
m ii puhlicafinii
(ii
a d lf i 4 |mu i. r I he N a ll
I i 11 <1 inl|i till I (hat B ritain ’ s 1a«t
i
u i fi im tin*
Fluidle
Roat
..t
f.uvv "tMiirhf’d I'V thr |H»in\
1
i (t« t •■t mui fi awufd," and by
id i ■■i iM iu u l knit I hat a v * * t
' i l l * ..I ilirt'k had It ifit prepared
u..l\i*t(e Pah-Mini 4» im! Ih r Su*
.•
m.i F.g\|d p-irnmlli*
,
dU d M.
*>"M 1
i <n|( lift'
(fl V, 11 1
, ♦,* u
1 1
f>" I d
> i > ^ iri
Hi* • '
'
1*’
AM"1
i ii, .1 nt
1" »
.,.
1
1
n.i.i
•
'
|,V I"
I t . M u l ' l l * ' Fn*t.m forces
I *. .tii f I lu hr
* * million
•I tM* .,|)|u«M'd finally
prv*
I .t. I •-, matt h int*» French 8 y, i* ih, 1 i v uf tin
German of*
.11 , .lid" I
( , ii i« pbui
I h h*mri in an
k It If \\i l» I v I Him * M i l lu la* al (hr N «m to po
, , \
V*. dl le •"
ll i-.fi
I f - 1 1• I S4||ddell
M*4|4 4|V« I , the lln li- h r«*vrn1. i* t< In I nn ami' • ..... . i,|...
Ih.,Ii Syria and
■ft...
>,-,)•...) )..,• * r, ni h"-))i),rtilled I.—pIf \
Iku
Ml* I* ||||*
t (**
uffn.
Ill
lb.
>. In•*!
in
H"
-<)k'I•-1«I’lrtlt ■(
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f),,iii* llv
, cm «in *
them
'‘f mi iiiv airutikisl (rrr'tory.
(,* im,m f.iree" alrea W hav#
l(-t I. p.t'd
|n na'ciiRi
ini port an4
m i in Iuwm uh.ml
1fo mllra
....ih ..(
(he
Britith-occupied
|iam Jurdan fronttrr. an
M p.itI (nun Ankara, Tukey, aaid.
Kidary Club Enioys
Boat Trip On River
.Day- ridlapNr'l Fur a I intr in (he IH)-1.) I - 1) W-t - |,-*D.I-)| *»Dl
Ap,iM),iina,rlv If* ii’emb*r» of
., ............... 1 1.1 I Id SaDt-Mi ft.,- IIdI * iv ."tub nnd their guest*
early *3fta hr wa> an nif paler* t
III
ral-l
,
1
1
*'!'
1
man.
>nji.yiit » l)(* l trip im Ibe Weklv*
|| ,, lr,)-))|) >1 <)1 ,1)1 I,-,l) I III., Itivrr nieiard F K RoumliatS
Ilir nr,)in-v> <>l ,).,» Im m rr S a „- cruiser, ,hc "Skylark.' and • flak
l n » l ,t . hIi-ii I*. M i »•«! M i , 11 fty al l.yrd'a Camp y»»lerd«y.
8. I-* «I l, ,Mtt l«rt> •• |)r,M,«t-r d.
Huy
Williams
furnlah*d a
war id (ii (m fti* ,iniv May, l'f'0. • keel » hooting o u tfit, and ta rg e *
atirn lilt ,-Idhi- fill in lli-lgni” - malchen were enjoed by UmM
Mr *11)1 M r* U-ak aro
DOORN, OCCUPIED NETH|irr#riil.
ERLANDS. June « —tiP>— The resalt-iil* <*l Sarafola, but llv til
Earl Turner and Clyde Barbody o f former K tiw r Wilbrln- k rn many > **'» « '« l a lill u » n a
II, dressed in lb* ft*Id marshal |>]acr • n thi- raft .hie
uniform of the I mporta I Arm>
Thnr nephew, Michael liuuy.
ha one* commanded. waa placed who wa* 21 in January, write*
in a casket and movad down- cheerfully from the camp, but
■tain aany today to tba fan- add* that he ha* pot much faith
tty dining room, m an ttod Into a la personal parcel* reaching him.
ReJ “
' T« V
i ivrnwr
formar W
Kaiser,
cam
iw t, who
wmi will
wiu ha aaya. Inferring that parcels ara
Funaral ritaa w an hold for bo hariad Monday with military arriving from lha Ualted Stairs
Mrs. Boaaia Maa Tsckrr, mothar braara ordered
hla ana
lima to
individual*
quicker
than
af Rot. n. W. Tucker, yaatafday taayoral. Adolf Httlar, loft adn through organisation* and that la
ata laatnaetioa* fo r bit f anoral, bow ha would l i o than aaoU
«1 ti Brbnol
I
fe -
t." i-iiuiMi * iif ’ » avv ac*
it*vii«I- -I hv r t*0 min*
- • i «i.i"hi firr man hurnbinif
• ) i. Mi ujindiit, Egypt, tho
| , i ki "111. ,i| ha hr ill thi" ro a lrrn
M-<(,'* . i iiM*'Ai' in (hi- area uf lha
.......... . .I Thr Attach wa* th#
■
i iv*r
»|r(ivrrril
thrrr.
\j
Ik,it ion |HTM)nR wera
i I I .1 >| I he 'hlMiagl- lo build*
1*1. al. fill hough an A»*
,I |*tt
t erri’uiniulf nl re*,
.14 [ i|Mt t)„ Hrituh warship
i ti * fl |>iM|iif tly
wR* hit.
KiMy nf lb** B u f p
|h*’fe*rlmen| Ini- m i *.f bvi*utt«* yt’ *|n
I (
pl lSAtflll
IM
'bn I ti rrpreperilalive
of
Ui(i
In Iwlt-r vi RTi hr * ntrr«*i| I be I Pali 1 I
riiM).
. 111 mi) r**MM
^'unljr he appiiintird in a 11end avia! $0*1 fit- Id Then mi'fnituh* mtiiT 1.11 «*
fhe inerlJnga nf (be All Hmilb* un’**r1ilmiI
It •*** and h»4 blift1ti *■* 1 I , , ..)< I)il)-V1)l t)> 1**) I,-*
Senate And House
Pass Local Bills
w r-rv
1k
. ..
Pri-suiifr’s Parcels
Sent Without ( ’barite
Ovicrlo ami arrytrd the quota
uf $4110 while Andrew Du,ln v. ill
Th* advisory comtniUa* ol the
carry lha drive in Slav ia with a
Sanford BUt* Farsaoni Market
l'i'it-1 of $200. Mr. tired*)aw re
will moot at 1:00 o’clock Mon
ported thk afij-ivtoan.
day night at tha mark*!, II. M.
chairman, announced
II, II, Cnkntau ha* aidwinled
lha fatlowing a* Yenirr-,-rit.illvi’»
Hunting in Bemlnol* County on
•t rivic and fra) emu I organ ita- Monday, Wednwlay and Krldajr
Un«t« In Work in ihg itriv*: llwiv- would b r prohibited under th*
Wm G riffia of the Junior Chamber I l*o provisions of > MU Introduc
af Cnmtm-lte, J . J . K< llcshrn of ed in th* House by KrprsseoUthe Elks. a. i* McKay of the ti»* John C. Laonardy and naaa.
Mason-, William Holywood of the pd >>y loUi Ota Sonata and Uia
Bay Scout". Mr*. Ann McNeil t," II nuna. Ilia A**eeiat*d Praaa aaid
the PlUt Ctub, Mrs. r . 3 Hhsme.
a f tha Jewish argealration nnd
Mrs. A. M. Nobis « f the E|iimry a t,' m f m u MJm L <(, /
' 1 •’.S" * ■
Asaacistonight
CORRECTION
____ _
.•
|m ir* H»«M lit W'.lt IM Hu Itl.M'Mv,!
I,-
U. s
* d Nhi tti|»
. v In I *» I h,
Mi rt aliM >n|* |he
t tuldi * n 1..
T1* ' » f hm 1t
tl...*
. '
«" hnill. Ml
Ic'lWtnn f * |»«1! 11-«|
m.i* 1*1 ’* Jip,
IM I
I '
White MiaIt intr h*r falls Mis I*t HI* -t
lit"' ill11* r 1
Shrafer inveatiralnl Ih- •••.irr I Dm
rliifiueei t*s, tin t,
"» h* and in' n11b 11iftil if 11tit u of Hn s fill d4'">i|»»ii
link Aid al . II • '
f "i m* I ( ■
'Mime* and repuHed In i Imdimfi n»* i»h* nn*.|i I- M.ji fhevtolel
( ill 11id
I., thi* Welfare flnard and Hu- laified h»- ■Im f ill litnlnm !l«
Health h.'|)Nr1i|ti‘ii( fur further In-tih d I Im- ItunL tattn^ tiam " f rna , 1
inn
1l?Mi!» mid 19 III u b»* b maile 1
dfii" re-igrutl ii*n
i*f
I'
S 11 lean *vtii|i |n !*it| hi- nruan
He wo'ai n
in iurrrfd Thad II* Carlton nf f iMiurljiq hi ruriiMierii.'l h ni'lt« t , iti d I hi I In * rnh 1 \(ul>,( |
Fori Pierre* anpolntrd la»*t year if (be 1 vtvinn Sebi»«d w»»
at |i*a* I lie untipii d««'l tin I t**ti uf tie
by Governor Conr-________________ *t I'!*”*I l»\ (he Im1tiftl ami Hubert 1yignini* i ni,i will* It i***tt *tn e»*«i t w - 1,“ ■
la on*" KHiil|M*r wm- MppMnleil a* j "ivrH
'u<* f»*HI nub JiidianaiH*
* *11 bpliliile
until a vutten-."! Im Speedway ' U sm* » In addiliun
^j**' In* named
1hr wa* Ihi fall** r uf the "Flint
In an-iwrer In a r«M|Ue-d by Paul «v Fnf»l." n |.n|iiiUtly prirnl n
City News Briefs
V»«««1*1,4
11.ili.-,m Im m lir'rx
,1)11 ti-il I ih I.h in )mv»* attacked
Iti ,1 am ’-. g,vi,t nx-k citadel
"t •,ili,-.,liar, trimnlinir the
w i'sicr,, i-nlraiin.' o f the M edi*
tr, tiiMiiiti
S iq .
w h ile
the
iriiim
fnrix-ftMt
aerial
‘ t'lii'w ill I In- Sui'^ Cana) U*
' 111,- i-;,s)
l.tnki-,1
«,lt ,
W ednesday
nu ll) ti» ,»vv ,i' anil on 0 «* main
j It* Hi I* movill •»»*'* al Alexandria,
,tln *. t* p.*il
It,.(Mated thu A lU
I .- a ia . i$*u i„ lioHli" up tho Hrit, i’-h Al. -lit♦,i lam an
fleet
may
all" idv h+ IM Mint ton,
M. inv4 luh f l iaiire’p high mill-
ItnrnnHl d fflirrd IhU n rtrf
had bren »*ald unlr»* by Ber
lin.
*
1,1 1* wllh ffiina nnd pi«.|nU, Mr
1* < fir will nltin riplain thr ra*
TAI.I.AII AShKC .Ini,
i iiali of isafo hiiridhnir for firr—‘Thf t’MflfiM lift rtiriiit’ "
.it O'*, jtml will Rivr n r unning S a n fo r d B es id e n ls *
'hf* lim it ,111,) HiMUeU I I
ol.tnal h»rr of Him Mh'its
ttr
S on I n N a m e d J u d ^ e
Jniinntnl
Hit
m |.)
nt
•Mfil ,*■ Hirm. 11M wif, will ,im
lift IVMl i'll i HwItliiiKif .■•
«
'
i f him In tho datfiuriit rnliori
Stair Si-tin lor A, I)
k an to i
I
j lf».t» - *1|>]MMVfel i |tl« I
II
S
Wulkrr, r^liH'i-otn Uvo
of Stiiai I. fi rmer r«**i"4t at of
Him hlrnnnl
rul upt" »
tM I lorifln for
thr
Its lum po o
Sanford ami non of Mr atol M
Tho clti«iinil ii*t , ul *1* * Ir *i - 11 a ' mm Com pany, Ik ■rttMii'oriiijr
tirniA lull
( ’ItMileN Knnni'r uf SmiMi S«n
'ft
It* **irla*'i« tour of H ih •'tair
ford Avenue, wn« npp«MMt.d nt
IIa* Siuiat* suhalitiMr* j,« (
I'fitm Kinfcril hr will tf" *" f ^ *
rml
judge m the ninth '1111111
tf* l«W for |k n*ii»tiA fi>i
i lufoio anil Ki**irniioo , Mrk»l hia
yostrrday for a
term
uf
pm
ccnl of ill I'.vmi in U» him
Tu'i! jm 11Irfa-aa 1'R)i 11lit lo Ti ' Ml 1’tt'
priutlon* Mil.
yrgrn.
utit’i
nnd
Del
JLtni
The fltiuiML*, nn im-ivm- Hu
Governor (ini Iand niad** the ap
livid Goode, |ir*aidei,l „r the
commi I
frfMiit #i«*i#» *
-ii m
point mnd , toffalher with
IHr ■*
Hi-immilo f!un rlu b , Joined ni'b
ahlrriitlon of
Jf until vi
i Ml WiilScr Ii* invite the p'lbtie. othe m, and the Son a to munrdi
rmon.
ati’iy m u firmed th**m.
n-l i-iocr fatly all member, » f
Thr hill totulj •limit
Othrrs nanird wr r r lbp rr«r it
l),e elub, to attend Wedoesdsy »
300 onnualiy, on Inrrtuc if J
fativr Grorir*' E Hull, Miami, t*
meelinr nnd e-e Mr
Reeal-- «
I3I.UtHI c v**r 10.19.
h«* cirruit judge in the »l«-vniH
Chuirnuiu l.ftuly uf tM II * » demnnetratlon. No charge will f be
rirruit fur six y^ar*; Hrprraan
9*
IMHflf*.
firi»m «‘ an«l
taxntimi r*»'rutin r.
tiitive E m r* t t)v«rAtrrrt, Miami
mnd rhRlrm#n
Shtldon
f fir
In hr harbormaster of ihr port
RpprtTpriM.11on
cnmmui h *
sum!
nf Miami, for an unrsplred le m
B lo c k in «
they bcllcvril euffich-nt n-v.-mi", P o l l T a x e s
ending Feb
&. 1042. and l >
had U-cn provided to meet ibrl
rieaentativr Tho map J. Shave. Jr.*
sproprbitlons hill nnd other * JM •
Frmandina, In he appiaiant dni.
Ia I kpprtpriaUuaa in (ho M b ', i
attorney fur the Nassau Duval
ATLAN TIC CITY, N J . Juns Clay rirr u it for four year* be
tfinnul
«»f
BUmey of finning June 21.
wMch irnlud#* acbupla, rn*»g Uu»».L <S if} ’} —George C.
h ig h vrly i, old p g r pciniutii* rml ’ lootgonrary, Ala., n-glrmal infor
Hrnator Kan nrr wa»
iiHmr.I
r l g T . AUGUSTINE, June « (Spaatpl.)—1
Tba tenth call ft»
“
* ' ‘ ‘ clad service trainee*
____ ^ yesterday hr Adjt.
Vivian Collins, calling for
‘ 1report ta Camp Blending
1 and 14. No call waa modi
trainees.
'
___ o f tha relatively snihil other actlfUU**
k number o f cattntiaa ware
Ida county (Miami)
a requisition for C
_______ trough Is second with
ISritish Position In
Middle Fast D e
scribed As Serious
Kelp,
. v, I'f It
I, S' I "ill Mijf Uf|Jri pa ith I JIM tnyllimir t‘1 makr luhor .iwnr," uf
ii 'ill ri s *mi
i »-,ii h
fur
your iiN “ m-w roNpofo-ihiliti" V in Ihr
pifM-nt •*nu>rg«tnry
Mtfjilkrii hit l will b«* (irrienU'il
Tin* c laia f Kxrcill i O' ri’plinl hr
s
m ,i Mi m i i"h i»r thi"
iirxi
m■|it*vpil Hntl rutilrl I*-■ jin-wiM’d
f * i' M!., i lot'll
"f
lilt' Srmiriiiili’
in ti*’ nffii inaliv*
Hi,it f 1
\\ ktit -li.a> Itllir riiMMi
A unllkiMil int Voiln Ano rirsu
it
, ____
_^,J quietly, tha Senratified tba agroament. wlih
* » t those who op
Ca|l iMued;
Seluinolc Quota Is
murkRinun,”
'Mi al U;30 o’clock
l>
un I Ik* ’taf«‘
at til** i -Ifular shoot of
W| l lit Hotel Mayfair.
humllitig !•'
ISirHowarer,
y
K
■• * ittt*T*|
the Scnmml*
•too. s
. A fter a aaren hour night Ma
iding at 3:00 A. M. today
ailed to seltls the hotly
. .. I™ ** .bills, th* Hermit- wan
|called to meet at D:00 A. M. to-
tba Senate ID !•
to 17.
Uadaat tha terms of the agreeI rnrnl, tba counties wilt be re
Iquirad to value property for tin
latkyi at 100 cents on the iM
|lar, tax deeds will be lasurd t « '
a after a lax sale, pen:.I
fo r nonpayment of penum
o r real eatate taxes will
In
traaaad, and expansive home,
W enjoying $15,000 homest. nil
[axemption will he brought into
"ia tay paying claaa.
tOuf .of the two bill* applying
estate and
personal
taxation came
broad
for tba State romplnd
lx atandarda for *»*<•»■
J manta and also authority
for
lib a Oorarnor and tha com pi ml
| V r ta control county budgets.
1 Completing the compromi-tba Senate paaaad a thin! hill
bill
teapeeing penalties nn the pro
peaty o f railroads, telephone and
J telegraph companies, which now
ao Interact fo r delinquency.
placing them on a parity
I with other property.
It Tba Florida Senaie. which to
d endorsed tha Holland
__ throughout the session,
loooo teat night, an the
T a » P a g e ------
Member Associated l*rena
Hill
from England not rtrn |” A
tt-nlli r«u«in of a paarr o f
fer.” amt addrd Nail propa
ganda
In rftponBilf
for
(ware talk.
Told hy a rr porter thrra
tun
an lm|»r#a«Kin
being
Nprr>«1 that llrltal* had paid
hhi* rou id not (aat 'ino ff fit an
a lew months wtllirml ' ln-
Provisions Of New
T u x C o lle c tio n
System Softened
-
B,
?llps 1° E.n,1Britain^ Rock Of Gibraltar
U
borT
lMl® Blasted By Italian Planes
Are
Studied
m prom ise
d Tax Plan
TALLAHASSEE. June 6
</P)— A compromise wns
ndopted In the Senate today
f t 'Governor Holland's profrtm for a tighter county
Ux assessment and collec
tion procedure, thus ending
^filibuster and clearing the
for prompt adjournment
tonlj :ht of the 60 day scs-
JUNK
CommlH*'e at
luna Beach thH week ainl r u l l
week Pruf It. E. Kipp * • * amke*l
to attend (he meetings thu week
and Mr. I caw ton ii lo attend tba
week o l Juna 7-14.
Bine* Mr. La w ton will be out
of town next weak the meeting
of tha school board yeaterday b
to take tba place o l tba
one
scheduled lo r next Wednesday
and tba board will meet again
at a data later
in
June, Mr.
Lawton concluded*
Mrs. Tucker Is
Burfed At Pomona
Kaiser To lie Buried
With Military Honors
�t
Senate Adopts
Compromise
On Tax Plan
Herald
HESTORE TUB
KUKINO:
r*lhr*n, if a mun be overtaken
a fault, y* whlrh ar* spirtal. tastora such a one In the
Int o f meekness, considering
yaelf, lr*t thou alio bo templed.
TO T H R I*B K 8 I»K N T
H r, many ' wIJsprr* mule the
•Ingle ahou l.
T o * may not hear thin country.
. You Iom touch
‘ Without white Indignation, nnd
, a * doubt
, Land not enough led yon lend
- overmuch. ,
Truly th* people have outstripped
>u.fou» a«al •
’ That Mica wai vails") |«>«t the
P*tnt af danrrr
00 far behind the vanguard ybu
fcv*ai
. Uareriatatlo* to which you wrr*
a stranger.
| Th#
trumpet
of
unity,
’..a o m berating
America
will
one atar-atrong
challenge*
that
:Through victor/, through history,
through death. J
■ fgata o ff this unresolring ehoni.
Tremendous rtlto. Hound that, ami
5&J. • ' ^ ^ f f n u W T
h i m .y r r
l S w ift green radiance
tha spring
did an Desert Mallow
to golden names
i tha Palo Verde trees
1* with yellow flames
Mider .bursts from Ironwood.
»t from Prickly Pear
M M assault th# Mesqultos
g their blossoms flare,
scarlet tassels snap
ir O w illfo wfvlp*
pals Wreaths ate hanclag
■ Oaguaro Upa.
Ip the blush ascends
rplry Duslrrs on a hilt
tha JhtT(| Carlos wear
I Ilka a frill.
It« Cereus will glow
un tha desert night
opening to moths
>wings shove Ita lig IL
IRQTIIY L. ULBCIII
r
Start of tha local drlva next week by the United Ser
vice Organisation under tha chairmanship of Charlea BBradshaw should meet with excellent response from tho
public which should by this time realise that tha time h**
come for evernme to make sacrifices.
Certainly tha young men who have been drafted end
who have enlisted In our armed forces have made a greet
sacrlflfe and It Is nothing leas than right that those of
us who .remain at home do everything in our power to
moke their lot as pleasant a# possible.
That la the purpose of the United Service Organiza
tion, comprised of the Y. M. C; A - the National Cntholico Community Service, the Salvation Army, the Y, Vy.
C, A., the Jewish Welfare Board, and the National Travelers
Aid Association, which have pooled their efforta to help
provide entertainment and recreation in communities ad
jacent to army camps and naval stations.
The government will finance the cost of providing
suitable buildings and facilities, but it will be up to the
U. S. O. to maintain and operate them, and it Is for this
purpose that the publie is bsing celled on to contribute at
this time. . .
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Just what all thU means to our young men cannot
be over-estimated, for ah Army camp without organized
recreation and entertainment facilities of a wholesome na
ture In adjacent fkwns will become e camp where tbo men
will fall prey to the blandishments of unsavory Individuals
and when morale win .suffer for lack of proper direction
whilo the men are off duty.
,,
The,moral welfare of.mi'r soldiers and.sailors Is Just
as important In the building of an effectivo fighting force
a# is the maetery of firing data or the intricate operation
or a tank. Therefore when solicitors ssk for contributions
tho donor should n>£llxe hU gift is in a very real sense
helping to protect the security of
ra»)lw—* rtmm n *r
pro ot >adjournment, end pro
ceeded to poll th* t**Ui from
Ike admlnl(tr*Uo«’* las collec
tion bill*, already pasted by th*
House.
• j
Opponent* o f th* Helland pfcn
fcrcnl the Senile into a night
session, after a briaf «*e*utWo
aesaloii to confirm a number o f
Holland appointmanta, and then
proceeded to debat* th* contro
verted tax program.
In a day o f bitter debate, two
omrndmrnt* were attached to a
kill lishtening personal property
rssesament so as to remora much
of the stale control from It*
terms.
. . . . .
Then, Into this eonfoslon. Uie
Renalo flimnee eommltteo thrust
n new Issue in the term o f *
bill to cut lb# chain store llecnie
schedule o f $10 to »<00 a store
to a seaio riartlng^J»\..i9.5°
By
MBS, jfeviN Q
FKINBEBO
. Probably th* boat hot la fiction
for the month ot Juno la "Beat*
laa* Ar* th* Sella." by Kvslyn
Eaton. It la successor to a book
that placed fourteenth among the
fiction beat sailers o f 1840,
“ Quietly Ify Captain Waite.” It
mUaPa eeemtary has re*
“ far private reaaaas." In
kt af recent devslopwesita
kU secretary fo r II Dao*
bo fa >11111*'e m hamusing,
iking Orders’ new, not glv-
r . ’soAlBsn
m§82~
fSffuuSSrSt
S r ifif’f i r a
Th e
ant* and Chinese officers, T ie
book will hold you >bsaau*a of
Ita s te m rich In th* dramatic
■cenea for which Dr. Cronin la
famous! because uf Ita chlaf
character whom you may find
yourself comparing to hla nanus•atm - t i Assiai, and beast**# ft
will bring before your mind tho
Y in l* great question of tho port
that railslen can play in tho
world , today. And perhaps when
yoa lay It down, you will say,
M Monsignor BUeth dldi “ Oh.
RENT &
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I 'e lln q u e n .
tir o .
pns>eir
Klioliln. noil w ill remain
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Relation? Totter
» B A T A V IA , Netherteada ' Bait
Indira, Jane 8 —
— J op *n j
year-lone efforta to draw I i m
the India* trea t guaaUtla* of
each war raaettlnl*' aar rabbet,
oil and tin tottered hut night
on what the chief Japan*** ne
gotiator hlmialf called “ tha #dr>
° f Wlt^r*fi?*ndiy relation* 'thus
delicately. , pnlaed,
the
Dutch
have promlaod to reply fonaalW
to the Japaneao demand* .F r i
day Bailable aourxaa
notch Would
♦ o n U o fftr fiactW 'the Doleh
•1 concession* am!
and- that the JU
*1
panes* would refose.
A lank truck wa* first used far
shipping milk J n lO IO -
I^ .s te
T .s
of
t h a 'H IY . o f
n a n fo rd ,
,i„„r y»r th* f " y ,,» 11 ""1
11,1 Itmiae In the flly of nsoforll.
Ml to July.
II. N. BAYER, City Clerk
PECIAL
UMMER
GOLF S
at the—
Sanford Country
50c PER DAY
May 15th To Sept 15th
YearlyMemberships
MEN _____________ 11*00
LADIES — ...
110.00
FAMILY
________ »25rO0
STUDENTS
18 HOLES d F CH AMPION8H
TUNE - UP
v oaaaav
nc**’ 1"
outside, hot waa unhappy bo. • ClhlNOKING, j nn« 8 -{*> )—
causa of an approaching sand £ * ? • * • • pUna* U a * night substorm.Being psora aggressive linn kftod thU -Chinese capltid to on*
Urn Abac and taaaiaaay geia f , tho of Urn moat savage raids o f tha on.
tfru ga r, Th* attack lasted fog
D?• hours and officials aald that
T f Japunoaa bombers look port,
i Both tho old ally and the molallosmd In
dam auburha were hit and hall
a dosen fires ways started. Darn
O f* was bear Urn wi dest area in
TbilV/ovoo,
any single r»ld to data.
sraEtJSi
yaslerday
I WONT
wm
I,
et the front ilour i*f the
tk* last war eternity
time* defined as Iks
Umo li would.taka to
v
...»
yin ,M n
It i* seldom that wo us* .a
dictionary for turn other mason
ihaa to look up tho ~*anlags pf
A
k*r, Tampa, brought lb * b|U t t
with committee approval,
arm
though the higher ratea had been
ratified by both Ilouar* earlier
in the week.
NOTICE tO PROPERTY OWNERS
Death of tho lata Kata
brought forth many atobetween his life and
pretending to ahow ar
of III tier, an analogy
accurate only in
dictators of the German
both ,men wrro practl
la and both jod their < it*y. Into war.
But there were many <4 ta to the life of the Kaiser
not possessed by Hitler. Both were hated, it Is true, but
as the New York Herald aaya; "To dismiss tho Isto Kai
ser William II merely ea at one tlma ‘the most hated man
In tho world' la to Ignore th4 fact that ho was for « Kingdom,” by Dr. A. J. Cronin. |T b it is ths numeral after th* Winant Is Said To
generation one of the moot powerful figures In Europe, author of “ Ths Citadel." Tin-1 words caterad In lb* dictionary
FaVor Vkhy Break
and that he owed hla power largely to the force of his own initial adrartlalng appropriatii.ua which indicate* word frequency.
personality. In 1918 the cry was: 'Hang the Kaiser I' On on "The K ey*' l« 120,000. the Tbo words “ war" and “ poaco"
LONDON,
Juno
6 —* A 7 Ills shoulders was placed ths blame for the last war. Today largaat iaitial appropriation ever ar* loth among tha first thousand Unltod
State* Ambassador W i
frrqurnlTy used used. Hurwe know better—that he was an accomplice rather than placed on a book ty Little, Brown most
nant
flow
homo
with
a recom
A Co., publisher* of such current rcmlrr, howavor, is ons of tha mendation that tha Ualted HU tea
u war instigator; that although he had given the Austrian beat-seller*
*■ “ Random Harvest,' fuur thousand stoat frequently
authorities carts blanche to go ahead with the Serbian ul “ II. M. Pulham. Esquire" ..ml used words. Th* word “ attaslr gwvirnmsnt break o ff relations
la in th* second thousand, wbll* with th# French government at
timatum, and that although manr of hla adviser* wanted ’Flotsam."
Vkhjr, In th* opinion o f diplo
"retrsat" la in th* third.
"Tha
Keys
of
tha
Kingdom"
i«
war, he woe not the Mcphlstophcllan architect of tho
“ Allhough an ortr-aom, Invasion mats who lalkad with him just
aa vital as “ Tha ClUdsl." it i.
World War that ao many of hie enemies charged. The more dramatic and more moving by a Deal of air-ships would before hla aurpriaa departure.
concentration of blame and hate on him w&a in a sense —ami It Is far raora significant seem t u b * * danger of th* y*iy , . Winant, It was said, also car-1
th* views o f many Britons
the personalisation of Germany'a role. More nearly accurate It takes Ita title frem Christ’, distant future, th* UnlUd Btataa riad
already preparing to mart th* In.high places that more Amorla the eatimate of hla onetime chancellor and cloao friend, words to Peter, “ And I will give is
kaa
material Is not enough and
to the* th* keys of the kingdom sltustloi.' Francis A. ObTlIn*
the lata Prince Bernhard Yon Bulow that In peace the of
heaven," and it is tha story • rote this thirty Tsar* ago In that “ Intotvantlon a f th* United
Kalaer waa a war lortL In war he evaded making deci af Fraack Chisholm, Father
Bay * Book of Model Aoro- SiaU* In. tha- war la becoming a
whirh is bolng brought matter a f urgency."
sions, and In defeat'he fled. It la because, to use the words Frsnets, a Scot* priest. It tell* of
hi* Twradsida youtl- of his d u r out In a fourth reviaad edition
of this same Von Bulow, ths Kaiser 'never lost an oppor ation,
Ith all th* tatcat materia] on
of how his envlronmcn. and
tunity of wielding the marshal's baton, end never had his a tragic event, impelled th* (bo subject on Juna 17, Ho also Poll* County Draftee
AppeMs To Roosevelt
fill of parades and parade marches, cavaliy charges and young man to become a priest.
frontal attacks on maneuver grounds,' that the world I I * wdi a curious milturu of (oak vary far Into th* fut
simplicity and logical ure In their preparations—on*
W IN TER MAVF.N, June
looked upon him os wormonger. It la Interesting, in re chlMIJks
diractnaaa, ana ha was a complete of th* plans suggested la to talas (Special.)— Polk
county’s thiol
trospect, to recall that the German Socialist leader Von Individualist. Ila believad that tol a scries of captive balloons at district
draft boinl witnessed its
Rathenau at tha outbreak of the war remarked to a erance was th* Ugbeat virtue, regular Intervals along tha shorn first appeal to President Roose
friend on Unter den Linden in Berlin: ‘Can a monarch o( and Out humility cama nest. Bo — 'and thus apprise tha country velt by a Selectee Thursday,
his idealism mad* him In of Impending attack by air. It -.The man, whose name was not
such arresting personality, so charming and human as a when
th* eyes of hi* superior* a fail Is amazing that this was written
man, so utterly Inadequate as a ruler, a« Emperor Wil ure aa a curate, th* UUhop, who In a took published just n year revealed, naked to be placed in
liam H. with on Impossible chancellor like Bethmann and understood him, offered him a after the U. 8. Army purchased
first airplane from the Wrigid
a frivolous chief of staff like Ealkenhajn, over -exoect a vicariate In China, and thvre, for It*
appeals at Tampa upheld the I*,
year*. a thousand milts Brothers, July 80, 1801).
triumphal return under that arch? If he gets it, history thirty-els
’ All of th# American history— an) board’s decision 11 pier* him
inland from Tientsin, h* labored
In 1-A. •
will have no meaning.'
to establish and maintain a mis has been evltahly tied up with
E. B. Walthall, chairman of tha
‘‘He did not get It—end we seo now that his failure sion la a Chines* vlllaaej Oar* those words, ‘freedom a f (ha I■real
board. Thursday signed the
said President Bn** or sit
was greater by for than the failure of hla country. Ills he struggled against Indlfferenc*, seas,'
famine, plague, bandits and civil last week. Earl WUlte Cracraft In appeal to th# President, which
waa, Indeed, a career marred by blundera. Beginning with wart Our* he searched fo r " the hie book “ Freedom of tha fUaa" may b* mad* only on grounds of
the diamUsol of the Iron Chancellor, Prince von Bismarck, eternal truths! there be wonder helps greatly In a batter under
the greatest statesman of modem Germany, It ended with ed. If he was a • failure, pans standing.af th*. raal scare* of
modem International problem CMnc# Capital Is
,
the flight to Holland In November, 1918, Tho years that other people appear in th* novel this
the girl he laved aa a with this storyi “ Tha Arab—was
Intervened until hU death on Tuesday were in effect sc raiaUvaa,
Given
Heavy
Attack
boy, tho nuns who cam* to hi* resting on* night In Ua land, Hla
many years in prison.”
mission, doctors, Chlnea* pheas camel waa resting slaa sn th*
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A m Ho i U clon Auxiliary HMSC'Il, which U 11 - heid on Wwip l l u r la Um Ltgion Hu-. f» r
tV B kr met ting at 7:30 P. nesiUy evening 01 th. City Mall,
with Mr-*. II
II \ewmon n-*
sponsor.
MONDAY
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Mrs. Norman \\* lekim( of t)elt S O A . M . W ith H r * . K " !
I-nnd, a paii of ttv !«m h*»**e 1
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Club' held letenlly in Atlantic
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Hoxxard I, «* ■ t , i i |
co llOMt.*—•
jHil y Ktllftn members
vII as Muriel
or h Strcvt
at i, where
K c. Miller m il
’•im.- * pending a
pu on lulfl*Iie'*>,
Chhpter
k's Auxiliary of Holy Cron
trek will meet rjt the Pari»h
.a* from 3:00 P. M. until
be
mnde
I -x telejdloni-iif
l
DP. M. Each member lxanki-tl may
U, K (Jofi v J17 J. M. 11 ii’ •
bring bar Bible, and plrnur hMrs.
ers u re n - d d ' * in iri|£ th fir \ n
■ Iks change in time,
silver en-1 d ilanken of the Dependable own
Cin l»-s uf tti* \\,
■a of tho Methodlat Churrh ftiomirv
pcn • •
Kn
' their famllic* will have (.'huren Cxxill
lie
t
ir annual picnic at Gvanadule ut
the fi.p l i
t ....
k a t TiOO P. V . R e *e rv *th 'i"
n il
Kill'I Ml so
iv I tin m-uriiing.. wh
met it tin* h«»itie of
kn-*\ *1 W« 'l Niiivt
t
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At Our ParhnRQ Store
You’ll Find The Heat I d
with LOUISI CUKRtl
” 0 . t A c a - a t n U d " Sola
•f.Cralia Chiffon Ho.Iorv
"The
1 A fll'
f -tirtn
on
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'A ir
1b*ft-e*c
CMfnbi- t*-.|
bv
mmrrnd* r « f Nax .l A-r Sirtl*"M
J r'’* st.ux'dle end other offi
^ We were (eld !((» (100 flviug
Xtlets were needed They n-ii’ l
1
in*married, wnnt two v t o *
r collewo r.n 1 ''iva n ubv *.« if i
ouniniiitifj («kb|et| reriuires pr* ^
f is. t v h in f.
gontl
heart
nml
• uflnw i Thev neree to *e*v**!
b f •h*ee vetirtt, ere given Kfe
■ iirunre mid nahl f t ft inrntlitv
•. tie* eent nf n crinl- nrc rr
ted bccnri"c o f mrtlnnfrdioti, j
" '• vp bad no
n-*rLUnli
-inee j
I *e"xrv n* Jnrlcaonvlfle nir f|#*b|, j
"One o f Hie mtet en lovable
** 1bpjmM yewn thi* reside liV th**
M(r>r o f the Atlnn'lc Monthly
bo ►•'nka* o f *Thc Joy nf Cron*
•I— W r itin g ”
*'Co*ae p.i0wr.l,*F»«Triw r-'inmou
' '•♦or for N**ionnl
llreodcn-l iow
' ’ -.rennrv. tnbl i-k wr h*»d to
♦himlf on* *rcrwr«i>hv and our nnr',«* n o frv» our free radio. A
•**‘0 V**-,’ - rtr-tiv«*rwk|| Uruil b^OAtlrilpf
from Eurotko wax hranl by ■ ttt*
00c
n-tel'g lu-llcncc,
vacarioai begin, the Aicbet June special
LETS MARK IT A . DATE
n yoo an opponunity to know
FOR THE
MTtin AnoJ-rfanl f lp c ^ lir *
of
q* * i f Mr.
Herb'
M ill 'Ahotlt
oneo In pvpn. ppntury anmg f* irc.noan rxth-»| fries to bg**on*n
**••*■tor *>f (h r world. TK* A«M
"'urffx
Sed Cohn” the* Archer JctigncJ
your cwcumg hinnony. InciuJ-
'
the new ta a a ta thaJe to .wear m - ' i
In »vxwrr,in F.oron*.
To maintain lVa*r m ilif*nr iwaeblno. Ih w i»»n^ M r * atirrl. f*(rk*
el tt>**at*9«. T h f deffO-O o f WH*
fsln h an r*agnllal elgmant o f
k'x.Viw.,1 en,-.# -rte , « , r r l l * l . Nn
--'Ion o-l*ta hr Ha own p’ ronwth.
Vn nation o*n !• • * « • * • alimo
r j p—co olnno, Ctrl'l*at Inn "tand"
P e r k in s
N llnrul llridre H!h .'« give x«■ '
ru-rrert ■.uniorl, ntiifurm x*a
I lie on In mi I hoe of %our tin b,
Afck fur th* *(»*•** that f 11 M ill*
anug Ilntli'M
\ -k I r *iir nfe.
ri|M*ltxii e.lo#-Her divirn-a Hint
all ram l>iie and • Him )« iir ftMif.
Aab fur Nalutal brldee hliuesj
I
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F R ID A Y , JU N E
Mrs. Smith-Gives
^ Report At Meeting
*n m
W ASHINGTON, Jam * - 0 P > A-top am limit o f n yaor* for
men drafted fo r military n r r it t
w u advocated Thursday by Brig.
Gen.. I/rwii B. Herohey, director
of M lseth* oerVie*.
Rolland, Dart* Wl
ha* an opportunity to h*lp In
rebuilding. We, of all nations.
Patricia Ann Is k U ,
Orahon, Ruby Andarw
its Harper, Helen Hayi
aMlne' Hlncheliffe, and
fmmr V t .» o »
•bore the slate and the state
i > lu aervant. The Unltsd Slates
rector told the genet* Military
Committe* at a cloud evasion
tU* wee^h* am limit Presid-nt
Roosevelt would fin under a re
quested amendment to the Se
lect I» " Servlet Act. The present
draft am* *>• 21 through M, but
th* atnetidmeat would empower
the President to defer men by age
group.
Chairman Reynolds said the
t, I t i f
Senate committee probably (
approve the r1quest at O' a
today and other senator*
grated that th* definite limit
27 year* be written into
legislation.
. .
About 10 quarts o f milk. Of*
required for a pound ofbutter,'
It takes seven flre-eent ptOedl
to buy a pound of n ic k * L _ > V
Hodfgg.
ay v c irri no or MtKO'
0WKERM o r l U T I A DRAIN.
n o t ic k
DtnTRiCT or niuiiwqyf
aok
c o iin t t .
a
la
ntifl
vim
own*
H im Bhlek o f AL
ahead U p was st
ela Cars, who war*
cotta me with gold
big ' number was
gir*B by Carolyn
rmr Uw rope In
'directions, never
Her citatum* was
sttn with diamond
Uvltif* which tend to hinder thol V*JS**h»*jr .<™*UR .
progress t f total licfens*. Th* [chair parao* with a J
other approved a policy of giving [■>' tra ™ l r , 'prmw
whatever aid I* necessary to those I tAbdr fen Iorl Slid n il
:■ ------------------------------- I state prvsldsiit and i
b r i b e r Css/s/r,
covers will dress
your car. Tailored
i t smoothly.
-------------------“ ------- )*U delightful to 1|
- ____ m
II wvr* proud of r t r f
( ( ■ I ■ ■ V / y f l
11dressed In white drew
V
11low corsages. Follow
I radio broadcast, “To
of the A ir' was hd
FIRE^ ^ 5
CASUALTY
button Toning, Custom fit
controls, sepsrat* speaker.
10W Wi f Ki r PATMIHIS I
“ Innurnnce
Plu s
Andrew
rtamtDA.
to
o u ter
•I'Pcimaon o r said dip -
KOTiek is
IhAt a m«*tlni of !>• •WJJff
lin fi
In BLAV1A
AUK DIBTIUCT pt as« ) » • » • cmjJIf. Florida. will be held at tbs
•tiles or A. DU DA * BOW* IB
■aid District st tsa O’eleen A, JO.
am lbs ITth
day ol Jens, l lt l,
loi« the purpose of "tsettng *0*
eapsrrlsor Itr said Dlstrlet f* f B
u r n of ihfst r>*rs. at Whlsb
•Ifetlan eviV* aers at U sd la the
Dlstrlet shall rfpresent sue shore
• a* each owner shall bw antltlad
In volt In person or by *****
la writing duly signs* for i f t t r
sets of land owned by bias • fa
such Dlsirtett guardians nsay reprssrtnl their warns ssreulnr* and
sdrslnlstrslors may Nnssssnl **.
lst'% of dseessod persons, sad pri
ests corporations may bo r*w e«
sealed hy tlnir off'-ers oe duly
authorised agents. Ths owner* Of
■ msjorlte of the serssgs Included
in sueti District shall Oe nrcsaaary
to eonsiltnis a ouortim for lbs
purpose of holding surh rteel Ion.
JOHN DUDA
I'llAIII.r.H T. Nini-ACK r r *- ' ^ *
G IL CDlKT*
As Ihe Dosrd of Pupil »i*sfg]
ol nisvla Drainage Hi strut.
Tto,
m *
pared. Our vast ragout*** gad
'•ehriological sens* would M p us
to win a wsr. Hitler will k*t p*no•r»U South America if-W * 'deal
fairly with her. W* Could survive
If flitter win*. The- FresUtent
down to Senator Pepper h*V»
teen conducting a campaign to
m t ns into war. H* U far aid to
Britain but against naval inter.
Motion.
W* don't kftt>tr, what
to do with rttrevive*. W lAt would
f * do with that* European* 1
Until w* learn what to do for
ourselr** tee should. not tty to
a*t th* world right/r
S ervice”
Carraway
AGENCY
lost* I'AltK
I’ ll ONE IS
r
and th* famous numbbr,
Jan Houa* Blues,'' which
n M v N with g n a t favor
the and lane*.
Caroljm Noble, dr*aa*d la pcs-
coek bhm, with gutter trim, did
g difficult Beruhatle number, in•tedteg An ’‘ripeIds down
tap.
The Ooafus Family ret* Ired much
applatue, with Dolores English.
Harriett Brawn and Walter areham a* th* leading character*.
4»• CCWNl£lO
LSII INib
Qiifliiry quiz
y, taros*
Christin* Btoudcnralrg,' Costum
ed . la pink satin slack* with a
rainbow bioUse,. very full slasvss
Ahd trimed at th* nick and wgist
With gold glitter trim, delighted
Y fs S L 'l& jJ J
W«t«90*n
BOOYtrnSHER
jjjjT O tO KHEEACTIOM
,BWC/|DER
mu vi huh r i dj y n hmj
frame
CLUTCH
Afndfieen
vrs In tl
sailors art
fmthsouhv
IFOEP «»*«*«***
» audlsne*.
flowers wbi
f : : : £ ; i4 4 * s
SEMINOLE
TIRE SHOP
SOI N. PARK AVE.
TELEPHONE 37
Hwin Strto
I liter Ante)
SCKQR
BORROW
thU N E W
b * £ ttt
AUTHENTIC
STTL I HQ
KOMI COLOR
PORTFOLIO
'* went to
:• Carnival.
ALL CHEVROLET'S ABB SHIPPED TO FLORIDA-NOT DRIVENC U A S I
i i H
r
■'>
so th«y come to you genuinely NEW!
B r ilf t if d by
aiT isn m r rsh su t m in i
• I M I U I I I I 1 M I T I
Sanford Paint
& Glass Co.
Trl.pasw*
luy KIbhw drank
eilinsroJufruinun-
BM
>lwtrJni|A.siul Umb
Med ituyal Crown
Cola Nurnhrr 1 In
tsstcl Royal Crown
Cota bs* won Anut
nf • group lu t e
tests beat unset to
coast. Try ft today.
PJrwhunt Grocery is again buying groan and
dried leavea at tho market i>lutform. Make
extra caah. Call for Information and prlcea.
N E H l B O T T LIN G CO.
804 C E L E R Y A V E .
By PAU L
ClassiHed Advertisements
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water heater-------------$ s
water
beater
never
used
AUTOMOBILE AND Pnrnltun
Minting. |*at Johnson at Keatk
Qsrsgs, phone i t .
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Blgna.
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N O T IC E S
IM O T IC B iM
H N RBH T
U M k i
U IV K tf,
TfeBt a r . S ta y *** holdar at T ax
O r t llr a t« a No. M l, la*u*d I ha .th
Aar o f July A. D.. 1 1 1 1 , ho. fU*«l
M a t l « n r u fflr . ana ha, mad#
application i fo r a la x deed to bo
IM M I
thorao*. - AolA h H lllk o U
otnbrar** tha fallo w in g daorrlbod
proporty In tba County o t BamInala, Btata o f Florida, to -w lt:
L M A Muraka U .n m o ck
Tha aaaaaanant o f th# aald proport r n a d ir tha oild ceM Iflent*
InuaA * u la tha .nano of W a
Harrtawn.
Ublaaa aald eortlfleat# ahall ba
rodoomod a rro rd ln . to law, th*
prop, n r doacrlbed
therein
w ill
IP Bold to tha h l.h r . I blrid.r at
tha court bouao door on tha rin t
Monday In tha month or July,
l l l l . which la tha Tlh day ot July.
-It
U b Im s M id c r ttlflr a t. akall b«
r*d *,m *d t n v r d ln t la law, lit*
W » f* r < r I n e r i M M a r.lo w ill ha
•old to th*
bidder at tin
raun h ogH dnar on (ho t i n t Mon-
—a y ■— e- -------»n .
d
la th
m o a ih o -t —
J u lyy,. i-----w h ic h la th a T ib day o f J u ly . t i l l .
D o le d I h l i t l h d ay o t J u n o , I M I .
O . P . It e r n d o *
C la rk
C l r r u l t C o u rt, B « m l n o lo
C o u n ty . F lo r id a
( IK A L )
NOTtCK
OF A P P L IC A T IO N
T A X DNKD
c k a p irr
it p it
or
FA-
ta n
NOTICE IH IIK IIK O T tlIVKN .
That Edith A, n arrcll hetdor at
Tag f'ertlflra te No. Tit, loantd tha
Tlh day or Auauoi A. I ) . I I U haa
tljad u n i, in mr o rflro a i d haa
mad* appllrallnn tor a lax dead
to h* larued thereon. Paid cortl*
flra t* emhrorer tha tollnw Inp do*
arrlbed properly In tbo County ot
H.enJnoIr, Htate of FtoddA. to-w lt!
leot l> 17 Itiirnnt'a Addlllno
to la k e ktary
'
M U.
T
h * aa,e,ament o t t h * aald pro.
> Hated thla
tlh day
o f Jaa*. p *rly
under the o a l« cartlflcnto
MM.
laeued grka In tn.l name ot It. P,
a
r. h k r n d o n
Durant.
Clark Clrrult ( ’non. H.mlnnl,
ttnlaeo gal.l rertlflra fo ahall b»
•
C o u n ty , F lo r id a redeem ..1 arrordlna
In law, tha
(R E A I.)
property deerrlbed therein w ill ba
mid lo Ihe hlaheal bidder at th*
court bnuaa door on tba flrat
N O TV c n
o r
A m iC A tio N
ro n
Monday In the month of l u l l
TA X
D IC E D
■
M l. which 1, the Tlh day ot
n u ilfte r IT4IT e f IM S *
ffO TICtt I B
Ilfs n K D T
O IV M M , July, IM I.
Dated 1 1.lo tlh day nf Jun*, M il,
T h il
H e rn lea
IV .
H o w # ))
h o ld e r
1> I1. Herndon
of T
m iM
IM I,
md
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C a r t lf lc a i#
No.
IIH ,
lath e J rd B a y o f A u f u i l A. 1 ).
h o t f l l o d ■ a im # In m y o ffic e
h i i m id # a p p lic a tio n
fo r #
deed
to
be I t e u t d
th e re c n
flald c e r tif ic a te e m b ra c e * th e f o l
lo w in g d e e rrlb e d p ro p e rty In lb #
C o u n ty o f S e m in o le , S la t e o f F l o r
id#. l o - w l t ;
ea
Lot# 41 A 14 IVoet*# Addi
tion to Altnmcnt#
, Th# aeaftaiment o f «h# eaid proF M y • under « th# eaid certificate
leaned vra# In th# name of W alter
Tucker,
ITnlee# eaid cartiflcnt# ahall be
redeemed according to law. Hie
rnpOTly
- therein
w ill
S* §#44 i todeerrlbed
* th# hflgbcat bidder at
th# cnmrt bone* door an the firei
Monday * in tha month o f July,
l f l l ( which le the Tlh day o f July.
1 H I.
‘ D tU 4
t h l*
lib
day
of
June,
O
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IfK ftN D O N
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C ir c u it
C o u rt.
S e m ln o la
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C o u n ty , F lo r id a
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ron
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H K flR B T
O IV S N .
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W.
H a w a ii
h o ld e r
• f T a x - C a f tlfle a te
No
1*14. le■ u # 4 lh # H I d a y n t A u g u a t A . n .
I M A haa f lla d eana# la m y o ffic e
a n d ha #
m ad# a p p lic a tio n
fo r a
ta x i dead to
tt*
leaned
th e re o n .
B a ld , c a r I lO r e te em brmee* th a f a l
lo w in g d aa erltm d p r o p e r
In ib e
C o u n ty o f R e m ln o li. S la t # o f F l m Id a ,, t o - w l t :v
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C h a p te r I T E X T mt I R W
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n file d
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f o r ■ 1 1 1 daod t o ha Foau«d t h r r e Od. B o ld a a e ilfic o to e m b ra c e * lh a
f o l lo w i n g ’ d a o crihod
p ro p a r ty
In
th a ( C o u n ty o f B # u tln e la , B ta la o f
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( r a tin g aald a u lt. a nd aatd re a p e c tlv e p a rc e l# o f la n d w il t h * - . . i . i
by decree « f raid court far non-payment
o f aald H i m ..... ...
ar*«ment
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m u n ic ip a l c o rp o ra tio n , h a s rile d I t - h i l l o f c o m p la in t In t h # n b u v#
named c o u rt to f o N r lo a a d a lln q tie n t I i r
Mena, ta x c e rtific a te # , l a d
n r a p e d a l aaaeaamenia w it h In te re e l a nd p e n a ltl# * . up o n th # p a rc e lo f la n d act f o r t h . In th e f o llo w in g echcdule, ih e u i r t f i l t
am ount
n f aaich U a lie n # ; ta x ' r e r u n . »% **
„ r wv— u i a —a— m e n tA
In te reat and f ie n a lt le t A g a ln a l eaid re a p e d iv e p a rc e l- o f land, a# b e t f o r t h
in r a id h i l l o f c o m p la in t, b a in # eel n p p o a lle aald p a rre l# In th # fo l-
and
the
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Catcher Goff Of S t Auguatine
Was' Infield Star ' Until 1938
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FOR
T/LLAHASflEE.
8IIBRIFFS
servlraa they perform, but It
[ON TW O
Jane C -W ) not inerra** the mulnnra w
— TTia legislature Thursday ap ef $7500 which a sheriff may
proved Increases In fees Florida from tte fine and fo n t
sheriffs may charge for certain fund.
S ection T wo
A N INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER
a m
i 'l l four years of lascball, Imsltrt*
hall and track. T ie school re
vived fnrthall his last year and he
into Ih i m -hall aa a catcher.
In lettered In that.
Tact, he never fooled with the re
W alter liolke
rev e r knew he
By G-Men, 13-12
ceivers tools until hr had been was pleklng up a rrn»| catcher
In organised hall for a year.
when he signed the Salnl back
Normally no Infi'rliler, he was stop, hut lots o f thing* which can.
■IglK.I as Mich by Walter Ifblkr, not lie forecast w ill happen in
former star fir at I jurman o f the baseball.
National Is-ngue who is now man
aging St. Joseph of the Western
Association.
liolke, a scout for the St. Louis
Tttiwns in 1938, has a farm near
tie hula. Mo., the G off homestead.
Russ had been playing good lr.
ien and semi-pro hall around June 0. — ( A l —Synthetic battle
l me and mbs signed for the noises boomed over army practice
LVnwn* by liolke.
grounds here Monday In a test o f
G offs first pro action was at troops' reaction to tha real sounds
Mayfield in the K illy leagu e In or war. *
tariT. but he was crippled right at
Soldiers at the 32nd Division,
t ie start of his career and broke
Camp Livingston, La., and the
!n for just 28 games. He was on
M7th
Division,
Camp
Shelby,
duty at shortstop.
Ilrtuming nest yrnr, h» Marled Miss., served as human guinea
out at second base hut had been pigs In a huge outdoor laboratory
On the Job only a short while where the nolaea were H ired
when the derision to send him from mobile loud-speaker* greatly
behind the plate was reached, lie intensified. ,
These are contingents o f the
caught 67 games during the bal
army of 250,000 to 600,000 men
ance of the yrar.
Hark at llayfield fur his third who will participate In the war
srason, tio ff enjoyed his only games of the I-oulslana area in
g o'd season al the bat, register ^September.
A master record repeated the
ing .807 for the liljy campaign.
CM M E f 4U6
He rau glt 10:1 games.
G oU B R .
F tR W A E A t l W
Hr had u great year track of
S r ty - c m p c T r iG the plate for lh { Saints Inst sum
EVER 1&Wt*J Utt
mer, although hls hitting ass do- the wailing siren warning ol
fica-we aIa-TosJau
cjop tw u n c,
rldrdly light— a .227
However, a go* attack,
c pd a j - n r n s / riRlSrtWGCNl&P
man win can do a good Job of
—
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W K 9 IS .
rerelring these days ran get b y ; $.16.00(1 FOR C K fiT E N N IA
without so much else.
Fellows
T A L L A H A S S E E . June 6—
like Al I.opes of the Pittsburgh —The House voted 48 to 7
Pirates have held on In the big Thursday for a Scnale-appri
sensation, fled an old record when leagues, yrsr after yrnr. simply appropriation of 130,000 for F
he produced four doutles in four because they are good maskman. i bia s rrlebrntion o f the 100th
tripe to the plate at DeLand. May
G off was an all-around spur's nivornaiy o f statehood In 1045.
j ast Inning
Rally|
Brings! Florida State Leagud
Jn Three Runs But
[ McCann Ends Game 8 L A u g u s t i n e . . .
Tot feteS
DtLand _______
ta la Comes Here
tor Game Tonight
D aytona
Be n c h ..
Orlando ____.....
L
eesburg
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Leesburg
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24 28
.
Gainesville
...........21 29
.
Ocala ................. ....20 80
.
Sanford .....
IS 35
.
R E S U LT! YESTERDAY
Gainesville IS, Sanford 12.
8L Augustine 2, Orlando 0.
Leesburg 10, Daytona Bead
Ocala 2, DeLand 1.
. GAMES TODAY
In
a wkle
open
alugfest Deytona Beach at Orlando
lalnesvlllc tripped the Seminolre Leesburg at Bt. Augustins
«M night on tho 0-Men a home Ocala at Sanford
Gainesville at DeLand
r
lardman Gets 4 For
5 While McRaney
Hits Double, Homer
Pruett Gains Top1
Of State League 28.Walt Harrington, Deland out
fielder, got three homers In fout*
Batting List
days to booat hls season a mark
M any thanka lo ev«
try body that made
May th* blggeat
[•'• Used Car month In
our cntlrv history.
. The t r i m n d n u a
- popularity of the
1941 Chevrolet con*
. tlnueii to give ue
50 rent nnd truck*
.to aelect from. 8ee
f . Ue Now,
*
to sjs, or two ahead of teammate
Johnnie-iDsnyo and Ray Goolsby
of St. Aagustine. • •
Fred Swindell*. Orlando pitch
er, won- ,W double-header from
GsinesviUa' ^o prove that l ie dou
ble-victory over Gainesville M*y
13 was tip flaks. One of the May
13 tilts was declared "no con
test" due to a schedule tnlg-un.
Danyo had the bs*s! of It dur
ing th* wgek, getting Ik htfs in
2S trips through seven games to
booat himself Into aisth placo In
individual batting.
Among the cloba, St. Augustine
won i h oat of seven including
the league'* lead; Daytona coptied five oOl of seven • and was
firmly entrenched In third place
after twp weeks of fighting It uut
with Orlando for. a tle^Dir that
position* Ocala and SenfuP*Kaplit
even In eight games; Orlando,
DeLand, ana Uainuevllle wen llree
out of seven each, while Leeaturg
1940 Mercury Fordor
Sedan ..... ..... 9780.00
3940 Plymouth Del.
Sport Sedan.... 075.00
1958 Ford 85 Tudor
•**»*»**•*••»* 340.00
1958 Dodge 4 door
Trank Bedan 425.00
1996 Oldamobll*
Tudor Bedan ... 205.00
1920 Chevrolet
Town Bedan - 298.00
1930 Ford 85 Fordor
Sedan ..._...... 285.00
1934 Plymouth
-Sedan ........... 185.00
1134 Chevrolet
’ Master Coach 195.00
TRUCKS
1940 UMC I yt
Ion
Cab & ChemtU 0 new
;1938 Chevrolet iy ,
Ion Cab & Chaieila
'For ......
445:00
1988 Ford V, ton pick*
up alake body 345.00
1936 Ford Fi Ion pick*
\'VP box.......... 225.00
1935 Ford Bedan
delivery ......... 165.00
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A N INDEPENDENT NEWSI'APKK
SANFORD,
Swimming Classes At Sfenlando
7
— — Th* White B o u m
•atounted today that PreaIdttt RooMvelt would order
th* taking over by th* gov
ernment of the strike-bound
North American Aviation
f*r°* at Inglewood. Calif, if
tbe striker* have not agreed
among themaelvea to return
to week Monday.
-t
Btepbon
T.
Early,
White
Rouse praea aacratary, t*M repatera U>* naceaaary paper*
were ready for slgnatura for
the Army to taka over th* plant
and operate It, and that th* cablaat bed unanimously approved
aoch u ate* late ymtarday.
J f U C. t. O.-Unltad Automob B workers demand a eloaad
shop, 1* cant* an hour pay rata*
and an tncraesa la minimum pay
dram M cants to I f cants an
hour. i • ■ . . .
Thn plant has 919I.OOO.OOO
sMkk of plana order* for th*
United Staten and Britain.
): A •klfk govera want oflWal
Orer 111 persons have indicated thay would ba oa hand for
the swimming claasas to ba bald at 8anlando Spring* next w**k
under th* supervision of Miss Elaanor Morrison, CHy RecroaUon director, Herbert 8tar, manager of the apringa, said today.
Th* classes are fra* and will start Monday morning at 9:00
o’clock, with apodal rates for admittance to the spring, given by
the management.
Rainfall Misses
City Yesterday
But Falls Today
A fter Month Of Dry
. Weather, Torrents
1941
Member Associated Press
President Is Market Sales [British - A xis
Misinformed,
’ightens Its
Berlin Says Gain In May
of drought. Otceloa county re.
oorted an ond of Jte rough! also.
Lako County had scattered rains,
and In the Leesburg.Ladylake,
Montvarde-MinnooU
sections
vrowers reported fplrty heavy
ihowora.
Moanwhll* tha Psdoral Agri,-oltural Marketing Service re
ported in Its monthly bulletin
(hat all Florida crop* war* suf
fering from lack o f rainfall, *«p*.
rtally In the contra) and northern
arena whnra soil moisture was de
ficient tafor* tha. atari o f th*
Pendergast Receives
Two Year Sentence
' KANSAS CITY, Jun* 7—UP>-
T ... J,
FondergaaL M-yaar-old
faraur Democratic political boss,
a«d R, E. O'Malloy, cm* of hte
IIontenants, wore sentenced today
In tiro year* anab in prison by a
fadaral coart which found them
guilty of contempt In deceiving
It hi Missouri’s 110,000,000 fir*
teauranoa aril lament.
B*4h Xalready have served fede
ral term* for Income tag eva-
propaganda In the United Slate* II. J.
Lehman,
manager, said
was
described
by
authuriieil today in his monthly report on
spokesman today a* "bearil on Sales at the market. The Increase
falsified document* or false in prohat ly was due to two factors,
form ation."
the market manager said— llgh er
Th* spokesman ad Jed: "O u r prices for products, and tie lung
objectives In the Untied States er growing season this year.
are no secret. In fart, we are
In May, 11)41, the number
breaking our heads tu devise * o f narkage, sold al the market
means o f convincing the Western totaled <U,.*l'.i11 as compared with
Hemisphere that our sule purpose 14,108 the same month last year.
la peaceful collaboration."
Value of the itarkagra
told
President Roosevelt.
In
on
|urap«*<i from $36,2X4 Iff in May
aroused and aggressive m ooj
accused Germany yesterday
of last year In $99,44M 10 (his aeaa.
planting reports In the United on.
From thr «(«nd|H>ln( of voluma,
States that Ambassador Winunt
had brought word from l-umlon tbt la t!*«■*»t itnim wprr s(rinflt*aa
erlrry,
ami
tomato**.
that England was nil in an<l batns.
Pftrka* • < of karm sold totaled
ready to seek peace.
Going to the unusual length of IS,0C:i *t $l«i,CI?.r\ while 0,7116
permitting direct quotation, the •mils of celery writ* sold at $21,.
President told a pres* confer ‘IA1J16 ithil 6,016 units of tomatoes
ence that Wlnant hnd brought' ware handled «l $10,367 06
Hale* of other ilm n handled
"N o t even a tenth cousin o f a
peace o ffe r or anything like It torlnc the 1'iut mouth were as
— absolutely nothing like it. pro follow n
vided you use this not n* a den
f\e^t
Ulus
potatoes,
6,476
ial by the President but as an ttkndsi J crat.s st $6,66070: cuaccusation by the President."
cu m ki • 2,433 units kt $6,076.30;
Roosevelt Immedlatey made It green
nhhatfe•. .1,161 units at
clear, too, that hr win not only fS^(K) ll
accsuing Germany o f
inspiring
ltrio during May 1!»40, were:
such report*, through
Instruc
Snap k a tu , 9.913 bushel ham.
tions to sympathizers
in
this
country, but was also accusing pars s' $0,2III 00; gn*rn iitMmgr,
iHitb'l hitm per a at $1.certain
Americans
of
being W *
duped by the German propagan 'J7S.8P relery, I.rt24 units at $5..156.20 Hid llli-. potatoes 4.07M
da effort.
The President also revealed to units .1 $.1,070 JO
A Venice price, nf all product*
hia press conference that he had
just signed the bill
permitting sold at the maiket this «ur*Aon
the government to seite foreign have been at Irnst 66 rents nu»rr
ships Inunoblllaod In this coun x*r unit than last season, Mr
try by the war. Immediately a f ^Kmsn point* out In his report.
terward, h* added, h* Issued an Tusaatoea and r« lery _ especially
executive order to th# Maritime ■newMk* i*d ie * pains.
ContYnlmlnn to put the measure | A sl/eshlr iiirreasa
in the
sm> unt fif oi'herp lettuce nold at
Into effect.
file market mning May. 1041,
U also aho urn Last month there
vs* i * |3N rrntes of this crop sold
til it total puce of $42M 20, or sn
mw iNiff «>f $ I 10 )>rr crate
a» I t
* i m< in M^> only fivr crate* of
r^ lettuce were stdd through
Four damage suite asking a
total of $10,000 have been filed tin mat kef At present western
*»
M
oient*
of lettuce sre bringing
In (he Valusla County Circuit
Court agalnet Mr*. Marjorie Mil. $1 ' • $4 26 p«r five doten erste*
ler o f 2461 I'almelto Avenue. no lie nerket at Jockftonvllh*
Sanford, wife of Edward Mill#',
relery buyer of New York and
this city, who was arrested Tuesday night In Dayton* Beach for
striking two boys on a bicycle on
Ridgewood
Avenue,
Dayton*
Beach.
Mr. Miller alen was named a
defendant, arrnrdlng So clerk’s
record*.
Mrs. Miller was charred with
reckless driving, and leaving the
wen* of an arcldtnt without
■topping to rive aid. Rhe later
was freed under $500 bond, re.
dueed from $1000 originally set.
pending appearance before Jus
tice of the rear* Charles Beer*
of Daytona Beach.
f
lust wasn’t Sanford's tutu.
Rain fall In several parts of
Samtnole
County,
Including
dried a. Lake Monro* and Chflluota, yesterday a* well as in
•tbar parts of th* state, but the
-bowers skirted th* Sanford area.
A t noon" today, however, a
Mrs. Mayo Dies:
) Was Mother Of
.( Lodtl Resident
7.
BERLIN, June 7 — i/P)— Pres
Business * f the Sanford Stats
ident Roosevelt'* assertion that Farmers Market during May was
he had paper* on hl» desk out more than double the volume
lining th* purpoee* o f Herman during the tame month last year,
WjjfiW. Are Prepared
; dfkr Army To Oper• at* Aircraft Plant
I-W Th* govsramsnt has a
xMh which te do that
JUNE
|Germany’s Objectives Average Prices Run
I n United States
Higher For Most
| Are Only Collabor
Items' Of Produce,
ation, N a z i s Say
Report Di sc l os es
;£tep Meets With
\\ CkWnet Approval
jun«
SATURDAY,
-
Action WiU Be Takf men If Workers Do
:! Not Agree To ConV tinue Jobe Monday
W a s h in g t o n .
FLORIDA,
Celery Buyer’s Wife
Named In Four Suita
aoclallon president,
thay
were
playing thalr
teat gam*
but
other members of th* directorate
decided that Hanford backers in
the club had too much money In
volved to allow th* franchise to
go without any further effort be.
ing mad* to hold It.
A t th* pr***nt tlm* th* dir
ector* ate Otto Oaldwell, Zeb
Ratliff, Dr. L. T. Do** and An
drew Carraway, W. C. Hill re
signed hie position last week.
Mr.
Caldwell ha*
said the
local team la t*taring along at a
precarious balance without enough
money n******ry to run through
th* season. Of the almost $2,000
promised the aseoclaUon at th*
opening of the soaeoe only about
1700 has actually boon collected.
Bhortetep Mutt William* wa*
recently released and signed with
th* OrUado hall club while Prank
Hudson ha* bran sold to Ft.
laudordal* far a" ami laum of
money.
Several men la va gone to Dr.
Doss and offered their support to
the club, both through their work
and financially, ha said this
morning. With such man In San
ford willing to dp that ths dir
ectors are reluctant to give up
th* frapcklae , Dr. Does oxplaln-
City News
Lucille Spiith Is bike Monroe
Winner Ofl Elks Essay Contest
Smith of Lake MonSchool was rvcsntly Judged
* f lha Winners of ths Elks
Club *saay contest
using
ths
subject *W hat Unci*
Ham
**san* To MS.”
Her essay is printed below:
“ I a * proud to hays the
privilege to tall a few thing* I
■■ow and appreciate about our
country, th* United States.
**!■ America w# have liberty,
roe
F ***
" f y
• i * ® * o veryon a should be
"K aaoor.ability msano that our
. T o as# It la th * moat govrrnm ant believes in being reaw ra d m ol thing
any
cou ntry sonsbte in everythin g.
J ***".
A
England Relies More
On France To Aid
In Retaining
Positions In East
War Continues
On Wide Front
.
K' /
Vichy Summons Loyal
Forces In Sy r i a
*
T o Resist
Hr
4 * e e r ia M
British
Pee—
Torn by
a conflict o f
ikithu—one In an old ally
and the other in • new or*
d*r— thn empire of defeated
Franco was squeezed tighter
today in the Brltlah-Axi*
vise.
^ i
Britain's main
hope o f
clinging to her eastern Med
iterranean haatiunn, her troop
The U. H. Arm y will ahiindun Its familiar blue denim faligue
uniform ( le f t) fo r a new uli.e dinh heriiiiglmne outfit ( n g b l )
The new uniform ctfnsi.l- ■>( full rut Irmi-ct-, tailored pleated
bark Jacket, and a vat r i repellent field hal. The uniform will
b« worn for informal drill M Wl'll M* fo| I BIIIh fb IIv
Charter Change
Kanner Is Given
Will Be Put To
Oath As Circuit
Vote Of People Judge By Brown
CitizenHWiU Choose Former Resident O f
Methods Of Elect
Sanford ('oneludes
ing Their M a y o r
Career As Senator
Sanfurd ritlsens would Im given
the opoilunlty in e referendum to
decide wbelhei Ibe) went to elect
their mayor d ltr d l) ami change
Ibe terms oftbe City Comrulsssluners tu run concurrently In.
stead of lielng staggenu), under
lb* prnvialiiiis of House Bill IH76
introduced
by
Itcpiesenlatlvee
John G I-ronaiily
and
F E
Brady and passed by both the
Senate and tie House
Under the present setup of Ibe
City Cnmmlesslon, Ibe Mayor is
elected
aa a Commissioner by
popular vole and chosen later by
th# other Commlasloneie to head
them.
Terms uf the Comlaaloners now
are staggered, so that no more
than twornembeia uf t ie body
at any one Ihnc are cmnplelely
new lo Its duties.
Under Ibe terms of Ibe local
bill, the Mayor and ad Ibe Com
missioners wuuld be elected sim
ultaneously for
periods of two
years. If ratified by Sanford rIt.
isens al a referendum, the meas
ure wuuld lake efect In Ibe 1P4I
general elprtlon.
Date for Ibe referendum Kae
not yet been announced
lo tie resume of legislation in
troduced ly Mr. Brady and Mr.
C satlaae* Oa r a s e T a i l
Summer School Opens
On Monday Morning
j™ 1 “
Z°
SEa^tr
” * * * * , * r a i fr s o d o m o f Um press,
-W IU
o f th * m a jo rity m **n a
T y v /
F w iH Q R a n d speech.
that o u r g o v e r n m e n t U run by
___ ■ " W W . * . s h e p r o * * m e a n s „ h * t t h a p e o p i* s a y - g o v o r n m * n t
7—Of)
m
>r The Army’s Cleanup Squad
■ • • « * wa are
Investigation mean* that w*
Bummer School classes
will
***••
*
will not sentence anyone who
• ! th* Unit- h a ,
committed a crime
until start Mondoy, Juno D, at
the
! T * - ftraraate** U* things thr case has been carefully In- South Bids Primary School and
all student* In Junior high, gram“ W .^ a * don’t have. vc> . gated.
BaU Player. Dies
>KE, N. G ,
iby *v*ry American op » * f lh
t’sopl* from Gcrmsny wouldn’ l go back to lh*lr own coun
try for anything, not bacaus*
»hat llltl*r has already don#
|<> tha people but what he will
«•» lo everything that's free,
honest, and decent,
"Thr** methods of our go*"" m in t are responsibility,a Invt-tigstlon, and will of ths niaJoriiy.
V ise
Hold
On French Empire
are making up work this sum
mer are askxf to report to th*
school white high school students
tuw te report to G. E. McKay at
tha high school, ha said yes
terday.
q
No work will b* accepted In
the Fall a* mad* up anloss tha
studant presents a card boaring
th* alguaturo of Mr. McKay as
soporruor of Bummer 8chooL It
I* hoped (hat oil who are inter
acted will register Monday morn
ing in order that tha elaaaaa
may bo grouped te hogtn work
Brown
placement* In the Blbl* lands,
and the naval atrongpolnta of
Alexandria, Cyprus and ths Bu
rs Canal Itself srtmed more and
mum to depend un th* French.
Thr British fuund hop* today
in a press dispatch from Swltterland quoting a French diplo
matic source
as , saying
that
Generalissimo klailma Weygand.
commander o f France’ s colonial
forces, could not guarantee Lha
altitude of hi* men
In North
Africa If they were called on
to fight the pro-llrltlsh "F r » *
French"
forces
of
Gan*rnl
Charles Da Gaulle
Vichy authorities have called
on loyal fore** In Syria fo r an
unhuilglng defens* against
any
H riii.h attempt at occupation. If
the British go In, n* they've hint
ed. their rank* llkaly will Indu d* Free French force*.
Meanwhile,
Italian
plans*
bumbed Malta and
lashed
at
Biilain's stubborn foothold
at
T »b ,„k . Libya; German artillery
on the invasion coast o f Franc*
-helled British shipping In
th*
English Channel; th* L u ftw a ffe
raided
.Scotland, th# R. A. F.
blasted the German* on
thoir
occupied ground aero** the chan
nel and Ibe British contlnuad th#
limp 111 ng up of Italians In EthloThe
V ichy
governs *ot
last
night
inferenilally
rejected
American warning* against col
l a bo r a tio n
with Germany and It
appeared Franc* was on th* v*ry
brink of a last fateful decision
lo help th* Nasi*— If no more
l bon
passively—In
tholr
slowly
th*
th*
.61r
K st lit I •» I " ( I li M llt f M I *•f 11C
g lU b e r in g
offensive against
(llB tlflfc ’ I I I will .1 I M lf - r r
MR
■
It ’Rl| R k }h Imperial bastloos of
i« U t i» l, In « l
an m
m n iiit r r
of
m H ir East.
t h r M ount’ o f I t r i t i r * r i t t n i l v e t E tu i I
While th* French cabinet
la te r t n •» i i i i ’i i i l t r i o f t h r 1037,
In long and urgtnt session
1930 m ill 1041 .S in a t ra
Mr
H "| i
in
now
r o r n jilr t in f
h i t t h ir d t n in a t m O n i r c o u n ty
n i r m U ’r o f liic
I I oum * of K rp rv • r n t a t iv m
u l r n r h r h «n U « n
*
floor It’M'h’t **f maikcii ability
Ths*
turn offrrrrl
tla*ir
iimf»'«iiv In <*4»v
S|»rn*anl I*
llollaml jimt U ’foir a*«uniin|f thr
other
off itf n
Thry
havr »ta
yrai»*
a|i|M'iiit»nrtit>
r<>nf irmrtl
yvalrniav * • lh«* Srnatc.
Jowl
lif n ii
Mitjoommrnt of
thr li >• inl.tio"’ Ia nt iiifht. Sen
ator K iiu f I K ilouhiioUirr, San.
ford, vbhtif hatniar wai born*
iaid him Inbiitr Hr maid hr
irat ktu’%
* him $$■ a lad of 14,
and Hiril through high aclziol
with him
Hr ia m nan * ho hat always
tdayrd th* gw no- fairly,'' (Wnator
IIou«h(ddrr hni«|,
praiEinf
hla
“ honrity, iiilrgn ty, *traig ht-forw^rtl manmi of lifr.“ lir la id ha
Karim-r • (tarmta, wlom
br dchcriU-tl m ‘‘ two of Banford ■ moat honored citlxsns.''
}
No IlidH Accepted
For HoHpital Office
Bids fur constructing an office
addition to th* Fernald-Laughton
M« moi imI Hospital wore received
May £U and upene<i yesterday by
th* hospital hoard, but non* wa*
accepted.
Another date will b* set te
receive bids and a contract for
arork probably will be awarded
M at week, Elton J. Moughloa,
architect, said.
met
with
three of Franco’s colonial commsndere to dltcut* defense o f |te
po ssession* th*
forslgn
offlca
spokesmen anawtrad with p twoparagraph statement th* declar
ation of Cordoll Hull, ths U. &
Secretary of State, that co-oporallon with Garmany for aggr**sion would b* “ utterly inimical"
to the rights o f other power*.
Vichy said In affect that th*
French government, "In a par
ticularly difficult situation” now,
had as lha on* groat teak "to
safegaard tha vital Interest* of
Franco."
And It was added:
"It is surprising to **• th*
American Secretary of Btel* doscribe at a policy of aggression
and oppression on* wbick is di
rected against nobody and harms
th# Interact o f no other poorer."
Another gtrOBf Indication nf
where matters wars haadlag In
Vichy was famished by n fo v ernment note— i*iu*d primarily
to guide th* Fisach prase a* to
IU attitude— which
flatly
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V
Colonial Chib Course
Okey For^U. 8. Open
Contest Featuring Another Of
Those Versatile Player Lineups
^.Jrofscd lest its rocaad tilt to
Lsosburg last aigbt by .Um aeon
g j - i M . while uainc t m pitch* After the Anglers had gotten
i M f hits and two rone ta the first
pair af Irmlnts, Bill Daugkgrty
•5“ »£*li *>•" lb* .**"*• »"d
DM hurling asalawment given to
Ray Ashton. Sanford caught up In
M g! third Inning by scoring alx
«*
HUher Joiner
.
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F lo r id a S t a t e L e a g u e
— — — — — — — —
w l pn.
BL AugusUne---------IS I t 4 U
DeLand ....._______ SI 17 .«4«
Daytona Beach
(7 SO 174
Orlando
28 S f J i t
Lroebur*
' i j 28 4 H
flstaeevKle J ,_____ I t SB * .SBd
Ashton 'lasted' one Inning and
gure dp. fire MU end a couple ef
UDIce to put the Anglers fn the
• U i i . , lltndman waa brought In
front. eenterflcId to pltc], and
•limited the opposition to tlroo
MU In two and a third frames
hut Leesburg continued to score
ta **<h ,nn,n*
* * •*T« th
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gV auL M V M T IgD A y
Orlando s n .t n ^ U l. *
a* Aug\ja(lni 4 fu ia n d I 110
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*' D*U nd *
OeaU V Havtona Reach 1
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T a'sI m t o S s y
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FORT WORTH, Taxes. J m 4.
—Final official sanction and ap
proval Monday was (Ivan Um
par-70 Colonial Clob coorao,
where rattle writ's grail ng and
corn wa» being crown ala yroro
a n . but whore the 46th V.' S.
open golf championship will start
on Thursday mornIn*.
Harold W. PWreo and Francis
Ouirect of Boston, reapcctlrely
president and acting chairman of
the eharnplori.hlp committee of
Iho U. S. Golf association, toured
the layout. wUh them went
Joseph C. Dey, J r, the aaaeeia• Ion’s executive secretary, Marvin
I.ronanI, the Fort Worth business
nwn who built - the course, and
Dnon- Woods, the golf course en
gineer who worked far a year ta
cho nee it from Just another
murse to championship specifiesHons.
Damaged By Drought
LEESBURG, Jane 4 -(S p ed a l)
—About half o f (aka county’s
3£00-*en watermelon .crop has
been lost bees ass of the dough!.
The drought has likewise badly
damaged melons throughout the
entire Southeast, they told. Cali
fornia melons, which, do not compete with those of the Southeast
ern United States, escaped injury,
Champagne,
Cordink, etc.
r. r h m B14t
BAGGETTS
Liquor Store
M a th e r A rc a d e
m P . M. TONIGHT
GAINESVILLE
• — VB—
C T IA R L IE
u n i i i r / i A e 41 . Uw « diw
rao sem
SWIM COURSES
was sent In to pitch.
Charlie
0 1 « , though suffering from an
Infected toe, went out again and
took his place on both ends of tho
battery during the game.
With Gainesville coming hero
to pUy tonight there Is not a
pitcher In the club that has not
seen some service In the last
three games so the hurling as
signment Is uncertain.
HANFORD
ab h po a
LaVallry |b ................h 1 8 I
llardman, cf p — ..... 4 1 0 1
Kettles e ...... ..... 1 0 i 0
Booth rf If. ------------- » I 4 1
MeRaney If cf ,«------- A 1 8 0.
Olrk c p — ------------- 8 1 * 1
ailleeplo 2b ............ ...... 4 0 8 8
Delphlno 3b .......... . 4 8 1 1
Oaugberty p ..... ..........1 0 0 0
Walburg as -------------4 I 2 2
Ashton p - ----- -------- 1 0 0 8
Justice rf .....................1 0
1 0
A m e r ic a
While rf as
McWhorter lb
Jackson 3b .
Pavlleh e ......
Joiner p ..........
Vaahell -rf
Tho cabinet lodny siithnrirptl
purchase of 2000 gallons of nnvy
blue background enamel and SO'
pounds of orange lettering Ink
TALLAIIA88EE, June, 4-<A’. for 23134.
The lilu* its ell —•■er thill IHe
--The 1042 aulomo'ille Herns
tags, which will rust most car v-lillr used en lO'l taps. "The
_ TOTALS ----30 17 27 13 owners |S merr than before will mange lettering Ink eu*t ii'mut
Hanford -------- . 00(1 010 000 7 hr produced more rhoiply by Up the Kama as llir red uhii I this
Leesburg ....
m 2.11 o.lx— 18 Rtat.i than the 1041 tags.
yrar.
•errors, Gillespie 2, McRane/,
’hlte, Jackson. Runs, I.a Valley,
TOTALS .............. 38 8 84 IS
»fdrran. Booth 2. MeRaney,
Ulrk, Gillespie, Groat 'll, Godo .1,
Conroy 8, Good, White, McWhoc
Ortat If
tor 8, Jackson, I'avllch, Voshrll.
Godo cf
Rum butted In, Glrk, Gillespie'2.
Conroy tb
Delphlno 8, Conroy 2, Good,
Good, as p
White 8, McWhorter, Jackson 2,
P ln c h tirs t G ro c ery ilftTuffain b u y in g g iv e n nncl
Pavlleh, Voshrll, Godo 2. Two| mu hits, White 2. revllch, Godo.
d rie d leave* a t t ! » m a rk e t p la tfo rm . M ake
* *"■ Sits, |)clpl Inn, Jack.
e x t r a c a sh . Cull f o r Infofm ntJon am i priqe*.
1 bases, 1-aValley,
Hardman.
Bscrlfices,
Pavlleh,
* lm b Do
LuValleyj
MaWhortorj Booth and Rattles.
Left on bases, Sanford 8. Lees
In th e E v e rg la d e s M lick- burg 10. Base on balls, off
Daugherty 6, Hardman 4, Joiner
la n d th r o e c ro p s a seaso n 4, Good. Struck tut, by Daugherty
fro m S e p t. 1 t o M a y JL 1. Haidmaa It Glrh I, Oodd A
lilts, off Daogbert/ 4 la 8 In
M oat f e r tile la n d in U . H. nings, off Ashton 8 In 1. off
D itc h ed , d ik e d a n d p u m ped.
R ead y f o r th e p low . N o
ro ck s, no tre e s , level. M any
p ro d u c ts p ro fita b ly ra ise d . Ashton.
G ood tr u c k ro a d to K. K.
fend m a rk e t n e a rb y . R e n
ta l 110.00 p e r a c re . D rain*
a g e p u m p in g a t 93.00 p a r
a c re . W rite o r v U it
DEER TONGUE
RENT & FARM
FOR YOUR SUMMER REPAIRS
FIX U P YOUR HOME
for Now and Later!
8hawano Plantation
B elle
G lad*,
F lo rid a
Classified Advertisements
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Mm Franklin. BIB W. 8th «l
PLYMOUTH
CASUALTY
“ Ia a a ra n c o
Pine S erv ice”
Andrew
C araw ay
agency
1MM PARE
Ia your roof reedy f ir the summer thunderito ra u Just arriving! Are all wood surfaces
protected from alternate soaking and drying
with a coating of gaod paint? Check thcae
points before yon consider your home ready
Tor summer . . . or better, let us check them
for yea. Phone 71S and k i na put your home in
DONTVOU JUj
n.vNG.»hHth
WJTNOVOUf
souoniewr,
HW CKLUANEOUB
Vo,
ItatHfko
18-ft. ko box. J
Not a cheapprice on a cheap tire, but—a first-quality
General a t the lowest price in General*s history/
GENERAL
W IT H ALL- TH ESE N E \ e ^ IMPROVED,
T YP IC A L G E N E R A L TIRE FEATURES.
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N E W IM O O T H -R O O IN O T R IA D
Start e n jo y in g the long mileage,
and quality of the dr* youVe
a lw a y s w a n te d l D riv e In to d a y l
-.
PHONE !»
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.. ___ 118.80
M .M iwiilh^ | ll
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Quality that can be depended
upon for a long time to come
...N O M ATTER W H AT HAPPENS
1942 Licenaes Will
Be Orange And Blue
S
G IR ira
SANFORD SEIINOLES
—Five Royal Canadian Air Force
turn were killed today In the
ersth nf their plane on or near
Sable Island, 100 miles off the
c:ost of Nova Scotia,
By PAUL ROBINSON
DM NON/’.
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F L O R ID A ,
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Mediation Board
1$ Given Second
Blow To Prestige
Huge Army Bill
Is Insufficient,
Committee Says
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TA LLA H A SSEE. June
— M V - A su b a ta n tla ) w o rk
Ing m a jo rity k e p t th e S en
a te Ip nenslon to d a y to p ac t
a d m in is tra tio n bills tig h te n
in g ta x a s se ss m e n t a n d col
lection p ro ced u re, an d th u s
c ea red th e w ay fo r fin a l a c
tio n on th e e n tire p ro g ra m
o f G o v ern o r H olland bofore adjournment a t 8:00 P. M
tomorrow.
The Senate agreed to lay aalde
*u other meaeurta and atay on
'bato of the controverelal
bill*, ae eoon a* prellminarie*
were cleared out of the way.
An inelpleot filibuster waa be
ing organised by Senetor tlrummond of Bonlfay, who at one
point Instated that even the least
Important blllta, uiually passed
f u l, lhu» delaying the sta rt of
■ctlon oft the U t collection bill*
Senotor UwU of Marianna
™ orgfq Drummond to
observe
4 *••***£? eourt* r »>y "faith )»•
Uyod**14*” “ ,U*' 7 ' ? *•*
* rr*«*S*M tor WhllakfileflTamJuti 'un i * f_ f f , M1® • dwlnl^r*• t**L.WII‘’ fW»* the assertion:
-Vh« Sonata u * whole two
[,i y iij||
Jrf
#%>'iWSidfft
kW r«M .mejpveapon it, halt-risk
Ulnorlty'a • fight against
measure* Drummond waa pre
pared to offer numerous amend
menta.
Philip D. Beall of Pensacola
who baa served In the StaU
Senate for four aaaalon*. war
m nominated yesterday
to ba its
president In 1041.
The 60-year-eld attorney waa
selected behind closed doom by
senators whose tsrm i run for
another two year*. I t . was reported that he won -by a ballot
© of II to R, defeating the vet
eran S. Dlllworth Clark of Mon
tlcello,
.
Beall'snomination 1 must
he
confirmed when the 1943 Senate
meets end he must he re-elected
0 from his district before he can
I«-como president.
Senate President Beacham aahl
yesterday the Legislature would
adjourn on schedule Friday and
thrro would be Mjia clock atop• page and staying hero until Sun
dav. ae we dkl la 1817.”
He said ha hoped, tbo Lcjr<*ls
, lure would adjourn Friday after
noon, or a t least before mid
night.
-
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Out To 9,000 Air
craft P l a n t M en
1 / A— rhilHI Pfiu
I The second sudden blow at the
preetlga of the National Defense
Mediation Board was delivered to•jay—a call for 9000 C.I.O. air
c ra ft workers to strike in the
North Aidbriran Aviation plant at
Iiifclcwood, Calif.
Tba head of the C.I.O. Uni
ted Auto Workers Union at the
plant accused the board of stall
ing the worker*. The plant'make*
war plane* for the United BUtee
and Britain.
Thii strike wes announced a
few hours after the board had
been roundly denounced ty O. M.
Orton, president of 11,000 striking
C.I.O. lumber workers in the Pa
cific northwest. Orton accom
panied hi* denunciation with •
flat refusal to abide by the
board1! recommendation for a
settlement.
The nation’s railroads
last
night faced formal demands for
6500,000,000 annual wage In
crease for 1,150,000 employes.
Delegatee af 14 railway labor
organisation* adopted unanimous
ly yesterday a proposal for pay
«»toa averaging •0 to 34 eentr
a* hour fur 850,000 skilled and
workmen. The five
brotherhoods p m
1
Lions Club To Give
Ball Players’ Picnic
'■*
*• Lion Club Semlnoles
Rout All Stars 15-1
WASHINGTON,
Tho crowd applauded Mr*. Cora Bonnett Hoff
man (right, a t bottom) widow or Floyd Urnnull. for whom fir-lit wnv niimi-il, With her
(I to r.) Mrs Vmri-ut A-lur. Cninilr, Vlnvent Astur, and Mi- Adolphus Andrews.
Three Turn In Defense Force
No Shortage In
To
Be
Mustered
Top Scores At
Water Supply,
In Monday Night
Gun Club Meet Official not iff of (Ji«* nunterlng Says Abrahams
Election Of Officers
For Coming Year
Is Slated Tuesday
Roy Williams, |^c-o
Butner
dad Ned Bmllh, with sMres of
770, £75 and 171, topped the
otarksnaao yesterday
at
the
Realtor g to o i, of , the Seminole
Uun Club at lha Pang* near I k
Uetal Mayfair on the Ukrfront.
Match** will eoBtlna* to bu held
on Wodneeday during thu mmmer months. Instead of Thurs
day.
The club will H ast Tuesday at
• (00 a'cioak a t tha CommissionSr's Room af the City Hall for
lbs election of affieers for the
coming year, Byrd Goode, pres
ident, announced Inlay, urging
all member* to attend.
In an effort to Inrrrase the
accuracy of Mam her* on the rt
fla range, tha slab began to fire
In all three petitions, prone
kneeling and sitting.
Formerly all firing hat been
prone, but th* two other posi
tion* are being developed now,
Mr. Smith, te rrito ry of the club
said. Those w|m are Interested
In learning to firs In the other
positions ora Invited to attend
Um weekly shoots. They may
bring their .own rifle, if th-y
wish, or guad.WIlt be furnished,
Mr. Smith added.
On t h a . rifle rang* *t 60
yard a, the teore* were ae followat 0. E. McBlarrow, ofl; Ned
Smith. t l | J). U Eubanks. 82,
and W. C.j Willingham. HO, These
owe wan*'mod* In the prone
position.,
Smith, firing *ltIon,. Mr. Smith.
Unto, mad* • *eora of 78.
in tha double action firing,
using g polka "L " target et 10
yards, tha fallowing scores were
to tba Spring*. Boys are asked
to bring their earn bathing eulta
and towel*
■>Admission to tbo springe and
The U oa’a Ctoh
soundly trounced the league All o picnic lunch will bo provided
to Star team in the ball game by the U om Club. •
played a t the Sanford Ball Park
Toeaday night piling up 11
to thalt <pponent*«
Although I t men were pat M
. the .flaw for tba AU S ta n the
’ combination necessary to baat
• On bustling Sambahe woe .oar
er raarhid and tba wtoners played
maty.
Iran Jagger, a plant
smooth ball toMM tke apseIhofoglt t of tha National Dety a principal ctope, rivalling cal- _ rtm aat of Agricnlturs, was loSanford. Ha
ocy to volume, waa tbo p redie- catad s t th at t b s In
rk farm about
ttoa voiced today by C. M. Berry,
ante for three
anMir CaOudy i f i o t , who v t i
Iceberg Lettuce Seen As Major Crop
In Seminole County By Agriculturist
■-r '
Itritisli M. I*, in 11. S. Itnmhinjir Is First Of
blows Threatened
Hy Axis Against
Suez (’anal Area
Zero Hour For
Struggle Nears
Higifcr Cost Of Sup, piles Since K ht i mate Pointed Out
More than 8O,Ot>0 persona witnessed cere
monies celebrating the Navy's taking ovrr
of Floyd Bennatt Field (top) from New York
City. Rear Admiral Adolphus Andrews took
title to the 115,000,000 municipal airport.
in of 11-«• Sominolv I'nnnty Do*
fen so Ferro bun born revrdved by
Coplain K. C. Il«rp<, and the
unit will lie fiirim-d ami inspected at Ihr Armory n r,I Monday
evening at fi in i „ clock
* pile the iiicrraied use of
* Tills morning n trlrprum wna f M
■ "rti’li dtir* In the dry wrathreceived by Oipl. IItit (mi h> fol • r »r» Ilie p.iof mnrtUi, then i» no
low*:
►
I. »hurt of Mipply MKh a« hato
.“ Inspecting'.and mint- nnp Ujf-.j Im ii. leportcd ni other clue* in
ftttof Will ftrttv© u( yttiir Arnmi y " Kbirhla. J ft -UuniuiiN, twuil i*l
ut 8;0O F. M on June ;i A*t>en' j the « it\ Miiu-i joant! tairl tfxlay
lb Mtldt’d, btmevui. that fir
hi© ihprrtonnil and tmv« ri fin*I
profile lit
ileli fur miiMlrr
cooi|ilcivil
j "wtuihlfi t ( 111 iiumtl©
owe more waiei tbun U ey ale
” Vlvi»n I’tdliii-v.
now
’'Atljuliiiit (ii*i»i nil |
Figuiert leleawetl by II N May
* i l is
totivt that t ki i '
Cn, clerk, reveal that contudm who V* t upplin! f«u mt inl'< i | er,
"iin piion of wjitro )n Manford ha*
►bi|i Iw prt*to«nl ut lhi* jm-<« | irn res * i d
him rk e d ly
d u rin g th e
MiimUy night/' Ca|>t.
Iluijoi
tin if month** because of (h«
Mid.
W4* hilVU to I till | dry kpi II
iiufiiljMer «t» it '^ u ir c d o l uu n p n - j
The monthly
rminurnption liy
in i wo cannot to inuntift d mi" j call'
n* iw itw fntlimn
Jiiriiiacy,
aarvlco.**
| 12 t»LV
i.*HMi, Ft*I rtitofj . 12,.'lbft,OOO;
Alt tnun who bav© my in«I llmi | March. FI,080,000; Apnl, 10,120,-
Some Floridu Cities
Faced With Ration
ing In Dry Spell
ciilialinvnl rw urdu but huvi n t i fttxr, and May. 22.fl20.000
Mr
bad (heir phynical 4’«arnmn n-u Mil am* find l be pnniph at the
a re a ike d to Feu the i Ujk t i .- water plan! are wor Mug 12 Jhour*
one© or contact (-»j*t
lU ifti
day ft* toiipply Ibt* demand,
Ev«ry man mutt lave hiw |*liv * nwherirtf
the iioimal pum ping
cal examination b**f»rr hi
n, Un i (a »m(y
t ight oi In bourn n
ba mUMtercd Into the fore*
Th© moiloritig ceremony " 11
of walri. enperiab
be held in the reur uf the Am ' I, Ain rationing
Che late afternoon boons ta*
under Iho flood Jlghts »n '
threatened in never a I Florfield and every City ami f ♦•uni* fieen
•U 41lie,*, inr lulling Tampa anti
official U being urged (••
, 11«4'kftot nvilli-, bill M win explained
land, TTic ceremony n* open
hut cmiilitionR heii are different
Daa public and Capt. Ilarpet •- *k
‘C4ium- flore haw Ik*«'U no large
vita* a largo turnout of ritu m
'ncrcawr in fMipolatlon
Expand,
•fig to».iO' of th«*ae cilii’to. fnyjded
i eseeltH«rto On 1 s«» !■•>
City News Briefs
N tIM H E R 236
Hundred Killed In
Raid On Alexandria;
Syria Is Blockaded
Minority
Senate Filibuster Call' To Strike Goes
Adfournment Times
• Abolished To Em
Opponents’ F ig h
M em ber A m o d a te d 1 'r a n
1W1
-Over Floyd
_ Majority Of
Senate S ta y s In
S e s s io n To Pass
Holland Measures
S a n fo rd In T h e O nly C e n tra l
F lo rid a C ity A ffo rd in g K ail, H ighw ay
A nd W a te r T ra n s p o rta tio n
June
— A ta n billion d>dlnr Aimy
■upply bill, the Imge-t Miigle
appropriation uliice World War
day*, carrying fund* lo gi\»- the
l l rorpfl 40,00ft planeN, wa* Rent
to th© II o u m b y it* nppropria( i on * Commltlcc' tmlay wi'b
a
blunt notice t h a t the hug* fund
wax insufficient.
Tho com m itte r said I he mil lay
Mould bring the total of d«-fen«e
a ppropriation!, c o n tra c t n o 'b u
lEutioni and
rrcomutcmluintri*
since U i t J u ly I to Hft lulln n
It added t h a t th© pe nding Inti
would not b© a d e q u a te for 'hi
corning fiical year hccatco- i«. u
already wor« higher Ouh when
4‘stinmten w ere prepared
A cryptic rem ark by the Ar
iny'x construction quattrrm nH trt
iillrroil c o n ja ctu re among litem
ber.x of Congreiii li**t mg hi (loll
tho United S t a te s Army will b<
In c r e a te d to £.800,000 n u n , iluu
hie (he axUting gcml •»I 1,|IH,
000.
B rigadier (J cucih I Some) veil,
testifying before a 11'ni.* :mli
lary NUI)-(»|.i|lilUie( MUa III* lull,
rrretveft m a t r o n ion** in the lan
24 hours " t o rush I hr* Hwanliug
of cun trac ts
fot
■(mivtrui tiur
work trilatling almiii t ! ,000.000*000/* Ho declined l<i go inti.
Iclalls
Hutoever, the g e n T .il ’* iernarki
were irnmcdlahdy m t r r p i r t e d b\
Nome legivlalm - edHveraanl wit r
Army matterto iu m raiim g thai
Ihi’ W ar D c p a rlm tn l bad orcidei,
to *ncrt'»*e the hunt force" li
at leait £*800,000 men, a n d thu'
it probably
would
accomplish
p a rt of tbai inrreaft© by holding
the National t tu a r d in federnl
■rrvlc© beyond
the
originally
scheduled year
It ban Item Lnowo fm some
time th at lit o n lr i '•» plnn rffi-clively for the hoiming of uny
nildiiloiiul trmipM mnde nocituaary
by changing wtuld condition*. Ih»
Army has lierti ^iirveytng pusni
lib* site h for 2x new caitioTi
merits, f ’ongres* u Iready pruvid
f^i 910,000,000 ftii such prelim
inary w*»ik in ho effort lo avoid
the high cost and '"UtakoN e n
countered in the uiiginai progium
which cost in the neigliberbo ill
of 1800,000,000
National Attention Focused On
Hobby Of Stanford Man s Brother
Afli-rniHin m-Wh|iH|o-rs ull over
irir United Klulrs tin* wi-f-l, ere
The Townscml Club will m<. t riurlvltig ft mil ll»- A,wH‘i*led
tonight at 8:00 o'clock ul I li. l‘r,-su un ertlcli- ul-.ut |lr Kebrrl
Court House.
H. MeCislin, |>s>t„r „r the Hcc'•Iid 1‘ti-sbyli-rlsn Uhurrh of Mrml-hls,
Tenn,. an,I h,,-lhrr of Dr.
The regular met*tinn iif Tn>
It. Mrfaslln ul Hanford.
lor Commamlery No UX Knigl.u HerU-rt
Title,I "I'ras to hla llashrs, Ihr
Templar, will te hr),I at tin- M» Epitaph
the fctotur©
sonic Temple Friday niglil u' ta mailed nfoutit lo( 'iHik/'
A.I’, mrmlwr pa.
8:00 o'clock.
I'"'" Dr. MrUaslln visile.) Hanford
recently, coming lirrr lo atL-nd
Marriage lln-nsca w«-n- luu- I <hi- funrral of Ida mother.
yesterday at tho Court il<>usr iTho article Is us follows:
Seymour O. Skoblow end M>-Dr. Robert If.
Mvltoslin col
Marl* Carlamagno, and to Umn-- lects men's jeala with death.
Ttm b and Mlaa Louise HlsJr, nil
Dr. MrCaslin, pastor of the
M Orlando.
(
Second Presbyterian Church in
Memphis, Tcnn., has several not*,
filled with about 2.000 un.
A building perm It was issued u* books epitaphs
from all uver the
aw City Han yvsterday tu Ar usual
world.
tour Handaraon to build a tw<>
strange hobby started when
rw m addition on a building •>» The
waa walking through a vil
Woat Flftaenth Street, betwmn hr
churchyard In middle Ten
MangohUlna on© Oleander Av, lage
i>ci*e* year* ago. Tbo villager
n « v at ■ coat • / t< 00. .
with him pointed to four tomb
stone* in a row, and said:
T v * had four wive* to dio.
m w os to t swiiumlng pur.
Um City Recreation Depart- Now I’m living wltL my fifth.
On each of tbo (our stones was
will leave tbo playgiuund,
■ Sanford 0 rammer Sri/wl. tha asm* verse:
"Another link b broken In
lUy a t I M o'riock temur
itirn a in and will return el
•>00 a dock, Mlaa Eleanor
15.1100 Nazi Troops,
DiHRruiNed, E n te r
Syria, Turks Say
f.
had e mure fursurd.luoking at*
tltudr:
“ IDs widow, aunt 24. lives nt
7 Elm Street, ha- every jjmilifl.
callon fur a gutd wife and yearns
lu be comforted
Another New Krigland m an *
c li l d r r n told hlr woeful tale in
poetic vein:
“Ms loved Pa, r„ luved wo
men.
"Me caught
with two in
swlmmlu'
"Here lie. Pa
Th* cod# of Hie Old West is
portrayed In the .ingle line un
a rough, natural rock gravestone
found In Cripple Creek, Colo.:
"He called till! Smith a Her.'
And from a wooden slab un a
dusty West T rias plain:
“Boots are my pillow, sod my
cover. In peace, I sleep.
A 18th century Isas tiered her
sorrowa to the world In the inocriplJon:
- "Tho wedding day decided
"Th* wedding wine provided.
'But #r* the day had como
along
'He'd drunk it up, and die
**»
tvorlnlril
f'poH
' l i l l i a -Im wi-r n f b o m b s
n f l iciallv r r iH ir tc tl
|u
hava
kilb-il m ,'ii- I h : m |i)ii t iu r iu in s
ln-1 iiii'lil n t
Alt-* n n<! r l a .
tin- in.i in Iut --1 - n f tin , i t r l t i s h
M iiliti-iiiiiii-iiii ili-i-t, tin- A x i s
Ini'* ilt-lii t i n l tin - i i r s t n f its
lliri'iili-iinl ht-a\ v blown a t
tin- Stii-/, ('iiiiiil ibfi-tmt-N.
iii'iltiin i liiiniu-ti n block><l,
I i, lull iiili.l Syria uml
III- IHIsslell lu tin I s (S i„ 1
n ,11 i * ' limn,n iinliij. de, lining them
dipJoiiMtlir u lu I M-, i.,l
||,
|- n,m% eiiiipMd In iilnry uml pIS
, | | s| 11-5 Ull s|kl|,IU, Ills Willi
leiilinl spi Inglu hi .Is lor llUloi’a
t e l l u r Mc r i e l l l l \
l l . l l ul -l
l< k
Member of the llrili-di I ' a i l u
nil-lit. Col
JoMah
Writgewuu.
tells r e |„ ,lli r-. Ill S , l i n k tlu.l
t h e ne w m l ■- - u i d m u l u i , „ lo
inking rnre nf
-nnie
*<l
Wedgewiind g l a n d , l u b l l i ' n
win nun liiMi h< Htiiki ut F uI^hl mi . ) \ r11 it jiii.f E g y p t .
Ilit lirih-fi li* *i un" r<‘port©4
mm
-inii i f i tin' N>Miin e on nt uml
ull *lgi«- IVk41Mu( rr| I til1 jtlTo tlOUl'
OUW
US0 Organization i»Ifit iitlI \liri lli'tt tliiggU
| [• ,ni i lei 1 1■11111 liM'ips Jtlremfy
For Ci ty Drive liiiii
Nlippi i| mlti aSyi in, irniny of
tI
•ii'gm ♦*1
ifi'Wirth r r f u vh uml nt hi I'
iimutuiriMl and
Almost Complete giitinpuig
||k«‘ H'lMllldn
Mildirrs
wiih
I' ll*
'llirlslhll
J 44 ft lit
M ‘JM)I l ©r i
m
h jm
jim
h
llraclsluiw To Name
County Wo r k e r s
In Next Few Days
O l gfiftm tiion
In king r um
f u r tliu tF »v* n f flu ( nil(iI y l hi
t©if Srivirr pi Mint I m»Xt m i i
tlblbl ft nil I tic to. 14f 1_
Fgv|.t li-ii tl Syria Jit "(icrHl>l H . m i . |'l» d
1cl l ll rv "
nlid
hraku ii 1 mil 11 talc and other
1 1 iut 141tl to
a d Ii
i h«
inro^y
t-1each uuudritc vckTi r day Mil. tfl
b U. r r Ii
Kiryphati ♦ul. i ll i t r©♦gf* d
Tire i iiliim-t l I'sigiUiI itrfi under
m’ *m e
f-r*r 11 g m ei rnneni of
lifi'l l*«*n- "in v ia-vh. nf the |iroI’ltf
gl'HVe
f in tmibtufli ew*'
< anio
I'llui«i'll!Iv ii*- itn ni gent im Mtoiiio
if it d hv the lifiprnMth 'ri A *IN
ui>
lim n hi lu.** Un Mi dili r«
III fttil'll' is III*.
f in*ti l u llig e rrn t
it Mrilmii
|i r*tt uil ) Kie l a new
inhrnltd
lu
mrst
Mi.. t if. mjiml vtuuil d h. formed
HI1)4t pH tim r,
ti -1M
i 4 HfHlei tl ii
|i( *4>a*tl»l /
ilu • II* i'll IV 1‘it. tw.
t • •«g 11'• 1H fits Su Mill 1 (uirtV
1i. V i. 1l\ till.* V'.lit HI guvernf .l l i. t
HI- >1 id f i" III llx
ill 111 a.I
It. '•'ll" "1 |»f «'|»U1111l’ ft *'|djii» nf
ill 1i" 11' * Mg.HU
V11'HI.
44 fid*’
1 i* H. h .1. -.. ll d< 1.ill-. r a, MircngHu n. d to lM. IS.!la III 1 •.( ilu- A r
i.Hl lu Is. sill mg cfiuugli
»'
hull t.ill V 41tl\ uM.i mptt’.l in
Wmtn.il (lull, I *11* l f’luli, I 'g i 'o i
AnxdiHfV mol ihr lufjil ( n ’ludir
fgllHlZM
head* nf i hr *ti
u igum /u'im im hn
h«v*■ lit t il
ai>pMijit< d n m M m H l> I’ m ©
111II)■ Jlfnl Ml
.1 (i I'j.M. r .nil lo
>nt li* W'tiiNli* I ’hih mid
Mi
I f Muff In t e|lf ii -i fil the
Cto lilt'll! •-! g ll II!/ 111il'ffI
'f h* |u • pet I htotto fm ih r rum
f>Hi| t' In I|«i I *41' olfiiusl i f a*1v ,
Mi Hfxd h.iw wind, nnd ihe It I
4.f |hi * lunnU'V "f ( Mliiim r r r find
(he v 11%>aI it <fI A . m> . iim d in Ihili
r n i ni -!i »vv* , t%ill In 4 nipln v< d in
tuiivit lli. . 11 > mid ibi.nl>
Puhlie Thanked Hy
UeRiNlration Heads
(alt#m*’||t
1"hir ut H ,,r1. f 1)1
tt ( 1•*iH l *.rr.l*» 1 !-1l».| Stlft«*N
Leahy
VruI>14 '-ill- u w ,ill' HIt h
i "Ui Is 1 M il » iih M tl hid
Mcnrl
vk.it
|t*r a
■Hiiiu
it
tnl1
1
1
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t4l<• IIH'lll •Ul 1 i .. in . ■ h* w "colIlls. U ul lull ’ to il h f H"f tu u ny and
Mu ♦. llli- t il IH 1, Hull ill icnshiiii
1mil. Ml IIug Hb ■ U l l 1nr uf qu« ©•
|, i^ tolll. ti r,. .1*\ •1a t *‘ hitvc jiut
i*t off iciftl
lu MiirvhJil IV lain
-h l. i.at «d ii* ii* -t.
1■1iai( (n tllllt
-i*l v luivn
u
it
1
r
i
1
tu
tl
1ae i lull 11
it 1d uli huh. tt t<Ul <Mi. Kr«*iuh
w« ' Af 11.(th .ut i ton •- lAatlJCll
I'ivu Iah'uI IOIIh
PiiHKud Hy Senate
I.f i nhhi.sly n|»*
I v.
|* |||s
11mum’ w ru t
I | u u u t|
hy
tluIliima'I, flu Si'iiiih ' t.nUy, tii»“ A»<». Uilcd I’riwto »' I *t!lid rthhi'u m>
fai Iru d I It*' Srtlifi fd I|l' I Mtil
thu hi cmMi tt' touu fd i' liMiigf' till
n i y fhurli'i . un<dlur pcrmiU ft
Ito.t mill levy f t a ( ’miuly hotl»11ai| fluid, ii third itII.iwn (he
Cmiiity ta um* a |»h«d“ graphic f©ru n h n g iri^trunniit, anoth er hi#tlit*i iti<* iht* rm iiity
lu
I|P
IlfiO.lMri) if) timipital liifiiU, HIM
th« fifth permit# a one and on*IikIf mill levy for putllcity.
K,Iwhi -I J Nelsun, Jl , i,n,l .1
N, l-illuii. , u chairm a n uf «,,,
Hut, ,left usi ii-gislralion m H, •>,
111,,I, CiMiiily,
linlay
i-»prr»si,l
tlllll llisllkr, lu Itiu vulullteertliruuglioul |)„. n j u n l y who asl*l*,l ul the legm lrallnn p l a n s ,
an,I to lhe iiereuna w),utuini-,1
out lu fill Ihe (|uralioniialr*s.
11,'gisliiitloii was hundlril
m
e ffiriciil m an n e r e t
every
place.'' the rha im u-n comment
Ini, "and much pralae is due the
a ,
workers. Wo also want to thank
ttu is,- |H-isons who
look
time
WASHINGTON, June 6.—( f l
from their a ffa ir* to sign the —Secretory Hlimaon said
that th* pruperty aeisure powers
blanks."
Th- registration office in the
I Sydney."
on
First
wage epitaph eaye WoodruffBuilding
Street, which waa to have re
mained open tha reel of this
weak, will be closed tomorrow at
•:00 o'clock, Mr. Nalson said, fol
lowing orders from tha Stale De
fense Council to conclude regis
tration by tomorrow.
All Information received In th*
wlU to kept confU
Nelson stated. They
will to pkgMl hi • took vonlt
••9pm«
Property Seizure
Powers Are Urged
eskeil for the President are need*
ed to relltvs machine tool bottle- <
necks, aluminum shortages and
German patent controls on vital
defense processes and should s d
be delayed Vv any "frtvolou* ob
jections' ta Congress.
Earlier Senator George, acting
�THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 19U
Sanford Herald
oil fie ld s, i t s re fin e rie s, si
i n f r e s tr ic tio n o f g aso lin e
to b e th e aU y p tio n a s e x p l
in e n t w h o n a v e su g g e ste d
in s titu te g a s le ss S u n d a y s 1
The
fo r m u i
su p p lies b u t f r o m th e f i c
h a u l th e J>ulk of o u r oil. E l
su p p ly in g E n g la n d , wi t h tl
k e rs w ill h a v e t o b e alloc
B ritis h d em an d s.
I t h a s b e e n p o in ted ouj
w h e re n e a r h a y s t h e r o a d
placed on th e m , an d I h r l i
" “ f S li
on DltAW—Ha-
ir H tm M ta woaam.
Kyi j •0IM <• (he mam t m ami t It a r m at tlliu lM
t* this p a a a a Bst OlM
f% »• MlllnilM a t swssUI
<aa hswslu *m a \a a vsssrvs*.
■n
B IB L E V E R SE F O B TODAY
*C\ r
i
E .. WENT ABOUT DOING GOOD:
And Jraua want about all Galilee
teaching In Ihalr synagogues, and
amidiknar O'* iro.pel o fih * kingnom, and healing all mannas.of
. ilcknraa ehd all mane.-tr of dlaaaa.
» Ca among the people.—Matthew
LOOK'AT A
I •
B Loot at
~
a
(IlfEI'.N
green
mad* with M rrvolrori: William
Brooktr, 91; Lae fiotner, SO, aud
Charles f t d t v , IT.
Bayt alow tlr» acorn war*:
Panes * “L"
U m ti
Nad
Smith. 98: Jim W.bb, 07 j
CWIe# Shaffer, M l Lao Botncr,
*92. and O. H. Fight, 71; elanda Hi- American target*. Jim
Arthur James Dies:
Visited In Sanford
MEW YORK, June b . - U P l rthur CurtlaiaJame*. 74, one of
1* 18 richest man in America,
lad Wadnenday of pneumonia In
lion, 20 days after
tils wife's death.
James, who Inherited copper.
Silver and gold mines end railroed securities from hta *y*ndfaTi cr and father, used hla wealth
archase more railroad stock
to .ound
wo* reputed to hold more
JaUniad securities than
thi any other
man In Ut# country..
ills Inveitmanta at cnc time
wera estimated at IJfiO.OW.COO in
ami maimairly 40,030 n i i l t i u l
railroad.
. i
•
. Qanremt time*. James vlsltml
aanfonl aboard an# of hi* boats,
fie also owned . a . wlpter home at
Cocoonut Gimre, near,,Mlim»•rr
M ge* live by '.‘more
(liliga alir with
tJ(
Shawano Plantation
H ello
G lade,
F lo rid a
No Shortage In
W aters Supply
Says Abrahams
itn t ad d itio n s b ein g rfiiwW t o M i M H e t l
than i t ’ f t o a r m i . Vt t r t n r a e i t s U ,C
In th o E v crg lo d e a M uckland th r e e c ro p s n season
fro m S ep t. 1 to ' M uy
1.
M ost f e r tile Innd In U. S.
D itched, d ikod a n d pumi>crt.
R eady fo r th o plow . No
rocks, no tre e s , level. Many
p ro d u cts p ro fita b ly raise d .
Good tru c k road to R . R.
anil m a rk e t n ea rb y . R e n
ta l $10.00 p e r ac re. Drain
ag e p u m p in g a t ?0.00 per
ncro. W rite o r v is it
“ I, June 6.—M7
WASHINGTON
taring
—‘President ItooacTell,
r.—
___ _no
_ _ •right
* ■ to (ako chan.
* i‘•we have
“ **ty," ircomcet with national* aafaty,”
recomfnended to Congress today Icgls_
_authorising
Immediate
lotion
rotiatirucllon Of the" St. Ijiwrcnca
tea
way and power project
seaway
project.
II* said he knew of no single
project df this nature more Im
o You’ll like the
portant to the country * future
i m i h h r m i r «a » o m )
comfortable fulness
Ith the dry weather, kaa over- In 'peace or war._______
uud the water system.
of HANKS broadA t the office of 'the'City en- • NCTTSD INVENTOR DIES
Shorts. Wliclhar you alt.
Ineerv Ralph Loblnekl said th*
or twist, they will not cut
X' LANTtP CITY. N, J.. Juris
wg of.-Lake Mooroe was only
^ tth c crotch or Mrid at the seat.
Z— W ) ~ f r a n k . U * n U D„'?r,. 71.
; noted lavehtor, poUnt attorney ( <an> Mgs or* also made generously
' .JopS'' • • to flee the proper set
ot onuauaL , . u . . , ••
i and' farmer busioras, associate. or
Pliable with feithtf the
“Ire lowest the lake • eao get lhf let* Thomas A. Edison, died
Jastensro or •buttons,
i > half foot below, mean h * Wednesday altar an lIllness i of
bine tn Die waistband.
reel,- Mr.
L bkM d^ iltaU d; three week*. Dyer, credited with
gaon than 100 mechdnleat tnent.
khS T gridltldua.l
ta k in g s In th a
be n ea th f r a il
M n th e r A rc a d e
Roosevelt Suggests ;;.
It' Lawrence Project
T h e tr e k o f
h a s show n a n in
‘To foal your breaal ao atrangaly c re a sin g tr e n d d u rin g th e jp e ft tw o d ecades, b u t . w ith th e
It alight lie by a tinging bird. n a tio n ’s to ^ n h U n td rR irffo rt g e t tin g In to fu ll sw in g th is
And la, Indeed, the waking word. se ctio n w ill u n d o u b te d ly receiv e A dded Im p etu s in its f o r
w ard march a s an in d u stria l h m , .
/ Look longer, look rxeroding long
E v id en ce o f th is Is re v e a le d In th e re c e n t an n o u n ce
And listen to the whispered aong
. T V Hood goea singing aa It goc* m e n t of th e E . 1. du P o n t Dg T fe tw R irs C om pany t h a t th e
And (looting, aa It always chose. S o u th will soon becom e a w orld ch e m ic al c e n te r, w ith th e
d u P o n t’a ow n in v e stm e n t e x c ee d in g th e su m o f 8210,000,000 in th e n e a r future. T h e se in v e s tm e n ts a r e w h a t th e
com p an y calls “p e rm a n e n t co m m ercial ‘e n te r p ris e s .’*
rtm al hene^lh ill fright.
BAGGETTS
Liquor Store
;RENT & FARM
Irookar.
long
n The Washington Post)
•atBI I t la* bSntsfui all aoiina,
«toV,tt,l* beneath All light j
Phosc 9I4S
SCOPE
_JI70
To ,Kal ^your heart fill jip with
^ T m e e R .J t |a
Fro# DeUvery,
S N ftri& s rtr a
e Increasod b u rd e n
ig- m o re p ip e line*
.
.
it w hich re q u ire s
hiring to ' f r u itio n ev en u n d e r th e m o at
fsvorablo d rcu m stai-nebs.
•
H ow ever, th e h e a d o f Ul||
(n e r ie a h , A uto m o b ile A«so clatio n h a s o nly re c e n tly teat
A rip d ijii in d ic a tin g how
nim ple i t w ould be f o r th e nal
. t o . red u c e its m o to rin g
fu el co n su m p tio n b y 20 •p ercen t o r m o re , th e re b y av o id
in g su c h d r a s tic s te p s a s gm slsss S u n d a y s w h ich w ould
n o t sa v e a s m u ch .
A cco rd in g to th e au to m o b ile o ffic ia l, th is g r e a t s a v
in g could b e acco m p lish ed b y m o to r is ts n o t d riv in g so f a s t
a n d b y Dpt b ein g so h a s ty In t h e i r g e ta w a y , a n d h e goes
on to e x p lain t h a t a c a t w h ich g e t s 18 m iles to th e g a l
lon a t 80 m ilea a n d h o u r w ill g d t o n ly 12.6 m iles a g u lo n
a t 00 m iles a n h o u r, 10.6 a 'g allo p a t 70, an d 8.6 a t 80
mueft J u t. Jio u r.
2
A n d h e Mhrl “ th e In crea se In co n su m p tio n o f oil a t
h lg n a r , Speeds is .even Jtio ro m a rk e d th a n th e In crea se in
TItINO je ctllK
thlnr
B r a n d y , C h a m p a g n e,
W ine, G in, C o rd ia ls, e tc .
* f if t e e n 1
,1 3 5 $ :
ibo- o
than ‘lOyUOO men und worn4n(Ijii
H T •^pppr or ok nl m
lmi ltln , ,28.000.0011
F Ik .n o marcy .ia the d*gr« ^ q i? t a n d p ay ro lls, g f p t ia e■ill
lo aa Jove’s tlw lion’s brow.
] »i (I
91
l a I fal*« and shallow vUInn
lflhda but on* fare In tho tie s b e iq g J w lU o r planned, i n c o m p lete
“T h e (fifteen p la n ts ‘a * « totfiusK w T .
C o m m e n tK g the snowstorm of Its ow ned d efe n se p r o j e c t s , b e l n k . ’b u ilt oe><
S
R
t t f i f e S
115 k k b rttU flO tH H 5H0ITI
S
*
fierce roae of Its mas*.
—
.
o w d eerr ffia c to ry a t M em phis,
■a false and shallow mirror T ho d efen ce p la n ts in c lad e aI ,ppow
blows hut wrong or right: now w o rk in g a t c a p a c ity , a gotondJ 'being
‘b ein g e re c te d a t Chiiilng the bride of bar da*pair.
w
ilh
p
la
n t u ftd er co n stru c tio n
Yloonted of thalr delight.
'
—TOM DOGQS
“S ta ta s in w h id i. co m m ercial
rtc la l .p
,p lan ts iow ned a n d o p erAte d b y D u P o n t a r e 'lo c a te d to
a ren V irg in ia , M a ry la n d , W e at
V irg in ia . T enneasae, K an ttidilfir,
g y , A lab
tab am
a m a,
k O k lah o m a And
>e*aor nation In this
on* that gats Invaded.
J S tf c d U W 'IB !
r* Market, Manager IL J.
J r a ^ t .V ""* *
w
to dofend |ta
’ In so far as
t T
r i r j :
UNDERWEAR
Canal would destroy them: where
as It turned out that they did more
business because of the Canal, on
account of tha general Indreaae In
commerce and Industry, than they,
did before.
Naturally the 8l. Lawrence pro
ject I* meeting Uj* aame oppoaUtoW
that •greeted the various huge
ixiw.r amvprtse* fathered ,hjr thg
Government — TMUMiMO kW ttfl
Oa Sal* At
HAN PORI), FI-A
precedent tn
example,
I end sleek, dlgnUUd and
WUl be the .summer
fashion, Jus-, hi caa#
la InWraated la knowing
codib tlla bid gtOp out r
iry Knox rail* on ahlpfor a "ralraela" It
> a “mlracla** to build
i number of shipa wi.h
yard* tied bp with
Mg advantage, aa f ir as
al , dafeaae aa mmnrmnL
llaa la the fadlltiea Mr ahta
conatroetlea. If tkla couAtfy fi
rear haleaguerad tha ahlpvvda %
thousand milea Inland obviously
would be la leas danger of booA6 that the eatablTahwanta am
tea shore. Moroovyr. It WwdM
taka much ot the preaaure off the
shipyard* that era how crowded
beyond capadtv) sad tha dmatad
fee ships now Is an amMa A te
asdtat la tha BeHartal emergebey.
a
to fc m b S S sc o to fr r U t
«-
,t\
| V
•w .
�(9*
vkwmx ,
nm v mi '
mmmwrn
THE SANFORD WOULD. 8ANFORD, FLORIDA
Hickson Pupils Give 2 Departments Of
Their Spring Recital Club Are Combined
* Social A fid Personal Activities
i
9
Fctcm on and
Mr*.
U T. Dona.
1 Olcandcri and gladioli were uied
Britain Club Ships
37th Carton Abroad
ixrd from the r e c e n t llo s p lt a k
dnn stnte t h a t fu n d s sent to th*
London bureau o f Bundles f o g
llril n in n Iready have been dla*
tribut.ai to some 24 hospital* lQ
London and in 14 province*.
to form the flcrml decorations.
Th one p re sen t
were: Mra. J.
R
o m Adams, Mra. W. L. Coo;
T h e a n n u a l S p rin g Recital by
The L iterature Department and
The 3 7th carton of clothing,
M
n
.
K.
Compton,
Mra. Roy
layette*, r a s o r blailt-*, hnuarhnUI
M R S. L O U R IN E B E A L , S o c ttty E d ito r
it
T + p b o — 14» the pupils o f Mrs. F ra n c es A- t j e Mu*ic Department of the Wo- li* Mr*. J. Be
fc.
Courier
Mr*
tv
|
Hickson w as given a t the studio t t a n ’n Club were roinbmtMl under
Die Fine Art* Dcjmrt merit y e s
>ne forwar.l
ro rw a n l in the
t h r ,»*t
|>a
i.T f c Y "
have gone
on Myrtla A v e n u a on
T uesday terday nt the Im t buMimnn meet- II. 11). F reem an, *Mr*.
Mable V>.
y* to New York » her
j
j
evening, with th* following pro ItiR: pf the )Mir held in the club tiiifge. Mr*. J. W. Hall, Mr*. S. they w ere put niu aril sliip for
Lauie fullmviiig
the
luncheon D. liichle ym an. Mr*. II. J Hol England to be distribute,I win r
g ram being p resented:
ly. Mr*
W. B.
Shippy.
Mr*.
7'im h"iuc of
Mrs.
M. R*
S a lu te to t h a
Color*— Anthony. which tibr served nt 12:30 o'clock. Ralph Austin Smith. Mi* II it. ever needed, it wa* stated by
In
conjunction
with
the
meeting
Mta, 1. D. Martin, Seminole S r u k liiiul mi Kllmtt Avenue w n
Piano 1 : Doria Dunn
“ School Day*. D e a r Old, QpbVre
(.1 rumley ami Mr*. Jock Stem ,
C ounty chairm a n for Bundle* ,iMmu t i \ * lv i|i'c*urnt ul with m lR td
M n . 8 . I), lh|*hleyman win per
Rule Days," are over fog a g r r o d
Piano 2 : J a a p Manning. MarC- Boyce Bull h a t " l e f t fu r
TnUHSDAI
ganli-n fluvvt'ix for th«*
elected to serve «« chairman of
m any of the college s t u d e n t^ who GhaylotH; N. C>, w he re b* platt*
inn Pearson,
\ l - n M s, J. O. Huff, Mr* W for Britain.
T h e “ Show D eluxe" o f the pu- e r a cn the
thn newly
f o r m e d d*-pur tm c n l , A l.i-avilt, Mr*. II. J. l e i man.
Rrpiinole County higjr *. h o| t.f f in If T im e i**- t h f W om en’A - j
hom eward M
or
T h e Spirit o f '7G— Reqton
Ui o f R u th Gordon W r ig h t will have a lready arrive d to rth^x a nd to apeod the earn m gr month*.
Society . f r b r i ^ t l x n Srnriffi o f
with Mra. \V. M. Scott si* chuii
B r o th e r M anning
Mr*. Glenn E. McKay. Mr* R girl* In Sa n fo rd nn,| Oviedo hiive the McMm.lbt Church on Mo»*
t p m e n t e d on the i t t n
made
the
layette*
u
m
i-r
tinmi
enjoy th* su m m e r moqlLg w ith
S e n g o f th e Roee W *H i — n u n of the Division of Art, mid (’ M. ,»r,-. Mr*.
Mr*.
A.
P.
Bandy
IpU
ygaterW.
It. Mwi*.
U <tn1 (ndrsl »« l*»KY F t f H
nilIta T h e a t e r a t 8 :1 1 P. M
Mr* J. I*. Inglcy (14 chairman of Mr* J T
their pa rents or visit friends and ,<!*» f<-r Atlanta, Qa., where her
P r e a s r r Btrauaa
Newby, Mr* J 0 pervislon of Mr* Louise lien*!ev
T h e a n n u a l piano re cita l in relatives until time to return, to i*on,
the DivUhm of Mu Me,
M n. H I’ntlersnn, Mr*. A. .1 I'eti-r-en. and Mr*. Allen Stone.
Dolores Lee
Elmer,
xyfli
graduate
from
m em orlam to Mr*. Fannin Stem- school In the Fall.
>
Lake Monroe
school
gnl*
Georgia School of Thkhpolt-gy Duke's Song f r o m " B lg u lc lto " — Vt, liuprecht wun elected to xer v* Mr* A rthu- Philip*. Mr* .lamr*
bridge M union will be presented
a* chairman of the Division i M.-mrhliin. Mr*. M. W Drari-m, have made children’* dn-rn-* u n
Some have received thqir d e on June 9,
Verdi
bg pupil* o r th e F a n n ie S. M an- grees and a re now ready to ven
Literatuiv.
W ade R ucker
Mr* F K. Rourrillat. Mt* J * de r the *uprn'i*iou i f Mr* II A
■<Y» Piano School In the Sem i ture forth Into the world to c a m
(Hhiv officer^ elected to nerve 1 \ I,-*. Mr* E. A. Dougla** slid Goudsneed and Mr*. Rex I'aek
Dr. A. W, Epp* I* apendinp Re* D ream s— Renton
nole H igh School auditorium a t their dally bread.
in the Fine A r t 4 Department in
nrd. The Upaala
nnd
Gem-vth* day in Daytona Beach where
Helen Petra*
Ml** Irene Hinton.
8 :15 o'clock. T he public is cor
chide Mi 4 W A Leavitt .11 mt
( g r o u p , have
finishi-d
several
R eturning
la s t
week
from he la atte nding a C e n tra l Flor Two B utte rflie s— Kern
dially Invited.
ret ary, Mr* F F. Itoim illnt si*
oiiilta iand piece* of warm d o t h
quill*
.'Torida S t a t s College for Woman ida Dental m eeting In the ScnAlice Held in
F11D AY
b
rc
cie
Hotel.
finance
chairman.
Mw«.
Jump*
n Tallahassee were Mia* Dor; mirYellow Ilu tte rflir* — L ord.E vans
Moughti n 11h program chainimn,
Mm. Mart ill i*Hiii'il I fi*' folhiw.
Member* o f the S a n ( o n l G a r Hhy Mitchell. Mlaa Dies Williams,
Dorothy Price
Bill Preston, who ha* been at
and
Mrs.
F
Lamport
ns
meniden Club will ip onnor the new- Mias M ary W iggins/ Mlaa Madaling
xlntcrncfit; “ The r o-opnitlinn
U nder the Hawaiian Moon —Grey
l e r s l i p chairman.
lng ( e u l o n In th* W om an’* Club yn Truluck, Mlaa Elisabeth Whlt- tending the Univarxlty of T e n
— ------of *11 o u r county peopb- hu*
Marian Pearson
nessee
In
Knoxvill*.
1*
expect.-d
Mr*. It. L. Wheeler wa* ho«t,-*« helped materially in the work an.'
Mrs. It c Moore v\mw elected
I r a n 0:30 A. M. until 11:30, A . Ington, Mlaa D oris Do m a r , Mlaa
S o n a tin a — I.lehnrr
|r '- m»t the length of y o u r
to nerve n>* fir^t vice president of Tuesday when ahe gave n I v,-lv | wish to exprrs* my n p p u r i a
M. with the A i a l e a
Circle
In 1-ucy R
Roumlllat,
Ml**
Louis* to arrive lotnorrcw to visit with
orw illa t,
„
J r a n Manning
him. Mat lame,
it'w
the
friends.
the
WnnuiiN
Cltih*
to
•»
I
the
\
a
luncheon in honor of her niece., tinn to ell who have helped nnd
chargePerkins,
Mlaa Ja n e Scbulta, Mlaa
kl
Schrrxo t)pu* I d — Mendelssohn
‘ hup* ' Yi'it'll he delight*
cam
y
ckumh
I
by
h
*
mkiih
!
io
«
i
Ml**
Clara
l
*
e
Wheeler,
who»e
are
helping
in
thi*
great
work
"
Campbell.Lox.lng
Post, Unit Doria
Jackson.
Mlaa
Susan
Rear lla r k e v
ed w iih
your
eolffurA
Mi** B a r b a r a Ruprocht
ha*
63. A m erican Legion A uxilia ry Wight, Mis*.Ell** Hutchison, Mlaa
of Mra W R. Shippv, who wan m a rria g e to John Wealry E van*.1 Up-ala
women
who
h are
Moon D a w n— Friml
with
fliudbU*
Hectnl
tu
the
office
ui
M
u
c
h
,
will gather In th* Legion Ituc for Mary Wight, Mlaa PrUctlla Rey larrived from the U niversity of
of
t'hira
go,
will
be
an
event
of
worked
Include
Mr*
Wolford
Mariorie Newman
ifv j4r'«I it* Mici'ji of lino
but wan tumble to
it* regular meeting at 7:30 P, nolds and Miss Virginia Y a rb o r Tennessee in Knoxvllla to apsnd 2 nd Value—Godard
Ju n e IK at the Oviedo Metiuuliftt Pierson. Mr* John Burrell Mi*
nftei mu t \ |i e r t h a s t®*'
the su m m er months with her
M.
A talk wm
u lien
hy M»-" Church.
1 Alfred ErlcSrii, Mr* Ruth l.und
ough.
Dorl* Dunn
pel 1
tutir,
parents, Dr. and Mr*. R. W. ItuMONDAY
University In prccht.
From
Stetson
The
house and toll.- weie l ’1' " 1. Mre John Bolton, Mr*
Valac ( 'a p r lr o Opu*
6 3 —J o i e f Ktcunitr Morri«nn who linked for!
2 ti volunteer w01 ke> 4 i aMsi^t in beautifully drcM-ilol with i ...,-*
Sewing g e n ia n * will continue DeLand: Mlaa
E x r ijt) Cates,
,,N 1^ ', l1l,r" 1
H ofm ann
1 hi diiv e for the t 'S O v. hirh will ami dahlia*. The '.ride.ele, t wore m \ nt *n ' 1 V ‘ ,
In th e Woman'* Club fo r th» Mlaa Nancy R ossctter, Miss lEveVirginia Chapman
1*1’‘ ',K' '
Sgl. lew i» J .
W r l g l t of th*
be inaugurated soon, to provide,
Red C r o n from 0:3 0 A. M. u n yn Stowe, Mlaa Q M »
It I* c*t
1 'h a t x tnlul ,f
Dyson, Fourth
lovely dies* Amt white gMttleiu
Commanding
Squadru.i, Bnnree fr<im the T h in l Suite for
ilivirsificd
recreation.
draira,
til 11:30 A. M. with M n , Roy Mlaa E sther S trange, Mlaa ItU . Barksdale Field, La., a rrived In
.m
o
re
t
h
i
n
$50,000
will
I.a rrnlI0H K. 2nd St. Phone 5651
Cello— Itach
dances,
leading
nnd
writing
Tllll* sponsoring.
(t«RlliiRr# mm F a i t I'livl
i Day drive. Advices from Londred Retlif, Ml** Lola Hagan, Sanford Monday to visit a few
Olive Chapman
St. T h e r m C ha pte r of
the Mlaa Alice W ight. H a r r y Brow n day* with hi* parents, Mr. and W edding Day at T ro ld h a u g e n — room 4, counsel and guidance f i r
Inc Kohller* in Amiy camp*
Woman'*
Auxiliary
of
Hols lee, H a rry J o Mlnarik,. Robert Mr*. C. T. Kent.
Grieg
For completing
70 hour* of
C rru
Fpiicopa l
C hurch
will Herndon, Sidney Nix, Jr., J a m e s
Piano I : M arjorie Newm an
aew
mg for the lied < roaa, aervit**
m eet a t 4 :00 P, M. a t th* hont* Henry Dyaon, Elm er Echols, J i m
Mr. and Mr*. Ed Higgins a n d
Piano 2 : Mr*. llirk*on
pins
were
awards'd
to
the follow
of Mr*. W. E. Wataon, 607 Oak my McGowan a nd A r th u r Bran- Mis* S s r s h
W arrtn
E a a te r b y Th* Jotlv P hantom Baines
ing Mrs .1 \\ h .ll, Mrs J. T.
Avenue.
>n, A r t h u r Beckwith, Jr.
left ye sterda y for Baltimore, Mr.,
Wade Murker
Newby. M o t
II Dawaou and
8 L M a r k ’* C h a p te r o f Wo
Rollins College In W in ter Park where Mi** 5Iary Higgle* will CuMnu* Rtnrv—.Heller
Mis* Irene Mint n
m an'* Auxiliary of Holy Cm** claimed only one Sanford studant
raduated from the School
A lirr Reldln
ll was non limed that ap p ro x
C hurch will meet *L the Pariah hja m r . H ir e P«Ehn* T a A « h urelng at the University The D r e a m e r — Grndl
imately So pound* of tinfoil ha*
From
Southern
College
ltl o f Maryland t o m o rro w morning.
H o u ie from B:00 P.
M.
until
Dorothy P rl-e
l>ern
collei’led )<•) defen-M* pur0)00 P. M. Each member I* askc-d Lakeland come Mlaa Htlen Chap
H u n g a r y — Koelling
amt that ;» tiilii of l«0»0
Mr* J. C. Finn HI
•mall
to b rin g h e r Bib)*, and pleaae man, Mlaa Mable. Chapman and
Jean M annlnFranklin Branan. .
note the change In time,
daughter, Jackie,
and
mother1, In A Pe-vlan Market Keltrldge garment 8 Inn • It n i «i»np 1i-t *•*1 i V
tl Itefl i I.......... IIU! liiiiim which
Th* University of Florida In Mr*. II I.. W ingard left today
T UBSDAY
Thiri* Gunn
tin
W n in n c
if* -*111 nutired hv
fo r Chattanooga, T enn., where In-'lvn R um m er - Abler
The Dependable C l a n o f thO Galnosvltle held Its own with
Club
A- m (faultt t'll tin ivcrnt
Methodlat Church will *ew for large num ber a ttending Including: Mr*. Finnell and Jackie will
M a r io r ir N'- *"i* n
f
4
*
f
*ll*f 1*1IK%o
belief tl hndg
u
thn Red Cro«« ift the Woman'* Harold Haskins, Edward Higgins, visit with Mr. and Mr* H. I. Jut-* M*nre— Dett
Du’ »luh Ini' s 1111- 1' 11iIh'i.1 t-» lh • fnlClub from 3.00 P. M. until 4:00 Gen* Harrison. Bobby Newman, W ingard several week*.
Vl-wln1* C -a n m n n
111 ln- M'tn tu
lowing roMk'nifirn
P. M. with Mr*. D. D. S m ith a* Donald Bishop, F ra n k Woodruff
Piieehinnt!,,— Muehmaniii'-f f
Die <>1 hindo A 11 f|H4
T l , William Lsfflsr, John Pope
■ponaor.
*
Ml** Helen G a r n e r
ha*
re
Olive Chao-inn
<hie Vrui ’ill 1 1 r i p t niu tii l.iiV,
T h* A t a r la n C l a n of th* First W alter T urner. Donald L*maon, turned
from
Ft.
L auderdale S t 'e * and Stripes Forever —
thiee mil' \ear "iih^ci ipt ioiij* t o '
Taw,
Billy
Zachary, • h e r e she v iiltrd with Mr. and
R a p tlit Church will meet a t lh# James
q ou*a
Rradei <* D u e - i
one yrat Mib.
home of Mr*. J, T. Denton on Charles Meriwether, John Hln- Mt* l l a r r y lle n srn . She wa* aePiemi
'
Olive
Chapman, acri|>Licn to lime, two mie-yeai
713 Magnolia Avenue a t 3:00 term ister, Ralph Eohols, Gor - r m p a n i r d h o u r
by
Mr. and
M « 'tie'- on
m
ilucrlption*,
m
.
h
to Saturday (
P. M. w ith Mr* J. H. Col- don Hall. Edward Willlnk, John Mr*. Hansen who visited with
Ptann "
Alarlo'ir Nrwman. F*v» uutg l’o*t
I d n 'l y nnd ( dW alter
Stovall,
Jacob th* l a t t e r ’* parents, Mr. and
rlough and Mr*. R. T. H u n t a t Hall,
Rose lla rkev. Virginia C h a p liei I d l e r , Jack Bolt, Frank Mar- Mrs. K. C. Echols.
ro-ho*tc*|e*.
in
1 tu *luh \ *t( 1 <1 i<«
» f <v«
a n t and Dougtaaa Hlen*trom.
W ED N E S D A Y
“
The
Rl*r
.Siamglrd
f lu n n r i" hiidge «ml t tiim •* 1 hoekrr* put J
Out-of-aU ta school* which a t „ Mr. and Mrs. C l a r e n r r I,.
The A m erican l e g i o n Auxil
tic* dnrmy tii* Minunei, in m der
1
'**’ *• " '
iary will: tew fo r (he Red C r r u tracted Sanfuhl atydcnla Include: Wynn are leaving to rnnrmw for
to r him' fund- to maintain the!
S tate
University a t Dlj City, Pa., to visit with 'Mi*.
In the W om an’e Club from 0:30 Louisiana
ViI<k•■«'11 of th* 4 In h 40 that il t»n
W ynn's parent*. Mr. a n d Mr*. W.
A. M. u iU I 11:30 A. M„ under
h«
left open f’ 1 the lied i loTtj
E m ory University In Atlanta, D. Thom pson, fo r a few day* b e
the *Don*rtshlp of Mra. J. W.
oviio
to eairy on it-* fu^t not fou**e*, |
Grady (ia)lant, J r., Leroy Cooper fore going In Buffalo, N. V .
5 0 0 K lanzo
Daniel, president.
kmUliig and f>ewmg projeita
d John Morgan.
where Mr. W ynn will be e m
A rernrii r r o v i l U• e xnocltd
F A C IA L T IS S U E S
A yeail> luolgel w .* loll mim ed
University of Georgia In. A t h ployed for acme lime.
th**
*
t l u H - 4 a tel adupTid ly Mu- riub. and It
Soft a* down fe r
e n s, Mia* Dorothy Wiggle* and
, ,
W r ig h t dance revua. “ Show D m w s - annuuneed t b i t the sum of
tender ak ins. Strong
Kent RoaaetUr, J r .
Hr. and Mr*. 11. C. P u f h *:• l u x ' w k i r h r I * hair ’ * rrx * n l.- 4 1M) U . la-en given d u n n g the
• rid very absorbent.
, Louisiana Collage a t Alexan- rived Sunday from Charleston, S
nn
thof
k
a
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1
ll(
t
k
*
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i
t
t
T
b
r
a
t
e
f
m
|
yeai
to
hcnvvolaficv*
(ria. La,, I n la n d McClelland end C-, to attend the - g r a d u a l Am ex.
(
S1XAU
- A n inleie-ting talk w»* givin
Bradley Odham. who 1* m arried rrclars nf Seminole High School thl* oyenlfir a t R H 8 o’-iock.
OUAUTV
One h u n d r e d a n d eiglit aln- by Mr* Ralph Austin Smith, on
and making hi* home in Pinevlll*. on Monday evening a t w^irh lime
dent* lh *aUbe-ret/- costume* « l‘ the Gulden Jubilee Triennial ( -mLa.
their daughter, llu th, r reel veil her
Unlve ratty of N o rth Carolina diploma. Miss P ugh w|l] acrom lie f e a t u r e d -In t h e latest « , n - ventu ri --f the General Federation
of Womrn * Clulw
whlrh
a t Chapel Hill, Mlaa Elisabeth pany he r parenty home next Sun and dance hlta #f t h r aea.o n n
aeveral c hara cte r num bers wdl held recently in Atlaniie <il>. of
Leffler and
1 SHOW , ONLY!
>be Introduced,
which *he wa* n delegate.
J.'tc lint lie
( imt
Name
Dul-of-lown people from (l>
l|u*te«*e* for the luncheon III
'sndn, l*el,aml. O ra nge Cilv and eluded M-*. J. G Pa tte rson Mr*
I ’er I uriti‘ with
J.V
lint
T “SH O W D 1
T am pa are expected
In attend J. K. Cuurlrr. Ml*. M. W' Ib-arlso.
Cura Nome Face Pom del
O N ^ M Mra, 11 H. I'ruinloy. Mr*. A .1
t h r revue.
■Jr
" !1 11 ■
1
‘
. 1. i* 1 i
i . Co
lieare Students
College
Social Calendai Return To Sanford
t-— "
n
■"» *": r v
i 1
Circle Three Meets
At £’*rickland Homo
£
Personal$
g
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m
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Clara I-tee Wheeler
Honored At Parties
What
Shape
Is Your Hair In7
KVA-BESS
BEAUTY SHOP
TOUCHTONDRUGCOJ
R
FIRST AT MAGNOLIA
9
re
3!
”
IN MIDSUMMER
Record Crowd Seen
For R
Tonight
lY lT Z
ON OUR STAGE
TONIGHT AT 8:15
m Ruth Gordi
Ml
EASYTOBAKE
LIGHT, DAINTY ROUS AT.HOME
1.00 MILES NERVINE........ 83c
50c JERGKNS LOTION.......30c
10c LIFEBUOY SOAP.'»'!!!... 5c
25c AMMENS POWDER......21c
75c Squibb MINERAL OIL... 59c
25c CARTERS PILLS
... 19c
75c BAYERS ASPIRIN ... 59c
50c VITALIS
... 29c
50c SYRUP FIGS
... :19c
25c BLACK DRAUGHT
19c
/ w>. •
( htiMnr of Walnut,
II n. rise or Ivory
fmiih A*t find C4I141
and plug.
n o UI*
GL0VD f,N«S..«
! 4ali i i ^ mir hands
kb'hrn wt«hi!ig <l|»hr*9
doing hnutrwork, rlc.
• v v r g r , JA RBX kgrugal You
.YY•***:n r UMel sou re « «
jiag before la your
lywu baked three gorge
goegeous rolls f You
p b u l d a t loot re* r
“Of c o u n t Lbsdusd them! That'*
! ACA Y i a i t !
98c
39
* & a*Jf
MODUCr
*
U a W a .lS W Ip c .l* M M -u U
“Mkd it'a rerlret (re Florida, too
l - W w » A ka*v* fci days, without
rrfilpwllnu Sw, IVu «st a repjdy
ssr.isatz
rolj*!, S f t k o u- /art and kuu raiy
h u n t b a k in g become* irifA f Ais
■* i u , | new granular groat. Ko
refrigeration! No fu*a! No bid tier!
l«
vain #
il§
I
K cr;
PL
$
1
K k -d i-k F u ll
With Potato Sajad, L e t-O p
tuce, Cottage Cheese a n d / S / 1
Iced Tea........................ U O \>
B t S i r * / • A i k Y o u r G ro crr f o r
t k t MACA YBAVT R e d fit F o lJ tr
Tty tka recipe for DdkaU Kotl, j m II
tad ia Ikg (older. Then, lor refrigerator
rolls, save poet of Iks deny! trkre riwo
the f n t fnas. Kasad down ligbllyt place
ia larae grresad cootsiaer. Grease lap of '
dough, rover vritk two tklclun esas ksavy
» »l popfr. tiod d^*re mcordy. sod .lore in ssfrigarakw Ire severel day, ora ueskj
About ( bouts before mils Mr was tod.1
•hapa this dough la to roils sa^l pitern ia
grsaeod paa. L s t lire ia warm pises
(about M* r .) M i l douUsd. Baba la
•L ie*
k Aata
pFUaa
I Ai.blJa
bedbug.
'C r s b l i e s
FPoUlo Buga
B e a u II n Om
i on oat sre i • A,k h , r>.. Dm, ( h Sim.
S*A FT,
C 6 k0
ASSORTED COLD CUTS
RiFlorida Women Delighted
with New, Fast-Acting Yeast that
Keeps without Refrigeration!
FREE!
M ttm l BED 1 A M PS
‘/ . t t u f a
. j / M H O L RUBBER
miAU
QUAi (IT
19
WK
SEKVK
S P E C IA L
BREAKFAST
(tiif Lg g I » li Slripn
«•( (Inrun,
J r 111.
HuHrird
1ugNl
mid
< 4>ttrr
35c HAABLEMS OIL CAPS.
29c
75c CITROCARBONA! K
57c
75c CAROID & BILK SALTS
59c
S«c BROMO SELTZER.
49c.
25c FEENAMINT
19c
25c PEPSODENT ANTISEPTIC
25c B C POWDERS,
19p
100 BREWERS YEAST TABLETS 39c
Pt, MILK OF MAGNESIA
23c
! 8 o*s, CASTQR OIL
25c
:Lb. EPSOM SALTSv
M
100 HINKLES TABLETS
9c
P t MINERAL OIL
23c
100 CASCARA TABLETS........ 5 gr. 23c
wm
Is
: frrebuore f « preogdr* )
M b it
Hr
IbUCA
YIAIT
I re _ _ ^ * i i f
j i
'M V i
!•
N e
25c S IZ E 2 1 c
^IIDRENE
i
*vL
%•» np t,# , '
\ -
�V.
By MAEOOT ADAMS,
>oee open • time It ntid to
joit plain gnod common aenae
bo economical, but now it has
> become a patriotic doty. It
nda to reason that If you can
tka everyday
mg* t f life without atin tine
praau or aacrlfidng quality,
a yrfll have Ju t that much morn
Mir left ovar which you ran
f Into aavlngi In the form of
fanaa bond*.
Tbla dafenaa protram haa made
morn thrlfi-mlndad than wa
n bean In a lent time. We re
itching our pcnnlaa a little
•nr and we’re rtlttlnr out unsaaaary waeta wherever poailK * Pertapo thafa tha m aun
i Haw raoqay-awvijf bread and
ImV dm fc*k#p
especially In*
oatfertMT
, ______
SALEH!
-i»* One
Ladies
3jKK.
re and quick .servlnt, and
k It'* alSiad H allow, tha
circulate freely one# tha
a la opened. Tnla naturela tha bread, and cauaaa tha
to become etala before It
iplataly oatleumed.
baker eotved thla problem
Idlny the loaf Into two twin
. each twin Individually
, than both halves wrapped
ir In a waaed wrapper. ;
a tlrlfty Idas baeauaa you
nrva on# half and save the
half atill wrapped In Iba
retorting, wrapper*. Thl*
rln packed loaf keep* breid
Iantar. The healthfulne*.
«o been Improved by tha
n of anerry giving Vitalerbapa the moat popular
I la tha unique cake pack.
1 eliminates the must and
cutting cake a* wall aa
klem of keeping It frrnh.
answers tha lo t weather
of how to have good
ike without home taking,
taker who designed this
tin t bakes a largo alia
r wold caka and M il and
Than he departs from
packaging routine by
tha caka Into eight equal
. Each portion In placed
rparata compartment and
Ira caka la covered with
ean)£ 'cellophane wrapper
I "Said Wo the bear of the
1 a cardboard collar that
ff and on again,
ft
A rc h e r
Hose
Values
f t $ 5 2 ::= :::!
1.00 Value*____ 88<
V alues.
V alues.
O ne U b le of
Harry Powell, a Irltlsh tailor. and
Halm Tervoa, who la garbed In I
Creek Evsotte outfit, Mam to be aw
J-lying tbetnaelr** aa they dene* al
III# Band Wagon Ball in New Yori
pity. The ball waa far Britiah aa!
Ladles
Luncheon Cloths
Blouses
,
Size 64x54
P laid L inen, all colors
Values______ C9c
V t u e a ...^ ..] .79
uaa..
..J .1 0
y a uea...........2.69
Va u u ...........2.98
V i uea...........3.98
y*
1.25 V a lu e s............. 89c
O no ta b le o f
.
Ladies’ Hats
i
V alu es to 3.95
C lose o u t......_____ 1.
Spring A
the docket for the regular aaa•*•* of the Municipal Court at the
. -lie* Htatlon Monday afternoon,
with Municipal Judge Frank L.
Miller presiding.'
Charges against white persona
Include on* against Waldo Carson for running n red light He
waa cdnvlcted and fined |S or 10
daye.
C. A. Hardy, charged with
'
drunkennesi,
was found guilty and
1
fined 88 or IB day*, which waa
suspended. Mr. Hardy also wa*
I'arced with diaorderly conduct
found guilty and given a suspend
ed fin* of |B or 18 days.
•.?hnrg*e against negroes In-
8um m er
O ne
Pajamas —
Slips, ate.
Goa s a rd
Dresses
Bathing Suita
Valuta to 1.98
Gowns —
SLACK 8E T S
U N IF O R M S
A B L O U SE S
• Garments
2.95
.95
.96
V alues..
V alues .
S a tin
-' Slips . »1
’ '.. i
*
W h its a n d T ea R osa,
R e r u l f r a n d h a lf sixes
1.79 V alu e* .------- 1.49
tVOiBeadh Wear
L ace
Dinner Cloths
t l - l yard length. Valuta
U to 16.80. >
V ery gpeclal...........1.49
Boy'g
Wash Wear
ftsfe .T rsA
LAKELAND, Jun# 8r - U P h Heavy crUlelam from cawiart
raatorday cauaad tha Florida Cltrua CoramUalon to discontinue
swa* if ir a a - r r
1.25
1.79
1.98
2.95
8.95
Calumhl*
t o r T w e r U e T f a r c o n tt o a a Uoa j><
tha program d u rin g a I B * t t o e
I w n l l : June 8—(Bp*, cycle *UTUM_Julyf onU M C Ba
(at more than 4000 par. and Mia* McBrlda ware notlftad
va algned up with th* L*a to th* contrary by today.
dadaO** council for volunAfter hearing
^ h lth jj
■rvlta, It waa announced
iy by Chairman Pat La.
* first (hack yeater-
V alue*_____ M e
V «W X ~~A 8#
V * h |« ^ _ U 0
V*luli*— .A 4 9
V alue*..........8 3 9
M en’s
Straw Hats
Slack Suits
t o . cloae ■out
At |9 J 9 6
si a g rfttfte g jg
4 J
i z u r z .
1 euJL.......-....x b a
nouncad^SSti u T ’
company had d e c H a a d to F ra^
dBtUto^
8 .9 5 Ve
u 5 .9 5 -Vi
v.7 4 - R fi.’.’S? |
KM
spot
PU la itff. »
14,
\ ,
-j
j ; > ev .n a "
.aim
C h ild re n 's
iU n d e r y r c a r i
V a lu es.......... 1
Rfevertlble
;e Guards Course
[ ta a n w
Beach Wear
O ne ta b le of
F o u n d a tio n
jm fm shisig sr.fi-
'z r s s 's & s a : * s j r r
o f la d le s
C h ild re n ’s
O ne sp ecial ra c k
c h ild re n ’s
C h ild re n ’s
tha collar, lifts the
ia*.wrapper, and;.ramov*s
r^ftam bac afiX rln gk . f t or 10 days. McCoy also wma,
area tna-aoa*. »f the cake charged with imnreurtlng un.
p |t moist and freak, aha (akadjladar. found guilty and
jthivf gJ* or 90 days. Hrttrlett*
McCoy, aroused of breaking
glass on Ihe streets, waa found
guilty and fined $5 .or IB days.
David Merchant, charred •With
petit larceny, was convicted and
■ - - ■■ * *r e v ^ v r e I e - . v a . w •
given a sentence
* Pi'?———.
n iO | frank William*,
alation
running through a
P BLANDIN0, Jana 8.— cutting a comer,
JWe-Bla Florida rasa Ml- band.
are with tha Slat (Dial*)
Jake Johnson waa arraigned on
it are among tha IS who three charge*, the first of wlJch
Monday a ala day Ilf* *»»- waa drunkenness, lie waa found
d Ilf* ruarda couraa con. aruilty and aer.’encrd to 00 daya.
under the auaplcla* of the lit war alao charged wllh dlaor*
an • Bad Crow. They arei derly conduct, found guilty and
■ward A. Stephen of High
u Rgt ParanaI O. Richardd F lm CUka private L»ieKlng. nf Tamp*, all with
|8th Plaid Artillery, and
KUaaaR'KT Hall of lit Au, P in t CUaa Print* WII. BlUnktop of Miami, and
, OoatraeU wji” U»«
ta b le
Underwear
6.95 Values...
9.96 V alues...
14.75 V alues.
10.75 Values.
19.75 Vajuea.
24.50 Values.
29.78 Values.
M
namhert .af th* 114th InH L . * d U v-c. ■
kd" atudlea are held each
Be la the 114th IMIaalaalp.
laid Artillery recreation hall
armtar Instruction la alvan
tftamoon in Klngalay Laka,
whoa* sandy shore* Camp
lag ta built. Upon graduafrom tha 41 hour cour**
It* will ba qualified life
<
P h o e n ix
House Coats
& Negligees
C lose o u t priee..._.4.96
.. Graak. wax rails*. ,r .
Dresses
Valuaa to |4AB
C lose o u t.................. 1.49
prhtU and aolld paatala
. value ta 9.98.
L ad ies
reek o f
llu iliy lh i,
in
liria illi*
cittM.li
�<»
PAGE F1VB
THE 8ANT0KD HEKALB. SANTO ED, FLORIUA
<THtJ8flPAYt JITNE 8, 1941
| FUTURE STAR ^
|..i th, circle
Al"- ,h,w I’-i-n.inM,
By Jack Soiids
IH <» M» liio .li- l C h u n !< -p m i*o n .1 by
Mi*«
Dwight’ >*nin>
\.m ,t ai.
.
. . .
. i
I.,,,,.
A u t iil.in
•
• H
III,
I I ••telle nnl I're^eee Pngr T t l f ' *
I
•<
in - fm ih i- rvea-inu,
i•1it
A lin
a il.'licm u - fiH ir-ronr«e h i
chicken Ii;n« boon, Min** W h crlci V I
w u * 'l i r j n i - n l w 11li a -H o w ii ot ein
/o -tm iu
nf T
Th i *«* im ite.t m re M i m C l-im «poi
U i ’ W heeler. Mr- r W l.nw ton. hotM i. *n»l M r* I! F W b r o lr i. inn* * h'l
th«T anil father o f the hn«le- A m
f l i r t , M i. ;iint Mrs. 1’iuil Cam p- 41**
hell.
M .-*
th .vi lotto
I .nwton. '“ *rT
JaineI n w lnn.
M is*
la'iliac H
Whoojo?,
M im
1 hi lion
Lor.
F» nk \V hi h r .
I'
anil M i- Jean \1. ' i n ni licnevn, mnl Mi
n
and Alt};| W h e e lri
U'
M m - \ \ hi i h‘r w n* the ».•%•• »t of i
hno. i aahi n ' l l \Y
P Cm le t I
and M r- \ \
I < .n te* m t e ila t n . I
r d w ith n t n e i k f i - t at I In ■l ■ h o m e 1
W ••|lfl'-«kl ** III tlllMif.
M
Tin tu* V i i 'i i m
m a a m in i** j
tllf*
la le
w ith
wall*
lllle -(
Mid -n il h'*‘iT • t>» in m p h le tile
»rrn n <tin ni
'Im u it n if
ontted
fhm i : - wet*
ii-i*d
nfn vn**
v(
Afi ' the I i • ik fa t tin* i’ lt i '- t ' ,
lift
|I1 \|||
t I ft
|*n |(h w h t'ir
K e l t l c s P i t c h e s 8 * n ig h t by g r ltin g tw o tin g le * o u t
• Hit Game, Fannins!?w'™ ‘SK.
^
7. . . G’Men
B
a
tt
qf team male* fmleil to roontrt| ■.
...
. . .
„ . irm le on u n a u ls lc l dniihlo p U y In
n t le
W a lk in g
_______
«»! the fif th , m lrh in p a line d rive
‘ -----< * ----- 1—
. . . . _ -----. . . A lt
•Opponents Get 8
Hits To Locals’ 10
POOG&
i f
C A itM e*oriM
iwe Biiunes, V
Four R a b b it Feet on flrrt. Kettle- runic up with his WAttOas \
G o o o A IMOOIBP
ilrovf to liniiphcrty
* F a il To Produce ilforiihl<>th»'amisfrond
AS SASM Ace
flnnfpril score.
Run Rally In 9th • K rn ir laiV n llcy put to f lr * t on *1 »lis wa*/ itob
free tu p rn d Juntice ningleil puU
Rebind the rm h t- h i t pltchlncr
Of A l, '*fSoo*ew Kettles, Hanford
A p ls y c tl it* best game of hnsehnlt
In a week to hold the Gwlneaville
tenm to n f»-2 victory a f t e r two
had innings curly in the game.
No change in the lineup was
made durinv th.- game and every
^ « aii played hi- p sit ion from I k*.
ginning to end. Kettle* pitched
hi* old style of hall a f te r the first
and third innings, when he gsve
up *dv hit- and five runs, and
made it three up nml t m e e down
^ n the fourth, sixth ami seventh
frnim* while slrm ing p ut seven
ha tters.
i tint; thice men no Lnsru. Jim
fhmih 11 i•**J to drive io the run*
\ fait hit to the pitcher who threw
to home for * force out. With
base- |nn<l«*d the sw retest hitter
on the fen in ■depped to the plnte,
INt.* McRaney. After runnlmt the
count to three hull* nml two
strike- through tun* swiriu ood r
fool. McRnnrv hit n twnutiful
drive to the outfield t Kn^ hniufjlit
the mowd f i it . «•<•( -hmitmp, “a
iloitldc**. hut Rtijhtfiehh r Than>h1 son of the fl'nlep sprintegl nft«’r
the halt nml rnught it in u fidl
rnllo p for n flvout, ending the
S anford hint every edge during
the pnme nod *hn;»ld have mad**
* m o o ^ h ru n - to win *'s tW v got
0 hits to (•ninesville*" e ig h t; had
Charlie Morii-on win t ick on
the job la-t night nftcr n our
dny lny-i ff to watch his enn
r r n ih ia lr frnm high scbmd. The
hasideill r u t h u - i ’i-1 nnd faithful
/fan Mjmt out for the full nine
innings t«* talk the boy* up:*S
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ofveARs
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p e rfe c tio n
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7
Tine. For. fr#*ll Dre»»r i. P.r. H i lv
W«*t#rn Ptandad
WHITE
e. - - n r ir -
Uare honors
,4tit
were
A O U j c e Tt> K tA O *
shelter on the t rig h tly lighted
flu id, the pitchers lvg*. Cro-xing
the hn-e lin e he loped into th r
In fieh l oml -e ltie d down conten
ted iM'twern the p itrh rr 's out.
f blind
T rnm 'n
P n ie tt
Hrnarn
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rf
Daytona’s Carroll
Ls Versatile Man
On Baseball Field
2
Kimml rib
Fblwmrd' rf
W alker
If
M oofe p
jUV'y II,
I Booth If
lT**«*f„ op
M cIB tney
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il, itid \\ •
T o ta l*
:?7 10 27 7
G aineaville
'JO'S 000 f0 0 ^
Sanford
(Nil 000 ool
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R un *, (ifilwd 2, R ru H t J, Brown,
I Ji V a lle y ,
D au g h e rtv,
E’rro r-.
K e ttle *.
M rH an e v,
Itrow-n.
F<lw *»d *, Ju xtlre. R u n - hn tti’d in
Brown 2. P ru e tt, F«’ w m l- Ho*th
K e ttle *. T w o b>*e h it-. (b«hfl 2.
Thm np*on, K e ttle *. T h ree h *i-f
hita. B rrw n . Stolen Im -e*
K«lw a rd *
2.
S ac rific e *.
Brown
M oore.
Double IM ay*. Gillenpie
(u n « *a l*te d );
M o tt
and
f»olud
I^eft on h A *r*f G alne*vd le 0 S »ru
fo n l 11. B ate on h a ll*, o ff Mi* rr
3, K e ttle * 3. S tru ck out. h i Mm»re
4, K e ttle * 7. P a *w d l u ll- , l»lrk
Vandermeer Fans
H is 50th R a tte r
* 1“■■*•
■
0 E K , ‘ June t — (Spp
f l a i l — Th a tf *^c.t. . tf
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r n T Johnny Vnn
*
*i w a.
d e rm ra r, o f “*■ '"*
Clncv "R ed.
the f ir a f ,N a tio n a l U * g u r |,litehri'
to ch alk ’UP h it
araann n noth
■ tr ik e o g t^ U cloqucnL p n - if that
II have a
world Champion
pltc
If
>taff
and only
n e r d ln r tom e runm akiny r w m i ,
n t e m e n t to launch t h r M rK rrhnlr
banners on a n o th e r pennant drivp
V e n d / * “ yanlahcr," that
fa»t
curve dec I, red to tic the l-cxt
eoull pew •‘hook” ever c i | h,mn1 in
b i f feeguc llm rllsht, i» chiefly
famoue fo r hie double no-Int t ,
plelt o f 1M I, but It's made It.
chief m a r k s In the record books
I s the strikeout departm ent.
In
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on
Go1d*n A tj* Miioafont
\Aiih a 4;!*‘»
D im in ' tl • -iim m c r nom lh-. I >
li\ loiokcd up with V nn oiP le
dept n ielli * lu ll- and in the lull
*»n-on i f ItM'.t, In* v\'i*nt t" Mtiii
hritiun, b u n . to join tip* I cal <loh
•ii the • Ifo iig Han Jotin-on li»y>o
of I tint t e ll ito i y
II* won live gam e* nml io-1 Iw ■
Mi a p ili t in . and hr- filia l) w .*
a I to . victory
ovei
Jiim iim
|( i t / , tin
league cham pion-, ill
low mg only three h it*
l,a *t Sunirnct, m m ind home at
; V io l*. A rk . the
l-lan d ei
hnnd\
man -pent uio-t of h i- turn »»t>
the lilh u k . w o rking fo i tw» -lit
ferent clublie won Di gam*
without n defeat, fittin g in h>
hind (lie hat and in the r u t f u iil
wle-u not h u llin g .
Signed try F p rln g flrld
nf tin
W estern Association last W inter
lie waft -ent to the Inlanders fo
experience, hut ju d g in g from in rn rly am ann ta ittn ff. he doc«n t
m m h .o f I t . As Io n * as he
continue* J# clout, he** not llkelv
to be M m oved frvfit the ou tfield
hut It'g .n n p to feata ' a
fellow
around wno can catch or pilch
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... 19c
ICool
A id
If y m if r Ih m k in i nt bu ild
ing or remodeling, n-k nl»«,iM
• or e * *) p * » men I plan
We
w ill arrang e * lt*«n to r o ie r
Irlio r.
m a te ria lami other
cu *t*.
( t» (n rn lrn l
monthl>
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3
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L im a s
CARROTS
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. 10c
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2 '
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S a t d in e s 3
25
R ED B L IS S
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J e lly
VINEGAR
'4 • 10*
IWHEflTIES
B r o a k la s t o t C h a m p io n s
t, rhnm
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& SUPPLY YARD
■Jill W . 3rd Bt. Banrord. Klu
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8 p a o b « t t l ] ' .. 19
I'll) lung fm iho \jiV>•*11v then*, he
wop five gam e- willmul u dcf-’-l
*ml w hen to* wa- n*d mi the tul1
In* wujt hack o f the plate hand
►log Mime other h n t h r ‘i* -lanl-,
dl
top pill tin* club
in I at tmg
player, hr rcatalered llie a m a i
in s to ta l of 2US .Ir ik r o u la , pilch
in s io the ve .lm e n ta o f Ih r I ’ ied
m ant l,ra s u e ’> D urham H u ll.,
KUfRItMAN Al’IHfINTF.I) ’
___________
. Juoa k — ~ —
WASHINGTON
A pp oin tm ent o f John L . llu rtin o f
O ila n d o , r >a., a .
i n .p o r'a llo n
•peclallat in the a fr ic u ltu r a l m a r.
k e tln s
service
was
announced
W ednesday
by the A g ricu ltu re
lea sue D e p a rtm e n t
SUG AR
Mu..«1nian'. A, ,| !■
V* «l*< GtOunJ
PAINTS
Ga
PIC K LES
Pi scull
FLOUR
2 0 lb s
»TH AMgOAL i a r a j ^ O T im a a
BEGIN MONDAY MO1NW 0—JUNB fTH
tn Tilt* Cl fil«I'H1 l *■! f*
M aid Sw»»l M u
ISaulh
\N LA N D 0 SPRINGS
/
MEAL
PI TTSBURGH
:'i
:
SAl M a* • *11
i ub d i*i tin n hi» »po>t fm knowl.
Gil'pir sTvIfTii
Duu'rty rf
Kettles p
s w a rd
Vihlock,
4 *1^
ii ,\**th*i
itip *vti4,n
rm|t
Mui'ti. iiuted "i A rki(ntan « *dle(re
cf
r
iO i T i l l V i m . n l K < U -
lib -
hftney f-iih blo*iK%
BACON
W c* lo . n
Trincy. T«na»r To)
R oost
B acon
A v r y v e r-a liliyoung
man
v* ho pitch c-. ra ti hi - or plays the
nutfpdd. 4 4ii roll fir-1 wi ld a fte r
t'l- tnghci e ilu ritio ii a I H arding
College up tn AikiniKUP
P laying m i'fie ld f j r th e Ita rd lilg v a t 'll
lirni1, to- mna«sed n
bat lin g aveiMyi of frdli to lead
file learn and -e t h new -ch* ol
record
Me also brought the qo|* *ge Mum fam e on th# h a-kelbA ll
o n ffl, being selectwl Urn tl e *11-la h * lean
Two y r a rInter, Y’nri II de-,
t
M is*
H F W hee.
l'*u‘oret4. ^Ir Ja m es It
CffRIAi^ StARWO*
spread legSnnfor«l players ran «til foi ilu
A hit of comedy was featured
in the Inst inning when every fan rabbit, hoping no doubt to get
DURHAM. N
( ..
{ wns tense with ctcitr,*nent. The pome lurk from the four f e d . I Special 1 A ha tu u g
1
«il
the
inning
-till
ended
with
hnses wr*e loaded nml the fans
I vi it eolh'u’f lea h ip , (1u
j were veiling for n rally when. the count nvaiii-t Saufonl. five to R* * :i i roll of I he I l;i\
two,
from behind the negro stands
t laloh'i - i- doing a
G A IN K S V I I . I.R
J h' pped n brown rabbit. The lit.
lob of h illin g in pr h
I tie fellow was confused by the
( i u hegim ici witho
• noise ami headed for the only M o tt ss
e dp erieine
N E B80
t In t hag fm the I
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Many Organizations
C la ra Wheeler
Hold Sewing Rees
Honored At Parties
Gainesville Team
.C ircle i nree m cew
At S trick lan d H om e
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SANTORO, EMWUDA
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•OM1
H m exM R
nbol of «ulhority used by Fascist* u mils posts olong one of j
isrin*. British forces pulled down tbs fasces as they march**’
tight eonBnomsnt In an otl eai
b* crawled Into the can—and
Brighton. N« To* v m m roournfuttr
hseksaw to freo EddU frVrn hla
la i U ploying hid* and seek when
irk. Lieut Stephen Fraser assists
[>*r ✓ ; c*
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n U 5 i 4 1 ! V .^ ^ ^ S u " ? S i K » ~ ,5!
Itltudo of only BO feet
UNITED !
CO R PO RA
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THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 1941
T H R S A N F O R D n E R A I .D . S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
THE OLD HOME TOWN
OVIEDO
I
frfitt'td u t h*r« 0**‘C*
l*A «E S E V E N
By STANLEY
'Artillery To Provide Ft. Myers Prepares 1
Free Ride To Fight For Bomb Squadron I
JONKS
M m . F l o y d ) Wagiu-r and dan-
fhar,
Margirt*
h ,; .
turned
f r o m fh
w eak,
Tampa.
'
have* rcvisit
In
T h e re g u la r monthly meeting nl
A l l w W. M. U. of the Uviedn Maptl*t C hurc h a u held Monday af.
te rnoon a t 3:0 0 P. M. a t the
Church. M m . Milton Gore. ViceP re iid c n t, presided in the ulisente
i b f M m . Lee Wheeler.
_ T he regular monthly m«-etinjr
the
W om en's
Society
n*
Cnriatian Service was held a t the
M e th o d lit Church Monday a f t e i noon a t 3:30 P. M.
Sewing for the Red Cross will
be conducted In the Home E con
o m i c s room a t the school on T u e s
days from 9.-00 until 12:00 A. M.
All the ladles of the community
a r c Invited.
Volunteer
re g is tra tio n
fer
tho Hom e Defense waa conducted
t the city hall all day Monday
nd Tuevday. Mr*. Theodore Aulln
I
Mrs. J i m P a rtin , Miss Lois
I RudJcll and some g irls from the
I h u 'l n c r , de partm e nt of the school
I volunteered to participate. M m .
I A ulln-reports
t h a t there were
J
\ CALL M O O S E /H N O R T |\ W O O D S O N E T I M E > C A L L S O L O U D , TVMO
M O N T H S A ^ T E R 1'e o A W A V - M Y
F R A N S N N ie rrE M E T O S A Y - M O O S E
S T J L L CO M IN IS /N O N M Y C A t-L ^JU .
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L E T T E R , NO
r
of
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t I M P H L A S D IN G . Jon. ,\
FORT
MVI'KS,
tS |''in lI
the itiith ,'ielil Arid | tS|Hctal
Kelt
l i i \ will ptsivtde free tr a n s p o r ts . ■-iule men, im e tin e
t > to its rnliM ot |ieis nnel a l
' ii.lin ultn- Tnininy Gom rr - lintmy
Pew ‘. n
lil.Miiiini
heavyweight
t sir It i.l <Is.- Main an.I I'm* i t
M il et . h i 1 in Jacksons ill.- t i i .
n t,> ’-t V ’lit 2*>t* of tin- l>e-l
-«nl« hi loi aie tia a r e i *-.i-m I
fur . i ..,'i
and officers 01 Ilie
<1 1D'-.iel Divisi n who are fol
.osvn.i ii." ly the upward c a re er for the
^ 4 R K
<«n«l
p. r<ofini»l o f
<«t
ii*
l.ii
county
ninny h it1 t »
11
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( b l a n d , will n i i i \
Stetson, in
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U •lluiin V.hi S« iili.iii k
vi *it her m in i, M >
I Mr*. M. I. W agner, of Wilt!
! M i l l i e l ink I 1
Ilaxt’ii, P ppriulinj* some i «I
I i\ Scimiinr t im
with he r pi»••!»!-, Mr. and M
I F lo n d a
W. It Young.
|
M r. nmi MrWilliam
1 Mr iitul M m Milton Hague,
Sanford Avenue J u s t Off Ol * Shut* k Hmv«« ii»m\ i t t
i S r v. N« i k i »t hi n \ »<il*nu
t Bench.
Geneva Ascnue
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ANGEL’S
EAT SHACK
, o° b n ° M
A & P Pure Concord GRAPE JUICE............ pt
A & P Pineapple JUICE............2 no. 2 cans 2.3c
Iona B artk t PEARS....................... .;..... j ........no.
Sulttnn-*Red:;KlDNW^ BBANS„nar=sr?—
Sparkle DESSEIRTS Gelalins & Puddings
Ann Page GRAPE JAM
..........ldb. jar 12c
PILLSBURY FLOUR....
5 lbs. 25c 12 lbs. I
CR1SCO ................. ...........
I lb. 18c 3 lbs.
dexol00% Hydrogenated Vcg. Coinpounit
Queensburry TOILET TISSUE............................
NBC Excel Soda or Graham CRACKERS
NBC RITZ............. lb. pkg. 2le All I5c cello va
Eating Apples...... 4 lbs. ioc
I*, n. %o. l NKW
Kntadin Potatoes 1(1 lbs. 17c
Butter Beans......... 2 lbs. 15c
Fresh Green Cabbage lb. 3c
Lge. Juicy Oranges doz. 17c
KXTMA
V.
Lge, Juicy Lemons doz* 20c
RHUBARB.............. Jb. 10c
Fresh' Blackeyed Peas lb. 5c
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FLAS ..... 3 ibs.
B eans
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Tomatoes ... lb 7k
11 3 c
GA.PEACHES 2 1lbs. 115 c
Lettuce 2 bead I9c
Fi t ih Carrots
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Mr J n « r Adam* of t h r Unit
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Mi<« Amy Kuth MrKnight.
Mr. and Mr> J . W. McKinnon
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I f 'h i r l r " l ^ e , Jr . , e r e in Ja rkaa n
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. Mt.-ndine Blue Rhle* School I*
North Carolina, will ace:mpan*
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iSirloin SlciAKS.... lb. i
Chuck KOAS'i...... Ib. :
Dressed FRYERS ea. I
Bacon SQUARES lb. 1
Skinless Wieriere,...lb. *
T^ejoc ’0 LAMP....... lb. ‘
Smo.,SAUSAGE__lb. 1
WHERE CUSTOMERS SEND THEIR
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Canned Mackerel 71,*e
Pawnee Oats lge. I Jr
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Pancake Flour
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Grape
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N K K N I.R N
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9c
M K U tl.T K A
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Cookies...
3 D k g s . 25c
A ttn ii.aia
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Chocolate.. 2 for 25c
N itm .a p
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Chocolates...
2 for 25c
KIMH'i
Hardwater Soap . 4c
DRANO...........lge. 19c
WINDEX....
lge. 13c
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Heinz Vinegar qt. 17c
8ILVER DUST lge. 23c
LIFEBUOY SOAP ...6c
LUX FLAKES lge. 21c
LUX FLAKES am. 9c
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Marshmallows ...... 10c
um b m a n
'STARCH........ 3 for 10c
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P & C Soap 3 for 10c
•a. Tuna Flakes
10c
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(■rapefruit Juice ll'/^c
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Tim S u g a r Pens 12VgC
F » \l t 1*1 III
lit. 19#
Preserves
2 lbs. 27c
mi <( i i \ t i* %i *i :ai
NAPKINS
3 for 13c
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Pickled Peaches..... 19c
CIX1ROX ....... qt. 17c
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Juice
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n o . i ■w*t.i,
Esquire Ripe Olives 15c
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Total 1257*00
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Chuck Roast
ib.l 7h
Smoked SAUSAGE LB 10c Compound LARD LB... 10c
OLEO GOLMAR LB....11c Skinless WIENERS LB. 15c
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STATION
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Puffed Wheat cello pkg. 41/*c
Pineapple ......big I Vi can 10c
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CLOTHES PINS....... 3 doz. 14c
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TOBACCO.......... . 2 cans 19c
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Economy Crackers....... lb. 10c
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lb. 175c
SUGAR 5 lbs.
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Sliced BOLOGNA........ J lb. 10c (WHITE BACON
lb. 12V$c
Borden’s Milk 3'tall cans 2(lc Sunshine COFFEE : 2 lbs. 25c
Egg NOODLES 16 oz. pkg. 15c Guava Paste 2 3-4 Ib. box 23c
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lo #I,wM t'filftwlnr iw n iifM front IN#
tlm # o f IN# flr#t
of
thla n iitlf*,
lU r h claim *«r de
mand fh a il >#« In
w ritlh g . nn4
•N ull .tinta IN® M a t* of locNlrnc#
and po#t ftlflc *
tiW r rM
of H>«
claim ant. »n*l ahall 1*# » y a r t n » b>
IN# r l i l m i n t , agent, or attorney.
a itii «ny # im N M alm or 4 t M M Not
ao f il 'd ■licll I*# »oM
M A iir j a m i : h K NOX.
Ac t i p p l e r o f ll»* l a t t W ill u n i
T*cfit merit of A rth u r W . Kuo a.
MO LiAH
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iwit nf tlw »#ll#f #»uo4#il ta lira
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Economy Syrup
5LB& 22c„ 10 LBS, 37c -.24 LBS. 69c
lOcIScot TISSUE._
GERBERS Baby Food 3 Strained 20c
2 rolls 15c
3 Chopped 25c
Rainbow Bleach.
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New COBBLERS__10 lb*. 19c
TOMATOES......5c
Texas ONIONS...... Jl lbc. lOc
GREEN CORN_____S far 10c
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Sankist LEMONS....... doc. 19c
Cuban PINEAPPLE J ! lo r 15c
CABBAGE )........ ^ ____ Jb. 2c
Celery Ige.' stalk___ 2 1m 19c
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Sanford h The Only Central '•
K«orid* City Affording Rail, l l l f h W R J
And W nlrr Transportation
1
# », B m la a la C o tm ty P n d o m
M m F n r i i A n d V e s* U b le s T h a n A n y
. S im ila r A rc * In F lo rid a
a k in d
SANFORD,
E stn tillsh cd In 1908
Cun Expert Coming Here
m promise
d Tax Plan
■
N E W S t'A l'K It
:
F L O R ID A , * F R l P A f |
Way To Make Work
ers Conscious Of
New Responsibility
A rc Investigated
Power Intended
f For State Cut
W ASH INGTON . J u a e S—
( A I*) — I'rtwldrfit
llo w m lt
ihM rtrd
today
A n la to d o r
John
Winant Had brought
T A LL A H A SSE E. June 6
</P)— A co m p ro m ise wns
n d o p ted In th e S e n a te today
f t 'G o v e rn o r H o lla n d 's p ro f r t m f o r a ti g h t e r county
U x a s s e s s m e n t an d
collec
tio n p ro ce d u re , th u s ending
^ f i l i b u s t e r and c le a rin g the
f o r p ro m p t a d jo u rn m e n t
tonlj :h t o f th e 60 d ay scs•too. s
. After a aaren hour night Ma
iding at 3:00 A. M. today
ailed to seltls the hotly
. .. I™** .bills, th* Hermit- wan
| called to meet at D:00 A. M. to-
from England not rtrn | ”A
tt-nlli r«u«in of a paarr of
fer.” amt addrd Nail propa
ganda In rftponBilf for
(ware talk.
Told hy a rr porter thrra
tun an lm|»r#a«Kin being
Nprr>«1 that llrltal* had paid
hhi* rou id not (aat 'inoff fitan
a lew months wtllirml ' ln-
ISirHowarer,
y
Pretldcnl lieu rham
ytayad the proceedings and
Iliad Into conference admin
I Is!ration leaders and chief opi*on
p u ts of tha program, urging ihrm
1 to j o t together.
| Under his prodding, the onto
onlata arranged a confcrcnn$lh the Governor and brought
l lha Senate a complutiI. softening tha provision,
_ new tax collection system
|th*t wouid have glean the Stu'c
(O enlorce proev, ___
_^,J quietly, tha Senratified tba agroament. wlih
* »t those who op
tba Senate ID !•
_
to 17.
Uadaat tha terms of the agreeI rnrnl, tba counties wilt be re
Iquirad to value property for tin
latkyi at 100 cents on the iM
|lar, tax deeds will be lasurd t«'
a after a lax sale, pen:.I
for nonpayment of penum
or real eatate taxes will In
traaaad, and expansive home,
W enjoying $15,000 homest. nil
[axemption will he brought into
"ia tay paying claaa.
tOuf .of the two bill* applying
estate and personal
taxation came broad
for tba State romplnd
lx atandarda for *»*<•»■
J manta and also authority
for
lib a Oorarnor and tha com pi ml
|V r ta control county budgets.
1 Completing the compromi-tba Senate paaaad a thin! hill
bill
teapeeing penalties nn the pro
peaty of railroads, telephone and
J telegraph companies, which now
K ao Interact for delinquency.
placing them on a parity
I with other property.
It Tba Florida Senaie. which to
d endorsed tha Holland
__ throughout the session,
loooo teat night, an the
T a » P a g e ------
Ca|l iMued;
Seluinolc Quota Is
rlg T . AUGUSTINE, June « (Spaatpl.)—1Tba tenth call ft»
“ * ' ‘ ‘ clad service trainee*
___ ^ yesterday hr Adjt.
Vivian Collins, calling for
‘ 1report ta Camp Blending
1 and 14. No call waa modi
trainees.
'
___of tha relatively snihil
k number of cattntiaa ware
Ida county (Miami)
a requisition for C
__ ___ trough Is second with
h e n lit »
will l»r hi s
*o Kivi> till * \
humllitig !•'
■• *ittt*T*| murkRinun,”
'Mi al U;30 o’clock
l>
un I Ik* ’taf«‘
at til** i -Ifular shoot of
W| l lit Hotel Mayfair.
the Scnmml*
rrrtard
A m rriraa
Kelp,
ItnrnnHl dfflirrd IhU nrtrf
had bren »*ald unlr»* by Ber
lin.
*
W ASHINGTON, dip* ft-f/F>—
Picslilent Itooneveil -a» ! tmlny h r
con shirr in, if n w flops t«» rt*iiii i* labor a l n p p a g i m di fenar
nihi-lni'N, hut win it*•( proparfd
iHi any thin g now wMIr* the
iVfrMRn Mniuithin lhmnl waa
■Aiii I ini* on tho » ' t cfoaal a ir .
inf! him’ * i ill-put\ rvpMiti r nt it if" • *nf«*r*
i 1"
h»"iii,|v |iy fi mini wh’t
*ru',' \ in n Imi to k mma w fo’lher
WII 1
I A- f|„. 01,1 W(»'
hi’ Pt r-idrnl vt n- <41»-iH*■»itiif
. v, I'f It I, S' I "ill Mijf Uf|J ri pa it h I JIM tnyllimir t ‘1 m akr luhor .iwnr," uf
ii 'ill ri s *mi
i »-,ii h
fur
your iiN “ m-w roNpofo-ihiliti" V in Ihr
Mtfjilkrii hit l will b«* (irrienU'il pifM-nt •*nu>rg«tnry
Tin* c la ia f Kxrcill i O' ri’plinl hr
s
m ,i Mi m i i"h i»r thi"
iirxi
f * i' M!., i lot'll "f lilt' Srmiriiiili’ m■| it *vpil Hntl rutilrl I*-■ jin-wiM’d
in ti*’ nffii inaliv*
H i,it f 1
\\ ktit -li.a> Itllir riiMMi
A unllkiMil int Voiln Ano rirsu
it : -......... h o t
\ v ini inn i nt pot ,4l m«m 4 pIpni at
'I I * j.*" u ► * p. ri H Ki ll lli'MT’ !nuh womf. t jtlif, h tilth6 pru*
i'I' i" t" * l \ L1ii i' i
wImi it hu t ion on f ’JON/MHLOUi" nf ihjlitnr y
nhot Hm t u r r ti i l Intnl uf
t* | o , ►
1.r 11 i* ih*' lh rnmirtnn Airii^
Hlike.util* dofon-i* workerf to a
i "oji.tiiv "f Hr HlRi iMir', i'nriri
lU ion l>s«n »ilit with i'Npi ' all HM high i'f fC’.KOtl yra te nla y
t l . . . - i vim’s of Muall f lrran n ii itnd tourhvfl f»ff n nrriiet nf de111
p ' l n l it in I nhotRun, nmf hu majids in ('ohifrraa fu r iryitarit
* a k a iiulU'li" hhmiHmr with Aiif action to r r h t r i r ’ work a l o m n u r
r* • , mol IntVintr l^ nuifR. m ar in iit],lii«ti irn vital to Iliar Arina
m •i
hit
himI otii^r
amiill
olijrrtK mint program
l-lki* th r rofitiiiiilti|f
/if
t hi own iiilo Hi** n 1r, Hi* firoa all
<»
•••»■■>, tosm Ixith arnail [itmlirj' workriN in lh“
mi- th * . - I |li« o fdrr i ptii-d h>
i mi* I i ry** li'iti't
Mi lliihTfi* m M n'a lns Hint nine th, f* I /I I'nitotl \iiti'Miot ilr
\V»irkcr*
for it m nipmlu’i ' to In,
ou ■f lo iiiTsonR can ih» lha
i n ■ lo will cl^moniilrwlM «• Hm* ,|owrt Ih r ir toolu in t Im- jiviato<it
i m i lui.’
alnrt* rntu.1 |n»o pi nn i m r * In lirfiaui'r of Pro*
;
Ion*1 l hi* inhere lit cm| ihr i t h ’» Idcnt ftoosrvelt * fnjunchon i b i
j» i ixt'iil innrkttman. Hi* Milmita. roroirmirmlatioMn uf th r ilofm -.
I »■ -I, I Hal K takcM plouty nf Mrfliitt lull llAard Ik" hi «>|> 'd
i 'h ii *i « |u riitly . It u t j i i . i mo
pf I' li< i*.
Farcy She. l;n£ Expe»*i To Visit
Semjnolo Cm Club On Wednesday
H»rc-I>clish;i l ’rgps
C om bining C rilish,
U. h. ( 'lif/cii* liips
.in
I bib:t
llritn
Hi t *
I <
Imp fill .i
k
I n i ............... ul
l'* l>«" !d. dl
Hnri'.it. I. h i
till- |f*f|'u *i I
JlrMish hm (ifi i
Stttto* h< '■r
* h i MM
Is l i n t s l ilt
Its ||» I
full. -I
ROM fMfM
i f f f 1*11 - I*
* .Hit lit
it
h ill
|
I
A pproprialioill>
i
Bill la s h le m d
Of IVnsiun IM.ni
TAI.I.AII AShKC .Ini,
—‘Thf t’MflfiM lift rtiriiit’ "
'hf* l i m i t
Jniinntnl
,111,) HiMUeU I I
Hit
m |.)
nt
-
lift IVMl i'll i HwItliiiKif .■•
«
I
j lf».t» - *1|>]MMVfel i |tl« I
'
Him h l r n n n l
rul upt" »
Tho clti«iinil ii*t , ul *1* * Ir *i - 11 a
tirniA lull
II a* Siuiat* suhalitiMr* j,« (
tf* l«W
for
ccnl of ill
| k n*ii»tiA fi>i
I'.vmi in U»
him
priutlon* Mil.
The fltiuiML*, nn im-ivm- Hu
commiI
frfMiit #i«*i#»* -ii m
ahlrriitlon of Jf until vi
i
rmon.
T h r hill totulj •limit
300 onnualiy, on I n r r t u c if J
I3I.UtHI c v**r 10.19.
Chuirnuiu l.ftuly u f tM II * »
firi»m «‘ an«l
taxntimi r*»'rutin r.
mnd rhRlrm#n Shtldon
f fir
RpprtTpriM
.11on
cnmmui h *
Hu ttiit' piTMon fill! ol IU who
M * Mfi’p ir Miyii will »*• uimhli*
j i t tin )ii“ IrirkM lia* m Hut an
i tli fort or iiit'k m l In j*ti 11it v
j i iM»rtlimifi* him rtiUMi h"s piopi'i*
Is,
fo loltlifiori ti* fiorforruiMi; 1
1,1 1* wllh ffiina nnd pi«.|nU, Mr
1* < fir will nltin r i p l a i n th r ra*
i iia li of isafo hiiridhnir for firr.it O'*, jtml will Rivr n r unning
ol.tnal h»rr of Him Mh'its
ttr
•Mfil ,*■ Hirm. 11M wif, will ,im
i f him In tho datfiuriit rnliori
II S W ulkrr, r^liH'i-otn Uvo
tM I lorifln for
thr
Its l u m p o o
' mmCompany, Ik ■rttMii'oriiijr
'f t It* **irla*'i« to u r of Hih •'tair
I'fitm Kinfcril h r will tf" *" f^*
i lufoio anil Ki**irniioo , Mrk»l hia
Tu'i! jm 11Irfa-aa 1'R)i 11lit lo Ti' Ml 1’tt'
u t i t ’i nnd Del JLtni
livid Goode, |ir*aidei,l „r the
Hi-immilo f!un r l u b , Joined n i 'b
Ml WiilScr Ii* invite the p'lbtie.
n-l i-iocr fatly all m em ber, »f
l),e elub, to a tte n d W edoesdsy »
m e e lin r nnd e-e Mr Reeal-- «
demnnetratlon. No c harge will be
f 9*
IMHflf*.
sum!
they bcllcvril euffich-nt n-v.-mi",
had U-cn provided to meet i b r l
sproprbitlons hill nnd other *JM •
Ia I kpprtpriaUuaa in (ho M b ', i
Poll T ax es Blockin«
Voters* Says Stoney
ATLANTIC CITY, N J . Juns
tfinnul
«»f
wMch irnlud#* acbupla, rn*»g Uu»».L <S if}’}—George C. BUmey of
iiMim diHtr hllf K of Ppornlii I ion in
UHwIimk'loM «** to what Hi« P n iH«*nt m i|*ht «h» hiquiiM '* at tin
W in |«< 11o h m ' hrmiirht only Tin
stntom rnt fro m
H irp h rn
E u ily
pri^tiilioit ial m -*’r r ta r y , I hat H»,o
r v r lt had nnt t w i i u fflrla M y up.
piaisorl o f r jlli^ r fdtuatMoi
S a n f o r d B e s id e n ls *
Son I n N a m e d Ju d ^ e
S t a i r Si-tin lor A, I) k an to i
of Stiiai I. fi r m e r r«**i"4t at of
S anford ami non of Mr atol M
( ’ItMileN Knnni'r uf SmiMi S«n
ford Avenue, wn« npp«MMt.d n t
rm l judge m the ninth '1111111
y o strrd a y for a term
uf
pm
yrgrn.
G overnor (ini Iand niad** the ap
point m n d , toffalher with IHr ■*
othe m, and the Son ato munrdi
a ti’iy m u firm ed th**m.
O t h r r s nanird w r r r l b p r r « r it
fa tivr Grorir*' E Hull, Miami, t*
h«* cirruit judge in the »l«-vniH
r i r r u i t fur six y^ar*; H rprraan
tiitive E m r * t t)v«rAtrrrt, Miami
In hr h a r b o rm a s t e r of i h r port
nf Miami, for an u n r s p l r e d l e m
ending Feb &. 1042. and l >
rieaentativr Tho map J. Shave. Jr.*
F r m a n d i n a , In he appiaiant d n i .
a tto r n e y fur the N assau Duval
Clay r i r r u i t for four year* be
f i n n in g J u n e 21.
H rnator K a n n r r wa» iiHmr.I
in i u r r r f d T h a d II* Carlton nf
F o r i Pierre* an p o ln trd la»*t year
by G overnor Conr-_____________
’ lootgonrary, Ala., n-glrmal infor
mation arivinnrJ « r the f a r m R<-rn r i tv Adm inistration, told * nsil-ir*nl
eonferenee
of
arraW
vmrkent today
that
in eight
Mmithcrn *late» poll l a i r s were
*■Effectively blocking off tw “■
•
Perfectin g u f th e cuurdy or thlrds of the cllixen* from th*
Cotilar. DoSoto. Olades. ganization of IU- U.*ii» i ll, vi- i. privilsg— of voting.**
ft Manalaa or Okeachobot- m oving'- r s p i l l y an r h a t l , a I
lie described the levy •« a
rtrad-bnw, m u n ty ^-hnirmas. c n “ronvrfitrat device for political
today’s coif ln- t a e ls Ii en In work in tba i-ul- fo-itrol,1' and anwrlcd Alabama
l»Ing Miftricte.
T o lh 'U bail the "moat vicious" poll tax
•j m ><tcM over th e
work for lour.
Ovicrlo ami a r r y t r d th e quota
u f $4110 while Andrew Du,ln v. ill
Th* advisory comtniUa* ol the
c a rry lha drive in Slav ia with a
Sanford BUt* Farsaoni Market
l'i'it -1 of $200 . Mr. tired*)aw r e
will moot at 1:00 o’clock Mon
ported t h k afij-ivtoan.
day night at tha mark*!, II. M.
c hairm an, announced
II, II, Cnkntau ha* aidwinled
lha fatlowing a* Yenirr-,-rit.illvi’»
H unting in Bemlnol* County on
• t rivic and fra) emu I organ ita- Monday, W e d n w l a y a n d Krldajr
Un«t« In Work in ihg itriv*: llwiv- would b r prohibited under th*
highvrlyi, old p g r pciniutii* rml
other actlfUU**
• *
County Herds In
B,
NUMBER U 6
Member Associated l*rena
Hi l l
?llps 1° E.n,1Britain^ Rock Of Gibraltar
U
borT
lMl® Blasted By Italian Planes
Are
Studied
f i y Is Cleared For
' Adjotuning 60 Day
•’S e s s io n Tonight;
vFilibuster E n d e d
Provisions Of New
Tux Collection
S y s t e -m ‘ Softened
JUNK
USO Drive Named
City News Briefs
Senate And House
Pass Local Bills
Wm Griffia of the Junior Chamber Il*o provisions of > MU Introduc
a f Cnmtm-lte, J . J . K< llc sh rn of ed in th* House by KrprsseoUthe Elks. a . i* McKay of the ti»* John C. Laonardy and naaa.
Mason-, William Holywood of the pd >>y loUi Ota Sonata and Uia
I Bay Scout". Mr*. Ann McNeil t," IInuna. Ilia A**eeiat*d Praaa aaid
The II. S. Army “Defends” A Vital Bridge
1n
' 1 •’.S" *■
Asaacis-
Germans Report
Takins Damascus
ISritish Position In
Middle Fast D e
scribed As Serious
*t* V»«««1*1,4 ____ _
11.ili.-, m Im m lir'rx w r-rv
fe, 1)11 ti-il I ih I. h i n )mv»* a t t a c k e d
Iti , 1 a m ’-. g , v i , t n x - k c i t a d e l
"t • , ili,-.,liar, trim nlinir th e
w i ' s i c r , , i - n l r a i i n . ' o f t h e M e di*
t r , tiiMiiiti
S iq .
w hile
th e
iriiim
fnrix-ftMt
aerial
‘ t ' l i i ' w ill I In- S u i '^ C a n a ) U*
' 111 ,- i-;,s)
l.tnki-,1
« ,lt,
W ednesday
nu ll) ti» ,»vv ,i' anil on 0 «* main
j It* Hi I* movill •»»*'* al Alexandria,
,tln*. t * p.*il It,.(Mated thu A l U
I .-aia . i$*u i„ lioHli" up tho Hrit, i’-h Al. -lit♦,i lam an
flee t
may
all" idv h+ IM Mint ton,
M. inv4 luh f l ia i i r e ’p high mill(ai v ih n P.itn-t m a r a b in e t aei«
mu
i( \H hv diiveliNNeil II, S
| l ‘- | ‘JM1 i-r *»'r Ola I tl f
A plane, f-wouping luw in *iitiu1»Hi>n of
Went Point • oh t
N i i f 'la r V " f State ('nrdell HuU'p
1*1n i41 writ mug t Ii jrI French ?u
m »11v• htoithmi* oti.it k mi the btiduv
Ucar
t m i m n p loot,* Cm 11 1 In 1 loh « 111 *oil mill!. 11
i*f»* I .|( |n" With the Naim (ft **ul*
Mmmtaiii. N ^ . i- i;iv»n a Ii.>1 ik-tijitlun l»y
wilft Hir »• " I - ""-tl .H l ill" I >
*- *K iMittiM al t *i ( h r ju*t righta
■d "Ml T ri.Mflt I ir* '*
' tn ri iMifti nf luns Ibat IlritUH
fi, -). might nmvi’ in t«» Syria a l
a 11v immiriit. tvjK.rtH at Anka*
♦,i
l u tk e v . a«*»4‘r!ml t h a t (J«f*
•m.im -'•ddier< wen- aaid tn h m
• 4 i upiial h.imu-eu*, capital
of
Su m
4*nly
fill mtlea
from
fit it t-h Mtlcd TraiiN-Jonlan.
In Imuhui, I hr |>rc*N warned
i»t i i;<*n
Jill)1
Hull
111 itain*A piiiilmn In tha
I . 4|,a I In
Ii I" '»
M *•(••(h* Ea*t waa grave. One®
tl lu » B e im
ml
*
mutt a clam nr »•*, m ade fo r
•>
i
id ill
m
lo
ilifiMVi. Rflinn tn b e a t Adolf
H uh i
f d itm i' ii lu the punch,
.1.1
1" •I
crtii
ii
C'l
f u" *|m d n r e t l Ia*t night with
1. 1•••1• '1 Ih l i t
• tud i mnnr. T h r iflual arn..III, 1' • ■ll \* III
* Mi l l J It, f
f l i p M 1 ( 0 " "I h o
I ♦ «mIP u-o
I t Ii
1 . .,1-,
111. •11,*I ainiM* in ftrfti*h-allied
■ui f it. M> .ll 1) 1 f W « 1 l i It
I *111 * v ami waa that t h r Gar*
Mud a UMTayn t t r n
, t vt <■, f* . |
Min' tml Hum*Marta w m t h n a 1arif.i h •
n
t i l t *'
.........
w li'iitl
i ■t m I<ki t «|*
1O 111111d i « :* i. !
i Mini*
iitnck Sawlc* Buaaia.
In i"Io f’
lt|"|tl
f,. 1 , 1 * h* Vreal- 1 I- |" • .
\i•<\ i i -hadowetf wa * th r ap«
Ml "1 M i l l i . i p
i.|
Mu
"
Ml Ii 4 ■*!»• fat l,,u S*,»i.
• M" h
ii ni
i" n mo uf a full Axil
it , n o
•
h i . ml
j -'MV »it.,|,|
v.
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Refers, Three Ostdienr Used;
Triples With Bases Loaded
May Suspend Tilt
By Eddy Gilmore
NEWMARKET. England, Jan*
3—Here, far from London whom
Our Ira II started horse racing
In the 16th century, the *Uge la
being art for the daddy of ratal,
the "darby."
Originally achednled Juno 0 at
Newbury, the claaalc era* awItch
ed here by the Jockey dab and
the date changed to Jana 18. It
ran here last
lost year.
was run
Despite the war, excitement la
running high. This green town's
!.<nuttful hc-ith* are coming to
life again. Thousand* are expec
ted to attend.
Some critic*—not
h'ewmarItctera—arc advocating calling off
the darby, bat this I* highly un
likely.
Much of the color of the classic,
traditionally
run
at
Epsom
Downs, I* expected to be retained.
All talk of the probablo win
ner get* around eventually, to
Hun Cattle, handled by the gen
tleman trainer, CapL 'Cecil Boyd11oekfort.
mtured the longest kali
tbs season with the SamAbUng aarsn infield and
balls. Though scoring
the Angler* rated only
It ttCOpt lb* fh*t, ■lxtht
th and ninth and had eleven
era gam# up hi the fourth.
3d booomon RMc Gillespie
tod pitching in the seventh In.
r and held the opposition to
> one bit and on* run in hi*
and onoAlinl frames of hurl1
,,,
/
mfenf* flrat nm coma when
I bit a double and limped to
nd on an Infected to*. Booth
Ocala ot Daytona Beach
and got to third on a ilnglo by
Gillespie and bom* on a double
by Frtd Dtlflso,
In tbo .lath inning rally by the
Seminole* Gillespie led off with
n trip!* and came borne on an ar-
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f c f n u e P tiitA o e iO M
A ty ie v c s
BILL’S PACKAGE STORE
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S t& is c * e e a w id * A
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K t U f f PrftMiA® N U I
mono
On* thing that haa road#
great country la thin:
America
a
Any tknn with the courage to eUrt
a new bualneee—or eell a better prod
uct at a better price—la free to do so.
compete for t u *
v^_by' advertising thf advantages
Advertising la one of the simplent nafeguarda1against monopoly.
It lets each man tell hie story—and
the public picks the winner.
The Sanford Herald
Classified Advertisem ents
COOK, MAID OR N V R S E -d sy ’a
work er part Ume. Jan* Brad-
obey, 830 Bonfard Av*.
IIM PLYMOUTH I-door *odar>- OT.ZIB LEE WILLIAMS, 1014 ,W.
lttb fit., want* work of any
L Bagwell, Phone US,
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to-..-....-...—ooch ( I f
Poet Go*
Service
from poet OfTlee
NEAT, reliable colored
A -l recontmendaUena
ing offices or g»n
work. Call LUla, 11
Whorter, Jackson, Conroy, Do
do, la Valley, Wnlbnnr *•. Douh]o play*. Pavllch to MeWhorUr)
Girk to LaVallay. Lo ft oa boars,
Leesburg IB, Hanford III.
on ball*, o ff Bloao 0, Dauglirrty 2, Glrk 1, Kona 3, Olllrj
Ble 2. Struck out by BIom 7.
augherty 2, Kane 1, Gilles
pie I, Hits, o ff Daugherty in I
1-3 Inning* 3, o ff Jones In I
ball making a ihi tout and four as Inning 3: o ff Kan* In 1 Inning
sist* while playing second and B, o ff Glrk in 8 1-3 Innings <1
•trncknut one man and only Pasted ball*, Booth. Glrk.
walked one while on the mound.
H* held the Angler* to on* hit
An Oakland, Calif., resident
ond gave up only one run ai he has patented a trombone with a
went In with a man on second foot treadla to operate th* alldr.
who scored on the hit. At the
plate he got ■ single and a triple
(0 score one of Hanford's runs.
LEESBURG
ah k o a
Croat If
B 2 3 o
Qodo cf....
7 3 2 0
Conroy 2b
0 4 3 0
Good as... ............... 7 3 0 2
White r f ........
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3 t 0
MeW’r l b ........
0 3 0 0
Jackson 3b.....
0 2 0 1
Pnvllrh r ........
3 l) 0 2
Bloa* p...............
0 0 0 3
Total* .........
r,2 20 27 8
SANFORD
•b h • a
La Valley lb ......
B I 7 0
Harden c f................. 6 3 0 0
Booth If r .......... 1 0 B 0
McRaney rf........... 6 2 0 0
Ashton lf...„.......... . 1 0
1 0
Gillespie 2b p____ ... B 2 1 4
Delflno 3b
Walburg s
Daugherty
Jones p .....
Glrk p c 1
Kane p .—
Kettles c...
....... 31 1117 9 I
Totals ___
Laeaburg .. . OBI 080 400— 10
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Sanford
Run, On
4, Godo a, Conroy t, Goa WhlU, McWhortoC
Pavlloh 8, LaVnl, Booth, aitleaple,
------- ... — i. Error*. Ashton,
JU8T P H O N E t i l l
Conroy, Hardman Booth. Povllch,
Walburg 8, McRapay. Rant batS. H. E N G L IS H
tad in, Groat I , Good 8 Jackson 8, Bio**, Qodo 4. Whit* 8,
G
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Delflno, Conroy, L*Valley, MeRaney I. Two baa* hit*, Glrk,
S T A T IO N
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*: •
OP HOW MANY TiMKR
t o y CAT04 i f BSHOGC
rpaotira w a l V
In the Evergtiuloa Mockland three crape a season
from Sept 1 to May 1.
Moat fartila land In U. 8i
Ditched, diked and pumped.
Ready for tin plow.. No
rocks, no tree*, level. Many
products profitably raised.
Good truck road to R. B.
and market nearby. Ran*
tai f 10.00 per acre. Drain*
age pumping at |3.00 par
acre. Write or visit
sklr.
In the It year* prior to the
nri lent
wnr,
llnyd-(lockfort’*
horse* won puree* totaling $4,1-12.411),
"Those days nre gone for
mfny, I nm ofrnid," he snid. “ Ilut
I inuy have another winner here."
Ilritniii's rare horses have had
their food rationed. They now
tCTTA K E T T
MISCELLANEOUS
R E N T & FARM
lluyd.Korkfort probably 1* the
heal known British i trainer to
American fans because o f th*
many American-owned horse* he
lie* trained for events on thin
r te u ic x z K G tfis H '
WINES - GINS - LIQUORS
MACON, Oa^j Juno 8 - W V Unleaa frrahrnftv football player*
ora made eligible for varsity dote
Utia fall, Mervar Untrontty <may
he forced to abandon Intercollcf Iate eompotitfoa far one .year.
Faced with the loan of aareral
o f their atar r*rally performer*
to Urn U. 8. armed force*, Inclu
ding acat-back Scooted Yancey, it
baa become Incrcaalnkly evident
in roeent week* that Coach Bobby
Hooka will bo faced with a aeri.
oui problem.
Charles W. Hubbard, bmlneta
manager Ot Merc*r, Informed Dr.
Spright Dowell, pretldent of the
faMtltatien, that a aeriou* finan
cial situation related In the athle
tic departmenL
“ We do not have available
enough boy* above the freshmen
claoa who are eligible for the
vanity and unless we an given
permission to play freshmen, I
do not ooo how we can play out
our schedule," llubtiard reported.
Hubbard's report oald the
school has inked permUsion of
lavaUu
far cash. * Ad
JltfV
JR Welsh
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Sanford In The Only Central
Florida City Affording Rail, Highway
And Water Trnnsportntlon
AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER
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SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY.
Florida
Tax C ounty Bills
Commissioner Approved
Bill Defeated Florida House
Representatives
Jakn G.
Leonardy and a R. Brody of
Snafeid bare Introduced aod
the Hesse baa pasaed a bill
authorising the
County to
Mow* sad sell aa additional
81M.8M worth f f
hospital
bonds, subject to a referen
dum, the Associated Press
told The Sanford Herald to
day. The Mouse also passed
a bill authorising a tax lory
not ox reeding one and a half
miUs fee publicity fand*.
Wilhelm
To Head Dynasty
Nazis Claim Britain
-a “Bleeds To Death”
From Ship Wounds
Foimw^iSdiler* Wilhelm II,
once leader of the world's
•mightiest w»r machine, died
in Dutch exile * t Doom to
day even as the German* un*
dor the Swastika regime of
Adolf Hitler declared Britain
•waa "bleeding to death1
from wounds in her lifelines
across the seas.
TALLAHASSEE, June 4.—<>P)
—An administration • sponsored
4,
1941
Member Associated P tcms
NUMBER
JERSEY
BUND
CAMP
Iraq Po s i t i o n Still
Te r me d Delicate;
Mosul Re-occupled
By Imperial Troops
PADLOCKED
The Renat* ha* passed five
bills pertaining to Seminole
County whlrh previously had
been approved by the House,
the Associated Press reported
today. The mrarurra will al
low Seminole County lo levy
five mills for a County wel
fare fund, f i i
the common
boundary between Seminole
and Volusia counties, validate
Seminole County Lands, and
permit the Irsn-fer of two
County shins to the ruad and
bridge fum:.
The Bt-year-old former mon
arch, who fled Germany at the
.a n d o f the 1014-18 World War,
vV succumbed In a relapse from o
month-long Illness, and will be
burled at Doom.
Crown Prince Friedrich Wil
helm, the oldest tiring son, suc
ceeds aa head of the Hohentolf i r m dynasty.
The N ail culm that England
la “ Maedlng to death” —based on
the assertion that half o f Bri
tain’s pre-war merchant fleet has
been destroyed— would bars rung
A familiarly to tha old
kaiser’s
w eara. Ha would bars recalled the
hour o f false hope In bit own hryA. B. Paterson, resl estate
A?y. April, WirT when the British
-* “fad
to have
dealer, dlscuesed the plan of the
their
United Bleles Organisations to
Mt up service clubs adjacent to
camps, naval station* and defenaa
for the benefit of aoL
rherv-at the regular
dm SBheaals Chat to.
at lb* Valdai Hotel,
hod aattloo
ttrodneed by llaaty Wight,
t a toogtry
rbo with Fred It. Wilson bad
charge o f the program, Nr.
Pataraon bad bean appointed to
tell the Klwanlana about th* USO
by th* R if. Martin J. Brsm, who
omnge colored tweeter at this la head o f tha apoakrrs' commit
tee in Semlnol* County.
I work.
Pointing out that Sanford may
Opposite hi* estate he bought
a patch o f land whJub ha later got on "air camp with 1800 ser
donated to the eonunnnlty of vice men," Mr. Peterson said this
Doom, on which fcn Itarted n would overtax tha present reervsrose garden, patterned upon that tlon facilities In tnl* area.
. founded by him hi the TtergarReading a paper telling of the
1ten o f Berlin. H o ' chopped drwn USO, Mr. Peterson Mid:
the trees and shrub* on the
"Recreational and soclel service
patch, and then planted hundreds agencies In some 806 aress In our
o f rose bushes which members of country have become overloaded
bis family, and royalistic Ger Those place* adjacent to ramps,
mans donated to the venture.
naval stations and defense in.
I Every day .at lt(H> o’clock, dnatrloa art hard put ta It t*
weather
permitting,
William solve th* problems that- have
•merged from Doom OatsIs, en- com* with inch a sodden Increase
r a n m ii.
In our population.
looked over hU work, and then
"Boys In uniforms stand on
darted on i (troll tht>Jfh the
vtrvol corners wondering what to
village
t!£ p U r u wm. the form** do. T tey easily fall prey to
empervr’s dally walk, eo also vicious elements which promote
« u tho reet of hi* U/e o f retire questionable recreation or rvrn
ment. Ovary room!** about R:00 Vice.
“Tbo V. M. C. A., the National
oVIoek devotional axorelooe w on
Catholic Community Service, Sal
vation Army, Y . W. C. A., Jewish
welfare Board and tho Travellers
Aid Society are joining their ef.
forts under a single coordinating
body, tho Uattad Bervlca Organi
sation," Mr. Potoreon explained.
. “ The organisation will provide
counsel and guidance diversified
recrootkm, drama, dances, and
reading and writing rooms. It Is
a. debt wo all own tho soldier* to
guarantee to them tho best wt
can provide," ho said.
Pterions ta Mr. Potm en's talk,
sack member moo and told hi*
m a s, his occupation, place of
’drib and haw long ho U d I
a member o f tho KIweals Club.
Many of the member* were born
la Alabama sad Florida, It was
revealed, white only four were
la Sanford or this aoetkm.
are O.
M lH i B
___
ritt, I m M Ponteey and T, W.
Lam m , born hi Ovkado,
Dr. B. IL Ingram,.Sr, who win
Kiwanis Hears
Peterson Tell
Of USO’s Plan
Service Clubs To Be
Established N e a r
Army, Navy Posts
1!‘ !*
Dr. Y.
P. MoDnniei, SonfoH
itheri debate l» reached on the
floor, Henator Drummond of BonIfsy said thcr* Might be a fili
buster.
He
prepared
a huge
stsck of BIM M NM tt to be of.
fared, limiting and restricting thi
broad powers tho bills would ere
ate.
' i
The administration bill In levy
a new |I0 a thousand tai on th*
Inventory In Florida retail >lores
sailed through th* senale yeeterday 35 to 10. clearing from the
Legislator* oil of Governor Hol
land'!
proposals
for
raising
money.
Th# (tors UX bill already pas
sed by tho boueo, does not apply
on the first flOOO of inventory,
figured at 60 cent* on the dollar,
so that th* merchant with * stock
of 82000 on tho first day of his
fiscal year will bo siemplrd.
The measure Was spproved In
the Senate without amendment*,
so that it now gOO* to the Gover
nor for bis signature
Governor Holland's program for
brood revision In tax assessment
machinery, plus State supervision
over
county
offlcrra.
rolled
through tho houao Witrrdsy rt*«nlto efforts by a tnlnerliy to stall
It •
’ A HR covrrtat personal propetty taxation pooaed, <17 to 87,
and another on root ratal* taxes
passed. 64 to ft . They now go to
tbo Sonata.
Governor nolHnd recommended
their paesoee, politllng nut that,
by constitutional amendment, th*
S'Ota M longer hoc stale.purpose
ad valorem taxsa on real estate
end "a new system must be pro
vided on a bash for *ound and
contlaulnsr county and district
taxation."
Martial Law Ordered
In Baghdad After
Yesterday’s Riot a
LONDON. Juno 4 —</P) —
Britain rtnimpci to lutve
st n>ngt honed h«'r hand for
Dio gri'itl Imt Dp shaping up
in Dip Middle Knnt tixlnv l>jj
I wo ntepn aimed at thwart
ing Ocrninn •driitpgv. Imt her
poHitinu in I run Ht ill waa
dellrnlp.
Thcsp nrpliminnrlen for
Seven bITTs pertaining lo Semi
one of them to
amend the 11)37 Seminole County
public hospital urt, und snot her to
nuthorlie the Couuly to levy Slid
collect Isi-'s to maintain n ho*
ultnl, have been panM-d by thf
Florida It oust* ami writ to Ihi?
Senate, the A**ociutrd |*re«a adm
vised The Sanford lliTutd today.
The other hill*. iiitnMluceil by
Heprr sontut Ivor John ti Leonard/
und F,. K. IJrntJy, which wcic ap
proved by the lloinu*. would;
Hi*-dr fine the common boundary
vvhut may hr o |Kirtenlou* ■Iruggl** foi ihr Mutdlr Eail'a oil
an«| rontrol of tin* Suez Cana)
weir mmounrrtl by the Britizh
as Bucrrazfully completrd:
1 Itr-occupation of Mozul, oil
net wren Seminole
nmi
Volunia
count lea in tile Put tie Lake *K
t ion;
c r r i l n t»f lra«|, l»> Ilritiah lr o o p « ,
2 “ NrcrBsar y
pr rcautlo na
111
r rg u itl
in
Syria,"
p o lrn tl a l
hi iilgrlii m i foi
no A l i a th ru at
into 11 m*| ami hn*k d o o r tlrlvo
Validate I hr re funding’ i*t Sem
inole t'oUflty hofld* lliMtr-«1 .lllll.
1941K itipower the Hoik of thr* C ir
New Jet P«*y alter iff** deputies, aided by
cuit Cmirl to depot*it in the gunAmerk'itn Legiunriniren, cracked down tin Camp
»*tnl road and bridge fvmd uf Ihi*
N-'idliind, tin* 150-acre Noii Bund camp aat
rounly ret tain money rv<w held
in truzt.
\ft*I*•vrt und -enetl trunk- lull of pHtnphle’ t,
Authorize th r ( ‘minty CmnmU*
o.iwtikub s4ml ptctiirei of A«lolf Hitler, uml
■inn lo itrp4i4-ii in the road and
bridge fund $*21*2.1.1.90 which l»
now in tho premium nccmint.
l i e Ifouec a Ibo putaeil NotiBf
Hill 1H75, Introduced by Brady
hvii
■nd Leonardy, i eluting to tbo
clerk of the Cim iit Court
Thiee other bill* hate been
Introiiuml into the House hv Mr
W A S H I N G T O N , . June
4
Leonardy and Mr. Brady
Umi-c
14*) — Secretary k in » v.i.l In
authorize -de
BUI 1174 iroulii
d i e . the N a v y had I t’t’li lilUlbJl
Muctlon* from
nchm>| teacher*
to ilcteimint* vrt wht-ihi’ i * \
salaries, tipun U irtr ir«|Uc*t, fur
| } r A m t ' io n i i
toumiilat, Anderson |i*tithioii
in»uianre premium*
Atmfhci
pz tio l
hiiil
■iitthiuoMnlU it
would amend the rim Met ut th*
itio
»'tf
l
In*
effectivt
ni-" of c■4'i
Is Now Joined With
City of Sanford.
omn
Mtibmsrme
ojo tmi ionNational W algreen
The amendment to the bn*pirn
K tu *, Haul the (i or mao a m i *it*
net would permit the * untily <
•
cInimiiiif a t mm*Miltm* mutibt f
levy up to two mill* f«»i 11 ho*
of h Iii kingn, nh itr Mi, Itrfiti»h
<’on ih*tt* H*mt>t1i*llng anrl
tt.e Azzoclated
l*rawn n
have ro iitmcliii that tin* Im*
■. ii-iv. Ull |lt I'Vl' IHI*fit I* uf Ihi* *1mu i
pot ted.
litfoii'fk ait* in ucli 11*m
He
t. t - it I'm «l .Sill’d mul Park
Improvements Of
Local Drug Store
p a r t e d Today
Seminole 4-H Girlu
Introduced To House
A group of 4-H Club gnl
from Remlnole County, atti-ri-l
ing the annual cnnferrnre in 1 i<l
lanasse*, was introduce! t« >1*
House of Representatives yesi, i
day afternoon by Reprvsrniai u ■E. E. Brady of Ranford.
Heprcscntatlve Gillespie of \ -•
tusla county distributed to llnu.i
member*
yesterday
jwilm.-t i *■
whisk brooms, mad* from Kim ids
cabbage palmeltoes
by lb>- liv
Fibre Brush Company, Inc I
cated near Ssnforil on lb.- Si
Johns River.
Miss Mary Peters
Dies At Residence
Mis* Mary Peter*, born at Mill
River, Mass., and a resident <<
Sanford for lb* post 10 year,
died at h*r home. 408 West Fir*i
Street, at 4:88 P, M yrst*ni*>
following 0 lingering Illness.
Funeral services will be eon
ducted at 10:00 o'clock Thurwlsi
morning et the All Hotils Calhob.
Church, with Father J. J. Krl
lag)an offlcialing. Burial >*ll| In
in tbs All Souls Catholic Cem.
terjr. Sanford. The rosary will
ho recited at 8:00 o'clock Inniglii
at th* Erickson Funeral Home.
Committee Heads Are Named For
County United Service Drive
I L L Perkins. Mon
.
irey bo Pained lo tbi>
pawaslttaa I f tko Hat of prospeci*
Is too largo.,Ur. YtnrelI said.
H. H. Coleman waa appointed
o f tho general gifts
with H. V
Morris a.
tta men’s division of so
ws and Miss Eleanor Mom
h M i o f tho women t division
|
Some British A sk
Taking j O f Syria
Constitutional amendment to cre nole County,
ate the office uf Slate tax com
missioner
was
killed
In tho
House ami Governor Holland's
Stricter tax collection bills ran
Into trouble In the Senate today.
The proposal to amend 111*
Constitution won • 48 Is G ma
jority of thr House membership
but S7 affirmative vote* were re
quired.
It waa the first major setback
for thr administration in the
House, wheir members charged
thr smriwlmrnt would rrvatr n
“ c*»r" with powers far loo broad
In controlling the taxing pmce.
dure of county officials.
It waa in sharp contract to the
House'a action yesterday In pass
ing ty substantial majorities two
bills In give the governor, stair
complrollrr and Slate school su.
perintendent
broad
puwera tr
compel county officials to levy
and collect equal tsxes.
Wien these two bills reached
the Senate today, they were aenl
lo the finance committee, whose
chairman. Senator Horne of Madiaon, ordered a meeting late to
day and promised to keep tht
committeemen In Msalon tint!)
the bill* were handled.
This
woold/ probably
Insure debate
235
England Strengthens Her
For Battle In East
Administration Gets Legislation P e r t a i n
ing To Hospital Is
First Major Set
back From House;
Okeyed In Capital
Boundary Line Set
Tax Levy Snagged
ornier Molf&rch Fled
His Nation A fte r
First W orld W a r
To Live In Doom
JUNE
*I•-i \< hIhr
Garber Tells
Jaycees
About
-w *
I
a •
an.1 ISm
It tauniiit, nmi 4i1Ait
th m i ihi-ii lb.’ 1■nse Ml Oi Und"
1 i he : Ill i t>mpn«ite g ioilp at
rht Mill* ud<> A ir Muse is the on
an
l> um .>1 il . Ikinil in lb*
* nip*. < II111O(Tl ( iar her dec lured.
1*11 three 1ypc* of
ftTlid i.illl'nIn* <
pill oe
hombi
Ho
ft OMl
Ol I J
In hv y
bomber ■,
liglil
it«i«I pursuit ahi pi■
-»/♦
sold 1*1H
f 140 1 II
A rm v i
with h *
A r m y has enjmm led
in r time sk e le ton u f i l
turn lo
its
pt esc id
o' und n h a l f mi-ill* n
i* tl esc rl bed by the o!
i iHiipMln l
the
pen* e
n
fram ework
upon
nliIt the m ai n d m l u n
if e m e r g e n c y su ch a*
n w aa co m ple te d y m t e i i l a y and in I ito i‘
Ihr p r o je c t i> n ow w o r k in g o r Will
•o m e piece* o f f u r n i t u r e frun.
HI it mj ing com m ill res which will
the n u rar a home at the F r r n a l d - handle ni nth of the w ork uf the
l*aUffhton
Me m o n a I
ll o -.V l a l, J a y i t-r*
d m ing
(heir
coming
Mra.
Mayme
H o d g k in ,
p r o je c t fiwcul v*'iii w i r e announce*!
by
■ up«i viaor, %■ !*! thin ninrninif.
Hlch ai d Mens, preanlent
T h e pie ce of w ork com p le te d
li wan announced that ho n<
w u i n stu dio
coin It f o r
the live members uml f»2 commercial
n u arte rn o f the O r la n d o a lrh use. niembi'i v» hod h»’«*n aeeuietl in
T h e c o u ch t o o i-om p le le ly up tin- aiinu.il
mrm h erah ip
dm *
holatere d am i flliinhed
A a aonh w h o I
i nl ly ciime lo a rlo*c
hoM
t
h
r
I
n
f
o
rin
a
t idii
in the chair a fur the hi
A M’|
are finiahed inoie rhnlra will
II imah Wl* gi v e n, s in t in g that li
menileii for the
h«*pital
ami hail ojit'in
Muy 27 fu r thv
diezBOifi wilt be arriiplied to the aiiiurnf ( io*>nt hr
wood und re finished, Mrs. Hod if’
N%w m e m ln r s picsent at the
kin reported
iin‘1 i me included Hobby Newman*
liit.svii Haiti v it ml I ’lenlon «Shi i ■
HP.IRt'T IMIMHLI)
i ill
from
Beir ut,
F.
Some HrMmli fpiarian demand*
nl the immediate occupancy of
Syria, hrralded
Ihr arena of
*br war'a n n l majoi campaign
Making Of Skeleton
Army Into Present
Size Is Described i"'Kii'1
h»
t h«*
VICHY. Frahfi*. June 4
A
cretly » h l f U d to S y ri a and T-unl•*ii* with f i r r m a n y s conment, to
r o f ' i t r u 'ftinglc Immled'* Fr en ch
ilcfrun* iiguinnt furthci
Hritlah
attack'*, n w a i undetatood l « « t
irroni
im (ini ■-i it hi
of
4*iuht
llttllwh
Jim totiiliiiK
toriH, re v i a li< I llttii A n * Mih
m a n o r * hml
*
Ihi'ir
h o i Ik <if i|*-nino i ion tHii.iliinlfs
of thr wwy ni'ii
l hi* A (In ivlic
to wilt h 1it
7(H:(
unit h of th r
A i n n kitii roriliortit
DiBpatchea
re p o r t *
Orlando A ir Base k,*;mb, lyuir force
"n 'dhave‘ "been
of ,h
a»-'
Blsrk glass will In- used to
leeoratr the front of the build
ing. Mt Itoumlllat said, and the Arts ( ’lass Finishes
windows will i*
supplied with
First Piece O f W ork
Inurrs.-ent lighting
The name
f the store will be Itoumillsl
T h r firat pie ce of w o r k u f Ihr
:ind Anderson s. Walgreen Agen- n e w N Y A A r t * Mini C r a f t claimRweeplng
Improvements
air
.ontemplaled for Ihr Interior of
(be new store.
A new EH-foot soda fountain
will be tnalallrd on thr west side
•f thr store, opposite tbs pres. nl fountain, wl Irh will be removed.
Behind the fountain a
large plate glass mirror will be
placed. Booths will be butll from
ihe end of the fountain lo thr
i ear of the store.
No soda tables will be used in
lhe drug store, and
the ri*w
i-ootbs will ouadruple the sealing
capacity to hold a maslinum or
15 in-rsons.
Tn* Walgreen color scheme of
various shades of giren will te
otlowed throughout In the decor,
■tlons. Down thr renter aisle of
I he store will lie placed display
tabira.
T ie floor apace of th* store
will be Increased in th* rear, and
the prescription deportment will
be mad* more rent part- It will bo
lecorated In white and enclosed
m glass. Th* prescription sec
tion of tho store will be In full
view of th* customera. and will
fie more easily accessible te tbo
public. It waa stated.
Several new line# o f merrhandleo, supplied by the Walgreen
.yetem, will be added te tho
store'* stocks, Mr. Roumillat said,
and a greater variety of good*
will bo anllabte te customers.
"A ll branrhea o f Um store - ,M
......... bo
. rop
luncheonnette
rapidly.1
at tho
front,
planrw hml bonihrtt itn oil dep ot
*il Beiru t in E n rich i tiled Leban*
mi
•uTileil, “ Hithe rto
ltd
HtiUi'h
lilts*' RoririaMy Im-i ’I i rtyKl
M i n i m h I It*, Nod Y o l k m a i i -
llme HourccB,
to il
Murhmg Vuhy 'Hi*l It
low
■ Y-
! T in’ Hi ilinh concrtlrd thnl mzrI 1 imI Imt 11 4*1 1 hrmi drclnr* tl by
I iIn* L ag mtvornmanv in llzghI liol following “ trrioua rioting"
h Iik iii Ioik ' i I
\ \ o * i n day
Ho t h r
Effect Of N
I
Patrol In Doubt
\ VrtUli iH CtipIrti I y Rfiuinlllat and
\n<Lr-i<np. l)ru y S l o r r , which I nr 1
Iwcuitu- 'iff iliutftl w ith i h r n z ib u i 1
s\ itlr W n l y i r r n *y*lrm» bcirari In
lay ii lu | will Im*
ftimpIrU-tl 111
i tri>ut tw o month*.
It wu« no
'!• uncoil tin lay by F K HlUimlllat. (H-imtiri
Tin- ruini-i
cnUaiU’c of lb.lure will In- replsred by s iloor
ay fmLmg L'lrvl Htre.-I, to niskr
M4im for on siidlllonsl show win-
Iti ivit1*1 Sort
'ittlimU
(A9)—
Fr e n ch ,
T'h«*
standing
committees
a»e
us jtdlow-
maintain! lx*l*«non, reported, that
Iloutnig CTaudc Wliuhlnn, Jr.,
a Dritiah plane dropped four i chairmun. Henry Witte J■ * and
bomUa on Hhell Oil Company «!•- , H- II Lnglihh, ritruB; Rloy DelJeaae
Smith
porta there Turwlny One native 'g*do, chairman;
wta wounded, U waa Mild, and mid Jraae Lodge; aviation: il
A, Yrltingion,
cfiairnnan,
and
there w»a but iUfht damagr.
Waller lUynra; welcomlrif: Karlylr Houoholder, chairman, and
M. L. Kaborn; lefiaUtlvy: E. J
S r lao'n, Jr., chairman, Karlylr
Houaholder. and Richard Vernay;
Americaniam: Kenneth
Carr,
l •■flMwea O r r a c e T w a l
City News Briefs
Alan Yatee and Mia* Moreen
Juno both o f Orlando and Roaa
Bally of U v* Oak end Mlaa Vio
let Brogan of Orlando were le
aned marriage licenses at the
Court Uouao yesterday.
Building permits were Iseoed
at the City Hall yesterday ta G.
C. Eubanks la repair a garage at
(Old Olhre Aran us nt n cost of
| tt and to C. H. itOer to make
aKurattam on the Roumillet and
M d i n t i a im front nt n cool of
II,TM . Clayton end FHta era Ike
Fire Department
Answers 5 Calls
r*,,lf.b|,‘ nw*<-re.
council of rtrinUlor*
In
day long conaiiltatiou took major
•let iRiont report im! to coll fen tiefitMi *»r S y ri a amf T t i n h i a by
til powaihle m ean" , #ven at the
i i-k
of
id u iif in g
Fiance
hack
»nto r hr* war agam M
hn
idly
•>f o yeal ago
T h r secret ahifting of Fr ench
m f m r r unite to S y ri a and Tu*
main hoih the tarjf4*tii of H iilin h
bundling al tacks, was
revealed
*i f 11*t the reported adoption by
Ylitt'dial p H a ln 'p mi nisters of a
blood p fo g r a m of em pire defense.
C e n r i a l W ey /a n«l, com m an der
Kiarire*a uvatacaa forces summoried home by airp lan e from
TuniM ii fm
the meeting
with
i V io in mol the cabinet, was oaid
14» bi*\r been c h a i g r d with nu t.
»mg tIn nr w pr o g r a m into « ffe c l
imniniiMtely
A h li o u g h no com m unit) ue waa
i“*ui’d when the cabinet m i n i a t t M
»'mh*tl I heir drlfberatjion* it wma
krutwn urgent meaaures had been
formulated by Marahid
Petaln,
fieri r i a l W e y g a n d and Vice Pre
mier Harl an and appro ved in th®
mnithierial neaniona
Official* ware allent on
the
n m i oHtuie o f the Fr ench preoHUtliniiR in S yria whe ie , accord
ing lo lenortn abroad there are
ihiea'R of an im ne m li ng Hr it tab
nivnMon. and.
al though
Fr a n c e
will «io e v e r y t h in g *>he can "ehnr t
of w a r " to help Hermnvty whip
Hi i>n in. here hn* l i e n
no nffo ml -talemerit as to whnt form
l Im* aid may take
f F i f t y words n n**on*tl here.)
A m b o n t a l l v e F'leneli
nuartera
•rmf that
na retmli of vealer<h»\ h m h in e t aeaaionv und
nil*
menuiH smaller ronferencea,
a
thor ough plan of emp ire defena®
U now ready.
Doubling Defense
Expenditure Seer
WA81UNOTON.
June
4 —«>»
—Th* Kenmt* d*(rns* inveeti;l|sting ronimltt#* beard today that
ih* irovernmant virtually mu»t
iluuble presvnt
defense expond*
l>re*ent 4*
turrs b Fail If a
ion pro*ram
lirodurtlon
tutfllW .
•
lo be
b< _______
Stacy May, chkl ststUtkte*
for lha OPM, told the committee
hr thought It would be “ v lw '1 te
troadtn the *40.000,000,000 pro*rsm.
Advocatlnf a *t*p-up !•
fens* production. May declared
■■continuously our
slaMa hoVO
been too low for the job wo are
tackling."
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Five fire rail* w«ra answered
by lhr Nanfurd Fire Department
yreterday afternoon
for three
grave and woods flrea, and two
ucuse firee but damage In each
Instance waa eery alight. Chief
Mack Cleveland said today.
One of the houses, belonging lo
7. L Woodruff and located at
418 East Third Street wae act L O C A L W E A T H E R
ablata by tba explosion of an oil
store and the other, property of
the d ly located at Bulb Street
and Holly Avenue, waa fired by
sparks from nearby burning rail <if n now«rt in im
portion Thursday
road cross lies.
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.W E D N E S D A Y , J U N E
4,
Women, Elephants And Memory
TW IN ES - GINS - LIQUORS
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[viof the ciitkw prob<Dd Involvement In
Neil Germany, If la a
BILL’S PACKAGE STORE
na
m
»c«road jritii sn
op maim
serious business than proving the fallacy of (h e latter
half of the old belief , that women add elephants sever
forget.
4
In respect to this adage as It applies to women no
public scientific experiments o f.a conclusive nature have
-■ver been made, as. far as we, knoW,'but'w* have a hunch
that many a man has discovered that a woman's-memory,
mder certain circumstances can be relied upon to prove
'.ho point, much to his sorrow qt dlscomforture.
As to elephants it can now be written' dowp In’ the
record lx>ok that the pachydfbm is no better mentally,
npiipped than any other anlmAl and that ho will forget
things
just an easily as some **(nen hope
their wives wjll.
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p r r
LUBRICATION JOB
r X V IL .1 L .
OR MOTOR FLUSH
WITH A SHELL MOTOR OIL CHANGE
BEE “ BURBA" LOCKE FOR DETAILS *
S E M IN O LE H LV D . *
FRENCH AYR .
fV * VEBSKTOn TODAY
BEAREn: C l
“ P?" 0 * Lord, anil he
tain M)£
moved
HERB I f M V BOOK
A The Phrrfdwice Journal)
my Wok, here I. . my
9*
them your*. Opofl with
at least should not tear
m apart—
ir th# world, pouf! it's not
(lu ll we rend? Let ns reed
ipyoon:
lit Hind Winnie «|rpt In n
at. Petersburg Independent “the purpose
lace the newspaperman in the same c*>
doctora, and clergymen, in that he ean> reveal in .court ihe source of any in-i
he has promised to' respect as a confl-
Ms lullaby, ;*omnol*nt hen-
I,
i, little la d le!
* wall.”
and
they
ball
wa travel: t hear there'*
strike—
e 'i always * •trike— but 1
Me wa1ean hoof It;
ih1o f the age. o f a man
■alii- yoo like?
!. or A. D. or a Veor of the
dial There
- cm.*,
itly
. shod we
yhould
'to a minute,
awn where the lavender
Batters the moia
•jWidMutaMeend beside It
r f a t a l l y in it.
«
1to
W road flnl»!
aae page*
If
turning
'S M tha nriot .top with n
ikon lug blank.
I backward a. fait n. you
B till the M gr.
M jpln ^fu lt paragraph, rnnk
down iny heart. It I. ticking
I loud :
a clock In a hurry to reach
I glanb.
Ut he sleepy 'and rhrllend
4 proud
1 We were enow on the ravee
• farm.
(a 1ST heart, here la my
H U
with cam and keep
BP forever:
nerve, that wmiM
tiavrl,
| ores that would loot:,
tha triumph Ityrt-eo.t me
worldlv endoavtir.
— ROPCItT IIILLYP.R
:«rp Qorniany.
prices arc going up ami
» will be going down.
funny how tha busiest
[way* Ills* host unfi to
king. done on a civic
lllnl'x meeting with 'Hlttisr Pass remind, ux
n boy calling on tha
B
'a don’ t know which was
IS, Hair'* stab In Prance's
: or France's stab in url-
where the public benefit comes in. A
- - ------- ‘on about vice or graft, after
promising not to reveal the sounto of Its* Information. •As
n public service, the newspi p«r then exposes the vice or
graft, without publishing th > aame of its informant. If it
hml not promised to protset <ye
n«m noun
Its new*
source In this way,
It would not have recalvdd the; Information,
'
“ , and the public
would not have known of uie, abuse.
«p »m — u .; r
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‘Still another evil might 'fcsult. The person giving In
formation
concerning
formation
aopne racket might know that hlh
ii/_
----- - concerning
life would not be worth a Jefrei'son nickel if ths under
world, knew ithattha had •aqusalod. Yet Influential racket
eers might persuade the court to put the reporter ut jail
for protecting the life of his Informant by refusing to re
veal his name.
• . ,
"There la this difference between the, newspaperman
and the doctor, lawyer, or elercytnari/ He publishes the
confidential Information ho receives, and the public bene
fits accordingly. Only the name is held back, whareas In
other professions confidential information usually remain*
us much a secret as the name of the informant. Hence
the newspaperman la hot asking for as mutfT protection
UN received by those other professions. He wante only
as much sn his special status entitles him to.
“ Experienced members of the Florida - Legislature
should understand this situation and vote for the bill.
There are few of them who have not told a newspaper
man something in confluence, which they did not want
lovealed. Indcod, U is through such confidential informa
tion that the popular political columns, from noth Talla
hassee ami Washington, are able to givo tho readers InHldo Information.
“perhaps wo should explain here that of course the
newspaperman does not violate the sort of confidences
we have been speaking of. I t necessary he goes to JiD.
and when he does. th*re la usyaliy some pretty mephitic
l>o]lt|cs behind It. This bill, therefore, is simply a measure
U> keep him from having to go to jail when he offends an
Influ<uiLI*i .wunui— — — i--.-
Former Kaiser Of
Germany,
82,_ • ______
Dies
V
ww M
m
w nwith
f i wIdsyfellow,
rtB a
r u
his full r»
uK '.-xr.a1
' r-rt,
taettaad te qtoutwaei. HP
»h rivaled left arm Was a oenoa
con.umptlon thereby
one nf
our
bci
hrtoTn. tvfara to the
ranee when the Hr*■active roUabo ration
£
efnianx were permitT through Northern
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Improvements O f Partial Relief Is
lo cal Drug Store Seen From Drought
|
Ny JlMwtoM I H . Partlsl relief far thr draught
Started Today bcalrgrd
southeast
forc.rei
buOose of Hanford, acting aa
agent.
The twn partners firm entered
huilneai at the site of their pres
ent store over 30 years ago, em
ployed in the drug itore oper
ated by L. R. Phillips and Comnany. Thle store at that' time was
in a two-alory trams building.
To
w o rk
by the Weather Bureau y o t.r dsy.
Iletwecn now nnd June 7 Ihrrt
will bo hoary rains oror thi
floutl. Atlantic stain, thr hurrau
raid, with tha cxccptlnn af Klur.
Ida which
I* expeclrd to ox.
porlence only a light rain.
Tho forecast calm, after three
days of scattered thundrrahow.
era had dampened the area in
spoil.
Two southam e itln —Atlanta
and Wilmington, N. C. were
.•truck by InUipa .wtmLwh|yt«-d
TSlndUrma hist yeatenjay, While
y o u r
• i,i pc|dpe
lighter mint fell cl.cwhcrc in the
region.
Church Official
Urges Faflt Day
ATLAN TA. June 4 .-P P I— Dr.
Charln K. Hiuhl. newly elected
moderator of vth«
Presbyterian
chuirh In the United State*, in
tils first pa>; oral letter today
urged a rhuirh-wlde observance
af Sunday. Jun 22, as a day of
railing and prayer.
The letter, going to every mlnlltcr of the church In I t South
ern ttatex, urged that tha fa it
day be obeerved In a vital way,
ends, rheroh.^laaiding-nfa* Itlatd
tile particular manner.
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a n d
O IT
DODOS
TRUCK
TH AT
Q U A IIT Y
IN
F IT S Y O U S
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e. b y t » ,v'
H'f
f rrwpare f o dsfenoo progress darnings and lho “locg
p «II" with trucks that are kollt (9 work longer boon ,
snore dor*, s w a jrsare. . . rapoUo o f extra tbpusanls
of nUfot nf dependable, low cost sparetionl That's wbat
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PAGE THREE
Honor Roll Revealed
Carlton Family Has Nellie Bedenbaugh,
Its Annual Reunion Frank W. Jones Wed
For Sunday School
d i v i d e s
The (n r Itun family lad Its an
J. II. Anderson, Jr., i l r . Flos
sir Good son, Kirs, J BrnJie Wil
Inns, Mrs. J. J. D i m -, Mi «. .1
ltnvis and Mi». M.t'.ill
The petition of Clyde llyslcr for
n view of In- coniicllon in a
Duvnt Counti omrl on charges of
- Is i nij; MiMnyiuc Klisuheth
S iiin n n u .1. nmntoil yrstrrday
by thr Stijurmr Coin t.
toi i s . M a r i a n r . j o n k s
The roll of honor
for
tin
in si.Kit m i n s itr.tu:\\
A wedding of unusual interest month of May for ll*- Sunday
WASHINGTON .lull- I
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of Mrs. John N. Thompson, the throughout FI or iiU a at performed School department of thr I"irs-l
only living sister, and Rev. John _ Friday afternoon. May 30, at fluptlsl Church has lirrn rclnmd
follows:
N. Thompson in Oviedo, Several .X'OO I>r lock at the Oviedo Bap('radio Roll department Mi*
SundajrjJkt Hunch. wlrn
.Miss Nellie
wcie overnight guests.
iner g| j^knbnugh
bride of S. A. B. Wilkinson. Wayne Gray,
Mrs. Thompson served ilinne
Laura Andernon.
Lucille
Hail
Mlia Suaan Kirtley wai electthe home economics room to 21 F r*a*n” k \V. Jone* o f S an ford . T h e Rebecca Vance and Wayne Mr
ce re m o n y w in (N'rfnrnicd l y Ihe
• THURSDAY
e<l to irrve aa pieiident o f the
Janies Dyson has left for Niw gueat*, The room and table wtm R e v Janie* S Da y, fo r m e r paat or Coy
with red
The "Show Deluxe" o f the pu- Robert E. Lee Chapter of tha York City, where be will be fjr beautifully dererated
Beginner*
Department Graig
• f the rh u ir h . o f l a k e l a n d .
-Hi tllCand white gladioli and fcm.
Plla o f Hulh Gordon Wright wilt
two weeks.
beautifully A’lJretou, tiib.im Bates. IUJm.,1
T h e r h u ir h
wai
Mr. slid 6lrv. Thnmp-ou nml
be preeented on the atapi <>f the Children o f the Confederacy at
Mo**, Gene Wilkinaon. T eiiy i ord ecorafed w ith
liamboo, palm
the
meeting
of
the
group
at
attended church
Theater at B:1B P, U
Miss Drrlcux Hayes left ye» their guests
a n d pink and w h it e del phinium dell, Betty St Ilea. Grace Marie
The annuel piano recitai In the home o f the director, M n. terday for a visit to Fredericks services in n body Sunday mom' fo
Vance.
r m in g the b ack gro u n d at ih e Stinecipher. Billie June
F.
E.
Roumlllat,
ycterday
morn
ing a. a memorial to their niotl•neworlate to lira. Fannie Strmburg,
Va.,
ami
Washington,
D.
Mr* W. H Gray.
er. the late Mrs. Martha Castles a tt a r, around which ra n a la tti ce ^ Primary
brid*« Munion will be pm rnted ing with M in Katherine Spencer
Department
Mr*
w ork for med of fern and pink
Carlton.
by pupil* o f the Fannie S. Mun- presiding.
glad io li
On e it h e r tid e o f f i e Vance, Waller Kouth, Penny lla^.
Other officers elected include
aon Plano School In the Semi
Relatives attending the reun
Mr. and Mrs. George Wein
a l t a r w e re cand ela br a and la rge dy. Tommie Wilklnaon, June liar,
nole tlirh School auditorium at M ill Jane Thigpen, vice prerl- stein left today for Ft. Lauder ion were Mr. and Mrs 11. K. ba* kc t* o f pink gla d io li , while licit, Janie*
Kendall,
De1nn*a
#:15 o’clock. The public Li,c or- dent; M in Winifred Lovell, sec dale whrrr they plan to makr Carlton, and Doyle I Carlton, of la r g e bouquet* of glad io li w e r r Fnglfah, Margaret Hunt, Martha
Y e a r ly
M e m h e rs h ip s
retary;
Mlaa
7.ona
Mathews,
Cocoa,
Mr.
and
Mrs
C.
C
WIL
dialljr invited.
*"
Jane Brow n, Mary Helen Kvn *
their future home.
In each window
$15.00
MKN
■on and son, Ilohbie. of St. Au
The P. E. O. will *cw for the treasurer; Miss Stella Touchton,
non.
Billy
Hardy,
Duane
llairvll,
A lovely selection o f nuptial
and
M1m
Luticia
$10.00
i.
a lines
gustine. Mr. and
Mrs
J A
Red Croaa In the Woman’* Club historian;
Mrs.
J
Charlea
lace,
Raymond
Nipper,
A,
Tsylor
has
reiuu*i( wa* furniahed by Mr* Joe
Thompson ami ton, Jinimlc, of Lelnhuitti, nmt Mr?. J 11 S t a l e y Dot Mun*on, Betty ITigle
from 2 :00 P. M. until 4:00 P. M. Gormly, chaplain.
$25.00
FA
Ml
1.1
turned
to
her
home
in
MoniiPlans for the state convention
Vrro Reach. Mr. and Mrs. R. L.
under the iponaonhip o f M n.
Junior Department — Mildred
$5.00
STfllENTS .
l lrom i*e
Me
and
o f the Children of the Confed cello after vlsiting with her enu- Hendricks and son, liny, Jr., and aang “ Oh
A O. Shinholier.
Tinner.
Helen
C'o«.
Krne.t
sin, Mrs. Stella P. Arrington.
“ S w e e t M y*tcry of l i f e , ’
daughtrr, Launder. of Ocala, Mr.
Repular meet In f of Seminole eracy to be held In Sanford on
('ox. Gwynn
T h e bride* giv e n in n t a rr ia g r Sou thw aid, Hobby
Chapter Two, O. E. 8. will be June 24 and 26 were made aa
Mrs. K Ilia be Hi Turnbull has nmt Mu. W, T. Carltun and their fcy heT — t h e i. J W, HeilaohaugFi, Heel. Holden David, Mi* Fivd
children,
Alice,
I.ester,
and
Er
held In the Uaionlc Hall, at fallows:
M/er»,
Nancy
William*.
hittv
June 24, from 3:00 o'clock un gone to South Weymouth, Bos nest, Mrs, Msinie Erglc, of Tren ivma gowninl in w h it e slip per *at- Odham. Mr*. F. K.
1:30 P. It. i; —
(iattheli, m
ton. Mass., to visit with her sonin. floor
Her veil of
til
0:00
o’clock
in
the
after
FRID AY
in-law nml daughter, Mr. and ton, and Mr. yml Mrs James W il b rid al illu-ion, fin g e r t ip length , Stanley Hockey.
son, of nninesvitle.
Membcn of the Sanford Gar- noon, registration in the Epla- Mrs. William MrComb.
Inter mediate
Department
Wan Club will iponior the *ew- ropal Parish House,
Mr nml Mrs It I. Ili-mli leks w a i held in place w ith a coronet (luck ( leveland. David Gatehid,
f o r a n g e ldo*(*oina* and *he ca r
At 0:30 o’clork there will be
in i leialon in the Woman’a Club
and (ami!.,’, Mr and Mis. G. C. oHe?
F!
I a hi int |net 41f w h it e calla Mr* Pearl Hiirtiell, Mr* G
Sautiiid'i Springs, - ***\ .,W, ■ *
c* m* ovrl \\
from D:30 A. II. until 11:30 A. n picnic at Saiitaiido
Wilson, ami Ilohbie, and Mr and
Ru**el
( h d n ild .
Paul
tied w ith w h ile matin into- Roll ill*,
Kiaalmmee on Monday eye..M. with the Atalca Circle
In where swimming and dancing
rs J A Thomson, nml Jimmie, HHe*
Moore*
Billie
PUIer,
Mil
laid!
1
1
uni
will he enjovrd.
,* "* *“ wltne*" the graduation of |„off Deals, St. Augustine and Ve- bon, * h o floor length
c|mrve.
T* e b rid e *
nl tcnduiit*
w e r e ' Mi** Minnie S t e w a r t , Mi* V\ P
June 26. formal aliening In the jj*’’ . n<‘,,’h°JT| J*
ro Reach respectively, were over,
Campbell-Loisint Pont, Unit
M
ia
.
Iona
Aulin
,
La
ce y lhimki, Jr
Parish
House
a:
p:00
A
M.
.Seminole
High
School
A3. American Legion Ancillary
night guests.
Young People*
Depailtmnl
Arlc, Mi** JoMnitu Jidinmon. M i* .
Luncheon will he served at | ..
Will father In the Legion Hu: for
Mrs. Bessie Knight of Bruns
L o u i* c P a rk e r, and Mot* W an d * Mr* j M Stiliecfphei, Mi*> Gihm
Ua regular meeting at 7 :30 P, 1:00 o’clock In the Parish House, . .
Dme, Mr*. Voile William*
t e a Andcimun, imml
o f honor
Gm, will mike her fulu'c
by the N rle V Howard Chap-1
Alai bean (Maim—Mi * W
l»
Th«^ wiire fluoi le n gth mkirtm o f
ter o f the United Daughters of home with her parents, Mr. amt
MONDAY
paa|e| mhiidrm
in mhark *kin and Gardiner, Mi*. Hah Hall, Mi* R
Mrs. IV J David, on West Eir>d
Sewing sessions will continue the Confederacy.
N
Nippe
r.
w h it e e o r g e t t e Ulmimem, fa *h im m t
Mrs. L. A. Davis, strto presi Street.
In the Woman's Club for the
T F L ('hm*
Mr* II i mu
aliki
T h e ir
hoiupiei*
w e re of
I)
C.. from
^Red Cross from 9:30 A. M. un dent of the U.
Minn
Elisabeth
Ann
Ruprccht
ming. Mi*
W K kiiilri,
M*
g1rdi4«M to mnh h thi-ir die**,
Attending the grodustion exer
til 11:30 A. M. with Mrs. Koj Sla-ke will be In attendance a*
rrrvivml the harhebn i»f ih I a dcL i tt le A n n Pirraoit. dreamed in D S K Stnrr Mi** Mane 'it u
well as the stole director of cises of Stetson University on jrne yentcr«lnv nmrnnig at A£Tillls sponsoring.
ar t
TUESDAY
the Children of the Confederacy, Monday was Mrs. Kate Cates, hea .Scnit Colle^r, Ih'eatur, GnM a n eve n in g g o w n of blue o rg a n d y,
s c a t te r in g
The Dependable Clots of IhJ Mrs. E. L. MaLhewa, o f Ply at which time her daughter, Miss graduating with n rlu e of 100 pr oceeded thr l ride,
pink reae p e i a L in her pa th
L it
Methodist Churvh will sew for mouth. and other state officers. Evelyn Cates, was graduated.
in Agnes Scolt's new
Gaines tle Andrew A u li n , Ji , dreamed in
Ahe Red Cross 1.1 tin Woman’s M in Marilyn White of Jack
Slu*
** thn a w h it e linen *uit, ca rr ie d the
Mrs. H. G. Drake and daugh Memttrinl (Thapel.
Club from :f-00 P. M until 4:00 sonville, state president of the ter, Marline, arrived today from daughter of Dr. and Mr- Ft. W.
P. M. with Mrs. D D. Smith as Children of the Confederacy will Gastonia. N. C . to visit with Mrs. Ruprccht of I ft 14» Palmetto Ave r i n g on * w h ile matin pillow,
Jhiunk \V J o in * warn *ttende»l
Mi * .1 ( ’
D avi * and
preside st the business session.
sponsor.
parents, T,Ir. and Mrs. R. nue
by l.ee Hunter t»f Hanford. Ill* F W McCall were ho"N-.a«
In addition .0 t*1" officers and w turner during the remainder
Mfsa Ruprccht did her major uahers w ete, Pete Hunt, Janie* Muinhiy nf Ier noon to m« ndu i
delegates there will be members of June.
PERMIT INCItKASK
nctidemii' work in French M Ag* firm s , t itojM'i , t I a rle*
O li ff , rtrelr One of the Wornim*'
from nil over he state including
ne» Scott, with n minor m chern* amt L d w a r d Dtuil, all nf O viedo ciety of (Tinatian Sen n o
W i n t e r h a v e n June 4— (Spe- .Incksonvllle. Mlnml, fsmns.
Mr. -and
Mis.
„ , Pen
. . .....
..........
... W. J. David, miry. She warn n tiM inber of the T h e glow in a od hi*t man were the Mel Ionlist f ’hiireh
uT
Tallahassee,
Orlando, 'who have been
making
theji f French F'lnlf. the Gentian nub, dpi'Jhst’d m white and u*he r* in
elsl)— Seven new residences l)c- sarnls.
home of Mr*, Davt*
A pooka, nml other towna. Music borne in Rnmswlck, Gi
foi
and
Chi
Hein
IMti,
ruitiobnl
honblue
g
u
y
jhihn
Heaeh
*uita
gun here In Mny boosted the tolsl for Ihe convention will bo under lhp p l, t ypilr wi|| rr(urn
Mr*. Brodie Will mm* pi
to morA lovely reception fidb wed the over the husine**
new construction in Winter Haven Mu* direction of MNi Zona Ma row to make their home in Sat. I pi ary orgnintnt inn for lollege
lacicnce *tintent*
e e re n om y n! the Ovirdn W o m a n » which time report* were r
for that month to $1*1.101) higher thew*,
ford.
Club
1»% i In- \armn* eh»M no o
A t th e r o t i i l i i . i o o o f Ihe m e e t • hen any May total since bourn
M i ' Je m
(I..........
d a u g h t e r Mm* Put Stud) wn*
(might
Schorl
Mr. ami Mr*.
Fred
in** vu-tiiili*v n -rninif, Mr*- Ron*
o f Mi Mid Mi*
J W.
Huden- Mr* W P f'hupniim and
days, City Clerk O. Ii Way re- •tiIIIji| nerved Ts*freshnieTill to Ihe o f Vlarriithtiig, !*«,, a re e i p e d
n a ii g li , i - h gittthnile o f the O v i e Mahie Bhniut iiihl .111
t
ported
Tursiluy.
Cimstnirtion feliiiwrlnir:
K1tfherl.n1* Fneti* r d to a r r iv e t o d a y t o v in St w ith
do High Ke'ho«d,
r e ce iv in g ht‘» I t u rk e y w e r e welcome i into
since the first of the m u totals rt‘i-, M
daught
Mnrvr*r*‘t Hpenerr* Mial t h e ir *on -in -l aw urid
dipl
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the
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ci rc le n* new
iii «,I!i Im
383,404.
Fftzahelh Whivhim, Mias l*uli- Mr, and Mrs Harry L. B ro w n Mr
to u i-e 11Jrdcn h ji*s Inih* cine* J i idny n ig h t u tter ! r r nmr*
A aOeml hone wa* in.
lin n let1
rirt fMirmlv. Min Huun Kilt* nml
graml-dnughtrr.
le*#»
(in
Moiitln,
nil
»'iiH‘o»i
to
riag<
niitj
refi
e"hinent*
*i * I !•
lev. Mi** Sir Ha Tour Mon, M i* n Brown
mcmhci* of 1‘iM’l** Two of the
Mi
I mih-x
the *iiri of Mr ho*lea*e*
Zona Mnlheww, Mi»* Jean WhigWomen** Soeii't v of
Mi
It
Fill ihI inn and Mi" J ulni It Jone*, of San
Thohe prceent wer
ham and Mi a* Deity Wilkinson.
Spending Just weekend at Dr, Si*rvire
He hit *
lhn-1
lio th el*. M
I the Meihodn: t'hnrvb f o l d
..... I
Mason.
S» , Mi*
(Pash Prices With Your Old Tires)
I'uleetnrr*
riiinii ml Marti i % ill her t lioiio
Johnnu
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A
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i
Hnlph,
and
on lli* I 'iiinilry
Mhoml Mr*
J
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t uiwfoid,
L a n d i n g w e r e Mr
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Club No
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Mr* R \V Slurdivn nt M i
( i c u r g e A. S p e e r . Jr., a n d T o m
l i e i" the nephew of Mr V
W lolu
Mr*
R
If
l.nni y pii ►idi,,l |fi»ri<
Hi a nan, Mr* O I
m y S p e e r , Mr. and Ml*. A n d n w
and Mi* Ralph ( hapm an , also of Mr* «* G
i »;
over
I
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hUMim*-"
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nml
Prie*i,
M
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U ' a r r a w a y and Mr a nd Mr* Mur*
le<l the devnf hutnl Following « Hanl id IL i - now i i r p l o / c d hy Wilson, Mi*
'!. ha\.
Glenn I
The annual piano recital l, y io n U o g g i n * o f O rla n d o
HANFOim W i:. AT SKCONII ST S\N OHD. FI.A.
(
It
routine tinai hi*** dl*t,U*"MMi, »nd Uh t I n w amt Kit *
Mr* J W HarVe\, Mr
,Thq_x>unlls-(iH ihc hjDUl*. H
ATlei a *ho»t lioiicyinoon in Lord, Mi*. W I*
in M i .
report* from ull ronirmtit” * rlinn
Harry Kudell Ins gone to Mi
Muqsoti I’ lami Rcnflol In iriflhormi. the cou ple
will be at
m en , M r*, W
I* Diihrmnii ton*
lam to Mrs. Fannie Sleiiibrtdgv ami where he was culled by the iliieted the Hi Id** SI llih Ii ***oti
horn* in S an ford
^ W
mil I f f rOUT
Munson will he prasrnlrd Thurs death oT his tiMilhri, Mrs,‘'( 's i
A lining the t ot . o f town giiemtm
The hont * mervo-t i ( f re* h *
--*W
a.WvW*
day evening. June B, al B:!5 dime Kudell. The body a ill lu- IOf lit * to he follow I111 M»► K w r f r
Mi
and
Mi*
Jo h n
Jt
•F* -- IJ’-at.. grwAi ■■ *
their former home in I I L u n e v . Mr I F M Mtlrhefl. ,M*rie*, Johnnie, Anm*. Itnlpl and
' u U a *awi»»iiTUwp*— ,
“lligh
gh
o'clock at the
Seminole
Iml wt knew Hwf
Newport.
Ky..
tomorrow
morn
School auditorium. The pubilir
A)*o
R F M artha Jone*. o f S a n f o rd
Mi * D H I ’ lri'V, Mi
Ralph
Chapman.
is extended a cordial Invitation ing, for burial.
Tajh i Mi and Mi*
H /f//
i:
C r e iia h a w , M i*
F,
acme quality
to attend.
M p I. to M i r n y urid I id R u .a ell and
|Mr* John Clark
|
Mi*.
Gordon
Cannon
of
TomBalanctJ Formula
dr*
R
k
I
m
i
I
Mltlei
uf
Hanf'
rtl
Lucille Telson Moore, sopra
IS wain M o, R. W , T irn*r. M»
no of Daytona Bracli will he pa viailed Sunday with Mr. and W W Tvrc. Mr i I T f to*
HOUSC PAINT
William*
and l Mi*. Iltirki* St.'idi
goral artist with Doris Milligar. Mrs. J. Brodlv
Mr* Jmmm
of Stetson University.
Dcl-and family, rnroute to Augu*ta ami | H ig g i u * . Mr* Z ii Uufliff Mi
Savannah.
Ga.
She
wn
*
acrom*
and Ormond Beach as xicumpanIM K Moye, Mia A. ri Shm
pan led there by Mi** In n W il maker. Mra O V Goff ....I
l»i,
liam*,
who
will
vialt
with
rela
Mrs Moore will sing ••Ginn'
Mr. W P Bubviuun
Home"— I-argo from New W »ild tive* for a few day*.
Klftlx-i ntu plan* fm riiteilaiii
Symphony by Dvorak aa the ded
ing FI mid a'* “ mo*t atliartive"
MONBY?
Mra. Jo« Gonxatci anil rhiM
ication sang to
Mrs.
Munson
M l.
S le lla I’
A i l i n i t l u t i K I ' 1 h.irioy innon couple
in Day tun a
I f you're thinking of build
Other song numbers includr "Irh ■an, Nancy Jo and Hubert, ami g u r . t , Mr ■ J A T a y l m . Mi* Itiurh tlie week of July 2ft ate
ing or remodeling, ask about
l.lebe Dick,’’—Grieg; ' The II OUM- Mra. Roy Mann have returned S J N ix . and M r . J C XL
i * mg made by ihe Fbamlu’r nf
M r easy payment pig a.
We
that Jack Built,” Homer and Iron. Coronado Beach wheir they clii-ll a tt e n d e d th e g r a d u a t i o n ■ » < 'itimerre of that beach re*ort
will arrange a loan te raver
"A u f Wicdersehn” from ■■Blue ■pent a wtak, Mr. Mann arid Mr erc la e a o f
S le t a o n
U n l v e r . u t \ verything for Floriita'*
w in
,
Gonialaa
apent
thr
weekend in Del^ ind nn M o n d a y m o i n n . ' ■11Mg * oiipli' will he
• labor, materials and other
Paradise, Romberg.
"oil
lie
there
and
raturned
with
them.
rosta.
Convenient
monthly
O n e o f Ihe ,|H-akrr> wa« l a p t a i " lu>U*e'> (hat week
Piano selections will be irom
,\ u the following composers:
Bee
W illia m I'uleato n, a re t ire d m i ' a 1
W i t h D l l ( l l D O I I d ' l l s i l l ' l i Ml III I ' o ' l I ,
A n p ii a n t * f o r I hi* i i l l i 1 fhoulil
Mr. and Mra. N A Appleby o f f i r e r and f i r . t c u n .in o f MiIhnvcn; DuVal: Groefe; Itulnn► nil p h o t o g r a p h * o f the tw o uf
and
daughter,
Nancy
Jean,
left
t
h
e
r
e ’ s m i l l i i n j ; l i L f 1 - l i t - 's l c i t it III l m ...............
A rrlnyton
itd n ; Pagan Inl-Llsxt; Bachman
them to g e t h er to the D a y t o n a
Inoff; Nnvin; DeRoae; Chopin; yralarday for an extended tup
Reach t 'h a n fb e r
of
r n m n w rr i*
on
which
thay
will
vlail
In
Brur,p l c l d y »utist\ mu n jjtii c l l c ... 11it \ 11 i ! " iv •>
Hchubert-Llsitt Sidney
Smith;
prom pt ly
A f r e e a o u v e iu r f io o i
" & S U P P L Y Y A R D Roy Peery; Arndt; Rea; Pader wlck. Ga., Waahlnyton. D C., Mr. J M llayi-a and ilaugli iio* w orl d '* m o* l fa m u li * heaeh
G o o l c r * S n i t i k m > ; , I ) c l i m t c l > M i l t l t i t i m l l.t i
New
York
City,
Niagara
Kalla.
ter,
Mb**
(iwrn
Jlaye*.
plan
113 W. 3rd 8L Sanford, Fla. ewski; Barnes; Scharffcr-Grant: Iowa and Canada, brlnrr re leave lumormw for Frederick' .till he xent to the f i i * t eou ph
. - t a r i n g fr o m t h r H an ford are a
Paldl; Grainger; Adler and Lisit.
B e tte r-T a b lin g
Telephone 33
burg, Va., where they will at the C h a m b e i ann ou n ce d
fuda\
Including a number of three-pia turning home about July 16.
L L.
trnu
the
graduation
exerci*e»
at
no selections.
1ha winner* in thl* mnte*t will
C h t i l e i / i r / ( / ' rig h t r r im hniiilim i nf thr
Mary
Washington College
at he c h e u m solely on the h**i* of
law*
Camp BlandInc
apenl
aeveral which time Ml** Antoinette Haye* iha photograph* they auhmkl. ami
w
o
rld 's brsl i i g i i r r l l f tnhiuios i\ tin Ing
and
wilneucd
daya In Banford
will racclvo
her
bachelor of i«ll picture* will be relurne*! af
tha
rraduation
exereiaea
of icltnc* degree.
reason fm th ru riv i- g tin c n ig fni/ntliinly
ter
the
Judging
i»
completed.
Seminole High School on Mon
•IRS. LOURINE BEAL, Society Editor
$ociaI Calendar
Susan Kirtley To
I
H e a d Chapter
U)
Telephone 143 nual family minion nt the hum,!
Personals
n n ir
llU L r
rPEPiAL
JPMMER
I
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RATES
Sanford Country Club
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JiOe PER DAY
May lath To Sept. 15th
18 HOLES OF CHAMPIONSHIP HOLE
\
S A L E of genuine
Elisa both Ruprccht
(Jets College Degree
L
1
1
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Two Are Hostesses
For Church Circle
475x19 *5
550x17 J6 4S
66
600x16 $6
Mrs. (scorgc Harden
Is ('irele II«stes8
^Annual Recital in
Mcmoriam Scheduled
W . H.REITZ
d /n < r /tv / (////- y^ y/
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To He Entertained
w
i
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S
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Smokers everywhere like their
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Pu
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T il# map atowa IrtMt war moee« In the Ea*tern Mediterranean. On
Lb* (eland mt Crete, Berlin claimed capture of Oanea ( I ) , declaring
iBrltlfh defender* attempting to !»•»• ny hnala from Soda Hay were
Iblocked by Stnha bomber*. At Candla (2 ), Urltleh eald the eltuatlon
mmm "not mmgood." In North Afrira. Ilrltiih “ temporarily" withdrew
Tram llalfays Paaaln eicinlty of Solum (!t). In Syria i t ) , OrltUh and
French air aaoadrooi are reported to ha*e flatbed
\
I) HMr this D*Ammmli line the rail of the yeteel and cheer at eight of New I
’X £ i ' ......■
and* and thooiande of dancen throng the door *• the Dane* Clrtileal open* In bladlton Square
a, new York** well-known iporte arena. Apace Ineludee more than 10,000 aqua re feet of poll* tied floor
■ relllhg *1 blue allk net bigger than any cimie big top. (ilgantid Imitation palm treee aoar to tbe
celling. Tfc<i- name orchcitraa ware on hind at tba ealOtial affair.
bud U idt * # nay a o b lljz
b U o t the puyakchl Vo,.
/ i , ■’ , 1\ t 'm.
reutLrlkl r«apu roel of
it
reted radio newt commentator
1 * w,pr“ "
l»e r Da»l* arrive! at New York Hep. Hamilton Klrh of New York,
y (.Upper plane and glee* rrporl nui,pnlien critic of lh« Admlnletra'* ai. — - n - i „ u _ . - i * - -*-■«- n.n. ha. been ordered to eetlre duly
hy the Army. He hold* ran* ol
(and. brnadcntlng and making
Colonel In th* *p*cl*H*t*‘ reeervr
penonal rurvey of the Battle
and goe* on duty at Port Drtgg.
Britain.
A eery aerloua PTealtat So
national emergency eileta."
from tba PaW-AMteHg
r the Proal'Jenti
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are tbe rloilng paragrephi of Pmldent'e proclamation of an “ unlimited nellonal emeri
rle paper bear* the elanature* of President llooeevelt and Secretary of State Cordell j
Great Seal of the U. S.
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ALTMAN'S!
USED
CARS
“ WITH AN OKBH j
THAT COUNTS’'
Many thanlta to ev
erybody that made
May the biggeat
Used Car month in
oar entire history.
The trom on d oai
popularity of the
1941 Chevrolet con
tinues to give ua
| SO can and trucks
I to oaket from. Boo
Ua Now.
1940 M ercu ry
F ord o r
Hedge — ....... 9780.90
1940 Plymouth DeL
Sedan.... 474.00
Ford IB Tudor
. 144.00
4 uoor
4X5.00
n€.
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switch to switches^
_ _ _ and enjoy cool temperatures and
ocean breezes ail summer Ions With
electric service so cheap. “ Comfort
cooling" ventilation or air conditioning
is available in your home at a cost of
only a few pennies an hour.
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■nhtl, tlan they
taatroyed ition- rnplilty
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“ gvcond. tn re|ilnrr lun-en and
U> meat the nerd for nlmoat limit,
loaa auppllrp uf munition* and
fond, England raoit Import all
manner of gnwln in larger quanlily than ever before.
"Tbl* meau* that more and
core *hl|>* mu*t be taken nut uf
normal xvrvlre and ulillinl for
vital defense need* For raample,
it oomr of the bottoms now u*rd
In tranaporting rubVer to Amer
ica ran bo trleasod for Britain*
pressing requirements, they un
doubtedly will be so transferred
'*1111* will mean that ron-rs
aantial uses of rubber at home
will be sharply eurtailrd nr rompletely shopped. If a white stile,
wall tire twaalres an ailditionsl
two pounds of rubber as romparrd
with a standard black tire, and it
actually does, then
thr while
sidewall may be spotted as one » f
the things tha American puhlir
•an do without
■My objective Is to encourage
• middle ground view. We 1svr
a supply of etude rubber on hand
—wt know how to make aynthrtte
rubber, although many month*
would bo reoulrod to provide suf.
fie lent productive capacity—we
have Jarge reservoirs of scrap
from which roeUlm may be iradu.
We can, a<v far as It Is poasllio
have
i ham .
rr -nrw tfu- I i i n l Ml t*.in
Ht f if uni if ■ (% piii - a t .
ni (laratfit
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economy. Jn tim e o f national w it h fe d ncet | and Miuplified e
^riali it become* iiK’i<'a*m|rJy im. vujilurim und, nltovc* it If, w e m
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take
every
precnullim
jumih i ,
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supply o f rubber
H a l f thin ta In
“ T ir e d rain "• can ennirilmte mi
the hand* o f inamifncturcrM and pel I ant tud to Hr it it in ft* well u
IrnlcM while the other half ip GHNiftt Aiict* to our own mi tine 1
i'ovorniTuntwOwncHl and mjhjfact to defense need* by utiderttiniilitie
nr only an nntlonn] cmrrfcnry the true jxituntion nnd coun^eltiih f
urcdi mny datatc
Our major Uicir cua to nifi* in the wa y* »d
ioiircc of suppty lit** la lf way patriotic mnaervatinn,
the trio lie when* plants •
wl l in fioodveiil n putpefe f
tioni of thr DHtiih and Dutch nxaintoU) itr relative con petdix •
E n l Indin produce approximate position Out thr need?* el tmtieii
ly US'* t f nil of the rubber ra. al defense tiuiwt
tiiki*
pii**«itx
iuin*d by the whole world.
over c v e i y
other
etinNid* >hi hoi
MCufrently iheFe entatea arc and xvc truixt t i nt the inhri ,,f‘
prtMlucinjr rubh-r in aufflcient duNtry hn si whi le will take p r o p
ffiitin t il y to meet nil poiilblc er atcfiN to inert the M tunl inn
JximiHtu-s K c p a ir e a
IIIUUH
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lion t*f rulibei yotHln which m e i WA « I h»vr ntrrsard in prevkm* t r n t ia l .
tntrnmgi'u, ruLbrr in a baiir r»*
**Wf r m n o l . h o w ev e r, in dul ge in i
need*
" I h o d iic lio n o f c n id c rublirr la
not no xx a in 1 in not likely to be
a jir ob tcn i■ * the prnidem which we
will l*o called upon to fart* in the
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tinjt r u b i e r fr o m th r Kant Indira
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Special
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Graduation
Pictures
WIEBOLDT
STUDIO
SAVINGS
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TITE SANFORD nERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA
AKRON, O- June 4.— (Special)
— In a letter to Goodyear deal
fa ll over America today P.
(jtrhfield, chairman, o f the Urn
company's board, called upon the
rather Industry to Inaugurate a
program which will free addition,
at ship* far the use of Great
Jlrltaln and eenserve available
^applies of rubber for eaaentlal
pbrpoeea. Ilia letter follows:
"While not actually at war,
America la proceeding rapidly to
place her affairs on a war foot
ing. This naans sharp raadjuatfa en ts In all phases of domestic
n U vltifi.
"Particularly Important will be
the adjustments we must make In
the uSO of gtratagte m aterial and
INSURED
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JUNE 4, lMf —
Rubber Industry
Will Free Shim
For British Use
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Colonial Chib Course
Okey For^U. 8. Open
Contest Featuring Another Of
Those Versatile Player Lineups
^.Jrofscd lest its rocaad tilt to
Lsosburg last aigbt by .Um aeon ___
g j - i M . while uainc t m pitch- F l o r i d a
— — —
.
S ta te
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-
L eagu e
* A fter the Anglers had gotten
i M f hits and two rone ta the first
pair af Irmlnts, Bill Daugkgrty
•5“
»£ * li * > • " lb* .* * "* • » " d
DM hurling asalawment given to
Ray Ashton. Sanford caught up In
M g ! third Inning by scoring alx
« *
HUher Joiner
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BL AugusUne-------- IS I t 4 U
DeLand .....________ SI 17 .«4 «
Daytona Beach
(7 SO 174
O r la n d o
28 S f J i t
Lroebur*
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flstaeevKle J,______I t SB * .SBd
Ashton 'lasted' one Inning and
gure dp. fire MU end a couple e f
UDIce to put the Anglers fn the
•U i i . , lltndman waa brought In
fron t. eenterflcId to pltc], and
•limited the opposition to tlroo
MU In two and a third frames
hut Leesburg continued to score
ta **<h ,nn,n*
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gV a u L M V M T Ig D A y
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FORT WORTH, Taxes. J m 4.
—Final official sanction and ap
proval Monday was (Ivan Um
par-70
Colonial Clob
coorao,
where rattle writ's grail ng and
corn wa» being crown ala yroro
a n . but whore the 46th V .' S.
open golf championship will start
on Thursday mornIn*.
Harold W. PWreo and Francis
Ouirect o f Boston, reapcctlrely
president and acting chairman of
the eharnplori.hlp committee of
I ho U. S. Golf association, toured
the layout.
wUh them went
Joseph C. Dey, J r, the aaaeeia•Ion’s executive secretary, Marvin
I.ronanI, the Fort Worth business
nwn who built - the course, and
Dnon- Woods, the golf course en
gineer who worked far a year ta
cho nee it from Just another
murse to championship specifiesHons.
Damaged By Drought
LEESBURG, Jane 4 -(S p e d a l)
—About half o f (aka county’s
3£00-*en watermelon .crop has
been lost bees ass o f the dough!.
The drought has likewise badly
damaged melons throughout the
entire Southeast, they told. Cali
fornia melons, which, do not compete with those o f the Southeast
ern United States, escaped injury,
Champagne,
Cordink, etc.
r.
r h m B14t
BAGGETTS
Liquor Store
Mather Arcade
m P. M. TONIGHT
GAINESVILLE
• — VB—
CTIARLIE GIRira
u n iiir/ iA e
raosem
SWIM COURSES
was sent In to pitch.
Charlie
0 1 «, though suffering from an
Infected toe, went out again and
took his place on both ends o f tho
battery during the game.
With Gainesville coming hero
to pUy tonight there Is not a
pitcher In the club that has not
seen some service In the last
three games so the hurling as
signment Is uncertain.
HANFORD
ab h po a
LaVallry |b ...... ........ h 1 8 I
llardman, cf p — .....4 1 0 1
Kettles e ........... 1 0 i 0
Booth r f If. -------- ---- » I 4 1
MeRaney If cf ,«-------A 1 8 0.
Olrk c p — ------------ 8 1 * 1
ailleeplo 2b .................4 0 8 8
Delphlno 3b ..... .....
4 8 11
Oaugberty p .............. 1 0 0 0
Walburg as ------------ 4 I 2 2
Ashton p - -------------1 0 0 8
Justice r f ...................1 0
1 0
TOTALS
.......... . 38
Ortat If
Godo cf
In the Everglades Mlickland throe crops a season
from Sept. 1 to May JL
Moat fertile land in U. H.
Ditched, diked and pumped.
Ready for the plow. No
rocks, no trees, level. Many
products profitably raised.
Good truck road to K. K.
fend market nearby. Ren
tal 110.00 per acre. Drain*
age pumping at 93.00 par
acre. Write or vUit
While rf as
McWhorter lb
Jackson 3b .
Pavlleh e .....
Joiner p .........
Vaahell -rf
S
Ru m butted In, Glrk, Gillespie'2.
Delphlno 8, Conroy 2, Good,
White 8, McWhorter, Jackson 2,
Pavlleh, Voshrll, Godo 2. Two|m u hits, White 2. revllch, Godo.
* *"■ Sits, |)clpl Inn, Jack.
1 bases,
1-aValley,
Hardman.
Bscrlfices,
Pavlleh,
* l m b Do
LuValleyj
MaWhortorj Booth and Rattles.
Left on bases, Sanford 8. Lees
burg 10. Base
on
balls, off
Daugherty 6, Hardman 4, Joiner
4, Good. Struck tut, by Daugherty
1. Haidmaa It Glrh I, Oodd A
lilts, o ff Daogbert/ 4 la 8 In
nings, o ff Ashton 8 In 1. o ff
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ADI
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Mm Franklin. BIB W. 8th « l
PLYMOUTH
DEER TONGUE
Not a cheapprice on a cheap tire, but—afirst-quality
General at the lowest price in General*s history/
Plnchtirst Grocery ilftTuffain buying given nncl
dried leave* at t ! » market platform. Make
extra cash. Cull for InfofmntJon ami priqe*.
GENERAL
FOR Y O U R SUM M ER
R E PA IR S
WITH ALL- THESE NE\e^ IMPROVED,
TYPICAL GENERAL TIRE FEATURES.
/ • N IW
L O N O IR M I L I A O l
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• NEW EXTRA STRENGTH
Ashton.
FIX U P YOUR HOME
for N ow and Later!
Florida
Classified Advertisements
n e e d s a n d w an ts i t r ig h t noup .
...NO MATTER WHAT HAPPENS
1942 Licenaes W ill
Be Orange And Blue
8hawano Plantation
Belle Glad*,
SANFORD SEIINOLES
Quality that can be depended
upon for a long time to come
tor 8, Jackson, I'avllch, Voshrll.
R E N T & FAR M
Uw « d i w
Am e r ic a
Tho cabinet lodny siithnrirptl
purchase of 2000 gallons of nnvy
blue background enamel and SO'
pounds of orange lettering Ink
TALLAIIA88E E , June, 4-<A ’. for 23134.
The lilu* its ell —•■er thill I He
--The 1042 aulomo'ille Herns
tags, which will rust most car v-lillr used en lO 'l taps. "The
_ TOTALS ---30 17 27 13 owners |S merr than before will mange lettering Ink eu*t ii'mut
Hanford ------- . 00(1 010 000 7 hr produced more rhoiply by Up the Kama as ll ir red uhii I this
Leesburg ...
m 2.11 o.lx— 18 Rtat.i than the 1041 tags.
yrar.
•errors, Gillespie 2, McRane/,
’hlte, Jackson. Runs, I.a Valley,
8 84 IS
»fdrran.
Booth 2.
MeRaney,
Ulrk, Gillespie, Groat 'll, Godo .1,
Conroy 8, Good, White, McWhoc
Conroy tb
Good, as p
4 1.
— Five Royal Canadian A ir Force
turn were killed today In the
ersth nf their plane on or near
Sable Island, 100 miles o ff the
c:ost of Nova Scotia,
CASUALTY
Ia your roof reedy fir the summer thunderitorau Just arriving! Are all wood surfaces
protected from alternate soaking and drying
with a coating of gaod paint? Check thcae
points before yon consider your home ready
Tor summer . . . or better, let us check them
for yea. Phone 71S and ki na put your hom e in
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N E W R A S Y R ID tN O C O M F O R T
l ^ * N E W IM O O T H -R O O IN O T R IA D
Start en joyin g the long mileage,
and quality of the dr* youVe
always w an ted l D rive In todayl
“ Iaaaranco Pine Service”
Andrew
C a ra w a y
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agency
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PHONE ! »
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F L O R ID A ,
TH UR89AY,
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Minority
Senate Filibuster
Mediation Board
1$ Given Second
Blow To Prestige
fore adjournment at 8:00 P. M
tomorrow.
The Senate agreed to lay aalde
0 * u other meaeurta and atay on
'bato of the
controverelal
bill*, ae eoon a* prellminarie*
were cleared out of the way.
An inelpleot filibuster waa be
ing organised by Senetor tlrum— mond o f Bonlfay, who at one
point Instated that even the least
Important blllta, uiually passed
fu l, lhu» delaying the start of
■ctlon oft the U t collection bill*
Senotor UwU o f
Marianna
™ orgfq Drummond
to
observe
4 * • • * * * £ ? eourt* r »>y "faith )»•
Uyod**14*” “,U*' 7 ' ? *•*
* r r * «* S * M to r WhllakfileflTam•
Juti 'uni * f_ f f ,M1® •dwlnl^r*-Vh« Sonata u * whole two
t* * L .WII‘ ’ fW» * the assertion:
[,i y iij||
Jrf
preetlga of the National Defense
Mediation Board was delivered to•jay—a call for 9000 C.I.O. air
craft workers to strike in the
North Aidbriran Aviation plant at
Iiifclcwood, Calif.
Tba head of the C.I.O. Uni
ted Auto Workers Union at the
plant accused the board of stall
ing the worker*. The plant'make*
war plane* for the United BUtee
and Britain.
Thii strike wes announced a
few hours after the board had
been roundly denounced ty O. M.
Orton, president o f 11,000 striking
C.I.O. lumber workers in the Pa
cific northwest.
Orton
accom
panied hi* denunciation with •
flat refusal to abide by the
board1!
recommendation for a
settlement.
The nation’ s
railroads
last
night faced formal demands for
6500,000,000 annual wage In
crease for 1,150,000 employes.
Delegatee af 14 railway labor
organisation* adopted unanimous
ly yesterday a proposal for pay
«»toa averaging •0 to 34 eentr
a* hour fur 850,000 skilled and
workmen. The five
brotherhoods pm
#%>'iWSidfft
k W r «M .mejpveapon it, halt-risk
Ulnorlty'a • fight
against
measure* Drummond waa
pre
pared to o ffe r numerous amend
menta.
Philip D. Beall o f Pensacola
who baa served In the StaU
Senate for four aaaalon*. war
mnominated yesterday
to ba its
president In 1041.
The 60-year-eld attorney waa
selected behind closed doom by
senators whose tsrmi run for
another two year*. I t . was reported that he won -by a ballot
© o f I I to R, defeating the vet
eran S. Dlllworth Clark o f Mon
tlcello,
.
Beall'snomination 1 must
he
confirmed when the 1943 Senate
meets end he must he re-elected
0 from his district before he can
I«-como president.
Senate President Beacham aahl
yesterday the Legislature would
adjourn on schedule Friday and
thrro would be Mjia clock atoppage and staying hero until Sun
dav. ae we dkl la 1817.”
He said ha hoped, tbo Lcjr<*ls
, lure would adjourn Friday after
noon, or at least before mid
night.
Lions Club To Give
Ball Players’ Picnic
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*• Lion Club Semlnoles
Rout A ll Stars 15-1
Itritisli M. I*, in 11. S. Itnmhinjir Is First Of
blows Threatened
Hy Axis Against
Suez ( ’anal Area
Huge Army Bill
Is Insufficient,
Committee Says
Zero Hour For
Struggle Nears
Higifcr Cost Of Sup, piles Since K ht i mate Pointed Out
W ASHINGTON,
More than 8O,Ot>0 persona witnessed cere
monies celebrating the Navy's taking ovrr
of Floyd Bennatt Field (top) from New York
City. Rear Admiral Adolphus Andrews took
title to the 115,000,000 municipal airport.
Tho crowd applauded Mr*. Cora Bonnett H o ff
man (right, at bottom) widow or Floyd Urnnull. for whom fir-lit wnv niimi-il, With her
(I to r.) Mrs Vmri-ut A-lur. Cninilr, Vlnvent Astur, and Mi- Adolphus Andrews.
Three Turn In Defense Force
No Shortage In
To
Be
Mustered
Top Scores At
Water Supply,
In Monday Night
Gun Club Meet Official not iff of (Ji«* nunterlng Says Abrahams
Election Of Officers
For Coming Year
Is Slated Tuesday
Roy Williams,
|^c-o
Butner
dad Ned Bmllh, with sMres of
770, £75 and 171, topped the
otarksnaao
yesterday
at
the
Realtor g to o i, o f ,the Seminole
Uun Club at lha Pang* near I k
Uetal Mayfair on the Ukrfront.
Match** will eoBtlna* to bu held
on Wodneeday during thu mmmer months. Instead of Thurs
day.
The club will Hast Tuesday at
• (00 a'cioak at tha CommissionSr's Room af the City Hall for
lbs election o f affieers for the
coming year, Byrd Goode, pres
ident, announced Inlay, urging
all member* to attend.
In an effort to Inrrrase the
accuracy o f Mam her* on the rt
fla range, tha slab began to fire
In all three
petitions,
prone
kneeling and sitting.
Formerly all firing hat been
prone, but th* two other posi
tion* are being developed now,
Mr. Smith, territory of the club
said. Those w|m are Interested
In learning to firs In the other
positions ora Invited to attend
Um weekly shoots.
They
may
bring their .own rifle, if th-y
wish, or guad.WIlt be furnished,
Mr. Smith added.
On th a . rifle rang* *t
60
yarda, the teore* were ae followat 0. E. McBlarrow, ofl; Ned
Smith. t l| J). U Eubanks. 82,
and W. C.j Willingham. HO, These
owe wan*'mod* In the prone
position.,
Smith, firing *ltIon,. Mr. Smith.
Unto, mad* • *eora of 78.
in tha double action firing,
using g polka " L " target et 10
yards, tha fallowing scores were
to tba Spring*. Boys are asked
to bring their earn bathing eulta
and towel*
■>Admission to tbo springe and
The
Uoa’a Ctoh
soundly trounced the league All o picnic lunch will bo provided
to Star team in the ball game by the U o m Club. •
played at the Sanford Ball Park
Toeaday night piling up 11
to thalt <pponent*«
Although It men were pat M
. the .flaw for tba AU Stan the
’ combination necessary
to baat
• On bustling Sambahe woe .oar
er raarhid and tba wtoners played
maty.
Iran Jagger, a plant
smooth ball toMM
tke apseIhofog lt t o f tha National Dety a principal ctope, rivalling cal- _ rtmaat o f Agricnlturs, was locatad st that t b s In Sanford. Ha
ocy to volume, waa tbo predierk farm about
ttoa voiced today by C. M. Berry,
ante for three
Iceberg Lettuce Seen As Major Crop
In Seminole County By Agriculturist
anMir CaOudy ifio t , who v t i
N tIM H E R 236
Hundred Killed In
Raid On Alexandria;
Syria Is Blockaded
Call' To Strike Goes
Out To 9,000 Air
Adfournment Times
craft P l a n t Men
• Abolished To Em
1/ A— rhilHI P fiu
I The second sudden blow at the
Opponents’ F i g h
TALLAHASSEE. June
—M V - A subatantla) work
« Ing majority kept the Sen
ate Ip nenslon today to pact
administration bills tighten
ing tax assessment and col
lection procedure, and thus
• c eared the way for final ac
tion on the entire program
of Governor Holland bo-
M em ber A m o d a te d 1 'ra n
1W1
-Over Floyd
_ Majority Of
Senate S t a y s In
Se s s i on To Pass
Holland Measures
Sanford In The Only Central
Florida City Affording Kail, Highway
And Water Transportation
in of 11-«• Sominolv I'nnnty Do*
fen so Ferro bun born revrdved by
Coplain K. C. Il«rp<, and the
unit will lie fiirim-d ami inspected at Ihr Armory nr,I Monday
evening at fi ini „ clock
* pile the iiicrraied use of
* Tills morning n trlrprum wna f M
■ "rti’li dtir* In the dry wrathreceived by Oipl. IItit (m i h> fol • r »r» I lie p.iof mnrtUi, then i» no
low*:
►I. »hurt of Mipply MKh a« hato
.“ Inspecting'.and mint- nnp Ujf-.j Im ii . leportcd ni other clue* in
ftttof Will ftrttv© u( yttiir A rnmi y " Kbirhla. J ft -UuniuiiN, twuil i*l
ut 8;0O F. M on June ;i A*t>en' j the « it\ Miiu-i joant! tairl tfxlay
lb Mtldt’d, btmevui. that fir
hi© ihprrtonnil and tmv« ri fin*I
profile lit
ileli
cooi|ilcivil
fur miiMlrr
j "wtuihlfi t ( 1 1 1 iiumtl©
owe more waiei
tbun U ey ale
” Vlvi»n I ’tdliii-v.
now
’ 'Atlju liiiit (ii*i»i nil |
Figuiert leleawetl by II N May
*il
is
totivt that t k i i '
er, Cn, clerk, reveal that contudm who V* t upplin! f«u mt inl'< i |"iin piion of wjitro )n Manford ha*
Some Floridu Cities
Faced With Ration
ing In Dry Spell
►bi|i Iw prt*to«nl ut l hi* jm-<« |irn res * id
him rkedly
during the
MiimUy night/'
Ca|>t.
Iluijoi
tin i f month** because o f ( h«
Mid.
W4* hilVU to I till |dry kpi II
iiufiiljMer «t» it'^uircd ol uu n pn - j
j The monthly
rminurnption liy
ini wo cannot to inuntift d mi" call' n* iw itw fntlimn
Jiiriiiacy,
aarvlco.**
| 12 t»LVi.*HMi, Ft*I rtitofj . 12,.'lbft,OOO;
Alt tnun who bav© my in«I llmi |
March. FI,080,000; Apnl, 10,120,ciilialinvnl rwurdu but huvi n t i fttxr, and May. 22.fl20.000
Mr
bad (heir phynical 4’«arnmn n-u
Mil am* find l be pnniph at the
are aiked to Feu the i Ujk t i .water plan! are wor Mug 12 Jhour*
one© or contact (-»j*t
l U i f t i n day ft* toiipply
Ibt* demand,
Ev«ry man mutt lave hiw |*liv * wherirtf
the iioimal
pumping
cal examination b**f»rr hi
n, Un i (a »m(y t ight oi In bourn n
ba mUMtercd Into the fore*
Th© moiloritig ceremony " 11
A rationing of walri. enperiab
be held in the reur uf the Am '
I, in Che late afternoon boons ta*
under Iho flood Jlghts »n '
fieen threatened in never aI Florfield and every City ami f ♦•uni* •U 41lie,*, inr lulling Tampa anti
official U being urged (••
, 11«4'kftot nvilli-, bill M win explained
land, TTic ceremony n* open
hut cmiilitionR heii are different
Daa public and Capt. Ilarpet •- *k‘C4ium- flore haw Ik*«'U no large
vita* a largo turnout of ritum
'ncrcawr in fMipolatlon
Expand,
•fig to».iO' of th«*ae cilii’to. fnyjded
i eseeltH«rto On 1s « » ! ■ • >
City News Briefs
June
— A tan billion d>dlnr Aimy
■upply bill, the Imge-t Miigle
appropriation uliice World War
day*, carrying fund* lo gi\»- the
l l rorpfl 40,00ft planeN, wa* Rent
to th© I I o u m by it* nppropria( i on * Commltlcc' tmlay wi'b
a
blunt notice that the hug* fund
wax insufficient.
Tho committer said I he mil lay
Mould bring the total of d«-fen«e
appropriation!, contract n o ' b u
lEutioni and
rrcomutcmluintri*
since U i t July I to Hft lulln n
It added that th© pending Inti
would not b© adequate for 'hi
corning fiical year hccatco- i«. u
already wor« higher O u h when
4‘stinmten were prepared
A cryptic remark by the Ar
iny'x construction quattrrmnHtrt
iillrroil conjacture among litem
ber.x of Congreiii li**t mg hi (loll
tho United States Army will b<
Increated to £.800,000 nun, iluu
hie (he axUting gcml •»I 1,|IH,
000.
Brigadier (Jcucih I
Some) veil,
testifying before a 11'ni.* :mli
lary NUI)-(»|.i|lilUie( MUa III* lull,
rrretveft matron ion** in the lan
24 hours "to rush I hr* Hwanliug
of cun tracts
fot
■(mivtrui tiur
work trilatling almiii t ! ,000.000*000/* Ho declined l<i go inti.
Iclalls
Hutoever, the g e n T . i l ’* ie rn ar ki
w e r e irn m cd la h dy m t r r p i r t e d b\
Nome le g iv la lm - e dHvera an l wit r
A r m y matterto i u m r a i i m g thai
Ihi’ W a r D c p a r l m t n l bad orcidei,
to *ncrt'»*e the hunt f o r c e " li
at l e a i t £*8 0 0 ,0 0 0 men, a n d thu'
it p r o b a b ly
would
a c c o m p l is h
p a rt o f t b a i inrreaft© b y holding
th e N a t io n a l t t u a r d in fe d e rn l
■ rrvlc© b e yo n d
the
o r ig in a lly
sch e du le d y e a r
**» tvorlnlril f'poH
' l i l l i a -Imwi-r n f b o m b s
nfl iciallv rriHirtctl
|u h a v a
kilb-il m,'ii- Ih:m |i)ii tiuriuins
ln-1 iiii'lil nt
Alt-* n n<! rla.
tin- in.i in I ut- - 1 - nf tin, itr l ti s h
M iil iti-i iii ii i- ii ii ili-i-t, tin- A x i s
Ini'* ilt-lii t i n l tin- i ir s t n f its
lliri'iili-iin l ht-a\ v blown
at
tin- Stii-/, ('iiiiiil ibfi-tmt-N.
iii'iltiin i liiiniu-ti
n block><l,
I i, lull iiili.l Syria uml
III- IHIsslell lu tin I s (S i„ 1
dipJoiiMtlir uluI M-, i.,l
||, n ,11 i * ' limn,n iinliij. de, lining them
|- n,m% eiiiipMd In iilnry uml pIS
,||s| 11-5 Ull s|kl|,IU, Ills Willi
leiilinl spi Inglu hi .Is lor llU loi’a
tellur Mcriellll \ ll.llul-l
l< k
Member of the llrili-di I'a ilu
nil-lit. Col
JoMah
Writgewuu.
tells re|„,lli r-. Ill S, l in k tlu.l
the new ml ■--uidmului, „ lo
inking rnre nf
-nnie
*<l
Wedgewiind gland, lublli'n
had e mure fursurd.luoking at*
tltudr:
“ IDs widow, aunt 24. lives nt
7 Elm Street, ha- every jjmilifl.
callon fur a gutd wife and yearns
lu be comforted
Another New Krigland man*
clildrrn told hlr woeful tale in
poetic vein:
“ Ms loved Pa, r „ luved wo
men.
"Me caught
with two in
swlmmlu'
"Here lie. Pa
Th* cod# of Hie Old West is
portrayed In the .ingle line un
a rough, natural rock gravestone
found In Cripple Creek, Colo.:
"H e called till! Smith a Her.'
And from a wooden slab un a
dusty West Trias plain:
“ Boots are my pillow, sod my
cover. In peace, I sleep.
A 18th century Isas tiered her
sorrowa to the world In the inocriplJon:
- "Tho wedding day decided
"Th* wedding wine provided.
'But #r* the day had como
along
'He'd drunk it up, and die
Ilit
lirih-fi li* * i un" r<‘port©4
-inii i f i tin' N>Miin e on nt uml
ull * lgi«- IVk41Mu( rr| I til1 jtlTo tlOUl'
U S0 Organization
F o r C i t y Drive
Almost Complete
llraclsluiw To
Name
County W o r k e r s
In Next Few Days
O l gfiftmtiion
Inking r um
fur tliu tF »v* nf flu ( nil(iI y l hi
t©if Srivirr pi Mint I m»Xt m i i
i»I tl \liri lli'tt tliiggU wiih OUW
fit ii I
I'll* 'llirlslhll J44ft lit
M‘JM)I l©ri
|[•,ni mi lei 1 1 ■1 1 111
liM'ips Jtlremfy
liiiii Nlippi i| mlti aSyi in, irniny of
tIh jm •ii'gm ♦ *1
gi vh uml
jim
ifi'Wirth rrfu-
nt hi I'h iimutuiriMl
and
itinpuig ||k«‘ H'lMllldn
Mildirrs
tlblbl ft nil I tic to. 14f 1_
Fgv|.t li-ii tl Syria Jit "(icrHl>l H .m i . |'l» d
1cl l ll r v "
nlid
hraku ii 1 mil 11 talc and other
1 1 iut 141 tl to
a d Ii
i h«
inro^y
t-1each uuudritc vckTi r day Mil. tfl
b U. r rIi
Kiryphati ♦ul. i ll i t r©♦gf* d
Tire i iiliim-t l I'sigiUiI itrfi under
m’
* me
f-r*r
11
g m e i rnneni
of
lifi'l l*«*n- "in v ia-vh. nf the |iroI’ltf
gl'HVe
f in tmibtufli ew*'
< anio
I'llui« i'll!Iv ii*- itn ni gent im Mtoiiio
ifitd hv the lifiprnMth 'ri A * IN
ui>
limn hi lu.** Un Mi dili r«
III fttil'll' is III*.
f in*ti lulligerrnt
it
Mrilmii
|i r*tt uil ) Kie l a new
inhrnltd
lu
m rs t
Mi.. t if. mjiml vtuuil d h. formed
HI1)4t pH tim r,
ti -1M
i 4 HfHlei tl ii
|i( *4>a*tl»l /
ilu • II* i'll IV 1‘it. tw.
t • •«g 11'• 1H fits SuMill 1 (uirtV
1i. V i. 1l\ till.* V'.lit HI guvernf.lli.t
HI- >1 id f i" III llx
ill 111 a.I
It. '•'ll" "1 |»f «'|»U1111l’ ft *'|djii» nf
Mg.HU
ill 1i" 11' *
V11'HI.
44fid*’
1 i* H. h .1. -.. ll d< 1.ill-. r a, MircngHu n. d to lM. IS.!la III 1 •.( ilu- A r
i.Hl lu Is. sill mg cfiuugli
»'
hull t.ill V 41tl\ uM.i mptt’.l in
Wmtn.il (lull, I *11* l f ’luli, I 'g i ' o i
AnxdiHfV mol ihr lufjil ( n’ ludir
fgllHlZM
head* nf i hr *ti
uigum/u'imim hn
h « v*■ lit t il
ai>pMijit< d nm M m H l> I’ m ©
111II)■ Jlfnl Ml
.1 (i I'j.M. r .nil lo
>nt li* W'tiiNli* I ’hih mid
Mi
I f Muff In t e|lf ii -i fil the
Cto lilt'll! •-! g ll II! /111il'ffI
'f h* |u • pet I htotto fm ihr rum
f>Hi| t' In I|«i I *41' olfiiusl i f a* 1v ,
Mi Hfxd h.iw wind, nnd ihe It I
4.f |hi * lunnU'V " f ( Mliiim rrr find
(he v 1 1%>aI it <fI A . m> . iim d in Ihili
rn i ni -!i »vv* , t%ill In 4 nipln v< d in
tuiivit lli. . 1 1 > mid ibi.nl>
Puhlie Thanked Hy
UeRiNlration Heads
(alt#m*’ ||t
1"hir ut H ,,r1.f 1)1
1•* iH l *.rr.l*» 1 !-1l».| Stlft«*N
tt (
Leahy
VruI>14 '-ill- u w ,ill' HIt h
i "Ui Is 1 M il » iih M tl hid
Mcnrl
|t*r a
■Hiiiu
it
tnl1
1
1
*vk.it
I’ll' ......- 1
t4l<• IIH'lll •Ul 1 i .. in . ■ h* w "colIlls. U ul lull ’ to il h f H"f tuuny and
Mu ♦. llli- t il IH 1, Hull ill icnshiiii
1mil. Ml IIug Hb■ U l l 1nr uf qu« ©•
|,i^ tolll. ti r,. .1*\ •1 at *‘ hitvc jiut
i*t off iciftl
lu MiirvhJil IV lain
-h l. i.at «d ii* ii* -t.
1■1iai( (n tllllt
-i*l v luivn
u
it
1
r
i
1
tu
tl
1ae i lull 11
it 1d uli huh. tt t<Ul <Mi. Kr«*iuh
w« ' A f 11.(th .ut i ton•- lAatlJCll
I'ivu Iah'uI IOIIh
PiiHKud Hy Senate
I v.
|*|||s I.f i nhhi.sly n|»*
11mum’
wrut
I |uuu t| hy
tluI liima'I, flu Si'iiiih ' t.nUy, tii»“ A»<». Uilcd I’riwto » ' I *t!lid rthhi'u m>
fai Iru d I It*' Srtlifi fd I |l' I Mtil
thu hi cmMi tt' touufd i' liMiigf' till
n i y fhurli'i. un<dlur pcrmiU ft
Ito.t mill levy f t a ( ’miuly hotl»1 1ai| fluid, ii third itII.iwn (he
Cmiiity ta um* a |»h«d“ graphic f ©runhng iri^trunniit, another hi#tlit*i iti<* iht* rmiiity
lu
I|P
IlfiO.lMri) if) timipital liifiiU, HIM
th« fifth permit# a one and on*IikIf mill levy for putllcity.
K,I w hi -I J Nelsun, Jl , i,n,l .1
N, l-illuii. , u chairman uf «,,,
Hut, ,left usi ii-gislralion m H, •>,
1 1 1 ,,I, CiMiiily,
linlay
i-»prr»si,l
tlllll llisllkr, lu Itiu vulullteertliruuglioul |)„. njunly who asl*l*,l ul the legmlrallnn plans,
an,I to lhe iiereuna w),utuini-,1
out lu fill Ihe (|uralioniialr*s.
11,'gisliiitloii was hundlril
m
effiriciil manner et
every
place.'' the rhaimu-n comment
Ini, "and much pralae is due the
a ,
workers. Wo also want to thank
ttuis,- |H-isons who
look
time
WASHINGTON, June 6.—( f l
from their affair* to sign the — Secretory Hlimaon said
that th* pruperty aeisure powers
blanks."
Property Seizure
Powers Are Urged
Th- registration office in the
I Sydney."
on
First
wage epitaph eaye WoodruffBuilding
Street, which waa to have re
mained open tha reel of this
weak, will be closed tomorrow at
•:00 o'clock, Mr. Nalson said, fol
lowing orders from tha Stale De
fense Council to conclude regis
tration by tomorrow.
All Information received In th*
wlU to kept confU
Nelson stated. They
will to pkgMl hi • took vonlt
••9pm«
■-r '
win nun liiMi h< Htiiki ut F uI^hl mi . ) \r1 1 it jiii.f Egypt.
mm
It ban Item Lnowo fm some
time that lit onlri '•» plnn rffi-clively for the hoiming of uny
nildiiloiiul trmipM mnde nocituaary
by changing wtuld condition*. Ih»
Army has lierti ^iirveytng pusni
lib* site h for 2x new caitioTi
merits, f ’ongres* uIready pruvid
f^i 9 1 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 ftii such prelim
inary w*»ik in ho effort lo avoid
the high cost and '"UtakoN en
countered in the uiiginai progium
which cost in the neigliberbo ill
of 1 8 0 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0
National Attention Focused On
Hobby O f Stanford Man s Brother
Afli-rniHin m-Wh|iH|o-rs ull over
irir United Klulrs tin* wi-f-l, ere
The Townscml Club will m<. t riurlvltig ft mil ll»- A ,wH‘ i* led
tonight at 8:00 o'clock ul I li. l‘r,-su un ertlcli- ul-.ut |lr Kebrrl
Court House.
H. MeCislin, |>s>t„r „r the Hcc'•Iid 1‘ti-sbyli-rlsn Uhurrh of Mrml-hls,
Tenn,. an,I h,,-lhrr of Dr.
The regular met*tinn iif Tn>
lor Commamlery No UX Knigl.u HerU-rt It. Mrfaslln ul Hanford.
Title,I "I'ras to hla llashrs, Ihr
Templar, will te hr),I at tin- M»
sonic Temple
Friday
niglil u' Epitaph nf it ( 'iHik/' the fctotur©
ta mailed out lo A.I’, mrmlwr pa.
8:00 o'clock.
I'"'" Dr. MrUaslln visile.) Hanford
recently, coming lirrr lo atL-nd
Marriage lln-nsca w«-n- luu- I <hi- funrral of Ida mother.
yesterday at tho Court il<>usr iTho article Is us follows:
Seymour O. Skoblow end M>-Dr. Robert If.
Mvltoslin col
Marl* Carlamagno, and to Umn-- lects men's jeala with death.
T t m b and Mlaa Louise HlsJr, nil
Dr. MrCaslin,
pastor of the
M Orlando.
(
Second Presbyterian Church in
Memphis, Tcnn., has several not*,
books filled with about 2.000 un.
A building perm It was issued u*
epitaphs from all uver the
aw City Han yvsterday tu Ar usual
world.
tour Handaraon to build a tw<>
The strange hobby started when
rwm addition on a building •>»
Woat Flftaenth Street, betwmn hr waa walking through a vil
lage churchyard In middle Ten
MangohUlna on © Oleander Av,
i>ci*e* year* ago. Tbo villager
n « v at ■ coat •/ t<00. .
with him pointed to four tomb
stone* in a row, and said:
T v * had four wive* to dio.
m w os tot swiiumlng pur.
Um City Recreation Depart- Now I’m living wltL my fifth.
On each of tbo (our stones was
will leave tbo playgiuund,
■ Sanford 0 rammer Sri/wl. tha asm* verse:
"Another link b broken In
lUy at I M o'riock temur
itirn ain and will return el
•>00 a dock, Mlaa Eleanor
15.1100 Nazi Troops,
DiHRruiNed, Ent e r
Syria, Turks Say
f.
eskeil for the President are need*
ed to relltvs machine tool bottle- <
necks, aluminum shortages and
German patent controls on vital
defense processes and should s d
be delayed Vv any "frtvolou* ob
jections' ta Congress.
Earlier Senator George, acting
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By
Jack
>f ! « • ■ : 1
Chuck
AuertQ
OUSnAlt. N.
(B partal)—P lteW r
Sr
Mat August
Ruiis Gauntlet
Pitcher Staff
d Bnda With Self
rliitg C o n t e s t
idere to Come
>This Evening
Players Getting
al With Shift[ Infield Posts
snferd went down 18-0 and
to Dsytona yesterday as Ray
ten startrd each tilt and we*
IIted with each loss. Almost
rr man on the Semirote team
late the game ac each of the
rad ateff was riven the nod
Ing the twin bill.
•night Leesburg Journeys ben
Attempt to twangs a double
ter defeat suffered Inst wsetu
, Bil| Daugterty will probnb.
r»t the pitching assignment.
■ssr.csssr w a
•boristep position and was
Hted with seven putoute and
* assists during Iho lure cone, Including two double plays,
wn more player* a ri trying
fa r a position on tho team
I -Wild BIT Cologne, left
ded pitcher from Ft. Laudtr*
l and Payne, a Loafwood boj
r baa lean playing for StcL
J; ‘
,
fa Sanford player gut
• cue hit during (he games bu*.
led Dtlfhto, new third eheker,
to out of ble slump to hit a
Me In tie opener and a »ln*
Hrrdman„ef
Booth, rf ....
MrlUtwr. if
Wslbenr, H
aijlc.plc, tb
Kettles, e ..
Dflflne, 8b
Ashton, p „
Clrk, p !L *
LITY FLOWERS
A th te ^
A t t M Uses of jriolng the B*mIm Im last year. aR j was one of
the best Bern!-pro hnrlen in Fler(da..and his recent tw oJJt vie.
to rt, dear ..Octta l a a sample of
»M I tee can do with reasonable
5 AaAO 1b HdOVi lOUT
a o u ty
Hisrllnr out last
GOLF SUMMEK
S a n fo r d
Summer In
M
TOTALS
INA BEACH
S m m a la the oemlpps CentHI
Humphrey, lb
Tefft, If — ...
Tbeard, si ..........
1
Simmons, e ----B
Tblerolf. p ............. „ ...(
Coat, 8b — -----— ..I
O S S
1 7
0
8 0 0
1 0 0
PUV-A6 PATH THE OifcteriOuUM
0AAW18 LAST yWAR, AlM o MAS
E rrors;
McRsney, l a Valley,
Hnrdmsn >, W alberg.
F W rp Oi me au-nct fbwiRe.
TUitto BASE fbfrf CPIUIC SbtnHesri
Runs batted in; Jusrsyfc A
Humphreys 2, Tblerolf, lavlene,
Carroll, 8, Cost. Two bast nlta,
Delflne, Jutcsvk, Cost. Sacrifice,
Carroll. Double play. Gillespie
unasalt (edit Glrk, Walberg and
LaValleyt Belbefg and LaVelley.
Left on bases, Sanford 7; Dsytonn
Bench B. Base on Intis, off Glrk
4| Thlerolf 2. Struck out, by
Ashton 1 Innlnv2.(un-4nOAOD
Ashton 1, Thlerolf 0; Kirk I.
lilts, off As! ton 0 In 1 Inning
(out In second). lilt by pitcher
bv Glrk (Te fft). Wild pitches,
Glrk 2. Passed balls. Kettles,
losing pitcher. Ashton. Umpires.
Morgan end Hummer. Time of
C*me 2:01.
SECOND GAMB
SAN FORD
ab h o a
laraley, lb .............. 3 1 4 0
Hardman, cf ............ ...3 1 4 0
Booth, rf e ..........- .... 9 0 8 0
MrRaney, If
_
4 0
1 0
Oil triple. 2b ____ . . J 0 0 1
Ketllea, e -----------2 1 0 0
Walberg, ae - — .........2 1 S 0
Dslflno, 3b . ................3 1 D 1
AWSCtATieuJb AIL ROtATKAM
DAYTONA BEACH
Humphreys lb
Tefft, I f ____
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Bt. Augustins
Gainesville ...
18 28 .3»1
Ocala —................ 17 IP .870
Sanford ..........
16 I I ,lt4
RESULTS YEITRRDAY
DaLand ',*0. Onun.:o 0-0.
Bt. Augustine 7-1, GeinesvOle 2*3
Leesburg 114, Ocala 4-10. .
Daytona Beach 13-7, Sanford 0*2
GAMES TODAY
Orlande at Getnesvllle
Leesburgat Sanford
Daytona Beach at Ocala
S t Augustin* at DeLand____
Coat, tf.
............. l ” o 8 0
Gray, p
...... .3 1 0 0
TOTALS ____ - 87 » I I 3
Sanford ................ 000 110 0 - 8
Daytona Beach ...... 108 880 a—7
Runs; Hardiran. Daugherty,
Tefft 8 Carroll, Custa, Tbeard 2,
Gray. : t '
.
Errorsi Kettles, Tbeard, Daugh.
Hun* batted In: Csrroll, Baawyk, Delflno, Gray, Cost, Hum.
nhrvys. Two base kite, kattlea,
Delflno, Costa. Three base hit,
Gray. Btolen bases, LaValley 3,
sfft t Carroll, Hardman, Mesney. Sacrifices, Cost. Double
plays, TUard, OeaU. and Horn*
nhrrys. Left on b*se», Hanford
B| Daytona Beach t. Base* on
tails, off Gray 3t Asp ten E
Struck out. Imp Ashton ♦[ Gray
8t Jones I. Hite off A«hton J
in 4 innings- Wild pitches Ash.
ten. Pssseo balls, Kettles. Losing
plichsr, Ashton. Umplraa, Hommrr and Morgan. Tims of gams,
1:80.
{
Receive Diplomas
With High Honors
GAINESVILLE. June I — (flp*.
rial)—Fifteen of the University
of Florida graduates will receive
their degrees Monday night -with
high honors" \ and 44 will be
graduated "wHh honors."
To get "henor" degrees students
must show sxrellenca In scholar*
ship, while to get -high honor''
degrees, they must do superior
work beyond the -requirements of
the regular academte program.-'"
High honor graduates r
• '*
Hugh T, Pettereen ■ahd Mahtlia Hughes VkUl GatnesvilMi
nnd, E, lit Breeler, PeMieeta, O.
M. Crulchflrid, Ml*ton, EdmtMd
D. Cashwall, Grove land/ George
W, Gilmer, HI, Tampa,
----------------- wan, N. r - 1
W. lingua. West Pain) Be,
W. Levi*, J r . Ocala, Ru
Peeples, Jr., TavsrvS, .J
Randall, Jr., ClMtvrater,;
JackeonvIlV
Scheibler, M
Honor grs
Richard J.
ward H, B<
tT.arke, Evert
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Today's Progress*
4:00 Baseball Source
0:05 UP New*
0:16 Howard and Ebclton
0:20 Bupper Hour
0:30 Your Town and Ours
7:00 Lets Pretend
7:30 Atlantis Snort* Reporter
7:36 Twilight Melodics
7:68 Twilight Melodies
7:65 Elmer Davie end the New*
6:00 Academy Award
8:30 Norman Beasley end
Florida Cowboys
9:00 Guy Lomtardo
8:30 Blsndte
10:00 Edwin C. Hill
10:10 Bob Trout
10:16 Danct'Orcbostra
11:00 Union Wen*, new*
11:06 Jody. Kcems Orchestra
11:80 Dance Orchestra '
-----------------------------
F A M I L Y _______ : —
It M
S
S t a le
S2L00
S I T U D B N T O ------------ -------------I S J O
Il« ateo took pert in the Inter,
•lata serlei with Roma, Cs., amt
after Cocos J u a loot the first two
names, he pitched the dab |o a
P-4 decision |n the final contest.
Ashton was a star of the New
Smyrna high team for three
years. During t(inl period the
usm won M games .white loslr.g
only sis. Bay was returned win
ner In every game he pitched, and
played in the outfield when he
was net due for slab duty.
He had one no4ilt game In hie
collection » r wine, two one-hit.
'ere end e half doten or more
iow wore victories. *
For4 the New Smyrna semi*
-m s. tie .Seminole youngster
tried his'hand at, eyery position
rcrept cauh. due to Injuries' of
other playert, lie was forced to
pinch lij tbp cptfistd for Hanford
In aeveral games last Summer
and snmpIteJ a JTB average In
H time* at bat.
The No. 1 ranking ptayrr on
hte high school lentils team, he
once won the city court chant*
Population density In the del
ta of the Nile River le l^Ut
persons to the square mile.
.1.
L A D IE S
forda, aeralpro kings e f G eo rg ia.
TOTALS
....... ...... 3# 17 *7 *4
Sanford . ___000 000 AtO— 0
Daytons Beach ...A ll 881 01a — I I
Buns: Humphreys 3, Tefft 8,
Is rlv ftie 2, Costa , Thead 2. filmmons, Thlcrolf.
FOB
M S N
semi-pro.Vbsmps of
.
— be- burled the only
fame Cocoa won Orem the Bu.
Coralf| rf
Jusctyk, Xb
Costs, 8b - __
V
Yearly Memberships
rear,
Lavlgne, ef
f Delivery, Ffctete 0148
BAGGETTS
jU y
n
not5>
b a.ni much
did
•m crttm ltr to show his wans,
■ though M was rod) ted with ona
J k t e ^ was umkfsdted during
iD d y , Champagne.
Mb Oln, Cordlnb. ole*
U l t-;>
C,
CAIRO. Egypt, Jun. V-4JPhCspt. Janus
and Mai.
Gerald Thamee of the United
June 2— Btatee marinae left fa r Maw Baa*
No ch.it'CO for ittsp c c lio i
<ffiMCt irtV» ij-'i*'
ToumcraW*. pragi
jrtiao
in Beasley and
Cfwboys
Of Europe
fast UrerRtea, ,
ttmlckor. Jr., Ed*
I, James Duncan
A. E m ; Jr., Dona
J. nod-Henning*
:rtea R. P, Brown*
ley,- Laura Ellen
:*r» A. Smith, o r.
N. Ofegory, ai
ten, Tampat C
Herbert A. li
Moore, and U<
Undo) Walter
H. Nunn, a n d ______
Jacksonville: Shir man
Miami Brash. William I
Jr., fimfiird, DeandL B
ry O, Wanntan, Miami t
Deane, Joseph llelu m an , Yf. K.
H ob.rU and Edwin J ; Waaaak,
G alntivlltet and, George W. Byrd.
3rj, end Lake W. Coleman, Pa*
•man of Courmg*
iry Lee Taylor
P New*
I Heme WHk Sally MarIter* from Britain
its Smith. 8 peak*
n E w
Also William K. Atwater, Chate
tahsochea, Jamas W. Deard*l*y,
Uewlsten.' Eugene H. Boyles, Llvf
Oak, IL unU S. Brawer, M arUana.
QUALITY WORKMANSHIP
AND SERVICE
iS'dL.’rih.Hd
Joplter,
ills Caacsrt »Or»W
S 10 M A G N O L IA A V S t t U k
TELEPH O N E M l
won Varieties’
— m^eniip 4.H-wwfcte—l
Electric Officials
O ne o f A m erica's truly fine
't c m i vwwrv
o w ip
e urin
s gni vota
jrira aoraepbiuw
�I
Sanford la The Only Central
Florida City Affording Kail, H I|liW » J(
And Water Tranaportatlon
SANFORD,
FLORIDA,
TUESDAY,
Begin Almoin am Salvage
NUMBER 231
Z ^ & B r it is h Ship
By Frank Knox D uring M ay Totals
Over
700,000Tons I
fhdnitry Must Help
Open During This
England A n d U .S .
Week To Receive Gain Sea Conti'S!,
Rest Of B la n k s .Nj^vy Official Says
Registration for civilian ’ de
fense In 8emtnola County will
probably hit the 18.000 m a r k well above previous expectation*
— Edward J. Nelson, Jr., and J ,
N. Clllnn. co-chairman, reported
today i t tho two-day period for
HASSEE. June
• Governor HoUam
•tax naacaament o
rant including the full ca*h
kluetfon of property, cleared
• ffrat major hurdle in the
buin today aa idmliwtni*
bn leaders finally .whipped
minority that goujrkt to deV action until tomorrow.
x -
His Measures Called “Socialistic'
(AJM)— D r f i u a
spemgng
Jme p H «• a new p**ct-time
kit* ft U7.Ma.Ma I i l l U>l
w » a and t* iut.Mt.TRi
60 Men Signed Brady, Leonardy
in County Home Introduce L o c a l
D efense F o r c e B i l l s In House
Mustering Of Com* County Would Be Al
pany Expected To lowed To Utilize
Be Held On Monday Premium On Roads
Approximately CO men have
algned for mem berthip In tho
Seminole County Home Defense
force and the unit la expected to
m '-ready to be mustered In ‘a t
h e m eeting next Monday night,
tough do men have signed,
t I* atflt R possibility j ef
M open for those who wish to
j u oil of tho men have not
token th eir physical examination.
Capt. *H arper aald he wished
lo make gloor th a t the men must
*(gn tha enlistm ent records and
take th e ir physical examination*
W o re they are mad* a member
o f-th e u n it.' Beroral men have
signed applications for member
ship but have not returned to
the meeting* to sign th* enllstment records o r 'b e assigned a
physical exam ination.' If these
tnem ben do not comply with the
regulation* before the time fo r
m ustering In the u n it they will
not become member* but will be
p u t on th* w aiting list.
. As toon aa th * unit has been
completed and all men mastered
value of th* bonds.
A fter the
cost .of tho refunding and sale
were deducted from th* premium,
121,113X0 remained. Th* House
bill would allow th* County to
lake this sum and us* It far
whatever road building It wished.
Mr. Brady Introduced House
BUI 1610 to regulate small loan
bustnMoe* In counties with a pop
ulation from 11530 to 11,140.
- Mr. Leonardy end Mr. Brady
Jointly Introduced House BIU 1811
confirming tho Issuance of the
refunding bonds by Seminole
County dated Jan. t . 1011, and In
cluding paym ent of the fiscal
agant foe to Leedy-W hetltr Comoto the fore* Uw etot* heed,
ly end Clyde C. Pierce, Inc. It
lesrtera will beu* equipment. A
custom sry fo r th* Legislature
to confirm ti n Issuance of such
fog th* forgo a
county hood*. It was explained.
H ough others
Uw waiting Bi
members drepp
JAYO tH S P E AKER
A speaker from th* Orlando
A ir Bate wlB ha heard a t the
meeting e f th* Junior Chamber of
Commerce a t th e Palma and
Ptnea R estaurant an tb* SenfordOrtando Highway tonight a t 7 JO
Part Gives Medals
brevery In fee* e f
sto starship Indies tee up.
In atad k * end atholaatie
the atolHy to had
Committee Named
For Music Award
Mrs. W alter L. Morgan and
the Rev. M artin J. Brum have
teen named member* of the com
m ittee f a r the Blolson .U n iw a lty
music Scholarship auditions. Mias
M argaret D arla, chairman, said
today.
Flan* are under way for
tha andiUen In the near future,
aha added.
Cam ps*Itien for the 9100 schol
arship to th e Sletaun School of
M ask le onen to «ny bey o r girl
Figure Is Near Mark
Set In Most Crit«
ical Month During
First World Wan
46th Attack On 1
Berlin Is Made j.
Nazis Assert World
Won’t Guess Long
As To N ext Move
of Seminole C ounty ore Tto b%
commended for their voluntary
reaction to Ih r rail for civilian
defense worker*. The
tu rnout
hn« been fine." Mr. Glllon cumm rnted th a t th r response of ne
groes also lias b rrn gooil.
Aa a m a n , tha bill, under a
• to v ulva rale*, wM th r e
a two-third* vote, o u t oh
ilr l aU o n y t tha m ajority
i to (ho mfrvorjttnkVn or, Col-
. wAaaiNdTON, J m
WABJIINOTON, Jun* 3 —(A>>
— Secretary Frank Knox demand
ed to d « a prodnrtlon ’miracle" of
Uw nation'* warxhlp building Induatry In order to assure the
TTnltia <State* and Britain com*
m asd of th t sea*.
"There can no longer be any
doubt," ,Knox said. " tin t thix war
will be determined by two thine*
— no, pne
th ird —a
successful
combination of *ra and air pow.
er."
Addressing
a conference of
ahip builder* Knox told them II
wa* up to them to are that
America
and
Britain
w rrr
uipped with the warmhip half
the combination nere»aary I tr
victory.
Tha United States, (purred by
the Blacarrk-llood *ea battle that
brought the European war lu the
new world'a front door, ye.ter.loy
■ped 'plaka for the protection of
Greenland.
While all activity concerning
defenae* of the huge Ire-rapped
Jaland were cloaked In military »*••
ervey, it waa understood that
step* to bolster the Island'* ram
parts were hastened
by
last
week'* lextenilon of British-Ger
man xJsrfaie lo th r
Danish
pl«* front the age of
18 up
streamed to reglatratlon place*
tn fill the blank*, rail* kept
coming (n to the co -chairm an'to
supply more questionnaires.
"W e're running out of form a,"
came word from the Cham ber
of Commerce, Chase and Com*
pany, Cronins Academy, the Farmera Market and other pointi.
Three limes Mr. Glllon carried
more blanks to Cronins Academy
and lo the State M arket. A vol
unteer worker from Oviedo cam*
in to get 400 more.
In Sanford, the
Merlwathar
atore and the W oodruff Build
ing were the placet of Hoayioat
registration, officials said. About
1800 blank* were signed a t theaa
two place* yesterday.
During the rem ainder of the
week, the office In the Wood
ru ff nulldlng on Flrat S treet
will rem ain open to receive the
nuestlonnalrea of thoae who took
them elsewhere to sign, Mr. Netaon nnnounced. Those who did
Th« U nited B ute* rrpo-tedly
not register yesterday or today etartod (sanding troop* lo Green
are asked to core* to this office land shortly a fter It took over the
nnd /III the blanks d u ring the raaponam llty of defending the fareal of tha week.
Aand A p r. 10. Tho protective
Award* to itu d rn ta of SrmiAn i-----LZ-** - - **—
s g r v s n w t sstth "ttpr Danish min nol*‘- High fleheel who excelled
g Itl ra n 1 . Ill probably not 1>* ister gave this country the light ' In
various activities during th.available until lb* end of tht lo establish s ir hate* and other school year just ended were ore
week, Mr Nelson Indicated. Ail naval and military facilities on aentrd last night at th r com
the o u e stlo rn a lrrt m ust first he Ihr island.
nirncrm eiil eirrclses at th r high
turned in. he explained. At At
school auditorium.
Inmonle Spring*, negroes will nol
Vernon Altman, a senior, wa*
—ris te r until
Wednesday and
given th* Peter 8rhaal trophy
Thuradav, nnd aomi delay I* ex
for being the most valuable fuot
pected In g etting blank* from
ball player.
Edward
Marshall,
other outlying points
In
the
T hr Florida B tatr Bank cele junior, won thr Colonial Daugn*
county.
ters of America medal for a p a
When th* questionnaire* havi brated Its second anniversary to triotic
essay Mi>* Olive C hap
been relum ed lo th* co-chair- day and shows an Increase In de man. a senior, won two medals,
m rn. th* n ext big took will bn posits from the original |C 0,000 the Baurrh and Lomb aw ard foi
classifying the registrants
ac In 1030 to the present I82S.- th r highest grade In sciences, and
McNair
cording to the rspaeltlee which 000, President M. O
th* Dr. E. 1J. Mobley arholarthev listed, and determ ining their said today,
Th* hank started with three •hlp medal. All th*** awards
usefulness to ih* Bemlnol* Coun
were presented by T W. Is w
ty Defense Council in time of men nnd now employ* seven. It ton. superintendent of school* In
emergency. Thl* will begin
•* wa* started Utroujgh the efforts Seminole County
soon a* certification fo r NVA of W. L Cooper, real estate ond
Edward Marshall also won the
Randall
labor can be received from thr Insurance agent, and
Chase of C hats and Company, Daughter* o | the American Revo
government.
.
history award, presented
R egistration proceed ad smooth who distributed stock In the bunk lution
by Mrs. W, L. Henley. Mis*
to 60 shareholders.
I P s s l l s a iC
m s Wow* T i r o )
Chapman and
Edwin Branan
were given the American Legion
cltlienahlp award, by Joel Fields
and E C. Smith.
Three atudrnl*, Miss Natalie
T rue and Mis* Grace Sebrce,
seniors, and Miss Miriam Hnrlr,
a Junior, were given the Elks
The Rev. M artin J. Bram ha* velopinrnt of
■ strong, virile patriotic essay contest aw ard by
Father J. J. Kellaghan
been selected a t chairm an of th* clean Army."
A t fa r a* possible, Mr. Brad
Th* commencement program
speakers committee o f tji* Bern.
shaw
commented, member * 1- opened wllh
th r
processional,
Inole County division of tho Uni ganltallon* will strlvo for a comIh* march front ''A lda," by Vedted Service O rganisation end will
eublect to such dl, played by the high school or
appear a t the KIwan la sad H on. variatW ai as local
I
resource* and chestra. Th* Rev W. P Buhrman
Clubs tomorrow to describe th* needs suggtet.
gave the Invocation, and the sen
------ of Uw group,
------- Charles
work
ChariooE. E.
The con te m p ___ _
_........ . ior* sang the class song.
Bradshaw, county chairm en, an. be clararttrlx * d a* follow*, he
A fter Ihr rommsncemenl ad
nounced today.
■old: >
dress hy th r Rev. Milton
B.
Purpose of tha United Servlc?
L Religious sanrlee* for Ihoto Racked, Ihe Glre Club, under
Organisation will bo te provide of d ltfere al faiths, In ct-operation th* direction of Miss Dorothy
service* not ottw rw k* available with th* chaplains In camp and Sanford, sang
the
“ Cherubim
In the com muni tie* n ear earn pi with th* churches In tb* com Song"
by
Bortnlansky.
Next
end defenae ladnstriss, where the munity,
came aw arding of honors, and
young men end wo ppm e f the
S. Counsel and guidance In cov th* presentation of diplomas by
m ilitary and d efeats groeps spend ering Uw full rang* ef persons! O. E. McKay, principal. Th*
problem*.
senior class sang a “ Farew ell
3. Social
events.
Including Song,” which waa followed by a
dance*, In e*-operation with mo benediction by F ather J . J. Eel
ral* end recreation tffk c ra , pro- laghan. The high school orches
tra closed the exerclcr* with thr
"W ar March,’’ by Mendelssohn
Two of th r DR graduate* cams
from Camp Blandlng to raeeivt
th eir diplomas. They were John
J . David and A mo* R, Jones
Member* of th* National Q u i d
whan It w ai called Into service
tho two bova were In tha flral
cam aater of their senior year
U nder n special ruling o f the
■tot* D epartm ent of Public In
f r a c tio n , they
received
th eir
diploma* la s t night on tho -heal*
of their firs t sem ester's work.
A nother graduating
senior.
William W. Kirtley, la In tha
Navy, nnd waa aw ardad h li dl-
ANKATTA. Turkey, Ja n e J.— ( V. !'.)—A Hmrn freighter*
flylnc «w**t(k> fTe** have
hren assigned lo earry G er.
man ironp* and heavy mill-'
•*ry equipment frhm itum anI»n port* to French Syria. It'
* « reported here today, fob
lowing th r landing of 300.
men al
l-atahla Thuraday.
Strong Navi air force* txksed
al Ithadra and Aleppo would,
undrif ake to protrat the veaaria froiq a Ilrltlah altark.
The German atrategy waa
arid to he to ratabllsh a aoltd
rrlp on Northern Syria ao
the arm . and air force could
alrikr out In any of three direel Iona----- at |r**. Palestine,
or th r Ilrltlah lalanda of I ' j r p lua
3
Opportunity Still Awaits Today’s
Graduates, Sackett Tells Class
Awards Presented
To Students At
Commencement
Florida State Bank
Has 2nd Anniversary
Bram Made Chairman Of Speakers In
County United Service Organization
Eighty-*!* bnjr* «n<| girls rrgistrteil for the summer program i (
the City Kerrvatioo Depsrlmcnt
a t the gram m ar school play
ground on the opening day yc*tvr.
day, Mis* Eleanor Morrison, de
partm ent director, talil today.
Tram* and clubs w erj organ
ised and a swimming
party
planned for Friday aflatnuon.
Tomorrow afternoon the Junior
Seminole* are expected to meet
the Leesburg Junior teem In e
Baseball game her* with t i e con
te st played a t the
recreation off tb* plat
departm ent diamond on the lake- hours It Is cl
front.
said.
The swimming p arty Friday
will be held a t Baalando Springs
and special rates have been nrcan gad for the group. Th* recrea’ will f urulah
th* springs,
Id
4
fMtcnJjiy w rtt
Psddle Tennis
and Advanced
s
\
�The volantary registration at all civilian. In U* Undr
iltnc defense work la not Intended tf> ci*™th«r U calcolated W pr*P«re w*C»f
eed Of confused effort In a laat mln^W
t .triio can do what,
need many, never arlae when our local
B ra n d y ,
C hampagn e
w g u fM te S S M b
Fim D«I|WFi • FWn 0140
civilian, will have
worse come*.to, 1w
o
„
- __ ____ ... „-P„
ahead of (inle and were not caught happing aa 00 Mi
people. In dtfier eountrie. have been.
F
. . . h------ |jjr
"** L *
tlona,
much
time might be saved u some auflddn need
aroae.___
One . can well
“ Imagine what
~ utter confusion
‘ wouliM
ensue If no co-ordinated plan had been worked out for
such a contingency as bombing attacks on this country or
of ■actual. Invasion Itself,
To real lie this, alhwi-hUve to do Is to remember how
the chrllian population of prance was caught in the sud
den and unexpected onrush of tho German army and hoW
the hysterical effort of the people to flee before the inv*defa made the defense of the country almost impossible.
If francs had worked out a scheme In advance Ih
which.every citizen had a particular duty to perftiftti In
tho event of attach all the hideous confusion that followed
would hava been avoided, francs offered a typical examle of how important It is In modem warfare to organize
lie people at noma and what happens to a nation which
neglects this phase and .trusts to luck.
We art ao fa r removed from, .conflict at th. present
time that many panona might feel the whole .scheme ie
ybfXOWlNQ
JESUS
-------- --------... B. ye ■My. but by every expertenee of the present conflict, and
to another, tender-heart
in g otis .n o th er even a* by every report of the staytUng speed with which the tide
C hrist's aake hath fur- of war is running* this country cannot move too Quickly
1,— Ephesians 4:32.
or too thoroughly in any effort, for, the common welfare.
ilfM g f lr
•f
*.y. * "T***' iff*r.‘-‘4 ■• ■ '■
f
AIRMAN DBAO
m the London Time*)
taro, there you lie, your
' done.
nlog falls. And not* your
M . the eun
whom you uaed to play,
aw many a happy day,
tea down tho aky to klta your
o n b t oyta,
SBlng our ahrouded
h e a rt,
with golden memorlea.
,w |U ‘ not mourn ou, Richard,
you wore young
L sw ift sod tall, S Paladin
t guardian few, your'peer*:
0 flow too high for I r a n
lived SO If Illumined, in o
|jM
|i
•IW ergetfuIneia—O land of
M ill deairol
RALPH PURSE.
W EEP NOT
i(m Tho Lantern)
some on a morning iky
er. for all the bitter
eltida whereon they die.
Bite with Ite ancient
ir down a thlatlo blow*
a moment'* revtry
th e dream . beyond the
i * to Inatont poetry.
S a v in g
B fcL A l
Boyer
r- 4l,j\ «»•>
It seems to us, in view, of the official warning that
we are facing a.serious poiver •hortage,
' _ . proper atepe
could be taken, nqw without
inconvenience to the pf>&He wh|ch tgould conserve In
imal| degree our poWer resources. By utilising the i
gnt hours for our active
work day, much electric ci
t^could be saved gnd diisacola Journal polbte out
that “by the simple expedlei of going on dayilgpt aavInga time throughout the Ur d States, as suggsited by
Secrotary of the Interior Ksj LIckes, a large voluma of
power now uaed for hon>e l ting and for office work
would be uved and could be
rued Into channels tor op■ration of aluminum and oth
.
national defense factories,
"Norihweat f Vlorida
‘____
2 ______
_ aval] Itself of He
could
eaally
earlier sunrises during the summer by
b starting work at
least one hour earlier and cloeii offices and store* an
hour earlier. This would mean 1
dowa could be turned off an. not
would retire an hour earlier.* In _
__
hour of power consumption would ba slved and this no
doubt would amount to much more than can be saved by
cutting off a home light h en and an ornamental park
there. If necessary, city park lighting could be cur.
tailed nlao and would be an additional aavlng. or ahuw
w*ndojV lighting, could be stopped end save even more.
___ 'Tho l»wer »hortego Is a,WlqUa'problem 4attd .It. niay
grow
worse. mThe.
public must
be made
to realize
its sere
I n ilO A f e s a a U J
.a l —
t_
... .
Ikl
.
at th a t beauty wlthcrclh.
stone Will keep
utiro safe, beyond our
Christian Scientists Hear Plea For
Defense Of Democratic Government
fathered In annual m attin g yee»rday In Beaton w ere called up
on by The
Christian* Science
board o f director, to ceneeereio
thOmeeleoe to tho defense of the
democratic eyetem of governm ent
to tho boat hum an Instrum ent for
preserving the basic rights of
mankind to “ life, liberty, and the
p u rsu it of hopplneea."
In th u s definitely allying thl*
world-wide religious
movement
w ith the defender, of democra
cy everywhere, the director! etaled th a t It was their conviction
th a t If social and political free
dom li to bo preoerved ’’donio-
b n aCtherlne Robinson. i
35w#d.
iW*d w ith certain Inalienable
pita, am ong w bkh pro life,
•Orly and the pureult of hopn ftr* "
-■
C etitinblng tho directors soldi
The proaervatlon and Incorporuih o f thoou fundam ental ole-,
kwta of..tvuu democracy in the
AM la w .o f every nation la a
U*o to which all C hrbtlan* era
o rally committed, end which wo
> ChrbU an S e ie n tb u o re Jofw ifild to dafeod.
"T h is c a n ts. It m ust ha undarood, Is prim arily religious In
'pro w# may «*■
try .an Invadon
A tom , or tho
Awards. Presented
ilractrd drouth parrh- To Students At;
I and garden*, wouldd If wo hod S.ca&al Commencement,
north that would de1 our tinder-ground
_ (te stisiia r m s wan* o » i
Colbert, Erma Doudney, JosaJt If, O fflc b ff^ i
Mllien
Darden, Mar* Martha trouble hr toi
nolg. County fanner tho
f commenting on the Emertck. Edith Luc III. Oamlt,
:r ^ J sr a fr x »
& v j z s i j r x
*d RtatasT"
^rr^,
”
] "No ma'am." weald coma l b
fvyiy,
y*h Wat*'
••hod th* worker.
"In TaHehesae*/1, was the *U»poeoat answor. Thareaftor thb
__ sr^a.. s a w *
.
• *
*-a
» i
v
!
E
H
ot th e ir uatml C hristian
• lecture*. Elsew here the
ctureo proceeded w ithout In t.r-
t ■* 'i ’
■FLORIDA STATE RAN
of (to government, such natioi
comm|ta Ita cause to falluto, am
at the tamo Urn* provide# Ibi
means ffor ita ultim ata defool
light navlng tlmo they would ■
m ppinta to a get nomo of tho silly argurne
n Cypni*,.Syria, against it- In the past."
'
■"Tt la certain th a t there b no
h li'h tr, ^ o nobler poWer th a t coot
N bro u g h t to boar on this World
of o tiri than tho a * a e \ yun< lit.
■pfrwtlon .o f n o b b womanhood. T
nroy th a t yea girls will nave*
forget th a t yea have th e / H rgyr
to Inenfro and fnoble your m rti
and thwt jo t wm ua« t i n t holt
, H erb ert W, Beck, m anager o f
committee* on publication,
re
port ad th a t tho w ork h a . changed
Over the rourec of yaora from a
d ofenilre to a constructive, educatlonal nature. T ho n u m b e r, of
lntod attack* upon .C h rle tb n
bnco, ho ooid, hove decreased
land lit pbao thereof cnre/ul a tteaUoa le given to prom oting
.ter understanding ’ of this
»• by meen*
tho radio
and through the newspaper*.
. The departm ent of broncl
and nrnetltlonere
indicated
John Randall Dunn, i
above, U incoming prooldo
tho P in t Churea > of (
Scientist, In Boston, base-
ana-seem to be un.
. wo still have faith
mwmslon) ‘,'Olve u and wo believe if PreaJdenl ]
rupe and hell hang tion calling upon all of the A;
ilk remarked that he
a at much about It perteause he'd seen . rain,
not hated to hava Mo p
.up without knowing
word. HS told them:
bonoeebanlng, during which indU
vidual and notional aln, ‘tyvkSHp,
greed, self-will, an d lo it fo r pow
e r ‘a n bflng erongbt to tho sd jf a te o f wdVW thinking, rip* fir
destruction, And thaw- llu .' nr
Ulor than world civflUatlon, ora
[th#, th in g , th a t Will,' W de*
crmllc forma of government must
ho maintained."
The occasion for the stirring
massage of the directory was the
annual mooting of..thpr Mother,
U j^ d e p th of the deeper
your
preparation,
dw ira w n
above all th a t you will do your
boot to mdkd thlo world a plea
san ter piano tw o oao you barb
lived In H and worfeed Is t t an*
cording to tho boot o f youv abili
ty."
F o r the young woman graductea, R or. Sdckatt h id • afedtai
undoing."
ESITS
WSECOND
S ^A lM
I* ■ r Tr" ry
t h . director* also announced
the election of John Randolj
Dunn of Boston and ConUrville,
Mass., as president of the' M»
ther Uhurcn for tho On*p|n|
year. Th* chief duty of tho pro*.
Idout is to yroald* a t the sh<
hual mooting.
* ■ JTj
ly subm its to the people of Conti
• a t ihow lag deposits of over |8 0
I
The now president b tho ooa
of Jam ee Kandall D unn, loaf
Identified w ith tho U nited SU U t
Im migration Service. II* l« k n *
tiro of MotslUon, Ohio, Vocolw
lag his schooling (here and ’ la
B in rrapetoea a n d from nrivaU
tutor*. For a low y n it a .U .w a j
In th* service of tho govoanarirf
use o f religious freedom and
dividual salvation to which tho Selene*. He ba* served th b » i
rE R S A R
This Is A
Home-Owned Bang
• SteteMMRf Qf
'Florida Stote^Ba
V at. the deae ot budaem dim. 2, IMt
Federal
Brtty -Wmi JoycT Anna irtid.
A Flalarew
against lUoaovalt
la th* lost election
w mere ardeot Will-
Ujf Bran-
2mm:
.
7,400 .M
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A n d Personal Activities
A t Antlers Dance
RADIO:^NEWS
’
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WDBO
Honoring tha grad a s ting class
Today'* pragram a
of SCmbiol* High School, the 6:00 Baseball
A ntler Lodge entertained wtth a 6:08 UP NewsScores
i*wiw ii
dance last evening a t the A r 6:16 Youth News—NYA
m ory, with Glenn Brown and his 6:20 Supper Hour
orchestra furnishing music, Th* 6:46 Miracles and Melodies
,das* cotort of blue and gold 7:00^ Liberty Short Short ntor
w e n reflected throughout to the
decorations.
Them will be 108 student* of
7:16 Atlantic 8 port* Reporter
Among thoee
seen
dancing
TUESDAY
tin Ruth Gordon W right School
Melodies
E arl Rumbiey of P lant City were: Misses Ju n e N orth, Mary 7:25 Twilight Melm
o f W etley C la n of of D inring
7:45 Success and Why
presented
In the spent the weekend to Sanford Emma North, Lucy
RoumlAat.
th e Method let Chorch will meet
7:60 Music Room
with rtlatfvee and friends.
In e i Williams, Zoaa Mathews. 7:66 Bob Trout and the News
1" tho annex a t 8:00 P. M. for “Show Deluxe'* to be given on the
Dorothy Sanford. Nell Stew art, 8:00 W# the People
IU m a l a r bualnet* and eoelal •tage of the Rita T heater on
Mr. and Mra. U . J . Meeks left
w r i t l l f . There will eleo bo e Thursday evening a t 8.T5 o'clock. yesterday fo r FL Valley, Ga., Lois Caldwell, Madalyn T rutotk, 8:30 Invitation to Learning
Florence Wells, Ellse Hutchison
9:00 Glenn Miller
The latest in song and dance where they will remain during
hm a the M arjorie C ogburn E rm a Doudg rtu p will h* hoet- noveltlc* will be given by Ui* peach season.
0:18 United China Relief I’rog.
ney,
Lenora
W hkl don,
Jan e
ram , from Los Angeles
students a* well ae aoloe and en
Lloyd, K athryn W iggins, Helen 0:30 Address—Pres. Roosevelt
WEDNESDAY
Miss Ethel Palm ar «f Jackson- “Hutchison,
semble*.
Forty-eight
student*
lisabeth Pippin,
“
E llas'
‘ Jane 0:00 Eidwin C. Hill. News
■ The regular monthly luncheon
will* h at a rrire d th spend a week
o f th e Sanford Women'* Club from the Grammar School will bo with her parents, Mr. and Mra. R. Thigpen, B etty King, Jessie D ur 10:10 Console Reflection
den.
M
arguerite
Duncan,
Angus 10:16 Dance Orchestra
will* bo hold Wednesday with featured in "Ron** of Picardy,' J . Palmer.
■
ta Clause,
Dorothy
Mitchell, 10:30 Sammy Kaye Orchestra
a r t . J . G, P atten o n , Mra. J. E. forming the tackground scenery
Wiggins, Evelyn
Stowe 11:00 Linton Wells, new*
'W irier, Mr*. M. W. Deariso,
Mr. and M n. John L. Miller Mary
iwi Louise
liourau Perkins.
rrn in i.
1:06 Gu* Arnhclm Orchestra
dm. A. J . Pet*non, H n . B. B for the stage with their colorful hare moved from 611 W est F irst and,
Atso, Jewell Slaughter,
Es- 11:00 Ray Nob.e Orchestra
'
and l l r i . L. T. Dome a* costumes.
Street and are now residing a t 113 telle
H n rt, Dorothy Kader, N ate 11:66 Pres* Nrws
Im mediately following
Several professional stag* num Holly Avenue.
lie True, C atherine H urt, Ell*a- 12:00 Sign Off
m eeting the L iter bers will be Introduced, such a* a
beth
Whlgham, Susan
K lrtley,
atu re and Muaic Depart mill In will fa*t.strppliig
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Brown, who Ethel Root, Mary M artha EmerEleanor
Powell
moot in the club.
routine to be executed by Chris rm erly resided at i n West k k , Muriel Knox, B etty W rit,
’ Sewing eeaalona will continue tine Stoudcnmlre, and the fam eut Nlftfh Street, h ir e moved to the
Owen
Hayes,
Lillian
Walsh,
fd r the Kad Croea In th* Wo “Jail House Blue*" tap and tong Ran 'Lanta
i t a Apartment*.
B etts W athen, Helene
Tamm,
m an's Chib from 8:30 A. M. un. number, to be given by Nell Pow
Joyce Ann Whiddnn, Mary Lodge,
ComplimrniHir
Miss
Betty
U T i tl lO A. M. with Mr*. J . W. ell, long a favorite with aodience*.
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Frank Rabecca Lee, Ethel Riser, Bon
W rit, who W t this morning for
Hall epeo soring.
Beverly Rogers and William spent Sunday In Jacksonville nie Byrd and M artha W rig h t
Colinvbu*. Ga.. to make her future
.
_ THUBADAt
Poplin will be presented In an where they attainted th e M ention
Also, Shirley
Brown,
Mary homr, Mr»« Mary LotJjr* rn trrThe "Show Deluxe" of the pu- impersonation of Ginger Roger* Rowell wedding.
W
athen.
P
attv
Hodge,
Jariet
t t n t tint home on 1TD4 Went
glia r f B oth Gordon W right wilt and Fred A staire In a "Ballroom
of
W inter Twrntlath S tric t yratcnlay mornpresented on the stagp nf the Tap." Mary Grace Dora* w!T!
Lt. W. E. Baker ia 111 a t the Boyd, Ellse Allen
Park,
Mary
Moblrv.
of
Stetson
irtir,
follawlnc irrmituatlon j»rar*
R |ti T heater a t 8:16 P. AI.
j .ri sen t an advanced Spanish, tap. post hospital at tho Army Air
University, Stella Palte, of Kua* tier, with a
party.
The annuel piano rrcilul m mul Mary Elisabeth Daniel will Base
sc In Orlando, hi* friends will tis,
Mr. and Mrs. J. I* H urt,
Gladioli nrut nstrr* in bright
mpmoriam to M n. Fannie Sirm- •In a “ Beautiful Lady" tap num . be sorry to learn.
Mr. end Mra. Sanford Doudnoy, fttadtp ado* ned
th r
r«oimi tif
bridf* Munson will be presented tier.
by pupil* of tho Fannie S. Miiii Forming a party spending the Mr. and Mra. Norman Wedekind Ml** Lod^r'a homr for tho party
Dolores English will again bo
of
DeLand,
Mra.
Mac
Huddleston
0|H*n fa cod oanilw ichori. ettokir*
i Plano .School in tho Semi- ■.resented in her difficult aerobat weekend at Daytona Beach were
Hole High School auditorium nt ic dance and stunt routing which Mr. anil Mra. D. D, W atkins, of Jacksonville, 6fya, J. F. Ri and corA>cola* « c r t soivrd.
ser
end
Mrs.
J.
N.
Durden.
Those invitnd to he with tho
8 il8 o'clock, Tho public ij co r l as nmaxrtl other audience*. B et Mis* Maudr Ramsey, Mis* Doro
Also, Miller Williams, . Lyle hottoo« and host css w err;
dial!:
m y Invited.
ty Jane Co|M-land anil Mary Lou thy M arshall and John Courier.
Lathrop, Jimmy
Ingley,
Paul
Mb* Bid w rit Steven*. Ml**
The P. E. O.twill irw for the t'opcJaml * ill lie presented In
Hickson, Charles Park, H erald ITiyllU Smith, Mm* MtihH Krmx,
Bed Cross In tho Women's Club character sung end dance num
Hgt. Philip M. Vickery has a r 11*11. B. II.
Williams. Rosece Miss Cathcriin' H urt, Mia* E!ir.a*
from 2:00 P, M. until 4:00 P. M. ber*. the latter in a blackface rived front Camp Bland Ing to
Pippin, Mibb
Klitahcth
under tho epontonhip o f Mr*. act, “ Dapper D*n, from Dixie Spend a thrre-day leave with his Whitley, Elwyn Moody, Jlmntla kith
Terwllleger,
Duane
Tillls, Mac Whig ham,
llrlcno
Famn
8. 0 . 8hinhol*er.
Land.",
" • mother. Mra. Lillian Vickery, and
Cleveland,
Jr.,
Buddy
Angel.
M
itt
Bella
Wathen.
Mil*
Marv
Regular meeting of Sentinule
The ‘Goofus Family'- which de family.
W alter Haynes, Jr.. T. J. Drunl- Martha Kmerlok, Miai Nntnlu
C hapter Two, O. E. S. will btk lighted the audience In the recent
Marcia Proctor, Ml««
held in the Masonic Hall, at Ruth Gordon W right Revue, will
Leon Lawson arrived Thursday mond, McKay TnAock, E d g rr Trua, My**
Kader, Mias Ellen Mrri
7:80 P. M.
again be Imperaonated with Do- from New Orleans, La., where Bigger*. Cecil Mixon , Glenn Otf- Dorothy MU
b J cm Ip Durden, Mm*
FRIDAY
lbr** English, H arriet Brown and he had Just rrturped from Rio de ham, C lifford Proctor. Eugene
Member* of the Sanford Gar- W alter Graham a* tha characters. Janeiro, Brasil and Durnot AIre*. S t John, Alvin Odham, Shelton Krma Doudney, Mim Joyce* Ann
Whlddon
and
MIr> M argaret
Music will be furnished by Mrs. A rgentina, aboard the 9. S. Del-! llerdln. Jack H erring and Bar
S p en m .
Grace Dore' and Mrs. E. L. Brasil.
1 nard Harkey.
-------- f--------------------Also Franklin Branan. Boone#
Burdick, anil special lighting
equipment is being Installed by
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Rollins who Williams, Chris Thompson, B riar
the theater. The well trained ha* been visiting In Sanford H u r t Clarence Graham, AI S tin t
The II. F. Club, competed of students, elaborate costumes and le ft Sunday for Miami and Tam Jack G rant, David Catchall, Jack
pa*t matron*' of Seminole Chap. personality numbers should make pa where they will visit for a W oodruff, Tommy Cobb, F rank
Irr Two, Order of the E ailcm this one of
th*
outstanding while. They were accompanied by W oodruff, III, Jimmy McGowan,
Eddie
Beiltln, John Pope, “Phillip
—
....................
Uip
Star, held Ita annual "fried thick* "hows of th# season.
Edwritd Marshall.
IA P P T
B IR T H D A 1
Vickery. G ilrs
Chapmdn.
apmri
rn~ picnic and party at Sanlando
Virginia RnsebuJ Becorn
Hugh
L#sh#r,
Bab*
W
lluusoa
Spring* ou Saturday afternoon.
Mr.
and
Mr*.
Ja
m
ri
Bubers
of
den Club will sponsor th* aewEarn year tha club ha* a picnic ing session in the Woman’* Club Orlando entertained with a din Jo e McCaslln, W alter T um S r, KV xur. t f lu T iT r o t w r o r T ijr.
m x t r j e i m t a i . e m r i 'i r . t s
with the name menu: fried chick from PiSO A. M. until 11:80 A. ner part,' on Saturday evening Dick P k k e tt and Jamea H enri'
AND r u t . aKHIMH.St I HI 'T V .
en, fr*»h corn on the cob, toma- M. with the Asalea Circle in honoring Edward M idi oil who Cooper.
Alao
Lefty
Allm an,
J u te
toea, deaaert and a drink.
will leave Thursday for Camp
charge.
,
Tho** enjoying the party were:
Mr. Mitchell i* a Keyes, John Hall. Leo B utner
Camp bell-Lotting Post, Unit Bland Ing..
Jimm y Rldg*. Robert Rumbiey,
B ra. E. J. Routh, president Mra. 63, American l-egion Auxiliary form er resident of Sanford.
AI W allace, Bob Newman,i. w ra y
LaClalr IrwUi. Mra. R. W. T ur will gather in the Legion H ut for
ner. Mrs. J, 6 . Iluff, M n. R. F. Ita regular m eeting at 7 :30 P,
Mr. and Mra. F. R. Mitchell, Lang, Dick Brawn, W arren Ou.
ham.
Jim Riser, Jo* Douglate,
Crenahtw, Mra. E. C. H arper, M.
Mia* Alicia F o rtn rr and Edward
Drier) Farrell, Dub F.ppa, George
Mra. J . IE. Courier, Mr*. Glenn E.
MlHr hall of Urlando attended the E
k k , Chari** C. H urt. Jack Mor
McKay, Mr*I, A, K. Shoemaker,
MONDAY
dedication services of tho Meth
Mrs. R ,C.’ lMaxwell, Mra Bertha
Sewing scialons will eontln ue odist Church in Palatka Sunday. rison. Billy W ard, Cullen WrightJenkins, Mr*. O'Deal Croaby, Mra. In , the W oman's Club for the They ware dinner guests of Mr. Donald Jones, Bill W hite, Joe
Davis, Gen* Harrison. Tony Hud
B. C. Moore, Mrs. U M. T yrol Red Cross from 0:30 A. M. un* and Mra. Frank Goddard.
dleston and John Dunn.
and Mrs. Eugene Hlgglna ad Pa- til 11:30 A. M. with Mrs, Boi
Alao, Bruce Bolt, Jo* Cren
lath a.
1Tillls sponsoring.
Mr. and Mr*. R. W. T urner
had a i recent i l i l t g n a t th eir shaw, Douglas* 8tanstr4m , D"»
home on Park
Avenue,
U rt. Bishop, Don Swanson, Ralph
M yrtle W hltenet of Tam p*,. Mr*. B a r, ilJly E p ra, WMilan W ..i,
W. J . W hlU ner of Willie ton arid G ilbert B arrett. H enry Tatum,
Mr*. Hohn W hlUner and daugh- J r „ A uburn Burrell, Raymond
Next to being bom
to r, Cynthia Ann of CantraTlt Kader, John Adame, Bob Hickson.
with curly hair, wo
F.d Daniels. Howard B ottler. Bi|Vernon,
Bill
B ranan,
Fusiv I
thfnk tho lorlleat way
la hart it Jn—
r Mist Mildred
Ratliff arrived Moreland, Jo m m / F are. Geoiv. j
Saturday fram 8|etson University Andsraon, Claude Whiddnn. Jr I
in DeLand to apvnd the auramer Jimm ie Calhoun, Barnard Collin*.
M dntt* With her paregta, Mr. Ban Craw ford, Tommy Mere and
and lira . Thama* Ratliff. 8h* has K enneth Echols.
t (or g week, her room
Elisabeth Ford, of
10UIUNH BBAL, Society Editor
Social Calendar
108 Students Will
Have Part In Show
P cnaaais
Miss West Honored
Upon Her Departure
Annual Picnic Is
Held By H. F. Club
j:\rKP4 itu ,“ , m i o . i .
a
m
ROTitR t o m r.iiiT o tta
IN THE CXJ1TIT OK THH »n1|TN.
j u i x i n h u m in o m : i o u n t t ,
I U i IIIDA in I'llOIIATK.
tN HC: KHTATI! O f AI>.\ HOP*
Ul:KM MCMHMtfr l»er. U il
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notified «nd rei|mre.l |u prearnr
any cluiniN atnt <i* in iii>h u htcli
you. or eJIh'f of
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ida, nt * hi* of fit'*'* in the court
tniijae »if »Mld I'ulmM ml Snnlord,
PI nr 1.1n, wit Mu * _ in
iiilendnr
monthx from Mo- nmr i-f tit** fleet
putdfcaMnn <»f Mil- notice Hacli ,
• li'tii or 4|*mnnt1 -h.iU hi- in writ*
Ihk, an<l Rlmll -lute Mu plur** of
rraideiire ami pc*«t offire ttitfr**-*
of the claim *nt a I wlimll |.e
■worn to hi Mo- . 1,i 11hi.i n i, 1o*»
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rl.iim tn
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ORUM OF FtHMCAT10>.
To: FloOTD KtlifEKT HOUJDAY.
WhOBO IBBt k»OW»l |N)B| nine**
and mailing oddrt»fl «■ pait'eii.
larly aa la known lo plalniirr lx
Mattery n. ftrd Coast Artlll<r>
I AA)
Ft,
Amidor.
Panama
Cana) -impartnt*nt. Q u a r t y
Heiahln. Canal Eon*:
IT 1* QRDRRSD that you »ipIhh bill
' *■ of' romplBlnt
-Maill»#*r to ttik
hr re In on or bafof i the 7th <lsy of
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you.
IT IP ORPKItfSD that lhl» not>ra
I*# puMirihed onrf a week for four
ooTi**rntlv* weehn *n The Pnnford
Herald, h newepoper of aenrisl
rlrrulatlon. leaued In Kemtnnle
County, Klnrida.
WlTNKBft my hand and the • fai
of rhle t'ourt thte S da* <*f lurie
1*11
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Clerh of Ctrenft Churl
fly: A. Jd Week* i»v
i Wall er Hall.
Attorney nt IJIW.
Orlando Florida
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nf Aithur f t . M m rah Nil, dereawrd.
ihat -he filed her i*afH!on f.n IIhhI
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ti^ the lluniii Mbte ft VV Wai*
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Flnrida on the ilh iU i of Ji it
I4 11 for approval nf ►
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Htr • Male of A11run |( VIm -IinII
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i . o i .Dkn
MORNING SPECIALS
ru n :
BANANAS
4 lbs.
I'A l.iritN M % '
each
LOPES
%. MIX I II
21 or.
PICKLES
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Our •hop h u qualified according to the •xcepllonal
requirementa of Zdloc standard* andU • UC«uw4 Zadoa
thpf.
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SA N FO RD , X LA,
P H O N | »#«
Mp. t n l Mr*. Fred tlarrteon of
Sanford and
son*. dene and
Lawrence H arrison, of Columbue,
Ga., apoat Bund*/ In JacksonvUta w here they attended tha
wadding of their ton end broth
er, f M H arrU on, to Mtei Geneva
Rowell, a t t i e Bouth»ld«i B ap lltt
A m o n i thoee teen at Daytona
lark Sunday were Mr. and Mr*.
E. Rouraluat, Mr. and Mr*. E.
Doubly Pleasing,
. and Mr*. Watty Dleand Mr*. W. E. DodM artha Telford. MUe
Hamby, Mtaa K atherf, BQIy V lblm , H ln ry
d Leonard Croa*.
m i Pkl Has
A ? 8anlando
era Of Beta Hlgma Phi
onjoyod
a
swimming
I Bee lead# Spring* Bun*
n N i k A ahort buaUtee*
jran bald end plane made
aritOf the *Ut* convention
•M i a the Oaceola Hotel
Writ B te rh from Juno • to
Bob Hancock Wed
Mis* Haasl William*, dauahlr'
of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin William*
of Lab* Ctty, and Bob Hancock
67 this city, aon of William Hen
cock of In k s Ctty, were married
In the TYoebyterian Church in
f n k t City on Sunday moraine.
May Z6, with th* Rev. K F
Montgomery, pastor of the churrb
officiating l i th* pretence of 0 *
Immediate fam ilies of th* couple
Th# bride's only attendant *»*
her alater. Mra. Frank ftarrlsmi.
and beat man for the bridegroom
was F ran k H arrison, brolher in.
law of tho bride.
Mr*, tten to ek U a gradual* of
Ihe Columbia High School. Mi
flancocV also attended the I^ k r
u worth in trade on a Ford this year!
Ing a weddlpg trip to Deylons
Beach Mr. and Mrs. Haqeoak ire
‘
In size, the Ford is the biggest car
.11 passenger room in its price field.
engine is (lie only bight in its field*
In economy was proved again thii
) ear when it was first in its class for
In comfort, it offers a soft and quiet
g.n mileage in the official Gilmore-
ride that's new this year righc down
to a rigid new frame and long, soft
C>rand Canyon liconomy Run*
Your lo rd Dealer's certainly the
sjiringv'
man to talk trade with now!
A n y b o d y w ith a car to t r a d e w ill
find it smart to see bow much bis car
Its hydraulic brakes are bigger than
any other car's near its price. Its
hundred mem ben of the
from over the elate will
___________ :--------------------------- --------------------------------------
.1V<> VTi-ilc
mr
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�Refers, Three Ostdienr Used;
Triples With Bases Loaded
May Suspend Tilt
By Eddy Gilmore
NEWMARKET. England, Jan*
3—Here, fa r from London whom
O u r Ira II started horse racing
In the 16th century, the *Uge la
being art for the daddy of ra ta l,
the "darby."
Originally achednled Juno 0 at
Newbury, the claaalc era* aw Itch
ed here by the Jockey d a b and
the date changed to Ja n a 18. It
ran here lost
was run
last year.
Despite the war, excitem ent la
running high. This green tow n's
!.<nuttful hc-ith* are coming to
life again. Thousand* are expec
ted to attend.
Some
critic*—not
h'ewm arItctera—arc advocating calling off
the darby, b a t this I* highly un
likely.
Much of the color of the classic,
traditionally
run
at
Epsom
Downs, I* expected to be retained.
All talk of the probablo win
ner get* around eventually, to
Hun C attle, handled by the gen
tleman trainer, CapL 'Cecil Boyd11oekfort.
m tured th e longest kali
tb s season w ith th e SamAbUng aarsn infield and
balls. Though scoring
th e Angler* rated only
It ttCOpt lb* fh * t, ■lxtht
th and ninth and had eleven
era gam# up hi the fourth.
3d booomon RMc Gillespie
tod pitching in the seventh In.
r and held the opposition to
> one b it and on* run in hi*
and onoA linl fram es of hurl1
,,,
/
m fenf* flrat n m coma when
I bit a double and limped to
nd on an Infected to*. Booth
Ocala o t
Daytona
Beach
and g o t to third on a ilnglo by
Gillespie and bom* on a double
by F rtd Dtlflso,
In tbo .la th inning rally by the
Seminole* Gillespie led off with
n trip!* and came borne on an a r-
rteuicxzKGtfisH'
CASrtsFP
fcfnue PtiitAoeiOM
Atyievcs
WINES - GINS - LIQUORS
BILL’S PACKAGE STORE
ffttRtex IS SfirndMlw
On* thing that haa road#
great country la thin:
A m e ric a
a
Any tknn with the courage to eUrt
a new bualneee—or eell a better prod
uct at a better price—la free to do so.
compete for tu *
v^_by' advertising thf advantages
Advertising la one of the simplent nafeguarda1against monopoly.
It lets each man tell hie story—and
the public picks the winner.
The Sanford Herald
Classified Advertisements
COOK, MAID OR NVRSE-dsy’a
work er part Ume. Jan* Bradobey, 830 Bonfard Av*.
IIM PLYMOUTH I-door *odar>-
OT.ZIB LEE WILLIAMS, 1014 ,W.
l t t b fit., want* w ork of any
L Bagwell, Phone US,
NEAT, reliable colored
A-l recontmendaUena
ing offices or g»n
work. Call LUla, 11
Poet Go* Service
from poet OfTlee
Bella Glade,
Florida
lluyd.K orkfort probably 1* th e
heal known B ritish i tra in e r to
Am erican fans because o f th*
m any A m erican-ow ned horse* he
lie* train ed fo r events on thin
sklr.
In th e
I t year* prior to the
nri len t
wnr,
llnyd-(lockfort’*
horse* won puree* to ta lin g $4,-
W horter, Jackson, Conroy, Do
do, l a Valley, W nlbnnr * •. Douh]o play*. Pavllch to M eW horUr)
Girk to LaVallay. L o ft o a boars,
Leesburg IB, Hanford III.
on ball*, o ff Bloao 0, Dauglirrty 2, Glrk 1, Kona 3, O lllrj
le 2. Struck out by BIom 7.
augherty 2, Kane 1, Gilles
pie I, Hits, o ff D augherty in I
1-3 Inning* 3, o ff Jones In I
ball making a ihi tout and four as Inning 3: o ff Kan* In 1 Inning
sist* while playing second and B, o ff Glrk in 8 1-3 Innings <1
•trncknut one
man
and only Pasted ball*, Booth. Glrk.
walked one while on the mound.
H* held the Angler* to on* hit
An Oakland, Calif., resident
ond gave up only one run a i he has patented a trom bone with a
went In with a man on second foot treadla to operate th* alldr.
who scored on the hit. At the
plate he got ■ single and a triple
(0 score one of Hanford's runs.
LEESBURG
ah k o a
C ro at If
B 2 3 o
Qodo c f.....
7 3 2 0
Conroy 2b
0 4 3 0
Good as.... ................... 7 3 0 2
W hite r f ..........
« 3 t 0
MeW’r l b ..........
0 3 0 0
Jackson 3b.......
0 2 0 1
Pnvllrh r ...........
3 l) 0 2
Bloa* p.......... .........
0 0 0 3
Total* ............
r,2 20 27 8
SANFORD
•b h • a
La Valley lb .......
B I 7 0
H arden c f ...................... 6 3 0 0
Booth If r ............. 1 0 B 0
McRaney r f .............. 6
2 0 0
Ashton lf ...„ ........... . . 1 0
1 0
Gillespie 2b p____ . . . B 2 1 4
Delflno 3b
W alburg s
Daugherty
Jones p .....
Glrk p c 1
Kane p .—
K ettles c...
........ 31 1 1 1 7 9 I
Totals ___
. OBI 080 400—10
Laeaburg ..
.. ooo iob ooo— o
Sanford
Run, On
4, Godo a, ConWhlU, McWhortoC
roy t , Goa
Pavlloh 8, LaVnl, Booth, aitleaple,
-------- ... — i. Error*. Ashton,
JU8T PHONE t i l l
Conroy, Hardman Booth. Povllch,
Walburg 8, McRapay. Rant batS. H. ENGLISH
tad in, Groat I , Good 8 Jackson 8, Bio**, Qodo 4. Whit* 8,
GULF
SERVICE
Delflno, Conroy, L*Valley, MeRaney I. Two baa* hit*, Glrk,
STATION
Delflno, Good. Thro* bos* bit*. Caesar Pint St. A Preach Av*
Gad* 8, Jeekeen, Oilloopla, Me- _
PI TTSBURGH
PA I N I S
W ith A ll These New, Improved,
T ypical General T in Featarest
. h iw id N s ii M iiiA ti
!
• NIW SMOOTH-ROUJNR THAN
,
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• NIW IXTRA STIINRIN
M U iJ 'jl
• NIW SMART ITYIIN*
I 'A l f i
tmJi/srAougsnoN
o r A D IS E A S E L —
rpaotira w a l V
*
Sanford Paint
& Glass Co.
*: •
OP HOW MANY TiMKR
to y CAT04 if BSHOGC
Drive la today.Let us shuw you
why this Oansral eCm yom
t o more mileage, roJatv and
m Ucy than aay dra a< a*y
• NIW IASY RIDHM COWORT
tCTTA KETT
MISCELLANEOUS
'
• NIW SAFITY-OHP
TRACTION
■
o o w f TEU.ME
yaneGortrAflAsJ • r J
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LrsnfiBj/
ANDHffc
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By PAUL
BUOJOYXttC
\ t
TOAOI^L
WESSON AN
WOMAN* 7*7
N W S gm
a
■ K H tN /B
hchk
Mb
AND
Shawano Plantation
B
mono
(If
In the Evergtiuloa Mockland three crape a season
from Sept 1 to May 1.
Moat fartila land In U. 8i
Ditched, diked and pumped.
Ready for tin plow.. No
rocks, no tree*, level. Many
products profitably raised.
Good truck road to R. B.
and market nearby. Ran*
tai f 10.00 per acre. Drain*
age pumping at |3.00 par
acre. Write or visit
"Those
days n re
gone for
m fny, I nm o frnid," he snid. “ Ilut
I inuy have a n o th e r w inner here."
Ilritniii's ra re horses have had
th eir food rationed. T hey now
KtUff PrftMiA® N U I
■«»■■■«»if A■»VV
R E N T & FARM
1-12.411),
St&isc* eeawid*A
ViCWtPUMTPR iHMiS
to - ..-....-...—ooch
MACON, Oa^j Juno 8 - W V Unleaa frrahrnftv football player*
ora made eligible for varsity dote
Utia fall, Mervar U n tro n tty <may
he forced to abandon Intercollcf Ia te eompotitfoa f a r one .year.
Faced with the loan of aareral
o f their a ta r r*rally performer*
to Urn U. 8 . arm ed force*, Inclu
ding acat-back Scooted Yancey, it
baa become Incrcaalnkly evident
in roeent week* th a t Coach Bobby
Hooka will bo faced with a aeri.
oui problem.
C harles W. Hubbard, bm lneta
m anager Ot Merc*r, Informed Dr.
Spright Dowell, pretldent of the
faMtltatien, th a t a aeriou* finan
cial situation related In the athle
tic departmenL
“ We do not have available
enough boy* above the freshmen
claoa who are eligible for the
v a n ity and unless we a n given
permission to play freshmen, I
do not ooo how we can play out
our schedule," llubtiard reported.
H ubbard's
report
oald
the
school has inked perm Us ion of
lavaUu
fa r cash. * Ad
J ltf V
JR Welsh
ai
TT7
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;i'M.
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9
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Sanford In The Only Central
Florida City Affording Rail, Highway
And W ater Trnnsportntlon
A N IN D EPEN D EN T NEW SPAPER
“ TT
SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY.
Florida Tax C ounty Bills
Commissioner Approved
Bill Defeated Florida House
Representatives Jakn
G.
Leonardy and a R. Brody of
Snafeid b a re Introduced aod
the H esse baa pasaed a bill
authorising the
County to
Mow* sad sell aa additional
81M.8M worth f f hospital
bonds, subject to a referen
dum, the Associated Press
told The Sanford Herald to
day. The Mouse also passed
a bill authorising a tax lory
not ox reeding one and a half
miUs fee publicity fand*.
Wilhelm
To Head Dynasty
Nazis Claim Britain
-a “Bleeds To Death”
From Ship Wounds
Foimw^iSdiler*Wilhelm II,
once leader of the world's
•mightiest w»r machine, died
in Dutch exile *t Doom to
day even as the German* un*
dor the Swastika regime of
Adolf Hitler declared Britain
•waa "bleeding to death1
from wounds in her lifelines
across the seas.
The Bt-year-old form er mon
arch, who fled Germany a t the
. a n d o f th e 1014-18 World W ar,
vV succumbed In a relapse from o
month-long Illness, and will be
burled a t Doom.
Crown Prince Friedrich Wil
helm, the oldest tiring son, suc
ceeds aa head of the Hohentolf i r m dynasty.
The N ail cu lm th at England
la “Maedlng to death”—based on
the assertion th a t half of B ri
tain’s pre-w ar m erchant fleet has
been destroyed— would b a rs rung
A fam iliarly to tha old
kaiser’s
w eara. Ha would b a rs recalled the
hour of false hope In b it own hryA. B. Paterson, resl estate
A?y. April, WirT when the British
-* “fa d
to have
dealer, dlscuesed the plan of the
their
United B leles Organisations to
M t up service clubs adjacent to
camps, naval station* and defenaa
for th e benefit of aoL
rh e r v - a t the regular
dm SBheaals Chat to .
a t lb* V aldai H otel,
hod aattloo
ttrodneed by llaaty W ight,
t a to o g try
rbo with Fred It. Wilson bad
charge o f the program, N r.
Pataraon bad bean appointed to
tell th e Klwanlana about th* USO
by th* R if. Martin J. Brsm, who
om nge colored tw eeter a t this la head of th a apoakrrs' commit
tee in Semlnol* County.
I work.
Pointing out th a t Sanford may
Opposite hi* estate he bought
a patch o f land whJub ha later got on " a ir camp with 1800 ser
donated to th e eonunnnlty of vice men," Mr. Peterson said this
Doom, on which fcn Ita rte d n would overtax tha present reervsrose garden, patterned upon that tlon facilities In tnl* area.
. founded by him hi the TtergarReading a paper telling of the
1 ten of Berlin. H o ' chopped drwn USO, Mr. Peterson Mid:
the trees and shrub* on the
"Recreational and soclel service
patch, and then planted hundreds agencies In some 806 aress In our
of rose bushes which members of country have become overloaded
bis family, and royalistic Ger Those place* adjacent to ramps,
m ans donated to the venture.
naval stations and defense in.
I Every day . a t lt(H> o ’clock, dnatrloa a r t hard p u t ta It t*
w eather
perm itting,
William solve th* problems th at- have
•m erged from Doom Oats Is, en- com* with inch a sodden Increase
ra n m ii.
our population.
looked over hU work, and then In "Boys
In uniforms stand on
d a rte d on i (troll th t> Jfh the vtrvol corners
wondering what to
village
t ! £ p U r u wm. the form** do. T te y easily fall prey to
em pervr’s dally walk, eo also vicious elements which promote
« u tho reet of hi* U/e o f re tire questionable recreation or rvrn
ment. Ovary room!** about R:00 Vice.
“Tbo V. M. C. A., the National
oVIoek devotional axorelooe w o n
Catholic Community Service, S a l
vation Army, Y. W. C. A., Jewish
welfare Board and tho Travellers
Aid Society a re joining their ef.
forts under a single coordinating
body, tho U attad Bervlca Organi
sation," Mr. Potoreon explained.
. “The organisation will provide
counsel and guidance diversified
recrootkm, dram a, dances, and
reading and w riting rooms. It Is
a. debt wo all own tho soldier* to
guarantee to them tho best w t
can provide," ho said.
P terions ta M r. P o tm e n 's talk,
sack member moo and told hi*
m a s , his occupation, place of
’d rib and haw long ho U d I
a mem ber of tho KIweals Club.
Many of the member* were born
la Alabama sa d Florida, It was
revealed, white only four were
la Sanford or this aoetkm.
a re O .
M lH i B
___
Kiwanis Hears
Peterson Tell
Of USO’s Plan
Service Clubs To Be
Established N e a r
Army, Navy Posts
ritt, I m M Ponteey and T, W.
L a m m , born h i Ovkado,
Dr. B. IL In g ra m ,.S r, who win
1!‘ !*
Dr.
Y. P.
MoDnniei, SonfoH
TALLAHASSEE, June 4.—<>P)
—An administration • sponsored
Constitutional amendment to cre
a te the office uf S late tax com
missioner
was
killed
In tho
House ami Governor Holland's
Stricter tax collection bills ran
Into trouble In the Senate today.
The proposal to amend 111*
Constitution won • 48 Is G ma
jority of th r House membership
but S7 affirm ative vote* were re
quired.
It waa the first major setback
for th r administration in the
House, w heir members charged
th r smriwlmrnt would rrv atr n
“c*»r" with powers fa r loo broad
In controlling the taxing pmce.
dure of county officials.
It waa in sharp contract to the
House'a action yesterday In pass
ing ty substantial m ajorities two
bills In give the governor, sta ir
com plrollrr and Slate school su.
perintendent
broad
puwera tr
compel county officials to levy
and collect equal tsxes.
W ien these two bills reached
the Senate today, they were aenl
lo the finance committee, whose
chairman. Senator Horne of Madiaon, ordered a meeting late to
day and promised to keep tht
committeemen In Msalon tint!)
the bill* were handled.
This
woold/ probably Insure debate
ith eri debate l» reached on the
floor, Henator Drummond of BonIfsy said thcr* Might be a fili
buster.
He prepared
a huge
stsck of BIM M NM tt to be of.
fared, limiting and restricting thi
broad powers tho bills would ere
ate.
' i
The adm inistration bill In levy
a new | I 0 a thousand ta i on th*
Inventory In Florida retail >lores
sailed through th* senale yeeterday 35 to 10. clearing from the
Legislator* oil of Governor Hol
land'!
proposals
for
raising
money.
Th# (to rs UX bill already pas
sed by tho boueo, does not apply
on the firs t flOOO of inventory,
figured at 60 cent* on the dollar,
so th a t th* m erchant with * stock
of 82000 on tho first day of his
fiscal year will bo siem plrd.
The m easure Was spproved In
the Senate w ithout amendment*,
so th a t it now gOO* to the Gover
nor fo r bis signature
Governor Holland's program for
brood revision In tax assessment
machinery, plus S tate supervision
over
county
offlcrra.
rolled
through tho houao W itrrd sy rt*«nlto effo rts by a tnlnerliy to stall
It •
’ A HR c o v rrta t personal prop etty taxation pooaed, <17 to 87,
and another on root ratal* taxes
passed. 64 to f t . They now go to
tbo Sonata.
Governor nolHnd recommended
their paesoee, politllng nut that,
by constitutional amendment, th*
S'Ota M longer hoc stale.purpose
ad valorem taxsa on real estate
end "a new system must be pro
vided on a b a sh for *ound and
contlaulnsr county and district
taxation."
4,
1941
Member Associated P tcms
NUMBER 235
England Strengthens Her
For Battle In East
Administration Gets Legislation P e r t a i n
ing To Hospital Is
First Major Set
back From House;
Okeyed In Capital
Boundary Line Set
Tax Levy Snagged
ornier Molf&rch Fled
His Nation After
First World War
To Live In Doom
JUNE
JERSEY
BUND
CAMP
Iraq P o s i t i o n Still
T e r m e d Delicate;
Mosul Re-occupled
By Imperial Troops
PADLOCKED
The Renat* ha* passed five
bills pertaining to Seminole
County whlrh previously had
been approved by the House,
the Associated Press reported
today. The m rarurra will a l
low Seminole County lo levy
five mills for a County wel
fare fund, f ii the common
boundary between Seminole
and Volusia counties, validate
Seminole County Lands, and
permit the Irsn-fer of two
County shins to the ruad and
bridge fum:.
Some British Ask
Taking j O f Syria
Martial Law Ordered
In Baghdad After
Yesterday’s R i o t a
LONDON. Juno 4 —</P) —
Britain rtnimpci to lutve
st n>ngt honed h«'r hand for
Dio gri'itl Imt Dp shaping up
in Dip Middle Knnt tixlnv l>jj
Iwo ntepn aimed at th w art
ing Ocrninn •driitpgv. Imt her
poHitinu in I run Ht ill waa
dellrnlp.
Thcsp nrpliminnrlen for
Seven bITTs pertaining lo Semi
nole County, one of them to
amend the 11)37 Seminole County
public hospital urt, und snot her to
nuthorlie the Couuly to levy Slid
collect Isi-'s to maintain n ho*
ultnl, have been panM-d by th f
Florida It oust* ami writ to Ihi?
Senate, the A**ociutrd |*re«a adm
vised The Sanford lliTutd today.
The other hill*. iiitnMluceil by
Heprr son tut Ivor John ti L eonard/
und F,. K. IJrntJy, which wcic ap
proved by the lloinu*. would;
Hi*-dr fine the common boundary
net wren Seminole nmi Volunia
count lea in tile Put tie Lake *K
t ion;
Validate I hr re funding’ i*t Sem
inole t'oUflty hofld* lliMt r-«1 .lllll.
1941Kitipower the Hoik of thr* Cir
New J e t P«*y alter iff** deputies, aided by
cuit Cmirl to depot* it in the gunAmerk'itn Legiunriniren, cracked down tin Camp
»*tnl road and bridge fvmd uf Ihi*
N-'idliind, tin* 150-acre Noii Bund camp aat
rounly ret tain money rv<w held
in truzt.
\ ft*I*•vrt und -enetl trunk- lull of pHtnphle’t,
Authorize th r (‘minty CmnmU*
o.iwtikub s4ml ptctiirei of A«lolf Hitler, uml
■inn lo itrp 4i4-ii in the road and
bridge fund $*21*2.1.1.90 which l»
now in tho premium nccmint.
l i e Ifouec aIbo putaeil NotiBf
Hill 1H75, Introduced by Brady
hvii
■nd Leonardy, i eluting to tbo
clerk of the C im iit Court
Thiee other bill* h ate been
Introiium l into the House hv Mr
W A S H I N G T O N , . Ju n e
4
Leonardy and Mr. Brady
Umi-c
14*) — S e c r e ta r y k in » v . i . l In
BUI 1174 iroulii
authorize -d e
d i e . th e N a v y had I t’t’li lilU lb Jl
Muctlon* from
nchm>| teacher*
to ilcteimint* vrt wht-ihi’i * \
salaries, tipun Uirtr ir«|Uc*t, fur
|i*tithioii
| } r A m t 'i o n i i
in»uianre premium*
Atmfhci
p z t io l
h iiil
■ iitth iu oM n lU it
would amend the rim Met ut th*
itio »'tf l In* effectivt ni-" of c■4'i
City of Sanford.
om n
M tibm srm e
o jo tm i io n The amendment to the bn*pirn
K tu *, Haul the ( i o r m a o a m i *it*
net would perm it the * untily <
•c Inimiiiif a t mm*Miltm* mutibt f
levy up to two mill* f«»i 11 ho*
of h I i i k in g n , n h it r Mi, Itrfiti»h
<’on ih*tt* H*mt>t1i*llng anrl
tt.e Azzoclated l*rawn n
h a ve r o iit m c liii th a t tin* Im*
■. ii-iv. Ull |lt I'V l' IHI*fit I* u f Ihi* *1 mu i
pot ted.
litfo ii'fk ait* in u cli 11*m
He
t. t - it I'm «l .Sill’d mul Park
Improvements Of
Local Drug Store
p a r t e d Today
vvhut m a y h r o | K irte n lo u * ■ Ir u g gl** fo i
ih r
M u td lr E a i l 'a
o il
an«| r o n t r o l o f tin* S u e z C a n a )
w e i r m m o u n r r t l b y the B r it iz h
as B u c r r a z f u lly c o m p le t r d :
1 Itr-occupation of Mozul, oil
c r r iln
t»f lra«|, l»> I lr it ia h lr o o p « ,
“ N rc rB s a r y
p r r c a u t lo n a
111
r r g u itl
in
S y r ia ,"
p o lr n t la l
hi iilg r lii m i fo i
no A l i a
t h r u at
in to
11 m*| a m i hn*k d o o r t lr lv o
2
Iti ivit 1*1 S o rt
'ittlimU
A group of 4-H Club gnl
from Remlnole County, atti-ri-l
ing the annual cnnferrnre in 1 i<l
lanasse*, was introduce! t« >1*
House of Representatives yesi, i
day afternoon by Reprvsrniai u ■E. E. Brady of Ranford.
Heprcscntatlve Gillespie of \ -•
tusla county distributed to llnu.i
member*
yesterday
jwilm.-t i *■
whisk brooms, mad* from Kim ids
cabbage palmeltoes by lb>- liv
Fibre Brush Company, Inc I
cated near Ssnforil on lb.- Si
Johns River.
Miss Mary Peters
Dies At Residence
Mis* Mary Peter*, born at Mill
River, Mass., and a resident <<
Sanford fo r lb* post 10 year,
died a t h*r home. 408 West Fir*i
Street, a t 4:88 P, M yrst*ni*>
following 0 lingering Illness.
Funeral services will be eon
ducted at 10:00 o'clock Thurwlsi
morning et the All Hotils Calhob.
Church, with F ather J. J. Krl
lag )an offlcialing. Burial >*ll| In
in tb s All Souls Catholic Cem.
terjr. Sanford. The rosary will
ho recited a t 8:00 o'clock Inniglii
a t th* Erickson Funeral Home.
Committee Heads Are Named For
County United Service Drive
I L L Perkins. Mon
.
irey bo Pained lo tbi>
pawaslttaa If tk o Hat of prospeci*
Is to o la rg o .,U r. YtnrelI said.
H. H. Coleman waa appointed
of tho general gifts
w ith H. V M orris a .
tta men’s division of so
w s and Miss Eleanor M om
h M i of tho women t division
Tin- ruini-i
cnUaiU’c of lb.lure will In- replsred by s iloor
ay fmLmg L'lrvl Htre.-I, to niskr
M4im fo r on siidlllonsl show win-
-w
I
*
A
F.
pla n rw hm l b o n ih rtt itn o il d e p o t
*il B e ir u t in E n rich i tile d Leban*
mi
So m e H rM m li f p i a r i a n dem and*
n l th e im m e d ia te o c c u p a n c y o f
S y r ia , h r r a ld e d
I h r a re n a o f
*b r w a r'a n n l m a jo i c a m p a ig n
a •
Orlando Air Base ckr,*;
ne 'dh a ve‘ "beenof ,h
m b, ly
uir fo"
rc
a»-'
e t ly » h l f U d to S y r ia a n d T -u n l•*ii*
w ith
f ir r m a n y s
conm ent,
to
Making Of Skeleton r o f ' i t r u 'ftin g lc Im m led'* F r e n c h
ilc fru n * iig u in n t f u r t h c i
H ritla h
Army Into Present attack'*,
n w a i u n d e ta to o d l « « t
Size Is Described i"'Kii'1
r*,,lf.b|,‘ nw*<-re. In
h» c o u n c il o f rtrin U lo r*
•uTileil, “ H it h e r t o
ltd
H t iU i'h
lilts*' R o riria M y I m-i ’I i r ty K l
M in im h I It*, N o d Y o l k m a ii llme HourccB, *I•-i \<hIhr
t h«*
ir r o n i
im ( in i ■-i it hi
of
4*iuht
llttllw h
Jim
t o tiiliiiK
toriH, re v ia li< I llt t ii A n *
M ih
m a n o r* h m l
*
I h i 'i r
h o i Ik <if i|*-nino i io n t H ii.iliin lf s
o f t h r w w y n i'ii
l hi* A (In ivlic
to wilt h 1it
7 (H:( u n it h of t h r
A i n n k i t i i r o r ilio r t it
an .1 ISm
It tauniiit, nmi 4i1Ait
th m i ihi-ii lb.’ 1■nse Ml Oi Und"
1 i he : Ill i t>mpn«ite g ioilp at
rht Mill* ud<> Air Muse is the on
an
l> um .>1 il . Ikinil in lb*
*n ip*. < II111O(Tl (iar her dec lured.
ft Tlid i.illl'n In* <11*11 three 1ypc* of
p ill oe
ho m bi
Ho
ft OMl
Ol I J
lo w
Blsrk glass will In- used to
leeoratr the front of the build
ing. Mt Itoumlllat said, and the
windows will i*
supplied with
Inurrs.-ent lighting
The name
f the store will be Itoumillsl
:ind Anderson s. Walgreen Agen■YRweeplng
Improvements
a ir
.ontem plaled for Ihr Interior of
(be new store.
A new EH-foot soda fountain
will be tnalallrd on thr west side
•f th r store, opposite tbs pres. nl fountain, wl Irh will be removed. Behind the fountain a
large plate glass mirror will be
placed. Booths will be butll from
ihe end of the fountain lo thr
i ear of the store.
No soda tables will be used in
lhe drug store, and
the ri*w
i-ootbs will ouadruple the sealing
capacity to hold a maslinum or
15 in-rsons.
Tn* Walgreen color scheme of
various shades of g iren will te
otlowed throughout In the decor,
■tlons. Down thr ren ter aisle of
Ihe store will lie placed display
tabira.
T ie floor apace of th* store
will be Increased in th* rear, and
the prescription deportm ent will
be mad* more rent part- I t will bo
lecorated In white and enclosed
m glass. Th* prescription sec
tion of tho store will be In full
view of th* custom era. and will
fie more easily accessible te tbo
public. It waa stated.
Several new line# of m errhandleo, supplied by the W algreen
.yetem , will be added te tho
store'* stocks, Mr. Roumillat said,
and a g reater variety of good*
will bo a n lla b te te customers.
"All bran rhea of Um store - ,M
........... bo
. rop
luncheon nette
rapidly.1
a t tho
!
T in ’ H i ilin h c o n c r t lr d th n l m z r I 1 im I Im t 114*11 h rm i d rcln r* tl b y
I iIn* L a g
m tv o rn m a n v in l l z g h I lio l f o llo w in g
“ t r r io u a
r io t in g "
\ \ o * in d a y
H o t h r t o il
fro n t,
re p o rt*
Garber Tells
Jaycees About
Effect Of N
I
Patrol In Doubt
\ V rtU li iH C tip Irti I y R fiu in llla t and
\n< Lr-i< np. l ) r u y S l o r r , w h ic h I n r 1
Iw cu itu - 'if f i l i u t f t l w ith i h r n z ib u i 1
s\ itlr W n l y i r r n * y * lrm » b cira ri In
la y ii lu | w ill I m* ftim p Ir U -tl 111
i tri>u t tw o m on th* .
It w u « no
'!• u n co il tin la y b y F K H lU im llla t. ( H -i m t i r i
hIikiiiIoik' i I
Murhmg Vuhy 'Hi*l It
toumiilat, Anderson
Is Now Joined With
National Walgreen
Seminole 4-H Girlu
Introduced To House
|
Arts ( ’lass Finishes
First Piece Of Work
In h v y
b o m b e r ■,
lig li l
it«i«I pursuit a hi pi-
-»/♦
so ld 1*1 H
f 14 0 1 II
A rm v i
■ A r m y has e n jm m le d
in r tim e s k e le to n u f i l
tu r n lo
its
p te s c id
o' und n h a lf mi-ill* n
i* tl esc r l bed b y th e o!
i iH iip M ln l
th e
pen* e
n
fra m e w o rk
up on
n liIt the m a in d m l u n
if e m e rg e n c y su ch a*
T h r fir a t pie ce of w o r k u f I h r
n e w N Y A A r t * Mini C r a f t claim - with h *
n w aa c o m p le te d y m t e i i l a y and in I ito i‘
I h r p r o je c t i> n o w w o r k in g o r Will
•ome piece* o f f u r n i t u r e
fr u n .
HI it mj ing com mill res which will
the n u r a r a h om e at th e F r r n a l d - ha n d le n in t h o f th e w o r k u f the
l*aU ffhton
M em o n a I
l l o - . V l a l , J a y it - r *
d m in g
(h e ir
c o m in g
M ra .
M aym e
H o d g k in ,
p r o je c t fiw cul v*'iii w i r e announce*!
by
■ u p «i v ia o r, %■!*! th in n in r n in if.
H lc h a id Mens, p re a n le n t
T h e pie ce o f w o r k c o m p le te d
l i wan a n n o u n c e d th a t ho n<
w u i n s tu d io
coin It f o r
the li v e m e m b e rs u m l f»2 c o m m e rc ia l
n u a rte r n o f th e O r la n d o a lrh u s e . n ie m b i'i v» hod h»’«*n a e e u ie tl in
T h e c o u c h t o o i-o m p le le ly up tin - a iin u .il
m rm h e r a h ip
dm *
h o la te re d a m i flliin h e d
A a aonh w h o I
i n l l y c iim e lo a rlo * c
hoM
t
h
r
I
n
f
o
r
in
a
t id ii
in the chair a fur the hi
A M’|
are finiahed inoie rhnlra will
IIimah Wl* g iv e n , s in t in g th a t li
menileii for the
h«*pital
ami h a il o jit'in
M u y 27 f u r th v
diezBOifi wilt be arriiplied to the a iiiu rn f ( io*>nt hr
wood und re finished, Mrs. Hod if’
N%w m e m ln r s p ic s e n t at the
kin reported
iin ‘1 i m e in c lu d e d H o b b y N e w m a n*
l i it .s v ii Haiti v it m l I ’le n lo n «Shi i ■
HP.IRt'T IMIMHLI)
i ill
VICHY. Frahfi*. June 4 (A9)—
T'h«* s ta n d in g c o m m itte e s a »e
DiBpatchea from Beirut, French,
maintain! lx*l*«non, reported, that
a Dritiah plane dropped four
bomUa on Hhell Oil Company «!•porta there Turwlny One native
wta wounded, U waa Mild, and
there w»a but iU fh t dam agr.
us jtdlowIlo u t n ig
C Ta u d c
W liu h ln n ,
J r.,
i chairmun. Henry Witte J ■ * and
, H- II Lnglihh, ritruB; Rloy DelJeaae
Smith
'g*do, chairm an;
mid Jraae Lodge; aviation: il
A,
Yrltingion,
cfiairnnan,
and
W aller lU ynra; welcomlrif: Karlylr Houoholder, chairman, and
M. L. Kaborn; lefiaU tlvy: E. J
Sr lao'n, Jr., chairman, Karlylr
Houaholder. and Richard Vernay;
A m ericaniam: Kenneth
C arr,
l •■flMwea Or r a c e Twal
City News Briefs
Alan Yatee and Mia* Moreen
Juno both of Orlando and Roaa
Bally of Uv* Oak end Mlaa Vio
let Brogan of Orlando were le
aned m arriage licenses a t the
C ourt Uouao yesterday.
Building perm its were Iseoed
a t th e City Hall yesterday ta G.
C. Eubanks la repair a garag e a t
(Old Olhre A ran us n t n cost of
| t t and to C. H. itO er to make
aK urattam on the Rou m illet and
M d i n t i a i m front n t n cool of
II,TM . Clayton end FH ta e ra Ike
Fire Department
Answers 5 Calls
d a y lo n g c o n a iilt a t io u to o k m a jo r
•let iR io n t r e p o r t im ! to c o ll fen tief it M i *»r S y r ia a m f T t i n h ia b y
til powaihle m e a n ", # v e n at the
ii-k
of
id u iifin g
F ia n c e
hack
»nto r hr* w a r a g a m M
hn
id ly
•>f o y e a l a go
T h r s e c re t a h if t in g o f F re n c h
m f m r r u n ite to S y r ia and Tu*
m ain h o ih th e t a r jf 4*tii o f H iilin h
b u n d lin g a l ta c k s , w a s
re v e a le d
*i f 11*t the r e p o r te d a d o p tio n b y
Y litt'd ia l p H a ln 'p m in is t e r s o f a
blood p fo g r a m o f e m p ir e d e fe n se .
C e n r i a l W e y / a n « l, c o m m a n d e r
K iarire* a u v a ta c a a fo rc e s s u m m oried ho m e b y a ir p la n e fr o m
T u n iM ii fm
the m e e tin g
w it h
i V i o i n mol th e c a b in e t, w a s o aid
14» bi*\r been c h a ig r d w it h n u t .
»m g tIn n r w p r o g r a m in t o « f f e c l
im n in iiM te ly
A h lio u g h no c o m m u n it) ue w aa
i “*ui’d w h e n th e c a b in e t m in ia t t M
»'mh*tl I h e ir d rlfb e ra tjio n * it wma
k ru tw n u rg e n t m e a a u re s ha d been
fo rm u la te d b y M a ra h id
Petaln,
fie r i r i a l W e y g a n d a n d V ic e P re
m ie r H a r la n a n d a p p ro v e d in th®
m n ith ie ria l neaniona
O f f ic ia l* w a re a lle n t o n
th e
n m i o H tu ie o f th e F r e n c h p r e o H U tlin iiR in S y r ia w h e ie , a c c o r d
in g lo le n o r t n a b ro a d th e re a re
ih ie a 'R o f an im n e m lin g H r it tab
n iv n M o n . a n d .
a lt h o u g h
F ra n c e
w ill «io e v e r y t h in g *>he c a n " e h n r t
o f w a r " to h e lp H e rm n v ty w h ip
H i i >n in . h e re hn* l i e n
no n ff o m l -ta le m e r it as t o w h n t fo rm
l Im* a id m a y ta ke
f F i f t y w o rd s n n**on*tl h e re .)
A m b o n t a llv e F 'le n e li
n u a rte r a
•rmf th a t
na re tm li o f v e a le r <h»\ h m h in e t aeaaionv u n d
nil*
m en u iH s m a lle r r o n fe re n c e a ,
a
th o r o u g h p la n o f e m p ire defena®
U now re a d y.
Doubling Defense
Expenditure Seer
W A81UN OTON.
June
4 —«>»
—Th* Kenmt* d*(rns* inveeti;l|s ting ronimltt#* beard today th at
ih* irovernmant virtually mu»t
iluuble presvnt
defense expond*
l>re*ent 4*
tu rrs b Fail If a
ion pro*ram
lirodurtlon
tu tfllW .
•
lo be
b< _______
Stacy May, c h k l ststU tk te *
for lha OPM, told the committee
hr thought It would be “v lw '1 te
tro ad tn the *40.000,000,000 pro*rsm.
Advocatlnf a *t*p-up !•
fens* production. May declared
■■continuously our
slaMa hoVO
been too low for the job wo a re
tackling."
'
Five fire rail* w«ra answered
by lhr Nanfurd Fire Department
yreterday afternoon
for three
grave and woods flrea, and two
ucuse firee but damage In each
Instance waa eery alight. Chief
Mack Cleveland said today.
One of the houses, belonging lo
7. L Woodruff and located at
418 East Third S tr e e t wae act
ablata by tba explosion of an oil
sto re and the other, property of
the d ly located a t B u lb S treet
and Holly Avenue, waa fired by
sparks from nearby burning rail <if n now«rt in im
portion T hursday
road cross lies.
LOCAL WEATHER
a
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PROGRAM FOR W EEK OF J ll i f E 1st
Sunday. Monday— "Z IEG FlELD GIRL" with Jamea 8l«wart, Judy Garland, Hedy Lamarr, Lana Turner, Tony Martin
end 200 beautiful girl*. ALo— Disney Cartoon "T H E GOLD
EN EGG" and Metro Newt,
Tuesday, Bargain Day, double feature — "M A RG IE"
with Tom Brown, Nan Gray, Edgar Kennedy and Mlacha
Auer. A 1»»->TIIE PEOPLE V8. DJI. KILDARE" with Lew
Ayrrs, Lionel Barrymore and Lara In* Day.
Wednesday, Th unday—"BUCK PRIVATES’* with Ab
bott L Costello and Tfm Andrew* Bislcn. Alao, Musical
Comedy ,short,i Novelty A News.
*
Thursday only— On our Stage, . Ruth, Gordon Wright’*
"JU N E JU B IL E E " (watch the llerkljl for curtain lim e),
'
Friday, Saturday— "TH E PINTO KID " with Charte*
Starrett. Alao—"M EET BOSTON BLA CXIE" with Chester
Morris, Rochelle Hudson and Rickard Lane.
Saturday, Midnight Shaw, 11:30 P. M.— "MAN MADE
MONSTER" with Lon Chaney, J r , Lionel AtwIH, Frank Al
bertson and Anne NageL Alao—Cartoon, Comedy and Com
munity" Seng Reel.
RADIO’S FOREMOST funsters and awing slaters in the persons
of Abbott and Costello and tho Andrews Hillers will hnvc audiences
at (ho Illla Theater next Wcd^irailny anil Thursday in convulsions
Of laughter and tapping Ihrlr to,-* at thu tuneful tune* featur
ing the first army camp comedy.
“THE PEOPLE VS 1)R. KILDARE" is Iho intriguing title of
(he picture scheduled for showing next Tuesday at the Rlt*
Theater. Lew Ayies, Lionel Hnrrymofr and l.uraine Day head *
capable cast in the latest of the popular “Dr. Kildare" aerie*..
-; T;
CHESTER MORRIS and Rnchcll* Hudson are co-sturrod In "Meet
- Boston Blackle" at the Hits Thraley, next Friday and Haturday.
Tb* picture la • stirring story <f the smashing of a vicious spy
ring, and should provo Intensely interesting at this tunc, Manager
'Charlie Morrison said.
CHARLES STARRETT and Louisa Currie ar* iilpturmf. _____
a acena from "The Pinto Kid" romlnK to the Rita Theater '
Friday . and Saturday. The pirturo mark* the screen debut
the pretty blonds actress.
Places Announced bLU iTS bCKAP BOOK
1 For Registration
|; In Civil Defense
M A K E S A u V im h i y ^
IHKAUN<4 L IV ESrtA M
fr o m A
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B o t U M ^ W A f t R - jg S Z L
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w
T u r h ip
tf\ Cbuluoln, school
vf{|E
Jr Taka Mary. I'oal Office, C. W.
TUI
n .Ja b lll.
ifR A W B E R R y
PoTA-fo
TRckaih 1101101111,', 2trj North
CJ Fark Avenue.
■Ttit Gr e a t e r p a r t of o u r c o m mom
V
Meriwethers Htnrr, Magtnitut
O Avenue and Second Street.
I
fRlllffc AHO VKilTAatLA l& MOTKlMti
B t i i South Hldu I'rlntary Bcho.l
UT W A T E R
■00 P. M
|y . Junior High BSchool.
Vocational School.
igroc* will register
loth
}■• on Woman'*
Club.
aaying it .places
araa an opporfrom 0:00 A. M.Tmuntil
4>00 ofperiod,
GRANDSTAND, COMPLETED
:, Meat
Ino rvglalratlon
1. at Crectin Academy,
Hop*
tunlty
for0:00
the A.
average
i , will be open from
M. un- perron to
Aeadchty and atK live
Mid. P.
CAMP BLANDfNU. May 31—
H| >Bi00
ionic of
i r t hla
I
aidM..In though
tba defenae
coun
(Bpaeial) — v -n aln ittlen f waa
try. tot ramaln open ut. I
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‘
Nelson ad.
Poaalble aervlcea In which civil, completed recently on a grand,
ian volunteera may find an op- •tend capable of atwtlng 000
portunity to servo Include th* peraone at tta l l l l k field Ar*
Ullcry bating arena. Work waa
follow big]
aatlaonalrae ahould be
by onliallng man. of haad.uar.
Air
raid
warning
service,
gat
it bt tygverttar If cm attack or raid aervlcea, antLaaVotag. aarriea, avactutUoa tonka,
.in, ptfvantion, fir. spoiling, CM*
rltar U net AralUbl*. in- ena aorvlcv, telephone aorvica,
abort w ar. radio, medical aid,
pumt b*g)(h. blow
m m *
Uon, natrltlon, and f i v k a «ft ae-
saag M
Ml
Chaunrey
Kenneth
J o e ......................
Al ..... ............
Ruth
.............
Mr. Dixon
Mr. White ........
Mias Walters
Walter
Ytr. Lrffingwell
Tom Browi
N-rn Gref
Mlacha Aue
Edgnr Kenssd;
Allen Jenkln
... Eddie Qulllai
Willy Veraoi
..... Joy Hodge
Richard Lan
Emmett Vogal
Paulino lladdoi
David Olive
Frank Paylei
THE PINTO KID
BUCK PRIVATES
Jud Calvrit
Cbarlaa Starrett
Randolph Parker, ■111
Lee rtty AlnaUy
Louise CuirlBoh
....
Bowman
. Br.li Nolai
Bob Marlin .
Alan Curbs Vk1 I and res ii
Paul SuttO’
Slicker Smith ___
Bud Abbott Hank .
H-ink Bel
ilertll Brown
Lou Coatello Curl Harvey
Francis Wo IkePatty. Maxtor. LaVi-nte
The lEd Slade
Kmle Adam
Andrew 81<-en
Marshal
Jack Rockwel
'udy Grey .
Jane Fraxee Din Foster
Roger Grey
tgt. Michael Collins
Nat Cbeycmm
R iehard Botlllai
Pendleton
and Sons tf thr Plonctra
dajor General Emerson
Ham
pel 8. Hinds____ _
MAN MADE MONSTER
Dr. Rigas
Lionel Atwll
PEOPLE v* DR. KILDARE
Dan McCormick . Lon Chancy
>r. Jamea Rlldsre
Lew Ayres
Jr.
Ir. l.rcnard Gillespie
Lionel June lawrence
Ann Nage
Mark Adams
Frank Albert
Barryinore
son
lary Lament
|j|ratne Day
Samuel S. Hind
't-moea Marlowe
Bonita Gtan- Dr. Lawranrd
District
Attorney
Williin
vUU
Davidson
Alma Kruger
tally Byrd
Ben Tag
-Igga ...j.... Red Skelton Detective Harguinl
Rrli
gar»
tr. Reynold* ........ Paol Stgnton
Connie Bergei
Fay L e n n a r...i----- Diana Lrwla Nurse ...............
>r. Walter Oaraw * ......... Walter Doctor .................... . Ivan Millei
To,
►crilitd yropirtr illu a lt
iituln
C’o u n l i f ,
1AID TO b« greater than ’Tha Grgat I M I f f t " Metro’s moat
avlsh and aupar-musical ptoduetlon,. "ZlegTteai OW’’ 'w ith a east
.f hundreds' headed by Jamee Stewart, Judy Garland, Hedy Lanarr, Lana Turner and Tony Martin, will bold forth tomorrow
ml Monday at the Rlt*. The picture U "top*" in anUrtabtraeni
if Its typat
r
______ j
JAN GREY, Joy Hodge* and Tom Brown, above, are aiilsted by
disc Its Auer. Edgnr Kennedy. Allen Jenkins and many others
n the popular, light musical comrCy, "Margie," part of a double’fitu rc nt iho R iti, M il Tu#*<1*y.
in H*tti ■ |> j n<fKi
lu -w it;
Klorl<.i«
nt
**f
Mri»*innI*
Countjr,
h l« n l rum III) ll*« uwUfl
f* “Js”
^IRL ?A.KIR.
9 1 . 4%
Bret
Margie
Gomes
MARGIE
L»H IttMHMh (It) (»r 111* htniam I»f aald C o u n t ) nl Hanford.
i. Flsl cT ruipwoMl,
F in H d A .
w ith in
*»*ht
onLad^f
]e rs » t< !
secortflni to put Ihfrrof dulf
pionUtB
IlfMTt
1h r
llmm
«f
the
rdcord*(S amonf ib« Pulille
tlrat
|itiMlr*n<ifi
«»f till*
notlr*‘,
•fwd'urd* of Hr inInf«lm Countr.
f,#u li rl'tlrti *»r d^mmntl fltn ll !»•
KlorItlm. |H Plot Iluok J, uu
In wririntt»hail mUI* th*
il.
da vn o f
rm ni m rir *’ a n d
p««i
«f*
reputed-do-.he rough and. tough, th*)>•••
n n i f brtnpr ftnlil (it Bailiff )I cp i i t l d o a e Of lin t r l u l m a i i t . a n d
and apparently, a -few of 1)<e Slat RRht dfrrur,
■Itm 11 !»** Hwm ii In by tli* ( Im I i i i TlWIMM.
ftlPl.
I'U I
i t o j m f a n l,. N i o i i . or M lln r m y
I Dial*)
Division's
"toickkk*"
» » 'l
M v i triad to live up to I'm repu fur dtBit
■ u rn c laim m di inalui m u ■ « fill'd
1
MAI ) W
IlvKINH
tlN
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t
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III
tation. if a- recent order taaued
Hfitclul Mnattr
M
l»
K il l F it
over th* name of MaJ. O n . John
A *
H ilm lf ilm l r ie lo T
t if ’ Ih r
C. Persons, dlvtslonal emmander,
K«im (*’ o f J I H M I K
L IU A
In rm c'uiT r v i m «tviirn j u <
Kl< It i l l A M . d rr* a «r«.
Is say Indication.
imuir nmi i T in and ron
■Tha ' order, abort and to the
I K M I N O U C O U N TY . f L O H lU A
N t r rv t T 'a O F M U T B I I ' * U A I. K
point, m d at " It bk* been brought
IN 1’I U H C M Y .
ncitm' i : ih iicitKiiY
c iv l n
him. ron mvoitc w
to the attention ef this headquarU n it iiu ia iiiin i to fin a l d r c r * t #nt**a that certain rights of en- IIOIieitT C. 1111,1•. VMalnllff
tarad
by
th**
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C
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rt
nf
VM
liaWd man have been violated ty KAT)»i:niNlS NOBLE
C o u n ty , F lo rid a , o n th»
IIILL 1>«- McmlfH.n.
9th
d
a
y
of
M
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.
1911.
In
that
r
*
rdrat’ ter reacts Of Mine units.
r*nd««tl.
In in t n u n ivd-ndltur In maid C o tirl
When approached by onllated men
Ol I)Kit or FLBMCATIO*
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p
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with pressing problems, and re Kj CTIIKBINK NOIILK HILL Co I'n rp o ra tlu n la p la in tiff and R Lt 1
lonial Court. Ktytiiiviiii. North M u rp h y , alao k n o w n ua H u m u fl
quests ar* mad* for Mate* or
Caro11no
fnrlooghs, they art bniahad aside
You ar* tiarahr natlflttf Ibai U M u rp h y , a w ld o u a r, H anfurd
without conaldarallon of their i*uIt for dlvertNB liaa t»*«n brought C ro d u rtln n C r n l l l A fa u cla tlo ii. a
('nriMirwi Inn, nn«1 L lo y d K
problem*. THa aitiwtion will b* •gainal row In *h« Circuit Court Flnrldei
In and for •citilnolo Countr. Flor- Kotin ta and H a rl I* K m r n t i a i r
nsmodlad a l one* and toeh cases Ida.
d a frn d a n ta ,
th r
u m lrra ltth * d t tta
In
Chancury.
by
llobirt
C.
should b« Investigated by the Hill, and you ar* lnribf ord*r*d H p rrla l U r a l n
*1M
w ith in
|||«company or battery commander- and r t q i lK 1 I® *nl*r jour ap- Ir g a l h o u r* o f hi*lr » n M on da y,
HU*Tf the right* Of tho enlisted prarsnrp In amid aull on iuti* Ind, th* Sr»*l da y of Ju tif, 1911. a t Dl«
o o r of lh » C o u rt
ll u u n
man have been v lo la tJr th e non- IfII; hvrfla fall not or a d*crt» of rfo n•t amdln
ol* C o u n ty . F lo r id a , at
roRfNM will
ba enl*r«d
commlsslotied off key offending pro
H anford
F lo rid a , o ff* r fo r ta li
Aaalnat non.
ru| » « l l lu l h* hi a hr* I and b#al
should be disciplined."
It im f i f l l i v r iifdtartd Ih a t I till
I
WATER
ZIEGFIELD GIRL
Gilbert Young ... Jatrei Stewart
Judy Garland
Susan Oallaghar
Sandra Kolter .... ... Hedy Lamarr
-hrlia Ragan ..... .... . Lana Turner
Tony Martin
Prank Merton .
Irrry Regan ..... . Jackie Cooper
'iof1\tr»; Colli* ....... Ian Hunter
Charles WlnPup' Gallagher
ningcr
Edward Everett
Noble Sage .
Horton
PHI Ip Dom
Fiani Roller
Paul Kelly
lohn Slayton .
Eve Arden
Patsy Dixon
First S?rg
. IC iilis iN T fm rig r »«»»
>
S ';
Atlantic Comgt I inc* ml In ay
■: riv e* «ml rcumUiouw. <v . M. Car® Toll jtraneportatlun divisiun ul
depot U. B. Itoll 111v.
Chamber of Commeirr .
s i’ F lft Station, Muck CIvv,-1hm<I.
Hanford Hlatc Fsuni-t. Market,
j If. I . Lehman.
a ' Hanford Atlantic National lln-tk,
■?: (Monday enlyi
Florida Stale llank (Mondavi.'
\
County registration |>lacj* arc
at. followai
JV
Allamonta, Community lluu.e,
k i T. U Gorham and A. .1 liaise..
2,
Oaiaalbcrry, Community House,
E l Hibbard Caeulteiry
tForrest City, Fi «yutp a c k in g
Sy» House.
E f. ■Longwood, City Hall, George
f If. Bridge.
WT ’ Oviedo, City Hull. I.. K Ja r.
R r lft
Hr.; Osceola, nummulary, II
().
. t If aIdemail.
?V
Lake Mum (It, arhmil, 11. C
Z lB lb tlf.
Oenuva, achuul, Mrs J. C. Illlla.
WEEK’S CASTS
IJ /o &How Mis
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f
B A L A N C IN G
S k i l l - r t t H im pu
W M E R . CA RRIER .
C L IM B S AM ALMOST
VERTICAL BAMBOO
R a L L WI<H A
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L A R (JE O A R of WASfR
ok
M is H e a p
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a^ r - r n
Agriculture College
Luncheon Planned
GAINESVILLE, May
rial I—Th* faeuuj ['.a f * 1 ° +
leg. of
Agrtcultarwp ,v(d
Univanity
of ■ Florida
give Ha annua) luncheon bt
of- the graluating aaqlagr j
Prlmroie Grill bar*
iok Monday a fta n
AU alumni aia
abend, and thaae p
prevent ahould coat
vvationa U C . I A
P. H. H*on, tha con
arg* of aiyaag— i
ample BfjiTiwioditl
KorrtcN o r i t a m s » ’»
■ N*l>e* I* fcsraky *!»♦», aad . la
tarsus ae* of that tartalu fl**'
jt r r t t at larvctaaar* a»4 **te hod
e n t e r * a the ttlh dar yf May.
I Ml. 10 and by tba Circuit <vurl
lu’ ebOJae nea/lnot*
fi FlarMa In draacery, lb a eeetafu can*tbtrelo peso lug wheratn
Ubn Htaodard lit* lueuraae* ComMuy, a corporalto* ■under lb*
Uw> uf Narth Caratla*. la plain. U laablaat aad
B.itlaaanbdlaT
et. b’a wtf*. *»•
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nut's L tt. A. k wtlblavao a»
gpaalal Neater *f, Mid tiart by
aaM decree apm'Bted ahall *••*
S—
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I t
k u U le
motIc* b t n u biiativd In T li* Van*
ford l l f f l t l i a
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(mb*
llih a d In I N m l i N k C o n a ly , Flor*
Ida. *no* t a r h w **k fo r fo o r m n ia ^ u llv * v t t t i i p r io r lo th* aald
SandL day o f /u p * . I t i l
WITNnw m f h a n d and tha a*al
at aald Co a rt a l Ran ford. F lo rid a ,
t k i. t » c
,
d a y * i i « r ^ I * nwV . r ;
i r t . r b o l c ir c u it C o o n
C u u n t^ y m rU a .
Dapuly Clark
n o r m to ca.D tT o aa
HIM r ratata AH. I m . UB. IM)
tie m o n e a r o r t a r « o r x t t y t g a o l a t n t e t a ro t aCm rt . FT.
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IN RK: tetTATn. n r jih m ik
U U A Bit 111HAay. Draiaae.
Tv All Cradllar*# and I’araona
Itavlia. CUUoa or Demand*
Agalnat Raid Katalei
Too and.aoafc at yaa ar* tier*,
br Mtiricd aa< r*o*lr<d tv pro.
rent any alalra* and dm And•
• hteh ran. or altker •( you, may
bad* against, tha aetata or JtH NTH UGJT* oilQIlAU. dtveaaed.
D W t lT f
b id d r r fo r oflait th* f o lln w ln v d**
a rrib a d
lot,
plar* or
pa ret-1 of
land a llu a la In Ham inol* C o u n ty .
F lo r id a ; l o - w i i :
T l i * teOla N u iiik t ir d T w r n t y • L ( f l ) and F if t y ( ! • ) , I*aa
th a t p a rt of
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F lo rid a O r n y t* Company** U t
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to lllu clf
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of racoril lu l'| « l O ouk U P M "
I I . of |h*t 1 ‘ u b llr M trn rd a o f
H ainlnola C o u n ty . F lo rid a , au b J* «t to a r ig h t of w a y
rnPiit
near ' and
ncroaa
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W f « l IP frp| v f aald Lot I*
fo r road ju jr !►<>*'■ o n ly
Kalrl an lr !■* Im m «(f* to aattafy
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♦VOLUME XX3hI
S a n fo r d la T h e O n ly C e n tr a l
FH jridn C it y A ffo r d in g K a il. H ig h w a y
A n d W a te r T rn n a p o rtu tlo n
BrtabUshod In 1MM
SA N FO R D .
F L O R ID A .
Last Survivors O f Hitler, Dace
ie Under ®“cuss ^ S.
Role In War
•Manchester Gets ;
' Heavy Air Raid
Fire Bombs And High
• Explosives Poured
r Upon English City
fly Auo#(ptr4 f it M
G e r m a n y ' s L u ftw a ffe ,
• k n o c k o u t v ic t o r In t h e 12d a y B a t t le o f C r e te , tu rn e d
i t s f u r y to d a y on th e la s t
B r i t i s h an d G r e e k s u rv iv o r s
a t t e m p t i n g to e s c a p e in f ls h g l n g b o a ta to N o rth A f r i c a :
w h ile on th e w e s te r n fr o n t
o t h e r N azi w a rp la n e s v io le n t
ly a s s a u lte d th e b ig E n g lis h
city o f M ancheitcr.
London asserted 16,000 troops
•had been removed from Crete
nnd had arrived In Egypt, ready
fe r action in developing battle
fo r the Sue* Canal. About an
equal number o f Allied troo^M
wore killed, wounded, or taken
^prisoner.
In tha attack on M anrhetler,
Neal raiders poured thousand* nf
flra bomba and hlgh-esplosjvea l.i
their w ont aaaault
there
in
monlha.
Meanwhile, the Britiah found
tftome comfort In victory in the
month-old hostilities with Ira q ’a
regima of Raahid All A! Gallant,
whoa# flight from the rich "C a r
dan of
Eden” oil kingdom
brought o weekend armistice,
Thousand* of BrlUah and imIfr la J aeldlera and their Greek
alllaa, worn by tha strain of 13
f
the moat furloue
altaek
yet
launched by tha N aii s ir might,
•wera In Egypt last night.
Crete la Foat, but tha British.
In eplte of a ipecific campaign
by the Germana to prevent dobarkatlon, got away from the beleaguervd laland in large num• barm.
Ily Saturday
nlrllt.
Hl.POO
Ireopa, mn*llv British. Australian
and New /.ralnndrra, h*-l rtaehed
Egypt
aefelv,
hringlng
with
•hem a n i.nbei of Greeks amt
Crete nstivi-* jn d * number of
•rlvUlana, Ineti -jlng »omo women
who p re fi-u 1 Ih i peril,ill* mu
enyage t.i living In a Nall-occu
pled eoun:-'.-.
Olhare. Imn.beil through thetr
entire Iri,) front Crate to A filre,
• have arrbvd since tlieu.
The de'l-K'U to alien don the
fight for '.S- laland which the
Rrttlah had felt
confident
of
holding wa« mad t lnlt Thursday
afternoon as It became appwnnt
» lh a t the German olr ailprvn'acy
" th e r e would ennble lhant to land
a* many Iron!” aa they desir'd
end at tin «an,e time, bar the
Britiah from 'a n ll.ig naedtd ir
infrrceinrnU .
Borne o f tho c.TpIrt force,,
Sw orn by endleaa hour, under Ore
ware dlaappolnled over Ihp lark
of Britiah air atrength, blit the
military morale, generally,
t*
ntalned high.
All agraed that ll was bombs
stand maehlne-gun flra by phine«
" t h a t passed over Ihtut almost
eontlnuoosly that apatlad defeat
for tha Britiah and victory for
tha fortea o f Rltlar.
^Laurence Pearsott
Presented Award
4 Uuranca Paarwon won the
Cfaarka Palmer Davis ntadJ f «
^ f f i H i n t i In currant event! *•
* th e promotion cxorclao* at tbr
Wilson School id P»°»* ,**•!
Thnreday. Hla name was omlttcvt
In tha article last weak on thi
awards. The
Tha nodal whkh yours
JIN K
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1941
M e m b e r A s s o d n tr d
RISMAItUK
Early Passage
Will I!,- Sought
Civilian Defense
Plans Described
A t Rotary Lunch
Observer* For Enemy
A ircraft WiU B e
Posted In County
Three men who are helping
Seminole County organlir for 1U
shun In civilian d efen seM G.
Sharon, Jr ., E J Nelson, Jr., snd
K. C. Harper—appeared at the
weekly luncl eon of the Rotary
elnb at Ihr Yetdei Hotel today to
ileseribe Heir work.
Mr Harper, who Is captain of
l ie Seminole
County
Defense
Von,-, smd le
hoped to have
enough nivn present tonight at the
ireelli-g to lomplete the orgamia
lli-n or llie unit. Physical ria n t,
in ilk iis wilt he made tonight of
oil nun who have not yet had
them, and Mi. Harper said if III*
min Imum number nf fO la secured.
I e will Inform Adjutant Grnrral
Vivian Collins.
Snylng he hoped to have the de
fense Force inualsred hi nest
Mnmla..' oi Tuesday* night. Mi
me mIwi
line tier invited all t
of tin- iluh In alleil't.
la gi
the h. me defvnae unit, t li' rapin in pointed out, except when they
are called to active duly. Then
pay is nerordlng to rank. Men
fium IS to 6S aro ellgitle for en
listment, and tho period of serv
ice Is for thro* years.
When the unit is mustered i;t.
iiflrs, uniforms and other equip
ment 1, la-ued. An Tiatruetnr i*
r>|<Nted to be furnlaheil tu cover
v.rious pliaseo of training, Mr.
Harper said
Cfflruts of l ie Defense For j
in addition la Mr. Ila.p e- are W
II. lluffinan. flrel lleutrnant, and
John U Galloway, •oroml liou.
trnanl.
Tlw> force will be subject to r»b
rr.ywhere In Florida. Mr. ll»>|wr
Ceotlaoea Os tw«a Two!
Ili-lenM-il by the H ii'i-h Ad infra 11 . this photo
shows M-r in fi*rvgrmiiol. Thi* INt i lit 1*1
German l.otlleslitp lli.inortk going to the bottom of the Athmtir Ik ,i i vft111 vvIjH'h ii.nl n i I in(*J« III*
in o gieul ch ild of -.leohi a fte r tl
Hi >ti'li im is e r Uoicln - 1•-» •■ill nf w11•■Vl| ri'Vr.tl*'«| ll. it f
in,I Hilniinisleii-,1 tin
.1,- grace with lln torpedo tuhe« slionn 111at11 l>< its i v|if*111 11 I I>1111 '
Postal Receipts | Hundreds Register For Defense;
^unge, Retired
Others Urged To Sign By Mayor Railway Employe,
Increase O v e r
Mmm \V t II ill, *v*i\ m^ i ' i
Dies In Hospital
M a y Last Y e a r Graduates Hear
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ill f * fo *
in I n m
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j* iot i noi il mu Ii1*| mi i hot in mi
Deceased Was With
Building
Permits Baccalaureate On f hr
jt| epm ini fi»| ilfiv i 'Mr' i•j •"
( ’»iast Line Since
todwy rullftl oil m *ix
Show (iood Month,
11riff t 1$* frilfist* I t o o l
Art Of Living 11j;.'m•wt •I fif4'Sfthoy
January JI. lids
did not ilo
i
Decline For 11)11
55,000 Men Prepare
For Army Maneuvers
Court Upholds Power
Dam Built By IJ. S.
Minarik Ordered To
Field, T'ampa
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Fish CuuKht On
Plug: At Same Time
Sons Of
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NEBHEE, June 2 —
— Un Holly •nnminriHl
Mi l .. i I-now h lid 11mt I it*' hr - 1 mi r VI . bill 4w., K 1- I m -■ I, l„ t 1t ,t • III lb, 1 " . 1 1
tangled from weekend halklay
At thu City 11*<ll «t W'H** *hw Km * y bi n w• iii'4 ■In|i +t ' i'll i of 111,lill IIJ.4 n no 1il 7 im t i Iri, V ’ ■' ! ,1itn
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more than U .0 0 0 men and 12.- Mny, 11*41. Ditulutl M J 1 IM .»■( 1 ‘ '
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long series of
maneuvers
to whilr in May, UMt) tho t - «nf •
•i* *e. in ini m ili’ i t•i r I m••,1 Hull
In M l'«1O- I 11* till- i111»-- ' 14*i I V ho HI : mi I' M
gauge the efficiency of a small II
in '
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p-" tl$i oo’s l Ucv Itionk N
Amtmir thr I«»t' pi'iinn - i
part of the nation* new army.
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not hr i a I b , m f i i<Im11* ....... M .voi HIP said
ter-ton midgett that I* Hie jark- f r m f its Imililhip. $I7IM, B* N
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So woll secluded wen- they rift |ti 11 Ti’h'iiliofn t omit.ft
I" to Xi d .
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and lino» of oi nf U*i» i ii u o11dt r
and the thouaande of men who mmiili'l i t < f l h i - ol u i '■■t
i (ifioi t yn11y t -1 i >i * . ••it*
slept In pup
tents
end
nt<- fihmjt f Lf.lHM
f
1 »1 d1■■i • mail1In it d' ivii l lo ifill
" do hi1 hit in ........... nr Mn
from
field
kitchens
In lesfv
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hide-outs that elgn po*'. Iia-I trim Amouiihiiir lo I I . I »« m ) ■!
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to be erected at first t„ keep Illk' MIMI I* |i1IU tti'h I -m il .1i
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soldiers from
Michigan.
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f imifiA if i I:
fill fojt -i rnr imi*
hit lln).
from getting lost.
byititirilf in«jo-i to r, ( ir nrj\ I >tim •
h.n
' fin • f f I- to I I f 1to'*f ltd Oil Iry il Iii |f io loo maf ion vv'mIi ad I a1l i
Fill** *'f till- si h inhn h ilt
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tho rout I art or lot H> $%<•••
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Washington, June 2 —id*. The Inc mt SmiTonl A xi ihh , i t * * i i
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Nil 1 1,1*4
Supreme Court held constitutional Fifth nnd .S* *h M m * I p it *■ n
ID
do ■f■
onirrhi-d mi f
■•H)m.Hi • O Foil * I * ,.) a < III i. lO'M. i pit i ii ‘ Jl
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A i io ii t 1Link
I hImi| It* lilts » ulliptn
today federal construction of a «f
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dam Intended
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M'1 I'l'f I'I I’i), tint 44ill 1 4 ill tn1,,
loot on
to the $342)00.000 Denison lam |i«ny to M-|oin lh<
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Tha regular June meeting of liuiliimic oil Thirtri'htb Sir* ft, h«
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Mina, ik ,,f I'gO
the hoard of commies lum-t- of tween Olivo mid Mniikfor-t on
gra,JuHli-,l Thin',lay
Seminole County will hr held on Avonur, and to (Cttlfvh ('hmynoo
ahl i i , , t i n - K,t c u p * fruit,ing
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June 10 Instead of on June 3, to r®-riKjf u builditi|r nl Si<>U F*i
Ji Hu i .) \ M ill « IS •* ui’ mt .tri'l
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with Htuffniil mnit Fniflihii im too i b„,,| it, Ni*w Oih-nii-. Or j , nil
Herndon, clrrk
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r . ,, , t r i % in ’ ' ■ opi i Fn
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tractor* for thr wmk
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11 dll il,',
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Twu black Im** were raughl ui ] iriim
Lb.>
,i('i i b**kn»|i s illib* irik.fi
11 yi'plrii day, flying n< «» cm »»«■**» M|;nMini “ Win Minu VVillii* do - ..... r Hi ii ih* t
vaar without flinching, but Wash the same time un one a,U li,»i|
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ington tries.”
plug In thr Kt. Jiihtie llivt-r yc» | V**l nissl Ut It MI <OVIVrilltlOll III IsOUiA- ftiU ru in ir
tiiii
, iiiiilimi4'
to OP 1* P il.l.l H
l lit ol I- e-liM tn till* bl»*>pi1ril a ' J4 I I Mill
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To the r a pits’ every week. M4
nialnluin bis ri|i*i '1 i uf In i I brill S aoi. o >i Drill S'iit f toil 111 t \ 1biMi ,if tbi 1i if Ii t
dir
girl tu p le yes com* to tsk< up teropy by Mrs. Hugh Tilliw whilr
Iri'cniiii* a |Miblii rbriijji
Nn ibnrf!i’ix hrtw* ’ •* n oiiub*
h. Id. I.' nr Stmi' ..I 1 Inf I'lt*
tbalr now duties under the f.is II she wa> fishing near the ahotr I
The plug, a pumpkin am t. ha,I
vvklii Ok llill nU4ii«i" ( iiny "f Mu
)j*i n*nh m
III hi« Iriiil't, ViJ1H h WRf> |liuati Thlfc In. III ii il".
Service, "N ot since
l»1T has
ifuiJJri to<lu>. Mi
Him*i ti Miy• rtiltMTil *1rut il I'pi 'it ul
II ii *4 i m|ii', Shi11if f HhImI ni'l, *’NWashington aaan anything Ilk*
'Mil *.1 In Wllliri bo*. I*rrn A* I Klllnly *IJ Mint
It." I*ook comments. "In that
"Ii, i 11 it- ih*
M"I It'll M<* ii • ........... . )byl thu
Unit I *' Wuubl likri l„ -, i in-, hunit- bolt! i- i "in t i nt' i, i.i vvihiM Iit mu un i nt itf nluil
World W ar I year, 40,000 newly same time, - M n . Tillls said. T ’><
fish
weighted
about
a
pound
an,’
Shut iff II mmiL wh" inx4 >1 l^riluil
town lirlp him
hired federal employes, moot of
I I tlUV
ill)
|>t'l fl'rii 11 ii 1111II**
thcro to fill n V K each.
flocMd tka
Thr Irtter ,* a- folio..*
CHlirt ilritl mill |*i siiiiJ l< lu*n ilt» f mb*, Mstrl Mini •*•■ In* iiinlrrtfurstmiinairra
<>f
lira flee a
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,14MI It Hit* two It lull 111*11 WI'Ul
emergency joba created by a coun
••bu*c order number I* MH or un
If Ibri ( lly ol Sunfnr 1, Miluiiffli
"D ear Mayo, Hill
try a t war." Now women out
der wrre mailed uul by Ihr Kn,i.
'"W histling Willie
Williams your ytun! uffictu, uiB mt1 l** lb* In I hu Ir mu of fht* »!»•i" r«* who U
L e g io n
number man I t tn 1 In tha cap1,'ule County Draft Board Satu r sdvi*c* inr Inst b< i* in all aorta cantrllu iinn nf Mu* miirit,iri I I hi . mp|i*V< 'l by private ioMii f U at
lu i
4* itin iiu ry . lo
u
day In compliance with the older of dtffkultira follow mg * *c
mdcbltillVf-ri
bln |il'fl|U’l - II,
T V two Sanford girls e rr p ic
l,»m S tate Headquarter* of He- vera attack of pnruinonia. 'V
ty
I findbl rit’ibijAi/ ij WilJir »► pH it* of homi* i hat wan thu propIt w»* nt
lured with two ether government
Ircllve Service to classify men In have helped Willie u>ilh hi* J i f f l. in nl y mi ill ruiidili”ii lo do nuy t-* 1y nf tbu romrlor,'
the beds la
Seven hoys took part in i t r I hr county aa aoun a* possible, cullies on many occasion* and the Mnik IiimM-Jf. inid J l hir*k Mini tl f fuel on bim*r( !*'• lit* *1 «hoi it
tiulf
iiii
I**
from
M
n*
rrmcU-nr,
ii
weakly shoot of tha Sons of the tbr hoard secretary said today.
writer has fren. (inn- to lime wlift ii liHlr hfbi from I Im- 1 *ly
Saturday afternoon, and
The last batch of questionnaire! mads personal contribution! to his hr huh »*'iv»*d mu iffr d lv i'h o u l IIIIII thr figtit Iu4*k pturr, Sheriff
Leg, It. again topped the included order numbers up to 41ft welfare. Wc hold a mortgage on thu /i iii h, it hi uiiltl ilo much to lliiiui Mini
ten with
a
score of making about 100 prepared and hla property for cash advanced U, help him inuiutMin htn »pJrit to
look. Instructor. mallea out during the peat week, save it aevrral year* ago from carry no isth er Mikii Lrrominii m I’ATKOl, BOAT AIDS BARGE
JA C K SO N V ILLE. Jum* 2 - * AT
‘■ince vacation lima it coming Iha parties who hald a mortgage nn pp.bhc ('barge. Jf you will tilviMmailing nf Iba questionnaires will as me. This was done purely for m* that Mornclhinir of thin kirul —The Coast Guild patrol boat
be slowed down to about 60 a the purpose af protecting Ids will bi* worked out. I will M-nd Vigilant tntrrcrutvd tho lug Henweak and peasibly leas aa tha rata hot s fo r Mm and ha WHS con. lh* m ortg tfc to you for couccL ty W. Card Sunday UK) mile*
o f,m ailin g dapanda on how Inst fined tn tha hospital with a heart UUoo.
cast of hare and relieved It of n
tha mm m n V
classified, tho attack n$ that time.
, “Cordially yours,
■inking barge. H was aspactad in
secretary sold.
"Willie .posse tias a fre e ; pgr-E , W. BROWN."
port early today with the h arp .
Camilla Deas And Lenabelle Hagan
2
Pictured In Loolr Magazine Article
- i 'S
f-
Bill Would Empower
F't a I e ( ’tun pi roller
To Cheek Budgets
jiiAi r
i
Finance Group
Okeys Holland
Tax P rogram
ROME. June 2 — bW— In
formed Fascists said today that
plans fm meeting any move by
the United fitatrs
presumnbly
{formed at least part of the cmiveraatlon between Adolf Hiller
land Benito Mussolini at Brenner
Pass today.
Observers said the Asia lend
e r , probably
were
concerned
•with the prospect for further ac
tion by the United S tate* In line
With President Roosevelt's pro
gram to defend the Western
Hemisphere with tho Navy, In
volving French West A frica, the
A t o m and other Atlantic laland*.
In Rerlln the unheralded meet
ing between Hitler and Musso
lini at Brenner Pass i s * dis
closed ami It wa* officially nr
nounerd that the A xlt leaders
parted In nerfert accord on "the
political »1tu*tlon."
The first gurs* of most nbA'rvrrs w*« that llitla r and Muaaolinl etrhHiiged views on the
nest slen in the Mediterranean
region following the sucres,fill
conclusion of the Balkan, Greek
A n tito d In New
York
---------and and Crele campaigns
taken to Ellis Island for d e l
(E ip erirn re has shown
Hint
portation hearings, Kurt Hein-{these periodic meetings between
rich Birth, termed the No. I Na-| Hitler nnd Mussolini
Invariably
tl agent of the Western Itami- are portentous,
nortrnlnu*. hut only
nnlv snt-«r
sul-.e
sphere, is accused of lying his qurnt development* divulge wtml
way into the U. K, after a lour m ar have brought them toge'her
of Mouth America. A former
fTheir mrrtlng today was thi-li
Reich diplomat, lie said he was sixth 4n 21 months of war Each
heir In a "private" capacity.
ha- signalled ihe beginning nr
the end of a major phase of the
conflict |
Faces Deportation
Six Call! Aniwared
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__________________N U M B E R a :i3
Measure Is Designed
To Increase State
Bower Over County
Taxation Officials
mt
l
1’ re s a
Axis Chieftains Hold
Unexpected Meet
ing To Exchange
Views On Conflict
Two Hanford
girls,
Camilla
la nrageeted by thi Draa and Lrnabel|« llagon, wI o
JEdueal
Imld government Joba In Waablng- J * * * 1 5 ! * ,A_ V *
Cmiranl Bvents. „
and Carlo* H *' lim. D. C., are pictured In an
award* fo< artlela In Iha currant Issue of
l«o k magxilna wbleh descrlUa
Ihe llvei at tba multitude of
women clerks In the nations eipIUL
Mias Dana la the daughter of
Mr* R- H. D a u sa l Iha lata Mr.
thins, and la tb f sister o f Rich.
aid Shat. A g r a jn ilc of Bamlnola
llfrh School, sha worked In her
(altar's office for a time, and
ta W stobiyO r shout two
•a n ago. I w r a .l O Ragan tha
Si
MONDAY
END OF THE NAZI BATTLESHIP
I
15,000 Men Are Re( .moved Froi^ Island,
British Announce;
i Iraq Signs Peace
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�A Boon To,Aviation
iCCKBSi Com mil
M Lord) Iroot oL
• shall bring It to
In th* Lord, ond
for him,—Putin
V I AIR-RAID WARDEN
Prom Tho London Timm)
the dark hours before the
Winter dawn
M l Ua home iUll sleeping
with blinds drawn
'ha, enee more,
ding out qulotly, he cloood the
GINS r LIQUORS
:h all our nvUlloi> efforts, ingenuity, and
brains n r* being concentrated on building, high .apend
bombers and fighting planes, It Is 'Interesting to note that
a new typo of small plane that-'practlcally flics itself is
being plued on the market.
It may seem' like a waste of time, skill and materials
to .construct planes which have no immediate military
value, but the development pf a type that nnyono can fly
with an hour or so of Instruction will inevitably have an
important-bearing on our source of supply of future mili
tary pilots.
In
,,
The new plane called the "Skyfarer" h a s . incorporated
all the aafety features which have, been adopted in various
other
planes, nand,
gear,*
U
H l w r Jklndi.of
M l i u a . u s |#««aiivr*s
u u , .with
w i u i iiU
v n tricycle
t 1 ' y u n >landing ft*-'***
Its wing flaptf its simplified steering apparatus, and Ha
incapacity to go into o spin, Is about ns fool proof as urty
aircraft can be.
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One may obtain some idea of Its simplified operation
from the fact that a reporter who bad never flown a plane
before, took the craft off the ground on his first trip,
piloted It across Long Island, and might easily have land
ed it If thickening weather and gathering darkness had
not descended.
,
In describing his experience the reporter said the
craft could tako off and land In a cross wind and handled
well on the ground because of its tricycle landing gear
which la turned by the same controls that operate the
ailerons whllo In flight.
The Skyfarer Is a hlgh-wlng monoplane for better
flap action, soats two in aide by side arrangement ami
has suitable fittings and baggage space. Ie comparison
to the performance of automobiles, it will give mere than
20 mllea to the gallon of gasoline, 600 miles to the quart
of oil, has a range of 360 miles ind a cruising speed of
06 miles an hour. On a production basis ami in normal
times the plane would sell for about | 1 ,Q0 0 .
One can envlnago that with aU the great development
of airfields and airports throughout the country, there Is
a great future for a plane.like the Skyfarer. As a reser
voir for military flying material the widespread usd of
these tiny planes would be of Inestimable vuIub to Ilia
country.
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JP1 R ^
F/ 4 \ Ed* ban U?a t
;
L
I R E S
J
W L .t t R E I T Z I S
E hrIc Into Ostrich
SANFORD AVE. A T SECOND ST.
Of Mr. Lindbergh’s right to criticize n Presidential
address there can be no question. As for tho iunties of
dr'end, turning strode
taste which arise from the manner of his utterance, they
a the unllghUd rued
ard the wardens* past to take aro hla own problem and responsibility. But his arguments
aro very mnch tho public> concern. And it seems to us
Us nUee
aro hie eomnuUs, though he worth pointing out that defeat haa not improved Ids log
felt the row
ic. The Immaturity of his mind and background, his Inabil
of the wind, still In his mind
ity to look outside the narrow channel of his limited facts
he pew
wife end children lying In and fixed prejudices were never so clearly exhibited ns in
(S M Ia e S From r * # - Om )
hia latest speech.
r bed*
Tntum.
. ,f* yet In slumber with d*rh
What the President said wus that "control or occupa
Tnckath Building, 801 North
ruffled heads
tion by Nad forces of any of tho Islands of the Atlantic
Mete In the forgetfulness s f
would Jeopardize the immediate safety of |»rtlnns of
dream, ‘ V.'
AvrpUn nnd Rrroiid fllrost.
S taler while unconscious of North and South AriterJca nnd of the island jhwscmsIohs
•South g|,lo Primary School. , i
of tho United States nnd, therefore, of the ultimate saf
Junior High School,
jh w It
menace that beset
Vocational Srhodk r .
ety of (ho continental United Staten Itself.** We know or
i .wakeful moment cf a world no reputable student of warfare and strategy who would
Woman's^ C lub.!
. ,* .
a t war.
Atlantic C o s * :L in e rollway
Mma eewndedi end e search. question tho accuracy of tho President's statement. Such olmps an<| ruSltHhniu«, T .." If,
difference of opinion as exists in about the precise steps, Carroll; Irorl,porta lion dlvlalcm
to be..taken to prevent (>ermnn occupation—and on this, »t, derot; a. w. jiomo*.,'
Chamber o f Commerce, *' ■**•'
IR M M flll
m*,
llys- point Mr. Roosevelt made no specific commitment. Nor
Hanford State Farmers * Mart
>, hemta ecreemort.T hurtling,
did
he
even
make
a
threat.
What
ho
made
plain,
however*
bet. IT. J . Lohnun. ••II r
i
toward tha post he ron
was
that
tho
defenso
of
America
makes
It
mandatory
that
County regtitration places’ sro
h bseUng heart. . . . Yet sUII
aa
foITows:
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these Jumplng-off places do not fnll into German hands.
With ’hi* enled"
Otumuttlta House
•ew those Innocent feres calm Nothing was said— note this well—about
the
United T, AIItamonts,
, Gorham and A * 1. Rairor.
States having to scizo and hold these islands so long as
rnooetberry, Community House,
they remain under their present sovereignty and arc not III’ hard Cause)berry,' ,<
Wilfrid Gltaon.
I
Forte*t C(Jy, Foogate Packing
In danger of falling under German dominion.
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Yet what docs Mr. Lindbergh say? .t“Our own Pres tlouae,
lofllnrnrd, City Hall, fledrge'
D M R W H U I fN PRANCE
ident says that the safety of America lies in controlling It. nrhlge.
|Mj_■•" , ■--ewhero In Prone* there 1la the Capo Verde Islanda, off the coast of Africa, tivon
Oviedo, City nail, L. R. Jo r
ws pst
•
Hitler never made « statement like that," Mr. Lindbergh dan.
taemory of Ufaystto.
rt-eeola, Commltaary, It.
P.
said
In
Philadelphia
on
Thursday,
"If
wo
tako
the
atti
lE- *
*h
•
ITeldeman.
wwhsro the abado of Marshal tude that we must control tho islands of tho eastern
teV c, Monroe, school, B. C.
Hemisphere, Europe haa Juat as much reason to demand kSteele.
As msledlrlions on the Bocho. control of the Islands of the Western Hemisphere." And | Geneva school, Mr*. J . C. Din*.
Jr.
lewksse tho Tiger Clemen again, "It is Mr. Roosavelt who udvotated world domina
Chuluole, school.
tion when he says that . . . we In America must dominato
ts#,
f.-he Mary, Pott Office, C. W.
*
Iseplag, stalks his sarage foe. islands lying off tho African coast,"
IkWIL
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Neproet wITI regl-tor n*» ho'h
.The proposition is elemental; the ta ile d States does
ttwhara Praneh valor shall
not covet tho Islands (n question. It does not wish to oc >*sy- from *:0 0 A. M. s s lll *-M
P. M. * t rrrooipo Arademv. H*nCrt lido?
cupy them as steps th a scheme of world domination. ners 'Arodomy and a t ' tho Mid
1 net In Vichy, Pm afraid.
Germany, In contrast, must have these islands If she la way Rchool.
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to dominate tho Atlantic. They are vital to Germany in
the event of German expansion Into the New World. Controt of the Islanda would be for the United States a purely defensive measure. Control by Germany would be an SANFORD FORUM
essential Pert of any aggroaslve transoceanic campaign.
Mr. Lindbergh a Inability to perceive this fundamen
tal distinction la a tragic Illustration of his mental llmltatlona. No wonder he Is stUl able to reach tha abaurdconelusion that if the United 8tatee will simply alt tight and
[ do nothing It will have nothing to fear and can escape
• w ar! Ia It surprising that the tame German spokesmen
who denounced lfr, Roosevelt for his speech on Tuesday
evening praised Mr. Lindbergh's "reply5*? The Germans,
least, have
Illusions as to which Interpretation or
e problem of the, Atlantic Islands correctly places the
t E m J lU^ ,'*tM0fi AmaHc* first. Whatever animal beat syroI
N“ k U U not th« ostrich.— New York Her-
Sanford Ciitiena
Sign Bb
Civilian
S
Civilian Def
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At Rotary Lunch
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SANFORD, FLA-,
�INDAY, JUNE 2. 1*41
THE SANFORD HBRXtD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
Social A n d Personal Activities
OBS. LOURINK BEAL, Society Editor
Social Calendar
Rollins Graduation
^ Scheduled June 5
W IN TER PARK, June
(Special)—Sixty-four bachelor of
arta degree*, eight bachelor o{
science, and two bachelor o f mu•Ic degree* will he conferred up
on member* of the graduating
class at Rollin* College Thursday
morning. June r>. In the Knowle*
Memorial
Chapel.
Preiident
Hamilton Holt will preside at the
exercise*. and U.
S. Senator
Charles O. Andrew* will deliver
the principal addrei*.
Senator Andrew*' address will
concern "Our Changing Interna
tional Polity.”
A sermon entitled "Perspective
and Poise” will be delivered at
the Barcilaureate service tomor
row numintr in the Knowle* Me
morial Chapel by the Rev. Evrrett 1- Fsrnswnith, of Weitfleld,
Ms**., whose »on, Everett L Jr.‘,
la a member nf the graduating
if
Personal 3
Sam Walla and Ralp). Dru.i Irfl
toil*/ foi point* in California.
Don En*ley »pent the weekend
In Adele,
(I, ,
visiting
with
friend*.
Mi** Emily Boring of St. Pe
tersburg i* spending this week
with Mr. and Mr*. K. L. Knight.
Mr. ami Mr*. R. P. Wright
were vliitnr* over the weekend
Of Mr. and Mr*. M. L. Wright
and family on Celery Avenue.
Mr*. W aller E. Johnson and
aon. W aller,
Jr ,,
and
John
rranklln, have gone tu Tampa
to epend a few day*.
will ho held Wednesday with
Mr*. J . C. PsUrrxon, Mr*. J . E.
Courier, Mr*. M. W. Dearlso,
Mr*. A. J . 1‘etrrson, Mr*. B. B.
Crumley and Mr*. L. T. Do** a*
hostesses. Immediately following
the buxines* meeting the L iter
ature and Music Department* will
meet In the club.
Sewing session* will continue
for the Red Cross In Ih* Woman'* Club from 9 :30 A. M. un
til 11:30 A. M. with Mr*. J . W.
Hall sponsoring.
the Binford
INSURED
SAVINGS
THE KEY TO SECURITY
DIVIDEN D
CURRENT
.
Telephone 1«»
Every
acrnunl
In
sured to $1.0*0 . ) an
agency
af
Ifulled
Rtataa
Government.
(Wart now—aave ev
ery day the INSURED
SAFETY way.
F IR S T FED ER A I
RavinRn A I-oan A m
of Semlnol* Comity
2M Magnolia Avenue
Sanford. Florida
K E. Tolar ha* returned
from Tampa where *he
I week with her daughr*. Murray Nance.
FACE THREE
Hetty Aiken Wed
Stetson Students
Graduates Feted
West Side PupilB
(iuests Of Honor
To Nelson Axton
By Mrs. Roumillat
Give ‘Story Book’
Mlm Bette Welhen, Min* Mary
Martha Rm rrkk and Mlaa Jessie
Durden, member* of the grsilustIng r l » a of Si-minolr High School
• rrr honored with a party given
by Mr*. F. E. lloumillat at her
home on Palmetto Avenue Sat
urday morning.
The class color* of sold and
blue were used In the floral decoMlluns aa well a* the refresh*
merit* and other party appoint
ment*. Favor* were miniature dL
ploma* tied with blue and gold
ribbon*. Ml** Margaret S|iencer
wa* awarded a prize for excelling
In the central enjoyed by the
f lin t * .
Mr*. Roumillat ** • a**i*ted In
•ervlng an Ice rourse by Mr*. J .
E. Wathrn and Ml** I.ucy Roumlllat.
Thoae enjoying thr party were:
The Mlaae* Retie Wathen, Mary
Martha Emerirk and Je»»le Dur
den. guest* of honor. Mi** Nata
lie True, Mia* Muriel Knox, Mix*
Elizabeth Whlgh-vm. Ml** Marraret Spencer. Ml** Nell Stewart,
Ml** Marcia Proetor. Ml** Doro
thy Runge, Ml** Hetty W rit, Ml**
Ethel Root. Ml** Joyce Ann
Whlddnn. Ml** Flltabeth Pippin.
Ml** Catherine Hurl. Ml** I.ucy
Roumillat, Mr*. Wathen and Mr*.
Roumillat.
Erma Doudncy In
Honored At Party
Rive* of Dunnctlon has
to attend the graduation
grandson, Jam es Keyes,
emlnole High School this graduating
cktax of Seminole
High School. Mrs W. Caulhen
Hutchison entertained
with *
bridge party Saturday afternoon
at her home. L’dOn Park Avenue.
The cln** color*, (due and gold,
were reflected ill the atliorllve
nrranprmrnt* nf plumhago, yellow
tilir*, and yellow gaillnrdia*.
Several piogre**inn* r( bridge
were played, at the c inclusion
of which prize* were awarded to
Ml** Muignret Spencei for high
-euro. Mi** Mare M*rtha Emerlck
nf for arreeno, and Mi** Dnudney,
nd ! guest prize An interesting note
nd wa* added to the prize* by the
ur presentation to Mi«x Dtmdnrv of
TTIURHDAt
The “Show Deluxe" of the pu
pil* o f Ruth Gordon Wright will
be presented on thr stage nf the
Kltx Theater at H:lfi P. M.
The annual piano recital in
memortam to Mr*. Fannie Stembridge Munson will be presented
by pupil* of the Fannie K. Mun
son Plano School iu the Sem i
nole High School auditorium at
K:l# o’clock. The public IJ cor
dially Invited.
The P. E. O. will sew for the
Mr* O J . pope ha* Seen re
Red Cro*» in the Woman'* Club moved
to her home ur. Sitnfmd
from 2 ;0 0 P. M. until *:U0 P M.
under the sponsorship o f Mr*. Avenue from the Qrun,*c General
Hospital in Orlando where >he
8 . O. Hhinholser.
has been III for some time.
FRIDAY
Mr and Mr*. P. N. WhiteMembers of the Hanford Gar
den Club will sponsor the -ew- hu nt and daughter, llaael. nnd
Bobby
ing session In the Woman's Club grandchildren, Ann and
were thv
from 0 :3 0 A. M. until ll>;lo A. Bell, of Ailele, fla
M. with the Azalea Circle
In guest* yesterday of MU* RebecnCK^IkelKLosalnir7 Post, n Cult
Sgt. Raymond Locke lit* reB3, American Legion Auxiliary
will gather In the Legion Hu; fo r turned to Parris Island, S. C.,
where
he I* stationed with Ihc
it* regular meeting at 7:30 P.
Seventh Marine*, a fte r attending
the werlbnd with hi* mother,
Mr*.
Margaret
Lorke.
Mim Nartry Ron«FllFr l«*ft tu*
day for Jocknonviltfl1 wh**ir •*)»•
will aprnd a week with Mi*
Mary l.ynu Morgan.
Thr* inarriarr of M i " It* 11\
Akin. daughter of Mr* I
•*. I
Akin of Winter Garden, in \H*
son II Anton of Orlando, uu- *o.. ]
b mutxod nt tht* F iim
Biivlipt i
Church in Orlindo on Friday rvi* |
nine at H:00 o’clock.
The rhurvh nan decorated wiih
Faster lilies, white* gladioli,
nnd many Untiled tapei v Mie I
I Ilia Dnhfel at the organ n u t ij
Ipiopram of wisliling music diinnv !
I Ihc lighting
f the candle1* an i
|
Ihrnifliy
Symmnh
*mic
'Hksuh p .''
The hridrsmaids
\v»*‘ c
>11- ■ •
Martha Witght of Run ford, Mrs
R M. Winninghnm and Mio
Ffnirurt* Brown of Orliindo Tin \ i
were dressed alike in yellow dor, |
ted swiss with bouffant -hut* 4
puffed sleeves and wore gardenia 1
Radford
Humpl v*Dimi|ity— Shirley FMe* fl *et* in their hair. The* uu - 1
Trn l.illlr Indians — Rhythm tied old fashioned nost'giiv* *•I j
ml led garden flowe*s slims* tei|
Band. Mix* Eleanor Watt
with green Ml in ribbons
The maid of honor ivia Mu*.
Mabel Staines. Her diess na*
vellow or candle -pimkl.-.l vu b I
r sebnd design. She ran ted an I
e j
Rehearsals ate iieing hrM daily arm hmnpiet of mis ml i
I
for the “ Show Deluxe” l«> be pre- l o u f i p
The ushers were George \k<n
edited by pupIN of the Ruth Gnr
don Wright 11ii nee xrbool
on vf Winter Garden, brother mt iln j
Thursday evening at ft 1^ o'clock hr ole, .lack Murdock J r , Allan 1 .
on the ptfjre of the Ftits Theater Murdock. A C, Giith'm and It <
Spec* inI lighting ei|uipment, in Mioun *>f Orlando UTittb II I'h-I
eluding refleetn-s, f|oo<l lights 'ins was best man
The
hride entered with I<*4
■ pm lighting nnd colored lighting
la being installed fur the revue hi I her. V G Akin Ji She n .n
» gown nf white inn 1*|iii**«-m«■
which, It in i«itid Hv the IrmTructoi
will t^e one of the most nutMnnd ‘s biir inffetn wjth bouffant l.iM
Sh*1 carried an ivory hvid.-'s H1I.1.
Inc y*lt to be held.
with valley lilt*
I11 .
Ilr*. Graee Doie' Imx deniciie*1 •hnwered
and made all the rnxtlimea fnr tile veil wos a Mary Stnnri mp . m
with seed penrN
•how nn*l ituixir will be ffinii^bef1 >r«iidered
lb J
I’owidl Tmkei peffniun I*
t y Mm . pore' n*MHHteil by Mm
F. I
Biirdiek with the omr*' he double ring eeremorn
After the rercnionv tin* imifli
drum*
Mrc Wright «tated that IF '•’ft f t n short wedding ttip r 1
Itudenta will be ptevented in thi# •poll their return will make it. .*
revue, in pinging number*, ta]' mme ai |ftltll Westehesii'f m 11
ensembles, nm! » difficult itdvnn vin Mam* . Hi Iambi
Mis A ‘ mi has been .pi*mu 1, ,|
edl rope lap. rxenbe*! by t’aiolyn
II M Jb-tudall of Mi
No* le. who will thfow the rupi v th Pi
undo,
as lechima in for ihc e 1 *
In
th*re
different
diieetinn^
-•eju
Ml
Alton
is n MUM n >| tt-'j,
never bixtnir Men
(liber outMMintin'? number^ wil’ he Federal Housing Aduiun n 1
ion in Oilniulo
he given bv Jrnn I,onine Vurn ii
an ndvnmed bullet, nnd tup dun
res bv Bui hi nt Atm |V mvi \ Mnt Ian Wiley Miirv FHtaWth Pan
irl. < in ip me St Mideniniie, Mue>
Don V Jtdmnv Mae Jonea. Nunc1!
Utb Betty Jiiie i iipilund, Fred
etl* * Cnopei. Gordon Wlight
Nb 11 FmveB, un i Tommy Frmiei |
1 1ny Mu iv Ann Fit on, just
two \f‘a|M ii lit and the v ongep'
atlhb fit urf the otudt#* will ilidigb
the Mintienre with ii pel sormliti
arm * and Inp nmnbet
T*'V lot* w lio have «howi
m-ii ked pmgie**) Pince the Ifta1
rcrtie include Mwn mne S P ici
I md, Anti l.ylea Belly Hrymi
Ilarriei t llmwii Beverly Foopei
.1 an \\ 11V■ i.•*. Gmce Mm'ie Slim
■ ij'her, Muiv Ann Fat mi, am ,
'Itrnroe IVnrfe, H wa* rriiimincei
bt Mr * U rip hi. who nl«n
ihat her summer dance i liixpe
will ■ tint on June !>
Thi "Magic Story Hook" wa*
p!T*riitrd l»»t Tiir*uay niovning
by member* 1 1 the Writ Side
Kindergarten ot inr Writ Side
School
. Throe Inking purl included:
Announcer—Geneva G i l o
Obi M. ther Hubbmd — l.rri* Ann
Coojier
Pn»».in-bool*— Bobby Me Nab
Song, "Putay C a l’ — Cla»»
I’eter Hobbit Cheater Kate*
l *1tile llrnun Hear — Harvey
Wilk
Sr'iia, ''Giildenlock*"
Harvey
WHh IT)AO|«
Fwiry
Shwmnkrr* -— Ib’Tibv
B-i mfi ami Grnig Anderson
pui^y— l^uiMr MrAlfMmkr
larii tJip Mbs Muff i ll— Sui* Ann
Sl :
Last denies Today
*s«i I‘ran k«,CehM
.M itien imlwtsi
**1 • KS'l _
TUESDAY
BARGAIN DAY
Double Feature
Wright Pupils To
Give Show Saturday
YOU’ll
GO
CRAZY
'
1
V
Antlers (Jive Dan
Honoring Grinina
Jersey (.’ity Fire
Costs 25 Million
JFBSI V * ITY. N J . June 2
F u r Chief Frank Frtle ««ti
M fi. R. Z. Johnson. J r . hi* n
turned home from We'j«t$»r wIh m if tiled Sunt lay that ibnmiyr Iron
i lie firi" vthli h sw ept eiitht Idm'k
•he vUitetl with hrr p irrn b
f the Jersey City witterfroit'
Thnmaa Ratliff and Ralph Itnv
■tuidny m*|ht runt will) borne
have returned home from K»*\
indiiy haul «nnsed d imuice in *■ *
We«t where they ipent a
i ewa of $25,000,0011, much i»f it ti
day* on I ualneaa.
ilefener stiren
Fill nKents, who iuitamm' irnlb
Friend* hero of M n. L, I*
McCuKler of Galnaavllle will he invesllgale fire* Involving nation
Interested to learn that hhr «m !I id defense, were looking into
be house mother of the l'i Kap ;<h**e* of the Idme. hut Frtle lob
pa Alpha fraternity ‘house tni* newspaper men: ''The mute is un
known, but gel sabotngr out ol
summer.
oiur mind. It could have l^on
Mr. and Mr*. W. M. Sent! have t iniso !iy a discaided rignr rt,” hi
aa their gueata, Mr. Fcntt * *i<
The fire started in n rutile pei
ter*, Mr*. J . M. Ilarrlacn uf Muni■ornery, Ala., and Air* W A h*y left un a plrr at the find o'
Beaty of Atlanta, Ua., anil Mi* tilth street, at about <1 n 'cl’rl
Sco tt’* niece, Mr*. Joseph Puff id Saturday
A strung snulhra*'
Floyd, Va.
wind spread it over * xii.tilnrl
o ra within an hour. It* drstrur
Friends o f Melvin
Flelarhci lire progress wa* aldnl hy •
will be glad to laarn that h. half dozen dull azplostnn* In n>
baa been
removed
from
the i ight-ztory grain elevator, whri'
Orange General HoaplUl In Oi more than 1000,000 bushel* o'
Undo to tba hem* o f hie per train bed been storrd
•ata, Mr. and Mr*. Irvin Fleisrh
Dr. and Mrs. T. F. McDaniel
airlved Saturday from Camp
Banuregard, La., where Dr. Me
VATICAN CITY, June 2 —
Daniel has been atotloned with
Pop* Plus XII defended
the Third Armored Division, <« ■he right
and duties of the ir
eUlt with friend* llnrlng a 10 dividual and famillrt against t'u
day furlough.
rztensive state interference in a
■adio braodeaat yesterday com
Mr. and Mr*. Mae Huddlaetnn i memorallng
the both anniversary
arrived Saturday from Jackson of Pope Lao X III'* social ency
mischa
k m
. HAMCRir
I 0M BROWH
(DOMl KWHlDt
,i MUM JIHKIHS
IDDIl OUlllAH
W /TH THE G O LFER S
Right from the tee-off, you'll like their
COOLER, MILDER, BETTER TASTE
O m o k c r s ^cl c\cr> jJihk I tjuulit\
they like in <iliesterliclil's turnons Mend.
T h i s right amihiiiution o t the hcsl (nlntcc o s lluit (irini in o u r o w n So u lli lm uf
und that ^ e hrinj* from far-oll l iirkes
und ( i r e e c e truly SATI SI-11*S.
#
Mukr
S
W
zmiao
W
lW
iirxt fuii k
('.hestfrfirhi. . . v«m» un t
t r a m - u p w it h a h r l l r r
cig u rrtlr. Iw v ry batty u ha
sm u krs th em hkr\ tliriii.
ville to spend the weekend with clical "Rerum Novarum."
IUm former** mother, Mrs. Nonpontiff, apeak lag in Da
aye Buddie* ton, and brelhtr. lianThe
ever the Vatican radio, up
■T ear. Mr. Hnddleeton will return held m an'* right to freedom In
I hi* "phyelcal, spiritual, religious
and moral movement*."
STOP, SHOP and SAVE!
SELECT YOUR SUMMER
WARDROBE NOW AT
Dr. and M rs. A. W. Cppa have
•a their gueets. Dr. Epp*1 mother,
Mr*. W, H. Epp# mad plater, Mlaa
Alii ten* rp p *. a f Tampa. They
will wttaaaa the grad nation of
Dubb Epp* from Seminole High
Graduatioi
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Andtnon
Maa Bond
Charlci Bradbury
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Banard Colllna
John Dunn
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Joo Crrnahaw
Jostlo Durriuit
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Fire Losses For .
%
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
,4 Months, Of 1941,
Are $113,373,000
d a l) — Estlmaetd r.n tosses of
fa r in g April in the
United States brought the total
fe f th e .fir s t four months of the
year to appro*br»tely I I 1.1,373,OtO, It was announced yesterday
by W. E. Mallallsu, director of
.the 75U. anniversary activities ef
the National Board of Pire Un
derwriters.
hnoUly 10 peroaot w a n Shall In
Iha anna isawth last year; The
rise U undoubtedly doe In part
te Iba speed-up of Industry and
(o h ith er j value* associated with
l e f t * * ' production and in part
to property values destroyed in
tha forest fires which raged in
a number of states during April.
laentaasa
5COTT5
tPfiOOK
By R.J. SCOTT
mmi
Sanford Paint
& Glass Co*
IV11.1.1 AM CAMMACK
..................... I
-Sounds,
T
from
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Ac
t iv e
S
oT
PAST 82 Years
o ld -
HAMA0 R.YAS
8 AB0 6 M OF
I
( ’nrrnway
I'llO N E
IS
DEER TONGUE
H I R S - A H P 'r t E
u
Andrew
IHH’ * l*.\ If K
S T r i K in ^ B e a s t s
S
I'lus Service"
AGENCY
S om e an im als
'fALK* MORJL1UAM
caddy-
“Insurnnce
ARABIA IS oHt;
OF "flit WORLD'S
|JRrS Mo<rf oomsT'aht
t U
^U TT
erea s
First' i^tlwAy
AUTHERT10 HOME COLOR
S T H I M I . P OR TF OLI O
D e tlg n rJ by
IIP IM T I
l
FIRE ^ ^ 5
CASUALTY
SaNNi nq p Ai t^ .
efoL?
/\\.
CouR.il - [ £ 3 f
near.
FH r
ao n pos
I— lr~
V IIB IB T tB C
Other Graduates
Las neeii
apparent that
Uey
must redouble their efforts to control
fire and th a t every citixen must
bo on the alert to prevent fir e s "
Losses in .April were approx-.
■Tt Is amaslng in this lime of
national emergency, when ft is
Important to conserve all of our
resources, that we should be com
placent about paying such a-huge
firs bill. If the ■pie sent rat# of
losses is continued throughout the
year, the 12-monlha total will i t .
eecd one-third of a billion dol
lars.’'
* i' i*
•'Destruction of sech n in e s may
be a serious handicap to our de
fense program.
For •example,
the losses of 1113,000,000 during
the first four montls of the year
■ i Ti oamvrauous
P A G E F IV E
P o s -r O F F I C E - C o MPLE-Te WlTtl SORrflN^ C L E R K i - 15 HOW IN
JPER-ATTON OVER. a . 1 3 9 - m i l e r o u t e . b e t w e e n w a s h INtJ'foN , D.C h
Intelligent Soldiers
Needed, Doctor Says
A.ND K A R R I & O M B U R C I V A .
I l*«l, («§ Nfiwna IpfclKaM I**. UiwaWitfRagawaA
Soldier Ih
T r tw tw * tea
I l f Besik r« r k Av*>
British Liner Docks;
Killed Just .Missed Bismarck
KISSlMMKK. June ■> — nTl
wfililitT of tin* Urlnntln Air
power only, hut .i rombtii
in ILiwi* « ns killrri nml his eight
i'itni|iimion».
including
five nlr
which hmin* imiv turn the tab
wtthliiTR nml t hi i’i* civilian
to victory," he declared
in .,i
vyrnpomiim on the payrhinliie af >< utliF. wrie injured Sunday aflet Moon w ln*n tin* cat in which
pects of iselecMve aervlce
Participants in the sympoaimn they witt* tiding will in ro)|L<ijon
apfreed that careful <di*er\*itMn with n Miuthbouml nudm hu* at
of selectee* hy exiimining phv- the Still** highway ovcrpanN Just
Nlclarm of hnul weleellve aervue ninth of lirif
The ilrntl Jame* II Hwanri!
hoard* ,ii ml adequate
personal
histories rtf all *Hre*rr* vv*(e fifty fmnth bombing
Mjuatlron
neeersary if the irmv
Orlamlii rut ha**e, home undeUrkeep out per*rrm linking Oir mined
prtrper mental makeupThe injured Carl Wolf*, 22 ,
Partly rb u ily
tonighi
* 1,41 1K finxx iHe, Term,
undetermined
Iimicmudon*; L im n
Henry.
IH,
J ih riN,
Miss t
hi uiseit
ami
S 0 O 8 E VE LT ltKHTS
it “harked r John Pull uni, 2 »l, rimt
•• » Trnm *«.«., shock
ami
eonru — fyPl— Prraiilrnt Roosevelt mnbuI *ion«; Robert lalhiut. 21 , Ro
MMv — 4nv «!•*»..inv, chatting tnona,
N.
undetermined
with nttmWm «f ht* family nml alintiJder brut*™, all of lhirt*riu h
f i t t i n g in a bit of woik *m of- bombing squmiron, Oilamh. Air
t k k l documents.
’'"■ M Albert
Its,l.lr-n
it
Then's more than one way Hint adver
Export
[ Orlando Air Rase
t* oe* longer n cnmlifl'
of A
O u r s h o p is well et|iilp|>ecl
In m a k e tint
r e p n lr s
on
m a c h i n e r y , Imilsirn o r
o t h e r e q u ip m e n t .
NFW YORK. .him* 2 4/l*>
Tin
2<i lM t-lrm
t tinnnUWhile
St hi le e r Hr iIan me *liiq»ed in'l *
poM Sunday mill «imr umong ih**
nhu1 *tlH intwwengerw waul sh*'
run i iiw ly miAwnl meeting the tiet man luitt len!n|i Him ti tek iliil ifi’j
tlo crossing
Mont o| the |ittFneiig«*r'* wen*
U m ler
ho oi J
tu
1h ’
B r itis h
g o v e iiu
no i l wotkei R replat ing nr «ugimutmg fnirrw of Hritiwh liumiii**
ih (lie I'liitetl Slntrs
* I ris|*ntehi’F fioin Ottawa Kil4 iv Mini that a Inifi* linei lowtletl
with hundred* of HriO*h military
per eeitel bmiial for t nnadii nmt
tin Iriilfvl Slate* unrtowly •'*»■
ruin d the lli*mnfekaH gun* t
STINE
MACHINE & SUPPLY CO
* ■iirr**ii). r*» M\| m ill
207 \V. Secorcl St,
OrLoidf , slight hi m*e*
K ruliner, t letter. Rcalp In
fierii1 Hankltia, Oi liiruln,
in.I Iimiim-4 , Itichard
Drlaritlo,
htutFe*
Repairs
C
niul
u o
r J~ (/? e c
FOIt YOUR SI'MM MR
Using brings men to work.
The most im portant way Is when nd
SPRINGS
vcrUfting is used to increase salee.
FREE
Instead of “men wanted," it says, “can
turners wanted.”
BUILDING LABOR - MATERIALS - FHA INSURED LOAN*
SWIM COURSES
v f 'K l
*iv
Bogin Monday Jun* !
•
And mnr* eustomerg mean a^oro (oho
D i v e in t »:nsivk
• l i a i O TKAINtNfl
In I he ulores and factories that keep
U hut Hqnnrnlili. l i r n l l c m e n wont In know Is
where
Hnnuriililr
I 'n r e n U
Inliie f a r
A m e ric a n c h u n k and kn o ck
io n
say
C h ild re n
ev en in gs.
I^ink P a r k
busy by using advertising.
S ch o o l
c h ild re n
spend
lente
chow
gnme.
c .ire fu l hut no s ee . V on put
y e n in s t e a m lorn tom and s h a k e l e e l , muyhe.
All s a m r e
we lonky
Hull
C lark
In n lg h i
fo r many faces.
The Sanford Herald
b H h.
had
w o r n
them three y ca re not realizin g t ha t
her
v i s i o n
had
changed during
that time. W e Tit ted
her with new lenses,
and the evidences of
strain have t’one.
FIX UP YOUR HOME
I - ' o u r rtsif rem it Inr th e h u m m e r t h a n
' t n r i i i s ju h | a r r i t i n g . ’
Vie nil wimhI s a i l
p r o l e i l e d fro m u l l e i n u l e - n u k in g and ilr;
wiili a ciHitlng of good p o i n t 7 C h e c k U
I'oml - h e fn r e you cnrt-ider t o u r ho m e ri
Ini -u n ilite r . . . nr h e l l e r , let n - eheyk II
lot t o n . I ’ hnne 7 Cl uiitl I d u- pul m a r hum
I >11 lop s h a p e ( h i s week '
NO IIKI.AV — CON VKNIKNT TKIt.MSJ
Dr. IN G R A M
0 . P . Herndon
• OPTOMETRIST *
IWfcMACNOllA A v r .« f ^ ^ s B
8th RTKKbT AT FIIENCH AVENUE
Classified
CH ICK EN ^
rabbits.
By PAUL ROBINSON
1TVCVWCNr
QR EXCHANGE 10 month
> n d m ilt poll*# d«g. • ,
lent watch dog, food a
IF lO U D o t s A C C
(SOINvJ U P TC X j UK
raoOM TAS-S Tins
TOTHKMCVICS
TOOtmtEIE . V
Desmond
HE W O U LD /1
AAV* YOGI
LETTWfJ U P ■ ITS
r e n him
—
children, I’hoa* IB M .
'III flow WHAr lit..’
t£‘-> isr^riN o i o rr .i
n
SHE HAV.N' .
I V r r r y ) FOOM ->
L
• ■ t f l L ..T
SPECIAL '
oeuveny1
t o c j '\ m s
OWL fJ
rracN D liw
fiACtC
home '
'
IOOICS L'KC S H E b
GROUNDED ,
n o n tu a t u c s f
MET ETTA
.
fJ
IBM PLYMOUTH M oor sedan-
Ittw Ursa, good paint, good mo
tor. Will socritic tor cash. W.
D. Harwell, Mums SM.
■ rr-u csA
DAI'N l COO
tAtor r o
KEEP AvO
OtlA-S III IHE
AIR at l i e
_
SAME ,
I TIME.*
OTPOlNT~KLeCTIUC rotsgss.
water haaUra * M r l p t n t
tor*. H. B. Pop. Co., 1m .
SITUATION
W ANTED
. I u . .4 , . - 1
.
.
H IE LONE
liy MtAi\ a iitiK U B
Y U tLLl
VOURE TOO CARELESS*
TO A LAW OFFICER,
rn GOING TO FIND (
WHAT9 INSIDE THAT
C W . i n AFTER ^
�/
By
Jack
>f ! « • ■ : 1
C
h uck
AuertQ
O U S n A lt. N. C , June 2—
(B p artal)—PlteW r jU y Athte^
Sr
Mat August
Ruiis Gauntlet
Pitcher Staff
d Bnda With Self
rliitg C o n t e s t
idere to Come
>This Evening
TOTALS
A t t M Uses of jrio ln g the B*mI m I m last year. a R j was one of
the best Bern!-pro h nrlen in Fle r(d a..and his recent tw o JJt v ie .
to rt, dear ..O ctta la a sample of
» M I tee can do with reasonable
5 AaAO 1b HdOVi lOUT
a o u ty
H is rlln r out
INA BEACH
Humphrey, lb
Tefft, If — ...
Lavlgne, ef
Coralf| rf
Ju sctyk, Xb
Costs, 8b - ___
Tbeard, s i .............
1 O S S
snferd went down 18-0 and Simmons, e
--B 1 7
0
to Dsytona yesterday as Ray Tblerolf. p ...............„ ...( 8 0 0
ten startrd each tilt and we* Coat, 8b — ---— ..I 1 0 0
IIted with each loss. Almost
rr man on the Semirote team
T O T A LS
.................3# 17 *7 *4
late the game ac each of the Sanford .
____000 000 AtO— 0
rad ateff was riven the nod Daytons Beach ...A ll 881 01a —I I
Ing the twin bill.
Buns: Humphreys 3, T e fft 8,
•night Leesburg Journeys ben Is rlv ftie 2, Costa , Thead 2. filmAttempt to twangs a double mons, Thlcro lf.
ter defeat suffered Inst wsetu
E rro rs;
M cRsney, la V alley,
, Bil| Daugterty will probnb. Hnrdmsn >, Walberg.
r»t the pitching assignment.
Runs batted in ; Jusrsyfc A
Humphreys 2, Tblero lf, lavle n e ,
•boristep position and was Carroll, 8, Cost. Two bast nlta,
Hted with seven putoute and Delflne, Ju tcsvk, Cost. Sacrifice,
* assists during Iho lure con- Carroll. Double play. Gillespie
e, Including two double plays, unasalt (ed it G lrk , Walberg and
wn more player* a ri trying LaV alleyt Belbefg and LaV elley.
fa r a position on tho team Left on bases, Sanford 7; Dsytonn
I -Wild B I T Cologne, left Bench B. Base on In tis , off G lrk
ded pitcher from Ft. Laudtr* 4| Thlerolf 2. Struck out, by
Ashton 1 Innlnv2.(un-4nOAOD
l and Payne, a Loafwood boj
r baa lean playing for StcL Ashton 1, Thlero lf 0; K irk I .
lilts , o ff A s! ton 0 In 1 Inning
J; ‘
,
(out In second). lilt by pitcher
fa Sanford player gut
• cue hit during (he games bu*. bv G lrk (T e fft). Wild pitches,
led Dtlfhto, new third eheker, Glrk 2. Passed balls. Kettles,
to out of ble slump to hit a losing pitcher. Ashton. Um pires.
Me In tie opener and a »ln* Morgan end Hummer. Time of
C*me 2:01.
SECOND GAM B
SAN FO RD
ab h o a
la ra le y , lb ...... ......... 3 1 4 0
Hardman, cf .............. ...3 1
4 0
Booth, rf e ............ - ..... 9 0 8 0
MrRaney, If
_
4 0
1 0
Oil trip le. 2b ______ . . J 0 0 1
Ketllea, e -------2 1 0 0
Walberg, ae - — ...........2 1 S 0
Dslflno, 3b . ....................3 1 D 1
semi-pro.Vbsmps of
.
— be- burled the only
fam e Cocoa won Orem the B u .
forda, aeralpro kings e f G eo rg ia .
PUV-A6 PATH THE OifcteriOuUM
0AAW18 LAST yWAR, AlM o
AWSCtATieuJb AIL ROtATKAM
Florida i tate League
Bt. Augustins
G ainesville .....
18
28 .3»1
Ocala —.................. 1 7 IP .870
Sanford .............
16
I I ,lt 4
RESULTS YEITRRDAY
DaLand ',*0. Onun.:o 0-0.
Bt. Augustine 7-1, GeinesvOle 2*3
Leesburg 1 1 4 , Ocala 4-10. .
Daytona Beach 13-7, Sanford 0*2
GAMES TODAY
Orlande a t Getnesvllle
Leesburg at Sanford
Daytona Beach a t Ocala
S t Augustin* at DeLand____
Coat, tf.
Gray, p
Ffctete 0148
Ul t-;>
BAGGETTS
LITY
FLOWERS
DAYTO N A BEA C H
Humphreys lb
T e fft, I f ______
FOB
EVERY
OCCASION
PIPPIN GARDENS, Florist
WEST FIRST BT. — TELEPHONE 758-M
“WE WIRE FLOWERS EVERYW HERE”
MAS
F W rp O i m e a u -n ct fb w iR e .
TUitto BASE fb frf CPIUIC SbtnHesri
.............l ” o 8 0
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.3
1 0
0
TOTALS _____ - 87 » I I 3
Sanford .................. 000 110 0 - 8
Daytona Beach ....... 108 880 a—7
Runs;
Hardiran. Daugherty,
T efft 8 Carroll, Custa, Tbeard 2,
Gray. : t '
.
Errorsi Kettles, Tbeard, Daugh.
Hun* batted In: Csrroll, Baawyk, Delflno, Gray, Cost, Hum.
nhrvys. Two base kite, kattlea,
Delflno, Costa. Three base hit,
Gray. Btolen bases, LaValley 3,
sfft t Carroll, Hardman, Mesney. Sacrifices, Cost. Double
plays, TUard, O eaU . and Horn*
nhrrys. Left on b*se», Hanford
B| Daytona Beach t. Base* on
tails, off Gray 3t Asp ten E
Struck out. Imp Ashton ♦ [ Gray
8t Jones I. Hite off A«hton J
in 4 innings- Wild pitches Ash.
ten. Pssseo balls, Kettles. Losing
plichsr, Ashton. Umplraa, Hommrr and Morgan. Tims of gams,
1:80.
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15 at Florida
Receive Diplomas
With High Honors
GAINESVILLE. June I — (flp*.
rial)—Fifteen of the University
of Florida graduates will receive
their degrees Monday night -with
high honors" \and 44 will be
graduated "wHh honors."
To get "henor" degrees students
must show sxrellenca In scholar*
ship, while to get -high honor''
degrees, they must do superior
work beyond the -requirements of
the regular academte program.-'"
High honor graduates r
• '*
Hugh T, Pettereen ■ahd Mahtlia Hughes VkUl GatnesvilMi
nnd, E, lit Breeler, PeMieeta, O.
M. Crulchflrid, Ml*ton, EdmtMd
D. Cashwall, Grove land/ George
W, Gilmer, H I, Tampa,
---------------- wan, N . r - 1
W . lingua. W est Pain) Be,
W. Levi*, J r . Ocala, Ru
Peeples, J r ., TavsrvS, . J
Randall, J r ., C lM tvrater,;
Jacke o n vIlV
Scheibler, M
Honor grs
ttm lckor. J r ., Ed*
Richard J .
ward H, B<
I, James Duncan
tT.arke, Evert
A. E m ; J r ., Dona
N. Ofegory, ai J . nod-Henning*
ten, Tampat C :rtea R . P , Brown*
Herbert A . li ley,- Laura Ellen
Moore, and U< :*r» A . Sm ith, o r.
Undo) W alter
H . Nunn, a n d __ _______
Jacksonville: S h ir man
Miami Brash. W illiam I
J r ., fim fiird , D eandL B
ry O, Wanntan, Miami t
Deane, Joseph llelu m an , Yf. K .
H ob.rU and Edw in J ; Waaaak,
G aln tivlltet and, George W . Byrd.
3rj, end Lake W. Coleman, Pa*
RADIO NEW S
W DM
GOLF S
U M M EK
Sanford
M
Summer In
rear,
■ssr.csssr wa
i D d y , Champagne.
Mb Oln, Cordlnb. ole*
la st
S m m a la the oemlpps CentHI
Players Getting
al With Shift[ Infield Posts
f D elivery,
5> . i n
did not b a n much
•m crttm ltr to show his w an s,
■though M was ro d ) ted with ona
J k t e ^ was um kfsdted during
Hrrdman„ef
Booth, r f ....
M rlU tw r. if
W slbenr, H
a ijlc .p lc , tb
Kettles, e ..
D flflne, 8b
Ashton, p „
C lrk , p ! L *
C A IR O . Eg yp t, Ju n . V - 4JPhCspt. Ja n u s
and M ai.
Gerald Thamee o f the United
Btatee marinae le ft fa r M aw Baa*
Il« ateo took pert in the Inter,
•lata serlei with Roma, Cs., amt
after Cocos J u a loot the first two
names, he pitched the dab |o a
P-4 decision |n the final contest.
Ashton was a star of the New
Smyrna high team for three
years. During t(inl period the
usm won M games .white loslr.g
only sis. Bay was returned win
ner In every game he pitched, and
played in the outfield when he
was net due for slab duty.
He had one no4 ilt game In hie
collection » r wine, two one-hit.
'ere end e half doten or more
iow wore victories. *
For4 the New Smyrna semi*
-m s. tie .Seminole youngster
tried his'hand at, eyery position
rcrept cauh. due to Injuries' of
other playert, lie was forced to
pinch lij tbp cptfistd for Hanford
In aeveral games last Summer
and snmpIteJ a JTB average In
H time* at bat.
The No. 1 ranking ptayrr on
hte high school lentils team, he
once won the city court chant*
Today's Progress*
4:00 Baseball Source
0:05 UP New*
0:16 Howard and Ebclton
0:20 Bupper Hour
0:30 Your Town and Ours
7:00 L e ts Pretend
7:30 Atlantis Snort* Reporter
7:36 Twilight Melodics
7:68 Twilight Melodies
7:65 Elmer Davie end the New*
6:00 Academy Award
Population density In the del
8:30 Norman Beasley end
ta of the Nile River le l^Ut
persons
to the square mile.
Florida Cowboys
9:00 Guy Lomtardo
8:30 Blsndte
10:00 Edwin C . H ill
10:10 Bob Trout
10:16 Danct'O rcbostra
11:00 U nion Wen*, new*
11:06 Jody. Kcem s Orchestra
11:80 Dance Orchestra '
Yearly
V
Memberships
M S N . 1 . -----L A D IE S
----------
F A M IL Y _____ :—
ItM S
S ta le
S2L 00
S I T U D B N T O ------ -------IS J O
No ch.it'CO for ittspcclioi
<ffiMCt irtV » ij-'i* '
ToumcraW*. pragi
jrtia o
in Beasley and
Cfwboys
Of Europe
fast U rerRtea, ,
•man of Courmg*
ir y Lee Taylor
P New*
I Heme WHk S a lly MarIte r* from B ritain
its Smith. 8peak*
nEw
Also W illiam K. Atw ater, Chate
tahsochea, Jam as W . Deard*l*y,
U ew lsten.' Eugene H . Boyles, L lv f
Oak, IL u n U S . Brawer, M arUana.
QUALITY WORKMANSHIP
AND SERVICE
iS'dL.’rih.Hd
Joplter,
ills
S1 0 M AGNOLIA A V S ttU k
TELEPH O N E M l
Caacsrt » O r» W
won V arieties’
— m^eniip 4.H-w w fcte—l
Electric O fficials
O ne o f A m e ric a 's tru ly fine
't c m i vwwrv
ow e
ipurin
vota aoraes gni jrira
pbiuw
�I
Sanford la The Only Central
Florida City Affording Kail, HI|liW»J(
And Water Tranaportatlon
SANFORD,
FLORIDA,
TUESDAY,
Begin Almoin am Salvage
NUMBER 231
Z ^ & B r itis h Ship
ByFrankKnox During May Totals
Over
700,000Tons
fhdnitry Must Help
Open During This
England A n d U . S .
Week To Receive Gain Sea Conti'S!,
Rest Of B l a n k s .Nj^vy Official Says
Registration for civilian ’ de
. wAaaiNdTON, Jm x -
HASS E E .
His Measures Called “Socialistic'
(AJM)— D rfiu a
spemgng
JmepH «• a new p**ct-time
k it* f t U7.Ma.Ma I i l l U>l
fense In 8emtnola County will
probably hit the 18.000 m a r k well above previous expectation*
— Edward J . Nelson, Jr., and J ,
N. Clllnn. co-chairman, reported
today i t tho two-day period for
w » a and
t*
iut.Mt.TRi
60 M en Signed Brady, Leonardy
in County Home Introduce L o c a l
Defense F o r c e B i l l s In House
• to vulva rale*, wMth r e
a two-third* vote, out oh
ilrl aUonyt tha majority
Nazis Assert World
Won’t Guess Long
As To N ext Move
of Seminole County ore Tto b%
commended for their voluntary
reaction to Ihr rail for civilian
defense worker*. The
turnout
hn« been fine." Mr. Glllon cummrnted that thr response of ne
groes also lias brrn go oil.
Aa a m a n , tha bill, under a
Mustering Of Com* County Would Be Al
pany Expected To
lowed To Utilize
Be Held On Monday
Premium On Roads
i to (ho mfrvorApproximately CO men have
jttnkVn or, Col- algned
for memberthip In tho
Figure Is Near M ark
Set In Most Crit«
ical Month During
First World Wan
46th Attack On 1
Berlin Is Made j.
June
• Governor HoUam
•tax naacaament o
rant including the full ca*h
kluetfon of property, cleared
• ffrat major hurdle in the
buin today aa idmliwtni*
bn leaders finally .whipped
minority that goujrkt to deV action until tomorrow.
I
WABJIINOTON,
Ju n *
3 —(A>>
— Secretary Frank Knox demand
ed to d « a prodnrtlon ’miracle" of
Uw nation'* warxhlp building Induatry In order to assure the
TTnltia <State* and Britain com*
masd of tht sea*.
"There can no longer be any
pl«* front the age of
18 up doubt," ,Knox said. "tin t thix war
will
be determined by two thine*
streamed to reglatratlon place*
successful
tn fill the blank*, rail* kept — no, pne third—a
coming (n to the co-chairman'to combination of *ra and air pow.
er."
supply more questionnaires.
Addressing a conference of
"W e're running out of forma,"
came word from the Chamber ahip builder* Knox told them II
of Commerce, Chase and Com* wa* up to them to are that
and
Britain
wrrr
pany, Cronins Academy, the Far- America
uipped with the warmhip half
mera Market and other pointi.
the combination nere»aary Itr
Three limes Mr. Glllon carried
more blanks to Cronins Academy victory.
Tha United States, (purred by
and lo the State Market. A vol
unteer worker from Oviedo cam* the Blacarrk-llood *ea battle that
brought the European war lu the
in to get 400 more.
In Sanford, the
Merlwathar new world'a front door, ye.ter.loy
atore and the Woodruff Build ■ped 'plaka for the protection of
ing were the placet of Hoayioat Greenland.
While all activity concerning
registration, officials said. About
1800 blank* were signed at theaa defenae* of the huge Ire-rapped
two place* yesterday.
Jaland were cloaked In military »*••
During the remainder of the ervey, it waa understood that
week, the office In the Wood step* to bolster the Island'* ram
ruff nulldlng on Flrat Street parts were hastened
by
last
will remain open to receive the week'* lextenilon of British-Ger
nuestlonnalrea of thoae who took man xJsrfaie lo thr Danish
them elsewhere to sign, Mr. Netaon nnnounced. Those who did
Th« United Bute* rrpo-tedly
not register yesterday or today etartod (sanding troop* lo Green
are asked to core* to this office land shortly after It took over the
nnd /III the blanks during the raaponamllty of defending the fareal of tha week.
Aand Apr. 10. Tho protective
Award* to itudrnta of SrmiAn i-----LZ-* * - - **—
sgrvsnw t sstth "ttpr Danish min nol*‘- High fleheel who excelled
gItl ran1 . Ill probably not 1>* ister gave this country the light ' In
various activities during th.available until lb* end of tht lo establish sir hate* and other school year just ended were ore
week, Mr Nelson Indicated. Ail naval and military facilities on aentrd last night at thr com
the ouestlornalrrt must first he Ihr island.
nirncrmeiil eirrclses at thr high
turned in. he explained. At At
school auditorium.
Inmonle Spring*, negroes will nol
Vernon Altman, a senior, wa*
—rister until
Wednesday and Florida State Bank
given th* Peter 8rhaal trophy
Thuradav, nnd aomi delay I* ex
for
being the most valuable fuot
pected In getting blank* from Has 2nd Anniversary ball player.
Edward Marshall,
other outlying points
In
the
Thr Florida Btatr Bank cele junior, won thr Colonial Daugn*
county.
ters of America medal for a pa
When th* questionnaire* havi brated Its second anniversary to triotic
essay Mi>* Olive Chap
been relumed lo th* co-chair- day and shows an Increase In de man. a senior, won two medals,
mrn. th* next big took will bn posits from the original |C0,000 the Baurrh and Lomb award foi
classifying the registrants
ac In 1030 to the present I82S.- thr highest grade In sciences, and
McNair
cording to the rspaeltlee which 000, President M. O
th* Dr. E. 1J. Mobley arholarthev listed, and determining their said today,
awards
Th* hank started with three •hlp medal. All th***
usefulness to ih* Bemlnol* Coun
were presented by T W. Isw
ty Defense Council in time of men nnd now employ* seven. It ton. superintendent of school* In
emergency. Thl* will begin •* wa* started Utroujgh the efforts Seminole County
soon a* certification for NVA of W. L Cooper, real estate ond
Edward Marshall also won the
Randall
labor can be received from thr Insurance agent, and
Chase of Chats and Company, Daughter* o| the American Revo
government.
.
history award, presented
Registration proceed ad smooth who distributed stock In the bunk lution
by Mrs. W, L. Henley. Mis*
to 60 shareholders.
I P s s l l s a iC ms Wow* T i r o )
Chapman and Edwin Branan
were given the American Legion
cltlienahlp award, by Joel Fields
and E C. Smith.
Three atudrnl*, Miss Natalie
True and Mis* Grace Sebrce,
seniors, and Miss Miriam Hnrlr,
a Junior, were given the Elks
The Rev. Martin J . Bram ha* velopinrnt of
■ strong, virile patriotic essay contest award by
Father J. J. Kellaghan
been selected at chairman of th* clean Army."
At far a* possible, Mr. Brad
Th* commencement program
speakers committee of tji* Bern.
shaw commented, member * 1- opened wllh thr processional,
Inole County division of tho Uni ganltallon* will strlvo for a comIh* march front ''Alda," by Vedted Service Organisation end will
eublect to such dl, played by the high school or
appear at the KIwan la sad Hon. variatWai as Ilocal resource* and chestra. Th* Rev W. P Buhrman
Clubs tomorrow to describe th* needs suggtet.
gave the Invocation, and the sen
------ of Uw group,
------- Charles
work
ChariooE. E.
The con temp___ _
_........ . ior* sang the class song.
Bradshaw, county chairmen, an. be clararttrlx*d a* follow*, he
After Ihr rommsncemenl ad
nounced today.
■old: >
dress hy thr Rev. Milton
B.
Purpose of tha United Servlc?
L Religious sanrlee* for Ihoto Racked, Ihe Glre Club, under
Organisation will bo te provide of dltfereal faiths, In ct-operation th* direction of Miss Dorothy
service* not ottwrwk* available with th* chaplains In camp and Sanford, sang the “Cherubim
In the com muni tie* near earn pi with th* churches In tb* com Song"
by Bortnlansky.
Next
end defenae ladnstriss, where the munity,
came awarding of honors, and
young men end wo ppm e f the
S. Counsel and guidance In cov th* presentation of diplomas by
military and defeats groeps spend ering Uw full rang* ef persons! O. E. McKay, principal. Th*
problem*.
senior class sang a “Farewell
3. Social
events.
Including Song,” which waa followed by a
dance*, In e*-operation with mo benediction by Father J . J. Eel
ral* end recreation tffkcra, pro- laghan. The high school orches
tra closed the exerclcr* with thr
"W ar March,’’ by Mendelssohn
Two of thr DR graduate* cams
from Camp Blandlng to raeeivt
their diplomas. They were John
J . David and A mo* R, Jones
Member* of th* National Q u id
whan It wai called Into service
tho two bova were In tha flral
camaater of their senior year
Under n special ruling o f the
■tot* Department of Public In
fractio n , they
received
their
diploma* last night on tho -heal*
of their first semester's work.
Another graduating
senior.
William W. Kirtley, la In tha
Navy, nnd waa awardad hli dl-
ANKATTA. Turkey, Jane J.— ( V. !'.)—A Hmrn freighter*
flylnc «w**t(k> fTe** have
hren assigned lo earry Ger.
man ironp* and heavy mill-'
•*ry equipment frhm itumanI»n port* to French Syria. It'
* « reported here today, fob
lowing thr landing of 300.
men al
l-atahla Thuraday.
Strong Navi air force* txksed
al Ithadra and Aleppo would,
undrif ake to protrat the veaaria froiq a Ilrltlah altark.
The German atrategy waa
arid to he to ratabllsh a aoltd
rrlp on Northern Syria ao
the arm. and air force could
alrikr out In any of three direel Iona----- at |r**. Palestine,
or thr Ilrltlah lalanda of I'jrplua
3
Opportunity Still Awaits Today’s
Graduates, Sackett Tells Class
Seminole County Home Defense
force and the unit la expected to
m '-ready to be mustered In ‘at
he meeting next Monday night,
Awards Presented
To Students At
Commencement
tough do men have signed,
t I* atflt R possibility j ef
M open for those who wish to
ju oil of tho men have not
token their physical examination.
Capt. * Harper aald he wished
lo make gloor that the men must
*(gn tha enlistment records and
take their physical examination*
W ore they are mad* a member
of-the unit.' Beroral men have
signed applications for member
ship but have not returned to
the meeting* to sign th* enllstment records o r'b e assigned a
physical examination.' If these
tnemben do not comply with the
regulation* before the time for
mustering In the unit they will
not become member* but will be
put on th* waiting list.
. As toon aa th * unit has been
completed and all men mastered
oto the fore* Uw etot* heed,
lesrtera will beu* equipment. A
fog th* forgo a
Hough others
Uw waiting Bi
members drepp
JA Y OtH SP E AKER
A speaker from th* Orlando
Air Bate wlB ha heard a t the
meeting ef th* Junior Chamber of
Commerce a t the Palma and
Ptnea Restaurant an tb* SenfordOrtando Highway tonight a t 7 JO
Part Gives Medals
brevery In fee* ef
sto starship Indies tee up.
In atadk* end atholaatie
the atolHy to had
value of th* bonds.
After the
cost .of tho refunding and sale
were deducted from th* premium,
121,113X0 remained. Th* House
bill would allow th* County to
lake this sum and us* It far
whatever road building It wished.
Mr. Brady Introduced House
BUI 1610 to regulate small loan
bustnMoe* In counties with a pop
ulation from 11530 to 11,140.
- Mr. Leonardy end Mr. Brady
Jointly Introduced House BIU 1811
confirming tho Issuance of the
refunding bonds by Seminole
County dated Jan. t. 1011, and In
cluding payment of the fiscal
agant foe to Leedy-Whetltr Comly end Clyde C. Pierce, Inc. It
customsry for th* Legislature
to confirm tin Issuance of such
county hood*. It was explained.
Committee Named
F o r Music Award
Mrs. Walter L. Morgan and
the Rev. Martin J. Brum have
teen named member* of the com
mittee fa r the Blolson .Uniw alty
music Scholarship auditions. Mias
Margaret Darla, chairman, said
today. Flan* are under way for
tha andiUen In the near future,
aha added.
Camps*Itien for the 9100 schol
arship to the Sletaun School of
Mask le onen to «ny bey or girl
Bram Made Chairman Of Speakers In
County United Service Organization
Eighty-*!* bnjr* «n<| girls rrgistrteil for the summer program i (
the City Kerrvatioo Depsrlmcnt
at the grammar school play
ground on the opening day yc*tvr.
day, Mis* Eleanor Morrison, de
partment director, talil today.
Tram* and clubs werj organ
ised and a swimming party
planned for Friday aflatnuon.
Tomorrow afternoon the Junior
Seminole* are expected to meet
the Leesburg Junior teem In e
Baseball game her* with tie con
test played at the recreation off tb* plat
department diamond on the lake- hours It Is cl
front.
said.
The swimming party Friday
will be held at Baalando Springs
and special rates have been nrcangad for the group. Th* recrea’ will f urulah
th* springs,
Id
4
fMtcnJjiy wrtt
Psddle Tennis
and Advanced
s
\
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City Court's,
iguhr Docket
ISCCTITSSCRAP
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A V t AVERAGE
Abut
If
panoni
th * docket o f Ik *
it o f the Municipal
f afternoon a t th *
. Only two o f tha
Y IA U
F t t f
Sanford In The Only Central '
FHirida C ity Affording Rail, Highway
And W ater Transportation
.
purpose o t heldlag ■Bek
A W I N D E P K N D B H T N E W H I ’ A t ’ fc lt
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W I1 M
A ll* -
<HE L E S S
ARE
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K | M V F R L A N D IN 0 , May SO .•"—•{ ■ p a t la ll—- Men o f the .1l*l
J rfD la ie )
Dlvlilon'e llflt h
Ficl.l
• A rtille ry learned Ihla week tliat
in ry m u it watch more carcfullv
' U»a Item , they aend to tha eanr.p
kjM M adry. T ha government operat*
i .••44 cleaning plant annooncra that,
| g g |N J f other Itema, they have
laundry b u n d le .
it wajehet, piat'ol • hoUtera.l
and even a pick and pick
7) n
.
9*9
■B?'1' ■ ■
1
r*rlU«lMM9Wu/Tlaa M«m at All
8HB had worn
|th«m thro yearsnot realliing that
her vliion had
changed during
'that time. We fitted
I her withnewlenaee,
sndtheevldeneeeof
’ *tr.In H.v, eon*.
IN JCiPAM
T A L I A IIA R 8 E E , May .m -O T l
— A .Into nthlctir romml»»lon to
nuprivbin nml control w re tlln g
nml boilng w ill bn »ct up In Kloy.
bin If 1hr 8 c n .tr pinar* nml GoV.
irn n r llolloml a im * n bill nppror*
od bv t^c Ilouto 60 to 0.
The flv r m rm b lrt of thr rom mUlon would br nppolntrd by th#
guvrm or tn narvr wltbaiit com.
prniatlnn. Drputlra appointed by
thr commlaalan,
wouM
atlrnd
rnrh l>niiiir or w rr* ling bout
w brrr n m im r u r* r U o ffrrrd .
finlntlc» of thr ilrp u liri would be
fl*rd by Iho conimlMion.
Genrrel nfflrna of the rommle*
'lin n would lie located In Orlando.
Boeing or wrratllng exhibition*
cotdd not je conducted without
oermlt fr«m th* m m m leal'n. K*#»
for permt'a will bb fixed by th#
mmmlsalon would come frmh a
Ins of five percent on n il boxlnr
nnd wrr*t'li>.* gro*n rcrolpla In
axcaas of (2.60.
*
mi u
U 5ED A * A PRO PELLER
the dnle o f the iia u an re n( aunb
re . I If Irate la tha lu m a a t
l?NKNOWN
S
A
- d l j d^,*# A
r*
t'aleea aalo eartlfleate ehall be
redteinol accnrdlaa to law t a .
•laetl will Inane thereon nn the U l
day of Jane A. J i, m i .
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ak
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• TVepeUep now'
colU.
kCompromise To*. Pro
tect Both ' tabor.
Industry Adopted
J
►
77^ 7" A oropoMl to amand
the Btate- Conatitutlon so as
to outlaw labor’a closed shop
In Florida waa killed by the
Houae today.
1 Sponsors of the amend*
meat mustered a majority of
49 to 29 in favor of Ita aubtnieslon to Florida's voters,
to jljh ty i m M
th ree -fifth * ef
th#
membarthip
67f a
I - ’all
". 7
" a
wwaMwwiswiy. or o
s ffir
tu nm
s *| C a t i j J vote*. to adopt i t
Tha amendment would hare
2
*■“
,b* ConatltuUon a
I prevlaltm that tha rig h t o f any
I ? " !•? » •
thoold aot br
denied a r abridged becauae o f
gnoa-aiam benbip Tn a labor un*
ion.
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# ,lJ. . defeat apparently ended
fo r tha aetalon a acriea o f at*
tempta to rm trlc t la b o r', right
to .a cloeed ahop. The Houae
^ a b a r committee had defeated
• M i le to outlaw a cloeed ehep on
defwiee projeeto or on any Job.
However, tho Houae approved
a compromise protecting
both
labor and la d u itry from coercion.
_ l M a a » tha amewdnuat waa da*
Congresalon.l Isolationist)) M eet In Waahlngton to dlacum' the
Ident'g proclamation and pledge themaelvea to an all-out fight
eep thta country out of w ar. L e ft to right, aeatadt Senator,
r t A . T a ft. Gerald P. Nye, and Henrik Shlpatead. L eft to
S c h m e lin g v -B o x c r ,
P a ra c h u te
T ro o p e r
Dominance O f
Iraq Oil Area
taaon
la pearly
concluded
1 .?.*,of ‘k* Spring OvlcJ *1* " 1"
“To me Uncle Ram ia not a
toll, ■lender man. wearing red.
white and Hue but a government,
free and dmw>cratic. giving lo all
fltite n a the freedom they justly
deaerve, aa long aa they harm
no one cite.
"To me Uncle Sam doea not
•land f j y Sgnrael Wilaon, .* h o
**•*■ govern meat* 'inspector during
M U from whom Unrla Ram re .
-Atond.
tb«
*fld.,JV.,'3r ot th* market,
prsc tically rraa« op*rations
lay
W a a l School
rOparty. ownod b y
laraled o r
th * Cuban
pvammant.
The
a trra m lin rd . rrvialon of
lorlda atatulnn waa a d o p ts and
taejad Into taw by tha Lagia.
vvHH b a l l b e a h i n g s t a b i l i
,
Th# com port flve-pouhd volume
p lU lu t repealed And wholly
rhangod tows of p rio r y u a n , war
peapa red under «up arr Isto a of the
attorney rtn era f.
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lm w . a ll th# lavm la o tto o i in
Florida a r* included In o a , vol
ume raptor lag 11 p m to o a ly r*.
qulrod.
■Although unsuccessful In at.
tempt# * " hill it, Ugbily^rganlaed
• Noadh Florida msnrtars prevent.
j i Hours paanga ymtolstoy pf a
proposed reap portion men t , t t he
S w w f* «0 ia e n o a * South
^ •*I*4 a * TaRcooeutatto*. ,
T W r triad to wrack th* M "
|h v striking
m it
the p n a a tia ,
atooae. bat lh *y tost 4 t to 46
and than loat. 4f ta 4 1 aa a t.
« - > * « • w a i t by ImtofbtJt, P ^ t .
gmamewt.
Th# H o u m >h a. »5
Mather Furniture Co,
n ,rau»e of perennial Irriga
tion, two an,| •oinatimaa thru*
eropa a r* harve.ted each year In
tha Nile valley.
T h arW A R D R O B I
•ora yoatarday.
S u p erbl
liday,
no bulletin w a * la.ued
hf
" •*» . .ervice y r*lrn ia y
Cutting of the erun at Cltra
i * f * n Wednaartay. whIU- at W ieta.
p a l* celery
la .t ill
being cut.
M r. Chaat.in aald.
“
BoUi the*.
• " ■ • a rt wrpeele.1 In increa.e
(heir arroagea next y*nr
A t the Kanfenl Stale Farm er'.
M arket today. Manager I I J. Leh
man aald M/olongrd d r / weaiher
waa tegfnnir.g u have i l . effect
on truck crop, in tl ia acetiun. and
that rain waa badly
needed in
some areas.
IToapects for .how #-* here .till
a iked dim. t h i i f b In M i n p .u .of the nouflica.t rain h a. fn||r :i
to a llrv U te tha a ilu itlu n arme-
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—
A—i
'
l" " i
th r check
S rh in rlin g , fu n n e r heavy
'■Hinp.on
rrpoited
killed
l.y
" the iabuid et fr e t e a . •>.
*
nliile
being
e.«'.iiti..l
Ol
qor
mt t
fraa
W
roan try and guv.
* W
people h a rt
ON OUT ahorsa.
I wary not fa r Uneto Bam.
P r o lto
O a
D e v e lo p m e n ts
of
w iir t v i i h i i M i - u H r
Iji
.uni •<>i||i||fi(.,| t h a t M |d -
'•••' !■•«>• I f r .'t il f u r n fio th e r
i l i f i t c i - iig tiiii* t
Ih o
G b fj i m i i ii;, n m l Itu lim iK .
I In- fiiturd* «*f Ih r * s r . Ib r
lull *4f S urr land Alexsndtis srjtl
Hi iluiti'w InM r Is iiii r to n sm l
•Isaisi i tin its «• «f i lif enxtrrn aMedi(• lim it mii |»n>bsl»ly will drp«r\d
•'ll limv well Mild ||I»W fust sho
»• ■ * I is | m* hvr line* in Irmq.
Hi «vs«*l%
iim torissd
fortes
I'M r*»m 1 mt«* (hi* outskirts of
" c i ltd lIsL'Ioletil lodsy s plscn
f i #**t riu- ifttvn nmen: of
ie |io itrd huirif for pernio
s#f |ar Ilh . tbiio h rnontli o f Vsst*
l>«Mks*t w n r fa if w liii the H rUlih.
•*« rtrh ly oil as sbt t#*
mi
A is bum fitblr slid bibllrct
n il
lo
lie
. M l i s t e n ' d lot* a|i|iesrrd surely s» sn a n v
wei |.» I lie W ir’a drtnaoHa (dr
In
U l i r n O r j f H | i i / n - m new sr ■a*nt batll* fWI.I. RssMd
\li
Al tdsilsnt, pro N stl Iraq
lio n
Is
( tu n p lo t c d
•• a•Ia i vaIttt gained power with 0
• ill* d 'tts l. Itss flxsl iltlil 111 ighbut iti|* Inin ,
lie faertnsns * n i 4 |>tirRMil of
•be
Mi iti'li and l ir r r k
f*»rrts
( •••!•
it
tigbieiiing
,l>dno
lit tit It ilresdv Imre flstl lo th«
i Inn.I .1 (iav d o i, lb*- N s ti* sdd*
•d %
abib fib e r tie lra».' forers
we 11 tt|M«rlsi| srel ilifj I lie foul
nut • • . tidely n ( K(yp> it) whst
• " tl lit v rttiibl i)|t|« Af
Iho
t ••!••• .i
M st'iaKilr, ^l<*rr»*«n
l. .Mile i
ls«hod n ^ .l^ f n Itrsvily,
lb« VI r 111oli o jfiP iU ttir Alli^B
t •••«•*!•• >t tleRiisroU • e i ipp ar• t.Hv lt*t|H Im i rear guard action
it * tt11*bi t-n f l r r l r and Ih rir
r-Mi.l liuv t*f ilist iui|tortant kjor
•It*- •• ill* Hit Ikl.Mid aeeroral ncBB.
\t tide tbr ( jm im i.t w err ofb ti.tlb |»n*e Is itnittg xielory. lb*'
lit iti it * r i r a lg m fliifi.tlv silent
at»|.i i" t t r lu m b t lf i lh.it still
...... • n « i m I I v ’ ro'»«|u*r|r,| fetrman
b m i - bul lir f ii lsittl**d and »Kai
I f i l I eru i n tiR ry lo reform
I lie lit <1mb lines
I (if ot iiie.l titefi m l.oiolon et
"«« **s» lb - N i» i sad Fat• I
* ti l si l.iil been able to
I tod
by
1 In Mipport
Defense F o r c e
Repair Fund Okcycd
By War Department
Ge t s Minimum
Iii Civil Defense
Number Signed
ISstimatcd 10,000 To
SiLrn Up In County
M « n d a y , Tuesday
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'
'•• '""•••I" ' "inily
|i. f, „
<•'•« l r. g i - i i n l i i.
i
i.m pauF,
Jiitin* Itiv e l
l.iu e
r
( ’o n l e s t
A re
W in
(.’ iv e n
” ••'•"■rs c*f Mt*sr.|. |
iU m .U
•--■ y
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,
4 4lkr M • lir«ag- hi I..... I
iMMIfimf |.| | h|,.|,1
.lulu, T l
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|trrR|t|* «f «,k, r |,|
|,
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I'11’ * • '*«ll* I rub i ik|„
IRSIll*
(1 M"«lnl - vvi ,, ,•, v. i,
’’ " •''• . I I I M
,
• • " '" '• ' •>•'< lid p it /,, v
nwiitil* went In I do in |
plan , nml l l i - i l . i i
n rro lo r h if ht i |h«* Xfi >rars an RU|irriMl« litl( ht uf
Cid"HWM Vate- nun
uPon
finishing
||M I'lblsr liiaUucll«*h
II. ihm«1«j |'"»v«inent in Mtlifi i„ , ,
E. J. Nelson, Jr., ^’,4* f R|»**ch and nit r«»«lu««<1 Mr « "/» . "ini Nellie ISnl,
won Ihu t n l * u o .i.l
th# addrcM at the e l J '
,
7 h" p iiig iu n , p.tlnni
of the Junior llie l.
, Th Prue«” »«"‘»l ■"•• rreea.lontonlav
i
f , , l * h “ Wrr" •, l , >cd by Ih r m hnul nr- vltire, war di*lnnli<| t ,
mruay morning.
• hmtra and M i .. M artha Cage in riT iif nit uni n( lin n
•on quoted an Inacrip ■utarUm ed the a u d irn rr with a Ip plumule Aim r,m ill
was over tha door uf l’'*nu «o|o. The rla rr .m ig war fi'-«»ll'. pi III, l|iwf, kwiiI
from which ha wa, ""'V1 ,,Jf t,lr graduating clan* Ih-i ill K ll* utii ndeil
in
Chicago,
.tatlnu
Mi«a Mildred ItubMu, ar- rlre ., inrlirun,- I ,..
lad biada a lasting to. " ‘", P«n>."g *1 the piano. A vto- a lliil m ler, mid tl ,|
on
him.
H
re a d 1, " 1
" wn" * , , , n by Mt»» K m c -1 .eerrtary
u la tha key tu aur
y
Andetvnn.
The
Invocation
M r illu n .f liny War
1
, » « l led by th r Itev
l|
W ' and !>a\ld 4Cut. ha I. rl
.s t Ilttoil
io r High School .U d l
£ V ,U' uf ll«H'de fie.ninole High
t«|>R It wan aiitmumrxl
Which tha
a s e re l» r.,,laJ!MV ^ ' T 1;
waa
packed
w ith '
T»oa# rrc rlv in g diploma, w e re .l nrw schoail rurthic ha*
I ralalleca of (be »j * ' " !
Pauline HJnhlnm, Itnrr- I •nd would b* m suru*l m
received their diplo .".'"2, rM JJu,n. LgUu L. Oglerby, I
Nebon Points Out Need For Ilighe
. . ._
a* U't
few acmes from
l«»
I I . . . I I. .eu
rt .patmoNally to Prm ldant
»H aod S ecretary o f S>aH
/ “ lo g to discuaa B ritain'■
W a r
D epends
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ru m n lc to
' ; n r l..i u fin nml U r iliH li n t Kimw IriJ c i'in rtit „ f m i A x |g
\ H im \
I t r i l . i in
w on
im ln v
SI
’S u S jsro S 'V w
dttrmbto, Ain*
O f
...
* Msurlslrd |*rr**
" '• It
H i,. ile*v4*leit*nipnt
4 In* *• h im |
Wlnant Returns To
Report Tp President
4. Silent const ruction.
I . Smooth angle bordtoW
prtTbnt bedding tw rs .
W a r'
F o rc e
iD N lM IN *. m . , , 1 |. _ ( A . r . )
(••n rra l It ( I revt-urg, me«m .n .lrr of the lU lli.h ta p e r,
ml lo r rr * in Crrle. "la alive
• ml • i l h h i, troupe." the - a r
or lire ■nnnunrr*l today.
4 nasi
* wttli tatonroven bwd*.
O U ia o ia i
Ir a c i
;
p .i*..n * ................
i ' '
...... ....... '•( fianfnid and nil
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III SrtllllMilr I «itj||ty
I
III 'i.iit" id there Mill Ih „„
| • i l*lliiti..i, place., runic „r
• ' up in un ipally f„r in,
| I yr» uf \ umihjh
hi
S kHI In hi* 1.4 «»| I 4-9va ha. to i h
I « • rviM-tri
Thry i«m i *
'VoM.Imff llinM iiii*, ^ |«|
I •• si Slrtwl
L N rw Ball Bmtrlog SU*
■">
n h ly
1 ...... ... '•
E I n pro rad platform top
M o n t h ’s
It r itin h
F o r
Less
th e t.rrm a n radio } es ter.
r r|H irtn l Frey berg
had
I een killed
in an , | , eraak
“ n lr f ilin g from C re te to
, * ' I '1- •"■' •nruoed
him o f
• '• ' • f l i n g h i* command at a
mi m rn l of peril.
W A S H IN G T O N , May 30—(Ah
— 'T h# W nr Dcparlment aniborls*
ad Thursday <t.n building uf r r .
T h * P rra id w t
ot
tha
United pair and overhaul fa r illtir . for it*
of
S ta U . and th#
meat common motor rqulpm rm at u
wborer arc botlj human btlngm. 774.830.
Each of the
a ie *.
and aro treated a r tuch In Ihla
good old land o t a q fii the Unltod *a < reprearntc
Mlllax
8 la tea o f AmaHag,
elun t)
Light
rumpanitK,
During t ta praatflt time whan coni pa nlr*.
thnre la w ar on »V#ry aide. I which carry on minor rip ln n
count It a great p rtrllcgr to live mrnla and rep air., ro n .i.l ,.f u , .
In a free country# wbtre one may , ■hop., an oil i.nu.e, • greaoe and
feci safe, and not llvs In fear of lni|>*etinn rack ami « in^-m un li
Iho rsploalon of bomb., etc. But rack. Heavy eompanle* have 11,<, .
the privilagt ia du« only to th- .ho p. aa well a . other e<pilpim t.l
|
never-falling
e ffo rt.
« f Uncle
Satory toci^aam frwm M.0O0 to
to r lb * ala B U ta l
T h a n
W ith
F illu r c
Edith Cbtetaut
waa the
e in n rr of tha Rika patriotic
raaay centre! ceadactod ia
the Jaaier High tkheel an
thr .object e f "W hat Unde
Haa, Mean* Te Me." T h r am•*>■ which waa a * t entered
I * the atata eeal»at ia re.
printed bclaw,
Oviedo's
Sues
A fte r
Escaping Troops
In (Vote Bombed
Edith Chestnut Wins Elks Essay
Competition Held At Junior High
cul
D H w I s b , • n a tio n a l f a v o r it e , la ' n o w m o re
com fo r t abto t o
4T » t B lm m o n a h u
M v a r a l o t lt a U n d ln g f r a j u r e * . . . y t l D r r p ■leap’* p r lr a rc m a ln a a t 1 2 9 .5 0 . . . t h a g r e a t
e s t m a t t m m v a lu e In Its p ric e e l a n .
Br < > *« .U I.4 I' i m
The accident death toll for
the Memorial
Day
weekend
reached the 200 mark at the
three-day celebration'.
halfway
point today. Indicating t.iat tho
predicted total of 400 would be
equalled or paaaed bv the tim e
the nation eettled down
roll,
line on Monday.
A t ]> :0 0 o'clock noon (K .S .T ,)'
the casually
list
» U w n | 120
dead In tra ffic
arridcnln,
20
drown Infs, five killo l by trains,
and 20 llvea lost In ininreltao*
roua mishap.
American* the country o v e r-*
and In w ar-battrrrd Europe, t.m —
carried on the great
Memorial
Robert^ R. Reynolds.
,4oye. W. J. ( S ...u in , repitvu o f the Federal-State
N*w » Service, aald today.
r * * ^ H ° n*
«hown
fro P, M t.
agnln find i t . way Into th# laun
dry bundle..''
i
WON TBV UKMU
__t a m o s vtt o r i*aa
KOTICK IN IIKIIKtir atVEN,
tat D. D UANIHL purchaser at
II Certlfleal, No. 4*». Aals* th*
|4 #ap ot June A. D . 1H 4, ha.
M aald ertiltlcats ta toy atftaa,
id has mad. appiicaiiaa far toa
*d JO laau* la M A flU M I wllk
w. Paid r .n lfla a t, caabroa** th*
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cJ fa A e 7Ve/itA*
A C C ID E N T A T C A N A L
P A N AM \ . Mnv 3 0 - f / P l - P a n ama Cansl trn tfi* waa In r m i p
tnd fnr «<v.rnl hmirp yastardav
when •« "0-ion .team locomotivr
"*•'••• fell nrroM
thv towing
*'acka In Pedro M iguel lock*.
T > r Amerienn
crane
operator
Dale M n rrl. w a. hndly .raided
M a x
Member Associated l ' r e s i
IV n e e
TALLAHASSEE. May 31
fir
o t IR A Q CKOS* -THE - f ^ R U QiYeI
, » H la H.inlnol* County, Florida,
Senate Passes
i lo-W lt:
.
i
i rt, of
:
of n ew of
I
N
H
tt,
tocllna
1*.
Townahlp
Bill To Govern I Nonlh, Hang* I I Hast. I AereaI I
Florida Athletics j Tha aaltk toad being naaaaned at
!•Blinding Laundry
Finds Odd Items
1941
(io v e r n m e n t
•Use Of Coercion
, To Be Prevented
H m M tlM
1M1 BRINGS 2 GREAT HEW VALUES FROM
■■ "I
31,
ure Would Have
vented Denial
Jobe Because
' , Of Union Status
A. R0£K>
A L O H A 't H L R O A D H E A R
E A ffP O R O /O O H H .i L O O K E D
SO M U C H
uioaea,
aa*
'f dl.orderly conduct, *«■
a | t e bond, John Trout[ h * r g # d w t lh ''ta n n in g a
M. eatreated 0 96 bond.
. Marcella, bald fo r In*
Ion, waa tranafarrad lo
riando
poller.
Johnnie
t, a Ion hold fo r InvM il*
waa turned o re r to the
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MAY
is P o L rtE ,
U POISED AMP IM
I
SATURDAY,
Death Toll Oo
Memorial Dal
PER.
M I H l i f t , M AS
b r o w n
• J1*' .7 *. ” • * • "
v-
•
H A L L . W E U jU t
71
v qar ' -
i l ’ -V|m_
K
S flw w 'w fir
to caiutltnte • guabnm
(BEAL)
PILof or au .s .
airlikl it aa
t m
t
l i
£S;ljS& S a . y s s .1 p :
j p s f i g a r i SLSfssk T t r - j a
»E
r a o p ON unusual re- !!"*? ' ***,'7 Lnutoe Dlson, Mona
Advised
I a w a rd , which were
T D r, L T . Doaa fo r ,
„
H a rrie t
M ary
MIIHer, I
M ^. J
British Accused Of
‘Piracy* Ily Darlan
,n d H , u " «
Mm, ^ X t
prise I
Catharine R o b ^ a E v.
J iC a tb a r in # *Ctork” ,1n‘ i 5 » " W f • .McCtoUan, E m i l y .
Bar ^aad JMI1, g k o ^
France. Herbat, i
F w llm lr
* " u h ' j , " bU l * ‘ 9
L Haatov oran.nl.nl U " 4* ^ ! ! * ' S#Ug Jean Hay man,
FC***»tod, M arv F ranea. Gadwta r*i~> T ,.*k l
CCC q UOTA g jt.L E D
J A C K S O N V IL L E , May 31— UF)
— Florida haa filled Its supple
mental quarterly • civilian cm ucr.
vtoton carp* requisition u f U l
w hite and 66 negro anroltom. th *
V’lC IIV ,
Un<icrupi<*l
Krnn?r.
May :t|
OF) Vice Frontier Ad
miral Jean Darlan accused Britain
today of "waging a war of pi.
ta ry - aaain.t France.
D a rla n * hitter alatem m l aw .
made after the French reported
a aeci nd British
attack on tha
Frenci Tunisian port cf Sfas.
. B ritis h
planes,
they
said.
14 hours
I t d ay. o f such
bombing' m
troop, had never coffered ba*
fora, w ar* reparted to Rama 'to
b . struggling t o l a *
a rtific ia l
fo * told down b y tha Gcrmaaa.
This fog. an lp *t" * * » ■ ! oppar*
rn tlv intended to
t o r r t f y • th a
British aa w a ll to to 'm a h a fa t
UUigent manoovgrtog J t f f k A .
presumably w *a a gmaka casmad
s
�a
*es Listed
SCOTTS^
City Court's,
iguiar Docket
E.
E llio t,
charged
X V .
tin ,
^
^aurgRvticm o r
sa id d i »-
n n m don,
c ttrh C l m l l Court.
lands alt eats la S L A V IA D R A IN AUK D lt T llt C T or Ueaslaat* CaunI r . rio rtd a . w ill k * h *M a t ! * •
a flle e of A. DtXDA *
SONS la
__
said D l t i r k t ' a t «»n o’clock A. U.
t t ic r o r u js n r jN ii o r i a n i h
Dn i s # j t i i i s o t or t uk.
nn
O w N R n s jo r h l a v ia
d u a ii* .
”
"
.
. — ** >»"■
AOK D IS T R IC T o r SKM IW O I.K
v u rp n — of M eeting ana
C O l'N T T . riA T H ID A . T O E LB C T euN rvtoag fa r oals D is tric t l o t a
of Slarla Oral oat a District
w ith
anstas, was convicted and
1 1 1 o r 1 0 d i n . M r . E U tot
ssa c h a rre d w ith d U o rd rr -
u ^ s n s m ijs s
flfV F lC f
■ K ftodtc
ALO M <t " f lit M A P
HEAR.
Z AtffO fU D , COH*,, L O O K ttb
&O MUCK LIKE. A FRO<*
►
WMjg.JsSEL afb*?°‘ ••
w4 of disorderly conduct,
'fK M ' - f f lt HIGHWAY
D E P A R fM E K f KAD A H t Y t
•tod s |10 bond. John Troutin, charged with running ■
I light, astreated a f l bor.d.
raid Marcs))*, held for in.
iligation, was transferred to
i Orlando police. Johnnie
wtnan, also held for Inrestl, was turned over to the
P A IH fE P O K r f < 0 K t U j K t t H
- m t IU .U & IO H
NEW VALUES
3
ie Mae* William*, charged
Ik disorderly conduct, was conted and fhied (10 sr SO dav*.
,A < W E & o f IR A Q C K O S S -YUE < K iR »5 Rtfl*
PH tjo A fS K lH S f I E L E P V fH tt A l t f’ w <rfE L t 6 $ A R E U5 1 D AS A PR O P E U .tR
loping dfscrlh.a iirn p ertr Oltie
4 in H o n l i i 'il* (V u n ty . V"l*»nil«
Senate Passes
Bill To Govern
Florida Athletics
n
I rh « f HI"U Of HKU
el
IMit. Seelloa l». Township I I
loulh. lianas I I !*•■«. • **» » • ,
Iti*
dnis of the laauanre of snoh
r r M Ifli'a l* la tits tuuns o f
UN
KNOW N
Unless salt,’ e s rtlflr a la shall t>
r s d io im t s r rn rilln * la law las
•lied w ill Issue thereon on the IS *
d s r of June A . . U , l l l l .
'/fob ^
ndlngr Laundry
Finds Odd Item*
TAI.I AHABHEE. May
—A slntc Athletic commission to
suprtvlee and control wrestling
nml boxing will be set up In Flor.
PAMP BLANDING, Mar SO - tiln If ' he flenate passe' mid GoV.
(flpecloll— Man of Ihe 01*1 irnor Holionil situs a bill approt*
Ilia) Division's 116th Field ml hr t*-e House M to f*.
Hilary learned this week tlmt
The fire membars nf ihe com.
y must watch mors carefully
i Items they send to the catr.p
mdry. The government nperat- pensatlnn. Deputies appointed by
cleaning plant announces that, the commlsilon, wou’,1 allend
png other Items, they hero. each bosing or wre* ling bout
In the laundry bundles, where n mlio nurse Is offered.
it watchsi, pistol hoist era. > Halsitea of the deputies would he
and even a pick and pick fixed by tha commission.
General offices of the commie*
i« states .that
■Ion would b« located In Orlando.
Boxing or wrestling exhibitions
could not be conducted without
ncrmll from th* commlgsl-n..7a*»
for perml'.a will bi find by the
eommlsalon would come froih a
la* pf five percent on nil bnxlne
and ’wrest'lo'* gross rerolpls In
eieesa of I2.A0.
-HapfMfAt
'
daaarvk
*5S<* !
•
national favorlle, la' now more
Simmons
'. A n *
)n- 9 * * ? Hi 's
ACCIDENT AT CANAI
T Im
M e e t a t A ll
HE l^d worn
tem three year*not rtilliing that
■her flsion had
bhangod during
that tima. Wa fitted
iher withnewJenaee,
andthe etidencea of
strain h a v s s o n s .
PANAMA. Mnv nO-WH-Panntra Caml lrnffl« wns In'errup
ted for sevenil boura yesterday
when .1 ”0-1on steam locomotive
erseo fell across IhV tawing
•'neks In Pedro Miguel locks.
Tbe American crane operator
Dele Morris was badly scolded
by eacaplng slcnni.
t s m >«
to s u it y o u r c o a v ta iu tc a
It h s 61ft tkal Chad* TWasfk tbaTaaw.
Mather Furniture Co.
again find It* way Into the laun
dry bundles."
i
Because of ' perennial Irriga
tion, two and soinalimaa three
crops are harvested each year in
_____
Ilia Nile valley.
poni'ti o r Arft.iflATiex
r o ts T A V UMMD
■ aiM-nov m o r teas
itrn u t: m iik b k d v Oivi
It 1). D. D A N I k L purchassr
l C srllflssts No. 411. date*
I day pf Juas A. D . IS It.
* said r r r ilt lr a ls la m f Off
I has mads sap) lest la a fa r
Tha r WARDROBI Suparbl
1. N
deep,
d o u b la -d e c k
co l La.
2 . la p r o r a d
p la t f o r m
to p
• w ith
Interwoven band*.
5. N e w
B a ll
D e a r ia g
8 la *
1
|Su, ' *
•
IpRTj*
•*
. / MJJ a;
>■»/( tR
t
'•’ • V o
cover*-
- . ‘ -lev sn 4 stranger,
"ir * , I.TE'i
■
T
*
a 1?:jjtf- t a t ^ t t r a a a . l
t : 3 *—w "j * -*
D ero e l# e *B »
�\
•
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fj
Sanford h The Only Central
Florida C ity Affording Rail. Highway
And W ater Transportation
■
AN INDEPEND1
SANFORD,
Out-Of-War Banner
Measure Would Have
Prevented Denial
■Of Jobs Because
’ Of Union Status
* (Compromise To*■ Pro
tect Both- tabor.
! Industry Adopted
but Um ? needed three-firths cf
•11 tka membership, o r 61 a ffirm C s llv h rotas, to adopt It.
T b s amendment would have
w ritten into I ha Constitution a
prevision th a t the rig h t of any,
person to work vbould not b«
denied 1or abridged because o f
•non-membership In n labor un-
Congressional Isolationist'S moot In Washington to discuss the
P resident'*proclam ation and pledge iKemealvet to an all-out figh t
‘o hasp this country out o f w ar. L e ft to r l|h t , seated: Senator*
Robert A . T a ft, Gerald P. Nye, and Henrik Shlpstead. L eft to
right, standing; Senators W illiam J. Bulow, Raymond E,, W illis and
Robert, R. Reynolds.
Edith Chestnut Wins Elks Essay
Competition Held At Junior High
■ 4 -'
'
1
'
—
Oviedo’s
v
Sa»
H olland's, ftfe t
vstr
s t t ’V&r's
Near
fir mino Io County's celery cut
lin e lesson Is pearly conctudrd
and the last of the Spring Ovie
do crop w ill hr cut within the
neat
‘
n e a lTIdlf daye,
W . J. Chastain, rep
resentative
reaental
or the Federal-State
i N ) * i Service, said today.
>variation* qre being shown
in the quality of th e ' crop, M r.
t-O fk t, nod the price Is
“S S
—
Edith Chestnut
was the
winner of the Klks patriotic
raaay rentes! conducted In
the Janlor High Bthsal an
the subject of -W h a t U a e k
Hess Means Ta Me." The ra
sa,. which was not rnlercd
In the slate contest is re
printed belew.
"To mr Uncle Ram Is nut a
tall, slender man, wearing rnl,
white and Hue but a government,
free and den<ocratk, (W ing to all
eltilena the freedom they justly
deserve, as long as they h orn
no one else.
"To me Uncle 8 *m does pat
stand fo r B«muel Wilson, -who
warn.gov ermAe a r inspector during
1 ftIt, from whom Undo Bans re-
pdohla sauna, to t ,Ji aland,
• •■loo place*
Key
Weal
property, owned
(svemtnent.
The
atre
Florida statutes was adopted and
• m s d e d Into law by ■tbs Legis
l a t u r e yesterday.
The compact five-pouhd volume
nmltUna
repeated
and
wholly
rhancod laws of prior ro a r*, war
prepared under auperriilon of the
attorney arenarat.
•
Maw, all the law* In effect ir
Florida a r t Included Hi one vol.
uim replaclnp II previously re
quired.
.Although unsuccessful in a l
ternate *n b ill it, U rkU y-artanlsed
• N o r t h Florida members prevent,
ed H o u r* p a i d gw yM totdoy of •
proposed reappartlonmont o f thr
Ktata Bonote to Increase South
Florida's representation.
They triad to vrMk the H "
m hv striking out
the Onsctlne
etense, but th *y lost 41 to 4»
and then toat. 4 t to 44, an a t.
tam pt ts kin H by Indefinite poat1 The R oom thas M
l l . > n > 7 M
n
ffiSSTOSS-Sfl
SATURDAY,
MAY
31,
1941
Max
Death Toll On
Memorial Day
MountsTo 200
Member Associated Press
Schmeling—Boxer,
Parachute
Trooper
England W i(ft
Dominance 01
Iraq Oil Area
—1—
w ay. and many of th * markets
w ill practically cease oneratloqi
becsoso some o f th * workers gel
thrro-dsy holidays, the rrpn acnlallve stated. Also bee*urn nf thr
V I Way, no bulletin ws- Issued
by the ncw i service yc’ lerday
Cutting of th r cruii at Cllra
began Wednesday, whit.- at W ln a Hal* celery is still bring cut.
M r. Chastain said.
Beth these
areas are • * , reeled to Increase
{heir acreage* next year
A t the Sanford State Farm ers
M arket today, Manager II. J. Leh
man said prolonged dry weather
was trg lnn lr.g l* have its effect
on truck crops in tl I* sect Inn. ami
that rain vras badly
needed in
some areas.
I'respects for show#-* here still
linked dim, th v igl- In it I p i p u lr
of th r souflnart rain list fallen
to alleviate the si tuition some
what.
M r. t^hinsn s a lt that the matket would m-,holds remain open
m o ther two week*, though the
season Is us-tally concluded by
this lime of year. Activity will
begin to taitwr o ff soon, lie sdi'rd.
Loctlly-giow n - tom a'oaj,
egg.
plants and peppers w ill be coming
In soon as the fin a l crop of *ht
Bpring season, the market managwr said.
Ilr .'la h n t a n was In leetburg,
lushnall and Wobstei Thursday
rnd reported th a t watermelons are
now being shlppod from Leesburg.
a land o f liberty,-w here every
class of people I* .treated equally.
T il* President o f
U>« United
States and the
moat common
hbo rer arc both human beings,
and are treated n r iu fh In this
good old land o f outs, the United
States of Atnerie*.
During t t a present tlm r when
there la war on every side. 1
count It a greet privilege to live
In a free country, where one may
feel safe, and not Uv* In fra r of
the explosion of bombs, etc. nut
tho privilege is dua only In th*
nrvor-falllng
efforts
nf Uncle
Sam.
"A ll the d lite n s of our country
should love, honor, and rrspect
Uncle Bam, for It Is dur to him
that our country gained and has
kept, Its Independence.
" It Is U nde Bern who hae
brought u* safely through ware,
'nd hardships of all kinds I t Is
Unci* Bam who hat made II pos
sible th a t a ll clUiens should be
treated equally. I t I* he who has
provided food, clothes, and jobs
for the poor, needy families nf
the country. I t la Uncle Sain who
has triad to abolish all property
by different plans curb
food
■lamps and commodities
" I t ta through Uncle Rsm that
the Red Cross Association has
boon established. I t is also due
to U nci* 8am th a t all cammun
lUet have boon ' provided
with
competent nurses
and
doctors
so that th * poor fs m lllrt inty
medical old as well
lihy famllloa,
i through Uncle Bam that
People wpo '.niw suffering In th#
w a rrio r* t
of Europe and
,_ht to our
A * U n r*,
country o*i
y. It la because
■ r S••aviated (*>•••
The accident death toll for .
the
Memorial
Day
weekend ‘j'|
reached the 200 mark ut tho
three-day eelebration's
halfway
point today. Indicating t.iat th *
predicted total of 400 wuuhl be
equalled ar passed by the tim e
the nation settled down tn rou
tine on Monday.
A t 12:00 o'clock noon (E .S .T .)
thr rasuatly
list
showed 120
dead In tra ffic
accidents.
2D
drowning*, five killed by trains,
itml 20 lives lost in misriTlsuecu* mishaps.
American* the country over
and in w ar-batlern l Europe, too
carried on the grenl
Memorial
Day tradition of sperinl honor*
fa r the nation's dead yesterday.
From the
tomb of the U n .
known Soldier on the grrrn slop#
overlooking the bn »d IN.ten se, to
village cemeteries fat a w * /, so.
lutes were fired, graves wore
decorated, taps sounded
The loliday na« sit widely ob
served In fa rt Ihnt It In.night
with it * pnusr in niiieh of th r
nations intensive pn-painlioiis for
defrnar.
Many prlnripsl a lrrrn ft
plsnla, which have lieru workint
2 hour* a day, rloseil down -inti!5
'•
Monday.
Civilian
employe* at
naval shlpards were given n hol
l l r r r u ir n few scenes from thi- ehrek
Top,
iday.
(iovernment
office* In
l*frd c iirrrr of Max Schmtdtiig, fu riu rr heavyWashington w e ir mostly im p ly
\ t t tglil hovmg >1,a,I1|,.on ri'|H)lt.-d killed by
and quiet.
President
Uimnevelt,
having
III H i-'li stdtlit i *. oil thr Iftlaiid ti 1 ( l rtf* as Ir
newly and rm phslirall.,’ staled the
Adult
ii( i in |sli d i* t . ‘ h** \U u lr hrni|f ••■arott rd in
nation* policy in a world tl war,
was resting at his Hyde Pack es
V |*i tinii t 43in| * Mi’ witn, oiii’ nf (iffm a n v ••
tate, * f l r r a trip from W a d in g *
l u sf pii(atioti| h*ij* («i dtop tint t» (h»* if* la to!
Ton which he spent mostly in pen.
citing footnotes for forthcoming
additional volumes of his collet ted
state papers.
1 1 !)
S u r v iv o r s
Places Announced
Repair Fund Okeycd
By War Department F o r
Registration
Jii C iv il Defense
/a in /im i
C c e rn m n y
In
W E A PO N H
U H E Ii
III
‘ .(nfi'M#
l l l l ' f l 1 H ill
1m
F illu r u
H o ld s
Ir a q
Nelson Points Out Need For Higher
*Education In Junior High Address
P ro b
O hd
D e v e lo p m e n t*
", *
per —
H il Ii III,- ili'V f'li.ix u p n t o f
1 I'l'll'
sru llii.iir lv
c o m irlo to
*iis r 11>r ;t fin-mu I l i r i t i n l i n cV iim u h ilu r n ii'n l o f ntt A x lit
< i <m \
I t r i l j i in
tvon to d n y
jri-i
w jtr-w ith ln -H -w n r
iji
Ir iiij. .itiiI M u ln lifk ’il U n it M id (llr l!;ts| f r m l f u r n n o lh e r
i l r f i ' l f r iiu iilttv l
Ih t ’
Q tiT inuns n m l 11itliitnw.
11., fun,re nf Ih r war, Ihe
I,It, ul Suer mid A lejand na and
Hi Hum's In>I c l* m i' (o nargl
d im n tiiim t e f lh»* m v t r r n M * d ile in iiM u n p ro tis ld y
w ill depeqd
ii ||,,w w e ll an d l e i * fu s t a h *
01
21
ipniri,
Alt.
II i
III
Jo., i
, ,i,i ii -.I.,,j,i- her lines In Iraq ,
UiMish
ini torised
forces
, , , . * . . d into the u u ls k ir ta o f
Defense F or c e
Ge t s Minimum
Number Signed
* !..in ,I
B agh dad
-to d a y
a
ptaco
f lint III. govrinm ent o f lf » q
wa- ie|,tiited ruitig for paafn
a d , r Ii
Hum * mouth o f v a s L
|ii,t ket w arfare w ith the B r ll|A .
| ia , | . « • ric h ly o il *a a h * l» '
,.,
A , a ln a ir
fa b le
and b ib lic a l
|
,
„
,
ii| , p r a ir d s u r e ly •> * n a(V*r
U n it T o B e M u n it-r e d
u ■i lo t h r w a r's d r m in d s (o r
In
W l i f i i O r g a n i z a II HI'W g - e n l b a lt b fie ld R a sh id
A ( A 1 ( • a lla n l, p a n -N a il Ir a q
tio n
Is
C o m p le te d
t‘ H I w ho g a in e d p o w e r w ith *
OP dI ’' . i o t , i n * f h r i I f ill! Ill' Ig h ! h * '" I f 11un,
*i r mu rift mud |Him ii it of
1 l|>
and tirrh k
farega
i It
Hi titli
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H i il l It
in
i ly h tr iilH f
ilr r r i'lv
h llH ’
flv d
til
tho
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IjAvrlfJSg t h r N a tl* add’
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si, t , i , fried nf*rl mfj th** trun........
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1Vi mI «|n
M rd td
Hi i r p iv • o <" I Of ids
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h i t i iii', net ml | ii mi• . whilr o(|»**i
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and th rir
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,111, i i iiiiiiii inhiml rtrrmrd nci>»
V\ hih1 thr (Jrrural.' w t r r of*
fi, i illy proi linnlfipr virtnry. Ujw
Htiit (i vtcip sigmfh id *W adarit
1 ii • A l-da* lh.it a1il l
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M - o r |tr f p ill v * ra i ept'Elr, C r r m a n
ft M *-w j, <d \, i'l’ ll U io lH and *K a i
Ii i 1 h»‘f"U i r i * H IH V 1H i f form
lit.
l i t d i>ll Mnea
llt f t o fin d hP'n in f.o iid o n
fO*'"el •! f • ID th • N w x and F a ti I
i ii i at I.M I h i r i l r ih lr <»>
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Royalty Saves Meal
Ration For Weekend
Ration To
h Advised
W a r
D epends
l l t M H I N . Mat 3 |.— (A .P .)
I.e iirta l Ii i I i r . t s r i , roesinandrr of the Ib illlh impev1*1 lo .r r * III Crete. ”ls alive
■nd with h i. troops." the war
u ffirr animunrnl today.
I be I., ,n „ n radio Jester.
■1st rr|».rtrd
Freyherg had
I m i kitle.1 hi an a ir eraaki
• .il.- (Itin c fu.m Crete to
b.CM'l. am, orrused
him of
deserting Id* rummand at a
Ml, Mien I id gwrrl.
lUlit
•' k I fI m i MhI i jilMr»’9, F<«mr of Ih im
• t Up y t Mn ip illy fttr Iht* i ni
L O N D O N . May 31.—lAA ( i l l
1'* y**A >if VullOtiF 4tH|||1#4MM>, Bui
man .a ir raiders apearir.B < " •' . 1 , , Mi|„hl.- ....... i t , , ,
hn tsihli
Liverpool, tho surrounding Mer. I i . rv g i.i, .
They n>
■eysidr and northwestern KngUnd'
W im diiiff liu
II, iM th g ,
last night ami early In la y wen 1 In s t Slice!
challenged by tc rri'lr s n ti.a ii.!
ih .e e i<„,| i
craft fcarrares and In one „ ,r „ , ] . |,a>,
by an undisclosed new defen-, '
s , Jllhll.
, 11|r
WfipOK.
|( i.hlli etral Oh Fag. *■(» 1
O f
a b ly
Stressing the need fa r high., it,,* sth •e a r* «* M .prriiit. ndi lit <*f
education
upon
finishing
tl.. cublw inalriU'ltnn
II, mad.
a iM O V lIllrlil m r i d i l t 'i ,
•Ifh U l grade, E. J. Nelaon, J,
,,Mrf »pv*eh and .ntn.du.ed Mr h " / ' , '11*1 N r up i: ii I,
H((li I h r j j n l t m i h i ■I
delivered the address at the rluw- t
T ill' piM|*ieiu . |••! 11in) II III mi
.
.
; Th. proeeasinnal .....I lee.-aslo.iOg xarcLsea of the Junior High ,,l were played by lb - sehoul i.r- klurr, wus flrtju nlrd 1 . ( ft" K lh
School yesterday morning.
| , liestrs and Miss M a rtin I ’.iye in .. ..................... . Up h Ut h vitj. .
M r, Notion quoted an Inacnp I • "tertained the audlrnee with » !«• p io n io li* A fin r m u *u. f; $
N E W Y O R K . M ay 21 — { * 1 (*■ un ijwtl. *tjthJ
A f ilm |
Uou which was over the door of
T h *' r , “ ”
*"*
Tbe u . -8. smbuaaador to U > *.
IlCI Ilf Hlt-S III I« lull'd | | l| ‘ p 1 |'|.
don. John Q. W lnant returned
U>* school from which he . . . • " " * l,y ,hc C ' - ' ' ‘»* ’ r i i f i , i rn jtn ( 111if 1 * n H u tfi i , * i I
fT M
____
to the Udltad State* Met nlgbt
•dusted In
Chicago,
staling
Ml ihi* pd iiin , A v»oruler, mud VV J M iir:j»* ti, |
to r*p o rt .personally to President ertment lb** those' people have ti>#t thtfl had biadc ■ ..tin g tm- (*«n|>aiiymg
|(ll nln wiw ifiven f»y M i m K m t- * r r r r i * r y
lU o arv e lt and S atra ta ry of B*ote sosnht safety on m tr shore*.
p •w
rtttlo n.
on
him.
I
I
ruutl
i
MriDuriBf day Han ohuciArd,
A n ilr r io ii,
Thr
InYnralH iii
" I f H w e tf not for Unde Bom. “ K
Vn
«o
AMrla
H u ll, refusing ta discuss Britain's
w le d fe Is the key In mir
»«* Ird by thr It*1v
H
W, and I lav id (tutrlii I, h(m!rn( j j
star e ffo rt sad conditions
in t would not b e -w ritIns now. for
•Sfimiiulr
High
.s« hm»I
jlu v id
T
u
cke
r,
paitnr
u
f
IJ
m
*
South
Hide
** !• b« Who b s i furnished pub
lo n d a n .
The Junior High tkhool audi II u p IIM C hu rrh
tnpfl. fl w m •m im uiitfl llm l 1hr
H th a t
even the torlum In which the
W lnant, - o illw n e ly
ratlrsn t lic Kbools
exorcises,
Thouc r r e r lv i f if dipJnma^ w r r r . nrv* Kchind rurtum had iir n .t d
With newsmen a fte r kle arrival
took pises WXS
packed
with I If r lr n Pnullnn HJnhlom. Knur* * and would hr iiib I m II \ w Mill,
a t LaO uordU airp ort aboard th*
friends
and
relatives
of
the
l;U
ii
, - y , " Y i ”i
unify Cullum, Lelha L ftglvaby, I
---------------------Y a n k ** C llp a a r
from
Lisbon.
ved ih e ir dlplo- . .c e ll* Peggy M illigan,
Anne
aaM ha f l n f o r d l caafor with
. m «
If . E , _ Morris, prln
n |Purifi M argaret MnrH a ll and than trttk lb * Praoi
Win ant Returns To
Report To President
*
Escaping Troops
In Crete Bombed
S p a in ;
W A S H IN G T O N . May SO </Pi
—The W ar Department aulh<irls-|
ed Thursday (he huildinu of r e . i - ,
pair and overhaul fa rlllll*-. for lt« . ‘ ‘..S t lH If lt C c J
1 0 ,0 0 0
T o
motor equipment »l n cost of %*r
G i.r r . IT ..
Tjt.ftno.
1
p '( s n u p l it
C o u n ty
Fjich of the nine ro ip*
M o n d a y , T uesday
• s i represented In the m ills' I
for light and he ivy inninlritHiH < I
W il l.tll»
companies.
Light
ro m punlr-,
Will M|»ll
which carry on minor repine,
menta and repairs, rnnslsl of lw>
«> *>• «f'*
shnpa. an oil bouse. * grea-e am i! Uni
i fin iu im I
Inspect inn rack and * lO-rni v n l i l . ••rm• r»4 > vm n nin iimiim i »I i miIriv
rack. Ilra v y rompsnles have »>>>• • i
h tJu niH I N» l-ttn , ,fi ridj tit i J
shops as well ss other euuipnient ■ t |||( N| niMlitlc i rclflit > M» fl II-i
Among the station, at which , - n * n|iiu i\ >n i l l ' l l r* ifi«iI tm( »"i<
atrurtion was approved and Hi- ,
I K f r |M IMMI ,M I suns DM- t k (,. |1
outlay
at
vach
wrr»
f a m p i . f (o m n - f i r m Sftrifnjtl ami i*rli
Blanding, f ls .. »4f.7.4(in
1
|»«*iill’s in Nrnnrifdr ( tmntv
NKW
• ■V
(iovernment Sues For
Peace After Leak
Than Month’s War*
With British Force
Predicted Total 0 (
400 Deaths Expects
ed To Be Reached
In 3-Day Weekend
•Use Of Coercion
To Be Prevented
T A L L A H A S S E E . Mav 31
• — <JP>— A proposal to’ amend
the State Conatttutlon bp u
to outlaw labor'* cloud shop
In Florida was killed by the
Hom e today.
» Sponsors o f the
amend
ment mustered a m ajority of
49 to 29 In favor o f its submission to Florida's voters,
F L O R ID A .
N E W S l’A l'K Il
LONDON;
May 31 - O D —
The kins and queen like <o use
their w c rk l, meal ration for
weekend m in t, fji'c tn Elisabeth
tc Id kiln later
of Kind
la.rd
A ccused O f
Woolton yeslciduy oil a vlait to B r i t i s h
the m inistry.
‘P ir a c y *
B y
D a r lu n
"Then wc try
to
msko
it
spread over the ivat nf tin- w rrk ,
V IC H Y .
Unoccupied
F u n -r,
like so many thousands of other
Ms,- ;;|
ffl-i Vice 1‘ m tile r A.1
people do',' she addv.l.
muul Ji-mi Italian arrusod H iiu ln
lodav of "»ay in# s war of pi(arv
attains! Francr.
IC C q U O T A F IL L E D
D a rla .,, b iller statement » j>
J A C K S O N V IL L E , May
mad* after the French reported
— Florida has filled Its supple, a seei ml British
attack on the
mental quarterly - civilian conser. Frenct Tunisian port of 8 fa *.
rollon corps roqulaltlon o f U l
British
pianos,
they
said,
w k lU and U nsgro onroltooo. tho tombed 6 fax leas than 24 hours
state welfare board reported on a fte r V k h y had
form ally pro.
Tetted the previous raid.
F rU a y .
Mi.I.llt K n O irii lir.vl<|uartaTf In
i , 11<, van** im|mr( ■»*! mainly fhr
t t l . , f It. v did »«■•' but-, and H
m b " >h til th r puhlli
waa fifing
(,m | refill fiir un ii firm plod m ill1
hu v *■v-iu ualion *■f f*rrtr.
Iln lis h wcnnrfi aril rhiM rvn, It
vv.iv
am m unrrd,
mlrrady
hid
In i it withdrawn
Sltlf anothtr
mdii nlcm of the gravity of (Hf
\ 11in | « ,4ii Ml’ was nrc fl ill
I m l ih.it thr dayS Royal A ir
|
. itiiimunii|uu did nut oven
mi i i ! uni C rt lr.
fit.
immtion, m » far a»
H
.m il.I )».- liftrrrnificd from A l i f
uiiimum * monp
and
Ihe
ham
.licrdoMiirt
of (ha llntm h, app ra ifil ■<» ha Ihia
Ifridrift
Imperial
and
Allied
forrra, perhap* aa many »k 30t‘
mm. hud already lost
the
key
point* uf Canea and Candla. 'get#
i*ru h srd by th *
Axis
plnc4l
fnrmeil by the German and I t a
lian farces, and were, expected
m It,line and Berlin to iu r r * n d * f
►hnrlly.
The evens o f the figh tin g th a t
■till went on w a*
ope
Of * m
Strange horror, for th * Allied
troops
•I
troops had nevar suffered
fore, were reported In R o m a ‘ fa
he struggling In I alt a rtific ia l
log laid down by the German*.'
This fog. an to tr t(fli* n t i m p
entlv intended ta tarrlfis- ' lh a
Britieh as w ell
t o ' make fa*
telligant maneuvering
f tffla u n .
K jr S S A
*
�r m Til Ti ll i 111711H"Il'bWl um*
Remembering Iho A v e r t ' loafe* Th»h Mbbtage r t f fared Jriet preceding and durihg our participation in the
World W ar, the government undoubtedly 1* anticipating
‘
r no cheneee by ordering gunrtle
to be placed at every strategic
itegie spot in any way connect
connected w ith our re-armament e ffo rt o r industrial
Industrial functioning.
functioning,
By the use o f these precautions, which somo may
____
■ J unnecessary,
tceetary, valuable
believe to
be■ foolishly
valuable property
property and
and
supplies n tty be saved from destruction by foreign agents
who are known to be active in the United States and who
would not ;heaitato to commit any crime at the command
of H err H itler.
During the last war, fires arid exptoeloria took a.hcftvy toil from our industrial output.even before our entry
ipto the conflict. Investigations «inc*[''Uj(sk’ have shdwrv
conclusively th a t they were the handiwork of agents, op
erating from Germany. So It Would be, Hoping. Jfck ’tdo
aaveeee
Learning
S
Sparkman, Louis k
ipla. John Andrew J
skin, BDly
O .B V E R S E r t ) B T O D A Y
okaivKM a n d
f o r q iv t If jra forglv* man thair
ptfaaa, your baavsnljr FaarilI amp forgive you; but
re forgive not man their
pnanu, MlUiar will year J V
' farttvs your tmpauc*.—
thaw
N
Bat to la . lha
s u e Zoo,
park,
The Defeat Of Mir, Maverick ,V\
. u * *^ "* — m "* ^ , /V* Z
THR LUCKY DOG
naai
a a way
H weahint have been legcl
4 little hands and knm and
mata of trousers
tp scsurln* that most amlabU
a towaer*.
M* Bbaksspsars, Scott and
tana, upon tha Nall.
»ft on psdsstata aloof from all,
k dull and drab; they een’i
mjoy it much.
I should bo burnishsd by Uw
Mamn loath'
lo Balto, happy canine, nil
Galvin t
lor, Alfred C*dl Doudne
bart Kdssl McMillan, and
Theodor* Johnson. . ,
Also. Frederick HeSea
Joa LJojrd Jonrs, Jr..
maker, Rudolph Walter*.
CharIn
MrSlanew,
t
ndulge in
I his or th a t Individual or ra id Into someone’s activities Wayna Burrall, Gearpa If
pic, Gaorea Troy Ray, Jr
diabolical schemes which have no basis of truth. This is
ile to be sane, and by their sanity some
ime for the people
ielp can be given to the official e ffo rt to protect the pubte'n Interests.
■ic”, ..- ‘k ,/ * :
1T
‘
r w m , . asd R l U y ^ r t i s m
h lw m n .1
’ . i
.
i Also. Carl flumlvr, Lee t
Nell Powvn. Job Bakir, 1
mum McCall, Ml, Osrl.*-
Maury Maverick, the swishbucklfpg friend of , the
downtrodden, has been defeated fo r. fe-c lection as Mayor
of San Antonio, Ten., by his,oid adversary, C. K . Quin.
Though defeated, the eblillleht M aury was by no means Billy Bpps.
disgraced. He made It a close
Jhmnle C. 1
The result, while of purel
im p o r u n e e , ,l« m t e r e e t tn g
because it marks another m f
ope In t h e c a re e r o f M a veriek, who would have been
K t ib e d b y D a v y C r o c k e tt
i n o p M U rt b ra n d . A a o n e
o f t h e m o s t o k x ju e n t o f t h e e a r l y H e w D e a l C o n g re s s m e n ,’
f c waa a picturesque figure In w alhlngton— but then, he old
uld be iucturesquo anywhere. This Maverick la a vola
tile, unprtdlctable fellow, and he has grest powers of resil
iency.
W hat will become of him now, that he has been > •I ected by the cltiscns of his sleepy and beautiful d ty T Ho
s a friend of the President. He has considerable ability,
glthOugh he appears to be wholly innocent of any taint of
statesmanship. It is probable that, w ith the nation in Its
state o f U n lim ited emergency,'* excellent use can be
Hi youthful company to k*vp t iade of his versatile gifts, lie has been referred to a*
ha LsGusrdla of the cow country, an appellation which,
ARTUUB GUITERMAN
While not strictly nccarate, 1* not altogether far-fetched.
One thing we may; count on fo r sure, whatever-happen 1
U u Vichy Hove Air On our uncharted tdqiortpwa^ M aury Maverick will have
Hold Kmptrv," My* a
^ p a r t In U. jJTo tt,a|fHgntingj fool.— N e y York ,llpn»k)
Who** empire T
CLASSIFY
A sood friend of mine, a {hop
w l« Weald roMOt betas rrtwl ony{(Mag tetow 100 porrvnt Amrrif»n throw down the paper he'd
uoo* leading In dUyuot and ukl
“Thlo guy lJtvfVrrjb ought to U>
run out of Uw country on a roll,
and that onvwball Wheeler along
With him—‘America flrrt,’ phoovy
'Amvrlro ja*t‘ la what they »t*
preachb,'. Why do tLe acwvpo.
Io n print »uch atuff, end why do
th*y I«t ‘vm a;M>ut thoir pcupacantU over Iho radio r
“I takt It you don’t agrte with
Um goaUeawa,'* I *an, grinnin
at him orroai the table.
. “Agt** with ‘cm." ho shout*,
boltin' eiritrd Ilka a terrier at
S rothol*. “iictk no, I don't
M itv with 'em end nolthor doc*
fcwWdy via* that alot dumber
H tiV h Dodo. Why If « lad my
way, do yon know bow I d haadlo
n . Walthall. V k j o r
(Troon, Geonro Atrreo I nu M l,
Morion U Roborn, Ralph lE Betts, Charles D o w n . John
Ixtuls Humphrey, Robert Tbwen
Moddvn. Jsmvs Smith nnd low*
rvneo Row*.
Ifidith Chestnut
,
^Writes W ntttogr
Essay For fills
. . , fifty-tw o dm do' noT'inJyy " IC ! ^ S vIlS e ^ tf
Ibtrntng to' the tndlo (it rm d M
U n ited S t u n , w ish , w * m
Into our eufomtMJo and fee
H Iv. enjoying
tb* Mp
reentry, or wo may so to a
*ht piece* of. lU W IIU p t
moot wo *o*y enjoy otm
But if It wore not for Uncle
Wv woubl not enjoy three 1
I4*e
-The United BUIm has
called “UocU Bom- dnu
A byitandor woo oahr ri
funny when ho o ld that
Icttvco **U. A" otood foe
S»m- rvfvrrlo* to BoaMri V
who wo* th«n savirawal
■pcctor. But tW wa b a a a W
j- :ii
■
f ifty -tw o 1 separate
Blue Oooee advertise^
ments in th4"TT S IU '
CAGO D A IL Y N EW S,
circulation
AM ,281.
Over 20 million impppaslons o f the Bine
Gooae m a rt o f quali
ty placed before Chi
cago consumer*!
Blue Gooae ads In
th «
CLEVELAND
PRESS — circulation
over 25,000—tn , qpie
o f America’s richest
over twelve hundred
spot
nouncements
an
Hundreds of Chica
go’s leading retailers
over
called. upon by A FG
unmerf i l l sad in slaliwL i
U v j h l H qOal . n U
Dealer Service-KeproW M A Q -s o ,6 0 0 watts
** - • y j r — v ;r.
santativaa. BlaoGeose
— telling hundreds o f
* - a w tt ■
-v ; •
qy,
thousands o f MidprOSt
displays set up . . ,
listeners • that Blue
thousands o f attrac
Goose Is truly "The
tive "point o f aa!«"
Bast of the B elter
Crops I”
posters distributed!
Three
S S ^ . 'S ’i K ~
mr i h ^ lU. You're talkla1 Uko a
matized '
dramatised
Concerted
new* pa-
's 1 ,■
f?
electrical,
transcrip
per and radio promo
tion spot
announce-
tion backed up by ex-
* fL
.
ments per waak .for
18 weeks over Popu
l a r 5 0 ,0 0 0 w a t t
W T A M brought < .the
Blue Gooae into thou
sands o f Northern
Ohio’s best buying
te q a iv e d e a le r id r v ic e
a e tlv it le g .
iin d
B lu e
, .^ o o e y e -c a tc h in g
G ooae
d is t r ib u t e d
ers; Ploa.
t r a c tiv e
p o s te r *
to
r e t a il
pnhir
B lu e
»)*
G oose
." Unas! ■
, I f Id lean a little nearer kb
*lee and net aalte eo weU ee*
IptalnM I think ha.weald have
W NEW
—
Y h lC A
—WHN—these
New
.It
je q u ir e d
A F G Dealer
.D u re *
Service
York statkma carried
i - ~
_ fc x *.
n e p r e a p n t a t m a w o rs t
Blue Gooee’s dramatic
in g l u l l t im e , t o k e e p
t r a n a e r l p t i e o an-
p a r t w A h .D w d e m a n d
m w eemants. T h e y
read shoot ft bs the
b c W * , O w n rfW r-
r
«w so d ^d a
(■;*«* 4 *g'-
�»T*
PA G E T H R E E
L O U R IN E B E A L , B o d e tf E d ito r
Juntor-Senior Prom
Is Given At Armov7
:ial Calendar
MONDAY
. C lr t lM o f th * W om an'* Society
Christian Service
ol
tha
lethodlst Church w ill m a tt at
|l0 0 P. M . a t
tha
following
Cirri* On*, Mr*. J. C. Da
811 Magnolia Arana*,
trel* Two, Mr*. O*orye IterCountry Club Road.
C ir r i* Three,
M rs.
M.
R.
11*nd, 446 E llio t Avenue.
C ir r i* Four, M r*. C. E. Me.
a rro w . 802 Palm etto Avenue
.C ir r i* Flea w ill meet at 8:00
M . a t tha home o f M r*, lia r _ MarehSawing seaalon* w ill continue In
Woman'* Club for the Red
fro m 0:00 A. M. until l t : * 0
w ith
Mrs. Jack H a ll a*
•or.
.
Rosary C o nfratern ity of A ll
mla datholle Church w ill hold
regular meeting a t the Red
. _ *• sawing rooms In the Wo,an's Club on Oak Avenue at
;00 P . M .
TUESDAY
Daughters of Wesley Class of
|m) Methodist Churrh w ill meet
tha annex
8:00 P. M. foi
ip regular business and social
seating. Thera will also be a
white elephant" sale. Mrs. Z
R a tliff's group w ill he hostG irl Scout* w ill leave from the
ltUe House a t 10:00 A- M. for
snlsndo Spring* and w ill return
t 4:00 P. M . Each girl l* naked
bring a nos* bag lunch.
of managers for the
© IHoard
anford Women’s Club w ill have
its
regular
monthly
meeting
Tuesday morning at W:H0 o'clock.
Member* pleaae n o tfc r-th * change
In time.
•1
W EDNESDAY
■ The regular monthly luncheon
i f the S.nford Women’s Club
w ill b *
held
Wednesday with
M r*. J. G. Patterson. Mrs. J. E.
Courier, M r*. M.
W.
Deariso.
. M r s . A. J. Peterson. Mrs. B. B.
® C n iin l*y *bd Mrs. 1.. T, Dos* *s
hostesses.
SATURDAY
Jessie
Durden
1
SUNDAY
m. Beniamin F ran klin M ills, Jr.
Xl5H
M r* . Jokn M ldgett
Miss
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GOOD
BUSINESS
»TO l i l t ;
G O O D FAINT
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If youY* thinking of
balMtng or rssasisllag, ask
nhonl oar May payment
jibs. Wo will arrang* a
, ILL LUM BER
* SUPPLY YARD
8 W . 3 r d 8 L S a n fo r d , F I * .
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Featuring Tusxy B n nan and
M i orchestra from Orlando, the
M r. and Mrs. Ceorg* Zurllelde
Phi Alpha Kappa sorority spon and dauglJer, M arian, a r t leaving
sored the
Junior-Senior
Prom Monday for Hecaucui, N , J. where
which was held .In the Arm ory t t * / . w i l l spend two months.
Thursday evening from 10:00 un
til 1:00 o'clock.
Friends of Mrs. Normsn Jen
The prom U an annual a ffa ir nings w ill be glad to learn that
and la one of the highlight* of ahe It recovering a t her homo
the social activities o f the young, on West F irst Stre«t from a
c r r.’ t. The senior class colors o f recent Illness.
gold and blua were predominant,
w ith quant Kies of blue delphinium
M r*. IJoyd H arp er and *u r,
end gladioli being used to decor- Lloyd, Jr., have arrived from
a t* the ballroom. Blue and grid St. John, Kan., to visit with
erep« paper s trra m e n were bung M r*. Its rp e r’s parents, M r. *nd
from this
beams
and
polled M r*. E . W . Stile*.
planla and fern formed the background fo r the stage upon which
Friends of Miss M a ila e Smith
the orchestra was arated.
111 regret to learn th a t ahe
C l ape rones for the a ffa ir w er* underwent a major operation in
M r. and Mrs. SI. Clair W hite,
the Frm ald-Laughton
Memorial
i>. It.
f t l f j ,, Aim
Mrs. C.
R. M
K lrtlry
Mrs.. JJ., n
N*. Hospital yesterday morning.
Durden,
r* R. R. Pippin, Mrs.
i, M r*.
Morris Spencer, M r*. John Hodge,
Mrs. W illiam Stamper has a r
M r*. James
tmes A".
A. W right. Mlsa EtFci rived from Tallahassee to visit
Riser, Miss Rebcccs Stevens, Miss w ith her psrents, M r. and Mrs.
Ksthryn I-aw ton and Mlsa Betty G. E. Wells at their home on
Buhrman.
Elm Avenue.
Arrnng those seen dancing were
Miss Rubye Knight Peters, Mlsa
Mrs. E. 11. Laney and Mrs.
Ethel Root, M in Bella Walhen, R. L Cornell have returned from
M is* Helene Tamm. Mlsa Franc** 8 t. Petersburg, where they vis
Childs, Miss Catherine H u rt, M is*
i b l y Hodge, M I m Martha W ight, ^
M* " h D/ uV J r u r n ^ ^ " ’
Miss Muriel
Knot.
Miss Erm a * nd M r* D ru f* L* n' v'
Doudncy, Miss Marcia Proctor,
Miss Elisabeth Dyson la at
Mias Dorothy Sanford and Mis* tending
the
commencement
Dorothy Kader.
dances at the Citadel and the
Also, Mlaa Susan K lrtley, M is* University of South Carolina, be
U arguarite Duncan,
M itt F lo r fo re returning homo f*om Cokei
ence Welle, Mlsa
Lillian W ila h , College In llarix v ilta , 8 . C.
Mlsa M ary Wathen, M is* Valerie
Wells, Mlsa M artha Telford. Mlaa
M r*. W . F. M lnahev of Lak,
Rebecca Lee, Mis* Rtella Palta, M ary had as her guests, ho
Miss
Betty
Corrodl,
Mlsa sister, Mrs. D rltk e l and bsby.
J o jre Ann Whlddon, Miss Nats* of A tlanta, who w ill also visit
lie True, Miss Nell Stew art and w llh other relslivea and friends
Miss Elisabeth Whlgham.
before relu m in g home.
Also Miss Betty
West, Miss
E lb e
Mulct Ison,
Miss
Mary
M r. and Mrs. J. G Galloway
W ight, Miss Jane Cochran. Miss and children and Mrs. Gallo
Ann 8tlne, Miss Frances Bryant,
way's mother. M r*. Edith Mc
Mbs Louise Psrkln i Miss Evelyn
Lain, le ft yesterdsy for Gadsden.
Stowe, Mlsa Ruth Anderson, Miss
Ala., where they w ill visit wiih
M ary W igclns, Mbs Lucille Hall,
relatives snd friends for
two
and Miss M arjorie June Burdkk.
weeks.
Also, Herman
Echola, Duane
Tlltls. Cecil Mi ion. HII tv Robnotte,
Mrs. J Fleischer plans to leovr
Joe Davj*. Donald Jcnea. Jark
Herring, John
Adim s,
George today fo r New York CRy, to visit
E k k . David Gatchri, Bill Branan, with her rhildrvn. M m . W. P.
Mac Cleveland. Jack
Morrison, Lowe and I-ouli Fleischer. She
Orlen Farrell,
W aller
Turner, will be accompanied by Phillip
Frank
Woodruff,
111,
Harold Kronen who w ill visit with hi*
nfAthei and father.
Clause,
Frank
Cowles, Glenn
Cochran and Herbert Moreland.
M r. snd Mrs. O. C. Slaugh
Alao W a lle r Beal, Charles VlnIng, Fred W right, Billy
Ward. ter, and daughter, M aty Jana,
h ay* returned from a week spent
James Colbert, Alvin Odham, Dick
Brown. Leroy
la n e . Karl G ra In Wildwood. They w ill leave
ham, Gecnre
Hugh**,
Howard tomorrow for Atlanta where they
the
P sSslsrv Edw ard.. Higgins. Bob. will b * the remainder of
by Newman Cracker Donaldson, summer.
/
Kenny Echola, Harold H all, Philip
l rone n, John Dunn, Bill White,
tmes Keyes and Tommy Cobb.
Also Clifford
Proctor. Jack
G rant, George 8 peer. Earl Jeter,
K irb y Fl^e, Billy
Vlhlen,
Bill
Buhrman, Auburn Burrell, Billy
Holly head,
Bob
Hickson. Dub
Eppt, Bruce Bolt. Orville Touctton, Cullen W right, Jimmy Ingley, Giles Chapman and Buddy
Bishop.
Also, Edward Marshall. U n m an
Middleton. Joe
Cranshaw,
Ed.
win Branan. Eddie Beldln, W il
liam Leffler, Shelton Hardin, Bob
Wilkinson,
Bryan H u rt,
John
King, B. I I . Williams. tElmore
G raddkk. Eddla H u rt, M iller W il
liams, Edgar Bigger* and H a r
ry Bucklaw of Boston, Mast.
Two Services Are
Stated At Church
Two Important services will be
LeM In Holy Cross Episcopal
Church tomorrow morning. The
firs t la • corporate communion
o f the young peep I* at 7:90 A.
M . This 1* p art of a project of
th * National Youth Movement or
U m Episcopal Church whan It 1*
estimated th a t h a lf a million
young people , Will tnaki their
communion this Sunday morning.
T h * second s e r r k * w ill b* tha
la-gathering of IIho United T ln n k
In-gathering
O ffering o f th
thi* Woman's Aux
. * l11100
A. M. service.
Illary a-t th
it
Th* soloist at tala rervlc-,
Robert Howell, Jr., who ha*
been stationed at Camp (Hand
ing with the 124th In fa n try , In
the Medical
Detachment,
le ft
yesterday fo r Fort Bam Houston
In Ban Antonio, T *« ., where he
will recelvt advanced training to
become a surgical technician.
AT THE
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CHURCHES
M r. and M r*. Roy B ritt w sr*
hosts a t their home on
West
Pm «T r N im r n o r c h h u t
,
riW N T
BAPTIN T
f i l l III II
Twentieth Street Thursday night
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the Junior-Senior Prom, honoring
W tdiifHla) r.vpiilris
Mot 111nec U*kM»blp i ■
their niece, Miss Elisabeth Pi
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| 1'«-1 (iitnu L o ton • "" I
pin who is a member of the grai
Itffutlinv ll mil n 11ctit i it
3 i'* to
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ftVlfH'k m» Tu«Fd*F” *4ml f t 1•
listing cliss of Seminole High
I 'ar tMtoii* ^ l - i
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Guests were met at the door
• I.
IlO M A N fV
A I.IA H Ml'HM
by Mr. snd Mrs. B ritt, who also
a n i > 11 vi'NOTiJtii, m : \ n r n <*1:i »•
li tti*» Riitijtrl nf Ih *
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firesided over the guest book. T h *
it 1ft it mlhli'h mtIII Is* ff«d In rh u rrli- j f II l« 1 N T l : I ' l *f | 111*11 I II M i l
iving room and dining room
* * of rh rN l, HcInhI I nI* Mwnnihinit
I.D M .U f Mill
decorated with
mixed
flower*,
111# v i o r l i l cm H u r n lij r , J i i u p I
1
l > i M if 1 1lii M< ’
T h i - I'lnMrn T # s l If : “ T h r r c i» |
carrying out
the Senior
Clasa
Ito nlwAuii nor unflfMinntinyi
r \f
colors of Blue and gold.
Polifii#] agnlriftt th#
Oionge punch, sandwiches and
v # i h « *i 30).
A tllrifiR Ih# r ' l K l I f iM w h ' c
cookies were served from th *
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attractively
decorated
dining
w iru. frntTi th# Hlhl#
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It. » ft
table which held a central a r.
#h A11 tint h# fniimi NmniiiN i
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rangement
of
flowers in tha
on# ttinc mitk* th h i t inn
7 If
ftiiiMhtiT tn fid#*, t h r o u g h i
chosen colors. Miss M ary Beldln
o r i h a t ii«#ih itlv'diNtlnn
presided over the punch howl and
nh#» %#r if t lm r« , nr *n #nr
assisting in serving were Mlsa
o r ,* w ' ••li. »»r u rh nrm#i
< MX1.MI1. %MMX %I
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co
n* uli #i w it h f a m l l l u r *•t>i
Gladys Pippin and Miss Shirley
ft t I ' 11 L Vs D E l-A N D , May 31 — (Special) JI W'lldhl •»r it n#f*FfifiiNnr#i * I I»Nil!
Echols.
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— Former director of the U. 8. M i n
Those enoylng the parly with Naval Intelligence Service Cap
Th# I #41011«R#rmnTi «l#n j 1-1.lew
Iho hosts and honoree wrre:
f hr
tain W illiam D. Pules tun, above. ib# loiis w in g pix p#ag# frn
Set
Miss Bette Walhen, Miaa Doro Of Lake Wales, will addresx S tet (*hi ftfljifi Sc c u e , ' |#b |h'x'L
•nci- ■ n >1
llh With Ki'i
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thy Kadrr, Miss f.ilh ertne H u rt son University's IU d I graduating fl« 1 1|k|4ir * *’ •l l #n
In M n rf n « k r f i |,j)
Miss Jovre Ann Whhklnn. Miss class Monday morning. Contain ‘’I ’hrlwt l«n
Sr|»nrw fn«4i
f ,* (hr
Nell S te w a rt
Miss
Elisabeth Pules’on, whose record Includes b o tt o m rtf m rn iA l a r i l u n in,I r*
vnais
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Whigham. Mi«s Evelyn Stowe, (he command of
n destroyer Ihr i atiinrayi nf nil tilt in- ncMof'i
Miss Ixriiae Perkins. Miss Dora, squadron
protecting
American »i* Hi# rmn rial Inn nf it li 4n r Mind
I IIH v . I
thy Sunfnrrl. Mis* Errrtn Pood, tran-ports during
the
World AfiA th** rnn«r)|itrm n rn n in fM *,f
t III II t
Ih#
fippoNlh • Mi-Aatrnl
h«*|| >n
ney, Miss Jessie Durden. Miss W sr, i. nlatml
i IU c u m pr*.trntfill
tipn iiiism
rt Fcm m anr )
hd «
Mary
Martha
Emrriek,
Miss day naval and m ilitary prob!rma m#ft^iri
a n Iron I n i l F n r t <Ht\, I n n
M sry Lodge, Miss Muriel Knox. •ltd uutlook.
n*»il*m*‘ ll*. 104 l l . l i )
Miss Natalie True irrd Miss Ethel
rnn voi*n ■cntriiooK
liO O II R V K R
AH TA IY % m l‘
Root.
T w i n # * %t.u Inch ii n o t.ii
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Also | h>ns Id Jones John Hunts
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George Kick(truce Bolt, Joe
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Crenshaw. Leroy
l* n |g .
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Brown, Frank Towles, J»ek M or.
T o n i| M '« I 'r o ir a m
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hi «t | fill | • t »f ** r m f ii i • mil 1
G rfHt iVopli* * I Mu 11m ni
lit# him <1r fittlur# l#
Kader, M ark Cleveland. Jr.. Tony
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Elizabeth Pippin
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RADIO NEW8
Kindergarten At
Southaide ('loses
Featuring a Mayrmle party,
with the Msyixde gaily drcci-ated
with rainbow rolnred rrr|w impel
streamer*, the Bnutl Side Kinder
garten closed yesterday morning
for the summer. The paity was
held in the Smith Side Primary
School park, with numerous vis
itor* in attendance.
A ll the little gills were dressed
in pastel m im ed dresses and wore
wreaths of flower* in their hair.
The boys wore white suits and
rose tnutnnnleies
Fallowing the
Maypole dsnrr, colored moving
picture* were made of the en
tire group.
Refreshments of ice cream snd
eske were her veil by |h«. teacher,
Mrs. J. N. Tt|rnbiill
In sddltlmt
|n the. visltajs,
the
following
rl lldren of the kindergarten were
present
Lucia Goff, Janirr Reel. Audiey
lifers,
M siian
Mathews,
Itoss
Coke Hoyle, Nancy Heel, Ann Us.
horn. I.lnds
Leonard,
I ’liirlcls
nrsdlmni, Joan W right. Phyllis
Shames, Joan Urie, Juan Moore.
Msry Gertrude Scott, Ann Hailey,
S/do Chase, Bitty Park. Hobby
Morris, Charles
Dunn, Tommy
sprer, Melvin Flel-rher, Sammy
Jsei'bson, George Harden, Jskie
Bsrr, Jack Antann ami Henry M r.
l-sulin, I I I .
Mlsa M arjo rie Tlllls, daughter
of M r. and M rs. Roy Tlllis, Is
•spected to r*tu rn horn*
next
week from Columbia University
In Naw York where she will te
re te * her master's degree In in
ternational relations from
the
Honoring the pupils
in
ib<
Departm ent o f P u h lk la w snd School of ( hildlooil and then
Governm ent
teacher,
Mrs.
Iluth
Gordon
W right, Mrs. John Rogers and
M r. and M r*. Herman Medler M is. K. W. Copeland rnlrrtelued
snd daughter, M sry K s t*. * ' * with a luncheon yesterday.
expected
to arrive
tomorrow
Following luncheon the children
from Chary Chase, M d . to s p e n d were taken to the school on (bit.
their vacation w ith Mrs. Medler • Avenue for their closing cxoi
mother, M rs. E. M . flwalm and rises.
Winning
prises for tin
M r. Swalm, a t thslr home In the contest In the memory verses A
to 7, were
Mary l.ou Copeland.
Park Apartments.
Heverly R rg rr*. W illiam Poplin.
BONG BOOKS D IB T R in C T E D
Charles
Poplin
and
lla r i let
Rrown.
Students who proved outstaud
C A M P B U N D I N G , Msy M — Ing In memory work, printing and
<Special)— Pocket site song books
phonics
were presented
wit)
h ir e been distributed
to
the prices. They were Grace Marie
1,700 enlisted man of the 110th Btlnsclpher, Baverly Cooper, lia r
Plaid A rtille ry and Ike 124ih In Ylat
Bream. Ann
Lyles
and
fan try . Florida unite of the l i s t Chari as Poplin.
( D ia l* ) Division stationed here at
Pupils ronpletlng their course
Bland lag. Every soldier received
la reading,
w riting,
spelling,
a copy s f this U nag* volume of
arithm elir, English stvd phonic*
old and n*w- fam ilia r songi co
w ar* presented
with
diplomas,
piled by the A rm y In cnliaborashowing they had passed an In.
lion w ith t l * Lib rary of Congress
telUgsne* test that la required In
Washington, D. C.. before enter
ing firs t grade. Those receiving
diplomas were Beverly Rogers.
M ary Lou
Copeland,
Carolyn
Iltscsebs, Monroe Pearce and W ii
Ham Poplin.
LR tl# Greco M arie Stlneclpher
was awarded a medal for being
the moat outstanding student »f
the year, and having pttaed all
U sts successfully, but too young
lo * n t * r firs t grad* of school
Parents o f the students pr».
rented M r*. W rig h t w ith a wrist
waleh fo r her hlndnow and ns
tfence w ith the children during
th * year, and Mlsa M ary Elisaboth Daniel w ith a h e ttl* of per
In a p p m ria llM
for her
to tbs children.
Pupils And Teacher
Are Given Luncheon
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. 4ft Haunt all Hrurra
7 ftO M m ir Room
7 to Klm rr Ilavm and the nrwa
h 00 Iloya Town
h 30 Ktral
DaptUt
Churrh of
W inter Garden
'*•00 Take It O r Ix»avn It
'' 30 Columbia Workshop
Hi ftO Headline# and Byline*
H» Ift I>f| ce O rrhentra
lo 80 Hobby H y rn r O rriie v ltu
11:00 Pane® orchcatra
11:80 Bobby Day Orcbewiiu
It ftft P r e n
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O ff
Junior High Girls
Honored At Dance
Honoring their daughters, Andt* y Barh slut M artha Page, who
»•■!» gredual*# yesterday from
-l< nlor High School, Mrs. Philip
R Bach and Mrs. Gertrude Page
entertained
w it)
a dance last
evening In the Womans Club.
The d ata color* of red and
whits predominated In the recorctiona of the club house. During
intermission a treasure hunt was
wiloyed w ith prises being won by
Msytha Ball Brown and Chariot
Si«rktaan. Refrshments of punch
snd rookies w er* served.
Those seen dancing were: Missr* Minnie Ruth Odham, Emma
Rumbley, Marian
Pearson, Antw it* A t rams, M ary Joyco BUv*
rot, Rhlrtey
Cameron,
M artha
Bah Brown, Helen Hickson, Child*
Davis, Sylvia Msiseh, M ary Ann
Whslchal, Roberta
Evens. W IIlelm ina Nibtsurk, Catherine Clark,
Paulina McCUUaa. Mildred Rob.
son, Betty Corrodl. Lucy Ward,
Cam IB* Batten. Batty Moore, Lo
ren* Short, L ott* in * Blount, D or
othy Lyons. Camilla Lundqulst
snd Batty. Xing.
W illiam H ardin, CMrenre
W a lte r Bool, Marion l > h r m , Jlmmio M t-
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L y ft - » '■ ■ y v t i y THE
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Mrs. Smith To Give
Report At Meeting
Mrs. Rsiph Austin Hmtth w ill
f r i s * report of ii„. a rtlv ltie * of
the Golden Jubilee Triennial Convrntlon of the ('enrrsl Federation
of Womrn’a f lub« whlrh w m helil
recently In AUsnllc City, gnit of
w lk h aha was a delegate, at lire
regular business
meeting and
luncheon c f tbe Woman s Club
ncr.t Wednesday.
Annual reports o l club officers
w ill b * given snd officers for the
n *w year will be Installed, impe
ria l music w ill be given under
th * direction of the Musk, de
partm ent of the club.
Blank* for civilian dsfenso reg
istration will t * on hand, snd
member* of th* clob are urged
to attend 100 perernl In order to
Hostesses for the
Include M r*. J. 0 , P a i
rs. A. J. Peterson, Mrs.
Deariso. Mrs. J. E. Coui, M r. p . B. Crumley and M ts,
T . D o **, ■
wsk tks
( A l t 01 (A im
J A M If
HhSTEWART* GARLAND
NIOY
LA MA
LAMARR* TURNER
Trey HAKIM ' MdDs C00PQ
Ire HUNTS' C k ^ H WBMMGB
U m H IrersH HORTON
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At Owr P it k iff Star*
Y mTB F M T h i B N i U
7:ljti .A t lz n t i r S|hii1 n Flrpurif*!
7:2.’* .diMiv It•mn
7:30 i H il ly n Tavmn
S h n w jin n
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Club Officers i t
Seminole High Of
IMs Year Named
ife -
1W» Year Liated
tin totdoa'tag d u e of SeM*
l e e M P T l U M l UrU year u
an Da; Exercises Held At High
School As Filial Program In £h
Valedictorian Of
Oviedo School b
Winner Of Award
I Mrs. Hsmdon presented th*
l b u s memorial to their eon,
Wda, who graduated In 1020.
Rritowtag this, Bdwtn Branan,
aidant af th* Student Council,
Heeded th* near Hu* curtain to
i achoot. Pro s it at ths dad.
tie* Wes Wee Fannie Rrba
tnsorv whose donation made the
its In possible. /Edwin stated
it th* curtain would ha a m*m•1 to Mr*. Fannie Stemhrldg*
Mach MtLaaaa announced th*
Oat af A t ' gtria wha weald
air* Utters for Uwlr activity
aporta Boring tha past year.
I the Junior*, ft was. no.
by Edward Marshall, yoaa.
t f th* Jouter class.
Fraaooa Bkkooo, a mom*
th* dam af t i ll , than r*.
u n lnt«r**ttei« facto a*4
Uae* hi wMm Aha wae
The Reader's Dteest -nnuol a.
wtrd far acMarshtp achievement
has barn wan he the valedic
torian of the wradnallne c’ ’ ** at
Oviedo High School, Ml** Loulaa
Parker, i according to on an*
noencement made vesterdsv by
R. F. Cooper, principal.
Each year the Reader's Digest
pi leant* this award to young
men and women Ihronghotrt ths
roontry who. by successful re.
card* In achaal wvik, «lva the
promts* of attaining leaderewp
In tbelr communities. Mis* Par.
her. doDebtor of Mr. and Mrs.
Clifford Parker, will receive on
engrossed R itlflu h kf award
upon graduation.
Principal* af preporstnry and
high schools Increasingly urge
their students to read the 'most
•Igntftaaat artlelt* from current
maimtinea, In the belief that con.
tact with the most Impoitant
writing and thinking of our day
la aMuntial to education. both
before and after graduation. As
on* principal aali Irni
to Vendor's Digest: *rYoUr a.
ward and yowr magutn* keep our
boat stn lita la th* mental van.
guard tbtough tha difficult tran.
titUn B in sehoal to society at
lorogus v •
YW adacatam of this commun.
tty ova among those who use
material in current magaslne* as
an aid to modem elaearoom work.
f
t stated that at that
Bant Bssasttar and
. Brownlee were teachers.
M I t i l U holding Itt
thte year and d m the
Maxima the
I L &
eolation Menacer
Calien W rta h t.
Janlor
fU’otion Msnerer
......
C lr . |
Rebecca Lee. eophomer* __ - C lr- i
etilat Ian M an a fa r
Dick Brown ftvvhmen ....... C lrdilation Manager
Karl detar. Susan K lrtlay ------„
Junior Repererntetlvee
Nlaa Phyllis C. Bmlth
.... Bponsor
M l>* Reheccn Rtevens
Finan. I
ria l AHrlser
Miss IJlIia n Dunlap .. ----- C lr .
colathm Adviser
N . Nwtot
virtaoilr -
Junior-Senior Banquet Is Climax
Edward WdltMl, wmhm yn>
Cullen Wright, and Albart I
bowar, • . ,- 7 .; r • ■
president
Treasurer
Gl RE CI.IIB
Orien Farrell ........ '
David Gatrhcl
Vice
Elliahelh Whtghem
end Treasurer
Betty Weet ......... .. ..
prealdent
Secretary.
President
YrrsUtoal
Secretary
W, Haro Lbij^,.Etbm .0
Publicity
M *Su fr iS S r. R l h ^ t O
THESPIAN CLUB
Moek Cleveland ......
Proaidant
Nell Rtewan . .. Vic* prceldent
Mary Martha Emtrlck___Sec.
retarv
Erma Doodner
Tressnrer
Mis* Betty Rahman
Bponeor
Mis# Roth Hand ........ Sponsor
.. president
Vice presldcnl
------- Sponsor
Natalie True —
Kdne Hcnkerlk ’ ...
Lucille (Virrell .
Gertrude Reller ..
Laurcll Dutton
1 1 *1
Anderson^ M il^^A W alT M df
Bmlcetm,. MsVgtbH Wjlfp, ji
Mas Bond, EUOvs Bragg, ,Fr*n
Bryint, OtiVa,.’ Chapman, Vyi
Cochrona. Atirtota. CWoto.'IM
Colbert, Enha Dandney, M
Durden, MV tf N a k U i . . b i
LucilU GhWvB, Betty liar
Gwendolyn lUyte, M»r> A
(tunter. Catberlob Burt, . M
jfralnev Dorotny Editor, Riba
S T U D E N T C O U N C IL
vice
President
president
Secretory
Teemsurer
Reporter
DEI-AND. May tt-HperiaU—
Two Floridian* will sAdree* ' the
member* af tha 1MI Btotaati
Unlversltr grtatoaUng class MM
Snd Sunday and Metutoy. aootad
Ihg ♦% program ptaho abniuMbl
hr Btotaon offlriah. Dr.TVhnha
V. MrCant. pastor trf UN First
Baptist Chutrh b t O aW m iK
win ha the spaaktr at l lf t f f*
deck Sunday Nothing t i t a t
Btetxm seniors1 'jeeesUurekto
service, white the climaxing «Mu
Chris Thom pson, W lW s a ^ Y w l
T ‘S t L IM - V
N a ta lie True
...
President
Jaaste Durden
vine president
Rebate* Is e , M aiy Alice Hunter
Secretaries
Olive Chapman .
Treasurer
Miss Rebecca H trv m *
Bponsor
Mack CVveland
Susan K lrttry
/
To Activities Of Year At Schejol
g ir ij
Edwin Dror-in ....
Stetson Seniors
T o H oar Florida
~Men A t E xw eieta
to hi* c
tmporting
Stewait, Georgia Btopter, J m
SUlaa. Laity
matOriOa,
•tote r*UI
Wi haw*
i,- tneh a*
and trochs
' • • f MnwRI'F
. o p f ln l llf i
VU1
1 relation Alik Sooth Amcr.
i elevated tremendously. At honor of th* grsduaUa Battodsy
:h ws speak a* entirely dlff- eight and a sasrial brW nM
early Sunday with Dr. WMlOW
Soon Alisa, Stetson pisaldlt
Stale* It them changes iraln honerlag th* gtndaatoi Mbd
i*lien ■of social relation* their families. >
Musical program* by tha Stothl Symphony OrebaatM, Bras,
iYJ?*-CSSi^£iwJS: M
this hemisphere prosper. phonic Band, and lOO-velr* .Gtef
Club atao ha* head ached*Bd,
President AIM* wfll proelto.hi
th}' twO nrcaskma when s p H h ih
will dan their acaAewlo caps and
JK’W.ffiWiVS!
and gown.
' 4
The junior girl* la tto ir r a i l
b u s gaily colored gowns le n t'.*
festive a ir while tha aanlors la
their cap* «ad gowns g iv e the
proper atm osphere. Tha *opbo>
more girls moving about Wpltfpg
on th* toMes III th s lr whit* droSk.
os and blue and wMto check
ered gingham aprons completed
the picture.
*
M M ' roiatlbne ran * rlM
a •ta hckniNUe cenneetlons.
P '.a r ir f E ."
AtMrcy
fiu ra u
S w x s s 1
MUa Bdna Cbhtenden, MU* UL
Raymend Kadar
Edwin Bransn .
In typing, in fdrt It's Donald Jane* ....
l aa tf be alaeoal non-«s- Harold Madden .
eetor
Wdebburn, wha has been Lamb*re Palmar
l O t e toe a ate# aarvlce
Hath Cleveland
reter
■ M m *1
Ikin Dunlap, Miss La
tendaw, Mra. n b . Du
Elliahoth Earte. Mr*.
~... President
—, Vie* proa— Rscrotary
taitaT D I ^ C
tfW e rd
iH>r” t policy. Ogr couigry
make Om adnata Latin.
riObn count)te* feel as bn.
at aa« a* Mg aa we dm If
wUU alrnwM Is to he sue. Ceptaln Pulesfop was N
r t r Mao upnsNUhllf
I'AN.AMMCAN CLUB
illc True ............Prealdent
Th* grade mother* wha sltcAd.
mend Kadsr
Vie* orealdenl
ibelb WhlghaM .— B em w F #d were) Mr*. Dyson. Mra., Hodgn
Mrs. Whlta, Mrs. Marrioaa, Mra;
Wethan, Mrs. Klrlley, Mr*. Fit*
Mr, and Mrs. Morgan, and Mra.
Trulack.
■ t "•
Those Of tha faouBy who won
heart. Mrs. MaxwaR pros
him * nkkle for each an
brought back. Watt, ho bn
bash five, which netted him
Cullen
Cohen
£.83? IS."®
Koauiutfdt! School
Th# end I* In olght, wn either
staffer swim. Th* days at* get.
Ufig longer and Un # i* getting
ohoHor —s* what T—that's m
reference those ftetoneto* In BIt. F., but Vocational School
happily brectes on Its way for
MOUNT four week*. Just think—
WOM everybody els* Is at the
booth hare ws am still married
to a typewriter. But rvnry dog
Mb Ms day and “ Ws degs are
teijtla,"
Wtlltem Hedges, our mnch dis
sent out
protege, wa
a
narecn ____ ijnmrmij w ■
U ' o r U n > , Dot Kader . . . Bn*pshot Editor*
W orgarat Spencer . . A r t E d ito r
OMe# Chaooian, Edwin Brsnen
Snorts W lto r
Well Stowsri. senior ----------,C lr .
i m r * tv
. Yaw*an member* o f
�.............
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PAGE
By STANLEY Graduation And
THE OLD HOME TOWN
JU S T
LOOK A T T H E
L IT T L E
d&Wey Is
p a r u m c s s
/
CO R AL G A B L E S , May . 1 1 (S p e cia l)— W ith tt»« approach of
the Sum m er
vacation,
college
fo o tba ll roach** a ir fa cin g a flock
o f w e rric i between now and Sept
I when th e ir 1041 aqtinil* get *"•
Ije th e r--a n d F lorid a men tin
arc
no exception*.
Thh
year, the
ijBiioI li untie n f n e ttin g g iid d c r*
tl rough their June rv u m n u tto im
i* fu rth e r com plicated by the antlcipated
|u«*ra
th ro u g h
the
d ra ft
llo llim ("iillc g c .which w n l fo
xtail*** •*i i in 11 college H " " i i lu*<
F all, ifacing te trlfu *
b*-m *<
Pi net Ic >11v the e n tire fir s l «m ui!
giaihwitt'x and several it n u n me
veteran*, are fitrm ft the dtnlT »a>l
From ?* fi-nah, lto lllfl* m ild build
ltd It) 11 eleven anil the Ihd
linn system w ith it-* lic a u iifu l d.
cepthm tiik e i m ine than »»n»
ison to learn.
M ia u l, dropped fro m t l" *tui<
chnnipioitxhip In 10'IH t.» i h u l
place in 1040. had Imped t»*i .•
comeback Ih l* F a ll w r h .• •in » iir
fresh <<)iin«l to bolatei ii \;n i»\
which wa*» losing onl. ei»*h* h i
let men .among whom onl. i
w eie le c n ln id
However. 0
pn thmiKh the “ luck o f th> -lin e
a* la i .i- the d ra ft i* p ' t u t i n r l
ih jtiu iic
In hit the Mm 1 it m u -
M a r’oil e.
double end
f ir e r u n * .
U>* 12-h lt
it
M f* U « *
lyda.. J o n * *
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100 1 U
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9 83 11
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0 0 i— 7
k f^ a p lu n a
Bon». M cQ ollllan, W o m *« k -2 ,
fetVlea I S ■L u ve lle . B u lk * . W u ia m c ll. M at*
took tu r n * mo1- D o m ln ru e i. S w ind e ll*, 2,
her proven
nrored U
V u ll*
Hardman,
8.
ner
H *cJU
n / yf 2.grronl<
^ ■Ju*tlc*
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. . . . . i h . m e!, H ardm an. J o .lir e t . A»hf the
to » , M eRaney 2. B u lk * , W om ack.
V..,|
ih rm Rune b atted In, R u lk a , M cRaney.
th ird -n U ro i» . M arm oU. U v e ll* J. TiVummrl
Je r.
who GUleeple. S w in d e ll* 2. t w o k jW
i h it* .
M cRaney, ..'D o tn ln g tia *.
r lr r u lt w ill T hree beer h lU , HcR»neT. 8 'o
• I t H u b . en huee*. W om ack 2. L *T « J f.
, The N a t* D o o *h *rty , Wummel.
M ermoll.
d H a l* a Rouble nlay*. G liletp la, J u itle *,
nker Field ta La V alley. Lef« mi b i
^
i Undo 0 . Sanford 8 ,Ra»e on h a l"
>
I n f t Bw lodrIU 2, Jo n ** 8. Olrh I .
ih h * * fitruek out.
by
Swindell.
8,
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j B l ’ I I I O M . N' C „ M nv .11
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4 II
n nllnhev Swindell* 2. GlrV. P*»**d
r . jln n n l ItH .rh n ll L rn ^ u e ., s.ti
.4
0 1 • -2 ball*. Boeth 2n n .lA t.-m rn t y e . t r n U y tin.
r u r tn ilm r .it „ r
ntprHl
h n ..'t-,i
|.rn lia M \ w u u lil i. ir . n thp
Of eonte m inor Irniru e *.
C u r ta iliiu n l «,f Iils h t b u ll lu.
ern . . . ( t i r c l i i l in «mnr nevtii.n
a a fiieuti^ tif cufm erviiiK elef
jr lc n l pow i'i needed by d rfv lR
Industries
"B ut,** llra m h a m aai«l, "ba*ep a ll always han been ready to
respond tu tiny meaaurc w hi b
Ihe governm ent may exact in
l*M emergency, and we w ill do
io in ih i* cane.
^There haa been an n m iv jii]
trou t fi in the co u n try, capevtnl
y in the aouth, imd berauie i.f
na
c u rta ilm e n t
of
e le rtrlc a l
it ha* been filijf jf r * t r d
irUlt night baftehnll, nlong w ith
K>a)ie other entrrprlN ea which u><o w a lrlc c u rre n t be diaeontlnucd.
"W e a ln re re ly hope that aucb
• woy ® » l l l not be necejuary,
ever think of adverlUlOK a*
W R E N C H S T IL S C H .I^ A T H A N P r M A S ,
W H I L E /N A M E L L O W M O O D P U T S U P A
P A IR O F T O W E L P A C K S
Blackout Of Night
Ball May Cose
Minor Leagues
i i r O ’ n rf...
hvom'if 21
I *»»lte r f .
Itu tk * lb .
DM you
txsn rff7iw U 7.VT '
•
ll enables a atore or factory with «
lot of merchandise to sell lo find n lot
nf people who want II.
The people who use advertising
find
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�PROGRAM FOR WEEK OF JllifE 1st
Sunday. Monday— " Z IE G F lE L D G IR L " w ith Jamea 8 l« w art, Judy Garland, Hedy Lam arr, Lana T urner, Ton y M artin
end 200 beautiful g irl*. A L o — Disney Cartoon " T H E G O L D
EN E G G " and M etro New t,
Tuesday, Bargain Day, double feature — " M A R G IE "
with Tom Brown, N an G ray, Edgar Kennedy
and
Mlacha
Auer. A 1 » » -> T IIE P E O P L E V 8 . DJI. K IL D A R E " with Lew
Ayrrs, Lionel Barrym ore and Lara In* Day.
Wednesday, Th u n d ay — "B U C K P R IV A T E S ’* w ith A b
bott L Costello and Tfm A ndrew * Bislcn.
Alao,
Musical
Comedy ,short,i Novelty A News.
*
Thursday only— On our Stage, . R u th , Gordon W rig h t’*
"J U N E J U B IL E E " (w atch the lle rk ljl fo r curtain lim e ),
'
Friday, Saturday— " T H E P IN T O K ID " w ith Charte*
S tarrett. Alao— " M E E T BO STO N B L A C X IE " w ith Chester
M orris, Rochelle Hudson and Rickard Lane.
Saturday, M idnight Shaw, 11:30 P. M .— " M A N M A D E
M O N S T E R " w ith Lon Chaney, J r , Lionel Atw IH , F ran k A l
bertson and Anne NageL Alao— Cartoon, Comedy and Com
munity" Seng Reel.
W E E K ’ S C A ST S
R A D IO ’S FO R EM O S T funsters and awing slaters in the persons
o f A bbott and Costello and tho Andrews H ille rs w ill hnvc audiences
“ T H E PEOPLE VS 1)R. K IL D A R E " is Iho in trig u in g title of
a t (ho Illla Theater next Wcd^irailny anil Thursday in convulsions (he picture scheduled for showing next Tuesday at the R lt*
Of laughter and tapping Ih rlr to,-* at thu tun eful tune* fe a tu r Theater. Lew Ayies, Lionel H n rrym ofr and l.uraine Day head *
capable cast in the latest o f the popular “ Dr. K ild a re " aerie*..
ing the fir s t arm y camp comedy.
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Z IE G F IE L D G IR L
M A R G IE
Gilbert Young ... J a tre i Stewart
Judy Garland
Susan Oallaghar
Sandra Kolter .... ... Hedy Lam arr
-h rlia Ragan ..... .... . Lana Turner
Tony M artin
Prank Merton .
Ir r r y Regan ..... . Jackie Cooper
'io f1\tr»; Colli* ....... Ian Hunter
Charles W lnPup' Gallagher
ningcr
Edward Everett
Noble Sage .
Horton
PHI Ip Dom
Fiani Roller
Paul Kelly
lohn Slayton .
Eve Arden
Patsy Dixon
Bret
M argie
Gomes
Tom Browi
N-rn Gref
Mlacha Aue
Chaunrey
Edgnr Kenssd;
Kenneth
Allen Jenkln
J o e ....................... ... Eddie Qulllai
A l ..... .............
W illy Veraoi
Ruth
.............. ..... Joy Hodge
M r. Dixon
Richard Lan
M r. W hite ........ Em m ett Vogal
Mias Walters
Paulino lladdoi
W alter
David Olive
Ytr. L rffin g w e ll
Frank Paylei
1A ID TO b« greater than ’T h a Grgat I M I f f t " M etro’s moat
avlsh and aupar-musical ptoduetlon,. "ZlegTteai O W ’’ 'w it h a east
.f hundreds' headed by Jamee Stewart, Judy Garland, Hedy Lanarr, Lana T urner and Tony M a rtin , w ill bold fo rth tomorrow
ml Monday at the R lt*. The picture U " to p * " in anUrtabtraeni
i f Its typ a t
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T H E P IN T O K ID
Jud C a lv rit
Cbarlaa Starrett
Lee rt t y AlnaUy
Louise CuirlBoh
. . . .
. Br.li Nolai
Bob M arlin .
Alan Curbs Vk1 I and res ii
Paul SuttO’
Slicker Smith ___
Bud Abbott Hank .
H-ink Bel
ile r t ll Brown
Lou Coatello Curl Harvey
Francis Wo IkePatty. M axtor. LaVi-nte
The lEd Slade
Km le Adam
Andrew 81<-en
Marshal
Jack Rockwel
'udy Grey .
Jane Fraxee D in Foster
Roger Grey
tgt. Michael Collins
N at Cbeycmm
R iehard Botlllai
Pendleton
and Sons t f thr Plonctra
dajor General Emerson
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M AN MADE MONSTER
BUCK PRIVATES
Randolph Parker, ■111
Bowman
Rigas
Dan McCormick
D r.
CHESTER MORRIS and Rnchcll* Hudson are co-sturrod In "Meet
- Boston Blackle" at the Hits Thraley, next Friday and Haturday.
Tb* picture la • s tirrin g story < f the smashing o f a vicious spy
ring, and should provo Intensely interesting at this tunc, Manager
'Charlie Morrison said.
CHARLES
S T A R R E T T and
Louisa C urrie a r*
PE O P L E v* DR. K IL D A R E
>r. Jamea Rlldsre
Lew Ayres
Ir. l.rcnard Gillespie
Lionel
Barryinore
lary Lament
|j|ra tn e Day
't-moea Marlowe
Bonita GtanvUU
Alma
Kruger
tally Byrd
-Igga ...j.... Red Skelton
Rrli
tr. Reynold* ........ Paol Stgnton
Fay L e n n a r...i------ Diana Lrw la
>r. W alter Oaraw * ........ . W alter
iilpturm f. _____
a acena from "The Pinto K id " romlnK to the Rita Theater '
F riday . and Saturday. The p irtu ro m ark* the screen debut
the pre tty blonds actress.
Places Announced bLUiTS bCKAP BOOK
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G A IN E S V IL L E , M ay
Poaalble aervlcea In which civil, completed recently on a grand,
o f atwtlng
000 ria l I — T h * fa e u u j [ '.a f * 1 ° +
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port unity to servo Include th* peraone a t t t a l l l l k fie ld Ar* le g . o f
Ullcry b ating arena. W ork waa Uni v a n ity
of ■ Florida
follow big]
aatlaonalrae ahould be
A ir raid warning service, gat by onliallng man. of haad.uar . give Ha annua) luncheon bt
it bt tyg ve rtta r If c m of- the graluating aaqlagr j
attack or raid aervlcea, antLaaVPrlm roie G rill b ar*
otag. aarriea, avactutUoa tonka,
iok Monday a f t a n
a^ r - r n
Agriculture College
Luncheon Planned
s a a g M
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.in, ptfvantion, fir. spoiling, CM*
ena aorvlcv, telephone aorvica,
abort war. radio, medical aid,
p u m t b*g)(h. b low
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Lionel A tw ll
Lon Chancy
Jr.
June lawrence
Ann Nage
M ark Adams
Frank Albert
son
Dr. Lawranrd
Samuel S. Hind
D istrict Attorney
W illiin
Davidson
Detective H arguinl
Ben Tag
gar»
Nurse ...............
Connie Bergei
Doctor .................... . Ivan M illei
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y r o p irtr
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tarsus ae* of that ta rta lu f l* * '
j t r r t t at larvctaaar* a»4 **te hod
e n t e r * a the t tlh dar y f May.
I M l. 10 and by tba Circuit < vurl
lu ’ ebOJae nea/lnot*
f i FlarMa In draacery, lb a eeetafu can*tbtrelo peso lug wheratn
Ubn Htaodard l i t * lueuraae* ComMuy, a corporalto* ■under lb*
Uw> uf Narth Caratla*. la plain-
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JAN GREY, Joy Hodge* and Tom Brown, above, are a iilsted by
disc Its Auer. Edgnr Kennedy. Allen Jenkins and many others
n the popular, lig h t musical comrCy, "M argie," part o f a double’f it u r c nt iho R iti, M i l Tu#*<1*y.
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I K M I N O U CO U N TY. fL O H lU A
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h i m . r o n m v o it c w
to the attention ef this headquart**a th a t certain rig hts o f en- I I O I ie itT C. 1111,1 •. VMalnllff
liaWd man have been violated ty K A T )» i:n iN lS NVM
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1>«d ra t’ te r reacts Of Mine units.
r*n d««tl.
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O l I)Kit o r FL BMCATIO*
w ith pressing problems, and re Kj C T IIK B IN K N OIILK H I L L C o
lo n ia l C ou rt. K t y t i i i v i i i i . N orth
quests a r* mad* fo r Mate* or
C a r o 11no
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w ith ou t conaldarallon of their i*uIt fo r dlvertNB liaa t»*«n b ro u g h t
problem*. THa aitiw tion w ill b* • ga in a l row In *h« C ircu it C ou rt
In and f o r • citiln o lo C o u n tr. F lo r nsmod lad a l one* and toeh cases Ida.
In C h a n cu ry. b y l l o b i r t
C.
should b« Investigated
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♦VOLUME XX3hI
Sanford la The Only Central
FHjridn City A ffording Kail. Highway
And Water Trnnaportutlon
BrtabUshod In 1MM
SANFORD.
Last Survivors O f Hitler, Dace
ie Under ®“cuss ^ S.
15,000 Men Are Re( .moved Froi^ Island,
British Announce;
i Iraq Signs Peace
•Manchester Gets ;
' Heavy Air Raid
Fire Bombs And High
• Explosives Poured
r Upon English City
f ly
A u o # (ptr4
f it M
G e r m a n y ' s Luftw affe,
•knockout victor In the 12day Battle of Crete, turned
its fury today on the last
British and Greek survivors
attem pting to escape in flshg ln g boata to North A frica:
while on the western front
other Nazi warplanes violent
ly assaulted the big English
c it y o f M a n c h e itc r.
London asserted 16,000 troops
• h a d been removed fro m Crete
nnd had a rriv e d In E g y p t, ready
f e r action in developing ba ttle
f o r the Sue* Canal. A b o u t an
equal num ber o f A llie d troo^M
wore k ille d , wounded, o r t a k e n
^ p ris o n e r.
In tha a tta ck on M a n rh e tle r,
Neal raide rs poured thousand* n f
flr a bomba and hlgh-esplosjvea l.i
th e ir w o n t aaaault
there
in
monlha.
M eanw hile, the B ritia h
found
tftome comfort In v ic to ry in the
m onth-old h o s tilitie s with Ir a q ’a
regima of Raahid A ll A! G allant,
whoa# flight from the rich " C a r
dan
of Eden” o il kingdom
f
brought o weekend armistice,
Thousand* of BrlUah and imI f r la J aeldlera and th e ir Greek
alllaa, worn b y th a s tra in of 13
the moat fu rlo u e
a lta e k
yet
launched b y tha N a ii s ir m ig ht,
• w e r a In E g y p t la s t nig h t.
C rete la Foat, b u t th a B ritis h .
In eplte o f a ip e c ific campaign
by the Germana to p revent dob a rka tlo n , g o t aw ay fro m the beleaguervd laland in large num• barm.
Ily S a tu rda y
n lr llt .
Hl.POO
Ireopa, m n * llv B ritis h . A u s tra lia n
and New /.ra ln n d rra , h *-l rtaehed
E gypt
a efelv,
h rin g ln g
w ith
• hem a n i.nbei o f Greeks amt
C rete n s tiv i-* jn d * num ber o f
•rlv U la n a , Ineti -jln g »omo women
who p r e f i- u 1 I h i p e ril,ill* m u
enyage t.i liv in g In a N a ll-o ccu
pled eoun:-'.-.
O lhare. Imn.beil th ro u g h thetr
e n tire Ir i,) fro n t Crate to A f ilr e ,
• h a v e a r r b v d since tlieu.
The d e 'l-K 'U to alien don the
fig h t fo r '.S- laland w hich the
R rttlah had fe lt
c o n fid en t
of
h o ld in g wa« mad t ln lt Thursday
a fte rn o o n as It became a p p w n nt
» lh a t the German o lr ailprvn'acy
" t h e r e would ennble lh a n t to land
a* m any Iro n !” aa they d e s ir'd
end a t t in «an,e tim e , b a r the
B ritia h fro m 'a n ll. ig naedtd i r
in frrc e in rn U .
Borne o f tho
c .T p Irt
fo rc e ,,
S w o rn b y endleaa h o u r, under Ore
w are dlaappolnled over Ihp la rk
o f B ritia h a ir a tre n g th , b lit the
m ilita r y m orale,
ge n era lly,
t*
ntalned high.
A ll agraed that l l was bombs
sta n d m aehlne-gun flr a by phine«
" t h a t passed over
Ih tu t
alm ost
eo n tlnu o o sly th a t apatlad defeat
fo r tha B ritia h and v ic to ry fo r
th a fo rte a o f R ltla r.
^Laurence Pearsott
Presented Award
Faces Deportation
Three men
who are helping
Seminole County o rg a n lir fo r 1U
s h u n In c iv ilia n d e fe n s e M G.
Sharon, Jr., E J Nelson, Jr., snd
K. C. H a rp e r—appeared a t the
weekly luncl eon o f the
Rotary
e ln b a t Ih r Yetdei Hotel today to
ileseribe H e ir w ork.
M r H arper, who Is captain of
l i e Seminole
C ounty
Defense
V on,-, smd le
hoped to have
enough nivn present to n ig ht at the
ire e lli-g to lo m p le te the o rg a m ia
lli-n or llie u n it. Physical r ia n t ,
in i l k i i s w ilt he made to n ig h t of
o il n u n who have not yet had
them, and M i. H a rp e r said if III*
m in I mum number n f fO la secured.
I e w ill In fo rm A d ju ta n t G rn rra l
V ivia n Collins.
Snylng he hoped to have the de
fense Force inualsred hi nest
Mnmla..' oi Tuesday* n ig h t. Mi
me m Iw i
line tier in vite d a ll t
o f tin- ilu h In a lle il't.
la gi
the h. me defvnae u n it, t l i ' rapin in pointed out, except when they
are called to active d u ly. Then
pay is ne ro rd ln g to rank.
Men
fiu m IS to 6S aro e llg itle fo r en
listm e nt, and tho period o f serv
ice Is fo r th ro * years.
When the u n it is mustered i;t.
iif lr s , u niform s and other equip
ment 1, la-ued. An Tiatruetnr i*
r>|<Nted to be fu rn la h e il tu cover
v .rio u s pliaseo o f tra in in g , Mr.
Harper said
C fflr u ts o f l i e Defense F o r j
in addition la M r. Ila .p e - are W
II. llu ffin a n . f lr e l lle u trn a n t, and
John U G allow ay, •orom l lio u .
trn a n l.
Tlw> force w ill be subject to r»b
rr.yw here In F lorid a . M r. ll» > |w r
Ceotlaoea Os tw «a T w o!
1941
Member Assodntrd 1’resa
_______________ NUMBER a:i3
END OF THE NAZI BATTLESHIP RISM AItUK
Finance Group
Axis Chieftains Hold
Unexpected Meet
ing To Exchange
Views On Conflict
Measure Is Designed
To Increase State
Bower Over County
Taxation Officials
W IT H T H E A R M Y IN T E N NEB H EE , June 2 —
— Un
tangled
fro m
weekend h a lkla y
I f l U l c , tb /a e A m y divialoos—
more than U . 0 0 0 men and 12.000
ve h kla e —hid
ih e n is e h i-.
feom "e n e m y " eye# In the h illy
woodlands o f e e n tr*! Tetmess.-slast n ig h t, ready f o r a n iu u lh long series o f
m aneuvers
to
gauge the e ffic ie n c y o f a sm all
p a rt o f the n a tio n * new arm y.
Every tru c k , fro m 10-ton n rI ll lo ry prlm o movers to a QUAJTte r-to n m idgett th a t I* Hie ja rk ra b b it o f Uncle
Som ’«
A rm y,
was screened fro m o li,e rv a llo ii
airplanes.
So w o ll secluded wen- they
and the thouaande o f men who
slept In pup
tents
end
nt<fro m
fie ld
kitchens
In le s fv
hide-outs th a t elgn p o *'. Iia-I
to be erected a t fir s t t „ k e e p
soldiers fro m
M ichigan.
N ,«
Y o rk, G eorgia and the C arolina*
fro m g e ttin g lost.
Court Upholds Power
Dam Built By IJ. S.
Bill Would Empower
F't a I e ( ’tunpi roller
To Cheek Budgets
Ili-lenM-il by the H ii'i- h Ad in fra 11 . th is
photo
shows
M-r
G erm an l.o tlle s litp lli. in o r t k going to the bottom o f the A th m tir
in o g ie u l ch ild o f -.leohi a fte r t l
Hi >ti ' l i im is e r U o icln - 1•-»
in ,I Hilniinisleii-,1 tin
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June 10 Instead o f on June 3, t o r ® - r i K j f u b u i l d i t i | r n l Si<>U F*i
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w ith H tu ffn iil mnit F n iflih ii im to o i
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number man It tn 1 In tha cap1,'ule County D r a ft Board S a tu r
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day In compliance w ith the o ld e r
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lured w ith tw o ether governm
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the beds la
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I h r county aa aoun a* possible,
w eakly shoot o f th a Sons o f the tb r hoard secretary said today.
S a tu rd a y a fte rn o o n , and
The la s t batch o f q uestionnaire!
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ten w ith
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be slowed down to about 60 a
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c u llie s on many occasion* and the M n i k Ii i m M - J f . i n id J l hir*k Mini
w r ite r has fren . (inn- to lim e w l i f t ii l i H l r h f b i f r o m I I m - 1 *ly
mads personal c o n trib u tio n ! to his h r huh »*'iv»*d mu i f f r d l v i ' h o u l
w elfare. Wc hold a m ortgage on t h u / i i ii h, it hi ui ilt l i l o m u c h to
hla p ro p e rty fo r cash advanced U, h e l p h i m i n u i u t M i n htn » p J r i t to
save it a e vrra l y e a r* ago fro m c a r r y no i s t h e r M i k i i L r r o m i n i i m
p a rtie s who hald a m ortg a g e nn pp .b hc ( ' b a r g e . Jf y o u w i l l t i l v i M as me. T h is was done p u re ly fo r m * t h a t M o r n c l h in ir o f t h i n ki rul
the purpose a f p ro te c tin g Ids w ill bi* worked out. I w ill M-nd
h ot s f o r M m and ha WHS con. l h * m o r t g t f c t o y o u f o r c o u c c L
fin e d tn th a hospital w ith a heart UUoo.
a tta c k n$ th a t tim e.
, “ Cordially yours,
"Willie .possetias a free; pgr- E , W . B R O W N ."
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Postal Recei pts | Hundreds Register For Defense;
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W ashington, June 2 —id*. The
Supreme C o u rt held co n stitu tio n a l
today federal construction o f a
dam Intended
to
inanulaeture
p o w rr fa r oalo aa wall as U, con
tr o l floods.
The decision applied *pr< T lra lly
to the $342)00.000 Denison la m
arroaa the Rad Rivet in Texas
and O klahoma.
C onstruction o f the dam wa*
rhallanged by Governor l.e-oi <
P h illip *
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on t he
th a t la violatad atataa rig h t*.
f -
Early Passage
Will I!,- Sought
Camilla Deas And Lenabelle Hagan
2 Fish CuuKht On
Pictured In Loolr Magazine Article Plug: At Same Time
Six Call! Aniwared
■>.
Role In War
won the
Cfaarka Palmer Davis ntadJ f «
^ f f i H i n t i In currant event! *•
*the promotion cxorclao* at tbr
Wilson School id P»°»* ,**•!
Thnreday. Hla name was omlttcvt
In tha article last weak on thi
Two Hanford
girls,
Camilla vaar without flinching, but Wash
awards. T
The
ha nodal whkh yours
la nrageeted by thi Draa and Lrnabel|« llagon, wI o ington trie s .”
To the rapits’ every week. M4
JEdueal
- J * * * 1 5 ! * ,A_ V * Imld government Joba In Waablng- girl tupleyes com* to tsk< up
mt Cmiranl Bvents. „
lim. D. C., are pictured In an tbalr now duties under the f.is II
a nd C a rlo * H * '
award* fo< artlela In Iha currant Issue of Service, " N o t since l»1T has
l« o k magxilna wbleh descrlUa
Ihe llvei a t
tba
multitude of
women clerks In the nations eipIU L
Mias Dana la the daughter of
M r* R- H. D a u sa l Iha lata Mr.
thins, and la t b f sister o f Rich.
aid Shat. A g r a jn ilc of Bamlnola
llf r h School, sha worked In her
(alta r's office fo r a time, and
ta W s to b iy O r shout two
• a n ago. I w r a . l O Ragan tha
J I NK
MONDAY
Okeys Holland
Tax P rogram
Civilian Defense
55,000 Men Prepare
Plans Described For Army Maneuvers
At Rotary Lunch
Observer* For Enemy
Aircraft WiU Be
Posted In County
F L O R ID A .
I
RO M E. June 2 — bW—
In
fo rm e d Fascists said today that
plans fm m eeting any move by
the U n ited fita trs
presum nbly
{fo rm e d at least p a rt o f the cm iveraatlon between A d o lf H ille r
la n d Benito M ussolini a t B renner
Pass today.
Observers said the A sia lend
e r , p robably
were
concerned
• w ith the prospect fo r fu r th e r ac
tio n by the U n ited S ta te * In line
W ith President Roosevelt's p ro
g ra m to
defend
the
W estern
Hemisphere w ith tho N avy, In
vo lvin g French West A fr ic a , the
A t o m and o ther A tla n tic laland*.
In R erlln the unheralded m eet
in g between H itle r and M usso
lin i at B renner Pass i s * dis
closed ami It wa* o ffic ia lly n r
n o u ne rd that the A x lt leaders
parted In n e rfe rt accord on "th e
p o litic a l » 1 tu *tlo n ."
The fir s t gurs* o f m ost nbA 'rv rrs w*« th a t l l i t l a r and Muaa o lin l etrhH iiged views on the
n e st slen in the M editerranean
region fo llo w in g the s u c re s ,fill
conclusion o f the Balkan, Greek
A n t it o d In New
Y-----o rk
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taken to E llis Island fo r d e l
( E ip e r ir n r e has shown
Hint
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r ic h B irth , term ed the No. I N a - | H itle r nnd M ussolini
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One table at . d
U n ifo rm s
6 3 & -T O M
SANFORD, FLORIDA
B A W T E R,
if,A . aUbkt. (lack aulta, »port
ihlrti and abort pant*,
s' All Sanforlxod and faat
■ L color*. A wld* aatoctlon
W of eolora and material*.
Afaa T to St
hy
■
«,
1.25
r i.7 9
Uh 1.98
2.95
£ tM
|^i j
Slacks
A G A I N P R E S E N T S IT S A N N U A L
fa ll ICS-----e*-----Va UM.....
?!
?!
"
Value*......... 98c
Value*....... 1.39
Value*------ LOO
Value*.___...2.49
Value*........3.3U
Slack
Suits
Suits
In Ilab I weight Sommer
mat*rial*
and Lighter
khade* tn medium weight
Ala* darker ahadti.
All wool material* too.
■sldercd year round aolta.
An* t t * M
\ 1.98
K 2.98
p.' 8.98
5:95
Value*.....— 1.09
Value*....... .2.40
Value*........3-10
Value*------ 4.90
Sport
I.V
Shirts
Agoa S t o l e
ogoa S to U, aoleld colon
and pattern*.
89c Values............7!
1.00 Value*.... — 8
155 Value*..........9
4.06 WUuea......4.19
6.95 Valuea........4.95
9.96 Values........7.95
Short P an ts
*
Sale Starts T om orrow and W ill Continue T h rou gh Saturday*
Cretonne — Chlntx
Tapestry
" Men’s * Boy’s
* P a ja m a s *
Mad* hr "Waldon" Mad.
raa print*, Broadcloth
and allk malaria*.
T ru n k s
Wool. Lasts*, and Wool
and Ian*/ Mixture, nil
LBS , Values........159
LOB Value*....... 1.09
2.95' Value*...... 2.49
4.95 Value*-----5.05
1.96 Value*....... 1,60
8.95 Value*— ....2.40
8.96 Valuu........059
Draperies
Values
ValuPH
Value*
Value*
n*»o*l
wolght
....2.98
aha par)
79c Values...
1,25 Values.
1.95 Value*.
2.50 Value*.
2.05 Value*.
5.95 Value*.
Linens
Men’* & Young Men's
Sport Coats
89c Value*— ,-...25c
Tana, Blu**, Oroona and
Oray* In solid* and pattarn*, ' alia* SI to 44
89c Values.......... 84c
One lot of ttilk
Men’*
A
Young Men's
Slacks
&&& ,JSSa
and tm iM i. cool Bum.
mar mat*rial* that can
b* readilyvwaabtd or Dry
Claanad.
Worth up In fl.oo
Very Special.
26c Values
39c Values
59c Value*
All Wool Kahkt colored
full alto blankot with
•earn. Extra heavy and
good.
Special ............ 4.96
69c Value*.......... 62c
One Special Table of
89e Value*......... .79c
W a sh Goods
LOO
LBS
LOB
8.56
2.95
858
4.06
6.96
9.96
Value*.......... 88c
Values.... ...1.10
Values....... 1.79
Values....... 859
Value*......-8.69
Value*.-..... 859
Value*----- 5.40
Value*....... .659
Value*«t*(*»4«M8.98
Special
.00 Value*...*....
.95 Value*------
Comforts
Wool filled taffeta covarnl ill colon pailal ami
dark (hade*.
Value*..—... ,94c
Value**— J.09
Value*.... —1.19
Valufji— -150
Valuta.----- 150
Valuta____.1.46
Value*.----- 156
Value*.— -1.76
Velpe*------ 154
One npccial rack
children's
.. «*£.■*wt*1
'i
"ic
40c Value*... ....... 44c
69c Value*— ...... 59e
79c Value*...........69e
80c Value*—----- .74c
1.00 Value*.—.... 58c
One group UdM 4
Dresses
~
i1.96
S ’W
a rf
Velueemr.... 1.79
Children's
Beach W e a r
Bathing Suita ■
1,00 Va uea.........8
1.25 Value*....... ..0
1.95 Value*.....-.1.1
Children's
Dresses
One
table
of ladiea
U n d e rw e a r ‘
Children'e
Cotton
r , s'1m SI V i 'V'*
M aterials
49c Values.— - —
59c Value*____ —
69c Value*_______
1.00 Value*.---- J
155 Value*-----1.95 Value*-..... 1
10c Value*....
86c Value*....
Children's
29c Valoee..—
Cloao out yaloa to 1.16
Special
H ats
39c Value*....
House
49c Value*.—
69c Valjiee
691 Value*!....
Children's
Sox
26c Value*.—
35c Value*.—
89c Value*— ..
C annon' T ow els
16e Value*— — Ute
19* V a t o i L - - - M e
Costume
Jew elry
Elisabetb
Ladies
'»vw— ' '
►
A
U n ifo rm s
Very Special....... 6.95
Wklta tad Solid Cq'ora-
Bed Spreads
Va uea__
Ve uea..,.
Value*...
U n d e rw e a r
85c Value*——
1,00
1.19
158
158
1.49
159
159
159
156
it
•L u ggage
nftnlly - Batlala
Muallna flaxen -
Sheets
Ladle* *
Gloves
Blankets
49c Value*..........44c
A W aharhxkte, all wool
flaanola aad gabardine*,
fin* aaiaaUoo a t color*
and pattern*- Walat *U*a
from rr to 60.
U n d e rw e a r
Pillow Cases
Remnants
59c Values..........62c
Value*.
U n d e rw e a r
pantlaa.
Dresses
Embroldarod Towtla —
Pillow C*m»—Lunch*on
Bata—Taa Napkin* and
Bata.
' faluc*
Ladies" Silk
alipa - gown* - pa}*
......98c
1.79
aUo Bed Pillow*.
Fancy
Brigham-Hop-
and
Garm ents
D resses
Value* to | U I
Close out— — 1.98
June 7th
Foundation
L adies
UDJ/T Cannon
Fancy
color*
Gossard
One rack ot
uea... ...... VQC
UCH ...... 1*29
y e uea . —...L79
V* uea. .....1.98
V * uea .....259
Va uea ..... 3.59
Pillows
All
fh»
Itt
its
B9e Value*...... .
Cord me*h in *11 rotor
combination*
“
Men’s
Curtains
Scrim — Organdie* and
Bwiaa,
Prtacilla, C rii*
Croaa and Tailored ftylea
26c Value*....
29c Values—
80c Value*...
49c Value*...
69c Value*...
69c Values...
79c Value*....
89c Value*...
1.00 Values..
1.26 Value*..
1.60 Values.
1.96 Value*.
2.60 Valuts.
2.95 Value*
1.00 Valuts------- 89c
155 Value*.......... 98c
1.95 Value*____ 1.69
Swim
i05B.
ue*.....
ue*___
uea.....
uea..—.1
Hen'* A Yount Men'*
(to, aoma with abort*, other*
K • with Ioniric*.
*
?
Arden
&
Goats
N e g lig e e s
�Sanford la The
ir Ce
Florida City Affording Rail, Highway
And Water Transportation
A N IN D E PE N D E N T NEW SPAPBK
SANFORD,
FLORIDA.
FRIDAY*
9
SIAY
30,
Member Associated Prena
1W 1
NUMBER 2JI
!J. rjii1
Some Relief East Indies
From Drought Get Warning Crete Defenders Are
Is In Sight From Japan
Reported In Flight
.
O ^ . B t o t o . Admirals
Appropriations F o r
Old A | t Pensions
4 g o in g Considered
j i ^ £
i
iob^yET
un m b . ,
T W S a n a , b y a y e t* o f 41 to
a
ruird w n to consider a 1
I gross receipts tap. backed
V ; t «J M a p p a r. with U w f rapidly eipandlng Navy, President
Roosevelt baa elevated these three captain* to the rank o f rear a<J■diraL' They are (L to r .) Randall Jacob*. S. Edward* and John
3 . McCain.
f . Commander of Malawi
to ,prat Ida welfare funds.
Tha Banato finance qaaiiaUta*
taraad dawn a. wkala series o f
aaw tax propeenla, a f tor Senator
AVHUakar f t
Tampa
d ad an d
• ■ la c o m m o n otraat tolk that
all. yon h it o to 4o to -nasa a
SLffl
,*S.*S!45sT”*
8 1 ,1 1 a Z w M > U
II
&'uli S A ’S r »c
W ilHanu,W oIfe A. F. L. Continues
Share. Honors At Picketing Despite
GunClub’s Meet Roosevelt’s Plea
H ig h Scores Turned Settlement O f Ship
yard
Strike
Said
In / F o r
Divisions
F ar O ff By Agent
O f F ire A t M stch
L
*
r *
*
* «
’ RoyWlllleip*. and 7**Por W fIf*
shot a t o t cqt a f a fxssttile S00
Tangb Wear- the B etel M ayfair to
hewer* to arte division, while
ir high stores were mad* on
B match.' .
• Standard
American
targets
w a n vied In tha C lan A match.
The More* a rt aa follows:
N am e'
‘ Beet Slow
Match
n r aeseetatrO. » • « —
, A , F. L. machlnlita maintained
their picket Mate
about ‘ #hn
Prin tlaco
ehlpyxrdl
yetterdfiy
C apita ' President
, Roosevelt's
f l * t o f an » < t IS ’ a t r V ii. # f t £
Mira from a Senate eotnmltte*
fa r resumption o f W ith, and a
declaration from tha A> K. L.’ »
executive council that the *trik*
thould be called oft Immediately.
However, an (nertoalng num
ber o f workman In ather A. F.
•I. crafts was
reported
going
through H»e p ick et. line*,
anil
Jack Reynold*, member o f the
Alameda County A . F. L. build
ing and
Construction
Trade*
Council, aald " I think
nil ba back very toon "
Oa tha other band, two alrike
leader* M id an their return to
San. Francisco- a fte r' appearing
before the Senate defenie inves
tigation committee
that
tbvy
would not recommend a return
to work. * ’
“ That la ontiraly un to Ui*
boy*,” M id E. F. DiJIlon, bustn*M agent fa r tha A . F. L ma
chinists.
H arry llaek, another bu*lnea*
agent fa r tka A . F. L. union,
M M i ; "T h a «ttd g f tha atrtVa
U J u a t M fa r In tk « •ftln g today
aa K waa w ton w4 first went
out’ * Kay If.
Chairman TrxauD
Mid
tha
P o w e r Em ergency Is M atsuoka States N a
Still F acin g A reas;* t io n M a y H ave To
Southeastern Loop /Reconsider P o l i c y
Cuts N ig h t Gam es '.T o w a r d South Seas
nr A nM ,hi>* r w « i
Light, scattered thunder*! owe re
will affotd w ire rt-llrf today or
tomorrow to the (w eltering southeait, but“ It will l>e o f scant value
to rain-hungry crop* or drought*
deplrtrd river*, (he Wrnlixrr Bu
reau said today.
Rain already ha* fallen i.*lny al
Mobil*, Vkk»burg, and on the
Trnnea*ee-Virglnla line.
It ap
pear* to be advancing ruMxvard
toward the Atlantic Coast
The power eniergenr/ faring
the Rouihemt continued
I'resldrut Stuart X Stephenion of the S o u lh m tin i l.cague
announced that ineiiibei* had vsted to elim iiutc two iiik lit game*
a week to conserve power
Secretary leke* mid dealerday It might be very well to
conalder « nation-wide daylight
saving time >y*lem to conserve
power.
Irke* laid President llnoievslt
perhaps could employ measure*
under hi* unlimited emergency
proclamation to conacrvr power
if rltiien * decline to do it.
(A n act nf June
lit,
1020,
would provide the vehicle for
■uch prealdrntial
action.
The
law authoriiea the Kedrral P ow
er Commission to rrquirr such
temporary connection* i f facllltie* and such generation, deliv
ery, Interchange, or tianamiaaion
nf electric rlirrgy
a*
in
it*
Judgement will beat meet the
emergency end ir rv e the public
interest “ during the continuance
o f any war in which the lln iln i
Rtate* i* engngeil, or whenever
the commission determine* that
an emergency exist* hy reason
o f a sudden increaae In the de
mand fo r electoral energy “ l
Roosevelt. In a special letter
to the House, has warned that
all rationing In the east was
• “ distinct possibility" in ihe
b e l l few vnonth*.
A , shortage threat
in
Pic
greatest Industrial nrra of (lie
world’s greatest oil iinsduring
nation was cau*ed liv dlerrmnu
o f BO oil tanker* from domestic
service to shuttle
aetvlre
(or
transhipment o f ml to Ilillsm
V eteran s’ G raves
A r e H onored Today
In observance of Memorial Day
a committee o f members frqm tin
Camptell-Losslng
Post
of tin
00
American legio n ,
the
legion
as
Auxiliary and the Sons of the Lr
14
glon placed flags and flowers on
the grave* of the deceaaeil v r i.
In tha. CUie B match, Police
erans of the World
War »t iML" target* were uaed
morning, Mr*.
F. IE. Kourmlla!.
said today.
Flowers were alao placed on thr
glares o f the Gold Star Mothrr*
and other members o f the Ausillary at the
local
cemeteries
George
Cook
represented
the
American Legion, Mrs. Roumit
lat the Lelgon
Auxiliary, and
Stewart Quarirrman, Buddy R i
chard, Paul Petold and Eugcnr
Kendall represented the Bone ol
On tha rifle ra n t* a t t o yard*
Settato fafm aa’ hrvMUgaHon com- the I-eglon at the ceremony.
« * « • were an
fedema. W. J.
m litM - would w T l(« aach striker
ashing . h|m to N f , *y»«i
ot Jack RuBsell
Is
ukathar ba w a . prepared
i . Cowait
17
D. V e n w y .
C. Shaffer •
1 Webb
•
J. ■Howard •
t| • •
*
ai
saw aw e
arrow, H and H. L Eubanks, to’ ratnm to work. Commiue*
i , & ? .& * * * *
•> «»
»*»
America’ h Theme Of
nation Exercises At Geneva
School band children from tha KaUbre and
S s .m r t r r
t
---------• [TO K YO , M ay 30.— UP)— F o re ig n
ilaie r Y o s u ie M atsuoka, rrixfuing Ja p an * ad taren e* to the
lln -ito m e -T o k y o
pact,
today
h o vciicd khc m ig h t have to reCO nib lri her ‘'peacefu l p o licy ’ toW *'.l the South Seas.
, In fo rm e d q u a rte rs Interpreted
th is as u direct w a rn in g to the
N e th e rlan d s E a s t In d ie s, in view
n f ih e r u r r r n l deadlock In eco
nom ic ta lk s.
M atsuolm intim ated two s itu a
tion* tn w hich Ja p an m ig h t rt>
M rt tu fence to i-a ln h er end*—
n t llu ir o f jie e ce fu l p enetration In
file South Sea*, or fa ilu re tn f i r
r y out n h llg fltio n i under the t r lf h r t iie pact
•
( Fre n ch o fficia l* n rcu srd Brl
lo in last night on ro n tln u ln if her
attack* m i F r r n c l co lo n ia l po*■ r * ' i‘.n*, despite u fo rm a l French
^ m ti* t ^ n d the vice n re m lrr, Ad
m ira l D n rln n , la id Ihe re sp o n si
b ility fui the European
w ar a l
London s door.
| Th e Fre n ch **ld Ihe la te st a t
ta ck hy (he H r llU h w as made on
h r a llin a d •talnm o f the im p o rtH it S y ria n town of H om s, where
I^xe native no* kille d ns a B le n
heim pilot dropped fn i,i bombs
On In* oM ectlve
V ic h y hnd
lodged
w lih the
U n it 'd S ta le* d e p srtm e n i of stale
f o r lb -liv e ry In London n protest
agsm-l Ihe III it ,-h iu in h ln g uf
Rfa* T u u i*ia
.'(A n II.A F
com m unique Inst
night n d m iiliit
llr lt ls l
bomber*
a fo icd four hit* on a vrsae l of
hetn-'en 4,000 and B.IHk) Inn* in
5 I a s hnrbnr. “ Fro m
the rn o rItiou* r t |tlo* ion am i vimt colum n
o f #n Aik•• w hich rM iiU rd.*’ the i r
|K in uiiHi'il. ’‘il v n 4 uppar nt Ihe
•hip w js loaded w ith m unitions )
British Pilots W ill
Hfce Trained In L . S.
W A B IIIN U T O N , M ay MO- <JTi
i'nahtnfv ih e llr ilU h -a n I j»rt»fi;tm Iu 141 n new fhphh the w ar
I ‘I'PXrtnicn
T h u rs d a y
litcloacNl
lim it for tra in in g ROOO fl A.* K.
•dot* in A m e rica
The |thin has been long In lh r
m ik in g and w ill f in a lly !icjrin
I nun 7 . tn m a k in g th is annauinorment,
8 i*d-i f‘ia r y
H tlm io n
tuiid
•h ill
"p ertain
m a te ria l
<o b I n "
w ciiid I m' d efrayr<i
from lean#.
a|i|irti|»riati(M ia, w hile G reat
H r it tln w m il.l pav fo r tra n sp o r.
j i ft i ton, pay, d o th lug, food and
Miirlng
T h r fi rtot d a n s n f 5f>U atudrrita,
N from the B r itis h Isle s, w ilt
I •••■ fin tt■ course of in stru ctio n
I‘ilia 7 . w hh new groups coniine
in at in te rv a ls o f flv * weeks A
m | n f 4.000 fig h te r and bomb.
allot* are U) tie train e d a n .
ntlly in
con ju n ction
w ith the
m t»d .Stales a rm y 's own pilot
training*
a c tiv it ie s .
C iv il ia n
hoots where they w ill h r tr a in .
I Include thas# a t A i cadis and
U k t la n d . Fla.
Inform ation Booth
O f Jayoees Opened
H onored A t Florida
TH* Information Booth o f the
■unlbr Chamber o f Commarre was
" opened yesterday and will
Jack C. Ruaaell, Sanford resi
k 'P t open ell summer with N Y A
dent who ia now atudylng for hi*
l*t>or furnished by R. A. GoodP X D. degree in Tallahassee, will
-l <ed, Henry W itte, J r , president
be initiated tomorrow into the
‘>f the Jaycee*. said today.
University o f Florida rhapttr of
At present Mrs. Jack Purdon
Pbl Kappa Itai. national honorary
•a •>■•.king at (be booth and will
■ebolaatk fraUrnlty.
I, main on the Job for the neat
Mr, Ruaaall will be one o f tight
l * “ c« three weeks, Mr. Go d .
graduata inluaUa.
Others are •peed declared and .mot 1st girl
George S. Davis, Jr., Leesburg;
s ill be planed a t the booth to
George T. Gunt*.-, Tem pt i Rua- •h are the work a* soon as It ran
aall il, McIntosh,
Lake Worth; U- arranged.
'(Ibar M. Benton, (Irand
N. 1).; Han* Hammond*,
rfc and C lifford T. Paten
r rilu T Pa._________________
Fire B u m a 3 Cara
A t 500 M ile Race
IN D IA N A P O L IS , M ay 10 —
(Ah —Thirty-one sleek, shiny rac
ing autom obile*
Urn
smallest
field In flva years, reared away
at 1) :00 A- M. (O .8.T.) today
In a dalayed start, das to ■ fla t
in the g a n g * section, o f tha
annual M 0 » B #
Indiana pel I*
Speedway claaalc.
The fire, wklck damaged
caragaa, destroyed three
rare and InJurod seven men.
cauaof doabt fa r a tim e aa to
whether tha rase would be ran.
House Approves Bill
To Cancel Local Tax
>
*
W ill R ogers, Jr.t W e d s
Allies Said W a n d e r*
in g A roun d Island
In
A rtificial F o g
Laid B y In v ad ers
Battle Decided;
Berlin Declares
Italian
Press S a y #
Surrender B e f o r e
Night
Inevitable
We * , *
Pees. .
British and Greeks, fleeing
before the German rang***!
of Crete, now are attempUiur
to reach Egypt aboard email
flahlag boat* In another D m .
barque, the Germane aaserted
today. Th* flral grout group
of fu glllee anldleru was renerted
already
arrived iu
Rgvpt, (t waa aald.
Germany meanwhile rlalm.
ed victory l„ the fierce bat.
!•* for thr atratexlr island.
The Nais described the a Illea’ defense is “ rrumkltd.”
* •••'Igird Ppp#«
Will- Roger*, Jr., non Ilf ,(„■ lute ruuboy humoilst, and Cclller Connell, society girl, me -liuuu lu-fure Iravirtg iti-vcily 11,11*.
Fal., for Lat Vega* * Nrv . u Ih i f lin y were wed' Vmiiig linger*
p u h liu h rs a B r v # r ly Hill** n i1w-p jif it i Me I'AptfcK to jmm ih r srm >
soon.
Tlio Ilrifirsh d e fe n d m of
C're’ti* were rci>orted “In full
fliltht” in tlip
1 D-day-old
MtriiirKlt- today, ami Axis dliimlrticH ilie lured the Alllfra
u* wandering around this
isliiml, lost mid demoralU44
in mi artificial fog laid doyrit
try A d n ll H i t l r i ’ x aerial Ihxadeia.
v.'
;
i (;■< op* of
Urillsli
soldiers
Oil Storage Plants On Lake Front
wiru leported stumbling
along
ihr itirky southern shores, hop
><>g ship* miglu coma lo evacuGuarded After Sabotage Warning ute
them Fishing boats had tokin o ff it few, Il waa aald. x
A i ini'd tfiumh iM'ir llinmn a* - Hell ill *alil thousands of Al*
I loiihd ftiui «kf the un-veil Ing till lied pn*urirre had been aelteid,
stnnigi* p la n t’s nu H a n ftm rn laktt- unit a***rtrd th* battle for the
Mrillicirancan
Island
I front 1s«toI my in fiithuwina ii warn sdatrgic
1ing fwitii tht Ki*di*inl Llui.-rtu r.f “ baa been decided.''
The lirllish
d e clared
Ib a ir
I in rat iy nt inn 11nint • n'itilav1' vvtmld
Ih* nttiMMpffit mo Crn'ctl Sta<<* fo ic r- “ u g ain exacted a heavy
lull” nf Ihe N a i l b lit (men
n il r n i't t t iiM fin* n n k e n d
Tin
Dalian
press
asserted
in g h f k'liortls
Haven b u ild in g p e in it i, t-u re
O ',le i
t.
o r,ru d e r of the Allies bef i mn 111**1r h r ihut
pair* and cn n a lru cU o ii ............mg I I n , ii , , - , * t■ U
■ oilipniiM"* til l o ir m g),K a il waa In evitab le .
lo fl.fty u w e ir l*sued al Ihe I Uy „((■ '•
'V,it, ihe c o n flic t fa s t shap in g
t iin«I \tln n tu
H a ll In Ihe past two day*, a , - J " k - s«» .It,
triu m p l,.
|{n% WtjllHIIIN ilowHid u m ilh a r N a t l
cutihng tu ih e
ir e , id ,d ll,e d u e l
-i
I
t I'lAf rl klll.ll’D ! ••»** Hnt<*h arceleraled their dllv*
h u lh lfiig u isp e rln ,
( i is i l y
II,,,,
*i(,d I
i
I 1" I'li-vcnl the rich Middle $Ust
can
r„ II- I
- i
r glut! it's i Mini
■■',• kingdom o f Iraq from falling
A | hti udt a a * i-.u i'd |„ . I I i - u tv Ih r -i„ i. , y ,
ji inf l tn nuhrd { Miin M illrr's grasp
I'a h lw e ll (o i ir n a f i a m k ,*,, u u n ir ln iu i.
| British impsrlal troops
adb u lld iiix oil M id i/ A n -m ,.' a n d ,
Th,
i. . u r
‘ ■need within five
III lie s
Of
E le ve n th H t te rl a l * ,u * I t,f (J ... . nf tin
. .
llnglnlad.
4.000
year
old
capital
w ill 1- 1*1, H urnton „« r u n t in e t u i;
(
" f l '« q
Emir Abdul llah, deM ia. Ja ck F ly lit tu i >lm, Id „ tiark 1 ,,,
,,
pi ,cd irgrn t e f Iraq, was said
porrh un a house at 11< 11 M e llo n -. ||„ . s ,,„ m l
S t*......
.......
Brttuh ^
v illa Avenue at a m at nt 44IHI, | m |
.............. „ Oil .,,,.1 I,,, f m i
,, ady lo establish a new
w ith F A
D yson „* iltu co n -J a ,,
"f till* "(tiriH ii •L* ' guvi’ tMiiH'iit
t r a c lo i; l) r Jam es A S m ith to ('n m iin i,, . ,, I
gunt,U In,d I... . | Tin'll' xviie scent activity in
lem odel and ic p a lt „ i » „ sto ry 1 ,u |d .d t l - ..
uni tl,ut *1,, ihe wrstrtn air war. Londuu
g ra m * huuse at 112 \V r»t T w e n cam |ui m
passed its nineteenth
bombleae
tieth K i reel at ■ e (* l of S 7(K>, prntt« 11.
nlglii ,n sucrtaelon.
w ith i F A Dyson a* ro n tra rto r
T h r II
State Hil ( tonpitn\
T , npprd
between
two
fires
A lso , lo W G iv r i, J „ ir p a lr a ftunl H
i h el ved no
iv, i d and lioprlasely oulnxm,bared. **beck porch on a house at 013 from M
office af M m nd< I,*,,etc,I Itiitlsn “ troops o f doom”
S an fo rd Avenue at a e„*t of $ 2 0 ; to IriffriiM
tm iid ifi nf w atch , fell l'*ik
from western Orel*
A n g elo C o n ita n tln *
tu b u ild a
m
an.
i
ni
nd»ii:d
Itn
nrtli'i w h s r k . last night.
fo ur-roo m house a l a rust of f I ( 0.
p e r fed I ho id I »cc nl Mm in i w « i
Some
30,000
German
htMw ltb F r a n k A n d trao u a* c o n tra c
u p I led
Hint it drts w r it reported to her*
to r; Ja m aa Th orn ton '» erect a contact! d n ml
h r in n !jin n y Inter, turt'il thr Kaibor uf Huda
fra m e bouao at 112 W est T w r n - would r iid ifit
hrarhhtail for tha lahd*
tween C yp re s* and P in e Avenue*, an offn nd said
Th e Ten ns i \ m p tn y added un mg of »eH-bbrn« troop*— and 4ca t a coat of f l i t and W . 0 . B a ll
to do g en e ral rtp a lra on a b u ild in g e xtra w atih m u n d u rin g the i l i y cupird thr city o f Candla, tn etn*
armic time nvo, and in* fiitth «1f I rat C 'iv tr.
M ag n olia at a rust of I t s .
W ith
n t w ly -a r r lv r d
It a lia f i
gourd*. h ti\i Ito'cii h ire d , it wii#
anrionm •<)
lilu r -ja c k e t * and a o ld ir r t atrlk*
Essay W innern W ill
A l lln fiu 'f O d ( nm jw iny, (h r in g fro m th r r a it r r n end o f iL t
n in jic rin n n e n tly l fill-in i1«« u la n d , cre a tin g a m c Get M edals Tonight InI .u r IId mis*v hit iin *tiifd
th r
hard*
lit* declurntf and front a ra in s t
tha* tht in loin wait fin the p ro preaRed H r it lth and G re e k atlla#,
O. P. Herndon, past r a llie d r u tection
nd “o o f Jiim p ra c t ic e " the H t iu f f le w hich began 10 d ajrf
le r of tha E lk s and fu n n e r vice \V A
'chute
tro o ja
I ♦ "'*lr( o f ihr* Arnt’i irnn ago when N a ll
president of the B l a ir E lk s A s s n ,
ew arm ed down fro m the aklea ip *
e la tio n , w ill present m rd ala to the (h i ( ‘‘diipnnv toili#l Id* order to penreil n e a rin g an end.
I>lnc*’ -in t'Ntm mnn on the night
four w inners of the E lk * p a t r io t !;
n # n « , the bomb-blaatrd capital
and dn\ vt n i< fi riim e from an o fessay conteat at the Luke Mon
nf Crete, already had fallen and
roe a c lo o l tonight *i H:00 o clock. flc ia l of Un io m p a n y in Tam pae Hr Minti Middle Eaat haadqujT*
T h e nam e* of Ihe w in n e rs wMi and i l i a 1 Mo it iNon Mm g iven
( 'hie f W ill in in* ta ld he and the tcr« conceded ita capture. Than
not be announced u n til p re se n ta
ewiftly, the German*
reportod.
tion of the m edals. S u M rrt of Ihe I't ilii e IL pitr n ii’n were 'Vci.o p . N ail ekv troop* oeiied th# Uwith the o il com*
e ssa ys w sa “ W h at
U ncle Ham c ra tin g fully
laml'a
blggeat
city,
Candla,
fil
M eans to Me." Th e pub lic 1* In- n a iiii'* mi fa in lu llin g una 1 «ln u nd mite* eaat of Buda
Day,
and
kecjnng a cl oner watch.
cited lo attend th* cerem ony.
gained another
vital
foothold
again#! the AIU m .
The
nerman
official
M ti
agency DNB aald German plnBM
raid ed H r it lt h troop# con ren trat*
K ’— i U b H — f a y T k r w )
Seven Building
Permits Issued
During Two Days
Promotion Exercises Are Held At
Wilson School, Paola, For Eight
W a r n in g T o Oboerve
P a rity P r ice M o d e
W A S H IN G T O N , M ar
— Tb# American Farm F
ilemamieel Csngrsa* today
the Commodity CreClx C
tion from buying or selling
products tor wsa than parity
prices, warning that utharwiaa tka
nation'a fanagra ’ ar* “ beaded fa r
n grave disaster.’’
L a r g e Baa# Caught
B y Lake M ary M an
Robert Rnssser o t Lnks
dropping klu ltoa .Ik
jja w i'
N
�m MtriMD maun. mnron »u m
ibid Herald
with graduation exercises taking place thu wee* w
schools IngAemlnole County, many a father ana mo^hir
are contemplating what the future holds for thetr child
ren. In the matter of self-support, and In, but a,few nvsLances will the contemplation be anything but peaaimiatlc.
Parents can envisage opportunities In privStj-AttSfprise, other than those devoted Co re-armament efforts,
as offering little hope for the rapid and lucrative advaheement' which everyone expected In ahothSr day of Amerw ill Durant, noted philosopher
id historian, speaking a few
g n u age a t a meeting In WashM
H
M
lifgton'a M a r ty
of so many people have suffered deterioration to such *
point that any young man who poeiesaes the old-fashioned
notion of honesty, hard work, conscientiousness, and loyal
ty, occupies a highly favored position and standi to en
counter little resistance in his climb up the l$df)er of sup-!
The modern tendency to glorify Igdncss ahd' medio
crity, if followed by our young men just getting Out or
high school, will result in a vast array of human flotsam
(hat will ever bo dependent on the old man or upon the
state or federal government.
There are still plerity of opportynitles for anyone
who Isn't afraid of work and wht will put his dependence
on his own abilities and capacities instead of relying on
some one else or some agency to aee that he Is well taken
caro of.
B tBLt T E R M TOR
Our
T h at is what has made us so soft,
be remarked.
It was » cheering speech. In •
way. A lot or folk have been U asrtihg that w ell be left in terri
ble chape If tM Asia aggregation
win*. It la glad tiding* to bear
that we’D to better off eWn ad.
Some people elUl dcgibt II. bUt It hi
tM virtually' unaafineuat verdict
that we*n be poorer alright
Aa the war In Europe continue! it appears more and
more that the only chance o f beating Hitler Is .to bulla
so many more airplanes than Oerhiaoy ' Is capable of
building that German cities, Industries, and communica
tion* can be bombed off >the map.
The United States la particularly 'fortultate aa re
spects our Intention to build more bombers and yet more
bombers, for this countnr, i.wiv* the first to develop the
heavier horsepower engines grid was-tbs firat to pioneer
In the huge . four-motored rfljln f' ibrtreeses.’*
'
.
op, by Implies Uon agree* with
nOosophar
gh
■m .tom noacs.
The Gallup poll o f opinion dl:
;convoying iupply ship* td Epg
iky* It || futile tor State* can really glvo the greatest contribution toward)) •land has risen /rou) 4 1 „P *r«jA l
feandayi" are rumored
Mbits driver* In the
U * M s mesne o f con
st, :Th*n the old man
oih* and mow tb* lawn
going to the leach for
right li tiWays better than
»U but we can t UJnk of a
«rlthra!)%the ,r
h r .r
30-odd billion
talk country spent during
it 10 year* for relief pur* U J t time for the lady
(r from MI u Ih Ip p I to
r appearance and help
I drouth. The dry spell
on so long that even a
ight to be able to do a
oeua-poru*
with
odd*
in flavor o f a moist ro-
l for Arimmlng b*.
i« for nit Parent*
it their children
winning that wagtfor-Ahe/illtoaIs,by.,using ourtremendoui
raaourcoa. our technical:'BkilU. and ouiv Industrial capa
city for turning out gn tifi-cndijik stream of giant bombers
rrent
Comment
By AGNBW WELSH
Qn* of a group of five up ConvieU' Against Hitler—Mur
standing young men who want derer* and Thieves Arm in Ann
oversea* to drive tambulance* wllb U. 8. President."
told Dorothy Thompson, colum
nist, that he did not hate Ger
many, but loathed Nalaiem and
added, "Th* l InHint States could
have prevented thl* war if tho
politician* had had any 'guts.1
Seventy-fivo year* ago when
one propounded a new or wild
theory or gave vent to a men
tal quirk, people uld "he should
be bored far the ■implet." Well,
thty're doing something like
that now. With a special, drill,
dlica are cut from th* frontal
bone* of th* skull for the purr
poa* of severing certain nerve
center* to cure, mild form* of
i f . keeping thorn-
iS
ir tA B W W ffl
"fig h tin g duda", J i percent 41
its people faVorlng e d n v o y v How
lever, the
sentiment 'T i t ' Ufi
White Home, a* Interpreted. U
me wrltore, era* that ,tha‘ pry
■era patrol system I* sufficien t
ly effective.
There ta a different* In the
restlion or men sentenced to
death. A Hew York pan curred
B w w : KS-rirvi:
j38Tfng%J" “
m
m
i
snylng war preparations,, woul
not nbiorb all unemployment aa
asked Congress for 888 million
for relief.
. 1
ItecsuM of tha alrtkS nf ,8,
D00 laborers In tha 88 rShnef
Im near Stockton, tha Cailfoi
nla asparagus cron ta regardn
England apeut If) million dot- a* dormedl ton* of tM teeSilMit
tare fit buildlpg the Hood, th* vrtr*table are being damped. Wi
world’s greatest MUtcaklp, and and strike* are paying (T)- pr
.
WIEBOLDT
STUDIO
R E N T A F A lfltf
In the Everglades Muckland three crops a season
from Sept. 1 to May 1.
Most fertile land in U. 8.
Dltched. diked and pumped.
Reddy for the plow. Mo
rocks, no trees, level. Many
products profitably raised.
Good truck road to R. K.
and market nearby.. Ren
tal $10.00 per acre. Drain
age pumping at $5.00 per
acre. Write or visit
Shaw ano Plantatio
B e llo
G la d e ,
F lo r id a
BORROW .
iU m
N S*.
PINKS PLANTED
KG, Mar .80 (Special)
isn 20,000 slash pin*
planted la Inks county
through th* actirttie*
1 prevention co(amities
m County Chambbr of
NEWS
,
A t t M l l f f l a a lp d l ceaimencament o f the untvereity or M ia
mi U B were grad a* led. South-
frighlfvti
te s t that prices are greauy higher,
tait there are so many more new lyInvented and greatly • Improved
gadgets to be provided—not little
M l* o f gadget*, but perfectly snore
moua one*. Ilk* tanka and.planes,
aa large as .an old-time battleship.
o u r expert*, though, are doing
their utmost to economise. For
Instance, the ease* o f Uie provision
OC cantonment faculties a t two of
Washington'* neighboring army
fcoeto—Forts Balvolr and Meade.
’ I t originally was •* time tad that
Va,00Q.0&> would cover the Balvolr
expenditure and the other day the
m u m o f representative*' military
MtnmlttM was notified that, due
to the arm y authoriti**' pennypinching, tM Item actually la being
bald down to 114,000,000. fo r t
Meade's a more ambitious canton
ment. That waa scheduled to cast
VS,000,000. But there, too. the
clamp* were exercised to . rigor
ously that the military affaire com
mittee's advised that *23,000,000
trill sever the Mil. •
Th* vagaries iff Ih* weather
arv about d* great aa tha for
tune* of e f f , while the north,
eastern part or the U. 8. I*
burning up with a drouth th*
famous "dust bewl* I* likely
to become a morem from oxceaalv* rain*.
care and m*q^.,,
depositors, were u accomtaodatlon but now come* two Memphis
bank* who render simitar curb
service to motorists.
w
ll'a aeltlad now: Whiter Wla' •
clu11 agree* with me in' tM '
opinion that Hass’ flight wit 'tor '<
uva hi* own conscience or ease r
hit own hide, or both. What's the I
next paragraph! Oh y**t that 1
funster’* “crack" that this land!
log pul Germany in "a m*U of -t
a lives.''
.
•? 1
on May >4>a shot frem a Ger position*.
man #ne Maw u the Itsod'a
magaiine, sending Mr to the bot
GENEVA
tom, along with her 1,111 offl-
under proper tn<gOly>U swimming
■port throughout a
Picture*
We'll
auto manufaetilrar* have ptomieed
to trim their output o f civilians'
motor c a n by SO per cent In order
to concentrate upon production o f
m ilitary supplies.
|
Some pessimists, to be eurej
forecast that, the remaining so per)
cent wUl acbrch correaponUlnglji
faster than they do now. How
ever, It ahbdd m ein a billtfe In the
.vilu e Of existing cere. That’ll be
a boqn to today's owrtere— and. of
sours*, they're a vast m ajority o f
our population.
•’
the changing o f Thanksgiving
day La • week earlier did f ast
meet with popular approval. N ea l
year the I'roeident wJU move It
up to the old data | would have
den* an thl* year but the calen
dar printer* already, .had their
plate* mad* fo r 1M 1.
-i. 1,
and awkward
that
a
I* dull as any pebble.
B u t 'ft * bln) through the green
, leave* go,
Tbk Scrobat uf travel I
A re '-m o A ' Skiurd'
Durant
prices subside and the boom Ui»tJ
Furthermore, the encouraging
prediction la made that Leon wifi
g ot hie wieh—our buying capacity
Certainly will be reduced when
Treasury Becretary Morgenthau’e
new schedule o f Income taxes
takes effect.
(Froth Tto^^riAMeiiee Journal)
[green longue, that
• Mather Arcade
Leon Meaderaon. boos *eonOtnt-.V
la the goremment'a defensive A t
ahialj U the bundle of a bird,
• S t r i n g ae itltl at flower;
But let Is epretd it* wing*, earth
w ean
T M shadow o f Its power.
H iI Mhlrrel crouched beneath hla
Saying! With
Stor
Graduation
Best__ Contribution
Here, M thl* crowded April itrect,
Though, the cracked gray cement,
Barth haureared a blade of araee,
L iqu or
ggiag'miiiii
'•Mr. and Mrs. Itarthf I
and daughter, Luda of
apknt the weekend Willi Mr.
Grant and Mr*. .Louies On
The Baptist Mi.riooar* f
met at the hem* <ff Mr*.
MeLatn, -Jp- an ThbredaTFriends of kDa. J. t T J
8r„ will regret to taint sh
llnue* ill at Mr Mole. . .
This Is a chemical as welt aa
an Industrial age. i H I M e ex
torted l M million dollar* worth
ji
f,
s.,
1 0^35?'.
LL*8 PACKA
~~ j
m b
Wf W M F
�Social A n d Personal Activities
yHfl. LOURINE BEAL, Society Editor____________________________
£
•ial Calendar
Juniors A n d Seniors
H ave A n n u al Banquet
“ Stardust"’ v u the theme of
'he Junlouoniur banquet which
F R ID A Y
The W orker* Council o f the waa held in the I’urUh llouae Mat
F l n t Bap l i l t Church will meet evening with
Edward Marshall,
a t 6:30 p. j M.
Supper will bv
aJJ (boae Who have nude p m id en t o f the junior clan of
Seminole High School, acting a*
Starvations.
MONDAY
toast tranter.
The banquet waa
C ircle* o f (he Woman'* Society aerved by candlelight furnished
o f Christian Scry ice
of
the
M rihodUt Church will m et! at by blue lajirra burning In silver
3:00 P. M. at
the
following Candelabra.
home*.
, The program* were In the »an*
• a r c l e One, Mr*. J. C. Da- lor class color of blue, emboaaed
tie , >11 Magnolia Avenue.
with a sllvrr star and aprinkled
Circle Two, Mr*. George liar* with silver ddst.
Place cards
d*<«. Country Club Road.
were In the form of miniature
Chela Three,
Mr*.
M.
R.
Jolle which were dressed to rep
Strickland, 445 Elliot Avenue.
resent the graduate*.
. CHilda
irri. Sour, Mr*. C. E. MeThe Invoestlon waa led by M l**
f t m w ,, DOS Palmetto Avenue. ...
™
rJ . S
Sorrow
p
i
_ p|M
i« hi
tnu i ■! q -An
■ n . ■% Twi ? ham* T i l r a I far
P,,
old MaceHSew ln g acts ions will continue In
(ha Woman's Club for the Red
| w > from «:0 0 A. M. until ll:.10
A i U. with
Mra. Jack Hall a*
sponsor.
TUESDAY
b * ugh ter* o f Wesley Class of
th# Methodist Church will mrst
k g the annex « t R:00 P. M. foi
it* regular business and social
■trail rtg. Thera will also be a
“ white elephant” *alr. Mte. Z.
k ; R a tliffs group will he hoet-
- , u n i Peon
T.fttle ilpuae at 10:00 A M. for
SahMndo F prior- and will return
a t 4(00 P. M. Each girl is asked
to. bring a nose bag lunch,
noant o f maria errs for 'hr
r ford Women's Club will hsve
regular
monthly
meeting
| Tuesday morning nl !t:.10 o'clock,
j Members please notice the change
I In tims.
< I
W EDNESDAY
The reirular monthly luncheon
M the Fanford Women's Club
will ha held
Wednesday
with
Mra. J, O, Pittrrson Mr*. J. E.
Courier, Mr*. M.
W.
Dearisn.
Mrs. A. J, Peterson. Mrs R. II,
fham ley and kits. I. T. ho— n*
pateaaca.
t
o
. raduation Sting lu
W ritte n B y Students
J'T h rve eighth
g rid e students,
MDdrad Robson. Audrey Rich and
W ttyj[0 orrod l, tprbta the gr-idu-
fo Jh44«enUaw„if
thwtf W M a which wera held at
n u Junior High School (hi* morn-'
Mp g t 10:00 o’clock, Mis* Dorothv
Ran ford, music Instructor, said
today.
f Mildred wrote, H o music ami
A jd rey and B elly did the words.
Tjho song .has no uvinr other than
‘'gtnduaHon song." It In an an.
final custom for the graduating
V i a * to write II* .own *ong at
thy Junior lllc h Krhool, Mias San
ford snld.
FIRE
CASUALTY
P lu s
' ri l
8 «r v ic «"
d rew
C a rra w a y
AGENCY
IH M
rf>
PARK
PHONE
i*SJ»?) -V AA-j
IS
, mured Lovdl tnd l/dwtrtl litr>
*►“ " « ‘ ended greeting* to the
clM* “ f
with Fred Dyson.
president o f the senior class,
making the res|>on-c.
_ ‘•Stardust" was given by David
Galchel a t s trumpet solo and
Miss Glady Pippin tendered the
■ong, “ Georgia, a- a vocal solo,
with Mita Uorotty Sanford accom
panying at the piano. Miss Zona
Malhew* entertained the group
with the piano solo, “ Walking by
the River,'1 mid gioup singing,
under the direction of Miss Gladys
Pippin, was enjoyed by the **ecmbly.
Following n long
established
cuslcmi o f welcoiiimg the class of
2ft yeara ago, G. E. McKay ex
tended greetings tu mcmbwri of
the class o f '1(1.
The Junior *|tui*or, Mrs. Mac
Daly Fort, was pre-in I c l with an
electric sllcx peiiolutor f,om the
junioi class in apprecialion for
her guidance dm mg
the past
thrre years.
Tl'e Parish House was dreotated with a profusion o f blue
(Irlpl£niuni and white gladioli,
N an cy Dighton Is
Head O f Sorority
Miss Nancy Dighton was elect
ed to serve as president o f Ihe Phi
Alpa Kappa sorority at a meet
ing of the sorority at the home of
Miss Marjorie Newman on Tues
day evening.
Othrr officera
elected were:
Hiss
Katherine
Hpcnerr,
vice
president; Miss Violet Wells, secralary; and Mlaa Kathryn Wi|
sgfhs, UeMHirar.'. Riba wtheiwoli
c* will be rleelrd at the last
meeting for the year, witch will
be held at the home of MiisMuriel
Knox on Tuesday evening.
Plans were discussed for the
senior girl-break diner to le held
In the Clly Hall next Wednesday
owning
beginning
„l
H;00
o'clock. It was antiuunerd that a
nice sum had been realised from
the recent bridge parly ami donee
sponsored by the sorority a- well
as Ihe traveling hag which was
given away.
The annual bouse parly of (be
sorority will begin
on Kn.lay,
June (1, at 21.1 North A limit h
Avenue in Daytona llrach, snd
last two weeks.
Memliers were
urged to pay their duct so that
H ry could attend.
The following
pent nwere
present at Ihe meeting:
Misa Muiiel Knox, Mis* Mery
Dodge. M i.« Ductile Hall. Mi-»
Dutlcla
Uormly,
MUs
Patty
Hodge. Misa E llu b clh Kite, Mist
Enrm
Doudney,
Mias
Nancy
Dighton, Misa
Dauralie Dutton.
Mlaa l.ois Caldwell and Mita Dorothy Peso Id.
..A ls o , Mlaa Elisabeth
Pippin.
MU*
Ml#* Gladys ...............................
Pippin, Mia* Jessie
Durdan, MUs Katharine Spencer.
Misa Margaret Spencer,
Mis*
Florence Welle, m Im Violet Welts,
Mlae Kathryn
—
1
Wlggln*,
Miss
Betty Wilkinson and MU* M*rJorie Newman.
T e le p h o n e
14»
P e rsonals
Mrs. U. F. Proctor is suffering
at her home on Park Avenue
from injuries eiisluined yesterday
morn lug in a fall.
Misa Joan A iia re lla left :hl*
afternoon for Gainesville where
she will attend the 8. A. E. Sen
ior Ifourcparty this wrrkrnd.
Mis* Mary Mobley nrrivrd to
day from Stetson University m
D efen d to -pend the
weekend
wih Dr.,.and Mr*. E. D. Mobtey.
'D r . amt Mr*. K. 4). Mobley
spent today
in
Jacksonville,
where they attended Ihe funeral
today o f Hi Mobley's aunt, Mis.
T. 8. Roberts.
Mr. Mini Mrn. Henry Thura*
ton and children, Emmeline dm!
CharW , l««ft yesterday for Chi
CAffo. 111., where they will vUit
for two week*
Mr*. -Suni CampNrll and children, Terry and Jacqueline, who
*p«rd Ihe wiulci month* In Sanfon ! left today for their home in
Altu nli, Georgia.
John Npnikniftn left yn len iu y
fo r Wilmington N t'. where he
will hr hi the iiitrrpMt of Hu*
Fruit (Irower* Kxprcit* Co., for
a few wi'olt* liefiin* going to A t
lanta mid l ht* nottheant district
M n . Spoilt inn n mid urn*. Juris
■ ml Chnriie, will Itnvr Tundiiy
to join Mi Spnrkmin,
Badminton (Iroup Is
Given Supper 1‘arlj
Entertaining in honor of nil
those « bn nuli d in (hr r e m t
badminli n tourney. Miss Elean.u
Murrison vvn. hn.lt-ss at u hut
fet -upper mu I party which o u
g h t’ll lit tier home on lliawn:h:i
Avem ir 1:i- : evening
As s suipriM , Mi«- M o rii.-.in
was presented with u fount:, u
pen desk set fruni lbo»e pr«--enl
f r . he- w«rk in the tourney and
Mr*. II E. Chapman was also
presented with II gift.
Following supper
a
Ihealei
party
was
enjoyed
by Mist
Morrison and her guests.
Among those present
were,
Mr*. V. A. Speer, Mr. and Mr*.
Clyde Parkrr, Miss Maude Ram•ey. Mr. and Mrae Buddy Dsks
Mrs. Rert Chapman, Miss Elh n
Betts, Miss Dorothy Powell. M i«*
France* Mahoney, Miss
Mildred
Bridges and Richard Dras. Jack
Gonly, Rob Smith and Joe Mus
ters.
LA K E MONROE
Rev, ||. H. Martin hn- re
I Ul llril from Gainesville
alien
hr as*i*1«-d at a revival given to
ihe Baptist church.
Mr*. Clayton llruwn mi.I child
ren, Juannctl, Sue and tie d ,
have returned from Hiiiileiitnii
whrrr they made their hutuc the
past year.
Theodore
Oglrshy,
Mill
nf
Janies Oglesby, ha......
lu
Marun, Ga., to enlist in I tie tt
H. Navy.
Vernon Warren who
i»
em
pluyed by (he Florida Inis line
will spend the weekend with nl,
intrant*, Mr. and Mra. t> V War
ren.
Mr. and Mr*. - Oscar
Croaly
and son David, o f W. First Slratt
will leav* soon fo r a week's visit
tu St. Petersburg.
Sydney
Stafford,
uf
Camp
Blandlng spent Sunday with hi*
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Guy K u f
ford.
Th * Eighth Grade graduating
n ereis#* o f th* Dake Monroe
school will b* held Friday even
ing. T h * following boy* and girl*
raetlved diploma*: Ductile Smlih.
Margaret Green, Herbert MuxPhillp Holland, Frank Akers. Ed
win Prlna and Guy Jennings.
Crete Defenders
Leaving Island,
Germans Declare
-------FM M
Dwrl
eu—'-perhnpA for enibqrkiitinn —
«»n fhr Fituthern roi.sl r f Crete,
tJnr huitdinjn* afire « t sSph*.
ki», The R, A. F. nnnnuiieiHl
that it* plan i'* attacked
mere
than 100 German plane* Turnday night on Crete** northwest
liearlicN, touching o f f fires and
explosions,
British military quart or* said
Fnglish Tommie*. Australians and
New Zen lander* were inflicting
terrible slaughter on the Ger
man s in the slow ret nut of this
impi-riaU east uf Hmtu llay, but
no attempt wun made In discount
the extreme gravity uf the situ
ation.
Belatedly, an It A. F. officer
paid that in u *inge day in trio
10 day-oltl conflict the Gern.ana
landed bOQft aerial troop*—lortpo
of them with their
face*
and
hands stained green to blend
with the hiii ml" * foiling**— and
that many 'rhuliati v in e kille^l
when dropped ruly n few feet
from ihe ground.
Fascist troop* landed on I ha
extreme eastern lip of Crete
under the gun* of Italian war
ship*,
bringing
what
Italian
pres* di'pntche* rluletl “ new, de
cisive aid" to the German*.
Arcadia Air School
Will Be Knlarged
& ,
;-V
’
,
K*'i*
i*’tor Id«
H
Tw p
|
,
U A S H IN G T O N . Min
In * V I
„V
^ * 7 .,' it' n
tlulfc- fur the It nu-1,
„f n , , . , ’- >
« ■ '
• f B ra".......
itient«vi| dctncnment> d m h* v
........
, Mllf,
AJlamonta
■men m pcrmnneni i'Im ii /ch n 1w|p1t,<r. i ■*.i ni..
j.hn I.
Kah*.
j "tntioti were t*sucd 'I'lim ^'hiv In |» ■>11- •-1 -•■ *•( Fininol U* ' • nur
j tin- Will* Department thn iiet.ieh ■
—— “ ■^
““*
I mrn.l of iffi men w
lodei'ed Fjr’rn ' '
j moved fruni Urlamto, I .>) idn. to
r RIDE THE
LUXURY
the air enfp* sli.rnn *i \i lantn
tirnigiH. lit the e,uln I piattuj
DIESEL-POW
ERED
‘ J
itIile ilnlc
NEW
* SUMMER TRAIN
o u t f i t fm sll-| t i in i t
ih,
e *' m 'll «'f
S»-»• ■(
n iII I*■1-oM ii w
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I nil l -o. 11* ? I:• t • i
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Hi.11 oil Til eMia}
til 11
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t*i 11 no iiYInel, tit ii,. i t toil,
A IIn ii......
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1 - n11*1 I l « is jstiiI - i if. , i,-i
t> I" .11 l,oil*nii I'm |.
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I
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....... .
ainlf tii'cinntna
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a
to W A S H I R f l T O R
P
snd HEW TOIH
(•nr m m
tfSts tANfOID
....... s SI 1*
Ar
Ar
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Jaihioftithc
Wattimqfoa
New Y«rk
SOU TMBOUND
L t . t r SANfORO
A» T .f* p .
F ffrcH vr Jun, .
T R A I N N O sq
fh c story Ii u t ha* nothing to do with tho pretty girl. She'* only posing
with th* quintuplet Slimes* Tempi* cal*, a rare even! In Ih* cat f*mll>
They ara owned by Frank Weaver, of San Diego, Cal. Th* girl? Oh
ye*, her name is Edith Bell.
______
L0 NGW0 0 D
ARC A MIA, May .'10
tSpo*
cm 11— Moulding of fni ilitie* at
Commencement progiam «d L y
ihe Hitltlle Flying
School
at man High .Sthottl l egan with the
r m h t r o m Field, involving a con bare a lull t rale set ii un preaehed by
struction prt gram of ahi>ut f.’lOO,* the Hev. Loy h Frink of Winter
000, lo rale for n large cop* Park mi Sund-v night
A lu g e
tinge it l of British fJedgliiig pi- audicnee also heard the interest
lot*. Mas aniiounced ve*teiday Ing
ngs by Lyimiti tiJee t’lub.
l»v Fapt
1. J
Ihivev, o f f leer dlrccNd by MiAhlir Milwee
Hi charge ( ‘oustruction will start IflVVot at ion w e by the Hev Bell
within a *hnrl time
Vergm. benetlii t ion 1/ t he Hev
The cxpniifdnn
piogram
m-1F
____
r w F •iruanl unit iiniiuuiii’i’inrnletude* the ♦•riHtmii of two more > y 1*1incipiii Well"
Med hiuigsiin, making ftiui in
Member* ,, r the
graduating
nil; f'Mir tn ii r Imnruks, likely claas .<n'- Margaret Aundd, Fvi
to he two s|iii ii - high, with a lyn It' ymil. Mi-N-'tiir) Ih Hr Fius* ,
i on«c4(umi1 1‘iihif gx'im tit of the Violet I,i* 1111*1% Ht*p"i4* Munlgum
ref rent mn hull, Ivitclicvi ami menu cry, Jh'MfiT VVii tl. (ihiinn
Mac
hall fiicilitu
Scull, Fni 1m*r Simp's! ii , Ulin FI
Kin, .lack Sea rev. Richard II ll**
Ted, Mar ren Atk m*on, .L i Ihm
Vulfiiciu I‘rices
rll, N- rninn Fcllci Flora Ihdrn.
Hit Scuson l*cak lurngl On Thurvda/ nighl arc
•chcdnl-tl an ■ihlrcNR by Prof A.
1*A K K I*A N I h Mny 'S0 —( Spv * Buvl froAkln idge ii tnl prtFcnluc iil) — Auction price* mi Flur* lion of diphuiiii** S« nit»i cIaih i*x him Vnlcniiii cmi i i w * hit thr erclm* arc xi hnloli'i! fur Tiiin t»The n i IiihiI mchcicaRoii’it peak
WcilucNilay,
i c- «lay io ruing
coiding un advance' uf more tin r* tra Hill fiiiiiiikh aclcciiuiis, M i**
35 cents
In a week,
flgutc* dircclr l I'v T. M Mullisun
J, Fred Svhofficld laat wt*ck at
available here rIiowihI ycntcrtlny
The iitiitiuii avrnigc foi it T tended thr rinpi is! nxitlorml rim
vritiun
m Biimiiigharn
From
car* «»f mtcrmr \‘ ale mm*-. V S
nun hum Imu gnub in w i m InhmmI f Ih* rr h* gi*i*- In Fldmado Ark ,
lioxi ,
\i ‘xlcriju) while 1 lu t uiidio t fi ligiuti* n icctiiigN Mr
f»C4*otl>
hoemm1 u
Hi i «rm iif |he nhiim* grailc Mthi J S< liu lflch l
for an uicrngr i f f j .:i'i mi fhc griMMlfatbcr. u d a u g h tc i, M attlin
I 1 s*'lu*rinc, xx it*, horn to Mi and
cm m '(miiihng ifit y hiM week
Mf anwhile, nil-tree prlrer ami , M i- G r if f m »St lo d fic lii of I .atn «l.
can he i y price*
have
iMlvancnt Mi . where he is d irt'tm of mu
•urr« "pondingly, it wiin icpotli il 'i* mi Ih r RaptiM t ) m< Ii
M ia. Itru»churt N o rth, test iu r at
fmm "cvcrmf Rnurr***, Gaitnerr i
wli'i have liccn tumg more limn I x loan achiKil, rcccivcfl licr dr
.S o u llirin ( «dh g r,
I lin.fififi linxi'N 4if VnlrncinN pc* l» (11 uf It ^
week have adxnriccil their pnn I .1 k«land, M oiulay night ul tom
ID* ID Ctill'll 1
In ||i IP nr inure,
j hrec Longxxood gnlJtiyt i*
l«*ii iv, M»f\ Pinch ami L imn Heck
Muck Fires Start
, hiii i, haxr enrolled at Ihe Youth
< o'- p at Ocala uhtre they an*
In E verglades A rea |muk
mg cuiiiiiirtirlablc idvanccfiient
in Morar rode telegiaphy
DAKK W O R TH . May SO
Mary Nell Searcy has 4"mii)cl«‘d
(A I
At Ica-i five murk and I d i freshm an year at T i i II mI i i i hr nail flic - have broken nut over "Ci and in upending the -U iin iif i
widely separated areas o f ihe i*l M * inline of her pa lin t * . Mr
ll-ro u n ly Everglades fire cun «n i Mr* t B H earcy utJuGrren
In I district alter two weeks of w Diaf | *ake
exceptionally dry wrsther.
Ihe N aturday I aril t'lulirniuycil
W. M Stafford, district fu r NM • veiling of gill! e« ul till* home
rhlef, said thr dlalrlct's
file « f t leui and Mrs. Kiiimt l l « i
fighting fotee
and
oqiilpinrnl m S a lo iday night,
are small slid warned Inhabitaiil\t the C o m m u n ity p arty F »io f the area to take every pre .lax night the U k e Ma ry n ic h e "
caution against starting fires.
i tin frifni*hed the m ualc which xxae ic u lly u p p ire lated by u ll gueata
a ff a ir w in under Ih r direction
Lin d bergh Sees W a r Tin
nf W . J W ell* J r
L a stin g ‘Generations'
P IllL A D fc D P H IA . May .10 —
l/P)— Charles A Dlndbergh told
a rally against war here '.a-t
night that if America attemptto follew the policy w iggrsitil
bv President Rooaevrlt
Tuesday
night, “ we will atari a war brtween the hemisphere* that may
last for generation*.'*
Renlylng dlrvctlv to the Pres
ident’* fireside chat, Dlndbergh
declared:
“ Our own President savs that
S|o nut*
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R A D IO N E W S
WDDO
T u a lih l' s I ’r a x r a m C HO B a se b a ll r x u ir a
ll “ 5 U P N vw t
ii 16 llu w a id sn d K h s llu ii
ti JO Uni Ids Htat* Etiipluynirlit
St-rvlrr
<i HI Supper Hour
r, 15 Evangelist K. T llallu liy
~ liO K ale Hmlth Hour
7 r.s Bob Trout anil thr Ni-ws
Allantlr Sprats Reporter
Mualc Room
UP on th* A ir
By* 0 pvn«ra
*
In u rlu d *
Prtm ier
and hla Gana
A. F. L. Continues
Picketing Despite
Roosevelts Plea
f „ w«I m..ci4 »“****•- 1*- ** #’-.w»
|
uxro'Ii in iM-l
onion leader* 1*' i i l t j
i h e ir men to go hack tu then
j - 'Th-* - ti l l , ' hv ■■•nou *
I
I
rind F I M mai hini*t*i hii" In •!
no « o r k <o tr.tm nno.ooo u l u.*
x :il end i iirgo *hip r n n * t r u i' nm
Li i
emnlmea uf I I -Ini\, »rd* and ilryd u ck*
Nazis Dt*nv Schnv*,:''ir
Was Killed In <’^tMERDIN. Mav 10 —t/P'i
'
thonreil Germuii
nmrrT?
*
yi -trriiay that klnv Hchlin Ing
former
heiivyw eight
i hump 111
iI'potti*d by the Britinh u* imx
mg been killed In Fret*', i- .ilue
Informant- -aid Si him hug
i- a i an nu force hn*pit«i whole
he » a * lifeught from t fete «t
l* i contacting 11 “ .light tropical
di-eiiM*** a ft xx ilay* age
Sc holding w o rrxcahd fur thr
fnrst Inin la» he a lance corporal
in the treniliiM parachute forte.
SpukeMiii'ii -Mitl h«' xxa- among
I tic flint gin up of pal lie hut lata
landed in larnienj t "rete. where
hr look |1 a r t in
live
lighting.
Upend! mg iiiid*’i great dlfflt ulIl4*tin v pjtid, he Iirljied epluhll-h
Ihe
hi idgehearl
thru1
x* Ini Ii made po*-»ihh* the land
ing of i ell! 1m ceini nl -
F.ir T.t M | \ a nil
Intrrmnlietr Piiinl,
t .s .v - S V M 'IH II)
\ m . r . lA M I'A
t v JO (lilt
I Ui pin
•
10 H a*a
I 00 •ai
•
Di.xel Powered Sfreomlined Rrctimaf
Sraf C n e d iu D<mnq Car and T i n t . ,
lownqe PLUS Modern Pullman SUtphtf
C a n Poiienger Repretfntativt. M« mI
and C oach A Hr* danI at Your Strfici.
Low Coach Fares
All Srals Mutt 6*
t oil M il l L o c a l
Ticket
\
Rncrvcd in Advonca
I . I
Agent*
(No I t i i s C k s t f t 1
Cs-i.li L s it lA C L Tictst A|tats
A T L A N T I C
COAST LINE
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SKMINOI.K III.XI). A MtliNCII AX Ii.
Pepiwr Withdrawn
Vote On ItooHevelt
W A S l I IN ti T U N .
Max ;tu —
IS
.Scinitoi IS ppi i - | Flot
ela, w ho pn m i n d -ill >od nin
t«* Hr 1I44m. wiiught •** I <i day fi»
ohlam a St mdi Dili *»| eunfl
deuce in |’|t*Mdel11 H' dim’ VI'Ii !.
•I'wlj cmiiiii.ilid fstiiign policy
nut wm- p« i u.iijt ,| pi xi itlidmw
til- nripieci di ii ti'd *i *|in -1
IVppcj tleiiui iidrd
iintiicdiutc
cmiilderahim
**f
u u-olntion 1
• hieh would Inixe dexlarrd it
to be the -en-c * i I he aenatr1
Unit ItoiiM'Velt Oil- " U g h l " ill ,
hi* Tueaday mg Id lothide that I
• ml that he a s|< ixg-w. (he foil
f mif idem «- t«f i hi tmigi i pm and
the comply "
Thr move wm* f i u-tmteii when
n*vi*tall Neiialot - -n xeit
uutice
they would not g i'« Ihr necea*
*aiy iiliMiinmni* i im-o-nt Pepper
then reluctantly wtlhdiiw hi* re
queat
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\ t |,| DlHi H M H I null am*. Imlli uHihid ami
uiimukrti I immI n. Il itT|ti)rs’> nu inuhini; ami n
cim ' tu w r t e .
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SAVE COUPONS IN X-l'EI. FEEDS
G R / ID U A T IO IV
SHOES by POLL-PARROT
( tnajM* yinil gi admit mu »tinr«
ftom nur n« * m Jet Hon *jf miuii
ly frl/lrd, tomfol luhle
vxtilling
Pull.Par i ah
You wU like Hie
‘ wa y they keep l l e i r uppeuruiice
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Ei*ror In. Filfth Inningr Ties 1 G am e:
2 Doubles W i n It
In Finishing' Stanza
Nats flay ftere;
Jones May Pitch
ah ford
Leads
For
F irst F o u r F ram es
A s Justice Scores
hda b*by would hava bean bom
with aq Aiperifeh certificate I f
iherd were M H boatl from Llabon.
lo the U. 8. Mrt. Bdnomy Haldana
hold, U\a cb*ld (bet caipe Into the
world at aba and |ier huaMnd qw^lt;
ad paatagt to New V*rk, where ehe
ta ahown.
HeAvily g u a r d and manacled, Charlra MriSale and Joseph "W hitey” fllortlan, Sing SI
, broke Jail, killing a cop and prison guard, a ir led to In al in White Plain*. S. Y., meet
laJltffed accomplices, Edward Kiernan and William Wade. A third jail-breaking convict
to right: klcliale, Kiernan, Wade and Kiordan.
IF M/Uk
oefil'r r c ijc
ic i4.ei)r/
WiLU /
/
Fair Weather Moped
I n u x lr l . s III
a »acrifice
Mapnall
center anil Lee rome In
home. A pair of double, hit by
Womack
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and
Lavelle... In M„thr
eighth put thr game on ir*.
Swindell will f«c * the I oral, in
a fa m e here tonight. Clyde Jouor
the neweit addition from Rolllna.
may get the pitching aaaignmrnl
a* hi, first performance before
a home crowd.
SANFORD
Glllraple » ,
3 0 S 3
llard ’n it
3 0 1 0
Juatice 2b
4 3 3 3
McRancy ir
3 1 1 0
O lil c
3 0 7 2
La Valley lb
4 1 8
1
Rooth rf
Dqlfino 3b
Daugherty |
Total,
I
McQ’n rf
'VnmT 2h
LaValley r f
Rutka lh
Lee Sb
( -O-R-O-N-A
i
Sanfenl look thr lead in Ihe
'iral Inning o f the g a n v against
trlando then la*t night and hrbi
t fo r four iltanxai but a ro itly
rror In thr fifth and a pair o (
loublr, in the eighth netted thr
fata the winning rona.
j. Blit
Daugherty
matched thr
^pitching nf the winning) Whitry
jWelulc giving up only e%rht hit,
Jo W elglr'a ,ix and fanning alx
f a t t e r , while only walklnh three.
Jpnly in thr fifth and rlrfklh did
V aughcrly riv e 'u p more than one
JftU in an inning but tlanae hit,
Counted for the run,.
P In the opening frame Gillrapie
%nd Hardman went down awlngKng ami Justice hit a aingir tn
Renterfirld. I’rtr McRanry linail
n hit to right field where it
F w a , Imill >• handled nllowing Jtia.
lice In acorr the lone Sanford
tally.
The tying run came when Ler
reached the initml ting on an
error by (.ilirapir and went lo Valley. L eft on bates,
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Baer Awarded
Another Chance
At Louis’ Crown
Sanford' Counh
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Nilil«
ll.ll.i
I I 'l i t l i c r s h i p
('.’irtoonisl ln\ ilnl
M> Dixie Di\i
( II \ . M I ' ! n \ s i l | | »
,
Joe I.nula nnil hi, wnrliPa hcovyweigm rru w ftj nung m ">
' baUrtre In lltr firal inuml aflwe Buddy llaar, biolhcr o f Mn
■ (Igfr.t knocked Ihe ihamplnn over iHb (ropra Iml out o f the rini
’ tn j g 1 rnmern rtllrhea Ihe «|illl aecond o f ting hi«lniy In Iht* n
Sadtkable pielute I.mil, inme bark i«n.l the light renllnued In n
rtfd'niie ending nM ih n d iN t»* the confusion nf the Washing • i
\, apecmtoti. Uaer woi dlaqusl'fled In the aaventh round by
■re Arthur Donovan wfirn Baer'a manager, Ancll llo ffm fli,
*(•(1 l » let llarr anawrr the bell, claiming that Buddy Kdd
•truck after Ihe bell ending tha aixth round had been aoqb'il^
Body IWmpa
T h r r V » n o th in * ntywlcrioun
w ay o d v c rtls ln g worka.
D«lty iqrmpq, >1, li ahown !■ W<
Vork.euon.gl abe made fc bold »
Ml, with b*r Irfo. Offered cboice
'a flea nf guilty to Mcond ilrgr
murder with a *0-yeer lo life M
lenee or a (rial fo r Aral degree mt
, ler. aba cti«»« Utter. She la charg
.wiln the Haying of Mr*. Leak Rub
for whom aha worked aa 0 maid.
ohoul
GOLF
Ihc
KT.IWMfS
Ifta like the a
house lo house
Advertising doe
larger ncole.
.V Haw loaul e r a at ogrlcnlture meeting held In Ocala. M ay M. where more than 100 Florida a row 4
era. ahlppers and markeUng rxperU tieard rcpreaenuUvta o f O r oat Atlantic and Pacific Tea Cotupqny outline plane for netkm-wlde freah fruit and vegetable drive The campaign, planned to aid
S w i m te moving crop* into oaneumptlon rapidly during peak production and help bo laler F r d f n l 1
•Food Defenae Program " for Improving national dirt and health atandarde atarted May S3. Above!
(le ft lo r ig h t) W. A. Carlton. A St P'a Soullirrn Division aalra director. Dr. WUmon New/fl!
ffvoeagI tor Agriculture. Univerolty of Florida. 1. M Ithodee. chief of Htate Marketing Durriiu
Earl French. Promotion Director for Atlantic Coni lesion Company. A St P buying affiliate, ahd
W. U WUeoo. Director o f State MarkrU.
Paul Runyan of White PUn ainning Ihc ffi.nuo (iuexiall a"
Club, luong Ulatiil. lie Am •)«<
faring hit 126 h<d«w of compt
II a quicker — reaches mure people
at a lower com! per call;
A F IIF V 1 I.L F . N (
M i n
(A*i — Mra. Jnarph II lir.« .
II,
Mont MiiMgan, h i * . I■. i . .I .. .
blent of the nntiotiial • tint il «
atete garden club, v
. u
•
8cattle * » » aelrcicil f..i in. r>i
convention. Mra llrc w .' .......... I
ed Mra. Frederick A M alli, ..
Perla.
rntu(kv
Mra
Wald
Cummer of Florida «,•• . In i.
vice prealdent.
In other word*. Il'n « lime »*V«r.
which meanit Itn’ n money m rdr an
w e ll.
The S an ford H e ra ld
I'roipMs display« hi* trophy aftci (
•m« f 1 at I r« *«|i Mi a'1<>vkw
»i|r| j
• pi*.
*, •»»•. vehirli incatiA tha' .
a nil i'la le'li <* ni'»rc than hr lost
B U ILD lN O LABOIk - M A U R t A L i - F H A IN S U R E D L O A N S
F IX UP YOUR H O M E
15 Former Title
Holders Tci Oi l
In National Open
BASEBALL 8:00 P. M. TONIGHT
ORLANDO
I ON M ; M I X I
I I.|{ M S !
C la s a r f f e d A ^ r f e e w v e t i t s
I’ llO N K
OlJ, BAJJ^- r l ietfOm fufnlahed
uhfunilyhi
O T I’ O IN T E L E C T R IC
V *te r hoatara A Iral
Jp*. H. B. I'o pc
Co
Phono 860.
According ta Ike Oertbaa ranaer-epproved eaptb
•fu r they w m capland by Oeewun eirachaU Ire
»»%». Svanaa at pamkutlata dropped from
REMIND MC T O P A T t v o u
UP SOMfi M O O N u d w r NHjHr'
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fair
Phono
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New Record May
Be Set Up At Big
Indianapolis Rue
p r o d u c e r
; Tight Game To
Orlando 2 To 1
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W A T in fo
O h Bov
If.' F A I L KOIIINaSON
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S A L E S M A N D R IV E R for laun
dry
. Apply Iq |H’r,i n
only. Rem hio l« County Laun
dry. 813 W. tr d St.
713
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PLENTY
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NEED
. AN SW ER .
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City Court's,
iguhr Docket
ISCCTITSSCRAP
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tm
A V t AVERAGE
P I L o f or
a u .s
airlikl it aa
F t t f
10 IN C H E S
FLORIDA.
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Memorial D al
1M1 BRINGS 2 GREAT HEW VALUES FROM
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<HE L E S S A R E
U5ED A * A P R O P E L L E R
ta ‘
* followlna dricrlhrC properly altu* the dnle of the iiauanre n( aunb
re. I If Irate la tha luma at l?NKNOWN
jj
mi u
t'aleea aalo eartlfleate ehall be
redteinol accnrdlaa to law ta.
•laetl will Inane thereon nn the U l
day of Jane A. Ji, m i.
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Tlaa M«m at All
8 H B had worn
|th«m thro yearsnot realliing that
h er v l i i o n had
changed during
'that time. We fitted
I her with new lenaee,
sndtheevldeneeeof
TA LI AIIAR8EE, May .m-OTl
— A .Into nthlctir romml»»lon to
nuprivbin nml control w retllng
nml boilng will bn »ct up In Kloy.
bin If 1hr 8cn.tr pinar* nml GoV.
irnnr llolloml aim* n bill nppror*
od bv t^c Ilouto 60 to 0.
The flvr mrmblrt of thr rommUlon would br nppolntrd by th#
guvrmor tn narvr wltbaiit com.
prniatlnn. Drputlra appointed by
thr commlaalan,
wouM atlrnd
rnrh l>niiiir or wrr* ling bout
wbrrr n mim rur*r U offrrrd.
finlntlc» of thr ilrpuliri would be
fl*rd by Iho conimlMion.
Genrrel nfflrna of the rommle*
'linn would lie located In Orlando.
Boeing or wrratllng exhibition*
cotdd not je conducted without
oermlt fr«m th* mmmleal'n. K*#»
for permt'a will bb fixed by th#
mmmlsalon would come frmh a
Ins of five percent on nil boxlnr
nnd wrr*t'li>.* gro*n rcrolpla In
axcaas of (2.60.
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three-fifth* ef
67
affirm
I - ’all
". th#
7 " membarthip
awwaMwwiswiy. or o
f stu
n s*|C atijJ vote*. to adopt i t
Tha amendment would hare
2
*■“ ,b* ConatltuUon a
I prevlaltm that tha right o f any
I ? "!• ? »•
thoold aot br
denied ar abridged becauae o f
gnoa-aiambenbip Tn a labor un*
ion.
■•
# ,lJ.. defeat apparently ended
fo r tha aetalon a acriea o f at*
tempta to rmtrlct labor', right
to .a cloeed ahop. The Houae
^ a b a r committee had defeated
•M ile to outlaw a cloeed ehep on
defwiee projeeto or on any Job.
However, tho Houae approved
a compromise protecting
both
labor and laduitry from coercion.
_ l M a a » tha amewdnuat waa da*
Congresalon.l Isolationist)) Meet In Waahlngton to dlacum' the
Ident'g proclamation and pledge themaelvea to an all-out fight
eep thta country out o f war. L e ft to right, aeatadt Senator,
r t A . T aft. Gerald P. Nye, and Henrik Shlpatead. L eft to
Member Associated l ' r e s i
M ax
Schm elingv-Boxcr,
Parachute
Trooper
Dominance Of
Iraq Oil Area
DH w Is b, • national favorite, la' now more
comfort abto t o 4T » t Blmmona hu
Mvaral otltaUndlng fra jure* . . . y tl Drrp■leap’* prlra rcmalna at 129.50 . . . tha great
est matt mm value In Its price elan.
pvammant.
vvHH
Mather Furniture Co,
n,rau»e o f perennial Irriga
tion, two an,| •oinatimaa thru*
eropa ar* harve.ted each year In
tha Nile valley.
b a l l b e a h i n g
stabili
I'i m
taaon
la pearly
concluded
1 .?.* ,of ‘k* Spring OvlcJ*1* "1" tb«
“ To me Uncle Ram ia not a
toll, ■lender man. wearing red.
white and Hue but a government,
free and dmw>cratic. giving lo all
fltitena the freedom they justly
deaerve, aa long aa they harm
no one cite.
"T o me Uncle Sam doea not
•land f j y Sgnrael Wilaon, .* h o
**•*■ govern meat* 'inspector during
M U from whom Unrla Ram re.
-Atond.
laraled or
th* Cuban
liday, no bulletin w a * la.ued
The
atrram linrd. rrvialon of hf
" • * » . .ervice yr*lrn iay
lorlda atatulnn waa a d o p ts and
Cutting o f the erun at Cltra
taejad Into taw by tha Lagia. i * f * n Wednaartay. whIU- at Wieta.
•ora yoatarday.
,
pal* celery
la .till
being cut.
Th# comport flve-pouhd volume Mr. Chaat.in aald.
“
BoUi the*.
plUlut repealed And wholly • " ■ • art wrpeele.1 In increa.e
rhangod tows of prior yuan, war (heir arroagea next y*nr
A t the Kanfenl Stale Farmer'.
peapared under «uparr Isto a of the
Market today. Manager II J. Leh
attorney rtneraf.
man
aald M/olongrd d r/ weaiher
■
lm w . all th# lavm la ottooi in
Florida ar* included In oa, vol waa tegfnnir.g u have il. effect
ume raptor lag 11 pmtooaly r*. on truck crop, in tl ia acetiun. and
that rain waa badly
needed in
qulrod.
■Although unsuccessful In at. some areas.
IToapects for .how#-* here .till
tempt# * " hill it, Ugbily^rganlaed
• Noadh Florida msnrtars prevent. a iked dim. t h i i f b In M in p.u.of
the nouflica.t rain ha. fn||r :i
j i Hours paanga ymtolstoy pf a
proposed reap portion men t , t the to allrvU te tha ailuitlun arme-
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few acmes from
prtTbn t
bedding
'■Hinp.on
rrpoited
killed
the iabuid et fr e t e a. •>.
*
nliile
being
j imii ii;, nml
I In-
e.«'.iiti..l
4 In* *•
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(1 M"«lnl - vvi ,, ,•,v. i,
’’ "•''• . IIIM
,
••"'"'•' •>•'< lid pit/,, v
nwiitil* went In I do in |
plan , nml lli-il.ii
nrro lor hif ht i |h«* Xfi >rars an RU|irriMl« litl( ht uf
Cid"HWM Vate- nun
uPon
finishing
||M I'lblsr liiaUucll«*h II. ihm«1«- j |'"»v«inent in Mtlifi i„ , ,
E. J. Nelson, Jr., ^’,4* f R|»**ch and nit r«»«lu««<1 Mr «"/ ». "ini Nellie ISnl,
won Ihu tn l* uo.i.l
th# addrcM at the e l J '
,
7h" piiigiun, p.tlnni
of the Junior lliel.
, Th Prue « ” »«"‘»l ■"•• rreea.lontonlav
i
f ,,l* h “ Wrr" •,l,>cd by Ihr m hnul nr- vltire, war di*lnnli<| t,
mruay morning.
• hmtra and M i.. Martha Cage in riTiif nit uni n( linn
•on quoted an Inacrip ■utarUmed the audirnrr with a Ip plumule Aim r,mill
was over tha door uf l’'*nu «o|o. The rlarr .mig war fi'-«»ll'. pi III, l|iwf, kwiiI
from which ha wa, ""'V1 ,,Jf t,lr graduating clan* Ih-i ill Kll* utii ndeil
in
Chicago,
.tatlnu
Mi«a Mildred ItubMu, ar- rlre., inrlirun,- I , ..
lad biada a lasting to. " ‘",P«n>."g *1 the piano. A vto- alliil mler, mid tl ,|
on
him.
H
read1, " 1
" wn" * ,,,n by Mt»» Kmc-1.eerrtary
u la tha key tu aur y Andetvnn.
The
Invocation
Mrillun.f liny War
1
, » « l led by thr Itev
l|
W ' and !>a\ld 4Cut. ha I. rl
.s t Ilttoil
ior High School .Udl
£ V ,U' uf ll«H'de fie.ninole High
t«|>R It wan aiitmumrxl
Which tha
a serel»r.,,laJ!MV ^ ' T 1;
waa
packed
with' T»oa# rrcrlving diploma, were.l nrw schoail rurthic ha*
I ralalleca of (be »j * ' " !
Pauline HJnhlnm, Itnrr- I •nd would b* msuru*l m
received their diplo .".'"2, rMJJu,n. LgUu L. Oglerby, I
Nebon Points Out Need For Ilighe
rt .patmoNally to Prmldant
»H aod Secretary of S>aH
/“ lo g to discuaa Britain'■
Ol qor fraa
W
mtt
roan try and guv.
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fiiturd*
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i Inn.I .1 (iavdoi, lb*- Nsti* sdd*
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abib fiber tie lra».' forers
we 11 tt|M«rlsi| srel ilifj I lie foul
nut • • . tidely n( K(yp> it) whst
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Iho
t ••!••• .i
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l. .Mile i ls«hod n ^.l^fn Itrsvily,
lb« VIr 111oli ojfiPiUttir Alli^B
t •••«•*!•• >t tleRiisroU • e i ippar• t.Hv lt*t|H Imi rear guard action
it * tt11*bi t-n flrrlr and Ihrir
r-Mi.l liuv t*f ilist iui|tortant kjor
•It*- •• ill* Hit Ikl.Mid aeeroral ncBB.
\t tide tbr (jm im i.t werr ofbti.tlb |»n*e Is itnittg xielory. lb*'
lit iti it * r i r algmfliifi.tlv silent
at»|.i i" ttrlu m btlfi lh.it still
..... • n« im IIv ’ ro'»«|u*r|r,| fetrman
b m i - bul lirfii lsittl**d and »Kai
SkHIInhi* 1.4 «»|I 4-9va ha. toih ( ’onlest W in
i
n fio th e r
Iho
ItulimiK.
Defense Force
Gets Minimum
Number Signed
Iii Civil Defense
WASHINGTON, May 30—(Ah
—'Th# Wnr Dcparlment aniborls*
ad Thursday <t.n building uf rr.
pair and overhaul farilltir. for it*
motor rqulpmrm at u
of
774.830.
Each o f the
aie*.
*a< reprearntc
Mlllax
elunt)
coni pa nlr*.
Light
rumpanitK,
which carry on minor riplnn
mrnla and repair., ron.i.l ,.f u ,.
fu r
lull *4f Surr land Alexsndtis srjtl
Hi iluiti'w InM r Is iiii r to nsml
•Isaisiitinits «• « f ilif enxtrrn aMedi(• limit mii |»n>bsl»ly will drp«r\d
•'ll limv well Mild ||I»W fust sho
»•■*Iis|m* hvr line* in Irmq.
Hi «vs«*l%
iim torissd
fortes
I'M r*»m 1 mt«* (hi* outskirts of
" c i ltd lIsL'Ioletil lodsy s plscn
f i #**t riu- ifttvn nmen: of
ie|ioitrd huirif for pernio
s#f |ar Ilh. tbiio h rnontli of Vsst*
l>«Mks*t wnrfaif wliii the HrUlih.
•*« rtrh ly oil as sbt t#*
mi A is bum fitblr slid
bibllrct
l n il
l o l i e . M l i s t e n 'd lot* a|i|iesrrd surely s» sn anv
wei |.» I lie W ir’a drtnaoHa (dr
I n U l i r n O r j f H | i i / n - m new sr■a*nt batll* fWI.I. RssMd
lio n
Is
( t u n p l o t c d \li Al tdsilsnt, pro Nstl Iraq
•• a•Iai vaIttt gained power with 0
• ill* d'ttsl. Itss flxsl iltlil 111 ighbut iti|* Inin,
lie faertnsns * ni4 |>tirRMil of
•be
Mi iti'li and lirrrk
f*»rrts
( •••!•
it tigbieiiing
,l>dno
Repair Fund Okcycd
By W a r Department
4nasi
SI Jiitin* Itivel l.iue .lulu, Tl
’S u S j s r o S ' V w
*
'•••' !■•«>•I fr .'til
i l i f i t c i - iigtiiii*t
l.y
"
I « • rviM-tri Thry i«m
'VoM.Imff llinMiiii*,
I ••si Slrtwl
tw rs .
dttrmbto, Ain*
thr check
l« » Srhinrling, funner heavy
i' '
.......... '•( fianfnid and nil
■
III SrtllllMilr I «itj||ty
I III 'i.iit"id there Mill Ih „ „
| •i l*lliiti..i, place., runic „r
• ' up in un ipally f„r in,
| I yr» uf \umihjh
hi
Wlnant Returns To
Report T p President
4. Silent const ruction.
I. Smooth angle bordtoW
,1|._(A .r.)
Msurlslrd |*rr**
Hi,. ile*v4*leit*nipnt o f
'
........ .
rum nlcto
' ;n r l..i u fin nml UriliHli ntKimw IriJci'inrtit „ f mi A x |g
\ H im \
Itril.iin won imlnv
'
wiir tviih iiM i-u H r
Iji
l " " i .uni •<>i||i||fi(.,| that M|d-
Th* P rraidw t
ot tha United
ISstimatcd 10,000 To
StaU . and th#
meat common
wborer arc botlj human btlngm.
SiLrn Up In County
and aro treated a r tuch In Ihla
M
« n d a y , Tuesday
good old land ot a q fii the Unltod
8 la tea o f AmaHag,
During tta praatflt time whan
thnre la war on »V#ry aide. I
count It a great prtrllcgr to live
In a free country# wbtre one may , ■hop., an oil i.nu.e, • greaoe and
feci safe, and not llvs In fear of lni|>*etinn rack ami « in^-m un li
Iho rsploalon of bomb., etc. But rack. Heavy eompanle* have 1 1,<, .
'
' '• '“ •«, lr . .....
the privilagt ia du« only to th- .hop. aa well a . other e<pilpim t.l
| '
'•• '""•••I" ' "inily |i. f, „
never-falling
e ffo rt.
« f Uncle
1..... ... '•
<•'•« l r. g i-iin li i.
;
p.i*..n* ..............
E In prorad platform top
* wttli tatonroven bw d*.
L Nrw Ball Bmtrlog SU*
m. ,
" '• I t
Edith Cbtetaut
waa the
einnrr of tha Rika patriotic
raaay centre! ceadactod ia
the Jaaier High tkheel an
thr .object e f "W hat Unde
Haa, Mean* Te Me." Thr am•*>■ which waa a*t entered
I* the atata eeal»at ia re.
printed bclaw,
Oviedo's
Satory toci^aam frwm M.0O0 to
tor lb* ala BUtal
O Uiaoiai
iDNlMIN*.
(••nrral It ( I revt-urg, me«m.n.lrr of the lU lli.h tap er,
ml lorrr* in Crrle. "la alive
• ml • ilh hi, troupe." the - a r
or lire ■nnnunrr*l today.
...
Swwf* «0 iaenoa* South
TaRcooeutatto*. ,
T W r triad to wrack th* M"
|hv striking mit the pnaatia,
atooae. bat lh*y tost 4t to 46
and than loat. 4f ta 41 aa at.
« - > * « • w a i t by ImtofbtJt, P ^ t.
gmamewt. Th# H oum >ha. »5
■">
Fillurc O f W a r Prolto
nhly Depends O a
Iraci Developm ents
the t.rrman radio } ester.
rr|Hirtnl Frey berg had
I een killed in an ,|, eraak
“ nlr filing from Crete to
, * ' I'1- •"■' •nruoed him of
•'•'•fling hi* command at a
mi mrnl of peril.
^•*I*4a *
T harW A R D R O BI S u perbl
Escaping Troops
In (Vote Bombed
Edith Chestnut Wins Elks Essay
Competition Held At Junior High
*fld.,JV .,'3r ot th* market,
prsc tic ally rraa« op* rations
lay
W aal School
rOparty. ownod b y
<>*«.UI.4
The accident death toll for
the Memorial
Day
weekend
reached the 200 mark at the
three-day celebration'.
halfway
point today. Indicating t.iat tho
predicted total o f 400 would be
equalled or paaaed bv the time
the nation eettled down
roll,
line on Monday.
A t ]>:00 o'clock noon (K .S .T ,)'
the casually
list
»U w n| 120
dead In traffic
arridcnln,
20
drown Infs, five killol by trains,
and 20 llvea lost In ininreltao*
roua mishap.
American* the country over-*
and In war-battrrrd Europe, t.m —
carried on the great
Memorial
Robert^ R. Reynolds.
cul
agnln find it. way Into th# laun
dry bundle..''
i
WON TBV UKMU
__t a m o s vtt o r i*aa
KOTICK IN IIKIIKtir atVEN,
tat D. D UANIHL purchaser at
II Certlfleal, No. 4*». Aals* th*
|4 #ap ot June A. D .1H 4, ha.
M aald ertiltlcats ta toy atftaa,
id has mad. appiicaiiaa far toa
*d JO laau* la M A flU M I wllk
w. Paid r.nlflaat, caabroa** th*
J
M ay
►
77^ 7 " A oropoMl to amand
the Btate- Conatitutlon so as
to outlaw labor’a closed shop
In Florida waa killed by the
Houae today.
1 Sponsors of the amend*
meat mustered a majority of
49 to 29 in favor of Ita aubtnieslon to Florida's voters,
,4oye. W. J. (S ...u in , repitvu o f the Federal-State
N *w » Service, aald today.
r * * ^ H ° n*
«hown
fr o P, Mt.
A C C ID E N T A T C A N A L
P A N AM \. Mnv 3 0 -f/ P l-P a n ama Cansl trntfi* waa In r m ip
tnd fnr «<v.rnl hmirp yastardav
when •« "0-ion .team locomotivr
"*•'••• fell nrroM
thv towing
*'acka In Pedro M iguel lock*.
T>r Amerienn
crane
operator
Dale Mnrrl. wa. hndly .raided
V V V ^ ' * 41
•
’ *tr.In H.v, eon*.
IN JC iPA M
d^-
j
Br
kCom prom ise To*. P ro
tect Both ' t a b o r .
Industry A d o p t e d
TALLAH ASSEE.
u t - C r
f i r
QiYeI
, » H la H.inlnol* County, Florida,
Senate Passes
i lo-Wlt:
.
i
i rt, of
:
of new of
I
NHtt,
tocllna
1*.
Townahlp
Bill To Govern I Nonlh, Hang* II Hast. I AereaII
Florida Athletics j Tha aaltk toad being naaaaned at
■ B ?'1' ■
1941
(iovernm ent Sues F o r
IVnee A f t e r L ess
Than M onth’s W a r '
Wi th Itritinh Force
•U se Of Coercion
, To Be Prevented
M O B t C O U S - D E E P E R C O O S • rjE A V
r*rlU«lMM 9W u/-
31,
h w ay
D « P A R < M E H f MAP AH E YE .
p a i h Ye p o h r f < 0 H m M t l M
1H E I L L U S I O N
U
9 * 9
MAY
ure W o u ld H a v e
vented D e n i a l
Jobe
Because
' ,O f
Union
Status
A. R0£K>
A L O H A 't H L R O A D H E A R
E A ffP O R O / O O H H .i L O O K E D
SO M U C H L IK E A F R O < «
'f dl.orderly conduct, *«■
a |te bond, John Trout[h * r g # d w tlh ''t a n n in g a
M. eatreated 0 96 bond.
. Marcella, bald fo r In*
Ion, waa tranafarrad lo
riando
poller.
Johnnie
t, a Ion hold fo r InvMil*
waa turned orer to the
.
SATURDAY,
H A L L . W E U jU t
I
7 )n
Sanford In The Only Central '
FHirida City Affording Rail, Highway
And Water Transportation
.
A W I N D E P K N D B H T N E W H I’ A t ’ fclt
Y I A U oLP, 5
U P O IS E D A M P IM
K | M V F RLANDIN0, May SO .•"—•{■patlall—- Men of the .1l*l
JrfD laie) Dlvlilon'e llflth Ficl.l
•Artillery learned Ihla week tliat
inry muit watch more carcfullv
' U»a Item, they aend to tha eanr.p
kjMMadry. Tha government operat*
i .••44 cleaning plant annooncra that,
|gg|NJf other Itema, they have
laundry bundle.
it wajehet, piat'ol •hoUtera.l
and even a pick and pick
• J1*' .7 *. ” • *•"
to caiutltnte • guabnm
purpose ot heldlag ■Bek
(BEAL)
.
7 1 B I A f f S PER.
M IH l i f t , MAS
• t u t E Y E S AMP
b r o w n Ha i r *
h e is P o L rtE ,
!• Blinding Laundry
Finds Odd Items
v-
•
It^ fo u N D S ,
H A S A P U L S E oF
uioaea,
v qar' -
i l ’ -V|m_
K S f l w w 'w f i r
Abut
If
p anoni
th* docket o f Ik*
it o f the Municipal
f afternoon a t th*
. Only two o f tha
ar,ar•*> ..
F *.
'kg" i' ',
t
l i
Ifil
I eru i n
tiRry lo reform
Ilie
lit <1mb lines
I (if ot iiie.l titefi m l.oiolon et
"«« **s» lb- N i» i sad Fat• I * ti l si l.iil been able to
I tod
by
1 In Mipport
y s s .1 p :
jp
s fig a r i SLSfssk T t r - j a
r a o p ON unusual re- !!"*?' ***,'7 Lnutoe Dlson, Mona
Advised
I award, which were
T Dr, L T. Doaa for ,
„
Harriet
Mary
Mm, ^ X t
prise I
JiC atbarin# *Ctork” ,1n‘ i
Bar ^aad JMI1, gko^
Fwllmlr
L
,nd
MIIHer, I
M ^ . J
H ,u "
British Accused Of
‘Piracy* Ily Darlan
«
Catharine R o b ^ a Ev.
5 » " W f • .McCtoUan, E m i l y .
France. Herbat, i
* " uh' j , " bU l *‘ 9
Haatov oran.nl.nl U "4* ^ !!*' S#Ug Jean Hay man,
FC***»tod, Marv Franea. Gadwta r*i~> T,.*kl
CCC q UOTA g jt.LED
JACKSONVILLE, May 31—UF)
— Florida haa filled Its supple
mental quarterly •civilian cmucr.
vtoton carp* requisition uf U l
white and 66 negro anroltom. th*
V’lCIIV,
Un<icrupi<*l
Krnn?r.
May :t| OF) Vice Frontier Ad
miral Jean Darlan accused Britain
today of "waging a war of pi.
tary- aaain.t France.
Darlan* hitter alatem m l aw.
made after the French reported
a aeci nd British attack on tha
Frenci Tunisian port cf Sfas.
. B ritis h
planes,
they
said.
14 hours
It day. of such bombing' m
troop, had never coffered ba*
fora, war* reparted to Rama 'to
b. struggling t o l a * artificial
fo* told down by tha Gcrmaaa.
This fog. an lp*t" * * » ■ ! oppar*
rntlv intended to
to rrtfy • tha
British aa wall to to'm aha fat
UUigent manoovgrtog J t f f k A .
presumably w*a a gmaka casmad
s
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Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 30, 1941; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
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