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Named Co-Captain*
AKNAPOiis.'^Md,
o2 Game
Pitch In
II Tonight
Sacker, Rings Up
rf Only 2 Tallies On
Double And Single
J New Hurler, Jones,
-Only 10 B i n g le s
. Limited to s l x hlto by the
t Yearling pltther, WR1I# Beken.
rath. Sanford loot by a d ote
f. tcor* of 9-1 then it waa atoppod
In a ninth Inning rally a t the
■t Ocala path U rt night.
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A chance for m ongo will b«
the BernIno lea tonight as
’tee Ocala In a.daubU .faradnr hero tonight, glring the
local fans their flrat lolk' a t the
new third aackor, Al Del Boo who
last night mad* th* two Seminole
runs and led th e . local'* hitting
wMh a double and a ataglc.
fionford handed o u t tome nice
fU ldinr behind the ball pitching
af th* naw Remind*, Clyde Jona*
af Boltina, by clicking for two
doubt* play*. jo* JJuatfc* handled
two more of hi* "tooeh th* baa*
H w r aad throw to flrat" play*
last night, th* foutth he hot
made in two day*.
' After three up and three down
in th* opening Inning Ocal* got
doing In tho second to collect
throe tingles and two run*. Lot
abigfod. Loonbart atogjod * and
Lawnra, tingled * f a it ball
ftrjfMKPHl
Booth, of Paaadens, Call/., la
• ‘ guard and Zoetler, of Now
Albany, Ind„ a forward. A. O.
Kuntss, of Sheboygan, Wl«., v u
fnOMtl fBimgff,
Captain* of f(vo other mid*'
wfatgr sports team* ala* were
announced. L. R. Edleson, Louis1*01*, Xy*. waa named awlmmbtc
I team captain: If. H. Rapplngton,
I Barnesvllle, Ga., email bora rifle
| captain t w. P. Carmichael, Nor*
2 * n . Okl*., wrestling captain;
IW. C. Blattmann, New Ortcani,
(La., gymnastics captain, nml O.
| F. Keeler, J r , Bedford, Va.,
I fencing captain.
Sanford'* buttling managoiw
catcher, Charlie Glrk,. n u
pramiaed
to "charge tho
mound" aomt ttma In urn near
futura, to ehow hi* arm t* aa
good from the pitcher* bn*
to home aa It la from home to
aecond baa*.
With a double
header a gal net Ocala coming ;
up tonight lb* aurprlt* may
Ocala Here For
^ D o u b le Tonight
reduced by tho releaae of I » lad lllndy and sale of Prank
Hudson, wilL one pitcher,
Clyde jo n ta coming in to plug
tho racandea. With four gameu
In two dey* tho pitching otaff
la under a strain and Glrk may
glee himself the nod to hurl a
gam*.
Florida State
League
8L Auguatln* ..... 29 19
DeLand .................... 20 15
Daytona Beach
24 Id
Orlando ..........
22 16
Lerabutg ............... ID 22
Galnearlila ......
15 2d
Pinfold .............. . 1 4 20
Ocala .............
14 20
RR8ULTB YF-8TERDA1
Ocala 9, Hanford 2.
%
Daytona Beach 6,' Orlando I,
Gainesville 8, Leesburg 2.
Ft. Augustine 9. Is-esburg 2.
GAMES TODAY
Ocala a t Bantord.
(Double Header)
Onlneavllie a t Delanri.
Orlando at Daytona Beeer.
9t. Augustin* a t l-sesburg.
With the score 1 to tagalnai
them. Ihe Rrmlnolra started
fast In the ninth frame, Delflno
singled with on* out and Pitcher
Jone* was given a walk, while
Hardman got to first on an error
u m r ■ in
—<*V- BIB Buiik tnd Bob
Eoollor, N an'* football "touch•oar* twins, woro named eoeaptalna yesterday of tho Mid*
dla basketball team.
9 :45 Colombia Concert orchestra
4:15 Afternoon Varieties
4:30 Stock*
■
4:35 Organ Melodic*
5:45 Scattergood Balnea
5:00 Youth Time—N. Y. A.
5:15 Out doom with Boh Edge
5:S0 Doe Seller* True Life Star.
—■1 •, ■»
American Plane
Sighted JBlsmarck
MiCrt fbR
I WASniNOTONT May 25 —
IOr)— The American-made Cata*
una plane which apotted the
0*rman battleship Bltmarclc waa
MenUfled here yesterday aa a
jpng-ranrr. twln-engln* Consol Idatad flying boat manufactured
at San Diego. Calif.
The plane, which la need by
the Nary and la similar to those
used recently In mass flights to
Hawaii, I* known officially aa
tho PBY. It we* thought probahl*
that tho Ctftllnai u**d by the
British arc ih* PBY-4, latest
typo of the Consolidated flying
boat*,
______________ . ' "
Ivon Park Man Is
Crushed To Death
AVON PARK, May 28 —
(Special)— J. Lawler Walla, 40,
prominent automobile and airplana dealer of Avon Park, waa
crushed to death her* lato yes
terday afternoon whan a trac
tor ho waa driving turned over
on him a t hia ratlla ranch fir*
miles eaat of town.
Th* tractor horam* alack In
the mud while discing *nd reared
backward!, falling on Wall*. H*
waa dead when reacuara removed
the tractor and recovtrad his
body. Well* was formar chair
man of th* lllghlenda county
boord of rommlatlonera. lie .waa
well known over th* atat* In
aviation circles and waa an ex
that allowed
Del f Ino to orort
With one men out, a man on
third and first the next two men observers.
up fanned and hit Into a force
play ot second respectively,
Jonas appears! nervous In the
•tart of hi* debut In th* league
but settled down whan ha found
th* men behind him at thro* bat
ten went down, and whan Jutlie* made hi* double play and
Booth caught a fly ball In rlghl
field. Besides limiting theOcalane
to 10 hits, he etruck out fire
men end did not glv* a single
bee# on balls.
f
i t e r U m M-1
M l t e f t u u * BOrrMs Pf3* iue eeo S a i
Don Budge
I K:10 Blue Ribbon Booka
H:I0 Morning devotions
it :00Vlr*lnIa of Yowell-Drew'*
0:05 Program Resume
0:15 Myrt and Marge
redhead who haa held all th.
major tennis title* a t on* tfam 0:90 Mantel
0:35 Organoveltle*
or another, waa ollmlnated jfei
0:45 Woman of Courage
terday from th* National Profre
atonal Tournament by Johi 10:00 Mary I r e Taylor
Panne* of Hollywood In a stun 10:16 U. P. New*
nlng upset.
| 10:30 At Home with Salllo Mnrlin
Th* d#f.ending0B#champion,^ a 10:45 Tima (or th r Times
bride groom of ono day, w»> 11:00 Kaf* Smith Speaks
erased
----------|a---------jght
straight aeta,
aeta, 0-4,
0-4, 0-1,
0-1. 11:15 lntennexto fur Strings
5-3, by tho 95-ytar-old Hollywood 11:30 Romanes of Helen Trent
professional. _
,11:45
lilu Our Gal „Sunday'
, u 11??
i y - ,trft I V <ho 12:00 U p Nawa
tall, blond*/ ollywood —'------------------• "- ' unknown jjlifi)
Stocki’
set a hllsterlna paee, em| 'Ing 12:16 Undo Jltn'a Crossroad's
deep, lino-eplIUtng drives
Budge aauld not hand!*,
with hi* famed backhand.
---- -- j MywJi | —
Aitec Ruins National Monu
ment In weetern New Mbxlco em
braces a g r e a t. B-ahapad atgucture built by Btona Age arcbltoeta and maaona more than 100
year* ago.
>,i\
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RADIO NEWS
WDBO
Tomorrow's
Program
1:30 Norman Beasley and Flor
ida Cowboy*.
7 :0Q Newt of Europe
7:16 Braakfaat bravHlei
5:00 UP Nn>a
•b b * a
Hard'n rf .............. 5 0 1 0
LaValley lb ............ 6 1 7 0
Justice 2b .............. 1 1 4 5
McRanoy If ........ ..
Glrk e ...... ................
OH’nls es ___
Booth rf ..... .........
Dtlflno 8b ............
Jones p .... .....
Totals ............. .
OCALA
*b b • a
4 1 1 4
4 0 1. 0
4 5 0 0
4 13 0
Loon't 1!)
4 9 5 0
Lawr’k 3b
------- 4 5 0 . 5
Bchiro • ..
.... — ■ 0 11 0
dro* lb
-----J f l i t
ken'th j
------ 5 1 0 1
Total* J
------ t t 10 17 10
Nanferd
000 010 001-1
000 M s-5
a
La Valley
____________Bndre t, Justice
Ran*, Delino *, La*. Uaakardt
Badra*. Buna batted In, Uwrick
1 Hardman, WUkaa. Two-base
-----.....
..... ..
.— ..
S
S .s th o : now
thorn w tth aO f
iM ilH H H M
WdfKT >
ftjUMffidf
tftMWSMJH*.
HANFORD
fllm'n# at
Wilkes rf
Krdm’n If
Lee cf ...
.
SLUMS J
1:45 The World Today
5:00 Baseball Score*
«:06 UP Nows
6:15 Boltina Sportatlmo
5:25 Supper Hour
0:30 Carol Marsh
5:45 Tho Byrnphoaetteo
7:00 Liberty Bhort Short Btodei
9:15 Atlantic Sparta Reporter
7:25 Twilight Mriodlra
7:45 Succeai and Why
7:50 Mosteal Interlude
7:55 Boh Tront and the New*
H:00 The Shadow
R:3fl Drama nf Life
5:45 Ereurslon In Selene*
rX lb J C iC d
OR M O TO R.—
WITH A SHELL MOTOR OIL CHANGE
SEE “BUBBA" LOCKE FOR DKTAlUt
�1
S anford la The Only O n l r a l
P u ri da C ity Afford I rtf* Hall, H ighw ay
And W ater T ran sp o rtatio n
NEW SI’AI'KH
A N IN D E P I
W J1
SANFORD, FLO RID A ,
Uemtaola County two* been set
ter Monday and Tuesday, when
|U men, women and children
Sf ram U to 9 » wilt bo naked
fill out blank* placing them*e at tbe i m k t of the State
enee Council, Edward J . N rl•ao. Jr., who ha* charge of tho
IW Ctration, aald today,
j '" I * line with the proclamation
<K an unlimited * national emer
gency by President Booaav.1t, w*
want tb do all wo can to help
defense effort," M r. Nelson
.
«
IS .
.
____ ___
tho»* who regiater Monday' and
Tneeday will never he called on
•arve, but when An enterdee* arise, we ahatl have
organisation ready to met!
Mr. Nelson captained.
F 1*e*s for registration will he
announced U U r .
In
Hanford
there will be separate registra
tion pieces for nogreee and while
persons. Throughout, the county,
cfvfllnne may re rU ttv In easily
accessible places,' M r. Nelson said.
There I* no eempuUlon about
fhe ' registration, it was se
pia hied. bdt everyone is being
asked to volunteer. Roy Seoul*.
G irl Scouts, civic organisations
and even men subject to the
draft wilt be naked to d ll the
_
___ 4 ^ 1 Report Of Veteran*’ Grave* In
C ffiS iT S S
S em nole County Is Made By W PA
W ar, la listed. Sb# served aboard
tb* hospital ship General O'Reil
ly, nod died la 1*0 .
■Purpose ef the fu m y l* given
la the preface by K i t Denton,
state aupervtsdr
” W* have attempted to pre
pare ft comprehensive record of
aU grave*
of
honorably dis
charged veterans of the United
Stales that aaay be found In
‘T h o record compiled constiti
of o card tirin g all available- daU
and their sourer*. aeacomlag the
arnica record Bod burial ploco of
each rate ran wbeaO grave tan b*
locatod, and ftlfttt of remeterk.
THURSDAY,
Serious Power
Emergency Is
Seen In U. S.
29,
1911
M em ber Associated P ress
Nazi' Chutists
W A S H IN G T O N , May **—
— The American Medical A a- ■
eerie lien wee fined IZSOO and
tbo (Columbia Medical Society
IlftOft far viola Hon of tha
Sherman AntUTrnst Act to.
day tb* Jaatlc# Department
alleged. The t » * group* ran.
•aired to obotnict the aetivItleo of a creep health assoclotion of Government am- '
ptoyco.
Drop
, Mermans Met Bridge: head For Landing
1 Sea borne T r o o p s ;
j Debaele Predicted
In On (ircece
War Aims Told
Bv Anlhnny Eden
W A S H IN G T O N . M ty
—
l^A—
Foreseeing n nation-wide
power emergency “ perhape tho
most serious in history.” T f R .
Talc r f the Federal Power Com
mission today roves led ■ study
Is being made of means for di
verting electricity from civilian
to Industrial purpose* to ensure
tho untnterrupod production o:
defense weapons.
Secretary of thr Interior I r l N
advocated daylight saving timo
on a natlon-wldr scale und sug
gested that Amrrlca may have to
retort to restricted uw of rlecIrlclty and Inatltuts gasle** Hundaya to meet tho shortage* of
power and oil. Ha alto advoeatod oil plpellnea
from
the
South to the East where nil
shortages arc feared because of
the transfer of
pert
of
the
American tanker fleet
to tho
British.
Two vital point* heating rlosolv
on Ui* war situation weir rleored
up yealerday l>y Piesidrnt Rooaevelt at a special press ^infer
ence—
He will move slowly in assum
ing any of the vast pnwrr* i f .
posed In hint under the unlimited
national cmsigency prnrlatiintilun,
«U 4 ^ .
■
H* eras no reason for t r y ■'lint
eg changing the Neutrality Act
■ftt touching on 'be emergency
•Woollen ha tnferrrd that If im (
favorablo elraurntUnces develop, '
i Official Says Reich
I " ill Not Repeat
J P e a c e Violations
»l* k ta n rja itd Vrrmm
H iilm r i
li'iK in -i
w e re
m . t» 'i I f i l I im I i u in l i n v r r n t c r w l
| t ill'
10 l l l l l - r l l l l
I iu 11to
of
, i ' i i ' I i '. la n d in g m t lm c a n t r r r i
|s 'ln l n f t l i f
i- il a n il .
w h ile
f ■ •- i n i ;■ 11 r u n i ' m c " | i t u r i ‘»l t h e
in i / r 11, i 1 1>.>i i i f S i i i I ii H a y m i
l l i i - n r I T l n i * t in 1 ( i r it i s } ) ,
a l i ,n h
in ■ 11r< -c lr u i I s. a r e
|
I i litiv Rftv f* the
vbeuri fo r h*iid«l*s it fill m ilit a r y
tuny prove tin*
flu r lt rt lit ll i I p
Herman parachute troop* fairly hint out
th '1 -kv a- they attack f'orinth, (Jreccr, from
tin inr, acciiiding to Dir German-approved
tap! mu troops and ri|iiipmrnt-laden chule*
td i I 11 •11if ii S e c re tiir'
ih o , in (he fiM t cum*
f . ' . im ot nri llrilntn'M
lll-s i'c lid i -1 . ii
rn n a l la it..
plllgll
•li * Ijij . I " o u r p o l iu *hi ii v I i i i i m **f peace
■ o to d (•• p n vi lil u
I Im
in ( i , ii
I
I ,' *IIIHit \ *A
Stores To Begin | Lions Club Hall
Drivers’ License
Loop Chumpion
H a lf H oliday
Law Violators
Will Ik Decided
Starting June 4
Are Warned
A«
'J o K IIIAT D l l V
,,, l ,
( 'l l l i n t r i 'f l
U
io Wednesday LnRleiid Of Thursday
tVlth tha srsrid still d iscu ssin g
------------•t mad* by hi* apoach Tboadoy nlghl D »
.Sli.rr- «s111 login i-losing nrxl
otic* of the President sent word of the *peciiil|
I In ju re * IU ronfovrnc* end hi* office » « - Wrdnesday. June 4 . fm the seek
Itlnulng rec- Jammed with reporter* eager |.> 1. half holiday dur in g Ihc D tir c
hear him.
Answers to ho'ti leading ipn . "iium * i m outh-, fo r r c x l G a lr h r l,
Cook, a Veteran, comrtcofd * for Seminole tiona came quickly and frankl> it 's iim a n . ( 'lie in r r rh a n ls .......
But there was murh the I'Tesnlenl lo ilte c . i f Die h c n iirin lr I'lm n ly
old not rovral for otivtou* reason- i hauih, i ol ( o n im rirc . ssn l In
The questions dealt mainly n iD ., •lay
neutrality and amergrney, and •'
A t a ic n -n l H ire lin g of the m rr•earned American interest » » - ' h a u l- group, w ill'll MB* a l l m i l .
mors deeply concerned with Do ••I hy J I e m p lo yers or Ih e ir rep.
latter, In view of how bus no - l i -cut III I v i-«. if was d rrid rd to avl
and labor and industry and li" i i i d n r n l i y in s lr a d of the I n i.
people as a whole might fair m
■I •lie n s I T h u rsd a y as D ir suiruc.ri
dar terms of the proclamation
---------lo
s in g d a tr, since thr m a jo rity uf
President
Roosevelt
emphasis'd
"User cities In the slate air ful
Tvu d yJb i
are
ntddaA to css
l i t quote of that mere Issuance uf the proi la I lowing «lie same idsn and a is
(nation did not vest him with new | felt that l>«Di i-mployeis and rinthe f W m * .
Florida Do. r sora. The powers are provided ploy** will benefit.
r*-ra Pefte ohot fft m on had
prrrallinp statutes, but, l» in f .Sonic merchants rspretsrd ills
«*d hftillrnTiai ft! the meet- vote them, ho must Issue aperifn I “aDsfsrlion with the changr,
. la lining 'hat
Oilandu
s lu m
h i MM M the Armory IMonday order! or new proclamations.
A t proaenl. hr said. br will
eontlnua lu close Thui*.
night OdpA S. C. Harper reported
move eauUoualy In laauing order- ''Hf
A telephone call wan made to
Nowa, ho added, is In Immeditt
Late Indi. pro*pact. But he aald that if up lire G tra trr Orlando Chauibri of
With the pool* to labor ami capital are not > ommnea Uia morning, however,
U oat the sufficient to maintain Industrial mikI officials tharv stated that
» pbyaical peoco, 'her* may ha further posit, must merchant* would clus* tluir
rva action to keep production m il. •l••or* en Wednesday afternoons
M r Galchcl explained that rm a.
idoyes will now gvt a complete
H* refused to apply this rule half
under the new plan,
rrfttWtlv when a corraspondenf >mce holiday
most of the business I* dune
about th* threat of a new on weekend* rather than durlnjf
at by bituminous coal min- tho mkldla of th* weak. Formerly,
25 More Men
Plans Are Almost
N*e4M For
liefWlfiie Force
Ready For June 2
P lay g ro u n d
NUM BER 231
Fascists Join Crete Battle;
Suda Bay Captured By Nazis;
English Army Caught In Vise
Diverting Electricity
To Assure Contin
ued Production Of
Arms I s Studied
h« win mov# awiftiy ami four |
aty
MAY
ftysllsssS aa P ser Thews)
Connolly Telia Incidents About
Hia Famous Grandfather On Radio
’ •f Ui« lo U n itJ B f hi*- ilru n n cr boy w u ■elected from
U r k e l facta veaMcttd with iho I
tiw k n U of « nearby uilDH tk* u Z w T ^ B p U it ] ^
Mr. Connolly d .
Ih^
of
c ll m m .
*>*>«■
(it. :•* n
five
IrNttla
m
1 Im
I mn
Junior l^' ri^ur T ui ' m I h > fiiphi
■*1
H'lfl uVUtek m1 tin MumsTj'.d |:,iil
Pm k
\V A I.Ufiwiif, mit*in I m i **i ilii
Lions Club, in niftftii m 1 1 ui l i t
( m m w h ir l m»i» tin }»i fiiifirH m
lr*ieu*■ |i1«y.off a 11|IK yi it►
T o help the o r ^ u m u i t t u ■j* h h v
the
e^jH-jiNf» for
■o i i u il
|nn nan l
■ rid the
t <>rH m mo^
mn
Iwtll playeiN
(tu
no
I hi
nine to I ( im
from
niemhi i ^ mI
Lloua train ami duimir ( Im
of
’i i i k,
Io fi ki
eo
A I-
|
n|.Mi i - n il* in pi ni(* ••• fh e
j In h i i ' i - h a od t . ie r k s s r if f r i
* ,I , •,n i ti h o o
t'k • »i 1e for
Mil i k iiii vim i>v ive iL«V ypNtef
Ii
| i" hei m ile w opnleiit that
o-.it i io,:
i nn
ii i i i rlt h* of WM r,«•» Mo b ...... Id led "’ nod nturh
*h
Mm
|m *( 1'
lb
Maddok p
Mrrti, •>
MiddUtou, ;ib
pi • 11innM \ iM ilin m ih e m l and
, si l.crd',- e * liiilis te il llo d lT va ti« l
I i. |,-i
filled
Mo
iipiwlttiff
ifiiin ' I the ImiRriil voiiertitratcd
i -r.iliir k* ultuck ever williHlnod by
*ii i 1 111 Mien I Im-v w v ii' fo ir rd
Ii.,, i fii.il. ihn ('it ta il e anltal
i ............. io! left hi m p n iilm n nl
.•Kv n .i i fr r n l
Im p e l laled, ton, it
*ppi-m i**l, h m" the n e arb y haai* of
' odii |la \ Mir p n d ia h le point ol
, a i i if .in vvacnntiori it In enme
T in (le tm u ll IliR h < fftn itiu n d u Im h io a ll tin* lim e d avs nf
P1r"11111■ c brid been i * 11 « o rd in a ry
iK ii'i'rv e « t in iMnkliiRr daunt*—
......... i i d fla tly that lln li^ h re
I--*'|(ii« |i hi|#l been- l i i okpii, alid
i burned -i Hr it i mJi at tempt Mi Dee
I \ tea bud been b ro ken Up by
f , i-1 hi a ii lAwridane" lle r lin r r p n r lI Mi,' **n»k ji ’c bv a e ria l a ltfic k
..f f i*i(i - m ull Hr »1 in I i m erchant
.,.,11 o< S m la fla y and n llc r n l
I .........I,o print** " fm e rd N Ilrt tL h
r | . . ( m id ||> fliRht’* arol ^ubssiiieotU bit » heavv c r u ix c i, a
li k||( , <1 Mild a tanker
h. uni jo
f
1
.
llrunnen, If
1 Clicker, cf
Rfbot, rf
« lt -1 field, i f
Jo n M , If.
«$} Green’s Fuel Adds
To Sales
Personnel
that
______
W. Rayford Conway, graduate
Clf the UnlvenHy of Florida end
former Orlando resident.
lie*
moved Ir Sanford from the OrUndo office of Oreen's Fuel lie*
Service to assist E. F. Richsr-I
son, Sanford nunagtr, It wfcs
announced today.
•I'Hitflt.
I......
him
‘ Nt* 1**1 - it aiiu II m iilm iK fi mi
l.io ie io i K pci ii it H iiiiiM if v r h ii I'
♦ '»»oiil I", him iii u n d rr I i- < mhM
lu li*' ftnvi ii upon ji iiy 1.»k 11v*... , .
l y Mill | h | •ui'h Mho I t hllf NO Ml
m iM il h> founder or tn v io ImI iu ii of
a n y of Mo prov(Hjon»t of thJa mc
Post Office To
MIonc On Friday
F r 'H » v , M e m o rial D a y , w ill Is
I of
"gteadily
increasing
Inqulr- o b a n v c .l l.y D m- Post O ffic e a ,
ear* lea and huslnee* mad* this ne- a h o la U y , am i a ll w indow s w ill
caaaary," M r. Richardson
com- h r . liisr-*! |..r ll.c
r n l ir r
ila j.
f, Mr. Coonolof the Ctovo-
LI .n ol
I
IM year a the ae|ie»t
hi«r> iN-eii f ' ’
pl jy tn L over 2,000 bo y» I mvi pm | " f (
tk lp a te d In the a 811"*"
I he tint.
frela that the leufftir h m»h ' of
Itn
oututandlnii
«I1 tuevetiieiitr ,
•iuce II tewrhea Rood f(mrti.iiiuriabiii and piuvIdtN w hoifiiiii ir t a .
erclat
bf.myMti
III th r (filial, ii iftimiri uf Ml'
tiiiya Jiavr i l n r l n ( i o |
into pro 1
1 11
fcNktonal pjtiyerr
A ' tin- end of l * ou,<"*
each MMttiii m (ii« n»t if Riven th r J
11 Jl ■
wlfiner*
f h e rhainpMtfolii(i Riaioe \
(J
ha* b**en p b y e d •' the Municipal
U*H P m k fi t llie
punt H u h
hn' f1'
ye a rs.
1
*"*'1
Tie* lineup
uf I hi
SeimnioleN I »lt •'t ■■*who
ill eppoNr tlie » ttil uiuuimcii I P>»h i >
afl i t i f * , is mm follow t
11 11 1 1
McNa h , 2b
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M cTm nr, i
I Th .
N e w io n if.
i ui*«r loPk bi
the
if f'ii Mi-
llu*p
wad,
the
■ho
the
tker,
Who
city
■yed
i
I im.m
rule
u i 11mg toll ......... ..
S lim i , |. c l i> fin t cm lung on .1 ,1 o h : In (rum w.inm l l r i l i ' h
.1 t u f o u r l l o i
m
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-.............lin n ..r III. .mix' I""* '
iiio l o.i 11 1•iii oik i ii i Mi
1in i i i i ui j i i I. Pul el i h e ir *41li *
\
• I.' iim I m i *. brink f o e ll.illA
(,. i ■ o 11" Hod si IL<% ve ^ tri diiy,
TIckel> to the Rariit f i mIo . , ontl
the public hi* bv rn urRetl to pin
chate « ticket and m . i Im - ^uni.
Pi lie* will t# if I a uii 1■• Mir
W y a who Mill th r dion I t;•ki I ,
it hae h r m minoum eif
yibJe io bri'om r
that
Ni'Uiots Arc ( 'liiirjtctlI'
Willi l/Ojininjc Anil1
Murrmt injr Permit Ii
imijf", it boy* I ra m Jim m Im I hv
japlitin S mmi Minhlt a, vt ill i n n (
* 11> t h a team M-lit Ird h i . . 1 >*•
i
Other
i.j violated
in the lin t
ver be in
tu 1ln nnnurtl
pmc>
' ) m<m
■ « rrd by th r Mon» ( T i l
I1I 1N-
P o s ln iB ' 1' r it J . H o lly attid to
day
Ho m i vices w ill It- r r q a lr i d «>t
r l l h r r r il y r f . r u r a l c a r rie rs on
th a t day. M a il w ill bo dUpoU-ht -,1
trom the o ffic e
aa
on
other
W A S H IN G T O N , May *»— W - d aya, how ever. S p e c ia l d r liv h iy
The Seuata appeared and sent to and perish ab le m a ile r w ill h*
«* wwu
today .Admlnl^ d olh rvrsd as u su a l.
d esig nated
Measure Permitting
Ship Seizure Passed
R t * lir e d
R a il
S u sp e n d
M e n
M e e t in g n
Ar il* 11Ics of Dll- locsl rliaf.tcV
„f Do- N mD o o b I A -- .c l* D o ll of
H > -'ii" I IEuiI n snl E m p lo ye r* wero
- . 1 - 1-. iiili-.l fro m iuiw u n til O c t
* ot « h im tin g In id (i-s ti-rrla y a t
ti..- < il> I I h II. J
I
M s m ric k ,
. . u ln ry of ,h » lir r m iis s t io n said
I h i- o io riu n g , tn g iv e I F r m sm Is-r-- tim r lo , o r»n ' t ir ir v a c a llo llK a n ir d K ru p p w ill act aa s*cr r t . r r o f tha o rg u in sa lio n u n til
M i ll a n ir k k rrtu ru * u l tha and
of th* ■ u n n iirr trout 'w lif o r q U ,
w hen- h r w ill spend bln v a cat ion*.
M c o i I h t s pledged th e ir su p p o rt
lo Ih r o rg a n is a tio n a t th r a o ra iIng a ia l rsp rx sso d D -c w ish U m V
llu - t lu b , w ill g row . N r . lla a t -'
rick w ild. I c b U r s o f thank*
to ha w r t llm
to th a
,
t®
\
�state. I t ia ana of the largest
cell* to data.
SlgPtNGTi
*A 'Break dawn • of theeounly
ST. AUGUSTINE," Mar M (Bp«lel)—A call for 1400*F1or.
IdIan*—1210 white* and 1M n»
i r c n - w u Issued- Wadaecday bj
Adi. Oen. Vivian Col Una state se
lective service director to fill Um
month a year ago, and with the total lo*i for the flrat
quarter, of 1941 at approximately 1118,373,000, It la Inter
esting to note what all this means to the productive if*
fort of the'nation.
It ia pointed out that the total: value of property de
stroyed during the first four months of this year ia equi
valent to the coat of 76 "ugly duckling" cargo ahipaj which
•.
sate U Adyeswe ;
Lhfa country la building In a desperate attempt to keep
the supply lines open to Great Britain:' If -tha prlaOnt fate
of loaaea ia continued for the remainder of the year, the
.-T
12-month total will equal almost a third of a billion dol
lars, sufficient money to build 226 cargo ships having a
total tonnage of nearly two million tons.
lVhen Um flf® losses are Interpreted in terms of our
defense program, then we realize hpw serious it is to per
mit this destructive force to continue, and with this rea
lization it should bo tbe duty of everyone to contribute in
some manner towards preventing fires which are eating
Into the nation’s economy at this critical time.
< Ucw. easy it is to assist In the prevention of fires
may be seen from tho fact (hat nearly one-sixth-of tiro
tosses are caused by the careless use of matches and the
smoking of cigarettes, cigars, and pipes. This is one cause
of destruction about which the'general public can very
deflntely do eomethlng. By keeping "matches In a Mfe
place, by being sure that a lighted cigar or cigarette'la
completely put out before be]ng'thrown"awsy, by not leav
ing burning cigars, cigarettes or pipes on pieces of furni
JB L & V E B S B r o f t TODAY ture, are some of the ways by which Mr. and Mrs. averSALVATION;
nfqa* with thy
M S and thalt
PTt that Ood.
greatest mimber 252; Hlllshc rough
U aecond with 111. and Dotal
county (Jacksonville) ia third
-with i n .
'
Seminole will aend Jour white*
plfrem y
lof. aiery
If thou thalt
mouth the Lord
believe In’ thin*
hath raised him
wqnt to me themalways.
Ti •
Ki wWtt r
CreamofRajefCleansingOrpm
IMMORTAL CONFLH
. (From n * Luum )
pa lift a tons
Couri
7^*Li0>»Z50
prevention,
' ■,
Crtam Delight Night Cream
■’
‘1.00-’2.00
Rfiuge J50 Lipstick W -’hOO
Rost Lotion 75<>’1.7i
Tact PowdfrW-y.OQ
An Attempted Spucem-flay
Not that it Is to )>o taken seriously, but the proposal
by Representative Croft, of- Lafayette County, a harbor,
to levy a 20 porccnt sales tax on razor blades and a five
percent tax on razora indicates how simple-minded some tb« tod compost. A heavy nod of
■Tata with four or f|va Inche*
representatives seem to think the public is.
toll a r t removed by plowHo says he wants tho revenue to go for old age pen of
ins or spading. The sod. la then
sions, of course. Tho revenue from every now tax seems piled In laytre with animal man
to bo wanted for old age pensions these days. That makes ure or chemical* between the
layer* of tod. Such a
It sound no much nicer than Juat coming out and saying different
ahould bo turned
In
that It la wanted for mora political job-holders and for cotnpoat
abput three or four w otkt and
those who let their vote be influenced by how much money should be ryady for uaa In ala
or dlght week* time, depending
they can grab.
on w ea|her conditions.
1 But could It bo possible that Barber Croft wants to somewhat
to il makes
This
makr* excellent potting aoil
■‘encourage1’ more men to get their shaves in barber shops nnd
I* sultabls for send beds and
where they can be charged whatever price in sot by tho ns n top ilrru ln g for lawns. For
Pow State Barber Board? Perish th i. thought I Barber (hou who do not ears to go to
the troubls to make ’ a comps)
Croft simply wants to give mora money to elderly Florl* pH".
mold obUlnsd from lbs
dians who are already receiving larger pensions than the w<'<i(!sleaf
or well decompoaad muck
elderly citizens of any other Southeastern State and will ran bo used. If muck Is used it
water, everywhere, but get these further Increased throdgh Ooyertior Hollands te well to have Its reaction 'tast
o p ’from tho sklea.
taco track tax bill Which will add comparatively little to ed before use. Many mucks ‘are
th e ,ta x burdens of the gqpenil. pu&kt '.** A v 4 - S iiV t& W Ji
f i iThe entire LegikMtirw In thesevfoht-day» of tho »«*- on fa vs ruble rrs^Uen Of ths bolt
alon had better be careful that it doesn’t put itself In tbu On Iff# S)Uirr hand nome ' mucks
dlnlinrkly alkaline ■in j-raeposition that Representative Croft has platted himself by are
tion. Those if used on a«|d lov
his attempted squeeze-play on the map who' shaves him ing plants such as s u ls a s may
self. It isn’t that sgsy. to fool the public.—Tampa Times. rhangs ihs 'snil reaction 'enough
Ame. Now we can wear, Ins.n
M daya Instead of one before
ling out tho darning needle.
Boils And
------- W)------ -
lebool ia out and now ths
idren will hava ths whole
m e r to get reeled up for an-
H alf R oM m s
starting June 4
a wisfofft&’sxsK h
Iks stores part of'T h u rsd ay aft
eervo th e auntmar hollda;
Mr.
Ghtchel pointed out that
|] ben
-------eftla of tlw chai
ds to would
be partlyyhulllfh_-T nit aturea
failed ty^cloee Wednesday,
"
If the boundary between states
la tha middle of a stream ,' It
doe* not change when tha chan
nel la shifted by tha work* of
ernoon preparing for thstr two
biggest buslnsss day*, Friday and
Saturday.
Calling on all business** to ob-
thrre mala consUtuenl*. Ths
richer the soil the less these clc-
ix a /g a s
Mliaag la known as 44-1. F ir
whoee chief attraction W
fcH&Ha«o
formula MBtalnlng
» higher percentage of nitrogen
pay ala or eight percent 'might
pe hatter, Tha' name result ran
(n enuta unfavorable condition K aecompUahed by using tho
!*^-B
fertiliser
plus some extra
—
- - ------(Wire
isels ' as
an nitrate Wf
Fertilizers For The Garden
nitrogen such
of amts 1
w solfala ctl. ammonia. As to
tha * mount* to us*, this wUl dalhan formerly. One objection li
Pte*4- on that fertility of your
the use of meautes (hat luva
aolL If your sol! Is fairly rich,
not rotted if th o ' danger of
that ta dark colored with eonald-.
bringing weed seeds. Into tho
stable organic mattsr a 4-B-tl
garden with tha manure. Anoth
farJtlUar used a t tha rata of
er objection when used near
in# one-half pounds par 1001
the house la tha odor unless It
K »V * f«M will’ ha ample. If
Is watt Incorporated Into the
management of a . raovli
in Johannesburg rectlvpi
■y R. W. RUPRICHT
’shockj of hts Ufa when Ihft
"A garden Is diflntd as n
lailta began to 1cry during rich cultivated spot or tract of
m ktat'of a comedy re*L Po* land. Thus ths definition antphaglMi one of tha two cf
what might be called fundamen
t a l In having a garden, namely
a rich soil. The other fundamen
tal. la water, plant* of water.
W ater ia really tha moat Im
portant for you can hava a gar
den of sort* In poor soil If pun
have plenty of water, but you
•annot have a flower garden
worthy of the name, no matter
how rich your sol] may ho If
f w do not have an adMaata
water supply.
"A s many of our flowtra are
gpli*
tho great ‘do*
iur sop la light colored with
; »«**,
NMn,
F jn M
"A second excellent source of
organ lo nutter "te compost. This
can bo made from almost any
arganle matter, . dSMoieliy diecarded plant* and • Utter parts,
weeds, grass and- grass cutting*,
muck ood p*aL leaves, etc. No
organic materia] la dbeardad or
thrown away b y -th o goad gardinar. LIvteg In ' el tie* It la not
always possible to hava a com
post pits, h o t where avar po*alkie and foe the best Inter
ests of tha garden a ' compost
ahould ho kept- Th# advanof utlog compost Is that
a
9 t organic rootthis amount should
“It la Impossible to give de-
[tlte amounts, that will apply to
tpared before plant
and build It tii
ts your garden *1
‘Haring built' up
that
E materials
yeu have, organ1--------H
are teaming, md W a r t e and
la a coadlttoa a; ho • of almost
ter when •ralnfgll I s usually de Immediate UM t i tha ptenta.
a aompoat pile
ficient It behooves all who are
it s
a ? A a t U 'i s ?
b.“5K..,W
ava liable pot
idM iu a n v o
“WE PILL ALL PRESCR
te
d wn w layer of
jMtertels, such
«d \I if W|L1*i
ri
�* *r
TUB SANFORD HERALD. BANFORD, FLORIDA
ocial A n d P ersonal Activities
3. LO U R IN E B E A L , Society E d ito r
Calendar
THtTSSDAl
The Townaend Club will meet
l 8.-00 P, M. in the Court
Ituae for Its regular meeting.
erpoTta of the convention held
unday In Daytona Beach wit)
i given,
F R ID A Y
The NdeV Howard Chapter of
he United Daughter* of the Con
federacy will meet a t the home
K Mr*. Claude Herndon, SOS
|fagnolla Avenue a t 3:80 P. M.
The Workers Council of the
firs t Baptist Church will meet
I t 6:30 P. M.
Supper will be
lerrrrf all thoee who have made
reservation*.
'
' MONDAY
t Circle* of th* Woman'* Society
if Christian Service
of
the
■ethodlat Church will meet a t
k:00 P. M. a t - the following
toiuea.
I Circle One, Mra. J. C. Da
rt*. E ll Magnolia Avenue,
i Circle Two, Mra. George Kar
len, Country Club Road.
Circle Three, Mr*. „M. Rllrlcktand. 446 Elliot Avenue.
L Circle Pour, Mr*. C. E. Meklarrow, 802 Palmetto Avenue.
Circle Five will meet at 8:00
f. M. at the home of Mrs. Har-
Telephoa* H it
Junior High Pupils
Offer School Gift
Member, of the eighth grade
of 8onfen) Junior High School,
ra. Roy Symea, Sr.,
____ W t^todejr. for• Cadillac, Mich.
who will receive their diplomat
____ m at
tomorrow morning
I10:00 wlare they will remain until after
punch
bowl j Joly 4.
______
o'clock, will piireaent
. . a_____
‘___
fb the achool a , a parting gift.
Tha bow] wae purchaeod with
Mr. and Mra. S. P. McCauley
the proceed* of a play which
l ‘ ", wa*
...
____________
, have
and Mrs. John _________
S. McCauley
given In the Junior High School relumed horn, after upending a
auditorium on Tueadajr evening b y : week at Daytona Beich.
the Little Theater, under the dl--------region of Mra. Bovd Coleman.
Mr.
M„ . Fr>nk tnilIe , nd
The pUy: “ Which Shall h e 1 Mn. W h it, Mr., E S. V.may
M any, had the following caat tnd M, „ Kathrlne Vemay .pent
. .
.,
..
, . j yeeterday at Daytona Beach.
Mra. Randolph (Annette Ab--------n m a ) a aweet faced .middle-aged, I Mra. Henry Brown and daugh* 0*nan- ,
,
. ter, Jane, left this morning for
KUine fAnne Lovell), a natural Camilla tie. wnere they were
beauty who added to her love)I»v thof Mra.
F rie n d s of M rs, V e rn T . Rob*
inaon w ill tw> g b d to leern that
Rhe is convcilruclng at her home
on W e al F irM H t r r r t fo llow ing
An operation in the F lo rid a H an.
ita rlu m recently.
ild H»’*h
Sewing Maelon* will continue I"
he Woman'* Club for the Red
ffrasa from 0:00 A. M. until 11:30
It. M. With Mra. Jack Hall a*
Ipomor.
TUESDAY
[ Daughter* of Woelry Cl»*» of
he Methodlit Church will meet
it the annex <it 8:00 P. M. for
It* regular buxine,* and social
meeting. There will *l»o be •
*wrhlie elephant" wile. Mm, u.
|L Ratliff’s group will 1-c hoal-
Juniors And Seniors
Plan Banquet Tonight
The annual Junior-aenlor ban
Glrl Scouts will leave from the quet of tie students of Seminole
tUe House at 10:00 A. M. for High Rrhool will be held thi* ev
'RanUndo Springs and will returnening in the Pariah House begin
f a t 4:00 P. M. Bach girl Is asked ning at 7:30 o'clock.
Following the lanquet a dance
will be given in the Armory
from 10:00 o'clock until 2:00
o'clock. Tussey Branan and his
orchestra will furnish music for
th* dance, which is being spon
sored for the Phi Alpha Kappa
sorority.
fc
PLAY!
aCQOLI,
Mr*. M. I.. W rig h t and Mi«*
M a rth a W rig h t attended a shower
w hich wa* given on T u e sd a y eve n
in g In O rlando
fo r M i«» B e tty
A k in , w ho..- m arria e g w ill be an
event o f toninrriiw evening.
M ra. C . A Adanra. Mra. Mnrnn
Hudson and W , I.. H enley
.pent the day y e ste fiL iy at C y ires* G a rd e n s and W in te r H u v .
Mra. W, I ,
H e n le y, regent
of the H a ille H a rriso n C h a p te r
of the D aughter* of the A m e r.
lean R evolution -attended a Im ar.l
m eeting of the D. A . H. w hich
w as held ye sterday at H ave n H o
tel In W in te r H ave n .
Mrs. Karl Nordgren and daugh
ter, Loulae, left this morning for
Camp Rtandlng where they will
be joined by Mr. Nordgren to go
to Waahlngtoa, D. C.. and PhlUnlct|41*a P a .,v w h e ra t h e e W ill-v isit
O keN ordgren,
brother.
ia p p t
Mr. Nordgren' *
_______
b ib t h d a y
W .B. Ballard
Mrs. Arlce Banks
NEW ARRIVALS
SEERSUCKER!
Tb* smart, practical,
coal summer favorite
for play toga. I piece
and I piece style* • •
Stripes and smart
floral pattern*. Spun
t a r * ns, sharks kina
and Franck Cre pea,
too. 13 to 10,
w h it e :
Whita Sharkskin. Alry-Mesh. or Califor
nia Shooral Smart
atylos, now t h i s
week. 0 to 17. !> to
30, 8« to 441
Margaret Myers Is
Swimming Party is
Honored With Party
Complimenting Ml,* M irirtr.1
S nn lan d n S p rin g * w » i the acenr
Myers, who plan, to leave noon yeateritav o f no a ll-d a y sw im lor Orlando to make her future I m in e p arty nn.l picnic of thr
ho ire, Mia, Marjorie Jone, en aenior rU s * of Sem ino le H ig h
tertained laat evening at her home School. S w im m in g and dancing '
on Geneva Avenue with a party.
W en- enjoyed .h n u i/h n u t the d ay I
Marigold,, blue delphinium, tin- w ith the picnic lunch being s c r - 1 *
nias and other garden flower* t t d nt the noon hour.
.1
formed the floral decoration,, tm .
Those* attending were:
phaaiiing a color theme of gold
M isses Ruth An d erson , M n‘ tb*«
and blue. Mis* Myers received B frtle s o n , J n 11n Mac Rnm l E ile e n '
many lovely gifta, which were Bratrtr. M argaret B o lly , M ildred r
wktilen about the rooma.
F ra m e s
B ry a n t, O liv e , 1
Game, and dancing were en A w a it,
m a n , A u .m m I r r in u m . Jane 11
joyed throughout the evening CC ho ap
ch in nr. lb tv f ilb e r t * Frm n
after which refreahmenta were
aerved by Mra. done* to the fol Ooudney M nrv, E m e ric k , L u c ille n
C a r ell, O w endnlyii Ifa y e s. F lit *
lowing:
Miaa Myera. gueat of honor, tfoeth Hnwke. M arv A lic e l l u n t r i. °
Mlaa Joyce Steele, Mlaa Jean H ar C a th e rin e H u rt, E v e ly n J im in n . J
per, Mil, Ruth Stenatrom, Miaa D o ro tl v K a d ir , M u riel K n o x, B e - ^
Lola Salcher, Mlaa Evelyn Re bocca l e r , MaVy Lodge, E lle n I *
burn, Mlaa - Marjorie Jonea and M eriw eth er, S a m F r a n c is M ilte r,| |
L a u ie ttc Min«hew.
C a ro l
Jean .
Judith Jonea.
Report Is Made On
Sponsoring: Picture
M em bers o f the Ju n io r W o
m an's C lu b
th is
m orn in g a n
nounced that the aum o f |IS had
Ir e n realise d fro m t ie
recent
p ictu re ahow, “ Th e D e v il and Miaa
Ja n ra ." w hich w a , ,p o n ,o re d by
the club.
T h r ticket a alra com m ittee w as
conipnard of M r*. K . J . N rlao n ,
J r . Mr*. Joh n M ille r nn.l Miaa
C h ris tin e S lo u d rn m ire .
P a rt of
the proceed* w ill h r u * n l in the
n ork of the .Serrlnnle C o u n ty D e r m » r C o u n cil, and the rc*t w ill go
tn w n n l other w orthy project* of
the club.
Girl Scouts Give
Play At Meeting:
T h e G ir l Scout*, under the d i
rection o f M is* Irene H in to n ,
presented a p ro gram ut the m eet
ing of the C iv ic D epartm ent of
t i e W om an a C lu b w hich was field
ye sterday
beginn in g
nt
12: 31}
o clock in the club lio u -e on O ak
Avenue.
/" v
T h re e unit* of llie S ro rift, un
der thp letdershl)* of l.nun-M c
Dutton, M ary Amt M'ltelchel and
E llia h e lh P ile , entertained
the
assem b ly w ith a "to y o rrh e a tra'1
and a p lav w hich wa* w ritten
-In verse
by
la u r c lle
Dutton.
T h o se ta k in g p art in the p la y
w ere:
N a n cy Thom ason. R a lly K a te
W illia m s , M a ry K ill* !e t h C a rv e r,
H etty Jo B ro ck, Daphne C o n n e lly,
D orothy C ru m le y , N a n cy Jo G o n se le t,
E v e ly n
M athew s,
M a ry
l l r l r n Tew . Jo a n S w in g le , Jan e
C la p m a n .
Ju n e
Rose
Dutton,
TW tl/ Je a n Cop eland, N a n cy K llta ,
S h ir le y M oreland, F ia n c e s Cobb
and Roberta E v a n s.
Hostesses fo r the a f f a ir were
Mra. It, E . T r u e , and M rs. It M
ila ll. F o llo w in g luncheon and the
program me miter* of the eluli
spent the rem ain der of the after
noon aewlng for the Red C io —
Sales Tax Is
Proposed To
Pay Pension
C O ATS-BAG S
servin', nursing, dntHtmn, itlmg
cleik, personnel woik.
o rg a n iza tio n
>
ritiirn «.h .i> .
o f denendrtit'*
t m ilit a r y
«.|y, p o lire exprr
SLAYER WILL DIE
R IN G G O L D , lo t . May -J»
C it a ile - ('nirtes, escaiw d
M isso u ri ............. .. cun vie ted
of
first degree mutpiei in the -h iy Ing o f n G em gin h ighw ay p a
tro lm an . w It- -eliteneed todnr to
die in tin elect* It* .h a il F iid a v .
Ju n e 1 t
it
Riot /
a leutty
•A IN T I T
YOURSELF
-ENAMEL
•- .. . G- ■
person
a -k e d to wiirn
g niore to 1 Jjii*
t- . . \ .n im e n t of
rim I the State
«ipnm g
i|ue«, mnnun «■
Iho
will
d r-
lie
on e 11H of .111«-r . ii n t if u ' ion and
Ih c I
m l S ia le *
of F t......la
Sanford Electric
Contracting: Co.
I
l
I OX
II M il-lit
M agnolia
HIND’S HONEY
AND ALMOND
CREAM
25c CARTERS LIVER HILLS
4lie CASTORIA....................
25c BLAC K DRAUGHT......
50c PHILLIPS MAGNESIA
30c LYSOL
50c (.ROVE ( HILL TONIC’
$1.25 PETROL AGAR
rA c
25c B (’ POWDER-
LISTERINE
75c VALUE
FOR ONLY
(LIM IT
l
EACH!
Fountain Syringe or
Hot Water Bottle
Friday and Saturday
Double Program
T<*l*v vnu tan ]'tn (hit G T
v*nil lilt famr.t tratr.l in-a(rrl
Gnitrtl t lriiru lbtili Unit
wave g o t
iQ i THE
7.r)0 VALUE
FOR ONLY
ill-Wnowing
Fa ch
frMv|.
“
y
29
isse«t S m it lm io
w ith the col
V ii' lm liii bn* >» n* ia
m il
•16-1**ii-*• hiyh'wnv l i1«
« "Mi |*b I f
0 i ml h ig h w ay m il
ft» »*i\
1 hr I Mini try It *
lit • lllio l.i I
north ^ rtitli t ! iiii* f o iiiiro'iit.il
v
tom
BELMONT
nr Kilter around plarea .r ilin g
liquor or other intoxicating d rin k s
Representative Johnson. Lake
county, who Introduced it, M id the
bill was supported by school
teachers, ParenUTeacher Asso
ciation*, and other organ isatio n*
interested in child welfare.
It provides tha fin* er imrtaonment for any person who
nowlngly allows children in
liquor placet. It now goes to
the Senate.
Tha House approved, 70 to
IB, and tent to tie Senate a
blanks.
bill sponsored by Governor Hol
land to broaden the intangible tax
law, which coven money, stocks,
bond*, mortgages *nd other evldencaa of indebtedness.
The
__ ____
till „la _______
designed to raise
about 13,000,000 o year for genoral State expense*.
To make
tho tax effective, the Governor
proposed tightening of collection
procedure and allotment of 26
percent of tho money to the coun
ties, to give county offtciels a new
Incentive to collect the tax.
I t levies >0 rente annually on
each 11000 of money end certif
icate* of deposit 81 annually on
each 11000 of stock* |3 payable
aaly once on each f 1000 of morigagas recorded after next Jan. 1.
and |1 n year on Florida owned
mortgages recorded before neat
Jon. 1.
The measure emend* the pres
ent intangible* tax law to
strMgtlMa asaoaamanta gad collec
tion machinery. I t doabba tb*
lag n t* aa money by requiring
taxee to the paid on fall valua
tion on Jan. 1 «f each year. Tin
r in u im r
Mt V lU M IIk
.^1ifrpv«r W* Itnrr*
I^ast lim es louay
u r a p h n . t r a f f ic ilir e rt m , I.......
•keepei, ty p ist,
nor
vice, teach er and m ifiiti.m
V o ca tio n s listed tm m m
check in c lu d e ;
S eam an, account n n \ <ut » ,ue*
. ha m e. lin k e r, boa- man. t .n p m te i. ch e m ist, c iv il t r y im e r . g in «m ith, la w ye r,
J ih iiiia t i.
mnp*
m aket, m o ld er, tiiotoiu \ clc di n c i ,
p h arm acist,
p lu m l» r
p u n ie r ,
fire m a n . *hect
m etal
w .u k e i,
M irifim n. telrgru p tn t
I \ p« «*•!ti»r#
iv p i^ l. v e te im n i>
, v
i shrel 'v rig lit,
Hgn languagrt
\fi NeDon poini.i mil hot
t occupation
civilian
registration
i«
iln»
asknl to rhn l itnoi important dutv ami ir<p nactlvities m <ilulitv now facing 'h#> Seminole
— t'lmnlv lh*frn*e (Vii'u t|. ami wr
jtv
a»e tier* ndifiK mi 4 \.i\n n . for
r o rce s
In* full rn-opiratio.i *
N ix . Dorothy P e n r* m . C iT n lilin c
P e tra s, E liz a b e th P ip p in , M a rrla \
P ro cto r, D im it) y H u n p r, (irn re i
R tb ree,
Bit h
Pugh.
(ie rtn u lc |
S m ith . M argare t S p en tef. f*corgia
B ts p le r, N e ll
Stew nrt,
F v e lv n I
S tile s . t 4*ely Hell S w a g g e rty, l t d - ! 1
one T a m m , N a ta lie T ru e . He tie \i
W o lh e ii. R et v W eM , Joyce A nn \
W hlddon.
K lifa t-H h
VV'Urhiim . t
M a ry W illia m * . Je ssie
Durden
•nd J anet fifty d
>
A No, V e rum A llm a n . Bruce
B o lt. (’hnrle*
lln iitb m y , E d w in f
B ia n n n , D irk Itr^wri, J r ., A ub urn j
B u r re ll,
f ’oben
H u rrtdl,
(Sites l
C h ap m a n , l l i i m l l C lau se , T u m m y]
Cob**. Ile rn a u 1 ( o II u k , J o ** D a vis,
C h e ste r D aniel * Jehu D unn, Fred
D y ann. Cicorge I- it k A W Ep ps,
Jr.. Jo ■>n F e n n e ll, M artm D e ig e r.
N nrm nn
Iln s tv
|hd> If ir k s o n J
Low ell1 1lo o t» ». Tu n y H uddleston, 1
D onald Jones, B iivin o m l K inter, j
Ja n ie * Keye*. I < 1 y | im p, H e n ry
fjovell. H ill V liiiim .lu rk M a 'titi.
Ja ck
M irris o n . A lle n N'ewinnn,
C h ris
Thfim iisori, B ill
V e n io n .l
E d w a rd W a lllu il. B illy W est. Cut
Ten W rig h t, Albert Z ir r u u e i. H a r
old I! ilderm on J i ( m irln e y S o d -I
E
r. gad Mra. W, A. K n tie ri of
ih saaee announce the birth of
itighter on Wednesday, May
a t Johnson's Sanitarium In
khaaot*. Mra. Krataert will
remembered at th* former
m rh they have I'Xpcrtcm
nr |
T h e re lire 1 -5 rtA*N one r«
Registration For w■in*etve
which they would p u t
»o r u iiia In the U nited Hint**.
in e ls e of locnj m m
e n e y. A m on g Mi.
Civilians To Be jilllion e* m rrg
listed a rc ;
Ambulance drivn, nlhietir ,nMonday, Tuesday \ struct
or, cook, w nifrr'*-. -*nci:d
BLADES
MURINE............
EXLAX ..............................
BAYER ASPIRIN
ALOPHEN PILLS
DRENE SHAMPOO...........
MENNENSSKIN BRAC ER
AM0LIN CREAM..............
IPANA TOOTH PASTE ...
MENNENS TALCUM........
T IS S U E S
A S P IR IN
2 U n itie s o f
100 Tablets
PO W DER
STUFFED TOMATO
With CHICKEN SALAD
SAI.TINES, ICED TEA
We Serve Special lireakfasl”
no E bk — T w o StripH I Inrun — lirili*
pll> — Hull tro d
Ton.it
nnd
Lot fro
50c MENNENS Shaving Cream 39c
OUc 1SKUMO SEL1ZLU............... 49c
25c FEENAM1NT....................... 19c
81,00 1U0N1ZED YEAST........ 79c
50c UNGUENTINE.....................43c
$1.25 CREOMULSION.......... $1.08
40c LISTERINE Tooth P a ste .... 33c
LK EPSOM SALTS.......................9c
100 HINKLES TABLETS_____ 9c
PT. MINERAL OIL.................27c
V
�TH E gA TfrO k b HERALD, SA N roR D . S u m o .
fonlllM qf
U i M r,
Clifton llama: ell, Jero o Heary
Cooper, Vivian Wbaaten, Jaee-
m
tbg churchy
end. Mm. lin k In p native
-ntuajty and received her ad.
m « t Beiale Tift College,
tib a* , n-v. and Mm. lin k
(no boys, Marlow and A h
Md ope daughter, Dorothy
oq* Ihue* present a t the
tkm wage: Mra. Jim Btaley,
Bob Murphy, Mra. C. T.
At, Mies Derothy NI black,
tod Mra. C. R. donta, Mm.
JSerdon gad Aan. Mr. and
T. L.-Lingo. Mies 8parks
Lingo, Mr. T. W. Lswlop.
a D. Tripp, Miss Vo||U
. Mra. Jim Owens. Mm. H.
cflowan, Mrs. A. D. Met-
. B, Jones,
beautifully!
Mea'a Bible Class of the
e Beptiet Church entertained
djea Bible Clast with a flab
* » « » * thoaa
NT UlU outing wenti Mr.
ft. w , P . Btins, Mrs. Albert
ef Washington, D. c.. Mr.
Im. WY T. Walker, J, B.
Rev, ff. if. Link, Rev. 1.
Sline Godwin. Lillian Jacubeln.
Jug year: Mrs. C. T. Nibtack,
hml-Jeitt; Mrs. W. t„ Carter,
rlm t vice-president; Mrs. C. H.
Lee. aeennd vice president; Mrs.
J. If. Sisley, treasurer; Mrs. R. It,
Murphy, reconling
secretary;
Mrs. T, W. l-ewlcn, corresponding
Secretary ;Mrs. II. 0 . Sir 1th, parllamentarisn; Mrs. It, F. Cooper,
third vice-president.
Those enjoying this sffulr were:
Mm. James Wilson, Mm. A. D.
Covington, Mrs. Dreun Burnett,
Mra. T , L, Lingo. Mrs. Bub Mur
phy, Charles Munthy, Mrs. C. T.
Nlbisrk, Mrs. J. W. Martin, l l n .
O. 0. Wolcott, Mm. It. F. Ccoper,
Mra. Frank T sllott, Mrs. A. II.
Hunt, Mrs. Ben Wsinrlght, Mm.
W. H, Gore, Mrs. W. S. Wlllla,
Mra. Jim Owens, Mrs. J. II. Jones,
Jr., Mrs. Jim Staley, Mrs. It, G.
Smith, Mm. C. 8. Kuntmlllcr and
Mm. Sammy U ng.
Tha Tenth Grille bod u lovely
cUfe parly nt Hantsmlii Springs.
They ways chaperoned by Mm.
Don Caraway. Mr*. It. F. Coop,
er, and Mr. am) Mrs. Ned Yanrry.
Those enjoying tho party were;
Bobby Parker, Arthur Mrlcalf,
uy A o n P a g e F o o d s
tmrun Murphy. • Thelma ■ Lew,
Jacqueline Kasell, Blanche Dude,
Manila Caraway, and Penny
Mllehem.
»
Ucmbera nf tha eifhUi trade
hail a delightful time m Iheir
rlaaa party at Banlmdo Springs.
They were chaperoned by Mia*
l.<-N Ituddell and Mr autd Mm.
Ned Yancey. Those enjoying Ihl*
were; Lucille King, Xsl fieri no
Aulln, Chaitoun BtaiVey, Shirley
Morgan, Jane Kla ley, Inc* Smith.
Jack King, Leg Abell, Teddy Kim
ble, O a t lee Aulln, Leon Ollff.
and Jack Maltoim.
Mre. Joe Beialey, J r , and her
Home Jtoonoiric Girls had a lore,
ly faihlon ahow Friday a t the
achocl auditorium. Thaac taking
part were Jackie Kaeell, Margie
McClelland, Marjorie Wllkeraoa,
Shirley Morgan, Joeephlan God*
win, f.urilla King, Sharon Mor
phy, Nellla Bedentaugb, Martha
Cartway. Thelma Lee, and Kath
erine Aulln.
The In ter mod lata G. A.'B met
at the home af Elmore Benton
Tuetdey with the following pm*
rnt; Lucille King, Katharine Au
lln, Elnore Benton, Mre. Bill
tlenton, and Mm. J. B. Jones, Jr.
The Intermediate G. A.'a met
The Inlermedlete 0, A.'a met at
the Oviedo
Baptist
Chimb
Wednesday. After I he meeting
they visited Mm. A. M. Stewart
and Mr. W. ft. Young, who
have been confined to I heir homo
because cf sickness. . Those, pres
ent were Lucilla King, Charlotte
Hensley, Katharine Aulln, Kt*
n c ra ' Bonlon, VotHa Tripp, £ 11*abeth Parnell, Batty Bradley,
(ando was In pviedo S a tu rd u rto
attend the party given by Mra,
It. F. Wheeler lo announce bog
dauubter's engagement to Mr.
John Wealey Evans at Chicago,
iroatlewea oa m a s at a-1
CRYSTAL
WHERE CUSTOMERS SEND THEIR FRIENQ3
-^ (jA U T Y DEPARTMENT -
- ECONC
E-CvO -N O M Y
G enuine S p rin g L am b
4-15 3-4 oz. can s 25c
AlUi P a g e S alad DRESSING qt. j a r 25c
WaiSM:=&: ffi
14c
BACON
ru n ic (LVKr i nnrrs.j
8 H O U L D E II3 ......lb.
I ' s s s l r r S I - 1*
ib i
po n k
jfi. 15c
.es.C3cdross.
.
i SsMWtaM PICNICS.................
lb. 21c
The Eighth Grads graduation
exercises will Uka place Thum!, sdfifljrfleld Sliced BACON........... lb. 35c day
at the school auditorium, tha
Hrv. B. M. Tuhy officiating. Those
, flath’sfiUcad Bacon SQUARES
lb. ISc reeelvlng diplomas will be Lucilla
and Jack King.
lb..23c King
Tho graduation eiereltea will
place Friday night -.at the
lb. 27c take
seliool auditorium, lire H*v. i Monrke Book, of Orlando dallvarlag
Round STEAK*
lb. 39c tho
main address.
no. 2 cans lttc
tors,.... Jb.
.............. dozen 15c
I
iitc u
M.........Jb. Rtfi
Y OLEOlb. 12c
jT J W
*
i
fwLoMf PIN
dlow ojr Green
................. head 9c
I........................doz.17c
EAS........2 lbs. 15c
jES.................... ca.23c
S Ibar Me
MM l.t a
<p*nt
4se en T an
lb, 23c
a vs a irm e n
COLD C U T6L-...Jb. 17c
m n s lrg is v
uacow
C ottage C H E E S E lb. 17c
4 U MRiV u u
12 h e
CUTLE?I§LV*f.-..Ib.
STEW
PRIMROSE........lb. ITc
- i :
SA U SA G E..... J b .
1
r r u o a a iM t
LARD
flmo, BACON___lb, 16c
PlK L IV E R ......2 Ibu. 24c
: 5.V • t ’ANCy W tjwEfeN MEATS
VEGETABLES
(o. 1 POTATOES
..... 10 lbs, 17c
WlnwdpJEatln* APPLES 4 lbs. 25c
Tender String BJEANS..........lb. 5c
B-E-E-F
C L U B O R R IB BTBAK8
..... ...................~~
R U M P. C H U C K O B S H O U L D E R R O A ST
R IB A N D .B R IS K E T S T E W — ...... .......... -...!
R O U N D flT E A K . . . . . . . .....
M
l OLIVES.— .6 3-4 oz. jars 2 9 0
Anh Pftgft Grape JffeLLY_1-lb. jar* 15c
f l a k e s . . 25c
FRI.-8AT. SPECIALS
-«
HAM BURGER ....- I5c
N EC K BO N ES ..,...4by 6c
3*e
L-I-T-T-L-E P-leG P-O-B-K
HAMS.................lb. ITe /SASPpJ0"" <*
SHOULDERS....Jb, 14c
......
SIDES
1^0m m \ w .
Members of Mr, R,- F, Caaper'a
Humlay schorl class sftjeyed'an p a 1
cream pqrty a t Hwaatwetar Park
Tuesday n ig h t.. Those i-enjoying
ibis ijsrty worst , Mr. vend Mra.
Ned Yaneey. M r.'and MM..Fining
Harris, Mr. Mid Mrs. Mil top Cota,
Mr. and Mrs. TbcOdom Aulkt,
J r - Mias Marian BoulUsn, Mr.
■me 'Mm. J. P. Cox, Mr. aiid Mra.
Cobner and utham.- 4.
Mr. and Mm. Oeagfti Caraway
an j daughter, Annie, pinAtmirv;
hi
YKLI.OW
^
1
t3 ff
, -es
j
sq u a sh ......
si Its. 1 0 c
'PEAS............. 3
14c
mtvuiii
u n r i :«
tiH jt it:
* -> f i t w
■* ' ’ '
KNKIII PLBIIIIIA
lh
f **
W
S * M
k t
x
LETTUCE...... 21bis
M
3bri*i,r-'Talki
'KiUhcfl-tmtcd'
10 Urn. 46:
8T0K EC V TOMATO
i ^
r ,isas
sa u sa g e'
>t M EAT..—......
ISftSiWii.
uau
t.
H -T O N G U E
.1 ntpituta
L u ^ v
h e w h ite r srita'M
Joneph U ta h a n
DELM ONTE DURA
�\
V
ly w D A f .y r ^ y u
T H E
SAN FO RD. H »H A LD ,
A t tea»t e ig h t to tn t hour* of
re s tfu l sleep should be taken* be
H«a mviyo
Vi
•
9
’
j
I
»
•
.
A t the recent annual dinner
of the American Dookaaltara’
Association held a t Waahlngton,
EL C.. Waco ant Halifax dtlivered
Winston ChurthllTa meaaagw to
the American Bookaellerx:
• “Yolir calling l i e 'been well
described aa a'm ig h ty power -of
spirit In word. Thla power haa
been taken away from many na
tion* by ta Naxl tyrants. Not
easily will It be taken from the
English-speaking
people* who
ftom writer* living and dead
gather courage and ccma'.ancy to
strengthen ue In triala that we
must undergo.
“ When ' the tniptl* of nation*
can he cowed by the will of
one man, civilization la broken
Irreparably.
,
. “Yon wh
Strength of the N atl Yol limey
nation* are railed to graatneis fore the r x a m m a tk n .
are the virtue* bred by free
D r in k no ten, coffee, or u lr-'dom bt speech and writing.
holie d r i n l i for at k a » t fo rt y "A one-man atata b no atate; e ig h t hours p rio r to the exam
It la an enalaveraent of the aoul, ination.
the mind, the body of mankind.
C u t out sm oking or indulge
o brute will of Germany a v e ry m oderately fe r at least two
cling dictator haa exiled or im- days p rio r.
prlaonra the beat of h b writer*. I f p o ssib lr sta rt some form of
"Thl* remoraele** de»pote now re g u la r outdoor exercise at leaat
complain* agalm t free American one ntrnth in advance of reportwriter*. Their fault la that th a t
Tieni-rnl cleanliness, con serva
atand for a free way of life. It
la g Ufa that la death to meterofc tive clothes, n general rxuntmn
tyrant!. So be it ajw ao It will tlon by thr family doctor am i den
tist. snil honesty in an sw erin g
ImT •
‘ ?
the examiner's questions are u lliTwo U. S ,A rm y aviation medi Of
prej- iminatlon refn m um iid a.
cine experta, LL Col. Malcolm
C. Crow and Captain Harry G. lions n aiiu by the slithers
'Tan-Amerkatt Spanish'
by
Armstrong, tell. In “ l i t To rhr,
an Applelon-Century rolea** fpr Agnes Marie llrady Is annrvthiiig
June, how candidate* for Hying new in the way of self-teaching
training ahouW prepare tbenr- language look*. It, tra d e s Span
aelrea for tl.s phyaleal examIna- ish without requiring the render
lion. Here are a few tip* Picked to merooriie vocabularies, verb
a t random from the book:______ Conjugation*, or formal rules of
QUALITY I*.
MEATS
*' \ f f
(\
Milk FWT F lo w trf'
These fry e rs av erage 3 ^ pountls
each and a re really delicious.
Assorted COLD CUTS lb. 25e
Western BRISKET 2 lbs. 25c
RADY REEF CHUCK
ROAST . . . . . lb. 1 9 c
- • - an economical roast, and n
good value.'
SWIFTS PREMIUM“cillICK
Y ELLOW IUCE AND
CHICKEN
(urroz con |iolioJ. NNhilt* it is lrut*
th a t It re ta ils for
per pound,
a dim e’s w orth is nil you need to
m ake n big j>ot of this delicacy.
I1, fl. We have I ho recipe as made
in th e fam ous LAS N uV EIIA SES,
R cstu u ran t In Tantpa.
— l-'orrest (inlchel
FRESH FLORIDA GRADE A MEDIUM
ROAST...... lb. 2 7 c
Top-grade m eat, w ith th e sign
of approval.
* • EVERY EGG GUARANTEED
GENUINE SPRING LAM!)
(tOOD TASTE
SHOULDER CH O PS.... .................... lb. 23c
SHOULD ER ROAST......................... lb. 1HC
LEG ........-........... .5V, lb. ave.
p er lb. 2Vc
PILLSBU RY ’S BEST
Western PORK CHOPS lb. 25c
Rath’s Sliced BACON lb. 35c
Skinless WIENERS
lb. 19c
Breakfast BACON....... lb. 27c
FR E E ! P in t—XVIth purchase of cjl.
'*
ru t
Sweetheart Soap c ^ irT a u
...lb.
5c
Cocktail
2 canH 25c
4 bars...........SPyASI1
lbs. 18c
P A R -T -P A K
T u*
_
* ' *TM » : M #
^
-V
i(f».
^ im. ^
r SPIN|COH
2 ({c
2 for 31c 2 for 1.4c String* Beans lb. 5c
a u iu
K tK u
ftftX/T.... 2 pkgs. 5c ^ E A S . . lb. 6c Cuban Pineapple
No. 2*4 can
19
Distributors Of
SNOW DRIFT
Lacto - Dextrin 89
l-Ib. 19c
B
........
89.
JCABA
ni hns m
3-lbs. 49c
SAVITA
65
Ballard’s Obelisk
ZO-Fig Bran 25c
it
BAW TOHR
* T PA G E F IV E
EM M gpA
(he Issue of Ills Suit and His
Espousal to Ills Ijidy-Lora.’’ She
say* the pictures look to be not
Taler than 1K30L
lo n td r.
tvdwnid Ellsberg
ranie Intetcsted in tlie subject of
Us new Duvrt “raplsiti I’uul,’
when hr was a student at Annap
olis and lock part in the dedica
tion of the lomh of John 1’mil
Jon's. lie lias been gathering
malt-rial on the subject evet since,
and finally got it off h i» chest.
S
(E d ito rial In The Son ford Ho raid.
May 20)
«Th« price o f Spanish S affron, used
to cotor and flnvrir fancy roHs and
buna, ra id from S1H to $l!i n pound,
and in still Impossible to obtain."
Wo m ight add th a t it is alstf used I”
color and flavor the fam ous Spanish
1
Grand Admiral Reeder
*"
A’arning the United State* to stay
tut of the war, Grand Admiral Erich
carder, commander of the Gcrmap
Navy, in an interview granted to
Japanese newsmen declared that
lonvoying ltrilish materials would
loiutituls nn "open war act." He
llio scored the U. H patrol system
aa "agffrclsive.f
i lu m m iir. Tin***? n r*• D uly « few
• » (hf j,»y« of iiaiiih U. So that
Mu- «tuil*iit
w ill
iv a l I'too*
Aim iu’iin I InNtif m hi« ^panliJi,
|
Mi h<Iy htM mu lulled inch
’ him?* i»« HM-nio* like th is uno fo r
a
rin liult]jidu«,
im
deviled
■ I ’m v it
*im<hd
ralaJna
m ill iiliN r tin- mi hid) tot, j i ml cook
l ° f 111,4 fi lliilt r ,
lihifiM *vu h I k o F .
^
i k Mil -[ ii tukm u 11h *alt
hihI i hdi' itiiwdrt.
( iirambaf
11 Ml; hit mi In t\
vtitir M im hii i in msr in t Im nmun*
H um or at l)m s ta -lm ip , it w ill
Im- \ vmi 11 yotii while I . le n d n
«*'»py nl A
I I r ill | lek
i id J illi
( imk
h r i |tiitif
\ Mill
J I miimo in
ih I'a ii ’ Nvjiii h Ntill h.- |iiih lis lif d
J im r J 7 I oaky
iim i U ,
|>|««tnr
1 1in k t , le aky jmjh vi, xim11 the count*
h
ol"n I itu i« a iitr - w hich the
Nvinl'T months I m mi: m n p r a r llr a lly .di he ri |in iirr | hy yi li with
-h r nn| of this, bini i.
The to o li
J’lr I M m tifiala iieeifril for the Vn*
nan* ir p m i jidi> i n a ll lislo d and
•h N c n U d »o tln il i Non l ho m ilk owl m m tl' tii can do Heine p ru tly
kr»*Oil f m iiu 111» at a n m in iu m of
cunt.
K li/a iit lh t nt bolt donn ib n in
"Out at the S u h lh -o Hom e a
l-lllili N
NItif|| nho "Hfil tak hv ah
MJVNi*t| It! iteik 4 1 Nxlon 'h o \ ls|U ‘t|
hi r f r loin I M in , l l t i i i - n i (lip age
uf nine,
Hho o m M ii i lo m e rriw r
thl- tklit- unn in Mr* Itm tin nha re<
for Ti ll to 11 a h Mini|dy " t ho haok.14
She leoalln it u- ""n fniiyt and i» l.
e iiln ir Mijfu
l l i o ntlvei day,
TiHNNovor, a I 'In la iio l|ilim honk co lh rtn f io id iflK " fla t al the Hulliii-r-i
llo n io
iv ro ^m ro tl “ the
bind* in line f hi* i *dloot ion nnd
(tucked i l nfl In M ims ( o ilu T t wh"
’ t i i t^vovf Iho lit e in iv k) oh-1« i*f hi^
nfi' NNiu n > lie opened it
II roll*
►
of two im l i n e |rie lin »a <n
evi y |inj*o nniH i e a filu m - fo im m g
I mp Mfily text, a f to iiin iie i of fite
com ic xdlijip lith d “Th e Advon
lUli'H Iff Ml
I llki -1i mil t Hd I in k ,
"Wherein A i t 1h illy Set h i n t t h e
( “i o- «t",
< h a u l in *,
<'ft la linin'*,
t hrckx, C h H K rh a iu ct *. mid t ir
cm n g jia tlo n a hy W tiioh llin t 'm n t .
We w ill a ll l>e looking forw ard
*n A u g u st oflth and to the p u b lic a
tion o f -S ch o o l F o r E te rn ity .' by
H a r ry lle rv e y , the book that hss
sustHuse,
adventure,
realisticlove, ch a ta i-li-r developm ent, sex,
exrttem ent, style , hom icide, ami
worse,
Nn novel w ith in rece ir
y v a is , m 11It tile possible exception
of '"Im perial C it y * by E lm e i r lir r.
I n mid the sweep and li'i-n d tii of
'T o I iomI Cot E t e r n it y '; unit Mr
ttie i-s hnrkm ound w h s a single
r ily , w hile M a n y lle rv e y iiik .s
the w o iid The settin g l« itr the
tr. pies tin t ttndel, presided osi-r
i y the im ie ilih le Count t il-g b ir .
but in "School
Fo r
E te rn ity 1
you It il l-,i n-scl of Chin..... W ar
I.rrd s , tin- foul a lle y s ,,1 Mnr
setlI* s,
tin-tea m in g
tieo rg in
sws 1 p i, of win t i n M ail lid , ,i f -i
eertuin
T ils -ta n
In m iisei , ol
wive i, ot liar jots, of men of a c
tion. and men who lu e liv their
Wits
A ll who h n ic lend
!|e -V e \ " T h e lls m n . l I * -n I
C i v un i
‘‘E th an Quest
w ill
ni, .o u s le
aw a it M « p u ld icaln m - f Ins new.
A n il hi*ri-V im o ih rr cm ifiim H
I ion of thr
Im t tlmf
t iming:
iv r n lf l rns| lim n -Imdaw-v ln f m r
Ih rn i
Ot n ln iu «l Srvo*a I inntilh dix’M O ir lr u t i- 11tibIi.bh*:,d it hit"I
CfifMlird
11m l iv in g Vim il, 'M I'
Im U;
l% tH
H«*,rmu
HUNTING
for
r
M o re
BUSINESS
L o w o it
E v o ry d .iy
Pricos
q u a n tity
iis itv to
rights
P rice s
Good
Thru
M ay
31
T i n Rendy, rr***th ICillod, Hrfn* Df*- m d
A Ordi rim m AssoTlmor i
COLD MEATS
>b
Sliced Sv.m
o* G» ou«d
Coiiom fb
19c BROILEHS 3
(L g® .
M o rro ll'i
S izo
P rid®
f*nry Shod BraaMti!
m od
each
lix o
95
39c)
HADDOCK
>0
COOMSM
ll>
HA f l ■ "/; lit Vvllow ldl
B fic o r j
S n a p p er lb 23c
: .. v .i lt'-ttm
C roak ers 3 •>»29
rin-
I kI ■ti fi t ii - V i li I I flJil
tim rj
*I* lit
%V11h A d o l f I III Irt ■* V" III Hi V nn
S a u a a g * lb 19c
M**oly Hkb t lim it
C hops
lb
3 Sc
T vndoi Slls t** Si'ii-**-.I
H am
lb
29c
FRIDAY
In tin- Everglade* Muckhind I It r»-e crops a tu-unoii
from Sepl. 1 to May 1
Must fertile land in IJ.
Dili lied, diked and pumjicd.
Ready for (he plow. No
rot kn, rut trees, level. Many
priHliti'l.s profituhly raised.
GiMid Irurk road (a K. It.
and m arket neurby. K ru
toi 110.00 |ver acre. D rain
age pumping ni ?■' l)<> per
Bcrj. NVril«- or visit
Sliuwnno Plantation
Relic Glade,
ROASTING CHICKENS (
FRYERS
WESSON
w afers
box
' ? ,L
13c
Pt 21c
RUMFORD
Florida
«bip Was Attended, Bliowiitir AUoI
TETLFYS
A m a z in g S p e c ia l
V* lb 2 3 c
M ATCH ES
FLOUR
m gB
5 lbs. 25c
• W j, ^
,l b -8 *
^
V A LU A B LE COUPONS
IN EV ER Y SACK
SC0TT~ TISSUE
3 rolls..........
19c
WALDORF
3 rolls..........
12c
Scott Towels
10c
Towel Holders 25c
TOFFEES
p^fl
3 i......2 1 c
2 3 c
^ K W M td
C^LTa
■ s ■,
K e llo g g 's C o rn F la k e s
MIRACLE WHI?
0532
. Pint
Sw oot
LGR. FIRM ICEIffvRG
C o rn
R ootling
Factory *.<t 5 tu. 2 5
Edit
I'yjli* f’lfiy ji i m
J u l c n 2 no 711 I S c
Sioknly ji T' i" il »
J a l c a 3 no 101 2 5 c
Ronommy 01 H -y•li
ntck^lr Luacimi i t)«(***if
P « a c h * a n \ l Z '/2
Mu:*elfrn»i ■ Apfda
Sauc® 2 joj 15c
Dog Too-1
P a id
r.jryij**
2
i *» i
19c
Laidp Al".* C»i iijtiialod
le a p
Iff iy Ah' *
F la k —
nm nov
W *r
>*•
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1 7 it c
19c
J a lc e
PO TA TOES
rWd B it ..
F-L-A-K-E-S
2 em. 17c lieu 22c
19c
J n lc o
a »i
17c
Ctcmtrur. V Y " w
F o la fo e s 5 ‘- 13c I q w u h 3 a- 10c
Extra L a i,j .
U w o i u 3 i«
10c
Sfiobr-il
C q u IlU o w t m I f
•
6 Ibi 1 5 c
at
Florida Ga lH O i n
Taney Flu iu iu
C v k o s
5 t- 10 c
C alifo rn ia
* r " " i a i o u p — 10
Sland afd G i
PoiDiifif Bicmd-T
can
nuW9 FLORIDA
TO W EL9
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f *06 lia P j
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Ocala, 5-1, 1-5
~.
BdAdl
JO
ib to n IMtclii'H a
Hit Game For Vic
tory In Opener Am
IjOi'mIn Fluid Well
A’DoiaousaaKKtwwni
eKoncy Until Out
Pair Of Doubles
xm $
Table^Sepljr’s Earnem;f
Aaeortmmt Of Col
Pimlento Loaf —
Ham * Cheoao —
Pickle 4 Pimlcnto
Mu m atm rto*r>
Mice — near w amc*
tfAAuftOHCMlf
m e a r amotm, ■win rw t
fame Defense Burn
A f t e r Dluputeri
Umpire'll Declulon
Sliced. Rindleas BACON
Loin or Club from
Western Beef
A t Ho s t a *
Ga. Slab Bacon lb. tf\/2f Pork L IV E R -
4 a a. MioosnwMiMf
i tiouma. ucrai
«M**4
Skinless Weiners ....lb. |$ c Golmar OLEQ,.
FOR YOUR
SUNDAY
DINNER
OVIEDO
ANGEL'S
EAT SHACK
tod Avwts* ja il ott 01
1,*«inha>dt
fllat mnl aoviiltd
f i i * /VS////4
outhern
BREAD,/® C A K E
/ » / . ' f(> C O N l'V N ft
<) >t</ t \ o f tom if
V Iit l i | ihy ittnal tnr ytttir utn«»V l» In bus \W«
i INI lead lit itawr Idea*, 1'h* IvaLvra til Soutiisrit
Ittb ttivad ami HedUt Ail tVtbd haw vmitliiualltf
M in hstlsr ifiialtty ami bdltsr |ta«k«Ain|> Loom
tmmvy.Mttlm idtat. .
Mr*. II. J. Lanoy. of Apopka,
*M In Orlnlu Bat unlay lot attend
Mr*. II, K. Whrokt'a party.
W. M. WrlfKi has bam
allowed In atcal hum* and tk* dU.
pulod baaoumrtrr in »t*al aocnnd.
Johnnk
Jana* apsnt Wrdnaa.
After that Itml Innlns tho flan*
I‘ark v lilting Mm.
"old ttffrnt* mi.I ilrfrii.r MRan I <*■*
Oral* am m l tan In Iho alilh Run* Jbn.k, Mr. Ikn Jonc* and
nit an a im ilouhlr and olnato livvotly Ann Jrnoa. *
while Hanluid u"i <>n* In lh» fifth I Mr. Carlton Jotor, J r . of
Uiwnakaro, N. C.
Ik. din
Mi a walk anil l«n alnslaa.
ner s u m ! of Mr. and Mrs. Tkad
MIIHT IIAMK
. Lo* Llnfti Monday.
OCAI.A
Mra. rtlllp Urakam, el
ah h o a , **r.
Rlmman* **
s o | a Indiana poll, hats boon vliltfnjt
M>». Urakam a motkar, Mr*, O.
0. McMatan and otkor relitlra*.
Tksy raturnod hum* Monday.
Mr. B. II. Brown, dlvlalon
Idiw'rk 3b ..
. 1 0 0 0 frolfht **?nt of float aard Air.
IVhlrn * ...
t i n t lla« Railway, JackaonvUlo ,waa In
M m tth
a 0 a t O rW . Monday.
flmiih p ... .
a n n *
Mr. C. J. Mundoe, dl. talon
ftvickl a n a l of Orlande wa* In
TOTAUH
II a IB T U»Into Monday.
HANKlRU
Tk* I jhIIo*' SaoMy of CkHalok h ■ a Un I rrtk a , of Ike Ovlodn MothUllk.pl* «
l o l l
rdi»i Charck are having a worklla’iln a n rf
l o a n Ijr atudy count, Tktjr Mot tkla
JuMko 3h
B I S * r t work at tk* koto* of Mrs.
M< llan.y If
3 I 0 0
W, Lawton with Mr*. Oitm
flirt o
t i l l [Ihimoit loading. Aftar Ik* MootUValkv Ik
3 t 16 tt l«« dolkkuo, rofreokaaoaU war*
Stwik if
i I I I ' W f tii Thooo proa*at m n i Mrs.
IWItmn. 3k
. 3 1 0 1 (toots* M am a, Mrs. Tkad to*
AaVon p _ . .
.3 1 0 1 U f * . Mrs. w. J. Last**. Mis.
I Tt. fluky, Mr*. A. K lloak.
TOTAlJt
...... i t ' t i t u
Oral*
.....
600 010 O t
flanf.id
..
M t l M X -»
R»na In w k in lt Jaatk* Mo*
Banov t O trt. UVolky. grtor*.
Irankardt t. Mmaaea*. OlUoaok,
Unrdman
Rasa hallod In U *
.alt*;*, Itootk, flohkrs, McBasoy.
tllrt. TV* W o k M k M* Hasty
t, flokttw, Jaatk*.
Tkm u n
kha, U V alkv,
Slaton baooa,
Ikfftan. tkoskW ptayt, Boatfc to
SPARE RIBS.. Ib. 12 ic Cured Haul*
Lard Compound lb* ] Q c
FRESH PORK SIDES lb. lOVfcc
PORK SHOULDERS lb. 12‘/,c
Hams & Backbone lb. 1 5 |» jC
9 1
TOBACCO
P ie C H E R R IE S c a n I 0 £
BLEACH
Calo DOG P00D„_.ean
BS*g">ood itt-i lb.cahs
fcolT O fe-’:’*
:.ib . i j i / ^
QUALITY
SQ. CAN
pkg .2 S < TOMATOES no. 2 can l t y
! cans
[PRESERVES....^-Ibe. 2 7 ^
•rrw asa a a t u r
cana 2 5 f DRAN0------------can If f ,
LaVatky; UUkoyts, 1Jaatk* t*
UValkv. loft an kaora. (kata
V Raafsrd k
lUraok ant. kf
malik L Aaktas fl. VM ptkkoa.
Aaktaa.
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AN IN D E P E N D E N T NEW SPAI'KK
VOLUME XXX Il
E nlabllahad l a 1M 8
SA N FO ltD . FLORIDA,
THURSDAY.
MAY
29,
1911
M ember Associated l*r««
FOR A PERFECT
Southern College
Yearbook Issued;
Dedication Made
i \ Kr I S S U
mttUI M to b* offtr£<] it net
*fc* dl“ Cr**ry ° t carbonate bay.
\ r*E*4> **i drink B-t la now on
tfe market, Harry Thempooo,
—dlttribntor for the Central FI nrMo Beverage Co., DaLand, aatd
CAR W ASH ■ « r
M tv ;■'* I s e r i a l I
—-ll s* ' I !M I ' I n t i r i i i f i i r n , * * l-'l hi ■
bln
S M .ih i-r i i'nMi'ir*’ y n i f h o n k ,
n* *\x ’ ' i n •lifcf i i l n i t e d In
ills,
f*vi *iii ,c i IIh h h * ill j’lr Hi u ; ( h r
"T it v
nt
| ifi
(hr
|*i m t l | i i»f
• hi'
t m l . tif
Hi it irmlt iYii>|i- i*f
wm
d m u i p hi
il.iv irn (h« tarn
|HI
I intti .it inn
f l hi' HMiiinl win*
In Mi l Aft A l tlitii' .1
M im ir
nf
A t l a n t a . h Iim litu% iriv#• 11 ( h r f i r - I
( r 'I n every eeven-ounca bottle
il?
hMnded la a minimum
* 1 M. I M M i a n l Unite 'o f
Bl (thiamin) known to fco on eaoonUol factor
• a? * n inoijy. and In calm
S Md ,w- ’
Wr-
cup
Th— -
i Tblo all-important riUmln ha.
■«*rf M . mrft drlr.k
*,»**-.Wl f j w alone, la win.
»•"« Uwuaande. B-I’« rich Carer
I* Im lf a double etit—eomblninf
u "« of lemon with the Mdry’*
llmo f l a w loved by >Oun( and
fUtltfylnjr—y*t not too
Vawoet. he added.
‘ Hodical dtacoverlee about Vi
tamin B-l have made thla aubetance known lo everyona. Yet,
though er err one know* about It,
It la aald that the average huwVian diet ta more lacking In VIIdmln B-t than In any Mbar
dietary conatltuent eeaentlal to
health and wall-being.
Everyone la familiar with the
avmptoma that a B-l deficiency
mpften eauaea—cucb aa nervoua-
J t ST PIIO N Ii 11121
y. h . i :n (; l is ii
<d LK SIORVICE
ST \T IO N
( nnirf I iihl S(, A French Af*
Being chipped
a n d amphibia!
vitamin
Florida Troops At Camp Blanding
Complete Half Of Year’s Training
(created tp add!
swn,r .,%
la tha
growth In
are
k
of helping
vitamin in
W e‘11 mxlxr jrwr cif *U*n, (potfetll
•i»—mid (Hit ft iptrkl* in toft finiil
t o o . N n h i f i h f t n i p i o f c l c i n * n u t ei
J u k f ! i u i (he dirt nil • m l t h i n # *f uj
l > m * in loiltjri
22****
poor
hpUaUta, Mr. Thom
peon•***atatad.
Tha now drink,' B*1 la tha di
rect n au lt of a doctor'! itudy.
* (par Imen ting pr
muta for Urn hi
min B-l 1a tha
Tft Ona Important
fa min B-l, It la
promotion of . am
children. For M
rent* will ha Ini
beverage a t a m
al .i r n l l r e r i h u p r l pi • 1:1 am
T il l .t|;t s imitllllll*
?*■i fit W u it u ik .
buy
VVr t,
id
I*« «I tlir 11 iik „ I hi v o l
lh Hihlii k.
K ihiiy-hiM il. t m
i h o im • m .i i w
Hi t t m id
l*t
h 11 \k i »ln• Is*
fin »ilt i
m il i m
V’ i n hli* t
u :»
t i l t Ill'll 11 - - ■ ft * f i 11 In ' .'I v t
nil
I h r Y*J I
nnti H. i t
I i |41Hi r . l III t hr h r . i it' \ *i i I hill
roC A W T U N D IN C J, May *9^(Speetal)-Florld* boy* . t Camp
Blanding, who were formerly
National Guardamcn. are com
pleting their lU th month at thi*
huge training center—with only
•la more month* to go under
prevent plana.
Thee* men were literally raw
racnilta when they came to Camp
Blandirw laat December follow-
S m s P to s is
(it
and
M III "I
rii i r
tiitUh
I up
liittli* ,
I'Kfirt-iil i .ilft l
Im n
r
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iiin r(h t>«. Hum hr a.
lilt*
Ml
l( Hr|*“f
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tll|; .tl* it- Vi '.M r HUH |i|! ill l| 1MbI
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In fidk tlliri* Utl- IM t ,i fin*' 111.tb' ■' 11(1 I ('•' h\
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f iK - htixx to Ink. «KitiMiids by h|| m i i U (hi i*n
I In* omki -U m t i - .u
‘i lit i a and lo n d iiy the iommitiifl to], for 1* up* in kmox hotx l< piff I'M| I llld frljoxv Mildll'l I a*iHg mill ifll'H tlM 1
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him | «*(minifnt.
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found • lit-n o ii r* Thi l l o i ida lad* h i i f
| for him K id 11tv In fiuiki* a tough , the only xxx^1 |o p r i l r i j t ooj
fin I foihli. r, In th^nMlung
tiw rilit-* ib r 1i I u iu U m i * to d r ill
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THESE DEALERS
TI
BRING B-l TO
SANFORD
vi.i. t i ik - k i>i : \ i .i ;u s
IIKINC It-1 TO
SANFORD
Bill’s Package Store
' . P in t SiiBat
Carroll’s Service Station
„K. P»rk Art.
Iximinilliil tV A ik Ii t s o h
The Chateau }
City Drug Co.
WINS THOUSANDS W ITH
IT'S M O R E THAN
D E L I C I OUS
IT'S
Duke’s flace.
Sanloi'd Fish K. (
B LICIOUS
Lwtey’s Drug Store
plaoooereeyb
i.l ,X .n .i i i I. im I
Xu
San ford Counlr\ Club
SI mi (lei imire's (inicnv
ag In town** with everybody who
meant hit. But that'e **l all. TkU
■hi V i. Brief body*« m .lin c about
•• • re are full of etoeioo about lie
•n twt*onalton«l unite of Vitamin
MW bovoengo. Here'a a drink th at
M yaw ona drink Ik and know It
M . too, wtB my ith "more than
i (id XV. Ninth
Sunoco Service Station
J. Thomas (ii oct ry
.’.llh
t'.v|ircnH
Touch ton Druj; Store
ASK FOB
Triple S. (groceteria
117 K. Kirnl HI.
The Bus Station
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w frfry A T .
hay
s tt i m
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THfa SA N FO R D H ERA LD , SANFORD, FLORIDA
Clyde-Mallory Lines Will Provide
Threi Sailings To New York WMkly S C O T T S lS C R ^P jB Q Q IC
v j ;i
(Special). — Announcement has
been made ty tie Clyde-Mallory
Lines that the yame reduced fares
'laced In effect laat Fall will be
is'ti
continued throughout the Summer
month*. TTwm rates lower then
in former mesons, will be effect[vr. throughout the summer »n<l
F*n unii! Dee. 31, carrying limit
of 80 dsy*, or ■ longer limit of
hine months st .tightly higher
cost.
For the first time hi severs]
jwsr*. the company will .provide
three sailings each week between
[ts Florida ports and Near. York
City, these consisting of the T.
8. S. Shawnee from Jacksonville
each Wednesday at dtOO V. M.
In (TPres* service, with arrival
In New York Friday a t, I S 00
noon; alto the S. 8. Cherokee
leaving Jacksonville on Friday*
at 6:00 P. M. with arrival at
New York 7.00 A. M. Monday,
and the 8. 8. .Seminole each Bunday at 5:00 P. M. with arrival at
New W k 7:00 A. MI Wednes
day. Doth the fberokee sad Sem
inole make a call at Charleston.
A wide variety of accommodn.
tlon* I* available on all steamera, including many rooma with
private toilet—shewer bath and
private toilet-—and stUl. others
with twin or double tad with tub
and shower bath anti private
tojtel.
T h t lower farrs are made ef
fective for tl s benefit of Florida
nation* contemplating visits to
New York City and Net( Eng
land rilirt and reaerte, and will
qLA H D S.
BUT* o H L Y ,
A FEW AML
HARM FUU
< 0 MAM
P ussy
,
^ rlfr
& Glass Co.
, rr.tK rt.n v B aaa
l i r S n i t Park gee.
M IN T'STYIIN O
HIABQUARTIRS
m u s < a c He
T lr
-fA /fY o o E D
OH. A
^
Fo r m o s a n w omans
f a c e i s a s i q N s He
is
WINES - GINS
m a r r ie d
--- *
r.
.R A M S H A C K L E
R .U N S YC im
c a r
Lo w
A MALE.
R l w k E f 's
W IN ^ , oiilri
WHicH \(*\
all
EVALEEN’S
BEAUTY
SHOP
t i l l ( KI.KIIV tV R M F
V MAKE* ifj
, rtE U S U A L L y
qEA R
IH l
U CllLERFt.sk
>3 crtlRPlNi'.
• fiM E - B E C A U S E I f S O U N D S S o
win* win ap|wa| to many patron*
M u c H l o u d e r a n d m o r e . m a j e s YIc
In border states who during the
past summer* have used lhi>
steamer service in connection
with stopover at our wonderful
Jacksonville beaches.
Arrivals from New York at
Jacksonville will le: the T. S. 8. with nill at Jin kiunvillp J
Wh IiiivmIu/, |»mh «*«iling nt 4 (1
Shawnee each
* **
'
Monday;,
the 8. S
■• M thul llftfllliMlli hi tl,*,.,
aervirt* \%ith a im n l in NY* \
Knrfny ut n.mii. A i rival m \f,
t f l l i w s FlIttM l< \I I
TEI.KPIIUNi: 7 U
Its A Servel Gas Refrigerator
I
■ mi:
th«* 1
s
S
LIQUORS
• SS'sXK hill
BILL'S PACKAGE STORE
HE FlLE Ok
W ^EM A M A flV E .
IE.1
EMT r A L A F R IC A B u y s A
f L O M H iU - t rj \M L L
>• m illN D O X
T» S t s I M Co urt.
witrks . n »•
5PID E R & M
Have m
POISOM ^
HOUSL PA IN 1
Sanford PAint
By R.J. SCOTT
S h u t t l i n ' t-nv
Turndtay.
Thi’p** "rruiPr ’ shi|»h, with th«*i
lfc«wn N r* Ineetlaa' It the wsrle'a taughsat lank
• drimat lastly tested h(fee. delivery te the U. I
military ekpertt the “werld'e t u t
M lie king”, with firing newer heavier
MMMweee greeter then the Oerman tanka in
Mart end Oreeee, thle very Unk pictured abeve
m jjfd t W f " n*r eempleted In the U. » , with
■ M u S a M t a t e end gune, and reedy far front
JUlatA With. K. T, JtelleK (right) Preeident.
Chance for
bright idea
Chryeler Cdrperatlen, which made thle Drat Unk le
Ita new 130,000,060 areenal near Detroit, and Majar
Oanaral Charlie M. Weeeen, Chief ef Ordnance, U. g.
Army, leaking an, thle Unk, the firat af hundrede U
eome (1) aplaahed through a daap alrtirn, (I) fired
Ita eia gun.. Including 71mm. end 17mm. aennene
Intarmitlantly, (1 ) amaahad through a hauaa, and (t)
at t* mllaa par haur, enepped iff Ulephene pelga pa
If I h
i U
w a r .
m at s k
e lU L w
*
W
-
JekuTrodraag gad Mg d^w r-eM
bride, Eathrvn, era pictured efter
Utalr erraet U Lee Aegolee ta earn
nection with the alaying of Lae T.
Millar, 7E Police aey he wea beaten
U daeih ta hU Loe Angelee reeateg
T here’H only one reoaon why no many
people uae adverthting —. they haven t
found a cheaper way lo tlo w h al ndvertUJng doeai.
'
■Hweeai Itwee e f plckaU,
Navy end MeiiUme Comm
dent fn BeMend, CeL TT. 8.
APL ehlpyerd worken InU
And w hat It doc* in nave lim e
llwd'"Lr enough cu*lon,era to keep fAetorteii
nnd ntoren huwy.
com f« i ta h ir
a r i d m mtMlutmh'
uroml *phiN
mikI |fmv y»ii
Cittl lift* .lliu k r (tit* tu y a i'c ufl til)
broken
«*f \iiciilimi. fui
■nrf r elax a t n m
rii«»*'iijr«M» mu
e n jo y tin tic in if ami r«>nr«*it* w it f
exr< llrn t *hi|» •* o r r l i c i l in * ; n»0 v.
in g p i r t u i r * ni t h e unit hi ; «rui»«
c n t i i t a i n m t i i t n uih|
r x i n h a l u ti n i
drek piormniktifM m ih<* funity «m*«
•Ir.
I hr "rru ia«a
nl-«» p in
Vide on uMiattivi* ailn l i n k art
■wimnilnc | mm»I
NOTHING DOWN
The riyitc .Mulloiy l.mt* off,,
«|ao one of the most d-lluhtlu
■dd-tpUiraUlH: sh. rt, rruiM-s oik
I may enjoy, with sailing ,.f r S
8. Shawnee from Jueksons illi
each Mnhdsy for Miami, im itin,.
at that port Tuesda) niornlrie
The steamer sails fur Ihe return
trip, leaving Miami Tuesday
after nooa, with ut rival m Jar k
sonville Wednesday inoiiiing. thit*
ptovhling ,0 hours at sea
These cruises to Miami have
proven popular ami provide two
days and two nights of the rest,
ful luiury known only on orean
Imers, and Iresides, fur tush a slop.
oVer in Miami of Bix h'urRUIM for ■ Rwim in thr •u»f it
id 'll «
Sanford Gas Company
V O l/ h E A L W A Y S
There** n ch n n rr here for a brlgB l'ttU aD ul ll’g got to be m ighty good. Adverlining is.
----
Pk
The Sanford Herald
ClaesiHed AdvertisdlheMts
hair demand tor '
filTtLATiblf WANTED
BAlNT YOUR n a b before the
rain ateru. Pali line of n o t
paints. Bee Mill Implement Co.
wtyh Ifg eefeewHgwg—J
r t “S S
royal
‘ SOWN IS THE Cui*
V
K X s ' J (IK E HOST m
MOsJEv tin s
n o v e l CROWN
'*» The n e s t ro t.
/ f o v A7> / r i i s ? t,y
t E ven ts.-. tlo
r.r sr
7A9T(S SO
FIAT AN D
l Wtvsr vaas»<y
[31st Division To
Maneuver A h Unit
^ e i e j 0^
RvTVAL CKOWN COtA MAS WON
fiv, ikjt m s s uhoup tA»re —
Tesrs tJLJM IDAfT TO COAST
CAMP, ^LANDING. May 29
The Slat (I)lsir) Itivi-
~ (* )—
tN6 IT ALL. .
/WAYWHATS
M ISCELLA N EO U S
VIS MU . IW v i^
Okav But
get
THIS COCA f IT
J
Unhappy la U r lekeet rateance,
Fraaeee Btuta, coe af the feoaoee
k)trd-f ef the Uawfelg era. died
after plunging fram ’d Afth-Aoae
Mew te rk peetheme MMwtng a
Y e LL /H
A B O U T S O A t £ T H / A ‘G
O SA TW N H G
'MB LIGHTS *r
P ~ * ( r -i —
v » t | t ItO T T I IN f; I
M l t'K I.K in
oh, i
s tc /s o y o u
cyanr to
s ir
rt THC CkAJiK .* MOR£ (ICHM TIC1
— V r T s T ~ l KEEP
^ 'lH
I 'm
th o se
L IG H T /
on v
V\ I
Hy I*AUL ROBINSON
EX P CCT Me TO f a u o v tr2 ^
C H A IN S A N D If.V A C MV NEOC
JU S T S O 8 C Y CAN F K fix
IN THERE AN D S F C O N .*
®
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TlftN OUTTMBM U0 HTC
N KlEP'iM Our.'D on r TA
KNOW THSOES. A B tA O C O U T
lE s r in rue t o w n r o N io M r -
NO IN WHOS POUND
INt. ON THE O OO fZ f
Bur, DAD.*
NETTaeo
TOTEU.VOU
AlL12J6Hr.1
AU.RK3Hr.'
OUCH.?
't. Krlvinator, fine shape
BLAST
MATCHAI2.
THE LONE HANGER RIDES AGAIN!
m ir.Tonro.
ua*—/1
r*u
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One table at . d
Uniforms
SANFORD, FLORIDA
63& -T O M
BA 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
Slacks
AGAIN PRESENTS ITS ANNUAL
fall ICS-----e*-----Va UM.....
"
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?!
hy
■
« , 1.25 Value*...........98c
r i.7 9
Value*.......... 1.39
Uh 1.98 Value*-------LOO
2.95 Value*.__ ...2.49
£ tM Value*.........3.3U
Hen'* A Yount Men'*
Suits
|^i j Slack Suits
In Ilab I weight Sommer
mat*rial*
and Lighter
khade* tn medium weight
Ala* darker ahadti.
( t o , aoma with abort*, other*
K • with Ioniric*.
*
All wool material* too.
■sldercd year round aolta.
A n* t t * M
\ 1.98 Value*..... —1.09
K 2.98 Value*........ .2.40
p.' 8.98 Value*.........3-10
5:95 V alue*--------4.90
Sport Shirts
I .V
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 Pants
*
Cretonne — Chlntx
Tapestry
26c
29c
80c
49c
69c
69c
79c
89c
Value*....
Values—
Value*...
Value*...
Value*...
Values...
Value*....
Value*...
1.00 Values..
1.26 Value*..
1.60 Values.
1.96 Value*.
2.60 Valuts.
2.95 Value*
Curtains
* Pajamas *
" Men’s * Boy’s
Swim Trunks
Mad* h r "Waldon" Mad.
raa print*, Broadcloth
and allk malaria*.
Wool. Lasts*, and Wool
and I a n * / M ixture, 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
Sport Coats
Brigham-Hop-
Tana, Blu**, Oroona and
Oray* In solid* and pattarn*, ' alia* SI to 44
n*»o*l
wolght
Value*.
' faluc*
Men’* A Young Men's
Slacks
& & & ,JSSa
and tm iM i. cool Bum.
mar mat*rial* that can
b* readilyvwaabtd or Dry
Claanad.
Garments
1,00
1.19
158
158
1.49
159
159
159
156
Value*..—.... ,94c
Value**— J.09
Value*..... —1.19
Valufji— - 1 5 0
Valuta.------ 150
Valuta____.1.46
Value*.------ 156
Value*.— -1.76
Velpe*------- 154
Values
ValuPH
Value*
Value*
rotor
.
'i
. «* £ . ■* wt*1
"ic
it
.00 Value*...*.....
.95 Value*----- -
.... 2.98
One lot of ttilk
Ladle* *
• Luggage
...... 98c
1.79
Comforts
Wool filled taffeta covarnl ill colon pailal ami
dark (hade*.
Va uea__
Ve uea..,.
Value*....
Uniforms
Very Special..........6.95
Remnants
Worth up In fl.oo
Very Special.
One npccial rack
children's
Blankets
Special ............... 4.96
Dresses
~
Beach Wear
Bathing Suita ■
Va uea.......... 8
1.25 Value*........ ..0
1.95 Value*......-.1.1
Children's
Dresses
Wash Goods
Special
One group UdM 4
Children's
1,00
One Special Table of
40c Value*............ 44c
69c Value*— ....... 59e
79c Value*............ 69e
80c Value*—------ .74c
1.00 Value*.—.....58c
iS
’W a r f
1.96 Velueemr.....1.79
All Wool Kahkt colored
full alto blankot with
•earn. Extra heavy and
good.
One
table
of ladiea
Underwear ‘
Children'e
Underwear
Cotton
, s'1m SI Vi 'V'*
Materials
r
49c Values.— - —
59c Value*____ —
69c Value*______
1.00 Value*.---- J
155 Value*------1.95 Value*-......1
10c
86c
29c
85c
39c
49c
69c
691
Value*.....
Value*.....
Valoee..—
Value*——
Value*.....
Value*.—
Valjiee
Value*!....
Cannon' Towels
16e Value*— — Ute
19* V a t o i L - - - M e
Costume
Jewelry
Children's
Hats
Cloao out yaloa to 1.16
Special
House Goats
Children's
Sox
26c Value*.—
35c Value*.—
89c Value*— ..
Elisabetb
Ladies
'»vw— ' '
►
A
Underwear
Gloves
26c Values
39c Values
59c Value*
Wklta tad Solid Cq'ora-
Bed Spreads
— 1.98
Ladies" Silk
pantlaa.
nftnlly - Batlala
Muallna flaxen -
Sheets
Value* to | U I
alipa - gown* - pa}*
Dresses
89c Value*— ,-...25c
89c Values............84c
49c Value*........... 44c
59c Values........... 62c
69c Value*............62c
89e Value*............79c
LOO Value*........... 88c
LBS Values........ 1.10
LOB Values.........1.79
8.56 Values......... 859
2.95 Value*.......-8.69
858 Value*.-......859
4.06 Value*------5.40
6.96 Value*.........659
9.96 Value*«t*(*»4«M8.98
Dresses
Close out—
Pillow Cases
Draperies
All color* and
aha par)
aUo Bed Pillow*.
Embroldarod Towtla —
Pillow C*m »—Lunch* on
Bata—Taa Napkin* and
Bata.
Ladies
UDJ/T Cannon
Fancy
79c Values...
1,25 Values.
1.95 Value*.
2.50 Value*.
2.05 Value*.
5.95 Value*.
Foundation
One rack ot
uea... ........ VQC
UCH .......1*29
y e uea . —...L79
V* uea. ......1.98
V* uea ......259
Va uea ......3.59
Cord me*h in *11
combination*
A W aharhxkte, all wool
flaanola aad gabardine*,
fin* aaiaaUoo at color*
and pattern*- Walat *U*a
from rr to 60.
Underwear
Itt
its
B9e Value*........
Fancy Linens
Men’* & Young Men's
Gossard
Scrim — Organdie* and
Bwiaa,
Prtacilla, Crii*
Croaa and Tailored ftylea
Pillows
Men’s
i05B.
ue*.....
ue*__
uea.....
uea..—.1
Sale Starts Tomorrow and Will Continue Through Saturday* June 7th
“
1.00 Valuts--------89c
155 Value*...........98c
1.95 Value*____ 1.69
fh»
?
Arden
& Negligees
�S anford la T he
ir Ce
Florida C ity A ffording Rail, H ighw ay
A nd W ater T ra n sp o rta tio n
AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPBK
SANFORD,
FLO R ID A .
FRIDAY*
9
SI AY
30,
M em ber A ssociated Prena
1W1
Some Relief East Indies
From Drought Get Warning
Is In Sight
From Japan
O ^ . B t o t o . Admirals
Appropriations F o r
Old A |t Pensions
4 g o i n g Considered
j i ^
£ iob^yET
i
V ; t «J M ap p a r. with U w f rapidly eipandlng Navy, President
T W S a n a , by a yet* of 41 to Roosevelt baa elevated these three captain* to the rank of rear a<Jruird w n to consider a 1 ■diraL' They are (L to r.) Randall Jacob*. S. Edward* and John
a
I gross receipts tap. backed 3 . McCain.
un m b . ,
f . Commander of Malawi
to ,prat Ida welfare funds.
Tha Banato finance qaaiiaUta*
taraad dawn a. wkala series of
aaw tax propeenla, af tor Senator
AVHUakar f t Tampa d ad a n d
•■ la c o m m o n otraat tolk that
all. yon h ito 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 ilH anu,W oIfe A. F. L. Continues
Share. Honors At Picketing Despite
G unC lub’s Meet Roosevelt’s P lea
High Scores Turned Settlement Of Ship
In /F o r Divisions yard Strike Said
Far Off By Agent
Of
L Fire
* r * At Mstch
* *«
n r aeseetatrO. »•«—
’ RoyW lllleip*. and 7**Por WfIf*
shot a to t cqt af a fxssttile S00 , A, F. L. machlnlita maintained
their picket Mate about ‘#hn
Printlaco ehlpyxrdl yetterdfiy
Capita ' President , Roosevelt's
f l * tof an »<t IS ’a trV ii. # f t£
Tangb Wear- the Betel Mayfair to Mira
from a Senate eotnmltte*
hewer* to arte division, while fa r resumption of With, and a
ir high stores were mad* on declaration from tha A> K. L.’»
executive council that the *trik*
B match.' .
thould be called oft Immediately.
• Standard
American
targets
However, an (nertoalng num
w an vied In tha C lan A match. ber of workman In ather A. F.
The More* a r t aa follows:
•I. crafts was reported going
through H»e picket. line*, anil
N am e'
‘ Beet Slow
Match Jack
Reynold*, member of the
Alameda County A. F. L. build
ing and Construction
Trade*
Council, aald "I think
i . Cowait
17
nil ba back very toon "
D. V enw y.
ai
Oa tha other band, two alrike
C. Shaffer •
00
leader* Mid an their return to
1 Webb •
as
San. Francisco- afte r' appearing
J. ■Howard •
14
before the Senate defenie inves
t| ••
*
In tha. CUie B match, Police tigation committee that tbvy
would not recommend a return
ML" target* were uaed
to work. *’
“That la ontiraly un to Ui*
boy*,” Mid E. F. DiJIlon, bustn*M agent far tha A. F. L ma
chinists.
Harry llaek, another bu*lnea*
agent far tka A. F. L. union,
M M i; "Tha «ttd gf 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
On tha rifle rant* a t to yard* Settato
aa’hrvMUgaHon com«*«• were an fedema. W. J. mlitM -fafm
would wTl(« aach striker
ashing . h|m to N f, *y»«i ot
ukathar ba w a. prepared
sa w aw e
arrow, H
n r AnM,hi>* rw «i
Light, scattered thunder*! owe re
will affotd wire rt-llrf today or
tomorrow to the (weltering southeait, but “It will l>e of 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 elimiiutc two iiiklit 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.
(An act nf June lit, 1020,
would provide the vehicle for
■uch prealdrntial
action.
The
law authoriiea the Kedrral Pow
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 irrve the public
interest “during the continuance
of any war in which the lln iln i
Rtate* i* engngeil, or whenever
the commission determine* that
an emergency exist* hy reason
of a sudden increaae In the de
mand for 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 ll few vnonth*.
A, shortage threat
in
Pic
greatest Industrial nrra of (lie
world’s greatest oil iinsduring
nation was cau*ed liv dlerrmnu
of BO oil tanker* from domestic
service to shuttle aetvlre (or
transhipment of ml to Ilillsm
Veterans’ Graves
Are Honored Today
In observance of Memorial Day
a committee of members frqm tin
Camptell-Losslng Post of tin
American legion, the
legion
Auxiliary and the Sons of the Lr
glon placed flags and flowers on
the grave* of the deceaaeil v r i.
erans of the World War »t imorning, Mr*. F. IE. Kourmlla!.
said today.
Flowers were alao placed on thr
glares of the Gold Star Mothrr*
and other members of the Ausillary a t 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
the I-eglon at the ceremony.
to ’ ratnm to work. Commiue*
Jack RuBsell Is
Honored At Florida
America’ h Theme Of
nation Exercises At Geneva
Jack C. Ruaaell, Sanford resi
dent who ia now atudylng for hi*
PX D. degree in Tallahassee, will
be initiated tomorrow into the
University of Florida rh ap ttr of
Pbl Kappa Itai. national honorary
and H . L
i , & ? .& * * * *
Power Emergency Is
Still Facing Areas;*
Southeastern Loop
Cuts Night Games
Eubanks,
•>«» »*»
■ebolaatk fraUrnlty.
Mr, Ruaaall will be one of tight
inluaUa. Others are
George S. Davis, Jr., Leesburg;
George T. Gunt*.-, Tempt i Ruaaall il, McIntosh, Lake Worth;
School band children from tha KaUbre and graduata
S s .m r t r r
'(Ibar M. Benton, (Irand
N. 1).; Han* Hammond*,
rfc and Clifford T. Paten
rrilu T Pa.______________
N UM BER 2 J I
!J. rjii1
Matsuoka States Na
tio n May Have To
/Reconsider P o lic y
'.Toward
South Seas
t
--------•[TOKYO, May 30.—UP)—Foreign
ilaier Yosuie Matsuoka, rrixfuing Japan * adtarene* to the
lln-itome-Tokyo pact, today
hovciicd khc might have to reCOniblri her ‘'peaceful policy ’ toW*'.l the South Seas.
, Informed quarters Interpreted
this as u direct warning to the
Netherlands East Indies, in view
nf ihe rurrrnl deadlock In eco
nomic talks.
Matsuolm intimated two situa
tion* tn which Japan might rt>
Mrt tu fence to i-aln her end*—
ntlluir of jieeceful penetration In
file South Sea*, or failure tn f i r
ry out nhllgfltioni under the trlfhrtiie pact
•( French official* nrcusrd Brl
loin last night on rontlnulnif her
attack* mi Frrncl colonial po*■r*'i‘.n*, despite u formal French
^mti*t ^nd the vice nremlrr, Ad
miral Dnrlnn, laid Ihe responsi
bility fui the European war al
London s door.
| The French **ld Ihe latest at
tack hy (he HrllUh was made on
h rallinad •talnm of the importHit Syrian town of Homs, where
I^xe native no* killed ns a Blen
heim pilot dropped fni,i bombs
On In* oMectlve
Vichy hnd
lodged
wlih the
Unit'd Stale* depsrtmeni of stale
for lb-livery In London n protest
agsm-l Ihe III it,-h iuinhlng uf
Rfa* Tuui*ia
.'(An II.A F
communique Inst
night ndmiiliit llrltlsl
bomber*
afoicd four hit* on a vrsael of
hetn-'en 4,000 and B.IHk) Inn* in
5Ia s hnrbnr. “ From the rnorItiou* rt |tlo* ion ami vimt column
of #n Aik•• which rMiiUrd.*’ the ir
|Kin uiiHi'il. ’‘il vn4 uppar nt Ihe
•hip wjs loaded with munitions )
Crete Defenders Are
Reported In Flight
.
*
>
Battle Decided;
Berlin Declares
Italian Press Say#
Surrender B e f o r e
N i g h t 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 fuglllee 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 aIllea’ defense is “rrumkltd.”
*•••'Igird Ppp#«
Tlio Ilrifirsh d e f e n d m of
C're’ti* were rci>orted “In full
flilth t” in tlip
1 D-day-old
Will- Roger*, Jr., non Ilf ,(„■ lute ruuboy humoilst, and CclMtriiirKlt- today, ami A xis d liller Connell, society girl, me -liuuu lu-fure Iravirtg iti-vcily 11,11*. imlrticH i lie lured th e Alllfra
Fal., for Lat Vega* * N rv . u Ih i f lin y were wed' Vmiiig linger* u* w andering
around
this
puhliuhrs a Brv#rly Hill** ni1w-pjifiti Me I'AptfcK to jmm ihr srm> isliiml, lost mid dem oralU44
soon.
in mi artificial fog laid doyrit
try Adnll 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 to-
kin off it few, Il waa aald. x
- Hell ill *alil thousands of Al*
I loiihd ftiui «kf the un-veil Ing till lied pn*urirre had been aelteid,
stnnigi* plant’s nu Hanftmrn 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
declared
Ibair
I in r a t iy nt inn 11nint • n 'itila v 1' vvtmld
Ih* nttiMMpffit mo Crn'ctl Sta<<* foicr- “ugain exacted a heavy
lull” nf Ihe N a il blit (men
nil r n i ' t t t i i M fin* n n k e n d
Tin Dalian
press
asserted
in g h f k'liortls
Haven building peiniti, t-u re
O',lei
t.
f i mn 111**1r h r ihut o r, ruder of the Allies bepair* and cnnalrucUoii ......... ..mg I In,ii,,-,*t■U
■oilipniiM"* til loir mg),Kail waa Inevitable.
lo fl.ftyu weir l*sued al Ihe I Uy „((■'•
'V,it, ihe conflict fast shaping
t iin«I \tlnntu ilowHid
Hall In Ihe past two day*, a,- J " k - s«» .It,
umilhar Natl
triumpl,.
|{n% WtjllHIIIN! ••»** Hnt<*h
cutihng tu ihe
ire, i d - ,d ll,e d u e l
-i
I
arceleraled their dllv*
t I'lAf rl
klll.ll’D
hulhlfiig uisperln,
(iisily II,,,, *i(,d I
i
I1" I'li-vcnl the rich Middle $Ust
can
r„II- I
-i
r glut! it's i Mini
■■',• kingdom of Iraq from falling
A | hti udt aa* i-.ui'd |„. IIi-utv Ihr -i„i.,y,
ji inf l tn n u h r d
{Miin
Millrr's grasp
I'ahlwell (oi irnafi a m k ,*,, u unirlniui.
| British impsrlal troops
adbulldiiix oil Midi/ A n-m,.' and,
Th, i ..u r
‘■need within five
III li e s
Of
Eleventh Htterl al * ,u*I t,f (J... . nf tin
. .
llnglnlad.
4.000
year
old
capital
will 1-1*1, Hurnton „ « r u n t i n e t u i ;
(
"f l'«q Emir Abdul llah, deMia. Jack Fly lit tu i >lm, Id „ tiark 1 ,,,
,,
pi ,cd irg rn t ef Iraq, was said
porrh un a house at 11<11 M ellon-. ||„. s,,„ ml
Seven Building
British Pilots Will
Hfce Trained In L. S. Permits Issued
WABIIINUTON, May MO- < JT i
i'nahtnfv ihe llrilUh-anI j»rt»fi;tm Iu1 41 n new fhphh the war
I‘I'PXrtnicn
Thursday
litcloacNl
limit for training ROOO fl A.* K.
•dot* in America
The |thin has been long In lhr
miking and will finally !icjrin
Inun 7. tn making this annauinorment,
8i*d-i f‘iary Htlmion tuiid
• hill
"pertain
material
<obIn"
wciiid Im' defrayr<i from lean#.
a|i|irti|»riati(Mia, while Great
Hrittln wmil.l pav for transpor.
j i ft i ton, pay, doth lug, food and
Miirlng
Thr f i rtot dans nf 5f>U atudrrita,
N from the British Isles, wilt
I •••■fin tt■ course of instruction
I‘ilia 7. whh new groups coniine
in at intervals of flv* weeks A
m | nf 4.000 fighter and bomb.
allot* are U) tie trained an.
ntlly in conjunction with the
mt»d .Stales army's own pilot
training*
activities.
Civilian
hoots where they will hr train.
I Include thas# at A i cadis and
U k tlan d. Fla.
Allies Said Wander*
ing Around Island
In Artificial Fog
Laid By Invaders
Will Rogers, Jr.t Weds
A i ini'd
tfiu m h
iM 'ir
llin m n
a*
During Two Days
S t * ........
.........
Brttuh
^
villa Avenue at a mat nt 44IHI, | m |
............. „ Oil .,,,.1 I,,, f mi
,, ady lo establish a new
with F A Dyson „* iltu con-J a ,,
"f till* "(tiriHii • L* ' guvi’t MiiH'iit
tracloi; l)r James A Smith to ('nmiini,, . ,, I
gunt,U In,d I... . | Tin'll' xviie scent activity in
lemodel and icpalt „ i » „ story 1 ,u|d.d tl- ..
uni tl,ut *1,, ihe w rstrtn air war. Londuu
gram* huuse at 112 \Vr»t Twen c a m |ui m
passed its nineteenth bombleae
tieth Ki reel at ■ e(*l of S7(K>, prntt«11.
nlglii ,n sucrtaelon.
withi F A Dyson a* rontrartor
Thr II
S t a t e Hil ( tonpitn\
T , npprd between two fires
Also, lo W Givri, J„ irpalr 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 Mmnd< I,*,,etc,I Itiitlsn “troops of doom”
Sanford Avenue at a e„*t of $20; to IriffriiM
tmiidifi nf watch, fell l'*ik from western Orel*
Angelo Conitantln* tu build a
man.
i
ni
nd»ii:d
Itn
nrtli'i whs rk. last night.
four-room house a l a rust of f I (0.
Some 30,000 German htMwltb Frank Andtraou a* contrac per fed I ho id I »cc nl Mm ini w«i
u p Iled Hint it drts w rit reported to her*
tor; Jamaa Thornton '» erect a contact! d n ml
frame bouao at 112 West Twrn- would riidifit hr inn!jinny Inter, turt'il thr Kaibor uf Huda
hrarhhtail for tha lahd*
tween Cypres* and Pine Avenue*, an offn nd said
The Ten ns i \ mptny added un mg of »eH-bbrn« troop*—and 4cat a coat of f l i t and W. 0 . Ball
to do general rtpalra on a building extra watihmun during the iliy cupird thr city of Candla, tn etn*
armic time nvo, and in* fiitth«1f I rat C'ivtr.
Magnolia at a rust of Its.
With
ntwly-arrlvrd
Italiafi
gourd*. hti\i Ito'cii hired, it wii#
TH* Information Booth of the
anrionm
• <)
lilur-jacket* and aoldirrt atrlk*
■unlbr Chamber of Commarre was
ing
from
thr
raitrrn
end
of
iLt
Al
lln
fiu
'f
O
d
(
nm
jw
iny,
(h
r
" opened yesterday and will
n u r d mis*v t iin n in jic rin n n e n tly l fill-ini1«« uland, creating a mc k 'P t open ell summer with NYA
front arainst
thr
hard*
I I . II
hi *tiifd lit* declurntf and
l*t>or furnished by R. A. Goodtha* tht in loin wait fin the p ro preaRed Hritlth and Greek atlla#,
-l <ed, Henry Witte, J r , president
O. P. Herndon, past rallied ru tection
nd “o o f Jiim p ra c t ic e " the Htiuffle which began 10 dajrf
‘>f the Jaycee*. said today.
ler of tha Elks and funner vice \V A I ♦ "'*lr( o f ihr* Arnt’i irnn ago when Nall
'chute
trooja
At present Mrs. Jack Purdon president
of the Blair Elks Assn,
•a •>■•.king at (be booth and will elation, will present mrdala to the (h i ( ‘‘diipnnv toili#l Id* order to ewarmed down from the aklea ip*
penreil
nearing
an
end.
I, main on the Job for the neat
winners of the Elk* patriot!; I>lnc*’ -in t'Ntm mnn on the night
n # n « , the bomb-blaatrd capital
and dn\ vt n i< fi riim e from an o fl* “ c« three weeks, Mr. Go d . four
essay conteat at the Luke Mon
nf Crete, already had fallen and
•peed declared and .mot 1st girl roe
aclool 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*
sill be planed a t the booth to
of Ihe winners wMi and i l i a 1 Mo it iNon Mm g iven
• hare the work a* soon as It ran notThebe name*
( 'hie f W ill in in* ta ld he and the tcr« conceded ita capture. Than
announced
until presenta
ewiftly, the German* reportod.
U- arranged.
tion of the medals. SuMrrt of Ihe I't ilii e IL pitr n ii’n were 'Vci.o p . Nail ekv troop* oeiied th# Uwith the o il com*
essays wsa “What
Uncle Ham c ra tin g fully
laml'a blggeat city, Candla, fil
Means to Me." The public 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* ceremony.
gained another vital foothold
Information Booth
Of Jayoees Opened
Essay Winnern Will
Get Medals Tonight
Fire Buma 3 Cara
At 500 Mile Race
INDIANAPOLIS, May 10 —
(Ah —Thirty-one sleek, shiny rac
ing automobile*
Urn smallest
field In flva years, reared away
at 1) :00 A- M. (O.8.T.) today
In a dalayed start, das to ■ flat
in the g an g * section, of 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 time aa to
whether tha rase would be ran.
House Approves Bill
To Cancel Local Tax
Promotion Exercises Are Held At
Wilson School, Paola, For Eight
again#! the AIUm .
The
nerman official M t i
agency DNB aald German plnBM
raided Hritlth troop# conrentrat*
K ’— i U b H
—
fa y
T k rw )
Warning To Oboerve
Parity Price Mode
WASHINGTON, Mar
—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 far
n grave d isaster.’’
Large Baa# Caught
By Lake Mary Man
Robert Rnssser ot Lnks
dropping klu ltoa .Ik
jja w i'
N
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Sanford Youth ‘
la Utility Nan
Robert a c C K l of fcanford war
aalectad M utility man on the
1841 Geo rata
Junior College
Sou thorn Division baseball team
doc to his atelier perform tnem
for hia aehool, B rcw lon-Parkrr,
according to a report ramivMl ly
*i"he Herald.
The selections were made from
a poll of coache*, players, newspa
permen and fana of the Southern
division loop, the report stated.
Pete McRaney Scores
On Own Single In
L** Fluke Play And Er
ror On Edwards
Daugherty Hurls
6-Hit Shutout
(in n fo rd ’s
Infield
ird hurtled
two Florida
League team s last night
l sixth In the race right
M N b o rg .e * Bill D4ugh*
Iched a shutout gams, al.
only ala hits, and Pete
T scored on hie own
Florida State
League
St. Augustine ........... 27 IS -*7fl
DeLand ................. 24 14 JHW
Daytona Reach ___ 23 18 MO
Orlando ................. 22 11 JHH
U esb u rg .............. 19 31 .475
(L in fo rd ...... ....... ....... 14 26 .858
Gainesville ..... .......... 14 28JU0
Ocala ......................
II M J U
RSflUI.TR YESTERDAY
Sanford !, Gainesville 0.
St. Augustine a. Orlenda 1.
Daytona Beach 4, Leesburg S.
DeLand 0, O rals 0.
GAMES TODAY
Ranfprd a t Ocala.
Daytona Beach at Orlando. .
I^eshurg At St. Augustine.
DeLand .................. 20 11 ABO
an baaee but the pitching of
oghertr and the fast work of
i'Infield saved the game each
ItR aney’a home run oecured In
i sixth Inning with two men
i and M mall on. The husky
I Holder walloped the ball
! <4 abort center field for a
it sing* hut tha fielder, Edfd*. attem pting to make a
* ilrln g catch ran pell mail
tha bail and tried to field It
N f l f b.ill,/o n ly to reach the
ill down. The ball hit
and started rolling as
loaded first and kept
tiling until It reached In a nlca pitching performance to
eld fanes as McRaney limit the locals to only eight Mta
and the one fluke run. Not even
an earned run o r run batted In
was scored against him.
OAINRSVH.I.R
Mott s i .... ..............
.1 0
4 4
Brown 2b ..............
4 1 2
1
Edwards cf .............. 4 0 3 0
P r a t t If ..............
3 1 3
0
To'n rf .... ^
4 2 0 0
Oohsl lb ........
. 1 1 0
2
Martin c .................. 4 0 3 0
Pop*It .lb
............ 2
R /a n p ............................. 3
x Moore .....................
Total! .
Sanford Sheds
Ball Players;
If Gets NewBlood
Hudson On Trading
Block, W i l l i a m s ,
Pfeil, Hlndy Out
Hanford's hall club I* shedding
a s the association released S hort,
stop M utt Williams, outfielder'
Clarence Pfeil and Pitcher KaJad
Hlndy, and eipccta to aoll Plteher Prend Hudson to P t Laud,
erdala fo r another pHcher and a
rash consideration.
Williams, who has led the
club In balling and won a game
Saturday on a home run, has
been dissatisfied with the salary
he has been getting and express,
ed hi* desire to leare. Last night
tha association gave him hla re.
lease a fte r deciding he would not
play hi* best ball If ha atayad.
Pfeil h*a been elek for the past
two weeks and unabta to play
ball, In bis absence M anager
Charlie Gtrk had to use pitchers
in tha outfield until ha alrned
Bam
Hardman
from
Rolllnt.
Hardman has played the center.
Hard'n cf .
L a V e lle y
lb
Justice 2b -.
W ll'm s
rC rp crailaii, I'alltlu n v r,
u
T U B KTATE O F FL O R ID A . D .f .n
d e a l.
NOTICN
T O T U B TAXI'AYKHII A N D C1TIE U N I O F T i m C iV T O F SA N FO N D . IN MKMINOLH C O lIN T r.
FLO R ID A . A N D ALL. UTIIKJlx
IT MAT CONCKRNl
F leaa* la k a n o tic e t h a t a n*titlo a baa baaa filed la th e C ircuit
C ourt o f i s * N in th J u d ic ia l c i r
c u it o f F lo rid a . In and lo r S e m i
n o le C o u n ty , lo r th o p u rp o se <>f
o b ta in in g n d ecree or e a la Court
v a lid a tin g a m . c o n fir m in g C ity «l
S an ford . F lorid a, llo lu n a ln g Bond*,
la su e o f IS II, to b s d ated March
I, I S II . In tho iiia i o f | i t »,0**.o i .
su b d ivid ed Into th r e e (1 ) M r l n v .»
fo llo w s , t o - w lt: S e r ie s C I I I ,te n #*; S e r ie s D. t ill) ,t o o So, a n d V»rlaa K. l ie .e s s .e e . »
r u llr describ ed In aald p o lltlo n ■fo e ' v a l i
d a tio n and th a t th e H on orab le 11
D. S m ith o a a o f Ihe J u d g e s nl
aald C ourt, h a s laaued an urdrr
req u irin g th a t c a u ls lie sh ew n
If a n y th er e be. at th e C ou ii
hon e* In T llu a v illa . F lo rid a , nl
le a o ’rlnrk A. M . o n th o H th
d a y o f M ar. A. D, 1*11. w h y oin l
b en d s s h a ll not ba v a lid a te d an.l
co n fir m e d , and y o u a r t h*en<v
n o tifie d to ahsur cau ae. If a m
yo u h a r e , a t Ihe tim e and place
s p e c ifie d In la id ord er, w h y la id
b o n d ! ahould n ot be v a lid a te d amt
c o n fir m e *
. T hin n o tice e b a lt be publlebeC.
In T h e BanTord H erald , a n o v i*
per p u b lish ed In e a ld C ity of
nford . F lo rid a , on c e e a c h u r . t
fo r th r e e I I ) ,e o n a e c u ilv a u a e h i
p rior to aald h e a r in g , th e tlr e i
p u b lic a tio n th e r e o f to he a l I m .t
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JOB WANTED—an y M ad
of
work except aa nurse. Mahal
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of* before tha
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Edwards, Justice. Rona, MaRaney. Two.base h it, W illiams. Three
base hit,
M eRanef.
Sacrifice,
Williams. Double plays. Justice
and La Valley | Justice, Williams
and U V alley t D eaghertv sa d L a.
Valley, Laf t on beat*, Oalneaviile
T, Sanford 8. Base on haiku o ff
Florida
ZOTOS
b a tte ry ,
gaaraalfed*
Now e tc big
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Oar ahop has i Itutllfled a c c o rd in g to t h e e x c e p tio n a l
requirements of Zotoe s t a n d a r d s a n d la a lic e n s e d Z o to u
106 E. BEOOND ST. SANPORD, FLA. -FI10NB WJ
SANFORD, FLA.
DID r WALK'em
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V A
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Sanford la The Only C en tral
F hxida C ity A ffording R ail, H lfh w a y
And W ater T ran sp o rtatio n
A N IN D E P E N D E N T N EW SPA PER
SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, MAY
SEM IN O LE H IG H
SCHOOL
28,
1941
G R A D U A TES
Axis Press Views
Roosevelt’s Speech
As War Invitation
Bradshaw Named A
'$S&gL?'EL
r Berions By London
County United
Parachute Troops
i Continue To Drop
Service Head
America Is Said
Plans Taking shape Virtually In War
Italian Division Of
15,000 Men Taken
! On Ethiopian Front
For $2,000 D rive
— S ta rtin g .1 u n e :i Roich P ress DoeBn*t
Tell R ead ers P re a it linrlrs E. tlrail-hnu .f Alin
d en t H as Spoken
n io n li1 S p r in g * I uih ln-rn iiiiriit-d
o f Ih .' Unitril S o rv iro
(lignm ialiixi in Si n......to ('minty.
c h a irm a n
“wH*,1^
1'* ^ M—<A.f\)
T a r a a l chare** of factoring
P*mehiU*ta la C rete
il « » • H rm iiu tic.it to iln y , alul p h i s
m o ta k in g shap.- in m u o } i , .
nan an l h i, Hoc tom « co n ti iliu llu n
i>' n k inn* i i*ci ont inn p ro g ra m lo t
Tho n a t io n , H oliln-r, and s a ilo rs
M r ilru ils h n w . utio,i> a p p o in t,
no ol m i , tnaililiy
I t m i ilin i
Iln lU n t l. n aiil I h r ih ic i - fu r fu n d s
p tn h n h ly n o u lil
I • I n i .I
nhonl
H o u se B i l l 1848 w ou ld a u th o riz e
B a n f a r d to b o rrow up to (4 0 ,*
000 f o r m u n ic ip a l p u rp o a ra ; H o u ar
B U I 1649 w ould
c re a te a S a n .
fo rd p o rt d ii t r lc t , an d H o u a r l i l l l
1668 Would a u th o riz e a flT e m ill
w e lf a r e t a x f o r S e m in o le C o u n .
t
m
. atV « In the
nlpKday^id battle of Crete
reached today as Brlt{ 2 1 wxJPf. now out-num»»d frayed bv an Inm j * ? ® 4 a*rial asaault, strug• Bled against mounUng odds
In. four sectors of the 1Co
ll;llg-ta* inland. .
Berlin asserted that Adolf
HlHW*a JM
aerial
Invader,
ftal
Invader.
had
O r«o>-9ritlih raaUtsncw
captured C an*., C rate
? '*7r
. <
;
ty.
**• Nazi. draisd"
.,
P re s u m a b ly the b llla w e re ornt
to th e S e n a te , w h ere p a ssag e I*
u n d rrzto o d to be a ssu re d .
They
w il l becom e taw w h en sig n ed by
G o v e rn o r H o lla n d .
A c tio n on th k b lt li bad bcM-n
d e laye d
b e cau M
It * prcften ta lly #
B r a d y f a it a re fe re n d u m ahouyJ
be a tta c h e d , p a r t ic u la r ly to the
b ill p e r m ittin g th e C it y to boat
ro w $40,000 fro m
It* o p e ra tin g
fu n d .
I t w aa po in ted o u t, h o w
e v e r, th a t the C it y .b a r k e d m r i ^ i r r
w a a needed Im m e d ia te ly in r n H ,
e n la rg e m e n t o f ih e
a irp o r t b*c a m e l i m i t a r y , am i th a t a re fe ren d u iti w o u ld o n ly d e la y th e h ill a
I acknowledged Um ait>
in U e e a t an d
vL OW W
$ 5 * 6 * free Wa sir. dajr and
• tTk TijUi rU i brWr e ssf
«« ....
a T lilU captured
_
*
o p a m tln g
e ip e n s c a
H i kOajrlUd.
I f aR siatan c e is re ca ive d fro m
Ihe g o v e rn m e n t to b u ik l the hoa
p lta l, a lo r y o f tw o m illa w ill
liaportanl pesiUops
from
tha
British in tha Bslam sector on
tha L ib ran -E arp tian frontier.
On ttw Ethiopian front, howevar, tha B ritish raportad tha
rip to ra o f an antira Italian <11Under th# term* of thr till, a
vlafoia—normalljr about
16.000 maximum of five mills could he
mats.
• fund to be tie d for
W orld, sttan tlan eantarad m ean, levied for
w elfare purpose*
w tjla S i Prasidant SooaavalCa general
Under
IIfi
1649, establishment
plad(« of aetlva Amartcan roalaIC m Oi m S
!*■«* N n X
tanco a c a in it all N atl attam pla
to w ta control o f th# *•**■
BrtUsb dafandara m
we«ta™
Crate rav* ground fa s t bv foot C lass O f T 6 Will
la TfcTona combat yesterday as
H ave 25th R eunion
hordaa
of
German
ralnforca-
• meats srrlvlne hr #Jr *ld#n*d
a hraah-throufh Is thS section
i* b
U
a r*
bslatar Ih*
alfht-daywas an*
l «U Asia*
a r* ported
m n »•»>
Tha claaa of '16 a t tha Unlvarally of Florida, whlfh numb f n anions Ha membara S A.
B. Wllklnaon o f Sanford, will
maat
at
Galneavlllr
Sunday
n ijh t for a 26th raonlon dinner.
Othara who ora mawbara of th*
claaa ar* Gov a m o r Holland, Fed.
oral Jo d fa -William J. Barker
and Conf r aaama a R. A. Oman.
O f th* 66 maw who rrcrirad
dear*** a q u arter century aro .
oaly Ntraa ar* dacasaad. Blxtaan
mam bare o f tha U sivaraltjr ataff
Of 1616, who ar* s till In active
service with tha U n lw rylty, or
rattrad and residing in Galntavll)#, w ill ha among apcclal
gtiaata.
Claaa members who ar a ex
pected to attend Include Gordon
B, Know)to, B radenton; Engrmm
P ra ltt Barlow, W onchnla; Judge
M. C, Scofield, lo v trn aaaj Horace
K. Olllphant, C. I. HeUlngaworth,
B artow | A rth u r Pinkerton, T a r
pon Spring*; A n n Jackaou F«arock. P lan t Cftjrt Judge Barker.
J . Rex P hrrtor, K o l W. Wmal,
Ro*e Gives Quarterly Report;
xmitcea Transfer From Sanford
IP h n ln
hour nn nd ilr»«« by It r »
Hun
d ip l n in i,
I'v id e n rin g
M lftn n
th r
B
H r I',., i
S a c h r lt an d a f t e r w a r d , r i r n t i
rn m |ilr t io n
of
fo u r
y e a r,
w o rk .
Quiz P r o g r a m
nmencement Programs To Be
Farms In County
P r e s e n t e d At
Held By Three Sanford Schools Decline, Census
< rtmiifiifemunt j«r*»gram»
Kiwanis Lunch Visitor Declares
Bulletin S t a l e s
II n r
ju d g e W are Conducts
Q uestion G am e At
M eeting Of Group
instill Colony Is
Still Considered
F G , l iwli-riH o f lln id d o k , I 'a ,f
n m r m lc r " f th r
Ititm - d I'o 't a l
tump, u tfiikr. program wim p re K irtp lity r* . A rmotuiI pin, wiln f i l l
S a n fo n l y r i t r r d n y im *king m r r
se n te d * t Ih e n*gular tu n fh ro n
th r a ilv a iita g rw o f t|j*« wi'rtlon
m e e tin g
o f th r
K iw u n tp
te r a | io r | i i I colony
uitd d n Itin-d
at th e V a ld e s Ilq t e l tm la y .
th » t hk* Wt\n **vrrv ir.m h pU a rrtt
In a pbort h iip ln e iR e e R iln ti be
w ith th r c ity
fo re the e n te rta in m e n t p io g ra m .
" D o n ’t g lV r up h opr,' Mr | od
it w m voted to a p p ro p ria tr J I ’ "
r i l l * d fd u rrd to tho*u- i n t n * «tml in
to I h ' u *rd to b u y a niuk fot
" r r in g a g roup i*f r r t l r r d pnatat
Memoriii t w n ik rrp m ove h i*tr uud htiild'
the F rrn a ld - Ia a u g h to n
H o s p ita l, an Item o f
■
i| ii I pm tn i
h o m rr
" W r n i r ' i i l l w .-rk itu mu
d r r r r lb r d as needed b a d ly
I hi pro jot and it m going id m n i
(> I*. H e rn d o n , p re s id e n t, m u .l.
M r. Lo d cru R , »hi> w o re fo m
(h e m otion to got the s in k , unit
mg holm* w ith ht- w ifi* aft* * .*
it w a s ad opted u n a n im o u sly .
• our o f F lo r id a , r I o| ijm*i I ovi-M ngiii
C a tlin g
a tte n tio n
In
c iv ilia n « t th r A rm itn g e t'a h ln t'M iitre g is tr a tio n d a y , w h ich w ill oe oti th r S a n fo rd -O rln m ln llig h u .M
h eld h e re n e x t w e e k . M r llo in * T h r r r hi* diartiBM id the po*tul
rlon asked a ll K iw a nl« tticn ih . r* colony
p ro ject
w ith
I
M
to ro - o p a rs t r an d r f i r i , i . r on the A r m it n g r ,
p r o p rtrto r, w im » ,id av th a t ( h o r t l f w ill hi- » * t.
i-ru'olirogl'd w ith Ih r |XO«pr< tP
P . C s m |ib » ll « « , honored
In l^ r 'h u r g . Mr I au J«t u * ♦m I u
nn Ilia b irth d a y <i. I> W o rk m a n f o n f r i o ii r r w ith W
( . • \V vo t,
s n n n u n c rd
th at
n r a o tla lio tn 4Ini 1r t il■ti of th r lio m r f r t o * *u. uf
« r r r u n d e r w a y to h a v r a b o ,' n im m it t f f ,
who
HfN'IaDsi Hu*i
t r ip , an d th a t It p ro b a b ly w ill even if no morn* in n n h i i* tm *>
bo hold n e x t T h u rs d a y . It
<’
cured hy th e
n a a o cia liu n ,
H i» i.
k lo o ro led tho a n iu p a in s liig . and a re rn o u g h nt*w to c o n y out Hu
C h a rlo s M o rrlto n aanp a , a so lo p ro g ra m
a now a o t i|, " I r f t 'a O o l T o p * .
M r k m lm is w ill m a k r n u pon
t h o r ."
to o f f ic ia l* nf H r o r c a n x i i i ii
T h o r# w aa aom r d l« c u „ io n of upon I n . re tu rn
N g rtii.
to i*dd
r h a n s ln a ' tho m a o tin z .!»•■' " f M r A r m it n g r ta*t n ig h t.
th * f lu b I f tho m o r r b a '.t , c lo w
d r illmn iut r a ron W o
c d n ra d n y , but n
tio n w a a p o k lp o n r.l u n t il it co u ld
E D IT O R N A M E D
b * d a t a r m ln n l w h en the a tu rra
C O U l W n i A , ft. C , M a y t h
w il l a lo a * d u rin # th * au m m er.
Qucatlona aakrd on thy q u it (A">— T h e bo ard o f m a n a g e , uf
o ro s ra tn a r * lla t r il b elo w , w ith th a H o u th a rn C h r la tla n A d v .ir a t .
B tin o un yed y a a lp rd a y th a t I ) r . !•
tha anawal* follow ing
J. Who' waa the only man to D . P a e le o f C c tlu m b la . dean uf
C o lle tte ,
h ad
b rn .
hold tha two h lfh rat efficra in C o lu m b ia
th* Ilalt*d State* aovornm rnt T n am ed a c tin g e d ito r o f tho mag
U n d e r ih r d irrc t h iri o f Ju d g e
ft. W . W a re , w ho H*k«*tl the <ju *-
#
NUMBER 230
M ember Associated P ress
tlniona—a French
poocaalon
vital to American defense.
4- W hat American atato m an
mad th a expression: “ Million*
for dafanaa hut not one ren t for
tC » w tta a ,0
—
l- a a *
OfficerH A re N am ed
Hy F. F. A. C h ap ter
< la r lc k T h u rs to n w u* iu k la lle tt
1•
jj11 l u llle mt o f the
Se m in o le
1 lU hlv
ch iiptev of l to*
F iit u ie
f . i n m i 1' of Am eruwj at n in e rt
ig hold luM n ig h t ni the H em .
mule H ig h S ch o o l, A le x Jo h n so n .
■tfu c lo r iinnounml tovtny
O ttie in lu n la lle it
w e re
R a lp h
W o lfi-r, vice
p re a ld e n t;
A Id em
I ly h u
*ecr id a r y ;
F lU w o r lh
H o o ver,
t r e a s u re r,
am i
B illy
s iiijd e r , re p o rte r.
A 4 d H m il* c ru is e to D a y to n a
Beach ol-oAftl
Mr
Jo h n so n 's
m otor c ru is e r ,
" F r u d y ,"
w as
planned h y m tm b e is o f the chap<er. T h e c ru is e w ill t>e h eld Ju n e
-• or 9, and w ill ta k e fo u r d a y s,
f he g roup
w ill go
dow n the
S t. Johns River to Ju c k a o n v ilte
x»d down the co a st to D a y to n a .
A judging team will be am i to
Gainesville June 17 for the «tale
F F. A. convention, it was an
nounced.
Powers Of President Roosevelt
Under Proclamation Are Listed
r« < i
Chic Groups Asked
To Set Sewing Day
All civic organizations | n BomInale County w ars asked yasterda y by Mr*. C. A Dawaoit a t a
ma s t ing nf th e vramen'a clrie
coDimlttae of tha Chamber of
Commerce to give a t laaat o half
day n m onth to sawing fo r Ihe
Son Crnaa. U v u announced n t
th# m oating, which was held a t
Urn Chamber1* o ffk e In th* City
Hall, th a t Mr*. A O. Chase, J r „
bad mad* a raqtw at for knit t a n
U ranch h e r quota of garm ents.
Mrs.
K nder
C urlett
was
naked to atten d a meeting nf
th* Roard o f C o m ty Commtaalanma cm behalf o f Impravamanta a t tho B ig Tree Park.
Edward Higgins, secretary ot
tho group, waa naked to ooeora
a copy o f th* bill pertaining to
highway billboard sign* and ask
the C ity Commission ■to carry
S u n fi'id S rh o u U nn* In I n*
m il t h r la tte r part of
t hi
Wrrlk n iul th r f l i r t of it r x l
lu g .tim fig w ith th r prompt in* of
II**
S n n fu rti
G ra m m a i
S ih m tl
iiti i Si*m1mdr llt e h ScbtHil in .
tiii rm o 4iml en d in g w ith th»* com
Itu niT h u'iit lid d rrn i at th r liig h
r i fund M ofidny n ig h t.
b 'ln m im v m o rn in g a t 1Cl INI o'rh <k
n p to g ra m
at th r
high
R< hind w ill open w ith I h r “ P ro fC-'kO inal" hy th r orrltratriR K o n g '
I m> v.irur h>,^*hv R U flirn rr and
Inhn I'r n r ir ll w ill g iv r t 1 r dvvo•loruil, G 1
M c K a y , pi i rid pa I of
■hr *th m il -*uhl ih U m o rn in g . Fed
’ow ing I h r pledge to t h r fla g
Hit* n o d lr iir i 1 w ill sing **Gim1 H lr i*
\ rtiffin t
T in
how
Miidifcorttim c u itu m
i i ttm im iH i 4*« r a g * r*«*«*r i
A g ric u ltu ra l G i i oi I h
Re g is te r Drop In
T en -Y ear P e r i o d
A g r ic u ltu r e in Srnnm <li ii m t il y
i* on ih e d e clin e , jiiilg u ig lim n n
b u lle tin U iu e d ttuluy In the O n *u * llu r r a u g iv in g Ho ii* * iilts «»f
an i|g iic u U u r e ven«<ii* in I Tut i«lti
T h e h iilJ r iin , th** fir^ l of a a rr irn
g ikU ig d e la ilrd
in f or iiia liu fi *di
la in r d in tlie IU40 r»«fi**U’*t it p o t ia
on the ii*e*4
u f hind.
p rim y u il
cro p * arid e(a««e*
of
I iy c - i . h k
w ith s ta tlu tic s for ru c ii i*mnt>
F a r m * in th i* co u n ty
d io p p rd
fro m HNIk In Iti*ih to 7ItO in |U4U.
the b illlr t m sh o w *
1 1• n p p m x .
uiM itr land a re a o f th r cm in ty i*
g ive n in 2 fl5 ,l4 (j a c im , ot w h h h
3 J l»errvht in in fainiM
In a d d itio n to fh i nIn i irp in ih r
num ber of fa rm * p n u lm ln of ih r
fa rm also thow ed g r u r iu l d r c lm r s
in the fiv e - y e a r p n io d lim n t*l3f»
to I Silt), in ad d itio n to d ri lin c *
in tlie period lUdd i p
la n d in fa r n i*
in
llt f u w-a*
3 ,7 4 4 a c re s , w h llr in I IMT* it w in
72,4.18 acres
T w o Item * ( h i t
did
show hi
cre a se * a i r c a ttle
mid c h ic k e n s,
f o w * kept fo r
m ilk produ ction
w ere 470 in 1U40, an m c rrn *e <iver
Ih - 430 in lOSfi
lle e f la U le to .
la ir d 1,330 in 1040. io ro u t ranted
w ith 038 In 1033. < liic k e m r a ls n l
'• II w h ich n rirtg * tngi-UuT n r* iir
11»atiMI nirriuM e* in u tu m m .in p in g ,
n u n n l p ix v ic v in fin- ruttUrn * d r
f i-tnli-i ** T h e ngnum-H ii 11 * V n u iig
M rn «. O n s f n t n
A-%* cm rinvi. N«
C u th n tle ( *m ii in u n ity Set *
\ n i‘. S iilv H iie n
A im v
.Y o u n g
U iim rii i
I b r u t kui
V^nh'ittl hut,
I m in h IV e lfa r n llmm il a mi \ m11••tin 1 r n i v i !l r r V A id A**«MH’ ii»l inn
T h r rn w o rg u fiifn tm n , m trl
ih r lint intin I biidy
ir iz n lly
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g n tu rn i h y tin*
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p h u m ln if i i n»t
c n n id iim tin g
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iliu m , w ill f i v e n a i I it h , -n lijii-rn ,
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d rfe tw
it uf ki'H't tutd
\ "iin g m en. m rnmp**, h iin r* umj
m itm if tii fm mg nt m *
I h r iin h n n ti I m g fin iiftt intt bn*
it ip m tii ••f i n i x r th an $ 1 0000,000
t«t H«ise H tiitlm g .June ;i nnd ty
ifi*i fu n w H -kt
F ro n t th i* fu n d ,
w ilii the
fitv e rn m e n t
p m v td in g
' l i e s and b u d d in g s, it w ill «-*s|*
l» 'h Mini6* th an 100 m i v i o ( |i|Kg
n u la id r c.f a ir h a*e *, n u n p i, im vid
■s' ill inn v ihdenxe p im k irtlim re n .
te»N i»fiaI m i i wrj»*i tiase*
Th*
U S t I w ill t In'ii ut d ixe th e fundi*
nhtllMleif f»\ I t . 4|iinti« til 4ip4JNtr
Ih e t h ilt. Mtid H ii ii p in g iiiir ?
T h e etil If r pi 'i1g 11|m nf 11 i' t S l I
w ill It in
I w« Hu- trlig ln m *. .p n !
itim l
t v ilf 't if
»t liir a l nihil I tin I I
***** ml in i'd- in I hi' m in e d f n r ii i
eod >l< f r ii i H iiliikti it's of tin- on
Sem inole County May
Get S ep arate S en ato r
S a n fo rd Boys May
T ak e F lying C ourse
Hanford
boy« who are
Inter-
r a t e d In learning to fly am eli
gible to enroll In u aummer CAA
if'*,
ground school beginners claaa at
1,4*a in i
Htetaon University. It E Kipp,
th rralen rti
principal of th* Gramm ar School,
a
sjiffial
M id today.
in nut nProf. Hobart Allen, phyaira
Instructor at Hlrtaon, will havu
charge of tha rlaaara and boy*
ovar 18 and undrr ‘JO may en tir.
Two or t h r t t boys may enroll
from Sanford In th# course, Prof.
Allen
told Mr. Kipp. There will
has tranofarrad port a t It to
b* 71 hour* of ground work In
tha navy-)
Defuse clearance to vtasvla of struction offared and 86hour*
TAI.I.AH A8SEE, May JH- Id1'
* belligerent country which dla- of flying. F urther data I s may
rrlminatea against American vaa- b* secured from either Mr. Kipp — T h e Sen ate ag reed trtT delm le
late tin tin th r g e n e ra l approor Prof. Allan•ala or cltlxana.
prlatlom hill to which the House
Empower tha Federal Power
had added an th.771.000 old age
rnm m l-jlon to require tomporprnaion and w rits'* rid e r.
r connect Iona for tha Iran*aalon of elactrle energy.
A sharp skirmish preceded thr
Require any vessels to laav*
vote, drtaying final action until
Ihe United Ktales w ater, or pro
this afternoon. Durino the debate.
B alldiag perm its fo r construc Senators Una* of Orlando and
hibit any vessel from entering
tion coating 1178 war* Issued W hitaker of Tampa arguad sharp
them.
Remove dntlaa from Imported a t the c ity Hall yeatarday to ly over Itose’a charge that an atfood, clothing and medical sup A. W la bo lot and W. II. Wtoplies needed In emergency relief baldt, according to tha racorda
of tho building Inspector, Grady
war.
W nlra or modify the monthly Duncan*
A perm it was Issued to A.
apportionm ent o f federal appropraUonSw.
'
W laboldt to construct a . conon
P ark
fltupend tho law
prohibiting •ra te block garage
Second
and
more than eight hour*1 work A*«• us. batwocn
In n day hy paraona engaged on TM rd Btracta, a t a cost o f $176
w ith M. L. Smith as th* contrac
to r fh r the work. Th* otbor
porm lt wno to W. A W laboldt
U add tvra m en u and a porch
to n build tag n t *11 L aurel A re
na* a t a cost of |M 0 w ith Mr.
M I S I I I N f i T O N . M ay I * , —
— I 'r e s id r n l R m i t t i l l w iH
h o ld a sp e c ia l p re s* con f a r c u re la te today a t » h l r h h a
la expected to c le a r up th *
n u ra llo n of ro n ta y it, S te p h e n
I ' i r l t , p re s id e n tia l
a r c r a la r y
announced In d a t.
T o I h r o u r ,lin n nf w h e th e r
I h r r e s i d e n t 's (lira In th a
" f ir e s id e
r h a l"
la ,I
n ig h t
th a t n il r l l l r r n , out d e fe n se
f l r , | m eant th at I h r tlm a U r
d r h a lr w a s o ve r, K a r ly r#p llcd
that
c e rta in ly
fra *
■ I'rrrh , nuld ru a tln u e .
f ir
4 « a s r |a t« i r r a a t
H«*tIt A xh
tm rtni'rs w ere
lotlnv — o fficial,
lv—on
I'resiilent’* Roosem 'H ' s siieei'li. Imt nrooaganda
snurce., whii'li tin th e ir bid*
ilinif were allowed to h in t
i list il niuv he regnrdad as
an invitation of war.
ViiKlnio On vein. F ascist
i- r im lv
.s ile n t
e d ito r
ffeiiiirr
who
o fte n
Mun«ulllli*a
H atty
ItoiNupvidl
lo t R g g fim n in n "
r e f le c t s
Raid
t* " p r e p a rin g
ag u m e l
I t a ly
........
i t , .o r tod th r n .l.l r o « und .n d .lr d lv w o u ld r r f r n r " d o c i» lv a
i
i ion*' fro m th
A ll,
I'ly .id o n t
B o o a i'v o lt. I.ro rla lm iM,' m i u n lim ltrd n a tio n a l o m o r.
v
put I ho U h l i " l h l*h t
.to n o i l im r d o fo n ,.' f o i.t ln y , and
in j. woi lil-w ld o I.ro o d , a , l w .m o .1
Do
I o ld '.) S t i'lo - w ill f io h l. If
|,r , to n ia in to ii. froyd om of
H m' pen*
\ ii.t ih r U n ite d S t a t e s , he addi',l in ii tirrm u * It'll'*, w ill d " w h it
4 \ , i iiia v he net cppnry to a p s u i ®
- ,.fy d .'h v y r y o f w » r «ii|u> lloi to
t rig I ii n 11
I V h v . i V uf th is u h l, he sa id ,
"• i i u \
done, nui*»t Lm* done;
w ill lie dim e ”
I h t ' c w » * no Aupw e1 fro m th e
l're«id i*fit In Ih e q u e stio n often
linked w h e th e r rn n v n y p w ou ld be
tnaili In m ake aid t le liv r r y c e rta in
H u l In* pointed o u t th a t extend ed
Opel ii i lim a o f the n e u t r a lit y p a
lm ) w ere h e lp in g tu m ove w a r
M jp id ie* s a fe ly
III i u i I ly , he a ecu sei I H it le r and
tun A s in fia rtn e ra o f an in te n t to
iiu u p in r the w o rld anti " s t r a n g le
the t ’ rille d S la t e s of A m e ric a / '
ii«*i>rled t h r w a r w a s "c o m in g
v e iy clone to o u r a rm e d fo rc e *
in rep el a tta c k
Th**»e th in g *, to g e th e r w ith a
i ru n n e rt(tin o f th e " a n c ie n t doc
trin e nf freedo m o f t h r a e a */'
w ere in clud ed in h is long a w a ite d
u d ilfe s*. d e live re d fro m the e « *t
i mini o f the W h ile H o u se , b efo re
Ihe e n tire d ip lo m a tic co rp s of
ttie W e s te rn H e m isp h e re
I're v ltm tily
tie
ra n
o v e r the
n iin lin v o l F r t m p * * » F « i r )
Florida Senate Agrees To Debate
General Appropriations Measure
A ny atop b* ntoy cho w* to
toko, aside from actual dab tar*
lion o f w ar, m ust be done hy
Individual
proclamation.
Only
Congress has authority to doctor.crar.
Tha declaration apparently t*
unpracedenled in American hi*
to rr, n governm ent official said
Borne legal experts said that
know o f 1 no provision for
igutaking between n Ihnllrd
unlim ited wuie igaitcy and
Ih* Prculdont’n procUmaappeared I* bo an e ffo rt to
a * u e th * porlouanoaa of the
3
Building Permits
For $375 Issued
�W E im E S D A Y / I I A T ' l W l t M
)s MPpRJAL DAY'iN-EUROPE'!
Herald
CAFTIVA
ISLAND
I The Christian
Science
' " ’ 'M onitor)
■ lost ray h eart to the Gull
Mexico.
- slowly down the breed,
king to t shells,
r one le looking for ehrlle.
I am n e lly looking fo r the
aeiodoele Burr.
Ipe I might find It
looked with a herm it rre b ;
I don’t.
■I h a re reached the eecrrt
Nf
If]#
0 the mangrove* dig down
t the te n d —
' ehlnr green
Irtv e i
end
fh item*.
ohlt* eand le thick and to ll
pal me and tha Jungle are
ra of me:
Gulf le In fro n t of me,
te up In Jade tipped with
jf e e ie d deep Into the tend:
b u ittr d s borer overhead:
^ j a ^ softly: "Go awey,
1 not fo r you.”
Mof la h a t • on my eyeei
to sa d look o t the w ate r* g ften , emoke. pearl, turalee—w het Ore you?
te e Qulf water* roll In,
(Up, wonoUmouely, eaylng:
• thO Gulf or Mexico;
S
gonna;
I
*m
the
flak te a t y o u don't
Taking a thoroughly realistic view of present world
conditions and the intention of tbp Axis powers to domin
ate the Western Hemisphere ka well ss the nation# of Borope, President Roosevelt has dadarod a state of unlimited
national emergency and has expressed in such dear and
unmistakable language the foreign policy of the United
States that even the Nail propaganda ministry will hive
difficulty in deceiving the German people about It.
There will be no appeasement here. No official of
the United States government will come flying back from
Munich with peace for our times. .Wo will accept no pledge
of Hitler that ho has no further territorial ambitions beyond the confines of Europe or that he will respect thf
rlghta and freedom of our South American neighbors. .Ws
will not l>o deceived by protestations of good will and W*
dinlty from one who hna shown only Jute and brutality
for all mankind.
.
"•
Not only will wo continue aid .to .Great Britain but .wo
will increase It and protect it until 'eVity' man, >vom*n,
and child in thin country In doing Jhls bit'to this end, and
until so many guns, tanks, and airplanes are coming off
our nasemhly lines that the Gentian' waklords will regret
they ever heard of mechanized Warfare. This government
will tolerate no capitalistic disputes, 'ho strikes, no communistic agitation or Nazi activity which interferes with
this purpose.
And what Is Infinitely more, our government will flfo
to It that the products of our factories and our sol], so
rKHcntinl to tho survival of democracy everywhere reach
their destination. Convoys certainly are not the whole ans
wer. Navel patrols may suffice, but make no mistake about
it, whatever la necessary to meet thla technical problem
will he carried out. Thnt.la the policy of our government.
No threats from enemy powers or guns on their battle
ships will deter us.
President Roosevelt recognizee the Importance to
American security of such outposts as Greenland, the Cape
Verde Islands, the Azores and Dakar. There may be somfc
people who would not regard this country ss attacked
until there w’os fighting in tho stfsets of New York. But
our government will stop Hitler before ho reaches the
gates of our cities, before he can establish bases frota
which to throttle our trade and bomb our people.
Whether this policy means peace or wkr is for the Ger
mans to say. Our course Is set. We have not declared war
on Germany. It Is up to them to f|re the first shot, if they
wish. We will not go around the block to avoid the issue,
nor will we surrender without a- fight. We will not sur
render nt all. The United States when much smaller and
weaker than today has foughb many wars. It has never
surrendered yet.
The time for drbato has ended. Those misguided Iso
lationists who think that the evil forces at large in tho
world today can be overcome by burying our heads tike
ostriches-in tho sand have >>ad their say and their advice
has been rejected. If they ate patriotic Americana they
will now turn their energies to tho defeme of America, if
they do not, they may he regarded ss fifth columnists,
is merely u
a streamlined Word tor' traitors.
which ia
'*'
B lackouts
Thrcs cities in thh,UQlU4 |Smtik*have already prectired •'blackouts”^ in. preparation ^or 1 some future time
when auch procedure Is t*W*wlUtkiially life ..of our 9 IU-
P 8 & ’’'
JACQUELINE BHAW
ralt pulled no punch**.
M “ home loving" German*
g ettin g farther from home
each new aggrewlve move.
't necessary to read t e
la llnce In the President n
a umicretend where Am-
w ay the government
up pAttcnffer linrr*.
be long before It will
r t te Join the Navy
J»
U
te
In
ml w ithout
equivocation
be con aspect If he trim
wart the America's will to
hi* diabolical machination*.
y new Innovation, but along
B sm art-else who tolls ua
St Nantucket Beech.
iner reporter in Lon‘ tb* town aver after
k .w w r a t
- M l—
.T ho latest municipality to experiment In the business
of concealing itself at night was Newark, whore the resuite were far more encouraging than the earlier attempts
made In Senttle and Pittsburgh, where co-operation was
only half-hearted. However, reports Indicate thst In
Newark as In the other two towns the public made the occaslon onu of celebration and great crowds 4 filled . tho
streets.
<’
,
But even ho, writes tho New York Herald* Tribune,
"it la interesting to learn from Mr. Edward Ratner, a speclal observer for the Nowark Defense Council who had
flown over Ixmdon In n similar test Just before the wgr,
that Newark’s Job of effacing herself was 'better by quite
a bit' than London's at that time. ,Mr. Ratner eludlcd Nework’s test from an airliner cruising aboy# the heart of
Iho city. Another observer In the plane was Major Aaron
H. llorland, of tho 1st Army Air Corps. Ssld hss 'Bomb
ers flying over Nowsrk at altitudes cortmon for bdmbsrdmcnt missions would have been absolutely unable to
distinguish anything of military algnJflcance from the
air. Even from 1,000 feet, it would have boci) Impossible
for me to identify the cliy If' It had not been for thf
llcrhtH o f I hi, a n lu ie h a 1
loft burning through neglpct or non-co-operetlo
notwithstanding, the propensity of tha populscd
streets to put matches tb cigarettes, Nowark ach
cffoctlvs demonstration which doss groat credit
conscience and imagination of her resident* End
hard work and organizing ability of her Defense
For let no one minimise ths extent of ths task
paring a city of 490,000 Inhabitants, about -thf
Edinburgh or Belfast, for evfn M & n W p f lT
darkness. Months of planning were nwesaary. i
to acquaint ovary one with the time and serious
of the experimsnt and bla Individual duties pdrti
It, but to co-ordlnste the contributions td Its tmd<
D ISPE LL IN G
___ !L5K3HU
{te e n the cry a t
Its. sa d th e ir fellow
■» every menswr e
o u r eym pater w ith
tb,
tro
test
Um
Um original n eutrality m easure
■ M wertrlne toward o w r'd laad -
h e Ad s
s e c r e t a r ie s
B E T W EST, May W —
Florida Commercial Serceta
yesterday elected JL 8. Dym
DELICIOUS ROLLS THIS EASY
i
, ' "-w
New Fast-Acting Yeast that
Keeps Without Refrigeration
Makes Grand Refrigerator Rolls!
l-soath
auo? Not really!
they're just freeh out
tual convoys, to
Insure
th a t
what w* tend 10 the alllat bu
not sent to tha bottom of te a a#n
Inetead U being widely discussed.
At this w riting, no form al convoy legislation or project ha*
(etratlon.
For
example,
*x-jPresident
ihould nut the American N V y
nto action, • • » which boldly
nakee clear the ' meaning
erf
ro rd t Ilka convoye o f ’ p a tro ls
’ • * and t h a t 71* w ar! fo r long
,reare to come.”
"
' > \ r ’,
Mr. Hooker1*' position la th a t
*re cart beet hel|*r tn g l« n d W
u»hlng her tha b o m b e tf - h n d
1 ••; h
fcrxtjv
lynching o f. A. C,' Williams,
Z2-year-old nrgro, who' w as *Trrstrd In'eonni-clion with an a l
leged attem pted attack oh a IS*
year-old w h ite ' girl.
Um
th a t th a clUxenry are Illiterate
and no b a tte r than the rapist."
Lewis, ta the applaaae o f a
packed gaGery, declared hie ra*
aentm ent a t “ thi* rile, cheap,
unjustified, acorrilous and acandetain attack apon n».”
Pegler, w inner o f the
1940
P u lltie r Price fo r beat domes
tic reporting, had w ritten about
®
n
n
"
8
a
ft
„
I
}'
“
dntroyer*.
Wa even bom bardej one or
Swo French porta tn tho We»t
In d lm -a n d »tlU there wa* no
war.
W# Jumped In when a French
force aassailed
stalled U
the Dutch Island
of Curses*, and
battled
the
fort* held bv the French, final
ly driving tea Invader* away—
and *tin'«hrtd #04 tfe wo*.'And
when Napoleon com# Into power
we »trel*k,tewed out our dtfferoncee with rrando, restored to
them suck of their warship* a*
bad taken—-the Insurgent had
been wrecked before tee accord
—and that wa* tho Uat of tho
tpUod*.
Of ro o m . It do** not follow
that R err' fRUar .would pursue
th# French pracadrnL ibfL When
te#; troukla of. k century ego
00/ Franc* had
relaUvely than
Senate Debates
Scheduled. Upon
Appropriations
i ■
(fn fta « N
Fr«*te f a r t O w vl
machines. Tho Florida
8enate
yesterday adopted aa Its Judg.
m eat an address term ing Weatbfohk Pegler “ an
unm itigated
lia r" and “ an Intellectual •cock
roach" for hi* syndicated news
paper column about the lynching
of . _.
a negro
May 13.
- , a t QUlney
-,
•j—
Venator Amo* 1J. Lewie, M nr.
(•nna, a fo rm e r’ circuit Jodg*.
led a smashing atta c k on Tegler,
In which ho aaldi
. . . . . . . .shipper,
........
"Thla ____
alley-bat ynewa
w*f# settled by people who wera
the r u e - renrgadet of Georgia and Ala. with hie bqi^a and deaerter* of tha causa
probably
I n et be
then msinet him
tier might
feel U s dam* w ay now. Then w* I
had to Improvise a n S rj—actual
ly, to fall Um oak and cedar
tree# to build o u r frigst*a. Now
w t 'h a r a the flecat na*y afloat,
and are tu rning nut g lrcraft by
thousand* to • m atch— or ■ over
match—the N asi outout of the
nduf w ar weapon. Undoubtedly.
Uie fn e h r e r I* rx eip erated a t
a u r aid to England, but w hether
be I* likely to rtik our acUve
participation In ridding I he **n
of M r eubmarlnaa and m ee'lng
te e jf flying - bomber eccaeaorl-a
with tba huge flncka of superbnmbere
and
other
fixhtipg
of the ovcnl"
"T h a l’e rig h t-b e t I mired A rm
■p Jour day* ago. We had hot cfhnamon rolls yesterday for lireakfeel.
These P ark er H ouse roll* are for
hinch. And maybe tomorrow night
11] uae the rest of the dough (or
dovrr-leaf roll*.
“Thi* fast-acting M ac* Y u m is
rrrtainly grand. I t look me only a
l i f t te mix the dough in the first
pi a re -e n d George ia Ju*t plain rraxy
about th a t old-faahioned homeliakeil flavor! I always keep a snpidy
of M a ra right here on the ab elfaref TAers's no / um or bother about
rtjngetaiion. T hat's why it's per
fect for Florida)"
Try M a ra Y ra rr yourself, at our
expense! Take this coupon to your
grorer. H all give you. ahnJutcly
“
. w n t,, « »
• f t ? ’1 ' j T
- U
h
?•
Y a a sT -to g c th e r w ith
M a c s Y a a a r recipes. TVeat you#
family to
the grand old-f
to^^the
old-faahioned
home made
lot MACA TtMl f t m—4*4
rolls! See how Jatt and how easy
hom e baking b reo m rt wifh thi*
amazing sew granular g ra tis No
refrigeration I No fuss I No bother!
Fir Sort to A ik Yomr Grocer far
th* M ACA YBAST R e c ite F older
TVy the ireipe foe DtliraU Bolls youII
find ia ths foidrr. Ttea, for rrfrigsntor
rolU. MIS part of (As dough whan titan
(As frit time. Knead down lightly; ( la s
in large grassed container. Grass# top ot
dough.rortr wilh two thirknrran btsry
was paper, tied down tra-uniy.ssd store
In nfrigerslocforMrrnddsjraerairaek.
AImiuI ( hours Id o rr mil, are wanted,
•hope this dough iato mtls sad ptsre la
greased paa. Let rise ia watia wises
(atmit U* F.) until doubled. Beke la
fairly hot oreo, 400* la 4U* L
r FREEi
WITH »
COUPON
Ml Use pwWf at MACA TIAIT
andene MACA VgAtT BwUye Felder,
aatre ytveaeaJUol I f rklMl l|
Um O
After the. game
pause and
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THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA
Social A nd Personal Activities
MRS. LOURINE BEAL, Society Editor
Social Calendar
• '
THURSDAY
The Townsend Club will m eet
a t 8 K)0 P. M .' In the
C oart
H ouse fo r its regular meeting.
R eports of the convention held
Sunday In D aytona Beach will
J > e given,
w
- f r iija Y
The NdeV Ilow anl Chapter of
the United D aughters of the Con
federacy will m eet a t Iho homo
o f Mra. Claude Herndon, COG
Magnolia Avenue a t 3:30 P. M.
•
MONDAY
C ircles of the Woman'* Society
e f Christian Service
of
the
M ethodist Church will meet a t
1:00 P. M. a t the
following
hornet.
f
Circle One, Mrs. J . C. Da•vim , 611. Magnolia Avenue.
Circle Two, Mr*. George H ar
den, C ountry Club Road.
* Circle Three,
Mr*.
M.
RStrtckland. 446 Elliot Avenue.
Circle Four, Mr*. C. E. Me.
• S U ttow, 802 Palm etto Avenue.
Circle Five will m eet a t 8 :00
P. M. a t the home of Mr*. H ar
old MarahSrw tng .ra tio n , will continue in
the W om an'. Club for the Red
m Croaa from 0:00 A. M. until 11:80
A. M. w ith Mrs. Jack Hall as
fponsor.
Class H as M eeting
• A t Evansdale P ark
Evsnsdale Psrk in tJfke Msry
w as lha eeenc on Monday a fte r
noon of the regular lo c l.l and
business m eeting of the T ruth
a l n t m Cle.e of the Mathodl.t
” ChureL with Mr*. John Vaughan
presiding over the tu .i n r .i »**tion.
1 The devotional w ai conducted
b t Mrs. W. 8, Thornton who
Mad the 1»1 P.slin, .n d offered a
• p r a y e r . Mrs. R. W. Turner gave
*4veral patriotic poemt and the
group Joined In singing.
My
Country *TU of Thee
The meet.
Ing srae clo.ed with member,
tinging a number of old fim lllar
• •ongs.
Ice cold drink* and r*ke» were
served by the ho»te.»e», includ
ing Mr*. K. W. Turner, M r. Floii k Goodton, Mrs. II. 11. Duncan
and Mrs. R. F. Crrn.haw , to
m lb a following:
Mrs. John Vaughan. Mr*. E. A.
ilain , M r.. Mabel Blount, Mr..
W alter Clark. Mrs. W. M Ellk.
Mrs. T.” W .'T T w rtcy, Mrs, T. KWlUon, Mr*. W. A. Thornton.
F IX T U R E S
FO R SALE\
2-8 f t SHOW
CASES
1-10 ft SHOW
CASE
Check Protector
DRESS
HANGERS . . lc
Electric Fixtures
Millinery Heads
Youth Of Church
Have Silver Tea
The young people of the PreahyteH in Church entertained with
a silver lea on Monday afternoon
a t the home of Mrs. Hugh Wbelchel on Magnolia Avenue. A pro
fusion f i t gladioli decorated the
Whclchel home. The tea table
held a central arrangem ent of
row s, .ta li* and blue salvia In a
crystal bowl, balanced by m atch
ing tapers in crystal holders.
Guests were received a t the
door by Billy Brumley and Fred
Biitllne. The receiving Una w as
composed of Helen
H utchbon,
Betsy Dttble, Ann Stine and Mrs.
G. A. SUnc.
Ralph Smith and
Charles Sparkm an presided over
the guest book.
Pouring tea were Lola Meri
w ether, Audrey Bach, Emm ett
Herndon and Billy Hollyhead.
Mary Alice Hunter and M argaret
Dibble served punch. Assisting
In serving were 1-oulae Moughton,
Msry Crawley, Frances Dsgue.
Mildred Dsgue,
Robert Mlncy.
Mary Ann
Whclchel, H erbert
Brumley, Pauline Hasty, W in .
ds Lee llnsty, tlllie llell Kortson,
Billy H srtley. Jack Sparkman and
Mapes Greene.
Also serving w err Mr*. Hugh
Whelchel, Mr*. W. S. Brumley,
and Mr*. Francis Meriwether. A
musical program was presented
during th r afternoon with the fol
lowing person* taking part: Mr*.
Hugh Whelchel la>fi "Meriwether,
Mary Ann Whelchel, Helen H u t
chison, Ann Stine, Katharine Vernay,
Emm ett
Herndon, Blit/
Brumley. Hugh
Whclchel. and
Robert Hartley.
Guests attending were: Mrs. M.
L. Culluin, Mrs. 8. Puleston, Mrs.
Victor Greene,
Dr. Elltabelh
Tracy, Mr*. KalclgL King, Mr*.
R. F. Mann, Mr* F. T. Meri
wether, Mrs W. S . Earle, Mr*.
II. W. Tanner. Mra. J. 47, Monger,
Mrs John Sparkman and Mra. I.
S. Thompson.
Also. Mrs. G II Brown, Mrs.
E. L. Morrow, Mia W. A. Zach
ary, Mrs. W E Hollyhead, Mr*
H. J. Lehman, M r. K. W File.
Mr*. C. R. Dawaon. Mr*. Philip R.
Bach. Mra. E. D. Rrownlae, Mr*.
S. E. Andrews, Mr*. F. 8. Vernay, Mr*. J. N. Gillnn, Mr*. R. E.
Herndon, Mia* Betty King, Mias
-Katharine eVrnay, Mi** Jane
Chapman, Mis* Phyllis llach and
W. A. Zachary.___________
P ilot Club H as
Sw im m ing P a rty
Mra. It It. Pippin entertained
the members of the Pilot Club
with a swimming party and pic
nic a t her home on West F irst
lup|>er was
S treet last evening. 8up|>er
ein the
served picnic alyle V om
th
j bright colored table* in Mr*. Pi|l plnr* out-door living room gar
‘ dan
Those- enjoying the party were
Mrs. Joel Field, Mrs. O M Har
riaon, Mr* Al Hunt. Mr* F rink
R. MarNelll, Mr*. K -I Meyer,
Mr*. W. L. Morgan. Mrs Helm
Set nils, Mr* M. It. Smith, Mrs
II. A Swanson, Miss Maud,
Ttamaey, Mis* l^irllle pegtsm .
Mis* Gusslr Hinton, Miss Eleanor
■Morrison, Mia* Kathryn Murrl
son and Mr*. Pippin
Mr*. J G. W aits, Mrs W K
Well*, Mr*. C. R. Lord and Mr*.
C. L. Goodhue.
Also Mr*. M. E. Moyr, Mr*
171. M. Mason, Sr., Mr* Minnie
I Holt, Mr*. J. F. Riser, Mis F. It.
I Mite hell. Mra. Hrodie Williams,
| Mr* Jeanlo Putnam. Mra. A. D
Kluemaker, Mrs. M arthi Muffin.
Mrs. C. J. lU rriaon and Mr*. M.
L. Burns.
V
Dismay Tables
Jam es A. W right has left for
Tallahassee where he will
be
several days on" business.
Mrs. Av* W right Davis had n
her gurata yesterday Mr*. E. II.
Davis and Clarke Davia of G rif
fin, Ga.
lly M R S . M A R I A N Ft. J O N E S
T h u A g r ic u ltu re
b u ild in g w a s
th e rc c n c o f A no ther lo v e ly roc U I
a f f a ir T u e s d a y tftp rn o o Q w h en
M r* . J . N . Th o m p so n , M i** I*a c * /
M l* * J u a n it a Jo h n u n n , and
M i”
I»«h j U * P a r k e r e n te rta in e d
w ith n n lu cid laiiem i* ten sh o w e r
h o n o rin g M i** N e llie M. Rodenta u g h , who**- m a rria g e to F r a n k
W
Jo n e ,% o f R *(n fo f|i w ill la k u
place
F r id a y
a fte rticu n a t the
O viedo liiip t i* t C h u rc h .
G u ru ta
wen- in v ite d to c a ll h e!w een 3 :3 0
IV M. and
V. M
T h r room w « * I c a u l d u lly d ec
o ra led w ith C a rte r h |u > , g la d io li,
an«l f r r n .
T h e g uest t w ere greeted at the
door hy Minn El«*d(uihntigii and
I. W. Ilogan of Quincy is vis
iting with his hrnther-in-law and Mra, J. N. 11hornploti, who n1*o
s k ie r, Mr and Mrs. E. B. C ar auftiMed h e r w it h h e r p reai'iita.
te r at their homo on 1000 Oak
T h e ten t a ld f w u ilero rate d
Avenue.
w ith f e r n , r im u t iu n s , nod p in k
Friends of Bobby Park will
be glad to learn th a t he is re
covering from a recent accident
in which hr sustained a broken
nose.
1 rlend, of Miss R dth/H odge*
will be glad to learn th a t she I*
recovering at her hom4 on 117
Cedar Avenue from a recent
appendectomy which waa
p er
formed in the Fernald-Laughtun
Memorial Hospital.
Mr. and Mr- H arry Hall and
son. Jack, have arrived from
Monroe, N C to visit with Mr.
llall'a mother, Mr*, llah Hall,
and brother and ai*ler-in-1*w,
Mr. *nd Mr* Jack Hall. They
will In- here for two week*.
Mrs. John Andes. Jr., left
today for Grain where she will
he the gue-l of Mrs. H. I. T u rn
er. She is ill attend the district
Convention of D istrict Seven of
the Woodmen Circles to be held
In Perry on Friday, and she
will also attend the short course
to tie irirrn in Tallahassee from
May 30 to June 7.
Alfred Lee Stine la eipec'.ed
to arrivr Friday from Charles
ton, W. V a . to visit with his
parents. Mr and Mra. George A.
Sllne at their home on Summerlin Avenue
Mr. Stine I* con
nected with
the
Owen-llllnois
Glass Co.. In Charleston,
a*
associate editor and
assistant
cartoonist. Hr will he accampsnled by C arter Graham.
D aytona Will O ffer
F re e H oneym oon T rip
With a soft spot in its heart
fo r June hrides, and that nrecisary adjunct. the bridegroom,
Daytona Beach haa renewed foi
the second aucceaslve year Its
offer of a free honeymoon for
persons who say th eir m ariiaye
vows this coming June
All Sanford couples who archrinj* married In June are rllgi
ble. and one Florida couple will
be choaen lo represent the ila tr
aa the “ moat
attractiv e"
nr
m oil typical" newlyweds
The one qualification I* th at
rnuplrs must bo m arried in June
and the one way lo enter the
contest la to aend a photograph
of Ihrm aelvrt taken together to
the Chamber of Commerce
a»
Daytona B rarh. The photograph
may be taken before nr after
m arriage. R may lie a soapahot,
an enlargem ent, or a studio p.r
lure. Person* entering are urged
to subm it their most attractive
picture, for It will be the aole
basis of Judging.
A full week of free pleasure
and entertainm ent
in Ilayiena
Beach will be th r reward of the
winner*- sim ila r conical* »rr be
ing conducted in Grorgi*. Ala
bama, and Tenneaaee and win
ning couple* from
each jU t#
will bo entertained during Hon
e
y
m
o
o
n
! 0-
nteanderii.
M ias
l.n re y
A r lc ,
Orensetl In g fe e n . and .Mi** J u a n
ita Jo h n so n , dreaded in o rch id ,
pm ired punch
M iss Lo u ise |*ar*
k e r uNTiisted w ith
the re fre ah m c n l*.
Guetila imduded,
Mix
Frank
Jn n m , niothei of the groom* o f
Sanford, Mis, [I, F King, Mra
Ra lp h King , Mr*. J o e King, Mra.
J a c k King , Mra- <11» l\»tl« r u n,
Mrs. I'uul Campbell, Miss I,ace/
A lie. Miss Thelma
Miaa Mar
tha C ar aw ay, Mra. I.ochr Varn,
Xlrs. IL R. Ilinwn, Mis. Riirge»«
MeMahan, M is Henry Seheditlohaiirr, Mr* ti \V Johnson, Mra.
hidiiiel Ciiir^, Miss Ju a n ita Joh nMis Rill Renton Mis T. E.
Far tin , Mrs, J im mo- O w m is, Mrs.
I ton t ’niiivAHy, and M is . J im P « rt if i A lstt, M is
(i • (i
M r.M nhnn,
Tdrs Ir v in g M i i UmiI ih . M i s I I. A .
A b e l, M i s
J
L
Mult •dm , M rs.
C» I* T r ip p , M r* H o v ia itl H u n t,
M rs Y o u n g H a m s , M is
M ilto n
tSo iT, M ias M a ry A lic e \V illiu n m ,
M tr
W
TI
C o re , M is
J
W
M c K in n o n . M o
I
W
< oaten,
M rs
( i \Y M o rg an M r*
M M
K in g . M rs
A
It
H u n te i, M I m
K 11? a belt
H u n te r,
M is W
8,
W illis , M is
J
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K a s c ll, M ins
Jar< |uidine K u s e ll,
M is
Th u d
L e e l in g o. M iss S p in k * Lee L in
go, M r*
N e ttie
IN iu td l.
M ra.
F lo y d W w g n e i, M r*. W R Y o u n g ,
M r*
11. 1*
S lo n e.
M i* J , F .
R o o k e r «nd M rs C a ll M il lei
A ls o , M i*
,i
N
T h ', m p »iiii,
M is
J W
M n tlm , M r*
M M
M a rtin , M r*
I
*S ( tine M ira
A hired Co ne, M l** M a ig a re t lia r m r . M ir (
I
N ib lin k , M r* H.
L
H ag sd n le , M i r , J
t
F a ir rio t h, M r* Ed Y a n c e y , M r» Jo ueph F .
I in h a rt,
M r* H I L
T e r r e l l, M ra
M
I
l i m y , M ra,
T W t.a w h in , M rs R W K x t n ,
M ir
\X HR ro ttn ,
M r*
II F
W h e e le r, M is* C la m L * e W hetdeT,
M n , It L W h e e le r, M o
A D
S a n e r, S i
M iss K a th e rin e A u h n ,
I I ir r l.n n a A u lin , Mra
W
J
I jiw t o n . M i*
Tim Tietm nm , M i**
O liv e T ie iR in a , M r*
IL I
Me
(o > aa n , M r*. H I
W a ld , and
M rs A u g u a ta O l o v iu g b ii
A lso , M ix O reitn R u r n e t l, M ir
I ns per O a v is , M i* R la n rh e I'm
tin , M i r , J . E . R o n in . M is* M< I
la F a r n id i, M ra
C u rl
L a i noli,
M r* It E
K H ftc v , M i* tieo rg e
K e ls e y , M r* W
A TN'md Mi *
M eR a U h h I , M i r
M J
O ku
h in d , M i r L . I I t i iT e , M is F X
I'uTM un, M i r
W in
k'anRt hao C
M m W R . W i Hih ih r . ' I r * A M
S i i ' w a i l . M a x N* II W illia m - , Mi
R <; S m ith , and M i* 1
V M
< Moley
A b o , M>* I
L J toil sin Mr
B * t-dar, M ir * Anno * *-dm M
M ario n K rI i -r, M r* W 0 Niue ,
M r* H V Moon
Mi
\N M
W lig h t , M ir T ln o d i'ie A u lin , R
M ia
T h e tu lo ie
A u lin ,
i
M r*
W
T
W a lk e r. Miaa l " i R u d d e ll. M ir W T I h a n re . Mr
R n o lle y , M ir r R e t ly H in d i'\
and M ra
J
W
Redenb.ui
m o th er of the h r ld r -elect,
A b o , M i r A H. K iin h lw , Mi
E. E
R e a * le y , M r*. .1 1* lb a
le y , M ra J
W
|lr » d r y , Si
M ra J . W llcH H lcy, J r . M r*. I( I
S t t lo y . M ia , J- I L S t a le y . M iM a i L c d n h a rV M ra , A W . S ta le *
a tra . R . K . Murphy. I l i r a B la t o i
M u rp h y , M ra. O . G . W o lc o tt, M ra
W. r
C a r t e r , M rs . W . L . C a r
t e r, J l i * H i l H u n t, M ra. Ja n ie *
W i l- T i , M»*. C L . W e s t, M ra. J
II
I *ee, S r , M ra. l/oan K o o r\ls,
M r* E . R
K o o n tz , M rs. M etz,
M rs
|{
F
CxHiper, M ra. C- F
F le i* t hei , Mr* Ja m e s FleUcher,
M r*
C u d B o b b in *, M rs. J . II
I-ce l r . M i* F W . T a lb o tt. M ra
(I.
A r ie , M ra. W . I I i'o a and
M i* J V Cox
A I'H M ra M R. tla m n ag e . M I rp
E s ’ u t him mn g i , M ra.
,E M a iln» r
M i** Ju n e A tu rin e t, M r*
C a f l R a u l, M rs
8 . E . E ch o la ,
M r* R II A m le ia o n , M rs. I.. M
A n d e rso n , M rs. G eo rg e S la v ic k .
M i*- F rie d a S la v ic k , M rs, A R
Jo h h * o n . M i*
E m o ry M ilehem
M is* penny M ile h e m , M ra. F. M
Q j i f . M r* C b arlo- M e tc a lf, Mra
A - I« M e fr a ir. Mr 4. N R . W il
IU . M«* l
IV M ills , M r s P o lly
M ill , M r*, J . K u u s e m ille r, M rs.
J . W W ils o n , M r< A M -lo urs.
M r* H n ir o h l Jo h n so n , So ml mi Let
■nd Jo h n n ie Jo n e s.
TUESDAY
Donald Smith
WEDNESDAY
Betty J m n Ptckron
M artha Maa Chapman
Before an appreciative audience
'he la st program for the vear of
the Music D epartm ent of the Wo
m an's Club wea preaanled In th*
eluh house last evening. Pre.
reding toe program Mr*. B. C.
Moore, chairman of the Musk
Departm ent, presided over a short
n* Inee* meeting.
The auditorium nf the club vraa
iwuk lovely with quantities of
multi-colored
m iird
garden
flower*. IIoat*ears fa r th r affair
were Mr*. J . T . Denton end Mra.
J . B- Root,
B irthday G ift To
[Civil Service Lists
Be S en t By O rder Jobs F o r C a rp en ters
In five jihuencv o f l hi* p te*hh h i,
^Ira C .
Irwin, M rs. S P J in .
toil presided o v e r lilt* bu *m e**
m eetin g o f the G lu d io la C lu b of
the i >1 lif t of th e K a p le r n M m
w hich " u* Li*hi nt lie ! home cu
M a u n ilia A \ em ie v e s t r id u v a f ic t
GOLF S »
putting the mint benti* m tin
bottle \t tin* time ponnhl o p '"
e»l lu<* ninny gifl*. and o h . dt
no nt* <if iuke, c*»ndy and punch
we e aetVed hy Mra Smith
Those united to eujinv die im.
i iraioii uiilt Dotiuld were S' n lei
Ann MnigHu, Cairtil lumi*e I hn i l,
Rettv Rutter, Marion R utbr, Rm
Iihui Ann IViiitc , June It' wn
Jonnie Mue Jones, Jurn M oiiotl
leNivnette IlH lllett mid Maly IN
tlier Powell,
Alan fieri R iitle', Mtitoo Fo*
lei. Humdl
Stemper,
K .d.doh
Wt"1lei
Smith, To in ui y VYIIk In son • nM m * hew , I loro
A l*o, L a m e t I
J i ra ld ln e Pi t ill* W11k in Hi*ii, Luther Dm ol IN* u
thy
Pear son,
P tm t o l, Cinneron, Robtiy Stnplei ,*nd i
E I L o I m ih l*ippun M a im
B u n g e. gene IIm per.
H m o th y
R u t fi
Pugh.
cookies
and punch wen* served the gueid*
b y the hoate**ea foi I he p iilt y .
M ia* llo d g r , M is* K iiH u iio e S p e ll
c c r. M i** G la d y s P ip p in a ml M iss
S te lla T o i»r Ii tun
S e n io r* atten d in g Hn* tea w e ie
the M isses R u th
A lo in Roll. Md
d red A w a it. Mat ga le t R o ily , J u
IU M ae R on d, E ile e n R ta g g . Ja n e
C o ch ra n , E rm a
Ih n u ln e y , Je *» u
D u iih ii,
<Jw« ntlolvn
H a y e s,
M am M a lth a K m e r u k , la lh e im e
H u l l , llo r o lii > K n d e i,
Belu'i'ca
t i n . M n iy I.o ilg i and E lle n M en-
Grs< e !*etu ee, Mar g a ie t Sp e n ce r,
Ge*» v iu S ta p le r,
N ell Stew a i t .
E v a l o S illie s . H elen T a m m , Ret
tv \\» '*l. Rclte W’a lh e n and Mary
(IN
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Other * attending
m«
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M ia
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Mra J N D u rd en . Mi
M organ, Mra (R a d y * S m ith . Mi*
p h y lR * S m ith
M iss l.illn in Dun
hip, M ia* B o th llu m l. M ix* R* 1
R uh r man M l*- D .o *d h y Sun
1 id and A B Jid m *o n
h|ii-til .ill our Mitrkini: hmii-i Ir.imitm .,i rir-i Im nl . \ - n i U
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v.ra m i n il fit xa it Ii flowCK iitul
, |*e paper ulreamer* w 'u h a
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with itii (link u lug uti
I'luc raudit I Gnnie. sverr rnioyed h> the
■irata wph tiie prize foi **piiip og the d«ifkey's tail on" going
i lirmnie Camrrtui Caiol Louise
David*
rccrivetl the prize fm
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AND
TH U R SD A Y
FOR
r.AUUIIH.
T he Story of a W ife. . .
w h o w as th e Reason
w hy H ubby didn't like
her Boy Friend!
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Sanford Country Club
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P E N N E Y ’*
W liliomAUo. V*i non AMiimm Ai Huii
Hun elf, Kdwiid Daniels, J"hn
tliifin, Fred Dyson George Kick
Tnnv 11uddlealon, Donald Jnnea,
|^er< \ long. Lowell Hoover, Chii1
T>ifop-on, Rill Vernon
CAMP ‘■LANDING, May O . (■parifcll—-Soidlare in B attery A
o f the >1*1 (D is k ) D Iv liW a
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A rtllary
raoatly
Tam pa hmo, will n et be ambam waad la tt-a future when there are
ladles In or n e a r ethalr Urine
quarter*. B erysaat Philip Ainas*
w orth, Tantpe, has erected n
fin e l » k end aacorad a red fle e
to r a t e# the m eat when the fair-
T e r n - J a n e • to Ju ly IS
I T e e m - J s ly | ) to A a * >9
: deft n '
i« : ti* r., lutw thut Km*
i t r v 1" d til i him id»' p a d .
f y Open
Hodge presided
facet! a n ru lw n lie *.
r A I * WARNING
S u m m erS ch o o l
1 v n if r-dd T"» un'i Putt htitgi. inut.i tin «»thrr w«»I.m L lit' d 1 . i
Mini the
1 Ml in i '"lid h.ive 1m i ,
ntion* HUM he tl, i ........
noon with Mra. I.. M T yir u* the\ ppl'ti
M irm rei. L S I n t s- " " j
I'o. lit 'tea*.
Mi'vnl gulden flower* deem it d Di*11 n l , Ni'iv pM-t nr it , Il t.M i
hi i
the iiKinra of Mra, Dutton holm im* \llim tn, (Li
for Hu' meeting.
Follow in^ o imtne.
1lm>e Mpply tig HUM
,,, , Mill
loiitine buaineaa dtartl*Mott( it w ra
nn o p p re n ii
d'Ci-htl to aend a gift t
'mV, I plot
( iislli lniiy who im in the M i onn I le.rat four year
Home hi St Peterahmg. for I i ot mum hnve luid
hiitj ila.. which i* June
11» seif
ev pi'i’iem e
i
t iliidii'ln i iuh hn* ii'im nit*. ■• d I iir tIn i inform ntum
f lira- bo) fm Rcvrial >en
"ti , m hi o Iit ii Itied fit imi t
Villlnih in'i’USIOtlH,
! t;irv Itojird nf I' S i is
The next meeting will br told s ice i Mimrrieta, IV i i if11
one wi i k eiitly and in to la n 1 (undo
June 17 nt the home of \|i j
Hurt la Anderson on Fuat Sctmni
Street
All member* were utge.f
Sem inole Seniors
to Hew for the Bed t ’loxs on Mm P i t t s b u r g h . M a t r o n
A rc F.ntcrtained appointed It K S. day* whnli n.
K i l t e r s t . 'i i i l l y
P le a 1
tin f l i t niid third Tlie-dns m
The new trig *i i>
I I nor ini* t he *e nmr * o f S r n u the month
,nc l«bt in the Wi niHin - i hi1'
RMS H IN. Mo v
tl
Hi
in td r H ig h
Beho*'I
who w ill te .
from 'J JO A M until Ii in ’1«I of Mr* Bu ll N•i dm.in (,
e c iv i I he ii d ip lo im i*
on Ju n e J ,
0 4 hu k
11 mp Img hei
o im 111.| |i
m en bets o f the L r t-111 Y en ter
Refii-hliieiiU were *4|Vc.| Ih
o \1 i11.old Rot el E j ..... .. I It'll
ta lm d w ith a tea on M onday fio m
pte*enl hy Mr*. DuHotl and Mr
,11-1tqillv I inlay whi u i Si Mltr
6 :0 u o r ho k u n til r’> JO n d o c k ut
Tyie
ivt tll'tj <>■'i <*f a >i rtf "LI •l.i if
th e home of M r* O M H a n i s n
l'r»‘*e|it were:
Mis
<'
'
|>t‘
;i-l.~l Hilly to IHUD '.It M III.
In the rre e iv m g line w ere M r*
Rngg*. Mra
Flunk I- • io*t^ * Sit. w„ * imuu-'li'niti II • lit. 1
I la n is o n , M i* M II S m ith , M is* Mrs John
(invr, Ml* \\ ^t I,, Ju.lat- Vincent Ri i'l- n.i 1>• "
R e b ri cu S trv e n * ,
M i**
N atutu
Hiiynes, Mrs
II
J Lelri ,in j
T r u e and M is*
L a f lin e
K e lly
Mis
Glenn
K. McKay
'11
G lm l ioh in In i glit
'h a d e s
w ere
Foiilycc Buaaell, Mra, t l;uotile d lo fo in i the I U ntil deem a
Welah. Mi * llnrria
Ando «.
Hotis fo r the occasion J h e tea
Mra Myron Smith. Mr* l
V|
t i t l e wns o ve rla id w ill
a
Riumlev, Mi** FJizuleth Jcwcit
clo th and
re n te rod
w ith
nn<l the hoateaae*.
iunch howl o ve r w h ich M ias
Music Group Holds
Last Meet Of Year
Window Fixtures)
STYLE
Telephone UN
N ellie B edenb au g h
H onored A t Show er
PA R E TURKU
LIAM
RAYON
S IZ E !
PRISCILLA
DRESSES
(T B T A IN S
1 .3 3
79
HAIR. UN
PRICED!
S o ro rity la y o n c ra p *
in ip o rk lm g I lo r o I
p rin t. S i t * 17 lo S7.
Men’s P A JA M A S
Kml rnj.,i litiwili'lnlh -M
with tr"H"-> fi,. I?■i,
|{
r n lliui ntini mint- uff
> t « i a i i a g l Y 'U w f r l e * Z t k
BOOKSHELF TABLE
WOMEN'S
W HITE
HAND BAGS
Wuahuble,
piiirtulit
bag* In new sum
m er itylei.
LACE
Sm art Dwncon f h y f a
ily t * w bh lu o iq u a try
n
Inloy lo p ! Sa tin y w a l .1 /
nut Untohl I S " h lflh .,
i l
fl fl
*0 .00
I l f ' S a v f o f if
TRIMMED
SL IPS
94c
O f« a -T « jl
CARPET SWEEPEIS
Not# that* factyraill
R a m o v o b l* d u ll !
ponil Automotlc odfu its b la b tu in a il
1
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Parim Iti Seminole County Dr
Census Bureau. Bulletin
soL om ta w
w
- c a Wp a u H m k a /
of Um ll i> (D ixit)
U M h Field A ril lory,
unit -an continuing their'high
Inviting; War
Croplai
h a rw i tv it, « c k i
title or follow .
n o w i f f i _____
Land uoni for Crop* .......... ........
:VaJua o f farms. lands a ml build-
■
4Number
K gofiM
B.~ ™ = .
fa n r a of white npor-
athool education With- (K sparLal
n tiM p w M H M m farotaNM
m a r ,,
14.301 ■
1,134
.
Mil
i4,M a
f«, IP7.2M
li.a w .ii
In iv m lly «f rierida.
nlftW , Qm m
eon r a n
foil credit a t the high
ill the told It fa altertdinddetion Into Um
«10^(»,9U t i t ,
'VeSmems,
Number, of farm* nf non. white
A clea of
Aerra o f
While .
Value o f
p m la Uns out th at B arky W al.
U fa wan Bstralght fur the On*
2-1 and 1-3, T o n Maany, la Um
cinattl Red# by acorea af. S J ,
New York PU , gmg-ol-the-mcnthe
tliaalyi r a O ttU t M u r all s I ha
one with fra c tio n !.", . *
tand In form!, while .
land In farm*, non.
.......... .
fartna. Hite cprrators,
laitna, non-whltc opera.
n hi* proclamation, iht
predicted th e daclsrat (he world of ex la tln |
fliil at tie of emtrrcenc)
um etita tfeati
U ecilvra of the .Aajf.
ilea through tbe Aeatnte,
all reaUtance on land, rea
im ftfire on lha Pnrt of U>'
S ta te i to tha trvrf Inert*"
naco would ha perlloua an'
■ prudence retiulfta tint
a a s - t ss
trrn peacetime A Uthorlt*
t m ilitary atrength to «u;l
U will en-ible *a to cop>
and decisively with an '
a t hpetlle cnelrrlemcn'
hem lipherr, o r the ra
IMW
MW*** *w»
n agalnat It. a* well oi
Um th r e a t,o f predatory
by fareign agent" Inlr
ley. and society,
tatty, he eoatlnued, to
irlng the rtliMnre o»
ney which requited that
t> "rallltory, naval, at*
in defenses be put nr
' | i i le of readiness to rtpe'
an oil aits of threoto or
«gi on directed toward any
af the W H teth' IlCmlsfhcre.
i further the gedetal ob|ee
_hw»ewllcd upon msnufactor
to give preerdenre to ito
Sete thst the nation needs
A m e l l mi* loyal workmen
veil. a*. rmtilsyeM to ipsrti
ft Upfer dlffrrencea In I to
P W t r t to Insura the aur.
Vajoe o f Implements ami marhinctV, while uper-lnr.-, In dnlla-a
Milk prmlorril, galton* .............„ .
Cow* kept mainly for milk pro
duction . - ......................... ..
...
CntCs kept mainly for h ref iiroviral of the only, kind of govdtlctlnn
................................... .
ii.W
•rnmerit which . recognises the Chicken e g r , prodneed, <t:,xi in .
29M 45
H*hU af lib e r, d r or capital."
Chicken i rained „ .......... .................
05,014
■lie rdferfed to the labor p rib lem Ih hie speech na well.
Pah mV rapor ting homy pmil-cttl
"Thla la no tim e," he eald, “ta t Honey produced, pnund*
capital to iroke, of bo allowod to Corn, for all piirpme-, pries .
-etaIn, excise psqflto. A rticle! of All, hay, Cxtluilre of sorghinrs,
L ira
lefenie mttet have undliputw!
17.013
dkht of way In every Induitrlal Iflah potatoes, bushr-l* .. .
a.nas
SvraetpotoU
ri
and
yam*,
LunhrM
plant In the country.
/
"A na-lon wide nuchinery for
conciliation
and . mediation of
’Oduilrlal dispute*, tyie hffn act
Ip. T h at m achlneru m utt be used
iromptly—and w ithout 1.stoppage
nf work. 'Collective bargaining
will be retained, bn! tbe A m er.
K iw a n is L u n c h HI'ltING CANNlNO HRAflON and
‘ran people expect th a t Impartial
rcotnmcmtiUona nf our govern
BBAClt, May
WHST t*A
ment aervlcfi will *ie followed
2B. —(Hprclatj
>olh by rap ltal ami hy labor.
nlng aeaion
_
----- —
’f i n
aki-rag.A kvqoct . bmmm
tier way to t*alm Beach County,
“The overwhelming m ajority of S lnto their tents.' Well. right
with rural women pulling up'
fu In Camp Ulanding's ;tI»i
*ur Cltixena expert th alr govern•IxleJ Dlvtoh n an Alai, every
hundreds of qUarta of vtgatablea
went to are th a t the toola of do.
|ht seeka the shbllrr or his
lent barracks In' (‘omjuiny C In
•rotlc safeguards o f both lahoh lOflthEnglnoers. lie Is 'Jll.yenr.
Old Rafik Naalr, n llkrallu liichly
tod martagomimltj tbl* govern- •ducated
private in the Unltril
went I* dctrrtnlnM to um itTI 6f Btotoa land fotres,
'la power to d ftp m i th e will of
I'ippto'a flowers
Pvt. Naalr, who has ntirm lnl
U people, and to fim v n t In. unlvaraltUa in the K isttrn and
Picked fresh every day..
'n tefeitn re with the production of iVettem H im laphrn' tins travelInto the homes of luved one*
natiwlale c u e n tla l to.our nation's ed C entral A frlra, practieoliy nil
and frierula
Never a moment they are not
• f Europe and A m rrira, tuny ci> N
welcomed to.
Itia pledge th a t whatever may Balpn Rouge, U „ hi* h'M e. He
1. William. Ilow aid
T aft—
Ipeaita three language" anil ha* I iTshlrnt. th i e f 4i>£,too of the
(live us a chance to brighten
graduation drgrvers la ..............
lha day
iromptly roqatiued lq .aom» floer- ng, medicine and accuuntlng. Thu lld llrtl tllnfra.
And
*(rew
flowers along
1. (lull'll I.IKimknlnnl.
i , .w
>r» a* • hoaslUe forarnanar of ■W-trthyi dark moustarhed Nu*lr . 3. Ill'tween the A tlantic ,f]ieean
your way.
} convo* system —w«! prefaced can (Uscum freely tuple" of cur.
Remember - wa try to fill ahy
and (he .Cnrlhbenn Urn-—a torn (
Vy a dtacloeuM th a t 0 w Ownutivi opt Interaat aa well os the in- t/jno miles, sm ltlirast from f t o r
request.
wero alnklng m rrehant ship! a t iCrmeit happening* of past Id*- i’In nm! about tllO ntilfa abuth.
Dependability la our grattoat
» terrific h*ce—more than .twice
v asMt,
«, i
rust nf I'nrto Rlrn,
a> M il aa Orllleh and American , J^aahapa Ihe first thing one
K am aitly tea will try to ba
4. Clwrles Colenworth Ptnekdtlpytrda can replace them.
would ask of N aalr would he: "I nrv o fjtb u ith Carolina,
Naha other than a tru e friend
g o tta Florida rand* remind,.yod
10
of Ihe N r* a K i d Holy l.iiiid r' aInnIi i|i„. __Ih CaNillng ' and *!*•
Nothing Is fu tth e r frum the
(l. Ilnnsll,
tru th , Naalr states, end product*
an album of pictures In prove •R. John Ai’ irns - 00 *
0. John Adams and
th at I'alcatlte and its rurroumlIng terrain presents a nunilwr Jefferson—July 4, IBM.
of lieautlful'kardcRa, rltle*. rood*
counliy-amaa and recrentlon cen-
kb Stationed
Quiz Program
ith Troops Of
Presented At
Dixie Division
tq a lp tr te n l
fruits
according
to
ifi
V
k i i s
A R tb U M IO
PARROT
ae your graduation ahoea
ur new ^election of amort*
led, comfortable wearing
ITot*. You wl I like the
icy keep their appearance
w r a r ffjp b s
encement
r .- tis s M v-rt-m r s - a o-*»
•n ti, he dMllMtad fA Fdwt"
*Vgnn«n and ele'tlffR aw ards nf
•hn year will b« rpwgentod .h*
Ml|* . fbcha-lh*
T*kach
and
toonard McLora*. The, w'lco-n•n* add-vss will he made bv
Ollpa Chamnin and lb# " d a n
w di" read bv M aty Lodge.
In • spccl*l ceremony, the
•anbtr Key will
nraranted by
Yrad Dvaon to Ina Junior ffa s i
m d Edward M antoilj 'W ill t i calve the kev on behalf of the
nlasa. Art c x ctc d g i of Mato wlR
ha mads a t lha Jnhlola come
in lake the aeato formally
>led bv the seniors.
S
I MniAra will s|n« Bto etasi
nnd Natalie Trtia toll* glvr
f i th e iib a m la u m ta
British Continue i*;
Battle In Crete "
InSpitfeO fO d*
r r s a il a a v *
Hdiise Passes
3 Local Bills
At Night Session
, raallM W O
**»■
K a r
ta a
Pag * O sr)
.
trem endous lussra.
■
I t waa believed grobabla th at
Cermanv already
had
thrown
three division" numbering 4B.OU0
men Into tbe struggle, I n inldL
linn tu hundreds of epecbdisla
landed by plana.
The A dm iralty announced that
thn dratli alruggle betw een tha
llrltah fleet and Herman bombyra
hnd re s t two UrllUh ernii-sn
THIS
b a .J
sermon of, a port d istrict would be author ■
toed, and t i p City wnulil t<e per-
K M & u i i n n A 'c
lor Banquet will ba held a t
Parish
HouM
at
7 [IQ lidet. The mas sure allowing the
tl~
140,000 would out
cur M
■tore th e smnout
Inqraan
ba paid in c atu
to g received ftwm
MERCHANTS
WISE
m orning
CHIMNEY HOCK CAMP FOlt H o
Near Aahevllle,
i M ill 8BASON JULY
. After * Winter In «ho
the 'opportunity to get uw
m a n -m a d e •urrpundlnjfi, Camp i
freBdom from the ei
of the city, u aolyca
mm ftcei a tong, UdJe
S a m , that Idletttaa ;
4e>' > X f
iiood name in man or woman, Mr, Shakef
tngb said, is the immediate jewel of their soula
ev.eTy business success, back of the small'
that contributes to that success, U an eii1 httiiie. This la a Jewel that fe never for
il- #
&
©
m
i . :{ 5 « 3 3 A 'V L v t
‘jW .-f-iT -s ’ s
f
�V
T n ^ SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA
astmfc
m in e to atvp in If ptwtacUon
not rMumed-
AIn—
i| O l,
questioning
If
(G O M P A N Y ,H A L T
I*
HKRN DON
C U rk
' H i IWAv1
W E WISH TO Wl
UsUfled under
tin t
11
By STANLEY
U S Pj*e*t &f<€*
^COMMANDER P I
WASHINGTON, N ay M — W
HifTT 8 . Hooks, A .P.U union
An
THEOLCFHOME TOWN
JACKSONVILLE, H ay SB —
<JPh- N athan Archibald Wake*
fW d, M , cashier and v k a pres
ident of tha Florida N ational
Bank boro, w as found ahot to
V « V F B RO O CH T <
T H E FO OD FR O M
P 1 P P S K ITCH EN A
O R D E R E D -IT S Hi
AND READY T D J
^ -V 3 E R V E /r t
Kntnrk^Vdn
Sockjs
_
V •L n f l he I ' m l n l St ill fA fimlm-n jiI.'i fit T i t r ’k f v , M rs Jo h n V A ,
4 rii \l i i r i n v . of U n lttm o ro, jirrtvt**
»i
« V o fk n boarii iho lin o r I ' f f i i of r.f.
Slii* i r n vrIt'll hsilf
t n n o nim l Ih r irloln* fm tii A n k iirn
•t ii ii .t o l tin* Ju n o w n litin i* **f h»r
lift, I in u k , to M is* It 0*0 riu itlio M T»> lor in W n sh in jfto ii. U t!.
far m0 M*>
F R O M C A M P tS IV E A U N T SA RA H
T H E B c r r s HOI
PEA & O PY A HAND
<SETT//H O R E A D T F O R
H E R B IO C A R .D E N P A R T Y
n g an d d ry in g
i r C h o c k U te a t
n r hom e re a d /
>(-urrs scrap
book
By RJ.SCO I1
Hir Old Glams W. , .
Than Nana al AH
tC tH ■*'
W lU E L M J
SH E had worn
th e m th re e y c a r s r.ot r e a l i z i n g t h a t
her vision had
lh a n g e d
during
th a t tim e. W c fitted
h e r w ith new lenses,
a n d th e ev id en c es of
'.tra in h av e trone.
yEfLMO, CAl/K
Ha s crt<rT
AH A RRO W
8 9 6 yARPS
~ OVER/
HALF A
W hat is
advertising,
anyway?
M IL E f
[[0 ^ ALL & H tlP ARE
D r .IN G R J N M
• OPTOMETRIST a
w rrtt w o o l
------A B Y S S IN IA N
“M e e p h a v e io M < i Ha i r
n A L o h tq i & H M A M E
covered
116 MAGNOLIA
SH
W ill
**O C AC
V
r ?
o « * * * 0 lf
V '^ 'A lot of speeches
r*
have
1
been
about tt.
•^ M U M IT T v E
P O L Y N E S IA N S
Americas thrift champ^n
the lowest price fie^
W g ftJ L
A M o M $ -T H t W o r l d s b e s -T k A V u ; a T o r s - - i i l i y
Vo V A C E D f tU r tD R E D S o F M I L E S o V t R < R E A C r i E R O
r J \A f r / S M A D E o F Srf'lOICS AMp C R A S S D u A D E L , A>
V.FV IlS V f i K d v - o d i W '
f w l«i C M tlW n h u ... i ..
, | t N f U Umt for the man or woman
who wants to buy Bomolhlng—and for
tha store or factory with something
' on nan or rtni.n-ATio!*
And Uke mdet time-savers, It’s a money
d a m tee. •*.'
IN T U B C1HCUIT COUIIT IN ANIJ
r tm
H E N iN o u :
t-m iN T T ,
, V L O IU U A . IN C IIA N l'E IIV ,
k i i a m ’ IH c . r i B L o a
i *l a i .n t i k k ,
Tfo 5 Sanford Herald
vn
N O IIA
LK U
K lliL D H .
IIK V IIN N ANT
T O i N u ll A I. KB r i K I . l ’H. llA i n.V,
D«i|i» r h ereb y «lw«iitngl rtl in m
I
of do i i h l l l b« p u b K e h ^
foul
coflnwfUtiFr
Wrfill
%V#1
DEER TONGUE
POTATO DRAWS. Rex
SKYWAY SERIES
STUDEBAKER
lowest repair cost in owners’ expericmcl
on riaildont P fM anf
Csminondat ckowU
i l l
D O W IMEV ^NOW
THAT ETTA ISn F A
C j r p r c t i.
SfiaCBLLANBpUH
NAirraKSS
S le w
diat
SHE LM ESH EI3S.*
AUTOMOBIUC AND
p a h th if. P a t JfhaaoD
G a r a f . f t w a IT.
R. N. Nipper,
F in eh u rat Griwery h nifum buying gr^mi end
dried leaves a t th e nm ik.'t platform . Make
extra cash. Call fo r inform ation and prices.
NCTYST.'Bur f
T H W C S H ff O C T
I
H S O S B L F in a
T R A P t h is t im e r
: /> r i
y£3(S
UO
More money when you bade ini
M a fie ^
A u to
S e r v ic e
IJ.v P A U L ROBINSON
JOB WANTED—any kind
work except u non*. 1
M c M u lle n ,
■Mil N ntlM cm
Million-dollar ride and hpndling easel
o iso n aiA .
¥ du bit* t»rderwil hml p tiu lm i
lo l»« « M
h j i M i r upon
th» Tth
4 * y of J y l jr 1M1 to I ho bill* at
lo m p U ln t file d l | « l n a t you In the
• bdivo on I Hit** ro u u r miff c o u rt.
Th o It o f o n V H e ra ld !■ lb# n t iv i*
| „ Kmatt'i nmit.
More milts per gallon, say happy owners!
t h st b e
CA1M&
H | / HOW Afjour A
OPTBt --WIH US
P lJO V iO lN O DIE.
LCNE iNlEilEST.*1
U PSTA I
Dit*m on
HI'YA
swftEr
MuSio-
! TALk.'IN<J IO
DiE EXTENSION
|)tV .'VvHfei.'E
l i , b i n : ,A N Y
. W AV I * . .
THAT
M L
‘PHONkV
m
M
UUM8B3
phone
^ T J SHE (SAVE
PaL
THEHf ,
BLA N KET
n o lh -p m o f
L O N Hi H A N O I
Y ou ’Vm (icrri'A
b l good to do
rtL U M M A SK TH E C R IT T E R /
i •■*-
N
�Named Co-Captain*
AKNAPOiis.'^Md, umr ■ in
—< * V - BIB Buiik
tn d
Bob
Eoollor, N a n '* football "touch•oar* twins,
woro named eoeaptalna yesterday o f tho Mid*
dla basketball team.
Booth, of Paaadens, C all/., la
• ‘ g u ard and Zoetler, o f Now
A lbany, Ind„ a forward. A . O.
K untss, o f Sheboygan, Wl«., v u
o2 Game
Pitch In
II Tonight
Sacker, Rings Up
rf Only 2 Tallies On
Double And Single
JNew Hurler, Jones,
-Only 10 B i n g l e s
nr hero tonight, glring the
local fans their flrat lolk' at the
new third aackor, Al Del Boo who
last night mad* th* two Seminole
runs and led th e . local'* hitting
wMh a double and a ataglc.
fionford handed out tome nice
fUldinr behind the ball pitching
af th* naw Remind*, Clyde Jona*
af Boltina, by clicking for two
doubt* play*. jo* JJuatfc* handled
two more of hi* "tooeh th* baa*
H w r aad throw to flrat" play*
last night, th* foutth he hot
made in two day*.
' A fter three up and three down
in th* opening Inning Ocal* got
doing In tho second to collect
throe tingles and two run*. Lot
abigfod. Loonbart atogjod * and
Lawnra, tingled * fa it ball
reduced by tho releaae o f I » lad llln d y and sale o f P ran k
Hudson, wilL one pitcher,
Clyde jo n ta coming in to plug
tho racan d ea. With four gameu
In two dey* tho pitching otaff
la under a strain and Glrk may
glee him self the nod to hurl a
gam*.
Florida State
League
8L Auguatln*
..... 29 19
DeLand .................... 20 15
Daytona Beach
24 Id
Orlando ..........
22 16
L erabutg ............... ID 22
Galnearlila ......
15 2d
P infold ............... . 1 4 20
Ocala .............
14 20
RR8ULTB YF-8TERDA1
Ocala 9, Hanford 2.
%
Daytona Beach 6,' Orlando I,
Gainesville 8, Leesburg 2.
Ft. A ugustine 9. Is-esburg 2.
GAMES TODAY
Ocala a t Bantord.
(Double Header)
Onlneavllie a t Delanri.
Orlando a t Daytona Beeer.
9t. Augustin* a t l-sesburg.
fB im g ff,
9 :45
4:15
4:30
4:35
5:45
5:00
5:15
5:S0
C aptain* of f(vo o th er mid*'
w fatgr sports team* ala* were
announced. L. R. Edleson, Louis1*01*, Xy*. waa named awlmmbtc
I team captain: If. H. Rapplngton,
I Barnesvllle, Ga., email bora rifle
| captain t w . P. Carmichael, Nor*
2 * n . Okl*., w restling captain;
IW . C. Blattm ann, New O rtcani,
(L a., gymnastics captain, nml O.
| F. Keeler, J r , Bedford, Va.,
I fencing captain.
Sanford'* buttling managoiw
catcher, Charlie Glrk,. n u
pramiaed
to
"charge tho
mound" aom t ttm a In urn n ear
fu tu ra, to ehow hi* arm t* aa
good from the pitcher* bn*
to home aa It la from home to
aecond baa*.
With a double
header a gal net Ocala coming ;
up to n ig h t lb* aurprlt* m ay
Ocala Here For
^ D o u b le Tonight
. Limited t o s l x hlto by the
t Y earling p ltth er, WR1I# Beken.
rath . Sanford loot by a d o te
f. tcor* of 9-1 then it waa atoppod
In a ninth Inning rally a t the
■t Ocala p ath U rt night.
A chance fo r m o n g o will b«
th e Bern Ino lea ton ig h t as
’tee Ocala In a.d au b U .farad-
fn O M tl
—■1
•, ■
»
American Plane
Sighted JBlsmarck
MiCrt f b R
I W A SniN O T O N T May 25 —
IOr)— The American-made Cata*
una plane which apotted the
0*rm an battleship Bltmarclc waa
MenUfled here yesterday aa a
jpng-ranrr. twln-engln* Consol Idatad flying boat m anufactured
a t San Diego. Calif.
The plane, which la need by
the N ary and la sim ilar to those
used recently In mass flights to
Hawaii, I* known officially aa
tho PBY. It we* thought probahl*
th a t tho C tftlln a i u**d by the
British arc ih* PBY-4, latest
typo of the Consolidated flying
boat*,
_______________ . ' "
Ivon Park Man Is
Crushed To Death
AVON PARK, May 28 —
(S pecial)— J . Lawler Walla, 40,
prom inent automobile and airplana dealer of Avon Park, waa
crushed to death her* lato yes
terday afternoon whan a trac
tor ho waa driving turned over
on him a t hia ratlla ranch fir*
miles eaat of town.
Th* tractor horam* alack In
the mud while discing *nd reared
backw ard!, falling on Wall*. H*
waa dead when reacuara removed
the tra c to r and recovtrad his
body. Well* was form ar chair
man o f th* lllghlenda county
boord of rommlatlonera. lie .waa
well known over th* atat* In
aviation circles and waa an ex
.
SLUMS J
f
Colombia Concert orchestra
A fternoon V arieties
Stock*
■
O rgan Melodic*
Scattergood Balnea
Youth Tim e—N. Y. A.
Out doom w ith Boh Edge
Doe Seller* T rue Life Star.
1:45 The W orld Today
5:00 Baseball Score*
«:06 U P Nows
6:15 Boltina Sportatlmo
5:25 Supper H our
0:30 Carol M arsh
5:45 Tho Byrnphoaetteo
7:00 L iberty B hort S hort Btodei
9:15 A tlantic S p arta R eporter
7:25 Tw ilight Mriodlra
7:45 Succeai and W hy
7:50 Mosteal Interlude
7:55 Boh T ro n t and th e New*
H:00 The Shadow
R:3fl D ram a n f Life
5:45 E reurslon In Selene*
W d fK T
>
f t jU M f f id f
iter U mM-1
tftMWSMJH*.
M lt e f t u u * BOrrMs Pf3* iue eeo Sai
Don Budge
I K:10 Blue Ribbon Booka
H:I0 M orning devotions
it :00Vlr*lnIa of Yowell-Drew'*
0:05 Program Resume
0:15 M yrt and Marge
redhead who haa held all th.
0:90 Mantel
m ajor tennis title* a t on* tfam
0:35 Organoveltle*
o r another, waa ollm lnated jfei
0:45 Woman of Courage
terday from th* N ational Profre
atonal
T ournam ent
by
Johi 10:00 Mary I r e Taylor
Panne* o f Hollywood In a stun 10:16 U. P. New*
nlng upset.
| 10:30 A t Home with Salllo Mnrlin
Th* d#f ending cham pion, a 10:45 Tima (o r th r Tim es
.
0B#
^
bride groom of ono day, w»> 11:00 Kaf* S m ith Speaks
erased
-------- --|a--------straig
jght
h t aeta,
aeta, 0-4,
0-4, 0-1,
0-1. 11:15 ln ten n ex to fu r Strings
5-3, by tho 95-ytar-old Hollywood 11:30 Romanes of Helen T rent
professional.
professional. _
,11:45
l i l u O ur Gal „S u n d ay '
, u 11??
i y - ,tr f t I V <ho 12:00 U p Nawa
tall, blond*/ ollywood —
'-------- ---jjlifi)
---------• "- '
unknown
S tocki’
set a hllsterlna paee, em|
'Ing 12:16 U ndo Jltn'a C rossroad's
deep, lino-eplIUtng drives
Budge aauld not hand!*,
with hi* fam ed backhand.
------- j MywJi | —
A itec Ruins N ational Monu
ment In w eetern New Mbxlco em
braces a g r e a t . B-ahapad atguctu re built by Btona Age arcbltoeta and maaona more th a n 100
year* ago.
>,i\
‘
ftrjfMKPHl
RADIO NEWS
W ith the score 1 to tagalnai
them.
Ihe Rrmlnolra
started
fast In the ninth fram e, Delflno
singled with on* out and Pitcher
Jone* was given a walk, while
Hardman got to firs t on an error
that allowed
Del f Ino to orort
With one men out, a man on
third and first the next two men observers.
up fanned and h it Into a force
play ot second respectively,
Jonas appears! nervous In the
•ta rt of hi* debut In th* league
but settled down whan ha found
th* men behind him a t thro* b at
te n went down, and whan Jutlie* made hi* double play and
Booth caught a fly ball In rlghl
field. Besides lim iting theOcalane
to 10 hits, he etruck out fire
men end did not glv* a single
bee# on balls.
HANFORD
•b b * a
H ard'n r f ............... 5 0 1 0
LaValley lb ............. 6 1 7
0
Justice 2b ........... . . . . 1 1 4
5
McRanoy If ......... ..
Glrk e ................. ......
OH’nls es ___
Booth rf ...... ...........
Dtlflno 8b ............ ..
Jones p ..... ......
Totals ............... ..
OCALA
*b b • a
fllm'n# at
---- -- 4 1 1 4
Wilkes rf
.... ..
4 0 1. 0
Krdm’n If
......... 4 5 0 0
Lee cf ...
.— . . 4 1 3 0
Loon't 1!)
4 9 5 0
Lawr’k 3b
------- 4 5 0 . 5
B c h iro • ..
..... — ■ 0 11 0
d ro * l b
----- J f l i t
k e n 'th j
------- 5 1 0 1
Total* J
----- - t t 10 17 10
Nanferd
000 010 0 0 1 -1
000 M s - 5
La Valley
__ ___ _____ __Bndre t , Justice
Ran*, D elino *, La*. U a a k a rd t
Badra*. Buna batted In, U w rick
1 Hardman, WUkaa. Two-base
WDBO
T o m o r r o w 's
P rogram
1:30 Norm an Beasley and Flor
ida Cowboy*.
7 :0Q Newt of Europe
7:16 B raakfaat bravHlei
5:00 U P Nn>a
S
a
S .s
th o : n o w
th o r n w t t h a O f
iM ilH H H M
r X lb J C iC d
OR MOTOR. —
WITH A SHELL MOTOR OIL CHANGE
SEE “BUBBA" LOCKE FOR DKTAlUt
�1
S a n f o r d la T h e O n ly O n l r a l
P u r i d a C ity A ffo rd I rtf* H a ll, H ig h w a y
A n d W a te r T r a n s p o r ta t io n
AN INDEPI
N E W S I’A I'K H
W J1
SANFORD, FLORIDA,
Uemtaola County two* been set
te r Monday and Tuesday, when
|U men, women and children
fra m U to 9» wilt bo naked
fill o u t blank* placing them*e a t tbe i m k t o f the State
enee Council, Edward J . Nrl•a o . Jr., who ha* charge of tho
IW C tration, aald today,
j '" I * line with the proclam ation
<K an unlimited * national em er
gency by President Booaav.1t, w*
w ant tb do all wo can to help
defense e ffo rt," M r. Nelson
S
.
«
IS
.
.
_____
_____
tho»* who regiater M onday' and
Tneeday will never he called on
•arve, b u t when An enterdee* arise, we ahatl have
organisation ready to m et!
Mr. Nelson captained.
F1*e*s fo r registration will he
announced U U r.
In
Hanford
th ere will be separate reg istra
tion pieces fo r nogreee and while
persons. T h ro u g h o u t, the county,
cfvfllnne may re rU ttv In easily
accessible places,' Mr. Nelson said.
T here I* no eempuUlon about
fhe ' registration, it was s e
pia hied. bdt everyone is being
asked to volunteer. Roy Seoul*.
G irl Scouts, civic organisations
and even men subject to the
d ra f t wilt be naked to d ll the
_
__4^1 Report Of Veteran*’ Grave* In
C f f i S i T S S SemnoleCountyIs Made By WPA
W ar, la listed. Sb# served aboard
tb* hospital ship General O'Reil
ly, nod died la 1 * 0 .
■Purpose ef the fu m y l* given
la the preface by K i t Denton,
sta te aupervtsdr
”W* have attem pted to pre
pare ft comprehensive record of
aU grave* of
honorably dis
charged veterans of the United
S tales th a t aaay be found In
‘T h o record compiled constiti
o f o card tir in g all available- daU
and th e ir sourer*. aeacom lag the
a rn ic a record Bod burial ploco of
each ra te ran wbeaO grave ta n b*
locatod, and ftlfttt o f re m e te rk .
THURSDAY,
Cook, a Veteran, comrtco fd * fo r Seminole
aty Playground
25 More Men
Plans Are Almost
N*e4M For
liefWlfiie Force
Ready For June 2
T vu d y Jb i
ntddaA to c ss
the f W m * .
r* -ra P e fte o h o t
are
l i t quote of
Florida Do.
fft m on had
«*d hftillrnTiai ft! the meeth i MM M the Armory IMonday
nig h t OdpA S . C. H arper reported
Late Indi.
With the
U o at the
»
pbyaical
29,
1911
Member Associated Press
N U M B E R 231
SeriousPower
Fascists Join Crete Battle;
Emergency Is
Seen In U. S. Suda Bay Captured By Nazis;
Diverting Electricity
To Assure Contin
ued Production Of
Arms I s Studied
English Army Caught In Vise
N azi' Chutists
WASHINGTON, May **—
—The American Medical Aa- ■
eerie lien wee fined IZSOO and
tbo (Columbia Medical Society
IlftOft fa r viola Hon of tha
Sherman AntUTrnst Act to .
day tb* Jaatlc# D epartm ent
alleged. The t» * group* ran.
•aired to obotnict the aetivItleo of a creep health assoclotion of Government am- '
ptoyco.
Drop
, M erm ans Met B ridge: head F o r L an d in g
1 Sea borne T r o o p s ;
j Debaele P red icted
In On (ircece
War Aims Told
Bv Anlhnny Eden
WASHINGTON. M ty
—
l^A— Foreseeing n nation-wide
power emergency “ perhape tho
most serious in history.” T f R .
T alc r f the Federal Power Com
mission today roves led ■ study
Is being made of means for di
verting electricity from civilian
to Industrial purpose* to ensure
tho untnterrupod production o:
defense weapons.
Secretary of th r Interior I r lN
advocated daylight saving timo
on a natlon-w ldr scale und sug
gested that Amrrlca may have to
reto rt to restricted uw of rlecIrlclty and Inatltuts gasle** Hundaya to meet tho shortage* of
power and oil. Ha alto advoeatod oil plpellnea
from
the
South to the E ast where nil
shortages arc feared because of
the tran sfer of
pert of the
American tanker fleet
to tho
British.
Two vital point* heating rlo so lv
on Ui* w ar situation w eir rleored
up yealerday l>y Piesidrnt Rooaevelt a t a special press ^in fer
ence—
He will move slowly in assum
ing any of the vast pnwrr* i f .
posed In hint under the unlimited
national cmsigency prnrlatiintilun,
«U 4^.
■
H* eras no reason for t r y ■'lint
eg changing the N eutrality Act
■ftt touching on 'b e emergency
•Woollen ha tnferrrd th at If im (
favorablo elraurntUnces develop, '
i O fficial Says Reich
I "ill
Not R ep eat
J Peace
V iolations
|
»l* ktanrjaitd Vrrmm
Hiilmri li'iKin-i were
m. t»'i Ifil I imIiu in linvr rn tc rw l
| till'
10 lllll-rllll
Iiu 11to
of
, i ' i i 'I i'. landing m tlm cantrrri
|s'lnl nf tlif
i-ilanil.
while
f ■ •-in i ;■ 11 run i' m c"|itu ri‘»l the
in i / r 11, i 1 1>.>i iif S iii Iii Hay mi
llii- n r I Tlni* tin 1 (iritis}),
ali ,nh in ■ 11r< -clru iIs. are
I i litiv Rftv f* the
vbeuri for h*iid«l*s it fill military
tuny p ro ve tin*
flu r l t r t l i t l l i I p
tdi I 11•11ifii Secretiir'
iho, in (he fiMt cum*
Herman parachute troop* fairly hint out
th '1 -kv a- they attack f'orinth, (Jreccr, from
tin inr, acciiiding to Dir German-approved
tap! mu tro o p s and ri|iiipm rnt-laden chule*
f . ' . i m ot nri llriln tn 'M
•li * I j i j . I " o u r p o liu *h i i i v I i i i i m **f peace
■ o to d (•• p n v i l i l u
lll-si'clidi -1 . ii
rn n a l
la
plllgll
in
it..
I Im
( i , ii
I
I ,' *IIIHit \ *A
Stores To Begin | Lions Club Hall
Drivers’ License
Loop Chumpion
Hal f Holiday
Law Violators
Will Ik Decided
Starting June 4
Are Warned
A«
' J o K IIIAT D llV
,,, l ,
( 'l l l i n t r i 'f l
U
Ih^
of
c llm m .
*>*>«■
■«rrd by thr Mon» (T il
(it. :•* n
Maddok p
Mrrti, •>
MiddUtou, ;ib
f
Rfbot, rf
\
(,.
•I'Hitflt.
«$} Green’s Fuel Adds
To Sales
Personnel
that
______
the
■ho
the
tker,
Who
city
■yed
I of
ear*
f, Mr. Coonolo f the Ctovo-
1 in
•
i i i i ui j i i I . Pul el i h e ir *41li *
I .' iim I m i *. brink f o e ll.illA
i ■ o 11" Hod si IL<% ve ^ tri diiy,
if f'ii Mi- Io fi k i
eo AI-
I
|
n |.Mi i - n il* in pi ni(* • •• f h e
j In h i i ' i - h a od t . i e r k s s r i f f r i
* ,I , • ,n i ti h o o
t'k • »i 1e fo r
Mil i k iiii v im i>v ive iL«V ypNtef
Ii
| i" hei m ile w o p n le iit th at
o-.it i io ,:
i nn
ii i i i rlt h* o f
WM r ,«•» Mo b ........Id led " ’ nod n tu rh
pi • 11in n M \
iM ilin m ih e m l an d
, si l.crd',- e * liiilis te il llo d lT va ti« l
I i. |,-i
filled
Mo
iipiwlttiff
ifiiin ' I the ImiRriil voiiertitratcd
i -r.iliir k* ultuck ever williHlnod by
* ii i 1 111 Mien I Im-v w v ii' f o ir r d
Ii.,, i fii.il. ih n ( ' i t ta il e a n lta l
i ................ io! le ft h i m p n iilm n n l
.•Kv n .i i f r r n l
Im p e l la le d , ton, it
*ppi-m i**l, h m" the n e a r b y haai* of
' odii |la \ Mir p n d ia h le point ol
, a i i if .in vv a c n n tio ri it In enme
T in (le tm u ll IliR h < fftn itiu n d u Im h io a ll tin* lim e d a v s n f
P1r"11111■
c brid been i * 1 1 « o rd in a ry
iK ii'i'rve«t in iMnkliiRr daunt*—
............ i i d
f la t ly th at lln li^ h re
I--*'|(ii« |i hi|#l been- l i i o kp ii, alid
i burned -i Hr it i mJi at tem pt Mi Dee
I \ tea bud been b ro k e n Up by
f , i -1 hi a ii lAw ridane" lle r lin r r p n r lI Mi,' **n»k j i ’ c bv a e r ia l a lt fic k
..f f i*i(i - m ull Hr »1 in I i m e rc h a n t
.,.,11 o< S m la f la y an d n ll c r n l
I ...........I ,o print** " f m e r d N I lr t t L h
r |..(
m id ||> fliRht’* arol ^ubssiiie o tU bit » heavv c r u ix c i, a
li k||( , <1 Mild a tanker
1
.
him
‘ Nt*
w ad ,
of
’i i i k,
i i i ol o.i 111•iii oik i ii i Mi
llru n n e n , If
1 C lic k e r , c f
«lt-1 field, i f
J o n M , If .
L I.n o l
u i 11mg to ll ............ ...
S lim i , |. c l i> fin t cm lung on . 1,1 o h : In (ru m w .inm l l r i l i ' h
.1 t u f o u r l l o i
m
Du-.
. 1,11
w o lild
t m i .1urn- \
i I- M in g • • It....... .
I
i
.n l Do- P ii' id .n l K«V'lit,
. . p i , mi l in tin- fix e d
-................ lin n ..r III. .m ix' I" " * '
r
’ • f Ui« lo U n itJ B f hi*- ilru n n c r boy w u ■elected from
U r k e l facta v eaM cttd w ith iho I
tiw k n U of « nearby uilDH tk * u Z w T ^ B p U i t ] ^
Mr. Connolly d .
i ui*«r loPk bi
the
Ni'Uiots Arc ('liiirjtctlI'
Willi l/Ojininjc Anil1
Murrmt injr Permit Ii
io Wednesday LnRleiid Of Thursday
Connolly Telia Incidents About
Hia Famous Grandfather On Radio
I1I1N-
i.j violated
in the lint
ver be in
that
rule
tu 1ln nnnurtl
p m c> ' ) m<m
im ijf " , it boy* Ir a m Jim m Im I hv
i japlitin S mmi M inhlt a, vt ill in n (
* 11> th a team M-lit Ird h i . . 1 >*•
Other five IrNttla m 1Im I mn
tVlth tha srsrid still d is c u s s in g
Ju n io r l^ 'ri^ ur T u i ' m I h > fiip h i
■
*1
hi* apoach Tboadoy nlghl D»
---------i
President sent word of the *peciiil|
.Sli.rr- «s111 login i-losing nrxl H 'lfl uVUtek m1 tin M um sTj'.d | :,i i l
Pm k
ronfovrnc* end hi* office »«- Wrdnesday. June 4. fm the seek
\V A I.U fiw iif, mit *in I m i **i ilii
Jammed with reporter* eager |.> 1. half holiday during Ihc D tirc
L io n s C lu b, in niftftii m 11 ui l i t
hear him.
"iiu m * i m o u th-, f o r r c x l G a lr h r l, (m m w h ir l m»i» tin }»i fiiifirH m
Answers to ho'ti leading ipn .
lr * ie u *■ |i1 « y .o ff a 11|IK y i it►
tiona came quickly and frankl> it 's iim a n . ( 'lie in r r r h a n ls ........
To help the or^ um uitt u ■
j* h h v
But there was murh the I'Tesnlenl lo ilte c . i f Die h c n iirin lr I'lm n ly the e^jH-jiNf» fo r t <>rHm m o^ I hi
old not rovral for otivtou* reason- i h auih, i o l ( o n im r ir c . s s n l In ■o i iu il |n n n a n l m n
(tu
I im .The questions dealt mainly n iD ., •lay
■rid the Iwtll playeiN no m llu*p
neutrality and am ergrney, and •'
A t a ic n - n l H ire lin g of the m rr- TIckel> to the Rariit f i mIo . , ontl
•earned American interest »»- ' h a u l- g ro u p , w il l'l l MB* a l l m i l . the public h i* bvrn urRetl to pin
mors deeply concerned with Do • •I hy J I e m p lo y e rs or Ih e ir re p . ch a te « ticket and m . i I m - ^uni.
latter, In view of how bus no - l i -cut III I v i-«. if w as d rrid rd to avl
P i lie * w ill t# if I a uii 1■• Mir
and labor and industry and li" i i i d n r n l i y in s lr a d o f the I n i . W ya who Mill thr dion I t;• ki I ,
people as a whole might fa ir m ■I•lie n s I T h u rs d a y as D ir su iru c.ri it hae h r m m inoum eif
dar terms of the proclamation
-------lo
sin g d a t r , sin ce th r m a jo rit y uf
fr o m nine to I ( im * h
President Roosevelt em phasis'd "User cities In the slate a ir ful yibJe io bri'omr niemhi i ^ mI Mm
th a t mere Issuance uf the proi la I lowing «lie same idsn and a is Lloua train ami duimir ( Im | m *( 1'
(nation did not vest him with new | felt that l>«Di i-mployeis and rin- IM y e a r a the ae|ie»t hi«r> iN-eii f ' ’
p ljytn L over 2,000 boy» I mvi pm | " f (
sora. The powers are provided ploy** will benefit.
p rrrallin p statutes, but, l» in f .Sonic m erchants rs p re ts rd ills tk lp a t e d In the a 811"*"
I he t in t.
vote them, ho must Issue aperifn I “aD sfsrlion
with the changr, fr e la th a t the le u fftir h m»h ' of
o u tu ta n d ln ii
«I1 tu evetiieiitr ,
order! o r new proclamations.
. la lining 'h a t
Oilandu
s lu m Itn
A t proaenl. hr said. br will
eontlnua lu close Thui*. •iu ce II tewrhea Rood f(m rti.iiiu riab
iii
and
p
iuvId
tN
w
h o if ii ii ii r t a .
move eauUoualy In laauing order- ''Hf
bf.myMti
A telephone call wan made to e rclat
Nowa, ho added, is In Im meditt
III thr (filial, ii if t im ir i u f Ml'
pro*pact. But he aald th at if up lire G tra trr Orlando Chauibri of
in to pro 1
1 11
pool* to labor ami capital are not > om m nea U ia morning, however, tiiiya Jia v r i l n r l n ( i o |
A ' tin- end o f
l * ou,<"*
sufficient to m aintain Industrial mikI officials tharv stated that fcNktonal p jtiy e rr
11 Jl ■
peoco, 'h e r* may ha further posit, must merchant* would clus* tlu ir each MMttiii m (ii« n»t if R iven t h r J
en Wednesday afternoons
w lfin e r*
f h e rh ain p M tfo lii(i Riaioe \
(J
rva action to keep production mil. •l••or*
Mr Galchcl explained that rm - ha* b**en p b y e d • ' the M u n ic ip a l
a.
idoyes
will
now
gvt
a
complete
U
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P
m
k
f
i
t
llie
punt
H
u h
hn
'
f1
'
H* refused to apply this rule half holiday under the new plan,
rs.
1
*"*'1
rrfttW tlv when a corraspondenf >mce most of the business I* dune y e aTie*
lin e u p
uf I hi
SeimnioleN I »lt •'t ■
■* about th* threat of a new on weekend* rath e r than durlnjf who ill eppoNr tlie »ttil u iu u im cii I P>»h i >
a t by bituminous coal min- tho mkldla of th* weak. Formerly, a fl i t i f * , is mm follow t
11 11 1 1
f t y s l l s s s S a a P s e r Th ew s)
M cN a h , 2b
! •» d n v .
M cT m n r, i
I Th.
N e w io n if . lb
h. uni jo
h« win mov# awiftiy ami four |
• t mad* by
otic* of the
I Injure* IU
Itlnulng rec-
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lu li*' ftn v i ii upon j i iiy 1.»k 11v*... , .
l y Mill |h | •ui'h Mho I t hllf NOMl
m iM il h> foun d er or tn v io ImI iu ii of
a n y of Mo prov(Hjon»t of thJa mc
R t * lir e d
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M e e t in g n
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M s m r ic k ,
. . u ln r y o f ,h » li r r m iis s t io n sa id
I h i- o io riu n g , tn g iv e I F r m sm Is-r-- t im r lo , o r»n ' t i r i r v a c a llo llK a n i r d K r u p p w ill a c t aa s*c r r t . r r o f th a o rg u in s a lio n u n til
M i l l a n i r k k r r t u r u * u l th a and
P o s ln iB '1 ' r it J . H o lly attid to
o f th * ■ u nn iirr tro u t 'w li f o r q U ,
day
Ho m i vices will It- rrqalri d «>t w h en - h r w ill sp end bln v a cat ion*.
rllhrr rily r f . rural carriers on M c o i I h t s pledged th e ir s u p p o rt
that day. Mail will bo dUpoU-ht-,1 lo I h r o rg a n is a tio n a t t h r a o ra itro m
the office aa on other In g a ia l r s p rx s s o d D-c w is h U m V
daya, however. Special drlivhiy llu- t l u b , w il l g ro w . N r . ll a a t - '
and perishable mailer will h* ric k w ild . I c b U r s o f th a n k *
to ha w r t l l m
to th a
dolhrvrsd as usual.
W. Rayford Conway, graduate
Clf the U nlvenH y of Florida end
form er Orlando resident.
lie*
moved Ir Sanford from the OrUndo office of O reen's Fuel lie*
Service to assist E. F. Richsr-I
onc
son, Sanford n u n a g tr, It wfcs
announced today.
Fr'H»v, M e m o ria l D a y , w ill I s
"gteadily
increasing
Inqulr- o b a n v c .l l.y D m- Post O f f ic e a ,
lea and huslnee* mad* this ne- a h o la U y , a m i a ll w in d o w s w ill
caaaary," Mr. Richardson
com- h r . liisr-*! | . . r ll .c
r n lir r
ila j.
Post Office To
MI
On Friday
Measure Permitting
Ship Seizure Passed
WASHINGTON, May *»—W The Seuata appeared and sent to
«* wwu
today .Admlnl^
,
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designated
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h«U lot him;
1st. H* > u • slMerw frlsag ot
tb« bo»pU»l. as* aorwuhstaaelss
It* maay upo mtA Sown* *• n*««r
w m rH la hi* )or*l iUM«rt, bal
titf t
prmto*4 It. •
' tu t H* IMk hr**t 4 .light la
aaaiulsg iM advlalag with th*
haiptut aetboriut*,. aad ' l»r hi*
a lliia i
sad * htndty
maaw*r
u w n l than all to look upon him
ha ud« atar olThlatt''Ira. KM only with hi. awa
uail.nla. hat la-all who entered
Ho fold. ha nlahttrH by canrr
.■ M l and buoyant ahlrtl ' until
U nlwaya baoanva a •r tf to n*y
who warn ronfiowl Ihtra to boar
hi a TOka within tha building and
not* hi* lively, (houaa *o»»»*d
ai.p, about Ila corrtdora.
tilt. Wo could but qiwsrve hla
lotriad and kindly mlnlatry to in*
poor and unfurl unat*. that* from
whom ha could not hop. for any
malarial. reward for hla. ooraloaa.
yet h* aavar .pared nlmaetf in
hla affort to randar tha v,ey
bldhaat typo of proiaaalonal akin.
htb. W* all loved him aad look*
*0 upon lilm e*a on* aftar whom
wa could Wall pattern uur own
J NEW ORLEANS, May H (Bpcciil)—Headlined
by
tbs
Uh annual n e a r bowl footI rlaaalc on Now Veara day,
tho I M U i calendar at IM M
'■loananMrl
aw lltm
iponaortd by
tha Wanf
Now nplhaitd
Orleans
Atld-WInUf Bporta Association
Will begin on Saturday, Dee. 27
with a pgughtlng and rowing r*.
gatta.
. President A. N. (Jodenberg
tnAdo Utla announcement today
In Dating the event* on tho
program Aid the dale* approv.
til ty the Eaacntlva Commit
ter.
*
*
The event* and datea follow:
'Itrgatta—Saturday, Ore. 27.
B
lUains Hits Homer
Ffth Two Aboard
to Score 3 Win
ing Rnn» In 7th
minolefl Play
,6-Men Tonight
Villesc. Drives In
tMGafhe Winners
With Double In 3rd
R etnB all Aids ■
Jorges' Batting
throwing of a fly'ball.
In tho gam* winning Innkig
Athlon load off with ■ single and
Hardman g tt to aacond an a
fltlding a r m af hla sacrifice hit.
With p man on second and third
■Wtniama stepped Into the ball
and aaflad It over the fanes by
the dob houaa. Every member
of the team mat him at horns
pkte ta shake hk hand and
Charlie Morrison took up a collec
tion In the stands that netted
William* p i t s .
In tha aacond gam* Leesburg
again took an aoriy lead by
•coring In the second frame
through two arm s. At tha begin
ning of Sanford's bat In the third
Inning Olrk, Kettle* and Hard
man got a single with Olrk scor
ing on tha hurt single to tie up
tha scare. Ernie Laval ley walked
up ta wing -a double to center
field and aeon Kettles and Hard
man for tha winning runs. La.
. NTW TORE, May 2ft-(Spo*.
tal)—Outstanding- sensation of
Um aeHng baiting aulUUca of
tho National Learns k BJLy
Jorges, OOlabt'a shortstop. Big
Dotation mark In Olantland dar
ing training seasftn n i whatbgr
Bill would do any good ball-par
ing at all thU Ttar and if it ,
whatbar hla head Injury o f -AW
would makt him plat# ahy.
Bo what happens. After 10
aaeawia la Um league la which hk
top batting attract waa hk
:2M in 1017, Jorgaa waa hitting
waatarn trip. Ha had aland In
•vary gams, and waa tia far
league lead in bitting two
MTU, as wall at second on!;
Xno Slaughter In tha bal
* ?fi*yb* that wallop en tho l
rrack last June turned, 1
clouting clock to IDS!, what
hit AW in tt* world larlaa,
though h k club, tha Chi
Cuba, finished second to
Yunkooa In tboaerles Itself.
Catcher Hiller for Leesburg
waa chased from tha second
•ante In tha third Inning as ha
disputed a play at home pkto
ana struck Umpire Lee.
As
Hardman waa rounding third on
LaVallay'a doubts tha ball came
la to MlUer from canter fkld
and-' Mllkr reached to touch
Hardman. Aa tho two cam* to.
gathsr a cloud of dust arose and
lifts umpire called the runner
aAfe. Miller Jomitod.up Infuriated
and butted Into tho umpire, push.
Ing him around f o r * second and
was ordered o ff the field.
Bradenton Shipments
Of Tomatoes Are 1100
BRADENTON, May
26 —
(Special)
ApprosImaUly 27ft
. . ....tatoaa war* shipped
from thk section last week to
bring tha total shipments for
tha season to 1100 carloads.
Tomatoes sold at autekm at
tha farmers’ market In Palmet
to brought as high as ftft • lug,
price* continuing unusually high
for thk late In the M ason. Buy
er* and shippers have estimated
the value o f tha crop to tha
growers at more than 11,000.000.
Tha cucumber Mason, also
drawing to a close, haa bean
good, the price going as high
aa 91.2ft a lug.
It . k expected that 2S0 more
tars of tomatoes will ba . shipped
I?
GAINESVILLE
SANFORDSEWNOLES
lassiHed Adytttisementa
s ta
H i) > A m -A I >
m
AUm IM
Shawano Plantation
Serious Drought In
Southeast Continues
rm c
uULr
crE cu t
S
,
Yearly Memberships
18 HOLES OF CHAMPIONSHIP GOLF
Conroy 2b
Oood rf ™
Voshetl If ...
White ta ......
MaW’r lb
S tiltk . c ....
Jack'll lb ...
Croat cf ....
Wll’am p .g.
tALL8:15 P. M. TONIGHT
In the Everglades Hock-
gam* possible.
. .
land three crop* • eeaeon
“ Wo aio able to holoct' bur
Teama without any regard aa to
from Sept 1 to May 1.
their locality and to rhooao our
Hoat fertile land In U. S.
to choose oor teama on a bash
of performance and record and.
Ditched, diked and pumped.
therefore, have bean fortunate
Beady for the plow. No
In securing what the sport experts
have called tha National Champ
rocka, no trees, level. Many
l i l a c a ll t a Committee.
ionship game for the last two
Xernald-Lauahton Memorial
product* profitably rmlaed.
Huapltal
,
yedm.
II. C. UuDOKtX CIIAIUMAK
Invitation* have been extend
-Oar flrat gam s‘ la 1020, be
Good truck roed to R. K.
ed to and accepted Hr tha univer tween Ttmple and Tula no draw
st
and market nearby. Ren
sities and high schools to ba 20,020 fans. Our game last New Or a*atsbisoort * FLORID*. COUNTY
represented In the basketball
You aa4 each at you ar* hertky
tal 10.00 per acre. Drain
contest.
nollfl.rt an* required to prraeat
age pumping at $5.00 per
say claim* aad d-maat* which
l.nng Island University of New
yoa. or either of you has* against
York, unbeaten cnamplor) and
acra,'Write or visit
IS* estat* af LillDT MKTMOltM
the University of
Tennessee,
CAMMACK, tf«psaa*d. Mis or sold
Koutheastern Conference cha hi growth without parallel m the County, la th* Coualy Judg. of
Coualy. Florida, al
history of post season football •KM1NOLB
hi. ollltt la th* court housu at
tlftitki.
riorlda, within sight
“ Wo hop* to maintain such sup BANPOHD.
ealsndar month, from th* dale of
port in tha future whlk maintain th* flr.l publlratloa of thlo
New Orleans city nigh school ing our pledge to arrange Die nolle*. Each claim or BernIM 1
rhsmplon, Will pky In tha pre beat possible game every New must l>« In writing, aad u s it j
liminary.
Year's Day."_____________
The meeting o f Long Island
sml Tennessee In tho first North
fioulh basketball gem* on tbs
Burst Bow) program since Pitts
um m er
burg played Louisiana
Btate
several years ago.
In between these North-South
Rsmes, fans have seen a succes under elesu skies again Bundav
sion of >,ch*mplnons from UlO as one o f tha v-omt *dro«l!i* i.i
Big Trn section, Including Pur- recent yean dried up streams
■lur, Indiana and Ohio Btate. and sent government officials In
U n t Island Ins never played to action to avert a Uinatanod
In the Deep 3outh and tha shortage o f electric power. ’ ,
areptaneo of Ihc Invitation by
Rhallow streams reduced tha
Athletic Director, Clair Bee, who output o f power pUnt gaaaraI. also coach of the Blackbirds, tora To the lowuat point Tmwwn
cl s special holiday treat.
In m m
aectlona ana', defease
HEN
------------- »1W 0
Tennessee proved It* right agencies appealed to aouihaaatLADIES____
______ _ |1WN>
to rank with the better Mama em consumers U> curtall use of
FAMILY ______ :__ , $18.00
nf the
nation by
sweeping electricity.
STUDENTS £______
through tha BEC competition
and climaxing the season with
n victory over the Kentucky
Wildcats, Perennial champions.
Comml tee. at work on the
other events on the program all
premise to offer attractions to
compere with Ihe basketball claa.
sic.
Bequest* for the Bugar Bod)
football classic have already been
rt-rrived In unprecedented number.
f
— lU & 8t
Hard'n cf ...
LaValley lb
Juetlce 2b ...
WlPmi u ...
MeRaney If
Qllkapk Sb
RENTA FARM
announced here Sunday night.
tlsrd’n cf
o—.»,
U W y lb - J ............
Justice 2b
Wll'ma ss ........ —
McR’sy If .............
an'pu **■ --------------Booth rf ------ --------Olrk • .........................
Kettles p ----------- —
Oo.NNts.. mfwy era
, Totals
I
Loeaburg .— — 01°
Sanford ....... . 004
Erratx.
MftIUney,
Orost Runs, Oraat,
UVallay, Olrk. K*1
hatted In, MeRanay, i
Herdman. Two-W m
llama, Justice, LaValk
bsaaa, Lausbury ft.
Rase on balls, off BU
ilea 1. Struck out, , by Bloaa t.
Kettles 0,
ASX LABOR CONSCRIPTION
COLUMBIA, a. C , May S ftm -C h a r g in f that geeamunktinsplrad strikes wan' Mrtoualy
hampering tha natknal dafeftto
program, the South ( Carolina
FOR YOUR SUMMER REPAIRS
flE W j
MNLOINO LAROA • MATERIALS-E.CHA INJUUD LOA
FIX UP YOUR HOME
for Now aftd Later!
la your roof ready for iha aummer Ihunderatorma Juat arriving? • Ar* all wood aurfacta
protactrd front ollcmot* Bonking and drying
with a coaling of good paint? Chock th«a*
point* before you connldcr your homa wady
fur aummer . . . or bctlar, k i tu check them
for you. Pbona 719 and Ut on pul your houta In
, lip-top ahapg thta waakl ; t-
AT A POPULAR
PRICEa*Obaof Afflorloa'a truly Ian baore—
• now amoptbar dnd m i
dollghtful than uvar.
Yaa, gad f t i t n dry,
N O D E L A Y — C O N V E N IE N T T E R M S !
« e
anaar
a t
saaNca
av sn o b
— pbons tu
E E l i 5 « A N A 'A u . ^ ‘
By PAUL
E
*'Vi rjt
ftftoWA0OUTUS
HCI.PM6VDU r
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Sanford In The Onlv C entral ~ ''4
F ’orida C ity A ffo rd in g Kail,
A nd W ater T ransportation ,
A N INDEPI
SANFORD,
FLORIDA,. TUESDAY,
Roosevelt Asks
Three Billion
For Airplanes
Total Includes 5,000
Believed Lost In
Invasion Try By
A Senator Listens
British Planes Shoot
Down Five Enemy
Craft With Troops
E*ypt, May 27
. .
reek aourcea said
today the Nails thus far
have lost at least 18.000 Urea
In their attempt to take
Crete. This figure Includes
8,000 thought to have been
lost at aea while trying to Int ’ vade the Island by hosts.
Senator Albert B.
(Happy)
German troops launched Chandler,
of Kentucky, listen* in
a new sttsek wist of Canoa and
CAIRO,
May
27
th* Bemlnole High School Kami
Building.
A motion for the board tn rail
the dealer* meeting wa* adopted
unalmouily, Alex John»nn, voe.
rational Initrucllon at the high
orhoc), who acted a* accretary ol
the meeting, tald. C. It. Ilawaon. County egrnt, pre.iileti at
the meeting. H. J. LehVnan, mahager of the
Sanford Farmers Market, told thr
grower* that many
product*
which wer* not grown her* are
brought into th* market for
handling, but that Iheae product*
could be grown locally. He named
eucumfccr* a* an example, and
aUo aald moro buaheled carrot*
are needed.
CoitoU which are brought to
the market must be let* fibrou*,
Mr. Lehman aakL lie added that
he believed tha fibrou* carrot*
Mldanta nf BaatfaW who plan wer* caused by lack of prepara
io oat o f M M Ml «r part tion of the coil and hr root knots.
Sunk B y British
ENGLAND’S H. M. S.
Sinking Of Hood 1
Quickly RevengedP
_____
W e d n r . d a y m orning there cun
no longer he any du u h i a* In
what the national |mliey of thin
governm ent it."
The German grand a dm iral’*
warnings to the United Slate* *rcused H t t e r defiance In \V«> Ington
ye*lenlay
and hlghlyplaced authorities expressed belief
that
I •resident
Itoosrvell
would demand more nrtlve aid
for Hr 11a in in a n n j n r "flrealile
chat'' hr i* In deliver tonight.
The While House tlaelf per.
milted the Imprrniion to If row
th a t the upeech the President 1.
to deliver to Ihe nation and the
world by radio a t 9 :3(1 I’. M
E3 T. would be one of Ihe moil
Im portant he ha* ever delivered
“ Rapidly changing eondilion* a.
broad" have prompted Hoo«cvrll
to revive t h e address completely,
it was disclosed at the While
House
Presumably thoar condition* In.
eluded t h e atc m lv .w o rd rd ad
monition to the United State*
from Grand Admiral E rirh (lar
d e r . . comm ander of the German
navy, t h a t American eonyuyine
would ronatltute an open a r t of
w a r and th a t the American naval
Secretary Hull tald th’e H a r
de r pronouncem ent appeared to
he Rome enrl of a th r e a t to In.
duee Ihia country and p r i ’mlity
other A m arlran nation* to refrain
from real efforta S t aelf ilefenar
until Hitler se ta control of tin
high area of the world and of the
o t h r r f a u r continent*.
He added
It Wa* a
favorite
Noil method, either hy t h r r a t a or
fierauaalon to .Induce
European
ruunlrlea to re fra in from roil rfforta a t aelf defenae until Hitler
wa* ready to eelie them. It
verm* to he, Hull asserted, on
Integral p a rt of the Hitler pro.
gra m of world conquest hy forrr
dliv
In revrnge for the l in k i n g S a lu r d s y of the giant British bat*
rrulser,
II.
M. S.
Hood, shore.thr
roy*l
navy ha* aunk
dcnlrurttnn o f the llmid In ihe h atlle
battleship wa* *i> badly damaged, the
fmri-d out of the naval buttle gieateat
fully loaded, displaced StI.;t0U Inn* and
wn* arm ed with r ight 16 inch gun*.
the
36,9 0 0 -ton N a il battleship B i t m u r k in a figat near the Are'iirle , it wa* learned today. The Itlamarrk wa* credited with
Eire Last Night
Library Receives
Partly Destroys
Colored Dwelling
Four Marksmen
Go T o Meet In
St. Petersburg
Sanford Men Receive
Medals Won Last
Month In Matches
of Hanford and J a a p e r W olfe of
H ow ry—~have r e tu r n e d from St.
Pe ters b u rg where they took in
the re g u la r m onthly a hoot of
ihfl F lorida W f a t Coast Plato!
League, h#W“ a t th# St. Potcrahutg pistol range Sunday.
Mr (inode, president uf the
Seminole (2tin Club and u dliec
tor uf the league, presented me
aIu Ih won by Hanford men a t the
shoot held last m onth in U chIu
Aw ards wem to Roy Williams,
expert, gold m edal; Ja m e s Wtbli,
sharpshooter, silver m edal; AI
Lee, sharpshooter, silver medal;
and J. A. Howard, marksman,
brnn ie medal.
The J u n e match of the league
will be held a t Jacksonville on
J u n e 15, Mr. Goode reported, anil
added It la the e arn e st desire of
the Hanford club to have a large
t u r n o u t f o r the occasion, l e a g u e
nffierra, ha said, have promised
Fire la at night partly destroyed
a negro dwelling a t
Seventh
Ktiert and Hickory Avenue and
Dearly rauftrtl the denirurlion of
two adjoining
houses
n« the
flames licked into t i e air, ft T,
Tin Muni, nsaintant fire chief, *nht
Ihi* morning.
The
Iorr w n
estim ated at
• hout half of H e value of the
httute and furnishing*
hit the
owner, Charles Kannei, was In
Orlando l hit morning and could
not lie reached to give w valuation
on the pro|»eriy. It was d e te r
mined th a t the building was not
qgvered by Inxuram ff^
The call to the Tire rTAparf men I
came In st l (Ml A M and alien
the departm ent reached the scene
the rear of the house wn* aflie
and two two-story houses adjoin
mg were beginning tn catch on
fire
Quick action saved the two
nearby houses but the renter
house was too far gone.
('ause of the fire was d e te r
mined as tha wood stove in the
kitchen.
A pparently hot
coals
dropped out of the stove tu the
floor and lay smouldering for
■ome time before the fire s t a r t
ed, Mr. Thomas said.
Two outstanding se*s uf i.f»i
once luniks, the
Dieliiuuit v id
American Biographies im.l th.
Dictionary of Am cncsti Hi^toiv,
have been obtained tiy the Sun
fold Public Librnty, Mi** I .1
M ought on, librarian,
nmiouuced
today.
T i e set o f bingrn|ihu'« inn'iim i
20 volumes of figure** in AmciIcan history including nil a*f those
wfio have lived since ihe l e i t i t m /
of the United Stale*, wnn begun
The co author* of the work only
om itted (ho British officers In
this country who flguicd in early
American history.
The *e( of
took* is tout out under the aim
pices of tin* A m e l k i n ( m i n d ) of
Learned StcleUes
The dictionary of history in an
other of Jam es T iu slu w Adams
momrniou* works and published
m six volumes, including mii in.
dr* volume, Mrs Mnughton said
It is s complete r c IW tio n of tut
Handing events of the hlHorv of
the United Htales
Both of t h i sets of hooka are
excellent for reference work and
It is unusual for n small library
lot l>r able to have them, Mrs
Moughton declared
.Such works
are usually found in a large r e
search library or s college li
brary.
Crop Loann To Raise
Incomes Of Farmers
City News Briefs
Of poaoibl* significance was
thf fact that tha noto was dell*.
•red only a few h*vr* before Proa-
Idant R«o****lt'a “ flraslde chat"
tonight
(ha Valdai Uotal for tho tlec(ion of offlcor*. James Burge**,
district governor o f
Orlando,
>poak.
la Tokya, In a statement on th*
atr# o f
Praoldaut Roooerelt’s
broadcast tonight, Captain Uldod
Hlrmida. narf nunlatry spokes
man, saaartod “ the imporiaf nary
Plana
' .. W
C H lrA G O ,
May 27 —(>F)—
President Edward A O'N eal of
the A m arlran Fa rm Bureau F e d
eratio n said to day (he new farm
legislation ( a r m i l ti n g crop loan*
up to R6 percent polity would
raise th* Income of cotton, w heat,
corn, rice, and tobacco producer*
a bout 6724.000,099 without m a
terially adding tn the runaum er*'
bill.
lie e stim a te d
higher
loan*
would raise the f a im inrcmi- a*
follow*: wheat grower*. | * 73,9 0 0 ,0 0 0 ; rolton,
t 2‘l!t.000 ,O(!<>;
corn. 11 Hll,090 .9 0 (1; rice,
fit,.
009,000 and tnlinrrn,
IIH .0 0 0 ,-
British Oust French '
Consult In Palestine
BERN, May 27 —M l— Tho
British government ha* **k*d
French consular officer* In Jerusalem. Jaffa and Haifa, to tear*
Palratln* within four daya, th*
French new* agency, Havas, re
ported last night In a dispatch
from Bolrut, Lebanon.
Th. French p*r.onn«l will go
laeued a
to Syria.
Judge R. W. Ware will hare
charge of tin variety program at
tha Klwanla luncheon tomorrow
nnd a qulx will bo featured, with
Charles Morrison leading th*
group In nang.
i \ 2 S R » * ' m i u meet any
_ T a ^seertad
“ Tha United
flutes * Raw preparing to eand
R. A. William*
(Berlin.
was
1941 Salmagundi la Distributed
To Seminole High School Pupils
Train A t Lakeland
ISf
IiiiiiI,
:ir».(i(in
"flanford ha* tha beit location
of ony market In th* itote “ Mr.
Lehman assarted, “and it also
ha* tha longest adilrg »p**on.“
Fridi
I
Nazi Boat Probabtyl
Had not) To Lr>O0
Officers And Meil
Police To Patrol
Homes to Sommer
1F •1
New German Battle*
ship Is Torpedoed
In Furious Fight!
Near Arctic Circle
HOOD DESTROYED BY GERMANS
—
T"t*wt was “assmalTe.’’ .
Tha poaalbillty « u
acknowladgod, howavar, that 14-ton
tonka might hara bean knocked
dawn to ha tranaporlod in dlffotaAt planao and ha aaoamblad
upon landing. Tha snrraaafn) Oanaan assault
In tha mat Just waat of Canea
NUMIUCR Z*9
*** aw*... (me,| frra(
Produce Dealers
To Be Requested
To Set Maximum
m a r k r t to
aalabllih « m axim um rhmrg* of
to pareont on all produce sold on
* co mm Italon bail*. It wa* doelded lost nig h t a t ■ mooting nf
grower*, ahtppcr* and dealer* at
ltMl
t mi,*I,I iift. i- M mini llirro-
on s piano detection device at
th* Waat Point, N. V . Military
Academy. He wa* a member of
the Senatorial board o f visitor*
making an annual viall of Inspec
tion to the acodcmy. _________
era at tfc# B in f o n l
27,
U P )- In the midst o f pre parI n f n momentous prj.ionncrm rn'.
on governmental policy,
P re si
dent Roosevelt asked Congress
today for *3 ,319,000,000 In a p
propriation* for moro airplane*.
O f the total, * 2,700.000,000
would be for
lh«
Arm y and
* 629,000,000 for the Navy.
8 teph*n
Early,
presidential
a ec rrta ry , meanwhile
told
leporter* that Ihe Chief F.xeeu-
GermiiB Launch
Another Attack
School To Show New
Methods Of Packbur Is Discussed
MAY
U. S. P o l^ T Will Be
Definitely Known
A f t e r President’s
Talk, Press Told
WASHINGTON,
enlarged their penetration Into
the British defenaea, forcing the
defender* to fall back to position!
• la the rear, tbs British an
nounced.
British fighter plsnst wets re
ported ts have shot down five
troop-laden Osman plants st the
HSlstnl strdrom* near Cans*
N E W 3P A F K K
Health, Housing
Committee Named
(irniiiiiiv'i.
new
I.,,i i l i . -.Iiin
Hfn-
inn
in k imlnv
by
S a tu rd a y anoth er Hritiah m nnh \\a
Itrilisli n.ii.il i.in .'s
hi
n
German* claim, it wa*
tlnmdci'MiiM in'lif,
m>nr
uf the u.-.r 'I'lie II.m*l,
I In' A i't lit i h i li1.
wa* Hfitl-feet lung Mo
Little Damage I s
Believed Done By
Period Of Drought
Tim*
lit i. vi lli'!'
in ilii- Hi iii-ii inr tim
iiw ni i ii< .......... i mi
i 11IIhi | ||... I i 'll .
1 1hi
rm v \
\\ li i. li i • i
< in
|.> ,i
.
h
n itc i m. 1
I'nnio
niiiki mi (to
111111nil
In
s ptiwtler
. ' i li uiih thu
Lack Of Moisture Is
Retarding Growth
Of Some Produce
( lojii hi this Sect loll l o u r hot
been seriously lUmaitcd l y tin
tit o u g h t, though growth hit* hr. it
held bn. k heciiiMr of 111«> di ,
we tithei, H. J l^dimati, umnugi i
of f hr Sanfoid .Slate IV rm ri*
Market, said today,
lie ndde-d
that if rain falls in h week «i
vegetahlei will l»e nil n ghi
Some celery fields have *nif
fe»eil, lIn* m sikel rnuiuigt i st ni - d
hut n f l e r screagen have not In m
hurt
Most of ihe ilsriingi thol bobeen reportial has been (•• 't < c
in higti giouro! ores*. Mi
I.h
man snnl, wltib lint-** on lit. i.<u
g i om ul
f ie ld s
u le
w e o t h r lin g
l In
iti y spi ll
1be ( i n linns o(trot gut have suffered moi r ho
cause liny have gone longer out*
out 11«111f is 11 (bun this Nrelioii In
sa id
I'ohdMiolls in I lie soul hrii-( .in
slegildv glowing
wols* m 'I,
dlmight entei* its seeiool m nib
aecordnig r«« ir<|»ni t n of the V-->>
tinted
N o t s in c e A p r
L’ Ti
lu u . t i n t 1
been « g e n e r a l. m m ie ia D d .v tu-wiv
r a in in (tnso u th e a sl
s n d tie
i le a i s k m * w in c h p r e v a ile d \ ■
teiilsv
from
ci'iural T*‘sa«,
(Ik
la ho (rut a n d 1 c m * to (h e A (In it io
ro a s t m e ea per led to r m il unn
U n le s s r«l»» c o n ie s i p m k K h im I
a b u n d a n t ly It* t i e o r g l s , H tn te h i>
t iim o lo g is l
(r lr a n te a u
»md 11 •
p e a c h c ro p tn th e s o u th e r n *<<
lio n o f th e s ln t e W ould he o f | mm i
iiuahty
c ro p
Fifty
perccnl
of
th.
i« e m ln rig e re d , he suit I
In Alshiimu, county agent* .u
the norU) snnl conditions n l n io h
were a * serious b r in HGiO
('onslileinble dain sge ims l t< o .
done In pastures, garden* nud
1flick rntps ( iirmigliiiut (lie region
nnd field crops a re begin rung i**
feet the effi'Cls of the piolorigid
dry period
Home rain fell in Alnhsmu top
E. I) Fniigh, mcteurulogisl, *aid
the amount was too light to have
much beneficial effect.
2 Negroes Needed In
Latest Draft Quota
Tm i negroes are needed for the
Jutn* LMb draft cull and volnu.
leers are advised to register nu
mediately nnd take their phy wi««!
sxaminaliim, K II Carter, tirsfi
board secretary, said at noon to-
int- iMgi'i't (liuo tl"
.l.u k i-v ," we*
llo lb ir M l'.
o il
co iu m m
n(
tl»!'
p e ll.
Niitn fund
A T I ,* lit r - t \ " l i n r in
II n v i'i'n n r 's
'iila i
*'■!-(
r n le e I h n
- Ic r U n lo g
(•i inl-c ut Lo-r ■,i I.licit nfficer*
from tdIHMl in f.V'ii null, the
House ni|n|iti'il ti p i i i.loti In the
general aproprinli-'ii* bill that
Tlay.
down the Governor
A nunilwr of colored men have will scale
Indicated they would like to volun. (mm fuwm til f7:.!H)il and tho
leer but were not registered b> cabinet o ffice r , fmm liitHkJ to * 5 IMHI lllib ^ /’ l b r 1,4‘g i“*lrtIil»i% passe#
The office since no ci{>enlng' exi»i
•d at that lime, Mr. Carter ex n bfiveIn1 wnbiry bill cf'iiiAlninH
plained. If those men wi«h t«> inrrriMtl figurt's.
Thl* udioti
Erma Doudnay and Ollaa Chap
man) moat popular, Mary Martha
Emtrick and Dick la Brown; moat
friendly, Betty West and Bob
Hickson; moat athlstk. Dot Kad*r «nd Jo* Dart*) moat acboOUr. Crapman and Harold
fiJluwpil by In**
iliTimte |mjsI)hui••Hit'llt *»f tho Seiw
ale n|i|iru!>rbiihmH bill Fendinc
mi Hit* ] tiiiinc rnli'iular. Thu* tha
HiiiaIi' munt niiisidor th«* lloUM
lull, t>r fi rnnri it hi i«wrn and len d
it t^i'k t<» thf* iioiiMi.
Tho them* of tha Salmagundi
la "high acboot aad American
patriotum," which la earriad out
In the color achom# and incldantol dacoratlona. Alt ph**«* of
school life. Including elnba, » •
clol natiritloa, »porta and doom
as art datumad and yktorod on Florida to tain back and
. . show to her friend* In Houston,
la tha anuuaL
Thv cabinet suiary situation
muddled when HcprcicntiUtfl
Itmrell ut Hamilton offered till
amendment pridilbitinic Increaa#
of aalnrira bv wordm* uf th#
prop rial Ion bill, lie called upon
the llouie tn puss a special and
separate salary Hll setting lb*
figures.
Salaries of cabinet
ciffkon
increaaed from RAD00 to
wbr
T«x*i.
So nctivo la aha and a* friend- rnooo ....
ly, that ah* has woa a rresi Court IntorprrUtlon of tbo
general apprupristiont toll
i s a
m
w
uw fu *
N
�awSMM
ford Herald
SOm
H W iU H D
m s r v k t-r m U 2 E F
I — G L M o f
u
» . w. near s w a t The Normandie, which U am of the largest v« m*U
afloat, waa originally built with the Idea, m it has been
claimed, for rapid conversion Into an aircraft carrier. Ur
moving its smoke stacks to one side, and by ro-construeiIng the top deck, the ship would have a landing and take*
off area surpassing any carrier afloat
It Is known that it has many unusually Urge highspeed
elevators running from the lowest to the highest deck,
and theso conveyances, without much change, could be
used to carry planes to and from tho flight deck.
Because of its unusual also tho Normandie could
handle nearly twice as many planes as the ordinary car*
ricr, and because of its super speed, it could outrun any*
thing on the Soa, except the fastest dbstroyers and cruis
ers. Of course, it would lack armament and would be yul*
nemble to any kind of shell fire, torpedo, or bombs, but
with its speed and with its vast array of planei. and a
«M a a
proper escort,'tho ship should be fairly safe from attack.
.1
111*4 im
If it were employed in patrol or convoy work, the
Normandio could cover long stretches of the sea, stretches,
which if ships alone wero>uacd, would require the ser
vice of a score of wnr vessels;'
It Is because of the ranging ability of a carrier and
its planes that H Is so valuable on patrol and escort dur
ty. Operating In tho western half of the North Atlantic,
Y E R 8 K F O R T O D A Y outside of the range of German bombers, tho Normandie
could almost single-handed toko over the entire Job of
YOURHFLF: Unto the giving protection to convoys.
things are pore; bat un(bit afe defiled am) unr Is nothing pure; but
elr mind and conscience
le-Tlltts 1:10.
Birds Of A Feather
Income tax dodging doesn't pay. as witness the govl . t i l '. case
. . . . against Joseph M.
U Bchenck,
O .L . h. L motion
__ Il__ nl.lhM
»L D TO THIS ntlDR
ernment’a
picture
I ■•
- 111 magnate, but It la interesting To note that In its invests
(From The Lantern)
gallon of Sehenck, the government Agents ran acrois a
Incalculable drpth* of won. couple of other evil doers in the persons of two labor
v>
..
leaders,
I our crednlou* eyeei
According to the Tampa Timea, “ Federal agents say
break to bloom with silent
cvidenco uncovered in the Sehenck case led to the filing
of charges against Willie Bloff and George E. Browne,
(ho perfidious lie*rt rrmcm. of the stage employes union, accused of extorting |5&0.000 from four movie producers and distributors thropgn
once We touched pure ftsme threats to cal] out 35,000 employes on a strike. It had
loveliness was flickering rm
nothing to do with getting better wages and hours for
the employes, but was simply the old ‘protection racket,’
Federal attorneys say.
“ Bioff and Browne are familiar names in the news
recently ns their association with gangsters has been re
peatedly revealed, yet William Green, president oi the
A. F. of L., who Insists that tho bad spota in labor union
how one* wo watched
leadership are all in the C. I. O., has done nothing that
gwood break to whitrat
could bo interpreted as even a frown against union rack
RRANREB HE DEDT8. eteering.
“ No matter what the degree of gangster penetration
lit Um only thins w» e«n in union leadership, the rank and file of the unions for
or tha present drouth I* their own sake should clean it out entirely, because U is
f S good tank weather.
doing their Just causes moro harm than antl*union em
it President Roosevelt will ployers or anybody else could ever do. '
night la open to wHc r<n“ It looks as If tho Federal Government will help them
I, but the topic of hi* «ub. flnan tin Iwa arvtU M
in be pietyy -well guessed ty
way people knock each
iff the road to Orlando,
’b Bndervlnnd why the
Hfatw lin't drcim-d n mil-
ran Admiral harder haa
' ‘the tlnilcd Hlalra thal
ivoya will mrpl gun.. Rul
I guna of the Illamarrk,
llallsna claim, surcrrnful
action agalnat lie llrillnh
t« watera. Jl’a funny how
a Italian navy fighta when
111* German dive hombera In
tin) anya he will back
I Collaboration with Her.
filth I. Ilkp a participant
rtgun wedding aaylnp, he
through with the icre-
l Bryan Rhode Compare,
to a “ frontier bully, bat
taking a ralbnr rharltshlo
• of him. Homo frontier
were, at Icsat at some
men ef honor.
tra are to be trained
and, It wouldn’t *ur-
to *oe the broad *‘A“
Into thg public schnels
r* soon after the first
1 County,
battle of Crate.
The Hlch O p u
•In the
S S U f'-h T
V*
h ill,
.1:30 i>ag*o Tlitei
t:4 l -Hood g » * .
1:00 Y ortg rtf. Hal on*
1:18 Jtrjrce
« j «
Baturder «0»m •’
a "err* re battle.
rlor»
court
tlilu a k
her
d, m.
2:16 Tha Solatate
S fiffiiw # *
H. M. GLEASON
UAiuimiK m. HRnnttx*
(IM'm M .
,V!I1
*n.1
fu ,in n ,.B t
of
. Lr, aatin. m i ,
*ftf,„«oDoitna .mm*
VuttWI’, D n u n i
.1-10 Htory of H u Johnson
It boUi to stuck m
keep the German*
4:16 Afwmten v SvWJm
Mtfl Shelton
ah "unjuaky" hU as .ti
put It, In a masastne.)
Wont that ft# itsal
Gtrmans under ftra and
iod af concern ns to wl
^UllkUr
Bporta Reporter
Bismarck would be «k
array wholly undamng
This waa baaed upar
Uon that the T lolls, a alitor skip
l« the Bl.msrck, might be with
her, and alao lack or Information
as to who had aerial mastery .In
Uiq im .
7:M
8:00
0:00
0:18
0:30
0:45
10:00
Bob XrtWt atvd
Texaco SUr t t
Glenn Miller
PuMIt Affair*
Juan Abvtw •
News of the W
Edwin c. nm
Presumably the only JlrlUah
ihips able approxlnratoly to match
the Oltnvifck and TlrplUIn both
flea power and speed are .(bo New
K(nt GSerge and Prince of Waloo
and tho battle cruisers Renown
10:10
10:15
11:00
11:08
11:30
11:6ft
rSnean.
■m s oh Tinas
Will be reaslred. utttll tci* «•- 213 W. Srd BL Phone 83
rlork on TUnrWsr moenln*. June
t. 1141, *y the UoarS ol Tublle
In.lrurtlon at. the Court 1tpuis, We Want Your Businewa—
Sanford >l«rtoa.
For .perille*;
Ilona call Oh' tho ius#rlnttn*snl of And We Try To Decern
milille Instruction.
riiKD T, Wir.f.lAM" Chairman
T. pr. lAWTON W eriurr
ta«»
naval pisnaa had scored
Saturday inight or « v»us
Natl sguadron and «n (I
Bob Tnntt
tra
Banco I
news
Llflton
Orchestra
Law Ql
icktra
Banco,
Press J
H T«WTu tblnklsg of
lw B*tg Or ramudoflag, ask
ateut Our easy poymeat
plan. Wo will arniag* ■
teas to c o m labor, smterial* and otber coats. Oow*
rtalent asMtfcly term*.
K
A SUPPLY YARD
and not an expense.
“
For Illustrated Catalogue or Reservations
Reese Combs, Director, P. 0. Box 1180, Miami,
Produce Dealers
To Be Requested
ToSetMadiww
r m i i w i re*m r*a* m m |
tho shlpo*rT <o let tr* grower
know what' he want#.
“ Tho market mutt have quan
tity. variety and quality," Dr.
Jsmlsnn pointed out
Declaring that all the rout* of
iluln, nor ho* she today." tn production must bo loworod. pr.
April, luto, Ida forces dash«l Into Jamison stated that whan large
lyc-nniui k slid Norway, leaving |boven coma to tho market they
rilling to ‘Jte]ty pttoHqm
Rwrvdrn aurroundrd ahd entrapp
good quality.
ed.
In (kltilirr, I03B, lllllersaldl
w
a
t
b
rm rlon b l a t b
•Thi> German guventmebi.....di
—_-■**- 1
t
■only tn rrrognise and gaarnnTAVARXB, FLORIDA. May
l rr i heap alale* as neutrll reg.
Inna In perpeiuity." On May to, ( Special )—L«k* county's wi
10 iu, tin- Grrman Army swept
awlfily Inin Holland, Belgtum and
lAiarmbnurgIn April, 1031). Hitler Midi
"Rpiurn i f tho Runr territory has
tlnnb away with all territorial
in .iiiii-mn in Kuro(>*
betwaan
Vi nmc mill (ivrmsny." in JttMi
roll), ihc German Army moved
In and Franco aumndatW-r
In March, 1030, tlRIer authorisnl tlie llungnrlon Forylgo
Mltil«l rr la make this s(l’
“ I have every gusrsnle
there U nnt th a.sligk lk l
thm in any quarter of u
la bring inllllary prensur*
V
TAMPA TRIBUNK
THE TRUSTFUL appcaacr.
(ontinua to Inelat on a negotiated
peace. That would be a |>eacc
with Hitler. It would neccailtalo
Dccopllnj lili oMIgiUon to ;icrfarm hla part of whatever terme
might bo agreed upon. In or
der that there might be any
confidence of aecurlty In a peace
ao reacted, Great Brl-uln—and
tha reot of Gip world—wquld
would t>ave to lake ] Iliter'* wonl
for it, to believe Implicitly that
ho would do what ho promlaod.
11*4 Just there that tha pita
of tho wuuld-bo poacomakor*
fella flat—bec.iuae It hat t.«cn ro*
pralodly and conaecutlvely dem
onstrated that Hitler can’t bo
believed—that tho truth U n»l
in himAll the teallmony we nerd on
that pojnt U. brief aunimary of
recent events.
Jn Hay, 1838, Hiller aeld;
“ Germany neither Untcnd* nor
wishes to Interfere In the Intam.
at affaire' of Austria.1’ In Fab.
nlary. IMS, nasi troopa matched
Into Austria and on Marsh II,
Austria was annoxed
the
Reich.
In
lii Stplamber.
e f | i w n i n r , IBM,
r a s e , lillUr
d i n a r aaldt
**iui
"Tha cession of the Budetan area
of CsrchosInvukU was tha tost
territorial demand I harm to make
In Farop*-N In March, IMP, Bo
hemia and Moravia wav* aalud
by armed force. 8a waa Memo!.
Ifl January, 1034, Hitler wldt
to
e■i
r m
b.1
Z " ")ffa succsuded in .....-arriving at
Vv.wiiffi you wn*
op agreement which for id-yuors
basically removes tha danger of
jSfc.’wst
r a n
RADIO NRWS
Rumania.
In September,' :
Reich had abac
Hitler aabJi "We I
to all contiguous
Involability of t|
Hungary was aqi
Axis Csmp last year, BulgarM
to the Routh was optafd tg Gayman troopai
-SfSLiSu’VL’ffiiSJIIS
no further territorial daslras oi
demands. Not only ha* bo r tfr
Set' 0 pear
wouldn’t be
writing It.
In History.
...a n d stay "cuoumb#*" i
this sum m er! M o d .m <
fon t, w indow fan* pr
conditioning *quipm *nt
j6 u cool cointort at ophr p
f«w -p «n n U Fg-Moa-HMiaa
8 -a a * k e u r cwo m
y t,
«o okpqp MaMHethrl
\
�*
*
I*
* y~
kVii^or tlw
T H U S A N F O R D H E R A L D , S A N FO R D , F L O R ID A
Personal Activities
poll Well Receii
t Recital Of Mi
Delighting hi, audience will
hi* tinging, Chri* Napoli, a dra
matic tenor ami student at 8tet
acn University —
in —
DaUnd,
I__ J, MU
-pm anted on the
"_1_ program ai
_
lab house at
gucat artist at the mu'sie" recital
J . L. Iucley which _via* given last evening In
t Davis
are
pea are Mrs.
J. 1 . Denton.
w Ol. hive a
■rimming par-
the Woman s Club by the piano
pupils of Silas Margaret L. Da
vis.
In addition to the numbers on
Jha program, Mr. Napoli tntartainrd the audience with aaW ltl
encores,
Including
•'Mecushl*,'
-C om . to the Fair," and “Xk
Street JJyitery of Life," b* Via
the tor Herbert, which waa sung with
W ED N E S D A Y
of
waa aecompMmuch foaling, iie
_________
*11r meet at tho ----ithalevn Mrysut, ied at tto piano by Mils Barbara
2081 IlsIlMUffO* Atanue at 3^0 Pcdcn, of the Stetson School 'o f
Music.
Tall baskets holding pistol colP T l» Qvl« 4«fart»cnt of the
woman's Club will have a covered
x'ishluMbebn al the club house
f t I t i f i p . M. The Olri Scouts,
under tba leadership or Mias Irene
Hinton, will present the pregram
and erergone la urged to be on
time as Uia program will bo pre
sented early.
•
PTODAT
The NdtV Howard Chapter of
tl>« United Daughter* of the Con.
federaey wMI meet at the home
of Mra. M. R. Strickland on 448
Elliott Avenue at 3:30 P, M.
^
Mo n d a t
Sewing sessions *111 contlnua In
lha Woman's Club for the Red
Croat frtm 0:00 A. M. until 11:30
A. M. with Mra. Jack Hall aa
^lonlor.
Circles of the Woman's Society
of Christian Service
of
the
Methbditt Church will meet at
3:00 P. M. at the following
* Clftle One, Mri. J. C. Da
vis, E ll Magnolia Avenue,
Clfcla Two,'Mrs. George Herdan. Country Club Road.
Circle Three,
Mm.
M.
R.
Strickland, 448 Elliot Avenue.
# Circle Four, Mrs. C. E. Me.
Slarrpw, JOS Palmetto Avenue.
Clfclo fiv e will meet at B:00
P. H. at the borne of Mra. Har
old Jlarelw
Bummer School
.* '•
A
.
■ le t Term— June 9 to July IB
2nd Term— July 21 to Aug. 3U
, GRADES I to 12
TUITION
12.80
WEEKLY
tT&fCHERS; — Miss Wtl.-h
Mis* Morrow and Mlai Barber
belli ■ Franklin,
Miss Martha
Wright,' Mika nl.ulse Moughton,
Mis* Carolyn Boyd. Mis* Dorothy
Sanford. Miss ftrbecca Stevens,
Mlsa Mary Wyatt Ratliff and
Ml** Lillian Thornloy.
Programs were distributed by
Carolyn I-cc and Patty Anderson,
and Kclnclh Lcfflrr fad charge
of tho ataie appointments. The
flower room wos presided over by
Mrs. Allen Jones, assisted i y
Malcolm MacNeill, Clarence Cou
rier and Joe Biker.
The program which waa prerrnted last night follows:
Etude In O Minor, Ctamy—PL
ano I, Elisabeth Fite; Piano II,
Mary Helen Tew
Seng of Romance, Carman—Har
riet Matthew*
The F ir* Story, Armstrong—
Nancy Jean Appleby.
Singing nnd -Swinging, Carman,
piano I —Penrose Hutchinson;
piano 11—John Fite
Vnl*e TrUU1, Si'relius Thompson—
Nisie Klrchhoff
Lily I'ndsJ-ockv—Thy Ilia Allen,
Odham
Ynlsr, Oachmann—I’hyllls Alien,
k Otrald|a« Hlnchllffe
*rtl?Sftrp, *fte*l*Muri«P‘\*inb * ’
Silver Cloud*. Rolfe—Marj- Louise
Prof. 0, R McKay
.Sqmrvisiag Principal
(j)r\
0 n < 3 r U d i+ i<
Florence
t
i
*
8H B had worn
th«m thrtt ycirt*
Hot rsalitlnr that
her vision h*d
Changed during
t h j t ( I m f . W * fit t e d
Plano And Clarinet |School Of Childhood Thi Alphn Kappa
Recital la Offered To Close On Friday
Croup Hus Dunce
The Woman'i C.ub on Oak Ave
nue » n the scene on Friday
evening at R:00 o'clock of the
piano and clarinet recital by the
'din e Mallem.
the |iro*ram
B A H R A IN
Tsai nlgft for Dothan, Ala., wherv
they will attend the funeral of 11 gletiiry
(io in u S k a t m i:, fro in “ M u ile :
Mr. H(u’p*’ brother-InJlaar, J.
IMty
Maxine Thomaa
D. Merritt.
10. The Two Flyer*, K M Fndreudi-Lei*
Merlweth.i,
Ann
Mlsa Virginia Font has relumed
Martha Pairr, piumi
to Tallahassee after spending the 11.Rtlne,
(a) Sony* My Moth"* Taught
Weekend with her parents, Mr.
Me- Anion Dvorak; (b) lly the
pnd Mrs. C. r. Ford, on Lake
Bend of the River, Clara Ed*
Avenue.
word* —Nnlley Trawiek.
12.
Two U t i l e Shoe*, Htreahbof
Mrs. Bennett Land, Jr., and
— Marie Nix
MIm Velma Kesattr of Apopka
Walt*, Johattfir* llrahm*
ware the guests Sunday of Mr. ID.—Little
M a ry G r a y
.Miehnei, Miu
and Mra. C. A. Halnas at thrir
M a lle fit
home on Park Avenue.
14,. (al My O ld Kentm ky Home,
Fetter; (hi Muitiling With the
’ Mrs. Helen Melamon, a sister
Dig llratfi Hand. C’«il Kein —
of Mr*. O. P. Herndon, Is ill
Henry Rirhtei
In the Femald-Laughton Memor 16. Sun«et W a ll r , S l i .t i h h g H aial Hospital where she underwent
art Raitiea
an operation on Saturday. She lfl, Iji ( I r a r e op
*102
tin
6,
la reported as retting nicely.
Chat le* Ilnhtit Mik
\Y M
Mixon. Mini* Mullem
I
Forming a party going
l<> 17. Listen in I he Mock ini’ Hud*
Winner Hawyer Fdwaid SenDaytona Beach Sunday were Mr.
karik
and Mrs. James Sleakley of Sara
sota, Mrs. E. 8. Sleakley, Mr. 17, The Virtuojso, Theme and
V a iiu tio n s, R
M
KiiiJteM’t!
and Mrs. J. 8. Webb, Ml** Edith
Hugh VVL'irlu'l, Ji
Sleakley and Hugh Boyd.
10. (a| Andante. Fraiu Haydn;
(b) Cinderella Walts llrrinort
Mra. Cassandra Schults ha*
Le llramJ- Mury Hi ay Miehnei
gone to Tallahassee to spend n 20. Walts in Hl>, Johann Httnuna
few days with her aon-in-taw and
- K ^ k h l ii'ii
Jio Ik in k .
J lu cid
daughter. Senator and Mra. E. F.
Ralnr,
Housholdet. She waa accompan 21. Up With the Flag. r. \V. Men
ied by her grandson, Karlylo
net Johnny AWxandii
H aM M M r; who apott.ih* Wvck. Ti. (n) Karly .ayring .WulLa. May
Itruwrni’t (h)
Minui'l In <L
Mm thuven—Cncrry Singlctin >
23, IIiimoiv«kc, Anion llv*' *k
Louis Bills has arrived from
Audrey Toll, Mi*- Molli'ni
Gunter Field In Montgomery, 2i Ulrd* of Sprlnr. 1. Union
Ala., to visit with his parents,
field Kath ten MnU-ock
Mr. and Mra. J. C. Bills of Ovie 2"> Fra*qulla
Scn nudc,
I tunc
do, until Friday when he will
l^hnr —Lol* Menwrthi r
Isave for Shreveport, La., to re UIV "(Tirioaity'*, Paul Inwitiin
ceive training In the bomter di
Dunliar— Evelyn RalJiif; cnruir
vision.
“ Hupa"
27 Maicli from “ Aldu . Viriii
lliiah Whclchcl, Jr
2tt TTir (Slow Wurm, Paul l mrki
Martha Page
2il t'nnimunlty Otand March. Op
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BE SURE TO VISIT
NICK’S
Package Store
i h 11I 'l
It ii i S fiiii H u n
t iiil'ii) u n tiiy
EVALEEN’S
BEAUTY SHOP
t ill
« FI I KY
A V I1 N ' F
5Coom e School ®
seven of Mrs. Fleming'* pupU*
Mias Helen
Ilutchlsoti
uni
John Hamrick, pupil* uf Ml**
Muigarrt' L. Davis, will give |>l
Julian Adama, wh# hat rinl*hod ano ■< lo. as eluting number* on
bu task
training at Gunter
«t MMIgwngry, Ala., is vialUng with bU parents. Mr. and
Mra. J. Roaa Adama.
He will
l«lv# Friday far Magwell Field In
Montgomary where ha win rereiw
advancod training In the puthi.it
IlIim iD A
Mr. and Mra. c. C. Prieai rerwad ho an ywsfbrday from a
sekend spent ' In Tails ha. « a
id Ponaaeola. On Friday they
Mra. E. W. Rllle*
Norma Chapman
•Hrt tho K a n o ftf R epm entlvaa gad on Bigiday they atndvd a Opocial memorial M i
t t at |M Preabytarian Church
Pensacola, where they ware
• guseta o f thgtr son-in-law
td ddhgbUr,
Mr. aad Mrs.
lyda~prock»n«. YWtorday they
fra tahehaah guests of Mr. and
fa. Van W e s t In MadUen,
PAINT IT
PAY
YOURSELF
NU-ENAMEL
D o u b le F e a tu r e
Ac part-
RANDALI
ELECTRIC
. CO.
A Y A THURSDAY
A flir n year which ha* hern
tern-. ,1 "*m vr--fiir’ hy the lu■tnict M, The Si hotil of t'litlilhohil,
t>pct''lnl ly
Mr*. Ruth ttonlon
Wright will cl *c on Friday
lie d nm l w h ite
f lo w n *
Wele
ttp ul to d u o r u le
th e
H im m i •
f l u b on S u t u r ila y tV c n itu : w h. n
th e I ’ lit A lp h n K a p p n n u iu 'it y . ntei lom ed w ith n d ance fo r on mMr*
Wright hu* oiwrnleil m b ets , i f the J u n io r H ig h >« I o.d
Included Mi.3 ___ _________ ____ K ln d.u a rim nml irrmfi' eehnol K ;u h K u r* t win* iir r s e n le d at the
Laurence Horton. rsprcsMun pu for J.iirs iti connection with her door w ith n red I a id e r, w ii ii S
pili of Mr*. George A. Mnffctt.
ilancitu r'flMcv, nml this year she J II on it
Pedestal basket* and vane* of nyciii.! mi ixelu*tvr Wimlerifirten
S|»nn«nr« for the c v e tu n r I tom
veri-colored gladioli with *tati* In FanftiihI
the .*iv'hth e m tio
wrote i m n ille
' and fern decorated the |il*tform
H n i'i ii m id Jo e
lin k e r , !W toot
M ih \ V r L f i l l ’s m t'lh n d o f t e n c h .
n m nnd f h a i l r s S p a .k
and auditorium for (In
‘ ic nffair.
i- ly u*iii|S her mvn liUrn- H u ih (h ihF ro
n t the seven th etude
Program* were distributed by In|f
lutr %'inrl u in imiiitni form, m .m
Ml*» Bctly King ami Mias Shir- thcr. <>v yivnn; the cliil*l » knm\- o .'ie t an o d ic n tte n nttd Jo e a .
w ir e
N a n c y J o Uotnca e f
mid
loy Cameron, The Mi-.nr* Mary leilft
i f rca lniir. w» itlntr* Fins?, tile ■tin I inirl.-i J r . , nnd It. 11> lo
Ann Whclchcl ami Audrey Bach liah. idtiinicii
ami
’•p.Hinpr,
ns
well
were placed in charge of the flow,
ll im k nnd K e lly S m ith . T h e m i F
m I" iMtf Inuirlit lessons in et- H i ' . p ie s e t it c l
cr room.
w ith
e .d .u o i
iquctie
mol
initiative
She
stite
l> U'lin tn in red mid w h ite and
The iirugiam which « a* prethat
a
s
.
hilct
win.
hut
fintshr.l
the
tlo- hoys w it ! red b m ito m u tn . ^
*cntcd I* li* follows:
Fo llo w in e th e n n w iu n m n e n i of
1. Hour of The Wood Nymphs, School of i hiiiihiHvil work is ren.lv
to
enter
first
irrmlr
nn.l
is
nlih7f**kan<f in Orlando and Winthe sp o tisiim n m l Hie p te se n ia
Forest,, Scliumaker — .Moilha
ar Park with friends and rela
to pa-s the itttelliKeruv test that t ion* H iey led the dunce i s iti a
I’Hgr
tives.
2. l’laygroumt March, llcrherl [,c In I' tuned of the children in i: i um l m arch*
Wa*hinet n ll. f
before enter.
< hM|M<r.uif» f o r
th e even mu
firand^ Fdwar'd Kmimrik
Mrs. Arthur Williams and
w i . t M *- V a il I .o v d L Mr**. If l;
Mrs. W. F, Rungo visited ovci 3. A Little Wntti, from "Music ItlU fiisi m fide of svhf.-d
| „ lla w k ills
I it
Play"- Maaine Thoma*. Mis*
Mt> Wtil’ M Is a i*rndunte nf 1’ ip p iii. M rs
UM weekend at th« Slat Division
n e lly and Mi *. (tn lte ii
Tftnn 'Sf‘e < idlefe in M m i n i Mallem
hocUSs house In Camp Blooding.
I host, d am injk' w e re :
M i- *
i , fn ) Y an kee
lioiHlIr( I > T h e boro and holds .( Hat h.dor of A m
S h it le v
IK* hols,
Wnltr, from "Jlu-ii
Pl.iy"— Itogti* She has studied dfaen. " l u i l . y S m ith .
Mr. and ire. C. B. Tyler have
, S i v ia M. isch . A u d re y Haeh. I '. i
A nnnn
tic* Under Maude \dmus ,»f
>rt Huron, Mich.. 5. Jack
••It y C r u m le y , H e tty C o rin d i. i .’i t 1’
Hnnir «*f the
F v e n m ir
S t a r , York and -in instrml r un.let
plan to spend the
M in n ie
HuHi t»d
\VA|*n«*r A u d re y T*d l
rfn ci. 11! dnmiiur
tnaHvr,
\ ( <, i ' i * i la r k ,
hiniv Mint hit r*ye, 11* n > >!■
<1. L it t le J o u r n e y (
fro n t **M lisle lY«ybmu of ( liitar.
ih
1
1„
N
.tn
ey
J
o
(io
n
n
ih ? i t
I'lav*
.M urie N ix , I ta re I llninem
. m d le lla lt e n , R o n e m iry H u id n k .
7. ’ T h e W oe O f A m
I 'l iw l ll in ir
IN. oie M r f le lin n d . A n n H ' i r i " i ' ,
O r a to r , K tljjn r A tlue**t La u *
S a il* K a t e W illin m * , H e ilv M • '
re n te 11orinn
Ile u s , Lu cy
W n id ,
H i t t v Sue
K n o r e : *‘ A Hoy'n I ’o ck H n
H. (n ji H a p p y F a n n e r , S .h iim a tm
(hi T h e n u k e it Soru*. V’e it li —
Mr. and Mr*. K. 0. Haye* left
K a th le e n H abeoek, C h e r t y S in *
[PUY
her with ncw lensn,
find tha avidsnesa of
You van live comfortably in
rhifr1, fen »!* little es
*175 n day
S iT X tK
meh at M 0
^
W
*FI
| if
—
,i
I l l MAGNOLIA AVB.
lined In |hu
( nulling
n c h m r I w i n Ire u n c isl" I lie
new
Florence
rL-cIrit
run g e t now on
a l A falher's. He t>ure In
attend Ihe r n « k i n r
•choOl and net Un many
advantage*.
B it t .
k"H
!
MATHER
ti
m
i. H
to
ARCADE
HANFORD. FLORIDA
TELEI'lipNE
1«L
*
�Sanford Youth ‘
la Utility Nan
ru-tat »e*l or m M Coart' o t Sobford. FlorkU. IhU Ith itjr of
A. D . » » « >
llin ilw «
Cl»rfc of iho circuit court Hint*
Judicial Crrull In nn<) for g.u lRobert acCKl of fcanford war
nolo Count?. Flnrlala
aalectad M utility man on the (HIIAI.)
1841 Georata Junior College ynr.it it. wilnom
Coun.el for Ftllilouor ,
Southorn Division baseball team
doc to his atelier perform tnem
for hia aehool, Brcwlon-Parkrr,
according to a report ramivMl ly
*i"he Herald.
The selections were made from
a poll of coache*, players, newspa
permen and fana of the Southern
division loop, the report stated.
nr tmk c in c v ir c o r n r
Pete McRaney Scores
On Own Single In
L** Fluke Play And Er
ror On Edwards
Daugherty Hurls
6-Hit Shutout
(innford’ s
Infield
ird hurtled
two Florida
League teams last night
l sixth In the race right
M Nborg.e* Bill D4ugh*
Iched a shutout gams, al.
only ala hits, and Pete
T
scored on hie own
Florida State
League
St. Augustine .......... 27 IS -*7fl
DeLand ................ 24 14 JHW
Daytona Reach ___ 23 18 MO
Orlando .. ............. 22 11 JHH
Uesburg ............. 19 31 .475
(Linford................... 14 26 .858
Gainesville .............. 14 28JU0
Ocala .................... II M J U
RSflUI.TR YESTERDAY
Sanford !, Gainesville 0.
St. Augustine a. Orlenda 1.
Daytona Beach 4, Leesburg S.
DeLand 0, Orals 0.
GAMES TODAY
Ranfprd at Ocala.
Daytona Beach at Orlando. .
I^eshurg At St. Augustine.
DeLand .............. . 20 11 ABO
an baaee but the pitching of
oghertr and the fast work of
i'Infield saved the game each
ItRaney’a home run oecured In
i sixth Inning with two men
i and M mall on. The husky
I Holder walloped the ball
! <4 abort center field for a
it sing* hut tha fielder, Edfd*. attempting to make a
* ilrlng catch ran pell mail
tha bail and tried to field It
N f l f b.ill,/only to reach the
ill down. The ball hit
and started rolling as
loaded first and kept
tiling until It reached In a nlca pitching performance to
eld fanes as McRaney limit the locals to only eight Mta
and the one fluke run. Not even
an earned run or run batted In
was scored against him.
OAINRSVH.I.R
Mott s i .....................
Brown 2b
...............
.1 0
4
4 1 2
Sanford Sheds
Ball Players;
If Gets NewBlood
Hudson On Trading
Block, W il l i a m s ,
Pfeil, Hlndy Out
Hanford's hall club I* shedding
as the association released Short,
stop Mutt Williams, outfielder'
Clarence Pfeil and Pitcher KaJad
Hlndy, and eipccta to aoll Plteher Prend Hudson to P t Laud,
erdala for another pHcher and a
rash consideration.
Williams, who has led the
club In balling and won a game
Saturday on a home run, has
been dissatisfied with the salary
he has been getting and express,
ed hi* desire to leare. Last night
tha association gave him hla re.
lease after deciding he would not
play hi* best ball If ha atayad.
Pfeil h*a been elek for the past
two weeks and unabta to play
ball, In bis absence Manager
Charlie Gtrk had to use pitchers
in tha outfield until ha alrned
Bam
Hardman from Rolllnt.
Hardman has played the center.
lb
........
. 1 1 0
Martin c ............... . 4 0
Pop*It .lb
...........
R /an p .................... .....
...................
Total! .
x Moore
2
3
2
3 0
1 3
1
0 1 4
0 0 0 0
30 0 24 12
Hard'n cf .
LaVelley lb
Justice 2b -.
vfFl
*. >
Vil
; a
n in t h
CITY o r flANFOND, a maaleipsl
rCrpcrailaii, I'alltlunvr,
u
TUB KTATE OF FLORIDA. D .f.n
deal.
NOTICN
TO TU B TAXI'AYKHII AND C1TIEUNI OF T im CiVT OF SANFOND. IN MKMINOLH COlINTr.
FLORIDA. AND ALL. UTIIKJlx
IT MAT CONCKRNl
Fleaa* laka notice that a n*titloa baa baaa filed la the Circuit
Court of is * Ninth Judicial cir
cuit of Florida. In and lor Semi
nole County, lor tho purpose <>f
obtaining n decree or eala Court
validating am. confirming City «l
Sanford. Florida, llolunalng Bond*,
lasue of ISII, to bs dated March
I, ISII. In tho iiiai of |it »,0**.oi.
subdivided Into three (1) M r ln v .»
follows, to-w lt: Series C III,ten #*; Series D. till),too So, and V»rlaa K. lie.ess.ee. »
rullr described In aald polltlon ■foe 'v ali
dation and that the Honorable 11
D. Smith oaa of Ihe Judges nl
aald Court, has laaued an urdrr
requiring that cauls lie shewn
If any there be. at the Couii
hone* In Tlluavilla. Florida, nl
lea o’ rlnrk A. M. on tho Hth
day of Mar. A. D, 1*11. why oinl
bends shall not ba validated an.l
confirmed, and you art h*en<v
notified to ahsur cauae. If am
you hare, at Ihe time and place
specified In laid order, why laid
bond! ahould not be validated amt
confirm e *
. Thin notice ebalt be publlebeC.
In The BanTord Herald, a novi*
per published In eald City of
nford. Florida, once each u r .t
for three II) ,eonaecuilva uaehi
prior to aald hearing, the tlrei
publication thereof to he al Im .t
eighteen (111 dope prior to the
At Onr Package Store
You'll Find The Best la
LIQUOR
B r a n d y , Champagne*
Wine, Gin, Cordlabt, tit.
.
Free Delivery,
* r
Phone 8148
BAGGETTS
Liquor Store
Mather Arcade
iffhn b iggest ilga
OybargaineverofferedI
g l t t n mile* of
A
dependable
«
xerrlce with
Hk extra safety,
& priced down
K
In the Everglades Muckland three crops a season
from Sept. X to May 1.
Host fertile land In U. B.
Ditched, diked end pumped.
Reedy for the plow, No
rocks, no trees, level. Many
products profitably raised.
Good truck road to It. It.
and market nearby. Ren
tal 9X0.00 per acre. Drain
age pumping at |5.00 por
aero. Write or visit
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c r iT o r r u iu ir o w aKMiNot.i-COUNTY IN CM A N O N Y
n o . eeta
RENT & FARM
Edwards cf ............. 4 0 3 0
P ra tt If .............
3 13 0
To'n rf ....^
4 2 0 0
Oohsl
j u d ic ia l r i a
u a in a n d
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PITTSBURGH
to bedrock,
PAINTS
BRUSHES • GLASS
MIRRORS
PAINTERS SUPPLIfS
C L E A N - U P AIDS
WALLHIDE
I N T E R I O R FLAT
SEM I-GLOSS
and GLOSS
4.7*/M*.l*
W A T I R S P A R EN AMELS
an d VAR NISH IS
SUNPROOF
H O U S E PAINT
FLORHIDE
ENAMEL
Sanford Paint
& Glass Co.
Wll'ms aa
Shawano Plantation
Belle Glade,
JUST PHONE S ill
8. a ENGLISH
IULF SERVICE
STATION
\
• * First BLAPreaekAve
ANGEL'S
EAT SHACK ‘
8e»ford Aveasa Jatt Off Ol
Geneva A wane
Classified Advertisements
JOB WANTED—any Mad
of
work except aa nurse. Mahal
McMullen, 418 Cypfvaa.
of* before tha
I Una of roof m is c e l l a n e o u s
implement Co.
i
F « S
; ■ •
AUTOMOBILE AND Purnltura
painting. Pat Jahaaaa at Kaal’a
Oaraga. Phoaa IT.
■ION PAINUNO. Id. L Worthan
■ar.Bta.Pk
• H ifi
, “Tor
jn B ra «p i,i r pi pit
Baasaxi!
McRaney If ..........
4 3 0 0
Oil’pie Sb ..........
4 1 1 4
Booth rf ..............
3 0 1 0
Olrfc* ........................ 3 1 4 1
Daugherty p i.___ ..... 5 1 1 8
Totals ........... — 81 5 17 17
x Ran for Obbel In 9th.
Gainesville ... 000 900 000—0
Sanford ___ 000 00! 0 0 s - l
Errors, Rayan, Popek, Williams
Edwards, Justice. Rona, MaRaney. Two.base hit, Williams. Three
base hit,
MeRanef. Sacrifice,
Williams. Double plays. Justice
and LaValley | Justice, Williams
and UValleyt Deaghertv sad La.
Valley, Laft on beat*, Oalneaviile
T, Sanford 8. Base on haiku o ff
Florida
b a tte ry ,
gaaraalfed*
Now etc big
ZO TO S
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Oar ahop has i Itutllfled accordin g to the exceptional
requirements of Zotoe standards and la a licensed Zotou
106 E. BEOOND ST. SANPORD, FLA. -FI10NB WJ
SANFORD, FLA.
DID r WALK'em
�r
■•irfln '• iT'
V A
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S a n fo r d la T h e O n ly C e n t r a l
F h x i d a C i t y A f f o r d i n g R a i l , Hlfhway
And
W a t e r T ra n s p o r t a t io n
AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER
SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, MAY
SEMINOLE HIGH
SCHOOL
28,
1941
M em ber
A s s o c ia te d
GRADUATES
Axis Press View s
Roosevelt’s Speech
A s W ar Invitation
Bradshaw Named A
'$S&gL?'EL
County United
Service Head
America Is Said
r Berions By London
Parachute Troops
i Continue To Drop
Plans Taking shape
“wH*,1
^ 1'* ^ M—<A.f\)
Taraal chare** of factoring
c h a irm a n
Berlin asserted that A dolf
? '*7r
;
ty.
HlHW*a JMftal
aerial
Invader,
had
Invader.
Or«o>-9ritlih raaUtsncw
captured Can*., Crate
.
Presumably the bllla were ornt
to the Senate ,where passage I*
undrrztood to be assured. They
will become taw when signed by
Governor Holland.
Action on thk bltli bad bcM-n
delayed becauM It*prcftentally#
Brady fait a referendum ahouyJ
be attached, particularly to the
bill permitting the City to boat
row $40,000 from It* operating
fund. It waa pointed out, how
ever, that the City.barked mri^irr
waa needed Immediately in rnH,
enlargement of ihe airport b*came lim itary, ami that a referenduiti would only delay the hill a
. < ,
I acknowledged Um ait>
inUeeat and opamtlng
Hun
Quiz P r o g r a m
P r e s e n t e d At
Kiwanis Lunch
If aRsiatance is recaived from
#
_
*
•
rWeaTlilU
pltal, a lory of two milla will
captured
I'v id e n rin g
th r
Unitril S o rv iro
H r I',., i
S a c h r lt an d a f t e r w a r d , r i r n t i
rn m |ilr t io n
of
fo u r
y e a r,
w o rk .
nmencement Programs To Be
Farms In County
Held By Three Sanford Schools Decline, Census
< rtmiifiifemunt j«r*»gram»
Bulletin S t a l e s
Visitor Declares
II n r
S u n fi'id S rh o u U nn* In I n*
m il t h r la tte r part of
t hi
Wrrlk n iul th r f l i r t of it r x l
lu g .tim fig w ith th r prompt in* of
II** S n n fu rti Gramma i S ih m tl
iiti i Si*m1mdr llt e h ScbtHil in .
tiii rm o 4iml en d in g w ith th»* com
F G , l iwli-riH o f lln id d o k , I'a,f Itu niT h u'iit lid d rrn i at th r liig h
n mrmlcr "f th r Ititm-d I'o'tal r i fund M ofidny n ig h t.
b'lnmimv morning at 1Cl INI o'K irtp lity r* . A rmotuiI pin,
wiln f i l l
high
S a n fo n l y r i t r r d n y im *king m r r rh <k n ptogram at thr
U n d e r ih r d irrc t h iri o f Ju d g e
ft. W . W a re , w ho H*k«*tl the <ju *-
A g r ic u ltu r e in Srnnm <li ii m t il y
i* on ih e d e clin e , jiiilg u ig lim n n
b u lle tin U iu e d ttuluy In the O n *u * llu r r a u giving Ho ii* * iilts «»f
an i|g iic u U u r e ven«<ii* in I Tut i«lti
The h iilJ r iin , th** fir^ l of a a rr irn
g ikU ig d e la ilrd
in f or iiia liu fi *di
la in r d in tlie IU40 r»«fi**U’*t it p o t ia
on the ii*e*4
u f hind.
p rim y u il
cro p * arid e(a««e*
of
I iy c - i . h k
w ith s ta tlu tic s for ru c ii i*mnt>
F a r m * in th i* co u n ty
d io p p rd
fro m HNIk In Iti*ih to 7ItO in |U4U.
the b illlr t m sh o w *
1 1• n p p m x .
uiM itr land a re a o f th r cm in ty i*
g ive n in 2 fl5 ,l4 (j a c im , ot w h h h
3 J l»errvht in in fainiM
In addition to fhi nIniirp in ihr
at
th e
V a ld e s
Ilq t e l
tm la y .
In a pbort hiiplneiR eeRilnti be
the e n te r ta in m e n t p io g ra m .
it w m voted to a p p r o p ria tr JI’"
to Ih' u*rd to buy a niuk fot
M em oriii t
the Frrnald-Iaaughto n
Hospital, an Item of
■
i| ii I pm tn i
d r r r r lb r d as needed badly
(> I*. Herndon, president, mu.l.
(he motion to got the sink, unit
it was adopted unanimously.
Catling a tte ntion In civilian
registration day, which will oe
held here ne xt week. Mr lloin*
rlon asked all Kiwa nl« tticnih. r*
to ro -o p a r s tr and rfiri,i. r on the
dav th at ( h o r t l f will hi- »*t.
P P. Csm|ib»ll « « , honored
nn Ilia birthday <i. I> Workman
sn n n u n c r d
that
nra otlaliotn
« r r r under way to havr a b o , '
trip, and th at It probably will
bo hold next Thursday. It <’
klooro led tho a n iu p ainsliig. and
Charlos Morrlton aanp a , a solo
a now aoti|, "Irft'a Ool Top*.
th o r ."
Thor# waa aomr dl«cu„ion of
r h a n s l n a ' tho m aotinz .!»•■' "f
th* f lu b If tho m o rr b a '.t, c low
d r li m
ln iut r aro n Wodnradny,
W c d n ra d n y , but n
a r-
liaportanl pesiUops from
tha
British in tha Bslam sector on
tha Libran-Earptian frontier.
On ttw Ethiopian front, howevar, tha British raportad tha
riptora o f an antira Italian <11Under th# term* of thr till, a
vlafoia—normalljr about 16.000 maximum of five mills could he
mats.
• fund to be tied for
World, sttantlan eantarad mean, levied for
welfare purpose*
wtjla S i Prasidant SooaavalCa general
Under
IIfi
1649, establishment
plad(« of aetlva Amartcan roalaIC m Oi m S
!*■«* N n X
tanco acainit all Natl attampla
to wta control o f th# *•**■
BrtUsb dafandara m we«ta™
Crate rav* ground fast bv foot Class Of T6 Will
la TfcTona combat yesterday as
Have 25th Reunion
hordaa of German ralnforcameats srrlvlne hr #Jr *ld#n*d
Tha claaa of '16 at tha Unla hraah-throufh Is thS section varally of Florida, whlfh numb fn anions Ha membara S A.
B. Wllklnaon o f Sanford, will
maat at
Galneavlllr
Sunday
nijht for a 26th raonlon dinner.
Othara who ora mawbara of th*
claaa ar* Gov amor Holland, Fed.
i* b U
a r*
bslatar Ih* oral Jodfa -William J. Barker tio n w a a p o k lp o n r.l u n t il it co u ld
alfht-day- and Conf r aaamaa R. A. Oman. b * d a t a r m ln n l w h en the a tu rra
Of th* 66 maw who rrcrirad w il l a lo a * d u rin # th * au m m er.
was an*
Qucatlona aakrd on thy quit
l «U Asia* dear*** a quarter century aro.
a r*ported oaly Ntraa ar* dacasaad. Blxtaan o ro s ra tn a r * lla t r il b elo w , w ith
mambare o f tha Usivaraltjr ataff tha anawal* following
m n »•»> Of 1616, who ar* still In active
J. Who' waa the only man to
service with tha Unlwrylty, or hold tha two hlfhrat efficra in
rattrad and residing in Galnta- th* Ilalt*d State* aovornmrnt T
vll)#, will ha among apcclal
gtiaata.
Claaa members who ara ex
pected to attend Include Gordon tlniona—a French
poocaalon
B, Know)to, Bradenton; Engrmm vital to American defense.
Praltt Barlow, Wonchnla; Judge
4- What American atatoman
M. C, Scofield, lovtrnaaaj Horace mad tha expression: “ Million*
K. Olllphant, C. I. HeUlngaworth, for dafanaa hut not one rent for
Bartow| Arthur Pinkerton, Tar
tC » w tta a ,0 — l- a a * r « < i
pon Spring*; A n n Jackaou F«arock. Plant Cftjrt Judge Barker.
J. Rex Phrrtor, K o l W. Wmal,
t|j*« wi'rtlon R<hind will open with Ihr “ ProfC-'kOinal" hy thr orrltratriR Kong'
Im> v.irur h>,^*hv RUflirnrr and
th»t hk* Wt\n **vrrv ir.m h pU arrtt
Inhn I'rnrirll will givr t1r dvvow ith th r c ity
"Don’t glVr up hopr,' Mr |od •loruil, G 1 McKay, pi irid paI of
rill* dfdurrd to tho*u- intn*«tml in ■hr *thmil -*uhl ihU morning. Fed
"rring a group i*f rrtlrrd pnatat ’owing Ihr pledge to thr flag
wnikrrp m ove h i*tr uud htiild' Hit* nodlriiri1 will sing **Gim1 Hlri*
homrr "Wr nir 'iill w.-rkitu mu \rtiffint
Ihi pro jot and it m going idmni
T in
how
Miidifcorttim c u itu m
thr
ailvaiitagrw of
te r a | io r | i i I colony
uitd d n Itin-d
M r. Lo d cru R , »hi> w o re fo m
mg holm* w ith ht- w ifi* aft* * .*
•our of Florida, rIo|ijm*iI ovi-Mngiii
«t thr Armitnge t'ahln t'Miitoti thr Sanford-O rlnm ln llighu.M
T h rrr
hi*
diartiBM id
the
po*tul
ii
ttm im iH i
4*« r a g *
r*«*«*r i
OfficerH Are Named
Hy F. F. A. Chapter
colony project
with I
M
< la r lc k T h u rs to n w u* iu k la lle tt
Armitngr, proprtrtor, wim »,ii-ru'olirogl'd with Ihr |XO«pr< t1•
jj11 l u llle mt o f the
Se m in o le
In l^ r 'h u r g . Mr I au J«t u * ♦m I u 1 lU hlv
ch iiptev of l to*
F iit u ie
f o n f r i o ii r r w ith W
( . • \V vo t, f . i n m i 1' of Am eruwj at n in e rt
ig hold luM n ig h t ni the H em .
n im m it t f f ,
who
HfN'IaDsi Hu*i mule H ig h S ch o o l, A le x Jo h n so n .
even if no morn* in n n h i i* tm *>
■tfu c lo r iinnounml tovtny
cured hy th e
n a a o cia liu n ,
H i» i.
O ttie in lu n la lle it
w e re
R a lp h
a re rn o u g h nt*w to c o n y out Hu
W o lfi-r, vice
p re a ld e n t;
A Id em
p ro g ra m
I ly h u
*ecr id a r y ;
F lU w o r lh
M r k m lm is w ill m a k r n u pon H o o ver,
t r e a s u re r,
am i
B illy
to o f f ic ia l* nf H r o r c a n x i i i ii s iiijd e r , re p o rte r.
upon I n . re tu rn
N g rtii.
to i*dd
A 4 d H m il* c ru is e to D a y to n a
M r A r m it n g r ta*t n ig h t.
Beach ol-oAftl
Mr
Jo h n so n 's
m otor c ru is e r ,
" F r u d y ,"
w as
planned h y m tm b e is o f the chapE D IT O R N A M E D
<er. T h e c ru is e w ill t>e h eld Ju n e
-• or 9, and w ill ta k e fo u r d a y s,
C O U l W n i A , ft. C , M a y t h
w ill go
dow n the
(A">— T h e bo ard o f m a n a g e , uf f he g roup
th a H o u th a rn C h r la tla n A d v .ir a t . S t. Johns River to Ju c k a o n v ilte
x»d down the co a st to D a y to n a .
B tin o un yed y a a lp rd a y th a t I ) r . !•
D . P a e le o f C c tlu m b la . dean uf
A judging team will be ami to
C o lu m b ia
C o lle tte ,
h ad
b r n . Gainesville June 17 for the «tale
n am ed a c tin g e d ito r o f tho mag
F F. A. convention, it was an
4Ini 1r t il■ti of th r lio m r f r t o * *u. uf
nounced.
Powers Of President Roosevelt
Under Proclamation Are Listed
Chic Groups Asked
To Set Sewing Day
Ro*e Gives Quarterly Report;
xmitcea Transfer From Sanford
B
Agricultural G iioiI h
Register Drop In
Ten-Year Period
$ 5 * 6 * fre e Wa sir. dajr and Ihe government to buikl the hoa fore
tk T jU U
d ip l n in i,
M lftn n
judge Ware Conducts instill Colony Is
Question Game At
Still Considered
Meeting Of Group
sented *t Ihe n*gular tunfhron
eipensca m eeting o f t h r Kiwuntp
vL OW W H i kOajrlUd.
I P h n ln
hour nn nd ilr»«« by It r »
tump, u tfiikr. program wim pre
• Tiiribr ssf«« ....
Ih .'
il «»• Hrmiiutic.it toilny, alul p h is
mo taking shap.- in muo }i,.
nan an l hi, Hoctom « conti iliullun
i>' n kinn* ii*ciontinn program lot
Tho nation, Holiln-r, and sailors
Mr ilruilshnw. utio,i> appoint,
no ol mi, tnaili- liy Itmi ilini
IlnlUntl. naiil Ihr ih ici- fur funds
ptnhnhly noulil I • Ini.I nhonl
House Bill 1848 would authorize
Banfard to borrow up to (40,*
000 for municipal purpoara; Houar
BUI 1649 would create a San.
ford port diitrlct, and Houar lilll
1668 Would authorize a flTe mill
welfare tax for Seminole Coun.
m
. atV « In the
nlpKday^id battle of Crete
reached today as Brlt{ 2 1 wxJPf. now out-num»»d frayed bv an Inm j *?® 4 a*rial asaault, strug• Bled against mounUng odds
In. four sectors of the 1Co
ll; llg-ta* inland. .
of
( l i g n m i a l i i x i in Si n ...... to ( 'm in ty .
P*mehiU*ta la Crete
t
Virtually In War
For $2,000 Drive
— Starting .1 u n e :i Roich Press DoeBn*t
Tell Readers Preait linrlrs E. tlrail-hnu .f Alin
dent Has Spoken
n io n li1 S p r in g * I uih ln-rn iiiiriit-d
Italian Division Of
15,000 Men Taken
! On Ethiopian Front
**• Nazi. draisd"
NUMBER 230
P re ss
All civic organizations |n BomInale County wars asked yasterday by Mr*. C. A Dawaoit at a
masting nf the vramen'a clrie
coDimlttae of tha Chamber of
Commerce to give at laaat o half
day n month to sawing for Ihe
Son Crnaa. U v u announced nt
th# moating, which was held at
Urn Chamber1* offk e In th* City
Hall, that Mr*. A O. Chase, Jr„
bad mad* a raqtwat for knittan
U ranch her quota of garments.
Mrs.
Knder
Curlett
was
naked to attend a meeting nf
th* Roard o f Comty Commtaalanma cm behalf o f Impravamanta at tho Big Tree Park.
Edward Higgins, secretary ot
tho group, waa naked to ooeora
a copy o f th* bill pertaining to
highway billboard sign* and ask
the City Commission ■to carry
has tranofarrad
tha navy-)
Any atop b* ntoy cho w* to
toko, aside from actual dabtar*
lion o f war, must be done hy
Individual
proclamation.
Only
Congress has authority to doctor.crar.
Tha declaration apparently t*
unpracedenled in American hi*
torr, n government official said
Borne legal experts said that
know o f 1 no provision for
igutaking between n Ihnllrd
unlimited wuieigaitcy and
Ih* Prculdont’n procUmaappeared I* bo an effort to
a*ue th* porlouanoaa of the
port at
It to
Defuse clearance to vtasvla of
* belligerent country which dlarrlminatea against American vaa•ala or cltlxana.
Empower tha Federal Power
rnmml-jlon to require tomporr connect Iona for tha Iran*aalon of elactrle energy.
Require any vessels to laav*
Ihe United Ktales water, or pro
hibit any vessel from entering
them.
Remove dntlaa from Imported
food, clothing and medical sup
plies needed In emergency relief
war.
Wnlra or modify the monthly
apportionment o f federal appropraUonSw.
'
fltupend tho law prohibiting
more than eight hour*1 work
In n day hy paraona engaged on
3
number of farm* pnulmln of ihr
farm also thowed gruriul drclmrs
in the five-year pniod limn t*l3f»
to ISilt), in addition to dri linc*
in tlie period lUdd i p
la n d in fa r n i*
in
llt f u w-a*
3 ,7 4 4 a c re s , w h llr in I IMT* it w in
72,4.18 acres
T w o Item * ( h i t
did
show hi
cre a se * a i r c a ttle
mid c h ic k e n s,
f o w * kept fo r
m ilk produ ction
were 470 in 1U40, an m c rrn *e <iver
Ih - 430 in lOSfi
lle e f la U le to .
la ir d 1,330 in 1040. io ro u t ranted
w ith 038 In 1033. < liic k e m r a ls n l
Sanford Boys May
Take Flying Course
Hanford boy« who are Inter-
r a t e d In learning to fly am eli
'• II w h ich n rirtg * tngi-UuT n r* iir
11»atiMI nirriuM e* in u tu m m .in p in g ,
n u n n l p ix v ic v in fin- ruttUrn * d r
f i-tnli-i ** T h e ngnum-H ii 11* V n u iig
M rn «. O n s f n t n
A-%* cm rinvi. N«
C u th n tle ( *m ii in u n ity Set *
\ n i‘. S iilv H iie n
A im v
.Y o u n g
U iim rii i
I b r u t kui
V^nh'ittl hut,
I m in h IV e lfa r n llmm il a mi \ m11••tin 1 r n i v i !l r r V A id A**«MH’ ii»l inn
T h r rn w o rg u fiifn tm n , m trl
ih r lint intin I biidy
ir iz n lly
nr*
g n tu rn i h y tin*
•*!*
gnuipw fu r
p h u m ln if i i n»t
c n n id iim tin g
the
M I S I I I N f i T O N . M ay I * , —
— I'residrnl R m it t ill wiH
hold a special pres* con f a r cure late today a t » h l r h h a
la expected to clear up th*
nurallon of rontayit, Stephen
I ' i r l t , presidential a rcra la ry
announced Indat.
To Ihr our,linn nf whether
Ihr resid en t's (lira In tha
"fireside
rh a l"
la,I
night
that nil rlllrrn , out defense
flr,| meant that Ihr tlma U r
drhalr was over, Karly r#pllcd
that
certainly
fra*
■I'rrrh , nuld ruatlnue.
f ir 4 « a s r |a t« i r r a a t
H «*tIt A x h
t m r t n i'r s w e r e
i - r i m l v .s ile n t l o t l n v — o f f i c i a l ,
lv — on
I 'r e s iile n t ’*
R o o sem ' H ' s s i ie e i 'l i. I m t n r o o a g a n d a
s n u r c e ., w h i i ' l i tin t h e i r b i d *
ilin if
w e re
a l lo w e d
to
h in t
i l i s t i l n iu v h e r e g n r d a d a s
a n in v it a t io n o f w a r .
V iiK ln io
O n v e in .
F a s c is t
............... . war 4«f drfiti-c,. rmte*
who often
r e f le c t s
iliu m , w ill f i v e n a i I it h , -n lijii-rn , editor
Mini m i's
d rfe tw
it uf ki'H't tutd ffeiiiirr Mun«ulllli*a
Raid
\"iing m en. m rnmp**, hiinr* umj Hatty ItoiNupvidl
t* "preparing
m itm if tii fm mg nt m *
lot Rggfimninn"
agumel
Italy
I h r iin h n n ti I m g fin iiftt intt bn*
it ip m tii ••f i n i x r th an $ 1 0000,000
t«t H«ise H tiitlm g .June ;i nnd ty
ifi*i fu n w H -kt
F ro n t th i* fu n d ,
w ilii the
fitv e rn m e n t
p m v td in g
' l i e s and b u d d in g s, it w ill «-*s|*
l» 'h Mini6* th an 100 m i v i o ( |i|Kg
n u la id r c.f a ir h a*e *, n u n p i, im vid
■s' ill inn v ihdenxe p im k irtlim re n .
te»N i»fiaI m i i wrj»*i tiase*
Th*
U S t I w ill t In'ii ut d ixe th e fundi*
nhtllMleif f»\ I t . 4|iinti« til 4ip4JNtr
Ih e t h ilt. Mtid H ii ii p in g iiiir ?
T h e etil If r pi 'i1g 11|m nf 11 i' t S l I ........
i t , .o r tod th r n .l.l r o « unw ill It in
I w« Hu- trlig ln m *. .p n ! d .n d .lr d lv w o u ld r r f r n r " d o c i» lv a
itim l
t v ilf 't if
»t liir a l nihil I tin I I i
i ion*' fro m th
A ll,
***** ml in i'd- in I hi' m in e d f n r ii i
I'ly .id o n t
B o o a i'v o lt. I.ro rla lm eod >l< f r ii i H iiliikti it's of tin- on
iM,' m i u n lim ltrd n a tio n a l o m o r.
v
put I ho U h l i " l h l*h t
.to n o i l im r d o fo n ,.' f o i.t ln y , and
in j. woi lil-w ld o I.ro o d , a , l w .m o .1
Do
I o ld '.) S t i'lo - w ill f io h l. If
|,r , to n ia in to ii. froyd om of
Hm' pen*
\ ii.t ih r U n ite d S t a t e s , he addi',l in ii tirrm u * It'll'*, w ill d " w h it
4\, i iiiav he net cppnry to apsui®
- ,.fy d .'h v y r y o f w » r «ii|u> lloi to
t rig I ii n 11
I V h v . i V uf th is u h l, he sa id ,
"• i i u \
done, nui*»t Lm* done;
w ill lie dim e ”
I h t ' c w » * no Aupw e1 fro m th e
l're«id i*fit In Ih e q u e stio n often
linked w h e th e r rn n v n y p w ou ld be
tnaili In m ake aid t le liv r r y c e rta in
H u l In* pointed o u t th a t extend ed
Opel ii i lim a o f the n e u t r a lit y p a
lm) were h e lp in g tu m ove w a r
M jp id ie* s a fe ly
III i u i I ly , he a ecu sei I H it le r and
tun A s in fia rtn e ra o f an in te n t to
iiu u p in r the w o rld anti "s tra n g le
the t ’ rille d S lates of Am erica/'
ii«*i>rled t h r w a r w a s "c o m in g
v e iy clone to o u r a rm e d fo rc e *
in rep el a tta c k
Th**»e th in g *, to g e th e r w ith a
i ru n n e rt(tin o f th e " a n c ie n t doc
trin e nf freedo m o f t h r a e a */'
w ere in clud ed in h is long a w a ite d
if'*,
u d ilfe s*. d e live re d fro m the e«*t
1,4*aini i mini o f the W h ile H o u se , b efo re
thrralenrti Ihe e n tire d ip lo m a tic co rp s of
a sjiffial ttie W e s te rn H e m isp h e re
in nut nI're v ltm tily
tie
ra n
o v e r the
n iin lin v o l F r t m p * * » F « i r )
Seminole County May
Get Separate Senator
gible to enroll In u aummer CAA
ground school beginners claaa at
Htetaon University. It E Kipp,
principal of th* Grammar School,
M id today.
Prof. Hobart Allen, phyaira
Instructor at Hlrtaon, will havu
charge of tha rlaaara and boy*
ovar 18 and undrr ‘JO may entir.
Two or thrtt boys may enroll
from Sanford In th# course, Prof.
Allen told Mr. Kipp. There will
b* 71 hour* of ground work In
struction offared and 86hour*
of flying. Further data Is may
TAI.I.AH A8SEE, May JH- Id1'
b* secured from either Mr. Kipp — T h e S e n a te a g r e e d trtT delmle
late tin tin t h r g e n e r a l approor Prof. Allanprlatlom hill to which the House
had added an th.771.000 old age
prnaion and writs'* rider.
A sharp skirmish preceded thr
vote, drtaying final action until
this afternoon. Durino the debate.
Balldiag permits for construc Senators Una* of Orlando and
tion coating 1178 war* Issued Whitaker of Tampa arguad sharp
at the city Hall yeatarday to ly over Itose’a charge that an atA. W labo lot and W. II. Wtobaldt, according to tha racorda
of tho building Inspector, Grady
Duncan*
A permit was Issued to A.
Wlaboldt to construct a. con•rate block garage
on
Park
A*«• us. batwocn
Second and
TMrd Btracta, at a cost o f $176
with M. L. Smith as th* contrac
tor fhr the work. Th* otbor
pormlt wno to W. A Wlaboldt
U add tvra menu and a porch
to n buildtag nt *11 Laurel Are
na* at a cost of |M0 with Mr.
Florida Senate Agrees To Debate
General Appropriations Measure
Building Permits
For $375 Issued
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USING HIOH comedy to aolee thalr llght-l•haartad prohlama, B w
to’ "B_ i . JdLlLaaJ 9
geae’ Meredith,. Marla Obaran, and Meltyn DoutUa aerpmblo lots
is marriage beeret** Man. "Repeat A t Leisure," with and' romance In Ernst Lubllaeh’a T h a t Uncertain Feeling" which
la and Kant Taplor In tha landing roles, will be shown will tow#
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Wednesday and 'Thureday.
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ill Wedneeday
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Marfia' Stallings
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Attorney Jonas .
D « ran port •
W hitap Marsh
Roanap
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Tad Martlap .
flip ... —
Mr. Maitland
Mr*. Maitland
tarls Morris
Ma Kahn ■«.
Addison
rha Judea
lopar Oarton
rlisn
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Georgs L a m p
Ollaa Blake.
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MR. DYNAM ITE.
Tommy N. Thornton ...._
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Emily Baldwin . . . Wandp U trth F »|m am
R. C. Baldwin .... George BarWa» r iv i wss.mwmss. si n w f i % jin
RackIngham ____ Thornton Hall
M organ---- — Clmrlan Lana
Mrs. Baldwin ___ S. Nslla Walker
Ptinea Pan] .—
Rafaal Storm
Miss FI pm .— y Ruth Dletrfch
WJIBRB DID YOU GRfr TH A T
IN OLD COLORADO
Hapaleng Cassidy ........ William
Stanlsp Field.
.. Tom Dugan
TUWN6
Kenneth Lundy
IRENE H E llV E Y and Uppd Nolan ara •c M la n .td. .In. .iha, taM*i
action-packed Ihrillar, “ Mr. * Dynaralta.** an under-eoesretarj
bind sabotage plats dlraaUd agal"»t munitions plants'to ^WWl
try. Tha flhn will ha acreaed nast Friday and JBaturday at tha
(iu T
Lucky Jenkins
RosasII Harden
California — -------Andp Clyde
Mpra Woods . . Margaret H-tpta
Otaora Davidson
Andrswi
malady,' youthful: romanea and laughter,' \
Parrlsh, Eddie QuUlan and Charles Lang
^t^rHw|»l.rdli
W rihlt F^U^gnprldc. light antartalnmpnt,J|t tha Rltn
%-A -,-*
dun W A Y
And Stamps
m
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Mi—
to & s te
promotion D un>n’ al tha commit*
■rrUular attivlllm
dlrUMif. nf.MM
CauMlI.. ot which
t>’*V ft
Good, name in man or
Back of every buaineaa bu
cat prodoet that contributes U
during good name. This is a'
THBdjaaifM
b a c k o f t h e B m a ilbuoo 6 S8 » i s a n e u *
t h a t is n e v e r f o r
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F ’orida C ity A ffo r d in g R ail, H i g h * * !
A n d W a te r T ra n sp orta tion j
SANFORD,
In Memory Of Those Who Died
FLORIDA.
MONDAY,
New Drive To
Pass Pension
Fund Is Made
Revision Qf Appro
priations B i l l la
Offered By Inman;
No Vote Is Taken
Efforts O f Berlin
Speech Is Given ,
-New Significance
TAU.AHAH8BK, Hay M
— (A t*)— The Ilona* today
arli,filed. 44 to 41. a IS.771.000 old age pen*(on rider to
the general
appropriatloeia
Mil.
Immediately, an attempt by
Pension advoemtea lo clinch
tlw- victory by making, and
tabling, a motion fur recon
sideration was npoet when
the House voted 43 lo I I
ogalnal tohtng. A mtnnls la
ter, In tense quiet, the recon
sideration' motion Itself was
defeat,'] 43 to 41.
«.
The rldrr la the first item
in the appropriations
MU.
With Ita adoption, the Houao
began considering tba Mil
section by acetloo.
» - i 1-■••• -•
Raedcria Declaration
fleet - Chief
Eye's Ghat
N U M B E R 224
Germans Penetrate British
Defenses In Canea Sector
Attack Is Made JJn*
der Cover O f AW
Bombardment .Witlf
Additional T r o o p d
Conscription Of
Irish Denounced
By Eire Premier
British Officer <’ 1
Still Confident
Proposal Is Termed
“Grievous Attack”
On Human Rights
DUBLIN,
Hay
gg —f/T»—
W w Minister Ramon Do Valera
ay denounced a
al lo apply run ■IgUjoring northern
grievous attack" un
I human right."
th« Dali Klrrann
11* men!
al a special i n
, the
ky American, horn
England's Fleet DrD
von From Island#
Axis Source Sayg
IOSUL
/s&LEPFO
*
IR A N
1KerfmnsM
IIRIM I V
(A .P .)
The llrili.l,
Mediterranean
Met ha- anffered * “devaslatiitr” Mott in malrhing Its
"Irennlh with llie I ofIwaffo
in I he hat lie of t rete and
"int|totlanl Ii-ti-r-r- no long
er an- in loon-it vtilh" hy
tierniant. the lueMv placed
■ommi-iilar t
lllm -t
Au>
llriil-.i hlaml a—erlrd today.
t iithmiet-.f iitihlary spoken,
men n--erled the Ocrmani
amt Italian- Virtually- hod
-il'etl out the itul.rr aertion
of tto- Ifni at Natt'a Kaalrrn
Mi-lilel liiinail fleet. Of 13
erui-ei- the Kerman* *ald
here known I,, hate been
l*a-eit al t rtiunlria. the High
t ontnimiil lepoitrtl It hod
lii-i n sunt.
1
S S & fe jF
A hugs anchor, mado of thousand* of Buddy I’upp
aented to Secretary of tho Navy Frank Knox (le ft), i
on Memorial Day, when tho piece will In- plnml on th<
lha Potomac-Jn memory of the Ballot* ami Mu..... a whu
lives In tha World War. I*. 1
Vi lerun*
Wars,' makes the presentation.
acts ap t*
SUTCu
•Id shortly
TALLAHASSKK, May 2a.-0P)
—A new attempt to drive an an Individual to fight by fore*
|S,771,000 pension and welfare for h country to which he objected
wi-dqi- Into the 11141 general ap
propriation* bi.l confronted tba
lluu*e today.
Hup. Inman of Bradford and
111hi-re offered It aa an amendmerit lo the Itouee appropriation
'•ill- The penaioni group aought
In earmark 33,0.70.000 for old a f t
penaioni, |2,7J(t,000 for dependant
I'hlldrrn, and $703,000 for blind
|M-raune.
Supporting the amendment, In
man told the llouae "now I* your
Ia* t chance to make an appro
priation for the aged, blind, and
dependent children
which you
proniiard in your campaign."
Inman rant the Houic previous
ly had Indicated Ite wlllingneie to
finance pensions by voting theas
Hind* financed with a tag of
Gigur*tied
rrcro alio n for boys three rent* on a package of
T ie
Houao-paasod
Ahd g irls w ill s ta rt m at week as I'irrareltea.
the playground at tho Sanford
/'.mu>tu«r .‘■rhool wUi.oprn *IUi a
full pnigrnrn uf events for I lie
glimmer,* by the ^Clty ItccrmlHIM
Dc|uirtirrnt,
including
ganir*.
handcraft*, vttimniing cl*»»<--, a
liny 'lay. nil u hiding up tilth n
Iteglitration for the first term
one week summer camp fur girl-.
of summer school, which will
Mi** Mniri-un, rccrcaUnti diu-cibegin on June D and continue
(hruugh July lit, will be held
ur, •nnnam-cd tudsy. '
Finlsy, June A, from I):00 A. Si
The first week of the, ptugi mil
tu lt:D0 o'clock noon at the
.*ill he devoted In uigniiiiiilinn
-South Hide Primary School, It
of various phase* of On- •uniim-r
os- announced today.
gatiica and other gcitvlttc* mtlt
Kludsnla who wish lo mske up
the starting of ‘team
in >nli
nr improve their work are re
hall and ether compelltite -purlquested to register for th* first
Division of participant- will te
term at that time. Th* work
mai|o tho same s i Inst year with
will be accredited under the
boy* and glri* under 12 yi-m»
supervision
of
G. E. McKay,
rtansifieil 'as mldgols. 12 to Ifi
rinrlnal
of
Seminole
High
SB Intermediates, and tl-ise l i t e r
chuol, and Individual Instruction
to as seniors.
will be given, It was stated.
To develop leadership, volunTeachers will be Miss Zilleh
t'.'ir leader* will be rhnm-n fur
Wrlsh lfias Prances Morrow and
the playground each week to help
Sli-s Carmlta Barber.
In the crganltatlon of artitlt(< s.
Two alg weeks terms will be
I’ulliclputien in a number uf dif.
held, the first beginning June V
ferrnt phases o f p'aygruund ac
and tha second beginning July 21
tivity will be stressed and a sys
and running through Aug. 29.
tem of point! for taking part In
Primary, grammar, Jnnior high
a iport or activity will U- winked
and senior high departments will
Summer Program
Class Starts On Of Playground To
F i r s t . Projects Start Next Week
N e a r l y $1,000 In Windup Of Activi
Materials,
Equip
ties Will Feature
ment Is Ordered
Camp F o r Gi r l s
WASHINGTON, May . 26
— Stephen Early, pteeldeqtlel aecretary, geld today
ll* had an * idea Berlin “U
trrln* to do anythin* it can
Tim first group of the NYA
Acts u d Drafts Claw * line
registered and-la. sterling on its
upholstering
o f a studio couch for the Orlan
do alrbaao and the majdug of 130
a im foe tha base•and (he City
of Sanford, Mrs. Maymo Hodg
kin announced today.
Soma I I gtrla have registered
far tha classes ' and mure girl*
arc applying for ' regutmtiun
evey day, Mrs. Hodgkin *ald.
Naarly ft , 000 in matrriul* unit
equipment has been ordered for
tha classes, most of It from lo
t o ' becloud” Pra*Jd«nt Rooae-
*H*a f Iraida chat tomorrow
“X
mad* that itolament
whan reporter* informed nun
Um German foreiga OffWf .waa
commenting a* an lataHhw la
^ SAUDI A R A B I A
111
JSS s’S S S
B w v w e
Mlag El teaboth N. Hnnlar and
IU
_
hcT
—
S
* - 0 ' SaLlaaAn
1/ a small faa to defray
ta.
it gym classes for bonnets
and professional women will br
started soma time in lha nrar fu
ture, Mias Morrison said. The
tlma and place of the classes will
ba announced tster.
Swimming classes for boy* and
girls will start Monday morning,
June I, at lOtOO o'clock al Kan.
■endo Spring* with special rites
given to Students' in lha classes
through tha courtrwy of Herbert
Poppy Day
• f the springs,
swim rlasses far
Tusiaday, June IT,
la tha nfUrnoon.
Labor j
Nsi
h
i i
Speaker Says Inva Talk by Carleton On
sion By Air Is Now
A ftermath Of War
G r e a t Possibility
Relayed To Group
TPT'i
in i n n
r-
Van
to
arpi t
U v n m
r,n\
mi--itMi til tho Greek*,
Itcpitl t- iif di-li-gati-- to tin n
cent fiiiivriitiiin uf the 11IT|li tin
flermany’a
Grand
(r id of Rtilitiy Iritirimt iihimI mi
RimmIit warned tha
Tainp* wiir hrniil (mlny Ml fin
that convoy*
to
reguim him Iii mm mretliiif nl Um
he n il " o p e n » C t
Kmnfortf Rolnty 4’ ul> hi ihv \*«l
1 hare, unprovoked
riff 11nil* I
( hid|Ilf
Mfltln "ll
w o u ld be met wlttl
marie tin- pijiitijiMJ tiport. ^-ivimk
mr l v«*ige T l i r e e l
ricetpln fioiti m talk math* h>
r*r«f. W 1111li in i« t firtftnn, (iinff*
nor of history simil |»oifth'u| nrn-ntf
at the Uiilvi*r*ity of FJoikIm, irr<nvnsendites Finn
whoae liijilt* wun "After the Win,
Convention In Juno
WhatT
1*1 of, 4‘nl h ton mitlinrri (inn
mi 1 lulu of tho Fifth
ftoanl bllll ti n whifit iniif li i hf i*a 1 I'lign -•iduhI Dislrlrl
met at
pvrird (41 rvnult fmrn the wat, |iu\lu>u4 lli'iii li yt-slrrilay nftcrMr. Mon Ison mcmI, I hey writ*
hiuui unit iti.,i nsni-il plans for thu
ars much mors ingenious and
Ihertln lies our greatest potential
danger,' (Trig. Grit
liutchlson
asserted.
’T refer of course to that form
of attack which come* front with
in and causes nations to disinte
grate from disunity and factional
strife; also that form of attack
which causes Industrial confusion
and sanctions osbllagv,' tli« o ffi
cer declared.
“ Our defense demands that wo
determliM the suurcv of thesn
gtrrns and that we destroy them
at that source. Brig. G»n. llutcM
Three Sanford Boys Are Elected
Sons Of Legion District Officers
1. A IniKiif nf iia Uoiu* similu'
to tht oiir for mv«f nflrr the World
War. Then* 1 * Jlltle piiRsihi Ity
of thin, Prof ('itrlHon Iwlirves,
2. A finleialhiri whlrh would
romhiiie the louijlrii-s nf Euiopr
Into till* I hi Itid St 14 ten nf KllMt|"
Because of I hr many iMinfllctM m
rare am! I»4*li**f* * hith wtiuhl hiive
U) br 41 vcrrunic, Pmf f urlrtun nl
B«i *aw lillli* po** thill ty for n
fcifcraUun of lli* kind, Mr Mn<rlaon rrpoitril
9. An Aiitflo t‘ S n llanci* Gpolice the moi hi with *hip* hast'd
at atratrifi* potnlM Though Hit*
would b4* " 4**pcn*tvi' and htiiody.
Prof. CarTt*tort *alri there l* n
real p4i»«lhihiy of It* wcurrinu
Tht United State* would be at u
dlmadvunlMk’' , he wiimd, because
Ita Interests are principally run
tinental rather than worULwid.
KnifLand would profit more from
IfWallaaet • « N f *
T ir o l
.......... I 11 hiv--nt mu (■> ta* livid to
lliilfiilu N t .Pun,- ltd to July 4,
it mi- u p oiliil tiiilay by W. I.
Hug In-), mvinlu r ul thu Hanford
I lull
Cl.... . IIIH si-rid al-iHit 200
I ■li li itiitu- tu tin- I'uiivi-ntiun," Mr.
II up in « - 1 - 1 i-il "It i- cstimalc-ii
tti.it tin- nlll in- tin- litTgrst Cupiitiii(-u In 1,1 liy Hu' Tunnst-nd url-uiurultun mill it I- * ipci-tril that
.'ti,nun mil in- pii'm nt
I'at CanII. >11 uf Miiitnl Mill I •- onit uf tha
-p-al.r...... . .lutt pi-i--iinip alli-ndt-i] lha
iiji’i In,,- ut Daytmui Hi-ach yesl«iihi>, Mi liuglii-> sunt. J. IfWin, nniii'iuil ri-pu-smtatlva for
ii. I iimiibiiiiI plan, spoke, and
Giinhhi Wili'iis, Orlando led mass
ringing I*. V. Dias, chairman uf
tin- di-trlct, proililcd. Thu next
di-tiut cunvcntioN will ba livid
in I 'nmil 1‘ark JTfffft i!2^
Defense Force Meets Tonight In
Attempt To Enlist 10 Needed Men
Bhs®-ej in d
other mimbara of Mo staff. Later
a diganr was oorvad to all prasent n$ tha Lofton Hut at Orlands.
OUmr district affiaara af the
B m Of lha Lagton alactad ycw-
m
l-.-t fllM ,tt a m life vasterfi
I )• t r
-i.tic Tm -iiliiy.
i, fill t* iheM*
it‘|mrletl
ti»t»
I
h ttu iv ri, Muj lle ii. T. H*
sm "il, th ief uf i Ihi ISr it i aK
I»t»i d t nlml v *
I flunk it will lie possible to
4Ut diatrict gafuln af Jackson,
villa, Mr. TVawtek said. AasUt-
□
jt if In Hiilmi dmi'iit.
Mif Nit j'm wer« TVjwrlcr! <H
r *uf* »« ,1 henvy ni-niult t«*R.
In- A vi- piiwtra ltii'iinwhllo,
1 1 ta.l
lift Hritioli fli rt hail
it tii i\ * n fi'fim i n ti1 wiitrrn
. i - utli t ing1 i'lioimtiu!* lo »*4 *.
Fi f t h Column Is On 167th Rotary V. ......... . * itl Nu*i war*
it* .tml llnhuti luiviii it ml air1
vtunk I I erutsrra»
Greatest D anger District Meeting! 11f tli ii.iv
ri fif *
u Mill mu rim* and
S
• ( tha day rooms will ba dernrated bv the workers, Mrs. Hodg
kin said.
Workers enrolled In tha elasvH are e* foBovrat- Mrs. Anita ICnlhorhoaaa, Mlag EHggbeth P.
Calharhoose. Mias Revs Ml Hill,
Iflaa Martha Kenawlr, Miss Ru-
pyye-
Map, top, show* whi*r«* Nhm mr hornr *lu>< k tr«in|H
uph»*l
•
Malrml airdrome (arrow) lo mil*-* «milhwrM of €*«n**«, uiipdol
€ rete, ('andta, the liland** lurge-it <•1 1y, aUo wne vhittird horn
British defenders Map, bottom. *h<iws where Nun fu iii* uromid
Mosul ( I ) *re tit a position t■« mi the llnkfn pi|n- lito mi j to >'«fend the Aleppo-Mosul radwity (2) on whtrh Eret* From h foicr*
claim Nail munitions were hliippcd into Iraq, (tntmh took u kt y
t ii-rrmuiv'-i -tru iig nttnpk
float (H| near Ruths «imi iuptureil Iraqi troops at Enllujah |H
King Ibn Haud of Sa udi*Aitttitn from Riyadh (A ) deiinthlcti tvn f u ll.u n it tln> in - r iv a l o f m o re
n-infuici-mcnle and
aton of the Trans-Jordan town of Akaha (b ). Iraqi filer* attukid mi li.irmi-niiii- uinlrr entt-r uf au ln la n , '
a British airdrome at Amman (H) In Trans-Jordan.
it Term Of
miner School
Begins June 9 Hutchison Warns Reports Given
be offerad. so that all children
needing help in any subject will
find assistance, It was explained.
Students wishing to rtmova a
condition will be required to
complete at least one six wackx
term, while others working for
Improvement may attend for any
Scott McIntyre Joint lenrth
of time desired.
U. S. Marine Corpe Thoae interneted in summer
school are aakad to confer with
Scott 0 . McIntyre, youngest son the teachers for more tnformatlon.
of Mr. and lira. K. II. McIntyre
and part-time employs gt lha |HgCORRECTION
gly Wiggly* store for tha past
IS months daft today for serv
Throguh 0 typographical arice. with tha United States Ma
itad m Saturday’s
ilt la tha thin) son of Mr. and Issuf of Tha Sanford Herald
that
tha
Bnndlee
for Britain
Mrs. McIntyre to Join tha service.
Charles II, McIntyre la with tha Benefit Party which was bald In
144th Infantry at Camp Bland- tha Mnyfalr BoUl an Apr. 14,
netted Um sum of g l09.il. Tha
figures should havo boon $ 190.01 ,
%• >n , 11, f p ,f
* •••rmsitt t ,<Ht|>w I in v f p on eIr.’i D il l l n t i - l i lirfi-im pH in a n
ill 1(«, k wi-st
fa tte n ,
but
Ni'tv / r a l a i i i l
fu rit'a
havo
( iiiiiili-t .n l tin kt'tl IIm i "fievortt
f ig h iin i'
is I'tttilin n in g ’’
in
Hint H i'ilnp
nl'
( ’r r t o ,
th o
l l n l i s l i n lun ti-il tin ln v .
City Commission wlU
i rajprtu^meeting tonight
Goods, Ray Will lama and
■buffer war* In gL To-
complete the Seminole Count*
Dafanaa Force, th* group will
moat at the Armory tonight al
8:00 o’clock to attempt to or
ganic# folly, Captain E. C- Har
per aaid thia morning.
Although 10 man are all that I*
hearted to raiaa tie fore* to the
required 10, Mr. Harper expressed
a reminder that 10 la only th*
■mindtsl
Anyone Intern tad ta
vxkrd to get In toucb with Captain
Harper, LL W. D. Hofmann or
Ll. John I.. Galloway.
"It would bo a shams for this
county to fall to coma up to tba
requirement* of the atata daf anaa
force and ba left out of tha ar»
yimitation," Mr, llarpar said.
"With aa tew man Beaded now w *
should go wall ovar tho mialnutm
tonight to wa can U ready for
our organisation and have au>
equipment Issuad."
In n latter race lead from Vhrta*
Colllna, head nf tha «U te dafanaa
force*, tha following la apotadt
�VTy
u. |
ra n
Gourmet* who
xmod food*, and wj
BILL’S PACT
__
__ Jentirwtn be dumpwill icon have to do wltMkit
Mffron, and to a lesser exftnt
_________________ _______, nif outaMf,'
The cause, of conn*,- tm the war, which has, »hnt off
many of the sources of supply. For Instance, saps used
W be picked by gouthenjcre In Greece and Yugoslavia,
and With the war *phmaw*' to,'tho«i 'two countries, ttjite
prices for shge have riseh fromnCvin cents to flJMMk
noa u r a i
11_ PUftlftt IS
r
Dwurnmr-
F R E E
T
-W ITH A SHELL MOTOR 01
Jt LOCKE FOR D E T A IL
how from Portugal and 8]
before lung. A 350-ecrs
ly In Louisiana but producl
pries of Spanish aamon, u
1* and buns, rose from fIB
Pinehurat Grocery la again be
dried leaves'-‘at .the market'
extra cash. Call1for informal
1D0AY
.are words that can only
hart 3 % n
tald before
Ijg jfttjA plain
are wards that hara to be
V*s written,
re awl geeaUoas, times to
wet wards dls In a causa
T C i e M t "tarad
to forever what ntvar
i v * tha words
unsaid
(table words used
..iOQBEBT r i NCIl
1ST report
from Crets:
. whh.gtnsral.y scattered
Potsoolog,
raids a
Key y/ttp ppomB Ag?jn
The tide of fortune fvss again changed for Key
West; and Tbs southern-most eltys In the United Stated,
which In years gone by iftft the richest in Florida, later
to become the .“forgotten City,’' is now in the mldet of an
economic boom which many believe will be s penntheftl
condition.
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• r •«««.-»» yuf
Bach In 1912 when Flagar first put his railroad Into
« he Island efty over the fabulous''over-sea* trestty Hey
Pest t l i a thriving industrtti town with cigar factories,
•pong** fishing, and other'kinds of fishing, combining with
a shtsable naval establishment, to make s flourishing pop
ulation.
*’ *
' fy
• ‘"v
By aome crook of misfortune, the cigar factorise
moved to Tampa, the sponge fishermen to the West Cdkst,
and the Naty cJosSd its'base. Key West was In for ihanjr
dark days which reached a climax In 1935 when U‘ de
vastating hurricane ao damaged the overseas raijrtad' thkt
the city was cut'off from aj| Contact* with t b f'ittlD U n a
except by boat.
"
‘
It was soon after this that the federal government
stepped into the picture with a plan to help Key Weat
get hack on its feet. Many public worka projects were
started, the old oversees railroad was converted into a
motor highway, which; Is a ecenlo wonder, streets and
parks wars built atuj Improved,:end every, effort was made
to put poop)* back to work.
But It was with the cotplng of re-armament that Key
Wset really began to anter the prosperous stage, what
with tha rs-opcnlng of the naval station; deepening of the
■ubmarine beta, building of a marina railroad capable' ot
carrying the Navy's largest destroyers into drydoek for
repairs, construction of s large Army airfield, buljdlug
of barracks. htasa‘ ha)ls, bungalows, apartments, and a
1760,000 low cost housing project.
Soon an aqueduct with a three and a half million gal
lon ckpidty will do completed and, then, this last bar to
'cat’s advancem ent
beta Vaulted
life. •
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Parents choose Chimney Rock because of t)io d « -
1500 Homeless A fter
Hood In New Mexico
Sparks Denies
T Sl.tiT T*1— — - .'** - «' /*
CARLSBAD. N. M. Hay 2 d
—4JP)— Mora than 1600 persons
leater Field
Wart homeless In Southeastern
t in t lla tles last at*hi •• rasntt
o f i Pace* Rlvar flood resulting
from exceaalra rainfall.
'• Five persons were- hn°wn *°
have been drowned in Ihla vi
cinity,
' Tha body of Mrs. W. L. Bmilh,
SlUaa south o f Carlsbad. She
found la ’ the brush on a small
Utand near - 81* Mile dam, six
n ftaa abath of
Carlbad.
She
w it'-tw epfr-tb •*hav«"edeatK'i*4a
flash ftaoda carried away hkr
•parka, praaldant o f A or
ta Thee tree, tac„ tha cawhlc/i operates apprusimatetnoRon picture theatres In
, yesterday sathorited tha
printing of tha following state,
want:-.
• •
"In respbpse to tha numerous
Inquiries which have been made
af me by rtpreeentoUvaa of (the
praes and, particularly of - the
motion picture trade papers., regarding a possible sola by me. or
awmbers of my fimltjr of cartaia
btockf which wa own in camdna-
£ atet.operating
me m y
thaatraa In Vl oc
that no each sale
baa Uaa mhds. ■ ■‘
“ My attorney, however, has
bash w iring for eoma lime with
D
» -legal department o—
f . Para!
—- - -** IX.a..___. w.__ .
a* * i
wltMraw'partially from the nrdoaha dullse ' which ’ I have etIbUded ta personal.y since F en
tered the theatre business In FtorIda SC years ago' but which wHI
also hare ms in.a poelllen to drvaia as moth of my Urns a* ‘is
nsiasaary. to asalethig >thd mam.
beta af aa* peasant -organltattan
to (hair M a p m s t af the then.
to tbs Ventura,
was datoctad aal■ with his dinner,
ty ha eUrgad with
dlfflcuUlei
Near AaherlD*, North OuoUna
24th SEASON JULY tat to AUOUST W U •
After a winter Id sfchool your bo*: should be given
the opportunity to get away fr o m tnr artuMaltty w
man-made surroundings. Camp today often « f safe, and
wholesome freedom from the smoke and grime,' brUk
and mortar of the city. It solves the problem of-the'pirent whose sen'face* a king, tedious and aimless voestion
and the mischief that Idleness provoke*. •
• ■
In camp the boy leame how to get along with other
people and to make friends by b*(nfc>a friead. Thlata'a
value that cannot be over cstimatad in later 'year*1.of
ta
and thrills with freedom from reatreWt of ordhtary liv
ing.
X y .S 'y ffU W i*
Thoughtful parents will conskWr tha cost of their
boys’ summer at camp as an Investment la talr futmv
m d -n o t-'a n -e x p e n M t-h ''* * 1
1
'which they spend In our theatres
In newer end more modern nnd
Comfortable ■theatres for them. '
“ I hop# that under our plans
for the future operation of the
thcatryi that I aha.I bo able to
hara more freedom from nty du
ties in cnnnscUao therewith and
mors time to spend hi traralllng
and with my family. But I Want
the People of Florida and thb
members of my organisation to
■
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For Illustrated Catalogue or RM*rvstiod»' address
Reese Coniba, Director, P. a Box 1189, Miami, florid*:
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everybody who ffnotaf
coom
ft
Right. Combin»tion of UtO be#t tob
from our owei Southltnd md frotii'c
Turkey and Greece make* Gheeterfie
one cigarette that truly Setl*6e*. ’ .
people aad thou
Itary qaarton l
abaoUea whhh t
lM a g lot bat la
N o t e k e m m a e y m e re tm e ie n
:
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TH1
-„Jal And Personal Activities
M W . MM7BINB BEAL, Society Edlior
«a-.MVrv-'
fa/ Calendar
7
*T
Ann Lyles Honor
Upon Her
1«
-ti
l l fn. J. W. Lyles entertained
member* o f the very yoeng *et
et her home on Mellonviila Ave
: lflaa Margaret L. Davie will nue la*t Thursday, In keaor o f
i t her piano pupils in a mo- her daughter, Ann, who celebrat
roe ft* I at the Woman'* Club ed her fourth birthday aanivsrat •Stilt
l l . P . H. The public is in- aary,
Wtad to attend.
Employing n color theme of
V ‘,
‘ TUESDAY
yellow and blue, glad toil, straw
flower*
end can al loo* ware
trill continue u»ed to form the floral draa ra
te lied Crest In the WO'Hloill In the room n t u '
S^rStttt
v, ■:
Qiao from 1:30 P. N. unrl
*h
°* M
**”
^ ^ aejtoiw5HM|tl,
J‘ T ' N* * L na U[ ^ ' on lh* ■—w y y w a n d
WlSdleH
. . eftb
dub of
of O.
o. E. a w
will
ill ?
£.d young guetta after, whic
the
at the home of Hr*. S. P.
m on Magnolia Aventie at refreshments of tee ctwsm ind
cake were served, and Ana'a pee_ P. M. with Mr*. L. H. Tyre »rnl»
from I he other guest* were
opened.
,
j " t E # bS?Mfc' Department o f the
WdVfnte Club will present
m acn
and hostesses arc Mrs.
dM , ,W
‘ C
till* w “ “ l IA^ ^ - - l
, and ,-lm m ln , „ r -
E i s v v '*
t>MSM"
per Md ***• *1
."* p*r,T s***
John Cullura
ha*
relumed
from Brooklyn, N. Y , where ho
ba* been for several week*.
Frank
Cow tee visited
with
friends in Orlando over the week
end.
Robert Smith had as hi* guest*
over tie weekend hi* parent*. Mr.
and Mrs. E. J. Smith, of TamPaMiss Carlin Palmer of Tal
“ ha»*ec spent the weekend her*
with her parents, Ur. and M r*
Floyd A. Palmer.
John W. Vickery of Petal kj
wee the weekend guoal of hie
mother. Mr*. Lillian Vickery aad
family. «•
Friend* of Miss Mary France*
W elb will regret to leant that
■rtc
1* III at her home on Went
i f " cfr.u5d: ' • * » > ! » e
Nary Ann Eaton, Harriett Uiaira First .Street.
Redding. Beverly Cooper, T .rrrlle Jean Nelson - and Patsy
Friend* of MU* Mary Tamm
Collin*.
,,
will ba aorry to laarn that aha ia
Alao, Sonj* and Rendra Mon* UJ with meaale* at her home on
fortqn, Shirley Tyre,
Patricia Myrtle Avenue.
' Mr*. Hgrry Kudell ha* left
for Newport, Ky., where »he will
■®d spend e month rUKIng w
Jack! friend* end relatives.
and) ,
, --------Ml** Theo Vlekary returned
Saturday from Orlando where
apent several days with relsTo v *bs
tlvas and friend*.
Miss Betty AWn
Marry Howard 'Axton
A tu n
MU* Betty Akin of Orlando,
formerly of Sanford, ha* anpl*n, ,or Ear nurrtag*
Friday evening,, May 30, at
1:00 o dock, to Howard NtUoo
Aston, a lliro f rOUado.
• The wedding will be performed
la the . First Baptist Church of
Orlando with Dr. J. Powell Tuck
er, pastor, officiating.. Far her
maid of honor. Mice Ait la ba*
chooen MU* Mabel Staines of
Orlando, who la sesUtant la Dr.
Turkar. Bridesmaids will include
Mias Martha Wright of Sanford
Ml*a Florence Brown and Mr*.
R. M. Win lag ham of Orlando.,
Hiss Irta DaolaU, prominent
music teacher of Orlando, will
Mr. and Mr*. C. J. Rollins
have returned to their home in
Ocala after spending the weekahd with relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Ingram
end two eons, Don .and Dick, of
Orlando, were Use guest* yester
day afternoon or Mr. and M r*
‘
K. Goff.
, .
Joe McCesHn ha* returned
Ho*** from M u ton,, M. O, where
>at been attending Prrakytcri Junior College Cor- the peel
guar,
,
, •
M r* Hugh - Blvee of UunnelIqn U vUitmgLwith her aon-lnlaw and daughtBr. Mr. and Mrs
Oscar
Toler, t and. grandson,
Janos
Kay Be, who will graduata
■k and Mia* Dorothy .Bymoada,
rom BBmiaole High Bbcool on
•olatat. will sing "Baemuaa."
. v
>'
E. D., Akta. of tOriaado and Jung ! , . « . •
Winter Park, • brother of the
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Woodruff
bride-elect, will give her in mar
ring*. Mis* Akin la well known left Friday for Columbia. Tann .
In Sanford, having been a member wtwrg,tkbriVitnaaeed the gradua.
of the Seminole High school tloa o f .thelr »eo, Jack, from Coteaching ataff, Hr. Anton ka » « - luntla Military, tbetitute today
netted with tie Federal llouaing They w»re accompanied by Mia*
Adminlatratlon in .Orlando, where Madalyn. Truluck.
the couple will Uvej.'t. .1
'ULa Susan Klrlley h*« gone to
Hra, MoaUne Akin, mother of
the bride, hee extended a cor Colombian Tenn., to attend the
graduattpn
v*trcl*** *t Columbia
dial lavltatiea to a lla f Ml..Akin's
friend* In Bastard to attend U>e Military >, Im dltet* which took
■Mao this mom mg. at which Urn*
Mg cousin, Rater Mere,, received
hi* diplogsa. I' M vi
Mr and Hra.- Henry Wight
entertained with a boea-eloi parity, honoring their grandaM* and
their data*. at S t Francis Park;
adjoining th e* heme* on Batur-
Moye, Boko
K t r llr y .t .i,
Summer School
.. 1
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let Term—Juaa B la Jely IS
tnd Term ■■Jely t i U Abg. 19
GRAbU f la*' 1i
TUITION
Junior'
Ur. and l^it. James Jackson
were the weekend guest* of, Mr.
and Mr*. J, W. Mara.
J,— ' 1'
UnO; Strickland,. Chari'
Iln, I f Wiry Tooke, Monroe
Jimmy Stripling,
chart'
Jack Dunn. Alien Bula
Pickett,
William
Poplli
Eammy Lcmmond.
J
DAY
lature
Personals
IM «
WEEKLY
Mr, aad Mr*. F. N. Rob*h*w
R, dauMiter, Helrn, *nd Mr*.
T- E. Rltpnge of relatka were
the gugata yoaterday « f Mr. and
Cunningham.
Mrs.
_______ _______aad la Banford to
TtaiS .arUh'nigiaUvaa far aewaral
ttagg. h i 1, lelativv.
f ad Cider Spring* waa
fa g ' He “ aaaltary quallI suitability ka a drinking
hi a report of Dr: Edwin
. H . assist*# t direclrr
tad of lakaratorica of
Slate Board of Health,
m ju .
aa dp Meet j f Semi.
9 the epehtg watae la
B A N F O R P B K R A L P , RANFORD,
PAGE TBRKR
F L O R ID A
Dirt Gardeners Circle
Holds Final Meeting
M r* S. C. Dickerson ontertainrd the members o f the Dirt
Gardeners Circle of the Sanford
Qarden Club for the la»t -meet
ing of the year at her home on
South Sanford Avrn ue wit h a
luncheon last Friday.
Imtead of the name o f lh«
person, the piece card* held the
name of a flower. In tha center
of the table w** a large bov^l
filled with various flowers and
each guest picked a flower to
corrripond with tho name
of
the flower on tho caad and in
that manner found ntr place.
Following
the
luncheon
a
short business meeting was held
at which lima M r* Dickerson
presented the gsvel to the new
chairman, Mrs. W. B. Shlppy.
Plsns for the coming year were
dlMiisscd. Mr». J. It. Colclough.
president of the Sanford Carden
Club, w-a* a special guest at
the meeting.
Those
present
were:
M r*
Cnlclnugh, Mr*. Hurry llecren,
Mn. George A. Speer, Jr., Mrs.
Jew Corley, Mr* J. II. Gahan,
Mrs. C. B. Collin*, Mrs. Andn
Carraway, M r* llenry
Wight,
II. Mrs. R. W Were. Mt*u H.
M. Watson, Mi* II E. Tatar,
M r* R. W. Ruprrrhl, Mr*. Clyde
Ramsey, Mr*. M. C. Swingle,
Mrs. W B. Shlppy. Mr*. W. A.
Flit*. Mr*. Psgry Cameron and
Mrs. Dickerson.
Graduates. Honored
At Sanlando Party
Girls and boy, o f the Meth
odist Church School
who
are
finishing Junior
High
School
this year were entertained with
swimming party and picnic at
Sanlando Spring* l**l Thursday
afternoon hy the church workers
and teacher*.
Those enjoying the party were:
Martha
Page,
H r fe n
Hick
son, Catherine
Clnrk, Camilla
Batten, Camilla I.undquist, Emily
Anderson, Lucille Alimun, Lorln*
Blount, Mary
Joyce
Stavons,
Louis* Clark, Putt;/ Srhnlli, Clar
ence Knapp, Carl Clmrprnlng,
Jr., Bunny MrCall, CUrvnco Mc
Kee, Duanne Mr.Nlarrnw,
Billy
Shoemaker, Billy Chapman, Billy
Epps and Glenn MrCall.
A l*o. Mr*. Carl
Chorpenlng,
Mr*. A. R Steven*, Mr*. A. K.
Shoemaker. Mr*. Gertrude Page,
Mr* C ,W HhormaVer. Mre. C.
E. McKee, Mr* J I. Clark, Mr.
and Mr*
H. It
McCall, Jr.,
Jamr* McKee and Hob Shoe
maker.
Little Mary Jean
King wa*
honored on ter first birthday an
niversary with a party which wa*
given by her mother. Mr*. Earl
King, at the home of her grandmo*,-er, 5Tf*. R. C. Maxwell, on
Park Avenue Saturday afternoon.
Emphasising a pink and green
odor motif, pink vine and fem
decorated the living-dining room
of Mrs. Maxwells home.
The
dining table was centered with the
birthday cmkr which wi»* tctpp^tl
with one pink cnndlcr and mirrounded with pink vine and fern.
On each side of the cuke wa*
placed a 'lahted pink candle In a
rryiMal holder.
After an afternoon apent in
playing the young (ueata were
MsemlVd on the lawn to hare
their ptcturoA made.
Rcfr^hmente consisting of orunerc Julct*
and birthday rake were nerved by
Mrs. Kinir. aaaUled hy Mr*, Jot*
Varnea, Mrs, J. O Pmilann, Mn.
rniit Ihivis and Mm. Maxwell
ThcMo prvariit w ilh Mary Jean
tn her first birthday were: Ter
ri lie Jean Neleoti, Mary Audrey
.c haron, Jeannette llarvey, Ann
Harvey, Jeanne Lm r Millei, hot.
ty Jean William*. ItarlmTii Ami
Mt Alexander,
Hetty Jenn MeAlexander, Valerie Kirchhnff, .lit
file Brown, Hnrlutra Ann Pearcr,
Monfoe IVarce, Al I'hilllp*, Hilly
VVi«ht Yelvinirton, Ji . aml Jai kn*
Miller
A ho, Mrs fl, J Keliom, Jr
Mi>. rhumTlei Shuum, Mi> Jolin
Milter, Mis. \V 11. Stew nit, Mm
M Me A lex atide1', Mrs
K
1»
Kircl huff, Mrs Bill/ Brown. M i'
N>ra Kim:. Mm M Velvinirton,
Mr*, W II Haney, Mrs, IUrn<^
Mrs Havis, Mrs. I'milnn, Mis
Kirik' and Mrs Maxwell.
Nazis Seek To
Cloud Talk By
IL S. President
« ClrillH»»r*« i- rnm f ’ i ’ Chsei
nn he* ' Ailjrufh’iinrr fro •1 woitd
»le\ «'|» um-iit" «i»rh n- th. llneilei
ileclnri Imn ii rial Jiinnrr- •i lrii’ i
in Fr ureh ltnlri ( hi nu if i n
rmii.im » worth of A mt i i in |i|o
r« »
»hirt t helunuiMi;
met ti'j( r«
fit in•*
mil
pit
I'rm tIf 111 H.Miai-Vi \[
bef'.re 1he rtnt inn on Tile* (In v
niirht -» re|inl t I'M the Mir M M"*
InirK -I I muR VkHI h i iin' on i»iid
fHlai ivlld V to hem nn it m-vt ni’ifht v
rffm l hv (hr If ITlit d S nlei to
fr TPh Ilf
Imhtrr ♦be fiifMiur
( .r» tf Mntitin Mini he» hHie *
III- fircmle rhnt will hi- dm White
lit err it thrrrt Jv
In
11nUhe fiiltl n-nrr of U to i A mi r i
(ini dipl'tinais befoie '• lunn b*
\a,»tf» Iihvi* K|viken n fnftmirbl
akici- when be waa *Hnken with
a stomacb dinirdrr TK-’ address
will be bromlrast I bumf bout tin*
eounlrv Kv the n* ib«r retwnl.*
and tmti-loled into f >t drn Inn
(•rail mural Crsw !»*** (h»rl
tlonal area all the raw material r i trungew fill whr rt wme |n ( h« hhtt» othd lunds
rornara of tha world and aero*' <|on
(ha atven m m
It depend* on ( E drntir rare is brim’ token
in
prevent
prenmture disilnsiiir
ahlpa and man and ou normal
ihe
apeeeK
tr*4a rflatloai with o lU r coun of the mil ure «‘f
Farl'
trici and other paop.aa.
When White House Ke» n-tiirv
plea«mr
our »ourcaa of raw matniul an 1said **i» will ni»r
opponents of f|»*monae\ el1her
blacked our dafena© ia Involved
Brie. Gan. Hutchtaon pointed out
home i nbro ui,** inukalinp i*
lb -re w*U b
‘Conduct which deprives oa of likelihood that
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tha freedom of the aes. 1- in- re'r.al fi.im t hi- povvinmenl
tolerable to our form of riviUiu f,rm htniid ab"iu e
r«
'
lion," the stwaker raid.
lK» far'A t ,“ niumi'l'
“ Cjin on* prate of thr
*
____
nra* of frradom and Utterly *".l
A
H * "? }^ / mlnui.i
than ignora the destruction ..I
Mr and Mr., H C Lu"d,|, '
American product* Treated by th, - f Hanford are .nnouncmg
r
Sweat of Amartcan labor avan t«
.ngagatnanl
and
appr ‘ a
fora they ora .laltvorad to tho,. 1mart lag. of tkelt daughter M
who hava purchased H u m !' In I* Henrlelto to CK-'I H Frank
.,krd
'l l " of F»VeH'*vi,,v. Term
The
I. the flam* of Aireih-an Id.,wUI .l*]ir
iT lm ld a
arty *<> weak Hat a despoth up JO In Wlnyah Ch»|,.l *
Start ran dictate to ua when- » , Sanitarium Ip Orlandn
rati, or cannot, sell the good-'
manufartured by American in
dlP tryt" Brig. Gen. Hutchison u,
gwirad.
Doclorlng that wa are “ pitled
* rains I a country that, In it* lu.i
* f agfTesslon, ba* discanle.1 all
B IR T H D A Y
HAPPY
restrict tons as to working hourand p«F achedules," tha offici-. \
SATURDAY
raw thla nation la p aced at * ,
Mary Jean King
great dlradvaotags" because
MONDAY
sbor dlaunity.
Leroy Hwlge
'W a are In th* throes of hssty
preparation to defand this court
try- against a mortal threat.' ikalenge. God grant that unity
lutehlaon
Br%, t Gan Hutchlaon
added may prevail Id oor rountry and
v
a s t onoaavor,
through
per that we may act befuro II I* ton
TAny
(oiM aggraodlsembnt, to Uk< late/' he added.
Brig. Gen. Hutchl*on reached
Mtrantago
M t s f * of this
thla situation, U an
t eit dof traoaan.
oarsos gull- back to 177b for a quotation to
traaaOo. Any -paraoo
closa
hi* adder**. He raid
’ o l' such eomlCMt contribute* In
“ ■Gentlemen may Cry, I'earr,
O cans* Of 0«r knemlaa an-l
Peace—but tbar* Is nt> peace
rauU'M 4*olt with aa a traltoi
Noting « rapori on the civil The war la actually hvgun. Tha
»• wsualtte* M England, th- Mat gal* that awevp* from tb*
teakcr assariait. “ It nanttera not north will bring to our ear* lb*
Our
inh those ohddron war* not clash of resounding arms.
■Mriann chlhtran living tea A n n - brethren are already in the field.
Why
stand
we
her#
IdlaT
What
■n ettfaa. -The #trarity show,
[gvaaasr methods of Wdrfarv amt la la Got ivtilfo m i with ? Wh#l
h it Araoriran children may a* would they haveT'la Ilf* *o dear
If m d » not help to stem or pane* so awoet, as to bs pur*
price of slarary
tyrant's aivsM o ’ M e r a h. t> chased at • tho
r » k l . l It.
II Almighty
AlmtsrbtV
•nd chains T Forbid
y to invade thraa ahorra."
-tg. Ofn. Hotahtaon raid “ to God. I know not whst coufra Oth.
sra may takar
Uka; but as for me, gtf#
again challenged, an
tta i •‘never bav me liberty or give me death.
Hutchison Warns
fifth Column Is
' Greatest Danger
of Bereft
aeelennlr _clueterwl:
a
a hushed
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Reports Given
On 167th Rotary
District Meeting
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said, drew much prai.r ot the 10 00 Mi»r> 1ee I nt lui
com ration, the professor >m| thi! 1 ID 1*5 UP New •*
even if Britain wins the wsr *hc HI ;io At Hem* V\ illt Salfv Mn
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W ine. (lin. Cordials, etc.
Free D .li.rrv,
RAGGETT'S
Liquor Store
M a lh o r A rc a d e
itiirt
hravy as to amount In ronfisiu.
lion, Mr. Morrison said hr Inv
ored inviting Prof. Uarli-ton to
Sanford to make Il.e same addle.ref ore a Joint meeting of all th,
civic club*.
Hr tt W Rupm-hl, who .,1 . 0
attended the convention, reported
that a mol ion In ill'lilt- the , on
feirnce was defeatist, ami thui
the Torrent assessment* w -old
Hereby be slightly increased
II II Hole man, another dele
ante, sold II wns the best ran
I- 'em e he hod attended, and Hr*the sp,rn
n(
fellowship wsp-o'-eo ,o ttiy.
There ",-re rl.-oi
p. i on. ot tending
it fellow ship
iIiiiti.-i
Sunday night, lie >*nl
-rid LT.P morn riud to Is- mioitmto
•luted III nn.'ther dining loom
A r. .ether, 4“ A pnr-ons w, •,- ,,,
istensl at the conferem r. •-( w ho r<
L’lH weiv iiren. Out of hit , lui,. m '
the disiiiet 0.'l weir rr|ueseiited »l I
lhe convention.
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said
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who i. also cl airmail ol Hie s, in
imdr t'ounty
Defense
I - mo •<
asked fur ihc co-o|wrntion nl Ho.
present on civilian
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day. thr date for which vs,1 1 I,,
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�J NEW ORLEANS, May H (Bpcciil)—Headlined
by
tbs
B Uh annual near bowl footI rlaaalc on Now Veara day,
tho I M U i calendar at IM M
lUains Hits Homer
Ffth Two Aboard
to Score 3 Win
ing Rnn» In 7th
minolefl Play
,6-Men Tonight
Villesc. Drives In
tMGafhe Winners
With Double In 3rd
'■loananMrl
aw lltm
Wanf Orleans
nplhaitd
iponaortd by
tha Now
Atld-WInUf Bporta A ssociation
Will begin on Saturday, Dee. 27
with a pgughtlng and rowing r*.
gatta.
. President A .
N. (Jodenberg
tnAdo Utla announcement today
In Dating the
event* on tho
program Aid the dale* approv.
til ty the Eaacntlva Commit
ter.
*
*
The event* and datea follow:
'Itrgatta—Saturday, Ore. 27.
RetnBall Aids
■
Jorges' Batting
throwing of a fly'ball.
In tho gam* winning Innkig
Athlon load off with ■ single and
Hardman gtt to aacond an a
fltlding arm af hla sacrifice hit.
With p man on second and third
■Wtniama stepped Into the ball
and aaflad It over the fanes by
the dob houaa. Every member
of the team mat him at horns
pkte ta shake hk hand and
Charlie Morrison took up a collec
tion In the stands that netted
William* p i t s .
In tha aacond gam* Leesburg
again took an aoriy lead by
•coring In the second frame
through two arms. At tha begin
ning of Sanford's bat In the third
Inning Olrk, Kettle* and Hard
man got a single with Olrk scor
ing on tha hurt single to tie up
tha scare. Ernie Lavalley walked
up ta wing -a double to center
field and aeon Kettles and Hard
man for tha winning runs. La.
. NTW TORE, May 2ft-(Spo*.
tal)—Outstanding- sensation of
Um aeHng baiting aulUUca of
tho National Learns k BJLy
Jorges, OOlabt'a shortstop. Big
Dotation mark In Olantland dar
ing training seasftn n i whatbgr
Bill would do any good ball-par
ing at all thU Ttar and if it,
whatbar hla head Injury of -AW
would makt him plat# ahy.
Bo what happens. After 10
aaeawia la Um league la which hk
top batting attract waa hk
:2M in 1017, Jorgaa waa hitting
waatarn trip. Ha had aland In
•vary gams, and waa tia far
league lead in bitting two
MTU, as wall at second on!;
Xno Slaughter In tha bal
* ?fi*yb* that wallop en tho l
rrack last June turned, 1
clouting clock to IDS!, what
hit AW in tt* world larlaa,
though hk club, tha Chi
Cuba, finished second to
Yunkooa In tboaerles Itself.
Catcher Hiller for Leesburg
waa chased from tha second
•ante In tha third Inning as ha
disputed a play at home pkto
ana struck Umpire Lee.
As
Hardman waa rounding third on
LaVallay'a doubts tha ball came
la to MlUer from canter fkld
and-' Mllkr reached to touch
Hardman. Aa tho two cam* to.
gathsr a cloud of dust arose and
lifts umpire called the runner
aAfe. Miller Jomitod.up Infuriated
and butted Into tho umpire, push.
Ing him around fo r * second and
was ordered off the field.
yedm.
Invitation* have been extend
-Oar flrat gams‘ la 1020, be
ed to and accepted Hr tha univer tween Ttmple and Tulano draw
sities and high schools to ba 20,020 fans. Our game last New
represented In the basketball
contest.
l.nng Island University of New
York, unbeaten cnamplor) and
the
University o f
Tennessee,
Koutheastern Conference cha h i growth without parallel m the
history of post season football
“ Wo hop* to maintain such sup
port in tha future whlk maintain
New Orleans city nigh school ing our pledge to arrange Die
rhsmplon, Will pk y In tha pre beat possible game every New
Year's Day."____________
BRADENTON, May 26 — liminary.
The meeting o f Long Island
(Special)
ApprosImaUly 27ft
.. ....tatoaa war* shipped sml Tennessee In tho first North Serious Drought In
from thk section last week to fioulh basketball gem* on tbs
Southeast Continues
bring tha total shipments for B u r s t Bow) program since Pitts
burg played Louisiana
Btate
tha season to 1100 carloads.
several
years
ago.
Tomatoes sold at autekm at
In between these North-South
tha farmers’ market In Palmet Rsmes,
have seen a succes under elesu skies again Bundav
to brought as high as ftft • lug, sion offans
from UlO as one of tha v-omt *dro«l!i* i.i
price* continuing unusually high Big Trn >,ch*mplnons
section,
Pur- recent yean dried up streams
for thk late In the Mason. Buy ■lur, Indiana andIncluding
Ohio Btate. and sent government officials In
er* and shippers have estimated
t Island Ins never played to action to avert a Uinatanod
the value of tha crop to tha InU nthe
Deep 3outh and tha
growers at more than 11,000.000. areptaneo of Ihc Invitation by shortage of electric power. ’ ,
Rhallow streams reduced tha
Tha cucumber Mason, also Athletic Director, Clair Bee, who
drawing to a close, haa bean I. also coach of the Blackbirds, output of power pUnt gaaaratora To the lowuat point Tmwwn
good, the price going as high cl s special holiday treat.
In m m aectlona ana', defease
aa 91.2ft a lug.
Tennessee proved It* right agencies appealed to aouihaaatIt . k expected that 2S0 more to rank with the better Mama em consumers U> curtall use of
tars of tomatoes will ba.shipped
electricity.
Bradenton Shipments
Of Tomatoes Are 1100
— lU & 8 t
Hard'n cf ...
LaValley lb
Juetlce 2b ...
WlPmi u ...
MeRaney If
Qllkapk Sb
tlftitki.
nf the
nation
by
sweeping
through tha BEC competition
and climaxing the season with
n victory over the Kentucky
Wildcats, Perennial champions.
Comml tee. at work on the
other events on the program all
premise to offer attractions to
compere with Ihe basketball claa.
sic.
Conroy 2b
Oood rf ™
Voshetl If ...
White ta .....
MaW’r lb
S t ilt k. c ....
Jack'll lb ...
Croat cf ....
Wll’am p .g.
gam* possible.
. .
“ Wo aio able to holoct' bur
Teama without any regard aa to
their locality and to rhooao our
to choose oor teama on a bash
of performance and record and.
therefore, have bean fortunate
In securing what the sport experts
have called tha National Champ
ionship game for the last two
h«U lo t him;
1st. H* > u • slMerw frlsag ot
tb« bo»pU»l. as* aorwuhstaaelss
It* maay upo mtA Sown* *• n*««r
w m r H la hi* )or*l iUM«rt, bal
tit f t
prmto*4 It. •
' tu t H* IMk hr**t 4.light la
aaaiulsg i M advlalag with th*
haiptut aetboriut*,. aad ' l»r hi*
a lliia i
sad * htndty
maaw*r
u w n l than all to look upon him
ha ud« atar olTh latt''Ira. KM only with hi. awa
uail.nla. hat la -a ll who entered
Ho fold. ha nlah ttrH by canrr
.■ M l and buoyant ahlrtl ' until
U nlwaya baoanva a • r t f to n*y
who warn ronfiowl Ihtra to boar
hi a TOka within tha building and
not* hi* lively, (houaa *o»»»*d
ai.p, about Ila corrtdora.
tilt. Wo could but qiwsrve hla
lotriad and kindly mlnlatry to in*
poor and unfurl unat*. that* from
whom ha could not hop. for any
malarial. reward for hla. ooraloaa.
yet h* aavar .pared nlmaetf in
hla affort to randar tha v,ey
bldhaat typo of proiaaalonal akin.
htb. W* all loved him aad look*
*0 upon lilm e*a on* aftar whom
wa could Wall pattern uur own
lilacallta Committee.
Xernald-Lauahton Memorial
Huapltal
,
II. C. UuDOKtX CIIAIUMAK
s t * t b o r FLORID*. COUNTY
Or a a s is o t*
You aa4 each at you ar* hertky
nollfl.rt an* required to prraeat
say claim* aad d-maat* which
yoa. or either of you has* against
IS* estat* af LillDT MKTMOltM
CAMMACK, tf«psaa*d. Mis or sold
County, la th* Coualy Judg. of
•KM1NOLB
Coualy. Florida, al
hi. ollltt la th* court housu at
BANPOHD. riorlda, within sight
ealsndar month, from th* dale of
th* flr.l
publlratloa
of thlo
nolle*. Each claim or BernIM 1
must l>« In writing, aad u s it j
rm c
uU L r
R E N T A FARM
In the Everglades Hockland three crop* • eeaeon
from Sept 1 to May 1.
Hoat fertile land In U. S.
Ditched, diked and pumped.
Beady for the plow. No
rocka, no trees, level. Many
product* profitably rmlaed.
Good truck roed to R. K.
and market nearby. Ren
tal f 10.00 per acre. Drain
age pumping at $5.00 per
acra,'Write or visit
Shawano Plantation
crE cut
S um m er,
Yearly
Memberships
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FA M ILY __ ___ :__ , $18.00
STUDENTS £ ______
18 HOLES OF CHAMPIONSHIP GOLF
Bequest* for the Bugar Bod)
announced here Sunday night.
football classic have already been
rt-rrived In unprecedented number.
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FOR YOUR SUMMER REPAIRS
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Orost Runs, Oraat,
UVallay, Olrk. K*1
hatted In, MeRanay, i
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llama, Justice, LaValk
bsaaa, Lausbury ft.
Rase on balls, off BU
ilea 1. Struck out, , by Bloaa t.
Kettles 0,
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COLUMBIA, a. C, May Sftm -Charginf that geeamunktinsplrad strikes wan' Mrtoualy
hampering tha natknal dafeftto
program, the South ( Carolina
MNLOINO LAROA • MATERIALS-E.CHA INJUUD LOA
FIX UP YOUR HOME
for Now aftd Later!
la your roof ready for iha aummer Ihunderatorma Juat arriving? •Ar* all wood aurfacta
protactrd front ollcmot* Bonking and drying
with a coaling of good paint? Chock th«a*
point* before you connldcr your homa wady
fur aummer . . . or bctlar, k i tu check them
for you. Pbona 719 and Ut on pul your houta In
, lip-top ahapg thta waakl ; tNO DELAY — CO NVENIENT TERM S!
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an a ar
a t
saaNca
avsnob
—
pbons
AT A POPULAR
PRICE a*Oba of Afflorloa'a truly Ia n baore—
•now amoptbar dnd m i
dollghtful than uvar.
Y aa, gad f t it n dry,
tu
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Sanford In The Onlv Central ~ ''4
F’orida City Affording Kail,
And Water Transportation ,
A N INDEPI
SANFORD,
Roosevelt Asks
Three B illio n
For Airplanes
Total Includes 5,000
Believed Lost In
Invasion Try By
A Senator Listens
FLORIDA,. TUESDAY,
MAY
27,
ltMl
Sunk B y British
ENGLAND’S H. M. S.
British Planes Shoot
Down Five Enemy
Craft With Troops
Sinking Of Hood 1
Quickly RevengedP
May 27 —
______
Nazi Boat Probabtyl
Had not) To Lr>O0
Officers And Meil
** * aw*... (me,| frra(
Senator Albert B.
(Happy)
Chandler, of Kentucky, listen* in
on s piano detection device at
th* Waat Point, N. V . Military
Academy. He wa* a member of
the Senatorial board o f visitor*
making an annual viall of Inspec
tion to the acodcmy. _________
Produce D ealers
To Be Requested
To Set Maximum
era at tfc# Binfonl markrt to
aalabllih « maximum rhmrg* of
to pareont on all produce sold on
* co mmItalon bail*. It wa* doelded lost night at ■ mooting nf
grower*, ahtppcr* and dealer* at
th* Bemlnole High School Kami
Tha poaalbillty « u acknow- Building.
ladgod, howavar, that 14-ton
motion for the board tn rail
tonka might hara bean knocked theA dealer*
wa* adopted
dawn to ha tranaporlod in dlf- unalmouily, meeting
Alex John»nn, voe.
fotaAt planao and ha aaoamblad rational Initrucllon
at the high
upon landing. Tha snrraaafn) Oanaan assault orhoc), who acted a* accretary ol
In tha m a t Just waat of Canea the meeting, tald. C. It. Ilawaon. County egrnt, pre.iileti at
the meeting. H. J. LehVnan, mahager of the
Sanford Farmers Market, told thr
grower*
that many
product*
which wer* not grown her* are
brought into th*
market
for
handling, but that Iheae product*
could be grown locally. He named
eucumfccr* a* an example, and
aUo aald moro buaheled carrot*
are needed.
CoitoU which are brought to
the market must be let* fibrou*,
Mr. Lehman aakL lie added that
he believed tha fibrou* carrot*
Mldanta nf BaatfaW who plan wer* caused by lack of prepara
io oat of M M Ml « r part tion of the coil and hr root knots.
Wednr.day morning there cun
no longer he any duuhi a* In
what the national |mliey of thin
government it."
The German grand admiral’*
warnings to the United Slate* *rcused Htter defiance In \V«> Ington
ye*lenlay
and hlghlyplaced authorities expressed belief
that
I •resident
Itoosrvell
would demand more nrtlve aid
for Hr 11ain in a nnjnr "flrealile
chat'' hr i* In deliver tonight.
The While House tlaelf per.
milted the Imprrniion to If row
that the upeech the President 1.
to deliver to Ihe nation and the
world by radio at 9:3(1 I’ . M
E3T. would be one of Ihe moil
Important he ha* ever delivered
“ Rapidly changing eondilion* a.
broad" have prompted Hoo«cvrll
to revive the address completely,
it was disclosed at the While
House
Presumably thoar condition* In.
eluded the atcmlv.wordrd ad
monition to the United State*
from Grand Admiral Erirh (lar
der.. commander of the German
navy, that American eonyuyine
would ronatltute an open art of
war and that the American naval
T"t*wt was “ assm alTe.’’ .
Secretary Hull tald th’e Har
der pronouncement appeared to
he Rome enrl of a threat to In.
duee Ihia country and pri’ mlity
other Amarlran nation* to refrain
from real efforta St aelf ilefenar
until Hitler seta control of tin
high area of the world and of the
othrr faur continent*.
He added It Wa* a favorite
Noil method, either hy thrrata or
fierauaalon to .Induce
European
ruunlrlea to refrain from roil rfforta at aelf defenae until Hitler
wa* ready to eelie them. It
verm* to he, Hull asserted, on
Integral part of the Hitler pro.
gram of world conquest hy forrr
d liv
In revrnge for the linking Salurdsy of the giant British bat* dcnlrurttnn o f the llmid In ihe hatlle
rrulser, II. M. S. Hood, shore.thr roy*l navy ha* aunk the battleship wa* *i> badly damaged, the
fmri-d out of the naval buttle gieateat
36,900-ton Nail battleship Bitmurk in a figat near the Are- fully loaded, displaced StI.;t0U Inn* and
'iirle, it wa* learned today. The Itlamarrk wa* credited with wn* armed with right 16 inch gun*.
Sanford Men Receive
Medals Won Last
Month In Matches
of Hanford and Jaaper W olfe of
Howry—~have returned from St.
Petersburg where they took in
the regular monthly ahoot of
ihfl Florida Wfat Coast Plato!
League, h#W“ at th# St. Potcrahutg pistol range Sunday.
Mr (inode, president uf the
Seminole (2tin Club and u dliec
tor uf the league, presented me
aIuIh won by Hanford men at the
shoot held last month in UchIu
Awards wem to Roy Williams,
expert, gold medal; James Wtbli,
sharpshooter, silver medal; AI
Lee, sharpshooter, silver medal;
and J. A. Howard, marksman,
brnn ie medal.
The June match of the league
will be held at Jacksonville on
June 15, Mr. Goode reported, anil
added It la the earnest desire of
the Hanford club to have a large
turnout for the occasion, league
nffierra, ha said, have promised
a negro dwelling at Seventh
Ktiert and Hickory Avenue and
Dearly rauftrtl the denirurlion of
two adjoining
houses
n« the
flames licked into tie air, ft T,
Tin Muni, nsaintant fire chief, *nht
Ihi* morning.
The Iorr w n
estimated at
• hout half of He value of the
httute and furnishing* hit the
owner, Charles Kannei, was In
Orlando l hit morning and could
not lie reached to give w valuation
on the pro|»eriy. It was deter
mined that the building was not
qgvered by Inxuramff^
The call to the Tire rTAparf men I
came In st l (Ml A M and alien
the department reached the scene
the rear of the house wn* aflie
and two two-story houses adjoin
mg were beginning tn catch on
fire Quick action saved the two
nearby houses but the renter
house was too far gone.
('ause of the fire was deter
mined as tha wood stove in the
kitchen.
Apparently hot
coals
dropped out of the stove tu the
floor and lay smouldering for
■ome time before the fire start
ed, Mr. Thomas said.
once luniks, the
Dieliiuuit v id
American Biographies im.l th.
Dictionary of Amcncsti Hi^toiv,
have been obtained tiy the Sun
fold Public Librnty, Mi** I .1
M ought on, librarian,
nmiouuced
today.
T ie set o f bingrn|ihu'« inn'iimi
20 volumes of figure** in AmciIcan history including nil a*f those
wfio have lived since ihe leititm/
of the United Stale*, wnn begun
The co author* of the work only
omitted (ho British officers In
this country who flguicd in early
American history.
The *e( of
took* is tout out under the aim
pices of tin* Am elkin (m ind) of
Learned StcleUes
The dictionary of history in an
other of James Tiusluw Adams
momrniou* works and published
m six volumes, including mii in.
dr* volume, Mrs Mnughton said
It is s complete rcIWtion of tut
Handing events of the hlHorv of
the United Htales
Both of thi sets of hooka are
excellent for reference work and
It is unusual for n small library
lot l>r able to have them, Mrs
Moughton declared
.Such works
are usually found in a large re
search library or s college li
brary.
City News Briefs
"flanford ha* tha beit location
of ony market In th* itote “ Mr.
Lehman assarted, “and it also
ha* tha longest adilrg »p**on.“
Of poaoibl* significance was
thf fact that tha noto was dell*.
•red only a few h*vr* before Proa-
Idant R«o****lt'a “flraslde chat"
tonight
(ha Valdai Uotal for tho tlec(ion of offlcor*. James Burge**,
district governor
of
Orlando,
>poak.
la Tokya, In a statement on th*
atr# o f
Praoldaut
Roooerelt’s
broadcast tonight, Captain Uldod
Hlrmida. n arf nunlatry spokes
man, saaartod “ the imporiaf nary
CHlrAGO,
May 27 —(>F)—
President Edward A O'Neal of
the Amarlran Farm Bureau Fed
eration said today (he new farm
legislation (armilting crop loan*
up to R6 percent polity would
raise th* Income of cotton, wheat,
corn, rice, and tobacco producer*
about 6724.000,099 without ma
terially adding tn the runaumer*'
bill.
lie estimated
higher
loan*
would raise the faim inrcmi- a*
follow*: wheat grower*. |*73,900,000; rolton,
t2‘l!t.000,O(!<>;
corn. 11 Hll,090.90(1; rice,
fit,.
009,000 and tnlinrrn,
IIH.000,-
British Oust French '
Consult In Palestine
BERN, May 27 —M l — Tho
British government ha* **k*d
French consular officer* In Jerusalem. Jaffa and Haifa, to tear*
Palratln* within four daya, th*
French new* agency, Havas, re
ported last night In a dispatch
from Bolrut, Lebanon.
Th . French p*r.onn«l will go
laeued a
to Syria.
Judge R. W. Ware will hare
charge of tin variety program at
tha Klwanla luncheon tomorrow
nnd a qulx will bo featured, with
Charles
Morrison
leading th*
group In nang.
i \ 2 S R » * 'm i u meet any
_ T a ^seertad
“ Tha
United
flutes * Raw preparing to eand
R. A. William*
(Berlin.
was
1941 Salmagundi la Distributed
To Seminole High School Pupils
Train A t Lakeland
Health, Housing
Committee Named
Erma Doudnay and Ollaa Chap
man) moat popular, Mary Martha
Emtrick and Dick la Brown; moat
friendly, Betty West and Bob
Hickson; moat athlstk. Dot Kad*r «nd Jo* Dart*) moat acboOUr. Crapman and Harold
Tho them* of tha Salmagundi
la "high acboot aad American
patriotum," which la earriad out
In the color achom# and incldantol dacoratlona. Alt ph**«* of
school life. Including elnba, » •
clol natiritloa, »porta and doom
as art datumad and yktorod
la tha anuuaL
. .
inn
( ir n iiiiiiv 'i.
new
I.,,iili.-.Iiin
Hfn-
ink imlnv by
Saturday another Hritiah mnnh \\a
Itrilisli n.ii.il i.in.'s hi n
German* claim, it wa*
tlnmdci'Mi- iM in'lif, m>nr
uf the u.-.r 'I'lie II.m*l,
I In' A i't lit i h i li1.
wa* Hfitl-feet lung Mo
Tim*
lit i. vi lli'!' I'nnio
in ilii- Hi iii-ii inr tim niiikiiw ni i ii< ....... . i mi imi (to
Library Receives Little Damage I s
Four Marksmen Eire Last Night
Partly Destroys
Go T o Meet In
Believed Done By
Colored Dwelling
St. Petersburg
Period Of Drought
Fire la at night partly destroyed
Two outstanding se*s uf i.f» i
Crop Loann To Raise
Incomes Of Farmers
ISf
I i i i i i I,
:ir».(i(in
Police To Patrol
Homes to Sommer
Plana
'.W
I
t mi,*I,I iift. i- M mini llirro-
School To Show New
Methods Of Packbur Is Discussed
Fridi
New German Battle*
ship Is Torpedoed
In Furious Fight!
Near Arctic Circle
HOOD DESTROYED BY GERMANS
U P )- In the midst o f preparIn f n momentous prj.ionncrmrn'.
on governmental policy,
Presi
dent Roosevelt asked Congress
today for *3,319,000,000 In ap
propriation* for moro airplane*.
Of the total, *2,700.000,000
would be for
lh«
Army and
*629,000,000 for the Navy.
8teph*n
Early,
presidential
aecrrtary, meanwhile
told
leporter* that Ihe Chief F.xeeu-
GermiiB Launch
Another Attack
1F •1
NUMIUCR Z*9
U. S. P o l ^ T Will Be
Definitely K n o w n
A f t e r President’s
Talk, Press Told
WASHINGTON,
CAIRO, E*ypt, May 27
. .
reek aourcea said
today the Nails thus far
have lost at least 18.000 Urea
In their attempt to take
Crete. This figure Includes
8,000 thought to have been
lost at aea while trying to Int ’ vade the Island by hosts.
German troops launched
a new sttsek wist of Canoa and
enlarged their penetration Into
the British defenaea, forcing the
defender* to fall back to position!
• la the rear, tbs British an
nounced.
British fighter plsnst wets re
ported ts have shot down five
troop-laden O sm an plants st the
HSlstnl strdrom* near Cans*
NEW3PAFKK
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nitc i m. 1
In
s ptiwtler
. ' i li uiih thu
Lack Of Moisture Is
Retarding Growth
Of Some Produce
( lojii hi this Sect loll lour hot
been seriously lUmaitcd ly tin
tit ought, though growth hit* hr. it
held bn. k heciiiMr of 1 11«> di ,
wetithei, H. J l^dimati, umnugi i
of f hr Sanfoid .Slate IVrmri*
Market, said today,
lie ndde-d
that if rain falls in h week «i
vegetahlei will l»e nil nghi
Some celery fields have *nif
fe»eil, lIn* msikel rnuiuigt i st ni- d
hut nfler screagen have not In m
hurt
Most of ihe ilsriingi thol bobeen reportial has been (•• 't<c
in higti giouro! ores*. Mi
I .h
man snnl, wltib lint-** on lit. i.<u
g i om ul
f ie ld s
u le
w e o t h r lin g
l In
iti y spi ll
1be ( in linns o(trot gut have suffered moi r ho
cause liny have gone longer out*
out 11 «111 f is11 (bun this Nrelioii In
sa id
I'ohdMiolls in I lie soul hrii-( .in
slegildv glowing wols* m 'I,
dlmight entei* its seeiool m nib
aecordnig r«« ir<|»nit n of the V-->>
tinted
N o t s in c e A p r
L’ Ti
lu u . t i n t 1
been « g e n e r a l. m m ie ia D d .v tu-wiv
r a in in (tnso u th e a sl
s n d tie
i le a i s k m * w in c h p r e v a ile d \ ■
teiilsv from ci'iural T*‘sa«, (Ik
la ho (rut a n d 1 c m * to (h e A (In it io
ro a s t m e ea per led to r m il unn
U n le s s r«l»» c o n ie s i p m k K h im I
a b u n d a n t ly It* t i e o r g l s , H tn te h i>
t iim o lo g is l
(r lr a n te a u
»md 11 •
p e a c h c ro p tn th e s o u th e r n *<<
lio n o f th e s ln t e W ould he o f | mm i
iiuahty
c ro p
Fifty
perccnl
of
th.
i« e m ln rig e re d , he suit I
In Alshiimu, county agent* .u
the norU) snnl conditions nlnioh
were a * serious b r in HGiO
('onslileinble dainsge ims lt<o.
done In pastures, garden* nud
1flick rntps ( iirmigliiiut (lie region
nnd field crops are begin rung i**
feet the effi'Cls of the piolorigid
dry period
Home rain fell in Alnhsmu top
E. I) Fniigh, mcteurulogisl, *aid
the amount was too light to have
much beneficial effect.
2 Negroes Needed In
Latest Draft Quota
T m i negroes are needed for the
Jutn* LMb draft cull and volnu.
leers are advised to register nu
mediately nnd take their phy wi««!
sxaminaliim, K II Carter, tirsfi
board secretary, said at noon to-
int- iMgi'i't (liuo t l"
.l.uki-v," w e*
llo lb ir M l'.
o il
Niitn
co iu m m
n(
tl»!'
p e ll.
fund
A T I ,*
lit r - t
IInvi'i'nnr's
\ " lin r
'iilai
in
*'■!-(
r n le e
Ih n
-IcrUnlog
(•i inl-c ut Lo-r ■,i I.licit nfficer*
from tdIHMl in f.V 'ii null, the
House ni|n|iti'il ti p i i i.loti In the
g e n e ra l
a p r o p r in li- 'ii*
b ill that
Tlay.
down the Governor
A nunilwr of colored men have will scale
and tho
Indicated they would like to volun. (mm fuwm til f7:.!H)il
leer but were not registered b> cabinet o f f i c e r , f m m liitH k J to * 5 IMHI lllib ^ /’ l b r 1,4‘g i“*lrtI il»i% passe#
The office since no ci{>enlng' exi»i
•d at that lime, Mr. Carter ex n bfive In1 wnbiry bill cf'iiiAlninH
plained. I f those men wi«h t«> inrrriMtl figurt's.
Thl* udioti
fiJluwpil by In**
iliTimte |mjsI) hui••Hit'llt *»f tho Seiw
ale n|i|iru!>rbiihmH bill Fendinc
mi Hit* ] tiiiinc rnli'iular. Thu* tha
Hiiia Ii' munt niiisidor th«* lloUM
lull, t>r fi rnnri it hi i«wrn and lend
it t^i'k t<» thf* iioiiMi.
Thv cabinet suiary situation
wb r muddled w h e n HcprcicntiUtfl
Itmrell ut Hamilton offered till
amendment pridilbitinic Increaa#
of aalnrira bv wordm* uf th#
prop rial Ion bill, lie called upon
the llouie tn puss a special and
separate salary Hll setting lb *
on Florida to tain back and figures.
Salaries of cabinet
ciffkon
show to her friend* In Houston,
increaaed from RAD00 to
T «x *i.
rnooo
.....
So nctivo la aha and a* friendly, that ah* has woa a rresi Court IntorprrUtlon of tbo
general apprupristiont
i s a
m
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toll
uw fu*
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fith Stadium
Sot tonight m It n i ycetcrday,
then Buddy might bo around for
■ good many of tho advertis'd-IS
day and pronounced hlmeelf
ready for tha 17th defonoe of hla
hoovnrolght champion*hip again*.
Bud^r Baer tonight a t Orifflth
sUdram.
Asked how long ha thought «
might taka him to dispose of the
youngest «f tho Baer family, the
champion surveyed the sweat
glistening on hla copper akin and
M i d : “ well, it done pay to gvt
in too big a hurry in ilJa kind
of weather."
y
T hat waa about aa striking •
pre-bottle statement a* anyone
over heard Joe make. I t could be
taken to mean that ha will rate
himself along with .the tempera
ture, so lo apeak. If It U aa
WAITKUS
Coaching;-Of G l r k ,
Pitching .Of Dau
gherty *Snap* Bdys
r From Bad
Sfreik
.
Daytona Held To
Only_S«ven Hits
IHndy, tittle Giant,
Bata In 8 Runs On
Single* Two-Baser
FLORIDA BTATIt LRAOUR
DeLand __________ 93 II J94
BL Augustine ............ 83 I I .018
Orlando ---------------- 10 Ilk ATI
Daytona Beach ........ to 1A 471
Leesburg --------1818 A00
Gainesville ________ 18 t l M l
Ocala .__________
II 84 ASS
Bmford __________ 11 Id Aid
RESULTS YBSTBRDaV
Sanford 9, Daytona Beach | .
DeLand 9, Orlando 7.
Gainesville, 9 St. Augustine 1.
Leesburg 9. Ocala 1. GAMES TODAY
Sanford at aalnMvIllr.
St. Augustine a t Orlando.
D ir tors Beach a t Leesburg.
DeLand a t Ocala.
PiRSfCASC
fs w p rs c rc p n v ie .
CrflCACo c o w ^
Whirlaway May
Meet King Cole
Ip Belmont Park
RADIO NEWS
a
Society ol
Prate Nowa
Matinee a t Mradowbraok
New* of tha America*
“F. O. B. Detroit"
Wood Sneezes Way
Out Of U. 8* Open
NEW YORK. May • » - * « Craig Wood, one of
advance
favorites for the Ooodall raundrobin golf tournament which
started today, was **W rtn« »•
shave U»le morning * * * • » • <,R^ "
p*d his raoar Wade. At the W F
second ho ateeped te pick It up.
House Okeys Tunu
Across Tampa B
......I f 1"** • P
BANFOdtD
TALLAHASSEE, May I f
(Bpeelal)— A Pinellas Oft
m u authorise Ike fount)
a d v e r t is in g
lerf1*AOMAa*fmr
ss J i S i f t r y
I ill
1:00
4:00
4:11
OKOhl 'Sm m W iyl
dQAXIn CastmtrrWtUx
Entry Of Favorite
la Not C e r t a i n ;
Look For Jockey
' IWAaW
NEW YORK, May tS .(* )-X ln g
moKC CWfllf
Cola goto hta second chance at
MCADCAS
Whirlaway today, provided Whir*
ley's owner, Warren Wright, gteoi
the final okay.
Doth tie crack 3-yrar-olds were
antong the eight entered Thurs
day In the Peter Pan handicap,
17,K>0 added feature of today a
WDBO
Balmont Park card.
And this
Tometrew'o Program
jACrtflR. - tsMU* TTARAtfM"
time "The King" will have a
fix-pound odgs in weights aa wall
M a ala teen th of a mile shorter
SATURDAY, MAY I t. 1*1}
0:90 Norman B eauty and Hla run, which la what charter membars of the King Colo cheering
Florida Cowboys
7:00 News of Cure pa
did chowder society hare bean
7:19 Breakfast Brevities
looking for ovar tinea lo finished
second to Whirlaway In tho
9:00 UP Naurs
1:10 Program Reiums
alclan Mid it would he a week of winning tho U , B. open title
PraaknoM.
111* Morning Devotions
\ Trainer
Jones axplahtod or 10 dayo before Wood coo14 ot Fort. Worth, T ea, Juno 9-7,
he wasn't quite sura yet If awing a golf dub again, maaitleg' vara dislocated along with the
Ita e Old Dirt Dobber
9:00 Virginia of YowcILDraw'c Whirlaway would go to tho post,
9:05 Children'* Birthday P a r tf
since ho couldn't got tho servicet
9:49 Gold If You Find I t '
of Eddie Area re, who piloted tho
10:00 UP Nowa
Kentucky cannonball t« hla ply
10:09 Honest Aba
ing victories in the derby gad
10:50 Piano Rambling*
Weakness. A m ro will bo aboard
10:99 Burt Ires, folk tong*
Monday Lunch for hit contract
11:00 Columkla'a Country Jour- employer, Mrs. Payne Whltngy.
«al .
U tile Wendell Eads, who was
11:10 Ingkwaya to Health
replaced aboard lha colt In the
lli48 J o b for Defense
Derbr apd Preaknels, piloted
19:00 UP Newo
Whlrtey to an Impraailra scare
H i l l Uncle Jlm'o Grata Road: over Mlotand and threa o tter aidor hot sea Tuesday and nrobahly
8 tore
11:50 Farm Forum
gat tha rail If Wright dr11:99 Marry Go Round
to aend his colt to tho peat
ji00 Brush Crook Follies
' Although ala others ware en
tered In the mlle-end-an-elghlh
1:80 Of Man and Book*
1:00 League of Composer* Con
Singing
“After tonight I'm going right
on up to Gram wood Lake (N.
T .) to otgrt training for that Bl ly Conn’on Juno 18,“ he u M io
ropl to n probing question on
how ho fhtended to nvrrroine
Baoro great advanUgo in flig h t
and wvl<bt.
"Don't . intend to taka no
chanrro with BI1L Til juet U kt
off a couple of dayo to gu oat.to
Pittsburgh and watch him fight
that Buddy Kno* and then I'll go
right on training.’’
Baer, at- hie training camp,
Mid he had abooliitely no fear
of Joe Loots, even if hta big
brother Max to fly In today and
wouldn't baeh up a atop, tu t
& rsg s? Jtjrt&
eeulda’t more. Finally ho ran»*
» * ? »•
Erundy
COM FORT-AND i
[ART NATURAL B
k a O W I h t ',
Th* more that home repairs and improvement*
ard delayed, the more coelly they become. And
there's really no need to put o ff repairs
.
We’ll furnish the money.
•. - , . .
NO DELAY — CONVENIENT TKRMSI -
• th S T R E E T A T FR EN C H A'
�S a n fo r d la T h e O n ly C e n tr a l
F h irld a C ity A f f o r d in g R a il. H ig h w a y
A n d W a te r T r a n s p o r ta tio n
AN INDEPENDENT 'NEWRl’Al’EK
SANFORD. FLORIDA.
SAtURDAY,
Tope Q o u t Guard Graduates
Secretary D e c l a r e s
Sacrifices N e e d e d
For War To Con
trol H igh S ea s
Adminiatration
.
Supported Bill
WASHINGTON, May 34.-IA T
S rcieU ry of tht* Navy Knox
*»i<l yvMrnliiy tlcftat of the Axlrt
military might will rntnil a lone,
costly effort and warned Ihut
new nnrri fires will he requinhl
of the l Fmled States union* thcrr
U n nwift change in the wmr
•U ualinn.
lie told the Society of Naval
Architect* un«t Marine Engineer#
that "thi* i* n war for control
o f the high sea*/* Victory for
the drmorrnrtr*. he omphasii%»dv
i* "g« m g to take * long tint*
mid it'* going to hr ul an aw fu l
price."
“ But it will be
worth
tho
price-'* he eKclnimed "W r HIT
going to forget our bookkeep
ing We are going in turn into
the common pot of nil of oUr
profit* We nre going to , hnve
Ir surrender some of mn rap> u i
n*4,ct* hefoie we m e through.**
t'nle** 1hr fortune*
of war
change sw iftly in favor of the
British. K not *«nl. the loMipta i
TALLAHASSEE, May 24
■— — Without a diluentln» vote, the Ilouae today
voted to charge all special
fluids handled by the State
treasury a 8 percent ■hand
ling charge to produce 8600,000 to $1,000,000 for general
operations of the State gov
ernment.
Th# House, on recommenda
tion# o f tU fInane* com mittee,
w ent Governor Holland one betUT and voted a 3 percent levy
w h e n be had asked only 3 In *
■peeta] t a i m essage to tho LetU a ta r e .
W ith th li administration bill
out o f th#
w ay,
the
House
awaited action o f tb* finance
commlttea early n ext week on
J h « remainder o f the Governor’.
Y loaaelal
program—creating
n
State
tax
commlaaioner
and
tightanlng county lax asaeaim cnt
and collection procedure.
T his program mot .tern oppoaiiloa- and a detarmlned
tight
naa raoe* Inflrene*
than
Ih*
tracks."
Gorarnor Holland'*
pronoaal
fo r • Rtat*
tax epmmUaloner
drew full-blaat oppoaiUbn yaaterJ a y from State Comptroller I-oe
** Appearing baforo tb*
Hnuae
finance and taxation committee
1^* described tba proposal
as
"lacking tb* stabla aftar the
bora*
I* goo*’* h*«*tt»»
tb»
Stata no longer baa H f ad val**rom taxation rew ttM k
Govotno" Hotland o n * .
*n
lb* commltU*- that “noopl* «hr
have boon paying tbalr tax*,
heretofore have net Mag to fear
ff—i thta ayatem."
- Th# nropoaad
commlaaioner
Irould Have broad autWTvIaerv
power* over th* *saO-*mont of
property by county tax aaaea
**Tho bearing
produced
*!"•
committee crowd of thr
UftJt I^glalatore, *o lawyer*
r*«l aetata doaMr*. bonkora, and
huiinaaa man grouped Ihew'elve*
Jtefolutkm Asks Use
Of Woodruff Creek
Capr of a
resolution
injre-
19-11
Member Associated 1'ross
It’s Bottoms
English Naval Squad
ron Destroys Ger
man Group Drown
ing 5,000 Troops
Dp And Down The Hatch
Furious B attle
R a^es A t M alem i
London Admits Sit
uation Is “Not So
Good" On Island
Wf
' " ^ o r d baa asked that (he
ogggi
post ported until tk« fir*t
o f June U |i r « ik t koml rwerra
% c k in c t U | t t IkMtr bo*U in
•»tary ooff tho Orlondo fro up,
•jutmrjr
mid In a letter ta Mr. Smith
today, th a t bo wonld be unable
Tho** who w ish to attend tba
co* are asked to bo a t Clatooco
S o n n a l rnmph -inriil of I h r
IhitKl h I.'*11
Chase N a m e d O n
S h ip p e r - G r o w e r
A d v is o r y
n g in e e r s
Irish Premier To
State Drafl Virus
i.ffirrr*
and
ClaimH Being Shot At
Board
F lo o d
h rr
n il
children
w rrt
I o
p e n d e n t Shippers
t la i l l
ih r
u rn
3*» 1U0
to n
l.t rmru hulllr*M|i ilcm arck
ilfv id iiftl fit Htmd, one »*f
ili«* moat powerful warship*
Dam age
ndings To lie list'd
As hiduet'iueiit For
Indian Kiter Canal
KRKNCII-SPANISH
IIOltDKIt
- (IV layedt — May I t (At
Ai
Aim'ficnn w om in *lir\lvn» Irani
ihr Egyptian mutur*Iii|i /.nin/.m
Mink l»y a N atl F liilti in 1it
ptnudirrn Atlantic, iihvrrlril -h»
mu,|
III If I IN Mav *I 4 \ »*.)
I’In* Kerman Hit’ll 4 mu maud
IihI«» amiiMiiirrd it unil of
(lu- l.n m n n nat \
had dr“Iftn rtl a Hrilivh ha It Ir rrui*
rr pr nliahh 11va- huge II ftl
S
11ot h11 in m hat llr ttllh
hravi form* *d Ihr llrillah
■tail t.ff JrrUtiil
I hr tinm an radio a**rrlrd
Investigate
Man Is NumSurvivor Of Zamzem t^prai
ihatcd By I n d e
Ilf
l* Fi '
l l r i l p i l t tuiviil l d o w n n x n h iH l
A \ i s i-M iu m ,. a t tem iitiflk'
i . i i i \ iiu ii a m i K i m s In F ’r o t e
.tilled A lla-tl tloIuiM liTs t m l a y
,i
t i n - I m t I It* o f t h e ( • • i n t e r n
M. <lit i i n i n a i i
o i i t e i ctl
iIm
i i i M i ,in d
lu t liaiM
i lim a ! if
n-.t
t hirir'irunnnl nflrr Ihr v hml ' *
k«n
tv
Mr*
Im rg,
II
lifcliMiNt
Elmer DanicKcm of 1......
K
rn
,
un
n p c r ta n i
m o th 1'
*aid ih c *wam with one cii l '
under Iioi arm
and
fivt*
in
lift- iHfUTviT* tied Iti her, ii' 1d
a
lifehout
from
the
mid*
puked hrr up.
Hlic uiM’rtd l thr rm dor v f ly in j;
a
Norwrgftitti
fink*
Stopping Of French
Quislings Supported
LONDON.
May
31 t/11
lleadquarlrts of (ianrral Charles
De G a u lle. “ Krer French'’ f"i
eea, allied with Dritaln, pledged
approval to "any action taken In
ihe British
government wl n-h
would frustrate Ihe plans of tin
French quisling!.''
They asserted that Frrnrli v ie
Premier Jean Darlan'a broaiicait
yesterday threw “no light on en
gagem ents he
lias
undertaken
th* French people, hut II clearly
proves the French people went n<>
(with Adolf H itler, in behalf ul
war with Britain, want no sr
lion by th* French
fleet, and
want no German Interference in
tlo French colonial empire.''
Move Seen To Bring
Switzerland To Axis
1111M K . M.ti
■ * It* k ItlUitI m n i
Sons Of Legion Will
Go To Orlando Meet
lJi|ili«minil itl i ' l u v night
b- ,itjg
•tf Nil Iimill ii j*nt -m ilto hriug
.^w'il t n luiiij ltd«» Ihi A ais ami an
tlfo rt In gb.il So v ii l |>ft MllbftKin
t«» ill'tve A lls troop* ui lOHb Itus*in to thf I'l l ■'Mi* tiulf for |)o
(ierniMh-Ilnllaii
u a m k iM
oii
liritMh tit tin Mi,hlli Kunt
TA LLA H A SSEE, Mmy 24 —
( f V - T h t Senate (finance com
mltto* poetponed until Tueaday
• public hear Inf on m bill by
Senator Groham o f U lsm l levy
ittf an Additional U t
on
dof
Kuilmg
the
lu ll* ». it
Ihe
I t i j a M tf II I k i « l u x
( hen*
th e
c,f ‘i i f t o i « til
nalJuri |u
the
curres(M,ii(IcMt n
tm ek WU.
tu«
leluy off Hi* nt
telep h o n e
|.,i
U no
mjiuI
||M -Ir
Ih e lio iiie
cu u vcr-
Ill I- MI H
« ||| All11’
tu rn e d
Will
lIU H lii
I It,Is
euglure i
Discoverer Of Oil
To Be Given Bonus
TALLAHASSEE, May 34,—UF)
T l# Legislature Friday authoriird a bonus payment uf 130,000
Jur discovery of oil or gas In
David Sadler and Mia* Juan "iintnsrrial production quantities
ita Croft, both of Orlando, war* In Florida.
issued a ms/riair* !leans* a t the
Tb* bill, already appmvrd by
Coart House yesterday.
H><- Sonata, waa passed in th*
liuu**, k | to 11.
Paym ent would
Soao of the LtgU a member. to mad* from fund* received by
*f* *B urged to m a rt O' tb* Le- th* 8 to l* for land laaae* or tala*
wtu'!r H L S
the Isf glfHi vk iU ulU inl
The
.1
uni’ting
* lo< k
ftl
Ih f
will open i*4
L e g iu n
llu l
in in himiu. w ill* the OrJnm iu pusl
1 Lit
40 - s 04 g i l l nut* I
M e m h e iP u f Ih e S w u fo rd u n li
a it
i c q U r i U ’ii
to IIH't’ l
>1 I k
I.eglull Hut Huil'l* IIIOlTHIlg it
y, 10 (rtlock, to join the incilore u iie
to
O r ln n d o .
| i « lin'd
C ity News B riefs
let O ta f tr a a n a t Orlando,
Ii
fluodot ly
lif
IIS
H a t a t t 4 ) o'clock tomora w flila g to ottaad tb* U b
m|
no i t m y
in D r lu m io K iit h I u In
I i in ,t c e n t i it I n r g n iu t H lu m
*>f
i t , a. g io iip
in
th e
s i* v e il4li <iiAr ,a I
S M
I t ic h u n l. t h a i r m a i i «>f
i |n
„ , | \ iM iry r o m m it t i" ’ , M in i i*1-
lh«
Bern, Swlturlttini j
to 4* Flnocaatl* and ask dtrcc•iore tbeiw. Mr. H agood advtaod
'a hi* latter.
Stolen Cor Found
By Mtomi Police
rrn «
liirii lirailv all id » lutm |*er
U h r d in l Mr t v pin*, inn which
M-nl i h r fltialing f i*rI?<-■'* In
h r r tliNtni
Campaign D e c l a r e d Lehman Confers With
Wilson On Enlarg
Most S u c c e s s f u l
ing State Market
Since Y e a r 1931
farm er* m Uim setf Ion wilt
. Edward lllg x ln i. secretary of
l>rht’f It from the action of the
,tb* Chamber of ('<
I
loiinr
yesterday in refusing to
ing a final report
lag
tbarablp
— - •_ drlvr
j . ; . . rrtrnliy conducted pXihihil .niall Innn, from chart;,
fag.tba ttada body, annaunred to. inc ucrup.lhual licenses against
4ng- Ibn ta total of geCOH bad truck* selling merrhanillsu from
Vtact collet tad In eaxh and g a t warehouses or |> ant* locatml in
h t a l r o d plbdgea w h k + w lU \m other cilia*, 11. J t-ehman, nvatr~ywi ■» tb i « iy l Fevk nai»iih*tl--*i oitte. ttLlho. Sanlnrd State Farm
' m b o n n BSD
them bars de-re er. Market, an ii| today.
The IhiiuI which i* requivnt of
signed b tb* beat rampairn con.
lo tted aliKr 1»30J1,~ Mr. IMg- liu rk u a buying on coualgnmriit is
also a pn tret ion to the farmrr,
’{In* drelaretl
Returns on the drive hare hern Mr te-tmian eiplalnad, .incr, if
“very gratifying,' the seerrlaiy :hr huyei fa il, to rvjiay thr farm,
•aid, "and It was a plraau'r to rr for the produce, he can l>- paid
the official* of the (‘handier of out of thr bond.
Mi
lari man
relurtird
last
Commerce t o experience the rn.
hii'itam and ro-op m ilu n with night from Tnliahaa.re w h en1 hr
which (lie prop e of .Sanford »nd <w<nt tn confer with William t.
KrtnlnoU County responded to the Wilson, slate director of markets,
and Nathan Mayo, seririu t) of
mtmbtrahlp drive.
agriculture,
on
enlarging thr
Thera I. n|*n ootatandinv the Sanford maikat
Mi W II.on was
amount of flbO from individuals in thr rapilal, tut Mr Mayo was
who always
have Jolmsl
the in Ht. A ugu.llnr
arid tin icfurr
Chamber of Commerce in past Mr. tollm an could pel rm defin
yrars, but have not yet la-en eon ite committment mi his reipiesl
tacted, th earerrtary staled
Thr market has Ih-cii ciowded
"Those who have not yet teen for spare, the mariagri raid, and
called on for a membership are enlargem ents and imprntenn-nt.
asked to arnd their subseriplions * r» contemplated
It i- likely
In to ua,~ Mr. Higglna said.
that Ihuar Hill hr made neat
Commenting further on thr re Kali, hr added.
sult* r f the eampalrn. Mr M<«Mr [ahm an, who irriril in the
fina aaaerted that “the response 11*37 and 1U31> legislative sessions,
to the drive Is an Indlra'.ion that alao conferred w ilt this district s
the people of tho county have representative. In Ihr Mouse oil
amendment* affecting the l i l y
chatter, and told them that if he
-e r a .till a member of thr Ilouae,
he would Inaiat on a rr friend um
on the local bills.
The ex-legislator exprraard the
opinion that It wa* not fair to Ihr
people of Ihla lection to have
the bllla poa*ed without havinjr
rxprcaaed their opinion, by a
vote, l ie **ld opinion waa divided
a* to the adviiabi lly of t ie
measures, particularly the one
Which would enable the City to
Torrow up to fl0,0t'0 fur iiiunlTb* Baafard Outboard Associa dared, -and on* of tho princition will be unabla to take t art
tn tba n c a a acbaduled by
the
Florida Ontboard Aaaoctatlon of
Orlando to be bald on Lake Cor,*<y tomorrow afternoon at 1 0 0
o’clock, Dw ight Sm ith, head of
lb* local group, said this m om -
a e o a r la U d
llritnih'H mightir*t H ifih ip ,
I hi' 12,100 inn hatf Inr miner
IliHiti. was hit In a magusln*
ami litrw up during (he HHt
Ith lir rm in nival liallie off
Iff I* ml (teday,
I hr Ilrltiah
arkrinw Irdgrd l hr Iona ahorlI) sffrr Ihr N ail high commiiml *iuddrnly m il *rn*a*
Uortall) aniMiunrrd the HU*
nvtirrk, Grrmari)'*
m wM t
UH lr«lii|i, had fuught (h«
IritUh near lirhind and Mink
a liNtilrcruisri
“app* rrnlly
Ifie- HiumJ."
Chamber Drive
Farmers To Reap
T o t a l s $2,208 Benefits Of Bill
Higgins Repor t s On Truck Levies
Local Boatmen Not
In Orlando Races
feri, \
21.
itish Harry Nazi Convoys
To Aid Crete Allied Forces
Levy Would Produce
fttu n $600,000 To
Million For Gen° e rtl State F u n d
Act To Keep Solons
From Working At
Race Tracks Loses
MAY
mad# for oil explorations.
Representative Junkin. Collier
county, wberv oil explorations are
now being conducted, opposed tb*
bUL
,
“If any tod y find* a il,' Jun
kin said, “ to ll Jgri plenty o f mon
ey dor U without having to de.
fit
DETROIT, May 31 —tA*)— 1.
A. Cautaal, chief cuunael for the
Ford Motor Company, yesterday
bitterly denuunced the Wagner
La her Act
under
which
tho
C-I.O, United Automobile Work
er* W edneeday won bargaining
right* In tba Ford Rouga and Lincola plant*, and termed the un
ion “a Communiat-lnfluence and
led erganliatlon."
The etatem enl. which aaaerted
that If th* W agner A ct "1* a l
lowed to run It will force all
American in due try to clot* down
or b* Sovietlaed," brought on Im
m ediate response from tb* U . W.
A.-C. I. O. Tb* union accused
Caplsal o i “ inciting to
violalauon o f lb* law,*’ and added
that Hoary
and
Edatl
Ford
should
m u d late tho
Capital
•tatoeaeat .“ without dotoy.**
Ul
iana I.
Geneva School Plans
Festival Of States
A Festival of N ation, wt-1 be
lx 111 at
tho
Geneva
-School
Wi-iiin-aday night at H.lb with 10
Seminol. County achuol* repreM-nted in the cast, W. L. Scig,
principal of Grnava School. *nnuunred this morning.
The {vaguant wilt raprvscnt IB
nations uf tho world and a group
hf students from Banfurd Schools
will take part In the program. No
admission charge 1* made and
Ihe public U Invited,-' Mr, Brig
LOCAL WEATHER
Partly cloudy tonight and Bus.
day. Cooler extreme nortbaaat
portion Bunday.
�(THIS STANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
SAN FORD
iford Herald
Atlanta’s gtandard
-
Social And Personal Activities
Commenting on Attant* FotMrftI Penitentiary'*
fort In HUiilng production for defenoa by ifld percwt, th>
OirlatUn 8clence • Monitor wants to know whet ftecdom
mrann to a man behind bare, and why a prUorcr In *
panltantiary should "work bard and then harder ao that
pcofla outalde can better defend their freedom."
It also asWa the questions: "Why should men who
may believe they have suffered at the hands of society
exert themselves In behalf of society? Why should they
do twice ns much work for the same prison pay nlren mtn
outside have to be paid for every minute overtime?
"Why should these so-called ‘failures.’ mnny of
whom are sure they would havo been ‘big shot'.’ if they
hod had the ‘breaks’—why should they double their out
put for national defense while they hear of ’big shots
In the business world who havo to bo sure of every pen
ny in a gpvemment contract?
’
Then ' nnxwprlnjr thcao question* tho M onitor pro
ceeds to tell why: "Bcctusg git nppeal to th e best Hint *»
in men rarely fall* to atriko (told.
"In Atlanta’s Federal Penitentiary, 1,000 prisoners
have boosted their production for defense 100 percent in
.TO daya. They were appealed to on the baals of rlecency
and loyalty and reiponded by expressing both.
"rorhipu freedom la more dearly cheriahed by these
men who know what It la to leee It. In any event, the Uauo
u n dleriying
e r ly ln f ithe
ne w
o r ld strufgle
Hiruggi* la
ia sharp
•nm rp enough
e n o u g h ito
d t
o iiw
world
enlist
their u n s t i n t i n g s e r v ic e s In b e h a lf - o f a fr e e d o m w id e r
than t h e i r fr e e d o m b u t w h ic h , la s t i l l fundstm m la l for
them.
"Whatever rnlstakes, whatever obscured notions of li
berty and order, brought these men to AtUmla, they aro
still capable of thinking straight to the point where in
BBB WHAT WE LOOK ternational gangatcrlam la concerned. Same of theso men
Blessed am. th# pure In
fbt’tbeT shall see Cjcwi.— arc lir a mcaaure the victims of thrir own social onlcr;
they still prefer that ordef to totalitarianism.
•tthgw 8:8.
“May as much l>e said' for other American cilltrns
who aro enjoying all^the privileges of freedom and se
, IN TIME
curity. And may It Ihj said' for the Intellectual dnubtorn
brass *r? so bridle,
'rs snapping and cracking. who demand that someone improve democracy Itcfon* cttllIng on them to save It."
.
Itamlns A. B, nr.d ti
) i f k l 0 |i
i: ..
hair’s daily thinning
la st tim in g w hits;
«
~
MRS. LOURINE BEAU Society Editor
€oc.iaI Calendar
~ 1
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That la a heartening story coming from army head
quarters relative to religious activities In the trsihliig
camps. In the last twelve months nearly 800 ministers,
i nwdttsix
f b-'id throbs wllh pair priests and rabbis have been acoepted as chaplains —
i ars unsteady,
from several thousands of volunteers—and for them ure
bsi nrn dawni
irt slops and aputleia, being provided 560 chapels. *
wreck of III# town.
A year ago, only 17 of the 160 army posts had cha
ISS In ray tiock
rw........
.............of ...
.................
beet!
pels. In.......
a stretch
22..........
years...only
$069,542 had U™
it big and bold,
Mpent for such buildings, while now each church edifice
IM tsra-eisvsn’
in the building program will coat $22,220 with the total
tha sara* cjld.
cost for the chapels set at $12,816,880.
And the army and navy are printing 150,000 new
song nnd service books, unlquo In that the one volume,
holds tho order of services for Protestants, Cathnl'cs ur.d
Jews. Tho book is bound In bright red, and among the
hymns and songs It publishes are, “I Love to Tel] the
Story," “Mother Dear, O Pray for Me,” and "Sh’ma Ylsiroyal.” In the back pages of the book aro s few folk
isongs Including “God llless America,’’ and concluding with
“Good Night, Ladles.’’
\ Chaplains hold ranks from lieutenant to colonel, and
.receive the same pay us other officers. They must cumo
recommended by certain designated officials of their own
church, must havo had three years of experience as pustors, and must meet exacting educational requirements.
Under army rules a chaplain cannot bo asked' to per
form ony but spiritual services, except in an emergency
boyUh thoughts but "spiritual services" cover anything a man can do to
ifitd on mlndr
Iholp tho thousand “boys" In his corps koep morally, men
'll shaped itself - f tally, nnd spiritually fit.
fatten Row yount
Oil duty 24 hours In tho day, atways available ss
Ujlhr*
councilor und friend, knowing—l>otb because the army
"fronl old wisdom'#
require It, and because It is his wish—the name or
“lE"
each of those thousand members of his corps and some■
,
thing of his special needs, the chaplain is 1h position to <lo
kshall to*”* silctw*. wonderful acrvlco
servlco for hla
hi* country and his
hla God.-*Melbourne
God.
i j^Mitnlinrr
U>VMTimea.
n#e.’ V
.Is
m
.1
eiiml.t
Mity lt(i upon nty
SUNDAY
lO R A PERFECT
British Harry
Nazi Conveys
To Crete Porto
Mrs. Weinstein Is
Honored At Party
<p i r I T
ttl~ Z c P * C lE .S
Handling Fee
[tM AUwnean D # m « r.d « '
»l remit-worker, s t 8«» Dt
• f alrvsn Ulln-Amsrtesa ■
LIQ U O R
Characters Revealed
Circle Entertained
For Play On Tuesday
By Gretchen Lewis
{2. H. ENGLISH
GULF SERVICE
RAGGETT'S
.in nor Sloro
ilrrr * the first picture taken In IlnllywoiMl of I’at .Slewart and movir
'ar Wayn# Morris after their rr|mrted engageiiieul ’I liey would
' either afRrm nor deny, but close friends *atd they soon would marry.
Phi Alpha Kappa Has
Bridge At Elk* Club
For tho first Him In 878 yeors
th* llttls nation o f’Inland to po.
litleally on lla own agatoi oL
though It haa bosn aotf-goTor*ing under il* peputor oaoonblto*.
first local, than national, for all
th* 1.047 years of it* existence.
The yoke which unprovoked Naxl
aggrcMlon Imposed upon Dooraark has read* It impdoatbla far
th* IcsUndsrs longer to m oantoo
the sovereignity of a klnff yrM to
Uk Utondai Into th* Baltic, and
on into Russia and down Its riv
e n to Bysanttaia. Tha gtant Rolf
found n homo lap « ffveat viking
following In Franca and founded
PITTSBURGH
PAINTS
th* Norman dym oty.
In 0-4
year 874, tw o years a fter tho
decisive battle 0$ H lf O t r f M ,
where ile/aU t defeated Wa thou
sand* of oxllta who hod returned
to Norway to unsoat htm. t'flo o t
cf rtfu geet srrtvod In leolpnd and
d u r la m roianhte, •
,
As soon ao thoy
Last Times Today
Laughs & Thrills
Double Feature
^ 2
Things, « r osootu
yaar UI0 they o*l
B R U SH E S • G LASS
M IR R O R S
t o l d f o r sc o rin g low. TI * acre-n o
c o n te s t wa* won by Mlsa I t c D /
E a rl .
Refreshm ent*
nf r o k i r * mid
p u n c h w e r e se rv ed at t h e r - n r l t i . »
■Ion o f t h e gatr.r* t o t h e lar j r |
cro w d a t t e n d i n g
P A IN T E R S S U P P L IE S
C L E A N U P A ID S
W A llH I D E
IN T E R IO R FIAT
SI M I-G L O S S
a n d GLOSS
W. C- FIELDS
The traveling Kkg whlrh »»►
given as a prise Ly the I’M A l
pha Kappa anrority waa won by
Mrs. Roy Heller Uet evening at
YowtL's 8tor>-. The prlie » » offered by the »ornrlly In or
der to raise money lo go on •
house paity at
Daytona IR-acR
from June 4 lo 1(1
le d shelter*
Their legislative
MIDNIGHT r«HOW TONITE 11:30
ifif ja n n s p n is ,
i attacked by
tta a v o a k of
Extortion Charged
To Labor leaders
MWHICH SHALL HE MARRY”
?for a T*ry now Sir Oat
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Ijt Ilararer? BefnoUt
Woman’s Club Party
Termed Successful
Miss Lillian Walsh
Honored On Birthday
Iteligious Activities In Tho Army
lb ere all aching,
i sm srt and strain;
AT THE CHURCHES
Telephone 148
~ W ith Mr*. O. P. Herndon acoritig nigh m the games of con
Mr and Mrs (J. t \ Slaughter
tract, and Mr.. (Jlenn E. McKay left today fm Atlanta where they
The Y . W. A. o f the First h ith In the gam e, o f Chinese will remain during the summer.
Mpptist Church will meet in the checker., the subscription party
annex a t 8:00 P. M. to read their which waa held at the Woman's
manoel and have a short program. Club Thursday afternoon waa pro
Miss Dorothy Sanford ia spend
Supper w ill be served and each nounced a “ marvelous success*’ by ing the weekend in Tampa wltt
the
ct
a
il
man,
Mr..
||.
1).
Free
girl la requested to bring two
her parents.
Day, May ti
man, and co-chairman. Mr*. John
sandwiches.
Mrs I I). Mai tin. Seminole
Tha 48 Townsend Club* o f the J. Peacock. The .erreno contest
Miss la m s Mae Blown has re. County Chairman for Bundles for
# f t h congressional district will w ss won by Mr.. J. O. Huff and
turned home for the summer fromi Britain stated that the vice chair
hold their monthly convention at Mr*. E. Compton.
A cocked fo o l sale waa held In Alonfrest College in Montreal, N man, Nils. I'ordyce Russell, was
the Casino In* Daytona Beach at
conjunction with the party which R-. where she has been teaching i endeavoring in every way to a s
2:30 P. M.
sist the rluh m enlarging its
wa* given for' the purpose of for the psst year
MONDAY
membership and also in the gath
Ssw lng aeaalona will continue In raising money to .ubacribc to new
ering of el- thing. Reddin'? ami
f i e Woman's Club for the Red magaxinos .-or the Air B ase*at
money, which is n paramount
Cross from 0:00 A. M. until 11:30 Orlando and the Army camp St
factor, since the money for the
A. M. with Mrs. Jack Hall as fitarke. Mr*. J. T. N ew ly, Mrs.
wool must acrilinpany <aeh order.
O. E. Rollup, and Mrs. F. E.
sponsor.'
I.etters wrre read fiom the
Miaa M argaret L. Davla will Ilcum ilat were m ihr food sal*
committer.
rrntinl office in New Yolk City,
present her piano pupil* in a mu
Calla
lilir.,
tall
baskets
of
I
;
commending
the local club for its
ck recital at the W oman’s Club
, work and also stressing ihc need
i t 8:18 P. M. The public is In gladioli and .m ailer lui.keta of
I fur infants rlothing
Mis. Mar
vited to Attend.
Mi** .Mmthn Tclft ni. .Mi** Do tin rem itted ti-al if the young
The Truth Seekers Cl**, of the
ric Sue Wi li«m*. Mi** Mary mothets in Sanford ivou il organMethodist Church will have its
Watkrn und Mi»* Lucy Ronmil- lie thim selvea .into a group to
rggular business and social mretlat left thi* afternoon for D efen d take care of this need, it would le
iag a t Evaried.Ie Park In la k e
where they a ill attend t i e week
a great help
Clary a t 8:00 P. M.
end with Mr*
Norman Wede
Sirs K ,M. Armilagr told memTUK 8D A T
kind. the former Virginia Pc- liers at the meeting of het two
Sawing sessions will rontinus
nephews otle III the i-onflirt in
far tha Had C rest In the W o
fret.- and the rthei oils* due to
nsan’s Cluo fror.t 2:30 P. M. un: I
1 leave Canada soon for the war
StSO P. M. with Mrs. J. T. New
j rone
by sponsoring.
I
Regret was exprrsseil ly mcm. Gladioli Club of O. E. S. will
1 tiers of Hie .lull in tile loss rf
m eet a t the home o f Mrs. 3. P.
| r lie of its most anient members,
Dutton on Magnolia Avenue at
In rrlrhrnlinn nf her tirth d a/ I Mrs. Dorothy loimh, who will
StOO P. M. w ith Mrs. L. M. Tyre
anniversary, Miss Lillian Walsh 1 move soon to Misrni to inske h-r
as co-hoktass.
' • #
entertained at the fteirinule llriv- 1 futu ie home. Mr* Marlin stressed
* Tha Music Department of the
ing Dark lust evening with a the nerd for more women to Join
O o m in 's Club will present
n
parly.
Dnncmg
w ss
enjoyed in the work of the Bnndli-s for
program In the club house at
from 8:00
i, clock
until 12:00 Brl'nin slneo so many |wr*ons
8 :00 P. M. Mrs. J. I.. Ingley
o'c ock.
lire leaving town or going oil vsand Misa M argaret Davis
are
Invited to enjoy the party with rations SI r iiiinounri-il *tin t yarn
sponsor* and hostesses are Mrs.
Mi** \Vnl*h were
and inst-iirtioiis will Re furnished
J. B. Root and Mrs. J. T. Dultuti.
Mi** Hetty ( om nli, Mi** .Mar. ) anyone wishing to knit
iorie Hlnkerralup,
Mi*n
Flinmn
R e fr e s h m e n t * wen* se rv ed by
74m th, .Mi** Wamta (table, Mi*» Tdrs Dei by to th o se p i c s c n l
Phyllis (table, Mi** Loin Walker.
Mi** Lillian Jnrkaon, Mi** Jean
Walker, Mi** lletty Kinjr, Mi**
Marguerite Dunenn, Mi** Lucille
llnll, and Mi-* Hetty Anderson
Al*o Jot* Davi*. Albeit Anircl.
T J. Drummi ml, Philip Kronen.
C o m p l i m e n t inir
Mr*
( l 4*ofg«
Tommy Cobb. Wa fer Heal. Millet W ri l ta lf i t i
" I t " |*l»n* t o leEve
William*. Dlt k Pickett, Janie* I | *otm for Kt L a u U e n U I r u h « i «
Kcyr*. Vernon Altrran, Orville *h4' will iiinke lifi (uttiii* horn*.
North, Hilly llollyhrad. Jimmy M r *
H
K
lo lm
«*i*t t in n e d
Inirlry, Jt , an«l Glenn Payne
w ith n Im ffi't Ktipprt olid hi o l f r
AI*o,
Dale
Hofmann.
Put iuV hi*r h o m e on M iirio I im Av riiU f
Hlnken*hip, Duane Tilli*, Hilly
Hotino te, (Jeorpe Speer. Hohl y | i *ii Weilne*tl«y r v e n i n g
A ti)* liil howl hohhtitf pink
Proctor,
Rr.y
M lien.
Jimnw i
.c'mith und Charlie K ilpaie of Or | ro*e* nnd lighted pink taper* In
lando, Charlie Sander* of Ka*t- r i) *tnl bidder* for nod the t ellman, O i , Hilly McKinney of .Sa trnl ar rmigmii-nt i f the doting
vannah, <Ja., and 4*har|r* Haw (•h ie Other Spring flowei* were •
plwri'd ahi ut the dining mftm .
Vin* of Wewahootie.
and in the living room
Mrs. Clnrke I.eoniinly wn* the I
n a ipirnt of high *eore pnre a n d '
.Mi*
II
l( iinddr) n ’ie've.1 |
tonNoUlion prise Mi* Wein*ii »n J
We’ll assks ymu car iIms •
was pie*enti*il with u novel Cut
SO—sUd p u l a sp srklt io ll
alma pottery hi wl a* a tnitrni j
too. No bank soaps or clssn
Mr* lloyd Coleman, director of hi a tin gift from t h e ho*te**
r j l i l Soar lbs dirt off and shU
Tho*e
enjoying
tin*
p n t\
Mia* Gretchen I a’Wi* enter- the l.itlV Theater, today an wen* (iuc*t of honor. Mi*. Wrm I
| ained menilier’* . of her *ewiug , notinced the cM racter* for the *tein, Mr*
Cliirke
L eunaid v.l
! irrle at her home i n 1’iench j p liy , ••Which ShaU lie Marry?**! Mr* II .M. Hutnliley. Mr*
\ I
I Avenue on Thui»day night After . to he pre*entcd at the Junior | H Mahoney, Mi* O I* Hernih •• I
fn evening spent In *ewing, the | High S-chibol on Tuesday evening! Mr* H A. Applehy. Mi** .Sm.iii '
hn*tra*„ assisted hv Mr* Man a* H 00 o’clock. Thtrr will «l*o ! Warren Kaatrrhy and the hoati *•
a matinee in the afternoon
Ixu iin r and Mr* W. F Lewi*,
JUST PIIONE 9121
I Mr*.
Randolph a* played hy
served refre»hmenta.
Those nrvnent were Mr* John Annette Abt am* i* n middle.aged
■we#Uf*c*d, Hutte ry. emotional
Kader, Mrs. M ai lea sin g , Mr*
W. F. Lewis,
Mi**
Kmnieline woman. She ha* five daughter*.
Thurston, Mis*
Rose
llarkey, Klaine, (Ann Lovell I the beauty
•. STATION
Mis* Blanch# Cunningham and of the fam ily, Hunan 'Sally Mor.
riaon) the huninen*
like. mtel.
C sratr F ir st 8L * F i w k A r t
Mias Lewi*.
T) r Elk* (*luh was the *rrot
lectual o f the familv. I'utienre on Thursday evening of the Pin
(Martha P age) who m rather «*n Alpha Kappa hriilge part..
Th*
the *weet tide. Frankie (Nnncy narty wa* *pon*orrd hy mem
Jo G onsalet, the tom-hoy. and ’•era of th" sororllv in the aoph •
Mary
June (Lucy
Ward) the more r a**
of Heniinole
High
To b« presented in the Junior lliffh School Auditorium Tureyoungest » of theae
inter«**ting .Vhi .1
dsjr, May 27 Ot 8 P. M. Proceeds will x ° toward the g ifl to Re
girls.
Fitr *e»»*mg h ig h in th e r a n t e r
presented tho school by the Nth grad*.
Dick Fvant (Gerald Lo»*tng) S. V Dm id m y wa* a w a r d n l a
25c
lUc I I tha provisions of hi* grand. p rice a* wa* al*o Mi* P a u l IV
*
M O R U pi or trot ion,
w a .'l
37th Carton To Be
Sent By Aid Group
to Norway to
them solm U
and ralnitrato.
rtasses
for
the
‘Learn to Swim" campaign will
l * r t Jan* ■ instead of next
week as stated In the Herahl
W A11RSPAR LNAM LLS
and V A R N ISH ES
Mrs. Jaha Clewaat
SUN - PRO O F
H O U S E PA IN T
Mr«. John Clement, th* former t.u
tn-cla Androde, of Portugal, ar
n**a In Now York by trano-Atloni
i-Uno to moot her husband, fruO ntrol Falls, R. L for Ui* fli
nm*. Their romance blossomed «
meil and they war* married I
piugy sight months before she rou
got passage to Amorica.
ELO R H ID E EN AM EL
Swimming
Bridge Party Given
For Miss Spencer
yesterday. Special rate* have
boon arranged with
Herbert
Carrying out the class colors
Starr, manager of Santondu
Spring* far all pupil* in He ut blue and gold, Mrs. Jack Wil
kinson
complimented Miss Merclasses. Miss Eleanor Morrison.
guiOt Hpencar, who will graduate
Instructor, bos stated.
r>■m
laM w tly Invited to ap
t banquets, luncheon* and
. mastaiga, A ministerial
l a t Stetson, h* Is enrolled
Uhoaol Arts College, bat
Offalff > rate*. He grndrooe tha Hillsborough High
<■ 1888. lla was first diwtensi for twe year* la
tla mate* feutvUI
Seminole
High
School
Sanford Paint
& Glaus Co.
t o u r a r to tin- K u r . l - , c - i t t ' - i l Ry
M f
II m m ) I . " , M i"
M ont"
-Sju-m i-r uiiil M i- lliill Nr-wnisn.
in
June, with a bridge party at her
li'.m* on Oak Avenue yesterday
afternoon.
Q uantities of yellow gailtorilia, sta lls and blue plumbago
wera used throughout in th*
• m m* o f Mrs. Wilkinson's home.
Th* t bo sen color m otif was fu r
ther accentuated In the refresh
ments and g ift wrappings.
Aa a g ift from the hostess,
Mias Rponcor received
lingerie
and Fink P arty dusting poardor
wns awarded to
Mias
Muriel
K not for scoring high In tho
bridge gam es. Recopd high pelt*.
Pink Pnrtv cologne, was race Hrwl
Rv Mlsa Mary Martha Emtrtek.
Miaa Dorothy Kadtr was th* re
el ptow* of ocreeno prlie, novelty
Th"»e
|in-»i-nl
w e re .
ill"
M ui|iaiet ,S(ii-iiii-i , gm-"l uf Ruiiiir, anil the M l-,.-- Muriel Knnx,
KlixabrtR
WRigliam,
Natalie
True, B elle
Wuthen,
Dorothy
Kader, Mary Mmtlia Ktnerirk,
Erma Douilney, Joyee tVlilddon,
Catherine Hurl, Nell Htewart, E l
len Meriwether, Klirobeth Pippin,
Marria Proctor.
Mary
Lodge,
E th el/ Root mol guest, Jeanne
Bateman of Ft Myers.
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sms
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wikey 'Island
iftettfeatlan'Is
ThemeOf Talk
T»L^lii*UlUr7
tominou C ottar School
l. ouvlii
by, the Hna Inolo ;Hl(h » > » [ J l L l l i f f a Cl
i t t a s '*
Mrr kto o k ll-m l here to hntair
T hfl'B itgllshlll »tu,".ents of tllaa
Birth 'Hand h ire been studying
forWat speeches rfarinu tho’ psat
six "Wbkka. As a part of their
lataon, the student* wera raqolr.
ad' to ‘w rits and Hrliverwa formal
khehefc. The subject of the talk
was loft to the Judgement of tha
( N ito V
WtaHrW ( Lovell these aa bar
^Dedication of Monkey I*.
Ctoatlnga ahd fatowelli
' Winifred’* speech proved
Bkaats. Eternal Dally artier* .
>1the shrewdest of *11 pra.
l i t l l Si follows.
t>Seminole Bttidtinta A
eyCliibConwntibn At
In* H arip and Edward
1 Of Um KMilnol* High
Key C ub attended the
Cay Club convention in
ila Saaeh on May I f and
tded to tha high School
Otoy Were togllU nd and
assigned to .a privet a hum*
■ accomodation whlla there.
IH* ahd Edward, with 31mtowmrt as host, too rod West
I d i h hhd Palm Beach that
I n to* form of a lightr rid*.
Friday morning, tha ecru
fe Wal tffA U br opentod by
Ooddard of West Palm
s Stat* pro*Idant. Th* la.
IM wa* gtran by s i m i l a r
■ ForasoU dub. Following
w Ldfni
lm nk 1 "
, Mm
yi " lu
l l kill Hal rum,!
fflM
MllTMflcW
n MIM
truids Morten Fox who wgl*
I to . datagattoni from all
Uto state. Dr. Foa statad
Mm young people of today
(M 4* what kind .of “UkW
' tie world Will have after
I &I m T
tslll^a* i S
M
li 'mast aver. I aM - t o
Inning to th h k UWt y*U ‘«a*p
taV* the bfUSr to sat thttn Htotol last Tuesday WCwtaW
• t each - crossroad In Ufa.
ona seemad to* edjoy hla
is akd benefit grrstly by hi*
girls Of the b o a t econbm'te
MmM tMto ’goaits of Mrs,'
foilowad ky swlmrilng M t
S S J M .I K J J
t.axtohlO M
Mrrplctltm <> ohu of .'.la City
Inforif* most worthy pro.
. This project took two
Is ’to complete nnd nlw
M i ’Hen Opened to the
tills'tovriy addition to our
ly ;f*rpmii ini*. Under tha
l i n e f J*mc* Mcughton this
tons constructed to m*ke a
ktt healthier. freer place
Ir I I monkeys who now oc“ , It I* to them that I
i bcrutlou to (In!lento thts
I Island and they Wat)
fa IM* Inner,
leery way tho have shown
dmsalves to be deeply appractaw of tV i ri 't oportunltica
hub J t affords themi they did
1 dim tote to lass artvsittage Of
Ml fine .toclllllcs which enable
nq go klsrriVr about high a .
rr* tba greund ami swing by
ilk Una it* their ancestors did
Ibto themi they never .fall to
Tribute ToCoadh
Paid By Student
Of Seminole High
Every srhool h is Its teachers,
Its students, and it* prinriMls.
to u t but not least each school has
It* coach. Like all othar schoolt
H, 11. S. has a coach but not the
came kind of a coachaa other
schools but a coach wbo la recog.
nlicd a* OUR COACH. There Is
much more difference between a
Coach and our reach which M o st'
a belter understanding between
the coach end the a their Li,
OUK COACH Is Leonard Me.
Lucas. Ct'ich Mclucas has been
with the Ce’try Feds through vielory and defeat for tha past
year*. Ha has made Many good
teams a* fa r aa ptalng t* toneerned, bot a* far as fighting spirit
The 1940 Season of fcotbsll,
far ■■ hard 1flgbl:a* r-»«l tough,
n tu I* concerned, lb* ‘Pads' could
n't bs bast bat th# competition
teas too much for Lieu.
Tha ntaln sport of BemUlole
High School, aa you know, la
football tha ss.-.is with all other
school* In Florida. Football train .
Int started tha lattar ptkrt df last
August mid slier tore* weeks of
hard work wa wera prepared,, to
meet the KusUa Panthers who
wera tha FMs Drat cppotiejtta.
The rftmo proven to be H ty
Rood *rtd ilka oil first games
•howed their freak point*, tb a
Feds’ weak pornl prated to he
with the line. Although the line
u a i ' ItM U w
Ik n -lin tfa
toO rw
e> *t
score was 4M8.
'
MhitojhC
jH lr ItWHIlHy* f i r. Thouiht
S O B S
O **
k
’.cchUse of I
TnwrVHr, hhd
‘I'aylns Obtll
*Tteb h it he
if th e bey i
Jn
W«to Mdnkey^i!
.th* only tto fe by BahfbW. The
igaOte MMlad With tVe atom #l.e.
The Ortohdo T'lms fsltowed (tor
Ocala 'gam* wad ’Was 'highlighted
by tat' M .y*nl totlcMoWh rttSs by
w n Unman. The 'OriMnUo boya
d tt moat of the 'sMring hot toe
FWs did to* m l good ptoyMg
b at there Is.one such cIMh ,a*H
tb it l. pWylak Won’t win a'gamk
>In order, that it will always you that football la dangerous
f M . tdoe* among tha moat hut some bay* should an t play
grated xoo* of the United because _of . si sc. This I* tha
raaron .why eodeb can dot m ain
»
^ * l (t ’* “filv fitting ■* winning team. •
it we dedleato. this Island to
Now It la your turn to h*la
' raoukey* tbamsahres, for th# Fads end help coach mskw
rtSSff
^ WM ktaftwia^lS:
S
After the** dafrito the Fed*
f f i g t o j j M {mtawtog weak and
pm tgd Ik# N jta Pmvrnu team
not ta » iw»L
S.H.S.
Rambiinys
W «l here I Start On my last
weik'Miraldmh. N ext week Ultra
will be a Pew author to this
column. ** Uia time of a aeflM , l» pretty Important t h e j a s t
•wen last Friday night -and tost
Blindly u t i m w i iorelher iilone.
isn't ^tt*
e l Iz a
n srn i
‘iUrcfiSfe
doesn’t seem to b* missing out
on ady of har dates an account
df having to ml** school.
RanforJ, tha atodSnts of this
(Stented dancer dahrad entirely to
efatlteal ttolato by Strauss, Schu
bert, m»bln, Renton, >nd Stnmb.
btfg. The rincSse With whkb Ihrse
ntmdiers War* "<*croled urn* m .
toyed Hy evefyorlc—from tile
l i t to Jh e 'P io st fgperlriitril atttdent *TMa IWadtlftol scene wtoe
concluded by b ttohyStit flittle.
Ml Ihls polbt In (A* p rifetom
Mist TogT.oto :»ave * toe danto
toat proved 'Uml she his* tha
kraec, *Hrm, and ability th at.la
jmwssed only by tha kno*t akllled dancers. Fallowing ■ this ex.
V,n|slto rendition. Norma 3**n
Rarer presented, two gift* 'In .be
half dr the. students of Mbs
Oogtnlm; ‘T o the tricher Umt
Wa have grown to love and to our
accompanist WhKke music Ore h ire
ea toyed So imtch.
. scene two ethtUtod of a group
of Variety number*. Pefhaps the
ptoat unions was an PfcLfa*Monad
dsnra which was given to the
tinkling Of h music Mx,
All costumes worn in 'this torital Vtoto drslgitcd j , Mm. j ‘
'fa. rM bom . Ufa- 3. ’ll. BtoWart
•tH rifit ifIn# CdsbUrp, m d Rev.
ALMA HAMILTON h*a been
hearing from a boy ta Dayton**
to r quits a whll* until th* other
lhey_K«d a lU ttr « £ L DAXTFR CASH and flUTUH
Vra over'from ^ av irn n Ow tHhOr night to go skating. They
UMnT tPnw th il the khAtllt*
rink > 0(1 burned dawn. OULLEM
■ w R iairr hn.i j o r c r e n s h a Vv
roam to h» trying to sw which
on a raw have th - most date*
with WILMA I.RHMB.
’ BPWIN BRANAN wa* n s .
wgtaH, ta have a date With B F ^.
TY WEST for the banquet but
tab hoar that It la all off now
M
S
A
make an ndorabl" rcunle and
ha’a Iaonltag to Hence too.
. O ll.ru
and
MIl.LFR ahd
KENNY Wera an th* lakefrOnt
all -by their lanasofnaa Sunday.
K MOSH IS ON went boat
i Buhdav nil hv ibulsetfea
kbtel. DONALD
JoNF.b
make* n pretty picture rW*
ta that ecnvertlhl* ntl, >V
r*f h u t h*M make a oPriHcr
if ba had eotae ritU f*rt
•>bh»d ‘on da by addle M e WM
.s&MM ns tb hive tfwtto jkdMar.
liters, for exempts, who Wahl Jto %
U buy a certain brand of tooth
pastot news papers inftaeaca toady
ppoptr by their editorials; rddlo
Influences m ire. .
. , •
, Or cmifse, smhe of tbM e.hcthhd-hand opinions ara goad add n
iihtantly better than . a toy d * w
might baa* fohtod rur*aftaa.;bw
Thera ,W» rrtsorta why wa ahautd
learn to think for outbelvd*. jBgo
is th st by thinking out ad a * ia
■lid form In* on Independent opttolon, we Mtoro to fade u Ismm n
sgdarely. Another tdaio* la toat
It Is UUfledlt to chSnga t«*dg.
todrie cpMloit* when tbky a n bttt
or date.
For crumple; 1st ua lupfoao
that tl a defense policy df -our
country WHIch .kWrtfcd hll 'r tS * u
at the'Itoito hiSrhfhw tor « T * »
changed entirely
wlUlla *&
tnontba on scebuflt hf <h*ngOe ta
the lifteftadUdhhl Sltbillom A
person who had thought through
this problem would b- able M
C
at once ttmt new risnilU M a.tk.
wand ,g 'change, JAH, U top *d*
within ourteivfs. We
them or toserthata. T
turn's law. (H)r tans'
hossesslon is odr 'Bowot
W
C
BDVd *aiul^HOWARiT boT^lK
Juiy or Jock Morrison and
tria Tompson I be Feds wera a
ttb tafak hut BUly Flkmtnfc ahd
tdrew ilk aty flTlad ihe two sldto
f l did .both pf (ham JustVe. A l.
Mign th* Fad* did lota to tha
L. Augustin* Mullet*-by n acora
.*1-0 H e Fed* played very
Da yah Ihlhk for yoHrkrff T Or
da > « gat Tutor ojilntoW
others'! Maybe some 6t tbefb
haaa, bam handed dear* to fO*
from yotor family. Must pm pb
Tat their trHrioda Vutd MllUcal
oraftrOnces twal W dr Wa ;ttj*
Democrat* or Republican* he
ed uis our parents are:
-
■lnil Sambo. The second p ir t of
a*.
Tha next game which was the
DaLand 1game proved to ba th*
heat game of the year. Th* DaLand team waa ranked vary high
tn tha conference and w as expect
ed to defeat tba Fade by a torrifii
score, btit toe Fasts know th* bulldag*' weakness Bad'mad* Coward,
th* DeLJknd triple threat, look ao
sick th a t tha 'Fods came very
c’oae to defeating them. Although
Ihe Fad* wera btattti 14-0 they
pVryed their beat gamo against
them.
Following ths Delmml gam*
th* Fads traveled to Octls whsto
Ut* Wat* aBaln daftotM b at tost
t
1D0 Yott Owltr ?
'Thinking’ Is
Article's Pleft
to u t TueSddy atanlny. May TO,
at 11:00 Erlach, tbs Journalism
class of Seminal* lllfh School
ptrtcnliM Mias Marjorie Co*H to ’a •^tSHriJr Dance R a rirtr oh
the stage of tba Sentinel# It lib
Bchool auditorium.
tb a torital hwwlaled of twb
setftes. tba m i l of HMA Was
d W S a tnto fhlye'parte. The f tb t
part of atano On* 'rmrdaantod
mCbnlhg :*bd tOnalated of Wp
romplcting a p iiy to Lefty ‘Altrnsn for ,* to-yard touchdown.
The following ,WCek the Fods
rVshcd with Ihe Dayt<rut' mystdrO
trim . Again ^acabie of the fe d s’
weak line, tba Fed* went down
tn bitter defeat; however the
Fed* scored ... two touchodwns
which waa made by JAe Davis
and Lefty Altman. The final
Wail L. Watkins, .principal
» kigh school, also extended
A n to urn* Mg iCay Clob-
fi-rn a m
Key Chib Alid
Physics OttM
View Air *me
S
Htoftr'ttoat to amuto visitor*.
‘—
Party Given By
Journaliam Clam
Oh tredncJdaV, May SI, the
mrmbera of the Jeorna km class
fh ra a party during artlvlty po1M« ta honor of the student,
who am planning to tit* Jourholism M at year.
Wbll* th* guest* anjeyad haborfaU cookhs, We crram .’aDd'COi ^ t o . H h * editor* bf tt* c3 £
F rt Fad and th* IM M ish Cbuhty
S er°*>L N.Vrt’.
.‘Froctor ano
SdwatU MafshaH, a . WtU At Utah
J o lts Hand and Mr*. J . N. Ddrf e a . the aperndta cf Ukc jourtmll»m clsev gsvp a abort aomaiary
ftf tba clast's actlvIUaa this JH t.
Tea speaker* also told some of
a s s s jr E v if f t
S u a f f i b i l
Esirember that: Fir
a t thinking are Ofton
hnd crude; don't ta dl
Aidre you think, TRa, batten f t
iMuk and contra: your mind, as
the met* plaaaoni nod .gamy ,
brill .become. -Liro b lostVrf*
w allet others do our tfataktag #<
wls may consult other* and. law
tkialr M ail about thinks. And IM
ve^tun dfrd lt
■y t i s ’ t i V i f
t
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By PAUL ROBINSON
SH’H’H'MHE l—
AUTOMOBILE
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r*plain William M. Qulglay, U. S.
Navy, ha* b*«n appolnlnl rhlff of
T in * i v i i o i t o f th e h o n o n u ' mi*
ih* grnaral *UIT of lh« Peruvian,
t m m ilt e r T s l to th e t i n Hon of
nnvy by PreilJtnt Manurl Prado.
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L d l o v .f I I j
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Hr ■■ th* aixth U. S. naval ofllrar to
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SANFORD
SEMDiOLES
MUNICIPAL BALL PARK
l i f p ’ A w iir k .
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CHARLIE GIRK*H
J’ ih j t
i liosi- I’nmj i over t*oi nl
1 7 2 6 . 6 C A * A f« -
lASEBALL 2:00 P. M. SUNDAY
'h * i |i i n u
Ih t* m i i o u n i i n e n i o f tin* I n' i(tu I w an f o llo w e d liy n (la n c e m
i hi- W e * I
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w h e r e * n o r« Hpdtrti
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Junior Seminolftl
Meet Leesburg In
Baseball Contest
Fonfonl a Junior Semlnolea I ora
MOrtod their pre-achadolt w*rmJ
up garrea under the manage*
pi Al McMillan, bat boyfoiK
Seminole*, and under tho a
acrahlp of i ho City
Deparlimpt, and hive
at
to Leeaburg thla morning to
and
A achadute for tho tram will
the
ba worked out In a few d a n ,
r> Chsrtl
Mlia
Mnrriacn *ald, when MM
“ can
aka. call ad Booth In from right geta together with Manager Me.
field In the gam* laat night and MU an. The boya have played
aereral game* *o far thin aea<
nitl him behind lha plate.
“ Frtila La Valley la (till hitting son.
Lineup Tor the game today I*
_ the Hall' after anapptng out of hla
“ boiling alump and made two hlta aa .nlluwa:
Pennington—ihorta top.
for ( n r tinea at bat laat night
to ilHvw, the on* man aerrta W Jarkaon—third baa*.
McMillan—aeeond ta*a.
lining plat*.- Iiodaon looked good
Singletary—pltclnr.
nt bgfc making three hlta on four
Hay
bum—<
m —catcher
tlmeg up to acoro the lone Son.
('a Ila ban—eanlcr 1told.
O ford Nni
Johnaon—flrat baa*.
GalaratrOla lead the game all
*La—left field.
the way from the flrat inning
Kay—right flalil.
where MWf made a alngle tally
to lHo cad of tho game. Sanford
3 0 10
■nadir it* one ran in tho fifth In. II Indy rf
•#nlng while to o behind and didn't lludaon p
4 3 0 2
retire airth) though the G.Mrn Glrk c ....................... 1 0 1 0
nreriwdad to raw tho gams uu
Total* ...........
30 10 24 11
tty making extra runt In the aixth
GAlNRHVtLLR
arvirfitH and eighth frame.
Mott aa
r, 3 2 4
Brown 2b
.......
3 1 4
2
SANFORD
Hand’ll If ____ ____
3 1 1 1
Eilw’da cf
to v ’y 1 b
........ 4 2 I> 0 Pruitt If
Jua'ce S li.____ ____ 3 1 4 4 Tbom’n if
Wirjha «i
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■« Martin t
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I’opak 3b .........
O V ID
X seeies
gam et
in
io n o n Mat u n i t y n io r n in g . T h e
m v iH ’itf io n w i n g iv e n b y n m e m *
’ i **f I he C o r a l H r I i I i a C lu b . T h e
! mim m * p o im n lt t e e a t h r u »*p«M trd .
Ijoi B o u b t e H e a d c c
Oainaarilla 5. Sanford t.
S t AuguiUn* 6, Orlando 1.
Oral* 11, DaLand' 4,
Laaaburg 4. Da ton* Beach t .
ii F or L o n e
OAHBS SUN DAT
O ff L o c a l s
Laoaburg at Sanford.
Gain carl lie at Orlando.
r.ainaartllr to m b ed 1 th rir bfu St; Auguatlne at DcUand.
Daytona at Ocala.
ff 11W arn ih> (to right nlaaca
(All Double Iloodora) •
I laat MHA* t* W*tf tto Beminelaa
by a 6-1 aeon though bikklng
nnly. tw r|r« binglra to Sanford’*
ton.
th* local* will
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r. Saturday—**IN OLD COLORADO*' » * h Will t o
:iyd« end M aryam . HayOu.
Uoyd jNtUji, Irena H (m y .
.X1»(«-I-**MR. DYMAM
J. C * m l Natali sa d
USING HIOH comedy to aolee thalr llght-l•haartad prohlama, B w
to’ "B_ i . JdLlLaaJ 9
geae’ M eredith,. Marla Obaran, and Meltyn DoutUa aerpmblo lots
tap Marsh
is marriage beeret** Man. "Repeat At Leisure," with an d ' romance In Ernst Lubllaeh’a T h a t Uncertain Feeling" which Whi
Roanap
la and Kant Taplor In tha landing roles, will be shown will tow#
Coma to Ihe
Iha Rill
Rlts Wedneeday
Wednesday and ‘Thursday,
'Thureday.
Psa Wee ....1
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Tad Martlap .
IU naat Tuesday.'
flip ....—
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.n r . TJk ’ I v . * a* ■w
Mr. Maitland
Mr*. Maitland
tarls Morris
Ma Kahn ■«.
Addison
rha Judea
lopar Oarton
rlisn
1 rid ford Stone
Georgs L am p
TUtki
« » w ,*juriBS
Mdnn.DM.lai
Babe it ion ___ I
Dr. Vantard
M arfia' Stallings
nay
Attorney Jonas .
D«ran port •
Ollaa Blake.
------H anp
E ra Arden
RMHld’carls
Nurse ...------— . . . Jaan 1
s ■■mmi
MR. DYNAMITE.
Tommy N. Thornton ....._
RKPBNT AT LEISURE
s’,
N olsn
lie hard Hughes - Kant Taplor Vkkl M a rtin ----- Irm a
J ^ jC m S l
Emily Baldwin . . . Wandp U tr th F » |m a m
R. C. Baldwin .... George BarWa» r i v i wss. mwmss. si n w f i %jin
Rack Ingham ___ Thornton Hall
M organ---- — Clmrlan Lana
Mrs. Baldwin ___S. Nslla Walker
Ptinea Pan] .— Rafaal Storm
Miss FI pm .— y Ruth Dletrfch
WJIBRB DID YOU GRfr THAT
IN OLD COLORADO
Hapaleng Cassidy ........ William
Lucky Jenkins
RosasII Harden
California — ------- Andp Clyde
Stanlsp Field. Mpra Woods . . Margaret H-tpta
.. Tom Dugan
TUWN
6
Kenneth Lundy
IRENE HEllVEY and Uppd Nolan ara c• M la n .td. .In. .iha, taM*i
action-packed Ihrillar, “ Mr. * Dynaralta.** an u n d er-eo esretarj
bind sabotage plats dlraaUd agal"»t munitions p lan ts'to ^WWl
try. Tha flhn will ha acreaed nast Friday and JBaturday a t tha
Otaora Davidson
Andrswi
malady,' youthful: romanea and laughter,' \
Parrlsh, Eddie QuUlan and Charles Lang
W rihlt F^U^gnprldc. light antartalnm pnt,J|t tha Rltn
^t^rHw|»l.rdli
%- A - ,- *
(iuT
d u n WAY
And Stamps
m .s «
Mi—
to
& s te
promotion D un>n’ a l tha commit*
■rrUular attivlllm
dlrUMif. nf.MM
CauMlI.. ot which
t>’*V ft
Good, name in man or
Back of every buaineaa bu
cat prodoet th a t contributes U
during good name. This is a '
THBdjaaifM
back of the Bmailbuoo6S8» is an eu*
that is never for
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�Sanford In The Only Central'"'*
F’orida City Affording Rail, High**!
And Water Transportation j
SANFORD,
I n Memory Of Those Who Died
Revision Qf Appro
priations B i l l la
Offered By Inman;
No Vote Is Taken
Speech Is Given ,
-New
Significance
» - i 1-■••• - •
TAU.AHAH8BK , Hay M
— (A t*)— The Ilona* today
arli,filed. 44 to 41. a IS.771.0 0 0 old age pen*(on rider to
the general
appropriatloeia
Mil.
Immediately, an attem pt by
Pension advoemtea lo clinch
tlw- victory by making, and
tabling, a motion fur recon
sideration was npoet when
the House voted 43 lo II
ogalnal toh tn g. A mtnnls la
ter, In tense quiet, the recon
sideration' motion Itself was
defeat,'] 43 to 41.
«.
The rldrr la the first item
in the appropriations
MU.
With Ita adoption, the Houao
began considering tba Mil
section by acetloo.
Raedcria Declaration
fleet - Chief
Eye's G h a t
A hugs anchor, mado of thousand* of Buddy I’upp
aented to Secretary of tho Navy Frank Knox (le ft), i
on Memorial Day, when tho piece will In- pln m l on th<
lha Potomac -Jn memory of the Ballot* ami Mu.......a whu
lives In tha World War. I*. 1
V i le r u n *
Wars,' makes the presentation.
Summer Program
Class Starts On Of Playground To
F i r s t . Projects Start Next Week
acts ap t*
SUTCu
•Id shortly
N e a r l y $ 1 , 0 0 0 In Windup Of Activi
Materials, Equip ties Will Feature
ment Is Ordered Camp F or G i r l s
Tim first group of the NYA
Acts u d Drafts C law * line
registered and-la. sterling on its
upholstering
of a studio couch for the Orlan
do alrbaao and the majdug of 130
a i m foe tha base• and (he City
of Sanford, Mrs. Maymo Hodg
kin announced today.
Soma I I gtrla have registered
fa r tha classes ' and mure girl*
arc applying for ' regutm tiun
evey day, Mrs. Hodgkin *ald.
Naarly f t , 000 in matrriul* unit
equipment has been ordered for
tha classes, most of It from lo
“X
mad* that itolament
whan reporter* informed nun
Um German foreiga OffWf .waa
commenting a* an lataHhw la
• ( tha day rooms will ba dernrated bv the workers, Mrs. Hodg
kin said.
Workers enrolled In tha elasvH are e* foBovrat- Mrs. Anita ICnlhorhoaaa, Mlag EHggbeth P.
Calharhoose. Mias Revs Ml Hill,
Iflaa Martha Kenawlr, Miss Ru-
JSS s’S S S
I U hcT S
B
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Mlag El teaboth N. H nnlar and
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Gigur*tie d
r rc r o a l i o n for boys
Ahd g i r l s will s t a r t m a t w eek as
ta.
it gym classes for bonnets
and professional women will br
started soma time in lha nrar fu
ture, Mias Morrison said. The
Labor j
Nsi
DUBLIN,
Hay
gg —f/T»—
W w Minister Ramon Do Valera
ay denounced a
al lo apply run ■IgUjoring northern
grievous attack" un
I human right ."
th« Dali Klrrann
11*men!
al a special i n
, the
ky American, horn
TALLAHASSKK, May 2 a .-0 P )
—A new attem pt
to drive an an Individual to fight by fore*
|S ,771,000 pension
and welfare for h country to which he objected
wi-dqi- Into the 11141 general ap
propriation* bi.l confronted tba
lluu*e today.
Hup. Inman of Bradford and
111hi-re offered It aa an amendmerit lo the Itouee appropriation
'•ill- The penaioni group aought
In earmark 33,0.70.000 for old a f t
penaioni, |2,7J(t,000 for dependant
I'hlldrrn, and $703,000 for blind
|M-raune.
Supporting the amendment, In
man told the llouae "now I* your
Ia*t chance to make an appro
priation for the aged, blind, and
dependent children
which you
proniiard in your campaign."
Inman rant the H ouic previous
ly had Indicated Ite wlllingneie to
finance pensions by voting the as
Hind* financed with a tag of
three rent* on a package of
I'irrareltea.
T ie
Houao-paasod
England's Fleet DrD
von From Island#
Axis Source Sayg
IOSUL
/s& LEPFO
*
TPT 'i
Iteglitration for the first term
of summer school, which will
begin on June D and continue
(hruugh July lit, will be held
Finlsy, June A, from I):00 A. Si
tu lt:D 0 o'clock noon
at
the
-South Hide Primary School, It
o s - announced today.
Kludsnla who wish lo mske up
nr improve their work are re
quested to register for th* first
term at that time. Th* work
will be accredited under the
supervision
of
G. E. McKay,
High
Srinrlnal of Seminole
chuol, and Individual Instruction
will be given, It was stated.
to
arpi
"Ire n n lh
I o fIw a ffo
%• >n , 11, f p ,f
pyye-
t ii-rrm uiv'-i
-t r u iig
n ttn p k
f u l l .u n i t tln> in - riv a l o f m o r e
mi li.irmi-niiii-
Mif
r
In11
n-infuici-mcnle
uinlrr entt-r u f a u
jt if In Hiilmi dmi'iit.
and
ln la n , '
Nit j' m wer« TVjwrlcr! <H
*uf* »« ,1 henvy ni-niult t«*R.
A vipiiwtra ltii'iinwhllo,
ta.l
lift
Hritioli
fli rt
hail
it tii i \ * n fi'fim i n ti 1 wiitrrn
. i - utli t ing 1 i'lioimtiu!* lo » * 4 *.
h
1
i i
l-.-t fllM ,tt a m
life vasterfi
Tm -iiliiy.
Speaker Says Inva Talk by Carleton On m i,I )•fillt rt* iheM*-i.ticit‘|mrletl
ti»t»
sion By Air Is Now Aftermath Of War I ht t ui vr i , Muj lleii. T. H*
sm "il, t hi ef uf i Ihi IS r it i aK
G r e a t Possibility
Relayed To Group
r,n\ mi--itMi til tho Greek*,
I»t»i d t nlml v *
Itcpitl t- iif di-li-gati-- to tin n
I flunk it will lie possible to
cent fiiiivriitiiin uf the 11IT|li tin
flerm any’a
Grand
(r id of Rtilitiy Iritirimt iihimI mi
RimmIit warned tha
Tainp* w iir hrniil (mlny Ml fin
that convoy*
to
reguim him Iii mm mretliiif nl Um
h e n il " o p e n » C t
Kmnfortf Rolnty 4’ ul> hi ihv \*«l
1 hare, u n p rovoked
riff 11nil*I
( hid| Ilf Mfltln "ll
w o u l d be met wlttl
marie tin- pijiitijiMJ tiport. ^-ivimk
mr lv«*ige T l i r e e l
ricetpln fioiti m talk math* h>
r*r«f. W 1111li in i« t firtftnn, (iinff*
nor of history si mil |»oifth'u| nrn-ntf
at the Uiilvi*r*ity of FJoikIm, irr<nvnsendites Finn
whoae liijilt* wun "After the Win,
Convention In Juno
WhatT
1*1 of, 4‘nl h ton m itlinrri (inn
mi 1 lu lu of tho F ifth
ftoanl bllll ti n whifit in iif li i h f i *a
1 I'lign -• iduhI Dislrlrl met a t
pvrird (41 rvnult fm rn th e w a t , |iu\lu>u4 lli'iii li y t-slrrila y n ftc rMr. Mon Ison mcmI, I hey writ*
hiuui unit iti.,i nsni-il p lans fo r thu
ars much mors ingenious and
Ihertln lies our greatest potential
danger,' (Trig. Grit
liutchlson
asserted.
’T refer of course to that form
of attack which come* front with
in and causes nations to disinte
grate from disunity and factional
strife; also that form of attack
which causes Industrial confusion
and sanctions osb lla g v ,' tli« o ffi
cer declared.
“Our defense demands that wo
determliM the suurcv of thesn
gtrrns and that we destroy them
a t that source. Brig. G»n. llutcM
Three Sanford Boys Are Elected
Sons Of Legion District Officers
U v n m
llie
Fi f t h Column Is On 167th Rotary V. ............ * itl Nu*i war*
llnhuti luiviii it ml air
ii.iv
vtunk I I erutsrra»
Greatest D anger District Meeting! it*11f tli .tml
r i fif *
u Mill mu rim* and
Teachers will be Miss Zilleh
1. A IniKiif nf iiaUoiu* similu'
to th t oiir for mv«f nflrr the World
....................I 1 1h i v -- n t m u
2. A finleialhiri whlrh would
romhiiie the louijlrii-s nf Euiopr
Into till* I hi It i d St 14 ten nf KllMt|"
(■>
ta*
liv id
to
lliilfiilu N t
.Pun,- ltd to J u ly 4,
it m i- u p o i l i i l
tiiilay by W . I.
Hug In-), mvinlu r ul thu H anford
W ar.
Then* 1 * Jlltle piiRsihi Ity
o f thin, Prof ( 'i trlH o n Iwlirves,
I lull
I
C l.......
I I IH si-rid
al-iHit
200
Because of Ihr many iMinfllctM m ■li li itiitu - tu tin- I'uiivi-ntiun," Mr.
II up in « - 1 - 1 i-il
"It i- cstim alc-ii
rare am! I»4*li**f* * hith wtiuhl hiive tti.it tin- n lll in- tin- litTgrst CupU) br 41vcrrunic, Pm f f urlrtun nl
B«i *aw lillli* po** thill ty for n iitiii(- u In 1,1 liy Hu' T u n nst-nd urfcifcraUun of lli* kind, Mr Mn<- l-uiurultun mill it I- * ip ci-tril th a t
.'ti,nun m il in- pii'm nt
I'at Canrlaon rrpoitril
II.>11 uf Miiitnl Mill I •- onit uf tha
9. An Aiitflo t ‘ S n llanci* Gpolice the moi hi with *hip* hast'd
at atratrifi* potnlM Though Hit*
would b4* "4**pcn*tvi' and htiiody.
Prof. CarTt*tort *alri there l* n
real p4i»«lhihiy of It* wcurrinu
Tht United State* would be at u
dlmadvunlMk’' , he w iim d, because
Ita Interests are principally run
tinental rather than worULwid.
Kn ifLand would profit more from
I f W a ll a a e t
•«
N f*
T iro l
- p - a l .r ......... .lutt pi-i--iinip alli-ndt-i] lh a
iiji’i In,,- ut D aytm ui Hi-ach yesl«iihi>, Mi liuglii-> sunt. J . IfW in , nniii'iuil ri-p u -sm ta tlv a fo r
ii.
I i im iib iiii I plan,
spoke, and
G iin h hi W ili'iis, O rlando led m a ss
ring ing
I*. V. D ia s , ch a irm a n u f
tin- d i-trlc t, p ro ililcd .
Thu n ext
d i- t iu t cunvcntioN w ill ba livid
in I 'nmil 1‘ark JTfffft i!2^
Defense Force Meets Tonight In
Attempt To Enlist 10 Needed Men
Bhs®-ej in d
other mimbara of Mo staff. Later
a diganr was oorvad to all prasent n$ tha Lofton Hut a t Orlands.
OUmr district affiaara af the
B m Of lha Lagton alactad ycw-
wi th
*•••rmsitt t ,<Ht|>w I i n v f p o n e Ir.’iDil l l n t i - l i lirfi-impH in a n •
ill 1(«, k wi-st
fatten ,
but
Ni'tv / r a l a i i i l
f u r it'a
havo
( iiiiiili-t .nl tin kt'tl IImi "fievortt
fig h iin i'
is I'tttilin n in g ’’ i n
Hint Hi'ilnp nl' ( ’r r t o , t h o
l l n l i s l i n lun ti-il tinlnv.
Map, top, show* whi*r«* N hm mr hornr *lu>< k tr«in|H
uph»*l
Malrml airdrome (arrow ) lo mil*-* «milhwrM of €*«n**«, uiipdol
€ rete, ('andta, the liland** lurge-it <•11y, aUo wne vhittird horn
British defenders Map, bottom. *h<iws where Nun fu iii* uromid
Mosul ( I ) *re tit a position t■« m i the llnkfn pi|n- lito mi j t o >'«fend the Aleppo-M osul radwity (2) on whtrh Eret* From h foicr*
claim N ail munitions were hliippcd into Iraq, (tntmh took u kt y
float (H| near Ruths «imi iuptureil Iraqi troops at Enllujah |H
King Ibn Haud of Sa udi*Aitttitn from Riyadh (A ) deiinthlcti tvn
aton of the Trans-Jordan town of Akaha (b ). Iraqi filer* a ttu k id
a British airdrome at Amman (H) In Trans-Jordan.
Sli-s Carmlta Barber.
Two alg weeks terms will be
held, the first beginning June V
and tha second beginning July 21
and running through Aug. 29.
Primary, grammar, Jnnior high
and senior high departments will
be offerad. so that all children
needing help in any subject will
find assistance, It was explained.
Students wishing to rtmova a
condition will be required to
complete at least one six wackx
term, while others working for
Improvement may attend for any
lenrth of time desired.
Thoae interne ted in summer
school are aakad to confer with
the
teachers for more tnformaScott 0 . McIntyre, youngest son
of Mr. and lira. K. II. McIntyre tlon.
and part-time employs g t lha |HgCORRECTION
gly Wiggly* store for tha past
IS months daft today for serv
Throguh 0 typographical arice. with tha United States Ma
itad m Saturday’s
i l t la tha thin) son of Mr. and Issuf of Tha Sanford Herald
that
tha
Bnndlee
for Britain
Mrs. McIntyre to Join tha service.
Charles II, McIntyre la with tha Benefit Party which was bald In
144th Infantry at Camp Bland- tha Mnyfalr BoUl an Apr. 14,
netted Um sum of g l0 9 .il. Tha
figures should havo boon $ 190.01 ,
(A.P.)
in I he hat lie of t rete and
"int|totlanl Ii-ti-r-r- no long
er an- i n loon-it vtilh" hy
tiern ian t. the lueMv placed
■ommi-iilar t
lllm -t
Au>
llriil-.i hlaml a—erlrd today.
t iithmiet-.f iitihlary spoken,
men n--erled the Ocrmani
amt ItalianVirtually- hod
-il'etl out the itu l.r r aertion
of tto- Ifni at N att'a Kaalrrn
M i-lilel liiinail fleet. Of 13
e ru i-eithe Kerman* *ald
here known I,, h ate been
l*a-eit al t rtiunlria. the High
t ontnimiil lepoitrtl It hod
lii-i n sunt.
111
City Commission wlU
i rajprtu^m eeting tonight
Goods, Ray Will lama and
■buffer war* In gL To-
t
1
^ SAUDI A R A B I A
Wrlsh lfias Prances Morrow and
ini n n
r- Van
IIRIM IV
The
llr ili.l,
Mediterranean
M et ha- anffered * “devaslatiitr” Mott in malrhing Its
S S & fe jF
4Ut diatrict g a fu ln a f Jackson,
villa, Mr. TVawtek said. AasUt-
□
IRAN
1KerfmnsM
it Term Of
miner School
Begins June 9 Hutchison Warns Reports Given
Scott McIntyre Joint
U. S. Marine Corpe
1 / a small faa to defray
British Officer <’ 1
Still Confident
Proposal Is Termed
“Grievous Attack”
On Human Rights
a t tho Sanford
/'.mu>tu«r .‘■rhool wUi.oprn *IUi a
full pnigrnrn uf events for I lie
glimmer,* by the ^Clty ItccrmlHIM
Dc|uirtirrnt,
including
ganir*.
handcraft*, vttimniing cl*»»<--, a
liny 'lay. nil u hiding up tilth n
one week summer camp fur girl-.
Mi** Mniri-un, rccrcaUnti diu-ciur, •nnnam-cd tudsy. '
The first week of the, ptugi mil
.*ill he devoted In uigniiiiiilinn
of various phase* of On- •uniim-r
gatiica and other gcitvlttc* mtlt
the starting of ‘t e a m
in >nli
hall and ether compelltite -purlDivision of participant- will te
mai|o tho same s i Inst year with
boy* and glri* under 12 yi-m»
rtansifieil 'as mldgols. 12 to Ifi
SB Intermediates, and tl-ise l i t e r
to as seniors.
To develop leadership, volunt'.'ir leader* will be rhnm-n fur
the playground each week to help
In the crganltatlon of artitlt(< s.
I’ulliclputien in a number uf dif.
ferrnt phases of p'aygruund ac
tivity will be stressed and a sys
tem of point! for taking part In
a ipo rt or activity will U- winked
Attack Is Made JJn*
der Cover Of AW
Bombardment .Witlf
Additional T ro o p d
Conscription Of
Irish Denounced
By Eire Premier
the playground
tlma and place of the classes will
ba announced tster.
Swimming classes for boy* and
girls will start Monday morning,
June I , a t lOtOO o'clock al Kan.
■endo Spring* with special rites
given to Students' in lha classes
through tha courtrwy of Herbert
• f the springs,
swim rlasses far
Tusiaday, June IT,
la tha nfUrnoon.
Poppy Day
NUMBER 224
MONDAY,
NewDrive To
Germans Penetrate British
Pass Pension
Fund Is Made
Defenses In Canea Sector
Efforts Of Berlin
WASHINGTON, May . 26
— Stephen Early, pteeldeqtlel aecretary, geld today
ll* had an *idea Berlin “U
trrln* to do anythin* i t can
to' becloud” Pra*Jd«nt Rooae*H*a f Iraida chat tomorrow
FLORIDA.
complete the Seminole Count*
Dafanaa Force, th* group will
moat a t the Armory tonight al
8:00 o’clock to attem pt to or
ganic# folly, Captain E. C- H ar
per aaid thia morning.
Although 10 man are all that I*
hearted to raiaa tie fore* to the
required 10, Mr. Harper expressed
a reminder that 10 la only th*
■mindtsl
Anyone In te r n tad ta
vxkrd to get In toucb with Captain
Harper, LL W. D. Hofmann or
Ll. John I.. Galloway.
"It would bo a shams fo r this
county to fall to coma up to tba
requirement* of the atata dafanaa
force and ba left out of tha ar»
yimitation," Mr, llarp ar said.
"With aa tew man Beaded now w*
should go wall ovar tho mialnutm
tonight to wa can U ready for
our organisation and have au>
equipment Issuad."
In n latter race lead from Vhrta*
Colllna, head nf tha «U te dafanaa
force*, tha following la apotadt
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of oonio ajw o tltloo o f EagHah
and American literature of the
seventeenth, eighteenth, and tb s
MRS. IRVINO FEINBKHG nineteenth eentoriea. L ater in the
year 1040 Dr. Berg purchased the
collection o f English and Ameri' A nrw center fo r the study of ran w ritinga of the nineteenth
‘t i g i l s h and American literature and tw entieth centuries brought
M l been created In New York In together bjr Mr. W. T. It. Itowe,
t i e course of the te s t year a n d 'a president of the American Book
h a lf. Tha Ineldeilu responsible Company. Mr. Howe's library of
printed and
fo r this development h a re sue IKAOO volumes,
•boded each oth « r'w !th a rapidity m anuscript, had been formed
Unusual In the book world, for s i through nearly «i c e n tu ry of a p .
a rule library-m aking progress! s plication to th e tn .k of creating
-by alow stages. I t was only In u collection which slould l e not*
February, 1040, however, th a t Dr. able for Its w raith of underlying
A H «rt A. Iterg greeted a mem m atrria’s no less than for Its
orial to his brother, Dr. H rnry Possession of the great rarities
W . B srg, In thg form of a prcai-n-1 Roth the llsrg end the Ih w e col
ion to thd Mew York Public lections con alne.t n rre n l many
n a ry of hla puraonil rollrc Ion manuscripts published and un.
piMIshed nutograph letters, and
other original m aterials valuable
to the retio rch student.
It has n :w bern annuunced th a t
in your
to the llerg and Howe r dire Hope'
ST E L L A R ?*
I f
has freen added the llhniry wMrm.
r:l I v Mr. Owen I). Young, the
^Ifl Jointly of Mr. Young and of
lb» lll-rnry'a generous iH-nrfnetor,
Dr. Albert A. Derg.
Public knowledge of Mr. Young
na n collecUr wna greatly widen.
I rd aome fifteen yrnra ngo. when
Ihe am i red the “Tnm rdlgnr" found
by Ch-iilea K. fioodapcnl in an
I unlikely place In W orrheeter.
Maaa. T hat Iranaiclion, fully re .
!laird In Mr. Ooodapeed'a “ Yankee
i llookarller,” w o. uf Ihr a ir t Ihgt
! bookmen love tn ta'k about and
to dream nhout na poaalhly ocrurlng In th rlr own rnw rlrnee.
A few yeare Inter tno Pog raa.
trrlal In the Young library waa
gilded lo by the even aenreer
Bjr J.R . WILLIAM?
ilea And Anthon
O M A B i a THIDCTy-TOKJ
C O A N 6 T O L IF T A U T T L R
THIKkJp L IK E T H I S INTO
YOUR. M A C H IN E W H E N
YOU C O U L D D O IT A L O N 6 /
L O O K XT T H I S - J U S T
HOLD T H IS E N D U P A N D .
R U N THfC C E N T E R . IN —/
^
WHY, N O T H IN ’ T O I T / J
last.
FRRR D E L IV E R Y -P H O N R W#
BILL’S PACKAGE STORE
'>
4A J
Mf PTDDT BTPPPT
FLOOR SANDING
N sw
flo o n i
H u rfic e d
to
p e rf e c tio n
O ld O o o n m a d e lik e n e w .
M. GLEASON
EVALEEN’S
BEAUTY SHOP
•
’
•
JOHN MARTIN BCHNATZ.
n e n t i i A nciiN A T X .
in
n o t i c 'd t o
t iih c o u r t
r s iB iir r o s ia
r a a coun*
of
TV jrtM JR. aRSSINOt.M COUN*
TV. FLORIDA. IN FROHATR.
In rej Eclats «f ARTHUR W.
KNOX, deceased.
T«» A IJ. t'ltE D IT onn AND f r r WINK IIA VINO l-LAIMB OH DEMANDM AHA INST BAIII EgTATE:
Y»u end <mcb of ysu are barel-r notified and required le prenen( any clalma and demands which
yon. nr either ef you. may have
nsalnst the enisle of A rthur W.
Kriua, deceased, late of said Coun
ty. lo ih" County Judge of Hemln..le County. Elorlca. a t hla ofrice In Ihe court house of sold
County at Hanford. Florida, w ith
in eight ralin d ar monlha from Ihe
of. . ,h * ,,r
,t Pnhllratlon
of
•ILT*
tile notice
Kaeh
claim or damand shall be In writing, and
shall slala lbs plans of realdtnrs
and post of fled address of ihe
rlalmanl, and shall he sworn In by
Ihs rlalmanl. agent, or nilornry.
claim or demand not
no f11«at shall bo void,
MART JAMEH KNOX.
Aa sasrulnr of tha |-nst Will ,„<j
Teaisment of Arthur W. Knoa
f&IS THERE GOLD^l
S
WINES - GINS - LIQUORS
n'rlorh « . g , n M a M s there*
■Iter aa the m a tter m ay b e heard.
e ; p ly to the J u d ge e f th s <C1rrnlt
< "urt. la aad t e r Memlnele C oaaty
at aaBterd. ForM a, ter a a Order
«
adontten * f
A lbert
Joseph
r m k a h o e le r . a minor, under the
" 7 ’» • » Albert J o e e .h
Bek n s is
T his th a l l t h d a y a t J b r A. D
•mm, mm
y e a tn th e C trralt C ourt In and
ta r n e m a e ls C o a a ty . F ie r i* * . la
C hancery, b y R U BY L E K P R tN R
in d y o u a r e h e r e b y r»u o Ired t e
IN TDK JUDICIAL COURT OP
TDK PT1I. JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF TIIH hTATM OF FLORIDA.
IN AND FOR gRMINOLM COUN
TY IN n*ANCRRT.
JE N N IE
CARTER
Complainant,
UICII A lin
L O N 0IIT A F F
VH.
II.
IJIN U H T A FF.
• LIQUORS
• SCOTCHES
• WINES
.
RR SU RE T O V ISIT
NICK’S
Package Store
Da-
fendanl,
TO ItlfrUARD I.'. IJrNDHTAFF
who*)' nddrvRfl and rttld in r* if
.MORE FOR LESS EVERYDAY AT TABLE SUPPLY!
G E N E V A
... J
.
the engine* in this 1941 Ilulck
SrauALt
‘
.*
•’«! j
•
The engine Ilist regularly power* this
Berics develop* 115 horsepower and
. turns up 2QJ mile* per gallon at e
steady 30 mile* an hour in Proving
>p* 128 horstpowor end goo* 21J
per gallon by exactly the seme
Thera'* mora from Io«a g**ollne-*ml
ft come*, literally# *»f of lkiu air.
Jweeute tbe fate carburnton In this
«xd ualv* Bulek feature hendlo e larger
ekr voiutn* than oan be provided eft-
clvnlly by a •Infle mixer.
W all let you fi<uro out whsl extra
power m»J extra mileeje mean In
extra fun, extra thrill#, extra MtlaUotion.
W ell let you lb * up, too, bow nloe
i t la to travel farther ipora pleeaently
- o n e s much os 10% to 15% lees gaso
line then former Buicks used.
Dut for the whole picture, Just go get
sense), loeel, delivered price* oo-e
Bukk.
/•
/At*:'
Y oull Ind that nowhere el*e een you
buy the tame *1m ,
t h e s a m e t t y l c , th o
s a m e p o w x r , th o
aam o co m lo ti at
A
A f l
th a a s m * lo w b a r -
I, s $ |
Home On Furlough
France W ill N ot
Surrender F leet
Miss W inifred l.unilqulst of
risk Park, III., spent last week
end with her friend, Miss Mary
Stones.
Mrs. (5. C. lu-Ftls presided ov
er Ihe last P. T. A. mecllqj; for
the year on Tuesday. The new
officers are:
president,
Mrs.
(irsce Mathli-ux, vice president,
Mi«s Mary
Htones,
serre'ary .
Mrs. I.uln Mornn, treasu rer, Mrs.
Clara
Brown, historian, Mrs.
Pearl Yarborough. Thev were In
stalled by Mrs. K. D. Koontt
of Oviedo.
A fter the business session,
Mr*. LeKIls was presented with
n P. T. A. pin by Mrs. Koontt.
from the nssoeletlon.
Those graduating
from
the
eighth grade here are: M arjorie
llaldem an.
Mildred
Douglass.
Dials Crosley, Joy M erritt, Ruth
Rtever, CJene Levy, Oliver Msthleua. George Cook.
Charles
Hendricks, Oswald Adams. F ran
ces B a ite r.
An outdoor pageent
‘ The
Feetlvel of N ations" will be giv
en a t the school on Wednesday
MoV 20, at 3:00 P. M. Nineteen
ns'lons will he represented. Ev
eryone Is Invited.
The H sntlst Missionary Socie
ty held Its req til"' meeting a t
tho home «>f Mrs W. CL Anders
on
Thursday. Those
pream t
were: Mr* C A Oldham. Mr».
Mathew P a rr'.h , Mrs D rirgern.
Mrs. H arev G -'ger. Mrs. Dorcas
n etger Ml** Mrn-v P’ones. W*s.
J !Un Hnpdetnh. »»*« LaPne AJerm*n. Mrs.
I's r e l
Prevntt,
Mrs. Re-ih* Lindsey and Mrs.
ini B. Dlghton, wko
who was
tutted from the firs t course
renam e midshipmen a t the
8. Naval Academy a t A u
dio, ltd ., last week, ' Is vie
- hla parents Mr. aad Mr*.
L Dlghton of Hanfcrd.
Date For Civilian
Registration Will
Be Set Next Week
STEAKS
S te a k
N g ir ritiAnn
W h ite B a c o n lb . 1 5 c
t
nT.m ess i.ois o r • *
P o r k R o a s t....lb , 2 5 c
lb . 3 2 c
Butter
U p
T o
ed
T o _ F i»
F ro m
B e
A sk
B la n k s
15c
B a c o n . ............. l b . 1 7 V a c
a m macau roiuc
•
B a c k b o n e lb . 15V ac
J * H I * - t A ** ■**%.,«—»
,T U s nstMn b a i i s r v H a r
proclamation ioouod yesterday by
O brarnor Bpeasant
U Holt and'
U N O R tila SI.AR
15c
S h o u ld e rs
TIUdlKR
P o r k L iv e r ...J b .
15c
H a m s ............. l b .
P o rk
f s j wfpilR for
S
BKIHt.RII
W i e n e r s ........ ! ,1 b .
lb .
S id e s lb .
1 2 V 'a c
W *
15V 2C
SALT
2 pkgs....15c
5 lb*. 25c
m ow D ScR
»
Ing to proem* plans announced by
Mr. Sharon, while 'W hen will be
established a t convenient places
ihroagboat Um county.
Among th * t o sot M r * and a c tiv
ities listed on Um . blanks a n :
Beaman, accountant, athletic
Instructor, bus driver, carpenter,
fa control compositor, cook, general machin
ist, homing plgoo* fancier, lathe
-nerater, lawyer, map-maker, me-
.
Peas 2 no. 2 cans 19c
5VjC
Pie Cherries...... 10c Napkins....pkg.
■SI'SSKLMAN
Vinegar.....q t 1214c
box
19c
Paste.
q t 33c
KHI). CAY
M ay
U pon
U -B o a t
T r u c k e r s
S unk
It tablnt, by n voter voir, an
am rndm rnl Rrp. Overstreet of
Dade offered to t i e proposed re
vision of the general occupation
al licenoe taa.
Overstreet said the revision,
prepared by a House committee,
would prohibit many bualnraa
firm s In larger cities such aa Mi
ami, Jacksonville and Tampa
from delivering products for cash
nalr. In nearby sm aller towns,
because they could not pay the
license. In scores of smaller
towns.
Hep. Clement of Plntllas, op
posing Overstreet, told the llouao
“ It's tlm r fur ua little devils from
the small rountiea to get togeth
er and gang up on these big coun
ties ami require these trucks to
pay ua aome licenses."
An act passed by Ihe 1P37
Legislature
prohibited
Item s,
charges by smaller towns against
truck deliveries from other cit N e d S m i t h
ies.
N e w
B
T hr Legislature voted yesterday
lo amend Ih . preaenl UncmployC
u
t
D
o
w
merit compensation law by plac.
Ing .70,000 rllru s packing house
N'sw .Smith,
w orkrrs under It.
T hr House, which earlier had
turned down a proposal lo In
clude the parking hoaae employ,
ea, rtveraed Itaalf yesterday and
paaoed, 73 to 6, senate bill broad
ening Ih# law to covet such work-
Following drdteatlon of Ontarlo'4 monument in
Toronto lo courage dleplayej by King G eorg, and
Quren E lltabrth In visiting Canada In 1039, Ontario
school rhildrrn mailed photographs of th r monument
lo B ritain's two prlnrraara with a personal I -tier.
Students of I^indsdownr School
In
Toronto, are
shown writing ih . letter.
Changing Chain rogram Told For Roy Williams Is
lemorial Service
High Scorer At
S to re Licenses
iunday At Church
Gets Opposition W P. It rooks, Jr., chaplain of Gun Club Shoot
itep res curette* H hafrr,
Polk
argued
th a t
parking
A ta a e w a rta ra okaukl receive the
bgoeftta of th e taw beegtm they
I N %ln a “field of work es-actly
parallel to canning plant workrrs
who already ant under the law,”
8hafer said e ltn u processing end
packing “definitely Ihould
be
classed as m anufacturing."
Representative Horrell. Orange
countv, offered a series of a.
mrndmenU to omit from th . bill
varloue special classes of pack
ing house employes but ell w rrr
rejected. Horrell contended ih*t
Docking house workers “should
be classed aa agricultural labor,
a group which everyone ag i.ee
should not be placed under Ihr
workmen’s unemployment rom .
peneatlon law."
Ha also said ths law would
Indirectly ponallie
the
small
grower by fnrreatlng Ihr m at
of processing and packing hla
fruit.
The bill, which now goes to
Govamot Holland for bis approv. I
civilian dsfanag county,
MORTON
Factory
Pack
KMAm %
M a y o n n a is e
RRD
W om en
15
Jam#* 0 . Sharon, Jr., sscrrtery
•4 thg Bamlnolr County Dsfsna*
Council, HRnouncsd today a maaa
m s*ting will be held sometime
" M t W R k t» dec Ido tha date for
th# v#)RRte#r rsglatratlon of aogR
C h e g N e . ______ : 1 b .
E m o ry
Ctniphrll l.ossing Post No f>.1 of
|li«’ American l.rglun and chain. 2 W o m e n T u r n
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First Baptist
f'hurrh
Hutiday
Hoy WiBKms, with u s m
of
m an a g er of th* glKht at M00 o clock
100 in the slow fur- a . >ald*
Huy Urn J (* Hutchison will and ii match score f 2h»*. wn*
a i f thr mruuirial addirss, and ths top man In the K ^idar w»rk
Vi4 scriplurr and invocation will ly sldMit of the Srminsdr Gun
kr yIVt*n ly thr Rrv Martin J Flub yesterday afternoon at t 'i
Himlo Mild thr Rrv J It |<im»1
tange near the llotid \lavf*ui un
Music will include a soli*, the lakefront.
•.SlHi.,1 hy Amritca,* sun# hy
Other scores mi tit.
pi«io|
Mat *hi Slinrciphrr, the word* >f range w n ef
^ h t'h w ire written hy Willard
Jasper Wolfe, !»?. Inn Wrhh
<'«Minol|y and thr mu*ic hy llu n y :»6; Howatil Williams. «i5; Wil
WW»tcr Mr fniftotiplicr ami the liam HronJf«r,
J A flowaid.
t hoir will sihK *'tf(mI lllr«n A m rr-| t'J, I co Ilutner. 'M . Jim Alientea,"' ami llu- aodicncr will jinn I y. kH; |ii«k Yernny, M), and
hi two hymn*. "I’omr Thou Al t a i l
Williams, 74.
mighty King
and "America
Others who filed inclu«lr«i Mr*
David Gatchrl. 8i*minolr High W K Itakn of l^lkr Mai v, K W
school -tudrnt. will play lap*. ' M« t all and William Mison
On
•»hich will hr follow inI by a ten thr ii fie rang*, acme* *•( f»0
yaril*. prone weir <*roigr (o ik ,
tifl; < V Mc.Mlartuw nr. and Mr
Butni'r. !•?»
Match m mi*•*• mi it
It W 1111*4111
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II WllliuinJ AIl.-i>b>
M t. itl.ink.l
City News Briefs
tartaiMr, rwdl* *stginasr, sheet
mstal worker, etenograptwr. ear* of 911 end s m cilm um psym rnt
geo*, totegroplwr, track driver, period o f 11 weeks.
veterinary, mad X*rty operator.
Separate blanks era furnished Sanford Man To Be
for women eolsateera, covering
rooks, ambulance drivers, wait On «We The People’
resses, typist*, to ath tn and oth
Willard Connolly of Bsnford, a
ers.
Carl Broroln of Tampa, vice grandson of A rtslkeld M. Wil
u ssw o try
35c I T o m a to e s
Dog
Food
O M R nU«AR
w te. eoa I JC flfl
I
Peas mcd. can llV zcl Coffee l-lb> can 2 lc | Eggs,
c ha Irm as s f Um R tsta Defena* lard. who painted the wall-known
Council, ootltstng tb s purpose of " j p ir it of *7S" Wtli appear on the
the reglsIraUoR, said *tbe object “ We th s Peopis" radio program
is to prerids a necessary personneQ post from which to draw
volunteer w r ite rs la every dlvtalon, hi rose thorn workers
should be needed. N et only tbs
Jo n
B trathcr, sothoa of the
fam o u s.-M n . Miniver," ha* mod*
FRE&H FRUITS
Texas ONIONS
sp w N o n m e corn
to be produced.
W H IT E LIM A S, T U R N IP
PROCLAMATION
G R EEN S, R E D BEANS
i World W ar e f
1V1T-19U
lh*
and Sem M oi*-C ounty gave theif
e f the United State* la an asaUod
I soiM w ere called ep ee to •aerlflc*
A
:
W E till
^ -r X
(G U S H
j u n m
tAvaQaidr M slight estr*
F
8 K K V IC E
a
' -4 W• 1^3
y others were **lUd upon te aacrifie*
with ra*u)Uitg safferiag and herdablp*
nillas which e*eU*ea to tkl* dafi and.
memory of tkoo* patriotic oacrtftce*
fraoh In Um minds ef petrieti* efildd ahoeld he. extended te th*** ritll
* T in W g
T r5:
e f mwe h eats throughout the
S tele o f Florida, kavjng in iu
m*mkw«hlp many more mbbU In
fs p se Ja a t RMrritante than It ha.
rim e r chains a r large Independent
a" r T U
rv «»>•
ea*- teS
w r o f Um City *f
May 14, I N I , Feppy
t to dhoorv* the day
C h a ir
llimatel
R oyal
U p
O ak
F or
Is
L ost
I1KRLIN, May 2J.-</P>-<i»p.
nian subm arine, Inve anil 110,HOn Iona of Bliliah ahlpplng to
thr bottom of the Atlantic la re
cent operations, Ihr N ati High
Command announced today
Thr command
acknowledged
that t i n many t ere ll-bont com
mander, Q uenthrr P rim , had
Iren given up for l»at with hi*
ah Ip P rim tank tha Brltlrh batllrahlp Royal Oak at Scapa Flow
Oct. f». IBS*.
Another IS,000 tom of m er
chant (lip p in g wa« aaid lo have
*rrn aunk by subm arine. in lone
nttarka, and 21,400 Iona were
•link In Weal African water a.
The N ail Luftwaffe'« blggrat
victory of the war uvei th r llrlli«h fieri waa rlalmrd la d night
III rfflrlal account, of « furinu.
iwn.day battle near Crete where
four British rruiaria and “.r v
I ml deatroyera" w rir -aid to huve
been aunk and a dairn o lh rr w ar
-hip. Including a battle,hip bailly crippled
The
ambahing virlory, nn
nounrrd In a aprnul High Cum
imind rommunlqur, appeared tn
mean Ihr Ilritlah M rjilri lanran
flrrt hud auffrred th r heavier!
Inaaea inflicted U|ion any navy In
any alngle engagement amce O r
World War Hattie of Jutland
Thr l.uftw affr
attack, by
KtuVa dlvr bumhrra arreaniing
down on Ilritlah war«hipa rang
lug flnm tkaltleahip* In .mall dr• Iroyrra, »a» called a part
the
l.altlr of Crrli- w hrrr air-borne
Herman tmopa are .aid lo l»• r u m , more anil more key poai
I Ion, on tbr Hi ittah-Orrrk Island
l»(*e.
S a n fo rd
S tu d e n t
k e ls o n
Ih
As Direst Need
W ho
A t
F ^ le c te d
DKI AND. May 2.1
fR pnU li
— S y d n r v N n . S a n f o r d y o u th ,
w as r l e i t r d In (he p o st of g r a n d
alc h e m i s t r»f t h e local c h a p t n
of (iaiHiiia S ig m a E n -ilm i. c h n n
l*trv f r* ler lily * 1 Hie tan n t ' m
vrisity Tuesday
N it
* U ( c rr 4l**
M m a iik . *Uo «*f Sanf« r»l
21H l i aTr h1 ev new
4 h n n i s t r y g r o u p h aad
277 I* «h* •*••11 <»f Mr a n d Mr* S y d
2 flit n e y N 11 S a n f o r d , a n d 1 * u merit
254 hei of (ielta S ig m a P hi social
f r a t e r n i t y l f r Is o n e o f t h r t o p
r a n k i n g tubular* in t h r S t e t s o n
c h e m i s t r y d e p a r t m e n t , a n d a< •
live in c a m p u s o r g a n is a tio n * .
W o rk
11
Is
H u lle d
P la n ts
F ra n c is c o
In
A t
S an
R e g io n
WAHIIINUTN, May 11.—
rA .P .)—A
Joint
Hrnate*
llouaa rnnfprrnrr comialltew
agreed today on Irglalation
perm uting ih . govrniHianl
lo takp over the HO-odd for.
rlr n ahlpa now lying, idle In
American harbors. <)nlv »|.
nal approval of th r ,« ■ promUe version Is n r c t iu r y
lo send thr Mil lo Ihr White
House.
W A S H IN G T O N .
M uy 2.1
— </!’)— C h a ir m a n E tjitfrv S .
Id u u l o f th e M u ritinu* C o m m isn io tt
a d v o e n tp d
b e fo r e
th e S r n n tp d u fr u a e I n v e s ti
g a tio n c o m m itte e to<lny th o
u s e o f U n ite d S t a t e s fo r c e s
to b re a k u u it s t r i k e o f u n
ion m a c h in is ts w h ic h
has
tits l tin w o rk a t
11
s h ip
building plants in ih r San Franc ib co
Mira
ljiritl M irrtn l hr thought tha
govrinm rnt
ahoulU
u»** any
forcr<% It In* at hand to rnforev
Ita right to continue* work on
Ihr nhipB. which hr iir*ctibe<l an
ih r "moat diru nrrtl
m
Ihe
world today "
Hr Haid thru* t* "ju stifica
tion" for rv rry |>o««ible Ftc^i
th r govrrnintnt ran tak a" In
cluding th r
mr
of
U nitnl
State* force*—In
"ta k r
off
(hit picket line no that th r pro.
plr there ran go to woik "
Swiftly hi raking development*
auffeated U*t night th r Admintatrgtlon may Brelr rrp ral ef the
N eutrality Act ami concentrate
u formidable naval for«r in the
Atlantic to aaauir tlmt Ameri
can toid* of wai ira rh Hntain
unmolested
Mcpral of the fir lit I «Iit > liw
woulii mean that A m enm ii m er
chant ship*— now fortihldrn to
4*rtv aim am ent* to any nation
at wai or to entei combat cone*
could deliver th r good* right
to th r Ilrttiah dock"
Our high adm iniatratm n lead
er rh a irm a n George.
of
h*
poweiful Senate Foreign Rela
tions CommUtea—conceded that
ronvoya would not provide "the
full or complete or final anawei*'
to Ilritain'* war problem
Rooarvrlt may clarify th r Is
sue in hi* flraaldr chat to »hr
nation neat Turwdav night
l i n e are ^onu of the major
deve Inpmrnla
whit'll
indicated
that niomenlou* *tep* may bo
impending
I Within the pant 24 houM.
iwo member# of the President'#
cabinet— Navy RecreUry
Kno*
and S rcreU ry of W ar Btlmaon—
((■BliR«r4 ea f s i * T krw l
Sanford Citizens
Requested To Buy
Poppies Tomorrow
Miss Morrison To Start Swim
Classes At Sanl&ndo Springs
20 oo. a m Tem uto JU IC E
M IX ED V EG ETA B LES
J
M a s te r
I- Hlitru'i
f Hhaffri
D Vrrnay
D i.ru ..in , thr iiim mri pntgrain
uf (hr (iun ( lull. Nnl Smith, nacrrtary , *aut !<«!•> it hai! nut yrt
bvvn Jrfliittrly
il.clilrtl « h in A i r C o r p n K x a m
ahonla a mild l>r hrld during th*
( ’h n n g e s R e v e a l e d
lum m rr iih ntha
"It will <1'I'rfid un ths dsjr O s
fap tn in Constantine tlrWolski
s lu m clues, he rum m rntnt. “ If
is chief in*
Fred 8bupa and Miss Sac Anne ■tors* close Wednesday, wr .hall of Hnnford. .b o
Brock, both of DeLand, were is. shno! »n that day, hut If the ■tructor for the cadets In ths
• ued a m arriage license a t the merchants close Thursday wr air school st the Orlando Army
Air Hum . .nnounred tixlay that
Court House yesterday
■hall continue our matches then ' requlteinrnt.
for entrance Into
the
air corps are now easier !>c.
The Irena lllackshear estate D r . E d w a r d s V i s i t s
csii. c ot leernt change.
»aa issued a building permit yes
Candidate, sic requited lo p a x
terday to Jo general repair work
L ocal School H ead
only .even .ublecla, instead of
*>n a dwelling at 1310 ta k e Mary
and (tore I. more choice tn
Itoad at a coat of $36
l>r. W T Kilward., m rm hsr of nine,
the tnnve of subject., I'uplsin
tb r State Board of Kducation vis deWol.k
1 -aid
Thr regular monthly meeting ited th r uffic# or a tour of
The.e live .uhlects nrr
<>f District Number I of thr schools in thr soulhrrn part of
quln.l Kngli>! arithm etic, plane
Clorida H tstr Nurses Assoetallon th r a tatrr. Mi Ijiwlun said yr»- trigonometry,
plane geometrv anil
will be hrld at thr Chamber of tcnlay.
algebta Two
may be selected
Commerce In Orlando, Tuesday
From Sanford Dr
Kdwards teem the.e elementary
phy.ua.
evening. May 27, a t H:00. A board w rnt to I’nUlka for u visit to United S tn lr. history, world hi.*
marling will br htld at 7:30 o'. schools th rrr on hi. .Is.w eek tory, elerl■entarv, chemistry, and
•Jock. Mrs. I’hyllla loonard, state tour. Ilr viiltrd In Grnrva re any modem
language rs rrp t
rsacutlvs secretary will he the cently on a routine trip through English
guest speaker.
this section, Mr Lawton added.
College students who .how rer.
Ilf irate- that they have finished
any of these subjects tray get an
Rf) percent rta d e without taking
the eram 'rallon, Captain deWolakl paid
Richardson
poatpsiwment on grousda of am*
•rgency. Dad wss soon on <s half,
ran up th* street, carrying *
l*Oder to our nslghbor'c pear
tree to salvage the swarm. Bee
keeping la racily a full-time leh,
hot Dad msniged te prattle* law
on th* cldc, raise a family of
right aomahew, and let ua cat all
th# hencr.
7^ ,
.
L and,
Submarines Sink m a n O f M a r i t i m e
110,300 T ons Of CF oo mr mU i.s s i oS n. ' , A Ac t si ok ns
British Shipping Boats Described
G iv e n
M en,
R ound
F ees
O u ts id e
Ms la at I airdrom e sector, a fte r a
strong - B ritish
counter-attack
yesta r day had bean reported
M ptly aueeeosful.
Considerable
sw nfw rem eete o f parachute and
•U mu a tria ) troops gave
tha
ueroaana- the upper band there.
^■T.anden naaorted a tu rn
in
B fitU a’a
fav o r
In a furious
M m le w ith B ritish naval guos
lb. iS»/2<
C itie s
P la c e
226
Use Of Force To
End Ship Strike
Asked By Official
Levy On Trucks
Selling P roduce
Okeyed By House
S m a lle r
Durian Says Hitler
Did Not Ask For
‘ F ren ch Territory
NUM BER
Canadian Children Pay Tribute To Royal Courage
ccount For
Detachments
ttfristliwr and tha situation la
BRtififactory at both of those
pke*g on th« Nazi-invaded
u un d o f Crete, the BritUh
reported today,
illie Nazis still held the
N E W S
him In tha courtroom arguing *
n s * and would sneak a p to hi*
coattails and pasa th* message.
B u ic i S pecial 6 -b a sscn g tr S ecia n tt.
S 1006. W h ite sid e w a ll tires e x tra ."
SANFORD. FLORIDA,
-Ggrman air-borne detach*
KIMita both at Canadia and
B*tJno have been accounted
/arv In fierce haud-to-Jinnd
IKlDtVlDUMJTY
comer. Hla hostess sow it Just
m time, mid remarked amiably
“If I hod aut down on that then
would have hem another Ind!.
in uprising." Spontaneous too.
John K rakln. is one of threi
irrro n s linim ml by tho D epirtment of K tito !.y nn lnvltatl>n
lo visit various countries
Ir
South America ‘u» lecture and
In i-aluhliah ro n tn rts with per
•ons in their field of Interest.
The others rrv \ imro n WI 'del
■nd l»r. Itinh llnwmnn. Prof,
••or Rrsklno la tho author ol
"(live Mr l.lherly" -ind “Can.
Timvn's Women."
(’. II. M rK en frt >*inls light
in Mr. Archibald Moe Irish 's
'iatnnl nmnnri tow ards bonk,
'tis-pers
un-l
Ibolr
offnprlnu,
TI .• sorlnl consequences of book,
i-rnlnt In n small town," Mr
MeK.nrtek affirm s, "are more tn
d rradnl than railroad tracks.
Your neighbors rate you fo r It.
tnd they hind together to erect
'•a-rlera to keep you out of colledgo until, praise
God, along
omes n Sir /.re h i'o ld and says.
'You Apia’ Ians, rom e and get It,'
>uat like he throws ouen tho b lj
llbra’y and tell* Congressmen
bow to find Thermopylgg and t i .
n'alna the T rsjsn horses and surji
lik e .. ...M y
motions ore go
of a heekeeper. He,Ides keeping
‘ *ee. Dnd was a law yer In a
•ountrv-srat town (though not In
he Middle W r i t , Out his pro
fession w ai only ineldmtiil. The
' *on look inoel of hie time, ond
bo' h a ) to read up on them
nlirhle In the library.
"They always swarmed during
June Court, and .it tried to ednvert them lo belter way# of Ilf*,
Including shorter hours, restrict
ed flight arena, liettrr housing
with rerroitional facilities and
so forth, but they refused. They
“vldrntl drciJeil this waa n free
**o couniry and they would come
m d go i t they pleased Dad must
have admired their spirit, fo r be
would as soon lose a case as a
NEWSl'AFMK
rile with thd Clerk e f said Oaart
at hts Office la ths Coert H a p s
•f Seminole Cneaty, y itrU h la
Baaford, Florida, y ear writ tea aa*
pearsnre (pernonallr e r by a t
torney) la said salt on the first
Monday In Jane, l t t t . betas (be
second day of sold month, and
thereafter le n i t with eeld Clark,
your written dtgeeeea. If any, to
the bill of complaint la sate salt
at the time prescribed by law.
Ilerela rail lo t or tadgm rat will
be enter** against yaa by default.
It Is further ordered that this
order ehall be published enre a n . w v E t i c S t " ” * " ' *
week for four roaw cullvs weeks
Cnmnlslnsat’s ftollrltar.
In The Hanford ll-coU. a news
paper of a e n e ra t. rlreaU tloa pub
lished In Hanford, Florida.
WITNESS my hand aad tha seal
of an Id Court at Hanford. Florida,
IF YOUR TA STE DEMAND*
this Itih day of April. 1*41.
a P HF.nNDOW.
T H E BEST IN
As Cl'eh of said Circuit Court
Hr A. hi. WF.KKH,
,
Deputy Clara
(O FFI'IA L HEAL)
(ullllfu*.
"M urders In the llu . Morgue”
which Dauber and Pine, of New
York, had found nmong an odd
lot of hooks nurchnsiil a'tout thal
Um#. These, however, were proh.
ably patches of Mr. Young's eol.
'e e lln t. II Is oniy by years of a»ald'.ua search for IH. g re a t hookth a t a library of (ho character of
ti.la which lia-i now come t i tlx
New York IV d ie l.llro ry can I
found. The eollertinn numbers be
tween ten and fifteen thousam
books and ninnua< rils earli n*
which has hern sr'trto d for ll
Importance In Kngllsh or A m .riran letters, for b/dlovraphloil In
teieat, and for condition. Many
■f lha hooks in to . collection um
?elebrated rnpi.s known to blh'logrnnhrrs and eollerturs. It b
era ll f y in ir Ihnl Ihi-se liav. now
lieen made nvnllallr for oehnlarly
uses.
T h e re 's. n good anecdote In
Roderick I'ratlie'a “The Incur,
ah'e Romantic." When he was a
small boy he was a guest In
the home of a family friend who
bed m arried an Indian
girl;
pleat# note th a t the wife was
wall educated and highly (steam
ed. The visiting lad, behaving
Ilka an ordlnnryl boy, put a
lack In a chalrn for the n est
'
Sanford Is Tha Only Central
Florida City Affordlnf Rail, High
And Water Transportation
n « s r smy
witi ja ty Tilt, A. D. l»tL Fall
net 4hen In a r a deerve pee m b frsso Will be eattrM s ta le s t yea
in s sale cause prosec* •* parts.
It la rartnee erCsrsd that this
notice. shall be published ones a
week for four (<) coaoecatlve
weeks In the Hanford HsraML a
orsrapeper or gearral elreulallaa
published
la aemlaele
Ceualy
Fieri* a.
W7TNKM the effletel seal or
the above stytid rourt aad the
hand er the rie rk thereat, this
! « ! » # • * «f May. A. D* 1*41.
(nCAL)
^
.
a f . fienHDOTf
CT#rli I>r th r AM»T0
Town.
r i l h r i * a aloe branded as
t tha s ta ta a n e t th a t no rap
raaoataUv* of the B etter Bbslnex
A m e ririlse waa proaoat a t U>*
WEATHER
“Learn te fkwlm Campaign will
be started Monday morning a t
IOiOO o'clock o t Um Sonlsndo
Springs pool under tbe sponsor>klp of tho City Recreation Do.
srtnsent with Miss Eleanor Mor
rison, recreation director and A
merican Bod Cross swimming In.
■tractor, teaching th* claaoc*.
Every morning next week botwsoa tho hours of 10:00 o'clock
and 11:00 o'clock, boys and gtrla
of all ege* ora Invited to attend
th* saosiona, Miss M onlaoa cold.
During th* week the participants
will ha divided late three classes,
beginne rs. Intermediate* end ad
vanced students, fo r Um regular
S tarr, manager of
Ranlando T w o M o v l e a S h o w n A t
Springs yesterday, a special class
L a k e M o n ro e S ch o o l
for lodlts yill b* started Juno IT
to bo held every Tuesday after,
noon a t 2:00 o'clock, ih# added,
and the special rate* will apply
U members of (hat class too.
In addition te U m swimming
claaaao, special classes jin Ilf*
saving .will be started s e c t month
under the direction of Miss Mot.
risen. Rod Cross Ilf* oaring tori#
wlU b* given and students who
pea U m roaulromont will bo a
warded emblems direct from th*
W aablaglon
headquarters
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regarded- and rcg M ln g has enter*J
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Ui r l fa n ti■liiuclj and
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_ __ jjjy parachute troops
»b* Skth neMlfted
on a larg e acaio la fcaiib le.av att w ^an th'are l i a tiff oppoaltlon. T he B ritish were believed to, h * re considerable forces
on C rete and certainly th ey had tftfti .preparing fo r Ju st
w hat th e German* are doing. B u t deapite th e ir e ffo rtr
Jg.
^
it appeara th e N atis have aecured a t leaat a toe-hold on
sr Unguagu colored the laland and m ay even be com plete m aatera of th e a it-1
uatlon.
'
Ui gem*}
persistent pushing toB efore parachute troops w ere used In actual w arfare,
W tre th :
with moderation — all m any argum anta were heard a g a in st th e ir Successful em
ployment. I t w as said th a t a falling parachute soldier
ttam*
wur root. You drowned would m ake such an adm irable ta rg e t, th e defending
h '.blood
could
;ground' forces
‘
___
" shoot th em like
___1 blackbirds.
*“ ‘ . I t w
...asi
infer only bantam Into claimed th e-pproblem
ro b lem o f supplying tha
the forces a fte r th ey
Insuperable', th a t th e y would soon ru n out
stock; no bottor ever landed would be Insuperable,
of food, w ater, and am m unition.
,
not a darkening world
However, these difficulties .certainly seem to have
tea In Boaten Bay dla* been overcome. A pparently it Isn 't as easy to shoot fall
Ing p arach u tists aa a t f ir s t th o u g h t, and tha Germany
IUgref fpr wo were one* have found a solution to th e question of supplies by us
ttfldi ’
ing more planes to tra n sp o rt them . I t Is oven reported
• ropy (till the ancient th a t m uch o f the gasoline used hy H itle r's m qtorlw d
Hah -town*, remembered forces in N o rth A frica baa been .tran sp o rted th ere by a ir
plane.
• *
• ,
llatmen , who built a
A t all events it Is m anifest t h i t an y sizeable aerial In
dtottade "
A t tha forest back with vasion req u ires th e very xenlth of careful planning am t
«
BLn^JBEtH BOHM
THE SANFORD FORUM
and msthsr, as
dufctlon nears,
tit whather ' #r
boy lo eoUcgaison for going
ternlty and tt>
HALFORD HERALD
Dear Sir:
Crftlclam of an oct without i
suggesting a remedy of your own I
IS unjust. It Is hot my Intention
to /ef*t my Ideal upon reader* of
In* Herald too frequently, hut
alnct my arilcle of Monday, May
Uth edition retarding aoUmoblle
licence Increase and etbSr m*U
iera cum* uut In ' thq "Herald"
.1 paraeived several at
that an* not specific. M;
was not meant In a aj
c a n t e d ip #§*r
Route 19 Approved
. As Defense Rond
ATE TO CLASSIFY
9 f BUSSELL BAT
nccurnln 4t*frtplu>fu of Mfi*
■cut IW osUan haw .Uwir win
ter quarter* bar*, you know, and
tkat building on tbo right la lb*
famous RjngUaf Art Museam.
"Now wo cut acraoa tho bay to
Kavo a M
at Bl. Petersburg.
It la caUM.tlM ’Sunshine City
and rne of tho newspapers here
U glvanae n r .w ry„d»r W lh*
•un falls D ohlnec"
ilano comn with an
i aqathSr
• watarV
wia **ked. The «uUU« on this
■t range aerial Jiurtia;ly w a r )
tr-knew all the an*W«
J ls d ua!U £
S3W & L V S
» ,n w a s
and werld famed aa an againSlvs winter rasort To tha eeat
we a n the broad Atlantic, glia
tsnlng In th* sUnahln*. Th* hod) Petersburg h r th* Gal*
of water below us is Lake Wort* We a n flying fln rtl
end th* city on Its share It
V ast Palm Beech.**
. i
But for the fact ' th* aolees
poaomaed a. slight foreign accent,
I would hare aaeumod that ,I>
had tuned In an American short
wav* station which waa breadcasting some sort of a "■elute"
to Florida. I listened closely . . .
The drone of th* ptena con
tinued a t did, th* conversation,
and tha speaker Informed hi*
companions that they w art' now
approaching Miami Of th*‘»hnr*a
of Blarayna Bay. Ha daaeklbod
n to It Ocala 4Ud
It *In dstall,, epoka familiarly of.
such deValopmonU a* Coraf Ga| bite and Miami Beach. If*
pointed out Ui* Hialeah and
ertoiion might havr
Tropical Fark race tratk* and
«dUr fram mso of
rave atetl»tic• as to Uw city's
lovjdbow'a prln tad
amstlng growth; ’
•
Galnaat111* and -the
LEESBURG, May .Jtt-(8ps*lal)-—Officers and d lm tq ri el
Bout* 10 association mat h*ru
Thum 'iy with G. G. W an. who
has chars* of local arrangement*.
A. C. BtuhH, city tMitagor, f - .
ported that j . It. powllng, 'chlw*
engineer of th* State Road ttapartmont, had told Mm tb* fed
eral bureau of publld rt*da haa
designated and accepted Stabs
Road No. 2 a* f ode rat route 10
from Leesburg north to' the
Georgia tins.
*■ ;t
A message from Governor
Holland said Root* 1* had b**n
located and approved by
federal euihorlUea and Is par
the atrsUtlc network
defense, out no Is
twos been approprtal
» B % p
rtltlclam although, a* I realise
ft*m pkpertabce hop difficult It
Is to > * k e both and* meat In
Mate and county afUItt. VCttt
Abo cloth to tho pattatv l nupnl
i1 M t f s i m f t lii1
. atraondinary
lag manner,
ra**lgn In orlgti
Than tha ,nwu
tho algae > u n
gJpM
JadnlL <1
VaUm U jin mw\
aan- gat along
im p fn to»'*4
Kalacymha ICgjr and i
*
j;Y I*
'•KSK'Vii
g*n liT io5«n«
to poke Into
This would
ttiRyMR 1
IvMmts >
t In ! • alng
tha olWKR' i
A ttth h
ven tu re wii
mid thfWs '
�I
■ O iiio .r*
E liz a b e th
W h ip h n m
H o n o re d
M IS. LOURINB BEAL, B odtty M ltor
?Social Calendar
Third Annual Wright
Bedew la Scheduled
U fa.
itad la a recital a t
Ugh School a t 8:00
>abUe hat boon ax*
(citation to attaad.
and clarinet pupils
dcllna MaUcm will
la a recital at tha
iV at 8:00 t . M.
I* cordially Invited
G ordon
W rig h t
P- C. la visiting w ith b a r d a u
g h te r . Mrs. W. F. Ravenal.
hw
SUNDAY
i Tha Y. W. A. of tha First
OHaptM Church will meet in tha
■annex a t 8:00 P. M. to read thair
manual «nd have a abort program.
Buopar will be served and each
requested to print two
R uth
P e rsonal s
B*snsi
i snare,
ena
u n c le
8am And tha girls In a military
setting, tha show will be u w ar
a professional stage show as
has been shown' o n . a local
Nick Zem ovean ii in tha F e m a l d .
L aughton
Memorial
Hospital
where he will undergo obeenratlon and treatm ent.
stage.
J . F. Jones of Beardall Avenue
Btudcnta who will be present
ed In "Character Work" are: h a s gone to Jacksonville where he
Nall Powell, tapping tha meet la engaged in the ahlp building
m Tha 48 Townsend Clubs of tha difficult routine of hla career,
yTtfth congressional district will that famous "Jail House Blurs
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Steele a n
boll thair monthly convention at tape rontlnce"; Mary Lou Cope Spending
tlm r a t the Bos
tha' Casino in Daytona Beach at land will be presented in a ton Steelesomehome
on
Reardal
"Black Pace Act." as "Loving
84 0 P. M.
Bam. tha Sheik of Alabam.” Al Avenue.
MONDAY
so. aha will present "The Wise
0 Sawing sessions will continue In Old Owl” : dressed in an owl CoMias Jewel
Betta
haa
re
-Ike Woman's Club for the Red tume. Walter Graham, Dolores t u rn
ed from Miami where ahe
Ooae from 0:00 A. M. until UtM English and Harriet Brown will visited
fo r three weeks with
A. M. with Ura. Jack Hall as Imnereonate tha “Goofua Fami h e r uncle,
R. T. Davis, of Mi
ly."
ami
and
W ashington, p . C.
, , lK 2 r'Margaret L. Davis will
Christina Btoudenmlre will f»*
went her piano pupils in a mu- vor tha audience with a diffi
recltal at the Woman'* Club cult "Eleanor Powell Routine.-'
Mrs. Bettis B e tU laft last
a t 8 i l S P. M. Tha public U InBetty Jane Copeland will b> M onday for Jackaonvllls whera
vited In attend.
seen In an advanced routine, and ■he will visit with h e r daughT ta Truth Seekers Class of the Marion WIHr will be presented te r , Mrs. R, L Rowe, fo r several
Methodist Church will have Its in an advanced tap routine. Be week*.
regular business and social meet verly Rogers will please her
i n g at Ivanedal# Park In Lakt menv fan* with "Me, I Done H
Mary a t 8:00 P. M.
Mrs. W. L. Btoudenmlre and
Again.”
■*
TUESDAY
Je a n n a
Lana
Mary Elisabeth Daniel will ba g r a n d d a u g h te r ,
Sawing Msatona will contlnua seen In "Beautiful Lady," a soft Miller, left yesterday for Camille,
far tha Rad C rcn in the Wo* ■hoe routine. Patricia Cox ant Ga., where they will vlalt relaman's Club from 8:1b P. M. unvl Gordon Wright will ba presented tlvee. T hey were accompaneld by
J . D. CochrAn
Cochran And
and II
H. E, Coch* M 0 P. M. with Mrs. J. T. Naw In an advanced Up, and Janlea J.
Conk will also dance a Up sol", r a n of Lake M*rjr.
Charles Poplin, who has woe
the name of "King of PermrnatMr. and Mrs. K. F. Ruumillat,
Itv " will present "Mery, Ma“v, accompanie<l
by Miss Betta W ath.
fltlll Contrary, Bitting in the an
BROOMSTICK
Miss Mery W athen. left
Old MaM'a
Home." Gordon this and
for Tallahassee to
Wright, Tommy Frasier an 4 '(.commorning
Miss Ixicy Roumlllal
Frederick Cooper will press: l home pany
Tram Florida S ta te Col
C
!' SKIRTS!
lege for
Women.
O th e r
S u m m er
S k irts
A t
1 .0 0
• Printed Beer*ocher
• Floral Shantuaga1 ,
• Floral Crept* *
• Waahabl* Spun Rayons
• Prints and solid colon
A t
F a rty
Com plimenting h e r niece, M i n
Klim Will W hignam, who will be
graduated from Seminole High
School 1* 1 J u n e 2. Hr*. B. R.
fleek entertained at he r homo
on Laurel Avenue on Wednesday
■fternoon wllh ■ bridge party.
Pastel colored gladioli nnd F a s t e r
lilies formed the floral decora*
tlcn* fur ihe occasion.
The rln*s color* of blue and
gold predominated
in
the r e
freshm ents
which
were
novel
sandwiches rolled as diplomas and
tied with gold and blue satin
ribbons, a salad and individual
rakes. The cakes were gold and
topped with blue icing. With t h ll
the hostess served n fru it drink,
emphasising the chosen theme
with blue and gold ice cubes In
the glasses.
Miss Catherine H urt was pre
sented with dusting powder for
scoring high in the gnm ra of
bridge ami Miss Ja ne Cochran iVfclv rd Inndkerrhief* for conso
lation priir1 The sr r r r n o contest
was won hy Miss Mary Martha
Kmrrick.
who
received
guest
soap
Ml** Whigliarii received
luggage ns guest p i n e
Mr*
llcek wn* nsaiatrd In
serving by Mrs. A W Is.,.. Mr*.
P. K Whighnm and Mi*s Je a n
W highs m
Those Invited In enj..y the tiarty with Ihe h o i i n r e e wore: Mias
Jessie Durden. Mi** Mary M a r
tha
Kmrriek.
Mis*
Catherine
Hurl, Ml** K liralelh Pippin, Mias
M am s
Proctor,
Mr**
Natalia
T rur, Mi** Muriel Knox, Misa
Dorothy knder. Mi»* Betty West,
Miss Betty Wntheu, Mis* Jane
Cochran, Ml** Nell Stew art and
Ills * Margaret Spencer
Tea guests were Ml** E tt e l
Root, Ml-* Joyce \Vhidden, Mias
Mary I.odgr and
Mi*s
Kllen
F .
A .
K . S o ro rity
T o S p o n so r D ance
The
I’ht Alphn
Kappn
Minority
it RponaetinK « d«rire tomorrow
evening in the Woman n f’lhb
from 7..UI nclc<k
until
11:30
o'clock fni the mmilMOR nf thvJu n io r High School
Two member* will 1»■ •elected fm m t h r
•eventh ifiinh iirnl two from the
eighth grudr an NpiiiiRofR, to Ik'
n an ied
At
tie
dnnee
( ‘hAperunrn for the linnet In
clude Mr mid M ir Hetiiinri Mor
Mrs. W. E. Betts Is spending ris. Min It If Pippin Mm VaII
l^ovell And M o I II t ’orinelly.
some lime In W ashington, D. C-, The J uni* r lilifh en|nr« of in l and
with he r uncle and a u n t, Mr. white will predominate m the
and Mrs. R. T. Davis. She will decoiAllom*
also visit with her nephew and
niece, Mr. and Mrs. Acey CarraH o lle r
way in Alexandria, Vs., before G w e n d o l y n
r e tu r n i n g home.
H us
popoUrlty U
sweeping
lh«
country. Complete
with bamboo Mick.
r t i / jH n
P ia n o
R e c ita l
;W
Use Of Force
British Account
For Two Nazi
To End Strike
Invading Units
Is Demanded
tralitv Act. Knox called tha law
a "blunder." Kllmson said It is
a “ violation of ou r most sacred
and important trad itio n o f f o r
eign iKdiry—free d o m , of
the
teas "
fNon. interventionists,
headed
h r Senato r W h erlrr, Democrat,
Montana, accused Stlmson
and
K n o t of trying to plunge the n a
tion into war and said they did
not think " th ere is the slightest
chance-' Congress would repeal
the law si this lime >
2.
S e na tor George said ha
had received no uggestlon from
the Administration '.hat repeal
would he sought, but ho added:
“ In vtrw of oui existing n e u
trality laws, the wisdom of which
1 t|u rsllo n r,| from t in beginning.
I have believed it advisable, if
not necessary.
l a v e a direct
expression of Congress on the
question
of
convoys . . .
an
Am erican convoy system m ig ht
be nefit
the nritish,
c ir ta in ly
tem porarily, hut P is not t*-e full
o r complete o r final answ er to
the difficulties now lacing the
British E m p i r e ”
3 Honsevelt n r o d r t r d in a l e t
ter to Admiral L in d, Maritime
Commission chairman, th at
the
Candia, and ealahllsheil at lro*t
two aerial bridgeheads for the
landing of rein forcem ents from
transport planet.
Britain's haltered fighte r planes
were withdraw n from the battle
o( Crete because. ,aa Prime Min
ister Churchill tnliT the House of
Commons. Its ba ses had hern
shattered try massive Sluka d ir e ,
bombings.
The w ithdraw al of the 1! A
F. fighter squadrons because of
pronounced dlsedi b n ”a g e s '- c lear
ed the sky for 40,000 German s i r .
troops r e p o rte d poised on the
Greek mainland to Join sn re.
lim ite d 20.000 Nasi Invadrrs a l
ready battlin g on t h r rugged Is
land.
l a s t night the a irlm n ir in.
vadrrs held not only Candia hut
also vital positions around Suds
Rav naval and a ir base nnd the
Malrml airdome a s well
The British, Greek and Gcr.
man forces on Crete are locked
in a grim battle to death Veaii*o
“neither side has any means of
retreat," Churchill said.
I
Thr B rillih Mediterranean fleet,
taking over the ba ttle from the
eripided fighter Torres of thr H
A F , opened up a Ihumlrnm*
attack off tha Crete rrwsts which
■ank and de stroyed G erm an runvoya, presumably with heavy In.,
of German life, before Ihry m i l d
( •h I I u h N rfrn m f M » lNa»|
men ami tonmri! rrg K trrin j; are r ffrcl landings.
wanlcil but b p uitidiJ like to have
Date For Civilian
Registration Will
Be Set Next Week
An nit a of w hut f i d
i t'tfiMriint I n
bc*t 1111«*it to iln. *o Ih at hr 01
t h e mny l«* ptoprrly rlAA*ififtl
“ Wo hop*- I ho rrgiBtriB fillrti
mil i t m m r i r u i M r A l i n i w r r k will
rAptiril
nf the
c n li' ii
in Ihr* ipiMtifi.
irgin iiAn tN an it
la |:m"**iblr to ninko them,
Mr
Hr......... ttiAlrtl,
r.o .n^s ] Him, J r , tlm trman
of thr Stnte Mirfenii' Council naIiI,
M| hnpt* it will hr made clear to
all irjrmtiant*
that
they
Are
repiMrrmir thi-mni'lvri hr vnlunI n n to.nkiM That thU rtglRlrmUmi i by ii" m m hr n liMing of
Apphuiutp fur pHi*1 job* ’
••'ll-.
lion
Kh'lliln I h f r i m r lt<yi*lrA
in i*ljiimc*!
)f o) Iii in | nr>il
by
Iring
Governor
ciiirivU nut
UTMhi thr AUNptrew nf t|d* Ht*tr
Tile Grerdlst'oro College School Defrr • Ciiuniil I* nolrly for tin*
o f Mu*ic in Greensboro, N. C . pnr |»" M of *»cfui mu the liAiivea
presented Mt»* Gweiuiolyn Hol uf th r bny«s ami k i i In aim ! men Ami
a aahaa nf
_______ __
___________
hero ler, piano m ajo r in a piano r e women who, from
they will witneia the graduation cital In the Odell Memorlul An piitHotic «tul >. will voluntrer l<>
of Mlaa Dorothy Ml1
d itrrioni on
Tuesday
evening. ,|*. whAt may te nrrded h» b«’
,|,.ne to ilr'eml the PAtlnn im l th«
Monday morning. The
May ll
'state aifAinNl ftien who might Neck
Joined In Tails)osare b;
Ml** Holler I* the m ere <■' I.* d e a t p y the Amcrkmn »» )
Mrs. R. C. Collier of hi
Mr*. I'earl Hsn*ell and Mr J "I
Ga.
Mr*. Roy Holler of tins city, and of life/*
lived here d u r i n g her early rhlld
Y o u n g P e o p l e s G r o u p hood with he r parent*. Mr and R o o a e v e l t W o r k s O n
Mrs
7. N. Holler. She
I* a im
T a lk S la te d M a y 27
T o G i v e B e n e f i t T e a the g r a n d d a u g h t e r of Dr, J M
Finer. mini*ter nf the Melhndi-t
W ASHINGTON. May 23 Tha Young Peoples Lessor «f Church in Mima.
She will he g r a d u a te d in Ju n e i,l*l— P r e s i d e n t R o o s e v e lt b e g a n
tha Presbyterian Church will
work
y r a t e r d n y o n t h e M i y 2?
sponsor a benefit Sliver Tra st from the G r e e n s b m d W omen’s
firesid e
r a d io c h a t w h ic h m a y
the home of Mra. Hugh C. Whel- College where ahe i* accompan- |,e
a m om entous pronouncem ent
chtl on 1018 Magnolia Avenue tat for the Glee Club,
The program of the reci'ol ..ii I n t e r n a t i o n a l a f f a ir e .
on Monday afternoon from 4:00
The half-hour address, to be
waa as follows:
o’clock .until 6:00 o'clock.
delivered, from the White llo u i*
Tho tea la being given to Ballade No. 4 in F minor
in the presence of the diplomat! •
Chopin
raise money to enable the memof
the
other
D Hal lepreaentatives
bar* to attend conferences and the Nocturne Op. 17 No 2 in Chunin
Amerlran republic*, will center
m ajor
public ia cerdlaUy Invited to at Polonaise
..n
the
world
situation.
Op fi.1 in A flat major
tend.
. .
Chopin
F ifth Sonata Op. fid A. Serlbme . mis considered Nasi effort* to
Concerto in E flat m ajor l.isrt disturb American relatione with
Martinique, and indicated thnl
I lance's new world possession*
M a r tin iq u e C a lle d
-till w ere considered harmless.
Hecretary of BU ta Hull said
H a r m l c M M B y I J . S . 'her* had been no r e r e n t de
vejopmente t h a t
changed
the
W A SH IN G T O N . May 23 —
(JP)— The United Btatr* atrurk
back y e ste r d a y a t what *>ffl
Anna Alice McGIon
Herman Clone To Wc
For Graduation!
T oday
DRESSES
VENTILATED
COOL
&
L aughs
D o u b le
S a tu rd a y
&
T h rills
F e a tu re
R o e b lln g
T ankH
A m p h ib ia n
G iv e n
T est
C L EA R W A TE R .
M«>
(.Special)- Several hundred
....
talnrs gath ered on the 1m> '■ ■
near Ihe C learw ater b o n )i . .1 *
way T hursda y afternoi'ii ii........
ness s perform ance of ■ I t t >l .11
amphibian tank which ws* i*n*
through a 'end and w*tri I • *t
by U H Marines.
The tank e x r c u tr d n m n r m i r .
over th r hay channel lit"! nmddi
flats, while marine* held rnnsd*
hark from the pe rform *"., arrn
and kept traffic ntovioy A .mud
the tank were Donald ItiM'Iding.
the inventor, Mal. r IV VV Davl*
In charge, and sevrrat ..tior "ffi
rer* and men "f tin
marine
corps
SHIRTS
O th e r
G ift
Sw ank
L ta th o r
G ians
S u g g e s tio n s
Jow H ry
C tilitv
K its
W alltis
n
S u ck s
M rs till n it m i
ill
H iiiiitk t 'r c liir t s
B. L. Perkins
CORRECT MEN’S WEAR
Glorified
GI RL G
L A I S 't:
t'K D A If
OLD aa romance iteell ie the
ancient tradition —dear to the
heart ol every girl —ol saving pre
cious things in her hop* cheat ior
tha happy day w hen aha would
start her ow n horn*. Today that
tradition U glorified by America's
moat popular gilt ior girl graduate*
—tha Lana Coder Hop* C h e a t
Workmanship that surpass** tha
■kill of tha old master* —gorgeous
veneers th a t ca n n e v e r peel oil
os loosen liereuse ih r y eie applied
with (lie esc luai vc. w sirrp n ml. Lanewelded pioceaa — the only tested
aroma-tight cheat in the wot Id —a
Ire* moth insurance policy w ritten
by one oi the w otid’e large*! in
surance cum pinics—theae are but
a law ol the many ieaturaa offered
by Lane Cedar H ope C h eats' Insist
on a genuine L a n d Parents, sisters,
brothers, come in and ate our baauttlul display ol theae ideal glltn.
MIDNIGHT SHOW SAT. lltSO
\
�n ajM rra at the Florida
itCMWran* Han* at En-
c H C M t r ’a ^ i
CLAUS/
rtragaiiad ky
S&9&
m atin' of jdaaatffltic
abUltv of ro*iab»»i» la tiaafli
tularir needed a* that IHa charM t of. Ih a * dMaloh of ta b *
tad panwMKl M f ha (a koaitfii fo fawileh poahai'o l i M
ortiaVriao w i uralaela. Ta M a
la tHU. riatalfhratlah. flu r* * E
tfanta ran da nnvh hf, (run**
jf a
’T
M
j S
h n . i ia
iS
far tha' aatiMMMAaa *f tG
yfa af .iM t a y ^ i w y
IN
t*
ffW W ?
ar
HW» OH*
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SE E HOW BAD .
THESE TW O
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�fith Stadium
Sot tonight m It n i ycetcrday,
then Buddy might bo around for
■ good many of tho advertis'd-IS
day and pronounced hlmeelf
ready for tha 17th defonoe of hla
hoovnrolght champion*hip again*.
Bud^r Baer tonight at Orifflth
sUdram.
Asked how long ha thought «
might taka him to dispose of the
youngest «f tho Baer family, the
champion surveyed the sweat
glistening on hla copper akin and
Mid: “well, it done pay to gvt
in too big a hurry in ilJa kind
of weather."
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pre-bottle statement a* anyone
over heard Joe make. It could be
taken to mean that ha will rate
himself along with .the tempera
ture, so lo apeak. If It U aa
WAITKUS
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Coaching;-Of Glrk,
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D aytona H eld To
Only_S«ven H its
IHndy, tittle Giant,
Bata In 8 Runs On
Single* Two-Baser
FLORIDA BTATIt LRAOUR
DeLand _________ 93 II J94
BL Augustine ........... 83 II .018
Orlando ----------------10 Ilk ATI
Daytona Beach ....... to 1A 471
Leesburg --------1818 A00
Gainesville _______ 18 t l M l
Ocala ._________
II 84 ASS
Bmford _________ 11 Id Aid
RESULTS YBSTBRDaV
Sanford 9, Daytona Beach |.
DeLand 9, Orlando 7.
Gainesville, 9 St. Augustine 1.
Leesburg 9. Ocala 1. GAMES TODAY
Sanford at aalnMvIllr.
St. Augustine at Orlando.
Dir tors Beach at Leesburg.
DeLand at Ocala.
RADIO NEWS
W DBO
Tometrew'o
Program
SATURDAY, MAY It. 1*1}
0:90 Norman Beauty and Hla
Florida Cowboys
7:00 News of Cure pa
7:19 Breakfast Brevities
9:00 UP Naurs
1:10 Program Reiums
111* Morning Devotions
Ita e Old Dirt Dobber
9:00 Virginia of YowcILDraw'c
9:05 Children'* Birthday P a rtf
9:49 Gold If You Find I t '
10:00 UP Nowa
10:09 Honest Aba
10:50 Piano Rambling*
10:99 Burt Ires, folk tong*
11:00 Columkla'a Country Jour-
«al
.
11:10 Ingkwaya to Health
lli48 J o b for Defense
19:00 UP Newo
H ill Uncle Jlm'o Grata Road:
8 tore
11:50 Farm Forum
11:99 Marry Go Round
ji00 Brush Crook Follies
1:80 Of Man and Book*
1:00 League of Composer* Con
Singing
I il l
1:00
4:00
4:11
Whirlaway May
Meet King Cole
Ip Belmont Park
CrflCACo c o w ^
Entry Of Favorite
la Not C er ta in ;
Look For Jockey
' IWAaW
NEW YORK, May tS.(*)-Xlng
moK C CW fllf
Cola goto hta second chance at
MCADCAS
Whirlaway today, provided Whir*
ley's owner, Warren Wright, gteoi
the final okay.
Doth tie crack 3-yrar-olds were
antong the eight entered Thurs
day In the Peter Pan handicap,
17,K>0 added feature of today a
lerf1 * A O M A a * fm r
Balmont Park card.
And this
jACrtflR. - tsM U * TTARAtfM"
time "The King" will have a
fix-pound odgs in weights aa wall
M a ala teen th of a mile shorter
run, which la what charter membars of the King Colo cheering
did chowder society hare bean
looking for ovar tinea lo finished
second to Whirlaway In tho
alclan Mid it would he a week of winning tho U, B. open title
PraaknoM.
\ Trainer
Jones axplahtod or 10 dayo before Wood coo14 ot Fort. Worth, Tea, Juno 9-7,
he wasn't quite sura yet If awing a golf dub again, maaitleg' vara dislocated along with the
Whirlaway would go to tho post,
since ho couldn't got tho servicet
of Eddie Areare, who piloted tho
Kentucky cannonball t« hla ply
ing victories in the derby gad
Weakness. A m ro will bo aboard
Monday Lunch for hit contract
employer, Mrs. Payne Whltngy.
Utile Wendell Eads, who was
replaced aboard lha colt In the
Derbr apd Preaknels, piloted
Whlrtey to an Impraailra scare
over Mlotand and threa otter aidor hot sea Tuesday and nrobahly
gat tha rail If Wright drto aend his colt to tho peat
' Although ala others ware en
tered In the mlle-end-an-elghlh
ss J i S i f t r y
• th S T R E E T A T FR E N C H A'
a
Prate Nowa
Matinee at Mradowbraok
New* of tha America*
“F. O. B. Detroit"
Wood Sneezes Way
Out Of U. 8* Open
NEW YORK. May • » - * « Craig Wood, one of
advance
favorites for the Ooodall raundrobin golf tournament which
started today, was **Wrtn« »•
shave U»le morning ***• »• <,R^"
p*d his raoar Wade. At the W F
second ho ateeped te pick It up.
.... If1"** • P
BANFOdtD
TALLAHASSEE, May I f
(Bpeelal)— A Pinellas Oft
m u authorise Ike fount)
& r s g s ? J tjr t&
eeulda’t more. Finally ho ran»*
»*?
»•
Erundy
COMFORT-AND i
[ART NATURAL B
k a O
W
O K O h l 'S m m W i y l
dQ AXIn CastmtrrWtUx
a d v e r t is in g
Th* more that home repairs and improvement*
a rd delayed, the more coelly they become. And
there's really no need to put o f f repairs
.
We’ll furnish the money.
•. - , . .
NO DELAY — CONVENIENT TKRMSI -
Society ol
House Okeys Tunu
Across Tampa B
“After tonight I'm going right
on up to Gramwood Lake (N.
T.) to otgrt training for that Bl ly Conn’on Juno 18,“ he uM io
ropl to n probing question on
how ho fhtended to nvrrroine
Baoro great advanUgo in flight
and wvl<bt.
"Don't . intend to taka no
chanrro with BI1L Til juet Ukt
off a couple of dayo to gu oat.to
Pittsburgh and watch him fight
that Buddy Kno* and then I'll go
right on training.’’
Baer, at- hie training camp,
Mid he had abooliitely no fear
of Joe Loots, even if hta big
brother Max to fly In today and
wouldn't baeh up a atop, tut
I h t ' ,
�Sanford la The Only Central
Fhirlda City Affording Rail. Highway
And Water Transportation
AN INDEPENDENT 'NEWRl’Al’EK
SANFORD. FLORIDA.
Tope Q out Guard
MAY
G ra d u a te s
21.
19-11
Member Associated 1'ross
itish Harry Nazi Convoys
To Aid Crete Allied Forces
Levy Would Produce
fttun $600,000 To
Million For Gen° ertl State Fund
S e c re ta ry
Adm iniatration
.
Supported B ill
D e c l a r e s
S a c rific e s
N e e d e d
F o r
T o
W ar
t r o l
I t ’s
B o tto m s
D p
A n d
D ow n
T he
E n g lis h
H a tc h
ro n
C on
H i g h
S e a s
WASH INGTON, May 3 4 .-I A T
S r c i e U r y of tht* Navy Knox
*»i<l yvMrnliiy tlc ftat of the Axlrt
m ilitary might will rntnil a lone,
costly e f fo r t and w a rned I hut
new nnrri fires will he r e q u in h l
of the l Fmled S ta te s union* t h c r r
U n nwift change in the wmr
•U ualinn.
lie told the Society of Naval
Architect* un«t Marine Engineer#
that "thi* i* n w ar for control
of the high sea*/* Victory f o r
the d rm o rrn rtr* . he omphasii%»dv
i* "g« m g to take * long tint*
mid it'* going to hr ul an a w f u l
price."
“ But it will be
worth
tho
price-'* he eKclnimed " W r HIT
going to forget our bookkeep
ing We are going in tu r n into
the common pot of nil of oUr
profit* We nre going t o , hnve
Ir su r r e n d e r some of mn rap> u i
n*4,ct* hefoie we m e through.**
t'nle** 1hr fortune*
of w ar
change swiftly in favor of the
British. K n o t *«nl. the loMipta i
Act To Keep Solons
From Working At
Race Tracks Loses
TALLAHASSEE, May 24
■— — Without a diluentln» vote, the Ilouae today
voted to charge all special
fluids handled by the State
treasury a 8 percent ■hand
ling charge to produce 8600,000 to $1,000,000 for general
operations of the State gov
ernment.
Th# House, on recommenda
tion# of tU fInane* committee,
went Governor Holland one betUT and voted a 3 percent levy
when b e had asked only 3 In *
■peeta] ta i message to tho LetU atare.
With thli administration bill
out of th# way, the House
awaited action of tb* finance
commlttea early next week on
Jh« remainder of the Governor’.
Yloaaelal program—creating n
State tax commlaaioner and
tightanlng county lax asaeaimcnt
C a m p a ig n D e c l a r e d
and collection procedure.
This program mot .tern oppoM ost S u c c e s s f u l
aiiloa- and a detarmlned tight
SAtURDAY,
S in c e
Y e a r
1 9 3 1
W ils o n
in g
O n
E n la rg
M ark et
f a r m e r * m Uim setf Ion wilt
l>rht’f It from the action of the
,tb* Chamber of ('<
I
loiinr
yesterday in refusing to
ing a final report
lag
tbarablp
— - •_ drlvr
j . ; . . r r t r n l i y conducted pXihihil .niall I n n n , from chart;,
fag.tba t ta d a body, annaunred to. inc u c r u p .l h u a l licenses against
4ng- Ibn ta total of geCOH bad truck* selling merrhanillsu from
Vtact collet tad In eaxh and g a t warehouses o r |> ant* locatml in
h t a l r o d plbdgea w h k + w l U \m o t h e r cilia*, 11. J t-ehman, nvatr~ywi ■» tbi «iyl Fevk nai»iih*tl--*i oitte. ttL lho. S a nlnrd S tate F a r m
' m b o n n BSD
them bars de-re e r . Market, an ii| today.
T h e IhiiuI which i* re q u iv n t of
signed b tb* beat r a m p a ir n con.
l o t t e d aliKr 1»30J1,~ Mr. IMg- l i u r k u a b u y i n g on co u a lg n m r iit is
also a p n t r e t ion to th e f a r m r r ,
’{In* drelaretl
Returns on the drive hare hern Mr te-tmian e i p l a l n a d , . i n c r , if
“ ve ry g ra ti f y i n g ,' the seerrlaiy : h r huyei f a i l , to rvjiay t h r f a r m ,
•aid, "and It was a p l r a a u 'r to r r fo r t h e pro d u ce, he can l>- paid
the official* of the (‘handier of o u t o f t h r bond.
Mi
lari man
relurtird
last
Commerce t o experience the r n .
hii'ita m and r o - o p m i l u n with night from T nliahaa.re w h e n 1 hr
which (lie prop e of .Sanford »nd <w<nt tn confer with William t.
KrtnlnoU County responded to the Wilson, s la te directo r of markets,
and Nathan Mayo, s e r i r i u t ) of
m tm b tr a h lp drive.
agriculture,
on
enlarging thr
Thera I. n|*n ootatandinv the Sanford m aikat
Mi W II.on was
amount of flbO from individuals in t h r r a pilal, t u t Mr Mayo was
who always
have Jolmsl
the in Ht. A u g u .lln r
arid tin icfurr
Chamber of Commerce in past Mr. tollm an could pel rm defin
yrars, but have not yet la-en eon ite comm ittm ent mi his reipiesl
tacted, t h e a r e r r ta r y staled
T hr m arket has Ih-cii ciowded
"T hose who have not yet teen for spare, the mariagri raid, and
called on for a membership are enlargem ents and imprntenn-nt.
asked to arnd their subseriplions * r» contemplated
It i- likely
In to ua,~ Mr. Higglna said.
that Ihuar Hill hr made neat
Commenting f u r t h e r on thr re Kali, h r added.
sult* r f the e am palrn. Mr M<«Mr [ a h m a n , who i r r i r i l in the
fina aaaerted th at “ the response 11*37 and 1U31> legislative sessions,
to the drive Is a n Indlra'.ion that alao conferred wilt this district s
the people of tho county have r e pre se ntative. In Ihr Mouse oil
amendment* affecting the l i l y
c h atter, and told them that if he
- e r a .till a member of t h r Ilouae,
he would Inaiat on a rr friend um
on the local bills.
The ex-legislator exprraard the
opinion t h a t It wa* not fa ir to Ihr
people of Ihla lection to have
the bllla poa*ed without havinjr
rxprcaaed their opinion, by a
vote, l i e **ld opinion waa divided
a* to the adviiabi lly of t i e
measures, particularly the one
R a c e s Which would enable the City to
Torrow up to fl0,0t'0 fur iiiunlTb* Baafard Outboard Associa d a r e d , - a n d on* of tho princi-
Govotno" Hotland o n * .
*n
lb* commltU*- that “noopl* «hr
have boon paying tbalr tax*,
heretofore have net Mag to fear
ff—i thta ayatem."
- Th# nropoaad
commlaaioner
Irould Have broad autWTvIaerv
power* over th* *saO-*mont of
property by county tax aaaea
**Tho bearing produced *!"•
committee crowd of thr
UftJt I^glalatore, *o lawyer*
r*«l aetata doaMr*. bonkora, and
huiinaaa man grouped Ihew'elve*
Jtefolutkm Asks Use
Of Woodruff Creek
Capr of a
resolution
injre-
Local Boatmen Not
In Orlando
tion will be unabla to take t art
tn tba ncaa acbaduled by the
Florida Ontboard Aaaoctatlon of
Orlando to be bald on Lake Cor,*<y tomorrow afternoon at 100
o’clock, Dwight Smith, head of
lb* local group, said this mom-
feri, \
' " ^ o r d baa asked that (he
ogggi
post ported until tk« fir*t
of June U |ir « ik t koml rwerra
% ckinct U | t t IkMtr bo*U in
•»tary
•jutmrjr of tho Orlondo fro up,
mid In a letter ta Mr. Smith
today, that bo wonld be unable
Tho** who wish t o a tt e n d tba
co* a r e asked t o bo a t Clatooco
in g
5 ,0 0 0
T ro o p s
A d m its
u a tio n
Is
G ood"
S it
“N ot
O n
So
Is la n d
Wf a e o a r l a U d r r n «
llritnih'H mightir*t H if ih ip ,
I hi' 12,100 inn hatf Inr m iner
IliHiti. was hit In a magusln*
ami litrw up during (he HHt
I t h l i r r m i n nival liallie off
Iff I* ml (teday,
I hr Ilrltiah
arkrinw Irdgrd l hr Iona ahorlI) s f f r r I hr N ail high commiiml *iuddrnly m il *rn*a*
Uortall) aniMiunrrd the HU*
nvtirrk,
Grrmari)'*
mwMt
UHlr«lii|i, had fuught (h«
IritU h near lirhind and Mink
a liNtilrcruisri
“app* rrnlly
I fie- H iumJ."
Sonnal
rnmph-in riil o f
IhitKl h
Chase Named On Irish Premier To
Shipper - Grower State Drafl Virus
Advisory B o a r d
ngineers
I.'*11
i.ffirrr*
I hr
and
III If I IN Mav *I 4 \ »*.)
I’In* Kerman Hit’ll 4 mu maud
I ihI«» amiiMiiirrd it unil of
(lu- l . n m n n nat \
had dr“Iftn rtl a Hrilivh ha It Ir rrui*
rr pr nliahh 11va- huge II ftl
S
11ot h11 in m hat llr
ttllh
hravi form* *d Ih r llrillah
C la im H
B e in g
S hot A t
KRKNCII-SPANISH
ndings To lie list'd
As hiduet'iueiit For
Indian Kiter Canal
p e n d e n t Shippers
IIOltDKIt
■ tail
t.ff
JrrU tiil
I hr t i n m a n radio a**rrlrd
tla i l l
ihr
l.t rm ru
urn
3*» 1U0
hulllr*M|i
ton
ilc m arc k
ilfvid iiftl fit
Htmd, on e »*f
ili«* moat p ow e r fu l
w arsh ip*
Ilf
l*Fi '
llrilpilt tuiviil l down nxnhiHl
A \ i s i-M iu m ,. a t tem iitiflk '
i . i i i \ iiu ii ami Kims In F’rote
.tilled Alla-tl tloIuiMliTs tmlay
,i
- (IVlayedt —May I t (At
Ai
Aim'ficnn womin *lir\lvn» Irani
ihr Egyptian mutur*Iii|i /.nin/.m
Mink l»y a Natl Fliilti in 1it
ptnudirrn Atlantic, iihvrrlril -h»
mu,| hrr
nil
t h ir ir 'i r u n n n l
Io
Investigate
Flood Damage
Man Is NumSurvivor Of Zamzem t^prai
ihatcd By I n d e
tin- Imt I It* o f the (••intern
M. <lit i i nin aii
i i i Mi
,in d
oiitei ctl
lu t liaiM
iI m
i lim a ! if
c h ild r e n w rrt
n-.t
n f l r r Ihr v hml ' *
k«n tv II lifcliMiNt
Mr* Elmer DanicKcm of 1.....
Imrg, Krn , un npcrtani moth1'
*aid ih c *wam with one cii l '
under Iioi a rm
and
fivt*
in
lift- iHfUTviT* tied Iti her, ii' 1d
a
lifehout
from
the
mid*
p u k e d h rr up.
Hlic uiM’r t d l t h r rm dor v f lyinj;
a
Norwrgftitti
S to p p in g
O f
Q u is lin g s
LONDON.
fink*
F re n c h
S u p p o rte d
May
31
t/11
l le a d q u a r l r ts of ( ian rra l Charles
De G a u l le . “ Krer F re nc h'’ f"i
eea, allied with Dritaln, pledged
approval to "a n y action taken In
ihe British
government wl n-h
would f r u s t r a t e Ihe plans of tin
French quisling!.''
They asserted th at F rrn rli vie
Prem ier Je a n Darlan'a broaiicait
ye sterda y threw “ no light on e n
g a g em en ts he
lias
undertaken
th* French people, hut II clearly
proves the French people w ent n<>
(with Adolf H itler, i n behalf ul
w a r with Britain, want no s r
lion by th* F r e n c h
fleet, and
want no G erm an Interference in
t l o French colonial empire.''
Move Seen To Bring
Switzerland To Axis
Sons Of Legion Will
Go To Orlando Meet
1111M K. M.ti
lJi|ili«minil it■ * It*k ItlUitI m n i l i ' l u v
night
•tf Nil Iimill ii j * nt - m i l to hr iu g
.^w'il t n luiiij l t d «» I hi A a is a m i an
t l f o r t In gb .i l S o v ii l |>ft MllbftKin
b- ,itjg
I'l l ■'Mi* t i u l f
fo r
(ierniMh-Ilnllaii
uamki M oii
liritM h tit tin Mi,hlli Kunt
T A L L A H A S S E E , Mmy 24 —
( f V - T h t S e n a te (finance com
mltto* poetponed until Tueaday
• public h e a r Inf on m bill by
S e n a to r G roha m o f U l s m l levy
itt f a n Additional U t
on
dof
|) o
lh«
Ku ilm g the lu ll*». it t u « mjiuI
Ihe It ijaMtf II I ki « lux ||M-Ir
( hen* th e c,f‘iiftoi « til
Ihe lioiiie
nalJuri |u th e
l e l u y o f f Hi* nt
curres(M,ii(IcMt n te le p h o n e c u u v c r B er n , S w l t u r l t t i n i j
tmek WU.
m|
the
D i s c o v e r e r O f O il
To
Soao of the LtgUa member.
*f* *B urged to m art O' tb* LeH at at t 4 ) o'clock tomor-
awflilag to ottaad tb* Ub
let O ta ftra a n a t Orlando,
wtu'!rH L S
u l U inl
|.,i
Ill I« |||
MI H
All 11’
t ur ned
Ii
The uni’ting will open i*4
lif lIUHlii
a it
i c q U r i U ’ii
to
IIH 't’ l
>1 I k
I . e g l u l l Hut
Huil'l* IIIOlTHIlg it
IIS
euiie
fluodot ly
I It,-
to
to join
the
incilor-
Orlnndo.
|i« lin'd
City News Briefs
David Sadler and Mia* Juan
ita Croft, both of Orlando, war*
issued a ms/riair* !leans* at the
Coart House yesterday.
vk iU
U no .1 * lo< k ftl Ihf L e g i u n l l u l
in i n himiu. will* t h e OrJnmiu p u s l
1 Lit 40 - s 04 g ill nut* I
M em he iP u f Ih e Swuf ord u n li
y, 10 (rtlock,
4* Flnocaatl* and ask dtrcc•iore tbeiw. Mr. Hagood advtaod
'a hi* latter.
I s f g l fH i
no i tm y in D r lu m io KiithIu In
I i in ,t c en t i it I n r g n iu t H lu m *>f
it,a. g i o i i p
in th e si*veil4li <iiAr ,a I S M Iti c hun l. t h a i r m a i i «>f
i |n „ , | \ iMiry r o m m it t i" ’, Mini i*1-
t«» ill'tve A lls troop* ui lOHb Itus*in to t h f
to
Stolen Cor Found
By Mtomi Police
D ro w n
liirii lirailv all id » lutm |*er
U hr d in l Mr t v pin*, inn w hich
M-nl i h r fltia li n g f i*rI?<-■'* In
hrr tliNtni
. Edward lllgxlni. secretary of
naa raoe* Inflrene*
th a n
Ih*
trac ks."
G o r a r n o r Holland'*
pronoaal
f o r • Rtat*
t a x epmmUaloner
drew full-blaat oppoaiUbn yaaterJ a y from S ta te Com ptroller I-oe
** A ppe aring baforo tb*
Hnuae
finance a n d tax a tio n committee
1^* described t b a proposal
as
" lac king tb* sta b la a f t a r the
bora*
I* goo*’* h*«*tt»»
tb»
S t a ta no longer baa H f a d val**rom tax a tio n r e w t t M k
G ro u p
L ondon
C o n fe rs W ith
S ta te
G e r
m an
Furious Battle
Ra^es At Malemi
Chamber Drive
Farmers To Reap
T o t a l s $2,208 Benefits Of Bill
Higgins R ep o rts On Truck Levies
L ehm an
N aval S q u ad
D e s tro y s
B e
G iv e n
Will Is
euglure i
f i t Ul
DETROIT, May 31 —tA*)— 1. i a n a I.
B o n u s A. Cautaal, chief cuunael for the
Ford Motor Company, yesterday
bitterly denuunced the Wagner
La her Act under which tho
C-I.O, United Automobile Work
er* Wedneeday won bargaining
right* In tba Ford Rouga and Lincola plant*, and termed the un
ion “a Communiat-lnfluence and
led erganliatlon."
The etatemenl. which aaaerted
that If th* Wagner Act "1* al
lowed to run It will force all
American indue try to clot* down
or b* Sovietlaed," brought on Im
mediate response from tb* U. W.
A.-C. I. O. Tb* union accused
Caplsal oi “inciting to violabUL
,
“If anytody find* ail,' Jun lauon of lb* law,*’ and added
kin said, “to ll Jgri plenty of mon that Hoary and Edatl Ford
ey dor U without having to de. should m u d late tho Capital
•tatoeaeat .“without dotoy.**
TALLAHASSEE, May 34,—UF)
Tl# Legislature Friday authoriird a bonus payment u f 130,000
Jur discovery of oil or gas In
"iintnsrrial production quantities
In Florida.
Tb* bill, already appmvrd by
H><- Sonata, waa passed in th*
liuu**, k | to 11. Payment would
to mad* from fund* received by
th* 8tol* for land laaae* or tala*
mad# for oil explorations.
Representative Junkin. Collier
county, wberv oil explorations are
now being conducted, opposed tb*
G eneva
S c h o o l P la n s
F e s tiv a l
O f
S ta te s
A Festival of Nation, wt-1 be
lx 111 at tho Geneva -School
Wi-iiin-aday night at H.lb with 10
Seminol. County achuol* repreM-nted in the cast, W. L. Scig,
principal of Grnava School. *nnuunred this morning.
The {vaguant wilt raprvscnt IB
nations uf tho world and a group
hf students from Banfurd Schools
will take part In the program. No
admission charge 1* made and
Ihe public U Invited,-' Mr, Brig
LOCAL WEATHER
Partly cloudy tonight and Bus.
day. Cooler extreme nortbaaat
portion Bunday.
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CONVOT W ATLANTIC
AIjOKCIRAB, SPAIN. War St
—■D R -T h e m
h a t a r tadmt
Good Size Bone Fish
m
Preach IrtltjUen, t o m r id *bjr
MIAMI, May >1 —W — Mrs.
Leonard Mudge o f Pittsburgh
and Palm Beach, victor la the
women'* division o f tb* Cat Cay
Tuna Trurnamant laat year, bar
earned laurela. angling for
a
much rmallrr species.
Mra. Modes reported y retar
dar the eaten of ■a 0 W pound
boneflah o ff Knight's Itar south
o f here. It waa one o f the Urg
ent boneflah caught la then*.wa
ter* In recent yearn. The world
Record, lit 1-8 pound*, ha* atood
Poritioni
fit Is Released
Hanford B u ffe r s
Managar Charlie Girt of Um
* to tbs raleaae of
wfc Monday night and
Padgett thw mom tag.
Tfafl, out fielder, ra
r u n e tae*gtataly well
hat Manager Girt «*da monlog that he
to aae him In tW M d
>1 Dangtarty a
to
& Thanday. Daugherb (ha right field area
it with Jim
Booth
French cruker*, passed ibreqgh
the fUrsluhti of Gibraltar Into
Um . Atlantic Tuesday.
RADIO NEWS j|
0:30 Norman BaarWy and Pier-
‘
BLAS-tinie -m e
AfiAiN Raft ctevetAigp
APTte« A USAcJ SBA X A
exits* tAsm rfl-nr a « a rts
tU t is g f M o g
Crossroad's
SP M a^irfV .-m iS -fKAtt.
Hustling But Weak Seminoles
Lose To DeLand 11-3 Through
16 Hits Collected Off Hudson
?elt Recovers
Stomach Upset,
Urn* since
a gsstro-lu-
two waott*
L T e K T K sek on him.
m iK M B N b FALL
SO tm U Sv I b / tl—
W. DalmUr, « - n a r old
r helper, waa killed -her
1 from an U-foat eeaffoV
naval air sfatlos) and land■ MiMtxei.M r o t * -
U , IN r * # U T S
ATM OF nOIIKRT
Ntnn. D»e»*»*n.
inrronn swn run
en riAiHn nn nou tN rr 8Air> ratof y»« *r»^oivsrsgulrsd ta pre
ss . and (Ismsrrtf
tltkeror F"U, tr>*
ins 'cststs n{ non-
S
S te y /a rt.S a y s:|
C. O. P. Alms i t
Gaining Majority
In House in 1942 .
Central Press Columnist
KIH4RD, dteessril
louaty, Mn t»* i‘oi,n, , A S 'CHAIRMAN of UM Ms
I bsmiadl* Csaaty. Ucsui_ national committee,
I offlse ja ta- m*r* graaaman Joseph W. Marti
C**str at Bantam
a Stahl calendar iMssaachusetts, who also 14 m
lb* Um* *f lb»i Cre' tty leader In tha house 04 rsgc
I tbhl nntls*. Rse*
»4 shall be la writI state tbo pise* of
nsai atflee antree*
tat. and sball be
Lbs slalmagt, agent, ar
ear **«h rum «-
Graduation!
'
Art rtTV nM M UW V
ui 19 U0
A hustling but wrak Hanford
loom lest to Deleind last nttht
by the score 11-3 as the Red
lists gathered 10 hits from
Frank Hudson nnd hsd nlns msn
town before tha pitcher by tha
■h'-ee strike route.
With well plncsd hits In each
inning they scored the Defend
'earn made runs while the ball
flew. Handicapped by a lack of
olarara tha Seminotes fought
hack hut ware unabl* to catch tha
Rad Hat* who made three tallica
In the opening Inning and kept
the lead all the way.
F^nfcrd looked good to tie tha
score In tha third inning as
Hudson walked nnd tame In on
V double hy <Hllesple. LaVslIry
hit a single to right to pises
Rick onto third and ha cenia hi
on a. hit by Justice. Justice made
second on McHnney's single and
Booth got on first on a fielder's
choice that putnut McKonry on
lA S tM A fi
oau-
2:16 Swing Your Partner
2:28 UP Newa
2:30 A Friend In Deed
2 MR Adventures In Science
2:KB Trees Newa
•
.1:00 BIrl Ives, folk songa
2 fir, We Tha Abbott*
8:30 Story of Baaa Johnson
3M6 Dr. R. L. Bwstn, edlloi
Drug Topics
41
____________
IB Afternoon Varieties
4:30 Stock*
Co-JtiXfKoiX__
Red Cross Marks Secretary Hull Says
Nazis Control France
60th Anniversary
WASHINGTON, May t l —
Becretary o f ' Stata Hull
Throughout U.’S. DPI—
tdld the French embassador la
NEW YORK. May 21 — (8|>e.-iall— On a mild Spring awn
second to retire tha side.
ing 00 yean ago, a amah group
Tha other Sanford runs came In
>f doad-ln-earneat men and. wo
tho seventh frame when leValley
men mat at Clara Barton's home
walked to first, made third on
m Washington end founded tho
a double by Justice and cam*
American Aasoclatlon of tho Red
In on a hit by McRaney. Justice
Cross. The QOUi anniversary of
waa putsut on *» pity *o horns
his memorable occasion was ohplate on the hit nnd the nest
<ervad today by Red Crra* Cbspman up Dyed out to end the ral- 4:35 Organ Melodies
tera throughout the country.
8:45 Scattarfood Balnea
In the threo-acorw years alnre
•Hudson nliched good ball in 6:00 Youth Tim#—H- Y. A.
epota. totaling nine strikeouts 5:15 Outdoors with Bob Edge I HR1 Many things have coma to
but tho Red Hats reached him 8:20 Doe Belter* True Life Star- pass. Dlsaatcra have taken thair
toll, ware wrought destruction,
|||
when tha kite counted for run*.
famine and epidemic coma and
8:48 The World Today
,
DELAND
gone. And In all these eatastro6:00 Baseball Seoros
nhies tha American Rod Cross
8:06 UP News
Hehon 3b
has played Its part — clothing,
8:16 Rolllna Bportatlme
Traml *s
feeding, sheltering the homeless
0:28
Supper
Hour
Cates 3h
and ministering to those who
1:30 Carol Marsh
Hols’ff If
warn 111.
8:46 Tho Bympbonettaa
Danyo cf
. Member*, of the group that
Bterl’g lb
mat at Ml** Barton's anundenMedlVI c
l|*ua
residence an that historic
1 :26 Twilight Melodies
Puih rf occasion could not possible haw
7:80
Dr.
Chrtetlan
_
Hum* p
known to what patent theta plan
7MB Buccesa and Why
Totals
e*f efforts were to benefit hu
7:80 Mutlaal Interlude
manity. In ISOS the fast-growlm;
7:88 Dob Trout and the Newa
society was rrorranlted under o
8:00 Tha Bhadow
new rongrcssional rharter to nftfill'ole 3b
8:80 Drama of Life.
sbla its leaders and memhorshlp
LaVa'y 1b
8 MB Excursion In Science
<0 earn* forward more effective
Juitiea 2b
0:15 Professor Qul*
ly J U humanitarian tart*.
Wll'mi sa
From (BI4 In 1013 the Amer
MeRa'y cf
Booth If .
* ican Rad Cross p.-ovrd the nracileal worth nr Dunon'm Idealism;
10:05 Dance Orchestra _
,
dirk e ....
and todsv. under tho lrsd»rshl[,
I»*herty rf
o f Its chairman. Nornidn II. Da
Hudson p .
vis. tha organiseilan I* moving
Totals ...
swiftly on counties* fronts to
relieve suffering
abroad and
strengthsn defenses at horn*.
Again the die I* cist end again
wo man the from 1Inna o f mercy,
mustering a multi-million dollar
program ta bring sorely needed
relief to many, nations, many
■edmaa.
Tha great things (hat have
bogn accomplished in thaee crowd
ed 60 years have been mad# pos
sible not only by tha driving
bower o f those la the vsrguard
W tad Croat activity, but by tha
paitad efforts of tb* American
?,«JK!SKKS.%yn?
strong language yesterday the
United Htatee la convinced pro
Hiller elementa are In auprame
control In the Vichy government
and that Franca hae gone beyond
the armUtlea terme In ’'collabor
ating'’ with Germany.
■This, it waa adthoriUUvefy
reported, watt 1 Hull's reaction
when the anv*y, Ganton HenryHey*- failed at the Stata Da
partment to i h I an er plans lion
of what he termed an "explosion
of emotlopi" In the United
Staten coneaming the "colUboratim.w Itrnry-Haye contended
the French were acting only Ir
accordance With tha armistice bo
tween them and Germany and
Italy. Ha elan protested again**
the .United States' "unfriendly
action” In. taking French mer
chant ships pita protatUve eu«-
10
d a ys
on ly
tody. __________________
Civilian Defense
Plan la Set Up
WASHINGTON. May « ! . - < «
— President Rooeovelt sstabnehod today an egeculiva order
for tho office of. civilian defense
to bo headed hy Mayor Florefto
thair Red' Craea—finding both
time and strength w provide
fund* nnd metarule with which
to vork*
In Unas af history 00 yean
la a short period. But It ha*
been sufficient ta tost the Baa
Cross time and again lu the
crucible af emergency.
Upon
each occasion tha organisation
hat emerged stronger In ability
Fe c ia l
UMMER
NSW ,
iM m o v s o ~ G - r A U -W iM H ft
• M d a a l ft MOWI > , M - k f e d m * »
woeld'a moat kaooua Aral-Una tins (Uhatratad d k v s),
In actual teats the improved ” 0 - 3” AH-WaoUsag errerogaa n o n that 20% longer tread wear the* ciksr
*****
�ai
W y, terifc,
a
*
Sanford la The Only Centra
Florida City Affording Rail, Ulf
And Water Traniportallon
NEWSPAPER
AN INDEPI
0ANFORD, FLORIDA,
Arrive* At,Murder Trial
Capital
O f Crete Seized
A
it By Nazi Invading Force; j
1 Fight Increases In Fury
t
#
J N o Official W ordf
** |c Received On
#
ReUm, Knga8en,ent.....
^
Indicating1
vea U n
1n i t i aUv e Seized
rmy A irport
hi HiRRina
j
geven
Pro-
Ships Are Hit!
N p ectn
But
Plainly dressed, without makeup and In apparently good
spirits, Mrs. Ruth Steadman arrives at court In Roitr n, where
she is on trial for murder, charged with strangling her mart led
sweetheart, Robert Emery, 20. Mr*. Steadman, 28, Is tl.u wife of
a Pittsburgh businessman.
Four Charter O scar Toler
Changes S till Elected H ead
Not Introduced O f Lions Club
promptly killed 10 to 1
mat* finance committeet pension advocate*, who
H cigarette tax to raise
bteckod by a shouted vet* ef the
House membership.
V
.
Tha auto license tag bill Increases the $10 to $15 on care In
tha low-priced bracket*. sthlefly
Ford*, Chevrolet* and Plymouth*.
It Isavea the Modal A Ford at
$!0 and permit* a .$5 l*g for
Model T e, Austins and similar
alxed ear*. It also provides $5 inersajs* on cars In th* hlgtxr-
One Representative
F o r Referendum;
2 Ask No Change
„
Cfdts
TU Sm
# the Citrus
WASHINGTON, May 2 2 .-W)
reeled pn-sideaLwwJ -Aba •I.lona
■hare mil ’ yet ■been Introduced Ift pi
Cltlb for the cmhlng year nl u
urifiaifiuii',
CAiwgi Li
m g-
ghut, member o f the Commisifotii
said today upon hi* return from
Tallahassee, adding that “ it t*
not certain whether they will hr
Introduced with or without a re
ferendum.”
One of ' thiai district's reprteentatiree In the I-cgislelurr Hosired a referendum on the four
bills* while the other two were
willing for the measures to be
* c 5 n k w j£ k*w'nimltt*a* will be natied without
a referendum,
appointed to seek settlement of Mr. Higgins explained.
the diaagresments -between the
The fopr Mils, which have
Keen advertised by the
Pity
Commission, would (1) authority
tho establishment of a p o r t m i •horlty to construct port facile
Ilea on the RL Johns River and
Ijtke Motrroe. and to mil* 1 1
* voted to suthorin
Commlselen
rtielng rihrtjUl from
*>e th- Wsv Department reccntlv,
•ha Cite le particularly snrious
(or tha Mlt. Authorising It to l« i*
«we $40,000, to he piUMd, Ml.
I l M n deeUred.
“ The government may west
••xUtka over th* airport st any
*<wia fee he eSrti nee,” he oknlalned. *fa»d In that c*»* Dvr
Gttv weald hoe* to oserris* IM
right* onder tho* option to put •
-Vise* additional tends enlarging
•k» airport.**
It wus ogptelned (hot th* *A0.•MM hill would put Ineresa* Clly
Uses, became th# taotmt boi“
•wwrd would b# sold bock u*l
of tbs mosey MW betel vecckml
♦r*«n teg redemption.
In com. th* d t * yowls ••
-mount no to $40,000 for »s*|-
Greater Output
Of Bombers Is
Sought By U. S,
The government
took
l w*
atrldea yeaterday
toward
thr
goal o f a vastly Increased bomb
ing
plane
production
which
President Roosevelt recently de
man ded.
1. 3ease Jones, frderel loan
administrator,
announced
tin
allocation o f
$1150,000.000
l<
build nrw government-owned air
pleura, aluminum and magnesium
plants.
2. William 8. Kmideen. dirre
lor of the office of production
management, disclosed that four
new contracts were being nrgo
tilted which, with existing eon
tracts, would provide 500 long
range, four-motored heavy bomb
era a month.
This Indicated that
r>00 u
month apparently was th . pm
ductlon rale eought by the Pre*
Ident In his recent letter
to
Secretary
fltlmeon,
copies
<d
which went to Jones and Knud
sen. The letter said that tin
proposed production rate
waoutlined In a separate mernnr
andum, which was not made pub
lie. Knudaen
said
that
.100
monthly would “ bring us nrvi
what the President wants."
In discussing tha huge loan at
meeting last night at the Vnl.
dei lintel, anil log*tiler wlih oth.
rr nflirrr* named, will he inslulled
May 211.
tn addition la Mr. Toler, the
following oil leers were also unan
imously elected:
II. Glenn Uiigle, firgt vice-pres
ident; W. A. Adams, kccond vicepresident; John Ivey, third vice.
resident; P. D. Scott and Porter
anslng, tall twisters:
Maxwell
Stewart, lion tamer; (' E Adams,
secretar; Janies Rowland, treasur
er; John I.. Galloway and J P.
Cole directors for two years, and
W. II. Ellerbee, director fur one
year.
Holdover dirrrlnrs are Joseph
A. Meisch, a past president, and
John Meisch, Jr.
In memory of (he Isle l)r, A.
W. Knox who was a member of
the club, a rsaolutlon was adopted
expressing (he sympathy of the
club for the family. In the reso
lution, drawn up by a rummlttr*
headed by LloyJ F. Boyle, it wae
declared that Dr. Knt/x. "has recalved tha highest honor that location at his press conference.
man can bestow upon man; the Jones said tha OPM had re
the
confidence, trust and rrliance of quested It to carry out
r
l|a community.*'
Plana were discussed ly the
member* to tend a delegation to
tha Uona ronverrtlun In Jacksonvilla June R, $ and 10 with head
quarter* at the Seminole Hotel.
The annual boat trip will be held
Wednesday,. June 1), It was dt.
elded, and Maiwell Stewart was
named chairman of tho committee
to arrange this.
The annual junior baseball
league play-off game will ba
played at the ball park the night
of June B, It was announced. The
committee handling this Is comnosed of E. J. Meyer, chairman; F.
D. Scott, A. L. Collins and John
Aa entertainment program was
given by Ua students of th*
Ruth Gordon Wright fltudio. The
program Included a walls rhythm,
Chris tbs* Slouden mlrs;
song*.
teteM tiumedio Uty wider the Harriett Loo Brawn; rhythm Up,
•nwririoao •• tb# m u * ” .
Mary Grose Dote', and piano ootllggtee expteteed. wkerMS st tertteao, Grace Qilteaple Dare*.
.w.ssnt Urn u M n t could only ,b*
W. V. Bitting, manager of the
Tonchten Drag More who ha*
Jute roes ally wared to Banfard
. - s . r r T s 'v s ; ’ ^ £
Commons Hears Hess
Did Not_Know Duke
LONDON,^Ma-T **— <*>— Em
bomber program.
The allocation
was
broker
down into fit BOO.000,000 for air
plana factories, $150,000,000 ('*
aluminum plants and $00,000.
000 for magnesium plants. It wo*
believed
the
airplane
plants
would he devoted principally
to engine production.
• Tho nlants arc to bo financed
and built by tha government but
operated by private companies
under contract. The OPM will
determine their locations and oth*
----------
Not
Definite
Chanitrr of Comm err* officials,
foil uirnllng on * story earned In
.this morning s Otlando Morning
Sentinel sitting that "Sanfor.I U
In line to (rat a 1200-jnan baalc
Army Air Corps (raining achool,"
aaid today they had received no
official announcement that autfh'a
school would he eatabllahed.
Edward Higgins, secretary of
the trade body, declared that |irnspecta we-v “ favorable' for de
fense expenditures of acme kind
• t the new municipal
airport,
though he had not been advlie.l
yet na to any projects.
Official* of the Orlando Army
;Air Hare Ijat week made en In
spection of the airport at a pusaible locution for another air Ease
or u flight training achool, and
thr report they made to War Ite.
partment officials
in Washing
ton waa described aa favorable.
The Orlando Sentinel said It*
Infm mitlon came “ from I Igldy
hulhntllallve aoureea.
Itrporta on the Hanford alrpott
art in the hands of General II II
Arnold, chief of the air eorpa.
the Sentinel stated, adding that
“ If the general looks with ap
proval upon this survey thr immedialar erection of the air train
ing school at Sanford will be ordjtW .
The Sentinel s artieta wet
earned on the front page undet
an loghl-mlumri streamer head
line.
It 1* fur ther stated by 0 - O t.
Inndo pn|ier that
“ Armnling
to
Informal inn
leaching this newspaper .Hallfold s
facilities met with all requiremenu "f the Investigating pei-■•nnel front the War Department
The study of Sanford
included
Imusing facilities, recreation, the
location of thr town in trillion It
other., Florida military bases and
the availability of large tracts of
land for a central airport as well
us fot emergency
and practice
landing fields
“ A I sale air training school en
compass** the fundamentals of
the art of flying. This inrlud-s
i round work ns well as 'lying Iri
us early stagra, the study of trlg, nometry, meteorology and pri
mary navlgatitn.
-Schools of tils type, rarrying
Henning, Ga.
PROCLAMATION
WHEREAS, this la a time of national crisis when the
groat task of conserving our national resource* ha* taken
an new meaning with th* adoption of a vast program of
na tJona 1 defense;
WHEREAS, tel* year ms.k* the IBIh anniversary of
Ik# National Beard of Fir* Underwriter*, a notable public
porvluo organisation, whoa* purpoM has always burn lira
prevention and eontrel;
WHBBOAR, America is bring geared to maximum .pro
duction o f goado required for natloaal defense, our man
power and our raw material* bring the baste o f production;
WHEREAS, at rock a tlm# any waste o f muff power,
raw material* or finished production to a direct blow to oar
national defease and thus * crime agates* th* nation;
WHEREAS, every year fir* waste* *oantlers American
Ihre* and prnywtiea and te tb* pitOea* enemy o f life, liber
ty and the pnieoll ad kapptrraa;
WHEREAS, each fir* wastage te tergal/ preventable
effective
rrr
brM A iM
Martinique Said Or*
dered To Prepare ’] j
For II. St Attack*
■'
Dropplnii out of the #ldo*
bv tho thouMtid*. Hitter’s
aerial invaders seized tho old
capital of Crete tndav and
(rained another foothold In
the Smla Hav region — situ
of the lii(t British naval base
—but the British warship*
smashed attempts to land
sea-borne troops on the Is
land.
Urging pumaaiti’ of m hill to rri'
itblr thr i'lty In i orruw up to
$10,000 ft.i municipal improve,
menu, W A L cffltr, prraldcrit of
the aSriniimlr t'ounty ('hamber of
Commerce, declami today hi a
Icttr* tn Thr Han font Herald that
*if authority In not had by law
for the City to gel thin heeded
money, then we may loir valuable
cppni i uni Itea.
The letter, in which Mr l^rffler
exprrnaea the hope that ‘all Intereated will get behind this U
aa follow*.
‘ Mr. R I* Dean. Editor
"The Hanford Herald
“ Hanford, Florida
“ Dear Mr Dean:
“ Our City Commiaaiun
kiaa
aaked our legialatora and arnator
to iwpa a bill to prrinil the City
to I oriew 140,000
j
MI am tuld that tie City \hajt
■pent, from Ita own operaftag
funda, about $lf\ 1)00 acquiring
landa for a new nir field. Thr
government ha* n large force at
work on the airport now. Money
la needed by the City to pay for
the balance of the lnnda in the
airport area, and to do other
tbinga neceMary to keep thia
work going.
MThe amount that thr City pruaed to borrow la not great, but
i nerd for thia money la great
now. If authority la not had by
law for tha City to get ihia need
ed money, then we may loaa val
uable opportunities
"F or the paat 10 years, th* City
has been engaged In the business
K
of paying old debta. They need
some fresh money lo do those
things that tha people of Sanford
want done.
” 1 hope that all Interested will
get behind thia.
Certainly, we
can't expect th* government to
do 1t all. W* must be ready, will, and able to do what I* ra
ted of US.
“ Sincerely yours,
“ W. A. LEKFLER,
a
HiMit I
MuhnjMUfm, iSPi, *1*111
of Mi h.i.I Mm W K Rirha'H
»nn of ilfbiimfo Mini « nrphiw of
Writ (' A Mitiuri* of Sanfoi ti.
whrrr ho liml vitlltnl
nrvcinl
t
WHt Mlnhuitly k.J114"11 y i-PI * f
tl«v mommy in TampM hr Kim
t»ni11my |tiniO' went into m Mill
*|Hn Mini i wnsIm-i| iu»ythmnt of (hr
city
Wlih Mi
Kit htinlson
v
Ralph K I'hillippt, .'IH, Tmnpa imi
iorimlolr *Ikit Itr, vbho wm li'nitr
injf to fly
Mi
I'hilhpn
wmm
rruikhi'cl m thr rorkpit of
thr
planr
A rranfmi »«f Orlurulo until a
Jrar ii|ro Mr Hichanlaon wan
firmorly in parturrahlp with hi*
fathrr in tin r it rum huainriip at
Apopka, in ttir firm of Hithriril
mon nmi S«*n Iff hml vIp11i*tl Kan
fortl on Inmnm* a nu mb or nT
ftlrnom, am I win*
wrll
known
nmnnir intinm nirn
hor«*.
Mlt
11a in im" vimi(rtl wit Vi Virr nrphrw
and him family in Tampa lamt
w«*rkf inf
In Hr Inotto
Mr
Rirhart! mon
workml wtih ili«- Siirplum Mv*
kolintr A dnimimti «f ion
of
tho
fcdoral
imvi’t nmo nt,
Iravrlhnjf
part nf tlm time
f ’ hu8i- t.f tho arcldrnt whi^h
rrmultifal in thr drath o f the two
flirrm hntl not f»r**n drtrrmlnrd,
but it h hriirvrd that thr nun
apparmly lot tVir plane ff■I«i tnc
much -iM'rd in a dlvr and *!•*
wina fahrii* rollapard
in
thr
rumh of mr Thr pin nr, a two
placr Taylnrrraft, warn ownrd bv
thr Tanmu Jayr** Flylnv CluS
of thr Tampa Junior Chamhrr
o f rommrrrr. of which Mr Rich'
•rdaon wan an Inatructor.
An aviation
rnthuaiamt
for
yrara Mr Rkhardaon rpcantly
romplctrd an advanced trminlnr
rouraa at tha
Unlvaralty
of
Tampa and r«colvad hla railnff
aa an Inatructor two montha ayo.
Rurvlvorm includa hla widow,
Mfa* Joan Rich^rdaonf a daukh<
tar, Haney Ellen, ?■: hla parenta. Mr. and Mra. W. E. Rich-
••Preaktent."
Robinson Continues
To Show Improvement
Chari la Robinson, who received
a frail ared ahull when he loot yet been completed.
control o f a motorcycle he was
Wl.aVntH AT ALCIEJI8
driving aa May IE te “doing weir
TANOIERB. May t f — (At—
and showing gradual Iranrov*.
Werre-Etlenne Flandln, former
premier of Franco, wa* re part
ed vaaterday to baaa « ” lv*d In
A'rier* from Maraoille* with bte
With the three-day-old battll
mounting
In violance,
Prima
Minister Churchill acknowledged
that Natl parachute Hoops had
inflated lhr town of Candla la
central Crete.
Foreign secretary Anthony Edrn wattled the Vichy govrrnmeu.
that Itritaili will atrlka the SUi my wherever he may be found
anu soma qualified sources took
that to mean an undeclared state
of war against Franca.
Eden
said the Vlcty government had
embarked on a policy of placing
French resources st the tfispotsl
of Germany.
Hitler * aerial Invader* stormed
at the Isla ot Crate pith unabat
ed fury today but the ttritiah. pre
dicting a more violent phaee of
the struggle was still to come,
declared that alt key positions re
mained Intact.
Unconfirmed reports said Gen
eral Charles Dc Gaulle a Hrltishaided Free French troops are ad
vancing Into Syria from Palestine,
If true this would inren the Al
lies hail seised the tuttistlvr on
land, stilting before the eipected
unival of German troops.
Country In the llntlsli maneu
vers. the French troops were rvIHiiled mi the mirrh in Kyrit end
adjacent Ftench-mandaled l,*li*nuii
I he German High Command
Slid Htukas and Italian torpedo
plane* had lilt a battleship, si*
I rinsers and a destroyer in al
ls. k- mi Gtftlsh naval units in the
Mediterranean yesterday
A report circulated in German••rcutiifd Paris that defense force!
in the French Caribbean Island of
Msrtinli|ue had received orders to
It sail.wsl
as teas T ssl
Red Cross Gives
Fifty Million To
War Torn Nations
During tb* past yrar • total of
150,000,000 ha* been glvm to
rounltiss suffering from th* rsvagrs of the war by 477 welfare
n rginlullons In the United States
Mrs J. G. Rharon, Jr., chairman
of Ihr Rentlnole county chapter of
the Red Cross, sakl at the rrgular
hoard meeting Thursday.
Of the $50,000.00 total shout
half wa* given by th* Red Cross,
Mu. Hhartm said.
The Red Cross Is allnttrd 85 to
00 percent of all available ship
ping space on boat* going abroad,
th* chairman
stated,
for th*
transportation of relief tunplles.
One half of th* money raised dur
ing the roll call last year la*
hern »rnt for relief, Mra. Bha.
tun *ald.
"One great work nf tho Red
Croat/' site told board member*,
“ has been answering inquiries
regarding relatives and friends In
countries where war hat spread.
Of th* many thousands at in
quiries. $5 percent hav* been
answered wltn full Information,
aha addad,
Mrs. S. O. Chase, J r, knit
ting chairman, announced that
th* quota of knitted article*
through Dec. 81 la 1M Item*, or
a monthly aeerng* of Bl Arti
cles. This le tko largest quota
this county has had and tbooa
desiring to halp are aaked te
contact Mra, Chase.
C. W. lablll ef Lake Mary was
welcomed aa a now memter of
tho board. Hi* work will ba or
ganising th# Junior Kod Crime
LOCAU WEATHER
\
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THE SANFORD RtRALD. SANFORD FLORIDJl
H W
lord Herald
rota, aaaiatant admin lain tor of
Dm w a p t a w dJyWon, yettorday waa'vlgaronaly eriUyUad by
taro outstanding Southern pnblUtara in a forum on tbo w a p
and hour pet that broncbt ton
thirty-ninth an anal convention of
the Southern N d a p y w lh»b-
The Convoys Get Through
If, an tho experts tell us, the battle of the North
Atlantic fa the decisive one between England and Ger
many, then the recently cabled report ot..Quentin Reynolds,
• Fmtow” ace war correspondent of Collier’s, should bo a tonic to
uTtmr
persons who have misgivings about Great Britain's
chunccs to survive.
Mr. Reynolds, who returned from London last winter
after experiencing tho heaviest air raids on that city,
said he wanted to prove to himself whether or not sh ips
from Cannda and the United States were getting through
ihe Nazi undcr-sca blockade, or were being sent to tho
bottom ns wan Hiller's boast two months ago in u speech
in which he nnid GOO new submarines would !>e loosed.
Tho correspondent look passage on n freighter In
*-jconvov with 40 other vessels and act out for England,
will v. ebarcri tarlThc value of the cargoes of the GO ships was estimated
_ ut 100 million dollars, but Me? Reynolds says the cargoes
■•{cannot be valued in dollnrs and cents; “ In terms of lives
that it will save, in terms of blows against Gcrmnny .that
it will strike and blows from Germany that it wiH ward
off, its value Is beyond any consideration of dollars and
cents.”
p.awmkw mi ww*
And yet with all thrsc ships sailing in one group,
wkieb ta^aMh*. earryjug the precious necessities for existence, not a sin
gle one failed to reach its destination and not a ship suf
fered so much as the loss of "a bit of paint.”
During tho entire voyage, Reynolds reports, “ the con
voy was in danger of attack only by one submarine, and en
MAY S3, 1041 dangered once by n floating mine. The submarine was
destroyed by one of Several ex-American destroyers guard
jC T p p TODAY ing Uic convoy and the mine was sunk by machine-gun
fire. Tbo only Nazi planes encountered were heard over
DOES NOT FORGET:
Is not unrighteous to for- head returning from the bombardment of Belfast, and
work and labour of love, (hoy passed unseen in the ni^ht, unaware of thu rich
•tawed toward hi* pntc beneath them.
hava mlniiUrrd
Mr. Reynold's conclusion is very re-assuring to
minister,— tieAmericans who sco in England's survival their best chance
of defeating the Nazi menace. I!o says; “ 1 came to Eng
land by convoy to find out. Tho answer is that I am writ
SNOW IN APRIL
ing this in the mossroom o f a freighter that haa just
crossed
from Canada and now lies in an English port. 1
(Ftem
roRtry)
know that more than 60 of us left and 1 know that by
m t> a to h e d Pm blind attack.
lato this afternoon every single one of those ships had ar
T i t » whlt» to rad* the gr^tn,
rived In British harbors. We would have been unable
A"*!* 5**
",rill# bark. •Afttaugh ahtke o ff the foe,
lo do that hod GOO German submarines been lurking be
R g m ili #
tta ground bnew
neath the aurface of the Atlantic.”
yotip« blade* of gras),
J & Y ftarjt..........................
A* million atronr.
f: W F *
y and through , , ,
*
O.I •
inctoa wma "fiH«d
Hahcrs Association to a cloaa ragtag, aeoni « ( araotloa
bora.
“S ja u r lanrara.’’
Tod Dooley, yraildaot ad tta
for his day .of Triumph
A Personal Gift From Yowell’a Will Muon More.
Arrow $hirts...... ..........$24)0 to $54)0
Mark Twain Shirt*................... *U65
McGregor Sport Shirts $14)0 to $3.50
Student Sport Coats............$11.75 up
P t l.M
They Know What They Talk About
Current Comment
Higher Auto
Tags Obeyed
By Senators
It Is striking to note how many of tha*e who are
Br AGNEW WELHU
calling for a bold und vigorous foreign policy, for act
ing now even at the risk of war rather than waiting at
The oprninir gun In Ihe HmWell, liuar, you hove
the risk of a more onerous war And ultimate defeat, are vuluUon«ry war # w »i dealf naie 1 _id n g re a t dual und m aybe *
men who know what they are talking about from actual b / Ihe hlatnrieha aa “ the ihol y a " m c u t h f u l. ” T h e n he ud<i
If'nntliMsF^ P r ow r a w Oh « )
LliJAl wBi
heard
irou ii^ tt>l • d l " K f f a u . th e k lilu g o t t i e In vi>l«* |r»e.000 for Ihe Bfonkbattle
experience.
It
1*
the
perennial,
If
misguided,
nrguriirh
t
»
o
rt
o
f
b
r
a
in
*
i
t
don
i
■***
The impwcl CRUMd
iiiK * In n tH til ion o f W im hirM rlon to
ment of the isolationists that their policy will preserve world.“
llt i' w fgttlirii^ on u tjcolUth mcor am ke no d iffe re n c e w h e th e r It .
tinu ** t\ P lndy o f F lo r id * '* t o i *
Ut lh* Abyssinian irald
the country from the horrors of war; one might, there mny nl«» gn down In hUlory %i rrh o u l I* K tre a n ilio rd e r got n > ir^H
t ion n il u c tiir r . C n v a rrio r l l o l im p * IS l u l l . "
hr
onv
that
nhook
the
eerth.
fore,
expect
to
find
In
their
milks
the
people
who
had
Ijitn l r r r iiiim rn d e d th e fu n d . T h e
playad
seen those horrors at first hand. Vet tho facts show jusl
I) ro ok inn a
In A lii ut io n
re c e n tly
Illuff nliI G*n. Hugh Johnvonl Viimiw J tid ic u l w a lk o u t* on n | , „ r „ p 'r t , H l a | ir t llm ln » r y »u rvey
Ilie coutrnry to be the rase, There arc, of course, war vet •ay* Hie |iruunt rriiii lull madr t**e are
—
d
a
n
g
e
ro
u
*
p
ro
c
e
d
u
re
.
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o
r
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0
.
A ta ta w to
erans on both sides of tho debate, as well us persons who W athlns'' n • ‘‘ tadlam of evaak- In a foderal court in there part*,
T h r a n n r o p r lilio n '* (n m m llto *
ant , lias* are flown,
l,.,i tliwrinl*." Arrn’ t wc all the judge left
the CMirtroou voted n |0 tu ) fa v o ra b le re p o r t
'* non has *em* to never saw action, nut any examination of the lending tvady
und willing, may anxlou* without recearlng the court and r o a M i l a p p io p r la tln g a b u u t 14,Sjtokesmen of tho two groups Is convincing evidence that
tn lirlp anlvr lha nation'* prA* While a defedant attorney wn* IN'O.nnn d u r in v th e n e x t tw o y e a r*
nw>n who know whft war really is ure not to be round' Urn* *nd bring It n*w onr«?
Stklreaflng the Jury on behalf of fo r eniererency p a y m e n t* t to co u n
Pfoeon^iered lundi,’
predominantly among the isolationists.
kl* cllnit. A auparior court told ty rch o o l hoard*.
id onafrald—
the judge he rouldn'l do that:
Wendell
Willkic
was
a
lieutenant
of
field
artillery
Ami
«u
nlil
"Uatlllng
Dlxxr''
trow a robber's tanda
l)p*n
I*
tlimugh
with
pni'r*Ci*‘ . In effect, he must *tny
tha bloodstain* fade. In tha A. E. K.: Secretaries Stimson and Knox were both
—ADIK DAI.LOU combat officers in tho A. E. F. (Iho latter was also u tinnol liAM'ball. Mrn of hi* typ* Unlit Ih* latl dog l* hung and Friendship Discussed
of mind ar* no credit to thr to* rope burned.
Rough ltlder in 1808), und Assistant Secretary of War ipnrl anyhow. They remind one
At Sorority Meeting
hot Vfenltar gel* hot- Patterson won the D. H. C. for "extraordinary heroism In if thone cbra|irtl "g n y »" tit
nee
by
the
paper*,"
*J*yr
a half-tallday aeon action.
Colonel Donovan. Mayor luiCuardla, Maury Mu- .■mill, the political hecklar*.
“ CnnHuel iif Krlendihlp waa
Mr. Toolleberry, “ where them
vcrlck oru all bcliovero In action who know whut notion
lojer boy* *ay they want m.-t thr nuMrct of the mrcllng of the
Demon
itunyon.
famuji
colum*
l* to play with
an'
cheup Hein „Slgnin l*hl eororltv at the
means. Lewis Douglas, co-dmirnuyi of tho Committee to
macs’* national motto: “ f.l Vnend America, won n citation in France; Bishop Henry nial. want* a anility teat fot all Cer. Great Scrtl,
yo‘
orlei home of the pre»ldent. Ml** Ruth
candidate* and office holder*, fc**r pan trll 'bout bow Ihrn. Jean Wrleht, on Dak Avenue on
r,
Equality,
Fraternity,"
W.
lfolwon,
head
of
the
Fight
for
Freedom
Commltti-u,
(•teat Scott, man, are you try
ta considered blotto.
am' Yank*' an' the ‘Johnny Mtnday evening.
was a major of infuniiry, twice wounded, once gassed und ing to destroy our entire guv- •b*‘ lived in tbtir war d a y
Dana were made l-y Ihe aroup
irnmcnt
fabric?
etr wore out their tc*lh chewin' In attend the State c-nvrntion in
la .wonder what all Ihe bird* winner of a D. S. C. Robert E. Sherwood, who has been
bard-tack
an
nav r Daytona Beach June 7, A. and 9in tbc old day* a man pvld a SOW-taBy.
Crete think about having lndefuUguhle for tho bold jiollcy, was twicu wounded; othAil the 'muaement Ihet at which lime WK) member* of
paiMr ' oaatominated by u •n leading publicists for action include Ulric Bell, Fran- good price to aec a "leg *how"j taaos.
bad wa* playin' krerd* and sui the aornrltv will mr*t at the Oa>
A « f parachatiela.
cto I Miller Clarence Slreit, all A. E. F. Of the two Agur now all lie need do u acau tbo tin' (ktanod by the ole arm:' reui*
liotal for a threo-diy a o Miami
paper*.
game, of fen you knew what I alon.
brothers, William was a war flyer (Croix do Guerre);
Incan.
-Well,
they
air
*lrrainliiiiri’
ftaioi-r,
movie
alar, Herbert was In the Naval Reserve.
Mi»M Margaret
L. Davla,
The Glnegow
fanner
who, ovary thing elao m ] *'po*e -ol
r.jHmaur for the Florida Dlvlalcn,
going to marry again,
On Ihe other side of Ihe argument one ran also find with a pitchfork, ‘‘captured'' thu tUerin' mini march un."
»R tell you hi* name."
n**l*ted the «irla in learning their
war records— Hamilton Fish was in the A. E. F. ami J’res- crippled Hew had a willing pri
' |*l an Introduction.
new Beta Klein* I’hJ aonjfi. Tta
and aaya hr would Ilk* IQ
Florida h(* a *ort of blfon I hoaleaa, aaaiatnl >y Miaa Grace
dent Hutchins was in the American Ambulance Corps and ■soner
Jo the mine with Hitler. Maybe
on
legal
rtaldence.
I
f
you Dorr' arrvol an lea courao ear*
the Italian Army. But on the fairest view one cannot fall •o, but 'Han't ao uaay a job, me _
to vote or get Into thi
Hhta*' of tb« General Fed
n o f Woman’# Club* have lo be struck by tho numlx.'r among tho representative
“ craiydiouM " you uiuat bave n
'a conUnual craldeuco but if
told to "forget vacation*,’ spokesmen of tho passive policy who, whether because
Combat airplane production Ik
I jgtj^h jea took yaar* age they were too young (like Mr. Lindbergh) or too old. or
are Just pltunb "nutty” *n«*
apeedlng up at a rapid rate, the
t a jr
otherwise employed In the national service or for some record being u follow*: Decem
do tha work—If you
i *v>*'a8on’
first-hand experience a t war. Gen ber production, 700; January,'
Publishers Criticise
1010;
March,
1300;
tki*
month
eral Robert E. Wood, head of tho America First CommltWage, Hour Official
■ ago were eatoll*
it
|
a
to
exceed
1000
and
go
on
regular-army officer; but John T, Flynn, head to 3,000 by mid-dimmer. Quito
and reaanting any
y .orlt ^*Ptor, did not hoc service. Nor did win* target* tor the ‘ ‘a
Inking CommunUm a* i ,
EDGE WATER PARK. M M .
.
Ny* *"d Reynold»- senator Taft waa grrauc" power*.
employed In Washington during the war; it ia Intorosting
That 1* m foolUhly fanta
•r iiu ii regard the lima
UU Star-Advocate o note that hli browier, who was in tlie A. Escort-e- idea
that U#»* waa carrying f
aa another caaa of “ gone
i i* a quaar body; ly shares his views.
Hitler a peace meaaago to ,1
a* he ha* appointed a*
it* up to apeak and
land. Anyhow, it will t a » I
To
eay
that
they
djd
not
aeo
service
Is
in
no
way
a
>. 9 aucoeaaor m m Marita
natadjr lialwu, and
time
before
he
can
report
11 over, everybody criticism of any of these figures; while It la obviously Im the bom* offWe.
possible to make any statistically precise comparison of
I t a t iM U * . tta center and
the two groups, But auch lists are sufficiently Indicative
ftmunference of literary
wla
dam, dactorad thara were a**#i»
in general ihoee n>oxi 1
& .Tta itat.'.e wsa npl long
flfstafWfii to b*sr i ay-about,
A jp ail to* fls*»«wcr«> out'
y
—LKoRoiry
— LEONORA' rpeyf
flPEYER
Dallas Nam, Mid Jacobs’ ip w h
la ton convention yeeterday » »
In tad Unto and a “ dliirita.
while Frederick Suita*. *&'<>[
o f tta Jackaon Dally N«wa, •*'*
tho w a p hour dlvialoo da » » * •
B M A CN
Student Shits*........................... $1(150
McGregor Slack Suits............$3.95 up
Weldon Pajamas........................ $1*65up
Rabhor Summer Robes
$2.50 up
Hickok Sport BelU.................... $1.00
Hickofc Belt Buckles...................$1.00
Hickok Jewelry..............................50cup
Gantner Swim Trunks-/......$1.95 up
Palm Beach Ties..... ....................$1.00
Arttetic Ties........./ . ...................-65c
• Initial Handkerchiefs.........box
$1.00
<
. —. - A l l
- ■
ta * « t* * w w * v
Abo pWu'white Uneo and fancies 25c. 35c and
50c <
1
SANFORD, FLORIDA
F lo rid a from fn
man firework* acid
rta after, neat New Yanra day,1 I C A f i ' V S K f l . i S * !
Another blew at China, the email hut a Harvard profeaaor (name
tar aqd at a fire hatard; any.' of Ho«to«> a w - t h f
« rt
Crete** Capital
attack-
at 8uda Bay with a fore# of
3000 'abuUgta and auaceadad in
penetrating the > autaklrta of
nearby Cane* before they war*
•urrounded and “ acccunUd tor,*'
U waa tinted.
The elr-beeoe Invasion, reinforced by atom and mare wellarmed Nani ttoepa dropped an
Utad ttaml That*
a£tMUc*Varerl AtM tQ AYRii
ti4 QOttirtAlfivthiMsihtilgid |k
the aeeead night aa«l day. wee
accompanied by aa*q|a aerial
Peraraa Jtuka ‘ dive-bomber*
s Z t a .s r s a & *££ £
m\ - ;■
�.
i { 3 •, ■ ** J f . ^
? i *
! > ; * * * * ; > ' :? J ^
.
— >—:— t-------»^vSIW'.JSe ■v
* * j£ w & r ?
.T O -w S 'V ’ y i
K IJIM ;
T t P U B g P » y . v > t A Y l gr
r a a BANFORD HBRA^D, BANFOIID, MAUUUA .
1»41 7?
- .»a j v T -
MRS. LOtmiNE REAL, Society Editor
C la ss
• Social Calendar
THURSDAY
Regular meeting of Srmlnoln
Rrbrksh 1-o.Igp will tie held In
~ the I. O. O. F. Hall et 8:00
9
i>.
H,
Hr*. W. 0 . Fleming will pre*ent her pupil* in on expression
iirilal in the South Side Srliool
nuditnrium nt 8 :00 I’ . M. She
wlO be nmrlilett by several dance
0 pupil* of Min* Marjorie Cngburti
nnd the publir I* invited to at*
lend.
The Towne»nd t’ luh will meet
In the Court House nt N:0O I*. W.
FRIDAY
The Oviedo expression pupils
nr Mr*. George Allen Mnffett
will lie presented in a reeltal nt
Itit Oviedo High Srliool ut 8:00
I*. M. The public lins been ex*
l ended nn invitation to attend.
The pisno and elm inet pupils
a o f Miss Madeline Mnllern will
be presented in a reeltal nt the
Woman's Club nt
P. M
The public is c- ri'inlly invited
,
In attend.
X53
SUNDAY
•
Tbe Y. W. A. nt Ihe First
tlaptist t'hurrh \xtil meet in the
ntinev nt 8:00 I’ . M. to read their
hinmiel sod have n short proginm
Sini|ier will In- ht viv I uud rnrl*
pill Is rr*tueM«i to bring two
mndwirhe*.
•
•
MONDAY
Sewing sessions will ronlinitr In
the We man's (’ lull fm the Red
I'mss frem 0:0.1 A. M. until M :h*l
A. M. with Mfs. Juc-h Hull as
sponsor.
0
Mis* Mnrgnret I.. Hnvls will
pnmeiit her piano pupils in n musir recital n t.lin Wunian's flu b
nt 8:10 P. M. The pi.t lx Is in
vltisl to ntlend.
■p , Truth Seekers 1 Ill's t f the
0 Methodist Church will have its
regular lusiness and sorint meeting at Kvansdnle 1‘aik in lake
Mary ul :t!t>0 P. M.
*
Telephone 14H
H o n o red
D r.
a n d
B y
M rs.
Honoring the members o f the
graduating class of Martin InitL
tide o f Jefferson, On., |lr,_ and
Mrs. A. W. Epps entertained
today at thrlr home on Lake
Minnie with a picnic iunrh served
out in the garden. Tho boys and
girl* In this rla*s are tho child
ren of the classmates o f Dr. and
Mrs. Epps, who ol*n attended (lie
Institute.
Tbe garden c f Dr. and Mra.
Epps' home wa* colorfully decor,
ated with Mexican type lawn
furniture nnd wooden bowls of
omnges were placed about Ur
gerund*. Hints and swing* weir
b1* o
provided for I he entertain
ment o f the guests.
The bust* were
assisted
in
srrvlng hv their sons, Billy and
Huh. Included in the menu weir
rhnire cylrry hearts o f whirh
lhi> Chamber nf ('itnunrrre di*
enled n crate for the occasion.
Drink* « re served from novel
|io"«ry pllrher*
Tliere wei-1 til mrnihers of
the rla«* pn*eiii who made the
nil Iiey f.o a tiip
In
Kloiids
frem |l*i'ir .eniur rlnss lilay ami
a benefit l.s*l game which thoy
sponsored. They have spent a
week at Ihi-hins Ilearh and from
here they plan to go In Hanjando
Hmlng* and (lilnndr before ri-turning to their linmr*.
D e m o n stra tio n
U p h o ld e rs
• iV
it
C lu b
R o ck e r
Tl»r linmr nf Mm. S. E. N w wood in laikc Monroe w i« llir
ftrrnp of un nil-day work
inif of tin* Iftimr Uemonilfitioii
fi:3fl p. M. with Mrs. J. T. New
by sponsoring.
z_*
WHITE
BAGS!
L a s t T im e s T o d a y
Ju n io r
C lu b
W o m a n 's
B e n e fit
S h o w s
a s ? 5'
$
5^ ®
1
W h ite
W o sh u ld o
Ijitcsl March of Time:—
“ Urlnla In Ihe Atlantic"
Pete Smith Specially
l)nlve runI News
Kcralnl!
Slipcover
Itagn!
F rid a y a n d S a tu rd a y
Embroi
W A S H IS FA C I RED !
A N D H IS N O S J
dered
Novelty
CrnshcHl
New
Shape*!
it* UNA MlHhil • P'tHard Pufctll
e . i—ALbO—
“
i 'o
i » - V**e-
sx ai
BROOMSTICK
• J
SHIRTS!
d
•V.
(N IG H T
L
T
. . . U
J4*wl Tbs crink
ly cotton * akin
that- M fd* • no
Ironing •
• IU
p o p t t l a r l l j r Im
b w e b p C n f (be
country. Complete
wllb bamboo ■tick
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v » - ;jg p p - | h
O T IIE II
;
BUM MER
s K ijr r s .A T X ^
• PrlaUd Betrencher
•
F lo r.l
• Floral
• Waah«
•
P rin t*
W, C Hill hns gone to Tab
lahnsjee on business.
Mrs. O. K. G off is ill at hri
home on Park Avenue, her friends
will be sorry to Irani.
SbM U rnn
Crepe*
aim
M ttd
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fU ora
Cogburn Pupils H W o m a n ’ s C l u b H a s
Offer Program ' Annual
May BridRC
I
- Mi.'- i'l l *itafi diugmi
•I*.
il thi U miifiii * * "lub 1u
At High School
'■7 ih. nr ml.d M.i\ Indue bivultfa*.
R A D IO
Tomorrow *n
’ , ,,, , ,
Iw'hnh o n . u1'* " hi the wvinl ill'.
M. B. SACKETT
’ pmlm.nt ei iti. ( hih ve*teidii
I An enthusiastic audience or | ........
( r, m
„ „ „ , j,.rit ...... .
lornl an*» rut-of-lnwn prmon* en- j j*»
, 1 1,», j.
joyed Ike program offered b y ;
|„
...........
nmm wn
the pupils of
Maijoric
Rosa
laid
( m in h hit'll s*
Cughmii Tuesday night at the
\<-st t a to lo 'i
Snnft-nl Mich School Auditorium. bn ak 1.ti*f \\;|w
sS|mn»iirnt by the S li. S. Jour- VI.'Tk* , I ho taldo tint ii iili i''*l
Milk !• u J hel'be'c |'M
nalUm cla^s, tho ontlro perform-!
1 In tin
nnoo ilrMonvIrntd mrikinir abil |d. e l wlets- i'i luiiijitin •i',,i| 1 ild- - .i 1 e l i id i i < ; i
ity on tho part of Mis* Cug* |
le •t t‘1 P U |d
l
l
W
1
If U |Vt
bum ’ s pupiN. rnnging fiom tiny. '
four-year-old Ann Mnilry to tho [ tiJU'.e
*' i "iu . u! I't 1,' •• ,1II | ( hiu, 1
yomijf ladioK of tho rlaaa.
ul , ' l, t 'Ait- t'l.iii I ■h t'liit!h i ,
11 . ie i•ir -i‘ 1. Ill"" ,i“ h i . ,ik i i
14f ul
\v**f»dltiml
fsoltitig
lU’ di i j :i t•.1 i - kin i
be n
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Ensign Ram Dighton has ar- rrali.Htio moonlight r f f n l i 11,o- H u b . f,
'.1
* ,1'.'1.1,1
w.»
livrd to spend Ids furlough with Ihor a till ni-nt *- r . lopioHontoil by i
MI t all u ud I- H
hi* parents, Mr. and Mr*. K. It. Jintinio I.iidwig mid Mmy Mnr 1
I*. I V* t • 1.
* h 11
gii ml Horiidon, onto rod tho on
Dighton.
i
t , l. ■*n i
ohantod
wotidland
urnl
loll I Mis l) | 111 l idi'll Vt
Miss Then Vickery left SI Jo anloop. H ar FimioN, Rosoniary | list .*) It's ' ( I t . li* |i*ll
und t'onitioj
morning for Orlando where she (•nrnor, Ann
lb*- I . 1*' I(li
plan* tu slay uiiill Saturday with X.udwig, ilroMsoj m filmy w l h o 111*•I ■! >1 . lt I II Ih M
i;
with |rlj Iter tug faiiy vviugH, t|Ufriend* and relatives.
\lt
and Mi
oavorod tin*
looping obd *rt»n. I 11
1
(boir oiioliuhinn nt
lhr \\ \ ? . i
Friend* of Mrs.
Neil
Hrdt| Htllo si^tor danooH m h. » <<r nnii
tl*
I
bt
'
Will lie glad lo kmnv (haI »bc m and porHONfloH hoi lo.oiu-i m »b» M
\b
ntdi* to In* out fti]lowiti|F an i!lIt. .
a Vfdi*** u i l h lo t I 1m I .iir \ W i l l i ! •
i
n b t nf mmral urrek^.
Tin* Msiotiboom, tlmh. I V l T!ty ’ *
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it be a utifiilly fmi li< I | if**itii- M
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rtnro of utotdinlio !«n11* r
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Mi»m
F-tlrlo
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pnrtrayetl by .lane
t b.tpiitti
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IMivltin Huoh. J n Ha do.
Kml
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Milo rod and1 ox li ittod an oft*
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I H Strwart rotiiriird y cU rr- Irnncing ballot
oii-omhlo
i'n
r ,
\t
\V it l;:, iu
hi
day from Ja ck wonville wlwro ho tutu os of the Moon I ’uiim • wrr«* M
1 i . M . .. 1 1d • i •
uth ndod the t hi re-daY ursAion of yd low
larlotnn
bulb*
■•kills I t M
ll 1 1 . 1ihtii e ' 1'
tho Florida St» te r l o r i i t i con spsujrlo-t with glittoruii* iiuuuis t , IM
II P 1
vention
•Hid x’ dlnw -aim Imdii”*
in i
1 -ik It
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<‘ailed hv tho fairy inn**to. the
lim e i
M
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Fairy of tin* T r i o s , tlanood by
M atm c Knigbl of Miami spent
.
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4;
.1. '
\b , , i
Mon,lay an,I Tue^lay
a*
the I
V n' " 1
1 ’, l . \1i » ,n
1 l l». n .
1t»M1 \ 1
guest of Little Harriet Lee Drawn I Ur • f S p H w
..........
11
Mi
Mi
1 \
.1 the home nf her parents
parent*. M r J
J n v " ; " I '" 1' 1" " '
1
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duot biiilot fmilirio n os hoaiit i- i
VI,
11 r i s itn •1111*
i \. .. t ,
and Mis, Hurry llrnwn.
*fulv rythmic nnd tomb » pi oat M.
i r
M1
I-V 11 1, ■11
lni|ire*f*pmi un "ho nmluiui N'»" It
1 u II 1" M1
M.
.1 lull It ■
Mi
i 1
IS . i
Mrs. W A. F itts, *Ir., has re tns J e a n 's ou^lnmo u.
liNtli't hkir" nf gii'oft wiitf
'lift' \ *|
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\h
1
till lied f her home In Jackson
i
In*
I 1
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villn a f te r Nponding a few days bmlioo truu mol
w rh
1 ll t * Mt
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hnhh
it
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with her parents, Mr, |tu! Mrs.
I.,
I
|tlfl mo uf I mu i i l i l t
1 \\
\1 1
M
A H Mahniiey.
At.
k 1. I ' . . , > .ll.|
" Tiny, \ii ao mils Ann Wh ihiV u' M h
iline S\
I , ll, t,
It. '
! danced the pai * •*t 11>
Mips Mary K. Williams, a r v j IHrd. Her •»^i uni- *•<
u ith
tired mlsaioiinry to Ja p a n ,
1 1 i i thi ' ! l ) r , R on b u i l d T o
Kroenwood, H,
and Apopkii, I111 press
* iou uf I* t I f 1iM
•In
Is the (rnest o f her nephew ami chanced
Tin
« .•i ■•• i • ■i punv
Speak Al < hureli
mere. Mr. anil Mrs K. C Vkil- , , |l(
f »l -I •
t t tlm
limns at their home on Holly pi ugrnit* , |u ri i Im . i I imo • 1 • hv t|
Avoiiiie for » few day*
nblo
hen lit i f lilt v )n » f Mm i •
ballot
lb - ................. ■! a1,1Wll
Miss Martha
Adams idaiiM t«» wonted iho fif111• t li- v m" I gO
l \ , II
Fi or ivtiro* " '■ I*:*! I i
lea vt- Saturday
for Tnllalia.«e**
\
llx o
l i • i nm
w hite sin* will sfH'iid the we<k Injf," I’hyMi
,\t
■Ui O.i
vl .
erwl with her sister. Miss Idlliau miin J o II l. i
fllltl ol '
U t r n b U ’ I .ul
Adams.
Frwm there sin* will fc"
ith
ill
to Cairo, ft a., to v i*»i i with Mi Nu rm i .1«
i ,
|I . M
,
iand Mrs, Ja m e s 11, Trapps fur lug < yp-v •• i **• . b n l | ,i ■- mil ku
li
. 1 Vi i
l . ,i In, ■ hi
1,
t.1
'In
evp
i»
(he it cs ‘imf n e
two weeks.
- V l 1 n 11,1
in ii«ii*- 1 en pin • i , ibu. r. . 1 1 v ul lull'
i i 11 ■ v 1
IkM.ij
i't *
g iv e r x , ,|ua8..t , : t «b. , 1 h
Jills 111 i «
•
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i
•ill e in n wie
uli'i I iut
A liH H R o u m i l l a t I n
Kvnsle f*f,t»hiiiit
. i • l '1 lb
* 1 ■,
II.
M 1 M. 1 . i i 1 e»>.
( lt»-. u: , 1
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E le cte d
A s
O f f i c e r innnv *1 iru
<a
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ii,I
ll i .. - f t , i
*■t " At ' \ 1
-11 me
I
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i i .............. . 'll"
illu
Wc»rd hits been received here wtifn w It b
F'dlow
that Miss bury Houmillal, student jrwelrv
i
Im 1.
*, k i•
i 'i..
l"
nt Flotilla S la t e fed leg i' fur W urn enwiuiibie Null
•
tltlt
* Mi* ' -'It) " *
ini*
n
|n‘a«uot
lg lit .1 it*
cn in TallnhaMee, has Ueti ele» l1 I n n . 1 i 1 iI'l'l, .•
fd r e e is tra r of
the
(hofixiou e xoi! ino *en i f t*,kll1
1
1nn mi.
Flunk Mi i-t h
. 11lil . 1................. .
Chapter of the (la ughters of the
lb
", -1"
American Revolution ul thi- col. Jm k I .lid wig tun I IH-mglu
II......
•11 1 it. (ll Hi
fltesseit ns f a n m i hoi
I
und \ 1
\ Ni
leife.
l.mhv j
Chefivicn hns the it i* I met ion of / VVIutak< i CiiniHi
tief ii
',( li,. kt , 1 ■ul >
being (hr only
eollego
sholoiit Ann Ksi
b, • t
ch apter of the
A R in tle | w i tb i i luvur un-uimbit' t i t ' »
j line Ki.lb.uing i h* , ft, * 3H .
States.
■ 1 Ir. i
|*«'inMr, l he -nutI!i k
i '111 n| 1ll ' l
1
rlasw entertniiieil win
. >i.■ 1 1
n
duel Ming « n I iliiiu e un in
Kotinle Ludw »g uud Ann U ■
A t Junior High ker
■fling "O ut oi the N»'W H
gilt
M ft >1
Hsv ' i! M-l lljllll i-il j| tbit I
U lit.
-al i - In •.
The Little Theater, under the
I’etile.
lbi“t m-i i v i >■» lie
t- I b.
I hi
direction of Mrs, ttoyd cHlenmn
"M id h -*
M aty"
i . ii b
i
>tMuf i--n i*l t ,m u
will present the
plsy.
"W hich
tap T in v, fuui \ ■t ,.M
^
t i a tu n t
i
Sh all l i e M a n y ?
nt the Junior
lls ib 'V •eemve i *>h ill iip| I ■u
' I•' «1 •' f ! J ‘ •I .» 1
inch
Retool
feu.lti.u......
next
!»
*•
she
m
ug
*
Stoeb'
"
niul
ib
i
fill l ■ r V i III I It !•
Tuesday evening al H im ..rlork
sii Ih ) nut me
Ilf 11111 If >11 Nu 1 ■
There will also lx- nn a llr im xm
As
oil
ell
1
1
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H
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I
M
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r
b
...
VVfndtlt ft |- 111I,|I\■o
matinee.
gave !i ipiti kimg i’xir • it.1•u i IIpjl s* III III ♦ Ull- I I
The play I* Icin g ,|>.in*(iteil by
utl ul t bid "Hi ill w
tl.» eighth g r a J . In urtlri in make tut lit it nf Jutiausii, sky’s * I ......
i
f
tbe
Nilgai
1*1
uni
In
11
>
li*oi
m but hat'ii,
money vritl which to buy a gift
to prescat to tlu- .chm.l ..pen the fniimin "Nui t n u b i Smi.
Miss Knghuiit * balb'f i .• hum'
graduation in June.
was in two Ittm* m *ed I <dlon
' l*.T 7
lllg
f'ngbui u% 11utu
tie
rhow WHS plupip | While
Me *
Kogburn tin I Ml
4ii i j H< I nu.
N E W A R R IV A L S
Whom*
blillilllit
anT'fii|iMD\ Kill
wan outstanding, w i n - l a l b u
(h« stage and
pi* emled
wi h
gifts nf rippieehii a m f i " n
ibu
pupils Nutina Jt nn Si* *ui nuiib<i
(ho ptesenlution sj.ee. h «*..| tu i
Ann Hittey c a i r n . I ihe giM,
The second
* • on . f ttu r.
tllJtl fulfilled aM'beti'o iv|., it
UoriA aroused by tie* l ir i l
u
M t s k o n sfiuitibis
die^o I
m
Mark bolero iarkida worn m* >
millHeolorrtl klnun t willi iti.ll> '
Rleaves, bbtuk vnu(|Uero.psntw ui
hUck sofiibrrrors were purliniuu
hv * Mary
M i : g'» i »*;
tlrrndoi.
r. and Mr*. George Stuart Endaley Mei*rh. I'hylli* Ion ii
annatMe the hlrth of a
■»d J a n e r h j j ' i i i ' i , Tb'*ir t.u
Tne.tfay. May DO, at the F ern * Id r««ttne shnwe.l go.nl li wining .it-.i
Uuthton, Memorial lloapltal.
tlo.p
A(t, i p p i v f liitm i nf the i \iIto1
r . ... 1 . J • JtJf* i
oispimiloii of tu (tine **Freitesi' i
A J T K N T IO N I
to which (hey d a neel
—
J o Halley In ple.H kill, -p.'.
READY, AIM
an, j a r k r l ami ,lr»itrh h^imM del
.THEM a fo ]0 *ho<v»»c wef»pi«' vcr-iu>
— PAIN11
i t r t r m i M i * ] W tllf Highland Fling.
J* ’
hiNMi fumi katMl Illifltl
iii
lootUf
perfo
rm
ance
o
f
the
ini
i
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r r rr t
-giw m 1 , . .
it'l a*«•*••! h i t n
VtMiUn# gave promt** that th<
young ftorlreviver ha* n f u tm •
tlafiefng. Connie Lndn :g nn l
•. -c
A»f| W hita k er In r r in - l i n r «»■!
NUHT t m a i HUMUUTUS
honn at* o f pink. ilanrcd a ininoci
■
ditot to ■ music box a rx o n i r1" '
S a n fo rd
F a in t
moat r—n d s r c l on thp piano will.
— M t f k l . l i ty hy > (i* s-M a ry II. •
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a
s
s
C o.
t)K
- ■i y ■ ,
Ttv* Ludwig '. r a t h e r * . F i a . i l
^MbdREitb
a " d f.-Higlaa fk-rtt gsvS ir taalk r , r i A«r.
a P - u t l M l touch
th* nrog.urii
c s i t h f r did ■ military t a r rou
I t * - I * while ya lulng ra stn i
, N o n a - 1 J a a a Bayer, Ipvfly tr
srhlto. d«nc»d an Intricate soh
t a * r a i l I d * po rtraying modem
Mr und Mr*.
DrrnKnl Wilk<*
and two rliildrtn l i f t toduy for
SUfdftsHi, Sln lrii laUmi, N- V.,
wbrr»‘ they will bp for th<* n r U
Mx w w U .
I
t l*
NTW
So u th n n
R n li C u t So lv es C < k c Servinn P ro b U m
, ,, i 11 ut u. i*if nr tutu part numb It v«Jy<ili(td, rt id f
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•» i • i /*.„ 4,n'i' ••oh p jim t rJ rrlhiphta* wnppar
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JJiult- tty 11to ltmiofi i>i T i ll II 11. t.u liillu nnd
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puckiigu-1 in useful n .t u lly ■ iiita iiip ja , I ' it m u u i I in u tiig wny.
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At Our Paekace Stow
You'll Find The Bent )■
N E W S
tvtwo
ii
Mrs/ It. I„ Knight left this
mom pig for lakeland w iere the
(I Ut xta tilling w.u tho
ballot.
willtvitit with her n.other, Mrs.
"Fvariiiiff*'* pron^niod in s\ bo iiiI. W\ During.
Piny
Itah tu n u !
«* i
Pe rsonal&
E p p s
r i n li <ifi Tuesday,
Feu turf tig bunt**
irnpro .’ ririrnt
during I hr mnolh nf May, an oe*
ra*lotinl r o rk rr wan upliolalri-nl
by tin- club women. Tlu* chair
in I hr property of
Mra. IForua
K, Norwood it ml when flnlahcH
was declared t** hr a beautiful
TUK.HHAY
A covered
Rowing lesslons will eontimie pirn* nf f limit un*
■1
InIi luncheon wn* served at ihr
for the Red Cr. * < in lh« Woman's Cluo from 5>::iO I'. M. nn 1 noon hour.
rniieww—Wbcrevo* W- serve*
%r \ •* P tX w . I v f*
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TRX SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, PLO dD A I
FLORIDA HI GHLIGHTS
of Um . Methodist Church mot at
the hone o f Mr*. W. 3. Lawton,
with Mr*. Orton Burnett taaeh-
OVIEDO
Ml** Jane SUley for the week. Mr. and Mr*. XV. I). Stine an
J. W. Mnrtin, Mr*. Bob Kinif,
end.
Miter, and brother* Mr*. J. I' mother o f the bride, Mi*. J. tt.
Mr. Merritt Staler, Mr. Robert f m and Mr. Cox. of llvi<-il», nit. Mian*, of Gainesville,•mother o f
Murphy, and Mr. 8ldney Caraway. Mr*. Ilarroltl John*oii mi l M> the gr ami. and Mr. ,R K. King,
of Ihuglas, Ga., aeeom|>amcil Mr*. John*on, o f Karroo.!
fallm
OI the bride, and
tha
Mabel Brown, Mr*. Ralph Brown.
A reception h-'lmriug the tier In hi • and git*.m.
'lb*' tinutiful
bride*' rake,
nml Ml** Betty Brown to Oviedo pn*tor of t> • iijptM ( hnrcli
topin-d with a iniiiintiire bride anu
to spend the week-end with their Reverend II, II I ink mtd Mi
gloom, •tiitirotl lh.. lovely lirltIb*b
parent*.
(
I ml nml family » .•- •>. l.l ......
The Mary Lawton Circle of the dny night on the rhimli l.iwo trl»h\ If un» aUn covered with a
Imaiitifiil lire rbdb nn>l decofOviedo Baptist Church met at the Everyone wa* invited
.ited with fern ami white gladioli
h. me of Mr*. R. L. Wheeler
,\ lovely rreeption following lb
candle* in1 beautiful crystal
Monday.
King-Mean* wedding wit. held ni and
bidderTlie Mary Brillnn Circle of tie ||„. Ovieilo ........... . i Ini,
n,
A*|n*i ICII*
felll,
ealla lilies
Oviedo Baptiat Church met *t the punch table, prvxklr.1 o n n by Ml
and white gladioli were artistic*
home of Mr*. L. H. Gore, with rhrln a Steven* and Mm J I!
.*1
1
v
iiriaio-cl
in
the
room
Mr*. Milton Gore and Mr* Young Jone*. Jr., of ttrlando mid Oviedt
The til ide uiul groom, axsUted
itaiiia a-. ;K/»ie»»e*.
re»|<eetlvriy,
wa*
I. mil it nil.
The Nettle Karnell f Irele nf the decorated with n Invidy pice ilntli hv Mr* I t cine Vurn cut the cake
Oviedo Baptist Church met at the revered with fern
and
white with whirl, lurk ice cream wa*
by the In idrsmuid* and
homo of Mr*. 8. E.. Erhol*.
gladioli. lust leaving room for the served
other friend*.
Mr*. Albert Stine, of Washing. iWo lovely punch howl*
Inside,
Many friend* *nd relatives of
ton, I). C., la visiting her parents. | the guests were received by Mr*.
II •Wll„a**l lla P a s s a l s . l
By MRS. LIBBIB WAINWRIGHT tof.
Yugoslavia, bafor# tha country was
overraa by tho Natl war machine,
Col. Louis 3. Fortier, of Washing
ton, Is Interviewed by the press a*
ho arrive* in Now York by clipper
plans aa. touts to ths capital to
Forest May of Sanford were . in
Oviedo the latter part of last
week, f
,
Zekn Jones, Commerical agent
o f the Central o f Georgia Kail*
way Co., and II. 8. Smith, Dis
trict Fteight Agent, D. A O. HR
o f. JackaonvUla were in Oviedo
the latter part of last week cilh
Ing on tha fruit and vrge*alle
shipper*.
Several Oviedo grower* have
purebaaed truck* In Jacksonville
tkd peat several days. Amoag
thole , going
to • Jacksonville
and returning with tracks Include
Jssiti Stslcy,
Bob
Murohy,
Charles Niblick and Arthur Par
tin who went by plena to Jirk*
aoovffla, also j . p. Cos, T. Tom
linSou end A. B. Morgan.
Punday afternoon the board of
Director* for the Un’nn V*ra
tio* Church School In Oviedo
met at Iho home of Re/ II. II.
Link, pastor of the Oviedo ilaptlat Church.
Monday afternoon the Study
Class o f the W. 8. of ths C. 8.
at tha Wan Btreot
1 of a.day to autoi
sals to the Bundle
0* Qm relief at Oh paopla a# war-ravaged go (land. Mr. Marita la aom la
ola tha armed faro*• of U>* llnltad Stataa.
DOES
. ; r4,;w ♦
>V4 T
Y O U R .O
C H IL D
f
N EED
•
GLASSES
v
j m
ty say* the ship **aaak ea rout
ra she may ha S afa after alL'
la Otnaaa, both of Baltimore. ___
„
e f Oartoola, N. C. All were bound for
s
^
IlM teftN him M i f f
a r«kH< fwvirr.
aftg
DR. HENRY
McLAULIN, JR.
oh* o f th«' prominent - Episcopal
churchmen who serve* on a spon
soring commltlre to aid British
Mission* suffering from
war.
Tha rfund o f 1(00,000 la rapidly
nearing • completion.
'MEfTOW
By STANLEY
t i V B rerLT
.
ig to N e w p o rt N a v a l 'A t
oro ha la a N a v a l Ra a Mv
a f te r v ls itla g la B o t& i
t D . Rooaavalt, J r , th a P lo t
C v p r e i a G a r d e n * . F l * ^ — L o v e l y A lic e B r y a n g e t * th u
thrill o f b er.U fo'p lck liif a tra r full o f th# fam ou s gar
denias o f C yp rm i Garden*. E very lady who visits the
garden this Summer fe t e a fre e ’ gardenia as a fragran t
memento o f the day.
- 4 ’hoto by Dahlgren.
ANGEL’S
1 EAT SHACK
T a i*
HO tr.dl
n u H ft
Banford Arena* J.a t O ff Of
Geneva Arena*
Stewart Says
C o m p « L in e
In
A rm y
Id a a
S a r r ic #
N a ttlo a W o m a n
n n r i 'A
b’
^ r
M l1
ans
r ttr y
F it n a n
2 lbs 15c
i . * r u i:
TT'S.SCRAP BOOK
It k
VUNERAL
Home.-
CLtNTbH,
40 W A,
By RiJ/SCOTl
1’ 1 J' : 4
n•
PEA!5 . . . . ..... .3 lb*. 19 c
Tomatoes Beans S lb l)c
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8
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At our Hallowe’en time, the old Romans used to
hold a Festival of tho Fruits, In early Britain, it be
came the Hallow E’en, or Holy Eve . , . a harvest holi
day in honor pf saints and fnartyrs. Today, the Jacko’-lantern pumpkin continue* to symbolize this ancient
harvest festival. Harvest Is i everywhere a period of
gratitude and rejoicing.
r’
.
'
rta c r
Squash lb 5c
» -.*n *
Fresh CORN FRIDAY A . M.
f.
Potatoes 15c Carrots .. 5c
■kd
a. n o . t
a ik*.
■ MOT* ANU
My C H I M M P. STEW ART
,C e n tra l P re s s Columnist
.
T H * AM ERICAN m ale sex le In
g ro a t good luck th a t It « * • a w om
a n (M r*. Franklin D Rnooevelt).
DOt a n o n . Who auggeated con scripm M n m m m
,
i I
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J ff
5
j j j t c o n n e
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lio n of girla for
auxllisrv -I o i v
w ith our m illla r y trainees In
c t i o n
w itr.
our nstumnl <ic
f e n s l v e pro
gram
O ur women's
reaction t-> lim
mV
Peppery Egg Plants, Cukes Mari
Lge. Fey, ORANGES doz. 23c
teen a hit fa>
vorabie. aa Indi
cated by buahrl
b a a k e tfu ls of
mall received by
senators, repreaentali ves a n d
_
N O **fU lV U G ttffti COLOA .* * * 5 0 0
* 2 2 * M N O \ S P £ O M £ H tr r m / te tH t s t u o j o *
L A
R
D
S O / r THS//S.
g A f V / J £ O A / M * N r SO*
Misa Mary Urn MrFadden, Mr.
John Hill mid Mr Houston Mean*
of Alarhun, a im e d Saturday to
attend the King Mean* wedding.
Mr. and Mr* Rulert Mtla-ndon
arrived Saturday In nltrrul th*
King.Mean* wedding
Mr Mel.eniloti wa* an attendant in the
we-hling.
Mrs. Clinton Thotn|iftiiit, of
(■uiiri'NvlIlr .iirivrri J'nliirtUy to
Attfiul Mu' Kine.Mrmi* \%»*<liling.
Mi Kn*t| Winattin, of (lames.villi*, nriiv«*<| Fi itlu> tn iittrnd
the King-Mean* wnMiiiK
Mr.
WniBtnii vurn Lieut Mtaiik brat
roan.
Mr. ItoM-or SkipiRT, of LakeIit Mil arrival Friday In attend
Hr
Klng-Meim* Bedding.
Mr.
Fktnpcr win alt altendani in tht
"Women should help, hut I don't
think It should b . compulsory."
Miss Elisabeth Fu nk.......................
M a ry la n d
Prices Good Thru May 2 4
Branded
KOTTENLAND
Beef!
F ith
ra^llr,
Riven
parts
I till!t
uttrii.il d thr dinner parly
thr hitiR.Mean* arddlng
Frida) niRht at the Orange
diinnL’ mm in ai thr i*»rort
of ' I ir ^ n.'ii.th) I /tv,
lh and M i* II /.
W elch, o f
H ili\ i . M in i., mrnl M i Mini M r a .'
lla ir y C n tiih e r, of I ’ort A r tlu a ,
Tea., "prut th r
%%rrlt.end w ith
.Mr. Mnd Mr a W II Young They 1
left i-atly M wih I m)
m orning f o r i
hiimr, niMking ntopi» a l the M arin a |
FtiiJn *. S ilv n ^piltigB and Ja ck, j
aoit\ ill. cn r mite
Mr Mini M m . W II (tore, acroiiipMnird by M r and M m H a rry
C axiilnv. nf Port A M h u r, T n . ,
w n ' In |l« k T o w er Sunday, vudtIn t M i*
(io ii • k i i l r f , M m
M l
L W agner, of W in ia r H aven, m l
u n ive rsity a o ro ilty leader " I stand
en U rcly on vo lu n tary service for
» « n « " Miss Doris Crmktln. PanH e ll.n lc detegat* at George W ash*!
Inglon university: "W o m en alw aya
have taken th e ir pa rt In h u m a n l-'
ta rta n duties anil there's no need
fo r d ra ftin g th e m " Religious E d u -1
cation D irecto r A nnsbclle ftp a n g l.r
M i* llh h ie W s im tg h l le ft H atOf H a m lin * M rlh o d U t church- " ]i iirUrn)' M g hi f ••r M im iiii lo visit
oppose-Mra. Roosevelt's suggestion
h r r M*n H p c n rrr mid ilauR hU 'i,
for compulsory tra in in g fo r young! >li«M I' »i i W nin riR h l for nn i x •
I w om en"
PostofTtre
l>eparim eot
i»rulr<l i iM«*
K ecretary E llen M « k! “ I don’t fe*
M m Hi i i
m iv im r I i I ha* a* lo i
I vo r draftlr-g women tn principle
*r*k -« n < l irurulM hrr sister. M i«*
Let them v o lu n te e r"
A llr r A i Imh m, and M i«* I a \ i rn r
And so on. till the senate and
la n iM i. of W in lir I ’nrk.
representatives' p o s t o f f i c e * are
Mn» j . w M r it in , auMhitfl l»y
stuffed fu ll o f th e ir letters Home
S in . W
T W a Ik r r . M r * II
F
of 'em don't etop at dlaagieem g
M K id w n ii slid M m
II
II
Link
w ith M ra. Roosevelt; th ey pan tier
irroiM i-ld
i hr
• h iirrh
fur lh»plan un m ercifully. And the feu
KiriR - '!* an- wi tlilmn
The r l u rrh
th at Indorse It are so ra re u to t>e MM% (hi lo lilii's l rvi»r, (hanks lu
curloeltlea
i hear and («» M i J«h* |#«*mhart, of
F rom the masculine elandpm nl
O virdu, am! M r H ru Jtmrs and
the bleaeed fe a tu re of the situation
M r H unh u
ll a i n r l l ,
of
Fi rn
la th a t It wasn't a m an who ad I'a rk , who
|i'n tH iti*d
(h r bride
vanced the scheme I f It hail been
« H h lhe flo tu l drenradons ms m
th s probabilities are th a t he'll have
a rddiviR ITI ft
been regarded aa apokesman fo r
M i*
J
II
Juiirs, Ji , Mr«
the entire panlalooned o u tfit of m
l.in h i' Y arn and M u W s W II
and the ft* we'd he In today would
11h. hail the llv in l i W uinsri s ( I n !
ho something pitiab le. A * It I*
I»aautifull> docomti'd m i I I i f r n i,
th a n k heaven, w h rn th # euh)eel • ta lln liliaa, anil w k ilr gladioli,
wnder discussion In th * home. w .
for tha K ing M r a m virdding rr
can alt ba rk co m fo rtab ly and sav (H U ok
to the w ife. " W e men c r illir h
M i and M in
lli'ii W a in rlg h lagree w ith you Isn 't th a t r x a i i l t
.i< ru iu p an lrtl by Mi<*» A lirv A d .
the kin d o f notion anybody might
n in * *..............
*'
.. r r n r iMnni-r Mn»l j
h ave expected to tie evolved tiy a
M r*. L t h W W a in w iu rtil went t o 1
w om an f " A nd the w ife hasn’t got
M ia ml S atu rd ay
night
sn<l r r - 1
a n y come-back.
t litm**l Himitav night
Mrs L i b - 1
• B j r i en th a ft p e l
iiir W a in rig b t w ill rvtnain fu r a w lJ lr in M ia m i.
! S en a to r H a r r y F U ry d of V lrM rs M abel
R rown
and M r*
gtnla knowa w hat i n lik e to hr on
th e an tl-fcm ln ln e aide o f such a Ralph Brow n, of M*t-nn, Ga.. were I
ih r g u r . i* o f M rs M i t e l Brown * ,
controversy,
-ia ti-r, M ra. Max. Iw tn h a rt fo r th r
I I * t r y recen tly M ated . In a aenweek-end.
a ta speech, th a t L abo r S ecretary
Misa Betty Brown, of Macon,
T r a n c e * P e rk in * ought to have her
G*., wa* lh* guest of her cousin,
Lge, Fey. Grapefruit doz. 23c
.
.
2
c
V i !(**.( fin
Acoin Special Sliced
C r o a k e r s 3 »> 2 3
1 i f 1. 1’ irk ('.■YU
Western. ■
M o a t
lb
Lm j
-
1 *t i
S t c a lc s
35c
t
--------
lb
19c
lb
29c
|h| »
W rtK T E
S te a k s
B A C O N
(> -e«in I a im o M :»pf»-kU
Sliced Lamb
Mlb S ho uld.i la m b
C .n t.i
S ite s
T ro u t
lb
l«*xb S'riF
Pu«k Ifolni
(oiling tool
lb
21c
South
Meal Grits
Ui.cuit
EflBECK
FLOUR
1015 25c
20 lb » 5 5 c
O o hln*
IWaidiUy
FLOUR
Codlish
CAKES
20 I b i 6 3 «
velvo
PALL MALL
Mb 13'/aC
pi<s 15c
3 lb. 3 9 c
4 ]/2c Napkins
Flakes
^
KATAHDIN
[Tgl I
that n ow
POTATO
Ir o m
* < • lor
H a . tin g s '
V in e g a r a< 10c
Gtm»dmr CfwiK«^
mm 2
P l n n a p p l o U hc
l*inly M imno llo tl
S lo w
2
'«
29c
llrookldil ol Oiarnpiona
W h M l ia i 2 1- 2 3
NbC Cello
Vaaiotlon
pu
sit1>• **ly h la II v« I(f» Ka ffl
C o rn
ii u
10c
blokoly • lil.y l i tiHi
L i m a n * ° joj l i n e
htoknly g *1oimjln
J u lc o
47 ox
19c
iiio to lf ■ C«k k ' t -1
New Florida It. i Hli.s
P o ta to e s
14c
M uucltnan ■ Appla
la w * 2
jo)
13c
S u n iw to l
Toney I'lon-i •
S aac o
n«*
13c
bunstim* lu rm p .
G ro o n n 2 — i 1 5 c
?>rndoi • AppU
J a lc o
joj 2 5 c
h'.'Grath Lu l
Boats
Florida Lon i »
Diniy Moor* r p a g h tlll 4
M o o t 2 tw 29c
P c rk a y
2
»>
17c
B a a ls
*« iv t
LU5 G m p aliu il
NBC
B its
e>.
21c
a n r o u ie i
■ o tto r
J a lc a
o
cam
»o >
ABC
Lovatl • H«w I nn (ta>l with Viianiin HI
2 8 -o x jai
12 l i e B r o o d
G re a t B ig Tender P ea*—
16-OZ w hila
Del Mat* Ctaum Style
C r o o n CUient no 303 1 3 >
ac
UR, W hite L ily ,
•
5
lb
Jin SAIMON lb
M uaaelm an A p p le
in this hews*.
*
POUOCK
ilOUNOI*
Lund O 5>ui h.no in quUflora
LEMONS IgSunkist 5for 10c
FIvWJ1
F ilia l*
MAODOCK
Krall •
Bi;t the American table Is^no longer limited by the
harvest season. In the pages if this newBpapwvadvertlsementa ttll'you about gw ! things to eat that are
available all (he year round . . Juicy pineapples from
glamourous Hawaii. Fresh c iery and lettuce. Creamy
tomato soup; Boston baked
tempting foods.]
S ta a k
COW ISM
ft>
u« tiding.
M i liny ( loiiti*. »*f I l I m iih I, mi lived F rid ay to »|»t’itd th r w rrk
cii.l w ith film p u m itR ,
M *. Mild
Mi** C. It C lo u h l*. Mini lo attend
th r ditini*i p a rty , m> tin* raco rt of
M U * sMpaiku I «••• Lingo. given
On* h m g Mran«* m i i M iiik pa rty ut
tin- iiiM U gr
I m ilt
diniriif room
fidlovviTiK th r
M'hrin fm I
K ritU y
nii?lit nnd in atten d th r
Suf it i day
Itivi'irml John Joiimm, of IMnr*
10c
Best Bulk Com p o u n d —lb
/ s " O * * * * * * 7 0 C O * fO * M
* 2 * * ? u * tX A * 9 S cc/v /cat, r o / t :
0 /f& A £ ‘ O f/fA /y F /T A f C 5 A / C Af/tATO JT C 0 /O G
QUANTiry t ignis tisiivto
U
a k lk i D . R asa avail, J r . f „
Lowott Everyday Prices
1f t
ILL CVAY// i
ri«B» to Lieut. Mean* was an),
rmnlxed Mav 11th, and her at
tendant*. Thn*e present were
G c tridr. Miss Connie Mullins,
of Orlando. Mist 5parka Lee Lin
go, Miaa Olive Tlrtams, Mrs. C.
8. Lee, who represented her
daughter Miss Dorothy Lee, Mr*
R, K. King, mother of the bride,
and Mr*. Martin.
The hoatrav
presented the hnnnrre with some
lovely Fostnria glasses.
Mrs. Marion Kates,.of Orlando
antertalnrd with a kitchen »h< wot
at her home honoring Miaa Minnie
King. Those Invited were Mr*. R.
P. King, Mr*. lien Walnwrlght,
Mrs. J. B. Jnnes, Jr., Miaa 8arat
McGowan. Mr*. R. F. Cooper,
Mr*.Marion
Estes, Mrs. R- \V
Estea, Mr*.
Milton Gore, Mrs
Young Harris. Mrs. It. L. Rags
dale,
Mr*. J. P. Co*. Mr*. Land, Mis* Olive Tletama, Mr*. Al
L. II. Gore ,of Oviedo, and Mr*. Hunt, Miss Sparks Lee Lingo
Sarah Barker, of Orlindo. The and Mr John U. Jones, of Oviedo.
Mist llorothy Lee of High
hosts** presented
the honoree
wit ha lovely kitchen utenill set Spring*, spent the week-end with
Mrs. J. 8. Mean*, mother of hrr parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Lieut George C. Means, arrived t.re. Mis* l.ee was an attendant
Saturday morning and spent the In the King-Means wedding
weekend with her *l»ter, Mr*. J. , Mr. Roy Eason and aon, David,
H. Wynn and Mr. Wynn of Ran* of Savannah, Ga.. apent the week
fori).
SI*
caine to sttend end with Mr Eason’s slater, Mrs
the marriage of Miss Minnl* Bob King *nd Mr. King. Mr. Ea
son gave hi* niece In roarri., re to
King and her ton.
Reverend J. S. Day and Mr*. Lieut. Means.
Miss Myrtle Eason, or Atlanta,
Dav, or Lakeland spent the week
end with Postmaster and Mr*. Ga., spent the week-ehd with her
sister,
Mr* Boh King and Mr.
J. B. Jones. Reverend Dny, former
pastor of the Oviedo Baptlsb King. Mis* -Eaton came to at
Church, participated in the King- tend the wedding oh her niece and
Lieut. Meuns.
Means wedding.
Mitt Esther Eason arrived Sat
A lovely dinner party was glvcn at the Orangr Court lintel urday morning to spend tLe week
end
with her *i»ter, Mr*. Bob
dining room for the bride ami
groom and their attendants fol King and Mr. King, nml to at
lowing the King.Mran* wedding tend the marriage o f her nice*
rehearsal Friday night. Those In to Lieut Mean*.
Mi and Mrs. G W. Niblark
vlted to share ______ with the
....
bride and groom were Mr. Itoeror nnd son, George, and Mr. and
.Mr*. Loily Whitlock arrived Sat
Skipper, nf Lakeland, Mr. Robert urday
from Jacksonville to at
McLendon, of Sarasota, Mr. Fred tend the marriage of their nephew
Winston, of Gainesville, Ml*. und rouain, I lent. Meuns and Miss
Minnie Ixm King
Mr. and Mr*. J I). MrFadden
arrived Saturday from Alaehim
to attend the mnmagr of their
nephew to Miaa Minnie King
& £
w a v
Dorothy Leo o f Hlfh
Spring* spent ths weekend with
her parent*, Mr. and Ur*. C. 8.
Lae.’ i
’ ..........
*
Mr. end Mr*. R. If. Bu*gln
and little sons Bobble and Dck
le o f Orlando were In Orledo re
cently.
The recent cool weather has
materially helped
lh* crlrry
cro.-e in this section. It U Iho
otdnirn of loral shipper* that
the peak movement ef celery I*
sver for the season, although
ihlpmeuta will be moving ouill
around the 10th to
lBth or
June. Price* are much higher
Shan they were a few week*
ago and while the else* o f celery
■re still running
small,
Ihie
grower* are optimist'e a* to the
marketing situation for tho bal
ance o f the deal.
Mr*. J. W. Martin entertained
with a lovely luncheon at the Or
ange Court dining room In honor
of Mias Minnie King, whoaa mar.
•r
S c i z z -S e t
(m V 2 5 c « M
2 . M
m
10c
S v ic
�9
SANFORD,
*W »t >
Ljman auditorium lha
‘Trend Ujr» FHlA.
paster af Winter Park Bap‘ Ut
LONGLOOP
AD-mamberaare urged to at*
. Thr Community party Fri
day night •* i i under the dlseclion o f Mr-*. Flora Wlflla, M l*
Bell and Mlax Woodburn.
It la romm.-d that tbr Lake
Mary otrhe»:ra will furnish Bu
lk for too affair thia weak Fri
day night.
Lieutenant and Mr*. Ernest
Karri* spent tba part few day*
on a firhlng expedition In Tunta c;< -d* and a visit ta the retobratrd Wonder Hon**.
At Ibe* F. T. A. Tburuday
* This will be tha last meet in*
of tba year and 1M percent al*
toudauea ie aipoetad.
p'ltoy Aeuff and hla
B/F i f
U
Marvel Bread ia not only a b-i-g loaf—
rHORO-BAKED— ksktd /eager a/ towff
j Marvel is ao d ifm ib ie;
glorious, ‘•wheat/" old*
to* well-balanced diet U now
tu tu M a rv e l Bread supplies
i laaporttm vitamins f/oe/sid*
ndnaraM needed for physical
iriaUagt better for you.
read It D A T E D B R E A D • tba w tipper— to guaiantec
frak .Y rw p this day on tour
knbw JfOBAre getting to d tj’t
Officers erected la chorea *f
P. T. A. for next year ate:
Praaldrnl, B. A. ftimnaan, vicepresident, ’ Mr*. T . P.- Yale*,
Hr, secretary, Mr*. Ifaxlnr Clark,
treaeurer, Mr*. W. J . Wall** Jr.,
historian, Mm.'Maud Tapp*. llefmhmenta war# served.
Tba Saturday Card Club had
it*'party Saturday nl*hl at the
homo .o f Mr*. Abbif i MotrUon
with two table* of 'playara. Mr.
' Yb# Commencement aidrr**
J A ■party war siren
will be deUverod bp Dr. Burl
younger grades, those
Me for lb* Commur
m > w brU r*._?r»r*f»Br
Frida/ night, at tbr heme of ColItfU'on Thunday * '* ? “* '
Mr*. KlM M Clark.: Attend la* tha annual lunrl.mii
o f the Kplaeopal Woman's Aux
iliary In Sanford Monday from
■ k t o i m 'j ' A A t t t
Lengwsod were-Mr*/ C» B. bearMk« JILIIII WITH
rv D r x Oaonro.' H. Bridr* and
Mm- J.
i
The Barmtoumate sermon for
Lyman
Hl*h
Commencement
Tha lit. Rue, 8. H. Nlcbola
of now religious law «rv| ha*
been appointed by pr**ldlnt
blehop to taka chart* o f Bplo
copal Chnreh work In
weft•in Kanaas, with haadqueitori in
LAKE MARY
Ur. and Mr*. Georg* Stuart
ira announcing the birth of a
on born Tuesday at the For
said-Laughton , MemrrUI llosplMix* Julia McDonald of Ml.
Plymouth and Mix* Lucy MeDonald o f lantli
Mlrh.i wtrr
guests recently i
Mr*. Robert
Hornsey.
Mr. and Mr*. Clarence Ttlli*
rniertalned at dinner
Monday
night. The following gurata were
'senl! Mr. and Mr*. Claronee
naldaon, Mr. and Mr*. William
nwn. Mr*. J. R. Robinson,
and daughtar, Mrty Virginia.
Mr*. Mabel Tlllla and Mra. Tillis
of Sanford.
Mra. Andrew T n lo
arrived
Tuesday from New
York
ta
spew! a
family.
___ _. ... I'eckham 1* reeTv
erJng from a lontllrelom/1 which
wa* done on Wednesday.
expected to begin
thl* week tutting the new roof
«n the L i* Mary *
Church.
Mr*. J,
___ _
D.Cochran
had aa their gueata recently their
eon Jam** of Bradenton, and
their two daughter*, Mrs. Mer
rill Roberta of Leesburg, and
Mr*. BascornCarver •of While
STREET
S P E C IA L S
QUALITY DEPARTMENT
.riiim ia •' - .
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E-CU-N-O-M-Yl ■B-B-B-P
lb. 10c
U L D E R R O A S T — lb. 17c
CLUB I
RUMP.
i f K S - g s a -----2 lha. 25c
....... ....................... lb. Wr
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ms ,s*issti
W eu U m Select B # * f’
Round S T E A K S lb. S ic
.Genuine SpHng U » l r
HK’ a w y c d f c SS
ciu STs t e a k s ..... n*. ii k
S8olfl.DEHS....,...lb. >*<
Chuck H0A8T......lb. 2le
DAISY CHEESE -lb.--25c
BEEP U VER.........tb. 29c
21c
to.
WlfeNER8....Jb* 15c
W -T -T -k E >
P-D-R-K
HAMS,..L ii
17d
SriOt)LDKRS....Ib. 14c
S p r in g s .
Mra. Clarenea Tlllla
enter
tained In honor of her aon Leator, who celebrated hie birth
day Tuaaday. Seventeen children
were present and gam#*'and re
freshment* were enjo/ed.
r a n r r -v h H H
Apples
t m nM
i ‘D U E S
at the Oviedo High School adhl
tosium- Monday night of • Wtt
week. The auditorium waa folllto
capacity and extra chair* had to
b# moved In. About 460 p o p It
were present 1
Everyone enjoyed the pregram
thoroughly but no sides had .to
be patched frail laughing by th«
5 lb*
*
J n n r
23c
Lemons Doz. 14 c
'rsr.
4-T.Mtnv
» “
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Rbujrarb 2 lb. ||
r t e n tvwtn nm*we
FRESH FANCY
Yellow Squash
Green Beans
Ih % B J #
CABBAGE
©28
Future Farmer*.
Bananas 4 )I>. f
ORANGB PBXOR’.
Regutar, Beetea 8tyle and
Vegetorlaa
Pawnee OtU.
Soieln Birr ...
.2
'der..;.......4 for 9e
m akes ....life. IVc
. Flakes am. 8 l-3c
toilet )3oap......4c
kgon Cleanser....4c
12c
...lSc•
fo r
25c
______^ . - 4 for t5 f
Grapenut Ftok« ...B!\c
Ig'a Corn FlakM....tMic
m ayo:
CAT FOOD
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***»»•**#t»7 oz. 9c
V,
m .v
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tiSS£g2S&%
m m m
:.2 V4
lb. av. ea.
US CARROTS ...f,. .2 b u n ch ? lfe
*k*■.(
SPINACH
I* >9oz. jsr J3c
>ed Reef 12 oz. 17c
gal. 2tc
—
P‘ » « W * ?
sr Towels 2 for 15c
‘ * ?\i*M»3 fit rfY;' < ’ m of Wheat ...14®
iVMF t wetc i • P
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a•a*b*.*■*«« .
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It*
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lb. 25. V, lb. 49c
Fwd 8V4*
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PAGE SEVEN
THE BANFORD HERiXO, 8 AN FORD, FLORIDA
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O N , LIST
2 Pass Red Cross Life Saving Exam;
Regular Classes Scheduled For June
llrihrrt Starr, lannagor
of
Renlamlo Spring*.
and
Olive
high .chool
attnlrut,
their lift- raving
testa,
iraaor Morrison, instruc
tor in Rod C m ., life aaving.
flr*t aid and water m fety, annon nr cd tr lay.
The rla u ri were held at Sanlando Spring* a* a .pedal
■Ion. hut regular claa.ra In lie(Inner., junior and »rntnr life
paving will .tart in June. Ml**
llo tn .o n .aid. A *pedal .wim
p in g cIiin* for bidie* i» iiIno rx*
pertrel In »tart icon.
Game
•Al Kettles Pitches
AH-the-way In Enillliu w C o n t e s t
Fanning 9 Batters
*Two teams Meet
Again Tonight
oHindy Hits 5 In Six
, Trips To Plate To
' Drive In ‘ 2 Runs
tons Beach last night |l the
two Imuiu took IS lasings to
roach » break In a Ua and /la*
loh the fame with a 10-9 acoto
Al **Goo,e" Keltic. Ia.t«l (he
whole way thcugti the DtfaiUfS
had to change hurlcre in the 10th
Inn inf replacing Theirolf with
Hilbert
crediting
the
latter
with the win.
Diminutive Katid Hlndy. San
ford pitcher playing left.field la
me auecnrr of u>e regular field
er, Clarence 'T o p " PfoU, mode
the beet record o f tho game in
the Ml column, registering fire
hita out o f aix time, ot bat,
knocking two
runner,
arrow
-home plate. In tho field ho ran
.G c r
a c r a c k at
j o e lo u ts’ neAvy-
VJglStlT CP dWaJ — MB lACKLBS 1U 0-
e e u M OoMftCR ud vMASAiM&To J
AAA-f 1 3
T L m m g U M H ffG O
out..
Jor Ju.tirr u-|iip|>etl out tin re
single, for hi. nix time. u;i l»
Score n run him.elf and b n tn
two. William, got one
hit >f
the game hut drummed it out (or
a triple, .coring two men tin t
later teaching Die home hag him
self.
Booth made two run. aflrt
C tltng a .ingle and a triple,
tlln g in two run.
Al Kettle, .trurk oil I mm*
intn during the gnrm* nntl Duly
walked four The winning run
pWr* scorr-l tiff <if lilm with iv,o
wen out n* Simmon* ftlnglfii to
drive in n Ini porn misr •
SANFORD
Now you <ea cook “p cW mart*
(dan aahoa oeery tiaw. Ilfa nally
ea.y with a Goaatal I l t c u l t
Rang*. Ita "rUTorSavar" Oven
n j t t r mnlrtnra. I m r , la Daep
.Wall Coobar U m l t t m t eegotshUa, swats. ha Broiler gieaa wa
nillPMiii*
-lb
Ln Valley
lb
Huns, (Jillr*»]>if
*2, I,a Valley.
Justice, Willinm*. Mdiitnry 2.
ilootb 2, Thonnl, T«*fft I!, Hum
phrey* *2,
C-iirtiM, WO
limns*, Thenril* fiilli**|ilr 2, llonlh
Humphrey a. Just ire 2, Run* but*
Ift!
*n.
Humphrey*.
poi-u
COM * IN AMD $*M THg HtW
GENERAL
ELECTRIC RANGE
Sanford Electric Contracting Co.
E. C. HARPER.
108 MAGNOLIA AVB.
i'UONB 4«t
Classified Advertisements
POTATO DRAWS. Bax
PARK AFTB. und«r new manW tm in l Summer rate,, fur*
nuhed. Phone S78-J.
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a
MR. MERCHANT ^
The EVES o T tm :
f’w
COMMUNITY WOUtJI
UK OM VOU3 A D IF IT HAD BEEN
IN H U S ISSUE r
/
-
BASEBALL W P. M. TONIGHT
Daytona Beach
— VB—
CHARLIE GUUCS
MISCELLANEOUS
- Furniture
in at Kant’a
SANFORD8EWN0LES
SAUK—Household
> for cash. Leaving
f* Turning in a cbnerl coursf!
n in yard* stultim*;
> 1 2 Kibnite treading water:
H ‘ bn* minute floating;
M N^anding front dive;
l*V t Tmlerw ater swimming :
II Ri'emiinj* jump in deep vu *
Thumd, trr
1 I'msard ball", Dirk. Balk. Krt
I lie**. Winning pUchrr, Hilbert.
Williams m
MtH inr'1 rf
Hoot h 11
Glrk r
II Inrlv rf
1Cell Ipn 11
T‘»U»I«
DAYTONA
Beginners must pa** (he fol
lowing reouirvim-nls to receive
A rert if irate • enter eteep writei
and swim 1T» yanU nml back, and
dive- into deep unler, swim l.r>
Fit’ll, rent on back and let. urn
, Interinediaie* mn.i pA.sN ibr
following lest*
| Three types
pf Irr- slrekev;
2. Three types of arm strokes;
r.0 vii rel* «wim with He mitt
tsrv bark stroke;
*1 inn yard* with nnv sHertfd stroke-
Ilootb, *2. Illmly 2, MrKnney 2.
<•0 *111. Thlrrolf *2. William* 2,
JiKczyk. Oirk. fairoll ‘2. Sun*
moil* Tbrer Uhm* lilt*, Thriitilf*
Him tli, William* Stuteu
bawix,
Himiiirtn* 2, I'nrriill. Karri flea*,
Carroll, Jusrtyk. Dmiblr playe,
Thoanl ami Humpbrovs. I.ef* oil
l»a*o*.
Saiifoi <1
1*1. liny tuna
|t#nrb 14
Ha*o* on ball* off.
Thirrulf K. Krttb* 4. Hilbert
:» SI Mirk out by Theirolf 11*
I V I|f - w. ililbe t 1 Hit* W
1 Thirrulf 12 in in 1*3 innings.
itiRlifp 2l»
m m
iir : a o n 'T io N
W lfK IttT A ii
A tm lM h t'
r»Ttnir.it Ri-^ni *KD
» ,.f this rr-otutloc !»•
M
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, . I i If. i m >upt I." innil. f*
,11 ..f It,,- I- I ii,.HI, lit II-i',•»«(,. of
I,,. I fill,
wr.iiii' i t*ins 1-1.1'n
|, I* |;n\ I.fl. Cummlllr*
it 1 a*; n*E«'Uihl‘ *l iii*'
i iby .*f t-.ii h iiml ' i >•
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iWHhi «1 In 1ll. I ■I Ii
. •!,,i ■] i , .,n ,'p.n
*|.‘1»U AIIT111 It IV l -I !
: i - i ,t,i
MUNICIPAL BALL PARK
Ft* v Buhl I r*
nil
"* \i mi mir* ■* fr * t *»ulu<!ra
Tl.* l | ..< • be* fib* "i i»ul n • »i» lx»*"
»1We inn in rtl
M l"l W’0 | e'.irii
n f <li. *lm kf*«
lb« ii irk
hi f i * t hi *n k r
*i#b»
r nil
si ro t.- nml n | (ilfigr illvi" Th e
ROCK
WoM
Sian beta
K2K"SLfiffi
OW.WS.^
i wswpb:
.wovaj-V
cor* M-
a
n
tM l.
Y O U IL C H O O SE
S E R V E !.!!
In Dip Evcrfrludos Muck
lend three crops u scuson
fn>m Sept. 1 to May 1.
Most fertile land in U. S
Ditched, diked and |Hini|M'<l.
Heady for the plow. No
rocks, no trees, level. Many
products profitably ruined.
Good truck road to It. K.
and market noarby. Henlal 110.00 per acre. Drain*
nfre pumping at fo.00 per
nrr* Write or %’istt
Shawano Plantation
Belle Glade,
Florida
CAM P
FOR
the oH *
rssSm
HOYS
In the l,and of the Hky
Near AMhevJIle, North Carolina
21th SEASON JULY lat to AUGUST 25tli
/Viter a winter in aehool your boy should lie ttiven
the opiHirlunily to tret away from the artificiality of
titan made surrounding* Camp today offers it sate unit
VhoICKumu freedom from the smoko otui Krune, iui*j,
and iiturlar o( the city. M solves tliu protilem of iiu> pireltt vtltuse moii (hi e* a Imiir, leilioiiH and ailllles* vneaMoii
utd llu- rniAimef (lint Idlenn-* provoke.*
In lamp tiie •«>> learns how to pel along with other
iwople and In makr friend* |,y isdug a friend. This i* n
value lliat t annul tie over estimated in later wars of
hfe.
J’areiils ch/sise Chimney Rock because of (he defmile and direct results in diameter development thnt
'•us la en produced in the lix t's of the Imvs u lm*e privilejfc ii Ini* Itocii to attend. The diuliuiL aim i* to prepare
xoutii (or a iidler living. Ideals of self-control, uiiseUi.tines., loyalty, nelf-reliaiiee, and sir. ial udjustmvt.t ure
-tressed
The spirit of achievement is an inner force in
. very Ihjj Chimney Ruck recks to promote this force,
t ampers are taught him to achieve by doing tilings
with their own hands, finis awakening new sou ires of
toy by actual accomplishment.
At Chimney Hock your boy will find plenty of ad
venture without danger, romance without artificiality
uid thrills with fruedum from restraint of ordinary liv
ing.
Thoughtful parents will consider the cost of their
lioys* summer at camp us an investment in his future
nid not an expense.
For Illustrated Catalogue or HeservaUuiis address
iteaac Combs, Director, P. O. Box 1130, Miami, Florida.
h
T mo*
JEK IRIINI)'* wfm Im r f u i
i R e fn g c ra*11»r % I'jn u u U rly
people u lm 't t i
lit
S trvfl from m lirr nieikt1**
/m ix longer
SERVEL
GAS
Thry'lltrll >mi "iifilti .(ttr Flllg
E L E C T R O L U X
•jitem wnb no nniiifig part*
cgngUr you |»vf mifirui xilrm r,
frttd om Iron* wn r , t oiHiinirt!
tow nprranng t o n Gel •iIcihc
-g e l
r e f r i g e r a t o r
I Of A D a y -N o th in g Down
Now Buys A SctvoI
I .ill I t lor our rcp ie srn lu ln e . No olilignlioii.
Sanford Gas Company
AiiENmiEV
ipg curESTV
PAUL
R O K IN S O N
^,/v.H MlCEflLNS
^T'
u/N.
D«£M CALl/tD h!
ME fajtJlEl.*'
A ftK A iD S 1
ftcr-iu o n mff
O l SHOW
BOOM.'
LONGER
Stays yi/i nf
A
REACMNo fOOM LCFTTDrZIOHT
• a x z-p o o ccT S ' j o m s s -•B ow cfa’
u a scx f - ’ NOSfiDlYC'HlMTON
(3OOD-LOOKING ONB r
I S ’ACS ' MtLGfZ -T H A li ME- J__
nouvoyrz
*0
STAYS S I L E N T . . . LASTS
liy
“ I iS S O T
in,* Hits tills
atuJJ& tcH
HAZELTON
HIZS.KCTT?Wtt26
THEAlfc CfiJXfS V -
tin %.
»r
nfc
CH IM NEY
.■!
111* areal *l*Ao»o has callril from
Bi* utitgcs of
immiii|[ U»U n man slm far tils p»r*ofc*l Higw* tn be conducteil by II in* Uir h*»Mest> *0*1 slnr'SHi
ti,««
Mom*e*n including beginners, ln- I« rr|V**1 (hr h i g h bonuf lint
•nan
o*n
b»*|oiv
upon
man
tirmpeliatf, swimmer,
advanced
rnnftHi nee, iniwi *n«l h i mrw ..1
■^Inuret life* saving mid seider
life saving Test* will be ghen
In ''ttch event and verl ificales
Iftil Sent ing Hie ability
of
tile
RENT & F A R M
Swimmer al the end of the tests.
QuPPV B a e r ,
aeS m
advanced xw lranw ra l* s i iu fhvlc
the above m m ilo n e d In addilbu
to the ln v e r lH
breast
strok
o verarm rM c t t r « k r .
tru d g ^ r
hark craw l and lengthened Um
fo r sw im m ing and keeping a flo a '
L ife saving and
aenior
l»f
saving testa Include such te*»*
a * th e general th eo ry o f w.Hr*
safety, approach lug o f drown
ing person, carrlaa, defense and
methods, and a ru m b ei
o f o ther svilm m ing akilis.
ii'vntnnatty «n<i
WlIRHRAA tn out hr I* wIm II
l*> Ilie*
ver r« rwa'fi »* ui'inunn i
ttrt.w- e*f *** **
t.
■*hll> I
llti’fi nnel frtsml.
i ii t.td * »
I
i* by the in* ml" ** ■'
i Hll* III »NM e 1,1 H •
itmt isnki
AHTIlblt
W|.HI,ET
A* pjul of the RWiinmln^.piii- KNi
i\ ♦»» ree»* ar bis U*tn tinI Hr*
■Rfeui nf Ihe City Her rent ion IH* irnttl, still,
pftrt merit the elans** In ttiiiiuW II Kit KAH. AtlTIbVIt Wl HI i: V
Jnliijf nml life saving are to hi- KNOX was m rtllltn of fhr hlRb
♦
w
i wit i llna rharaclri; « hnsbanel
tlude the Red l.rosji part pro* ■ini
r*th*v |u whom Hu* rwmforl
Rresalve methoel of
Instruction nntl wtlfare uf Ihoe*** hr instil isle*
RPil will be cjuiied out with l»|w f**r•nio*t thuuabt. a 1*1*1 * mil
group* of beginners and ex. m«*rrlfill w*l4ll**T it iliwctnr wliosr
Itwiisht flit ailiidnlsiMinitw
t* rr*
Pfiienceil swimmers.
n i l riflinl 10 nil suffer Ins biiinwn t>
S^CCOlD OF iH e <JA6tt FAMILY M>
gw m
.1 1 " ^ !
IHOPSVpU 3
0C>fSDO«r
TOaSTHRR,
’ MteOSUNKiNG
County
UP in THE r
, ATTIC f
CX>ir won s ii
H12S Kfirr *
Atnruoc C
OOG6NT .]
flowera us. I
Delivery
E
KAN
SEALED UPS
By FRAN STRIKED
S H E B tF F f S P E R H !)
u grara
^ Y o u 'R e I L L I y S
t
; »
�o f oonio ajw o tltloo o f EagHah
and American literature of the
seventeenth, eighteenth, and tbs
MRS. IRVINO FEINBKHG nineteenth eentoriea. Later in the
year 1040 Dr. Berg purchased the
collection o f English and Ameri' A nrw center for the study of ran writinga o f the nineteenth
‘t ig ils h and American literature and twentieth centuries brought
M l been created In New York In together bjr Mr. W. T. It. Itowe,
t ie course o f the test year and'a president o f the American Book
half.
Tha Ineldeilu responsible Company. Mr. Howe's library of
printed and
for this development hare sue IKAOO volumes,
been formed
•boded each oth«r'w !th a rapidity manuscript, had
Unusual In the book world, for si through nearly «i century o f ap.
a rule library-making progress! s plication to the tn.k of creating
-by alow stages. It was only In u collection which slould le not*
February, 1040, however, that Dr. able for Its wraith of underlying
AH «rt A. Iterg greeted a mem matrria’s no less than for Its
orial to his brother, Dr. Hrnry Possession o f the great rarities
W . Bsrg, In thg form of a prcai-n-1 Roth the llsrg end the Ihw e col
ion to thd Mew York Public lections con alne.t n rrenl many
nary of hla puraonil rollrc Ion manuscripts published and un.
piMIshed nutograph letters, and
other original materials valuable
to the retiorch student.
It has n:w bern annuunced that
in your
to the llerg and Howe r dire Hope'
STELLAR?*
I f
has freen added the llhniry wMrm.
r:l I v Mr. Owen I). Young, the
^Ifl Jointly o f Mr. Young and of
lb» lll-rnry'a generous iH-nrfnetor,
Dr. Albert A. Derg.
Public knowledge of Mr. Young
na n collecUr wna greatly widen.
I rd aome fifteen yrnra ngo. when
Ihe am i red the “ Tnmrdlgnr" found
by Ch-iilea K. fioodapcnl in an
I unlikely place
In Worrheeter.
Maaa. That Iranaiclion, fully re.
! laird In Mr. Ooodapeed'a “ Yankee
i llookarller,” w o. uf Ihr airt Ihgt
! bookmen love tn ta'k about and
to dream nhout na poaalhly ocrurlng In thrlr own rnwrlrnee.
A few yeare Inter tno Pog raa.
trrlal In the Young library waa
gilded lo by the even aenreer
Bjr J .R . WILLIAM?
ilea And Anthon
O M A B i a THIDCTy-TOKJ
C O A N 6 T O LIFT A U T T L R
THIKkJp LIKE T H IS INTO
YOUR. M A C H IN E W H E N
YOU C O U L D D O I T A L O N 6 /
LO O K XT T H I S - J U S T
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J O H N M A R T IN B C H N A T Z .
n e n t i i A n c ii N A T X .
notic ' d t o rsiBiirrosia
in t iih c o u r t o f r a a coun *
T V j r t M J R . aR S S IN O t.M C O U N *
T V . F L O R ID A . IN F R O H A T R .
I n r e j E c la t s
«f
ARTHUR
W.
K N O X , dece a se d.
T«» A I J . t ' l t E D I T o n n A N D f r r W IN K I I A V IN O l- L A I M B O H D E MANDM
A H A IN S T
B A III
EgTATE:
Y »u e n d <mcb o f y s u a r e b a re l - r n o t if ie d a n d r e q u ir e d le p re n e n ( a n y c la lm a a n d d e m a n d s w h ic h
y o n . n r e it h e r e f y o u . m a y h a v e
n s a ln s t th e e n is le
o f A rth u r W .
K r iu a , deceased, la t e o f s a id C o u n
t y . lo i h " C o u n ty J u d g e o f Hem ln ..le C o u n ty . E lo r lc a . a t h la o fric e In Ih e c o u r t h o u se o f s o ld
C o u n ty a t H a n fo rd . F lo r id a , w i t h
in e ig h t r a l i n d a r m o n lh a fr o m Ih e
IL T * o f . . , h * , , r , t P n h llr a t lo n o f
• tile n o tic e
K a e h c la im o r d a m a n d s h a ll be
In
w r it in g , a n d
s h a ll s la la lb s p la n s o f r e a ld tn r s
a n d p o s t o f fle d
a d d re s s
o f ih e
r la lm a n l, a n d s h a ll he s w o r n In b y
Ih s r la lm a n l. a g e n t, o r n il o r n r y .
c la im o r d e m a n d n o t
no f11«at s h a ll bo v o id ,
M A R T JA M E H KN O X.
A a s a s r u ln r o f th a |-n s t W i l l , „ < j
T e a is m e n t o f A r t h u r W . K n o a
f&IS THERE GOLD^l
S
WINES - GINS - LIQUORS
•mm, mm
n 'r lo r h « . g , n
M a M s th e r e *
■ I t e r aa th e m a t t e r m a y b e h e a rd .
e ; p l y to th e J u d g e e f t h s < C 1 rrn lt
< " u r t . la a a d t e r M e m ln e le C o a a ty
a t a a B te rd . F o r M a , t e r a a O r d e r
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a d o n tte n
* f
A lb e r t
Jo s e p h
r m k a h o e l e r . a m in o r , u n d e r th e
" 7 ’ » • » A lb e r t J o e e .h
Bek n s is
T h is t h a l l t h d a y a t J b r A . D
y e a t n th e C t r r a lt C o u r t In a n d
t a r n e m a e ls C o a a ty . F i e r i * * . l a
C h a n c e ry , b y R U B Y L E K P R tN R
i n d y o u a r e h e r e b y r» u o I re d t e
r ile w i t h t h d C le r k e f s a id O a a r t
a t h ts O ffic e la th s C o e r t H a p s
• f S e m in o le C n e a ty , y i t r U h
la
B a a fo rd , F lo r id a , y e a r w r i t te a a a *
p e a r s n r e ( p e r n o n a llr e r b y
a t
to r n e y ) la s a id s a lt o n t h e f i r s t
M o n d a y In J a n e , l t t t . b e ta s (b e
second d a y o f s o ld m o n th ,
and
th e r e a f te r l e n i t w it h e e ld C la r k ,
y o u r w r it t e n dtg e ee e a . I f a n y , t o
th e b i l l o f c o m p la in t l a s a te s a lt
a t th e tim e p re s c rib e d b y la w .
I le r e la r a i l l o t o r ta d g m r a t w i l l
be e n t e r * * a g a in s t y a a b y d e f a u lt.
I t Is f u r t h e r o rd e re d t h a t t h is
o r d e r e h a ll be p u b lis h e d e n re a
w e e k f o r f o u r r o a w c u ll v s w e e k s
In T h e H a n fo rd l l- c o U . a n e w s
paper o f a e n e r a t. r lr e a U tlo a p u b
lis h e d In H a n fo rd , F lo r id a .
W IT N E S S m y h a n d a a d th a se al
o f an Id C o u r t a t H a n fo rd . F lo r id a ,
t h is I t i h d a y o f A p r il . 1*41.
a P H F .n N D O W .
A s C l'e h o f s a id C ir c u it C o u rt
H r A . h i. W F .K K H ,
,
D e p u ty C la ra
( O F F I 'I A L H E A L )
IN
T D K J U D IC IA L
C O U R T OP
T D K P T 1 I. J U D I C I A L C IR C U IT
O F T I I H h T A T M O F F L O R ID A .
IN A N D F O R g R M IN O L M C O U N
T Y IN n * A N C R R T .
JENNIE
CARTER
LON0IITAFF
C o m p la in a n t,
UICII A lin
VH.
II.
IJINUHTAFF.
fe n d a n l,
T O I t lf r U A R D
w h o * ) ' ndd rvR fl
I. '.
and
n. w vE ticSt"” *"'
Cnmnlslnsat’s ftollrltar.
"Murders In the llu. Morgue”
which Dauber and Pine, of New
York, had found nmong an odd
lot o f hooks nurchnsiil a'tout thal
Um#. These, however, were proh.
ably patches of Mr. Young's eol.
'eellnt. II Is oniy by years of a»ald'.ua search for IH. great hookthat a library of (ho character of
ti.la which lia-i now come t i tlx
New York IV d ie l.llrory can I
found. The eollertinn numbers be
tween ten and fifteen thousam
books and ninnua< rils earli n*
which has hern sr'trtod for ll
Importance In Kngllsh or Am.riran letters, for b/dlovraphloil In
teieat, and for condition. Many
■f lha hooks in to . collection um
?elebrated rnpi.s known to blh'logrnnhrrs and eollerturs. It b
era ll f y in ir Ihnl Ihi-se liav. now
lieen made nvnllallr for oehnlarly
uses.
There's. n good anecdote In
Roderick I'ratlie'a “ The Incur,
ah'e Romantic." When he was a
small boy he was a guest In
the home o f a family friend who
bed married an Indian
girl;
pleat# note that the wife was
wall educated and highly (steam
ed. The visiting lad, behaving
Ilka an ordlnnryl boy, put a
lack In a chalrn for the nest
J!U n
H n p d e tn h .
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the engine* in this 1941 Ilulck
SrauALt
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The engine Ilist regularly power* this
Berics develop* 115 horsepower and
. turns up 2QJ mile* per gallon at e
steady 30 mile* an hour in Proving
>p* 128 horstpowor end goo* 21J
per gallon by exactly the seme
Thera'* mora from Io«a g**ollne-*m l
ft come*, literally# * » f of lkiu air.
Jweeute tbe fate carburnton In this
«xd ualv* Bulek feature hendlo e larger
ekr voiutn* than oan be provided eft-
clvnlly by a •Infle mixer.
W a ll let you fi<uro out whsl extra
power m»J extra mileeje mean In
extra fun, extra thrill#, extra MtlaUotion.
A fl
Jam#* 0 . Sharon, Jr., sscrrtery
•4 thg Bamlnolr County Dsfsna*
Council, HRnouncsd today a maaa
ms*ting will be held sometime
" M t W R k t» dec Ido tha date for
th# v#)RRte#r rsglatratlon of aogR
Round Steak lb. 32c
N g ir
r itiA n n
W hite Bacon lb.
15c
t
nT.mess
i.ois o r •
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Pork Roast....lb, 25c
B K IH t.R II
W ieners..... ! ,1b. 15c
Butter
TIUdlKR
Pork Liver...Jb. 15c
C h eg N e.______ : 1 b .
U N O R t ila
S I.A R
15c
f s j wfpilR for
S
a
m m acau
B ackbon e
S h o u ld e r s
r o iu c
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lb .
lb .
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12V'ac
P o r k S id e s lb . W
*
H a m s ........... l b. 15V2C
MORTON
Factory
Pack
SALT
2 pkgs....15c
5 lb*. 25c
KMAm
m ow D ScR
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It tablnt, by n voter voir, an
amrndmrnl Rrp. Overstreet of
Dade offered to tie proposed re
vision of the general occupation
al licenoe taa.
Overstreet said the revision,
prepared by a House committee,
would prohibit many
bualnraa
firms In larger cities such aa Mi
ami, Jacksonville and Tampa
from delivering products for cash
nalr. In nearby smaller towns,
because they could not pay the
license. In scores of smaller
towns.
Hep. Clement of Plntllas, op
posing Overstreet, told the llouao
“ It's tlmr fur ua little devils from
the small rountiea to get togeth
er and gang up on these big coun
ties ami require these trucks to
pay ua aome licenses."
An act passed by Ihe 1P37
Legislature
prohibited
Items,
charges by smaller towns against
truck deliveries from other cit
ies.
Thr Legislature voted yesterday
lo amend Ih. preaenl Uncmploymerit compensation law by plac.
Ing .70,000 rllrus packing house
workrrs under It.
Thr House, which earlier had
turned down a proposal lo In
clude the parking hoaae employ,
ea, rtveraed Itaalf yesterday and
paaoed, 73 to 6, senate bill broad
ening Ih# law to covet such work-
Changing Chain
Store Licenses
Gets Opposition
Ned Smith Tells How
N ew
Bill Would
Cut Down Revenue
N 'sw
.S m ith ,
m anager
of
th *
itep res curette* Hhafrr,
Polk
argued
that
parking
A taae wartara okaukl receive the
bgoeftta o f the taw beegtm they
I N %ln a “ field of work es-actly
parallel to canning plant workrrs
who already ant under the law,”
8hafer said eltn u processing end
packing “ definitely Ihould
be
classed as manufacturing."
Representative Horrell. Orange
countv, offered a series of a.
mrndmenU to omit from th. bill
varloue special classes of pack
ing house employes but ell wrrr
rejected. Horrell contended ih*t
Docking house workers “ should
be classed aa agricultural labor,
a group which everyone agi.ee
should not be placed under Ihr
workmen’s unemployment rom.
peneatlon law."
Ha also said ths law would
Indirectly ponallie
the small
grower by fnrreatlng Ihr mat
of processing and packing hla
Ing to proem* plans announced by
Mr. Sharon, while 'When will be
established at convenient places
ihroagboat Um county.
Among th * to sotMr* and activ
ities listed on Um . blanks a n :
Beaman, accountant, athletic
Instructor, bus driver, carpenter, fruit.
fa control compositor, cook, general machin
The bill, which now goes to
ist, homing plgoo* fancier, lathe Govamot Holland for bis approv. I
-nerater, lawyer, map-maker, me-
.
Mayonnaise q t 33c Peas 2 no. 2 cans 19c
RRD
K H I) . C A Y
5V j C
Pie Cherries...... 10c Napkins....pkg.
■SI'SSKLMAN
box 19c Vinegar.... q t 1214c
Paste.
poatpsiwment on grousda of am*
•rgency. Dad wss soon on <s half,
ran up th* street, carrying *
l*Oder to our nslghbor'c pear
tree to salvage the swarm. Bee
keeping la racily a full-time leh,
hot Dad msniged te prattle* law
on th* cldc, raise a family of
right aomahew, and let ua cat all
th# hencr.
7^ ,
.
Jon
Btrathcr, sothoa of the
famous.-Mn. Miniver," ha* mod*
usswotry
Carl Broroln of Tampa, vice grandson
c haIrmas sf Um Rtsta Defena* lard. who
Council, ootltstng tbs purpose of "jp ir it o f
the r e g ls Ir a U o R , said *tbe object “ We ths
is to prerids a necessary personneQ post from which to draw
volunteer w riters la every dlvtalon, hi rose thorn workers
should be needed. Net only tbs
FRE&H FRUITS
s p w N o n m e corn
WHITE LIMAS, TURNIP
Texas ONIONS
:
W E till
^ -r X
(G U S H
j u n m
tAvaQaidr M slight estr*
F
The Irena lllackshear estate
»aa issued a building permit yes
terday to Jo general repair work
*>n a dwelling at 1310 take Mary
Itoad at a coat of $36
o f Artslkeld M. Wil
painted the wall-known
*7S" Wtli appear on the
Peopis" radio program
Thr regular monthly meeting
<>f District
Number I
of thr
Clorida Htstr Nurses Assoetallon
will be hrld at thr Chamber of
Commerce In Orlando, Tuesday
evening. May 27, at H:00. A board
marling will br htld at 7:30 o'.
•Jock. Mrs. I’ hyllla loonard, state
rsacutlvs secretary will he the
guest speaker.
8 K K V IC E
a
1^3
' -4 W•
y others were **lUd upon te aacrifie*
with ra*u)Uitg safferiag and herdablp*
nillas which e*eU*ea to tkl* dafi and.
memory of tkoo* patriotic oacrtftce*
fraoh In Um minds ef petrieti* efildd ahoeld he. extended te th*** ritll
* T in W g
T r5:
ef mweheats throughout the
Stele o f Florida, kavjng in iu
m*mkw«hlp many more mbbU In
fspseJaat RMrritante than It ha.
rimer chains ar large Independent
" r T U r i l h r i * a aloe branded as
t tha stataanet that no rap
raaoataUv* of the Better Bbslnex
Ameririlse waa proaoat at U>*
a
rv «»>•
ea*- teS
wr o f Um City *f
May 14, I N I , Feppy
t to dhoorv* the day
J
l li m a t e l
I- Hlitru'i
f
H h a ffri
Dr. Edwards Visits
Local School Head
l>r. W T Kilward., mrmhsr of
tbr State Board of Kducation vis
ited thr uffic# or a tour of
schools in thr soulhrrn part of
thr atatrr. Mi Ijiwlun said yr»tcnlay.
From Sanford Dr
Kdwards
wrnt to I’nUlka for u visit to
schools thrrr on hi. .Is.week
tour. Ilr viiltrd In Grnrva re
cently on a routine trip through
this section, Mr Lawton added.
Miss Morrison To Start Swim
Classes At Sanl&ndo Springs
i World War e f
1V1T-19U
lh*
and SemMoi*-County gave theif
ef the United State* la an asaUod
I soiM were called epee to •aerlflc*
A
3
"It will <1'I'rfid un ths dsjr O s
slu m clues, he rummrntnt. “ If
Fred 8bupa and Miss Sac Anne ■tors* close Wednesday, wr .hall
Brock, both of DeLand, were is. shno! »n that day, hut If the
•ued a marriage license at the merchants close Thursday wr
Court House yesterday
■hall continue our matches then '
PROCLAMATION
MIXED VEGETABLES
Roy Williams Is
High Scorer At
Gun Club Shoot
D i . r u . . i n , t h r i i i m m r i p n t g r a in
u f ( h r ( iu n ( lu ll. N n l S m ith , nacr r t a r y , * a u t !<«!•> it h a i! n u t y r t
bvvn
J r fliit tr ly
il. c lilr tl
« h in
a h o n la a m ild l>r h r ld d u r in g t h *
l u m m r r iih n th a
to be produced.
GREENS, RED BEANS
20 oo. am Temuto JUICE
rogram Told For
lemorial Service
iunday At Church
D Vrrnay
tartaiMr, rwdl* *stginasr, sheet
mstal worker, etenograptwr. ear* o f 911 end s mcilmum psymrnt
geo*, totegroplwr, track driver, period o f 11 weeks.
veterinary, mad X*rty operator.
Separate blanks era furnished Sanford Man To Be
for women eolsateera, covering
rooks, ambulance drivers, wait On «We The People’
resses, typist*, toathtn and oth
Willard Connolly o f Bsnford, a
ers.
35c I Tomatoes
Dog Food
O M R nU«AR
w te . eoa I J C f lf l
I
Peas mcd. can llVzcl Coffee l-lb> can 2lc| Eggs,
HOn Iona of Bliliah ahlpplng to
thr bottom of the Atlantic la re
cent operations, Ihr Nati High
Command announced today
Thr command
acknowledged
that tin many t ere ll-bont com
Following drdteatlon of Ontarlo'4 monument in
mander, Quenthrr Prim, had
Iren given up for l»at with hi*
Toronto lo courage dleplayej by King G eorg, and
ah Ip Prim tank tha Brltlrh batQuren Elltabrth In visiting Canada In 1039, Ontario
llrahlp Royal Oak at Scapa Flow
school rhildrrn mailed photographs of thr monument
Oct. f». IBS*.
lo Britain's two prlnrraara with a personal I -tier.
Another IS,000 tom of mer
chant (lipping wa« aaid lo have
Students of I^indsdownr School
In
Toronto,
are
*rrn
aunk by submarine. in lone
shown writing ih . letter.
nttarka, and 21,400 Iona were
•link In Weal African water a.
The Nail Luftwaffe'« blggrat
victory of the war uvei thr llrlli«h fieri waa rlalmrd lad night
III rfflrlal account, of « furinu.
iwn.day battle near Crete where
four British rruiaria and “ .r v
I ml deatroyera" wrir -aid to huve
been aunk and a dairn olhrr war
-hip. Including a battle,hip bailW P. Itrooks, Jr., chaplain of
ly crippled
Ctniphrll l.ossing Post No f>.1 of
The
ambahing
virlory,
nn
|li«’ American l.rglun and chain. 2 Women Turn
Out nounrrd
In a aprnul High Cum
»an i f thr
memorial sender
A t Regular W eek imind rommunlqur, appeared tn
onoimg 1he war drad, tinlay nh*
mean Ihr Ilritlah Mrjilri lanran
nouficrd thr piugram
for tic
ly
Firing MatchcH flrrt hud auffrred thr heavier!
tvrnt. which will be hr ItI at thr
Inaaea inflicted U|ion any navy In
First Baptist
f'hurrh
Hutiday
Hoy WiBKms, with u s m
of any alngle engagement amce O r
glKht at M00 o clock
100 in the slow fur- a . >ald* World War Hattie of Jutland
Huy Urn J (* Hutchison will and ii match score f 2h»*. wn*
Thr
l.uftwaffr
attack, by
a i f thr mruuirial addirss, and ths top man In the K^idar w»rk
Vi4 scriplurr and invocation will ly sldMit of the Srminsdr Gun KtuVa dlvr bumhrra arreaniing
kr yIVt*n ly thr Rrv Martin J Flub yesterday afternoon at t 'i down on Ilritlah war«hipa rang
lug flnm tkaltleahip* In .mall drHimlo Mild thr Rrv J It |<im»1
tange near the llotid \lavf*ui un •Iroyrra, »a » called a part
the
Music will include a soli*, the lakefront.
l.altlr of Crrli- whrrr air-borne
•.SlHi.,1 hy Amritca,* sun# hy
Other
scores mi tit.
pi«io| Herman tmopa are .aid lo l»Mat *hi Slinrciphrr, the word* >f range wnef
•rum , more anil more key poai
^ht'h wire written hy Willard
Jasper Wolfe, !»?.
Inn Wrhh
<'«Minol|y and thr mu*ic hy llu n y :»6; Howatil Williams. «i5; Wil I Ion, on tbr Hi ittah-Orrrk Island
l»(*e.
WW»tcr Mr fniftotiplicr ami the liam HronJf«r,
J A flowaid.
t hoir will sihK *'tf(mI lllr«n Amrr-| t'J, Ic o Ilutner. 'M . Jim A lientea,"' ami llu- aodicncr will jinn I y. kH; |ii«k Yernny, M), and
hi two hymn*. "I’omr Thou
A l tai l Williams, 74.
mighty King
and "America
Others who filed inclu«lr«i Mr*
h
David Gatchrl. 8i*minolr High W K Itakn of l^lkr Mai v, K W
school -tudrnt. will play lap*. ' M« t all and William Mison
On
D K I A N D . M ay 2.1
fR p n U li
•»hich will hr follow inI by a ten thr ii fie rang*, acme* *•( f»0
— S ydnrv N n . S an fo rd youth,
yaril*. prone weir <*roigr ( oi k, was r le it r d In (he post of grand
tifl; < V Mc.Mlartuw nr. and Mr alchem ist r»f the local c h a p tn
Butni'r. !•?»
of (iaiH iiia Sigma E n -ilm i. chnn
Match m mi*•*• mi it
l* tr v f r *le r lily *1 H ie tan n t'm
It W 1111*4111
'Jml v r is ity Tuesday Nit
* U (c r r 4l**
2H0 lia r 1v M m a iik . *U o «*f Sanf« r»l
21H
The new 4 h n n is try group haad
II
W l l li u in 277 I* «h* •*••11 <»f Mr and M r * S y d
J A Il.-i>b>
2flit ney N 11 S anford, and 1* u merit
M t.
itl.in k .l
254 hei of (ie lta Sigma Phi social
City News Briefs
Richardson
I, s $ |
r
proclamation ioouod yesterday by
Obrarnor Bpeasant U Holt and'
Use O f Force T o
End Ship Strike
Asked By Official
U-Boat Master Who
As Direst Need
Sunk Royal Oak Is
Given Up For Lost W ork Is Hulled A t
11 Plants In San
I1KRLIN, May 2J.-</P>-<i»p.
Francisco R e g i o n
nian submarine, Inve anil 110,-
civilian dsfanag county,
J * H I* -tA
Bacon..........lb. 17Vac
A J-
- o n e s much os 10% to 15% lees gaso
line then former Buicks used.
Dut for the whole picture, Just go get
sense), loeel, delivered price* oo-e
Bukk.
/•
/At*:'
Y oull Ind that nowhere el*e een you
buy the tame *1m ,
same powxr, tho
aamo com loti at
tha asm* low bar-
Date For Civilian
Registration Will
Be Set Next Week
STEAKS
W ell let you lb * up, too, bow nloe
A
ini B. Dlghton, wko
who was
tutted from the first course
rename midshipmen at the
8. Naval Academy at Au
dio, ltd., last week, ' Is vie
- hla parents Mr. aad Mr*.
L Dlghton of Hanfcrd.
Men, Women From
15 Up To Be A sk
ed T o _F i» Blanks
erm*n. Mrs.
I'srel
Prevntt,
Mrs. Re-ih* Lindsey and Mrs.
it la to travel farther ipora pleeaently
the same ttylc, tho
-Ggrman air-borne detach*
KIMita both at Canadia and
B*tJno have been accounted
/arv In fierce haud-to-Jinnd
ttfristliwr and tha situation la
BRtififactory at both of those
pke*g on th« Nazi-invaded
uund o f Crete, the BritUh
reported today,
illie Nazis still held the
226
Land, Chair
Submarines Sink Emory
man O f Maritime
A sks
110,300 Tons Of Commission',
For U. S. Action
British Shipping Boats Described
Smaller Cities May
Place Fees Upon
Outside T r u c k e r s
Durian Says Hitler
Did Not Ask For
‘ F r e n c h Territory
lb. iS »/2<
NUM BER
Levy On Trucks
Selling Produce
Okeyed By House
France Will Not
Surrender Fleet
Ms laat I airdrome sector, after a
strong - British
counter-attack
yestarday
had bean reported
Mptly aueeeosful.
Considerable
swnfwremeete o f parachute and
•Umu atria) troops
gave
tha
ueroaana- the upper band there.
^■T.anden naaorted a turn
in
BfitUa’ a
favor
In a furious
Mmle with British naval guos
him In tha courtroom arguing *
n s* and would sneak ap to hi*
coattails and pasa th* message.
B u ic i S pecial 6-basscngtr Seciantt.
S 1 0 0 6 . W hite sidew all tires e x t ra ."
Home On Furlough
FLORIDA,
Canadian Children Pay Tribute To Royal Courage
ccount For
Detachments
THE BEST IN
GENEVA N EW S
Miss Winifred l.unilqulst of
risk Park, III., spent last week
end with her friend, Miss Mary
Stones.
Mrs. (5. C. lu-Ftls presided ov
er Ihe last P. T. A. mecllqj; for
the year on Tuesday. The new
officers are:
president,
Mrs.
(irsce Mathli-ux, vice president,
Mi«s Mary
Htones,
serre'ary.
Mrs. I.uln Mornn, treasurer, Mrs.
Clara
Brown, historian,
Mrs.
Pearl Yarborough. Thev were In
stalled by Mrs. K. D. Koontt
of Oviedo.
After the business session,
Mr*. LeKIls was presented with
n P. T. A. pin by Mrs. Koontt.
from the nssoeletlon.
Those graduating
from
the
eighth grade here are: Marjorie
llaldeman.
Mildred
Douglass.
Dials Crosley, Joy Merritt, Ruth
Rtever, CJene Levy, Oliver Msthleua. George Cook.
Charles
Hendricks, Oswald Adams. Fran
ces Baiter.
An
outdoor pageent
‘ The
Feetlvel o f Nations" will be giv
en at the school on Wednesday
MoV 20, at 3:00 P. M. Nineteen
ns'lons will he represented. Ev
eryone Is Invited.
The Hsntlst Missionary Socie
ty held Its reqtil"' meeting at
tho home «>f Mrs W. CL Anders
on
Thursday. Those
preamt
were: Mr* C A Oldham. Mr».
Mathew Parr'.h, Mrs Drirgern.
Mrs. Harev G-'ger. Mrs. Dorcas
netger Ml** Mrn-v P’ ones. W*s.
SANFORD.
IF YOUR TASTE DEMAND*
.MORE FOR LESS EVERYDAY AT TABLE SUPPLY!
comer. Hla hostess sow it Just
m time, mid remarked amiably
“ If I hod aut down on that then
would have hem another Ind!.
in uprising." Spontaneous too.
John Krakln. is one o f threi
irrrons linimml by tho Depirtment of Ktito !.y nn lnvltatl>n
lo visit
various
countries
Ir
South America ‘u» lecture and
In i-aluhliah rontnrts with per
•ons in their field o f Interest.
The others rrv \imro n WI 'del
■nd l»r. Itinh llnwmnn. Prof,
••or Rrsklno la tho author ol
"(live Mr l.lherly" -ind “ Can.
Timvn's Women."
(’. II. M rKenfrt >*inls light
in Mr. Archibald Moe Irish's
'iatnnl nmnnri towards bonk,
'tis-pers
un-l
Ibolr
offnprlnu,
TI .• sorlnl consequences of book,
i-rnlnt In n small town," Mr
MeK.nrtek affirms, "are more tn
drradnl than railroad tracks.
Your neighbors rate you for It.
tnd they hind together to erect
'•a-rlera to keep you out of colledgo until, praise
God, along
omes n Sir /.reh i'old and says.
'You Apia’ Ians, rome and get It,'
>uat like he throws ouen tho blj
llbra’ y and
tell* Congressmen
bow to find Thermopylgg and t i .
n'alna the Trsjsn horses and surji
lik e.. ...M y
motions ore go
of a heekeeper. He,Ides keeping
‘ *ee. Dnd was a lawyer In a
•ountrv-srat town (though not In
he Middle W r it , Out his pro
fession wai only ineldmtiil. The
' *on look inoel of hie time, ond
bo' ha) to read up on them
nlirhle In the library.
"They always swarmed during
June Court, and .it tried to ednvert them lo belter way# of Ilf*,
Including shorter hours, restrict
ed flight arena, liettrr housing
with rerroitional facilities and
so forth, but they refused. They
“vldrntl drciJeil this waa n free
**o couniry and they would come
m d go it they pleased Dad must
have admired their spirit, for be
would as soon lose a case as a
NEWSl'AFMK
*
(ullllfu*.
IKlDtVlDUMJTY
'
Sanford Is Tha Only Central
Florida City Affordlnf Rail, High
And Water Transportation
n « s r smy
w it i j a t y T ilt, A . D . l» t L
F a ll
n e t 4h e n In a r a d e e rv e pee m b fr s s o W ill be e a t t r M s t a l e s t y e a
i n s s a le c a u se p ro s e c * • * p a rts .
I t la ra r tn e e e rC s rs d t h a t t h is
n o tic e . s h a ll b e p u b lis h e d o n e s a
w eek
fo r
fo u r
(< )
c o a o e c a tlv e
w e e k s In th e H a n fo rd H s ra M L a
o rs ra p e p e r o r g e a r r a l e lr e u la lla a
p u b lis h e d
la
a e m la e le
C e u a ly
F i e r i * a.
W 7TNKM
th e e f f le t e l s e a l o r
th e a b o v e s t y t id r o u r t a a d th e
h a n d e r th e r i e r k th e r e a t, t h is
! « ! » # • * « f M a y . A . D * 1*41.
(n C A L )
^
.
a
f . fie n H D O T f
C T # rli I>r t h r AM»T 0
Tow n.
WEATHER
“ Learn te fkwlm Campaign will
be started Monday morning at
IOiOO o'clock ot U m
Sonlsndo
Springs pool under tbe sponsor>klp of tho City Recreation Do.
srtnsent with Miss Eleanor Mor
rison, recreation director and A
merican Bod Cross swimming In.
■tractor, teaching th* claaoc*.
Every morning next week botwsoa tho hours of 10:00 o'clock
and 11:00 o'clock, boys and gtrla
of all ege* ora Invited to attend
th* saosiona, Miss Monlaoa cold.
During th* week the participants
will ha divided late three classes,
beginners. Intermediate* end ad
vanced students, for Um regular
Starr, manager of
Ranlando
Springs yesterday, a special class
for lodlts yill b* started Juno IT
to bo held every Tuesday after,
noon at 2 :0 0 o'clock, ih # added,
and the special rate* will apply
U members of (hat class too.
In addition te Um swimming
claaaao, special classes jin Ilf*
saving .will be started sect month
under the direction of Miss Mot.
risen. Rod Cross Ilf* oaring tori#
wlU b* given and students who
pea Um roaulromont will bo a
warded emblems direct from th*
Waablaglon headquarters
sad
WAHIIINUTN, May 11.—
rA.P.)— A
Joint
Hrnate*
llouaa rnnfprrnrr comialltew
agreed today on Irglalation
permuting ih . govrniHianl
lo takp over the HO-odd for.
rlrn ahlpa now lying, idle In
American harbors. <)nlv »|.
nal approval of thr , « ■ promUe version Is n rctiu ry
lo send thr Mil lo Ihr White
House.
W A S H IN G T O N .
M uy 2.1
— </!’ )— C h airm an Etjitfrv S.
Iduul o f th e Muritinu* C o m misniott
advoentpd
b e fo r e
th e Srnntp du fru ae In vesti
g a tion c o m m itte e to<lny tho
u se o f U nited S ta te s fo r c e s
to break uu it s trik e o f u n
ion m a ch in ists w h ich
h as
titsl tin w ork at
11
sh ip
building plants in ihr San Franci bco
Mira
ljiritl Mirrtnl hr thought tha
govrinmrnt
ahoulU
u»** any
forcr<% It In* at hand to rnforev
Ita right to continue* work on
Ihr nhipB. which hr iir*ctibe<l an
ihr "moat diru nrrtl
m Ihe
world today "
Hr Haid thru* t* "justifica
tion" for rvrry |>o««ible Ftc^i
thr govrrnintnt ran taka" In
cluding thr
mr
of
Unitnl
State* force*—In
"takr
off
(hit picket line no that thr pro.
plr there ran go to woik "
Swiftly hi raking development*
auffeated U*t night thr Admintatrgtlon may Brelr rrpral ef the
Neutrality Act ami concentrate
u formidable naval for«r in the
Sanford Student At Atlantic
to aaauir tlmt Ameri
toid* of wai irarh Hntain
kelson I F^lected can
unmolested
Mcpral of the fir lit I« Iit > liw
woulii mean that Amenmii mer
chant ship*— now fortihldrn to
4*rtv aimament* to any nation
at wai or to entei combat cone*
could deliver thr good* right
to thr Ilrttiah dock"
Our high adminiatratmn lead
er rhairman George. of
h*
poweiful Senate Foreign Rela
tions CommUtea—conceded that
ronvoya would not provide "the
full or complete or final anawei*'
fr a te rn ity l f r Is one o f th r to p
to Ilritain'* war problem
ran k in g tubular* in th r Stetson
Rooarvrlt may clarify thr Is
in hi* flraaldr chat to »hr
nation neat Turwdav night
lin e are ^onu of the major
deve Inpmrnla
whit'll
indicated
that niomenlou* *tep* may bo
impending
chem istry departm en t, and a< •
sue
liv e in campus organisatio n*.
Air Corpn Kxam
( ’hnnges Revealed
I Within the pant 24 houM.
iwo member# of the President'#
faptnin Constantine tlrWolski cabinet— Navy RecreUry
Kno*
of Hnnford. . b o
is chief in* and SrcreUry of War Btlmaon—
■tructor for the cadets In ths
((■BliR«r4 ea f s i * Tkrwl
air school st the Orlando Army
Air Hu m . .nnounred tixlay that
requlteinrnt. for entrance Into
the air corps are now easier !>c.
csii. c ot leernt change.
Candidate, sic requited lo pax
only .even .ublecla, instead of
nine, and (tore I. more choice tn
the tnnve of subject., I'uplsin
deWol.k 1 -aid
The.e live .uhlects nrr
quln.l Kngli>! arithmetic, plane
trigonometry, plane geometrv anil
algebta Two
may be selected
teem the.eelementary
phy.ua.
United Stnlr. history, world hi.*
tory, elerl■entarv, chemistry, and
any modem
language rsrrpt
English
College students who .how rer.
Ilf irate- that they have finished
any of these subjects tray get an
Rf) percent rtade without taking
the eram'rallon, Captain deWolakl paid
Sanford Citizens
Requested To Buy
Poppies Tomorrow
Two Movlea Shown At
Lake Monroe School
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V
To Bottom Of
>rida S tate League As Red
H ats Slug Way To 13 To 4 Win
Two home rune were made
during thn context with Catea arid
Whitlock veiling the pill oat of
the perk. Whitlock mode hie
uadniple with no men on lb the
■ivth inning.
HoUta* «,
Dauyu, Madjcskl. F-dwnrdn X,
P a th R Run* batted in, aiUaapie I, Whitlock, Booth, Trammell
r O a t e a I , Danyo, Madjcskl t ,
Sehon a. Tw ohiM bite, Tram
mell, , Danyo,
Pugh,1 Hoislng,
Home tana, Cate*, Whitlock.
Stolon baaee, Madjcskl, Sehon.
Sacrifice, Danro- Double plays,
Catea, Sehon and Sterling X.
Left on baaee, Sanford 7, DeLand
8. Baae on bait*, off Daugherty
8. IIIU, off l*adguU In
State-w ide
Get tin d er Way a t M idnight Tuesday
TALLAHABSE*. Mar
By G erm an Navy;
Revealed A t Event
SS-
(Spceial)—Throughout Urn stats,
Mr. and Mrs, Baaa bare been gw
Joy In* their laat week of mat
and reeuperatk* from the spownla* season, for today ttey'vn ( a t
to atart witch In* their step. '
Todmvs the day the state-wide
black beta aetaen opened, with
thooianda of ardent trash water
an*lare all aet to p a t a minnow
or a plug ri*ht where U'e a w l
apt to tempt nay and all omat,
le n of the b a n family. The aiaa
on opened a t 12:01 A. M. today
and ite rs were plenty at fisherman on the Job before aan-op, be
lieve* 1. N. Kennedy, executive
aorrelary of the State Cummin,
aion of Gama and Freak Water
Ptah.
In Levy and Cltroa counties,
anglers have already been active,
for 'he lo u aeaaoa haa been Open
in thoee countlea alnee April SO.
Reaolutiona of county cMkala.
sioncrs, eloaln* their coaailee to
•II fresh water fishing, will keep
the following counties cloned p a n
tho t-nerwl opetilnf detoi Franklin, which la closed through M art
Wakulla, closed through lfa y . In
addition local laws will keep Golf
county and that part of I ts Dead
Lakes ami Chi nola River In GaL
boun county closed through May
u
ROYAL
T ar Team s Show
M ore W ins Than
Losses T his Y ear
X ’£ : L r z iR Q fi
BASEBALL 8KI0 P . M. TONIGHT
Com
with
Limu
y n p plot
i s i ca w
n n hit
aw llu
w lj
mgaamg toola and r„ ri
toogggoriae n ic u i
DELAND
Sanford Electric
Contracting Co.
E. C. HARPER
. ‘
108 M hfnoU a
Vandy Is Heading
For No-Hit Record
i>
;V
ta
c n u c a r
.
o r t A M r o n a * m u sic ia n
corporation. - re lllle n o r. .
( ,
c it y
T in t STATS O r ^ U J I tlD A . D .fvatu t.
,
T tu e T A X ^ a r a a i j AND c i t ISKNH o r THU CHW O F BANf u r d . i n b e m in o l k c o u n t t .
to
ruonliiA .
House Okeys
Increased A uto
T ags By 60-25
C
Mgy oaa'I boy g finor eyUade*
Mdgeser. Beet KOYAL quality
eagbooL Extreme-
c i a c x r r c a tr m r J i m
county
psmongsrs awl a crew o f ISO,
I h t i r erea consider* nl< cap.
fuaina i f 4o the M i m i ef lha
Aiucrlcant on board.
Thomas Cook and d m . Now
York passenger agents fo r the
vessel, aald Iho S U ie Department
In W aikbtgUn had I’M re tltd II
net tr» relearn Urn posuuge* Hat
on the gtwoad th a t th e n was no
ial)—‘Tee go In to quit for sore
official word as to whether the
thla year," JOO Louis was quoted
ship had betrn t »nkin Look magilnc today. "Guess
*bout next Fepteirter will be my
8tate Department officials dis
lasL That Michigan ranch la jual
claimed any each order, saying
In Look magazine today. “Guess
It wna up to the Cock office to
on It."
alcalde who’har or not te w W j
Loula made lha remark -to
the list. The Cook office closed
Gene Kessler, who wrote the a r.
without td ta d n g It. although it
tid e for Look.
waa antwonesd th a t a copy _ had
Bowling Green, aald It woe far the licen
Joe'i deiire to retire, may*
sent stimuli to the Btate
tfneflt of -The togottea man of
Keiiler, n y U lm hit big offcntlva
the citrus in d u stry /' who had tee D e p artm en t._____________
during Ihe winter "agalnat as
little fruit to justify the expense
sorted hulki posing as eontendef patting It through a packing
i n ."
at.
" f l was too aofl pickin’ ta
Advance reports on the sale of house.
Senator Folks of Ocala, joining
quit," Jne lokl Keiiler, who I* fishing licenses, sold by county
Mi ghost writer, “ thalY why I judges and their authorised a- Cl left in his unsuccessful fight,
never quit like 1 tole you I wna grnla, indicate a steadily growing declared:
“ Everybody knows th a t the
gonna. It waa loo rear In make
money. But I ce mado up wy lining on soft touches, and he greatest foe of the citrus Indus
try
la the BUte of Florida.**
naturally has softened up," aald
mind again."
The bill waa opposed strongly
The article aald Promoter Mike Kessler, "Tula hasn't been anJacobs and Managers John Bogdaily noticeable hoes us s Joe by Senator Taylor of Largo, (Special>—Sports teams a t Rolborough end Julian Black mapped
a met only harmless punchers chairman of the citrus committee, Ifns O liege s vs raged slightly
lha tfghLn-month campaign to
since Tony (latento. Mike Jacobswho sold I “I f thla passes, wa above 400 during the past col
collect all Ihe easy money before almost awalfoWvd his store teeth might as will repeal every fatw legiate veer M thee won 31 con
'heir black gold, mint quit o pi rat. when Tony pot Joe op the fleer. on the books for tho regulation test* while dropping 20.
The only cHamploMh'n tram
“Promoter Jacobs is rushing of the citrus Industry"
Labor l a d
Industry were
“ Louts le a admittedly been fat- Billv Conn into a Jane title whin
with Loula even before Conn Is g asked yesterday to get together
full-grown heavyweight Jacebe on a legislative program for pro out of nlna to taka the B 1 X A
fears the Bombor la on tho verge tection against la te r difficulties championship ever the pick of
ef slipping suddenly. If anyone on Florida defense projects.
the South's smaller coBcgoe. Next
A House la te r subcommittee in line was a f in e , craw eight
beats Louis, Mika wanta I ts earn
to be Conn—the second largest was named to meet with r t pro which haa beaten
Washbtgtou
link In (no Jacobs tin-car chain •mistIves of both la ter and In and Lee, Springfield, Richmond,
dustry In an effo rt to draw a American International Callage,
gang."
It was said that Louie was ex hill, agreeable to both, which will Georgetown and tho Orleans
pect ed to knock out Conn, then end a series of hot disputes on Rowing Club eight*, and flabhad
•—V8—
make a laat aland maybe against Ihe question.
(n fourth place In competition
CHARLIE GIRK’H
tnu Nova, recent conqueror of
Representative Shafer of Polk Saturday against
seven other
Max Baer. "That is, unless Joe ■rill hoed the subcommittee. Oth craws s t M srietts, Okie In the
Is persuaded that he can collect er members a .r Toland of Hills Dsd Van Regatta.
(300.000 (or another easy year borough and Morrow of Palm
Chief sport fan tu rs on ths
of ranking popovors who can't hit Roach. Officials of Ihe Florida RoBlns
MUNICIPAL BALL PAKK
this past year
hard enough to glre him a hea d, Federalloa of Labor and the As was ths campus
Iscroasod Interest tok
acite."
sociated Industrie i of Florida en In tennis bv the undsr-gradnraid they would participate In itso as a result , o r tho entrance
tho c o n f e r e n c e * .
of Jack Kramer, -.anted OUt lit
The House la te r
committee
country. Ed Atldo, ranted
yesterday killed, bv a vote of se the
17 th nationally, Ed Amark. Bal
rin to one. a hill which would ed
hi doub’sa, and thr
hars required labor unions to fine eighth
aid nlayers, PauRne Betr
Incorporate and set maximum In and Dorothy
The T art
itiation fees a t | I 0 and the put out an Bunds.
unofficial tennis
maximum dues at 1 percent of teem
which won raven matched
the worker’s pay.
without . defeat, beating
the
Opponents of the bill contend strong
t>. of. Miami among u4hed the Legislature te e no more
right ta ragulatu feaa *honeed , r RoBln» "basement** tram s th b
bv la te r unions than the fees year wore basketball which won
of other organisations.
Representative Hello of Es- only four of IB gomes, baseball,
cambU. w te Introduced the bllf, which won ftvo wMW toslBg
Wrcte lo Chairman Gillconle of
t t e committee that he did not
want to appear before the com
mittee terau ra the chairman and
several member, of this com
mittee ha<ra disclosed attitude*
not friondlv tn any Irgislatloo
that racks'lo liberalise la te r pol
NEW YORK, Msdr » - ( S t e ;
icies. **
A two-thirds vote of Uie Houa* ria l)— Johnny Vender Moot, tte
lo necessary to bring up for Dutch Master of Arable no-hlt
consider*' !«n a hill bearing an fame, averaged gteHjr a »trtte*
out an toning In U s W at *0 tenunfavorable rf-^ mil lee r-oort.
Tho Rotter Ruslnoao Associa- tnga thla asnsou, putting him far
linn, rlslmlng rrpraaenlotioii of out la front la t t e race fm tte
BOM Independent raerrhents In 1M1 Btritera* championship of
NaUoaal Laaawo. thanks la
Florida, declared yesterday II tte
would oppose nnasogv of a pond th at fast curve of hla called by
ing House bill revising chain
store licenses and levying a 1
•a rra n t p w i tax.
C. A. McKay, of Tampa, and
Louis Says He Will
R etire From Ring
In Septem ber
te a
FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE
.
Won Lost Pet.
DeLand ____________ 23 10 .607
8L Augustine -------- 22 II ~M7
Orlando ------------------ IB I I JW3
Daytona B e a c h .... ..... IB 14 .B63
Leesburg - ...............
16 17 .IBB
Ocala _______ ___ __ II 20 4TB
Gainesville ................. |1 23 424
Sanford .......• .... ........ tO S I'4 1 3
RESULTS YESTERDAY
L eesburg 8,
Q tle -
*,
*t
D eU n l ir , Sat .urd i.
anu
all
exploit which made Urn the talk
ef tho baseball world in 1038
loomed brighter when ha strung
together 11 successive ne-hlt inn
ings in parts of games pitched
against tbs Cota and Pirates,
the last 6 Ino Inga of hU Cub
game and the first 0 of his'next F f iV u * it. W U JO H
c o u n cil fa r - n tH lo n it t
sta rt against Pittsburgh.
Will Brighten Up Your
Wp
A bright, cheerful Lamp wBl-*M« thlEfR*
for your homo—and at ottr lew priee*, jm
can afford lo-havo the btoll , /
f
11
o r it aria
IT MAT CONCHRN: I’tn M ta k e aeitee th a t a p*Utle e haa twos film la |» e , CtrvoU
Court of the Ninth Judicial C ir
cuit of K h r i h , la one fur gemlnoil County. lo r Iho purpose or
obtaining a i m w of ra te Coer t
r a ll d a l l u a a a d confirm !** City of
Sanford. Florida, Haf a n tin g V oada
Iiooe of IC tl, to ho dolod March
I. I t t l . In Iho oura Of llTi,**S.»».
•u b d lrld id Into th ro o (1) 01H00 oo
follows, to -w ill acrleo c til.s* * -Berios U » I I M M t* ; *«4 Bo
r i n K, iyi.eeu.ee, a t fully d»■rrlbrd in cbM BilU loa for vslldotlon nnd th a t iho Honorable M.
R Bmlth one of Iho J u d a e a ' *>
■«M Court, has Issued an order
roqulrlua th a t cauao bo sh e w n
If any th iro he, a t the Courtbsuso la TUuavttto. FlorlLa. a t
td* I.'clock A. M- ou th s I tlb
d i r of M ar, A. Ik I t t l , w hy m M
bond*, th a n not h i v a ild itc d and
confirm s*, and you a n h ir e b f
n ollflid to abow caua*. It any
you ham . at Ib i t i n t and p U rs
■poclflod in aatd o rdir, why laid
rwndt should not bo valM altd and
c u iflrin n l
‘
TbU wot Ire - h ill Id pnbtllhlC
In T ill Hanford llorald, a n aw i-■ i* r i>n'.Hsh*l - lu aald City of
.
one- rarji w t-k
ior t u r n i n ooi*.'*wuitiu week*
or tor to aaM hoartn*. tho first
publication t h i n o f to bo a t Issst
otahtron (ID d a n prior to t h i
dot* of M U h ia rln e : •
w iT .vicaa my band and tho o f
ficial m l o f. aald Court a t San
ford. Florida, thla lib day , of
May. A , I I . m „ p j i NRNDON, ■
Clark of tho C ircuit C ourt Ninth
Judicial C rcult In and for gciulnolo p o naly. rio rld n
. . ,
' - i ' >J W . *t ' J '■ 1 So. I
�4
r
ifj i M P a - C '
"5;
Sanford Is The Only Central "
Fhtrtda City Affording Rail, Highway
And Water Transportation
AN INDEPENDENT NEWSt'APKK
SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY,
Southern Coal
Men Object To
Lewis' Power 50 Active
Nazi
roved By House Mine Workers’ Head
Measure'Is Sent To
#• Senate For Actfon;
Proposed Levy On
Soft Drinks Loses
Kiwanis Speaker
advertisement campaign today,
th a t John L- Lewie, President
of the United Mine Workers of
Americs <(’. I. ().), would become
H e “dictator uf this country'' if
tha bituminous industry accepted
the union's new wage and workta g conditions contract,
Tho Sou,hem group, rejecting
a contract formally approved
F**taff*y by the Northern Ap
palachian operators, said the con.
‘**r* would make Lewis so power-
*■ anman
Motion To Postpone
Money Measure Is
Cause Of Debate
TJULARAB&EE. M«v 21
w-W3)— A threo-cant clonr«tt« tax to ralM funds for
old >|t« penalona wa> voted
70 to 21 by the Houso today
and sent to th* Senate,
m Its passage followed an
oarlfer 64 to 22 vote that de
feated a proposal to nubaUtute a soft drink tax.
Lake Mary Girl Wins State
And
40 Commercial
Jaycees Signed] j
Hi®l by control!injr til# couiu
Over f.0 active m em bers and
nearly 40 com m ercial member*
have been ta k rn Into the Benford
Ju n io r Cham ber of Com mere*
with five team s out of II h aving
com pleted Ihelr rep o rts, it vt
announced nt the group's re g u la r
m eeting a t the R ecreation B uild
ing l i s t night.
Additional rep o rts wilt be m ade
a t the n e s t m eeting June 3 and
Richard lira s, president, said to
day hr Is confident th a t l i e quota
of
130 m em berships
will ho
reached.
Plans fin operating the In
form ation Booth as n y e ar round
project wen- discussed, sm l It w as
announced the booth
will opan
about Ju n e 1. N Y.A. labor, which
will be used to operate the booth,
m ust be certified and two girl*
m ust be rljoarn
to work a lte r
nate sh ift) during th e sum m er.
A ttendance e l
the
baseball
gam es w as discussed by the Je y cers, and m em bers were urged to
go to the gam es to support th*
Seminole*.
Mr. D ees announced th a t a t
i t e n e s t 'm eeting he will appoint
th r stan d in g com m ittees for 1941,
including the p rogram , m em ber
ship, legislative, w elfare, b e a u ti
fication
.project*.
Inform ation
booth and G reeter a Hcrvire rom m ilters. The nevt m eeting, June
.1, wilt m ark the opening uf the
new fiscal y ear of the o rg a n is a
tion.
A ro m m ittre of th ree, E. E.
t.aney,
John W oodward
and
C harles G riffith , w as named to in
vestigate the possibility of hav
ing su p p er m eetings during the
sum m er.
New
mem ber*
p re sen t last
n ig h t Included W. W. T f r e , Jo h n
W oodward, t J a m e s SffA lexandrr,
M arvin l,eddeti end Stan Opaleskln
try* entire suit coal production
be would have tie “deeth g rip ’
on every vilsl dtfrQir industry.
President Itnmevelt yesterday
responded In legislative demand*
that he irconimnid non-defense
economies by informing Congress
J
.
C.
Chase
of
W
ln
ta
r
P
a
rk
,
I t Was tak e n up u n d e r an
he has nil 1109,(100,900 front
la ts rm a l ag ree m e n t d e la y in g *e chairm an of th e board o f d irec his ortgmsl budget for lcllef for
to
rs
of
C
hase
a
n
d
C
o
,
wa*
tna
the
coming fiscal yes,.
f U « a n tha g o n m l approprl*
lie sent up n special message
Ilona b ill u n til a f te r th e p a n a g u speaker a t tba Klwanl* L u n c h
eon today, d isc u asln f " S in fo rd 'e
o f th * c lg o rttto ta x . Sponsor* E arly H istory and D evelopm ent.” stating that inly f 880,000,000
" I t w ould ra ls a a b o u t f4 ,
needed Instead of ,he
J 898,000,rum he recommended in
a y a ar.
hi* January budget message. ’
II o f H am ilto n said It
It was the first definite eco
s trik e h a rd e st In north
. ____ l w hom c Isa re tie tobacco
nomy I,,, has icrommendrd* since
h erretsr/ o| the Treasury MurU. crown. "Yon’ro UvjinB a lax
genthnu told the House Ways
oa a poor man’* cotm rodliy,
and Means Committer list month
ho • said, "becOuoo you’re not
alod Uvytnc a tax on tho clears
that the pending 1.1,090,000,000
'»* program should he supple,
smoked b y p lu to c rat* .’’
menleil by *1.000,000,000 of s.tv• Tho
pend l a c
a p p ro p ria tio n !
Ings in non-defense expendltuica.
bUL te w b k b th o tlouee y tsi-a u .v -S X u
* (7,000,000
Republican legislators In the
w as Inform alInterim have demanded the Pres
ident lake the Initiative In an
economy program by malting spe
cific recommendations on how
•*
savings could be effected—which
Joahu* C. Chase, who came programs could reasonably
bo
years aac and o r. curls Util.
W -C u T w Itli Me -B a s e r veil also re co m m e n d e d :
jer, th e la ta 8. O. Chess told
M cC arty
I. Elimination of tha a'atutr.ry
the
Klwanl*
Club
today a t Its ban stains! employment of aliens
* fo r n
a mov* re g u la r luncheon me*tin y a t th r hv WPA. He sail) tho prohibit. ,n
i to ld w ould " ja o p tr d ltc th« Valdes H otel of th e early daye of "works n hardship upon a Has*
this city, w han b u n ic e ware the of persons whose private employ
MM aUle "
C ra y o f B ay a n d othor* so u g h t mean* of tran sp o rta tio n , ra ilro ad , ment opportunities are bernmlng
Haro lb* ap p ro p riatio n * bill, were Joet being laid, and t h e n Inrreeslnglv limited.”
•
“
—“
?. Broaden to* of Ih* aullinr'
ready p t u e d by th*
Banal*. were only brick buildings In town.
'S anford’s population In 1884 ration for WPA to train wo.V
fu n e ra l services
for
Mr*
LogUla
I r t n e k a d u n til t h t L*gl*Ui
2,082,
while
th
a
t
o
wa»
2,032,
that
of
Urlando
era
for
manual
orcapatlons
In
S arah Swain Galloway, resident
ro e n ac te d , a n d G ovom or H alol
w
as
1,638
and
T
am
pa
3.0B4,'
»f
Sanford
since
1932
who
died
industries rngnrsd In production [
ed signed, ta a a tlo n MU* proChase, who is chairm an of the for na'innsl defense. "In nc-rl at her
horn
#I7IH
Magnolia
* • » j h k . ' s . ' - b b S ”P*l"i
.": hoard of d irectors uf C lose ami ers'e the emntovment of iWPAP Avenue, yesterday m orning, were
held this afternoon * t 4:00 o .
w o r k e r - In private Indus!,V "
■aid he Co. said.
Even In those e arly days S an
U nethical
3. Elimination
of
statutory clock a t the E rickson Funeral
fo rd was In terested in baseball, renuirrmenta that WPA f A1 dis Home, with the Rev. M artin J
o f o rd e r," a n d h a d *o and had aome “ hot gam ra," Mr
miss nrraoos who have been no- Ilrtm uf the Holy Crus* E p is
Inform ed G ray.
Chase related.
nlovod bv It enotinuoustv for Ik copal Church o fficiating
A th ree -m e m b er S ta le P ro b a
“ W* Invited T am pa's teem to month*, end IBI Inveatlgate the
The body was se n t to W ilm ing
tion a n d P arol* Com m laaion, f i come her* and play ue one fourth
nanced w ith a n a p p ro p ria tio n of of Ju ly , and w* beat them hec-iuie relief peed of nereoos no its rolls ton, N. C . this afternoon for bur
178,080 a y e a r, wa* au th o rU ed wa had a good pitch er and catch- everv 1- months The first re- ial. Mr ahd Mrs. Jo h n I . Gal
ntlirrment. be said, "works * loway, her son and adughter.itiB y 1 U U g tx la tu ro yo*l*rd*y.
asked us to com* th ere and play
Isw accom panied tha body.
Tho H orn* p assed, 71 to 9, ■ er,” Mr. C haia said. •'Then Tem ps crest h*rd*h,n on msnv people
S o n ata, ap p ro v ed bill ootUng up because they g o t our tw o pleyer* the s--ond "I* unnecessary and
tho com m ission’* m ach in ery In (hem. We did and ware defeated eoatly."
Kiwanis Hears
Chase Tell Of
City’s History
“ W Tl
s Pour into Crete
Invasion Force
Placed At 4500
.O f SanPioneer
la Given
Fleet Of Big Aerial
Trans porta la Used
To Carry Germans
" * AaawHMrfeil rrewa
Adolf Hiller Ateppod up
the furv of the oerlxsl Inv*•ion of Crete today with 3,000 more Nazi (tllder and
parachute troop* landing on
the Greek Island after an en
tire contingent dropped from
the Hkictt vesterdnv was de
clared to have Imen killed
or cuptured.
M ibb
N aU lir
T rue,
urn icu
In
S tm lnolv
High .Sihool and d a u g h te r of Mi und Mtv*
It K T ru e of Lake M ary, m fhown m aim
wa* prexeriled a ru p for witirmig the M ite
p m •• in the rsBay rnntrM
rondueted
by
the
Elka. The p iesriitatin n of the cup. m T am pa
a t tin* L it- , .invention last week, wus hy
Have SiiMl'/, (ntnici govri noi ,tf Klniuln an.I
pn-l gnind , salt, ,1 Mil,.I
th r K its S u b jr.t
f t III, , , \ w a. ' l\ bat I ’n, le Sam .Means
Tn M,
FernaId-Laughton To
(Jet Office Addition
rom pH aaco w ith a e o n stitu tlo n sl drunk.'*
am en d m en t r a tifie d b y
'ro t»r»
Moat of th* merchants In S en.
ford* early days lived outside the
Um
w m
W
m
. city In Bel-Air and Port Rf*d
tba eltru* grower recounted. All
buildings In the town were frame
except the bank building at F irst
Street and Park Avenue, where
Chase end Co. had It* first .of
fice* on Uu noood floor.
“One of tho city commleaion
members was a Mr. Way, who
also had a email newspaper. II«
had quite a few daughters, and
finally, whan bo had a eon, he
published la hlo paper a email
note, T his la the Way wa’va
bean looking fo r/ "
Mr. Chase said ha cam* to
Sanford at th* Insistence of his
lato brother, who wrote him lit
ter* urging him to visit Florida.
At that time Mr. Chase aald h*
was employed with a wool man
mannfacturlng company In
New
York, hot resigned hi* position
to come here, II* arrived In Js.'k-
f f ig k g a & m
E s r “, - s s : “"n .!
M eaning Of Poppy
Aa Sym bol Ib id
City News Briefs
Tlx Bemlnol* County Board of
Raaltora will meet at the City
Half Friday at 2:09 P. M.
Th* Llona Club will meet to
night ot 7:00 o’*look at the
Valde* Hotel to nominate offi
cers for th* coming poor.
Tho Tvtall Bates etas* will be
at l>* Chamber of Com
user** offle* Instead of the Recreallew Building tomorrow night,
<« wna announced today,
1
Sealed bids will be received by
II. C. DuBoae, chairm an of the
executive com m ittee fo r th e Fernald -L su g h to n M em orial H ospi
ta l u n til 10:00 o 'clo ck T h u rsd ay
m orning, May 29, fo r th* c o n
stru ctio n o f an o fflc r room a d
dition to th* hospital.
T ha rfflc # will be m ad* by
enclosing the so u th portio n of
th e m ain porch, E lton J. M oughIon, a rch ite c t, said tvxfa*. Tha
room will be 10 by 18 feet.
Th* hoepltal has
no
offle*
m om a t p re sen t, b u t h a s been
usin g a desk In on* o f th e room*
d o w nstairs, a s a m ak esh ift.
The first
American
trad*
asaoclatlon was formed In 17118
when 20 New York merchant*
agreed to cooperat In promoting
their businesses.
Stokes Company S tarts Shipping
Celery Juice To N orthern M arket
O ration of a
flrr-nicmbrt
h'MHing tuthoiity for ft*rifnrtt
itti k pine* yeatrrday iiftrrnonn at
a special meet ins' of the City
CmumiMian, nn<l the e t uup uab
i iiitmwrrril
to eNtahllih ulum
y, M
V
■
'- . v j
t. -x-jtrCLfii?
'
j M-N'1*
Klka fOiiteaL It b i b written
by M U i Natalie True, daugh.
ter of Mr and
Mr«. It K
T ru e uf I jikc Mary, on thr
Mihjert of "What I 'n r lr .Sam
M n n h tn Mr
Individual winners .f rnmpc
*“T o m*
I i h Ii - Ham moufiA
DIhhib in the t ounlr y■ iut< 4 H
Hub AthlYvrmrm |Ijt> hi"Id aSnt great many t hmif* guaidian of
of out
Mix I our lit *i ( o >, protectoi
livr", uinl |<ioimiU‘i of our « n*
llo lalnrujii for life, lib
f Hvi’ntx w p ir 11bu*ifiB 41 lit ih** deavoiB
diffcim t ipyrii of
boiiBihoM erty mtij i !u piirauit of huppi.
winilk nnt!f Ji hIftfl a * follow* ednth ncBB, mol lo letx uu live in a land
iliuranrc amt defenN*"
hnuNins •"F ■ f oo<l nutrition mii.1 h**«llh; of tolt'ium*’ und opjM>rtimiiy
" A t gtiaidian of our hhrrtlex
|,i"j*cta when
funds
become lu k in ir;
run n in e.
jftin io n in g ;
Uncle Ham offrra tin freedom nf
poultry rnlBinn untl di*’rylnjr
a! silablr.
Wr
VViiinrra in th r clotldn^; <*xhl-1 firraa, riJigloli and Bprech
Ammon McClellan, stair huus
hit ion* wvr* I. Ill Ian M ila n
of may he guided by our own ton*
mg courilinstor and diroclur of (tfiirva, Ann M rL aiif rf
aoirnceH. (tiovnled that we drill t
infrinat' upon the righta of oth.
■inal housing project* in thr 2 1
Jnhnnlr Max Ilowt'ii of (»i«nrr*
H r pirm lt i in to think ••
.......
w rit of thr Muwannrr
Marv Wllry
of
f Jrm v-n,
Hurr, was present st thv n.ort- Hura Di-t kharn of T vuifin, Kl tli" we pleii-r , Mini vote aa we plraae,
thin itlndr b\ l|o> declalon of lid'
mk- to assist the org snlsation. sl*'A!l (Jh asog of Lflk :• MaTV, mnjoniv
lie
recogntaea
thr
Mayor W. C 11111 namrd Vo- Monn Dnlbo of (Jrnt vH, Lilt Ilk mimuHv, licit to11 allowing them
11. Williams, Harry Lee, J*mc* Hm it li of Lake X|tii|oj> ( 'h a r to rule, nor lo h<> trampled umtei
t.illon, the Rev. W. 1’. Brook*. lot t r T ru r of Lao la , Wanin'Ho fool
Ji . and Mr*. F. E. Roumlllat ns Mat! a fif S anford, Kloiar I.ar"A* pintector of our livea, he
numbers of the housing sutboil- a'rnl of Lym an, (I wrii llo n r ll of provide** an Arm y, a Navy and
ty At an organisation mrrllng Lvm an, Lona Aulln o ' O vlrd.i, an air finer to defend ua from
following the commission session, W amla L r r Andar«nn of O viidn, foreign aggteaNota,
He apeitda
Mi Lee was named chairman and M ary Vgiiuiar S trickland nf L y I ill Ion ib of dnllaiB to inaure our
m
an
and
Beulah
llo
i^
n
rd
of
Mi Wlltiama chosen temporary
aafety
We
arc
an mu red that
Chuluola
si*, letary.
nothing i im hann u« wh it* we
AI*o.
Mitilri»d
Dogpl
ib nf f*i*n- arc on the *dde of the right ami
Principal objectives nl the new
housing authority is to provide ava, Marlorii* Halilfi i.mn of (liti- the aide of i m le Ham
"A* promoter of our endeav
additional housing facilities
If fva, Ruth I.nr in nl of Lyman.
M t r f a o ' f Grrcn* t»f Lnk»» M «n - ors ho tin's lo make ua all the
tin Army decide* to istabliih • rne,
Rlolaa
l.arfrrnt of Lyman, rich man, the poor man, the farm
tunning base at th* municipal CJwcn Howell r f l.im an, MarLaborer, the atec) worker, people
uu port, Mr. McClellan esplsln.nl.
I,ui th r authority will also seek mi rat ru lle n of l*y*,,ari, W rn da of all kinih, icgiwdlraa uf rare,
Lc*
Andaraon
of
Oviodn
nnd
color
nr i reed — live t o g c U r f m
I,, provide standard homes for
B ennett of Sanford.
pear# and hu» inofiy, attempting U>
bus Income families In
rural
W ln n r r i tn tha fmal, nutrl- raiae the atuiidnnla of our coun
areas. Funds for defensa hous
health divtaioti w ere: try
||e give* help to thoae who
ing. such a* In connection with LillianandMoFmn
France*
need it, until they learn to aland
the airport, will come ftom Ih* Marcorie Ilahlerman.
I(«drn Ho- alone lie maplrea the farmer to
government, Mr. McClelland ex *»en, F,loi»r f-nrytmt nnd
Owen grow bet lei gram, the mill work
plained.
Howell.
In
the
babM*
er to main* teller cloth, arid the
It was the s.-cond houslrg au ♦he winnera were M*rv conteBt
I-outac* ateel worker 1*» make betteg
thority in th* Hta'e to be or- F^sFjiw Arne« Smith T^lxt» frOM*- ateel, and t.!»••*• to make each per
g*Mied that does nol have a l#y, Neanr Wiley, Clara 1 argent. ton rear It higher toward hla goal
pi *-1net, and Mr. Williams ex LurMIe Rmith. Wanda I*e** An’•All thi* V rule Ham doea for
plained that Its purpose I* to d^taon. Naomi Keller, Mildred
MVallHH'*! hb l*B|9 T m l
“t.r ready at a moment’s no
lle, ” if th* need for defense
hou* Ing facilities arias*. A fa
vorable report has been mad*
to th* War Deoartlncnt on tho
suitability of tho airport *■ a
(taming bane.
Mr, McClelland, who.- headquarter* are In Tallshaaaae,
wmt to Washington today to
woilt out organltallon plan* for
rural housing In 'this section, and
einroassd th* hop* that "w* will
have fund* earmarked *oo» In
Washington no th at
PsmlmU
County ran parUcIpal# In th*
ru’-l housing program.”
Tho Hanford housing authority
i* emw w sfod In ra tty *•
fee— housing and alum Heirane*.
nrn<**ta, hut plan* for th t ntm l
hoiietaw have p at yet W fc
worked out. It was explained.
LOCAL WEATHER
.^ v
In Lcndon, Prim e
M inister
C hurchill w arned the b a ttle uf
C re te
would continue with “ Inc re a tin g aeverlly*1 na
reliable
aourrea aaaerted n ir-horne Nazi
ahuck
troop* atill pouring into
Ihe invaded Greek inland
T he
la lra t total of the N a tl
Invmaion force wan placed u n
officially ut 4.500 men.
From C airo came w ord th a t
the G erm an p a rac h u te and a ir
borne
lioopa had B uffered “ iwrlo im Intuci,*' atid Ih ji on« detnchm ent which pftieirsited the
uutsklrt« nf C anes wa« “ quirkly Burrnumled
anil
nccount?d
for.**
Chiirclnll rep eated the atale»M« ut m ade yesterday
fh*l the
^tr«l .Nan 'chutiata w ore New
/in la n d battle-dreM . and add*d
th at aome N a tl a c tia h ili wore In
Gif' b a ttle uniform * of the Engb*li tiimmle*.
"The Bitiiatlkifi
i«
w ill
In
ham l,” the H ritlah *M*eited. add
ing w ithout detail* ( h it G erm an
naval force* had mailu an attem pt to land troop* at tw o
* place*
|
London *aid a full G erm an
p a ra th u te itivtaion nf 7,000 man
w « m involved in th e tw ^ d a y -o ld
I K onull, Btrtklng from the Greek
m elnland b aata 75 to tOO mile*
away, the N a il hlH im en w tfe
rnmI to he using a fie ri of 250
huge mi t r a n s p o r t . a rrv in g 50
tn Tr* m en • tc h . and an umltau 1
’111toa-*| fleet of glldi^B
S a n f o r d Housing Miss True Tells What U ode Sam
authority Named Means To Her, Wins State Prize
or Slum Projecl
Mere o
the enagy which
won the fttate p r i i r In the
\chievement D ay
Ivow Coat Homes For Winners Revealed
Services Are Held
For Mrs. Galloway Small Income Fam By Mrs. Andrews
ilies Is P r o b l e m
— O r a t o . of
Churchill Warns Bat*
tie Will Continue;
British Say Situa
tion Well In Hand
Cup
'Ocas Is C o n f i d e n t
NEW YORK. Msy 2 1 - W —
150 Q u o t a W il l
Southern soft coal operators asBe A ccom plished.
■artad In a national newspaper
(Appropriations
Bin Is Passed
I
Would Be Dictator
By New Contract,
Operators A s s e r t
NJJMBER 2X4
Member Associated Pi
unlay
wen* M i n n i r - .l |,>
Alitlrrwn y rp tfi.in -
Bennett B#My Y arbonufh and
Gwen Unwell.
Btal canning avhlhha of the
d ar ware thoaa of Lona Aulln.
Retitah Ror^ard,
Lnrgrnt
and Ruth LarffmL Winner* of
♦ha gnrdeetn*
Irn were
Frantea Farina and Ruth I*arl# n t In ♦he veyttabla f«*^#n.
and CHarlolta Tr»m and Claro
for |he flcwt*’ garden.
Martor(e )faftftrmi*'i won Ih#
eompeHtlon for poultry
and Jean Rtll*r and U V irn t
B r tv tr
won tko tlalry contoal.
LaGnardJa Conaldera
Making London Trip
N E W YORK. M ay * 1 - 1 * ) M ayur F . H. L aG uardla, d tra c to r
of Ota newly created offte* of
C trilten Dafauao. woo re p o rte d to
d a y p m a r i x g fo r a n taopoctiooi
Beilin
dan Led
Prime
Mini-ter
W inrinn
Churchill**
aa«erhon
that Ihe 1.500 N a il “ 'chuti«t*
were iliHguteed in New Zealand
h a H led re an ,’*
and
th re a te n e d
that b ru tal or llb g a l tre a tm e n t
of i )i»- V h u ttita %/ould
bring
■tern reprisals.
Amid the d ra m a tic etruggla
for C rete. B erlin no tified H u ll
ed Htntea aulhorlH ua in Vichy
-ha! 140 A m erican m irvivora <»f
the E rv n tia u lln sr 7* m u m , ril nk
t,v » N *ti ss« ra ld s i, bs.l bssn
Isf.ili-il nt St. ,ls*n I I ’ I. i i i . G«rttisn .M-cupt.J F ra tirr. an,I wotibl
lit- n -lra s s j a t »onn is passtbl-.
All Nnsl
parm rhutisls
who
Istt.lnl <,n Ih* G rfsk .H ritlsb l«Isn J b ss r a t Cr*t* s lth s r hi*vr
Iw'en killsil or c ap tu rr.l th r B rlL
i-h nsws a tt n e v R tu trra isp o rti-,1 from I'a lrn IwUy
lit it).h
onJ Grvsk
m llitarv
aulb.irltir* is C rslr wore said
to br ••|•ompl*l* m a s ln * <>f tho
Bitoat ion
Tho Urutor* (llsnatrb sal.l Grook
riff.rial rirrli-a had ylvi-n Ih* In.
futm atinn to tho A F l. In.
droon.lont F rs n rh now* t|i*ncy
It was th* firs t llm r In tho
biatm y nf w a rfsto th at roulorli-ss if 11,lrr* had boon usod s*
li,,n |, tran ap o rta a lth n u rb *Hd«i*
lion- niadr f ll( h ts uf 409 to 408
in ilrs it*
lltno* ihid lsta n rs
fruin the Grook m ainland tn O o to .
A slrun* fore* uf iia ra rh u tlsls
• till wus huldln* nut la ir y rs trl■Is v Trim*
M ln lstrr
rh u rc h lll
tub) t hr
llo u ss
uf (’om inous,
south uf th* Caasa-M«l*m«i road
but tho
Invadsrs'
atlom pt* tn
■ *■•!■■** Oa I k s . T s s i
County Chairmen Of Seminole’s
Defense Force Are Appointed
C om m tttru
C halrm rn
of th*
Raminuli- ('m inty D sftn se Coun
cil wore appointed a t a m octin*
of th* officers of U u o rg a n isa
tion Monday n lfh l. Jam **
U.
ftharon, Jr., H*<r*Unr of th*
group, said th is m orning.
DlvUlun of activity and chair
men are *» foliowi; dlvUlon of
civil pro taction, Roy William*; In.
do* try and material resources,
O. P. Herndon; transportation
and communication*, Oacar Tol*r|
power and foal, H. H. Colaman;
labor and paroonoll, E. J, Ntlaon,
J r , and J. N. Glllont watar sup
ply and flro protection, Frod'T .'
Will la mi; food a n d aarkaltar*.
A h a * B. Johnson; h e alth and
houatnr, Ur. CharU s 8 . P u t ; In
formation. educational and morale
A.
Smith.
Nolle*
o f th*
app o ln tm
w*r* **nr’ o u t today to all *Ppn inters, Mr. S haron said. Tba
work Is progroaalnx and a call
for v o lu n ta a n fo r clvtllsn d*f*na#
a rttv ltlss will b* mad* In th a
n**r futur*.
. . „
E. J. NaUon, Jru
J. N.
Gil Ion In th* cap acity oa co-chatrm rn of Ok* lab o r and p*r*on*ll
will t a r r y act a W ftatrm ttep of
volunteer w orker* on th* dafOBM
program .
A i adotTaa th a S o n ln o te county
Dafona* F o rt* te com pleted tho
council w ill h a roady fo r f a r t h e r
Instruction* fro m th* s ta te hoodq uarter* In T illa h a m ea .
“ T ho w ork f t .th t o h o lrm a a te
Ite y o rtM t t o th a t* o r* naal ttena
o f t r a a t and ro*p*n s lb4ut y . nnd
�\
“ M T t* ''’
PA C K TWO
_ - .-XL -
.J 1 . -
The Sanford. Herald
Accident Prevention
* Kl It**
• r i t r ^ f i « i» » l
The Im portance of eliminating induntria] nccidents^can
Florid*
be realized from figures Just released by Paul W. K ea rne y,
•**W**U* * w *«
an exrrert on sa fe ty , who declares th at non-fatnl occupation
H »««■■* *!*•*
■XT. Ml*, at (ha ra ti o ld — al in ju r ie s in 1940 in th e United S ta te s p u t the equ iv ale n t
|r ? I l l A»I of 00,000 w o rk e rs off their Jobs f o r .10 days, at a cost to
l«*T.
the c o u n try of 600 million dollars, o r as he says, " e n o u g h
* " l l i ut.Ann
-l- m
i - (_nm
nus
» j» ..
(to tr a in , teed, clothe, and pay the 1941 d r a f t a r m y . ”
M t B W n c * w —*■ ■ '»•— Maaa««»
T h ese fig u re s sound a m a z in g ly high, hut w hen one
■o n s c n i m o n
Iconsiders the industrial ac cident r a t e h as dropped 69 per~ th is la _______u n l since 192G, It can he realized a g r e a t deal of p ro g re ss
—-----—
— ---- H a l has
has been
been mm ade, Even an. t h e r e Is still u long w ay to go in
(M V
,
p re v e n tin g unnecessary n iis M p s . Mr. K earney
re port*
------ - **w
______ ____________
__ th a t dduring
u r in g th e last y e a r 204,000 w o rk e rs drew compeiii t S H i r Miirra, r a r o . f 1.-liturn bec au se th r y ju st “ p lain" fell down, and .'121,000
^ ' l a f f f f l 1*?** " mi* r**.VT**. *■ n n n e w ere in ju re d while lif ti n g o r handling nlijects.
>p^4 win im ebarara far
T h is exp o rt jKiints o u t t h a t in th e la rg e r in d u stria l
****r**lt*1** r*lr“'____ 'p la n ts p h cn o m eiial^ p ro g re ss- h as been m ade and he de. k»~*»»»rr pa^rnraia- elates t h a t ndv alu es in* s a f e ty pro tec tio n of m a chine ry
& a 7 , fpM**a« aStaVuaiaa* have gone f a r heymid tho a v e r a g e w o rk e r's th in k in g of
a h n«ltifeilft#4 l i Ik# l#i
Jjjjj' s a f e ty ," a n d adds that t h e " g r e a t e s t field for f u r t h e r iniA | dtw* ml the #w
ia ckitaaa a** diistrial s a f e ty progress is In selling th e ‘sa fe ty lia h il’ to
the |K<rsonnel of the average-sized planl'."
s^v*------- ----------a a r a--------k n af Tkr
-Very o fte n unsafe conditions e x is t jn plants o r shops
titfli**,".
f l r 'i " . and no accidents n n ur, lint t h e ]>otenliii] d a n g e r is stilt
a tla a a l a ll w a i *l»**t*ar» there, a n d sooner or la ter, u n d e r tin- Jaw o|'
average-,
la ll a r a a i a lh a m ta *
fa (hi* »a»** a a 4 ala* someone will gel hurl T ra in in g in sa fe ty is th e re fo r e d e
■ l a k a b lk a ila a a f if M ia l
kfa b * ts la a r a aU a r n m a i . signed to recognize potential d a n g e r spots and to elim inate
them before it is too late.
E d u c a tin g th e w o rk e r to “ th in k anil live sa fe ly ,” is
MAY 2I„ 1041
very im p o r ta n t and can he pro m o te d by es tablishing inB lB L B VKRBE y p n TO*»AV ' H’r-depnrtm ont«l contests an d in te r-c ity contests, a n d by
'
forem en's sa fe ty schools, w h e r e s a f e ty m ethods and tin
>
WONDERFUL LOVE. new est w ay s of teaching th e m to o th e r s can lie stres sed
m loved ih* world, that
I n d u stria l safety isn’t s o m e th in g th a t is tin* problem
T O S i r f c W * 8 - him , , r ' ht! Wg r h0,M '•’“ '"liv e ly for it is in th e little pluntd
“ .not perish, but have avtr-1whore carelessness is m ost likely to prevail and w here
fl&i
fOv—JoEn 8:10.
thu unexpected accident* will usually be mel by th e wi n 1.*:
'1 d id n 't th in k that could e v e r happen in th is p la n l."
FtttaT I'OKM
Science
(Cram The Christ tan
Monitor)
From gr«cn aquaria of th* mind
• h c i d a rt anil
w C r * rqlitbow fill
If th is wen- not an grim n w a r one could find u lo m li
. awLyt
atk) in Vfhoaa recent* dim
of alm ost G ilbertian ingenuity in Ihe Faucial*' fast play
10, tha surface now hae com*
with th e ir tw o royal .dukes. One tall, handsom e, imiu-playanmorod crab* end cent hr* play,
Ing b r o th e r becomes a p riso n e r o f w a r am id th e f i l ’d
'bright slali, this tiny poem
a, overture, or poem
wreck of th e ir Eaal A frican e m p ir e ; but simiillancnu.sly
|affer Ihtnge to be.
I the o th e r becomes King of C roatia. They lose one piece
or dab or common tinm
ibut crown an o th er, they t r a d e a viceroy for a king, an d no
led, though rude suit doubt expect the world to a d m ire th e brilliance of t h e e x
at}
change. Hut one cannot help w ondering w ith how m uch
By JOE HENDRICKS
roug(i and rhythm faulty
e n th u sia sm th e Italian |Kipulace, not to speak of the
vital none the tea*.
(Scoot
transparent
deep
'H
o
u
se
of
Savoy,
will
regard
th
e
matlelivei
It
was
Ihc
r
Ihll cool tremparent
I'A t I n i l I ’lS IlIN tJ — I at way- than w« w anted tu give. Wi
_
l.flth shall ono day h»l>.
'own viceroyalty ami they lost It th e m s e lv e s , it -Vi.i 'lie
p f r a i t J.MENNIKBRJIIKATON Ut rniana who hud to give th e m th e kingdom T h e Duke ill.I- In u" liahing for fun. Kl Iricd to sp a ic e ffo rt, and m at
l *«it11 mii■ re am *•»■• ll—•»
John* C ounty i» o fferin g pay fee li-s ste r ”
m e he nuikrs ll* fin e r people tn
V ;
" THE "vAl.LEY
'"f Aosta was a real viceroy, and t h e r e is a te rrib le reiilitv fi-h in g I ic e e iv .d a card ftm n
O tlR IIIC II SC H O O L S— Flor
a r ir h r r l-nd. he gives u» m any
-.j-,
jubout th e d rea d uplands of K tliiopta; the Duke of S | miI ' to Si A ii if uni nit' Ni*liM|f: “ TK* $J 1 1.1,1 ItuM utu* of the fiiHfut
liliertie- known in nn o lh rr roun(From Kalaldogreph)
Is a puppet king, procluimeil, as even the te n s o r s
:.11"U him) ( m inty Ktfthfcfiic TournmiHfnt t.-mn i»f hiirh nthooU in llit* tfm l T y. and i *■ prulect* u» from all
si
mu fin s
Hlmulil n e t Uncle Sam,
the corresondi'iit to suv, "am id scenes leiiiiniscent of a , M In- lul. ii for Ju n e l»t t« Oi , I
T h eir in u ik a l tia im n :, who aci um plishes *11 these ^things,
accno
uiicbuiixlng
ever
TV
G
rau
*
ta
rk
iu
n
o|«ircltn
"
loiti i I s’ \ mill be
Ki1**' | program
eieellenl
«** wl‘,, m iun a g iea t deal lo u s 7
i • changes.
the
King Aimoue I is, indeed, a m ore th a n ordinarily
port if you ilon't e n te r, i t 1* wli I |aV|i|^npc*|| hy the fu tt th a t U<»
Slew the amoku a lo w
C O N T U U T A tV A jtD BD
thltkeU ,
s u b sta n tia l shadow in the shadow world m unipulaled iiy
lon’1 know w hnt p r l ^
loiitln high BOhuiU runWtid high
I T b k k the lilac* by the pickets <—
n * I f«•r a<1 It M't'mi- In in* ll)h
W A K H INtiTON. May 21 D ll—
lie
the .........................
New (Ittier. lie .....lines
the
puppet
king
ot
a
Coalian
.Ml
ill
tile
n
etinnal
cnmputwi'*'’
flU *
where deep tin- river
rv.* STnvy iwnrflfil
thin
he ft d e lig h tfu l thill
fu eh rer, who t* himself a puppet, w orked l»y th e ilictat.ir t vtwould
in Richm ond. V irginia, recently
• range*.
i id ii I fur fibhiiiif I wii
O
ne
of
th
e
Miami
ht«h
eehwA*
in the i ’uluzzo Ghigi, who in tu r n has become only u big- 1
t i n I n iru down and - - .
Wbi ' swain the
inanikr Igbh’ pbpftet Irr t h e hands o f ‘tne m a s te r u))«rator of H eiclt............... . Ihcir Iuk one*. I kiluw took Idgh. lioncr* over ih r high fur Ihc im vil u ir Btntionn nt
•chnul of iny home town. DcLand. QtionBcl
I'nhil,
!t ! .
Corpun
ss. i
l
.
.>
t«I'g»den. Almoiie | is the p risoner of a prim m er of i pri- they hnvi* them
M iami, nrkson*
11.Oil!I>A <;k t h A L IT T I .K - w ith tw o-tenth* uf n p e tre n l, uud T hrintt. N orf-Ik
WoUMn^t ougi •mong »• wit- j h0„ t.r . |,ja
i» a minor province of what is already
the
D
cLand
high
srh
'
"I
«
•
'
«■*’viHer, CJuatminmo, Hun Junn.
TI io Fcdurwl Ix n n Agency l o t
uia *par** i meadow yot- but a minor province of th e H itler em pire, a tread) g u r r i I M-t up nn ogoury u n d e r Ihe Hr* und. Thi* i* excellent tu n n in g ,
es
j stilled, controlled and HUsUinetl by the c o n tem p tu o u s I'tu - , im -11u H «uu | m ane* C o fp o m rinn, for these youngster*. Music novel j
H»te knowingly the bslluw*. Ii «[ mj and an invading arm y. King A im une's pronuitiun on- 1[.ur Pliant in nn a ct npprovod h u ll anyone We hope Diet they I
<j
r
IIM0, n u th n riiln r »h# continue lo progress
Wllb age upon their hands'1? b rings Rome one atop down tow ard th e level of Vichy J u nrnitwl
M ELB O U R N E MY (,1 'E rtT 1
i m t loti Filmtie* Cor|>«ra*
i (ho granite of their s*vRut ns lit* b r o th e r m a n lies out to s u r r e n d e r 111 " pi in |tm n t<> ii id the (id v rrn n ie n t in it* Hill *otry Dial sinne m ine I'f Ihi
T" t „»r».
clpnl rem aining c e n te r of risisluiicc in th e whole lvn-t Vnl ionul I h fiuiB** I' mnrnin Tht Idgh schools were not aide to
ISffiL. c*n** ‘l"1 '*,,"b"s A frican empire, he in releasing so many m ore H rilis't im- llrc o n fltn irtio n F inance Corpor*^ visit th e C apital a fte r th e ir r o l l
, Mivjngi,
linn cfiii loan money 1«» c ertnln tc*t In Richm ond The Meibom in
Ngnt* uia hou*r* Olid Ihc tund* I f f i e l troops an d m uchincs for Hue* an d U b y u . T he liaB»nd of
eighty
c o n rrm * nr nuikr rn rlitln pilF” High Kctiuol
liaiin have already lust th e ir war, uud yet nee it r t u l ' h
t hii*i*ft ft*r the G ovcm nicnL Un m em bers left Richmond e arly In
the Voire*, gum- llo faros lug endlessly tiefore th e m . One w onders w h e t h e r
they til r thi^ (iioirrani Florida ha* re* the m orning a fte r the contest
fit pld and old i* hidd.n)
arriv in g in
W ashington
about
I ' ‘Ot'il * . >12Gf2Hh.0ri
I* u , —so v o foi
coi
|he IsnUinara* wratlirr rid found in the accession of th e cute b r o th e r m uch t >rn|ien- Kill'll
II was my pleasure t"
ii - tin- p u rrhnso of a train* noon
nslion
for
the
s
u
r
r
e
n
d
e
r
of
the
o
th
e
r.—
N
ew
York
H
e
r
HVk' dan;
, in r plnne at nalnesvtU c. Con* m eat rnch one of the mem bet *
ald T ribune
Nm m
lb« Itclghboitiuuda,
of t h r band amt Umar who nr
i f . •«
Msstwtu?
a g m ro»7
The Royal B rother
I
WEEKLY NEWS COLUMN
House Approves
C igarette Tax
Of Three Cents
(C#«Hi|li#| r i * ^ P it# (IH.I
den, Hillsborough county, to re
duce the Senate approved appro
priation to $50,000 a year.
Parole* m ay be g ra n te d liy the
com m ission to person* who h a re
served nt least six m onlhs a fte r
crm inltm eni to the prison system
nml p robation m ay be grunted
to persona before th ey begin
sentences.
A c ig a re tte lax of ih re > cents
a package was n u t on the House
calen d ar fo r firs t consideration
today hv Ihe rule* com m ittee
last night t/> anaw er objection*
th*t a blanket im propriation of
$7,000,000 fo r old age pension*,
ndnpted today, could n o t be paid.
The tax w a s estim a te d to pro
duce $ 3,000,000 a year.
A dm inistration leader* quickly
disowned it and called it “a
wild cat eehrat*."
The Legislature already ha*
enacted a tax on h o rse race bets
to produce
$44100,000, with
matching federal money, begin
n ing next February, for old age
pension*, but petition advocate*
0 « J * . . ... llrholij (hi* m'eiie unchanging:
"P f f in
(fjs
UtickeU.
willowh
nml
tho
Loug (pt UUKty laru- with crick' *M*
Figg*!
rhibv the nver rung
inf.
'
rilAltl.hft MAI.AM
B oth aides refill to imvw iiuth
T
lli| concrrlo |o offer nhnut vviiut
ia . happening In Cr*lc
T h* t a m u i n I- a cdiip wliot
SRtf *ey the Hi illsli; l.ut the
Z o o tism no lu n g rr am, Insist lliv
^
O e rm ta a . __
Marshall Patatn, whu utlcisd
m am orable word*: "T hey
hot pae*," he* now *ubItad "Con
Conta and get III
*
, $ i" '#i
v n d a rfta n d alien* In thin
hava revived the once
ballad: "W e're l e a d i n '
Lost Round-up."
John Brinkley, the gland
l l a can d id ate fo r the
j l * from Teas*.
He
flgjirr* be reulc) put
up B lendlgg I* said
to
( •» •} th e t a t payers «o n»«^dollars m o re th an w ere
y . "Ona thfnx about to ,
r i believe
In
fighting
war.
fte losing a third
tonnpfa slnct
t.Vichjf failed
.
the tufter two
boen ''I m i " to 0 » r-
Germans Continue
Their Attack On
Island Of Crete
true* ion of htiddingn fu r tlytng
el)i">l »( I .likelucid, re ii.tru rlfo e
of piipe line*. Key Wi’*l, Con-t i in I inn Nnvnl A ir Base, ttp e
Isukii, cum haiw u t t» u tru in ln g
t'lim ,-. Mitiml, K ipuim i'll( fur (tir
>< I n .'I Min in j. piiirrliHse uf Hnnlh' I t ' A I . A . May SI
l ,y
i i truiniiig p'tuiir. Miami, w nrk"i* alt ii tail fund outlet*
in
iii- i .■pit I n I fu r Mc K hV l.upiphcr
I t '" id* tu pun tlripiele in a Im
t'lim iiahy nl O ia la . w afer system
linn wide fruit
and vegelntdi* •<l t»|in l.urkn roputrurtinpi nf
■ll n e , nearly 1011 grow er* and
N iviil re w iir Imuts. RnrklvitgC.
................... .
here yeaterday N aval rrin stru etli n nt T am p a end
■ipiituved of u p n glum de*igni'd rnpcrpepev -|dittlt
fn rllltie i
at
tu c cioiilinale h 0 Ii . the
tedernl Tnini'ii. 'n d * Is icultc u little tirto
.
giiv eriim en t'. fund cleteiiM' l 'r « - ( f„ r |P,r s t a l e H nw rv rr, It wo ltd
grain
t
lie fili'HMnp* to mw m are of lb|e
Ttie eHiii|ifl ign, s|nirisnp i'd lip ........... ii.rd in tbe S ta le o f F lorDie <iie*t A tlaiitlr und f a t Hie ida Tli" S te le C ham ber o f Coon*
m
s
illfir
tlrfa
in11/
If/ c 'e i r r ti*. a i on gram tn which
Tea Ci in pinny.
was
of
launched fur F lo rid a a* th e g ro w (in-* expnel to li.y e a reoreaenln*
live in the C ap ital to encourage
e rs
and
ililp p e rs
ro n iin ttlru -nr*- evnendiiur-'S in o u r
I
adopted a resolution railin g un hall t.e - la d tn co o p erate w ith
nil food o u tle ts tn Ihe s ta ll In i )
tn th is n—iream .
NOT F N O I’OM PACRIFICB—
c o o p e ra te .
Tt-e motile e f th e U nited R tatos
hive •■*»n r a c rlfk ln g recently fo r
an* D efense P ro g ra m nnd the
i -'e te n se n f
IV nioeracy.
Roma
Stores Urjfed To Take
I'firl In Food Drive
I on1111**1*1 1‘hint | (aK# Bur)
• a p tn ic Im poitanl noaitiuii- oruiind Mi If mi 1mm fallod
Ilia a ia te iia n l irvealvd tlisl
lliu (ivnnuns loot landeil close t"
f n iy n on Hue
liu ith rril
In ti'
■"* sl, mm Ihe eap llal of King
(ietitue tl nml Ins tjre ck guvernuiviiL
ll oiu> nd m ilted Ihe llrili-li
faced a p irn l Lark la roumllncT
up l ie Invader* In Ihe wlLJ.
lilount-iinous country of C rete.
If a division of Nsxte were
landed, it was -nid, ll would re .
nulre u l i u t TOO nf 0 fp n * n v '»
Ic sk rr* traii-p o rt plane*, m akhnr
one trip rneh A Ju n k rr carries
shout H chuteK and a glldci
probably not more th an IQ.
Every one
at the
dleguisrll
S e n te n c e
rc en lag e o f 'h e peenle ar* wllb
N atl
parachutist*
fa ct
quick U t v i n g H i m
.........
in - >n **crl(lcr. 'Ve may be
death e* e spy If taken alive and
NEW YORK, May 21—(A1)— • died upen lo sarrtfira more a"
•\» num ber already have been
accounted for,’1 according to a tlrurge Joseph Cvek spat nt th e . <f we ar* Inrllned to rhmptai
communique of tho B tlU th Mid judge a* ha wi* formally aenten- » • may remambtr what Maralial l
rad to dia in tho electric choir f«U ln said to Ihe French peorlto
dle Emit command In C airo.
Cvek Spita At Judffe
com panied them . In eonneetlon
with H rnator P e p p e r's o ffice wr
took them th ro u g h th r R enalC ham ber and each m em ber of
tbn hand eat In th r Vice I’r- Ident'a ch air. W e look them
tbrfHtgh S ta tu a ry H alt, the m r
ridor* of Ihe C apitol
l"
the
Itouoe of R epresentatives, through
Hi* B re ak e r'* R eading Room an t
Into tha H ouse C ham ber w hrrwa explained t h r w rrkiiur* uf the
H ouse. W hen th ey le ft th e Cap-,
tipi th ey * n * th e Suprem e C ourt
B uilding th e L ib ra ry n f C on
g re ss Ihe K aiilhsonlen In s ti'u ta ,
th e M ellon A rt G allery. W ashing
to n M onum ent a n d th* W hit*
M ouse. I hope th a t th e M elbourne
* o u o r» te r» » n io y c d th s lr visit In
W ashington a* m uch #• 1 «■*>
loved I r v in g them . Thcy_ w*r*
a n rx c e 'lr n t crowd and I will
proud o f th ra t.
RECREATION—H U pl«*»i*8
to noU th a t th* A rm y ha* d*(b led lo p u t a ra cra atio n al cen
t e r f o r lit* B«*vk* m an In B!
A ugustin*. T h* e*nt*r i* to provid* t a r an* th o u san d m en. I t N
m y u n d e rsta n d in g th a t th# Arm y
w»s wary *aaro*I*U r* o f th * *oira tio n o ff*rod b y ^ th a ^ jd tlirp e
if pl*c*
Tita A
nn—. WS IS..
high rhlus on tha
The amaxlng atr-borna Invasion
af Crate, 70 rallra from (Jarman
base* on the (track rot inland, was
htllfvrd In high Rrltjeh quarters
to have a thrrs-fold purpose:
I—A “dr*** rehearsal” for an
Invasion of the British Isle*.
• $—A drape rate 'attem pt to
aquuh the Island b u tto n bprrinj
the German route to ■frig.
8 A possible feint pracadlpK
a full-furte attack on tba Brit
ish I* tee.
* •
The number of RrltUh sod
Cjet-k troop* on ( r»tet ootabljeb■ *tro«g lose oflor ttw
British evaruettoa from Qroacf
wM Mtto irtM bare a l porfcap*
totonol facUIUm and atUartlrofe* th* straligutatloq staying of when the Frenchmen saw (hall nasa of th at cltr- OemRetato.
Mrs. Catherine Fappas tn her a- enter* dlu before the coaaosrorv. ttona ta 8L Augustins. Wo may
irUjienV Fab.
_
l>art«peuk
4.
. I n sounding the requiem fa r loti
The sanUnc* leiposcd by Judge Franca Marshall Potato - oalAt
James IL liartati -was manda “ O u r sp irit o f anjoymant wRi
tory on th* X4.ywr.old titehi (trcMtgar tt^m our aplrit of oatblkar’a conviction af first degree rifle*. Ws wanted to hov* more
munis*. Th* youth also accused
of nibbing or roping mer* than a
dawn other wcunto.
swdy ffur the
Rsady
wnlancr, be
effr‘j *
he a*nt*
utod at tha JudgCt
M l:
“L**ra oat 'May God havo
mcrey on your soul,’ btcaus* if
IW o w*a n Gad bo vouldnl lot
Ittog* go liko they hav* been."
•4 jetW a«J lo 1*tv* i t aet anyphroa*.
f*S *W
n O W O X . SILLSO
tAW-AHABSEE. May
PROPAGANDA CONTHPI.
MADRID.
rw m
V a r '1 1 ^ 4
>gaR or cel) on Jo b r
load druggUV for yo
You a in always be au rat
aervtca when you trad*
S T .I *
’ -
0
In the Everglades ^lutklaiul three crops a season
from S ep t. 1 to May 1.
Most fertile land In U. S.
Ditched, diked and pumped.
Ready for the plow. No
rocks, no trees, level. Many
products profitably raisedGood truck road to R. It.
and market nearby. Ren
tal 110.00 per acre. Drain
age pumping at |5.00 per
acra. Write or visit
Shawano Plantation
Belle Glade,
Florida
» *
FRBB DELIVERY —rifONB WO
BILL'S PACKAGE STORE
188 W. FIRST STREET
W
DEER TONGUE
I’Inchurst Grocery is ajfain buying green anil
ilrled leaves at tho market platform. fiUkc
extra canti. Call for information and pricou.
H lw W
M
O ur sh o p la well equipped
r a l to m a k e a n y rep g ira on
f*rm n m c h ln ery , tra lle rn o r ~
o th e r eq u ip m en t.
Macnmea Kepaircd — Expert Welding
Mill end Packing Home Buppll*# end V ep ib Nenrle*
snfkUSMBSCSffiBmr
2 5'T*W ” W c o c ^ ^ L " U
When you're off duty
. . . pause and
jpiacaa. .•
RENT & FARM
WINES - GINS - LIQUORS
Miss True Writes
Of Uncle Sam And
Gets State Prize
®s.*»Wte0c^a8s
yesterday complained they want
ed something between now anil
February for the aged.
c o n p a r V, m ix
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^WEDNESDAY. MAY 21, IM 1
Social A n d Personal Activities
II) M B S
M A R I A N
B . J U N K S
A
w a i d i n g
o f
u n u s u a l
in t e r
s t w u s p e r f o r m e d S a t u r d a y a f t
r n o o n at
4 \7 0
o c l o c k
at t h e
v i e d o B a p t i s t C h u r c h w h e n M i s *
i n n i e l*cc K i n g t e r a m e t h e hrid»(
f L ie u '
G e o r g e C h a r l e s
M e a n * ,
T h e <d u r c h w a s g o r g e o u s l y d e e *
o r a t e d w i t h a s p a r a g u s fe rn , p a l m
Honoring her niitcr, M ia* Elis*
aheth Pippin, who will be grad
T h o m a s
M
Orlando l e a v e s , c a l l a l i l l l e a , a n d b l u e a n d
w h i t e
d e l p h i n i u m
r t n u r i g e d
to
uated from Seminole High School was a visitor
today.
f o r m ii S p r i n g g a r d e n .it t h e a l *
on June 2.
Mi**
Glady*
Isle
Mrs. It A. Ilitieh continues t a r .
Pippin entertained Inst evening
M u s
M m r t h a ( a ia w a y ,
a t t h e
with a awiinming party and wie 111 at her
home
in
Floral
p i a n o , r e n d e r e d s e v e r a l b e a u t if u l
ner nnd mandim-illnw roait at Height*.
m l e c t i o m
o f n u p t i a l
m u n r , a n d
their home nn Went F in d nireet*
M r s , C h a r l e s L e e
s a n g
m o s t a c •
II ridge and Chinese checker*
Mr. and Mrs C yril Hayes
r e p t n h l y
“ O h
P r o m i s e
M e
a n d
were enjoyed by thorn* who did Jacksonville are the guests
" B e c a u s e
not ehoowe t*wmiming
In the Mr. and Mrs. John Vaughan.
T h e b i i d it I p a r t y e n t e r e d t o t h e
out-door
living
room
bright
s t r a i n s *'f t h e
L o h e n g r i n
“ W e d
Mis T .1 Hrowii is reported d i n g M a r c h
lights were placed around the
h i r s t d o w n
e p p ttpool and garden, f n the back improving nt her home in South s i t e
i s b ‘*
c a m e
tile
u s h e r * ,
ground hot coni* bin m d in a Sanford after a week’s illness.
d r e s s e d m w h i t e a n d w e a r i n g b l u e
rockery over which the wiener*
tie * a n d h a n d k e r c h i e f ' a n d w l i t t
Mi nn.l Mr* II F Aikcu left t o * . * * I k i i » f o r i n n T c *
and mnrehmallnw* were toasted.
R o s c o * - S k i p .
Supper « i « neivtd in the gar yesterday f..r Asheville, N. r . p « * i i d | a k e l i i n d , I t n l ' i i t M i F e n where
they
will
.fiend
the
*uruden from bright rolored tnble*
do ll o f S a r a s o t a , A l l a n H u n t a n d
by the host cm*. as-tislcti by her mer months,
J o h n
It
. J o n e s o f 11*ledo
I’h e n
i n t e r m g
s i n g ly
d o w n
o p p o s i t e
mother. Mt>. f: It Pippin, ivml
Mr
pud Mi*
Allen Stewart n i * b - r . n i u * t i n t r u l e s - m n n N
F u s t
idMcr, Peggy Aim
|Ytn*ky.
Midi, c m m e M i " S p r i 11 s I
I i n ■
of
Tlone invited to be with the have gone to
w here Mi Stew art will he w ith IH ii ill, »tt it o I in i
"I g a li
hormrre nnd hodc*" were:
1V M l *
b o n
Min* E r m a Dm id iu v . Miss Kill* the Itayvnw Country Club th n
i|>o
\ « t I *aup*
*d
f i n d loll
aheth W Hg hnm . M i ss Nell Sic- s u m m e r
*
i|
11\
i»’i|o,
M
.
Mhi*
liit
-n
u
i
wnrt. Miss Mmicl Know:, M i *k
ca“d mi pM i k or g o ruty a n
die
A D \ In muis left Monday f.
Mary Lodge, Mis* Joyce WhirlI’ l N a l n d l
Fill
l y i n g
|
w llig
dori. Mis* Mu rv Mart hit K m c rick Perry, tin , where he will re
I F o o t h y
I e o f
Mis* Natalie Tin*. Miss Dorothy m a i n w e v e i n l d a y * i n t h e i n t e r e s t h e r i n i n e X 11- « - *
H i g h v pr m g s a n d D v i i d o , dr sspil
A m e r u a i i
F r u i t
G r o w e r *
Kadcr. Peggy Pippin ami Mr*. o f t h e
b lu e
oi c a n d y
a n d
m r i y i u p
A s s o c i a t i o n
Pippin
y e ll o w
g la d io li
T h e n
c a m e
M i s s
A No,
|Iob
I ( i d son,
Dickie
(
0*
11111*
M
n
l
l
m
t
h
e
n
i
a
i
i
t
o f .In in o r
Mr uml Mrs. A K, Roasetter
Brown, John
Dunn.
Raymond
o f t ir h in d o . * li.' . d m
g r e e n o r*
Koder. D rtnl.l June*, l.fioy lying. returned last night from Jaekg u n d y
a n d
c a r r y i n g
S b u s t a
Jo** Davis, Jack Mori Ison, Pul* srnvillr where they nttendnf the daisies **f oiixetl l o l n l H
| h e at*
b n \\ light, Fled Dyson, Tony three-day Florida State Florists* - t e r i d u n l s * ! • e » M - s w e n
I o n t h e *,11111 l i m * ' i p m i ef a s h ni oe nc ek ds
Huddleston, Dub Epps, Tu m my twentith annual convention.
Mero and Bruce Bolt
a m i "in a ll p u f f e d
'le. O' liiimcM r
n m l M r *
J
J
B o l l y p l a n
the bihb tam e
t o l e a v e t o m o r r o w f o r a n e x t e n d j fin ite ly pii*« * d i n g
.lid n n io
r i n g
Ih m i n . , b n I.
e d t r ip to t h e W e s t
w h e r e t h e y j t h e
J o n e s o f t K a .1 d t i - s c d I I I w h i t e
w ill t o u r
M e x i c o
T h e y
w ill r e
s a t i n a n d b e r t r i n g tIn* t i n g o n a
t u r n
v ia
H o t
S p r i n g s ,
A r k . ,
in
v b i t e ' H i mi p i l l o w , w h i l e d o w n ( h u
t w o
m o n t h s .
Mis* IIInriche t unoiogham en a b o u t
o p p i i* it e a i " f i ’
r u n i c
little B e t t y
J e a n
P o k i i if i
c o n s u l
n f
t b o
tertained member" . f the PhilC r a y t o n
M e M u l l e n
h a s
r e
g r o o m
ffr " i n
S u n D o d . d i e * s e d
ill
n then i lass of tin- First Hap list t u r n e d t o h i * h o m e i n D e c a t u r
* horrh nl her home on Myrtle M i s s , a f t e r s p e n d i n g » w e e k a s a l o n g d t i " i d l / t i e t a t f c t j i a n d
Avenue hist evening Easter lilies t h e g u e s t o f M r * . H a t t i e C o u r s e y i t s m a l l f 11• w e i c > I h a t , ' l a t f e n r i g
in t h e
p itlh
ef t h e
uirnations
nod
o', hr r
flowers a n d h r o l h n , L e w i s T a t e , a t t h e i r r o s e p e t i i N
b r i d e
T h e
hr ole eiiti ie.f o n
t h e
were oriangrd about tin* itki m h o m e o n
S a n f o r d
A v e n u e .
aim
o
f
h
e
r
o
r
u
I
*
R
n
v
J
11**01
o f
in which the member* met.
S
a
v
n
n
r
i
a
h
,
G
a
,
w
h
o
g
a
v
e
h
e
r
in
A short buxine** si-Hniori was
M i s s E t h e l
B o o t h a * r e t u r n e d
m a r r i a g e
T i n
b r id e w a s
g o w n e d
Piesn!*s| over I > Miss Ruth Cum . f r o m
M o n t m a t
C o l l e g e
in
M o n
III l o v e l y w h i t e
s a t in
vittl
la ce
'nitiu and Miss Edith linlrs n-ad t n - M t , N
C , w h e r e s h e w a r g r a * N
p a n e l s a n d f u - b i o ie d i t i l r a m
S h e
•he Bible snipture
The das* u a t e d f r o m ( l i e H i g h S c h o o l D o
w o r e a ffiig e rtip veil, w h i c h w a s
presented M»* Arthwt William* n a r t m e n t
S h e
w a s
h o n o r e d
fo r
h e ld m
p l a c e l*\ a c i * r o n e l o f o r
u recent hli'lr, with a piece of h e r a t h l e t i c w o r k w h i l e i n s c h o o l
a n g e M o s s o i e *
> h e * a r t 0 *1 a l a v a ,
foNtnrin in her rhosen pattern., b y r e c e i v i n g t h e c o l l e g e 4 < M **
ly
b o m p i e t >*f I d l e s . o f H o v a l l e y .
During |he social hour the
T h e y
w e r e
m e t at th e iillai
b y
busies* served refreshments con
F r i e n d *
o f
M r *
J a c k
F l n n e N
t h e
g r o o m
a n d
bis
b e s t
m a n .
sisting of nn ice course to the w i l l h r g l a d
to k n o w
t h a t
s h e
F r e d W i n n < - n o f G u « n *
illc* a l s o
follow i n g ,
hit* b e e n
r e m o v e d
t o h e r
h u m * *
111 w h i t e
a n d
w e a r i n g
a
w h i t e
Mrs. J M StiiHH iphct, Mrs J o n
W e n t
F ir s t
S t r e e t
f r o m
t h e
c a r n a l n m
‘Inoi I lonn 1
F Ruder, Mrs K Forrest M*sy, G r a n g e G e n e r a l H o s p i t a l i n O r Day o f |
T h e
R e v
.lan o
Mrs J'dio F Lee, Mrs Arthur l a n d o w h e r e s h e r e c e n t l y u n d e r
p u t i l l O | 111*
L a k e l a n d ,
f o r m e r
Williams, Mr* J K Cunningham, w e n t a i l o p e r a t i o n ,
d m g
thi
(‘h u r t ' l l ,
o f fic ia t e d
Mr* Roy Reid, Mis* Ruth ( urn.
B o v
I t 11
e p i s c o p a l " k iv ie v
T l
wing. Miss
Margaret
Rader,
hunli, rviiI .ink, p a s O o
1* f t l i *
II
B
O d h a m
a tut
M i**
M i s
Miss Edith Rales. M) m
I oiium* I
dered 11 aim|ih closing piayet The
F
M c C l e l l a n d
p l a n
to
l e a v e
Packard Miss Helen Garner and F r i d a y
f o r P in e v ille , L a ,
w h e r e
wedding pat'v Mined fi'utn th»
Eddie Fpirrst May. Jg,, •
church to tim joyful
-l ia m * of
ill w i t n e s s t h r g r a d u a t i o n
H r e y
Mende|"*ohn % “ Wei Id mg Mlifvh
a n d
I
* n n * .
B r a l l c y
Jo f
th e ir
Kvi i)«me w ii invited in a i p .
1,0 U I S I , i I l H
i la n d , o n
M a y 27 f r o m
cept )i*ii a t t i n
lb ied*» V \ >010111 *
’ C o l l e g e
W E D N E S D A Y
> .
M
— The \\ nmani Flub i, -ponMiring
a subscription bridge party and
cooked food
sale
nt the club
houae at 2:.'U, I*. M to mi*c fund*
to buy magazine subarriptitin* for
A r m y eampa
in
liilamlo and
#tarke.
Mra. W. G. Fleming will pre*
aent her pupil* in un etpreaaion
recital in the South Siilt* School
audlloriiim nt K ill) )'
M Slip
will be nssisird by aeveral dance
JMipila of M i— Marjorie <'ughurn
R a d the public in Invited to nttend.
Bundle* fnr Britain Club will
meat at the home of Mr*. A Der
by, 1611 Park Avenue u t S'.00
P. M.
A T h e Townaend Club wilt meet
T n the Court Houae nt 7:3l> P. M
Dirt OsnJaoer* Circle of the
Sanford Garden Club will mret at
tha home of Mr*. S C, Dickerson
at 12:00 o'clock for luncheon.
FR ID A Y
® Th e Oviedo expression pupil*
of Mra. George Allen Maffrtt
will be preaented in n reritnl nt
the Oviedo High School nt H;fH>
P. M. Th e puhlir baa been ex
tended nn invitation to attend
• Th e piano ami cinline! pupil*
of Mia* Madeline Mnllem will
he presented in n recilni at the
W om an’* Club nl h (in p
M.
T h e public i* e ri'mlly invited
to attend.
•
MONDAY
Mis* Margaret I. Davis will
preaent her piano pupils in a mu
sic recital nt the Woman’s Flub
at H ir. P. M The I 'l M 'i i% in
vlUnl to attend
#
TH K S IM Y
H e w i n g
f is s io n --
c o n t i n u e
w ill
for the Red (*n r ■ m th» W u
ntan’s C I l j froi.i :• b* P xi un I
r »:,10 I * . M
w i t h M i s
J
T New
by sponsoring.
Eire To Get Ships.
Food, But No Arms
# W A S H I N G T O N . May J l
—
(A1) — T h e United Stall ■s ac*eil
yCitcrdny to relieve a shipping
*h€rtage arhielMs . troubling Eire,
ana to aend food to i#fugeei
in the inland, hut turned down
ailra* of Irish officials for arms
* i t h which to defend their neu
trality
President Roosevelt announced
aft offer to allow the Eire gov
rm m e n t to buy or charter two i
cargo ships he»e and a eon lid*
#li tlo n of SMHUHht worth of food
supplii* through the American
Krd Cross.
w.
5 P
'
A
i k
hsJ £
# Today & Thursday
H i-n r f it
S h iiw n
Au»iilcrs
J u n io r W o m n n ’i. I ’lu li
S c « A (io o d S h o w
•, Help A (.(Mid Cour-r I
■«?
or
■ ,7 l 'J r
c"- «„"/*
Gift Is Presented
By Baptist Class
Oviedo Pupifo To
Present Recital
M i s
G e o i g o A l l e n M a t f i l t
eill
p r e s e n t
h e r
p u p il s
f r o m
( K u d o
in
n n
E x p r e s s i o n
a m i
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to make her future home, » » *
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Mra. J. CJ. M ichael, Mrs I* II
S tep h en .o n , Mrs M l. (u lli.io ,
Mr*. J. E. T erw illeger, Dr Elisa
w h T r a r U Mr*, n L. Reddlna.
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THURSDAY
Regular meeting of Semlnul*
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the I. O. O. F. Unit at H :()U
Minnie Lee King Of Oviedo Becomes Bride
Lieutenant George Means Of Gainesville
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March of Time
“CriaU in the Atlantic," .th a
latest iaatie of The March of
Tima, can be chalked op aa an.
other a m e n achievement foe Pro
ducer Loul de Rochemoot and Hla
editorial associate*.
It la tha first motion pictara
story on tha w are nowaat phase
the , battle of the Atlantic—
and it faatqfee several cagoaneoa
of exclneivi pictures which movitgoers hare never before had an
opportunity-ha aaa. There are
taritltag hae—a filmed by March
at Time dffteramen during a tang
and perilous voyage from Canada
to England aboard a British tank*
#r ■in eonvoy, and the first Mc-
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as to whethrr spongrs belonged In the animal nr vrjp table king
dom In 1815, the creature was lightly classified as a vrry low type
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IN THE LOWEST PRICE FIELD
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BufTtRELT DIES
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w i< d A \ iv y A M t
Service pointed
o u t today.
tutr. becom es
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■kim milk. It pruvldea llu- p iu 1 since. If it U W ig h t in n spe i
teln, calcium a n d o th er mine i .tally
n re p a rrd
biig, the hag
ala, m ilk a u g ar, and v ita m in H >hould be eloaeil a f tr i each u>« |
and G of mini. O nly the fa t. Storage in n cool place, pie t
vitam in A, and w a t« r a ra re (arabiy a r r f r ig a ia to i, lungtliem
m avad from whole m ilk In the the keeping lim e,
p rsp h ra tlo n a f dry aklm milk
L arge a m o u n ts Ilf dry akirn j
I f profw rly stored, d ry aklm milk m ay be Used In p te p a rlm .
milk can be kept without re- >oupa, careala, bread and m any
frige ration fo r several wagka II . ulhsr foods so that they a ie
NEAT AND dependable
girl
wants work on premises at
once. Pleas* call for Lilia,
1044 B. 1th 84.
AVTOMOB1LB AND Furnitun
Minting. F it Johnson i t Kent a
Oarage. Phase 11.
w r i s s i 'u r . r t c
Well
IHvtl nt French
c a t c h e r 's
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I DlCoRAfED ■
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COMPOSITE OF A
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louaehold good*
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a*f f h r
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m<is n ism.
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SH E had worn
(him threa yearsn o t rsa lisin g th a t
h«r viaion had
ChidKed during
th at th a t. W e fitted
her with pew letwet,
and tha avldancaa o!
■train h avt aona.
MkUpySE ANP let <10
^ * A ta. 30 acra farm,
Ara. 3 malaa and rldi
«-• F. Cooper, Oviedo,
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in j'. t mft*i*i
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rehenslve plelu riant loo of ail
ta af the current fight V>
epen the see lakm ever
i the war materials and food
vital to Britain ta her war
the Axis—must he eaftly
lolcklr carried to Bagtand.
h Britain feat losing ground
a crucial battle af the A u
. The March of Time shews,
I . ta today concentrating
Hon on Ita northern hays.
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A S SOON A S I DCtaWosTT
CAIRO,. May SI —W — Au
thorities disclosed yesterday in
comment on Ui« air-borne tava*
•ion of Crete that German parachullita were used ilx weeks ngo
.in Iho AaU advance acroa* CIre
na k j.
Tbcae 'chatUU and the “face*
leaa men” employed at*o In
Greece had fawn-colored naraChntea not eaaily dlsUnguishablo
from clouds at a good height.
They ware greeniah alth Jacket
lined with w ee|; pants Hums of
the aaaae color, and on thair feet
ware aeede-topboota with rob
ber aoiea and kneecaps two (nch•a thick to protect them against
landtag ahock.
to n have already explored tha
coastline and deep fiords of the
r a i l Ice-capped island whbre Ha
fts hare reportedly established
radio bases. The film shows tha
Coast Guard a t Ita work of as.
nloration and reveals many unique
TValnras of life among tho Danish
and Kaklrno Inhabitants of the
strategic Island-continent.
Tha conclualcn of Adolf Hitler's
conquest of Greece and tho Bat.
kan countrlea baa made Urn North
Atlantic tho ehief center of the
War today, and with characteris
tic foresight the EJItora of The
March of Time have given us a
vivid, Informative and timaly pietu n nT'tKU ntweat phase of tha
War.
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"IN, Clan',I'liiiatu <-f JOHN HL'.f< »S’ i i r l .n . M N J|{ Kill a fa lv
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IZO N. PARK AVK.
liy PAUL ROBINSON
IL month of
regular price,
returned
In
at no extra
County Latin*
BLANKET I
M a y - t O 'k
BUYS a 4 -door ChryaUr
. Martin's Faint Stars.
Waal BUn
moth-proof
charge. Ban
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AIjOKCIRAB, SPAIN. War St
Good Size Bone Fish
m Poritioni
fit Is Released
H a n fo r d
—■D R -T hem
B uffers
Managar Charlie G irt of Um
* to tbs raleaae of
wfc Monday night and
Padgett thw mom tag.
Tfafl, out fielder, r a
r u n e tae*gtataly well
hat Manager G irt «*da m onlog th a t he
to aae him In tW M d
>1 Dangta rty a
to
& T handay. Daugherb (ha right field area
it with Jim
Booth
RADIO NEWS j |
0:30 Norman BaarWy and Pier-
‘ lAStMAfi
BLAS-tinie -m e
AfiAiN Raft ctevetA igp
t U t is g f M o g
Art rtTV nMMUWV
ui 1 9 U0
ex its* tA s m rfl-nr a «a r t s
S P M a ^ irfV .-m iS -fK A tt.
H ustling But Weak Seminoles
Lose To DeLand 11-3 Through
16 H its Collected O ff Hudson
Urn* since
a gsstro-lu-
two waott*
L T e K T K sek on him.
m iK M B N b FALL
S O tm U S v I b / t l —
W. DalmUr, « - n a r old
r helper, waa killed - h e r
1 from an U-foat eeaffoV
naval air sfatlos) and land■ MiMtxei.M r o t * U , IN r * # U T S
ATM OF nOIIKRT
N tnn. D»e»*»*n.
inrronn sw n r u n
en riA iH n n n nou tN r r 8Air> rat-
S
of y»« *r»^oivs-
r s g u l r s d t a pre
ss . and (Ismsrrtf
tltk e r o r F"U, tr>*
in s 'cststs n{ nonKIH4RD, dteessril
louaty, Mn t»* i‘oi,n,
I bsmiadl* C saaty.
I offlse ja ta- m*r*
C * * str a t Bantam
a
Stahl
calendar
lb* Um* *f lb»i Cre'
I tbhl nntls*. Rse*
»4 shall be la writI state tbo pise* of
nsai at flee an tree*
tat. and sball be
Lbs slalmagt, agent, ar
ea r **«h r u m «-
Graduation!
Crossroad's
2:16 Swing Your Partner
2:28 UP Newa
2:30 A Friend In Deed
2 MR Adventures In Science
2:KB Trees Newa
•
.1:00 BIrl Ives, folk songa
2 fir, We Tha Abbott*
8:30 Story of Baaa Johnson
3M6 Dr. R. L. Bwstn, edlloi
Drug Topics
4____________
1IB Afternoon Varieties
4:30 Stock*
4:35 Organ Melodies
8:45 Scattar food Balnea
6:00 Youth Tim#—H- Y. A.
5:15 Outdoors with Bob Edge
8:20 Doe Belter* True Life Star|||
8:48 The World Today
6:00 Baseball Seoros
8:06 UP News
8:16 Rolllna Bportatlme
0:28 Supper Hour
1:30 Carol Marsh
8:46 Tho Bympbonettaa
Co-JtiXfKoiX__
Red Cross M arks Secretary Hull Says
Nazis Control France
60th A nniversary
WASHINGTON, May t l —
Becretary o f ' Stata Hull
Throughout U .’S. DPI—
tdld the French embassador la
NEW YORK. May 21 — (8|>e.-iall—On a mild Spring aw n
A hustling but wrak Hanford second to retire tha side.
ing 00 y e a n ago, a amah group
Tha other Sanford runs came In
loom lest to Deleind last nttht
>f doad-ln-earneat men and. wo
by the score 11-3 as the Red tho seventh frame when leValley
men mat a t Clara Barton's home
lists gathered 10 hits from walked to first, made third on
m Washington end founded tho
Frank Hudson nnd hsd nlns msn a double by Justice and cam*
American Aasoclatlon of tho Red
town before tha pitcher by tha In on a h it by McRaney. Justice
Cross. The QOUi anniversary of
waa putsut on *» pity *o horns
■h'-ee strike route.
his memorable occasion was ohWith well plncsd hits In each plate on the hit nnd the nest
<ervad today by Red Crra* Cbspinning they scored the Defend man up Dyed out to end the raltera throughout the country.
'earn made runs while the ball
In the threo-acorw years alnre
flew. Handicapped by a lack of • Hudson nliched good ball in
I HR1 Many things have coma to
olarara tha Seminotes fought epota. totaling nine strikeouts
pass. Dlsaatcra have taken thair
hack hut ware unabl* to catch tha but tho Red Hats reached him
toll, ware wrought destruction,
Rad Hat* who made three tallica when tha kite counted for run*.
famine and epidemic coma and
,
DELAND
In the opening Inning and kept
gone. And In all these eatastrothe lead all the way.
nhies tha American Rod Cross
F^nfcrd looked good to tie tha Hehon 3b
has played Its part — clothing,
score In tha third inning as T ram l *s
feeding, sheltering the homeless
Hudson walked nnd tame In on Cates 3h
and ministering to those who
V double hy <Hllesple. LaVslIry Hols’ff If
warn 111.
hit a single to right to pises Danyo cf
. Member*, of the group that
Rick onto third and ha cenia hi Bterl’g lb
mat a t Ml** Barton's anundenon a. hit by Justice. Justice made MedlVI c
l|*ua
residence an that historic
1 :26 Twilight Melodies
second on McHnney's single and P uih r f occasion could not possible haw
7:80
Dr.
Chrtetlan
_
Booth got on first on a fielder's Hum* p
known to what patent theta plan
7MB Buccesa and Why
Totals
choice that putnut McKonry on
e*f efforts were to benefit hu
7:80 Mutlaal Interlude
manity. In ISOS the fast-growlm;
7:88 Dob Trout and the Newa
society was rrorranlted under o
8:00 Tha Bhadow
new rongrcssional rharter to nftfill'ole 3b
8:80 Drama of Life.
sbla its leaders and memhorshlp
LaVa'y 1b
8 MB Excursion In Science
<0 earn* forward more effective
Juitiea 2b
0:15 Professor Qul*
ly J U humanitarian tart*.
Wll'mi sa
From (BI4 In 1013 the Amer
MeRa'y cf
C. O. P. Alms i t
Rad Cross p.-ovrd the nracBooth If .
* ican
ileal worth nr Dunon'm Idealism;
10:05 Dance Orchestra _
,
dirk e ....
Gaining Majority
and todsv. under tho lrsd»rshl[,
I»*herty rf
of Its chairman. Nornidn II. Da
In House in 1942 .
Hudson p .
vis. tha organiseilan I* moving
Totals ...
swiftly on counties* fronts to
relieve suffering
abroad and
strengthsn defenses at horn*.
Central Press Columnist
Again the die I* cist end again
, A S 'CHAIRMAN of UM Ms
wo man the from 1Inna of mercy,
Ucsui_ national committee,
mustering a multi-million dollar
graaaman Joseph W. Marti
program ta bring sorely needed
iMssaachusetts, who also 14 m
relief to many, nations, many
tty leader In tha house 04 rsgc
■edmaa.
Tha great things (hat have
bogn accomplished in thaee crowd
ed 60 years have been mad# pos
sible not only by tha driving
bower of those la the vsrguard
W ta d Croat activity, but by tha
paitad efforts of tb* American
?,«JK!SKKS.%yn?
S t e y / a r t .S a y s : |
'
oau-
APTte« A USAcJ SBAXA
?elt Recovers
Stomach Upset,
hatar
tadmt
Preach IrtltjU en , t o m r i d *bjr
French cruker*, passed ibreqgh
the fU rsluhti of Gibraltar Into
Um . Atlantic Tuesday.
MIAMI, May >1 —W — Mrs.
Leonard Mudge o f Pittsburgh
and Palm Beach, victor la the
women'* division of tb* C at Cay
Tuna Trurnamant laat year, bar
earned laurela. angling for
a
much rmallrr species.
Mra. Modes reported y re tar
da r the eaten of ■a 0 W pound
boneflah off Knight's Itar south
of here. It waa one of the U rg
ent boneflah caught la then*.wa
ter* In recent yearn. The world
Record, lit 1-8 pound*, ha* atood
strong language yesterday the
United Htatee la convinced pro
Hiller elementa are In auprame
control In the Vichy government
and that Franca hae gone beyond
the armUtlea ter me In ’'collabor
ating'’ with Germany.
■This, it waa adthoriUUvefy
reported, watt 1 Hull's reaction
when the anv*y, Ganton HenryHey*- failed at the Stata Da
partment to i h I an e r plans lion
of what he termed an "explosion
of emotlopi" In the United
Staten coneaming the "colUboratim .w Itrnry-Haye contended
the French were acting only Ir
accordance With tha armistice bo
tween them and Germany and
Italy. Ha elan protested again**
the .United States' "unfriendly
action” In. taking French mer
chant ships pita protatUve eu«tody. __________________
Civilian Defense
Plan la Set Up
WASHINGTON. May « ! .- < «
— President Rooeovelt sstabnehod today an egeculiva order
for tho office of. civilian defense
to bo headed hy Mayor Florefto
thair R ed' Craea—finding both
time and strength w provide
fund* nnd m etarule with which
to vork*
In U n as a f history 00 y ean
la a short period. But It ha*
been sufficient ta tost the Baa
Cross time and again lu the
crucible a f emergency.
Upon
each occasion tha organisation
hat emerged stronger In ability
Fe c ia l
UMMER
10 d a y s o n l y
NSW ,
iM m o v s o ~ G - r A U -W iM H ft
• M d a a l ft MOWI > , M - k f e d m * »
woeld'a moat kaooua Aral-Una tins (Uhatratad d k v s),
In actual teats the improved ”0-3” AH-WaoUsag errerogaa n o n that 20% longer tread wear the* ciksr
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Sanford la The Only Centra
Florida City Affording Rail, U lf
And Water Traniportallon
NEWSPAPER
AN INDEPI
0ANFORD, FLORIDA,
Arrive* At,Murder Trial
Capital
O f Crete Seized
A
it By Nazi Invading Force; j
1 Fight Increases In Fury
t
#
JN o Official Wordf
** |c Received On
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ReUm, Knga8en,ent.....
j
Indicating1
v ea U n
1n i t i aU v e Seized
rmy A irport
hi HiRRina
^
geven
Pro-
Ships Are Hit!
N p ec tn
But Not
Plainly dressed, without makeup and In apparently good
spirits, Mrs. Ruth Steadman arrives at c o u rt In R oitr n, where
she is on trial for murder, charged with stra n g lin g h e r m art led
sweetheart, Robert Emery, 20. Mr*. Steadm an, 28, Is tl.u wife of
a Pittsburgh businessman.
O sc a r T o ler
F o u r Charter
Changes S t i l l
Elected H ead
O f Lions Club Greater Output
Not Introduced
promptly killed 10 to 1
mat* finance committeet pension advocate*, who
H cigarette tax to raise
■hare mil ’yet ■been Introduced Ift
bteckod by a shouted vet* ef the
House membership.
V
.
Tha auto license tag bill Increases the $10 to $15 on care In
tha low-priced bracket*. sthlefly
Ford*, Chevrolet* and Plymouth*.
I t Isavea the Modal A Ford at
$!0 and permit* a .$5 l*g for
Model T e, Austins and similar
alxed ear*. It also provides $5 inersa js* on cars In th* hlgtxr-
u r i f i a i f i u ii ',
CAiwgi Li
m g-
ghut, member of the Commisifotii
said today upon hi* return from
Tallahassee, adding that “ it t*
not certain whether they will hr
Introduced with or without a re
ferendum.”
One of ' thiai district's reprteentatiree In the I-cgislelurr Hosired a referendum on the four
bills* while the other two were
willing for the measures to be
* c 5 n k w j £ k*w'nimltt*a* will be natied without a referendum,
appointed to seek settlement of Mr. Higgins explained.
the diaagresments -between the
The fopr Mils, which have
Keen advertised by the
Pity
Commission, would (1) authority
tho establishment o f a p o r t m i •horlty to construct port facile
Ilea on the RL Johns River and
Ijtke Motrroe. and to mil* 1 1
C fd ts
„
TU
Sm
# the Citrus
Of Bombers Is
Sought By U. S,
One Representative
F o r Referendum;
2 Ask No Change
* voted to suthorin
Com mlselen
rtielng rihrtjU l from
*>e th - Wsv Department reccntlv,
•ha Cite le particularly snrious
(or tha Mlt. Authorising It to l« i*
«we $40,000, to he piUMd, Ml.
I l M n deeUred.
“The government may west
••xUtka over th* airport s t any
*<wia fee he eSrti nee,” he oknlalned. *fa»d In th at c*»* Dvr
Gttv weald hoe* to oserris* IM
right* onder tho* option to put •
-Vise* additional tends enlarging
•k» airport.**
It wus ogptelned (hot th* *A0.•MM hill would put Ineresa* Clly
U ses, became th# ta o tm t boi“
•wwrd would b# sold bock u*l
of tbs mosey MW b etel vecckml
♦r*«n teg redemption.
In com. th* d t * yowls • •
-mount no to $40,000 for » s* |-
WASHINGTON, May 2 2 .- W)
T he g o v e rn m e n t
took
l w*
atrldea yeaterday
to w ard
th r
reeled pn-sideaLwwJ -Aba • I.lona goal o f a vastly Increased bomb
pi
ing
p
la
n
e
p
roduction
which
Cltlb for the cm hlng year nl u
m eeting last n ig h t a t the Vnl. P resid en t Roosevelt re ce n tly de
m an ded.
d e i lin tel, anil log*tiler wlih oth.
1. 3ease Jones, frd e re l loan
r r n flirrr* named, will he inslulled a d m in istra to r,
announced
tin
May 211.
allocation o f
$1150,000.000
l<
tn addition la Mr. T oler, the build nrw governm ent-ow ned air
follow ing oil leers w ere also u n an pleura, alum inum and m agnesium
plants.
imously elected:
2. W illiam 8. Km ideen. d irre
II. Glenn U iig le , firgt vice-pres
iden t; W. A. Adam s, kccond vice- lo r of the office of production
presid en t; John Ivey, third vice. m anagem ent, disclosed th a t four
resid en t; P. D. S c o tt and P orter new c o n tra c ts w ere being n rgo
a n sln g , tall tw isters:
Maxwell tilte d which, w ith ex istin g eon
S te w a rt, lion tam e r; ( ' E Adams, tra c ts , w ould provide 500 long
se c re ta r; Ja n ies Rowland, tre a s u r range, four-m otored heavy bomb
e r; John I.. Galloway and J P. era a m onth.
T his Indicated th a t
r>00
u
Cole directors for two years, and
W. II. E llerbee, director fur one m onth a p p a re n tly w as t h . pm
ductlon r a le eought by the Pre*
year.
to
Holdover d irrrln rs are Joseph Ident In his re c e n t le tte r
fltlm eon,
copies
<d
A. M eisch, a p ast president, and S ecretary
which w ent to Jones a n d Knud
John Meisch, Jr.
In m em ory of (he Isle l)r, A. sen. T he le tte r said th a t tin
waW. Knox who was a m em ber of proposed production r a te
the club, a rsaolutlon w as adopted o u tlined In a s e p a ra te mernnr
e xpressing (he sym pathy of the andum , which w as n o t m ade pub
said
th a t
.100
club for the family. In the reso lie. Knudaen
lution, drawn up by a ru m m lttr* m onthly w ould “ b rin g us nrvi
headed by LloyJ F. Boyle, it wae w hat the P re sid e n t w a n ts."
In discussing tha huge loan at
declared that Dr. Knt/x. "h as recalved tha highest honor that location at his press conference.
man can bestow upon m an; the Jones said tha OPM had re
confidence, trust and rrliance of quested It to carry out the
r
l|a community.*'
Plana were discussed ly the
member* to tend a delegation to
tha Uona ronverrtlun In Jacksonvilla June R, $ and 10 w ith head
quarter* a t the Seminole Hotel.
The annual boat trip will be held
Wednesday,. June 1), It was d t.
elded, and Maiwell S tew art was
named chairman of tho committee
to arrange this.
The annual junior baseball
league play-off game will ba
played a t the ball park the night
of June B, It was announced. The
committee handling this Is comnosed of E. J. Meyer, chairman; F.
D. Scott, A. L. Collins and John
Aa entertainment program was
given by U a students of th*
Ruth Gordon Wright fltudio. The
program Included a walls rhythm,
Chris tbs* S louden mlrs;
song*.
teteM tiumedio Uty wider the H arriett Loo Brawn; rhythm Up,
•nwririoao • • tb# m u * ” .
Mary Grose Dote', and piano ootllggtee expteteed. wkerMS s t tertteao, Grace Qilteaple Dare*.
.w .ssnt Urn u M n t could only ,b*
W. V. Bitting, manager of the
Tonchten Drag More who ha*
Jute roes ally wared to Banfard
.- s .r r T s 'v s ;’ ^ £
Com m ons H e a rs H e ss
D id N o t_ K n o w D u k e
LONDON,^Ma-T **—<*>— Em
bomber program.
The allocation
was
broker
down into fit BOO.000,000 for air
plana factories, $150,000,000 ('*
aluminum plants and $00,000.
000 for magnesium plants. It wo*
believed the
airplane plants
would he devoted principally
to engine production.
• Tho nlants arc to bo financed
and built by tha government but
operated by private companies
under contract. The OPM will
determine their locations and oth*
---------
Definite
C h a n itrr of Comm err* officials,
foil uirnllng on * sto ry e a rn e d In
.th is m orning s O tlando M orning
Sentinel s ittin g th a t "S anfor.I U
In line to (rat a 1200-jnan baalc
Arm y A ir Corps (rain in g achool,"
aaid today they had received no
official announcem ent th a t autfh'a
school would he eatabllahed.
Edw ard Higgins, se c re tary of
the trade body, declared th a t |irnspecta we-v “ fa v o ra b le ' fo r de
fense expenditures of acme kind
• t the new m unicipal
a irp o rt,
though he had not been advlie.l
yet na to any projects.
Official* of the Orlando A rm y
;A ir Hare Ija t week m ade en In
spection of the a irp o rt a t a pusaible locution for a nother a ir Ease
o r u flight train in g achool, and
t h r report they made to W ar Ite.
p artm en t officials
in W ashing
ton waa described aa favorable.
The Orlando Sentinel said It*
Infm m itlo n came “ from I Igldy
h u lh n tllallv e aoureea.
Itrporta on the Hanford a lrp o tt
a r t in the hands of G eneral II II
Arnold, chief of the a ir eorpa.
the Sentinel sta te d , adding th a t
“ If the general looks w ith ap
proval upon this survey th r immedialar erection of the a ir tra in
ing school a t Sanford will be ord jtW .
T he Sentinel s a rtie ta w et
earn ed on the front page undet
an loghl-m lum ri stre am er head
line.
It 1* fur th er stated by 0 - O t.
Inndo pn|ier that
“ A rm n lin g
to
Inform al inn
leaching this new spaper .Hallf o ld s
facilities met with all requirem en u "f the Investigating pei-■•nnel front the W ar D epartm ent
The study of Sanford
included
Imusing facilities, recreation, the
location of th r town in tr illio n It
other., Florida m ilitary bases and
the availability of large tra c ts of
land for a cen tral a irp o rt as well
us fot em ergency
and practice
landing fields
“ A I sale air train in g school e n
compass** the fun d am en tals of
the a rt of flying. T h is inrlud-s
i round work ns well as 'ly in g Iri
us early sta g ra, the study of trlg , nom etry, m eteorology and pri
m ary n a v lg a titn .
-Schools of t i l s type, ra rry in g
Henning, Ga.
PROCLAMATION
WHEREAS, this la a time of national crisis when the
groat task of conserving our national resource* ha* taken
an new meaning with th* adoption of a vast program of
na t Jo na 1 defense;
WHEREAS, tel* year ms.k* the IBIh anniversary of
Ik# National Beard of Fir* Underwriter*, a notable public
porvluo organisation, whoa* purpoM has always burn lira
prevention and eontrel;
WHBBOAR, America is bring geared to maximum .pro
duction of goado required for natloaal defense, our man
power and our raw material* bring the baste of production;
WHEREAS, a t rock a tlm# any waste of muff power,
raw material* or finished production to a direct blow to oar
national defease and thus * crime agates* th* nation;
WHEREAS, every year fir* waste* *oantlers American
Ihre* and prnywtiea and te tb* pitOea* enemy of life, liber
ty and the pnieoll ad kapptrraa;
WHEREAS, each fir* wastage te terg al/ preventable
effectiv e
rb rMrA riM
Martinique Said Or*
dered To Prepare ’] j
For II. St Attack* ■'
Dropplnii out of the #ldo*
bv tho thouMtid*. Hitter’s
aerial invaders seized tho old
capital of Crete tndav and
(rained another foothold In
the Smla Hav region — situ
of the lii(t British naval base
—but the British warship*
smashed attempts to land
sea-borne troops on the Is
land.
HiMit I
MuhnjMUfm, iSPi, *1*111
U rging pumaaiti’ of m hill to rri'
of Mi h . i .I Mm W K Rirha'H
itblr th r i'lty In i o rruw up to »nn of ilfbiimfo Mini « n rp h iw of
$10,000 ft.i m unicipal im prove, Writ (' A Mitiuri* of Sanfoi ti.
nrvcinl
m e n u , W A L c ffltr, prraldcrit of w h r r r ho liml vitlltnl
WHt Mlnhuitly k. J114"11 y i-PI * f
the aSriniimlr t'o u n ty ('h a m b e r of t
tl«v m o m m y in Tam pM hr Kim
Commerce, d eclam i today hi a
t »ni11my |tiniO' w ent into m Mill
Icttr* tn T h r Han font H erald th a t *|Hn Mini i wnsIm-i| iu»ythmnt of (hr
*if au th o rity In not had by law city
fo r the City to gel thin heeded
W lih
Mi
Kit htinlson
v
money, th en we may lo ir valuable Ralph K I'hillippt, .'IH, Tm npa imi
cppni i uni I tea.
iorimlolr *Ikit Itr, vbho w m li'nitr
The letter, in which Mr l^rffler injf to fly
Mi
I'hilhpn
wmm
exprrnaea the hope th at ‘all In- rruikhi'cl m thr r o r k p i t of
thr
tereated will g e t behind this U planr
aa follow*.
A rranfmi »«f Orlurulo until a
‘Mr. R I* Dean. E ditor
J r a r ii|ro Mr
Hichanlaon wan
"The Hanford H erald
firm o rly in parturrahlp with hi*
“Hanford, Florida
fathrr in tin r it rum huainriip at
“ D ear Mr Dean:
Apopka, in ttir firm of Hithriril
“ Our City
Commiaaiun
kiaa mon nmi S«*n Iff hml vI p 11i*tl Kan
aaked our legialatora and a rn ato r fortl on Inmnm* a nu mb or nT
to iwpa a bill to p rrin il the C ity ftlrnom, am I
win*
wrll
known
to I oriew 140,000
j
nmnnir intinm nirn
hor«*.
M lt
MI am tuld th at t i e C ity \hajt 11a in im" v imi ( rtl wit Vi Virr nrphrw
■pent, from Ita own o p e raftag and him family in Tampa lamt
funda, about $ lf\ 1)00 acq u irin g w«*rkf inf
landa for a new nir field. T h r
In Hr In otto
Mr
Rirhart! mon
governm ent ha* n large force a t workml wtih ili«- Siirplum M v *
work on the a irp o rt now. Money kolintr A dnimimti «f ion
of
tho
la needed by the City to pay for fcdoral
imvi’t nmo nt,
Iravrlhnjf
the balance of the lnnda in the part nf tlm time
a irp o rt a rea , and to do o th er
f ’ h u 8i- t.f tho arcldrnt whi^h
tbinga neceM ary to keep thia rrmultifal in thr drath of the two
w ork going.
flirrm hntl not f»r**n drtr rm ln rd,
MT he am ount th a t th r C ity pru- but it h hriirvrd that thr nu n
aed to borrow la not g re a t, but apparm ly lot tVir plane ff■ I«i tnc
i nerd for thia money la g re a t much -iM'rd in a dlvr and *!•*
now. If a u th o rity la not had bywina fahrii* rollapard
in
thr
law for tha City to g e t ih ia need rumh of mr T h r pin nr, a two
ed money, then we m ay loaa v a l placr Ta ylnrr ra ft, warn ownrd bv
uable opportunities
thr Tanm u Jayr** F ly l n v CluS
" F o r the paat 10 years, th* City of th r Tampa Junior Cham hrr
has been engaged In the business of r o m m r r r r . of which M r Rich'
K
of paying old debta. They need
some fresh money lo do those
things that tha people of Sanford
want done.
”1 hope that all Interested will
get behind thia.
Certainly, we
can't expect th* government to
do 1t all. W* must be ready, will, and able to do what I* ra
ted of US.
“ Sincerely yours,
“W. A. LEKFLER,
a
•rdaon wan an Inatructor.
A n aviation
rnthuaiamt
for
yrara
Mr
Rkhardaon rpcantly
romplctrd an advanced
trminlnr
rouraa at tha
Unlvaralty
of
T a m p a and r«colvad hla railnff
aa an Inatructor two montha ayo.
Rurvlvorm includa hla widow,
Mfa* Joan Rich^rdaonf a daukh<
tar, Haney Ellen, ?■: hla parenta. Mr. and Mra. W . E . Rich-
••Preaktent."
Robinson Continues
To Show Improvement
Chari la Robinson, who received
a fra il a red ahull when he loot yet been completed.
control of a motorcycle he was
Wl.aVntH AT ALCIEJI8
driving aa May IE te “doing w eir
TANOIERB. May t f — (At—
and showing gradual Iranrov*.
Werre-Etlenne Flandln, former
premier of Franco, wa* re part
ed vaaterday to baaa «” lv*d In
A 'rier* from Maraoille* with bte
W ith the three-d ay -o ld b a tt l l
m ou n tin g
In
violance,
P rim a
M inister C hurchill acknow ledged
th a t N atl p a ra c h u te Hoops had
in fla te d lh r tow n of C an d la la
c en tra l C rete.
Foreign se c re tary A nthony Edrn w attled the Vichy g o v rrn m eu .
th a t Itritaili will atrlk a the SUi my w herever he m ay be found
anu soma qualified sources took
th a t to m ean an undeclared s ta te
of w a r a g a in st
F ranca.
E den
said the V lcty governm ent had
em barked on a policy of placing
French resources s t the tfispotsl
of G erm any.
H itler * a erial Invader* storm ed
a t the Isla ot C rate p i th unabat
ed fu ry today b u t the ttritia h . pre
dicting a m ore violent phaee of
the stru g g le was still to come,
declared th a t alt key positions re
m ained Intact.
U nconfirm ed re p o rts said G en
eral C harles Dc Gaulle a H rltishaided F ree F re n c h troops are a d
vancing Into S y ria from Palestine,
If true th is would inren the Al
lies hail seised the tu ttistlv r on
land, s tiltin g before the eip ected
u n iv a l of G erm an troops.
C ountry In the lln tls li m aneu
vers. the French troops were rvIHiiled mi the m ir r h in K yrit end
adjacent F ten ch -m an d aled l,*li*nuii
I he G erm an H igh Command
S lid
Htukas and Ita lia n torpedo
plane* had lilt a battleship, si*
I rin sers and a destroyer in a l
ls. k- mi Gtftlsh naval units in the
M editerranean yesterd ay
A re p o rt circulated in G erm an••rcutiifd P aris th a t defense force!
in the F rench C aribbean Island of
M srtinli|ue had received o rders to
It s a i l . w s l
as
teas
T ssl
Red Cross Gives
Fifty Million To
War Torn Nations
D uring tb* p a st y r a r • total of
150,000,000 ha* been g lv m
to
r o u n ltis s s u ffe rin g from th* rsv a g rs of the w ar by 477 w elfare
n r g in lu llo n s In the U nited S ta te s
Mrs J. G. Rharon, J r ., chairm an
of I hr Rentlnole county c h a p te r of
the Red Cross, sakl a t the rrg u la r
hoard m eeting T hursday.
Of the $50,000.00 total shout
half wa* given by th* Red Cross,
M u . Hhartm said.
The Red Cross Is a lln ttrd 85 to
00 percent of all available sh ip
ping space on boat* going abroad,
th* ch airm an
sta te d ,
fo r th*
tra n sp o rta tio n of relief tunplles.
One h alf of th* money raised d u r
ing the roll call last y ear la *
hern » rn t fo r relief, Mra. B ha.
tun *ald.
"O ne g re a t w ork nf tho Red
C ro a t/' site told board m em ber*,
“ has been an sw erin g inquiries
re g ard in g relatives and frien d s In
countries w here w a r h a t sp re ad .
Of th* m any th o u sa n d s at in
quiries. $5 p e rc e n t hav* been
answ ered w ltn fu ll Inform ation,
aha addad,
Mrs. S. O. C hase, J r , knit
ting chairman, announced th a t
th* quota of knitted article*
through Dec. 81 la 1M Item*, or
a monthly aeerng* of Bl A rti
cles. This le tko largest quota
this county has had and tbooa
desiring to halp are aaked te
contact Mra, Chase.
C. W. lablll ef Lake Mary was
welcomed aa a now memter of
tho board. Hi* work will ba or
ganising th# Junior Kod Crime
LO C A U W EA T H ER
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THIS SANFOHD
iiami i
w ins
Championship Of
Badminton Meet
»
Dawson Urges
Mias Powell Wins
Winning:
Production O f
Improvement Medal
In Three Events.
Each He Entered
Cattle And Hogs Though winning none i f the
Miami Beach Is
; I ' f 2nd In Tourney
I lane Smith Is FinPi ft- allst In Women’s
. \ Singles, D o u b l e s
—
s* j Miami **YN badminton team,
sparked by Leonard Moody, ran
;
over the Second Annual Florida
’ state Badminton Championship
•.entries by winning the men’* alngft* and doubles, and the mlard
doubles Saturday night.
» '-Total * points of the Miami
■tt tkam weft 28'* against 15't
V ;< M ln U fer their rivals, MDml
K- . B t' Bgceh. Moody won every match
' ‘V ho entered to account for three
> - personal trophies and the final
I £ team trophy.
•e.-? Winners of the finals In each
event were Moody In the men’*
singles, Jsns Smith of Mis ml
Bsach In the women's single*,
Moody end Jos Downs In the
ton’s doubles. Jane Smith and
<■}-. sirs. Bandy 8aunders of Miami
I t " Beach in the women's double*
and Moody and Leonora McCor
mack In tne mixed doubles.
1 . 1 Moody bent his
teammsU. Jerry Toms, in two straight
Semes by a score of 18.4 and
18.7 to win the finals of the
fjf'.man’d singles, jin the opener
T ‘ Toma mads up for his small il l.
n . . tore by haril drives and took thr
m r ' Iead Moody caught up early In
the gams and took control of
*’ tha eonlest, sending shots nil
over the court until Toms went
_. down.
f * Tha second gam* wa* evened
Up twice with Moody ojway*
ft leading the wav out cf the tie.
I',. Moody opened hit smashing
drive that had carried him
n through all of the matches and
finished with a good lead.
Ijl tha man's doubles, Mrody
t4Mm*(l with Joe Downs aralnst
C. P, ' nd A. R. Younts of
'•m l. Tha two Miami “ Y "
ms played the fastest match
the entire tournament a*
oody and Downs won 18-1!
Ml IM .
The Younts brother* warmed
. up In (he teecnd game, but wore
short In the Cickingea on drives.
. Twice In the second match the
• ' score was tied but on the second
•t five all, tne Moody-Down*
blnallon plowed ahead
to
_ory.
Mrody came through the fin.
a1! of the mixed double* wi’ h
Ills partner, I-oonorn McCormark,
playing against Willie McCrulfill and A. It, Younla. Id the flr*l
ms, ending 18-12, every type
ahot and court atrntrgy wn»
d a* the team* drove hard
:k court plaarmonts and flieped
r drop shots.
!' In tha second game. Moody
‘ In displayed hi# remarkable
Ina hy rallying with hia part
to win by a good margin.
.T. After playlnr ■ total of
malcllr* and 10 gntne*.
Still had hi* drive and
a fast back court gome
bis smaller partnsr dlthls ability on the fore
p'acing drop shots out of
h of the opposition.
Smith of Miami Beach
corly lead In the open,
at the women's single*
t her opponent, Leon.
IcComiack, of Miami, slow.
»e up to Me and pass her.
ftar reaching within one point
! 4 win McCormack was caught
*8 cross court rally and down
's the extra session by iht
of 1S40,
th* match gams, Smith,
„ a good lead at the open,
of th* match after the serve
•banged a doten time* with
Her player scoring 0 point,
begun to show signs
, _
nd was caught la the
court
m oral
time* by
over tha net. With the
• ■eight-lev* ip favor of
L MewCetnock again aUrtad
the lead was too
11-4.
i s i l l u i S grass r . f > a*r)
II In III ounrra m in rn nr meat
prrducts per uay.
The average
family of five should have 200 to
.100 pounds of beef and 400 to
COO pounds of pork and lard each
year. When both soldier* and eltIxcn* are well fed, a line of de
fense I* established that will pre.
serve nnd save our country.
"Production of meal, both pork
mid href, fits well intu tic llvenl-hoitie program.
Home sup
plies of beef anil pork ran be
more economically raised than
err P* to sell to buy meat. Cold
storage, frrescr lockers, and mrat
curing plant* can play an Impor.
tanl part in this set-up.
“ Hug producers should make
every effort to save and raiaa
healthy pigs on home-grown feeds
■ml to finish market hog* as
humter oTrr's, 180 to 240 pounds.
To maintain thr beef supply on
safe ievela, It Is necessary that
iull use Is- made rtf all available
grass lands and that the present
number otraltlr be
maintained
without expansion, and that a
crop nf beef be sent to market
racn season.
"Farmers as a group believe in
peace and
preparedness. They
nave always stood by the guns in
rood * 3 ' 771 bad times Uncle Ham
is railing now, and the larmcr
and He cattleman will answer,
'here'."
finals, Dorothy l*<iwc-ll i bowed
such splendid play during tha
badminton tournament that the
tourney committee vnied her
the fnrdal for the pliycr slwwIng the moil improvement,
in the women’* single* shr
defeated Willie McColchrn ef
llaml "V ” by Hie ,eore of H-K
1-12. and ll-fl bur Infer Inst to
Leonora McCorumek In the
semi-final*.
Teamed with Li en Rett* in
he women’* d utiles,
Mi**
Powell nnd her mate went to
the semi-final*.
35,000 Fascists
Yield To British
Unit In Ethiooia
ii
1*^**" I'nr r «-i
llonTi P rnli hijjh crinim Im.i»ifiit «r
o f French-ruled RvHn iin«l Le
banon, tirjr**il th«• Syrian* to m■»it th#»
nir#fr«-m«ionn**
o f the British
Th® BritUh *aid that when
lh« nttackn ht'ifim
!nut
wefk
began
la
st
German planes flying to
nid
Iraq were landing ut Syrian air
fields.
The Duke ci f Aiistii, vii***ri‘y tif
Ethiopia ami *‘' Iif»• mvm! *u»uI of
Italian rrslntanrr'* m the- nearlyconquered E*m African dmniiin,
hai decldeii to give up tnul Un*
been given British term* for tie
aurronder of hin trapped army,
It waa reported rarly today
The 43-eyar-t Id lanky cnuiin
r**l|HOt Vr*l* !*■■ r Ih,,)
of King-Emperor Vittorio Kmnn
national trade may grow and uele waa drclurrd hy the Bril
pruaper.
l*h to have pent eminnariea to
ii It aw inn lot1it supplir* must Irani the crtiifliilnrin on whiih In
be available to all nations wilhnut might yield hi* tl'OOjin, I'S* iin«ti-d
discrimination.
at ‘18,000 liaiiati anil loltHiiol
4.
International
ovri-omentB toldiem.
regulating Ihr supply of
enmm<>of conimn- .
leant month tin* <!uk«' quickly
diUra must b" bo
In' rrjrctcd a Rrillth dmiantl fm
bo handlrd
handlrd an ,n
protect fully thr InterraU
i,«wrs..t. of the
* * I hi«
unconditional
nurrrnder
ronBumlng countries uml thalr Whether the ]lr it mh ugaln dr
people.
minded that w*n not divulged
5,
'Ihe institution! and ar- here a% the term* were not pul*
rangemrntB of International fi jlahed.
nance muit be bo set up that
(The Hr it if h radio in n broad
they lend aid to the eaaenthl r n -1ca»I heard1 l*v HUH In New Vork
tviprls^ca and
the
contijiuouH |uutited a miiifary *pi keKiimn lit
drvtflopmmt of nil coiinlrirti, anil j f ’alrn on raviitg the term* cerpcTinll Ihr piiyiuntl through pro*|liilniy would "inrlude the »urCCMf! of trade consonant with render rif 1he* duke lilmurlf,. tha
the welfare of all countries.
irenvral commanding and Ilie Hitllan fprre«M in Ambiy Allja.)
It w m r b(<1 the vlrerny had
wl«h him 7(100 Ilnllan officers
ii nd men Jn iiddltluii to culimliii
Iron pi.
The « 1nnd at Amha Allja, n
mountain Blronvhnhl v»H(i mile*
northeast of Addin Ahalui, wni
•hr main point of final m l*
• '" ''- " - a Vp. - - yM , - V(l
I * nri i
put up hy Ihe vieeroy,
prrsmilali) t, Mould rrevive dup
no air coma officer,
cnn.ldrrHGon of (lie N jvy f)r- fho,
parlmpul,'' Mr. Higgins «*pcrt- he|.*as| wiihdoe the kingdom nf
l|r He S'da**|e.
ud.
Hr ji tah MiureM
confident Iv
An official i f Ihv Farm He- looked forward to n *ne»*dy fni
curil - rommlsslnn wa* *»rn, anti
!*h nf nperntiriiiB In Ethiopia if
said he was intprrsted In lb* th1" duke y|cb*«,
farm labor housing hors, and
(Hiily »wo
pirenghuTdthnt ho will Investigate anil makr n*meln in the
Dondor
are*
■ report.
uurthwr*t nf Addl* Aba Hu nnd
“Thr wisdom of thr City In Gimma In the south. It wag *nld
srcurlng addltlrnnl Uml to build ♦hi* the (Mihml«*ion o f the duke
the new airport is now «vldtnt." likely would affect tha remaining
Mr. Iliggln* said, "brrau** thr Italian*
Army la now Intrrostail In II, sn>l
Its greatest advents** la that
Tho first Chamber of Com
It I* large rnough for any uan
thay would want to put It to. merce wm formed at Mareelllea
Tha Tounty Tom mission b»* f o- In the I8lli century,
r-wrat-d I" rvrrv way with tha
Cli* In ihl* dcvtlopmant, furnlahtn1*
iractor,
plows
and
Irr-*-*.*' *b* secretary addad.
"Florida’# rcprcsentstlv**
In
WsshlrMon «re certainly on Ih*
tnh *' Mr. Hlewln* said. "R*pr*aantstlv* Hendricks gov* P*
valnahle s**latanca In. Waking
contacl* with the dllf*r*nt de
partments."
Roosevelt Wants
Crops To Reach
Parity In 1941
War Department
Studies Airport
For Army Center
PECIAL
UMMER
IN H A N K S ^SHOES
Sackett, Former
Ambassador, Dies
<
BALTIMORE:, May 1 0 . - W —
Frederick M. 8ackett, 72 former
United States senator of Kentuc
ky and ei-ambaasador to Ger
many, died suddenly of a heart at.
tack In a Baltimore hotel yeatOrday.
lie was In Baltimore with hie
wife who re convalescing from a
recent eye operation.
Senator Sackett was appointed
by former President Hoover In
Uecrmbcr. 1029, to succeed Dr.
Jacob Uouhj Schurman as Amer
ican ambassador to Germany. He
relJminlshcd the poit In 1P33.
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up rtKMt wAuMo..
' u w « e m d*p
ft* ieAa ui » * > ,
6A T tW ».S i2t 90U46Sccena iM Mrfj a*jp
s c o e iw e e w w -------------,
a
Program F o r
Raising Money
Gets Setback
1tienew
OF HlMfeiiUCr
Jfo SCORE /
,c*sti.sf< rvsw r««* o*»i
Lcginl.it uie durlnj the week if
Governor
1loll i id
■omplrles
work on a proposal to refund
the 110,000,000 debt of the Kv
rrgladrs drainage district. He
expect* to receive an offer l«
accept 87 rents on the dollar
for settlement o f the .debt ami
are Intcreetcd In putting op the
money la pay off Rerick ami
other bondholder* In a committec he heads* x
If the plan works out, the
Legislature will bo asked for au
thority to pot U into effect. The
Governor arm* optimistic It wenlil
be successful.
Wth only IT remaining days
of legislative work 1n -tha cionIng three weeks nf the eeailou,
moit major Items hare been sal*
tied except for the new^ finan
cial program adranred by ;the
Governor In a special waasage
last week.
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Saints Reach Sanford Hurlers
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H litU G U f 11 N K
Soofonl In*l two Itnll game4 In
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Hi Aogitslinr i-y scorn of 10-2 1VI ti* *»
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m l T 1 a* two Holol pilchri'S heller 2 I>
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43 11 27 ti
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HANFORD
in Ihr two inns maiiu by the i'itllt'wpi*®
3 (1 1 t
li c i 1.*
4 •1 HI (»
1 ’i' v lb
In the shutout gome thr six (iihHcC If
4 0 2 0
IIIis of till- Hanford team were
l i) (1 n
WiiltiiiTi* *4
Mxllrri'il over the first six in \\hillock 3b
3 0 0 r.
nings
Hut,on .if thr Saints
3 0 •I 0
I’.sith, rf
iilnnrd milv i here ini'll tu reach
3 (1 7 0
Mrlia* cf
Imst* in Ids shulnul game.
:t 0 & 0
Hoi!,on wu- Hittrd from the CSirk c
i 0 0 1
I n i in the drill stnuin of thr Mmi*cin p
•i 0 0 0
fipenrr when thr Hslnts made five \Ilindv |>
i 1 0 n
hittwo of Ihrin doubles, to x D'herty
•M 1 .'7 1.1
T ut nIn
! iltivi in seven Mins K-ilad lllndv
i (iattrii fdi IIs nlv II t>lh
rnme in to retire ’ hr side and al Ht. August Irn- tint U71 lilt] IP
lowed only five mere bits nnd Hanford
!>*«> 4-Ml fiti2-2
..lie run during the remnindcr of
Frrors. I'rle, Huoson 2, l.nlliegsimVallrv 2. Huns, I’etir, Heller 1,
SHiifoid's
tallies of Ihr fiist Gonlsl y .1, Ttrir inn, 2. Vnrnet
game came In the til'd frame IVtlr. Kin it. Thi.e-lia e
hits.
when I'nuglii'ity. pliicli lltlng for 2. Goff, I’ rde 2, F il»-r, Gimlsby.
for 11truly rlnxlrd to third I n»e Goolsby. I-.Valley I,eft on ‘ insr*.
iim! wns forced to srrond when Rt.
Augustine I.
Sniiford 10
Gillespir walked. With a n in on Base on I si’ s, off Kane 7, 11uil first nnd second Wrnle IjiVnllcy
aFn 3, llliely 2 Hits, off Hod.
stc|i(u'd Into a fast one and dreva won It, In I 2.3 inning* I'ss.iol
It not to right field For u triple, balls, Girk Isising |oli her, Huilscoring both rnnnera.
Al Kettles, pltihed Hie ai-reml aon.
MM'IINII l. VMI
iamr mill miiougisl .six strike
HT. \l GUSTINK
nuts l-iit gave nu dvr mta in nna
tuning to nccimnt tor tour runs. Pcttc *• NNN
rite firs! two Saints singled Heller 2b
xnd remained mi liner while t’vu Green <tf
if their nulrs were pul out but Oool'y cf
'with u m r 1 n on u single by Tirmann lb
Varner If
Green.
Goolsliy hit a ilnublr drivlrfu Curley 3b
in Green and raine In himself G off e
when Tleniann hit a triple. Var llutaon p
Total*
ner grounded to Williams for n
HANFORD
put cut, ending the Inning.
Gll’nle
2b
Prte McRaney ahowed the only
(•Itching everything that came hi* LaValley lb
life on tha Banford ball club by Justice If
W ll'tsi at
w'ty in the centerflcld.
Whlt'k 3b
FIRST GAME;
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Mr Haney cf
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Hutson,
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buses HI. Augustine 0,
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Green, Gorlaky. Vanier. Curley,
Goff, Hutson Huns, batted In,
Green :t, Goff, Hutson, Goolsby,
Tirmunn. Two-base hit*. Whit
lock, Tien* i.n, Guulsl.y Justice.
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SANFORD,
FLORIDA.
TUESDAY.
MAY
20.
1011
M 'M i l K i t 22.1
Member Associated Press
Nazis Say 1.‘1S U. 3.
Citizens Arc Safe
In Occupied Area,
Likely In France
Haider Sinks Ship With LIS Americans Aboard
IJCte) Germans Land
By Troop Carriers
And Gliders, Dress*
' ed As Zealanders
Taken Over By Axis?
Attackers Seize
Bfilltary Hospital
faodse Of Commons Is
Shocked To Learn
News Of Assault
• in
in n view of the harbor of Tripoli, Syria, where, it i*
Null forces are bringing in mechimited ei|uipintant for
Itiunst tbe British in Iraq. The terminus of the northern
the od pipeline from the Iraq ml fI'filw is neiir Tripoli
Force planes have attacked Am- plain* coiieininiti 'H-
Girk Appointed Farmers C alled
Manager Of Ball T o Discuss New
Tfw*iT*1Nrtil ik—*‘-J l*ui Team Last Night Ideas For Market
r m battle" for the
Mead M l Mid to b«
|i The Qmuuii have
ret* *« i th, «bjKt oi
MW
. Bp LeaJB*,
drive.
P r ie i
Miniatet
K e w e l T « 6 m i 3 < l » d * y by *1
aartlAg that 1,100 German troop*
■ t w i u New
Eagland battle Whitlock
Given Re
drtw lu 4 leaded by glider*,
lease As Semi*
peftchalee end troop-carrier* In
Crete.'
notes Hit C e l l a r
f* < added quickly, however,
l the military raTtaatk>n »■»«
i n ‘ band. Ha auarted a mllitai)
Rioipltal balwaen Canea, the C(«
lieu capital, and Dlleml had b « «
raptured by perecbutiita, but had
been retaken.
French anti-aircraft h * tt,r l„
war# reported laat night to hav#
♦egun firing on Oritiah warplana* over Syria and official
aoureoa Indicated an imminent
Kranch offanaive attempt to rarain empire territory now held
by "Do Oaeliat rebela."
Thaaa iwift and algnlflcant dekelopmonta taint a , Admiral T)ar
(CMtlaaee
r* a » rare* i
Tonight the Seminole* meet
DcLand here and acme changes in
the lineup are necessary due to the
vacancy on third taac*. Whitlock *
r laying position. It Is probable
that Joe Justice will be brought
I
Sam Dighton Is
9Graduated From
;NavaI Academy
ir a sllsv N
•**
l* ss»
T lri-fi
laycees Will Report
&»■ Dhcktvn, aon *f Mr. ao<i
On Member Drive
lira. & R. Dlykton ef fianfor,'
Nea emany the B80 youny m r
vr»dy»U«y from th , firal rour*,
Pinal rrporta on lh , tnrml <r.
far raami i i mMshlaman at lh<> aMp driv, condurtrd la.t » r v l hr
Cat tad fttataa
ival Aradcmy al the Hanforti Junior Chamlx-r nf
br madr ut •
l laat Thursday, Commrre, will
dad today that mrrtlnt tonlfht at 7:00 o'clork at
th* Rrrrratlon Dulldlny on thr
,
_________ . al wsrd on th-<
arthmertaa V. R B. Mackarrl al lakrfront. Richard Draa, prrai9ant, aaid today.
Nmw, Leadan. Conn.
T e«a q Diyhton waa o n , o f 80 .-T h r proaiam for thr romin*
rredsitaa t* fa t lh# aabmarin, yrar Vlll *fao ba diaruaard Mr
Draa aaid. Member* a n urgrd to
. * » kut e few o f thee* yrad attend.
w j h f from th* Navel Acadep r « ftrat rouraa far t e a m
n lO t lM IH hav, barn ardarad
duty, It waa dlaclotad
Admiral Ramal WlUaon.
■nparintendaaL
meryiata, ha m M, hav.
Mad "Jaat ehatif aqeal
ree* edrenaa
train! r.*
Award* far tha yrar wera yivrn
at th* County Achlrvrmaat Day
m e e lM to report to their poet, of tha U l Club# Itfid Saturday
■Shin tow waaka ef gradaatloa
. OtnduaOon areata Included • pt tha Partab IIoum of tha Holy
leet'a racyp- Croat CWrth aa tha club ylrl,
H u h * M e S H n t* r lha leaarre aahIMtad lhatr work and reported
IMkad and thalr fa mllien, a re* thalr' ichtavamanta of the year.
htorepl Oreae p*r*4e, e M , th* Mi*. Kara Andraw,, covnty hom*
m to iin
n w ilaw
end
th,
d,mon*traUon ayant, aaid thl*
gto*toll»e keif *1 D»U«r*n Han momlna.
Mcirbcra of aaah dab la (ha
county war* choaan for adholtr.
ahlpa
to the abort eoaraaa at TaiIXto' U o M A t o l V
lalieaeaa te n n from .M ay <1
t* Jon, T, and award, of trip* to
to Campbell. Gamp McQearrt* la the Ocala
u w m n L*- National Poraat wave announced.
Scholar,hip, ware awarded to
to
S| 5
In nn ntteirpt lo correlate fm
ther Ihr functiormig uf the S«nf*»nl Mnlr- Farmers Mm kit with
Ihr nr<*d< of local funnels un*l
Irutkrrp, n mrrting of a m loctnl
group of farmers nod grown a
la* bren culled
fm
Momlay
night, r . R Dawnon, rount> ngeni,
■nitl this morning
Alex Johnson h cti-opi inling in
thr movermTit, Mr
Ihiwbon n
plainetl
f^urstionn t*i br ibsCussnl ut llir meeting tiir whut
to prtwluro fox thi" inaiket, sIniiiL
itrdnation of M*b cUu! v«nitu> of
pnalucr, standard rntr« for handling farm produrr and mriuoMl
acreage of vegetables other than
celery.
At a meeting held prveral
mdhih* ago farmers rotiqdwfnrd
that they could not sell their pro
duce at tfie market ami thr -tnll
managers came hack with thr ur.
gument that tie fannrrs were
not bringing In a print rnoogh
quantity and variety of vrgeuitlri.
At the meeting Monday it li
hoffrd that aome program can h*
formed to tie worked on this Bum
mer. Mr. Pawaon explained The
lilan lx to work nut a system to
be nut Into effect next sr»mon
Mr. Dnwann If mailing the fol
lowing letter to a select group ol
fnrirera and growem:
*'Wa h | {f a good Farmer*
Market in fianford -prohably ai
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Koirrtimrut ii himi I Ihr I IH Amefiran- reported bi Merlin to
hm r brrn '■Mini from Ihr
Umptiart linn /nmtirn.
pub lic
school rrvrmii'M
Tin »how i f
ititinit" 11fit ion
strength tame first whin Ihc
llou«r tb'fratril, f»^
amrndment by llmk
and VV111mini t of Hi
strikr out the martin
the license bill
V
Ml Mir vote whipped *
meld* (lint would b
Ok lieensr
p in ju r e
Voting MgriiiKt fi
Murks,
«*f*rr A llr n Ayers.
of PinCltfivmi- Clruk C'tn
durubia,
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I mm i, 1.11111' Mi ik lull I
rrs,
Hnf f «'ri(. Snilij
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lly n voir ii f l*1
Hcnrife killed a hill
hlivr pel mitted t he "
j speeded mid imgrudc
I rrrt from the grove 1
i The spoiiMti, Si mil
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mimI pupiJ- ,i
u p u n p i nfi'SHiMimI
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Senate Would
Bond Dealers
Of Vegetables
Zam/am
tils
lo
H o
H n o iu
JAiken Leaves To
I Manage Stall At
Asheville Market
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th' IMI'DIK >*f llYl'IlhiliMl
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rraliVf liuw impnrliiht iiiikm i
lo Ihr public in llll'ftf floubb
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Clifford Beggs and Miss l^aurs
ttarlee, both o f Orlando, were
ued a marriage license at the
Court House Saturday.
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r r peril In II* Ii Inlcei >
Tin presnrvation m' (he
t
fleet Mini nf ii lir* *** II
able of HKtJtininj’ «ML i
emeoli.il I(i miii .f f" *
declared
*I i
r
\ ||>TI Mid Ii' w It* look.
I "f * HI d to 1 t'MOtl *eu*>iti
' l>i \ be \<11* I 11Mil I* MKrkH,
I" "I m < bit bet U liluVMig
1 il1 ind |<i mi - bi'* hr* it good
\ I(at - Mllimer pi"C Tr **l'l*, I Ilf
e 11-I* di ft! Inoi i * do fib (mu
l I o <d i ibe '(all Mpeiator i*i
r<li iur11 I loridiiV ‘'bipmedt h will
» »'d mi mImhiI "(i inuic i!«V*.
il
fi.nigdt v* til m mb II* p* ak.
< i i iiiilb Netrtb an<i South Fill
I I I V 'll bit lit"-! 1lo II crop* Ml
\u.M go,-- to Not lit laroh ns
iiuifi.urr lu* (i'll (ben rvciy
,i
v In!" be-* father reilfhin*
,
Legion Sons Will Form llislrirl
(iroup At Orlando Meeting Sunda>
I
The tXirWC3Jmen of tl-« World
will have therr regular tnetling
tonight at H 00 o clock at tbo bail
on T*ark Avenue.
In
■1l f “ i \ 111 i lib , N
I... Mill m|*i ) lit*' a •.ill
iIIIM11M1 OO'll'l I'K
'
bl*M ICC ami tiiomr* nt limit*
“ Hnihcr thnn hi* klllcil by t■'v
t-a, pm pif mhiiubl be «*urotirag* in
like ibl'mi* fid It M'H* '
of ruiiifiMt ftviil n mi*®ii- of
■inr»1 inn,'* Ml lln rvry brluv*
'Tlnyinm* the nintiti, fur iriwliiitc
he ntilled, *'|m a w«*ll know o
rnrunm of PiH»<lliltg »«ggc*l lu l't
irid bnnUhing wort lo*. Mu*ic
4 curt* for 'win Jltlrrw Anet n< i
Defense Force
Needs 22 Men To
Complete Roster
^
Officer* of lb* Lion* Club will
be nominated al a martin,
Wadnaaday night at 7:00 .o'clock
at tha Valflex IfoUl.
Mcmbcn
era reqeaatod to be praarnL
The paw .UUphona 4iractori,»
1X4 baen raleared jrat, eon-
^
and rrlurti
A no i
i :<'unvtM ing l*‘or Sliips
Aid
Is
1 | Carrying
Backed l»\
House
Ihtiv.v .!■
wilful*
A m e fiia ii n a tio n a ls.
o * i . tSo • , ■■n111 hoMf I
in*t|I UMMil lH
|> I M . | t I .1 t o o U
lo
11 * t . * oi.ii
i i
II ii v •’ v , i n ti mla tan MlMi pi.•
IO 1 , 11'till V I Cl Mil'll IIIK O U I m I
p o - n l i i i mlc by tin Tu'ii'ti
pn 1 1 m i n i I «i p in t • .* In m u
n f I n p c m u l n n im H U i m I
tin
» I itif." '1 th* t.kv ptian linn* Zumznm,
Mill <. J-\ ,i \ 5 i nmb i in the Sout-i
Tax On Musical
Instruments Is
Termed Unsound
Averting Ilint "i in »1 »’U
*ic it* ii luxury »« 11*11 r
■reunite but dangeron*,'
\ m i-run ii y n i r*rumen La
*bod Mitcrr-I m Ihr raur now
I
Dawson Asks Group
To Plan Changes
Benefiting Growers 111i""f1\1|^u«iri»l
Scholarships To Short Courses Are
Announced At 4-H Achievement Day
TogtpQ UrgedI To Go
Sorvke
TALLAHASSEE. May L’O DP*— Tin* first plinx* nf Uuv*
ermir HoilRiuj's spivnl
piogiam nn iiirrciiwe' of $ 1J»00,I OOP nmiually in nuti<imi;i|L* |i*
crfi*in
wu* cmloi'4v| by ih»*
Ilium* t< dni\ tin to 'Jin ntm sent
to Ilie Senatf*
A well urgruiiif.nl iMltiM'iMtril*
lion group whipped d w o nil e f
forts to ntntMiif t»r | ‘ i lt tmck
n finniirt" .Tint U\uti>> ct mmit*
t**«* bill ».*ii*ing lltr In cum-- on
nhoiil :ton.OOn uutom«‘l" l.- fi .m
U Inform*Uon contained in
ea #dyarU*am,nt lo yyatantay'*
Herald, ofrtcUla of the telephone
ibutll* nf Ihr \IIMI 11,1M L|’|?|II||
I iv ill h avi Siinfmd in a mulon ndt
y and it y fiinriimg f*u *l|l«lidu In
iMt'i l Willi "Mm i iiriilH tn this iIk
l i i c t f o r t h r f o r i i k I a M " f a ft > i.
iti* i*1
" m " > (bi' I,vgif»n
toll distru t MigHni/,ation, S M 11ul ii 1'* •" i" t" -pi nk filtd ii'
lt d 'hard, chairman of thr advis Xl*i1 ft" "I l1" 0 . 1*111 Mill 111|it j*. in
ory council, uriiiouniid today,
a d d ii MMi i
S .i n l ' i i d s v ih ic h w ill
A m e ric a n Le g io n I'u s l* O im u g h - be- rt f'' 'id id an litusYilir, ( 'o.
" mi, KuHlts and Ki»o u t the siuU* hav** th id i d is t r ic t con. M l
siliiiiic*
X ibnkrii dinner will be
o rg a n ila t io n s and o ff ic e r * , but th r
given a »" " m by iIn* Orlando unit
g ro u p to Ijd* o rg a n ise d
S u n d a y To tbo-* *cflending
w ill br th r f ir s t of it» k in d , Mr
A m »*xpblllM t' by Mr RiChard.
Hi Chard said
Lh»* or i: iinif it l mil will formulate
Hanford* Sons of the legion opvrnhiU' law.* for Hons uf tie
hop* io br uhlr tu idvcl one of Legion g imips in thi* district, and
their roentbrr* a* an officer of nrrsrnt them in Ihv state conventh« organisation, and Mr. RiChard flon. a Inch in uirn will pa*s them
requested that as many uurmher* nn tn the notional convention for
as possible attend the meeting, adoption Tbo organiLatino i« exwhich will begin al V.'JO A. M. peeled I" bt- modeled along tha
Sunday. Transportation will be linos of the A met lean Legion l)ia«
furnished by legionnaires and trict g iinip, and officer* to he
elected include* captain, adjutant
chaplain. *n grant at amts arid
first and M*cond lieutenants
Th« Hanford unit, organised six
yaar* ago is ona of the oldest in
the state*. Mr. HIHiird said.
*»*-■'. toat...
^ O h l o i d il l llttKilb
IjHi-1lier*s
I bin
end
- f Ibt
Mrs. Suruh (ialloway,
llvri* S Years, Dies
Mi-
Sarah Swum tiallnway,
of Banfutd since 10-12,
m i *mn|i■mt
d!»ed
'in o' i luck at
ti> Iih Avt
m orn in g
at
10:20
her hmnr, IT1H MMfnui- .Slu mitv'il hero
t.» tiiiLi' lirr hnu.r witli 1 . r .o r
imil ilnught«-r In !* »
Mr
*ntJ
Sir- John (Ikllnwa)
Horn in Hoiilh Poll. N C . Ul
IH<i I Mr*. (.allow o>
waa
•
dnuchlrr nf thr lair (iM rao
Thoinaa and Z llu b rlh Swain In
I«y4 ahr waa marrird to J off,r>nn l)avia Galloway, who di,d
in 11>09.
Survivora In addition lo her aou
ami dauyhtar.in-law, inr loila a
(ianddaii(ht,r. Mary Anno 0*1'
Inway Funoral aortic** will he
hrl.l iVni ntraila v afternoon
at
4:00 o'clock at th , Erickion Fel»rral Horn*, with tha Rav. Martin
J. Bram o f lha Holy Croat Spinronal Church officiating. Bartel
Will b , in Rvargraan CamaUcy.
�W
so n ;
(firHr*. or'lb* old Preach Quarter
with Idr atfctent buildings with
wrought Irod lace work fc*L
R u u ft by the Houm o f « bill gut arising sutomoI>llcn to drive at CO miles an hour In th< ddytlme ahd GO
miles an Hour at night and ita-lilM/ oni :tment into law,
will probably In no wlae affect tpe arc: ent toil on our
highways but will have the effect chiefly if making fewpr
law violators of motoviata.
Any alight acnmlptgncg with traffic conditions on
florid*’* trunk roads serves to prove that a vast major
ity of drivel's exceed the $C-mfle limit wherever conditions
permit, and it would be futUe to attempt to enforce such
k speed law. With automobiles operating with such ease
and sntootiineM at hiffhfr acceleration, it just isn't in the
cards to force people to do less (hap CO miles an hour.
. The old question of what ia a safo speed is one that is
hard to answer by statute, because even n speed of 2-1
miles an hour is .sometimes dangerous on n road that at
pUcoa mini the old Fronen
Market where one eon dunk hi*
donthiraU In that moot delleloua
wtfoo, to Antteoa'a (M M this
104 yearn oW> .famed for Ha
oyatera o' Ui Hoekeieiier and
HempiiKi fit PtpfllftU f1* ivbk
served order number 1^7*4170
of cystprs O I<o Roekcfal|*r);
then on to Oelljtolrf* noted J b r
|ta Creole OuMW, AnyfUb B«*qua and’ turtle eoup; to 1m
safety, and drivers who believe it is and wiio ignore
changing conditions of traffic, the condition of roads,
weather and visibility, will find themselves sooner or la
ter involved in an accident.
Very often motorista who dr(ve their cars according
lo prescribed regulation*, placing ail their trust in the
obeyance o f sufch regulations, am the worst menace on
our roads. We have seen drivers come to the intersection
of a main highway, religiously comply with the law and
bring thefr car to a complete standstill, and then, without
of rrdealar it A d ifW ta g that
with Mch spin of the wheal* we
were nearer home.
"Nowfcetif esti the lihdaeapc;
the homes and getded* cvRipste
with tbs Iwam r r f Ftortdr from
wlatel
wo head'd w « t
through On*
Evangeline country of eoathwest
Louisiana and.! on Into Tains and
|q Houston, the end’ of our trail.
“ At Houston, the mstlc city
of tha southwest, we found a
r||y modern In every detail, even
to traffic control and smoke con
trol. Pedestrian* as well as
Cpst of constructing the TmliaIranian railroad from Tehran to
tha CaepIkH Ski' la estimated at
more thn 1500,040,000.
Tha 10VO census o f the United
il l w
iw h y
ui w
Httes. Everyone appeared busy
In Houston, the stores were all
mcrctsl Information wilt take c,l
filled with shoppers.
“There was no mime on the volumes.
masonry of Its building*, tHo city
was dean and sparkling even to
Hoipet with their flower gardens
nnd spacious lawns throughout
the residential sections and roses,
blooming roaos everywhere.
“We were luncheon stive:* of
Mr. end Mr*, if- C. Cockbum at
the River Oaks Country Club
link* or*_ laid
where the golf _____
nut In tl)e most perfect setting
I have ever seen. Houston I*
truly a great city In a wonderful
country and anyone who ha* the
time to visit there will find him
self .well repaid;
"Turning back toward boms
we routed ourselves through
Louisiana, visiting Baton Rouge
where w* viewed tha monument
to the lato Senator Ifuey P. Long.
It I* a great numumrnt. but his
most lasting monuments are the
wonderful bridge* he built to
the Mississippi River end
e Pontchartrefn end soma
ATTIMTIOMI
excellent highways, straight 'as
KEAbV, AIM
i all ow,, eliminating dangerous
curve*.
—PAINTI
“Tbvnep back through Missis
sippi along Ha coast line, view
ing its old homes and beautiful
iiuunu
iiow many cars are about to paas you, is another good way
to collect on insurance.
We d<m't mean to disparage traffic legislation as such,
bql we beliPva the motoring public has too often come tn
the opinion that the mere observance of traffic lawn will
in itself protect one frern the hsrarde of tho highway.
Tee win remember the string*
Bnjr'W*f f t u i * *
WbensU lb* world wept
A t the sudden unaccountable kindO f g S i r S f |wmpV, wounding him
M b * out of the way,
g room, the letting
Slid sudden Chrlsllannw
not to hinder It
r 4a nof know except
rthsr also here}
[ btmseU do every kind.
h*t* throwing him off
iffU wllh th* only wea-
Pornons who believe that a peaceful settlement might
bo reached with Hitler and that things In the conquered
countries could trtuhj to a state of normalcy haven't fol
lowed very closely the pattern of German occupation.
In otflirr days, when one nation conquered another,
there would be a little change in territory, Indemnity pay
ments, and perhaps an army of occupation for , a short
lime. Hut the identity of the country remained and the
people had some hope of rising again to a superior status.
Taking Pojand ns an example of what the Nuxla -have
planned far its defeated victims, the Now York Herald
Tribune says "The Polish people have been tho laboratory
ip which Germany tried out and perfected nil its methods
for dealing with subject peoples. The German-occupied
afea of Poland is therefore important ns an example of
what these people have to Sxpect from Germup domina
tion. Though news from Poland Is Infrequent, and com-*
largely through roundabout channels or half told und cert-
pet, would not guard
tonga
goefd
rtos,"
h im
times not you
wept. You wept
at tha shabby,
more than any
hurts.
Intend murder snd
fsS Asisssln and fbWf,
in auks yon turn.
mjMnk* a wny, snd1
•mil* and -tha stab
"falsi
ou itsnd,
Iful, you may
ff’ay.vffi'"'’ •*
jflLLUM
SAROYAN
&
» Bun Cana) Is
ikedest clip In
bn't th* regl
i want to hang
g
wUttp Qoddard wa*
' .W iring “format many could lie anything elao but almvery.
te. ft a hotel supApd when w* u t
cen practically all of
AMEHICA'8 POSITION IN
in a Jesting mood,
felicitated Cub*
tanlveradty of Its Ind*.
a. 11* undoubtedly think*
abnt th* last Uma such
WWW eaa ba celebrated,
CARIBBEAN
hly
ilniqua, for Instance.
Mar hoe
“ Upon our reture
boon aakod by many I:
not frightened oyer t
and
lack.
Ruekln
Our
answer
atwa:
been the re m T ^ R e re I S
jnjM o f*ar with Unel# |
“There were no hlH
driven to run ua down,
Were no thugs to hold
Paths pa w would have ,
(*
port, I would have been willing
to pay One Dollar per botUv
for the pause that refreshes.
Now you guys who kick on pay
ing ten cents far Cdcn-Colae a*
the ball game Just remtmbet
that you ran npt get It St nqy
price In Port Llmon, Cost* Ricahut in the Interior, wvtli * w
tell me they are more ctVIlleeu
than at the Jungle porta. Thdy
must sprak threa or fflur- tgnrusgc* and drink Coca-Colas in
the mountain*, where, wa w «a
told the climate I* delightful
attracting large American colon
ics lo spend right mouths 6| th*
year there.
“Our poit* of call were Hav■»na: port Llmon, CqStg Rlp*S
ChrlMobol. Canal Zone) Puerto
Cortes, llondurq* g4d thfwllet
hack to llavano with A full WTfU
most nf the way. At Ho vena
*r dltchsrewl *1 cyrgo or oils
■nd Uni and tntk abogRf Cuban
rnrgo. At Port l.lmoq we du*
-hnrircd the Cubsii smuts, CnSta
ing machinery and took on coffee
and roeon licans also a railroad
iocomotivi'. At Chrlstobol w* dk.
AH Praline' vvndidra In lllulsslnpl
are Ike (be New Orleans ciiWv
shop owners-each ond Is tha
originator of '] Hammy Prnllcs."
, “ Finally wa wore back in dear
old F M d q
*“*• wM* **
toy It waa to be back In the old
homo state. Wa had been places
qnd seen things qnd <fore rehic.
tank lo lc*«r tba ship whpn ah*
dseked oh it* return to New
Orjcanar w* had *ofn marvelous
flowers and gardens; we had
Sairfordf Paint
&
i '
Oflf.
..
h*
-<•,
n r M t a ra w are.
JlS'retiSh1':1
w .t S
d b fla
ii i wT
i i 'S
com
C*
■no c o k h »m i |
m*Mo flow »n land and son sad
t
irsllqn wllh Oerig given by Franco
tn helping to dig
tee eounly
U. H. submarine* end eurfacr note many concrete 'pill-bon*.’
fighting creft, on land theft <>r machine gun nest*, uniting tl.e
went nirport* and fleets of plane, field* which were ablese with
of all types and an enormom blooming rossSl acre* upon acin
army which ws were told rm-' of rose*, wilb the thorns of atiilbrsced all bran-hr* of the U. H ament rising aipopg tin. blossom*.
Army Including strong mcchan-i
"The value of thic mw manliod unit*.
power to beptirphciv dcfi-nsc I*
Wo were token on gn auto problematical st.uubl tb* corifllct
lour of the cuuntrysidt In tnv
*"• rere n ’ h‘ e*
Tansl Zopc winding up at Gs- !>llt . * '* * UI '°day l.i arc*- ■<
tun Lock, which « « were pvt keeping down Mbotige. Th e » « .
milted lo vljw while He >!*>■
b/ , lM r, (Iu,fk “e,.it'n
atlous wore explained. W* were
l
***'.
111 *J**f, t w"
allowed ft bring Ui.Mig unr can* ters whan Uncle Ham set the ex.rn* nnd ktdxVt but allowed to ■.rnt*,e•*? *,ort " ,J*y " " I 1
itiskc no plc.uree In tho entire v|cw wl‘ h ■usjdeiun anyone will.
Cum) Zone without the peigtiv “
OeMwn accent,
slon of the guides, ano
of
. , * knowledge nf tho Span
whom accompanied eaeti auto. No
>* not nc-casaij.
plcturas were made white (n fpr * cruise nnni.g tlie.ocounwight cf the greet canal.
i f ,e» ,orAh*’
"l
“ After viewing
the
fl-taw1
“ l* .I'ngDiii.
. " % ? * 'M**
i snd
Hr.w:
I^wks wa hoarded an electric,
, my
lmn ■
three-word S;nnl,li vt
train and were whisked acreM
—>
scrr-’.i me handily In
the Isthmus to the Pacific »id* (f
jfL
-inton, .1 tltllr Imlv on tin
whrre we ssw the same cvllj,fl
of g Cost* Rlmn Junab.
idsnccs of Uncle Sam's prepnr- .]
Havana
where
heggiti*
nines* as we hnd viewed on th* ' .bound, th* Tittle rlivcl urchinr
AUnntlc aide. There In intense Liave a throo-wo.''l Fngllrh .o
activity throughout th* Zoro: all ^ffaularyt 'Q n e.«:n t--fi cent.'
*ccm tn bare work and no beg- ‘
“ My Cuban guide got rid of
gsrs were seen either In the' ..
'■tone, controlled by the United ho beggars by shout.,ig what
undeii like 'no
i.o
fltales, or in the cities In tha *! tscro', ao parrot like, I too l
Republic of ranama. Wo visited Colon, Cri*t',bql,, Qatun, Ba|- ^X UP, and, it worke.l. In Port
th*
beggsr-urchin t
boa, Pansms city and tho an. ~Jmon,
eUnt town of Pgnama which " Warmed around u< like flic,
Willi
oulilntr hej
ormi
was sacked renlurht ago by ;
I 'five cenls, pine*.'.' Wo
Morgan and bi.i pirates, but nn- P
their estra ward 'plearc'
ver rebuilt on the old site. Th* P
vld s’ ona ruin* qf the SnfUnt iUt though that was all the Kng
lhey commanded. Then yutiro
town |til) stand as a mapumfnt 13
triwl out his Hpanisli. ‘No
tn the handicraft cf that* an- 3
ito, no man.-ivs f anawrivd
dent Nssl,
i
, 3
, AU looked pJtxled ani I
“An old cat ht drsi, allU stand- ..f pealed my Spanish. Then on*
ipg but not In use, Is pointed i]glia urchin, using perfect Kngout b y the guides us the on# wh asked: “ Aro you trying to
building which was unharmed by «]ill ug that you have no mone;i
the pirslcs. A* they tell lb J
when Morgen’* fleet was sight-1
« i by the natives tbs congress- Uan gathered at the cathedral J
nnd palst*d white' tha gtgantia 3
ornate, golden niter, Ae Morgan' /
g te convey, but where did
found no n ld in 'Uta building J
loan such perfect English1''
ha spared IL When Panama C i t y /
•In xckan) her*. They teach
was rebuilt on It* new elte, tha
ipiin and English In
paint waa removed tha beautiful “
■olden altar taetored la Its now o|
.1*,’ eaM tho ureMn.
noma whore U U today vtowad “
Id you learp your Sptlitn awa by thonaands of vlattorm. Is
ill, whan tha laughter
It ia on anorteous •alter with • *i
that lull* btggnt had
height from floor to ctlllite and
l* 'fire rente, plea**.'
a width from wall to will; It U
w test I' ti ehad
H PU
MrnH H
p Hoil
paid
carved from solid mahogany tad:
r ore shipmates) t derided to
plated with pare gold.
j
>pt him at my guide nnd he
* W*R worth hU air*. Wa had
“In each eouatry wa TtAtadj
m w*r»ad Ufyc-tearing chip
I quaetloned native* te both
drink no water a.Vw* and te
t»lg|»>nd low station, nf |lfa
produetlai
matte, wey f*
ria jy L ,* ri
uealan Channel,
“Juijglng
find one whq waa not qa eathu-
from
ataatle booater for Unel* BatsJ
Hied ua, elrelod several time*
after escorttng os' a e artaIn
n«* mod* aff late tha n*-
*h«re from wheat* it earn*. Lopreeredid upci IU u W . At
other polaia threoghaU tha tS
motive ana took on a cargo i
tj.noo stems of banana* (moi
than 100 train carloads) for d
livery to NeW Orlean* wham, V
brlt conveyor, they were unlooi
ed from the holds of tht ship bn
the freight cars for" dlstribuUc
over Dip United States.
“To you
half-starved
clt
lunchmnoer* th* menu of men
served aboard *h<p will sound 111
a dream never com* tree, fc
take lhe word of op* who fa
post Indulged (oter Indulged, I
talghr add). Their ofCsrmgg of
food ran lb* gamut to gBlt tig
craving* ° f ihe moat.gluttonous
gourmand to tha dellcat* tests*
of the most fastidious epicure.
Time doc* npt permit th* giving
of a compete mend (and If I din
an, it rropably woqbl make ywf
hungry afpsln although row W *
N ow
flown
surface*!
to
perfection
O U flared matte Hit* ntew.
m . gleason
i no drinking uUnalla. AU wa
tt ltd* jangle'* edge mart
fare drinking. When
0' Cos*-Gala
» Amerit a a
aneb tarvle*)
Knr'uJ\,x
-assays
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THE s x m
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HKKATD, HANFOHTI, FLORIDA
Junior Women To
Sponsor Picture
The* Junior Woman’* Club 11f
M t t . L O U R IN E B E A L , Society Editor
\Social Calendar
TUESDAY
Mis* Marjorie Coplum will
m a t bar pupil* in u Spring
tfoftce Recital at the Seminole
n ig h School at 8:00 r. M. Mb*
Mary Boldin will be the acempantah
The Phflaihea Class nf the
First Baptist Church will meet
at the home of Mi** Blanche
Cunningham, 130(1 Myrtlu Ave
nue, for Ita social anil business
matting at 8:00 P. M.
WEDNESDAY
' 31m regular annual May bridge
^ rta k fsst and Chinese checker
warty o f tit* Social Department of
BM Woman'* Club will |>e hold
from 8:00 A. M. until 12:00 O’,
dock fat tha chib house. Hostesses
pro Mrs. R. J. Holly, chsirman,
Mrs. Ray TtDts, Mrs. U T. Does,
Rind Mrs. W, A. la a y ltt All mem.
ban nf the club are incited to
attend.
The Auxiliary to the Brother,
hood o f Railway Trainmen will
have Ita huainasa and social meetJpg a t the home o f Mrs. J. N.
WJOloB. 1101 Palmetto Avenue at
1:00 P. M., with Mrs. II. W. (loodapaad aa co-bostes*.
Tha Junior Auxiliary of thu
American Legion will meet ai
the home o f Miss Helen Quartet,
•nan at 3:80 P. M.
Ladies Auxiliary o f
Temple
Bath Israel will meet nt the home
o f Mrs. Frank Shames on Mellonrllle Avenue nt 8:0(1 P. M.
THU’ttSDAY
0 Tha Womans Club I. sponsoring
a subscription bridge pnrty nml
cooked food
sale at the club
house at 2:30 P. M. to raise fund*
to buyimsgatine subscriptions for
Army :c*mps
In
Orlando nml
JU arkti
m Mrs. W. G. Fleming will pregeut her pupils in »n expression
recital In the South Side School
auditorium at 8:00 I*. M. She
wHl be sesisted by •ever.il dance
pupils o f Miss Marjorie Cnghurn
A rid the public !• Invited to nt>nd.
Bundles for Britain flu fa w ill
1 meat at the home of Mr*. A. Her.
hy, 1111 Park Avenue nt :i:Ud
P. M.
The Townsend Club will meet
•In the Court House nt 7 ’in |> M,
Dirt Gardeners Circle of tie
Sanford Garden Clufa will meet ni
the home of Mrs. S. C IHrkrrson
at 1CK>0 o'clock fur luncfaeiin
FRIDAY
m The Oviedo expression pupils
o f Mri. George Allen M affell
Will ha presented in it recital nt
tha Oviedo High School nt 8:00
P .'l l . The public has been ex
tended an Invitation to olleml.
Tha plana and ciaiincl pupils
fcp q .
, ----------------W*
DOUBLE PROGRAM
W B URGE YOU TO
t\
COME EA R L Y !
i
4•L
r
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rf
MARY RETH HUGHES
GEORGE MONTGOMERY
Md/Utl Hltlrtr •tilirt
ttm uf • M i Ulljn • Kidurl
U M t M ^ jb ^ H tU tu a
rn x
« * ..
W A IT
FOR
YOU'
w ith
Robert Slerllnsr
Virgin!* W eUler_____
••
W ED. & THURS.
_ 4 BENEFIT 8H 0W 8
B u fo r d Junior Woman'*
* Club
m
Telephone 148
Twp Are Hostesses
For Past Matrons
P e rsonals
The II. f*. Clob, which l» com .
Friends o[ Charles Steenwnrth
posed of past matrons 61 the Or.
>111 he* #sorry to learn thsf he is
tier of the Eastern Star, was
» ■ * en
FH* pa,
i t the 41*
**J* hatm\
tertained last evening at
home of Ur*. J. O. Huff on San
Mm J O. Adam*, Mm. R. B.
ford Avenue with Mrs. L. M.
Jut Tit* Picki-lt
Fi
Tyre
as co-hostess. Pink and Plckelt and11 JacTlc
spent
Ty
white carnations formed.the flor yesterday in Orlando
al decorations for the occasion.
Mr and Mrs O K. Goff and
Mrs. Ed Itouth presided over
the business session after which children spent the past weekend
"games of Kcenn were played with In Jarl-mm i]fa- .with friends.
prltes being won fay Mrs. Roulh
J O Adams visited with Ill's
and Mrs, Glenn E. McKay. The
hostesses served refreshment* to family «vt r Iho weekend »*n.
the following:
s rout*- from \Vit*l/iiff|nnf If,
Mrs. It. W. Tumor, Mrs. Glenn to W r*t Palm Hooch,
E. McKay. Mrs. Ed Itouth, Mrs.
6J(
w H
„ r i | Mrs. M,
w. eMoore,
,v ...r
« I M Mildred M fI n ly r o Kan itr*
E. C.
Harper,
H. C.
Mr*. A. K. Shoemaker, Mr*. O W. fB ed from Miami to vi*it with
Bailey* Mrs. J, K. C'ouder, M n. |J*''r mint. Mi* .1, N, Tolar and
R. C. Mnawrll ami Mrs. R. F. |Hr. Tolar.
Crcnihiw.
Mr anti Mr* Uuirh Whelrhrl
won- ri iris'crcil nl the Hotel
Ronarvi'lt
m Jnrknon villi* ovn
Dependable Class
the week.-ml
Farmers Called
To Discuss New
Ideas For Market
Sa n fu n l i* RponnoVitij; the p k l u t t
•*Thr I b •v 11 unit Mips J o n e * vH
4fnn|lMBFt| r r n » P hrw Owwl
ro-ptarrirnE J**nn
A r th u r
and
Charle* r o b u r n
with
Robert jootf a* any In thr *tatr It li not
t'umminjr*. which i* to ho ohown prrfivi hit nith the jrroper sup
Wed'Hip-Pifay mot Thu radii y tbli port for thr market on the part
week.
Tlup |hii
i»f thi* ppooponN1
picture i* to cnin mon^v which
will ciinhti' rho club to rar«y
on it* ’ McfeioH* aifl."
Although the proirrnm i* bring
pr«(*rn tifl fo r n worth y ratiM,
the picture it.*olf *hould i lia w a
larjfe r io w iL for it h Miiif to l»r
one o f the mo«t hilarious o f th°
*i*a*on.
“ Ir* a jolt for any olil-ufylt
tyronn with a ju m p y Ptomach
nini I* •rm ls» r anti niilk dh*t to
pick 1 up th«
morn imp paper ami
*fo Tint he ha* been linn (rod in
•■ffiiry '’ ii’ i
« biir dipurtmpnl
* tori' he '*io't teen)] owninp. It
j* pm Hi 11Ini !’ *,*ii*i for old John
I* o Mrrick* tC h m lr * I ’ n h u m l, a
liiirhrliM « » i *ch mol powerful
that
hi* i n t ' - t i ’ tm*n'l
ap peared
RADIO NEW S
WDBO
T o m o rro w 'll
Program
0 : J 0 Norman
B eaalcy
and
Florida Cowlmya
T :0(> Now*, of Eu rope
7:15 B reakfast brevities
IF
4 45 .^‘cattenrooil Bnine*
5 i*0 The loone Hitnfei
5 !U) Doc Seller* Trim Life St ur
ic*
h 15 The World Today
tFi'O Baseball Scores
r. 05 U P New*
n T5 Howard A Shelton
0 20 Su pper Hour
0 t* F.vnnjrelurt R T Halliday
7 <0 h m m n
H:CKI I P New-*
of Life
RENT & FARM
In Mu* F.vprglntlos MuckIniul llm-c crops n sonson
from Sept. 1 to May 1.
Most fortilo land in U. S.
Ditched, diked and pumped.
Heady for (he plow. No
rocki, no trees, level. Many
products profitably raised.
Good I ruck road to It. It.
and mnrkct nearby, Den
ial $ 111.04) |ier acre. Drain
7 1 AUantlc Sp ort- Reynuter
of thp- Snmirvde Countyrrowrv
S 10 Trthgrnm rraume
7 20 Miirtea I Interlude
plu* i few vital chanife« nt the
H:I 5 Mitinhi^ devnttoiN
7 o h r. rhriAtiiin
mar IpI**. Ihole ran I>e broofht
7 55 Rob Trout and the New*
about a vhanre for the boiler , H:30 Soul hern Serenade
> 00 Tevnco S tar I In di r
With popular wopport from the P 1H>Virifinia of Yowell-It* en
!*
05
Black
and
white
melmiri
'• "0 Clenn Millet
farnu i . anv rnawnnnhlo chan ye nt
0
15
,Myit
and
Marjre
4p T - Public A f f a i r *
the nnnk-t imu la* nrcom pfl*hnl
P 10 Matnel
2 u J u a n Arvirii
*' 1111,1 i' sour chance to atart
1 I 1 Newe tif the \\ h I
Ittviny that much nrnlnl pup- j 0 J 5 n r y a im fr lti e a
10 no Edwin C 11*11
port In i oopernlion with Frufen* 0 1* Woman of C'ourage
10
00
Piano
i
B
i
n
h
l
m
p
f to It,.|, Trout
•or AIi 'y, It lohf^.m, J nm mlhnir
|o 15 hnnee Orrhe* tr t
ifrow«t * and ih’iilcrw to act up a to I ft U P New*
10
50
\t
Home
with
Sully
M.
im 1
It 00 1 intun Well*, New*
formn’ !"* on Monday cveninf,
a g e p u m p in g at
UU pv‘ r
III
45
F
r
i
t
we
forget
11
o', | , \\ (Jrill t ill lie-Ti
Mas ’»> n» tha Sanford Hiyh
at ■rjx W rite o r v i s i t
It '2 O.'iiire O t'chc-tr.i
Qclied Fiiliuc Farmer** Bui Id inf 11:00 Knfe Sm itl Sp eak *
H » Prc** New*
at ** no o cto**|v in order that w# I 11 Fr> S w ln f y i* u r p a rtn e r
J 1 uO Sip n O ff
irlrhf i *d tepid her on a prnymm 11 TO Romance of Ileh n l i * f ■
11
Li
thu
(ini
Sunday
whlct* « r ran work at all •Tim
l lic new b«>dv of « nl* t i tented J Shawano Plantation
met h'liy In piepainHon for nrui 1 2 00 f p New a
b\ 17 it Peck dam in Moritjimi I
•ea<i*n
I 12 10 sSttK’ka
Hellc Giadr,
Florida
' r 'bunt thiTit nmuni! tt i- h u n
"Some point* w! rrh will porru* 12 15 4‘ heekerheni d Turn*
it i bike* wholli within tin Unit* j
up fot ili-o ii‘ *ii-n or**'
1 12 Jo I lane** Time
•0 M.lli*
" i What to produce fp*r the 12 15 Head ..f I ife
1 00 5 Mijf,|l' Hi Mntone
mark11
I
15
J
o
y
ce
Jord
an
c tandnrdIrafTon of *i Irctod
I TO Merry fin Bourn!
#»rhd'c* an-l *eed Mrain
*2 00 Mat v Maigniet \F Id 1
IV *rnancnls S'J.'.lq tn 5 IB
* Stnnda'd tntr* foi handling
J*
15 The *e|oi*tN
farm niodore
2
U
p
N
m
i
*■*1 JMs ira*ed arronyo of vcjrr,
2 10 \ Fi leOiT iu Deed
table* oth**r than 11 Irry
in the new*, rtpfi« fer
yi-ura,**
it l' <nid o f t!n pic'tiro
’■ffovod to jnVf**li(*fttr hi* new
found to npoH v mid f* rrot out
th#* iitiHui hvtder* who hanizofl
Will Have Picnic
horn J I’ p*i*®uii*!1* him-elf n* a
Mr nn,l Mi- (June Baber w«r* cInk in hi* *hoe fh unrtmrnt.|
,*l'h,n*'r * r m on ihia commit,
Mm. J. I). CjiIIaIiiui ami Mrs. in JHok*ntivin.* Sunday when am| find* mil a 1- 1 ho nevar
the
llotr kio*w nht nt pt'pvtde who work fci tc* xi I o ref with n* Monday,
V. J. Welter
»ut«i tamed
the they ri'ffHlerotf at
+Av
.M, at « DO p M
a ltvinr, A «ei,Nm loanaifef (Kit
member* of the Dependable C lin Ronftevelt
'*Y«‘ur • fnilv,
mun I (Swemil rule* tun with tVof the MethodHt Ctiureh l*»t rv■T |f IMUflON.
ening nt the home of Mrs. Cal- Mr and \|i< S S S'nrliug of rmin>, dn«[ n roincv inunc clrrk
"t'oun'y Afont
IJim n -Jt\ thin t tend
hioi fiO
Tahan on Fast
Second Street. i Tnl' ,llil|. <la . wore the wort
Spring flow n*
deemwted
the'end guo-t of \li and Mrs far vi'rit* when *lu* itiTfiiUet* hi?
t einai k about never * it f k lunch
roams of Mrs Calluhun's home, mg Femherg
in menu Ihat he i* h' eke
Mrs. I! II Ihckrtt prrsided |
ovrr the business Hireling at
Mi and Mi* .1 II Wvtin In.I
“ At a onion lliee* sT,vf Wb rrr
which tmir it wn* decided to hnve »> then c 'io -i- Sunday, Mr. an.I h** i' toidols * in* ■>'" r' iv oi ifa n•
n picnic on Jiine 11 to which t ie Mr....... go S’ llila.k and sop. IF. my ill'll i' - hi 10, I f*
I nil led
host and* of members will lie in- an, I Mi and Mi. l.iuln Wirt to 1bo elm for in
The lovely
vitrd. The devotional was run- lock of Jacksonville
voiiny • I n k . and held im to
ducted by Alt* t'allalinn and Mrs.
------—
1«i^ etonlo * * m* no • sam ple of
J. M. Leonard gave Die story of i Wot.l la* been received Dial i he ili*e, m e old aye thev tnre
i •»mlnnr«| I'rviHt I'fkr IN*r»
"Humoresque' fav Fannie Hurst, i William Ib-indon. cadet ni Fori WiiM <•\*t i to tht'ii t i'i*e >ie in- fit fieri* jeft field to play aerond
During Hie s.H-ia! period a-sal. Union Miltlnrv Academy in F. M r iU t hi ie In i d e it*' nil*! him.
ba»* arid .kick (ii)le*pie will ru*.
ail rourse w o. served by the Union, Vm . mnde the honor mil
•|| ,If »ip fun p r tin* nirturo etipv third ha***, Mnnnirer Girk
|1t . j p c i P . P
!i * t ' i d t u r n , a
hoitotacR,
| fur tlie* p«*t iiit>rith
AAaI <hi* moriiiny The open left
Thopp prpwnt werr: Mn, 55. O.
i Mr. ret
Oh*' Ilf i ep*W•' •*
*>0-0 field will te filled hv Bill Dnu^h
Shlnholser. Mrs ttert -Chsnman, | Mi* .1 M Sl.iyo nnd .mi, Jim. <
i
j u*h bun m mind
trty.
Sunfot d
pitcher,
*mee
Mrs. J. Ai, Ig-onnnl, Airs. II. II, mv, fanv'c arm ed from ( 'levelsTul.
Ulaioric* Fret! ■*> out temporarily
McCall, J r , Mr*. D. I). Smith, Ohio, to \ t . n with Mr- M v . with n thl* at mfee - ion
Mrs. E. A l.ondrniM-rg, Mrs. E. |,n,,.nts, Mi and M r. J M Wil. Mrs. Crenshaw Is
lh *,id<-a Pfeil, Rn v A*hton i*
IV, Copeland, Mrs It. It. Pickett. ,,,,,
out of actii i |day for thr next
Mrs. I*. II Ijinsing, Mrs. J ()
-----Elected Delegate few dm- with i ca-< of men*lea
Adams, Mrs. It II Tnylur, M rs.'
*|,, s
M,.n„ ,
MiThe pi' chi in* Muff •* now com.
Nancy Brock, Mr*. Herman Mid. |,m„,
Thnmpimii of Ginn D'liiin wn< e l i i t . paced - J VJ Kettle-, ltd! Duiiyhci .
l: I
dlelon Slid the hostesses.
villi- w eir the weekend ..........L ,, „
t>,
h .i I
iFudv niiil Frank IV11*I <1 :i did* | litr I Into th**
of AirMeans' farother-in lav. nim liai,
The l a fii ld
pfavet* a»r
lh.
Po*l
Office non
nrui
, Mi. nml Mr* J If F le tk s mid V m lrn i 1 1 imvcnHoit FlrH l(a*ein in F u m
L a valley,
Annual Luncheon Is \Vyim
u hu i will l>< ti * FI m <iamo* ville Secorirf ha ■■■•mu o Jo e Ju * P ee, thud
2 45 t hildren Alan
P
2 55 Pre a* New*
a oil Bali Hannon
a 15 We The Abbott*
ft ’ll St ory of Be** .lohn*ofi
A 1 5 Accent on mu-ir
4 15 Vf Icmooii Y arii t lea
A t> Stock*
x:,
EVALEEN’S
i BEAUTY SHOP
/V
M il I IT 1 11V I V R N 1 !■
'.
\ l ItHS^; F i l l IM 11 VI I
* Vlifa
I I I IT T IO M '
7 r,
Girk Appointed
Manager Of Ball
Team Last Ni^ht
J iitic 1 t nfni pi, ri 1 tin n o « iirm
nl thi r*friiip .im Ft idiiy fv i tnrm at
tin It...... nl NF .....I Mrs II A.
M ra A M . Ph i 111p * w n n ire n i*rit I
M 11 hind
chairman of the unnnul luncheon
,
*
.
»
M F VV 1 1r h 1 will nt tend n* a
and meetintr of
the
Hom an*
d id iy nh f u i i i Hu*
po*t
tlffic o
.
in
r ii i . ■
ii
A u i i h n ' \ nf Holv t ‘ro»* Kpi'
f I. ik*
Mi* M I Wnithi pre.
ropal CThureK which
wan held
aided over the hii*oie«* let * tmu
in the Pariah llmi*»* yenterdav
nnd cull* d f*o 'he i* porta " f the
Stella
Arrinjrton,
Mr*
• 1:00 o clock. Sp ring garden' m|
N il, M i.. E m m s Owru offireiR
A letter wm* n*a«f fioni
flowo.s » „ r , used m (hr Inn
Mr,
r Msxw. lt at*, ml
the enteftnitiim nl l ommitlee coll
qn«l room »ndsk.> .lovorst. the ,, R |unr)lrlM1 nni, „ ,|,.,rl.-( lfiRC attention ti» the iunVenlion
lunrhooi, table
........... „ f „,,,
uh. , , 1 .........
A "oi'uil nmil 1 wh* « nJoy'd nnd
Th.- lb V Ma-lln I Bran,
I 1h(,
Kan|.n .. ........................ ..
i’ii i '1 p a n e *
|dju*il, with Mi*a
frrv,l th ank .
ar„l
M r.
J
I J
t|1 Mt |)or. Saturdnv M f Mill'bn Wf iyM
w innmir
In 1*1
In g lr v p r e . i d r .1 m-er tha l. u . m r w | ( , w,,n WB, ^|,.r „ , 1| r, ( m *
*('•*• 1 1*r 1r•• fot Ho- ladle* und \l
aeanlon
follow ing
the
lum h* , (
h
o
tloidtder
wmiiinj,'
Inch
-eefc
o f the chapter
eon, Ten m em ber" o f the L ' u i r | 1
I f o 1 fh*- men
W'nod Uhutrh
wire
In atMi
Moreland - • t a *‘iI mi h( " t i l <e tn the follow 11 ur ciu - !*
owra." "* ,'llMU ”f
,"C*1, Phillips To Talk
pie • nt
The finance eonimiUe# %Ahich
At Commencement 1 Mr and Air* M 1 W ny hi
w hr nppomti*d yenti nlnv im bidi’ A
________
Mr and Mi* Alien r io 'd n ii i , M<
M i" J . 1. Inirley, rharrman. Mr*
i and
1p H F
< reiiehaw, A11 .
L A K E L A N D - Mn 2u
So*, mil
11 H Uidr man ond Mr* Hoy — Herbert S. Phillip* of Tampa. 1 I • oi'** Muller,
Mi-*
Mm i Hm
Holler The rir rhaptei director* United Statea nttorne\ tm the WriiHit, Mi** AMi'tic tioirfnier 10 1
were an no u net'll hv the m w |n ev Southern D li trirt of Flondo, will Mi MorelancL
ident of the Auxiliary, M** Am. di-liver the conn-men vn\ addre**
el la Noble,
follow* Mr**, W i at tt»e fiflth irriatltinhon eierciio*"
f., Wat non, Mr*, R, W Utipr*i lit, o f Florida Southern F o lh m on Missionary To Japan
Mra Noblis, Mr a
Potter, Mr*
Monday, May 26. at 5 Oil P M
Is Auxiliary Speaker
F. A. Dyaoii
ami
Mr* It A P n a i d e d t Ludd M. Spivey
an
Newman.
noumed
today.
Phillip* i*h u
New o fflre m fo r the year in* | Southern nltimnu*
Mm
V* i non Ci nw ford, n i*
elude: Mra. Noble, preaident; Mr*
D r S p iv e y m ill d e fiv ri l i e b a r . lulled miRRionary to Jnpan ,
M. Miruirlk, vice prealdent; M o , i rnlnureate urm um Snndu\ morn. the Rilest »|H'iikt t on the proFU'1"
1
Em cit
Krtipp,
trea*u re r,
and Ing In Annla Pfeiffer *hap*l. n«*w fot the m*piiTitionnJ niecliiiF
the Worucu’"
A u itli ary ol th
Ml** n liv e
Hinkle, F ie r i' nr v
• trueture Iielnir uaed F i
9
Ti'fthyt
4
'i
ijiii
t
bur*
h
which
won
Mra
Mnriraret J Li rue* i* *»*cii»l in cnee me nt r x r n i i c * foi the ftr*t
o d d yc*t**idny afternoon
Aervtre 4h Airman;
Mr*
P
B time.
Mr* It H Mr<‘iialin, pr* **i h hi
'Stephen* n. educational chao ov-in,,
of th*' Aiix ilu iiy, pii*«iited ••», *
Mra. IlnrriR
Anderaou^ I utl 1
CARD O F T H A N K S
the htn*im*"* meeting and Mr* I
Helper*; Mra. A l e i It Yuui h n J
1 F r a n r had chfirye of tin »h
united
thank
o ffciin ir ;
M r*'
An intereRtiriK talk *n
W. 8. foletrum, box w ork; Mr*. | We mrlah lo thank our friend* j v« tmnal
'Brnxil."
th,- j>',.grain
tii-'i,,.
W. J . Morrlaon. pr a y e r partner*; fur their many art. af km,
and
exprraxlot\.
nf
xyin|>alfay
dur
■
I>
givrli
fay M> >
II J I., li
and Mra. K. 11, Mohlry, pu M u ily j
ing the rcTenl illnr*. an,I tlrall man
rhulrmun.
Held By Auxiliary
HONEY FE ST IV A t.
W EW AlirrCHKA, Huy 2d —
iff)— A tuncln honey fr.U vil
"III be held In Dili West Florida
town early in July to rrlrbrate
completion o f the honey harvest
which hat Just started. Host or
tha tupelo honey production In
Florida ii centered In lie Apala-
Mr* It It Pipyuti »s oi .Lit k
-on vi He vvhcie -In* i* at tend Mi if
the three da y em u en tn m of th*
» lornln M u ;v I lont i*t* t onvftitlon
..
■ , itrpili rdfO
,
Mr
r m im r*b o pttendi'il Son
liny nnd Mendav
of our loved onr. For tin- Im-iiii.
Ilful floral offering.
an> w ry
grateful.
Mr
ba Reman Rick f aiTIc-**111♦ • and *J n» l
r | o |i
Ntutl \\ dhnm*
Onh two
out 1 FIf i i 11 ninln on the act tv«*
Il*t P» l( i
Mi Raney
and Jim
Bo Hi
n
Pad,
thi*
had
quh(
T D“ *" e^mined 1‘lherl
^anf »d * to w piti hei.
Iifn e arid »«id th at hi*
ri a im which would re*
P iid lie tt ha* had two
trial
the mound and w il* bat
T the box both time*
Ud *ut
Tire rcMifea * Mdntion of D* Do*
t^.it In •i y’ i'M
n rest
leaee* I
■ S,* nueRHon of I J* relen**' or a i - I
I' *0*1011
1 "U
'
lo
tin
b a .rh il!
a *- o C ia
|kw<t Mllli Iir f X|ii'i'h I
i nljfett to *tn\ iiioimd for a ft w
British Repel
Nazi Invasion
Trial On (Veto
• I hd I I *• h
|
t -
rn (»
Our *
mid th« 11• rman centr *»1 * *
1 l i f 1 - 11dde nil lot 11•*11* pi '
•iat.lv fo
cunt nine
I nnm
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Following Ifar iirogium Ihr an
r, il aI MrtGlav |,nrtv nf Uu- Annl
ixry wa. luTil. with uu inrinl„r-
nnd Mra. W. E
fainlly.
Mr. and Mrs.
fsmlty.
tin nier nml J niton,ling A r lor llietne uf
low, gri-en mol white wn« rm
G. L
Sspp Slid pHWmlaetU-m the dee,,rations in tli.
A u sillar^ roo m
The leg tslil,
wns ovrissltl with • Mu,lens elolh
and rrnlernd wilh a large , ike
decorated in the rhouen eoliir.
Refreshments nf suffrt- and iukr
were served lo Ihusr present
ANGEL’S
EAT SHACK
Hanford Avenue Jest O ff Of
L
w ant t o p allow ance on your
present car, ami to]> value in itic new !
ik e
any
v im
iu yik . you'll
A x?oo‘l m a n to s e e on both counts is your Ford
dealer. H e's r.igtr to talk trade. And be has one o f
the really
new car buys o f all time.
P assen g er room of the *4 t Fond is g reater than that
o f any com parable car. Its soft, quiet rid e, entirely
new this year, is a real sensation. It is econom ical,
to o —w o n first place in its class in the official 1941
G ilm ore-G rand C anyon Econom y Run! F or a Big D eal
and B ig Value, :Vc your .Ford dealer!
GEf THE FACTS AND YOU'D GET A FORD
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PAGf_Wr
FLORIDA
Civilifin Defense
Office Formed By
. Chief Executive
A s Plktfes
CMOHT 3V FtOftlD*
RAIMA, S. C.. Mijr tO
Other Charges Heard
* At Special Session
• Held Last .Friday
on I m d ocr.t at the n p i u r m a in
lltraMpwI Court Uoru
l a y afternoon at the Police Sta-
ruaed of -being aa fnjaato. of a
disorderly houeo. estreated a t i
Uood.‘ . Arthur Lee Roblnaoa. ae-
IsauK
s .rwaa
S itdlamlaacd,
e s ^ s Jim
.a fIUndlf ia
Inn, accused ef reekleaa drteinr.
KSt-
rutile flbd fined t i t or 4* daye.
W H W pJM am chvrged with
illsardefijr conduct, waa found
minty and fined'fill or 4B day*.
Jtca Cooper, chaired with ajwedmnir, vfaa distil Used. Cooper alto
n i l chanted with reekleaa driving,
"udfced guilty and given a fine of
ISO or 1*0 ilaya, of urhlch the 90
day. was suspended.
Charles Junes, charged with re.
mdstln* arrest waa found guilty
and fined 184 or 00 dare. Jones
nlso waa accused of drinketmss*,
judged guilty. and fined *10 or 30
■lafs.
Mhy nsvsuii,
Hawkins, so.
ac.
tu
p . gillie
venue saay
- t n 4 » d .bout a mile away.
>*> Of the other bombers I»
moMtlon flew on to' LaajtField while the other thro
ftS g to Savannah.
sadof.drynkennes*, estreated'a
0
. Shmle Mathews, arMd of drunkenness, wits cm*
efttd and hoed flO or St days.
ie waa also charged with dleorilr conduct. found guilty and
Htd 110 or 30 days.
At a Special court PrMny, the
following charges against white
Ptraop* wrre listed:
Waller Hopkins, charged «l|k
■poedlnr. had his case disr.itaaed.
Mra. Mabel Wetherlngton, charged
with disorderly ronduct, waa found
guilty and given n suspended fine
t-f IIP or 30 days. Julia Krnest,
charged with' disorderly condbitt;
had her case dismissed.
Luddl
Cog burn, charged with rtlsopriei •
ly conduct, was convicted and
given a suspended sentence of |I0
oy SO ilaya. Mrs. Ktbcl foghorn,
charged with disorderly conduct,
urns found guilty and fined *10
or 30 days, which was suspended.
Charge* against
negroes In.
eluded:
Mantlce Williams, .reused of
dnmkrnnr.s. was
tnund guilty
and fined V0 or 1b days.
M. C.
Brook,, charged with assault, was
found guilty and fined |1 or 00
days, of which 00 days wns
ru>rd r f ntnrdcr. w it* tra n sfe rre d
Jo the County.
FOR A
nr** I'PiiM Pti-r • ■-»
urgthit that the required minimum
he signed ey then.
|
| ‘Tnll*tmr|il in the futrvs n fur '
, ‘.hrve >cm t, nut many stipulation.
.ilr |uit In tile contract to allow
men to witlaltaw If it hemmo
necessary, Mr, llm per eaplaimd.
i tying tu clarify; the problem
' s o le men have u lfem l as leusmis
] foi not signing for such u long '
I prrhal.
' .
I
|- Srpsinlion frojn the Snvlce |
is iillowid for the following i n
tons:
|
1. Convenience of tlw slale
I
2 . iVimanent
trmoviil of i i > i |
dritce nway from lie home »t» .
tlon.
3. Engagement
In
business \
which lr-ccioiies projier |wifunn-j
anee ot I raining diillea.
I
4. Knllstn rut or indurlinn In I
the niineu forces of the llmleil j
Laarits Melchior
States.
„* « 'Ip®" becoming
phy.irally ,- u ,iti Melchior, great Wagnerian
dUjiu.miofl.
:«rnnr, who it both a hunter in hit
B nnplness or misconduct.
j lptt«
, nd in
)!(,_ don, ,
7. I- rndutrnt rnlLlmcni.
searskin In hta Ntw York horns and
Enlistment* ale limited only ty Mows his Siegfried horn as he prethr iibovr rfiw ini ami by « k»’ parr« to leavt on a huntlnir trip, lit
r .i.o n s lietween the age* of I* , wiN .j*,,,, lwo month, ,n
blt.k.
and j B yeats of age are eligible, i
woodt of AlawVw.
* s /s c ^ a /fs s ,
WBtOM/*tS W VS reXMtOS
\ o m c ss, w a s C f tt e v r w
f#& m p jc w m so a s o r
. ,
Wiley Fossil, ac. and given a suspended sentence of
30 days and ordered out of town.
TTa following were charged
frith vagrancy, given suspended
PERFECT
sentences of 30 days and ordeted
out of town: John Harry Davis,
Alicia Wilkersan ami Beatrice
Hose. DiTT.I I-rc Hivera, charged
with vagrancy and loitering, was
found gullly and given IB days.
Johnnie Jones, charged with
speeding, was convict nl nnd fined
fl> or 1* d fra. which wns suspended. William Jones, charged with
disorderly conduct, wrna Judged
guilty aau fined |10 or 30 day*.
Jon-S was also charged Vflth assault, found guilty nm| fined |10
or 30 days.
Nellie Sanders, charged with
Isorderlv conduct, waa dismissed,
bert Sanders, nreused af'disorV comtuct, had hls easo dis* *B old fino waa eollrctFrank
crew s rjt; /Q & 9 +*a i
r o y k ja s s
A
co w ry *
f
/a*
F IQ R /O ft M
i f f ftV O to
Aircraft maker* nr » coiviimi*
ii bn lit TO perm it tif Ihr ninu
nrtiuut ii IInv d nviu'iihU' m ibi*
l ’ mil'll Stiitra.
C M A srrm w r ,
' n g a t s iv f l u s s m i o t e s r
A sm s r A tw s p m £ s * w
n y p O U N t($U O ti. ff s u s u r s
s s n a v t /i u r s e c /< s* # & r r
E OLD HOME T O W N
Htt'Aleredl U V P*1#«l Offitf
l JU S T BORROSNEC* YOU I?
hubbys
g l a s s F U N N E L S -TPy t h is s u re re : e ® 6 t im e r
your
ro a st
ROOM
dark
amo s e e
Vh/HAT W IL L
h a p p e n
::
MOKI i l af et y l ( i r c s t e r p r o t e c t i o n a g a i n t i l i l o w o u t i !
anioui "llra k c-A itio n tread c o n tro l) skids, stops you
quicker, safer, siraightcr. G ives M OK E mileage! Eatra
pcrlorroance si a inodrrate price!
\ \ l/y SPRIN# T1MI
STATION
W R fT N r it S T 1 L S O M
T R A T HANDY M A N
W IT H T O O l S
Phone » M *
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tftorc
Stoi
Social Fraternity In
Formed At Southern
M a th e r A rpad e
LAKELAND. Uay 2d i t W ia l )
— Formation oi Kappa Theta Pal,
local social fraternity at Florida
Boutharn College, was announced
today by President Lud-l M Spi
vey. Twenty^lght boys air ehar-
le m e n ts
Classified
imiAtioN WANTED
an
NRAT AND
dreradable
Robert Caldwell,
Prrablent;
Lloyil
girl IlM ln r, A>ri Meyers, vlfe.preal*
•tit) ‘ Loo Weineteln, New York
‘ ty, secretary; John Young, WIL
ms port, Inil., treasurer;
WIL
m Howard. Bradenton, sergeant
arms; Louis Culpepper, tioyn-
D Furniture
arm at Xent'a
v TIM*
( laude Stai
Lm, house manage
; field, Sarasota, cl.
|Nrldrtt, Jr., Havana, Cuba,
I licity chajnuanj (Tsiencc Cml p.
bell Kebring, senator.
Others lif the charier
charle _giouii ar.
i (icurge
rge Taylor, klephyr
Kephyr Hills.
II
Sterling Gardner, Tampa; William
(Irincr. Owen Taylor, lurk .mi
ville; Kay -nflllifaid, (itnvrlan.l
David Furshay. Weal Palm lieu, h
M.uW Itiiliuismj, Set ring. Ilidandu
MaiUru i. Ai leim.u, ( uba: tlei'
I: p. mL .Silvei Wils.ni, ill andrnt.in;
t tbelt Mel .etui, h i, st|n m»f; hi auk
i iwgrl Hslnr. t'ilv; [.mis I urcy
.f Orlan.'i.; .'.ail rm :.ei. Sjniait||. Sil:
Wniil
Hebei ling,
I aim
VV.iith. Marridle l.niig. Yankee
'Min; Wilmiml lirnrge, W illi.ton.
t .....si Hpeiirei
Mu-tu i, Julian
Ii like, ("enter II ';.
Sod iku SM| lot i III.
ll M U W
4*rfbU,
laoLEsig
SEAT COVERS
.. .
Ippruvc rutM fil l
rr«tti mwrn
•«w upMiiirf
. biolW /lM
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BATTERIES
m tsry
m /
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Istll D(t*s la n w
lwo *••) •—*» It
must rime biiim.
tltaa sad ertaHikf
tttwlatli. iVtik ihi
iikltL iht hriln.
r E o T C :* "
*seine U lint far •
Thorough Lvhekafioo
tint yo« f i n dflYoiI t*m
10
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t»d*W V t f l l f f p ju 4 « k (
M u# ak ttftsl
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v t iili iK « t o r f t t i l u b i u o m *■ s p o t ■
F R lf
w m ycm r
mJ
t>r your <•# mart-intMior *4
inifuiu ikilub ui lour utiimiN*a
fM imtkU
WINES - GINS - LIQUORS
FRHK IlRLlVKItY
I'HONK h"*n
BILL’S PACKAGE STORE
IM W. FIRST RTHFHT
By
KTTA K B IT
jysnoo, TOO I—
BLANKET
PAYSI
D on 't trust the sslcty o f your family to the
uncertain protection o f "|)ar|tain" tirea . . .
e s p e cia lly w h en "U . S." qu ality saves you
m oney in tliegn d. Get our net price includ
ing your o ld tires.
BAGGETT’S
Liquor
or
DR. HFNRY
McLAULIN, JR.
with famou. "B R A K E -A C T IO N " tria d
n r a n ii y , C h om p a g n c,
tt’lne, fita, Cordial*, d c .
s e r v ic e
If iNrr* U awr *1*•IItit BjiRRt If.
OntH In f»r an viRnlRKllan (tfroly lla ttp ITT nfiVll
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;g u l f
GLASSES
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onthefinesta//-round*tire(
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At Oar Package Store
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of fmiH In 11) 11
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JUST PHONE 911}
VICHY, France, May 20 —
— Ftanri- has lost a third
of her mr? chant tonnage since
thr urmi«t»c«“. it was announced
yesterday.
This was Mild in have Included
24 4,401) Ions ,<f shipping reqiil*
Fitianed m Idiwked by the Ger
mans at the time of the armlitier, 4 ! ’I,IHI1> Ions srised by Ihft
(Intish ntid I2.D00 tons under
“ Fiee Fit’ iu ir control.
Bur w a s n t
\ \DU NCVSfJ D fO /> [_
THfi GOVERNMENT IS
pi. a c in 6 1 H 8 s n i o c N r
PILOTS AraOWMO N f—
prtiVWS HOM IS — -------- 1 S ldN E P
^
THSYPZ6 L
CNTHER
WAYOVSJ2
YOU(2 MCfHGL?
ACTUALLY .
FUftlOUS ?
PAUL ROBINSON
kErr.'kErr.'
SH H H .-TH lS
MUST BET
MUST
BSTTHSM
C O M IN G /
KNOW ANYONC
Hi THAT NAME
ETTA? ( - ■
HELLO.
sof2e/
■a
t
; ' /c i
J SOUNDS
TAMN_lA(i*
OH.VEG'IN
,s\v~1 THE
^
| HJo
' >il/f| WHITE
HONI f -
!IAL month of
regular price,
returned
in
g at no ettra
a County Laun-
ri w c -fie -------1
J bVANJET2£*
L v I 'V
1*1 fOWN CAN
■-M m
us
Vs -ta1
b*»-J khCtr f
s-f - ;
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V wonted
ycle
THE LONE
(
liv FRAN HTRTKilkf
pre-
m k
almetto
now take
T EVEN i
it
e m
.
LISTEN CUD3E, STRANG ER. M0U MEET ME
NEAR THE BIG ROCH OUTSIDE O TOWN ,
WQHT AFTER DARK. n_LTELL VUH WHAT)
I KNOW ABOUT THIS r -~ 7 —------ —
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To Bottom Of
>rida State League As Red
H ats Slug Way To 13 To 4 Win
Two home rune were made
during thn context with Catea arid
Whitlock veiling the pill oat of
the perk. Whitlock mode hie
uadniple with no men on lb the
■ivth inning.
HoUta*
«,
Dauyu,
Madjcskl. F-dwnrdn X,
Path R Run* batted in, aiUaapie I, Whitlock, Booth, Trammell
r O a t e a I, Danyo, Madjcskl t,
Sehon a. TwohiM bite, Tram
mell, , Danyo,
Pugh,1 Hoislng,
Home tana, Cate*, Whitlock.
Stolon baaee, Madjcskl, Sehon.
Sacrifice, Danro- Double plays,
Catea, Sehon and Sterling X.
Left on baaee, Sanford 7, DeLand
8. Baae on bait*, off Daugherty
8. IIIU, off l*adguU In
Louis Says He Will
Retire From Ring
In September
State-wide
Get tinder Way at Midnight Tuesday
TALLAHABSE* . Mar
SS(Spceial)—Throughout Urn stats,
Mr. and Mrs, Baaa bare been gw
JoyIn* their laat week of mat
and reeuperatk* from the spownla* season, for today ttey'vn (a t
to atart witchIn* their step. '
Todmvs the day the state-wide
black beta aetaen opened, with
thooianda of ardent trash water
an*lare all aet to pat a minnow
or a plug ri*ht where U'e a w l
apt to tempt nay and all omat,
len of the ban family. The aiaa
on opened at 12:01 A. M. today
and iters were plenty at fisherman on the Job before aan-op, be
lieve* 1. N. Kennedy, executive
aorrelary of the State Cummin,
aion of Gama and Freak Water
Ptah.
In Levy and Cltroa counties,
anglers have already been active,
for 'he lo u aeaaoa haa been Open
in thoee countlea alnee April SO.
Reaolutiona of county cMkala.
sioncrs, eloaln* their coaailee to
•II fresh water fishing, will keep
the following counties cloned pan
tho t-nerwl opetilnf detoi Franklin, which la closed through Mart
Wakulla, closed through lfa y . In
addition local laws will keep Golf
county and that part of Its Dead
Lakes ami Chi nola River In GaL
boun county closed through May
By German Navy;
Revealed A t Event
u
county
at.
C
Mgy o aa'I boy g finor eyUade*
Md g eser. Beet KOYAL quality
eagbooL Extreme-
X ’£ : L r z iR Q fi
Com
Limu
y n pplot
i s i ca with
wnn hit
aw lluw
lj
mgaamg toola and r„ ri
toogggoriae nicui
BASEBALL 8KI0 P. M . TONIGHT
DELAND
Sanford Electric
Contracting Co.
E. C. HARPER
. ‘
108 M h fn oU a
Vandy Is Heading
For No-Hit Record
i>
;V
.
T in t S T A T S O r ^ U J I t l D A . D .fv a tu t.
,
T tu e T A X ^ a r a a i j AN D c i t ISKNH o r THU CHW O F BANf u r d . in b e m in o l k c o u n t t .
to
ruonliiA.
FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE
.
Won
DeLand ______________
8L Augustine --------Orlando --------------------Daytona B each .... .....
Leesburg - .............. .
Ocala ________ _______
Gainesville ................ .
Sanford ....... •.... ........
Lost Pet.
23 10 .607
22 II ~M7
IB II JW3
IB 14 .B63
16 17 .IBB
II 20 4TB
|1 23 424
tO SI'413
RESULTS YESTERDAY
L e e sb u rg 8, Q t le - * ,
anu
all
o r it aria
IT MAT CONCHRN: I’ t n M ta k e aeitee th at a p*Utle e haa twos film la | » e , CtrvoU
Court o f the Ninth Ju d icia l C ir
cuit o f K h r i h , la one fu r gem ln o il County. lo r Iho purpose or
obtaining a i m w o f rate C oer t
r a lld a ll u a a a d c o n firm !* * C ity of
Sanford. Florida, Haf a n tin g V o ad a
Iiooe o f IC tl, to ho dolod March
I. I t t l . In Iho oura Of llTi,**S.»».
•u b d lrld id Into throo ( 1) 01H00 oo
follow s, to -w ill acrleo c til.s * * - Berios U » I I M M t * ; * « 4 Bo
r i n K, iyi.eeu.ee, a t fu lly d»■ rrlbrd in cbM B ilU lo a fo r v s lldotlon nnd th at iho Honorable M.
R Bmlth one of Iho J u d a e a ' *>
■ «M Court, has Issued an order
roqulrlua that cauao bo sh e w n
If an y th iro he, a t the Courtbsuso la TUuavttto. FlorlLa. at
td* I.'clock A. M- ou th s I t lb
d i r o f M ar, A. Ik I t t l , w h y m M
bond*, th a n not h i v a ild itc d and
confirm s*, and you a n h ir e b f
n o llflid to abow caua*. It an y
you ham . at I b i t i n t and p U rs
■ poclflod in aatd o rd ir, w hy la id
rwndt should not bo valM altd and
c u iflr in n l
‘
TbU wot Ire - h ill I d pn btllhlC
In T ill Hanford llorald, a n a w i- ■ i * r i>n'.Hsh*l - lu aald C ity o f
.
one- rarji w t-k
ior t u r n i n ooi*.'*wuitiu w eek*
or tor to aaM hoartn*. tho first
publication t h in o f to bo at Issst
otahtron ( ID d a n prior to th i
dot* o f M U h ia rln e : •
w iT .v ic a a my band and tho o f
ficial m l o f. aald Court at San
ford. Florida, thla li b day , of
May. A , I I . m „ p j i NRNDON, ■
C lark of tho C ircu it Court Ninth
Ju d icial C rcu lt In and fo r gciulnolo p o n a ly. rio rld n
. . ,
House Okeys
Increased Auto
Tags By 60-25
Tar Teams Show
More Wins Than
Losses This Year
ta c n u c a r
o r t A M r o n a * m u sic ia n
corporation. - re lllle n o r. .
( ,
c it y
psm ongsrs aw l a crew o f ISO,
Ih tir erea consider* nl< cap.
fuaina i f 4o the M i m i ef lha
Aiucrlcant on board.
Thomas Cook and d m . Now
York passenger agents for the
vessel, aald Iho SUie Department
In WaikbtgUn had I’M retltd II
net tr» relearn Urn posuuge* Hat
on the gtwoad that then was no
ial)—‘Tee go In to quit for sore
official word as to whether the
thla year," JOO Louis was quoted
ship had betrn t »nkin Look magilnc today. "Guess
*bout next Fepteirter will be my
8tate Department officials dis
lasL That Michigan ranch la jual
claimed any each order, saying
In Look magazine today. “Guess
It wna up to the Cock office to
on It."
alcalde who’har or not te w W j
Loula made lha remark -to
the list. The Cook office closed
Gene Kessler, who wrote the ar.
without tdtadng It. although it
tide for Look.
Bowling Green, aald It woe far the waa antwonesd that a copy _ had
Joe'i deiire to retire, may*
tfneflt of -The togottea man of licen sent stimuli to the Btate
Keiiler, nyU lm hit big offcntlva
the citrus industry/' who had tee D epartm en t.______________
during Ihe winter "agalnat as
little fruit to justify the expense
sorted hulki posing as eontendef patting It through a packing
in ."
house.
" f l was too aofl pickin’ ta
Advance reports on the sale of
Senator Folks of Ocala, joining
quit," Jne lokl Keiiler, who I* fishing licenses, sold by county
Mi ghost writer, “ thalY why I judges and their authorised a- Cl left in his unsuccessful fight,
never quit like 1 tole you I wna grnla, indicate a steadily growing declared:
“ Everybody knows that the
gonna. It waa loo rear In make
money. But I ce mado up wy lining on soft touches, and he greatest foe of the citrus Indus
try
la the BUte of Florida.**
naturally has softened up," aald
mind again."
The bill waa opposed strongly
The article aald Promoter Mike Kessler, "Tula hasn't been anJacobs and Managers John Bogdaily noticeable hoes us s Joe by Senator Taylor of Largo, (Special>— Sports teams at Rolborough end Julian Black mapped
a met only harmless punchers chairman of the citrus committee, Ifns O liege s vs raged slightly
lha tfghLn-month campaign to since Tony (latento. Mike Jacobs who sold I “If thla passes, wa above 400 during the past col
collect all Ihe easy money before almost awalfoWvd his store teeth might as will repeal every fatw legiate veer M thee won 31 con
'heir black gold, mint quit opi rat. when Tony pot Joe op the fleer. on the books for tho regulation test* while dropping 20.
The only cHamploMh'n tram
“Promoter Jacobs is rushing of the citrus Industry"
Labor l a d
Industry were
“ Louts lea admittedly been fat- Billv Conn into a Jane title whin
with Loula even before Conn Is g asked yesterday to get together
full-grown heavyweight Jacebe on a legislative program for pro out of nlna to taka the B 1 X A
fears the Bombor la on tho verge tection against later difficulties championship ever the pick of
ef slipping suddenly. If anyone on Florida defense projects.
the South's smaller coBcgoe. Next
A House later subcommittee in line was a fin e , craw eight
beats Louis, Mika wanta Its earn
to be Conn—the second largest was named to meet with rt pro which haa beaten
Washbtgtou
link In (no Jacobs tin-car chain •mistIves of both later and In and Lee, Springfield, Richmond,
gang."
dustry In an effort to draw a American International Callage,
It was said that Louie was ex hill, agreeable to both, which will Georgetown
and tho Orleans
pect ed to knock out Conn, then end a series of hot disputes on Rowing Club eight*, and flabhad
•— V 8 —
make a laat aland maybe against Ihe question.
(n fourth place In competition
CHARLIE GIRK’H
tnu Nova, recent conqueror of
Representative Shafer of Polk Saturday against
seven other
Max Baer. "That is, unless Joe ■rill hoed the subcommittee. Oth craws st Msrietts, Okie In the
Is persuaded that he can collect er members a.r Toland of Hills Dsd Van Regatta.
(300.000 (or another easy year borough and Morrow of Palm
Chief sport fanturs on ths
of ranking popovors who can't hit Roach. Officials of Ihe Florida
MUNICIPAL BALL PAKK
RoBlns campus this past year
hard enough to glre him a head, Federalloa of Labor and the As was
ths Iscroasod Interest tok
acite."
sociated Industrie i of
Florida en In tennis bv the undsr-gradnraid they would participate In itso as a result , or tho entrance
tho c o n f e r e n c e * .
of Jack Kramer, -.anted OUt lit
The House later
committee the country. Ed Atldo, ranted
yesterday killed, bv a vote of se 17 th nationally, Ed A mark. Bal
rin to one. a hill which would
ed eighth hi doub’ sa, and thr
hars required labor unions to fine aid nlayers, PauRne Betr
Incorporate and set maximum In and Dorothy Bunds. The Tart
itiation fees at |I0 and the
put out an unofficial tennis
maximum dues at 1 percent of
teem which won raven matched
the worker’s pay.
without . defeat,
beating
the
Opponents of the bill contend
ed the Legislature tee no more strong t>. of. Miami among u4hright ta ragulatu feaa * honeed , r RoBln» "basement** trams thb
bv later unions than the fees
year wore basketball which won
of other organisations.
Representative Hello of Es- only four of IB gomes, baseball,
cambU. wte Introduced the bllf, which won ftvo w MW toslBg
Wrcte lo Chairman Gillconle of
tte committee that he did not
want to appear before the com
mittee teraura the chairman and
several member, of this com
mittee ha<ra disclosed attitude*
not friondlv tn any Irgislatloo
that racks'lo liberalise later pol
NEW YORK, Msdr » - ( S t e ;
icies. **
A two-thirds vote of Uie Houa* rial)— Johnny Vender M oot, tte
lo necessary to bring up for Dutch Master of Arable no-hlt
consider*' !«n a hill bearing an fame, averaged gteHjr a »trtte*
out an toning In Us Wat *0 tenunfavorable rf-^ mil lee r-oort.
Tho Rotter Ruslnoao Associa- tnga thla asnsou, putting him far
linn, rlslmlng rrpraaenlotioii of out la front la tte race fm tte
BOM Independent raerrhents In 1M1 Btritera* championship of
Florida, declared
yesterday II tte NaUoaal Laaawo. thanks la
would oppose nnasogv of a pond that fast curve of hla called by
ing House bill revising chain
store licenses and levying a 1
•arrant p w i tax.
C. A. McKay, of Tampa, and
ROYAL
t e a cia cx rr catrmr J i m
*t
D eUnl ir, Sat .urd i.
exploit which made Urn the talk
ef tho baseball world in 1038
loomed brighter when ha strung
together 11 successive ne-hlt inn
ings in parts of games pitched
against tbs Cota and Pirates,
the last 6 InoInga of hU Cub
game and the first 0 of his'next F f i V u * it. W U JO H
co u n cil fa r -n tH lo n it t
start against Pittsburgh.
Will Brighten Up Your Wp
A bright, cheerful Lamp wBl-*M« thlEfR*
for your homo—and at ottr lew priee*, jm
can afford lo-havo the btoll , /
f
11
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So. I
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Sanford Is The Only Central "
Fhtrtda City Affording Rail, Highway
And Water Transportation
AN INDEPENDENT NEWSt'APKK
SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY,
Southern Coal
Men Object To
Lewis' Power 50 Active And
Nazi
roved By House Mine Workers’
Measure'Is Sent To
#• Senate For Actfon;
Proposed Levy On
Soft Drinks Loses
Kiwanis Speaker
Head
Would Be Dictator
By New Contract,
Operators A s s e r t
s Pour into Crete
Lake Mary Girl Wins State
Cup
40 Commercial
Jaycees Signed] j
advertisement campaign
today,
Over f.0 active members and
that John L- Lewie, President
nearly 40 commercial member*
o f the United Mine Workers of have been takrn Into the Benford
I
*■ anman
Americs <(’ . I. ().), would become Junior Chamber of Com mere*
H e “ dictator uf this country'' if with five teams out of II having
tha bituminous industry accepted completed Ihelr reports, it vt
nt the group's regular
the union's new wage and work- announced
meeting at the Recreation Build
tag conditions contract,
ing list night.
Tho Sou,hem group, rejecting
Additional reports wilt be made
a contract formally approved at the nest meeting June 3 and
TJULARAB&EE. M«v 21
F**taff*y
by
the
Northern
Ap
w-W3)— A threo-cant clonrRichard liras, president, said to
palachian operators, said the con. day hr Is confident that lie quota
«tt« tax to ralM funds for
‘ **r* would make Lewis so power- of
130 memberships
will ho
old >|t« penalona wa> voted
Hi®l by control!injr til# couiu reached.
70 to 21 by the Houso today
try* entire suit coal production
Plans fin operating the In
be would have tie “ deeth g rip ’ formation Booth as n year round
and sent to th* Senate,
on every vilsl dtfrQir industry.
project wen- discussed, sml It was
m Its passage followed an
President Itnmevelt yesterday announced the booth will opan
oarlfer 64 to 22 vote that de
responded In legislative demand* about June 1. N Y.A. labor, which
feated a proposal to nubaUthat he irconimnid non-defense will be used to operate the booth,
economies by informing Congress must be certified and two girl*
tute a soft drink tax.
J.
C.
Chase
of
Wlntar
Park,
It Was taken up under an
he has nil 1109,(100,900 front must be rljoarn to work alter
latsrmal agreement delaying *e chairman of the board o f direc his ortgmsl budget for lcllef for nate shift) during the summer.
tors
of
Chase
and
C
o
,
wa*
tna
the
coming fiscal yes,.
f U « an tha g o n m l approprl*
Attendance el
the
baseball
lie sent up n special message games was discussed by the JeyIlona bill until after the panagu speaker at tba Klwanl* Lunch
eon today, discuaslnf "S in ford'e
o f th* clgorttto tax. Sponsor* Early History and Development.” stating that inly f 880,000,000 cers, and members were urged to
" It would ralsa about f4,
needed Instead of ,he go to the games to support th*
J 898,000,rum he recommended in Seminole*.
a yaar.
hi* January budget message. ’
Mr. Dees announced that at
II o f Hamilton said It
It was the first definite eco ite nest 'meeting he will appoint
strike hardest In north
. ____ l whom c Isa retie tobacco
nomy I,,, has icrommendrd* since thr standing committees for 1941,
herretsr/ o| the Treasury Mur- including the program, member
U. crown. "Yon’ro UvjinB a lax
M ibb NaUlir True, urn icu In Stmlnolv
Elka. The piesriitatinn of the cup. m Tampa
genthnu
told the House Ways ship, legislative, welfare, beauti
oa a poor man’* cotmrodliy,
.project*.
Information
at tin* Lit- , .invention last week, wus hy
and Means Committer list month fication
ho • said, "becOuoo you’re not
H ig h .Siho o l an d d a u g h te r o f Mi
und Mtv*
alod Uvytnc a tax on tho clears
that the pending 1.1,090,000,000 booth and Greeter a Hcrvire romHave SiiMl'/, (ntnici govri noi ,tf Klniuln an.I
It K True of Lake Mary, m fhown m aim
'»* program should he supple, milters. The nevt meeting, June
smoked by plutocrat*.’ ’
pn-l gnind , salt, ,1 Mil,.I
thr Kits Subjr.t
menleil by *1.000,000,000 of s.tv- .1, wilt mark the opening uf the
• Tho
pend la c
appropriation!
wa* prexeriled a rup for witirmig the Mite
ft III, , , \ wa. ' l\ bat I’ n, le Sam .Means
Ings in non-defense expendltuica. new fiscal year of the organisa
bUL te w bkb tho tlouee ytsp m •• in the rsBay rnntrM rondueted by the
i-a u .v -S X u
* (7,000,000
Tn M,
Republican legislators In the tion.
A rommittre of three, E. E.
was InformalInterim have demanded the Pres
t.aney,
John
Woodward
and
ident lake the Initiative In an
economy program by malting spe Charles Griffith, was named to in
cific recommendations on how vestigate the possibility of hav
•*
savings could be effected—which ing supper meetings during the
Joahu* C. Chase, who came programs could reasonably
bo summer.
New
member*
present last
years aac and or. curls Util.
W -C u T w Itli Me -Baser veil also recommended: night Included W. W. T fre, John
Woodward, t James SffAlexandrr,
jer, the lata 8. O. Chess told
McCarty
I. Elimination of tha a'atutr.ry
M ere o
the
enagy w hich
* for n the Klwanl* Club today at Its ban stains! employment of aliens Marvin l,eddeti end Stan Opaleswon the
fttate
p r i i r In the
a mov* regular luncheon me*tiny at thr hv WPA. He sail) tho prohibit. ,n kln
K lk a fO iite a L It b i b w ritte n
i told would "jaoptrdltc th« Valdes Hotel of the early daye of "works n hardship upon a Has*
by
M
U
i
N
a
ta
lie
T
ru e , d aug h.
Homes For
this city, whan bu n ice ware the of persons whose private employ Services Are Held
MM aUle "
te r of Mr and
M r«. It K
Cray of Bay and othor* sought mean* of transportation, railroad, ment opportunities are bernmlng
Small Income Fam
T r u e u f I jik c
M a ry , on th r
Haro lb* appropriation* bill, were Joet being laid, and then Inrreeslnglv limited.”
M ih je rt of "W h a t I ' n r l r .Sam
•
“
—“
?. Broaden to* of Ih* aullinr'
ready ptued by th* Banal*. were only brick buildings In town.
ilies Is P r o b l e m
M n n h tn M r
'Sanford’s population In 1884 ration for WPA to train wo.V
funeral services
for
Mr*
Irtnekad until tht LogUla
L*gl*UIndividual winners .f rnmpc
2,032, while that oof Urlando era for manual orcapatlons In Sarah Swain Galloway, resident
ro enacted, and Govomor HalHol wa»i 2,082,
Oration of a
flrr-nicmbrt DIhhib in the t ounlr y■ iut< 4 H
*“T o m*
I i h I i - Ham moufiA u
industries rngnrsd In production [ »f Sanford since 1932 who died h'MHing tuthoiity for
ed signed, taaatlon MU* pro- was 1,638 and Tampa 3.0B4,'
ft*rifnrtt Hub AthlYvrmrm |Ijt> hi"Id aSnt g re a t m any t hm if* g u a id ia n of
Chase, who is chairman of the for na'innsl defense. "In nc-rl at her
horn #I7IH
Magnolia
I
o
u
r
lit
*
i
(
o
>,
p ro tecto i
of out
* • » j h k . ' s . ' - b b S ”P*l"i
. " : hoard of directors uf Close ami ers'e the emntovment o f iWPAP Avenue, yesterday morning, were itti k pine* yeatrrday iiftrrnonn at u n la y wen* M in n ir-.l |,> M ix
l i v r " , u inl |<ioim iU‘ i o f our « n*
A litlr rw n yrptfi.inheld this afternoon *t 4:00 o . a special meet ins' of the City
w o r k e r - In private Indus!,V "
■aid he Co. said.
d eavo iB
llo lalnrujii fo r lif e , lib
Even In those early days San
Unethical
3. Elimination
of
statutory clock at the Erickson Funeral CmumiMian, nn<l the e tuup uab f Hvi’ntx wpir 11bu*ifiB 41 lit ih** e r t y m tij i !u p iira u it of h u p p i.
ford was Interested in baseball,
d iffcim t ipyrii
of
boiiBihoM
of order," and had *o and had aome “ hot gamra," Mr renuirrmenta that WPA f A 1 dis Home, with the Rev. Martin J i iiitmwrrril
to eNtahllih
ulum winilk nnt!f JihIftfl a * follow* ednth ncBB, mol lo letx uu liv e in a land
miss nrraoos who have been no- Ilrtm uf the Holy Crus* Epis iliuranrc amt defenN*"
Informed Gray.
hnuNins •"F ■ f oo<l nutrition mii.1 h**«llh; o f to lt'iu m *’ und opjM >rtimiiy
Chase related.
nlovod bv It enotinuoustv for Ik copal Church officiating
A three-member Stale Proba
" A t g tia id ia n
o f our h h rrtle x
“ W* Invited Tampa's teem to month*, end IBI Inveatlgate the
|,i"j*cta when
funds
become lukinir;
run nine.
jftinioning;
The
body
was
sent
to
Wilming
tion and Parol* Commlaaion, fi come her* and play ue one fourth
U n cle Ham o ffrra
tin freedo m nf
poultry
rnlBinn
untl
di*’
rylnjr
a!
silablr.
ton,
N.
C
.
this
afternoon
for
bur
nanced with an appropriation of of July, and w* beat them hec-iuie relief peed of nereoos no its rolls
firra a , r iJ ig lo li and Bprech
Wr
V
V
iiin r r a in thr clotldn^; <*xhl-1
ial.
Mr
ahd
Mrs.
John
I
.
Gal
everv
1
months
The
first
reAmmon
McClellan,
stair
huus
178,080 a year, wa* authorUed wa had a good pitcher and catchm ay he guided by o u r o w n ton*
hit
ion*
wvr*
I.
Ill
Ian
M
ilan
of
loway,
her
son
and
adughter.itintlirrment.
be
said,
"works
*
B y 1 U Ugtxlaturo yo*l*rd*y.
mg courilinstor and diroclur of ( t f ii r v a , A n n M r L a i if r f
aoirnceH. (tiovnled th a t we drill t
asked us to com* there and play
Isw accompanied tha body.
Tho Horn* passed, 71 to 9, ■ er,” Mr. Chaia said. •'Then Temps crest h*rd*h,n on msnv p e o p l e
in fr in a t' upon the rig h ta o f o th .
■inal housing project* in thr 2 1
J n h n n lr M ax Ilo w t'ii o f (»i«nSonata, approved bill ootUng up because they got our two pleyer* the s--ond "I* unnecessary and
rr*
H r p i r m l t i in to th in k ••
.......
writ of thr Muwannrr
M a rv Wllry
of
f J r m v-n,
tho commission’* machinery In (hem. We did and ware defeated eoatly."
Hurr, was present st thv n.ort- Hura Di-t kharn of T v u ifin , K l tli" we pleii-r , Mini vote a a w e p lra a e ,
th in itln d r b\ l|o> d eclalon of lid'
rompHaaco with a eonstitutlonsl drunk.'*
mk- to assist the org snlsation. sl*'A!l (J h asog o f L flk :• M aTV, m n jo n iv
lie
recogntaea
th r
amendment ratified by 'rot»r»
Moat of th* merchants In Sen.
Mayor W. C 11111 namrd Vo- Monn Dnlbo of (Jrnt vH, Lilt Ilk m im u H v , lic it to 11 a llo w in g them
ford* early days lived outside the
Hmit li of Lake X|tii|oj> ('har to ru le , nor lo h<> tra m p le d u m tei
1
1
.
Williams,
Harry
Lee,
J*mc*
— O r a t o . of Um w m W m . city In Bel-Air and Port Rf*d
Sealed bids will be received by t.illon, the Rev. W. 1’ . Brook*. lot tr Trur of Lao la, Wanin'Ho
tba eltru* grower recounted. All
II. C. DuBoae, chairman of the Ji . and Mr*. F. E. Roumlllat ns Mat! a fif Sanford, Kloiar I.ar- fool
" A * p in te c to r o f o u r liv e a , he
buildings In the town were frame
executive committee for the Fer- numbers of the housing sutboil- a'rnl of Lyman, ( I w r i i llonrll of
provide** an A r m y , a N a v y and
except the bank building at First
nald-Lsughton Memorial Hospi ty At an organisation mrrllng Lvman, Lona Aulln o ' Ovlrd.i, an a ir f in e r to defend ua fro m
Street and Park Avenue, where
tal until 10:00 o'clock Thursday fo llo w in g the commission session, Wamla L r r Andar«nn of Oviidn, fo re ig n aggteaN ota,
H e apeitda
Chase end Co. had It* first .of
morning, May 29, for th* con Mi Lee was named chairman and Mary Vgiiuiar Strickland nf Ly I ill Ion ib o f d n lla iB to inaure our
fice* on Uu noood floor.
struction o f an o fflcr room ad Mi Wlltiama chosen temporary man and Beulah lloi^nrd of a a fe ty
We
a rc
an mu red th at
“ One o f tho city commleaion
dition to th* hospital.
C h u lu o la
si*, letary.
n o th in g i im h an n u« w h it* we
members was a Mr. Way, who
Tha rfflc# will be mad* by
A
I*
o
.
M
itilri»d
D
og
pl
ib n f f*i*na
rc
on
the
*dde
of
the
rig h t am i
Principal objectives nl the new
also had a email newspaper. II«
T lx Bemlnol* County Board of enclosing the south portion of
ava, M a rlo rii* H a lilf i i.mn of (liti- the aide of i m le Ham
had quite a few daughters, and Raaltora will meet at the City the main porch, Elton J. Mough- housing authority is to provide f v a , R u th I.n r in n l of L y m a n .
" A * prom oter o f o u r e n d e a v
additional housing facilities
If
finally, whan bo had a eon, he Half Friday at 2:09 P. M.
Ion, architect, said tvxfa*. Tha tin Army decide* to istabliih • M t r f a o ' f G r r c n * t»f Lnk»» M «n- o rs ho tin 's lo m ake ua a ll the
published la hlo paper a email
room will be 10 by 18 feet.
rne,
R lo la a
l.a rfrrn t o f L y m a n , ric h m an, the poor m an , the fa rm
Th* Llona Club will meet to
note, This la the Way wa’va
Th* hoepltal has no
offle* tunning base at th* municipal CJwcn H o w e ll r f l. i m a n , M ar- Laborer, the a tec) w o rk e r, people
bean looking f o r / "
night ot 7:00 o’* look at the mom at present, but has been uu port, Mr. McClellan esplsln.nl. m i ra t r u ll e n o f l* y * ,,a ri , W r n d a of a ll k in ih , ic g iw d lra a uf ra re ,
Mr. Chase said ha cam* to Valde* Hotel to nominate o ffi using a desk In on* o f the room* I,ui thr authority will also seek L c * A n d a ra o n of Oviodn nnd color n r i reed — liv e t o g c U r f m
I,, provide standard homes for
Sanford at th* Insistence o f his cers for th* coming poor.
downstairs, as a makeshift.
Bennett of Sanford.
pear# and hu» in o fiy , a tte m p tin g U>
bus Income families In
rural
lato brother, who wrote him lit
W l n n r r i tn tha fm a l, n u trl- ra ia e the atu iid n nla o f o u r co u n
Tho Tvtall Bates etas* will be
ter* urging him to visit Florida.
The
first
American
trad* areas. Funds for defensa hous
and health divtaioti were: t r y
||e g ive* h elp to thoae who
at l>* Chamber of Com asaoclatlon was formed In 17118 ing. such a* In connection with L i ll ia n MoFmn F ra n c e *
At that time Mr. Chase aald h*
need it, u n til th ey le a rn to a la n d
was employed with a wool man
man- user** offle* Instead of the Rec- when 20 New York merchant* the airport, will come ftom Ih* Marcorie Ilahlerman. I(«drn Ho- alo n e
lie m ap lrea the fa r m e r to
nfacturlng company
In
New reallew Building tomorrow night, agreed to cooperat In promoting government, Mr. McClelland ex *»en, F,loi»r f-nrytmt nnd O w en grow bet le i g ra m , the m ill w o rk
plained.
their businesses.
York, hot resigned hi* position <« wna announced today,
Howell.
In the babM* conteBt e r to main* t e l le r c lo th , arid the
It was the s.-cond houslrg au ♦he winnera were M*rv I-outac* a te e l w o rk e r 1*» m ak e b etteg
to come here, II* arrived In Js.'k1
thority in th* Hta'e to be or- F^sFjiw Arne« Smith T^lxt» frOM*- a te e l, and t .!»••*• t o m ake each per
g*Mied that does nol have a l#y, Neanr Wiley, Clara 1 argent. ton rear It h ig h e r to w ard hla goal
pi *-1net, and Mr. Williams ex LurMIe Rmith. Wanda I*e** An’• A ll th i* V ru le Ham doea for
plained that Its purpose I* to d^taon. Naomi Keller,
M V allH H '*! hb l* B |9 T m l
Mildred
“ t.r ready at a moment’s no Bennett B#My Y arbon ufh and
lle, ” if th* need for defense Gwen Unwell.
hou* Ing facilities arias*. A fa
Btal canning avhlhha of the
vorable report has been mad* dar ware thoaa of Lona Aulln.
to th* War Deoartlncnt on tho Retitah Ror^ard,
Lnrgrnt
suitability o f tho airport *■ a and Ruth LarffmL Winner* of
(taming bane.
♦ha gnrdeetn*
Irn were
Mr, McClelland, w ho.- head- Frantea Farina and Ruth I*arCommtttru Chalrmrn of th*
quarter* are
In Tallshaaaae, l#nt In ♦he veyttabla f«*^#n.
wmt to Washington today
to and CHarlolta Tr»m and Claro Raminuli- ('minty Dsftnse Coun
woilt out organltallon plan* for
for |he flcwt*’ garden. cil wore appointed at a moctin*
rural housing In 'this section, and
Martor(e )faftftrmi*'i won Ih# of th* officers of Uu organisa
einroassd th* hop* that "w* will eompeHtlon for poultry
tion Monday nlfhl. Jam** U.
have fund* earmarked *oo» In and Jean Rtll*r and U V ir n t ftharon, Jr., H*<r*Unr of th*
Washington no that
PsmlmU B r tv tr
won tko tlalry contoal. group, said this morning.
County ran parUcIpal# In th*
DlvUlun of activity and chair
ru’ - l housing program.”
men are *» foliowi; dlvUlon of
Tho Hanford housing authority
civil protaction, Roy William*; In.
i* emw w s fo d In ratty *•
do* try and material resources,
fee— housing and alum Heirane*.
O. P. Herndon; transportation
nrn<**ta, hut plan* for tht ntml
NEW YORK. May * 1 - 1 * ) - and communication*, Oacar Tol*r|
hoiietaw have
pat
yet
W fc Mayur F. H. LaGuardla, dtractor power and foal, H. H. Colaman;
worked out. It was explained.
of Ota newly created offte* of labor and paroonoll, E. J, Ntlaon,
Ctrilten Dafauao. woo reported to Jr, and J. N. Glllont watar sup
day pmarixg for an taopoctiooi ply and flro protection, Frod'T.'
Will lami; food and aarkaltar*.
Aha* B. Johnson; health and
houatnr, Ur. CharUs 8. P u t ; In
formation. educational and morale
Motion To Postpone
Money Measure Is
Cause Of Debate
Kiwanis Hears
Chase Tell Of
City’s History
“
W Tl
.Of SanPioneer
la Given
Sanford Housing Miss True Tells What Uode Sam
authority Named Means To Her, Wins State Prize
or Slum Projecl \chievement D ay
Ivow Coat
For Mrs. Galloway
Churchill Warns Bat*
tie Will Continue;
British Say Situa
tion Well In Hand
Invasion Force
Placed At 4500
'Ocas Is C o n f i d e n t
NEW YORK. Msy 2 1 - W —
150 Q u o t a Wi l l
Southern soft coal operators asBe Accomplished.
■artad In a national newspaper
(Appropriations
Bin Is Passed
NJJMBER 2X4
Member Associated Pi
Winners Revealed
By Mrs. Andrews
FernaId-Laughton To
(Jet Office Addition
ffigkga&m
E s r“,-ss:“"n.!
City News Briefs
Meaning Of Poppy
Aa Symbol Ibid
Stokes Company Starts Shipping
Celery Juice To Northern Market
Fleet Of Big Aerial
Transporta la Used
To Carry Germans
"*
AaawHMrfeil rrewa
A dolf Hiller Ateppod up
the furv o f the oerlxsl Inv*•ion o f Crete today with 3,000 more Nazi (tllder and
parachute troop* landing on
the Greek Island after an en
tire contingent dropped from
the Hkictt vesterdnv was de
clared to have Imen killed
or cuptured.
In Lcndon, Prime
Minister
Churchill warned the battle uf
Crete
would continue with “ Increating aeverlly*1 na
reliable
aourrea aaaerted nir-horne Nazi
ahuck
troop* atill pouring into
Ihe invaded Greek inland
The
lalrat total of the Natl
Invmaion force wan placed un
officially ut 4.500 men.
From Cairo came word that
the German parachute and air
borne
lioopa had Buffered “ iwrlo im Intuci,*' atid Ihji on« detnchment which pftieirsited the
uutsklrt« nf Canes wa« “ quirkly Burrnumled
anil
nccount?d
for.**
Chiirclnll repeated the atale»M« ut made yesterday fh*l the
^tr«l
.Nan
'chutiata
wore
New
/inland battle-dreM. and add*d
that aome Natl actiahili wore In
Gif' battle uniform* of the Engb*li tiimmle*.
"The Bitiiatlkifi
i«
will
In
haml,” the Hritlah *M*eited. add
ing without detail* (h it German
naval force* had mailu an attempt to land troop* at two
* place*
| London *aid a full German
parathute itivtaion nf 7,000 man
w « m involved in the tw^day-old
I Konull, Btrtklng from the Greek
melnland baata 75 to tOO mile*
away, the N a il hlHimen wtf e
rnmI to he using a fieri of 250
huge mi tran spor t . arrving 50
tn Tr* men •tch. and an umlta-
1
’ 111toa-*| fleet of glldi^B
B e ilin
d an Led
P r im e
M in i- te r
Winrinn
Churchill**
aa«e rh o n
that Ihe 1.500 Nail “ 'chuti«t*
w ere iliHguteed in New Zealand
haHledrean,’*
and
threatened
that brutal or llbgal treatment
of i )i»- Vhuttita %/ould
bring
■tern reprisals.
Amid the dramatic etruggla
for Crete. Berlin notified Hull
ed Htntea aulhorlHua in Vichy
-ha! 140 American mirvivora <»f
the Ervntiau llnsr 7* m um , ril nk
t,v » N *ti ss« raldsi, bs.l bssn
Isf.ili-il nt St. ,ls*n I I ’ I. i i i . G«rttisn .M-cupt.J Fratirr. an,I wotibl
lit- n-lrassj at »onn is passtbl-.
All Nnsl
parmrhutisls
who
Istt.lnl <,n Ih* Grfsk.Hritlsb l«IsnJ bssr at Cr*t* slthsr hi*vr
Iw'en killsil or capturr.l thr BrlL
i-h nsws attnev Rtutrra isporti-,1 from I'alrn IwUy
lit it).h
onJ Grvsk
mllitarv
aulb.irltir* is Crslr wore said
to br ••|•ompl*l* m asln*
<>f tho
Bitoat ion
Tho Urutor* (llsnatrb sal.l Grook
riff.rial rirrli-a had ylvi-n Ih* In.
futmatinn to tho A F l. In.
droon.lont Frsnrh now* t|i*ncy
It was th* first llmr In tho
biatmy nf warfsto that roulorli-ss if 11,lrr* had boon usod s*
li,,n|, tranaporta althnurb *Hd«i*
lion- niadr fll(hts uf 409 to 408
in ilrs it*
lltno* ihi- dlstanrs
fruin the Grook mainland tnO oto.
A slrun* fore* uf iiararhutlsls
• till wus huldln* nut lair yrstrl■Is v Trim*
Mlnlstrr
rhurchlll
tub) thr llouss
uf (’ ominous,
south uf th* Caasa-M«l*m«i road
but tho
Invadsrs'
atlompt* tn
■ *■•!■■** Oa I k s . T s s i
County Chairmen Of Seminole’s
Defense Force Are Appointed
LaGnardJa Conaldera
Making London Trip
LOCAL WEATHER
. ^ v y, M
V
■
'- . vj
t. -x-jtrCLfii?
'
j M-N'1*
A.
S m ith .
Nolle*
o f th* appolntm
w*r* **nr’ out today to all *Ppninters, Mr. Sharon said. Tba
work Is progroaalnx and a call
for voluntaan for clvtllsn d*f*na#
arttvltlss will b* mad* In tha
n**r futur*.
. . „
E. J. NaUon, Jru
J. N.
Gil Ion In th* capacity oa co-chatrmrn of Ok* labor and p*r*on*ll
will tarry act a Wftatrmttep of
volunteer worker* on th* dafOBM
program.
A i adotTaa tha Sonlnote county
Dafona* Fort* te completed tho
council will ha roady for farther
Instruction* from th* state hoodquarter* In T illahamea.
“ Tho work f t .tht oholrmaa te
IteyortMt to that* or* naalttena
of traat and ro*p*nslb4uty. nnd
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S a n f o r d I s T h e O n ly C c n lr a l
P t.r i.l a O ily A ffo rd in j; Ita il. H ig h w a y
A n d W ilie r T r n n s p o r ln tlo n
I V o f e le b le a T h a n A n y
At m Is Florida
A N I N D E P E N D E N T ,N K W SI* A I 'h l f
PROGRAM FOR WEEK OF MAY 18TH
E s ta b lis h e d I n 1908
Sunday, Monday — "T H E ROAD TO ZANZIBAR"
•tarring Bing Croatiy, Bob Hop* and Dorothy Lamour. Alaot
-"P A S S IN G PARADE: MORE T R IPLES OP IMPORT
ANCE," "INFORM ATION PL E A SE " and M etro "N EW S OP
THE DAY."
Tuesday, (B argain Day) — "I'L L W A IT FOR YOU"
with Virginia We idler, Robert Starling and M artha H u n t
Also—“T H E COWBOY AND THE BLONDE" with Geor/U
Montgomery, Mary Beth Hugh**, Alan Mowbray and P u tty
Knight. Added: "PISH IN G FE V E R " .portrool.
Wednesday, T hursday ■—■ B enefit Performance*, Ju n io r
Woman'* Club. “TH E DEVIL AND MISS JO N E S" with
Iran A rthur, Robert Cummings, Chaa. C oburn and special
m il. Also— March of Time, "C R ISIS IN T H E A TLANTIC"
and P tle Smith Specialty, "MEMORY TRICKS."
Friday Saturday — "T H E BORDER LEG IO N" w ith Roy
lingers, Gabby Hayes and Carol Hughes. Also—"T H E BANK
DICK" with W. C. Fields, Una Merkel and C ora W itherspoon.
Saturday, 11:30 P. M. Midnight 8how—"T H E DEVIL
COMMANDS" with Boris K arloff, Amanda D uff, Ann Re
vere, Richard Plska and Ralph Penney. Also— Comedy, Car
toon and Community Sing Reel.
' TW ENTY-FIVE year* a fte r hi* Initial motion picture ap- JEA N ARTHUR snd Robert Cummings are shown ubovr In a
Mines, W. G. Fields la atarrlng In what he considers llie great- •erne from "The llevil snd Miss Jones" hooked for benefit per
plcture of. hia ta r ta r , “The Bank Dick," which will be shown form ances iindn the suspires of the Sanford Junior Woman's
t Friday and S aturday a t the B lti.
.
Club n ext W tdnrsday and T hursday at the R iti T heater. A now
March o f Tlm r, "C risis In lha A tlantic" Is also on the program.
THIS WEEK’S CASTS
I'L l. WAIT FOR YOU
“ loicky" Wilson .... Roberl S ter
ling
I'aullne Miller ....... Marsha Hunt
U eutvnant McParley ........
I'aul
rbueks
.........
|)< nna l.alnur
Fearless
Julia
. .
Dimple*
i hnilrs Kimble
RIB KARLOFF portrays a ' monstrous scientist in "The Devi', ROY ROGERS and Carol Hughes will be seen next Friday and
ataands” booked for a midnight showing at Ihu R iti Theater, S slnrday a t the local lilts In whnt is said lo be Zr.no Grey's
t Saturday ntyht, May 14, at 11:30 o'clock. | n the scene g reatest thriller, "The Ilnrder Legion.” George “Coldly” llaycs,
tn , K arloff 4a dem onstrating the workings of a wlrrd robot Mauds Eburna and Joseph Sawyer ploy im portant parts In this
story of lha QM West.
. .
■y .
Oaaa In kla attam pla to communicate with the dw.d!
•J -1
ITTENTIONI
ST. AUGUSTINE, May 17—
(A*)-- ling. lie... vtvlan Collins,
Florida director for
selective
sendee, y rrlrrd a y announced the
eighth rail fur whit* **leclrc«
totaling 300
The men will he sent to Camp
Blsndlng on June 4, 6, and 0.
Several
counties
were
not
called nn for any men. They
included Coilier, DcSoto, Gil
christ, Glades, Manatee *md Sem
inole. Dade county was asked
to furnish Ihe larg est number.
TOt IlllUborough I* second with
94 and Duval third with t l .
8hake*peare wrote axrlualvaly
fa r the lllarkfiiar* and Globa
Theaters In London.
A t O u r Pack*** B U ra
Y o u ’ll F in d T h o B o o l I n
Crop Loans Will Be
Studied By Roosevelt
LIQUOR
B r a n d y , Champotno,
Wine, O’di, Cordial*, tte.
Pro* Delivery,
Phoo* 0 t 4 t
BAGGETTS
Liquor Store
M a th e r A r to d o
GINS - LIQUORS
JY B B Y —PH O N It MO
•
ACKAGE STORE
WASHINGTON,
May
17
—
& D 8,
MsZm beq ,
Bah MrEmbor, who aounda tb* rhlmaa on tho Hully Tower at.
Stataon Unlvorslty In Da Land, la th* anbjact o f a p ris t winning
artlrl* w ritten hy Maa Bar* Ellen Mobley, Stetson student. Mr.'
McEmbar 1* shown ta 'a c tio n above.
•
.
plaint fllgd ugRlnit you In an
nrilon for dl*nrr» In
nhovr
ily M tRUM and rourl In thr offlfr
of th«* t*l«*-k of aald Court In th**
County Court llu u o m Mnnfond,
HunlBoIr CouM». KloiltK «*n thr
Iloir l*ay In J urp. to. wit: Jun*
2nd. A D 1941 Tall not thorrln
or it d»rr*« pro ronfr*»o will hr
rn tu o l ic iln a t you and Bald r u m
procvFtl t i part#
It |a further ordvrrd thm thla
n o lk i ahull ha publish'd oner a
urioh fur four t i l
riin««uilr#
watka In tha Hanford llrrald. a
n o n naprr of ^anaral rlrrulallon
oubllah4d In IWmlnola
('uunly.
Florid*
WITNKHH tftari official aaal of Ihf
nlutVo alpUd court and tha hand
ut Ihr 4*1#r It thrrrnf thla |jlh
day of April, A- P m i
O. »*. IIKItNlH>N.
Clarli of lha Bhova atylrd ruurt.
B y : A. M
Italian Army Capitu
CONCEDE TO be the heat tllsh of enterU Inm ent they h a re ever
dispensed. “The Road lo Z anilbar." sU rrlng Bng Crosby, Bob
Hope snd Dorothy lam o u r will hold forth far two mlrth-provokIng, melodlus days a t the R iti T heater tomorrow and Monday.
AIJi: l.llaJ \ m ill J II M
• Pftpe ll, |
lalf ».f *0*61*1 «*OU»il>'. I" III* «•••»•»»- I
Ijr Ju<<|iof H* Nillnil*
.
Klorlt.M. mI lita uMiif In il«** •*••1111•
bon Bar o f
aal il
Count)
*1
j
I'lnriiln, wtthln • i«lit«i»lrn»|»rj
moiitl.a fr**m • I*• tun**
lUr
llrn iMilili. ntlon «»f I lit* nolle# 1
Knrh rlalm or ili-maul
almll
t
In wrlltnat. «nl •lull ilnl# Ihr
|ilarr (if foM enra m(s-1 |Mia| of
fice nddrr^M of 1h>* ilalmani and
»hall ler yrnirn In l»v Ilia il.iltn*
mil,. bcvrI, ot Miini
and ah)
»ur|i rUlm or ilrjuiliil noi f t f||*d
• hall hm void
M l» rillK Il
- A* ia«1in Itil»I r.itier ut Ihr
KMRlr of JIXJMli: I.IIJA
Ilit Mi 11Ahi. tl*re-ABHe.
Gen. George* Catroux, Under
of the Free F rrn rh lorre* in lha
Middle East, demanded Ihe sur
render of Freneli aulhuritirs In
Syria The report said C'nlroux
sent nn emu-Miry to the French
Authorities in Syria with hi*
demand followng nnuoiincemrnt
German wnridnne* were arriving
in airdrom es there.
running out of
Indudlni
[. Thar* war* no daialU about
jfc* cause o t tba aBiMltg.
In Ik* Middle E aat wr*r !healr*. Britain'* struggle eras furbar complicated when General
Han for d.
|
LIQUORS
SCOTCHES
WINES
#
BE BURE TO V ISIT
NICK’S
DOES
<YOUR <1
CHILD f
NERD •
CLASSES
i
IO m IIm H
mi
M M
till
blister Praises
Writer, Composer
Package. Store
c t w r v r r roi-U T s i v n i
j t iiK ia t.
t t a r t i m to a sm
re s
l a m m i
c o rx rr.
rt-fSMDA.
nnoant
V in n tN U p ttlT tl CIIASB. r u in tin.
YU.
.
c iia r l b u u m r o o n chabk , p*.
(.•dam .
- a a n a a pm K i u r t t i a x
TO: CMARUM U N WOOII CHASM.
' Stewart Atroooev Booth atfwa
Fslls. Mew Voek.
T ea are hereby t t # n 4 ta a rH * r <peeOB*ltr *r br stta ra e rl
tn aaawar th* awar* Bill a t COa*
Slalat herela ftlaA. ao or before
th e Ia4. Bar «f Jooev t i l l , other
wise a P ie r . V Pro Coofeoao will
bo oot*r*6 U A Istt yao foe Ibtl*
or* 10 appear, plead or aoawor,
ao r*M li*d by law.
If U farth er a rtw M that tbl*
oof leo bo pobtlabad owes a weeb
far four aoaaaeollrs weak*, lo
Tb* MoaMed l l w i ll . a aawapopar
blUOad or UaafseA. Seovlaal*
oofy, rtoeUoWttaaaa o r boo* aM
offtrlal
oral s i Has fare, grovlsnla Coaaty.
Ptortao. tbt# lo 4 a*r ot Mar.
I»4I.
’ .
a p. itx x x n o x ,
CtarU Of lb* f t frail rvort.
U r: A. M WKKKH,
...
Ii- c
fK A l.l
'
.
Demands Surrender
In
MONDAY
Member Assoelaled Press
Desperate
Rattle
Against $5,000,000 Philadelphia Fire
Program For
Raising Money
Gets Setback
Protest Against Rill
To Tax Stocks Of
Stores Is Lodged
In Florida Houso
Roosevelt Wants
Crops To Reach
Parity In 1941
New Closed Shop
Measure Studied
Products Listed By
Wickard Are Corn,
Cotton, T o b a c c o
in w i n
K
i th a Proaidawt waal d
r i p the taglalatla*.
ha staraM decide to
OMtora aald privately
W KKKH.
FLO R ID A .
$5,000 Fascists In
# Ethiopia Surrender
THR BOKDP.lt LEGION
Steve Kelly ............... Roy Rogers
'H onest Jim W hittaker' ................
'G abby' Hayes
Alice ......... ......
Carol Hughe*
Mary ........... .
Gulden
. — .. Joseph Sawyer
Joe
. .........
H urricane lia ttle ............ Maude
Merrick
.
Edubrne
Hooper
. ...
The
S heriff
Hal T aliaferro
K liia b e lh
Hnnloa
.................... Jay Novello
George ... ...
Red
...................
DickWcsael
First Detective
Tony
.......... .. Paul Poreatl
merest
. Robert Em
W alter Kingsfi.nl O fficer Wllleta
Allison
.
m ett Keane
.
K a rri-o n
Montagu la>ve
O liver ...
Rirhanl Carle
COWBOY
AND_
THE
BLONDE
Needles
Charles Waldron
Mary Beth
Withers
Edwin Maxwell C rystal W ayne
Hughe*
Lank G arrett
George Mont
T H E BANK DICK
gomery
Egbert {-'ouse
W. C
Phlneas Johnson
........... Alan
Agatha House
Cora
Mowbray
spoon
Don
Courtney
..
.
Ilobbert
Con
Myrtle House
Una
way
Elate Mae Adele U. Souse
EvrlVn del Rio
T IIB D » vT l—COMMAND8
Mrs H trnibillo Brunch ... . Jessie - Dr. Julian B lair ... Boris K arloff
THAT MAN frm Montana, ex cowboy Georg* Montgomery sn.l
Ralph
I Dr. Richard Baylcs ____ Richard
Plska
his screen girl friend, blonde Mary Dcth Hughes, are the topJ. Pinkerton Rnooplnglon ____
F ib nil in P an g to m
Anns Blair ..........
Amanda D uff
Jon (luflpa
...... Sbemp I Mrs. W alters ______ Anne Revera featured player* of the 20th Century-Fox production, "T he CowHoward
K arl ..._.......... ..
Ralph Penney boy and the Dlond'le," wlmh will be shown a t part of a douhlrl
Mack ley Q. Green
Richard Mrs. Marcy ___ Dorothy Adams featu re program n est Tuesday at the Rita.
- - | Seth M a r c y ____W alter Baldwin
populmr uml repeaterl rrfjuest*.
W benrver n profemsor cclrhratea a
birthday, the campus chimslar
tries to lem rinbrr it with a
"H appy lliithday" serensde.
It
aavt-s the price nf sending a card
and does as well fur Ihe fhlir.es
are heard nearly all nvrr town.
. Another Idiosyncrasy, ha con.
faaaed.. Is lo stick his head out
• f Ota window and listen to the
chimes on the courthouse clock
ring out Cie morning and evening
half hour, about • half mile away.
Aa th* last not* sounds, ha takes
up tha chorus on the Elotae
chime*
“It ran be done very
eaally on rold winter morning*,
Whan the air Ja clear," he rommented. "but when Ihe w eather
la hot and muggy, th* Bounds
won t carry."
Even though Bob's Idtatlty Is
lost In Ih* peal o t lb* ball* aa
Ifeay ring out over tho campus
a w ry week-day m orning a t 7:90
o'cUck and a t 0:90 I*. M. every
night, there's hardly a I own*per
son or student a t tha University,
I believe, who wouldn't like to
shake tho hand o f “tho little
ROM who plays w ay up I here."
Eighth Call For
Draftees Revealed
SANFORD.
n u n lt y baa reason to b# very
jproudj" aald Rav. Alnaleo Ha
[her Blades, of the I-altj Mary
Community Church, m h it Runday sermon. I refer to Lara
ll a r r y W ester, composer of the
new patriotic tune, "B u n d hy
A m erica,'' and lo Miae N atalie
T rue whoso compoaltl-i.i, "W hat
America Means to M#,'* ha* won
Ih* Stats p rlte In tha recent e»UUW
oM loel
awnwawtwi.1
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tthe
L.
xy '’contnat
iponeorud tby
3k* C lub."
Prior to the serm o n ,'th * Lake
lary
Community
O rchrslra
layad tha m arch version of
land by. America. Initrum entalit* wore t Mr. Raymond Hall,
lolls 1st t Mias R u thR ehm son, pin t t i . J a y Ball, J f - ' trom bone:
tarty W astar, clarinet i all of
«ko M ary, and WRUr.l Co..ally. gulLar; and Low » W right,
rmuhoua. both of Sanford.
S o t, Blades than
Introduced
lisa N atalia T rue, who road <tcr
riua w hi a Ing corn pc Itlon. Th*
royiBbi was in ronucotion xrltn
ta MutloR-wldo T A m m Amor-
Defenses In Gulf
And Panama Are
Praised By Byrd
U. S. Prepared For
“Any Emergency,"
Rotary Club Hears
T. Bradford Byrd, who has
Just relum ed from . a
16-day
ri*ui«a througli the fju lf o fT T P *’
leo and the Caribbean Sra. told
members of the Rotary Club «t
It* luncheon meeting today that
"the United State- is ready mid
prepared for in y emergeney in
tho w atei* tn llie south and to
the west of Flo,Ida and at both
end* of the I’anum.i C snal.”
Mr B ird , who inadi- the trip
aboard the U n it'd Fruit Liner
Tnlna with his wife, declared
"if the Italians rs n refer to th>M editerranean as Mare Nostrum
(our lake), we can refei to the
Gulf of Mexico and toe Caribbeen aa 'o u r duck pond*.’ "
George Rollins, superintendent
of the Atlantic Coast I.lor rail
road and member of the City
Commtxslon.' also appeared on Ihprogram, which had travel as Its
Ihemr. and told about the cnnvrn
lion which will be held next month
in Denver.
Mr Rollins, who Is state chair
man of H e nn-to-Dcnver m re
mittee, told the Rotarlans of (he
Cuba - Florida • Georgia special
((
r * f r T u t)
Harry Lee Continues
to Lead Legion Team
H arry
La*. J r., rontinuad
Neipro Fireman Dies
From Bullet Wound
TAI.I.AIIASSKK.
Firemen pour ton* of w ater on the hlun< h - flame*
roar
Ihlougli the Port Itli hin-'lld seetlotl of PIiiIhiI-Iplun, destroying
homes and faetortes. wnh -Inning* rstMiml-tl ot • .iinti.tlUU ten
atuiniN well' Miundeil. The tlsiu rs finally w< e ih e ik .d l-y an nll t.-t -olid wall of w ati,
they b o lt dew . of-.n tie’ I tuiiii- Slllp
Dawson U rges 'War Department Inspects Air P o rt ]Increased A uto
Production Of
For Use As Army Training Center License Unjust,
Cattle And Hogs
Road Depar t ment ,
Points Out N e c e s
u-.-M
V
sity Of Meat In J o Place Mgns
Bv River. Lake T,..;Z’XVyJ t
Diet During War
I 1
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ih.i i,.
19
1 Bal!ar(l Claims
- ,orm‘>r ( »«"*> <»»»-
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'".'^loncr Suggests
i.m nlcnm e
R urden
Douglas Bills, ton of Mr. an<l
Mrt. J ,a C.
Geneva
w. Bills.
iJUts, Jr.,
•■•I of 'l*H
•nd a lludbnt
elurfUnt a t Ruilln*
Ruilln. College
Coll
at Winter Park, took .frond place
mr
NvirdKi- M’JUlrr rotlRiniH
«mmOmm~i Oe.
'l O I l k e y . S
rtt
|||r i 1
. .
*M O il 1
_.
Into .Swimming Hole
Woodmen Will Hear
ll-MI-. lilt,hi - V. K1 Ihu Mu.
Convention Report:.1 i- IIIipnl '/.ih, Iut iu'*l thiiuhit
I u> ailay mghl nl M llll oVIim .
■f .h r ball nn l*ark Avenue, I
C. ruilln* announced today.
Company K nf the unifuri ,
rank will |,c prev,'nte*l ll,c prir*
It won at Ihe ronvunliun in thdrill rnrnpetillun.
F urther plana will be madfor
Ihr
inembershln
conlril
among Ihe Orlando, W inter G*i
den and Hsnfnrd campa, whirh1 ■■
now In prngrrsa,
Mr
Collina
aald- The drive will end July I,
and Ihe ram p which recruited
Ih* few est new members will
tre a t the others to a picnic.
The session will be concluded
with a dance, and all m em ber'
lhair families and Ineltcd g u rsir
Members o t the Campbell-Loa1*1
wn* w , , t tonight at
Baas Pride. 93-year-old negro !;3 « o’clock a t the Legion Hut.
who had been a firem an with
th* A tlantia C oast Lin* Railroad •
.B#r ” and MUa DulMeCUod, bmih o t OrUailo.
aiaco H IT , died this morning
o t 1 4 # o’clock a t tho Pcrnakl- 2 f*C looood a marriage license
Laughton Memorial Hoapitel aa •* “ • O o rt Heaa* Saturday.
t t o raanlt o f o
gun-lnfllctad
waswd he
received
B atnrday .. Tho psihUo ln -ta v lu d to view
n ig h t
»h# bloom lag Paorion Vine a t
W ir e
Chief Bov , William* tho h o m t ^ f Mrs. Blohard Ten
Mid P rliV a cere mon-law wife la
Sombiola County's chapter of
kata# hold * • n f h s r f t n f m artho F uture Farm ers of A m eri
ca was defaatad In the p arlia
" to ri!* , o f tho Bal
m entary procedure contest held
advisory board teal
a t DeLand S aturday by a tram
■’clook a t tha
Vi
from tha Baddleh chapter. Ales
Johnson, sponsor, said today.
Th* chapter la preparing to
aoud two team s to th* atala
m aetin r to Gainesville Ju n e 17
to partlclpata In contests there,
Mr. Johnson raid. A swimming
tram and Judging team will be
• r a t, though tha member* have
F. F. A. Team Loses
In DeLand Contest
local
i, vital naval construetiou
plant of th r y ard , w-r
i hand The fire is beltI.utnhei ynnl Mam In.
lu-hiug tn the serin w -
Mhv
l'1 'l— A rt ion h a s Iu' p ii dttla v i’d in ili<- l.i-jriM latiiri- o n
• lo v t-riin r lln lla iitl'x p r o g r a m
f o r r a is in g m ont-v Ih-chuho
o f in o tp stN th a t
th e
now
s lim - sto c k la x hill c o n ta in *
olio p ro v is io n lo w e rin g ( lit; li*
ITIHO Oil c h a in s
H<*l> O v e r s tr e e t o f D ado
ii"ked (hi- fiuiitiie nim m ittc « Jo
hiive I In* lull withheld from d e
bate in thr IlmiM' until he anil
tin* bill** mlindni ei * m u study
till* p-Oli'
With tin Si n u ll' m re*e**i unt d l it. lift# t mini!, the IL omc :
Hi iVi •I (but ,i loll to outlaw
tin i In*. | whop on di fi ll*, »*foir it- 114i•I In « n |,t«f und ptnrted
i i'i w i hi flitmiglt coniMittcea.
tiid i'iid un invent igatimi of
Douglas Bills Places
In Oratorical Contest
In the RprUgue oratorical run.
teat a t Rollins Thursday nlgU
In
lil« topic was "Labor and Guv.
rm m ent, end be upheld thr right
le g io n Men Go To
Rededication Of
'HttMTille Poet .
Sanford lagW iaai r aa attended
Ih* a a x a a l rededirwtioai o f the
HUTCHIN8N, Kan. May IB.—
(/P) S rerrtary
of
A grirulturo
Wirka r •I uniioiintt'd tiMlny that
Prruiibnl Room-vfII “ want* the
ba*ic ni»|w to n a r h parity thi*
year.
(I’n’ity it. the uric© thnt would
five fat in |iKMMiita trlativ rly
th r nanir toying JHiat-r they com*
manded in KHKI.I I)
Bt'«iib'» whrnt, th r baiiic rm p i
W it karri vnentiorirri in a farmHoinr Hour program w rrr cotUin,
tobacco, corn und 11««v
‘lie coupled a dtRCUHRion of
farm problem* with u ren«fWfil ad.
vocncy of netiiring the »af»* de
livery of lease.leiiu nhipinenta to
Great Hr it«in
Set it ta r y if Slate Hull prom
ised Sunday night that the United
Staten will "find a w*y‘‘ to innurr Rafe tit lively of war m l.
Kiwi to (ireat Itiitain and offered
•i five point o|*ei» trade program
for a limting peaces
Hr warned ttiat the nation’*
aafely, already threatened by the
Axi* "tide of force** ta taring Im
perilled further by buaineaa com
plarenrv anti b> ntriktu that "can
and ahouhl Ih* avoided.
In a radio addreaa a»aocia1i*«l
with celebration of foreign trade
woek, Hull cmphaRitcil that thi*
country'll No I taak now la to
m akr rrrtr.in that Great llrih ir
win* the w»r
"E ither th r apread of lawlranneaa in the world munt be brought
to a halt n we ahall kooii find
otiraeler* aurrounded by a g g rri.
anra and compelled to fight, v ir
tually alone and againat great
ndi'v for our own national exl»|onee,M he Raid.
Ilia addreaa followed l»\ 21
hour* o warning by President
Ifeoaevrlt that A lla nation* a l
ready have achieved aerion* ito .
noinic encirclement of thi» «m in.
try ond that the United S tatin iheading Into m world cii-i* of
“trulv dea|M-rate IntenMtv ” The
Preaident and
Hull Ix.ih .m
phaaiird that an Axi* triumph
woulfl leave the world III a atate
of rronnntir aerfdom
Hull a post-war trade plan pro.
poxeri:
•
1 E itrem le nation* hum imii*I
not Ih* perinlftnl to eipie** it.
self In exrraaivr trade re a tn r.
ttona.
2 Nondlaerlmtnttion m inter
national
commercial
relations
must be th* rule ao that inter.
(IV alU aH mm »a«# •!•.)
Lobbying Methods On
Handbill L e g i s l a
tion To Re Probed
-iiii-I M-.iikey I Ini.-I ml-- »
"limnuiL- hub
■hi- m.-Mitiig
"d put mi an tti|ualu linn f-u
• IK-npIt- alttm g aiiniinl nn tin
••• 'rhea by Ihu wall
Finn uf (hr fnvky fille d , » ,i ,
• - mg and vuininihig aruund,
•i •'king each uthrr and rpla-li.
nn- every innlikey within m u h
I -mg the aide nf the tnail a In I
ihu ,iK'k wall at tin- n lee n, a
lining Iilslfnrm, the f rnlirkniine
" nkeya wrre doing Jark.knlfea,
*n iln i-w. rannuii hall, and Juat
t I nil ""helly wopperv
lumping lolfw ay nut Inin the
m at fmm the edge nf the island
,,|‘- mnnkrya wrre awimmlng la rk
' • the ialand underw ater for din
t.'ittcea of five or six feet While
• .n»c were paddling along undrr
I nr surfara niharv wnuld Jump
- ut on tun of them snd sta rt u
■untest of ducking
Lake Mary Writers
Sing Song On Radio
Willard R. Connolly of San
ford sa d Lara lla rry W calar of
Lake Mary appeared on ll.e pro
gram given Sunday evening on
radio station WLOP, of Orlando
and* sang th* song they wrote
themselves, "Stand By America,"
Is a program given by IU Amertraa Legion o f Orlando under
th* sponsorship o f Cedric B eni,
chairman of lh« American P a
triotic Observance Committee of
(hat chapter.
Thovaong. san g h r Mr. Connol
ly and with piano acevmpanttte n l Sir Mr. W tater. cam . a i th*
M l ret >mm docldod- Tho Ut- roaetaatan of a patriotic play elk
isaxiug th* Amorioaa Lagiona'
“I Am a a Aasgriean P rogram .4
County Defense Cnil
Slates Meet Tonight
r ore* will n m l iniugiii mi in>
Aimnry at "V nil uiluek in an « (
fort lo eon pluie I lie niganlsnlinii
nf thr group, E I I' llurpei. ra p .
lain, >ald C7,i» iimining
Unli-sn Ihu leipitred iiiimiIh l of
men ran k irgi-leruil Ihr ,-pun
mount fui (lie unit ran uni ! - u b
tallied, he ntate.1 Fifty men l>eTween Ihe age* nf IH slid f,fi >usr»
are iiii<ii| u<1 to ruiiipli lr Ibu roeti-i
and In H r meeting l«»t wi-ek thu
number wav nut iraetind
The meeting of the f'uniplrllLosaing Font has bleu moved up
•o 7:30 lonigbl ‘to allow Ihe mem
"O ut f i*aa*1 I•1141s1411g" Rywll'lll 4'V
bers to attend thr drfensv forte
rrt f»u it four i« n t ifMi ta x . w r l
meeting.
m
n rv i r
Visiting Students
To Tour Seminole
A fro u |i of JN high »chool
aaniors of llahtra, Ga and their
school principal will arrive in
Sanford bv automobile tomorrow
morning a t about 11:00 o'clock to
look over thr farm ing and in
dustrioa of Hanford and Seminole
County, Professor G. E. McKay
u d d this morning.
Tha vUltor* are to have lunch
a t tha Seminole High School
and than make a trip over th*
city r a d through Ovlodo, ins pertla g eeUry farm s, pocking plants
..................
(ri lM lII 4 oaf ••III
i m u ll#
|»V «"»«• lit
M«tn
riMtlla
IlMB
nhiiunl ••)«•! Ia«ki*ii nrvb n»«fl bulb!
inf, uii.l tin " iip rr n t inrrraM
tn tl.4' niMil fund will nrver build
nrw r<t»il<, uiAintuin nbl road t,
nr rebinbl
now worn ou '.
If rt«*i n «iiunty nredrd nrw
ruxiU. llii* county in Srimnol.
Cnuidy VS ilb th r thoUMand* of
dollm* roll**cti‘d in i»ur count y
In frum tu irr. wr huvr very 111*
tlr to th.iw in th r way of Htatv
roadn. I do not blim p Ihr SU t »
Uo«d D rpartm rnt for thU. f t
b u t ro t rntirvlv.
We havt
three r n i i i thut have been n
quested over • period of 12
ftoru : via RUte Rn*d« 44-20'J
and 208. I believe If th e funds
can be procured th a t Rood 44
f e e t lM ^
Loppy Day Will
Be Observed In
Sanford May 24
| ’,,ppv Day. a n -annual uffaii In
■aim money fur Ihu welfare work
,,! llie American la-ginn mid ilv
auxiliary, will lie brld III Sanford
n u l l Saturday, Mrs J W Daniel,
a m dial y president, announced lo.
day
In u statem ent issued cunrrm ing the ubscrvsneo of Flippy Day.
Mi- Daniel said:
"We wear the |*ippy one* a
year lo ospress Ihr feeling of
reverence th a t is always in our
heal Is for Ihe men who died on
Ihe
poppy-atudded
fields
of
France and Belgium during U s
World WaF. Th# poppy is thalr
flowrr.
"The funds dsrlved from lb*
puppy sale constitute Ihe largest
source of revenue for the reha
bilitation
and child
w elfare
work of th* Legion and Auxil
iary." Mrs. D anltl said. "Tha
dimes,
ciiixrtars and
dollars
dropped Into lha contribution box
es on Poppy Day enable tha Loglon posts and Auxiliary unit* to
carry ouf E construct!.* program
of aid to th* disabled and to tho
dependant fam ilies of vstoraao
O t rm *« T w t i
*
N
�,O IA Y 1*; 1MI
i Herald
»
UNTO THE LORD:
t US return unto the
i bath tom. and he
bo hath ■raltton, end
us up. After two
revlfn . us: In tho
wll| raise us up, and
i la hlsstfhl. Then
w Uo Lonii his to.
irrMurd as the momsnail come unto us
•g' the latter and
unto tho earth.—
■
DAWN TOO SOON
(fra *
Tha
W ashington
“It was the lark" . . .
Pont!
— Romeo and Ju liet.”
The Sight bum* to Its undinir,
• gad tho dsy
•
P u ts s a t tho stare and tu rn s the
j . n ld asoon white,
W» have no complete figures for the total Iricrtoa
In factory payrolls since the United States began Its re
armament effort and unions commenced their campaigns
for pay boosts, but with the announcement of C. I. O. that,
through' Its negotiations, $380,000,000 annually In pay
increases have been won Uy its members since the first of
the yesr, It may be assumed that the total of all pay In.
creases will add up to a very sfxeable figure, pnd it npiy
be further assumed that such Increases, even though ju sti
fied, will certainly lead to inflation and a higher cost of
living.
For, despite the government's declared intention to
put a celling on prices, there are aererel basic obstacles to
Hpch action which guarantee that w hat Mr. and Mrs. Av
erage Citlsen buy In the future will come a little dearer.
Ono bar to a price celling, and thla is a real headache for
the government, la the necessity for getting more and
more te x ts out o f the profit o f business, and no one has
yet been sble to explsln how business esn make s profit
except,, by increasing prices or by cutting expenses. The
avenue for cutting expenses looks very dark, what with
payrolls going up by lsspe and bounds. So it is inevitable
Ihut If tne government wishes to collect higher taxes, It
must allow business to increase prices in order to make
a profit.
Another handicap in the pathway of stable prices Is
the old law o f supply and demand which is still with us
despite concerted efforts in recent years to put it out of
business. With pay envelopes fatter and goods scarcer, it
doesn't take an economist to understand that price tags
will be upped and that no amount of legislation can pre
vent Individuals, who are willing, to pay more for their
purchsaes, if that's what It takes to get what they want.
However, we don't have to speculate on whether or
not prices are advancing and whether or npt the govern
ment esn do anything shout it, for the actuality is al
ready here. Statistics of the United States Ruremi of La
bor show that between mid-March and mid-April tho cost
of living increased one percent for moderate income fam il
ies in U rge American cities, Chief fsetor in the rise was
a 2.2 percent increase In the cost of food between March
•ml April, attributed to “government purchases, pricepegging and tho prospect of higher crop loans."
However worthy and needed may be the pay In c re a s e s
won recently, the public shouldn't get the Idea that such
increases can be had without someone footing the bill,
and, as usual, the “people'' will have to pay.
Australia's War
Effort
Ns wood will hah tho westward
to urea of light,
A fair Indication of what Australia I* doing towards
helping England defeat Hitler Is contained in recent in
ThSt would Instruct tho ton up- formation that nearly 250,000 young Australians have vnU
untcerctl for active service with the Royal Australian Air
tm hie way
To Wove lose »wlflly. Now up force and the commonwealth’s plan to train and eijulp 57,on tho sifhl
0C0 airmen, 20,000 of them military pilots.
TbS wonder nice, and soundless
Some idea of what this stupendous job means to a
Bos 'poruhodl* And there Is no smalt country with a population slightly over Hi million
persono, may be adduced by a comparison of tvhal u like
—RALPH * FRIEDRICH
effort would be In the United States on the bn*U of our
isipiilntlon. If our country had an air program rompamb u n d kinch
ijc lo Australia's, there would be 5.000.000 men enlisted In
ii
Frm* |UWW©frmph
Off ffflMtlfttM
•bout UN thin ono servico.
However, U Is not alone in the task of supplying
Ik tent $n little, wo do not life
trained airmen for- Great -Jjritain, that Australia is dis
V# eX 4th r-nrnlng* till Ihe tinguishing itself, for In the field of airplane construction,
, | | | i b$fm flic#.
tho country from Down Under has performed miracles.
, QoJs vast, fateful lightning
Starting from scratch alxtut three years ago, the aviation in
Jfo jk lL Urn w iu itcn toof I" dustry la now turning out complete Itomocrs, fighters and
trainers, and these planes arc beginning to fulfill their
X| ftadr^odgr. or cat Its fult- imsslon o f helping protect the Hast Indies and of insur
V shS S ng h* harshness with a ing U warm reception for any Japanese grab southward.
Huch an all-out effort in behalf of the empire wur
AMf gJURkhtn^ Its rich sweetness program could easily be understood If England had any
control evet- Australia, but when one considers that Aus
kings, WO whine before our
tralia is us Independent from Ilritain ns Ireland Is, then
■ ^ S o u w V l door
out bold we realite that Australians posses* a clear knowledge of
what defeat of Great Britain means to tho Independence
tis^ S lo o loom* hlih, greet sun» of Independent people everywhere.
N th to o o t oil achieve Ibe ewret
f r f f - S t B t B
Power* of
H rarcw , m * J 'o o r.
g j ^ j a w j t l M Wa.to, bo-
. {|i(|| sorphlm to bear us company.
g tT y T r
Alice L- Porter
ntk King’d Cousin
'Hk Croatian Head
In fla tio n F M b iliti es
» •* " ‘ '
TboMUCrt —
BOMB, Key
STOMACH [ m
D rxlynellon', of tho tall po o.
playing lallor duke of the Hooeo
of Savoy was a t the request of
Ante I’avtllc—who bee re the
title of Poglavnik, Grodt cquir■lent of J1 Dtfee— lq •» flittering
audlenre a t Qulrlnale Palace.
*
t
q—
:
E /m U t k M U f a l "
' T H E R E w e r * d ark
r c ir c le s ir o u n tf th e m .
!• f t i « l t f a b t i y " at
ttafes. t o discov
ered that he needed
HAS FORCED LANDING
SILOAM ST BINGS. Ark.. May
ID —(AO— Bishop C. ,C . Sclcc-
g ls ts e t-b a d ly . V on
s h o u ld s e e h im to d a y . E V e s 'ild a V ,
k e e n - h e ’s' n e r v o tii
n o lo n g e r .
Dr; I N G H A M
f]rxr re^''T'VTW’'
mum
d is p e l l in g t h e f o g
By CHARLES MICI1EUON
It Is becoming evident from uttrran res In Congress and elsewhrre that many isolationists are
that way onlI,
President
iliMisrvelt la not.
It might not be far from the
truth to state that If our Demo
cratic th ief cr.-cullve hail taken
Ihe position th at ti e N atl war
uns not nur ninrern, some of the
Iti'publicans In House end Renal*
who assume that pose would have
demanded total us! for Great
lliltoln. and Is-en as v rk en en t in
ihelr criticism of Ihe adm inistra
tion as (hey arc now.
C'lrpi, end the A ir Corps over to
Orest B ritain, Is going In slay
in ihe White House of whether
I*- is going to take up his abode
- ,'^ V o n ‘«o dlto‘ « the f o r e ^ o f
the world."
A favorfl* topic or Hi* ontl-oilrlnlstration spokesman has been
II!«• necessity of protecting freedom
n|if speech. A pparently, their klua
in Iliat everybody ■him Id havr
freedom of speech cxrept the
President of I ho United Slate*.
■'Thooc who exercise that free,
dnm," said ex-Governor and rxPresldrntiul eanJtdlale Ijmdon,
"should not tie subjected tn
sm ears and sneern aa they hove
Ire n from this adm inistration
aln-c Its Inception. In other words
H la alright for Ihe Isoialionisto
and their fellow.travelers to call
the President of the United State*
“warmonger" but Is it all wrong
fa r him to point oat that oppoiltioe to Ihe defense measures In
many Instances lends aid and
comfort lo t i e N ails and e»coaragrs the belief In Hltlerdom
th a t the linked B lairs is divided
on the defease polirirs.
Daring Ihe political campaign
U it year, lb# minority party
spokesmen repeatedly accused the
C rank Case Olf
Change — Golden
Shell K otor Oil
See “ B ubbs" l.ocke
fo r details I
com plaining of aspersions upon
their motives v e n they attribute
lh r most treasonable purposes to
The Gas Well
Bent tools Bled, at French
m inistrations' assailants happen
to lc the Secretory of W ar and
the Secretary of the N ary, though
both
arc
Hrpubllcaa*—highly
honored by th eir party until they
accept membership In a Demo,
crone PrcsMant'a C abinet
The Isolatloinets, through their
■pokraman and through (heir
newspapers, profess to bo hor
rified th a t these two officials, var
ious Peaatora and other eminent
rltlsrn s are urging that the ehlpi
we arc sending with w ar m at
erial and food to tha countries
iliat are battling against the
dictators should be protected cn
route.
Aa Secretory of War Sllmson
asked recently, after summarising
the Steps n r had token to keep
lbs wur from our border*! **We
bold in cur hands the Instrument
ready and able lo make all these
steps el fertile; shall we now
flinch and perm it these munitions
to lie sunk in !hr A t'sutic Ocean?
Up to the time of this writing
there has been no formal Invoca
tion of I lie convoy system; so
why should there be anything
shocking about a discussion of
tha lighteounems and the exped
iency of such a program?
The Isolationists say It would
be nn a rt of war for American
ware ra f t to protect American car
goes. Why should it he considered
more on act of w ar than aur trad
ing a flock of destroyers to Eag-
H H M tII-*H
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E X T E R I V U N A T E !
extemMimAtino
ItRVIOt
J. Y. RwBcr, Mgr.
PHONE 5566
N u rh,iri;t; for i n s p e c t i o n s
Fkcts Tfutt Concern YBu
-I ■ a
as f t s s
TOS)
T s s l ls s “
f
r s e r S<H.<
which will origins to In Havana, Wjll be built Wo seem lo be
M l *o through Jacksonville and felling somewhere right now.
Atlanta to Drnvor. Ita also de“The answers la tha whols
rood building preposition is
Slat* Road bond* to ba retired
with tho goo tag money. Bonding
Ihe State would necessitate an
amendment to our Const Hutton.
This would have to be voted on
. With the change to Uo all I at g general election, and fhat
Ia4s Of the Ails-dominated gov- J* o°mo year* swiy. In the mean
irnwci’t of Vichy these propara- time wo moat do all in our
power to help tha County Commlsslontrs in tholr efferto la.tet
significance, Mr. JMpd told th* roads la Scmlnota County. Wu
1" “ ubi Seminal# County are
thankful far Rand IM, which
B T i» ,sas!fc T * a
awar
H arare—P rs and Cow
There has not boon and then
will not Ce any effort to limit
critkiom of the Administration.
Of coarse, nothing approaching
Dm Isolationists' assaults on tho
government would be tolerated In
any other country. That they can
go aa far u they like « m her*
M ika tho difference between tho
principle* of democracy and Uo
te r m now mobllixed to destroy
dowseracy. But certainly, freo-
New York, while tha lesid-kaon
measure woo being discussed,
stated that It wo* a political sch
eme to usurp tho power* of Cow*
grraa and Use Supremo Court
Congressman Rich, of PmmayL
ratlin, told tho House of Repreaontothaoi “I wonder w lw pw »/t6
I‘resident of tho United Btatog
iiwAfli
dnt'ildfds
•lace l* has gotten control of Jii—' I of mO---^
U Is
^ w not
'O H O wiownm*|
everything, since ho ran good tli*
ktsss
he built no • very vital copnre|loa between ikree trunk line
rasda. It ranneats State road*
that sticks out
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V
4t#li
ui
e-Ke-J-r.«j
Pinehurat Grocery Is again buying green and
dried leaves at the market pUtform. Make
extra caah. Call for information and prices.
Defenses In Gulf Increased Auto
And Panama Are
License Unjust,
Praised By Byrd
Ballard Claims
Itoa llM iC
• »°-
mlnut* ceremony the new Auto
created state or Crotia raceired
lb firth fofefgii dynasty M * »
yonis Sunday when Kins Vittorio
Emmanuels named bta . 41-ywrold emu In. the Duke of SpoJeto.
aa KtnjT Atlmona to . west , the
crown of, Zronlmlr.
and
cttim atcij
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19, i 9ir -7
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THE
Social A n d Personal Activities
**. j . & *vy
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SA NFO RD
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PACE TITHE*
H E R A L D . S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
Spring Dance To
Ite Held Tuesday
Rcfrcphnicnt* were j r r r n l by the
hunter* tu the fidlowinn
Judiri* Ware, rln** teacher. Mr.
and Mr* Clarence
L
Wynn,
Mr. and Mm F. W. McCall, Mr.
in,! Mr* W F Rrvnn, Mr and
Mr- Arthur Phillip*, Mr, and
Mr- V J N .l-on, Ji . Mr. and
Mi * R 1 Caldwell, and Mra.
C.irl t'horpenmif
Al*o, Mi - Fail Kipp, Mm,
C 111 William*.
Mi*
William
! Ilrutd er, fir (ieorge Tl, Putnam ,
Gci ipe Son*,
t'haili'U e I aid*
Swell, Faye
'.Vt dime*.
W arren
M. ('nil, Keith Hrooki r, tieorpe
I Sou *. Ji , an I ( In retire hurl
| Sim*
v ."
The Spring Iiance Recital of
the pupil* of Mix* Marjoiu* Cogburn will In* ptr*cnted tomorrow
evening m th r auditorium of the
Seminole High School at R:00
o'clock.
AM choreography hi*
1rrn arranged by Ml** Cogburn
Mr. and Mrs. J. hn Henry W il-1 «»'• ,h ''
' *■ been arranged
Mm, .Ralph Austin Smith, ftrst son spent the day yesterday I n 1''
M**/ EMxalwth Reldln.
vke*prtsidc7il
of
the
Florida
Fed*,
Orlando
with
friend*.
I
Tickets
an;
on
A
le by members
MONDAY •
_ _ ___
, of in- i clery red . sponsor*, or
BeWing icaslom w ill continue c rat ion of Women’s Clubs, was
Dr. and Mr*. J. N. Robson o f t they may Is- sreurrd at the door.'
Jn .Uth.
u Woman'! Club for thu Krd ?™nir , ,h£’'
lc,fl S**?rdf.y
weekend
The program in full -follows:
% prraa
M from >i30 A. M. until U ;30 fJJ?"1, J *r 'j* ° jv1'J^ r f?r AIt t?.U<' Hollywood nefe the
S renr I—In The Meadow
II w
with
lira Jock
J>rir Hall
if.li as
. . Tritjr to ntlrnd the Gulden Jubilee visitor^ of 'h eir children.
11.
ith Mrs.
Morning
Tripnntal Convention nf thn Gen
Federation of Women's Club*
Frinf Miller hn* rclu met) t,» 1 Farm er Roys*—Frankie Meiach,
The Dependable Class of the eral
Pippin* flower*
J a d Ludwig, Jimmie Ludwig,
beginning today
and lasting Tainjm a fte r upending the week
Methodlat Church ' mill meet a t through Saturday, May 21.
In ho-piluI A sick r mm.
Dougin* Scot!,
end
here.
Pippin •* flow er*
the home o f Mra. J. D. Callahan.
2 rh ild n n «! P loy- Rosemary
The group was headed t-jr Mrs.
il S E aat Second Street hi Thuralon
Picked fir-h eveiy day
Garner, Ann Hailey, Lonnie
Roberta,
president
of
lla
rry
Robson
nf
Camp
IH»nd
:00 o'clock with Mr*.
I*, j*. the Florida Federation and a del
Into the home* of loved one*
Ludwig, Ann Whitaker.
in fT fcpent the weekend at h»*
anil friend*
Weber u co-hostess.
egation of 10 members of the home on South Sanford Avenue Out in the New Mown Hay—Con
Never a moment they are no'
Put Matrona Club or (). K. is. sla ts organalration which left on
nie J jidwip, Ann Whitnker.
weleonied m
will meet a t the homr of Mra u special coach of th r Seaboard
Mi** Kitmrrhne T hurston and Mi'.tresi M»rv Rosemary Gamer.
J . O. H uff on 'South Sanford Air Line's Silver Meteor.
Albany Hound—Connie Ludwig.
G ne u* it i b.im e in In igbli'U
Sheiily
!le*f
spent
yesterday
at
^▼ enue at 7:30 P. M. with Mra.
Ann Whitnker.
the djl>
During the administration of New Smyrna Itenrh,
M. Tyre ea co-hostess,
c ambo—Ann Hailey
flower *
uhmp
And *11*■vv
Mrs. Smith as first vice-president
*V -M
TUESDAY
T
*
Right.
she has kept a scrap book of
your wa v
Mr. mid Mr*. I*. .1 Rollins
Sewing u n i o n s will continue her Institute activities which was have
1
Gypsies:
Klrtnn.Haum—
Phyl
Remeiuhei
ue
liv
In
fill
nn^
rH m iied G» their home in
•'America * Must Charming
ire* of fl!5 jirich, a -eiuinl
■eque*t
for the IteJ C rest In the Wo- sent to Mrs, Kdwin I. Poston of Ocala after spending the week lis llach, Jane Chapman. Jo
t if le that ha* been bcntawetl on Ktnimi A!
-i i .(• i on d pii/i'H of f I mi,
Urn ley Mary Margaret Hem*
iVpendii lul i’y i* mir preate*1
man'* Clbo from 2:30 P. M. im :J Martinsville, Ind,, chairman of end In Sanford with friends.
don, Fndslcy Meixeh, Nonna
Club Institutes, who was so
a**et
Jlene Robert*, whol e, pj \eiir* old, • f Tjimih
• g fining of th en hath Hog,
Ji^O P. M. with Mra. J. T. New nleaned
Jean
Stiyer
with her accomplish ment*
Far oe* t ly we will try to be
Tljr sponsoring.
and Rinnmphirm, Ala With Hn title gm *
Mr. mot Mr* I., F G arner,
s »i t iiptivaled li\ 1lie w 1*1
None
otIn t lbun a lin e fiieufl
In
this
work
that
she
Invited
Mrs \\ 1" G arner, Mia* "iielc.i I 1|,' n ,n n '
hnrwenkn-Cog.
Mlaa Marjorie Cog! urn will
a cash p riir of 1 1*11410. und a i iim nu t v\ili‘
Vlbrie A ttn 111. i Ii,.,| 14*
burn Ni'll Slew ait.
to H k
present
her nupJU In n S p rin t Mra, Smith to naaiat her in three G am ei mi.) Roger G arner spent
Wa l liei llrot hei * to appear in a inolmti pn*
11
It 11,(1IHI not i mi m lie
,fUM| D
fI H a t the Seminole Institute program* lo Ik* given Vcsterdnv in Ft
Dance
Recital
Pierce
with Fvcnifur.
S tinos*, Chopin, Rchuhert, RcnWednesday am) Mr und Mrs A. A. Muorc*.
tin e Is* he mi ad !• by that studio ai a -.ilniy t 1
' HI .im 1mu 11*1 -4 and Ihk'll r i 1J
H igh School a t 8:00 I*. M. Mina on Tuesday,
t fi. Silent bog
mornings.
Mary Beldln will be the arempan- Thursday
W Fn *1 S<
Phone T5S-M
taltiog Imt le** f Iiji ri Himther liljUHt |||e*o
ihi* 1
lo s t btillti in Hn i iiuil
'T m evening: b ro ile r ami sister
Mrs. Smith will speak on ' ‘Pro
\\'i> wire I lower* evetywhcio
•rt.
Friend-* nf Mrs. It. M. IVarre HP1
Uimid*
go
lo
Aileoe
ydo
pielei*
never
1
*
.
majmifx
of
f
i»-1
i
in
nee
m
the
mendow
and
fall
asleep,
•it
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Seminole C hapter Two. O. K. gram Planning for Small and Ju n will le glad to learn that she is
hr culled Fmiowi u* winner of In t pure ' n
•11 1 1i’l* ‘'m il lii*» n pul (hi b* l.i-t
S. will »ew for the Red Cross ior O u ts " at the general meet recovering nt lie*- home on \Vr*t Th's meadow is enehanted. The
She carried credentials from T*!r *»I S h o rt fiMin a recent ill fuo it * i Dfi" it* dune**
the New \ 'ork Mimu C* ihiMiitnig • Iidi| c 'r
In the Woman'a Cluh from 0 .10 ing.
'Li *b(‘a’i' ol VIIi oi * 111*d
I lie ytfl drenrr* that she, too,
the Sanford Woman s Club.
A. M. until 11:30 A. M.
ite**
t i -t lit - louig* flic lo'al iiwaiilHo M i
m i Olllh-ll 41;1Hit - nn*| -he ti.liv he! broth
Florida
will
I
rive
an
important
The. Phllathrn C l« « o f the
loC* ..... I. (I To $l,J.ri.» tin ie i* • i« g !•• ••»
t«* pb»*.
Farli of the fairica
^Presbyterian Church will meet nde in the fiolden Jubilee progMr nmi ?(!■* I! A. Camenm el
Ihe Him hiitl,
Mary C h tu ih left dunce r»n I li^tlv
w t the home of Mra.
Victor mm ns the federation has five J r , und Mi
50 or more years old, und y»*steiilfi/ for i hatlcstrm, S C ^ \ inli- I ««f 11iippme--*, ilanres- the
Qreen in Jew etts Lane nl H:00 clubs,
each i n r will In- represented in where Mr t tnoroii will tie eoli **f11T11• m old i* hup in \ l | join
P. M.
fituib', , but . Ihe
Friiil ,iYi n I'liiivrint
The Philalhea Clara of the the pageant by five Florida wom m-clej iv iilt.. the Anu'riean
„.
tim-l((, ,friive
iiftii* . dawn,
r**n a .mli fairies
,
,
.
F lin t B ap tiit C h irr h will meet en d irtie d in the cost nines of 50 fit owe*. . . a\ | r . t nine
lt
■ »h*-v all ilisuppeui. leaving
Mrs, Smith has Wen Mr* < hiirvli pbtn ,lo reHiin it«»
a t the home of \MI»* Illnnche years ago
awaken at
hr
II
I
he
r
a
lid
HO'lef
i
"Hotoeroniirii;
of He Meth l
c .i .,11,1 iim
i und ear
(C unningham , 13061 M yrtle Ave asked by Mrs Holier 1n to repre Sniifoi d tti I wii weeks.
dawn, alone
odist Chnitfi . I Kernlr irk wu* |
nue, for lla aortal lan d Imalneaa sent one of the chibs in the peg*
Mil III. d» . Ml lie (hi
Urol he i I hit nr ie fuulwir
cell
brat*
>
|
yr*fet.lay
w
tlh
appio.
!
rant*
Vidm Williams arid Kd 11*ifK *
m eeting a t 8:00 IA M.
ITill d lf Il'lg I CIOin
Mrs. T V Mm ie, of Miami, n l Limed Sum !diiv from W ii h Sisiei Maf\ Mu rn ii i 1 H • i rttlon. pilule f 4■*11\ u n * Tlte chilli h wii* J
WEDNESDAY
Re-1 iim i v Garner, yuilt in HRi'* w itir * * Ptie*l
i no m
Max
of VI.
I Mi
safely chair mmn of the General Suglofi. H < when* they hiive Sint I ’lir n
\"
*I'l’1e
The regular nnnuar May bridge Federation, will he the roommate
Aon H r fey I lid «e 1 iill vs ig
of Coi* <mi ii- i ieiii man el the) ' t 'll 11"Vi
nl (Hi I"
i aniei a
lk III II 1I 4N I 11 el
• y»
1 he> I 'm) V \ it h M' *•11a!>• am I'by Ills building
b reakfast and Chinrae checker of Mri, Smith in the Hotel Hen bein for s e i 'i'il ibiys
i' i'IIi mil f * \! \1 Fold " p i i a 1mi i*
• I<ii k
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fill
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w a r ty of the Social Department nf ris, which is headquarter* for we I e uei'i hi Ipa 11n'd from Tall.i I 11,01
nf ( d i n
lb igh! wm* 11n f»i*t
,.| il . M. ihodi*t
lih *• e bv \ olio Will nmi*. H
•n IMltl Wt || i, t'T uoiloitt i.
lid.I, riu
the Woman'a Club will he Held the convention.
-111flo f hnp- miiM' i i i f tin i hint h
Moonb«*n m I
w ho isp. ni 11(< week*"rid In »*'
from 0:00 A. M. until 12:00 n ............ i
IMIlll ' II 1. v, F nl ■I* I Meisili,
ii n*i"
Among iho-i fi.im >unfidd nt | t» ( N IM I d .. id. d lo hint
I f f rkJI II lie l I illtll'Mi
clock In Ibe club houae. Ilonleaaea
I Hitinlhen } 144 t . 1
leiulme
tin 11,<11it i enimg wi ll1
111. .1. I oil
*. idiog
Among ■tti " -ei’U eo-lerrlav ai l'"il 11V o f (111 ( 49• • r I l
i
i
ii
l
nu
ieu'int
era Mra- R. j . Holly, rhairm an,
Nor- Mi ihd Mi- i i Pi 11**1, Mi
V\ 111min
l\e|| hi
t i,iyiurin ]{. so Ii wi i e Mr and M'
•
pay
Mra, Roy TITIla, Mra. I.. T Doaa,
II a J | no Sa Vel
and At
C li Min* iif!•I (hildieii,|
id I e XXa V li.hl
F I’ Itotiin illat . Mr and Mi- Fail v «d f It- Sp' on1 1 lull i rs — Gl'o'ge
l ». mill.mm e.I Hu 1
^ n d Mra. W. A. Ixavltt. All mem.
Ii iiim| I lu It Mie I all
I* , and
\ lo.O g.
I i wii y
F. F f an - M and Mr* W»dK I n*. Aon Wb..l.b.n
Ih. f Vbera of the club nre invited to
Mi
.Hid
Mt*
l
ni
I
Kipp
uhd
el
il
,i't (•! 1. 11'
lodge R
d ifiiouni in TidT 1.
I Pet r li h. Mi and Mm At i 1" " I'lie loid \ no W11d akt i
attend.
ill*
n
I
!"iu
iii.l
Robbie
,
and
Ml
V\ aii'
DITIlLIN*. Ga . May ID —
— W llliutil". Mi and Mi- •' "
da\
Ihe* ,• dr" hi
The Auxiliary to the Jlrother.
Seine II \i Ihe t n»lume Party and V11 L.iiiiiull J'lo -t mill >,.n $ r *n
l.i
\\ 1 H
pl
1"
. I Oh Hit null
•rid Mr* XV M I M« nu m i' 11*m11111ip11 /
i
hood of Railway Trainmen will president Roosevelt in u leller AInujiii, Mi
t
'urn
Itaii'l
nl
I111( - lib l m
Id
I'll/
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III
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have Ite business and anrinl meet made public t inlay here to Daw. 11ii v ni", Mi-* 1»"| Hally Mill -lull)
miro- Phi, III* Itilth .lane Chup.1
.O'
V
i
do
di
'let"
son
Kea,
state
Trgiidntar,
said
fIn \ a 1ittfiu 1
\ t , tltT-rhcll Iliiml'V. Mi-* Kn
lixax M
ing a t the homo of Mra J. N.
niMO, \fa r\ Mas can
Me union,
I i l' i Ip
"del
of
P"i!.■,(
I'uiin"
.Cillon, 1201 Palmoltii Avenue al •’the gravity of the present situ* thntinu Vr cr-i, . M iFo*i*l''i
M*<-th
. hi
\
1 I M dl
nl oi.
3:00 P. M-, with Mra. It W^Good- Hon calls for the immediate en- Mcl.t h, liihn < itu rtrt, lb ur> < tu
M' p ii Wi-Mif!., 31••11r111a Cnii | t .i
I 1' II! I
1 net meri t of legialnllort which nit) m i) l.i‘urinnl
Id l (ui 111*t•11 .d
l
i
.
to w 11 i ni hi i ft;
I"
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Hailey
i U1 lb*
Would perm it the const tnet ion of
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1.
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M uck■i i, Iv-' in'S>Http for ibe M'fi. Km In M m . I b[•*’ nil' * 1
The Womana Club la sponsoring pipeline*.'*
i > ■git, i* *1 i on mo I ndwig, Ann
He
urired
that
nil
person*
op.
i Hat pi
lll"| r Hie I i i dirtn MU‘-ie * bib
1
lie
I
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a aubecrlption bridge party ami fToafnjf the roust met ion of gnso.
Whitaker
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wa
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j M i- IMivtbin W'..H-i * ........ :m
line pipeline*
through Gcnriria
. . Imi l
ni The Fa nth* S
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fi m il s> | it 1 I" M;iy
\ n mm Jean fc'a \ *i
M.
withdraw their opposition imme
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('hnirt'U'U
• ' f f i tend* and fin Ir mi*
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Holmi Mi
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Hetty
JciiTi
Sbrppftid
(n buy m sg aiin r .ubscri|>liuns fur aett boot slocking*, .•
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f.d i
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I'iunu HI llulure* Mil ■lino
Army <vim|i. in
Orlumlii sml irv»ny other a rtirle- of clo'hinp ' Hoi/ J l* i Tiled Ml* M J Itllihi
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m orning i haim ian,
vxith
Hi \t \ Flippy. Myitt Aillei Fod-b x I inti!
Slnrkr.
Other article* to !■
topped
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'if i1- 1•In yi d ,t i
CROSBY
vi-1
Mei*ch
Mr*. W. G. Klrmlng will |ir.-- from the eounty inelndi I three
.1
t pl llpll’s
A i over ed il»*h luncheon x*,i |ioerH*ional Minch fim o Alii* m il.v .lv
trn
l
hrr
[iu|iils
in
un
rsfirrs.lwn
HOPE
vinlrli, four rent. , "• ' *n hel i i.joyed uI Hn noi n houi Pi
id*
in (" (am 11
Wonderland OI>\*
Arm Vd and Gild
i-rritn) In llu’ Soul). Sldr Siliool M
I ngi t lift l.i • i.
one pair of nmt m
-i-xeTi the folhfwinp liumihi'i* :
i pfniig in g ’
aura.
LAMOUR au'liloriutn nt K 00 I*. M. Slir nj»d*,
i
In
ft.
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a
ni" bulling
I tfm Rcvrla, Mfti » 1*14lit! Re 11
A J„
Pideraon,
M
will Ijr [.-•islnl liy scv.-rul iluncn pair of aea boot *lox kPi, -. *• xi*n ( Mr* (i
UNA M IR K Il
XXI I 11 1 i l M11 k . a | •Mr
Hi 11 "Tl
aid Mt-Nrib
/>upil, nf Ml*s klnrjorir Cngburn bennlv raps, 12 tum "i H" l>'- (Ituipli ciinpmnn. Mi- Ini’ ....... ti
til
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|; Rnllln-. Mi- I be Harp, lira
nml th r public is invilnl In nl- Ihrre
T h ............Il I t
1IXI• (I 1(1 IIM'Vl
quiltn
nnrt ncVrrul m l n l i "f M j
[..s in
M u . /. II lla ilift
Frnno I —Inna Mat*hew*
Uni)
111 J one vxdk M, - li.iMdd Waah 1
BARGAIN DAY
Fin no II
Euiily Mail hex*
Mrs. II M Ib ip w tu lh , Mra Am
Uundlrt for Urltaln Club will warm clothing.
T E L K I 'llO N K
U rging everyone, who can, 1“ Meriwether, Mra, Grady Gallant sUenherda lley. Arr by Grainger I •Ul 1 11 11 I 11*11 111 »JI M i i Ncxx S m y i
DOUBLE PROGRAM
mnet nt th* home of U n . A. D rr.
un
A1tout loti Vts *tiii*8d Co th'
knll
fur
^unities
for
Hrllnir.,
ove
Rdlv
Move
m
il
Mra
F
S
V
e
rn
a
y
Vi-n "i mil mi ymir Imig-limi* ri'liuiil"
by, 1611 Dark Avenue a t .1 0(1
WB 'URGE YOU TO
Shoe
Dan*1 I Ito hh11 n viii" xxhull I-. iin xv Monin
Mra. Martin ■alii that “ m» many
AIjmi, Mr*, Agdw TtiOinaa, Mi* 111*11)% Wooden
P. M.
...... I ilnigginl fur ymir '1"'K
..... .
oi g ul Hi i bn ii i* "i Mra Rirba
F ru n c c i M L ig h t
K a y H>d(<
of the people who have been do- R. W* Turner, Mra, G eoigr H
FRIDAY
T rnFyik nil
If* Ot U flsJ Jfiglmi
I n n i an uhviiVH In' m ire nl i|im 1its mill
claw'
in f this
thi« work in
In the eounty
mv«* sn-Cuip Mr*
The Oviedo eip rtaalo n puplli in*
*minty Ibive
la ’i It
!«rah*-t
liv'
Deed Fur pie, Deter DcKnat'
rrtu mcd
n l toto their
their home*
hutiie* inin the
thr y\rn [| p Moore, Mr* Conatait
*.* t v ii r « In n y o u trtu li' ni
^
“
“ fell irUim
Piano 1 -R u th SirTialrom
will be p rrten te d In a recital nt north or are taking vaeutioim. | tine
DeWidaki,
Mr*
Wa>ib
P
iano
i
l
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a
u
lin
e
Mct'ellun
the Oviedo Mich School at H:00 hereby dlmlnUhlny the umouiit of Rucker Mr* Alev Vaughan. Mi
P iano JIIG la d y a P ippin, a**ial
l's M. The public boa
been ex- time and work foi thin impeiU J T Newby, Mra lloltx, Mr* ti
log.
tended en Invitation to attend, a n t cauae."
I S. Selman aiul Mian Irene Hinton
MRS. LOURINE BEAL, S od cl> Editor
*Social Calendar
T e le p h o n e
Club Members Go
To Atlantic City
14»
P e rsonals
.
t
3
FLORIST
For
Homecoming Day
Held Itv Meihodi>f.*
Graduation!
.*{(> Percent Wage Mr. And Mrs. Sims
Increase Sought Frtc (loss Mcnilicrs
Rv Rail Workers
W IE B 0 L D T
ST U D IO
Roosevelt Urges •
Pipeline building
RENT & FARM
Ccriliiui Music ( ’lull '
Holds Last Meeting 1
Itunrlles E’nr Itritain
Work Is Progressing
(dirilen f 'Nil) <.niii|i
Seven Are Killed
In Ront KxpIoHion
Sewing Session Is
Held Ity Circle
Shawano IMantalion
i
on
TUESDAY
NEEDS
IS
un
)ME EARLY!
Laney’s Drug Store
Dance of Ihc Rnaebuila, Keat*
Joyce Adarna.
I’relud#.
R achm anin off 11••r I •«•»f
Moreland.
M firinnellea, A rndt Jane tteri*on
Hark, llnrk. T h - U>k, g c h u U rt
td a tl— Flak? M cW horter
Vnlar,
DuVal—Gordon
We Fill All Prescriptions
IIA IM 'Y
IIIIIT IID A Y
Mi - * 11 •• i I'mm-Li
^
fC cisih llu ild ln g
S a n f o r d , F lo r id a
Gustav*
arm
N arriaaiia, K e vin
P inna 1—-N an cy W illlam a
Piano VI— U i ii i ae D in k
Plano II I — Jo yce GiMidupeed
Ulinle, F r a m
Liaat—- Murgwrvt
ASK FOR COMFORT
AND GET STYLE, TOO
IN SMART NATFRAL HR I D O F S H O E S !
Myera
Minuet,
ley
a s s i
WAIT TOR YbU"
W Uk
B0UUH1 NT for Coal, OU or Oaa: Am iik a i Boilen and
Radiator H u t —HJHBIAM Warm-Air Furnace* and W inter Air Condition'S U l t d a w r PLUVB1HO r ix iu a w In whit* and U attractive color*.
Ifw lM j and F ta a ta M ara Boa
1t a j a rtaa t i a hmHh im
#n(ru ifid «a a a r w kut Mm I.
C tu d t y m Htafog ami Mumblag Contrader
ICAN
u ato h
^ ^ a n lt a iip
P a d e re w sk i— Owen
K el-
'diii unrig In the 'Miilmul line
>iiur mi i h. Nut ui ul Hiiilge
* - f 11 with snug flattery mid
" yin the max iiruim in nmii Ai fm atyle— ju**t «mile ir
(ele
■d I' a *k iit our aeleitipio!
Mountain Stream , Smiih—Myra
Ann So«*tkard.
Valaa IlrTTTTant, C h o p in — Mildred
Rotaon
Campanella, Franz L iatt—Falith
lamrrjoy.
Moonlight Sonata “ Preato Move,
mant** Beethoven—Gladya Pip
pin.
Kamennol-Oatrew,
Rubmatein—
$goo
Fredr Flcldi
()n tha Trail. Fonle Gmfr
Piano I—Catherine Clark.
Piano II—Roberta E rm a.
Piano U I— M argaret
Myers.
ataiaUng.
IVEY’S
GRADUATES Tfl MEET
All grad nates of Croomi Arado n f ara aakad to meet at U»4
fu me of J , ML Grooms a t 7:30
o’clock Tqpadajr nlgbt for a bua.
im
JUNIOR WOMAN’S
MISS) JONES’* — March of Time: — “CRISIS
IN
THE
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H E R A L D , S A N F O H O , F L O R ID A
Roses SCOTTS SCRAP BOOK
r Disease
'.Y C n B M B H B m
SA NFO RD
By R.J. SCOTT
By W illiam
F e rg u so n
THIS CURIOUS WORLD
G A IN B 8V IU .E . H ay I t (Special)— To raise rot** in
ceMftolly In Florida, a flow,
ta r d e a r r m a tt
control
bla<
ap rt, and he can do It by apnr
Ing them with Flordo, Dr. J
B. Tltdalc, State J
1
Station plant pathologist,' polntnl
m w M H i
r«j- Aimr
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W
AS PHo-To ^RAPTIe RS
—
dV t C A K 1R A .
15 S -f^ A P P E P
r
Fenders
S l r ii ir h tr n rd
^
-<0<HL BREASr.^gPi
H al un p in if
•*l
"u-f
AMD P o iH fS
\
^R
w ardA
A f i g
'
Tho ayhadar ee partible I ease I
ossa ta ros tr e a ty leet la leaith sad
fear feet la dlametrr. pcimlttlag
leas sT msterUI ta ke trim (erred
every attests. By saerely pnUilag
his glaal Sager a l Iks pile I* ha
dlsialegrated, tha slatle aprrstad
al the co*troll ra* dlipose of It
aatekty. a ad a tew m anuals later
tha laaaeaed au larial Is piled a a sy
aeatly la tha haekgioeiui. Of asreedlagty rakast roast rarUna. the
au rh laa hears Ike stm la of dtsilag
S
Hr*. Edward H . Ad
i t Merry H oaytul,
from aba m m 'la
Tho now U ,000-ton. $70,000,000 baUlsahtp V .8 .S . W dsktagIsa U i
Y ard. Completed IT months ahead of schedule, tha new vsaaat briai
Secretary of Uw Navy K aos, attciatlag, dm Is rod U a U. 1. is hot
and means compie*, has bean doing the lion's
■ re of headachlng over the probM lately, since an pach lefts!*m ha* to original# in the lower
igihber cat Capitol Hill and that
Spmlttee m ust d ra ft It IntUalty,
te r which the whoU house link• with It for awhile and finally
it, maybe somewhat altered.
Chairman P at Harrison's
U1 finance committee and
lenity the whole senate will
M a crack a t the proposition, as
aaanled.by the house. U ltim ata
th e two branches wtH com* to
i agreem ent and the law will be
birth to quadruplet girl*. Th#
p Mary AnneUt aad Mary till
ft. Thro* dlop wlthin a few mi
K $ u fally , T reasury Secretary
grty Morgenthau and an assort
; lot OT economists are doing
m ty or advising. President
Moevelt likewise has his Idea*,
it, in tho la ri analysts, tha put-
I’ajtp to congress.
Ill) bo a m atter of weeks or
lyw* two or three months before
1 1Mating tax schedule la reto. ua definitely. We can
|>M dn pda thing confidently,
»%pn. From the taxpayers'
ut^otnt. ItU be a sockdolager.
What particularly Interests me
« • » **n or income'taxation aa
1 M f US adddl* bracket victims
of* aloo win be various excises
s fe i3 £ I
'em without taking their all and
more, too—more, too, being on; collectable.
' The aery low ouUHa hardly are
I worth bothering with. Either they
i literally c a n t pay a t all or they
•*n’t pay enough to signify.
[ We middle bracketer* a r t th e
bunch who’ll get hadee. We, eolirotlvely, are worth atlcklng. Our
I exemptions (for dependent*, etc.)
' will be reduced. Our aaaaaamenta
•111 be ahovrd up. Dear reader.
y«» doubtless remember what youi
Uat Income tax waa. Next tlmHU be a t least 50 per cent more
possibly twice what It waa. maytn
three times!
Yet. according to the economist/
w hat'll happen If Uncle Bair,
doesn't take steps to keep his
mounting Indebtedness under con
trol?
Why, hl« credit will stump. That
la. his money won t be worth as
much as It has been. In Other
words, price* will go up to beat the
band. I t’ll be equivalent to a
fierce cut In pay. If you're a unloa
laborer you may, with considerable
difficulty, by loud hollering, poaafWy aut^lvmented by strikes and
picketing, force wage advances,
hut It’a doubtful If they'll keen
pace with soaring living costs.
And th e n are a lot of ua. on fixad.
ipoderate Incomes, who simply win
ho In the unqualified soup. I t look*
■d |X terrifically IncTOdsad taxes
IN P f f A N C E .
•T I S E S T T A A A T E O
T H A T AAOOE. T H A N
IO O P E R S O N S
D IE - A M N U A L L V
P R O W BATWMfS
P O IS O N O U S
/V \U S H R O O V \S .
p
^ a$K *
Ka s a i T r i b l i ?
CEMfRAL AFRICA
- 'f H t m a s k IS MADE, of
W O O D AHD P A i h -Ie p RED An I
UR. L .D . L IV IN G £ < 0 X1 ,
: h l y T>«ySiCjAH Arf* AKLAVIK#
:ARADA, 2 0 0 M I L E S Ho r T M o F'THe
ARCTIC C I RC L E , S E R V E S AM A R E A
AS L AR G E AS HE W YORK AMP
,
1
<If* IV«I. term fed'i
*rwM<.Yl VAMIA C O M h l M F D
'( l iE C o S - f u M E
*; Comm. J . 8. Bay Urn
T v fh 'w r itp m
mlurrof l«rrllr«»<
!*•
pr»rl|o*|,
1$ W oV EM FRjOk'
By STANLEY
THE OLD HOME TOW N
WINKS
LIQUORS
H ILL’S PACK A LL STORK
' J
{
NOW .
^
'••P I* well e q u ip p e d
Lo tin y
rt’p n irx on
iiiirh itH 'rv . tr a ile r* n r
r t |u i |i n i r n l .
5
TM E
PEPOk’ T T M A T '
D O L A N S G O A T 15
M i s s i n g is
r'
1- v
T R U E ff r f —
*
Comm. J. 8. Bay IUs. of tho .CmaM
Guard, captain of the F ort of N r*
YeVk. Is questteaed by newspaper
men a t Urn A'ermaadts'a pier sites
te a armed Goa rd f *■ w i n pjam f
r& srS c
IKNOW
-4
■Mat'llnus itepairetl
M ill a n d
rkm t
mamas
.
in o d o la In
FI BER.
dm. which is to proveat
by (urtanifig our buytng
Europe, W alter Miy n h sg, aceordla g te h la e w a s t a r r - w a l i H m r i a f
tt«-*v
v ia A js i V O U N A A A E
THE h ig h e s r
A A O U M T A IM |M T H E
iv r a - c v i A P , - v c u ? 7 ? v
o f-^ E
D * HC
IW U n c
Will SupplicH
Irrigation Systems
Expert WuLlinir
II iiu -m* H u p p lirx nnrt R e p a ir M erries
I'.AI I. J. S U N K unit I.KOHia; STINK. th.nciM
turn hack to Winnipeg. 1
It. Shortly he g ri a reply,
said tha Wlasdpag osdteoto
the
b u t- —
six month#
manthe you spent in
--------Canada. That money I want. But,
for th* *U month* you've spent In
Ui* United States, you owe Uncle
STINE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO.
• > n v ' W Y " * ! V , " " ,l « * • » • '•
207 U S m . n l S I.
.................
n r.
|* h o n e i>2
finm."
By that Urn* It eras away lata
fer lay acquaintance to have made
hi* return to tho Yankee eritector.
TM fc B o y s a t M m a a u t P H U k o B R i m s 7&n e s
B C k A R D lM G M O U S E ' A t e
O U T A c p A A IN
,
^
jfX up. iftfU/l
lh«* m ixlurw
tp ru y unfit
uml m ay
fui u»r.
should Im-
it-nih
FlurHo
p«|>ri«>«•I
ovrr th r buahrH, c iv fiin g I
plxirf o f l^avra, l>r. TintUli
v !r « I.
C ia s s iK e d A d v e r tis e m e n ts
Ho wandered 'around for
home, ffe Yhflild wajlf fjv
bo discovered that It didn't
where he want o I
Ui go, and then he would walk down another road, lip
was very unhappy, end hisfept hurt,
,
a huye time he m et anoUier man, uml asked
for directtona. The aecpnd man looked at (lljn and said,
“Isn t that a map .sticking out o f your pocket?”
•*Ysb,v said tb* man whnwns M ,
—
--------------
rotf R E N T -------------------
VdBLL. WERE
UT
{ N TOWN N Q irt THE112 J
UAUSLT0N
a re
> SHE SIGNED UP FOCI.
fOUR CADETS TO p -r-
ROOMANOi----- 1
board
h e r s -v
n rr ci
a f-ra
THA* I ' W . t J
WHAT S
WOTZ/TlES
t H J . 'cJ W
Hammock,
(in|i<
May
lit
-
<8 |M ripYi
Th i* M iinual f m Id d ay
( « i -fff!n m rm # nd • | \ * r |»«-i w in * in
t f if v lfd
hi
Ih r
\ r g r t a ld r
••a irh p to g ra m
r o n d u r lf d
by
' be h u rttr ut( u r a l d r p a rt fit* ut «>i
»bf F lo r id a A g r in i lt m u! F .* |» fi
ii m ii l S ln f in n w ill b«- In-Id T i i f *
R E M O D E LIN G
R E D E C O R A T IO N
jk.
M
and
MKNT TKIIMSI
REPAYMENT
iM lLiw o n e a s y t t r m i
•lay. May 20, 11 wa* Mnrtminrrd
cr-N F vvc c a n c e l
, i>ie m »— —,
1>CGCVei2NMENr
h ello
THfiV PHONED r o
TELL l/S THE YOUf.o
CADBTB Aide O N
TXEIR WAY O V E R
. ^
THOiS ML’9
K E T T -------
W LVE
'
SUflK.
aiBCELLANKOUS
aad KVtHlUDC
in aa aala at H.
BW t
louldnt!
getting the
A m SCHOOL THAMES'
T T A i'S H E HADEVET2Y
\ C aeper , . O r i f A
never
I !i , r n . , .
m in *
GAINKHVII.I.K,
REPAIRS
«T fA K E T T
,.. "Then why don’t you look at tturmsp,- and find
values
W hen
m d black hfiot N ItiHvv,
should In* applies! al Wf f k 1^
tervala until ih r
illira x
checked. tVhrn black B|M)I
brought under control, one t>|u
lug betw een crop* o f Morin- u
ally is sufD cIrnt.
Field Day Scheduled
In (laineHville May 20
Park. Fte
THE LONE HANGER
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OH QPO*n CEm J
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THE GHOST
HT9 BEEN DEAD K A \ ( NOT W
SOME TIME, TOr(TQ, BUT7/ THERE
WHAT KILLED HIM ? / ^ X m *RK Of
WA
NO FOOTPRINT
T HOW THAT
\ HAPPEN ">J
Hy FRAN STRIKES
rrs MIGHTY ^
MYSTERIOUS.' PRINTS
OF THE DEAD MAN ’
SHOW PLAINLY. BUT
0TH£APRINTS/
�THIS SANFOHD
iiami i
w ins
Championship Of
Badminton Meet
»
Dawson Urges
Mias Powell Wins
Winning:
Production Of
Improvement Medal
In Three Events.
Each He Entered
Cattle And Hogs Though winning none i f the
Miami Beach Is
; I ' f 2nd In Tourney
I la n e Smith Is FinPi ft- allst In Women’s
. \ Singles, D o u b l e s
—
s* j Miami **YN badminton team,
sparked by Leonard Moody, ran
;
over the Second Annual Florida
’ state Badminton Championship
•. entries by winning the men’* alngft* and doubles, and the mlard
doubles Saturday night.
»'-T o tal * points of the Miami
■tt tkam w eft 28'* against 15't
V ;< M ln U fe r their rivals, MDml
K- . B t ' Bgceh. Moody won every match
' ‘V ho entered to account for three
> - personal trophies and the final
I £ team trophy.
•e.-? Winners of the finals In each
event were Moody In the men’*
singles, Jsn s Smith of Mis ml
Bsach In the women's single*,
Moody end Jos Downs In the
ton’s doubles. Jane Smith and
<■}-. sirs. Bandy 8aunders of Miami
I t " Beach in the women's double*
and Moody and Leonora McCor
mack In tne mixed doubles.
1 . 1 Moody bent his
teammsU. Je rry Toms, in two straight
Semes by a score of 18.4 and
18.7 to win the finals of the
fjf'.man’d singles, jin the opener
T ‘ Toma mads up for his small il l.
n . . tore by haril drives and took thr
m r ' Iead Moody caught up early In
the gams and took control of
*’ tha eonlest, sending shots nil
over the court until Toms went
_. down.
f * Tha second gam* wa* evened
Up twice w ith Moody ojway*
ft leading th e wav out cf the tie.
I',. Moody opened
h it
smashing
drive th a t had carried him
n through all of the matches and
finished with a good lead.
Ijl tha man's doubles, Mrody
t4Mm*(l with Joe Downs aralnst
C. P, ' nd A. R. Younts of
'• m l . Tha two Miami “ Y"
ms played the fastest match
the entire tournament a*
oody and Downs won 18-1!
Ml IM .
The Younts brother* warmed
. up In (he teecnd game, but wore
short In the Cickingea on drives.
. Twice In the second match the
• ' score was tied but on the second
• t five all, tne Moody-Down*
blnallon plowed ahead
to
_ory.
Mrody came through the fin.
a1! of the mixed double* w i’h
Ills partner, I-oonorn McCormark,
playing against Willie McCrulfill and A. It, Younla. Id the flr*l
ms, ending 18-12, every type
ahot and court atrntrgy wn»
d a* the team* drove hard
:k court plaarmonts and flieped
r drop shots.
!' In tha second game. Moody
‘ In displayed hi# remarkable
Ina hy rallying with hia part
to win b y a good margin.
.T. A fter playlnr ■ total of
malcllr* and 10 gntne*.
Still had hi* drive and
a fast back court gome
bis smaller p artn sr dlthls ability on the fore
p'acing drop shots out of
h of the opposition.
Smith of Miami Beach
corly lead In the open,
a t the women's single*
t her opponent, Leon.
IcComiack, of Miami, slow.
»e up to Me and pass her.
ftar reaching within one point
! 4 win McCormack was caught
*8 cross court rally and down
's the extra session by ih t
of 1S40,
th * match gams, Smith,
„ a good lead a t the open,
of th* match a fte r the serve
•banged a doten time* with
Her player scoring 0 point,
begun to show signs
, _ nd was caught la the
court
m o ral
time* by
over tha net. With the
• ■eight-lev* ip favor of
L MewCetnock again aU rtad
th e lead was too
11-4.
is illu iS
grass r . f >
a *r)
II In III ounrra m in r n nr meat
prrducts p er uay.
The average
family of five should have 200 to
.100 pounds of beef and 400 to
COO pounds of pork and lard each
year. When both soldier* and eltIxcn* are well fed, a line of de
fense I* established th a t will p re .
serve nnd save our country.
"Production of meal, both pork
mid href, fits well intu tic llvenl-hoitie program. Home sup
plies of beef anil pork ran be
more economically raised than
err P* to sell to buy meat. Cold
storage, frrescr lockers, and m rat
curing plant* can play an Impor.
tanl part in this set-up.
“Hug producers should make
every effort to save and raiaa
healthy pigs on home-grown feeds
■ml to finish market hog* as
hum ter oTrr's, 180 to 240 pounds.
To maintain th r beef supply on
safe ievela, It Is necessary that
iull use Is- made rtf all available
grass lands and that the present
number o tra ltlr be maintained
without expansion, and that a
crop nf beef be sent to market
racn season.
"Farm ers as a group believe in
peace and
preparedness. They
nave always stood by the guns in
rood * 3 ' 771 bad times Uncle Ham
is railing now, and the larm cr
and H e cattlem an will answer,
'here'."
finals, Dorothy l*<iwc-ll i bowed
such splendid play during tha
badminton tournament th at the
tourney committee vnied her
the fnrdal for the pliycr slwwIng the moil improvement,
in the women’* single* shr
defeated Willie McColchrn ef
llam l "V” by Hie ,eore of H-K
1-12. and ll-fl bur Infer Inst to
Leonora McCorumek In the
semi-final*.
Teamed with Li en Rett* in
he women’* d utiles,
Mi**
Powell nnd her mate went to
the semi-final*.
35,000 Fascists
Yield To British
Unit In Ethiooia
ii
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P rnli
Sackett, Former
Ambassador, Dies
IN HANKS ^SHOES
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BALTIMORE:, May 1 0 . - W —
Frederick M. 8ackett, 72 former
United States senator of Kentuc
ky and ei-am baasador to Ger
many, died suddenly of a heart a t.
tack In a Baltimore hotel yeatOrday.
lie was In Baltimore with hie
wife who re convalescing from a
recent eye operation.
Senator Sackett was appointed
by former President Hoover In
Uecrmbcr. 1029, to succeed Dr.
Jacob Uouhj Schurman as Amer
ican ambassador to Germany. He
relJminlshcd the poit In 1P33.
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rtKMt wAuMo..
' u w « e m d*p
a ft* ie A a ui »*> ,
6A T tW ».Si2t 90U46up
Program F o r
Raising Money
Gets Setback
Sccena iM Mrfj a*jp
-
s c o e iw e e w w ------------,
1tienew
OF HlMfeiiUCr
Jfo SCORE /
,c * sti.sf< rvsw r««* o*»i
Lcginl.it uie d u rln j the week if
Governor
1loll i id
■omplrles
work on a proposal to refund
the 110,000,000 debt of the Kv
rrg lad rs drainage district. He
expect* to receive an offer l«
accept 87 rents on the dollar
for settlement of the .debt ami
G beE R T
, . "m e d ''
H a r r i s ,;
Mo consvs<tui rpcovcited
m o * A UAMg ASM W 1999. LAST"
VSAS Me Mac> 7a A l t i r r - s a »jd
S T A R - r e p POOR COUPLE PLAiS
MasI k: G c e e A e c o o ' s
soccesso« iMterr p\bu>
1*^**" I 'n r r « - i
Fb« -rue p e n a srr neTOs
hijjh crinim Im.i»ifiit «r
of French-ruled RvHn iin«l Le
banon, tirjr**il th«• Syrian* to m■»it th#»
nir#fr«-m«io nn**
o f the British
Th® BritUh *aid that when
lh« nttackn began
ht'ifim !nut
wefk
last
German planes flying to
nid
Iraq were landing ut Syrian air
fields.
H l i t U G U f 11N K
Soofonl In*l two Itnll game4 In
The Duke ci f Aiistii, vii***ri‘y tif Hi Aogitslinr i-y scorn of 10-2
1
1 l
1VI ti* *»
J
Ethiopia ami *‘' Iif»• mvm! *u»uI of m l T 1 a * t w o H o l o l p i l c h r i ' S heller 2I>
Ti i\ 2
Italian rrslntanrr'* m the- nearly- llmllrd them to three hits In the K U ir r f
3 1 i 0
-■ ■ conquered E* m African dmniiin, fir.i contest and six In the sce Gool'y rf
4 ■>1t 3 11
h ai decldeii to give up tnul Un* n ic 1
r>
T iein ’n l ’» .
been given British term* for tie
r» \ :i 0
IM i her K e o r
of th r
R a in l* \ i*ru rr if
aurronder of hin trapped army,
4 1 (i- u
held the Scm inolea hitlraa though c it r iry 3b
It waa reported rarly today
r. •1 to n
Goff c
pix
innings
nnd
gave
up
a
single
The 43-eyar-t Id lanky cnuiin
i
l n (1
Knur p
r * * l | H O t V r* l* !*■■r Ih ,,)
of King-Emperor Vittorio Kmnn in llir seventh and a sln sle anil
43 11 27 ti
I ’li'nl'i
national trade may grow and uele waa drclurrd hy the Bril
111,Ml- in thr last frm ne, allo w in g
H A N FO R D
pruaper.
l*h to have pent eminnariea to
3 (1 1 t
ii It aw inn lo t1it supplir* must Irani the crtiifliilnrin on whiih In in Ih r two in n s maiiu by the i'itllt'wpi*®
li
c
i
1
.*
be available to all nations wilhnut might yield hi* tl'OOjin, I'S* iin«ti-d
4 •1 HI (»
1 ’i 'v lb
In
the
shutout
gome
t
h
r
six
4 0 2 0
discrim ination.
at ‘18,000 liaiiati anil loltHiiol III is of till- Hanford team were (iihHc C If
4.
International ovri-omentB toldiem.
l i) (1 n
WiiltiiiTi* * 4
regulating Ihr supply of
of conimnenmm<>- . leant month tin* <!uk«' quickly M x llrri'il over the first six in \\ hillock 3b
3 0 0 r.
nings
H ut,on .if
th r S a in ts
diUra must b" bo
3 0 •I 0
bo handlrd
handlrd an In
,n ' rrjrctcd a Rrillth dmiantl fm iiln n rd m ilv i here ini'll tu reach I ’.sith, rf
protect fully thr InterraU
3 (1 7 0
i,«wrs..t. of the
* * I hi«
unconditional
nurrrnder
M rlia* cf
ronBumlng countries uml thalr Whether the ]lr it mh ugaln dr Imst* in Ids sh u ln u l gam e.
:t 0 & 0
CSirk c
Hoi!,on
wuHittrd
from
the
people.
i 0 0 1
m inded th at w*n not divulged I n i in the drill stnuin of thr Mmi*cin p
•i 0 0 0
5,
'I he institution! and ar- here a % the term* were not pul* fipenrr
Ilin d v |>
when
th
r
Hslnts
made
five
\
i
1 0
rangemrntB of International fi jlahed.
hittwo of Ihrin doubles, to x D 'herty
.'7
•M
nance m uit be bo set up that
T ut nIn
(The H r it if h radio in n broad ! iltivi in seven Mins K-ilad lllndv
t>lh
i (ia ttrii
I I s nlv
they lend aid to the e aa en th l r n - 1ca»I heard1 l*v HUH In New Vork
rnme
in
to
retire
’hr
side
and
al
tviprls^ca and
the
contijiuouH | uutited a miiifary *pi keKiimn lit
Ht. August Irn- tint U71 lilt] IP
lowed
only
five
mere
bits
nnd
drvtflopmmt of nil coiinlrirti, anil j f ’alrn on raviitg the term* cerHanford
!>*«> 4-Ml fiti2-2
pcTinll Ihr piiyiuntl th rough pro*|liilniy would " in rlu d e the »ur- ..lie run during the remnindcr of
Frrors. I'rle, Huoson 2, l.nCCMf! of trade consonant with render rif 1he* duke lilm u rlf,. tha lliegsimVallrv 2. Huns, I’etir, Heller 1,
SH iifoid's
tallies of Ih r f iis t
the welfare of all countries.
irenvral com m anding and I lie HitGonlsl y .1, T trir inn, 2. Vnrnet
gam e cam e In the t il' d fram e
llan fprre«M in A m b iy A llja .)
IV tlr. Kin it. T hi.e-lia e
hits.
It w m r b (<1 the v lre rn y had when I'n u g lii'ity. pliicli lltln g for 2. Goff, I’r d e 2, F il»-r, Gimlsby.
for
1
1
truly
rln
x
lrd
to
third
I
n»e
wl«h him 7(100 Iln lla n o ffice rs
Goolsby. I-.Valley I,eft on ‘insr*.
ii nd men Jn iiddltluii to culim liii iim! wns forced to srrond when Rt.
Augustine I. Sniiford 10
G
ille
sp
ir
w
alked.
W
ith
a
n
in
on
Iron pi.
Base on I s i’s, off Kane 7, 11uil first
nnd
second
W
rn
le
IjiV
n
llc
y
T h e «1nnd at Am ha A llja , n
aFn 3, llliely 2 Hits, off Hod.
mountain Blronvhnhl v»H(i
m ile* stc|i(u'd Into a fast one and dreva won It, In I 2.3 inning* I'ss.iol
It
not
to
right
field
For
u
trip
le,
northeast of Addin A h alui, w n i
balls, Girk Isising |oli her, Huilscoring both rnnnera.
•hr main point of fin al m l *
aon.
• '" ''- " - a Vp.- - y M , - V(l
A l K e ttle s, p ltihed Hie ai-reml
I * nr ii
put up hy Ihe vieeroy,
prrsmilali) t, Mould rrevive dup fho,
MM'IINII l. VMI
no a ir co m a o ffice r, ia m r mill m iiougisl .s ix strik e
cnn.ldrrHGon of (lie N jvy f)r- he|.*as|
HT. \ l GUSTINK
wiihdoe the kingdom nf nuts l-iit gave nu d v r mta in nna
p arlm pul,'' Mr. Higgins «*pcrttuning to nccimnt tor tour runs. P cttc *• NNN
l|r He S'da**|e.
ud.
Heller 2b
rite firs! two S a in ts singled
Hr ji tah MiureM
confident I v
An official i f Ihv Farm He- looked forw ard to n *ne»*dy fni xnd remained mi liner while t’vu Green <tf
curil - rommlsslnn wa* *»rn, anti !*h nf nperntiriiiB In Eth io p ia if if th eir n u l r s w ere pul out but Oool'y cf
said he was intprrsted In lb* th1" duke y|cb*«,
'with u m r 1n on
u sin gle by Tirm ann lb
farm labor housing hors, and
Varner If
(Hiily »wo
pirenghuTd- Green.
thnt ho will Investigate anil m akr n*meln in the
Dondor
are*
Go o l s l i y hit a ilnublr drivlrfu Curley 3b
■ report.
u urthw r*t n f A d dl* Aba Hu nnd in Green and raine In himself Goff e
“T hr wisdom of th r City In Gim m a In the south. I t wag *nld when Tleniann hit a triple. Var llutaon p
srcurlng addltlrnnl Uml to build ♦hi* the (Mihml«*ion o f the duke ner grounded to Williams for n
Total*
the new airport is now «vldtnt." lik ely would a ffe c t tha rem aining put cut, ending the Inning.
HANFORD
Mr. Iliggln* said, "brrau** th r Italian *
Gll’nle
2b
Prte McRaney ahowed the only
Army la now Intrrostail In II, sn>l
(•Itching everything that came hi* LaValley lb
Its greatest advents** la th at
Tho first Chamber o f Com life on tha Banford ball club by Justice If
It I* large rnough for any uan
W ll'tsi at
thay would want to p u t It to. merce wm formed a t Mareelllea w'ty in the centerflcld.
W hlt'k 3b
FIRST GAME;
Tha Tounty Tom mission b»* f o- In the I8lli century,
r-w rat-d I" rv rrv way with tha
Cli* In ihl* dcvtlopm ant, furnlahtn1* iractor,
plows
and
I r r -*-*.*' *b* secretary addad.
"F lorida’# rcprcsentstlv**
In
W sshlrM on «re certainly on Ih*
tnh *' Mr. Hlewln* said. "R*pr*aantstlv* Hendricks gov* P*
valnahle s**latanca I n . Waking
contacl* with the d llf*r*nt d e
partm ents."
Saints Reach Sanford Hurlers
For Double Header Win And
Drive Frank Hudson From Box
Booth rf
Mr Haney cf
filik
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Tutr.l,
20 0 21 8
St Augustine
100 204 0—7
Sanford
000 000 0—0
F rn r s , Whitlock. Runs. Peltc,
Green, Gorlaky. Vanier. Curley,
Goff, Hutson Huns, batted In,
Green :t, Goff, Hutson, Goolsby,
Tirmunn. Two-base hit*. W hit
lock, Tien* i.n, Guulsl.y Justice.
Threc-be*. hit*. Ticm srn. Stolen
bases
i-Iry
L j C.ii . - C..'!..
Left on buses HI. Augustine 0,
SanL-nl 8. Base* on halls, off
Hutson, 3, off Kettles I. Struck
out, by Kettles 0.
a re Intcreetcd In putting op the
money la pay o ff Rerick ami
other bondholder* In a committec he heads* x
I f the plan works out, the
Legislature will bo asked fo r au
thority to p o t U into effect. The
Governor arm* optimistic It wenlil
be successful.
Wth only IT rem aining days
of legislative work 1n -tha cionIng three weeks nf the eeailou,
m oit m ajor Items h are been sal*
tied except for the new^ finan
cial program adranred by ;th e
Governor In a special waasage
last week.
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TUESDAY.
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M 'M i l K i t 22.1
Nazis Say 1.‘1S U. 3 .
Citizens Arc Safe
In Occupied Area,
Likely In France
Haider Sinks Ship Wi t h LIS Americans Aboard
IJCte) Germans Land
By Troop Carriers
And Gliders, Dress*
' ed A s Zealanders
Taken Over By Axis?
T A L L A H A S S E E . M ay L’O DP*— Tin* first plinx* nf Uuv*
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p io g iam
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iiirrciiwe'
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c r f i* in
wu* cm loi'4v| by ih»*
Iliu m * t< dni\ tin to 'Jin ntm sent
to I lie Senatf*
A w ell urgruiiif.n l
iMltiM'iMtril*
lion group whipped d w o nil e f
fo rts to ntntMiif t»r |
‘ i lt tm ck
n finniirt" .Tint U \u ti> > ct mmit*
Attackers Seize
Bfilltary Hospital
faodse Of Commons Is
Shocked To Learn
News Of Assault
Government Requests
Information C o n corninK Nationals
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from
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I IH A m e f i r a n - reported
bi
M e r lin to
h m r brrn
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from Ih r
t**«* b i l l ».*ii*ing l l t r
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»how i f
it it in it" 11fit ion
strength
tam e
first w h in
llo u « r tb 'fra tril, f»^
am rndm ent by llm k
and VV111mi ni t of
Hi
s t r ik r out the m a r tin
the lice n se
bill
V
Ml Mir
vote
w hip p ed
m eld* (lint
Ok
lieensr
Voting
would
Mg riiiKt
U m p tiart
lin n
/ n m tirn .
The \ mi-run ii yni r*rumen La
* bod M itcrr-I m I h r ra u r now
I" in (h« w i l f u l *
and r r lu r t i
ol tin
*
Amefiiaii nationals.
b
fi
p in ju re
Murks,
of Pindurubia,
«*f*rr A llr n A yers.
Cltfivm i- C lru k C'tn
•Hn*. (*b mm1*
Ihc
ul
C ro ft, D tirg o Mw
J pir.
H atch,
I f r ill *,
I
I mm i, 1 .11111' Mi i k lull I
rrs,
H n f f «'ri(.
S n il ij
I T u to ri,
Williams,
lly n vo ir ii f l*1
Hcnrife killed a hill
I
» I itif." '1 th* t.kv ptian linn* Zumznm,
Mill <. J-\ ,i \ 5 i n mb i in the Sout-i
in n view of the harbor of Tripoli, Syria, where, it i* hlivr pel mitted t he "
Null forces are bringing in mechimited ei|uipintant for j speeded mid im grudc
Itiunst tbe British in Iraq. The terminus of the northern I rrrt from the grove 1
Si mil
the od pipeline from the Iraq ml fI'filw is neiir Tripoli i TheH ispoiiMti,
.HIm Ih I IIH I
Force planes have attacked Am- plain* coiieininiti 'H-
r m battle" for the
Mead M l Mid to b«
|i The Qmuuii have
ret* *«i th , «bjKt oi
MW
. Bp L e a J B * ,
drive.
P r ie i
M iniatet
Tfw*iT*1Nrtil ik—*‘-J l*ui
K e w e l T « 6 m i3 < l» d * y by *1
aartlA g th a t 1,100 German troop*
■ t w i u New Ea g la n d
battle
d rtw
lu 4
leaded b y g lid er*,
peftchalee end troop-carrier* In
C r e t e .'
f* < added quickly, however,
l the m ilitary raTtaatk>n »■»«
i n ‘band. Ha a u a rte d a mllitai)
Rioipltal balwaen Canea, the C(«
lieu capital, and Dlleml had b « «
raptured by perecbutiita, but had
been retaken.
I
F re n c h
a n ti- a irc ra ft
Tax On Musical
Farmers Called Instruments Is
Termed Unsound
Girk Appointed
Manager Of Ball To Discuss New
Team Last Night Ideas For Market
h * t t ,r l„
war# rep orted laat n ig ht to hav#
♦ eg u n firin g on
O ritiah
warplana* over S y r ia and o fficia l
aoureoa Indicated
an
imminent
Kranch offan aive attem pt to rar a in em pire t e r rito r y now held
by "D o O a e lia t reb ela ."
Thaaa iw ift and algnlflcant dekelopmonta ta in t a , Admiral T)ar
(CMtlaaee
r* a » rare* i
Sam Dighton Is
9Graduated From
;NavaI Academy
&»■ Dhcktvn, aon *f Mr. ao<i
lira . & R. Dlykton e f fianfor,'
N ea em any the B80 youny m r
vr»dy»U«y from t h , fira l ro u r* ,
fa r raami i i mMshlaman at lh<>
Cat tad fttataa
ival Aradcmy al
l laat Thursday,
dad today that
,
__ ______. al w srd on th-<
arthmertaa V. R B. Mackarrl al
Nmw, Leadan. Conn.
T e« aq Diyhton waa o n , o f 80
rr e d s ita a t* f a t lh# aabm arin,
. * » k u t e few o f thee* yrad
w j h f from th* Navel Acadep r « ftra t rouraa fa r t e a m
n lO t lM IH h a v , barn ardarad
duty, It waa dlaclotad
A dm iral Ram al WlUaon.
■nparintendaaL
meryiata, ha m M, h av .
Mad "Jaat ehatif aqeal
ree* edrenaa
train! r.*
m e e lM t o report to their poet,
■Shin tow waaka e f gradaatloa
. OtnduaOon areata Included •
leet'a racypH u h * M e S H n t* r lha le aa rre
IMkad an d thalr fa mllien, a re*
htorepl Oreae p*r*4e, e M , th*
m t o i i n n w ila w
end th,
gto*toll»e keif *1 D»U«r*n Han
TogtpQ UrgedI To Go
IXto' U o M A to l V Sorvke
to Campbell.
u w m n L*-
Tonight the Seminole* meet
DcLand here and acme changes in
the lineup are necessary due to the
vacancy on third taac*. Whitlock *
r laying position. It Is probable
that Joe Justice will be brought
ir a s lls v N
•** l*ss»
T lr i- f i
laycees Will Report
On Member Drive
Pinal rrporta on lh , tnrml <r.
aMp d riv , condurtrd la .t » r v l hr
the Hanforti Junior Chamlx-r nf
Comm rre, will br madr ut •
m rrtln t ton lfh t at 7:00 o'clork at
th* R rrrratlon Dulldlny on thr
lakrfront. Richard Draa, prrai9ant, aaid today.
.-T h r proaiam for thr romin*
yrar Vlll *fao ba diaruaard Mr
Draa aaid. Member* a n urgrd to
attend.
In nn n tteirp t lo correlate fm
ther Ihr functiormig uf the S«nf*»nl Mnlr- F arm ers Mm kit with
Ihr nr<*d< of local funnels un*l
Irutkrrp, n m rrting of a m loctnl
group of farm ers nod grow n a
la* bren culled
fm
Momlay
night, r . R Dawnon, rount> ngeni,
■nitl this morning
Alex Johnson h cti-opi inling in
th r movermTit, Mr Ihiwbon n
plainetl
f^urstionn t*i br ibsCussnl ut llir meeting tiir whut
to prtwluro fox thi" inaiket, s IniiiL
itrdnation of M*b cUu! v « n itu > of
pnalucr, standard rntr« for handling farm produrr and mriuoM l
acreage of vegetables other than
celery.
At
a meeting
held prveral
mdhih* ago farmers rotiqdwfnrd
that they could not sell their pro
duce at tfie market ami thr -tnll
managers came hack with thr ur.
gument that tie fa n n rrs were
not bringing In a print rnoogh
quantity and variety of vrgeu itlri.
At the meeting Monday it li
hoffrd that aome program can h*
formed to tie worked on this Bum
mer. Mr. Pawaon explained The
lilan lx to work nut a s y s t e m to
be nut Into effect next sr»mon
Mr. Dnwann If mailing the fol
lowing letter to a select group ol
fn rirera and growem:
*'Wa h |{ f a good Farmer*
Market in fianford -prohably ai
( ( '• s tl s s r i tla f i | » lfcrr#|
Scholarships To Short Courses Are
Announced At 4-H Achievement Day
o *i.
A v e r t i n g I li nt " i in
»1 »’U
* ic it* ii l u x u r y »« 11*11 r
■ reu nite bu t d an g ero n *,'
II ii v •’v ,
Whitlock Given Re Dawson Asks Group
l e a s e As S e mi *
To Plan Changes
notes Hit Ce l l a r
Benefiting Growers
11* t . * oi.ii
in ti mla tan
MlMi
i i
pi .•
IO 1 , 11'till V I Cl Mil'll I I I K O U I m I
p o - n l i i i m l c by tin T u ' i i ' t i
pn 1 1 m i n i I «i pint • .* In m u
nf I n p c m u l n n i m H U i m I
111i"f11^
" \| u«iri»l
in*t| I UMM il lH
lo |> I M . | t I .1 t o o U o.l . -t
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'If
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| t f fi*i'f i m i r b
nf
Hs i n n *b i» ^ 1
! l o l l mm
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(Pint n f
it u p u n p i nfi'S Hi M im I i
t So
V i\ \
•
, ■■
n 1 11
A no i
hoM f I
Senate Would
Bond Dealers
Of Vegetables
Zam/am
tils
lo H o
H n o iu
i :<'unvtM ing l*‘or Sliips
| Carrying Aid Is
Backed l»\ House
JAiken Leaves To
I Manage Stall At
Asheville Market
- it in ik 1c wIk iii iiK11 mini'llt ■
th'
IMI'DIK
'M p!) m»i k
'•Inityinr
i'f il a. It*
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llYl'IlhiliMl
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Mtii'M
|m f H i h i ' P - i*
|« M n l l t u i t I reFIJI I 11M-a11 -
ait* nuivrrMilly m i nguim l
IMII-M lfi II -tMtl'll
Ifi'ruitnnt? 1b*> vuliic ««f o m
«ir, Mi llurvi'V pum lfd nut i *i *
“ it inkf“* in ly ii b ltb ' though' c
rraliVf liuw impnrliiht i i i i k m i
lo Ihr public in llll'ftf floubb
mo III l* lillicm II fill I t s v»l I III* IM
rin g
|!iil r i f i l K i l l ntitl k i 'f 'i u u y
Ihr
nifiriib"
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hnth
tbom*
. k p. . f c l
In
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thnn
hi*
klllcil
iii
by
t ■'v
Ml
lln r v r y
n t i ll e d ,
*'|m
a
w«*ll
I.d
know o
rnrunm of PiH»<lliltg »«ggc*l l u l 't
irid bnnUhing wort lo*. Mu*ic
4 curt* for 'win Jltlrrw Anet n< i
tIing *MI I b«
I tllini'dlrtfei,
r i l l 1 v l tig - li p p l •
Mrm - nr i t m I bv
llu o e r i'x ln i
* '
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I lo
,
Hep Mtil) a > nf I*
rtl
'kin d ilc unuii imi' mi'I^
1
rrsM iI'mj im i f m " , i H p*'
■I <
(irn tl
Mi i t i i i n .
ire I id i-c
In h ii 'l 1 bo r m i v o y i* i? ■"
this t»w ,f
»
tin*
lu ll* .I
S la t* - "
* i r il l e d
S tile *
fieri"*
(he
r r peril
In
II*
Ii I nlcei >
t
The tXirWC3Jmen of tl-« World
will have therr regular tnetling
tonight at H 00 o clock a t tbo bail
on T*ark Avenue.
Clifford Beggs and Miss l^aurs
ttarlee, both of Orlando, were
ued a m arriage license a t the
Court House Saturday.
^
Officer* of lb* Lion* Club will
be nominated a l a m artin,
Wadnaaday night a t 7:00 .o'clock
a t tha Valflex IfoUl.
Mcmbcn
e ra reqeaatod to be praarnL
The paw .UUphona 4iractori,»
1X4 baen raleared jrat, eonU Inform*Uon contained in
e a #dyarU*am,nt lo yyatantay'*
H erald, ofrtcUla o f the telephone
^
1be
I Il'IIt glU
pepper*
t-ooji'"'
Shipment*
"I <111.1 h *«11 about
' ,i r d n
» tiM • „ 'in*
IK
r
co»
City News Briefs
fl ' iMi
i'll’ ‘
r,
"friends •
count ly n*
their
to
m i 'i l I h 11 m iktil It.
m i l l mf l e t
th i 1
•mui n iinilV hir
b rlu v*
'Tlnyinm* the nintiti, fur iriwliiitc
he
• *'Vk! III III*
Mill i hum f mm t hr
of ruiiifiMt ftviil n mi*®ii- of
■inr »1 i n n , '*
M il l
mili k* 1
i i i>m11
* id
t-a, p m p if mhiiubl be «*urotirag* in
lik e ibl'mi* fid It M'H* '
in
\
T in
p r e s n r v a t i o n m' ( h e
f l e e t Mini n f i i l i r * *** II
able of H K tJ tin in j’
«M L i
e m e o l i . i l I(i m i i i
.f f " *
declared
Legion Sons Will Form llislrirl
(iroup At Orlando Meeting Sunda>
Defense Force
Needs 22 Men To
Complete Roster
ibutll*
nf
Ihr
\ IIM I 11,1 M
- f
L|’|?|II||
I iv ill h avi Siinfmd in a mulon ndt
y and it y fiinriimg f*u *l|l«lidu In
iMt'i l Willi "Mm i iiriilH tn this iIk
l i i c t f o r t h r f o r i i k I a M " f a ft>i .
iti* i*1
" m "> (bi' I,vgif»n
to ll distru t MigHni/,ation, S M 11ul ii 1'* •" i" t " - p i n k filtd i i '
l t d 'hard, chairman of thr advis Xl*i1 ft" "I l1" 0 . 1*111 Mill 111| it j*. in
ory council, uriiiouniid today,
a d d i i MMi i
S .in l ' i i d s v ihich w ill
American Legion I'usl* Oimugh- be- rt f'' ' i d i d a n l i t u s Y i l i r , ( 'o.
out the siuU* hav** thidi district c o n . M l " m i , K u H l t s a n d K i » s i li ii ii c *
X i b n k r i i d i n n e r w i l l be
organilations and officer*, but thr g i v e n a »" " m by iIn* O r l a n d o u n i t
group to Ijd* organised Sunday To tbo-* *cfl e n d i n g
will br thr first of it» kind, Mr
Am »*xpblllM t' by Mr R iC h a rd .
Hi Chard said
Lh»* or i: iinif it l mil w ill form ulate
H an fo rd * Sons
of the le g io n
hop* io br uhlr tu idvcl one of
th eir roentbrr* a* an o ffice r of
th« organisation, and Mr. RiChard
requested that as many uurmher*
as possible attend the meeting,
which will begin al V.'JO A. M.
Sunday. Transportation will be
furnished by legionnaires and
opvrnhiU' law.* for Hons uf t ie
Legion g i mips in thi* d istrict, and
n rrsrn t them in Ihv state convenflon. a Inch in u irn w ill pa*s them
nn tn the notional convention for
adoption
Tbo o rg an iLatino i« expeeled I" bt- modeled
along tha
linos of the Amet lean Legion l)ia«
trict g i inip, and
office r* to he
elected include* cap tain , a d ju ta n t
ch aplain . * n gran t at am ts arid
f ir s t and M*cond lieu tenan ts
Th« Hanford unit, organised six
yaar* ago is ona of the oldest in
the state*. Mr. H IH iird said.
*»*-■'. toat...
\ ||>T I
I "f * HI d
Mid Ii'
w It* l o o k .
to
1 t'MOtl
*eu*>iti
' l>i
\ b e \ <11* I 11 Mil I * M K r k H ,
I " "I m < bit
bet U liluVMig
il1
i nd
|<i
m
i -
b i'*
h r* it
good
\
I (at - Mll im er p i " C T r **l'l*, I Ilf
e
11-I* di ft! I n o i i * d o f i b ( m u
l I o <d i
ibe
'(a ll
M peiato r
i*i
r<li i u r 11 I l o r i d i i V ‘' b i p m e d t h w i l l
» »'d
mi
mI m h i I
"(i
in u ic
i!«V*.
il
f i . n i g d t v* til m m b I I * p* a k .
< i i i i i i l b N etr tb an<i S o u t h F i l l
I I I V 'll bit l i t " - ! 1 lo II c r o p * M l
\u.M
go,- to
N o t lit
la ro h n s
ii uif i. urr
lu *
(i'll ( b e n
rv c iy
,i
v In!"
be-*
father
reilfhin*
I
Award* fa r tha y ra r wera yivrn
a t th* County A chlrvrm aat Day
of tha U l Club# Itfid Saturday
pt tha Partab II oum of tha Holy
Croat C W rth aa tha club y lrl,
aahIMtad lh a tr work and reported
th a lr' ichtavamanta of the year.
Mi*. Kara And raw ,, covnty hom*
d,mon*traUon ayant, aaid thl*
m om lna.
Mcirbcra o f aaah d a b la (ha
county war* choaan for adholtr.
ahlpa to the abort eoaraaa a t Tailalieaeaa te n n from .M a y <1
t* J o n , T, and aw ard, of trip* to
Gamp McQearrt* la the Ocala
National P o ra a t wave announced.
Scholar,hip, ware awarded to
i . ion y<
^Ohloid
I bt
ill
llttKilb
I bin
end
I j Hi-1 lier*s
Mrs. Suruh (ialloway,
llvri* S Years, Dies
M iS arah
Sw um
tia lln w a y ,
m i * mn|i■
mt of Ban fu td since 10-12,
d!»ed 'in m orning
at
10:20
o 'i luck at her hm nr, IT1H M Mfti> I ih Avt nui.Slu m itv'il hero
t.» tiiiL i' lir r h n u .r w itli 1 . r .o r
imil ilnught«-r In !* »
Mr
*ntJ
S irJohn (Ik lln w a )
H o r n in Hoiilh Poll. N
C . Ul
IH<i I Mr*. (.allow o> waa
•
dnuchlrr nf th r la ir (iM rao
Thoinaa and Z llu b rlh Swain In
I«y4 ahr waa m arrird to Jo ff,r>nn l)avia Galloway, who di,d
in 11>09.
Survivora In addition lo her aou
ami dauyhtar.in-law , inr loila a
(ia n d d a ii(h t,r. Mary Anno 0*1'
In way
Funoral aortic** will he
hrl.l iVni n traila v afternoon
at
4:00 o'clock at th , E rickion Fel»rral Horn*, with tha Rav. M artin
J. Bram of lha Holy Croat Spinronal Church officiating. B artel
Will b , in Rvargraan CamaUcy.
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