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McRaney Looks Good
,r Making Shoestring
k' C atch es, T r ip le
F And Two 'Singles
Florida State
League
Invaders Make 11
Tits To Sanford 7
Sterling C o a ch in g
fc O f Morrison Falls
| ‘ To Bring Victory
i v JUnfanl (rawed to Orlando .but
night by ■ •core o f 6.1 before the
•Mend largest crowd Ot Did ball
i'.parb aince the openIn* nlaht, bat
L.b « team aspects to go to the
Q hU M u city for
rmgmer
* t 2s * * » i otartod with neither
Ln |M chief of staff now after
as f » r » o f porrteaa service u
number one implro la baseball's
•enfor major circuit.
Kbrunt fmgsr pointed at lb*
amp p m U h r at second hose.
Sanford Shuttle
Pushers To Meet
Good Competition
w the now1H T l models In
C-O-R-O-N-A
P ortable
2nd Round To Bring
Them In Contact
With F a v o r ite s
I f all of 8anford*e entries In
the Second Annual Florida Btatn
Badminton Championship* eurrlre
1
the lin t round) to start tonight
they will coir* up against the
stiff competition of the eroded
players In many of the matches.
Clyde Park will faea Harry
Grim and Richard Deas will mast
50c PER* BAY
J. Smith in the opening round
of the man's singles, only to facd
May 15th To Sept 15th
it od ecern e o w r
each other if Eoth survive the
V f t e A ir M Seou io &A c * b m w
first matches. Ruddy Lake has
tUe S tfC u S tl Ml APOrtioi l b
Yearly Memberships
drawn Junior Fields of Miami
tUVol* A TtW-'MSA atAJcft.
for Us.first round and will come
MEN _____..............— fis .0 0
l^AOOB EMrTfWa M9*AbC OF.3(0
GAJNEHVILLE, Hay IA — np against Austin Younct, second
LADIES
»1 0J »
I/Pi— Rad Walton, most versatile seeded player from Miami, In the
FAM ILV ____ ______ 125,00
University of Florida athlete In
a decade, yesterday was namad
raelplont r f the first annual
GOLF
Baird Hardware Company Award
18 HOLES OF CHAMPK
to tho outstanding senior athlete
• TALLAHAMEE, May 10 —
at tha university by members of
(Special)—>A total of 117 ate*
tho coochlng staff.
11s will rocslva a gold wrist
dents of Florida State College
watch and his name will be en
GAINESVILLE, May - 10 — for Women are candidates for
graved on tho permanent plaque
(Special)—Ths fourth ' annual degrrea at the May SO com
to bo hung In Florida Union.
mencement, marking the highest
A graduate of Cumberland t e a chance of mooting Leonard short court* for hankers' will bo Dumber In tha history. of tho
High, Nashville, Tenb., and o f McCormack, fourth seeded player hold on the University of Florida college. Inst May 164 were
Ellen Betts and Dorothy Fewat) campus Mfmdav through .Wedsso
Riverside
Military
Academy.
graduated. ,
Walton waa honorary captain of •tedad second, each draw byeo la ilay, u i y l i t l . Tho cowoo. will
Tho candidates Include one far
the 1940 Gator football team I tha oponhif round. Bstta play* bo conducted under the direction
received Itfere (a football, bas Bono Mary Mobley of Orlando In of ths General Ectenslon Division, the master's degree, Mrs. Estelle
ketball and haaaballt and In 1011 the second round while Powell University o f ’ Florida and tho Jones McKay.* of Tallahassee, In
line for tho degree of Master of
was fllate 'A .A .lf. heavyweight will moot AUca Dickinson of P ly- Florid* Banker* A*»oei»tlon.
tona Basra,1
The educational committee of Science |'14S In the College of
wrestling champion.
Sanford teams, of Bud.
Arts and Science*; 01 In On
Ho will receivo hia d ires as . Nrithor
Labs and Jack Oordy, and
School of Education! 4> In the
Bachelor of Arts In E lueptlon dy
Cl
yd*
Parker
and
Richard
Daaa
Schorl ot Homo Economics) and
Jana Z . .
will moot a aeedad couple In the
10 In the School of Music.
eed to p u t o f t 'f s p d l n .
opening of tho men'a double* cat tsnelvs program of study for the
Ths list o f
candidates ■for
moot the second and thlfd aeedad thro* days of tho course.
graduation
represents
01
Flori
teams respectively In tho second
Throe men who ora outstanding
convenient m u st
provided IMy westhOr tha first.
in tbclr rsspoctlvn fields will ap da cities, of which Tnllahnsem
Dorothy Powell and Elian Belt* pear on Um program sack day of ranks first with. SO candidates,
Tampa nagt with 13. Jackson
draw a bye in the start of tho the abort course.
women’s doublei whlla Mauds
William T. Wilson, ' director, ville 10, and Miami >4.
Speaker far tha tolteney e reset
Ramary and Mrs. Daisy flpsor Public Relations Council, Ameri
play against Maty Louis* Tlsrrii can BaUkwrs Association- Now tnordaon thin year wDluljo Mrs.
Ruth
Bryan Rohde, former toe*
NEW YORK, May 10 — (Spe and Msrgs Aptllh, a Jacksonville York Clip, will apeak on the gencial)-—“ Chief o f Staff, National team, Powell and Betts are seed •ml topic “ Public
Kristians."
League Umpire*," la no Idle II- ed fourth In this event.
using ns specific subjects •'Pol
Four local team* nr* entered In icies of Banks,'' “ Employe* Train
‘I*. Bill Klara, tha dean of to
day's major league
officials, the mixed doubles and two draw ing and Staff Conferences," and
now In hla a7th season with the a first line by*. Mauds Ramiey "Different Avenues o f Approach
league, i* on tho Job ovary day. teamed with Buddy L ett snd to n Public Relation* Program."
doing a full day's work. This Ellen Bolts with Richard Deaa Dr. J, W, Speas, vice president
Drat and trust officer, First National
yoor "Tha Old Arbitrator" 1» have a breather In tho
round but tho other two teem* Bank, Atlanta, will spoak on
not In "actira" service on the of
Francis Mahoney with Jack "Municipal Benda," “ Government
boll field, so, characteristically,
Ronds” and •‘Corporate Bonds."
ho has. became mors active than
Walter J / MaUierly, dean •of tha
over before ot any tint* In his
Call*** of Business Administra
•1-year term on this planet.
tion, University of Florida, win
“ About twice as active," elat
ed William hlmsolf, pushing back
tho papers on his Radio City
desk and taking a short relax
when your reporter stopped la
to see him. “ Those
working
hours umpire* havs are orally
good. Afternoon hoars 'exclusively. except when thors’s a night
game. And when they're oa the
1
^
*
night sh ift/ It uxuattr moans
two complete day* Off.
“ However,"
hs
continued,
“ now that Pm Chief o f Staff,
I am an an all-day schedule.
I'm hare in tongue headquarter*
at 3iM A- H.. than on* at tha
ball park working with my um
pires during tholr working MunThon, Just to ksop mo from be
Those who saved them used to be sneered at as
coming moody, I do a Ml o f ra
dio chatting In ths rrsftlags.
stingy. But why? Even cheese parings and candle ends
"But," hs said, “ It to great* who has Mon tabbed
In my entire career l have M o there os tho ‘T M M s q
or foiled'to come through when Armstrong."
have their uses. Am? hasn't it aJwayB been smart to bo
any umpire would say to mo,
In other, words, U y
•Bill, will yeo giro mo a Util* ran knock Jenkins' nan
thrifty?
hslpt' My ragulatlM response they start pitching at ■
has always boon, 'Ml
(Eastern Standard 1
th* ball park teashi
Madison Bquara Oaid
hours hofora th* ball,
g*t a shot at the ws
work with' you UU you
fltto. rather than, at,
Yes, And that’s why you ought to read the adver
- “ I moon," ho oi^l
US-pound crown. At I
ahraya was glad to
COIF SE™_ RATES
Sanford Country Club
Bud Walton Named
M o s t Versatile
Gator Athlete
Bankers Course
To Be Given A t
State University
credit for tettlng the
?3 g T t L *
a nSfli PSti'iii
Bill Klein Works
Twice As Hard As
Dean Of Umpires
id and Daugherty
ilk an* man and
hitter hit late a
•ri to first
i frame tho Nate
th* pitcher and
0 score two runs.
1 first .on % sings
Glllea.
°*OBlJtNDO
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SANFORD
Tjrpewrltera
Montgomery Fight
Jenkins F o r Shot
A t F r i t x i e Zivic
m w
that Pm
tho Arbitrate
boauUfkaUy,
Cheese paring
: Candle ends
s n g * ,M,b*
tisements. A little money saved here and there
Romo 14,04# « tha
l*a ciUrcaa art ray
“ Uocte M lksf«to alt 1
make a whale of a difference by the end of the year!
fna. aftor oontribntte* ]
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can
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So whether you want a dress, or a bathing suit, or
anything at all* don’t run out and snap up the 'first
thing you oeos Take your time, and save money. Read
m sm
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SANFORD. FLO W DA.
SATW M T.
MAT
11.
IM I
Salum Is Re-taken
From British Force
| By Italians, Nazis
^
Fund Will Match-Any
From Government;
Objection Of Com
mittee Is Rejected
|
Roosevelt T o ld .
By Germans To
Watch His Step
te e n tH s Slate
♦Store Tax' To
Be Considered President Warned Of
JBttl Providing F or
New Capitol W in*
b Given Approval
TALLAHASSEE. Mav 17
U—
— A bUnket appropriatlon fo r old acre pensions, to
match any funds from the
Federal
irovemment,
was
placed on the House calendar
•today despite the recommen
dations o f the Finance and
expropriation*
committees
that it bo rejected.
The House voted 07 to IB
to civ* the bill calendar apace,
%>ut It probably
will not b«
reached for final paaaafe unless
a apeclal rule* and calendar
committee, which make* up (he
dally business elate, Rive* It
U preferential status.
Chairman Slmpeon a*Id Dm
rules committee probably would
eall up early nett week a bill
■adnmd by Governor Holland
ta levy a store alee* tax of 110
Son each $1,000. with evaduated
*a»
i j /> J Axis Troops Capture
™ w x s ADQ U n i Capozzo la Libya;
M e e tk g jo m g fc t
Adjnit
M « * ia a Beard TV
Iraq Activity
I Try 1W Stabilize^ . . ----TlumteaH Strike Bawiaabam Is Given
i «*
.. _
Heaviest Raid Of
Week Ry Luftwaffe
United Europe By
Sources In Reich
BERLIN, May 17.—W V -A » thoriied aeurtei asserted t« 0 |
meddling In European attain mad
w* will iwtM d In uniting aU
Europe against him.'
ThU « u tkclr comment Ml
R o o tm lfi lU h n m t S icr> ln
thn tollahoration ef Uw V k U
government of F n ic * with Bw>
tin, and on his o W r r tlk a that
In Iho p u t A m n itu warships
night that President KeoaoveHa
declaration on French rrtalioaa
with Germany “ Interpreted Mar.
ahall Petals'a broadcast aa put.
tint French colonW*. at the die.
poaal of Gennaay.
. Following hard on Dane ex.
Seas* U babies been in lbe FrraalJ Langht** MaeewUl
pruneioam, however, a French of. pital darint the pail year had their
*r» n t a a w the a
ficial ataUmeat acknowledged far
Um first tiaaa the Brttkt ta n k , Qoapilal Day tail Monday ami ewrb « u presented urith a
tag of Syrian nlrpeata' -* d hy
Junior Chamber
Starts Campaign
f t k iy G e e s
Tb A i s t r a l i a
Man f « v w s e r r r n w r t f d t o
I have l a i S a i r d liar 'o w n y en I n d a r a fir e th e U: ilis h (red
' Latjrw at o - H t h e d ay b e fo r e .
SI f tiuM O f
0 vk4 C elery
Acreage b C ti
Jnycees* JMost Sue* cessful D riv e Is
Expected By Nelson
aota, art* debated hy Um Hone#
and finally carried ever fer la
tter reaeldeyaUan.
The Hoorn kneehad down tvs
major yhaata of the si true cota-
Heinz Launches Its
Biggest Ad Schedule
n r r u u s G H May 17 - < * )
(h tribute to
— Faytay a
newspaper adve dtag. Freaklia
Boll, advertising tannear o f tho
h TJ. Heins C m
faed product*
7 tta biggest Fall
rttaUg aehedaU.
M a n .' said Belt.
m today are ia
eastlaa with tho
key have anjayed
tnt their fundnaa o f selectivity
are partirulnrly
Mtmber* at the Sanford Jo*
Ur Chamber af C e a ta m v aiv
rendiKtinf their annual ■** » W i
thlp drive, which
got
under
way with a land aft i m t t u i
at Eddm** ReatauraM yvotvrday
aacraise, and Edward J. N rbo*.
Jr., amid today > m » l iud»cntUae are that the drive udt be
aae o f the most aacveo.ilul w et
held hy tb* Jayreea"
The
memhenhlp
will caatUaao through T u ~ U y .
when goal reports will be made
at tha creep 's racnXar mewing.
Han haIn If
Hm l
1 1 J E 5 2 JOW6 **■
titsr
B*UL >• IWrnAws
Hess Affair Closed.
RerGa Sources Say
•Plane
WordOf
Services Slated
For Mrs. Harper
-■*. *
‘ye
•ijuf
LV ; SQ
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TTTE HANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA
SATU RDAY, M A T 1 7 /J W 1
Herald
Plenty Q j ,Hope Left
,
Mu^er* And Coal
Operators State
Meeting Tonight
i WHOM .CAN YOU TRUST?'
Although the action o f France in agreeing to active
collaboration with Germany, an' action
tantamount .to
participation in the war against her former ally, la a dlacouraglng blow to the British, there are still many bright
spots on the military horizon to bolster the fighting spirit
o f the democracies.
.. . »
F or one thing every indication points to closer e<|UDlity between the English and German airforces, and each
day's communique reveals greater and greater damage to
Nazi 'itidasrfies, communication linen, oil ntorages, and
cities. I f anything will nettle this war quickly it is su
periority o f Britain In the air, for the German people
navd' never shown much disposition to fight on their
homo grounds, and we confidently believe that tho Nazis
will fold up when the opposition can give as good ns Jt has
taken from aerial bombs.
• *•>' -i
* I f tha result of this war hinged qn the success o f a
land attack by Britain, tha picture thlght he very sad, for
it is too optimistic to hope th^t '.England's army could
successfully Invade the continent'jfor many years to como.
However, If In tho meantime, England can hold its out
lasts in Africa, the Middle East and tho Far East until
such, a time as homlxini can'really go to work on Gormun
cities, then peace will not be far away.
It is because o f this that the ait) or the United
States in supplying planes is so important and why tho
need for convoys is so imperative. President Koosevclt
has recognized the necessity for more and more bombers
and has called for a prodlgioiiH increase in Immbcr output
over what had been earilor planned.
.
No strike or other Industrial drag should he al
lowed to impede in onywav the bonstniction of n vast
fleet o f bombers, for in this type o f warfare, so success
fully adopted and prosecuted by the Nazis, lies the modi
cum, ironically enough, by which our democracies can
wipe out the forces of evil which threaten the world.
Pension Fund Is
Put On Calendar
By Florida House
Pick up a newspaper today almost anywhere, particu
in a London rruri*
W»wre king* through ernturir*
<V]fer crewning cam*.
JMftre - .England
brought
her
W captain* when Ihry dkJ.
Westminster! shelter that
the
W aatfit-'baiM *. .
.Yftofr sons and servant* sleep
yvhaagath yooe nave.
Thneugh shattered window... wak-
V-lOCf sunlight gild*
Tito thmh4 o f th o o nlio-p glory
J , finds nb grave j
Tha fortune* of war In North
Man aaem to floclual* with
taTracalarity.
.
r* is
pledged to
ilal empire te Ihi
may's ability.
From this display o f belligerent activities, the people
might be led to believe that nothing else is happening In
this world except that which concerns the hntreds o f na
tions.
•
However, there is other news although it may not appoor in your favorite journal. Tho ordinary ’ run o f
events which would occupy the print must now be omitted
to keep the public informed as to the cniirso of interna
tional slaying.
In tho large Eastern city newspaper* hi
an exceasive '
amount o f apace is devoted to war In nil Ita phases, and aa
n result other hapnenings which
recciiv'e headline*
' I. would
____!.I ____
under normal conditions are m,lucezed down and out.
Uy niA K LE S P. BTEWART
People are being born and they arc marrying anil
Crntrsl Press Columnist
SOUTH AMERICA has two
dying
. _ ns ever;. there are accidents; business has it* ups
mail* a* wall aa eaal eoo*t
and downs; there arc civic and other meetings; construc Our
amateur strategist* don l
tive and dcitructivo projects; politics; amusement# and stem to think of that. I sup
pose our n*vy
entertainment and music just tho same a* in the past.
.Yea. the world rum along about the aame except that I V -------------- p r • f • sstoaal#
an InkJtag
war and all Ita angles supplant the apace devoted to the ' 7 SS~ ?US' ± ^ have
of th* fact, but
usual grind o f affairs. Somo _time in the blessed future
normalcy will return again
Tho Miami Herald.
Current
Comment
Dr At;NEW WKtJII
Did yuu know that Camp
lilnnding las Its own gardi-n
and flower garden? a*ii* thr
Jar ' l l evidently trying
ginfofd Herald. At which eld
good on enltatinvnt pn
Tootlrbvrry •irarted, “ WellM I'll
»h,vJrin th* Army and
It <l«i jlaslnl! Ueln' ter mskr
Fenlmend, thr Bull, outrn mi.
Druther smell flower* than fight,
h© will alnk an> so wit*l ?
X
aaillnc Into th«
I M d Kooiivrll iiy a If
A graph of Miami bank ilradW
N i f f will link lha aners, comprising the 10 leading
>
aounda to ua oacs o f the sees, follow for Ihe
bffitinlnf of aomcthlng fist four months af euch year
lather
definite parallel
line*:
they total 40 million -dollars for
the
lUtl
period,
an
Increase
nf
•I lha * tuoai
sm iting
about th* currant w ar It M percent over u four.year rcrBU M ability of RAF nl- • fi.' Generally about mkl-janu' tot German hospital*. Ho uary lley berm to 'rl*e.‘ reaching
i a l aeratol hundred raids. a peak about FrU I, ll m a de
cline bi t followed ' by another
Upward trend that centlnur* un
•na hospital.
til Apr. I, then th* “Summer
Slump."
,
0 . Mrmlrt, prime nun*
Canada, says there will
A m iter on rconomka defines
iM W M F 'a t the and af a tacculon as tha parieiiJ when
Thai seem* to he a very )ou hive to tighten your hall; a
(M M ia a L 'fo r If thing* depression, the time whan you
'th* way they're gulag. have no Celt to tighten and a
■Ill hare nothin.
panic, tha on* whan too Lara
aa pants left to haM bp.
'
‘ Joel a few of the war to****:
Is Offering Turkey during April England lo*t 100
i captured luUad* to ships, making thair total 1,443
If H will alto* since the beginning o f Th* war;
S r material* In(a during
the ram, manth Italy •uf-1
D*r Fuehrer ha*
•Ck laat, ha figure*
author
j f hnoks fw toy*.
HI*-widow
fhla first wife waa.tha daughter
a# Amalia Barr, herarif a writer
•* nria- to bar day> -dtad retoaUy at bar bouse 4a' Oueonut
Qrare. • fa r a tw*bet,.«i$ F * to
aiiylhin^
ih*w
A Ini nf East t'nsat InMrn*
think life l*n‘t wurth living If
they ,lu not have “ Bearh" ut
ter hr. I tu tlirir name. Boynton
laving rrrrntly srijuirrd h-gialillvr ri nuent to be known ss
Boynlun lli-uch.
In hi* “ lllgh-lighling Crackrr
I'ulltk-i" Allen Morris writes In*
mnviitinn that thrlw la “ firth
evidrnrr nf Ihe romplrtrness with
which the stela xoyrrniuent Is uhlitrralihr county government."
Irn't ttst tha general trend of
thr tunes?. When a min said
Ibit Roosevelt wtuld be our laat
president wae ha merely a dis
gusted fanatic or a prophet?
Sens lor I’eniier declared, with
Vevheucnc*. that tha “ Americans
are willing to eniil blood If necee■ery lo crush th* A x U “ Yeah,
but whose blood?
Whew, hut th* legtotatur* Fis
high ideas a* out money needed by
the state; think* w* must d-avu
about ftv* millions more In taxes
but where the Sam Hill lo get
It la th* problem.
Public sentiment seem* nearly
on a balance
th* prapeeltkm
to tower tha draft age to IB-61
percent far
and
44 against
W*R, It wtU be lowered eayhew
or I mles my guess.
NEW T O R *, May 17—Special
TVm * Mil I aI
* VumL. r*_
speed on
tha bate*— literally'
everything!
J
Even’ • replacement for John
Leoaard Martin, the Wild n o n e
o f tho O tago,' the base-burgling
hatter whoee deeds have inspired
Card fans fo r a decade p u t, dat
ing from his 1911 world aerie*)
heroics which defeated the Ath
letics and planted tha titls In 8t.
Loo.
Tho new base-line burner I*
Jchn Leonard Hopp, a (printer
from the Nebraska plains, track,
star at Hasting* College before"*
Joining tho Cardinal colors. With
Popper Martin moving to Sacremento a* manager this year, the
Red Birds can't afford to be
without a ■Pepper.
Jf
“ John Leonard" sprltQ
"Pepper” In M . M'trnlaescmbmh
“ Pepper” In Martin's case, why
early
yeeterdey
a
mediation net - with ' Hopp? Ha'a nmually
board proposal for a settlement called “ Johnny," although a*
kid he wae "Cotton” or "Cotnev"
brraeae Ma hair waa snow while .
Like Martin. Pepper
Hem/*
play* both Infield and outfield,
but'because he throws left-hand
ad, his fnnbr cordon operation are
confined t o . first base. He’s litMartin, too. In that ha doesn't
rare where he pUyt, so long « * }
they Irft him go op to bat and run
those b ea u once In a while.
Out of that heaven yuur Gothic larly the metropolitan press, and you will find n good
share o f the news columns are devoted to war develop
-tawira (ought.
O n * Of thee* skir* in which ments abroad, to defense production and preparedness at
F *or attar* led—
home, to plans of the government, to speeches for anti
D M ractlM drops, from hand*
against our entry Into the conflict.
•i Mm*1hate ha* isJghl
•
wap
new
blow*
upon
M'S stricken head;
Ing tha very eymbrl of
A L jS odeljrE dllor
South America
trot of tha WfCt
African ' conti
nental bulge Into tha Atlantic. Un
cle Sam will b# In an awful Ox—
it'll be a fearful job tor him to keep
o|wn his line of communieatlens
with our New World neighbors
Itom th* Equator on down to Cap*
Horn.
v ,.
These yam* are In print every
day or two. I*v* Just been reeding
one.
”
Th* author has it all-reasoned
out. Africa doea. Indeed, bulge out
Into the Atlantic In South Ameri
ca'* direction and South-Afnerlen
bulges put Inin th* same ocean ht
the direction of Africa.
• .-••
At the western extremity Of lha
African brig* la th* French port
of Dakar. France being pretty M S
under llerr Hitler's thumb, It's cqgw
cricable that the Narie wtu ana-'
c**d in establishing a Dakar bass,'
Against tha eppariWim a t tha
Smtrii navy, they hardly WOTk*
Sanford (Linlrn Club at her brach
i Worn** in Cort»nnilo Bcftrh ) cuter*
uay for ihr l**t nu*rling of the
, >**ar
I lit> n?ll •n11 whs an>wrrru
•with fitrh nirmlwr naming th©
Mr. ami Mr* || 0. Morgan Mrtl* in hi t p inlrn
turner wa* hoa- liav». returned from a two wrvki1
Dtirin«f «h•• I UMm*M tv rot In?
-■uin inrims
traa laat rim ing at a party at
Tha annual luncheon and bus her home on Maplr Avenue Ifor
iness meeting of the Woman s a number of friends. Emphasis
Auxiliary of Holy Cross Episcopal ing a color theme of pink and
Church will be held in the l‘uri«h green Spring flowers in those
►
hacJrs were urned to decorate
House at 1:00 P. M.
Sewing sessions will continue the room* in w!hich the gursta
wero entertained.
In the Woman s Club for tho Red
Game* of rummy And bridge
£ r o s s from 0:30 A. M. until 11:30 were played throughout tho ev
A. M. with Mrs. Jsck Hall as ening with Mr*. A F. Kimhrcl
sponsor.
and Mr*. I). |» Lanier winner*
The program meeting of the I of high »core* respectively, for
W. M. U. o f the First Baptist I phich they were each presented
picture. The
Church will be held at the church with a framed
by
Wi 3:30 P. M. "An Urgrnt Uoe-', eereeno rontrat waa won
Ml** Stella Singer, who received
po| to Direct Youth" will I* tlir a
rormetir kit.
topic to be presented by Circle
A »urpri*o handkerchief (bow
Two with Mrs. E. M. Carroll er res* given t„ Mr* A L. Gun
ter. Mr*. A. K Kimlirrll and
Mi**
Turner who celebrated
birthday
anniversaries
during
the month of May
Late In the evening the honte**
aerveil refreshment* which fur
ther rarrie.l nut the chn*en color
motif to the follow ing guest*:
Mr* A I. Gunter, Mr*.A. F.
Klmbrell, Mr* I T. Sheppard.
Mr*. [1. P Lanier, Mr*.
Mat
Lo«*imr, Mr*.
Itrrtn Breeden.
Mr* J. R. Weaver. Jr.. Mr*. O.
G. Roller. Mi** Audrey Nee»e.
Ml** S'ella Songrr and
Miss
Thoo Vickery
that part of Iht world, anyway.
Oerman plane*, eubmarlna* and
a r*w raider*, eo th* thaets la,
nould make that comparatively
narrow etretch of ocean from
Dakar to Pernambuco exceedingly
lengeroue for Yankee ahlpe to
rroea. bound up and down tho
i coast.
Furthermore, operating down
ihe coe*t from Pernambuco, th*
Germane would have southern Dranl and all of Uruguay and Argen
tina by the acruff of their nerki.
Then, working Inland to thr west
ward. they could penetrate Par-.guey. Bolivia. Chile ami fo-.li
knowe what additional republic.*.
.. It eounda Uka a targe order, but
alarmuta argue that Adolf ha* fr.i
ground efflctently prepared for Me
activttiei through the misstonvry
work his nflh cotumalete hare b-r-*
engaged In for quit* a white. Ar<L
at the *ame time (Cm quoting the
alarm isle l, tha United States won t
be able to do a darned thing Ucause of that bottleneck from
Dakar to Pemambuca
'What Ahewt Our Nary r
. it may be. th* alarmists admit,
that w* could crack th* bottleneca
If w a could concentrate Mg naval
and air force* against it. but our
navy, at least, won't be In a posi
tion to leave the PartAr. due to
Japan. Bo bow the beck, th* alarmlets ask. can wa attend to that
South American seat coast T
Now. rve got a suggestion of
my own. ! don't know whether or
Solum Is Re-Taken
From British Units
I
BJ0 P. M. with Mr* J T NVw
by eponaorfng.
Mima Marjnrir fVgl urn will
wireeent hrr uupil* in u Spring
T>*nce Kerital at IIn- St-minolc
High Bchlall al K:nn |> M Mi-*
Mary Brldin will In- thr ntrntpnnIsL
Brmlnolr ChapU-r Two. O K
S. will *<-w for thr IN >1 Crn**
In the Woman's Club fnon U-ld
A. M. until ll:a u A. M.
The I’hiUthra Cl*** of thr
Prrahyterian Chun-h will meet
■t the home of
Mr*. Victor
Green in Jrwrtt* l.im- nt h no
f . M.
. rta ©
NEW YORK. May I f -< 8 p a clall-s- Mara Bro wn, king of
th* Brooklyn Dodger*' bull-ped,
hold* a rescue record that’* due
to- live long and gt> far, la hit
Pirate
days.
Fireman Mas*
worked In a let at games, chalked
ur a lot e finning*, and won a
tot a f victorias every year hut
didn't pitch a complete ball game
Pam
fer nearly 9 years I
I
«*pk 7. ItS 6,
Mace want
» Inrings aa tho pin t** plastered
“ Hell-Fire'’
l'*>s
and
then St. Lotus, 14 to 1. July 4, 1199,
th*
Fireman won a nine Inning
stointed to the frontier fh eels*
tho military port of Mu Bald monad with Johnny VanderMaar
ntop
Ihe coaatal
escarpment
noilh o f Halum.
Report* reached Cairo, wltjlrijl confirmation, that German
light tank* and othrr equips,eat
official communique* aa Great
Britain prepared far lha evhotWaRty o f war ogalnat Franca,' bar
former ally and moved to dedto,
"•te French Syria aa ' "eaemy
lerrlter;-,”
» .
Britain proclaimed a Daw Me
diterranean mine sour blocking
tha raoat o f Prvneh Syria. Tha
British Admiralty said 'th e are*
<*m Medlterraneen along ‘ Oh
Syrian coast Is now “ das
to ihipping” and . may ha
witheut warning.
...
Th* new measure, d*.i«
prevent German
forcah
moviag Into Syria.' Iraq,
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friend*
1
I Ratliff, Mtiilrnt .V
’Mt> ill Ih'I.MIhl, |«
wi**krn«l with hr i
•nil Mr*. ThoniM*
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RADIO NEWS
nt 2205 South Sanford Avrnur
w mm
Mead Garden Invites
Idieal ( ’lull Members
A rairme flrr which rar©<1 through t
than half « million dollar*. i<* shown
property wtr« consumed before hr,
*^°Hn
rh e r„k i* s - h«t• «
."VINE RUTirV
•4»»h flnlr.l
|*.'I u|w,
Sh»om
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In
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n r m i ilo u h l* '
unit
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I'fln r f ro m
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r«»w * . i h i * I
o*r arr.nw •*iin irtlly Millrti
•**” P|o* "I't i iinint**
In
Thr Sanfnt.l
finnlnti
<*|«i1» i
mrntlii'fi uill hr nnrtit ulnrly m j
••rrslcrf iti tlm
l!ur*lnni.i
nf M'ki'tul hundn.l hti«h
which nrr rum in nnnrly full
hlonm with thnti«nni|a of fruirrant
whltn hloranma .lollmir Ihr w«iv
fnhajrr Thu (ignlrnm (iardeu
mcluilea the well I nnwn vmirt
of Vietrhii. Mlemonf, M>>
terv and the Flnritla
O^her cwlor/u^ atti nrUmu arc i
lh«7 ©rent mn*sr« of fancy lcafe.1 j
titlatlmm^ from l>r Miiul'* fa .
nintift colln turn anti thnu^atul* »•f |
menierocallia, cnnunonly
km mm
a* Pnylihra, which were al*«J
hyhriiliteil hy I>r Mt-ntl
W h il r it tw b e tw e e n •ims.iii*
ft»» n r r h it la the Ra*th-t» h.»* in
Junior Womnn’K Club
To Sponsor Picture
Last Times Today
Double Pro8rram
MrFHrlnit,| rVrhnp^ th. 1
nrulnr of nil i«
of pi.#* PniiNon
rraemlilf Nomrwhnt th.
A n ticip atin g
h a th ln t
Bummer
*1111* 11, 1-
Oeach
Style*
cl7 ‘
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I HAT SHOT-
(
N U I V - l i t d U 1 .S v 'A tl !
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A WAMV At’
-
bloom h e v e ra l p la n t* t 1 t h r »x
flU l^tte I.n e lia
p u rp m ata
w lii.'i:
•rete p |e « e n t,|
hy
the
^HMtn* |
llr a r il
M o lu n i.n l
t ia i.h t
In * I ( '
re a r
T h e r e a re it l-.t in hbttun J
I . a ily S lip p e r atul Mi*th < itth ttU J
Thr |iu(urr, "Thr !•••%il uml
Mini* Jottvi," with Jratt Arthm
•ml Itohrrt I'umminK*. will
»poit««»rnl hy mnnlirr^ «•( ihi* Jim
lor Wii»?mn'» Tluh nr»t Wnlnr*
tlBy and Thursday at tl r Hit/
Thratrr
Thr tdrturr nhow U Im-ihi» rjM.n
Mir J r MileIn II vtm- howl***
Rorcnl hy thr m m i'im t«» ntiM< lo iut‘mbi*rB of I’ ii tb 1 i f
"I
menry to carry on th«* drfrn^r the Flral Baptist ( ’ hutch
hit
work of for club and puhlir liomr on Magnolia Avtiun- «•r
la urjr«*d to ro oprratr
Tlrkrta I Monday aftrrnoon
inay Ik* irrunnl from any niroiMra. B H Berk «•!•«■» »d tin
Ikt of thr Junior Woman'a ( lull im cling with a ptayii iittd *
In addition
to thr fralurr. n report on literatun mm* given
March of Timr, '4Ciiaia in thr by Mra 8. A Kd^nfnld Mitr
Atlantic.'* will ©Uo l»r iliown.
brxra for the b|m*cimI •!«tit fuml
wer© diRtrlbutrd by Mia I' I'
Campbell.
NOTICE
Tho annual business mroling
Th© Bibl© study tun taught by
and luncheon of
the Women > Mra. J. II. Colrloug It, blliini' null
Auxiliary of Holy Cross EpUrftpal ji c t was " Prove ull thing-, Indd
Church will be htld In the Parish f ajit that which i* gom l" Th©
House on Monday at 1:00 o'clock. t>rraonal aervirc irpnrt
gibAll members are Invited to at m by Mra. 8. C Grail a in and
tend.
the members Invited to meet
with her next month
THURSDAY
Following the treasure,'» ir
Sewing esaalone will rontinur port, the meeting
ws* rinsed
for the Red Cross at the Wo with a ’ prayer offered by Mr*
man's Club from 2:30 P. M KdmfleliL
until 0:30 P. M. with Mra. SI
Refreshments were -cried by
Clair Whlta sponeoring.
the ho* tea* to the fntlnwipir
Mra. II II MH’jibIiii. prr*»tal»-nt
The Woman* Club Is sponsoring
Mrs. B. F. McWhorter. Mr*
a subscription bridge party snH 8. C. Graham, Mr* W I. Slou- of th© Womans Auxiliary of th>
I'rvtby
trriari (h u rcL announrr«l
'cooked food
sale at th* club ■lenrair*, Mr*. J II Colrlnugh,
Mra Vrrnoii
house at 2:30 P. M to raise funds Mra. O. E. Rollins, Mr* I’ I’ . thia ni4ir tiing that
to buy magatin* subscription* for Campbell, Mr*. W. C DeCour- Crawfonl, a ri*iall«*«| iniaaionai)
Mrs.
Annie
Meriwether, from Japan, will U thr aprakt i
Army camps In
Orlando end •ey,
Mr*. J. G. Sharon, Mr* S. A at th** inspirational mrrting a*
Starke.
Edenfield. Mra. II. It llcrk and th© Churrh on Monday afterritH.i.
al l : } 0 o’clock
Mr*. John Cochran
Mra.
MrCaalin
atalfnl
thai
Mra. Crawford will bring an in
apiring mraaag© and urgra th4
pullic to com© and h©ar har. Th*
rrajrar Band will meat In lha ann#« preceding M* meeting at
Tha anntlal May Day breakfast 3:06 o’clock. Following Ihe mrclI n th e E v e rg la d e * Mucko f th* Social Department of th* Ing (he annual birthday party of
Woman's Club will be held next th* auxiliary .will b* held.
land th r o * c r o p * a ocaoon
Wednesday morning I* the rlub
fr o m . S e p t 1 t o M a y
1.
house an Oak Avenue beginning
SEE I.ITTI.K DAMAGE
at 9:00 ('clock and lasting until
NEW YORK, May I7-<A>>—
M oa t f e r t ile la n d in U . 8.
12:00 a’ttoak.
louts Hrheel, general manager of
D itc h e d , d ik e d a n d pu m ped.
Gama* a f bridge will be enjoyed the Otis Elevator company In
Italy, Russia and Germany, aald
B e a d y f o r th a p lo w . N o
Friday on his urrtval from Lisbon
r o c k s , n o tr e e * , Igvai. M an y
hy dippor that the only tomb
damage be saw in Berlin was In
p r o d u ct* p r o fit a b ly r o lle d .
residential sections.
G o o d tr u c k roa d t o IL' it.
Fori Peek Dam on tho upper
an d m aricat n e a r b y . R e n
Missouri Elver In Montana con
ta l 1 1 0 .0 0 p e r a c r e . D ra in tains more than 100,000,000 cu
bic v yards o f earth.
M a p u m p in g a t 9 3 ,0 0 p er
Mrs. Mitchell Is
Circle Five Hostess1'
RENT & FARM
1
I. i
n M . l r nf I ’l i t ii ii l t t ,.
AT THE CHURC I II ..S
EVALtEN’S
BEAUTY SHOP
• c m . W r it* o r
THU
MONTH OF MAY
AT TIIK .
IM R I N G
Recalled Missionary
To Speak At Church
VI?
J
strated that th* Vichy govern
ment Is collaborating In that «
area With tha Naala.
These sourtse raised the qu otlon * f eoaperatton
In othrr
French celonloc partkuUrly in
Africa' •*
Sunday & Monday
FLORIDA
.
iiitfi* - int;
i " «*i» h
K iiilt iv
.Iliu m *
the*
'm o n th ..f S«|»t«*inU t f..i t»« lb*«|
t »i»* m ih«- W o m a n 's t 'li h. and
Mr** \ | i . M r \ .11 \* a - a j i f . i nli*il
^hirh
Iran has one o f the world'- )
meet complicated system* of forsign exchange control.
LaclDe RawMgh Smith
|an
Mr* Id* Tiiylor In* nrriviil talk in ‘‘ Mini* in mv tlunlrn.**,
elivlrH
om \ iduIm !*• \(pit with her 'l l - II II l olrman
n-in-law nn. I iIntighter, Mr anJ ft* *« t\» u« tionsurri f*ii tl com*
hi* \*i»»
* A ‘
Mrvilnml. nt their ' It wu* p tnn nv ’1 l»y r.irn i* **r* t*»
neon Wt M Kir«l Street
"•rent v.irnli,, *•
mi.I i ,v, II |
Vnoun fyi».N ,* Ktmlr .««• ||..|
I©n«lr. Pink Rt.linrxr. Tnlisrmm.
1 •»»!•£» in A i«wi|vt*i V,Morin ««i .t
WEDNESDAY
Suing for divorce In Lo* Angel**,
Mre. Lucille Rawlelgh Smith, daugh
ter of an Illlneia milllenalre, laid af
varrleading herself and her twe
:hlldrsa la their Bel-Air mansion
while her actor-husband, Qoentla
Roland Bmlth, “ shot up* the house
ind •mashed th* furniture.' Smith
a known eo tha acre** aa Quentin
raratun spent at tarinn* point* I * hit h fn llo W fd u f . n r r r . l d is h
i lunchooii M «* Harry llft n n iravc
in North mi.I South t artilitia
Poppy I)ny WIIJ Re
Observed On May 24
Broader Power Is
Given To Kmtdsen^
WASHINGTON. Mey 17.—
— Witt-out a dissenting vrte. thr
Senate enfirovrd vreterdsy a
measure riving the Office of P m .,)
daetlon Management broad *tatu.
**rv authority to channel United
Bta'ea rtano-ree into the defense
irogram and to fix the sequence*
n ~ v |eh armament* order* tray
be filled.
*t»for» p*«»lo» the bill on *»’
voice vote, the chamber struck o-it
■ -e -'lo o which would have e«»*h.
t'ahed a •epanste nrlorltia* dlvl*.
<-•, oot*id- ll| OPTS and nndei
th* munitions control board.
Mr* |; A Newman enteitained
Telephone 14» the* mi tnU'is of Rom* Cirri© of the
Thelma Turner Is
Hostess To Friends
^Social Calendi
There Is Oth$jp News
K
A n d P erso n a l Activities
to JohnHopp
agreement providing for 91
crease fat the old aeale o f |S a
day In Northern
mince
and
99.00 In the Sooth.
Negotiations have been going
on In New Yorh looking toward
a permanent agreement, hot both
sides aald yesterday that there
was scant prospect o f a settle
ment. Lewis, president of the
United Mine Workar*. said he
would report Monday, to the on
ion’s poliey committee which. It
was hinted, might call some 330,
000 miners from their jobs.
Although there were various
points o f difference, -the chief
one was understood to be lha
union's Insistence that Bea them
mine* raise their scale to 97,
eliminating tha 40-eent differ
ential they have had. Throughout
the prolonged negotiations, the
Rose Circle Meets
At Coronado Reach
HOUJfHoio
S E M IN O L E
CtfAfUIMG
Woman's Club Will
Have. May Brenkfast
COUNTY
LAUNDRY
l.uundt-n-d -seif t uml H u ll., —
W imiI lilankcln rt-turned In m ath
jiro o f Inign ul in, e x tra ru sl |
QUILTS ..............
C I I E M I .I .K
Hi
SPREADS (light) ..
FEATHER PILLOWS
NEW ARRIVALS
Three price" are rfferlit r for Ihr m onth o f
May only!
DOMESTIC
3c
r ia it
Square
9x12 SIZE
B s ttr i
Dr. and Mrs. W, R. Fundcrburg
of Tiffin, Ohio, are announcing
the birth o f a daughter on Sat
urday, May it . Mr*. Fundcrburg
will be remembered a* Anna Ma
ria . Couch, * former resideat af
Saafaed,
ANGEL’S
EAT SHACK
RUGS
Foot
$3.00
PHONE 47&—
Saafard A rras* J u t O ff Of
Oreeva Areas*
a
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THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA
LONG ON CONTROL
S e m in o I e s L o s e 1 1
e = s*s,
U m *I
I n n in g
mm
rafstcrla
Of Film oa« Mm
N a ts
io«M <^(nVo(om «
MIW TtmpU, M n o7 ' « - » r m " . ljiy c « » r r H«7|
.«
Vernon.
T > » f c o lM l* County Ochsol N s * . M g* I* e»V1<
re
Krmb Ooudney, .W an arvt' Spen-
saw !
tMSowsnee
A»N% the otBdmt* of Junior
tlgh held their May Day astir.
Isa. Tha teami wort deteriMad by rooms, and rolled "rod"
iM "blu*."
Ml*«
MdughtM1*,
(ho Charmin'*, I ff faryrann'a.
ml lira. Bamea' room fonaod
7 "blue." Wklla thd “ reda“
tM from Mlaa Rwain's, MIu
kkal'a, Mlaa Rtaron'a and Mlsa
^ ^ 'S R 'U S .'K -
o r toom won noran, ond the
dea". fir* of the races,
‘
Thane participating wrrat
.
■tw-Red (winners). Bob Harris,
rf U > flod(Ins, Walter Bush
Man Onion Itersls, Troy Ray.
jja o T
Ih—Rod. Belt* Jo Brosk. DorM y OoM, Charlotte CoUwoU;
Blue, iw|nnersj,. Barbara Rodora,
Ann
I* T # n .
Rtttb
K arlr
0(0 IM Raterbrook
[wlnn*T*l, Doris Jeoea,
ie'-Fartaen, Dotty Rut
Blur, Betty Raarar.
» Tat**, Betty Math1 'fyK
.
..
:
'
' ( i t now* I,
Manse
. Goat** Darner, Led
We •had dbtnrr os Thompeon'e
fafelerla O nd.il 1 JO bade far*.
f i K
I
wai,Ea«.d2r5E£:
ALICE (lOODINd MGKJM.
ILDUS, C LA I DA FOB-
Homo new atudrnla gracing
there hallowed rails arei ELIZ
ABETH MUSE and IIERSOflBL
HAMBY. Of course, they aro a
little laW, but Iher* aro mors
years to come . . . wo hopo.
Guess what! MARY BRLDIN ha*
a job with Mr. Dawson, tho
County
agent,
sml
RUTH
YOUNO haa gone lo Hollywood
(13a.) lo trv her wlta In tM
Irlenhone office.
, PERRY LEE BELL applying
for her xtrst job. was a parly to
Iho following diotogue:
Boasi -I'm sorry, hut I con’t
nag much help Juat now."
P. L B.t "Oh. that’* oil right.
I wouldn't ho much help an/-
C
.'s;1',. 4SS3 ’.’au r.'sf
ten came in Ihe Qeorgia-Florida
L undary tine, Jtosly
rtudet arrhitertuTo, art,
dlplomato, odetaUon, On
finance, International g o
national
government,
journal lam, lot or, low, I
m idlehw, mllHaty, mo
tnreo, music, radio, reHt
ill science, keleaee, **ch
•pons pnd thy ibrntra,.
"walked from Good
and aload In lha Iv
same lima. We An )
shout IS; IS a'cl*
proud of our -Ra
really p wondeyful
l y Ma n s c h o o l
Port smooth, V a, haa k
moled to foreman. Tfil
* n mod* possible Ihr
Troop ( hfld Its but meftlng
Monday night. April i t . .jfbe
tra*p planned to send the Eagle
Patrol .1* represent them at
Cornell Comperes. Friday and
Ralurdfly, April Id and 17 at
Gamp . Wow*.
Lrai work at Victor Gras**'*
district camporec At 8Uv*r lake,
only fit* boys from th* Eagle
Patrol ceuld participate, but w ry
Aid fide fo r (he niChaet h M a jp
Rambllnys
FLA Bit I (and stu ffl
W IL
LIAM HODGES 'achieved the In
credible speed et i s words a
leiaeta In typing . . . on a one- ««lll « crush
minute test. BRLIRVE IT OR IIEKNDON hi
N O T ! DICE MYERS made a
IB* In apeUJng the ether da*I T<?NY, R a u c i
High arhoel students lake DUB and NAT
patai Vocational School «D! ran the "m a r k "
■
m
l-aai Thursday at the regular
chapel prorras* of BOmjablo Ilidh
Pcboot, William
Bfooker and
Judge R. W. Wairspuuo, fallow
ing tbo
derOdOo by
Eraw
DouAm v
a
M r Breaker imphaeUed that
the duty o f the State patrolman
was not to drraet moloriata but
to help them. Ha alee gave fig
ure* on haw many people had
been killed and Injured in th#
pa*t Id month*.
. .
At Ih* r k o o a f Mr. Brash's
talk P**M Gatehol Mtraduced
Jud(* War*. H* spoke on "The
Foundations that art Insured by
the Constitution." H* raplalnod
why wo should ho proud o f
treodom of speech, religion end
proto
The program . was enjoy ad by
„
■
f
At a galled taoetlng af tha
senior flat* an y o g a paday, tho
(m i * halo far graduallea _ were
c hesen. AR those Mphamara bay*
Who were
eligible
I* be
M
-
rider*0, were invited t* attoud
tho meet log V> that their belgW*
could hf compared. '
A fter Urn buy* bad harp intrajuerd U th* cLaa, I k f ' M -
Itlne, Carl, Cherpenlng, through Jane. Anyone wanting
Iktason, Aftbrsy Whit. la gain a little speed In typing
or shorthand win be welcome.
Won't we h* surprised If aarens
shew* upt But take a (Ip from
MILLER
WIL-
n ,.'3 'l» n »
. hat tbty didn't
Annual Florida Slate Badminton
Champlonahlpa, with the third
rounda atartlng at 11:00 o'clock
thla morning.
Miami, Miami Beach and Jackaonrllle entrlea are weathering
the matches belter than any
teams entered with moat of the
playma of these cities still hi the
tournament. The majority of tha
seeded player* of the Meet were
chosen from those team* and tha
pleeoff for the team championship
will be a close battle between the
three.
Dorothy Powell drew a first
round bye Hi the women's single,
and Won by a default over Alice
Dickinson at Daytona. Clyde Par.
knr And Richard Deaa are atOl in
the men's Cbnblea competition ofter Seating Raster Smith and
Randy. Bandera cf Miami Beach
by a-score of IS-b and 18-11.
Only other local team In tho
matches la fgirothy Powell and
Kllen .Ostia, who drew a bye In
the first round of the women's
doubles amt are cr.iectcd lo most
Catherine Sample and Willie MrCuthan this morning. Powoll and
Brtta nrr the favorite* frr the
match hariXt been aeeded fourth
in th* toorwsjr.- •
Clyde Parker went down before
th* onslaught o f Buddy Crim of
Miami Ixtt nlsht In a matrh that
(da yeA' through thre* full game*.
I’ark tr' lost the first 16-8 ami
won the second 8-IB tut alowed
In the last gam* tn loa# 16-1.
Richard Deaa .was on match for
Jay Smith ' nf Jerkannyllle and
lost 16-8 and 16.7. Jack Gonty
■gHtrk-tvrwfUwiFYsurtrawvHh.rwn*M Grim id Mtauii
MMsi I Bead, hat
bat lost
Ignore and ‘ 11.7. Buddy l-akr
nlayed a close match with Junior
Fields of Miami, drawing tho ap.
plans* o f the msectatora, hut lost
' 16-13 and 18-16 la an orcrllm*
gam*.
' Ellen Bell* won easily in her
second round match after drawing
IOY. M ARY and
sha’s gat Ah* hook. Oh T
WaShhara apeaka PrtMk
Not long am* th* rm m
was subject t* many 1*1
jiveo, horo'o *a* a*whf
Asking tha Chicago Cube In pl*re
him on tho voluntary retired Im .
Jerome (D itty) Dean ended h i . mrear ai one of baaoball'e m n - l color •
ful pitcher*. But ho la all amllea, f,,r
ha wai given unconditional release
—then it hi red at o n e aa a roach.
«*itAxmir»<.A ObJ«f»r Mwi nervsc
rAUJAamxrr Id 19 >9 Ado fAitmeo
atf i b -fW»adt}) uatT v* * * .
A fc C Q A B S
1
BOOKlB MouaUttaUd 1
<0
PUlLAoetPUlA
A tH u m cK
AFTER FOURTH
Cormirk, H -l and 11-1.
Duddy Lake and Jack Oordy
played a pair of fait games In the
men's doublet with C. P. Younce
and A. R. Younce of Miami but
lost lb-8 and IB-7. Maude' Ram.
eey and Mr*. Daisy Speer- ware'
\eaten lid-a atrong team from
Jacksonville, Marge Smith and
Mary Louise Harris, i y a score
o f 16-2 and Ib^f.
In tha mixed doublet tha team
of Maude Ranucy and
Buddy
Lake drew a first round bye but
were closed out nf the toumrv In
a close match with Junior Dow
end R;tty Rogers of Jacksonville.
The first game went lo the visittram by a score o f IRJ but thd
lncala rallied In Ihe second to luaa
by only one-point In an overtime.
gam*. HU7,
, ,
.
Ellen Betts and Rlclard Deaa
won their first game sgainat Sara
Slaff and Ed Furlong of DeLand
16- 18 tut went down In the teCv
ond and third aa a BtsLon team
warmed up. The second game end.
ed 16-3 and the third 16-4.
Dorolhv Powell and Clyde Par
ker' dropped their first
round
gam* with Bobby I^Pan and Jer
ry Toma , of Miairi by t)o score
17- 10, 14.17 and 16.10, on* of th*
cloeeat matches of tha craning.
Tonight at 8:00 o'clock the fin
al* ef each of the five events will
start and th* champion team will
be awarded th* major trophy.
^ e e Upon a time UiarG was a man who was lost,
wimlerfed krotind for dkya, tryfalgr to find his *ay
R*u^STV
St^ent Sketched
was vfery tinhuppy, and hla Feet hurt
After a long: time he Met anoth
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Named "mo*t promising beauty In
Hollywood" by tha Harvard Lam
goon, 10-ysar-ald Mar Juris Wo<«l
worth roods over har Invitation as
•h* prepares to leave the screen
taplta! for Cambridge. Mass , tn hr
!«**« of honor at the spr ng ,lanc<
nf the humor m s.HSin.
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world champion Hi. L c u it ( mi
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Long woo.I lih fiin it** iiRUal laal
I*»nln>
• "f ilii»et«s iiflftuliiiM
w e ir d n « M d d* -m all children
Noim ao I t ll. i ««.«ri fimi prlto
fm Iuiniiim flu in— i ii)«tum e ||t
appt'MMtl in ,i iit.i t f ilitiprr\ f»'w m- tilli *tif•• Mr ()u )lI m iii
h iib 'akt*M ill .ind Itmo| fo g iv r tip
Ihe flirt t lii'ii * f tin nirhrRtiM Wc
a ir |ilt'Hir>l In la *t**» that now h*'
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iiiuhi
lift' f * I \ unto bn- Ir r ii
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bold n btfti- il* tintmjf Jim p I*b
makt up ............ini' Ior( linir.
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BASEBALL 2:00 P. M. SUNDAY
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ST. AUGUSTINE
by FRAN STRTk UF
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A f f t * r l i ' M i l i n i : 11. i » t l u n . l . t \ * t (
f i v r I n n i n i r - 1 I1* S t M i t t m l i " * h .
n i g h t I n s t ( h r g u m s * m !(•»• l i t ?
SdlO O l
fSTTAKETT
A tjD kK t b a c h .
Florida State
League
(Hirer Inland luring
ified Advertisem ents
l FotaU a w l to th*
1
Sanford Loses Fourth
Straight (lame To
Orlando Nationals
Shown after hi* C o n n e r i n I no
Calhrdta! of SI Luke *1 |',
Mr , Ihe Itrv Oliver la-land
•If, Episcopal Bishop of Mi
Ihe rhurrli'a youngest Ai
p rrla ir Form erly rrrln r o
Bedford, Mass , h,- I, Maim
Episcopal Bishop
Ancient Mayans c f Csnlral and
South America usad to decor*ta
their teeth. "
ifljyvqVK
T o
Saints Flay Here
In Double Sunday
Inning tiy n Ion* t ;•IJ>
NEW YORK. May 17 -U D —
T>o btcond corps i r n rocmltlna
office announced Friday of a U*>
tar from • yauny woman who
volunteered her aanrlctt— be *'a
hoateai on A U. 8. army iornbtr.%
Margaret
1 0
t i l - m i ««| H i l l D m i g l . 1 1 s - d l l t h t
M A - i i r n m i ' i i t « n t i n m . < n j •,» g i v .
u p Ir* b l i p a n d | n *11
S a tiln n l
h’ i i
fin s .
I n f o k m *I
I h l i H * m n - i n lit* Mi»s i i i n ^ ( I n IM«
Mint »rnr*C jiiiuth#" m n mi \w
h i t 0 in th e
- »1 ■-•».<, |•1111i f l g t i n
p i j m r I n t h « * i t f n v i u I it F h r n t h . '
N a t - t o o k o v e r i i t i ' l h n i i i I n «| ( i \ i <
I -i t • f t r f o u r
1t in «
t • Iu
tin
■ c o r e I n I h * t h i rl
O p e n i n g * h e f s t i u :h tin - % » imi
H ole a g o t th r e e
h il
n i l (lit v i I V i t o n e e t i n * f**» ' u e
ir t'iv
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l n * o t i l I l i e f t f | Is " • I '»•••
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lo m p itrlie t
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I I I t h e t ie s | tli«ss
,
n 1*s •
-nut
rh to lh» ro-
S % % tlO A
C. P. PhMepAitfn
Sanford haa team* left In tha
woman'a singlet. man's' double,
and women', doublet a* all af tbo
flint and second round matchoa
had* been played In the Second
•
Bropker And
Jerwa* (D liiy ) Dean
Parser. Deaa, Betts
; A p,d Powell Styi
pew aln jn Playing
UarnetriUt, wo
fought
nan
l»ee*»s ond pecan candy. Wheat
«
“ i • m ini.,,r,
kora censeientlouo .r iH« rurront msgatinc.
illy nedsyaaors for th*
phi* ftrtLhand informmorer paaoMo, aasgr*
Favored T pq
3Ceam Trophy
Final Switches
flayed Xoiiigjrt
Lee, Gwon Hays*. Mania
(firi £*rl(a# kelly, and RatWiinIpenew
j u „'
.< .1
. .B y Elliab*th Wblgham.
I ho -P ig 'N Whistle.'
IIng MBqQL
tS a tu rd oy night at i
rement over the square block*
Sondoy nonilng. Mlaa
y ahaped at.th o beginning o f
•I to tho
Episcopal the yen re .»• •■ ty»- *r , ,. *♦
poamanahlp, and ooraerr IOO percent for
kM In yoora and yoaro
th—Rod, Billy RtMiu. Rot*rt
floldor, Joa Potraoi Blue, (winnae*),’ Calvin Taylar. Jimmy
- Atkaol ^oaoph Griffith,
fh—Rod, Louise lilac*, Betiy
Oorrodl, Marian Ilorbatt Blue,
(wtansnl. Mary Hunger, Cloe
Tucker, Mary L Smith.
S c T BUTLER I* bark again
BhwRod, James Ha*dy. Kenneth after a short lllneao. perhaps It
was "lassitude." referred lo In
last week** rslsna.
w
r i a j 't e
Smith, Frank)U, M l.
S # Bmacasino.
3 ® . and'
S khook
«
building
UR.
RUTH
Mc8LARhOW,
WINI
FRED MOSELEY. DICK MYKRR, JEANNR POPLIN, LTDIA RANKIN. MARY LYND
Bonny Austin.
I ROSS, LU VERA SMITH, MA
RTRWART,
ANNIE
Id—Rod,
(Winner.!,
Mary L RY JO
Dixon, Paulino MoLrIUn, Min- W U jD LI^Jd^RY YOUNO, and
Hie Ruth Odhomi Blue, Mtrem
Poor ton. Lory Word, Lorrlne
Blount,
M - Rod , (winner*),
Rill Jen.
nlnfo, LeRoy
Ol'.hort, Jimmy
Bowda; Blue, Dolby Jackson,
RMnlry BUc*y, Edward Mun-
valuable. Eight ‘ nm M a i r a j»»
ktudiea and handling a f' tool*
ter. Petty Hodge, Stella Touch-*
lOft, * Jkne Co^kronef ’ NafoHe
B y
K e t t l e s , Dau^lioi ty
Share Mound As
signment ( l i v i n g
Up Fifteen Hi t s
STW 3TSS
were: Mis* Kcbetra
el* .DurJen, Elliabcth Whlghom.
D u e l W ith
I rHiNitf trs s o S h e e t
D o u r Be .
rw n B io n c O A v o u
SOME'GANT
YOU DMCE IT.»
— p-| IN THOKS YOUNG
i I S /kjaCAOCTS
td
and
rA k t
WHAr
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CADgTS
ir s TViATNGY, Ai(2 SCi-OOL UNTIL Tits’ BA'.tJACKS A(XC S
PCACb TH£ cSOtrZrjMENTlij
PtAC/M.j THEM 'N PUlVATC
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IT S ONS O F
E T T A S TH IC K $•
U P T O T A K E in F O U R ' . ' _______
mVATIOW WAyTTO
n on CXJftr
o e r s D ftg .*
CANT YOU j 2
TAKE IT/HB
wr* - l V-j 'L J d r /k i 8 ]
PAINTING, BUILDING, repair
ing. C«reontar needs work. L
. Rarilh.I__
I IBB
Sanford A__
w_.
___A1__:_____
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HANGER
tJTTON?
DOW rOLTRE F R £ £ .
RE£). NQ M ORE
RUNNIN* FROM J
i THE l a w . r - S
THAflHS
TD TWE (
LONE <
RANGER
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fv
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Sanford Is The Only C cn lral
Pt.ri.la O ily A ffo rd in j; Itail. H ighw ay
And W ilier Trnnsporlntlon
I V o fe le b le a T h a n A n y
Atm Is Florida
A N IN D E PE N D EN T ,NK W SI* A I 'h l f
PROGRAM FOR WEEK OF MAY 18TH
Established In 1908
Sunday, Monday — "TH E ROAD TO ZANZIBAR"
•tarring Bing Croatiy, Bob Hop* and Dorothy Lamour. Alaot
-"P A S S IN G PARADE: MORE TRIPLES OP IMPORT
ANCE," "INFORMATION PLEASE" and Metro "N EW S OP
THE D AY ."
Tuesday, (Bargain Day) — "I'L L W AIT FOR YOU "
with Virginia We idler, Robert Starling and Martha H unt
Also— “ THE COWBOY AND THE BLONDE" with Geor/U
Montgomery, Mary Beth Hugh**, Alan Mowbray and Putty
Knight. Added: "PISHING FEVER" .portrool.
Wednesday, Thursday ■—■ Benefit Performance*, Junior
Woman'* Club. “ THE DEVIL AND MISS JONES" with
Iran Arthur, Robert Cummings, Chaa. Coburn and special
m il. Also— March o f Time, "CRISIS IN THE ATLANTIC"
and Ptle Smith Specialty, "MEMORY TRICKS."
Friday Saturday — "T H E BORDER LEGION" with Roy
lingers, Gabby Hayes and Carol Hughes. Also—"TH E BANK
DICK" with W. C. Fields, Una Merkel and Cora Witherspoon.
Saturday, 11:30 P. M. Midnight 8how— "TH E DEVIL
COMMANDS" with Boris Karloff, Amanda D uff, Ann Re
vere, Richard Plska and Ralph Penney. Also— Comedy, Car
toon and Community Sing Reel.
' TWENTY-FIVE year* after hi* Initial motion picture apMines, W. G. Fields la atarrlng In what he considers llie greatplcture of. hia tartar, “ The Bank Dick," which will be shown
t Friday and Saturday at the Blti.
.
JEAN ARTHUR snd Robert Cummings are shown ubovr In a
•erne from "The llevil snd Miss Jones" hooked for benefit per
formances iindn the suspires of the Sanford Junior Woman's
Club next Wtdnrsday and Thursday at the Riti Theater. A now
March o f Tlmr, "Crisis In lha Atlantic" Is also on the program.
THIS WEEK’S CASTS
I'Ll. WAIT FOR YOU
“ loicky" Wilson ....
Roberl Ster
ling
I'aullne Miller ....... Marsha Hunt
Ueutvnant 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 Riti Theater, Sslnrday at 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 greatest thriller, "The Ilnrder Legion.” George “ Coldly” llaycs,
tn , K arloff 4a demonstrating the workings of a wlrrd robot Mauds Eburna and Joseph Sawyer ploy important parts In this
story of lha QM West.
. .
■y .
Oaaa In kla attampla to communicate with the dw.d!
•J-1
ITTENTIONI
ST. AUGUSTINE, May 17—
(A*)-- ling. lie... vtvlan Collins,
Florida director
for
selective
sendee, yrrlrrday 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 largest number.
TOt IlllUborough I* second with
94 and Duval third with t l .
8hake*peare wrote axrlualvaly
far the lllarkfiiar* and Globa
Theaters In London.
At Our Pack*** BUra
You’ll Find Tho Bool In
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
Mather Artodo
GINS - LIQUORS
JYBBY—PHONIt MO
•
ACKAGE STORE
WASHINGTON,
May
17
—
&D8,
M sZ m b e q ,
Bah MrEmbor, who aounda tb* rhlmaa on tho Hully Tower at.
Stataon Unlvorslty In DaLand, la th* anbjact o f a prist winning
artlrl* written hy Maa Bar* Ellen Mobley, Stetson student. Mr.'
McEmbar 1* shown ta'action above.
•
.
i tha Proaidawt waald
r i p the taglalatla*.
ha staraM decide to
OMtora aald privately
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 lluuo m Mnnfond,
HunlBoIr CouM». KloiltK «*n thr
Iloir l*ay In Jurp. to. wit: Jun*
2nd. A D 1941 Tall not thorrln
or it d»rr*« pro ronfr*»o will hr
rntuol iciln at you and Bald ru m
procvFtl t i part#
It |a further ordvrrd thm thla
n olki ahull ha publish'd oner a
urioh fur four til
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#rIt thrrrnf thla |jlh
day of April, A- P m i
O. »*. IIKItNlH>N.
Clarli of lha Bhova atylrd ruurt.
By:
A. M
WKKKH.
Italian Army Capitu
CONCEDE TO be the heat tllsh o f enterUInment they hare ever
dispensed. “ The Road lo Zanilbar." sUrrlng Bng Crosby, Bob
Hope snd Dorothy lamour will hold forth far two mlrth-provokIng, melodlus days at the Riti Theater tomorrow and Monday.
AIJi: l.llaJ \ mill J II M
Demands Surrender
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
(/P)
W ir k a r •I u n iio iin tt'd
tiMlny
th a t
P r r u iib n l
R o o m - v f II “ w an t* the
b a* ic n i» |w to narh parity thi*
ye a r.
Gen. George* Catroux, Under
of the Free Frrnrh 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 airdromes there.
running out of
Indudlni
blister Praises
Writer, Composer
SCOTCHES
WINES
#
BE BURE TO VISIT
NICK’S
Package. Store
n u n lty baa reason to b# very
jproudj" aald Rav. Alnaleo Ha
[her Blades, o f the I-altj Mary
Community Church, m hit Runday sermon. I refer to Lara
lla rry Wester, composer o f the
new patriotic tune, "B u n d hy
America,'' and lo Miae Natalie
True whoso compoaltl-i.i, "What
America Means to M#,'* ha* won
Ih* Stats prlte In tha recent e»UUW
M lo e l
xy '’ocontnat
DOES
<Y O U R
<1
C H IL D
f
NERD
•
CLASSES
awnwawtwi.1
iponeorud
tby
.„
Defenses In Gulf
And Panama Are
Praised By Byrd
U. S. Prepared For
“ Any Emergency,"
Rotary Club Hears
[. Thar* war* no daialU about
jfc* cause ot tba aBiMltg.
In Ik* Middle Eaat wr*r !healr*. Britain'* struggle eras furbar complicated when General
| i IOm IIm H mi M M t i l l
LIQUORS
Lobbying Methods On
Handbill L e g i s l a
tion To Re Probed
HUTCHIN8N, Kan. May IB.—
Srerrtary
of
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MONDAY
Products Listed By
Wickard Are Corn,
Cotton, T o b a c c o
in w in
- a a n a a pm K i u r t t i a x
TO: CMARUM UN WOOII CHASM.
' Stewart Atroooev Booth atfwa
Fslls. Mew Voek.
Tea are hereby t t # n 4 ta arH*r <peeOB*ltr *r br sttaraerl
tn aaawar th* awar* Bill at COa*
Slalat herela ftlaA. ao or before
the Ia4. Bar « f Jooev till, other
wise a Pier. V Pro Coofeoao will
bo oot*r*6 UAIstt yao foe Ibtl*
or* 10 appear, plead or aoawor,
ao r*Mli*d by law.
If U farther artwM that tbl*
oof leo bo pobtlabad owes a weeb
far four aoaaaeollrs weak*, lo
Tb* MoaMed llw ill. a aawapopar
K blUOad or UaafseA. Seovlaal*
oofy, rtoeUoWttaaaa o r boo* aM
offtrlal
oral si Hasfare, grovlsnla Coaaty.
Ptortao. tbt# lo4 a*r ot Mar.
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a p. itx xxn ox ,
CtarU Of lb* ft frail rvort.
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FLORIDA.
$ 5 ,0 0 0 Fascists In
# Ethiopia Surrender
THR BOKDP.lt LEGION
Steve Kelly ............... Roy Rogers
'Honest Jim Whittaker' ................
'Gabby' Hayes
Alice ........ ......
Carol Hughe*
Mary ............
Gulden
. — .. Joseph Sawyer
Joe
. .........
Hurricane liattle ............ Maude
Merrick
.
Edubrne
Hooper
. ...
The
Sheriff
Hal Taliaferro
K liia b e lh
Hnnloa
................... Jay Novello
George ... ...
Red
..................
DickWcsael
First Detective
Tony
.......... .. Paul Poreatl
merest
. Robert Em
Walter Kingsfi.nl Officer Wllleta
A llis o n
.
mett Keane
.
K a r r i- o n
Montagu la>ve
O liv e r ...
Rirhanl Carle
COWBOY
AND_
THE
BLONDE
N eedles
Charles Waldron
Mary Beth
Withers
Edwin Maxwell Crystal Wayne
Hughe*
Lank Garrett
GeorgeMont
THE 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
TIIB D » vT l—COMMAND8
Mrs Htrnibillo Brunch .... Jessie - Dr. Julian Blair ... Boris Karloff
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 _____
Fib nil in Pangtom
Anns Blair .........
AmandaD uff
Jon (luflpa
...... Sbemp I Mrs. Walters ______ Anne Revera featured player* of the 20th Century-Fox production, "The CowHoward
Karl ..._............
Ralph Penney boy and the Dlond'le," wlmh will be shown at part o f a douhlrl
Mack ley Q. Green
Richard Mrs. Marcy ___ Dorothy Adams
feature program nest Tuesday at the Rita.
- - |Seth M a r c y ____ Walter Baldwin
populmr uml repeaterl
rrfjuest*.
Wbenrver n profemsor cclrhratea a
birthday, the campus chimslar
tries to
lemrinbrr
it with a
"Happy 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 weather
la hot and muggy, th* Bounds
won t carry."
Even though Bob's Idtatlty Is
lost In Ih* peal ot lb* ball* aa
Ifeay ring out over tho campus
aw ry week-day morning at 7:90
o'cUck and at 0:90 I*. M. every
night, there's hardly a Iown*per
son or student at tha University,
I believe, who wouldn't like to
shake tho hand o f “ tho little
ROM who plays way up Ihere."
Eighth Call For
Draftees Revealed
SANFORD.
tthe
L.
3k* Club."
Prior to the sermon,'th* Lake
lary
Community
Orchrslra
layad tha march version of
land by. America. Initrumentalit* wore t Mr. Raymond Hall,
lolls 1st t Mias RuthRehmson, pin t t i.J a y Ball, J f - ' trombone:
tarty Wastar, clarinet i all of
«ko Mary, and WRUr.l Co..ally. gulLar; and Low» Wright,
rmuhoua. both of Sanford.
Sot, Blades than Introduced
lisa Natalia True, who road <tcr
riua w hi aIng cornpc Itlon. Th*
royiBbi was in ronucotion xrltn
ta MutloR-wldo T A m m Amor-
T. Bradford Byrd, who has
Just relumed from . a
16-day
ri*ui«a througli the fju lf ofT 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 iny emergeney in
tho watei* tn llie south and to
the west of Flo,Ida and at both
end* o f the I’ anum.i Csnal.”
Mr Bird, who inadi- the trip
aboard the Unit'd Fruit Liner
Tnlna with his wife, declared
" if the Italians rsn refer to th>Mediterranean as Mare Nostrum
(our lake), we can refei to the
Gulf of Mexico and toe Caribbeen aa 'our duck pond*.’ "
George Rollins, superintendent
o f 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 He 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
Harry
La*. Jr., rontinuad
(I’ n’ ity it. the uric© thnt would
five fat in
|iKMMiita trlativrly
thr nanir toying JHiat-r they com*
manded in KHKI.I I)
Bt'«iib'» whrnt, thr baiiic rmpi
W it karri vnentiorirri in a farmHoinr Hour program wrrr 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 Hrit« in
Set it tar y i f 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
makr rrrtr.in that Great llrihir
win* the w»r
"Either thr apread of lawlranneaa in the world munt be brought
to a halt n we ahall kooii find
otiraeler* aurrounded by aggrri.
anra and compelled to fight, vir
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 Alla nation* al
ready have achieved aerion* ito .
noinic encirclement of thi» «min.
try ond that the United Statin 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:
Firemen pour ton* of water 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 tlsiurs finally w< e ih eik.d l-y an nll t.-t -olid wall of wati,
they bolt dew. of-.n tie’ I tuiiii- Slllp
i, vital naval construetiou
plant of thr yard, w-r
i hand The fire is beltI.utnhei ynnl Mam In.
lu-hiug tn the serin w -
Dawson U rges 'W ar Department Inspects Air Port ]Increased Auto
Production O f
For Use As Army Training Center License Unjust,
Cattle And Hogs Road Depart ment ,
1 Bal!ar(l Claims
Points Out N e c e s
sity Of Meat In
Diet During War
M hv
19
l'1'l— Art ion has Iu' pii dttlavi’d in ili<- l.i-jriMlatiiri- on
•lovt-riinr llnllaiitl'x p r o g r a m
fo r raisin g mont-v Ih-chuho
o f inotpstN that
th e
now
slim - stock la x hill con ta in *
olio p rov ision low e rin g ( lit; li*
ITIHO Oil ch a in s
H<*l> O verstreet
of
D ado
ii"ked (hi- fiuiitiie nimmittc « Jo
hiive I In* lull withheld from de
bate in thr IlmiM' until he anil
tin* bill** mlindni ei * mu study
till* p-Oli'
With tin Si null' m re*e**i unt d l it. lift# t mini!, the ILomc :
Hi iVi •I (but ,i loll to outlaw
tin i In*. | whop o n di fi ll*, »*foirit- 114i•I In « n |,t«f und ptnrted
i i'i w i hi flitmiglt coniMittcea.
tiid i'iid un invent igatimi of
J o Place Mgns
u-.-M
V - ,orm‘>r ( »«"*> <»»»Bv River. Lake T,..;Z’XVyJ t
'".'^loncr Suggests
I1 ‘
ih.i i,. ’.r it,..........
i.mnlcnme Rurden
•
1 Eitremle nation* hum imii*I
not Ih* perinlftnl to eipie** it.
self In exrraaivr trade reatnr.
ttona.
2
Nondlaerlmtnttion m inter
national
commercial
relations
must be th* rule ao that inter.
(IValUaH mm »a«# •!•.)
Douglas Bills Places
In Oratorical Contest
Douglas Bills, ton of Mr. an<l
Mrt. J,a C.
Bills. Jr.,
Geneva
w. iJUts,
•■•I of 'l*H
•nd a elurfUnt
lludbnt at Ruilln.
Ruilln* Coll
College
at Winter Park, took .frond place
In the RprUgue oratorical run.
teat at Rollins Thursday nlgU
In
lil« topic was "Labor and G u v .
rmment, end be upheld thr right
m r
N v ir d K i-
«m m O m m ~i
M’JU lrr rotlR iniH
Oe.
'l O I l k e y . S
rtt
. .
| | | r i1
*M O il 1
__.
Into .Swimming Hole
Woodmen Will Hear
III- ll -M I -. lilt,h i - V .
Ihu M u .
Convention Report:.1 i- ipnl
I ut iu'*l
thiiuhit
K 1
'/ .i h ,
-iiii-I M-.iikey I Ini.-I ml-- »
"limnuiL- hub
■hi- m.-Mitiig
"d put mi an tti|ualu linn f-u
• IK-npIt- alttmg aiiniinl nn tin
••• 'rhea by Ihu wall
Finn uf (hr fnvky fille d , » , i ,
I u> ailay mghl nl M llll o V I im .
■f .h r ball nn l*ark Avenue, I
C . ru illn * announced today.
Company K nf the unifuri ,
rank will |,c prev,'nte*l ll,c prir*
It won at Ihe ronvunliun in thd rill rnrnpetillun.
le g io n Men Go To
Rededication O f
'HttMTille Poet .
Sanford lagWiaai raa attended
Ih* aaxaal rededirwtioai o f the
T A I.I.A IIA S S K K .
Neipro Fireman Dies
From Bullet Wound
Members ot the Campbell-Loa1*1
wn* w ,,t tonight at
Baas Pride. 93-year-old negro ! ; 3 « o ’clock at the Legion Hut.
who had been a fireman with
th* Atlantia Coast Lin* Railroad •
.B#r ” and MUa DulMeCUod, bmih ot OrUailo.
aiaco H IT , died this morning
ot 1 4 # o’clock at tho Pcrnakl- 2 f * C looood a marriage license
Laughton Memorial Hoapitel aa •* “ • O o rt Heaa* Saturday.
tt o raanlt o f o
gun-lnfllctad
waswd he
received
Batnrday .. Tho psihUo ln-tavlud to view
night
»h# bloom lag Paorion Vine at
Further plana will be madfor
Ihr
inembershln
conlril
among Ihe Orlando, Winter G*i
den and Hsnfnrd campa, whirh1 ■■
now In prngrrsa,
Mr
Collina
aald- The drive will end July I,
and Ihe ramp which recruited
Ih* fewest new members will
treat the others to a picnic.
The session will be concluded
with a dance, and all member'
lhair families and Ineltcd gursir
F. F. A . Team Loses
In DeLand Contest
• - mg
and
v u in in ih ig
aruund,
•i •'king each uthrr and rpla-li.
nn- every innlikey within m u h
I -mg the aide nf the tnail a InI
ihu ,iK'k wall at tin- nlee 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 lark
' • the ialand underwater for din
t.'ittcea o f five or six feet While
•.n»c were paddling along undrr
Inr surfara niharv wnuld Jump
- ut on tun of them snd start u
■untest of ducking
Lake Mary Writers
Sing Song On Radio
Willard
R.
Connolly
of
San
W ire Chief Bov , William* tho h o m t ^ f Mrs. Blohard Ten
ford sad Lara llarry Wcalar of
Mid PrliVa ceremon-law wife la
Sombiola County's chapter of Lake Mary appeared on ll.e pro
kata# hold *• n fh srft nf martho Future Farmers o f Ameri gram given Sunday evening on
"tori!*, o f tho Bal
advisory board teal
■’clook at tha Vi
local
ca was defaatad In the parlia
mentary procedure contest held
at DeLand Saturday by a tram
from tha Baddleh chapter. Ales
Johnson, sponsor, said today.
Th* chapter la preparing to
aoud two teams to th* atala
maetinr to Gainesville June 17
to partlclpata In contests there,
Mr. Johnson raid. A swimming
tram and Judging team will be
•rat, though tha member* have
M l r e t >mm docldod- Tho Ut-
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 Beni,
chairman o f lh« American Pa
triotic Observance Committee o f
(hat chapter.
Thovaong. sang hr Mr. Connol
ly and with piano acevmpantttenl Sir Mr. Wtater. cam . ai th*
roaetaatan o f a patriotic play elk
isaxiug th* Amorioaa Lagiona'
“I Am aa Aasgriean Program.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 Ilie niganlsnlinii
nf thr group, E I I' llurpei. rap.
lain, >ald C7,i» iimining
Unli-sn Ihu leipitred iiiimiIh l of
men ran k irgi-leruil I h r ,-pun
mount fui (lie unit ran uni ! m- 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
"Out 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 tax. w r l
meeting.
nrvi r
Visiting Students
To Tour Seminole
A frou|i of JN high »chool
aaniors of llahtra, Ga and their
school principal will arrive in
Sanford bv automobile tomorrow
morning at about 11:00 o'clock to
look over thr farming and in
dustrioa o f Hanford and Seminole
County, Professor G. E. McKay
udd this morning.
Tha vUltor* are to have lunch
at tha Seminole High School
and than make a trip over th*
city rad through Ovlodo, ins pertla g eeUry farms, pocking plants
..................
i m u l l#
M«tn
(rilMlII 4 oaf ••III |»V«"»«•lit riMtlla IlMB
nhiiunl ••)«•! Ia«ki*ii nrvb n»«fl bulb!
inf, uii.l tin " iip rrnt 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 thr thoUMand* of
dollm* roll**cti‘d in i»ur count y
In frum tuirr. wr huvr very 111*
tlr to th.iw in thr way o f Htatv
roadn. I do not blimp Ihr SUt »
Uo«d Drpartmrnt for thU. ft
b u t rot
rntirvlv.
We
havt
three r n iii thut have been n
quested over • period of 12
ftoru: via RUte Rn*d« 44-20'J
and 208. I believe If the funds
can be procured that Rood 44
fe e tlM ^
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,
am dial y president, announced lo.
day
In u statement issued cunrrming the ubscrvsneo of Flippy Day.
Mi- Daniel said:
"W e wear the |*ippy one* a
year lo ospress Ihr feeling of
reverence that 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
welfare
work of th* Legion and Auxil
iary." Mrs. Danltl 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 families o f vstoraao
O t rm * « T w t i
*
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«rd
aw ai
By
9 R. J. SCOTT' Hess Postponed
By Churchill
In Factories For
1 Man At Front
IL t N l f c O S !
ENIRAI I llC T I I C
fATIR HKATIR
f«yAbundant Hot Wotee
bmUmUyl
I M toe*. So
UMteMllao.
CLEVELAND, May IB — W^—
Tnsiiiicg th a t today a war* will
he won In tha factory, tho Nat
ional Hschtno
Tool
Bulldam
A»K>clit km calculate* tho pros,
ant templar, machanlxcd warfare
require* 18 men tn maintain Juit
one aoldler on the flrlnjr line.
Tn 1B1R only five men hacked
up every man a t the front.
The modern aoldler flrce a
rifle throe tlmaa a t fact a* In the
find World W*r. He can trarel
completely equipped, 10 tlmea ae
far In a day. The tank. Introilum l by the BHtlih In the first
World W ar but a limited far.
tnr until the elnalng alagre. new
la vital.
And the ‘ airplane's
rn ro d ty I* 82 time* th a t of tho
tael g ro tt conflict.
There fore, I he aitoeiallon cal.
rulale*, "the real ronteet today
I* not nn the firing line but on the
factory production line where
the drfrnae equipment la liallt.
"The g reat arm y of rren le .
hind the n 'n iy nt the front In.
day
Inrludr* Rtrelmakrr*. ahlphtiltdrr*, m etal' worker*, firm ,
rr*. part* laieirhler*. Inapeetom nnd n loqg lit! of other*.
Rut none I* nf y re filer lirportince
Ihan tha country a ' r|irrafor* nf
imchlne luola—an ormy of over a
million men."
TTrre arc hundred* of type* of
machine tool*, kome of thrm im all
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■THEMSELVES | 8tK CAM
BE "fXU«rtf -<o -fALK ,
EMclLl5rt , SPANISH- /
Acquainted amf
lfe8i
w art official*. Tbe
friendship waa truatfuf an far a t
Hew* waa roneem td, fo r It waa
disclosed that ha w rete a letter
SSSSSB
-H I** I
—pr-anmahly n p a w i feeler—
LESSDHS 1/
to »b« duke aome time ago,
BE<IM 1 3 *
The duke turned the. (attar
over tn the government and on
EAJILy C
» • advice he did not reply. What
•he government dM about K re
mained a mystery but Rea* came
nnraehutlng down on a fleettteb
mnor near the ducal estate —
•caking hi* answer.
. Bom# of the great mystery
m ar be dispelled in n eUtement
em eet ad
later tod**from
Prime Minister Churchill on the
•’"wlldarlng Rasa
case. How
Fo o d s o k
Clmrthfll would deliver hi* ea.
5HILVLS IK 0RI<A1K ARE—
geflv awaited dUclosure teas not
m-»da known.
BEIM4 AUIMEP
DAYS
Through all th* highly guard
9Y A HEW A4EH1- *F 5foilA4I l o w e s t
IF YOUR TASTE DEMANOl|
ed •eerocy of thla motnenteni
T e l e p h o n e ik j*fH AMKMCA.
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window <5lav
wa<dJiMo m ritarv. It w*« penialTHE BEST IN
If IK DEMH VALVE/, CALIFORNIA.- %v »
“•dly renortad Churchill perronfJLOWtf IN BY BOMBS f
nl'v had Intarvlawed hi* nrlka
__ _
________ I FEET BELOW SEA lif t
LIQUORS
n-i«nnor. or would do ro, In an
ef'aat to »ol»a Ihe riddle.
• SCOTCHES
However, If ChurehlP
drew
banehalio unite, other* weighing
*J:00 Ic Virginia of
Yowetl ♦V wh' 'a *to>-v from llee* —
BO Sr more tone and standing, aa
Drew'*.
nd
Kollevad
(|—1|
I*
doubtful
high as * three-atory houae. Tho
• WINES
D:0fi li Black and Wh.to Melo •hat ha —oui'L ralav >1 In •*‘o to
Industry eaya the demind l« ao
dic*.
‘he. world, for l< mteht Involve
tremendoue that United Mates
'B B SURE TO VISIT
V: 16 cha H yrt and Marge.
kcereta too.valuable for reproduction thla year will amount
U:30 Ic Mamel.
te>"ng.
•
(0 8760,000,000- or $300,000,000
Ik Norman Bcaktey and lllk V:2& I* O r g n n o V r ltic i.
The nriMah rmllo annou-'ad
graottr than lait year, which waa 1:80Florida
B:I6 eta Woman of Couiegr.
Cowboy*.
•h«
nreflminerv
renort of 1»on
doutlo booming JllilO.
10:00 cbi Eye* Of Hollywood
7:00 cU New* of Europe.
Kirkna trick, tha f"rel*n office
10:15
Ic
UP
New*.
7:16 Ic Dreakfaat Drevltlea.
Tho United Slate* ha* main- j 7:16 Ic Four flinging flAltamcn 10:30 Ic /.t llome with Sally ntiache forptarlv of the Berlin
-mha***t staff who ellnehcd Ihe
telnod a naval hoie at Samoa 1:00 UP New*.
Martin
Identification of Ilea* and Ihalnce 1812.
10:18
t*
Pyrafa*
Plon.er*
eaarow D A v en u e
6:10 le Program m e H oum a
•ervJewel him, K*« been forward
11:00
cha
Kate
Smith
Sneak*.
H:16 U H om ing derotlona.
t » a - i arrrai F t a m H A k
ed to the war cabinet for *tudy.
Dt|
11:16
eb*
Cla**lc*
in
Tempo
aal klara
Magncklum *» ul.nul one-thin) K:30 rbk (le t Going
of
Helen
B:lfl cbk T lm n from th« Tropic* 11:80 eta Romance
aa heavy ai aluminum.
TrenL
L a k e C o u n ty S e lls
11:45 cha Our Gal Sunday,
3 2 1 ,0 0 0 I n B o n d s
12:00 UP Nvw*.
11:10 Ic Stock*.
TAVARES, May 16 — (Spcl2-'5 Ic Checkerboard
rial)— Mora than 821,000 worth
12:30 tc Dance Time.
12:45 ct* Road Of Life.
o f dafenae bond* and defense
1:00 cbi Ynung Dr. Malone.
savings stamp* were said in
18:16 tc Cheekerboard Tim*
Laka co u n ty .'d u rin g tha first
1:30 le Merry Go Round.
waak, 'according to reports made
2:00 tha Mary Margaret Me- to Karl Lehmann, chairman of
Bride.
tbe Lake county Dafenae Coun
2:16 cbt Runny Meodlci.
cil,. U>GKing,jb% rwvwlu.M
(;9B le UP News
tba cloaa of bu*liiesa on Wedoea2:30 eba A Friend in Deed.
day evening, May 7. This te a!3i46 cha Exploring Space
moel I t par capita for every
8tA6 cte Prvae News.
man, woman, bay and girl, whjta
8:00 cbe Bob Hargon
or oolorad, In Lake, county.
3:18 ebe We The Abbotte.
Loaaburg ltd the county wlih
, 3:30 eba Story of De«* Johnson. gross sate* o t 88810.10, folhmrad
3:48 cbe Accent on Muale
4:16 ta Afternoon Varieties.
lermont third with 8B470JO,
4:30 |c Stocks.
illowed
by Oroveland wKh
4:36 la Organ Melodise.
1 7 1 1 0 1 . pU»U» 81108.88, Ta4:46 eba Rcattergood Balnea.
iroe 8887.80. and other com6:00 ta Tha Lone Hanger
6:16 eba Outdoors With Bob
Edge,
6:80 t* Doc Sellar* True Life
Rtorle*.
6:43 ebe Tha World Today.
fliOO Ic Baaebalt Boor**.
C IT Y B R IE F S
6:06 Jc UP Newa.
OtIB tc Howard and Shall on
8:20 1* Supper Hour.
ru « i
0:30 cha Console Ecbnrotoday
6:4 6 c»m I W ant a Job
7:00 te Kale Smith
1i1R I* Atlantic Snort* Reporter.
fine, aocratary of
1:23 1« Twilight Metrdlo*.
if Uorrrnerca, who
7t43 tc Fueeea* and Why.
0u, la axpoctod to
aeoordlng to word
7:80 ta Muafeal Interlude.
7188 eba Bob T rsub aad
Nawa.
8:00 .ta Muale Boom
item hir In thla aoctlon
StIS ta UP on tha Air
d to attend a meeting
• >30 te Rya Opanar 8|4» U Inter]uda.
8:00 eba Hollywood Promter
1:80 eba A| Poaroa aod Ate
lOtOO eba
aba
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(B A lf# B U c ra iG
lord Electric
itractin? Co.
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101 Mdtnollo
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attar aa (ha matt** mar f»* hear*
•CMr •« th* Judge of Hi* Circuit
Court, la and tar Saminoli' Canatr
•I Hanford, Farida, far an Ordar
of adapt Ion ■ *f Albert Jo„ph
Frohaho*f«r. a minor, unrt.v iba
mama of Albert Joaapti ItchnaI a
Tbla Ibn l l t h d . r ot Mar A. D,
JOHN MARTIN BCHNATX.
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GOLDEN GRAIN ROLL
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WITNRflM my hni»d and ihp #f«l
nf ibaId Court nf Hn»if>»rd, Florida*
till# 21th day of April. It 11.
a r tlKRNUORip
Ai Clirk of Raid circuit Court
By A, M, WKKKA
Hr put> Ct#rk
(OFFICIAL Hi:AL>
IM THIS JtUII'IAI. lOI ST *1F
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B o ttle s
Springtime
T U R N IP
A P P Id E
CORN
G R E E N S
S A U C E
POTATO S T IC K S
2i/s can HONESTY
2 for 1 5 c
R E N T &
FA R M
In tho EvergUdea MuckUnd throe crop* a aoaaon
from Sept, l to IDgr 1.
Moot fertile Und In U. S.
Ditched, diked end pumped,
Bttdjr for the plow. No
roclu, no trees, level Many
products profitably raised.
Good truck rood to R. K.
■nd market nearby. RanU1 110.00 per acre. Dralnage pumping a t fiOO per
acre. Write or vUU
i
i(l8 aba Alvena to y Ortbeatee
08 cha Donee Otchcilia.
TO O
CLUB OR RIB
KNOX, daceaeed.
C L A S S IF Y
VA Lb Salt
,8c Matches
6 Oz Macaroni
Shawano Plantation
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AN IN D E pror o m p NEWIPAKXK
■
j>yoLPMi! r a n
N ad Planes Are A t
tacked By British;
Reich. Units Land
At Syrian Airports
Bill To Create
New District Of
Congress Killed
Imperial Troops
9 Re-occupy Salum
W ar
i
Causes Comment In
I # England And Uf fiL
.Where Society Couple Plunged To Death
■ •sto ry waa part of aa la.
•ptrad Gena a* atteraare ea
French-Germ an rotations.
DfaMt told Fran Hi Marshal
Potato, had taken “poaiUro
attitude” la the recent rel.
LONDON. May 10 —{ * > Brittah airsnwer In imnihlng
*t the German* in French« rated Syria where Naxl
plane* and Panxer forcea are
reported making a ewift infiltration further alone the
NaxU' route to Suez, nearer
• BriUln’e Middle East oil
field*.
I T h e -firs t DrltUh blew* were
eruelal 'b a U W U ^ - N i r f h f
whan t U German plane, were
S ntack ed by the R. A. P. at Damnacaa, Rayau and Palmyra.
Fleet* of German tanr-range
bombera and troop carrion were
reported landing on Syrian air*
flolda.
A Salum ha» been ro-ocqupled
* by Brltlah troop* .It waa offi
cially announced today In Cairo.
Tho Brltlah aald aertaog eaaoalUaa U d bean Inflletad an A*U
forcea which hod hold t U Egyp*
_ tlan border outpost Je st aero*.
• tha Libya* frontier.
Also • again In B
warn Haifa ya Paaaembattiad sands tha
diera call "Hollflr*
and Muiaid.
H n. t
L. U pchurch o f BrioU l, V * . U th* sister-in-law of
R u d t l f l i e u , N a t l leader who
fled U Britain, l i a r f o r m t r h a t
band, Q tttU x Adolf Hess, died
In IBtO, T h e ir
ton,
G usta v
Adolf, It with the U. S. Army.
Inter-City M eet
Held By Sanford, House Approves
Hospital Branch
DeLand Rotarians In South Florida
Local Club Revealed
As Winning Fourth
Annual Golf Match
Legislation On
Citrus Okeyed
May
First Skirmish Won
In Senate On Hos
pital Itranch Bill
16.—<*>
many a declaration th a t the Ked
Sea will bo a d anger (one for
fnreian ahlpa a pointed reminder
t h j t twice before
the
United
S t a te , hod uaed her warahlpi to
protect her commerce and ob
tain freedom of the aeaa.
He a l i e n e d freedom of aeaa I*
an hlitorirml American policy, b u t
did not Indicate J u ,t w hat th e
United Ht-ites m ig ht be prepared
to do nhout the Ited Sea.
The United S t a i r , , r i le d a dot e n n r more F r e n r h
ih ip ,
in
A m erican porta laal night and
President Hi>o,rveh at the aama
time appealed to F ra nc e over
the h e a d , ul 111 leader* not to
deliver h e r ,e lf up to a G erm any
"bent on the o t te r destruction of
like rly ."
The ,h lp ,. on which the If. S.
f'oaat Gunrd put armed g u a r d i.
Included the luxury liner Nor
m andie »t New York
The p r e ,b l e n t . In h i, appeal
to the Fiench people, characterUr.l n> inconceivable" tiro willInir aevrptunce hy the French of
alliance d e m a n d , hy ihe Natia.
Thrae atepa were Waahington'e
■wifi reaction to d i , p a t c h , , from
n b m a d indicating that Vichy waa
Ihrowln* In i t ,
lot
with Ihe
Naiia. The British w ere vlrtual-
Thla tangled wreckage la all th at re m a ins
of the p la n r which c arried Benjam in B re w
ster, New York Investment h a n k r r, and hi*
wife, lit.' fo rm er l.eonle D ullary l.ynn, hoth
In « surpiise fintcmenl frnvn
tho
W hite
Ho itar,
Prosidofit
Moose volt implinl
th at
France
w»* nhout to e n te r an nlltanrr
with Germany
which
Involved
“ the peace and safely of the
W estern Hem isphere ”
A fte r a lone conference wMh
Secrelarv of 8tat»» Hull and l fn
d e r s e e r e ta r y Welles, the IVesi
dent declared the Am erican non
oh* could hardly believe that
the French government
would
lend itself “ to a nlan of vnlun
lurv n lh an re imnlied or olh«*f
wikM* which would a p p are n tly dr
liver no France ond its colonial
em nire."
The s u rre n d e r of this empire,
ho added, would Include “ French
African colonies and their At
Untie r o a sts with the menaco
which th at Involve* to the peace
and safety of the w estern hem
taphere.**
,
,
J u s t before
the
President '
sta te m en t waa ?««ued It V»“
noi*ne«" ,1 th at l h , C o a ,t G ua nl
Mri r-1ar»<l i r - n l a a tr tl, ab-'nr.l
F irnrh
,hip«, a m o n *
tbai"
ihe Normandie.
Hillsborough and
neighboring
counties.
Neither bill carries an appro
priation. They are merely en
abling acta ta be used if end
tghan fundi are available, but It
waa tha farthaat any similar pro.
posal ever want In a Florid* leg.
L latare against opposition of
West Florida Representative*.
Coral Qahlea b -sweet ala*
tarn**, this wash, celebrating th*
16th aaalreraary of her Incor.
poration, lh* welcomed MO edi
tor* and publisher*, members of
the National Editorial Asaocla.
‘
state, ta bar
-birthday party,
Hats Riddle Still
Intrigues British
LONDON. May
The Rudolf Hoes
Baptists To Hold *42
Convention In T e x a s
blRMINOUAM, Mar 18- lA ’i
T U Southern Baptist Conven
tion votad today to hold Its ItU
mooting a t fbnantanlo, Toam»,
‘• f i T M
K iu , . . Aturn-
was eolectad ta give the .conven
tion sermon. He la president of
the Baptist Home Missions Board
and of tha Georgia State convrnHon,
Dr. I. D. Brown, of Louisville,
Kentucky, was named alternate
to Dr. r u le r .
The Womens Mlsakmanr. Union
wDI meet ta San Aataaln, May
U — 160.
Tha Committee did not specify
the length of the U4X c o n v e n tio n
16 — l* V riddle *UR
A building ’ permit was Issued
ta WtBto Harris ta da teaersl re
r work on a building gt 911
Ujy Avenue, a t * seat of fto
B
well-known aoclalites, to their death.
I To
l>l«no r r n . h r , I tin Shade Mountain near
ton. Pit, m n i<-gntn which
m m lii*
haw
dublied
'l lic c n i t r y u i d of the Alh-ghi-nir. •
jMart To Handle! F. F. A. Boy is
|W ebb, Howard
Super Salesman
Produce At Least'
Share Honors
No one can any Hilly Si up
isn’t tin
active
Futm c i
jTwo More Weeks Ter
At Club Shoot
Farm er. Proof of this was id
£ool Spell Has Ex
tended Season For
t Truck F a r m i n g
, Sanford's -Stair F a r m e r , M ar
ket »>ll continue to handle p r o
duce for anuth cr two weeks and
probably longer, II, J Lehman,
ntanager, Maid
today,
adding
U a t th,- l u r r s n l »|>rll of cool
weatiu-i h e , e x tru d e d the rro<*• w .Pa.n n i little l o a f e r than
atual
The clime packlne houie at
the nlarkel. operated by H arry
Took- will probably rem ain open
nntll July, Mr Lehiamn aeid.
a s i i v w
merit of acting aa a (Jarman al K f S I i , p w i u u ,
tielnc IiixomS I
tv hy fxermllttiiff Nagi planes to oMH t u r n i p ,
in la lh.- m arkrl nhw. the n a t
cross Syria to Iraq.
Sanford's Rotary Club ho* won
(ho fourth annuil gntf tourna
ment with tho DeLand club, it
wne announced last night at a
dinner meeting of tha two group*
at tha Hotel Mayfair.
II. >1. Coleman, calrmen of the
golf committee, nude the an
nouncement a |d awarded prixea to
the following piey»ra:
Buck Nllason, Morton McDon
ald, L. L. (Jake) Jacobs. Robert
Boyd, Richard Doan, Theodore
Robert Van Taaao of Orlando,
former Juvenile judge, speaking
on "Community Sorvlco," de1lared (hat “a oervtca club that
does not Identify Itself with some
definite community aarvlce is
doomed ta dlo,"
Judge Van Taaeel, who waa In
troduced by Morten McDonald of
Dalond, pragmas chairman, point
ed out that “a Rotary Clqb ia the
legitimate child a f all men’s
clubs and Bibb classes In the
churches.- Showing n chert with
the names af 11 paat presidents
of a nearby Rotary Club, Judge
Van Taoeel declared that every
sue af these p r a d l i t a la active
ly connected with three or more
Chk organisations In the com.
House To W ait Until
Receiving SenateApproved M easure
To Increase Fund
NBW PORT, Rt. May I t —
( A t ‘) —A sserting "new f i t lore" h a t * t r i m
la recto*
hour*. N ot* Secretary K n o t
I old Iho e r e d u a tl a g close o f
the Naval W a r College to
day It waa “utterly Tmpoe.
alblo to e x a g g e ra te th# m ortal
d anger of oa r country in Ihia
■ a m i of I la history.
W ASH INGTON .
16— ( A F ) —
NUMBER 220
Associated Press
President O ffers Re
minder To Nazis
Pointing To His
torical E x a m p l e s
M easure Giving M ar
ried Women Pro-
i > French Role In
Say
1
SANFORD, FLORIDA,
,R. A . F. Smashes A t U. S. To Guard’
Her Commerce,
; Germ any’s Forces In Roosevelt Says
French-Ruled Syria
t
Ban ford In The Only Central
F'orlda City Affording Hall, Hlfh
And Water Transportation
■irer ,lale<l. ati<t i-ttplanl anil
1" l«pi*i, will aoon lie rom ln^ In
1 la- coal w.-athrr h a , held bark
tin- p r p p r r , . whlrh lirrd warm
mirlila lo ripen.
T o m i e i n are ,1111 bringing
C mf
I h r average being
I I fnr Ml-paunil r r a t e .
Few
Si minulc Cnunl> innieloe, are
tiling handlrii by lh<- m arket.
Mi l.ehmen aaiil. Mint of them
a le
brought
from
W aurhula,
\\ e h a tr r anil lluihnrll
t'r le r y t» moving wrll at tlte
market, anil T r im , a r r m , tu be
o mg more Seminole County rel■i >■ t h i , year
t u b e r atatr* which are ge tting
i ' Irry from h e rr i r e the <UroI iiib., Virginia, Alabama, Geor
gia, Ohio and i'enniyivanla, with
South Carolina and North C a ro
lina consum ing the raoit.
The f t r , t deer tongue of thi
-i a r m v i i ha uled to the m ark e t
lodiy, and ahipmenta will begin
m a bout a week. The weed,
which growe wild throughout thla
-irtion, U liquified and aprayrd
nn taharco to Improve the aroma
and laale. Several tana of de er
t-n g u e were b r ought in today
and ip r e a d out to dry.
A f t r r d ry in g in the eun for e
day or two, the weed will br
placed in one of five etalla that
have been act atlde, and drier! in
ihe ,bade for f o u r or five d a y ,
Fach day It I, turned over eo
that It will dry equally. Thu
-i-aaen will continue until S e p
tember or October.
Mr. Lehman -returned laal
night from a vlalt to tho farm-
r n market at Plant City, whkh
he reported aa doing a good
feled today by Alex Johnson,
xponsor uf the chaptei Hilly.
a stu d e n t a t Seminole Ihgli
School, was anxious to sell In*
share of tickets at a benefit
bridge given by the chaplet
last night, but his sal* -mun
ship e ffo rts were intertupied
when his finger wh < m im e d
hy a small engine a! hi- home
Hilly whs take n
to hr
C
M. Mitchell, who wn« t it Ikid
into buying a ticket w ink hi*
Italian! lay on the <»p*iatuu
table having his finget >,
moved.
Perfect Score Made
By Policeman In
Slow Fire Event
Future Farmers
*Will Compe te In
DeLand Contests
Six m em b e r, uf t h r Sermnnli
Counly ehapter uf the F u tu r e
F a n n e r , uf America will gn tu
D rLand tumorri-w lu lake pm I
In llic ir m i final, uf liu patllam entary prnei-diuu rnnti-al, Ali-x
John,on, , pon. hi . ,aii1 tin t,)
Tilt- hoy, a tv llllly Ifuiid, Fill worth l im n e r .
Hilly
Stapler,
Hoy Mixon, Aldi-f-n Taylor and
C h a rle , Thuralun
Winner of the r n h trat in lie
Land will go In Gaim-avlllr J u n e
J7 to eonipete in the vtatr eonteat, Ml
J o h n , on >ald. Ahou'.
4,00 it hoy, from
100 FuturrF a n n r r , C h a p te r , all over th<• t a t r a r e rupee tod to nt lend tinGame,villi- Hireling
In ItrLand. Hh« S c m ln u k Gohii
ty taain will flpmortslrnlv lifiw (•»
make mnliuriN Mccfiniing l« pa r
f lament ary pr
nr , how In
r**i riv** nmcmlfrirHls,
n ml
will
answer questions pul (a them lo O iu I tm K a i d s C u t
by Hie ju ifircM
‘ T here will he *22 o lh e r rhiipS i n c e 11 c h n * C a p t u r e
(er* from (V n irsl Flnriila rom*
net In*: in various events at Ihe
D eljind meet In v which will bn
helii at the hlvh school. Qunrtar-final elimination* were held
last Hahirtlnv ot (he Seminole
H lf h School
Fa rm
Biilldinc,
when the Bnnford rh n n t e r d e
feated IIt* opponent to take the
p a rliam e n ta ry procedure event i
Finest* Warship Is
Committed To Navy
Million Worth Of Red
Cross Supplies Lost
Light Wire Shorts
But Does No Damage
obI
convoys,
nm roya,
uui
a u ir w a
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Senators Approve
Seizing Of Ships
WASHINGTON, Mar 16 —UP)
— By a big vote of nearly I
to 1, the Senate yesterday approved the Administration ship
leisure bill, empowering tho
president te requisition a lb a vas
sal* new idle In American harlefenso
of
British
aid
iassure had already been
ty tbs House, but bo
ng on to the
White
r t Roosevelt’s signs tore.
Supporter* of * South Flori
da branch tif the S tile Hospital
for the inisne at U h slU hooche c
won « preliniiiiary xkirmlch when
the Senate refused to send to
committee n hill permitting the
State to accept a tract of land
,i( Avon Park for the proposed
tu anch
proponent* contended the rnova
would have been killed if the
land proposal had been re fe rre d
to a committee.
A $100,000 appropriation for
conni ructlng a new south winv
Iti the S tate capital was votad
by | tie
Senate
The
Heiiata
unanimously joined the Hint** lit
asking C'ciiijrreas to approve th*
i ami Mr Smith Townsend old age perimlotl plan,
rifle range, with —l/lh (Inventor H olland* |irf»!n r r . |'i*i't I\ elv
piisiil* f*»r higher license* on
C11HI HUlonNiTIlea and * one percent
wiitek taxon iiierchanis cleared
Ihe House finance anti taxation
committee
T hursday, as some
menita-iM reported growing oppoa,
sition
the lecense hike
Administration
leaden
were
cleased with annnuncriuciit that
tliain sliues mid inde|M*ndcnt mor
ihniita had reached mi agreement
midci * hn h both t hisses wnuid
<sii|ip<«rt the stock tux nt »t0 on
l a t h 1 1000, phi* graduated oc*
iupntional liceine* laiigitig from
$ |0 Im n single store to $20 on
huiineaa.
ORLANDO, May lb - fA V W. W. Jefferson, Jr., assistant
to th* eastern area manage of
the Amek in Rad Croea, told del
egates ta 'tie Florida Rod Croeo
ins11thto Thuraday that of 1X9,.
000,000 worth of Bod Croat sup
plies sent abroad under the for.
elgn relief pogam about |1J>M,000 bad been Uet e t oealle said th e t sf M6 ship# U try
ing 910 baalgnments of Rad
Ctom goods, only 1 lahipe did
not reach tkolr destination ,
u Ini kin*
dti
ahtppinv
freeio tlsninged citniw Hiul prohibiting;
the im nnmg ivf iiiim ilU FV f r u it
w ere enavted hy House approvalT h e Sem ite t'ompletcd leg islutiv#
net ion on a xpiipn o f b ills r e g u
latin g the shipm ent
lim es.
- .
n
,
LdlOIi L U D H
Are Sent To Papon.
F l r t u r r , of th* lion triplets
at the Hanford loo, which will
be oo r month aid tomorrow, ai*
being mailed to newepapera all
over Florida, it was announced
at thr ,Seminole County Cham
her of Com mere# today.
Cities in whkh newspapers
will rerelv* Ihe pictures are Day
tona, DeLand, 8t- Petersburg,
Winter Daren, 8t. Augustine, FaIstks. Tampa, Leesburg, Kissim
mee , Titusville. Orlando, Miami
and Jacksonville.
Most of th* paper* will gel
pictures similar ta the one that
appeared In Tho Sanford Herald
yesterday. Other*
with the cuha for
little Nancy Urie,
i id 11 store m chains ot
100 or
mote
Ihe House finance committee
\ i i t . I out Wedlieaday a bill that
iiisti vanuhi mcreaai* $10 tugs to
$2.ri This hill was placed on the
»per in I order calendar for Thuradxy hy the rules cum in it Ice, hut
n litter was withdrawn, I-oca use
ot opposition that developed, and
sent hark to the finuure mid taxii t ion committee.
The Senate refused to reduce
tile mmla i lea of Governor Holland,
noinhi-is of the cnbiiict and the
Mj|iremr
court
m arshal
.then
passed (0 to 0 a general approin ml ion lull providing an annual
Increase of 11,370,(0*1 in s ta te e x
pense*
The hill as it goes to the House
provides for $ 11,708 rnHI a year In
each of tlTc nest two years to
t perale Ihe governor * and cabinet
offices, the univtrally, State Col
li ges. hospital for inaanr, induxtiial school* and court*
Hy a vote of 74 to 4, the
House passed and sent tu tho
Senate a till to outlaw secret
Societies In public arhoult a f te r
Itepr exrntative
Thoma*,
L*k*
county , sponsor, read a letter
fiom C la rie s J, Shcrrnan, presi
dent i»f the atudant body at tha
University of H o n d a , rndom in g
the measure.
•* 1 found In my high achool
days, said Sherm an, “ th at aeci et societies are a n un mixed evil.**
W ithout a dlaaenting vote, tha
Senate approved
Ihe e stablish
ment of a Btata probation and
parole commission fo r Florida and
appropriated $71,000 a ye ar to
pay its expanses.
The Bill now goes to the
House, whleb passed a somewhat
similar measure earlier In the
week. However, the HoVee votad
to take the money for the com
mission out of the fund set up
for the State Prison and the San*
ate provided tha money out af
the general fund*
DEMAND s u r r e n d e r
NEW YORK, May 16—<*V General C atrout, loader #1
Free French force* In the M id.
die East, ha* demanded the *ac
re ndsr of French author!tie* ta
Syria, tha BrUbk radio doelarod
last night ta a broadcast hoard
by CBS.
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"(RIGHT
HITLER'S ALLEY!"
n t y Of Congress
'o Guard Contents
LIQUOR
B ran d y ,
C h a m p a g n e,
Wine, Gin, Cordial*, etc.
Fro* D tllrw f, Phase I S J
BAGGETTS
Liquor hS to re.
DEFENSE.
PRODUCTION
Mather Arcade
2z2£LiM,f
•vrrj'artTr-?
.
rftHH iiifr -n w
LmI fa TIMtfP'
T H E R E # c r d d a rk
drtlAi armmdtftrtn.
He felt “jittery" at
time*. We diacoTered diet Re heeded
glasses-badly. You
ehould see' him for
<f«y. Eyes eldhr,
keen-he’s titfrvofta
bo longer.
f a f l l E V E R S E F OR TODAY
a wvbL.y h o p _s
th* God a n d F a t h e r
Blessed
of ou r
* 3 c f ill Christ, which accord‘t d ' f l l i a b u n d a n t mercy hath
often u« attain u nto a lively
P 'R J Ota re eurrectlcn o f JrC h r i s t f ro m the d e a d .—1 Pe-
Lfr
Peanut
AL'UADR
j
(F rom Poetry)
Approved
Something: Of A Risk
f/.
l^tn, my love; nor rouse to
A syndicate of insurance companies him made a t3Uy-1 bet with the Douglas Alrtraft Company that the
eighty-ton bomber It haw been building for the Army will
Mfreh chill Bait In floaty •tay aloft at least one minute. That Is to say, the company
has taken out a million-dollar policy on the b o m b e r , for
*gr^n
IS u row ued the lit t le frie n d ly which It Is paying a premium of *82,000, to insure the
first minute or flight In Its official teat. Thereafter the
t bright comely stature
premium drops to a modest $ 3 , 0 0 0 for each hour It Is put
jf V***#7
through Its paces before delivery to the Army Air Corps.
Orion ornl the Bull,
The s Ijo of the gamble sounds fantastic, but so do the
lo pallid flecks of wool
matriy,' Waiting for the size of tho bombor And the olhc? figures entering Into Its
Construction, No plsno so largo haj ever been built and
atowly drag* hhi lagging
flown before. It has a wing spread of 212 feet nnd a fuse
r yon" sodden rumpled bed. lage length of 132 feet; ltd rudder fs 42 feet high. Tho two
r a r its r find l a g r a f d he Ad main wheals on its landing gear weigh 4.000 pounds each
coVvYWa of sullen ret)
flth tires 0 feet In diametef. It Is designed to carry 123
iorty purple, dully e p re td .
Sis and dark and (tiff and idly equipped soldiers and a fuel load of 11,000 gallons,
lufficlent for a hop from New York to Europe nnd return
W j'
without refueling.
It along the carven hill
f a r ’ sound, only (ho spill
Well, If preseri plans go through we shall see cither
-sptjA gtrickle’. small and this coming Saturday op a day or so later whether her
tjn f.a w fn l' draft! of dawn? four 4.000-horsepqwer engines can get her off the ground
t
love! >h)ep on' sleep 4nd fot how long- If the test flight Is not postpoacd, that
Ought to be an exciting day, with avery one rooting for
dawns* a b h o r re n t pageantry.
ahWm'e th a t liever should be
J
A ’v
l. a. mackay.
; Florida
;*f' wta(1
Hot) Is a Gorman ev-
iWt ' mead*
Commentator from
lbs*1a sign1 In from
f*' 1pfctdre theater
'I'F c W Town.1*
TOQ LATK TO CLASSIFY
Op R U f t H K U KA T
It Is quite natural, ^ Suppoge,
of t$o
I* brf hi tho 'van- ’Glades area to viaw vftth alarm
where ti e bomb* ftie publicity given thalr lactlon
by Theodora Pratt in hla Batur
day Evening Peal article 5£«nd
•a and C«-1*di Of Ul* Juok."
Tnotr roictlon ts about tho
to (op tho good peopl'd
W
TO
rf'p o u o p gas, ta . V
done.
m
m
Sanford Student
Listed On; Honor
Rolf At College
(u allp .'S I*ram P a ,. Cat I
LAKELAND , M a y IS — (Spawhile Adolf H itlers fmfrwaffr
c is l) — F orty-seven sludonts, In
remained strangely Inactive, pep
cluding four who m ade s t r a ig h t
pering the Brltfili Isles with
"A rccoids, u i e
Hated on the
only smalt, wldc-separdted at
Florida Southern
college Winter
fria! Of Naval
larks
term honor roll, announced today
Tho spread of large-scale serial
FHers Delayed by Pre side nt.L udd M. Hplrey. . i
war to the Middle East—to pui
In the s t r a i g h t *'A'' group
the Avis in position U> strike In
PENSACOLA, May )G —(Ah— were: Dorothy Hawkins, Oitktnnd
ward the Sue* Canal—dppeaffd
I’nrk;
Mary McDalnftont, I-aheCharles
A.
Nich
Immrnent last night and 111 cop- Command
requenre Britain and the present olson, president oT a seven-mem laitd; Naney Moody, P l a n t City;
government of Franre were near ber board named to conduct a and Alton Kindred, rlenViont, the
V hWt,' lrrevoenbli'M
|mTtlriK. * * eburt msrtlal for two young first three slso having r«0alv«d
Thr British In effect aetusod naval filers at the air station similar grades during tho autumn
Virfry of aetlng as u passive Nasi here, said yesterday the military tarnt.
Others listed on (he honor, roll,
ally; French maneuvers In turn trial would be delayed for a few
requiting s t least s "B " a v e r
worn obscured by a sharp evnsor- daysage
with no gra de of “C". ware;
• hlp. but the Impression was
Ppslgns Joseph C. Thompson of
given by French Informants IliSf Hetldsburg. Cali/., and Paul C. Helen C a rte r, Betty, Clapp, Wayne
Mary
Frances Keith,
the Petath government wras yield Brown qr Chicago were lo have Gilman,
ing to Hitler just so much a* appeared before the board yester N e d,a Kickliahtcr. Lolls Bice,
It felt It must and that the day. Thalr plane struck and da. Virginia Higgins, Edwins Kow.
French wrre gaining time for capitated Mrs. Robert Phillips. 36 and, Ijtk eland; Violet Aldridge,
themselves.
mother of four children, Alice Peterson, Jacksanyille; W in
Hiller, it appeared, » m toady year-old
tthllo aha was working In a field ifred Berk, Z o IIwikkI; Bob Blackt< loose a blow connected with near
Hobcrtodklr. Ala in March. t u r n , OrUmdtr; Scott tc Bosrman,
Itiidonf lies s' strange (light tU
Live Oak.
Hi itain—either to Invite the world 18 MEN
_________
Marlhn __________
Uruncr. c u r * fle o tt,
In forget if It was In fart a des
Arcadia; Hue Klla Cason, Brooks,
ertion; or to use the flight far
ville; Hubble lam Caulk, M*dt*OAr
pre-arranged purposes in what
Barbara
Cauthorn,
Daytona
nwy all along have bt-Cn a studied
, B-nch; Helen Chapman, Fanford;
plan.
*
Lou Dewar, .Everglades;
Alt this was lndtrs(rd in a ser
BUSITNELL, May Ifl — (Spe Jennie
Ditty, W ills ton i / r i r t r t *
in of IntCT-Wlstvd developments;
Two new bus lines . . . . Molly
Bills, Marjorie Nlchbls. Helen Jo
l. The Urllfsh announced ^ h a t ofaknsil recently by the Florida Peeler, Tamps; Margarlte PrsWf,
l$f», fnc. One connects liu nin Katherine Hsrlev, Aubumdale;
many NStI warplshei
Ing In Fredfh-eohlr
es and DeLand via lAyernesji, desnneito Frost, D(t«U.
,
natural Middle Easter
hiwrod and Lehtburg. The olnHuth Furen,
voir vynhr with whoso
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connects Inverness and laikoluttt) (ha ttoyal Air TcnM add
d via Floret City, Bushndl, S t Petcr.burg;
Britain already l» at wsf, fn<>
iifr Hill, Webster. Laeoqehce, Laka Wurtbi
fleet Sir Arm were asStfdsd n
fty and Dsde Cityattack th e ' Nails in tmtlF robnt1or|da Btagea, Inr., of SMilcIi
r(M. Italian and German sta ff df.
Ifg* W. Hchoflsld of Inver,
fleers were re pc
a is nresident, is operated Id
capital of Be gas
operation with Florida Motor
Night IK d hoi
M ' And will fill ■ long. felt
the first rtghtln
d for ero«!>-slale bus atrvkce
Nfulrnl sources tat Franca amid
Ottgh Ullg central reelton of
tho ftrliifh hid bombed an « ir.
dome In SWlfc, ■IttaoOgh offieM
sources profafsad to 'k n s* nothing
of rt.
2. M a n tel Pai
French *»tate, t
Npw Bus Lines Are
Opened In Florida
"you’i1*
in besL place
RENT & FARM
“
«~®IK
df bis creation was pubUclasd
slbna for its thorny itsm ,
Ths condition Mr. F re tt dsE CS It typical not only of til*
cutnr area covered ‘ lit tha
■ bet nUn of IniXy other
Aolnta throughout ths stats add
nation. It is true w M rafir mlfrerory labor ossgidhlaa and
r' ,Tn»ru
t e aret
dlt must go lo P ratt far acrvlee
rendered. The world know* that
wh(ira Ike grain is golden ami
tho harvest rick tho ret* fellow
tho reaper and tbs gaialvnco ol
"Jdoka" (a but concrete fvldencc
or a prosperous and growing ag
ricultural and Industrial ' 4*v#b
otintcbt. Ths “ wild add wooly”
Weil tpok all this In iU sUlda
and finally settled down- ts hsr°mo g groat and- mighty aim
plre. Just as ths 'G loots avonluauy will aolva this problem.
1 levs the 'Gksdes and hats
watched Kg smart ng pfsgrsag
over the yoare; tn IbJS ft was
my privilege to be ■ num ber 0/
a IHtlg band of plonoor* who
biased tbs (rail from FL Myerr
to Mtapil. cutting o \ i way
Fast Radio Operator
■ftEfi X ’HSB SS.,*’
dump*, dlvds, dants rood was not Impmetical. A few
I alts nhn lnd», from Ota alums yaore; Is U r I thrilled' U did
i m l'w aterlronts of eosatsl cltlor
'art. There anrl th* •'Jook Ioir)t'‘ tho famad Tamlantl Treil, HnkS alat are andvr tho shl»—no ' "* tho t a i l and west copst*
I stM# and na wore*.
-with a modern pnvod highway.
I’ve writ tan numerous atoMda
Such e'sUMIshnientg flourish In
•boot the area and ita davelopmynt oM . Kara cam* to* know
1 Hda. Thalr hobky tortV ihtdht and lev* th*’ psoplo1 who llrfubic
I Jonna with the rMtataS o f ehurrh| omo now ’s
A s tt a*, tffaeiji
■wank r cocktiff
'ffi1
tv* wdfS
eta plre’ that whan
■Usd second to a.
I'vs aUdndotf
tolkad to Ita c tri*
w lu “jook lotnn
W m & ‘
( g W l 'c x n o H V O i m m E a s i n p
K; tf?
pupWi
Wt ^MTJ
•J1 M
1
In {he Everglades Muckland throe crops • season
from Sept. 1 to May 1.
"Moat /erlilo land In tf. S.
(Ditched, diked ahd pumped.
Beady for tho plow. No
rofcka, no trees, level. Marty
product* profitably raised.
Good Iruck road to K. U.
and market nearby. Ren
tal $10.00 per acre. Drain
age pumping at $3.00 per
•ere. Write or visit
Shawano PI
fells Glad's,
p a iS
U K 1 IV E H Y
BILL’S PACT
The Has- W en
S w M s .f l * W .mw*
Plnehurst G fo W y Is
drlsd leavfta s t t h r
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THE SANFORD HERALD, BANFORD, FLORIDA
Social A n d Personal Activities
L0UR1NE BEAL, Society Editor
f e lg .
Social
-
Junior Auxiliary Has
CalendarProgram At Mcctin^
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The A u l e a Circle will meet a t
.
U *TL s Pen« r
a t 10:00 A. 11. From there they
J i l l m otor U the home of Mr*.
*111u Schm ekl In Daytona Beach
f o r luncheon. All member* are
tin r«l lo a tte n d this last meetingof th* year.
„ The M 4 I Bible C lae, of the
Method 1st C h u r c h will have Its
A g u i a r bueine,* and social meetHsr a t the homo of Mr. and
Mrs. George Sim*
on
Sooth
Sa n fo rd A venue a t 7:3(1 P- M.
O n t r m l Circle of the Sanford
Garden Club will m eet fpr an
j d j - d i y sewing
aexilon a t Uip
w o m i n ' i Club a t 10:00 A. M. A
covered di»h luncheon will be
served a t noon and all mem bers
are urg e d to a tte n d nnd bring
own needles, thim bles a n d actssore.
v
• P o s t Office Clerk* and Auxillary will meet a t the home of
Mr. and Mrs. It. A. Moreland on
South Sanford Avenue a t 7:30 P.
M.
A special Mother’* Day Preoram waa the highlight of the
nice ting of the Ju n io r Auxiliary
of the Am erican Legion on Werfncaday afternoon a t the Legion
Ijut. TLe p ro g ram p r e ir n t e d waa
a s follow!:
Vocal duet, ’’Mother Maerec"
by Joyce Steele and M argaret
Myers.
Acrobatic d in e r , by E telyn
ptile*.
Poem on Mother * Day by Arlens Jacobson.
Plan* w |-e made (nr the Squir.
rel Club to go to the wood* S a t urd a y afternoon a t 2:0u o'clock.
and routine bu*inr*i was diapo*.
r d of a f te r whlcfi r c f m h m r n t a
were served.
Those present were: Misses
Grace Selirce, Joyce Wardwell,
M argare t IjitiKley, Arlene Jacobson, ICvelyn Stiles, Marjorie Ju n e
Burdick, Valeric Welle, Joyce
Steele, M argaret Myers, Sophia
McDougall,
Helen
(Juarterm an
and Betty Ann Stile*.
Also Mr*. A It. Ford, Mrs. M.
Jacobson, Mrs. I.. II. Strelc, Mrs.
N. S. Q uarterm an, Mrs. O. II.
SATURD AY
t j Cecellan Music Club will have Myers and Mr* Then Stiles.
n* r e g u la r m ee tin g in the F a n
nie B. Munson Btudlo* on 603
Myrtle Avenue a t 8 :1 6 P. M.
Seminole County 4— II Achieve
m en t Day will lie held In the P a r
iah House of the Episcopal Church
* t 2:00 P. M. The public is in
vited to attend.
M ONDAY
Rawing sessions w l l continue
In the W om a n* Club f a r the Red
Cross from 9:30 A. M. until 11:30
al M. with Mrs. J e r k Hall as
m eet with Mrs. J. T
Denton
In the T. E. L. Class room p r e
ceding the p rogram meeting.
T h e Inspirational meeting of
the P re sb y te ria n W o m i n ’i A u x
iliary will be held in the annex
a t 3:30 P. M to be followed
by the a n n u a l birthda y pa rty of
the A uxiliary
The Dependable Class of the
Methodist Church will m eet at
the home of M rs. J l> Csllahan,
1616 E a s t
Hrroml
.Street
at
6 :0 0 o ’clock with
M rs
P. J
Weber as ro-hostrs*
Tponeor.
The p ro g ra m m ee tin g of the
W. M. U. o f the F ir st Hhptiat
Church will be held a t the church
a t 3 :30 P. M. “ An U r g e n t Go*uel to Direct Youth" will be th r
rople to be presented by Circle
Two with Mrs. E. M. Carroll
c h airm a n , in charge. All m em
ber* ere unreal to a tte nd.
S u n b eam s, J u n io r
R
Telephone 148
Pe rsonals
F rie n d s of M rs John K rid e r
w ill be so rry to learn that she is
ill in the F ern iM -l-au g h to n Mem.
o rial Hospital.
Mra. C. A. H ain es, accompanied
by her sisle r, M rs. IV. K . K ich ardton, of O rlando, left yesterd ay
for T am p a to v isit another aister.
FYiend* of I,oo E c h o ls w ill re.
gret that he hns entered the gov
w here he w ill receive treatm ent
ern m en l hospital In Oteen, A la
M r*. J
('
Rennett hn» rcturn-
iMkhonu' f ro m
Wnnhihglnn, V
CC,
whe^V she has (gen v isitin j; w ith
her diu ig htrr, .Miss M nrgari't Ik*nnett.
M rs
I 'eai I flnnsel* who ban
been viMtmg w ith her Mater,
M r*. Z N H oller in (I rerun boro,
N.
ha* returned to her home
on Mugnohn Avemie.
M r and M i. t'h n rlrs M ein nnd
son, C a rl, have returned to their
Io m e in Ft
W ayne, Ind., afte r
spending two weeks with the for
m er’s p arents, M r nnd M rs J
W
Men.
Grammar School Clul»
To Continue Meeting
The regular monthly mooting
of the Ci m m mu r Fchool Junior
(Hardf*n Cltili wan hold yi'Mimljiy
morning in tht* school auditorium
with Frc drnck R om cttcr prmnding
Ii warn decided by thi* fllih
t« continue with the meet Irig*
during tlie rum m er months sfnee
«M the mem her a hod bet ome »o
Bridge P arty Given
By Future Farm ers
WDM)
< A M I’ H L A N D IN G . May HI
( la met*
of
bridge**
( binrae
1S (M«iill) ilt it t y
A. **«t>t'ii.mi v . m I
c h c c k c i- a m I pinochle w ere cnS t | \ t c i -Im rg so ldier in the H>t i I m<
jo y i’il I;i vt mght nt fbe benefit
(D-m i 11ivif inn w II**lb I■irhl Vi ,,
p arty w inch wan sponsored liy
! ilit I t ,
W >1 •*, J t s k t ’d
thi*
Wt i k
0 » j , | hl
the K u tun* F n rn icr* chap er of
In »- nir a liv in g ciidet in Ih«* Vi
j |,
Sem inole
High
Schm d
in
the
ii
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An
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ant
1, ,
high school Kiirrn H u ild m L with
g c iici al , off tt't% \ \ ti.vhnit:h ti
^j
n L u g e crow d in atternliinec.
Ititni iihm y ha* two year*
■! f ^
Sy‘r«*eti'» w in n ers
w ere
Mi'1.
S cl m i I n iv c is ity , Ih l.u in l,
c.
F re d Holly, M rs A S Am brose,
i*
i i "i l i m i t ' d » i n i t . t *
ri"''
M r* l. It u ik c S i eel r, M b * Het
0 :1 - I ' ■ 11 t ‘O !■ion i I
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10 OP 1 1 “ \ i'\\ *
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Hitrli budge for the ladh'* was
10 ll.'i I I ..... ..
M.e
M ' ' ' 111 l i t full t Iail,i M’ h e
n w arded to MU'* Rchcccu Ste10.30 Piano itiindilinw*.
ve n st .iv n ii.i high went to M i**
1 0 :1', ll.ii I I . ,
f.Pk ..... ri
‘ in"I jini «|ii Bl •r1 btippv ilVuiiHot tv Km (e nod third pri r war
ll
( ii | umi >ih ‘ n t'm iiilry
il’ t.iil ivmk in my lu iltiu y
received by M m . F
A Brother*
mil
aon.. High p rize for men went
Hi
1111* bw-" y * t m I h nl lb
tn S an fo rd Dovnlney, second high
11:1
r.
!> ( I F RngtTA. I*r i t
to F
S
Lnn isim . w hile C . A
tSobli mg.
R
H
l.mubt r
T n y ln r wav the recipient of tlurd
S t i i l n i ” I i»bri in rontHHtmn
high p u r e for men
v 1b Si boul i f thi* A ir ««f
> IM P It l.A N IH N t ;,
M u I.
M r*
H enrv Thin.in
» io
the
I 1' Vmi 111 :111* iiniI in
I <[’01 (gill
‘l i t ' .**#*’ i t 1 v it I
w inner «*f the f ln m v e ch e ck erf
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Fi.ltl
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p in e for -ru lin g high and Mr*.
niNtmg I Dtp from Torm ito -Intuitu it !im *' m i1
run in m 1
N an cy | to 1>(i i ■i w as seen in I high
w inner T h ird p rize w ri- rcctdvml F i n n I F New-.
it-.
wfiiwtiumg
|ir>«|ft him *’ I'n
l ton* RimuI- w i'ik in mort* *Huih
bv Ralph W o lfi i M rs J d tin t l S': Fr* t mi (•- J i m *
l.oon
s
Stniv’
w»<* nw atded the p u re f**i arnr*
If - -.ib||i f « Vgi’iul t III *‘i 1i’Vb1
I ii in I i vini K F Monrv I*»\ it ii 'it mg in (In iifin b ■ v*. • 1
mg high in pinm hie
At
(he eorn Iti^ion
of
H ip 12:15 Mi'i t \ ( *si HimhimI
n- f u ll <»f .i fiti lb F i *1111 \
1:UU lb ti b i t n i FoH irg m m * i i l i o* h m riil - »t n *■ cream
b ' \ (ti ig.nli
prohlcin
I
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M
Of
Min
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’ii(
llotiki
and cake w eie vrrved h\ M m .
St»b(|i t -t Ivfl
*bi ir
OM.t i ft
I \
Alex R Jo h n -o n , tdiairm iin, a a*
!f P0 I t - gn*' o| < hi. (hhi i ■* t on. Mt‘M»(in nmrm iur mud w ill • * 1
II *
- i- ln l
bv M m
l» D
Sm ith .
W't tfiirwitiiv noun Tbnf-»biv
11
M r*
III hi v T h m v lmi and M rs,
r mg Hu- tloop< w ill br t' ' i' 1
I
\ W olfer
•Ilf I. I111 1ti'bl figJI IM 11- Mi'll!
Th o -i present w en
Mr nnd
I i 1*1.1v mgM I'obini'l I I " im i M
Mr* F
A It r«t her sun, Mi and
;t t>H Mbiti mw h t Menilnw Ini> k
ll> f i i h
lom m .intln ig n tfn t
f
Mm F
A T a y lo r . Mr and Mr*.
4 :0i» N i-van *sf tb, A n 't r u h s
Ibm pu,
-tnlm l
voi*t«!iibiv
‘ bti
IV te r T h u if to n . M r
and Mr*.
4:15 V O M Ib’t n u t “
tbi' nvi i m gbl d rill m Ho Ilf bI
I,
Tlurke Steele, Mi
nnd Mr*.
l:f>P Pith* N»- a «
I in |in ’pui at inn f r t tin id - turi mri
F
A Londnnbcrir. Mr. it nil M r * .1 4:55 Sport Sow,m.incm m S F l.nm -on, Mr and M r* S a n
5:00 R i’poi I to t * r N atio’i
ford Ih m in e r, M in .1 *1 (In t,
f>: ri<i VV m 1 S b u o r , mov *
Mrs*
\
S, A nthro-r
Mm
T p iI
5:45 Tb»‘ Vi uriu ioun\
Hal hid. M m
H en t\ T am m . M l*.
fl*t!U I'rtiplr''* ("Intfiotn
F
A
W id f ii
Mm
F re d Holly.
6:!ld Hu - 1"’it H -titii*?*
M rs
ll i 'in
Th u rsto n and Mr*.
«F;b5 F F N . vvw
J
F
( hi mpion
7:0(1 Su|i|»i'i Itmii
A lso.
Mm
Nnm >
Dobbin*.
7:15 Atbiuiir Sptu'w b r p i i i i
M m J t M itchell M m I» H
7 ■2 Mt‘b ‘tli*’>
Sm ith , Mr*
Alev .John-on. Mia*
7 ’Hl I bl f t V';N T HViTII
f lie I It
Hi VI.
Mi**
Em m eline
7:55 F.liMi’i Ibkvi* mud fhi' Mi 'Vaj*
T h u rsto n . Mi*- Rebecca Steven**
H:00 Hit |V r it di*
M i** Ili’’ h Itulo moi A11^*• Hettv
R:)f> Sh tu nb n,
niL’ bi - i r t iuiib
Ernie,.
Aid ini* Tn> l»n
di
A 1*
0 15 F itb lii \ f I it 11w
b elt Tin Vet
1! >v Mivefi
HillV
tl:H0 I oh m ( ilu n iib , trill About
Hand
K ill b
W olf. »
t ‘b aric*
1 MUM
T h u i -ton aio.l \ h \ K
d.dniNon
0 ,1 ' \ i w * • ( Hi.’ Will Id
I AFP'i I I.l. . <hi In- -tni
ONE 8 X 10
PORTRAIT
FRAME
INCLUDED
WIEB0LDT
STUDIO
THE NEW
SMOOTHIE
IT PRACTICALLY
PRESSES ITSELFI
llo
t ie
w ith
wI
t'
\
w■
Daphne Connelly Is
Honored With l'art>
> IM P
\’ni uih ,1ft|||| S.m WI to
,
d it In I lo tn o f " i'i‘ " 4
rod.- f’hripter Two, At F >
w i •* nm ifniitinipd id thi
try A(inw Marv Hoblm
Aihthda y
mde
J.4 ^ i£ jL \
j
Pippin’s flowers
l a - liaaplta l A sick roc
JJWlRfa fWnrere
Pleiad freak ovary day
Ghta
im
a ckaaca to brighta.’i
a?
tS U
flewvri along
yaar way.
w a a a ib e r wa toy to fill aay
Dapnadafclllty la our greataat
Kam ootfar wa will try to ba
Mmm otkar tkaa a trua friaad
FLORIST
Sim ford Fleet rie
Con tractin g Co,
i
it \ i ti*i it
We Kill All I'reM-riplii
V c i't li
llm lilu u :
II
SEM INOLE
COUNTY
LAUNDRY
r »•1■
w ill
t
:y’s D rug Store
U lA illE G
fiii*i cri fo\ me
t lie ifk ii ■ . . ,
J 11 •|d’rie ( until 11!. in»iuir i.
foe J
M .,
to
11. 11v
C h a p lu in .s
K rai h
52
Percent A>I Personnel
I .H in d e r e d
- u l I , h h | I (u l I v
VV util Id. tub* I
i i tut u ed in iid d It
i d thewh-, M a id ,i Hagan and Sul
j I K .«l« \ \ ill ni nt *
|
XFo, I oe
V\ a t In m in
« “tr, Jn uie* D ru m riiKhsI,
' Hum, H illy (d a y , c;i. i,,(
Malcolm Mjh Nedl.
1 tb'j
sStiudey Ht.1i v ,
Nrtfon, J r ., and Mra F V Pror
tor. Mr*. J (i Patte raon will be
In charge of the n n i r i of Chin
caa checkers
and
the rooked
food n h will be presided over
by Hr* F, F, Ro urn dial, Mr*
J. T. Newby and Mr*. <) E Rul
| in*.
Hymnals Given For I
Southern’s Chapel-I
pr fIt I ( 11.1*•
t ill
*i Libir. Stnidt y Hm-kev. Huh
ii rtfI
Kenneth In-fflri
I.AKEI.ANI), May lli — fHpv{■ •u— Ei#ht hundred hymnalF
f o r Anni* P fe iffer chapel have I
booh given to Florid* Southern
C H le r* by Mr*. Shirley Jock
#° j
w 'f^ «>f Desm Case i
" f' l» ■ f o r m e r choir
directo r |
Mr*. Cam Is a fo rm er conrerl
singer.
Raving
a p p sa rs d
frr
a u s n U r in Boston a n d in N m
H am pshire
v h trr
she
(aught
***** To* #om« time.
' Each hymnal carries a book-
iii
lira* t’f h ' i I n r
«d a , iti .
im mi
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dotted lln i»
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* ei -ei v i i i h u i n
In Id
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well* maiie in id»>»iki
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m i »viI tl
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r in 1 1 Uki'K an a vel age iilitiUiil
|iri)pi-rt) ilaiiiag,
I
1)00,0011
III thiMi
*n ii k its
J
W
lit,|«'iiliaugh of O visdo an* art
nuunemg thv a|ip ro acb ln * mar, iagr uf th r lr dau g hter, N sliir, to F ra n k W ilson Ju n rs of
Sanford, on kfay 30
t i;
I hpM* p r i c e s
M.i i o n l\ '
C O R R E C T IO N
A N N O U N CEM EN T
m i
SPREADS (light)
FEATHER PILLOWS
I «ker, Kelly Smith, F n d line an
M in
.41 nil t \ I I ,1 1 «» l ‘
I QUILTS ........
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fudn'ii
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H o ld *
In
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U N , J--------------. I . Rag*
D a p k M Con w ll y
FR IDAY
M. H. Cols man
h II \\1 » \l
I i . i i |; i
HOUIfHoiD
Th e m i " f , *'M iU bi".” wh
dero-l by N nnrv VViIlmiu-, .. .......
minted jd 1he
p i «nil
by A! i
cooked
Hi W H I N .
*
t in migb an e rro r d wu* si*n
tv and ('(lin ear rheckern may he i i in W edn esday’s .Sanford ID i
J
ft
Root had
played by tho*e who do nut car* .•Id that M r*
I" li named a* sire regent t l
to piny bridge
1
h*
D
aug
hters
nf
the
A iiie rifa n
HoBteaar* fur tin pa rty In
d u d e Mra,
II
I)
Freem an, IS volution at the meeting nf the
chairman, and Mr*
John
J l ' up in O viedo laid F rid a y Tim
Peacock aa
co-chairman
In n o n e should have been M r- J
charge of the bridge game* will It R a y M r* Hunt u the record
be Mra. E, Compton, Mr* E. J itij* wecrelary
—
■■
h appy
I
CL* A N l R
’•nun group belli n barhci in
« tn>c 1niM-it I s* the Imj - * < 4
i u i h i ‘»b tirrihN nnd licw <
tuik, jilf-o iniHi’tl liy ib i’ I mi\
an-rii'V n, wI'fi*
oil t h r
i>it 1 •
in II its orange filled rid •
t‘S 11n g if F nt I hi* club I t'i
bi’Ciic w .in li'dd to IJii-i
In send me tn I h'Ti* of tb» t I
Inc short rm iiM ’s nt I'ab.dl,
in Ju ne and to Cm i fi M* t,4 .
Auditions Are Held
For Soldier Singers /
held in conjunct but with Hie pin
CORWtCT MEN'S WEAK
M e ..
«A Nrw
j' 1
frmn 1*:0(J A. M until 12 in> o .
clin k In the club hnu*e llo*te**eN
i r e Mr*, ll. J . H olly, rliAinuan,
M n . Roy T illU , Mr* I. T Do*-..
and Mr*. W . A. U a v i t l A ll mem.
her* of the club are invited tn
attend.
Hewing *c»*lon* will <<udiniie <
f*>r (he Red (’run* nt Hie Mo
m a n * Club from 2 . do V M tin.
Ul 6:30 I*. M. wilh Mi* J St
1 he
S an fo rd
W om an'*
a lui*
Clair White, apoiiMir
wdt sponsor a *iih*t ripltiui luidg'
parly In the »lub ne at T hin ^
day, M*y 22. at 2 .10 «»Vhak m
the a fternuun, for the purpose id
raiding fund* with which to *id.
•rribtt to inn ga zinc-* fur
tin
Army r a m p at Orlando and *l>n
Cam p lUundlng
B. L. Perkins
P R fS f * r S
pR U G - N E E D S
t,\lh o n Hov|o i n l. tiam o d Mi,
| ftfu m w d h the r ending ''S'»iio I J Hi Of k F Vel> ll Mil I lieu « M HI
| , i et Hi lie feldi i . X . 11n \ ,|i* i ,oo
laidv'm Mrdbet '* mill
the f"
• </, >a tl v
Mot 11 *ij 11
Fill * \ i
' ••ram eb»*ed with evetvo ri.’ Miig
I M Jl.ice Ann | o! idl V* 1 on It i
| iiig "(•m| H ie** A m erica
i i
a sen in rv
Hunlu V
R. i 5
I
veil*., I ti i mu by a i tin i lc 1
It 1 1•
AS ADVERTISED IN UFE
BOYa i
im ic
1(1 u> I >.1r.. . Hit t r »11 ii
dun. •
Let nm n W hufdoit
life
Today & Saturday
Doubly Pleasing,
Hogbie Program
|'ri -*t no*
si'tir ed inn hide I'
A
a
7he
tie
(ieneva l-ll ( tub
Shows Work l)oiu
Sailors Featu red In
New C ig arette Ads
Navy, ftnturcij in ih>- fu st
vi-itisrm nii nf Dir ticvi r ' h i - ' . r
W ED N ESD A Y
fi.'lil riffiirpllr sdirfluli-, runt'
The regular amum! May bridge H,v’ Amcru a ’s scii-i'n In r m .
breakfast and Chines.- i h n l . . i run for Ihrir inonr)
pa rty nf the Social D r j x i r tm i il nf
Tlis- ><■smell, r oxsw nin ,l..^<-|,l
the Woman s Cltdj w i'l la- brlil I Ills N iwtnn
arnl
El.-. Ii ii-tin,
Mnli Ki Iward F l l a v w s l l nf tl,.
(■IH grent
l n ltlr sh i|i IT s S
North rarollria,
wore
selt-rtml
f.nm I,OfK) men on t h r l(r< , n
Ship S r a t t l r as typical nt I In- high
nsilbrc of the U S Navy per Mm.
net.
lb . popift?»»nm ..f Haht.ix. No
va S c i.i. bo- doubled sin ce
HOT hi'gllll
Soul hern Plans
M a n i a g c Talkt-
Mothers Honored
IIv P a ste r n S t a r
ntRSHAY
(ini co n tribu ted
ninny
a rtic le *
h-nlinir w ith mnritfil n liiln im * t«i
i.l (Ti’tM I uUH'a * iiu '
'Seasoning P r o g r a m ’
Continued By Troops
lute rest i'd in the work4.
M rs S (
Hirkernon, cb a in u a n
of the flirt H ard en ers C ircle of
the Sanford
(iMryjlen Club, nnd
spiirijtnr of thi' Ju n io r C lu b , i-v
> Mli.trd
virhin iu m .
idumbagu.
| w ydelia and lig u stn im , ex id ain in r
to H e children the growth and
S e w in g rm sim i* w ill
cure ef the pkirits ,
fo r the lie d C r c * i in Him W o
\ [MogNim boimr mg u u in h c r*
The essay which is being s|uuim an'* C lu u fror.r 1! ,70 IV M. tin I Bored by llu> (*atden A'lulr was ex. of tin1 Sem inole F ln ip te r T w o ,
t5:.70 P. M. w ith M r* J H. New
(ditinesl I v Mr*
Hickefson, who O ld er of i ho Fast* in S ta r, who
by Rponaoring
tbarikc'd the ehih for the brmdlmg lire mother r*. wn- pi ei*elded |»re
m o ilin g <>f
Mia*
M arjo rie
Cngb um
w ill w hich w as pre«entef| to her on C4*ding the 1cg likil
her m ipils m » Sp rin g Mny I hi v in iipprecintinn fur the the ilu ijitc i nl tin Mnsunn H all
Iircai'fil
lance It c d ta l at the S c mi mile leH.fersbtp which she had given iti’ f evening w ith about 50 per
Tlig h School at 8:00 F M. M h * Hie cluti and the w ork that she Mins hi tending,
itite-og
w hom
M ary Holdiit w ill I h* th«' Mccnipan- hud none
Fo rt mempbr* were Wel e Ho und hi r
W
orthy
M
illio
n
,
Mr,
s
tew
hi t
IHt present at the meeting
S em in o le C h a p te r T w o , O
F
H ill I on, |ii t - rdi d "Vei ' lie * egn
*S. w ill m *w for the I ted Crow*
her m eeting id w h iih lon e Abe
In the W om an ’* C lu b from U 710
n io lb ir- of lb. 1'biiplet w c ri1 in
A
M. u n til 11 :a 0 A
M
triNliioed
Th e luidliN * i f
" '1
The
P hllathoii Clan * of the
Come whi gikiu bv Mr* (lid
p ren h ytcrlu n
C h u rch w ill ritei't
Inf!* nnd f! red ("-e w in pieHent
at the home of
Mm.
V ictor
from
Hu
i«i> -allots from I'm Is- put,, , id •»» each ni.tlhoi
fire e n in J e w e tl* I*anc at 8 ,0 0
A .’ a anil
Air Corps Invites
$271,847 Worth Of
Hlnnding Soldier Products Arc Moved
ltlUl',1
Sillies
ASK FOR COMFORT
AND GKT STY 1.10, TOO
- IN SM ART N A T T R A L B R I l H i K SI I O K S !
I •uii'Mfnuig
tn
1he
natural
Due
t«l >i»ui
n ir li, N ttlum l
llru lg v
• lin»‘r tit with Miug fla tte ry nni!
g iw >uu the m ukiim m i in cum*
fort A a lot sty It*— ju nl tuiiip ii
nrnl ItHik nt nut se le ctio n 1
e il* Inscribed "Presented to the
Pfolffer
chapel,
Florida
—**t been Cn’lagc,
by E .llrn
HB1 ras* .M Tbo engraved marka n ~ e r » designed by Mias DonM B U d d a r d a member of Die
college a rt faculty .
ANGEL'S
EAT SHACK
Jm * A r a s a o J a a t O ff 04
*
\
�n TUB VOMBOIS have f o n t •nd Ih# "all clear" ipuuda. Ihr flrit ta*k ti to car* Mr Ih# Injured. To B M I
ranargenrlaa, which occur atmott nightly throughout the Brlllth I«le*. the D urba n of l^lrnter. executive
nan Of the Rlirglcil and Medical Department of Bundle* Mr Britain, d*vl**d thla |»ntable turglral all.
contain! a complete aat of Initrumenti for held operation* Dr. Byron (Hookey of the Nrurnloileal Institute,
tterlao ltoipltal, New York, tnapecti the folding kit. rtirplayrd by the Djch**>, a* hla a*»«tant look* on,
•
T*
lee*W right plana la the largeat tw in-motored alrllher In the world, ahawn arriving at New
tadt flight from St. Ixiula. Purnlahed far 3d paaaengera, It ran b* converted to carry 40 fullyequipped aotdlera. Two 1,700 h.p. motor* propvl it t()2 mile* an hour.
‘
Lliuulii Itoru Ititn,
nritrihg CtimpHitlun i f thu ta n i ’iU'’
Mount ltu«hrninr Miuiilii.eilt, uhhdt hi* fath er, tin- lute CuU un
llnrgltim, l.i iron i n n i n g In tin- hard ginnlM «>f South Da km a a
llbti k Hill* f'iiii li,i,il ) <-.*r» *. * Die eculjilur died In Mni rh *rf
11*11. niniilng lii*. enii tu i in i \ no the wink. Im m oi talin-d a ie
(left to right) Waahingtoii, fi fferaon, Theodor? ilooaeVcIl ami
l.ln rrln .
lien* L abegue,’( left) i*x |*ollu, and J r a n Trravouv are ehnwn a t L a.
(iiiardla Yield, N. V., fullowlng their arrival by clipper plane front
t.labon. They were gra nte d apeeinl pertnlaaiun by the French government
^ d rive In ih* In tn * n a w lla t0 0 - w ll* Memorial Day a uto raca claaeto.
Tlncaat Marge*.
New York polio* baliav* Ih* held*
up murdar of Harry V. Maxwell,
wealthy advartlalng executive,
aolved with til* arreat of Vincent
Morgana, booked on lin t degree
murder charged, full** aay Merivlch, already
the ahooting.
auoneor for tha
o l« a to
w a s * 1!
Unleashing a fury of A*me and hl«h eiploafrea, Nail film bleated the heatt of London, ahown In thla airvlaw. In an all-out m r n f # •ttaek. The roof of Weatmlnater Abbey f t) waa ammhed. Another bomb
eraaheij Into the main chamber of lb* Room tof Cemmona (E), The totrer of Big Ben (31. with Ita worldfamoua clock, alao waa dhmaged. The Hauaa of horde 14) Waa art afire, and the roof of Weatmlnater Hall
(A) wpa pi* reed.
�<»
L
J
*
aC
THE BANrORD HERALD,
p r o p e r ty d te c f lb e d ( h e r e in
K!H M WHteBt tlee
W ith Dfcie Division Of Navy For Convoys
[ Ca m p
blandtng.
h »»
w ill be
»*»ld t o ttao hi gh es t lil«.«lrr at the*
cou rt house floor on
th *
first
Mond ay in tho m on th o f
Juno.
1111 . which It th«- Jnd
d&y
of.
June, ) 9«1
i«
WASHINGTON, Hay W -W )
D at< d ( h i t 1m l d a y o f M a r. ITU
L fS p iiU l)— ••Ilgppy/ the Ban- — Senator Tobey. Republican,
n. r
IIB K N D O N ,
C itric C irc u it C o u rt.
Im rooster m a i m of Head* Naw Hampshire, aaht pM tarday “a
Srifiinoi* c o t m t y, Fiorina
p a rt era Second Battalion;
in t r * m r n i l o u ' a n ^ In ( r a n i n e v o l U F A L )
ke S la t (Dixie) Dtvbion'a 110th u m e " o f l e t t e r * t o t h e W h ite
field A rtillery, has
lost HU H e n a e a r e a e t h if f a * a c h e e k o n
\n n rr
iome—he Learned to ctow.
Nut Icp Ia liprrby g i v e n Of thr
th e P r m U e n t a g a t n a t a n v n w - ‘
lilt)
Wl
1(111
nf
o wit l»t l^i UK'
f "H appy" entered Army life t o o k t o r th e u w o f th e N o v y f t w ikh|. Plorldu,lllPto T|ir*»en!
to thr
I a chick o f fo u r months, the c o n v o y w , r e h lp m e n te t o th e Kfl- lpKlhl.it tit r nf (hr s t a t e o f Klurhta.
• t of Private Ted Rut her land
f Bartow. The little fellow was
|re n a box In hi* m aster's ten t
lid was sometimes perm itted to
N ut on the end of the bunk.
^1) w ent well until "HappyV*
reak pfcep m atured into a lusf crow. In order to g*t enough
Moo* Sutherland evicted his val
ible ma*eot from
the ien t
id now “Happy” ileop* out of
1tiow In a*Phlon, for ilielr approval
'and tiuhHuii*'. * rnnleiVlplatBt. Kpe.
••Ini Art f"t lorn! |pvl*lsitoil. Ihv
■lilHrtnnrp nf *ntd oontem pin tort law
Is tin fullnwp
lif e r e n t* .
i i o t f t s ‘ o r A m U A T is s
roW t A t IIKRII
i j u m n 11*57 o f i b s .
T o amen d Mart Ions IS. 311, 31
IS, and 14 of e h a p f r r t i l l Law
o f Pldrklu Acta o f 1912 . as amen d
Ul by L h s p i e r 14101 L a w s o f Plor
Ida Ar ia of I f SI, the sasn* Pel tiff
Hi*
C h m 1*r
of
the
Town
of
L o h f a o m l . ho that
It ahall hr
dlerreliunai >
with
the
Town
Cent nr il
nf
l^n nw oot,
Florida,
rat hr r than man da tor y, i d re rt lf y
tu thn T o w n atrurnay fo r roll erlion taxes of the paid T o w n whlrh
have
he«n
dt l l n q u ro t
for
with
N O t RTS
1H i r E n B D Y
O lV EN .
That
LOIT B l t Y A N T P O U BS TO N
b o ld e r n r T a x C ertlfi« o iie No. SIS.
la a u rd th e 1 st d a y o f A u g u s t A.
l> . 1921. b a a flla d s a m e l t t * m y
o ffic e a n d h a s m a d e s p iA ts n ie n
f o r a tpx* d e ed lo tie issued! flWlTio n . B ald c e r tif ic a te • s i b w i s tk s
fc tllo w ln f d e sc rib e d
prop* Tty In
th e C o u n ty u ( S e m in o le , H ta ls o f
F lo rld n , to - w ll :
B H o f N W ii a n d W W
Qf
KW \m A W H o f N W 14 o f N K i*
nf 9W U A W M of B PU
of
NBU
of
If W li.
M ectlon I t .
. T o w n a h lu 10 M outh. F la n g e 39
E a s t. 130 A cre*.
The
m *t*«im n i
of
ihf
said
•*«l ( h t r r o f . this
Snd da y o f May.
1111
O P M E ItN DON,
D y : 'A . I L W K K K A
PAGE fiV *
Srtnltjolr, Si a i f of plttrMn, t o- w i t
l*"t 13 11lor it ; Cl or.i H e i g h t s
Thr
iM Pflm rnI
of
thr
snbl
f»roj»crfv unit* r
ihr
sab!
cerilfi
f a i r it-Mini w a " In thr narpe of
f lK lt.A H
(ME AI.)
Fnlces
M OTl Ct! O p ( T P L i r t T I O T
ron t a x
n m i
1 I H P T K N 1T4ST O r I t M
Ni» T lC K
IM I I K I t K Il Y
fl lV M N .
Tha t
U >0
fill Y A N T Fl T eW Tr O N
holder o f f m
( V r l l f l r i l * No. 191 .
Issued the l»i day o f A l i g n *! A.
D . f t l t . Has f t M aain# in m y d f fl r* and hu» m a d * ap plication for
n tax deed 11, |i# l -su *d thereon.
Maid r P l i l f l f n l r i rnlii rti*f* IIip f o l
low ing «.e*crlhe<t iiropfft*' In the
CrtUltly nf
Hemllinle,
Stair
of
Florida tt i-wi t:
MKi;
nf N K S .
Mveilmi II.
Tiiwn*hl[t J0 Routli. Fb«ng* i t
Fa it
to A m *
Th**
* w N O tn n l
of
th r
aald
prnporiy
uriVI4 r flip mild c e r t i f i
e s ! # Itrued . w i t In the usnio o f
W
O COLBS
llnlpfr* skid eeviirirafe shall ha
red trill art aoro edlpa
t«
l«*
the
prope rty g t f f r l t i f d therein w i ll h*
•hid to th e H ig h e st hldi.pr at f h t
rf»tjvt hoiipp door on
thr
first
l l o n c l a / In (hi 4 win nth 1 o f
Jtinn.
1^ 41 ,
whl rh
la t h r Snd day of
JUnt. ITU .
thla ! n. i •!■»% •>' XI**. 1 * 11 o
r
f|EIINIWlN.
Clrr k Clroult c o u r t .
Hrifllmilp County. Cloricn
(M KA 1A
red*-,otr.f
prop,
an hi
fNtlirf
Mi'iiil
IM l
Jon*.
i:
• ^ \ AT r i K f e D S ImMrt
f 1 ,i\ tV rt t ft ca t e
N- •'i ihr .llh tint *»f Am**
h.-is filed '.ini* in O'
,<1111 line nimlc R|T|iHi iiIi>
W 1*1.1 ,X
aaht
Hi
fn (tp |f»heo>'i| r11
« • ■111i f ,11 e pnilMjii’ p" i L
i.if i! p »(
pvope rtf
o
"It
of
S* till Mill'Sin.
if
rerl Iftrate
n rro rA ln a
rim
l"
* h» ll
ln «
I
Ml*
i n » e«crthed therein w IM hr
I** l h* Mjfhp»t hlthli i ut ■h
hfitnc ilnoi
Oil
thr
fit -f i
o
io
ihr
month
of
-lour
nlilrti ip thr Jnd
*fiiv
*■f
I 'll
T at
n rsE D
i iiA m :tt i m r o r t«a*
M 'T H I
Id H KM ir il V
(IIV 'B K
' ♦» .?
\ f.i;\
ri.A l'M K
Itnhlrr
of
« itilH iiiNo ftno,
lasnrtl
‘"i'
11 " r a o«tn«( a
n
.
iS'ia,
I' l i ill* *l * ......... In m y o f f i c e an d
•' i’
ip p l i . i t Ion for u l a *
’ ii i " lo' i>» ut«t t iif rro n
Salt!
i ' i t i f 11111 *• ' 111 *-». t**e• the folio win I;
t " ''" !
ro 'tf* h i
i« thr County
r Si otiioel'
si if. *vr Florida. lit*
me of
P.itu.i ii*)* ’rid dii y of tin • T•*I • 1
i»
V
IIU IIV D O V
C|. rk i ‘ ih ull • • •* ,
M imiiiilv * ‘mini*
I'hn -I 1
' 1If U‘-*tr
•it;
1iiihr»••»*-
tIii
-hull
tn v
It*
i Iip
•- 1 Mihtrr at Itio
■ ,<ii
i Up
rir«t
i m o i h nf
June,
•I*
?fi«1 dtiy of
\ o T t « -»:
is
I I K II K BY
HIVI x
That I N c i l . l . l t\ hnldrl t*f T
Celt if If 4 1, V.' nT.t IhlMPtl ill" 1 - '
dm
nf A iimii - i
\ fV , I.9 S'.? •> ' fl|v-1 -true Hi III 1 nt fit’ * on it Ii i tun 'I •' annllriii li*tt f->r * i » *
•. • * **
In
iSHIPil H i m " iMI S li d • • TI ■f
ml
!<•
I i h ■(•' iit will h*1
M im i: ui i r r i . n i t i o >
rn n i i t n ur.n
« ii sin'lln i m t o r i**\
■ f M IV 1111
llC ltN im N .
•m u l l Court.
inn
Flo rb ln
follon it u ‘ii
Srrllntl |.rnpi i H tli fb e ( V > m *r
*
Hr Olltlnfi
Kv.llr nf b'tnil'll
*>• n '
I."
Ull. It Tl I Til
t.HIII
Ul|
*»•••>,!
M MU
p r o p e r ty u n d e r t h e adld r e r u n o s tii le a n ed w a s In th e n a m e o f
W . O. COUCH
Ifnleaa Snld rertl flr ate shall h*
tre<«eemeil «et*«rillng to lsw« thr
w h a ttb u m iit
|1. I m 1 (111.
M» I ll I III
»I*T «»( M " | •* ••
r» f nrhNIK>N,
ri rr u f t Cpiirl
Hrmiii'il* County. flVTlta
I Oil
f leiJtIJfU
C l.rh
i i i m c t
i»*r •*
n o t io r
I*
in titB or
o n M t r t.
■m*t
i/> i’
nttVA ur
n rt»T (A N
III I II
iT i i f m
m t“
N» IT I C K
ts
III III IN
• |\
1 but IS V - III 1 M III I ' l l
I'l t •C n f,
v
1
I
( M r A f .) '
s o r te r , o r m t u M i W
rftii vaV i n W __
\ |*|*l || U l u s
| \ x
* II i i n i it
1 31,M. 11*1
ii r is v n n . v
•i nil • I’ tiH,
m u
Kin rid a
n itih ' m o r
r t n i . it a t i i i x
TO
i 1A T T IS M A T T I I K W M
whose
»taci« i«f residem*e nmi |miw1 of ire mldi f «••* Is link now ti
Y ou are hereby notified him. re.
ffU tm l to appear to a rertnln Bill
o f Com plai nt filed
by
I .U l 'I L K
!
b o ld e r n f T a x C e r l l f l r a l s Nn.
Is su e d th e 1st d n f o f AogAISt A.
D , l t l l % h a« file d u m * in n ty o f
fic e a n d h a s m e tp a p p llr a llo n f o r
A th * d re g to lie is s u e d Ih e re o n . fur a d i * 4irt*e. no w pending In the
Hold r e r ll D e a te em bra cos th e f o l Circuit Court of Seminole County.
lo w in g d esc r l hod p r o p e r ty tn th e Florid ii, on or befor e the
Jqn*
C o u n ty n f K rm in o le.
Mtn,te
of flu I* I lay, t o - w i t the Irnl day v i
F lo r id a , to - w it :
June. A, D . l i f t . *n default there*
N W U of l-oi 2 ( ! > • • "
1*9
nf said rause will
proceed
E l.
r h l f- K H nf N»* o f MW U o f
Parte
lent
2 Mectlnn II. T o w n s h i p
2 d ^Ho utli. it ii it it* 2 S East
30
Acres
The
assresnirnt
of
**»p
said
property
under the askl c pH If I*
ra t e Isanrd w a s In the name o f
v r. a
co lei
Unlesa said r e r t l f lr s t e shall be
redeem* d n rr n rd l sg
lo
law,
O ' 1'
l.et this Order he publlsh rd for
the s tat uto ry time required hv law
In The Hanford H e m l d . a new p
paper
of
uenei-al
clrculntion
In
•«bl C oun ty and St al e
W l tn e a s
my
ho ng and official
seal of o f floe this the Im . «1a> of
Slay. A
D . 19*1
ll
P HEMNDON
Clerk
Circuit Court •■!
Herninole t'CMtntr Florida
M)
a
m
w rr.K M
J
It M I ’ l lM l i W .
A l l o t ii- > a I l.a w
1 1 1 Mouth UrtniK'
Orlarolo. Flo rids
i MEAL)
nr
tr n .iM T io v
ron tsv nrrn
s e t T i n v v tt n r i h s
Ni »TI CF
H
I f ttl lE V ir
CIV RN
Tlix* l» l» H A E f F f . ♦on.li !•« r nf
Tox f ‘ el t lft|*a»e No 4 " ', dated the
7 ii.il itae o f Jo « e A IV 1* 1 1 , hn *
filed Mill reel Iflcat** I r< m * of fin*.
Anil has m ade a ttpll|~ai ion f #•» t a i
de*d to Isaue In a m o r d a n r * with
law
Maid cert Ift cal
ernbriinss th *
folio wins’ described pcopertw *i tu atml in Srmlimli Cniiol*. I'lorida.
tn- t ' i
11 • rh Af Hl'i* ,.f SST'l n t
ME b
Heel inn IS, T o w n kill |» 11
Mouth, Its o i u 21 Ibisi v Acre*
T i l ' enld land lirhiu iii<nv*‘<nl n*
lit* d o fr of fhe is* ua nee t.f •m li
oer* i f 'r n i * iti the rium«
of
CNKNMWN
I'nlesp sab, c* 1 1If irnta s Ii a II hs
*ed*etp*d
AriordloM
i,.
tm*
in*
•teed will Issue f hr rc>M on t he *114
tin*
June A
fi
i h*a i
h'lln eM
mt
offbioi
si gn al ui *
and seal *hla th* fud rtsv of M,,y
A
D . IPS I
O
I* H K I t N D n N
I ’ li i | ('I* roll i ' i . o * I
Herninole CVrmty
Flurli.pi
n ilo k m n r r r r r .ii i n n >
Tit :
(A lV n iU H
niJANT.
m l . 1.1
b, 1 N n , Willies place of reeiitf 111-e
and fmst i»ffie* address i** C e n
tral A la b am a, Cure nf Mis. O
C. tnilllahd.
Y o u are here by notified and reeiglrwT to n p |i ur to a certain Bill
of Com tda fhl
filed
by
MAIIY
FRANCEm
U tl.M I.A N n,
a ga in s t
ytm for a divorce, now p*ndluK
In lha C'ltculi Court of Meniixols
County, Flo rida, *e»n nr before th *
Juris flute Day, t o - w l l
the 2 n«!
da y of June. A
D,. t i l l
tn be*
fault t he re of said cause e It! p m
r*#d Ex
Pa rle
n o tice of* xppi i n n i o x
[,*1 (hi* Order li* |iuhlisi>ed l ‘ "
eon t h iie e ii
I lie st at ut or y time requited In I a u
i ft a p t e h
iT «r o r
■»t*.
In The Hanford Herald ••
N u T icr
ih
in itc n v
i i\
•
tier of g en er a l cl rculntion In sold Tha t X |» A lilt A UN to.Id* i
Coo n l % and Miale
l et t i fi cn t'
Vo
lire
i» m i . i
i •*" I W I ti O M
my
hand and of fiH •1 i'Hi day nf A u g u st \ I*
filed s am e In rnv off i< i .not
seal of of fire this the ?iol d m of
turide a|iptlcatlon foi
o *
,|
ib ). a
i>
m i
fl
P
HC.KNtiUN
fo he Issued thereon
Midi . m
e m br a ce * the
||I|(
i "isi k nf i "I n oil Court of got*
*■•'• Ihed I'l•Mjiet r I io |||, I ' i. 11111
Hsmlfiofe *'on til*
I l*-» id,j
Y' r c s t o n c
Q U IC K
\ o tif r
M U ll
Expert Repairs
j f i O u r Nhii|) in well O )nipped
, « In nmVe nny rrp n lr* on
W f f;irm m a rl.ln c ry , (rnllrrN o r
.V ^ n iln -r en n ip m en t.
4
' 'l
*III I
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Tits To Sanford 7
Sterling C o a c h i n g
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| ‘ To Bring Victory
i v JUnfanl (rawed to Orlando .but
night by ■ •core of 6.1 before the
•Mend largest crowd Ot Did ball
i'.parb aince the open In* nlaht, bat
L.b « team aspects to go to the
Q h U M u city fo r
rm gm er
* t 2s * * » i otartod with neither
Ln |M chief of staff now after
as f » r » of porrteaa service u
number one implro la baseball's
•enfor major circuit.
K b ru n t fm gsr pointed a t lb*
amp p m U h r a t second hose.
Sanford Shuttle
Pushers To Meet
Good Competition
for te ttln g the
?3 g T t L *
a nSfli P S ti'iii
I f all of 8anford*e entries In
the Second Annual Florida Btatn
Badminton Championship* eurrlre
1
the l i n t round) to start tonight
they will coir* up against the
stiff competition of the eroded
players In many of the matches.
Clyde Park will faea Harry
Grim and Richard Deas will mast
J. Smith in the opening round
of the man's singles, only to facd
it odecerne o w r
each other if Eoth survive the
VfteAirM Seouio &Ac*bm w
first matches. Ruddy Lake has
tU e S tf C u S tl Ml APOrtioi l b
drawn Junior Fields of Miami
tUVol* ATtW-'MSA atAJcft.
for U s.first round and will come
l^AOOB EMrTfWa M 9*AbC OF.3(0
GAJNEHVILLE, Hay IA — np against Austin Younct, second
I/Pi— Rad Walton, most versatile seeded player from Miami, In the
University of Florida athlete In
a decade, yesterday was namad
raelplont r f the first annual
Baird Hardware Company Award
to tho outstanding senior athlete
• TALLAHAMEE, May 10 —
a t tha university by members of
(Special)—>A total of 117 ate*
tho coochlng staff.
11s will rocslva a gold wrist
dents of Florida State College
watch and his name will be en
GAINESVILLE, May - 10 — for Women are candidates for
graved on tho permanent plaque
(Special)—Ths fourth ' annual degrrea a t the May SO com
to bo hung In Florida Union.
mencement, marking the highest
A graduate of Cumberland t e a chance of mooting Leonard short court* for hankers' will bo Dumber In tha h isto ry . of tho
High, Nashville, Tenb., and of McCormack, fourth seeded player hold on the University of Florida college. In st May 164 were
Ellen Betts and Dorothy Fewat) campus Mfmdav through .Wedsso
Riverside
Military
Academy.
,
Walton waa honorary captain of •tedad second, each draw byeo la ilay, u i y l i t l . Tho cowoo. will graduated.
candidates Include one far
the 1940 Gator football team I tha oponhif round. Bstta play* bo conducted under the direction theTho
master's degree, Mrs. Estelle
received I tfe r e (a football, bas Bono Mary Mobley of Orlando In of ths General Ectenslon Division,
the second round while Powell University o f ’Florida and tho Jones McKay.* of Tallahassee, In
ketball and haaaballt and In 1011 will
AUca Dickinson of P ly - Florid* Banker* A*»oei»tlon.
line for tho degree of Master of
was fllate 'A.A.lf. heavyweight tona moot
Basra,1
The educational committee of Science |'1 4 S In the College of
wrestling champion.
Sanford teams, of Bud.
Arts and Science*; 01 In On
Ho will receivo hia d ires as . Nrithor
Labs and Jack Oordy, and
School of Education! 4> In the
Bachelor of Arts In E lueptlon dy
Cl
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Parker
and
Richard
Daaa
Schorl o t Homo Economics) and
Jana Z ..
will moot a aeedad couple In the
10 In the School of Music.
opening of tho men'a double* cat tsnelvs program of study fo r the
Ths list of
candidates ■for
moot the second and thlfd aeedad thro* days of tho course.
graduation represents 01 Flori
teams respectively In tho second
Throe men who ora outstanding da cities, of which Tnllahnsem
provided IMy westhOr tha first.
in tbclr rsspoctlvn fields will ap
Dorothy Powell and Elian Belt* pear on Um program sack day of ranks first with. SO candidates,
Tampa nagt with 13. Jackson
draw a bye in the sta rt of tho the abort course.
women’s doublei whlla Mauds
William T. Wilson, ' director, ville 10, and Miami >4.
Speaker fa r tha tolten ey e reset
Ramary and Mrs. Daisy flpsor Public Relations Council, Ameri
play against Maty Louis* Tlsrrii can BaUkwrs Association- Now tnordaon thin year wDluljo Mrs.
Ruth
Bryan Rohde, former toe*
NEW YORK, May 10 — (Spe and Msrgs Aptllh, a Jacksonville York Clip, will apeak on the gencial)-—“Chief of Staff, National team, Powell and Betts are seed •m l topic “Public Kristians."
League Umpire*," la no Idle II- ed fourth In this event.
using ns specific subjects •'Pol
Four local team* nr* entered In icies of Banks,'' “ Employe* Train
‘I*. Bill Klara, tha dean of to
day's major league
officials, the mixed doubles and two draw ing and Staff Conferences," and
now In hla a 7th season with the a first line by*. Mauds Ramiey "Different Avenues of Approach
league, i* on tho Job ovary day. teamed with Buddy L e tt snd to n Public Relation* Program."
doing a full day's work. This Ellen Bolts with Richard Deaa Dr. J, W, Speas, vice president
a breather In tho
Drat and trust officer, First National
yoor "Tha Old A rbitrator" 1» have
round but tho other two teem* Bank, Atlanta, will spoak on
not In "actira" service on the of
Francis Mahoney with Jack "Municipal Benda," “ Government
boll field, so, characteristically,
Ronds” and •‘Corporate Bonds."
ho has. became mors active than
Walter J / MaUierly, dean • of tha
over before ot any tint* In his
Call*** of Business Administra
•1-year term on this planet.
tion, University of Florida, win
“ About twice as active," elat
ed William hlmsolf, pushing back
tho papers on his Radio City
desk and taking a short relax
when your reporter stopped la
to see him. “Those
working
hours umpire* havs are orally
good. Afternoon hoars 'exclusively. except when thors’s a night
game. And when they're oa the
1
night s h if t/ It uxuattr moans
two complete day* Off.
“ However,"
hs
continued,
“now that Pm Chief of Staff,
I am an an all-day schedule.
I'm hare in tongue headquarter*
at 3iM A- H.. than on* a t tha
ball park working with my um
pires during tholr working M unThon, Just to ksop mo from be
coming moody, I do a Ml of ra
dio chatting In ths rrsftlags.
"But," hs said, “ I t to great* who has Mon tabbed
In my entire career l have M o there os tho ‘T M M s q
or foiled'to come through when Armstrong."
any umpire would say to mo,
In other, words, U y
•Bill, will yeo giro mo a Util* ran knock Jenkins' n a n
h slp t' My ragulatlM response they start pitching a t ■
has always boon, 'Ml
(Eastern Standard 1
th* ball park teashi
Madison Bquara Oaid
hours hofora th* ball,
g*t a shot a t the ws
work with' you UU you
fltto. rather th an , at,
- “ I moon," ho oi^l
US-pound crown. A t I
ahraya was glad to
Glllea.
°*OBlJtNDO
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SANFORD
Tjrpewrltera
COIF SE™_ RATES
Sanford Country Club
BudWalton Named
Most Versatile
Gator Athlete
50c PER* BAY
May 15th To S ept 15th
Yearly Memberships
MEN ____............— fis.00
LADIES
»10J»
FAMILV ___ _____ 125,00
18 HOLES OF CHAMPK
eed to put oft'fspdln .
Bill Klein Works
Twice As Hard As
Dean Of Umpires
id and Daugherty
ilk an* man and
h itte r hit late a
•ri to firs t
i frame tho Nate
th* pitcher and
0 score two runs.
1 first .on % sings
C-O-R-O-N-A
P o rta b le
2nd Round To Bring
Them In Contact
With F a v o r i t e s
Bankers Course
To Be Given At
State University
credit
w the now1HTl models In
Montgomery Fight
Jenkins For Shot
At Fritxie Zivic
convenient m u st
C h eese paring
^
*
: Candle ends
Those who saved them used to be sneered at as
stingy. But why? Even cheese parings and candle ends
have their uses. Am? hasn't it aJwayB been sm art to bo
thrifty?
s n g * ,M,b*
that Pm
tho A rbitrate
boauUfkaUy,
mw
Romo 14,04# «
l*a ciUrcaa a r t
tha
ray
“Uocte Mlksf«to alt 1
fna. aftor oontribntte* ]
Yes, And that’s why you ought to read the adver
tisements. A little money saved here and there can
make a whale of a difference by the end of the year!
- vdS-.<A
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;
So whether you want a dress, or a bathing suit, or
anything a t all* don’t run out and snap up the 'first
thing you oeos Take your time, and save money. Read
m sm
GOLF
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SANFORD. FLOW DA.
SA T W M T .
MAT
11.
IM I
Salum Is Re-taken
From British Force
| By Italians, Nazis
Fund Will Match-Any
^ From Government;
Objection Of Com
mittee Is Rejected
|
Roosevelt T o ld .
By Germans To
Watch His Step
t e e n t H s S la te
M e e tk g jo m g fc t
♦Store Tax' To
Be Considered President Warned
JBttl Providing F o r
New Capitol Win*
b Given Approval
TALLAHASSEE. Mav 17
U— — A bUnket appropriatlon for old acre pensions, to
match any funds from the
Federal irovemment, was
placed on the House calendar
•today despite the recommen
dations of the Finance and
expropriation*
committees
that it bo rejected.
The House voted 07 to IB
to civ* the bill calendar apace,
%>ut It probably
will not b«
reached for final paaaafe unless
a apeclal rule* and calendar
committee, which make* up (he
dally business elate, Rive* It
U preferential status.
Chairman Slmpeon a*Id Dm
rules committee probably would
eall up early n e tt week a bill
■adnmd by Governor Holland
ta levy a store alee* tax of 110
Son each $1,000. with evaduated
*a»
i j /> J A xis Troops C apture
™ w x s ADQ U n i
Capozzo la Libya;
Of
United Europe By
Sources In Reich
Adjnit
M « * i a a Beard T V
Ira q A c tiv ity
I Try 1W S t a b i l i z e ^ . . ----T lu m te a H S trike B aw iaabam Is Given
i «*
.. _
H eaviest Raid O f
W eek Ry L uftw affe
BERLIN, May 17.—W V -A »thoriied aeurtei asserted t « 0 |
meddling In European a tta in mad
w* will iw tM d In uniting aU
Europe against him.'
ThU « u tkclr comment Ml
R o o tm lf i l U h n m t S ic r> ln
thn tollaho ration ef Uw V k U
government of F n ic * with Bw>
tin, and on his o W r r tlk a th at
In Iho p u t A m n itu warships
night that President KeoaoveHa
declaration on French rrtalioaa
with Germany “Interpreted Mar.
ahall Petals'a broadcast aa put.
tin t French colonW*. a t the die.
poaal of Gennaay.
. Following hard on Dane ex.
Seas* U babies been in lbe F rraalJ Langht** MaeewU l
prune ioam, however, a French of. pital d arin t the pail year had their
*r» n t a a w the a
ficial ataUmeat acknowledged fa r
Um first tiaaa the B rttk t t a n k , Qoapilal Day tail Monday ami ewrb « u presented urith a
tag of Syrian nlrpeata' -* d hy
J u n io r Chamber
Starts Campaign
Man f « v w s e r r r n w r t f d to
I h a v e l a i S a i r d liar 'o w n yenI n d a r a f i r e th e U: ilis h (red
' Latjrw at o - H th e d ay b e fo re .
SI f tiuM
ftk iy G e e s
Tb A i s t r a l i a
Of
0 v k 4 C e le ry
Acreage b C ti
Jnycees* JMost Sue* cessful D r i v e Is
Expected By Nelson
aota, art* debated hy Um Hone#
and finally carried ever fe r la
tter reaeldeyaUan.
The Hoorn knee had down tv s
major yhaata of the si true cota-
Heinz Launches Its
Biggest Ad Schedule
Mtmber* a t the Sanford Jo*
Ur Chamber af C e a ta m v aiv
rendiKtinf their annual ■**»W i
thlp drive, which
got under
way with a land aft i m t t u i
at Eddm** ReatauraM yvotvrday
aacraise, and Edward J. Nrbo*.
Jr., amid today > m » l iud»cntUae are that the drive udt be
aae of the most aacveo.ilul w et
held hy tb* Jayreea"
n rru u sG H
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— Faytay a
newspaper adve dtag. Freaklia
Boll, advertising tan near of tho
h T J . Heins C m
The
memhe n h lp
faed product* will caatUaao through T u ~ U y .
7 tta biggest Fall when g o al reports will be made
rttaU g aehedaU. a t tha c re e p 's racnXar mewing.
M a n .' said Belt.
m today are ia
east la a with tho
key have anjayed
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For Tryout'
Former G-Man Holds
League Record For
Wins, Earned Rons
■ r E lb e r t P a d g e tt, b o ld e r o f tb e
ford Pitcher AI- [
$ lows Only One Man
I, To Third Base And
$;;.Three To Second
More Entries
Received For
Badminton Meet
Florida State
League
l^&Valley Makes
p 12 More Putouts
Powell Is Seeded 2nd
In Singles, 4th ~In
Doubles With Betts
i W l l l l a m s , Kettles
; Make Hits Count
fe To Drive In Runs
f l ’'-dooaa’* KoUle* limited Leas.
’;barg fa six hits last night to win
<§ shutout game on two UllUs.
Only otto cTnglsr got beyond see.
igs* and bo waa thrown out
g
Mi attempt to coma homo on
M leld gntundball.
| was Sanford* ball game all
2 * * way as only throe men wore
even able to roach aecond baa#
H aring Iha nine Inning*. Plsldlng
f w tb* Horn(note* was airtight
and again ‘■Emil LaVslIev rang
t a ln o d o n t b * t h r o w i n g o f a f l y
a ll.
In th * f o llo w in g In n in g C h a r II * Q l r k s w u n g v i c i o u s l y a t a
b a ll f o r a M t t a lo f t f ie ld a n d
g a llo p e d ta tb a s e c o n d s a c k . K e t
t le s c a m s u p t o g o t h i s o n * M t o f
th * g a m * a n d d r o v e a h a ll d e e p
In to e t n t a r f o r a a ln g la , s c o r in g
D ir k ! T b * re m a in d e r o f th e g a m *
w a a a p i t c h e r 's d u e l w i t h t h *
B o m t a o lo o p o p p i n g h i g h f l y b a l l s
BUS!"
r c a m e o u t o f h is o n * ,
n p t o s c o re t w o h it s
___ ...... Unto* at baL Against
D a y to n a M o n d a y n ig h t h * w a n t
d o w n f a n n in g f o u r (lin o s h u t .h a d
n o t r o u b le a g a in s t t b s lo f t b a n d ,
s d p it c h i n g c f P r ie s la s t n ig h t .
D n .- Q n ^ ru im 's
’ FTIMII M ill "IM P
I n i U « k I t T lr t ll "
' THERE were dark
'.circles around tham.
1H# ftlt “Jittery': at
' times. Wo diicov*
trod that he needed
glasses-badly. You
;. shmild see him toI day. Byes clear,
keen - ha’s nervoui
nolonaer.
t
re c o rd f o r th e m o a t g o a te e w o n
jt n d p i t c h e r w i t h t b e f o w a a t . e a r n e d ru n s a g a in s t b ln ] In t b a F l o r
id a 8 t a t s L a a g u o , w a s s i g n e d b p
th e S a n f o r d S a p J n o le e la s t ,n ig h t
f o r a t r y o u t , t a k i n g t b a p ia e o o f
J im M o b lo y , r* l i e s o d p a a ta rd a p .
P a d g e t t p la p o d f o r t b s G a lw e s v l U o ( 1- M s n I n 1M 7 a n d H a n d
d u r in g t h a t t im o b a fa c e d S a n .
f o r d 14 t i m e * w i t h o u t a s i n g l e d e
f e a t W h i l e I n tho l e a g u e Be *eeompllsbed t h o sam e feat against
F a ta tk a .
D u r in g th e I M 7 sea s o n P a d g a it * * t a re c o rd o f M w in s a n d
o n l y s i x lo s s e s t h a t b a a n o t b o o n
e q u a le d s in e s . I n t h o s a m e . y s s r
to a n
t h o p a i r i n g o f t h * p l a y o n I* t a ; h o h e l d h i s o p p o n e n t *
p r o g r e s s f o r t h e S e c o n d A n n u a l } a r a n g * o f 144 e a r n e d r u n s f o r
F l o r i d a f l u t e B a d m i n t o n C h a m p . , t h * 44 g a m e s , a n o t h e r u n e q u a l lo n h lp a t o s t a r t F r id a y a f t e r , i d r e c o r d .
n a n . M i s s E l e a n o r M o r r i s o n s a id ■ P i t t b u r g p i c k e d u p P a d g o t t ’s
c_ o_ n_ _t r_a_c_t _ _f r_ o_ m_ G Oa ian len sc vs ivl li el W a na dn d h eh o
,ra D a y t o n a B e a c h w o n t t o K n a x v U l # f o r a a b o r t
h a v e s e n t ta t h o l r , w h ile . M o v in g s o u t h a n d w e s t h o
.................
'* y * d f o r J a c k s o n , M i a s * a n d
i d s e n , A l a . d a r i n g - t h e ’3#
aeon.
L a s t y e a r w h ile p la y in g f o r
44 p l a y e r s e n t e r e d In t h e m e n ’s
s a d w o m a n 's , s in g l e s a n d d o u b l s a M e r i d i a n , M i s * , b * s t o p p e d i n a
h o t* G o ld in g a h u n t la a p r a c tic e
a n d m ix e d d o u b le s .
D a y t o n a B e a c h p la y e r s a r * g a m * a n d b r o k e M t la g . I t w a a
B i l l y S w a n n , D * r id L e t t * , M is * In U ia s t a r t o f th e s o * s o n a n d h a
A l i c e D i c k e n s o n , a n d M i s * 0*11 w a s o u t o f b a s s b a l l f o r t h o r e
B a ll . O r la n d o p la y e r s f u s t e n m a in d e r o f t h o y e a r .
A t th * s t a r t o f .t h is s e a s o n
te r e d a m M il* K a th e r in e J o h n
s o n , H it s ' R e a * M a r y M o b le y a n d P a d g e tt c a m * b a c k w it h th e Q .
m e n a g a in . T la t rie d M s a r m f o r
H r . W ta n liu M * *
S a n fo rd
p la y o n h a v#
b o o n t h * f i r s t t im e t h is y e a r a g a in s t
g iv e n h o n o r p o s itio n s In th * 8t A u g u s t in s la s t w e e k .
W h ile t a lk i n g b a s e b a ll In th o
s e e d in g o f tb * c o n te s ta n ts f o r
t h * m o s t . D o r o t h y P o w e l l la l o b b y o f t h * V a l d o a H o t e l , P a d .
s e e d e d s e c o n d I n t h e w o m a n 's g * U w a a a s k o d w h e t h e r h a w a s
s ln g ls a a n d a ls o p a ir s w it h E lls n g o in g t o t r y f o r a n y m o r e la a g u o
B e lt s f o r . th e fo u rth fa v o re d p o re c o rd s . II* a n r w t r o d : “ R e c o rd s
a n a ll r ig h t h o t w h a t I w a n t
s i t i o n I n t h e w o m m ’i d o u b le s .
E n t r i e s I n e a c h e v e n t a n a s t o d o I* t a w i n t o m * b a l l g e m o t
f o l l o w s ! , m a n ’s
s ln g ls s ,
10j f o r S a n f o r d t h i s s e a s o n , "
w o m e n 's t i n g l e s , 1B | m e n 's d o u b .
l e t , U l w o m e n 's d o u ’j l s s , 11 a n d
m i x e d d o u b l e t , 10. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ■
hot ties stopped a hot grounder
In tli* fourth inning made a quick
throw to second fur a fore* out
and Jostle* throw to first for a
double play.
Williams made a scooping catch
of a hard grounder while In full
run and threw perfectly to Drat
base in the second inning, for a
play that brought the crowd to
Its fcot with wonder. !u the sixth Olrk e ........---- --------- 4 1 3 1
frame Pet* McIUncy ran well K ettles p ■---------- -----J
1 3 t
over tha left field foul line to
catch a high on* dropplnx behind
TOTALS
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Conroy 2b *..............
3 2 2 t In. Williams, Kettles. Two-base
W hit* rf
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McW'or lb
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Double plsys, Kettles. Justice and
Pavllch c ........ .......- 4 0 2 l LaValley. Loft on baa**, Loo*,
Voshsll If ... ________4 0 2 0 burg A, Sanford B.Baa* onball*,
Jackson 3b ........... ..... 3 t o
1 off Price
#£• off
Groat cf ............. ........3 I 7 0
Pile* p - ......- ............ .3 0 0 0
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M art Opens Thursday
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K I S S I M M E E , M a r 14 - ( S p e
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b ig g e s t a n n n a l r a t t le r o u n d u p
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p re p s ra ti o n
fo r
th a
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T h u r s d a y o f t h e K is s im m e e liv e
s to c k m a rk e t.
. O f f ic ia ls ra id th e y e x p e c te d
o f f e r i n g * o f 1000 a o U l a , a e a r *
lo a d o f b e t a a n d . p o a a lb ly t w o
c a r lo a d s o f s a d d le K a ra a a .
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Hi* Anortaaa Ravelal
•inlrlaa Tax • Coiloata
I'm rrllatloo on Aso*
t h e h e a d s o f a ll
to In s tru c t ra n *
to t h ird . I n fo o t
v o k * a ll a ro u n d
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m a s t e r m in d la t h o tw o o f b ir d
calls f o r s i g n a l s t a t h # p l t e h e r
f r o m tb a e a te b o r. A H in f U ld o r o
th* bettor or bench eoaahoa, Yoon ago tho new Sanford
coach evolved the Idea of aiding
outrieldcra to caUh high flyhaOs
sailing over (hair heads —h i* plan
waa aimpla— h« furnished them
bicycle*.
F a n * a n a s k e d to m a in ta in a
d e a th ly h u s h w h ile th o m a s te r
m i n d I* a t w o r k . S o d e e p k h i s
c u n r a n t n t i o n a n d s o v a g u s la M s
p la n s t h a t h a • m a s t n o t b o d is
tu rb e d .
•th S T R E E T A T F R E N C H A V E N U E
UCK THAT T R U C K D R I V E R S
Baseball Wizard
Signed Pbr Game
Against Orlando
Sanford’s now • baseball coach
has born signed by tho a >aoclo
tion bul a t tb* present time ho
la being kept under wrap*. Fear
la th at ho may ho scouted by
other (sums m the league bdfar*
ho can open with hi* Idea*.’
Plea* for th* present arv to
place him In th* coaching box in
th* gatno against Orlando lab o r,
tow night Borne rivalry exist*
between th« Hanford mOatorinlnd
and John Ganaol, brain of tho
Orlando outfit .so th* Iseal 'group
la taking no chance*.
It Tha now wlaard ha* booh prac.
• S u it H i* s w In g ’a t o D o d t f * J o b M * 4 tru c k s ! H c r o 'i whyt
A tru c k th o t fits th o |o b to
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AN INDEPEND1
SANFORD. FLORIDA.
Strike Retailers
And
Motors Chain Stores
;
Speaks May 25
Munitions Plant
* Dispute Settled
KnudsenToPM Chief.
m Declares That Sit-,
nation- Is Serious
* t *- **
w«w*
24-hour postponement
in the threatened strike
feaJnat tbn General Motor* •
.Corporation was announced
today by tha National De
left* Mediation Board only
a tew hour* before a walkOut was scheduled to begin
at 00 factories in 26 cities.
Brig.
T h i* ^ d e v e lo p m e n t,
in a Ison of
A
Gsn. Joseph C. Hutch.
Sanford will deliver the
m em rrial address in honor of all
w ar dead a t the annual lervseoe
May 25 a t the First Baptist
Church.
aU uM tan% hicb OPM Chief Witllfi* K nudsen had termed damn
j o n o W w a t made ppblic short11 a fte r the settlem ent of a
T
strike a t C olt's P atent
F ire
arm* M anufacturing Company a t
H artford, Conn., im portant m u
nitions sla n t.
The General Motors strike e f
fe c tin g 10,000 men, is scheduled
to begin a t 7:00 a. m. Thursday.
While repraaentauvts of the renrpaay, union and tha defense med
■4
iation board w ent into their
eleventh day of negotiations, yes.
y, a chartered plgn* waited
airp o rt to carry
Detroit in case
*lions coliepeed.
lute center* around a
' dom andxfor general wage
Brig. Gen .'Joseph C. Hutchison
of 10 cant* an hour and
_
shop. Tha company e*. of Sanford^ who D stationed a t
C
*np
Iileading,' Will * deliver an
t) m ates U q ra v e ra ^ o hourly pay
tho annual saetnaria)
all w ar dead Bun.
Hutchison Will
Talk May 25 At
Memorial Event
Legion Post And W ar
V eterans S p o n s o r
Service At- Church
m Board looking
it ed-d Strike InI. O. ynltod Auto
to rp o r,
U fo th a h a t tho Eit-CaJI
i t h a . D etroit. m aker t aircraft
T am a
p arte and machine tot
of the agreem ent were
w ares. No present a
coat pa re tire figure*
A settlem ent was ra
r a Boston strike j
announ
tha Renr W. P, U ™ . ,
of Campbell-Losilng
do. 51 o f the
American
who has charge.
'
a order to perm it veterans to
aitend Uisir own churches h> the
morning, the memorial aervlce
will be htld at 8:00 clock at
night, Rev. Brooks said.
Tha event, when veterans snd
their friends pay their respects to
the memory of those who have
been billed in all the w a n in
which this country baa taken part,
la being .Jointly sponsored by the
Theodore Rooeevelt Camp No. 11
of the United 8U tee W ar Vet
erans and CampbetLLosslng Post
of Uia American Legion.
W. E. Jameson la commander
of the Theodore Roosevelt Camp
and Joel B. Field heads the Leg.
Ion post.
,
Veterans arc urged to attend
tbs services, and are asked to a s .
•viable a t Urn P i n t Baptist
Church on tha S ixth S treet Side
a t 7:45 o'clock Sunday night,
Msy *5. Tha public la also Invjted to attend.
In addition to Brig. Gen.
Hutchison's talk, patriotic songs
wUI bo sung. F u rth e r details of
The progrtQn wUI bo announced
later, Rev. B reak*.said.
9,0 Million Worth
fit Farm Products
Shipped To Britain Badminton Awards
Displayed At Speers
' Trophies and aw ards fo r the
badminton
championships,
to
• ta r t tomorrow afternoon a t the
high school gym, a re displayed
In tho window a f S peer and
Sena. Mias Eleanor Morrison sold
this m orning.
Contest* fo r the trophies and
aw ards are fo r th* men and wo
men singlet and doublt* and
mined doubles. A targe trophy
will to-, given the team compiling
tM m te t point* during tho to u r
ney.
Music Scholaiuhi
Audition Sched
MAY
IS,
1941
Member Associated Press
Statement On Hess Is Delayed
•Jl
GIRLS
Agree On Tax
Walkout At 60 Facto
ries In 26 Cities
* Delayed 24 Hours,
Labor Board Says
THURSDAY.
FIND
LION
T RIPLETS
PLAYFUL
House Voles To Kill
Sales Levy, 47-15;
Appropriation Bill
Studied By Senate
German Planes
Land In Syria
TALLAH ASSEE.' May 15 —
(4^— Independent m erchants and
chain store operators, whose d if
ferences about tax
legislation
have produced spectacular dc* '
bate* I" tha Florid* -Legislature
t many year*,
finally havo
treed upon a tax law applying
both chase*. . .
In return for repeal of the
•no-half percent cross receipts
tax. retailer* h are endorsed Uov•m o r SpesMrd L Holland's re
tom mends lion for a atock in000, with <,l
•lock exempted. V ,
Rep. I I ,» k i' (k alH lrret or Ml
ami, Legislative spokesm an for
tho independent merchants, re
ported th e agreem ent today. l(o
predicted the ' LcgUlature will
oars tho te^v law.
'
A sole* tax waa swept i
the picture when the House vot
ed 17 to 15 to sustain ilir fi
nance qn*i taxation committee'*
unfavorable report on a 2 per
cent general levy propose,! by
Rep. Commander of Holmes.
The Renata began th e study of
a 111,500.000 appropriations bill
which provided Increases to tal
ing |l,300,0<)0 for the general
operating cost of the Stole gov
ernment.
A fter two days of alm ost con
tinuous debate, I he Henalo yes
terday killed 83 to 12 o bill
to set up under the Stale Su
preme C aprt o new system of
regulating, suspending and dis
barring Florida attorneys.
To make certain th a t It would
not come bp again, opponents
Immediately reconsidered
their
vole and killed It again, thus
•hutting o ff tho bill’* sponsors)
who bad )sopod to hove tha bill
raeonaldarad m l a later data bul
who ora prevented by tho rule*
f r o * b ringing 4 t wp A rih lsd time.
’T ho hill, which uaiwod ‘the
House easily was designed le
require th a t every law yer bo a
member of the Florida State Ba:
and th a t he pay An annual fee
up to |5 , thua ra k in g funds in
bo spent under direction of the
Supreme Court in policing the
n>embers of the bar.
The real fight came on an
amendment by Senator
Beall,
Pensacola, to remove from the
blit all provision th a t u fee he
charged. Ho waa auccoaaful, 22
to J B, In thla fight and then
led In keeping the Senate In
session until the final death blow
bad, been dealt.
Senator W hitaker, Tam ps, ssid
the bill would h are hepl A bra
ham Lincoln from practicing his
taw in Florida. It* provisions
could bo oo strictly applied, and
would tutro kept Horn the Flori
da Suprem e C ourt tho lata Fred
H. Daria, "th e ab lest Judge who
over prodded over auy c o u rt"
A nswering an assertion that
the S ta te Bar Association had
paid lobbyists w orking for the
measure, S en ato r D re, B raden
ton, m i n tatter from Ed R
Bentley, o f Lakeland, executive
secretary o f-th o aerostation, say
ing he bad accepted temporary
employments >y
hr the b a r to help
tho b ill..
Prim e M inister Will
Speak At F irst Op
portunity, H o u s e
Of Commons H ears
Nazi A ircraft Speed
ing: To Help Iraq,
B r i t i s h Announce
LONDON, May t:, — <AP)
— Britain loot ■ total of 54,240 men In the campaigira In
Prance and Norwx, last year
the House of Commons waa
laid today by diehard K.
L a*, rininelal secretary of
the o a r office. Porty Ihou•and were taken prisoner and
the rest presumably war*
casualties.
nr
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For liv e ly 'ploy mates, these tsrw Bofttaol* High School students
suggest lion cubs, who are coneejitlrq; reluctantly lu pose for
th eir picture. Un the left is Miss M aty Martha Emarick, daughts r o f Mr. and Mrs. Joe E m erick^g^d right is Miss Muriel Knox,
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v io le n t tw o -d a v a s s a u l t
on th e isle o f C 'retc, s e a t o f
K in g (J e o rv e ’s s e c o n d G ro o k
g o v e rn im -n t tvas r e p o r te d Lo
ti u v n s I lr lto n s le a r n e d t h a t
C h u rc h ill
hm l
d e c id e d
to
p o s tp o n e th e s t a t e m e n t ho
h n d jilunm -d to m u k c to d a y
o n M ess’ f l ig h t fro m G ei>
m nnv.
A ulhuriiulivr quarters in Lon
don spiced i lie Hess riddle by
declining lo ronflrm unofficial
bul rrnsor-passrd report* th a t
Hass, In ilrfiancr of Iliticr'o Or
ders. /lew to Britain a* a aotfro n slilu trd aposllr uf peace.
Churrliill told (ho Houso pf
Communs ho would report a t tho
first opportunity on the lira*
Incident but th a t he would be
xullird ... till' (flection of th a t
■pporlunity by the public latorrat.
p
daughter of M n .’ A- W. Knox and tna Tate Dr. Knox. The cubs,
Labor Minister E rnest Bcvln
bora Apr. 17l UTO easy to handle now hut BIO fart outgrow ing Ihr • aid he believed lies* flew to
"p lay fu l'' stage. The tut, in the center growls fiercely for lh« Keotiand with the full knowledge
of Hitler but doubted th a t H ess
benefit of lit* cameraman
-ano "out nf mail sym pathy lo t
the llr&tiah p»' ote."
The BriTvrti anrMini-vu
Gi-rmnn jiiane* had landed 1f>
K rrnrh innndatrd
Syria
while
n th rr rriitirl* aald unita of th<
Liiftw affr were fOPlBlr to lid
lra<| A (irrm in U-boat wai cfa-
Sanford Kiwanis Lion Cubs Are Sanford’s Most
Woodmen Return
Popular Models For Pictures F r om Pensacola;
Members Will Go
Stanford's hi**l Mown tn|ilcla> C o l l i n s Honored
To A tlanta Meet Howling Dogs
lh» two Hit liter* nil*! one *on
It
d Med
w it h
* in k in g
n
B r ^ fiih
Hiihiluiry c n iisfr in th r h altlr of
Hu- A1Until',
of Quri'tiir ai thp Murm ip.il Xpo j
Rudolf Hr** broke away from
will hr ftrtr im»nth f»M S«tur<i*y. 1 6 M o d i I h t n O f
h
S a n (•trnuiuv iia a bupeful dovr of
hut iio crlrhfntiun l" i**pf'fti'd ■■ \
jm' iho, it lircamT known today
Muther yu rrn lv krrps her ruiii*
f o r d ( 'a m p
A ( l e n d with Hit' BritUh illaelomirr that
under chute flirvoillurur mid tmty
T w o -D ay
M e e t i n f f hi- uinmlhoriioil flight from Ger
let* them nut nf th r riigr under
many tan* mmrd nt a ri'nttrivoya
prolrst
ling of hi* dug* fcwftkrned
in St'tdliiiirj with hU uld Kngtiah
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Four Sanford Kiwanlans ami k H Ilovh
S m ftt i! M
K Ihm.lrny, who livra mi MrlAlrrsily thr thn-r .m sll lions
-|tt>rt- acijunfnlancr, Ihr Duke of
possibly others sre planning to Itmh illr Aviiiur mituldu Ihr I'lly, tisvr
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h
vfliiH-d lb* reputation °f
Hamilton
attend the International ronven- hi“i night to find Utn g»rHgr uti In-lug thr most photographed *ub- Un W i.H.I n liinuil In -1
11 wilt hintrdf ton, thgt Hit*
f11r
,
giving
him
tim
r
to
**vv
the*
irots
for
th
rlr
a*iin
riir
city
fri-m
t
ta.
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'I
“Nltm
in
rrfvsiillon In A tlanta, Ga., which will
m 0dilutee a*. Paste r .i« in
rn
car*
in the building, hr Raid I’roplr from Sanford and tourists rtiJi# at ta liuh
1 I tdliu* tajtn
open on Sunday, June 15 arid thi morning
have
togged
to
hr
allowed
to
plct ti «l litammiri ti* Nit auditor muJ
continue through Ju ne 19, Frank
I III garagt*
gm agr wan
tall* «a Im gr Imiltl- I p««i- for
a picture with the
Shames, chairm an of tho conven iMg lined a* h hqcii *<t om- Hint1 rhuhhy kittens In their arm* and hi* m»ii, i I (till m*. vt ui m]>.
tion committee hare, said tidns hut re m D-dr led »*n n tlircr-m r Jam as Moughtnn. pmk auperln. ptiikhli'tl ii in*'Ih I h t uf Ih r iifilfurm
and
work*ho|i
The
I*ndi-nt, has abllgrd
when he rank knuifiiiMr**
Delegates from flanford to the ^iiiRge
Mi- Mnry K litahrth llariw r,
fne ntarted In um- runtvr and
In vtV alitm* from M u ynf W
t
convention ore O. P. Herndun. *>pt rad iu rapidly the car* were thought it would nnl to* ton Ifitl
........
"f Sanford for the
and I.dtaurd tlig g in *.
larthrrsnm* lo the cubs and their
president, end George D- Work I hi mdy thing navni
past
|] ><ar«, died tlds morning
r r t a iy *■f Ui* S piniim lr r m iiil)
man, while E. C. H arper un.l
at 7 25 n clock a t her liumr, I02H
A* aoon a i the fire waa ilia. mother
C'liarm (m'i
( " iiim i-m ', Her** i tMost of the day the ruhs spend turidi d I \ i In' Nanfnrd ti'iifi'M 'ntw- Si hi t i. PaTiiietlu Avenue, after an
Mr. Shames are also planning to if.Mred the fire departm ent w p
rmlifird and a truck arrived In their Inner ssncluarv, the tivt'B U< tin o ru n riiia tii'ii to tiold illne— uf seven months.
attend.
She oua horn at Titusville an
Mcmbcro of Klwonls clubs in , -Imrtly, but the firemen were un. amnll raclosurr within th r littf it* li* l I m ri t him in B aiifon l
Though !>•* tl»*finilr action wa* Msy 17, 1911. Funeral services
the C entral Division will form n l a l l r to put out the blase as there rage, sleeping Ilk* ordinaly ba.
ble>.
When
ont
of
them
gels
will
Ik- held Hundsy- afternoon a t
ta k rit fit Ho- roUVPMHoM, it v%a*
motorcade to go to A tlanta In
no Dry hydrants available,
a spell of w*nd*rlu*l *nd comes €oiierd«*«l !#>■ no ml didpgatnt that 3:Wt o eeilcT at the Erickson Fun.
body, Mr. Shames said. Ka. ' •'■' th ta t Mack Cleveland ssid.
ru l to sea snd bs seen. Qusenl* th r Iriviii*ti«*ii would W art-rplrda i ra I Home with the itev. J. H.
Lehmann o f T oreros, lieutenant i
th« « . '*>■ ,
Itihit and Captain It. II. Hose of• iptilalned a number of tools, band grabs him by ths scruff of ths r t ’, Colima. Ail id
<C**tlM »4 mm Page Teemf
.■ >.!»», fishing tackle, driver mod- neck snd carries him liark In
Tluou’ taho a ttrn d rd fm m htn* foisting
Survivors include iu r husband,
1 1 xirpUnea and some slot>d fur- thr small rag*.
tarn*
C l l ulhi'H, |ia*l liPtad rtinnij], W. IE. H arper; three children,
( Mturv. All were lost In the fire
When the pholotraphrrs are
Juanita
H arper, Raymond A Hen
and the cars were barely gotten (ran ted * picture of the ruin, , It Rudtl, t Imiiman of Uu* low
! out In time, Mr. Doudney staled. the preparation* for moving them conimUlit , C I- Ciiflliti, nirmln'r Harper and Mryll* tflyreldU H ar
The structure bad a replace, I* more elaborate than It would uf Ihr iinif••i in rank ronim itti’i'; per. nil of Hanford: her father
mini value 4f about 81,500, Mr. appear. Quatnia must be looked W. I* KirltJ* ami A I*. Thi»aa, and imithfV; Mr. and Mr*. Georga
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| Doudney declared, as it had been cut nf tha im all cage end a mnas dclrgatri* Other members repre. I- Hupp uf Klsilmmcvp seven
tittle revenue ta anticipated frum | n-modeled a t considerable n . filled box prepared for carrying aentrd in Oo- degrrv team* were sisters, Mrs. W. II. I-eroux. Pone*
Park; Mrs. N. B. Moe. Daytons
the summer itinerant, the ex- ; prase. Downstair* space was pro- the youngitere.
I’hll. tho ion H F. StafUEKrrty, Bi*rnanl ('oltirm,
pect*Uon being th a t goodwill , ,,l<d for three cars and off to keeper, crawls through n small Ramiall Foil in*, Bun Crawford, C ll.-urh, Mr*. Alice G rayrraft, of
built among them will return the side waa a workahon. Up- door in llie rear of the rage and K. Houghton. I*. A Brown, J r , Daytona llasch; Mr*. D. tv.
•tu iri there a e r t aeveral room*
wnu fills the box with the furry an David (Jrrrn, T K .hmlth, K S ter, I -ski-land; Mr*. R. 8. Hsmlldivldemla a t a later date.
Allman, Lugcnr St John and H, ton, Miami; Mr*. R. I, Falgsn, of
Mr. D ate was h a iy about the UMtl m a tor in f a race and play Imalx.
Miami, and Mra. J , E. Htona of
G reeter* Service which, reputed room for tho chlldrvn.
L- WorOien
Ho
far
lh*rr
have
been
no
ly, araa much appreciated by
Clthrr* who a Horn Iid frtuii Han I’nmpano, and • brother, George
casualties from bystanders hand- ford were Mr*
Happ, Perl* tatind, H. c.
la st y e a rs tourist and also iy
C* ( 'oltliiw, juv< linr the cube hut they do exhibit tnlla dlrecUir, Mr* C. U- Hudd,
■obacrlber* to tho service. He
‘ defiance if pushed around too M C rtliry of ths juvenile* lodgr.
aaemed U U ta h i t would bo taken
rough. Usually it la a real Job and L P. Thomaa.
to r a t them to pose Just' right
S T pabtie wnnS? if**Offlcrra rlrctad to aerve for
eo
th a t tbelr heads are in tls* the n e it two yeara w rrr:
As tha I n f ir a m lio Rk ie th a as
direction of tha "blrdy.1
•tin heavily on hie M W , w r
It. W. Krvin uf Tsllahaaarc,
Edward F. Is m , p a il presi
probably would ha caoUnited If
Quorate pace* the rage and bead runaul; A. C. Berra,
fit dent of the Sanford
Klwanja
returned te It, Ptnanee waa a
tries lo keep her eye* on her PsUrsburg* brad sdviaer; K. D. Club, was on* of the ipeakero
( • • I U * H Ota “
habta all the lirrie they *ra gone.
oday at (ha C entcil Florida Di
A fter tha picture, the cubs are
vision Rally of K hrania club*
The Brotherhood of tho F irst taken tack to Ih* cage and pul
held a t ClermonL Tho rally op.
B aptist Church will moot for ta ' their m e n car*.
Quaenia,
i-ntd at 4 :00 o'clock a t the Hah*
supper tonight a t 7:00 P. M.
•till nervous shout the treatm ent
cork Memorial Building.
of her chlldrvn. tries to g et Into
The class In"S3Vanted sales, the sm all enclosure but eho i*
Lieut. Gov. K art Lehmann o f
inan ship will ha held a t the BscGerman Uomta have totally Tavares presided over tho ral
away from them a t least an
raation Building on the lakefront kept
hour a fter they * rt brought bock. deetroyed tjie International head ly, O ther speakers Included t
tonight a t 8:00 o'clock.
Jerry Egan, pros ideal of tho
*1 know lust w hat she quarters of lhe Salvation Army In
London, England, Captain K. E. Clerm ont ciobf J . Kdwin
A busiaooa meeting of tho
Rose, bead of the Sanford branch, of Um atilla, Immediate p a st dis
Sons o f tho A m erican Legion
was advised todar by Brig. C. J. trict governor; A- P . Creaky,
Hickey, divisional commander of K issimm ee| B arb Barnuaa, W in
will ho held tonight a t
7;W
tho South Atlantic Division with te r P ark, M alrln B eyer, Enaheadquarters In Jacksonville.
tls: John Coon, DeLsnd.
The
British territo ry head,
W arren R eborta, Orlando i R.
quarters were in the same build
O. Huey, Loaahurari D. L. Sm ith,
ing. Captain Rose aald.
*
Captain
Roao added
th at L oaebuif | • D r. W . P , T
Umatilla i O rta H i r l k n i
Dora t Hanaaf f
.
ta t L ta n t 0 * v . P a w l, i
ur
Warn Doudney
Of Garage Fire
Tour Of Florida I
P lanned Following
Convention In June
Mrn. Mary E. Harper,
29, Dies At Her Home
Information Booth Remains At Top
Of Jaycee Projects For Next Year
By HAROLD POWERS
reply to our question, -W hat
a J a r co o p ro * ram for tha fie.
rear I " Richard Data .nearly,
ad p ra s lfra t, laid. -th a In.
otlon boothl daftalteiv.'
m lixinr the incompleteness
la n A r , Mr. Dada hurriedly
I tS at tha ttaual work ear.
ml t tee*1,
Lane Is Speaker A t
Rally O f Kiwaniana
City News Briefs
Salvation Army'H
Building Bombed
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Salesmen
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Of .raift Prodfitts
Shipped To Britain
[(on of one kind or
, _
je ra to r to * mags*
usual approach of these strangers
net} to he a little more a t a lot less
mn can be bought a t n v bonofMe local store or reputaW concerns fn neighboring ettfea.
T he ddsfife among us all to m ake a dollar atretch an
tr, ad
a | ponafhle
often piakop^ nome people succumb to. the
far.
possible oftei
With the result
bland(nhmenta o f fl_ . . . . ______
th a t Ifidtoad of the dollar bqjng stretched it in frequently
wiped out completely.
. T h is.Is a .v e ry unfortunate condition for it not only
harm s th e individual citizen who has ‘'bit” on some phott
e r proposition, b u t It also deptfve* o u r local m erchants of
th e money which went to an out-alder. Id some cases of
late, deposits have been pu t up an th e purchase of goods
and nothing has been heard of the deposit, the goods, or
the salesman. .
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I t should be a standard rule among our citizens not to
buy from strangers, and-In no case should a deposit be
placed, w ith delivery to be made later. I t la also pretty
good logic th a t no one is giving anything away these days,
and an y proposition th a t offers "too good” a bargain
Should b e avoided like the plague. W e usually have to
pay for what" we get in t a b world.
a n o th er, selling an;
o
y
wha considerably above paat
W*na, Bapkhead- Continued, but
aOrtaT„ prMa{ of these crops
had been cltmblag recently.
.S enator H atch, Democrat, New j
Mexico, firs t raised the question
of Incree led costs 1o consumer*
a fd called attention to report*
from tom e econcmleta th a t Iho
higher loans might cause price
Increases of .10 or 20 percent
la* samw fftcJia *
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g gift protection
'‘ ‘'~-e
pool’s cryT
■y JOE HENDEICKB
'* aoo them traderi
WEEKLY NEWS COLUMN
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much mirth,
•Oily known the
m u
it Florida vary often during this
year and next year If the war
continue*. The reason I am go.
ing to do thta I* because I scant
to beep In touch with my peeplo
personally, I do not know whetb.
or It to unusual or not, but it to
true that those who are opposed
iraary fee scar frog* tho, Booth to a hill or to a pot toy will always
rrtcen eewitrU* to tRla m m - make Iheir thought* known to a
no they couM be trane^blppod Member of Congress. Those who
are in favor of that same bill or
that same polity will take It for
granted that (heir Ceograoeman
to alto In favor add wUl not let
bln know what they ar* lbHik
ing, I visited the Stale of Ftorid*
thri* times thi* year, with vary
good reason*, ondt on each oc
casion 1 found that t did not
have n true picture of what the
NEW YOJUf,. M er'lfe~l*>—
Share Co. pub.
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r t v jtttt’iMttr atiif me*uns' a t the Ball
i& iilirtft1 aHU we’uns will pifcV
sMtfe of* tMe tall feathers out o f th at Old
A
IU m ? A il' u o liliig
trnan-iro
Diro.1
I.
a CtyiImt OVI w w y w r
nuiiuing,
New Verb, N. Y* Is a typical «■
ample "Has oar destiny ondar
your leadership song *0 low that
wo moat staid a hand foil of ships
to defend ourasIreaT Wo bsastih
you not to draw our American
honor down to tho Isvol of our
prapsrsdnsaa. Is U your purposs
to prevoks war as you provoksd
the ship sohstago so that you sen
shift ths rssponalbllKy from whore
It rsally rails T Truo American*
sipsot you to ohssrvs our eolamn
trsatlea and tho traditional courtsalsi of our harbors. How can
you pretend to ho Making ths
preservation of honor and order
as between nation* when you
abandon them T> Why - h*s the
SISto Department suppressed the
exchanges of notes on lbs ship
relsursT la It ashamad of U g w
Are America's standards ana pm.'
teles to ba sat by the amotions of
Ken*tor Psppa* and Mo Miami
constituents."
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINA
TIONS—Th# followIn* ex amIni.
(tons have been announced. Sen.
tor procurement Inspector, VSf
BOO, procurement Inspector, If,
3001 ssslsunt proeorement Inapeetor, #4,000; Junior proetwvment irupee lor, flflM, Principal
0 . P. HERNDON
ante Woodmen R eturn
.(id F rom Pensacdte
tfiw C o llin s Honored
CeatlaeeO areas Pe«* Owe*
governor, has announced that at
leaat 400 a n expected to Join
the motorcade, which will lenvr
Saturday, J obs 14, to get to
Atlanta th* foil swing day..
Overnight Saturday, a atop
will bo mad* at Valdosta, whrrs
Horace Caldwell, Immediate past
secretary of tho Georgia dis
trict, ha* Invited the Florid*
Klnrantsni fo be hi* guests at a
break feat at the Hotel Daniel
Ashlay, which ha operate*.
, Following tt>* convention a
Uur of Plrrldo will be tnado b>
many of Uio delegates and mem
bers from all over tho United
State*, end R. C. Ilatton of Uurtow, chairman
of utho
ensirrasn ui
n fpost-cono in v n *
Colson,
Jacksonville, banker;
George W. Plus, Ocala, stark; W.
C, Berry, Omla, escort, W. D.
Hopkins, Pensacola, watchmen)
R. W. Vaughn, Tallahassee, sen
try; C. C. Collin* Hanford, chair,
men and alrri o .jiY.JC.
man head auditor; T. L. Bryant,
lakeland, auditor; J. D. Overstreet, Miami, auditor; 0. S. Wil
son, Lake City, auditor; A. J.
Rent**, Lake City, auditor; V. P.
Miller, dr legate to tho national
convention, and H, M. McCulty,
* ArrtMif 'thrff rsttlalHtf* OdTopIctt
at tho convention was one In
memory of the late Senator
Morris fheppard, o f' Texas, who
served aa treasurer of the seeIrby from tft99 until the time
vrntlon comm ittee, ha* announced of hie death on April 0. th a t “Florida wilt receive plen
Company R of Sanford watt
ty o f favorable sum mer public
ity, If1 advance reports from the
Klwanls committee on the post*
convention to u r of tho slate ar*
any Indication."
KJwantons will travel
from
A tlanta to- Jacksonville nod retu rn by rail, an d th* tour of
Florida will bo mad* by bus.
The Itinerary Includes Jack ,
ronvin*, St. A ugustins, Stark*,
O ntatavflls, Ocala, Orlando, L ake
Wales, W inter Hnvon, I t Peter*harm C learw ater, T am pa, Drad an ton, SertmHa, F t. Myara. Mi
ami, Palm Beach. Varo Beach.
Daytona Baach, Marlneland and
hack to Jnckeonvilla.
training specialist, ISjBOO, atop,
elate training epeitoUat, *3gQ0.
[gather and eanra* worker, Jdh.
lor aircraft electrician. Junior aircraft wire worker. Junior alreraft
jsiprller mechanic, anginvmen,
steam and Diesel electric, el.
Undent, heat treater, helper treis
er, machinist Junior machinist,
aircraft mechanic, helper,
craft mechanic (general),
craft mertmnto (motof), ;
aircraft mechanic, general
chan Ic’d helper, aircraft w
aircraft sheet metal wi
A colored nsBttasi picture of
m d w i i l . Worker, Jonlor
Fleetda octMtloa will b* shown
craft woodworker, bdlern
• M M eMttint*M*ly at th* hand-
o ld
fjfc* ' t i t
i
DR. HENRY
M c L A U L lN .JR ;
first
i rilt*.
prise In tho competitive
fn which Company K f t
ekrlaad also look p art Ap.
prog Irantcly 300 mraster* and
delegate* attended the meeting,
hcadquMters for whka were at
the Han Carton Hotel.
harbor
h iI f d s
BURN
RAN PEDRO, C«Hf„ May t i .
—(FI—Four block* of pier abeda
op the went hkW of U a Aagetot
harhofe mom channel were de•isvvsd br a fbo of undeterw ed
otlnln Wadneedar.
PluU nupart
csiimatr* pieced the loaa ; g)
Woo.idO, • F ir*
sm all
.peoeeU
thrk kinds For
l-M W W « n
l-Tsriit
a J s ftf
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t I M n Is n r <h M
52T4& : W W J T S »
qporter* hetsl In Atlanta to Inloam dalagate* la th* Florid*
tour. Another colored Movie will
ho- shewn M m many Klwnnlana la wrtharo *Ut«o before
kora Informed.
INB0LT8—I am not crllicUlDg
anyone for bulfig Mncemod about
CLASSES
REPORTS INCOME
'tiGStS,,™ " "
iirw g rt- <
N e w a r k , n . j„ M a y
—Meyer C. Elton*Kin. mayor of
Wew*rlr dirts* 1KJ3, ran *Utf>th in
• field of M candidate* in
Wednesday** stoetton and did not
phamron Urn fhrv-m«n ewwMWWn
which will select the neat — yar.
m i l * hashed on whost. Thin
a, who sit aecltfely in th eir homes and talk
M fe the United S tates Is from attack by tiera r don't have good memories or were toe'
lag . th e lastirar to h av e known w het the Germans
t'Fhe peace and security o f this side of th e Atr a r b r f o n * • y - too, of far-ranging
According to an article some tfme ago printed in
R eaders Digest, “On June 4, New York's police commis
sioner ordered the city darkened. Advertising signs were
shut off, toll buildings blacked. Citizens lowered their
window shedee. A steel net, stretched across, the harbor
narrows, cloned the port. A nti-aircraft tu n a were manned.
» (low, America light. The subways, It was announced, would serve m air-raid
shelters. The police established 00 firs La Id unite; 6W
M M at tbd sun.
physicians were mobilised and wealthy citizens volunteered
their homes a s emergency hospitals.
"T hat Was June 4,' 1918. U ntil June 3 the war had
been fa r away. But on th a t m orning 12 seamen shuffled
into (he berg* office a t the B attery and announced th a t
th slr schooner, th e Edward I t Cole, had been sunk by a
German subm arine only 48 miles o ff the American coast.
At firs t their story was hot taken seriously. Then the
crow of a second vessel came In w ith a sim ilar story.
Alarm spread. Before night, three other -crews reported
tr cocktail* a t tbc the sinking o f th eir ships by a German submarine.”
U rl
The article then goea on to tall abotit the surprising
breaking watel
o win not do th*** depredations o f U-boats up apd down our coasts, Into the
J f t r woutha o f some o f our (tu to r * : o t-th e attack by the
U-188 before the eyes of vacationists on Cape Cod, sink
ing a to g and four barges by shelt-flre, fragm ents of
which landed on shore.
During th a t sum m er German subm arines sank or se
riously damaged 100 vessels along our coast, despite fore
warnings by the British Admiralty and the efforts of U.
ANOTHEft MAYOR BEATEN
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Spring: Dance Recital 'J red
And Personal A cU M tfriSlrZ .
Speer, Howard DotaMr, ®obhy
| I'rocor mid Mr. and Mr*. W ilbur
R ecital, Tilli*.
The
Mr*. J . R. Houghton |ir.*i-nt.
bar pupil* from l-ukr Slnrv
IMR& LOURINE BEAL, Sodoty Editor_____________ ,
Telephone 14M I which >va* to hnvc been pre
l i m led by pupil* of Min* J4aiLongw-ood and P auli in til l tt-Tiil
! jorie fn g i.u rn tomorrow evening
annual rvelUll In Ihiwill not hr given until Tuesday
j cvrning, it win announced Iht*
S:00 o'clock.
A boat trip was enjoyed Xuaa- The hall wm* Iwautifullv .!i
i looming hy the instructor. Till
_ recital will’ be present ail In the day afternoon hy member* ,ql ntod with q u ai'tllif- *>( ^ •• ,i<
DELAND, May 18 — (Spe
------ ! Seminole High School auditorium the Alathean Class of the First Stiriur flowar* lu
ho
• tflU R SD A Y
Edward I »< H no o'clock.
under
the IlgpUat
Church, and
frlatnl* Ratty Rape Ball grrr-Vil tin p.
Dclphine Hn*ty and _____
Tha Futu re Fanners ChapUr cial)—F irst atap toward a achotmr— • I
*.L1.. . . t •»-C~l
** J£. Ro\J FTl lH#l t "ft boat. nla at the door omi |ia--,-,l ..
of Seminole High School will la n h ip to the U niversity .of MU ■Marshall left yesterday fo r We»t j *i«’f*or*hip of ihr Celery Fed. aboard F
aponaor a benefit bridge party aourl School of Joum alU m for 1 Palm Reach where they will at- I The hnllrt |w r.orm anre will be "SkvlarL.' The party cruised u* tha program*, a* folloo
school writer* can be taken tend the Key Club convention, the ,t..ry of "Evening." a love- the St. John* JLIvgr whore « pie ‘-aloction— Lake Mnr\ On h. n
a t the 8aminole
High School hglh
af
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ly story
ioltl in tinner,
with
mu- i,i_
nir .eupprr
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F u m Building at 8:00 P. M. a t 8tetaon U niversity through They plan to retu rn Saturday.
ing D ixie" dnr* m i it-•. f
air to hr furnlnhrd hy MUs T hr rrtu rn trip won irmtlr cn
B ee ry one arrivin g on Lima will M a x . 20, It traa reported today
and intarludv by Mr- It
Mr*. C. E. Johnson and d au Mary DrMin who turn compiled jnynhlr l»y Rroup nin|rinf *^d »
reoeWa to o extra points fo r con* by George Ehlhanlt, a trustee
of
the
P
u
llU
e
r
Memorial
ton—Uarobl Ka»l"i‘t, t*
ghter, Charlene, o: i oil pa no are th r ihurIc of jM-vi’riil cnmptf*i?fil» supmi'I neenr*
tract bridge.
■fwaivwi ,thft* the guest* of Mrs. Johnson'* pa-- l»1imlmf' it in with nunu* of h®r
Th«+»* enjoying the outin,1 Hatiaou
Seminole Chapter Twp, 0 . El Awards. Ehlhardt explained
Uio
beat
editorial*
and
new*
Piano Solo, A "Tin- Sk\ f .
ents, Mr. ond Mr*. E. W. fitila*. ovrn r->mposit ion
w vw Mr». I*. 8, Hockey, I l f s
S., will hold Its regular raeoU
at their home on Wr*i Third Bl.
TlxnupM ii; B
"rijirk
1
N tiV i'l "tan** n iip ilx T s w i l l In- A . H L o v c jn y , M tr .
. II. D -rir
irigf at the Mabonic Hall at 7:30 tto rlea printed this yl
subm
itted
liy
high
school
___
Folk S u iifl (' *' rtin
i
rh id r a “i&lv « ff” on r,*rmen -oil. Mr*. Sadie MriVUlutin*, >lrr
P. M. Prior to the regular meet
H r. and Mr*. Coisic Lyon* of Miranda nml n
Mr I lean S ( \ Idcker^nfi, Silr^, Afttiif Mw ■ *y Rondo" tlayilu Hi tt - '
ing there .will be a program hon or Journal lam Inatf-uctor* will
' B ill
oring all member*
who
are he reviewed here n ex t weak by Pompano who have been visiting tan dancr. The liiKhland Fling iwether. Mi*^. Voilr .William*
with Mrs. Lyons' parents, Mr. and will hr pirminted in a tap to Mr*. <i. S Srlmnn, Mr*, it. N Dnrl. "Suniniar |lnv- i tt ’I ,i
a Stetson committee.
n: other*.
Announcement of the Florid* Mr*. W. E. Stiles, have left Cor **bm»gie wn^gi**'* munfr. On® Dip Nipper, Mr*. J. W. Hull, Mn.
— F.ltir Jo u r
t ill*,i. t
it.
The id ttle Theater will j»rc
Houghton.
aant two playa, " lla m e l and w inners win be made a t SU t- Kansas to visit wllh Mr*. I.loyd nnnihei xvill be n *tmly of th r 11. 1 f*urri««M» and Mr*- W I
ITarper.
.Vrt.
H
arper
and
son.
A, "T hrnir From
I •
G relel" and “ P an tlaia," a t the aon’a commaneement on Jdn# z.
different lap rhythm* to music Brook*
<l.iait 1 II "Miillt " <1 1
South Sido Prim ary School a t and apeelally hound volumes of IJuyd, Jr., will icturn to Sanfonl which Ins been composed by
AUn, Mr*, B. R. Beck* Mr*, f
with
them
for
a
visit.
•out — Loii-lri Tin it ii8 :0 0 P. H. under the iponaorahlp the lire o f P u lllte r will be »ent
Mi-** Beldln.
C. fo x . Mis. Unit lla!!. Mrs
to the
Ugh
school student*
o f tha P . T . A.
The imhlie ha* hern cxlcniled F t Harper. Mr.*, J. J.
e*1 A •'The tier Anil I • '
named.
Tha
tw
o
atata
wtnnar*
:»
Sewing aeaelona will centlaua
gu lr" (Tht»n'i>*i'n t . i:
I
by Ml** Mr- .1 E Page. Mr*. Kiidlcr
td from A tlanta, w.irrc she vis n enrdinl invitation
fo r the Red Croar a t the Wo yrill then be pertplH»d to
Iiu ilar*" t Hum. inn <.* i
C<,gliiini to attend tin- recital. ” l>r, Mr* Miirruv Jiirvi*, Mrited
over
Mother's
Day
weekend
pels
In
the
national
high
fchbol
man'* Club, from ZJO -P. M.
r , “ Thr Nig lit i it, 11
\
1
her son, Grady Gallant, Jr., Mr-. ,1 H ('"Ciiurn !m* dt-*lgned It. K M-Wliortor, Mrc. Fred
until G:Jt0 P. M. with Mrs. St. w riting contest. wRB tha grand with
t ’ urkno" Ii imi linli I,
*11 of the rn*'HRir«
(nr tho I la i id-on Mr*
F. M Suntn
prUd to be bellowed In the a student *i Emory University.
C lair White aponioring.
,InureMr P F \Vliigbnut. Mr*. I!. I' Song*. A “ Tin- Nig i VVC
The Townaend Club will have form o f a aeholarahlp to- the
S ta y " —t'h u ito 'if l i f
f
\
Mr. and Mr*. Phil C rathnff, Dr
Mis* Cogburn announced that fnlm , Mr* W C I-vnn, Mr11* regular meeting In the Court U niversity e f Mla.ourl School and Alra. J. N. Tolar, Mr. ami
G rovr"— Niitnlir \ml ■
Prof, <’ L. Eb-eti. her flrat. ' '
Si range, nml Mi** A Hi
of JournalismHouie a t 7 : 30 . P. H.
True
Mr*. J. D. Cogburn, Mia* Marjorie instructor, of Orlando, mid hi* Traffoid.
FRIDAY
A '' 7 ni f lulin Mnii’ li t>•
Cogburn and W aller Haynes, Ji., family will bv |me»cnt for the
" ~
The Axalea Circle will meet a t
llirn" (liiti'M .
It
loft this morning for Blew Smy
tha home of Mrs. L. E. Spencer
'S rh u b rrtl Bt-iiv tm "
rna Reach where they will spend
a t 10:00 A. M. From there the;
they
Ihe remainder of the week.
Trio—-Ituth And* ■ -of K ' I
~ motor W the home of Mr*.
Iri.
wfO
N ew
flu b
M e m b e rs
K hviuoiuI Hull Ii
Otto Schmaal in Daytona Beach
The May business^ mealing of
A “ ('urioue^-^*ji t
i 11. i,
I
M i' U I tiurr.son anti Mm
A r e (J iv e n D a n c e
fo r lunehcog, Alt membera are the Sanford Pilot Club «B« nrid
“ T oo r r l m r t J - '
iU
Miiiiuy .larvis were co.hewU*»*»,**
urged to attand this U at meeting Tuesday evening with the presi
I.ol* W'alkn
of Ihe yeplt
The City
ih»* scon u on Mimduy afternoon to tuem
dent, Mr*. A! Hunt, presiding anJ
1
hem of firi'le Four of tin* First No*f*’, A **WI i-ll I *. . i ' i I
The r.O-Sg Bihlc Clan* of the IB member* present.
\*"iing
of
t
he
an.
j
on
Ttir'duv
«
Wtirrl” ( l.tllkilt I
II
Mm. Paul Pezold was the win
.■ a Bop <-i flu n ch at the home of
Methodist Church will have Its
A repdrt ws* made op on* of ner of high contract h ii ^ v pi Ixe mutt Cm 11« T Suti M.di
t o pe | )j|a- i. 11 toe i .0 Richmond Avenue
lllv" 1 F o .tr r t I ' , i l i '
regular bualnara and aocial meet
a first project* undertaken by
DnneiVi giVa-n i i itoini
f the new
j p, nuetinu uns opened with j Tl-omii* 1111(1*1111
ing at Ihe home of Mr. and the club, a Mood bank. Member* for Imjlt’fl nt the Alltier Ibi^d**’ utciiiber
A
r,>aM
«lo ine
nf j pi ;nei nnu scripture reading A “Nrarf .......... *' Ml
. .. >
Mr*. George Sim*
an ftaulh of the Pilot Club hay* all bqen party which waw held on T u e s green, vellov it;*I v* lull was c a r
\|,
| \i sim rclpher am) the
H
S c i iu i |
“ T lu v n ic .
Sanford Avenue at 7:30 P. n . “iypad' and a record of each day evening in the Klk»* flu b , rie»l t i l l p i lib
1
intis.
I
n
i*
fa»
i
w
special
debt
,
F r o m R y iu p h n m
v
Central Circle of Ihe Hinford member* blood lype made at under the -ponBpmhip o f th
Mien f..r
'Mlitlg Wll I nl la
tc token in June were
I h o v e i t ) - H i • h e r* ii \\
Carden Club will meet for an the Sanford X-Itay and Clinical mothers f Antlers.
fill
Uif
tied
h
by
Mis
Garrison,
•
voiding*
of
welldislribiit*d
Bt Clan \Vhh( vkm« the high
i k<>. " VlB 1M*
t S t •» '
all-day aawlng sesalon a t the Laboratories. Pilot* can b* called
it Ilf *[i o fhupai* slcwHidihi eliHirinan
le i 1 f v i n r .
II. u
Woman'* CJub at 10:00 A. M. A upon as donor* In case blood prize winner fo r men, The la- klliiun dillu
n
,nw
were
o
nale
by
the
mem
i
i
re
M
i
11»oMchioii
Wot
ilirs* high
prize
for
fhiitese
J e n (1 B o r l t ir
covered dlah luncheon will be transfusions are needed.
U'tf !" visit the Coafily Home
|;
l>
VtMighn.
.ms
end
M
Tha
aecretary
reported
a
laUev
Cbeckcr»i
went
to
Mrs
\V.
<
served a t noon and all m am tars
" A n it i'ik ’h h t t i i t .
Ann M- 1ii •
• >n
i(ancin(; and to send he*.p ;v» ii»c Mountain
are urged to *lt*nd and br|ng hod been written to J. L Inglry, Clause, while high prize for men
- r . ‘iiH t im r
i it... h
N i m m W o f f e r . H i s * Mi*.* laatiM? n s In tto netti future
own needle*, thimbles and aela- chairman of the Seminule County went to A r
Madden Mr* iii'ii' Mi
j n r i r B l i u i k t 1n s ! i u t
A ii Intele**tmg Bible sludy tsas .
Defense
Committee,
offering
the
M
is'
C
art)
Inyn*
W
o
r
d
well.
Ralph
Ray
was
I
hi*
leciplent
of
•ora.
liiiight i y Mrs F K .liatchel and! Beading i sclcrti il i
Mi
,| jii
Itovd. Miss the
''-post Office Clerk* uml Au*. service* of the Pilot Club In any Rummy p tltr and the screem* lean
doling pinyt-i effered 11v lilVIOC “Al IHMl light Son
Minfin M " W r» Gai dim i
illary will, meet at the home of defense work.
contest wax won by Mm II. S t Dorn tin
then eli I ;
?>e, himI
The , soci#I meeting of the club Toler
tv'dly. .Mis*
Hr. and Mr*, IT. A. Moreland ou
J
Ib
'fn
sh n ie n ts w e re served by
Mioumal [ Mol i* |
South Sanford Avenue at 7:30 P. this month will be a picnic and
M i*
Rrfteriliinenl'* of cuke
ntnl* Klizabcth
Cio-ftii {|tl. fn,„trsK lit the following
hiM "k/mirU't 1 ti cm
swimming party a t Mr*. R. R. mmch were sei ved to the lotg * Mr* , M
M.
Miss
Mi- M .1 'Irvk j , Mr* Lulu I {Verdi 1 M aiji.m i
Pippin's, May 27tb.
SATURDAY
If 111li M ►
"O \
Je
an
crowd
who
attended
by
Mi*
Mlilt-■
,
Mi*
J
F-.
GeU-bel.
Mi*.*
n, „ .,.u \ v <i m ,
Mcmbci* present at the tual.CecelUn Muale Club will have
Ml - -«
Ifenrv Tamm, chairman Mr* E llftf pel
M an Hall, Mr* W It Gat diner. ( s,-ln
It*' regular meeting In the Fan ness meeting were Mr*. William W R ig g er s . Mrs \V f ( la«>c, M is- A mo Sic • " \l" i " " M a n June*,
’ll r ite M l*
It
u
M a r t , M r*. W
Jt
*
nie S. Munson Studios on 00S C. Erickson, Mr*. Joel Field, M ilt and Mrs. Tom Townsend
h f ' h n Bryant* Hiihhid , Alls J M, MJiwciphcr,
D linen*1 Mo
Guisle DlnUin, Mr*. Al H n i Mr*.
M yrtle Aveflug at 3:16 P. M.
* Steele
}Mi* Sadie McWilliams* Mrs, V M r s . h . K . S m i t h
Seminole County 4—11 Achieve
E'raok MacNrlll. Mr* It t' Mav ’ " " a I-'.1 " m
Sawing session* will c
M .ug.iiat M yna, ** Hastv. Alls K. T Hunt, Mrs
ment Day will be held in iho P»r- In the .Woman a Club for I b o jj e j ' well, Mi*» Julia lb-lb- Met'IC- ,
E n t e r t a i n s K i le n tl?
' 1
Miw, J iihv Alii.'d M hii nu n;, Mi* J. II T ru
jah House iff the Episcopal Church Cross from 0:30 A. M. until 11:30U Und! Mr. J. r M iirhrll. Mi**
1 in iia N r t h
h n k ■'t*1* M. N (*lc\eland , Mrs
1
'litii
»ing it «
„ t 2r00 P . M. The public 1* In A. I% . w ith 41 n . Jack lla ll as Elcaiiur Morrl.on. Mo* Kalh-yu
"
' '
11'
j. -> Kin-key
* F
KiBckcy* Mr*
Mr* T fiiu SUkrN,
nut* ycJIn
Morrison, M in t.uclllr I’ egram, MIMS •g| V Duni.iii. Mi - Mlblrou Mi,e A llic T ru‘"lr*
cited to attend.
sponsor.
ffo rd Miid Mins |r e iii
I Altnmn. Mi •
Maiji®
IlmJgea,
Mm llylsn
1
mo:
?ll 11 h I'll Ii | 141IMr
metj t i r y r j i f the Mm. It. R. Fippin. Mn>
n
Mailt
iSlcwarl
P. tt.r UK WSK
hvl 11
U r o r iS e F i m B a g l .t Schultz, Mm. M. Bi Smith
Wilkinoioii \ l io Eliznm th H h ' cIi ______ ___________
French A u m n i*
Church will hr held at the rhurrh Mm. H. A. Swinson.
1 *c i, Mist* I it!i tn W iklr-h,
Mia*»
hrldjFi f h
i
r in
• t 8 :3 0 i*. M. “ An Urgent Go*O f C irc le
1 Fl *ltne a IliyoMt,
'Tdl.s,'
Hat I k•' C h a i r m a n
The Inn, In
Social Calendai
High School W riter
T6 Get Scholarship
SW IM l
Alathcan Glass
Boat
On
Personals
A ,s i
Clab jVfenrbcrfl^
Hood BanJc
Organize Blood
recital a* llur gue*t.
H o lly w o o d
S w im
i
||,t til .-i itr«M
(lo- torse
*tol««
Iti, , ti i|lH|t HM*
,TlVO ATP HoStCSSeA
At ('ircie Meeting
..... .
t ilalw orUBttR.
.......... fkgtorr-
Mrs. Paul Pezold
Wins Bridge Prize
Last'XImes1.today
-£ ‘ ___
pal Jo Direct Youth" will be the
topic lo be presented by Circle
Two vtlth Mr*. B M. CarrcIT,
chairman, Ip ch art*. All mcmbars are urged to attend.
Stlnbeamf, Ju n ior R. A.’ a «»'*
Ju n ior 0 . A.'* will meet during
Lha program moating.
! Vti'crbower **f
H APPT
B IR T H D A Y
K atharine Harriaon
Mia* Floranca McKay
U in lci
I "asi la
M i- ■
| Louise L villi'* .1 ii*l Mi»‘ lr.it*
j Wttlker of U ill* r I Vi | k
i Also, Hnrold Hull, liuvne I
1 Kttdcr* Duane Tillis, Hill* I:-•*.
I
Ju te Keyes l.eftv Altm^fV
( Herbert Moitdand, Kenneth K* It
' ols, Alvin Ddhaui, Dill Vcrio-u,
A FEW MORE DAYS LEFT
C
'
h i
(30II£ OUT OF BUSINESS
n » - - --
-
i
t l» m « tug ■ kii B e f i s
oft i •* a i«
i
Ci JftiiOCKKD DOWN
NE XT
WEEK.
INK FINAL REDUCTIONS TO SELL
!UK*LY-«ALL m e r c h a n d ise NOW
flgif stock Ma r k e d dow n a g a in .
’eaturea 2
D R ESSES
REDUCED F O R
FINAL
CLEARANCE —
Ma r v e l o u s
values
Is
1‘ r e s e n t e d
t
hn m
j
(J ift
sun. chint iiiafi
* f III* h u i (»tiid*'firia f ‘ir fle of
the N niifitnl (Isrd t ri
Club
wn ,
I'T r-e n ti *1 w ilh h iia n d h ig «•* i*
g ift f i mil the yNiifonl C ru in ii iti
.’vchool tit tiu d i f lub uii-m lier* «i
the lecent May iiiui lleiiifh Day.
m n p p ie fiu tii n for her "cscellen
\Autk am* iissimlaikcc in hrlp ing
To form ih r .lunioi U^rdeii l 'lid
Ifi the Kcliiird,
H r« L I F it t iir r , past p resi
dent
of
H it
r n r r n i - Tciic be t s j
|',J
M Ifh
I mi it | ,
,1
S u its
III*,,
,*ii»-|i|t*a r
\ hill"
Itl
\i II
M ATh'
I 1 \ - 1 It
II—
3 A UN
\ M i:it l( A ’
H o llv w o o c l
SHOP?
I )re s‘ ses
f |. ,
i htiM n , ••11 i
tt,rii *.i
j phicid j*1 1mi H,. i ...
I •*!
ti ling hu h of In Itlgi Mi- n i ,
pi l-M llti'll
Till K mLM
high f u , , lln<n
irir*’ it ,1*. \*11r«
IlirVlV, XNfa►1a
nwatded l' Mi
I
Thou
u i i", lit;
Mm
S iiii Hi h ,
<’oni i r i . Mi
M
J
V
V
tllo.I
■J
Rail hi
Assncialioti. was prisciiled wifh 4* ;•'>
Tuiner M» \\
psif |irestdfnt s* pm I y th*
A at the exercises which wrr* F. N Rp. k -»
dull. Ml
\\
held on ihr campus lust h id » )
Hen ry | I 118' V
Sub
I)e b N
per, Mr- \S
A mi Tin u* 1
In itia te
M e m b e ra
O f C 'l u h
I Mltcheoii
c
tirm er Wii*,.in»'
The Inltiulion of Hit Huh-DHi Wilillik.
M
is n
Cira-Del Club "dopi n'* was lit Id
hist Thtiraduy evening ut lb
home of
Frtiiirt
Bryant
Following Ihe in ttiu tn n rcfifsh*
mm la were arm ed to:
''Dopes**: Miss Kntliicch “ nrnut, Miss Lcoiim Howard, Miss
Jean Htil per. Alisa Itutli Ajtrn*
airom, Mias M arguerite llunraP,
Mil* M arjie Jones and Alias Ann
Htaln.
And*
Alias Jn net
Buyd,
Mis«
I^EW ARRIVALS
Carol Jean
Hung*1, Mi
Min*
.
Nix, Mi ♦
I nun 1 -
Kt Ih'i hi
Lt 1
Ah"—
War dwell, Mi ► KarlimIt lisa Lilihy V11 up tin kin I
Uwijti Hayes
MTCAI IXTIIAI DEPfNDADlF
QUALITY FOR BETTER BAKING
—
INCLUDING N A T I O N A L
A D V E R T I S E D LINES.
ONE GROUP —
O D D S A feN D S
N' "
quoup
fA iio tte h
>u liilm -i
S I \ Jt***!
Redingotes
Mr. ami Mr*'. (2n»e Tilt*
nuunrc the birth of a d iu .
Dorothy Ann, on Saturday.
10, In Ihe KarnalJ.Laughton
raorlal Hospital.
II*
Next to b tln f bora
wllh curly k a lr,‘ we
think the lovlint wny
to h*vo it to—
h tiding spring Is»h-
**'»
i it m
|r Suiti iner
i ■i »mu it.
prinlw. lusdA rototib
* i er limit diexiwn mud
k'tiiiu-', light toright, pul*
itl errpe*
hag qualified ftceortllAf to the czcepllonal
U of Z o to o * U iu U r d g u i d 1b 1 licenced Zulou
WOO
.
SHOPS
**
-U
V- 4 :y v*
" L t r i s H ' - V'.Mavr H i& r o
-B
J f
ilZ/V •
Itv ifjS jA k .'-
r JMSVi
. ' r
**F
utila
*
rttlg l*.
i ■iinIsIii|a Il»*i*,
i .,I*ii *t 1 r ll«t*
H„i *1 | ,ir*|U«»J*r
' • ‘llvl
. i
r
a*
�9
•*
ratk n i are m a lty
-bsUed
s n uonlyr to
iMtaal field earLgU r . a p l i M ,
vie." Col.
soon esrrtoa. Mr. Loctltt vffl
act u chaplain i t Cuap Blxxxitng
for thb ywr,
U n. B. E. Gray spent Moth,
or.' Dor with hor toother, U n.
P. B. Haynes, I . LakeUnd.
nrko local. Boy B e t a with
loader Barbara Mihrto will rprad
this Friday night In Ovap Wawa,
It ad West near Plymouth, t a i t Friday f ir .
it Sanford of th a 'p e o n m Scoota at Sltrar
Of Christ Lake made 147 points oat of a
■ vbllor
and i b
ration Is tin food required to
feed one man tor ana day. to par.
chase extra foodstuffs to keep Me
wsrioua sectional taatoa aaliefled. It takas about **,000 a day
to feed the Dixie D iv b W
DURING THE
MONTH OF MAY
AT THE
SE M IN O L E
1 ^
tare, selected as
graphy magaxlne.
Califs placed his
get ar silhouette
.ANKETS
20% Off Regular Pri<
Modified Rations
Meet Approval Of
Blanding Soldiers
given a swimming party and
marshmallow roast i t ganLendo
Springs between hours of *:00 P.
If. and iiOO P. M. on Mondey.
Mr. and Mrs. S. U Tapper re
cently entertained her niece and
husband, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick
Chaaaay of Green Bay, wise,,
CAMP BLANDIKO.' I t t f ^
who are touring tho stato. Their
marriage waa lately an event In (Special)— A weak of “modified
the Epieeopel Church of their A field rations- as apparently
HEAVY.
The Saturday Night Card Club
was entertained by Mrs. J. B.
Msnick a t the Oaks.
Members
playing warn Ur. and Mrs. W.
A. Mitchell. Mrs. Florence Bun.
derlln. Walter Oeldsrd, Mrs. Her.
riet Whitten, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Barrie. Mrs. Abtle Morrison, J.
B. Monick and tha hostess.
Doris Xntsmlnger, daughter of
Mr, kad Mrs. Louts Entxmlngar,
received the hronse third place
music award given in tha county
by Roblnoff.
To tho stats track meet at 8tPetersburg, 0. B. Skewet, teacher
at Lyman took Pat Blankenship,
Olln Elgin, Forbes Blmpson, Torn
Van Bara and Hsrtert flwofford.
t h e r pil l o w s
•f* t t t t d l f t for tho month of
DOMESTIC RUGS
Sc Square Foot
9x 12 SIZE *8.00
—PHONE 475—
H
jE g g Z g ti
ad entirely
FLOOR SANDING
|V
11 | £
1 {
MY DEPARTMENT
QUALITY DEPARTMENT
T , Fry
af
X% lb to
D CDVTDC
FRE8H DRESSED
ErC-O-N-O-M-Y
(1 to 4 lb. •▼.)
B-E-E-F
r11,000
t f aenlisted
r i wmen.gIft »f mat
s tot
s
flowing through tho variooa com
pany and battery • treats gnu be
railed upon. This system of
rationing became effective by
order of tho War Department
May 1 following five months and
five days of the garrison ration
fJOY CRISPY TOASTED SANDWICHES AT H O M E R ’S
ALONG WITH YOUR FAVORITE DRINK OR COFFEE.
■'
We make oar owai
Fried ham
fh k < V .
E m u la d
Lettuce A tomato
F_ K 1
Bacon A eg«
/ T
i
Barbecue
ijg J lr - ■
Fried egg
Hamburgcru
p L l l
hem
Hot d j !
* ttr tko division were not nee.
aasarflj uniform.”
The Colonel stated the dlrlalon
would probably stay on “mod.
Wad A" until It daparta for the
maneurer a n a atxnrt next A te.
Mi. when the etralgkt A or B
field ration will bo need. Under
the atnalgtit A ration no money
S a®
tko "Picture of, the Month’* by Popular Photo
The photographer, Glen Flahback of Bactamfoto,
main light source directly behind the subject to
effect.
eo
elected third rice commander of
the American legion Post of
Sanford.
Attending tha County Federa
tion of Woman’s Clubs In AM*
manta Thursday ware Mra. Emtta
a
Buchanan- Mrs. J. A. BisUtaa,
I t . J r A Mrs.
Q ) F. II. Nlamayar, and Mru >.
H. Manick and Mra. F. Maddto
Mr. and Mra. Fred Elweta nad
Mra. Alice Coleman ng.JaMSoo*
villa ware Sunday guaata of their
mother and sister, Mra. Busan J e
wels and Mrs .FreancTHAOBM
i A large crowd attended we i
LOIN
§ f Ww
sznm *.
DAISY CHEESE._.lb. Me
BEEF LIVES_____lb. 27c
RRk’dBSWniCkt.
WIENERS....Jb. 15c
TOHK C H ^ l’S----------lb. l i e
am
■
M
m
m
L-I-T-T-L-E P-I-G P-O-R-K
8
-
^
^
C H o W 0"" °“
Fancy Fresh Coke*
each |c
Lemons,.. Doz 14c
no. <
bum
Cabbage — Lb. 2c
Potatoes.. 5 Lb 14c
KILB-DUBB
A n im a s.. 4 Lb 17c*
Yam s___ 4 Lb 17c
ia lb .
Potatoes
CEREALS
a
C andle e n d s .
It
Those who saved them used to be sneered at as
." j c o v w i
-'1
A
‘
*
1
So whether you want a dress, or a bathing suit, or
anything a t all, don’t run out and snap up the first
thing, you see. Take yoilr time, and save money. Read
the advertisements in this newspaper. It’s Just like
S S * ’""—
—S I* *
...4 lb. pkg. 10c
ABB
'
_
■*
1714C
Lb 3c
C h eese parings
Yes. And that’s why you ought to read the adver
tisements. A little money saved here and them can
make a whale of a difference by the end of the year!
-t>;
chief
A1C
stingy. But why? Even cheese parings and candle ends
have their uses. And hasn’t it always been sm art to be
thrifty?
lb
ULDEBS-.Jb. lS h e
......... ^
IS.________ Jb. 12c SAUSAGE___2 Ibu.
(ffrwge^ Doz. 19c
I
mc
s T iT s Io f !..
Carrots, Bunch 5c
’
T
CU t L E T 8 _ _ „
. . . 5 lb. 25c
m esa
W
B W C L ! ^ 2Bo
Collage CHEESE lb. 15c
P lS L IV E R ...
L A R D SM
O- HUM
S
4 lbs. 36c W 23c
«
.....—lh» lie
I
1
5SHSohoi1J
�k * * I*
urnymtm
PACK r iv B
T n E ,S ANFQRD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA
rot*a and other avmmar flowaga.
OVIEDO
The g ifts In*tho form o f a p e r
sonal shower were hidden around
O ’ Mrs. Y^ung Harris and Mrs.
. F. Cooper entertained for MU*
Innle King,, bride-elect at the
imt ef Mrs. Cfopcr last Thorsly evening. The guests honoring
list King were members of her
onday Bchool Class and former
embers from out of town.
The rooms warn decorated with
A t Our P ack age Store
Y ou’ll Find T he R eal )n
LIQUOR
our
VV itbu lIn arid Iin d A itc n t u 'u i*
tr*Vi«fv«f tillrccetl|
fd \fh *,♦
in n tm ir
nf I hi*
Qum li » i
i nutirii Hm«.
F v iitu ii**
.• 1
M"*ion ivf>v
IN T H E L y A S T
A ,5 0 p _
• r All the Itnm play** I well
t vci,vurn* had n go *i tun *
*■ \
lad
* to u lAK TO G it i m c i i o MUtF
ask rc l
rout womr sack.
tender,
S w lfl’n Premium
deliciou.*.
* « i r r i pimuirM
rI AM A HEAVY ANIMAL,
A N D HAVE ONE TOE
ON BACH FO O T' /VtV
DOC -SIZED ANCESTORS j
IHAD SEV ER A L TO ES '
O N EACH FOOT.' /W
SCIENTIFIC N A M E IS
ksfooc<y o tA d A c o cs* .
julry
o u r v /ta m m s
ItcnutiFullv
s w ll- T 's
m argled
r iin e ii *
u e » .
w iim .n
30c
lb. 23 He
Dessert PEACHES
2 no. 2*/2 cans 25c
Bdlk PHlsbury FLOUR............... 5 lbs. 21c
McCormick’s TEA (glass free!) ‘/i-lb. 23c
A sst Royal GELATIN........... per pkg. 5c
Rippled WHEAT
2 pkgs. 10c size 15c
Potatoes,
17c
1‘OTATOES
10 Lbs 18c
Spinach,
Lb 5c
P & G SOAP 3 giant bars 1 0 c
Demonstration
PEPSI-COLA
Carton of 6
25c v c 7h*S»iaFi>oJ-Drt*L>
ZO or FIG BRAN
B
P»»t
17c
Small A A C
Slto V U
I-arg* / » *
Klir
U *
HumH h MaiMt’i C M i
2 pkg25c
Q uart
27c
L-D*LAxlge. $1.19
KABA LOO^abse 89c
Spread 5-oz. jar 17c
S n o w d r if t
*
Guest Ivory 2 for 9c
lrlb. 19c
• IVORY FLAKES
3*lb8. 49c
t
n
*1 ’v*
SOAP POWDER
6 'lge. 25c 5 sm. 12c
^ lbs. , -27c
SUPER- SUD8
10 lb8. 52c
2 -■ © 8* •••wa**e«p ♦-* f * *.* JlC
FLQUR
S l £ 5 ^ ^ 2 9 c
WESSON OIL
KIX.. . 2 pkgs. 25c
pint 22c qua rt 42c a i n u l r i . J ji^ Far I* WMh
iB B B M n Palmolive Scrapple tall can 19c
Beef Loaf....can 19c
bar 6c FORT HOWARD
L, iT
P ricoi G ood Thru M ay 17
Fish Steak FtUels
t.N .fty M I.
lb
35c
Vi »», |^» i-l t- t it;. 1]
B ron st
lb 1 5 c
lb
C u tle ts
2c
^ a n Camp’s SPAG i Te I^H
{all can !)c
SODA CRACKER..................... lb. box 9c
Light House CLEANSER
3 cans 10c
Dill PICKLE
V2 gal. ja r 25c
FLIT................... - ............ p t 25c qt. 39c
# The
nvtr>
99c W E IN E R S
Roost
Good Taste 0 L E 0 ...........lb. 1 O__
c Beans, ... Lb. 7c
MIRACLE WHIP
mi* m
Chops
* ANSW ER: Horse. The history M the lmi«f run be traced back
to the tertiary geological period, to s tiny fos-like rrrature whose
srvrral toes hrlped it gel about on the M ill, swampy ground
on
Repeater Brerkfast Bacon lb. 2 7 c
4
«i
VEAL SALE
w ith fat • -
Cabbage, Lb
MONARCH COFFEE
,
27c
SHOULDER,
F R Y E R S ..........................lb.
ojaniii ,
and
SW IFTS PREMIUM.
The n a t u r a l w a if
L ow est E veryday P ucos
Mfiyionc W b f I e»rri
CHUCK POT ROAST, lb.
I’s Obelisk
\
i mil **
T*n owl s* or
_
MINIH&MUIS.-ON—WAIT HVI MINUTU.
ROUND STEAK, lb
IVORY SNOW
Lge. 21c
3 sm. 25c .
Ihi
iHsjsnxniwiioosl fU/A
Store
■ .
.ind tho A d fU o i, 1 .. .I
tVnpf*rB utltwdfd
At Good Droggitls Krerywfcsre.
r
*r,' K -H* r^y tSL
Mo in be is o f tho oouiu .!
i \ic llo n t io|K irts o f then 1
Mather Arcade
\-u
;• ........... o.v7*"^’iiS V £ r te
K Kpt'wtis State home d*’i. i
tout agent.
HAS HAD C V E R
N IN E H U N D R E D
COUGHS MOMCOLBS
BAGGETT’S
^ 1
nddrpwivs i v <
K m ;li*h , S ta te Riippi in v i . .!,«»•
piil'lip instruction, urnl M>
HENTHOMUISI®
V.'
Fi n Deftvary, Phone 7ftP-i
M '
Ol t
By William
Ferguson
Ifl’INCY, May 1,1.— is,..
Neatly H00 bun e demon* t
<StsLj Homni from JHf« i**'»n, I
DON T COUGH
■Y
H
ChAmpagne,
Brandy
Wine, Gin, Cordials, etc.
Liquor
THIS CURIOUS WORLD
the rooms. Directions for finding
the gifts were in rhyme, tho
thyme furnishing the clue for tho
finding nf the gifts. Game prises
"ere won by Mrs. Milton Gore
anil Ml*, Klliabeth llunter. Re
freshments of mints, cake and'
ice cream were served to the
guests.
The guest list included the!
following. Miss King, the honoree,,
tlrs. Milton Gore, Mrs. Ned Yan-j
cry, Mrs. Howard Hunt, Mrs.,
Mnrvin Rstrs, Mrs. Ben Wnln-|
.rrond rhilil of tho fS7.yrar.oM
Ickr. anil lil* wife, a ton, Hurc.M
McKwi'ii, wa. t>i>rM S*pt, J,
iom>.
IDemonstration Clubs ]
39c
lb
23t
BEEF SALE
Mini
1.- a
itimimiigc
left
Thursday lor lYn*,Hc»i;i wlirrv
hlir will ^|i«*;i41 two wroku vis*
iIinhr riliitivin,
Ito a s t
lb
27c
Mr. nmt*SJr*. II. (». WaiitwrigM
hail in gur ri8 Sunday, Mrs. II.
A
A'liitit jirtl daughter* mIjo
Mr.-* I mho Admit* nml duughturv
of \\ inloi I'mk M i" Aitpiiiifi i*
the mu I «*f of Mr-* Wu tit weight*
noast
lb
29c
M oat
r<**..r S l i c c v
,
'■ • |.
All I ' i'
S lo w
lb
25c
|l ri'tj.'
Ib
27c
,
Bacon
The rut ore Fumi! r liiya en
tertained i-iie Home Kc gtria of
Bacon
I hr Ovirtlr 11 i tt11 Hihuil lit Hail*1
luntlo In-' Ft u!;i.\ mg hi w ith ti
|iii*»ISt FUP|H‘ I,
Ib
35c
T obacco
Mr* Nan Parker cntcrtoincil
with « “Slumhrr 1'iiriy" «t her
1 r»mc pi liiihhlif i«l la<tt W i'tlliri.
tiny muhl Tho gucnU includiM)
Miss l.ncy A i le, Mt*At*a NvUir
Ilcih*ii1:tugh. Junmltt Johnun hiuI
I .<miv» W*»tda'*r
35c
lb
r,i 1 0 c
A il P O R K STOLLS lb 3 5 c
S i l O U L D L n w liolc lb 1 2 ' ^c
0 HAM
*Ik-oo ib
29c
L nne
3
ib*
25c
ib
35c
L n r « l‘y ■ i i n C H O I 'S
I l l M . JLf V £ R
il.rcd
Ib
23c
2
O u r Price Stays Low! Yo u Pay Loss!
RAISINS
2 -lb
1 5
,
M i'
Jitm n Partin uml lot
Athlrtir g ill" nt llu High 8rh*t iitrrlninrtl
hi ulu-olrct,
Mi *
N»*IIip Hptlcnhough Moiiility (uglu
ORANGE
BRAN
with a aurprUp huffet 8iip|iitJ
pkg
honoring hrr iputoyching mm
linjfi* to Mr. Kiank J oiip* of Sun ■
fnrtl. Tho girU preaentisl M^*
P«Hicii*MUigh with n Ii»vr1y g if’
from the ^ruiiji.
The Young Womrn'a r i i i t r ol |
(Mu nit inn Service uf the Ovi!*’l<>
Methoijat
Churrh
met
at
9C
FLOUR
2 0 lb * 5 5 t
l
rhutch .Monihiy iifteruoim w 1111
MrA. Jiitnea (hvrn* riml Mi 1
Waller ('a lte r netirig in lio i
eases
TiM'silay afternoon the 11mm ]
ritiililei s t'laas i*f the McihiHlf^l'
churrli i’titertuine<l the Y*umg
f^ulica' Clata with a (ianlcn
I’ nrtv at the tome of Mr* T
\V. Lawfon
Thursday, May 15th nt M:R0 |
P. M. the O n tru l Young Peo-1
|dfa Union %vi1l be enlertnineil
hv the Ovleilo Mrthodiat t’ huifh
The adults of the community
nrc Invited to attend lids m uU r monthly meetinR
of the I
yoiinjr Methodists of (he Orlsmlr
area.
Through inadvertence tho nnrm
of Mrs, Charles S. U t was nmltled last week «» tielnn otic of (
the hostesses nf the slower
riven bride.elect, Miss Minrti
Kln^.
B. E. Andrews and I«
Ai
Rnimlcy of Hanford were hi
Oviedo lait week on hu 1
•nets.
I
B. F. Wheeler and R.
I. I
Wheeler of Nelson and Cu.
Ine^ were down
the
East
Coast and In Ijkr Okercho-'
bee district the latter part of,
last week on
business
for
their flm .
Oviedo college students home
for Mother'e Dey Included Jim« U McGowan. Frank ,Wh«l.
•r,
attuktiU
al g l t t i o n
Unlaaraity,. D*Und, aluo R.,y
« w iU o f gtaoon ami Virgin l»
Wllkarann and Uulaa Whcrlc r j
from Florida Southern College 1
M
takalawlf «Uo
Gnirgr
/rmn
Urrtrtnlty t f ;
Florida, Gain*,till*.
|
C\> CABBAGE
PilUtiury a
P u r in a
pkg 10c
PtlhlNHy u I au> jt * i
flo u r
10c
pkg
Lrmiiitien C uk«n
r io u r
pkg 23c
Vol Vuu Wi,u O n i«d
M prtcota
ATTENTIONI
RCADV, AIM
—PAIN T 1
FAMT STTlUe KAMIIUUK
Sanford P aint
& Glass Co.
1
'jlinditd Vttftftj*
S a a s a g e 3 1«>20c
G P Whule KurngJ
C o rn 2 12-oz 19c
Garden Pul h
P o o s 2 3 0 3 23c
it Whip.-
SQ U ASH
DEANS
A s p a r a g u s 15c
L e m o n y 5 ■». 1 0 c
I *11 .11 i.ll I 1 ^
|
,j| | i *, 11
( iihe**
ii fur r»c B a n a n a s 4 ib* 1 9
Now rr..|. 1 hi *.
R e d B U ss 5
Wkj*h j-ltjia Whir ip
15
A p p le s 4 - 2 5 c
PO TA TO ES 10
ib.
17c
J u i c e 3 no 2 2 0 c
I,! k-ly a C.*
C o r n no 3 0 3 1 0 c
!',* s •»Iy i 7 ' ‘»*i i Uj
J u ic e 3 ^03 2 5 c
hiuiely a (.’hill
S a u c e 12-oz 1 5 c
K ra ft's M a yo n n a ise
Georgia Maid
DILL
Wolvr Greum j
BEANS
Giant Burs
PICKLES
ENRICHED willi Vi trimin EJ|
■ WWlwMf# Sf *
H all P ric e S a le l
S U P E R B UDS
Tha Sally Harricon Chapter of
Ik* D. A. K. mot at Ih* homo of |
Mrs. Goorg* W.
Morgan la*t
Promium P r o s ! I 6 1 / 9 1
DREFT
t Cf
9
i
1111 CI
On. L*0. Pk *.*. fo*
G r a n u la te d S o a p
/ la r g o pkq
rs
H(JP
i
H a ll P »Ue
W ilh 1 lge. lor
3
Towel*
3 rolls
small
20c
25c
G eap P a J , or C l . a n . r -
r - : 1snii
\
�9
INGWOOD
Waste* o f th* Baphold th alr monthly
a t lh* church on
a rrU n tltta firu t
armor>y of Sanford
i c h a rt* of C hrlit
rood, waa a visitor
■arch Sunday a fte r.
fo r this y*ar.
~
Mr*. B. B. G ray * p w t M oth,
o n f D »r with h er mother, M i l
P. B. M > rn n , In U l n l i u .
HTi* local B o r Scoot* w ith
Isoder Bay b arn IIO w m will n i m l
thl* Friday night In Oimp Wowa,
near Plymouth. L ast Friday flea
of th* -younger Scout* a t S llrar
Laka mad* 847 point* out of a
po.«tbl« BOO la toot*.
w
DURING THE
MONTH OF MAY
jfiUfL
AT THE
#
FLOOR SANDING
th* Dhrlaton ha* th* aam* thing.
'Modified' mono* Uu to r e m mant
allow* each company commander
two rente par day per ratten <a
ration Is th* food required to
food on* man fo r on* day, to p a r.
th a t* o t r a foodstuff* to keep bt*
curious **ctlon*l taste* sa tis
fied. I t tahaa about UflOO a day
to food th* DIM* D irtetea."
GLEASON
SEM IN O LE
Wm
COUNTY
v
LAUNDRY
C levtr u ie of backlighting I*' <1
taro , selected a s Iho "Plcfur# of th* Month” by P opular Photograph y magaxlno. Th# photographer, Glon Flshback of Sacram Bnt^
Calif., plarad hi* main light sourc* dlrtcU y behind th* s u b jic t to
g et m silhouette effect.
ANKETS
20% Off Regular Price
given a swimming p a rty and
marshmallow roast a t S sn U n do
-Spring* between hour* of 1:00 P.
i t . and 6:00 P. M. on Mondsy.
Mr. and Mrs. 8. L. Tup per. re
cently entertained h er niece and
husband, Mr. and Mr*. Patrick
Cbeaney of Green Bay, Wise.,
who a r t touring tb* state. Thalr
m arriage waa lately an evoat In
tbs Episcopal Church o f thalr
bom* town.
Th* Saturday N ig h t Card Club
waa on tart* Itied by Mrs. J . H.
Mcnlck a t th* Oslts.
Members
playing w e n U r. and Mr*. W,
A. Mitchell, Mrs. Florence Son.
derlln. W alter Gsldsrd. Mrs. B a r.
rlst W hitten, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
H arris. Mr*. Abbte Morrison, J .
H. Mcnlck and the boat***.
Doris E nttm lng*r, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Entemlngar,
received th* brent* third place
music award given In th* county
by Rublnoff.
To tb* atat* track roast a t Bt.
P otonoarg, O. H. Show**, teacher
a t Lyman took P a t Blaakonahlp,
Olin Elgin, Forbes Simpson, Tom
Van Horn and H srb srt Swafford.
W. J. H artley ha* recently been
Laundered soft and fluffy —
Wool blankeLa relumed In moth
proof hajtH at no extra coatj
HEAVY.
S (light) ...
R PILLOWS
DOMESTIC RUGS
Sc S qoan Foot
9x12 SIZE 13.00
—PHONE 475—
Modified Rations
Meet Approval Of
Standing Soldiers
Kitty's)
QUALITY DEPARTMENT
T * F ry
CAMP B L A N D m O ,-M *F J * (6 p ed al)— A sn a k of "modttted
A field ratten*" a* apparently
11,000 enlisted men, if COWm oat
flowing through the varies* com
pany and battery street* e ra b*
relitd upon. TbU aytU m
ratten in g beeame effective by
en ter of th* W ar D epartm ent
M ay 1 following flea month* and
five day* of tb* garrlaon ratten
system.
■ To got a d o o m tnslte Into the
officer of th e 100th Quarterm aster regim ent, a Bt, AogM tlna
now feeding method, Colonel
Jacob H. BpcngUr* commanding
man who know* rationing from
A to Z waa Into nr tewed, Th*
quarterm aster
regim ent
ha*
ch art* of food distribution.'
“Tbs l i s t Division w*nt on
w hat la catted the ‘modified A
1% k u
Er&O-N-O-M-Y
fflSW
w R * ' ■
SSH TA ST*
uU d
Fried egg
Bakad ham
Hamburgen
Hot dog!
“ 1C23e
28.
DAISY CHEESE—.lb. 2Sc
BEEF LIVER------- lb. *7e
Cottage CHEESE tb. 15c
WIENERS.... l b . 16c
15C
NECK BONES___ lb. 6c
L-I-T-T-L-E P-I-G P-O-RK
i« «
ig g
ULDEJtS—lb.,l2Vie
B_________Jb. 12c SAUSAGE....^ Ibn. 25c
ALONG WITH YOUR FAVORITE DRINK OR COFFEE,
u
W* auk* our own:
Fri*d ham
®n
B-E-E-F
LOIN BT._______tb. 19c
fJOY CRISPY TOASTED SANDWICHES AT H O M E R ’S
'
DEPARTMENT
FR ESH D RESSED
~MW
[t.
J U Q 1
Apples,.... 5 lb. 25c
mbs
au js
Fancy Fresh Cukes
,- , I ‘
no. s
Potatoes.. 5 Lb 14c
TOUR BU<
a a c h fc
nun
4
Lemons,.. Doz 14c
./' *t i,
lo cal
Stringless Be«| 3 1so u n d s
English P eas, J
C .^ g -
‘A
J
Cabbage — Lb. 2c
KILN i m i t t i
Yam s
x tn n
4 Lb 17c
no. i
ia lb.
■SSL Potatoes__ 1754c
PINEAPPLES... 3 for 14c
C h eese parings
r '
V
f
*
r- V ,V ;
C andle e n d s .
Small g54^
.... Lge 20^
Small iV i^
Lf?e 2 0 *
CHOKE GIRL.
BEETSt
Those who saved them used to bo sneered at fls
Ntlng^. But why? Even cheese parings and candle ends
have their uses. And hasn’t It always been Bmart to be
thrifty?
'
Yes. And that’s why you ought to read the adver
tisements. A little money saved here and there
make a whale of a difference by the end of the year!
‘
So whether you want a dress, or a bathing suit* qr
anything a t all, don’t ran out and snap up the fiiat
thing you see. Take, yottr time, and save money. Read
the advertisements in this newspaper. It’s Just lltye
having a dozen bargain counters lined up betide yottr
arm chairi
:
^ .L i
L - J lh .d e
Jge. aOe
■ .'FA R i-vi-
�;V ■
T i l * 8 A N F Q R D H E R A L D . B A N C O R P , F 1 .0 R ID A
OVIEDO
1
Arm. Young Harri* and Mr*.’
* . F . Cooper entertained for Mi**
Minnie King,, nnde-eirct at the
home o f Mr*. C90per la tl Thurs
day evening. The gueata honoring
Mia* K ing wrrts member* of her
S u nday School Class and former
l i m b e r s from o a t of town.
, The rooms were decorated with
A i O a r P a c k a g e S to re
Y ou’ll F in d T h e Bestt In
■ \
By William
Ferguson
THIS CURIOUS WORLD
Ifl.Y.t.
O ri.NTY.
May
l . Y - ihp
Neatly .‘WO hon e dvimui*;
<tub wumrn fttmi Ji’l f n <m.
\ \ it1.11 Pn :in«I ( iu il- i lr n « i»"ti
recent >i \ m» i
triult-d flu
M(« tine
«»f the
Qumht 1
* uti'irii hr iv.
Kent hi •••
•■ ••••ion n e e iiddrr**« • I v
K»mli*b. State stipe» n • i.
ruMi*- in*tionion, and 'I
V K n wn. State home <1.
»i(tie'T
■><
t« »i MK«nt.
H A S HAD C V E R
N IN E H U N D P E D
Members of the cotim I
i iit'llrn t irp o rts «•f • •i
FCt
I F t— D eflrtry, Phone 7A»-J
’*
The g u r.t list Included th e ' ___
____
Mr*.___
O.___
G.„ Wolcott,
Mr*. Oreon
Helen l.elnfollowing, M itt Kin*, the honoree,! B urnett and M r
Mr*. Millon Gore, Mr*. Ned Y a n -jh a rt a* ho»te»»e»,
cey, Mr*. Howard Hunt, Mr*.
Th* ciub voti
Marvin E»tc*, Mr*. Ben Wain- . •» f!ir i
....
•rrmid rliiM of th r 07-y.ar.-oM
Irkr* ami h i. « iff. a ton, llnrrM
MfKwrn. o n
l*>rn .“ opl. 4.
V A /^ R S
IN T H E L A S T
A ,5 0 0
. B r a n d y , Champagne,
' Wine, Gin, Cordial.*, etc.
* **•} 1v v74
‘
roar* «nd othrr tumtner flowar*. w right, Ifrt. Jam ea Lee, J r . Mr*.
The ( l f u in 'th e form of • per-■ Harold John*on. Ml*. R. F. King.
tonal thowrr were hidden around Mr*. L. H. Gore, Miaa Maggie
the room*. Direcliona for. finding llarri*, Mitaea, Mary Alice Wiltha Klit* were in rhyme, the liama, Anna Cedar, Lacy Arlc,
rhyme furniihlng the clue for the E tta Ganimage. W anda Lee Anfind Inf of the gift*. Game prtiea derton. Nellie Brdrnbaugh, Ju a n
*cr*..wo" bT Bra. Milton Gore ita Johnaon amt Melita Want.
nnd Ml»« Klitabeth Hunter.. .H»..
The Ovirdn Woman'* Club held
frohment* of mint*, cake and ] th eir la*t Club luncheon for the
ice erram were trrved to
| na»on la tl Friday at th eir Club
gurii*.
| hou*e, with Mr*. Janie* Wllaon.
COUGMS MOMCOLDS
rHAl WON I TURNlOOtt
______
BAGGETTS
Liquor Store
TMfl ONI SS OP
— v— •
whoU u u
MINIKO-MUIVON—WAIT HV| MMUTI
S TOil »*1 TOGIT IXFfCTIDItlHT
* A'* K t »Ot*» MONEYIACK.
I A M A H E A W A N IM A L ,
A N D H A V E O N E TO E
O N BACH F O O T ' M V
D0 6 -SIZBD A N C E S T O R S I
Ih a d s e v e r a l t o e s ’
O N E A C H F O O T ' AAV
S C IE N T IF IC N A M E IS
M a th e r A rc ad e
f At Good Dragglata
Rrerywhar*.
ROUND STEAK, lb
S w lfl’n Prem ium
delicious.
id O O tA
CA&AtMCAS.
FOOD
t
CEffTERS. j
L o w e it E v e ry d a y P u c c i
.
ten d er.
M lf l O a r W « li-
CHUCK POT ROAST, lb.
27c
B eautifully m arg led w ith fat
S W IF T S P R E M IU M .
VEAL SALE
ANSW ER }|o«»e. The hlitory bf the hw»e ran he (raced back
tft thr tertiary geological period, to a tiny foa-like rrratu rs whose
several toe» helped it gel about on the soft, swampy ground
l with Mm . Milton (inn
Cabbage, Lb
Potatoes,
Thursday
I Unirn ri. Mr- Ihm .n.l Hunt and
Mi.* Mm\ Alir«* U <11 hu* |irea*
17c
1 n it
,\| if*
I.- a
fiiimtiutgr
left
Thursday lor Pcnsnr«i|.i where
ill *fM'ttil I w•« tu-t'li* via*
itimr rvliilivi»
POTATOES
10 Lbs 18c
Spinach
P a l ter
Owen*
in ting
nml
Al •
ns
Iim t
lb
15c
lb
23c
lb
lb
19c
27c
r S l i c e s o.i 1 0 c
n o o st
S te w
Ib
a i t L’ O R k R O L L S lb 3 5 c
S I I O U L U L I I w h o le lb 1 2 ' . c
O HAM
* iu co ib
2V c
L ftn r
3
lb*
25c
(tin CHOPS
Ib
35c
L(V£H
tlircd
Ib
23c
25c
D ocon
Ib
27c
U acon
Ib
35c
19c
C herries
RAISINS
2 1b
15
ORANGE
ORAN
P*>fl
9 c
FLOUR
2 0 Ibt 5 5
The Young Women'* f*iu lr
C'hiiMtian Bervice of the C>v•«•••-*
Mrtl .im‘ i*( 4 hurcli met ni tb*
church Monday nfternooti an
Jum i'i
D ro c u l
noost
ti rtam rd Hu- Hume Kc girl* of
Ibi Ovirdn Hijrlt Sri oul at Sait,
j laiidu la*' F lid i\ inglil with :«
pU’Mit ruppri
Mr* Nan l%
arker entertained
with a "Slumber P arly ” at her
lunir lit tiuldrfiiod L»*t Weitnea«lay night Tbr gue«t« included
Mina l.m V A He. Ml"»e* Nellir
|l<-itriit<augh, JuaiiKu Jultlivii and
I .<mi>o l/.itSt'-i
.
Mr* Jatne* P srtin and b» i !
Athlelie girl* id lie lliwti Seh*»
intcrtnlned
linde-elect,
Mlk , i
Nellie lieticnbjiugb Mumlay litglu
with a *urprl«M* buffet *u|tp« i 1
bunoHng her apiaoaching miuriage to Mr. Fiank Jour* of S iiu
ford. The au la preoented M«lledeii'iaUKh with a luvi*l> gift
from the group.
Mr*.
35c
S te a k s
i Mr m id 'flr v II (i Wniiim light
j l<;ul t\< guests Sunday, Mir . II.
i A .\ilniu m d ill.lie nlri *» alro
Mi
«•• ri« A.Immi » an.I dauirhtrrr
i eef U iiiln rail* Mi* Adam* i»
tbr mu I >1 <d Mi* \Ynmivri|ht.
Tin- I'titurr K hmih r la v s t*n.
Walter
lb
R oost
i nfti ........ . ulili Mr* Yuiing lls r• it*. Mi
\e tl Vnncv. Mr* Floyd
2c
Chops
VLLVO
CMC*
MIRACLE W HIP
ZO o r F IG BRAN
• The
Sum
P«»t
p
s
,
l i i i M m m t ’i C M n
H e
| g j | B 2 pkg 25c
L-D -LA xlge.
K A B A
L O O _ s lz e 8 9 c
' Sn o w
Guest Jlvory 2 for 9c
IVORY FLAKES
IVORY SNOW
B
|1 .1 9
d r if t
l-lb. 19c
J d b s . 49c
WESSON OIL
IX .:...T7kg8- 25c
pint 22c qua rt 42c K
WanaalaS. Ja* r . i I* WMS
Warrkaa* S
Scrapple tall can 19c
Beef Loaf....can 19c
Ballard's Obelisk
IS h l
v/p r" f '
b yar. 6c
FORT HOWARD
-A
W a p - po w d er
^ ^
ki. A
Tuesday uftrrruMin th r Ilium I
nullder* ( ‘lam of llie Mp IIumIipI
church rutcrlniruNl the Young
IJulies' Class with a Garden
P arty at the tom e of Mr* T
W. I*awtori
Thursday, May lf»th nt k 1H)
P. M. th r Cent rat Young Pro.
|de* Union will he entertnineii
by the Oviedo Methodist t'huich
The adult* of the comrminitv
are Invited to attend this m
u lar monthly meeting of tbr
young Methodt«U of the Orlando
a rt? .
Through inadvertence the nnm«
of Mra. Charles 8 . I>e* waa omit,
ted last week a* bring one of
the hostesses nt the n b m u
given bride.elect, Miss Minnn
King.
B. E. AAdrrw* nml \,. A
It rum Icy of Hanford were *«
Oviedo last week on Im *
'ness.
B. F. Wheeler and R. I
W h tc ltr of Nelson and Co .
were down
the
East
Coast and In Ijikc Okeechohoe district the In tier part of
lost week on
business
f «*»
their firm.
Oviedo college students homi
to r Molbar'a Day includni Jim««U McGowan Frank .W hrrl.
•T,
aluiWnta
at
8 I• t• on
D n lm v iy r, D«L«nd, al*o R..y
CJanU o f g taiio n and Virginia
FL0UR 6 'lge. 25c 5 sm. 12c
5 lbs.. ..27c
V > .>
CABBAGE
PilUhur > •
r o r ln a
10c
pkg
k^lllsliuiy • I ll> a n
flo u r
pkg
10c
!«fiO»hr»n 1 llw
r io u r
pkg
23c
Vul V(1*1 W iv (Jn|««i«d
J t p r t c o t s w H ‘/ j
Ve*xJ#'d V•aorta
S a a s a g o 3 '■■■ 2 0 c
G P Whwl* Kainal
ATTEN TIO N !
READY, AIM
—PAIN T 1
C o r a 2 12 •OX 1 9 c
( j o r d t n Put ti
P e a s 2 303 23c
II Whip*—-
FAMT STTLMI ttADQIUITUS
Sanford Paint
& Glass Co.
SQ UASH
DEANS
P e o s 2 303 2 5 c
A sp a ra g u s
• •( • *11 i.H I I s
13c
L e m o n * 5 '■» 1 0 c
New (*t | I l i -
R e d B lis s 5'
15
W'lih .' ti'e NA • tp
C o r a no 303 1 0 c
A p p le s 4
PO TA TO ES 10
K r a il's M ayo n n aise
Ceofgia Maid
DILL
Cuuil Bui.
PICKLES
1 0 ib i.! 6 2 e .
LNRICHLU with Vitunun h|
VALUABLE COUPONS
CAM SV^
/
/a r q c p
Premium Free!’
DREFT
SCOT
Towels
3 rolls
BH
e>|i4
-
’
J u i c e 3 no 2 2 0 c
it fin r»c B a n a n a s 4 u >19
C ukc'*
• »-1 r • ' • M'
; ■ j i , il I . »
ib *
25c
17c
I t »*l , ., » ’ •
,1* tn lf a 1 •• (to
J u ic e 3 }0 3 2 3 c
.Mutolf • Chill
S a u c e 12-ox 1 5 c
�*
8AfTfQ|ffi,
'iVnd Authors
ik y in g
n tm B B R G
Tr-riTVJi?aga ~ n ,
are
UlW*
*ff(impll»hnpiit< In•tanlljr rrrognl«od In h«r work.
And bm onth th# aurface one w
dwure of. two forrr* which In*
form h er fiction: ftrat. Iicr very
Southern attachm ent
to
loot
cauaea, and then the nobility
o u t ow N
ANN P a g *
fWblACBYLOK
i - “ »
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19c 3/C
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.
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ad
• -
X. qtffm iljb p .
PINEAPPLE
PRESERVES
.w
1 IS. Jar
15d 27c
-v >
Ann Pag* Salad Dressing pts. 15c qts.
A A P M t i COCKTAIL . 2 no. 1 cans
Sultans RED B E A N S...3-22 oz. cans
Top Ten Cdcktail S can* 25c no. 3 cans
•see
• * w *a—
27c
23c
18c
25c
« t^ # s
— w W ■ »4
m
A a P Pineapple JUICE....no. 3 can 27e
\F|our 5 Ibt*. 25c 12 Ips^. 55c 24 lb** ei.Wf
Apparagnn TIPS no. 1 cats 10e
low PEACH1&........ 2 no. 2Vi r*ns 25c
Iona Bartlett PKA11H ...no. 1 cans lUc
Iona Carden PEAS...........no. 2 can 10c
Iona TOMATOES..........4 no. 2 can 25c
qi nicv *»en
Facial TISSUES........... bos of 500 l&c
While NAPKINS........... bos of 80 ac
DAILY DOG FOOD........ 5 lb. cans 26c
English Style Aa«t. BI3CUIT8 uos 33c
NBC Shredded WHEAT........ .'...pfcff. 10 c
Soper Body MOTOR OIU2 cal. can 93c
Cleansweep BROOMS ....................ea. 23c
Cotton MOPS..... no. 10 I7c no. 20 29c
hava Identified tho neighborhood
aa your Own,
sanford,
n x )R U M _
remain n« renorted befrtr*. "This
Above All" lias been gklntng hr
ledns am) b f ’mils and we tirWIct
that It will be the next book tf*
hplil the kev num ber 1 posRltrti
throughout the country. A kipdy
It Is In fourth (dare an d l t |k c
only
been
publlthed
a flow
weeks. Bo h rre we liavo*1the
first great nrvcl of the praeWts
war.
MONFY
Cunpliell’g Tomato JUICE no. 3 edit
A & P G rape JU IC E .........pts. 12c qts.
Ann P age Sandwich Spread p t ja rs
aux ntm
French D r e s s i n g ^ p t 10c pt.
19c
19c
15c
19c
„
a
_____ a ,
FANCY WESTERN MEATS
R E D 'fS V E R S .............. V A lb. av. ea. 63cArm our S tar W estern Chuck Roast lb. 25c
Armour C'tar W estern Club Steaks lb. 30c
Select Skinned Beef LIVER.............lb. 30c
W ttfern PORK LIVER
lb. 15c
W estern SPARE RIBS
lb. 17c
W<aferti PORK CHOPS
lb. 23c
Sunnifield Cooked HAMS................ lb. 31c
Sliced Bacon SQUARES
lb. 18c
. --------- -- wwnr
Bulk Dried PEACHES........... 2 Ibu. X5e
TALCO FEEDS
Bulk Dried PRUNES
lb. 9c
SCRATCH \ EGG MASII
25 Ibu. 55c \
*5 Ibu. L3c
lOOlb.f. 52.13 100 abff. 92.43
GROWING
25. Ibu. 63C
MASH
100 lbs. 52.37
S ta rlin g MASH 25 Ibu. 63c
Fine Chick Teed 25 lbs. 61c
DAIRY FEED
20%
- 24%
100 Ibu. 91.93 100 Ibu. 91*99
*_---- - ' * •*
o
n r n n h o t a d
Balk Dried APPLES......................lb. lOe
Bulk FIG BARS
...... ............... Jb. lOe
Ann Page M USTARD...........9 ox. ja r ltic
Ann Page P cre EXTTzACTS 2 ox. btl. 25c
A rn Page VINEGAR... ptu. 9c qtu. 13c
W rlght'n Silver POLISH Vi lb. Jar W
Mexenc CHILI I>OWDER lVi-o*. can I5c
BORAX............................. V* lb. pkg. 5f
UORAXO
Vt lb. Can 15c
lULMH.IVK
fe’OAP. .... 2 r«ir. bam l i e 2 bath alia 15c
I'OMTMN
Hltprr Soda 2 hm . pkfra. 15c lire. pkR. 18c
OITAUOX
S O A P .... 5 uni. bare 10c 3 Ige. bars 10c
Octagon Soap FLAKES___ Ige. pkg. 18c
ow ned
c c
A & r rOOD S IU R ta
tn u
1‘anton,
hay act tied uj
•ata te and noy
•f dylkletia vs
w ar Flare nee, 1
up h f r mlbq i
beg beauty and
RIB
fosuf
and arrttrtnal,
*
you bread' absolutely
abeolutely fresh. From this day on your -worried
ate ovtrl You Know you are getting todsft
I M s ,!
diet is now rAOrt ixnpbrtread supplies rich amounts
luding vitamin Bl) and
tat. Ira more nourishing; 9
U m firilm a. Thar’s w|
captures that glorious,
•fwiVv
a
o p e r a t e d iiy
g r e a t a a p t e a vo,.
Marvel "Enriched" Bread It DATED BREAD —«
"dated daily" right on the wrapper—to guaran(r«
A & P Introduce*
‘Enriched’ Bread
As Defense
j \'< *
m ? 'ra w *
w Vi v iV
>*
FRESH FRUITS & VEGETABLES
U. S. No. 1 Maine POTATOES 10 lbs. 17c
W iM sap E ating APPLES
4 lbs. 25*
Fresh A s p a r a g u s . l b . air. bunch 20c
Fresh $trihgless BEANS.............2 lbs. 15c
Fresh Q rten CABBAGE
. lb. 2c
Large Jufcy LEMONS.................. doz. 20c
Large' Jutcy ORANGES................ doz. 17c
T e n d # Y fflo* SQUASH
lb. 5c
Porto Rican COCONUTS.................each 5c
JUST PHONE 91X1
JffATTON
n ru rr
’< *
l .l b . Jar
a aw
9. H. ENGLISH
1111# SERVICE
pure
«_•
T fe A
1A fP i
Aaa Tlm berlakr, the trading
| ehnrnctcr In h rr nrw n n irl, "In
Cabell. Clifford iThla O nr L ife" la a ln»l rauac
i Heyward, t r - frem a ta ri to flnlah. Yoti are
Stark
Yount, told a t the outaet that ho. n relic
, Roberta, fearl ) f an old family, la n fullnro In
Glasgow. W hat la job and a mlaflt In h i' mar*
the country can rtaye) from th a t point Inc atory
[prr
I reroW
ti _____
re ro lrfi
ab o u t __
hla____
ability to
twelve write* MV? somethin* from hi* prnmn*
han Ellen GU«- *1 defeat and to supply some
la clear and order to the muddled ra rte m of
r. H er drllnea* h| , children. Aaa Tlmlwrlnko’a
them City, her |j „ auereaa atory In rr r r n * .
Jj* * * , country.
jj 0 noeellat r f our tlmn can
th e Neg ro and jr )| a b e lte r atory In hrl<*frr
rnmpaaa than
Robert Nathaii.
IH fE C T
He
Indeed a m*«ter «f ceo.
nomv, and to anyone ln*'re«tH
k |j
In the technique of writing It
iff • • •
l« «t Iny I" eee wl*b wha' •v>***»r.
of eutgeatlon,
whnt
flpeUnj
touches o f htimor and tender*
near, what flaahea of Irony and
B itifa f t
skillful trankltlons. he nrhlevr*
H i* n
his effect The author nf "One
R L -V
* 1
More Poring." "The Fnrhnnlrd
Cw^JQ g W
\ " - a r e " end ••portrait of Jen*
•• i 1
�l
• **
:j
oT
Tttfc SANFORD HERALD. SANTO HI). FLO HI 1)A
PARE SEVEN
New Sanford Coach To Make Dehut
iDizzy Dean Is
In Game Against Orlando Tonight
!Given CoacKin^
erdfiv ll* 1‘tlntWHl "VM the
i.iirJ ♦ a e U
nod l i t
►in
IJob With Chicago
i.U k f u -.lu’imr into tink
IU
“Ole Diz” Is L e f t
Speechless By Re
tirem ent R e f u s a l
n r"
l
nm ner
nir. il«*
r irk
h
mul n fu ll tw ist «'n
*«• the Img
ORLANDO
om
| *let v i* 1«i lu ivr
iiimn into the
BASEBALL 8:0C P. M. TONIGHT
.1
ifh .'
The hnfemen m il lie
*■> if>nfi)*c«l in tr y in g l«* find n
tni1' of I ' i' p liy c r t«* tn iirli v> , li
I hi I‘ i11 he i« exjirHt’d -n • 1 »
i
M anager Will Good
fHctate Htime Bfc&e’;
• Voahell Gets Homer
W ith One On Base
Florida State
League
Won
Padgett Will
•
Pitch Tonight
11
ret
H .TO!
w
^
m
•
ilnnfoi’iulo
Crolch-Ouard Bporta, I
C '
ly o u h a r d l y k n o w 1 - 11
J tm y u f o t UMm on The crntle
athletic m pport of HAMtSKNIT
C r o tc h - a u a r d helps you keep
otrruce and alert at m r k and
avaa you protection when you e«q d t i . All-round touiUt araiattaurd. No buttatu to worry with.
On and on in a Jiffy.
T ry a p a k r.T W e r'K M C fe f* '
fact combination with a HANGS
Undershirt . . . worn outside the
of the five dn-a a man m ud he
.impended from Ihe squad.
I -oat nibst Kay Athlon atarted
nqain.t the A ngler, and pitched
for Iho fira l three inning. Kivlnc
up .1 * h it, and Inn luna. Frank
lludaon relleeed linn in liin fourth
10 |tlve up the other *evrn hit*
and a/r run*. ■
fn n fo n l iiallrr* managed nine
Ml*, lilt » e ie unable lo hunch
them flo w enough In aeon* more
than three run*. Jnntire ororvd
tiro of the iuna nnd IT id one,
while William* and Whitloek bal
led them In.
In the o fe n ln f inning Voahrll
hit a humer with Conroy on lo
irlve l^ethuTR Ihe lead. Tum i-un*
were neared by the anpler* in the
fourth an<l arvenlh and they had
balled in one run in the eighth
when M nnarer Wilbur llood mole
home.
1-aVaMrv pot imlu play on fir-1
bone an mont of Iho Intted hall*
were i:ciii|f to Iho outfield,
8 AN KOI!I,
I j »Valley lo
U 0
Juntire rf
L* I,
floutb r f
4 I
Wiltinmn *n
f> 2
Whitlock .11.
f. I
l*fiel r f
I I
hfrllanoy rf
4 2
Olrk r
| J
Athlon M
2 (1
11 ml,on p
| (I
(llllitpie t
| u
T otal,
37 :J
**j
'T E E S i r o s n r v
Conroy 3 b
4 9
Good m . . .
6 2
Vtohell If .
4 2
While i f
6 I
McW'rr lb
6 I
I’avUcb r
] fltlHm i f draft a re are Tiny
j Phillip', 226 |muiii| Ijieklr fmm
| Ij r.hurir >vho .oni*
inlo lb '
I o*one « me «i\ nml ■ ne-half fe»*l
Floyd .1 nearer-, non! hr r tnrVIr
from
l^ e'ln irt*;
nnd
h i an,
Grundler, All. Vint idn ^.mrd »i
InO vent. ,
1 hi- -lilt lenve* 22 'OphnIM rrr, five jiinint* nnd two ren
lot * under the ne'e limit arid inn*t
of Ih e 'r ran hr i vperletl lia« t
In hntnr*. f <r am Ihyr yrnt <tf
Imll u rd rr the blue nnd polo
rohir. Ilotlin* fa n . *ilrh loii’/b
m h ir -.iro ' pi Ihiridmin. Minim.
Mereer, I'reabylrrlnn nnd Howard
lack, Cunrov 2 . Vifshcll 2 . White,
Pnvlifti. (ifiUt
tv*i» Iwv*- iiits
W illiam '
UfMt e run. Vo«hrll
Sk ten h a s c , Justice, Jackson
tftootl l.cft on liases, Sanford 12,
Lees! ut g I(i Itnsc on balls off
\ftht"n J. Htnlsun 2. 11 lose f*.
%truck otp, l»v Hudson 2, Ashtim
1, Hlr *e H Hits o ff Athlon fl id
il inning"; Minkon 7 in f» Wild
piL lira, Hudson, IIlose Winning
pitcher, fllose
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W IN TER P A R K , Mny 15 —
( S f w ln h — Hoi,.ns Unllcgc fo o t’
ball sophomores,
wh-i
usttnll)
have to wait one or tw.* years
to h n ak into the varsity line-lip,
wilt curry m n t o f the load next
Foil i«* older T a r grlflders jitii,
Uncle Ham’ s rtrmy forces.
A lready fir. if I quest ionnaiiev
have Iwcn received by Hud llry» ti, 1lifi | oijm,I senior centre
Oliver H irker, ‘.*25 pound %euioi
Inekte; lliik
"Hobbit*1
Curry
junior seat-haek; Jo e W hitrlunK
pound tackle; and Pershing
Hentf. form er "Ite sl Linem an" »it
Nfev Wizard Of BaseMill Is To Coach
• Sanford To Victory
Two Kanfonl pitchers gave up
12 hits to the Lreiburg Anglers
Inal night to lose the gnme 8-2
ha the opposition Hrrvo, most of
th^lr hit* to the outfield.
Tonight the Seminole's new
pitcher. Eloert Padgett, will make
n il debut against Orlando. Two
debutes w'lll be mode ns the new
“ b**ctnll inn r.term ini!1 will l*e
coaching the tenm in nn attempt
lo sniorth nut the play nnd tuld
pef> to the gome.
Pad gel has been signed for a
tryout to prove there is plenty
of winning ball games in his arm.
Since the league haa a rule allow .
Ing a tram In nit'll n man and
try him for fire <i»y» before the
► quad I* cut, Kniifrnl will have
16 mon on the rt>*Ur. At Ih t m il
Draft Clips Tar
Gridders Leaving
Mere Sophomores |
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By
9 R. J. SCOTT'
In Factories For
1 Man At Front
CLEVELAND, May IB — W^—
Tnsiiiicg th a t today a war* will
he won In tha factory, tho Nat
ional Hschtno
Tool
Bulldam
A»K>clit km calculate* tho pros,
ant templar, machanlxcd warfare
require* 18 men tn maintain Juit
IL t N l f c O S ! one aoldler on the flrlnjr line.
Tn 1B1R only five men hacked
up every man a t the front.
The modern aoldler flrce a
ENIRAI I llC T I I C
rifle throe tlmaa a t fact a* In the
find World W*r. He can trarel
fATIR HKATIR
completely equipped, 10 tlmea ae
far In a day. The tank. Introf«yAbundant Hot Wotee iluml
by the BHtlih In the first
bm Um Uyl
World War but a limited far.
tnr until the elnalng alagre. new
la vital.
And the ‘ airplane's
rnrodty I* 82 time* that of tho
tael g ro tt conflict.
There fore, Ihe aitoeiallon cal.
rulale*, "the real ronteet today
I* not nn the firing line but on the
factory production line where
the drfrnae equipment la liallt.
"The great army of rren le.
hind the n'niy nt the front In.
day Inrludr* Rtrelmakrr*. ahlphtiltdrr*, metal' worker*, firm ,
rr*. part* laieirhler*. Inapeetom nnd n loqg lit! of other*.
Rut none I* nf y re filer lirportince
Ihan tha country a ' r|irrafor* nf
imchlne luola—an ormy of over a
million men."
TTrre arc hundred* of type* of
machine tool*, kome of thrm imall
I M toe*. So
UMteMllao.
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a tta r aa (ha matt** m ar f»* hear*
•CMr •« th* Judge of Hi* Circuit
Court, la and tar Sami noli' C anatr
•I Hanford, Farida, far an Ordar
of adapt Ion ■ *f Albert Jo „ p h
Frohaho*f«r. a minor, unrt.v iba
mama of Albert Joaapti ItchnaI a
Tbla Ibn l l t h d . r ot Mar A. D,
JOHN MARTIN BCHNATX.
1I1SRTRA BCJ.NATZ
tm m c e n
t t dC M M .
t o r t h o c o i -.n .
■ m i l i e u r o iis *
TV. rLQKIDA, 1 * P B O M ia .
M j r a i J f c U U . e f ARTHUR W.
KNOX, daceaeed.
To A 1, 1. t.'RKUITORH AND PER• onh HAViNO cLAiM fi cm n e MAKIm ACAINHT HA1D KBTATK:
Y ° * " f i ' * rt* ° r you ara heroJ r nailrtad and ra<tulred «o are•* » i any claim* and (Itmandi waleh
J " ” ' " r • llb ,r ° f » ® “ . may bare
aaalnrt lha m a la or Arlbur. W.
K i» x , derailed, late or u ld cosn**•■"*8 J “ 4«» of Hamn r .* .In5 0?Iba
r ,Jr’ reurt
Plor‘ tbeure
*- »» of
bla said
ofnee
Acquainted amf
lfe8i
w a rt official*. Tbe
friendship waa tru a tfu f an fa r a t
Hew* waa ro n eem td , f o r It waa
disclosed th a t ha w rete a letter
SSSSSB
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— pr-anm ahly n p a w i feeler—
LESSDHS 1/
to »b« duke aome tim e ago,
BE<IM 1 3 *
The duke tu rn ed the. (attar
over tn the governm ent and on
EAJILy C
» • advice he did n o t reply. W hat
•he governm ent dM about K re
mained a m ystery b u t Rea* came
nnraehutlng down on a fleettteb
m nor n ear the ducal estate —
•caking hi* answ er.
. Bom# of the g re a t m ystery
m ar be dispelled in n eU tem ent
e m e e t ad
la te r
tod**from
Prim e M inister Churchill on the
•’"wlldarlng
Rasa
case.
How
Fo o d s o k
Clmrthfll would deliver hi* ea.
5HILVLS IK 0RI<A1K ARE—
geflv awaited dU closure teas not
m-»da known.
BEIM4 AUIMEP
DAYS
Through all th* highly g u ard
9 Y A HEW A4EH1- *F 5foilA4I l o w e s t
ed •eerocy of thla m otnenteni
T e l e p h o n e ik j*fH AMKMCA.
window <5lav
wa<dJiMo m ritarv . It w*« penialIf IK DEMH VALVE/, CALIFORNIA.- %v »
“•dly renortad Churchill perronfJLOWtf IN BY BOM BS f
nl'v had Intarvlawed hi* nrlka
__ _
________ I FEET BELOW SEA lif t
n-i«nnor. or would do ro, In an
e f'a a t to »ol»a Ihe riddle.
However, If ChurehlP
drew
banehalio unite, other* weighing
*J:00 Ic Virginia of
Yowetl ♦V w h' 'a *to>-v from llee* —
BO Sr more tone and standing, aa
Drew'*.
nd
Kollevad
(|—
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I*
doubtful
high as * three-atory houae. Tho
D:0fi li Black and Wh.to Melo • h at ha —oui'L ralav >1 In •*‘o to
Industry eaya the demind l« ao
dic*.
‘he. world, for l< m teht Involve
tremendoue that United Mates
V: 16 cha H yrt and Marge.
kcereta to o .v alu ab le fo r reproduction thla year will amount
U:30 Ic Mamel.
te>"ng.
•
(0 8760,000,000- or $300,000,000
Ik Norman Bcaktey and lllk V:2& I* OrgnnoVrltici.
The nriMah rmllo a n n o u -'a d
graottr than lait year, which waa 1:80Florida
B:I6 eta Woman of Couiegr.
Cowboy*.
•h«
nreflminerv
re n o rt of 1»on
doutlo booming JllilO.
10:00 cbi Eye* Of Hollywood
7:00 cU New* of Europe.
Kirkna trick, tha f"rel* n office
10:15
Ic
UP
New*.
7:16 Ic Dreakfaat Drevltlea.
Tho United Slate* ha* main- j 7:16 Ic Four flinging flAltamcn 10:30 Ic /.t llome with Sally ntiache forptarlv of th e B erlin
-mha***t s ta ff who ellnehcd Ihe
telnod a naval hoie at Samoa 1:00 UP New*.
Martin
Identification of Ilea* and Ihalnce 1812.
10:18
t*
Pyrafa*
Plon.er*
6:10 le Programme Houma
•ervJewel him, K*« been forw ard
11:00
cha
Kate
Smith
Sneak*.
H:16 U Homing derotlona.
ed to the w ar cabinet fo r *tudy.
11:16
eb*
Cla**lc*
in
Tempo
Magncklum *» ul.nul one-thin) K:30 rbk (let Going
Helen
B:lfl cbk T lm n from th« Tropic* 11:80 eta Romance of
aa heavy a i aluminum.
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K O TIC R .l* I i t i k f * 1r»* that
th« •n d an lru rd will a n tka I Ilk
about tom e peas* n ag atlatlo eu /’
1 lleaa aad tbe duka w ars long
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TrenL
11:45 cha Our Gal Sunday,
12:00 UP Nvw*.
11:10 Ic Stock*.
l2-'5 Ic Checkerboard
12:30 tc Dance Time.
12:45 ct* Road Of Life.
1:00 cbi Ynung Dr. Malone.
18:16 tc Cheekerboard Tim*
1:30 le Merry Go Round.
2:00 tha Mary
M argaret MeBride.
2:16 cbt Runny Meodlci.
(;9B le UP News
2:30 eba A Friend in Deed.
3i46 cha Exploring Space
8tA6 c te Prvae News.
8:00 cbe Bob H argon
3:18 ebe We The Abbotte.
, 3:30 eba Story of De«* Johnson.
3:48 cbe Accent on Muale
4:16 ta Afternoon Varieties.
4:30 |c Stocks.
4:36 la Organ Melodise.
4:46 eba Rcattergood Balnea.
6:00 ta Tha Lone Hanger
6:16 eba Outdoors
With
Bob
Edge,
6:80 t* Doc Sellar* True Life
Rtorle*.
6:43 ebe Tha World Today.
fliOO Ic Baaebalt Boor**.
6:06 Jc UP Newa.
OtIB tc Howard and Shall on
8:20 1* Supper Hour.
0:30 cha Console Ecbnro6:4 6 c»m I W ant a Job
7:00 te K ale Smith
1i1R I* A tlantic Snort* Reporter.
1:23 1« Tw ilight Metrdlo*.
7t43 tc Fueeea* and Why.
7:80 ta Muafeal Interlude.
7188 eba Bob T rsu b aad
Nawa.
8:00 .ta Muale Boom
S tIS ta U P on tha A ir
• >30 te Rya O panar 8|4» U Inter]uda.
8:00 eba Hollywood Prom ter
1:80 eba A | Poaroa aod Ate
lOtOO eba
Lake County Sells
321,000 In Bonds
and
a-
Ii m
t I w-
r - 'u t lr , I
m
m " V ' 'V '
L ‘ *“ • t-'a tiri H o u s *
.fo a m y .' F io rin a , In
I
p, or l , u' y."u r w r it te n nnp c a ra n c * Ip tra a ria M r o r l>y
Sr
Unndl!.
*' " " b ,h*
M ondny In V
d uld
n *. ■ “ 1*41.
r in g t,r*<
th *
» r o M ] d a y o f u l d m o n th ,
nnd
t h - r c n f lc r In f it * w ith « * k l r l * r h .
I f nn y, in
in * b ill o f r o in ,iliiliii In *n ld suit
nt Ihe lima* !irr*f*rJ(iPf1 by lnw,
llfFrln fall F.f>| gp jlld£ftirnt Will
WMfrAlnPi you by dcfatill.
I t Ifl f u r t h e r g rd frp t) I lam| thla
o rd o r u t il It l i t publish^*! o n r t m
w t t k f o r fo u r eonsfrullve* w t t M t
tn T h # H an fo rJ ]i# r # lA . n n « if i l»n|i#r o f jE#n«riil H ir n t o * In n pu bIn t*nnfn nl* F lfirlrih .
W IT N R flM m y hni»d and ih p # f« l
n f iba Id C o u rt nf Hn»if>»rd, F lo rid a *
till# 21th day o f A p r il. I t 11.
a r
tlK R N U O R ip
A i C l i r k o f Raid c ir c u it C o u rt
By A, M, W K K K A
Hr put> Ct#rk
( O F F IC IA L
H i:A L>
JtU II 'IA I .
lO I S T *1 F
TAVARES, May 16 — (Spc- IMt IiTHIS
k a r il, j i m r i k u , r u i n IT
ria l)— Mora than 821,000 worth
o f t i i k s t s t i : n r y u m iiM i
of dafenae bond* an d defense
i n t s n won ewwiNot.*: c n i 'S tv
i n i j i ' s Nc m ii t .
savings stamp* were said in
J
K
N N Il;
I 'A l l T F . I l
1 .0 N H M T A K F .
Laka c o u n ty .'d u rin g tha first C om
plA ln nnl,
waak, 'according to reports made
v*
.
^
IA IN U K T A F F . !>#•
to K arl Lehmann, chairm an of l i l t ' l l A 111' I f
tbe Lake county Dafenae Coun f« n d # # r
TO n it llA f ll*
!?.
lO N n iT A F F .
cil,. U>GKing,jb% rw vwlu.M
•
#diJr«RB »Rd r# # ld tn # # Is
tba cloaa of bu*liiesa on Wedoea- u n k n o F u :
▼f»u
ftrd#r**i In it* atid #p«
day evening, May 7. This te a!r |o lb # s w o rn H K I o f Com moel I t par capita fo r every nn»lssln
l ti*¥ # la
file d
m rn ino i ynu
man, woman, bay and girl, w hjta In #n n ffii.n fn r d lro r^ # in (h #
#bnv# * |y l# d ran ## nnd pn u rf In
or oolorad, In Lake, county.
Loaaburg ltd the county wlih
gross sate* o t 8 8 8 10 . 10 , folhmrad
lermont third with 8B470JO,
illowed
by Oroveland wKh
1 7 1 1 0 1 . pU»U» 81108.88, Tairoe 8887.80. and other com-
C IT Y B R IE F S
ru « i
today
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SANFORD,
Bill To Create
New District Of
Congress Killed
Imperial Troops
9 Re-occupy Salum
M easure Giving M ar
ried Women Pro-
i > French Role In
W ar
i
Causes Comment In
I # England And Uf fiL
t
Say
■•story waa part of aa la.
•ptrad Genaa* atteraare ea
French-Germ an rotations.
DfaMt told Fran Hi Marshal
Potato, had taken “poaiUro
attitude” la the recent rel.
LONDON. May 10 —{ * > Brittah airsnwer In imnihlng
*t the German* in French« rated Syria where Naxl
plane* and Panxer forcea are
reported making a ewift infiltration further alone the
NaxU' route to Suez, nearer
• BriUln’e Middle East oil
field*.
I T h e - f ir s t DrltUh blew* were
eruelal 'b a U W U ^ - N i r f h f
whan t U German plan e, w ere
S n ta c k e d by the R. A. P. a t Damnacaa, Rayau and Palm yra.
Fleet* of Germ an tanr-range
bombera and troop c a rrio n w ere
reported landing on Syrian air*
flolda.
A
Salum ha» been ro-ocqupled
* by Brltlah troop* .It waa o ffi
cially announced today In Cairo.
Tho Brltlah aald aertaog eaaoalUaa U d bean Inflletad an A*U
forcea which hod hold t U Egyp*
_ tlan border outpost J e s t aero*.
• tha Libya* frontier.
Also • again In B
warn H aifa ya Paaaem battiad sands tha
diera call "Hollflr*
and M uiaid.
H n. t
L. Upchurch o f BrioU l, V * . U th* sister-in-law o f
R u d tlf lie u , N atl leader who
fled U Britain, lia r form tr h a t
band, QtttUx A dolf Hess, died
In IBtO, Their
ton,
Gustav
A dolf, It with the U. S. Arm y.
Inter-C ity M e e t
Held By Sanford, House Approves
Hospital Branch
DeLand Rotarians In South Florida
Local Club Revealed
As Winning Fourth
Annual Golf Match
Sanford's Rotary Club ho* won
(ho fourth annuil gntf to u rn a
ment with tho DeLand club, it
wne announced last night a t a
dinner meeting of tha two group*
at tha Hotel Mayfair.
II. >1. Coleman, calrmen of the
golf committee, n u d e the an
nouncement a |d awarded prixea to
the following piey»ra:
Buck Nllason, Morton McDon
ald, L. L. (Jake) Jacobs. Robert
Boyd, Richard Doan, Theodore
.Where Society Couple Plunged To Death
House To W ait Until
Receiving SenateApproved M easure
To Increase Fund
Legislation On
Citrus Okeyed
NBW PORT, Rt. May It—
(A t‘ )—Asserting "new f i t lore" h a t* t r i m
la recto*
hour*. N ot* Secretary K not
I old Iho ereduatlag close o f
the Naval W ar College to
day It waa “ utterly Tmpoe.
alblo to exaggerate th# mortal
danger of oar country in Ihia
■ a m i of I la history.
May
First Skirmish Won
In Senate On Hos
pital Itranch Bill
16.—<*>
many a declaration that the Ked
Sea will bo a danger (one for
fnreian ahlpa a pointed reminder
th jt twice before
the
United
State, hod uaed her warahlpi to
protect her commerce and ob
tain freedom of the aeaa.
He a lie n e d freedom of aeaa I*
an hlitorirml American policy, but
did not Indicate Ju ,t what the
United Ht-ites might be prepared
to do nhout the Ited Sea.
The United S ta ir , , rile d a doten nr more Frenrh
ih ip , in
American porta laal night and
President Hi>o,rveh at the aama
time appealed to France over
the head, ul 111 leader* not to
deliver h er,elf up to a Germany
"bent on the otter destruction of
like rly ."
The ,h lp ,. on which the If. S.
f'oaat Gunrd put armed guardi.
Included the luxury liner Nor
mandie »t New York
The pre,blent. In hi, appeal
to the Fiench people, characterUr.l n> inconceivable" tiro willInir aevrptunce hy the French of
alliance dem and, hy ihe Natia.
Thrae atepa were Waahington'e
■ wifi reaction to d i,p a tch ,, from
nbmad indicating that Vichy waa
Ihrowln* In it ,
lot with Ihe
Naiia. The British were vlrtual-
Thla tangled wreckage la all that remains
of the planr which carried Benjam in B rew
ster, New York Investment hankrr, and hi*
wife, lit.' form er l.eonle D ullary l.ynn, hoth
£ool Spell Has Ex
tended Season For
t Truck F a r m i n g
, Sanford's -Stair Farm er, Mar
ket »>ll continue to handle pro
duce for anuthcr two weeks and
probably longer, II, J Lehman,
ntanager, Maid today,
adding
U at th,- lu rrsn l »|>rll of cool
weatiu-i he, extruded the rro<*• w .Pa.nn i little lo afer than
atual
The clim e packlne houie at
the nlarkel. operated by H arry
Took- will probably remain open
nntll Ju ly, Mr Lehiamn aeid.
■ irer ,lale<l. ati<t i-ttplanl anil
1" l«pi*i, will aoon lie romln^ In
1 la- coal w.-athrr h a, held bark
tin- p rp p rr,. whlrh lirrd warm
mirlila lo ripen.
T o m ie in are ,1111 bringing
C mf
I hr average being
I I fnr Ml-paunil rra te .
Few
Si minulc Cnunl> innieloe, are
tiling handlrii by lh<- market.
Mi l.ehmen aaiil. Mint of them
ale
brought
from
Waurhula,
\\ ehatrr anil lluihnrll
t'rlery t» moving wrll at tlte
market, anil T rim , arrm , tu be
o mg more Seminole County rel■ i >■ th i, year
tu b e r atatr* which are getting
i ' Irry from herr ir e the <UroI iiib ., Virginia, Alabama, Geor
gia, Ohio and i'enn iyivan la, with
South Carolina and North C aro
lina consuming the raoit.
The ftr,t deer tongue of thi
-i arm v i i hauled to the market
lodiy, and ahipmenta will begin
m about a week. The weed,
which growe wild throughout thla
-irtion, U liquified and aprayrd
nn taharco to Improve the aroma
and laale. Several tana of deer
t-ngue were brought in today
and ipread out to dry.
A ftrr drying in the eun for e
Hillsborough
and
neighboring
day or two, the weed will br
counties.
T e x a s placed in one of five etalla that
N either bill carries an appro
have been act atlde, and drier! in
priation. They are merely en
blRMINOUAM, M ar 18- l A ’i ihe ,bade for four or five d ay,
abling acta ta be used if end
T U Southern B aptist Conven Fach day It I, turned over eo
tghan fundi are available, but It
waa tha farth aat any similar pro. tion votad today to hold Its I t U that It will dry equally. Thu
posal ever w ant In a Florid* leg. mooting a t fbnantanlo, Toam», -i-aaen will continue until Sep
L la ta re ag ain st opposition of
tember or October.
Hats Riddle Still
Intrigues British
LONDON. May
The Rudolf Hoes
In « surpiise fintcmenl frnvn
tho
White
Ho itar,
Prosidofit
Moose volt implinl
that
France
w»* nhout to enter an nlltanrr
with Germany
which
Involved
“ the peace and safe ly of the
Western Hemisphere ”
A fter a lone conference wMh
Secrelarv of 8tat»» Hull and l fn
derseeretary Welles, the IVesi
dent declared the American non
oh* could hardly believe that
the French government would
lend itself “ to a nlan of vnlun
lurv nlhanre imnlied or olh«*f
wikM* which would apparently dr
liver no France ond its colonial
em nire."
The surrender of this empire,
ho added, would Include “ French
African colonies and their At
Untie roasts with the menaco
which that Involve* to the peace
and safety of the western hem
taphere.**
,
,
Ju st before
the
President '
statement waa ?««ued It V»“
noi*ne«" ,1 that lh , C o a,t Guanl
Mri r-1ar»<l i r - n l a a tr tl, ab-'nr.l
F irn rh ,hip«, am on* tbai"
ihe Normandie.
Baptists To Hold *42
Convention In
‘• f i T M
K iu , . . A tu rn was eolectad ta give the .conven
tion sermon. He la president of
the B aptist Home Missions Board
and of tha Georgia S tate convrnHon,
Dr. I. D. Brown, of Louisville,
Kentucky, w as named alternate
to Dr. r u l e r .
The Womens Mlsakmanr. Union
wDI meet ta San A ataaln, May
well-known aoclalites, to their death. I To
l>l«no rrn .h r,I tin Shade Mountain near
ton. Pit, m n i<-gntn which
m m lii*
haw
dublied
'l lic c n itry u id of the Alh-ghi-nir. •
jMart To Handle! F. F. A. Boy is
| Webb, Howard
Super Salesman
Produce At Least'
Share Honors
No one can any Hilly Si up
isn’t tin
active
Futm c i
jTwo More Weeks Ter
At Club Shoot
Farm er. Proof of this was id
a s iiv w
merit of acting aa a (Jarman al K f S I i , p w i u u ,
tielnc IiixomS I
tv hy fxermllttiiff Nagi planes to oMH t u r n i p ,
in la lh.- markrl nhw. the n a t
cross Syria to Iraq.
Robert Van Taaao of Orlando,
form er Juvenile judge, speaking
on "Community Sorvlco," de1 la red (hat “a oervtca club th at
does n o t Identify Itself with some
definite community
aarvlce is
doomed ta dlo,"
Judge Van Taaeel, who waa In
troduced b y Morten McDonald of
D alond, pragm as chairman, point
ed out th a t “a R otary Clqb ia the
legitimate child
a f all
men’s
clubs and B ibb classes In the
churches.- Showing n chert with
the names a f 1 1 paat presidents
of a nearby R otary Club, Judge
Van Taoeel declared th a t every
sue a f these p r a d l i t a la active
ly connected w ith three o r more
C h k organisations In the com. W est Florida Rep resentative*.
Coral Qahlea b
-sw eet ala*
tarn**, this wash, celebrating th*
16th aaa lre ra a ry of her Incor.
poration, lh * welcomed MO edi
tor* and publisher*, members of
th e N ational Editorial Asaocla.
‘
state, ta bar
-birthday party,
NUMBER 220
Associated Press
President O ffers Re
minder To Nazis
Pointing To His
torical E x a m p l e s
W ASHINGTON.
16 — ( A F )—
1
FLORIDA,
,R. A. F. Smashes At U. S. To Guard’
Her Commerce,
; Germany’s Forces In Roosevelt Says
French-Ruled Syria
N ad Planes Are A t
tacked By British;
Reich. Units Land
At Syrian Airports
Ban ford In The Only Central
F'orlda City Affording Hall, Hlfh
And Water Transportation
Mr. Lehman -returned
laal
night from a vlalt to tho farmr n m arket a t Plant City, whkh
he reported aa doing a good
feled today by Alex Johnson,
xponsor uf the chaptei Hilly.
a student at Seminole Ihgli
School, was anxious to sell In*
share of tickets at a benefit
bridge given by the chaplet
last night, but his sal* -mun
ship efforts were intertupied
when his finger wh< mimed
hy a small engine a! hi- home
Hilly whs taken
to hr
C
M. Mitchell, who wn« t it Ik i d
into buying a ticket wink hi*
Italian! lay on the <»p*iatuu
table having his finget >,
moved.
Perfect Score Made
By Policeman In
Slow Fire Event
Future Farmers
* Will Compe te In
DeLand Contests
Six member, uf thr Sermnnli
Counly ehapter uf the Future
F an n er, uf America will gn tu
DrLand tumorri-w lu lake pm I
In llic irm i fin al, uf liu patllamentary prnei-diuu rnnti-al, Ali-x
John,on, , pon. hi . ,a ii 1 tint,)
Tilt- hoy, atv llllly Ifuiid, Fill worth lim ner.
Hilly
Stapler,
Hoy Mixon, Aldi-f-n Taylor and
C harle, Thuralun
Winner of the rnhtrat in lie
Land will go In Gaim-avlllr Ju n e
J 7 to eonipete in the vtatr eonteat, Ml Jo h n ,on >ald. Ahou'.
4,00 it hoy, from
100 FuturrF a n n r r, Chapter, all over th<• tatr are rupee tod to nt lend tinGame,villi- Hireling
In ItrLand. Hh« Scm lnuk G ohii
ty taain will flpmortslrnlv lifiw (•»
make mnliuriN Mccfiniing l« par
f lament ary pr
nr , how In
r**i riv** nmcmlfrirHls,
n ml
will
answer questions pul (a them l o O i u I t m K a i d s C u t
by Hie ju ifircM
‘ There will he *22 olher rhiipS i n c e 11 c h n * C a p t u r e
(er* from (V n irsl Flnriila rom*
net In*: in various events at Ihe
D eljind meet Inv which will bn
helii at the hlvh school. Qunrtar-final elimination* were held
last Hahirtlnv ot (he Seminole
H lfh School
Farm
Biilldinc,
when the Bnnford rhnnter de
feated IIt* opponent to take the
parliam entary procedure event i
Finest* Warship Is
Committed To Navy
Million W orth Of Red
Cross Supplies Lost
U — 16 0 .
A building ’ perm it w as Issued
ta WtBto H arris ta da te a e rs l re
r work o n a building gt 911
Ujy Avenue, a t * seat of fto
B
Light Wire Shorts
But Does No Damage
obI
convoys,
nm roya,
uui
a u irw a
" ii
_
...
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n
,
I think we should PnOtOH O f LdlOIi LUDH
JS S TZ £ * £ n
Are Sent To Papon.
u ask me if
SS
Senators Approve
Seizing Of Ships
WASHINGTON, M ar 16 —UP)
— By a big vote o f nearly I
to 1, the Senate yesterday approved the Adm inistration ship
leisu re bill,
em pow ering
tho
president te requisition a lb a vas
sal* new idle In American harlefenso
of
B ritish
aid
iassure had already been
ty tbs House, b u t bo
n g on to the
W hite
r t Roosevelt’s signs tore.
Supporter* of * South Flori
da branch tif the S tile Hospital
for the inisne at UhslUhoochec
won « preliniiiiary xkirmlch when
the Senate refused to send to
committee n hill perm itting the
State to accept a tract of land
,i( Avon Park for the proposed
tu anch
proponent* contended the rnova
would have been killed if the
land proposal had been referred
to a committee.
A $ 100,000 appropriation for
conni ructlng a new south winv
Iti the State capital was votad
by
| tie
Senate
The
Heiiata
unanimously joined the Hint** lit
asking C'ciiijrreas to approve th*
i ami Mr Smith Townsend old age perimlotl plan,
rifle range, with —l/lh (Inventor H olland* |irf»!n r r . |'i*i't I\ elv
piisiil* f*»r higher license* on
C11HI HUlonNiTIlea and * one percent
wiitek taxon iiierchanis cleared
Ihe House finance anti taxation
committee Thursday, as some
menita-iM reported growing oppoa,
sition
the lecense hike
Administration
leaden
were
cleased with annnuncriuciit that
tliain sliues mid inde|M*ndcnt mor
ihniita had reached mi agreement
midci * hn h both t hisses wnuid
<sii|ip<«rt the stock tux nt »t0 on
l ath 1 1 000, phi* graduated oc*
iupntional liceine* laiigitig from
$|0 Im n single store to $20 on
huiineaa.
ORLANDO,
May
lb -fA V Tha Committee did not specify W. W. Jefferson, Jr., assistant
th e length of th e U4X convention to th* eastern area manage of
the A me k i n Rad Croea, told del
egates ta 't i e Florida Rod Croeo
16 — l* V ins11thto Thuraday th a t of 1X9,.
riddle *UR
000,000 worth of Bod Croat sup
plies sent abroad under the fo r.
elgn relief pogam about |1J>M,000 bad been U et e t oealle said th e t s f M6 ship# U try
ing 910 baalgnm ents of Rad
Ctom goods, only 1 lahipe did
not reach tkolr destination ,
u Ini kin*
dti
ah tp p in v
freeiotlsninged citniw Hiul prohibiting;
t h e im n n m g ivf iiiimilUFV f r u i t
w e r e e n av ted hy H o u s e ap p r o v a lT h e S e m ite t'ompletcd leg islu tiv #
net ion on a xpiipn o f bills r e g u
lating the shipm ent
limes.
F lrtu rr , of th* lion triplets
at the Hanford loo, which will
be oor month aid tomorrow, ai*
being mailed to newepapera all
over Florida, it was announced
a t th r ,Seminole County Cham
her of Com mere# today.
Cities in w hkh newspapers
will rerelv* Ihe pictures are D ay
tona, DeLand, 8t- Petersburg,
W inter Daren, 8t. Augustine, FaIstks. Tampa, Leesburg, Kissim
mee , Titusville. O rlando, Miami
and Jacksonville.
Most of th* paper* will gel
pictures sim ilar ta the one that
appeared In Tho Sanford Herald
yesterday. Other*
w ith the cuha fo r
little Nancy Urie,
i id 11 store m chains ot
mote
Ih e
House
finance
100 or
com m ittee
\ i i t . I out Wedlieaday a b ill th at
iiisti vanuhi mcreaai* $10 tugs to
$2.ri This hill was placed on the
»per in I order calendar fo r T h u ra dxy hy the rules cum in it Ice, hut
n litter was w ith d ra w n , I-oca use
ot opposition th at developed, and
sent hark to the fin uu re mid ta x ii t ion com m ittee.
The Senate refused to reduce
tile mmla i lea of Governor Holland,
noinhi-is of the cnbiiict and the
Mj|iremr
court
marshal
.then
passed (0 to 0 a general approin ml ion lull providing an annual
Increase of 11,370,( 0*1 in state ex
pense*
The hill as it goes to the House
provides for $ 11,708 rnHI a year In
each of tlTc nest two years to
t perale Ihe governor * and cabinet
offices, the univtrally, State Col
li ges. hospital for inaanr, induxtiial school* and court*
Hy a vote of 74 to 4, the
House passed and sent tu tho
Senate a till to outlaw secret
Societies In public arhoult after
Itepr exrntative
Thoma*,
L*k*
county , sponsor, read a letter
fiom C laries J , Shcrrnan, presi
dent i»f the atudant body at tha
University of H onda, rndoming
the measure.
•* 1 found In my high achool
days, said Sherman, “ that aeci et societies are an un mixed evil.**
Without a dlaaenting vote, tha
Senate approved
Ihe establish
ment of a Btata probation and
parole commission fo r Florida and
appropriated $ 71,000 a year to
pay its expanses.
The Bill now goes to the
House, whleb passed a somewhat
similar measure earlier In the
week. However, the HoVee votad
to take the money for the com
mission out of the fund set up
for the S tate Prison and the San*
ate provided tha money out a f
the general fund*
DEMAND s u r r e n d e r
NEW YORK, May 16—< * V General C a tro u t, loader #1
Free French force* In the M id.
die E ast, ha* demanded the *ac
re ndsr of French author!tie* ta
Syria, tha B rU bk radio doelarod
last night ta a broadcast hoard
by CBS.
■_________________
LOCAL WEATHER
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u r moaocDlirn o h Im . ■ W H aoar
tit f b b c ir c u it c o cm t . n ii m a fo
n p h a n d a n d etal ** U l.rk nf l b f r o w u i cnacinrp n
a i d a b o re « < rW C o u rt th is t « t k i|*V
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LWONA. SALT KIU Com pU I n a n t
O. F. tlHKMDONI ’l r r k o f ih « c i r c u i t c o n n
S em in o le C o u n t* . F lo rid a
Mr! A. M. nvKKKH.
111ELTON n A L p c h . D efen d an t.
TO: IIHELTON l i i U f l K
w hom
rm ld e a e a U - u n k n o w n :
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Florida State
League
a
Leesburg Meets
Seminoles Here
Saiminoles Seated In
/ ‘.-Quarrel W ith Ump
On Disputed, Play
M Sanford lost tha (am a, an ar>
n a a a t wtth the umpire* and
ra tad a draw In a fig h t a t DaytmuT Baath U st night when tfie
laUnd 1hurU r, IHoyd ThUrolf,
limited Seminole bate to flva hit*
wbfla atrthing out IS m m to win
tb s game, 6-1.
' -T onight tha Seminole* fa ta thn
’ fw aab irr Angler* on the homo
w ifi Jk • -AA .'klAat anil fell aphool
to catch Coats trying a ateat In
the fifth, retiring the *kle.
SANFORD
ill Ii n
U V alley J h , . ... .
4 0 I*
Justice A . ........ - 4 1 6
a
0
1
Booth r f ....................... 2
0
I 0
William* * » .........
1 0
Whitlock 3b .......- .
4
Pfatl cf
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McRonry If
4 0 0 0
1 0 4 0
--
d i r k c ...........
Daugherty p
1 .4
t
0
3
.1 2 1 3
:t 0 0 3
TOTALS ............. — 32
5 24 14
DAYTONA
Theard **
Tem cf —
, wared tha runner in to
ilsteu The argum ent we*
> the man had raachrd
befera the ball, elnce he la
the baee he la trying for
« g trs baee when the ball
the dngeut. The Banford
maintained tha man waa
ta r second alnee the play
Humphrey* lb
Ju aciy k 8b .
Coat* 2b ..... .
Carroll r f ..
Coat If ..........
“Ha’* my catcher," M anager
Billy Southworth told them a t
Spring training camp. “Ha’■ Mg
and he'* the faster! catcher In
th a laagoa. I don't know any on#
on my d u b who can outrun Mm
and we’re g et some tall hue tiara.
Ile a got a grand arm and ha
know* how to catch."
B ath In Atherton, Mo., 10 or
IS yaara ago, theta waa a grada
school kid who could throw a ball
*o f a it th a t nobody In town could
hang on to the ball whan thia
kid lin e d up a t a pitching dis
tance. Except the kWe own kid
brother.
Their achoolteacher, MU* Francca Montgomery, decided an a m
Ilka th a t ahould be p u t to use
pitching the baaebalL The school
h id no taseb all team, but when
MUa Montgomery w ent to work,
a team promptly came to life
with Mia* Montgomery aa coach.
The
etrong-ann
youngster,
whoee name waa Morton Cooper,
needed hie little brother, W alker
Cooper, aa catcher, or else the
game* would be Juet an ehlbltion
of passed bill*, tittle W alker
preferred playing eenteTfleld and
pasting tha pill, b u t a tchoelteacher'* word I* law.
W alker
dutifully donned the board of
education’s mask and wind pad.
It# did It for good old A therton
Grade. Bo her# he I* today, no*
only rennloned with Mort aa tig
league baMbeU’i top-flight broth
er battery, but likewise m arkplugging the entire
Cardinals
pitching sta ff go th a t the Red
Bird flag ftogtsd from tha firs t
place m ist-head again, ju s t aa In
th a Im ty prime of Boh O 'Parrrll
and Jlmmv WII*on. g reat Cant
catcher* ahead of him.
or 14.07 a common ahare, com
pared with *706.218, or 92 cent*
a ahare, In Uio March q uartet
TOTALS
.... 30 8 27 2 ,of 1040.
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Sanford .............. . .000 001 000— I
Daytona Beach ..... 012 100 02 a—0
Rune, Booth, Theard, Humph.
r*ya, Juaciyk, Carroll, Coat t.
Error*, Theard, Daugherty, Wil
liam*, Juatlce. Run* batted In,
Simmon*, Humphrey*, Tbyard,
Whitlock. Two be** hit*, Ju»tiee. Three baee hit*, Whitlock,
Thlcrolf. Stolen baaea. Theard,
Humphrey*.
Sacrifice*, Tefft,
Simmon*, Coat*. Left on beie*.
Sanford 6, Daytona Beach 5.
Baa# off Daugharty >, ThUrolf 2.
Struck out by Thlcrolf IB, Daugh
a rty 1. Wild pltehea, Daugherty.
Simmon* c ....
Thlcrolf p ..... .
JtIDICIAt, CtROUT o r FLORI
DA JR ARD FOR BRMIROLN
u o i’R Tr IR cm am i n n r
e r r r UF SANFOI iV ! a munlolaal
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SANFORD
SEMINOLES
MUNICIPAL BALL PARK
Over twenty-five yepys ego, the American Oil
Company gsve Amoco-Ges to the nubile. It wea
the firgt special motor fuel—miking possible the
high compression automobile motor.
At first people smiled—woodqcfefi why a special
fuel w « necessary. Thjm thqy tsMdAmoco-Gaa,
and discovered that they obtained perromiance and
economy absolutely impossible for any ordinary
gasoline to deliver.
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eo rp arlttea Fatlttonar.
THU HTATW IIF ^lA ltlltlA . U«l*a4**1
nancM
TO TlllJ TAXFAYHHM AND ITJTi s k n h o f m u c r . i y o f RAjeFUIID. IN MRMINq L h OOUNTY,
FLultlUA. AND ALL onlKHH
IT MAT WiKURIlI?”
t'leae* take aotlo* that a m il
lion he* !» ,* files In the uirceit
C enn of the N U U .JnS lcU i d e cult uf FlorhR. lu one (or Setelnele tteunly, fat the puree** ot
eh u laln g a dear** • ( **I4 Ceurt
Better Road Octane l
As motors became more powerful, as compres
sion increased, as operating temperatures moved
up, Amoco-Ges kept pace, stepping up quality and
efficiency with each motor improvement-
Official results of road tests by Industry Com
mittees show that conventional gasolines, on the
average, lose octanes on the road. Hydro-formed
Amoco-Ges actually gains them —surpassing labo
ratory figures because its knock-arrestipg consti
tuents become vaporised, 'distributed more evenly
■ad impartially to all cylinders alike. •!
Art All-tim e High In Quality t
Good as Amoco-Gas has always been, it'is now
mightier than eyer—reaching an all-time high in
quality ynd efficiency. Everything that makes for
outstanding performance moves to now levels.
Point fo r point, ft Is the finest motor fuel we have
ever produced.
Test Hydro-formed Amoco-Gas yourself I Com
pare It feature for feature, with any other gas you
have ever used. See h o # it outdataa yoiqr old con
ception of qulfk starting, of getaway and
pickup, of pulling power and mileage.
Never before have we made such a j
_
• Amoco Does I t Again l
For years chemists and engineers have striven
to improve gasoline efficiency even more, by regu
lating its combustion In the cylinders, They knew
that if n way could be found to cut down violent,
etfrlosive shock, much power-waste could be elimi
nated— transformed into useful gnergy.
Mow the problem has been solved by the revolu
tionary naw Hydro-forming Process of refining
gasoline, pioneered by the American Oil Company,
and.
used to‘ make
Hydro-farmed
Amooo-Ges.
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Hydro-forming imparts naw and even mightier
qualities .to Amoco. Most importan t Of all, it per-“•a* .* ■_ * . _ _ a t
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a
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a%
A ^ l^ e n
a
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m in combustion control—Flame Control!
A lw a y s th e b e s t n o w b e tte r th a n e v e r l
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N o rw n ro u P w T H n i
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Flame.Control Gives Cushioned Power I *
Hydro-formed Amoco-Ges burnt in a different
way. Flame Control reduces*violent, explosive
shock, cuts down waste, and produces more useful
energy. Cushioned Power now replaces severe de^
tonetion—delivers a sstln-eoft, s-m-o-o-t-h surge of
energy—a flow of driving power that follows the
pistons through their entire’course. Vibration, is
hushed — destructive pounding on bearings and
moving parts is reduced. .
j
Steadily Improved. Year by Year
Hydro-forming Solves The Problem!
TALLAHASSEE, H ay 18 —
Special)— Tfcs H om e yeatery paaaed, 82 to 0, a BenateproY*d bill requiring doctora,
id mlf-wtec* to apply ailvar-nlIta aolutlon to baMei* aye*
thin one hour n fU r birth.
8:15 P. M. TONIGHT
LEESBURG
T h e Company that gave Am erica its FIRST
pedal motor fuel is now FIRST AG A IN ...with
new, m ightier HYDRO-FORM ED AMOCO
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And Water Transportation
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A N I N D E P E N D E N T HEW SI*AI*fc.K
Establish'd In 1908
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , W E D N E S D A Y ,
MAY
14.
NUMBER SIS
Member Associated Press
1041
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I
Confers
rnor Calls For Hull
British
Officials
Question
With Envoy
In From Russia Hess, Escaped Nazi Leader
Tax Laws
Higher Auto Licenses
And New Levy On
8tocku I n . Stores
Asked In Message
Exclusion Of Apart
ments, Hotels From
Homestead Exemp
tion I s Requested
Finance Problem
Is Said Critical
j TALLAHASSEE, May 14.— ID
— Coventor S pcsisrd L Holland
Called today for sweeping tax law
change* by the Legislature which
has voted nearly everything he
asked a t th r beginning of the
1041 tension.
f Appearing before the House
and Senate in joint meeting fothe second lin e , the 4X.year.old
Governor proposed:
1. Full rash value assessment
of rest estate, with resulting lo
rn I mlllage deersasrs, to bring In
expensive homesteads now un
if ie d because of low valuations
and the (11,000 constitutional ex
emption.
2. A narrowed definition of
“hom ratesd' to exclude hotels,
apartm ent houses and business es
tablishments “now enjoying home
stead exemption privileges."
■I Strict tax collection machlntry" ;'o1ta st7 n fO T e 7 b 7 T ta i toil*.’
can he obtained by the purr baser*
of delinquent tax certificate*.
4. Correction of adm inistra
tive deficiencies In th* tangible
person si tax law, making such
delinuuent taxes liens against the
real pnd personal property of thr
taipaver.
h. Creation of th* office of
State Tax Commissioner to «upervis* (he reconstruction of the
ad valorem taxation system in
counti-s and districts.
0. Uniform assessm ent and val
uation of tnUhglbl* property for
taxes, with strict collection taws.
By a. constitutional'SM endm eat
‘ ta c t y ia r, Florida prohfcvalerem
taxation
far
More Money Needed
To i Replace Loss,
Holland Announces
TALLAHASSEE. M ay 14
Governor Holland
S W * ; todav that the
FTorlda legislature increase
the coat of automobile IIcenaa ta*i on 8^0,000 cam,
evy a new tax on the stocks
", fiftf1, ,tor<* knd put
teeth In tax collection laws
to order to meet "the erit-
Ical problem 1' of Btata finance*.
J i n Ms second address to th*
L dflalatnrv, d rro ted d * d naively
Ao money m atters, th* Governor
eytmterm and repreeentam trfly to make . up the
British warPictured aboard
ClUB Util English mother pnd
child were rescued from an open
boat a fte r spending 22 hours on
the stormy Atlantic when the ve*.
set on which they were passenQergerm waa torpedoed by
men submarine.
Bames Suggests
Educating C h ild
F o r Citizenship
anions Hear Disission Of Welfare
oyjrFor, Children
*
e
*
would b # * p raetk lajr sound ;guv.
«niM «nt to imp**# h u p add I
tlenal tax** n d 's s r U l a t y not i t
•M roprU to
When w e know
fall well th a t we eanttot toe* I
the appropriation* with actual
mnneti
i
ses*
»«ewy«*
The Governor, flanked
by
member* of hie official family,
Joint
read the mesaage
message a t es jo
in t ***•
alon In tho House • chamber,
pack ed1w ith member* and vl*ltM o?
IU omphaalaad th a t tho State
bad
lost 18,000,000 a year
through abandon In* real oaUtc
taxation and would loot anoth
e r IXjOOO.OOp through repeat of
thO gro*s, receipt, tax. - Therefore,
*rathe, onr 9100,000
c rcars
. *tat tho
' t lew*
«
priced eloca be ralaad fro m 910
t a l i t a y ear, to produce 91.tiM.OOp a re a r fo r tho schools.
Tkla would raise to a Minimum
< l l f ' t l w price of ta x i p n all
E ducating children tn become had amounted
b etter men and women It the way 1040.
"The S tate has Withdrawn from
to redeem tomorrow ■ America,
tha Rav. Harold R. Dames, su- nronerty
taxation,"Governor
partntandsnt of tjd* Methodist Holland said. "Tha o|d system
Children'! HofrV*-at Enterprise, la no longer appropriate. A new
told the Klwenls Club a t Its week, system must he provided bv this
ly luncheon a t the Valdex Hotel le g isla tu re before lie adjourn
today, adding That an understand ment a a a bails fo r sound and
ing of childhood la * tequlsllr In continuing county and diatriel
dsaling with them.
taxation. The county government*
"M aking lab* to protect child and the people have lh* right to
ren and care for them is fine." expect from us a svatam stronger
Rev. Barnes declared, "but this I* and fairer than tho onr under
only p a rt of the job '1
whlrh we have existed for so
Training In religion I, essen many yaara.
tial to producing good citlsvns,
“ Uniform assessm ent proced
tha speaker declared, and "teach, ure and valuation la the first oh.
tag the child how to live well will jeetive. M aterial increases in valhelp produce men and women uf ' u n io n will b* practicable in eoun■ kind wa w ant to live In to. J ties w h e n th* valuations have
morrow'* America,” be said
been lowest and full cash vatu*
A. P . Connelly, tha first presi * is*** men U, a t now providsd bv
dent of the Kiwanls Club, waa
law, will bo In order on the 1942
guest a t the luncheon and was roll*.
Introduced by Jno. D. Jinkint.
*T know of no olhar way to
Sidney J . Nix, secretary, an reduce
the burden a t the faith
nounced th a t the Central Di ful
taxpayer* who* are always
vision (tally will be held T hurs carried
lh air p a rt of tho load and
day in Clermont.
Dr. L» T. more. No
such extravagant sw
Dose and County Judge R. w . ing a real tax cell**lion law.
War* were honorad on their with teeth ta It.
birthday*.
"F ull cash valuation I* an ob
Tha liev. Barnes, who wa* In
troduced by the Rav, W. P. Uuhr. jective for 1949 and. can be a t
tained
w ithout hardship on tha
man, pointed out th a t "it cost*
leas to car* fo r a child than it property which dose n e t rig h tfu l,
dues for a rrftnlnal, though Amer for moat o f them. The present
ica and Jfc* world has not yet ridiculously low levtl of value,
tton (about f t percent average)
been awakened to this fact-"
■ 8 s vers I years ago a youth com. has operated to bring entirely
milled a m urder In tha Loon dis under th* homeetaad n t exemp
tric t o f Chicago. Rev. Bam** tion properties w orth as mueh as
said, and tha trial cost Cook coun- M o r 40 thousand dollars, o r even
wore. N oouch extravagant ex
T,,w rig h t there In th* Poop emption w as Intaadod by th*
•etaM exemption, and to atdistrict waa a n ta U ta r who mainIt la to f h heavier burden*
UfoerT a horns fo r nnder-prlvand rental
any a f.tW i m ln la tc rt charges
Holland said Um
Barnes doelanad. “ T h at 120,000
would Hare *««o a Ion# way in
th e^ operating onpenaos of tho
Sr* urV%iJ fr
MThol M aih«liat Children , Home,
of which Jtov. Bant** has been
superintendent since ro b , L re
cently w aa ashed to taka ta throe
A- T S m M o m ,
WASHINGTON, May U .—tfP)
— A showdown in the uncertain
relations between the United
States and Soviet Russia was be
lieve,!
Imminent
today a* an
afternoon
conference
was a r
ranged fo r Secretary of S tate
H ud and Soviet Ambassador
Constantine Dumantky — their
first In more than a year.
T hat Ihimansky'e rail on Hull
was im portant for the future of
Russo-Am trlesn
relations
was
taken for granted in w tlL lnfirm ed quarter* though both
American and
Russian circles
were silent as In Its purpose ot
significance.
President Roosevelt
reviewed
neutrality patrol operations and
military base construction prob
lems with top-ranking Navy and
Army officers Tursday as th* n a
tion awaited his u n t move In
the battle of the Atlantic.
He met first with Brig. Gen.
Thomas M.
Robins, assistant
chief of Army engineers, who
has charge of all m ilitary m a in ,
erring construction Including that
done on the newly-acqulred bates
in the Atlantic. L ater, he pre
sumably discussed with Rear Ad
miral King, commander.In-chlef
of the Atlantic fleet, conditions
growing out of extension of patrol
activities to safeguard shipment*
of w ar m aterials to Great Britain.
No details of the conversation*
wer# made public.
They were
held a fte r cancellation of th* third
White House press conference In
eight days ta allow the President
to recuperate completely front aa
Intan tins | attack. He remained In
the W hite House proper on order*
of hi* physician, Rear Admiral
Mctatlrv, b u t
the
President'*
secretary, Stephen T. Early, said
Roosevelt la "in g re a t shape"
and "everything U all right.
Meantime, lha Renal* headed
Into a showdown f | ghl on Ihe
use of convnv* when it ws* to
bring up today the House-up
proved bill authorising the l-re..
Ident to requisition Idle f-.rci»u
ships in American porta Henstoi
Chari** W. Tobcy,
ItrpuMIcsn.
New Hampshire, allll ta deter,
mined In offer an un t l-rnnvnv
amendment and force ■ record
vote on It, Instating It mil
■ vole for or against war
Tan tet tomes To (irief
Deputy Fuehrer May
Already Have Dis*
closed War Infor
mation, Radio Say*
Storm
F e w C a s u a ltie s R e*
p o rte d
In . A e r ia l
Attack O n B r i t a i n
'
Drive n
lha
H70 -tiin
onto
n
mud
tanker,
■tatided high and dry
hank
Paul
bv
Hm i
id Km*t
HI*!* wind,
»« pictured
Roikiiwaj
Ini-*l
Seminole Excluded Mystery Clouds
Fife Destroys
Skating R ink FVom Dry Cleaning! Disposition Of
Measure By louse( n „
r
In Old Armory SrniMKilt* f'rviiniv JU • kuui'i DuBary E state
L
Kstimated A t1l<lhn, ........... ...........
|C3,000 In bi4{llip*>ol
ment And ItuildinR ",K1"
wmi niiiK
ngatiiNt
32 Heirs Kstimated
With 13 or Them1^ : 7;::^..
1 Now In Kermany
French (Jovernmcnt
Okey»_Np7-i Terms
and F r ench Avenue on* bystander
said.
farm er
LONDON,
May 14 -U P )—
T o n lg k Sec retary Eden bluntly
$5,043.75 Worth Of
Defense Bonds Sold
Thr German High
in*, a tr ■ Isundry, a house fo>
the r filmed help on lh* estate, yesterday proclaimed
i i ’u t i a a H m r a .
•everal kennel, for lha H nl dog«
and fox do*a. and a prlvat,
Postm aster R. J. Holly said swimming pool.
today th a t IM 4 1 -1 9 w orth of deALEXANDRIA BOMBED
Csnta bond* and 944-40 in de
NEW YORK. M ar 14—UP)—
fense stamps had been sold at
The
British radio, heard last
th* Post Office since tha Isauas
night b r CBS, asserted th a t it
on sale May I.
officially
announced
In
Three $1,000 hande and on* wa*
9900 have been said, and tha bal- Calm that “bomba ware dropped
aar* wa* In 919 and 990 denom on Alexandria Alla m ornlngl
but th a t neither dam age nor raainations, Mr- Holly s o ld ..
• “Several peopl* a re buying uaultiee reaultod.
hook* of 19 cent defan** stamp*,
sa d Rill tu rn them ta fo r a bond
w han
tha
am ount
raaeho#
I I I .I S ," H r. Holly stated. This
-Pair tonight and T hursday)
bond will be worth 916 ta 10
n o t much change ta tem perar**ra, tha posU naatar added. ,
LOCAL WEATHER
,u
\
Lipu-
Charlie Robinson
Improves Slightly
Britain To Continue
Restrictions On Japs
w
♦••torlatrE F rtM
It until f I I p .hm, e.W ftpcd N u l l
t l t 'i m t v
ftip h re r.
wa*
de*
l Mi-rilicd liv t h o B r i t i s h r a d i o
j tn d n v n s tn lk in g n n d w r i t i n g
- " w o r d s w h i c h w ill m a k e t h '
| tli'iin n ii
H igh
Com m and
hwi -i i C’— t h e
f ir s t n o m i-o ffltin l in tim n tio n t h a t he m a y
iilr t’iiilv h i n o d i v u lf r o d v i t a l
( i r r m a n m ilitn rv sc c rc ta .
i Hi ititoh
nulitniy
i u tr l h g r n c ^
| offitTFto won* r-'iwrleil qiivatlon*
j 111k Ihr Nt -f N ail c l o t f l / .
SimiilliMttMUily,
th r
gp0¥#lfl*
| mrtil run!i oiled BBC*
began
a
jhpiift|r*< i f 11* liroadcaata daily to
ili-inintn on i b r Ilea# affair*
Tip I „<tifliui I huly Mail Mild tn
pri limmiii \ ouivi-rnatlotix
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“ m.In iiti'if hi- perMinal dlsgunt
w i.. h I In N im pin ly ." and! told
of it mi un cin I* triiRlun amonif
A.loll 11it l «-1 - pa rty rhleftblna.
Itoilin -niil dueumerit* left by
lh -m tluiitnl hi- planned t>x
\ itoii t h* huk.- of liuinilton In
tihi-pow m .in effort ti» bring
*bIi i■«11 pC444*I*
■ Thv iit'imiiii* i r i 4-ivt*d an ob*
F r i
m
mm
listening
In f ” I'Hup hrtnidi mmU tin till*
-tiiingc i i m > Even ws t h r IlrtUih
m
in .In- Ihtodrd the air-wavrit with
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Fire of un iindoiormined miinn j *■•,( .i l iv c
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h
U rI hi KlhL dratro> c d (hr hklililiv
i in nidtoN on forriirit hroartcaaU.
rink, hou»<s1 In »hr old i r n m i y
hi iaw V4hit ft Alts I'll '
In the Mi-iial war, Britain rohuirmng. muainu ■ lmn» uf a bout
h ui'hil i\♦' '■e-psi 'll I *u 11
p. Mi d I he Rri ond
runprcutlv#
IwS.IXNl to ttl] Tiivolvtd Mirim!mi
Ik"1
i* tf In msL lea mg lit of hmall -nr a ir laid#, b u t
the owner of the ioildint:. Mi>
I1' 1 lilt 11r \ « fe'MI un: i r
4o-tiidi i. - w e tr few.
hdw iril
llir nwn«m of tIn 014 III- Ml i ]ii - 1**Ie Ml 41It
f l-Mf f ill
Itudolf Mr ■■ shortly wilt b#
floor* brim of « Ml PitkTucti ut
I"!Hill Mil t i ]■i in* III 11M)|f
IMgllt
l.iiitl try I h i m r Mmiatrr*C*burchlU
Lakeland, who ii*crnlly d i i d , mid
If* \ i li-aniM iM
StltlMMlIi1
ArntMnu* I" thr will
Aih»!|ih hnuai If in a jn ivatr Interview af*
ihr (iKiwr, of
tht
rquipnicnt
Non-interventionist*, convinced Mark B P a r r of r in cln n ali
I*oimH> f*M ♦hat I Ilf* l«u b\U- Ihijldi) , w7\n nwiini llii *i#«■)»«'i fiitLiig him t h r chance to tall
that th* amendm ent will tT „
F)ami*p had npirad through thr I
^ ** Lam-} uf iIn* Laiify f), Mroi L u tn |MM , 41till krfil U | ♦In- - t in ) of ItH aerial run a w ay
J« ta d . h**e urged Tobey not to ,
* *ing before
*
•
*
1
for m wihli f hniiii . Mm fI i i<w «Ir i
t h r flic- (try f"Irafimif t
IL. They arguo that d efr. rnrn were called and on th r u si -ought (i- top,-pi
wit* i<* lip fht’ l.f.1 4sn]«i t wmu «*f ....... . Herman}’ and t o givo tip
\ >Nil w t ii t* t >iftf might conciiv*
" f the Jiropoeal would etn-ngth. rival Ihr r n t l r r floor w s - utilai) I toit V4
U n «*tot It f « It lie I (it h i r 11* M ill M tosC’HI - H^ti
iiMi ,ittvet ilie f u tu r e c o u rt# of
rn forces pressuring for convoy a end llie roof beginning to catch,
f
o
1
«'
41»h
*4la-el
n
n
i
u
i
l
l
!
t
lh
M
M
'lllh
rM
Lun i v 'ir-r U r n I thM I hi*
1hr v$in
I tre I ’hlrf Msck Cleveland »»ld Iiiu u I, it hunli'ii upon Oil’ Miimil of thr f (inn IV
\V hot hi r
Hitler's
tong-tlm#
Ihi Ir c* n Ihi ("i ntliiihf’i nl
n-Uy,
t-fctiit'liahriii'n-. -inc** thrv liml i( i r e l t e s t individusl lo t, , » to uuy I hi mumm* f r t mn i h r larjfri hHl" hi tih1 Iit 1«" i)f»r «>mI llitikl*' In i nd nnd t u r n c o a t deputy will
a gMrll .4- .'ii1, to lilt LI i*f UifK. d< . i if., the real iniida sto ry of
Ihr owner of the building. Mrs llll-llilRM" H
fet'iriiinv, lu itlin r«<m- ( " iiiiani to tho ve te ran Jouma*
l-sne, who set a value of | 2U.tk>u
Rrprnl of Iht* Into’ witu votnl f’li’ Mlltiv in til*(111 ItoIiill
Sklfli-f. 1»-1, f'hurchill, was n m a t t e r of
Charlie Robinson, 23. who re o|i it Mhe had Insursnrr on thr iloviu la ♦hr II mhi i Ii/i ii yviirn
M tvrd a fractured skull in sn structure amount lug to shout onr h*«i , lull Srpnlrirtlr (’uunt v ilry Ifltrihli id *if th r «Mntrt .JttUU • hiEb -pt -4ulution today.
h»iIny rmii! hr wnt iu«t
B m highly placed Briton* il*
accident Monday night when he fifth of the value, her hu-band *rlritnrr* ii' krtl t h r r u r r r u l re* Liulyi'tL
■hip nl thul
hUlnUrl hilt tliii* uuoi) to ore declaring th a t th#
was thrown from a motorcycle, -aid. Several week, ago she had | mitin of i lie Lr(r lull fur «• L»kill Ihr
t
h
r
r
r
vuk
ii
luryr
m
im
l
ti
nl
h« «t h hr owed Gorman's atmost
showed a “alight im provem ent" gon* to the City llall to poy op I Inw
T h r ■r p m lln g
hill
w « r firlM urni iminy ol ihrm mi L« i
Mo ii-ilihlr flight to B ritain 1 had
today hie phyitclan *aJd, but he Ihr U ses.
killrtl
m
i
fom
mltlro.
hu(
l
a
i
n
111
1
4
II
V
Th* floor of the building bed
iMu-i. Hu* country mor# m ilitary
* J*°l r e t nut of danger.
Mr* Mtrtotlri uml hri htalunil
teen Installed for Mr Patterson brought up m thr 11mi i*i', tohrrc
Bonny Hoadllght, Entorprlse at a cost of about 12,000, one of it
to rrcolvf t h r m-rr*- w r r r j u t mi t h r prDcri”* of a advantage ’’than a m ajor victory
nagro who was riding with Mr th* heirs. W. C. Reed of Lakeland, anry lw< -thlnU m ajority for paa- rrMtnralii’ti i*f thr prnprriy, Mr mm i h r hattlsfloJd,"
Tli* • ffeet on G erm an moral#
Rtblnaon on th* motorcycle, al estimated.
Pftilgrtt *ismI They w rrr rtank uik
Mr L anry laid.
No Insurance wai ■ar»*.
Ilia flight alon# was w orth
to received a fractured ekutl and held on the ** pensive floor, made
ExH u mom r f the tli to a coun- ffir tHKHh With f|UR|| iifii! hint
ki’t i m h with that inuyh, they said, and Chur*
*h atte n d a n t a t
the Fam ald- of hickory ta give a hard sur tlaa w hkh foil in th# S0.O00 pop fust filJt’l Ihrii
Laughton Memorial HoaplUI said face.
ulation h rarkrl. would he a big hunting ihigN U*ui«ll> th r tivumr • hill himself was quick to salt#
-Immi»r y nnd Kchnuirv , op n Uu i point when h# d#? lired
hi* condition was satisfactory.
Equipment In the building was help tn th r dry rlran rr* , Mr Rpriu!
up thr 41*t ii tr kut Inrt yt’Ht Mm "ii I r a i m u g cif Jleia* arrival:
between
1700 and Lnney lirlirvra
Mr. Robinson, an employe uf valued a t
Ilrr
writn
4
'
4i iit •* down
■rvrriil
" T h r niuggot la in the spplt.'*
the C ity le* and Fuel Co., w s, 11,000, according to on* report
tin m durmi; th r yrar ■ud wu- { W lii'ii and where the print#
driving th* motorcycle on Lake Moat nf th* lost was in the
l>tnmimy
Inur
trtpn
thin
ym
r
♦ninihUu
and
th r
surrendered
Shore B culevsrd
about
three skat*, used by the patrons.
Thr fir” |ii-ttv rtinni-l' of nhotil pii"«ni*-i ««f wai will moot was
Th* call to th* station came
miles from Ran ford when he lost
ft noo i$iii-h iff Ifttid, orlgiiiNlls ind diM-loAnl, but tlie London
at
t:Mt
o'clock
this
morning.
As
control of th e machine and was
filitnft’d ii- oiBtiKr nnd
If iilv Mml tftid lira* already h i d
hurled to th e highway, tn addi *o«n aa the firemen arrived they I
VICHY. France
May 14
iTiovi> foil nl hTeilrrirk Oti tin ♦> | born ninvi'd funrn u Glangow bos*
tlon to the skull Injury, his arm set up two hosts, as many a , (Ah
tkounhl
ihi
pn
p
rrty
in
IM
tl-T
01
The
French
g
overnm
ent
could h* handled by the numbei
p 11 it I i t ■ plArr n e a r e r i*ondon,M
fractured.
of men on duty, Chief Cleveland tnilay unanimously approved tlie 70. Mr I'ndjrrf! »«nl, nnd ftiniin-el
And alfi'fid/, it
Raid, whtlfl
■eld. The Goer wa* s solid sheet term s hegnliiitrd between Adolf huildirty the imurt hall or m - i HV*" m tivi-r* from « broken an*
Inii»r
i f flame and the fire had started Hitler *ml Frenrh Vice Premier flriirr hall uImiiM u >rui
U< bmir totifforcd mi bis para*
coming out of th* windows at tin- J e a n Dorian, presenting the Unit In 1N05 thr hnf f f t r j r killi-d m"»i . bull' df-ri ut tn n Scottish moor$
ends of lh* building, catching the
H u t r . wtth who! diplomatic of Uii- tinruri- Irri’R, r u ttin g down | lliifitoh «>f f ir iiPktft are talking t o
th r k rr*vr to it« jiira rnt »ii* ot
roof.
circle* coiled
«n accomplished
Into
Several firemen hsd their fare* f a il i f European co-operation uh*uil fi%r i c r n
It*-.. )m- itesrnhml tn thesa
Ilikto|di*a ihr main hiddlmf
and back* w ittered by the heat designed to halt A met Iran entry
questioner* renl ronilitions in G e r
ntunhe-r of • rmillrr huildinifii u
from Gi> fir* while trying In get
into
the
war
groupt'd around
at h dlitnnri- man} sn,| aml<t the N a ll h l e r a r close enough to the building to
There mu— Mill oo official In TTirrr io j twuwntory fram r hnuar <h>. t h e pa|ier said, adding!
save IL It was Impossible to rn .
d
ic
a
tio
n
'o
l
what
term
s
were
in
for
•
hr
RMprrintrpdent
of th*
"lie s|M>ke freely a n d frankly
ter the tnlldlng from any dlrrc.
but
dtplom lk
circles property, » barn End n wniron nnd is -aid to have indicated hta
tioei when the firemen arrived, th* solved.
agreed generally the term s in *hM fm fai in in p- lr m tn la and
chief explained.
n e rsen a t disgust with the N a t l
A bell boy a t th* Hotel Mayfair cluded not only rennnmlr hut po hu*e hay t o r n Ihnt was converted ' | . , rty „ nd it* policy. Th* tension
first dlteoYatod th r fire end litical collaboration between the into «n sir p la n r hanger six y e a r . | , „ tw . pn )MlHy | PB jrr, s p p ^ r *
On the gro unds are two
^
tv arh e d u , u t . of c o p .
turned In tho alarm . Cracking of French and their German con t g o
runways for plants big enough ta 1siderahle
the hardwood floor* waa heard querors.
a ru te n e u
urcommmiste a thrtc-|ilace W arre,
all tha w ay to Twentieth Street
weeks.”
Mr. PaiTgrit said. O ther build
O half, Chief Cleveland stated.
The (sat big fir* waa a t (ha plant
of the United Lute her Company.
ff ' T i l m
Tension Reported
Among Germans
?n
Hottsfiolder Presides Over Senate,
Soderblpn Pictured
In Legion's Paper
C arl
Showdown In Rela
tion Between U. S.
And Soviet Is Be.lieved To Be Near
�\
SASfOSO
■■■- !
,
w V I ik
DNORglNG OUR%LVES TO
id Herald
:<atw*vaeiaisls»d fw Me 1
lOe *e *Be e ow -tre wtta
rtttH i i " i m
.R> *%■ Clft/l
reulrll
<Jround,
noth,
O (torth
I
*
ssrs ,,ssv’^ sn S £
officer
UUetf,
lo keep
pM fttX
o f - th e l l t t h Field Artoday advised U a m m
In teach w ith form er cmespaotally If H Is eapect-
af ter . demobilisation.
•‘Inffltm you# form er employer
what y * i aro doing in th s Army
and the r a i s in g y ea are receiv
ing — t | b (restart wlU erealo
friendly internet Between yen, the
employer,'.and the job,” Col. Hes-
LIQUOR
B r a n d y , Champagne, 1
Wine, Gin, Cordlsls. etc.
Free D ellrery, Phone 788.J *
BAGGETT’S ;
' Liquor - Store
Uather Arcade
civilian
WINES - GINS - LIQUORS
.FHKB b k L iV e r y —p h o n e d m
BILL’S PACKAGE STORE
Il> W. F l t S t ' BTOBfaT
•wt1* ‘/EgeR.O
The nation’s defense progrjvm la again under serious
IONOi Have I not coin‘ defense strikes, actual qf potential. In the
isof Bo -etrong a n d of
i area both machinists affiliated with the
a * e i- b o — tm t afraid, dan ‘Fyatii
P .-th o a dlWnOyed) 'f o r American
eralfort of Labor and their rivals In the.Conth y g o d . fa w ith thH- fcrcait' of 1
fltflsl ‘Organisations have ..walked out In eleVanthou g**it~Woihu>
ards. A - strike of 22,0oo jfion .in th« loRktfk
■*MV•*:>*»***
■nber mills qf the State of Washington U N
fading to the entire‘west coast lumber IfittiWrtfsA-AT GIBRALTAR
.V6V * 1H i
cd Automobile, Workers, C: I. Q., are dlit .to
1. bMeOr-BQlleUn)
£ " * » * “!,
Li- ■trike' ThurM
lb p m fle if taf :B heavy na- torif CorpohM
o ll lt a k e plate* frdm TJpor,' Interim.* ‘And,
ti "Sooth M on / v . BUffa strikes' of losker proportlop, but dating back weeks 6r cVeh
BattorOa commencing about months,'arc Still In prognss. Does this look as If the coun
ft M.‘l—N « lt* fYpm'of#Mli| try jverd getting ahead with the problem of winning the
a par « f?« 1 b ra tta r delivered battle of production?
lobeerd during call I n port
Tire attention of American* has been concentrated
r a t e . from M editerranean
ttTea *
V»■
»
-I
lately oil the IfUcsUon of ships and naval convoy* to guar
ml# heed, and heed, yon antee dellyjffy or mtitiitlons from the ‘'arsenal of democra
t eorey,
cy" to the fighting front. Thu Issue is of imramount lmroadstead, u n d e r .
portdnco, hut ho less 'so is its twin, which Is that of pre
U l h t b e Ro4k|
B u lfed iro , Devil's Gap, venting labor dispute** from Interrupting the flow of these
niunitloiiH at their soitirte. We must.not forget that lUUeir
I'd Tivey
p wlU untooae (heir shock I* counting quilo a* much on n labor blockade as on one
l| • < ’ ‘ ‘
by U-boats mid other ecu raider* to disrupt and defeat
the scs-starlng bsstlons
our effort.
Uo> w here ovorT
Bo It Is discouraging to note that in this crucial hour
Is, Lofanl, Genista speaks
we are hUI) debating furiously whether wo should put any
n th-Mole,
" frtM ’ deep
fsrm lsnd legislative curb on defonse strikes, oven one ak mild and
uWkhd* In Enctlsh clover. reasonable and well-tested ns a mandatory cooling-off pe
Ml from old w ars th a t roll
riod, ti> give mediation ami other moons of peaceful set
v\ n'r n , T
tly round. Troops of the tlement a proper chance of success, Sunday night, on the
Forum of the Air, Cwo Representative*, p Democrat arid
i t rt-Xurmlng,
I4W*rwMltng
t r e r s ;' Wellington*. Buffs,
“ “ 0 Republican, clashed with another Representative, a Dem
m th those n a m e i:
ocrat, and a labor leader on the point. The labor leader in
tho Rtralts
ths
opposition wns George Meuny, secretary-treasurer of the
RMCg.‘comes sterm lnr,
American Federation of Labor and a member of the Na
j R S m M ln flames.
tional Defense Mediation Board. Though in the railway
7
I and grenadier come back field a mandatory cooling-off formula has for lohg worked
td pn'cctlon in forestalling strikes und has found accept
f Stored season's names ance With the atrongedt uniwns 'in the country, tie re
tan-tilled aaoe,
d Tbtbki and Tseralni ferred to It as Included In “a Nail-Fascist plan of forte of
goift})uli!on."
CkA they
match «with
Why ahouldn't a man like Mrany, If his heart I* real
A # *t
, f T> - v
'
ly* In the Job of mediation to which the J^Hjdcnt )uu
colled him, welcome n law which promised' him and hit
boat'd ah opportunity to function In advance of atrlkr* or
lockout* 1 Why, for that matter, shouldn’t It be welcomed
sped n i round, b] William Green, president of the A. F. of L.. Who fa
>'• tide, pltke^ r.md of citing whaf h6 Call* the ’'detcrmlnsllon” bf the
[Iflgfrt
8,000,000 member* of his' Federation to avoid strike* And
'
Study th« business poooiblMli
th at will arriv e In 1*43-43. f<
CAMP BLAND1NG, May U-+
Again The Strike Menace
VJBRSR r o it" toda y
%
QUR SHADOW
theories s»
Out of the welter of copill
the meaning of Rudolf Hear i
Scotland and his precipitous d<
_ „
...
fighting plane, one fact alone stands out with no change
of contradiction.
That ftCt Is that Herr Hess, whether he wnntcd ,ld Of
not, has stolen the shew - from Wrong-Way Corrlgnn,
Lindbergh, poat a n d Catty, a n d other nerwnagea w tra»
spectacular feats resulted in world-wide publicity, and
has gone a lo n g way towards making himself the ^number
one box-otflce attraction wherever he might haVc the Op
portunity qf exploiting his position,
_
The opportunity of such exploitation, just now,
doesn’t seem Very likely as the British apparently are
aware their distinguished i guest is a 24-carat price that
muitt be kept In a strong-box.
Personally, we believe the Number Three Nail was
on his way to the United States with n contract from the
Pilsner beer people, and that, becoming confused over thp
Scottish moors, was forced to boil out. Just why he >aa
Hying a plane that didn’t have enough gasoline to UJto
him hack aclmss the Channel'is a little mutter we wouldptt
care to discuss At this time.
One person we really feel sorry far Is Herr Mltfer
who' has finally had to admit that one of the Big Three
Wat "hbts. ’ W « really don’t pretend to have any fc}eA
about what (a behind all thla commotion, but we do k'noW
that n^hert maniacs ntar,t calling eaefi, other "Crexy, the
chanced Are Somebody Is fight.
ee>Bw«n.o.UTT
>V81>WMPAY.^ MA
-
ff?
1^1 V J
tf
W A,
Plnehunt Grocery is again buying gntm and
dried leave* at the market platform, make
$ ? ! “ *?• Oall'for Information and, prices.
O a r s h o p ' Is w ill e q u ip p e d
to make a n y repairs on
farm machinery, trailers or
jot&er equipment.
2S Cases listed
Upon Docket For
Municipal Court
Broad Xharute* in
Florida Tax Laws
S e rv le t
( -sallow«*S rv o o s r s s s t a e l
A total of g< c a te s a p p a a rd
on th* dockst fo r th « ' rftraU r
session of the Municipal C oart
fct the Police B u tto n M otidsr aftern non. with ro ly t w o ' or Mis
t i n t scalndt white persons. ’
I t i r p h Arnold, chnrgod Wfth
reckless driving, was fAand rdD.
;t and fined l» o or 00 days,
c ie t r Ttnor, (hsnre.t w hh o p tb
vtWIg a m otor vvhkle without
llglits, r s tr tlte d » H bohd.
O hkttSs against negroes In-
tnc-sagv. Apr. I.
He reviewed the passage of
n s r iltie U i rs-»Hw*tl6n plans,
'rhuctm rnt Of d n o w 'U g on-.ltOMo
track betting for aid ago pansiotis, i-c-enactmcnt of 'th o -soVrp lh cent V>f gasoline1 Uit,'' dlfor■Ion of sccttm aUteo Murphy Act
monsy, 1180,000, to the general
fund, and Intresne ot IIA driv
e r’* license fee from 00 cents
*0 81 to ptodqco 1300,000 t u ,
y s tr for ■’ bigger rttg fn tsy jjm*
~ Ho defended the proposed
higher atrto tag license fw l»
cause ho sold It would not coll
fttr employment of any addlllpn
at eollrctor* w arfy new c*
G h s * .' «
Would provide Certain.
ttnsrked funds fo r the schools,
khd the b u h ltk Would be both
Vldesprcad slid *4u|t*ble.
• 'T g « ‘,M detf t*X, J id W atlnued,
was esked' By the g t s t t Automo
bile P o aly ri' AjeneUtlOh, bec» 0»e
u f n t cats ip the i^ g -p rk c d class
hkv* recently W
ih iriaso d j h
Weight and than sutsm atically
MS* ■ ■ H i i f . The tpereavo
thus V tll A gualbs the cost nt
Mill Supplies
Irrigation Systems
—•Expert Welding
r
J s a its Davis
Icturrd In action In W ashhgtoa,
tmss l)»vU, a member Of tho Nsonnl Capitol Rifle Lragae, w*n
st Individual crown with fe score
1 371 In the William IiandHph
[satat C ltlssn s M arksm anship
natnplonshlp. Tbs Baltlm ort tadt
’
won lbs team UUa
ile
P atterson,
charged
•peediftg, Was
dlsmlssod.
Isnio Bvket . L aw son.' charged
with selling liquor, had her case
rentlanod. I Georgs
Robinson,
charged with being a n (nmato of
n disorderly he ties, had Ms case
Continued.
1'
T hs ‘following wore charged
w ith ‘ dlrordOrty rsftOoct and g«treatod bw aii o f I * oaeht ia c
trow it, WRIle choatm e, f M
ivrryi l . - J : Bmfth. B M MtKUL
&SUPPLYCO
■ ' U O a V J U l T i iR fT L .
AT THE
S E M IN O L E
COUNTY
LA U ^pR Y
Barnes Suggests
HEAVY
idifWtt l«»«r
tp rik tf
o rtS e H la
H
than that
A ttberta.’ whet*
l*n-’nagged, yet
bung old, once
Iota,
af *bs«!I*l
Cowttsanl rrmm r* » * I
ived they were mental
nt the speaker *akl.
Iron la te r were taken
bp p o o r : 'environment of
bme, and showed Im p m i
a th efr mental taiaisup.
na pffiii w tlk « Iw itt ti
DOMESTIC RUGS
Sc fig u re fbot
ftT M
a
Rome,
a
Ik fiutv..................
il? 1r*W«n<Jou» h ll1-
streets climb to barW
WaMIflji
khd b ttlio h T th ru st to
ir* bVorr.’’ ’’ *•;
l t l d s r i th a t
beat
ho .brlfW eat en d ' mOsrt
Wit members o f Oar home."
■k Ilemld Tribune.
m .1 wi7i i i i an
«T
ping of all slaU s."
• ■
1 "Blilp* ru tirln g tha Red Rea
now do *ii nt th eir own risk b a t
Hint a th rtr b o sln td i," l» was
raid.
Y.
Tlu- aim ouiicsm ent followed a
High
Comtaaad- com m onte mwhich .aid Maal U -baat*;> lt?eV .
In*
n
British
rr ’avay I
War soue to the Rhl Ron.
itly o|irncd up by PrculdMt ihwlroyerm ovwr a pel
evilt ta shipments of vrkt ria l days, had s a u ? 1
bU lK U R E K ___ NUMINA t RU
WAfllUNGTOV,
*
Ilea' to BrttBW, Add Wsrh#d blilps tofalllng TSltQl
anv shin ventuyfng into the
“ As resu lt o f th e i
wtft Mr liable to (Mattiatlota lu r e 'w ill include • ah
u trtJ diplom att Interpreted Saa.** U mu .lataJ:
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T U B 8 A N V 0 R S U tR A L B , B A N W tttt. t l O t l l f t A
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Devotional It Given
At Meeting Of Circle
Revisions Needed sow i!rut
lU U H
rrvdi rli 1 1t\ ?'i
InTV Homestead
Act. MIAMI
11
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if'ilutit" I i’ll who
Holland Declares,.............
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I’—t n f i ' k ,
ttlit t
M\iuui:s
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mk tfi , ,1»
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’’Following In hi* footstep*"
MB8. W J RINE BEAIs Society Editor
wn«
the
«ubjeet
o
f
the
derolhm*
M
Telephone 14H
nl which wa* given by Mr*. My'
11
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■tffciaa
ton Smiih at the m eetin g o f Clr*
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I -HllBBOl i N t n t'BIr Ihtrl
' -*%*. •*•-w t r v • j t
tle One of the Flr»t Rapll*!
«hntcnt 'l ] in nt aoci’illtr
ilrfifttng lionicntr»tlB
tu Rvnkl rontlnim l abu-M s %ih»di'
Church on Monday a fte r n o o n a t
have tin onie |irrvnlefil in miii i
the home of Hr*. A. J. P e le r s o a
countir* where Mich huiMiiiL,*.
I t t I P V S \ | MM Ml I li I It
on
Went
Flr»t
Stre et.
Mr*.
Mr*. IV, A. Cnglr presided j 1
tipm liiicnf hmi*«*e, hotel** mul Im*
tt ASHING | l ' \
Mu
It
IGeorge
McCall w*» r o h c l
in**** ruin illMhnicni* an* .now 1*11
over the re -g u la r Ini- ......
liner*
inertVapSK SD A T
rim tt n i p r f ’jt i h m ■ »p > rn.
— ------Mr* .Linn'* Hoyd .>f Leesburg | with Mr* Petervon.
ifiytnjr
hommtcail
I'nciuption
p
i
n
,
The Junior >A uxilia ry 0 f th r i l ' f
• li \ O 't m f tn th*»i f- f . i Mu-*'
A ia rinn Clat* w h i c h . i* (tailing liei m othe i, Mr* \\
The llihle le**on wu* t a u g h t
lire***.
Was held in the- annex of l h e ; T .
tVneel.C. . t il
IK lo \ » i ■ 1 , \ X* rI |i
»t het home on hv Mr* Fred Myrr* and Mra.
"Thin
lull
would
limn
itini|>
^ 2 **?* . } ? ? * *
P ^ R r a m at r i r « t Oapttat Church la«l even- Onh Avenue
IVtee^hni'c
t *i
i m I i i I"
A M Gnrdnler, M l,,inn Sludy
»»on» on *nrh pfoperth1* to *b* S|H to
« • L e t l o n J I n t e t 1:30 P. M. All tog. The ope ning prayer w » * '
l ilU'l 111 Si
I
f I',1
rh a im ia n ,
gave
a
talk
I n d u e n p i r n c n l i M l b y t h ■*t p o i n e n
“ f «>* auxiliary member. offered by Mr*. A. J. Peterson
I'riernta u[ Mi* L fu Ki'hulp “ Young People."
l
j of th r building occupied nitd u*i t> . t oUi S n ot. I » i | i f
*»• t o o t e d to attend.
(i»i plod iipp.'Mit mi i i i
and the devotional ro n d u r te d by I will be non
to loam *ho i* »lf
» foi liom-Btend ptirpoBC>
I In
Mi- tV E. Ka.ler, \V. M. U.
f'rkitrnmit*
in
th.
\nu>
\ 1
Mr*.
J.
T.
Hardy,
who
talked
o
iy
nt
hei
hotn.
.
S* .r,n t ! r t ‘ 16n* w ‘» continue
mi F n lm rlto Avt- president, wn* a visitor a t the
Mop would do much to
r>
i i i i r I:.--, . \*
! B ;l55' W
Cro"
ln ‘h c Worn. tho “ Importance of choosing on* nvie.
pliitrmrni « n the active and ton
meeting a n d Spoke lo the mem*
i fom Jt-*> A - M. until vocation in life a t an early age.*'
-------tnhnlttiK tax roll* of n cln*** ot . IX l l l r ,il t m i x i
tmi» nhnut the d i .l i lc l meeting
• ^ 1 1 J O A. Id. With the American
* *i I H I nl
pi o pert > whi chili ten not iie h in P I I III NTH ,|l MU I M i IIP 1 II
M e l o n A uxilia ry sponsor*.
F.SlX^VlVt" 7 Plnk J tal WI " n j
Mr" W I. Morgun ha, r e hell) leeenrty hi Ovitalo. *tre»*lng
*y
*
njoy
the
rxcmplion
It
wo,,||
Gaater
lilie*
deeorated
the
room
|
t
u
rn
e
d
froin
Atlanta
w
here
*h,
4*1 I Ml *»I t 1 I 1*1 11 I*‘ii I** 1
the help th at I* needed in lifting
T he L it e r a t u r e d e p a r t m e n t of
il't- ro.eBtaldifh
an
iiiipoiiiint ! l \ l Ml 1*4111 **l JUQ,i»l I i til \
Following the I vtanml with he r *nn. John, who the deneinlnathmal Hehl.
U M W o m a n ' a Club will have a , for the occasion.
r
11 IN ( 1*1
1
IV ftT Khinnon
■"•nine td revenue m main I ih,. I
i^portp of thn vnridu* officer/. IB a »tintent fit Kfiuirj,* ll nt ver
Following a p r a y e r o ffere d
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* 11,1
*ntml n*»* where *churl term* funi |
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v
■' K " . Im * the Church library ■It y
hv Mr, J a n e Smith, a social Scrten actrets P f f j y Shannon. 31. ii'fM nhoiteniHl laryrK hn him , r
were rihtvlhuteri tv t h e member*.
hour wn* rtijc ,e,| and refreah- f o rm tr ZUcfcid F o l l k t jir i, w n “in h abtiitc«
A potted plant wn* aw ard ml
Mi anil Mr, (.’lifford Howell raeiiU r e r r c l hy the ho,tra*c> found dead In her Holly wood lioin*
A m erican L it e r a t u r e ." M n . W. L.
l«
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rt.
If.
N.
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n
d
for
....
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of
Weat
I’atm
Henrh
were
tin
D b f r t 0 . RoberU, h t r huibami, told
lo the following;
Cooper la' t h e ‘ iponsor.
excelling In a ronte*l which w u»;guc*t* of Mi Howell’* p a ren t,,
1
‘ THURSDAY
Mr* Fred S t y r c . M r, A. M. ^ottet he found h t r body in *he M rs. H e n le y K leeted
enloyed
during
the
,
octal
h
o
u
r
'
>lr
and
Mr*
fl
A
Unwell,
la,I
T h e F u t u r e F arm er* Chapter
Ciordnler. Mr>. .1 A Strange, iftchen when ht returned Ifrcm « D .A .It. (>roup R e c e n t
o f - Seminole High ' School will L ittle Joyce A n d r r . n n delight-', weekend
Ml*. J a n e Smith, Mr, I ('. C a l Athinv trip. An a utopiy^V ai or
---------dered.
■ Rionaot a . b e n e f it bridge pa rty r d the m em b e r, with two r e n d - ,
houn Mr, Myron Smith, Mr*. II.
Mi ' VV | lien w \ « ,i U T U heele* ha* r e tu r u r n t
Seminole
High School Ing* and Mr*. Cleveland gave
Mum'IoimI Mi * t'« il
Itm .
g
• 'F i l l it* recent nl thi
Building at HI 00 I*. M tho reading “ Mother."
| to C l r w M r n where he will I n ! M r .............................
H.n i n n i t ha plo of 11 I ‘
\V V Kader. Mr- tt R. W h j t O
K le p h illlt
S lllt
n e • arrlrlng on-tim e will
R efre.hm cnl* of Ice cream n n d j f <,r the Miimner uionth*, while | |ty*,m mi.I Jl>* p tv Mm-rt
I 1** “ i In \ m e m .-in ♦?'
JOO'.dxtfO point* f o r con- e»Ve wreie *erve(| by the ItM-i Mr* Whrele* plan* to r e m a in '
— —
T o Mr H eld Hv CI hss ■'* Ml’ 11 l i tine i I thi
*e*,e*. Mr*. J. | „ Jackaon, M r » . , ln Sanford
"
Hr, In no ..f Mi
4,
■i
, t, i, du
W. C. Rumhley. Mr*. It T Tho-1
----------M TS. r a p e
H O S tfS li
T h l ' Ih k l l ^ l l t l t ts 4kf U l * |, k I U iridge.
M
It
1 1 Io f Hi*- M t’H u u H ^ l * h u t r l i : i t n
*lr» John Mulgett and Infanl
m
n a e i t ig ‘ eeaalons will eonitnue ma* a nd Mr* A. H. Hatcher. AI
T o C h u rc h C irc le t h r HltllCN m i M u ii i j ; i \ ('Am i n i 1
l . ,
ft^T'thd Red Croat a t t h r .Wo- coraagr ef carnation* w n, placed "on were toniove.l lodav from
,
i
■ , ,i
u I t h M i x l t i \ T i l l i v Ml
M t
I 'h e Ferna hl-l.a ughton Memoi lall
lD I lf s'C lu b from 2:30 P. M. un, upon each plate
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Mr* J K Page »«« hm.tr*r
Those pre sent were: Mr*. J Hospltnl la the hnmc c f Mr"'
til 'hrSO' P. M. with Mr*. J. St.
i'
' M i:„ t
n j i n Mngni'11.1 j Monday ultertioim lu in ember* r i M i i r u * S m i t h , M i * T 1 S n 1
d a l e .White, sponsor.
II. Colelnugh. Mr* V G. Mn*!y, Gerlha Ittii i*
B v a i i a n d M u * V c t * * \V , •nth '• • 1 ,i . t i t
itni
Avriiin
l
Oi
Olrclc
Two
of
the
First
Rap
Seminole C h a p te r Two. O. E Mr*. A. M. (iordnler, Mr*. I.onI , ,„
, lu n
'I
——
ti«t Church at her home on Mag ■ a lioa|rww»**
_.H.,. p f l j ' hokl lt* re g u la r meet. rine Beal. {Ir*. W A. Ci.gle,
M r * t l S \ \ h d . i o n d u c t e d Pi,
, ,11 S ' , .1 n , 1 11
• tog «t the Matoelc Hall a t 7:50 Mr*. C. L.
Hew,on. M n . Ira
F n e m l, <>i v
|
| ‘, i e i . of nnlia Avenue, and presided ovei drvutiunnl u rn I (he ImMiirN* *i
it, I' |:n ' 11n i ,
the re g u la r hualne** meeting.
P. M. Prior to the regular m ee t, Southward, Mi* J. T. Denton, , U k , . ............ „ , n
Mirry
«h n ilU'l intwitlrJ o \ r i hy \D**si It h. \
liM iiniiii, Mi
t o f f . m f a .Will, be a program hon. .Mr*, tt. A- Moreland, Mi*. J* It Icaim tho, lo i- 10 ,he Fernnlil
Mr* R A William* c onduclrd Ruth Hu rid nl \%h ii Ii turn* it wnM« nu k
«h iimIniti. Mi
orlng all member* who are Ashley. Mr*.
P eail David. Mr*U u g h t i .o
M . oo. ii h I
Hospital th r devotional and t h r ge nera l dccliii**! t <i hnvr h “ Whiti- Flo. Mhi jrtili
lllll It in It
mother*.
J. C. Phillip*. Mr*. \ t . 1,. Vance. w'hVrr lo- iintlrtwcnl nti opern W. M V Sicw ardahlp C hairm an, Jibunt -ulr nt tin ru \ l
VI11Ml i'll S t r v u u l . f u m r n
Tree L ittle T h e a te r will pre- Mr*. J T Hard.-. Mr*. A J Hon ye»lordav
Ml* A. K. Rnasaltrr, g a v r a talk
Thi- i «■to-1|c it nt in m ii f Mi oi i
r
HUHi
4 *ent two play*,
“ Hansel ami Peter*cn, M n . it. I„ Heard, Mr, |
—
—
< n Stewardship T h r mite boxer Will in in- nt li'urhi'i nf thr l-Ih i '
I Ft. iit h i s i u v I Mil'll >1 i
G re tel” a n d '■ Pandora/' a t tho F. L. Dampler, Mr,. C. A An
Mr ull>, Mr. ,• j H arrison ware distributed
Mi
hy
Mr*.
M. W*n nrc ip trd wit it i r y i r t
M
II I I • I III* '
So u th 'S id * Prim ary School at Her*on. Jr.. Mr*. R C. Moore^ had n* th.-ir g u e . t , last week- Cum m lng for the , | h>c is I o f f e r II B Met nil. St , nit*- i lct i**tl fi» •H
,I' II Ituuli Mini M I
W
R:OO.P. . t t . un d e r the sponsorship Mr*. M. N
Cleveland, Joyre
Mi* H a r m o n '* hm th er-tn- ing. Folloiving t h r report* Of fill till" Mil’ll f14’V I’HU'ifd 111, 111* j(l,|
I. I* I Lit: ii
o f t l i a ^ . T . A.
Anderson, Ray Tlinma* nnd the j - B)|,|
nlll] Mr- A tin vnrlnu* o ffu c r* . plan* were resignation of Mi- Willmm*. an
i >i: tut
hiwIh IIi 'i I HnSewing session* will ecntiuue hoitesar*.
| f{ (Jonl.i anil Mr* D Gouin, aM made fot thi' program mooting M l. \\ P Buhl limit kid*, tie* 1ill t » i
mid itfcBi'iili-ki Mi ■
^ f r r the .Rod Cro», a t (he Wo*»s
■"i*iNt'ml
l«
hcFt*
u
h
u
h
m
il
he
held
nt
t
h
r
church
•
nnu
t
he
i i'l it (lip ' ‘'I’«m*
of Ja c ksom ille
” tian’* Club from 2:30 p. M.
G m i i t ' - i n it
i n j t t M il l.y U<< t * V lit
lllkl Monday a fternoon.
|*| iv a» al (fill l •
until E :30 P. M. with M n . L
St ittle T h e a te r C a s t
d 11t-t t itui t.f
The h o s tr s , tea, asstati-d In rrouji 1tut Ic i tin
C l a i r '. W h i t e . *pon*oring.
Mix Ill’ll l hiq»M ii m uft i i m ii it It , 'H u hii>*jin'1** h u h t ini*
N am ed F or 2 P la y ,
it* Tl|e
r e g uTlabwniend
r meetingClub
in the
url
• rr v i n g r e f r e s h m e n t ,
hy
Mr*. refn-xium nt» vn it
will f ohove
|,s tfk, 1 - IdId tl H\ k t L k Ml- I * lilkt.1
----------f were Mr unit Mis K ( Wood W evne Ppg<' and Mi** Naney hoRtcn*!* lliiuafc n t 7:30 P. M.
I 11I *S |> f 'llll’ll III (Fit
Mrs. Boyd Coleman, director ench, .Mr nnd Mr- J.irk Hyatt, William*.
•
FRID AY
Thl1-I |»! 4’hi |J1 444-1 |
M l' 11 nu i I nu* nf u hit
The A u l e a Circle will meet at of the Isittlp Ttieater. this m o m - 1 Mrs. (S«*i Hin Rivers, M h G r i n
Pre se nt wenM r, II Cum- K W lull MI ► I * Wlill *1141 a I Ml1nt i|l | HClt Ill'll I tt
the home of M n . L. E. Spencer ii»g animuncYil the ru st of chur-j llynlt, Belty
-lime W ord cork,
^
^jrfl |.i p
H a rp e r, Mr«. Br*
VV IUni mhiin, Men i
a t 10:00 A. M. From there they n r le r s for the tw r plays which Jai hie IIy ntt . Ilohhy Rivers and tLillian
. hi * vVickery.
irkrrv
M r,
H.
F Hi MMilan, MI
l ch illi K Mi
will ‘m oto r to the home of Mr*. will he presented Thursday e v e n - j Joe W irhard
Moire, Mr* O. C Gibb*, Mr*. R r>. Mi M | \Vri(fhit MiOtto -Bchmehl In Daytona Reach inp at H:00 n’doch at the South
Prudie R ennrtt. M r, C. A. An- Jol'M VI Giihtii, Mr% .1 K Cm
f/for. iunfhcon
All member* arc Side Prim ary School auditorium,
t rli'iili McKay, rterson, Jr., Mr*. A K Ro**el- h r , Mi* Iti Ji' m Nirhulfv, Mi* /,
Mr mid Miu r g H to a tte n d thl* tail meeting sponsored by the Pa re nt T each Mrs Sit u r l 1Hit Ion mid Mm, ler. Mr* H A William*. Mr* B llu llifl, Mi
l
It 1 r v hn
of Df« ye*r.
Joe ( V r h y were t u c i t i of ihc a n Wayne I’agr, M r,. M W. D e ar M»" t
er Association.
V Hi m ..inn Vh* it |
Tlfa 00-30 Bible Cla** of the
re g u la r
The cast of i*ha f a rte r s
for nual XI»y aiip|»^r anil
T h i v l ' t i tt i it I Mi * i II I,utii \
mectinif <■f thi* Daytona Chapter |,o. Mr* T. A. Dobbin,. Mr*.
Mothodigt Church will have It, "HanAcl and Oretel'* includeAl-t, Mi- II, i, MHill lit , Mi iTgutar hualne** ami *nrtal meet Peter, n broom maker, Jt hn Fox One, 0 K K in Daytona Reach F L. Dampier. Mr* J E P»f» 1
MI > M', Mt* .1
I’ H u n j
Mr and Mr« Mc mid Ml*" Nancy W illiam ,
ng a t the home of Mr. and G e rtrude , hta wife, Connie Smith Inst pvrnmK
lUOflti, Ml
< hl’ofl l | ».1114-1* , \ | | a
Kay nerved ti" officers for the
^ M r » . George film,
on
Mouth Hansel, J a n e Ford.
TilliSnll^Rfi, M»* Kalin •*,.
meeting
Sanford A v tn u e at 7;30 P -M Gretel, Muriel L am i
Ml> 5i111(Ih, Mi n l fai1h . Mina*
C rh lra l Circle nf thr Ssnford
VtT'd
V\ I'otlit t 1 , 4 Ml*-* A hive
W
D
P
0
G a W tn c m • i r T v » H g g f 0( - i n T
ChR|n mi. M im Tfui D H h n*F mi l
‘,1 '-■"'•‘-" 'NeYv P . T . A. H eu d U
all-day sowing
session a t the Handmim, whn pul* little child- , n H t a | | e d
I
wo
vnilm
Mh H I Vouiik
A { M e e tiU K
nnd Mix Mmjoric I'I uhiifhii
Woman a Club a t 10:00 A M. A
lrn
strop, Brvurly Pcacot'k
It SO I, Norman Ilea,ley and Hir o v e r j d dish lu.ich.on will b.- A n t f |, . Connlr Smllh. Maxim
Florida Cowla>>*
.crrtjd a t noon and all m o n . I . r .
T h o m a ., M a n h a English
in .
Mr» II H O unde'si
7 UtJ c l* New* of Fum in'
a re a r g n l t o l a t t m a .
Gingrrbrond
t'hlhlr rn.
Maxine j stalled n* prrsldcnl of the Joo
7
IS
Ihreskfast Rrevitlf,
3A1U RUAY
Thomas, M a ltha E nflish. J a m ; •«» l,,,’h
P«aiTiil Toacht'i*
a (Hi U P New*
Cccelian Music Club will havt
A*. ori.. iicn ol ii rirt'IHic » h « u
English
unit
other*
H I0 te Blue Blhlaui Ria'I"
Its re g u la r m eetin g In the Fnn'o n * hold yesterday Sftrtno.tn *i
The ca-t for *’P«m ioni”
Moiil Imi - f»*4ii i
iv»-i( I hut
^ n l e R. Munson Rtudin* or* 003
tlu* .chool
Folliming In-1 mi. a If. it Morning dcvolioi*.
*etude
Mi
I I i i Im-11 I tn x x r M f n t t i i i ' f i r u i
X ) 0 ebs Invitation to Hu »«l'<
-InlUtlon ,h. u n s l u r m n t n l with
• M y r t l . A v a n w at S : I 5 P. M.
M. sin r ..............
f«m
nt
N
hii
J
oiy
I
am
i
m
t
e a c h e r in
* 1.7 cb* PiM'tlc String*
.1 P . T A b i n
h* pi 11ii ici \ <*i htM>l* Ft.i * I n in
J bt) k Virginia
of
I..» .il
Sawing aasstOn. will continue | Epta.Mhaa*
J a h n Fo*
Other offkT ts
» h o won in
*h i f t -l u 'i t vi r iFire * vhi» icini
In Um Woman s Gluh for t h e Rrd I " o p e . Martha Eng l*b
Di t w ' s
111 Rciitiici'
in -lulled incfuihil
u- *4 Hi it*I iitiBiei in Hurl ix iik.
U 0.7 1* P io g ia m I t , , nine
Gross from 0:30 A. M. until 11: 3 0 ! Demolition
bomb*
»"V
lliin i1*. vici* pronldriit; Mr, I t.
1,00(1 Hpcnrcr, s r c i c t a l y ; Mrs II M ll |f, cb* Mytl arid Maig,
N V 11■’! h >i’xi*ni Fimiiii
A. M. with Mrs. Ja c k Hall a . ! »ei* ht
from
to
'li
Itiix'flT ilmighl*-. ttf Mi
McArthur. t n * » u u i ; Mr, Al l.oo. 0 30 le Mamet
■ sponsor.
pound*
u
n tJ M rit il ,1 l i hri m i *ii 41tj m *
fl
3h
Is
O
rganovellic,
historian
Mr,.
E
1>
Koonir
«««
TUB8DAT
1 i•• nh'ijt *>f th* 1*11n *mi I inm lu'i
P:4h r t a Wuinan of Coinage
thr Insislling o f f t r n
Sawing LMsIons will continue
V 'tHriation
hi
1 1n Smith
Tin- dt'volionai , u . conihuli'il 10 O0 cb* Mahy 1^-e Tayloi
f o r t h e ~ l U J C r e s t In the W o 0:30 P. M with Mi* J II Nrw.
Fi iinnry Si houl m ilnr, u tv hr
hy Mr,. A T . RhormskiT and two It): 16 Is Ul* New*
m an's C lua from 2:3b P. M. u n ' I by sponsoring.
f"t» moving wilh Mr K i i b m I! «nd
uiano aaloctions were plaiiNl t y 10:30 Is Piano Rambling,
rHi*it i h l l d i c n to N i "i Vit'V.
Mis* Oliva Chapman, who ha, 10:46 Ic Tlrfie for the Tlnir*
bran p rraantrd with a gold mrdai 11:00 eba Kate Smith Hpiak*
1Hi i firjiHi y i iiiiihB iimiuIU
by David Rubinoff for bring the 11:16 ebs Intel-m ono L u Stringl> -- H u m
1011 |i i h i i u D
best musical student in Scininolr 11:IW c la Roma lire . of
Helen
PRESENTS
County.
A xyltphomi selection
TtanU
"ItA N B E L and G R E T E L " and "P A N D O R A "
was also f t v ; n b y Marjorie Ju nt 11:40 eba Our Gal Sunday
anfl R osc nury Burdick, nrroinpan.
8 0 U T U 6ID E PRIMARY SCUtJOL
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Florida State
League
l^&Valley Makes
p 12 More Putouts
f l ’'-dooaa’* KoUle* limited Leas.
’;barg fa six hits last night to win
<§ shutout game on two UllUs.
Only otto cTnglsr got beyond see.
igs* and bo waa thrown out
Mi attempt to coma homo on
Mleld gntundball.
t a ln o d o n t b * t h r o w i n g o f a f l y
a ll.
| was Sanford* ball game all
In th * f o llo w in g In n in g C h a r 2** way as only throe men wore II * Q l r k s w u n g v i c i o u s l y a t a
even able to roach aecond baa# b a l l f o r a M t t a l o f t f i e l d a n d
Haring Iha nine Inning*. Plsldlng g a l l o p e d t a t b a s e c o n d s a c k . K e t
f w tb* Horn(note* was airtight t le s c a m s u p t o g o t h i s o n * M t o f
and again ‘■Emil LaVslIev rang t h * g a m * a n d d r o v e a h a l l d e e p
g
In to e t n t a r f o r a a ln g la , s c o r in g
D ir k ! T b * re m a in d e r o f th e g a m *
w a a a p i t c h e r 's d u e l w i t h t h *
B o m t a o lo o p o p p i n g h i g h f l y b a l l s
BUS!"
r c a m e o u t o f h is o n * ,
n p t o s c o re t w o h it s
____ ...... Unto* a t baL
A gainst
D a y to n a M o n d a y n ig h t h * w a n t
d o w n f a n n in g f o u r (lin o s h u t .h a d
n o t r o u b le a g a in s t t b s lo f t b a n d ,
s d p it c h i n g c f P r ie s la s t n ig h t .
’ F T IM II M i l l " I M P
I n i U « k I t T lrtll"
' T H E R E were dark
'.circles aroundtham.
1 H # f t l t “Jittery': a t
' times. W o diicov*
trod th at he needed
glasses-badly. You
;. shmild see him toI day. B yes clear,
keen - ha’s nervoui
n o lo n aer.
t
More Entries
Received For
Badminton Meet
Powell Is Seeded 2nd
In Singles, 4th ~In
Doubles With Betts
i W l l l l a m s , Kettles
; Make Hits Count
fe To Drive In Runs
D n .- Q n ^ r u im 's
■r E l b e r t P a d g e t t , b o l d e r o f t b e
re c o rd f o r th e m o a t g o a te e w o n
jt n d p i t c h e r w i t h t b e f o w a a t . e a r n e d ru n s a g a in s t b ln ] In t b a F l o r
id a 8t a t s L a a g u o , w a s s i g n e d b p
th e S a n f o r d S a p J n o le e la s t ,n ig h t
f o r a t r y o u t , t a k i n g t b a p ia e o o f
J im M o b lo y , r* l i e s o d p a a ta rd a p .
P a d g e t t p la p o d f o r t b s G a lw e s v l U o ( 1- M s n I n 1M 7 a n d H a n d
d u r in g t h a t t im o b a fa c e d S a n .
f o r d 14 t i m e * w i t h o u t a s i n g l e d e
f e a t W h i l e I n tho l e a g u e Be *eeompllsbed t h o sam e feat against
F a ta tk a .
D u r in g th e I M 7 sea s o n P a d g a it * * t a re c o rd o f M w in s a n d
o n l y s i x lo s s e s t h a t b a a n o t b o o n
e q u a le d s in e s . I n t h o s a m e . y s s r
to a n
t h o p a i r i n g o f t h * p l a y o n I* t a ; h o h e l d h i s o p p o n e n t *
p r o g r e s s f o r t h e S e c o n d A n n u a l } a r a n g * o f 144 e a r n e d r u n s f o r
F l o r i d a f l u t e B a d m i n t o n C h a m p . , t h * 44 g a m e s , a n o t h e r u n e q u a l lo n h lp a t o s t a r t F r id a y a f t e r , i d r e c o r d .
n a n . M i s s E l e a n o r M o r r i s o n s a id ■ P i t t b u r g p i c k e d u p P a d g o t t ’s
c_ o_ n_ _t r_a_c_t _ _f r_ o_ m_ G Oa ian len sc vs ivl li el W a na dn d h eh o
,ra D a y t o n a B e a c h w o n t t o K n a x v U l # f o r a a b o r t
h a v e s e n t ta t h o l r , w h ile . M o v in g s o u t h a n d w e s t h o
.................
'* y * d f o r J a c k s o n , M i a s * a n d
i d s e n , A l a . d a r i n g - t h e ’3#
aeon.
L a s t y e a r w h ile p la y in g f o r
44 p l a y e r s e n t e r e d In t h e m e n ’s
s a d w o m a n 's , s in g l e s a n d d o u b l s a M e r i d i a n , M i s * , b * s t o p p e d i n a
h o t* G o ld in g a h u n t la a p r a c tic e
a n d m ix e d d o u b le s .
D a y t o n a B e a c h p la y e r s a r * g a m * a n d b r o k e M t la g . I t w a a
B i l l y S w a n n , D * r id L e t t * , M is * In U ia s t a r t o f th e s o * s o n a n d h a
A l i c e D i c k e n s o n , a n d M i s * 0*11 w a s o u t o f b a s s b a l l f o r t h o r e
B a ll . O r la n d o p la y e r s f u s t e n m a in d e r o f t h o y e a r .
A t th * s t a r t o f .t h is s e a s o n
te r e d a m M il* K a th e r in e J o h n
s o n , H it s ' R e a * M a r y M o b le y a n d P a d g e tt c a m * b a c k w it h th e Q .
m e n a g a in . T la t rie d M s a r m f o r
H r . W ta n liu M * *
S a n fo rd
p la y o n h a v#
b o o n t h * f i r s t t im e t h is y e a r a g a in s t
g i v e n h o n o r p o s i t i o n s I n t h * 8t A u g u s t i n s l a s t w e e k .
W h ile t a lk i n g b a s e b a ll In th o
s e e d in g o f tb * c o n te s ta n ts f o r
t h * m o s t . D o r o t h y P o w e l l la l o b b y o f t h * V a l d o a H o t e l , P a d .
s e e d e d s e c o n d I n t h e w o m a n 's g * U w a a a s k o d w h e t h e r h a w a s
s ln g ls a a n d a ls o p a ir s w it h E lls n g o in g t o t r y f o r a n y m o r e la a g u o
B e lt s f o r . th e fo u rth fa v o re d p o re c o rd s . II* a n r w t r o d : “ R e c o rd s
a n a ll r ig h t h o t w h a t I w a n t
s i t i o n I n t h e w o m m ’i d o u b le s .
E n t r i e s I n e a c h e v e n t a n a s t o d o I* t a w i n t o m * b a l l g e m o t
f o l l o w s ! , m a n ’s
s ln g ls s ,
10j f o r S a n f o r d t h i s s e a s o n , "
w o m e n 's t i n g l e s , 1B | m e n 's d o u b .
l e t , U l w o m e n 's d o u ’j l s s , 11 a n d
m i x e d d o u b l e t , 10. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ■
hot ties stopped a hot grounder
In tli* fourth inning made a quick
throw to second fur a fore* out
and Jostle* throw to first for a
double play.
Williams made a scooping catch
of a hard grounder while I n full
run and threw perfectly to Drat
base in the second inning, for a
play th a t brought the crowd to
Its fcot with wonder. !u the sixth Olrk e ........---- --------- 4 1 3 1
fram e Pet* McIUncy ran well K ettles p ■---------- -----J
1 3 t
over tha left field foul line to
catch a high on* dropplnx behind
TOTALS
...... M
77 18
th* lights.
LKF.HRUKG
o,w 000 0 0 0 - 0
t.EEsiumci
HANFORD ........ 000 110 Ot/i— 2
.
nli It po a
ltims, Booth, Kins. Hum batted
Conroy 2b *..............
3 2 2 t In. W illiams, Kettles. Two-base
Whit* rf
. ................S 0 0 0 hits, Conroy, .Williams, Olrk, MeGood ■* .................... 4 0 1 0 Roney. Stolen l sees, Voshell.
McW'or lb
........... ( I S O
Double plsys, K ettles. Justice and
P a v l l c h c . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - 4 0 2 l LaValley. L oft on baa**, Loo*,
Voshsll If ... ____ ____ 4 0 2 0 burg A, Sanford B.Baa* onball*,
Jackson 3b ............ ......3 t o
1 off Price
#£• off
Groat cf ........................3 I 7 0
Pile* p - ...... - ...... ...... .3 0 0 0
TOTALS
.......J l ~ t 14 *3
LaValley lh.
IMG l?/\M
I’TOMcrmbT •
Ju aU ce t b
Booth tf ...
Sanford’s now • baseball coach
has born signed by tho a >aoc lo
tion bul a t tb* present tim e ho
la being k ept under wrap*. Fear
la t h a t ho may ho scouted by
other (sums m the league bdfar*
ho can open w ith hi* Idea*.’
Plea* fo r th* present arv to
place him In th* coaching box in
th* gatno ag ain st Orlando la b o r ,
tow n ig h t Borne rivalry exist*
between th« Hanford mOatorinlnd
and John Ganaol, brain of tho
Orlando o u tfit .so th* Iseal 'group
la taking no chance*.
It Tha now wlaard ha* booh prac.
PECIAL
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Now b A Good
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pom* a (• > « hr rtaaactaa roar Soma a t * aae
CAW M cLW A A K J R . w in a .V lr
a t IS* i S t n »nlllla d f * » t t a t I t * C o a rt l l n n »
In a a n lo ro . p io r ta a , o r o k t r w
5 * T t i f f u "“ w C lre a ll a a r » l
K I S S I M M E E , M a r 14 - ( S p e
c i a l ) - — T b a K i a * t a u n t * V a l l e y 's
b ig g e s t a n n n a l r a t t le r o u n d u p
n i In f u ll
y e s t e r d a y , ta
p re p s ra ti o n
fo r
th a
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T h u r s d a y o f t h e K is s im m e e liv e
s to c k m a rk e t.
. O f f ic ia ls ra id th e y e x p e c te d
o f f e r i n g * o f 1000 a o U l a , a e a r *
lo a d o f b e t a a n d . p o a a lb ly t w o
c a r lo a d s o f s a d d le K a ra a a .
end bane, o rtr
o f th e p la y s r a ,
o a n on a s ta a l
ba t h r o w e h i s
th e b a ll p a r k to
playi n .
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I ' m r r l l a t l o o o n A so*
t h e h e a d s o f a ll
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v o k * a ll a ro u n d
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A n o t h e r s c h e m e u a a d b p ‘ Ih a
m a s t e r m in d la t h o tw o o f b ir d
c a lls f o r s i g n a l s t a t h # p l t e h e r
f r o m tb a e a te b o r. A H in f U ld o r o
th * b e tto r o r b e n c h e o a a h o a , Y o o n a g o th o n e w S a n fo rd
c o a c h e v o lv e d t h e Id e a o f a id in g
o u trie ld c ra to c a U h h ig h f l y h a O s
s a ilin g o v e r (h a ir h e a d s — h i* p la n
w a a a im p la — h « f u r n is h e d t h e m
b ic y c le * .
F a n * a n a s k e d to m a in ta in a
d e a th ly h u s h w h ile th o m a s te r
m i n d I* a t w o r k . S o d e e p k h i s
c u n r a n t n t i o n a n d s o v a g u s la M s
p la n s t h a t h a • m a s t n o t b o d is
tu rb e d .
• t h S T R E E T A T FR E N C H A V E N U E
UCK T H A T T R U C K DRIVERS
Baseball Wizard
Signed Pbr Game
Against Orlando
.
W illia m # is
W h it lo c k t b
Kftoimmee Livestock
M art Opens Thursday
Sanford
• Suit Hi* swIng’atoDodtf* Job M *4 trucks! Hcro'i whyt
A truck thot fits tho |ob to a bottor truck, glvos hotter
porfovmanco, coats U m to oporoto—loatt longor, sovm
Him , sovm motwyl And now Dodga Job Rated trucks
a n tho host truck* ovor bullt-b*«t quality—host valuo.
Compare thorn with any ttock of any pricol Bo convlncodl
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AN INDEPEND1
SANFORD. FLORIDA.
THURSDAY.
MAY
IS,
1941
Member Associated Press
Strike Retailers And
On Hess
Motors Chain Stores Statement
GIRLS FIND LION T RIPLETS PLAYFUL
;
•Jl
Is Delayed
Prime Minister Will
Speak At First Op
portunity, H o u se
Of Commons Hears
Agree On Tax
Walkout At 60 Facto
ries In 26 Cities
* Delayed 24 Hours,
Labor Board Says
Speaks May 25
Dispute Settled
KnudsenToPM Chief.
m Declares That Sit-,
nation
Is Serious
*
*- **
t
w«w*
A 24-hour postponement
in the threatened strike
feaJnat tbn General Motor* •
.Corporation was announced
today by tha National De
left* Mediation Board only
a tew hour* before a walkOut was scheduled to begin
at 00 factories in 26 cities.
Brig.
T h i* ^ d e v e lo p m e n t,
in a Ison of
Gsn. Joseph C. Hutch.
Sanford will deliver the
m em rrial address in honor of all
w ar dead a t the annual lervseoe
May 25 a t the First Baptist
Church.
aU uM tan% hicb OPM Chief Witllfi* K nudsen had termed damn
j o n o W w a t made ppblic short11 a fte r the settlem ent of a
T
strike a t C olt's P atent
F ire
arm* M anufacturing Company a t
H artford, Conn., im portant m u
nitions sla n t.
The General Motors strike e f
fe c tin g 10,000 men, is scheduled
to begin a t 7:00 a. m. Thursday.
While repraaentauvts of the renrpaay, union and tha defense med
■4
iation board w ent into their
eleventh day of negotiations, yes.
y, a chartered plgn* waited
airp o rt to carry
Detroit in case
*lions coliepeed.
lute center* around a
' dom andxfor general wage
Brig. Gen .'Joseph C. Hutchison
of 10 cant* an hour and
_
shop. Tha company e*. of Sanford^ who D stationed a t
C
*np
Iileading,' Will * deliver an
t) m ates U q ra v e ra ^ o hourly pay
tho annual saetnaria)
all w ar dead Bun.
Hutchison Will
Talk May 25 At
Memorial Event
Legion Post And War
Veterans Sponsor
Service At- Church
announ
tha Renr W. P, U ™ . ,
o f Campbell-Losilng
51 o f the American
who has charge.
'
a order to perm it veterans to
aitend Uisir own churches h> the
morning, the memorial aervlce
will be htld at 8:00 clock at
night, Rev. Brooks said.
Tha event, when veterans snd
their friends pay their respects to
the memory of those who have
been billed in all the w a n in
which this country baa taken part,
la being .Jointly sponsored by the
Theodore Rooeevelt Camp No. 11
of the United 8U tee W ar Vet
erans and CampbetLLosslng Post
of Uia American Legion.
W. E. Jameson la commander
of the Theodore Roosevelt Camp
and Joel B. Field heads the Leg.
Ion post.
,
Veterans arc urged to attend
tbs services, and are asked to a s .
•viable a t Urn P i n t Baptist
Church on tha S ixth S treet Side
a t 7:45 o'clock Sunday night,
Msy *5. Tha public la also Invjted to attend.
In addition to Brig. Gen.
Hutchison's talk, patriotic songs
wUI bo sung. F u rth e r details of
The progrtQn wUI bo announced
later, Rev. B reak*.said.
do.
m Board looking
it ed-d Strike InI. O. ynltod Auto
to rp o r,
U fo th a h a t tho Eit-CaJI
i t h a . D etroit. m aker t aircraft
T am a
p arte and machine tot
of the agreem ent were
w ares. No present a
coat pa re tire figure*
A settlem ent was ra
r a Boston strike j
German Planes
Land In Syria
TALLAH ASSEE.' May 15 —
(4^— Independent m erchants and
chain store operators, whose d if
ferences about tax
legislation
have produced spectacular dc* '
bate* I" tha Florid* -Legislature
t many year*,
finally havo
treed upon a tax law applying
both chase*. . .
In return for repeal of the
•no-half percent cross receipts
tax. retailer* h are endorsed Uov•m o r SpesMrd L Holland's re
tom mends lion for a atock in-
Munitions Plant
*
House Voles To Kill
Sales Levy, 47-15;
Appropriation Bill
Studied By Senate
9,0 M illion Worth
f it Farm Products
Shipped To B ritain Badminton Awards
Displayed At Speers
' Trophies and aw ards fo r the
badminton
championships,
to
• ta r t tomorrow afternoon a t the
high school gym, a re displayed
In tho window a f S peer and
Sena. Mias Eleanor Morrison sold
this m orning.
Contest* fo r the trophies and
aw ards are fo r th* men and wo
men singlet and doublt* and
mined doubles. A targe trophy
will t o - , given the team compiling
tM m te t point* during tho to u r
ney.
Music Scholaiuhi
Audition Sched
000, with <,l
•lock exempted. V ,
Rep. I I ,» k i' (k alH lrret or Ml
ami, Legislative spokesm an for
tho independent merchants, re
ported th e agreem ent today. l(o
predicted the ' LcgUlature will
oars tho te^v law.
'
A sole* tax waa swept i
the picture when the House vot
ed 17 to 15 to sustain ilir fi
nance qn*i taxation committee'*
unfavorable report on a 2 per
cent general levy propose,! by
Rep. Commander of Holmes.
The Renata began th e study of
a 111,500.000 appropriations bill
which provided Increases to tal
ing |l,300,0<)0 for the general
operating cost of the Stole gov
ernment.
A fter two days of alm ost con
tinuous debate, I he Henalo yes
terday killed 83 to 12 o bill
to set up under the Stale Su
preme C aprt o new system of
regulating, suspending and dis
barring Florida attorneys.
To make certain th a t It would
not come bp again, opponents
Immediately reconsidered
their
vole and killed It again, thus
•hutting o ff tho bill’* sponsors)
who bad )sopod to hove tha bill
raeonaldarad m l a later data bul
who ora prevented by tho rule*
f r o * b ringing 4 t wp A rih lsd time.
’T ho hill, which uaiwod ‘the
House easily was designed le
require th a t every law yer bo a
member of the Florida State Ba:
and th a t he pay An annual fee
up to |5 , thua ra k in g funds in
bo spent under direction of the
Supreme Court in policing the
n>embers of the bar.
The real fight came on an
amendment by Senator
Beall,
Pensacola, to remove from the
blit all provision th a t u fee he
charged. Ho waa auccoaaful, 22
to J B, In thla fight and then
led In keeping the Senate In
session until the final death blow
bad, been dealt.
Senator W hitaker, Tam ps, ssid
the bill would h are hepl A bra
ham Lincoln from practicing his
taw in Florida. It* provisions
could bo oo strictly applied, and
would tutro kept Horn the Flori
da Suprem e C ourt tho lata Fred
H. Daria, "th e ab lest Judge who
over prodded over auy c o u rt"
A nswering an assertion that
the S ta te Bar Association had
paid lobbyists w orking for the
measure, S en ato r D re, B raden
ton, m i n tatter from Ed R
Bentley, o f Lakeland, executive
secretary o f-th o aerostation, say
ing he bad accepted temporary
employments >y
hr the b a r to help
tho b ill..
Nazi Aircraft Speed
ing: To Help Iraq,
B r itis h Announce
LONDON, May t:, — <AP)
— Britain loot ■ total of 54,240 men In the campaigira In
Prance and Norwx, last year
the House of Commons waa
laid today by diehard K.
L a*, rininelal secretary of
the o a r office. Porty Ihou•and were taken prisoner and
the rest presumably war*
casualties.
n r
For liv e ly 'ploy mates, these tsrw Bofttaol* High School students
suggest lion cubs, who are coneejitlrq; reluctantly lu pose for
th eir picture. Un the left is Miss M aty Martha Emarick, daughts r o f Mr. and Mrs. Joe E m erick^g^d right is Miss Muriel Knox,
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la n A r, Mr. Dada hurriedly
I tSat tha ttaual work ear.
ml t tee*1,
t* rw m m
A ulhuriiulivr quarters in Lon
don spiced i lie Hess riddle by
declining lo ronflrm unofficial
bul rrnsor-passrd report* th a t
Hass, In ilrfiancr of Iliticr'o Or
ders. /lew to Britain a* a aotfro n slilu trd aposllr uf peace.
Churrliill told (ho Houso pf
Communs ho would report a t tho
first opportunity on the lira*
Incident but th a t he would be
xullird ... till' (flection of th a t
■pporlunity by the public latorrat.
p
daughter of M n .’ A- W. Knox and tna Tate Dr. Knox. The cubs,
Labor Minister E rnest Bcvln
bora Apr. 17l UTO easy to handle now hut BIO fart outgrow ing Ihr • aid he believed lies* flew to
"p lay fu l'' stage. The tut, in the center growls fiercely for lh« Keotiand with the full knowledge
of Hitler but doubted th a t H ess
benefit of lit* cameraman
-ano "out nf mail sym pathy lo t
the llr&tiah p»' ote."
The BriTvrti anrMini-vu
Gi-rmnn jiiane* had landed 1f>
K rrnrh innndatrd
Syria
while
n th rr rriitirl* aald unita of th<
Liiftw affr were fOPlBlr to lid
lra<| A (irrm in U-boat wai cfa-
Sanford Kiwanis Lion Cubs Are Sanford’s Most
Woodmen Return
Popular Models For Pictures F r om Pensacola;
Members Will Go
Stanford's hi**l It Mown tn|ilcla> Col l i ns Honored
To Atlanta Meet Howling D o g s
lh» two Hit liter* nil*! one *on
ur
Tour Of Florida Ih Wa r n Doudney
Planned Following Of Garage Fi r e
Convention In June
of Quri'tiir ai thp Murm ip.il Xpo j
will hr ftrtr im»nth f»M S«tur<i*y.
hut iio crlrhfntiun l" i**pf'fti'd ■■ \
M u th er
y u rrn lv
krrps
her
ruiii*
under chute flirvoillurur mid tmty
let* them nut nf th r riigr under
prolrst
Four Sanford Kiwanlans ami k H K I h m . l r n y , w h o l i v r a m i M r l Alrrsily thr thn-r .m sll lions
possibly others sre planning to Itmh illr Aviiiur mituldu Ihr I'lly, tisvr
vfliiH-d lb* reputation °f
attend the International ronven- hi“i night to find Utn g»rHgr uti In-lug thr most photographed *ubf
11
r
,
giving
him
tim
r
to
**vv
the*
irots
for
th rlr a*i- in riir city
llon In A tlanta, Ga., which will
in t h e b u i l d i n g , h r R a i d I’roplr from Sanford and tourists
* in
open on Sunday, June 15 arid thi cma orrn
rning
have
togged to hr
allowed to
continue through Ju ne 19, Frank
I III garagt*
gm agr wan
tall* «a Im gr Imiltl- I p««i- for
a picture with the
Shames, chairm an of tho conven iMg lined a* h hqcii *<t om- Hint1 rhuhhy kittens In their arm* and
tion committee hare, said tidns hut re m D-dr led »*n n tlircr-m r Jam as Moughtnn. pmk auperln.
iiiR ge
and
w o rk * h o |i
T he
I*ndi-nt, has abllgrd
when he
Delegates from flanford to the ^fne
ntarted In um- runtvr and
convention ore O. P. Herndun. *>pt rad iu rapidly the car* were thought it would nnl to* ton
larthrrsnm* lo the cubs and their
president, end George D- Work I hi mdy thing navni
man, while E. C. H arper un.l
A* aoon a i the fire waa ilia. mother
Most of the day the ruhs spend
Mr. Shames are also planning to if.Mred the fire departm ent w p
rmlifird and a truck arrived In their Inner ssncluarv, the
attend.
Mcmbcro of Klwonls clubs in , -Imrtly, but the firemen were un. amnll raclosurr within th r littf
the C entral Division will form n l a l l r to put out the blase as there rage, sleeping Ilk* ordinaly ba.
motorcade to go to A tlanta In
no Dry hydrants available, ble>. When ont of them gels
a spell of w*nd*rlu*l *nd comes
body, Mr. Shames said. Ka. ' •'■' th ta t Mack Cleveland ssid.
ru l to sea snd bs seen. Qusenl*
Lehmann o f T oreros, lieutenant i
th« « . '*>■ ,
• iptilalned a number of tools, band grabs him by ths scruff of ths
<C**tlM »4 mm Page Teemf
.■ >.!»», fishing tackle, driver mod- neck snd carries him liark In
1 1 xirpUnea and some slot>d fur- thr small rag*.
( Mturv. All were lost In the fire
When the pholotraphrrs are
and the cars were barely gotten (ran ted * picture of the ruin,
! out In time, Mr. Doudney staled. the preparation* for moving them
The structure bad a replace, I* more elaborate than It would
mini value 4f about 81,500, Mr. appear. Quatnia must be looked
”
| Doudney declared, as it had been cut nf tha im all cage end a mnas
tittle revenue ta anticipated frum | n-modeled a t considerable n . filled box prepared for carrying
the summer itinerant, the ex- ; prase. Downstair* space was pro- the youngitere.
I’hll. tho ion
pect*Uon being th a t goodwill , ,,l<d for three cars and off to keeper, crawls through n small
built among them will return the side waa a workahon. Up- door in llie rear of the rage and
•tu iri there a e r t aeveral room*
wnu fills the box with the furry an
divldemla a t a later date.
Mr. D ate was h a iy about the UMtl m a tor in f a race and play Imalx.
G reeter* Service which, reputed room for tho chlldrvn.
Ho far lh*rr have been no
ly, araa much appreciated by
casualties from bystanders handla st y e a rs tourist and also iy
< linr the cube hut they do exhibit
■obacrlber* to tho service. He
‘ defiance if pushed around too
aaemed U U ta h i t would bo taken
rough. Usually it la a real Job
to r a t them to pose Just' right
S T pabtie wnnS? if**eo
th a t tbelr heads are in tls*
As tha I n f ir a m lio Rk ie th a as
direction of tha "blrdy.1
•tin heavily on hie M W , w r
probably would ha caoUnited If
Quorate pace* the rage and
returned te It, Ptnanee waa a
tries lo keep her eye* on her
habta all the lirrie they *ra gone.
A fter tha picture, the cubs are
The Brotherhood of tho F irst taken tack to Ih* cage and pul
B aptist Church will moot for ta ' their m e n car*.
Quaenia,
supper tonight a t 7:00 P. M.
•till nervous shout the treatm ent
of her chlldrvn. tries to g et Into
The class In"S3Vanted sales, the sm all enclosure but eho i*
inan ship will ha held a t the Bsc- kept away from them a t least an
raation Building on the lakefront hour a fter they * rt brought bock.
tonight a t 8:00 o'clock.
*1 know lust w hat she
A busiaooa meeting of tho
Sons o f tho A m erican Legion
will ho held tonight a t
7;W
Ilovh ling of hi* dug* fcwftkrned
Information Booth Remains At Top
Of Jaycee Projects For Next Year
By HAROLD POWERS
reply to our question, -W hat
a J a r co o p ro * ram for tha fie.
rear I " Richard Data .nearly,
ad p ra s lfra t, laid. -th a In.
otlon boothl daftalteiv.'
m lixinr the incompleteness
AA««iriNi>pj
A violent two-dav assault
on the isle of C'retc, seat of
King (Jeorve’s second Grook
governim-nt tvas reported Lo
ti uv ns Ilrltons learned th a t
Churchill hml decided to
postpone the statem ent ho
hnd jilunm -d to mukc today
on Mess’ flight from Gei>
mnnv.
City News Briefs
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M o d i I h t n Of San
ford ('amp A(lend
Two-Day Meetinff
S m f t t i! Mi* min t * nf 1ii» Sun
fhl.l I MIDI'
f th« VYm u l l im*h
Un Wi.H.I n l i i n u i l In - 1
fri-m t ta. ■ItaV 'I “Nltm in rrfvsii-
rtiJi# at ta liuh
1
I tdliu*
tajtn
plct ti «l litammiri ti* Nit auditor muJ
hi* m»ii, i I (till m*. vt ui m]>.
ptiikhli'tl ii in*'Ih Iht uf Ih r iifilfurm
rank
knuifiiiMr**
InvtValitm* from Muy nf W t
Ifitl a n d I.dtaurd tliggin*.
r r t a i y *■f Ui* Spiniimlr r m i i i l )
C'liar m(m'i
( "iiim i-m ', Her** i tturidi d I \ i In' N anfnrd ti'iifi'M'ntwtivt'B U< tin o r u n riiiatii'ii t o tiold
it* li*l I mri t him in Baiifon l
T h o u g h !>•* tl»*finilr a ctio n wa*
t a k r i t fit Ho- roUVPMHoM, it v%a*
€oiierd«*«l !#>■ no ml d i d p g a t n t t h a t
t h r Iriviii*ti«*ii would W art-rplrda
r t ’, Colima. Ail id
Tluou’ taho a t t r n d r d f m m htn*
tarn*
C l l ulhi'H, |ia*l liPtad rtinnij],
, It Rudtl, t Imiiman of Uu* low
conimUlit , C I- Ciiflliti, nirmln'r
uf Ihr iinif••i in rank ronim itti’i';
W. I* KirltJ* ami A I*. Thi»aa,
dclrgatri* Other members repre.
aentrd in Oo- degrrv team* were
H F. StafUEKrrty , Bi*rnanl ('oltirm,
Ramiall Foil in*, Bun Crawford, C
K. Houghton. I*. A Brown, J r ,
David (Jrrrn, T K .hmlth, K S
Allman, Lugcnr St John and H,
L- WorOien
Clthrr* who a Horn Iid frtuii Han
ford were Mr*
C* ( 'oltliiw, juvtnlla dlrecUir, Mr* C. U- Hudd,
M C rtliry of ths juvenile* lodgr.
and L P. T ho maa.
Offlcrra rlrctad to aerve for
the n e it two yeara w rrr:
It. W. Krvin uf Tsllahaaarc,
bead runaul; A. C. Berra,
fit
PsUrsburg* brad sdviaer; K. D.
( • • I U * H Ota “
Salvation Army'H
Building Bombed
German Uomta have totally
deetroyed tjie International head
quarters of lhe Salvation Army In
London, England, Captain K. E.
Rose, bead of the Sanford branch,
was advised todar by Brig. C. J.
Hickey, divisional commander of
tho South Atlantic Division with
headquarters In Jacksonville.
The
British territo ry head,
quarters were in the same build
ing. Captain Rose aald.
Captain
Roao added
th at
dMed with *inking n Br^fiih
Hiihiluiry c n iisfr in th r h altlr of
Hu- A1Until',
Rudolf Hr** broke away from
(•trnuiuv iia a bupeful dovr of
jm' iho, it lircamT known today
with Hit' BritUh illaelomirr that
hi- uinmlhoriioil flight from Ger
many tan* mmrd nt a ri'nttrivoya
in St'tdliiiirj with hU uld Kngtiah
-|tt>rt- acijunfnlancr, Ihr Duke of
Hamilton
11 wilt hintrdf ton, thgt Hit*
m 0dilutee a*. Paste r .i« in
Mrn. Mary E. Harper,
29, Dies At Her Home
Mi- Mnry K litahrth llariw r,
........
"f Sanford for the
past |] ><ar«, died tlds morning
at 7 25 n clock a t her liumr, I02H
Si hi t i. P a T i i i e t l u A v e n u e , a f t e r a n
illne— u f s e v e n m o n t h s .
She oua horn at Titusville an
Msy 17, 1911. Funeral services
will Ik- held Hundsy- afternoon a t
3:Wt o eeilcT a t the Erickson Fun.
i ra I Home with the itev. J. H.
Itihit and Captain It. II. Hose offo istin g
Survivors include iu r husband,
W. IE. H arper; three children,
Juanita H arper, Raymond A Hen
Harper and Mryll* tflyreldU H ar
per. nil of Hanford: her father
and imithfV; Mr. and Mr*. Georga
I- Hupp uf Klsilmmcvp seven
sisters, Mrs. W. II. I-eroux. Pone*
Park; Mrs. N. B. Moe. Daytons
ll.-urh, Mr*. Alice G rayrraft, of
D a y t o n a llasch; Mr*. D. tv.
ter, I -ski-land; Mr*. R. 8. Hsmllton, Miami; Mr*. R. I, Falgsn, of
Miami, and Mra. J , E. Htona of
I’nmpano, and • brother, George
Happ, Perl* tatind, H. c.
Lane Is Speaker At
Rally Of Kiwaniana
Edward F. Is m , p a il presi
dent of the Sanford
Klwanja
Club, was on* of the ipeakero
oday at (ha C entcil Florida Di
vision Rally of K hrania club*
held a t ClermonL Tho rally op.
i-ntd at 4 :00 o'clock a t the Hah*
cork Memorial Building.
Lieut. Gov. K art Lehmann o f
Tavares presided over tho ral
ly, O ther speakers Included t
Jerry Egan, pros ideal of tho
Clerm ont ciobf J . Kdwin
of Um atilla, Immediate p a st dis
trict governor; A- P . Creaky,
K issimm ee| B arb Barnuaa, W in
te r P ark, M alrln B eyer, Enatls: John Coon, DeLsnd.
W arren R eborta, Orlando i R.
O. Huey, Loaahurari D. L. Sm ith,
L oaebuif | • D r. W . P , T
*
Umatilla i O rta H i r l k n i
Dora t Hanaaf f
.
ta t L ta n t 0 * v . P a w l, i
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Mi U 1U
•harp reduction;' the week cd
May 11, and should b« complet
ed about May 10. Matt of the
jrappltaa wltt cone from North
and Central Florida. I«(raa boast
shipments alee will bo light bocause of rain damage.
Harvesting of lato celery
plantings was reported under.
way at Wleradsle. with cutting
due to atart at Cltra May S0.
The Spring production of green
pepper* in the Male wa» estL
mated at 410,000 buthels, a 30
percent reduction frem U«t jremi
and heaey ahlpmrnte are not ex
pected until next month.
Early Irieh potatoee already
are being harrasted at Hasting*.
Watermelon, shipments are not
expected In any volume unti.
June. Earle production of melon*
;lades A rea
Of snap beans and to.
iha report as Id.
r In .this area alao sus»me damage- In other
ralna were light and
considerably below norreatlng continues."
ureau said because of
line in the Everglade*
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American Farm ers1
Warned By. Ctermami
BERLIN, May 11
(P>— In a
long article on tba blockade, the
Frankfurter Zeltung last niglit
warned of the eonaaqssncoa of
Preeidept Rooserelt'a policy for
the American fanatf.
Roosarelt, whom tho Mail
press cade the new Wilson, will
not accomplish his “objective ef
finally
cheekmating. Germany
through a war of hunger against
Eurcpe.” the newspaper skid.
“But he will accomplish some
thing," the. pamst added. "He
will ruin tba ■market for Amer
ican farm products, after - the
war. and American farmsrs then
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and la Us oAf#
Curb On Speculation
Sought By Wlckard
v a ca v n 'clean in g
ubo
Wa sh in g to n , May i t - w
commodity full
markets Foai , Agriculture
ministration, to
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MISCELLANEOUS
.UTOMOUU
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f e r a lb
AN IN D E P E N D E N T N E
SANFORD.
Nazi Advises
Under Roosevelt He
‘Missed Bos’
Placed
Kousliolder It Among
>' ThoM Seeking To
Exclude Employes
Because Of Taxes
Organization Of
County Defense
„ Force Is Begun
Jnitcd Europe Pit
ted Against U. &,
England Predicted
By Labor Leader
FLO RID A.
TJJEBDAY,
Sanford May Sign
Baseball Wizard
MAY
13,
1941
S a n fo r d la T h e O n ly C e n tr a !
H o riih i O ily A [(n r tlin jj Itn ll. H ig h w a y
A nd W a te r T r a n s p o r ta tio n
Meeting Sla
ted Monday At 8:30
O’clock At Armory
Terms Of Those On
^.■'Citrus Commission
To End On May 31
r.
1 w ^ a^£5L.r5 ii
oarerear HellawdV
'dav prepared hla aaeaad ma■Mnaaf.ta tha 1M1 eeetUa time ea tap hb
m 1 wk.1 y raremaieadaUeaa.
Housholder Cites
30 Bay Ruling On
Hospital Changes
Goodwill Plane Crashes
Rcvinioiu Have Not
Yot Been Passed,
Senator Announces
Dealers Limited To
One Per 1800 Pop
ulation In Sanford
a
w-jssst'ia:
V
Miidi tier man Lead
er Came To Bri
tain Stine, -Officials
In Kiijrland State
Strange Incident
Remains Mystery
Hone Of No. .‘I Nazi
For Anirlo-German
Friendship C i t e d
I'l ltl IS Mat I t —(A. P .)
' ..... hi.,.-.
Rmhiir llow '
" 'c h * •<> ^loslnii.l—with what
< ilhil a "llallu cir-tfi.ti, ' ,,f j, i.i-i man-llrilisK
(h, Niih.l, jtlrrxhip o f
"• it h ni, i linlat with
till lull Hull ! Ii.r H -hnw oT
'■I- '■fmltii I Mill |,lf ,|r |n r}.-»
Ililli'r .. III, ,
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i-niit li-aili-ra i n .
' > X an Im' *■ !'»’ di-n*«iitw.11mtmu i«f n
»'• •■*rnin. d « dl |..r iirl.ir).**
Liquor Ordinance
Is Approved By
City Commission
te jia u r * * *■
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(iermnn Aml>p«sadcir
Loaves For Turkey
1
City Agrees To Two Seriously
Lower Fees For Hurl In Crash
Summer Golfers
Of M otorcycle
i
a
t r u r e s w 5®
a
Supreme Court To
Adjourn On June 2
Activities Of Jayceea Are
Article By Powers
T
: *a 'A *
ftyffururfftL’iiw:
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vraa |o erect a concrete block
as taa a nam a la Apm
w m
c
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iiw-irhona
C . i Iiii
t>if*
t'n'ht iiTnainrd
f, i \•1
• | t is.ill n Mt»( if lift i pin n<* with
.i
Sen (land
n't *•f f i^ial ani ftn lay. flint tU*
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t t'iv ni tii Adolf
l
P
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1 iT. ivn fi mn h liff
1
ms unlit thr «•
i •l
I'* a .
i ILimlHoti.
t ,
, ■'! , l - i hind, fiat-luring
im ii* fstll, and later
.
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hi* rutab*
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1 . 1w J |Hi* h
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4 fisiiM whicfti h t
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iil ptife
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, ,t. i - i . uhI 111 in* Kirk*
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-k'crrtary
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•
Hi t p , to|iK* hy m Hrrlln
t
.drill"
kiffielatg
i '1 1,' * ' IT
.--ML' Ih m in Glaa,, ., i
,.H.'filled the
,iil Mono I. eollfar. H o b . on.I the l*to
,,, , I,,ir. i . inner Hrllos * be l*ti, ,
i- ihtlmatw*
i „u ii Non U**d«ret
tva l> empty I * »
tig lidtki«*r bomb#
<rushed it* lb#
a piiBe Tlirt#>
Sanford Legionnaires Invited To
Attend Dedication Of Cocoa Homo
Lowest In II Months
we
-ii*
l
Negro Charged With
Lynched
Preparations Are
In Progress For
NYA A rt Classes
111( i* **n l"tij; t iiiKl
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:* chntro
• hh in »hi" i'w n l
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i
11
im "mi'll*
"■* * f phy*l*
* ' q n, .v1 thfi'L
f I.ji II f i n a •1 i1 - * mi inidymi?
1' (ni l' m i l
Clf
* •Ii ■ t iny and
* *1" III 1(7III ill! VI)
»Vh i»‘ iMinul
t In in '
thin
Increase Of 270.000
Freight Cars Okeyed
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f W ' y '<
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V
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Other Cliimjrcs N’olcd
S
217
Of Hess May Change
W ar’s Course, London Says
A confidential report from
the office of the Sanford Base
ball Association hints th at ne
gotiations are now in progress
to get one of the most famous
coaches in the country to drlre
the Seminole* to s pennant
this yrar.
Principal hitch in the pro
ceedings, thr report disclosed,
Is the lack of a uniform to fit
the gcn-roul proportions of
the taseball mastermind.
■Tlir noted coach t» a scien
tific player and is expected to
help the local hoy< solve the
equally!!, hits ruuul runs. Aa
spnrkplu-r of
thr
tram he
promises to put on « shocking
performance.
•
Officials of the association
refuse to make any comments
on the salary, tin-e limit of
contract or even name of the
roarh. All they will trveal is
that hr Is a fom-er player and
has sent several trams to th*
top of the pennant race
BERLIN , Mey 13 —
— Dr.
Robert Ley, leader of the Ger
man labor front, advised “poor
Daddy R oo*rvrlt" today that be
“missed the bus," and that In
three years at the latest, that
part of Europe ruled by G er
many would be working
full
.State Senator *Ernci»t F- llmialiolrflcr. irf aniw rr to a telegram
Organisation of the Seminole bins! for the Reich.
aeiit last «eek hv The .Sanford
"Then 300,000 European* of
County Uome Defense
Forre
H erslJ, replieil Saturday that til.was begun last night el the first uur continent, with the power
RtiienilnieiM- tu the t!l37 hi>-|ntul
of
meeting o f the unit et the Ar- ful, ineshaustable resources
art have not iieeri parked by
tile TaCgif^ol lire, ainee n dO-d.iv
mvry. but because not enough their economy and work, will
Period m«-t rliipj-e niter
the
men turned out to meet the fare 130.000.000 Americans x x
date the iimendmentr ueiv ad- i
minimum of 50 men, further or and 40,000,000 Englishmen in n
vertired.
,
ganisation will be completed next ruined nml defeated England,"
Monday a t B:B0 o'clock, E. C Ley asserted In > newspaper a r
Senator Mouvhutiter i-vpluine-d '
Ufa
ticle
llero er, captain* said today.
that ihf* telegram vent 1i\ The \
"Then- we will see whether
All able-bodied men brwern
Herald arrived during Ms nh
Anglo-Saxon*
will overth* ages o f 18 and 65 who art the
aonee, und that he hail been uninterested In Joining
the
De qnmc the lra-1 of the Germans."
aJ>lo to miMvrr it before,
. * « « h e at Urte /cU ck hePresident Roosevelt will tnske
fenao Force were urged by Mr
* it will fto| hi fiitvi“ itih to fHarper to attend the meeting n fireside chat to the nation
f**r lionda for *-nie prior to the i
Monday night.
Mav 37 — nml nul Wrdnrad*}
fldnpt Inn nf 1lte*e
enn eel ing
Beginning today in The San night its heretofore announced —*
amen inient*." Senator II mwltnld
• , - ^ P * £ ? A f iS E E
M a v 13 ford Herald, a blank will hr anil nbirrvrr* last night he- ]
er fi.Tviwfd
—
Tift Senate voted printed which applicants foe th* llevrd it would lie n o.omenlous
Th*1 a divert i orrniii i <jmo ■•rniiiir I
*7 J a - j l today to put 80,000 Defense Force may fill out It statement r f national policy In a
t he
ti ehungi-’ in i in id !
in Fiorida’a citrus Indies la their Intention of join w-orld aflame
Liquor deale r* in San ford now pndor « hh'h thi f ’ untv w" h nil*
The address will he n substi
M ckih* houaea under the Ing the u n it The blank* may
ore iimiiiMl it uni* for i»vcry llutror-f i r. j -I** 1711,0(11) in
I o |l ir rt
)i,1 r«' of tho
^ S tate i unemployment com- be le ft either at The Herald of tute far the one the I’rr-ldent I BOO per boiik, following tnmm tiOtl
was to how made Wednesday
fice - o r with Ur. Harper.
niou* approval lu«l mglii of mi hiiwpd »| jiro'ii'f [idid tileii In The
night
before
the
PanAmerican
The Defense
Force,
which,
If" r M on kor "v
\f|iM May
a t f l a t whM mastered In will take the Union. Il will hr broadcast ordinance j«t the reguiur tnrcling 2P
*("* *n ’'i.|p n-ir ■ mm >»*■ •-nilnf Hii* City CnmiiifMtion at Ike
* to
(
’ircu»hout
the
Dniled
Slates
by
place o f the National Guard, Is
UHy H ill, II N. Sa>cr, clerk, ml'*ed to the Lcgi-hiture f »i it*
w
_s __ _______ seeking men for a three-year the three major networks from rr|H»rtrJ loda\
•H me
MtnDtreUsa ruling enlletm rnl period, Mr. Harper 5 :3 0 p. M to m oo P M <F,
On*
C Mir print tpnl tlim ges
It i% aNit provulr.i m the or
R.
T
.)
and
translated
for
short
said.'
and
If
a
man
find,
that
the
, effective Jan. t,
in tin hotipitHi net i* otn- piovid*
transmission
u
othri iiinnnce' that no liquor mtorva
weekly drills
are
Interfering wave
•Iiall br *et tip within f»00 foot in*- t> t (tut , f the fit*t "H *uea
the nnemploy- with Bis business, he may get a sonntries.
of mif alriftily idtnblnihril. Mo- nid- i 'I from tin* inn mill ho**The
President
will
-peak
from
discharge.
Discharges
are
also
n MU
«u
pitf‘ 1 i n the jiiti-Tr*! and |*r*ttthe White House in the nrenenrt tolte of 'JTi or mure room* arc
irtatM If a man moves away.
cJnnl -hitli lie paid iieforf riHV I
. .T v o force will be under the of the Latin American diplomat • fir m pi cel front the- ptovi«ion* of nthi'f expenilif tire*'
me
made.
•ottfrp) or .the B U t*. which may who wore to have tendered a re thr nrte law, which inMr* »f* Another change authorin'* 'hi
“
w It U emergency duty In ception fo r
him
Wednesday. fret immediately
The ordinance win placed tin (Vnnti tu build th< ho'intul tt
o f the .Rational Guard.
“
F^rly
_____
White “House
Secretary
l ap<
Tha
find rratling n t n meet ing .Mar. le lf Mllllftllt the U'MrlRDK o f,
di M
i II kf I
4n>
nr*
«
»
v
2
k
and
at
the
^
I
W
ia
ir
mart*
nJ * f
laaue waa
4*111 Iape
Tha change In plana was an Ing a group of liquor d rab ibe Senate paaaad explainer, (t w ilt' be mustered
ktoif rt
ttrutfRlcd Mint imi atofi * roiild
Into
eerrlce
fay
AdJ.
Gen.
VWUn
nounecd
by
Early
a
fte
r
the
gov.
sent companration
hr telliN within Mill fed of mi
o.t " I
of SO to 3. Ban- Collin* or an officer designat ernlne boar,) of the Pan-Ameri* other The C’ lly
drclmrtl
to I
til. I
ifere Johnson, perdue and Price ed by him, and will recetv* uni- can Union had adopted a retolu nmrnrl the orditinncr, Mr Sayn
forms, rifles, and other equip tkm suggesting cancellation of
voted against It
fxplainrd, and pnvard it
ment
necessary
for
training.
the
Wednesday
engagement
t"
Tha fir* who voted against
ISTA MU "I.,
Urging men tu fill out the enable the Prratdent to recuper Hii" first drnun
Including citrus workers were
I’lant ' 1M r*iM n 4.i rillltn
Fire f'h ief Mack Flrvrlati U
ate
completely
from
a
stomsrh
forma
which
will
bpublished
HcnsVors
Ileushotder,
Price,
iltirttioil tlir f*«r»m»tti"tilJ*ri to ptf h.kwPUthtr tn Turk- i vi Im in
beginning today In The Herald. dleorder.
Sheppard. Taylor and Ward.
4 i*rmnD St.llfllMl
vide rne of tiir fire trucks with • trrytnt:
In
announcing
the
revised
Mr.
Harper
said
the
application
V The bill provide* that pack*
a new urt of tire*, and hr n n M/bcpcfttn 11W ti* tin 1 irk i«*b
big boaao workers when unsm- blanks are not binding, bat plant, Early said lie was torrt nuthortied to obtain Imh ami i rtimin t frnm 11* r 14n, Gh*1
'oye<j shall be enUtlsd to pay- merely Indicate that the signer to explode newspaper dlsnatche, Riihinit them at the next n •ulnr nil ntrpl iifir lali i, I'Ntcrdni
cute of from |S to 111 per Is Intsrested In joining the D e which had speculated en the im meeting.
Ankura, th#* rapitiil
•k for a period of from ala fense Force.- Those who attend portance of the Wednesday nigh*
Tlirrr Chtiww ronmilnr .ff»
Purehaae
of
a
f'aar
four
di*t
nir- i
IS week*, aieept during th* the meeting next Monday, who speech.
t1in Id me? von i*n|i«'ti nt (h
plow
for
the
airport
proje-ei
ni
n
“ Despite report* from abroad
onlhs of July, August and ware not present last night, will
tMirl hrr* tluring
rout
nf
$2ir»
w
m
approved
hv
the
W l i'lc
A la n ,
N f t '.r c
ptember whan citrus normal- be given full Information con thsre will be no world-shaking nnmmiaainn Thr plow will i*e ... hi* flight from iterlin
.
cerning th* Defense Work.
Denouncement from the Pre-I
I* aat of season.
Ih
*
Turkish
prrss
mrsiiwhil.
M
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(
t
i
m
m
i
S
S
I
t
M
l
A
I
K r c c iv c
I ’r .t i l iir t-ti
dent on Wednesday nlghl." ni hr tight from thr Mrdloek Tfac Inrsrest rb'ser rrlalion* b r i s .n i
It levies p payroll taa of S.7
D
. . .. I
xi
j tor rnmpHnv nf Orlando. An of
said.
S k u l l . In
\t i n l c n l
lt.isst* nml Germany, with -harp j
t L> II I II f
i r l d ‘ 1 III j '
e n t Senator Rose of OrionEarly would not sav whethn fer of >400 for block 27 >" M|>erxus.iona in thr hat Fast
■aid thh would amount to
flohrrtmn'H Purvey was turned
an
Important
declaration
would
lUt Owe-tenth of one cent on
■IJ.
be mede In th* flresldr flint down, The offor. madr by rh s r
•*|Ht Idl i -I
i hot Of citrus.
Ini.
refuted
U
>
tuornUle
on
thr
j
Ur
Kenner.
f<-H
.bort
"
t
<br
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n .i
Houaholder . of Ban-1
likely burden of thr a d itrc - | 1750 nricr act by thr. Comm
I s Mt *■
A shuuII In
He aaid th* President was "fe e l «in» Mr. Reycr said. *
rii.ii Mi
ere excluded. Houeing perfectly tine" *nd ■P*",1. 1 Tlllry--lx nrerocs signed n pr
•nt »I*Ija14•11
the Serial* should
the day “ working right along. • tition naklne the Tlty tn inslall
u lIIN t Y. May 13.-I/ IT — A. <
fin
•WdAl* (hla add II Iona I t u
in alrrst light at Twelfth Ktrsrl W illiam *.
K -y ca r-o ld
im j : t-i ( id r..i
AM Industry that already la
nnd o ilr r Avenue. This was filr I . hargrd
wiUi
ussaultiny u i J
•adirnliti
fating. Jn Ih* rad.” Taylor
for consideration when the bud j.a r - o ld white g irl, h i , found Hull
II
gel for next year le drawn, nt -hot tu di-alh today, several hour* 1CBllPIt
which
lime
requests
for
new
a fter a . and ol mrii s r iin l him
rt m mu m a t ten
Of her
llehte will be dlsrussed. An si- tbe srcuud tim e a fte r a first tn n I Inn
analey %Jng * f WlnUr Honllcsllon for a beer llcrnse for Duelling attem pt hail failed
and i nl ^
No a rre sts
litre
leen load, K' ’f f r . . . ( •h.T^s
I,lt*l" " ’right. 1114 West Thlr
1 n liu fliht l
■d 1hi’
SHIl'.iMl r. ,
.-h
erlff
M.
I",
l.uten
said, "w«- Srminnlt *• ,*
teenth
Rtrcet.
ws*
amircvrd
sub
—•
•
M'd.l
I
mill' hull*
prets and officiate of the OfJect to the Investigation anil ftp- have virtilally no clues to work
Final preparation* for th* NYA
rain
it
on.
flrt of Product'?" Management.
Arts and C raft* class** are be- m-nval of Chief of Police Roy
7 hr MilBtkMle't rit'» * u ill (■*» into
The fit at lynching attem pt rauir
Williams.
mad* by Mr*. Meymc Hedg1it
Mn% t r* •fni re lit in ,h
Monday night when four white
rerenOy appointed superelMl
Nms4 4 !
•f the ntoda of th* dafmaa promrn armed with pistols took W il. <im' iniit 1 r-. [ • i
tor of th* project, and Mrs. Alice
'
araia and Itappad Mp lallroad
Imtrs fr. m ■ cell at the Gmlsden ■aid
Lewi*. *U f* advisor from Jack Ainilhii ii I f In i t ItM>i|r« . In
< ountv ja il.
sonrifl*. Both officials went to
a
W illiam * waa found shortly s f t . fm »lr
Orlando lbl» morning to make
ri midnight at. a nsgrn rrildenee nicmlre r' hq
arrangements fo r obtaining ma
WASHINGTON. May 13 — 1*1 near here. L u ttn said, with "eig h t fn till It if'il
— Tke
Supreme
Court an
terial* fo r Ik* class**.
fknt* nf Fh 1 il
ten hullet wound* In his body,
11 hr! lit
I'll
to .l
b. 1-■
Flret project for th« students tiounced yesterday that on Juno or
and a tla c k tr s hod left him for whir uf Sr mi m
i4
1t - Il II
' h« H '
will )ms tbo upholstering of furni B it would adjourn until the dr
vntrd
ilnwii
It
v
id. He w a i seised the second
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H .t l
ture, Woo lewis Mid yesterday. Fall term begins In October.
lim e from an am bulance carrying Th«’ 1*111 IHIM' fi f
.
,St H i
in i m tflMF -till III
T>># finished products are to te
T h a ju stice* recesied yester Mm la T*mb»i(tr.
irirfnLrrwhqir
n
man. explained in m o m U a i iKa Med' W the living quarter* ol day fo r two works a fte r a brief
NT
i l • 1 tM, In
If»*r«. from i »
program that (ha Sanford Jay* tbs Orlando army air base.
, ..nt
"t*-. Ih my I t. t
Itfh.tl
t*asioii devoid o f major actions.
iir fir by i'll 11
Ii, 1•jlj 1
Tii,
|H, if hi t
From •> to-RB puptli are reedy The court refused to review th*
| pin liir'(I,
n.
t •*1 It ith«‘l.
IfMt.itf*.
to start on th * work a * soon a* oonvlctlon of Abraham L. ShuThr t "iimniMnMm th
1
all am n goM oat* are pied* and
oeo-tlm * lUuUwant o f llu
why mit'of-lovMi (fflfs’iw wlinuhl Irefl IN d t t u ■itlutin' 111 1*'
\V illmiit'* Riiid
'Ii
about do are m o o te d from lb * e r P. Lang In Louisiana, and
ft b in ."
hr civtn itri'ftTrrirr nv rr Sun
Chltdrep'a Urns* In Enterprise,'
forti pLayrrw, N(i
ye r maiil
four othree ew a charge e f us
Need fo r tbe ftnlshed products ing the mall* In a scheme to de
J L Ihtflny. fhftlrmnn *.f lluat tbo a ir le u * a t Orlando will fraud.
golf Cti HT19III 11[ r I nml Alllitl S ir
i
inu-f it ivi’ii i b* il
e re a ttr aeeolerai* the work bare,
wxrt, rluh
miuipiiri r,
|trf*pf»pi*il
M l*. I/wrt* m U . Materials fo r
hi In a A itnihiihin* • i
thr rerommen.latlons in « com
a’ i0|iprt
•"till
tbo weak ore to bo furnished by
Be*- Harold Barnes su- munication I., the Commisalon
t O.iaral **n ran* Ih rail
It
*■•
ilrrniol
t•
»
j;!vr
tin*
baM1*
^
o f **• Methodist
Children"* Homo at Enterprise, bull player* «|»iruil miL'H h « iti*t*
from Oriando this altarof
will opra) at Iha Klw.nl. lunch! “ It i* tn in»|wit»nt paH
eon tomorrow at 11:15 o'clock training. ** Th#y wil) tint br nl
at tha Valdes JfoUl. Ilia aub- lowed lo plav nif rv than ninr
Jaet will he “Redeeming Tomor bole* lit one tirnr.
Mr. Hlrtenrf will Iriv r Fanrow's ArnsrUi."
lord Mav I f . fair Prtotikcy. Mb*h
Three building permit, were where hr will be golf pro for
laaoed at the City Hal] vester. th#* lo ntm ir monthx. During hi* ( 4
. LONDON, May
day U the following: A. D. tilo. ahareire. Raymond Lundqulst
, governor’s Talk
SlatedTom orrow Next
N 'l'M H E R
Member A^wtcinlcd I'mwi
�o
9
I
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■WERMT
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i
m
w
io s p
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p ra s m . ssa ro a u
s to a m s
•
Sanford Herald
W ith no intention of m lalm M n f the im p o rta n t o f
g reater appropriations fo r oM a *» aeaUtanec In Florid*ns provided under a m easure' Increasing race track takes,
the Herald" wishes to speak a word for the dependent
children of the state, who it seems are slated fo r, a con
tinued disparity in the allocation of welfare funds.
With- the number of dependent children of needy, parents cqualfnf the number of needy o ld -persons, accord
ing to surveys, the proportion o f money appropriated by
n i i c a i m o s nam e
, !-«/»*'» la «»•»••
the State la st year was in th e ratio of six to one in tMVot
of the old people. L ast September there were pending Ap
plications for aid for nearly 19,000 children, whereas there
were only 7 ,007 pending 'applications for old nge assist
ance on file.
In Seminole County as of l is t February there were
pending 148 applications for old ago asalstancc, with funds
available to take care of the need, while 67 families r £
presenting 197 dependent children made application fo r aid,
without any money at hand to help them.
It seems to use the most humane, the fairest, and the
most economical plan would be to give the children a t
least an even break with the olde^ group. It Is a self-evi
mIS la a mnaUev »l W i dent fact th at If more attention la not paid to our needy
H i m » U r > U rrslaHI*S ta Ik * i w I " re- boys and girls they will continue to be w ard s'of the sta te
■ ml ,11 « « ■ I h H lr t" and will ever be a financial burden. W ith a fairer distrl*
• It #r mat t S r n i k t
a Mia u r t aaS ataa buiion of funds in their behalf, moat of them will have th e
«a pakllMII-a at aoeelal opportunity o f developing ch aracter and physical well-be
ing and of becoming worthy aelf-eupporting citizens. j
If the new plan for g re a te r appropriations cotifam*
plntes the same ratio discrimination, then the people, who
foci th a t the quality of our future citizens is of vast Im
VERSK FO B TODAY portance, should mako their convictions known and should
demand that the boys nml girls who nra In no wav responA GOOD IJSTENEBiAa an 1slide for their plight shall be given g reater consideration.
ig of R°ld, arils n ornament
N gold, SO la a wise
r Upon an obedient ear.—
New Vistas
i ’nssnge of a bill to regulate and tax signs on the
highways of Florida probably will be effected this week,
r) ‘ inasmuch as the house has agreed to a senate-*pproved
ami liill, with minor amendments, to achieve that end.
It is important to noto th at the taxing provision of
<,rr the hill Is designed to discourage setting up of billboard*
,along our highways, rath er than to raise more revenue
Wit. ; for the state.
Carden clubs of Florida have been battling for • do*
nJ»; ion or more yearn to get legislation th at would give trav
elers a chance to view the scenery of Florida, without it
!T !y twilight; .hop, nml u n - 1 being obstructed by boards of all kinds.
jMwn people;
I
The taxing law apparently is the only effective mechurch; the strand; t*»v j (,)(k1 of curbing them. The cost of billboards, through tiuttmau and *"• **r*o
, <at inn, can bo made so great th at It would be uneconomic
humanity that >.«— ■: for ,lU„lncMes
employ thcTn.
-• -liiz
tine R if ~V
* LIQUORS
•SCOTCHES
•WINES
w* April Indicate* -that
Hnreh W
2 *lr j V
- DEMOCRACY |
is a ^
^tcv - m ;
T E T C -! f f T
io-land.
m the prouder world of im.
ETwottality.
unemployment compensation In
V. S.-W.
MQgyifitfwre—
re — -~t
nil industries from 13 to $5
■ft Am remains s question of per nook and ths minimum pe
RtiltTT p high-ranking Natl la riod in which it may be collect
■Mnpqffnulva than a Z.OOQ-pound ed from three to els weeks.
Emtitfon bontb,'
Unanimous patsaga was ac
•tha Humber 3 Nail ean bo corded by tha House to a Sen
ate-approved
bill andlng tho
Rod with n pitchfork, ■
B old-fashioned hand slcklit terms of present members of
A te be good enough to lake the .Stole Citrus Commission on
May 3 1 so that a now commis
tt and Got ring. . '
sion. ran bo appointed By Gover
lemons claim Hess has nor Holland. .
member*
Seven of tha — „ -----flaring from a protracted
but they fall tu stats must bo growers, with four shipW not It Is just an sg. ptr-growera complstlrg the IImember commission.
attack of “uaitsm.**
Sis wll by appointed for terms
't be long now before the of one year, and lire for term*
>111 bo able tu print only of two ytara. Afterwards, ap
anal Item an a Munduy pointments wHl bs mode for two*
ll “Hanford Spent the yrnr term*.
„
Tha bill also requires *U Rtsto
a t tha bench."
-—
w
citrus Inspectors to be licensed
, te circulation during us federal inspectors. It define*
got year has gono up over nimmrrrlal processing and **i dollars a person. Wu must dudes fruit shipped for chari
boon on on* of the rural table, relief and canning puti
V i Im *
ike
circulation p n n .
a bill already approved by the
House virtually cleared the Legfelaturea cilender of Admlnlstnsllon propoeals.
It pavod the way for the Gov
ernor to make his final recopu
msndatlcna on finances. In an address scheduled for today wf
Wednesday
As In the Rouae, a smell creep
fought strenuously In the Senate
agilnst sending the Morphy Art
money to the general flure amid
assertluns of one senator tint
"the steamroller Is WOfMbg* 0*4
that some administration support
ers should “Just give the Oarer,
nor n prosy end go an home.'
Amsiutmeat* were, deputed by
big majorities that would hare
taken the pllodaip Murphy A *
•noway far Uw couatiao or n r
old age pensions and aid to dt
psndtot children. Thai the ffgfct
.
Minor . amendmontn by ™c
House send tha bill back t* lb#
Senate before It goes to Gov
ernor Holland, who recommend
ed Its passage.
Following slrkUy ths pro.
dram of Governor Holland, ths working man*
Florida t-wblslum yoatwdav « t - pool 74 yaota,'
mI overwhelmingly to pat |7M,800
nf accumulated Morphy Art woo.
* pity our farmers can’t ey In tha fund from which p a .
Ip products to Iwndon oral State asawtsas are paid.
y*. Strawberries a n sellTha Nmate's action In patting
APPLICATION FOR
Addreu
peitW i
April
percre ^ C o W
Homf.
TrfSSrf jE.
Cat flatter!:
*
M l
tiM k
tba. peat
■
zrjser& iB Z
toned sr Idlers." The N-
i
D R HENRY
McLAUUN. JR ,
in w.infflatfiiBi
X Y NEWS COLUMN
Bw JOB HENDRICKS
has Men this and aome day Ihia
problem will bo dealt with.
CONVOYS—I am receiving
many lettars on tha convoy ques
tion. Of course by this Uua
everyone Atll hare read that the
two Hits opposing rearey*. **•
traduced by Senator Toboy *#f
Senator Nj», wHl set retire be
fore the Senate because the eont.
raittae refuaad ta report there.
There are uteay bills In the
House. I do not fcalhre* any wHl
rente before Uw llanae beaunee I
do not 'joliova any committee
wN report sueh.n Mil. I da net
knew tha Fretidonts* idea, coiveernteg renreys. He may be
fhlnklag of employing convoys or
ke may net. He eertaUly bee
the authority 1* do so without
* Waiting action of Congfeee.
■owever, we must remember that
K we bed a tew opposing roeret
this would be mWeeding the
agrueeor nations. They wenW
ami niniiuinition at their hand to carry on.
„
To the civic spirit of these women Florida owes a debt
' 1P of grntltutlo for the splendid work they havo done toward*
tier opening tip new vistas for the outomobile traveler through
the state.— Miami Herald.
Citrus Measures
Are Approved By
Florida Senators
3JSS3
percent.
wen* III: February W
timber *hr u»lJ me one thni
There are certain sections of Broward county and
b*( a child,
i’nlin Reach county and Dado county so cluttered up with
Md evening ninths with bontlint tho abutting roadside is totally excluded from
W ^ t e i T w a t e h e d their
X j™ °< motorists
ioUe fllsht.
Tho upper end of Biscsyne boulevard, the front-door
», a po«t, caught her «pecia; cntrnnco to Miami used by hundreds of thousands of moVt ,
,
,
i lorlsts, Is one of the worst eyesores in Florida, one which
M H u of nrnry ami a >un>p t|„. |)a,je County Federation of Garden Clubs has been
, trying to have removed for years.
i), austere, fine, proud.
If we can obtain some relief from billboards for mo
te bar contraiiictiun,. rt.li in t.iri/tiM through this taxing method, it will be worth all
„1I h.r
,llin lro" ,,lu required. And the Garden Cluba of Florida,
E # * * « pture nil H.r moth- w hJch h>ve
w n, injf #n up. h („ fJfh t> w|f| fJn(|
fluttered spirit, detirate
Iffc.
„
.
euahia* wln»* “ nr* ’
bUma* astringent and
uitsa supreme.
retched In tho regiment reenred
tat January wfin Influents rtw
KODUCTi
F A illS R E U J
. M SURE TO VISIT/-
Coast Guard, Waahlngtoi
ar if yon art te write ta
Prohibited
By Order
S ? JZ 2 JF 7 Z - f t
ANGEL’S
EAT SHACK
Skulked Avenue Jaat Of
. . . ' .Genera Arena*,
cTw«V
C h a m hi
�7?$?--------- :-------
P A G *T H II*»
■M||. ~II»I m |fc
Miss Pal
C arter
L Q U R IW B D E A L . S o c ie t y E d it o r
%total
T e le p h o n e
JM
P r o g r a m Presented
Calendar At Meeting Of Circle
Mr*. Kenneth R. Bell, pragnon
chairman, presented the member*
of Circle One of the Methodiat
Church in the procram. "One
Heritage." at the reRuar bus.
Infss and program meeting of the
Women'a Society of
Christian
Service of the Methodiat Church
yesterday afternoon.
Member* taking part on the
program Included lira . Cleon E ,
McKay, I f n . T. E. Wleon, Mrs.
C. C. PHest, Mr*. R. M. Mason.
S r., Mrs, J . C. Darla and Mr*.
It. C, Thomason.
Mrs John L. Cark r re aided over
the business session after which
interesting report* were Riven by
the delegate* attending the first
Stute conference of the Women'*
Society
of
Christian
Service
which convened from Apr. 22. to
26 in Lakeland. Those who a^>
tended went Mr*. John L. Clark,
nuxltiary president. Mm. A. K.
Shoemaker. guild preaident, Mrs,
Arthur Phillips and Mr*. W. f).
Thornton.
Highlight* of Ihe
ronfc renc«
._
I were the devotional, which were
,
WKDNKSDAT
led each momlng by Mr*. Harold
The Junior Auxiliary of the ) R. Borne* of Enterprise, who wa*
American Legion will pfesent a |assisted by the deaeonueaae* la
special Mother's Day program * 1 -charge of the projects wlthtn the
the Legion Hut at 3:30 R. M. All state which are controlled by (ha
mothers of the auxiliary minuter, wnmrn'a ' Dlvl.ion of Christian
uYe Invited to attend.
I Service.
Sewing session, will continue1 Dr. Jnhn Rraniromb, pastor of
*5.® R " 1 r r o * 'L * " *h® Warn, ihe Methodist Church In Tampa
??.5n C * b « TOm
s’' * ' 1hl 'I Brid considered one a( the state's
}U °
N- w
*^c A m erican,
Inspirational ■pea bars cost.
I ^ ‘on Atixltlary sponsor*.
durted the noon time derot tonal*
• Tjie Literature departmert of c l(y, j , " * Woman's Club will have a
Addressing the conference were
" ’••J1" * * *
hou"
n: two outstanding women of Amax1 :Jfl P. M. With the theme. - Con- Wan Methodism, M r* Helen Seal,
trlbotloni of the bar Most to i j . , nHgsionary to Chiaa and
A rnor lean I-ltcrature. M r* W. L Mra. B. F. DeVlrmy, the execuHra
fteoper la the sponsor.
secretary of education and (tilthTHURSDAY
i vatlcn of the Women's Joint DlThe Future harnier. Chapter • vision,
o f Seminole High Rebool will
M r* T. F. F<water, president of
sponsor a benefit bridge P *r ,y the Women’s Conference, of Mi
nt Ihe Seminole
High School j soil stated at the conference that
fa r m Dulldlng at H:0lt I'. » • , “ the exctlltnt tpeaktra, inspiring
Everyone arriving on lime wll devotional* and reports, coupled
receive BOO extra points f» r con- „ )u , the fact that this will go
.town In Mathodlst State history
as the Drat conference o f the
-tSiieewa—Wherevee « - a m r *
Women'* Society
of Christian
m m w a m g ftM g H
Service helps explain Ihe large
iittrodaiicv of
i»n.nn» rrgi.
H
for thr
The conference
la- held In
I 1012 in MiamL
TU ESD A Y
TRe regular business and social
1lag o f the Azarian Class of
F lm t Baptist Church will
b g h lid In the annex at 7 :3 0 P. SI
wRh Mr*. J . L. Jackson, Mr*. W.
C.' 1 umbley, Mr*. It. T. Thomas
and M r*. A. H. Hatcher os host-
?
NOTICE
NOTICR
The Dirt Gardenciv Circle of
the Sanfonl Canlcn Club will not
have ft* meeting until Thursday,
May 22. The meeting will he held
nl the home of Mra. S. C Dick
er *( u at 12:00 o'clock for lunch
eon
^ fA N D Y
Gets Hor
Man
Mia* Edna River* has gone to
Orlando where she i* employed by
the Orlando Sentinel.
Ur. and Mra. W. S. William*
and son of DeLanri visited friends
here rn Saturday.
Mr. and Mr*. E. M.-Sworn spent
igit weekend In Cocoa with Mr.
and Mr*. Ralph Stewart.
ft. U. Hutchison baa gone la
Gainesville where he is employed
a t Hague for a while.
Mr. and Mr*. George W. Huff
of Jacksonville, forme
ef San.
ford, visited friends here on S a t
urday.
Mrs. Gerthu River* spent the
afternoon Monday in
Orlande
with her ilimghlrr. Ml** Edna
At O ur Pneknge
H lo r«
Y o u 'll F in d T h e B e a l I *
Colfage Students
The First Christian . Church
we- thr scene y w lrn h y after*
nocn at 6 :00 o’clock of the mar
riage of M l" Patsye
Bandy,
da ughter of Mr*. A. P. Bandy
nnd the late Mr. Bandy, and Car*
ter h'ilwir, of Martinsville, Va^
*on of Mr. and Mr*. S. C. Wilson
of licakaville, N. C. The Itcv.
Merman Forbes, pastor of the
Christian Chnrrh of F t. Pierce,
and rcuain of the groom, per
formed the erremon,." ill the proaence of n 1a 11* 1- number of
friend* ami relative*.
Paalel eolored gladioli in pc>je*lal haakela^ formed the back
ground for . liar- clianecl. hanked
on eillier -Jde ky palma anil cen
tered wit(f a [NfirMsl basket of
caUa IiIif*, laadky l>ie;(!h and
fern. Seeen branched candelabra
holding lighted
..white
tapet*
were eta red on -enrh able e f the
altnr tirfore which
tin* vnws
were I'veliiingi-il The njlulnm,
held armngrinnnis ,.f fern nn»i
Rladioli
I’rco-dnm I he ceremony and i fu id ' Vii
(vfilli* Ihe g !i(* t-' wore ss-em V ( sta le t'nl
IblR Ihe ptanlsl. Mr*. J . I.. H«j with he.,
“ vim. pin veil a imigrent of null-1 0mtai i i
Hal innaie including " l |,ovp *ehonl*
Von
T m ly "
and
"Ihvnnin*” .anticipate
Is Termttt Gm>d
It r ;i n ■! v . rhnmpnjrnc,
\Vin>. i liu t '.mlinls, etc.
i i A < ;< ;i :f r s
l,i(|iior Store
ItK N T vV: F A R M
i
Frank Geib, who ha. spent the
past three mnntn. in Radford, I.
relntning to hi. home In Chiengo. He plan, to return in the
Pall.
Capt. Rafael Suarss Rivas (left), aide to the chief of the H.dn-tan an
farce, and Capt. Alberto Tsborg*. aide In Ihe President of Ibilivi*.
study a map or thgir projected 10,000 mile gmut-will flight i„-f..... i,il,u *
eff from Floyd Bennett Field, New to il, Iti-himl ttiem
ir U , -,-hi
Whirlwind powered Beech. i*ft in which rh.-> j ..........
iti. -i.gft i.
1
Mr*. J O Keeling unit atm
Jackie, nf Battle Creek. Mich,
have arrived In visit her brother.
Irwlaw and sister, Mr. and Mrs
Georgr Drrtrh.
m
I'
m
,
F R ID A Y
The Atalea Circle wflt meet at
tfaa homo of Mr* L, E. Spencer
at 1I.-P0 A. M. From there they
will motor to the home ef Mra.
Otto Bcbmohl In Daytona Beach
far luncheon. All members are
urged to attend this last meeting
af the year,
,
, [
SA T U R D A Y
m it
S h a w a n o P la n ta tio n
lu-iii* tiindp. Florida
Mr. and Mis. K. II l.um-y had
aa their guest. Sunday, M r* Lu
cille Tally of Tavares, Mr. and
Mra. Cottrell Tally and daughter,
Kathlyn Ann. and Mr. and Mr.
E? L Laney. of Jackaonvill*.
Mr. and Mr. William Wade uf
Hollywood, formerly nf .“ .nfoed,
haw receutly moved to Oilandn.
They have been vacationing for
the peat two wreks In ChaManoeaa. W a . and thr Ureal Smoky
Mountain.
jV o im ifc r DrnfteeM
I
Asked By HcFshcy
B'ASH IVGTllN, Itnv 13
1I 1
Mr. and Me> IV. P Chapman.
Mr*. W. C. Chipiuan, Mrs. C. F.
Hrannun and Ru.eel] Atvarri re.
aently explored the fnaioua (>>d.
less Caverns at New Market, V a ,
while en a motor trip through
Uie Shenandoah Valiev of Vir.
irinia
Two Seriously
Hurt In ( rash
Of Motorevch'
N EW RECORD, May 13 (Spec,
inlj -Mar* than Lilli package*
of a doxru varieties of vageUhlaa
w tr* aotd yesterday at thr Hlutr
Fanovr** Market to set n new
Spring volume record, Jan ie . MeG ej. market manager, ail Id.
There m m alight change in
t»# retwma paid lor romnuxill [r.
Saturday. Tasterday's volume:
Twendy-asw
hamper*
bsby
lim a*; M U
map
beans; 147
ing at lh^ Muonk IU11 at 7:30
® Wed. A Thor*
i m jh
J . L. Thornier has left for the
Panama Canal Zone where he will
he employed by the government.
Mr*. Tharp ley and small dawgh.
ter, Peggy Ann. will follow In a
short while
BorriW j
Neetfeo
tract bridge.
Sewiag sessions will cantiaue * J , * J* »
•hTaI 2M Kentucky
for the Red Croea a t the Wo Wonder pole beans: 647 Irish
mans Club from 2:30 P. M. un. P«Utoe«l 34 Ford Hook Urn..:
til B:30 P. M. with Mra. J . tit. BM tom ato**: 2383 pepper* and
Clair White, .epossaur.
Hemlnole Chapter Txro, O. B.
S., will hold Its regular meet
lag that* .will b* a program hon
oring all metaWra who arc
mother*. .
m
U u ill la
England Declares
Hess' Flight May
Alter War Picture
M r* Fred R. Wilson left S a t.
urday for High Puint. i{ . C..
where she will t r the guest of her
aon-iiwlaw and daoghUc. Mr. and
Mr*. Chares It. McCunr
Steamship
Asked For Vessels
WASHINGTON, May I3.-HA*)
In 1 n> 1 , •1 glmb'-i Muckiin jiH
11
in 'a .a it n
l.ih-l 1 I n
fl'iint S . ]>t 1 tn .May I.
Xhi'*! 1',’i'i il.• laiul in l ’ . S.
| >( 1 .
i*it, 1 i‘(L i t i . k n i l : i n d |
H.:l.l , I n f Ihi' jilntv. No
I i't f l
M a n y
' i *i Is tl« « t 1
|,l >Ht<, t - | d iliialily mim’d.
4 | H it | 1 1 il, k
’
I
In H. K.
.in<l IM.lfln- tu’iirliy liciti.,l > I I I I I I , | * • 1 ,u-ri . n r n l i i t
11 a
u . , 1 ?>.'i H U p e r
;i< 1
W1 1'. nf visit
i i i i i i
N e w R e c o rd f<2< B y
P la n t C H y M a r k e t
Operators
—The Mari tins* Commission ha*
called on intercoaatal steamship
operators for vessel* foe the Tj~
000,000 ton shippingj>ool recently
ordered by PreaidMt
A spokesman
"reasonable guess" would be that
the intrrcoastal o<wratorm would
lm askrd for BO al
LIQUOR
DEER TONGUE
A<fc li N»w Illegal
TALLAIf ARRET, Kay 13 Newapepgr price-cutting on
l**»l .adrerflaewimta [n Florida
la Illegal yesterday.
Govarner Hollkad signed a bill
M asOILL
With Two Nation*
■v »■
regalra# pH newapap.-i* to
JO B
nouncce the awar,
WASHINGTON. May l.l —<A*n id* Portland Car
charge the eaiae rat#' fo r legal — The Halted States govern |>'l Tampa, of g
atent,
seeking to close Important Uu,t foi Portlnn
advertising.
tap* in hemisphere economic dr MacDfll Flald.
I
, I U also signed Into law a fenae. announces! Ha intention I *"• **t dl«h»*ed
measure decignaUag Bute Hoad
xeV
No, B-A frays High Bprlaga M W *1 trade* ^ n' W tU U
gentina and
W RKT
producing
P A IR
IN
AIR
HAItl
] mloT
I
B EA C H
M nj
REPO R TS RAIL INCOME
NEW
Y O R K . May
13
-U V -
-<jCl— T b * knmjsl conven AtlaaUe Coa.t Line railroad ntion of thR Florida federation of porjed ycaterday net income f‘*i
Business a n a rm fe v .lo n p l W« the March quarter of |3,3B3,5I7
13
America.
E a rlie r
K ILLED
LONDON,
May
13
(T i
The British isilhi repurls-il la«(
night Oust i ll s M. Butler wul
Mrs H M Rirliardson or the
llnlle.l -States umliulance corp
in lli-ttoln we,,- kilted ill kt-i
Satigday night's ilrvastating »i>
n
d£a'#i2r
UtlOBs w ith 11
rep ublics
And
tr a f ta r a r U
m en'*
C M R f. ..will
ap e*
here
Thursday. O fflebr* will he e le c *
cd Saturday.
M-EAtHfcM.
CHILDREN’S LITTLE THEATRE
“BAN8KL RM ORETEir
R
ife-?' * _ ! I T f j T
WA»
PV—
■ted
1A A
Rome eeonormsls figure thnl,
during the World War. Il look lit!
minute* uf farm latior to produce
the same amount of a heat 100
ITARTBD
minute* now produce* And v a(t.
ly inersaaed efficiency o f persiainel. mclhod* and equipment has
an bleachers halved the time reqnlred to drill
H. H. oil wells.
1 ’ s .
Idifti f t *
2 * 1
N ext It,
b rin g
burn
w ilh
ciirlv
liu lr. »
Ih in k (lit- lu v licst win
In h ; i , r it is—
ZOTOS
(lu i nIio |i lm * iiM iililit'il lu rn rilin g In Ih e (f* .c p ln m a l
rci|ulrt‘lii4‘n la n( / u ln a hI iiik I u 1 (Ih 11 ml is u 11,,-Hsvd ZotflM
ahop.
low K. SECOND ST. SANFOIID. FI.A. PHONE M S
t
J
IT.NIGHT — YOUR BUBINR8S APPRECIATED
�«
Islanders By 6-1
V In Colorful T ilt
Justice And Juscyzk
%Trade
Blows In ArFlorida State
gtunent Over Break
Brother Team Aa
B atter Due To
Teachers Idea
I U r, A. » . Mi
" S 'w w 'i i 'w l time
c• naOrr wt sA u ’S'.
. ••
sa
a J rJ i.,U . 'orreJ
M l* C lU U .
(B R A D
U M m C m e d . ii. wit.
Till# hoi i f * .h » ll he n
In The Sanford H n t l l , n erw eH I " peh lllhe* h i ■W l CUy of
aenford, ris r M * . one* each * < * k
for lkr*< I I I M M M I I t i 'w *»k*
prior to aald h r»rin «. the firm
y u h tlcltlea llu r> * l !• be a t leeet
rlahlM n ( I t ) daya prior to lb *
d el* of mid bearing.
W ITNESS m r hand and lb * pr
io r*. Florida. Ihla I l k dap of
rlclal m l of *atd Coart >1 b a n .
anted aa tha itowapapor fit which
Ibla a rear aball ba nukltohrd for
moaocDlirn o h Im . ■ WHaoar
tit f b b c ir c u it c o cmt . n iim a four
n p hand and etal * * U l.rk nf l b f r o w u i cnacinrp n
a i d abore «< rW Court this t« tk i|*V
p « i
l a a i m *
o n m . of April. 1*11.
r u a i u n c h m c ik t
O. F. tlHKMDONLWONA. SALT KIU Com pUI na n t
I ’lrrk of ih « c ir c u it c o n n
Seminole Count*. Florida
111ELTON n A L p ch . Defendant.
Mr! A. M. nvKKKH.
TO: IIHELTON l i i U f l K
whom
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rm ldeaea U -unkn ow n:
- IMKALl
League
/./.■Up Of Double Play
a
Leesburg Meets
Seminoles Here
Saiminoles Seated In
/ ‘.-Quarrel With Ump
On Disputed, Play
M Sanford lost tha (ama, an ar>
n a a a t wtth the umpire* and
ratad a draw In a fight at DaytmuT Baath Ust night when tfie
laUnd 1hurUr, IHoyd ThUrolf,
limited Seminole bate to flva hit*
wbfla atrthing out IS mm to win
tbs game, 6-1.
' -Tonight tha Seminole* fata thn
’ fwaabirr Angler* on the homo
w ifi Jk • -AA .'klAat anil fell aphool
to catch Coats trying a ateat
retiring the *kle.
SANFORD
ill Ii n
UValley J h , . ... .
4 0 I*
Justice A . ........ - 4 1 6
In
Booth r f ....................... 2
I 0
0
Whitlock 3b .......- .
t
3
the fifth ,
William* * » .........
Pfatl cf
...
McRonry If
--
dirk c ...........
Daugherty p
10
4
a
0
1
1 .4
0
4 0 0 0
1 0 4 0
.1 2 1 3
:t 0 0 3
TOTALS ............ — 32 5 24 14
DAYTONA
Theard **
T em cf —
Humphrey* lb
Juaciyk 8b .
, wared tha runner in to Coat* 2b ..... .
ilsteu The argument we*
> the man had raachrd
befera the ball, elnce he la
the baee he la trying for
«gtrs baee when the ball
the dngeut. The Banford
maintained tha man waa
tar second alnee the play
Carroll rf ..
Coat If ..........
“Ha’* my catcher," Manager
Billy Southworth told them at
Spring training camp. “Ha’■ Mg
and he'* the faster! catcher In
tha laagoa. I don't know any on#
on my dub who can outrun Mm
and we’re get some tall huetiara.
Ilea got a grand arm and ha
know* how to catch."
Bath In Atherton, Mo., 10 or
IS yaara ago, theta waa a grada
school kid who could throw a ball
*o fait that nobody In town could
hang on to the ball whan thia
kid lined up at a pitching dis
tance. Except the kWe own kid
brother.
Their achoolteacher, MU* Francca Montgomery, decided an am
Ilka that ahould be put to use
pitching the baaebalL The school
hid no taseball team, but when
MUa Montgomery went to work,
a team promptly came to life
with Mia* Montgomery aa coach.
The
etrong-ann
youngster,
whoee name waa Morton Cooper,
needed hie little brother, Walker
Cooper, aa catcher, or else the
game* would be Juet an ehlbltion
of passed bill*, tittle Walker
preferred playing eenteTfleld and
pasting tha pill, but a tchoelteacher'* word I* law.
Walker
dutifully donned the board of
education’s mask and windpad.
It# did It for good old Atherton
Grade. Bo her# he I* today, no*
only rennloned with Mort aa tig
league baMbeU’i top-flight broth
er battery, but likewise markplugging the entire Cardinals
pitching staff go that the Red
Bird flag ftogtsd from tha first
place mist-head again, just aa In
tha Imty prime of Boh O'Parrrll
and Jlmmv WII*on. great Cant
catcher* ahead of him.
or 14.07 a common ahare, com
pared with *706.218, or 92 cent*
a ahare, In Uio March quartet
TOTALS
.... 30 8 27 2 ,of 1040.
‘
._ .
Sanford ............... .000 001 000— I
Daytona Beach ..... 012 100 02 a—0
Rune, Booth, Theard, Humph.
r*ya, Juaciyk, Carroll, Coat t.
Error*, Theard, Daugherty, Wil
liam*, Juatlce. Run* batted In,
Simmon*, Humphrey*, Tbyard,
Whitlock. Two be** hit*, Ju»tiee. Three baee hit*, Whitlock,
Thlcrolf. Stolen baaea. Theard,
Humphrey*.
Sacrifice*, Tefft,
Simmon*, Coat*. Left on beie*.
Sanford 6, Daytona Beach 5.
Baa# off Daugharty >, ThUrolf 2.
Struck out by Thlcrolf IB, Daugh
arty 1. Wild pltehea, Daugherty.
T h e C o m p an y th a t gave A m e ric a its F I R S T
pedal m o to r fuel is now F I R S T A G A IN ...w ith
new, m ig h tie r H Y D R O -F O R M E D A M O C O
Over twenty-five yepys ego, the Am erican Oil
Company gsve Am oco-Ges to the nubile. I t wea
the firgt special m otor fuel— m iking possible the
high compression automobile m otor.
A t first people sm iled—woodqcfefi why a special
fuel w « necessary. Thjm thqy tsM dAm oco-G aa,
and discovered that they obtained perrom iance and
economy absolutely impossible for any ordinary
gasoline to deliver.
__-
Simmon* c ....
Thlcrolf p ..... .
Steadily Im proved. Year by Year
B etter Road Octane l
As m otors becam e m ore powerful, as com pres
sion increased, as operating tem peratures moved
up, Amoco-Ges kept pace, stepping up quality and
efficiency with each m otor improvement-
Official results of road tests by Industry Com
mittees show that conventional gasolines, on the
average, lose octanes on th e road. Hydro-formed
Amoco-Ges actually gains them —surpassing labo
ratory figures because its knock-arrestipg consti
tuents becom e vaporised, 'distributed more evenly
■ad impartially to all cylinders alike. •!
• Amoco Does It Again l
F or years chem ists and engineers have striven
to improve gasoline efficiency even m ore, by regu
lating its combustion In the cylinders, T hey knew
that if n way could be found to cu t down violent,
etfrlosive shock, much power-waste could be elimi
nated— transform ed into useful gnergy.
Hydro-form ing Solves The P roblem !
TALLAHASSEE, Hay 18 —
Special)— Tfcs Home yeatery paaaed, 82 to 0, a BenateproY*d bill requiring doctora,
id mlf-wtec* to apply ailvar-nlIta aolutlon to baMei* aye*
thin one hour nfUr birth.
JtID IC IA t, C tR O U T o r F L O R I
DA J R ARD FO R BRMIROLN
u o i’ R T r IR c m am i n n r
errr
UF SANFOIiV ! a munlolaal
eorparlttea
8:15 P. M. TONIGHT
» # * - *wt
Fatlttonar.
THU HTATW IIF ^ lA ltlltlA . U «l*a-
4**1
Flam e.Control Gives Cushioned Power I *
Hydro-form ed Am oco-Ges burnt in a different
way. Flam e Control reduces*violent, explosive
shock, cuts down waste, and produces m ore useful
energy. Cushioned Power now replaces severe de^
tonetion—delivers a sstln-eoft, s-m-o-o-t-h surge of
energy— a flow of driving power that follows the
pistons through their entire’ course. Vibration, is
hushed — destructive pounding on bearings and
moving parts is reduced. .
j
Mow the problem has been solved by the revolu
tionary naw Hydro-form ing Process of refining
gasoline, pioneered by the A m erican Oil Company,
and. used to make Hydro-farm ed Amooo-Ges. •
,t I,..
‘
..
.
- ■
. i .i _ ' '
Hydro-forming imparts naw and even m ightier
qualities .to Amoco. M ost importan t Of all, it per-“•a*.*■_ * . _ _ at
_ a t
a% A^l^en a
‘_1*
m in combustion con trol— Flam e C ontrol!
Art A ll-tim e H igh In Quality t
Good as Am oco-Gas has always been, it'is now
mightier than ey er— reaching an all-tim e high in
quality ynd efficiency. Everything that makes for
outstanding perform ance moves to now levels.
Point f o r point, ft Is the finest m otor fuel we have
ever produced.
T est Hydro-formed Amoco-Gas yourself I Com
pare It feature for feature, with any other gas you
have ever used. See h o # it outdataa yoiqr old con
ception of qulfk starting, of getaway and
pickup, of pulling power and mileage.
Never before have we made such a
nancM
TO T lllJ TAXFAYHHM AND ITJT-
m u cr.iy o f RAjeFUIID. IN MRMINqL h OOUNTY,
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SANFORD SEMINOLES
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Cenn of the NUU.JnSlcUi decult uf FlorhR. lu one (or Setelnele tteunly, fat the puree** ot
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I
Confers
rnor Calls For Hull
British
Officials
Question
With Envoy
In From Russia Hess, Escaped Nazi Leader
T ax Laws
Higher Auto Licenses
And New Levy On
8tocku In . Stores
Asked In Message
Exclusion Of A part
ments, Hotels From
Homestead Exemp
tion I s Requested
Finance Problem
Is Said Critical
j TA LLA H A SSEE, May 14.— I D
— Coventor Spcsisrd L Holland
Called today for sweeping tax law
change* by the Legislature which
has voted nearly everything he
asked at thr beginning of the
1041 tension.
f Appearing before the House
and Senate in joint meeting fothe second lin e , the 4X.year.old
Governor proposed:
1. Full rash value assessment
of rest estate, with resulting lo
rn I mlllage deersasrs, to bring In
expensive homesteads now un
ifie d because of low valuations
and the (11,000 constitutional ex
emption.
2. A narrowed definition of
“homratesd' to exclude hotels,
apartment houses and business es
tablishments “now enjoying home
stead exemption privileges."
■I Strict tax collection machlntry" ;'o1ta st7 n fO T e 7 b 7 T ta i toil*.’
can he obtained by the purr baser*
of delinquent tax certificate*.
4. Correction of administra
tive deficiencies In th* tangible
person si tax law, making such
delinuuent taxes liens against the
real pnd personal property of thr
taipaver.
h. Creation of th* office of
State Tax Commissioner to «upervis* (he reconstruction of the
ad valorem taxation system in
counti-s and districts.
0. Uniform assessment and val
uation of tnUhglbl* property for
taxes, with strict collection taws.
By a. constitutional'SM endmeat
‘ tact y ia r, Florida prohfcvalerem
taxation
far
More Money Needed
To i Replace Loss,
Holland Announces
TALLAHASSEE. M a y 14
Governor Holland
S W * ; todav that the
FTorlda legislature increase
the coat of automobile IIcenaa ta *i on 8^0,000 cam,
evy a new tax on the stocks
", fiftf1, ,tor<* knd put
teeth In tax collection laws
to order to meet "the erit-
Ical problem1' o f Btata finance*.
J i n Ms second address to th*
Ldflalatnrv, drroted d *d naively
Ao money matters, th* Governor
eytmterm and repreeentam trfly to make . up the
British warPictured aboard
ClUB Util English mother pnd
child were rescued from an open
boat after spending 22 hours on
the stormy Atlantic when the ve*.
set on which they were passenQergerm waa torpedoed by
men submarine.
Bames Suggests
Educating Child
For Citizenship
anions Hear Disission Of Welfare
oy jrF o r, Children
would b# * praetklajr sound ;guv.
«niM «nt to imp**# h u p add I
tlenal ta x ** n d 's s r U la t y not i t
•M roprUto
When w e know
fall well that we eanttot toe* I
the appropriation* with
*
actual
mnneti
i
ses*»«ew
y«*
The
Governor, flanked
by
member* o f hie official family,
Join
read the mesaage
message a t es jo
in t ***•
alon In tho
House • chamber,
packed1with member* and vl*l-
e
*
tM o?
IU omphaalaad that tho State
bad
lost 18,000,000 a year
through abandon In* real oaUtc
taxation and would loot anoth
e r IXjOOO.OOp through repeat of
thO gro*s, receipt, tax. - Therefore,
*rathe, ron 9100,000
c rcars. *tat 'thot lew*
«
priced eloca be ralaad from 910
ta l i t a year, to produce 91.tiM.OOp a re a r fo r tho schools.
Tkla would raise to a Minimum
< l l f ' t l w price o f ta x i p n all
Educating children tn become had amounted
better men and women It the way 1040.
"The State has Withdrawn from
to redeem tomorrow ■ America,
tha Rav. Harold R. Dames, su- nronerty
taxation,"Governor
partntandsnt of tjd* Methodist Holland said. "Tha o|d system
Children'! HofrV*-at Enterprise, la no longer appropriate. A new
told the Klwenls Club at Its week, system must he provided bv this
ly luncheon a t the Valdex Hotel legislatu re before lie adjourn
today, adding That an understand ment a a a bails fo r sound and
ing of childhood la * tequlsllr In continuing county and diatriel
dsaling with them.
taxation. The county government*
"Making lab * to protect child and the people have lh* right to
ren and care for them is fine." expect from us a svatam stronger
Rev. Barnes declared, "but this I* and fairer than tho onr under
only part of the job '1
whlrh we have existed for so
Training In religion I, essen many yaara.
tial to producing good citlsvns,
“Uniform assessment proced
tha speaker declared, and "teach, ure and valuation la the first oh.
tag the child how to live well will jeetive. Material increases in valhelp produce men and women uf ' union will b* practicable in eoun■ kind wa want to live In to. J ties w hen th* valuations have
morrow'* America,” be said
been lowest and full cash vatu*
A. P . Connelly, tha first presi * is*** men U, at now providsd bv
dent of the Kiwanls Club, waa
law, will bo In order on the 1942
guest at the luncheon and was roll*.
Introduced by Jno. D. Jinkint.
*T know of no olhar way to
Sidney J . Nix, secretary, an reduce
the burden at the faith
nounced th at the
Central Di
ful taxpayer* who* are always
vision (tally will be held Thurs carried
lhair part of tho load and
day in Clermont.
Dr. L» T. more. No such extravagant sw
Dose and County Judge R. w. ing a real tax
cell**lion law.
W ar* were
honorad
on their with teeth ta It.
birthday*.
"F u ll cash valuation I* an ob
Tha liev. Barnes, who wa* In
troduced by the Rav, W. P. Uuhr. jective for 1949 and. can be a t
tained
without hardship on tha
man, pointed out that " it cost*
leas to car* fo r a child than it property which dose net rightful,
dues for a rrftnlnal, though Amer for moat o f them. The present
ica and J fc * world has not yet ridiculously low levtl of value,
tton (about f t percent average)
been awakened to this fact-"
■ 8 s vers I years ago a youth com. has operated to bring entirely
milled a murder In tha Loon dis under th* homeetaad n t exemp
trict o f Chicago. Rev. B am ** tion properties worth as mueh as
said, and tha trial cost Cook coun- M or 40 thousand dollars, or even
wore. N oouch extravagant ex
T ,,w
righ t there In th* Poop emption was Intaadod by th*
•etaM exemption, and to atdistrict waa a n taU tar who mainIt la to f h heavier burden*
UfoerT a horns fo r nnder-prlvand rental
urV%
iJfr
any af.tW i
mlnlatcrt
charges
Sr*
Barnes doelanad. “That 120,000
would Hare *««o a Ion# way in
the^ operating onpenaos of tho
MThol M aih«liat Children , Home,
of which Jtov. B an t** has been
superintendent since ro b , L re
cently waa ashed to taka ta throe
A- T S m M o m ,
WASHINGTON, May U .—tfP)
— A showdown in the uncertain
relations
between
the
United
States and Soviet Russia was be
lieve,!
Imminent
today a* an
afternoon
conference
was ar
ranged fo r Secretary of S tate
Hud and
Soviet
Ambassador
Constantine Dumantky — their
first In more than a year.
That Ihimansky'e rail on Hull
was important for the future of
Russo-Amtrlesn
relations
was
taken for granted in w tlLlnfirm ed quarter*
though
both
American and
Russian circles
were silent as In Its purpose ot
significance.
President Roosevelt
reviewed
neutrality patrol operations and
military base construction prob
lems with top-ranking Navy and
Army officers Tursday as th* na
tion awaited his u n t move In
the battle of the Atlantic.
He met first with Brig. Gen.
Thomas
M.
Robins,
assistant
chief of Army engineers, who
has charge of all military m ain ,
erring construction Including that
done on the newly-acqulred bates
in the Atlantic. Later, he pre
sumably discussed with Rear Ad
miral King, commander.In-chlef
of the Atlantic fleet, conditions
growing out of extension of patrol
activities to safeguard shipment*
of war materials to Great Britain.
No details of the conversation*
wer# made public.
They were
held a fte r cancellation of th* third
White House press conference In
eight days ta allow the President
to recuperate completely front aa
Intan tins | attack. He remained In
the W hite House proper on order*
of hi* physician, Rear Admiral
Mctatlrv, but
the
President'*
secretary, Stephen T. Early, said
Roosevelt la "in great shape"
and "everything U all right.
Meantime, lha Renal* headed
Into a showdown f|ghl on I he
use of convnv* when it ws* to
bring up today the
House-up
proved bill authorising the l-re..
Ident to requisition Idle f-.rci»u
ships in American porta Henstoi
C h ari** W. Tobcy,
ItrpuMIcsn.
New Hampshire, allll ta deter,
mined In offer an un t l-rnnvnv
amendment and force ■ record
vote on It, Instating It mil
■ vole for or against war
Non-interventionist*, convinced
that th* amendment will tT „
J« ta d . h**e urged Tobey not to
IL. They arguo that d efr.
" f the Jiropoeal would etn-ngth.
rn forces pressuring for convoy a
Charlie Robinson
Im proves Slightly
Charlie Robinson, 23. who re
Mtvrd a fractured skull in sn
accident Monday night when he
was thrown from a motorcycle,
showed a “alight improvement"
today hie phyitclan *aJd, but he
* J * ° l r e t nut of danger.
Bonny Hoadllght,
Entorprlse
nagro who was riding with Mr
Rtblnaon on th* motorcycle, al
to received a fractured ekutl and
*h attendant at
the Fam aldLaughton Memorial HoaplUI said
hi* condition was satisfactory.
Mr. Robinson, an employe uf
the City le * and Fuel Co., ws,
driving th* motorcycle on Lake
Shore Bculevsrd
about
three
miles from Ran ford when he lost
control of the machine and was
hurled to the highway, tn addi
tlon to the skull Injury, his arm
fractured.
Holland said Um
Hottsfiolder Presides Over Senate,
Tan tet to m es To (irief
farm er
'
lh a
Driven onto n mud hank bv HI*!* wind,
H7 0 -tiin ta n k e r , P a u l H m i »« p ictu re d
■tatided high and d ry
id
Km*t
R o ik i iw a j
Ini-*l
Seminole Excluded Mystery Clouds
Fife Destroys
Skating Rink FVom Dry Cleaning! Disposition Of
Measure By louse( n „
r
In Old Armory
J
DuBary Estate
L
Kstimated
A t1l<lhn, ............. ........... ..
Moat nf th* lost was in the
sk at*, used by the patrons.
Th* call to th* station came
at t:Mt o'clock this morning. As
*o«n aa the firemen arrived they
set up two hosts, as many a ,
could h* handled by the numbei
of men on duty, Chief Cleveland
■eld. The Goer wa* s solid sheet
i f flame and the fire had started
coming out of th* windows at tinends of lh* building, catching the
roof.
Several firemen hsd their fare*
and back* wittered by the heat
from Gi> fir* while trying In get
close enough to the building to
save IL It was Impossible to rn .
ter the tnlldlng from any dlrrc.
tioei when the firemen arrived, th*
chief explained.
ngatiiNt
listening
tinm
durmi; thr yrar
: 7;::^ ..
■ud wu- {
l>tnmimy In u r trtpn thin y m r
T h r fir” |ii-ttv r t in n i- l' o f nhotil
ft noo i$iii-h
iff Ifttid,
o rlg iiiN lls
H u t r . w tth w h o ! d ip lo m a tic
c ir c le * co iled
«n
a cco m p lish e d
f a il
if
E u ro p e a n
co -o p e ra tio n
d esig n ed to h alt A met Ira n e n try
in to th e w a r
th r k rr*vr to it« jiir a r n t » ii* ot lliifitoh «>f f ir iiPktft are ta lk in g to
Into
uh*uil fi%r i c r n
It*-.. )m- itesrnhm l tn thesa
I l i kto|di*a ih r m ain h id d lm f
qu estion er* renl ronilitions in G e r
ntunhe-r of • r m illrr h u ild in ifii u
groupt'd around
at
h d litn n riman} sn,| aml<t the N a ll h le ra rThere mu— Mill oo official In T T ir r r io j twuwntory f r a m r hnuar <h>. t h e pa|ier said, adding!
d icatio n 'o l what terms were in fo r •h r R M p rrin trp d en t of th*
"lie s|M>ke freely and frankly
solved.
but
dtplomlk
circles p ro p e rty , » b a rn End n wniron nnd is -aid to have indicated hta
agreed generally the terms in *h M fm f a i in in p
- lr m t n la and
nersen at disgust with the N a tl
cluded not only rennnmlr hut po
litical collaboration between the
French and their German con
querors.
$5,043.75 Worth Of
Defense Bonds Sold
hu*e hay to rn Ihnt was converted
into «n sirp la n r hanger six y e a r.
tg o
On the grounds are two
runways for plants big enough ta
urcommmiste a thrtc-|ilace W arre,
Mr. PaiTgrit said.
O ther build
' | .,rty „ nd it* policy. T h * tension
| ,„ tw . pn )MlHy |P B jrr, s p p ^ r *
^
tvarhed u , u t . o f co p .
1
-
siderahle
aru teneu
w e e k s .”
Thr German High
in *, atr ■ Isundry, a house fo>
the r filmed help on lh* estate, yesterday proclaimed
i i ’u t i a a H m
ra .
•everal kennel, for lha Hnl dog«
and fox do*a.
and a prlvat,
Postmaster R. J. Holly said swimming pool.
today that I M 4 1 -1 9 worth of deALEXANDRIA BOMBED
Csnta bond* and 944-40 in de
NEW YORK. M ar 14— UP)—
fense stamps had been sold at
The
British radio, heard last
th* Post O ffice since tha Isauas
night br CBS, asserted that it
on sale May I.
officially
announced
In
Three $1,000 hande and on* wa*
9900 have been said, and tha bal- Calm that “bomba ware dropped
aar* wa* In 919 and 990 denom on Alexandria Alla mornlngl
but that neither damage nor raainations, Mr- Holly s o ld ..
• “Several peopl* are buying uaultiee reaultod.
bond will be
mm
wmi niiiK
W lii'ii and where the print#
♦ninihUu
and
th r
surrendered
pii"«ni*-i ««f wai will moot was
ind diM-loAnl, but tlie London
filitnft’d ii- oiBtiKr
nnd
I
If iilv Mml tftid lira * already h id
V IC H Y . Fran ce
M ay
14
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(Ah
The
F re n ch
g o v e rn m e n t tkounhl ih i p n p r r t y in IMtl-T 01 p 11 it I i t
■ p lA rr n e a re r i*o n d o n ,M
tn ila y u n a n im o u sly ap p ro v e d tlie 70. M r I'n d jrrf! »«nl, nnd ftiniin-el
And alfi'fid/, it
Raid, whtlfl
te rm s h e g n liiitrd b etw een A d o lf h u ild irty the imurt h a ll o r m - i
HV*" m tiv i-r* from « broken an*
Inii»r
H itle r *m l F r e n r h V ic e P re m ie r f l r i i r r h a ll u I miiM u >r u i
In 1N05 th r hnf f f t r j r k illi-d m "»i U< bm ir totifforcd mi bis para*
J e a n D o ria n , p re se n tin g th e U n it
o f U ii - tin ru ri- I r r i ’ R, r u ttin g down | . bull' d f-ri ut tn n Scottish moor$
French (Jovernmcnt
Okey»_Np7-i Terms
worth
916
ta
10
r**ra, tha posUnaatar added. ,
m
Lipu-
Heirs Kstimated
With 13 or Them1^
1 Now In Kermany
hook* of 19 cent defan** stamp*,
sad Rill turn them ta for a bond
whan
tha amount
raaeho#
III.IS ," Hr. Holly stated. This
F r i
i
H i ititoh
n u lit n iy
iu tr lh g r n c ^
| offitTFto won* r - 'iw r le il q iiv a tlo n *
j 111k I h r Nt
-f N a i l c l o t f l / .
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th r
gp0¥#lfl*
| m rtil r u n !i o iled BBC*
b eg an
a
jhpiift|r*< i f 11* liro a d ca a ta d a ily to
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p ri lim m iii \ o u iv i- rn a tlo tix
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hiperM inal d lsg u n t
w i.. h I In N im pin l y . " and! told
of it mi un c in I* triiR lu n
am o n if
A .lo ll
11 it l «-1 - p a rty r h le f t b ln a .
Ito ilin -n iil d ueu m e rit* le f t b y
lh - m t lu iit n l
hi- p la n n e d
t>x
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h u k .- o f liu in ilt o n In
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32
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ment And ItuildinR ",K1 "
LONDON,
May 14 -UP)—
Sec retary Eden bluntly
\
F rtM
In f ” I'H u p
h rtn id i mmU
tin
till*
- t iiin g c i i m > E v e n ws t h r I lr t U ih
SrniM Kilt* f'rv iin iv U m • k u u i'i
i n .In- Ih to d rd the a ir- w a v rit w ith
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I toJm. h pi-rsoiiM tot-rc M'ntenfAkl
tht
\
Fire of un iindoiormined miinn j *■•,( .i l iv c
f o ili to m y p u r li T i i i * f u r tu n in g
f ll t t
iMlIlty
h
U r I h i K lhL dratro> c d (h r h k lililiv
i in nidtoN on f o r r iir it h ro a rtc a a U .
rink, hou»<s1 In »hr old irnm iy
hi iaw V4 hit ft Alts I'll '
In the M i-iial w a r , B r it a in ro h u irm n g . m u a in u ■ lmn» uf a bout
h ui'hil i\♦' '■e-psi ' l l I *u 11
p. Mi d I he
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ru n p rc u tlv #
IwS.IXNl to ttl] Tiivolvtd Mirim!mi Ik"1
i* tf In msL lea m g lit o f hm all -nr a i r la id # , b u t
the o w n e r o f the io ild in t :. Mi>
I1' 1 lilt 11r \ « fe'MI un: i r
4 o -tiid i i. - w e t r fe w .
h d w i r il
l l i r n w n«m of tIn 014 III- Ml i ]ii - 1** Ie
Ml 41It
f l- M f f i l l
Itu d o lf Mr ■■ s h o r t ly w ilt
b#
floor* b r im o f « M l P it k T u c t i ut
I"! Hill Mil t i ] ■
i in* III 11M)|f
IMgllt
l . i i i t l try I h i m r M m ia trr*C *b u rch lU
L a k e la n d , who ii* c r n lly d ii d , m id
If* \ i li-aniM iM
StltlM M lIi1
ArntMnu* I" thr will
Aih»!|ih hnuai I f in a jn iv a t r In t e r v ie w a f*
ih r ( iK iw r , of
tht
rq u ip n ic n t
I* oim H> f*M ♦hat I Ilf* l« u
b\U- Ih ijld i) , w7\n n w iin i llii *i#«■)»«'i - f i i t L i i g h im t h r c h a n ce to ta ll
M a rk B P a r r o f r i n c ln n a li
F)ami*p had npirad through thr I
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-ou gh t (i- top,-pi
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\ >Nil w t i i t* t >iftf m ig h t c o n c iiv *
Un
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to
it
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1hr v$in
I tre I ’ h lr f M sck C le v e la n d »»ld I i iu u I, it h u n li'ii upon O il’ Miimil of thr f (inn IV
\V hot hi r
H it le r 's
to n g -tlm #
Ihi Ir c* n Ihi ("i
ntliiihf’i nl
n -U y,
t-fctiit'liahriii'n-. -inc** thrv liml i( ir e lt e s t in d iv id u s l lo t , , »
to uuy I hi mumm* f r t mn ihr larjfri hHl" hi tih1 Iit 1«" i)f»r «>mI llitikl*' I n i nd nnd tu rn c o a t d e p u ty w ill
a gMrll .4- .'ii1, to lilt LI i*f UifK. d< . i if., the re a l in iid a s t o r y o f
Ih r o w n e r o f the b u ild in g . M rs
llll-llilRM" H
in f e t 'ir iiin v , lu itlin r«<m- ( " ii ii a n i to tho v e te ra n Jo u m a *
l-sn e , who set a v a lu e o f |2U.tk>u
R r p r n l o f Iht* I n to’ witu v o tn l
f’ li’ M lltiv
til*- (111 ItoI i ill
Sklfli-f. 1»-1, f 'h u r c h ill, w a s n m a tte r of
o|i it
Mhe had In s u r s n r r on th r ilo v iu la
♦h r I I m h i i Ii/i ii y v iirn Ifltrih li id *if th r
« M n trt .JttUU • h iEb -pt-4 u lu tio n to d a y .
s tru c tu re am ou nt lug to sh o u t onr
h*«i , lull
Srp n lrirtlr ( ’ uunt v ilr y L iu ly i't L h»iIny rm ii ! h r w n t iu«t
B m h ig h ly p lace d B r it o n * i l *
f if t h o f the v a lu e ,
her hu-band
* r l r it n r r * ii' k rtl t h r r u r r r u l re *
■h ip nl th u l
h U ln U rl hilt tliii* uuoi)
toore declaring that th#
-a id . S e v e ra l w e e k , ago she had
| mi tin of i lie L r (r lu ll f u r «• L» k ill I h r
t
h
r
r
r
vu
k
ii
lu
r
y
r
m
im
l
t
i
nl
gon* to the C it y l l a l l to poy op
h« «t h hr ow ed
Gorman's atmost
I
Inw
T
h
r
■
r
p
m
lln
g
h
ill
w « r firlM urni iminy ol ihrm mi L« i
Ih r U s e s .
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k
illr
t
l
mi f o m m ltlro . h u (
l
a
i
n
111 14 II V
Th* floor of the b u ild in g bed
iM u-i. Hu* country mor# m ilitary
M r* M trto tlri uml h ri h t a lu n il
teen Installed for Mr Patterson b ro u g h t up m th r 11m i i*i', to h rrc
advantage ’’than a m ajor victory
to r r c o lv f t h r m -rr*- w r r r j u t mi t h r p rD cri” * o f a
at a cost of about 12,000, one of it
mm ih r
h a ttlsflo Jd ,"
th* heirs. W. C. Reed of L a k e la n d , a n ry lw< -th ln U m a jo r it y fo r paa- rrM tn ra lii’ti i*f th r p r n p r r iy , Mr
T li* •ffe e t on G erm an m oral#
P ftilg rtt *ismI They wrrr rtank uik
M r L a n r y laid.
estimated.
No
Insurance
wai ■ar»*.
Ilia flight alon# was w orth
ExH umom r f the tli to a coun- f fir tH KH h With f|UR|| iifii! hint
held on the * * pensive floor, made
Ih rii
k i’t i m h w ith th at inuyh, they said, and Chur*
of hickory ta give a hard sur tlaa whkh foil in th# S0.O00 pop fust f il J t ’l
•hill him self was quick to salt#
face.
ulation hrarkrl. would he a big h u n tin g ihigN U*ui«ll> th r tiv u m r
-Imm i» r y nnd K c h n u irv , op n Uu i point when h# d#?lired
Equipment In the building was help tn thr dry rlran rr*, Mr Rpriu!
up thr 41*t ii tr kut Inrt yt’Ht Mm "ii I r a im u g cif Jle ia * a rriv a l:
valued a t
between
1700 and Lnney lirlirvra
I l r r w ritn
4'4i i it •* down
■ rvrriil
" T h r niuggot la in the sp p lt.'*
11,000, according to on* report
T o n lg k
w
♦••torlatrE
It until f IIp.hm, e.Wftpcd Null
t l t 'i m t v
f t ip h r e r .
wa*
de*
l M i-rilic d l i v tho British radio
j tndnv n s t n l k i n g n n d writing
- "words which will make t h '
|tli'iinnii
High
Command
h w i -i i C ’ — t h e
first nomi-offltinl intimntion that he may
iilr t ’iiilv
hino d iv u lf r o d v i t a l
(irrman militnrv sccrcta.
Britain To Continue
Restrictions On Japs
ff ' T i l m
Tension Reported
Among Germans
Few
C a s u a ltie s R e *
p o rte d
In . A e r ia l
Attack O n B r i t a i n
O half, Chief Cleveland stated.
The (sat big fir * waa a t (ha plant
of the United Lute her Company.
,u
Deputy Fuehrer May
Already Have Dis*
closed War Infor
mation, Radio Say*
Storm
?n
A bell boy at th* Hotel Mayfair
first dlteoYatod thr fire end
turned In tho alarm. Cracking of
the hardwood floor* waa heard
all tha way to Twentieth Street
and French Avenue on* bystander
said.
Soderblpn Pictured
In Legion's Paper
Carl
Showdown In Rela
tion Between U. S.
And Soviet Is Be.lieved To Be Near
LOCAL WEATHER
-Pair tonight and Thursday)
not much change ta tempera-
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1 ' .1^
r
THIS WEEK’S
J
^ 1ftaA
Chad Hanna ...
Albany Yataa
Carolina.
OW YNNE with Bred Crawford and Dailt Rath bon* appear
‘ Universal’* ipooky mystery shocker, •'The Black C a t" Hugh
> and Bala Lugoil ar* eo-etarred with Crawford and Rath'
i tha production. It will bo ahown aa a midnight feature on
p at ItlQ o’clock at tha IUU,
ha^VF- '* M u
.v'l * • a
‘V’ ’
•
Chad Hanna" coming to tha Rita Theater nest Tuesday aa part of
double fdfc^nrs program, Henry Fonda aura In the title rolo with
Dorothy Larnour and Linda Darnoll alio appearing In tha big
technicolor production.
■
, , I
ALICE F A Y * . Dob Aaiacha ;ai*d Carman Miranda provide tha. roaaaace and aonga for “ That Night In Rio," the glamour-filled tech
nlcolor mualcal o f tha gay Latin-Amrrican capita) coming to tha
Rita Theater tomorrow and Monday,
..... 8. Z. SaWall lira. Huguenine
J. Carrol Naiah Blabaa...... ......_
---- Curt Bole Fred Shepley
._ Carmen Mir. Iko Wayflih
(a
Ball Boy
loonM Klnakey llurka ____
... Frank Puglia Cltco T r id d ---. Ulllan : Porter Mr. Proodfoot - Maria Montes Fjera
,
•• faj-r-'v- r
* • c , .V.wl
Edward Arnold BACK IN THK
• Gladys Reargal‘j Frog
* " * ---------- P
; Jaarta Ralph F a ta y-,
...*^.
.. BUnley Flattg T o t a , B * M u ^ l
..... Willie Boat T a ffy " "J & J S ’: Samuel 8. Hindi Duke Wlnaton ...
.... Spencer Char.
arda ' ( .
BUI ......
Nan .......________
Fire Chief Galvin
nedy
>*
Pallet rhlff o ’Ha
•UNO. and Robert Preston aa they appear In Frank
■frontier comedy produttlon, "Tha Lady from Cheyenna"
Alta Than ter neat Wednesday and Thursday. Prominent In THK MOST POPULAR o f all. Waatorn atari, Qtna Autry, will
|» supporting cast are 0 lady a George, Jeaelc Ralph, Edward
.12y f c _ .V
Ragahaw
iipl Una Market atn. picture,
a ^ .a
»
_
_
___
Aa
a
aaO H A
# ----—-
A l___
dUSlice’.
Iter Wheat Crop
OUT OUR W A Y
jtinibte Increased
By
J. n.
WILLIAMS
W /M W M M
BHIN mT o N, May 10 (A P I
Mao t f unusually favorable
weplhcr In Ike mld.ll.i nmt
reel. Ihe federal crop re| board yesterday booatvd
tecaat of wlnttf. wheal proI to OM.IM.OW. bushels
Increase
of . W,l>77.n00
"B ^ y
.William .
GLOUCESTER,
—<A*>—Cem»le*M
ns
II* v o
.vear tin,10.19:10) aver-
Y o u r Clocks A n d
Matched Kepwred Uy ,
18.4 IT,000 busheia.
t)n #
Moves Through
Denied By Jnps
i : Mehl
film.
Tuaeday at th* It Us-
Ihe .United SteU
Station her* .aid
aliens, meat t
who hn4;«at«nglt
e.
this alt* would he the
ilnca i t U
and would
with la«t vearie "**
>f 8*0,161,000 bushels
»; May
action comedy
W ho
*. K n o w *
KteUJy
H ow
.
I0i (A P I—The
Nkhl
tm»V
i0 Japanese smbirtado;
ng aa MTlnar GeneralHang Kal-8hek waa da.
that Japan must nago-
ri to d « » dliortly With
tnoao government In anr
move fo r bringing panes.
•h Officials
ited In $hakeup
government were awept
3 ntebt andtha admlnla.
MUtled a now .lata un.
rn n d y,
C ^ a ia p M n *,
Ine, Gin, Cordial*, etc.
i*
sywnv»».
s w a a r-ir
•KVe ' ' V%**
W.
itlonal expeadltare
Students Eatal
G AINSVILLK. May 10 8|
— University af Flartea Mm
have oat up • "goad noigi
aehalarahlp believed ta ka tha
a f Ha kind ta lbe bWmtry.77,
ITW.atmhml^piAy ftwmJAa
fin d i • tilib liiliid t k i’ f t l l Y
--AO —
----I I . rmom ana W
would
provw*
y *•
�*
*
•*
Staford la The Only Central
ty Affording Ralls Highway
Florida City
And Water Tranaporlatlon
IW S t'A t'K K
EhUbltobad la IM S
•t.
SANFORD.
FLORIDA,
MONDJ
China Declared
Ready To Beat
JapaneseAlone
Holbnd’sT ax
Message Waited
MMawfaur O f
Union
offurtd by R*pAlachua, in bft-
•ought to have K aent to the
lahet .oAmalttee, o f which be b
_ ehflnaaa, ' but Jenkins and oth*e tg > aaM such an aetlen would
reault to IdUlng tha blU. oaieap ir a motion waa defatted I t to
ft,'
.The prupoeed amendment wjnld
put Into tha CeiuUtntlon the
V p tovM a a that “ the
r lr tt
to
Work shall net • be abridged or
denied mi account o f aotumem-
CHUNGKING, May 11 — m
— ’ Generalissimo Chlang
KaiShek asserted today (hat China,
without th* help o f aa expedrtionary force or naval action bat
with material and economic aid,
Waa prepared to undertake atn*
ih-handed tho tank o f pot I inf
down Japan.
Ho
added that he
believed
"any
country In th*
world
matching Itself against American
democracy would meet with car.
tain tie struct kin,"
•
Chlang eald lha resolve o f the
American people “ to defend tha
spirit of democracy against urn
force* of tyranny now la such
that tbev will support the pull*
Cf nf their government to the
point o f wer.
“ Japanese aggression has new
neither the strength 'not thw
audacity to risk a clash witn
Triumphant Imperial troapa In South Africa shove thumbs
America."
_
,
M they march through Hobok Fort la Ethiopia, only a few hour*
The people look to Prestdcut
after lU capture. The later capture o f Addis Ababa and the re Roosevelt this week for answer*
storation o f Halle Seiaaele to hla throne ended large acals Italian to grave questions growing out «
this nation's determined effort »
nld Great BrIUln In crushing the
A lls powers.
Ho
will
speak directly ew
Wednesday night before to* PanAmerican Union to a small an*
dIt nee. Bui whit Infomwd con*
grcsstonal sources predict will be
Rattlesnake Patrol Scores Most
Pokits A t Boy Scouts’ Camporee
Captures
,1 right Scout Petrols scored 32&
paints or over in contests held at
a tempore* Friday and Saturday
at Silver Laky to become rllglb}*
to partlripki* In'a cooncil camp*,
rae at Camp J fsesr near I*opfca
May JO and it , Lewis Wright,
ehlef Clerk r t the contests, mid
e ! troops
w i i j f l i l i Cobra.
.MM J N i.C a t tiwJ;
i W U MT.' |*|
i Jr! was leader of
n glh a ta oet points
riA'/f.1has assist*
jn th ltfd
land's reedmmeodaUeM on Stole
finance and taxation. lt had vir
tually cleared lu calendars uf
nil except four new revenue pro.
pbanla. -.
.
*
*.
Upder. coneldaratUn and being
prepoaed were: i
(t> An tncreeae to the price
Uf heart automobile tag* n*to
Itff. to f i t . ,
(»>
A
three cents per pack-
her members wer*
Jene LaGett, Hilly
-Leftist. Joe Wat.
1m Mat Neil.
participated
which began
“ ‘• .W t h t y afternoon and was
concluded
Saturday
afternoon.
Victor M. Green* waa camper**
director, and Guy Jena* of Orlan.
“ Retool scout executive for
this district, waa paiUUnt dir.
**• t Mprrla waa activities
■la, Eleanor
MtLucai was
*0n«. Hal
I f arris, 1
’ •Mr. Joni
» » ■ pr%-
IS,
1M 1
NIIMBR a t«
Member Associated Press
perm any
i Large
U. S. Citizens Said
Willing: To Defend
Democracy's Spirit
To. Point Of W ar
BID To Committee
WWeh Voted Down
Similar M e a s n r e
M AY
Effect Of
Air Assault
Fleet Of 100 R. A. F,
.
,
10 L o c al R ed
Effect Of Strikes On Defense
Planes Hits Ham«
burg: And Bremen;
Cross Members
Effort Is Small, Murray Says ‘Many Fires* Set
\ Attend M eet Minimises Strikes
British Flying ..
Institute In Orlando
To Unify Program
For Defense Work
TPn member* of the Seminole
ity chapter of the American
'Cross will attend a three-day
ule In Orlando
beginning
leeday, the objective of which
he to coordinate aR Red
• services in a unified pro.
gruti for national defrnaa.
- Those who will represent the
Bmnlnole County chapter wilt lie
MraJ J. C. Shsron, Jr., chairmant
Mix, Jack llall, Mrs. S. O. Chase,
Jr.. ’Mr*. Roy Mann, Mlaa Iren*
Hinton, Mrs. Dorothy Lamb, Miss
Frances McDougal, the Rev. Mar.
tin Bram, C. W. I shill and Grady
Duncan.
Red Cross chapter executives
and officer* from all Florida
chapter* will attend the confer
ence, which will be held at the
Ban Juan Hotel, to work out with
defense officials plans for inte
grating Red Cross chapter ser
vices with the national program
uf preparedness which the organ
isation is developing as part of
the defense program. It was an.
UOUncvd.
Chief amnnr topics for discus,
aIan ate the obligations of the
I Cross In the present rmer*
guncy, disaster relief, nursing and
■Milh services, military and N * .
t * l welfare service, first aid, ws.
ter safety end accident proventlon. nutrition. Junior Red Cross,
volunteer
pmhu-tion and other
gervirea
,, National Red Cross officials at
fjudmg include Everett DU, as
mtont director first aid, water
W> Jrffs non, Jr., assttoast to tha
language! for short wave tranf*
mlsakn to other landa.
:*«♦
. Great tar* Is being taken to
k u p u n i t the Import o f the
Pruaidant's speesh. It eomH
at a
eon
time when tha nation is stirred by
violent controversy ov*r the nkxt
hy-tha Adaatoletyatlon In
of Igu Atheist* and the
*
^
r w , other dblU: Wolf, *a,t«n i area'dlrector
reactions through aedsh khls high, of ygoductloai A.. B. Murphy, a*,
fy setilltlW capital-’testa’ grass, slatant director- (Jr aUld, water
fdaci. bnttment ‘ indlcatu toes* safety and accident prevention,
question* tRW being asked:
eastern area;
Mrs. Margaret
Wtflk convoy* be used to assure I Noyes, « er service ease eonvaUwTwanair U ’Britain o f A inert i pondent; Mr*. Ethel 0. Matson,
can-mad* WOr material*T
assistant to the director. Junior
fa: declaration 1 o f ’ a full n* Hed Croat and Miss Alice B. Dug,
flOna) emergency Imminent T
i x*f. B«1 Cross nursing ronsulL
Will
this govemmant soon i »nL
frosts the American rtwdlta of I
Rod Cross dtfeast obligation*
Hill hr ruVersd by Mr. I)
Dls on
the AilsT
itednesdsy
morning.
A t this
What use is to be made of
foreign ships soon te be requi some Mission and during the early
Hflemoon Mrs. Wolf will speak on
sitlonedT
How much of American war aid volunteer special services. The
subject of roll cell will b* covered
Is being sunk in the Atlantic 1
Are new economic blows st Ja during the aflemoun, and the
night meeting will be devoted to
pan contemplated T
How la this nation's defense lii-aster preparedness, with Mr.
Jrfferwon tn charge.
program progressing T
European war relief and mlllThere was no ' assurance that
the President would answer any tmy and naval welfare service
of the** questions but congress- »ltl be rovered In the morning
iohal circle*
are
anticipating still afternoon sessions on Thurs
some clarifieatlon o f the situa day; the evening session will be
tion and indlvidnsl member* are devoted to nursing and baalth ac
demend log It. - There wee a feel tivities. On Friday the conference
ing that Raosevult'awddriM would will discuss general ad minis tra.
InfloaaM Dio stand ad many law. tlon. Junior Bad Cross and safe
tonhwg wn Um politically explo ty service*. sive aobject nf convoyl and on
the trfUlaliws, ntnpeyering the
Prsaidant to requisition idle forsign veeaele In American ■porta.
Second Cat In Auto
Production Is Seen
Artist Killrt Seif
WARHINOTON, May i t __ W*>
— Defenp* officials said today
there waa a "distinct posslblll•y" r f a second 80 percent cu<
8T. PETERSBURG, May 11— In 1848 model motor car pro
{A*)— Haskell Coffin, OA-year^ld duction, but added the proposal
nationally known artist .leaped to was purely inoculative.
Such curtailment, if mad* ne
hla death from to* third floor of cessary by defsna* demands ,for
Bt, Anthony's . Hospital
today, material and
plant
faculties,
Magistrate Jyhn T. Fisher said. would bring production down to
Oran
1,104,000
to to* hospital, •lightly more
Apr. I. FLab«r said h* units, compared with this year’ s
itn lr«sl«d foj* f f f i f fffifliiB 1output o f 6,884,878 automobile*.
I f i S t P etertbu rg
Winners of Health Certificates,
May Day Track Events Announced
• t Us* A m o rt May i Batty H a ll Yvtasn* Boy Ion, Ruth
Day award* o f to* I lladxda. F a n y
Pippin. Louis*
BvrlgU,
Helen Oak,
I BUFFA LO , N Y.. May 12.—
I (4’i--C.I.O, President Philip Mur.
i lev said
today
the effect of
|strikes on iistiiinsl defense -has
been ••Infinitely *msll," slid asseitivl that "Amrilcan lshur will
fight to piolcct slid preserve' de.
mocracy.
Murray said tn an interview
he doubted wbribe: such strike*
as those at the Kind Utvrr Rouge
BERLIN. May 18— ( A P ) ~
plant or the A |i|mlarhian soft
Rudolf He**, flltler’a No. S
coal mines had Impeded “any sub
political heir, crashed In ■
stantial war production
plane flight made contrary te
The United Automobile Work
the fuehrer's order*, the Natl
ers C.l.O. yesterday set May l i
Party announced today, and
frr u strike sguin-t fit plants of
hie adjataats. accused of per
Ih* tirnrrnl Motois Corporation,
mitting the flight, hav* been
which has defense ordets totalling
ordered arrested. The brief
f 7&u,000,000, unless an agreement
announcement did not nay
upon demands fin wage Increases
whether lieaa had been killed
and n union shop IS renrhrd by
• r Injured but asld Ilea* had
that time
hewn In falling health. He** .
Tho deadline was set ty ti conI* "*td to have been missing
feienre rf union executives and
since he took off In hla own
plant chan men nfier hearing a
plane Ralurday.
rc|Hii l from their negotiation coni,
**» s s««M-r-, -a rvee*
niittce on nine days of conferen
London's m illions trudged
ces in Washington with company
work
tod av
through
officials and ii panel of the d,v to
fensc mediation hoard.
iu tpn o f flre-ltlarkened ruins
Wolter P Iteiither, diri'Clor nf , in till’ lionrl o f the einplrv
the union's <;.M department, »ahl I pnnHa]
— wcarred anew by
he hmuuhl lo lh< lletioit meeting '■
tr
• i
n I.siu -t ..... .
Ihe inediution I L tlllW tlffP VlolotU’r nvi*r tho
Iamr,| that fm.il effort* 1o reach i Wepkcittl — lint thl’V knot*
an agreement lie -ought m two ' (.icrmutlv wna lit last fooling
■noil’ ijavs of roiifeirurta Tuesday I lliP atlng u f it
llUgU-*CAl0
,
, tcounlcr-uffunalvc.
Hrn»her hfiM thr Btrikr full
An armada of 100 R A K.
the plant* t<10.POO employes who
would noP affect workrrs among wurplanoa bombed the port* nf
arc actively engaged op tho com* Hamburg and Oreiuen in i vet"many
pau.v s rentrneta for alrnlanc en. night assaults, leaving
1ginee. machine gnns, sheila a n d large fires" raging In both cit
llrltaln'e
nlhi-r defense w o r k ,
| ies from the rain of
ho i* preali'tvaldenl Charles K Wilson of |new super bomb*
Philip Mu
Other H. A. K squad'on* at
0 . tier la iiod t G-M Insist* the company’* oper
dent. of tha
h .1.1
II I'
III- ‘ lio n *
are s o integrated it la tacked Natl-held Hollniul.
today that .
In *n evident at tempi to clip
itially Willi
the tniposaiuie to srgrrgute defense
,Urf<rtd »uU
pie the R, A- F.«r rfu»tn*lfl*d
>*nd non-defrns,. workers.
tdtr1
u »f»w *
striking power, 0rnu*,i plan**
concentrated thd weight of th*lr
overnight assaults ort Britain'*
night flying baac*
London ItseTf had the lightest night rani
In three « e r U
the
Westminster Alihey and
House of Parliament. inrltidtng
liig Ben. war* among Hu vrn*
rated lymbolx of the British
Empire ecariad In tlie nvlinm
battering. Th * Luftwaffe ” »♦’*
N e w F o rce T o
H old S e ttin g U p O f F a ro le between 800 and toil planes.
11.* British laid i i he lit 10 pel ■
Initial M eetin g
System H a iled
By cent
of the
Invading
i.iliteis
M
em
b
ers
O
f
G
roup
\
« rrt* deilfoycd.
A t A r m o r y T o n ig h t
The Soviet gnvn timcnt
nounced that dlpb malic i<d»rionx
The American I.rgnm of Han.
It) HAROLD J. POWERS
established
between
V u * m x the Je ycr r legislative had been
ford Is supporting ami rn-upviat.
■'
Ing with the new Hrmmotc Coun pri’Miam " I I he yi nr In retriisiiert. ihe U H. 8. It nnd Iro-l
ty Defense Koirt lo tie organised Xlie In « parole system which the Iraq's irqutal. The slgnituancitonight at the Armory at H int v o l e t , of Kloridji approved Iasi „f this move wa- nut apparent
oclock, Joel S. Field, commander N o v eo her, *>ands out moat Im- Immediately.
of ttlr ( amplwll-I.oasing Post said JHirlaltl Inin) a mural pulnt of
On the African warfronl. Ihe
view
Itidish reported Imperial Indian
tortay
Until i I he new law, which hr. in,ops advancing toward an Ita
“The organisation
should irI, of th I* lian stronghold at A mb* A U jl. In
calvc the maximum fl2 men need, raiue rffrrllvp Apr
ycai.
many pet at n* convicted of northeast Ethiopia, hud caught
ad to flit the ranks *1 tha first
meeting,'
he
daclared
"Tha various i rimes mav be paiolrd 3H,0(I0 Italian xoldleis lu « " es
county t* very fortunate to haw without even actually ever serv cape-proof Map.
•uch men aa R. C. Harper, W. D. ing any portion of thflr »enN ail bomba sowed death, flame
On ihr fare of It, this and destruction In Britain's Im
Hofmann and John I. Galloway to lenrr
lead such a fore*. They have all may seem In be letting down the perial
heart
Saturday
night,
assn service In the World War bars of crime. However, through wrecking th* House of Commons
and ar* experienced officer*.
work of n permanent state com chamber, dumping delu I* upon
The fate of the prraent home mittee, ami arrive cooperation of Westminieler
Abbry'*
shrine,
defense unit la not yet decided lucal nuihuiiriea the undeserving firing the British Museum and
ll la poeelble lo blackening the wealherrsl focn
tut after the organisation of the I* weeded out
now group tha uae of the home take tho accidental or casual law of nig
Hen, official
rrpoori*
defense can b«tt*r bo determined, violator ami. through educational disclosed iaat night
' ee* oa •>*■* T a i l
Mr. Field giplalnrd.
But Dig Ben's maxslvr hands
At the meeting tonight eeveral
•till wliteled the hour* and to*
,
Diplomatic Relatloim
Between Iraq And
Russia Established
Legion Supports ^Jaycee Legislative
Organization Of W o r k Discussed
County Defense By Harold Powers!;
officers, xergeanTa and corporals.
may be appoint*d, Mr. Field sakl.
J. L, Ingl
gley will preside at the
meeting In hla
hie capacity aa chair-
the county defense
defenee roun.
counman of th*
ell, a part nf the Klale Defense
Council recommended by (lovemor
Holland.
All man b*ta*en the ages nf
l l and bS, who ar* interested in
lb* fort* ara ui
masting tonight, Mr. Harper said
this morning. The organisation
la vital to our state defenee
group and our force ran b* on*
i f the teat.
In a letter tent to Mr Ingley,
4dJ. Gen. Collins, who la assist.
Ing the organisation of defense
foreea In Florida counties, eald,“ In
roar community there nr* tome
(to* man bath <vf the reserve and
among the veterans organisation
who ar* In n petition to advlaa
In this Important
W illia m T e a g u e
Dies A t H osp ita l
William Arthur Tfagu*, a reehlenl . f Miami who had b*en In
thU rily for two weeks, died this
morning .t I2 IJ) o’clock at the
rerneld Laughton Memorial Hot.pltal, and the body was sent
this afteroi n |0 MountvlIU, H.
C.. tor services end burial. Mi
Jeagor waa Ag year* aid.
Survivor* Include a brother
Ciuti* J Teague, of Philadel
nhla, Pa ; four aietara, Mrs. Al
L «* and Mrs Kd Malach of Han.
ford, aTnl Mr*. K, S. Baughan
and Mrs John Pagri* of Jack
sonville.
Arrangremnts
were
handled bv th* Andenon-Gcifflth
Funeral Home.
William P. Dills
Dies In Newark
k
M'eatl ewe* •• Csss TVS.)
The City Commission will hold
its regular mealing tonight at
.the City Hall at 7:30 o'clock.
Tha CoXnty Teachers Associa
tion will hold it* annual Cherol
Concert at the Croonis Academy
lontght at j iOO crrlock.
Chart** C. Wllaon of Martini,
villa. Vs., and Mlaa Patsy* O.
Handy war* Itauad a marriage
license at tha Court Houat / *»lerday.
Tha Rotary Ctnb did not land
its regular meeting today^bvt
will hav* an talar-etob
with El*Land at to* Hotal
.In
Newark,
N.
J-,
It
was
laarned
fair
Thursday night
.TOKYO. May 18.—OF)—Bent
Upon making the public, even i today. He had spent the winter* o'clock, B. w T rx
today.
•chert* children, m m
spy-con ■here for the part SO years. *|»-
Japs Observe Spy
William P. Dills, better known
"Uncle Billy" to hla friends
Prevention Week I,as
in ganford has died at hit home
Mfoua, Jepenae* officials today litlng Mr. and Mrs. A. L Balls
aniseed upon hlgh-oresaur* ob- and Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Lloyd.
Mryunm of an cmpW wtde spy
SmL
Bases Attacked
�I
> A T , | I A T 1V 1M
Today; people, throughput the United 8tat*s wlU ,vJ»lt
thnir local hospital* U> fsblllfariae themnelvca with the
operation, function, and services o f these institutions
which form such an important part In the relief of su ffer
Ing.
Most of us take hospitals so much for granted that
we scarcely ever stop1to redlisc how vital they aru to the
welfare of mankind, and few of us have paused to con
sider what a modern city would be like without one. it
is only when nil emergency in our own individual .case
arises, or some serious accident or catastrophe of nature
involving many persona occur, that we are rudely >nwak
ened to an appreciation of our hospitals and the faithful
and efficient persons who rUn them.
f o r the purpose of holplpr to create e public awidrenoks of a hospital’s importance to a community, National
ItospitahDhy is held each year In honor Of Florence
Nightingale, whose contribution:.to.the profession;Of; m iff
ing was as important Ip its field aa.waa the (Msgiia ttMf*
V Ilk ,
f t * lire.
WShmiI nets d Mi.rl
m am ml.alwS la Ik.
uAmerican Mother”
Faaro Ffit Fntnre
TESTING'•THE' TEMPOATURE^
Sanford Herald
U
W t®
torn ttirrylng on
tu g of Hard
NEW YOfcJt, Hay IS - W - 4
n . Dens Shelby Diehl. Dan
Aerial Assault Sville,
Ky„ the Golden Rale
rt'E ^ o cH T o o
C p jL D - V E T ,
Introduced by Mr*. Bar* D e ^
la no flo w e re t, lha j K m f e * *
mother, eho spelts front Hydo
Park, N. Y.. M r. Dtebl’s talk
• u heard over the NBC Red
network and tranamUtod by ehort
wave to South America and Eu-^
^SJra- JtooifV*lt asserted that
thU '*a a
N01* 1,10,1
bans rebuilt.'
n u ^'.»dU
efficient manner con
in a 'surprisingly
sidering the inadequacy o f the'buildlng and lack of proper
equipment. Wc hope those visitors today and tonight will
come away more resolved than over that these splendid
nurses and doctors will not long have lo suffer the handi
caps of an outmoded plant and scarcity pf accoutrements,
undthnt a now hospital shall po built as soon os possible.
Good churches, good schools, .and good hospitals arc
three important attributes of^ft progressive and cnUibtened city, and we hope that Sanford will shortly fill the
IIBLG V E ItBK r t lft T O D A Y gap in an otherwise good record by pushing the hospital
project to the limit of civic effort.
.WE NEED CHARITY OUR— —n - r - ----EpVgSt Judes not, and y* .ball
at be Judged: coiul«ron net, snd
0 ■lull not as condemned; for*
BW/Apd ye sbfll he JergJxeic—
M R j , A MARTIN
teed. «-
Winners of May
.. Day Events a t
School Revealed
Stewart Says
Metiuoka Should ..
Know tha A w w ir
To Soviet Pusslo >
(‘• r IIbbM tfwmm pRt»
ham, Carolyn Lae, Nancy WIL
liamw, David Dach, Rotiet Hatty,
Robby Hodge, Clyde Butt, Bkm
Maddot, Henry JHcbUr, George
Ttrwnsesd, Jsfkis Mcpfjme, A» t
Porter Lansmg... Giarts ' 'MpWv,
Louise Clark, Gloria DanrplerJHlchapman. Billy
guns o f tbe Roys! Air Fores'i
night fighters qnd the shells ol
snU-atrcrsft guns.
The German explosive and in
csnjlsry bombs smashed most
hesrflf upon tha few scree ueeldr
the Thsrnes where seme of the
world’s niost famous buildings
stand.
lb s damage was grave but L.
N. Russell architect o f the West,
minister Abbey laid thst the
"rnoet srchlteeturslly lmi>orUnt"
parts o f the balldings have sur
vived snd indicated that recon
struction
is
possible
though
Miter, rsdueek «Tr* wear up lu
M 'i. Ooike in » “ *■
'
'L.i'1
_=* Ms. __ _ a4#_i
orTjtcv«.,Bw*tt
AOND^k/]
via .Tankburs
Rsjdl yesterdsy
Ethiopians
blnsfeiiir. “willishj tHdjn*, fnt,
isnj »Ji* vise
Matthews, Charlotte. ^Rtetn,’tnWn;a Jean Ssyer and Dwight Hwan•on. "
I ’*
''- 'i wim '
■ Winners of the track events
ffs U -In Waal
wabe
■<
follows!
relays,:.IUUl
i»d shipments
grade; volley ball, sixth gtOd*
girls and to y s f dltmaOd •YUJI*'
u. s « n U d, i u w
>t,Wch month lo uA- slsth grade boys shd girls; fifty
yard dash, Allen Kennedy’ -WM
first, otyde CUtisf. kocoodt dUu
asttSrsS
Entry Of U. S.
Jaycee Legislative ‘5& S
In War Debated Work Is DiacuBBed^V^
In German Frees By H ar^d ppw erelS S l
up end fight It
llflle rWIaiite to the throps at
Ethiopia, .she said .tho native
3 »
a a j s s ‘ itm
Croak Case .Oil
Change uknGolden
Shell iMator Oil
See “ Buba" Locke
coming, fn*1 Japan'* sappllee from
Germany are shut off. Isn’t that
queer, In view of the Tokio-Mosco
deal?
But that isn't sU. Russia snd
Germany have a pact also—rather
loose, but friendly. Now. Ocrmsny
wants to arm tho Japaneee si
,ntucp os tha Jana wont to he
•’ fa r
Layton
ops, a* fast
the United Stales gels in
rar. ws hope all reckless drlvgill be given an opportunity
j . o u t tbek. skill In lame of
trmr tanks, o r maybe batter,
♦ o f those oTmahawk fighter
a fS H ft;
war
urges
the
United
•not is yet into war until
V better prepared, probably
ling that liltler will lake a
rktis we era oiling up the
This la
m int t o l l
Staten le In the war already,
Uje newspaper an wiser adldt
"Children and feaU usually tall
the truth, although In this tnslancs It is the wishes of oer.
tat" war agitator* which ore
walvoly repeated?-
Tobey
,
W gl L w n d
Anti-Convoy Vote
BOSTON,
VY. pretty noire.
Sen.
of J »* l daredas.
to tabklo Urn Impo
thought of defeat.
m strong snodgb
sufficiently deteer
Well
Seminole Dlvd. at French
^.staying lit the Tadfic Instead
aiding England trone-aUanllagl-
VntyUJot
details!
Dip . Gas
t aurretiUnM. reba- dooon’t l*i
S K f f i B
tha
I cargo vessel Ssa Witch has
r sailed from Now York to
Jnftar a delay reused by dei o f tho ere* fo r* war boThe tailors figured if
had .to drown they might as
b» Spared financial embsrM j cm pks way I s Davty
n r'
" m * "w - J C « N l R A t
K i l e * ® ;
VUlan lying down, d Any nation
Uwr ..cru r nr a tool pf
tfZ * '* r* •* ^
600 year, ha:
SteJSl^Sf
■BERLIN, Way Jg —
The
possitllily Itiat the United SUtas
Germany has admiration only m k h t plunge Into et*t became
if ,A counter U>»t will eu\mij
the subW i qf as Meet gtnd inlot Will »tsnd
'
D. Varner, Orlando
minister
RoosevsU Is slightly lulliposed
jr ith a Stomach ache, Pclsln l»
reported suffering from n kidney
.ailment, snd Hitler elill remain*
•, .tha biggest psln In the neck.
y i p .hope the .hundred percent
lrrdaee In the drlvere license fee
lUI Jteult in an Improvement of
t |w et five percent in the quel.
crucial year In hlatwy-
Action Against Strikes
i■ >
t
The 1'resident of the United States will go before
tin* country next Wednesday with it radio talk ln'Ml|th
he 1h expected to emmdate policies o f far-reaching effect
on all of us, These arc parlous "tiroes and everyone wll|
listen anxiously to what ttio Chief Executive has to »»>'
'fflMit vIlckf lfks'fln eliln musket about the .war and our relation>to«lt.
There is another point wpkh ..)»• would like to, hear
• ..... W J
the
President discuss and that la ’ the evef-increasing
Tbe dock wse halted forever
j With a Jpjncb of enchsnted .luff; menace of strikes In otir defense induetriee, for it is a
' Ana the fleld« surrendered to self-evident fact Ihut any effective action on the part of
magic,
[this country can only be taken if the wheels of indualry
And the eurf hushed under Iho Iturn as they have never turned befpre, and this cannot be
Idune if walkouts are to plngpc the country.
sf- ff1'*
In this connection the New York fierskl Tribune
(.And s charin ns* es*l i.tcr ilo[points out that the hour of decision is at hand, "no lang-fj.th'r.
.Between the ten snd thr ekjr, a*r cun the United States temporise and dally,
hoping
‘Witting spron-deep In the dslsle* 'Micuwbcr-llko, that something would turn up io make It
'Aha watching tb« cloud* go by; unnecessary to folluw the policy ?f aid to Britain. to Jts
•Tor now she shsll never grow
logical conclusion. We pointed'to tho futility of sending
’ older s breath
, Ajjd the .dsUle* never *h*tl die- supplies to Britain \yhlch ended, up on the bottom of the
—JAMES J. GALVIN
S3. R. Iocean. Is it mere chance that as the inevitability of con
voying becomes apparent, the forces that are kecking to
jturulyze American help arc attempting In stifle produc
tion with the intent of delaying tfto.help,to Britain that
'she needs? The crippling of production is, in fact, even
•more valuable to the enemy than the destruction of shipink >i'U Wc ore n
Our vorstlvn In Kt)tO| plug, for it nut only delays the output of goods destined
1for Britain, but also retards the arming of America.
“The proposition js strikingly simple— to produce the
goods and to see that they arc delivered. Nothing . Jo,
gained by producing them fur Duvy Jonas's' locksr. Ev
erything may be lost if production can bo effectively sti
fled. This is why, in additjun'lo' udnroying, thol Admlnltw
’^StiOttipeibd were Itttl tllTe I ration can no luitgur uacutn- crack big down on.H)| who /a-*
greaakaedlr areald he wrtUagi Urfaro with prodiRrtihtTThis u why it must Lake ^rustic
!
fltslln is so afraid one side or
Aka olhar Is going to win tho
;.arar, .ba’s In danger of falling
,gff the fence and breaking his
Foundation's
"American mo
ther t t 1841," sold today * •
»VP«1 there wwjd ■Rarer IjeB
another Mother’* Sny w h » 1«>•
many mothen are torn with an
guish ai (heir sons face the ,Mjtle line which msy'shtUOr the
lifelong dreams of both1mother
and »on."
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XY, MAY It, IN I
a « m
'—
- -SANFORD
» « i » * w i - HERALD,
«M itti
THE
u a a
Garden Club Hears
Social
And Personal Activities
SANFORD, FLORIDA
Department Head Is
Given Auxiliary Gift
“r: ^ _ B“pI“ h!
Ur. It. W. Huprecht spoke on
A kift kvnN prvsrntNl from the
148, “ Soil uml Fertilisers" at the Col. Thmijorr Hoo*rvvlt Auxiliary
last gruci al
meeting
of
the Three t>f the I'niletl Hpanixh \Y*r
Hanford Garden Club for the
WtriHiie to thr Hrparimrnt prraH r a n i l v . ('hnmpngnr.
season hrlil Friday in the Par
llritha
Ih*rrick of
ish House, lie explninrd
the Wrnt, 51i u
Wine, 10 n. ( niiliulrt, clc.
Del-anil,
at
the
meetintr
of
ihij
types rf soil and plant food*
for the
different
plants
and Auxiltnry at thr home of 31rs.
Mae s^hrafn «*n Thursday cycnFree Delnerv, Phone 78H-J
Tha Gramma* School Giro dub.
~
wove In Ihr history of various Inc.
under tha direction of Mima LeMr. and Mia. Clifford Wallace plant* in an interesting manner,
MONDAY
Mr* D^rrid’k told of the )dnmi
. National llocpiu i Day will bo nora Whiddon, will be presented spent the weekend in Tampa
The meeting ws* presided ovn for tin
frn’ hcominp convention
BAG G KTTS
A i w t < at the Fcrnald-Laughlon In several numbers as an added with relatives.
I hy Mrs. J. H. Colclough and the
which will Ih* held in 8t. !Vter»*
Metso rial Hospital from 3:30 un'
i invocation was led by Rev. M. bury from June h to II.
L
iq u o r S to re
Mr*.
g f t 4:00 o’clock In the afternoon feature at the expreesion recital
Friends of Mayor W. C. Hill i J Bram Sinclr red hibiscus and Chari*-', l ord urn appointed ns a
which
will
be
given
tomorrow
TH»d from 7:00 P. M. until 8:00
will be glad to learn that he has Queen Anne's lace formed the delegate to attend and Mm. C.
Mather Arcade
o’clock In tha evening. The pub. evening at the South Side Pri recovered from a recent illness.
floral decorations.
C. I*rie»t wai Tinnmi an alter*
Ik ia Invited.
---------The
Sanford
Garden
Club nale
mary 8hool at 8:00 o'clock by
_T h « Daughters of Wesley Cleaa the pupils of Mrs. Georgs Allen
Mr. and Mrs. O. K. Goff and Board " f Managers include Mrs.
for
Mr ivnr ml Huntlny.
o f J h o Methodist Churxn^wjll y Bff*tt.
two children, Lucia and Randall/-1 11 Colclough, president; Mrs. May J-% wirr
and rIrq
_n»e*t at the annex at 8:00 P. 11.
Stowe,
vice
president; for .MrmoriRl Day u hieh in 31iy
The program which will be pre spent yesterday afternoon In Or• Circles of the W. M. U. of the
Mrs. Henry McLaulin. Jr., secre 30. If u*w rrjH>rte*l lhat Muster
Undo with friends.
sented follows:
First Baptist Church will meet I'm Going Back to Grandpa's—
tary and treasurer; Miss Irene Day. \pr 21, »a s oixterxed hy
^ IXOlb B U C K
Monday at 8:S0 P. U. In the foL
Hinton,
corresponding secretary; the Auxiliary and Comrade* ffath*
Mr. and Mr*. Harry Leo had
Melba Frederick.
Vnrtnjr homes:
Circle
chairmen
are
Mrs
L.
E.
erin* for a turkey dinner at Fvas their guvata yesterday Mrs.
Business Women’s Circle still Don't—Jimmie Ludwig.
- Prianai s t is i **T *ir
Conway Harris and ton, Conway, Spencer, Aisles Circle; Mrs. F. ■nxlnlc Park Muiter ^Service fol
meet with Mies Rebecca Stevens, Disappointment—Joyce Anderson. of Jacksonville.
lowed
in thr nfirrniain with about
;
E
Bull.*
Crntral
Circle;
Mrs.
HWhose
Bon—Rudolph
Smith.
;
Eyii Look So T lro tr
r>M l Park Avenue with Mrs. C. E.
■
C. i)ickerson„ Dirt Gardeners 33 per*onx in Attendnnre.
r»
lUwsnn me eo-ho«t**» at 8:00 P. Little Rebel—Constance Ludwig.
Following the meeting of the
Edward Higgins left yester Circle; and Mrs. R. A. Newman.
Sketch, The Spelling Leeson—
T H E R E w ere dark
O.. Rose Circle Courtesy chairman Comrodr* they joinrel the Auxil.
Joyce
Anderson,
Rudolph day for Washington, D.
TU FSD AT
Smith.
where he will he gone several is Mrs O IV Herndon and Gar Ittry nl Mr?*. Shinfer’*» home fm
circles
around them.
The regular bniinete and social
den Center chairman is Mr*. W. R roc ml hour uhere piiiieh uat
meeting o f the Atarlan Class of The Candy Store— Wesley Htmil, days on a business trip.
He
felt
"jitte r y ” at
rved hy the Auxiliary
Jr.
B. Shipov
mthe First Baptist Church will
Th«*»r prer.cnI were: fiue*t of
Boy Wise— Earl Ratliff.
The
Club hn- n quota of 26
Mrs.
R.
L.
Knight
has
re...................
times.
W
e discov
*be held in the annex at 7:30 P. H. Partnership—Mildred Turner.
turned from Jacksonville where |members for each circle which Honor. Mr* lleithn Derriek, and
with Mrs. J. L. Jackson. Mrs. W. Mystery— Flora Kipp.
T.
h
Derrick,
pa«t
depart
mini
ered
that
he
needed
she ha« been visiting with friends is now filled and has n walling
C. Rumbley, Mrs. R. T. Thomas The Accident— Mildred Miller.
commander, Mr and Mr? \V K
for
several
days.
list,
it
w a s
Announced
by
Mis.
p
,
lasses
-b
ad
ly.
You
and Mrs. A. H. Hatcher at host- The Little Won! That Was Lost—
---------Colclough. whe gave escerpta of Handnll, Mr and Mrv L S iv k . . . ■ .“•**«»*
erinir.
ramp
commander,
\V
t
Iris Gey Flowers,
should
see
him
to
Mrs H. M. Bunn and Mra. (’.t a lk * given ;it Ihifederation
.»■ The Spring Eiprcttlon Recital The
he W
World and Bud—Jack Lud- F. Proctor had as Ihelr rerent vis- ! convention in Sara-utu a* fol- Jamison and Mr*, .la mi non, preai• o f Mrs, George Allen Maffett will
d
a
y
.
E
y
e
s
c
l
e
a
r,
lefit of the Awailirtrv, Mr and
wig.
be presented at 8:00 P. M. at A Queer Boy— Frederick RoeeeL Hors. Mr and Mrs Eugene Hays low* "Tin- hislorv nf our roun- Mra. F.rnrst l atreimii^t. Mi and
keen - he's nervous
of Terre Haute, Ind.
!,y is wrapped in home* with
the South Side Primary School.
Mr». A If rest Kinir Mr. and Mm
ter.
beautiful gardens.
Tr.lsy
the
Junior High School P.-T. A. A Boy’a Pocket— Lawrence norC, r. Priest am| Mr and Mrs F
no loneer.
H.
L.
Wingard
has
arrived
whole muntrv I* taking up hor C. 1 loyal
will hero Its meeting and InataL
ton.
Ann* StnrkhmiB*. 10. of Dillon. S C, a 4-H Club mrn
fmm Chattanooga. Tenn , to he ticulture The Garden Clubs are
1stIon of office re at 1:80 P. M.
ADo.
n
a
j-t
d*|iHrt
menl
coin
i
with Dully Hoy, champion beef Hereford ■he railed, aficr ttie aten
Curiosity— Evelyn Ratliff.
with his daughter, Mr*. J. C. at thrir peak in organisation
•
Sewing cessions will continue
miunder, W 11 Ha Hard mid Mm
hail won Ihe grand priie at the Orangebtirff, S. (' , couul . almtt \ M11e
Grammar School Glee Club
work mol the ‘ tiardri) Centers tlallard. .Mr and Mm F. j |)n|.
fo r the Ked Crce' In the W o Direclod by Miss Lenora Whiddon Flnnrll, who is ill.
then aold Ihe 1,070-pound atco-r tn a packing hmi*e for $•i • Hn -leei
men’s Cluo front JM.30 P. M. un: I (a ) Apple Blossom Time.
! for dissemination of infi rmallon xer. Mr? |. M Suain. depat t
l» a prlma example of tlve Mock bring raUed M
i the Tid* hater S.oiih
Mr. and Mr*. O H. Toler and |Kn(|
Junior Clubs arc the •nent nide, \|i% Mae sheaf* i.
8:80 P. M. with Mrs. J. II. New. ( t ) The Umbrella Dance.
• O P T O M E T R IS T •
where the mduotrv to devrlouinir rapidly
son. Jute Keyes, spen*. the week- 1future
by sponsoring.
depaitment chief of ?laff .1 |{
( r ) The Blue Danube.
I lit. MAGNOLI A A V E *g y *v 4 S
end in Dunnrllon as the guests | A condensed report nf the Lylev paM iletiartriu iit roiiiiiiariii
Pldellt data of tha First B*j>Gene McArthur, Betty Row
3
• t i l t Church will have Its reiru. land, Louise Clark, Joyce Good- of Mrs. Toler's parents.
Sanford Gnrtlrn Club which was *r alul Mr* I 5lr. Mr amt Mr,
H o o v e r P lea d s Ft»r
" la r busInrs I and social Hireling speed, Nancy Williams, Carolina
, ...
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given nI the recent rnnvrntlon Chari., Ict.l nml Mr ami MrT im e T o (Jet B rady
at the horns of Mrs. Homer Lit l-ee, Phyllis Allen, Jean Fever,
c rank \. Woodruff, 111 nf ih r)(l, y-Vitorn tti>M nf Garden Clubs Atlnni Ufnltrr. „f (Irian,In
tle, 404 West Nineteenth Street, Barbara Whitmore. Stella Whit University « f Florida .n Gvlnre ' in Snrss.,1* is given a*’ follow*
MW \(»IO\. Mm
at 8:30 P. M. A covered di«h sup more, Perry Pippin, Dolores Mc vilir Pprnt the weekend w till
B U N T K FARM
Tin Snnf-id Garden Club is
I Mlmi l I’m«kh, t II
per will be served.
1enmposed ..f fv.m circle, wph n T w o K n tertain F o r
Clelland, Emily Matthews, Dhett his father, and grnmlpnrrnts.
WRONEBDAY
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llA H 'Y
H U tlU O A Y
mt*iuhrr<‘hi||» nf l Ou with l'***
Ravrnrl, Henry Richter, Cather
M em bers O f Guild sluiH L. llt hiii tht
• The Junior Auxiliary of the ine llogen, Mnresrrt Tutrn
51r* W. II Sunmrr ami chil honnrui V members nil nne outSliminv
liftt t | pul nit.. h
American Legion will present a Fkrteh. Uncle Tells A Story— dren, HHty mill Runny, uf Tam nf.rminl> ineuiher
Mi - l« L
\t. \ oTin H o'drVftll St |\ ic* 4r iiJhI t.f I ]*h'M
in m II- 1 w- I plthU 'i Mui kspecial Mother's Day program at
t|.',| f ti linn* t
%
M.md.iv
Frederick Rnsiclter, Ijiwrence pa were tin weekend gilfMi nf
llrniitifiratinn pmiccl- for Ihc the Mi Yhi>di*r 1 hurrh u a *. * m i
the Legion Hut at 3:30 P. M All
il,a
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ii
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parent*,
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lull'l 1III I-' 1ii.ip . :t •*canon
h i
li.ii* I'M
Horton.
year arc
tertnmod hv M m
A k
Sh.*# . ’
il* .1•. Ini fii 11ii r
m^mL<r, Dramatic Reading. The Mallei a Mr*. S J Moreland
1 in May
l
Certain higlmav appiu».hr« 1° mak.r mid Mm II V Suan-oi. M,,1
I
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I
nil
I
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\
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. i- iimpi. piti •i
are Invited toattend.
| Ma.Urpirevw-Nat.lle True.
the f'ltv
•n 1 i i l.n f u nmy in iho ohipt h
i ' I HI MX 1
will continue1-Mu-1
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Sewliur FeiPlonfl
at
luPil
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Mr*
and
Mrs
Frank
L.
Mil
lei,
Meal—Charlotte True
[ u 11 nl lio.pilnl
aim* % w11It %1«
chooi»ui kei Ol. - f
for the Red Croti In the Worn
'Ll Ml!.. nt nml imn, 11
Jr,, and two ehlldren, Fat and 1*1*111i in rI’ll, lira ,llki‘ii nml |h i rufMui,
xidiny
ic.nmiliged c
an’a Club from tl:3n A. M until
\Mllll ,| p ll>(til a1a
Mika, nf Jark*tinvilla
were the
.Mi
\niu\ Hi.>. I* . .»m|ui |o,|
pHl k*
11:80 A. M. with the American Hanford Garden Club will meet weekend gumt* of Mr*
Nti
It i'i o U
tm
I hi* I'luv,
. .1. t. 1Ml ill. \\. *
J, V
the ihv. tMinal nnd Mmw |„ui*, 1
at the home of Mr*. 8. C. DickGiouml. «t Hire.l"-l.
Legion Auxiliary sponsor*.
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Minty
n* **tioly lenhoM|
A pool slot
planting
’’
lw ’ Swain tauylit O
The Literature department uf eraon at 12:00 o’clock noon for j 4
!iit»d
fron fits liiRil
nnd Shml Mum -1 lUlt’l'*' *»» '
•
fpu rls • ' annthet
mist'd.
^ b * Woman’s Club will have u luncheon.
(It min i t • I'l " I ilui'K
lid Mr. Jame. II i’lapps Helping
thrir
The
Future
Farm
ei*
(’K
apler
ftedrin
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it
in
n
T
li*1
m
en
ih
i’M tided j MM il t|Ilkh1.|| p. 1h
Girl Scout, w I
"n estin g at lha . club haute at
have returned to their home in gmunil. at Hut
11.
I ..... I 11 111 I, I .>ml t. i U
h
1
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to
oli
an
i*i
Du
m
i
or
I
iny
time
to
|
of
8on>inole
High
School
will
SiSO P. M< wjtbiithr »t*me. “ Con*
Cairo, Ga., after .pending the
the •.*<■•vti(I Thinretliu,v i<\enniir in* *«h>ulil i.ill til- \l.1’
Ill'll I 11,
11<-llnm
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K
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tributl*fff
Far We.t Jo ppoitMir* n benefit hrhlg# purl) weekend with Mr. Ci*pp«’ pa- |<etun|s planting'
?tniil -'I the Msioul Ffida> even. I iiiin hi •ilull," Hf *l!hl
High
S e b < H j W" n,
w
station*
American jL^erattiPn-’l Mrs W L. at thv yemlnfla
t,ll
III* |M'I ilt'l'l I Iram Hill
hn.ud* ;Mt
Farm Building at H do P. i l 1
Mi and Mr. W (
At the lecior.l >o '•>< t ounty in; Tlie o eehfiy? uill h * di- | M ..Il
Cooper 1* the »pont4ir
fct i lig h t fl IttHTi!
im
tiil
dm
u
iir
tin
*
m
on
th
?
of
|>util|'liig
,il -r no |M>r
Chamber
of
Conmi.
tc.,
toe
<
)nb.
Everj'nne
arriving
on
time
will
•
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. V * .THURSDAY
i
Arlhuy
(Red!
Williams ha.
pi n|ntsiiL u In* h
JuK an<I \uyiiwi
• Dirk-Onrianrt* rlClrclw of thf ; receive BOO extra point* for chn- Ifturncd lo Camp Illanding al- nije.1 by other rivt. organisa
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torn
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fli
Dunnir Dio *octal hour the
tract bridge.
tmns, spi nsored in ......... ..
a
,.t i >
ler spending the well.end with
Htiali *
*'* rv*’t| i *-fI onhinctii* t•>
M ONDAY
“C
lean
i’p
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joHimif
"Timi
Hawing snalons will continue hij-jL Williams at <h*ii lionic on ration I'togrom," Imiud'ng no the follow in; Mra, Nancy Hrock,
Mrw M F Friend, 3frre M II on* e util) 1,0 h i I
in the Woman's Club fop the Had Hsnfofd A venue.
Sh aw an o P la itta tio n
educational
campaign
f"i
'be
»o
,.-M ‘
ito 1omnf k
Smith. 3ti*a l.oidRe Fuain. 31la* M*?p m
Croea from B:3fl A. M. until 11:30
mins I ion of unurhtly
Mcllr ( tladc.
l *)nriHu
Miss
Mary
Wiggins,
.ludrnt
nl
Sette
Huhrnwin
3fU«
FtheJ
Hixer
A. M. with Mr* Jack Hall a,
up <-f
vacant
li
Florida Slate College fur Women denning
iml Mi?? l.ilhan Thornlej
sponsor.
T
w
o
P
la
ys
Sehediiletl
homes,
public
Iniildilige.
ihuteli
In Tallahaasee. was the weekend
ml e . . planting, n noii-pi it rah
visitor of her parents. M i
, A t South Side School
I of uislra* nml ininellio- n fill W estern L ite ra tu re
B y rd A sk s F ig u re s
Mr*. M K Wiggins
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Jtor siallnn contest. el«'i
-'ll
,.t I
W ill Be DiHeuHHed *
. 0.1
On Supply Ixisses
Mi.. Carlin I'almri, who i- in with good result., except
ll. f 1ifit1. » |l.ii - Will
Tallahaasee during the legislative i .till have the iood
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it 1. I'imp, l , •putM
M.t, i nt IIFi il 1li'.. -.1. « ' •'•UH
W ASH INGTO N . May 11 — iA*> session, spent the weekrnd with i .erymen nnd .red .toil
" ’I " " 1 ii ill p»v,’ mi mil line nf
Uh •*(*«.ti. ,.M.a *1 1ill *"1,1i|i s
— Senator Byrd, Democrat. Vir her parents, Mr. and Mr. Floyd , ,.,| gu„d .ales
ti ihiiljim* uf thr I ar W
I . m I-.r*»1 lu |man S.'ln...1 n.1•<il i nun
'lull m
i
liiif
,ii i d
ginia, asked yesterday that tha Palmer
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I
The Garden fe n ’ii
• ......
l iiK-rican
l.ltrr.Giri- ’
al
t|„- Mlll',1 \>\ (Its
government make public figure.
-----irvitallied with heod«|».ai 1.1« »' "nrllng
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Ijlrrulurr
Dipail
T.atlm
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on the dollar value of Icase-lenri
Edwar.l Higgins, Ji . Juiniili j;,,,*, ||-* Burpee rfe-.l Hto-c. op
i m-. of ihr tVuman * I lull « hii h 111, I*IJIX
I'M ■ ' t'
supplies sunk on their way to Bryant and Bill Murphy, all Mu.
11; i
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nfternooi). o w rit hp-'
with
lilt
T i i c StljlN .
M in
«ill »v hrM In Ihr i lub him.r ..n U lH l-d o N
*
Britain.
dents of the University of Fh>r t- 1ig.- in soli analyst* Hum -on It uijnrsrtsy
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and f Jm
public interest aroused bv re Mr. and Mra. Edward Higgins
shi-w whrre bulletin, "rri
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cent demand* that Ihe United
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'-,11 I1*•*1i l1i1State* “deliver the goods,” he
Friends of Mra. J. C.. Flnnell tl, Ucr arqualnled uiili the < * n llnin# m thr Writ," and Dr bv the iu n
l ideniaii
had addressed a telegram
lo will he sorry to learn that sht ,rr ( - , nt, r plared an ad ill the
Mi
A n i: It i 1 . f t * . h n i ' i > L i e
m ir
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Harry Hopklne, lease-land ad underwent a major operation In I (-j^mher ol Comrieree In okle1 f litabrlk Tracy will givr a *um■n»ry of Ih* Ilf, of Brrl Hart.bwlndinf "Mac* Aboot Nartro- ministrator, requesting Informa Ihe
Orange Gensrel Hospital In
All rircle*
h»Msustaining
P
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This
is
lo
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ihr
last
program
damps'- We aria you la see this tion on the value of equipment Orlando Saturday morning
membership In Audubon Snri.dy -nrrting of Ihr
Ulrralurr It,-. I
•kart eabject a. Il wfll, ww are lost In tnuiilt. D
elaved
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Hire*
• rimrnl for Ihr yrar
H.
■W*. Ml o*If aware yoo. bat in*
“ The argument baa b**l> •*>Friends of Ur*. Jack Lytle will week* In County Sch<» I' >" 1111,1 ■' ll hr Mrs W A U .v i ll. Mr.
Yu m s m p fam its and
•giro aa4 help yon, M well It y»nred." Byrd ■ U>M
n •1
\\ A S111N ( . I i»N Max IJ
' *
regret lo leant that she t« ill Conservation work. Iictinmc <•'
A
Douglas*.
Mr.
II
K MurBritain win
M* nth* r - • I i ho I
• Wax*!
In Duke Hospital in Durham. N. •chi ol children and t lull im ni
>' and Mr. M C Swinglr
and 3h him * .too h r util ha
C. Mrs. Lytle will be remem hers Held Bird Contest. Feb 1
tinll. il HtU*
bered a* tha former Ml** Marian Entries good and an m.icasr
Thr rosrhrs of trains 7f. yrar. ti l rill it till Hi Mo
tin Iii’iiMiry
Mooleban o f this city.
over
last
year.
C i'h
prire* ; ,n
l.ry -r
II,.,, longer « * ti» Ik•u
(lie
i’trl'M*
prripom a Vliixi
awarded. Books on Birds an'* rtighl Iram raboosrs of today
equipment they hare paid f«»
Sam Fleischer of Baraeot* was Bird Life placed in school II
pi of it* 1a x f pdd I (iMi.iMMi.mm
la being aunk. They wslftkan b*' tha guest of hi* mother, Mra J. brarifs. Results fine. No reports
addlli nr*I rvWiHie
A.a.»^i.ri'
Su lliva n
Fleischer, for Mother's Day. lie of bova killing birds. Othri run horticulture All cirrlr, havr «
in a position to
d^W .
rm
r
program
of
stud]
—
of
.m
l
ought to be dona about it.
relumed today to hla home ac
win 1* nl ol |\• I ■
*’* lied uh d
11
srrvalinn
work:
Effort*
madr
1
“
inalyals.
landscaping,
nu
tiirnrln.
IGE YO U TO
companied by hi* mother, who will
t hi
l i o i 'll > pf p*'* a l ; 1
|keep down
wood*
and
gra.s 'ur«. *tc. Outaidr sptskrr* |ut- I " "
i-l.tV lull
visit wit hhim for a week
_______
fire*, but result* poor
I'uldi trrilsd: Mrs Kunkr Halirt, Pm r»n (lull
mittci. 41 .1’ h « Mod his H p p T fl
Mr*. Orare Blount and two d<y rWen law roiicrrnlng Christ
:««r ■"'J Mrs r. L l.ord. Dr 11)0
l i h . X f i l a g a in
1'
” B Chippy, Mrs Gallahn uml u a* •wuI miiu lilt ln Ii m<1 . p u - ( p.MifiM. lit nf
children. Bill and Bob, of Miami 'nas greens,
dr.
PriniH
of
Leen
bu
rir,
an
d
wet* lbs weekend guest, of Mr. i Ollier activities jneludc
,ii*
♦
S
u
l
lo
an
H O N O LU LU , May
^WP>the i l > 1 I M I u l i >
Brork Dr filet
Hpecial work
wllh
Jun,u" ‘ ■>ir Dirrrtor. Mr.
I I I I I’ l l 0 IS li S / l i l ' l (. I S / A i \ D A K U S
1 ( ' ■ ' i i i i i i J i L m l r ,| t l ,« i i v i a P t ,
Th*
mlghUeat mOlUiy force Blount's brother-in-law Olid sis
Ituprrchl
an
d
[,
N
.
Uainill
ter.
Mr.
and
Mra.v^H.
Roby
|
club*
having
been
orguiiiicJ
o’
I, ol the deln J w“
ever aaeembUd in Hawaii, IU.U
Of fli in N
three
school*.
IV
r
d
o
u
sr
th
e
Hurllrullural
Latng.
,
i|M
tune
ii'ip-iiM
d
[
tha strongest foriraaa widar the
Final for Juniors D r Armis Sr" ’ IiCttsr, publishing A II <\ due cliM-fU i f rlo M.ii lb ttu j
United Btatea flag, opened the
lice Day Parade (received lion “■«»• in local paper; thr landing f.u unu)>MMr.
and
Mrs.
W.
B.
Messenger
?• - ui io*
A m y 's 1*41 Bpring wanauvara
Library at Gainsst illr, and Huh porution tux
of Jacksonville, Mr*. M. H. Mes orable mention.)
School essay conlesl
1ropiral Gardrnlng.
t u t 40,000 aoidlers will be senger, Mrs. Lourinc Beal and
Wreath placed on nioriumcit1
More than rvrr, *s notirr llir Mt-mhvis nt il" Amvfireu O - '
deployed to demonetrat* and Uat Verne Messenger nAlored to Co
to
World
W
ar
hrroc.
Ai-misllr.
coa
yesterday
where
they
vDited
of hardy native malrriali gum A ii'llin '' " I * ) ' l" ammUtuv
the defenses of this Pacific baawith
Mr.
and
Mra.
John
Hhrppunl
nd olhrr rvrrgrerna. Gsidrmas that t hi,i lv* - 'I... . ilunaluil
Day.
Uon. Tha mansurer*, Incorporat
and
also
attended
the
Mother.
Thanksgiving
flowers.
Unit.
-'-e
*.
and petunia* are othri the |m*—.......... hr Hi's Thratiing tha la Uat twists , of atraUgr
A « \ n ic f i t * g M ili fu r l u i u n u l d if i- m c . t in h o M t lirrii D i l l
Mult- rye grass *<t-d uhlvh win- gi'<u
gathered from the European and Day program at the Natal Air and tray favor* i* nt hospital fnvoritr*
pnar* » '
2,000 plants
reported
<•*■ j planted than ever before
Chlneau wvfrtmta. Including the Base, at which Mra. Hheppard
( 1|||||,M V « ,1111 i> tuM i n . l i in H u r l il iv i i u i c t m g i r l t | i h f - u t h r Isr-lx fit lif l il g i- y lu l t llin i s r
A apeeial feature thin /ear— ( -hrckii s I ’m t > '.'hull
rhanged and given away
use af parachute troop*, will end
tiv m
i Ii i i m i k I . u l |;i>f i m i i i i u i i -m J it u lu s ir ) , liu t It) l u n l iiu u ' n o to achoola, churchra, fillinr •*“ every member'* garden vliltni Iasi Tliui~l*v ri.-umg They ifKay U .
•Jt-rIri|- h ig h q u a lit y . r r i lit - m tin in d m t l u * l User
Four garden g f r t llm I hi- immc » * • lUllltll-l!
tlona and to Home Demonstra during the year
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tion Clubs, whose member* did rune outalde of city.
lit Ih r ll*' nf ilimois
Dr.fine Ihi nctcilly lm n»mn.(( initiictuuv nr-, n rp lo )c 1 ,
I
such fine work in Clean Up.
ti,ul t.iiug lur , frioftl mt it,it in icltpiiufiv. ,ntl vultmiv
Beautification Camnalgit.
til tallt, Ul. i*lvtt* hat prnrealtv tuniiiiuc.l *t a hiyh
RECIFE, Um.il, May 12 —
Lighted living ChrUtma* tree
t—7— Twenty Croat sailor*, in- contest
and aeeUtanc*
given
Manila! i!
dudtnw the captain and ala of schorl
children
wllh
polteJ
I rifjitinnr men and wunicn *(r timttuuing lu fucniib
Bearn, warn forw d u leave Dm plants
O M P m bu / .
at
Christmastime
for
friendly, hclpiul and trihiutallv rliiticni vtrvicc
Yugoalav
f r e lfiU r
BpaUJJu, their mother*.
M M Una, yaaurday after they
Arbor Day
wllh
niemorla
1'lir.r (tained and ctptiu’ettd wurktri and thrir nuninfnaad U consent ta an order tree plantings In addition
FRAME
ln
■g.-nicnt
«rt jm i.lum cd til vorkinj; lugrthrr and lu plaaby U»« Yugoalav minister ia Rio pUntlng o f 1600 pints donated
INCLUDED
da Janeiro transferring tha ship by Florida Forest and Park A*
iiinj; ahead undet londilion. iui|Mi.td by cmriycncire.
LOURING BEAL, Bodaty Editor
{Social Calendar
T elephone
School Glee Club
Will Sing At Recital
LIQUOR
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double Program
EARLY!
frar Game* Open
At Big JIawail Base
M y/IN T^IN fN G
Croat Sallora Forced
To Leave Their Ship
ONE 8X10
PORTRAIT
T
55
U
the
(p-zF**" 'I
N E E D S ft
British.
- TUrtaan wanna, mostly Bril
Mh Bailee*, remained aboard tha
ship and r aranclaa la the crew,
It waa said, aril] ha mad* up
partly hy anrrirere af tha Brit
ish coal freighter Rakdena which
the Asaroe.
aoclatiop la which wo have mem
bereh IpGarden run and taa for tour,
klti,
A
Flower three, Loautlfullr
conceived and euccmsafallY
riod mat, March IS and 13. OutaUadlng waa tha achool oxhlhltCaah prtaaa wore yi.an ta contaaUaU. aaab eonUatant receiv
ing maria theatre tltka*.
' la ear awa gardau, era frel
Just as we are detag latalllgont work,
malar miluli beias glared o*
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Vialt or call on your lonf-time rclkahlv
local d n ifg b t (or your drug nml*.
You can alwaya be cure of quality and
service when you trade at
The v-urkm
103
(bv individual u u r in i m y w*y (hey ean oncer rxixung
eondition*. The (rieplionc oiganiialion ix doing in bcil to
sec that *1 -ring d ic e (line of national emergency you rote
Lacey’s Drug Store
tinue lo deriye the gteauxt pomble advantage* front ) out
w
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Fight Basketball College Fre3hmen
Called Ineligible
Rules Committee
SAN
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Gtrk Makes Four Of
(Eight Hits G a r
nered By JLocals
£
ford batllo o f bats wa* (tie nv,
rraga taraod-l In . ' by
btiaUIng
Catcher Charlie Glrk and long
tango hltt|sg,
Pete
MeRaney.
Glrk got three hit* In four tlmoa
nt pat In lit* firat game and omhlt from two tim es' at bat in
the, accond. Glrk’* three hit* in
the' firat game accounted for all
but one of tho Sanford open
ing gam* hit*. MeRaney hit a
r In the second game, with
blank, to acron* l for the
S*nford ran. ;
iregvllle opened the u rlc i
five r«ng in the first Inn.
CopeOn ' i f
Martin, 3b
Cobel.
lb
Caaon,
rf
Ryan, p
«W iJ .y
GaincarlUe ;- .6lO 024 0,1a— IS
■ BMaVvBrajim, I’ oprk fl. E<l-
liam*,
Whitlock
3.
McCrnney,
.
Ip th* second game MeRaney U Valley, lb
rlammod out hi*
homer
and Justice, Eb
Pitcher Aihton held the G-Men Booth, rf
*
««.t»l the fenrth Inn William*) »*
TSS
B elm ont S la k es A ll
S ta n d in g
B etw een
R u n n er A n d R ecord
year.
If Bin -mils Wlurlawny on to
win the BetniogJ (ml the Whirl*
nnnv.Jnni'i*-:\rraVi>
combination
will Is- In-iuily fnvorrd to repeat
•the hnnd»niei> i-hcstmit colt will
join Sir Ito rt*<n. Gallant Pott,
Dniahn inul Wm Admiral In tho
Hull i f Fume i curved for equine
Inimmml. ihul
swept the "blit
Ihn-i run - i I heir division afld
it’hil -iiuiriwi ii l imit the thrtoyeni eld*
\rm i u - :lil uf i r the J’rrakntaa
llnl tthirl.iwin wni the "grant-
• •■I *hi •••■->i :ii -dil
| ever .aaw,"
mid n n i unit mi fur ns to pro*
did In wuulil w m the Belmont
hv n- wide n margin n» .be -did
i In- IVi i mil I'lrnkneiie. ,
Million P l a y e r s
Expected In Bri
tish Aid Contest
1
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Kddli- i- n- i given in exaititeraHoik ami Itm i* too thoughtful " "
to waste word*, so when they nay
S
Whlrtiiwnj ■ ti imtrntla] ' ’triple
'
d o w n e r you rati he detpl certain
thev've i/t 1 a pretty good horae.
And. nfiri all. Whirl* Way who
made the i w h y’" and 'ttKe freak * * j
hlti*ct| hv ne*. InoV dhnusMrijly^'wiV, ha*
in..Ilire, fillit he alti'Uilv henteii
rrcrylhlryt
th*
Hr* lu lnmnt
°'ie e >. ar-olil division hM lo o f.
i.n.l
lo Ho
•\ l»t onh hmi
TTu- i-vriil bin l-een mode po*-.
Ible lbroiiKh the cooperation of I
throughout the -United Stale*
and a representative committee
of golf i-iitt.uaiaat* which .Hc'tby
Jonr* hall organised, with Hnoardmaii Spalding as aawclate
rhairtuan.
The tournament la being ten
dered In recognition ky the colf4ra of th* United Blnu* of the
contiibutlon made by Great Brit
ain to the game o f golf, a* well
aa to tplae fund* to be pawl for
the aid « m l (t»*kWiiVltWn f t |Briti»h d r raw victim*.
For gji entranae fee of two
, dollar
<*<h golfer,
at ever)/!
club which *l*n|fle* It* wllllnii- 1
ne»« to cpoperate,'will be entitled
to play on Saturday, June 14. o'1
hi* club fi.urtc,
ami will rectivr
Spalding gnlf
wrapped bo>
ball In a *pcek
..hkh
War____
iRellef
on wl
‘ " the B r ll_h ____
■mblein will ke Imprinted, aa well
rup*. Three single* Tended with r n « T “
and Gobel doubled apd MeRaney, If
In himself In a wild throw- Glrk. c
Ashton, p
doutilc -bv
Two singles, and
... ..........
13
Edwards and Pruett gpve U«i GCAINESViLLE
Men throe more .runs In *he
sixth frame. Kettles came In I”
relieve Ashton In th* l*»t ' 1
the1fifth Inning and ahutoui the
Gainesville bat* fo r the tei.iatnder of tho game.
i
Battle Arises From
Fan Shaped Backboard, Rubber Ball
L. tl.llI-C
-DtUf CnrUlw 1
ward* Cl iKuatt 3, Ccprbeek 4, the British War eRtlrf Society,
lnt„ ( Winthrop W. Aldrleh, preaMartin 8 , Cobel.
Error*: .t>V*lley. Justice, -Wil ident) with iti BOO committee*
? &s?is.4i."5i.re.
-*.-*•
mtil former Zicgfcld follu-j* girl.
wri« ft und dead III lie! hmr.e yrs-
12 Irnlay.
the hone *U the credit /or win- J
nlnsr the Freaknc**. /lot e r q t j- j
tody who knew the time *juI pa- 1
ticncc and trouble that he e lpended Jn tcnfhlrig WKUrtaWijr not '-fl
to run wide on the turn* M i to J
rave hi* amazing (peed folr tho
ktrctrh credited Plain Ben with ']
having nrri>mptKhrd the out■
standing i mining
job of the
il
,n
«-4 M fn * !f* r Truett In atfeond."
fianfonF' .....o o o 000 00* — r
Rlrk fl, PopeV. Gabel
Hutu batted In: Prnrtt
fl
Copchadt. Ilarlin 6, Gokel, Ca
ron, Browti. Two hdao hlU : J*rpett. Cupcbock. Brrwn, Homo run
Martin, Stolen base, Edward*.
Kaertflcea, Gob»l fl. Double pin),
Whltirek to Judlre to LaVnl
ley. Left on Lnsc*. Sanfsrd ti;
Galneavllle B. Base on bade off.
Iludaon, 3; Ryaan 3. Struck out,
V Hadron fl; Rran 4, Umpire*.
Trraper' ind Kendall, Time of
loaded accounted for 2 game, 1:47.
One ran 11ft tho acetmd,
lnT lh« fifth, four In tho
and threp In the.eighth, *ccounted* for the five . Gainesville
lall|*s.".t
HOLLYWOOD. May 12. O W
PflTRy Shaimnn, 31. arreert nr:re$«
Whirlaway Ready
To Accomplish
Immortal Fame
Nation Wide Golf
Tourney Planned
F o r W n r Relief
fl
’ord’a offrnae and defepM
yaatarday a* Galncatnlle
ioth game* at a double15-p and 7-1. wnlla the
HratlnoJ. bata wan b«ld to four
hit* Ip each game and the play
ers made a total of nine error*
In i the firat rooted and three
in i the accond.
frank Hudson looked bad In
the firat gama aa the U.Mrn
brl/ed 14 hits around the i>all
park. Including ten elnglee, threo
dojUiiar, ahd w homer. Manager.
Rd^ie Martin (marked ,'out the
bonier With .two men,op base to
artarunt for Utica of the Uaihz*rllla ran*.
.
Only bright apoti
apota Jn
jn tbo
the Z*n-
.May
Screen Actress Is
Found Dead At Home
(A P I —
Tweniy-iwn
iresbmen
Alter! 1». Roberts, her husband.
Minim!* nt five Pacific C»*n*! Ml.I police he nnd *iiit»lhei *tiu
Conference schools wen* deelnr^l tlh» worker rclurnnl f r . in u fish
inelivnhli* Frldnv bv, Coimnl? H»*ii mi: I * Ip io find the mtuvs”* btnl\
er Edwin N\ Athcrtmi.
in ii I.sichen chair, her head i ■-1 .
The ruling hit
alhl ■!«** mg on a table
A i u m iv I v w;i
I * |s\t r 11 her lipi nnd .hi i nipty
N EW YORK. May 12 — U f )—
. i.i*s wnt nearby.
The basketball brains of tho %ait! ihot the fnn-shai ed hat k
hoard \ia^ aiinpted he-nuse nf
nation— more than 200 college
the result* ot n quehtmii naue .it Stan lord; six nl Ho t nn ■i .
mentors who compose the Na*
which listed l l l f i haPnl * in i! *ily «if tliegou; four nl U,
,n
Hunnl Assoclnlitn of Itaskelball
fm r and 305 against.
r ti S n!e college nnd t n t u h it
Cunches—are
mapping a cantAihlitii'ial
argument
im a
\ \ chin ton
the
University of
palffii designed tj forte the N a
/lUtliciMiiiug in favor * f un* iv s and Oregon State < olhvc
tional Ra«kethall Rules commitboard, Miy that its smaller sir*
Ice f f r the United Slates and
Stanford, noted t’oi it < high
Will allow spectator* sealed hr
’-eholiisMc enlmrtte h-|imcimnt<
Canada to rescind recent recom
yond it, a better view r»nd al-*
mendations for universal use of
lost the largest numbi * of nth
will em mirage use of the spa.*
eight
inti ud i o.Hob*n
n fansha|H*d backboard and meld between the ,*.ick hoard .and l he Ides,
ed rubber ball.
end line by giv ing the |da;ci Waters, sprint atai
The edict cost l ' m w » i t > nl
The coaehea1 association, fol r i ' irr shot access to I he hfi*kef
*i.X freslmu r
ithteir
lowing
Ita
annual
ronclave,
|t4 nn el «|Uont ra-hiittnl. h«'nd- tlgegon
State
I* f
fou»
eought several changes in the ed bv n threat to revolt rum Washington
foot! til him*
game with alomlardiral ion as f i in .i new rule-making bnd> y * noTentlat varsity
the nnrOculnr goal The reaches
Hi.it it*-* nnd Oleg mi hi a*.
and
iN«w York, May 12 ( S p a t i a l
I he I ’ nii el wily of
\ \ ,i [• Mi-bo
specifically asked for n ft by 4
Four million golfer* will t10)'
em h were
dupriied
<-l
. •» *i
a_Ik_* _* *. /I___a Tl-jlalwla *Anlri_ foot hoard, a slili !|i •! Icollui
hall of set spiTifirnti ii*. a slan, mo*d nthli tie m In ito
m nv.
dartl floor and definite lighiing.
ncvhiiw
Atherton.
i,
i \\ .
Hut for lhe second successive^ M n l| j nun
i cc i
m hosi1 to fi.ye’tr TWO mdf,.* WM 1
vrar, the m*ek cotnmitiee, nicer pn-*i J< it i t the A f u*t f holm * serv * \ n< i‘<p* ■d <
log at Knn-:i*
City
late
i n r o a c h
ef C r >
•? .-onferene** m 1 *■ <.’Mil ■ i I■ *
Maieh. rehiiffvtl the mnrhe*' re- i Neu \orK. nnd Ni l!
II ulted in u hoi i !• u ■ oiifd' m
r. ninirnrintinn* and
uhslituted Munhntlnu Cnllrpo r*
t tbe i*lhi tic e*'d
nl .!• c • Hu
nmentlmenl 4 of I'm i ton whkh nounerd Hint ijnilhn
I ' nil rrMtie* *'f Id'-iIm. ■> i ' ' -n
led to the rurrent
. niioiersy. |rfimH „ ,]j ,,yIN m,
1 f Min of tun i lolef n* 1 !‘i -v.n
II,
I'oifi'r, of ( m u g 1, see- He*! ho-is. hi thui ha *
hi* test imesHiiaf ion
retary of the rule1
* i* minittee, | hm kh 'wrd*
mes
Hudson Gives Up 14
Hits As Senjinole
FRANCISCO,
~ T , JTLB
A|t.' *
,S T
• I I "
. LoVallay lb ...............3 .0,10 0
Juale# 3b...~.............. 4 0 .4 4
Booth, r f — ............3
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Wil liam* aa...............A 0 3 4
.Whtlock, Sb.......— J
0 » 4
Pfk I,
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yl
1 0 0
Mel laney, I f ............... .4 -fl 1 ,l»
»0lrt,
t . .........— —4 3 2 0
j Hu son,
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0 0 J
xGI laaplo — .........
1 0 0 0
! Totgls
_
33 4 31 13
I
Home tun,
-locirtyji emolrm. In adillliun. hiwill be given an oppoi iumly In.
w|n a prise, which will U- » ;
warded. farJh c low net linn-, nil
aiw
ipariMvatiix
For fhl* Iwd dollar fee. every I
golfer who participate* will lime
•he satisfaction of knowliu: thntl
he I* materially helping to relieve
the suffering of thr ati'lcki-n prollk- ot .Qrral Britain « In. mu
'having to lien r the lein.r. of,*
•atlye warfare.
Eiiually essential to tin mil.
caudal -organization ami .liging
of the tournament nt the parleIpatlnr club* will Ik- the elub
Official* .and the golf prufolnn.
al* who** rooperntlon i> ieing
c/ill*ted Jbi onlcr that the under
taking may - yield the maziiuum
b*n*fjt» jw ulbl*.
.
Mpjyag those who have pledged
their popport toward pmkhit tbi i
jfHPrwMwWt an outstanding ezample of American sportsmanship
and generosity by accepting the
O n e n f A m e ric a 's I n il v fine beers now
brings \ou .som elhing n ew unil ex citin g
in beer lluvor. O l d I l l i l u y u k e o — a G rcal
&
B eer in u G re e n Bottle. S m o o tlie r tliun
Utbc. HPoa.
Spalding.
anaoclsde
chatrmanj Alfred E. Smith, John
W. Darla. Dwight F. Uavla, Wen.
W t ; L -Wilkie. .GrantUnd Rice,
Aldan 8. Blodget,
Hamid W.
Biarcg, president o f th* Unltml
fta ti. W
I w p js t im j tom
W alt*, president of Uw Frqfta-
e v e r — yes, sm ooth and brilliunt und extra
dry, t o o — k een ed g e d w ithout bitterness
or bite. A friendh beer.
A flavor y o u ’ll want lo rem em b er— uml
o f the Western Golf assoc.
\l Mr*. William Armour,
John T. Pratt, Mrs. Ker.
ftooaevslt.
MU*
Gertrude
tpte- Mias .Cornelia Oil*
W. .and M.e. Charles iF.
a name >on eun’t forget O l d n i i l w u u k e o .
<)bc\ that im pulse now . T h e r e ’ll n e v e r
be a b e lte r t i me to Imd out for you rself.
on bases, Hanford 3 s
€. Base cn balls, q ff
I Ashton |. {Struck out
n, P; Ashton l| Met.
lUr o ff Ashton B an
Uga gad. 7 n at, gll
ff Ktttloo 0 In l f l
W
‘j®y
«<
■N7*
m m im
CU BE# POTTLES
a
\
t
�< *>
M i U 1U
•harp reduction;' the week cd
May 11, and should b« complet
ed about May 10. Matt o f the
jrappltaa wltt cone from North
and Central Florida. I«(raa boast
shipments alee will bo light bocause o f rain damage.
Harvesting o f
lato
celery
plantings was reported under.
way at Wleradsle. with cutting
due to atart at Cltra May S0.
The Spring production o f green
pepper* in the Male wa» estL
mated at 410,000 buthels, a 30
percent reduction frem U «t jremi
and heaey ahlpmrnte are not ex
pected until next month.
Early Irieh potatoee already
are being harrasted at Hasting*.
Watermelon, shipments are not
expected In any volume unti.
June. Earle production of melon*
;lades Area
Of snap beans and to.
iha report as Id.
r In .this area alao sus»me damage- In other
ralna were light and
considerably below norreatlng continues."
ureau said because of
line in the Everglade*
K m M — pert at W O
a. m . y t s w i r. war t , iooi .
y to m iiA rn o iH ic r*
aSAMa. Toateruteeaa. Fu. Hpr.
M * t a 1& »« ’ kka.
Toe-lle.
CA^nAOR Ver t«*. I».00.»a.t0.
mt not diibii,. a r t . - m ,
atMe No. i i.li-l.ts, S. aiwr
l.lt-l.n , O « H Mc-tle. J# Ik
bsg. Comlari 'I.IS.
nAlMUIIKM. Ubs. K bb. Me. Crt.
Ie*d. I doe I.tp.
po tato
irriiAwnKHMiicH. Tint
YOU CANT QUIT ADVERTISING
>,!
YOU’RE TALKING TO A. PARADE
•
NOT A MASS MEETING
V ai
ae-ft
ftQtfAJMI. Yellew. ka her., M l .
Corn lift bn h »r, U l d H .
t-W.. White, bu. bpr, I.W -L H
c r u c n r , Crt. a’*, <’«. a's t.t* ta
4,4 * " ,f€-
CKiVrtr Jn tA B M
a <->«-
cri.
Ci^uifiiSffcJL itu. 1la». Mala »o
r tf-. I li-i.M . I-H dos,. carton
tee to ti.to.
■V S *.. T O ™ * 04
to m ato ks.
TO M ATO
,hkt-
sa Ik. Crt. t u t
t ee t.ura M M . l t
l-LAMTR,
P»f
to
3-
Thooeant
■
» ‘ C’ V
PM
On
; fco*s*T#{*|t
Of Tho Outstanding Values
1-'■v» M‘
' -
American Farmers1
Warned By. Ctermami
BERLIN, May 11
(P>— In a
long article on tba blockade, the
Frankfurter Zeltung last nig lit
warned o f the eonaaqssncoa of
Preeidept Rooserelt'a policy for
the American fa n atf.
Roosarelt,
whom
tho Mail
press cade the new Wilson, will
not accomplish his “ objective ef
finally
cheekmating. Germany
through a war o f hunger against
Eurcpe.” the newspaper skid.
“ But he will accomplish some
thing," the. pamst added. "H e
will ruin tba ■market for Amer
ican farm products, after - the
war. and American farmsrs then
1 ? M
N4M-C.S
,'V r » r i
A ftiT U V *
MU t ; t n » i
M .tio .ir w
e te ts *
w
u
will a'lM nrt'Ui
n iV
••
|
' m m aaail attae and M r .
$1.00 DOWN
$1.00 WEEKLY
and la Us oAf#
Curb On Speculation
Sought By Wlckard
v a ca v n 'cleaning
ubo
W a s h i n g t o n , May i t - w
commodity full
markets Foai , Agriculture
ministration, to
■-aSailrMa Vs' ‘
■ T T ~
latsitted Advertisements
IC A U -YA
LL1
PUACTICAU.V
AL
L'
T M K K x acra **
r&s,r^s[
school r o a y
J M fiP L o r e
i-IORNT YOUNi
ambition wanted
Inquire '^08
Wattle Peeper,
‘•jra.Fc
MISCELLANEOUS
.U T O M O U U
/
�B C T F P ta a
fe r a lb
A N IN D E P E N D E N T NE
SANFORD.
Placed
Kousliolder It Among
>' ThoM Seeking To
Exclude Employes
Because Of Taxes
Nazi Advises
Under Roosevelt He
‘Missed Bos’
Organization Of
County Defense
„ Force Is Begun
J n itcd E u rop e P i t
ted A g a in s t U. & ,
E n g la n d P re d ic te d
By Labor Leader
FLORIDA.
TJJEBDAY,
M AY
13,
1941
Member
A^wtcinlcd
S a n fo rd
H oriihi O ily
And
Terms Of Those On
^.■'Citrus Commission
r. To End On May 31
1 w ^ a^ £ 5 L .r5 ii
W ater
N 'l'M H E R
217
Of Hess May Change
War’s Course, London Says
S a n fo rd M a y S ig n
B aseb all W iz a r d
A confidential report from
the office of the Sanford Base
ball Association hints that ne
gotiations are now in progress
to get one of the most famous
coaches in the country to drlre
the Seminole* to s pennant
this yrar.
Principal hitch in the pro
ceedings, thr report disclosed,
Is the lack of a uniform to fit
the gcn-roul proportions of
the taseball mastermind.
■Tlir noted coach t» a scien
tific player and is expected to
help the local hoy< solve the
equally!!, hits ruuul runs. Aa
spnrkplu-r of
thr
tram he
promises to put on « shocking
performance.
•
Officials of the association
refuse to make any comments
on the salary, tin-e limit of
contract or even name of the
roarh. All they will trveal is
that hr Is a fom-er player and
has sent several trams to th*
top of the pennant race
Housholder Cites
30 Bay Ruling On
Hospital Changes
G ood w ill
Pl ane C rashes
Miidi tie r man
Lead
er C am e T o B r i
tain Stine, -O ffic ia ls
In Kiijrland S ta te
Strange Incident
Remains Mystery
H one O f No. .‘I N a z i
F or A n irlo-G erm an
Frien dsh ip
Cited
I'l ltl IS
till lull Hull ! Ii.r H -hnw oT
;l'
Lower Fees For
Summer Golfers
i-niit
»'• •■* rnin. d
Activities Of Jayceea Are
Article By Powers
ftyffururfftL’ iiw:
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|..r
iirl.ir).**
'
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Hurl In Crash
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Of Motorcycle
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f I.ji I I f i n a i1 - * m i i n id ym i?
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t>if*
t'n'ht ii T n a i n r d
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• | t is.ill n M t » ( if lift i pin n<* with
.i
Sen (lan d
n't *•f f i^ial a n i ftn lay. flint tU*
• Ii. Hud <ir*r*
t t'iv n i tii A d o lf
11
P
M.
1 iT . iv n fi mn h liff
1
ms unlit thr « •
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I'* a .
i ILimlHoti.
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i . i . *. m. j.it*l rm'dicinea
' IT 1 1
1 . 1w J| Hi * h
i lit ui I mid gal).
4 fisiiM w hicfti h t
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•v ■ ■ i i11
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-k'crrtary
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t
.drill"
kiffielatg
i '1 1,' * ' IT
. - - ML' I h m in G la a ,, ., i
,.H.'filled the
,iil Mono I. eollfar. H o b . on.I the l*to
,,, , I,,ir. i.inner Hrllos *be l*ti, ,
i- ihtlmatw*
1'
,i
i „uii Non U**d«ret
tva l> empty I * »
tig lidtki«*r bomb#
<rushed it* lb#
a piiBe Tlirt#>
Sanford Legionnaires Invited To
Attend Dedication Of Cocoa Homo
Lowest In II Months
we
vraa |o erect a concrete block
as taa a n am a la Apm
w m
c
Jl z
. »1 ^ ' j
.
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f W ' y '<
.
V
.*
111( i* **n l"tij; t iiiKl
*
:* chntro
• hh in »hi" i ' w n l
<■
Freight Cars
Preparations Are
In Progress For
NYA Art Classes
li-aili-ra i n .
' > X an Im!'»’ di-n*«iitw.11mtmu i«f n
' *■
:-*
City Agrees To
I t — (A . P .)
'■I- '■fmltii I Mill |,lf ,|r |n r } .-»
Ililli'r .. III, ,
I ,h m r r l ""
111 ....... .
tn Mhlrlt. it
t e j i a u r * * *■
w-jssst'ia:
Mat
' .... hi.,.-.
Rmhiir llo w '
"'ch * •<> ^loslnii.l— with what
< ilhil a " lla llu c ir-tfi.ti, ' ,,f j, i.i-i m a n - llr il is K
(h, Niih.l, jtlrrxhip o f
"• it h ni, i linlat
with
Liquor Ordinance
Is Approved B y
City Commission
‘S a M fiS tfH s y
Transportation
I'mwi
BERLIN, Mey 13 —
— Dr.
Robert Ley, leader of the Ger
man labor front, advised “poor
R c v in io iu H a v e
N ot
Daddy Roo*rvrlt" today that be
N ext
M e e tin g
S la “missed the bus," and that In
Y o t B een Passed,
ted M o n d a y A t 8:30 three years at the latest, that
S en a tor A n n ou n ces
part of Europe ruled by Ger
O ’clock A t A r m o r y many would be working full
.State Senator *Ernci»t F- llmialiolrflcr. irf aniwrr to a telegram
Organisation of the Seminole bins! for the Reich.
aeiit last «eek hv The .Sanford
"Then 300,000 European* of
County Uome Defense
Forre
HerslJ, replieil Saturday that til.was begun last night el the first uur continent, with the power
RtiienilnieiM- tu the t!l37 hi>-|ntul
of
meeting of the unit et the Ar- ful, ineshaustable resources
art have not iieeri parked by
tile TaCgif^ol lire, ainee n dO-d.iv
mvry. but because not enough their economy and work, will
Period m«-t rliipj-e niter
the
men turned out to meet the fare 130.000.000 Americans x x
oarerear Hellawd V
date the iimendmentr ueiv ad- i
minimum of 50 men, further or and 40,000,000 Englishmen in n
'dav prepared hla aaeaad ma- ganisation will be completed next ruined nml defeated England,"
vertired.
,
■Mnaaf.ta tha 1M1 eee- Monday at B:B0 o'clock, E. C Ley asserted In > newspaper ar
Se nator Mouvhutiter i-vpluine-d '
tUa time eaUfatap hb
ticle
lleroer, captain* said today.
that ihf* telegram vent 1i\ T h e \
m 1 wk.1 y raremaieadaUeaa.
"Then- we will see whether
All able-bodied men brwern
Herald arrived d u r in g Ms nh
Anglo-Saxon*
will
overth* ages of 18 and 65 who art the
aonee, und that he hail been uninterested In Joining
the
De qnmc the lra-1 of the Germans."
aJ>lo to miMvrr it before,
. * « « h e at Urte /cUck hePresident Roosevelt will tnske
fenao Force were urged by Mr
*it will fto| hi fiitvi“ itih to fHarper to attend the meeting n fireside chat to the nation
f**r lionda for *-nie prior to the i
Monday night.
M a v 37 — nml nul W r d n r a d * } D ea lers
L im ite d T o fldnpt Inn nf 1lte*e enn eel ing
Beginning today in The San night its heretofore announced —*
amen inient*." Sen ato r II mwltnld
O
ne
P
e
r
1800 P o p er
•
,- ^ P * £ ? A fiS E E
M a v 13 ford Herald, a blank will hr anil n b ir r v r r *
last
nig ht he- ]
fi.Tviwfd
—
Tift Senate voted printed which applicants foe th* llevrd it would lie n o.omenlous
T h *1 a divert i orrniii i <jmo ■ •rniiiir I
ulation In S a n fo rd
*7 J a -jl today to put 80,000 Defense Force may fill out It statement r f natio nal policy In a
t he
ti ehungi-’ in i in id !
in Fiorida’a citrus Indies la their Intention of join w-orld aflame
Liquor deale r* in Sanford now pndor « hh'h thi f ’ untv w " h nil*
The address will he n substi
Mckih* houaea under the Ing the unit The blank* may
j -I** 1711,0 (11)
in
ore iimiiiMl it uni* for i»vcry llu tror-f i r.
I o |l i r rt
)i,1r«' o f tho
^ State i unemployment com- be left either at The Herald of tute far the one the I’rr-ldent I BOO per boiik , following tnmm tiOtl
was to how made Wednesday
fice - or with Ur. Harper.
niou* approval lu«l mglii of mi hiiwpd »| jiro'ii'f [id i d tileii In Th e
The Defense
Force,
which, night before the Pan- American
r M on kor "v
\f|iM May
a at fla t whM mastered In will take the Union. Il will hr broadcast ordinance j«t the reguiur tnrcling 2If"
P *("* *n ’'i.|p n-ir ■ mm >»*■ •-nilnf Hii* City CnmiiifMtion at Ike
*to
(
’ircu»hout
the
Dniled
Slates
by
place of the National Guard, Is
UHy Hill, II N. Sa>cr, clerk, ml'*ed to the L c g i - h it u r e f »i it*
w
_s __ _______ seeking men for a three-year the three major networks from rr|H»rtrJ loda\
•H me
MtnDtreUsa ruling enlletmrnl period, Mr. Harper 5:30 p. M to m oo P M <F,
On*
C Mir print tpnl t l i m g e s
It i% aNit provulr.i m the or
R.
T.)
and
translated
for
short
said.'
and
If
a
man
find,
that
the
,effective Jan. t,
in tin hotipitHi net i* otn- piovid*
transmission
u
othri iiinnnce' that no liquor mtorva
weekly drills
are
Interfering wave
•Iiall br *et tip within f»00 foot in*- t> t (tut , f the fit*t "H *uea
the nnemploy- with Bis business, he may get a sonntries.
of mif alriftily idtnblnihril. Mo- n i d - i ' I from tin* i n n mill ho**The
President
will
-peak
from
discharge.
Discharges
are
also
n MU
«u
pitf‘1 i n the jiiti-Tr*! and |*r *ttthe White House in the nrenenrt tolte of 'JTi or mure room* arc
irtatM If a man moves away.
cJnnl -hitli lie paid iieforf riHV I
..T v o force will be under the of the Latin American diplomat • firm pi cel front the- ptovi«ion* of nthi'f expenilif tire*'
me
made.
•ottfrp) or .the BUt*. which may who wore to have tendered a re thr nrte law, which inMr* » f* Another change authorin '* 'hi
“
w It U emergency duty In ception for
him
Wednesday. fret immediately
V
*
The ordinance win placed tin ( V n n t i tu build th< ho'in tul tt
o f the .Rational Guard.
“
F^rly
______
White “
House
Secretary
l ap<
Tha
o f,
find rratling nt n meet ing .Mar. l e l f Mllllftllt the U'MrlRDK
di M
i II kf I
4n>
nr*
«
»
v
2
k
and
at
the
^
I
W
i
a
i
r
mart*
nJ* f
e s ls
laaue waa
4*111 Iape
Tha change In plana was an Ing a group of liquor drabibe Senate paaaad explainer, (t wilt' be mustered
ttrutfRlcd Mint imi atofi * roiild
kt oif rt
Into
eerrlce
fay
AdJ.
Gen.
VWUn
nounecd
by
Early
after
the
gov.
sent companration
Aml>p«sadcir
hr telliN within Mill fed of mi (ierm n n
o.t " I
of SO to 3. Ban- Collin* or an officer designat ernlne boar,) of the Pan-Ameri* other The C’ lly
drclmrtl
to I
til. I
L o a ves F o r T u rk e y
ifere Johnson, perdue and Price ed by him, and will recetv* uni- can Union had adopted a retolu nmrnrl the orditinncr, Mr Sayn
forms, rifles, and other equip tkm suggesting cancellation of
voted against It
fxplainrd, and pnvard it
ment
necessary
for
training.
the
Wednesday
engagement
t"
Tha fir* who voted against
ISTA M U "I.,
Urging men tu fill out the enable the Prratdent to recuper Hii" first drnun
Including citrus workers were
U
I’lant ' 1M r*iM n 4.i rillltn
F ire f'h ief Mack F lr v r la t i
ate
completely
from
a
stomsrh
forma
which
will
bpublished
HcnsVors
Ileushotder,
Price,
h.kwPUthtr tn Turk- i vi Im in
iltirttioil tlir f*«r»m»tti"tilJ*ri to ptf
beginning today In The Herald. dleorder.
St.llfllMl
Sheppard. Taylor and Ward.
4 i*rmnD
vide r n e of tiir fire trucks with • trrytnt:
In
announcing
the
revised
Mr.
Harper
said
the
application
V The bill provide* that pack*
a new urt of tire*, and hr n n M/bcpcfttn 11W ti* tin 1 irk i«*b
big boaao workers when unsm- blanks are not binding, bat plant, Early said lie was torrt nuthortied to obtain Im h ami i rtimin t frnm 11* r14n, Gh*1
'oye<j shall be enUtlsd to pay- merely Indicate that the signer to explode newspaper dlsnatche, Riihinit them at the next n •ulnr nil ntrpl iifir lali i, I'Ntcrdni
cute of from |S to 111 per Is Intsrested In joining the D e which had speculated en the im meeting.
Ankura, th#* rapitiil
.ff»
•k for a period of from ala fense Force.- Those who attend portance of the Wednesday nigh*
T l i r r r Ch t i w w ronmilnr
Purehaae
of
a
f'aar
four
di*t
nir- i
IS week*, aieept during th* the meeting next Monday, who speech.
t1in Id me? von i*n|i«'ti nt (h
plow
for
the
airport
proje-ei
ni
n
“ Despite report* from abroad
onlhs of July, August and ware not present last night, will
tMirl hrr* tluring
rout
nf
$2ir»
w
m
approved
hv
the
O th er Cliim jrcs
N’o lc d W li' lc
Al an,
N ft'.rc
ptember whan citrus normal- be given full Information con thsre will be no world-shaking nnmmiaainn Thr plow will i*e ... hi* flight from iterlin
.
cerning th* Defense Work.
Denouncement from the Pre-I
I* aat of season.
Ih*
Turkish
prrss
mrsiiwhil.
M
j
’
(
t
im
m
iS
S
It
M
l
A
I
Kr cci vc
I ’r.ti l iirt-ti
dent on Wednesday nlghl." ni hr tight from thr Mrdloek Tfac Inrsrest rb'ser rrlalion* b ris.n i
It levies p payroll taa of S.7
D
. . .. I
xi
jtor rnmpHnv nf Orlando. An of
said.
S
k
u
l
l
.
In
\t i nlcnl
lt.isst* nml Germany, with -harp j
t L> II I II f
i r l d ‘ 1III j '
Sent Senator Rose of OrionEarly would not sav whethn fer of >400 for block 27 >" M|>erxus.iona in thr hat Fast
■aid thh would amount to In crea se O f 270.000
flohrrtmn'H Purvey was turned
an
Important
declaration
would
lUt Owe-tenth of one cent on
■IJ.
O k eyed be mede In th* flresldr flint down, The offor. madr by rhsr
•*|Ht Idl i -I
i hot Of citrus.
Ini.
refuted
U>
tuornUle
on
thr
j
Ur
Kenner.
f<-H
.bort
"t
<br
N e g r o C h a rg e d Wi t h *•■ 11 n.i
Houaholder . of Ban-1
likely burden of thr aditrc- | 1750 nricr act by thr. Comm
I s Mt *■
A s h u u I I I n Lyn ch ed rii.ii Mi
He aaid th* President was "feel «in» Mr. Reycr said. *
ere excluded. Houeing perfectly tine" *nd ■P*",1
. 1 Tlllry--lx nrerocs signed n pr
•nt »I*Ija14•11
the Serial* should
the day “ working right along. • tition naklne the Tlty tn inslall
ulIIN t Y. May 13.-I/IT— A. <
fin
•W dAl* (hla add II Iona I t u
in alrrst light at Twelfth Ktrsrl William*.
K-ycar-old
imj:t-i ( id r..i
AM Industry that already la
nnd o ilrr Avenue. This was filr I . hargrd
wiUi
ussaultiny u i J •adirnliti
fating. Jn Ih* rad.” Taylor
for consideration when the bud j.ar-old white girl, h i , found Hull
II
gel for next year le drawn, nt -hot tu di-alh today, several hour* 1CBll PI t
which
lime
requests
for
new
after a . and ol mrii sriinl him
rt m mu matten
Of her
llehte will be dlsrussed. An si- tbe srcuud time after a first tn n IInn
analey %Jng * f WlnUr Honllcsllon for a beer llcrnse for Duelling attempt hail failed
and i
nl
^
No arrests
litre
leen load, K ' ’ f f r . . . ( • h .T ^ s
I,lt*l" " ’right. 1114 West T h lr
1 n
liu flih t l
■d
1h i’
S H Il'.iM l r . ,
.-herlff
M.
I",
l.uten
said, "w«teenth
Rtrcet.
ws*
amircvrd
sub
—•
S r m in n lt *• ,*
•
M
'd
.l
I
m
i
ll
'
h
u
ll*
prets and officiate of the OfJect to the Investigation anil ftp- have virtilally no clues to work
Final preparation* for th* N Y A
r a in
it
on.
flrt of Product'?" Management.
Arts and Craft* class** are be- m-nval of Chief of Police Roy
7 h r MilBtkMle't r i t ' » * u i l l (■*» in to
The fit at lynching attempt rauir
Williams.
by Mr*. Meymc Hedg,h
1it
Mn% t r* •fn i re lit in
Monday night when four white
a t r u r e s w 5® a mad*
rerenOy appointed supereli
Ml
Nm s4 4 !
• f the ntoda of th* dafmaa promrn armed with pistols took Wil. < im ' i n i i t 1 r-. [ •
'
araia and Itappad Mp lallroad tor of th* project, and Mrs. Alice S u p rem e C ou rt T o
Imtrs fr. m ■ cell at the Gmlsden ■aid
Lewi*. * U f* advisor from JackA in ilh ii
i i I f I n i t ItM>i|r« . In
jail.
A d jo u r n On June 2 < ountv
sonrifl*. Both officials went to
a
William* waa found shortly sft. fm »lr
Orlando lbl» morning to make
ri midnight at. a nsgrn rrildenee nicmlre r' hq
arrangements for obtaining ma
W ASH IN G TO N . May 13 — 1*1 near here. Luttn said, with "eight fn till It if'il
— Tke
Supreme
Court an
terial* for Ik* class**.
fknt* nf Fh 1 il
ten hullet wound* In his body,
11hr! lit
I'll
to .l b. 1-■
Flret project for th« students tiounced yesterday that on Juno or
and atlacktrs hod left him for whir uf Sr mi m
i4
1t - Il II
' h« H '
will )ms tbo upholstering of furni B it would adjourn until the dr
vntrd
ilnwii
It
v
id. He w ai seised the second
,1 Il......... .
.if 1,
H .t l
ture, Woo lewis Mid yesterday. Fall term begins In October.
Th«’
1*111
I
HIM'
fi
f
lime from an ambulance carrying
T
. : *a 'A *
,St H i
in im tflMF -till III
T>># finished products are to te
Tha justice* recesied yester Mm la T*m b»i(tr.
irirfnLrrwhqir
n
man. explained in m o m U a i iKa Med' W the living quarter* ol day for two works after a brief
NT
i l • 1 tM, In
If»*r«. from i »
program that (ha Sanford Jay* tbs Orlando army air base.
, ..nt
"t*-. Ih my I t. t
Itfh.tl
t*asioii devoid of major actions.
iir fir by i'll 11
Ii, 1•jlj 1
Tii,
|H, if hi t
From •> to-RB puptli are reedy The court refused to review th*
|pin liir'(I,
t • *1 It ith«‘l. n .
IfMt.itf*.
to start on th* work a* soon a* oonvlctlon of Abraham L. ShuThr t "iimniMnMm th
1
all am ngoM oat* are pied* and
oeo-tlm* lUuUwant of llu
why mit'of-lovMi (fflfs’iw wlinuhl Irefl IN d t t u ■itlutin' 111 1*'
'Ii \V illmiit'* Riiid
about do are m ooted from lb* e r P. Lang In Louisiana, and
ft bin."
hr civtn itri'ftTrrirr nv rr Sun
Chltdrep'a Urns* In Enterprise,'
forti pLayrrw, N( i
yer maiil
four othree ew a charge ef us
Need fo r tbe ftnlshed products
J L Ihtflny. fhftlrmnn *.f lluing the mall* In a scheme to de
at tbo air leu * at Orlando will fraud.
golf CtiH
T19III 11[ r I nml Alllitl Sir
i
inu-f it ivi’ii i b* il
ereattr aeeolerai* the work bare,
wxrt, rlu h
miuipiiri r,
|trf*pf»pi*il
Ml*. I/wrt* m U. Materials for
hi In aA itnihiihin* • i
thr rerommen.latlons in « com
a’ i0|iprt
•"till
tbo weak ore to bo furnished by
Be*- Harold Barnes su- munication I., the Commisalon
t O.iaral **n ran* Ihrail
It
*
■
•
ilrrniol
t•»
j;!vr
tin*
baM1
*
^
o f **• Methodist
Children"* Homo at Enterprise, bull player* «|»iruil miL'H h«iti*t*
from Oriando this altarof
will opra) at Iha Klw.nl. lunch! “ It i* tn in»|wit»nt paH
eon tomorrow at 11:15 o'clock training. ** Th#y wil) tint br nl
at tha Valdes JfoUl. Ilia aub- lowed lo plav nif rv than ninr
Jaet will he “Redeeming Tomor bole* lit one tirnr.
Mr. Hlrtenrf will Irivr Fanrow's ArnsrUi."
lord Mav If. fair Prtotikcy. Mb*h
Three building permit, were where hr will be golf pro for
laaoed at the City Hal] vester. th#* lontmir monthx. During hi* ( 4
. LONDON, May
day U the following: A. D. tilo. ahareire. Raymond Lundqulst
, governor’s Talk
SlatedTomorrow
la T h e O nly C en tra!
A [(nrtlinjj Itnll. H ig h w a y
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S
Lo U iS iA
i
ISanfordTSces
- Daytona Tonight
D a u g h e r t y Limits
i Ocala To Six Hits
In Eight I n n i n g s
Mutt William*, ihort atop, col.
ftfeetad a Single, a triple and a
turner, batting In two run*, to
'y. hcln Win the ball game against
Ocala last night and Al Kettle*
! aame In during the last Inning to
Itf i v * tbe game whan Bill Daughor.
s ' had pitched eight Inning* aL
Mrlng only four fill* but flipped
m in the ninth to let In two
fena and fill lb* base*.
. Tonight thy Seminole* will face
ht Dayton* Islander* before a
■M ill audience, -constating of InM* given fra* adtnlaalon aa "lallaa* night” and children given
dmlttance at no charge to themblvea tbnugh the gone roalty yd
fjf P i Herndon, who la ta: nay
It P B l I l i
t' r nl r
O r In nit ij 3(
I in y l it itm
H uir.-rd 4 . f in* In I
Mi
AiJgii*iinr
llf»t«jiiitf
(1,
I,
|Nt-*n<1 #1 Orlsnil
l,#e«hurt A| Or-aln,
Oalnmvllle *1 HI A
Daytona Denrli nt
accounted for 1.1 pulouta during
(he game, catching every ball lhat
came hla way.
Williama made
• It assists in the field and .Skip,
per Whitlock accounted for four.
Hanford
ah h o a
IjiVullcy II,
41
|,-] p
Juallre 21,
1 I
3 3
B00II1 rf ,
.1 0 0 0
Will Inn a a*.
1 1 I A
Whitlock ,1h
10
0 4
I’fell cf. . . .
. 4 0 1 0
Mcllaney If.
4 1 1 0
Glrk c. .
,1 0 U 0
Daugherty p. . ...
,1 0 0 I
Koltlea- p, . .
0 0 0 0
BALTIMORE. May 9 — Mb—
Even though hr’a looking for
a tougher horar race In the
Preskneta than hla stretch- filer
had In the Kentucky Derby, train
er Ben Jnnea already haa hla eye
on the coveted "triple crown"
for Wlilrlavrny.
He figured yesterday that If
Warren Wright's Kentucky can
nonball add* Plmllrn’a three-year.
S
.
TOTAI..M
. 33 fl 37 II
a - hit for (Judo ill ninth
,*'.v — 1 can fur Midilry In ninth.
Sanford
300 1 0 0 001— 4
Ocala
000 000 003—2
Huns, LaValley,
Juallce, Wil.
Items 2, Leoiiha'dt, Colow.
Er.
rura, Caravrllo, Ijiughlry, Justice.
Kuna hnltnl In, Williams 2. MeItniuiy. Krdinan, Wilkes. Two hasp
bits, Williams, l.eonhanll. Home
nm, iWUliunta. Doable plays, WUllrtinw, Juallce and Lnycllr. lA-fl
oil bears, Sanford 3, Ocala 7.
Base on halls, off Daugherty I.
Struck out by Daugherty 7, KeU
lira 2 , Kikcntnth 6 .
lilts, off
Daugherty In I 1.3 Inning* 0 nnd
!f runa.
Hit by pltrnrr, by
Daugherty (Erdmann). Winning
pitcher, Daugherty.
Italian Envoyn Said
Taken Over By Nazis
M th e
NEW YORK, May 9 — (Al—
Th* Nrw York Post said In a
copyright story yesterday that
the Italian diplomatic service In
this country has ceased to func
tion a* an independent body anil
that all of Ita mall, diplomatic
and olher, all of Ua personnel
and funds have been taken over
by German representatives.
,'
While the Italians still ocrupy
their rffleea and have the *largrst consular staff of any foreign
country eacept Mexico, tha atory
toys, they can taka no action
*rm*n approval.
without
new lu a i models In
C-O-R-O-N-A
' P o rta b le
T y p e w rite r*
* s s r wew feelarsat Ksrstlvsl
ss4 sa ll sa gifts. 1 s t r n n l w l
IEBALL 8:15 P. M. TONIGHT
&
Daytona Beach
C||
— VfV—
JOE WHITLOCK’S
JR
■a/C »
oT r ft
NAM E.
I
SANFORD SEMINOLES
MUNICIPAL BALL PAHK
Fine X-Cel Baby Chicks For Salel
Poultry Men—Us# our
X X al Fegds and w*
wilt buy your egg*
Ih* year round.
B U IV f*
- . 'A " "
LooKoi/1
ffk fiO H
A t '- d lE
HlMAlAyAH
• io P .o T
JEAfL
WEAR* A
DlfirttHCf
r
MclNTOSII, May B— (Sapeelal)
The annual Lotus Blot Kim feat.
I**l wl|l bo staged her* June" 28,
A feature * f tbe event will bo an
elaborate historical pageant car.
ering a period from prior to th*
arrival of the whlla man on down
to the precent day. The pageant
le under the direction o f Mr*. M.
M. G lit
A con teat will be held to select
the 1B4I Lotus Blossom Quern.
Th* coronation will follow and Ih*
new queen and her maids will be
rurate of th* management of Bird
Island cruise.
W.
CENTRAL
J *.
Pen ders S tr a lg h le n e d /
■ 1UK.UW repaired la look 111
new. any hln.1 „r body war!
Utilrkly, Mjirrtty anil (d tll'k l
»y 4nni, by T. I. llsrley.
D ynam ic W h e e l Halanclni
MaWi* driving Mfrr
an<
enaivr, reduce* iTrv » > u ay ti
*•>. l n « * In now.
RATLIFF & SON
ovtawd. Hilkwnr—r a * — ** t-J
WINES - GINS - LIQUORS
A k o h g Yk e
Y u s s i “T r i b e o f
C E N T R A L A F R I C A . IS
TWfc D IS T IN G U IS H IN G
w a
oh Hit
M A R K OF A
m u
d b i .i v e r y
IB» W , FIRST BTSEIfT
M A R R IE D
W OM AN
» -a it
Iw kiwa »ikfcai. Du. Wail igja u y ii
47 Cases Listed
Upon Docket At
Municipal Court
lil« right-length derby triumph
around Churchill Down*.
"Then, loo,"
Urn cvplaincd
"Our Boot* I* going to be a lot
tougher this lime. Wc all know
he didn’t run hU real race In the
derby and y °u can loti lhat one
out. lie worked a mil* In 1.39
here Wednesday and It look* like
he’* aharp and f i t "
The colt waa shipped up frutn
Lou lav ill a In A -l condition.
Wednesday night's heavy downpour left th* racing atrip here
sloppy, and only lucky Charley
Howard's hopeful, 1’orter’a Cap,
among th* Pr**kneaa candidates,
lid nnv real work. Hllenl .Tom
Rmlth blew th* colt aut half a
mile In a snappy 4H 3-6, one Bee.
anil off the track leenrd.
Few had rapeeteil
Kansas,
t-oaa I ha Mjlladale stable ownrd
David (Jrcen, charged with loiter
ing und Bleeping Ip. an automobile, nran convicted and lined * 10
nr SO day*. Hllemon I ’ompuy,
charged with reckless driving, hod
lua ram
continued.
blierman
Wynn charged - with running u
t.l«p xigu. waa Judged guilty nnd
fiord Sli or 10 daya. W jin waa
1,Ian charged with rrcklr-M driv
ing. found guilty, nnd fined Sf>
er Ifi day*.
(irorge
Weaver,
charged with speeding, entreated
a Imnd of tfi. Jnme-i Andrews,
charged with drunkenness, waa
found guilty and fined *1 or I I
d»yv Frank Morris, Jr., accused
of njierdlng e,treated n bond of
IS. Jake Johnson, charged with
liquor, waa found. ..guilty tod
fined I1 M l d » , i l * . / U ^ tg r fll*
Bailey, charged* # )tb ' ielUrmTW
qaor, Waa ctfuvtfcd, aBd^Qnel)
fr>() or nil day*. Jraaln Mae Martin, rbarged with aelllng liquor,
wile convicted and 'fined 1160 or
lilt daya. Case* reopened Included
Freddie Matthew Icw U , who had
uf no day*, and another changed
to tin Irtstead of 00 day*,
a fined changed to glO^ Instead
Among claaaea offered by the
New York Aaaoclatlon for the
Wind la beauty culture, wherein
II Ini) girl* learn to ehampoo and
arrang* their hair, . manicure
their fingernail*, and apply make■p ih tm fa ip a O M F A l i i Q ^ —
o lh e r equipm ent.
,
#
■
wTTl&m
VsT
M ill and P a rk
in g Floune
- Expert Welding ‘
Hupplicn and K a p a lr S crrlc*
»* A U L j . S T I N E and G E O R G E S T IN E , O w ners
.nu .u u in’. i a ’ d r ^ U l’ itnttliBittuosnwutt’
with Whirlaway, Kansas, Ocean
II] d,. nnd Hoy Martin's Our Bool",
the ivakneaa field also will inelude Robert Kleberg1* Dlspoae,
E l). Shaffer’* Curloua Coin and
Mrs K. C. Phlpp'a King Cole.
N. E. A. Head Praisen
rdate H ighway Patrol
house, estreated a bond o f IB, as
,
.
.
,|K
did Jason Wynn, also docketed
Oei* I^e* Wad*, charged w h
on the same charge. Elijah Da- aelllng liquor, waa found gull y
via, charged with assault,
was *nd filled »7B or BO day*. WilJACKSONVIU-E, May B —1 found guilty and fined |25 or ',6 H*Jawe*, charged with aelllng
(flpeclalt—Kay B. Howard, prvaJ. W. Edwards, charged with
.....
Ident of th* National Editorial
-1;' 1 iv"'3 f s )' 1 ;. '1 r“’‘; >
Aasoclallon, commenting an the dlrnrderlv conduct, was dismissed. | ■[
Lawson, charged
■
ft| I I I 11 ■
L
posl-convrnllon tour of Florida, Janie Svkes'
■
:
paid glowing tribute
ll
the with selling flouor. had hrr c*«e
I
M U
Florid* Highway Patrol for the continued. D. J. Duirhra, charged
■
■ ? ; ft ;i !■ };!;
manrer In which that crganlta- with speeding, had hU.cas* con-.
'Ion hanrllod the tm ffle problem tinned. Johnnie Mlckens. ehnrged
■
. 7 ^...
and provided eaoort acrvlee Ihal wlh being drunk and disorderly.
>■■ - ■ ? . ' , / ' ? rf? s U r y;j?
Permitted th* tl-hua motorcade wan found guilty and fined 1 1 0
to Journey ever 1,100 mile* with- or 30 day*. Johnnie Mlrkriti.
so charged with damaging urlvate
I
nut delay or mlthap.
•’Florida ha* reaana tr»
be nreperty, was dlamlasssl. Eugene ' ■
Foulls, rherged with being an In■
nrnud of her aplendld highway mate nf a disorderly house, e«.
f ■
I' ,
natrol," he said. " I era* deeply treated a bond of »9. George Alimpressed with th* efftriewcy awo ten. charged with th* same of- ' / ■ 1 |
eeurtesy of every member whom fense 1 1 1 *" e.ti-esed a IB bond.
■
I contacted and marveled at the Oi.rlie Blackmon, * 1 «
ehargeA
manner In which teacy cleared with being an tnmats of * dU.
^ ’!■
traffic and co-operal-d In count- orderly house, estreated a bond -r... ;
Va* wav* to make ih# lour a
of IB.
... V, U |
surceis."
•
Nun iienders-n, charred with .
i
;
Many other member* of |b* being nn Inmate of a disorderly.
■
editorial party were o q t'l'F l " 1
hi * hi«
1
t f;
i ’r:T, ir;>v.
pressed and many c l them re William Thomas Edwards, seal
quested In I r ratal Ion *k to how eused of being nn inmate of a j ' H
I
;t,;
the denariment waa tralnad and dlaryderlv house.
eonvteted 1 1 "to
v
maintained, atalleg that t W and fined IB or 18 day*. Th«H-k m
,
would Ilk* lo *** *a*h an organ* was suspended. Jsmri Carter,I
■
list Ion In their own atete P*1’ rharred with keeping a dlaorderej-., ■
h,
tamed after Florid*’*. Tha Pf- Iv I'iar*. was found gutltv a n d , ! - - . . *
troimen were called hpon to poa* ii.. . i <ttn
,Uv« A n o t n f P iV 'fH
r •
IT PAYS TO
i i l l System Plans
Building Program
eowduct, waa t o
Chatman, ebarged
conduct *ad with
JoispSeT?
>
234
C O IF F U R E
aHighway
! r t r lPatrol
f c «InaperatIon.
r * 'W S
_
D. Varner, Orlando
Lotus Blossom Fete
Slated At McIntosh
CHESfYAAS/jy
Kirkland ■a.
Eiilmmin |[.
Wilke. Ill
|->hlrt1 c.
Smith if.
Kckcnmth p
Mutilcy a
r.v
w
M lP D l*
Trainer Figures Our
Boot For B e t t e r
Race Is Preakness
(’ninvrllu I’ll,
fn law
\
J
iIn h i m v II
Ijunlinnli Hi
Sanford atqrted faat In thr
tenlng Inning when LaValley hii
afngka aa first man up In Iwt.
M Juallce clouted a alnglc to
r LaValley and made the
, plat* hlmaalf on a hit by
lama.
On* run * « m > .la the fourth*
m b * and iho homer try William*
I th* ninth rare lb* Banfonl
a n thalr 'total talllc. m the
■me. Th* YVarllng* made iheln
Ba of, the game In thr
EktlHian Daughariy, who
hid ** four.hU ball gartto
the fTrat eight frames,
-and allowed * scattering
ilta count for two' runs,
ley, small tut mighty.
U .S .A .
Jones Looks For
Triple Crown Win
ByHis Whirlaway
flotlo cf.
With Uie haaea loaded and no
Bit out Kellie* aent the first
n> men bark to Ih* bench via
la etrikeout route and had two
rikaa on the third taller he
IMd'Wbm th* man hit a ground
ill to Ermle LaValley for *n
M ARINELAND,
May B —
<Special)!—N m n i l cameramen
representing
Paramount,
Foe,
Meant and Path* n *«a Invaded
Marine Studio* lait week to film
underwater feature* which will
t*
ihown In picture hottaea
throughtout the nation
A bevy of beautiful bathlea
girl* i * i m about the but* tank*
playIny U r with the porpofeae,
while other* Joined Uw colorful
eceae to poee under water feeding
lb* flah.
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Kettles F a n s Two , I rM ISIIIA STATU
lirlAbd
Auntistln**
Sft Forces Last Man To HI,
OrtmiHo
Hayfona
^ ‘Ground Out With L« rnhuru Ilrurh
Ofnln
All Bases Loaded i Galii#-*
villi'
$ 4 »u . o M t y .
* f A < E W H ii
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earlings 4 T o 2 A s
Williams Hits Hom er
Newsreels Are Made
' At Marfaie Studios MR. J, A. MARTIN
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1 VccvUMm Thu
Sanford I* The Only O n lr n l
Florida C ity A rfordinj; Kail. HiKtnvay
Ami W ater Trnnxporltilitin
A n a la Florida
AN INDEPENDENT NEWSI'APhU
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Established In 1008
SANFORD.
ctives A re
British
[an Who Predicted
German Attack Oh
Greece}, Yugoslavia
0 Foresees Movement
Fuehrer Will Try To
Knock Out Britain
€ Within__ 6^ Months
LONDON May 14— <A.t\)
n «
Brlllali Admiralty an.
S tonight Uut not a
■Ufta British ship »a a damMtad to repealed alUcka
m w m
A * k fleet M
tka Madltrrranaan
Tha Italian.* claim**! tomb
ar tarpada Kite N ala war.
• " '* • * * * m many airrthtnl.
55?, ]■ ■••ark* m ■ strong
« Brltiak convey.
I f J 1" l|,r
to high
pfudi attained the previous
nl*rl>t, avs in last niirht nent
fmwerful
format iona over
Nazi objectivea In overnijrht
raids from invanion porta on
tho French coast to the
heart of Rcrlin.
• The chief
target
was
Mannheim, a great
rivrr-rall
transportation center and man
ufacturing elty In southwestern
Genoa*/. “ A successful attack’'
home, the Briltah
British .gnd (Iceman airmen
bntiled fiercely In dogfigM*
high Iwr Dover* white cliff*
assM t f l a .w s j ’L:'-
•uto*.
v
Datch airmen flyla* AmrrU
1
m
l«» St Natl airport* there.
the Admiralty
Tald Britain, her Altlaa and nan.
trsla hail lout J.00B ship* ag
yrryatiny 4.734.407 in the year
m At ’ I/onden,
• Inca the Nan invasion of the
I.aw Countrie*— of which 48B.I24
Cast Rites Held For
Mfs. J. H. McCaBlin
Funeral ecnrlcr* for Mr*. J
H. NcCaalln. 82, who died ThuraStar night at the home or her
aon. Dr. II. It. MeCaatln. ttl Mag
nolia Avenue, were held thla aft
ernoon at 4:30 o'elock at the
First Preetytrrlan Churrh. Dr. E.
D. Brownlee anrl Dr. Llndaoy E.
AIcNalr of Orlando officiated,
uurlal wae In Evtrgracn Ceme.
tanr.
Active pallbearer* were 8. K
Andrew*, J. A. BlitHna, A. Kent
BoeaaUer, H. C. DuBoaa. P. B.
Smith and Dr. Edward H. Clarkflkon of Jackson* ilia
Honorary
natlbesniTS were Henna. Met aulln,
n. U Thrasher, FreF Williams.
G. II. Btaart, JL H. Malrheed. H.
M. Goodwin and W. L HeaUy
HcndrickH Poultry Ranch A1 Lake Mary
Senate Group
Requests Data
About Strikes
G i b r a l t a r Is
Seen As Next
Nazi Objective
Committee Chairman
Snys That Public
Has R ight T o Ask
Q u i c k Settlement
Airmen Singe Fierce
Dog Fights Above
L u g I is It Channel;
Norway Is Raided
Harper Selected Asi Decision O f Aluhanta half n million t i tinp' in tin M««l j
dh' Kust giiurdi riir the Sm / f a nut I
Head O f Unit Re- Itetddent Depends aruinat rapture by A hi** him
ujiori
it fiom
to
p l a c i n g Guards
On D raft Situation envergitiif
directions -the
Balkans
ani
Northern
Seminole
County n
Defeii-**
Kotce. which will lake Ihc place
of the National Guard while that
unit in In active vorvlec, will te*
orhiinircd Monday night nt H OH
n'cliKk at the Armory, h <* I b i .
per, who has hern numeil captam
announced today.
Mr
Harper wa« arlcctrd to
heml of the Dcfcnar Forrc by the
Seminole County Defense Council,
which held Its first meeting thi*
naming. J. I.. Inglry I* chanman of Ihc Drfrnac Council. \\
D llofn-ann I* vie* chairman, an.l
J G Sharon. Jr., la accrclary
Mm from the age* of IH In f>.‘.
* III Ih- rnllatrtl 111 the new force.
>lr. Harper aald. Officer* »rn chnaen from among men 21 In let
vrara Incfualve.
in aildlliun to
Mr. Harper they are W. IT Hof
mann. firal lietilenanl, anil John
l. Galloway, aeronil lloutcnanl
Adjutant General Vivian Cul
I I m i I ih * , 0 * - f * a , Tkr*ci
Africa
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Pos.itillty
that
Sanford a
dwindling nunilwr of medical doc
tors may be Inciraard by one was
seen today by a physician who r«
reived a letter from a friend rn
Alabama stating he In conslderitig
i nming to this city provided tin
dlafl age is nut widened
The American Legion Auslliury
asked in an open totter to Tin*
1 1 1c11 1 1 c uf all hiibiec Imuii
Sanford llorald Tuesday what was the r emaM-l-aughton Menmrnil
U ing done to trlng In more iIch- lloapilal during the pant yeai imt> to Sanford, alnci- Ihc Army to te taken Monday afteinoon l«
un,| ,|t.*lh have rcdurc.l Ihc rank> tween 3:30 and I 00 orloek »•
,>( |<hyalciani by al Iraal five ii, part of the llo*pilal Day progiam,
two years.
Mia* l.ucllle I’egram, auprrinlcfi
| Yealrrday The Hdib UI « n in- dent laid yeaterday
((•■ilaar* aa r*a - ra re->
Featuring a bablea' day IIn
“
lioapital will give Urth errlili
cate* to all children who Iimx,
been born there during the yem
In addition the entire plan! will
lie thrown open to the public amt
all of rthe
facilitiet
raliiblte-l,
Mlaa Prgram explained.
The Hoipltal Day la an annual
event held In celebration of the
About 40 boys and girl* from tirthday of Florence Nightingale,
the children'* home at Entrrpriac organlxer of the flr*t women'*
■ re expected to register fur the nursing »l*ff, during the Crimcein
NY A Arts and Craft*
Cl ■ins, |War In 1HB4.
Th* congregation of liable* ai
rriidulrd to start Monday- and
Hr application* from buy* and the hoipltal will probably l>* the
Urgent
ever atarmldcd in Semi
girl* of Iho county may be rrnol* County at there were mnn■l ived by the time of the
liable* to m In the hospital thi*
Inc, R. A. Good.'peed. |,a-„| NYA year than ever before. Mia* Peg.
director, aald this morning
ram etatrd, a total of 110
Mis. Moyine Hodgkin, ImtrucU
Open hnuee I* to be held al tin
or is expected to grrlvc in San hospital from Z.-00 to 4:80 o'clock
ford from Tallahassee Sunday, In th* afternoon and 7:00 to 0 : 0 0
Mr. Goodapecd explained. She hx» o'clock In the evening. Refre.h
Picture Of Babies
Born In Hospitai
Are To Be Made
NYA Art Classes
To Register 40
From Enterprise
Indian lliver Canal, which ha* not
yet been given the approval ol
the toard of engineer*. Mr. Hig
gin* aald,
In addition to lbs navigation
Improvement project* which wi<
approved by the llouae cunimlllee, a tentative draft of Ih* an
nual river and harbor Improve
ment* bill would author lie Army
engineer* to make preliminary been work In* a l iho legislature
* aamIn* Ilona and aunray* of the for Hep. E. E. Brady.
Mr*. AIK# lewis, from the
need for Improvement* of 183 riv.
era and harbor* throughout the state headquarters af Ihc NYA.
has Indicated her Intention* of
country*
.Other Florida llama Included In coming to Hanford to *tarl th*
clarge* and gat thani running
the program a n :
Introeoastml
waterway
from smoothly, Mr. Goodspead stated.
Jacksonville, to Miami, with * Material* and equipment for th*
view to providing auxiliary aid* eraft* art expected to arrive to.
gkaniial from Inlracoaatal water, day and Monday.
way ntor T HoardI* through and
About SO student* can be ac
easterly of Merritt lelgjvd rig Ba commodated la thi Recreation
nana Creak and river to. or near, Hall at 'ana time, Mr. Good,peed
Eau Calll*. alia or Spur channel* aald, but no limit M placed on
from htlracaaaUl waterway with Iba number who can register In
taming baaing or harbor* al com- Iht classes os th* work ported
mutiHle* M or near banka of
waterway; particularly Titusville. la TO hours a month and the
Flagler Bench. New Smyrna, and Uaa* o l Urn student* gan ha stag,
to lightheaM aervlae depat at raced. The rata e l pay U 114-04
far the monthly work period.
Q H >H i n
limited in bow
and ftrie between Ike age. o f T ?
and t t and are expected to be
further limited te tliaee whe
menta pill be ••rved jo th* vl*.
iton and evsryone I* uterd to at
tend. _______________
The capital of Weal Virginia
wa* located at Wheeling from
1808 to 1070 and from 1875
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jiiiril Mill iirinii a |»M«lit oC
a yi-m . 1hr v *im • x
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flock lit fl.tMtU till lie Mini
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■"* Mm1 A
PROCLAMATION
WHEREAS. Cltte* throughout th* United Slate, will
obaorvt Monday, May IS, a* National Hospital Day, and
WHEREAB, A apodal program will bo hold at the FrrnaId-Lough ton Mono rial Hospital on May 12 at which visi
tor* ora welcomed to th* institution, and
WHEREAS, Th* rum*rou> worthy service* performed
throughout th* year by our hospitals are too llttl* realised by
the average cltlsan.
THEREFORE, I. W C Hill. Mayer of th* City of Han
ford, do hereby proclaim National Hospital Day In this city
May i t , god Invite oil resident* to vlah the hospital in or
der that they may -Inspect It* fsdJBtes and note iu accom-
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tin. . I I ss 11,1 ii ‘ «b.4f 1 1 1III I'l
f . « chtfkriiH tin In fcil
Mint barnyard
Dm with a
day* until Huy ~
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I*i|r fl»ck. food must !»r bouirtit of Hu hatching J* ,l" 1" f,OM
and the lintininff |ini.di*m must (,,*! of F« biuary • • Hu m'ddl
■»l '» be considered.” Mr
Hen of May
it1 1 etrr nays.
Mr Hindi Ilka. v»ti-i irr» W « »'
Ihit if you have a littii* catnt«i rus* in L«4t« i »*ui»|y **« i,jr*
biiii klnir you; ami the foresight to Ing in Simin<iU , *a>
a ihlcken much an n profitable pi of it Io la i Xpi i Ini (
bunintsji. Mr
Hendrick*
my* m ranch i* II- 4Imiib'l
tlu re's |denlv of mom for v«u will vary
Liitil he ....*1*• 1
Larger profits roim
inly with |*ake Maiy five year* ug*.. he h«'
I lie bimprr f Jocks uf 1,000 nnd a anmll rblckvii farm ul Uviid*
over, though, he. point* on1
for two year*
hum buildinj: u|
Seminole County, ami in gener his ranch, tic l as stiippod |miilll *
al much of Florida, la admirably products til |H»mU a*' far a* Mb «
roiled to raising poultry, anil on Trias. Ohio and (ii“Mbri». ami itthe whole the costa uf operating far smith in Florida m * Miau-i
Next In tin Hrudfit’k** nm> l<
-i ranch arc rbaaper burr than
up Nr fill Feed la lea* m pensive the largest in the county if Ih*
I'mil try
ltam-1
in ih* Northern state*, but in Flower*
Florida housing ia conaideiably Hatchery, located "O <’-■!- r> ' G ' 1nut and o|irtalnl by l iiil Flow
fe*s eoatly.
Flowi-r- I* u fornu-"In the North, houaiui cust* er*. Mr
an average of |1.60 or V2.00 per filling station uwnt-r who loiu#l
bird," Mr. Hendrick* rxplatntd. to raising rhickt-n* sod now bat
between 6,000 anil r.otai binis on
his ranch
Every week, be ships tetwi-rn
MO and 1.000 pound* to Gamp
Bland inv foi the officers mess
HU ranch differs from thul of
Mr. llrndrick* in lhat It is prin
cipally a hatching and breeding
form, and doe* nol deal In egg>
Mr. Flowers averag* flock i*
about 6,000 birds, but te the win
tar season lie ha* as high as 16,.
000 at one tima.
Bscently b* installed a hum
machine which is proving a rral
labor saver—a feather nicking de
vice. It consist* of * 'drum with
rubber teeth, operated by ma
chinery.
A workman hold* a
ehkkJEVwhich hoc been scalded
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<nnunission Is Approved By House
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-ell ii-fo 14-1f •Ml" |I|1IJ4|U «4|.»ctl 1*'
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vi m , «ti inireiisf m tin- Srniito
la tol.il
Tin N>o.ll. *« |•|•f itv e,l I ill, ullo I. • mimUrc** bill of II.JMtMlUO
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The fl .ii
adjourned shnitiv ,,ul"*1 * ... .
‘ “ " d l“» l N‘;
al lei it. rirsl Jwlu,. i l, ni1’*'1' ,’1*' S u , r " " ' ' ’"If''' i"’1
on real c*ln! e, which
Mo- M-iialr rt-cesst-d 1' ■1 “
previously produced about 1 2 .yr.ti'lilav I
•hr Hio-keiiil
Finaioiul
h-silei*
ealimaled 1 1 0 0 ,OliO a year
.7 The deficit in general oper
icsli-filay tfint Ibr Florid* Jogllister**■ udl have to raise about ating revenues thul amount* t<>
15,111111.11(111 a year of iu-m- money (760,000
4 The eipected repeal <‘f Ilia
In op n uir the Slate for the nest
la-forr oia.l
day o'Mimi
two >eai*
one-half
percent
gross
receipt*
lntro.lin-i.nn III House and Srn-|las. which ha* produced about
ate of the general appropriations] 12.000,000 a year for achoola.
Against the** loaoes there may
bill, callinir for expenditure of
about 11,400.000 more each year, bv offsets, if the Murphy ocl
up against the dram, and all the accentual ed the financial prob- monpy I* pul in tha general fund
lems Governor Holland la axpect- end if present revenues contin
feather* are good removed.
A « a o f the other largo ranches ed to discuas io a major addrati ue to Increase as leaders expect.
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W. C. HILL, Mayor
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WASHINGTON. Mny lo.-(A.P.)—Chairman Truman (D-Mo.)
announced today that u aporjal
Senate committee Investigating
National di-fcnsr had aaked for ull
information on itrikr* <1,-laying
defense production in Sun Fran,
Losses So Far Dur
darn and Detroit.
ing W ar Revealed
"There j, no time in Ihl*
emergency for employer* and rm.
As (Mion.mm Tons
plow* to engage In interminable,
bickering.' he mill, adding that
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Iht pnblir haa a right "to ra
ped and l-vrii to demand that It*
An iM|,irnianl « tin i urhell “ f I.it Jlrnm Me- 1 .4 4 1-• t
in Mu' * *.4itih N-.n 1t Ml
paramount IntereM will l»c ret'<. 1 K l> -i i-i ,i I t In- N'ii7i itl apectad, and that lalmr di*pn|p*
bill 1 * . 1 • 1 - tin . I - .It. i f. lii
xh^ m-'i d.n in anil
I i.n t ,.m
dfiiks
at
l.ake
Mary,
centci
of
ptiullry
lullwill In- *etiled “ill n minimum of
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- i t •ilit I ml Itulai I hat
ing m a^ennnoje foutily, t »’ "lit Vb|| IllMlV1 *
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tuTill 1 n|
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t(
Mi.uti
itfx i ina tor mnvp
Tlir dirrcl,
or almost iltrrclg.
Almo *s1 p .mm turds are m nt * iTifil nt prr4111* til 11 1 * 1
M s 1 tin II
1 f1 »
Ml.litlt III ag.im 1 ( ii b r u l l a r
itltvcry cif American numillt** to
1*'nt by Mi
llrndnckft on ii-* twmli, which
‘ *I t 1 i -.1
Hrltlrh fnrrfs in Ihc fiiltllc Fitflt
1 inliL ,.l
mfmi strongly iiadirntf-tV yrslrrilny
by n Mnritimr C*»»w»«ia*ion annoiinmncnt IhaI Auirrican *hi |ii
Aould fcmm ho Miilinr into t|ie
Rrd Hon
At Iho Mint’ lime, the comlb
mitsion *nu! that Mtihm.% to
fi would
China woiiltl in* tiuri'iiMil ill t1»0
i
*,
i
man
near futurr. which mump inter*
' In A t
prrtml ns inrnning that Amrririiu
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help In that country it in war
11\
I*c»hi11 4% mixing
with Jitpiiii would M corre*pomIwhtlr Ml IIkih
al e t*.
ngly mtepli-nl tip, IVlitil* of the induct■\ n>i Srmin
only LTII or 2f» i «nI iniliiiRM (mil of the •■nrifiwr* to be though 1 1 1 . I Im l .
lioilMiig inrre t 11 1it in.. I ■
arrled to China. Hint to the Red the 41 ■1 1 1 1 \ lm .
Mo imi t o«x,ed punrs ».
14,4
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Jca, were carefully Kept secret.
Mt
Ifrmliirki
The Red Sea conat itiitea the timet' i jO.miii
Foe* during the 1040 pyealdentlal campaign, New York'*
»Drawled out tlitoiudi
Lj|I Ilit III S it 104*
eastern
approach
to
the
Suer
Mayor Fiorello II. LaGuardl* (left) and Wrnrirll 1,. Willkle, Itc- Canal, it vital point in the Britiah
pi lie % ii ml slump oak
alftlt In i .him F|n| n|
OnI ' i*i ll11 luiFhl, w11,1
publiran leader, arc nhnwn at the New Torh “ Freedom Ilally" system of empire transportation. f»0 pi r** nt , f ; he
f i e big pens nmi i
where they joined force* againat llitlrr. Intri dured by Laliuar- While major fighting continued duct' it n inuiiif x
'n •ding house* d f I in.
die. Willkle urged upoq tiH.OOO persons at Madiaon Square Gul between Itritish amt Italian forccff Thi tlii 4
Ini gi st
(louli i v •o ii k there me rhn k«
in
Kthiopla
am
i
chew
here
In
tmit
ranch- m Itn ti«nnt\ ai
tin••••
den the Immediate neeraalty of giving Britain more and nitre
Africa, the Red Sen was da- of Li i Mr ml m k- at l.ate Mm\, i*g« ' i*n the f;u io .uni
aaip* and war equipment and ronvoylng them uursc-tvu* to insure rrn
fintnl as » “combat acme” i»n«t Wall ir Itl nt In ?*> ut l.ii'k*1 Mon MU’* jiii* kepi wit tii a
delivery.
American veeaele were forbidden roe si I fi'nl t low i*r* ml Scnfoid nil Ihiminto gm> benlet
endowed pens
to enter it.
Tefrihi r„ III! -r
liiree iHiiihe?
Mm < " f t 111* 14411*' li*' '
it. |I I sllA i \ h “ -Un,. . t s I* 1 AS ' , Idt id 1(.All Mild III it 1'll bi'tub
(J
Sevei aI weeks ago , however, hevr mi. i I*.pmi turd'
(igg* ii ml 41ny-ipjtl i i. h i
i L| In h i in '.if.
Praaldrnt Rttosevell removed it
Fi- ili i \ 1‘I t4, j if S' .4 .11 V - 11
W'Mi Ahk Johnson, rotational
IHI4.C ||* dl> uilliln t i -■.(4ii
l Ml
f’ om that clasHificaiioii and raid inalfn Em .«1 Seminole
U ill, iIII ll imi 1....» L P'»*
!• .ids'
Will 1*4411 1 J- ikl 1
High
American vuicU routit go all the Hch^i > reporter fm Ihti *k»n*J
Fggt Mf
Lil|.il 1 l H , Join 1 U
111M-bin hi Ilf I In 1
In find »•(.
Mi-I.
way' Into* the* Sffer Canal Itself
Lunin flnri Uiiii'i n ti *‘* 1 ii. ' -1
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M it 1 . I|(. f.ill 1 « 1.I'.Vl • *41 Ihs-ilii 11 UH(l
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•his work the Jtritrh hud mails
^Deepening Of SL Johns River
Approved By
Washington Group
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Member Assoriiitrtl I'rrxx
County defense N ew 'D octor May
'H old Conte TofSanford,
Initial M eeting Physician Advises!;,
**n* h‘U'
Aon* were loat liat month.
• From the atart of the war to
the end of April the af|rre*atr
Britiah. Allied nnd neutral lo«*
ea were nearly fi.000,000 ton*,
(CnllaM* »■ i*»a« Tar**i
IS Il
Poultry Industry Shows
Gain In Seminole County
" w Aie*p»wied Vpp^
xhe Royal Air Fottit?, Vpp
'SSr'tU1
10.
1.(IDS Shiiis Aro
l,u-( By Allies
Bases Would Aid
# Reich In Atlantic
•
Join Forces Against Hitler
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FLORIDA. SATURDAY. MAY
�*w »f-
“ E S -E S ;
Tte Sanford Herald
sliW art Says
Extensive plans have been dratted by the United
States government for the use of state and local defense
councils as a preliminary step In the construction of air
raid shelters for civilian populations against mass bomb
ing raids. No immediate construction, is contemplated, but
realising that when bomba begin to fall It Is too late then
to begin the building of satisfactory shelters, government
officials want to cover as much initial ground as possible
before the shooting starts.
It goes without saying that the best air raid shelters
are those built previous to th e . rush of an emergency,
when the moat approved tjrpei, best locations, and quality'
r to — <Bpe«i*)>
It will op*n Mgr
Pier at Atlantic
asMMt o u O je
Steel Mar wUl open an May «fc
DELAND,
Florida’* i
hlblU.
§
Artist* at tha dtanmta studio*
at DeLand are roaring Ust minota prepare tient of (be slant
•poctoramaa and diorama* for
shipment north. Electrlclano ore
designing new lighting amtti
menta to provide “ Florida . m
shine*
for the exhibit hall*.
Mechanical engineer* at* drrla.
lug nrw contrivances to a w t t
the public. Modal builder*. color
expert*,
mechanical
en*ineeo.
ornHholoflrU- and *eulptor» - A
putting final te w h o on ' thelt
lure buildings being erected over them, with the shelter
SATURDAY,
MAY
IQ,
IM t serving as a basement. It has been suggested for some
THIS JS HIGHEST WISDOM:
But I say unto you, Loro your
eaomloo, biota them that ru n t
yea, do good to thorn that halt
yo, and pray for thorn which
dsopltofully UK you, and pertu.
eats you-—St, Mttthow 8:44.
BTELLA. IN IIER LAST
IM.NKAH
Today you spent tome hour* at
bay aids
loading ins word* of comfort
. from a book
both beautiful and aadj I f I had
. died
that moment I should not have
fra rod to look
late tho utter ilarkncir that I
. surmli*
awaits ms st my going . , . ah,
my dear,
I that have looked on life through
pour cold eyr*
look now alone on death and frel
no fesr.
I t Is a loumry that wr may not
share.
O pallid venture, ominous at hast
•ml ’^f*t I go with licit I rr
, thought nor i rare
hovBl't heard much oil l
lately about the ” hav# n
- t ^ s.
W1U be showered with flowers,
*’ pot 'ta 'Europe the shower will
Oonalet of bomba.
» report la mads that 10,000
wan* are fighting with tho
ah force*, which Indicate*
country not only ha* Its
dloa for Britain,” but also
Buddie* for Britain.’
lime that all new buildings be ao designed so that they
can serve as shelters, and In this connection the govern
ment has revealed that most modem steel and concrete
buildings ore about as good a buffer against bombs as
nnythlng devised. A little increase In thickness of the re
inforced concrete floors on the upper stories would make
a lot o f our modem skyscrapers safer than most under
ground abettors.
,
Any time and effort spent now In covering the ground
work for air raid protection may in the end be the means
of saving thousands of lives,, nnd this country wants to
profit by the experience of the nations In Europe, which
found the time between the moment a bomb was released
nnd the second It hit the earth, painfully short in which
to build n shelter thst would even keep a mosquito out.
Motors of . U>* sdmto
„|in|uilfnlng
MS-.aglonol’a commission In the
"S lttS R . « »
Books And Authors1
By
MKR
IRVING
PK1N8EHU I
Two hundred book* w*rg 'pres
ented yesterday
to Pre*tdmt
Rooaevelt at tha White House by
(he bookseller* of tho nation, and
sre on addition to tha permanent
White Houee Library, originated
by tho American Bookseller*
Association In 1030.
Tho books presented today wr re
selected from the publishers’ /aitput o f (he past fdur yedra) 'and
were chosen by a committee
neat - everyone egress that
Lindbergh baa a right to
tta views about American
m policy, and conversely
body else hat a right to all
view* about Col, Lindbergh.
meeting-— Ocala Banner,
to a Juke when you've
Legtalatur* to entertain
Poultry Raising
Shows Increase
In This County
•ary for obvious reasons and
ih tlu rt of all type* may bo
built at low coat Poultry suf
fer* no toll of cold waatber and
water la always available at low
coat.
“ Today, la Florida, we here a
im w is tr i r t m n m uuet
poultry Industry that repreoante
squabs In Betaine)* County, baa
an Investment o f approalmataly
chipped hit Wyandotte* oil over *19,000 000.
annual Cotta,
the United States and «o aeveral from tha poultry products at the
foreign countries far exhibition state ta la axease at 99,000000,
purposas.
but wo buy and consume from
Though Atom Johnson estimates outside aoureto around |1D,000,000
that tbs vajue of tho poultry bu
duatry In Rsmlnol* County ho*
Increased about SI percent in the marital at aeofltoUa figure* far
post five yes re, he points out
(hot there ore gtltt opportuni
ties slung this lias. A nation-wide drive tp produce tiona,” j J r T TWk5daonP*^ 5 S u
every possible egg from present net that “ aaeeoaa with poultry ta
laying flocks this Spring and 40 to 60 pereaal brains, 40 par.
sent hard work and lO parent
■cretery of A<
chickens.’’
Ha further expiates
'ickard, Mr. Jc
that 00 percent ’ brains tueona
•The effort Is
MR. J. A. MAR’
S
D; Varner, Orlando
234 W. CENTRAL n» I
(tore and bookaallers, with Fred
eric Q, Melchar, |>resident of tre
R. It. Bowker Go., so chairman,
. The original White House Lib
rary of 80 books earn* Into being
a/tar a
booksellar discovered,
while visiting President Hoover
that the Whit* Houaa contained
no home library. Subsequent gifts
of 200 books each were mails. In
1933 and 1M7. Tile 1941 g ift
brings the-total of 1100 volumes.
Karl Placht, preaidant of the
American Booksellers Association,
who bonded lbs committee which
Vresented tha books to the Pres,
bleat, called attention
to the
points that are born# In mind In
tho selection of lbs titles.” Tho
kooks have to be significant,”
un important source of toluol, baaia of TNT, ia petroleumDoes it make sense for America to go on fueling the
implements of war which already are pointed in her direc
tion T—Christian Science Monitor.
U k requested
nitod fltptre' to "get tough,'
shouldn't bo^. asking to<
for V country which nas *1
prided Itself on lu knurl
l » tha saporuoitUMtiotle pooltion
ho u W
but Ueir Judgment Is
that ho was tntiUad to argue for
U. i They *ay ho undoubtedly la a
viofani iM dintn otf i a lid U lkelit
and an appeaser and that tho presi
dent proparty to described Mm but BAB U N D BBROH PICTURES
thoy don’t fool that F. D. JL * » i
SULPHUR, Ok la., May Kk-ft
Justified la virtually classifying
him a t a traitor. .Thoy quote Vot- The .Sulphur School Hoard direct
ed yeaterday that picture* of
Charles A. Lindbergh be removed
from class rooms and American
flag* substituted. Harvey Dun
can,
board president, said the o n
F w r Taatof’
tton followed complaints from exSir Osrald Campbell, a mllUaUr service men.
attached to Uie British embassy in
Washington, didn’t help matter* by
>«W •i.xAs.' rs.
panning Ltndy (ho didn’t mention
Ida name but It unmistakably waa
Charley to whom ho was referring)
la a opoorh tho other night. The
White House tenant’# right to
Ravish spest IS year* to
She salM sM It n*M ta 0«Crooa hlmaelf (up to a certain
<oef>
,4s sew wtifc
.»11*• i
it) U n i questioned, but critic*,’
udlng aomo very loyal adminIstrmUoniots, remark that it waa
r a v waeO waeO a t S n t mss, 0
exceedingly poor taste for 0 Briton
,
.
... is 1 I
Oil For The Motori* O f Japan
Would you hand a man ammunition for a gun he
was )>ointlng at your head?
Just a few days ago Yosuko Matsuoka, Japanese For
eign Minister, reiterated to an American newspaperman
what has been Implicit in the Japaneso-Axia tripartite
agreement over since last September—namely that if the
United States became involved In hostilities with Ger
many, Japan would feel bound to fight against the United
States.
Yet under these pleasant neighborly circumstances
the export of petroleum products— gasoline, fuel oil, and
lubricating oil— from the United States to Japan increased
from .1,270,000 barrels in February to 1,563,000 laurels In
March. Thoso nro the figures of tho Department of Com
merce.
"
, .
Much of this oil and motor fuel is sure to be used
by the Japanese Navy, Army, and air force in continua
tion of their bombing raids on civilians in China and hi
their penetration of Indo-Chlna,
A t mo same time comes news that British-Amorlcoii
oil companies havo renewed agreements under which lest
November they more than tripled the quota of oil fur
nished to Japan from the Netherlands East indies. Ad
mittedly the oil companies and the foreign offices are in *
delicate business when they attempt to reduce supplies
of .petroleum products to Japan. Tho Japanese military
Government needs these so desperately that If it cannot
buy them it is apt to take them by force.
But If force should come into play — against the
American Navy, outposts, and trade routes in the For l'acific os it is already employed against the hapless Chin
ese— whose force would It be 7 Part of It would be the
propulsive energy of America^ fuel oil and gasdlne turn
ing Japanese engines lubricated by American oil. Presum
ably the Japanese can provide their own explaalvea, though
If the first carload of
tropical plantings Is on its way
to decor*ta the garden* on the
two piers. The garden erew holt
scoured Florida . fo r . trees and
shrubs hard enough to withstand
S*K spray} cold 'ocean wind* and
sand and, have ehoren see grope*,
eoeohpt palms,', Australian pines
and 26 ntrer plantings IndlgonoO
to the Florida coast
These experts say It wUl be
•van more
difficult to
make
three marine garden* flourish
than the exotic gardens at the
Chlea.ro, Cleveland and New Yogi
World’* Fairs st which visitor*
marveled.
"W e Inten*] to present Florida
to attractively thst a good pro
portion of the .12,000,000 people
who circulate annually on A l,
Untie City’* Boardwalk will worn
to come
Booth next
winter,”
said Brown.
Tba book* presented Inc
biographies and !snare, hi
and current affaire, trevgl
adventure , science and aa
philosophy and reMgtau, pc
I; Unotl
J* t t d .t »,«*>!{
IF YOUR TAjSTjt DKMJu * ^ '
THE BEET IN
omitted tho alarmtet speech b a r *
cefttly mode la Detroit. They’ re
afraid It wtg revive talk of tha part
J, p. Morgan A Co. hare ap often
been accused of Maying la getting
Ih# United 8t#U# |aid IK# ly | wsr.
And how’s thU for unity t O. O
P, National Chairman Joseph W.
Martin, though a Republican, has
declared for It emphatically. Dta-
lta ln r la the titla o f tbta pai
ore), noted ertist-aculptreaa,
British ambulance. Rha and
• works to be said at aa aoctl
(acted her talents while a pel
aftsr
la “ Captain Paul” by Commandvr Edward Ellsbeeg a novel aboot
John Foul Jones.’ There hove been
many book# about John Paul
Jons* sad among them some very
good novels but “ Captain Paul
I. tba heat o f thorn aU -tha o*s
that most cloartf - end truly add
adventure story - and «ren more
Awards given by worthwhDe 01 an authentic pic.
Jury nuking tho tutu of a crisis da American his
I of Pearl Buck, tory but it 1* mera than Uaaei per
haps boeoute o f the a a ita r kta
n bleed .Commander Ells berg
i made ft Into a challenge a
rally lag-cry' a pulee-qukhwring
trumpet call, John Peal Jooaa,
real and earthy as ha ia, baospM
for o time more than man: be. U
courage, the courage that goto «
fighting, that tend* oat the ar
rogant defiance known to erecy
C
V L iq u o r s
• SCOTCHES
• WINES
EE 8UEE TO VIBIT
i
» fhr, Is*. ■*» I’W
*•a %
NICK'S
Stbrt
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PAGE THRBS
THE SANFORD HERALD, BANFORD, FLORIDA
Health Is Discussed
At Meeting Of Club
L0 UR1NE BEAL, Society Editor
Dr. Elizabeth Tracy. apraking
Telephone 148 on "Health" al the Seminole
County Federation of Women**
Club. meeliotr at the Altamonte
Spring* Club Thuraday irported
|
on the hill whirh I* now before
the hniire to inrrrn.e the appropriution tor health unit* in FlorMr*. I’. S. Dunran ha* returned
j.m.noo
lu
Ida counties frrm
to her home in Jacksonville after $ 150,000
»pending . few day* in Sanford
Di
Tracy
the first appropriation whh mad#
Miss Hons Unit left this after
in l IKRt the amount wm nufnoon foi Jurksanvilt«* where she
will spend the week end with ficient for the 17 counties then
represented. Now there tire 12*
fi lends
cmintie* with health units and
Friends of Miss LeoU Evan* four more are eligible for them,
larger
will be glad lo learn that she is thereby nereasilnting a
recovering from un diners of *#v- amount of money. The club voted
end week? ut her home on Mag* to semi n letter to the n*jire*enlative* in TBlInhaapiee loneernlDg
holm Avenue.
this appropriation
Alta. F
K. Get.tier of Fern
Park, prepidi*<l over the buDnrss
following luncheon
which
was
served by the Altamonte Springs
Club m conjunction with the all*
day meeting
M m Ralph Austin Smith, dele*
Frienib of F M, English will gate to the fleiiernl Federation a
be worry to leurn that ho under triennial convention which will he
went a sinus operation yesterday held in Atlantic Dtlv ff'ni May
morning in the Orange General 10 In 2 I. fipoke briefly op the
Hospltnl In Orlando
remit State Fed era tion conven
tion in Miami and invited any
Mrs A V llnselden of Sanford 4 tlirr members, who could, to go
and Hemingway, H, l' h slopping with her to Atlantic City
fur uwlide nt Scaly's Hot Hull
Mr* ,| i, Sharon, .It , chair
Mineral Well Scaly Springs, Ain man fm the Seminole County
chapter <f the Red Con i, togcMrs liny Chorpening has re* llirr Willi Mi* S •» Oin*<\ lr..
turned from West Florida and nhihit-d n v i 1 of *<"• « " V k,,*‘
M ifu.ifsip|u where she has been garment* which Imvr bren enmwith Mi ( 'iitupening for several plrti-il hv iiil*’ri-*l*'d |u i **i,<« They
invIti-.l thr mcnihrt* t«> n-*l«» In
weeks.
thi* u .irk nod dint nhlll >'J ynrP
Billy /ancliry, |’i Kappa Alpha In 11111*1- prr*int
Tin- Sanford i-liih ii'ki-d nirmmember nt
the University of
Florida, wnr elreled Weilnesduy Im t . ..r tin- Cc untv dull* l " » * as presiilent uf the Flortitn Interfraternitv Conference,
Spring Dances To Be!
Given By Students
MONDAT
. National Hospital Day will be
obaerved at the Fernald-Laughlnn
Memorial Heopital from 2:30 unall 4:00 o’eloek In the afternoon
f a d from 7:00 P. M. until 8:00
•'deck In the evening. The pub.
lie le invited.
Seteinr aeetlona will rontinue
in the Woman'* Club for the Red
Xroaa from 9:80 A. M. until 11:30
A . M. with Mr*. Jack Hall a*
High School, sponsored by thr
Celery Fed
The Iwllet uf the performance
will be n
"lowly,
enchanting
story luld in dance,' areording to
the instructor who tin* arranged
all of the dance*. She explained
....t I hi* yeni the pupiU have
had *on-e tiaining in mimo-drnm*,
sponsor.
______
______
rinwipienlly
their
dnnring i»
Women'* Society of Christian j very eipre:
. "*«ivc
Service of the Methodist t.'hurrb
The plot nf the ballet con.
wSI
hold Ite regular
hu.ine** an , coin* n hrnlhrr and .liter who
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social meeting in the church ut fall o.lcep m the meadow. Ealrlei
A :00 P. M.
, nuu ken In ilnnce when evening
(tawing aeailon* will continue Call*. Mi*. M„,v [teldln, who haa
111 th# Woman'* Club for ihr Red |H« n nreomp«m*t fur the cla**e»
Croaa from 9:30 A. M until all *ennon, ha* arranged the mug : S 0 A. M. with Mr* J:iik llalli.ie for the recital
she and Ml**
a* aponior.
|('igburn have
.elected
music
M The Daughter* of W"dr-y ( Inn* rnmpnsrd by
Strati**,
Chopin,
nf tha Methodist Churi n will SrlmlH'rt, Renton nod Streabbog.
Meat at tha annex at mill P M Till* Mi** ll. l.lm hn* compiled
Circle* of the W. M. I . of the mol urEtinged to mrrc.pnntl with
Plrat BaptUt Church will meet i th<- Itcnuiifnl *t,,rv of “ Rvrnlnlt."
Monday at 8:30 P. M. in the fol.
Mr* .1 H Coghtirn ho* » » Ja w in g homex:
j »i*tcd Mi«n Cogtnra in designing
”
Clrtloa One at (he home of the rn*tiin-e* for the rrclliil. to
lira . A . J. Peter-on on IVe-l which the public i* invited
Plrat Strvet.
* Circle Two at the home of MrJ. E. Page, (113 Magnolia Ate
■rue.
•
cirri* Three at the home ii
Mr*. II. E. Turner. 2111 \V.-*t Srv
enteenth Street.
Circle Four at the home or Mi
H A P I'Y
lilK T H D A Y
R. L. Garrlann on llielmnil Av.
SATURDAY
nn*.
Eva Bell** Itno lemon
_
Circle Five at thr* lioniw i
Mrs. Curtis llaU
w M n . J. C. Milrbtll, JIM Mntrn*
SUNDAY
Harold Dale Morgan, Jr.
AT THE CHURCHES
P e Tsonalt
the Legion Hut nt :t .710 I*. M. All
Mr. am) Mrs R H Wulihmii
mothers of the nuxihaiy member* left trulny lot Washington, D
,
an' invited to altend
and Ilaitimoie, M d . where they
Sewing sessions will continue will spend a bin weeks vaculion
for the Red Cross in the Worn,
nn'** t lull Irnm b -in A. M. until
Mrr Roy M Bom! ail it t
II to A M. with the American
Ginny I ou and Bar burn, u
I,» gum A uxiIill r y * portMir*.
The Lii el lit me depiif t nnilt tif Gnil Kitnmel of Honuliiln,
the WoitiaiTs tliib will liiive „|art' visiting with Mi ami
Hireling At the elub house a< S, Itntckivehler
:t to IV M with ibe theme, "Con
Dr. IL N M t astm (»f Meinpbi-,
trilmtnm* of the IT»r West to
Ain< i iran Literature.'* Mrs, W. L T«tm.t | .1 Magill ,»f Alluntn.
Ga. and Mr and Mrs. A. W
Conpvf is the sp *nsor
Magill of Orlnnihi attended ti%
TII1RSD AY
Dht (ianirnrm t'lrrle of the funeral this afternoon of Mrs .1
H,
McCasliii.
Sanford (itirden Club will meet
ul the home of Mrs S C Dick*
rrunn nt 12:00 o clock noon for
Mr, and Mrs. E J Nelson, Sr,
luncheon.
i f f 1 visitinr with their son arid
daughter-in-law, Mr ami Mrs K
J. Nrlron. Jr , and Mr and Mr*
IL («. Hickson at their borne on
TSilery Avcnii,
Gibraltar Is
Seen As Next
Mr an.l Mr* Juhn Wylir Virk.
••The
Nazi Objective cry
*n*l
ilaughtrr,
Wylrnr, uf ! Ilenlllt *"
R InIka nrrivr.l
ycvtnnlay
lu
Round Table T o Talk
On Notional Health
Slate
ii
rpvuil ihr
wi-rkrml
«ith
Mi
f rm ai Ia s m
I 'r u i s f s | p C lael
Vickery'* mother, Mr*
I.,1 1 ,
A i* Mmialry said.
American-made
lUvir
Doug Vickery umt family.
las) boriihcvs were used m tin
•
TUESOAT
raids no the airports
The regular famine** and *uci»l
Informed Biitish sources de Pi Kappa Alpha Has
Mealing of thr Axarinn t'la.a nf clined to confirm or deny Ger
Mother’s Day Event.
Ih* Plrat n*pli*t Church - ill man assertions that the British
h* held In thr annr* ut 7:30 P. M even went as fur « » Posen, Ger
Approiniatcly 400 muther* and
With Mr*. J. I. Jack arm, Mr*. W. man, occupied Poland, I ut noted
abtendrd
Uie Mother.'
f C . Rumbley. Mr*. R T Thoma* with satisfaction the German ad friend*
and Mr*. A. II llatcher a* ho»t- mission of considerable damage to ltuy program which wa* given
yraterday afternoon from t 0 0
Bremen and Hamburg.
taaaa.
I'rlo' k until ft 00 n'rluek by the
Tha Spring KxpreMum Recital
Florida chapter of
|>i kappa
V Mr*. George Allen Maffett will Glades Region Has
Alpha fraternity at thr tlnivrr
be taroaantril at H:0lt I*. M ■ at
Xlty of Florida In Gainr*ville
— tha South Bide f,'finary Sehonl Heaviest Shipments
W ' Junior High RchiMil l'.-T. A.
Thli occaaion I* the uldeat nnWill h*V# lla meeting and in-tal.
broken tradition nf it* kind un
PA1IOKEE, May 10— (Hpeci
tat Ion <rf officer* at 3:30 I* M
the Univrralty rampu*, with tin*
■ - Bearing teaalon* « ill runtime
one being the 2Hth nbarrvanre
Jor tha Ua*l C rr»i In 'he
All aeetlona of the *tate were
Man'* Cite fror.t 2:30 I'. M no I
."rpreaented.
f 'i:8 0 P. M. with the Jt filer WuMember* of the fralrrmty met
n'a Club aponannng.
tho gueata at the walk and earurl
SfBONKSn AV
ed them to tha tlnor where Ihey
' Tha Junior Auxiliary nf the
were welcomed hy the Home
American Legion will present a
mother, Mr*. Emily Biviter nf HI.
Mother’* Day program at »■!<•■
I'rtrraburg. Six young ladle* of
Galnaavlllo pinned corange* on
them, after which they were ra
eorted to the yard wrre the wel.
coming addreaa wa* given by
Prof. K. Q. Skagga of the Ifniveraltjr. Mr*. Ruaaelt I.. Knnk uf
Jackaonvill* gave the r r i p n . r foi
the ladl**.'
Following the main nddrra* of
the day whiah wna given l y Mar
Chrlatle of
Jarkaonvllle, eight
memb an of the fraternity render
ed aeveral aonga to cluar the
program. Maater of cermionir*
2 — "Advrnlumt of CapUln Marvel
for the orcaainn wna Jack Madlgan of Miami.
Rafraahmanta of punrh and In
dividual eakea with PI K. A. cmboaaed upon them were aerved to
With B u ll Rath bone — UeU Ltigool
tha ladle* In tha houar, who
Hugh Herbert — Brod Crawford
ralnglod with their tom and
Atoo — Four Fine Film Kcatuntte*
friend* fo r awhile, than elowly
left tha houaa with the carffrt of
the fruternlty memhera.
r
Last Times Today
Double Program
MIDNIGHT SHOW SAT. 11:30
“THE BLACK CAT”
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
uf
11,1I«|-Ilf'
Gen. Annibale ( Flee trie Whiskers) lie rgori coll, Italian commander
vim Wat rnpl ii I ed by Ibe Hn h*h iiI llengaii, Libya. during Ihnr
d*.. r t pupli, ih dii’Mii in h hospital hi hiiul the British lines lie %n\*
h r is having his "hr*i rest in » hmg, lung lime,** after seeing cioiiimmI
•ervue in July's Abissinian vamnuign, in Spain ami the current war.
( ounty Defense
Force To Hold
Initial IMci line
New DoeIor May
Conn To Sanford,
Physician Advises
|111M/*1*
* humr\
mu
R-vi rih .l by
Si-rvic*' l» the l"l,“ ,lf
Tulle hruailr**! "1 11
my
uf C'hicagu
t " 0‘ "'
iiemi' i
fruin I 30 I” " tttt
i unling tu a mil u e 1
S h iiw n n n
llellr
the Inca I lira ft Ihiiih I
Mute hruihpiarti'T* « l
line
The program will
by thr N 1 1 1 * anil * 1
the nccatlotl Hie
O’
prufr*»u* *'f *iM-u lugy
Ihur C. Baehmeyri, ilm
vrr»lty cllnie*. huth u
vrr»ltv nf Chlragn; and
■ r<l (J Rnwntree, ’lire
meiliral ilivi.lon nf ll
headnuarlrr* nf Selre
lire
CAR W A S H . . .
I'lltfllilM • VI- 1 till Mr ( h l"""k IlDtl
11 1
Mi l M»fM* l *
1 11 1 *i *I' *
In i hi i lb DmU"
1 rltii hii«1 <mnr ill
mi
*■ti\
hi in
‘"l hitvrii t guru n|»
II, I ut
piling
him
t
,it
Mist -it hug ' Ic11! thi-
llls l,
I hllV'- i» trll'W
h11* fur a mt.ntb- |*i'-lgi
•
.it k m milnml iiu tln inr m \ nn
iii bill, Ih ginning liuir Hi
1hr
ul k t> VI'I V M"«'-l 111»■I I am lm»k
ng fiirWii'il t ’ * 11
l hi m thrii
t- 7he fioHsihiluy nf w xTnmit ih*
TOKYO.
May
10 nVt 1b
ncwsitap^r Nichi Nlchi insisbnl l" 4
the third time today tbm u sen it
milltny anti
navnl ngirtunM'
had lieen ciinciudetl
by CJi *•*■* till f| ligi"S, if **•«, U* 1 mg a nr w
im lut in it milltllillt1 1 j 1 might Im
Britain. Ih# United Stairs, * •'
nn. Australia, the
Nelhetlami- jiitMiil v**r v Muiekly
•If Ibrrr is ntiicb i fmner nf
and the East Indies In secure a
*i‘ing iltaflri!
I br jiby-M i«u
defens* line fmm the Meditciian
lum *, "1 winililn 1 wniit iii muki
ran to the United Stales
The papers report, based <>n ii ,iiV r” lirnslVi* im Vi- brfitl I'hniul
dispatch from Fhnnghai, said In By sun met, I shrt'bl b* nbbr H»
dia was a unit
in the def-n+r liiuw »m»rr a bnuI thr war sHtmnii nriif draft |mih* i! liitit •
I
pattern and that a further eniifn
cnee on the plan is achednlrd in want ti» ki*rp in t«»ucli with
ml mat make n Dip '!<«“ m m r> '
Blniraporc1 about May 12
early summer
The longest chapter in the lid
la th# 118th Psalm— 17fl verse#
Mr. and Mr*. Jamca M lx<
announce the
marriage
»f
their daughter,
Eatelle,
t**
Norman Earl
Jennlnga
uf
Lake Helen on Wedneafay,
May 7, 1941. Tha mart mg-:
w « j i * r f o n n » £‘ In Lak# Helen
bs aure to m « our wonderful usortIfydranglaa, Kucluiai, Uoao
Bushes, Gersniuma, Doublo Petunias,
roant o f
CUT FL0 WEHS—all popular vnrle-
ties, priced right.
M s
/
j far
W~\
CORSAGES are our apeclatty.
A few more flowers atrown on the pathway of mo
vfll bring much happiness through the years to come
A.K.ROSSETTER
FLORIST — Celery Avenue
“We Talegraph H u ro n Anywhere Anytime-
rintiiln
FOR A PERFECT
Jap Paper Says t'. S
In Secret Agreem ent
BerinhuL
P la n ta tio n
(ilncti',
My ftini*!/ wnubl
14- 4-1 if tunalust 1C III•nil I >ttlllti|il, 1
l*now *
1 1 11 an|y\
Nazi Objectives
Are Bumbed By
BriliWi Aircraft
W i ll make your ( i f rim . ipollctsl)
I4i— «nd pul ■ tpaikJr in the fintth
iLm No h*i*h todpi nf i Iranrt* uted
JuM Host ilie din nt! and tlnnt n upl
Drive in tod*)!
i ii»i 1 1 <»,. >i i
A dmtr n It i
J l ST IMIONE !l12 1
Naval hitiii, i-» hiklrttnl
|o
point out i hot lit jH’ictmt in
1 hr b — whs
Allti-d ohippmg
tuiid imlira Ii>d i bwi much of
The Rev. Harold K Hume*, mi - was ni'i'iiii fifctl fm d'yiJng Axir
fit Hu tender! t of the
MitluHllst iiir la1 1 n* L w mi vr-Pi U i «-mov my
t hlldreti» Home
at Enterprise, cviirmu - f r in Grisc-v
The April biwwi-R hr light the
will lx' the guest speaker ul the
luncheon uf the Kiwuni* Club total foi tbe fiMf four iiiorilhi>
Wednesday, it was announced to uf lit II |i» nn.ro than l.fdMI.OOO
tun- and tlm ti iiiiagr* dvstroyrtl
day.
throughout Do' wni u f*.H12.027
It tivn<* mdi*w nt thy that Ilrlt
Membcra uf the Imurd of ditivcrsgcil
] fi shlpf
iBCtur* uf 1>M' Kiviaui, ( lull will i#h h axes
meet at 0:30 urlurk
Monday W'ccklv urol the umihI 4000 Inns
night at the Calm, and Cine* per ship. Mo-t of them probably
Reatauiant, O. 1*. Herndon, per*- were sunk by A *i* Mubninrlnrs,
idvnt, a*Id today. It I. expected bombing nliinf# and surface raid*
that Lieut, (iuv. Karl Ixihmami uf era prowling the Atlantic and
Tavare* will be proaent.
the German nir force probably
added a few after they had
Marriage lirenae* were Iraued reached port.
at the City Hall Thuraday and
For the four weeks endlnr
Friday to Burnell B. C'urtl* and Mar. 80, thr date when the
Mlaa Ruby Lee O.teen, t'vUi of awltch to monlhlv announcement*
Maitland; C. M. Skinner and waa made, BrllUh, Allied and
Mias Newtie Tyaon, both of Or. neutral loaar* were 88 .hip* ag
lands: and Edward D. l-ott of srogatfng 307,821 ton*. Thu*
Miami
and
Mira
Umla*
C. the inrrr*** in April waa 180,
Elliott nf N o r a ork, Conn.
• 0 1 tana.
_
_______ ...
N. II. E N G LIS H
G U L F SE R V IC E
ewa Briefs
STATION
Corsfr
N ext
w llb
to
being
born
ru rly
hair, we
think
the
lovllcut
First Hi. A Vttmek A t#
nut
In b iivr It Im—
ZOTOS
Our ahop hait qualified amirdlng to the exceptional
requirements of Zoto* standards and Is a licensed Zotoe
shop.
108 E- SECOND ST.
\
�f
• w .n v a ^ g wsa'.i
May Day Ball O f
5£ w ;w
L
County
L 2 5 WBlMt In which they
ilEWB&S1
far tho following: Tap,
H u y Or*to Don; H im
Frodo Fteide: Vocal Soto.
Broughton Wathina. '
i Aerohotte D aw * Evelyn
• Ktawt <<Dkkio and anooti
ltd tb* Attendant* ISO ftM
a Band march,
lit e r thin etlthoeo pros*
ipM.
d ie TVoo ronrooutod 8cmHigh in Un humorous reed-
^ i S h - v ^ ,&
m in t, f j i !
• Iutricle 1
y Lee, i
A HIGHLIGHTS
war nmwuHo. w*— ------7 . . . .
(errlfl* hlok to
^
MedUtmaOh v tn i
used te piHid h iu »ort.
troops tO-'MBft h f
of* ik0
w i.
a 'r •
■
g“
w.
the AUontk to protect I Ho vital
•applies tots In f frote the United
State*.
•' U
•
Thus w* a*o that the Modi*
lerrsrfean FORM l« important Let
os keM- with the -evonto-wceur*
r|nf titer* and see ortteh'wH) do*
a
fattens r f prates music.
Me melodtena legato, swift
fflKuWnofff*pfo^d°f thjt
By ffUOUNE IT
I virtuoso,
Rr«a Pahlevl, who is «
The newest d su tted stu s are trtmcndoua price* for his
ATClfER end RALPH and
itodsnte of the Seminole
aehools cttrndrd * special
Tneedar afternoon,
onevtt was opened *y Bo*
proved himself the master
(erto when he ptertd beaoHnf*menU of “Wight And
f Col* Porter, hnd^flmeke
) Your Ryes' by Jerome
bO kite JEAN IIA b PER . . .
OT and JOHN- DUNN had •
te the other night and new
Dorothy Sanford, Irutnictor
ulc In the Nominate County
lo, Mr, Rublnoff played his
■pmpositioni, "The Danoo of
hteatan Prsssrt.’' This oe.
l demonstrated the power
te he* to nuke the violin
laugh, talk, and elgh. .
take place on 8*turd«y, May 17.
ih to the watlafaetita of the *men| officers are sa follows:
wo Mr, Bathwff Thom a* ’ resident. Ned Goddard of Palm
Hrt selection, "Rhapsody In
Of Georg*. Gershwin. The
n o f ’ HIHohoruUfh
Wftgnv I f
rAIn
HIM ,
dp aghlA, anyway they Were tetfether MONDAY night. CHARLES
THURSTON tad JEAN O ILIH
re galling to'he quite a couple,
‘hey've been lean quite a bit to
gether lately. AUBURN and A U
GUSTA must have a bed chao
bnt wd knew someone that Isn’t
so erasy about their going te
nsl her. Two or three people te
;5U E B L SfffM
Dm. W.
Ambition! School teosher (but
it’ an old -a id .)
‘ *7
Ruth— "Is that oo? f thought
Favorite aong, "Bocae** of
w •» ■
it was what MW/ P?* ^
Favorite food, fried chicken. sticky bum* In i bdEdry.
r
v
II I ■!( Bs ••
f& f rhJte!NerT*d
f e s K ?minded’
1* °’ »*o- Sanford Debaters
Vat like, F. A. E. hoosepertlr..
By the way It's about
i of those bey* were get-
' rf.t.. rut,'! >SN Iiajn
it*. CD and B
j must
(a trig. They
WAcn
rsg.
rl»g the election of otfl.
l site of nett 7* * * eon*
will ho ehasen. Adjnorn’ the meathte will follow
Name, Leroy U n c
\
Cleat, Bertter.
Birthday, July.,IT,
Blrthptars, Orlande.
\
attended th* 1denting - contests,
Ambition, Own a restaurant,
Central Florida school* were rarovorite pastime. Rating."
presented.
4 «"• *
Favorite sang, "Iddlao 8umTh wan teat began qbout IPtW
sr-
T
Blggeet thrill.
mee homo. '
n’t lock and Jeateo uaitfl MO o’*
When
EvWyn -Wh • tlteP M t a * . All (Stem, of
Pet like, Olds.
Pel hate, CtetUag up at li M
LYM AN SCHOOL
HELLO EVERYONE,
JSSr1^
M S S *.
'JOpr
j r « 2 ‘*kT
Dkk and Harry
faf p* have
laa,
iii M *
4b« pitying
k*r WteT< i2 C
pranks,
men. glad to a n
Cor. ghM to • «
JrAh,
Nf tO
MADDEN
and
Z ’u Z
ou B e "boaS.
Tfcere orjco was a man named Curtia Kent,
Whoee wite never read an adVERTiaement;
'
!PH®. - T W R
-
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. • '
f«.
l/ .- i
___i j
isna__ j . /
; \4r. K en t said, "M y dear,
Y ou
th e
a re
fo o lis h , I
a ^ e r tiM r a e ^
fw u r *
ap<f th u
it a n d B h a n e v e r d i d
M
�fr *
7
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Frames
PAGE FIVE
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
YANK PROBLEM
w
iF
/
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_
Jack Sord;
15y
'
&
UlTfWG
TOotOtJCcvJ /
fey Celebrates
hd^r With 14
>dta In Game
v\»»r
PRlDOVb Sfic<
O fcoooU s OoJES
AMCABfiiy
OloBCieo Bor
tip l$ 6oJu4£r
thM fVCR/
Cm#?TUAllfy H>
*€ T
N w rly 1JXI0 baaeball fan* u w
Um fUmlnokt roll o r.r tha Dor.
tops Baach laUndera last riant
by • Bear* of 8-3 aa Pitchar lu tIMB ehalkad op an tight hit gam*.
aUfklng out h t n i man In Uia nlns
A fWld day for the Sanford
ball, I ha loralt collected I t bit*
during tbs game including three
daablea and one triple. The game
wat .full o f hita and ntni, keep*
ing the fane In high humor and
tha Sanford team ahead all
U,B S 5 l l f y ^ r h e d » Hrthdar
le ii nlght and ealebrated It with
hit*, runa and plenty
plant/ of putouta.
it Sanford
Sanfonl man on
Habwfel tha /Int
«
aeored the flrat and
d
nm. During tha
it game ha atola thraa
two walk a, t w MU
G ^
R
palq
q ip d
V,
titr PA-r-nN* Aort-’ A.
<s c u o s e ib /vksTUiNB, *tn
rit'COlH& B O R P eR g o j
w m ile
io d t c yAAjicees'vboNG
s t a w o b a s e m a n Ma o iao SbtytNa a ia j o r
lYTAfiitP. P lftN jN f*
new
Watara, modal and ahowglri.
Ul>.
4Oil w
■Wp -VriAlsA-fiOAlAU
'___________________
acnatora are Berkeley I. Hunker
o f Nevada an.) Jaaeph II. Boll
of Minnraiita,. (.13). Yuimgoat
rtmgrrannK.ii are Jlep. O. Hale
Rogga of l^iuiaiutia and Hep. W il
liam (i. Stratton o f lllinota, both
20. RlehVal member of the llouar
>IIeereaentaliven It Ongri-aammi
. Bolton o f Ohio. Rlctu
taler It P4t*Y Goelet Oer*
Wlliiama held tha hit-’
of the gam* with two
, a alngle. Jfa aeoied
motif and hatted two,
imatoa over the homo
to -field be made fire
s z itu rz
»
» • * reaponaWe
fntUnxwklng lo on# of tha nuu
J^Ploap^^aeored
by
puahlng
WBUJock home on a alngle to cert.
f t *
f l f l q . ,• I f a , alBO
l« d threo donblea
hit
on#
^m a r k e t
of
of. tha game
KatUae p. ___________ 4 2 0 ,1
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n»*i.
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TOTALS .............. S4 12 117 1!
Daytona ..... Ill 000 000—3
Sanfonl
...........SD2 OOO 2U —8
. Runa, Thrard 2, Coata, LaVaL
lay 2. Booth. W illiam 2, WhlL
lock, Pfall, McRancy. Krrora, Ju»Ika I, Theard.
Rum batted In
Juanyk, Booth, Williama t, Pfail,
Blmmoni, HeRaney 9., K*ttlcar
8 j*J» <rwo
hlt** Juaeiyk,
Williama ». Coata, KctUaa. Thr**
baw MU, McRancy, Stolen taaca,
h *v * ',*y S. Humphreira. Jualico.
Racrlflcea, Booth, Tafft. Double
Play*. Coata, and
Humphreys
le f t on bate*, Daytona *, San
ford 10.
Baaaa on balla, off
gL O lllU A
■ tu n a
l ,JtlJJ>UlTH
IMwafagrtraa- *»*-
M ADE THE JUMP
-
By Jack Sorda
I I *M A Ilf t J
in s e r t
OltANOM iri**W. B Camb, I T1,
he
p p h l l - l " it
Tit**
Ha nf.it »l
|nihiIwhril
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I
m in e d
farm er*
DR. H E N R Y
M c L A U L IN , JR.
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OW YNNE with Bred Crawford and Dailt Rath bon* appear
‘ Universal’* ipooky mystery shocker, •'The Black C a t" Hugh
> and Bala Lugoil ar* eo-etarred with Crawford and Rath'
i tha production. It will bo ahown aa a midnight feature on
p at ItlQ o’clock at tha IUU,
ha^VF- '*Mu
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Chad Hanna ...
Albany Yataa
Carolina.
Chad Hanna" coming to tha Rita Theater nest Tuesday aa part of
double fdfc^nrs program, Henry Fonda aura In the title rolo with
Dorothy Larnour and Linda Darnoll alio appearing In tha big
technicolor production.
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ALICE FA Y *. Dob Aaiacha ;ai*d Carman Miranda provide tha. roaaaace and aonga for “ That Night In Rio," the glamour-filled tech
nlcolor mualcal of tha gay Latin-Amrrican capita) coming to tha
Rita Theater tomorrow and Monday,
..... 8. Z. SaWall lira. Huguenine
J. Carrol Naiah Blabaa...... ......_
---- Curt Bole Fred Shepley
._ Carmen Mir. Iko Wayflih
(a
Ball Boy
loonM Klnakey llurka ____
... Frank Puglia Cltco T r id d ---. Ulllan : Porter Mr. Proodfoot - Maria Montes Fjera
,
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Edward Arnold BACK IN THK
• Gladys Reargal‘j Frog
* " * -------- P
; Jaarta Ralph
.. BUnley Flattg
..... Willie Boat
Samuel 8. Hindi
.... Spencer Char.
F a ta y-,
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T o ta ,B * M u ^ l
T a ffy " "J & J S ’: Duke Wlnaton ...
arda ' ( .
BUI ......
Nan .......________
Fire Chief Galvin
nedy
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Pallet rh lff o ’Ha
•UNO. and Robert Preston aa they appear In Frank
■frontier comedy produttlon, "Tha Lady from Cheyenna"
Alta Than ter neat Wednesday and Thursday. Prominent In THK MOST POPULAR of all. Waatorn atari, Qtna Autry, will
|» supporting cast are 0 lady a George, Jeaelc Ralph, Edward
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By J. n. WILLIAMS
Iter Wheat Crop
OUT OUR W A Y
jtinibte Increased
W /M W M M
BHIN mT o N, May 10 (A P I
Mao t f unusually favorable
weplhcr In Ike mld.ll.i nmt
reel. Ihe federal crop re| board yesterday booatvd
tecaat of wlnttf. wheal proI to OM.IM.OW. bushels
Increase
of . W,l>77.n00
iipl Una Market atn. picture,
action comedy film. " B ^ y
Tuaeday at th* It Us-
.W illiam .
GLOUCESTER,
—<A*>— Cem»le*M
Ihe .United SteU
Station her* .aid
ns aliens, meat t
who hn4;«at«nglt
e.
this alt* would he the
ilnca i t U
and would
with la«t vearie "**
>f 8*0,161,000 bushels
II* v o
18.4 IT,000 busheia.
t)n #
Moves Through
Denied By Jnps
»; May
i : Mehl
Y o u r Clocks A n d
Matched Kepwred Uy ,
.vear tin,1 0 . 1 9 :1 0 ) aver-
W ho
*. K n o w *
KteUJy
H ow
.
I0i (A P I—The
Nkhl
tm»V
i0 Japanese smbirtado;
ng aa MTlnar GeneralHang Kal-8hek waa da.
that Japan must nago-
ri to d « » dliortly With
tnoao government In anr
move for bringing panes.
•h Officials
ited In $hakeup
government were awept
3 ntebt andtha admlnla.
MUtled a now .lata un.
r n n d y , C^aiapM n*,
Ine, Gin, Cordial*, etc.
i*
sywnv»».
Students Eatal
s•KVe
w a' ' aV%r** -ir
W.
itlonal
expeadltare
G AINSVILLK. May 10 8|
— University af Flartea Mm
have oat up • "goad noigi
aehalarahlp believed ta ka tha
a f Ha kind ta lbe bWmtry.77,
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fin d i •tilib liiliid t k i’ f t l l Y
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would
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Staford la The Only Central
ty Affording Ralls Highway
Florida City
And Water Tranaporlatlon
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SANFORD.
FLORIDA,
MONDJ
China Declared
Ready To Beat
JapaneseAlone
U. S. Citizens Said
Willing: To Defend
Democracy's Spirit
To. Point Of W ar
BID To Committee
WWeh Voted Down
Similar M easnre
Holbnd’sT a x
M essage Waited
MMawfaur O f
Union
offurtd by R*pAlachua, in bft-
•ought to have K aent to the
lahet .oAmalttee, of which be b
_ ehflnaaa, ' but Jenkins and oth*etg> aaM such an aetlen would
reault to IdUlng tha blU. oaieapira motion waa defatted I t to
ft ,'
.The prupoeed amendment wjnld
put Into tha CeiuUtntlon the
VptovMaa that “ the rlrtt to
Work shall net •be abridged or
denied mi account o f aotumem-
CHUNGKING, May 11 — m
— ’ Generalissimo Chlang
KaiShek asserted today (hat China,
without th* help o f aa expedrtionary force or naval action bat
with material and economic aid,
Waa prepared to undertake atn*
ih-handed tho tank o f pot I inf
down Japan.
Ho
added that he
believed
"any
country In th*
world
matching Itself against American
democracy would meet with car.
tain tie struct kin,"
•
Chlang eald lha resolve o f the
American people “ to defend tha
spirit of democracy against urn
force* of tyranny now la such
that tbev will support the pull*
Cf nf their government to the
point o f wer.
“ Japanese aggression has new
neither the strength 'not thw
audacity to risk a clash witn
Triumphant Imperial troapa In South Africa shove thumbs
America."
_
,
M they march through Hobok Fort la Ethiopia, only a few hour*
The people look to Prestdcut
after lU capture. The later capture o f Addis Ababa and the re Roosevelt this week for answer*
storation o f Halle Seiaaele to hla throne ended large acals Italian to grave questions growing out «
this nation's determined effort »
nld Great BrIUln In crushing the
A lls powers.
Ho
will
speak directly ew
Wednesday night before to* PanAmerican Union to a small an*
dIt nee. Bui w hit Infomwd con*
grcsstonal sources predict will be
Rattlesnake Patrol Scores Most
Pokits A t Boy Scouts’ Camporee
Captures
,1 right Scout Petrols scored 32&
paints or over in contests held at
a tempore* Friday and Saturday
at Silver Laky to become rllglb}*
to partlripki* In'a cooncil camp*,
rae at Camp J fsesr near I*opfca
May JO and it , Lewis Wright,
ehlef Clerk r t the contests, mid
e! troops
language! for short wave tranf*
mlsakn to other landa.
:*«♦
. Great tar* Is being taken to
k u p u n i t the Import o f the
Pruaidant's speesh. It eomH
at a
eon
time when tha nation is stirred by
violent controversy ov*r the nkxt
hy -tha Adaatoletyatlon In
of Igu Atheist* and the
*
w i i j f l i l i Cobra.
.MM J N i.C a t tiwJ;
i W U MT.' |*|
i Jr! was leader of
n glh a ta oet points
riA'/f.1has assist*
jnthltfd
land's reedmmeodaUeM on Stole
finance and taxation. lt had vir
tually cleared lu calendars uf
nil except four new revenue pro.
pbanla. -.
.
*
*.
Upder. coneldaratUn and being
prepoaed were: i
(t> An tncreeae to the price
Uf heart automobile tag* n*to
Itff. to f i t . ,
(»> A three cents per pack-
her members wer*
Jene LaGett, Hilly
-Leftist. Joe Wat.
1m Mat Neil.
participated
which began
“ ‘• .W th ty afternoon and was
concluded Saturday afternoon.
Victor M. Green* waa camper**
director, and Guy Jena* of Orlan.
“ Retool scout executive for
this district, waa paiUUnt dir.
**• t Mprrla waa activities
■la, Eleanor
MtLucai was
*0 n«. Hal
I f arris, 1
’ •Mr. Joni
»»■ pr%-
^
MAY
IS,
1M 1
Member Associated Press
p erm an y
i L arge
NIIMBR at«
Effect O f
A ir Assault
Fleet Of 100 R. A. F,
10 L o c a l R e d
Effect Of Strikes On Defense
Planes Hits Ham«
burg: And Bremen;
Cross Members
Effort Is Small, M urray Says ‘Many Fires* Set
BUFFALO, N Y.. May 12.—
\ Attend M e e t Minimises Strikes II (4’i--C.I.O,
President Philip Mur. British Flying
..
.
i lev said today the effect of
|strikes on iistiiinsl defense -has
been ••Infinitely *msll," slid asseitivl that "Amrilcan lshur will
fight to piolcct slid preserve' de.
mocracy.
,
Institute
In Orlando
To Unify Program
For Defense Work
TPn member* of the Seminole
ity chapter of the American
'Cross will attend a three-day
ule In Orlando
beginning
leeday, the objective of which
he to coordinate aR Red
• services in a unified pro.
gruti for national defrnaa.
- Those who will represent the
Bmnlnole County chapter wilt lie
MraJ J. C. Shsron, Jr., chairmant
Mix, Jack llall, Mrs. S. O. Chase,
Jr.. ’Mr*. Roy Mann, Mlaa Iren*
Hinton, Mrs. Dorothy Lamb, Miss
Frances McDougal, the Rev. Mar.
tin Bram, C. W. I shill and Grady
Duncan.
Red Cross chapter executives
and officer* from all Florida
chapter* will attend the confer
ence, which will be held at the
Ban Juan Hotel, to work out with
defense officials plans for inte
grating Red Cross chapter ser
vices with the national program
uf preparedness which the organ
isation is developing as part of
the defense program. It was an.
UOUncvd.
,
Bases Attacked
Diplomatic Relatloim
Between Iraq And
Russia Established
Murray said tn an interview
he doubted wbribe: such strike*
as those at the Kind Utvrr Rouge
plant or the A |i|mlarhian soft
coal mines had Impeded “any sub
stantial war production
BERLIN. May 18— ( A P ) ~
Rudolf He**, flltler’a No. S
political heir, crashed In ■
plane flight made contrary te
the fuehrer's order*, the Natl
Party announced today, and
hie adjataats. accused of per
mitting the flight, hav* been
ordered arrested. The brief
announcement did not nay
whether lieaa had been killed
• r Injured but asld Ilea* had
hewn In falling health. He** .
I* "*td to have been missing
since he took off In hla own
plane Ralurday.
The United Automobile Work
ers C.l.O. yesterday set May l i
frr u strike sguin-t fit plants of
Ih* tirnrrnl Motois Corporation,
which has defense ordets totalling
f 7&u,000,000, unless an agreement
upon demands fin wage Increases
and n union shop IS renrhrd by
that time
Tho deadline was set ty ti confeienre rf union executives and
plant chan men nfier hearing a
rc|Hii l from their negotiation coni,
**» s s««M-r-, -a rvee*
niittce on nine days of conferen
ces in Washington with company
officials and ii panel of the d,v
fensc mediation hoard.
iutpn
Wolter P Iteiither, diri'Clor nf , in till’
the union's <;.M department, »ahl I pnnHa] —
he hmuuhl lo lh< lletioit meeting '■
tr
• i
London's millions trudged
to work todav through
of flre-ltlarkened ruins
lionrl of the einplrv
wcarred anew by
n I.siu-t ..... .
Ihe inediution I LtlllWtlffP VlolotU’r nvi*r tho
Iamr,| that fm.il effort* 1 o reach i Wepkcittl — lint thl’V knot*
an agreement lie -ought m two ' (.icrmutlv wna lit last fooling
■noil’ ijavs of roiifeirurta Tuesday I lliP atlng uf it
llUgU-*CAl0
,
, tcounlcr-uffunalvc.
Hrn»her hfiM thr Btrikr full
An armada of 1 00 R A K.
the plant* t<10.POO employes who
would noP affect workrrs among wurplanoa bombed the port* nf
arc actively engaged op tho com* Hamburg and Oreiuen in i vet"many
pau.v s rentrneta for alrnlanc en. night assaults, leaving
1ginee. machine gnns, sheila a n d large fires" raging In both cit
llrltaln'e
nlhi-r defense w o r k ,
| ies from the rain of
ho i* preali'tvaldenl Charles K Wilson of |new super bomb*
Other H. A. K squad'on* at
0 . tier la iiod t G-M Insist* the company’* oper
h.1.1 II I'
III- ‘ l i o n *
are s o integrated it la tacked Natl-held Hollniul.
In *n evident at tempi to clip
itially Willi
the tniposaiuie to srgrrgute defense
,Urf<rtd »uU
pie the R, A- F.«r rfu»tn*lfl*d
>*nd non-defrns,. workers.
u »f»w *
striking power, 0 rnu*,i plan**
concentrated thd weight of th*lr
overnight assaults ort Britain'*
night flying baac*
London ItseTf had the lightest night rani
In three « e r U
the
Westminster Alihey and
House of Parliament. inrltidtng
liig Ben. war* among Hu vrn*
rated lymbolx of the British
Empire ecariad In tlie nvlinm
battering. Th * Luftwaffe ” »♦’*
Setting Up O f Farole between
800 and
toil
planes.
1 1 .* British laid ii he lit 1 0 pel ■
System Hailed By cent
of the
Invading
i.iliteis
Members O f Group \« rrt* deilfoycd.
The Soviet gnvn timcnt
nounced that dlpb malic i<d»rionx
The American I.rgnm of Han.
It) HAROLD J. POWERS
established
between
Vu*m x the Jeycrr legislative had been
ford Is supporting ami rn-upviat.
■'
Ing with the new Hrmmotc Coun pri’Miam "I I he yi nr In retriisiiert. ihe U H. 8 . It nnd Iro-l
ty Defense Koirt lo tie organised Xlie In « parole system which the Iraq's irqutal. The slgnituancitonight at the Armory at H int volet, of Kloridji approved Iasi „f this move wa- nut apparent
oclock, Joel S. Field, commander Noveo her, *>ands out moat Im- Immediately.
of ttlr ( amplwll-I.oasing Post said JHirlaltl Inin) a mural pulnt of
On the African warfronl. Ihe
view
Itidish reported Imperial Indian
tortay
Until i I he new law, which hr. in,ops advancing toward an Ita
“The organisation
should irI, of th I* lian stronghold at A mb* AUjl. In
calvc the maximum fl2 men need, raiue rffrrllvp Apr
ycai.
many pet at n* convicted of northeast Ethiopia, hud caught
ad to flit the ranks * 1 tha first
meeting,'
he
daclared
"Tha various i rimes mav be paiolrd 3 H,0 (I0 Italian xoldleis lu « " es
county t* very fortunate to haw without even actually ever serv cape-proof Map.
•uch men aa R. C. Harper, W. D. ing any portion of thflr »enNail bomba sowed death, flame
On ihr fare of It, this and destruction In Britain's Im
Hofmann and John I. Galloway to lenrr
lead such a fore*. They have all may seem In be letting down the perial
heart
Saturday
night,
assn service In the World War bars of crime. However, through wrecking th* House of Commons
and ar* experienced officer*.
work of n permanent state com chamber, dumping delu I* upon
The fate of the prraent home mittee, ami arrive cooperation of Westminieler
Abbry'*
shrine,
defense unit la not yet decided lucal nuihuiiriea the undeserving firing the British Museum and
ll la poeelble lo blackening the wealherrsl focn
tut after the organisation of the I* weeded out
now group tha uae of the home take tho accidental or casual law of nig
Hen, official
rrpoori*
defense can b«tt*r bo determined, violator ami. through educational disclosed iaat night
' ee* oa •>*■* T a i l
Mr. Field giplalnrd.
But Dig Ben's maxslvr hands
At the meeting tonight eeveral
•till wliteled the hour* and to*
officers, xergeanTa and corporals. William Teague
M'eatl ewe* • • Csss TVS.)
may be appoint*d, Mr. Field sakl.
J. L, Ingl
gley will preside at the
Dies A t Hospital
meeting In hla
hie capacity aa chairthe county defense
defenee roun.
counman of th*
William Arthur Tfagu*, a reeell, a part nf the Klale Defense hlenl . f Miami who had b*en In
Council recommended by (lovemor thU rily for two weeks, died this
Holland.
morning .t I2 IJ) o’clock at the
All man b*ta*en the ages nf rerneld Laughton Memorial Hot.l l and bS, who ar* interested in pltal, and the body was sent
lb* fort* ara ui
this afteroi n | 0 MountvlIU, H.
masting tonight, Mr. Harper said C.. to r services end burial. Mi
The City Commission will hold
this morning. The organisation Jeagor waa Ag year* aid.
its regular mealing tonight at
la vital to our state defenee
Survivor* Include a brother
group and our force ran b* on* Ciuti* J Teague, of Philadel .the City Hall at 7:30 o'clock.
i f the teat.
nhla, Pa ; four aietara, Mrs. Al
Tha CoXnty Teachers Associa
In a letter tent to Mr Ingley, L « * and Mrs Kd Malach of Han.
4dJ. Gen. Collins, who la assist. ford, aTnl Mr*. K, S. Baughan tion will hold it* annual Cherol
Concert
at the Croonis Academy
Ing the organisation of defense and Mrs John Pagri* of Jack
lontght at j iOO crrlock.
foreea In Florida counties, eald,“ In sonville.
Arrangremnts
were
roar community there nr* tome
handled bv th* Andenon-Gcifflth
Chart** C. Wllaon of Martini,
(to* man bath <vf the reserve and Funeral
Home.
Chief amnnr topics for discus,
aIan ate the obligations of the
I Cross In the present rmer*
guncy, disaster relief, nursing and
■Milh services, military and N * .
t * l welfare service, first aid, ws.
ter safety end accident proventlon. nutrition. Junior Red Cross,
volunteer
pmhu-tion and other
gervirea
,, National Red Cross officials at
Philip Mu
fjudmg include Everett DU, as
mtont director first aid, water dent. of tha
W> Jrffs non, Jr., assttoast to tha today that .
r w , other dblU: Wolf, *a,t«n i area'dlrector
reactions through aedsh khls high, of ygoductloai A.. B. Murphy, a*,
fy setilltlW capital-’testa’ grass, slatant director- (Jr aUld, water
fdaci. bnttment ‘ indlcatu toes* safety and accident prevention,
question* tRW being asked:
eastern area;
Mrs. Margaret
Wtflk convoy* be used to assure I Noyes, « er service ease eonvaUwTwanair U ’Britain o f A inert i pondent; Mr*. Ethel 0. Matson,
can-mad* WOr material*T
assistant to the director. Junior
fa: declaration 1 o f ’ a full n* Hed Croat and Miss Alice B. Dug,
flOna) emergency Imminent T
i x*f. B«1 Cross nursing ronsulL
Will
this govemmant soon i »nL
frosts the American rtwdlta of I
Rod Cross dtfeast obligation*
Hill hr ruVersd by Mr. I)
Dls on
the AilsT
itednesdsy
morning.
A t this
What use is to be made of
foreign ships soon te be requi some Mission and during the early
Hflemoon Mrs. Wolf will speak on
sitlonedT
How much of American war aid volunteer special services. The
subject of roll cell will b* covered
Is being sunk in the Atlantic 1
Are new economic blows st Ja during the aflemoun, and the
night meeting will be devoted to
pan contemplated T
How la this nation's defense lii-aster preparedness, with Mr.
Jrfferwon tn charge.
program progressing T
European war relief and mlllThere was no ' assurance that
the President would answer any tmy and naval welfare service
of the** questions but congress- »ltl be rovered In the morning
iohal circle*
are
anticipating still afternoon sessions on Thurs
some clarifieatlon o f the situa day; the evening session will be
tion and indlvidnsl member* are devoted to nursing and baalth ac
demend log It. - There wee a feel tivities. On Friday the conference
ing that Raosevult'awddriM would will discuss general ad minis tra.
InfloaaM Dio stand ad many law. tlon. Junior Bad Cross and safe
tonhwg wn Um politically explo ty service*. sive aobject nf convoyl and on
the trfUlaliws, ntnpeyering the
Prsaidant to requisition idle forsign veeaele In American ■porta.
Second Cat In Auto
Production Is Seen
Artist Killrt Seif
WARHINOTON, May i t __ W*>
— Defenp* officials said today
there waa a "distinct posslblll•y" r f a second 80 percent cu<
8T. PETERSBURG, May 11— In 1848 model motor car pro
{A*)— Haskell Coffin, OA-year^ld duction, but added the proposal
nationally known artist .leaped to was purely inoculative.
Such curtailment, if mad* ne
hla death from to* third floor of cessary by defsna* demands ,for
Bt, Anthony's . Hospital
today, material and
plant
faculties,
Magistrate Jyhn T. Fisher said. would bring production down to
Oran
1,104,000
to to* hospital, •lightly more
Apr. I. FLab«r said h* units, compared with this year’ s
itn lr«sl«d foj* f f f i f fffifliiB 1output o f 6,884,878 automobile*.
IfiSt Petertburg
Winners o f Health Certificates,
May Day Track Events Announced
• t Us* A m o rt May i Batty H a ll Yvtasn* Boy Ion, Ruth
Day award* o f to* I lladxda. F a n y
Pippin. Louis*
tdtr1
Legion Supports ^Jaycee Legislative
Organization Of W o r k Discussed
County Defense By Harold Powers!;
New Force To Hold
Initial Me et i ng
At Armory Tonight
among the veterans organisation
who ar* In n petition to advlaa
In this Important
BvrlgU,
Helen Oak,
William P. Dills
Dies In Newark
Tha Rotary Ctnb did not land
its regular meeting today^bvt
will hav* an talar-etob
with El*Land at to* Hotal
.In
Newark,
N.
J-,
It
was
laarned
fair
Thursday night
.TOKYO. May 18.—OF)—Bent
Upon making the public, even i today. He had spent the winter* o'clock, B. w T rx
today.
•chert* children, m m spy-con ■here for the part SO years. *|»-
Japs Observe Spy
William P. Dills, better known
"Uncle Billy" to hla friends
Prevention Week I,as
in ganford has died at hit home
Mfoua, Jepenae* officials today litlng Mr. and Mrs. A. L Balls
aniseed upon hlgh-oresaur* ob- and Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Lloyd.
Mryunm of an cmpW wtde spy
SmL
k
villa. Vs., and Mlaa Patsy* O.
Handy war* Itauad a marriage
license at tha Court Houat /*»lerday.
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w it* m
by bombs bed forced
111. Prevent destruction
the removal from London into
temporary ooetety beadquartera.
Man From
g Medal
fD, May
(Special)—
rt of "enemy eetkm" upfa Ufa reached even into
yesterday' when Herald
JUdi. Stetson University lew
dot from Jacksonville, die
ted that a long-twaltrd RoyJf* Bering Society medal la
forthcoming.
Clark, active
Florida St'ster safety drivts
isored by the American Red
is, spent last summer a* a
anting and Ilf* savin; Inst fue
l s a Canadian boys’, camp,
ae a result, wee to have re
td certificates and a bronst
illlon fer capable services
I th* English organisation,
is mailing tube bearing
It's twe certificate*—on* for
rmedlate rating bad th* other
first class instructors rating
the Royal
Bodety—also
ght a letter from th* Right
, Lord De*borough, sxecutlvs
L: The letter was postmarked
The bran** medallion, It report*
ed, wee not available doe to “en
emy action that ha* ceased diffi
culties In anpply sources of met.
al* used hi the awards.* Clark
was assured, however, that the
medal would be on Its way as
soon aa conditions permit.
The Stetson
student, well
known In Jacksonville and Volu
sia County Red Cross activities,
wss instructor at Camp Ladenwhl, In the province or Quebec,
last summer, end plane to return
there thl* rear. The Impressive
certificate which he received yes
terday bears the legend: ‘‘patron,
His Gracious Majesty th* King,
and declare* that Clark is award
ed the diploma for "having passed
necessary testa and qualifying In
the society's methods of life aav.
Ing and resuscitation of the ap
parently drowned."
It Is be-Ileved that the Royal Society rat.
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> !• ell thoee hew eheor materials
as light and cool as a Bummer
1. Bamberg sheer*. Triple-sheers,
In* Crepes, Dark Sheers, too, and
prlikt* In RadJngota effects. Molhtreaa U here whether she I* a
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JACKSON. M1BS., May R (AP)
—Govemo Johnson yesterday pre
pared for hla first vlalt |o Missisilppl national guardsmen and a*L
ectesa training at Camp [Handing,
Via, Johnson aakl ha would leave
by motor this afternoon for the
p, to
mi b*
o* gjiest
yjirii of
01 honor
nannr mi
camp,
at a■
m-rndo and review of Ihn thirty.
Irat (Dixie) division Saturday.
BaeoR Actor
Ham salad
Filed o n
of
\ W r f lC r t if K l P L A N T E J O J D E S
rK ill AY AND SATURDAY
W. FIRST STREET
NEXT TO^THB FLORIDA STATE BANK
C Q A X In
lALONG WITH YOUR FAVORITE DRINK OR COFFEE.
We make oar owns
Fried ham
A-lu-B* > , _ . . .
Lettuce A tomato
BAKERY SPECIALS
lessesHome Bakery
i t A. ' C Y U
ENJOYCRISPY tOACTED SANDWICHES AT H O M E R 'S
-THE STALK WILL U iH tit
$ AN INFLAMMABLE <*A5
•feed CHICKEN $1.19 to Jf.26
[EAT LOAF............each 2 5 c
BUM
■WVklKfB. Z r h" < u \\\:
J • Jo BEAimV^
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n m no. i t.n -i.ii, a. fti*«
i.ie-i re. c ala* Mc-nc, I* lb
PLOItlDA PRODUCTS
bag. Comas’l l.t*.
BEANH. Tsiuterareone, Bo. Her.
tlADIBHIH. Do*. Boa. It*. Cri.
. .M l Was ll.1t, ,
BBBTS. Dam boo^ ISe-lte, Bn
teed, I O n 1. 11.
bpr, tte-tsa, ‘
miAWBKKRIlca, n o t Cc-Te.
CABBAOK. Par ton. 1L*S-is.ee
UAlutOTH, Dam. uno. tie to Nr,
11abt. U«. to l*o
Coeoaelte, bo npr, l.tt-I.S*.
CP.LKRT, crt. I’a. i ’a. S>a 1.1* to swkkt rtrrATwita, lot. rt»vi.
. t.tfc. .
tl.SI to ll.lt
CK1.KRT llt A R U * do*. Crt. TOMATOta. ts lb. Crt. t it * t*
l.**-l.I*.r. .
«.** Litas- t is-i t*.
CI.CUMUKRS Bo. .Iter, plain to TOMATO PLANTS. *"'• Tboosond
. P er-'t.te-t.k l,-S t\i Ooa. carton
It.**
TUItNira. Doe. Bon t*< to ate
Bn. llpr. **• to **a
BoS k St? iM J’part W ’
'
WATER Oil BAH. Doa Bon. *1*
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LETTucIB. IcobertL _ I’m t.ll-U t , onAPEPnuiT. Cri.. H. I. Combs
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tS S K
ONIONS, Do*. Bua. IN to l*c
PARSLEY. Don Bon. lie. Ho. Babt.
lead. I lea. (,**•
1 Y
T '\ 3 |
Cut
From
Western
PO U N D
by Mr*. C. F. Proctor on the de
Mrs. McKay Talks To Ifense
meeting which waa held re
Women's Club Group
In membership in the local club
There are an* ft.eetlmaled
five Ml— VI n I i _ . I *V* - »- — and staled dial she was glad to
are the young mothers taking
tuch on nctlve part In the club
woik, for "through their Influ
ence thpy create e better com
munity In which to reek tluffr
children.”
J
'"•*
In closing lira! McKmy stressed
‘‘fellowship” nod "holding te our
ay|p|irlb 11 U
t_n«l
tit not
IriAit Itflb
friends.”
s l It
but
net least
M
said "hold to ynur Juniors, irgnlIng them to d-j gqoil work In (Hi
senior rlob. Teach „tha)n to atuify
rompanlohshlp sn d ’worW logsthsr.
Reach out at>4 do niori tfeltlis
which are tpt>6 for ytmr town,
your state ahd’ ysut hallon.'" l
Mrs. McKay ptiiUntedi lh* lical ilub with an honor roll cer
tificate for attaining the I*
point* which nr# required,to m*k#
a standard c|tf>. „ , .. '
Mrs. C- R. Dawson presided ovj
or the business meeting which
followed the luncheon at I*.™
o'clock nnd ihtroduced the eoef*;
or for tho day. Sho appointed
Mr*. A. M. Philips, Nr*. JII. D.
Freeman and Mia. J. O- Pellet^
aon aa n esmmittro on dsfcn»«
Mr*. Philip* called for calhIng which niny be used for the
Red Cross shipment* and Mr*.
Freeman itreaacsl th* Importance
of turning In tinfoil to be uaod In
defense work. Mr*. Patterson sir
noii-ccd that n benefit party
would be given In th# near future
In order to rplw money with
which to bub magasloe .-*ub*cri»j
Uons f ir t h i anny ctjdp*.
I .. 1 B. t ■ 1— la.
19c &2 5 c
ASSORTED
cently In Orlando. Mrs. J. W.
Ilsll of the civic department asked
Mias Irene Hinton aa a reprtain.
lalive of the Red Croi* work to
illualrnte th* packing of (he boa
rs which are shipped to the warlorn countries. This proved very
Interesting to thoae present.
Mrs. R. M. Burns was wel
comed into the club a* a new
member end Mrs. Dawson an*
nounred that invitations bays been
la-urd to the following Members
*r the Junior Club Who are eli
gible for membership Jn th* Sen
ior Club; Mrs. Fred BeU. Mm.
Andrew Carraway, Mr*. Jeba
well Stewart, -Ifre. W< K. Wliilams, Mra- G. A- Speer, JrM
Mr*. Harry Woodruff and Mr*.
T» F-. McDaniel, ,
i-i. New Junior 1 Club ■ member*
war* announced a* follows] Ulan
Dorothy Powells Miaa France*
Mahoney, Mia* Mary Chapman,
Mis* Martha Telford, Mist Mar
jorie Coghurn, Miss Mary Jan*
Preston, Ml** Doris Hall, Mis*
Katherine yernev, MU* Doris
Sue William*, Mis* Mary We*
then, Mle* Margaret Relts. Mr*.
John Tatum, Mrs. B. E. Atkcn,
Jr., and Mre. F-arl King.
Mrs. George Hyman, the wire
of th# lata Dr. Ocorge Hyman of
fUnford. who In pr*«Wtnt of Int
Jasper Woman’s Club, waa wel
comed aa a vUltor at the meat|H|F.
Host rare* for the day Inelud.
ed Mr*, n. F. Rolllna, Mn. F.
X -RqumllUt. Mr*.. J. H. Mjnkk,
Mm . W. K. Patrick. Mre. Clarie*
glDRS..™.........lb. JOtte
SHOULDERS , lb. 12Vic
HAMS....____ Jb. IB Fie
CV’TS * 1*4.ill
I.A ftUf
cans
Brands
Factory
'or Mother’s Day In lotsly 'sheer
ikJtallored. style* and lace Irina*
at color. Bits* IS to t t .
^ Mr*. F. F.. lUumlllst of (
Turnip Greens
elvle depariakank- reqimatsd I
CREPE SU P S
Mother would love a pret
ty slip, either tailored or
nicely trimmed with lovely
lace. Ours are better-value*
. . . In Tear*** or White.
Sites' I f to BS.
jH iV - L M t-W M ring
2 letter be-sent to the Cou
Commission urging there l* V
the heepllbl project An,V«mw
went w af made by Mre; E. Ow
ton of HoapTuil Day wkltfa '
be observed en Monday, May
It waa decided by th* dub
present a floor lamp to tho h
, DOES , r
YOUR f l
CHILD f
NERD •
GLASSES
4'" •* 9
Cabbage 3c L em ons
9c
y * S w ;' *•
Cucumber* 5c
J’
po ck
.
�Sanford Is The Only Central
Florida City Affording Rail. Highway
And Water Transportation
AW INDEPKNPKNT NlEW St'Al'KK
8 AN FORD,
FLORIDA,
FRIDAY,
^Senator^'Yote
Fireworks Ban
House To Get BUI
TALLAHA8SEE. Mar 9
—
8en*t« , and RouM
xommltyM today proposed
that .tha State rmiae almost
'112.000,000' a year—aaTfll
craBda of more than 91.800,;
000—for general operation*
of Florlda’a government: W
Army Purchases Nazi R^ r Is
Jacksonville Market
Sunk By British
police a n d hwmkgtaUoa. I w p r e W * . lied more
than 100 C e rm a n t ea m en l n . ; | l y York
p a r t of a nation-wide roundap. TSe Carman*
w r r a a r r e t te d on charges *f f» v e ra tay in g
their 80.d a y leaJe in the eountgyjr snd it wa*
re porte d unofficially th a t they would be »rnt
to a w estern internm ent cam p to Join <><•■
group of Italian a r a m r n
a lre ad y
Intrrm-.i
there. Home of the N a n tailors are pirliiiv.l
at tha Nrw York barge office before being
•enl on to Kill, I,land.
('enter Huyu Pro-----duce For lilanding Attack On Convoy In
M e d it e r r a n e a^n la
„ .1, l.enmnn.
. w ------ninungrr of, th r
II
Snnf..i.l S t a i r
Fatm rm
Market
K e p O rteC l K y
Emil 8chram, top offtdte) of
th* Rcconrtrucllon Finance Cork
poration, U th* ntw preaidant of
the New York Stock Exchangelie ruccred* William McCbeantv
Martin, who left for hi* year of
military terrier.
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Answers Given
To Questions
About Hospital
In an aifort te 'fted t w ■+
•ware te the thro* 0 >gMlnn* oakod
ItegoMi hkl W n mfd|m
K S U ." eorT,ft hot nlfht any
taproaalon that recent Brltiah
■Sipping lou r, on the Atlantic
. Jj i " ,n,lnor—• dlaputed point
suddenly important In tfie flaring
congreeaional • controversy over
convoy,.
In high London quarter, II
Wl* **ld that tonnage lost lr
April, was nearly at high aa in
any previous month, apparently
clou to 480.000 ton*. The pre
vlous peak wai 483.000 tona In
Jun*. 1040.
Chairman Land of th* Maritime
Commlaaion Issued a statement
making It plain that hi* previous
summary of
certain thlpplni
loaaaa yra* Incomplete. It had said
that only 12 ship, which cleared
Upltert mate, porta had been re
ported sunk In tha pant foul
months. It was baud, he aald,
on newspaper and other reports.
“Thar* Is reason to believe,*'
ho pdged, “that actual loaae, run
suhMantlally greater than report.
H*r« are tha question* nakad
hgilh * Auxlltenr, which declared
to • latter to Th* Herald that a
hospital waa -Sanford** grateat
L Hava SeViator Houaholdar’a
«lre«d7 approved by tha Houa*. amendments te th* 1227 hospital
art been passed yet?
“2. Hat th* second sole of the
hospital bonds been advertised
TSS-S?**^
rdV
,n« ««tey winh « •»* >Senator
"S. Haa anything bean don* to
•teg In naw doctors to San-
(air-'- I'.-dvA-f ' n
•m i sal* of thateoapltal
Deceased Had Active
Part In Presbyter
ian Church Work
dinner Of State
Prize In Contest
Mr*. J II. MrCaalln, 8 2 . died
laat night a t 11 Of) o'clock a t
the home of her aon, Dr. H e r b e r t
H. Mct'aalm. MI7 Magnolia Av*.
nue, where ahe hail livral for th#
paat 21 yenra. She hail tieen In
falling health fur aome time.
Coming here from Sw eetw ater,
Tenn., with her huahand, Nra.
McCaalin took a n active p a r t te
U»o work of tha Preeby te r ia a
Church of whkth th e had tieen ■
member ainre rhildhmal. Mr. M<Caalln. who had been In the m er
cantile buslgras In Hweetw aten
died five yaprt age, ahortly a fte r
tha coupU > j d / V a r * r r e d ^thalr
H i l l wedding anniversary
Mr*.
McCaalin was
tairn in
Monroe' County, T e n n , Dec. I t ,
Lake Mary Men’s
Song Is Featured
In Community Sing
W Amarlan," written
I net h a t advsrtlsed yet. .
not h* until It is known hr WlUard Connelly and Harry
I Ute> 1227 haapltel net XT-ler, n f U f a u r y , was sung
»t • ew raanlte slag at th* Lake
Mary CngnuonHy Haas* fast ntehi
under th* dlractten *f Chart*,
MorrUon, Mr. C*na*Uy reported
S urvivor, include two children.
Dr. Robert li McCaalin, pa>t>ir,
nf th*' I’rea’j y terian Church in
Memphia, Tenn., and lurineil)
(malar of the Klveralde Pre*h>
terian Church in Jarkeonvilli .
and Dr. II. H. McCaalin of Ron.
ford; two grandchildren, Joe M>
Caalln, a student at t h r I’rraby
:erlan Junior College at Maafon.
N'. C., and Mr* Keevva Munkei
Memphia; one eialer. M i,a Mnv
Mngill of Sanford; three brother*.
L. J. Magill, A tlanta , (ia , Frank
lin Magill of Chicago. Ill, and II
E. Magill of Knoavlllr, 'Tenn
Funeral a enthea will hr held
S a t u r d a y a f te r n o o n at 4 .10 o'clock
a t tha Preabyterlan Church, wiili
Dr. L. E. McNair of Orlamlo and
Dr. E. D. llrownlee of Sanfoul
officiating. P a llbearrra will Ih
cboaen from among m em ber, of
the Basalon nf the Church. «t
which Mrs. M rC a tlln's husband
waa a wiember iu r m any yrara
Burial will be In th* E vergre en
Cemetery. Th* Erick aon F uneral
Horn* Is d irec ting arra nge m e nt*
Active pa llb e a r e r s will be H
F- Andrews, J . A. Dlatllne, A.
Kent Roaaetter, D. U Thraahe>
II. C. DuBoae, and P / H. Smith.
H o a ara ry
p a llb e are r,
will h*
Henry MeLaulln. Fred William*.
O. U. S t u a r t , R. |l . Muirbead.
and Vf. L Henley.
LEGISLATION SIGNED
Th* m g waa written by thr
twa man far last Armistice Day
And has sin** bare -Introduced la
•II *f th* schools ta| the County
hr MU* Darwtky lthterd.
Sanford Jonler Ugh nnd gram
mnr schrel student* have been
N ltin b lly Tfad *f singing the
•ong. Mjj** Sanferd aald. It lr
•boat fair lln** long *nd the
wredi war* wrtllii hy Mr. Conn*ny ngd Ih* mart* by Mr. Wre
WASHINGTON. May 9 .-( A 7 1-eglalation designed to reduce tF:'
hundreds of mm* falnlitlea each
year through federal Inspections
wa aalgn*d Ito Uw yesterday by
'"far. Morrtooa ltd
PltM for th* county.wid* 4-11
C M a i h l r v i m m t day te decide
th* aataetim *f glrU t e h* award,
ad trlpa t* Tnllanaaaa* for th* or.
g n n t e M r e 'a abort tnrrea* at th*
r e d t t th* *chool term , nr* b*t e g m ad* m w Mrs. la v a Andraw*, k m r n dretonalntUon agent,
■SM M 2 .
W ork d a n s fag all o f th* girls
Ih* Uko
at .
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A
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Jto '20c a g a m e
| ticks tq !«• ;;tv
aittl
th e
biearher
• m all n tle n ila m r wu- 1 1,«- 4f,c nd
niisainn p l i r r
Del a n d o n - *n|,|
to piny 1, full
ho oae
M o re a
" P r e la l ortce 111 th e Idem h e r , waa
pro v id ed
A reduced ad m iM io n for Indira
Mrm S «»«ft11im S m i t h . Hf», n r r ■
lip li) t h e fan a. aerk
• IfMl «»f S a n f o n l for rttl y r a r a w“ * ....... .
ing to int,-real more women in
iiM*t#d a w a y a t h r r h o m r , 1S 10
a tte n d in g the gam e,, and con
W tM T h l n l R t r r r t . Ia*t n i g h t at
eequently bringing their huahand,.
7 '.0 o'clock. Born in C lay c o u n t V* *• one fa n re pre ssed II.
l*t.
11. lgeMl. l i r a
S m i t h wa*
It a m when Mr. H erndon o f f e r
a n tam h er o f th e C h u r c h of Gml.
H urvivora Inclinlr h r r hu«l»amt. ed hia proposition, to buy the
"
J- S m i t h : tw o anna.
C rank roncraainri for all school children
l l iitr h anil J . I.. H a t c h , all nf nnd allow them in free, that the
Sufi f o rd ; n n icer, Mra. W. H m eetin g spra ng to real life S e v
II" k » i n
o.f O x t r r n
and
two eral people came to their fret Im.
i i i n d r h ll t l r rn , I J o y d H a t c h a n d 1 mediately to say It waa the h e a l
Mia. Ruaie k K e r a . K ith u f Han. 1 plan offere d yet. A* Mr. Herndon
M rs. SiiHnnnn Smith
Dies A t Her Home
I "..real aervlcea will !>r conduct
ed S a tu rd a y
afternoon at 2 ;3t
•> - lack a t the Churrh of Cod
F i lt h Street and Holly Avenue,
with the Rev. J. F_ Revels, pas
toi officiating.
Ilurlal will be conducted In thr
l a k e View Cemetery. A rra nge,
mint* a r e under th* direction of
the Erickson F u n t r a l Home.
aI u
..4
k * o l»kw
I mmn in ir a
aald, the purpose of t h r free gate
for children wa* to get tha parcm* to bring thalr children and
rom* themselves.
" W h e n you charge a- kid for
admission .eyu don’t put the e s .
pent* on the kid but nn the narent who haa to p a r for the whole
family. Let the children In free
a n d you will reduce the burden
on the pa ren ts and draw them to
m o— g a m e , " **td Mr Herndon.
01 to Caldwell accepted the
vuggealion along with th* nthei
director* present and asked It be
triad Immediately. If tha plan does
not bring an Increase in a tt e n d
ance hv th* end nf f o u r weekr
Captain, Sfeitten,
Williams Share
Honors At Shoot
( '.p l a in H .lph Hfatlen. * ylalter
Ir.np Silver Bprtng*. »»d
William, shared lop honor* at
I he weekly shoot of the Seminole
Gun Club yesterday afternoon at
th* range In th* rear of the Hotel
Mayfair. Ned Smith, secretary
announced today.
Firing on th* pistol rang* at
23 yard,. Captain
match score of 227 and Mr. WlU
llama turned In a 284.
High acorea In th* alow fir*
match** woe# , Mr. William*. 97l
Captain Stettan, 26; Jasper
Wolfe. 95; C. E. McHlarrwW, 94)
Harry William*, 92; Jim Webb,
y2; Charlaa Shaffer, 89; Jim AL
lenby, 89; J. A. Howard. 88. and
Mr. Smith, 88. Standard Ameri
can targets ware ua*d.
Scores on tha rifle rang* war*
Mr. MeSlarrew. 94; Mr. 8mlUj,
93; Oeorg* Cook. 93, and B*h
Crumley, 94. Firing waa arena *8
100 yard*. Clarence McKm *1-
French Grant Nazis
Right To Move Army
LONDON, May 9.—
Reu
ters I British naw* *t*ncy) today
•mated a Barite correspondent of
tea fwtaa Baalsr Naehrichten aa
re parting It h«ll«v*d the Vichy
gavarnawat ..had agreed te tb*
m m -M at Oyrema troop* through
French provlnea* and mandated
terrttoriaa, tocludteg Byrta.
Thfa, It n i reported, wa*
Ihreght to b* Germany'* price
W --
Where the coup d 'e ta t premlai
might lmv« gone » • * >'»* mdwwbr ,| in III* uncolllirtned newt dltuatihea It wa* noted, howevvt.
that th* report cam* a ft* '
lw#n raising money on thalr own
te pay th* vspans*, of thalr mamber* for a trip In Camp Me.
yuante In Jun*. Tb* camp trip
la for tho*o too young to attend
th* abort course,
SabjreU choren to b* taught
at th* abort court** Include bom*
dairying, horn* orchard*, food conserration, poultry, gardening, food
tatsalvipil
uard
In a wide-ranging expedition,
w arplanra flew a , far a , I’oeen,
Poland
On th r horn, front, a w i i m i o*
It A F flghtera ba ltlrd anoth e
targr-acalv , 1**011 by the Luft
waffe fiom duak lo dawn -— th*
eighth night n f ih* atryjlr f ep
N a n atlsok.
Ilf th r raid on H am burg and
| Hrem rn, th* Brltiah aald "wide| apt ra d d e t r a c t i o n " «■< r e a r e d
la n d aald uunieruua fire, WCI* *
•*rn r a ging In t h , • h lp y a r d , and
iiidualnal q u a r t e r , nf bnth rlllrt.
Snnultanroualy. Lnndnn re p o rt
ed t h r 10,0 0 0 -ton Hritiah r r u t r e r
('nrnwall , a n k a (Jrrniar, com.
n i n e * raider In th* Indian Orean,
n-acuing 27 Brltiah m erc hant «**
mrii from th* r a ld r r and taking
piiMinn 83 U n m a n n r w su rv i
vor.
In a n o th e r **a ha ltlr, Flnm*
r e p n rtr d a violent attack nn a
•trongl)’-reported llrlliah convoy
m th r w r a lrr n klr d ita r ra iir a n , and
Mild tnrpr'do and bomb htta **r*
, m l mi Iwn llrIt 1, h battle•hip,, an a ir c r a f t carrier, (wo
. 1 nr, era. a d t a t r o y c r and three
i n n client »hlpa No Brlllwh ahlp
w „ re porte d aunk, however.
1'ubllr d e m nna lra tton. In Bagh
dad againel the month-old Ireq
i-nvei m nent fighting the llrlliah
Kniplrr f u rred Prem ie r llaatild All
A 1 t ia l l, n l lo flee In ha «tr from
11,a little kingdom'* capital, the
K w n tlan
plea* reported
* With n s|»ecial "ladii-s
night"
jin whii h nil ladle* are mlnutted
jfr4*e, and the free gate for the
(children, the directors
of th r
la«rhall
club e tp ir * « r d the belief lb< game againM I>n>tona
tonight
will draw the
largest
clitwil of the sm» »o
After n brief discus* am of th r
financial status of the rlu i by
Societal \ Andrew I 'a ii a w u v the
fails took th r floor to Iron out
till* ill- of the a I frndiitir«, nr<it.
Second
••*
The Inrgmt R. A. F. bombin»r nrmarin over axnemblcd
t° r « single nighl'a r a i d
humped •’ten , of thouaanda**
of inrt>iiiliarii>a nnd "humlrrda
of io n ,” of high explosive* •
on Hnmluirg nnd Hrrmen in
an overnight mmauit.
Sunn- nourcen estim ated
l hot .TOO or 40(1 nlnncM were
To *ea the reaction of the bu»chall fnne In thi* county to a
•reduction In price of ml ml* ikeii
! the ha*ri>al| hends agreed to
I meet the demands of th r fun, jy
I educing the admUsi«mfor Indies
Achievement Day Plans Progressing;
4-H Club Trip Winners To Be Chosen
M 4
ti. I* llerndon laat night tunirbl
the right to let every scroul l»o\
Mini m rl in the county into th«S a nfnnl Ball P a ik f r r r to -»•••
t h r Seminole* piny fm h» Iniwt
the next four meeke, u* l.m*
mrl with baaeball official* !o
wt»rk i»ut a metrodl of attructintr
more fan* to the games Stur^i-w
t»ons by fana for price m im i'ott*
on lailir*' asimianlan amt M .m hct
rentn were aurce<i | u imi.I \t.ll
st a r t tonight.
M r lle rm ln n 1* In pay lh« l.g*.
tia ll association a fla t > ii- •• li
week fo r the p riv ile g e o f . |u iin ^
the gatea to a ll c h ililre n of *t K»m
age The coat o f the cnn«es*»ti.n !«•
M r H erndon I* to he agreetl u|» n
la te r, O tto C a ld w e ll aanl
^ U sSlW J I f M ' j _ ar%)aal Mil.
mat*'Trent lo th * form a f'4 lettar to Bettator Vapdanbcrg. RepubUcoiv Michigan, Which the
latter triumphantly produced ye*. 1»SH. '•!
Sn,V
SodvevMalogi
S S f tha
itF
S
Mspltel
dlaf tB"Jthg LegiateUiw ay
Houabolder arms tent
telegram by Th* Herald to
h+'hq anawor tg th* first qu**^
*iJ but M vst a reply ho* not
wtf M ertte/ I f lr staters tood
toaattr that lk«-am*nds>«nU have
o^'hoatr pnaoad'Oy th* Legtala.
Ure. hoarsesr. Whan « ateteaaent
te. r e i M flaai 'Bamter Haas.
21 Years, D ies fatalie True Is
K O IH C
CAIRO. K g ,pi. May
(A.I’.) —The Keys) Air Fere*
announced
today
It
k*d
probably computed the de.
-■ruction of the Iraq air
force" by two bombing at
tack, on landing field* naor
lltahdtd.
Remnants of the dissident
elem ent, of the Iraq army
ohlcb a neok ago attacked
the llrlliah.keld llabdwnlyah
airdrome have withdrawn Is
llamadi. Fallals, the Urlti«h reported.
£ S ‘ hath
Comnlteion A w a i t s
Action On Changes
r In H o s p i t a l A c t
& a, s s a a '^ £ S
_
d
•
Trail Of Destruction
L eh m an R eceiv es i8 said L e f t in
Hamburg,
iInn ss ttrr uu cc ttii oo nn ss uO nn
Fires
Are Emden;
startcd
McCasBn, Herndon Buys Right To Let Kids In
vssr*,dduMrs.
Resident H ere;
Ball Park Free As Prices Are Cut
0 • Ttio Senate appropriation*
n j
German Cities Are
Battered By R.A.F.
In Biggest Assault
1 i
■upwns. mna wo*
largo ft) now bein^ built for the
soo of the Array’, Air Corpt tec! Urol unite and for civilian par.
pssoo.
Budget Director Harold D.
0 MIOI Mid tbt Airport Improve• * t a ir» needed beemuM of the
ncrease in (Ho nuotber of air
wry* tactical unit* and to pro.
JWO.for an Inervsao Hi the numadvanced training school*
ta the Array, SO^OO-pllet train.
ISgSrugraai,
T h«a wo. no mmtlon of the
Greater Tax On Wine
ullawlng
eept for
Member Associated Press
1941
Over 16^000,000 la
Requested By Pres-
Subetantial Increase
, For State Educa
t i o n a l Institutions
Included_In Bills
appropriate 911,727,MS for each
«f tha Bait two yean. Tha Houa*
committee In Its appropriation,
< m propoqed 8U te expenditure*
147,872 greater than th* Sanat*
committeemen auggeatad, or a to
tal annual increase of 11,827.181.
gubotnattel tecreasca for SUto
adpnaflouol toatltaUona were In
9.
ilors Seized In Roundup
New Airport
iFunds Asked
By Roosevelt
committee brought in a bill to
MAY
LOCAL WEATHER
urday; acattarad shawm
south portion Saturday.
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�AGE TWO
{Tgie Sanford Herald
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Or
,itu r tC M ir r u > !»
s iA T w a
Payable >■ * * * !•* •
C a r r i e r ---------------- --- —
T V Iterate la a M fm l,-, e f Tfc#
jaaaaatotad l-res* whirl) la ra rlaTDVelf r e d 11 -4 ta the a s* tar repWhUranaa a t all e r a , 4 le»alrhr*
tn 4 IM
la ll • » aat athrrwlar
w t i l l a t fa Shit gayer aa 4 » U •II rtahla la yahllrwllaa a t eyralal
d aya tah re herrla are alaa rrarrrr*.
Fewer
which doers July 15.
For 16 years, battling the touch
gameftah that a v e r s e 100 |>< umi*
in weight has been the major
rporti fishin g event in this section,
and ceremony anil festivities will
herald the opening of the derby.
The ceremony of rrownlng a
local beauty to reign at “Queen
Tarpon" and to crown "King Tar.
pon' will take place at 12:00 o’,
clock midnight of the opening day
a le r its of (lances and
winding
functions hearldlng the arrival of
the fish In G olf water*.
Rule* restrict derby fishing tn
open water* o f the Gulf, where
sportsmen hold that the tarpon
has more freedom and range to
stage his fighting antic* *gnlnst
the angler than in confined
waters of bays and rlvsrs.
H orses
It honn't taken the mechanization of cavalry to prove
that the home, an well as the mule, la on the way out. At
leant one U. S. Cavalry division is still making strenuous
efforts to nhow thut there are certain tyjtes of terrain
where the home can make better speed than the truck, but
the burden of proof 1h on them and doubts incrcanc.
What Is happening In the United States Army has
long since happened on the Apicrlcan farm. Agricultural
ists have long since learned that one tractor can do the
work of a number of horses or mules and mor* quickly.
Furtherm ore, you don’t have 1o feed a tractor when you
are not using It, as hnpj)cn» to be.the case a good part of
the year, with mules or !i9 rsqn.
The Census Bureau rcj>6rts ,fhat In the lost ten years
the number of horses and mutes on l). B. farms has de
clined Irom 18,
to 13,931,631. Mules suffered
slight ly more than Imrscs, |x>8slbly because of the wider
variety of uses to which a horse can be put. The decline in
horses was 25 prremit, while the number of mules fell olt
VtAeM
Free Delivery, Mina* 7M-J
BAGGETTS
Liquor Store
Mather Arcade
Crank Case Oil
Charge — Golden
Shell Motor Oil
See “ Buba” Locke
for details!
in
rh e
Gas
Well
Seminole Blvd. at French
with 19,833,133. Mince then, as automobiles, trucks
Now la A Good Time To Stop
ip |p
> •«
tu tu
lo m
IIO M K .
f u t r k r (tRiiH'lRff y• • f
fe d e r a l
S avin gs & 1-oan
HKOI.R t o t S T S —M t
For Convoys
Ciilliei's Weekly has gone ’’all out’* lu fnvur uf Utiitod
Stales naval convoys for shipm ents to Britain. In its chiul
Throe day* have ,o*n tier going, editorial the magazine presents this statem ent: “We can’t
see anything for the United Staten to do but to help Great
throe brief day*
(lo different than Ihe n e t , , . Britain to the hilt in the Buttle of the Atlantic—meaning
the *un ha* shone,
the struggle to convince Hitler permanently that his sub
tin d e u reeplenrimt, and hi* ultrn marines, surface raiders and bombers cannot stop our
ray*
shipments to Great Britain.
endure, though now. her bnglit"If it means Home kind of convoy work for the United
n t » being gone,
hi* face la dimmed forever in nr, States Navy—well, then, that Is what it means. There is
light.
th is consolation, at least; that our Navy in 1917-18 dill
For .what brave reason, »ua. d<> such a superb job of convoy work that not a Europe-bound
. you arise
to link again and eumnum in the American soldier was killed by German submarine action.
Our present-day Navy is not exactly inferior to our Navy
night T
L ight ha* not lived fut Ine pave in the World War If B ritain can win th is battle, there l.i
“ tn her e>‘ep
Mime ground for hoping that Hitler.enn lie choked by com
laughter had meaning only win n
bined sea and air power; that q large-mule invasion of Eu
the apoke
men run be
o r moved about me , , , 0 In*: rope and u series of slaughters of young
. universe. '
avoided.
SO thangete** and *I> changed, nr>
’’Muspollni, punched by Old B rjtlsh and the Greeks by
' more invoke
.
th* aummita uf ipy thought , . laud, H(ii and air, clucked with astounding rapidity. Ilitlei
no more rrb'-hr*r 1
•, h ft 1 . _ ■ittucessful man than Mussolini, and, with all due
yottr play nf light *nd dark: these iu sp r e t! td flhti Italian soldier*, the Germans are belter
eyea are blind 1
(wiiiltitwil 1 ujviittliclr**, it may be th at Statimu itself—not
that looked on Wtndei only with
T p ,‘ ,
her mind.
IJ
it t h t lQ lllW lim'H brand of it—has a fatal brittleness ultoiri
iH|thiit Gcrmnp Stutiam, Nuziixm, breed* hulc
affection or respect in thp countries it overrun*.
ie 'unending sabotage in Holland. Norway, I’oijl, OflfiTiiuik Those suppressed hales should explode as
>tt ad tliuse haters see a chance of u successful rebellion.
■r«All In all. It look* like u Ipng road to victory yet, and a
,Gpod grief! It, ini tuber bank
«ra four nr five >■»■* «g„ when
id'paved with blood and tegra, toil and sweat, as pro
ip didn’t have anything to u o i.
sed by Churchill, Yet, a t also hinted )l>’ t'hurchili; vie-,
’ about hut Mu' Ueproseion.’
•y |nay be closer than anybody now tuiqx'ct*; Wllienlrvot'
i to lie. we run see nothing for the United f J t s t t t ,to do
W * l t d n k aotueoni' s h o u ld nt
l play Us rent in the Battle of the A tlantic to the limit
SWIFT
ginning lo get hints of coming a*-'
alalance , from- Drltlah sources.
They're • dlpeemed In connection
S te w a r t S ay s—
w |U l *lep* the London government
1* taking In the direction of the
B r ilish -U
Council
| formation of an Imperial war Coun
cil. to coordinate England'! own
Proposal Revive*
I and th# dominion*' effort* against
U nion-N ow T alk
the A*ia power*.
Premier Robert M eniles of Auatrolle already la In personal cunBy CHARIJW P. STEWART
veraaUon with Prime Minister
A Central Press Columnist
Winston Cliurchlll. Premier Petar
iJ; .
IN NATIONAL CONVENTION
Fraser of New Zealand la on hi*
In Washington recently, th* Daugh w ay to John Bull's capital. Can
ters of the American RevoluUon ada and South Africa are about to
adopted a resolution emphatically Increase their , m isting , London
In opposition to the ■Union-Now Delegation*. _
movement
All this I* exclusively Britain's
• The U n i o n business But now Leant Eubank,
" v H J f f l N o w f o lk f x v n i
high In th* ranks ef Prim* Minis
■r of all ter Churchill'* advisers, la arguing
• mi
Englisfi - apeak- for a representative In the council
Ing c o u n t r ie s from th* United HI alee.
Into asm* sort
That lx. If on* IS Included. It will
of a confed*ra be, not alone a llrlUah Imperial
council,
but llrlUah-American. To
don with a ]otnt
C h ie f executive
ho aurv. It will be * WAR council,
and a combine- but It may not be difficult lo alop
lio n
It over Indefinitely Into ensuing
peace tim es—If they ever com*.
body
ny
r;
I
th e w h o le m il fit
That'* exactly u h al lha Unioncollectively. Th* Now group wants, and then It
H eR£ la Firoatonc‘al94l
wanta‘to wangle the council bn up c o n t r i b u t i o n t o h ig h w a y
Charles P.,
U n ite d Htatea
to the confederation stag*.>'
Stewart
E n g la n d and
etfcty l H c r e ’a m o r e n o n th e v a r lo u a
i k i d oaf ere, m o r e p r o te c tio n
British dominions, such as Canadv
■ g a in a t b l o w o u t a , m o r e
Australia. New Zealand and South
rnltesg e than w e’ve ever built
Africa, would be Included Each
would have a considerable measure
i n t o a tire — en d at a N E W
of home rule, bul they'd he one
VKNtCE, May H (hneclal)— L O W T r a d e - I n P R lC E t
fam ily In their confederate attitude When the annual National Venice' M O II
I
toward I he rest of (he world
Presumably India, Jotin Bulla Nnknmls Tarpon Derby opens un N O N e llll IA IIIY
•
J
smaller possessions generally and Msy 16, anglers by the hundreds
J .W 6 eclesulficall*
\
)
maybe the Philippine* would I* will move In frum all sections p ie c e d e b e r p -e d g e d
brought Into the alignment They of the country to battle with the
are not all of them very distinctly fish for honor* and trophies for
Engllsh.apeakerm. but never mind landing lha largest of lha season.
that. It'S suggested also that It
might be desirable to admit the
Spsnti*1 sad Pertugueas-spraklng
Latin American republics. U they !
^ . r
'P O x ,
wish ta Join.
I
j , Thare'd be a certain loes of pec a- ‘
• n t notional Identities, at any rale ,
,
.
A
— particularly of Yank** and Brit
F lp rti I n T i|t(W
ish Identities. Those two cape d e i
ty would be stirred together, and
the • Union-Now folk themselves
don't preland to say which Ingredi
8 0 ... quit* Matlbfy
en t would predominate,
f- The scheme was evolved out of
.
. . b i asked nt to
current war condition*,, but the
Unlon-Now-ltea don't propose It
exam ine bis eyei.
merely aa * wartime association;
The gleescs we fur*
Ihey argue It aa a permanency.;
,7 - • Capper Opposed. T se „
nUhed corrected h||
Senator Arthur Copper o f Konvision, • . nod now
■ae puts It that U wodld mean
■'either the absorption of the Brtt-
s.
’iifffc
with h|gh explosives.
Tarpon Derby Will
Begin Upon May 15
Us In tuav nut Ih- losing much
ping while m issin g the Atc hut a uni* n im b le proporof It muy !*- ilc rimy ml un
g tn warehouse- m mi traniilloii line* by German bbmhefore it reachr* its final
nation. A seven hlllion tlcilaffort lo save Itrlluiii which
short nf Itist gnat 1* seven
m ddltari wasted.
LIQUOR
B r a n d y , Champagne,
Wine, Gin, Cordials, etc.
28 percent.
H is interesting lo note that until the time when the
ntilomohile began lo reach a fair degree of popularity, and
even before tractors had come into use, jhc horse popula
tion had been steadily on the increase, reaching its peak
and tractors became more common, the number of horses
in Die country driip|ied to 10,086,971.
Thurc is, however, one encouraging aspect to the sit
uation from the horses’ point of vlow. While there an ffaw FRIDAY, MAY •,
1911
ii of them, they are of infinite better quality. The wide
JUBLE VERHH FOR TODAY spread use of government stallions of the thoroughbred
ty|ic has resulted in a vast improvement of the quulity of
1—
, U V E AN D LKAKN: The .« i horses one sees today, while many of those in common use
that hearelh the ivproof of life thirty years ugo were apt to ho In a very sail condition.
dbldcUl among (lie wise, lie Uial
refuaeth Instruction drsplseth hi.
Owp soul; but ho that hran'th re
proof grttolh
understanding.
Proverb* 16:31, 32.
At Oar Package Store
Yoa’ll Find H ie Beal Jn
GROWTH-.STIMULATING liorimwies and Iienlth-giviiiH
vitamins, rmiuisilt'a uf the modern moal, arc now available
in n new food lor plant*. Galled "Plant Dinner” by chcmlfita
William H. Borer, Inc., the plant food conus* In powder
form lo he “fed” nl watering time. Plant dietician* claim
th at " i’luiit Dlmior5’’ heighten* the beauty, growth, and
heullh of every tyiw of plant in any kind of atoll; produces
increaHvd rndntunui to drought. in»ect*, unfavorable tem
perature.—Korbea Magazine.
Q u o ru m s
M OTE o ° O K
• A d we wcnarvil to pay taxes
ts.ieatsbUah the four freedom*
Jn. Rons* Kong, In Berlin.
In
Rstne, In Dong Jtanr. In Moscow
and In Yufanlavla. Turkey, Ara
bia sad Fthlnpls?—Senator purtnh K. Wheeler to an Amarlca
F l n t ' ueelbig. Not sxsxtly but
wg wo»ld certainly pay laiet
tg .hasp Berlin frcm dsslroylng
toll four freedom* In Washington.
THE CATTLE POPULATION—beef and dairy—In
creased at a greater ratio during the last decode than the
human population. The increase in ten year* wag 6,424,484,
bringing the total to 60,674,784. Cattle ware reported by
4,843,917 farm*. Leading stales, in order of cattle produc
tion. were: Texaa, 6,281,637: Iowa, 4,218.010: Wisconsin,
0,236.680; Minnesota, 8,090,894; Nebraska, 2,669,186; Kan
sas, 2,007,571; Missouri, 2.471.024; Illinois, 2.466,881; Okla
homa, 2,194,647, and California, 2,066,239.—U. 8. Canaus
An editor devotts two columns Bureau.
U dtrslopln* the fatalistic argu-
■ ir a a 1
nuat t u t American.
cannot
e f is g i whathcr to gc to war or
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
rtfdy and that HO leader ran put
i M t |ab> war or ksep them out.
IfTwar will come, H will com*,
People msy bars mors, fbn followed by • moving van carry
an ) there Is nothing we can da
SfitH It, according to this edi- than anybody, but certainly don’t ing ],0U pieces of baggage ldo will not disappoint
bsvo any nor* fun than s flock which is a hollnva lot of ponooa'
of publisher* when tkay really debris in nny language. When wi
lot down their heir and go about had the stuff stacked up on the
tl)S butlnoa* of feltin' together sidewalk ready for loading i
looked hop«lail but temobow w<
end gain* pious.
For the peat two weeks I’ve got U going, nag thanks to Du
w of I n d y to fiU up too, been having wore fun than a sisheaded cat with S bowl of fish
ro ever bavt a dinialnrthlp flake* takln’ 100 adItore over the
t country, be will net rida stats on g pooLeonean lion tour,
a big while bone bearings and L'w tailin' van l hog aae tha
I n . ba n ne r te tbe nocom* finest bunch of folk* tn the world.
■at of tend "Hellai” aad
Outside of • flat tire tha first
mlutoa, but will eror la on day out sad a lost hag or two aatag* ad popular adulation tout*, the tour nertu alcng with*
Vbunds people to obvious £
mishap and everybody had
ttoM ef ala life. Th* probof toyin' to show anybody
the State of Florida In a wooa
Cypress Gardena W1M
Observe Mother's Day
he If among thoo^
who visit us once
D r. I N C iQ £ \ M
lUnUng
It*
FOOT
«*MH •«!
Asg'n.
KAfiXUl.lX AVK.
�r.
Social And Personal Activities
L O U R IN G
B E A L ,
S o c ie t y
foetal Calendar
E d ito r
Crowd Attends Legion
Auxiliary Benefit
A large crnwd a ttrtldrd ihe
FRID AY
I benefit
Uri.IgT!
*n<l
C h in w
T h e We*lcyari Service Gti.l.l of | Checker* p a r ly which wa* given
th e Methodist Church will m u i ; | „ t evening in the Elks llall by
a t the church annex ut MU) P. the American l.eginn Auxiliary.
Ji,
_
' The unit'* color of gold and blue
^
u n v n n
were reflecteit throughout in the
ai ii
> V,U' . 1 1 .
n i
floral decorations ami in the reNational IloapllaI l ay w i l l ! - i f i t m e n t * . The American Flag
observed a t the F entalil-Lauctil.'n ,
om. .......... . U)c room.
Memorial Hospital from S!:3l> unf-,ir
lllr)l
m n lrart
til 4:00 o clock in Ihr *ftim m »n ,
M|5 v
^
Droctor re^ n d from 7:00 I* M until H :0fl
w pr {x r . n n,( Mra. W.
o c lo c k In the evening. T h r pub- Hollywood w m the recipient of
lie U invited.
Mfoml high priii’. Mrs. George
imbSewing aeisions will rontinue II. Mrf'ull nnd Mrs. II. M. Bum*
In the Woman's Cluh for the R c l lye w r r r awarded Ih r thin! and
Cross from 9:30 A. M. until 11.00 fourth high p r i i r s respect ively.
M. with Mrs. J a c k llall as Mena high prire went to D. C.
sponsor.
Howard while aemnd high wa* re
W omen's Society of Christian ceived by II. V. Moorr.
Chinese Checker* winner* w r r r
Service of Ihc Methodist Church
will hold its regular hustness and I Mrs. N. S Qunirtriman, high, Mrs.
Amelia
N ohh, amtncl high and
social meeting in the church at
Mr«. It. M. Hum's tbiril high, for
J :00 P. M
* Sewing sessions will continue which they w r r r awarded priiea.
Two games nf s e n e n o wrre
In the W om an's f l u b for i h r l(ed
C roa t from 9 30 A M until railed with lim e * being won by
11:30 A . M. with Mis Jack llall Mi>. J. F F u n n e r. Mm . Henry
ItuMrll, Mm . II A
Swanson,
a i sponsor.
The Daughters of Wesley Class .Mr*. A It. Ford and Mr* W. V.
Fields,
Mr-*
AI
Hunt
w as the
• f the Method isl < h u u n will
m eet a t the annex at a (ill P M winner of the door prire.
The
Vow ell Company
wap
Citclea of the W. M C ut I be
F i r s t Baptist Chinch will' nboot ! ban kit! hv I he h e a l unit for the
Monday at 3:30 P M hi the fol. doTifitioii of n pair of hose lo be
used
a p rite and the Coca Co
lowing homes
hum** of la Untiling Company anti The N f .
• Circles One at the
airs. A. J. Peterson t*ii West hi Dot t ling Company for the
drinks which were served at the
First Street
All
Circle Two at the home of Mrs. conclusion of the games
and
refreshment*
J. E. Page, 01.3 Magnolia Ave other prise*
wen* furnished by mem be is of
nue.
the Auxiliary
C ir c le
Three
ntthr
hoim*of
Mrs. ( ’ I. Irwin was chairman
♦ f r a . II. E. Turner, J i n Most Sev
of the refreshment*
committee
e nteenth Street
Circle Four al the home of Nils ami was assisted in serving cake*
R. 1.. Garrison on Itnhond Axe- ires I in yellow and blue and a
think to the guest- by .Mrs A R
nue.
Circle
Five al
the homo of hYrd Mrs J \V Man ids, Mrs F
Ulr*. J. C. Mitchell. M il Magno M Flower* and Mrs y c |lu rlia Avenue
|Mf x.
Circle Si* a i ih,. hoi......... Mrs
P e rs o n * n t I end i Mg th e p a r t y in .
Mi
am i
M rs
|l
A
E dw ard
Kelsey on
VVY-t F u s t H a d e d
Street.
S w anson, M r
nnd
M rs
R
f*
Circles nf
the Pi i - 1*1 tet o«n M o o re , M r u n d M rs , J o e l F ie ld .
C h u r c h will meet at the f o llo w in g M r a m i M l Fm dyee
R u s s e ll,
V o m ei:
M r( V e il F lo w e r s , M r *
R
M
Circle One, Mis I. 1
Hoyle, H u m s , M rs C h r is T h o m p s o n . M rs .
chairman, meets with Mi
|i l. o u im e Ite n l, M rs L il l ia n V jr k I.. T hras h er a t In•r home on e r y , M rs A It F o r d , M rs J W
F o rd . M rs
F
F
P i n r to r , M r*,
Grandview A venue a t 3 :3dP. M
Two, Mias Critic
Paid I t n a lie W illia m s , M r * M S M r« t e n g c r and Mrs A n (d m N o b le
_ ____
A ls o , M m
l.e s lo - W e n t, M r * I„.
M B u m * , M is J ( I . M ic h a e l M m .
H e n ry M r I ju jlit i. J i , M r* H e n ry
R u s s e ll, M rs
M
Jacobson, M r*.
C . I, I r w i n , M r * , J F le is c h e r . M r * .
J , T o l l , M r * . C h a rle s F a rm e r , M ra .
C to re e
W e in a te tn .
M r*
II. M .
R u m h le v . M m
A l H u n t, M r*. W ,
, A . U a v iu .
M n *.
W , IL H o lly .
IV It. 8 t«phcn*0 n, Mrs Georg**
MrCall. Mr*
K C. Harper and
M»s J. N ffillon
Also Mrs (’ I liar mean, Mr*.
J K Courier. Mr* F F Far!,
Mrs W. II. Brinson. Mm Roy
Till I*. Mr*. II If Kmiire*. Mr*.
I O. Huff. Mr* f), P, Herndon,
Mrs Cl. II flmwrn
Mr*
Rurke
Slurb*. Mi*
It A
f'obb Mrs
N S O n n rtrrm an , Mr* VV P
Fields, Mi'* T he" Vickery, M is s
H u 'till W arren
Faster! v . Vliss
Marvle-c Huircmn
Miss
lhd«n
Qualerm an. M«•.- Flint h d h Smith
amt |t C Howard
x r ll, i t iin i i i i i i i i . IMf'l I- VI I' Ii
F. T w lilt,un , a t 3JD O tlk
nue, al 3 ..Ill i' M
( ‘irt'lr Mini'. M r, II It |
Mr
A-1
.................................. ..
n it li
M iH a rry
H i- r n - i i.
J J ltl
I 'a l ii i r ll n
A v c n in - , it 3 :3t) |> M
w illi f « j R. M
H u n t , , cu l i u * l m ,
I ' l r r l t F o n t , M r> . F T
M m
w r l h i - r , i h a i r m a n , n i r r t * w it h M i *
W. A
l . u il w i| . . fiOM F j,» t F in n
I r i ' i i l h .S tr m t a l 3 .3 0 l> M
r i r r l r F 'lv r . M r, A 11. Smith
Mrs J <;. Sharon, Ji . r h a lr.
man fni the Seminole County
chapter of the
Red Cross anI flounced today that work for the
Red Cross has liven carried on m
Ovinlo for the
jmst several
months, w ith Mr*. W. J l.nw ton
' u* head o( the Oviedo Chapter.
Mrs, Lawton, with the Hid of
W It Hyson left yi’sl r r d a y
Mr* H J Mctlowun, cut* the
the East on a business trip
garm ents and distribute* them to
the e the' women in the town who
Mr* Ava
W right
Davis is i do the finishing. Since February
planning to spend the weekend the total of Li baby raps, 7 baby
in DcLand with friend*.
aatpie-H, s b a b y k im o n o s , i f j d re s s *
Friend*
W right will
th at she is
Oak Avenue
Mr and Mr*. Charles Abbott of
Mt. Dora were Ihr gurat* of Mr.
and Mr.v II J Lehman Wednes
day
W alter Turner nf the Univer
sity of Florida will spend M oth
e r ’s Day with hi* parent*, Mr.
and Mi* R W Turner.
^ Word Ini* tee n received that
Fdw ard lliggths wa* recently in.
jtiated into Alpha Eta chapter of
Pi Kappa Alpha nt the University
of Florida in (tamesville.
Mr. and Mrs W H Messenger
are ex pec toil to arrive tomorrow
from alark*«ivivi||e to spend the
weekend with Mr* M S Me».
miiger and Verne Messenger
Mi* Urady Oaiiant and Mr*
W L Morgnn will *prnd the
weekend lit Eiiiury University in
Atlanta a* the guest* of their
*mi*. Cindy Ciillant, J r , and John
Morgan
Mr ami Mr**. W R Dyson had
a* th e n recent g ia ds, Miss D nnt hy Knsteibr Oitk , Mi**
Oledn
Dyson. Fied Kiehle Aubry Vu»
e e n j n n d Jiimr-i Dvsi'h, nil s t u d e n 's
at Stet>on Cm versity in Deljirnl
R ev
and M r*
It
A
M a titr n
w h o h a v e *|N'rit tin * w in te r in S a n
f o r d h a v e le f t f o i O c e a n M ro x e ,
N *1 . f*u th e s u m m e r month*
l b e y p la n fu le t u r n n e x t w in
te r
M i u rn l M i - F R u * - e ll M 11«■| ■
*11. J r
h ft U 'llr n b i
fo r
|ln v
to ria H em |i w h e io the\ w il l v is it
U - fo r e i H t n i i i n i f to th e n h o m e m
R a to n R o u g i
|j» T h e y h a v e Iw e n
t in g u c - l * o f M l u nd M is F R
M itc h e ll
L F T U IK
a n n e x a l 7 :3 0 1* M
I . J a r k n o n . M r * VV
M r* . R. T
Tbm na*
I I . H a t r b r r u h u * t-
g w i ‘ii
i |n
In m
BAPPT
B IR T H D A Y
H en ry M cU uR n. Ill
M arl* T o n iw m d
W
S iin in o le C o u n ty , w it h a p o p n la t u n
»f
2 2 .0 0 0 , s h o u ld
H u *•
a b o u t I I d o c t u lii,
It h a s o ld s I I .
o f w h ic h n in e a re in S a n f o iil
A t le a s t (w<» m o re d u e t o i* m e
needed m D ie c o u n t y , th e p in m .
c in n d e c la re d
(tn c
<d th e re a s o n ^
fm
th e
l in k * f d o c t o r * l * th a t ( h u e M
th e m h a v e lie e n c a lle d in to Hu
A m ii\
T h e v a re D r K m m i h L
B i M. P i
T
F
M e D a tiu I. nod
D r D ( • Sco| i ,
O n ly o n e dm, t'O , D r 41 F P u tn a m , tin s I ecu
I’ll I l f I in to ta k e D ie p la c e n f
tin - e M ju n iio iio d
to Du
\tn i\
l h a l h has ta k e n tw o o th e r s in Ho
pa l ( u n y e a rs
N it e f f o r t * a r e b e in g m a d e hv
th e S e m in o le C o u n ty M e d ic a l N sm i a t io li as m i o r g a i n / n t io n L*
a ttr a c t
m o re d o c t o r * in to S a n *
fo r d , th e
p h y s ic ia n
e x p la in e d
S e v e ra l d o c to r s , h o w e v p t, h a v e un
d r ' ta k e n p e r - i- n n lly to I n i lie ro w
i l . ' d i ' P h e re , th o u g h n * \ i t in ife
ti,i
ivi i t p le d th e i n v i t n t leu
l t d id idle fin ! lo(tin I e n n j p i 111 \ i
p .e -t, i t w il l p n d m h lv • « d ifh e o ld
t* ‘ g i t u t il d o c t o r * lo ii»"V» t o i l
u n le s s th e y m e p n * t Do
d ra ft
a p e , s in c e D ie A r i n v i ' h ik in g a
g re a t n u n y y o u n g p in u ion
and
• 'H n l s a te
c o n te n t
to
n m um
w hi re th e y m e b e ca u se o f tin
e v u l h i n t tn c r e iis e in i In *11 in i v u ie
|U a r t n i s
Movie Industry
(Jives $30,000 A
Week To Charity
W V S H IN U T O N .
M ax
;•
II.
in o t'o n p u t i n e
r r iu u s ifx
i * .f i
l l d i d u ig lllm o s l f tP.lUM :i u n k
fo r x n in u is ( l u l l it M's. it w u
<lii liiM 'ij tiv i I th e w ee k end
T h is is o n th e t» i*s i' e l ii i *1p-a t
t i\ H ie M o tio n I ' l i t l l "
I 'lf n in i
i n t i Iu*r i t i r s ( i»to11 d ti> in 11 . I
v x id 'll, w h ic h M iiU i’i ii n T i l 1 h,(
*I
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The annual M») Ilay F‘r*t.,»l
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Athlatlc Buildins
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tha ou lg o ln s prraidrnl, Mr*. B*n
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war* Inalallad by M n . Koonti.
Mrs. Jam** Pleaber. p n a l d m t i
Mr*. R. W. Eat**, vlca.prwaidrnt;
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program
wtiirh wa* held at the U n i v e f i t y
'»f Florida this afternoon
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with
Mr*
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Brad Crawford
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of garment* for war relief from u p q u ic k ly lh e s m a ll h u t s i g n i f j ,
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In Eight I n n i n g s
Mutt William*, ihort atop, col.
ftfeetad a Single, a triple and a
turner, batting In two run*, to
'y. hcln Win the ball game against
Ocala last night and Al Kettle*
! aame In during the last Inning to
Itfiv* tbe game whan Bill Daughor.
s' had pitched eight Inning* aL
Mrlng only four fill* but flipped
m in the ninth to let In two
fena and fill lb* base*.
. Tonight thy Seminole* will face
ht Dayton* Islander* before a
■Mill audience, -constating of InM* given fra* adtnlaalon aa "lallaa* night” and children given
dmlttance at no charge to themblvea tbnugh the gone roalty yd
fjf Pi Herndon, who la ta: nay
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SEMINOLES
MUNICIPAL BALL PAHK
Fine X-Cel Baby Chicks For Salel
Poultry Men—Us# our
XXal Fegds and w*
wilt buy your egg*
Ih* year round.
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Penders
S tralg h len ed /
■1UK.UW repaired la look 111
new. any hln.1 „r body war!
Utilrkly, Mjirrtty anil (dtll'kl
»y 4nni, by T. I. llsrley.
Dynamic Wheel Halanclni
MaWi* driving Mfrr an<
enaivr, reduce* iTrv » > u ay ti
*•>. ln «* In now.
RATLIFF & SON
ovtawd. H ilk w n r —r a * — * * t-J
WINES - GINS - LIQUORS
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C E N T R A L A F R IC A . IS
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TWfc DISTINGUISHING
IB» W, FIRST BTSEIfT
M A R K OF A M A R R IE D
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W OM AN
47 Cases Listed
Upon Docket At
Municipal Court
lil« right-length derby triumph
around Churchill Down*.
"Then, loo," Urn cvplaincd
"Our Boot* I* going to be a lot
tougher this lime. Wc all know
he didn’t run hU real race In the
derby and y°u can loti lhat one
out. lie worked a mil* In 1.39
here Wednesday and It look* like
he’* aharp and fit"
The colt waa shipped up frutn
Lou lavill a In A-l condition.
Wednesday night's heavy downpour left th* racing atrip here
sloppy, and only lucky Charley
Howard's hopeful, 1’orter’a Cap,
among th* Pr**kneaa candidates,
lid nnv real work. Hllenl .Tom
Rmlth blew th* colt aut half a
mile In a snappy 4H 3-6, one Bee.
anil off the track leenrd.
Few had rapeeteil
Kansas,
t-oaa Iha Mjlladale stable ownrd
David (Jrcen, charged with loiter
ing und Bleeping Ip. an automobile, nran convicted and lined * 10
nr SO day*. Hllemon I’ompuy,
charged with reckless driving, hod
lua ram continued. blierman
Wynn charged - with running u
t.l«p xigu. waa Judged guilty nnd
fiord Sli or 10 daya. W jin waa
1,Ian charged with rrcklr-M driv
ing. found guilty, nnd fined Sf>
er Ifi day*.
(irorge Weaver,
charged with speeding, entreated
a Imnd of tfi. Jnme-i Andrews,
charged with drunkenness, waa
found guilty and fined *1 or II
d»yv Frank Morris, Jr., accused
of njierdlng e,treated n bond of
IS. Jake Johnson, charged with
liquor, waa found. ..guilty tod
fined I1M l d » ,i l * ./ U ^ tgrfll*
Bailey, charged* #)tb' ielUrmTW
qaor, Waa ctfuvtfcd, aBd^Qnel)
fr>() or nil day*. Jraaln Mae Martin, rbarged with aelllng liquor,
wile convicted and 'fined 1160 or
lilt daya. Case* reopened Included
Freddie Matthew IcwU, who had
uf no day*, and another changed
to tin Irtstead of 00 day*,
a fined changed to glO^ Instead
Among claaaea offered by the
New York Aaaoclatlon for the
Wind la beauty culture, wherein
II Ini) girl* learn to ehampoo and
arrang* their hair, . manicure
their fingernail*, and apply make■p ih tm faipaO M F A liiQ ^ —
olh er equipm ent.
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VinsT
Mill and Pm
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g Floune Hupplicn and Kapalr Scrrlc*
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S T IN E and GEORGE S T IN E , O w ners
. n u . u u i n ’. i a ’ d r ^ U l ’ i t n t t l i B i t t u o s n w u t t ’
with Whirlaway, Kansas, Ocean
II]d,. nnd Hoy Martin's Our Bool",
the iv a k n e a a field also will inelude Robert Kleberg1* Dlspoae,
E l). Shaffer’* Curloua Coin and
Mrs K. C. Phlpp'a K ing Cole.
N. E. A. Head Praisen
rdate Highway Patrol
house, estreated a bond of IB, as
,
did Jason Wynn, also docketed
Oei* I^e* Wad*,
on the same charge. Elijah Da- aelllng liquor, waa
via, charged with assault, was *nd filled »7B or
May B —1 found guilty and fined |2 5 or ',6 H*Jawe*, charged
JAC K SO N VIU -E,
(flpeclalt—Kay B. Howard, prvaIdent of th* National Editorial
Aasoclallon, commenting an the
posl-convrnllon tour of Florida,
paid glowing tribute
ll
the
Florid* Highway Patrol for the
manrer In which th a t crgan lta'Ion hanrllod the tm ffle problem
and provided eaoort acrvlee Ihal
Permitted th* tl-h u a motorcade
to Journey ever 1,100 mile* with-
nut delay or mlthap.
•’Florida ha* reaana tr» be
nrnud of her aplendld highway
natrol," he said. "I era* deeply
impressed with th* efftriewcy awo
eeurtesy of every member whom
I contacted and marveled at the
manner In which teacy cleared
traffic and co-operal-d In countVa* wav* to make ih# lour a
surceis."
•
Many other member* of |b*
editorial party were oqt'l'F l" 1
pressed and many c l them re
quested InIrratal Ion *k to how
the denariment waa tralnad and
maintained, atalleg that t W
would Ilk* lo *** *a*h an organ*
list Ion In their own atete P*1’
tamed after Florid*’*. Tha Pftroimen were called hpon to poa*
H ig h w a y
J. W. E dw ards, charged with
dlrnrderlv conduct, was dismissed. |
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Ja n ie S v k e s'
Lawson, charged
with selling flouor. had h r r c*«e
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continued. D. J. Duirhra, charged
with speeding, had h U . c a s * con-.
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tinned. Johnnie Mlckens. ehnrged
wlh being drunk and disorderly.
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wan found guilty and fined 1 1 0
or 30 day*. Johnnie Mlrkriti.
so charged with dam aging urlvate
I
n re p erty , was dlamlasssl. E ugene ' ■
Foulls, r h e rg e d with being an In■
m ate nf a disorderly house, e«.
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tre a te d a bond of » 9. George Alten. charged with th* same of- ' / ■
fense 111*" e.ti-esed a IB bond.
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O i . r l i e Blackmon, * 1« ehargeA
with being an tnmats of * dU.
orderly house, estreated a bond -of IB.
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Nun i ie n d e rs - n , c h a r r e d with .
being nn Inmate of a d iso rd e rly .
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William Thomas E dw ards, seal
eused of being nn inmate of a j ' H
dlaryderlv house.
eonvteted 1 1 " t o
and fined IB or 18 day*. Th«H-k m
was suspended.
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Iv I'iar*. w a s found gutltv a n d , ! - - . . *
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MclNTOSII, May B— (Sapeelal)
The annual Lotus Blot Kim feat.
I**l wl|l bo staged her* June" 28 ,
A feature *f tbe event will bo an
elaborate historical pageant car.
ering a period from prior to th*
arrival of the whlla man on down
to the precent day. The pageant
le under the direction of Mr*. M.
M. G lit
A con teat will be held to select
the 1B4I Lotus Blossom Quern.
Th* coronation will follow and Ih*
new queen and her maids will be
rurate of th* management of Bird
Island cruise.
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C O IF F U R E
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a - h it fo r (Judo ill n in th
,*'.v — 1 can fu r M id ilry In ninth.
Sanford
300 100 001—4
Ocala
000 000 003—2
Huns, L a V a lle y,
Juallce, W il.
Items 2, L e o iih a 'd t, Colow.
E r.
rura, C a ra vrllo , I jiu g h lr y , Justice.
Kuna h n ltn l In, W illia m s 2. MeItn iu iy. Krdinan, W ilkes. Two hasp
bits, W illia m s, l.e o n h a n ll. Home
n m , iWUliunta. Doable plays, WUllrtinw, Juallce and L n y c llr. lA-fl
oil bears, Sanford 3, Ocala 7.
Base on halls, o f f D augherty I.
S tru ck out by Daugherty 7, KeU
lir a 2, K ik c n tn th 6.
lilt s , o ff
D augherty In I 1.3 In n in g * 0 nnd
!f runa.
H it
by
p ltr n r r ,
by
D a u g h erty (E rd m a n n ). W inning
pitcher, D augherty.
without
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NEW YORK, May 9 — (Al—
Th* Nrw York Post said In a
copyright story yesterday that
the Italian diplomatic service In
this country has ceased to func
tion a* an independent body anil
that all of Ita mall, diplomatic
and olher, all of Ua personnel
and funds have been taken over
by German representatives.
,'
While the Italians still ocrupy
their rffleea and have the *largrst consular sta ff of any foreign
country eacept Mexico, tha atory
toys, they can taka no action
C-O-R-O-N-A
' P ortable
BALTIMORE. May 9 —Mb—
Even though hr’a looking for
a tougher horar race In the
Preskneta than hla stretch- filer
had In the Kentucky Derby, train
er Ben Jnnea already haa hla eye
on the coveted "triple crown"
for Wlilrlavrny.
He figured yesterday that If
Warren Wright's Kentucky can
nonball add* Plmllrn’a three-year.
234
Lotus Blossom Fete
Slated At McIntosh
Trainer Figures Our
Boot For B e t t e r
Race Is Preakness
I’ ll,
Italian Envoyn Said
Taken Over By Nazis
M th e new lu a i models In
Jones Looks For
Triple Crown Win
ByHis Whirlaway
D. Varner, Orlando
I w k iw a »ikfcai. Du. Wail igja u y i i
fn la w
Sanford atqrted faat In thr
tenlng Inning when LaValley hii
afngka aa first man up In Iwt.
M Juallce clouted a alnglc to
S r LaValley and made the
, plat* hlmaalf on a hit by
lama.
On* run * « m > .la the fourth*
m b * and iho homer try William*
I th* ninth rare lb* Banfonl
a n thalr 'total talllc. m the
■me. Th* YVarllng* made iheln
Ba of, the game In thr
EktlHian Daughariy, who
hid ** four.hU ball gartto
the fTrat eight frames,
-and allowed * scattering
ilta count for two' runs,
ley, small tut mighty.
HI
accounted for 1.1 pulouta during
(he game, catching every ball lhat
came hla way.
Williama made
• It assists in the field and .Skip,
per Whitlock accounted for four.
Hanford
ah h o a
IjiVullcy II,
4 1
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Juallre 21,
1 I
3 3
B00 II1 rf ,
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0 0
Will Inn a a*.
1 1 I A
Whitlock ,1h
1 0
0 4
I’fell cf. . . .
. 4 0 1 0
Mcllaney If.
4 1 1 0
Glrk c. .
,1 0
U 0
D augherty p. . . . .
,1 0 0 I
Koltlea- p, . .
0 0 0 0
flo tlo cf.
I ju n lin n li
With Uie haaea loaded and no
Bit out Kellie* aent the first
n> men bark to Ih* bench via
la etrikeout route and had two
rikaa on the third taller he
IMd'Wbm th* man hit a ground
ill to Ermle LaValley for *n
O rls n il
l,#e«hurt A| Or-aln,
MARINELAND, May B —
<Special)!—N m n i l cameramen
representing Paramount, Foe,
Meant and Path* n*«a Invaded
Marine Studio* lait week to film
underwater feature* which will
t* ihown In picture hottaea
throughtout the nation
A bevy of beautiful bath lea
girl* i* im about the but* tank*
playIny U r with the porpofeae,
while other* Joined Uw colorful
eceae to poee under water feeding
lb* flah.
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Sanford I* The Only O n lrn l
Florida City Arfordinj; Kail. HiKtnvay
Ami W ater Trnnxporltilitin
A na la Florida
AN INDEPENDENT NEWSI'APhU
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SANFORD.
ctives Are
British
[an Who Predicted
German Attack Oh
Greece}, Yugoslavia
0 Foresees Movement
LONDON May 14— < A .t\)
Brlllali Admiralty an.
tonight Uut not a
■Ufta British ship »aa damMtad to repealed alUcka
mwmS
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Tha Italian.* claim**! tomb
ar tarpada Kite N ala war.
•"'*•*** m many airrthtnl.
55?, ]■ ■••ark* m ■ strong
« Brltiak convey.
I f J 1" l|,r
to high
pfudi attained the previous
nl*rl>t, a vs in last niirht nent
fmwerful format iona over
Nazi objectivea In overnijrht
raids from invanion porta on
tho French coast to the
heart of Rcrlin.
• The chief target was
Mannheim, a g reat
rivrr-rall
Foe* d u r in g the 1040 pyealdentlal cam paign, New York'*
tran s p o rta tio n c en ter and m a n
u f a c tu r in g elty In southwestern Mayor Fiorello II. LaG uardl* (le f t) and Wrnrirll 1,. Willkle, ItcG e n o a * / . “ A successful a tt a c k ’' publiran leader, a r c nhnwn at the New T orh “Freedom Ilally"
home, the Briltah where they joined force* againat l litlr r . Intri d ured by L aliuardie. Willkle urged upoq tiH.OOO persons at Madiaon S quare G u l
British .gnd (Iceman
airmen
bn tiled fiercely
In
dogfigM* den the Immediate neeraalty of giving Britain more and nitre
high I w r D o v e r* white cliff* a a ip* and w ar equipment and ronvoylng them uursc-tvu* to insure
delivery.
assMtv fla .w s j’L:'Datch
' S S r ' t U1
a irm en
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flyla*
m
AmrrU
**n* h ‘U'
l«» S t N a t l airport* there.
m A t ’ I/onden,
the
A dm iralty
T ald Britain, her Altlaa a nd nan.
trsla hail lout J . 00B ship* ag
y r r y a t i n y 4.734.407 in the year
• Inca the N a n invasion o f the
I.a w C o u n trie *— o f which 4 8 B .I2 4
Aon* w ere loat l ia t month.
• From the atart of the w a r to
the end of April the a f |r re * a tr
Britiah. Allied nnd neutral lo«*
ea were nearly fi.000,000 ton*,
( C n l l a M * »■ i*»a« T a r**i
C ast Rites Held For
Mfs. J. H. McCaBlin
Funeral ecnrlcr* for Mr*. J
H. NcCaalln. 82, who died ThuraS t a r night a t the home or her
aon. Dr. II. It. MeCaatln. t t l M ag
nolia Avenue, were held thla a f t
ernoon a t 4:30 o'elock a t the
F i r s t P r e e ty t r r la n Churrh. Dr. E.
D. Brownlee anrl Dr. Llndaoy E.
A I c N a lr
of Orlando
officiated,
u u r l a l wae In E v tr g r a c n Ceme.
tanr.
Active pallbearer* were 8 . K
Andrew*, J . A. BlitHna, A. Kent
BoeaaUer, H. C. Du Boa a. P. B.
Sm ith and Dr. E dw ard H. Clarkflkon of Jackson* ilia
Honorary
natlbesniTS w ere Henna. Met aulln,
n. U T h ras h er, F r e F Williams.
G. II. B t a a r t , JL H. Malrheed. H.
M. Goodwin a n d W. L HeaU y
MAY
10.
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Member Assoriiitrtl I'rrxx
HcndrickH Poultry Ranch A1 Lake Mary
Senate Group
Requests Data
About Strikes
Harper Selected Asi Decision Of Aluhanta
Head Of Unit Re- Itetddent Depends
pl acin g Guards
On Draft Situation
S e m in o le
C o u n ty n
D e fe ii-**
K o tc e . w h ic h w il l la k e Ih c p la c e
o f th e N a t io n a l G u a rd w h ile th a t
u n it in In a c tiv e v o rv le c , w i l l te*
o r h iin ir c d M o n d a y n ig h t n t H OH
n 'c liK k a t th e A r m o r y , h <* I b i .
p e r, w h o h a s h e rn n u m e il c a p ta m
a n n o u n c e d to d a y .
Airmen Singe Fierce
Dog Fights Above
L u g I is It Channel;
Norway Is Raided
lb
Mr
H a rp e r
w a«
a r lc c t r d
to
h e m l o f th e D c fc n a r F o r r c b y th e
S e m in o le C o u n ty D e fe n s e C o u n c il,
w h ic h h e ld Its f i r s t m e e tin g t h i*
n am in g. J. I.. Inglry I* chanman of Ihc Drfrnac Council. \\
D llofn-ann I* vie* chairman, an.l
J G Sharon. Jr., la accrclary
Mm from the age* of IH In f>.‘.
* III Ih- rnllatrtl 111 the new force.
>lr. Harper aald. Officer* »rnchnaen from among men 21 In let
vrara Incfualve.
in aildlliun to
Mr. Harper they are W. IT Hof
mann. firal lietilenanl, anil John
l. Galloway, aeronil lloutcnanl
Adjutant General Vivian Cul
I I m i Iih * , 0 * - f * a , Tkr*ci
hal f n million t i tinp' in tin M««l j
dh' Kust giiurdi riir the S m / f a nut I
a r u i n a t r a p t u r e by A hi ** h i m
envergiti if ujiori
it f i o m
to
4Tit >
directions -the
Balkans
ani
Lll tfPftl
Northern A f r i c a
MD 11 ft I I
ill
k i l»i
m i ii
Picture Of Babies ,*I1-Itr\ I O.«a
Born In Hospitai .-i litcni
ffi.i 1
i in*-f
Are To Be Made I* 14
NYA Art Classes
To Register 40
From Enterprise
further limited
te
tliaee
whe
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lit Ih* n
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I lei ir flock lit fl.tMtU till lie Mini
niiiki* l& jllt n m y m r ," h*1 m k .i I-.
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ff.it
lintininff
M'f • ii ir
A f 111
|ini.di*m
must
■»l '» be considered.” M r
Hen
it11etrr nays.
Ih it if you have a littii* catnt«i
biiii klnir
you; am i th e fo re sig h t to
a ih lcken m uch an n p ro fitab le
bunintsji. M r
H e n d rick*
m y*
t lu re's |d en lv o f m om fo r v«u
Larg er p ro fits ro im
in ly w ith
I lie bimprr f Jocks u f 1,00 0 nnd
over, though, h e . po int* on1
Sem inole C ou nty, am i in g e n e r
al much o f F lo rid a, la ad m irab ly
roiled to raisin g p o u ltry , anil on
the whole the costa uf operating
menta p ill be • • r v e d j o th* vl*. -i ranch arc rb aa p er bu rr than
it o n and evsryone I* uterd to a t up N r f il l Feed la lea* m pensive
in ih * N o rth e rn s ta te *, but in
tend. _______________
Florida housing ia conaideiably
The capital of W eal Virginia fe*s eoatly.
" In the N o rth , houaiui cust*
wa* located at W heeling from
1808 to 1070 and from 1875 an average o f |1 .6 0 or V 2.00 per
bird," M r. Hendrick* rxplatntd.
lo t i l l .
• ' 11
PROCLAMATI ON
WHEREAS. Cltte* throughout th* United S la te , will
obaorvt Monday, May IS, a* National Hospital Day, and
WHEREAB, A apodal program will bo hold at the Frrna Id-Loughton Mono rial Hospital on May 12 at which visi
tor* ora welcomed to th* institution, and
WHEREAS, Th* rum*rou> worthy service* performed
throughout th* year by our hospitals are too llttl* realised by
the average cltlsan.
THEREFORE, I. W C Hill. Mayer of th* City of Han
ford, do hereby proclaim National Hospital Day In this city
May i t , god Invite oil resident* to vlah the hospital in or
der that they may -Inspect It* fsdJBtes and note iu accom-
day*
u n t il H u y ~
o f H u h a tc h in g J* , l " 1"
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the
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pi of it Io la i Xpi i In i (
ranch i* I I - 4Imiib'l
w ill vary
L iitil he .....* 1*• 1
|*ake Maiy five year* ug*.. he h«'
a anmll rblckvii fa rm ul U viid*
for two ye ar*
h u m buildinj: u|
his ranch, tic l as stiippod |m iilll *
products til |H»mU a*' fa r a * Mb «
T rias. Ohio and ( ii“Mbri». ami itfa r smith in Florida m * M iau-i
N ext In tin H ru d fit’k** nm> l<
the largest in the county if Ih*
Flo w er*
I'm il try
ltam-1
Hatchery, located "O <’-■!- r> ' G ' 1nut and o |ir ta ln l by l i i i l F lo w
er*. Mr
Flo w i-rI* u fornu-filling station uwnt-r who lo iu # l
to raising rhickt-n* sod now bat
between 6,000 anil r.otai binis on
Muusiirf Creating Florida Fandc
< nnunission Is Approved By House
m
his ranch
Every week, be ships tetwi-rn
MO and 1.000 pound* to Gamp
Bland in v foi the officers mess
HU ranch differs from thul of
Mr. llrndrick* in lhat It is prin
cipally a hatching and breeding
form, and doe* nol deal In egg>
Mr. Flowers averag* flock i*
about 6 ,0 0 0 birds, but te the win
tar season lie ha* as high as 16,.
000 a t one tima.
Bscently b* installed a hum
machine which is proving a rral
labor saver—a feather nicking de
vice. It consist* of * 'drum with
rubber teeth, operated by ma
chinery.
A workman hold* a
ehkkJEVwhich hoc been scalded
up against the dram, and all the
feather* are good removed.
A « a o f the other largo ranches
.
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and
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W. C. HILL, Mayor
A t
G i b r a l t a r Is
Seen As Next
Nazi Objective
W ASHINGTON. Mny l o . - ( A . P . ) —Chairm an T ru m a n (D-Mo.)
announced today th at u aporjal
Senate committee
Investigating
National di-fcnsr had aaked for ull
information on itr ik r * <1,-laying
defense production in Sun F r a n ,
d a r n and Detroit.
"T here j, no
tim e
in Ihl*
emergency for employer* and r m .
As
plow* to engage In interminable,
bickering.' he mill, adding th a t
I 11\ | n i\
M ;,s ]n
(/ji)
I h t pnblir haa a right "to r a
p e d and l-vrii to demand that It*
An
iM | ,ir n ia n l
« tin i u r hell “ f I. i t Jlrnm Me- 1.441-• t
in Mu' * *.4it i h
param ount IntereM will l»c reN-.n 1 t Ml
t'<. 1K
l> -i i -i ,i I t In - N ' i i 7 i i t l apectad, and th at lalmr di*pn|p*
bill 1 * .1 • 1 - tin . I - .It. i f. lii
x h ^ m - ' i d . n in
a n il
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of
ptiullry
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will In- *etiled “ ill n minimum of
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I hat
ing m a^ennnoje f o u t ily , t »’ "lit Vb || IllMlV 1*
llrre."
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Mi . ut i
i t f x i in a t o r m n v p
Tl i r di rr cl ,
or alm ost iltrrclg.
A lm o *s1 p .mm turds are m nt * iTifil nt prr4111 *
til 11 1* 1
Ms
1 tin II
1 f 1»
Ml.litlt III
a g .im 1 ( i i b r u l l a r
itltv cry cif A m erican numillt** to
1*'nt by Mi
llrn d n c k ft on
ii-* t wml i , which
‘ * I t 1 i -.1
H rltlrh fn rrfs in Ihc
fiiltllc Fitflt
1inliL ,.l
mfmi stro n g ly iiadirn tf-tV y rslrriln y
by n M nritim r C*»»w»«ia*ion ann o iinm ncnt I ha I A uirrican *hi |ii
Aould fcmm ho Miilinr into t|ie
Rrd Hon
At Iho Mint’ lime, the commitsion *nu! that
Mtihm.% to
fi w o u ld
China woiiltl in* tiuri'iiMil ill t 1»0
i *, i man
near fu tu rr. which mump inter*
' In A t
prrtml ns inrnning that Amrririiu
. \ eiil ♦
help In that country it in w ar
11\
I*c»hi 114% m ixing
with Jitpiiii would M corre*pomIwhtlr Ml I Ikih
al e t*.
n g ly mtepli-nl tip, IVlitil* of the in duct■\ n>i S rm in
only LTII or 2f» i «nI iniliiiRM (mil of t he •■nrifiwr* to be though 111. I Im l .
lioilMiig inrre t 11 1it in.. I ■
arrled to China. Hint to the Red the 4 1■1111 \ lm .
Mo i mi t o«x,ed punrs ».
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Jca, were c a r e f u l l y Kept secret.
Mt
Ifrm liirki
The Red Sea
conat itiitea the tim et' i jO.miii
»Drawled out tlitoiudi
e astern approach to the Suer Lj|I I lit III S i t 104*
pi lie % ii ml slump oak
Canal, it vital point in the Britiah a lftlt In i .h i m F |n | n|
O n I ' i*i l l 11 l u i F h l , w 11 ,1
system of empire transportation. f»0 pi r * * n t , f ; he
f i e big pens n mi i
While major fighting continued d u c t' it n in u iiif x
'n • ding house* d f I in.
between Itritish amt Italian forccff
Thi
t lii 4
Ini gi st
(louli i v •o ii k there m e rhn k«
in Kthiopla ami chew here In tmit ranch- m Itn ti«nn t\ ai
tin ••••
r r n Africa, the Red Sen was da- o f Li i Mr ml m k- at l.a t e M m \, i*g« ' i*n the f;u io .uni
MU’* jiii* kepi w it tii a
fintnl as » “combat acme” i»n«t W a ll i r I t l nt In ? *> u t l.ii'k * 1 M o n
Am eric an veeaele were forbidden roe si I f i ' n l t low i*r* ml S cn fo id nil Ihiminto gm> ben let
endowed pens
to enter it.
T e f r ih i r„ III! -r
liire e
iH iiihe?
M m < " f t 111* 1 4411*' li*' '
i t . | I I sll A i \ h
(J
Sevei a I weeks a g o , however, hevr mi. i I*.pmi turd'
id 1( . A l l M ild I I I it 1'l l b i'tu b
“ -U n,. . t s
I* 1 AS ' , I d t
(ig g *
ii m l
41n y -ipjtl
i i. h i
i L| In
Praaldrnt
Rttosevell removed it
if
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j
h i in '.if.
Fi- i l i i \ 1‘ I t 4,
W 'Mi A h k Johnson, ro ta tio n a l
IHI4.C || * d l> u i l l i l n
l Ml
f’om t h a t clasHificaiioii and raid in a lfn Em .«1 Sem inole
t i -■.(4ii
U ill,
i III l l im i 1 ..... » L P '» *
!• .ids'
W ill 1*4411 1
J- ik l 1
H igh
American v u i c U routit go all the
Fggt M f
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p
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rte
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fm
Ihti
*k»n*J
way' Into* the* Sffer Canal Itself
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L u n in f l n r i U i i i i ' i n ti *‘* 1 i i. ' -1
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0 to the
f o r d I l f d lil p n iil ll
Taken In conjunction with recent
, . f f.u i n -I w it h '!•• »i"# H • k't 1 .........
if, 1 4If I- i let ut* 1 i m il
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f f a m b »ck*
iii. f i j(r inn
v rn tr, the Altuitime I'ommi'* 1*0 w r r t' i K in h ( if M i
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i . i i x r il ii . .1 lilg x, rll
th e
Prime Minnt< i i hnn lnll • ;«*• I j
i« s inv .t ' n j-lftr.
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I n i ’ i*
M III *4 Mi*
t ■ •b
**i r g •1-4.1(1.
nMl1 kb d l l
S t u l l 1! i
• his work the Jt r i t r h hud m a i l s
P o s .itillty
th at
Sanford a
dw indling nu nilw r o f medical doc
tors m ay be In c ira a rd by one was
seen today by a physician who r«
reived a le tte r from a friend rn
Alabam a statin g he In conslderitig
i nming to this city provided tin
d la f l age is nut widened
The A m erican Legion A u s lliu ry
asked in an open totter to Tin*
111c1111c uf a ll hiibiec I m u ii li
Sanford llo ra ld Tuesday w hat was the
r e m a M -l-a u g h to n
Menm rnil
U ing done to t r ln g In more i I ch- llo a p ila l du rin g the pant yeai imt> to Sanford, alnci- Ihc Army to te taken M onday a ftein o o n l«
un,| ,|t.*lh have rcdurc.l Ihc rank> tween 3:30 and
I 00 o rlo e k »•
,>( |<hyalciani by al Iraal five ii, p a rt o f the llo * p ila l D ay pro g iam ,
two years.
M ia* l.ucllle I ’eg ram , au prrin lcfi
| Yealrrday The Hdib UI « n in- dent la id yeaterday
((•■ ila a r * aa r * a - r a r e ->
F e a tu rin g
a bablea'
day I In
“
lioapital w ill give U r th e r r lili
cate* to a ll children who I imx ,
been born there d u rin g the yem
In addition the en tire plan! w ill
lie throw n open to th e public amt
all o f rth e
fa c ilitie t
raliib lte -l,
Mlaa P rg ra m explained.
Th e H o ip lta l D a y la an annual
event held In celebration o f the
About 40 boys and girl* from tir th d a y o f Florence N ig h tin g ale ,
f lr * t women'*
the children'* home at Entrrpriac organlxer o f the
■ re expected to register fur the nursing » l* f f , du rin g the Crimcein
NY A Arts and
Craft*
Cl ■ins, | W a r In 1HB4.
T h * congregation o f liable* ai
rriidulrd to start Monday- and
Hr application* from buy* and the h o ip lta l w ill probably l>* the
Urgent
ever atarm ld cd in Sem i
girl* of Iho county may be rrnol* C ounty a t th ere were mnn■l ived by the time of the
liable* t o m In the
hospital thi*
Inc, R. A. Good.'peed. |,a-„| NYA y e ar than e v er before. M ia * Peg.
director, aald this morning
ram e ta trd , a to tal o f 110
M is. Moyine Hodgkin, ImtrucU
Open hnuee I* to be held a l tin
or is expected to grrlvc in San hospital fro m Z.-00 to 4:80 o'clock
ford from Tallahassee Sunday, In th * afternoon and 7 :0 0 to 0:00
Mr. Goodapecd explained. She hx» o'clock In the evening. R efre.h
Indian lliver Canal, which ha* not
yet been given the approval ol
the toard of engineer*. Mr. Hig
gin* aald,
In addition to lbs navigation
Improvement project* which w i<
approved by the llouae cunimlllee, a tentative draft of Ih* an
nual river and harbor Improve
ment* bill would author lie Army
engineer* to m ake
preliminary been work In* a l iho legislatu re
*a am In* Ilona and aunray* of the for Hep. E. E. Brady.
Mr*. AIK# le w is , from the
need for Improvement* of 183 riv.
era and harbor* throughout the state headquarters af Ihc NYA.
has Indicated her Intention* of
country*
.Other Florida llama Included In coming to Hanford to *tarl th*
c large* and gat thani running
the program a n :
Introeoastml
waterway
from smoothly, Mr. Goodspead stated.
Jacksonville, to Miami, with * Material* and equipment for th*
view to providing auxiliary aid* eraft* a r t expected to arrive to.
gkaniial from Inlracoaatal w ater, day and Monday.
way ntor T Hoard I* through and
About SO student* can be ac
easterly o f M erritt lelgjvd rig Ba commodated la th i Recreation
nana Creak and river to . or near, Hall a t 'ana time, Mr. Good,peed
Eau Calll*. a lia or Spur channel* aald, but no lim it M placed on
from htlracaaaUl waterway with Iba number who can register In
tam ing baaing or harbor* a l com- Ih t classes o s th* work ported
mutiHle* M or near banka of
month and the
waterway; particularly Titusville. la TO hours a
F lagler Bench. N ew Sm yrna, and Uaa* o l Urn student* gan ha sta g ,
to light he aM aervlae depat at raced. The rata e l pay U 114-04
far the monthly work period.
Q H>H i n
limited in b o w
and ftrie between Ike age. o f T ?
and t t and are expected to be
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MIIKK It I a
County defense New'Doctor May
t o 'H old Conte TofSanford,
Initial Meeting Physician Advises!;,
^Deepening Of SL Johns River
Approved By
Washington Group
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Poultry Industry Shows
Gain In Seminole County
" w A ie *p » w ie d V p p ^
xhe Royal Air Fottit?, Vpp
•uto*.
j
Losses So Far Dur
ing War Revealed
(Mion.mm Tons
n«
A*k
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SATURDAY.
1.(IDS Shiiis Aro
l,u-( By Allies
Fuehrer Will Try To
Knock Out Britain
€ Within__6^ Months
M adltrrranaan f l e e t
--------
Committee Chairman
Snys That Public
Has R ight To Ask
Q u i c k Settlem ent
Join Forces A gainst Hitler
Bases Would Aid
# Reich In Atlantic
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ating revenues th ul a m o u n t* t<>
(7 6 0 ,0 0 0
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b ill, callinir fo r ex p en d itu re of
about 11,400.000 m ore each ye ar, bv o ffse ts, if the Murphy o cl
accentual ed the fin a n c ia l prob- monpy I* pul in tha general fund
lems Governor Holland la axpect- end if present revenues contin
ed to discuas io a major addrati ue to Increase as leaders expect.
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For Flroworbo At Sea;
text Step Is Declared Up To Hitler
tf MORGAN M. BEATTY
UmNOTOW,
May 7/—W
it b poealbl* to d raw on a
* p a r t o f Uia anaw or (to th*
Hon, " R ow c lo w la w a r U
r k a n there*T "
llj r o o k m t o do la to U k a:
T h e l l l t l i r com b at to n e aa
Md b y the O arm an gorern t on M ar. 16, and aupariraon th at—
Tha American dafanaa llna
I mllaa from American shorn
l Ortcnland tooth to Florida
aflned on Apr. M hr Chair.
F . H . Ladoardla of tha
M fltataaXanadlan parmsnfoht dafanaa hoard, and than
r.on top of that—
Tha ataamar Urea betw een
ran and Urttpoo), over
h moat of our aid to Britain
LMnl.
ban yon hnra dona all thaw
re yon hart a mid-AUantlr
fclo apot, whara American
ala, Britlah convoy#, and
■ an Moakadcra might meet
’aahlngton'a cloaaat obatrvar*
ba war ac«M auggaat that
i American patroll meet
lan 10b or aorfaca raider*
f to Britlah convoya, tha
i la aat far fl rework*.
m next qoaaUon I*. W1U thay
THE OLD HOME TOWN
A w w tx x 'r'fto p u s e iw e S A M ffV
SPEECH ELMER USED WHEN HE J
GRADUATED ^SblJTH lURHSTHE "
WHEELS O F PEOAEESS"** it e c t
s HIMA JOB ON^ BOWER SOX COALjI
v 1w a o o h - p i o n t i t
*
/m
tory right, tha anawar to that
qua*lion ha* barn left at thla
•tag* of tha gam* to Adolf HIL
Itr. Hara'a howt
During tha f ln t World War,
Preaidant Wilaon created an
American precedent, backed by a
majority of tha American publle
of that day.
Btfora wa entered that war, a
•erle* of public atatamenti and
note* exchanged between the
United State*, Great Britain and
Germany, mad# It dear that tha
United SUU* would ultimately
fight If tha European belllger.
vita tank American veiael*, or
vessel* on which American ritl*
ten* w an legally traveling.
Germany at G rit rr* pected
that poillion, nfralnrd from
jinking American *htp*. !.nler
iha revlr.rd her poaltlon, flatly
announced aha'd carry on unrei trie ted aubmarin* w a r f a r e
•gainst ahlp* *be thought wan
carrying aid to Britain. The
United States want to war.
Befor* tha present European
war broke out, our neutrality
law ora* pissed, designed to keep
American vesael* out of combat
tones, It was reasoned w# would
have no excuse for war If our
•hlpa w en not sunk, if American
liver wen not lost.
Mon recently, tha Congreai
and tha President amended that
law to provide all aid to Britain
chort of war. Tha bill la known
7
Everybody who tmofatt them like* th
COOLER, MILDER, BETTER TASTE
O n the movie lot or wherever you go, the
Right CofflbinetJon of the best tobacco*
* from our own Southland and from distant
Turkey and Greece makes Chesterfield the
one cigarette that truly Satisfies.
Nete Mowmany man smokersan enjoying
Chesterfield's definitely milder,
L,‘if, \r ’
Cealer$moktn& Batter Taste. ,InllSMUI'llftlsr the
utfifnitfi
Dmrti.
ukoiimi;
FARMERS’ MARKET
View meaning Idto th* phras*
"aid thort of war."
Knox of th# Navy i .
cannot allow our good* to bo
•unk In tha Atlantic, after spa-Iflcally making them for Britain.
Hull of the Slat* Department
•ays the safety of tho hemis
phere require* rerlstanre lo the
Asia wherever resistance ran be
affective. Th* President puls
teeth Into what his cabinet of
ficers say by declaring to the
world that American naval vfbm I* would patrol aa far Into the
mvs nsaas as may b* necessary
seven seas as may b* necessary
phsrs.
Winston Churchill says
_____ Itata* naval patrols have
been ordered to warn th* pAie*ful shipping of all nation* outaid* th* combat ion* of th* pres•nee of lurking U-Boats or raid
ing rruUarr,
" Washington observers add all
throw statement* together, ran
ch! d* that' tbs American patrol
put* a mighty ticklish point «p
to Hitler.’
• '
!i'- •
ilia bier* and rubmarlnea ar*
•fferttvs- only If their present**
tt hi given moment In a precis#
•pot I* itoL known If Amrvlean
natrels .waraf to 'broaddaat1' the
presence1 of \ Germbn !'<rihlers.
would Hitler order hi* ra Were to
attack' ’American patrol vaaaalsT
Or wnidd ha prefer to limit raid.
bat sonotIf he ordered hi* raid ST* to
flra ■on patrol vessels, what risk
would ho runT Would America
decide to flabtt
A* th* cards hsv* been played
In th* war gam* up to now,
Roosevelt, Churchill et nl.. Have
checked tho bat to Hitler.
Now U A Good Tim# To
Slop
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l e t to M s i w OWN r o t i a I lo n a . »* r**r
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•llr.uiei. hr th e Coni m is planer or
i he tlen ersl la n d O lflee. under
pruelelune a t aertlen l o l l . H. A.
nr emended by section 14 of th*
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Sales Or Excise Tag
Is Urged By Group
WASHINGTON,'May 7-(AP>
Thw National Aaaoclatton of Manufaetuprrs today urged congraaa
to anact a general aalta or manu
facturer a exels* tan, rals* corpor
al* sml Individual Income tax
baa* to lap amaller Ineomaa.
"All patriotic clUitns" art pra.
pared to pay thetr ahara af tha
™»t of preparednaaa, Livingston
W. Houston, chairman of tha
NAM'S commllu* on government
finance, tal^ the bow# way* and
mean* committee. Ha added that
tha government should aa** Oil*
burden as much « pMtlfcia ty
slashing all noh-defsnaa sapaaaL
tofsa to lb* bar* mlalatam.
‘•W* My that without qualifica
tion that Induatn la willing to
shoulder IU fail ih«H ,"'aH d
Houston.
ETTA K BIT
fied Advertisements
i.i.nri» r
Elf
TO AVItOU 'IT I t A V 't W C in iH l
Nniice is herehr given that the
iindtrelaned Oeorge V .' ’Di'eirh
nnd O rsee Heeirh lht*nd to applv
In Ihe Judge of Ihe f i r m It Cuurl
for Ihe 'N inth J u d lrlsl Circuit «l
V li.elgt,
In s s d Cor , goaSlpnle
Counlir. In h ie ’ ehamh.h's St th*
Court t l » u » In lUnfnrd. Hennnale
fn iin ir . Pibrtd*. at n r a . u *m
Prl.is v, Msr )4(h. 1 * lt h r P e ti
tion io r the a.lppllorv o f a mlnar
ehtld m i m t H assid , L lv lsg eleii
DAN DUNN
llo ile s repaired la leak
aew . A n r hind of hwavV w
ss le h ty , ex p erllr and efftrti
1/ Ooos, bT T- L HsUtX,
Dynamic Whrel Rahnrr
w k ie
drivin g safer
easier, reduces lie* , wa*r U|
Cam*
in -b j jiw * * ,,,,
Ofterative 48
By FRAN
VMDS KOUtt MOWBl
OOMHaHOMB1,
•Pendent" Bttulthtem
KOTIIH or AWmiH
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S anford Is The Only C entral
Florida C ity A ffording Rail, Highway
And W ater T ran sp o rtatio n
NEW SI'AFKK
feUkHta* to 1SS9
SANFORD,
F L O R ID A ,
T fflm g D
Buy Scouts Will Gather Tomorrow
For Anilml Silver Lake Camporee
Legislature Advances
On Holland's Pro-'
* gram, Making Way
For Finance Talk
Governor Lauds
* Session’s Speed
Chief Executive - Re* tains Firm Stand
On Race Track Tax
TA C LA H A SSEE, Mav 8
— iff )— R esponding to Gov
e r n o r H olland's req u eat f a r
adtlon on a few pending probW n*. th e L e tU la tu re ad'ra n e e d a atop f a r th e r today
on th e edm ln iatratlo n p ro
g r a m to m ak e Way fo r th e
chief fpMqiUve'b ad dress on
finances early n e x t week.
Tha Sonata agreed to debate
tom orrow morning on tha Q orornsa'a bill to tu rn 11(0,000 of
r^ecum ulated Murphy tax money
Into ; th a ganaral Stato treasury
—a proposal th a t waa spprovsd
by tha House a fte r a (harp d»bata.
A Sonata eommltU* rejected
# b e hUl and proposed a* an al
ternative th a t tha money be uaed
fo r old ag s pensions ‘and aid to ]
1M and 1M Boy
SeosC^
members
of
troop*
throughout
Seminole
County,
will sw at tom o rrow afternoon for
Ight cam pon* a t Blhrer
Lake, about four ufOes from Bah.
ford, w h e n contest* will bn held
la lira.building, handicraft, bridge
lulldlng and other activities.
An annual affair, tha cam po
re* will a ttra c t Scoot a from San
ford, Longwoed, Oviedo, Oaceola
and O a a m .
Troops will b* divided Into
patrols of tlx boy* each, and tha
petrol* will compete among them ,
•elves. Tha Scout*' will chooa*
th air own ram p aKaa a t Silver
U l i , and pitch th air tents. They
will do tbelr own cooking, and foe
recreation (her* will be boating,
fishing and swimming.
L ast year tha boy* bald tha
cam p o m on the shores of Lake
Monro*, t u t decided this year to
pitch camp "In lh* wood*."
Though the various troops in the
county camp a t 8iiver Lake
throughout the year, this to the
only time th a t all Boy Bcouta of
th a county aaaembia in one body.
Bom* of the boy* will go to
the camp in automobile*, while
other* plan to hlk*.
Victor Green* has been chosen
a* director of tb* camporee. Camp
c ra ft director* will 4* Dr. Lu
th e r T. Does and W. E. Kader,
E. L. Ketoey will be chief judge,
and will be assisted by A. C.
Madden, Cullen W right, John R a
der, Joe Davis, Ralph A. Smith
and others. Herman Morris will
to activities director and Lewto
W right will be chief clerk.
Purpose of the camp aa ax-
plained by Mr. Smith to to chooa*
patrol^ which will participate to
the council camporee a t Camp
W tw a m eat Apopka May 16 and
17. Bhch patrol will be scored
a t the camporee this weekend,
and those receiving 328 or more
o u t of . a poaalble 600 point* will
be eligible to go to Camp Wewa.
Scout* from six or ecvtn other
counties will also he prearnt at
thh camp next week.
Judge* will score the toy* on
tha packs thay carry, the con
dition of the camp, safety and
sanitation, and projects.
Frida* night sk ill will be pro
sen ted by each patrol around a
campfire, and visitor* will be
w tkom ed to attend
An outline of the program to be
followed la Hated below:
Friday, r*gt*tratl*n, 3:30 P.
M.; flag lowering, 6:46 P. M.i
•upper and rleamip, OiOO P, M.i
campfire program, B:Q0 P. ILj
Saturday, reveille, tr e s k fs s t
cleanup 6:00 A. M.i frtn lima and
visitation, 8:00 A. M,| project*,
0:00 A- M.t free time, swimming,
11:00 A. M.; lunch and cleanup,
11:10 A. M.; project*, 8:00 P. M.i
break camp, final Impaction, 4:00
P. M.; leave camp, 8:00 P. M.
Members of tha troop comm it,
toe of Troop R which are as
sisting In arrangem ents are Dr.
E. D. Brownlee, F ather J. J. Krltoghan, Ben Wisecup, Judge R. W.
Ware, and Dr. Dost. Thoat who
will stay a t the camp overnight
with the Scouts Include Mr.
Greene, Roland King, Guy Jones,
assistan t scout er.vcutlv* of O r.
Undo, and Lewis W right.
Sanford Grammar School May Day
h w a m Feabires Athletic Events
delay of bla ad- ■
© W S t t a r a «wth
May S ay program
t G ram m ar School
M L VlSay ball and
wm hoktold a t tha
lOclpal of tha school
CommUaloeaf. 7tt1
ha* run for. goyyr
H u tea senator
office.
“Wa aD know IV
» t one Indljidaai
for m ore office*
count," said Beprv
Dad* county, wh
Lllflf
■trikn nut the enacting risua* wa*
adaotad S t to t t .
_ “TtniY# not talking about mv
% la n d , Je rry C arter. a n youT
naked ReproeentatW *' CarawaU,
' S. Scripture t u t o r melted fcy
tha whole school.
I. Lord'a p ra y e r -ta d by Mlaa
Ruby FVtara.
‘ A Btar 8 pans led Danner by tha
■todant body.
5. Military tap dance by N or.
ma Joan Bayer, with Mary Dal.
din a t tha piano.
6. Minuet danced by Peggy Plp-
Louis*
A rthur, Joyce Goods
Clark, Mary France* Harvey,
Gvrynn Reel, Rw»**ll lU aty , David
Bach and Jack to n to a .
II. Glee Club program in honor
o f Mother1* D ay, < .
" U re brail* Man."
“Tha Blue Danube."
"Springtim e In Apple Bios
*om Time," by Peggy Pippin, solo 1st
"M other," b y . Nancy Wil.
WUI lama, to k tatFollowing tha lunch a t the
school cafeteria th* girls and th t
boy's diamond to ll championship
game* fo r tha fifth and slslh
grades will be played. During the
afternoon the a n n u l track meet
to determine the etom ptonihlpa In
relays, high and broad Jumps.
“ I s U th rows,
races
W BaU*wnJl'odf'Xatot ha told h#
FutureFarmers To Sanford Men Are
''fflSSfc
w a for
"<Vr.•fnm.bi.rrasiJt2" ± Give Bridge Party Given Pfctetit For
To , Obtain Money Cleaning D ev ic e
« U t* o M l . who t a w
who* a circuit Jodgo,
t . To rmia* fund* fo r th atr ram .
Man
aetirJU**, tha
Saminola
C hapter o f th a F u tu re Farmer*
of AmSriaa will apnnaar a bene
fit bridge and Chlitao* Checker*
p a rty a t the F u tu re F e m o ra
Building n e x t T hursday s ig h t
Alan Jehnsoa, ad riaar, raid today
Prlaea ranging'
from to b y
chickens to a battle of p art urn*
Nearly Million Have
Reached 21 Since
F i r s t Enrollment:
Many To Be Called
Yugoslav Ship Under U. S. Guard
DETROIT. May
(A J \)—
The Labor Relations Board
announced today It Will coOdort an omploye election I*
del ermine the roller tive to r .
gaining agency for the Feed
M eier Cops ay workers may
t l . Approx lately |* thanatnd
warkerv will vata la th* targeat election of lie kind ever
held by th* le b o r Board.
Streets In Southeast
Town Are Machinegunned By Airmen;
Liverpool Assaulted
22 Enemy Craft
Are Shot Down
2 Engli8h~Boat8 W ith
U. S. Supplies Are
Torpedoed By Subs
WASHINGTON, May # ~ m _
Tn* Army and selective service
officials were reported to have
decided on Ju ly 1 as the date for
re .U tr.tlo n of, approximately *
fnllKlon men who hare b#com# H
since Um first selective servlcw
enrollment last October.
It 1* expected that a torg* pr*.
portion of them will be called
.n
» " hln ■ r*w month*
*n *r *h» r have registered
A C o iit G uam] p itro l boAt, with eannotl
voting ISA to iao. the House
a**vrrnl Yug<*«luv ships in Ampricsn water*
passed President Roosevelt's ship
pUriMl imiltM • pftilcctivr ciistmly * Thi* prv*
mounUMl
on
ila
for*deck,
guard*
th**
ssliu re bill yesterday and sent
cautioniii y iiihu1 win ilrsigm'it itp hrml «»f I
It on to an u nrertaln future In
ton Yugutlnv frrlghtrr S r m At her pi*»r in
ponxlhh’ pm \x»w i n n n i i i u K *,v i>ffti«'rs *'r
the Senate.
Brooklyn, N, Y. Thv SrecA was on e of
crews
The measure, requested by th*
A dm inistration, would empower
i ” *, ld*nt lo , " l,r foreign veslela Idle in American parts and
put them to any use he sees fIL
TTiue he would be enabled to UM
Italian, German and Danish ves
sel* recently taken Into pcotecUv* custody, and other* no* y*|
requisitioned In the help to England program.
D e s c rib in g C a s s e l b e rr y a- TinVoting in favor of tha bill
Florida Town
th at
Afi|mrak-<i.
were 212 Democrats, 81 Itopubll
B u ilt,• th * M ia m i l l r r a b l k -I-I hi
rans and threo Progretalves; op.
II* S u n d a y Issue t h e sto r y »( the
noted were ID Democrats, 100
•m a ll e n m m n n i t y b e t w i r n S«n(i,nl
Republicans and one American Laa n d O r l a n d o w h ich i- the n a
borlte,
tio n 's l a r g e s t g r o w e r of " s s p i m i .
g u e f e r n " f o r f l e ri s t a
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LONDON. May K—<)P> Hob
House had defeated 1 * 0 , to 11)0,
Illustrated with 12 photographs
Caa m p of scene* of Casselberry,
h mat Ion bv R • press ate tie* Cut- t h * lVixMlm*,, o f ttuh *e W o rld C
.. Ibr a t. art 11utfhinm n, thriitman of the
Nn*jU6 wim |s4*a Sunday mo
morn- •W* P f to ] \o u t that the " a s p a ra -I American H.iglc Uu»>, ratlm atsd
Ingryiw r*t#atola tjrk ftn d d ir
Sanford Woodmen Casselberry Is
10,000 Americans
To Attend S t a t e City Asparagus
Built, Says P a p e r Believed Fighting
Meet Next Week
In Al l i e d Forces
-*akSw i
NUM BER
Coastal Defenses
Attacked By Nazi Planes
Will Sign For
Draft Ju ly 1
15 Members Of Club
p i l l D e p a rt F or
Pensacola S u n d a y
r Friday Wylnalag
ftl hS Ahe rooming,
C’X lr & T M ’tarfk& aa w flT W hold
00 UH OpM ’frd a t ram pua of tha
gtOmda and tha subtle la lavlted
to 'd ltm d , Tha. athletic program
V Ill'Y e lta w a hutch in the school
Cafeteria,
|r . Kipp
CHOTCTS, lme.
iu p p laid.
h h . .
• Tha aouipiaU program la aa foU
tow ar'
;<t 1. P rill exerclaea by tha whole
M ember Associated Prenn
biennial
h ead
camp
co nvention,
Mont Of Voluntcern
Arc Enlisted With
Army From Canada
r .,ir k ? ,,Z ? . r ' 2 , u U
........ .. *.... -........
added forbidding the Trvsldenl 11 »*■ amuiuoted l.Hlsy
W F. Therklldson, and appeal ml I
H"Usl. »nd Alllcl
to turn A xIa-owhciI ve*»ei« o rrr
Rfpr8"'»i»lAllvi*'4 of lh** Suhfurt! on Ibr All Florida page
j f**rr*s. Mon of riiroi are cnin B ritain.
I camp will U* t ‘. C t olhns. m ii(Irowing asalrss
is also a t listed in ibr Csnnilisn force*
T h li propciMl, prriM,nttriq’ th'* | ,Mr P*at heat! roiisul, t . It llu•i«l* lluivlng Industry at C assellarry, . A' cbtniniHr, ,,f thr Csxlr < Ini.
biggest dispute connected with j
,,r ".c Is» rom miti. e, Ibr aiticie points out, stating that I H uuhi M-.Hi -Hid br is in i< pn.
the measure, had previobslv b re n t
P. I lelds and A I_ IhontaH, Iberc a tr "In excess of 2.600,1100 1 *'*l<m i cm - an n n i n i i r -..M.
ilrlrgatr*
Uthi'rF whp will af- m alm s
in various slsges of mnl1'
lb, rlub i* u ,ioih'iv<<u*
rrlcctad, w ithout a record votr
C o l l i n u |8Cu111 of growlli.'
i i-'i iniifn -.f ib, m
Thmie behind It contended that Liti.l nrw f
i
«imp*uy
E.,
»0(h
llrglrnrn'
of
to a tl it tha ship* of on# belli,
"Cassrlbvrry having made a
''i-in ism - I i.g i Hogr btimbi-is
g rrrn t and tra n sfer them to it* lb*1 Uniformed Hunk, mul B K success of sspsragus, experlm en'. >
b tic guns lomr.l force Issl
Svs
m
(tgvi
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,
Urn
Crawford,
BernC*l With sms Iris, Mr Thvrklldsun I "igltl .. I
1 1v n.dnj in .udili-n
enemy would be an le t of war
nrtl
CollltiH,
II
I,
Worthvn,
I,.
A.
on tha p art of tha United Bute*
rsiltcs "flu sh shades were built, I l'r ro • -■b,r*ig.,l ottseks w birb spir.stt
IDown. Ji , (» K Hough ton, 1' • ml today the propsgstlon of the dcalli mnl .1, ............... ,m Kog
k .Smith, Knndull Cdllnm, Eugeni1 flowrrifiL* plants gr-cs on with I I*'"*'.
nod in l.isnpnnl,
st Johns itml K S Allmori, Uum unabatnl energy and spersl.
im.le.l h .,\ ,,i i b -irstglii rnghl
mi uiberi
i It » sitelied I,rf■-fIv bt"
"6lunv seres rrf groumi ure rov.
lb,vert V
nsI hi* Irmii niembcm will enter rrn l with enormous slal houi
f Ui ‘ *i • Lk
UIIto n*'t llpisfl III*
ih< competitive Urill m utest with •ml in Ihrin err milllnns of a ,p nr «mi-i *tf L i.tinr, I vt n tootiiFM tori'**
ihfru olhri teams of the Hate, •gus filasitw.
thr srtlclr ssys k ilb'il l.t iHKiii Iiiiiii IhI h fill!..to«‘tl
the IVnaiu'ola tonvenion will "S fm rs iif men IIrr engeged In I be l"\i'll 11It" ratlk*IAIri |f to Mil in nib
j niilIIIu«- through
Morulay anil cull Iv* Ilull general rsre and in 4*’IM| I ilifc' ell toi'tl (-1111*1 t (atoll*| bill
1 iMAtlny Hanford member s, who thr picking of sprays
These nl* *• ;t« 111nit I*'iatot Anglia uml
will
travel
by
automobile
will cut Siirayn are hauled In Ihe park, hllllt IklU'-l i - II"Ul! (Iltots 14Ito
Clifford Andrews, nsgro who
leave
early
Sunday
in
order
to
hi?
ing
niiuses
where
many
women
Is employed a t Laney'a
Dry
Tb* i*H m k on l.lvrf|Hntl ton.Cleaning, was killed tost night in I'Anueola for the opening «rs carefully grads and bunch thi ifricribnl if" n inrUturti arala —
•prays
Tor
market,
It
is
ex
•ion
Sunday
afternoon
shortly a fte r 6.00 o'clock whin
aim ill* i to fhwi <if t h a fitrvi«ni*
I be head camp convention la plained
the new A tlantic Coast Line
Declaring
that
*46,000
a
year
is
one
of
25
ruch
meetings
Ivelng
stream liner, Tam to ml Champion,
fri.t) tini b r r i i u m l r r ^ o l n f
expended on egnreis charges by
crashed Into hia automobile at held all over tha nation. It wa* the Cassallerry Ferneries, Ihe a r. n to*rk l. i*g bltlK tn w h at a|ij>rarF
•
tplAl/tad
KrporU
of
the
prog
th* T hirteenth 8 tre a t crossing, po
fn ».*• n i,. iiim n a l t « m | i t to Bma»h
ie<*» of the Woodmen of the rifle says. "Florida's production of Hill j nl t o t - 1 t oi* hi |MlFt*» h r fo i v ubl
tto* Mid today.
this tncirasing papular green Is
Th* negro, who would h a v s lw " rU - • ‘Jdt***<'*
national Offl. indeed an im portant business f *g*||i Mil I 11Mil'll S l u l r « ll'iiclu*been I t y ears old today, was un-1 t r ,,\ ■
jnltlalton of new California and T evis -priwtuce t h r |*i*»»**•• t i4»ii* rKiMfl»*«l by t h r
conscious when brought to thr I
»*«l e'ecUon of officers same, but Florid* grows more Itrilm h llu ( i r r m n n * l a l r l y hn vr
hoepltol end died eoon aftor Mr • ml
^ ,h r sovereign
all other 'outdoor' areas In Iwrii y i u o l«im*ton n r r« t while
ramp convention are included un than
a rrlra l there.
America combined."
riifirn itn iiiiiir on
l l rltia h
a»*l
(hr
program.
Driving an old model Lefay
North* rn J n » h jwirla I
Mrs.
C.
CCollins,
Juvrnlls
d
ir
etta sedan, lh* negro wae driving
Thrr** htm ihrr* wi-rr rrport<»J
weal on T hirteenth S treet end ector, and Mrs. C. B. Rudd, sec
to hnvi i rithhnL o u r ill fliimru
stortod I* cross the track dsspits retary of (he juvenile lodge, will
A oiiio * i’i
of
iM'trona
w rrr
the w arnings of pedestrians, w it also attend the convention.
f r t |i|M‘«I iitkI ho u ara w r r r ilrtliolness** told polk*. Th* ear was
m
ortr
In nvy Imnil"
Inhft
IIIG ONION AT ARCADIA
DELRAY BEACH, M*/ K — (own
completely wracked, police said,
(Special | —Wednesday aiternuiiu
end Dm m otor was knocked out
ARCADIA. Hay 8 (.Special)J and Thursday morning of last!
o f th e chassis.
—A twin white Bermuda oniun, week were busy times at Ihe
R. • T olar o f Sanford was ea. wnghlng two and three-quarter
g taera o f tto tra in , v[hkh was (murids Is on display a t ths office postal savings window uf the
to n n d from Tam pa to Jackson- ■if 1. L DJshong, manager of the post office. !‘ostm aster LrRoy E.
Diggs ns was unexpectedly he.
▼Ole. And C aptain O. V. Single DrHoto Cooperative
Vegetable
TALLAHASSEE, May 8
tory was t t o conductor. T to no- Growers. T to onion waa raised by •slgr-d for unusual drmaii'i* for
second
annual
n t 140* Wool Ninth lev Hagan and was planted In withdrawals of sum s th at totalled (Kpeiiul Tlii'
Hoys
slslc will Ini helil June 14to
the
vicinity
of
*
1
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0
0
—
all
by
Rcptdmber.
21 at Tatlnlisserr, sponsored by
rotortd depositors.
Th* run was finally stopped the Amrrican Isglon. Boys ssiect.
when C lint Mo*r*. Sr., called a ed fri m lhe srnior and sophomore
m*etlng of employ** on bto farm classes of high schools throughout
and announ**d that h* would the stale for scholarship, charac
panonalljr b* raaponslbls for tto ter. courage, leadership and un.
deposit*. It was decided th a t if deralandmg of the eocial sciences,
V j t w w l a g day o t t t o to* I tha meat fsraalm u animal* H tha Mr- C l.nl was hacking tha gov- •111 assemble to elect a governor,
'
Awa, *the black
t a t whan the taro apes »tood m w r o t , oraryttung
waa
*11 cabinet and house of representa
f f * . * * i p Urn m andrill i looldag a t aaah other e ra to ays right, and tto mostsy ■ » » « « • • tives ami a senate, and will vir
aastF nam hray* the baboon drapped h it ry u f— wall to toft to tto post »fflra. tually take over tha state govern
ment. performing all th* functions
:ah tfto d a n m ad hi thair au ru d dawn by Jigga.
of th r afire far w hkh they ara
•elected for the we«k'* poriod.
The ovrrnor and high state
officials will advise and help th*
hoys in their problem. American
Lagton posts and civic club*
throughout th* stato ara cooperat
ing in sponsoring the affair,
w hkh Is palD m od * a fte r tto
Boy*' Town of N*braaka.
Negro Is Killed
As Streamliner
Runs Into Auto
Unusual Run Upon
Post Office Halted
IhiyH State Will He
Held In Tallahassee
At Zoo Have Moving Day
Audi Investigate New -Neighbors
C ity News B riefs
*, and acram bM
W a o f her sag*,
w ait and a to g of
g bar down again
tab* w arily a t lh*
General Motors Has
• Record Auto Sales
Hr
AMsflftifd
l*Fr “7
flnrm nn i>lone* A U Iib td * t
Jlr it inti ron.stol <|eftmnea w ith
m ounting violence today, ma*
chinn-gunninir s tre e ts In a
Auutlmcflt town, a tta c k in g th *
Dover balloon b arrag e and
flushing w ith R. A. F. fig h t
ers over the English Channel.
H rilis h n ig h t f i g h t e r s s h o t
•Iowti 21 N nxi Ix u n b e rs la s t
rnghl fur « new on* night r*.
coni, the R riiiih reported, but
fsilrd to prevent th* Luftw aff*
from heavily dam aging
vital
British port areas. Including Li
verpool. which was assaulted for
the seventh night in a row.
The It A. F. continued its of.
tensive luetic* by hammering
Brest.
In Ihe ssven-day-old strife at*
Iraq, the British Middle Easl
headquarters said ths alluatlop
was quiet R. A. F. warplane*
yesterday bombed ths airport a t
Baghdad, capital a t Iraq.
In Nsw York, m arllinis circle*
•siil th r British passsagrr llnsr
Irion and ths Norwegian freight
er Kaalsrn Htar, ferrying Amsrlcan supplies to England, w**a
torpedoed h* N s A submarine*.
British troop* and tto JL A. F.
were ile c tre d officially last night
to h*v* |salti crushing blows In
the liny forces of I’rem lsr Rashid
All ul Gailani, and military quar.
Id s etp rfssa d helltf (hr conflict
was ncari an end because G er
many -ent him no aid.
British airm en systematically
destroyed most of Ihe Iraq sir
force, ground troops rsgslned
ntrul of a pumping station near
It ul bn ,n the vital M nsut-ltaifa
oil plpellnr, and ths Iraq slegs
of (he It A. F base at Lake
llstdianiysh was broken.
Ilow iiirri*
and
rannoneera
fl .wii (■v plan* from Basra, neat
the I'ersipn gulf, hrl|ied ths llabliainvah gnrrlson and Iraq levies
fighting with th* British to rout
tin- Iraqols holding dominating
idsfeiiii iiosttlnns around the alrdtotne Tuesday.
Ilrevy Inessa were Inflicted by
s closely coordinated
British
ground end elr attack. Ihe British
mill More than il00 Iiaquis were
renorli-d captured.
Thr shattered forres retreated
eastward tow ard El Falluia.
I'rlme M inister Churchill told
the House of fo m m fe s In Lon
don that approximately 1000 Iraquis hud been killed or wounded,
and that 434, Including 20 offi
cers, were raptured.
British losses wer* officially
described as negligibleDispatches from B slrut, Leban
on. said Iraq war fervor appar
ently waa subsiding.
Renewed R. A. F. attacks on
ihe Mnkscar at Rashid airdrome
destroyed s*v*r*l Iraq plan** end
ripped un lh# airport's aprons,
■ British
communique said,
itIf11lif t "practically no opposlf Ji'Hv **
The British raportsd all thr**
rem aining strongholds of Italian
resistance
In Ethiopia
w»f*
threatened, with progress Indicat
ing their reduction soon
In ths northw rat, on* of th*
columns c o n r 4 t |ln | on Am A tajl
was said to b* *nly
away. Tha 60,000 odd Faacta*
defenders of th* tow a were de
scribed a* In * “distinctly uncom
fortable" p«»lti«n-
Th* Bu** Coital ton* wto
raided fur two tour* taat rdgM
th* British onttonnrad to Cairo
today. O ffktal rourora rvpmtod
aomi damage to tto EgTPtton
.«tat* Railway pwpwtv to t *okl
then wtr* oo caaoalttas. AoU*
aircraft gUOO Oyporad tto raid,
ara.
German fltor* n turning from
nconnataaonoo today rooortod Wg
English " m r a iJ ta to r to ? * ^ 2 to r ‘
I t t o c t o * t a S r w tA ^ m T S t f i r t o
of Liverpool, H all. HgVtMfWM,
Mlddlmborough, B ristol aad B y mouth.
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T H E SA N FO RD H E R A L D . 8ANFORD, FLO RID A
THURSDAY, M A T
H R SANFORD HHALD. ffAKW lff W m BSM .
Sanford Herald
.
Nazi Spies
• argument raging throughAn country with respect to
y i 1* entirely put of pro
m to tbelr lmporance. Tlw
loa of convoys either wav It
tided won't win or lose thl*
hat it might get as late It
corporation* /and on consumer
w a i FW Ldurable good* which compete with control of Interstate shipments,
wfll meet bora again in two
.
G e r m a n P r e s * C l a i m s munitions' production.
Tbs suggest Iona were made to weeks to consider the ormagir
regulations.
*
BERLIN, May B —VP)— The the House Ways and Means
Committee by Leon Henderson,
German pres* last night reviwd federal price control sdmlnlrirst• TWO INJURED
an old tbsma — “England will or, and Marrtner 8. Eetlee, chair OSTEEN—Archie Campbell and
/ s i r —«s the Wilhrlmstrass* rs- man of the Federal Reserve O. 8. Shacfer recatvad minor In
Iterated, “th* consequences «a board. Both approved the treas juries when their car overturned
hero yesterday aftmwoon.
have often talked about wni foL ury plan to raise HJWO.OOO.WO near
Schaefer received a broken jaw.
low attempts of tho United States but objected to some of the meth Campbell
was cut and bruised.
ods the treasury proposed, not.
te coma to bar aid.”
ably ritlw levies on nondurable
good* and services.
,
Som ew hat belatedly, It secraa to ua, o u r governm ent D
now ta k in g step* to round up f if th eolum nUta and p u t •
stop to spying and sabotage in th is country. T here h sa long
been am ple evidence available t h a t m any o f the atrlkaa
which have tied up A m erican defanae in d u stries and m any
of th e explosions which have dem olished th e ir plants, have
been the w ork o f Nazi o r o th e r fo reig n agents.
1
E arly yosterday m orning G-Men swooped down on ld o
G erm an seam en In A m ericas p o rts an d placed them under
a rre st. A tto rn ey General Jackson Issu e d ' s tric t regulations
on tho adm ission and d e p o rta tio n ,o f alien seamen. Two
G erm an new spaperm en who had been actin g as propaganda
agents w ere a rre ste d and held w ith o u t ball a t Ellis Island.
F u rth e r legislation was proposed to enablo th e governm ent
to cope w ith spies and saboteurs.
Spying Is a profession ns old a s w a r clubs b u t it Is one
which hns attain ed a new peak o f perfection under th e
Nazi regim e. T he ground had been so thoroughly prepared
by Nazi ag en ts ( o r ,th e G erm an invasion o f N orway th a t
m uch o f the conquest was com pleted w ith o u t firin g a shot.
Even in France w here ample w arn in g had been given and
presum ably su fficien t precaution taken, th e ‘battle had
!>ccn won hy fifth colum nista alm o st before th e a tta c k
began.
‘ Tho G erm ans have developed th e knack of uniting by
means o f spies, Nazi agents; G erm an business men and
ron.sular officials and propaganda both from w ithin a coun
try an d abroad, all the d isg ru n tled elem ents which nor
mally e x ist w ithin a nutlon, m any o f th e opponents o f th e
THURSDAY, MAY
party In power, b an krupts w ho believe th a t any change
would be fo r th e b etter, crnckpota w h o aee in th a Nazi
revolution freedom from oppression, aliens, radicals, reac
. RULES FOR RIGHT LIVING: tionaries and fan atics.
H* hath shewed thee, O mull,
8uch a n asso rtm en t of dissatisfied
hum an .jlp tn g a
' rb*t la good) and what doth th.- would never, be able to ag ree upon a n y th in g o r any ccAiree
! <qN require of thee, but to do
\ u*tly, and to love merry, end of action, b u t th e ir agreem ent is n o t necessary so lo iikjW
• walk humbly with thy God.— they nerve N azi purposes and can be B«ed by H l f l e r t
Jfteah 6:8.
agents. W hat doea it m a tte r if th e eom m unlate at*
opposite end o f th e pole from th e Nazi* In aoclal and eco
KINDRED
nomic th in k in g If th ey can be Induced io dynam ite iCffco*.
(From American Poet)
Wkntbrr wa llv* under kings or lory m aking gunz fo r E ngtaadT
So Nazi ag en ts are busy th ese days stirrin g up dlsOr vat* for our equalities,
aatiafactlon am ong nil conceivable grouptt o f people, under
I t jaaans nothing to the trees,
Waether w# kill off numsn herds, mining cntabllshod inatitutlonn, ridiculing dem ocratic prin
Or-whatever type of war receives ciples, boring from w ithin vnrloua p atrio tic organlzatona,
Oar aaaction now, I* naught to attack in g social and economic custom s. S trife, rancor, d is
UM birds,
cord, hatred. Jealousy arc th e ir tools. Chaos la th e ir goal.
TNi dashing squlrrrl or shel- If they can paralyze the g re a t A m erican democracy by sow
» farad ynall,
Tha spider si■reading another tall. ing the seeds of doubt, suspicion and disunity, th eir p u r
And yet Uil. momlng great pose will have been served.
> {hunder tame
It is high tim e the governm ent w ere taking vigorous
Am the woods grew still and 1 stops ag ain st them .
.
beard the name
Of,Man tn his agony crying aloud:
A m much though I hated the
Health And M arriage
MOMtn cloud
’A t. such a time, 1 felt my |d*rr
Tho Florida legislature now h a t before It a proposed
Wa* lot In escapa «r in peaceful
law which would make pre-m arriage h ealth exam ination
H a il Ut among tii/if lr a n sheep compulsory. It is In teresting to note t h a t Iowa, Maine, and
Who tad lost the & (treatise elr U tah recently have adopted sim ilar laws and th a t 23
irk and
plunged so states incori>orating CO percent of th e n z tlo n ’a population
*V# my faith soother nail. now have statu to ry protection of m arried c o u p l« -and
Ih* woods lo tha'debonalre (heir children ag ain st syphilis and o th e r venereal diseases
b sk n g Q p M tjp is fellows
The featu re of cpmpttlsory pre-m arriag a qxaplM M ort
lawn la th a t prospective brides and bridegroom s m u st Ob
kL FR E P k REYHHORG
tain a physician’s certificate th a t th ey a re fre e o f vaoereal
Stalin has just appointed disease before they can obtain a m arriag e license. P h y si
' nremUr of Rusai*. II* cians' rep o rts usually are baaed on blood teats.
T here la one exception to th e usual provisions o f pre
m arita l exam ination laws, however. U nder th e V irginia
sta tu te , which w ent into effect last A ugust, applicants fo r
"Serum I’
a m arriage license m ust be exam ined fo r ayphilia and ad
state activity st Miami vised of the results, b u t the presence of Infection in e ith er
lUSt be gratifying- The person will not liar them from obtaining a license. T his
| ‘Herald reports that «n ar law operates on tho theory th a t evidence of infoctioa will
On Lincoln Road was sold bring about postfioncm ent of the wedding in moat cases,
In one month.
nnd load the infected person to seek treatm en t.—S t. P e
m l Beach with a bond debt tersb u rg Independent.
a little over 15,000.000
S assessed valuation of 170,llarm lesa” Drunku?
•D which Is estimated at
alf of Us actual value.
Tbc S tale S enate yioldcd to Hentlmcnt w han It passed
see where Repr. ssntallvr Iho P ark er bill lo Immunize tho merely "Ju st d ru n k " person
has IntrnHurnl a bill |>ro- from punishm ent by law. The late S enator F ra n k P a rk e r
that State Farm Market
pST* must be under <•& o f Lilierty, a few days Ixiforc bis sudden d eath from h e a rt
disease, introduced th e bill.
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lie said n fa rm e r friend of his had to sell hia 40-acre
farm to pay a fine a f te r - a rr e s t for drunkenneaa, w hen **
rtean cartoons show* a lltUo
In a demolish*.I building it waa shown in court h e w as merely re stin g peacefully '*>
Bag beside her bed saying, his c a r by the roadside a f te r a drinking b o u t. W h a t M r.
[ s hould die before 1 wake.” P a rk e r's bill came up tw o d ays, after th e B en atp r* dem ise
tho Senators voted It Unanimously.
IS teal etoriee pi tta Balkan
Now, th ere m ig h t havo been an a fte rm a th in th a ca^e
are just now beginning to
put of Greece, Cairo, nnd of th is "m erely d ru n k " farm er. If ho had n o i hoed a r
1 points. What we have rested ho m ight have awakened, still plain d ru n k o r evun
H hitherto haa been most*/ m erely befuddled, e ta rte d up his c a r and craahhd i t Into
■ganda from on* aide or the some o th e r person's car.
.
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Circle One Holds ‘
Regular Meeting
Groups Seek To Ease
Rules On Grapefruit
British Vessel Fires
On American Liner
LAKELAND, May 8 —(A1)—
Federal control committee* voted
yeaterday to loosen restriction*
on grapefruit shipment* fo r-th e
remaider of the Macon, but re
RIO DE'JANEIRO, May B — tained a ban on U. 8. No. 2 ru»W)— Persona arriving on the M t and U. 8. combination ruaaet
American Republics liner Argen oranges far another two weeks.
The eommlUeet, which banal*
tina from New York yesterday
M id a British light cruiser fired the federal marketing agreement
a shot acre** the bow of the
Argentina last Satorday about
200 miles north of the Equator.
The IM lI-to n American v o
cal wa* allowed to continue after
signaling to the unidentified BriL
Idi craft her port of departure
and destination. A second warship
was visible In the distance but
B r a n d y , C ham pagne,
witnesses disagreed a* lo whether
ll- waa an aircraft carrier or •
W ine, Gin, Cordials, etc.
merchant cruiser.
Free Delivery, Phone 788-J
LIQUOR
feu
There are symptom* that a
hat strong effort will be made at
i-_ this session of th* legislator* to
t to puss a gambling law or at leait
n racetrack batting okle. A Mi
ami afternoon paper took an *L
Irgcd “cross-section'' poll. Of the
14 people Interviewed severs! of
them womea, three of the total
being non-residents, eight voted
for licensing of gambling In Dade
county, four were opposed and
“hedged.'* Tho story bore the
subhead “public Should Decide the
Issue." It Is my humble opinion
that the proposlUon wold not
carry in Dad* county—or in Flor
id*.
When Uts race track owners
hinted that they might dot* th*
tracks If the new tax rate held
the state did a little "hinting’' of
its own and aaid In dfeet, "All
right, dote up; then art'll take
over and operate them our
selves." And that was something
And desire* - or must nave else again.
i* Ust World War American
Th* head/of tho state's Indus
le mills were shut off from trial
bureau claims that under
German.dyptuff require- pressure
(of Um cattle men?) th*
* Mi! chain Ian Were set to Florida aupremt
court reversed
Itself on ih* killing of deer to aid
lick eradication'- 'Anyhow, whotkPW*SLiR&it>oo
’-contained
In aacMnt time* th* emerald,
blrthston* for May, wss thsught
England It said to be prejudiced to sharpen wlU, to cpnfer rlehes,
against our airplane* of which wo and, whoa placed under th*
have already sent several hun fungus, to giro tho power of prodred; better bury vour predudire*
along with some- of your dead for
this la a poor tlmo to be finicky,
besides some people have long
memories and recall that you rot
owe ua vast sums from that other
war—that w* thought Wo had
^ fO U G H
won.
voun nr ad o r r
Here Is Japan's opinion, accord
ing to Asahl, a newspaper that a
great news .bureau aaya Is “us
ually temperate." It accuse* us of
"goln headlong Into wai”
the
grim determination of Eooaeton
to take tha offensive agphtet Um
ails powers, Isttlns loos* Amer
ican patrols on all Urn ncaa of tba
world for convoy big M r trano-
Excess Profits Tax
Urged By Officials
WASHINGTON. M f f . M * ? , Two high-ranking administration
(fficlals urged congress yesterday
to bear down heaviest with defens* taxes on exee** profits of
BAGGETTS
Liquor 'Store
M ath er A rcade
Telephons 148
ra m a s D A t
John MiiJjcctt arrive,! In*t mu lit
from St. I’eter*burg to be vuth
hi* wife ami infant ton.
" ,onl has been received that
Misa Nnncj Ro**etter. junior at
Stetson University ;n l><l-un<l,
WU rfcrntly rlerteO vicr |>ri*Ni«|cnt
of the Theta Alpha I'hi, national
V f WUH. w jp g m t at the bout*
D. Varper, Orlando
234 W . C EN TR A L
•C ? * k of psU nji, riatr departm p t president will bo in at*
ttadanea.
tk f
Rrtpl«olj| Rebekah Lodga
Wfll M 4 |U district meating at
til# 1. O. O. r .
Hull a t 8:00
U n l . M r. G lenn E . M c K a y , k r s .
O . F W h ite, Mr*. J. H . Anderson,
M i». J. It C ra w fo rd , Mr*. K .
р . F .m ih m ill M m . J . K . R ise r.
C ir r l r Om< of the W o m e n * S o
A l' .i Mm. (', E . C h o rp e n in g ,
'Tr»>ve all thinir*. In.hi fa-:
cie ty » f C h ris t ia n S e rv ice o f the M r* H E H uhrm an, M r*. K e n Methodint C h u rc h he hi it* re ffil- n*th li 11,11. M m T . E . W ilso n . (hat which i« geotl." ua- tin
la r n e s tin g at the home o f Mr*. M r* .1 i H avl*. M m . R. M. M « . theme of the talk which a ,
(). K . W h ite on .Monday u ft e r- »on. M , Mr*. J. J . C a rv e r, Mr*. given by Mr*. A T Mr ha . 'I*:,
noon v%itli Mr*. CSlrnn K. M c K a y T . I! Inrkwtn. Mr*. R . C . T h n m .
vice prrshlent of Section ‘m i
um l Mr*. -I II Am leraoit a**i*U *»•>». Mm J G . \V * lt» . M m . C .
ing.
с . l ’" .-.t Mini Mi** H elen I.. of the Florida Krdriat>«*ii t ( W
men's Club*, at the genet*1 l»*.
•Mm I»i «*lie
W illia m * presided Want
mess meeting and lunvliroit *•
( over the* l>ti«me«* *e»«ion anti the
the club yeaterday afteinoon
|d e\«ition ;tl wm- rt n tlu rlctl hy Mr*.
ChtHoing flie theme »•! ih»
W hite
A n u it ic le *ukcn frttm the
W o’ hl Outlook w nt g iven l y Mr*.
stnte presnlenl. Mr*
I ton i
C . C I ’r lest
Robei Is, Mr*. Hi Kay
...........
Mr« W illia m s announced the
"In oil walks t»f life, *»ui won
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Mother
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a
y
proMinnlon S h itly session « h u h * ill
our play, tiu r club Ut»ik and •
begin F r id a y a fIt m oon at .1 : 0 0 y m iii ft>r next \Ye«!ti« *<Uy at the churrli and in all ways ue •loot «
heatHut
u
n
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p
ln
n
n
n
l
ye
n
trro*f l«*t k «it the he me tif Mr*. W .
move all thing*.” She hUted^lh.*
I*, t hn|MMnrr u .il urgcsl men hers *?ny illt*-rtiooti by n il'll.bora of thr
lo attend.
M is
II |) tJu th iie .lu n i. r \ i m 1 in iv of the A m e rica n
le^yiot w liu h nn l nt the home n• one of it* project*
wa* welcomed as a v is l'm .
•v»* W .m lw tll nil \Ve*t
lollowing the btl*lllre* l ill* t
Th e t i l t h * 11S m vite il to niret i.f M
Fir* I <lieet
men I t were w n i t l by the to i
In Jun e at the home of M i* .1
A ll tr•• » her* u«'te rnktsl tn take to the following
C . I>mvis w ith Mm. V W
Me.
port
ii tin* p i i »i *ia m which w ill
Mi** K!*ie Itanmati, Mi
C a ll ns ro hostess
»«»** Club ,froni
til 11:30 A* m.
Tijlle sponsoring.
Thk regular meeting of the
Banfpnf Darden Club will be held
# Uw Parish bouM of the Epis
copal Church at 10:00 A. M. Dr.
R. W. Ruprecht will be the
speaker.
The regular and annual meet
ing of the p . A. R- will be held
at tbs home of Mr*. George Uor
fkn In Oviedo, a t 1:Q0 o’clock.
wltk_Ml*. IT f, Lehman and Mja
C. R .1 Dawaan as co-host*****.
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Auxiliary Plans
Mother’s Day Party
Ih n in g the s .V ia l
perim l re .
freshn ients Mete served to the
follow ing
Mrs || |) CSiithiie, M iv I? I*.
Shin ho lver. M i«
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W
M eCalh
Mr*. H ’ mhe W illia m s , M rs. i*. r . |
‘AH mrtnbofi are urged to
| nmL
XU Taw®Md Chib will have
to TH W l
M iht Court
fMrs. McKay Talks To
Women’s Club Group
Jr..
lo |?tv*n ni I (n oVInrk anti # to
u h ic li n il n io lh i'ia t.f thr auxiliary
itirnil-i» ur- nix iti*il to nttrrnl.
D in nil* It loti Hue htiainraa d i« .
cuaaioii it wi i w ile c iile il that the
n u iilia r \ w«>ul.I i i - w on chiltlren'*
n ig h t 1'iiHM i for the R n l (V oss
|>h>a klclKmgal,
Nlaiyairi
Mycr*. Mi** Helen tjiui u i man
Mi** .Valerie Well*. Mr I t* !»••
Stile*. Mi** Martha A n . hi n
Mi** Joyce SIit Ii*. Mi
’ i..n
Quarteimpn. Mi* A I I >t .n t
\lr* Wanlwvl).
M o tile r,
M om m y,
Th* Rev. J. It. Root was sur
prised with a shower of gifts In
hqpor of his birthday anniver
sary at the annual lun.-hron and
meeting which was given by the
ladies of the Congregational
Church on Tuesday.
During the business session
Chapman a* the leader.
which followed the lunrheon |l -f.iyrr,
The Weslevan Service Guild of wss
planned to sew one dsy at
th# Methodist Church will mct'l the Woman's Club for the Red
pI (be church annex at 8;00 P. Croat
and new business for tho
yesr was discussed.
Thos* present were: Rev. and
Mrs. J. II. Root, Mr. *nd Mrs.
I’eter Thurston, Mr. nnd Mrs.
A. II. I.undquitl, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Kent, Mr. and Mr*. Frank
Hauer, Mr. aipl Wrs. Robert
llgmamdil nf Lbn^wi ixl, Mrs. Al
bert Eitrowrr, Mrs- John Jones,
Mrs. Putnsin, Mr*. Alice MrMdtsn. Mrs Vsmard Sh.-afer nnd C a m rrn n , S r.. M m . Jn.n.-N Ht.-tt.
children.
. <i
a r l. Mr*. J. I* . i ' l l f i n
M i- (
Also, Mrs. ||rn ry Nickel. Mr*. L. C|o.ell...e, Mi> T. IV Kinlmv,
Derate* Stinson, Mrs,
Anns Mrs. II It, C-iili.ii- M-- .1 M
Srhmah. Mrs. Louise Holly, Mrs. W ilso n , M rs. C K Mi -K '- i -. M rJohn*, Mr*. .Elisabeth Jewett. W , H Mnye M in . ll A Mi < l.-|
wAMrsWohn MeUab.
'“"A , <Jdr«
W a r i e r M.< l-lU iu l.
Mrs7 B«*b Oolrt iats SluM<- M.-».
sn.ler, Mrs. .John Guru. Stunlm
Palmer snJ Janet Klnlaw.
1? 00 n’eloek.
The book, '.'Pangrrou* Oppor.
tuplly” will b« studied by tb*
Woman’s 8ori*t| of CbrDtlaa
Service at t)»k btvno of Mr*. W.
.M a m m a
1.9*1
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OI It
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your
O n tills S w e e t
’
H I T IN
W . | i.-l
speak
FLOW ERS
lo v e
•
M o t h e r ’s
D ay!
G A K IW N S ,
F L O R IS T
.Wrinlu'r T. II. S.
I'hi.itf J5H II1
A L O W A /N e,.
ly '/'/v /t' / Z / / r / y
h S rz n jt
Nightie
EARLY AMERI'
L ^ /y f /u a
Garden Club Holds
Laat General Meet
R. L Garrison *n Rlckond Avsnue.
Circle Flv* at the ’ home of
Mrs. J. p, Mitchell, |U I Magno
lia Ayenu*.
B plrclf 81» pt th* horn* of Mrs.
Iwsrd Kelsey on West First
reel.
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T U ttpA t
Sewing xctsfons will continue
for th# n*J Cress. Hi- tbs Womsn’s Clt-d ffpM
P. M. un:T
The Ust gsneral mn-tlng of the
Sanford Gsplea Club »ill U- b.-ld
tomorrow morning si 10 00 »
clock at thr Episcopal I’b. i-Ii
lloure with Dr. R. W. Ilu|i.r.bl
as the principal speaker.
Mrs. J. If. Colclough. pii-xiilent,
win prtalde over the busim-ai ses
sion, and Mrs. II. C Washbui.i,
rogram chairman, has a.mminreil
Ml an Interesting program will
b* presented.
P
IETTER
NOTICE
im
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MW
subscript ie»
b* SanfmJ
ng at 10.00
■ Invited t-
a r r iv a l s
Current Comment
/IN in sp ire d new design make*
• s m B - p U tr slick a* your s k in ...
actioo-frec a* a lirrcac.
a It mould* to vour tgmro -bo-
liivf nmliicr ^ili atTT’ssurii’s . . .
lowly lililti finisliiiijf 11nit’l l i t r »
tlrt’ss up Iut fVfiy foslunic! Our
tempimjr assiirtinenl Inis every
type mia/rin.’tlile . . . at' prices
that won’t dent your Imtljjel!
See mir coHeetitni . . . lui.v for
niotIter totlny!
rause lAe i s r i It k to e e x f
U *. John Mklgrtt of
Wfaburg apnoun** the IJrth
-Vfl this morning In the Frr.
— 1rr?- % aw rial Hospital.
Is the former lxiul**
• a s s rf s s r-is ft.;? ;
• ft eea'l sea, twist ee rMs-boepees lAe / n s . is sSrwigA«-ro. /
t It stays stick ever yewr hips -
Toilet W ater *2.50
THE
YOWELL
CO.
SA N FO RD , FLORIDA
South pourhea of
rslf fabric or pat
ent ■ . big enough
to “hold titty t h l M f 11.93 to
*
( n i l H e r W h a t Y o u M il) .
Cntertainuit: In honor of Mis*
Patsye Handy, bride-elect. Mis*
Margaret Kinlaw nnd Mis* lie*-,
tie Hughe* were ho*te**e* nt u
bridal ahnwer at the home of the
former on Myrtle Avenue Thurs
day evening.
Mrs. «!. M Mn*<m and Mr* I!
M. Mo>> were iinutdfil piirew for
excelling In Ine cunic* winch
were enjoved dm mg the • •••ng-.
Miss naii.lv uio pre*e||le*| vti'li .»
number of n*eful gifu from ih«
other gurM* A Naiad it ur*»e wa*
*erved by the Im.-i .v , ,
Those invited t** In- with the
hoatesne* and tin piie-t of heimr
were:
g j : S F g s f s r n ’if. u f e
'
Embroidrreil s p •
penxel typr*. I’ur*
linen hankies. Whitr,
colors file to l'J.00
One,
Two a n d
Three-strand gleam
ing pearl necklarcs
n|cv|y finished with
smart clasp* yi.oo
Jcwrllt-d lapel (low
ers, s p a r k l i n g ,
bright I Wtds cboteo
of types, jewel col
ors ------------ 91,00
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�7 ■• y
Bold Irishman
Is Taken Out
Of Derby Run
ilmill
ntries
Are Received
For Badminton
O F ,1
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>
ourney As Saturday Deadline Nears
.^.'Fifteen entries In the Second
.Annual Slate Badminton Champ,
lonihlps to be played here May
' 17 and 18 have been received
from three cllics by the chairman
-of the tournam ent, Mira Eleanor
, Morrison.
£'• Teams from
Mloml Brnrh.
Jlrkinnvllln and DcLnnd have
sent In a partial list of lliclr inftrk a ._ _Both Ihn Jacksonville
Jarksnnvllle Itsd.
llml.
inton Assoc la than and the Miami
ta th Badminton Cluh played
the tourney last y ear and t i
ll p e rt to ;h a v e a large number of
. entries, Miss Morrison said. The
Stetson Badminton Club this year
. ,‘ h making III firs t-e n try In the
Championship*
A IDeadline for enlrles has been
\ se t for next R atifday midnight
.jend entries are expected In roll
* I b this week.
[4
Sixteen
T rophies
nnd
9 o 9 it * x a e o
S b K S C C arto
PASBMAsl,
Florida State
League
oo* e n a
spRpe4
Movie p u aJ
M tttT iid ri
(VldHid
HL AtisriiPl Inn
f *»j’l r»nit rtf'ii. r
Of In iiA*i
H unch.Players Favor
Our Boots A f t e r
Trial Y e s t e r d a y
By Bid F edrr
BALTIMORE. MD., May R ~
Surprise
packagtp
p o pirfr d
throughout the opening Of Plrollcos annual four "golden days"
of raring Wednesday a* Mloland
was beaten In the Dixie H andi
cap nnd old Irishman wag w ith,
drawn from Halurtlay** claMlc
Prrakness slakes.
Even more unlooked fo r than
Mkiland's defeat by Boyce M ar
tin's llaltal In the 37th running
o( Ihe Dixie v i a Aho announcement th at Mrs. H enry C. Prlpp*'
"Irishm an” was suffering from
f r v r r and roughs and ro u ld not
run Saturday, thereby ellminat
.. .
OmlM .............
Npinforil
lUlnrfvlllt*
N e a a lta I n p a l i r
rteaia it . O rla n d o i.
ireixsnu
l w.
l e l a r t l iv,..ursipiiiiiH
19... E e e a b tirx IS.
HI. Augnallna t, Hinf»r4 I.
O syln n s Peach. I. (lalntavtlla 1
Uamea M s r
Or la Into al Uaytona n-arll.
Ocala a | HaIIlord
DatneavDla a l lH la id t
HI Augnallna a t l-aesburg.
n w ards
\ have hrVn' Ordernl for the the
•matches, both team and Individual
, Winners.
•V Enlrles from Ihe Miami Itenrh
club are: Mrs June Smith, seed1 *od greond In the women's singles
•T ag runner up last year and wlnn er In the womrn'a dnutdes last
y ear; F-nrtcr Smith who went to
/ . the
quarter-finalwith
Mrs.
I ; Smith list ycMr; Sandy Saunde.
ff'x c t and Mrs. Mary Saunders.
V. Mrs. Saunders will la- niulehial
J with Mrs. Smith in the doubler Mntly Boll, veteran roach of
Southern M ethodist University,
The Strlsou Badminton Cluh '• id yesterday. Jle > 0uld advo
have.went in entris* for Miss Sara cate an honor system to eontiol
Blxff, Mira Itulh Eaton, Henry the altuadon,
' •*.•<
,F o x i ami Edward Furlong. The
Quoted In 'Yevrral quarter* ta
Jaektohvlllr entries are Boh Dow, favoring a comml*9loner to rule
J r „ »eml-flniillxt In the men’s Ihe conference, Bell, a v e rte d he
•double* Inst y r» f| M l" Betty did not-think ih b ft# solution.
Rodgers; Leigh Colley; Ml-s YuTho confcrone* athletic dlroq,
Undu R jrn c tt; Harrington Darhyt torn, huainee* manager*, and
Ml** ‘Mary Intulse * H arris; Ml>* eoachrs will m eet at Austin Frl* » n t» Smith,; J Smith and Mrs. dny night. In ceiumetloti with the
annual conference trn rk meet.
Mr, Darby and Mr. Smith are At th a t time Bell will nrraani
entered In the men's doubles and his view*.
Mr*. Fegrnhush is matched with
" I f we don't do. something ourMis*' Barnett In lb1- women's selve*. the conference will hire
doubles. Alsiut hnlf.doren more * esar and wield a stick over
players ore expected to enter us.*' Bell said, adding this would
h e m Jackronvllle according In cfl.t a sort o f atlgma, it seems
• ,J« tter Miss Morrison received to me, <JJ1 a conference which has
from 'B ob Dow. More players are
■taking arrangrm chts for n leave to hire a G-man or somebody
rdne In wield a policeman’s slick
from their jobs lo participate In over
Its roaches.”
the state tourney and will teleHr advnralca getting together
m p h their enlrles Saturday, Mr.
nnd ilUrii'sIng the situation "calm
ly and with oil rye to what may
rnm r In the fu tu re."
Bell added th at ha was "not
angry al anyone and Pm not rail
lug anv names or rh irg lg g stiff
particular schools w ith' "dnlltg
things they shouldn't." hiH dil]
B ut the S. M. U. coach. M
he be Ilev r j an glhlet*. *h**U ,J
^ thaS *
Of I f / 4
Coach Asks Action
On Subsidizing Of
Coliege Grid Men
■Qo
m
,) t V l | i 4 i f jjl | p a ft4 t« 8 4 ! W h
ItalU l, b u t » h«»a o r r r Charley
(I-utky) Howard ‘a Mini and, Uta
mhhuon choke, In the Dfxiu. H eld
iuU o lf the pace all the way,
llaltal, a (17.10 for
rhot, fetor,
rd up rounding the stretch turn
under 1 Conn M cCreary’* steady
riding, arid withstood Mloland
nnd Arnold' H anger'* Dit, the
thirl place' finisher, down tre
atretrh. Miolarid, it m ust he adm illiil hod a rough trip of It in
the lO.horsc field, lla lta l ran
the mile anil th rcc^lx tcen th a In
1
lUp anil collected the win
ner's shnro of flOJl&O.
The second ‘‘sign’’ was more
Hum ju st a hunch, for O ur Boots
was hrougrt out hctVecn races
on the program nnd worked s
mile lif the f nappy time of 1:3X,
Just th ree.fifth s o f a second off
the track record. . Under klc.
Crcary, who will randle him In
the I’reakness, O ur Boots fairly
flew once truund the track, alIhuueh ho ‘seemed a trifle used
Up in thfe Iasi, eighth. However,
a fter thlr ipave, all doubt ns to
his startin g S aturday was re.
mover!.
fu rio u s Coin ntso held n (re.
tween rare wurkout, going a mile
nnd n qiiarter In 2:08, which
Trainer Jack!'H ow ard aaid was
"very satisfactory.”
SEMINOLE COUNTY
COURT RECORDS
RENT & FARM
W arranty Deeds
l>odd, Mark B. * Tom K. To C.
K. Bradahaw
■Doudney, Sanford F . e t tut To
City of Sanford. Deed
City of 8anford To Sanford F.
Doudney e t ox
Q all Claim Deed
Fox, John E. To Roaa L. Hum
phrey
Crop Lien
Foster, C harlotta H. To Coe.
Farm C redit Admr.
Satisfaction o f H lir . A Men
J. C. Hutchison A Co. To W. B.
Miller c t ux
Sanford Atlantic N a tl Bank To
M. E. Shelby e t ux
Honorable Dlaeharge
U. 8. Army To Clarence U Don-
In th e E vcnrlades M uckland th re e crop* a season
from S e p t 1 to M ay 1.
M ost fe rtile land in U. 8.
D itched, diked an d pum ped.
R eady fo r th e plow. N o
rocks, no treea, level. Many
p roducts p ro fitab ly rained.
Good tru c k road to K. R.
and m a rk e t n earby. R en
tal 110.00 p e r acre. D rain
ag e pum ping a t $5-00 per
acre. W rite o r v isit
aldxon
Ordinance
City of Sanford
Rc: d o sin g
p art of Bomegranlte Avenue.
W ater Connrctlona
McAlister, Henry, 1300 W. 13
Shawano plantation
Belle Glade,
Street
WINES - GINS - LIQUORS
FRBB DELIVERY —PIION B 8W
John Adam* lived to he the
oldest fnrm dr P resident of the
United Stilt**, tin was 00 when
'~
BILL’S PACKAGE STORE
he died (n .18211.
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sp rin g
Florida,
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■ u i p i o , U.
A J. ,V
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Grid Game Is Set
At Jacksonville
GAINESVILLE, May 8 —O d
— Municipal Stadium at Jacksonvilla waa yesterday announced as
Ida and the University o f C ali
fornia at Los Angeles Dec. 20.
Th* statem ent
c*mr
from
Coach Tom Lleb of Ihe Gator*
following completion o f arrangement* by the U nlrrrsily Athlatlc
Council.
No p lsrc for th* gam* waa
announced when It wa* original
ly placed on Ilia Gator* 1041
eehastula, and Cnaeh -U eh- kg-
the n a t b a t will be used on (he
California shipment.
The mesa, which will be shipped
by a local concern, will b« placed
on rsck* In the car* to prqyent
It from becoming heated en route
end losing It* n atu ral color, end
U xtur*.
The producer* a lio hava been
considering th* possibility of ob
taining some Florid* sawgra** for
us* in the film work in Csllfnrn*. And getting a couple of tons
of thla gT*ss, w ith It* sharp,
serrated blade*. 1* going to be ■ lb lengths by Whirlaway In tho
hefty task, if they decide to do derby.
It.
i
Most im portant of these sign*
is the
rainy
It's
the
ideal time to have your old, leaky
fixed up. We will be glad lo do the
for you, using quality m aterials and
cellent workmanship, yet keeping Ihe
way down.
season, and
roof
Job
ex
cost
O ur R eputation In O ur G uaranies
ftlh S treet a t French Avenue Phone 7111
ttW refinty'w ill he fereaaiM a t
tlm irT n r C hrltim ss holidays,
dalW ^Jif <h* else nf the Jscki
Vfll* i ‘*|*d|nni, and th e eoopi
tlo a ik if, jacksnnvljlr citltens.
•Twill
ANGEL'S
EAT SH ^C
8* a ford A vend* Just
. v
Crneva Arena*
IF YOUR TASTif DEMANDS
V
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THE BEST IN
• LIQUORS
• SCOTCHES
BE
• S tlss
S ta rt Ofi T h n m a v nlgl
eourts
M w rlrnn rsplained, T h n
I high
a re ta he m arked o ff a t
ic h ro t gym fo r the
A w gnls and tropics at
m ade for lty*’t«4lm w ith 1
ra t m im lier nf points, aq
Individual w iftiieri, a n d
up In r a th evaflt. E vents a re llsln l a* m en's singles,
wom en's
singles, m en's driuM**> w om rn's
diiuldes, and mixed doubles. The
tesm trophy will he aw arded un
total points sod the points are
n Mated as follows: th ree [tolntr
EURE TO VISIT
NICK’S
Package Store
ing from Octolwr to FMfenMiY '•(
hla ria n t City, Fla., home, he
■leered across the map to Ban
Bernardino, Cal., to S p r in g ' train
with th# Pittsburg Pirate*.
FLOOR SANDING
N*w floors surfaced
lo perfection
. grid old floors m ade Ilk* new.
M. GLEASON
23?
(tMjol)'M
CIAINB8VILLE, May 8 —(Sfec in It— Spanish moss
to
be
ah In pod from Florida lo California
Trfr u*e In dnse-up shot* o f “Tho
Yearling” will he fum igated ‘b e
fore It Is started on Its long
trip
westward,
Florida
State
Plant Heard authorities revealed
today.
California movie producers film
ing Marjorie Bawling*' fam ous
Florida story have been making
arrangements to ship tw o
or
three carload* o f the maos to
(heir western stud lor, bu t haVf
dlseovrrrd that California will nol
allow U to enter unless It la
fumigated to guard against th*
moXs to hibernate until the next
Spring roll* srotlnd, A. C. Brown,
assistant p lant commissioner 'fo r
the Flothlii I’lanl Board, pointed
out.
.
The boll weevil Im 't know* ta
exist In Califorula, ao plpnt ^'au
thorities Want tllh MM* frtHsl»«*»d
before II enter* thelf
Florida P lant Beard '1
ope rating with tha
plant w lh o rltid a am i
producers, are a
iha mnsa before
Experim ent
__
... _____ _
th e state.
I t ’a ju s t another example of
the orneriness of th e boll weevil.
When Ihe cotton M u o n I* over,
the boll weevil goes la Spanish
Station fum igation speclalUt, ta s t
ed treatm en t of a sm all batch of
tho mot* w ith methyl bromide
lia* .a short Urns ago nnd found
th a t It did not nffa«l tha color or
tex tu re o f th e m aterial. This la
Westtn
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Clout*.
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O f f i c e r * o f t h e Y o u n g People**
D e p a r t m e n t in c lu d e C h a r l e s OlFRANK W . TALBOTT
l l f f , p r e s i d e n t ; T h e l m a l ^ e , vice
p r e s i d e n t , J e i r y W jlk c r sn n , *ecrctjury,,
Charles
Lee,
treasurer;
T h t Y o u n g Pecpic'
M a r t h a A n n e Moon , e h u l r m n n of
m ission *; P e n n y M ltch e m , w o r
sh ip r h a i r m n i i ; M a rj o r i e W ilk erson*, r e m - n t i m ; : Polly Mill*, ch airm a n o f b 'a d t i * hip t r a i n i n g ; Mnrth n C a r r n w a y , p u h lic ity m p e r i n t e m l e n t ; S h a r o n M n r p lw . pin n i d
a n d P e n n y M iirhem , h a n m a n of
m issio n s a n d v/o:'t 1*1 friendship for
C r n t r n l Fforiilla Ttniofi.
S u n d a y nD n m n the eoimeil
l o w l n t jr o u n v people, C.rraldine
W l l k e n o n . M a r t h a Arm* Moon. m r f t l n i r for t h e Y m m g P eo p les
M a r t h a C a m w a y , l 'n l! v Mill*. D e p a r t m e n t wa>
M at I h r p a r S h a r o n M u r p h y . M n r jiiV f W i l k r r . so n n g e
•o n , T c n n y M ic h rm an,! J n n r
Tin* W o m e n 's Society o f C h r i s
ti a n S . 'M t t f o f r r Oviedo MH lm Stalay.
T h e f o llo w Ir j t held n p.inrl i.|»- d 's t C h u r.-h
i r at tfn4 c h i n eh
r u a a t o n o n “ T h e YouiH C a t o i a n " : M ond ay ref te r n *• 1.
C h a r l e a O l l i ff , P olly Mi)!*, J r r r y
T h e pen- niioi * i r-f tl-e O v i e
W O k t r a o t i , J a n e S tal> y nn i Hr* do R a p t »- 1 d m
'i. Hi v
Idiik,
is to lie in Os . > next Sllfldli
a n d t h e n ' vv !l h r no *i»rvire*
S u n d a v evetiinr* 4‘ tie* Me*h ndJst
C h u r c h a s t h e twi. r h u r r h r * wilt
m e e t in n u n io n se rv ice a t t h e
f la p tfs t Clm reli In %.<lrn(ili> t h e
new p n « tor into t h e rom nvim itv
T. II. IliifiriiH a n d
Kdwnnl
Mifirins . d S n n f o t d w e r e ill Ovic
do .M o n d iiv aff* n reou.
T h e Itev J S I lav o f L i k e
Infill, f o r m e r nos*or of t h e t i v l r
do Hnpii**t H u m h, p r e s idi**| at
thi* loeal i loin h h i d S u n d a y Res'
lM y w •> a i e o m p a n i e d tier* tv
Mrs.
1 iv a n d
llo ir dmiyddi *
M h s f t 1 v r 1 i.iv
Sever ,i I I n u n O v ied o ndO «.•! 1
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A. W lo t v oi S o f o r d la s t Hun
dny a f t e r n o o n io Io dine I >r. oml
M is J W M i r 'm
th e f o r m e r
b r i n e one
f t h e h o n o r a r y pall
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a n d M rs \\
Jt Will mm*, M rs
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Today you can buy ihJ. C-B
OVIEDO
TERMS
Sanford Electric
Contracting ('<>.
K. C. H A I U ’I-.H
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P e a n u t s •• 19c
r . i , •*
B e e ts 2 - ■> 19c
... 29
O liv e s 2
1.1 I
C r a c k e r s ' 15c
fdokel y i > I t i im^M-lruU
15c
J u l e s 2 ••"• 2 9 c
i.*4r At.tr St#*I*
lia k s a
Ikit 19c
leind O J‘.un tf.
I9c
fadr AKi* (j.si>uls1*d
Soap
bo.
10c
W heal
>>4
10c
4 'A«
ik>
hmn letlvl tlu4J* b>b«
C o ld M e d a l 23
S a lt
Soda a. Gingf ra, Cjiahuma or O f elm
C ra c k e r*
•1
. . and use electric refrigeration, th at’s the safe, modern w ayl Not
only Baby’s milk
but a ll the fam- —
1^59
kept fresh, cool
and wholesom e.
C ost? A b o u t a
huB IH
S ta n d a rd
Mb Pk
D o g F o o d 10
toilet
SOAP
>
k]
1
O t t . f i t f L altir
ItU tm llr
Am , W * /« r
NEW, IMPROVED
SV
2C
FLAKES
___ _________i u
*
�H orn# D e m o n s t r a t io n
Notes
D. ANDREW S
THIS CURIOUS WOULD
By M B S. H B V A
%*SgT
COTTON BLIP. COVBRS
W htn It e*ma* to brightening
,ro<W—Ui«w'» magic In
w elLfittlng *Hp porn *.
And U you're making your awn
slip M W ii th ere* • now bull*,
tin to bolp you. ju st off th« prow
from th* Bureau of Homo Economlfs of tyo U. 8. D tp o rtm rn t
m
* Interested In b a ld in g ■ p o d ,
t o o s p n u lo o p o u ltry bon#*.)
P a r IhoM w h o p lan to lu itp
MM-ro rh lck m a
o n th e ir f a r m s
n ow l» lb * tim e t o bur' them and
pflfH tho njM t expensive \m tbo
loaf run,’ bo want*.
More and a w e HorM y f a rm .
1
ITT £. FIRST ST. FREE DEUVWY
fr TOay — SATURDAY
-QUALITY
READY TO PHY
DEPARTMENT
FR ESH D RESSED
( 1 t o 4 ,1b.
it
.)
URGE FIRM
EA ST
(CECOLD
LETTUCE ...10c
EVERY PAY IN WEES
A N SW ER : R ight. T h lt l i b eliev ed to b e the m u l l o f y o u n g
* * fr t« g « * w h ich are ao p len tifu l d u rin g w a n . . . and Jl la a
P w ^ l i t l U»*t young parent! prod u ce ■ higher proportion o f
FANCY GREENBEANS 17c iTi
E
S
o
w
*
*
"
"
*
3
Squash lb 7 '/c I Eggs Ooz. 29^111
EATING APPLES
cottons—ginghams, chintrns, ami
prrralra—may tie used too, hut
usually these are only 30 Inches
wide and may not cut to as good
advantage as wider nielrrlalr.
L ighter cottons also wrinkle morn
SOAP dr POWDERS
g ll|g |||= lll5 IH 5 J
NECtAS t a
r
rkSOE
■; W b sn Jb u y in g slip cover m ate,
rials, lo w fa r A cptton With a
firm , clo*a wvavo. 1-ook for a
m atat 1*1 th a t will nut shrink
more than 3-4 of an Inch a yard
a t Uta Vary most. And find a
m alarial th at Is color-fast. B«dh
cotor-far-tnaa* and shrinkaiv fuels
may 1.0 found on the selvage of
m tny slipcover m aterials. Or
you may nave to buy a sample of
the material and teat It yourself
to make aura It w on't shrink
&&&-*'
W estern Bel
Round STEA R
Genuine S p rin g Iju n b
Club STEAKS.
fcRi®ciiops.v";;..ift* 11*
enough hi alte r the fit of ' tb*
rover made I mm it.
Hrna Hurgeeted
A (lock uf good laying haaa
will do much tow ard m aking lb*
(arm family self-sustaining and
keeping It in good health.
Thia suggestion comes front D.
F, Howell,
extension poultry
■pcriallxl In (Saineaville, and w
made to all farm ers who do not
have (locka an Iba^r p seas,
"P oultry moat . pi»d rggs." Mr..
Huwrll pulnta out, ‘' O t f ' r r t j Inr.-J
portant litullh f o « K \« lk l icaln-.l
talnltiK u eniall fluclr'Te- i.ot ’fUM
pensive ami will trin g r f t y sa tis,
factory returna."
... . I-.'
For the amall farm dork ha
rrrom m rm U n iluat.|iurpOM b>e*d
euch na Hhode Island Red,' N e w
Hampshire, or WKIt* P lym outhHock. These breed* provide nior*
mi a t thnn the sm a le r ones an*-
■'ISnllO TiffftfflS& 'jy
depend nn the stM ,p / ,thp f a m
family and Ita 'In te re s t 1/t p a d .
try," the axtcpauin worker say*.
Home families may w ant to pro-
Of b e t
fTlioLLDERS....... Ib. I4e
Chuck ROAST
DAISY C H E E SE .Jb. 2 lc
B E E F L IV E R .......... lb. 27e
hkinli:hh
W IK N E R fl.lh , 15c
rtfl&mps........b.
BEANS................
SEN GIANT PSAS..... - ........
Ma U NIBLETS------- --- P ark er D lilo Ring CAKE
I n c
« 8 S n.... tb. me
Plff L IV E R .....3 Ibo. 25c
b ig * C H E E S E Ib . I K
5ai7saJ3b’___ jb: ioc
™
t t — .......... q t . s *
39c
L-I-T-f-L-E P-l-G PsQtRsK
®-...... -— *»• Me M fW 0"* 0,1 ..
JLDERS.„Jb. 121'jc
S
Ifc. I*c
Cabbage ...lb. 2Vzc Fancy Fresh Cukes
ao . i n u n
ea<
ulisb
I H4RR
Potatoes 5 lbs. 19c
m tim k a
-------- U
SAjJkl&K....... 2 II
Sunkist LEMONS: do*
M A IV H
<W*rwke.
FACTORY FAN
10c
Lge. Juicy LEMONS .....
Lg. Juicy ORANGES .....
Fresh Green CABBAGE
J9TR1NG
lie
PRIMROSE RINDLESS
POTATOES............. .
10 lbs. fjh k
Winesop Eating APPLES 4 lbs. J$V
FRESH ASPARAGUS, bunch 2 0 £
ious i» ivm -.,
PIC N IC S...-......-..J b . l i e
FRESH FRUITS & VEGETABLESI ', » . V O . I
Re a c h e s i«
E-C-O-N-O-M-r
CLUB OR RIB STEAKS....-:....„ .................. lb. I7«
5,l ^ , ^ w O T £ £ P 1ln 8S S ! iiP * ,, R0AST....»• ' 7e
85 2 ^ J !,l l £ ,RrKET STEW— - .......... -2 It*. 2 *
[FREE
T - B « » «r
l
J
H l l e y ’g )
'ORANGES ..
GRAPEFRUIT
f
ik
B k
PHONE 238
FANCY URGE SEB0I
■
IW
-f
CLOROXpt. 10c q t 17c
M S J B C ly ....... u *
Apple JUICE ? for lie
mmi
SO A P'.
r. m at.
lb . 2 5 c V,
.****..8
FLOUR plain Dr
e^ r o
no o dl
r A w ) ...... 9 *<hl j a r lQ c
in n
■
IT IN .............. pkff, 10c
SWING Rt«e15c)HU. 25p
f6IW AI8E...'....qt!rsac
Dried APPLES bulk Ib. 10c
M s:
L s ....... n o . 2 c a n 13c
V e g e t a b le s ..... n o , 2 c a n 2 1 e
s
A u c e ..... ........8 oa. b tl. 9 c
M O L A S S E 9 .........8 o s . b t l 9 c
&M
T ? .. 2 no'; 2 c a n e 2 3 c
Tom a t o e s iu >. 2 c t w
ec
epy- ■ f f lf .g .
Ion* PEAS. . no. 1 cans 10c
NUTLftY OLEO. .... Ib. lte
X®^GUS Tips... .ion
1
.
V*
** *A '
S lb# can 4
Afi
1
- - ’ _____f~£T7irZt.
f t k 1T O iiA ^ raioe
DUI PICKLE V4 *aL «5e
VdR®
c o c k t a il
8 f o r 10c
•*
........ 10c
pea c h es”
......
m n iir
12V|C
�(
v'jVlriAfYfT
T H E SA N FO RD H ER A LD , SANFORD, FLO RID A
WJA program U imw appnm Imatrly 800 homes • day. in (lie
Week ended Apr. 12, the number
of htktes started under the FHA
Program was the highest on rec-
A TTO fTIO N l
m ia d V, a im
tm w ■Hfauratt
lanford F ain t .
& Glass Co.
jt
" ■ 7 **i
a t <,126 homes un
der Tills II snd 2S2 under TUI*
I. The number slsrted In the pe
riod ended Apr. 19 also surpassed
the 1940 high.
The number of homes started
this year Is more than 20 percent
In excess of tha number built in
the same period of KUO, the admiflifltrator tiid .
G&lni In Uic
volume of homes icin g started In
n o n y defense areas range up to
percent and even 100 percent.
I n s record-breaking activity In
home construction under the FHA
■hows the willingness
mnd ability of private Industry ta
help meal the—need for housing In
tha defense emergency, Mr. Fen.
guaon said.
From Jan . 1 through Apr. 19
about 46.BOO small homes were
started under FHA Inspection
which are being financed with
loans Insured under Title II of
tbs National Housing Act, com
pared with 38,700 in the same
yc«r.
In addition,
about 8.800 homes were started
umlcr FHA inspection which are
teln g financed with loans insured
Under Title I, compared with
Jod of J940.
jfr.F e rg u s o 'n ’aa^l t w t t . reE
gme of applications being received
Tor ■ Insurance
of
small-home
JJ°rtg afea Is continuing a t the
highest levels. The number of
applications Involving new homes
If) the week ended Apr# Ul web
8,701, approaching the previous
record of f>,908 In the week end
ed Apf. fi.
Mr. Ferguson pointed out th at
total applications under Section
203 have been between $30,000,000 and $36,000,000 /n r each of
the past seven weeks.
This
amount of application., indicates
that private-home construction
under the FHA proaram will con
tinue extremely active in the next
THE OLD HOME TOW N
By STANLEY
H E S DRA&TWN MIS F E E T . T O K ICK O P A O U S T
,
S C R E E N S O M A W W O N T S E E W H IC H F O R K O
- r u g r o A D H E T A K E S — T O T O W N .O R
f o V C F T . ? T H E W ID O W B A E L tn W l - •
^
(iraranrp
(p^rfooally or lib
ni
\V |T \
(o tn r) * in unlit *1111 nn Oi- rII i
Mofi'ldy in Juno, 1MI l>t Hue Hi*
i lir of Mill nvmiti
a ml
Ai»i»|
Tur*it«y
fm
Nrw
H c c a u sc w h e n ) n u h u y u n e w cur tin .
■priftjl y o u w a u l o n e lh u t w ill s e c y o u
llir/iu g h m un> u s u m m e r.
S o « h ilc ) n n ’rc ti ailing it’s g o o d s e n s e
to tr a d e uf> — u p in s n m e lliin g solidly
guuod llirm ig ti m ill ilu n u g li.
Virk .
Mi ah Maty Klnm* i* hi'liifl
(iflpi a vmil with her brother
Fr»*d Si ntii’* in I lityloiw.
Mi >• A !1 Mt t ulltH'k of New
York mid Mrs llu lrtr I HurrlM
of Nrw Smyrmi a ir vimlin k- Mi*.
J I
HillMi * VV (i Kilbfii find Mid.
VViiltn! Ynrhoi«nitilt w i'if among
thiiAF
from
hH«’
to
\ iNt
T r a d e u p , fo r ins i um i , in i In I i i i i n n i
p o w e r o f H u ie k ’s m m e i Hie m i l i ills i in -h e u d s tr a ig h t- i i lit.
T r a d e o p tu tin lln ill nl ( !u iii | mmini
( aii lull elio ll I — ( I i l i i s m i y H o ic k 's,
n o il ns lin n li »s 10% in I ‘i% o n ii i'
c c o o o m ie n l o( g n .n lm c lliuu last y o n
tha
Stain FIi wrt Show in Oilandi>
M«*ntia\
Mr. and Mr* It It Murphy
Oviodn, Mi and Mr*. Rt N«
Strcvrll a m * irui'ala of Mr. and
lira . Harney Sr huh a, Sunday.
* Mir* Sue llnrripnn of Tailah**aei*. Ketmeth llariiaon from O k
lahoma v u itrd their parfjit*. Mr.
and Mr*. C\ F. HarrUan Sun
day
Chat lea llenry llarrH nn fo r
mer |y of tfentva, and HiM
Phelpa of RrokAville F la .
married recently- They vmiU'd
KV riaetAilN, Mi nndf Mr*. C, r
l l ‘ rrip*'fi «»n \Vi tlne^lay.
"1 m i le
up
*
liL
/
r - p l l K I t l . S u r u le In r > m ir
X g u itliin cc y n u uni) lint final
in th e c o p ) h u n k s — h u t llm t d o e s n ’t
s u b t r a c t o n e w h it fro n t its tr u th .
1f«ft
‘onif .*? Hanfiifit, Florida.
• • I'
A*
ni Hi** tlm r |ifrpi*rllK*tl l«* !i"
, Mm. I)oriA liignini nn«l MUa
Doris f’lni*rm nl IlHVlttiin flench
F|H?nt tin* H ifk in .l with Mr, and
Mr?*. It. N S tm r ll.
Mr and Mr- Ilnrnry Hr hulls
my hnml amt the >fnl
1
* : i i h «t«% of A|i»ll. m i .
I I i e M a f i i ' i l o f l l r %%11li - »til r i i i [,
>mn
n i l i r r n i l < f *!»»•*
if
i n*
f.
t in - I ttl l o f r o i r i | * l n l n t I re > m l -•« i
LONGWOOD
Applications for hom .-m ort
gage Insurancs under Title VI,
the new defense housing Insu
rance section of the National
Housing Act, totaled shout | 8.000,000 as of April ID. he said,
PA CK SEV EN
In ii s p i t m l i l c i n n s
II lilt N'I HIM,
>f
,*(■! »*lr*’u l t
li.
\
M WKKK*.
lV|tui|r rit-rk
sp rin g in g llia t is f o r e v e r c u s h io n y y c l
l o r e s e r t r e e fro m s e r s i e e iiM enlion —
in s to u t, r id e - s te a d > ing lo rtp ic • lo ltc
ill ii e si ills n o lh in g n h o u l ii lo go n ru n g .
Him k ’s h o d ie s a rc r o o m ie i, ils (m in e s
hit* k i n — ils s le e r in g gem s go tin c c !•*
h u o 11ms s us lung is iilu n il m ljiis lm e n t
uni ils m n in h u n i n g s h a v e hulf-uguiii
ilu si 11 n i lit, ni its* m .
I lo n g s liki ihni re a lly lo i m t llie s c day s
— s i i tin y 'i c y ■m is in u H o ick f o r a
It ilk n u n i at m u s t
f « '« * »C,
ili.oi y m i'il s p e n d
m .ms ( 11 lit.
h ii|
II imI v hy I ' l s l n l — In H l l l l k ' s nil l u l l
* ./i/iu rm / n rF / in t.
S h i It h i t , c f'tn iH tl
’V I I I I fl V ft Ot i r I t t i Ir t —
. 1 I I . l J 'ii, n n v / i r/V. rPi .i P m i i i . h j n l U i k il h f t
II l l 'i J V l h llv t .
EXEMPIAR OF OENIRAL MOTORS VALUE
a II. KNGLISII
GULF SKKVICK
SANFORD BUICK COMPANY
S T A T IO N
Corner
Flret
Hi. A Frenrh A t e
W H IN P IIT IR A U lO M O n iH b A PI M ill t MUCK W i l l DUIlt) TMIM
DAN DUNN—Secret Operativc-,48
Miami Corps Wins
Fifteenth Award i
fin jjlj®
w o i r . STev AT V-S 0 0 0 9 .
ir any Of T u o sr o o 't n v s c a
APPOOACU. GQOwi
K n o w •- I MUST
VO l
WILL.
BQISKJ Os h
Cfl)11M Tl.i i«/. »
BAND& if r»
s
/.'.'j
JU%T /.Li1>
TO CONSOOUSUCS* •
(K N 8)—For the fiftein th yim
the Miami Drum snd Hugle Corp-.
Harvey W. Heeds I W of the A.
srtric sn lAglon, won the stole
champiooshlp In ap«n compstlti ai
with drum and bugle corps fi"m
posts throughout tha Hlsle.
This snappy outfit ranks s . •■tie
o f Ihs boat la Uis nation and -III
rom psts fo r Uvs national champ-
& V i / Ut .
the
t
FQr,»»
><* • .
t e«i
SEC O l t u
4 Will'
Da u
* t* f
aNO
i ►
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mO i O L
CONSUL^a^
tty KHAN STItlKUB
W TAKETT
la8siKed Advertisements
tl.i
- - ■
-
f — 4-room house, 6 acres
IN T X L U O E N r
YOUHO"
with amh il too waatsd ts
business. Free Lo travel. 1
H t u f l c r r A 'r v f f
C O W S HOWC - ETTA IS D ONG M0Z
p e w ; a u r r n u c it in c s h u n o w
,
------------------------- , f O i A S O U * *
H B A L 'n p - J
a o rn e H i,v K K '
YIPPEE.
M W VINSON HEARD
MOrHCf2 WAS AVUAY,
S O SHE AStcCO US 's
C9ET2 •* WASNi THAT
( 3 0 0 0 O F HEM .** f----- >
fdlsS V»N^
*'
NCjiUMGam B O B '/
- »
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ttr.'Aiis»t vui/ict )
i.vvrv AUourniM
jH A ro u r T o tv j
_ . svrH i''
JLI ' OU
S U P T ^oE ’
I W\Nr*t>N
TO THNKC l
CAHT^OOC
>TO DFA^a. Ran
r. F irst BL
o n ly / W a «4on complete in-
i
FurnlUne
a t R M t'a
THJ&LQNE
PESSIMISTIC PRISONER
\
iiS ilg
�<?
w i t *
111 . P revent
Man From
g Medal
fD , May
(Special)—
rt of "enemy eetkm" upfa Ufa reached even into
yesterday' when Herald
JU di. Stetson University lew
dot from Jacksonville, die
ted th a t a long-tw altrd RoyJf* Bering Society medal la
forthcoming.
Clark, active
Florida St'ster safety drivts
isored by the American Red
is, spent la st summer a* a
anting and Ilf* s a v in ; Inst fue
l s a Canadian boys’, camp,
ae a result, wee to have re
td certificates and a bronst
illlon fe r capable services
I th* English organisation,
is
mailing tube
bearing
It's twe certificate*—on* for
rmedlate rating bad th* other
firs t class instructors rating
the Royal
Bodety—also
g h t a letter from th* Right
, Lord De*borough, sxecutlvs
L: The letter w as postmarked
destruction by bombs bed forced
the removal from London into
tem porary ooetety beadquartera.
The bran** medallion, It report*
ed, wee not available doe to “en
emy action th a t ha* ceased diffi
culties In anpply sources of m et.
al* used hi the awards.* Clark
was assured, however, th a t the
medal would be on Its way as
soon aa conditions permit.
The Stetson
student, well
known In Jacksonville and Volu
sia County Red Cross activities,
wss instructor a t Camp Ladenwhl, In the province or Quebec,
last summer, end plane to return
there thl* re a r. The Impressive
certificate which he received yes
terday bears th e legend: ‘‘patron,
His Gracious M ajesty th* King,
and declare* th a t Clark is aw ard
ed the diploma fo r "having passed
necessary testa and qualifying In
the society's methods of life aav.
Ing and resuscitation of the ap
p aren tly drowned."
It Is be-Ileved th a t the Royal Society r a t.
SOOTTS SCRAP
«’• ' *•-' ’*■
FARMERS* MARKET
iiflU "
« A H B I A S INDIAN
4IR 1S WEAR.
A
n iK < ( £ m < t(E iR
P L O ItlD A
. .M l W as ll.1 t,
Dam b o o ^
bpr, tte-tsa, ‘
NOSE3 MO M
PENCIL TrfEIR ■
; EYEBROW*
i ik em -
V'
JR
UAlutOTH, Dam. u n o . t i e
. t.tfc .
selv es
It*. Cri.
Cc-Te.
■ W V k l K f B . Z r h" < u \\\:
.
t l .S I to l l . l t
C Q AXIn
l ALONG W IT H YOUR FA V O R ITE D R IN K OR C O F F E E .
W e m ake o a r ow ns
F ried ham
A-lu-B* > , _ .
. .
L ettu ce A tom ato
foAXlHELLA (BUMiNityyt)
-(He
base
t • r i l i i '- 'i 1
H St
*
„ \
Special Mother’s Day Cakes
L t*
A.
F ile d o n
^
Ha ^UEHAU *<0WH
Fo r e s t ik a is a c e 15
CALLED THE HOLY FOREST
BECAUSE IK *I«E MIDDLE ...
A 4 U iT WAS PEOPLED V
He r m i Ts and Ho l t m e n #,
SdM RoF w No M LIVED IR
TMe Tr u n k s o f Tiie T rees A rtERMtT LIVED IK Tdl$
oak f l o o y e a r s A/50
11 e l iibmaBa-UiVOt no*■— s,
I
L
S T M T NIGHT — TOUR B U 8IN B 88 APPRECIATED
s ir l o in
M
T O Vlf r r r HIA N DING
JACKSON. M1BS., May R (A P)
—Govemo Johnson yesterday pre
pared fo r hla first vlalt |o Missisilppl national guardsmen and a*L
ectesa training a t Camp [Handing,
Via, Johnson aakl ha would leave
by m otor this afternoon for the
p , to
m i b*
o * ygjiest
jirii 0
nannr m
camp,
of1 honor
a ti a■
m-rndo and review of Ihn thirty.
Irat (Dixie) division Saturday.
j
h
B arbecue
H am burg era
of
-THE STALK WILL U iH tit
$ AN INFLAMMABLE <*A5
\ WrflCrtifKl PLANTEJOJDES
|
BaeoR Actor
Ham salad
Jb
15 A REAL * 4 AS - PLAHt^
A LIFTED MATdM
rK ill AY AND SATURDAY
bvuly hew summery light-ground
> !• ell thoee hew eheor m aterials
as light and cool as a Bummer
1. Bamberg sheer*. Triple-sheers,
In* Crepes, Dark Sheers, too, and
prlikt* In RadJngota effects. Molhtreaa U here whether she I* a
N r,
tlA D IB H IH . Do*. Boa.
teed, I O n 1.11.
miAWBKKRIlca, n o t
ENJOYCRISPY tOACTED SANDWICHES AT H O M E R 'S
B A K E R Y SPECIALS
W. FIRST STREET
NEXT TO^THB FLORIDA STATE BANK
to
Bn
CK1.KRT l lt A R U * do*. Crt. T O M A T O ta. t s lb. C rt. t i t * t*
l.**-l.I*.r. .
«.** Litas- t is-i t*.
CI.CUMUKRS Bo. .Iter, plain to TOMATO PLANTS. *"'• Tboosond
. P e r - 't . t e - t . k l , - S t \ i Ooa. c a rto n
It.* *
T U ItN ira . Doe. Bon t*< to ate
Bn. llp r . **• to **a
BoS k St? iM J’part W ’
'
WATER O il BAH. Doa B on. *1*
Kmart*ml, Bat' h*r. I t "
L ET TucIB . IcobertL _ I ’m t . l l - U t , onAPEPnuiT. C ri.. H. I . Com bs
' He l p
lessesH om e B akery
I S e -lte ,
bag. Comas’l l.t*.
11abt. U«. to l*o
Coeoaelte, b o n p r , l.tt-I.S * .
CP.LKRT, c rt. I ’a. i ’a. S>a 1.1* to sw k k t rtrrATwita, lot. rt»vi.
r q
“
•feed CHICKEN $1.19 to Jf.26
[EAT LOAF............. each 2 5 c
Bo. Her.
CABBAOK. Par ton. 1L*S-is.ee
J • Jo BEAimV^
/
,
BBBTS.
tS S K
ONIONS, Do*. B u a . I N to l*c
PARSLEY. D on B on. l i e . Ho. B abt.
lead. I l e a . (,**•
POTATOES. RiH BUM i t A. ' CYU
n m no. i t.n - i.ii, a. fti*«
i.ie-i re. c ala* Mc-nc, I* lb
PRODU CTS
BEANH. T siu terareo n e ,
m
m
1 Y
T '\ 3 |
Cut
From
Western
POUND
by Mr*. C. F. Proctor on the de
Mrs. McKay Talks To I fense
meeting which waa held re
In Orlando. Mrs. J . W.
Women's Club Group cently
Ilsll of the civic departm ent asked
In membership in the local club
There are an eetlmaled five Ml- and staled d ia l she was glad to
. . 1 B. t ■ 1 — la .
* ft. —
VI n I i _ . I
*V* - » - —
are the young m others taking
tu ch on nctlve p a rt In the club
woik, for "through their Influ
ence thpy create e b e tte r com
munity In which to reek tluffr
children.”
J
'" • *
In closing lira! McKmy stressed
‘‘fellowship” nod "holding te our
ay|p|irlb 11 U
t_n«l
tit not
IriAit Itflb
friends.”
s l It
but
net least
M
said "hold to ynur Juniors, irgnlIng them to d-j gqoil work In (Hi
senior rlob. Teach „tha)n to atuify
rompanlohshlp s n d ’worW logsthsr.
Reach out at>4 do niori tfeltlis
which are tpt>6 fo r ytm r town,
your state a h d ’ y s u t hallon.'" l
Mrs. McKay p tiiU n ted i lh* lical ilu b w ith an honor roll cer
tificate for attaining the I*
point* which nr# req u ired ,to m*k#
a standard c|tf>. „ , .. '
Mrs. C- R. Dawson presided ovj
or the business meeting which
followed the luncheon a t I*.™
o'clock nnd ihtroduced the eoef*;
or fo r tho day. Sho appointed
Mr*. A. M. Philips, N r*. JII. D.
Freem an and Mia. J . O- P ellet^
aon aa n esm m ittro on dsfcn»«
Mr*. Philip* called for calhIng which niny be used fo r the
Red Cross shipment* and Mr*.
Freem an itreaacsl th* Importance
of turning In tinfoil to be uaod In
defense work. Mr*. Patterson s i r
noii-ccd th a t n benefit party
would be given In th# near fu tu re
In order to rp lw money w ith
which to bub m agasloe .-*ub*cri»j
Uons f i r t h i an n y ctjdp*.
19c &25c
ASSORTED
glDRS..™........ lb. JOtte
SHOULDERS lb. 12Vic
HAMS....____ Jb. IB Fie
,
Mias Irene Hinton aa a re p rta in .
lalive of the Red Croi* work to
illualrnte th* packing of (he boa
rs which are shipped to the warlorn countries. This proved very
Interesting to thoae present.
Mrs. R. M. B urns was wel
comed into the club a* a new
member end Mrs. Dawson an*
nounred th a t invitations bays been
la-urd to the following Members
*r the Ju n io r Club Who are eli
gible fo r membership Jn th* Sen
ior C lub; Mrs. Fred BeU. Mm.
Andrew Carraw ay, Mr*. Je b a
well Stew art, -Ifre. W< K. Wliilams, Mra- G. A- Speer, J r M
Mr*. H arry W oodruff and Mr*.
T» F-. McDaniel, ,
i-i. New Ju n io r 1 Club ■ member*
war* announced a* follows] Ulan
Dorothy Powells Miaa France*
Mahoney, Mia* Mary Chapman,
Mis* M artha T elford, Mist M ar
jorie Coghurn, Miss M ary Jan*
Preston, Ml** Doris Hall, Mis*
K atherine y ern ev , MU* Doris
Sue William*, Mis* Mary We*
then, Mle* M argaret Relts. Mr*.
John T atum , Mrs. B. E. Atkcn,
Jr., and Mre. F-arl King.
Mrs. George Hyman, the wire
of th# lata Dr. Ocorge Hyman of
fU nford. who In pr*«W tnt of In t
Jasp er Woman’s Club, waa wel
comed aa a vUltor a t the meat|H|F.
Host rare* fo r the day Inelud.
ed Mr*, n . F. Rolllna, M n . F.
X -RqumllUt. Mr*.. J. H. M jn k k ,
Mm . W. K . Patrick. Mre. C larie*
CV’TS *1*4.ill
I .A f tU f
Brands
cans
Factory
'or Mother’s Day In lotsly 'sheer
ikJtallored. style* and lace Irina*
at color. Bits* IS to t t .
CREPE SUPS
M other would love a p re t
ty slip, either tailored or
nicely trimmed with lovely
lace. Ours a re better-value*
. . . In Tear*** o r W hite.
S ites' If to BS.
jH iV - L M t-W M ring
^ Mr*. F. F.. lU um lllst of (
elvle depariakank- reqim atsd I
2 le tte r b e -s e n t to the Cou
Com m ission urging there l* V
the heepllbl p ro je c t A n,V «m w
w en t w a f m ade by Mre; E. Ow
ton of HoapTuil Day wkltfa '
be observed en Monday, May
I t waa decided by th* d u b
present a floor lam p to tho h
Turnip Greens
, DOES , r
YOUR f l
CHILD f
NERD •
4'" •*
Cabbage 3c L em ons
G LA SSES
9
9c
y * S w ;' *•
Cucumber* 5c
J’
po ck
.
�S anford Is The Only C entral
Florida C ity A ffording Rail. Highway
And W ater T ran sp o rtatio n
AW IN D E P K N P K N T NlE W S t'A l'K K
8 AN FORD,
FLO R ID A ,
FRID A Y ,
^Senator^'Yote
Fireworks Ban
■upwns. mna wo*
largo ft) now bein^ built fo r the
soo o f the Array’, A ir C o rp t tec! Urol unite and for civilian p a r.
pssoo.
Budget Director Harold D.
0 MIOI Mid tb t Airport Improve• * t a ir » needed beemuM of the
n crease in (Ho nuotber of air
w ry* tactical unit* and to pro.
JW O.for a n Inervsao Hi the numadvanced training school*
ta the A rra y , SO^OO-pllet train .
IS g S ru g ra a i,
T h « a w o. no m m tlon of the
Greater Tax On Wine
House To Get BUI
TALLAHA8SEE. Mar 9
—
8en*t« , and RouM
xommltyM today proposed
that .tha State rmiae almost
'112.000,000' a year—aaTfll
craBda of more than 91.800,;
000—for general operation*
of Florlda’a government: W
£
appropriation*
committee brought in a bill to
Emil 8chram , top offtdte) of
appropriate 911,727,M S fo r each th* Rcconrtrucllon Finance Cork
« f tha B a it two y e a n . Tha Houa* poration, U th* n tw preaidant of
com m ittee In Its appropriation, the New York Stock Exchangem propoqed 8 U te expenditure* lie ruccred* William McCbeantv
147,872 g reater than th* Sanat* M artin, who left fo r hi* y ear of
committeemen auggeatad, or a to m ilitary te rrie r.
_____
ta l annual increase o f 1 1,827.181.
gubotnattel tecreasca fo r S U to
adpnaflouol toatltaUona were In
<
Answers Given
T o Q u e s ti o n s
About Hospital
Com nlteion A w a i t s
Action On Changes
r In H o s p i t a l A c t
In an a ifo rt te 'fte d t w ■+
•ware te the thro* 0 >gMlnn* oakod
n j
ItegoMi hkl W n m fd|m
S
^ U s S lW J I f M ' j _ ar% )aal
m at*'Trent l o t h * form a f '4
ta r to Bettator Vapdanbcrg.
pubUcoiv Michigan, Which
la tte r trium phantly produced
M il.
letRethe
ye*.
H*r« a re tha question* nakad
h g ilh * Auxlltenr, which declared
to • latter to Th* Herald th a t a
hospital waa -Sanford** grateat
L Hava SeViator Houaholdar’a
« lr e « d 7 approved by tha Houa*. amendments te th* 1227 hospital
a r t been passed yet?
“2. H at th* second sole of the
hospital bonds been advertised
& a, s s a a '^ £ S
"S. Haa anything bean don* to
•teg In naw doctors to San>rdV
•»*
Senator Houa bolder arms te n t
telegram by Th* Herald to
h + 'h q anawor tg th* f i r s t qu**^
*iJ b u t M v s t a reply ho* not
wtf M e r tte / I f l r staters tood
to aattr th a t lk«-am*nds>«nU have
o ^ 'h o a tr pnaoad'Oy th* Leg tala.
U re. hoarsesr. Whan « ateteaaent
te. r e i M fla a i 'B a m te r H aas.
_
d
•
Trail Of Destruction
L e h m a n R e c e iv e s
i8 said L e f t in
In s tru c tio n s O
Hamburg,
instructions
u nn Fires
Are Emden;
startcd
Army Purchases Nazi R^ r Is
Jacksonville Market
Sunk By British
police and hwmkgtaUoa. I w p r e W * . lied more
than 100 Cerman team en l n . ; | l y York
p art of a nation-wide roundap. TSe Carman*
w rra a rretted on charges *f f»verataying
their 80.day leaJe in the eountgyjr snd it wa*
‘
hath
K S U . " eorT,ft h o t n lfh t any
taproaalon th a t recent Brltiah
■Sipping lo u r , on the A tlantic
. J j i " ,n,lnor—• dlaputed point
suddenly im portant In tfie flaring
congreeaional • controversy over
convoy,.
In high London q u a rte r, II
Wl* **ld th at tonnage lost lr
April, was nearly a t high aa in
any previous month, apparently
c lo u to 480.000 ton*. The pre
vlous peak w ai 483.000 tona In
Jun*. 1040.
Chairman Land of th* Maritime
Commlaaion Issued a statem ent
making It plain th a t hi* previous
sum m ary of
certain
thlp p ln i
loaaaa yra* Incomplete. I t had said
th a t only 12 ship, which cleared
Upltert m a te , porta had been r e
ported sunk In tha pant foul
months. I t was b a u d , he aald,
on new spaper and other reports.
“ Thar* Is reason to believe,*'
ho pdged, “th a t actual loaae, run
suhM antlally g re a te r than rep o rt.
d la f tB"Jthg LegiateUiw ay
TSS-S?**^
«
German Cities Are
Battered By R.A.F.
In Biggest Assault
1 i
rs. McCasBn,
vssr* ,ddu MResident
Here;
Sn ,VSodvevMalogi
S S f tha
itF
S
M spltel
, n « « « t e y w in h
M em ber Associated P ress
1941
Over 16^000,000 la
Requested By Pres-
Subetantial Increase
, For State Educa
t i o n a l Institutions
Included_In Bills
ullawlng
eept for
9.
ilors Seized In Roundup
New Airport
iFunds Asked
By Roosevelt
0 • Ttio S en ate
MAY
Lake Mary Men’s
Song Is Featured
In Community Sing
( a ir - '- I'.-dvA-f
' n
• m i sal* of thateoapltal
W Amarlan," w ritten
I n et h a t advsrtlsed yet. .
not h* until It is known h r WlUard Connelly and Harry
I Ute> 1227 haapltel net X T -ler, n f U f a u r y , was sung
»t • e w r a a n lte sla g a t th* Lake
M ary CngnuonHy Haas* fast ntehi
under th* dlractten * f C hart*,
MorrUon, Mr. C*na*Uy reported
Mr*. J II. MrCaalln, 82. died
laat night a t 11 Of) o'clock a t
the home of her aon, Dr. H erbert
H. Mct'aalm. MI7 Magnolia Av*.
nue, where ahe hail livral for th#
paat 21 yenra. She hail tieen In
falling health fur aome time.
Coming here from Sweetwater,
Tenn., with her huahand, N ra.
McCaalin took an active p art te
U»o work of tha Preeby teriaa
Church of whkth the had tieen ■
member ainre rhildhmal. Mr. M<Caalln. who had been In the mer
cantile buslgras In Hweetwaten
died five yaprt age, ahortly after
tha coupU > j d / V ar*rred ^thalr
H ill wedding anniversary
Mr*. McCaalin was tairn in
Monroe' County, T e n n , Dec. It,
1»SH. '•!
Survivor, include two children.
Dr. Robert li McCaalin, pa>t>ir,
nf th*' I’rea’j y terian Church in
Memphia, Tenn., and lurineil)
(malar of the Klveralde Pre*h>
terian Church in Jarkeonvilli .
and Dr. II. H. McCaalin of Ron.
ford; two grandchildren, Joe M>
Caalln, a student at th r I’rraby
:erlan Junior College at Maafon.
N'. C., and Mr* Keevva Munkei
Memphia; one eialer. Mi,a Mnv
Mngill of Sanford; three brother*.
L. J. Magill, A tlanta, (ia , Frank
lin Magill of Chicago. Ill, and II
E. Magill of Knoavlllr, 'Tenn
Funeral aenthea will hr held
S aturday afternoon at 4 .10 o'clock
a t tha Preabyterlan Church, wiili
Dr. L. E. McNair of Orlamlo and
Dr. E. D. llrownlee of Sanfoul
officiating. Pallbearrra will Ih
cboaen from among member, of
the Basalon nf the Church. «t
which Mrs. M rCatlln's husband
waa a wiember iur many yrara
Burial will be In th* Evergreen
Cemetery. Th* Erick aon Funeral
Horn* Is directing arrangem ent*
Active pallbearers will be H
F- Andrews, J . A. Dlatllne, A.
Kent Roaaetter, D. U Thraahe>
II. C. DuBoae, and P/ H. Smith.
H oaarary
pallbearer,
will h*
Henry MeLaulln. Fred William*.
O. U. S tu a rt, R. |l. Muirbead.
and Vf. L Henley.
LEGISLATION
SIGNED
'" f a r .
P ltM for th* county.wid* 4-11
C M a ih lrv im m t day te decide
th* aataetim * f glrU te h* aw ard,
ad trlpa t* Tnllanaaaa* for th* o r.
g n n teM re'a abort tnrrea* a t th*
re d t t th* *chool term , nr* b*teg mad* m w Mrs. l a v a Andraw*, kmrn dretonalntUon agent,
■SM M 2 .
Work dans fag all o f th* girls
Ih*
U ko
('enter Huyu Pro-----duce For lilanding Attack On Convoy In
M e d ite r r a n e a^n la
„ .1, l.enmnn.
.w -----II
ninungrr of, thr
Snnf..i.l S ta ir
Fatm rm
Market
Herndon Buys Right To Let Kids In
Ball Park Free As Prices Are Cut
at .
__
a_
A
a
I
tiall ass ociation a flat >ii- •• li
week for the privilege o f . |u iin ^
the g atea to all chililren of *t K»m
a g e The coat o f the cnn«es*»ti.n !«•
Mr H ern don I* to he agreetl u|» n
later, Otto Cal dwell aanl
Jto '20c a g a m e aittl the biearher
| ticks tq !«• ;;tv
* With n s|»ecial "ladii-s night"
jin whii h nil ladle* are mlnutted
jfr4*e, and the free gate for the
(children, the directors
of thr
la«rhall club etpir*«rd the belief lb< game againM I>n>tona
tonight
will draw the largest
clitwil of the sm» »o
After n brief discus* am of thr
financial status of the rlu i by
Societal \ Andrew I'aiiaw uv the
fails took thr floor to Iron out
till* ill- of the a Ifrndiitir«, nr<it.
•m a ll n tle n ilam r w u- 1 1,«- 4 f,c nd
n iisainn p lir r
D e l and o n - *n|,|
to p in y 1, fu ll
hooae
More a
"P re la l ortce 111 the Idem h e r, waa
provided
A reduced ad m iM ion for Indira
Mrm S «»«ft1 1 im Smith. Hf», n rr■
lip li) the fana. aerk
• IfMl «»f S a n fo n l for rttl yrara w“ * ....... .
ing to int,-real more women in
iiM*t#d a w a y at hrr homr, 1S 10
attending the gam e,, and con
WtM T h ln l Rtrrrt. Ia*t night at
eequently bringing their huahand,.
7 '.0 o'clock. Born in Clay co untV* *• one fan repressed II.
l*t.
11. lgeMl. lira Smith wa*
It a m when Mr. Herndon o ffe r
a ntamher o f the Church of Gml.
Hurvivora Inclinlr hrr hu«l»amt. ed hia proposition, to buy the
"
J- S m ith : two anna.
Crank roncraainri for all school children
lliitrh anil J. I.. Hatch, all nf nnd allow them in free, that the
Sufi ford; n nicer, Mra. W. H meeting sprang to real life Sev
II" k»in
o.f Oxtrrn
and
two eral people came to their fret Im.
i i indrhlltlrrn, IJoyd Hatch and 1 mediately to say It waa the h e a l
Mia. Ruaie kKera. Kith uf Han. 1 plan offered yet. A* Mr. Herndon
M rs. SiiHnnnn S m i t h
D ies A t H e r H o m e
I "..real aervlcea will !>r conduct
ed Saturday afternoon at 2;3t
•> - lack at the Churrh of Cod
Filth Street and Holly Avenue,
with the Rev. J. F_ Revels, pas
toi officiating.
Ilurlal will be conducted In thr
la k e View Cemetery. A rrange,
mint* are under th* direction of
the Erickson F u n tral Home.
lw#n raising money on thalr own
te pay th* vspans*, of thalr mamber* for a trip In Camp Me.
y u a n te In Jun*. Tb* camp trip
la for tho*o too young to attend
th* abort course,
SabjreU choren to b* taught
at th* abort court** Include bom*
dairying, horn* orchard*, food conserration, poultry, gardening, food
aIu
..4
k*o l»kw Immninira
tatsalvipil W --
Where the coup d 'etat premlai
might lmv« gone » •* >'»* mdwwbr ,| in III* uncolllirtned newt dltuatihea It wa* noted, howevvt.
that th* report cam* aft*'
aald, the purpose of th r free gate
for children wa* to get tha parcm* to bring thalr children and
rom* themselves.
"W hen you charge a- kid for
admission .eyu don’t put the e s .
pent* on the kid but nn the narent who haa to par for the whole
family. Let the children In free
and you will reduce the burden
on the parents and draw them to
mo— gam e, " **td Mr Herndon.
01 to Caldwell accepted the
vuggealion along with th* nthei
director* present and asked It be
triad Immediately. If tha plan does
not bring an Increase in atten d
ance hv th* end nf four weekr
Captain, Sfeitten,
Williams Share
Honors At Shoot
('.p la in H.lph Hfatlen. * ylalter
Ir.np Silver Bprtng*. »»d
William, shared lop honor* at
I he weekly shoot of the Seminole
Gun Club yesterday afternoon a t
th* range In th* rear of the Hotel
Mayfair. Ned Smith, secretary
announced today.
Firing on th* pistol rang* at
23 ya rd ,. Captain
match score of 227 and Mr. WlU
llama turned In a 284.
High acorea In th* alow fir*
match** woe# , Mr. William*. 97l
Captain
Stettan,
26;
Jasper
Wolfe. 95; C. E. McHlarrwW, 94)
Harry William*, 92; Jim Webb,
y2; Charlaa Shaffer, 89; Jim AL
lenby, 89; J . A. Howard. 88. and
Mr. Smith, 88. Standard A m eri
can targets ware ua*d.
Scores on tha rifle rang* war*
Mr. MeSlarrew. 94; Mr. 8mlUj,
93; Oeorg* Cook. 93, and B*h
Crumley, 94. Firing waa arena *8
100 yard*. Clarence McK m *1-
French Grant Nazis
Right To Move Army
LONDON, May 9.—
Reu
ters I British naw* *t*ncy) today
•mated a Barite correspondent of
te a fw taa Baalsr Naehrichten aa
re parting It h«ll«v*d the Vichy
gavarnaw at ..h a d agreed te tb*
m m -M a t Oyrema troop* through
French provlnea* and mandated
terrttoriaa, tocludteg Byrta.
Thfa, It n i
reported, wa*
Ih re g h t to b* Germany'* price
••*
uard
In a wide-ranging expedition,
w arplanra flew a , far a , I’oeen,
Poland
On thr horn, front, aw iim i o*
It A F flghtera baltlrd anothe
targr-acalv , 1**011 by the Luft
waffe fiom duak lo dawn -— th*
eighth night n f ih* atryjlr f ep
N an atlsok.
Ilf thr raid on Hamburg and
| Hremrn, th* Brltiah aald "wide| apt rad d e tra c tio n " «■< reared
land aald uunieruua fire, WCI* *
•*rn raging In th , •hlpyard, and
iiidualnal q u a rte r, nf bnth rlllrt.
Snnultanroualy. Lnndnn report
ed th r 10,000-ton Hritiah rru trer
('nrnwall ,ank a (Jrrniar, com.
nine* raider In th* Indian Orean,
n-acuing 27 Brltiah m erchant «**
mrii from th* rald rr and taking
piiMinn 83 U nm an n r w survi
vor.
In another **a haltlr, Flnm*
repnrtrd a violent attack nn a
•trongl)’-reported llrlliah convoy
m thr w ralrrn klrditarraiiran, and
Mild tnrpr'do and bomb htta **r*
, m l mi Iwn llrIt 1, h battle•hip,, an aircraft carrier, (wo
. 1 nr, era. a dtatroycr and three
inn client »hlpa No Brlllwh ahlp
w „ reported aunk, however.
1'ubllr dem nnalratton. In Bagh
dad againel the month-old Ireq
i-nvei mnent fighting the llrlliah
Kniplrr furred Prem ier llaatild All
A1 tia ll,n l lo flee In ha«tr from
11,a little kingdom'* capital, the
K w ntlan plea* reported
To *ea the reaction of the bu»chall fnne In thi* county to a
•reduction In price of ml ml* ikeii
! the ha*ri>al| hends agreed to
I meet the demands of thr fun, jy
I educing the admUsi«mfor Indies
Second
K O IH C
The Inrgmt R. A. F. bombin»r nrmarin over axnemblcd
t° r « single nighl'a ra id
humped •’ten , of thouaanda**
of inrt>iiiliarii>a nnd "humlrrda
of io n ,” of high explosive* •
on Hnmluirg nnd Hrrmen in
an overnight mmauit.
Sunn- nourcen estim ated
l hot .TOO or 40(1 nlnncM were
mrl with baaeball official* !o
wt»rk i»ut a metrodl of attructintr
more fan* to the games Stur^i-w
t»ons by fana for price m im i'ott*
on lailir*' asimianlan amt M.mhct
rentn were aurce<i | u imi.I \t.ll
start tonight.
Mr llerm lnn 1* In pay lh« l.g*.
Achievement Day Plans Progressing;
4-H Club Trip Winners To Be Chosen
M 4
K e p O rte C l K y
CAIRO. K g , pi. May
(A.I ’. ) — The Keys) Air Fere*
announced
today
It
k*d
probably com puted the de.
-■ruction of
the
Iraq
air
force" by two bombing a t
t a c k , on landing field* naor
llta h d td .
Remnants of the dissident
ele m e n t, of the Iraq army
o h lcb a neok ago attacked
the llrlliah.keld llabdwnlyah
airdrome have withdrawn Is
llamadi. Fallals, the Urlti«h reported.
h
WASHINGTON. May 9 .- ( A 7 1-eglalation designed to reduce tF:'
hundreds of mm* falnlitlea each
year through federal Inspections
wa aalgn*d Ito Uw yesterday by
ltd
they would be »rnt
camp to Join <><•■
already Intrrm-.i
tailors are pirliiiv.l
office before being
ti. I* llerndon laat night tunirbl
21 Years, D i e s fatalie True Is
the right to let every scroul l»o\
Mini m rl in the county into th«Deceased Had Active dinner Of State Sanfnnl
Ball Paik frrr to -»•••
th r Seminole* piny fm
P art In P resbyter
Prize In Contest the next four meeke, u*» Iniwt
l.m*
ian Church Work
Th* m g waa w ritten by thr
twa man fa r last A rm istice Day
And has sin** b a re -Introduced la
•II * f th* schools ta| the County
h r MU* Darwtky lt h te r d .
Sanford Jonler U gh nnd gram
mnr schrel student* have been
N l t i n b l l y T f a d * f singing the
•ong. Mjj** Sanferd aald. It lr
•b o a t f a i r lln** long *nd the
w redi w ar* w r t l l i i hy Mr. Conn*ny ngd Ih* m art* by Mr. W re
Morrtooa
reported unofficially that
to a w estern internm ent
group of Italian aram rn
there. Home of the N an
at tha Nrw York barge
•enl on to Kill, I,land.
LOCAL WEATHER
urday; acattarad shawm
south portion Saturday.
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d u e l a t the C learw ater Y acht
club during the month o f May.
The committee in chare* • I*
George W. J. C arr, PlauJ Mb.
E lv ttn , Victor Cnrtla, Jr., lla ity
Clark and Dwight, Hhowera.
THIS CURIOUS WORLD
O f Teachers
in
0 LEN 0 .
HIGH
08, Ma t 6.— (flpajtol)—
a M w U to the Florida
M e an
Intcmahlp has
pith mow than 100 teachRriyfia, u d collage teachidncatton from all parte of
to to bocin a week'a teal Floridan now Internahlp
r teacher m ining,
ate* will study the Ha,
tha plan. which la intendtoo Florida g hotter teachibig program, and which,
mod, w it m u lt In a g*ntpreramont in tba ctato’c
educational ayatam.
The
diego or uniYonlt* auper0 . D. King o f B«rabto.o
School rappmante Sanford
conference.
Urn American Council on
ton, and It m i through
maorahlp of thlc body that
TK N e m t t i r t o r a t
nnern
J I D IC Itl. CIRCUIT OF FLORI
DA IN AND f o r attR luuL R
COl'NTr IN CHAUCKRT
no . s u e ,
CITY OF HANFORD, n municipal
corporation. I'stlUunsr,
.
v*.
rilK HTATtJ l)F KMHtlllA, (W en
ds nl.
N o n ets
riliT J It: TA.-i a i r-ilA AND CIT
IZEN* UK TIIF. t!l V UK HANF u itu , in b r d in o l i : c o f n t y .
FLORIDA. AND ALU UTIIKKH
IT hi A f CMNCKHNi
I’lises lake nolle* tlist n pstlDon h ss been filed In in* Circuit
Louri of I lie Ninth Judicial Cir
cuit uf Flnrl.T,. In and fur Hemtnule County, lur the purposa uf
itilalnluM a drcr»*s uf seta Court
ratktstlitu sm, coiiflrmlna Clly of
Hanford. KluriJa. llcfundlnB Honda.
■aril.. (>r m i . m n* daied hiarrli
I, IMI. In lbs sum uf llil.sta.o a,
subdivided lulu three t i l s-rlss a /
follows, to-Wilt Hides C III.to t.•a; Bsrlrs U. Ilsu.estaa; mid I**risk K. Ita.ans.au. aa fully d e
scribed In os Ltl pel It Inn tor vaildailon nmt thol th- llnnornbl* M.
It. Htnllh tins of lb* Judges uf
s a lt Court, has IssueJ an order
r*s|ulrlnif that rouse be shown,
if any mere be, at th ' Cnurl-
IP
7fft A A A N -cy-V U A sT eiR D
horns. III Tllatvnt*. F larlta. a t
o 'c i v r k a . *s , «■ t k * I t l k
day uf U ll. A. ti. IH I. » k j sate
b o n d s s h a l l n « t k« t n l W a i e d a n d
roniirmsd, and you *r* hsraby
imllfi.il id show CDlias. It nay
you liair, at ilfi lima and pises
spsrlllsd la aaM orilrr. why sate
IhiikIs -non Id not be vattdatad and
tsn firm al
■
‘Mil* nulls* shall b* published.
In Ti>a Manlord tl-ruid. a n saspjpsr puUllshrd lu said C lla uf
w nlifil, Florida, ones saeti art eh
(or Ih rtf <*| rnnsli-utlsa wtaha
l*i inr in said bearing, lb* first
Duulli nllnn Iliar* of lu IM at least
• labiirn U ll day* prior tn ta r
dais »■ said hsatlnu.
IVITNWW my bund nnsl lb* offl.iul s*al dr said Louit a | Bnnronl Florida. Ibis Mb day of
Hay. A. I t , I M I .
r
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U I*. HERNDON,
Cf-rh or *ths Clrrall Court NUttb
Jmllrlal t'rro ll In sbd far H.intnnls County. Florida
Cmtnssl for Pstlilnnsr
Kill: I* It. WILXON
IX Chaos, daeaaaed, I s tl t f said
Coaaly, to tbo Couaty Judas of
8s ml noth County, Florida, at hla
offka in tb s m a rt bsaas of said
County a | Baafard. Flertda. withla slchl calaadar months fram
,
M T n n J t GT miAbicK
tbs time er tbo flret Mbllaatfoa
O A KLAND W. SPEN C ER .
of this not lest Kerb claim ay de
A tto rn e y fo r P s tn to n ets
mand aball be la wrttTaft and
n i n iN - c o r a t o r m
rtw m
shall stair the placs of tosldaaca
j t D e a la a n to iR
r o t m , and post office address of the
claimant, and aball bo. a worn t<
F L O R ID A . M PHORATW .
IN R K : E8T A T * O F a T D N B T O. by tka cUlmsnt. hla aganl. or hlg
CIIABE. Doesaaod,
atlnrnsy, and any auch claim os
T O A L L C R K D IT O R U A N D P R R - drm ani not ao filed shall be cold,
lit
IHKAI.)
IN T l l l t c i n c c r r CO U RT. NINTH
J l I H lI A L C f R C i r r
IN
AND
C DR U M R I N O L H
CWVNTVs
KLOHIDA IN C N A N C a a V
flO N n H A V 1N O C L A IU H O R R E -,
IfA N D d A O A IN d T 8 A ID
KHTATKl
T o n and each o f yon era hers-,
by n otified and req u ired le p re
sen t a n y cla im s anb
dem ands
w h ich y o a o r e ith e r o f you, m ay
H A N D A I J , CKAHB.
H T O N X r O. C IIA C R . J R ,
F R A N K L IN W , C H A JIK ..
Aa n iaru iora o f tba Lam
W ill aad
Taalamant
a#
Hydaey tb Chase, dsesaaao
Flrat publication April tlb.~ 1H L
ENJOY CRISPY TOASTED SANDWICHES AT H O M E R ’S
A L O N G W IT H Y O U R F A V O R I T E D R I N K O R
rill I b
f j W
fli t l l i s . a
LIKINA BALTER^Cvniplalnant.
■IICLTON HALTER. Defends nL
Tu. * It ELTON HAl.Tt: It. whose
xsM snra la unkaawgi
You ara hsrsbr ordered ra ant*i,i nn the lost day nr June, l i l t
to lit.. 1)111 of Comnlslnl filed
ssslnsl you In Iba above entitled
re ii. e and The Hanford Kara Id a
newsnsner published In HemlndlC
COFFEE.
Wt Rtako oor own:
Fried ham
.
* Lettuce A tomato
„**
Bacon A eBg
nam.aalad
Rarbacne
su m .
S h Es ”
f e n
®
WIGHT — YOUR BUS1NRS* APPRECIATED
fZEPDLBS
ARM RATED
TMM
UR TA8TS DEMAND!
YHR R U T | l l ‘>
:q u o r s
|
H IS H E S T
a t" A L L . '
HOW
F A V O R E N J< 3 L > V sJD
A N D F R A N C E IN 4
THE P R E S E N T W A R . |
B U X O E P
A N lM A L S d
III)
DOES THE
WOATH&ai AV^VnI
/*
ANSWER: European w eather travclc from Waal to ra il, thu
tha billet get w eather w arnlngi flret and can plan military opera
N ew P resident O f U niversity Of
Florida H as Straight *A* Record
G AIN E8VIIXB, May 0 — (Spe
cial)—When itu d m ts a.* the Uni.
•ntpUy of Florida named Char lea
Khrrman a a thalr now prcildrttt.
they paid trllmto to acnularihlp,
for Charlea Khrrman la one of
Ihoaa raro ImlWhlunla who h a t
mads a p arfrrt arhnlarahlp n r nrd—a alralght "A" In every »ul»X*ct ho haa taken in college,
■ Sherman, who halla from Aron
Park, In Highlands county. Isn't
jo c l a brilliant «tintent in iho
c la n room | h» p'«ye*l No. 1 on
E m icnnls (cam hi* freshman year
and wac a four-spurt* competitor
Ifl hlRh school and mad* the allM R sm te* team tn fool bo II and
rT l* bunted down a f 1,000 music
irholatuhlp to an o th ir Instltu(ton when he circled to enroll In
l » 'University of Florid* In Iho
n t l 1 of IDSfl, and work hla way.
H*» plava th* French horn In the
university1 symphony
dhcheaira,
a n d ln ih e b a n d .
Charles haa te rn an active parriflp an f In many d llfe rrn t sports
iti th* un
university'*
m
tv* rally'* Intramural
........ . ...
program , representing hi* aec.
tton of th* dormitory (Murphre*
* n - . which section lie serves aa
monitor.
To cap It *11, C hsrlet Is still a
rig h t ypung nr an. Many college
student* ran do more than vote
In thalr ramnua elections, but
Sherman hasn't been able yet to
go to the poll* In national, slate,
or municipal section* fo r he la
only St) year* of age. and will not
bo I I until naxt O ctotrr.
II* la on* of, If not the young,
eat man sleeted president of th*
Florida *Indent body,
II* la tha third non-law student
within tha past 16 yearn to b*
given th* highest atudcnl office
a t th* Wat* University.
And it appear* aa If In tha
aam* length of lima, ha i* th*
flrat IhlrtLyear m a n on th# cam*
m e to get th a top honor. I t*
Men an alm ost unbrokan rule In
racant year* th at a fifth o r aW byear ctudent—usually In tha', law
school—gained th* praaldency.
wnnifl, ii BniTa p h u i iwn** w ronsrqurnc* of *uch effort*. Ills
high school principal predicted
h* would make Florltla Blue Key
(that'a Uw stn d ro t leadership
aaristy), and hy has,
Aa has baen indicated, Omrles
didn't enter Florida with any
openly ajtprwaesl, nr secretly nur
tured political ambition*, but per
haps It w as a acmicwhal tinaxprclrd auocraa which came to him In
hi* sophomore year that started
him tnw anl tlw pr-aM ential chair,
.............
........ when a student
'l l happened
elected the year previously tn the
student exrentlv* couhrll did rlol
return to school. Chnrle* loosed
rl* hat Into th* ring nt tin* tin s»
or the sprrlsl rlcctlm — -and won
—first anphonore In thu inilvorsily lilatrrv to allaln such a p o d
in the alud-nl governmutiL
And ao early next month over
3.000 student* will officially ush
er Into offlre next year'* student
“prevy," a grand looking boy who
has a great brain and a great
h eart Inside his six foot, 113>aund htdv. Justly proud can b*
d r, and Mr*. C. I). flherman, hla
parents, hi* sitte r Betty, a sopho
more a t Florida 8tat* College,
and Ed, a brother', who la a Junior
in high school.
E Y N O T M I -O F U tl
DAN DUNN—Secret
JAjlgttJBMi,
3afety Harbor Group
To Distribute Flowers
SAFETY llA nB O R . May 0 (Special) — Tha S afety H arb o r
Chamber of Commerc* haa voted
1a
distribute 60,000
petunia
plant* among Its nw m ben to b«
planted.
The lighting of the now ihttfflcboard courts la under eoaaldt
oration by tha chamber which <•
KTTA KBTT
bedroom
suite.
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HI*ETTA.1.
itied Advertisements
U 'lE C E
—
KowAflourf
AUI. r
Inner-
T W N IS J
rprlng. 3.place manic th
room n it*. Studio « m
Cheap for cash. Fhon* HOT,
HELP WANTED
RAWLEIGU ROUTE avallablone*. Good opportanlty for I
over 66 with car. Write
once. RawUlgh’c. D*pL T
R14-10R. Memphis, Tana, ,
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Sanford la The Only Central
'
Florida City Affording Rail. Highway
And Water Transportation
AN INDEPENDENT NEWSl*At*l£H
fwoeu^u-i-'L mm i su_i'u — w m lW F
‘ SANFORD. FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, MAY 7;
la IMS
1941
iDY TO FIGHT AGAIN,
Cabinet Member Com
ments On StimBon’s
9 Speech U rging U .9.
To Assure Victory
M ost Ships Said
To Reach B ritain
officialI |* the
>W ays and Moans Cam.
etderion !>e nroI U N .M t .I N lea
fat rolatlao to tho
-w ar aid e ft art. .
aaoartad also
proposal for
fee lam m o t a n a m letsa r and middle larom e brack.
,2
W
aHhoogb
' “a a v perha.no bo mare draa.
t k Umn M oeeoaaary at
it"
WASHINGTON.
V - Secretary K
I i today j th a t th
tho Klwanla'Club* In Florida and
publicity director of the U niteralty of Florida In Galneerllle,
wa* the opoaker today at tha KL
waoia luncheon.
Increasing Need
For Fellowship
Seen By Wright
to r* 1
, faca.''
.
• Folotteg out that then U no
essential- difference between the
Rotary,,4b* U o u and the Riwanl» cJuba, Mr. Wright said the**
group* a n onllke oaly In the
iplrit of tho member* and tbclr
leader*.
The work which the Xlwanl*
organisation U doing with the
youth of tho ataU through <u
Key Club* was laodod by tha
governor. who declared
that
again after the war la over the
world “m bit look to Ita youth
lo carry on." Through the Key
Club*. Mr. Wright aald, Khranl*
can fill the young men with
hope, faith, Integrity and the
high Ideal* whloh they need.
• Diaruaalng the activities of the
Vtwanie Olube f a r oader-prWIleged >ehO dnn. Mr. W right e a .
praised th e belled th a t one of the
ran*** .o f <un der privil eg ed cbOdM S a t I he lack o f p eef »r marrt**#‘ laws 1a Florida. '•
Ha w ired tkaoo present to let
tb » lr ■leglatot— knew th a t they
w anted law* etattog th a t only
the physically and mentally fit
Roosevelt Buffers
Stomach Disorder
WASHINGTON, N a y 7 - ( A P )
—President Roaoeralt wa* ct
conflned to hla
last
night Withi
perature
raus«d by a gaatrrintaaln*
Us Inal die
order.
Rear Admiral J
llonae physician,
"nothing serioi
th* condltlan
p ra m p tly ” bo
eptly Roosevelt
thing arhiah
• o u ld - 'lm 'W o r r ie d .
Th# ‘
V In arjlo* to kola create n great- wa* n
or a w a rd e n s ad th e prs t lem i fac
ing the world. Mr. W rig h t suerested th a t one meetin g n month
would ho to t aside f a r a dlacue•ion of cHyr sta te o r national
affair*. Ha paint ed to Franco aa
an ■*sam ple o f w hat
happen*
when a nation
-unw illing
the
I*
realities.M
to
Forces At Habbaniya
Siege Withdrawing,
E n g 11sh Announce
President Roosevelt, dedicating |h c Staunton, Ya., birthplace
• ighl | are Mrs. Carter Glass, wife of Virginia's senior senator,
Secretary of State Cordell Hull, l.aily Italifu*, I ,<■,1 lUlifnx, lint
ish ambaaaailor to Washington, an* Mrs. Woo.liou Wilson Gov
declare! that the Unite.l Slatea ll Joaily lo fight again for the James Price of Virginia dm". I- l.d.le.ll is will ins; dne.lly l.ehimi
existence of democracy in the world. Seated front row (left to Ihe President.
of World War President Woodrow {Wilson as a national shrin-.
Brief On Canal Baseball Fans Called To Meeting
Volusia, Seminole
Mailed To Navy,
To Discuss Attendance Problem Boundary Is Set
n s i f .Sanford I
*
W ar Departments One Truckload Of ln*enB a s er abialleld f ato-V
a m eet mg i** '*
«ti
”
*
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•
• Commission
m e a n s o f ln$ r e n -o n y wit*nn c e a t t h e g a n i m a n d V•• n*.
Advantages Of Water Tomatoes B rin g s dviuew
Lint* Set In Center
t h e r e c e i p t * n n d itrlon-.*
m e n t* o f the* S a i i f t o d It ««* I* 111
Route As Defense
Of St. Johns Or
tio n t o m o m i w
ni ght .«t
Measure Descrilied $1,600 A t Market AH s0so0 c iao'clock
*
In Emit C h a n n e l
In t h e t '••inmi*,»i *n
ihh
ciifr
Is.
nick Ioat! of tomatoes was e r 'a Rnr.ni o f t h e Cit> Hall, t h i n
Retting forth the advantages of
w ell, n r e * i d e n t o f the a i m
aolil
the Sanford State Parm - eClaald
t i o n , aalil t o d a y .
th* proposed canal connecting the
r t t $1nrket today to lh« Micclche
A t t i h t d a n r p a t th e game** hav«*
Bt. John* River with the Indian
lllflr w a r
Mhos
tu, r d r l w w i
JSr
r Ai . fy
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r.
Mdo t>Cfn
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,
n i ' I"*' |I 4 ih1, me highest price of
pfojecl. a brief has Wen matled
,, j Lehman. m an.
lo ihe S w m U ry *i( War nnd 111' I ?ufi r, snt.l Imlny
Thr tomatoes
Secretary of the Navy, Kilwartl h pii * lirmiKht in to the m aikrt
lliggin*, Bcer$'tary of the Cham.
"i tho iM.iilhiiti |»av 1 ol tiic
tnrr of Commerce, saitl today.
**•’••*«*
•
li.quiiM- I’ntiitnoi* to rump In.
I report'd Ly fic u
\\ allUm •*, (o 1^lfl ft tir la«t (mm (an»|i llland.
City rnginear, A copy of th r linrf iny for ht»y»» ntder* of vegetal les,
to
th r
M -arrity
of
th
am all to p ay t h r
p cim m o f th o d u b a n d ioii if
planp m u t t In* m a d e I > i n c ir n n e
t h r n u m b e r g o in g to t h r p a i k ,
hr
id A v r r a g r nt l i n d a n e # «*f
all t h r uan iea p l a y e d h e r e th is
a e a s o n h av e r u n uhnitl
itc
v* rd in g to t h e hoa *»ffirr f i g u i e
j of Andrew Carrawuy, arcietarv
| of the nssoclatipn
The Urge*!
k ttcndanrr of th**
*rgv
Im protrm cnt
§
Li h.
wuf which (.v o rg F
Apa«»clalion.
u»
W
g•.Li
G ibb.
,
U Whit*
It was
and that
“clear up
“This would t# tremendously
th a t appsr- Increased by deepening the channrl and by constructing the ranal, ‘ the brief say*.
>
From a m ilitary standpoint,
construction nf th* canal Is urgrd
In th# - brief because th* w atrr
rout* between th* Jacksonville
naval bare and the auxiliary base
on the Banana River would be
shortened, and because of the
nearness of th* other base* *1
Orlando, Ocala and P alatka which
would to benefltted by the canal
” A project to deepen the H*
Johns River channel from Palatka
to Hanford ha* be«n approved by
th* board of engineer* for the
Rivera and Harbors Committee of
Uta llooao, and a report on the
canal connecting th* 8 t. Johns
and Indian Rlvors is now In the
off loo of th* A nnv division en
gineer to Richmond, Va.
at tlir m arket. n«»t even i
•• i t h i*f th ese
ord er*
, ...... Mr , , h(n. n , . |(|
cun
Panama Canal Will
, Close, Japs State
TOKYO. May 7— ( A P I - T h ,
UMially wrll.Inform f.1 newspaper
Plans sre to clo«e the canal lo
c '»ed a report that an Osaka
-l"l>p|ne firm had been advised
'" " n Han Franciaen th at th*
I'"ited Rlatew would close the
Panama canal within 10 days.
Plans th* to close the canal to
*11 hut limited traffic for an Indrfinate period, tho newspaper
said, adding th at If th* plan I*
carried out 110 Japanese steam ,
r r , remaining Ip rasters cart nf
Panama will he nomoeltol to raturn t* Japan via Caoriown.
The newspaper Hocbl publishc l a alrailar reoort attributed to
New York advice* via Shanghai
*nd added for fear of an attach
by German submarine*.
12 I T . S. Volunteers
IaihI On Transport
OTTAWA,
May 7 —'API —
Twvlvc yuting United Statca volunjrns hav, been lost In tbc
Atlantic In tbc torpedoing of
their transport, it was disclos
ed today In the filet announce
ment of a Canodtah troopship loss
since the war began
Eleven of th*m were lo have
served aa ferrypllnta In the
United Kingdom, flying British
warplanes from Inspection loses
to airdromes. They were named In
a Hat of IZ2 persons missing ae
the result of enemy action 35
aurvlvnra were Hated, 22 uf them
Injured.
Police Centralization
Is Ordered In Vichy
Harkness Seen As
New WPA Official
if-U r)
-
h n ld in e
out
b e h in d
lb *
A x le
lin e. In l.lb v o .)
Wv A••**-«* 4*4 r#FM
sion
The British admitted a N an
on lha big Clydeside shlp>.1.1, of Glasgow, Scotland h«»
..u s e d "considerable dam ag e"
1„ the Middla East the llu tisb
anni.unrrd
th at th*
imperial
noops had roga load ennliol «I
•lie vital Moaul-IIalfa oil pipe
line in 11atg and asserted Iraq
f o u r , which had been besieging
the an base at Lake llabbanlyab
f.,i five days wero withdrawing.
K r a i s p i a lierm oii-enginrrred
roup d eist In French Hyrh., *lm,|.i lo the one which touched off
the " w .r of oil" In Iraq, devel
oped early today a fte r dlscio.uro
that Syrian Moslem natlonrilsU
ha.l virtually wrecked In# B ritmh con sulat* In Damascus.
Huatlllltss la Iraq w rr* rrpori,.| spreading over large'
after a braakdown of neutral
peace feelers— with British bomb
ets I.In-ling destructively at Iraq
military position* and »eokenln$
Ihe five-day siege of llobtonlya
air base, 115 mile* west of BathI HI. I
( hiMii it • 11•>tiu* ut Kntrrprlar,
Utok«*«l l hut 1hr County ilouatr
$'» pi * to* n'h f»ii rarh rhihl now
in tin IfiiM Mr
H«*rntlnn Mini
flintMint 4 tin to w«- no apjirn.
priMtioii in tin hwilgi t for an ripi’iuliliii• of thin kind, thr U»ard
Mould Im unfit |«- to grunt thr rr (Jiirtol
tliul.
,
___
Climb* I • •• nf Oviedo fllrd a
III Miuh quaiier* look •
pint to •• pint Irp * lotou (’My. view of th* reports from Syria
tohuh wdt Im‘ meted upon at thr where Germany » **i«ur* of a ir
n<-«t no • • »»n*
Tin- oil* i iff \%a* ant horlifl to
frtirr in putt of Hanfti Park to
h r ti*«*d n* ii pARturr land
Hid*
foi furnishing Riippllra for thr
ronv irt rimn torrr given to thr
Kaiifoid Full mill Grocery Com
pany Mini to thr I <M|gr Grocery
A not at V Middle Loud waa up.
proved for W J l^awton of Ovie
do The loard alao approvinl fIrr
armto for f{ V King and William
II Wilaon It wa* agreed that
i r would l*r given toward thr
fo*t of tranRnorting mrmhera of
thr Four II Club to Tallahaaaec
dromes might nrovn the blow lo
drive Ihe British out of Iraq and
might yield to Adolf H itler’* fuelhungry w ar machine the oil ol
Britain looked V,n ,*ht *0„*’r lT*
Mlnaiter Winston Churchill, who
wind* up th* d*bat* tomorrow, to
-.V th* tael word on the * Inalo*
story" of tha Balkan defeat, and
100 German Seamen
Seized By Detectives
NEW YORK, May 7 —(A*)—
More than 100 German r a n i n
war* taken into rualody today In
a secret before-dawn roundup
by detective* and agents In a
move which one high Im m igration
official ' ‘guessed” w ai precau rU If pra**»t* now bring b ran nh t
tionary meaauro against " fifth «n tho Vtrity * e w " m e -t glvee
German* tho fy d h o ld H itle r to
column activities.”
- n o r f d hero I " V dem anding In
•he French M lories.
MERCHANTS ELECT
HAINES CITY, May 7 — <AVThe Heine* City Merchant* Asso
ciation ha* elected the following
A n Sonata confirm ed pester- officers for the e a s t p eart J . Kt*
lie C arlton, proaldaatl * . A Low*
barn, vW* prvaldoaU K arl Fotroy, treasu rer, and B u t t M.
Angle, aecrotary.
FQ5TMA5TER CON FI FAMED
WASHINGTON, May T
l ie declared farth er "w#
lUtrnd In defend to lb * d eath
and without th a o r h l a f rell-e m rn t P ra te and T ebrok.”
f i t Is on P ra te that th# B r it.
I«h and (.reek s a re m akin g
s final aland a s A llies: TOnvok la the flrlllah sa r rlsn o
??
1»<
!••> at Jarkaonvllle, but thr Han.
f* *d m art could not tupply the
in.h r.
\rtlv lty at the market In all
••Hit continue* at a lively pare.
'I t Lrhman aald, with Ihe clln;*
h tioe wording overtime to keep
up with ahlpmenta.
LONDON, May 7.— (A .P.)
Th* !lr Utah II nose t Cammnns gov* Prim* M inister
Wlnstiei Cburchlll an over
whelming vat* of can fid eitcr
today a fter h r bad dlsriooad
that nearly 5*4.404 Imperial
snldlrrs stand gnard against
Ihe Axis In th* Middle East.
■n<1 that
Britain expect*
m o u th new American m er.
rhant
shipIn see her
through I f l l In the bottle
uf the Atlantic.
The vote waa 447 to 2.
( ‘hnrrhltl asserted "wo need
a great deal mure help from
the 1‘nlled State* and I expert w* shall get |t."
nrillnh Spitfirog nnd ficrman M rasoruchm ltts fought A
MM'rUrulnr Matt lo nvor th e
To rlmiiitate m Munition \%hcrc Entrllah Channel today nftnr
fun* ituet of land was *ul)#cl to n uiffht o f aerial fury
In
tnvation by two rfiutitlra, a plat w hich A dolf H itler’* L u ft
defining the boundary between w a ffe again pounded B ritish
S* mim*|i County Mini Yolutoia
nhlnvard* and th* ports o f
f o u n t ) u n u t h of l . n k e 11a t n r \*
ipi ov« •I »\ *hr llonnl of County nrrlvnl for
U nited
State*
oimnioioM i at It* r«mtlat war mnterlala.
meeting of tin- Pout t 11••»••• vr».
It A. K. night raiders attacked
tvrday
‘I h e Im it"litiy Mit w d r « i g n a t e d the north German puit of Ham
!>• i of tin* ea<*t rhMimrl burg and (he deck* at La Havre:
then by dsyllght bombers roared
i l.>hn* to hete t h r r e
ill* I v Mild I h r r r n l r t
f | across the Strait of Dover toward
w h e r r t h r r e i t nnlv nil* the Ft elicit coaat on a new ntta-
arR«din w l a on t h r o p e n i n g night
<t I' Hi t n.Ion,
t lei k
mi t h e Inenl ha ll p m k w h e n neai
Iv Tun fan * r a m r to aee Hanf«»td
J a c k s o n v ille Is president am i M i
S i n r r t h a t t im e
\ ''i lp u liiy , fur r i a m p l r , C a m p play ( t f l a n d n
Higgins is sFcrrlaiy.
Dli nilintr ii*k r«I t h r m a ' k r t for : t h r a t t i t n f a n r # ha* d i n p p c d to a*
The brief |winls out lltol th.
I ig hlv r r a t m o f trrl>4*rr Ict- lew m L'fttl for one #aliie, f i g u r e * " i l l lot*
pstlmated coal of thr rsnai, FI. fn» * 3 l’ hi*u p*rR of p r p p r r a , f*ft ahou
•i.
< •Minty
500.000, "appears a small aniuuu' • Iiinher* of n i l iiiii Ih t i , M r'R tri
>i --ii Mu* iiTpitpil (n*»n ii
A n o t h e r n n r p o a r o f th ta m eet
to inaure the safr and rconoiiinitl ( rrlrf) nntl 1,400 imiuhiIr nf Ing »» »o %how t h e n m o o n t of
1 *.11'4 llto III U\ 14•41*e a*k movement of frright and war slip. • •' h»gr Thr ilay Irfo rr thr hlg i n o n e \ • ol l e f le d t h r o u g h p l r d g r * .
i .Mini} ( 4iuimito*ii>n to
plies from Jacksonville to tin- Military rr n trr wantrdl 14.IKK) h o i o f f i r e »e r e l p t a a n d ad v ertlfi.
• In** <i gtinh'il tmill fn*m
various bases on thr Ht. John- I ' mIr «>f rahhatrr.
i..
Hu Oinngf ciMitilv line
hamprra in g apn *e on t h r i i i i t f e t t e r Mr
and the Kaal Coast
ilMittiig tolth I hi- ( hF-rin \
••i • Hfumln r», a n d 32 h a m p e r * of P a i d * ’ II r m l a l n r d N*» o n e I* t o
Maintaining
th r
watrrwH) P* * orr*. Mr l ^ h m a n r rp o r t rt l .
III (III- | •a■t it I••VI. tohuh
he n-ketl f o r c e n t r l h u t t o n a »md
would coat rom|>arativrly little, it
it* I l»\ It I rPMilriita of
IV# rmiM aril five lim fi thr r v r r v o m 1^ m v l t r . l t o d»a#i»a# tb o
is stated, since there are no rui- <» *unt of («i»Mo wr a rr irrMing
( mu Itomlnl mil Ihut
nit o at mn n n d o f f e r aug q e a l i n n a
rent* nnd tides to causo shift • hi own ki t manager
•• w in • 'm i u h i i r n l n l
t»i
H f v rr a l i•uva a g o M» C a rr a to "V
i|i*r|artsl,
ing sands and ahoala. The brief ' .... I wr gfnrraMy nrr«l all pro- d r r l a r e i l a o m e l h l n g b a d •<» be
iii • "I
fit* m r i « in
thr
also declares that the Hi. Johns •lii*" aurh a t yellow ad)ua«h, l/rana d o n e i*r t h e t r a m w o u ld h av e
in umrk rrlrrv *Iir
Hlvtr, navigable 147 mJles south an.t r»ctimh#ra.*‘ Y ratrrriay the In h r .U nhand ed b e c a u s e u f Ittek Iih i a•1*1 f.» i ••iiiM'4’t toith thr Che
of Jacksonville to Bauford, carries mtorket » ta aaked to quote a o f fu n d * . A t t e n d a n c e
llufhtoav
Thr strilrh uf
at
*»»•• ney
on boats and barges o v tr 500,000 pm # on »»vrn ton* of vrllow r n m r fo llo w in g t h a t
a * a t r m r n l 11 no I |H '! { loilito long
tons o f freight a year which is • r W-necknl aquith h* William p l r k r.l u p h u t n o t e n o u g h t o p a y
Tin lb k 11ii i o|tl llarnra, «udistributed lo oil Central Florlds 1 Wilton, director of Btat# m ar. r i p r n a r v
|»# l inli it It ol <f thr Nfr 1It<h11u'
River
VICHY, France, May 7 - I A P )
—Vico Prem ier Darlan ordered
today the centralisation of all
police poorer In both occupied
and unoccupied Franc* ju it before
Waving hurriedly by special train
for fu rth er conferences In Pari*
with Otto Abeta, German amClnh will hold
*
*
them.
ting Thurad*)
Almost a t tha moment D arien's
('clock a t tho
police degree was announced, rop aita reached hero from Paris
th a t Darien and Ptorre Laval, de
posed vice prem ier and leade r of
WASHINGTON, May T.—U n
informed peroooa aald yesterday • move fo r ctoaer relation* between
Franco and
Oermany,
were aygutng over the poet of In-
A w ards
'P 'iM
Im perial Troops
R egain Iraq Oil
. TALLAHASSEE. May 7— <*)
—The id-point program locked by
tb s fao r biggest •rganltation* In
tbo rltry* Industry cleared tha
Beaate In one hour today In
cluding th e hotly-dhputed bill to
Incrvaac th* standard* of a rtiflemhracin new tests fo r
d tro a to which color It add«d was
dcarried by 8 rn a to r Cllett of
^Bowling Grarn a t "truck.* De
signed to kill the growing of early
rarities bi hla district.
Sponsor■ of tha program aald
tho bill wa* th r moat Im portant of
th* antlre program and would pro
v rn t early season sal* of colored
fru it which had poor quality and
destroyed the market on later and
better citrus.
Th* color-added teat bill passed
24 to nln* while other* went
through the R«nata with few dis
senting votes and now go** to thr
IIous*, whose citrus committee
has been unable to reach *n
agreem ent on th* program a t a
series of meetings.
The program started smoothly
through th* Senate with endarsem*nt* by msmbera from citrus
growing a n a * , Including Taylor
o f Largo, chairman of citrus commltt*e7 King af W later Haven
/ru m Polk County, .th* yU lea
la rg a tt
ritk is ' 1 graw lng i • a n a ,
KouihoMer f t .Hartford. Cooley of
Mount Dora and Rom of Orlando.
*firs aider, the Senate
firs t nln* bin# t o t
_ b b f f t o embargo law
to ■ praMtiia -’ r iH B a o to f ’ trot
/tw it to o e e n a m T h b . It now
prohlhttod to *packing boo***
• *. Rlrangthntl tbo Buyrr* Bond
and Ltrena* law, a i d ‘Intend It to
cover cosh hor*r*,d
*. Increase tb o advertising 1st
on oranges fram one th two rents
* ho* to rata* an additional $250,000 a year, and separate froth
and canned fru it advertising.
4.
Continue
f ly* Sl u t
bo*
tangerine advertising tea.
6. Continue th* U teb-ccnt bo*
graped p-k
.
, 1 .m
grapefruit advertising tea.
4. P «nult the tronaptrtation de
partm ent of citrus aommlttion u
use 3 Intsead of g pMOin t of ad
tCwsflsweO Ol n m T*»—I ^
British, Nazi
Planes Stage
Aerial Battle
German Planes Again
A t t a c k Shipyards,
Ports la England;
Hamburg Bombed
Part Of Advertising
Fund Would Go To
Research C o u n c i l
KfirmUs
the t o s aM padhnt M l
w ith auppUM fan Bp<
aonk In the f i n e throo
this year.”
The W hite Hooao
JR at President R oom
Burned the annual Hi
hill totalling $1,418,551
Sac rotary of W ar f
night advocated «M el
N a ty to safeguard all
ROOSEVELT WARNS
Riwunfa Speaker |Senate Approves
Sen Citrus Bills
In Quick Order
Vrindenberg Declares
Right Out Of 206
Sunk In 8 Months
N U M BER 21S
Member A ssociated P ress
LOCAL WKAt h BH
fvr
ras
4
7 .rT‘
�. ~4,
a
TBS
Wauchula Vegetable
> Sales Bet New Mark MR. J, A. MARTIN
Sanford Herald
WAUCHULA, May 7^-(B pad e l) —Monday* S pring vegetable
receipt* a t th# Wauchula SU U
Farmer*' M arket eat. an all time
high, It waa dlaeloaed yeatenlay.
A tola) of 20 carload* of
mixed vegetable* war* received
and aold a t the abed, and grow*
era pocketed nearly ISO,000 for
their afferingi.
___ ___
high record was
established May 8, 1040, when
873 package* passed through the
auction, nearly (000 less than
Monday's sale*. Cucumber* lead
In volume, id lin g from |3 to
14.10 a crate: while tomatoes
b rig h t from K upward fo r two
bushel field crates.
ttlA R W ,
pitOtWEBEDV
ndotjuate military and naval bases sufficiently far from
Amcrioan shores to keep any possible enemy at a respect*
(ul distance and even such additional action as might fur*
ther Kunranlco American security. >*. ,
,.,
Wo have heart) u great deal about the jump which
Germs ay got,on (he, ifcmocrnclca in preparing fpr this
war, nbouf the thousands of airplanes’wplcntho Naxis bad
manufactured before Britain even got started, About
tank*, armored cars, mifimarinos and guns which, some
r.ny. giye Germany an unbeatable position in this war, but
there is ono asset which Hitler hss had ever slnco bis war
Inriii) superior to all the rest, and that la the advantago
of tho initiative.
Partly becauso Germany is a dictatorship and does
not liavo to await tho formation of public opinion.before
striking, partly bccauso Germany is the aggressor whU«
other nations which haven’t a chance of keeping out of the
war aro still hoping for peace, tho Naila have taken on
Ihulr enemies ono at n time and mowed them down when*
ever it suited them best. They have atruek whenever and
wherever tho eloment of surprise waa most to thplr ad*
vantage. Their enemies never knew when or where to de
fend themselves.
,
*
Though England and France accepted the challenge
when Germany Invaded Poland, they remained entirety
H E RICHEST FRUITAGE:
i fn tll o f tb* Spirit is love,
P**ca, long suffering, grnfoodnesa, faith, meekI. U m perancej against such
« Is tw law.-e-Gilatlans S:32, on tha d efciu lv o w hile the bniva P o lk h arm y waa be ng
annihilated. T hey hoped to win th is w ar by a policy o f elow
-------------- — • 1 . , : .
fttn m gu latloii.v ltn o u t the lo s e ]o f an y
Though they
Ba l l a d o f a
could have Attacked while G eitnany w aa occupied In th#
MEDIEVAL BACHELOR
I (From Florida Magaslna
ca*t they sa t down behind their
'Line hoping th a t
ot Verse)
It would protect them from Germ an bombers.
•M stormed his castle,
i f they figured that an attack Would com e aome day,
NEW FLYING SCHOOLS -
WASHINGTON. May 7 -L /O
— Th* War Department an
nounced yesterday that th* first
two Uyla*"«ckoo>« of a new set}**
designed to raise the A m y's pilot
training program to a rate of 30,
000 pilot* a year will ba i t Do
than. Ala., and Harlingen, Tex.
B r a n d y , Champagne,
Wine, Gin, Cordials, ate.
t
.• '
' v- '
** ' l t
Fno Delivery, Phene 718-J
BAGGETTS
Liquor Store
Mather Arcade
ItUliWq
reported Ute bill favorably, and
representatives favoring the ti ll
triad to bring It before the house
for action regardless of tb* re
port. The vote waa B to S3 to
put th* bill on th* calendar,
which wa* four volts laas thaa
th*' M needed under th* to o third* rula.
- .t
: • i tp
• ! The • Americanism dommltteoXa
stfd 'tjr bi'rvadjr (o report th/4HU
dueed a blU which would taka the
“ixld-cents" break from th* deg
tracks for Jh* old age pensions.
He estimated It would produce
about (.100,000 a /e a r . And Rep
resentative Inman of Bradford
county Introduced a khl algned by
( t representative*, appropriating
1200.000' annually for old i n
Talon fodoneesI
M cut, HM I yrt.
VrOLO SHIRTS.
feisr.w
k porout
porous kniti
knits In boom
K nxtona,
illand"*
Ha aahl that Governnr
old 1 age ‘ pension • pro.'
g rtm wot)Id 'not Cecome sf fro thro
ualll ndU ycar.' ' • " ............
o t ^ 'W g W i d t u o f' t t t e - ^ k ;
c.romlKse* ropeH, provanla tbp were:
th* agreem ent t^cpchcd,
t U ,,fram, golnan on .|)m calends*
r gprjlleep o(,fmw th a .A msr i ss a , by vastewr cltra* groups, on a
XIYUCIHT i u a i
S c W a rt'
n d o u b t* a r h « n a * im a » h
,
ibn U Lewis any* the gitvrrn.
I hat no eight to aspect tho
;aa aparailon nf labor um lrr
clrcaaulaoret. We'll bet Hit
( m M gel l(lo co-operation nf
• goVrh>m»nt I* giving the
t a Chance to rave money
It* new defense bond*. Don't
. jh e r tl l he another mlny
( I n a few govtrm urnt
will eoroe la mighty handy.
biblical earthly pareifden cf Edvn. And
If llie s w U i l were
t
t -■
Ptifl Think* AjnetlIS1* a Chance — headline,
•ell America short
The
■ U tta ho* been in tighter
than this plenty of times
N never quit y el before
tighten.
mlirht not b® In ntrlct accortlino® wllh International 1*1*,
but we'll bet tho American people Would nlccp better one®
the Japanese navy waa out of thr way.
And our Navy would then Ira free to lake tho initidtlv®
In tho Atlantic.
•
NOT SINCE THE RIGHTS of citizenship in LhU coun
try of ourn were first established has therv b®en ao much
cauao aa thcr>' la today for pride and thankfulueas as eaeft
of ua uttcro Uio wnrda: "I am an American P W® enjoy
precioua rlghtn in tho United 8tatea, ones to b® found in
few other lantla. Freedom of speech, freedom of. ItltVtyo
(rfiPpn the rtyM to fOIWP Wlffollglon ezc®pt iitat®-wonihip
haa been lost in aomo foreign lands), th® righJi to move
freely front •pine® to |4*cil Jn® right to engafv-ln the oCdiiiatlofi of ynur choice, tho right to ptart your own bus
iness and take your own chances—w« Americana ar® no
used to thr ao and other principles that w® seldom give *
thought—ExchanR®.
. ' ’ # >, w
I / wak < ■•1liiw d favorably h i a'
I lited—aommltte*;' a xtate-wide
rioL#aM*' laW Waa killed In w
fl
, tym ag’comlttep hy m 1 (1 ynivf
; th a bouse committee on poAHc1
. -n tJ tu tlo a a • delayed action on
,4hw pro peas I ta establish * heaiPitel fa r mettUI eases « t AvMr
:*c« M artin, J r , wh*
,F acta and the Couaty rommltalon.
i
r
a
n
of
Folk
county
rallied
ta
Ite
edvtha -way fa r .p ro d f'a c tio n cm
the Govvvnor’* propoaal by tkrrrW. aupporti the senate b / a 84-1
Vote approved o bill taxing and
Ing out th* two major changes,1 'regulating
billboards along tha
which had been proposed hi the highways, sponsored fcy tb* O ar. ^appeal* to ate particularly
■tele tax structure, one pro den Clubs; th* senate approved cause of tb* i p g r o t a a l t / 'a
fords for public servio*.posing a constitutional am end,
ment allowing the levying on aa
Incomt t a t , the second provUllng
for th s abolishment o f advalorem
letifa. A group of aolea tax bllta
also were thrown into the discard.
Bio tavlnot In coal spun
rayon and cotton f a q
blcndtl lO to It. /• ▼ '
•
,i i ■
coot
<i»t t
-
JIMMIM*'
I perfect (HI I-ar"
*»#* o (.rm .M ..
United States Defense Savings
^onds 'Are Available At This Bank
YOG now have an opporl
Uonal Dcfanac Program,
by aaJ® of United State.
In c / can U* purchased ft
Miss McCall Plays
In College Recital
The Fine A rts Departm ent of
llri'MTtnn-l’arkcr Junior College at
Mount Vernon, Ga., nrrsenteil Mias
Dnrl* McCall, pianlat, in a grailtutting recital on Fritlajr evrning,
May 2. aaalatcii by Mias Margaret
liarrett, reader. Mlaa McCall is
the daughter of Mr. and Mra.
George R. McCall of this city.
The program In full folloari:
Sonata Op. 20, L. Van Beethoven;
Andante, Schtrso. Marcia Funcbre, Allegro—Doria McCall.
I-ady Wlndemcrt'a Fan (cutting),
Oacar Wilde—M argaret Barrett,
I'rre Arabeaque, Claude Debusary,
Seme Arabesque Claud* Debusaey.
Rondo Caprlcrloan Op. 14. F.
Mmdrlaaohn—Doris McCall.
Gladya
and
Itaaetall
(mono
logue), Lela Alexander ^ > M aM
r* ra t lia rre tt
,
Rtiaaian Rhapaody, sEdouaril llesaelbenr—Doria McCall. Gladya
11:30 A. M. With Mra. Jack Hall
aa sponsor.
The Daughters of Wralcy Class
of (he Methodist C hurrn will
meet a t the annex *t 8.-00 F. M.
TUESDAY
Sewing i.caalont will continue
for the Red Crt-es In the W o
man's CIlu frnr.i 3:3b P. M. un: I
6:30 p. M. with tha Junior Wo
man’s Club sponsoring.
The .Spring Expression Recital
of Mra. George Allen M affeit will
be presented a l 1.00 P. M. a l
the South Bide Prim ary School.
■
Today and
Thursday
i DRAMA or
anything wa had in my ganaraUon? Doubtksa th
cover that In tlma. llaanwhlk, I sot® that th®
days are gona forever—and I aaa .no cauk® for
William P. McDermott In th® current RoUrlaa a
O f CLYDE J , B A l t a
'T h e American Legion Auxiliary
will sponsor a benefit bridge ami
• s r a e a party a t the Klka Club a t
4:00 P, M.
The County
Federation of
Women's Clubs will meet al the
Community House in Altamonte
Springe a t 10:00 A. M. The Alo * monte Springs Club will aerve
luncheon a t noon. All club membars ara urged to attend.
CoL Theodore Roosevelt Auxil
iary Three, United Spnnlsh W ar
V eterans, will tne*l nt the home
jjf Mr*. Mae Sheafer. 113 Elm
A v e n u e a t 8:00 P. M Mrs llerlba
Derick of D efend, state .1, p«rtm enl president will he in ntlendance.
The Seminola Rehetnh I/lillTf
will hold Ita district meeting nl
■he 1. O. O. F. Hall nt H:0U
P. M. All mcinbera nre utgeil lo
attend.
The Townsend Club will have
Its rrg u lar mccllmr at the Court
House at 7:30 P M
£
FRIDAY
, Sewing session* will rnnllntie
for the Red Cross in the W o
man’s Club from 0:30 A. M. u n
til 11:30 A. M- with Mrs. Kuy
Tillia sponsoring.
Th# rrg u lar meeting nf the
W anford Garden Club will be held
In the Parish house nf the Epis
copal Church a t 10:00 A. M. Dr.
R. W. Roprecht will bo the
speaker.
.
The regular and annual m eet
i n g of th* D. A. R. will be held
qt the home nf Mr*. Genrge MnrC*n in O vM *. a t 1:00 n'rloek.
with Mra. H- J. Ixhm an and Mr*
<1 »R. DSwaoh as co.haatessgs.
Luncheon 1
he **rrW .
'
■ Tho QT’s Clnh will apnnsnr a
••S h in wreck" ilnnre nl the Wn
m ss’s Club from 8:00 P. M. until
1 8 * 0 n’eloek.
Th* book "D angerous Oppor
tu n ity ” will he studied hy the
Wopien's Society of
Christian
ABrrvIcw' a t th# home of Mr*. W.
T . Chapman on West Nineteenth
Street a t 3:00 P. M. with Mrs.
Chapman aa th r leader.
The W rslevan Service Guild of
the Methodist Church will meet
e ' the church annex a t 8:00 P.
MONDAT
Sewing sea*ion, will continue
hi the Woman’s Club for Iho Red
Cross from OtW A. M. until 11:30
A- M. with Mr*. Jack Hall aa
Mponaor.
Women's Society of C hrM lan
Rer-eke of the Methodist Church
will hold Ite rrg u lar business and
aoclal meeting In tha church at
1:00 P. M.
.
Sewing evasion* will continue
the Woman’s Club for tha Red
Cross from 0:30 A. M. until
HOW ABOUT YOUTH? Well, thev
juat like my generation and every othi
went before. But they have aspirations
to college in large numbers, prepare for
Izenahip, marry and have children, and
steady middle age. Tha only distressing
ia their Intellectual cynleiam, thglr per
Summary Of Legitlativ* Activity
'
,
3
t f head-scratch lug- of -the/
OLD HAND AT IT I
• r» — You knawi (Irorgc pro-
The home of Mra. Rex Pack
ard waa the aeene yesterday a ft
ernoon of the regular meeting of
the Laka Monroe Horn* Demon
stration Club a t which Mra. Pack,
ard presided. Report* of the ac
complishments of the work meet
ings which have been held since
the last regular meeting were
heard and « \ interesting report
of the Senior . Council meeting
held recently a t the home of
Mra. Myron Smith waa given by
Mrs. Packard.
The Importance of the work of
raeh Individual was stressed and
It waa requested that rsch mem
ber bring a drfinite report to the
n e st meetinr.
Plans for the 4-11 Achieve
ment Day In l« held on S atu r
day, May 17 in the Episcopal
Parish house were discussed and
Mra. Packard, local 4-H leader,
appointed Mrs. R. A. Goodspeed
and Mrs. D. B. Norwood In assist
her In making displays for the
Achievement Day.
The club voted to give one
scholarship for the Short Course
to be held In Tallahassee In June
and the rluh will sponsor an am a
teur picture show to raise money
to pay tho evnenses of sending
girls lo Camp McQuarrir in June.
Mrs. Ilrvn It. Andrews, Sem
inole County Home Demonstration
Agent, gave a talk on the proper
cleaning and storing of winter
garm ents anil also the methods of
killing moth* snd Insects which
destrov clothing when placed in
dark closets.
Following the • meeting Mra.
Pnrkard served refreshm ents of
orange chiffon pio and fruit Juice
to the members present.
.4 1
WBDNBSDAT
1 Sewing sessions will continue
fa r th* Red Cross In the Wont,
J lh 'a Club from 0:30 A. M. until
• 1:30 A. M. with th* American
Legion A uxiliary sponsor*.
The Board meeting of the San
ford Garden Club will meet a t
10:00 A. M. a t tha home of Mr*.
J . II. Colclough in Rose Court.
^ Th* Junior Auxiliary of the
A m erican Legion will meet at
the home of Mias Joyce Wardwell on W est F irst Street a t
3:30 p. M.
. Th* regular business meeting
and luncheon of the Woman's
Rllub will bo held a t 13:30 o'clock
w ith Mrs. G. E. Rollins, Mrs. F.
E. Rouralllat, Mr*. J . It. Meniek,
Mrs. W. A. Patrick and Mra.
C harles Morrison as hostesses.
T il 11USD A t
a . Sewing sessions will continue
LIQUOR
Telephone l«tt
Demonstration Club
Holds Monthly Meet
*Social Calendar
A t O u r Package
S to r e
Y o u ’ll F in d T h e B e s t ) n
t
ihoy could not tell whon or w here It would atrlke. If thoy
mobilized their reserve* behind th e B elgian border, the
blow m ight com e through Sw itzerland. If th ey mobilized on
It was well known
t tb* sight of Its magic thistle tho Swlim frontier, H itler m ight atrlke som ew here else.
b t tu rn a foe to atone.
And never could they tell w heth er th e attack would come
ja® wihiii giaoa. ■v ara r n u r u .
today, tomorrow, or aom ctlm e Inter.
'I t Mood
I t grew
varyundefended,
dull
The in itiative la atlll w ith H itler, and It U a terrific
choked moat full
grass.of Yaara
W ithw(t«h
no sort
dangerended.
advantage. The British dare not send m any troops from
Of a hero's worth,
the British lelcs to the N ear E ast l e i t H itler launch hla In
N* harper, friend or stranger,
vasion attem pt. I f they take troopa from E gyp t to etr«>Sdoming to make mirth.
then Gibraltar, tho Germ ans m ay a ttack through Turkoy
n u l l / a Balkan
.*
and eeU e th e Suez. Churchill could have s^nt • more
f l / , o u t of plqua.
trpous from A ustralia to tho ul|l o f Gtweca had h® not been
I® fl/ bar falcon,
o r b i t Of a Stab In the hack b* t M J 4 p a n d u a t ^ ln gzh ore,
. l' ThA, llnitdd S ta tes could ta to th is dnfttytlve a w a y ttum .
.waa th a t Lord-alohe •
ih e'A xlit 'pfmars. Instead o f wa lin g until Britain U defeattilin g In her meah.
•ed .an d ’F n tle r ln h is ow ns w eet Ime p lA e th e if m U e toortierit
waa no t - 1anted to -atn
and U )p ,e fa ft1,fPOt flji the ten UujuwtuJ
ba waa lam ed, fo fl*4h
which our..|trm y J tg a to dofen I, i w hile our „uayy auddenl).
finds UMU .xttxeked by the , apanam In .th e Paolflo, w*
L LOUBINE BEAL, Society Editor
D. Varner, Orland
lived.
i/T —Boya IJfg,
octal A n d Personal Activities
A
•4 '
Hi
SA N FO RD
H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
Mrs. Derick To Visit
Spanish WaT Group
Navy Is Prepared
To D eliver S a y s
Secretary Knox
The Col. Theodore RooitrveH
A uilliary Three of the U nited
Spanish W ar V eteran i will m eat
a t the home of M n . Mae S h eaf a t
on 113 Elm Avenue on T hursday
evening, a t Which tim e E n .
Bertha Derick of DeLand, e la te
departm ent president, will m aka
Mr. and Mra. Charles Mero and
son, Carl, are expected to arrive
today from Ft. Wayne, Ind., to
visit with Mrs. M u e's parents,
Mr. and Mr*. J. W. Mero.
n»h. Ga., it the guct
R. C. Maxwell hit i
will alio vixlt with
Poulten a t her home
Lake near Fern Park.
Tampa University To
Get Band Fraternity
ROOSEVELT RESIGNS
LONDON. May 7 - 1 * 1 - Kerrnit Kooarvelt resigned In, ,comni union a* a major In the Ri II l«h
aim y lent n lfh t d ur In ill health.
for
Mother’s
Day
TALLAHASSEE. May 7 -1/11
— (io ie rn o r Holland yesterday
appu nted Hilliard II• il«->. J r . id
IVn.ecola to auccrcil Mnllury Wtl
Ham*. Escambia county t-un-tahic
who was ahot to d ralh in * gun
battle Sunday.
A. K. ROSSETTER
Florist, Celery Ave.
Maurice I- Hlnxhaw, Rollln,
•dent from Fern Park, h.n
>n a Iwu-yrar frllowahlp for
■dilute »I inly nt the Oregon
unpi rutive Wildlife R ccarch
Mr*. J. B. Cogburn left yes
TAMPA. May 7— (S pecial)—
terday frrnm Orlando by plane
for Houston, Texas, where the The Alpha Sigma chapter of
was called by the xudden death of Kappa Kappa Pal, national hon
her brother, her friend, will tv orary band fraternity, will be
sorry to learn.
Installed a t the U nlvetvitv of
Tampa, May il . Composed of 31
LeRny Cooper, son of Mr. and men students
oulatam ling In
hand work, the organisation waa
founded as Phi Alpha by A rthur
Rurrowa, New Smyrna senior,
in inmv
F ranci, II Todd, grand na
tional president, will conduct the
WINTER
PARK.
May 7
installation ceremonies at the
American Hellenic Center here. (»P* I) Maurice !.. Iliuahaw
of F rrn Park, aeninr «rif»irr Mu.
dent nl Rollin'* CVlIrgr,
Iren
I •■II r i H F frri •*■■» <)■*•
awarded n twn-yr:ir f«Mow«hip
monry.
h
fo r grudiintr hltnly al I he Ori’Roll '| (rrliainK
7. KihI Ilir* I•*rtn of Ili« I lt>n<|,i
Coft|M t ntivr
Wildlife
K rtrirrh riDua <*tmiiniE»imtnr< July lainl
TAMPA. Mny 7 — (Special)— Unit nt Oregon Stale t'o llrg r III
rrtjuiir that arvrn of Ih. II u« m
A llniveraity l.ouncil for (*ultu- C o n d i i% Qrr . mu* of I II am h it . I in rn ib rn hr grnwrra
rnl Latin.Am erican Kelationa, a
1
H. ('rrato a r(*acau‘li *1* |*««i (••!•••«( 1
student organisation, haa born aearcli unit* net up l»y the II, S of the commiasiou to U I main
government
at
sta
ir
colleges.
and
formed at the University of
) y 7 p e rm it of thr atUrrliMrir
u n lv rm ticv
Tampa.
fumlp
T hr nurpoar nf th r rtumcil la
An honor ro%clrd hy rollcgi
*J Impoar on rnitn •'«I t 1111|. t | h
Of intrrrat lo her many frJrnda tp further I^ tin . American rrla- graduatza in Idology or iigrim l. iilrnt iral ma turity I rail* iiom »»|.
tinna in Tampa ocliool*. The rouru lure. I hr fellow «hi|ix an* available pln'il to frrah ft nil
in Bnnfonl ia th r aiinouucfm fnt cil will ronduct «|uissra in Tampa
only t*» * limited n u in trr of out.
A lim it o f $ l t l on lo rm h ri
of Ihr rngagrm cnt and approach high irhonla to teat th r know* alanding nrirtirc ntudrntn. Kadi i n i t i a t i o n f r i *. « h mt u .I | . v
ing marring*' of Mias H rtty Ak»n ledge of atuiJrnti
rnnerm ing ra tta n h unit i« allowed to giant o n i o n * or o r K M ii ii a ti o ii " wn* p i o
to II. N«'Don Axton of Orlando, l-alin American cotintnea. !.ntm- two follow phlp<* i nt h vrar, onr to l»**»eil in ( h r l l o u a r
h>
which ia bring announced hy her Amrric.m cliiha will hr formotl a in.'in from tin* U nl rollogv uml I t r p r r a r n t n t i v r l l r l i r ,
}: .i n .p | „ i
mother. Mm (J. K. Akin, of Win hy thr rnuncil in the achoola ofte Irom th** rm intry nt laiirr.
ruiinty. Monthly ilur* H«mhl
tr r Harden
Hin Iihu 's fir«t yrnr. which 1lunitrcl to onr p rirrn t o| .• »» 1
here. Mra. Mary (ill
Cortina,
Miaa Akin ia well known in twice good, will envoy to Cuba, will Begin on Auk I* will lie n ’ a w a ge *
Sanford, having hern a member with the n**iManrr of prof, Ix>ulr • pent in thr field on research
It follow s rlopr upon I
A Nnva. head of thr University prohleipn fot thr unit, hO'I durinK ilr fra t of A t t ' i n r y I m-i i i i i i I
the
"«fond
>«nr
hr
«vill
study
for
Hpani*h department, ia upon sor
aon'a hill If* fillllliv* (ill 1>*. 1 I
• noisier n drgn*
in fi*h and rloaril ahop on puhln m h i !
ing th e organisation
irino manaBcnirot
at O n p m tianrnl hy fr.h rn l. S t a i r . • .•*
Ktat* ( idlrffe
t ’pon receiving . I’ itV or iliMni I tax furni
hla M S degree, hr plana to fro
BrprrRrnta tivr P r r n
Suin >.10
Into government aervice an a hi. I rounty, pul m m hill it . 11111 'Mi*
oleg.-i for th,- U S Fish and ' ’ equal np|*nrtutu< v " f* 1 nil >111 1
Wil.ll ifr Service of the Depart' * r n » to xboik on « le frn -r |*»••1•*« I
Entertaining m the U .t of a mem
of thr In trn o r
In F i n nla
Thta xxouhl uholi-h *
aeries nf May parties, Mra. R J.
After attending the Dnivemity the clo rd i h o p ' o n «lrf.*nar proj
Ifnlly was hoaleaa at a brtdga
of
\Vj«-hingtnn
for
hi»
freshman
party at her home on Calmette anil snphumnre years nf college rrta. narrowing »hr p^oluhtfi .
Avenue yeatenlay aftrinoon I’ink w e ll. iltnahaw tranafrired In originally propoard |n Wataon'n
roar* and (Jurrn Anne’a lace were Reditu* where tie is now a candi hill
P erry *• lull would prohibit di*.
uaed In profusion to decorate the date for the t achelor of arienre
rrlm lnation hv am nuplM in 01
party room..
degie. in June
lie la a mem- re ntractor on defenar
project*
High acorcr for the afternoon's bar of /.-la
Alpha
Epsilon Tqainat any applirauf ( o r w«m
games waa Mr. F D Hcolt, who hontrary aeirntlflc fraternllv
“ herauar «llfh |»rr*oi» dor» or
rrcetvrd a crystal vaae. Con«uU.
lora not belong to any labor o r-'
lion winner, Mra A II Mahimey,
giiniratlon ”
w a, awarded a novelty elg arrllc
There wilt be high prise* for
Refifearntal 1%r .IrokiMs, Ala.
both ladle* and gentlemen In eon. container, and the aerreno lonteat
rhua county. pro|Mi«n| it ^on-ti
tract bridge. Chines* Checker* w»> won by Mra. It W. Ruprevht
tulinnal
am nolnm it outlaw mg
and also two prises for acreeno who waa preaenlnl with a cream
lit- would 1*•111
•SI. Ahim Chapter i f the Wo. the rh*«rd
winner*, It was announrrd by and sugar act In fiesta ware
lean'*
Atixilmty
of
Holy
('iota
t o MTtinn 12 of the ( ’nnatituti'»n
Mra.
Holly
waa
aaalaled
In
Mr*. E. C. H arper, prise* chair
< hurrh he hi Itw laM meeting of • hla m n lrn rr " th r right of «iiserving a sweet course by Mi»» llie
man.
araaoii al the home of Mra itrn* 1o work ahall not hr denied
I-elite
Caldwell,
Mra
W
A
T hr proceed* of Ih# party will
A M Phillip*, nil Oak Av«* «ir ahiidgrd on at count of nonAdams,
Mra.
B
E.
Aiken.
Jr
and
go toward th# general program
Mu* din Mmulay afternoon, with memln*r*hip in anv organttatlon "
of th# organisation
of which Mra John Melach, J r
Mra. John Melach, J r . preaitling
Jenkma waa a Irailet
in thr
Guests
Invited
to
the
perty
in
Americanism, Community Service,
Mra \V F W alm n. education* Il" ua e 111 the iiliaticreaafiil e f f o i *
Child W elfare and
Rehabilita cluded Mr*. Fred Hell. M r. n p al rha liman, gave an intereating •o i»a*« A ttorney General W at.
Herndon. Mrs. A. II Mahoney. hnount i f the work that ha* ( O i l ' l l loll
tion are outstanding.
Mra. C. F. Proctor, A ticket Mr*. J. D. W oodruff, Mra. Al l.e i. hi*en a< rmnpltxhed in aome of the
I f thr l. rg l« la f u rr rmloraea it
chairm an, slated th a t ticket* are Mr* John Malsrh. Jr., Mra. II b. I • mall pariahe* in South Florida the roiiatdutlonal amendment will)
now on sale and may be aecurrd Aiken, Jr., and Mrs. Boh A it
A general di*cua*inn of the work hr aiihmit|r»| It tlo protdr in tlo
Also Mra- W. A. Adams, Mr- wtiirh ha* hern acrompliahed by general r lr r 'io n o f
from any member of (he A ui
Novemhrr.
iliary or a t th* door tomorrow 11 W Ruprecht. Mra. C. I. Km
local chapter followed
IH42
ley.
Mr*.
E.
Compton.
Mrs
J
It
evening. Reservation* may
l»
Plan* fur the Woman'* Anvil
The b'gi lut or•• • owti-rdav put
made by telephoning Mr*. J. W. Cahan. Mra. Roy Mann, Mi- • ♦iv luncheon lo l»c held In the the final touches on the adlillnla- j
Daniel. 803-W or Mra. C. L lr Sanford Doudney, Mr*. F D I'.irUh houae on Mav I'J were Irnlioti piogiHiu for putting a
Scott, Mrs. Jam es Sharon, Jr . •I*-eu**rd and donation* made nrw '1 pen ro| lux on Imrar tra.'k 1
win. telephone (BZ-R.
Mr*. C. L. Irwin Is chairman Mia II. D. Freeman. Mira la-tile
ard the n p en ae of it. Mr* lo tt u ig to rai*r ».• PMI.niHI for old
of the refroehmenla committee Caldwell and Mias Irene lliiiten I .»mar Rowland waa welcomed In. agr
pen*Ion in Florida
and promlaaa delightful rafreah■•• the chapter a* a new member
The Hrnalr
ngrreil to
mlnm
menta a t tha conclusion of the
During the aoclal hour which eorrrxtive amrndmenla nut ill it*
tam es. Rha will be aaaDled hy
'••Mowed the hualnc** meeting th* hill when it paaard Ita llouae A*
Im.teaa. a*ai***d hv Mr* II. C. •non a* *4« ir ta rial work ia com.
DuBoae and Mr* Rowland. *rrveil plrted on thr mr auirr , it will go
irfreahm rnta to th r
member* to the Got m in t or Ilia aignaturr
pi • aent.
Ten Citrus Bills
In Quick Order
Latin-Amerirnn Body
I Formed In Tampa
Betty Akin’s Coining
Marriage Announced
Bridge Party Given
By Mrs. It. J. Holly
Legion Bridge To Be
Held At Elk’s Hall
r.ffui H<»(r«r
l»" k u n d t)lii«
ftip p m q w ith ,i
MiittfQuy tl.10
Work In Piirishcs
Told At Meeting
Two Are HostesseH
At Circle Meeting
---■ Hll
Mr*. Z B. R atliff and Mra. !>•! trailer camp a t Punta G
W. W. Tyro were hostesses un
Monday afternoon lo tho member*
of Circle Two o f tho Women'* **[■.„W- P. Buhrman conduct..)
Society o f C hristian Sorvtea of
I waa fol
th* M ethodist Church a t lha
r rotiiin.
h o rn Of Mra. Tyro.
Various builnraa dlaruaalon « . . .
llarrtoon waa w clrrm ni into lh«
clrrls as a new member.
Refreshm ents were nerved by
the hostess** to the following:
Mr*. O. 8> Toler. Mra. O. K
Goff. Mrs. B urks Steele. Mra
w . P. Buhrman, Mra. R. W
Turner, Mr*. M. E Move, Mr*
F.arl D ata* '. Mra. E. E. Lloyd
Mra. A. D. Shoemaker. Mr-.
George H ardea. Mra.
W.
E.
Kirchhoff, Mra. E: II. U n e v , Mra
R. F. Crenshaw. Mr*. C. J. liar
ralon. Mra. L. T. Doe*. Mr*. I.
M. Swain and Mra. Abrams. «
P IP P IN GARDENS, FLORIST
To f T i t !
H a v e F r o v i 'f l
A m rrtin r of the Rehrkah I.ihI.... of the Tenth f>latrlct will *—
U Id on Thurailay evening at 8
.. Murk in the I. C) O. F Hall fur
it... pur|MM.e of in r'a llin r Mi»
l.l.pn F McKav a- l*i,lri<t D-nuiv President nf the Tenth Dl»*
tf *• •.
Mr» llrtty Hamm nf Orlando.
..tir ln r lienuty n-»*ldenl. will he
the Installin' officer, and every
number of the district ia requert- YOUNt » MAN for arrvira alation
i-l to attend
attendant. H< a H. Herald.
1‘reerdtne the Inalallatlon anil
h u -tn 's. mee'lni- the naat deputy
i.rrahtenta will hold Ihelr r*-ular
meeting and t'tnner In the han.n u t rotun- nf It.* local lodge hall
«i wh'ch Mr-v M-Kav will be th*
-pedal gueat of honor.
III the K verK lndea Muck-
Mother* Mommy, Mamma —
Call Her What You May.
Let OUR FLOWERS speak
your love
On tjiia Sweet Mother’s Day!
t h i n k
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Ucbekah IxuIgPR To
Install Mrs. McKay
3 LARGE
The Yowell Co
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d«»ra f o e I W t i l i llia a ie ry !
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a n a s tte a in ji **rar M u r ) |» /u * r« | Isy
en ill •<•«•* o f Arssrr I r a n u i N i t r a l
|iiM « s « rr fiN ) u u r s r l ( l m » i h u
r i t l u s l t ® I t i u r n l a a f t w r s * a a o ra
mh ) u u r k o o i r r y l , u « l |r l !
Il Tbrradttrifhls fir (hr Unaviii!
RENT & FARM
land three cropa a season
from Sept. I to May 1.
Moat fertilo land in U. H.
Ditched, diked and pumped.
Ready for the plow. No
rocka, no treea, level. Many
product* profitably raised.
Good truck road to K. K.
and market nearby. Ren
tal 910.00 per acre. Drain
age pumping at $3.00 par
acre. Write or visit
.
8hawano Plantation
BdU Glade,
The YOWELL Co
Florida
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WKONEgPAT. MAT T. t#41
ainls Pul Down
Seminoles W ith
Total Of 8 -1
14 St. A u k u h11 n t*
Hits P r o v e T oo
Much For Sanford
Fourteen hits bangs J nut af t ' galpst lhf< pitching of itookirs
Illody and Ashton gave the St.
Attgunllno llainla nu k-l victory
5 over the KeuiinoU-a in a game
[ . p l a y e d n> the E ast ro a rl city last
K B night. Another rookie, Pilcher
Florida State
League
In I.no.l
Ml. A UK M -llltf
i ’rlnrwlo
lltu k
• tthurir
U'b U
MnIlford
rauss I»nrk ill tin* fmirlla lu nmkr
, A ttyM L ill y ntiil l i e tin* I’. t m r ,\
uls|h Innliu tally <»f tin- Hainlt.
M ljih* I'anii* mi ir»* ith tlii'ii li;ih
drove out NIIIKll-.n IIIk*I ilailll'Il'A to
nrrouMl f o r nix iiiim . Aimilur
Ulhr In Hu* M'Vfiilli iiminr finish,
rd lh* arorinir of tin* irnnir.
r r n lit ,
l l i r m ic rim fm
flkijipt r Wlilllo k pul |»oiiij* nml fon t, ( oi iiiii ^ mi on n 11 1:•v hi
drove mil tw o tlmiMi— fui lii-t
tout tinirf nl bnt. Jo r .lu^tke rot- t«*r I'fv il. I 'f n l if m I ili«- m i l
locied a doublr lain Ibo Kmifont n Min b o t f n l i i Ibo iiifb Im - sli
hit* were mil limely and W hit 1*1 I 1 KllM'b* lilt lltll allff I Sir
lock and Justice illed on loro
Of Ihe eight .Sanford tom who
reached Ijise, one came m for a
nut, two were lost on doodle l e Volley, II,
Ju•tier, ".'h
plays anil five died on the •ml.
Beven Hi inis w ore M l stranded Booth, if
H’llliaius,
ss
on the bag;, when llie iniunv.
closed but eight came home lor Wtutlo k, :d
■ tally, on* was n u n ’ll! on n ( l-ltel, ef
M .kanry, If
Ocean B lue B arns
Preakness Chance
W inning Survivor
Rollna 8 Game
Grid Schedule O f
1941 Is Released
• W INTER PARK, May 7.—An
elghL gaigs 1341 football schedule
for Rotl|n* College. 8 1 A.A. ron*
fr'e n r* champion last year, was
released today by
Jsck
MeDowell, T a r roach.
Hold-over (fames ate lisied wit'
Dnvidson College It. of Miami. U.
of Tamna. and Presbyterian Col
lege, while M rrcir University. Dav|a and Elkins College nf Elkina.
W. Va.. amt Howard College of
Birmingham, Ain., will be met
for the find time in MrDnw'SH'n
regime
Newherrv
College,
which has lorn met in r*n*t years,
I* ntrnin on the sehedule.
All eight games will '«• plnyi-,1
a t night will) the eontrstn w it It
Mercer, llnvis mid Elkins, I'rea.
h yt-rian, v n l
Howard, Iwing
played In Ihe G reater .'Irlandn
ktudilim, Cenlml Florida* fine
new plunl which seats IJ.oihi |«-r.
«tn*.
Meliownll ilerlum l tlirsl Ihe
schedult1 was iinifoiinly stiff, lie
IHiinlrd mil thiil several year*
ago, Davis and Elkins ynvr Kuril,
ham’s "Seven Block. of G rnnile'
a seare and 1hn| Howard College
would fuee llilee soolheaslern
teams next (nil.
The schedule:
Sept. 20 Davidson College fit
Dnvidson, N. C
Sept 2fl Ncwlieriy College nl
New berry,
S.
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Del. 17 It. i f Miami nl Miami
Del. 21 Mereei 11 nl Dtlnnilo.
Nov. 7 Davis and Elkin. Co|.
pu kc
Nov. II II. of Tnmpn at Tam
»tC IS AJ-Jo A STA* BACK.
0*1 i l t p evnee o c i o i r A v t - f t r r N c t t
A d idjvxty pCoiCfieo h , m c a r l I u u t p a j . u
sic RCC i e p c f p Awl Bo-'iAfiO -rbocwoowid t u s d
Stewart Says—
GINS - LIQUORS
LibnrtUa Croup
O. K.’a Propaganda
.IVLBY —PHONE I'M
BILL’S PACKAGE STORE
I0J W. ITKST HTIIEST
BASEBALL 8:15 P. M. TONIGHT
OCALA
j ijUUNKWAI, BALL PARK
aciiincH itcpaired — Expert Welding
Mill and racking House Supplies and Repair Servlet
I’AUL J. STINE and GEORGE STINE, Ownera
STINE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO.
la m M B N
T t M M PClItt) MACMIMM CO M PAN Y. INC.
m f l W d t cord RU
Phone
“ D is c lo s u r e ) ” B U I
IVtie, **
Heller, 2h
Gieen, r
Goolaly, e
Tieinan, Ih
Varner, It
Curley, 3li
Flair, tf
McGee, p
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By C H A IU fS P. STEW AMT
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Central Preoa Columnist •
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ANY TIME th* American a v t)
I U l*rtles Union (Itogsr ft- Baldn win. national director) can't aea
I
an In v n a lo n
I'
M H B M H B of our dtlaan'S R -j ry's clv11 right*
T o ta ls
::u 1 1 2 « Ii
1ST
in aplacaof legH.me by inning).
u tauon. enacted
H an fo rd
o lU
(liiu (MO I
or propoaad. Il'a
Ht. Augustine
imO Did In* fc
*a>"'J n l"* u v
.T^ J conclusion that
lions; WlUlams, (aioyl) 2. Guwlshy
A .A
*o«b danger
Tii-man 2, Varner, Cut ley, Mc
M is .
■ is involved in
Gee.
■ t h e enactment
Errors: G lik , l.a V a llry .
Hunt batted iu, Thiel, Goolsby,
Tisruan, V arnar, G arlry, Metier.
m
J O k M A U nion 1* as »*;>
Petto. Flair. Taro basa hits. Seller
(Illy* lo that
Whltly^lj 'ii Green .Goa|*by. Pells
Roger
Baldwin *ort of peril aa
JuaQca. filolen liases, - JaV sIU ).
a thennomate*
Varnar, Justice. Daubla plays la to th* slightest change to tem
Petto/ lo Sciller to JittOAn; Wil. perature.
Hams lo Justice to La Valley;
Well, we have a taw now requir
Cm lay to Sciller la Tleingn. lu-fi ing all agent* In tha United tla ta a
on base.. Sanford I St. Align, representing foreign principals, ex
line 7 Hits off Hindy V In f, in- cept purely commercial, to reg
ninas. Buses on halls off McGee ister with th* d a ta deportment.
T \ IItody 7 Struck nut, by McGee It's Intended to Identify fifth
.1. Hindy 2. Ashton I. Hit by the columnists. pi»'*g*ndU t* and th^
pitcher, hv Hindy (V arnrr). Wiki like, her* to create sentim ent la
pilch, Ashton. I .oam.; niteher. behalf of overseas government*.
Hindy Time of «»me, 2 (1.1. tlm- Representative* of democratic gov
ernm ents aren't excepted, but of
plre*. Ginlier and Kendall
course th* statute really to Intend
ed to spot totalitarian agent*.
Tha law la o. k . In tha Civil Lib
W IN T E R H A V E N . May 7.— erties Union * announced opinion.
A plan also i* pending to can*
• (4
Tin Klnritlii Rifl$* A mot iii .
I liftn will IkiIi I it* t r u t h uniioul greee to regulate publication, to
I n tiilrliri h r r r May 17 IM. S**vrrnl DU* country, by foreign principal*'
m ililu ry tinilh fr<nn t 'm i i p IIIaiu I* agents, of printed m atter. The
in g Bir (‘Bprrlrtl lo roiu|k4'ti» with schema's to compel tb« agent* ™
publish, with tha literature, thalr
t h r rU i l in n u u n k n r u rn .
.
■KttL-d sirasa:
against probibltloo of
ar* boasting for a law to tble
feet In tb* upper oongrae*!
al chamber and Weprsaanlql
Georg* W. Gillie has ona ea
docket to tb* lower house.
Sim ilar stotojaw e and mimiar
BRITTAIN RESIGNS
D m o n d for Dodfl# Jab-Xafd trucks 1$ tho
•rootosl In Podgo history. That's natural.
Ds Ais ^uoBty Assign, Podgo guoflty mgtox
fltols* mad Dw|«o vitality w orkm anship
u N ts / e a s ir y 8 o f * |
settoetz —- iHAitectrtT
lege a l O iln m lo
G itk . r
WINES
o ffa t
C
JACKHONVII.I.K, May 7 — (Al
— Resignation of Dr. Chart**
M. B rittain aa exacutto* secre
tary and treasu rar of th* rx rriilive board of tha FlcrWa Baptist
convsnlion and appointm ent of
Dr. Chgrlas If. Ballon o f Dab
Us, Texas, to succeed him ware
announced last night fi
AVCCT At RAfJ foe- lOO-yARD PASH lA
afej U o f A s i r s t T imc T drslepiM e /
A SO0-WBtoJ TRACSCMAal M VCA*»
Hilly Herman Lured Former Mayor Leads
By Dodger Manager
In Miami Election
NEW YORK. May 7 .-< A 1 Iju iy MacPhail, who ha* spent
something like thrre-uuartrr* of
a million dollars for playrra in
four years, lurvd Second Base
man Billy U nm an away from the
C h icag o C uts Tuesday in a deal
he hoped would stop the Inst Irak
hi Ihe Brooklyn thxlgeis' fwiinant
plans.
Piece liy piere with itldefatlg
nhle oplimisin, Mil'liail bas re
built the Dulgerx (mm step to
stvrn sinew be look charge ut the
riuh in I!I3H Ills "all-out raid
on ihe caah draw er in tho lust
II monibs
>unted to a|(prosimately $446,000.___________
onUnanee* ar* halng urged to varkous Dgialaturaa and city council*.
Th* Union ocpoaaa th a n an.
It draws a sharp dtattnctloa be
tween foreign propaganda to our
midst and domestic agitation in fa
vor of policies In which American*
themaelvea, though In a minority,
bettors.
I f foreign#r* w ant to propagan
dise amongst us, all right, reasonn
th* Union fla t th a n do It. But Ukavets* let them Identify tbama*|y*A
ao th at w all know tha aourea* of
thetr output aad arlll b* in a poettion to discount U accordingly.
i
Bail adds th* Union's statem ent
of IU position, "anonymous publi
cations ha** played a significant
p a rt to our struggle to r liberty,"
and, ' l l parts of th* United But**,
doniinatad by political machine* or
lodnitrial toUraaU. It would be al
most suicidal for a minority to ax* Itself by taking th* raaponaity for publication# In opposition
to such powerful force*.“
C
MIAMI. May 7 — ( U P ) - C lif .
ford II Reeder, muyor of Miami
from I'.i2,.i to lli.1l, yrrAerday pollod 17.1 '.*0 vole* to lead IK can.
dolulva In a first prim ary lor the
city
commission
seeking
\lx
plsees in next - week's runoff
rliK-tion, complete unofficial re
turns showed last night.
Both kneumUetiis, it. C. G ard
ner who received 14.334 votaa aiul
Mayor Aleander O rr, Jr., with 1r
i'ltbl, won renomiiuition. Comrala- omer
D. Van Orsdel, the third
iiicumlwul, do I mil seek rtelyclion.
Others who will he candidates
in the runoff for the three *l*stf
m e A le Arunovita, former c R i
attorney, m.12.1: Robert II. W il
liam*. mayor from IU37 until his
Irc .ll in IlUS'J, (11143; and I. U.
MucVicar, iuiiiberiuan. G.0SX).
HALT) KOBE. May 7.—iiPV Ocean Blu* flashed into proi*L
IWIKI a* ■ IVoWUt P ltlllM U
■tarter yesterday by winning the
Survivor Stake* in record time
at Pimlico and a t tha sam e tin e
Hold Irishm an's (toek took a
*harp dom d iva
Ocean Blue. owned by Crispin
Oglesby, stepped the mile and
o n e-itrieen th -la the (m art tin *
of 1:46 4-4, a new record for
the (take. The old mark of 1:44
.1.4 wa* set by Gilded Knight in
IU30.
Jockey Ira Hanford said Ocean
Bine was merely tirearing a t the
finish and Trainer J. P. (Doc)
Jonre said tha thiee.year.cld son
of Blu* Larkspar and Anchors
Ahead probably would go la tbs
$50,(HjO added Preakncaa Satur.
day.
Moat of the crowd of 10,000
who made U«M Irishman the 3i< -8 favorite had looked upon tke
Survivor as a teat to prove
whether the Wheatley Stable run
ner could presume
to match
strllru with W hlrlaway, the Ken.
lucky Derby winner which a r.
rived yesterday.
But the Irishm an failed his
barkers miserably. He and his
running mate. Choppy Sea, foL
lowed Q ctkn. Blue * pace closely
In the n r ) y stage*, but when the
big le*t came In the
home
stretch. Bobl Irishm an just didn't
seem to be able to move and In
the last ahr.'eenth faded from
third to last In the field of six
Preskoe** candidate*.
Ocean Bhif returned $10.60,
LOW FARES
■ s ts iis w
and
,iis » u ia w s s t
From JACKSONVILLE
Every Friday and Sunday l O f l
calling a t Charleston----ffijfl
Every Wednesday direct f O O
W M
Es press S te a m e r...........
fee were ceaileri . . • lee ooed time . .
lev rslerell*. . . . ge tke Cnrfse-way *»d
■sjey aV the plasters* e l these greet
American Nap tlwsn— Ostk gomes . . .
dalle lees msoli end bs*«r#**-«**h (seeks
. . . sicsSsst SrckeUra sad mevtes e l la.
cieded el ae n » o cast.
Servlet from Miami every I A 6M
Tuesday
GET READY for SPRING and;
SUMMER DRIVING
Ona't yon ba one a f Iboa* nnfoetoaatea
wha find themselves in troahke bataaM they neglected to get tbelr eat
ready far Spring; Bring yonra la now
and let n* give It tha soaks.
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TnE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD FLORIDA
1 'A liE K IV I*
Pictures
THE OLD HOME TO W N
By STANLEY
r JA K E , S E N O O V E R ALL THE V
JA K I S
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G U N S - I W A N T T O M A K E A N N\ S L « WI
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I»KLANI>, May 7 —CSjhfclal)—SleUon l«w
I*rlitre Ahdul Ilah
iii^r
Seeking- to ng'nin the |»o»t he lost
In the military roup of April I,
Amir Abdul Huh, depose*I Iraqi r#*>
ff*ntf la rrp o rtrd or^nm t inu mb
Arab army in I’alrstm r to [rail hark
Into Iraq, lie nay* he will help oust
(he present pro-Ani* covtfninrnt
there aud restore friendly relation*
with IlnlaLu.
lii'fi'
SulutilHV liennj the United
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Hill, |m < l.i* ill of ih r I l"t <dit !.'•!. i,M
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at!iii (ifnviM 1 •-111n . 1'iinoliM mill pa*' |*t» nl* fit i| .
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who,
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inmn.i-r n f lW annlea of I p*
lo diiMinde him, hut tint I he in
lionat 4i l« n»* aavmn* h»oida T ill
• isUil. Ho aha unughl, and obtained
hands (mi up to IH muhi rath
a oil M t r n d o n U . c a p i t u l a t e d
t.ormaji invader* on April
Sfcjontk* Ilia force* tern on
to j e t Ilit** imaitiun bid <n
(A lt
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N ail
U.S.POSTAL
. SAVINGS
Aetrrna Jean Itogn* Irsfiflrit In f-on
Anrelea that a hen her himlnml Ilnfe 1* a copy of the postal «»f
inga stum p which will jro oil *ata
t Indio rare III iva hamel Wiiikho
Ih roil ir11 "ii the i*oonf r 4 May I, Until
n *krd her lu dm.it re him, ah# t i 1 mi rotiinifton a i Ui the rale uf m
H r r r iw n ph**ti« n| (*!•-• I ‘
rrol
GUARD
an inter lut'uUnv denee
pi*h*erf
thrmiL'h iMilllieiit l i n n " , divn
th e
i • u n i ry
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import njif tit >,
M O E H t . R u - B o s t o n K t o vT\»
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■*l< r Henry Cabot L o tfn of Maaaachuaatta do«a hU bit tor IKo
>ite ra n t of Foreign W ars by buying one of their Buddy Popple* from
llttla Ann Scott In W ashington. More than 9,000,000 of tho popples,
Bad# by ei-eerrlceraen In government hoepltala, are being (old to rale*
relief funds.
W A D l O q
-fHEy A R E c a r e f u l
nor ro
1.0 V > t W A H / e / C A H A R A P A l M A
r -their .
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Dr. f l u t y Wachtel, Poliak arlentlat
famous fo r Uo work in cancer ro*»»r«h, U pictured with hie wife at
they a rriy id In Now York by liner
from Booth Africa. Fleeing from
the N ail invadaro of their coun
try, they reached Capetown vie
Buaela, Turkey and Egypt. He wtl
con tin u* kU work la tho U. S.
OUT o n t WAY
Lieut, and Mr*. Trsadw rll tlovidenn ride a gun rarrieg e »round iht
parade ground a t F o rt Mcaile, Mil . •< the ti l t h Kirld Artillery give,
tlivni the traditional army wriomir for humc mming luin.'yrnuwnrre
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By William
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I? CURIOUS WORLD
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For Flroworbo At Sea;
text Step Is D eclared Up To H itler
tf MORGAN M. BEATTY
UmNOTOW, May 7/—W
it b poealbl* to draw on a
*part of Uia anawor (to th*
Hon, "Row clow la war U
rkan there*T"
lljroo k m to do la to Uka:
The llltlir combat tone aa
Md by the Oarman gorernt on Mar. 16, and aupariraon that—
Tha American dafanaa llna
I mllaa from American shorn
l Ortcnland tooth to Florida
aflned on Apr. M hr Chair.
F. H. Ladoardla of tha
M fltataaXanadlan parmsnfoht dafanaa hoard, and than
r.on top of that—
Tha ataamar Urea b e tw e e n
ran and Urttpoo), over
h moat of our aid to Britain
LM nl.
ban yon hnra dona all thaw
re yon hart a mid-AUantlr
fclo apot, whara American
ala, Britlah convoy#, and
■an Moakadcra might meet
’aahlngton'a cloaaat obatrvar*
ba war ac«M auggaat that
i American patroll meet
lan 10b or aorfaca raider*
f to Britlah convoya, tha
i la aat far fl rework*.
m next qoaaUon I*. W1U thay
THE OLD HOME TOWN
A w w tx x 'r 'f to p u s e i w e S A M ffV
SPEECH ELMER USED WHEN HE J
GRADUATED ^SblJTH lU RH STH E "
WHEELS O F PEOAEESS"** i t e c t
s HIMA JO B ON^ BOWER SOX COALjI
v 1w a o o h - p i o n t it 7 *
/m
tory right, tha anawar to that
qua*lion ha* barn left at thla
•tag* of tha gam* to Adolf HIL
Itr. Hara'a howt
During tha f ln t World War,
Preaidant Wilaon created an
American precedent, backed by a
majority of tha American publle
of that day.
Btfora wa entered that war, a
•erle* of public atatamenti and
note* exchanged between the
United State*, Great Britain and
Germany, mad# It dear that tha
United SUU* would ultimately
fight If tha European belllger.
vita tank American veiael*, or
vessel* on which American ritl*
ten* w an legally traveling.
Germany at Grit rr*pected
that poillion, nfralnrd from
jinking American *htp*. !.nler
iha revlr.rd her poaltlon, flatly
announced aha'd carry on unrei trieted aubmarin* w a r f a r e
•gainst ahlp* *be thought wan
carrying aid to Britain. The
United States want to war.
Befor* tha present European
war broke out, our neutrality
law ora* pissed, designed to keep
American vesael* out of combat
tones, It was reasoned w# would
have no excuse for war If our
•hlpa w en not sunk, if American
liver w en not lost.
Mon recently, tha Congreai
and tha President amended that
law to provide all aid to Britain
chort of war. Tha bill la known
Everybody who tmofatt them like* th
COOLER, MILDER, BETTER TASTE
O n the movie lot or wherever you go, the
Right CofflbinetJon of the best tobacco*
* from our own Southland and from distant
Turkey and Greece makes Chesterfield the
one cigarette that truly Satisfies.
Nete Mowmany man smokersan enjoying
Chesterfield's definitely milder,
L,‘if, \r ’
Cealer$moktn& Batter Taste. ,In llS M U I'llftlsr th e E lf
u t f i f n i t f i D m rti.
ukoiimi; w.
FARMERS’ MARKET
Now U A Good Tim# To Slop Renting
l e t to M s i w
OWN r o t i a I lo n a . »* r**r
sene o liret kr llsswloi rear iosm wllb aw
n n t * f S b r 4 Savlngg A Loan Am'n.
a y tjW ilO L H jio m r-w
m ^ o n o lia
avm .
Is Urged By Group
WASHINGTON,'May 7-(A P >
Thw National Aaaoclatton of Manufaetuprrs today urged congraaa
to anact a general aalta or manu
facturer a exels* tan, rals* corpor
al* sml Individual Income tax
baa* to lap amaller Ineomaa.
"All patriotic clUitns" art pra.
pared to pay thetr ahara af tha
™»t of preparednaaa, Livingston
W. Houston, chairman of tha
NAM'S commllu* on government
finance, tal^ the bow# way* and
mean* committee. Ha added that
tha government should aa** Oil*
burden as much « pMtlfcia ty
slashing all noh-defsnaa sapaaaL
tofsa to lb* bar* mlalatam.
‘•W* My that without qualifica
tion that Induatn la willing to
shoulder IU fail ih«H ,"'aH d
Houston.
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fied Advertisements
■
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— —- J
Will pay 10 poroent tai
a how#, > acre*
payable every three wool
aap far caah.
good aacurlty. Box I , Ba
HELP WANTED
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ooto. Good opportunlt
over N with car.
. t o * . Rgwlalgh’s, Do
114- 105, MompMa, T
VMDS KOUtt MOWBl
OOMHaHOMB1,
"
ohack
i.i.nri» r
View meaning Idto th* phras* M a r k H N r t w l •« S a le s s o I s 111* I
"aid thort of war."
A . W. W f l a n J . ) , X i | T, 1*41
P U iim iA
iriiftu u n ra
Knox of th# Navy i .
U N H , T ro d # r a r e . us. iiu . H prcannot allow our good* to bo .IHM
i . W a s I I . 14.
•unk In tha Atlantic, after spa- I lU I tT g Ijq s b u n ., .
Ilu
-Iflcally making them for Britain.
h p r , I lr - S O e .'
,
Hull of the Slat* Department ('AIIIIACIK. P e r ton, I t x i - f O an
HOT!*. H us. n u n is ,, l.. to r.
•ays the safety of tho hemis f ABItelli.
Tie In »*o
phere require* rerlstanre lo the C K L K IIY , C rl. ■•«. t*e. c>. t ns In
III.
Asia wherever resistance ran be
I.K B Y IIK A IIT . x
c .lo t
C rl.
affective. Th* President puls C Kt.**-t.l*.
teeth Into what his cabinet of C l f UMIIKIIH, Ilu l l p r P la in ‘ la
ficers say by declaring to the
PVJr, 1 1 0 - 1 t i , | . \ , dno m e lo n
•* e i s I I on
world that American naval vfbJN K V , I Ho r a n Is e
m I* would patrol aa far Into the IH
K a s p l s n l . Uu. h p r. I OS
mvs nsaas as may b* necessary L E T T U C E . I r e lr r r c . I*s I T l - I . l l .
I ’s M l . 1.11.
seven seas as may b* necessary
ONIOMH, D o t. n u n 10a lo | | «
phsrs.
PA 1IM .K T , Doo. P u n . Ise . Hu. B sk t.
Winston Churchill says
Iced, I d o t. M l .
_____ Itata* naval patrols have PO T A T O K *. n . .- m iis . a id . r v i..
been ordered to warn th* pAie*- a lo e s No. 1 l H - 1 1 4 , B . Hite
ful shipping of all nation* out•• '■
aid* th* combat ion* of th* pres•nee of lurking U-Boats or raid y t f i w s j i ' i i i 0” ' t *“ c"
M , 1*1HI K - U ,
ing rruUarr,
- R T JtA W U lSTUnlU
tliw . ini h u r , lif t*
" Washington observers add all HQUAKII*
#
hue br>r
iiin j.V
throw statement* together, ran
U* i ^ atoV s. 1 ” if'*'h.hi
ch! d* that' tbs American patrol a
put* a mighty ticklish point «p T l K t A T U E H ^ 'f l lb " c rt. I l l * la
to Hitler.’
• '
!i'- •
4.00 l.u * » 1 | t j . 4 * t
KOTIIH o r AWmiH
ilia bier* and rubmarlnea ar* TO M A TO 1‘L a K TS, P n T h o u s a n d
•fferttvs- only If their present** + U ltN rP A D o t. n u n ' H o in l i e TO AVItOU 'I T I t A V ' t W C i n i H l
N n iic e is h e r e h r given t h a t th e
tt hi given moment In a precis# .n « k llp r . l i e (u I t s
iin d tr e la n e d
O e o rg e
V . ' ’ D i'e ir h
•pot I* itoL known If Amrvlean W a i V i i ru i.H H . im ,. B o n . l i t
nn d O r s e e H e e ir h lh t* n d to a p p lv
natrels .waraf to 'broaddaat1' the ( i n A i 'H P i i v r r , c n . , . u . a. c a s i b In I h e J u d g e of I h e f i r m It C u u rl
fo r Ih e 'N in t h J u d l r l s l C ir c u it « l
presence1 of \ Germbn !'<rihlers.
V li.e lg t,
In s s d
Cor , goaSlpnle
would Hitler order hi* ra Were to
C o u n lir. In h i e ’ e h a m h .h 's S t th *
C o u rt t l » u » In lU n fn r d . H en n n ale
attack' ’American patrol vaaaalsT
f n i i n i r . P ib rtd * . a t n r a . u *m
Or wnidd ha prefer to limit raid. Sales Or Excise Tag
P r l.is v, M s r )4 (h . 1 * lt h r P e t i
bat sonotIf he ordered hi* raidST* to
flra ■on patrol vessels, what risk
would ho runT Would America
decide to flabtt
A* th* cards hsv* been played
In th* war gam* up to now,
Roosevelt, Churchill et nl.. Have
checked tho bat to Hitler.
fk' 4
tio n i o r th e a.lp p llo rv o f a m ln a r
e h tld m i m t H a s s id , L lv ls g e le ii
DAN DUNN
n or M3;
AII«irn«E; f o r
vuTirn
P itllli
ro«
■S|l|. A TKD Tl
................. n r * i ilew un rjbiiaB
ti. a. i.sfin o p itc a
m M a ltta i n . U. C , Mar. X*. I N I .
N O TIC E is h e re b y g l r e n t h a t, a s
•llr.u ie i. h r t h e C oni m is p la n e r o r
i he tl e n e r s l l a n d O lfle e . u n d e r
p ru e le lu n e a t a e r tle n l o l l . H . A .
nr e m e n d e d b y s e c tio n 14 o f th *
■i t •>( J u n e I t .
tilt H I
B tn l*
i l i i i . p u r s s s l to ih e a p p lic a tio n
«>f H V. Long? Heelsl No. <VL.O.
01101 . w e w lU h o tte r a t
p u b lic
e sle . In |h<< h ig h e s t b id d e r, h u t S I
no l lee# t h a n l l . l l p e r s e r e , st
I I I o 'r lo e k p. m , o n th * H lb d a y
of H ey , n e s t, In H a n o t 0411. lb -
• Pendent" Bttulthtem
l l o ile s r e p a ir e d l a le a k
a e w . A n r h in d o f hw avV w
s s l e h t y , e x p e r l l r a n d e fftr ti
1 / Ooos, b T T- L H sU tX ,
Dynamic Whrel Rahnrr
w k ie
d r iv i n g
safer
e a s ie r , re d u c e s lie * , w a * r U|
Cam*
in-bj jiw**,,,,
Ofterative 48
By FRAN
�■ i;;
l u i t j . l r t o f ' *34^. *
- *f •* '•
J*r _l to‘
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■•TyaSy-
Sanford Is The Only C entral
Florida C ity A fford in g Rail, Highway
And W ater Transportation
NEW SI'AFKK
f e U k H t a * t o 1SS9
SANFORD,
Buy Scouts Will Gather Tomorrow
For Anilml Silver Lake Camporee
Legislature Advances
On Holland's Pro-'
* gram, Making Way
For Finance Talk
Governor Lauds
* Session’s Speed
Chief Executive - Re* tains Firm Stand
On Race Track Tax
TACLAHASSEE, Mav 8
—iff )— Responding to Gov
e r n o r Holland's requeat far
adtlon on a few pending probWn*. the LetUlature ad'raneed a atop farther today
on the edmlniatratlon pro
g r a m to make Way for the
chief fpMqiUve'b address on
finances early next week.
Tha Sonata agreed to debate
tomorrow morning on tha Qorornsa'a bill to turn 11( 0,000 of
r^ecumulated Murphy tax money
Into ; tha ganaral Stato treasury
— a proposal that waa spprovsd
by tha House after a (harp d»bata.
A Sonata eommltU* rejected
# b e hUl and proposed a* an al
ternative that tha money be uaed
for old ags pensions ‘and aid to]
1M and 1M Boy
SeosC^
members
of
troop*
throughout
Seminole
County,
will sw at tom o rrow afternoon for
Ight cam pon* a t Blhrer
Lake, about four ufOes from Bah.
ford, w h e n contest* will bn held
la lira.building, handicraft, bridge
lulldlng and other activities.
An annual affair, tha cam po
re* will a ttra c t Scoot a from San
ford, Longwoed, Oviedo, Oaceola
and O a a m .
Troops will b* divided Into
patrols of tlx boy* each, and tha
petrol* will compete among them ,
•elves. Tha Scout*' will chooa*
th air own ram p aKaa a t Silver
U l i , and pitch th air tents. They
will do tbelr own cooking, and foe
recreation (her* will be boating,
fishing and swimming.
L ast year tha boy* bald tha
cam p o m on the shores of Lake
Monro*, t u t decided this year to
pitch camp "In lh* wood*."
Though the various troops in the
county camp a t 8iiver Lake
throughout the year, this to the
only time th a t all Boy Bcouta of
th a county aaaembia in one body.
Bom* of the boy* will go to
the camp in automobile*, while
other* plan to hlk*.
Victor Green* has been chosen
a* director of tb* camporee. Camp
c ra ft director* will 4* Dr. Lu
th e r T. Does and W. E. Kader,
E. L. Ketoey will be chief judge,
and will be assisted by A. C.
Madden, Cullen W right, John R a
der, Joe Davis, Ralph A. Smith
and others. Herman Morris will
to activities director and Lewto
W right will be chief clerk.
Purpose of the camp aa ax-
delay of bla ad- ■
© W S t t a r a «wth
May S ay program
t G ram m ar School
M L VlSay ball and
wm hoktold a t tha
ftl hS Ahe rooming,
lOclpal of tha school
;<t 1. Prill exerclaea by tha whole
CommUaloeaf. 7tt1
' S. Scripture t u t o r melted fcy
ha* run for. goyyr
tha whole school.
H u tea senator
I. Lord'a p ra y e r -ta d by Mlaa
office.
Ruby FVtara.
“Wa aD know IV
‘ A Btar 8 pans led Danner by tha
» t one Indljidaai
■todant body.
for m ore office*
5. Military tap dance by N or.
count," said Beprv
ma Joan Bayer, with Mary Dal.
Dad* county, wh
Lllflf
■trikn nut the enacting risua* wa* din a t tha piano.
6. Minuet danced by Peggy Plpadaotad St to tt.
_ “TtniY# not talking about mv
% la n d , Je rry C arter. a n youT
naked ReproeentatW *' CarawaU,
Louis*
Arthur, Joyce Goods
Clark, Mary France* Harvey,
Gvrynn Reel, Rw»**ll lUaty, David
Bach and Jack tontoa.
II. Glee Club program in honor
o f Mother1* Day, < .
"U rebrail* Man."
“Tha Blue Danube."
"Springtim e In Apple Bios
*om Time," by Peggy Pippin, solo 1st
"M other," b y . Nancy Wil.
WUI lama, to k tatFollowing tha lunch a t the
school cafeteria th* girls and th t
boy's diamond to ll championship
game* fo r tha fifth and slslh
grades will be played. During the
afternoon the a n n u l track meet
to determine the etom ptonihlpa In
relays, high and broad Jumps.
“ I s U th rows,
races
W BaU*wnJl'odf'Xatot ha told h#
F utureF arm ers To Sanford Men Are
"<Vr. •fnm.bi.rrasi Jt2 " ± Give B ridge P arty Given Pfctetit For
To , Obtain M oney C leaning D e v i c e
''fflSSfc
wa
« U t* o M l . who t a w
who* a circuit Jodgo,
for
t. To rmia* fund* fo r th atr ram .
Man
aetirJU**, tha
Saminola
C hapter o f th a F u tu re Farmer*
of AmSriaa will apnnaar a bene
fit bridge and Chlitao* Checker*
p a rty a t the F u tu re F e m o ra
Building n e x t T hursday s ig h t
Alan Jehnsoa, ad riaar, raid today
Prlaea ranging'
from to b y
chickens to a battle of p art urn*
M ember Associated Prenn
NU M BER
Coastal Defenses
Attacked By Nazi Planes
Nearly Million Have
Reached 21 Since
F i r s t Enrollment:
Many To Be Called
Yugoslav Ship Under U. S. Guard
DETROIT. May
(A J \)—
The Labor Relations Board
announced today It Will coOdort an omploye election I*
del ermine the roller tive to r .
gaining agency for the Feed
M eier Cops ay workers may
t l . Approx lately |* thanatnd
warkerv will vata la th* targeat election of lie kind ever
held by th* le b o r Board.
Streets In Southeast
Town Are Machinegunned By Airmen;
Liverpool Assaulted
22 Enemy Craft
Are Shot Down
2 Engli8h~Boat8 With
U. S. Supplies Are
Torpedoed By Subs
WASHINGTON, May # ~ m _
Tn* Army and selective service
officials were reported to have
decided on Ju ly 1 as the date for
re .U tr.tlo n of, approximately *
fnllKlon men who hare b#com# H
since Um first selective servlcw
enrollment last October.
It 1* expected that a torg* pr*.
portion of them will be called
.n
» " hln ■ r*w month*
*n *r *h» r have registered
A C o iit G uam] p itro l boAt, with eannotl
voting ISA to iao. the House
a**vrrnl Yug<*«luv ships in Ampricsn water*
passed President Roosevelt's ship
pUriMl imiltM • pftilcctivr ciistmly * Thi* prv*
mounUMl
on
ila
f
o
r*
d
ec
k
,
g
u
a
r
d
*
th**
ssliu re bill yesterday and sent
c a u tio n iii y iiih u 1 w in ilrs ig m 'it itp hrm l «»f I
It on to an u nrertaln future In
to n Y ugutlnv f r r l g h t r r S r m At h er pi*»r in
ponxlhh’ pm \x»w in n n iiiu K *,v i>ffti«'rs *'r
the Senate.
B ro o k ly n , N, Y. T h v SrecA w as o n e of
crews
The measure, requested by th*
A dm inistration, would empower
i ” *, ld*nt lo , " l,r foreign veslela Idle in American parts and
put them to any use he sees fIL
TTiue he would be enabled to UM
Italian, German and Danish ves
sel* recently taken Into pcotecUv* custody, and other* no* y*|
requisitioned In the help to England program.
Describing Casselberry a- TinVoting in favor of tha bill
Florida Town that Afi|mrak-<i.
were 212 Democrats, 81 Itopubll
Built,• th* Miami llrrabl k -I-I hi
rans and threo Progretalves; op.
II* Sunday Issue the story »( the
noted were ID Democrats, 100
•mall enmmnnity betwirn S«n(i,nl
Republicans and one American Laand Orlando which i- the na
borlte,
tion's largest grower of "sspim i.
gue fern" for flerista
Th* hill v i s peeved a fte r the
Rnnford
members
of
y
n
f
t
e
LONDON. May K—<)P> Hob
House had defeated 1 * 0 , to 11)0,
Illustrated with 12 photographs
the World Ca
Camp of scene* of Casselberry,
h mat Ion bv R • press ate tie* Cut- th* lVixMlm*,, of tu*
.. Ibr a t. art 11utfhinm n, thriitman of the
Nn*jU6 wim |s4*a Sunday mo
morn- •W* P f to ] \o u t that the " a s p a ra -I American H .ig lc Uu»>, ratlm atsd
Ingryiw r*t#atola tjrk ftn d d ir
biennial head camp convention, r . , i r k ? ,,Z ? . r ' 2 , u U
.......... .. *......-..........
added forbidding the Trvsldenl 11 »*■ amuiuoted l.Hlsy
W F. Therklldson, and appeal ml I
H"Usl. »nd Alllcl
to turn A xIa-owhciI ve*»ei« o rrr
Rfpr8"'»i»lAllvi*'4 of lh** Suhfurt! on Ibr All Florida page
j f**rr*s. Mon of riiroi are cnin B ritain.
I camp will U* t ‘. C t olhns. m ii(Irowing asalrss
is also a t listed in ibr Csnnilisn force*
T hli propciMl, prriM,nttriq’ th'* | ,Mr P*at heat! roiisul, t . It llu•i«l* lluivlng Industry at C assellarry, . A' cbtniniHr, ,,f thr Csxlr < Ini.
biggest dispute connected with j
,,r ".c Is» rom miti. e, Ibr aiticie points out, stating that I H uuhi M-.Hi -Hid br is in i< pn.
the measure, had previobslv b re n t
P. I lelds and A I_ IhontaH, Iberc a tr "In excess of 2.600,1100 1 *'*l<m i cm - an n n i n i i r -..M.
ilrlrgatr*
Uthi'rF whp will af- m alm s
in various slsges of mnl1'
lb, rlub i* u ,ioih'iv<<u*
rrlcctad, w ithout a record votr
C o l l i n u |8Cu111 of growlli.'
i i-'i iniifn -.f ib, m
Thmie behind It contended that Liti.l nrw f
i
«imp*uy
E.,
»0(h
llrglrnrn'
of
to a tl it tha ship* of on# belli,
" C a s s r lb v r r y
having made a
''i- in is m - I i.g i Ho g r btim bi-is
g rrrn t and tra n sfer them to it* lb*1 U n if o rm e d Hunk, mul B K success o f s sp sra g u s, e x p e rlm e n '. >
b t i c g u n s lo m r.l fo rc e Issl
m
(tgvi
i
>
,
Urn
Crawford,
BernSvs
C*l With sms Iris,
M r T h v rk lld s u n I " ig lt l .... I
11v n.dnj in .u dili-n
enemy would be an le t of war
nrtl
CollltiH,
II
I,
Worthvn,
I,.
A.
on tha p art of tha United Bute*
rsiltcs "flu sh shades were built, I l'r ro •-■b,r*ig.,l ottseks w birb spir.stt
IDown. Ji , (» K Hough ton, 1' • ml today the p ro p s g s tlo n o f the d c a lli mnl .1, .............. ,m Kog
k .Smith, Knndull Cdllnm, Eugeni1 flowrrifiL* plants gr-cs on with I I*'"*'.
nod in l.isnpnnl,
st Johns itml K S Allmori, Uum unabatnl energy and spersl.
im.le.l h .,\ ,,i i b -irstglii rnghl
mi uiberi
i It » sitelied I,rf■-fIv bt"
"6lunv seres rrf groumi ure rov.
lb,vert V
nsI hi* Irmii niembcm will enter rrn l with enormous slal houi
f U i ‘ * i • Lk
UIIto n*'t llpisfl III*
ih< competitive Urill m utest with •ml in Ihrin err milllnns of a ,p nr « m i - i *t f L i . t i n r , I vt n t o o t i i F M t o r i ' * *
ihfru olhri teams of the Hate, •gus filasitw.
thr srtlclr ssys k ilb'il l.t iHKiii IiiiiiiIhI h fill!..to«‘tl
the IVnaiu'ola tonvenion will "S fm rs iif men IIrr engeged In I be l"\i'll 11It" ratlk*IAIri |f to Mil in nib
j niilIIIu«- through
Morulay anil cull Iv* Ilull general rsre and in 4*’IM| I ilifc' ell toi'tl (-1111*1 t (atoll*| bill
1 iMAtlny Hanford member s, who thr picking of sprays
These nl* *• ;t« 111nit I*'iatot Anglia uml
will
travel
by
automobile
will cut Siirayn are hauled In Ihe park, h l l l l t I k l U ' - l i - I I " U l ! ( I l t o t s 14 Ito
Clifford Andrews, nsgro who
leave
early
Sunday
in
order
to
hi?
ing
niiuses
where
many
women
Is employed a t Laney'a
Dry
Tb* i*H m k on l.lvrf|Hntl ton.Cleaning, was killed tost night in I'Anueola for the opening «rs carefully grads and bunch thi ifricribnl if" n inrUturti arala —
•prays
Tor
market,
It
is
ex
•ion
Sunday
afternoon
shortly a fte r 6.00 o'clock whin
aim ill* i to fhwi <if tha fitrvi«ni*
I be head camp convention la plained
the new A tlantic Coast Line
Declaring
that
*46,000
a
year
is
one
of
25
ruch
meetings
Ivelng
stream liner, Tam to ml Champion,
fri.t) tini b r r i i u m l r r ^ o l n f
expended on egnreis charges by
crashed Into hia automobile at held all over tha nation. It wa* the Cassallerry Ferneries, Ihe a r. n to*rk l. i*g bltlK tn what a|ij>rarF
•
tplAl/tad
KrporU
of
the
prog
th* T hirteenth 8 tre a t crossing, po
fn ».*• n i,. iiimn alt«m |it to Bma»h
ie<*» of the Woodmen of the rifle says. "Florida's production of Hill j nl t o t - 1 t oi* hi |MlFt*» h r fo i v ubl
tto* Mid today.
this tncirasing papular green Is
Th* negro, who would h a v s lw " rU - • ‘Jdt***<'*
national Offl. indeed an im portant business f *g*||i Mil I 11Mil'll S l u l r « ll'iiclu*been I t y ears old today, was un-1 tr,,\ ■
jnltlalton of new California and T evis -priwtuce t h r |*i*»»**•• t i4»ii* rKiMfl»*«l by t h r
conscious when brought to thr I
»*«l e'ecUon of officers same, but Florid* grows more Itrilm h llu ( i r r m n n * l a l r l y hn vr
hoepltol end died eoon aftor Mr • ml
^ ,h r sovereign
all other 'outdoor' areas In Iwrii y i u o l«im*ton n r r« t while
ramp convention are included un than
a rrlra l there.
America combined."
riifirn itn iiiiiir on
l l rltia h
a»*l
(hr
program.
Driving an old model Lefay
North* rn J n » h jwirla I
Mrs.
C.
CCollins,
Juvrnlls
d
ir
etta sedan, lh* negro wae driving
Thrr** htm ihrr* wi-rr rrport<»J
weal on T hirteenth S treet end ector, and Mrs. C. B. Rudd, sec
to hnvi i rithhnL o u r ill fliimru
stortod I* cross the track dsspits retary of (he juvenile lodge, will
A oiiio * i’i
of
iM'trona
w rrr
the w arnings of pedestrians, w it also attend the convention.
f r t |i|M‘«I iitkI ho u ara w r r r ilrtliolness** told polk*. Th* ear was
m
ortr
In nvy Imnil"
Inhft
IIIG ONION AT ARCADIA
DELRAY BEACH, M*/ K — (own
completely wracked, police said,
(Special | —Wednesday aiternuiiu
end Dm m otor was knocked out
ARCADIA. Hay 8 (.Special)J and Thursday morning of last!
o f th e chassis.
—A twin white Bermuda oniun, week were busy times at Ihe
R. • T olar o f Sanford was ea. wnghlng two and three-quarter
g taera o f tto tra in , v[hkh was (murids Is on display a t ths office postal savings window uf the
to n n d from Tam pa to Jackson- ■if 1. L DJshong, manager of the post office. !‘ostm aster LrRoy E.
Diggs ns was unexpectedly he.
▼Ole. And C aptain O. V. Single DrHoto Cooperative
Vegetable
TALLAHASSEE, May 8
tory was t t o conductor. T to no- Growers. T to onion waa raised by •slgr-d for unusual drmaii'i* for
second
annual
n t 140* Wool Ninth lev Hagan and was planted In withdrawals of sum s th at totalled (Kpeiiul Tlii'
to
the
vicinity
of
* 1 ,000 — all by Hoys slslc will Ini helil June 14Rcptdmber.
21 at Tatlnlisserr, sponsored by
rotortd depositors.
Th* run was finally stopped the Amrrican Isglon. Boys ssiect.
when C lint Mo*r*. Sr., called a ed fri m lhe srnior and sophomore
m*etlng of employ** on bto farm classes of high schools throughout
and announ**d that h* would the stale for scholarship, charac
panonalljr b* raaponslbls for tto ter. courage, leadership and un.
deposit*. It was decided th a t if deralandmg of the eocial sciences,
V j t w w l a g day o t t t o to* I tha meat fsraalm u animal* H tha Mr- C l.nl was hacking tha gov- •111 assemble to elect a governor,
'
Awa, *the black
t a t whan the taro apes »tood m w r o t , oraryttung
waa
*11 cabinet and house of representa
f f * . * * i p Urn m andrill i looldag a t aaah other e ra to ays right, and tto mostsy ■ » » « « • • tives ami a senate, and will vir
aastF nam hray* the baboon drapped h it ry u f— wall to toft to tto post »fflra. tually take over tha state govern
ment. performing all th* functions
:ah tfto d a n m ad hi thair au ru d dawn by Jigga.
of th r afire far w hkh they ara
•elected for the we«k'* poriod.
The ovrrnor and high state
officials will advise and help th*
hoys in their problem. American
Lagton posts and civic club*
throughout th* stato ara cooperat
ing in sponsoring the affair,
w hkh Is palD m od * a fte r tto
Boy*' Town of N*braaka.
Sanford Woodmen Casselberry Is
10,000 Americans
T o Attend S t a t e City Asparagus
Believed Fighting
Built, Says P a p e r
Meet Next Week
In A l l i e d Forces
15 Members Of Club
p i l l D e p a r t For
Pensacola S u n d a y
r Friday Wylnalag
C’X lr & T M ’tarfk& aa w flT W hold
00 UH OpM ’frd a t ram pua of tha
gtOmda and tha subtle la lavlted
to 'd ltm d , Tha. athletic program
V Ill'Y e lta w a hutch in the school
Cafeteria,
|r . Kipp
CHOTCTS, lme.
iu p p laid.
h h . .
• Tha aouipiaU program la aa foU
tow ar'
T fflm g D
Will Sign For
Draft Ju ly 1
plained by Mr. Smith to to chooa*
patrol^ which will participate to
the council camporee a t Camp
W tw a m eat Apopka May 16 and
17. Bhch patrol will be scored
a t the camporee this weekend,
and those receiving 328 or more
o u t of . a poaalble 600 point* will
be eligible to go to Camp Wewa.
Scout* from six or ecvtn other
counties will also he prearnt at
thh camp next week.
Judge* will score the toy* on
tha packs thay carry, the con
dition of the camp, safety and
sanitation, and projects.
Frida* night sk ill will be pro
sen ted by each patrol around a
campfire, and visitor* will be
w tkom ed to attend
An outline of the program to be
followed la Hated below:
Friday, r*gt*tratl*n, 3:30 P.
M.; flag lowering, 6:46 P. M.i
•upper and rleamip, OiOO P, M.i
campfire program, B:Q0 P. ILj
Saturday, reveille, tr e s k fs s t
cleanup 6:00 A. M.i frtn lima and
visitation, 8:00 A. M,| project*,
0:00 A- M.t free time, swimming,
11:00 A. M.; lunch and cleanup,
11:10 A. M.; project*, 8:00 P. M.i
break camp, final Impaction, 4:00
P. M.; leave camp, 8:00 P. M.
Members of tha troop comm it,
toe of Troop R which are as
sisting In arrangem ents are Dr.
E. D. Brownlee, F ather J. J. Krltoghan, Ben Wisecup, Judge R. W.
Ware, and Dr. Dost. Thoat who
will stay a t the camp overnight
with the Scouts Include Mr.
Greene, Roland King, Guy Jones,
assistan t scout er.vcutlv* of O r.
Undo, and Lewis W right.
Sanford Grammar School May Day
h w a m Feabires Athletic Events
F L O R ID A ,
Mont Of Voluntcern
Arc Enlisted With
Army From Canada
-* a k S w i
Negro Is Killed
A s Streamliner
Runs Into Auto
Unusual Run Upon
Post Office Halted
IhiyH State Will He
Held In Tallahassee
A t Zoo Have M oving D ay
Audi In vestigate N ew - N eighbors
C ity
*, and acram bM
W a o f her sag*,
w ait and a to g of
g bar down again
tab* w arily a t lh*
News
B riefs
General Motors Has
• Record Auto Sales
Hr AMsflftifd l*Fr“7
flnrmnn i>lone* A U Iib td * t
Jlr it inti ron.stol <|eftmnea w ith
m ounting violence today, ma*
chinn-gunninir stre ets In a
Auutlmcflt town, attack in g th *
Dover balloon barrage and
flu sh in g w ith R. A. F. fig h t
ers over the E nglish Channel.
H rilis h n ig h t f i g h t e r s s h o t
•Iowti 21 N nxi Ix u n b e rs la s t
rnghl fur « new on* night r*.
coni, the R riiiih reported, but
fsilrd to prevent th* Luftw aff*
from heavily dam aging
vital
British port areas. Including Li
verpool. which was assaulted for
the seventh night in a row.
The It A. F. continued its of.
tensive luetic* by hammering
Brest.
In Ihe ssven-day-old strife at*
Iraq, the British Middle Easl
headquarters said ths alluatlop
was quiet R. A. F. warplane*
yesterday bombed ths airport a t
Baghdad, capital a t Iraq.
In Nsw York, m arllinis circle*
•siil th r British passsagrr llnsr
Irion and ths Norwegian freight
er Kaalsrn Htar, ferrying Amsrlcan supplies to England, w**a
torpedoed h* N s A submarine*.
British troop* and tto JL A. F.
were ile c tre d officially last night
to h*v* |salti crushing blows In
the liny forces of I’rem lsr Rashid
All ul Gailani, and military quar.
Id s etp rfssa d helltf (hr conflict
was ncari an end because G er
many -ent him no aid.
British airm en systematically
destroyed most of Ihe Iraq sir
force, ground troops rsgslned
ntrul of a pumping station near
It ul bn ,n the vital M nsut-ltaifa
oil plpellnr, and ths Iraq slegs
of (he It A. F base at Lake
llstdianiysh was broken.
Ilow iiirri*
and
rannoneera
fl .wii (■v plan* from Basra, neat
the I'ersipn gulf, hrl|ied ths llabliainvah gnrrlson and Iraq levies
fighting with th* British to rout
tin- Iraqols holding dominating
idsfeiiii iiosttlnns around the alrdtotne Tuesday.
Ilrevy Inessa were Inflicted by
s closely coordinated
British
ground end elr attack. Ihe British
mill More than il00 Iiaquis were
renorli-d captured.
Thr shattered forres retreated
eastward tow ard El Falluia.
I'rlme M inister Churchill told
the House of fo m m fe s In Lon
don that approximately 1000 Iraquis hud been killed or wounded,
and that 434, Including 20 offi
cers, were raptured.
British losses wer* officially
described as negligibleDispatches from B slrut, Leban
on. said Iraq war fervor appar
ently waa subsiding.
Renewed R. A. F. attacks on
ihe Mnkscar at Rashid airdrome
destroyed s*v*r*l Iraq plan** end
ripped un lh# airport's aprons,
■ British
communique said,
itIf11lif t "practically no opposlf Ji'Hv **
The British raportsd all thr**
rem aining strongholds of Italian
resistance
In Ethiopia
w»f*
threatened, with progress Indicat
ing their reduction soon
In ths northw rat, on* of th*
columns c o n r 4 t |ln | on Am A tajl
was said to b* *nly
away. Tha 60,000 odd Faacta*
defenders of th* tow a were de
scribed a* In * “distinctly uncom
fortable" p«»lti«n-
Th* Bu** Coital ton* wto
raided fur two tour* taat rdgM
th* British onttonnrad to Cairo
today. O ffktal rourora rvpmtod
aomi damage to tto EgTPtton
.«tat* Railway pwpwtv to t *okl
then wtr* oo caaoalttas. AoU*
aircraft gUOO Oyporad tto raid,
ara.
German fltor* n turning from
nconnataaonoo today rooortod Wg
English " m ra iJ ta to rto ? * ^ 2 to r ‘
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of Liverpool, H all. HgVtMfWM,
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