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FARM ERS’ M ARKET
- S a in ts, Deficit
In Game Receipts
Both Games
rainst Orlando
I ha second fram e. A t no
n o n tho Seminole* even
with tho Orlando team
team made two more tallle*
Only One Game Has
Made Expenses So
F a r This S e a s o n
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Tonight th * Sanford Seminole*
face th* 8 L Augustin* Saints,
and a deficit on the ledger for
th* g at* iwcelpta. Only on* game,
the opener against Orlando has
com* up to a money making aver-
... the aecond game Orlando
Sanford loat both gam e* of a took Hit lead In the first ln*ubl* header In Orlando yester- nlng. holding It until the fourth
■*> to drop within ope place of when Sanford tied It up. On*
ha caller and give the Nat* run In tho fifth by tho Nata de.
ld » firs t victory of the week. elded the game In their favor.
In tbo opener Orlando took an
Sanford Etta failed in th* flrat
game an th# local hoy* collected
only aeven to lha Orlando 11.
Daugherty looked good at bat for
Sanford,
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With driving hom* three of the
four Hanford tall!**.
Eleven men war# left on bare*
during th* flrat game, enough
to have won the sam e easily had
the Sanford hlta come at the
To run the 8anford club the
box office, muat take lq a t leggt
1200 on each bom* game, accord
ing to th * figures
Carr*way, secretary
dr of the baseball association. The
average ha* run
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ip the aecond game Manager
Whitlock had a good game at the
bat. Driving out two hit* from
three time* a t hat he made on*
of them count aa a triple to bat
In a run. Whitlock acored In a
itay on Blackwell to account for
lha only two run* made by San
ford.
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gam* but stayed right on third
base until the aid# retired, as
one of the flv# 8anfonl runnrra
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JOE WMITMICi a
SANFORDSEMINOLES
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•rt A new track record o f 3 :0 1 — 3 6. Staretor (on rail) U ala lengtha behind In second
place. Market Wise la third. Jockey Eddie
Arcaro rod* the winner.
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ValUy l.«ri on baD*a. Orlando I.
off Hunford l llaaa «n hallo, off
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Truck Driver Killed
In Baldwin Shooting
BALDWIN, May I —urfk-Tete
truck
White, 30,
MacCl nny,
driver, waa killed In a restaurant
shooting here early Bunday.
Police said White waa shot by
Earl Braddoek, who** wife op
erated th* restaurant, in an ex.
chant* of gunfire In which Braddock waa wounded ‘ In th * arm.
Witnesses a*Id W hit* drew a pis*
tol when ordered to leave th*
place, and th* shooting followed.
Braddoek waa released on hi*
own racognliaaeo pending on In
quest today.
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Aomewhat lea*
K
I t fa new a case of getting
more fan * to attend the games or
dlrtand tbs ball club, h# said. In
yevsn hem* wames ZM1 adults,
children and negroes have paid a t
th* hex office making an aTerage
r f 3«0 admission* an evening.
Adult admtafone
have totaled
1,738 for the aeven games or
an avaraga o f 347 fo r each game.
It take* between four and flvr
hundred, fans te make a ball
game pay. Expenses of th * team
Including
salaries,
equipment,
traveling coat about $600 fo r a
week. Making Ju st half o f that
to fa r In the aeaaon baa brought
on a crisis.
Attendance flg u *rt
plvrn rad
ly Mr. C arta wav ore na fo l
lows gam* Apr. IB *86 white, 1*8
begm and 94 rM ’dren llcVfl •
game Apr. ID. 196 wl ‘Ir, f-2 negro
ami 31 children; game Apr. S I.
242 while, 69
negro and 30
children; gam * A nr. S3, 194 white,
Bfi negroes and I t children; Apr.
26. 114 white. 76 negro and IT
children; ram s Apr. 3 7 -(double
header). 223 white, 116 nerro and
children! and game Mav 1,
268 white, 09; negro and 14 children.
[Kilt
lie uaually has a lime of It.
Last year Regal Frolic, with
Mildred Hunt up, went on a
hinge iiulte In keeping with hta
name, lie broke out o f ling and
BALTIMORE, May 6 —UPi~ went streaking around the track
They light evsry algn on the with hi* embarraaed rider haul
hoard at the finish of the Pow ing at the line* for dear life.
(Iordan finally galloped along,
der P u ff Derby.
vide and caught tho rein* after
Anything and everything can Regal Frolic had done a snappy,
—and often doe*— happen In thl* unscheduled ala-furlong tour.
annual race for women rider* out
Mr*. Anne Harrison, wlfa of
at I’lmlilo. Flashing every sig the well-known gentleman rider,
nal from “o fficial"
to “objec. J H. Harrison, won last year’*
linn" I. the only way to l<* sure I 1-2-furlong daah on. Marin.' J u
everything'* covered.
dy Johnton, a trainer In her.'own
Powder Tuff Derby No. 4 t»
wn* aecond for the third
Signals on many trains today
..'iu-.lutej for Pimlico the worntn „ row. gir a
Bosley,
log .if May 7 and the only thing ! l)al)|, h|rr of the late Mrs. E llta- are transmitted tty mean* of nlr
valves.
rrrialh nhmit It la that It t. K,lh [Vaalcy who trained and dorclu-dulrd. It has become n reg- l V1.|0(,„| Cham Me, wail third.
ular feature for the morning of Min. Iloxley won the event In
the f2n,0D0-ai|.lril Dixie llnndi- 1038.
rap and officially opens 1‘lmllcnV
Although the Ida lot* - board
M a k e I t g o o d A# n e w t
’’four golden days," which end fiiretlnusly Gashes a tremendou*
with the Preakncna on May 10.
payoff after the rare, there's ac
Them'# no way of
knowing tually no betting—unlcaa a cou
who will compete. The gal* be ple of cocktails arc w agrm l on
lieve
In
the
feminine mind- the side.
rbntiglng prerogalfve and don't
Hut there Is an actual reward,,
deride ahonl entering until Ju.t n hundanmo trophy presented by
In-fore post.tlma.
Alfred flwynne Vanderbilt, p re s-1
I’ort-tim *. act for 11:00 A. M . ulent of the Maryland* Jockey
ran lvc any lime after that, dr- Club. Ami for the race fan*, I t a j
Pendent Straightened
IH-ndlnir on how long it takes *11)0 all a great ahow.
II«,|M r a p tl tn l IO liitik Ilk*
M * . Any kina
ni M r
w ork
■liuggllng cnmpetllora to g e l ‘ In
(rul.'klr, I i p t r i l i r him* v rfleP lilto their IhwI*. They ride In full
('tin I met Ion hai begun at the
I r 0 0 nr, by T. I . D arter,
jockey rrgalln, except fo r those Florida Stale lloapitil, Chatta
D y n a m ic W h e e l B a la n c in g
who turn up noses at the lung- hoochee. on a now auditorium da.
a la k ta
d r ltln a
p afrr
anil
billed taps, preferring to
let algncd to oral 8,600 people. Th*
• alter. rnAuen* IIr* w fa r up to
Ihelr treasee fly In tho brecur.
atrucliira will be of brick and will
t* % . Coma Ip now.
As nearly as possiHe,
th* be 83 feet wide and 171. feet
I’owdcr Puff Derby I* dressed up lung. Or. J . II. TherTelt, auperlnwith all lh* pomp of a regular tendrnt of th* hospital, raid that
race. Once the girls are rafely In work would be speeded In. hope*
th* paddle, Pimlico’s pink-coated o f completing the building by
outrider, flap Gordon, leads th* .midsummer.
Powder Puff Derby Has Unscheduled
Thrills And Some Unusual Situations
n«U M
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tmiiilltn rf
AMMON
Warren Wright'*
Whlrlaway
n **h c*
acrota th* flniah line to win lh * A7th run
ning o f th* 676.000 Kentucky Derby at
Churchill Down*. Loulaville, Ky. Whirlaway
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dlllonH. Payments In monthly Inatallments may
be arranged for a maximum period of three
year*.
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SANFORD.
Defense Recreation Drive
FLORIDA.
TUESDAY;
House Changes
Decision Upon
Murphy Funds
MAY
6,
Planes For China
lire Recommended
TA LI-A H A 8SER, May 8—(AH
— Reversing itself overnight, the
Hnu.e today voted CH to 88 to
put $780,(100 of the Murphy Aet
land snlc* money into tha B tat*
grnrr*! revenue fund for leglrlatlvr e i])e n .r. and Confederata
penaion.,
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It voted 48 to $4 yr.trrdny to
LONDON. May
Forgive emintie* 00 percent of the
money nnd thr S ta ir 10 perrent eign Secretary Anthony Ellen
Governor Holland it.ked the l.eg . told the Home of Commons to
M nlnre to put thr money into d a y ’ the .oonrr United States
war materials reach the bailie,
thr ttenelfll (nnd
Asia.
Africa
and
ferry of Hara.ota, who votnd ftokh of
In give (he minify to the coun Ewroiw. the sooner the war will
ties yc.trrday, made a motion aad.
Eden expressed faith that Tuvfor reron.lderation that resulted
In a rote In give it to the State. to y would .turn! I y Britain, and
toht
thr Aral peoplna. Including
Harrell nf tlamitlan, favoring
thr counties, .aid "I hope tha tha Irsquii, to beware nf an
General George C. Marshall (le ft), U. S. Army rh lrf " f yrntleinrn nf Ihia Ifnu.e have not A sia victory.
staff, ilDcuaae* plans with DUtrict Thomas K. Dewey, nf New been .wyaed overnight by any
In n r?virw o|ienlng Ihf govCfSkRienl'ii Ntutrmrnl in a full
Vork City, chairman of the United Service O rg an iialirn . fm Na- hivh.pre..urr methodr.”
The vole wa. u recovery for dr*** drbilit on the conduct of
tlonol Defenke. Dewey called nl the War Dcjinrlnirni in WashmgHolland'.
adminlatra- U » *knrt Eden welcomed the "im u>n to talk over the drive to collect $10,7(15,000 in provide n-.-r<-a- Governor
lorumni
by
the
lion from the defeat .offered VH9n»t' ftleji
ilonal facllltiea for soldier*, sailor* and defense worker.
ye.terilay on the flr.t of hi* ma Ullltetl StMtr* In deciding t«*
fid
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to
the
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jor inanilal proposal, originally
Amerttnri iinnrteri mid Ibpi
Introdurrd In the House. Olher
Ifht liroktilitieia in lnii| mt»v re.
phasr. of the program have been
of
laiue
Introduced first in the Senate. ulre the shipment
The |louse-approved I III giving JoHed SIntc k nil AU|iplleii by wn>
the Murphy Art money to the Of the Red Sen tr> supply Hritain ■
general fond now goes to the fleet, mr forren end mechanizod
forre* m the Midtllc EdRt.
Senate for consideration.
The fiUKI.OOO.OOII gasoline tan
Vru (ed SlnltH petroleum,
it
Sanford redden!*, judging by a .ample of ■pinion taken today
division program sponsored by
M utoiTh’il, enn hi* mull' avail
by The Sanford Herald, ate wholeheartedly in favor of u.ing con
Governor * HoliHiut to build high •hi# « Uhoijt delay hut man) more
tty * to prefect ihlpmenta of war aupplir. In Grrni Hritain, fethny way. and pay county ami district lankrts would be needed nnd Hrl
spi-d
through the tain already m suffer ing fiom a
• that pome ; i t . l 'r aid itniM la road tiiinl.
made to the II rat IaI. If they are House yesterday with unanimous ■etren Nhorta^c of oil t nr lying
approval
Thr Senate previouslyt yeaael*
to win the war.
•Ira n - oil prediction iii 1!»*tW
Although tho.e questioned were parsed it.
Five bills, including a ri>n*tlrm» eaiimated it almul I.OOO.^OO
•elected at ramln-n, none nppotj-d
liitlonal amendment to «et up the tUna nnd i\ m iMumfd that thin
convoying rhlpmenla.
hi*en increaiied ainro the
Kenneth Carr arid he feel* "we program, now go to Governor
of
will he in I he war loan, and thr Holland for signing into law 111* ■tarl of the war. The
u|iiiruvul
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assured.
U
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atippile* would h« a aevfm
time ia near fur a. (I* rial tut. There
The
bill*
provide
for
paying
blo*s
to
the
BtUtah
Mendrrreit*
IrutaHaUrm of itfwty eleotod li no uaa In' doing thia half way. counties fur all roads they have rM ih* rt. air fores and mertiauand I believe we .hould either
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OounU e«av*y cm*-ahttrmrn t* .to Jfngloml built and Uirntd over to the Slate laefLyamiaa but ant r e c c n r ll y
P n y n l^ Y ea cher's or withdraw all aid. I nan au highway system, and ralmhur*- a mortal one. It was stalrd
nig them for about 1247,1)00,000
Tha t!»5H nd production nf
*4fll|r tia bald i t . the favor of convey*.''
interest already paid nr to
neighboring Iran war uliont 10,•
Charle* Strenworth declared. nf
tk* ***** V c a paid on highway te*ml Issue.
UIII),00 Ions, with Its mitlel In thr
nrptUy, inqm lua. at 10:00 o'clock "B ccau ie a« I saw It that wo old be
t'uvnienta will le* made over lti-,1 Beo t har ugh the lraip poll
of
Al, Ui* Sanford Grammar School. thr quickest way lb get rid
a Mi year jtsrtud, in tbat alt coun of Itkara which the B r i'i'l' . “ V
Miller and rnd tha War, ■ l>«ji
bhr'
i- Ilev# we should convoy arm . «h1p- ties will be repaid mi full fm is now in their firm rontrnl
qent.M
l-tne l ’. GiT..
A- *,‘
ia* uto pn
be ,iIn
their S ta ff highway construction
c h a n t of the ceremony and will ment»."
A rnnailtyUofud awr'shnepl. to
Judge J . G. Sharon sweated.
ln*t*}l the fallowing: Mr*. It. W
lw sidimltteil to the ^•lev*nla,, 'n
Rqcker, president} Mr*.
1). F "I'm In favor of doing anything 1114-', will. If ‘ r*t(Hail, guarantee
Word of Oviedo, vice-president, poaaibh* to pul out lha fire an two rent, of the g a .o lin : tax to
W. J . W elti, J r ., of Long wool, Europe, and If It la k e , more paying county and diatrirl t oad
s. eking to yoorillnael thr rftreasurer;
and Mr*.
M.
N thaai cunvoya, 1 am In favor of I onila
t ’ouuty
> foils of the Seminole
an
out
and
out
declaration
of
Cleveland, eecretary.
t'ouiillei now have about IJOt. ' C’hamber of Commerce and the
Appointed officer* named by war "
1100,000 of outstanding road and
Robert L. Coa expressed the lonlgc bond*, plus $217,000, (Mill tunic bodies Ihtoughout the conn
the new president are Mrs. W.
I) o group of Sanford mm made
S. Brumlry aa devotional leader, belief (hat "A s long as we are i f interest paid or to be paid
a gnoq-will lour (o Oviedo yeslrrMr*. R. F. Conner, historian and manufacturing supplies for KaigHolland said his program would <l.i for u lunrheun inerting wllh
laahd, we should see that tliry remove from real estate a tax toll I ha-iibei of ( ummrtTr official*
R. E. Kipp, publicity chairman
Lunch will to served at the ga-t over there. Ac long a . we of more than $74,000,000
In ad. ibiro.
Edward Higgins, .rerrachool cafeteria at 11:80 o’clock have Instituted a policy of aid to ilition, he estimated that "many tan nf tbr Kanfniil group, .ahf
Great
Hritain,
wa
should
carry
and all P.T.A. member*
and
, million* nf dollar*’' ran be saved ti-lny.
friend* of the e-hool* a n In It aa far aa necessary."
i hy refunding outstanding bond, at
tv A, t..fflr r, prr.ld.nl of th»
II. C. DuRoaa said, 'I'm 100 i induced Interest guaranteed by
vited to meet with the county
percent in favor of doing what I the constitutional “freeiing pail S< minolr County Chambrr, II I
council.
\t bi-rlrr and Mi lligg m . mailr
, The duty of the council I* to ever la necessary to give Eng of the gasoline ta le s for bond hi t.f talks.
promote the parent teacher rela- land immediate relief. I f convoy, paymmta.
It wa.
auggratrd
that
the
iionahfn throughout the county, are needed to give that relief,
In addition to providing bond I Hu do t'hambrr
of Commrrc*
Mr, Kipp mid. The officiate of the then wo ihould UH convoys." funds, Ute program also wilt give a rummltler to prraent pro jrrt.
George Welnataln
answered the (Rate road department about
a fE u jfg U M .-, are
particularly
it wanted developed to the Semithat ha supported tha policy of $4,000,000 a year of additional
lha United Statea government "in money for constructing sew high nob- County group. Mr. Hlggln.
•a nl
Road development and ad.
everything
she way*.
r * * * Remlnol# County le the giving Britain
i . t
*n using lha county werr also
needs
and
getting
it
there
a*
•aiv county h* tha United S tate.
The ilo ast brok* away from ih-ruased.
quickly aa passible, t f aha should one of Covamor H olland, ma
Others present Included Grorgv
s r u - r * * - " h " "
school. need men, wa ahould be prepared jor
financial
recommendation, W. Morgan, president of the
I
1
'
to
send
them
alxo
.’
yesterday
aad
declined
48
to
33,
. • ' ; ""v T T
Ouedo Chamber of Commerce, B.
Edward P. Lana stated, “ I be- (o turn $780,000 ol .Morphy Art
M Ollff, D. D. Daniel, |l E.
I leva * • thou Id help England any money Into tha general revenue Ward. Dr. J . W. Martin, W D
w ar wa possibly can.”
fund far legislative expenses and Kime, L. E. Jordan, E. W Tab
Sidney J . N u declared hr fa f'onfederata pensions.
lodt, R. R. .Cooper, W. J. law .
awBoamam
vored IM convoying of guppllr*
It was the first definite action too, J . H. Hager, and J. I). June*.
Jo e M tora o f the Ora age New* to England, tinea 'T f we’re going against the Governor’s program in
Company of Oriaado *ald today to tend good* over thara «
the 1941 Legislators.
CHAM BER
D R IV E
RESULTS
fall color peal cards o f the thould ta t that thry reach thrlr
The House acted on an amend
EORT M YERB, May 0 - f ( P I Monkey Ulead a t,th a Baaford Mu- dratlnatlon. T hlt will alto help to ment by Lealrd of Broward and Wlth more rollrctlona coming in,
qietpgl S o * had boon oompleted, keen tha war away front th« To land of Hillsborough to have i hi- Lee County
Chamber of
tad weald to placed on aoU to- United Stataa."
10 percent nf tha Murphy Act Ci-mmerce yesterday said
that
M. X , Callaway raid “ I am money paid to tha B tat* and tha $4(71 of tha pledgad 89049 hail
larrow.
The card atow* the lag cabin for anything that will heap our other M percent apportioned to brrn turned in in cash
>k.
vn the laland, sad several o f the young man home, | have faith counties fo r schools and general
moakaya atom par ing about and |» S ri tala, and ballava that *h* county operations.
flaying oa tha trapes*. A large can win If wa «fva her aid and
w*a otoorvtng the tee th at It raathaa har In time.
T to . Orange New*
WASHINGTON, May
<AJ*.>— Prealderl
Reoeerell
" M
In top flig h t nten from
_ hia coMnel and the Army and
• N ary today to diacoaa *«*•phtg op the prodart lea of big
no a b e designated Mt|«r
J a a t a II. Durnaa aa eeeku
o at to B arry L Hopfctoa to
f handb much of ito detailed
wawh under the Rrittah-AM
MIL In another alep ho dL
rectad jteeratary o f Agrieolfaro Wlefcard to aet up a
a portal d lrblen to haodle the
m w arh prarlonoly aaalgned to
•ho agrknltoral d lvbbn nf
the Dafrnoe Coan
The President
nahed
Bacretary
Stlg
WASHINGTON. M n —
Anaartlng "it In tlmn
for
United States to net
t£U (dvM. .S e n a t o r P e p p e r
fib
* ; today that thla
.Cooperation with
ta*,!gss 1STfist
■ “ , !!Sdcp rt2
_
. .. , JU inrunr-Ar
P appai ^ ”gvt touch1*'
Olao reeoranl
ed Statea •dtvd
"Join openly" In the Paalflc1 to
"ahut up (M "9ap an e*e 'flo a t’-thlla lair. H i* th at -* laef-ranyh
American1 tom to to manned
by
pluntecr American pllota he made
vallabla » (' CWha. ‘ . r •
"A few bomber* flown by
Amarican ‘pOou ' wouldn't leave
enough of Tokyo to build • bon
fire ," Pepper said.
4 R a added that the lima had
coma " to glva tome plain talk
and If neceaaary eoma plain ac
tion to Jap an ."
President Roosevelt laet nigh'
demanded aerial luprbmacy for
lto democracies and called upon
■beretary o f W ar Stimaon to inj o production o f b o o n tom b,
“ with oil
f
a
l
f
c
Member Associated Press
N U M D E R 211
Rhine Industrial Centers
\ Bom hedByR.A.F. Planes
Most Of Money Front
Land Sales Would 1length O f W a r
Go F o r L e g i s l a
t i v e Expenditures Depends On U. S.
Solon Says Ttofe Has
Come F o r This Na• tion To Get Tough
r
1941
Florida Senator Says
U. a Should Join
• B ritain In Singa
pore And Iceland
L
o
Heidelberg:, U n i v c rHity Town, Added
To List Of Citieq
Smashed By British
Rubinoff And His Violin
hi\ J - ' ' 1"
Aid, Eden Says
».“ l
I t
I
Decisive Battle
In Iraq Nears
I
F ilth Is Expressed
'T h a t Turkey Will
43tand By England
Convoying Of W ar Supplies To
England Favored In Interviews
«
Installation Of
P. T, A. Council
Officers' Planned
Officials Of Chamber
Pay Vi«it To Oviedo
I S * J ' * tw HE 1X '«
Postcards Of Monkey
bland Are Completed
.
- & ,r -
u a tss n e n to n
fapsnese Approaches
W ASillNQTOM , May • — M l
Prosperity Fleeting*
Steel Chairmen Says
70 Tampa University
Studenta To,Graduate
T A M F A '" TIJair 4~“ ( Special )—
Sevanty U n iran lty ’ a t Tampa
HOBOKEN, N. J „ May S-—<>P> students «r(U participate (a grad
uation ttu rk aea to to hold bar*
June IB, . Two commencement
ceremonU* will pracada tto exeralaea.
T to hqcc a ianraaU sermon for
grad oatea, their fam ilies
friends, will to
Sunday aftaraoeM, Ju n * B, In t t o moMcipal
audllaHum. O s a *
exercise*
will ’ to told Monday, morning
June » , In tto aasambiy halL Or.
M
Meane r , arooldent of
Uaitoraity, will prasent a
told
day
a
City News Briefs
Tto Lions Chib will hold It*
regular meeting tomorrow night
at 7(00 o'clock ot tto Palma and
Pinat Restaurant on the Orlando
highwny.
England, Iraq Reject
Turkey’s Offer Of
Peaceful Settlement
A recent picture nf Ituhlnoff In net Inn before one of the
M'hool RRMiubllct. During hi-* iippim:tncr Mi Hubinnff li‘Hiiren on
mimic nnd Amtrlcanlimi.
Legion Auxiliary Officers O f Four
A s k s Status Of Legion Groups
County Hospital Are Installed
L e tte r
C h a l i e n s
C iv ie
P r i d e
C itiz e n
cm
A n d
A c t i v i t y !
W e i n s t e i n
|
A c ts
( ’a p a r i t y
M e m her
Of
In
A s
P o s t
De»rrtlii|i|r the |iropnn*,i mu i
County hORpH.il at
*■S uiiI. h-I w( 1M
' •*» Di. t u. Mnrrifun
Mrenti'st rivcil |t tht mii m'I . I •l i fi Iii yjinifJiin.ii^
mrrnLeiR (if
Campb* i! Lt^ hmj ^ nlUd In-i tn^M u- t;
Unit Nu, 53 of th. ................. ....................... ..
|„h[ (1[fU-i*l
legion Auxiliary ediln-.red «<< JU,
„ i,„<nd,i-| , f 11,«- (;.mpt<«ll
nia-ii letter to -Thi- Saultuil Her- l.iiMing En.l n>(iug *» in .(nils
aid today in an vffuit In dctai
tlll„ (,ffn-i-i f„t th» i«„i u fflv .ll
mine til. .ta tu . of tin- piojeri
,.f ,}„
Al it. mvrting last f iill*y. I lr l.igion, .1 i Tran u k ih-w Ii <-lrrAuxiliary <ll»ioaie,l (hr lio.pilal i lr ,| po., J„ 4,„|1,„r
i ,lay
p ru jn t ami lux-lded In .1r«U a
Mr \v, „<-lrti,
p„.t ih.lrli-l
)i-IH-i l.i The Hi-iabl rx p ir .m u I .......................... . ............. S n ro nf
It. Impt-. iur early i-on.tnicluui
,pr A ........... .
|
................. .
iMti timet JarohRiin, ihn it
Mi
i I<fl V11112 thr |nt«l ji f1*1
man
in -rt v
« if h thr
(»f the Auxiliary. Rt|M«e(i the IH ,
, ,,f ihr pi al
hi
h'Miitier with Mi*
J
W
Cnlfm. »»l| Iririotimm c- f(» pur
Dtiniel, president, Mrt
C
I , tirl|>Jll( mi thr pi i •l’ i nut td mil l*tnPriHtor, pu*t prrBtdriil, nml Mi* .,j
Ml W rlll'ti III -.Hit th.
l,i* t luir Irwin, urctrlm y
The | ,
Vt t f hr mitwl Pit live pro
let le I I* n* tul I'lfWi i
pn rti let
Mini mt tin- I'll Hrd S' nil**
"*( id'll 1ll (Hail
I
.If f,, i ' f llii’ I “jifiiplirM
"T h ire u a rrvlnu neeil fur Ml|r
I u }| i WI'M*
in *1 Mill'd Rd
a new ho-|Hlal in Awmlhfitr t »>mi(ii 'liV tl I hr 1 <
Hill
ty
hi f t •ffit week* then* hit* |||s.
hi « .♦ . L .I I ’(•Id, »H.-t
i . en evi
mdlcMtlon II iht *iunr. | „
l- i
I* ('Smith, f d *1
ihiiiK hii" iMini' hnywiir with inn s ,, ,
iinftlull t ,r<d i >“1 C»ri1 * h*d
plan* fur *.i-unur th.* new
t ii'i i mnmnudi t
W
<1
pttnl utter every ai»»mmin* hu«l 1 1 J(,
nf | itilyvi Held I lull’d vii’r
Iwen m^di thul all the ret pi 11 e - i roll
d<» I f T lnw irk p* ••
ment* r«*i iMtryinu nut
l|l(|
pl.Ki h r ml'til *• rurnfiu*
pinh* id LuiUliniE the hn*pilnl hud
I
I I,mirk* hi^torinn
Iwen nniipleted.
\ I i 11«»VI , Ml VII »• (iff •
**|f it i e not poMihle tu f»rll
$75,(KH> m hnmU with tlie condi
I mbvv ..ffirnr* In
tion*' that hnvr to l e met, what
Viv 111 t'lB lf
are our chain *• of ***■111
t hem ; %h,t |H
if
th**
Seventh
later «n« ? Mr OninranR informeii |,iH m
Amnririifi I .i'lrhiU,
uh thul
Seminole County co ulii! n ■•.t ■*>f L\ M»a Alin* Hu Unit Inf,
get help ft mu I he W PA
' " i i H i ■' <1 'h r H.-vi'iilU hinltirl,
*‘Wlu*t i* wionjr with u« i ic r e ’ xs a t<
f W hnpiil pn"*l
llav i< .<- no rlvlc priili-7
VVi* ♦'a n t, Mill. rirv
MrLmilln,
m a k , plana bu( w* do not carry J '
i n ( pi.**Idi'fit • Mr* ( ‘ I If
(hem through to completion, and win. -•'(ieittrv Mr*
F P lln
where r l l i e . all around lie are $Ki
■i * a lit* . Mr-hud l-'tcId,
bulling
wilh artlvlly, Banfoid hi aim init Mi. *'
¥ Prortnr,
rem ain, dormant.
rh tipIn hi <ind Mr* Slilmry Iltf'lliit.I.
" A t a recent m relin g uf the S»
-- i r* Sill nt nr ms
Cam pbrli-tau.ing
Unit
No
M
n ffi. IM l.f thr* .Sun* nf the
of the Amrrliun I m-k Ioii Auaill
f ,**rf mil Cl - ' hM.(I lust night wcic
ary it
decided Unit thl* open Sulii* v Rii1‘km il, ir rnptmri; IlAr
letter tie written and the follow, IV
fir»t
liriitcnilta:
It
l.c
mg miration, aakad.
(**•<•$if* vjiitvi'f ■<i'con*i hfutrnnnl ;
"I
Have Henalur l lo u .nil ju la n t. N<>1
Hill v K-.ilifiolf
holdrr'. amenclrnenl. to the
IfY ¥ T tnun k finsner officer
IBS7 huafilial act been pa.aod
r
M 1** 1H|anm, J r . chap In in ,
histiirlari
y et?
Qunf trimAFi;
*Ht tut rt
"1 l l a * lb* second >»le of
ixlid T S' hio llrown, sergeant at
the hospital bonds been ad.
,^ul»»r\ R irh an i, Sr., ta
nrm»
vrrtixed yet?
rbsi? $iu»ii ,.f the ativisory cont" 3 . Has anything
been
UllMa*' a.f 1h»* rr^up
done to bring in new doctor,
Mix. 4 i BU* inotaltad th** ful
to S a n f o r d ? "
Iflto 1M» lit nf f irn ■ 4>f 1 hr Junior
“ W* are anilou s to know the Auxtlis rv , V1ntarn* W«*lta. junior
•tatu. or the ho.p H *I project and chmi r»‘ R'D, J*. T** fli! •«"!•„ arc iv
to do everything in our power to turv MurF*t<rt Myrm. «r#*»ur^r.
ruth its construction. We believe Mt r jn n f .lunr Burdkk* chapUln
It Is Sanford'* greatest need at • rut lirnm Srhrrr, R#rir**nl »t
t t o present.
irm *. Mr* A R Ford i* chilF“ Mr*. Manuel Jacobson.
m«n nf l hr mUiMiry rommltler
“Chairman, Hospital Committee nf tin- i.rMBhiiMtion.
"M rs. J W. Daniel,
A ft«-r 1hn in-tullutinn of nffli-
ADDIS ABABA. Ethiopia,
Me) A— (A .P.)H aile Sele*.
■ir. emperor af Ethiopia and
l.lnn of Judah, haa enlered
his rapltal after flee years of
exile while Ethiopia was ia
11alien hand*.
Intense excitement prevailed
•n (he gelly bedecked cily aa
Ihe emperor rode In triumph,
a n il, yraterdav la reclaim hi*
thr* ne. All Italian* left In
(he rlli remained Indoors.
RMarlnlM I’ eco*
O r n u i n v '* H hins-land fe lt
•he HCiuiTge n f u "m m le -in r.tlK lilJlii" litit, I imIi i v — h JIPrip« u| iai(in in w h ich R . A.
F IhhiiI h t s re p o rle il u ttu ck n
on h 'ra iik fiir(-A m -M u in , M an n i c i n i mill o lh e r R h in e iiiduatrio l c eil tern nn well n s nil th e
N u n -o ci uiiieii F r e n c h count.
Hi'Hiii uiltlcii th e u n d e n t
(Jrimun miivm-asily mwn of HrldiThtig 11. Uit* 11*i uf humhnuu-bt'd id i c r , hut i hr HrlHih
kjitaiiii-il mi’iitinn of miy r * ruuIi
n flu* I (Mr fk fimiiiM foi l! a stu
dent ilui'lAilulf Mitkur'R L u ftw uffc atiuck
buck toilh vquBlly Violent r»ld*
on th.* Rriltah
I rIfr ,
striking
RffRin ill Hclfftat, ripitftl uf nor*
Itu m
iirU m i
end
fiercely
Rt •
torkinv .SroIUud'a vast Clyde R i
ver ehipy htiIr which it retch from
GluRjfow to (he Bfii
i.iv iip m l’s
M riaef’iide
dorkn
weir ix tiiT n l for the fifth con.
RcrutWc nifhl.
A- nn nrtermAlh of I In buttle
rf the Hulkont, th** A n * |>owfi*i
hejrnn
fnkinn
ov rr
(ireitr'a
u*-
lind*.
In fhe rriticol Ncnr Ka*t nlliu*
Mon, a (h'ctalvv b«(M<- f<ir control
of IfjifjS rich nil reservoir uppcHird incvlfahlc nflcr both *Ho
Hnftah find Iraq were t rporlcd («
hnvn rr-jcHod a Turk tali iif fci nf
mrdtaMon nnd ryi KgypNnn nppcal
fiii « p**Rcvful RctMcmml
Mi ml Hritain today thrcalFniMl
In hnmh ancient IlMKhdod nnd drsiruy 11 »»«(*« i ich flow of oil un!*■** ftuqiii forces cense their
foui day Rirgt* of Huhtisfiiyn mr
Ihim* ji* an ORnentint prerequisite
1" pence negotlnt irmn pr«ipo*eit
h> Turkey nnd Kff/pi
Hrilixh reinforcements landed
ut llu *i ti on the Per*ii»Ti <■ul f
haw r Isui’bed lUbhamyu, flfi mile*
ixeel ■f Hughd*d on the Fuphrate*. in nn effo rt to relieve the
Impel ml rarrinon hmnmere.l hy
!rni|ii nr filler y fire pince Thu rt *
dny flight, Tulro d Isprite hex h*M,
Both Turkey »nd Fgypt threw
i heir Moslem Infliietire into ur
gent e ffo rt r to mediate it settle
ment between Britain end the
( p R ilsirl Cla IV|< T s « l
(Tub Members To
Ilnve Picture Made
Mrmbrrs of Ihe Sanford W o
man's Club werr urgrd tndev by
ihi-ir prrsldenl, Mrs C. it Dew •
•mi, to attend e luncheon m eet
ing al lb* club house on I'ark
Avenue tomorrow al 12:311 I* M.
■Hire a picture will he made of
Ihe rioup for Th* Hanford Her
ald
So that e good showing will be
made hv Ihe club, Mr* Dawson
asked that member* be present
on time T to picture, which will
he used In tto annual mall-away
edition of ThA Herald next Fell,
will he made ott the lawn In front
of th* club house. »
Milk Firm® Indicted
For Trust Violation
President ect* nnd I hr I oik by II r. WtlfiNEW YO RK. May t —<AV-A
ntfin thr mrrtirur woi turned oyoi
Pact Pr* aider
tn Mr* A R Ford who preoen* federal grand Jury ytxterday In
lira. Le Clair Irwin,
rd irrnihrrn nf the ffunlor AuxU- dicated Sheffield Farm *, Inc., tto
Secretary.
Urv in Riin»» end dJnce number. Borden Company, four subsidiary
Refrrshmeota were served at the concerns and S . Individual* on
rinse rt ihe meeting to nearly charges of coni piracy to violate
tto Sherman anil-truet law and
100 people.
__________
Hx milk price* In tto MatropoU.
, T*jgs*hy Wilson was Ueuad a
ten are*.
.
.
PW»nH a t tto City HaJl
T to true hill allat*d that Ito
BALTIM ORE, N ay i . - C O - L E E COUNTY B ILL PASSED
defendant*—
whith
It
laid
tall 40
•» w aat Thlr- Seutharn eonetrurttag la tha flrat
TA LLA H A SSEE, May 8 — percent of all aU ra-to agh i milk
four mo* tto of 1141 reached a to
*aUT!S' ^ w» * " ' Mangonatlo* gad Olive A v o a a a a .i*7 o a st tal o f IM l.lta ^ O O -a figure more (S p ecial)— Senator Ward. Fort In tto city ((ex pired to aoatial
U na deuble the total far the tame Myers, passed in tto Senate yes tto price* e f waala—ia »U k from
terday bills to auhtoria* tto Lae Anr. 1. IR St.
county school
turplui revenue from lie lataceet
and (Inking fund to tha ganaral
fund and to alteeata h alf o f tha
conattr'a revenue* from racing to
T to Junior Chamber of Com.
merea wtU moot a t 7:00V *lo ck tonlghl a t tto Recroation Building,
instejM o f a t TiSO P. M , la orxler
to allow members to attend tha
Rubinoff oattaa at
"M r*.
C.
F.
Proctor.
Southern Construction
Double That Of 1940
LOCAL W EA TH ER
Tit?.1 f
>’
t)
*
■ n
�s
TUtSDAT, MAT A 1M1
Herald
EVERYBODY
MAKE
SACRIFICES'
^ '' HAS T O *-----uttseefT
toosfvaT
D id you know th a t th e A m erica n people a re d rin k in g
m ore today th a n ever b efo re In th e ir h is to ry ? And we d o n 't
m ean b eer, w ines and alea. T h e y a re d rinking m ore fr u it
ju ic e s , m o re orange ju ic e , g r a p e fru it Ju ice, prune ju ic e And
w h a t have you.
In 1 9 8 0 , th e ou tpu t o f canned g ra p e fru it Ju ice wos
115,000 c a s e *. Today, it la a b o u t 1 1 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 cases. T od ay,
alm ost h a lf o f th e e n tire g ra p e fru it crop reaches th e m a r
k e t in th e fo rm o f ju ic e . F ro m 1933 to 1939, th e annual
ou tpu t o f pineapple ju fe e W ent up fro m 7 00,000 ca ses to
7 .6 0 0 .0 0 0 c a s e a ; and in th e sam e period, th e output or
orange ju ic e increased fro m 110,000 ca ses annually to 1 ,-'
7 4 0 .0 0 0 ca ses.
A lto g eth e r nearly 24 m illion casea o f fr u it ju ic e s w ere
sold In th is co u n try in 1939 a s com pared with onl£ 205,-
WABHINOTON, May A—
A ircraft manufacturer* delivered
W HO
)
In all p robability th o h e a lth o f th e A m erican people
will show a m arked im provem ent aa a re su lt o f th is larg
e r consum ption o f fr u it Ju ic e s. N o t only Is th is so because
fr u it Ju ic e s a r e p a rticu la rly b en e ficia l, but also because
one ca n hard ly drink fr u it Ju jc e a and h arm fu l liquors a t
the sam e tim e.
W hile th e y m ay be m ixed in ' various drinks s till the
space occupied by fru it ju ice a ca n n o t be occupied by a n y
th in g else.
"O V E R 'T H E HILLS'*
S m ith ' m o v e iilltP ifu r n itu r e aroii/id, nhd M r.'!S m ith Is 01*poncertod fo r a week;
"S o men fo reg o th eir celibacy only a f te r a (d ru g gie;
Tbs. dawn Is cloudiest, tha ilnrk ,
i f f Is bl**t,
and, once th e y 're m arried , th e y ’re Ju s t a s determ ined to
Thar*—in tho valley of perfect m aintain th a t sta tu s. T h u s th o w ifo who really w ants to
/- t •rest. >
m ake a su ccess o f h er m a rria g e h a s all th e odds in h er fa- ,,’P ytr Uio hill*, my dear.
to r. F r a n k ly ,'! b e lie v e .th e b ig g e st hurdle she has to Jum p
aTha
n .* aummrr ,*■
I* invert nnd tho Is her own pride. W h atev er tho o ffic ia l reasons given the
..'‘^ w in te r la brief,
court, pride is rcs]>oiinlb!e fo r m ore divorces than any
Over the hills, my dear;
Th* grain rllmh* swift In lh» oth er one th in g .
“ I know one couple who broke up th e ir m a rria g e l>ccause
golden sheaf j
T h en are laurel* and crown, for he believed th a t nobody ou ght to read while he was talk-'
1 tha brow* of grief
Jug, and she th o u g h t nobody o u g h t to ta lk while she w as
Vft rra tha tear* of the year* find
lead in g , A tr iflin g m a lta r ^ tu ha .pure, but one , Qiul adi
afreet relief
lum ed g ro a t p ro p ortio n * yjlivt) .h i lt i f c r wopld give in hqJ
< v *r the hill* my dear.
Ill
i
l» u *p o f pride.
< | .1 j
H jT p . l
l|
B « long tho Journey, and; dim 'll ^'M arriage IB supposed to bo a parttiernnlp— not n rtn
i,: * th* way
Valry.jto seo who can win tho m ost a rg u m en ts. And uny w<»]
'O v e r ih* hill*, my dear: !
Ana 1 hold.your hand, and 1 bid .m an who w ants to celeb rate h er goiddh 'wedding annivenl
you May >
!
, ;*a ry m ig h t well rem em ber th is m odern version o f th e o l f
F t ona dream more In l.lf* i.rsv p ro verb: 'P rid e goeth b efo re a qtllpfn*l and a fjhughty uplift
Todav:
It la thn n aran t nt Alvntwa • >• ', 1 tl .*1*1 ••»*•**' Tii
T1 a—drift from my IHa, Ilk* a
;P
•"
roducad r a tio jo f ’child re
e. 1940 .Cabaua s ta tis tic
" 2 1 ,9 3 6
[t repro
'.335 U ilk cowa. 6o m p * red w ith
*ariy 500 million gallon* ,o f m ine
l u t i t w a * a doc return
iver, tw o and ono-hklf g i Along fo|
«ch person becauae p<
itlo n (ncixaaod a t g hlg
ha'n' m ilk production.
Ik production w as fcqul
17-4 gallons per p e r s o n _________ , ____________
„„
n* fllar-Advocat* li
Brevard county do- en y e a r* earlier. M ilk production waa reported on 4.663,
701 o u t o f a to tal o f 0 ,0 9 6 ,7 9 9 farm s in th e U . 8 .— U. H
pensufl B u reau .
1
D. V arner, Orlapdo
234
LIQUOR
B r a n ily, C h am pagne,
W in e, G in, C o rd ials, e tc .
F r n Delivery, PHona 788-J
1
Pillow Called Englishman’s Favorite
Raid Shelter-It Shuts Out NoiEe
ons would object to thu
mont's price fixing power*
By EDWIN STOUT
It waa always the other fel**
NEW YORK. May 6 - « V 'a prices that wore frosen.
Millions of Englishmen ara-m ak
'hlllp Murray recommends that ing air raid shelters out o( tbslr
' govommenl revenue b* ralgad bed* ju st by pulling u pillow over
tanking the rich. In fact, both ft9lr heads to shut out thd noise
a a d ' going to tlaap
dost Florida newspaper* are
pad that aomrthlng ought to he
It but they aren’t quit* sun.
a German* not only, arc
ling th Invade lq lln A w r rlcountrie*. They havo been
r ever atari the war began,
are kept from being there In
uhur number* only by the
rid* communities should ro
be motorcade* that w are.**
able a few-year* ago, Meat
* •
•; *ra
aoqualutW
»v*ry sect ion of tbs state
t ths ons Irl1 which they
things, but conaldtreble sotfby not going traveling te
cwu 'state. — Melbourne
ualtle*. A look at what ona big
bomb did In • tenement district
shows how. I t lilt A raw of ad
joining, two-story brtofc kbkoes.f
Th* two houses In tho'-eentar
of ths bit were gotta bloWn
up. Six houses on eoch-aido wefe
flattened Into piled o f brick add
tlmberp. Four n*uWa I >0 feet to
the rear of the b it, across th*
open backyard
between
two
•treats, also were flattened. Ev
ery house .within ISO feet Of
the hit either was smashed com
pletely nr Jiad waJId blown o il.
For another lOo to' 800 fool ev
ery house waa damagwd.
Because very few place* in *
bombed city seem to bo aafe,
people wbo live under * bombard
ment have become fatalistic about
it. They count on tha law o f bvqy.
age*—only IUI0 to 1,000 opt qf
7,000,000 are kfllad on ■an * v____
erag* heavy bombing night, dn
liter*. V
London— to keep them nflvw.
tbouaaiM
Probably they era tw braver
L o n d o n fith an when the blits U fried last
•ring sc- A ugust—everyone who can haar
rs ooMa- it Is terrified when a bomb 1Is
raid' wtsal f*IIIng tyaarby. B a t tbe cWtltbu
act aa If veterans of tho bombing o f. Bridad, Urn tajn have become yva*wed
ta
barking and tha fighting down this terror and gw.
n g ^ o ra r. Inw t o s la e p ' ■
,
^
M a th e r A rcad e
for anp
cry s e r v i«
i
ANGEL'S " ‘
EA T SHACK
i
m
swiSft
JE M
riFTTf
atM
feed Arena* J e s t Off Of.
G a u m Area a*
VVPA Roll Won’t Be
Cut Before July 1
f w i M c * r o t s r*a» ;P»w>
pro-German -Baghdad jravcrr|mvn(
ot Premier
Rashid ^Ajj Oallutp,
\ The JQrltUh government. I*
official stalam ent,, said-r|ho ah-v>'
of llabbsnlya air ban* must, V
iled before there can be *o>
f
VICHY, May fl — </P>- Unoffi
ciul diplomatic dispatches from
tlmcow yesterday re pert ed a huge
“.it,out fare” of Russia'* military
strength and a shifting Of large
land, sea nnd nlr forcrv south
ward toward the Italknn an-l
Near Eastern frontiers.
Although the reports contained
an h in t'd any kind of Impending
pnvlet military -notion they wire
described in Vichy as revealing
onsldsratiua of ipeace negulU
Iona; i .. - 1, *, t . . .
general Jrekaylng fa r :po*U»n
j Thousand*,: of i pamphlets have baaunhout th * iNisr .E*»t Injm
Lwn i idrapped;, pa • ' tlagtulmhtriiy
fc.'A .» F . i jd a n rs,w a rn in g ,,ffwt,
Rashid All's! regime WlU.tm blaMr
id. out, ofb-Jte. gnvenuatnl >ui|dr.
JACKSONVII LE, May 0.—</P)
liny Schroder, State worka proj
ect* administrator, aald yesterday
ba did not expect the Florida
WPA roll la tw cut befor* July
I.
The work roll in this state, now
listing about, $7,600 employe*,
was, scheduled for another co t'o f
atom 6coo person*' during May,
Schroder saw,'''p u t .national da-;
fenbe ,»i*d f pfobablv W0J pr*v*pt
Want your car wvlced
serviced right sway? Is
It
It gasoil**, oUgbaoge or a lubricmikj*
looTjwe bsv* them aU and we’ll caU
for your
rtrnr car In a few minute*, bring
lor
b
It to you r d oor prom ptly. N o
newha o f pferentlng- Iraqi! annual
,#t)0,ODO-tnh fit#* of ^oll from:
siting Into Adulf .llttlkr*' hand*
f It la-a«nl*<t to Britain:b*caue*
>f th * ’ Inunil . r e s t s t a n o s K
rnfbrmed qu*vt*fk said VvtrF
thing petalbl* wbuM' b* "don# to
prevent a repetition of Germany's
“oil grab” In Rumania where th*
Drltlah-controllad oil field* ware
(eft Intact to the German! for
their exploitation.
Either tho oil well* will be »•*
bet aged If thay cannot be held
for Britain or, aa la mom likely,
l he Mosul pipeline to Ha If I on
the Pbleetine eoa»t
will bo
!
JUST PUONE 9121
a n . ENGLISH
GULF SERVICE
A r V iil
of
Its men and malarial*
to streng
Leesburg
Will
l««t
.
,
then! paaltiong In th* aopthyaft-
T;,
DOES
YOUR <
CHILD
NEED
GLASSES
^Ifj’oVlo^V'ub'SSfvfe
!
-
------ S T A T IO N
Comet First 8L A f m e k Avw
'Blood Bank’ Soon
d„G
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i,
vr
LEESBURG, May
(AV . A
“Wood bank” vrill be ratatiWiad.
toon nt the Theresa Holland Hos
pital hem, Dr. II, G. Holland an
nounced yesterday.
Various type* of blood plasma
for uaa In accident nnd other
emergency ea*e» are stored m
blood tank*. Th* American Red
Crot* now 1* tending large quan
titles of plasma to England.
Englana.
tities
Dr. Holland aald tha blood bank
her* will be established upon lb*
arrival of »p«cl*l equipment for
aeparattng the plasm* from tha
blood cell*. Tb* blood Wmk hero
vrill ba at the disposal of the
state, nation ar England, If need.
*d; h* said.
.V
v
;
FLOORS
H. M. GLEASON
tnd In Cairo aasarted lit, an
I n la r t" allkfiugh
Ik WiH i All*
ya.U Intact"
although IrwaaipdNEW ■ YORK,''May
milted th* situation thfro
Wr»tbrook"Pegler, colomnl*l, th*
tnainad aanunrhat ■dalkptf’
B t: I.ouls PooUltapatch; and Robart E. Bhrrwood"* WSr drama.'
P o rt Myers Fi*h Is *. , rriw r* Shall nr Nu Nightr ra-
IdcntifiodBy Museum
l NEW YORK.Tiay^ «■—m - r
Tb* too-pound flab fouad-Am*
M bn Caro GoaU laland, ta » • la Mutation of tb
Gulf ofM axta* off tb* FJurtdq
the graduate
coast, ta • Invent* imperial is, a Ism, deeldrd a t *
award fob dial
pa a foerifu nr
liasw sttaw a SM M
’ m TSuSA m
V
**
BAGGETTS
Liquor Store
f y i brtail—
aun
W . CEN TRAL
A t O u r P a ck a g e 8 to re
Y o u 'll F in d T h e B o o l >o
ARCADIA, May S — (SpecIs!I
— Ths Arend Is Woman's Clul*
yesterday adopted resolutions urg
ing member* o f Florida's congres
sional delegation to use their In.
fluencc In stopping defense strike*
and requesting the removal of
Secretary of Imbor Perkin*.
The club's action was taken at
IU final meeting before disband.
Ing for tha summer. New o ffi
cers were Installed by Mrs. Ru
pert Smith, district director of
the state federation. ___________
" I t m ay be the man who popa tho question but, a c tu a l
ly, it's th o woman who p reclp ita ta s m o st m arriag es— and
m ost divorcciL*r ,noyH lbb ia^ B ry A n , w ritin g in Y ou r L ife
M agazine, Who con tin u es: JW o m cn havo alw ays been- th e
ad venturous dox. R y and larg e, m en liko to m aintain th e
h ia tu s quo—dio m a ile r w h a t tit Is. T h e y p re fe r known evils
to .'doubtful b en e fits.
Jj
"W o m en 's s k ir ts rise eg fa ll ev ery y e a r o r so, and
JthcJr h a ts ch a n g e from a b ird 's n e s t to a cornucopia a t tho
h
• I t r t , ■is _o#»*
Arcadia Women U rge
Removal Of Perkins
How Pride Leads To Divorce
'AY WITH THE LORD; The
la With 1 you,' while ye he
blm; and if ye sack him, he
ba found of you; but If ya
Ika him; ha -will forsake you.
Chronicle* 6:2. 1
Hnhwr ■*•«« U m m
tw n lN M M * m u ta
Tbs flcnra was announced yes
terday by the office of produc
tion management, which did not
disclose the types of planes nor
how msny of them went to the
armed forces of the United States
and how many to Great Britain.
Defense officials said some
months ago that they Jipped to
obtain an output of 1600 planes
monthly t y early summer, and to
get 2100 planes In August, with
proportionately sharp Increases
in the following months.
Deliveries >In the four months
reported thus fa r; December,
7V9; January, 1036; February,
1172, and March, 1213.
E L S E ? /
000 cases ten years ago. This la an increase of 23,796,0116
cases and no telling how man^ percents. And that, we sutN
mit, is a lot of juice to put down anybody's neck.
B I B L E V E R S E F t J R TO D A Y
M
R J . A . MARTIN
HshMfit I #eNM -* • ’ *■;_'
' '
1417 military planes during April,
an Increase of 111 over the B ir th
UM UD Y
•'ll London ocly on# boQdlng
University of Lon.
C4IW . .k y c r a p e r a
1427 M ilitary Planes Turned4Out In April
i
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w*
’ jT: g rv^ •
W .’
-■^*i* v
'• a
iH? A,
[W n K la E j
rJ e - e r t u I
DR. HENRY
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P-mR'-v
sr-jJjT^r.
A n d P e rs o n a l Activities
MRS. LOURINE BEAL, Society Editor
J
TU ESD A Y
T h e ladles of the CongrrgaMon si Church will hold their an
n u l core rod dish luncheon st (he
,<Parish house a t 12:90 P. M., fol
lowed By a business session In
the afternoon.
' Board meeting of the Woman’s
‘ Club will bo held at l».ou A. M.
Rk tho dub house.
.So w in g r.otslons as-ill rnntinue
fo r the l t d C rcsi in the Wo
man’s Cluo fror.i 2:90 P. M un: I
0 :9 0 P. M. with the Junior Wo
man’s Club sponsoring,
a,
WEDNESDAY
Sewing sessions will continue
fa r the Red Cross In the Worn,
an’s Club from !l:30 A. M. until
11:90 A. M. with the American
Legion Auxiliary sponsors.
- Tho Board meeting of the SanOrrd Garden Club will meet st
10:00 A. M. nt the home of Mrs.
J . H. Colclough In Rose Court.
The Junior Auxiliary of the
American Legion will meet st
the homo of Miss Joyce Ward■ fell on West F irst Street at
3:90 P. M.
The regular business mrctlng
and luncheon of the Woman's
Olub will be held at 12:90 o'clock
with Mrs. G. E. Rollins. Mrs. F.
F. Roum lllit, Mrs. J . ft. Menick.
f i r s . W. A. Patrick
and Mrs.
Charles Morrison as hostesses.
THURSDAY
Sewing sessions will continue
la the Woman's Club for the Red
Cross from
2:90
P. M. until
f ‘-90 P. M. with Mrs. St. Clair
White sponsoring.
•The American Legion Auslllary
will aponsor a benefit bridge and
games party at the Legion Hut nt
8 :0 0 P. M.
The County
Federation of
VComrn'a Clubs will meet at the
Community House in Altamonte
Springs at 10:00 A. M. The Al
tamonte Springs Club will serve
luncheon at noon. A'.l club mem
bers are urged to attend.
# Col. Theodore Roosevelt Auxil
iary Three, United Rpanlxh War
Veterans, will meet at the home
of Mra. Mae Sheafer. 119 Elm
Avenue a t 8 :0 0 P. M. Mra. llertha
Derick of Do Land, state depart
m ent president will bo in at
(VntUnce.
i " '
FRIDA Y
Sowing sessions will continue
for the Red. Cross in the Worash’s Club from 0 :0 0 - A. M. un
til 11:90 A .*M . with Mrs lloy
SlHkt sponsoring.
f T h e -Itfr u la f.' mc-limr of the
Sanford Garden Club will Ik- held
ip the Parish house nL thc Kplaropal Church at 10:00 A. M. Dr.
R. W. Ruprecht
will
be the
a
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THE SANFORD HERALD; SANFORD, FLORIDA
wsi
'Social Calendar
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•TUESDAY. MAT 6. 1941
s
«\»
Miss Mary Martha Ernerkk was
Telephone 148 crowned Queen and Dick Drown
Honor Roll For
Church Revealed
The honor roll for the First
Baptist Church for the month of
April has been announced as
follows:
Cradle Roll Department— Laura
Ann
Anderson, Rebecca Ann
Vance, Edwin Madden.
Beginner Department — June
Aulman, Evelyn Munson, Mrs. C.
C. Cos. Mrs. W. II. Gray, Tommy Rumbley, William Maddox,
Terry Cordell, Craig Anderson.
Primary
Department— Tommie
Mrthvin, Dot Munson,
Frances
Rumbley, Mrs. Forrest May, Ray
Thomas, Billy llardy, Joyce An
derson, Margaret Hunt, Margie
Sheppard, Mary Helen Everson,
Mrs. J . M. Wilson. Mary O len
Dlinn, W alter Routh, Penny Har
dy, Dnrtha Harrell.
Junior Department — Martha
llagan, Holden
David, Sammy
Maddox, Gwynn Reel, Mrs. E.
B. Carter, Mildred Turner, Mrs.
F. E. Gstchel.
Intermediate Department—Paul
Moofe.
Shirley
Echols,
Mra.
Mary Hall. Mr. A. B. Lovejoy,
David Gatchel. Mark Cleveland,
Mrs. W. P. Brooks, J r , Mrs.
Pearl Hansel).
Young People's Department —
Erma Doudney, Mra. Voile Wil
liams, Roy Echols, Prof. Morris.
Asarian Class------Mrs. M. N.
Cleveland, Mrs. C. A. Anderson,
J r , Mrs. E. B. Carter.
Alathean Clast------Mrs. O C.
Gibb.. Mrs. W. D. Gardner. Mrs.
Hah Hall, Mrs. M. 8. Nelson, Mra.
J . E. Page.
T. E. L. Class— Mrs II. Cu(Ti
ming, Mrs. W. E. Kader, Mrs. F.
P. Rines. Mrs. E. W. Stiles. Miss
Marie Rtcwart, Mra. J. C. Cal
houn.
Antlers Will Observe
Mothers’ Day Ritual
P e rsonals
Mrs. T. C. Drown continues
ill at her home on Palmetto Ave
nue.
Mrs. W. E. Harper is seriously 111 *t her home on Palmetto
Avenue.
Mm. J 8. Tillis is ill in the
Frrnald ljiughlon Memorial Hos
pital.
Couir llamll is expected to a r
rive today from Camp iitanding
to spend a few days with his pa
rents, Mr and Mrs. A. W llamll.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert DcFrehn
and daughter, Dana Lee, have
gone to I’slatka where they plan
to make their future home.
Friend, of Mrs Allan Moseley
will be sorry to ICnrn that she
is ill at her home on 205 East
Eleventh Street.
Mr. ami Mr« Allan M .e lty
have as their guests, Mr. Mose
ley’s mother. Mrs. W P Mose
ley, of Ft. Myets.
Friends of Mrs J C Ftnnell
will regret to know that she Is III
In the tliangc General Hospital
in Orlando
Mrs. W. II
Margaret Iteits
end guests of
and Miss Doris
Palm Reach
Kelts and Miss
were die week
Mrs Edith Scott
Walker in West
The Rev I. I
Mrs. Lmittil of West
are the house guests
Mrs M .1 tt ■it in at
on Palmetto Avenue
laiuttit and
Palm Bract
of Rev and
their home
Juanita Jchnson, Mra.
Dnniel
Core, Mrs. Hill Benton, Mi* T.
K. Partin. Miaa Shit Irv Purl in.
Mr-. Jimmie Owens, Mr- Don
Carraway
and Mrs. Jim Pat tin
It* F. W. V a LBO TT
Mr*. C. (L McMahan. Mi* Ir
I The (Kudo woman's Club was
Mr*. J I. Molthe scene nf one of the season's ving Malcolm.
lovelie-t partirs Saturday a fte r coin*. Mrs. <L D. Tripp. Mi* How
ard
Hunt,
Mra.
Young ll.irrt*.
noon when Miss Minnie King,
whose
engagement
to
Lieut. Mr* W. II Core, Mr* .1 W
McKinnon,
Gaorge Charles Means was an Coate*, Mra. J W.
nounced Saturday, April 27 by Mr*. Ceorgr Morgan. Mr* M M
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rntiert •ving. Mr*. A. R. Hunter. M»*.
Floyd King, was the honoree at W 8. Willi*. Mr* Jut K K«*« ll.
• miscellaneous shower given by Mi** Jurqiiehne Ka*ell. Mi* Dial
Mi**
Spark*
I
Mrs. J B Jones, Jr .. Mrs. Ben. I t**t Lingo.
G. Wsinwright and Miss Sarah l.ittge, Mr*. Nettie Fat to II 'IrFloyd
W
arner.
Mr*
W
It
\
•um
v
McCow nn.
The Club House was iH-autifol. Mi* O P Slone. Mr* I I
INode. M^*. J F. Rookf | Mini Ml*
ly dreointid with fern. Calls Id
I’arl Miller
lies. pal
palms and roses.
Ire*,
Mi*. J N Thompaon. Mi- J
Miss l-arcy Arir ond Mrs. Paul W Martin. Mr*. M M Mm. I iii ,
Camplrll dressed In |dnk evening
Mi * F. S
Cone. Mi** Aldr.sl
goUlt* I'Tsided at the two punch Cone, Miaa
Margaret
llu 'p n .
bowl* Tin- laldi• was decorated Mr* Cha*. T Niblack. Mi** Do,.
with a lovely lace rlnth, with ••by W la r k , Mr* R I Rag*
fern and yellow daisies artistical dale, Mr* Joe Faireloth. Mr* I I
ly arranged to rovrr the table Yancey, Mr* Jo*eph V* I I’lnlou»
surrounding the ptinrh bowls.
Mr* R Tertell. Mr* M I Hi f y .
Miss Thrlinn I ce hud rharirr of Mr*. T W. I n wton, Mr* It W
the bride* kook nt thr door. A ft Fate*. MU* I.s June K*te* Mi*
er •evt ’i l very interesting game* W D Rrow n, Mr? It F Wheel,
prlie« a err awarded to Ml** Mar er. Mi*. (*lara 1^‘e Wheelet Mi*
tha M'right and Mrp
Marvin R L Wheele-. Mr* A D Sauei,
Wright of Hanford and Oviedo .^i . Mi** Kathrvn Lnwt.ui Mi*
respectively.
Mis* 1j » June E *. W J l.iiwtun. Mr* Tin, Tirt*ni.»
♦e* gave n recitation. ’‘My Fiicml Mi**
Olive
Tiet«ma
mioth* i
That Married.*'
brlde*malda; Mr* II F Mit<*iw.
While Mi** Martha t’arravkav an ami Mi* It F Want
softly plkyed the We<l<iinc Mnrr 1»
Mi* Awguata
D
t vmet”,'.
Little Johnnie Jones, who hit* heed 1 Mr* Oieon llum etl, Mr* Ja*p«t
chosen hv Mi«* Kinir a* her rim:
Davis. Mr*. Hlanehe Partin, >1•*
bearer for the wedding May 17. J K Partin. Mi** Slell.» hnim ll
entered carrying thr brides t on. Mi* Carl Farnell. Mi* It 7
quel, which he presented to the K rL e t, Mr* CJmtg** K'd*r\ \1
brlde-tn.hr n ftn escorting her to W A Want. Mi** M. Mm W .itl
her tha ir and gifta.
Mr* M J Okerluii'l. Mi* I II
Mi** Snark* I
I.inro. cho«rn tiore. Mr* F A Pier*oti, \|i*
as on** «»f the hridfuinsid*. a**i«t< William Van Srlinuk. Mi* M It
hi Mi** King with her gift* to. Will,am*. Mi**
Nell
W tllt.f *
rether with the h«**tr**
After .Mt* A M Stew ait. Mi* P l.
the g if’' had been open*s| refresh Smith and Mr*. I
I MiCullet
ment* of indtvnLal cake*, sand.Mr*. L. K. Jonlan, Mi*. S Ce.
leichr* and punch were served.
Hmnll favor* of rice wrapneil in
colon tl cellophane and thd with
colon «l tikbon* weir prevented to
Mr* I'anl t'aii'plK-ll iitMt Mr* Olir
P a ttr -11
Out «>f town gue*ta invit«il in.
elud(,<l Mi**
lleh n rone, Mr*
Iluddk llcrht. Mr* \ D Sauer.
Jr ., Mi
Marvin
Ml* Jack
I>omii’\
Mi*
Wallace Miller.
Mrs tdady*
Foul.
Mr* Hick
Mi** Allicrta Long.
J
Mr*. .1 M .lone*. Ileverlv Ann
Jone* anil Mi** t onnie Mullin*.
the bml* * «-ho*en Maid-nf-hnnor,
Miss Jm*i|iie!ine Mill* of O tU n
do.
Ml- Julian |*ondet. Mi* M L
Wright. Mi**
Martha
Wright.
M n. He'a Ai nlri’wa. Ml** France*
Maboiu >. Mr* J M Wilaon, Mi**
Dprot* v Marshall. Mi** Dorothy
IVwdl, Mi* Clyde Warey, Mr*.
T. A Jonlan and Mi**
Maty
Fran* •• I*»nlnn of Sanford
Mi
l S Mian* and M»* Wilia H* ii* lhoinpM’ii "f Conneaville,
Mrs. J S Day of 1 *1 .'land. Mr*
Ruby r Jones of Fern Dark. Ml**
Dorothy, one of the In Mir a maid*,
of High Spring*
Mr* A A.
Moran. Mr* J T
Mel ain, J r .
M'*ran
nf (it•nrva.
ran
•nil Mi** J
Mir* 8 1. 1 onr. Mr* N«mh Jit.
ft I»* Mr« A G NVirnrr. Mm
M’i t Hr ( In*Ikrr of Cimltiota Mi-*
J h1m Jnnil fin Mi-* OlgN .1l*rtili
•ii < Mr* M1»•V11•i Sli*nVt» nml Mr*
Aritl^fW l»u■I* . JIi . of Slavis
Mis* Mmnif King tt'f honnrff.
Mi • R F
King. Mr*. Rnl|»h
»• .,e, Mr,
King Mrs Jark
1
ucill*
King, Mr*
King, Mi«*
Mnry Tnt.
Ml u fNltrt -on M
i»» Mr- 1•*'il f'aniultnll. M'■*
1 *t t An** Mi** Thrln** Lm Ml* 4
\t n t ha ( »it r * “ray. M**
11ihhir
V I'lnwrigtit Mii *
1 fickr Vat n.
V i- D ll Mm wn Mr- Hun i»r’ *
Mi* Mah”i» Mr* l|f nt v Si'iifeMIf.
t».i . r. Mi * G NV Johnscn, M r-
Minnie King Honored
Mias Emerick Is
Named May Queen A t Shower In Oviedo
was chosen as King at the May
Day Ball which ■ waa given last
evening in the Armory t y the
Junior Class of Seminole High
School.
Clarence
"Rubdown"
Sampson and hla Harlem S w in g s
rees furnished music for the
dance which was pronounced a
“huge success.'’ Mack Cleveland
waa Master of Ceremonies for
the evening.
The coronation ceremonies took
place following tbs arrival of all
the gursts. with the monarrha
afterwards leading thr dancers
in a grand march. The King and
Queen were aratrd upon a throna
deeoratrd in white and hackrd by
a while trellt* interspersed with
white gladioli and fern. Two tall
btskrts of whitr gladioli stood on
cither sale of Ihe throne and at
each side of the stage
were
placed Caskets nf pastel gladioli.
The Quren was gowned in white
and carried a bouquet of white
gardenias.
Miss Jrssie Durden and Jack
Morrison were chosen from the
Senior Class as attendants to Ihe
King and Queen; Miss Martha
Wight and David Gatchel, as Ju n
ior attendants: Miss Inis Cald.
well and Emmet Herndon, Sopho
more attendants:
Miss Shirley
Eick and Ililly Fleming. Fresh
men attendants; and Miss Betty
Corrodi and Nral Powell were
chosen as attendants from the
Juivor High School. The ladiesin attendance
were
dressed In
white and pastel colors altrrtialsly. Thr hoys
wore white
suits
Crown bearers were Barbara
Ann I’earce and Malcolm Rut
ledge who were dressed in a lung
white dress and white suit re
spectively, and rairying the gold
crown which was placed upon a
white satin pillow
A floor show was presented for
thr entertainment nf the King
and Queen immediately following
their coronation.
Miss
Mary
Grace Dorr presented a rhythmic
tap dance to music furnished by
Mrs Gillespie l)ore’, and Mra.
Broughton Watkins rendered two
vocal selections.
“There'll
Re
Some Changes Made," and "Sin g
ing In Ihe Rain, accompanied at
thr piano ly Miss Dorothy Mar
shall.
Miss Evelyn Stiles ex
ecuted an acrobatie dance to the
srrnmpnniinrnt of the nrrhrstra
and Frede Fields gnve the plana
solo, “Frenlsi" for the entertain
ment nf Ihe King and Quren
Sponsors for the evening in
cluded Mrs. C. II Kuliev. Mrs.
John Hodge, Mrs J. (). Woolfe,
Mrs. Karl Nerdgirn and Mrs
Morris Speneer
♦ EVALEEN’S
fiBEAUTY SHOP
^ oja
, *8 1
o jjw u
Ovicrlo
M i, R | i , h |x-i ami Mr». J.
Y H um - will
ho-lc—c* Thura,|av niKht »t thr* home of Mrt*.
I'ooio-i with n i»*i«tmal ahowri
b.iiioriog M ix kinir
All mcm|....
1 loftubr'ta of Mra.
i ,•*•|>«*• » Simtlity ScIrrMil cI« m have
Ivi'ti »,i\ it ■«t
Mi- .1 \\ Martin <• hIko |tlaniimir a party for tho In hlo-to-lre
m**l «t-ok lM-foio hoi « tih lin » .
IR E K
D E I .I V E i n — I’ llO N E IM0
B IL L ’S PACKAGE STORE
t iS m
&
d
~to a Co7nJ<yUa/r{<! O nxi
•SI *
MODERN
BEAUTYREST LOUNGE
Ipring Recital Will
Be Given On May 13
llt'tr in Ihe niifii y n u 'tr lipi-n H iiitilli; fu r! Me
te r before tu n e wr lii-en i,lilt- lo tille r >
l.otiiiKr with lleuu lyrenl lo n n lriu lion ul linn
liiirigi't price.
II in a nnturl modern nlyle, in a nclecllon of
populnr cover fabriew . . . wide armu and
M|unre fe e l. G enuine llca u ty re a l pocketed coll
conalru clion In th e uphubrtered back and aeat.
And don’t overlook Ihe npacioua com p artm en t
for ntorage o f Hhecta and b lan k ets, e tc .
•
Church Auxiliary To
Buy* Hospital Linens
«at the flmshr 'ho* the etle-tbie
for memWeahhi la Ihb orgaabaHw end the Cheater weald be
AI n igh t, it openn coolly and quickiy into ■
com fortable lleau ty reu t bed.
Truly an outstanding value . . . be sure lo se«
it while our limited quantity huts.
MATHER
MATHER ARCADE
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Sim^°ns
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WEDNESDAY * THURSDAY
X
AS
-AYASHINOTON. May tl Hi’itiinti Talmadge, *on of Gov.
Eugene Talmadeg of Grotgia, hn.4
heeti commt**ioned an ensign In
the naval reserve. * officials raid
ye*crda\
ID* eonuniaalon datrtl
from Aprit 2rt O fficial- »alil hrhail not IreiTi a t Jr r n l to active
•lilt \
*1 .0 0 AWEEK . - ! H
1 ROMERO
a •
COMMISSIONED
Sensational Low Price
TODAY
ai- ■/ n
JA CK SO N V ILI.K , May f. — (AA
- Uuelr Sam lo gun showing hi*
tiuxnl p'lwi’i to hi* good neigh*
hot* from Latin America y ^ tcrilny, flying high ranking naval
officer* reprr-entin - Dt countries
to lii* new mt *tntion here.
The Latin American* flew hefa
ft mu Mi.mu nitil landc'l at tho
$ lO.mill.tMM! naval
air
-latio.t
which wu* nninlU built to e>ptiud ti.lining funlit ie* fm naval
aviator*
WINES - (JINS - LIQUORS
N EW ARRIVALS
Frank Morgan — Ann Rdtherford
South American Naval
Officers Itegin Tour
WmmmNmwm
Chepter Dims spent tl.e past
weekend in Miami with fiirnds
Mrs r .a i I Mansell lias left
The annual Mothers' Day ritual ] fur Greensboro, N C where she
will be observed by the A ntlers; will visit with her sister for a
I/Odgc tomorrow night At 8:00 short while.
o'clock at the Elks Hall, It was
Miss Emma Owen was thr
announced this niurning by the
weekend visitor of her sister,
Rev. Father Peek
A special program hns lecn ar Mrs. L. P. MrCuller In Gaines
ranged with Frnl II. Wilson as ville. On Sunday they had din
the prineipnl speaker. Those ap. ner wilii Tracy MrCuller at his
nearing on the program will he restaurant in Green Cove Springs
Miaa
Elisabeth Pippin,
Miss
Gladys Plnnin. Miss Hoaemary
Forming a putty spending the
Dnrdirk. Miss Marjorie June Rur- ‘ley * l Daytona Beach last Fridick, Mrs
V. A. Williams snd day were Mrs. Hattie Course),
Frede Fields.
Mrs. Helen McMullen. I.inell snd
At the conclusion of the prog, Helen McMullen, Miss Kate John
Among those sacti
dam mr
ram members
of the
Antlers j arm ml L. A Tate.
were.
Miss
Dorothy
Bhnford,
L u x lg c will ac{ve the mothers and i
.
.
... , .
invilad -fMualt refreshments.
A I •*«’« jWtUheMf.1 wti6 has been
special Invitation has been l ,. cou/ineil to the Frrtiald-Luughlon
sued to all mothers of Antlers Memorial Hospital for the past
iMwaker.
The regular and annual meet and to all mothers who have had two months, following an acci
ing of the D. A. II. will be held •nne In the Antlers at any time dent was removed yesterd-v to
the home of Mra. Gertlia Rivers
The regular meeting nf the Foil
ad the home of Mrs. George M or In the past.
~ — — — —
on Magnolia Avenue Mr. Whlch- Mellon Chapter of the Solis sio,
gan In Oviedo, at 1:00 o'elnek. — “
(laughers of Ihe Territory of
[ »rd U ,rorn 8 ^ [,n n * h.
with Mra. H. J . Lehman and Mra Lunehecn will ha eerved.
Fh rids, was held Friday evening
R. * Dawson aa co-hostesses.
“ Ship*
danro *'at*
'
Miaa c * md' * Deas has arrived May 2, at the home of Mr. and
man'e Club from 8 :00 P. M. until
kW* ,h lI,J T ° n'u D' r ' n*° .w '* ' Mrs. B. F. W llltnei, 702 Oak
12-00 o'clock
- with her mother, Mrs. R. R. Deas. Avenue. In the absence of Pi
t h e Semlnola Rtbekah Lodge 1
brother, Richard Deas. for k J
Hanna, president of I Inwill hold its district meeting at • »•*>
Sh« was accompanied local chapter, the meeting w.ithe I. O. O. F. Hall at 8 :00 from Jacksonville by M rs Deas •nlled to order by Prof. W .1
P.- . M. All members are urged to *S nd
J m e a l h a r who mo Wells, J r ., first vice president
„ . I Mr»as
— tea
trred
up
to meet her.
The only m atin oilier ll nn
ttend.
the regular order, ivoi a iei|iie-‘
MONDAY
Sewing sessions will continue
Mrs. Helen McMullen and two »tin I a eoinmittev tie apimlntcd I"
eonsidrr and report * *i rert-iin
in
Redsmall daughters, Llnell and llel
_ _ the #Woman's Club for the_____
Cross from 9
A. M. until 11:90
p|BII j 0 |MVe tomorrow fm
A. M. with Mrs. Jack Hall as their home In -Decatur, Miss., af
sponsor.
,
I ter
trr visiting for aeveral
aevrral weeks
weeki body aurxr.trd . I'rof. Well* i|>The Daughter! of WeaUy Class will Mra. McMulleu'a -sister,
I . , . - sMrs
i - oointcd on lliia romnuttrr Hi ■ Mr,. Kalhryn Wigitini, Mi>. lad.
nf the Methodist Chur.n will
Couriry. Th„y w,„ f,r „
V E. Ronmtllat. Mra. /. H K"' • .ildwrll, Ml»o Nntallr Trur, Miaa
meet at the annex at 8 :0 0 P M romp. nl. d homw by David fo u r liff, and D. F. W hitnri. who i.dl Muy l.xlyo, M i.. Iloloii llulchlMl.t Stnrlry
Elrk,
be expected lo report at tho neat
Permanents $2.95 to $10
mrctlng acheduled to nr held thr M.otha Wight, Mia. Mary Martli, Eno-rick. M l.. Jr.an- Durdril,
firat Friday In October
Tha program for tiro rvoniny Mi-a Juno Tlil^pon, Mir- Hollo
conaiated of taro vrrv Inlerc.linx tt HtiiiMi. Miaa Erma Dourlnoy,
nrticlra road bv Prof W ell,, thr tli.a Joyra Whldrlun, Miaa Gath.
firat entltUd ‘‘Collavo’a I ••teat." •tin . Hurt, Miaa Dorothy Kader,
at hla treatm ent by (irnvral An- Mr-a Hotly Wrat and Ml,a Ann
drear Jackoon d lir i" , lira tran.ft-r Sirin.
Mao, M l.. M atjonr June llur
of Waa^ Florida frum Spain to
Miaa
tha United Rtatex, which wa link, Ml.a Valrria Walla.
ver? eharactrriat.o >f old Kmialr It, tty Klrif, Miaa Lillian Wal-b.
and Ready’* marnxr retting rr- Mi-a Hetty Gurrodi, Mia, ElliaDOUBLE PROGRAM
■ult*.
•
loth Pippin. M l.. Stella Touch.
The accond waa an acaount of ton. Miaa Zona Mathtwr,
Mia*
" R o c n t Indian Find*’ ’ and wa Marjorie Jonea, Miaa Janet lioyd,
more on the apthaelogical ante M, .a Helen Tainm, Miaa Mar.
of the early history i f Florida *urrita
Duncan.
Mlar
Mary
Alao from a publication iaauaJ ) o.ma North, Miaa Jun* North,
bv tho Commitee on Arrhar-docy Mi.*
Glayda
Forguaon.
Mia,
Mr. aad Mra. a H. Reynolds of the Florida IHatorU-id Baclety. I'.,ttyc Hodge, Miaa Buian Kiriannounce tha birth af a daughter aent by Prof. Hanna, axtrartr, lo)
la 8L Vincent's Hospital, Jack- war* road tailing of wmk in thi.
Mao, David
(iatrhcl,
Fail
scevlUe, oa Friday, May 2. The field being carried mi by the Ko. Joier,
Jark
Morrlaon,
Dick
baby b a t been named Doiuthy ciatv. more nartkuix-iv a .urvey llrown.
Millar William*.
Dub
Je e a .
of the Ten ThoU-J>*d ialand. rr- Epps, Hot' tlirkaon. Bill Branan.
elon. also almllar oclivltle* under hilly Elemlng, Orien
Farrell,
the Joint euoneerxbn of the F.x Tuny lluddleelon, Raymond Karavator*
Club
o(
Harvard
Ur
nd
o
r
,
Giles
Chapman.
Philip
Kro
m
. .
A L S O ; ^ .. , . „ 1IW
verelty and the B e k * ' Mueenm of ,„n. Dick Pickett. Bruce Bolt,
Natural Bclencea at Rolllna Col. jimuile McGowan, George Kirk,
Mrs. Georgs Alloa -Moffett will lege.
*
Ruddy Proctor, Bobby
Proctor,
A fter light lefra.h m ent* were , |i„ane Ttllle. Joe Crenehaw, CuL
Spring
recital
oa
Tuesday
eveneerrud by Mra. Whltnar. the , |rn Wright, Edward Marahall and
a sh in g t o n m e l o d r a m a
meeting area adjourned till Oe-| Hrrman Middeton.
Alfa,
Neal
Powell,
Edwin
“Thle chapter, known e* the Hrenan. Frank Cowlea, Walter
■M BBH nBM aai
Harold
F o rt Molio a ChopUr wot. organ HraL Howard Boteler,
ised hi Jan aary 1*97 with 90 Madden, Herbert Moreland. Fred
charter Members, and m , U four
i. Lambert Dal me r. Meek
tlmoo a year, and the morehwrIrreland,
McKay
Truluck.
shla duos are only 11.00 a year,
a Speer, Billy Holly head, B.
so that neither the Umo con
sumed a e r tha rapeuM. corutltut* land less, Billy
Rohnolte,
Doc
any l a s ." It was atato.1 -W o Key, Tommy Mere, Jack Herring,
i n very fe rte a a te I t numbering Giro Odham, Calvin Odham, W ar.
Professor Jfa a a a , of RaH’n* « an ren Odham, Lofty Altman, T. J .
active
member
and Profrw or Drummond, Pan! Hkkaoa
aad
•t the Freshyteriea AusUlary
W
ell*. J r ., a f Longwoed, aa both Boh W ilkbuoa.
,k met et the church yestsr
a m demifr lateroaUd In hislerlA bo, Baho Wilkinson,
Billy
^ a r a . s . a a . a s eal nad nrchaeolmteal r.-scarch. Hrumloy, Jimmy Ingloy, Charles
sad In I hie a a v bring e ach la. Park, Sr.. Jim m y Ridge, Jo to
Krvea, Macon Hudson, Kenneth
eur
If*. Walter L. Cooper
had toreetlmr lafeTautkm to
iS
B * K the devotkeasl and eld ■» set—m."
f e h a k Byeaco WUUams. Billy
There are anlu a number of G*°rge, B toart Qaartertaan, O r.
« ■ * M dlmVi id ad. I t woe
Motil* h» Caafe»d aM tk»«Hwh rill# Touch ten, Jim m y Terwillo.
Articles Are Read
At Territory Meet
dar. Miss Anna Cedar. Mr*. Mar
ion K strfj Mm. W. D. Stine, Mm.
t* I Moon, Mr*. W. M Wright,
Mr* Theodore. Atilin, S r , Mr*.
Theodore Aulin. Jr., Si,* W T
Walker, Miss Lois Rtiddell, Mr*.
M T Chance. Mr* I. Bindley,
Mi** Hetty Bradley. Mi* NVilscn
Medetdvtugh. Mi** Nellie Redenl haugh, Mra. A II Kindle. Mi*.
F. K Beasley, Mr* Jo*h ltea*le>,
M»* Joe Beasley, Si . M** Joe
H« M*l« v, Jr .. Mr* It I! Mnlev,
Mi*- lane Stalev. M i- J II Stn
ley. N|m. Max Leinhait nnd Mi*.
N N
N Staley
Mi * R. R Mut|dn. Mt** Shu.
i* n Murphy, Mr* tt (i NYfdeutt.
Mi* NV P Carter. Mr* NN I.
t n ite i. Mi*. A R
Hunt. Mr*
lame* NVil*on. Mi* t hull*-* NY»*t,
Nil* J Ii l.ee. Si . N|i » J cult
h'Miiitx. Mr*, h! D Koontr. Nit*
It F Cooper, Mr* t I- Flesher,
Nli* Janie* F le -h n , N|i- Fled
Rfdddn*. Mr* J II Lei . .11 . Mr*.
1 NV rnlbott. Mi* t; M Arie,
Mr* W. II. Cot. Mr* I P Cot.
Mi** Audrey Cot. Mt»
D It
tfionniage. Mi-* F»?n (•aniniagr.
Mi*. ( lara Mnnnrt. Mi*- June
Mariner. Mr* Carl Dual, Mrs S
V Fchol*. Ml* Rett Audio * oii
Mi I M Amler*. n Mi* tSeorge
%I •\tek, Ml**
.. ......la Slavick.
\|* « A It J»dm*oM Nh* Fuiot >
Nltichein and Mi*» Petinx Mitch
Mi* F M Olliff. Mi - Cha' lie
Nli ln tll. Mt*
A D
Mi ti :ilf.
Nl * N It W illi. . M i* I. P
Mt* J
Poll)
Mill*,
Mill-. M iKuti*i’inillrr. M i. .1 W N\ .I* om
M in
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Jobii-ou ami .lolmnir
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ritlldm '*•■*vomolfUIr *nlo«d*d. Quota.
lor a ' i l C ^ r
*lock, with Florida In 1C* rral*» •lock M « it iU M y ‘ o(li«ri <4 4a«r»*« rlaar. c a n un track IS, C|Tt
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arrlTrti St n a . I Caltf, c a n Cl*
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Behind th# three-hit, n*-riin
7? pitching of Frank •'Lofty" Rwfc
,r- tSn tS i B tm tneln ctubbed oat
t « M l victory ovtr th« 8 t. AugusH it S a'ftti a t lh * Bihford Ball
P a « 7 U d t n ig h t
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Pitching i f i l m t t * b atter, 1 be
itn ril barter a m t eight « r th*ni
H t e t k i ton* A
th * M ,
i l , "atrik * thraa."
Ih only
t limbi § did lladfon fac* myi*
in . four b a tte n . 1a. tho. sixth
M *. * ft * r fannlnd tba first tgu
iti up ho garb .O M - a h i t and
died on* to pat two Or . baa*.
t s
n man up ft ted out to loft
Me
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I*a io itic o mad* lha a im in g
MM o f two run* add three kite
mt thro* tim et . a t b*L Of)
l i f l n l Wt ha , tag ted to . M l
Id. ttala taeond baa*,,»dv*nead
5 "ju ?w issi,^n
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u a play. I t «
tha flrat
m
t r i a f t h a gatno and enough t *
rid* In* contest but tha flanf f td ta want to work to get
fair ooclU y f*TS-|.#t * . dot. fa ir
ta *rRh•rally* gut*'
lit.
t l k • dm . fa ir .la o*«»r«ll> f M k
n u alltr l i t . I t* . I* d ta . * X X *
fa ir la a c n r r a lli food J U l A
c d M .' fkt* * o rd .' .b o a lltf U l - M I .
beat • m oallr ' M t * u l . Poor*I *•»
do*. T i n f t * aalr* 1 M ‘ U I . 1
I* C lltrk: drrtwala l i t lact t br
boat a t Naur Y ork d ir t . l r a r «
•iwfiiim, »w
Florida State
to p * Holden llra r i.
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Looel IWprMonioilT*.
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r«r*bura
orSeasdh
•-Wit I t
According to tko H .tM ii hit*
M VCAR
of th* Florida B u te leag u e th*
BanilKolaa word otrippod far »c.
. during th* remainder of
leala ,
, aaaaon, laat rig h t and two
m. AugiiBlIn#
mth w * n released and a third
I .Harlan* lleach
lAeekUr*
.
MAMP
ati*|)4iidfcl, by Shipper Whitlock.
Tba team stand* right
now
o p 1H8 p « x ji a y
with hint . Holders
and . .fhr#
ifi-u n t
P 0P60O T
p ill hate. t-.-Thk t on*
auipandod
f w n o a t VFAWAt
pitcher, ilen Btoblcy, can b* uaod
later In. UM abtaoh but whan h *
comm hock to tha rooter an
other man m bit I * <Jt011pM .1t *
h p u . A vc«Xee- 5 oo im is s e a s <v>
i
kaap th * lim it to 14.
aloblay
wa* hurt lh th* only hotnh galhe
ha pitched, a* he ran Into ■
KANSAS C tT T , Hay 0
— .Two now name* earn* Into catcher Ip. a try to reach home in wool, and the Columbia* and fr«ni two to four Inchra.
F ar I La* A rchar'a. Jlf* at Chur. plate. Sine* then ha hao been grade Co hunt lam at lb * Qnlncy
P a ru lte ear* a big problem In
ronftnad, . to th* .bench with a station.havo prndured itena# fleece jhoep railing, but they ran bo
with fiber*
tanging
in length
Par O af
jt J®
F R r jr .W w W fS f
rimes.
B 6y
B6V
G irl;
Girl
115 Magnolia - Phone 29
SfVfpSs , ® s r v
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I'rcpfclcni
liu fu iiu
»*rturi 14mi
thoM-n tho hralthlcTt Iwiv and gill
ihildren, Veronica MrTigh, 4. and i l
dralth King unil Qnrcn on Nation*
King Teddf romfnrl* Veronica. VTl,.*
K
: s iL n til
M r; a. fctjter combination In the
. Ha forgot th * second and t<
Sanford nla* P W .Ih * m att im p artaM r-th at o f
the blond, l./ue^yod;*trl h* mat
Ip the paddock ju st before the
ra c e
r, who had made arcond on
So the ZO.year-ntd University
ible, back to second base,
of Arkaniaa aophomore folded
h|a 8-fodt 8-Inch fram * over hU
m dorcyrlo and htadad waol Ip
remedy th* dofect. He apled tha
girl In lha back eaat c f a largo
aulomoblla and followed It to St.
Louie,-.w hffn h# loot II.
;
. .Aranar.oild ho oiehanged n*ta»
Wilh th * m i t (pu alln* stop* on*
f l T W f f i i a r m t s u i e Informed
F jn *l work It don* on tha 85,000-ton U JiJS. iroeAlopteo, a , tha batUrihlp to rmhril to completion at the
I Philadelphia Navy Yard. Ilc r commiuionlng dale i< *ct almoat a year and six mnnib* alu a<l of erbrJulc.
Hbe ia atelrr r*il»i to tba rtcentlv ronuni <»iuned V S S . .Vmft
» W *n
bettor add. f
Vallay’a bid |
appeared to b* effrcllve
night as th* local
whan tly y war* ne
kh>Par. nick Ollte«pte
gpt a* a utility man.
i,-.Mfl*W*r
that can
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Clftvpiniif '«|*ts i i «I | II II i.til i.t
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lirnm r l< «%• 'ml ' h r « I* ill lit.in jn tl I
fo fr aml
I 11 •• nr (in ••%*•«** * i<| ||,
J I. CrfM|i
lit I t hii lifiiiitr i ••un
Itiack MpOp***;
lha man . whb contm li
l AM w ilt b* In th eft
urqw a and *loi>i«bui
foT/lha remalhdcr at
isatesa bo ha* trouble
loft -hand. Whitlock
It
. awollon
m *y . naan * rest far
n S s t t a In that oveBt
g In
41 i *
•» n« the Chief
1i
«■ Itimncinf
all aa|*t>air I unity
A ntrchanlr nt ih» MrlH*h I
ta>»* of I I mI*I*^tnv*•i* I" I* *
kllillrry. Tills nintronu* i* I
Hast hul Alt IU ,: (.ail .
W .W ]
m o ff tha b i t , forcing the
* r to try fa r a st an d. Juatook lha t a ll from U V a lte j
BUurtad chasing th * man to
Fv i m I
“fluiial
ty unite o f tha aaaoalatlou
been aatablUhad In tak o Tampa, F o rt Myara, UUmU
da, Now Hmyroa, BL AuguaSanford and JaakaonvIU*.
trinter headejuartor* o f th*
i*l body a r* In L a k a liin
i national esnvanttpfl tttn
good on tho mound against Day*
tons last week a fte r
calmloy
down an opening Inning flu n g .
Hlndy has not aeon much M tvie* on tho home flald *a f i r
th te.li*i4M ,h C t;> a *
doo.
w ft
1 •f ••• \l|i« »I* .III r«rro
• in
1• % •
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W i Itiitiflon,
i It* l»* fore
i.* j%il % rofiii
i f"i:iain tin
aaga of Florida aa I pi
which to find all th * year,
oomfort, to tholr brothai
'
. Tho organisation la ou
M R 0h i,b u t la rapidly o
itmbarahlp th *
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* va
f r*
Cl • • I '* Itu Mlllt* Ifltiupf
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(••ini f.»r i .iim int«lufli
U fo r rnoHt pttorcr Id
th e o id .fp ih k w cd
, i i I I A • ll.‘| t .
't Id violent
i ' i i i .'
uncontrolled l l s j n t l u t iy{
. | .VS.*
up powtr, a n jHi-aM-1
:• In llayormr. S .
wftrr runnmic «^ u) from t h n r
!)•* L I. B k b u ' p Ihry « c r t in luvv i m i U i i u m lh«
Mtold atone* wUiut u»,*' tha pair dacult-d Ur gv away.
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and lr**nif l.yultD, 14, » t r «
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of Wit I* Ilka .Ont-waeWaOd John Konnoth Deiai
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miSSiSi
�d u e l at the Clearwater Yacht
club during the month o f May.
The committee in chare* • I*
George W. J . Carr, PlauJ Mb.
E lvttn, Victor Cnrtla, Jr., lla ity
Clark and Dwight, Hhowera.
THIS CURIOUS WORLD
O f Teachers
in
IP
0L EN 0.
HIGH
0 8 , Mat 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 te a l 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
TKN e m t t i r t o r a t n n e rn
J I D I C I t l . C IR C U IT O F F L O R I
DA IN A N D f o r
a ttR lu u L R
C O l 'N T r IN C H A U C K R T
no . su e,
C IT Y O F HANFORD, n municipal
c o r p o r a t i o n . I'stlU unsr,
.
v*.
r ilK HTATtJ l)F KM HtlllA, (W e n
ds nl.
N o n e ts
r iliT J I t : TA .- i a i r-ilA AND CIT
IZEN* UK TIIF. t!l V UK HAN-
F u itu , in b r d i n o l i : c o f n t y .
FLORIDA. AND ALU UTIIKKH
IT hi A f
7fft
AAA N -cy-V UAsTeiRD
conference.
Urn American Council on
ton, and It m i through
maorahlp of thlc body that
CMNCKHN i
I ’lis e s lak e n olle* tlist n p stlDon h s s been filed In in * C ircuit
Louri of I lie Ninth Judicial C ir
cuit uf Flnrl.T,. In and fur Hemtnule County, lur the purposa uf
itilalnluM a drcr»*s uf seta Court
ratk tstlitu sm , coiiflrm lna C lly of
Hanford. K luriJa. llcfundlnB Honda.
■aril.. (>r m i . m n* daied hiarrli
I, IM I. In lb s sum uf ll i l .s t a .o a ,
subdivided lulu three t i l s -r ls s a /
follows, to-W ilt H ides C I I I .t o t .•a; B srlrs U. I ls u .e s ta a ; mid I**risk K. Ita.ans.au. aa fully d e
scribed In os Ltl pel It Inn tor v aildailon nmt thol th - llnnornbl* M.
It. Htnllh tins of lb * Ju d g es uf
s a l t C ourt, has IssueJ an order
r*s|ulrlnif th at rouse be shown,
if any m e re be, at t h ' C nu rl-
horns. III Tllatvnt*. Flarlta. at
l i t o'civrk a. *s, «■ tk* Itlk
day uf U ll. A. ti. IHI. » k j sate
bonds shall n«t k« tnlWaied and
roniirm sd, and you * r * hsraby
im llfi.il id show CDlias. It nay
you lia ir, a t ilfi lima and pises
spsrlllsd la aaM o rilrr. why sate
IhiikIs -non Id not be vattdatad and
ts n f ir m a l
■
‘Mil* nulls* shall b* published.
In Ti>a Manlord tl-ru id . a n s a s p jp sr puUllshrd lu said C l l a uf
w n lif il, Florida, ones saeti art eh
(o r I h r tf <* | rn n sli-u tlsa w taha
l*i inr in said b earin g, lb * first
Duulli nllnn I liar* of lu IM at least
•la b iirn U l l d ay* prior tn t a r
dais »■ said hsatlnu .
IVITNWW my bund nnsl lb* offl.iul s*al dr said L o u it a| Bnnronl
Florida. Ibis Mb day of
H ay. A. I t , I M I .
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M T n n J t GT m i A b i c K
OAKLAND W. SPENCER.
A tto rn e y
fo r
P s t n to n ets
ni niN- c o r a t o r m
jt D e a la a n to iR
rtw m
ro tm ,
F L O R ID A . M PHO RATW .
IN R K : E 8 T A T * O F a T D N B T O.
C IIA B E . Doesaaod,
TO A L L C R K D IT O R U A N D P R R flONn H A V 1NO 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 an d each o f yo n e ra hers-,
by n o tified and req u ired le p re
sen t a n y c la im s an b
dem ands
w h ich y o a o r e ith e r o f you , m ay
IX Chaos, daeaaaed, I s t l t f said
C oaaly , to tb o C ou aty Ju d a s o f
8 s ml noth C ounty, F lorid a, a t hla
o f fk a in tb s m a r t b sa a s o f said
County a| B aafard . F lertd a. w ithla s lc h l c a la a d a r months fram
tb s tim e e r tbo f lr e t M b llaatfoa
of th is not lest K erb claim ay de
mand aball be la w rttTaft and
shall s ta ir th e placs o f to sld aaca
and post office address of the
claim ant, and aball b o . a worn t<
by tk a cU lm sn t. hla a g a n l. o r hlg
a tln rn sy , and any auch claim os
d rm a n i not ao filed shall be cold,
HAN D A I J , C K A H B.
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 ..
A a n ia r u io r a o f tb a L am
W ill a a d
T aa lam an t
a#
Hydaey tb Chase, dsesaaao
F lr a t p u b lica tio n A p r il tlb.~ 1H L
I*. HERNDON,
Cf-rh or *th s C lrra ll C ourt NUttb
Jm llrlal t'r r o ll In sbd fa r H.intnnls County. Flo rid a
Cmtnssl for P stliln n sr
EN JO Y C R ISPY TOASTED SANDWICHES A T H O M E R ’ S
A L O N G W IT H Y O U R F A V O R IT E D R IN K O R
Kill: I* It. WILXON
IH KAI.)
IN T l l l t c i n c c r r C O U R T . N IN T H
J l I H lIA L C f R C i r r
IN
AND
C DR
UMRINOLH
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KLO H IDA IN C N A N C a a V
rill I b
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fli t l l i s . a
W t Rtako oor own:
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CO FFEE.
Fried ham
Lettuce A tomato
Bacon A eBg
Rarbacne
LIKINA B A L T E R ^ C vn ip laln an t.
su m .
■IICLTON HA L T E R . Defends nL
T u . * It ELTON HAl.Tt: It.
whose
x s M sn ra la u n kaaw gi
You a ra h s rs b r ordered ra ant * i,i nn the lost day nr Ju n e, l i l t
to lit.. 1)111 of
C om nlslnl
filed
sss ln s l you In Iba above entitled
re ii. e and The Hanford K ara Id a
newsnsner published In HemlndlC
Sh Es ”
f e n
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W IG H T — Y O U R B U S 1N R S * A P P R E C I A T E D
fZEPDLBS
ARM RATED
TM M
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H IS H E S T
UR TA8TS DEMAND!
YHR R U T |ll ‘>
:q u o r s
HOW
a t" A L L . '
B U X O E P
A N lM A L S d
III)
D O ES TH E
W O A T H & a i A V ^ V nI
F A V O R E N J< 3 L > V sJD
A N D F R A N C E IN 4
TH E P R E S E N T W A R . |
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ANSWER: European weather travclc from Waal to rail, thu
tha billet get weather warnlngi flret and can plan military opera
New President Of University Of
Florida Has Straight *A* Record
GAIN E8VIIXB, May 0 — (Spe
cial)—When itudmts a.* the Uni.
•ntpUy of Florida named Char lea
Khrrman aa thalr now prcildrttt.
they paid trllmto to acnularihlp,
for Charlea Khrrman la one of
Ihoaa ra ro ImlWhlunla who hat
mads a parfrrt arhnlarahlp n rnrd—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
clan 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
wnnifl, ii BniTa phui iwn** w ronsrqurnc* of *uch effort*. Ills
high school principal predicted
h* would make Florltla Blue Key
(that'a Uw stndrot 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 was a acmicwhal tinaxprclrd auocraa which came to him In
hi* sophomore year that started
r T l* bunted down a f 1,000 music him tnwanl tlw pr-aMential chair,
irholatuhlp to anothir Instltu- ..............
....... . when a student
'l l happened
(ton when he circled to enroll In elected the year previously tn the
l » 'University of Florid* In Iho student exrentlv* couhrll did rlol
n t l 1 of IDSfl, and work hla way. return to school. Chnrle* loosed
H*» plava th* French horn In the rl* hat Into th* ring nt tin* tins»
university1 symphony dhcheaira, or the sprrlsl rlcctlm — -and won
and ln iheband.
— first anphonore In thu inilvorCharles haa tern an active par- sily lilatrrv to allaln such a pod
riflpanf In many dllferrnt sports in the alud-nl governmutiL
iti th* un
university'*
m
tv* rally'* Intramural
.......... ...
And ao early next month over
program, representing hi* aec.
tton of th* dormitory (Murphre*
* n - . which section lie serves aa
monitor.
To cap It *11, Chsrlet Is still a
right 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 Octotrr.
II* la on* of, If not the young,
eat man sleeted president of th*
Florida * Indent body,
I I * la tha third non-law student
within tha past 16 yearn to b *
given th * highest atudcnl office
a t th* W at* University.
And it appear* aa If In tha
aam* length of lima, ha i* th*
flrat IhlrtLyear m an on th# cam*
m e to get tha top honor. I t *
Men an almost unbrokan rule In
racant year* that a fifth o r aW byear ctudent—usually In tha', law
school—gained th * praaldency.
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
heart Inside his six foot, 113>aund htdv. Justly proud can b*
dr, and Mr*. C. I). flherman, hla
parents, hi* sitter Betty, a sopho
more at Florida 8 ta t* 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 llAnBOR. May 0 (Special) — Tha Safety Harbor
Chamber of Commerc* haa voted
1a
distribute 60,000
petunia
plant* among Its nwmben to b«
planted.
The lighting of the now ihttfflcboard courts la under eoaaldt
oration by tha chamber which <•
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itied Advertisements
U 'l E C E
bedroom
suite.
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rprlng. 3.place manic th
room n it*.
Studio « m
Cheap for cash. Fhon* HOT,
H E L P W A N TE D
RAWLEIGU ROUTE avallablone*. Good opportanlty for I
over 66 with car. Write
once. RawUlgh’c. D*pL T
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Sanford la The Only Central
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Florida City Affording Rail. Highway
And Water Transportation
AN INDEPENDENT NEWSl*At*l£H
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‘ SANFORD. FLORIDA,
w m lW F
WEDNESDAY,
iDY
Cabinet Member Com
ments On StimBon’s
9 Speech U rging U .9.
To Assure Victory
WASHINGTON.
V - Secretary K
I i today j that th
FIGHT AGAIN,
ROOSEVELT WARNS
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
emhracin new tests fo r
d tro a to which color It add«d was
dcarried by 8rn ator Cllett of
^Bowling Grarn at "truck.* De
signed to kill the growing of early
rarities bi hla district.
Sponsor■ of tha program aald
tho bill wa* thr moat Important of
th* antlre program and would pro
vrnt early season sal* of colored
fruit 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
agreement on th* program at 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 comm ltt*e7 King af W later Haven
/rum Polk County, .th * yU lea
largatt
ritk is ' 1 grawlng i •a n a ,
KouihoMer f t .Hartford. Cooley of
Mount Dora and R om of Orlando.
*firs aider, the Senate
firs t nln* bin# t o t
_ b b f f t o embargo law
German Planes Again
A t t a c k Shipyards,
P o rts
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 “ mbit 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 >ehOdnn. Mr. W right e a .
praised th e belled that one of the
ran *** .o f <un der privil eged cbOdM S a t I he lack o f peef »r marrt**# ‘ laws 1a Florida. '•
Ha wired tkaoo present to let
tb » lr ■leglatot— knew th at they
wanted law* etattog that only
the physically and mentally fit
•ould-'lm 'Worried.
V In arjlo* to kola create n greator a w ardens ad the prs t lem i fac
ing the world. Mr. W right suerested that one meeting n month
would ho to t aside fa r a dlacue•ion o f cHyr state or national
a ffa ir*. Ha painted to Franco aa
an ■ * sample o f what
happen*
when a nation I* -unwilling to
the realities.M
'P 'iM
Bombed
Forces At Habbaniya
Siege W ithdrawing,
E n g 11sh Announce
President Roosevelt, dedicating |hc 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
W ar Departments One Truckload Of
-V
'*”*'•• Commission
Advantages Of W ater Tomatoes B r i n g s
Route As Defense
Measure Descrilied $1,600 A t M arket
Retting forth the advantages of
th* proposed canal connecting the
Bt. John* River with the Indian
lll f l r w a r
Mhos
Is.
nick Ioat! o f
tomatoes was
aolil
the Sanford State Parmr t t $1nrket today to lh« Micclche
tu, r drlwwi JSr
r Ai . fy
- - .m
, MU
—lL
r.
LONDON, May 7.— (A .P .)
Th* !lr Utah II nose t Cammnns gov* Prim* Minister
Wlnstiei Cburchlll an over
whelming vat* of can fid eitcr
today after hr bad dlsriooad
that nearly 5*4.404 Imperial
snldlrrs stand gnard against
Ihe Axis In th* Middle East.
■n<1 that
Britain
expect*
m outh new American m er.
rhant
shipIn
see
her
through I f l l In the bottle
uf the Atlantic.
The vote waa 447 to 2.
( ‘hnrrhltl asserted "wo need
a great deal mure help from
the 1‘nlled S tate* and I expert w* shall get |t."
lie declared farther "w#
lUtrnd In defend to lb* death
and without thaorhl a f rell-em rnt Prate and Tebrok.”
fit Is on Prate that th# Brit.
I«h and (.reeks are making
s final aland as A llies: TOnvok la the flrlllah sarrlsno
Baseball fans i f .Sanford Iihh*
hnldine out behind lb * Axle
ln*en railed to a meet mg i** «ti
line. In l.lb vo.)
ciifr means of ln$ ren-ony wit*ndunce at the ganim and V•• n*.
Set
In
C e n te r
view the receipt* nnd itrlon-.*
Wv A••**-«* 4*4 r#FM
ment* o f the* Saiifto d It ««* I* 1 11
S t.
Jo h n s
O r
n rilln h Sp itfiro g nnd fic r Association tom om iw
night .«t
E m i t C h a n n e l man M rasoruchm ltts fou ght A
H 0 0 o'clock In the t '••inmi*,»i *n
MM'rUrulnr Matt lo nvor th e
er'a Rnr.ni of the Cit> Hall, th in
To rlmiiitate m Munition \%hcrc Entrllah C hannel today n ftn r
Caldwell, nre*ident of the a i m
fun* ituet of land was *ul)#cl to n uiffht o f ae ria l
elation, aalil today.
fu ry
In
Lint*
Of
* In
tnvation by two rfiutitlra, a plat w hich A d olf H itle r’*
L u f t
defining the boundary between w affe again pounded B ritis h
S* mim*|i County
Mini Yolutoia
nhlnvard* and t h * ports o f
f o u n t ) un ut h o f l . n k e 11 at n r \*
ipi ov« •I » \ *hr llonnl of County nrrlvnl fo r
U nited
S ta te *
oimnioioM i at It* r«mtlat w ar m nterlala.
meeting of tin- Pout t 11••»••• vr».
It A. K. night raiders attacked
tvrday
the north German puit of Ham
‘I h e
Im i t " l i t i y
Mit w d r « i g n a t e d
j of Andrew Carrawuy, arcietarv
!> • i o f tin* ea<*t rh M im rl burg and (he deck* at La Havre:
then by dsyllght bombers roared
|of the nssoclatipn
i
l.>hn* t o h e t e t h r r e
ill* I v Mild I h r r r n l r t
The U*rgv
rge*! kttcndanrr of th**
f |across the Strait of Dover toward
w h e r r t h r r e i t n n lv nil*
arR«din wla on thr opening night
the Ft elicit coaat on a new nttaAttihtdanrp at the game** hav«*
amall to pay thr
pcimm of tho dub and ioiiif
planp mutt In* made I > incirnne
thr number going to thr paik,
hr
id Avrragr nt lindane# «*f
all thr uaniea played here this
aeason have run uhnitl
itc
v* rding to the hoa *»ffirr figuie
Mdo t>Cfn
Panama Canal Will
, Close, Japs State
Harkness Seen As
New W PA Official
if-U r )
E n g la n d ;
Imperial Troops
Regain Iraq Oil
Roosevelt Buffers
Stomach Disorder
A w a rd s
la
Hamburg
■
.
. , , ,
,
n i ' I"*' |I4 ih1, me highest price of
pfojecl. a brief has Wen matled
,, j Lehman. man.
lo ihe Sw m U ry *i( War nnd 111' I ?ufi r, snt.l Imlny
Thr tomatoes
and Ltrena* law, a id ‘Intend It to Secretary of the Navy, Kilwartl h pii * lirmiKht in to the maikrt
cover cosh hor*r*,d
lliggin*, Bcer$'tary of the Cham.
"i tho iM.iilhiiti |»av1 ol tiic
*. Increase tbo advertising 1 s t tnrr of Commerce, saitl today.
* *•’ ••*«*
•
li.quiiMI’ntiitnoi* to rump In.
on oranges fram one th two rents
I report'd Ly
fic u
\\ allUm •*, (o 1^lfl ft tir la«t (mm (an»|i llland.
* ho* to rata* an additional $250,000 a year, and separate froth City rnginear, A copy of thr linrf iny for ht»y»» ntder* of vegetal les,
to thr M-arrity of th
and canned fru it advertising.
4.
Continue
f ly* Slu t
bo* River Improtrmcnt Apa«»clalion.
at tlir market. n«»t even i
Li h. (.vorgF
wu»
.Li
, ,••
cun 1»<
tangerine advertising tea.
uf§ which
W g•
Gibb.
.....ithMri*f , these
, h(n. n order*
, . |(|
6. Continue th* U teb-ccnt bo*
Jacksonville
Is
president
ami
Mi
\''ilpuliiy, fur riamplr, Camp
graped p-k
.
, 1 .m
Higgins is sFcrrlaiy.
Dli nilintr ii*kr«I thr ma'krt for :
grapefruit advertising tea.
The
brief
|winls
out
lltol
th.
I ighlv rratm of trrl>4*rr Ict4. P«nult the tronaptrtation de
partment of citrus aommlttion u pstlmated coal of thr rsnai, FI. fn» * 3l’ hi*u p*rR of prpprra, f*ft
use 3 Intsead of g pMOin t of ad 500.000, "appears a small aniuuu' • Iiinher* o f n i l i i i i i I h t i , M r'R tri
( rrlrf) nntl 1,400 imiuhiI r nf
tCwsflsweO Ol n m T*»—I ^ to inaure the safr and rconoiiinitl
movement of frright and war slip. • •' h»gr Thr ilay Irfo rr thr hlg
plies from Jacksonville to tin- Military rrn trr
wantrdl 14.IKK)
various bases on thr Ht. John- I ' mIr «>f rahhatrr.
hamprra
and the Kaal Coast
••i •Hfumln r», and 32 hamper* of
Maintaining
thr
watrrwH) P* * orr*. Mr l^hm an rrportrtl.
would coat rom|>arativrly little, it
IV# rmiM aril five lim fi thr
WASHINGTON, N a y 7 - ( A P ) is stated, since there are no rui<» *unt of ( «i» Mo wr a rr irrMing
— President Roaoeralt wa* ct
confln- rent* nnd tides to causo shift
i|i*r|artsl,
ed to hla
last ing sands and ahoala. The brief •hi own ki t manager
night Withi
perature also declares that the Hi. Johns ' .... I wr gfnrraMy nrr«l all proraus«d by a gaatrrintaaln*
Us Inal die Hlvtr, navigable 147 mJles south •lii*" aurh at yellow ad)ua«h, l/rana
an.t r»ctimh#ra.*‘ Yratrrriay the
order.
of Jacksonville to Bauford, carries
Rear Admiral J
U Whit* on boats and barges ovtr 500,000 mtorket » ta aaked to quote a
llonae physician,
It was tons o f freight a year which is pm# on »»vrn ton* of vrllow
"nothing serioi
and that distributed lo oil Central Florlds •r W-necknl aquith h* William
1 Wilton, director of Btat# mar.
th* condltlan
“clear up
“This would t# tremendously !••> at Jarkaonvllle, but thr Han.
pram ptly” bo
that appsr- Increased by deepening the chanf* *d mart could not tupply the
eptly Roosevelt
nrl and by constructing the ra- in.hr.
thing arhiah
nal, ‘ the brief say*.
>
\rtlvlty at the market In all
Th# ‘
From a military standpoint, ••Hit continue* at a lively pare.
wa* n
construction nf th* canal Is urgrd 'I t Lrhman aald, with Ihe clln ;*
In th# - brief because th* watrr h tioe wording overtime to keep
rout* between th* Jacksonville up with ahlpmenta.
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 Palatka which
would to benefltted by the canal
” A project to deepen the H*
TOKYO. May 7— ( A P I - T h ,
Johns River channel from Palatka
to Hanford ha* be«n approved by UMially wrll.Inform f.1 newspaper
Plans sre to clo«e the canal lo
th* board of engineer* for the
Rivera and Harbors Committee of c '»ed a report that an Osaka
Uta llooao, and a report on the -l"l>p|ne firm had been advised
canal connecting th* 8 t. Johns '" " n Han Franciaen that th*
and Indian Rlvors is now In the I'"ited Rlatew would close the
o ff loo o f th* Annv division en Panama canal within 10 days.
Plans th* to close the canal to
gineer to Richmond, Va.
*11 hut limited traffic for an Indrfinate period, tho newspaper
said, adding that 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*.
Clnh will hold
ting Thurad*)
('clock a t tho
/twit to o e e n a m T h b . It now
prohlhttod to * packing boo***
•*. Rlrangthntl tbo Buy rr* Bond
21S
British, Nazi
Planes Stage
Aerial Battle
. TA LLA H A SSEE. May 7— <*)
—The id-point program locked by
tbs faor biggest •rganltation* In
tbo rltry* Industry cleared tha
Beaate In one hour today In
cluding the hotly-dhputed bill to
Incrvaac th* standard* of artifl-
to ■praMtiia-’riH B a o to f ’ trot
WASHINGTON, May T.—U n
informed peroooa aald yesterday
the Inenl hall pmk when neai
Iv Tun fan* ra m r to aee Hanf«»td
play (tflandn
S in rr
that time
thr attitnfanr# ha* dinppcd to a*
lew m L'fttl for one #aliie, fig u re*
??
<t
mi
I'
Hi t n .Ion,
t le i k
— Vico Premier Darlan ordered
today the centralisation of all
police poorer In both occupied
and unoccupied Franc* ju it before
Waving hurriedly by special train
for further conferences In Pari*
with Otto Abeta, German am*
*
them.
Almost at tha moment Darien's
police degree was announced, ropaita reached hero from Paris
that Darien and Ptorre Laval, de
posed vice premier and leader of
• move fo r ctoaer relation* between
Franco and
Oermany,
were aygutng over the poet of In-
-
sion
The British admitted a Nan
on lha big Clydeside shlp>.1.1, of Glasgow, Scotland h«»
..u se d "considerable d am age"
1„ the Middla East the llu tisb
anni.unrrd
that
th*
imperial
noops had roga load ennliol «I
•lie vital Moaul-IIalfa oil pipe
line in 11 atg 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 o ff
the "w .r of o il" In Iraq, devel
oped early today after 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
e t s 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
"ill
lot*
•i.
< •Minty
ahou
>i --ii Mu* iiTpitpil (n*»n ii
Another nnrpoar of thta meet
1 * .11 '4 llto III U\ 14•41*e a*k Ing »» »o %how the nmoont of
i .Mini} ( 4iuimito*ii>n to
inone\ •ollefled through plrdgr*.
•In** <i gtinh'il tmill fn*m
hoi offire »erelpta and advertlfi.
i..
Hu Oinngf ciMitilv line
ing apn *e on thr iiiit fetter Mr
i l M i t t i i g tolth I hi- ( h F-rin \
P aid *’ II rmlalnrd N*» one I* to
III (III- |•a■t it I••VI. tohuh
he n-ketl for cent rlhuttona »md
it* I l»\ It I rPMilriita of
rvrrvom 1^ mvltr.l to d»a#i»a# tbo
( mu Itomlnl mil Ihut
nit oat mn nnd offer aug qealinna
•• w i n
•'m iu h i i r n l n l
t»i
Hfvrral i•uva ago M» Carrato"V
iii • " I
fit* m r i «
in
thr
drrlareil aomelhlng bad •<» be
in umrk
rrlrrv *Iir
done i*r the tram would have
In hr .Unhanded because uf Ittek Iih i a•1*1 f.» i ••iiiM'4’t toith thr Che
llufhtoav
Thr strilrh uf
of fund*. Attendance
at
*»»•• ney
r nmr following that a*atrmrnl 11 no I |H '! { loilito l o n g
Tin
lb
k
11
ii
i
o|tl
llarnra, «uplrkr.l up hut not enough to pay
|»#l inli it It ol <f thr Nfr 1It<h11u'
riprnarv
( hiMii it • 11•>tiu* ut Kntrrprlar,
Utok«*«l l hut 1hr County ilouatr
12 I T . S. Volunteers
$'» pi * to* n'h f»ii rarh rhihl now
in tin IfiiM Mr
H«*rntlnn Mini
IaihI On Transport flint
Mint 4 tin to w«- no apjirn.
priMtioii in tin hwilgi t for an r iOTTAWA,
May 7 —'A PI — pi’iuliliii • of thin kind, thr U»ard
Twvlvc yuting United Statca vol- Mould Im unfit |«- to grunt thr rr unjrns hav, been lost In tbc (Jiirtol
Atlantic In tbc torpedoing of
Climb* I ••• nf Oviedo fllrd a
their transport, it was disclos pint to •• pint Irp * lotou (’My.
ed today In the filet announce to huh wdt Im‘ meted upon at thr
ment of a Canodtah troopship loss n<-«t no ••»»n*
since the war began
Tin- oil* i iff \%a* ant horlifl to
Eleven of th*m were lo have frtirr in putt of Hanfti Park to
served aa ferrypllnta In the h r ti*«*d n* ii pA R tu rr land Hid*
United Kingdom, flying British foi furnishing Rii ppllr a for thr
warplanes from Inspection loses ronv irt rimn tor rr given to thr
to airdromes. They were named In Kaiifoid Full mill Grocery Com
a Hat of IZ2 persons missing ae pany Mini to thr I <M|gr Grocery
the result of enemy action 35
A not at V Middle Loud waa up.
aurvlvnra were Hated, 22 uf them proved for W J l^awton of Ovie
Injured.
do The loard alao approvinl f Irr
armto for f{ V King and William
Police Centralization II Wilaon It wa* agreed that
i r would l*r given toward thr
Is Ordered In Vichy fo*t of tranRnorting mrmhera of
thr Four II Club to Tallahaaaec
VICHY, France, May 7 - I A P )
tliul.
,
___
III Miuh quaiier* look •
view of th* reports from Syria
where Germany » **i«u r* of air
dromes might nrovn the blow lo
drive Ihe British out of Iraq and
might yield to Adolf Hitler’* fu elhungry war machine the oil o l
Britain looked V,n ,* ht *0„ *’rlT *
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 Immigration
official ' ‘guessed” w ai precau rU If p ra**»t* now bring brannht
tionary meaauro against " fifth «n tho Vtrity * e w " m e - t glvee
German* tho fyd hold H itler to
column activities.”
- n o r f d hero I " V demanding In
M ERCH AN TS ELE CT
HAINES C IT Y , May 7 — <A VThe Heine* City M erchant* Asso
ciation ha* elected the following
A n Sonata confirmed pester- o fficers for the e a s t peart J . Kt*
lie Carlton, proaldaatl * . A Low*
barn, vW* prvaldoaU K arl Fotroy, treasurer, and B u t t M.
Angle, aecrotary.
FQ5TMA5TER CONFI FAMED
WASHINGTON, May T
ras
N U M BER
M em ber A ssociated P re s s
P a rt Of Advertising
Fund Would Go To
Research C o u n c i l
KfirmUs
the t o s aMpadhnt M l
with auppUM fan Bp<
aonk In the f in e throo
this year.”
The White Hooao
JR a t President R oom
Burned the annual Hi
hill totalling $1,418,551
Sac rotary of W ar f
night advocated «M el
N aty to safeguard all
1941
Sen Citrus Bills
In Quick Order
Vrindenberg Declares
Right Out Of 206
Sunk In 8 Months
it"
TO
7;
Riwunfa Speaker |Senate Approves
Most Ships Said
To Reach Britain
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 lammo t a n a m letsar and middle larome brack.
, 2
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' “a a v perha.no bo mare draa.
t k Umn M oeeoaaary
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Legion Sons Take Football Teaches Boys Meaning Of
Victory And Defeat, Student Says
TVtP To Key West
F o r Annual Meet
fair jNkool lltaertsr
PJL Itojfarltr
■---lit porter
Kommerdal
School'
a
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"v. t
— —-
S.H.&
Rambling
;.‘ , By HunuNR.rr7 '**»'; ■
Well, fare I am again after
a nV« tang wtak'a ru t. Raw did
ubinoff And Hi* Violin Will
P h y At High School On May 6
ts Patriotic
May Winners
Are Announced
th a fallowing letter waa ratvad hy 0. E. McKay, anmiiclng the winner* af th* Elk*'
itriatle nasy contact. Tba sub*
At af tb* aaasy waa "What Un* Bam Manna to
<f*nl*r* and aanlor* partlclpatI In thb contest Th* Uttar* la
"RuMnoff and hie wtoftn**—It ki
a phraaa fraught with magic In
tba musical affection* of the ne*
tion—words that radial* ehaar
tonal roehaAtowaL Tba ellkan
strains that emanate ram Bah*
Inaff's two-csntury-old fltrsdU
varies bring a welcome, warmth
*»Wf*u£a, if, McKsr, Principal
Tha evening psrformatwsa ' wit
Jmlnolc Ostmjr High Bchool
com il t of light classic* as Wet
as popular music. Included in tb*
faar profanor McKay i
."I am happy t* Inform you evening performance are “RhapAt' yonr school waa aucrruful sody In Blue" "Night And Day-,
meriting all three.priica In Ihe and "Smoka (fata In Tour Eyes."
T h U stth performer, whs
ttrioUc Essay Contaet sponsrwi
r'Bgnford Lodgk No, H U , B. commenced hli career St tb*
age of flva on'dl violin whkb
f ln # majority decision of th*
4mm (a a | follow*:
E
o nMWf Oraeo
r E Ellas*
fSird rPri*a.
jjf wish to aatand my linear* th* concert world, following A
■faatoiaUan* to you and to the notabla carver In the realms of
radio and motion pictures. Scln.
Misting conductor, compoaer, vl*
virtue*,
italncd at
a Sa well
ss-mms.
Tba nar/. morning we wars
died at ItOQ o'clock to ga swim,
in k At liM A. M. wa had
aakfait in town with aevaraj
bar Dram sod Bugle Corps. .
Tbs rest of tbs morning was
wot In alghtacalng. I vlittad
is Naval Yard, wbara 1 »aw n
ibmarina and irrcral other na*
it craft. I aba vlslitd.a larA*
wa aquarium and. tbs only light
•MM. In lbs U. 8. that Is in tb*
fa ifaniu of t u sn .
ballara yqu m* faoaq bay* <u»d
g ala. really did fa rt a tlaw .
Sdma of (ham .har* a|rfadjr had
Utter* and pktufgr from their
friends , . . HAZEL PRK8CQTT
and EVELYN KENNEDY are
klnda an tba oats and all on ac
count a! WADE 8lNOLETAKTi.
E L I Z A B E T H PIPPIN and
0 Conor, kick had a dau sat-
raVaa^.U tfangldfata?
waa ghmn by Erma Doodney,
Elisabeth Whlghem, • tba atata
praeldeat af tb* Children of tba
In Uta favor af miking faatball
a taler sport. Tho rail pHndpAI
for whleh faothall was orifriaaM
baa not a id never win chug*,
Football waa arlglaafad
la
teach the bay more fall* the
meaning af victory and dafaai
Student Sketches
Name
M
S s S W iJ lS P S !
,w a. aarnmwad af AW
IT; bgyk.UgfalHWfafa
vufp^a ypef/
faidu o f ’ the .senior' play r Mat
it let any on# talk you Waag. In the column and I tSUk
II Is fate of fun. ’
tb* cast deserves ram* magnl*
tion. I think they all played thblr
part* superbly well and tba ’ploy
we* a success In every way . . .
a r t quak tebm an
LEFTY and LEONA make .the
cutest pair. Hava you reen them
together? , , Bay, I bat I
brojia out tost night In fl
j
>, ■— " i
when DUB and NATALI
Ward fas ■been received by DOT and LEFTT and Jl
— — 1 Bautch aiid and FBANCES C. triuh
Optical c*. I* presenting far tha dance. . BAYMONJ
" W T aebnee award le DE It seam* to g* In far
Atar' w fa 'h a * mad* Urn
ft In KbSt* duf
wheal 'farter.' '';
far' odtatandlag
b gtrtftdl* nrt*
rax"**
the bay's bodlr^gtwa fan aourage
when f f a t d- M a cgiek. wwn*M
hie Interact, la hi* f#Baw*m«h.
and U mike* him. waai to work
real hard fat * goal Of rawgfd.
When people aay. t h « have
seen boy*: crippled far tu t f a
cause of faatbnu they do not tAka
In cons Idcyst ion teat tf a bay
knbw* what ha b taught hy hb>
M
vw fH H
.
Naasa
«C’
Q uo
— •
Ntekaaiaa — -— —
RA hats
*.>.■■■■
Pat. Ufa — ----------Fmvorit* paatima
imhim)
Favoril* food .—
ikdflttki
Undents Eligible
For Science Award
p m v D ic H ■
•* hobka. in fear vnhunaa, T h a
U f r af JWbsrt E. Lae," by Doug,
jaw Southall Freeman. • Pullltcr
prita wtaaar—to the Seminole
High School I Ibrary. Mr*. Dourliaaa also presented to the library
k volume* ontilled, *•*•« -win* of
BeftyTt.P l ~ - I* a . ! , Let3 .
TWa beak waa given by Mrs.
g » h ^ B t m f a through the
Biggest th r ill----- h
lata tha aarority
Ambition
To
Inhlatbn
Favorite aeqg :—
Sag t» . •
rrrHT.
School I “Pay, Dad, aur Ifartb
told abaat tha evil spirit* antarhur the swine." Mr. H.t Tfas.
con. what do ran with to know?”
Tcddv: “Wa* that the way they
got (hr rir*t dnvUtd nam tf
w
-IL,
working, for
ivrtifKales in shorthand are now
beginning to taka fasts—M s of
teatal Ona bond red wsllahta 1st,
U n from dictatad nates wtth
.0 . E., McKay as pressed bU ap. carbon and envalopas, tan t f a . V
paga IctUrvtaat* «n n*e of nan*
Nr. McKay autad that these
kr«r* ah)one the nicest gifts that
have ever been made to the li *teacils, rough drmK-Utter 'ar
brary, and that tha booka will rangement, manwacript writing,
jwav r a valuaUa addition to the and erasures and correction*. AI- a
*0 they are taking speed testa'In
The Her. W. f . Brooks, pastor tranarrintlon, typing, and dicta*
af th# First Baptist Church, was tion. Whew! AU foe ana pleAr*«f
neat Introduced. T h a Spirit Of paper called a certificate. - But
2?1*
. Baulk." waa cbostn by their you gre. We go I t years to
Mr. Braeks to fa hb topic.
school far j u t a piece of paper m
■ Mr. Broeks slated that today with our name »acraved on It. •
'
ft?
b °°* *f tba most rap- So. what** the difference? .
bdvanelag sections af tb*
Hera’s a chucklel Visitor: T f
Halted States.
This has or- yonr mother gave yen a u n *
fbftwl qnly daring th# tost so apple and a small ana aad-teh!
you ■to divid* with year bratfar.
which apple would yon give htaatV •
Johny: “D’ye mean u r f a . f a
& FV!X!'7mX?8 X$Z
I'll rn
C
m....
19 t:tf ip l U*<t ' n ‘ l
SSffSSS:
Two *"*mh
J 'l r l l . E f W J
BCHW
*^W l. d«nr*i
Afar* W . The institute Wfa awigt,
somd hr tb* Bteiaah Freak Club
an1' Mr*. Marv A. nailer, bar.
Instructor at tha ualrml*
no brainstorm nalbm
tr
a sounding column.
Th# r*pr»sen'at|vMs from th#
htoh school* nf MbmL Wart
Palm BfacV n t w i i d . Orfanda,
Fust'*- and fto"»o*d realstertd In
th« El las bath Hall entrance earrldar.-FollowInr reglstraUon. they
aemmbbd In the ball'* audltoiC
lam where the delegattona war*
welcomed hv WIHbm Blau At*
bn. president af Btetomt UnL
Veraltv,' Jov new*, prasldent af
th* Praia Club, Robert ItaaM*.'
fart
Hl you- hart. InUntfana af< bafag
a, rtaeUv* sMter, it wfll1 m v
tend fa knawymm afafa.** "
Fallowing -the oamfaatfafaaf Mr.
DfafaratFrrimaaafa ♦ga’ faett'1fafa
urn an* b d A l n 1whbr<NVitat
questions conaarafag high school
lubllcstiens -war* ' ajfad.'; iBfS
)avldson anawsrwf boch qwaatbnl
as 1 “Should tba itndant adltor
or tba Instructor proofread new*
atorbs written by other stu
dent*?"—he said that tha In
structor decidedly wa* the perron
to chock th* art|el* 1 “Would -an
limit goetlp column* In high*
■ ^ r n w /jut
Bell*'
■plirgya
NELL and D1CK1
Hen together quite
Maybe whlb th* t
m*o«« will play.
WARDWELL wen
two year* ago atx
still • thara with a
JOHN POGUE. . .
NFV fa s at teat r
fa MABJORIE JU
thing
da with-1
Garland W. Spencer
Talks At High School
s i2 x *
to
r s x s : $srt& jr*
• M r . Spawcer spoke an tb*
*Wfahto a f aa American CIU-
bchoenenann
LAT IIBOP sr* r*a
havlng a
.. .<.•)
ii
Btarr. <
, a masting TdonII. The new pa*
Ufa fetter and
m thalr patrtli.
has a acoutmaa-
s - i i r i s .- j s
, Kautpyr/ faam ¥U«
ika pgr former a r w
teaftSSi&rr
aI""r gan cP m
;
m l
►rt'in 2 *3
jn! '" i
_
“c r x r M i
Btmfa apfakar at the
�(
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' ii v * lT - ' s.
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Sanford I t The Only Central
Florida C llr Affording Kail, Highway,
And Water Transportation
.(
INDEPENPEtfT NEWSFAPEK
EaUbUshcd In IMS
SANFORD.
Has Fifty Tankers For Britain
ttative C a lls
fate Asking More
E qual Distribution
* "Perfectly Useless*
House Reopens
« ^ T a x Hearings
Claims LitG u id a n c e Is
Given To Committee
WASHINGTON. Kay 5 Representative Crowther (R-NYI today termed
“perfectly useless” a letter
#>y President Roosevelt agking. Congress for a *3,500,000,000 tax bin which would
not m ake. the “rich richer
and the poor poorer.**
S Criticising tho letter at
. j * reopening af tax bearing*
by Urn House Way* and Mean*
Com m ute*, C ro w they asaarted It
gava Urn committee “ very little
xuldanc*."
a I t d*aan‘t m y a word about
lb a reduction of expend 11are* in
ronnaetloa w ith w riting the tax
hUL* ba added.
B epre w a tatlva
Cooper
(D Trn n )
replied that the letter
jc m
“ m i mi did and appropriate.''
• Preaidant Roooerelt. dodlrotlng
aa a mow national ahrina the
birthplace o f W oodrow W ilson,
yesterday pledged anew Am erica'*
faith In the freedom of d m ac ra
and
FLORIDA.
MONDAY.
MAY S;
1941
Iraqi Cavalrymen March Through Bagdad
Tightening 01
Tax Collection
Laws Is Sought
Legislature To Get
Measures To Make
Changes Suggest ed By B r o o k in g s
Power Companies
Prepared To Aid
In U. S. Defense
Carl, J. B. Graham
Are Slightly Hurt
In Auto Accident
II. S. Kntry Would
Sot Change War’s
Re.suM, Nazis Sa>
Nominations Of
Teachers Of Four
Schools Received
I-ake Monroe, Genevu,
Osceola And Wilson
Instructors L is t ed
Capacity Is Quadruple
That Of 1918. Ro
tary Club Is Told
Seventh Summons Is
Issued For Draftees
_________ r
Services Held For
Kddie Pell, Osteen
State System May
Get County Roadu
i f Um M rtlM pr**M
n « t l o f Warwr. A I m f n
fU rro u n r rtf M a tt R ail
Rant IW w t u y
of
I
J ^ o m i R n u ia r Gtasn. !
Vtrptota. i e
V i * . Ola
i*r Brri •>Otawial.
T lm n w r N
m
4
VW
N ad Activities In
Antarctic Rfporl
m BO STO N . M a r • - 4 * » ~
aorta t h a t , * »
GonaaM
Sanford (iolfers 'Fake
Part In Orlando Meet
Woodmen To Arrange
For Pensacola Meet
(•roup To Study Bill
I^eroy Fstridge Wins To Ban School Clubs
Place In Track Meet
35*378 Gaikas Of
Gat Used In County Nelson Cox-Former
Resident Here, Di<
Japanese Minister
Won’t Visit U. S. Britain Advances
Clocks One Hour
QtTrNtews Briefs
"I
tn
•
British Garrison
Circled By Iraqi
Ivondon Sees Iran As
Next Nazi Objec
tive In Near East
L O N D O N . May ft — ( A F j '•
—
Turkey hi* offered, «#
" i l l offer, lo medial*
til*
undeclared war between Iran
and Itritaln. reliable report*
•aid today. It was added that '
Itrililn would arcept th* m *iltaliun,
fonlinpent
np*R
Iraq's
withdrawal
af
th*
Inrres menarina the Rritlsho
held lla bbaniyih airdrome. ^
frees
llitlcr’a Luftwaffe,
xtrikimr uiihiu n few hour*
itfler the Fuehrer told Uie
Heithtijur that no coalltfon
of iHiivein could defeat Car
omin'. heuvilv bombed Helfunt in northern Ireland totlitv anti attacked Liverpool
for I lie fourth nijrht In ft
row
AilcilC
lln ti-b nffiriala feared the n *
u » lln ', ui Mvlfast were heavy. A
N a n u. i.l I hen- A p r. Ift caused
him ill-wili*
R
A
K
Imiubrm
cuunterivJ
with w nlt-apraiid over night m b it
on Ntoii.hi'lil lairt* and a ird ro n e i
in llk'lland, Belgium and FrstiC#*
A i lite ii, It A F bumb* aeorrd
I r c h hit* im thir G rrn iu u hattln*
"Iilp* GiHttaenau ami SchwrnhorHl
in the f if i *-wii 111 asiault In flvq
w ifk ■
%
Mnai of Ira q * air fore* #‘lJa
ready litia hern dm lroyvd/' t h i
lit tl Itoti Mtil lilt* Fafliil Cnm m iQ 4
j rrputt lad today, and Ilia lia q i n
illery which had paumird th#
liv iv g r,! Hrttiah airport at Mab^
hunt)ah wa* “ rrn d a rrd compart*
lively mart tv «* yesterday hy oUf
u i h im ft
The comma ml
also report*#
iliwi iin- imperial force* m u n tn *
nt l ticking tha Italia tin nnd Get**
man* at To b ru k have broken lip
\ m - p r» pur at Ion* fm a renew*)
fit a - -in ili■» on th# encircled Lih*
Van purl
The British garrinon at ISah«
Knuivnh in intact ami ha* nif*
fi m *I ‘ very few ciiMinltirp," l|
wii- ri'purted
In llu» fighting i t Tob ru k, th#
Hr tilth "iiId. heavy ln»*ea wera
in 11ic let I on the Axi* force* w h ifh
nil are bidding a small sector
in the outer dtfenten.
tn the Near East, D rillin '#
•i aggie approached
a
critical
iag«' a-* the p ro -N a il gevrrnnicn*i
l 11ii*i cut the pipeline flow o f
'>il In the Mitditorranean and un«
' " f iiu u d report* said Iraq troop#
♦•ru i i d m g
the
IlritU h
a ir
gnrriaon nt Lake Hahbaijrah
were *Inning m.
L« ndun, making no attempt to
minimiit* the gravity of tha a lU
“ i'* ri, predicted quite frankly
ihut if tlir A ii* force* triumphed
ig;»*mt Britain in the Near E la t,
Hitler would probably thrunt neuru
ui Iran
(IV r a la L tho world'#
•“ in lh lurgrfct oil producer,
Iraq hut flopped lha flow # f
nl m the last pipe line to tha
Mediterranean from
tha
U Ula
kingtlrm** rich oif field*, D rHUH
diNiialchet *aid last night, aw
fighting m the threc-day old War
m Irnq showed no signs of abat
ing
It in at Haifa, HritlAh-mandatad
I'alest irtr, <»n the M edtterranaait
•hut (he Hr it inh fl##t in the Naar
Kaal ha* received Ita chief *>H
NUPldU'N
While Ira<i a rtillery
shelUd
( **1isir<4 Oto h i| * T*t*|
11 Marriage Licenses
Issued On Saturday
F lrv rn m arrlac* license* ware
'rul'd at the Court House Sat
urday. six of them lo whit* peo
ple. Bcvonilnx to the record* o t
Judge K. W . Ware.
Tho mi Issued
licenses
W illiam A . Semple
and
May E W hatley, both of O rlan
do; Jar .Tee Paul I m n and M U *
Nelli* Merle Reed, both of A M R *
ke; Huxh Riser end Mia* E W e *
McDonald, both
•(
Altamonto
Pur inf* ; Lo f* n Stop!** and 1
Vera M u Wltoan, both • ( Otw
lai.do; Je ff Harry Cal* e » 4 Mtaa
Annie
B arton, bath o t
O r
ta uda; and Past V . HiU a t Kaab*
trie, Ga.. and Mto* B a tty
D.
M aritt af Orlando.
LOCAL WEATI
boiler*
JapanMb-Unhod
\ prabii ms could bmUf ba
g Boaoaveti or HttB »t*S■* ”
■
Casualties In
B elfast Raid
Feared Heavy
Liverpool Is Attack*
ed For Fourth Com*
sccutive Night By,
German Luftwaffe
T A L L A H A S S E E . May ft— UF>
— A series of I ill* to tighten tax
collection law. as recommended
by the Brookings Institute tax
Purvey pnibal ly will lie Intro
duced in thp Legislature
this
week, sponsors said yesterday.
Th e hills were drawn by a sub.
commit tec. They provide generalI?, for a full asi raim ent on 100
percent value to unify assessnirnts thioughoui the state, au
thority lo r outright eale of prop,
erty u ftrr one year delinquency,
coordination of aaaesalng a re Tvrice in rneh county, iiaym rnt o f
A d m ira l Em ery B. Land (le f t ), chairman of the M aritim e
taxes in three installments and
Commission, confer* with Sen. Joatah W. Hnllr>. of N orth Caro
State supervision of arseasraento
by the State comptroller until
lina, chairman of the Commerce Committee, after the Commission
had announced plan* « f placing fifty big A met Iran tanker* in the a Slain lax commissioner’s o flire ran be created by a con
h modem w arfare, they ate rt*P«rtMnimti'd on milk nvhitr linrpe» I hear1 Iinril
aervice af Britain. A t the *ame time Sen. Jo.eph G u ffe y on the stitutional amendment.
a -mall pm l III the lighting with
senate floor demanded the Am erican Navy be assigned to convoy
Governor Holland Is expected
rnvnlrym rn make an im prra«ivv Bight pnrailing
r f at the U. A I mi bsiM* lit Hub
to present a program for strict
duty, at leait within the W estern Itrmiaphere.
tluough piirturraqup liagthnl Th u ir uiilMy it**
er tax ro lled ion in his second
message to the le r iiln liir r . lie
indicated yesterday hr would not
deliver the message until
tha
lu g isla tm v dir poses
of
major
measures now lie fori- it. These
include the G o v rm m 's *aa lax
m llalrihution program, allocation
of (TftO.lKHi from sale of daltivMis* Itornthy Sanford, imisir ipienl property under the M u r.
InstliH-tiir in the Saniiilii puMIr nhy A rt. rreation of
IIK III IN . Mny r.
.-»■
Ih.
n
State
ashonls. today itmiounerd tho pro Probation ami Parole fom m laI'hnner «■I AtitriMitti 11itf i vt 11.
gram for the ro nrrrt to be given tinn and hroadrnlnx of the U n
(inn in Ih** w ni pink* - n im .
at the Seminole High .School an. employment Insurance
pONsildi' fin (tie f i’fi in ■M i ki
A ct
to
dilnrlum tomorron night at H ; 1ft rover some classes of the thou
in kpen*lale mi tin tliiiaium
o'eloek by David Itubinnff, inter sands of
of t In* i tiuflict, Ihe n i*ll pn.hHl
Florida
agricultural
* '■ •
—i ■ ■ i.
nationally known violinist, and worker*.
Mimmentniy I lien* i Vn- |i,m .
his
arronipanial,
Sulitn
dr
Solis.
*r h In flit M4i.il imiiiv in ,i , Milk
_ T f » Sanford resident*.
C url
Many of the number* on the
□tobam ami bl* brother. J. It.
men t mi 1f 111<•|"* .p l-l'h 1|||
Tear her nomimition* fm
T ill p iiva tr powri rniupmlUrs <d I
. b o t h of whom live nt program are well known to I he
letday
iii'VM. tiiM’enlu. I.ake Monroe ami
the I’nUrtJ .Stuff* a ir fully |»rc*
_ _ Street anti Palmetto A v e . genernl piihlir, Mia* Sanforrl raid,
D n’iiat, 4loan In i to P■n i'i•*n
\\ il*«*n .'h Imul have I’rrn icm ve il
pmrrd t«i nupply as11 I hr |h »\i i’t 1 office, hm lrtl ill I InM
were Injured In an autmnn- addin? that the concert will not
f I *■»*»
tin 1 tniHlee*
of
ll(«i*e
WW coUtaton about four mile* I r “classical" in nature.
that
may
bf
nct'dril
in
Ihe
tlefen*f
ty
that
I
hih
u
t
»n»\
rM
n
n
l
S T . A U G U S T I N E . May b —
•ehoiiG fi»l the nppi ovnl of the
W ait p f town la*t night about
Soli* will open the program iJPt— Seventh call for whlto se tf/oit of ihe nation, A L. Itry .
into I!* I L*
inln»<It t iiunty Board of Poh11:10 sftfclack, but their injuriei with a concert paraphrase, In lectees, for which tho original Holds, w ho w in mil intuit'd ly 11
Any Mii'h mtei-v* uimn,
it
tn In*trurtioii, Supitintrivilept I
cluding three numbers, ‘'Grand reguialttoH from tho fourth corpa H . Coleman a* an rievutlve of the
was Rttid. '*»* HppiiiistHl liy (h r
^
I oh ton mm9.1 today
Polonaise," b y Chopin; " 1-lebea- area waa fo r 1M mao, has b*ei. F te itl* l*ower A Light Co. for
3 5 fe S T u W .
Get mans n. an iu Mmi mi i ' wtinli
The nomination' are iintomatu
nnd rw U s l U 111, Gan. Vivian C M - U il
timid prolong the h u i ,
but
****». L ilJ the Hot ary
oily apprnved through
action
under no cTivmn "tstu es a llui
lin*. State director for select Iva ChtO at IN rtgular weekly innehiMkeli l*\ the h
I tn their iimvt
niattol (loapltal a lte r receiving
III*1 n III mat»' it'ftiill
roti I cjnI n )
Kut looff
tvil), he
presented servico of Florida, aald last j i f b
Pig In I H tlk , Ml 1,14w tm i -HI.I
treatment, their physician aald. first in “ U t i K f of the Russian lie said th ll was to ta kr o ff M
H ie |M»wer rapacity nf nil ihe
The htinnl loleil |*i uevi pt
nil
J . B. Graham was bruited and Peasant,” a composition- portray plarcnient* on the fifth and sistli plants in thf I'n itn l S I b I fu . he
i
ecomnniido I iiiiiv of the liu-'l*'-"
c w t. an lb* hand and arm , and ing the lender tadnesa of
the calls and estimated replacements said, i« foul UnifB w h it it \u d
.*f the *•! IiiH'If
C a rl .'Graham ■ » bruited on the violinist's native land and cli on negro ceils.
hi UjiH utiil in
g ir a lri
limn thr
f t i ' i o k o iip p o in ti ll * - n t* a n \V 1
had and cheat.
maxed with the ranlrtfttlng gaie
rofiihtnotl
m
parity
nf
all
iht
Th e call Included
12b
men
B i e g , \ 1 *‘
M m g a re t G o it, nnd
In the car' with the Graham ty typleal of the Russian peas from Dad*. 4R from Hillshnrongh. |m wer plant* in (irra t Britain,
M rs
M u \m e Sieu
M is s
Lufti
brother* were their father ami ant. Ilia next
selection.
“ Ro two from Seminole ami 2fl Don- France and Germ any. Then- an
B o d p i' i ■ i u i t a p p o i n t e d lit
the
mother, M r. and Mr*. J. W . C m . manes," Rubinoff w ill dedicate to Duval.
INK)
municipal
plants m tin
11■ t etiIn
liool
At l . a k e Mo iir iw
Of W ilm ington,
N . C.,
- ,
, „who his brother, Phil, who wa* gradTh e M l while setrelers will hr oiuntry. he m ntinurd, hut alto
»In* I mII"H mg iiominntinriH wi n
ara down on a visit, and M r (rorn the Cincinnati Con- delivered In the induction station pel her they Muppty Jran thiiri *1
L inlny itMi l im 1lllll'Nje if neve nil *e*otm tt iideil It • Slerl *. \\t>*
J . B . G raham . Th e y were not servatory of Music aa violinist
at Camp B lin d in g on May 20 I* irelit of the total powef pifklni - ni* *nh". w e ir 11 li| (hi-t itftcr IHHIII tin by It'Milh, Mi
I'eMI 1 lift 1*'a,
aerioualy Injnrcd.
tuui
(itive^nnirnt plants supply Ui 1lift
and later gave up his
musical 21 and 2t.
!rick*i«t Fuiiei id Hitrue. Mr
I 'li/tihel h lliiflm mil
M rT h e accident occurred when the career to manage hla brother.
h'"s than .% iM-rrent and |nivut<I> with l he Hrs |(
ilk
fif
the
<
You
hi
I!*
i ’f it ♦ nod M i
Mildred
Graham s' car, traveling
west,
onned plant* aupply ovet *H> p. i
“Tango Txigane." a rhythmic
U
,
,,
tiipii*t
1
hnn
ii
H
*
f'«
official
tti.
r
collided w ith a car driven hv n i rest ion depicting
rrill,
the
varied
III;'
negro, Freddie Stoke*.
Stok-r mood* character!) lie of
A PI "•Mil 11M"111 , ll tin"'
\\ ........
t U lrn t e Bedding waa u i lcomed
gypsy
Mr 1 II v. ii h " iu "i Jim U . 1 S. i •i.d in 1 1 w
and fiva other occupant* of Hit music, wilt he the peat offrrins
Tru e
Mr*
tnfn the d u ll liy George Bflllna
...............
n
il.
m
and
Im•
1
M
"ltd
ear eeraned w ith minor, bruises, by Rubinoff.
M"
1
V
1
it/,
Mi
Both 1S’li 1"im
II II. Pope an notions I that the
T A I .L A H A S R E E . M ay ft — tAh ,'lfd match <if Ihd* Sanfuftl l>f l un<i tin t' paII h i- hi t Mu m , 1 WII * III toll. M 1- Berihit llim ch l" i
■Deputy Hickson aald.
' Mon Reve
D 'A rm ou r," com- —
—
Upw ard of 27,000 miles of
U m n -ii ii « ••»» 1. 1\
—
Both cars were “ pretty badly
|m*ed during a vacation in Paris, mads may be transferred from golf tnumarnent will take pliire
damaged," according la the *hrr
Bm y iy mi i iro linJ>' hit w iilim ,
on Thursday with the final matrli
will
conclude
the
first
part
of
the
Ihe counties In the Btato high
if f * report.
M ilo I tin'll
Fell,
two
program. Th is selection, written way system thla week, but lha' and dinner in Sanford, «n Vlnv M i.
Prevalent J 1. In g h y said 'on*, Nnnmtti ♦ touid und AI
nil the back of a menu in the doesn't mean the B u te will have l'»
tli'-e will te no meeting next bell l|« III \ I % II ho pa i cuts. Mi
Cafe de la Pa lx, gives Rubtnnfrs to maintain the added mileage.
M-nday
mid Ml “ J I I1' II, woven Ntutern,
impression of the petit* style of
Th e increase In State mails
B ik 'riil Sun f* i d gollit* tiave
I amine true* frp the avernge uiol mo- In ot her
typical French grace.
will re m it from several hundred n I lien. Mr Bey no Ids
*md, oi r
A rt Ke piiBheoi r r * Heii*
in i' 4'Ib11-1id the But 111hd’* MiilklMHIlO n I
Following an Intermission, Rolls highway designation
bill*
the going to hr InrreaMHi Itrlwren |«K» linriraler Lino i ItoYrnnn, Frank III Oll.ilol'i, o Hits llflliouuit-it III
presents
three
s o l o s , Nous* expacto to pa** at a ape and 50 percent next year "When liiitih , W A I nt**, Andrew T
Plana fo r 16 member* of the again
day I*v Allan Ntewnrt, pin at to.
Debussy;
“ Polo, eta! local hill araalon on road de I pay my ta-\’ « I am going to hr M an h mol Bu**i ll lii- W itt Hnn- Hanford fm in try f’ lub
Celery Cam p .Woodmen of the "Dance," by
and “ Amoks signations Th u rsd a y n ig h t
W a tld to attend tho Hood' Cam p naisr," l y M a il,
intereate*! in how that money |> n ia ry pallN'nrer •> were A rthui
Thn-*r uIm art* taking purl hi
n e o tln f a t Pmaacola M a y IS and Gels in Y o u r Eye*," by Jerome
Actua lly passage of the bill* ■
I will want In know what Yowell, B
I
Slone,
M urray the 11 111 f11 ) UM (i W S p e o c r 1
I I w ill bo mad# tonight at the Kern.
will do little oicept facilitate it i* going In be aprnf fm and Bo ins. John f emmit J y, T 4’ lim i A ndi i to 4 nf 1 it to >)'. E. B SlIMlIl,
llu U n o ff w ill then give a per payment of county road bonds hew murh nf II I* wanted nr »p<'ni ter. Bnlpli VA Igbl, Kdwnrd t'litl- Henry VV Il "''ll.
regular meeting af
the
local
I'liil
4 111 thii l 1,
formance
of
George
Gtrhw
ln's
group, C C. Collins,
financial
from gas tax revenue by giving for aometiling which fright In* a riiughnm,
B u h ♦ lltoii,
Ho. 1y
Thorn;i»
Met 'iilhuigh, Bill
Took*.
fam
iliar,
"Rhapsody
In
Bloc,"
secretary aald this morning.
additional credit*
fo r
money duplicate of
what
w r already liny f our i*d Her mull klohUrtoil, <ierie B a h 1 W i; FI. in m g a n d
Members who are to
attend followed by "W hen Day I* Done," spent oa the** road* before the) have."
Boy I l " l l . »
I if J K Tolar and jii A W
the Pensacola meeting wDI bo *•- by Kxtocher. “ Fiddlin’ the Fid w e n turned over to the State.
The |bower cotnpanie*, he eon- Li'i's
loclod at tha meeting to bo behl dle," Introduced in 1MN as the
tirined, are fully prepared to meet
tomatTOW night ot the Woodmen first swing solo, w ill tw played
T SS T E M
H E A D ! M E R IT S Y
a h a U re r demands may te made
vtollntat.
Dnila's
B a ll on F a n Avenue n t 1:00 next by Ihe
G A I N E S V I L L E ,. M ay I —
nf them. Il i* not neee*aary for
o'clock and Consul Commander "Souvenir," and “ Dana# Russe.
—
Angus Laird,
Laird, U niversity of the jrovertimrnt to s|>eml money
W . P .'F b W a la expaotod to pre an original composition played Florida prof moor,
eaoor, wa* appointed Irtnlding mom plants, and thu«
In bis motion picture, " Y o u C o n i •uporrtaor of the merit xysteta bdlMfia of ilollnrv are
side, M r. OaBtga aald.
relea»ed
TAI I.AHA.HSKK, M..y
f.
H a ro E ve ryth in g ," w ill conclude »f tho State Board of Health and fot ihe purchase of guns, tanka,
(tia Irrna ii McDonald.
I#rroy Ktltrdge.
intent
.d (S|M‘<i*l»
RublnofTa
the C rippled Children’* Commis planes nnd other necessary sup M nntverdr Irnlu-ti ml Hchrid and I'ninpa. of House eilueation 11
sion at a mooting o f the Merit plies. If the government
had Min of Mr* Kdim Hooker and J- aaid yehierday he would call System Council her* yesterday.
found It neecaaarv
to
ImiIM a II- Kat ridge i f -Sanford, placed meeting *i f Ihe committee for
IMiwer plant at Gamp
fllnuding ar rond in I he "Otiini higli Jump t hi* after nmin in ronnitlei n till!
FABJC PIONEER DIES w wh«*re some 70,00 men will soon with four feet II ifli he* al n liy -hihpi'ii rind Tlm m s i, I- rWc
W E S T N E W T O E E , N . J .. M *f !**• hoaiert, Il would have cost over (rack ineel n I the arhoo] lu«t cfiiiiiv M pre-enlattvei, to outlaid
t — UP>— M a j. WUItam Addams « 1,006.000 and the plant efnild not week
•err el i luh- m nuhlic arhoo I*
Welch, T E sometime* called the have been made ready yet.
Birue i he lull wa* Irilrodtirrit
Young Kut ridge wa* third in
father a f tho « u t » park movement
Ity mean# of the grid, or inter, the lyiiartei mile j »ru nnd third la*i H ♦■■"K ti Im* gained wide edi
to Urn United Btatea, died y*»*r connecting power aystem drvel. fit the mile* run He a No made tor in h i i I (Hipular support, parti
oped t y the induatry during the the hovioi m il far the pa«t
day af g heart
t
rularle from parent* whoae ch il
past Ift years. It Is noanlhle for week*.
dren lime been caused unhanpineighboring titles to help In the
ne** hy llie nperalhift of Eelert
supply of p r a t r to on« city which
arc ret group*
may h a r t anpranodented detnaruis
msde upon H ae . a m u l t of
defewaa projeato, " M r . Reynolds
explained. •*
Thla system v a a adopted by (h r
K Y O T O , Jn|>iiii, May ft — ( A V
IIH« tali after
an Intpociloo of
mW
Forctan M in lstn Yoauk* M altu
Amettoaa plaata a frw jrra ri ecu.
L O N D O N , M ar A —
— 1>
<** n a tty and bruaqualy danlrtl
Mr. Boynolda aald. and now makra
ftet more liayllrht out of the
nmelhto It a continuation of elec yp strn ta r any Intention af vlaillny w a kinr hour*. Itritaln advanced
tric farli|ti«o
In ■
community tha Unitod Rtalra to ascertain hoc r lir lt i one hour Sunday or
Ita attitud* toward th* F a r East
•ren afUrr It a local power plant
government u rd rri.
baa boon destroyed by enemy and «uxf*si*d it would ba. mora
B y utillflna mora
fully
lb*
ptauaibla if Prraldant
Rodaartlt
Brltlab
and Bacrvtary of Rtato H u ll cam* h o u n of daylight, tha
Vtaltora a t today * luncheon into To kyo la learn about condi aorra tha doabla oarnoaa af con.
rladod John Van O o a k b lto , Frad
rtra in* power and of concantrat.
tion* In tha Orient.
T a d « t r . 1. C . Cbaaa, John O ra .
" I bar* studied Am erica and I I n i im xt activity in tha boura
b a a , and O a Lawton of Orlando.
know th* condition*." he aald. " I Ira at llk rly to ba Interrupted by
doukt, however, ihaj, M r. K o o tt- a ir attack.
v e il o r M r. H u ll ara able to grasp
lh e true situation In th* F a r
East.
Selections Are Announced For
RubinofPs Concert On Tuesday
NUMBER 210
Member Associated Press
th*n »
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Decision
S
ew w a r
H itler Defies Aid
Of 11. S. To Britain
m a lb llity o f Im
se rio u s o n e . ’o t o n ly d o e s I t
ot w e a lth am [ ' p r o p e r ty o f <
b u t p o s s ib ly ! tie Uvea of millions of citizens, and in thfbe
modem tliflfta, of drnianB m Win da MMters. And yet tljli
la a r e s p o n a tt uty which today (a President Roosevelt’s,
ft
a*
Only the gonyrees of the United States can declare
W ar b u t t h e i
Is In t h e h a m
c h ie f o f t h e A rny
a n y w h e r e Hi I
r
and Navy, be can send our bettie fortes
k jn ° £ ,d Wd • ° ’»'*{* our foreign policy as
Myitable. l b m olt decide whether ft is betir so as to ayold war, otr to a land ‘firm and
*
and closed it- ld )00 o'clock.'
of s l y ; M
starts, down bsfsra 1:00*A.1M.
jclothes,
a Mso many
B i at frivolous
& s
mtn u .- o o
feature* to a l*r*w eafdnt.
,,
Daheea kfa out o l ^ r q u o r l l o n .
■v*n In a. prlvau hohic.-for a
k.T1»* Atlantic Monthly)
try need, redoing, ’
fbAdllng, nsw construing:
F ig a of tbs M ’s Is too w tllM k ^ k t t s r y . M slm sd).
Msstos Is trus
J t t a d U rescind
Jrtd / W lnU r Wind.
IWiss must be replaced
Id Mlebes W ar, Woe, W aste.
B elfast Raid
Feared Heavy
f r t the T e. wa inail have to
nebiry, Terror; and worn out,
f f i k a r y , Tempc*l, Tear!.
Brltlih*- . . r ^ . V
ifabben-
SPl c u 'C s.;r”'
M *. YTa neem.td be
wW s clearly printed,
■ M ths day they were mini.
w rb
attem pted to mark or
J W b t thfm .
Wf ihotild O K them.
> ) * « v t . MKnniAM.
atJ®*'!,
f t," *
"
" c S S B U K T ^ f' radio .taHeoe,
telephone amt telegraph esrviita
will be an Important factor In (Its
civilian alr.-raJd wfcrtilitg systsm
planned by the Amy,
’
’ AtalsUhg Fowler, lx an advisory
commutes eotnpo»cd ef T.
Csdwcll. Mland. gvtatoP; Kngtak
B. MatMwsJ Tailshastee, nscmber of Ub Ruts Railroad Com.
nlkslon, railway* and buass;
Hows K. Monddek, Miami, track.
ff,w» Pme
Uk*s convoy*,
lo .1 i H it .4tl.fi
tat buslnasa. ft
fsa bScoms a *
stats as wsH.
... . _
T , ”
:
•-- Will LTV MV IH ttW MV,
w iy ot th « o t h e r o b llf s tlo n a . F re e d o m
" *o m .c.l h l ^ f **»len •» f f u a fa n tc c d b y I h e C o n
i C o n itltU tlo n d o e s n 't u n d e r w r i te th f
p a y ro ll e n d ^ w lt h o u t th at th e r o c a n b e n o fr e e d o m o f th e
W
a ircra ft out of actum In
raid on ths slrdroras
%
MNwr.
if
Mr*. Henry Wat*»n ha* been
removed to her home on We»t
Ijm sn In Floral 1Height* al
■Nineteenth Street frem I he P er.
lot o’clock In the evening.
Ingley a t 4:00 I*. M.
Bt. Hilda’s Chnpti-r of
the
Ilonril m illin g of Ihc Prraby. nald.Lsughtnn Memorial lloapltal
aman’* Auxiliary of Holy C ro n lerinn Auxiliary will meet a t 3:00 where ahe underwent an appen
Iseopal Churrh will meet nt I*. M. followed by Ihc regular dectomy la it week.
I Jmm* of Mr*. M. (’. Swingle meeting a t 3:30 P. M.
1T0Z Magnolia Aveiluc nl .’1:30
T D K S IIA Y
M.
The ladle* of the CongregaJsw lnr mw*ion* will continue lional Church will hold their an
lAe Woman’* Cfuh for ihc lied nual revered ili*h luncheon a t the
iknfrvm 0:30 A. M. until 11:30 Pariah hou»e a t IS:30 P. M., fol
M. wlfh Mr*. Jnrk Hall na i lowed Ijy a business icaalon In
the aflcrnoon.
Dr. snd Mr*. K I) Mobley
Chapter of Ihe
Hoard in retin a of Ihe Woman’*
liacdpal Churrh will Club will be held at 10:00 A. M. hsvs returned from Ft. I^ u d rrdale, where thry hponl nevrnil
ionic of Mr*. J . L. in the club houar.
Sewing n-asltm* will continue days with their *on-in-law and
for the lle.l O rd ii In Hie W o daughter. Mr. and Mi*. T. I
man’* Clou frof.i 4:30 P. M. uir. I H arrla, Jr.
5:30 P. M. with Ihe JbnTbr Wo
man’* Club eponsoring.
Roee Adam* vialtnl yr*teiday in
W BONUDAV
Sewing aeaaiqn* will continue M ontvenlr with th rir m m , Li*.
____
__
roy
E atrklgr and Orin Ailnm* *lu.
for the Red Croat in the Worn. I
■m U:30"A*""il
"imt'll I ,*r n l* •* the Montvrrdc Industrial
sn ’a Club (fOi..
‘WZ „ ...
'
'
School.
11:30 A. M with the
American
Legion Auxiliary *pon*or*.
Friends of Robert Allinan will
Th# Board meeting ol th* San
ford Carden Clob will meet at bt Interest* din know that he
has teen transferred
from the
) 0:0u A. M. a t the home of Mra. 47th
Pursuit Squadron, Whee rr
. H. Colclnugh In Rose Court.
The Junior Auxiliary of the Field. Hawaii, to the 42ml Horn,
Squadron,
Itirksin
American Legion will rrlect at herdm rnt
the homr of Ml** Joyce Ward, Field, T II.
well On Weat First Street al
3:30 p. M.
Mis* Elisabeth W hittington is
The regular bualuca* meeting Hated among the student ho*,
and luncheon of tha Woman’* t r u e r who will help entertain
claimed
ttfa
r-a zi
MMtaer.Mdiot oaB
K*
tdsy'i nsw styles demand/
TUESDAY
RCJ^IN DAY
le Program
nd Matinee
ton TM M ttlpt h i , L o t Ite r ta d tn inform ^ ' ^
Lindbergh's Medal
(iiven To Museum
legislator* at dinner tumor.
TODAY’S
NEWJSLTPSI
Mr. snd Mr*. F. R. Mitchell had
a* their dinner gurala yesterday.
Mr. and Mra. F. Russell Mitchell,
Jr., of Baton Rouge. I m . M r. and
Mr*, (leorge f
Mllehe I of Pa.
latka, and Edward Mitchell of
Orlando.
Mr. and Mra. I . A W orliuntrr
nf New York C ity are espeeted
tn arrive Wednesday to visit with
M r. and Mrs. W . B. Zachary al
(heir hem* on Marnolta Avenue
Mr*. W oelm m e- will he remem.
bared aa M rs. Vers Vlels, a form
r r resident ef Sanford.
Mrs. T. W. Williams
Honored On Birthday
T hf attractive new suburban
home of Mr. and Mra Karl DuBl*p. in ( ’ailadcn, Twin., win the
•erne on Apr. 3U. of a lovoly
birthday dinner party honortng
the hoaleaa* great aunt, Mra. T.
*V WiJIiama of Knnfortl.
Thi »e pealed at table with the
nn*l, li'Mli-K, and linnori*., wen*:
Mr*. Annie Nel*un, Mr* Dnmlhy
Mrla-nn and Mr*. Muudr \VC.
Iliimw J R. ( o , , K I* Hun lap,
and Perry linn lap. and Mr and
Mr*
A, tVllliama.
At nn appropriate lime, greetmg* anil telegram* wrre read and
['.’’ fly x lf* prraenleil to Mra
ThfM» Ih tff Wuahinjrlnn waitren***# am ihi» bappy p^a.xr.vtinra »»f (In*
autograph of Ixird lla lifa i, lirifi«af« nMilia««a,|or They
moling
ih n r ffft in ■ ertrk at Iho WRahinjrton / ami wlmn tho iliploinat appe ar.
Striking up a cmiYrraation. thry riffiv n ) hia aignatuir on a pop m
boa in return for anm# of the Content* l*rft to right are Hillir V.hu ^
ftllltabetk OTJonnur an.I Ann MavuoitAA.
HAYNES
Office Machine Co
• SHKIHBKKY’
Mr* T . W . W illiams, her aunt and
hnti*r guest front Hanford. Fl.t .
psl'l compliment tn hei nlr<<*
*nd * limited number « f friend,
with *n all day luncheon
"Attractiveness tn tintimi •■'
« » - uildcd by * profusion
..f
S|ti mg bloasonis Mud clft Ixm
quels
"A s the guest* Mrrived th< ■
w rtr asked In reglCter In nirni
orv honk, by Mr* K I. M i.tiler
"L iv e ly conversation was rn
loved throughout the morning
later the many n in e s and fro nd.
were Invited into the *pac!<'u«
dining mom. Mrs. W illiam* w*<
sealed with friend* al k lo\rl)
appointed table, draped with hen
Gn^land Observes
Legion Ladies Plan
Her Hospital Day Installation Program
Mor isl,CeleryAve
3LARGE
PORTRAITS
I >in hi a n ir r
frn m e
WIHB0 LDT
STUDIO
WINES - (JINS - I,KIII0 KS
l im i
tab irasta w ars still In thsta
ns and " o u r force*' than
t M m ’ snt b y bonsblrg and
Storm.
<(n
>110*M
in i n i i i
t
Dance Enjoyed By
(Jolf Club MemberH
Don'l I'ortiH .Mother on
Her Day. Sunday, May
12th! Lite her Whilmnn’H
Candy.
TO O
I.A T E
TO
C I.A S S IF Y
FOR SALE
-till*’,
list it-1 -
Hinumili* Ihi| .
llVlflU’
Si iiifio
rciiii’li
I'tlOMF II107.
n « i| u r. u e o r f t L- Tennry, nultn
r t l l l
S I A S S
F r o w s t
M i s t
i n t i s i • tn
HII.I.S PACKAIJK STOKE
'liv in g plrtuie* i<> prnt, --nuial
tedfir* in iiitlun were <-riio)*d In
llu
nu'mhei*
of
llu- Sanford
l ountry ( lull Ml the rlul lm u»r o n
Ill-la y evening
Following tin
aIn.** trig of Ihe plelure* tin- p m ti
went to ilo- first Ire whtih wa*
lighted op and parlk-tpaled ill n
■li ivmy vnntuat.
Itunring wa* enjoyed lllloughoot Ihe rrtnatmlcr ol the even
llig and refrvihm enU nvrved to
Ihe followingMr. Hint Mr* Mavwe I Slewarl
.Mi and Mi* I
It S u i t , Mi
and Ml* Andrew I'a rraw ay, Mi
and Mr* John
Iv ry ,
Mi and
Mi* Jnhii Kick, In
and Mr*
II
Putnam,
Mr
anil
.Mr*
tim e Baber, Mi and Mr* K II
Hioith, Mr. and Mr* Elmer Tull,
Mi and Mr* John Tatum . Mi
amt Ml* W. ft
Flem ing and
Mr afld Mr*. Ed Uuhrman.
AUo, M r and Ml* l(uyiin>nd
l.oiidquisl, M r and Mr*
Allen
SteiCart, Mrs. M ary llawlin*. M l»»
Li*qcea Mahoney. Miss Doiothy
Powell, M lu Virginia Ketnp, Joe
M u-U r*. Bobty
Newman, Henry
BlKl’tlDAY
t
A. K. Rossetler
O f Interest to her umny frirnd*
m Sanford will be the following
new* Hem takrit from Ihe C rock
ett County R e m ind „f ................
T rim ,
whsis Mr*. W illia m , i*
outlet was clotsd
HAPPY
So Mrs. Torrans Had Them Published
Niv i hr m %
»■ I sm l models in
• b l o o m i n <; p o t .
Ti:i> PLANTS
• COBSAOKS
It H a ifa snd ths o ; W at
rrsneH-swsndatod LobanM n o lj
K in ii, i
Mitwtrr nf mi, .tlm .I ..I t tiiop,'
lifter driving th. Itiitiwh frnm
tin'll Inst (iNtthol)l mi thi Kmo
peaii continent
tliih’i I .»a'i,**t
of hi-* lifhtitinu ItulW.m , Miiipn «i *
iiinl warned that
niiuliunii ami
fool," W inston i hut, hill, itial the
Nn*l l.ilftw affi will e i'i Itiii.tm
IlHI ImhiiIih Imi mi,
.
w evening at
Florid*
Btale spending thesaunwner months.
wBrt Mrs. u .
RolTin*. Mr*, r .
" T h e door* of the lovely home
K. Roumlllat, Mrai J. It. Mtnlck, ’ College for Women In Tallahas
of Mrs. Maude W illiam s wei
Mr*. W. A; Patrick am) Mr*. see.
CHOrlss Morrlthtt a* hoatsaaaa.
thrown open Wednesday, whe .
88NBATIONAL
of ths dock arse,
s r atstlsn s t Baaport bt tho head
ra il, a lta r driving
oSd^r
without alarm but asiiou.lv, what
to do If tb s w ar approach*, our
abdrsa*
The survey, when completed,
will show such Im portant facts’
as , which highways and bridges
a r t capable of carrying heavy
equipment! how m any bants and
barges ara available to 'swppkmeht rail service, tha locstlOos
and operator* of more than 500
am ateur radio stations which dot
tha sta ts, and tha faellltlsa of tha I
various a ir Haas.
Fowler said hla division plana to
prggn ite
m e terry d s
patrols
ainang cycle club*, and aetse
truck and astern al tie unite fa r
Iu |»m * u f
Mr. end Mrs. John Henry WIIaon and Mr. and Mfa. Howard
Moody of Kustla formed a party
yesterday and motored to Juniper
Hprtn,* and 8llver Sprlnsa.
f v ith tt.
• A
tsd •
T b s movie bouse* ttil) operat*.
perm it - miiat ba obU lnad from
th# police.
/ ™
Another rtaaon fo r .Urn shadowy
dark— n e t ao, .fre q u e n tly . wlanHoned—Is to rontorVa'aMtAottfTho l(mlt of M r which- t a n k s
•oil to a -p a rso n Is oiM':bdtui£ *
Personal 3
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Albritton
have returned to Sanford from
Oldtown where they liavt Keen
for M T tril months, and are now
m ld ln v a t 217 E. Fifth Street.
b’cfooh- o t trlM ST fflfitad « S
pocket books a re H IM with m m .
r t 'T f c a pasahts o f t M d m t a i f i i k
a n d . of the public itaU ntknt»> of
an
amusement ./tjpOi' Virtually
d rrv e . enstom sra t h r way of the
n oth
r
Mr. amt klra. R II. Ellrrbee
and Buddy Akerman of Plant City
were the weekend guests of Mr.
and Mr* J. It. Tmluck.
Hut they -canid eittortak !aUy
Own •rOO^f.rk.
- -•
Mr*. Bertha Applm ha* re
turned to her home in Mltmi
a fter visiting lor a week with Mr
and Mra. F R. Mitchell.
kc«Me^l^t heJ'thantouTT
taot transportation
,» •
• -------------------— —
-—
Mr. anil Mr*. M. W. D rarixi
were the ( u r . l i yesterday of At•.
and Mr*. Je«*e Carlile in Tllu»vllle.
J
p K A N B A S CITY, k i y i
h at a decision is about to be. made is Indl*
m h kamt
BERLIN, Slay ..
I*'
n«.
tla mi mu that
v ill !;» «l
100;) years. .VLilf II it,. ... .,n
exultant *|hv H i i * tin* v««•»II
Sunday
myl.t
«l«ti«.|
fiutr.*
Staten aid In Until", with .in
assertion that (irim .ui\ um »L
frut “ r\cr> umim ii.tM. i •*alit,'i* i
in th«* world "
The th aiu H h 'i
an limit
Mild H'Vrn nillllllt
I . f«.|f tin'
hntul.|ik*krd
«l* p u t > «»f tin*
llrit hstnir tf»tl»rtr«l m Klcell Op
fin 11mist* in lh« ir t u t nlti.'U
shut lininrdijili'l\ .,M« i |||, , n|.
L O U R I N E B E A U S o c ie ty E d it o r
elioral rondoetot of ChfcngU,' Wtll
Juln the Florida Southern ColUg*
faculty as profwaor of music
ne*l F a ll, prcsidoat Ludd M. lip l.
v ry announced today.
D r, Tenne y will teach voice
and on* rlaaa each In Latin and
Kaglfak. U n d e r his direction, «
Florida Southern Festival Chorse
will bs organised from persons
over Use county a
Student body, Df.
Ten ta lk s BUBS f#|
s a p **• <college
— — —e-
ENJOY SPRING
MORE
You 'll lopk pretty a* a picture in
your Irsahty cleaned rlothe*.
band.
deparlnyoot,
tha Sou thorn lingers co-oper'kMv known aa a choral dl-
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FARMERS’MARKET
- S a in ts, Deficit
In Game Receipts
Both Games
rainst Orlando
I ha second fram e. A t no
n o n tho Seminole* even
with tho Orlando team
team made two more tallle*
Sanford loat both game* of a
*ubl* header In Orlando yester■*> to drop w ithin ope place of
ha caller and give the Nat*
ld » firs t victory of the week.
In tbo opener Orlando took an
Only One Game Has
Made Expenses So
Far This S e a s o n
lima
llod
each
dur-
Tonight th* Sanford Seminole*
face th* 8L A ugustin* Saints,
and a deficit on the ledger for
th* gat* iwcelpta. Only on* game,
the opener a g a in st Orlando has
com* up to a money m aking aver-
... the aecond game Orlando
took Hit lead In the first lnnlng. holding It until the fourth
when Sanford tied It up. On*
run In tho fifth by tho Nata de.
elded the gam e In their favor.
Sanford Etta failed in th* flrat
game an th# local hoy* collected
only aeven to lha Orlando 11.
D augherty looked good a t bat for
Sanford,
three
In
---------- - g ettin g L
. . . hit* —
four IHIWTP
tlme« ■
aMte b at, one of them1
icn>r
being a homo run. Ilo !• credifed
With driving hom* three of the
four Hanford tall!**.
Eleven men war# left on bare*
during th* flrat game, enough
to have won the sam e easily had
the Sanford hlta come a t the
To run the 8anford club the
box office, m uat tak e lq a t leggt
1200 on each bom* game, accord
ing to th* fig u res
Carr*way, secretary
dr of the baseball association. The
average ha* run
than f too.
,*•» a y v »i
ip the aecond game Manager
Whitlock had a good game a t the
bat. Driving out two hit* from
three time* a t h a t he made on*
of them count aa a triple to bat
In a run. Whitlock acored In a
itay on Blackwell to account for
lha only two run* made by San
ford.
Me Raney h it a triple In the
gam* but stayed rig h t on third
base until the aid# retired, as
one of the flv# 8anfonl runnrra
to die on the bag*.
f ir s t
Florida State
League
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JOE WMITMICi a
SANFORDSEMINOLES
m u n ic ip a l b a l l p a r i
• r t A new track record of 3:01— 3 6. Staretor (on rail) U ala lengtha behind In second
place. Market Wise la third. Jockey Eddie
Arcaro rod* the winner.
.
Truck Driver Killed
In Baldwin Shooting
BALDWIN, May I —u rfk-T ete
White, 30, MacCl nny, truck
driver, waa killed In a restaurant
shooting here early Bunday.
Police said W hite waa shot by
Earl Braddoek, who** wife op
erated th* restaurant, in an ex.
chant* of gunfire In which Braddock waa wounded ‘In th* arm .
Witnesses a*Id Whit* drew a pis*
tol when ordered to leave th*
place, and th* shooting followed.
Braddoek waa released on hi*
own racognliaaeo pending on In
quest today.
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GET READY for SPRING and
SUMMER DRIVING
Aomewhat lea*
C 0 T T ’S
TANDARD
C E R Y IC E
S T A T IO N
COHN Kit THIRD 8T. A P A R I AVENUK
INSURED
LOANS
Itrighten up your home with an P. H. A. 'title 1
e p n lh i or *«wilt furnlnti (he money for needed rrr'pnlb.
dlllonH. Payments In monthly Inatallments may
be arranged for a maximum period of three
year*.
RATLIFF & SON
M il B 1 H B E T - A T F R E N C H A V E N U E — P H O N I 7 1 J
WAN DUNN—Secret Operative 48
I? AROUND TM« Mtrr TURN Wt
I w m COMV UPON THAT MAD
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TMtV A M MADVVvOWft bllTOLl
R A N k O K -A H O W t S “ l « l i A 0 V ) /
WILL MILL THAT
ETTA KBIT
itied A d vertisem en ts
SITUATION WANTED
'A t e DRAWS. Ha*
uoif-oypu triffA SC n a i
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HB TO COME
fO R A V IS ir-
, Do you,—
J MWO f t '
PANS—A ir condlUonlng
ml
com fort. H- B. Pope. MAID, COOK o r nor*#. Dorothy
u._UL
g it Sowlwwd Atusnm '
lagnoll*.
AFTERNOON JO B a* nura*. Eu
nice A iba, 1111 Cyprea# A w .
COLORED
ifi»m ardiil
K
I t fa new a case of getting
more fan* to atten d th e gam es or
d lrtan d tb s ball club, h# said. In
yevsn hem* wames ZM1 adults,
children and negroes have paid a t
th* hex office m aking an aTerage
r f 3«0 admission* an evening.
Adult adm tafone have totaled
1,738 for the aeven games or
an avaraga of 347 fo r each game.
It take* between four and flvr
hundred, fans te make a ball
game pay. Expenses of th* team
Including
salaries, equipment,
traveling coat about $600 fo r a
week. Making Ju st half o f th a t
to fa r In the aeaaon baa brought
on a crisis.
Attendance flgu*rt plvrn rad
ly Mr. C arta w av ore na fo l
lows gam* Apr. IB *86 white, 1*8
begm and 94 rM ’dren llcVfl •
game Apr. ID. 196 wl ‘Ir, f-2 negro
ami 31 children; gam e Apr. SI.
242 while, 69 negro and 30
children; gam* A nr. S3, 194 white,
Bfi negroes and I t children; Apr.
26. 114 white. 76 negro and IT
children; ra m s A pr. 3 7 -(double
header). 223 w hite, 116 nerro and
children! and game Mav 1,
268 white, 09; negro and 14 children.
[Kilt
lie uaually h as a lime of It.
Last year Regal Frolic, w ith
Mildred H unt up, w ent on a
hinge iiulte In keeping with hta
name, lie broke out of ling and
BALTIMORE, May 6 —UPi~ went streaking around the track
They light evsry algn on the with hi* embarraaed rider haul
hoard a t the finish of the Pow ing at the line* for dear life.
(Iordan finally galloped along,
der P uff Derby.
vide and caught tho rein* a fter
Anything and everything can Regal Frolic had done a snappy,
—and often doe*—happen In thl*
ala-furlong tour.
annual race for women rider* out unscheduled
Anne Harrison, wlfa of
at I’lmlilo. Flashing every sig theMr*.
well-known gentleman rider,
nal from “official" to “objec. J H. Harrison, won last year’*
linn" I. the only way to l<* sure I 1-2-furlong daah on. M arin.' J u
everything'* covered.
dy Johnton, a train er In her.'own
Powder Tuff Derby No. 4 t»
wn* aecond for the third
Signals on m any trains today
..'iu-.lutej for Pimlico the worntn „ row. gi r a
Bosley,
log .if May 7 and the only thing ! l)al)|, h| r r of the late Mrs. E llta- are transm itted tty mean* of nlr
valves.
rrria lh nhmit It la that It t. K,lh [Vaalcy who trained and dorclu-dulrd. It has become n reg- l V1.|0(,„ | Cham Me, wail third.
ular feature for the morning of Min. Iloxley won the event In
the f2n,0D0-ai|.lril Dixie llnndi- 1038.
rap and officially opens 1‘lmllcnV
Although the Ida lot* - board
Make It good A# newt
’’four golden days," which end fiiretlnusly Gashes a tremendou*
with the Preakncna on May 10. payoff a fter the rare, there's ac
Them'# no way of knowing tually no betting—unlcaa a cou
who will compete. The gal* be ple of cocktails arc w ag rm l on
lieve In the
feminine mind- the side.
rbntiglng prerogalfve and don't
Hut there Is an actual rew ard,,
deride ahonl entering until Ju.t n hundanmo trophy presented by
In-fore post.tlma.
Alfred flwynne Vanderbilt, p re s -1
I’ort-tim*. act for 11:00 A. M . ulent of the Maryland* Jockey
ran lvc any lime a fte r th at, dr- Club. Ami for the race fan*, I t a j
Pendent Straightened
IH-ndlnir on how long it takes *11)0 all a g re a t ahow.
II«,|M raptltnl IO liitik Ilk*
M*. Any kina ni M r work
■liuggllng cnmpetllora to g e l ‘In
(r ul. 'k lr , I i p t r i l i r him* v r f l e P l i l to their IhwI*. They ride In full
( 'tin I m et Ion h ai begun a t the
I r 00 nr, by T . I . Darter,
jockey rrgalln, except fo r those Florida Stale lloapitil, C hatta
Dynamic Wheel Balancing
who turn up noses a t the lung- hoochee. on a now auditorium da.
alakta
d rltln a
p afrr
an il
billed taps, preferring to
let algncd to oral 8,600 people. Th*
•alter. rnAuen* IIr* w far up to
Ihelr treasee fly In tho brecur.
atrucliira will be of brick and will
t* % . Coma Ip now.
As nearly as possiHe,
th* be 83 feet wide and 171. feet
I’owdcr Puff Derby I* dressed up lung. Or. J . II. TherTelt, auperlnwith all lh* pomp of a regular tendrnt of th* hospital, raid th a t
race. Once the girls are rafely In work would be speeded In. hope*
th* paddle, Pimlico’s pink-coated of completing the building by
outrider, flap Gordon, leads th* .m idsum m er.
Powder Puff Derby Has Unscheduled
Thrills And Some Unusual Situations
naan
Pom1* If
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tllltk* 111
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tmiiilltn rf
AMMON
W arren Wright'*
W hlrlaway
n**hc*
acrota th* flniah line to win lh* A7th ru n
ning of th* 676.000 Kentucky Derby a t
Churchill Down*. Loulaville, Ky. Whirlaway
Martel g tp v rt ml S p in ag la 1**1
A. M. •mmdmt. M a y A 1 M I
F L O R ID A FlinD UOTM
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AN INDEPKNDHJI# NEWSFAt'KK
SANFORD.
Defense Recreation Drive
Solon Says Ttofe Has
Come For This Na• tion To Get Tough
WASHINGTON, May
<AJ*.>—Prealderl
Reoeerell
" M
In top flig h t nten from
_ hia coMnel and the Army and
• N ary today to diacoaa *«*•phtg op the prodart lea of big
no a b e designated M t|« r
J a a t a II. Durnaa aa eeek u
o a t to B arry L Hopfctoa to
f h an d b much of ito detailed
wawh under the Rrittah-AM
MIL In another alep ho dL
rectad jteeratary of Agrieolfaro Wlefcard to aet up a
a portal d lrb len to haodle the
m w arh prarlonoly aaalgned to
•ho a g rk n lto ra l d lv b b n nf
the Dafrnoe Co an
The President
nahed Bacretary
Stlg
WASHINGTON. M n —
Anaartlng "it In tlmn
for
United States to net
t£ U (dvM. .S e n a to r P e p p e r
fib
* ; today th at thla
.Cooperation with
ta*,!gss 1STfist
■ “ , !!Sdcprt2
_
. .. , JU inrunr-Ar
P appai ^ ”gvt touch1*'
Olao reeoranl
ed Statea • dtvd
"Join openly" In the Paalflc1 to
"a h u t up (M "9apane*e 'flo a t’-thlla lair. H i* th a t -* laef-ran y h
American1 to m to to m anned
by
f pluntecr American pllota he made
vallabla » (' CWha. ‘ . r •
"A few bomber* flown by
Amarican ‘pOou ' w ouldn't leave
enough of Tokyo to build • bon
fire," Pepper said.
4 R a added th a t th e lim a had
coma " to glva tom e plain talk
and If neceaaary eoma plain ac
tion to Jap an ."
President Roosevelt laet nigh'
demanded aerial luprbmacy for
lto democracies and called upon
■ beretary of W ar Stimaon to injo production of b o o n to m b ,
“ w ith oil
TUESDAY;
House Changes
Decision Upon
Murphy Funds
MAY
6,
r
a
l
1941
f
c
Member Associated Press
N U M D E R 211
Rhine Industrial Centers
\ BomhedByR.A.F. Planes
Most Of Money Front
Land Sales Would 1length Of W ar
Go For L e g i s l a
tiv e Expenditures Depends On U. S.
Florida Senator Says
U. a Should Join
• Britain In Singa
pore And Iceland
Planes For China
lir e Recommended
L
FLORIDA.
o
TALI-AHA8SER, May 8—(AH
— Reversing itself overnight, the
H nu.e today voted CH to 88 to
put $780,(100 of the Murphy Aet
land snlc* money into tha Btat*
grnrr*! revenue fund for leglrlatlvr e i])e n .r. and Confederata
penaion.,
.-■**+■
It voted 48 to $4 y r.trrd n y to
LONDON. May
Forgive emintie* 00 percent of the
money nnd thr S ta ir 10 perrent eign Secretary Anthony Ellen
Governor Holland it.ked the l.eg. told the Home of Commons to
M nlnre to put th r money into d a y ’ the .oonrr United States
w ar materials reach the bailie,
th r ttenelfll (nnd
Asia.
Africa
and
fe rry of Hara.ota, who votnd ftokh of
In give (he minify to the coun Ewroiw. the sooner the war will
ties yc.trrd ay , made a motion aad.
Eden expressed faith that Tuvfor reron.lderation that resulted
In a rote In give it to the State. to y would .turn! I y Britain, and
toht
thr Aral peoplna. Including
Harrell nf tlam itlan, favoring
thr counties, .aid "I hope tha tha Irsquii, to beware nf an
General George C. Marshall (le ft), U. S. Army rh lrf "f yrntleinrn nf Ihia Ifnu.e have not A sia victory.
staff, ilDcuaae* plans with DUtrict Thomas K. Dewey, nf New been .wyaed overnight by any
In n r?virw o|ienlng Ihf govCfSkRienl'ii Ntutrmrnl in a full
Vork City, chairman of the United Service O rg a n iia lirn . fm Na- h iv h .p re ..u rr methodr.”
The vole w a. u recovery for dr*** drbilit on the conduct of
tlonol Defenke. Dewey called nl the W ar Dcjinrlnirni in WashmgHolland'. adminlatra- U » *knrt Eden welcomed the "im u>n to talk over the drive to collect $10,7(15,000 in provide n-.-r<-a- Governor
lorumni
by
the
lion from the defeat .offered VH9n»t' ftleji
ilonal facllltiea for soldier*, sailor* and defense w orker.
ye.terilay on the flr.t of hi* ma Ullltetl StMtr* In deciding t«*
fid
"hi|if
to
the
It(
m
I
S
f
i
,”
jor inanilal proposal, originally
Amerttnri iinnrteri mid Ibpi
Introdurrd In the House. Olher
p h asr. of the program have been Ifht liroktilitieia in lnii| mt»v re.
laiue
Introduced first in the Senate. ulre the shipment of
The | louse-approved I III giving JoHed SIntc k nil AU|iplleii by wn>
the Murphy Art money to the Of the Red Sen tr> supply Hritain ■
general fond now goes to the fleet, mr forren end mechanizod
forre* m the Midtllc EdRt.
Senate for consideration.
The fiUKI.OOO.OOII gasoline tan
Vru (ed SlnltH petroleum,
it
Sanford redden!*, judging by a .am ple of ■pinion taken today division
program sponsored by
M utoiTh’il, enn hi* mull' avail
by The Sanford Herald, ate wholeheartedly in favor of u.ing con Governor *HoliHiut to build high •hi# « Uhoijt delay hut man) more
tty* to prefect ihlpmenta of war aupplir. In Grrni Hritain, feth n y w ay. and pay county ami district lankrts would be needed nnd Hrl
• th at pome ; i t . l 'r aid itniM la road tiiinl. spi-d through the tain already m suffer in g fiom a
made to the II rat IaI. If they are House yesterday with unanimous ■etren Nhorta^c of oil t nr lying
approval Thr Senate previouslyt yeaael*
to win the war.
• Ir a n - oil prediction iii 1!»*tW
Although tho.e questioned were parsed it.
Five bills, including a ri>n*tl- rm» eaiimated it almul I.OOO.^OO
•elected at ramln-n, none nppotj-d
liitlonal amendment to «et up the tUna nnd i\ m iM um fd that thin
convoying rhlpmenla.
hi*en increaiied ainro the
Kenneth C arr arid he feel* "we program, now go to Governor
of
will he in I he w ar loan, and th r Holland for signing into law 111* ■tarl of the war. The
u|iiiruvul
I.
assured.
Ulti*
atippile* would h« a aevfm
time ia n ear fur a. (I*rial tut. There
The
bill*
provide
for
paying
blo*s
to
the
BtUtah
Mendrrreit*
IrutaHaUrm of itfw ty eleotod li no uaa In' doing thia half way. counties fur all roads they have rM ih* rt. air fores and mertiauand I believe we .hould either
___ _
OounU e«av*y cm*-ahttrmrn t* .to Jfngloml built and Uirntd over to the Slate laefLyamiaa but ant r e c c n r ll y
P n y n l^ Y e a cher's or withdraw all aid. I nan au highway system, and ralmhur*- a mortal one. It was stalrd
nig them for about 1247,1)00,000
Tha t!»5H nd production nf
*4fll|r tia bald i t . the favor of convey*.''
interest already paid nr to
neighboring Iran war uliont 10,•
Charle* Strenw orth declared. nf
tk * ***** V c a paid on highway te*ml Issue.
UIII),00 Ions, with Its mitlel In thr
nrptUy, inqm lua. a t 10:00 o'clock "Bccauie a« I saw It th a t wo old be
t'uvnienta will le* made over
Al, Ui* Sanford Grammar School. th r quickest way lb g et rid of a Mi year jtsrtud, in tbat alt coun lti-,1 Beo t har ugh the lraip poll
of
Itkara which the B ri'i'l' . “ V
Miller and rnd tha War, ■ l>«ji
bhr'
i- Ilev# we should convoy arm . «h1p- ties will be repaid mi full fm is now in their firm rontrnl
qent.M
l-tne l ’.GiT..
A- *,‘*u
ia to pn
be ,iIn
their S taff highway construction
c h a n t of the ceremony and will ment»."
A rnnailtyUofud aw r'shnepl. to
Judge J. G. Sharon sw eated.
ln*t*}l the fallowing: Mr*. It. W
lw sidimltteil to the ^•lev*nla,, 'n
Rqcker, president} Mr*. 1). F "I'm In favor of doing anything 1114-', will. If ‘ r*t(Hail, guarantee
Word of Oviedo, vice-president, poaaibh* to pul out lha fire an two ren t, of the g a .o lin : tax to
W. J. W elti, Jr., of Long wool, Europe, and If It la k e , more paying county and diatrirl t oad
s. eking to yoorillnael th r rftreasu rer;
and Mr*.
M.
N thaai cunvoya, 1 am In favor of I onila
> foils of the Seminole t ’ouuty
an
out
and
out
declaration
of
Cleveland, eecretary.
t'ouiillei now have about IJOt. ' C’hamber of Commerce and the
Appointed officer* named by war "
1100,000 of outstanding road and
Robert L. Coa expressed the lonlgc bond*, plus $217,000, (Mill tunic bodies Ihtoughout the conn
the new president are Mrs. W.
I) o group of Sanford mm made
S. Brumlry aa devotional leader, belief (hat "A s long as we are i f interest paid or to be paid
a gnoq-will lour (o Oviedo yeslrrMr*. R. F. Conner, historian and m anufacturing supplies for KaigHolland said his program would
for u lunrheun inerting wllh
laahd, we should see that tliry remove from real estate a tax toll <l.i
R. E. Kipp, publicity chairman
I ha-iibei of ( ummrtTr official*
Lunch will to served a t the ga-t over there. Ac long a . we of more than $74,000,000 In ad. ibiro.
Edward Higgins, .re rrachool cafeteria a t 11:80 o’clock have Instituted a policy of aid to ilition, he estim ated that "many ta n nf tb r Kanfniil group, .ahf
and all P.T.A. member*
and Great Hritain, wa should carry , million* nf dollar*’' ran be saved ti-lny.
friend* of the e-hool* a n In It aa fa r aa necessary."
i hy refunding outstanding bond, at
tv A, t..fflrr, p rr.ld .n l of th»
II. C. DuRoaa said, 'I'm 100 i induced Interest guaranteed by
vited to meet with the county
percent in favor of doing w hat I the constitutional “ freeiing pail S< minolr County Chambrr, II I
council.
\t bi-rlrr and Mi lliggm . mailr
, The duty of the council I* to ever la necessary to give Eng of the gasoline ta le s for bond hi t.f talks.
promote the p aren t teacher rela- land immediate relief. If convoy, paymm ta.
It w a. auggratrd that the
iionahfn throughout the county, are needed to give th a t relief,
In addition to providing bond I Hu do t'ham brr
of Commrrc*
Mr, Kipp m id. The officiate of the then wo ihould UH convoys." funds, Ute program also wilt give a rum m ltler to prraent p ro jrrt.
George W elnataln
answered the (Rate road departm ent about it wanted developed to the Semia fE u jfg U M .-, are
particularly
th a t ha supported tha policy of $4,000,000 a year of additional nob- County group. Mr. H lggln.
lha United Statea governm ent "in money for constructing sew high •a nl
Road development and ad.
giving
Britain everything
she way*.
r* ** Remlnol# County le the
i . t
*n using lha county werr also
needs
and
g
ettin
g
it
there
a*
•a iv county h* tha United S tate.
The ilo a st brok* away from ih-ruased.
quickly aa passible, t f aha should one of Covamor H olland, m a
Others present Included Grorgv
s r u -r* * -" h " "
school. need men, wa ahould be prepared jor
financial
recommendation, W. Morgan, president of the
I
1
'
to
send
them
alxo.’
yesterday
aad
declined
48
to
33,
. • ' ; ""vTT
Chamber of Commerce, B.
Edward P. Lana stated, “ I be- (o turn $780,000 ol .Morphy Art Ouedo
M Ollff, D. D. Daniel, |l E.
Ileva * • thou Id help England any money Into tha general revenue Ward. Dr. J . W. Martin, W D
w a r wa possibly can.”
fund fa r legislative expenses and Kime, L. E. Jordan, E. W Tab
Sidney J . N u declared hr fa f'onfederata pensions.
lodt, R. R. .Cooper, W. J. la w .
awBoamam
vored IM convoying of guppllr*
It was the first definite action
Joe M tora o f the Ora age New* to England, tinea 'T f we’re going against the Governor’s program in too, J. H. Hager, and J. I). June*.
Company of O riaado *ald today to tend good* over th ara « the 1941 Legislators.
CHAMBER DRIVE RESULTS
fall color peal cards o f the thould ta t th a t thry reach th rlr
The House acted on an amend
EORT MYERB, May 0 - f ( P I Monkey U lead a t,th a Baaford Mu- dratlnatlon. T hlt will alto help to ment by Lealrd of Broward and Wlth more rollrctlona coming in,
qietpgl So* had boon oompleted, keen tha w ar aw ay front th« To land of Hillsborough to have i hi- Lee County
Chamber of
ta d weald to placed on aoU to- United Stataa."
10 percent nf tha Murphy Act Ci-mmerce yesterday said
that
M. X, Callaway raid “ I am money paid to tha Btat* and tha $4(71 of tha pledgad 89049 hail
larrow.
T he card atow* th e lag cabin for anything th a t will heap our other M percent apportioned to brrn turned in in cash
>k.
vn the laland, sa d several of the young man home, | have faith counties fo r schools and general
moakaya atom par in g about and |» S ri tala, and ballava th a t *h* county operations.
flaying oa th a trapes*. A large can win If wa «fva her aid and
w*a otoorvtng the tee th a t It ra a thaa h a r In time.
T to . O range New*
Heidelberg:, U n i v c rHity Town, Added
To List Of Citieq
Smashed By British
Rubinoff And His Violin
h i\ J - ' ' 1"
Aid, Eden Says
».“ l I t
I
Decisive Battle
In Iraq Nears
I
F ilth Is Expressed
'T h a t Turkey Will
43tand By England
Convoying Of War Supplies To
England Favored In Interviews
«
Installation Of
P. T, A. Council
Officers' Planned
Officials Of Chamber
Pay Vi«it To Oviedo
IS *J' *tw HE 1X'«
Postcards Of Monkey
bland Are Completed
.
- & ,r -
u atssn en ton
fapsnese Approaches
W ASillNQTOM, May • — M l
Prosperity Fleeting*
Steel Chairmen Says
70 Tampa University
Studenta To,Graduate
T A M F A '" TIJair 4~“ ( Special )—
Sevanty U n ira n lty ’ a t Tampa
HOBOKEN, N. J „ May S-—<>P> students «r(U participate (a grad
uation ttu rk a e a to to hold bar*
June IB, . Two commencement
ceremonU* will pracada tto exeralaea.
T to hqcc a ianraaU sermon for
grad oa tea, th eir fam ilies
friends, will to
Sunday aftaraoeM, Jun* B, In t t o moMcipal
audllaHum . O s a*
exercise*
will ’ to to ld Monday, morning
June », In tt o aasambiy halL Or.
M
Mean e r , arooldent of
U aitoraity, will prasent a
told
day
a
England, Iraq Reject
Turkey’s Offer Of
Peaceful Settlement
A recent picture nf Ituhlnoff In net Inn before one of the
M'hool RRMiubllct. During hi-* iippim :tncr Mi Hubinnff li‘Hiiren on
mimic nnd Amtrlcanlimi.
Legion Auxiliary Officers Of Four
A sk s Status Of Legion Groups
County Hospital Are Installed
Letter Ch a l i e n s c m W e i n s t e i n Acts In
Civie P r i d e A n d
|
( ’apari ty As
Citizen A c t i v i t y ! Mem her Of P o s t
De»rrtlii|i|r
County
the
hORpH.il
|iropnn*,i
at
mu i
*■SuiiI. h -I w(
Unit
Nu, 53 of th. ...............
Auxiliary ediln-.red «<<
nia-ii letter to -Thi- Saultuil Heraid today in an vffuit In dctai
mine til. .ta tu . of tin- piojeri
' •*» Di. t u.
Mnrrifun
RMarlnlM I’eco*
O r n u i n v '* H hins-land fe lt
• h e HCiuiTge n f u " m m le -in r.tlK lilJlii" litit, I imIiiv — h JIPrip« u| iai(in in w h ic h R. A.
F IhhiiIh t s re p o rle il u ttu c k n
on h 'ra iik fiir(-A m -M u in , M an n i c i n i m ill o lh e r R h in e iiid u atr io l ceil te rn nn w ell n s nil th e
N u n -o c i uiiieii F re n c h count.
Hi'Hiii uiltlcii th e u n d e n t
(Jrimun miivm-asily mwn of HrldiThtig 11. Uit* 11*i uf humhnuu-bt'd id ic r , hut i hr HrlHih
kjitaiiii-il mi’iitinn of miy r *ruuIi
n flu* I (Mr fk fi m ii iM foi l! a stu
dent ilui'lAilulf Mitkur'R L u f t w u f f c atiuck
buck toilh vquBlly Violent r»ld*
on th.* Rriltah
I rIf r ,
striking
RffRin ill Hclfftat, rip itf tl uf nor*
...................... .
|„ h[ (1[fU-i*l
„ i,„<nd,i-| , f 11,«- (;.m pt<«ll
l.iiMing En.l n>(iug *» in .(nils Itu m iirU m i end fiercely Rt •
tlll„ (,ffn-i-i f„t th» i«„i u fflv .ll to rkinv .SroIUud'a vast C ly d e R i
,.f ,}„
ver ehipy htiIr which it retch from
JU ,
legion
A l it. m vrting last f iill*y. I l r l.igion, .1 i
Tran u k ih -w Ii <-lrr- GluRjfow to (he Bfii
A uxiliary <ll»ioaie,l (h r lio.pilal i l r ,| po., J„ 4,„|1,„r
i ,lay
i.iv iip m l’s M riaef’iide dorkn
p ru jn t ami lux-lded In .1r«U a
M r \v, „<-lrti,
p „.t
ih.lrli-l w e ir ix tiiT n l for the fifth con.
)i-IH-i l.i The Hi-iabl r x p i r .m u I ........................ . ............. S n ro nf RcrutWc nifhl.
,p r A ............
|
..................
A- nn nrtermAlh of I In buttle
iMti timet JarohRiin, ihn it
Mi
i I<fl V11112 thr |nt«l ji f1*1 rf the Hulkont, th** A n* |>owfi*i
man
in - r t v
« if h thr hejrnn fnkinn o v r r ( i r e i t r ' a u*(»f the A u x i li a ry . Rt|M«e(i the I H ,
, ,,f i h r pi al
lind*.
h i h'Miitier with Mi* J W
Cnlfm. »»l| Iririotimm c - f(» p u r
In fhe rriticol Ncnr Ka*t nlliu*
Dtiniel, president, Mrt
C I , tirl|>Jll( mi thr pi i•l’i nut td mil l*tn- Mon, a (h'ctalvv b«(M<- f<ir control
PriHtor, pu*t prrBtdriil, nml Mi * .,j
Ml W rlll'ti III -.Hit th. of IfjifjS rich nil reservoir upl,i* t luir
I rw in , u r c t r l m y
The | ,
Vt t f hr mitwl Pit li ve pro
pcHird incvlfahlc nflcr both *Ho
It. Impt-. iur early i-on.tnicluui
let le I I* n* tul I'lfWi i
"*( id'll 1ll (Hail
"T hire u a r r v l n u neeil fur
a new ho-|Hlal in Awmlhfitr t »>mity
hi f t •ffit week* then* hit*
i . en evi
mdlcMtlon I Ii h t *iunr.
ihiiiK hii" iMini' h n y w i i r with inn
plan* fur *.i-unur th.* new
pttnl utter every ai»»mmin* hu«l
Iwen m^di thul all the ret pi 11 e ment* r«*i i M tr yinu nut
pinh* id LuiUliniE the hn*pilnl hud
pn rti let
I
. If f,,
Ml|r
|
|||s.
„
s ,, ,
Mini mt tin- I'll Hrd S' nil**
i
' f llii’ I “jifiiplirM
I u }| i WI'M*
in *1Mill'd Rd
(ii 'liV tl I hr
1<
Hill
hi « .♦ . L .I I ’(• Id, »H.-t
l- i
I*
('
Sm ith,
f d *1
iinftlull t ,r<d i >“1 C»ri1 *h*d
t ii'i i m n m n u d i
1 1 J(,
i roll
l|l(|
t
W
<1
nf | itilyvi Held I lull’d vii’r
d<»
I
pl.K i
f
T l nw irk
h r m l 'til
p* ••
*• rurnfiu*
I I I,mirk* hi^torinn
\ I i 11«»VI , Ml VII »• (iff •
Iwen nniipleted.
**|f it i e not poMihle tu f»rll
$75,(KH> m h nm U with tlie condi
Imbvv ..ffirnr* In
tion*' that hnvr to l e met, what
Viv 111 t'lB lf
are our chain *• of ***■111
t hem ; %h,t |H
i f th**
Seventh
later «n« ? Mr OninranR informeii | , iH m
Amnririifi I.i'lrhiU,
uh
thul Seminole C ounty c o u l ii ! n ■•.t ■*>f L\ M»a Alin* Hu Uni t Inf,
get help ft mu I he W PA
'" i i H i ■' <1 'h r H.-vi'iilU hinltirl,
*‘Wlu*t i* wionjr with u« iicre’ xs a t<
f W h n p iil pn"*l
llav i< .<- no rlvlc priili-7
VVi*
m ak, plana bu( w* do not carry
(hem through to completion, and
where rllie . all around lie are
bulling wilh artlvlly, Banfoid
rem ain, dormant.
"At a recent m reling uf the
C am pbrli-tau.ing Unit No M
of the A m rrliun I m- k Ioii Auaill
ary it
decided Unit thl* open
letter tie written and the follow,
mg m iration, aakad.
"I
Have Henalur llou.holdrr'. amenclrnenl. to the
IBS7 huafilial act been pa.aod
yet?
"1 lla* lb* second >»le of
the hospital bonds been ad.
vrrtixed yet?
"3. Has anything
been
done to bring in new doctor,
to Sanford?"
“ W* are anilous to know the
• ta tu . or the ho.pH*I project and
to do everything in our power to
ruth its construction. We believe
It Is Sanford'* greatest need at
T to Lions Chib will hold It* tto present.
regular meeting tomorrow night
“ Mr*. Manuel Jacobson.
at 7(00 o'clock ot tto Palma and
“Chairman, Hospital Committee
Pinat R estaurant on the Orlando
"Mrs. J W. Daniel,
highwny.
President
"Mr*. C. F. Proctor.
T to Junior Chamber of Com.
Pact Pr* aider
merea wtU moot a t 7:00V*lock tolira . Le C lair Irwin,
nlghl a t tto Recroation Building,
Secretary.
instejM of a t TiSO P. M , la orxler
to allow members to attend tha
Rubinoff oattaa a t
City News Briefs
, T*jgs*hy Wilson was Ueuad a
PW»nH a t tto City HaJl
1M
Mrenti'st rivcil |t tht mii m 'I . I •l i fi Iii yjinifJiin.ii^
mrrnLeiR (if
Campb* i! Lt^ h m j ^ nlUd In-i tn^M u- t;
ADDIS ABABA. Ethiopia,
Me) A—(A.P.)Haile Sele*.
■ir. emperor af Ethiopia and
l.lnn of Judah, haa enlered
his rapltal after flee years of
exile while Ethiopia was ia
11alien hand*.
Intense excitement prevailed
•n (he gelly bedecked cily aa
Ihe emperor rode In triumph,
a n il, yraterdav la reclaim hi*
thr* ne. All Italian* left In
(he rlli remained Indoors.
Southern Construction
Double That Of 1940
Hnftah find Iraq were t r p o r lc d ( «
hnvn rr- jcH o d a T u r k tali iif fci nf
mrdtaMon nnd ryi KgypNnn nppcal
fiii « p**Rcvful RctMcmml
Mi m l Hritain today thrcalFniMl
In hnmh ancient IlMKhdod nnd drsiruy 11 »»«(*« i ich flow of oil un!*■** ftuqiii forces cense their
foui day Rirgt* of Huhtisfiiyn mr
Ihim* ji* an ORnentint prerequisite
1" pence negotlnt irmn pr«ipo*eit
h> Turkey nnd Kff/pi
Hrilixh reinforcem ents landed
ut llu *i ti on the Per*ii»Ti <■ul f
haw r Isui’bed lU bham yu, flfi mile*
ixeel ■f Hughd*d on the Fuphrate*. in nn effort to relieve the
Impel ml rarrinon hmnmere.l hy
!rni|ii
nr filler y
fire
pince T h u r t *
dny flight, Tulro d Isprite hex h*M,
Both Turkey »nd Fgypt threw
♦'a n t, Mill. rirv
MrLmilln, i heir Moslem Infliietire into ur
J ' i n ( pi.**Idi'fit • Mr* ( ‘ I If gent e ffo rt r to mediate it settle
w in. -•'(ieittrv Mr*
F P l l n ment between Britain end the
$Ki ■i * a lit* . Mr-hud l-'tcId,
( p R ilsirl Cla IV |< T s« l
hi aim in it Mi. *'
¥ Prortnr,
rh tip In hi <ind Mr* Slilmry Iltf'lliit.I.
S» -- i r* Sill nt nr ms
n ffi. IM l.f thr* .Sun* nf the
f ,**rfmil Cl - ' hM.(I lust night wcic
Sulii* v Rii1‘km il, ir rnptmri; IlAr
M rmbrrs of Ihe Sanford W o
fir»t liriitcnilta: man's Club w err urgrd tndev by
It
IV l.c
(**•<•$if* vjiitvi'f ■<i'con*i hfutrnnnl ; ihi-ir prrsldenl, Mrs C. it Dew •
nil ju la n t. N<>1 •mi, to attend e luncheon m eet
Hill v K-.ilifiolf
IfY ¥ T t nun k finsner officer ing al lb* club house on I'ark
r
M 1** 1H| an m, Jr . chap In in , Avenue tomorrow al 12:311 I* M.
histiirlari ■Hire a picture will he made of
Qunf trimAFi;
*Ht tut rt
ixlid T S' hio llrown, sergeant at Ihe rio u p for Th* Hanford H er
nrm» ,^ul»»r\ R irh an i, Sr., ta ald
rbsi? $iu»ii ,.f the ativisory contSo that e good showing will be
UllMa*' a.f 1h»* rr^up
made hv Ihe club, Mr* Dawson
inotaltad
th**
ful
4
i BU*
Mix.
asked that member* be present
Iflto 1M» lit nf f irn ■ 4>f 1 hr Junior on time T to picture, which will
Auxtlis rv , V1n tarn* W«*lta. junior he used In tto annual mall-away
chmi r»‘R'D, J*. T** fli! •«"!•„ arc iv edition of ThA Herald next Fell,
turv MurF*t<rt Myrm. «r#*»ur^r. will he made ott the lawn In front
Mt r j n n f .lunr Burdkk* chapUln of th* club house. »
• rut lirnm S rhrrr, R#rir**nl »t
(Tub Members To
Ilnve Picture Made
irm *.
Mr*
A
R
Ford i* chilF-
m«n nf l hr mUiMiry rom m ltler
nf tin- i.rMBhiiMtion.
A ft«-r 1hn in-tullutinn of nfflie c t * nnd I h r I oik b y II r. W tlfi-
ntfin thr mrrtirur woi turned oyoi
tn Mr* A R Ford who preoen*
rd irrnihrrn nf the ffunlor AuxUU rv in Riin»» end dJnce num ber.
Refrrshm eota were served at the
rinse rt ihe meeting to nearly
100 people.
_________
BALTIMORE, N ay i . - C O - LEE COUNTY BILL PASSED
• » w a a t T hlr- Seutharn eonetrurttag la tha flrat
TALLAHASSEE, May 8 —
four mo*tto of 1141 reached a to
*aUT!S' ^ w»*" ' Mangonatlo* g ad Olive A v o a aaa.i* 7 o ast ta l o f IM l.lta ^ O O -a figure more (Special)— Senator W ard. Fort
U na deuble the total fa r the tam e Myers, passed in tto Senate yes
terday bills to auhtoria* tto Lae
county school
tu rp lu i revenue from lie lataceet
and (Inking fund to tha ganaral
fu n d and to alteeata h alf of tha
conattr'a revenue* from racing to
Milk Firm® Indicted
For Trust Violation
NEW YORK. May t —<AV-A
federal grand Jury ytxterday In
dicated Sheffield Farm*, Inc., tto
Borden Company, four subsidiary
concerns and S . Individual* on
charges of coni piracy to violate
tto Sherman anil-truet law and
Hx milk price* In tto MatropoU.
ten are*.
.
.
T to true hill allat*d th a t Ito
defendant*— w hith It laid tall 40
percent of all a U ra-to ag h i milk
In tto city ((ex pired to aoatial
tto price* ef waala—ia »U k from
Anr. 1. IRSt.
LOCAL WEATHER
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Kentucky Derby
ags A s Red Hats
W in Shutout 2-0
turtles Holds Sanford
iWen To Four Scattered Hits W h i l e
Facing
31 Batters
3K#\f ’
u
Florida State
League
,
f anfonfs offense sagged ' m i
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INDIANAPOLIS, May 8— (JP)
—Forty.one cars, including two
At IS RMhWlWto MOW- «X W French-sponsored speedsters, had
idPC&fWp*/4CC- IJtlJ "tSAH •
bean entered In Iho Indianapolis
f l u A g v r R g «n w x » —
motor speedway Memorial Day
SOOnnUe race as the midnight
cosing time npprr ached last
night.
Rpeedway officials said a few
OJOit^AAo iriPiAU*’
more entries postmarked before
the midnight oesininr might be
s f A i t - r * ic «fiu iC R
leeelvcd today.
stxiniPAW
o p ik o UB IS ffcoHlAfi fo t A f
They announced yesterday that
I M W lo m c rtx u M -Alls
AU^RiCAri LBAGOa
qualifying trials ;ur the annual
seAioti. do voompAW rtu
classic would begin May 17.
ze& m ew a Scots op
Only 3S cars can slart the race
w.ios side* e o u e r wod
,f
and the one* showing the fastest
I I iti ( 4 8 7 —
_ _ _ _ _
qualifying tlm* for 10 mile* will
be permitted to face tho starter
on May SO. All cars must qunlify at u speed of at least 110
New Device Reveals
miles ap hour.
Stewart Says—
Tung Fruit Moisture
Heading the
let of entries
were three can sponsored by
Load, Sea Fertti
Mika Boyle, Chicago sportsman,
Not Mado Obsolete
which Included the Italian Mase.
By Air W arfare
rail In which Wiitor Show of In.
dianapolls hat woo tlm last two
GAINESVILLE, May S— (Speraces, thaw aga.ti will pilot the
rial)— Rates of parity payments
By CHARLES F. STEWART .
sleek maroon speedster. The oth.
method, wl.lch Involve* the use to be mada to growers who plant
Central Preee Columnist „
or Boyle entries wul be driven
by Chet M llrr of Detroit and
AVIATION HAS supplement#* of an electric apparatue called within tfcelr 1941 acreage allot
George Conners of Los Angtlos. surface fighting forces, ashore and in ohmmetcr. with an attach, ments of cotton , and flue^nrtd
Tho I wo foreign entries were afloat but they*r*'not oboout* on ment for hooking Into the fruit tobacco were announced recently
cabled In by Rene Lebegue of account of It and they're in no don- wai devised by Dr. R. S. Me. by the United States Department
ger of becoming Kinney, In eharge of tho U. B. of Agriculture. The payments will
Franco, who drove In last gear's
Bureau of Agriculture! Chemls- l.e based on tha normal yield of
■''56*3
*Rh«r~cm*
race, and Jean Trcvaux, also of
Iry and Engineering’! laboratory each producer's acreags allot
Phat kelly not.
France. I^tegue nominated him.
In Gainesville.
ment at the following rates:
My In fo rm ■elf Iff drive one of the care and
The old oven method of de- Cotton, 1.38 cents per pound;
» nt w»* ,n **'•
the other will Its piloted by TreK T f V ' - m ml reI I'm sr- tcrniining thr moletur* contonl flutu-ured tobacco, 0.0 cent per
vatix. The care, right-cylinder
qualnled with. look more than 34 hours and pound.
Talbots, nr^ arc In Portugal, i* TT'T
7 W Hie family en.i tv*a not satisfactory. A better
The parity, or price adjust,
awaiting shipment to the United | P v
n '7f • i * - J min# know on* mrtliod is nrrdsd In the rapidly mtnt, payments will be In addi
a n o t h e r very ilcvr loping Industry. When not tion to tha regular agricultural
J
well. The otho. loo moist, the fruits yield high conservation
payments
which
e v e n in g hie er percentage* of oil.
farmers may earn under the 1941
daughter
The electric method, the bureau farm progam, It was stated to■ dropped In t» •later, la quick, since all the op day by II. G. Clayton, 8tata AAA
■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ see my daugh- erator has to do U to book up adminlsUtivs officer.
CharVa F.
ter and he i+rm the instrument to a tung fruit,
These conservation payment
Stewart
with her. Bo he turn on the current and read the
and I had a lit result on tha Indicator. Tha Mora
tle chatl-purety a social on*.
resistance
molitlire. the
.... leas---- -------- - to
If I’d palled on hint In a Journal the current. Tbe usual procedure are 1.17 cent* a pound on cotton
NEW YORK, i f |
—i/P)—
istic capacity he'd have been as U» ■ Is to bore IvAi parallel holes In and 0.8 cant per pound on flbe
Jo* .Louie* urogram of ona^i- communicative
as an oyatsr. I'm n tung fruit about ons Inch apart enred tobacco.
montli tllit
w$n »xl#ndThe only change In the pro*
ho would. In fact, a* h* wsi and one.half Inch deep. Insert
anothar hatch Thuriday, when sure
trduro for determining rates for
1saving, 1 remarked that I'd visit
Promoter Mike Jacob* announeed him aoon for an Interview. At tin Into them the two tormina!* of 1941 parity payments, as com.
the meter until they *r* tight,
, L “ V fr
Buddy Baer word "inlrrvtew" he shied Instant and road the moisture percentage pared with the 1940 program, la
Wkriiliwtai, D. C.. on Mat- ly Ilk* a scared horse.
t^>t tha "16 percent rule" boa
-from a table of reelstance.
23 the heavyweight ehamplon
“Oh. in that case," he aald, 'T t
l.tep eliminated. This rule pro.
would |*k* on former light-heavy- have lo turn you over to our prtrr
w-leht (III.holder Blllv Conn of section. Admiral Hepburn nans It.'
Pittsburgh at tha Polo grounds And I'm quite awake that Urn press
June 18.
The Conn Hate, of course. In
predicted on tho Rrowrt Bomber's
surer«a against tha younger of
the Rear*.
The June dal* with Louis was quits all right.
Most Mg countries have a wai sviatlon etmpty because, as terraithe ons wanted most by all fou<
of ths main contenders— Bast, deportment, a navy department trial and oooanl* sxperts, they're SEMINOLE COUNTY
and
an aviation deportment Wa’rl Mow to recognlos that their reepO
Cjpn. Abe Blmon and Lou Nova different.
We have war and navy tire profesMona are outmoded by
COURT RECORDS
—and their managara, since thal'i departments,
each with an nvtallaa
alway* a profitable month fo- adjunct hut no Independent avte- tbe bird* overhead T"
heavyweight till# bout
WARRANTY D U D S
Tha Ono-Kjrod Doom
With Ray and Conn now proWeU, aa previously remarked, Jooobe, O. M. et ux to George
rumably satisfied, Uia most vod-’
U, Jacob#,
"You see," explained my admiral, my admiral anowerod thane qveo* Derry
feroualy disgruntled party was
man, Joseph Clebern et na
tlMCe
when
I
ashed
him
about
It,
“
the
James Joy Johnston, Blmonra manto Bon Roberts -et Ux
*TU any Uda," he added. "1 think
army
needs
avtatora
(Ur
Its
par
agvr. Jimmy maintained, with
Gao. G. et ux to G. M.
ticular requirements and Urn navy maybe (he airplane la about due to Jacobs,
great ledlgnallon, that Mlk* Ja needs
Jacobs
them for Its particular pur put the submarine out of bustaeoa,
cobs was running nut wt a Louts- poses and
than* respective purposes You'll remember what Kipttag U A L MTATE MORTOAOU
Blmon rematch (tht* want 18 ore quite unlike ene anether. A via*
Jacobs, O. K. et ux to Flret Fed*
rounds *t Detroit In March)! tlea shouldn't be regarded na a
oral Bsv. A Loan Assn.
that It had been set flret for separate eervtee. It'* on army anO
Benton, C. E. et nx ts Tha So
May 9, then May 18- Ihen for It tlkewtes As a navy arm, and loo
merset Co.
June and now “maybe for Jnly. two arMS Jught to be cUeeifled srMcPherson, Richard it ua to Go
cordlngty- They're much men #»•
dent that way."
UThe U. B. Navy muit *pend
Enthusiastic avidtore have tot
mote tlm* trolnlpg a pUot than elated tor ■ number of years that
I* required to manufacture lb* their sendee, u reality, la prslty
plan* he flies.
much tha wlmta thfaw or la toot be*
Cotton, Tobacco
Parity Payment
R a te s Announced
it the 400 fans on edge and
g tor victory the Scmlnries
to bat—throe up, thru,
1 Booth hit Into a ground
from second to first. Me’ filed out to centerflcM and
oak grounded to first base
g assist ty Uia first sarkrr
I putout by the bag covtr.
S."VSSSS? J ”aS S M
Princeton Star
Punctures Lung
PRINCETON. Mav 3 - W —
Edward Burrow., Jr., I I . alar
Prlneetan Unlvrrslly middle dlsJane# runner, was in a aatlafarlerv rondlllon at the unlvaealtv
Infirmary last nluht after phval•lani found he had punctured u
'uny In a drexlo* rorm arrIHent
vt Franklin Field. Phlladalnhia.
•ast Saturday fr Mowing the Ftnn
•clays.
Dr. Charles M. Franklin oaid
Burrow** also had German man
sion. "Full recovery" waa axnecled, he said, but the runner
would be unable to enter the
Intercollegiate competition for the
met of the track seaaon.
Bn ri owes entend Uia Infirmary
Wednesday night complalnlag of
a alight pain In hln ebaai, Ha
Teachers Invited To
Take Defense Course
S5KSVBhBWP.'iiPI
Bach
Inetltutlao Will
^
r
\
-V’ * r
1-vv i
I-*
fc.’iPhdi
oXk-
ley now. wat or dry, wai
“whacky" Whirlaway, who had
to lose his last raca to become
the "people's choice."
Tha fellows who -make a habit
of looking at tho darker aide
(minted out that the derby hasn't
been run on an dff-track since
1038, when Omaha provad him.
self a "chip off the old block"
ty repeating the triumph of hlrdi;Hy, GollsAt Fox.
‘•we've been lucky for a long
time now, so tha law of averages
is bound to ratch up with us,"
was the -r-census of tba Cloomy
Gus group.
Except lor this go of mud Old
Man (Cfetbor nv-m! r ' to t**"i
■t this
*m) “ biggest of all"
derbies, the only major development of the day at Churchill
Downs found n switch In tho
pocky lineup, with Johnny Adams
assigned to ride tba mud-running
(twain In placo of Johnny Gil
bert. The latter was ret down at
rimileo for 10 day* and will not
he avails tile, mi Owner Cleaveland Putnam hired the California
sensation of two rears ago and
he arrived Thursday from New
York.
There was also word In the
een box at the Downs that Don
eade would not ride Little
Beans, but Owner Rocky Falla*
dino said he had received tio no
tice of this, and e* DecLed to bear
drflnltslv from Don Thursday
night. Meade la riding In New,
York. It was learned , from stu*
ether source, howtvrf, that If
Meade can't make Hi Patladtno
Would Import George Moore from
New England.________**-______ _ ■
K
Fenders
Endowment Fund For
Paintings Proposed
Straightened
tU4.lt* r.pslml to took like
new. Anjr klnit of lm4r work
■lulrkl), ssiwrllr »ml tTflctlWIty done, by T. I* llarl.y.
Dynamic Wheel Balancing
Makip ftrlvln* *e(«r . end
•oeter, irdum, iirr wsar up lo
*•!». Come lit oow.
RATLIFF & SON
WINES - GINS - LIQUORS
FRBR DELIVERY—PHONH b‘40
BILL’S%i'.‘PACKAGE
STORE
l * - V*
**
c
*£*W1qgviSde.
_______ ________
Let o> M s ysa n«r.X l e n t Hawn. n . yen*
’ w M «a a !» ir hT
,mmT * ^ mr
oar
First
Federal
Saving! ft Loan
Ail'll,
• r aKitiMoi.r i -o u r tv —« * * n t u t o u t Arm.
Expert Repairs
to make any reftira
farm machinery, IrmUor
other equipment.
Mi|l Supplies
Irrigation
Syatcma
- Expert Welding
ftM
5
FARMERS’ MARKET
KurniuA piumucTu
•KANA Tvndwgrovna, ■«. II
U t-I.ll Was l i t .
TALLAIIABSE e T May I — unrr*. u*s baa. »#••»**.
bar. Its-u*.
(RnectoD— Stale Buparintsndanl CAUUAOU.
Per tea It4e-U.es.
C A i i i i L r i m L*os. who . i M w •tail. Tie to Me
have Invited high dohool I
or* to taka N w U 1M
, i.H-t-ta.
fs«H rourav*. Tha wash
L‘ l r I’Ssor.na It*, tier, Plato
Fey. LM -UI, t-H dee •*>
rovidacted at tho llotrar
Miami and the Unhrer
Hrittf/**t Ik Pail lev
FtorUajdnriag tbe^flrol
'’•“'■ji' **:
Unlay, but left Lhoae handling
the favorites leading cheer* for
mud.
T h e weatherman1^ tentative
prediction of pmbabta local ahow.
era for the 87th running of tha
"big heat," fcowtver- laft na
feara for the msrrro-tbe-strrot.
In the part 48 hours, he has
passed right on by Our Boots
M tL N A & W
Gator 9 Winds
Up Bad Season
Against Auburn
^V.
M A A e n BBWMD Hut i*1 Mit
cf¥Mt/te K n & U e+ r, «* n w «o J ty iW U r f*
2 French Speedsters
Will Qualify F o r
Automobile Derby
Ub pitchers, Hudson and
as, were working hard on
Mound and the Seminole arc
Ml flee men white glvlny up
eight hits. Burnea wjffcd
man In the nine frame* am.
only one base on balls .
double error In the eighth In.
•at un the flrat run for the
ala when Hudson and flklp(7hillock mishandled an posy
Ml grounder hit by Cate*.
Tat It a: In through while
k picked It up for a bad
> first, allowing the run.
extra Coat. Tha next man
• single, advancing Pates
I'whrro' he « m balled In
t baseman Sterling mi n
fit. Sterling tried to make an
m baas when the ball » n
dad to homa plats tut Kltk
luted a throw to second and
ght him for ■ putout.
I the ninth Inning Madjeaki,
d . nun up bit a long triple
tight field and scored on a sin.
, py Trammel. Trarnmo', went
'aacanrl and .to third on the
M on tha next two batter*
I died there on a putout of tht-
'
iitn U rllt Sat ttoMe-
41 Cars Entered
In Indianapolis
Memorial Race
i
^ / ' t|
Whirlaway Is Tops
With Man-In-TheStreet Bettors
=
i U f t e Bortte*
�»
I
#*
Sanford In The Only Central
Florida City Affor.llntr Kail, HlgtlwRjL
And Water Trnn.sporlatlon
n o il foi
EWHI’AFHK
\
— — 1 ■■ ■ » m
kH h
l
SANFORD,
FLORIDA,
SATURDAY.
MAY-
Streamliner VIsltH Sanford
---------------------- * —
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.1 r<*t •
Full-Time Prodtoctk>n C o n s i d e r e d
•To Do Aw«y ,*•With
'Weekend Blackout1
WASHINGTON, May 3.-(A’>—
kbh officials, urrantiy ton.
ad about ihcrtasinff nrodue.
, are cotisidcrinr aaklnff la*
Hera la a view of the Tamlnml Champion, sleek now Aflantl rr and labor to ao chance
working (blfta In (Manila] Coast Line train, which was welcomed in Snnforil and other Crnt-al
>rle« that they ran operate Florida eitlea today on a preliminary mil hvfiqc it bruin* trgulnr
■ day* a week and I I boon a service to northern points tomorrow.
G rtatN e*
>vfc(d C i
V flru.8,
:*
U to atrika at tba
'waakand blackout.'*
individual'! working time
ba fncreaasd under tab plan,
blfta would bo ebahfod and
j employes would ba put ta
tin order that an equal force
bo aTollable all tba Waah.
government modal ' two
yeatenlay to eapbnd thr
tmni'i'af armament* far
t and-tha. Unit'd Sutra.
rlllUm a Imudtan'and Sid, ..lUmati, tep'men or tbk Ofof Productlaa' Managewant,
that defense laduitriai InA quadruple Installation of nf.
worker* ta U n t o
thrlr
racatlon* thlr rummer by fleer* of the rampb*-ll-l,n»*iiiK
o f a bonus system. Under Post of tbr American Lcirimi, thr
•uggaatod ' ayitam u vitally.
Matted worker who usually yeti Lrfflon A u alliary. Ron. nf thr
Throngs Greet Tamiami Champion
As Streamliner Makes Trial Run
.
Legion Groups To
Install Officers;
Public Invited
diocribed 0t« British
at th* moatant da "pretty
1 v v 1
ain’t greatest nead, b* aa»d,
m
ould ra-
ra* If he stayed
hn tba Job. A ItO-wsek map/ for
teample, would r*t hla usual 940
ter hie two-waak vacation period,
phm 940 extra.
• 2. President Roosevelt wrote to
Kuudaan and Hilbnan, asking
that production of machine tools
I * expedited, that ouch tool* bo
worked day. night and Sunday*,
and that tM'nation ha combined
for Idle machine tool* and op
eraUrea to b* employed In dcfeaae prodactton.
At tba OfM. It
Ffaaldwit
production'
•Writ la A
Legion ami the Junior Aualliary
Will be hrlil Monday
night
nl
1:00 o'clock in the I .re ion Hut on
the lake front, Jtnl Kitlfl», ronu
mtnder of thr
m im I
thi*
morning.
"They w ill Ih* tin* mout m i ion*
and Imprrativi* trrem on.ra of
th« y ta r.” M r
Klrlila tlcclurcd.
“ All friends of ttie legion arc In
vited to come ami «rc the pro
ceeding*-"
A fte r the
cen-mnnir* -th e re
w U b ( a program o( entertain.
mant under the direction of M i*.
Ford. With tha following
prvaented by the Junior
»F«
Am
An
r w ; ‘ M nrgtrvt
M larrio vce Sir*Jc.
'Uari
c * /b y Vies M aty K llia tx ll.
TownsPI
Getting Si
yTu esdey
ItU
WU»
M a rin e *
■ M i pro-
K
■B*' w
and
Mai task
Mri moat
With hla
S-AINE8U l«tit
town and ct>
and clrk.tluV
Orange and La
balp toward tl
propoacd Unit
cafap In nartb
"Tffiltrw;
tba Halnaa City
committee, rati
from Waahlngto
ferred with w e
fklaU and m | i
troop of morn
present that tha
durt. “ Finn
Sv%* • I
M u rjo rir June i, •
urdirW
Dane*, by M i**
M *rv
t.i ■ •
Dorr'.' ’
Vpcal
nuinlcr,
••|!nd
till
9^18p«- America," by Mi«* lit nr.
'from bree
rtimenu
Officers o f the | m>.I end ».l "
Osceola, Bona o f th r Legion » dl l.<
pledged •tailed by Pa»t | ) i - i i n i <
mender (Scorer W r ln .li iii mol ■
army aualliary o ff lr r n
u ill
t«
ty at a •tailed by M U * V i u , i tm
W inter Park. |>»*t d i . l i n ' i
irman of dent of the auxtliMn
>9 camp site
I t w ill be tin' iretilid of
yesterday quadrupU In.tallutlon
, tin
he con Th# first «>■ held l»«t v* iti
tinent oftold the
00
men
la tn the
partment
a alt* la
-‘Aid
In
Camp
Petitions ARainst
War Urged By Solon
KANSAS CITV. May I
a camp
together,
I,
Haines
urer a fta r
a total of
tlon of
by the
h baa aly a * said.
P. F. A. Boys Enter
State tesM-Con test
- — — . af America
tba atato
at tba
-I*
Rena tor Clark, llem ucrai. M i.......
ri said laat night "w r now !«*<• • ■
ftorn IiOlldon that th-. lo ilh u n
tbs address of the I ’rraidi iil »
be piactbmily
........................
war."
Addressing
n im rtu i.i
»i*
sored by the America K li.l C»«'
mltteo, he urged that peoidi ■t
arywbero flood th.- m ailt a d ii itltlene
dlroctlv
to
!•*»•• ■••i i.•
Rooter* t de.rending that h- b n
lb * nation »ul nf e n r
II. •
ad:
" In W atlil'iulon. it
no
that tba Preildenl U ppropeily i<
luctant to proceed loo far in *d
vdnea of
public
aentimrnl <n
plunging this ci.n n h * Intr i
naaleetrom of w ar ami thui 1
knows that the overwhelmln/ ■■. i
tlmant o f ll.e Anii-riran | m rpl. itwW opposed to our entni'H-r tnt..
rhtrl.
'
XX * I, ,ttnn*a tin- Tniuinnti C'hunipii-ii. -p 'ld v ktri’MiulInrr whlcli
will I"IIIOI tMU llttfUglllU'l- to fust
<i\i4« from Flom lii to thr
N iu 'h . r M iiil hforr |N*rmm* from
8ai'l*iu l, Uihiiifln mid u tlirr point*
in * • it 11 ioI KIo id I m g a th rm l at
tin
\ 1•;**»• i* f*oN>t I ei lir tlrpot
thlo ...... Ding *4- thr tiain wlulr.l
In pm Mi.
,»i in Mf, „S-|«,rlb
I otiifi il oi ih<* i olor* of thp
i ,*•, i | in,
finr|i|r Mini
whi». Ho I (to tlo-url i-lrrtrir •*n
K*"#
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In it .
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inn
ilrwn
lhl» •! I| III! • a II | f MI |M|t ,*f (III
• U i . 1 I'fl'Mpffi, xxlo ir tIt#- Cham
plot. • " 1. ix • ii.tHiii row to In-gin
lu . I’ uht.
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« t it fur iy fn*m ihr t.l.i
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rh- t . .4 Hi. f it i Irntti 1. axing
i • •1 lot S*» i'll Klnihiix
Si 1 though tin* •prclntufa f i»•
dn> • • • • . lot hr. c liffrrrn tlv . an«J
>»11. «•tiling m 711-milr-au*
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fxoi
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. ix i.f 1*' m! ih r spirit wn«
in nnd tin- e afltem rnl Jtial
l,
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o iln
itliilfiirin of
|io. .ten *i niind.er of O r
rri
dicndai in*, »ht bad t«>me
in ntilnfttrthilf
litHird yhr traip
mill t »sj* tun I* (to Ihr train wav.
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I roi i Sanfofd wliw nau
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and M »
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I* 11 i Im s . Mi mill Mi p.
(i
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•
I
C'dlitiH, Kdvtnrd 11IgglMta.
• *a I ’ I I it'ti11 and O rrar To
lit. i limit • I
luglrx
A ox*i*i* tliosi 111*111 In I.mol XXho
to d .,n l..I ot
Snnford
wvrti
‘ i t> i i II i
Hixli h. t it i mM Kri
to. I i .Stillth. Itu tlfirv I> rr•
U *Mfi lahitiiM ti, N N Ja
it*. !• it
f
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I..
' xxi
I
A IVrlxin* and Bill
Iff
......... fit oi Otlaiitlo xxIto hoardtlo ■11 eMinlmrr here for the
I* look wr i r Ms / <>r William
I' uitlnll and M n It^anlaH f'a|»n tmd M»« .laek Itrardall, W
r O 'N to l, (' I* tlirkinaoii. Col
»l W illiam lilenn. C*arr> Hand,
• *rtr» Ifrmlfortl. Andv Siaughr, It - \
llrrtoton. Atldiaon N.
tViker. M im /.rid a .laaprr. M r*
• *f are Itarr, M artin A iolrrarn, Lr*
i . v (iiip *, Idnten
A lim
and
i: tlpli
Bagwell
Among
thoao
» in W inter Park w rrr Mayor
' dm M tooly. A rth u r S rliu lti. and
I t Hamilton lltdt
Anotfig thr Atlanllt t'oa»l l.m r
* finals alMiard the tram w rrr
'
It
Riif I i , ru|Nirintrii«lent i»f
anaiMti tatiun foi tlo* ►oiithern
viaioo, of Jat kaonvillr, W II
Uharton.
dlvuioii
paaprogrr
,. *c n t.' of
Jarkaonvlllr;
J a m ti
••rant, general manager of mo.
i v« iNiwrr, nf Wayrroar. (la.; ami
H . |) Q uarrrla. general mrchanMal instructor, of W ilmington,
NC
Fruiii OrlamJo, lh«* train goes
• •« (!■ ••« Ote h is r T ttul
PROCLAMATION
- r
W H E R E A S , Great D ri.au,
> |i ( l* t in | nation of ilaino-
qraiy, la In dlra need of all p •••ib lr aid, and
W i m E A S , Tncoday, M»v
hat lm*n eel a n d * thruushM l . Dm Natton as “ Bandies f*» HrtU in llu s p lU l Day,'* thr ubawnned e f which w ill b* •|.„naorad locally by th *. Ran( • 4 branch o f “ BundIre for H rtU in. Inc.," an organiaalton
• f Araaricaa woman ln>err«t<-.l In kewpinff the dcnocratla
kdaala npon which this natiun *• founded, and
W H X U A 8 , an that day a drive w ill he mada foy fund*
which to help tba wounded In G reat Britain's hospitals
MOW THnEFORE. I. W C. H ill, by v lrin a of tba anIharhjr H a l *d hi ma as mayo* of the C ity o f Sanford, do
kankf proclaim Too.day, May 6, Bundle* f a r Britain lloafftol Day |n Sanford, and u r(c utir antiro rilUoniy to C*narowaly (wpesd to Um appeal which will b* mad* on that day,
hurkij atwajra In mind tba th-ught that tba Enalisb pwopto
O l asrffq*tof terribly tn tbwir detorralaod fight f a r tba conwM
tomtom af tha damacraUc principles of froodoeo, JuaUeo
C D f WITNESS W H E R E O F , 1 b a r* hereunto sat my band
nfftnad tba Seal ot tba c a r •> Sanford tbta 99th day
mi
91 Astfl. A- D- l » 4t.
.
mguoii
W. C. HILL, Mayor
Member Amounted Frrfw
1941
1
NUMBER 209
Fighting Continues
Fiercely In Iraq ;
T obruk Fort Holds
Axis Seeks To Clean, HONORED BY FDR 26 British Aircraft
Out Garrison, But1
Destroyed On A irf
English Hold Fast,
field, I r a q S a y s ;
Despite PrcHs u re
Nazis Incite Arabfll
•I? ^ a tv fla lH •*»»•*
Thr Axin »4iU|rht to t It mi ttiil
thr tmubiraotnc l l r i t r i i ...............
n ( Tobruk. L ily a , ttnia) hm th«*
Hr it iteh contimirtl
t«» txith^htDil
thr lu-avy un'Psurr.
Ih r British jcarrihou »«t In
liruk r«»unlrr*aitarkri| thr tlrrimtiiM and
Italia n *
> r» trn tn /,
ihinw iiig thrm |»arll> rut of th«
fit 1 1*a outer drfenarR, Mriti^h milItm v Mourrn assrrtrii
T h r h a ttlr M ill i* raging u flrr
MAV
X OKK.
May S —
tvt« day*, hut lhn»r Axi* fnrrra
I x rt
Ih r tisroian
radio
remaining irmidn th r outer l»rn
-■id iialat H i,I rn cirrlriasat
•u rtrr n f th r I.ibyan ft*rtrrst fu i\r
..I llrilith Ir.«*i>- at IU«ra la
l»ern flopped there, th r B nti-h
lis 'l rmilmuixl "arcnrdlna tn
m ill.
I'laii* " •nil
lhal
numsrov,
Strong rontingrnU
of
ihr
•It'tarhairitU nf Indian tmopa
llritifth rxpeditionnry forr»
V t.l ilr-rtls tl Ih r Itrillah • nd
rurd from (Jrwwrr w rr r rc| r(i
Jninril Ihr Iraqi.
hastening vt mt9% nnl lo
t tnntli i H i i t i s p traklrllt clert i ll
*1r *«am lalrrf I'rvaa
thr (Jrrman threat to Kgypt a m i. ir p irtu m l i». I
at i ixt *l m* *itt
to uii| Ih r 1'ohrult gun him, xthirlt White llm is t. xxh.it h* j.r i In
W in
fln m i it
f ir r c c lv i:t
•s h ii mi)rn intidr Italian l.itixn
•In ff to ri c gur t t l I , « |
>« l a n ; t \ i v . i n i n f fillt iir o n
to Thlri ia thr arrnml tiuir thr tiini’hroli
givt li
hx
I ' l f id' nl •lav :i I lit- tint t li* |M>l\vri‘ tt th a
A xin troop* b«vc p e n ilra tn i I"
ItlMIROV I'll
l l r i i o l i . 111•I I rim fiirvoH w e n t
h iu k '* outi iniost lint ", tlo lit iti «!•
m in i lir
r i n i i i l .la v in a il
vanl. but thr |»rr*» n l nltiok i
m ofr »«ati*f led than
tlo
otlni
a n . i < u m ili'il w ith n u 'tn o rit'fl
which fnilrtl.
.n f \ . , n i--lit-il Itultv 1<uiiitii. A hT hl* *rront| d ritt wnk Imiiiehril
1te\........
irim1(l<
i...i.i..„ni
ivpjiu i),
1 l.lil,
ugnlimt th r sou t h u t rl p riin irtti
S a r n c fii a n il
i irci'lx
U ttiiu in
with a atrong (irrm nn limit thru-t
i l l . l v l»«i\V r r
FiiPINirtriJ by i IU p I mhiiIh n mid
followed by iiifahlr>
1III Allot.ttili . ,|tll|..UIK' til that
xX
xiihdiitxx.tl from
T h r llntiph r l a ^ n i Ih r *•(ta« k
lit 11* h (I tip X
aw a failure nine* it full* d I
1it . . . « XX t * 41* • t•'mpli* hi d with a
rra rli Ih r inner drfriiM p
I..
rt I,*., tl* ip
i .> rM and four
T h r inner ring ef fortifi. nlmti .
11.h i * j..ii *
•cvetal inilrv Tung, mverv th*
It tuid unl> urn nt the tra n *I u w ii and harbor arol I* tniitdi
|M»rt* had troopi aburird and t h it
wtrongrr than thr hrokrn outer
••mi „f thr men *«lH»artl were rc»ring.
It * about time foi tlo t|< • • « *i. d hv ID Hi It tlriUnyera.
Around Kaluin. tlo* Kgtphait t 1ligllt pt asoli in ( '«idinl I l«*i nl t
i|t. .In . 19*ported that N ns I air,
holder tovtn in * hlrli thr Axir
to login, mraulng that ugout •alii IHUMII9' ami Mirfuu- craft aaok
drive hat reached, thr British said
,m;o triu uf British
mcruf xvtokrip
w .iiffrit both
it.ttIt )'i.t*hK^*»nil
Vo tiltg.a ml
a Httftll rn tin y forcr hold thr errw •. of
dd|»pini? rifutcc or apato
port nrra under rontiiiuni harmaa
Iv till* Hr itlah id April,
rn<inl ,|V | | r|ilih * m aehanim l pa- tile will*
^1at || t iir«t h« ».r tno.tgio tmia xtert? aaid
trnla' Tha /aiflTorcrm erit*
f ion thr S a a f i d S i a l r * * # m Olej
l tern di-'troyrtl hi fJ n tk
No Aid Promised
Nation By Berlin
Residence O f P r e
mier Of Iruq Said
Bombed By English
Picking Season
For Deer Tongue
Will Begin Soon
Workers To Harvest
Wild Plant Used
In Curing Tobacco
rkf
33 V X ± a » < f d
(Jrrrr^fVtrrl'loKprftgdi *fil *f reng^
th fn
t .Ua ^ c t l f t ^ M p r t l /
( J0 „ e c t e d
|n
Membership Drive
A tidal of $17Go in tilth and
H r.7 in *lgned plrdgen lta« In i ll
lerelved l»x tin SriuilioU* Couldy
t ha min i id i oitMiirrre m It i nii
imal
mrfl»hr|shlp d rier. K<lwaitl
iiiggiu-.. Mi n tary irportetf In.
day
f)x*rr (Whi mnidirrahlpa liaxr
Ire n lacueil, hr •>a let
Eighteen Irani* out of 'JI liaxr
reported to thr tia d r body. Mint
ttlh tr- x%d eontmur thru wuik
Morula> thr *rc rrta ry aaid
George Talbott Wins
Axvnrd At University
(iro rg r Talbott of IK ird u . aludtnt at the Unlveraity of Florl.
<la. ha* born given m i llation for
the **b4»ft motor v rh k lt driving
team" in the Univrr»ity*a K.O.T.
C.. it w it learned today.
The ntoard waa presented at
thxi annual prcaidcnt’a parade,
honoring l»r John
J.
Tigert.
Thui*tla> afternmin
More than
120 (dhrr jnetrdvra of the mill*
tarv unit aUo recrlvrtl awanlr
■IMif citation*.
Road Department To
Receive Project Bids
T A I.L A IIA H S K K . May 3 - (At
— The Stats H*»»d
llc|>artmcnt
.till rrcrlvs bnlt h rrr May 16 for
road nialntrnaiK-r
|*rujrcl*
In
I^K*n, Jrffsrtnn.
(tadsilcn
anil
Hanta I(« m counties.
Tbs work will Involre surface
ratrvalini lit fur 14 inllsa on lload
I b .lw r m Mofitirrlb* and Iiaum
In Lson and Jrffrraon counties
and Hoad I I betwrvn M unllrrlio
and Ihn U ao riia Hits; sis and •
half inllsa uf Kuad I
betwam
Pond Crock and Jacolw Crock In
Santa Rosa county; and sevrn
mils* of Road 12 between Road
I and OrvcmboTo In
Gadsden
county.
|«f>C
hi. x. Io
currluHv h i..!
H u ll h runnes h**xr rr|K»rtc<4
fiiin in K trlifj Ib il I i t iii Ift.fMMi Io IR.lllHJ uf tho
iinunl \ ,. , l|i. di« i l ngm to
m.11 I*** "dn lit itlah aiihlnitx rent tu
fin,| it- xxmx In t* vtimkiug foli.it • * ( , i* . * * xxrie exttt uiiDd
I h« pr«>aOrrinNU p in n irr of
win. h xxdi h. cut.mined .ill ox.
I fi.i*| tm* revcniril
iii
rcliabj#
til. n.ill.oi
.pi.irD » • nr ly %ou*\ *•• have npI
I It.iminin. uiwnog. * io il
I
ol. d io t in man) l»»r immediate
Pin, lo> l i tf.i.i i \ nl I n t o ! . \»
1.1.1
pi. ii.lv
pwimiuit*
troops
IIU. .ml I XXI nil. th StM . f Ion
i
'
iiii.l
t-nk t-iti i ) nit: |.1» ii . - . to aid
i li. xx• . d III III thr xv.o L. I
t.
,|*,.i*,u llrili-b itiM»|.- out of
►Ion
oi
Hi. him.nd H
• 1 1« *
...... i l . t Hill oil I" Id nnlx . I, hi S* mill*.I* i <oint x in,
1 1. n litim ►pleading Ihr war
tin- l i on • « milt III. Hi* h.ii Ol t
I ......... .. xx I Iitth fn.nl I»f thr Near
fll"
X* Io. h M-Xt’lf I’lljov
till ..I
I , r x .,i, -..id to be m tend inf
III..* I «•00|.h'l.
|ll.t||.»p.*| X d. tit
. | Ihl nalioii afldi tbr Iran
(>• In i »• I v xxith Mi
Bmiiiiun
fog.lllll to1<il hla III*dill. XXli , i t ,| i ,-i v nl dawn Friday l^gan
• I.ipa d. • » totigtif f | . lit \ t.lii .4 l„ II,i,v III Halil's HaUhuniy* all
1..... it., nill.'i w .«t i.f Maffbdku
r un x
Mini lxi•« h i.till. » m h.
..o ilo I uphrates
to!... b n d lix I hi .n>|i mi I .1
1 1„ ....... ..
n l. I.illowins •
fount x
Mi
liauntaii Im* in-t
ah.oii .oa.I. •!•••• • l.rng.i*
hii.j u»|» , n i ,, | .ill. iiio Xu iii Im m Iraq 1‘rc
, t: , in,l All llt-t-* Gallant tbai
• (ii.'idx ttfa ii C i'filllil I hoi-ii*
11....... t. nilttii-ftl
H rili-b
truupi
atl |'p I ii
I, in• f of III.* not inn'
<|it,l 11,it|. wtit rt'iiorlrd Io l i l t .
xi. o ..f «h *o loiigti. nnd
..... „
Iff.illv t if ln
tbr arrival
§
> n.tan
lim
UMJilira tin «l .1 * • n
1.1 llul'liaiilvn nf H rili-b wutnan
(,
I ho .da i ..f.iiH».d i i . r»«» *r ——*
I'll.' Iilunt M f.UHol jl. ' itb'ol
rx . r x xx h. i . tin*, tlin. "f x«..i.
gild t hi picking ariiMOi I m j’ lf*
aho.it v| .#X I ’l mill hi>i- mild Alt
go • W .okx lf* hi lllg th. h ix.
to Mi Hit liman'* pI mII i. i I tn h»i
in. r* 'L .ik . I to h rrr it ■ ill o d
I X M .A IIA S K K l. M«y l . - t A ’»
in llo xun tm oiii' .I mx iin.J h.td.
r;,.,.n ifii ll.dlaud if'lt-r d a y a*tl f r <| I S.a I ||f t i Ol fitlll llll> •
■yiii ,I liim lv Hill loo. >luli- altor| lot o.ff *h. .I i > mg pi oi 4 - I h« i t | ., | | , ,, .1 I lar.li - i-ouitil, • i l.o g 'i. li.-re io* si nf
* I,. • i>. l>< lot.id
l" mxi ttlirava
to. iffh ID.I> mImuiI I *x pound' of ,1,,i, l-, , "I ii i i'llub.r il ii * t in al>....................... ore ohtaniMld. fnun
. i,' ■* , nl mi: fin ., rtlv
I in. p'om.U of green h ave*
i tel I nr ad** V
Aft* • di> mg, lit. IruXlM 4114* pill
Im . loti m ih I in » 'I leave T al|n lotg nnd shipped t.y m il D» I n,». . ♦
* inodiat. y
ixnii will
f(|i hi..ot.d Mi llaiiiiiMn »«)x tl'*
i .v o. ltt-1 uii*l i4tiiil after tha
rr*»p .< • d I ** Io- flllppe.l hx
. !•• I...
to Ii It mt not ii mi v mg in f r. igoi
II*. ( a"xi-rit<.r *toid ii*- liaa rr*
CT*lw hut thi« h.id I t l.r -t pp* d i« ixi.l
iutj* Hu,i "ataentoll! It |I XX.I- f.MIII.I I lull il»» h'49v • - !•« I m '#»I« lit lurg* nm itUrv »rt»
tells.>1hid toIII* I lim ing thru poll
I m mg m i i I hi by |M>r»uii* a In* are
!)•>' A htllliht’ l p..lilid - to'Olhl I" ,.lli ff-.il to be nut «|ualifie<J tn
ahip|N .1 l.x I m.mI fnun Sunfm
xo lr in the |D*ijind rlrctlun.
would weigh 120 |MMin.l- when II
ariivi-d i i t Mu hniotul
A » Ru hmoiid the company . I n i '
th.- Imx i ' . a arrutiil hine. after
tohit >• th«> i»rr Ih p irfin l nnd M*nt
t -, th*' mtojoi tulitorru C 'lnpaiili*'
There ii.mpttiiira aprny th* Il
W A S H IN G T O N . Mas 3 — (C)
I .don1
qunl «l«rr
tongue
un
<i|>|H>sin( |>r»potaU of tba
i
Oto D*B* 1«
Treasury and <’*,i*arr»»lunal l a *
•'apart* fnr a tlffs r tassa pn small
incumca, th * C. I. O. dsnaadaa
yftlr rila y
lh a l Concrra* iffara
wnrkinff people from waff* COU
“ in )h r ( u l H o f UsaGoo."
TUHf.ALOOSA, Ala., May 3
The vlaw * ef th* C o n ffra a a*#
(A*> - The world imiet iirparr for Industrial
OrsanisalloBa
was*
-four or fhr* year* mom of »tr - mad* known in a alalam anl I f
fare more savage than any sine* Philip M urray, president, 9J9*
Uie dawn uf history before peace n-rod for nr aaan U U an a t Hp9n*
1 stums,' Draw Mktdlrton of Ihr W a y . and Means CoramUto* b to j*
AuurbUd Press aaid here la*l in ** on ratal n f 93,*04,096,999
an.I
-htn|M d t*
Charges Of Fraud In
DcUind To Be 1‘ robcd
( ’. I. (>. Is Opposed To
Disguised Wuge Cuts
Five More Years Of
Italy CWnw Fiyat
Hpoib O f Conquest
War Are Predicted
-I with I mlfht ray I bcW .
the rnd ta In altht—I cannot."
ha added la a talk bafor* the
Aral annual Alabama p n u in.
■tltute sponsored by tba Unbaralty of Alabama Journalism Or.
partmant
LOCAL W EATH ER
H
\
�T
Mr.Up-to-d.t.
* and1 n4*m
daring the first quarter of this y«
the stupendous figure of $649,192
$468,160,866 for the same parted la
an Increase In business of over i
blush givps credence to the theory
Ing again.
,
Closer analysis of General M
shows that despite this enormous
)ut of'factory products, despite this tremendous Incr
ln -sales,- It actually
made less money thsn It did a yet
o,- and considerably
less moner than it has made In-pr
esk years. Actually
after paying taxes, General Motors
cent less than last year, though he
percent higher.
Wc have an Idea that the public often gains a mistaken
impression from such corporation figures. They read
where sales soar to a new peak and they Immediately con
clude that business la making enormous profits. As a mat
ter of fact, though they m tt be doing more business than
ever, many concerns are actually losing money.
-
i -w —■ t* “
1
throughout, Ux Tamlaml .Ctmmp.
<S■*V n i-ln .
i me'to <W
IMH, Hi nakl.
■ Tor h o t i i n d
*i
t jAkJSn,* u ,
-is
v-*‘ Jr*
sis. crt.
B. Sir*
> Hr-tk. !• lb
tom
►-t.fi,
!w$n£
*
rra, t-*« TbouMns
Crt.. II. a
Air Travel To South America
w: a
V ERSE’ TO R T O D A Y
iTE nURTfl t h e
hater
THAN THE HATED! Bat
w jrour enemir* and do
it, and -y* afcali -be the
of 'Aid .H iftifsli for h»
unto' - lh* unthaftful oud
n«il.f*-Rt. Luke 0:35.
It
c o m b ! s P iu n g
,! • !
a Front WsrpeV* Mototlo*)
>0,* u fit
Ms wtn'd* of Spring from pur.
do painted »r«S,
sit atlrer-thronlod oaunde, anti
•ound* of bra**,
M men on alreot comera with
bonny bunthe*
r violet*, coma women *wecplag walk*.
trio Schoolgirl* wearing awratiam carrying lurtchca,
M cnlltlr*n marking walla with
^Colored ehalka;
US ovary kind of quiet, com*
ri/jbetima above the rlty’a
Kiwi
BIS stone* In ibo wood*, come
oofLateppIng in thej
T
V r,TtV
NANCY BICKEL. -
With tbo Increased Importance of South American na
tions and with more and more efforts being made to pro
vide these nations with doeer commercial and political ties
....
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ildl/'becoming one ,of tM
worid. During the first
61,689 passengers as corny
no perhxt but year, n gain
of over 24 percent. U
Greatest Increase came
lh- the International routes
of Pan,American Airway,
and:colonist * tfcd
" West Indus, CMttraf’and Sduth Amerh
ca, and put
iml safely In into lead over'all othfcts In the
Western.H<___ _________ n Airport of entry for air travelera from foWIttf'WtlHtt'M
gera were cleared at the
planes. ■ _ ’
Second In Importance In the Increased air traffic came
from the tourist business. Eastern Airlines brought 11,022
persons Into Miami during the three months period In a Fighting Continues
•'from snow to sunshine overnight’' service which provided
Fiercely . In Iraq ;
an increaso of 30 percent over a year ago,
On the average ten thousand people fly Into Miami ev
ery month of the year, and approximately ten thousand Tobruk Fort Holds
people fly out again. This is a tremendous business and
r « l l n * a Trmmt P*** 0 *0
shows tho growing importance not only of the airlines serv•iiH i v i ia ii ii p u u t uiflti u j ills.
the hub of and, children Evacuated fr
l . U c b dr.' il*,n;
V1 ...........
Western Ilemlsphe^ travel,
t j.**
Comb.
M m b. i ff,
n ah ilto n , 6pt, If,
pippw Sf
f t +1 VaCrrttt,
OThndb
* r , • ' t A*I
i * A lt
CAMP BLANMNO, Mag
{ Special}—Th*
"Rgthwair*,” Itice* orchaatra from lh* l|ltb
laid Artlltay bead. a unit of
the Slat (DWa) Dlvkids, will
Airniah. miwk lb tbs 81. Auguatfo*
■Infnfmydi qwlnvi feariagT*
(liiAJftlWrWIA.
«wift> German Hprotoetiv*T attack
as *'Moult of • the •pre-N««i' •k*b-
^ c r K i^ w n ? , .
‘I
Itll* at&tV'la
;*1 «t m***
kcauhe he dhuik tod IWtlejr,
A
"Your chances droiild
r W r tnlBWw lr yuirttifl been a drinker” ? ..........
An Miptoyqr, seektag # *p n -£ r»a «sp»nal|frlc fla p ay "Qlva ms a drinker every time"?
.
A wife to explain. "My husband would be-Ute beaten
world If b would M p f% io ro*LT < .
x,
A
n*V wouhfcThMlarenflthcr^o
force* morel
imrornided** centingmrtg-w-thr
' .Vifin**!
"If I had been drunk I would never have done It?”
4An Insurance company to offer reduced premiums to
y r ^ . f « f n i 'o f a traaineaa.or,home to rise when a tavern
i1people way we ahouldn’t U opened next doorf
lemony In* England. They
A community that listed Its saloons, taverns and bot
have no wait and ftifM
tle stores among ita advertising assets?
A chief of police who advocated more liquor-selling
i<^ Sanfdrxl,
places aa a means of reducing crime?
ftf
Bonford’*
t goeo ntcadlly
i day will rank
its elty*a princl*
W EEKLY NEW S COLUMN
I , JO*
old battlecry,
THE CORPS—April 0
H N U» Mg
w > y°« Ji
MIMMUCXJ
lin.tO'DaahdVd march of rttl.
quast and, b*Muaa of th« reports
■
*e*W T s?,' a r f f i
might attempt a daring landtnr
it of 4a National
Picking Season
For Deer Tongue
Will Begin Soon
of parachut* troop*.
llo w m r, com* Informed Lon.
don quartan ilaartad tha anti.
Brttlah Raahld All B«c, in power
only a month after an * n »
coup d’etat, bed opened ho*tllftie* prematurely for hi* own good
co, which Improve* It*
ta*ta
and for Germany’* dooira*.
"It la nevar too lata
hatray and aroma, which U odd eonridorBritain but It mlcht ha too ear- lag |hat the weed when drying U
|y," nq antharltativo ipokeinmn
Bot plcoeant to amaO. About five
pound* o f liquid de*r ipngue la
•{rayed upon every
pound*
of .moklng tohaeca,
Mr. Bauman, who *hlpp*-l COO,000 pound* of deer tongue from
to
BepiiSdW Cdmty 'imt yv*»,' **-
seet* the, ed/rimtr Htoon to he
&.!?,
K-pfiTuS
gear than in the peat eeventf
4T«JBwS
They have built truck trail
herticuliunllfta
i
S rB u V d i
bridge* and*1telephone ILnusa
g4 » have
s tgiven
w o**nyaoUe
portent *ervk«* to our BU1
Pbsdd ?I^J
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Florida Flower
Show Is Opened
For 3-Day Run
Activities
MONDAY
flt Cathrrin#-* Chapter of Holy
Croaa Episcopal Church will m m
•t Uia home at Ufa. Georgs A.
DeCotto* at 3:39 P. M.
► The Congregaional Men'a Club
wUl meat at 7:4» P. M. at th*
Pariah Ilona* with a program of
entertainment to follow.
9L Ifarich Chapter of the
Woman * Auxiliary of llolp Croaa
• oCpIocopal Church will meat at the
^Pariah hooae at 1:00 P. M.
a t Ann'* Chapter of Ilolp
Croaa Episcopal Church will meet
•t the hom. of Ur*. A. U. Phil.
Ip* On Oak Arenas at 3:30 P. If.
. Circle* of Woman* Society of
•Chrtatlan Service of the Methodial Church will meet at 3:00
P. If. It the following home*:
Circle On*, with Mr*. O. E.
White, 1105 Myrtle Arena*.
Circle Two. with Mr* W. W.
mTyr*. i l l W rit Eleventh Street.
Circle three, with Mr*. W. P.
Field*. 200 Weal Seventeenth
*t?Seia-Four, with Mlaa Beatie
Zachary, *12 Magnolia Avenue,
u ' Circle Five, with Mr*. W. C.
w Coleman in Floral Height* at
8:00 o'clock in the evening.
St, Hilda1* Chapter of the
Woman’* Auilllary of Holy Croat
Epiaeopal Church will meet at
the home of Mr*. M. C. Swingle
Wat 1702 Magnolia Avenue at 3:30
P. M»
Sewtnjr eeeslona will continue
In the Woman'* Club for the Bed
Cron from 0:30 A. M. until 11:30
A. M. with Mre. Jerk Hall a*
, , sponsor.
J SU, There** Chapter of the
no!y CroM Episcopal Church will
meet at the home of .Mm. J. I*
Inriey at 4:00 P. M.
Board meeting nr the I’rexby.
torkn Auxiliary will meet at 3:00
M. followed by the regular
meeting at 3:30 I*. M.
\
TUB8DA T
The ladle* of the Congrega
tional Church will hold their an
nual covered dlah luncheon at the
— Pariah houae at 12:30 P. M., folW lowed by a bualnei* aexaion In
the aftemoen.
Board maetlng of the Wnroan'a
Club WU] be held at 10:00 A. M.
hi the dab houae.
Sewing t-cealonx will continue
• fog the lied Ctt* i In 'he Woinah'a CIlu fror.t B:30 P. M. un: t
10 P. M. with the Junior Won’p Club *fion»orlng.
>. W PW E SD AT
<]
With quanllUea o f Spring flow,
era transforming her hom* Into a
flower garden, Mr*. R. J, Hally
entertained for a number of
friend* with a bridge party at
her home oil Palmetto Avenue
yesterday afternoon.
The Spring party theme we*
further •accentuated In the taBida
need, for acorlag the
gamoa,
which were done Ih deelgna of
paatel colored flower*. The prixee were wrap]
pped in paatel colored
tlaaue and lied with aatln rib*
bon*.
A cryatal bowl w u prerented
ta 'Ml*. J. M. Stlneclpher, who
•cored high. Mrs. II. H. Cole
man, consolation winner,
was
awarded a cigarette container,
and eeroeno winner, Mra, A. ■C.
Fort, waa the recipient of a linen
han4 buy.
Mre. Holly was assisted In aervIng refreshment* by Mr*. Ralph
Wight, Mr*. Jame* Wright, Mra.
F. E. Roumlllat. Mr*. W. M.
Scott and Miss Lottie Caldwell.
Enjoying tho party with tha
hoetee* wore: Mr*. W. D. Meeda,
Mr*. Ralnh Auetin Smith. Mra.
J. M. Stlneclpher, Mra. Herman
Mnrrt* Mr*. Adgi Thorn**, Mr*.
J. I,. Hurt. Mr*. E. A. Douglai*.
Mr*. A. M. PhilllDs, Mr*. June*
Wright. Mr*. Clarke Leondrdy
and Mre, T. A. Vincent of Y*ro
Beach.
Also. Ur*. Ralph Wight, Mr*.
W. A. Loftier. Mr*. R. U Comell,
Hr*. H. H. Coleman. Mr*. M .C .
McNair, Ur*. F. E. Roumlllat,
Mra. John Melecb, Br., Mr*. 8. D.
Hlghlevman, Mr*. W. M, Scott.
Mr*. E. n. Laney, Mr*. Edmund
Melaeh, Mr*. A. C. Fort *nd
Mlaa t attle .Caldwell.____ ■_
Dancing Class At
Blanding Starts
— ,i — i
CAMP BLANDING, May 8.—
I Poor 1*11—The
dancing data
Jointly ipomored hy the WPA and
the 118th Field Artillery, a 31*t
(Dlale) Division unit from the
Tampa vicinity, began thle week
with an enrollment of 280 *tudrate and a faculty of four Jack
sonville women, under the direc
tion of Mr*. Cornelia Bannon,
formerly with tha Arthur Muoay
Studio* In New York City. Bead
ing and writing tlaaae* .held, cor,
current y 'In th* Mthe manner
attracted oti^' ^ aokUek* with
on* Instructor handling the group.
je w in g Mssionx "will continue Classes were arranged by L t
the R ed C iom . In tl)« Wom.J W tod row picker, recreation offi
CluWfrdm 0i3o A-* M- until cer of the |regiment, from TaraAi.ML.wRh.Mr*-,Staple E *
tpsay* »* «-
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j LaetTlmca Tpday
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'Jean Parker
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CHAPTER ONE OF
"ADVENTURES OF
CAPT. MARVEL"
dancing class will gat 11* first
“ real" practice next Wednesday
night when the regiment sponsor*
a dance in the division hostel*
houae. Over 100 young women
from nearby town* have agreed
In attend, and music will be fur.
nliked hy tho “ Rythmalra/' the
regimental arxhmtra.
Eastern Star Group
Plans Charity Work
Th* mgular meeting of th*
Seminole Chapter Two, Order of
the Roatem Star, met In th* Ma
sonic Hall Thursday evening with
th* Worthy Matron, Mr*. Stowart Dutton, presiding.
A committee composed of Mra.
C. L. Irwin, chairman, Mr*. E.
C. Harper and Mra. R. C. Moore,
waa appointed to plan further
Work for the Rad Croee and
Bundle* for Britain.
A special feature of th* meet.
In* waa *rv*ral saxophone m cction* played hy Mr*. David Beany
of PblladalpkU. Pa, accompanied
at tho piano by Mr*. France*
Hickson. Th* number* included
"Indian Love Chit," "Londonder
ry jC r ? and "KlUnmy." ^ ^
iN n
.
tendance at tha maetlng and via.
Bar* Included Mr*. B. A. Mat
mra, Ml*« Dorathy Beany and B.
r, Moore.
Pc rsonats
B. Tad lock
East Eigh
now resid
Avenue.
Mr. and Mra- Francie Roumlllat
111, of GainnvIHe, will spend tha
weekend a* the gueate of Mr,
Roumlllat'* parents, ' Mr. and
Mr*. F. E. Roumlllat.
Word hat been received that
John Morgan, aon of Mr. and Mra.
W. L. Morgan, has been elected
aa president of Pi Kappa Alpha
fraternity at Emory University in
Atlanta.
A T T E N T IO N !
READY. A IM
PAIN I !
Pioito H>«f born t| ui H lookiti
"ilwnt . . dflrnd Ii B|tiaM i m f «
it npf otu fi t b i n i o xn4 u l i r t e
•bit KOlbtt uitdiiioti . . Ii m »
it lookitif brilkl t««l <brgff with
Sun- Proof Paint*
rAJNT STTIIKS NEAOOUAITtu
Sanford Paint
&. (ilass Co.
WINES - GINS - LIQUORS
BILLS PACKAGE STORE
FORWARD MARCH
• AN N ’S M IRAS0L
BEAUTY SALON
StcVdA, yyiondm^, T/lcui, 5 th-
AT THE CHURCHES
High School Faculty
Honored With Dinner
ford Ganlen dab will neat at
10:00 A. M. at tla hana af Mrs.
Honoring th* family of tha
J. if- Celriaagh In Saaa Court.
Surtday & Monday
Tha Janlar Auxiliary of tha Seminal* High School. Mr. and
American Legion wUl moat at Mra. P, P. Whlgham and MU*
H E p ra ONE OF THE tha
10 M
M af Mbs Jarre Word- Elisabeth Whlgham entertained
homo
m i] an West P la t Street at
FUNNIEST PICTURES
with a dinner party at their bom*
YQU'yB EVER SEEN I \ *
^
- a - , — a . on West P in t Street Wednes
•ad Itnwhaan af (ha Woman'* day evening.
Club jriB be held at 11:10 Crioek
Tho scalar also* flower, blue
with Mr*. 0. E. Rallina, Mrs. P. delphinium, was mod throughout
K RomalUar, Mrs. J. h. Mankk,
Mrs. W. A. Pat rick • m . Ml*. in tha dacamtlam af the Whlg
ham hams. Tha dining table boU
Chari** Morriaon a*
Tha AjMrieMXMtan A n
FOR
rvieehunr a
Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Edcnfield
some background.
I IT * smilb Pa rk
and son. Ray, and Mr. and Mra. L.
Thousand*
of specimen- ol :»t the tln iith aim. s w h e re
C. Klckllter of Stuart will arrive
nearly every l.orsn
grown in, f i e.<hmi’nt a tit a ♦ . » jitu am i t a k e
today to spend the weekend aa the
Mis* Rose Powell Williamson, whov engagement to Guy I). Florida have been plan d on -d v. t i e seiVeii.
guests of Mr. and Mre. J. A.
rhnao * pr e se n t u i t r
Mi
ATill
Wood, J r , of Sanford wa* announced today. I> n rr*ident of Mi ver-rovered step benchr- ami ate
Cunningham.
displayed In clear gln«< t * - e - J M m U U. l l i i i H ' i j . \1 1 a m i M i ' ,
ami and lia* hern a frequent visitor to Sanford
5U
and Mi' K.
There are rcsea, dahlia*, gladioli, Fecil She|.pat I, M
M u ),
VI t
Mra. Thomas Benkhln of Sa
11in v. M r '.
and annual*. There a le gui deinu-. ' F t i n i' s t
vannah, Go,, hat arrived to vl*U
F lo y |le b
calls* and Easter lllle-. I’h eir nn VIiirv m VIilnin, Mi
Williamson, Wood
with her aunt, Ur*. E. W. Stile* Mrs. Leavitt HoIdB
am aryllis, orchids, and 1* rnrie i;ndot M i " I,cut ue i i n n k lin and
at her home on West ■Third
Two Bridge Parties Betrothal Announced H r- of bnugalnvilll*.
Street. Mr*. Benkhln will be re
T h e sprctalor laiolh- have been |
membered aa the former Mary
H i unit Mu*. (i»rc*n!,p E. Wi!- Ulillred as unit rth ih lt- In mu
Mr*.
W.
A
l.esvllt
enter
Alice Owrna of thle city.
tin i- n Mexican shrine, A m u In i f* ‘
tained will: n bridge party on lUhlH 1, Of Miami tmlny
lures the gardenia ipteen -it I mg
I ’ i i k k n i : i , n i : i n — i ’ h o v k k 4u
Mr. and Mr*. M. C. Cleveland Thurndsy afternoon and Friday B q u fit * (i the e n ifR jfc im 'n t and up regally on a gardenia throne ,
of
th id r
of Aahury Park, N. J: are th# afternoon at her home on Or p ra u td iifii; m ariiM K *’'
a d iU c h ti i, liiik i* P n w rit, to O u y D. Some of the o lh rr hootli- li-nluie^
gneat# of Mr. and Mr*. H. A. ange Avenue. Emphasising
landscaped garden* and bnnk- " f ,
Swanson,
They are enroute to Spring party theme. Spring flow, W cnmI, Ji , iif Hanford, non of flow er*.
I tilt W . F I R S T S T R E E T
their home from West Palm er* In bright color* wrm used Mr. nn.i Mr» Guy I). Wrod of
Jack-nnville
to
decorate
the
room*
of
Mr*.
Beach where they have spent th*
I I I - - \t'illi»in-nn will he remem Baptist Group Holds
l.eavltl'» home and the tallies
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winter.
also rami-d out the rlioren rolor bered hy mnfiy frirm ts »* a vial-1
Three-Part
Program'
lo r tu n ilui itijf ( li«* |i.Tiht hUmmM,
Mr*. Fmnk E. Bradley, Ml** theme
High worn* fur the two par Rhr nltrndrd rioridu Htmti^ I'olKathryn King and Frank E.
The Zenith T ia in in g I ' " " ”’ "f
Bradley, Jr, returnrd yesterday ties were Mr* J. M Stim-cipher Itgr l i Woman where kho wu*i
afternoon to their home in Mont and Mr-. I*. It. Stephenson. Sec n inrmhri ((f Pi ]1Hn Phi wormit) the Kir»t Baptist C h o i.li l-'t
I n in th e Nrm
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a three part piogimo
gomery, A *, after spending a ond high -rarer* were Mr*. J. J.
'
week here with Mrs. Bradley's Stock*rd and Mrr. A- I, Collin* atiiitchl netivitir«, Shr rrr**|vrd her, night for it* regulai Steel n
C u *lo m I ’ r r m a n e iil W a i f ,
parent*, Mr. and Mr*. E. C. and wreeno winiiet* were Mr*. r m i v oft u n it in n in M m m i w h e r e visit w a- made to the pro-p
Echols. They were • roompanled J B. (inhitn nnd Mr- I,. T. Ho**. phr fm* matin hm homo siiioo 1and absentee member* af'ei
W e M p e d a iire in
In d iv id u a l
p rrm a n rn l
m ave*
I nr
r a r h nl tm r « ll*ri in m ia tiiiiz
hy Mr. and Mrs. Echols and All of the prise* were Roseville coming lei Florida from Ahho- n hu«lnes« meeting w»« In
villo, S C
the union’ s loom lit the el
p n lr tm * t m iM iti u * t h m il (bu t w iiM ' b M i h
Claude Echols of Daytona Beach. pottery.
M» Wn«d, Hth o riinifif nianPRoi
Following tho bu-ine— me* '
• Ml ii*h»‘i i ini in to l ie new «ea*on m ilh
At the ronclnulon of the game*
i l l the le m in in e M in e r ol m h iih i i h m p
Among those from Sanford at n falatl <nurse w*» nerved bv the of Th*1 llmni«l, i” a g n u lu itp oi the group enjoyed n -ocial ti"
Ih*1 rnivorsitv of Florida whoro
"Dra in e d . VV *• h n *r ou r )n r m a n e iil w a v r *
tending the funeral yesterday of hostess.
oil p ra e f II a lll V s u h lK i l h f iu o r t l Ik % h a 114 1
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tlrim k *
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Mr*. H. J. Hague In Tavares 'Guest* »t the parties were: h r rofrivnd In'* Barholor of Arts
d
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JoiirnniUm
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d a *h ol i hit *
were Mr. and Mr*. Franci* Meri Mr*. M C. McNair. Mr*. John
Hkiridav Nctmnl, M
V 'I
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K»Ppa
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wether, Mr. and Mr*. B. E. An- Meioch, 8r, Mr*. Joe Emerkk,
M a rn in a W u rn h lp . 11
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m
iiftive
in
Rtudcndrew*, Mr*. Kirby Fite. Mr*. Vk. Mr*. Frank lamion. 6Cr». San
T r * In in a U nion «
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l l v ’ tilna W e r * h l p ►
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for Greene, Dr. Elisabeth Tracy, ford Houdney, Mr*. J M. Slln*- pf fit it e whitn ttf th * University
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Mr*. R. C. Long, Mrs. Mery clptwr, Mr*. Ilerman Morris, Mr*.
Pul oston, Mrs. L. C. Hunter. Mist C, A. llalne*. Mr*. E. Compton, g^hcntl in d f lt k iM iv ill# r«rief »»»« lira rin g plioiiM t*T tits* ti . nt
Mary Alice Hunter and Lee Mra. H. D. lllghleyman. Mr*. TL president of hi* (fiadllQUon rlpne
V It I t o r t melon in •
In Fehnuft . 10^4
Huntar.
W. Buprecht, Mr*. M. C. Swin
1'~~ - -—gle and Mr*. W B. Hhlppy.
Mi- 1 I! KtemTiei. Mrs John
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Episcopal Church To
Alro, Hr*. J. B. (lahan, Mr*. Pee riH'k ?ktri4 A, I ro llin ', Mrs
Arthdr1Phillips, Mr*. J. J. Block, A f II Middleton Mrs liny Tilth,
Begin New PrdgrRm ard. Mr*. E. M. Cullum, Mr*. Mrr Ft A r<»iih. Mr- U C.
N
Glllon.
Gene Baber,’ Mr*. T. L. Hnlli- lloUylond. Mr* ,1
Beginning with a corporate inli, Mr*. John Itaker, Mrs I. VIrp. F H Hiiiilh, und Mrs P,
Cwnmualon foe it* Messengers, T l>o*», Mr*. M W. Heon-> /L flt4'fihen*om
Holy Cross Episcopal Church will
begin the first step In th* For.
ward in Service Program at
7:30 A. M.
This Forward In Service Program le a Tin Year Plan pre
sented by the Presiding Bishop
I O % IJ R r .f M T IO > A I. ( H IT H II
at the General Convention of the
Ptirk A virtue ami Third S i r . - i
Kplicopsl Church held In Kansas
i
ll-rnnrtl ll ool , I 'n ►l *»r
Mor rtlrtp Herb If f . I I DO A M
City last October. It It the Epis
Krrmfin
tiy ICe\ H * l
1’
copal Church’* effort to win back 1h r t ‘n n * r rg
» UntiH I i ’f» tiit'li Ih f ■
for Christ a world gone mad. vpree H tllj|rct ” T1ir Kotti M itiL Each roar some phase of the nf Men * n d N p l l o n e " Mr It o - v *
church's work will bo streamed hue i r e v i e d ar oond |t»e aa.tM
llmea anti ■tnpp»d I <* '
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Tha first step will be a visita eeveral
in lb n«llon«.
tion of th* pariah by a group of
I 'lit x r w^TiM im uT r m m n
pkked Messenger* who will gath
n m i» T r u r n c ii
I ' l i k A te n lir mml t iM h ^I r oet
er detailed .Information of It*
I . a k i: m o ' n o r.
I tr U
r
liiih tfita n ,
II Marlin Pailtir
member*, try to win back lapsed
bit tut.11 H* hm>l
V Ii A
hi
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Pnndny !«• tnw*l, l ft f*0 A M
)|i K b V »tl|it'Mni >i I* Mt It »
and Indifferent member*. and
hlnrnlnf prrarhlna
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than try ta teach the vaxt un. A M
y itiriin ii W u ra h lp
H fl" .. . lo rk ,
churched popul:
pulatton. ___
During the
f l V P IT. 7 »« I* M
tm 4n l-tiw tliM t of ih»
Sci. fa in t m
V'v« nlnu Krrt !«•*« 111(1 I* 'f
week also tha Moaaenzrra will
• Hu l-a.rfl'r Hu |i (M-1 ) gi pi11* if ai t irkrk
n»vlvnl
wr*1
mm
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f
f
h
•
rw
ii
f
VnunK
try to obtain a pledge of alleg. proicr*** an>I w i l l r n n t l m if
l rttpjw'e iHvlplnn b|i *■t 11* | rmiwh al
lanes ta Jaaua Chrlrt. which vrrmkt. D r T fl ltr# n r
i>umh* t
‘ l-tiftl ti'irl
■■u.l F a » h rr
pledge will ha brought lo th* rnnd klrtfiar- W * i c o m f
' Mitlih Irtri1' hy i h» ri u iih if rh n lr
chuieh and pledged an the attar
U r e i l h f i of | | f
lo iin u f ‘* o |.|f
P lt l N T r i l l ' u r n
OV t l i u i ' t
i*0 I* M
at a' apodal aarrha af rrdrdira.
IM R X T M T
F
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,
■ Oil u*rlt>rlld
tbn an May it which J* aim
Faat H i rood H t r r r i
Ik^rliil |»rygffifn In r b a r g r nf ih r
Uothir'i Day Nunda V Hrhnnl. I t i l A U
t ittUH ikoonlo
UVAhcMla, K v rn ln u H # n l r r 1 l "
Dvrlnf Um M it yaar the rm*
MONDAY
AI * on F %l
r« g « | 1 i r (m i n i h It t n e * 1|li|g t*f i I f
lin n i d
nh*ala will b# on Pr*ytr and V. U
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Worship*
L 00 u'clnrk on T iimmI m i * hiii I U»
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In tha Woman * Onb for tha
Croaa from 8:30 P, M.
M J P- M. with Mr*, gt.
r
Hon o f Garden Club*, cut the president; Mrs, O, K. (Joff* «ecgreen and w hite ribbon opening ictar^; Mrs. Fnrlc Kipp, trrnsuror; and VIrs. rh«rlr*% Wilke, hi'*
the f lr * t Stale Flower S h o w evri tnrinn. Mrs, E. t> K r ’intt. pres*
held In Florida. The show will d iid , Seminole ('m inty Council
be epen today, Sunday and Mon «’ f Parent Tenchei Astoriathin, uL
day a t I he Coliseum in Orlando Oviedo, was the in '!lilting officer.
I t I* *pontored hy the Mead Bo
Mr* S. J, Nix gave nn Intel*
tanical Garden o f Orlando mot esMng talk ell ".^lu'ic Apprecia
the Florida Federation of Garden tion** and the pong. "Mother Mnvrre " wnn
rendernl
hy
Mr*.
Clubs.
A ll day
yeaterday
entries Fharln« Wilke, arcompnnied nt
prured In from every section ol i the piann hy Mr* W C Sfttcher.
Several r f the ilnnei1 number*
the »ta|e. These were handled by I
a committee of nearly Mt men ami ! which were pre'ehtt-d nt the iv*
wc men experienced In flower show cent Spring F e'tis a l were given
work. Tha judging w»» done lo- bv the children for the enterlni>ifore the show opened list* mom nil nt o f the l irge .tow .I ill «ittendance nt the no H mg
Ing.
In the center of the huge damn
ru n n tw rit n iv u iim i
floor I* a form al flow er gor.hu
W EST PALM B K A O I
M nv H
On twe aide* of the garden with,
f/I*1 - - M/irjnn t Furtwright Ba
w alkway* between are long told,
arrangement*. Hull «ilvei o d .l.th ker w n ' trnnt-tl a divorce ve-*covers the table tops and -d»ei icitla*' fom Phd lltk ii, the radio
corrugated board make- u hand eomvlimi
Mis* Genevieve Batten of TamU the Weekend visitor of
fit.:nd* in Sanford.
Mr. and Mr*. J.
have moved from 109
teenth Street and are
ing at 1520 Douglas*
t
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■ '
Mrs. B. Wilke was installed ss
president of the South flidn Pri
m a ry Parent Teacher Association
ni the meeting of the group at
O n L A N D O . M ay 3 — ISpecial* the South Side .School Thursday
•— T h l* morning at 10:00 o'clock afternoon.
Mra. H a rry A . G riffin , S lite
Ollier officer' Installed ineltidPresident o f the Flo rid * Federn ed Mrs. Mary Nancy Brock, vice
LOURING BEAL, B od*? Editor
Mrs. Holly Features
.
^ o d a l Calendar Spring Bridge Party
Mrs. Wilke Installed
As P.T.A. President
were placed about tha living
.—
also furthered tha solar
thama with n howl af blue dal‘ > rtaea tarda war* handwtU da* Ign* In lb# «ha*
nnd M(m Joan
Mr*. Whlgham
Whlgham In
W LDNUM DAV
At 7 >0 F
\J
i ■t(«1)' ttf
ihrir ijf
In tr f at tog
| 4"ink, " M rtlifH iifn'iii IVOI lit
VII"
; inn**, *'tinf imifHl
mem which will b#> rm«4 In 4'| m«i t*h
A r f iif ila ! tn v ilA lo n l«» im v an4
p*a o f UhrlBl. Wrl«*m |x», t Hr*t-*iir I.... . I II in h i I end1 Ih * aa M' lo* * ii t i h i*
I h r w o rld nn Hundn p. M mv 4
hut fit
T h * flo ld t n T * « i (»: '*11#' thnF
rovf»rf 1 h h i* * ln * *h « H nni
MUM
f noaa C h lin ifA l.
|**p; but
whoso trn n l>*B* t h
r m h i it
r o rp a k rth I h r in * li« ll h a i r t n * r o ' “
flit
M a r D ii Jlrarti. (ta ilo r
(P r o v e r b * H I * )
Hatty U onim u nhiti. f In A
VI
Am ong
(h r
r lfn iln n a
w li*rh
irfm raf r for T h r Mrwatijsrra
rom prU m | h r Lraann - Harmon la ih*
M
fo llo w in g fro m Ih r l l lh l r " n r not
, ('i*mni lift ion nnd •horj ad
d * c * lv r d ; (lodi u not mnetted
r**r dfrgp. II n* A >1
w h a t i o m r a m an n o w n h , ihsit
Triunji Pe<tplr‘ «
l> n | u \
a h a ll ha al»o raap. F o r h r that
•
1* M
R ow alh to hla flr a h a h a ll of th»
N c» l Htinduy’ ftp d ftllfftU n ii Him
fla a h reap ro rru n tlo w ; i>m hr i m i
Hmy (M«jth# r*n | t « f )
aow o th to I h r H p lrlt ah a ll nt th*
F p lr ll roop Il f # a v t r l a a t l n i " t« U l
runiiT rriivopAi. ttitnni
da y *.
M C v r n i- A H T iN n p i ' n i k i i m u m
la IIIr ni i IjJi r| fif tb«* tgraann N*-t
i).
T li a f^ a a o n •H arm on nao lo r I ml, ■
th o fo llo w in g paaaaga fro m
ih *
r h r lg l la n A rlan r# fr a lh o o k . ,w.'i
• n r # nnd flo a lth w ith K a y to th r
P^alpRnfaa^* hy ll o r y f la k r r ICdd*
* T # a n M | c o n tro l a v ll ih o m titt••
In Ih o f lr # t In a ta n c r, o r they w in
r o n lr n l y w i in lh a a#con«f. J m i h
Arrln r a d fh n l lo look w ith r a a lr r
nn forhiJM an o h |# c ta w a a i p h r « .
a m * r * t pre ce p t. IIP | t M
c rM i
M raa a e n th e a c tln a o f O i* hum p.,
m in * . Mnaaca I p th * - m > m i " <r
I I I tlO -.M b ___________________
*» ■ *•
ro w
g o rw
# c n *r» o o K
■ M R M m **
.Ur*. J. N.
% B "I»
'L o t
* ■ pot tip w e a r * In
w in
w p la g i f a r la rfna pep»on w a ahall
re a p . I f w e f a in t n 4 . - N i * T » (a m p > l: n a t a lla n * » :*.
ty
D a t e * * e n 4 la t h e *J>1r c e r t a in
h a p p y a c tla o n f , * « * » * ufp.
—M r P h ilip M d e e r
W # ahnwta e tc # * * w a w n n la
recelvp. checcfM .lv, P ilc h l». a id
W ilh m a
P c p tia tln w l to r ( k t e c <•
• e w ra p * In a P c p c f .1 t h a t atlcke
I # Ik e f l a x - r e — B -o c ra
aineaar* tb* wattare of
m -aairerr l# tha law of
II I H
m
Li m I m
l o ^ g w o o ii
IM t
I t s r i l n l i n m . in
r v . nlng I ’ r a ) r f
n n«l
3 it v u
fh itrff
Ari4 r«m*.
m r o R t i riH M d i o r non
llu J ly A vrtium at N ls th Hire'ri
li r v . J- I t ftrv a ia , I*aw|or
Hunday H rhool 10 ©ft A- M
F r r a r h lr r g A arv lra , ll:( l( l A. M
W » (ln 8 « fa r H v a n ltig P r # y r r p ar*
Mina. T:4» f
If .
P a jlo w a h lp
m ra tin g
at
Ilia
r h u tc h on u * g t
P ta u
WKlI-KTtX MKTTinDIST
cm n u n
"Watroin* Chapel"
It--. It. 11. nenkir, r*a.nr
RamUr MchPfll. I*:** A U.‘
P re a c h in g R arvlce, i|: » e
p y I k * p *a to »
A
J|.
_ ... Meal *• rvlra at tike I*. M.
*t Troat l-ena,
Th*
A ll the People of Florida and Southern
Georgia Are Invited to Attend!
l ( u l * .C hu rch In ih * -W1IC.
a w e lra m e t * atl-
■aaa.egtehde
J T_ _ | i 1
Un« or Hi# Sowthtatt'i g r M tllt annual monoy-toving avamt—
of faring paak asaartmanti o f quality marchandiia for yourMlf,
your fam ily and your homo— ataits Monday morning at 9:00.
See Cohen Brothers Special 16-Page Blue Ribbon
Sale Edition in Sunday's Times-Union
^
m ni
t n. Drn<r3m*."p. B. poster
f.h n did
a yy j-W
pPTVtcpi
W i aa fp lln w e t erlk
k -l» Ac
A- |tMU Raaftiv
ftal
Oakpnl.
Morning Wenkfp,
a*4 Or. T a x n
TAV
It. aetelog Warship,’
ENTIRE STORE WILL REMAIN OPEN
MONDAY NIGHT UNTIL 9 :0 0 O’CLOCK
d-
»
�;
1
k program mat
harp, Anietha let
and featuring Eugene Pellette will be' shown at the Rita Ttnalcr
t loan aa part of a
teaorrew and Monday. Tha picture waa written and directed by
■Ha. Frank Morgan,
Ftaatan Stwrgess who haa recently giran us toch hlu a* "Tbu
Oteat M fO M y" and "Chrletmns In July."
M A R O A trr SlfUVAN, Frederic Mirth ahd Frances Deo
th» starting role* In the dynamic, dramatic hlt> "S t End* Our
Night" to bi screened at th« RIU neat Wednesday and Thuriday.
Krk Von Stroheim, Olenn Ford, Anna Stan and many othera W ro O
flat parta In lha film.
ABB INOTON
]tHi ckyram
---- Eugene PaUetta
..... William Damaroat
MeGlannan. Keith ...__
Burrows
Roth HoUatai U __ .i^ Moygi
SulUven
Marie Stainer ■•Mttr Frances.
Ludwig K fr r »------- d a m , I
Ulo --------------- ---.Anns I
Brenner ------ Erie roa fltreh
Mrrril ----- ----- —
Allan-B
Pouloch ...... Joeeph Cawti
The Chicken — -Leonid/Haa
The pole
Alexander Oran
Mr. Kern ------- Roman bob
Amman ...^...
Bur Kani
Profaaaar Mayer „ WUBam Bt
Carer
Mary Balk
~ Lynae
CTrHt-Pln
— Robert
Romero
Hughes
Rabaris
Martin
U w o ry
?tst£
r fS i
Edwin Maxwell
... Taut Saltan
.... Don CostaDo
... Arthur Ilohl
FRIENDLY R M R I O I N
Abnar ...~-----tarn Won
Cicero — ......—
F rtak ‘ Wap
..... Richard DU
Patricia Moriron
wlmK -- ' - - —rDersbMmei lftbt* \r....Z l Bps.
& s b m
i shown aa'partUf t h , e t u i Tdsefcy
m
k
paal BMidaH laa snnnorl .n .
Li. s i
dewn-to-earth aerie*, of oWn™*
pubic V U t& aJ d srpeU tU d'.fet
vlry" will be M et. at tha RIU 1 itar next Friday and Saturday
w bra ^ F rie n d J y Nllghhore" will I ana of tha sateen attraction*.' ;
PRESTON FOSTER, Patricia Mortson, Richard DU and Don Wil
ton (data* Benny’s popular radio announcer) etc shown above hi *
scene ftfmt Paremabat/s',(Tbe Ron«d-Up" coming (a the RIU Tta«»
tar Boat Friday and Saturday.
< m t, m
im
A -V
(n il
k * .: '
n s 1 (ollawtoa
r m w A i w ''
|lT7
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ill
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dtwcriaoC
m w s -r s is ? S s w t K
" “ 'Lots
tie. it l, ait, »ti,
skip dRl lump,kawwUdge o f our
»un err orai Cnl u> bo aM op
Let
s n ? e ^ «f m ^ r ik
lilt
53: H .if.tfrRt.WihSlss
e ll aco eraiM
to tu<-
^ ssrA a
a w s ts i
M U CH o w n U L IlA lioN
strip oft tbe w«ot stat «> osta
Lot. L conmlnloa I set. mum
«B p
Y lfJ tn i m
*«.
Klsl* Uoe f’t1*y. "btUndant. b
TO KUHH MAN OTKY. whoa, ed
ilfw a nn-l in ld .n c , | i unkeono
|» « r to th* swum Util ot Com
plat at tn«a ■ ••m at y e * |o at
C ,snl lo t U rit.s sea Oijspt a action . fur dl.urcs Jn the. abet"
t it, I SI. IIS, ‘ St. I as. entl
ut Alieomnl
Narlusllun
aeeutdln* ti
N ism In »
Usi* laalt. t'oaotr. Ch
eras.
UaM not* in l>. nm
r= S = = S §ri
lot*.
Frank SlunriHi 'O tt», Con.pl. losut,
plan
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tr
F A G IflY B
in
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By jack 5.bord4
c h a se
F lorid a, Alabama
Trainees Complete
Training Schedule
C A M P B L A N D IN O . May .1 —
( Special)— Tlie 'JtL’i Florida and
Alabama selective eerlvre trninres
in the 31st (D ixie )
Division's
llflth Field
A rtillery
stationed
here today completed their eight
weeks of basic training and will
now he formally
accepted into
this regiment of South Florida
Nat Iona'
Clunrdsnirn a- "regu
lars." For the eight week train
ing period the recruits were runlaired and luatrurimi in a specuil
"training hattnll. o ’ which
wu«
under the rominaml of Mill. C. S.
I.loyd of Clearwater
This lnnmltig the trainees will
undergo n divisional iiispertion
of their persons, tent. ,md n pilp.
iuent. Also, selectees of the ontit's? With Field A rlillr-v Itrigade,
"hlch Includes the I I I and Ih 117th Fiel.l Artilleries from ,\lis.
dsaippl and Alabama respectively
as well as the 1 lillh, will pass in
review tefore Ilrlg Gen. Sumter
L l-owry, Jr., the brigade • runt-
> «i6 «A > iA n w
•nMMtS -STAR M flM M
tfl TUB AWrfiJKu
?
W h i r la w a y Is Still
F a v o r i t e O f OnIxjokers As Well
A « Spor t s wr i t e r s
Florida State
League
J ustice lb
B «n th r f
U c lta n rr
W h itlo c k
B ’ srall If
D a V a tls y
‘
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ef
rf
lb
...
lb
1
MS FIRST (MiMeo Fa vieat
tlir r ln a r to n r f
4 1
1
8»hon l b .. .
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A 0
t
lia is in g I t .......................
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1« 18 • ! IS
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to n
l * J— 0
Florida Won’t Be
Overlooked, Says
Defense Official
tM-an.1
.......
Sit on« Ha— S
J A C K R O N V Il.l.E ,
May
3 ttuns,
ll a r r lo a t o i i 1. P rh o n 1.
tla ls ln e I. D an yn 1, U s e rs
J'.t'S u rd s I ) — T<ic
Florida
Rtati
rnrn. I'a ts s . P a lig h a rty
lin n s b a t*
Chsmher of Commerce has beet
I ' d la. Ita d ic s * !. Iln ts ln a 1. P a n *
t o A H t 'r lln e , Hchnn. O atrv. T vrn- advised nf the inauguration in
bsss tills . Pnnjrn, Itn ls ln a 1. Hom s Washington o ' ► plant site com.
tu n . Ita n r n . fta c rlflrv a , tfa r r t n g - mlttee h r
defense
jimdnctlan
m n. I l s r r x D oubts play. H a y s a In
mansvement officials, with Don.
T r a m m r l to n t 'r l l n a :
Krhon In
T ra m m s l in t lt r r lln a i O lrk to Jus* sld M. Nelson as rharlman. Purno-* o f the committee, Harold
H er. T ^ fi on bates. H an ford t. Its .
l e n t 0 Pas# on balls, o ff H rttid * Colec executive vice president ol
t. i;n y » a ,. n tr b r k ou l. bv Its ln d s •he Slate Chamber, was advised
1, A i k l s s I. P a u g h s r lr 1 l l a r r s
•a to “decenlralixe defenae de
r. H its , nfV A shton In I 1*1
In m n r a A. o ff H rln fls in 4 j . a
in * velopments."
n in a s ■: o ff P o u g b s rty In I In
M r.’ Nelson assured M r. Colac
n in g I
l( H liv
p lir b r r .
Ila v s s
that Florida would not bo over
tW h itlo c k ), W ild pitches. H ayes
MAXCY
I ’M
i
g
A rP R A L
RRMANDBP
NEW ORLEANS, May I -O F)
—The cbm of L. Marry, Inc., ra.
C, D.-. WaUtar, ai (ruttecs In
bankruptcy of tha. Lake Nursery
Company,
bankrupt,
appealed
from the southern district af
Florida to the fifth circuit court
of opinion*, wad reversed and ro.
Tha largaat consignment of
eatery that baa ever geo* out In
on# week from tha new expand In*
Everglade* celery growing center
ha* Just bean registered, aa 181
car loads went out to market ty
rail, and poaalUy half that much
BASEBALL 2K» P. M. SUNDAY
A .
• LIQUORS
• SCOTCHES
NICK’S
Package Store
f A a t e ifria lta ,
‘ WisMM* -fit* VkXtU/S j
' TitlB vi 1991 ____ -
|lted)*»ki a
...
T r a n m s l l aa ___
By HID PKDFJt
L O U IS V IL L E , May
Cheered on by a smile from the
weather man ami the ti»**t of an
indicated 100,004) spectator*. 11
>three-yr*r-olcl prince^ o: the turf
w ill tun the ■ iity -rv v rn llw m H
rkhest— Kentucky Derby today
IF YOUR TASTE DEMANDS
In what nKnjws up u« the widen 1
r*l>en rare in year*.
THE BEST IN
All o f hnntinif-heiiffkiMl l-om*
Vi lie \v m jammed last nljxlit. from
I ho river lo the race track, with
what (o l. Matt Winn*, the mellow
major-domo o f the Down*,
dieted wi 11Id he the hlffffeH crowd
in Derby ItiMory nnd would *hnw
.1 $J.000.000 kw-t t iii if ha ndh ft.
Drrl»> day ftnllnpinff
(*>r tha first tiiiuv
BE SURE TO VISIT
Anti,
w ith
the
weather man cnstern rumpuigu this Spimg .1
tdm rifting hi* official l predict mu ( •*** Wv»rs "iluluTt Morris, min.
i«f ' partly cloudy," from Ills pie- ncr nf his only two three csr nti!
Iticrv was Ihe sensation o f the
i mil* reckoning for Inca shmirrt,
nint
Itu-is
ivr-ro
the
the iiMiiot Henjy eve hoopla nnd starts,
cut-Ucrs. t'lcvrlanil
InHahaloo made it aufe only for 'n e rre d .it
tiorift men and *lurdy wiimm i» I'ntnani a
mini.running
Swain
' •* milling nhotil in rite tm *l* Mugh N ccslin , grl,i,.,| Siaist,,,
"ml
Kmc iron
I-'.
WomlivarrC. ,
m fir.hliiift I he ir way Jm ,i Mm’ 1
■oemlngly
euti ln**i*H
Vnldlno '
I'In-* noclne—n— mini jnhp
Vet, while " f i e d i nmne\
n.l I HUl Hill nor «\rii tho*e were j
enniiidered n IngHhcr out o f it
i he * hiinre* for n tire-fo^ all hni
UiH m oil of lii, there wan the I
He for the fir it lime allure Hold
j
Harnour
boy
.f
the
lot,
Venture bounetd Inrme in 10:10
Whirlnvj.v
i.woetl hv
firm ed to retake lid the g n n i. i "whacky
noF.M
Warren Wright of Chmifto nn.il
doiby o f them nil, the lit e*d
jtfAM,
ihe
on v old
mid one ft old in c entered ilirmirh H|e blue
horBe-fumlly- name in the lid *
the •arbor •rerctury'1* nfflre t ».
(H IM )
day made up one of the inn>i p** f ending money wiim ir nmonft the
cTtliot colled Iona i f rnndidnir* !U0 two-year-el.I*. he wnh Itenlen
N E K 11
ever to I t y lor tin* Jt^.lKhl.pIn* 10 hi* laat two *tnrl* or.*no*e he
ran wide nt the turn*
Then
jnrkpnt
( il. ASSES
Ren
Jon.* the -nine
There were hurt hoi*e*. Tern It airier
Ruiftc'* Illue l*nir and I mi T a- plain Ren who -oddled m< k* x fnno a Market Wise; there were oid Idled ehrewd, .....I Eddie \i
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►
pent hm no*. Dim- i'aiir mol It u p t i atin In Io i i h II.1 I iimi Ininoi rmt
inti Kti-toiftn Di*p<>»o, atml tliele
N ov, the man on the *tri‘et t* 1
were
proven
rmitatgi-M*
hkt "nek imtliiitf Whiintonv, nnd a |
Hove Mntrtin'i I ettinif fiivoute. lllli tot it v of the pi e**tfid\ rut
Dill Moo!*, und Charley Howard* perl* pick him h. •iratiyiilen out
1 h*14 )<iiur full r.M| mid null' if in
MTutid choice, Ihittei * Cop
There were harftain hot bo* with I he face* of the other- nl f» IT.
i nr * to 11eh*"a career*., like It nek \ I* St. tEimtei'i} sStnudnid fhoi >
I’ nlludino* "L ittle Mean*.
i <h( hv
T h i * corner thi nk* lie n m
for f.p>4N), n Hick, nilinif cripple,
>i<> it. litcBtinr Arcitio u hniiuv
nnd Market WNe. picked up for eiliHtth lo release "W liif i - lerir
by I a»ii Tn fan a m l Cull , till ifreed where
«•
will lomit
when lie *tnrted n raring Mnh’ * . •oBt— in the HtrrU-h
• WINES
^rao Was rCAtgri o
threw tor the club until
the' end of the eewnlh frame
and Daugherty came In to Dnlah.
Jllndy ga^« «lfht hlta and
iDaugherty two In hla one inning.
winiama accounted for two of
the Sanford hlta In hlo fear
time* at the plate. The other two
hit* were made by Booth and
(Uric. Seven Semlnolee reached
the t u n storing the game hut
all died'on bass aa the Rita failed
to drive them home.
tha National Guard troop* o f tha
brigade and the two w ill parade
together fo r the flra t time, T h ti
afternoon the recruit* were In .
aported as to their technical and*,
tactical knowledge.
The selectees apent their fir*.'
sir weeks drilling, studying m il*
lla ry discipline and courtesy, and
fam iliarising themselves w ith A r
my life generally. The past two
wrecks were spent in weapon and
technical Instruction. Coy. Homer
tV. Ilrs trrlv . of Tnrrtpa, command,
ing o ffie rr of the llllth , stated:
" I am very
pleases! with
the
progress made hv selectees. T h e ir
dlsclpllnr Inis lieen perfect and
they have otherwise demonstrated'
tlieii desire to silupt themselves
to Arm y ri ntjne.
I am proud,
too, of the non-com missioned o f.
firers and officers who conducted
this prase of training.''
JOB W H IT L O C K 'S
SANFORDSEMES
looked; that he
had
recelvstd
much technical data on thla slate
relaliva to available Industrial
sites, tabor, housing, power, etq*
Much of this i-ata was cow oiled
hy .tha S taU .C harabar, H f..C o U a
■all.
M r. Colec furth er declared I*
to he hla onlnlon th a t' data filed
away In WaihtngtoA la rsldoni.
If aver, eonsultad whan technical
•ale* representative* o f
e lite *
are on hand battling fa r recog
nition.
"Florida w in ba le ft out In the
celd. In the category a f defense
ordsrr- and p la n tl," he asserted,
"unless we do aa cither state* arc
doing, They are lieDnltaly on the
ground, while w * w rite letters.
"The S ta t* Chamber is spon.
coring a bill N f o r * the L rtU ln ture r taking tha octal liih m m t
of a hoard o r commission,
or
group, charged w ith th« duty of
getting fo r Florida a share of
lafaase production monies. We
figure tha sum required w ill be
Spartans Lose Game Gator Nine Heaten
Through Nine Errors
By Auburn Timers
W IN T E R PAR K. H a y S —
(.Special)—
1 nr 'U tllln t T a r*
baaeball team avangnl a eoople
f recent 'defe.it s ha Tnmpn beta
yesterday by crushing (ha U nlvara l'y 0? Tam pa, I I io
'( was the w cm defeat In the
short history o f basrhall a t tha
U nlvrrally o f Tam pa, nnd w t i
brought on by nine error* by
Hpartan players, and
thn*e-htt
pitching by Clyde Jones, R o llln l
ace.
Games Are Changed
To Orlando Field
G A IN F S V II I F. May 1,— k P>
A u Imjtms T iger, nllllaslrd Fluiidn
In 11 Southeastern
ennfeieiii'*
JarctmII gnine n mil HI-!' in lie
nliiili inning
T ie tun t< mils meet ngnm In
day m the seeund gnuie of tie*
aerie.
T iiiilin r 7 A going
into tile
Iasi flam e, the Tigers went on >1
Uire e
mn
*iMirifift
hprvi'
in
jm 11
i\w ir a in e oul id the file
I tick
Ili'din icri
juiced
Ih I) i
team- ut lull wilh fmii lilt, in
fife trips, including u donlde unit
a Irijile. l'hom|>smi led h orsln
w iili three hits, tun of theui
triples
votut i
ENJOY CRISPY TOASTED SANDWICHES AT H O M E R ’ S
AI.ONCi WITH YOI'H KAVOIIITK DRINK OR
We m akt nur n s n :
Fried ham
A L E X A N D R I A . K r v p l . M bv .1
A u li.t e U i m i l
l i i U v i t i 1*
vtiH Drift thb vital 11i i u *)i mtv i|
l*r la*t nlftht hin lr.1 u te-rriflr
-it'ttftf ut rni'im jiUnr* w-l»i*«li
ipFmi*tl over AlvMitmii iu ilui tuff
BO. mi mil ii nil rnul ularm. Srvll xui*my pliinr*, pmaimiablv
iltnnh. wara
hut nn homK*
Thomas Gainsborough iniuitcii
hla ttmon* "Blue Boy" to <li*
III tin- Interior nf Kurnni, i vm
prov# a . abatement that hlu* toilay. no mini mu) mm ry ur\.
should ’tifctDk mlMCf iogrlhrr h mji h# t an dinplay the hrml nf
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rsera| half far .tha maintenance
i f a capable staff la Washing
ton, and half for (applying it Iar
Im HUI** and technical data."
Stuart Rallflah Ctah has Ju*t
ordered a special plaque, at)
award of angling merit, for Mre.
Mlltog Baldock of Chicago, for
C lagsified A d v e r fe a n e n ts
■R CLRAN1NG. cooking,
irgarat "teatharlngton, U K
BT T A K E IT
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�Legion Sons Take Football Teaches Boys Meaning Of
Victory And Defeat, Student Says
TVtP To Key West
F o r Annual Meet
fa ir jNkool lltaertsr
PJL Itojfarltr
■---l i t porter
Future
Kommerdal
School'
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S.H.&
R am bling
;.‘ , By HunuNR.rr 7'**»'; ■
ubinoff And Hi* Violin Will
Phy At High School On May 6
"RuMnoff and hie wtoftn**—It ki
ts Patriotic
a phraaa fraught with magic In
tba musical affection* of the ne*
that radial* ehaar
May Winners tion—words
tonal roehaAtowaL Tba ellkan
that emanate ram Bah*
Are Announced strains
Inaff's two-csntury-old fltrsdU
tha fallowing letter waa ratvad hy 0. E. McKay, anmiiclng the winner* af th* Elk*'
itriatle nasy contact. Tba sub*
At af tb* aaasy waa "What Un* Bam Manna to
<f*nl*r* and aanlor* partlclpatI In thb contest Th* Uttar* la
varies bring a welcome, warmth
*»W f*u£a, if, McKsr, Principal
Tha evening psrformatwsa ' wit
Jmlnolc Ostmjr High Bchool
comil t of light classic* as Wet
as popular music. Included in tb*
faar profanor McKay i
."I am happy t* Inform you evening performance are “ RhapAt' yonr school waa aucrruful sody In Blue" "Night And Day-,
meriting all three.priica In Ihe and "Smoka (fata In Tour Eyes."
T h U stth
performer, whs
ttrioUc Essay Contaet sponsrwi
r'Bgnford Lodgk No, H U , B. commenced hli career St tb*
age of flva on'dl violin whkb
fln # majority decision of th*
4mm (a a| follow*:
E
o nMWf Oraeo
r E Ellas*
fSird rPri*a.
j j f wish to aatand my linear* th* concert world, following A
■faatoiaUan* to you and to the notabla carver In the realms of
radio and motion pictures. Scln.
Misting conductor, compoaer, vl*
virtue*,
italncd at
a Sa well
Well, fare I am again after
a nV« tang wtak'a rut. Raw did
ss-mms.
Tba nar/. morning we wars
died at ItOQ o'clock to ga swim,
ink At liM A. M. wa had
aakfait in town with aevaraj
bar Dram sod Bugle Corps. .
Tbs rest of tbs morning was
wot In alghtacalng. I vlittad
is Naval Yard, wbara 1 »aw n
ibmarina and irrcral other na*
it craft. I aba vlslitd.a larA*
wa aquarium and. tbs only light
•MM. In lbs U. 8. that Is in tb*
fa ifaniu of t usn.
ballara yqu m* faoaq bay* <u»d
gala. really did fa rt a tlaw.
Sdma of (ham .har* a|rfadjr had
Utter* and pktufgr from their
friends , . . HAZEL PRK8CQTT
and EVELYN KENNEDY are
klnda an tba oats and all on ac
count a! WADE 8lNOLETAKTi.
E LIZABE TH
PIPPIN and
0 Conor, k ic k had a dau sat-
raVaa^.U tfangldfata?
waa ghmn by Erma Doodney,
Elisabeth Whlghem, • tba atata
praeldeat af tb* Children of tba
In Uta favor af miking faatball
a taler sport. Tho rail pHndpAI
for whleh faothall was orifriaaM
baa not aid never win chug*,
Football waa arlglaafad
la
teach the bay more fall* the
meaning af victory and dafaai
Student Sketches
Name
M
S sS W iJlS P S !
,wa. aarnmwad af AW
IT; bgyk.UgfalHWfafa
vufp^a ypef/
faidu o f ’ the .senior' play r Mat
it let any on# talk you Waag. In the column and I tSUk
II Is fate of fun. ’
tb* cast deserves ram* magnl*
tion. I think they all played thblr
part* superbly well and tba ’ploy
we* a success In every way . . .
a r t qu aktebm an
LEFTY and LEONA make .the
cutest pair. Hava you reen them
Undents Eligible
together? , , Bay, I bat I
For Science Award brojia out tost night In fl
j
>, ■— " i
when DUB and NATALI
Ward fas ■ been received by DOT and LEFTT and Jl
— — 1 Bautch aiid and FBANCES C. triuh
Optical c*. I* presenting far tha dance. . BAYMONJ
" W T aebnee award le DE It seam* t o g * In far
Atar' w fa 'h a * mad* Urn
ft In KbSt* duf
wheal 'farter.' '';
far' odtatandlag
b gtrtftdl* nrt*
rax"**
the bay's bodlr^gtwa fan aourage
when ffa td -M a cgiek. wwn*M
hie Interact, la hi* f#Baw*m«h.
and U mike* him. waai to work
real hard fat * goal Of rawgfd.
When people aay. t h « have
seen boy*: crippled far tut f a
cause of faatbnu they do not tAka
In consIdcyst ion teat tf a bay
knbw* what ha b taught hy hb>
M
v w fH H
p m v D ic H
■
•* hobka. in fear vnhunaa, Th a
U f r af JWbsrt E. Lae," by Doug,
jaw Southall Freeman. • Pullltcr
prita wtaaar—to the Seminole
High School I Ibrary. Mr*. Dourliaaa also presented to the library
k volume* ontilled, *•*•« -win* of
BeftyTt.P l ~ - I * a . ! , Let 3 .
TWa beak waa given by Mrs.
g » h ^ B t m f a through the
.
Naasa
«C’
Quo
— •
Ntekaaiaa — -— —
RA hats
*.>.■■■■
Pat. Ufa — ---------Fmvorit* paatima
imhim )
Favoril* food .—
ik d flttk i
Biggest th r ill-----h
lata tha aarority
Ambition
To
Inhlatbn
Favorite aeqg :—
Sag t» . •
rrrHT.
School I “ Pay, Dad, aur Ifartb
told abaat tha evil spirit* antarhur the swine." Mr. H.t Tfas.
con. what do ran with to know?”
Tcddv: “ Wa* that the way they
got (hr rir*t dnvUtd namtf
w
-IL,
working, for
ivrtifKales in shorthand are now
beginning to taka fasts—M s of
teatal Ona bondred wsllahta 1st,
U n from dictatad nates wtth
.0. E., McKay aspressed bU ap. carbon and envalopas, tan tfa . V
paga IctUrvtaat* «n n*e of nan*
Nr. McKay autad that these
kr«r* ah)one the nicest gifts that
have ever been made to the li *teacils, rough drmK-Utter 'a r
brary, and that tha booka will rangement, manwacript writing,
jwav r a valuaUa addition to the and erasures and correction*. AI- a
*0 they are taking speed testa'In
The Her. W. f . Brooks, pastor tranarrintlon, typing, and dicta*
af th# First Baptist Church, was tion. Whew! AU foe ana pleAr*«f
neat Introduced. T h a Spirit Of paper called a certificate. - But
2?1*
. Baulk." waa cbostn by their you gre. We go I t years to
Mr. Braeks to fa hb topic.
school far j u t a piece of paper m
■ Mr. Broeks slated that today with our name »acraved on It. •
'
ft?
b ° ° * * f tba most rap- So. what** the difference? .
bdvanelag sections af tb*
Hera’s a chucklel Visitor: T f
Halted States.
This has or- yonr mother gave yen a u n *
fbftwl qnly daring th# tost so apple and a small ana aad-teh!
you ■to divid* with year bratfar.
which apple would yon give htaatV •
Johny: “ D’ye mean u r f a . f a
& FV!X!'7mX?8X$Z
I ' l l rn
Cm ....
19 t : t f
SSffSSS:
BCHW
Two *"*mh
J'lrll. E fW J
*^ W l. d«nr*i
Afar* W. The institute Wfa awigt,
somd hr tb* Bteiaah Freak Club
an1' Mr*. Marv A. nailer, bar.
nalbm Instructor at tha ualrml*
no brainstorm tr
a sounding column.
Th# r*pr»sen'at|vMs from th#
htoh school* nf MbmL Wart
Palm BfacV n t w i i d . Orfanda,
Fust'*- and fto"»o*d realstertd In
th« El lasbath Hall entrance earrldar.-FollowInr reglstraUon. they
aemmbbd In the ball'* audltoiC
lam where the delegattona war*
welcomed hv WIHbm Blau At*
bn. president af Btetomt UnL
Veraltv,' Jov new*, prasldent af
th* Praia Club, Robert ItaaM*.'
fart
Hl you- hart. InUntfana af< bafag
a, rtaeUv* sMter, it wfll1 m v
tend f a knawymm a fa fa .** "
Fallowing -the oamfaatfafaaf Mr.
DfafaratFrrimaaafa ♦ ga’ faett'1fafa
urn an* b d A l n 1 whbr<NVitat
questions conaarafag high school
lubllcstiens -war* ' ajfad.'; iBfS
)avldson anawsrwf boch qwaatbnl
as 1 “Should tba itndant adltor
or tba Instructor proofread new*
atorbs written by other stu
dent*?"—he said that tha In
structor decidedly wa* the perron
to chock th* art|el* 1 “Would -an
limit goetlp column* In high*
i p l U * <t ' n ‘ l
■ ^ r n w /jut
Bell*'
■plirgya
NELL and D1CK1
Hen together quite
Maybe whlb th* t
m*o«« will play.
WARD WELL wen
two year* ago atx
still •thara with a
JOHN POGUE. . .
NFV fas at teat r
fa MABJORIE JU
thing
da with-1
Garland W. Spencer
Talks At High School
to
s i2 x *
rsxs:
LAT IIBOP sr* r*a
havlng a
.. .<.•)
s -iir is .-js
, Kautpyr/ faam ¥U«
ika pgr former a r w
teaftSSi&rr
a r g c ;
I " " an P m
m l
►r t ' n 2 * 3
ijn ! ' " i
_
i
$srt&jr*
• M r . Spawcer spoke an tb*
*Wfahto a f aa American CIU-
bchoenenann
ii
Btarr. <
, a masting TdonI I . The new pa*
Ufa fetter and
m thalr patrtli.
has a acoutmaa-
“c r x r M
Btmfa apfakar at the
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Sanford It The Only Central
Florida Cllr Affording Kail, Highway,
And Water Transportation
.(
INDEPENPEtfT NEWSFAPEK
EaUbUshcd In IMS
SANFORD.
Has Fifty Tankers For Britain
*
ttative C a l l s
fate Asking More
E q u a l Distribution
"Perfectly Useless*
House Reopens
« ^ T a x Hearings
Claims LitG u i d a n c e Is
Given To Committee
WASHINGTON. Kay 5 Representative Crowther (R-NYI today termed
“ perfectly useless” a letter
#>y President Roosevelt agking. Congress for a *3,500,000,000 tax bin which would
not make. the “rich richer
and the poor poorer.**
S Criticising tho letter at
. j * reopening a f tax bearing*
by Urn House W ay* and Mean*
Com m ute*, Crow they asaarted It
gava Urn committee “ very little
xuld anc*."
a I t
d*aan‘t m y a word about
lb a reduction o f expend 11 are* in
ronnaetloa w ith w riting the tax
hUL* ba added.
Bepre w a tatlva
Cooper
(D T rn n ) replied that the letter
jc m
“m i mi did and appropriate.''
•
Preaidant Roooerelt. dodlrotlng
aa a mow national ahrina the
birthplace o f Woodrow W ilson,
yesterday pledged anew Am erica'*
fa ith In the freedom o f d m ac ra
and
FLORIDA.
MONDAY.
MAY
S;
1941
Member Associated Press
Iraqi Cavalrymen March Through Bagdad
Tightening 01
Tax Collection
Laws Is Sought
Legislature To Get
Measures To Make
Changes Suggest ed By B r o o k i n g s
Power Companies
Prepared To Aid
In U. S. Defense
Carl, J. B. Graham
Are Slightly Hurt
In Auto Accident
Casualties In
B elfast Raid
Feared Heavy
Liverpool Is Attack*
ed For Fourth Com*
sccutive Night By,
German Luftw affe
T A L L A H A S S E E . May ft— UF>
— A series of I ill* to tighten tax
collection law. as recommended
by the Brookings Institute tax
Purvey pnibal ly w ill lie Intro
duced in thp Legislature
this
week, sponsors said yesterday.
The hills were drawn by a sub.
commit tec. They provide generalI?, for a full a si raim ent on 100
percent value to unify assessnirnts thioughoui the state, au
thority lo r outright eale of prop,
e rty u ftrr one year delinquency,
coordination of aaaesalng a re Tvrice in rneh county, iiaym rnt o f
A dm iral Em ery B. Land ( l e f t ) , chairman of the M aritim e
taxes in three installments and
Commission, confer* w ith Sen. Joatah W. Hnllr>. of North Caro State supervision of arseasraento
by the State comptroller until
lina, chairman o f the Commerce Committee, a fte r the Commission
had announced plan* « f placing f ift y big A met Iran tanker* in the a Slain lax commissioner’s o flire ran be created by a con
h m o d e m w a r f a r e , th ey a te rt*P«rtMnimti'd on milk nvhitr linrpe» I hear1 Iinril
aervice a f Britain. A t the *ame time Sen. Jo.eph G uffey on the stitutional amendment.
a -m a ll p m l III the l i g h t i n g w ith
senate floor demanded the American Navy be assigned to convoy
Governor Holland Is expected
rnvnlrymrn make an imprra«ivv Bight pnrailing
r f at the U. A I mi bsiM* lit Hub
to present a program for s tric t
duty, at le a it w ithin the Western Itrmiaphere.
tluough piirturraqup liagthnl Thuir uiilMy it**
er tax ro lled ion in his second
message to the le r iiln liir r . lie
indicated yesterday hr would not
deliver the message until
tha
lug islatm v dir poses
of
major
measures now lie fori- it. These
include the Govrm m 's *aa lax
m llalrih ution program, allocation
of (TftO.lKHi from sale of daltivM is* Itornthy Sanford, imisir ipienl property under the M u r.
InstliH-tiir in the S an iiilii puMIr nhy A rt. rreation of
IIK III IN . Mny r.
.-»■
Ih.
n
State
ashonls. today itmiounerd tho pro Probation ami Parole fom m laI'hnner «■I AtitriMitti 11itf i vt 11.
gram for the ro nrrrt to be given tinn and hroadrnlnx of the U n
(inn in Ih** w ni pink* - n im .
at the Seminole High .School an. employment Insurance
pONsildi' fin (tie f i’fi in ■M i ki
Act
to
dilnrlum tomorron night at H;1 ft rover some classes of the thou
in kpen*lale mi tin tliiiaium
o'eloek by David Itubinnff, inter sands of
of t In* i tiuflict, Ihe n i*ll pn.hHl
Florida
agricultural
* '■ •
—i ■ ■ i.
nationally known violinist, and worker*.
Mimmentniy I lien* i Vn- |i,m .
his
arronipanial,
Sulitn
dr
Solis.
*r hIn flit M4i.il imiiiv in ,i , Milk
_ T f » Sanford resident*.
Curl
Many of the number* on the
□tobam ami b l* brother. J. It.
men t mi 1f 111<•| "* .p l-l'h 1 |||
Tear her nomimition* fm
T ill p iiv a tr powri rniupmlUrs <d I
. b o t h o f whom live nt program are well known to I he
letday
iii'VM. tiiM’enlu. I.ake Monroe ami
the I ’nUrtJ .Stuff* a ir fully |»rc*
_ _ Street anti Palmetto Ave. genernl piihlir, Mia* Sanforrl raid,
Dn’iiat, 4 loan In i to P■n i'i •* n
\\ il*«*n .'h Imul have I’rrn icm veil
pmrrd t«i nupply as11 I hr |h»\i i’t 1 office, hm lrtl ill I InM
were Injured In an autmnn- addin? that the concert will not
f I *■»*» tin 1 tniHlee*
of
ll(«i*e
WW coUtaton about four m ile* I r “classical" in nature.
that
may
bf
nct'dril
in
Ihe
tlefen*f
ty
that
I
hihut
»n»\
rM
n
n
l
ST. A U G U S T IN E . May b —
•ehoiiG fi»l the nppi ovnl of the
W ait p f town la *t night about
Soli* will open the program iJPt— Seventh call for whlto se t f /o it of ihe nation, A L. Itry .
into I!* I L*
inln»<It t iiunty Board of Poh11 :1 0 sftfclack, but their injuriei with a concert paraphrase, In lectees, for which tho original Holds, w ho w in m il intuit'd ly 11
Any Mii'h mtei-v* uimn,
it
tn In*tru rtioii, Supitintrivilept I
cluding three numbers, ‘'Grand reguialttoH from tho fourth corpa H. C olem an a* an rievutlve of the
was Rttid. '*»* H ppiiiistH l liy (h r
^
I oh ton mm9.1 today
Polonaise," by Chopin; " 1-lebea- area waa fo r 1 M mao, has b*ei. F t e i t l * l*o w e r A Light Co. fo r
35 fe S T u W .
Get mans n. an iu Mmi mi i ' wtinli
The nomination' are iintomatu
nnd rw U s l U 1 1 1 , Gan. Vivian CM- U il
timid prolong the h u i ,
but
* * * * » . L ilJ the Hot ary
o ily
a p prnve d
th ro u g h
a c tio n
under no cTivmn "tstu es a llui
lin*. State director for select Iva ChtO at IN rtgular w e e kly innehiM keli l*\ the h
I tn th e ir iim v t
niattol (loapltal a lte r receiving
III *1 n III mat»' it'ftiill
ro ti I cjnI n )
Kut looff
tvil), he
presented servico o f Florida, aald last j i f b
Pig In I H tlk , Ml 1,14w tm i -HI.I
treatm ent, their physician aald. firs t in “ U t i K f of the Russian lie said th ll was to ta k r o ff M
H ie |M»wer rapacity nf nil ihe
The h tin n l lo le il | *i uevi pt
n il
J. B. Graham was bruited and Peasant,” a composition- portray plarcnient* on the fifth and sistli plants in th f I'n itn l S I b I fu . he
i
ecomnniido I iiiiiv of the liu-'l*'-"
c w t. an lb * hand and arm , and ing the lender tadnesa of
the calls and estimated replacements said, i« fo u l UnifB w h it it \ u d
.*f the *•! Iii H'If
C arl .'Graham ■ » bruited on the violinist's native land and cli on negro ceils.
hi UjiH utiil in
g iralri
lim n thr
ft i'io k o i i p p o in till* -n t* a n \V 1
had and cheat.
maxed with the ran lrtfttlng gaie
rofiihtnotl
m
p
arity
nf
all
iht
The call Included
12b
men
B ie g , \1 *‘
M m ga re t Go it, nnd
In the car' with the Graham ty typleal o f the Russian peas from Dad*. 4R from Hillshnrongh. | m wer plant*
in (irra t Britain,
M rs
M u \m e Sieu
M iss
L u fti
brother* were their fath er ami ant. Ilia next
selection.
“ Ro two from Seminole ami 2 fl Don- France and Germany. Then- an
B o d p i'i ■ i u i t a p p o in te d lit
the
mother, M r. and M r*. J. W . C m . manes," Rubinoff w ill dedicate to Duval.
INK)
municipal
plants m tin
11■t etiIn
liool
At l.a k e M o iiriw
Of W ilmington,
- , N. C.,
, „who his brother, Phil, who w a * gradThe M l while setrelers will hr oiuntry. he m ntinurd, hut alto
»In* I mII"H mg iio m in n tin riH w i n
ara down on a visit, and M r(rorn the Cincinnati Con- delivered In the induction station pel her they Muppty Jran thiiri *1
L inlny it Mi l im 1lllll'Nje if neve nil * e* otm tt iideil It • Slerl *. \\t>*
J. B. Graham. They were not servatory o f Music aa violinist
at Camp B lin d in g on May 20 I* irelit of the total powef pifklni - ni* *nh". w e ir 11 li| (hi-t itftcr IHHIII tin by It'Milh, Mi
I'eMI 1 lift 1*' a,
aerioualy Injnrcd.
tuui
(itive^nnirnt plants supply Ui 1lift
and la te r gave up his musical 21 and 2 t.
!rick*i«t Fuiiei id Hitrue. Mr
I 'li/tihel h lliiflm mil
MrThe accident occurred when the career to manage hla brother.
h'"s than .% iM-rrent and |nivut<I> with l he Hrs |(
ilk
fif
the
<
You
hi
I!*
i ’f it ♦ nod M i
Mildred
Grahams' car, traveling
west,
onned plant* aupply ovet *H> p. i
“Tango Txigane." a rhythmic
U
,
,,
tiipii*t
1
hnn
ii
H
*
f'«r
official
tti.
collided w ith a car driven hv n i rest ion depicting
rrill,
the
varied
III;'
negro, Freddie Stoke*.
Stok-r mood* character!) lie of
API "•Mil 11M"111 , ll tin"'
\\ ........
t U lrn t e Bedding waa u i lcomed
gypsy
Mr 1 II v. ii h "iu "i Jim U . 1 S. i •i.d in 1 1 w
and fiva other occupant* of Hit music, w ilt he the peat offrrins
True
Mr*
tnfn the d u ll liy George Bflllna
...............
n
il.
m
and
Im•
1
M
"ltd
ear eeraned w ith minor, bruises, by Rubinoff.
M"
1
V
1
it/,
Mi
Both 1S’li 1 "im
II II. Pope an n ot io ns I that the
T A I.L A H A S R E E . May ft — tAh ,'lfd match <if Ihd* Sanfuftl l>f l un<i tin t' paII hi- hi t Mu m , 1 WII * III toll. M 1 - Berihit llim ch l" i
■Deputy Hickson aald.
' Mon Reve
D'Armour," com- — Upward o f 27,000 miles of
—
U m n -ii ii « • •»» 1. 1 \
—
Both cars were “ pretty badly
|m*ed during a vacation in Paris, mads may be transferred from golf tnumarnent will take pliire
damaged," according la the *h rr
B m y iy mi i
iro linJ>' hit w ii l i m ,
on Thursday with the final matrli
will
conclude
the
firs
t
part
of
the
Ihe counties In the Btato high
i f f * report.
M ilo I tin'll
Fell,
two
program. This selection, written way system thla week, but lha' and dinner in Sanford, «n Vlnv M i.
Prevalent J 1. Inghy said 'o n * , N n n m tti ♦ t o u id und A I
nil the back o f a menu in the doesn't mean the B u te w ill have l'»
tli'-e will te no meeting next bell l|« III \ I %II ho pa i cuts. Mi
Cafe de la Pa lx, gives Rubtnnfrs to maintain the added mileage.
M-nday
mid Ml “ J I I 1' II, woven Ntutern,
impression o f the p etit* style of
The increase In State mails
B i k 'r i i l Sun f* i d g o l l i t * tiave
u io l mo- In ot her
I a m in e t r u e * fr p the a v e r n g e
typical French grace.
will re m it from several hundred n I lie n . Mr B ey no Ids
*md, oi r
A r t K e p iiB heo i r r *
H e ii*
i n i ' 4' I b11-1id the B u t 111h d ’* MiilklMHIlO n I
Following an Intermission, Rolls highway designation
b ill*
the go in g to h r InrreaM H i Itrlwren |«K» lin r ir a le r L in o i Ito Y rn n n , F ra n k III O ll.ilo l'i, o H its llfllio u u it- it III
presents
three
s o l o s , Nous* expacto to pa** a t a ape and 50 p e rc e n t n e x t y e a r "W h e n l i i i t i h , W A I nt**, A n d re w T day I*v A lla n N te w n rt, p in at to .
Plana fo r 16 member* of the again
Debussy;
“ Polo, eta! local hill araalon on road de I pay m y ta - \’ « I am g o in g to hr M a n h mol B u * *i ll lii- W itt H nn- H a n fo rd f m i n t r y f ’ lu b
Celery Camp .Woodmen o f the "Dance," by
and “ Amoks signations Thursday n ig h t
W a tld to attend tho Hood' Camp naisr," l y M a il,
intereate*! in h o w th a t m oney |> n ia r y
Thn-*r u Im art* ta k in g p u rl hi
p a llN 'n r e r •> w ere
A r th u i
n e o tln f a t Pmaacola M ay IS and Gels in Your Eye*," by Jerome
Actually passage o f the bill* ■
I will want In know what Y o w e ll, B
W Speocr1
I
S lo n e ,
M u rra y the 11 111 f11 ) UM (i
I I w ill bo mad# tonight at the Kern.
will do little oicept facilitate it i* going In be aprnf fm and Bo ins. John f emmit J y, T 4’ l i m i A n d i i to 4 nf 1itto >)'. E. B SlIMlIl,
llu U n o ff w ill then give a per payment o f county road bonds hew murh n f II I* wanted nr »p<'ni te r. B n lp li VA Ig b l, K d w n rd t 'l i t l - Henry VV Il "''ll.
regular meeting a f
the
local
I'liil
4 111 thiil 1,
group, C C. Collins,
financial formance o f George Gtrhwln's from gas tax revenue by giving for aometiling which fright I n* a riiu g h n m ,
Buh ♦lltoii,
Ho. 1 y
Thorn;i»
Met 'iilh u ig h , Bill
Took*.
fam
iliar,
"Rhapsody
In
Bloc,"
secretary aald this morning.
additional credit*
fo r
money duplicate of
what
wr already lin y f ou r i*d H er m u ll k lo h U rto il, <ierie Bah 1 W i; FI. in mg and
Members who are to
attend followed by "W hen Day I * Done," spent oa th e ** road* before the) have."
I if J K T o la r and jii A W Boy I l"ll. »
the Pensacola meeting wDI bo * •- by Kxtocher. “ Fiddlin’ the Fid w e n turned over to the State.
The |bower co tn p a n ie *, he eon- Li'i's
loclod a t tha meeting to bo behl dle," Introduced in 1 MN as the
tirin e d , a re f u l l y p re p a re d to meet
tomatTOW night o t the Woodmen firs t swing solo, w ill tw played
TSTEM
H E A D ! M E R IT S Y
a h a U r e r dem ands m a y t e made
vtollntat.
Dnila's
B a ll on F a n Avenue n t 1:00 next by Ihe
G A IN E S V IL L E ,. M ay I —
n f the m . I l i* n o t neee*aary fo r
o'clock and Consul Commander "Souvenir," and “ Dana# Russe.
— Angus Laird,
Laird, University of the jr o v e r tim r n t to s|>eml money
W . P .'F b W a la expaotod to pre an original composition played Florida prof moor,
eaoor, w a * appointed Irtn ld in g m o m p la n ts , and thu«
In bis motion picture, "You C o ni •uporrtaor o f the m erit xysteta bdlM fia o f ilo lln r v
side, M r. OaBtga aald.
a re
relea»ed
T A I I. A H A .H S K K , M..y
f.
H aro Everything," w ill conclude »f tho State Board o f Health and fo t ih e purchase o f g u n s, tanka,
( t i a Irrna ii M cD o n a ld .
I#rroy Ktltrdge.
intent
.d (S|M‘ < i*l»
RublnofTa
the Crippled Children’* Commis planes nnd o th e r ne cessary s u p M nntverdr Irnlu-ti ml Hchrid and I'n in p a . o f H ouse e ilu e a tio n 11
sion a t a mooting o f the Merit plies.
I f th e
g o v e rn m e n t
had Min of M r* Kdim Hooker and J- aaid y e h ie rd a y he w o u ld c a ll System Council h er* yesterday.
found I t neecaaarv
to
Im i IM a II- Kat rid g e i f -S anford, placed m e e tin g *i f Ihe c o m m itte e
fo r
Selections Are Announced For
RubinofPs Concert On Tuesday
N UM BER 210
Capacity Is Quadruple
That Of 1918. Ro
tary Club Is Told
Seventh Summons Is
Issued For Draftees
___________r
II. S. Kntry Would
Sot Change War’s
Re.suM, Nazis Sa>
Nominations O f
Teachers Of Four
Schools Received
I-ake Monroe, Genevu,
Osceola And Wilson
Instructors L is t ed
British Garrison
Circled By Iraqi
Ivondon Sees Iran As
Next Nazi Objec
tive In Near East
LO N DO N. M a y ft — ( A F j '•
— T u rk e y h i * o ffe re d , «#
" i l l o ff e r , lo m e d ia l*
til*
un declared w a r be tw een Ir a n
and I tr it a ln . re lia b le r e p o rt*
•a id to d a y . I t w as added t h a t '
I t r i l i l n w o u ld a rc e p t t h * m *ilta liu n ,
fo n lin p e n t
n p *R
Ira q 's
w ith d r a w a l
af
th *
In rre s m e n a rin a th e R ritls h o
held lla b b a n iy ih a ird ro m e . ^
frees
llitlcr’a Luftwaf fe,
xtrikimr uiihiu n few hour*
itfler the Fuehrer told Uie
Heithtijur that no coalltfon
of iHiivein could defeat C ar
omin'. heuvilv bombed Helfunt in northern Ireland totlitv anti attacked Liverpool
for I lie fourth nijrht In ft
row
A ilc ilC
l l n t i - b n f f ir i a l a fe a re d th e n *
u » ll n ', u i M vlfa st w ere he avy. A
N a n u . i.l I he n- A p r . I ft caused
h im ill-w ili*
R
A
K
Im iu b rm c u u n te riv J
w ith w n lt-apra iid ove r n ig h t m b it
on N to ii.h i'lil la ir t* and a i r d r o n e i
in llk 'lla n d , B e lg iu m and FrstiC #*
A i l i t e i i , It A F b u m b * a e o rrd
I r c h h it* im thir G r r n iu u h a ttln *
" I ilp * G iH ttaenau a m i S chw rnh orH l
in the f i f i *-wii 111 a s ia u lt In f lv q
w ifk ■
%
M nai o f I r a q * a ir fo r e * #‘lJa
re a d y litia h e rn d m lr o y v d / ' t h i
l i t t l Itoti M til lilt* Fafliil
C n m m iQ 4
j rrputt la d to d a y , and I lia l i a q i n
ille r y
w h ic h had p a u m ird th #
l i v i v g r , ! H rttia h a ir p o r t at M ab^
h u n t) ah w a * “ r r n d a r r d c o m p a rt*
liv e ly m a rt tv «* y e s te rd a y h y oU f
u i h im ft
T h e com m a m l
also
r e p o r t* #
iliw i iin - im p e ria l fo rc e * m u n t n *
nt l tic k in g th a Ita lia tin nnd Get**
m a n * at T o b ru k have b ro k e n lip
\ m - p r » pur a t Ion * fm a re n e w *)
fit a - - i n i l i ■» on th # e n c irc le d L ih *
Van p u rl
The B r itis h g a rrin o n a t ISah«
K nuivnh in in ta c t a m i h a * n i f *
fi m *I ‘ v e ry fe w c iiM in ltir p , " l |
w ii- ri'p u rte d
In llu» f ig h t in g i t T o b ru k , th #
Hr t i l t h "iiId . he avy ln»*ea w e ra
in 11ic le t I on th e A x i* fo rc e * w h if h
n il are b id d in g a s m a ll s e c to r
in th e o u te r d tfe n te n .
tn
the
N e a r E a s t, D r i l l i n ' #
• i a g g ie a p proa ched
a
c r it ic a l
iag«' a-* the p r o - N a il g e v rrn n ic n * i
l 11 ii*i cu t th e p ip e lin e flo w o f
' >il In the M itd ito rra n e a n and un«
' " f i i u u d r e p o rt* said Ira q tro o p #
♦•ru i i d m g
the
Ilr itU h
a ir
g n rria o n n t L a k e H a h b a ijra h
w ere * Inning m.
L« nd un, m a k in g no a tte m p t to
m in im iit* th e g r a v ity o f tha a lU
“ i'* ri, p re d ic te d
q u ite
f r a n k ly
ih u t i f t l i r A i i * fo rc e * triu m p h e d
ig;»*m t B r ita in in the N e a r E l a t ,
H itle r w o u ld p ro b a b ly th r u n t neuru
ui
Ira n
( IV r a la L
th o
w o rld '#
•“ in lh lu rg rfc t o il p ro d u c e r,
Ira q h u t flo p p e d lh a flo w # f
n l m th e la st pipe lin e to th a
M e d ite rra n e a n fro m
th a
U U la
k in g tlr m * * ric h o if fie ld * , D rH U H
d iN iia lc h e t
*a id
la st
n ig h t, aw
f ig h tin g m th e th re c -d a y o ld W a r
m Irn q showed no sig n s o f a b a t
in g
It in at H a ifa , H ritlA h -m a n d a ta d
I'a le s t irtr , <»n th e M e d tte rra n a a it
ar ro n d in I he "O tiini h ig li Jum p t h i* a fte r nm in in ro n n itle i n till! •h u t (he Hr it in h fl# # t in th e N a a r
with four fe e t I I ifli he* al n liy - h ih p i'ii rind T lm m s i, I- r Wc Kaal ha* re c e iv e d Ita c h ie f *>H
(rack ineel n I the arhoo] lu«t c f i i i i i v M p r e - e n la ttv e i, to outlaid NUPldU'N
W h ile Ira<i a r t i ll e r y
s h e lU d
• e rr el i lu h - m n u h lic arhoo I*
week
Services Held For
Kddie Pell, Osteen
State System May
Get County Roadu
i f Um MrtlM pr**M
n « t l of Warwr. AIm f n
fUrrounr rtf Matt Rail
Rant IW w tu y of I
J^o m i R n u ia r Gtasn. !
Vtrptota. i e
V i * . Ola
i*r Brri •> Otawial.
Tlm n wr N m 4 V W
N a d A c tiv itie s In
A n ta rc tic R fp o rl
m BO STO N.
aorta
M ar • - 4 * » ~
G on aaM
that, * »
Sanford (iolfers 'Fake
Part In Orlando Meet
Woodmen To Arrange
For Pensacola Meet
I^eroy Fstridge Wins
Place In Track Meet
35*378 Gaikas Of
Gat Used In County Nelson Cox-Former
Resident Here, Di<
IMiwer p la n t a t G am p
flln u d in g
wh«*re some 70,00 men w ill soon
W E S T N E W T O E E , N . J.. M * f !**• h o aiert, I l w o u ld have cost o v e r
t — UP>— M a j. WUItam Addams « 1,006.000 and th e p la n t efn ild not
Welch, T E sometime* called the have been m ade re a d y ye t.
father a f tho « u t» park movement
Ity mean# of the grid, or inter,
to Urn United Btatea, died y *» *r connecting power ayste m drvel.
oped t y the induatry during the
day a f g heart
t
FABJC PIONEER DIES w
Qm
tTWrN tew s B rie fs
past Ift years. It Is noanlhle for
neighboring title s to help In the
supply o f p r a t r to on« city which
may h a r t anpranodented detnaruis
msde upon H ae . a m u l t o f
defewaa projeato, " M r . Reynolds
explained. •*
Thla system v a a adopted by (hr
IIH« tali a fte r
an Intpociloo of
Amettoaa plaata a frw jrra ri ecu.
Mr. Boynolda aald. and now makra
nmelhto I t a continuation of elec
tric farli|ti«o
In ■
community
•re n afUrr I t a local power plant
baa boon destroyed by enemy
Young Kut ridge wa* third in
the lyiiartei mile j »ru nnd third
fit the mile* run He a No made
the hovioi mil far the pa«t
week*.
B iru e i he lu ll w a * Ir ilr o d t ir r it
la * i H ♦■■"K ti Im * g a in e d w id e e d i
to r in h i i I (H ipu lar s u p p o rt, p a r ti
r u la r le fro m p a re n t* whoae c h il
d re n lim e been caused u n h a n p ine ** hy llie n p e ra lh ift o f E elert
arc re t g ro u p *
Japanese Minister
Won’t Visit U. S. Britain Advances
Clocks One Hour
K Y O T O , Jn|>iiii, May ft — (A V
Forctan M inlstn Yoauk* M altu
L O N D O N , M ar A —
— 1>
< * * n a tty and bruaqualy danlrtl
ypstrn tar any Intention a f vlaillny ftet more liayllrht out of the
tha Unitod Rtalra to ascertain w akinr hour*. Itritaln advanced
Ita a ttitu d * toward th * F a r East hoc r l i r l t i one hour Sunday or
and « u x f*s i*d it would ba. mora government u rd rri.
By utillfln a mora
fully
lb *
ptauaibla if Prraldant
Rodaartlt
houn of daylight, tha
Brltlab
Vtaltora at today * luncheon in- and Bacrvtary of Rtato H u ll cam* aorra tha doabla oarnoaa af con.
to Tokyo la learn about condi
rladod John Van O o a k b lto , Frad
rtr a in * power and of concantrat.
tio n * In tha Orient.
T ad «tr. 1 . C. Cbaaa, John O ra.
" I b a r* studied America and I I n i im x t activity in tha boura
b a a , and O a Lawton o f Orlando.
know th * condition*." he aald. " I Ira at llk rly to ba Interrupted by
doukt, however, ihaj, M r. K o o tt- a ir attack.
v e il o r M r. H u ll ara able to grasp
lh e tru e situation In th * F a r
East.
"I
tn
•
( **1isir<4 Oto h i | * T *t*|
11
Marriage Licenses
Issued On Saturday
F lrvrn m a rrla c * license* ware
'rul'd at the Court House Sat
urday. six of them lo w h it* peo
ple. Bcvonilnx to the record* o t
Judge K. W . Ware.
Tho mi Issued
licenses
W illiam A. Semple
and
May E W hatley, both of Orlan
do; Jar .Tee Paul I m n and M U *
N elli* M erle Reed, both of A M R *
ke; Huxh Riser end M ia* E W e *
McDonald, both
•(
Altam onto
Pur in f* ; L o f*n Stop!** and 1
Vera M u Wltoan, both • ( Otw
lai.do; J e ff Harry C a l* e» 4 Mtaa
Annie
Barton, bath o t
O r
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tiliy Costa Plays
Big Game At 2nd
Smashes Out
or Seminole* And
Enochs In 4 Rons
Florida State
League
Land Team Will
ly Here Tonight
(S pecial)*- When
Ilttla ‘ Billy
Caste, m w playing second haw
far the Daytona Beach IiU nd
m , reported fo r a Job with the
ren lty at Louisiana State I).
talks aald ba wasn't big enough
t « bold up under atndy play.
Billy does look Ilka a member
o f tha BInfer Midget troupe,
far ba alanda only flea feat, fire
aed a half Inebaa and weigh*
Jaat 141 with hla pocckta fall of
peanlea.
•Ma ri SleL 2
5 t;® K "4 S
Crltka around tha US.ll. cam.
raw wttn
alao aald Billy would novel
able to eparata on doublr
play*. But little Billy fooled.’em.
r w p a d ao*d -or aew eai
and ba showed enough staff la
get n contract In organ lied ball
234 W. CENTRAL
and now ho’* got tho laugh on
the Harper*.
In one o f hla firat vanity
gamea at the Univerelty, Coata
At Oar. Package Store
wan the plret man twice' and
alerted ana other - double play
You’ll KlwdTbe Best )m
that helped U- 8. U. whip the
Onlrenly o f Minnesota. 5 to 1.
And they aald ha-couldn’ t make
a double play.
Billy la a graduate of the high
B r a n d y , Champagne,
achool and American Legion rank*
Wine, Gin, Cordials, etc.
o f Now 0 rice no. Originally a
ebortatop, ho rwllcbod to eocene
** *
** I'll
k
In college became the teem Mad
Free DeUrofy. Phan# T8SJ
a acaaottad shortstopper, and be
t f t ed* i T'
lied the Job‘ so wall ha ateyad
thara, filling tha keystone In In
dependent ball through laet sum
mer. He has had a bit o f eipor|*l*o* at third ba**#.
‘ 1
1 t* ' *«
The diminutive keyatoncr of th*
V|
•Hither-Arcade
Inlanders I* unit# an *'»lbr-oop'
Agricole Out O f
Derby'As Entries
Shrink To Eleven
■
MR, J. A. MARTIN
r
•
Dispose .Runs F a s t
Trial To R e g a i n
Plate In Favorite*
Drive* In
Rons . With Two
*ripl e « , S i n g l e
LIQUOR
M V - The noea-powdering and
primping which annually converts
Lou lev Ills I n t o
’’Derbytown”
started foil blast Wednesday as
tho field for Saturday's sixty,
aeventh running of tha Kentucky
tin fllmhlng towards
the
1.'division Hanford trounced
Detnasvill* O.Men decisively
light by o ecors of IS to 1
t. smooth pitching o f At Kat-
•“t «* »
« » d a single.
Pitcher Kettles batted In throe
lay bunting and
ra t on all main tl
nine getting a two-base kit dur
hotel lobbies were
ing tho game. LaValley d m * in
four of tha Sanford runs on tbroo
hlu, Inehidtog tarn triples.
William*, abortstop, collectsd tbo expected crowd e f IMftOO
tho moot hits o f tho game, get
ting four rat o f ate trip* to tha pound lato tbo city on «r w y
craroyanoo from airplane# right
I made by MeRaney,
down^to “ pounding tho par*.
r timet up ha scored
baited in four runs,
Aa far I be kotsei Ibemsetreo—
who only run the race—the only
developments o f an otherwise
go let day ware the disclosure by
the- G-Men called four pitchers Trainer George Brooks that he
to the mound during the game.
not send the light weight
Cason, load-off pitcher, allowed would
long-shot, Agrlcole to tbo pool,
and a workout by Robert J. Kla.
berg, i r.’s, Dispose which teak
a*SM
of the
recently-acquired
tarnish o ff tha reputation ef
that Taxes-ownad w i t
A fter winning tha Flamingo
mad Bahamas. stake* In Florida,
D. Varner, Orlando
BAGGETT’S
Liquor Store
0AM OJUM IW
lAiOIASU gfhtw
l*r, f ” »
Sweep* On In
1—{AT— Bobby Riggs, lb# nation's
No. I
tennis player, brested
tbreach a second round match la
tha Turn***** Valiev Invitation
mast Wednesday by dropping but
HAVE
YOU
W ABHINaTON, May t — (A*
— The American dollar bill v
gtlng native with nylon or rayon
Imported silk—mostly from Japar
— has boon uood heratofora to
put tho distinctive treads In the
special paper need for printing
money and govarnmantbofids'nul
the Treasury yesterday authorises
substitution of synthetic fibre*.
Hasting
tha
bull with ac
customed fury la tha first sat,
. Montreal trill observe the SOOth
Riggs slackened tha pace la the
of Its . founding , on
second and emerged triumphant anniversary
May II , m i
,
aver Roy Smith o l Chattanooga
•eater, net ter babied such Y e
lie cholca* m Our Boats, P*
tar's Cap, Blue r * k
and tl
popular young follow, Whlriavo
SARASOTA,
May
1,—< J V All tho way It wsa a aurpri
Exact;y two weeks front midnight
In* workout by tha son of Dl
last night, tha IMh annual Intercovary. H* showed little alga * national Tarpon Teuruamowt. aidtiring o i b* stepped tea ala fu
oat continuous *v*nt o f Its kind In
longs In l i t ! -1-1, tha milt
1:39 and tbs mil* end u olghi
la 1:83 on tho way. . ..
At tbo same tins, ' a noth
ratable starter, although on# i
,# two’ or throe rank outside
In Uw Grid, Just About el tamo
od him*# If ** * pesimte aurprji
C. i . Muir o f, Detroit, wl
le tha nmurasldant aaglar
tha California fn u t aria J U w
cstcho* the largest flak
oant over m ' l w S t i ridel
by hi* darby Jockey, O raff
Woolf, and after steppi ng a en*|
py 41 1 4 bait mUa h* ten wh
and was >clocked In S i l l for tl
mil#- snd-e-quarter,
Trainer Brooks, h i' HgriOOfa
that Agrlcol* would net start, «
plained that OwaagV Theodei
S
S ? I
fishing Tourney In
S t Augustine Slftted
Avsss’Sim i
8HKIP. M. TONIGHT
DELAND
JOIWIITLOCK’*
Coeety
TRIED
•
finished
HOMER’S
•
OFBN T IL 1 liR < M V M tT NIGHT — Y O U * RUBIN BBS APPRECIATED
easure is
Ttrpod Tourney Gets
Going For lfljth ..Year
!v i:* !
From the first moment you
It— we guarantee ‘you'll
104I'm newest summer-i
bm
, , . feel it , . . wear
ip of pleasure from
LATELY?
* ■ , ,t V-» * a
•
�t
I
■ - .................—
• Sanford la The Only Central
Florida City Affording Kail, Highway
And Water Trimsporlnllon
Established In IMS
SANFORD,
FLORIDA*
Member Associated Press
Dr. A . W. Knox
Dies Following
Lengthy Ulnesti
*
Head O f Middle East
Force Reported To
Have Appealed To
' Germans For Help
Former President O f
County Medical As
sociation Came To
This City In 1926
Reports Extended Navy Patrol /
f
LONDON. May t — (A P I
—Prime Minister Robert C.
Meariea of
Australia so.
pcatad U lha United States
taday far war help “ on a
Croat 1•rale,’’ and aaeertrd
“ wa eoaaai approach this
war la an amateur manner."
He added* “ The moment
wo are able' to *Rulp those
who fight for ua os well o«
tha enemy la eaeloned. at
•hat moment we wiH begin a
■•riae of victories ralmlnatl"g In a final triumph."
..
)* «* l| t* *
Gen. Grorga C. Marshall (le ft) U. S. Army chief- of -staff,
and Admiral Harold R. Stark, chief of naval operations (cantor)
nrc shown In Conversation with Thomas H.Mcinnctney, vice presi
dent of the U. 8. Chamber of Commerce at the organisation's 29th
annual meeting in Washington. Addressing the convention. Admiral
Stark declared neutrality patrol ships err operating » for os 2,000 miles out in tha Atlantic Ocean, to maintain u safe channel
for shipments to Great Britain.
i fa fe e ’* w ir e
Lm b
aS.
v*
Ur. Arthur Wesley Knoi, who
came to Sanford in 1920 and l e
ts me one of this city's leading
physician*. died la*t night at his
heme, 217
West
Nineteenth
Street, following an illness of sev
eral years. Me mbs 67 years old:
Bom Apr. C, 1B8I, at Rhawville,
Quebec. Canada. I)r. Knox re
ceived hi* early
education at
Beachburg, Ontario, Canada, lie
taught srhno
and
farmed In
weitcm Alberta for eight yeara,
W tSIIIN G TO N , M*) 2 —
and the money be saved during
(A l 1) — L e o n
Ifrndemon.
this time put him through the
price admlnUtratnr, told *
medical school at the University
itnauNtrra* cmaU ronfartne*
of Toronto, from which he » M
lodax '‘nothing ran he more
graduated In 1916.
de«(ruellte to ihe sound op.
ereliun of hunlnm enter**
Dr. Knnx went nvrr»rss wjth
prUeR than rapidl)
rUIng
the Canadian Raped11 binary Force
I'harlc* A. Moure, 3rd, show* Mrs. Edgar
Force
benefit
party
in
New
York
City
It
you
prlcrri,'*
In TPIS with the rank of Captain.
society inn- dollar to try its skill, with tin
He rropha^ired prlre nlabllHe served until December, 1918,
W tlarhisrh, daughter nf the tale Walter 1*/
il». and **aid Rurfi Inrreaa**
much of the time with the Brit
money going to aiil the families nml de|iein|eiits
O il)s in , limv In toss liLiips onto Die shapely
caiiRi* "dlRhicaiiinig effect# or
ish
Expeditionary
Force
in
i f wounded British flyers. For ni.-iy |,-g I ope.l,
up"idt* and ruinnuA la****
France.
limb* ol Ihr pretty girls st the Royal Air
the looper got B drink.
"fi'M a rollapRe rome#.
Returning to Canada foliowihg
From ym eminent reporta,
the war, the physician practiced
11 apprnrrui Hint higher p rice*
medicine in Weyburn and Col
ari* ripeclril fur meal, can
gate .Saskatchewan, until the Fall
ned 7rgrtalilr*., rggt. dairy
of 1926, when lie caine to Bani
*4HliM*tnL Riwlrn vinmU, ikoes,
foul. Dr. Knox Joined Die Flor
knitted »»rulrr*ear and men*#
ida National Guard ahurtly after
work (In I hi rig
his arrival In this rity, and
fash collected In the uinnml
served as commanding officer fo
imnibcrship drive of lhi Seoi
the 124th Infantry Medical De.
W ASHING'IXIN. Muv 2 —
Inole fount)- Chamhri nt t om
tachmenl. In 1940 he m b s retired,
t'VI
Vro-plrnt UtMWrvcIt lonierrr totalled Jlohi ........ 'i
due to ill health, wllh the rank
ildt i-tille'l I'nf tlip ilfft’ imo in
ye-ten
lay.
Kitwnrd
lligciF,
,
of a lieutenant fulonrl.
lit'tii to tvnrk its tnurhlnb
secretary.
amiouncod toitm,
Dr. Knox was an honorary
s'kling that sigioul pled,., . <..,
member nf the Sanford l,Ions
future payment uun.urd.,1 i..
t „ n „ |>„ i||<> m
,'t f- ii tinV* it iii't-k.’ ' relieving
Club, s member of the Weylmm
8tt>2.
I o n a ll> .!.),{ l o <f01 ‘ t>,,.ni univ fen- nterhnttl nhd
Chapter of the Roys] Arch Ma
With
til
Irani,
out
ni
1
1
.,
sons, past president of the Sem
t u11<111* ol Dir r e e l) ilup III]
'till working, and oitl, mu.
Wllllt. V4|t|, n M||||, |) M*iwm
inole County
Medical
Associa Uu*
Tin- IV r-u len i
niatle
Iho
ii’<(< muckLmd*
tii'll uri.
rontrihution* t<> oind nil to
-14'fs’ n( UnujUO. tt.pp,,| ||,.
tion, a member of the First l'T*acalled
rome in. Mr. lliL’ nii- >1,. Im. -I
rum k i i i i i i i nt i lt»- ir g iilm u ,-,|n ii pirn in m rrl what
hyterian Church, and of the Flor drf^ vhv mini :n ctirliMiilrt nrn
till *I " f I III’ ,JS' fit lilt 1111 4« ull (Miji " » pr ii(i"f i ikim|5 demand#
fo f
ida Stole
Medical
Association ■hi/rjH.1 jrjtN'nlwy, W .1 i lmn* ' that he expected I,......it i>.
74 -le t d)4 v Hf (q•<litiiiri rtl I Iks I Hllg
mkii iti I
(dane’'
and
ihlp*i
and the' American Medical Asso lain, n pM’ti’nljilivc <if U>c Fed- ^ t-'.UOd quoin. Alu«oI im it.... .
H
ip
Ib'teJ
M
.,\f.p
t
M,
l-ership,.
ill
the
fltiuidtet
nt
t a ii-*mI by (In* critical situation
ciation.
trfiil*' hitr Markul New*
With* <11.4.1. '1(4 Ml (l|M p*|uw fill
fommrlXT liave bet n tuken. be
In 1930 Dr. Knox attended the Mid U»iln>
Smifmil n fhiji hiia
I which iunfruriiR «ur nation.
said.
m
atch
Mad
vn I'lmiiiM ily nil vulg Mi Fhii^Mu tli hi i <1
\ini'i u uu
tmgei ! One iiIium* «-t l*ioaident R oomCarllisle Barrack*, fa ., and waa
ip ml«!rd
"rn
*
lift'd
■
h
(he
pHint
rilin',
it( | U’ * pingraiu In P'*wl «.(>041,000
Wardad the Mr r * mi ant Medal
Ai"*ut I UNI m if* i»f rd i rj liat i
.... . * . ; ('Mil i f (-hipping u»d lor HrltWl
or the highestritnriding in mili Imt • planlinl in Ovictlu I hi* yrnr\
i*,-!, «
11uit.'Utti *1 ini'* acti»»n yc# *rtary hygiene sn<l sanitation. At §IU!a.jtli‘ Cr«p "hoThR ■ wldij XAljii*
uicmtui , ....... ....m.W:
«»
^ '* '‘’* 7 . ^
that time, only three such award* I Inn in Ibnth t|uull(y Al»«l yifltil
|imMi J
Muritinto
r omniiawn bfftciaio
had Keen made in the history nf
P in t' imv«>
«lin 111117
Match ...... ..
ii,.
............... .
sgrri-l to Biskr M oll
the institution
thf pM*ii ft w ti.ij- Mi ( ‘(kHRipin
ltj.uk• i'* MMiilnble fur tnr sc
range
Cl 1
In 1910 he mauled Mary Jam.- I vsid iiinl pMo*p«H >*> f«M tJi« ttiiRn> W dimm
1
.1 M I n |uf Iti it ail)
Duntar In Toirnlo. He i»
- nii'diiHi fiiliirr* »rr “ rattier fn
„ „ __
_
and
II. ^ | Mm Mime official#
snld,
'4 4.11 Js 1 1itn W .
1s
vivrd by hla widow ami a dough inrnlil*
^tiipmi fiK mil nf F(i«r
an owners uf virluaRy tdi
|w!,
(
II1ll
VI d liiim *
ter, Miss Muriel Kno« both of itln v i<i liny writ* (ifiixy- I HI
n)lnur4
l‘*a» T f»«I
'A M I 1 III.ANIHNii, Mh> L*
Hhi» f f *ii 1 .
r simM< 1
Sanford, three sisters. Mrs \t ..I l turn at'I if I hi* i« iimimiM’il (In
ler Uttlr, Kirkland l-akc, Onto piir** m u', full ||»r r*piuMhtulivr 'SfHriHlt I inlay the i,Min Mur A II- imtrd, 17, 1 It# 1 l.u
Mi
f *.i . *.P
rlo; Mrs. Winnie Keanu/, Kul. t H|1Mil" i|
'd* "Hi'ftlvc Rrrvtrr lrnim «* in awtn t - w* n
Mi
W 4 Id., !( t. M» V tm 11.
land Lake, Ontario and Mr- <i
(n Hat I’iiIm 1liiich nml Iitmli'ri
g lu t f iD m i'i t>lv iiidfi'H 115-IIh
i
S
niitli,
Mild M
s7
V. Kents, New York City, two "‘■rlii-ii u I'lirthiili'iiiM r nmotinl nf
h ifn iifry h e rr
(heir
brothers. Dr. W. J. Knoi. K. h>»
•* Ii-1\ irHimiipt i»> |h- nit w
i
ir'liiii
u
n
i
i.f
in
itia
l
hnmr
tr.im
ns, British Columbia, and Ju "
"ti tin
Coant FnriiMoiii uutl
William Zachary, m »i» of Mr.
Knox of Kirkland I-ake
Mntiiili • mhniilil
ntitrlml *h ip . I ,,IK ""** n n d e rw rn t n tm in in tr
William
y.achry. smi of Mr.
Funeral service* will !«■ tn 1l mi "!it« jifh'T tin l wt't’lt
* l iih
111*n n in d lie led hy iltviwiuii
„,..l Mi W II /.in'bry uf Magat tha First Presbyterian Hum Ii
w liu h h i'in tiiu iirii t * u fflie rm Mim ilay nf
i iilil mmiin
»hiptiit*r>imglp at thr Hnh'iNlty uf Flofof Sanford "Bunds/
aflrrn»".i lunr n\« r o n l y iw«* or lhrn» I 'fniuon in u Hpi<cii(! I'rmiiuiiy
hIh win I* In* i-4 ii Nriilur* in tho
at 3:00 o’clock.
The KruW-.n hi lew ii «lny for llir pn.*! nrveml |G»»* triimci> will lircntnr "legli
( ati(**i *•i iit*irifiai nMiipst,
Tho
Funeral Home I* handling «>- " ■"kn * hut! Id Ih* in tn (ruin m il , J«rw" in the ro*flmrnt nrn) will
l(,,i . Milu r iiilintit in tho rotitrxt it
rangements.
*tiigv ii I t’lf ime nt ii I pnrndi* on tiiii*
i ci’k Mr 4' hhmInin mi id
Fail
! K'iIm i t Ml Kay, uf Tampa.
t*»inin b m' iinoii w ill ruil In* in Mnrliln infnntry'a (urge niutur
I W iniu'i * in th« urutnrlral and
full *\» iott ii nt D (hf pttrr |furl nf poo) nil’ll
I i|«i' hi inti 11**n ontitrsla will w e lv r
Mny filin' I lid* rinp t (i«-r i* is lnt*>
Smn tliriir
iimcnt tu Ihu
i
mi ituh lit (he cIksp of tho
I bin > im
I - 11Ii nearly Hght wr#k» neo.
I |ii<u nun tinringwhich other
Ihr
Re
ler
I
cm
hnyp
been
incmTim ....... w ru t tier
w h irli
Hina
I
j nt.ti.1 1-ir (he I H40.41 rcholmsM‘**tinn (ih* (ifen rrijuj iiiH rrrent- bciR i*f ilie 124th “ Iralillng rpg Helm11.4. Hun (lid . l11Mill won I In \■. 11 will in* prraoulod. The
Robert Herndon, aophomorr
U m nli'B1 fur
Mr. CIihr- Ifmnl" under tin command of th# m ti . ti i!»:t t«;4
air ndei tho diipctlon of
KtrUon Unlv#r»lljr and pon of M.
' I » V VU'M’ ria f. llo
Tit ,
Ft F"l iirDfjfi* A lli'fo itp i of
and Mrs. Robert E. Hr rndun of idin rrimnirnltni.
r
,*.•111'
l
ft*
i.i
Mr
T\
in
r
1
.
"•
Ihi.7
Hanford, has been elected lo - f t >it • HrminnJ«* Ftiunt) hue lilt Mild Hunfmd First ],t Jiimot II. John*
nlmnvit nnr-htilf nf (hr aiil of TiHcnJuctnn, Alii,, Is plaru Mr ld< M-on, IMU2PII atit1 M»
ax scarela rv for the coming yen «
Yelk
me tn | I mr 1*00 1i*fril. 1< 1
of Kappa Kappa l*si, ns I ionn I a•*IjhI unit out of Flmitlfi thU hen- nn«l (raliiinv officer of the pro*
1M1r2UM
*|||| rrcomU nf Ijir Milrkrt-Nrw s vMoGril reirlmcnt. which
will ^Rllf Ml .» Mi W'llhnin*. mud Mr
band fraternity.
W . Id*. 1(1(1x2011.
Mr
Toting Herndon has been u vrrvirr (tUvIopr. Thr total far* ce«»r In rxlrt nfltr Humlay.
•i
11 .v :■fro 1 Ini 4 !
prominent member of D ir land nt pJilprnrnl hy count In a t uf
The i f*ci uIIr, from all parti Hn»d It,
i r.oimIc offiCliiled Hr » *111Uf.’
M
and waa ncently initiated Into i f>*trntay a if as fol'ciwn;
of Kloi Itla Rpnil Hip first nix
hi sink 11 Spoil, service at*ill 1"
1941 1910 week* of Hip baur (raining pe of f i<i ) \ return mill' h
tha organisation.
S.m ( ion opi-rutur, bought the flrat
3999 4234 riod b arnintr <Ji ill. military rour- held IM lit# iH'i.r fiil'ir e in
Othor
officers
elected wri« Heminole
t'liili'ij
StutcM ilpfriMP
Having
teg
Saraanln
1964 1672 tp*y. nml otbpr phnre* uf Arm> for.! 1' « « • (ii*fd|iM.,d :i<i*l1
Dick Fossa), Da Land, prr*ideiit
mHO'. I.... J lit lhr s w office yestcrin
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269
Horace Hawn, Now Smyrna, vice liana tee
two
dny mid H Jornr* (tut, iral i i *
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73.’. weeks haVP been devoted lo ape* til l u lit* Diisdmi.i, Hf'lim.do lie Dili- tiktiii, purcliiiAPd (be firat deprasldant; Robert Blount, tecs- J’jilm Beach
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ford
IM
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Land
urar, and Bob Feasel, rtpoDo
rliiliakl (raining, pspecialiv In thu
f« ik-p RHv mg Dtaiiip, IF J. Holly,
Tin l»uvt«»ii! ii’wm im- i"-*
I * a*m»imsafff On i*HBr Ttinl
both nf DaLand.
uae anti npeiatlnn of the weafiuHiiiiHRti’t. iiiiiiuuhC'il tuday.
rorenift mm' d Mu I " *IH ntlihic m
J111hii* Mdd ye«tenliiy Amounted
non a, inrlinlnig (lie (in in ml rifle Iohi I ihf inac him*, M > Ifimtic ci »im
lo f 1102.50, and f 11-‘JO worth of
baronet, band grenade, both tho iniMPid i»ml w ith (h i* now facil
light and heavy -HO ralibre nia Hy (tn,| 1((#■ rcRiiUwiil ro4*nvorinr -4!«l)i|t* were Ridd
chin# guns, the <H and HI milo in HiMi*HiniMiip. tugethrr with (hi
Hiiiiiig Hip month nf April i* v .
meter motors, (he Browning au • n|MI-'II' ll I l f new gun-, It -In.ul1 nigt* lifind raIpr At the Foat Off tin'll He i if Ip , aikI Itic. 45 calibre .|,uw II i-'iit ki'i 1in iiruvcmct.l if ft.. t<.tuh d $141)2.50, while In
pistol.
ihc FKiiip month lu>t year the
||,i>
nr tuli.fc, tic -uni
HHH'UIlt war *993.76. Mr. Holly
Col, I M ' dUi" said. MI am well
improvements are going uu dsi hr shade trees snd walks lined
-tii.l rite- t.L -w .'i-ft-nsr- bundr are
ly In Fort Mellon Park, and Obo - ii both sides with winter bloom ideaspit with the nr^gresa made
in Du- hi<tin- drnun.lnaticin* as
asalaas have Just bsan set out ing uxaleui of ail rolon. In Ihr by these men. and I feel ronfF
tin- mitiigs bonds, and the bonds
rrnU-r of the park a largr foun dent (lint they will bo excellent
In 41 now bads. Jamas Houghton, tain surrounded by s rock gar soldiers It must be ad mil tod that
Hint
the stamps srr part of lb*
park superintendent, said yeslrr- den will be the center uf Ihr beau thev were fortunate in having
ni-1, iduii under which the aver*
day afternoon.
him rilixrn can help bear
Iba
tiflcation are*. East of thr ten highly trainrd instructor* wlm
tun fti.nfnril ini'll, IIHI Jolins
Among lha newly sal plants arc nis courts shade trees will can had to Irani the hard way. Our
rust uf Die defense program, Mr,
sml
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.
11
9inith,
|itscrd
in
nut.
IB difforaat .r.aria
_ ties a f asalaas
,
. tinnr and taper o ff toward* the aolectooi rocolvod and loarnod tho In.aril rail's st Du- lir*t annua llully i vi'lsiiifd.
McCaslia, espert on l haU|
training with onthuslaara, and wo Mny Day regatta ol Kissimmee
In tha *alartlon and
Flawrrs era needed to taka up have had few problems of dlaclyeatrrilsy
the wide lawn and bordar tbs pline."
Mr Johns *nn first ).l»rr in
together, Ur.
Houghton aindlng walks. Meet of the flowCol. Fred A. Kafay, of Jack- the
ipiiDiiinnl
race.
ami Mr
n s now in lha park were con aonvill#, commanding officer of Hirilti Ihinl.
■ and shrubs o f all kind* tributed by poople o f Hemlnolu tha 124tli. and hU staff will be
Ko»nsr're<i
bv
the
Tohup.-ki.llgs
lag gathered and planted County, Mr. Moughton said.
proaent Runday afternoon nt tha Yacht Club, the regatta opener!
tb* green expense. Palm*.
“ We could use another thou consolidation ceremony and par- when * liary* carrying the DaM Pfuea Iraaa, Magnolia*. sand aMiras to parallal tho walfm ad*.
dltioiisl May IYI* floated wit in
Plain ie. Australian Pines. and maka a complete pattern,"
Sunday, May 10, tha DU In to Die lake while pupils of Die
Ian Oaks, Bubher Trees he said.
Division will tU g * a gigantic fifth and slsth grades twined the
I native Palmettae are be
"The auwt
Important ' thing rtvltw on the MA M pa rad* ground,
Mo\ton pictures pf fame
In a dance directed by
lted aB over the weet end right now la to get the common- and dignli arias *spoct*d to to ribbon*
golfer* in action will ha shown
Mr*.
I'rsrii*
Bryan.
nark to provide abode. In itv hr use ia and build around P tW n t include MaJ. Gen. John
the Sanford Country Club tank
“■Sweet corner af the park It," he explained. "A fte r that C* P erioi, DUi* commander; th« OFFOBR HIGHER HHIF COSTS at 8:00 o'clock, and tho pH
wa can am ahead wtih our plana govomora and adjutant ganarala
la Invited to attend, It waa I
to beautify the park. Next la .the o f Florida, Ilixaltoippi. nod Louis*
WASHINGTON, May 3 —(/Ft Bounced today.
awlmmiaw pool sad more tennis Unnt Mojor 0*n. J, L. Ilonodkt, — All steamship conferences and
court*. The ahuffl aboard court* IV Oorts* rommandorj Gm l Al- ownrfc of vessels registered lo
A marriage lieeciee waa IgM
wc hart now are good, consider to r i Bland lug. fo r . w h e » thU the United States were told yea. at tha Court H e w * yesterday.
ing they geo out under the Flori •unp U itnntad: *r.« M*J. Gog. tenlay I v the Maritima Commis Joe H. Self .a f Winter Oartl
da auo all o f tho tima. and la Morrta B. Paym*. 4IrH DlvUion sion that “ nil proposals which
back o f the plot fo r the tees’• An tottatto to tho contemplate Increases in trans
manItv hease w « here the Boqbo
pttoad tin* boon *v- portation costs must t* viewi
by Gon. Fonooo.
as onjuitlfiahla."
Cutting Of 1,40ft
Acres Of Celery
In Oviedo Begins
l*rr—
Hostilities
between
the
Rritlth and the pro-German
irovdrmncnt of Rrwhid Ali AI
•Gailani o f Iraq hroka out to
day in that oil-iron Middle
Eaat center, with Iraq troops
opening artiilerv fire on the
Utah force*, a
HrltUh
it reported,
President Calls For
Maximum O u tp u t
To Meet “Ever Increasing” Demands
50 Oil Tankers Are
Made Available To
nelp Great Britain
Lartce Scale "Holy”
W ar In Near East
Is Seen P o s s ib le
*
Defense Plants
AskedToW ork
Night And Day
S i t u a t i o n Is
Said C r i t i c a l
>Axis Fury Gains
In Tobruk Siege
o
Hooping; It Up For British Flyers
Only Few Acres Are
I-eft Standing: In
Sanford Sand Lundi
House Kills Bill
0 Ahojish Milk
fafloiiWa
in'the *J.d«y p*d Officials‘Of Company Measure To AuthorBritish' g*rri*on
Are Present When
ize Pardon; ; Parole
,coa.,w.i Lines Are Cub In
G ro u p Introduced
df the Brltish fleet t o u g h }O V IE D O . May 2 — 'S p e c ia l).» * -v*
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Southern
Bell
Telephone
to protw
All other Uireet in
Britain's Company haa
compli
hai completed
the inllfe-or-dcsth struggle for her An- tUllation of filial
Altai trl
ielephones and
pile developed in Iraq, rich nil ftther equipment necessary
fur
kingdom aoulh of Turkey. A Ger the operation of the new Com
man radio broadcast report from munity D ial, System in Oviedo.
p Turkey asserted that In q 'a pre All telephone connections were
mier had called tha nation’s tierce cut in to the new eyalem Thurs
flghtiag Moslems tn “ shoulder a day morning snd the old better)’
rifle— the hour o f struggle seems discontinued which has hern in
to be near."
ii** hart, and operating with *
Lawton acknowledged “ a some- t'ctitral System under the di
what critical situation" had arisen rection of t i n Willis fllont (or
between Britain and tha Iraq a minibar o f yaara.
government. Tha Iraq radio » M
Tho work necessary for the
H id to be broadcasting martial installation o f lha new aysletn
verses from the Koran, sacred baa been going on for the peat
book o f tha Moalema.
M-vrrel monLha and Included tho
_
These reports. If true, would Inatalling of a cable from San
f Indicate the British fqced the pm- ford to Oviedo .which rune acrou
snort o f being tmbTcUed In » lahi" Jeeup, a distance o f about
( R « I * g “ holy f i t " wUefc mlghl I I mile*. The Oviedo Communi
ty Dial Syetam la the second that
baa been 'installed by the South
ern Dell Telephone Company in
'w as little overnight
Central Florida, Grntva
being
the weetsen air war. the first
inatallatloneeraral
week a ago, although the com
„ • W H brt.1 pany haa 2S other Community dlol
ayetoma operating In other part*
nf the ilate. The Central office
and Dalian Infantry
where all comoctlana arc auto,
mat ice 11/ made I* located hi the
around Tobruk Jofdan Building adjoining the
Oviedo Poet Office.
a f t w r t l days at f r i t l j siege w d
There are sovran trunk linn
between Oviedo and Sanford with
aix 11nee In operation nt tho
present time. In cantreat to the
two linaa that barn bean in uae
between Oviedo and Sanford un
til juat recently with tho old eyeleal. OUieiaU of tho company
Mid they have 71 dial telephone!
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S5S”X i ” “ *5*. "Si
J X T fc
jK S S 'f c & £ &
s a n s r a .*}?upb «
note telephone! will he
In the very near future,
phene* in CkuiueU are
through the
Oviedo
bat for long diatance
la nacodaary to call the
TAl.l-AHASSKK. Hay 2 —GPi
-■ Rep. lew is’ bill to a’ ollsh the
State Milk Control Board was
killed by the House today. 63 to
31. Lewi* and Slrayhom of l>oe
were the principal supporters of
the bill.
Htrayhorn called price firing
hoards such as the milk control
agency “ un-American and they
are not necessary," Other* con|tended the regulation of price*
had encouraged the development
of the dairy Imlastry Into
f 10,000,000 a year business.
The bill eras kilted by adoption
of an amendment striking out the
enacting clauae. The public health
committee earlier this week re
jected bills to abolish the Slate
Laundry and Dry Claanlng Board.
The Senate passed a bill that
would permit tho electorate to
vole directly for eoe-hslf of the
presidential and vice presidential
candidates Instead of for dele
gates not specifically committed
to any candidate,
, A bill to act up a 8lata Par
don Commission waa Introduced
In tha House. The Senate over
whelmingly approved a hill to
tax and regulate Ml (boards be
side Florida highways.
The 11owes passed unanimously
a Sonata hill reducing examine,
tlon and license face for beauti
cians and tench an In beauty cul
ture , sc cools, The Senate ap
proved 33 to l a House-approved
measure oa Uswing price-cutting
among tho State’s newspapers on
Meal advertising roles.
The Senate yesterday voted
overwhelming!/ /or o bill to incrcooo tho State drivers' license
fra frtm 60 cent* to I t end thus
raise money fo r doubling the
Florida Highway Patrol force.
WKb only fira dissenting voles.
Urn measure was noosed after
brief debate and wa* neat t* the
llMms. Sponsors, already assured
e f Governor Holland'* approval
sxpeeled early lion** passage.
The h ill no R left the Senate,
ad • new praririen to out*
• city driver** licenses af
and same other municipal-
■® srusx
mat tote
$1587 Is Collected
In Chamber^ Drive
Wolfe Again Is
H igh Scorer At
Gun Club Match
Team From Seminole
Club DefeatH Day-1 ,
"JI 1111111' it llltv Utltl 8ft-
S
Blunding l)raftee8i^,m
altMo'):^',;;1r
Inspected After
Initial Training
Zm liry To Compete
In Oratory Contest
Herndon Is Named
Secretary Of Hand
Buys First Bond
Improvements Go On At Fort Mellon;
650 Azaleas Are Set Out Along Walks
Sanford Men Place
In Outboard Race
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�The young aokllern •tatloned' gt the Orlspdo Air Rtne
have almost literally been struck dumb by the ravishing
beauty of Central Florida gtria. Col. Thomas S. Voss, com
rr,” *!*.' iM k lfe t M O H mandant of the base, says there la a regular marriage epi
H. Fterlde rtUee Aa Art
demic going on and If something Isn't done about It pretty
ma as Maseh A rent.
soon he doesn't know what he la going to do.
S O LU S n l , D l l *
Looking at It purely from a cold blooded military
point of view, Col. Voss says most of these young privates
don't make more than $21 a month and that Isn't enough
to support a wife and family. He saya that the Army
General Staff naver considers a soldier Sufficiently well off
financially to be able to marry until be has reached tho
rank of technical sergeant
But aU this is a mere technicality to the handsome
young aoldiers in their bright new uniforms and Orlando's
beautiful high school girls. What do they care about how
much a buck private makes as compared with a technical
sergeant T They are not marrying for money; Love la tho
m ar* tMlemiaad lo tk* la w thing with them. Can't the Colonel understand that 7
tie* a* ike r tm irr wMk grim
“Yeh," Col. Vosa goea on, "But we have exceedingly
inerg is IBieatB mmm
limited facilities at the base for such marriages and conv !»lu *
t
V **»«
et MelseU. Fleetda
M— ello
A r r m
m
t
Board In Florida
Vm
!-■>•» Om I
men! that a t'tra il on* patrolman
be regularly, although not at all
tlmey, assigned to M th o f tha
«7 count In.
Senator* Hlnelr, t i n . Oak,
Main*, l a i n S u e , Adam* o f
lUonntatows, Whitaker, Tampa,
and Wllaon, Quincy voted agalnit
1L.
k ill
.
W
MR. J. A.' MARTIN
D. Varner, Orlando
Va* * m S (M l or BOW aua
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2U W. CENTRAL
6i
Acres
Celery
In Oviedo Begins
Tha principal packing and ahlpplng houacc which art now In
operation at Oviedo are A. Dud a
and Son), - Nelson and Co, the
American Fruit Growcra, and Max
Lclnhart.-- •
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, 1b i H m l J to m w m ln si Tito
ryrt 'Tf%i«rlki l>
*d fa u i p m far rwMttM i t all B4WB fltpalAM
B r a n d y , Champagne,
Wine, Gin, Cordials, etc.
Freo Dell eery. Phone T88-J
i added to the
t ! . . ,Gaylord,
. Hu*Us, on
celebrated hie
le«U4 ,a t 84,
BAGGETTS .
Liquor Storfc
i
VERSE FOB TODAY
Mather Arcade
distinction
BUT REPROVE IN KIND LY
S P IR IT : Da that rabuketh a man,
afterward ahall find more favor
than ha that flattarath with the
t rttgue-— Proverb) 28:83.
BONG
(Front The Lyric)
1 naver knew
Water could hold
Orton and crystal
Gray and gold:
Gold for n thing
Aa true aa tha tona
Of water eliding
Over a atone:
Gray for tha yean
Of struggle and grace,
Scaled to the rock
In crystal lace
Iloldlnr—unfit
Thl* day unu-eh—
A ll the heart's
Amatfng green.
MI LU C E N T IIARTM ;
Skeletons Removed at Tainpa
IrpCrt— headline. We hope no
|rsi families were embarrassed.
There is considerable specula
t e , a* to what Hitler's nest
BW itrfll.be but It la reasonably
ettsln It won't bs agalnit New
(cording to Dr. Oallup'a poll,
percent of the American pecnow think the United fltatee
bs In the war before It l*
L if we are not already In 1L
he Euatla Lake Region writes
length on the Importance of a
imunlty pulling together. Evl.
Up they have that kind of
lery Morgentbau has a
to make it easy on the
in taxpayers who will have
SOD percent more next
an thu year. Ha would
I pay IM n advance.
Children In Europe
The children of Europo are In far better health than
might be expected In view o f War condition*, mx-onling to
n bulletin from tho Metropolitan L lfo Insurance Company.
However, dcaplte every precaution, children of these lands
may not escape harm as the war Is Intensified, because the
adverse effect o f the war on children’s health will be felt,
In varying degrees, in practically every Europesn country.
"Particularly in the occupied countries," the bulletin
declares, “ the war will leave on indelible mark on children Committee Approves
as n result o f inadequate nutrition, Insufficient heating »r Tax Upon Road Sign*
homes, and Insufficient clothing. Moreover, the welfare
of literally millions o f children Is further affected by the
disruption o f normal homo life."
A ir raids which caused tho death o f 2,487 children or
about one-nlnlh o f all fatalitlea from that cause; Influenza
which struck a heavy blow among the Infant population
during the early months o f tho year; and cerebrospinal
meningitis, with tho greatest Incrcaso In the death rate of
any disease characteristic of childhood, were the major
handicaps which the English people experience^ In their
effort to maintain child health In 1940.
But In many respects English children fared well,
since the Incldenco.of tho common childhood diseases was
comparatively low In 1040. Much of tho credit for this lies
In the policy o f evacuating children from endangered areas.
'T o r the first nine months of 1040 the infant mortal
ity rate In Germany— aa constituted prior to 1038— wss
60 per 1,000, According to a* recent seml-officlsl report. I f i
this report is at all accurate," the bulletin says, "infant J
mortality has Improved markedly In that country.
"In Paris, Infant mortality up through March 1940
vaa comparatively low, but wo have no facta slnco that
date. A il official statement for the unoccupied area of
France, however, reports a significant rise In mortality
among newborn Infanta In recenl months."
LONDON, May 3 —m — ■ In
the waka of Britain's Balkan
disaster, Prime Minister Churchill
today chose Lord Beaverbrook,
Rons# of
Representatives
te sanction a.teat black.
! Washington. Bet they
[raid they couldn't trust
tr representatives In the
Jta mechanised warfare
IL the Germane may get
Its a federal governOf 100,000.000,000
00 billion), Wa can
ten President Booecnation could safely
ml debt of 70 billion.
of tha United Kingdom.
Beaverbrook was appointed ta
the new portfolio o f minister of
VBL4111VII \MIkD 1T1II IPlWBii Urea 11C4D, 411I'Llg JUU||lll|| llw 114 h-Sav
state, leaa than n week before
experience of other year*. 8,600 Uvea will be lost by acci Churchill U to face Parliament
dental drowning during the next fe w months. This repre- In a full dress debate on the
ssnta only one-half of tht tots] number of people drowned British defeet In Yugoslavia and
□reset and tha BrtUsh reverses
each year but they *r* crowded In tha three summer In
worth Africa.
monthi.
The poet la expected to make
Tha annual death toll to the United States front drown Beaverbrook, who has been cre
ing grows larger each year. More than one-h4lf of those dited with stepping up Britain's
production to a pace re
dying In this manner are young persona under twenty-four airplane
quired In meet the German chal
years of age. The largest single age group of persona lenge, virtual director o f the
drowned la tha group of youths between fifteen and nine production of tanks, gun* and
other war materials— shortage Iof
teen years of age.
E v e r y vacationist should be careful this summer. A which U being largely blamed far
tha Balkan defeat._______
or Sanford, Walter P. period of rent and relaxation from work is fins and ne■pilar’s Florida Leltaels making the ceuary but carcleaancas should not accompany I t To ven
i crushing debtture too far in the surf or to take chances In a swift cur
default and a rent
more- means running the risk of drowning. Swimmers
» rate o f Improvement should be extremely careful-—Bunnell Tribune.
«
THurvlll* has made
is In the last yean
down aaveral old
ng room for bettor
ItUgvUle Htar.Advoorfet, It wa* a tire
Axis Stukas Bomb
New Dial System I Malta Every Hour
Is Installed F o r « ROME, May g — </F)— Itaand German dive-bombers at
Oviedo Telephones Ran
tacking tke British Mediterranean
Island baas of Halts hourly dur
ing the last three daye “ have re
duced ta a mass of dekrle" a
targe, part of Ike harbor work*
at Valletta, the official Italian
news agency SUfasI reported
last night.
Defense Plants
Fighting
Between British
Asked To WOrk
And Irriq Forced
Night Arid Day
ipM rilurt Freaa Fan* Oa*t
United Stairs
tankers
afloat
worked out a tentative plan (in
fer which at least 28 tankers
will lit made available within the
next few days and the remainder.
If possible, within 30 day*.
It was understood the tankers
nggrrgsts 100.000 Ions.
The general plan calls for a
•ort of “ shuttle" system under
which the tankers— flying the
American flag and manned by
American crews— will haul nil
from Booth America to United
ill« lea Atlantic ports where the
chigoes will ‘be ' trabsfVrted fn
Diitlsh tanker* fo» the perllaus
transatlantic voyage.
Agreement for making the 60
tankers available came after Mar
itime Commission Chairman Land
asked the co-operation of ship
pers. lie told them they were
aware that If cooperation was
not forthcoming the government
had the power to requisition.
The Unkera will not be,trans
ferred te Britain or British raetatry.
One source explained
they will operata on a eotf P\
rental basis. 11 was not revealed
whether the United Btatee er the
British government 'would tompenaate owners for such use. It
was possible aueh payment.would
be made under term* of Inn
lend-la* *e urokwtn,
also will be need to fin UnUed
Btatee needs, _
^
7 T b i Unksr* w01 not refer the
war xonea. hut ihny could go lu
te B egsgade,.!IeM ftV i#^ l;0 '* »* ''
Sand. U was w in fed out that
dar the shuttle system, the Anarlean tanker* would be operating
the neutrality patrol.
L ln d b t ra h C r W ffid
. In English Cdmtriom
W N W N ,,
Wllllde Urges Ships
To Assist England
NEW YORK, Ma | — (/Iv
Ships and more ah
tain—and convoyed
seaiery mere urged
WehdaU WlUkl*, U
survive.
"Furnish to Brital..
__
tomorrow and life neat day fop
her deaperafe Bend, ehlpa — tt»
ships In eur docka, Ui* thina ill
our ccaatwtaa trad* — ootil A
hurts, the Impounded ships e f
Axis offensive warfare sew hot
safely t* the
r t m Fog* o h )
stronghold.
Supported |,y smashing aerial
attacks ns well ns tanks, the Asia
troops launched a determined as
sault late Wednesday in an e f
fort to capture the fortress 80
mllus behind the Halo-German
advance end by dawn yesterday
“ the penetration bad been made.”
“ Fighting i» continuing,’* the
communique eeld. “ Details are
hot yet avallebte
| (T h e , admiralty In Londgn aonminced that the British hefvy
again was In action along the 14bvan coaat and had successfully
bombarded enemy troops nud sup
plies at El GaaaU, about 46 miles
west o f Tobruk.)
Tbs Itoyal Air Force waa re
ported striking back heavily at
the Axis desert. forces with at
tacks bn motorised columns and
troop concent rattens. A t Uast 100
vehicles—30 of them carrying
troops— in a column in the Gam?
bnt area were hit, an H .A T, com
munique aald. Twenty vehicles
were reported set afire.
The bulk of iht
attacker*
breaking through Tobruk's outer
defenses and most of the tanks
were Italian, according to in
formed, British quarters.
,
German and Italian fores# havr
attacked Tobruk repeatedly since
Asia columns circled the city on
thslr way to the Egyptian fron
tier an Apr. D.
Tobruk's outer defenses ware
penetrated previously on Apr. 14,
when enemy Infantry and tanka
were driven back with
savers
lessee. On Apr, 17 mota attacks
were repulsed, and three dam
later n British communique, paid
that I t German tanka that broke
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will buy your eggs
Ike yssr round.
EGGS
WANTED
Use X.Cel Crewing'
Mask and X-Ce»
Laying . Mash for
best renalta I
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T ijH * i ' *
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British Egyptian forcas are W
log strongly reinforced by tbs
arrival of British and Greek aol(tiers In lb* evacuation from
Oreset, which now waa believed
The R A F . eommunktva reported fighter -settee prefecUa*
“ final eenvoye" frpm Greece,
Welt-Informed source* safe that
moat o f Ike Greek troops who de
sired to cantina* Dm fight were
rescued from
Graeco in ‘ fed
course Of operations In which >0
correct o f the 40,040. RrttUh
Imwerfel treoue wore brought met
Tbs 48A00 British troone aril-
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TltB BANF0RD HERALD, HANFORD, FLORIDA
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S o c ia l A n d Personal Activities
MPS. LOURINE BEAI., Society Editor
Telep h on e
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Bridge Luncheon Is
1Social Calendar (iiven By Mrs- Holl>’
P e rsonals
j ib k
iu j
Mr. and Ml*. A. W. Tomklnfon
Hint they arrived at their home
m North
Wilmington,
Mrs*.
Thursday ufter a pleasant trip.
Mr. and Mra. Donald Ander►on and daughtir, Mona Ellen,
were week end guest* of Mr. apd
Mia F l* Anderaen, returning to
TALLAHASSKF. May
I — ('aim bench on Monday.
(Special!— Final tug pre-corn
Mi and Mr- Aldrn Moody and
inencemrnt event of the p a r nt Hurry Wing
eft
recently for
Florida State Col lege f i Wo Hen* homes in SalMury and
men will take place I ti i s week New huryport, \fnaa.
end with observance of thr fifth
Mi and Mn K M Hall hid
rrnmnl •'Parent*a lhi\ '
a* lheir guest* Sunday, Mr. and
It ninrks the first nine "Pa- Mra Joint s Mci ider inn, Mu. Witrent's; I Liya” have evei been held hani Junket* and It ill \ Joiikcm of
In the .Spring,
Oilando
Mr
arat MrA F. Kemp
Not only fathers nml mother*
of shnlcnts now in college me in spent Iasi week end at Sanabelle
%ited f r this speeinl occasion Island,
The l ake Alary
I irl FrautS
blit the (irvernor nn»f hid c ihinel ,
Carnival at the
j State Hoard of Coiitr f. legisln- heil a IVtni)
tivi* officials, and others
Community HmMing Friday nighl
Opening events ««r Muv wei*k- which proved w «ncce>a finuncial|rnd nill take place Tonight when l.< A shot! program was present,
the fresimmn will giie n ganlrtt ed hv Ihi* tiirl Seoul« and Hrmvnj imrtv in th». sunken lindens of o c and the I «kc Alary Orchestra
Jennie Mmnhrre 1f •11 from T OO furnished mti«ir during the even
o'clock tr H:JO IV M for the vis- 4ing,
I Hors nnd (ncnlt v . nnd 11m tint- i The 1jiihr- of the (''omminity
, Yrraltt* of FLuldti *.he ('lull I Church served a Mipper at the
wilt give n concert In itm c« llcg CGimnmn-y HuiIding Wednesday
1niiititernim at s hi I* \| fol- i night. The prccci'ij« will jja to
lowed bv regular rolUic
‘"play ' On* fund for a new roof for the
nig hi" nt the gym on Mini \ -miih
I IA I STO C K S ALES
i* Iiiii *-ion wilt he ilnrgi t to the]
D K F C N 1 A K SIMM N OS. M a y ( _
tile** ( hilt conre11
iSpeciah
I iinneC4 m this ^eeClimax of the M o weekend
(urn have -old more than *10,000
Will ■«»mr tumoi i mt u r b i') ti\t ii
mi' ■( 1he Mn On.. ii. ADN, |*41|- " fr ill of livestock at the new
IM’llfl AAnt •M"! ..f 1imiDii , 1ri n auction mar kd here during the
to
t i I t'ltlt "»V :■1 f. 00 U \|
ti llir pn*t -i\ mouths, according
ll rr lit*■' fit dd I.hull! x nf li.I 10 Ahli hi It ANiIkm4, Wallen county
HU • n.fa 111* lll-n . In- i M 11<
"in 11n agent
mm'<*r i lu- Will 111" b> 1t'Xt'tllt'l
ntif il ll .• i cii mmli v 11V. *
Thr' Til 1|M|t CInl* which Inv*
Cypress Hardens, Fla —Lovely June Cmirson of Winter Hovcn ’•OIM’firr ■1 in tun i mi» 11< ‘ mi e- \\it h
111Ml111111nl Hu . " Fur I'limoiiji S'iom
xyti clmtien Queen of the Fourth Folate in a beauty cnntfwt nl ( ‘vpn ‘
Mi Yl ei I . ddo \o Mover's
Gardens held while the Nwliunal Fit dm ini nssociotum grmi|t wo* inui* •11.1
lit. InHi t
\ l» s .il Hin Mu
tnt Fh»r ota. Stic returned Itie rumplun* m hy giving null tdiloi »in ..
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•*.1 w ■ I ( M l M i l l ]| - 11I* | I
th« farnoui CypicAb Gaidciui
ilcniMS.
Hi i*i, tilli •»f .In •no m d altd forIIM 4 M - tvMIVI1MI g S i rai .Ins after
IImmM fit t 00 1* M in l h. gv ninn
*1.11111 pitnl
t In nnmini M:i v I lav diitirc
no■ o clock
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W I M M M < • . | m i |* M Sal hi ii i\ mghi
Junior Garden Club [
Given Poppy Plants
"Let u* care for and love our
plants," said Mrs. Henry Mclaulin, Jr., speaking to the child*
rrn of the Junior Garden Club
of the South Side Primary School
Wednesday afternoon, of the pop
py plant* which wrre grown from
aenls of popple*
in Flanders
Field ami distributed to the
school Fy Mr*. C. I. Park, Jun
ior advisor of the Sanford Gar
den Club.
“ I.et ui recall the story of thll
brave little flower that grew and
covered lie uglineat of Hander*
with it* glorious crimson blos
som*." Mr*. Mcljiulin continued.
“ Let it remind ur of the valua
of Liberty—and let us take pr|d*
that Americana have ever held
Liberty dearer than life!"
The Hireling wa* presides! over
hy the chairman.
Olyve
Ann
Adnms, and minute* of the last
meeting were read by Mary Ann
Calloway. Plans wfh' made for
a picnic to he held some time In
May.
Following the presentation of
the plsntj, the children potted
them and received instruction*
front Mt*. Mrl.aulin on the car*
of them, uho explained that good
drainage.
moderate
watering,
sprinkling lightly the foliage of
the plants, and bi monthly appli
cation of plant food were recom
mended.
Then- were 30 member* in at
tendance includin'! lie faculty
advisor. Mo* Kniiun tlwrn and
Mr*. Ihtrk.
Mr*. R. J, Holly entertained at
her home on Palmetto Avenue
FRIDAY
T. 0. Inahinet U ill at his
yr»terday with a l ridge luncheon
H i* American Legion Auxiliary for a group of her friend*, In the home on Sanford Avenue.
0*111 meet in the Legion liut n: first cf a eerie* of May partiea.
Mr*. Roberta Howard 1* suffer
7:90 P. U. for Ita regular meet* The rooms of Mr*. Holly'* home
ing from Injuries sustained In a
were decorated
with taliiman fall at the home of her daugh
Bundle, fo r Britain Club will roses, blue delphinium and other
ter, Mr*. Wallace W. Wright.
meet at the home of Mrs. If. Spring flower*.
H. McCaslIn, SOT Magnolia AveThe place card* for the 1:00
Miss Amy Moore, district man
raue At 1:00 P. M.
o'clock luncheon also served a*
w Worker* Council of the Fin*. ta lie* for the bridge
game*. ager of Woodmen Circles, is suf
Baptiat Sunday School meet* at They were handmade of tiny fering at her home in Starke from
Urn church at 0:30 I*. M. Supper •hell* and handpalnled with de a serious dog bile.
nrIQ be aerred all who have made sign* of baskets holding pastel
Mr*. T. A. Vincent of Vero
nooi ration*.
colored flower*, the handiwork
The Semlnola Rebekah I.odgj of Mr*. Holly* ulster, Mr*. T. Beach is visiting wllh her »iiter,
Mr*. R. J, Holly at her home on
dhill bare a apend the duy meet. A. Vincent.
Palmetto Avenue,
In* at the home of Mrs. Pauline
High *corer for the game* of
Howard. A covered diah luncheon bridge which
were
enjoyed
Mr*. A. Franklin left today for
will be aerred at noon. All tie- Ihrr ughmiT (he a Mr moon wa*
fctkaha are Invited to attend.
Mr*. 11. M. Papworlh who re Arcadia to visit with her son and
daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mr*.
egular
irreuric
The regular meeting of the ceived a *»t of right apple diall
and Daughters of Ih* Ter e r Mr*. Ctorgc I). Bishop wa* Archie Franklin.
Mona am
n ary of Florid* will I p held wllh the recipient of consolation prise,
ritory
Mr. and Mr*. B. F. Whltner. 702 a crystal vase.
Mr. and Mr*. G. C. Hinrhliffe
Screeno prise,
Oak Aranut, at R o'clock. A i this an embroidered linen hand hag, hare returned from Key West fcnd
will be the last meeting until wa* awarded
to
Mr*.
Sadie Cub* where they spent a week'*
October all member* are urged Brousr.
vacation.
J o coma.
In addition to local
Those present with the hostel*
Wnatters the Stale Council I* *ug- were: Mr*. R. A. Newman, Mr*.
B. L. Malthie of Altamonte
getting aomo change* In the Con. 0. I). Bishop, Mr* George A. Springs, ha* gone to Buffalo, N.
atltutlon and By-law*, which will DeCottc*, Mr*. Harry Lewi*, Mr*. Y. where he will spend the sum
b* dlacuaied.
Sadie Rrou*e, Mr*. W. ,S. Cole mer months
MONDAY
man, Mrs
Fred T. William*.
St. Ann’* Chapter of Holy Sirs. I,. |\ Hagan. Mr*. U. t_
Sgt*. Philip M. Vlckrry «mt
fC roai FpUcopnl Church will ineel Perkin*, Mr*. A. \V. Knox, Mr*. Frank Hay of Camp Blandlng
nt tho home of Mr*. A. M. Phil K. I. Hoy. Mr*. W. L. Cooper, visited with their families last
ip* on Oak Avenue at 3:30 IV M. Mrs W W. Wright, Mr*. R. E. night for a shrrl while.
Circle* o f Women* Society of To nr and Mr*. J. O. Laney.
Chrfatian Service of the Mrthn.
Friends o f Mr*. Phil Hair will
T A LLA IU S S K K .
May
Also Mrs. W. J. Thigpen, Mr*,
dlat Church will ine<-l nt 3:00 n. R. Dea*. Mr*. F. E. Roumll- he glad to liarn that she has (Spec hi 11— McnihriH of I hr Stn*
J *. M, at the following homes:
Int, Mr*. M. S. Wiggins, Mr*. W. recovered from injiirie* nunlalnod jitv i»n,j the H*»u«e of HeprrFrn
“ -Circle One, with Mm. O. E. U Morgan, Mr*, n. F. Whltner, In an accident and i* now able i lathe*. ns well us ruhinel
White, HOC Myrtle Avenue.
bc out.
!e'*ar »nd repres* ntnlivv* of the
Mrs. Raymond Key, Mr*. L. F. to
Circle Two, with Mu W. W. lloyl* Mr*. M. J. [tram Mr*. If,
--------I pres* mill their wive* will
dim*
Tyn>, 111 W e»t Eleventh S treet. M. Pnpworth. Mr*. Roy Byrnes,
Mr*, CloorireS. Witmcrnnd Mr* I Tuesday night. May 0, with slu
Circle three, with Mm . W. P. F r . and Mrs. p. I- Thrasher.
T.
A. Vincent of Vero Hearh { dent4 i f
Florida State C'ollege
Field*, 200 \Vr»t Seventeenth
And luncheon guests,
Mr*. acrompaiiied Mrs II. J|. Titus t o : for Women
tu r r e t.
George S Wltmrr, Mrs. T. A her home in Orlnnn, Daylong* | This a mi unrement xvn* mmli
• Circle Four, with .M ix BeMie i Vincent of Vero Beach and Mrs! yesterday nfternocn
; I6d»y hv President Kdward Fni*
Zachary, RI2 Mmrimlin Avenue. \II. n. Tllu, of Orlona Ilearh.
* •
Uadi and HuMnc** Mnnajper J G
Circle Five, with Mr«. W. C.
■------------------------Mrs Ned Smith i f Hollywood KHIum of the college The nf
| Coleman lit Flora I Heights at
Las returned home ufter visiting - fan* l« n regular college custom
8:00 o'clock in the evening.
with her mother, Mrs. AV K. flat - 1The legi<.lnli»r- will lie grouped
q , St. Hilda's Chapter
of
the
nor nnd later, Miss Helen Go im Iiv comities *.» they may sit wMh
^Woman's Auxiliary of Holy Crm*
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tier
j girls fr m thi tr «w tton of the
Episcopal Church will inert at
,
I state, A ll d? i nmitie* of Florida
tho home of Mrs M.
Swingle; n-T.if, i n" i' f:l,“ ,,f *b» Flr*l | Mr find Mis. F- Itiissell J^liF sr|;* rrpnsftite.1 in the studell
hurvh met last night in
In i , ’ t.....
at 110** Mncmilin Avenue at 1 10 Baptist *( nurrn
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“ Parent’s Day”
Is S l a t e d At
State College
• CUT FLOW Fits
Legislators Will Dine
With 1\ S. C. W. Girls
• BLOOMING POTTED PLANTS
Home Demons!ration
Symposium Is
Notes
Scheduled For
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Stetson Event
l he milk i on ho- ........ ,i 1
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wMh iii I- ■I 'll
No ol In1r I sir nl n.mooill I-!
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the annex fo r It* re g u la r m onth. k hrM- J r * * rrlv w l ''" * * *
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College of ioao\ Ftoi idn t in in n ilhmi
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Sewing *e*»ion» will r.intlnue lr meeting with Mr*. I). S. F
Mu^helP* * parent* * Mr midi f> rp
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A*9n tb« Woman'* Club for the Red M* rr
The devotional
p n M .chel
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1m D m ,
tf
m|.«
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*l*t«»
\11> Mil 4 1i n. t;il AV.nd. ll
CroM from 0:30 A M unlit 11:30 » • » <-«nd.ictwl by Mr*. W. E. Ka- Mr’ F R
U n le l P i ,
.Sihi't tin l i"iial
i„ >1,
l. -ain 11 mi 1 L " »L| t ,
<|er.
An
IntereMlng
dl«ru**lon
on
A, M. with Mr*. Jack Hall **
Horv III i bill 4 *• 1 tIn- . i iimnal 111- nn 1 . |M1.I
' 4* 1 •! M1
Mr*
Frank Hadley ha* re
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"Stewaidahlp'
wa*
given
by
Mr*.
■potuor.
tliv i- i . 1 lb. 1
Drjin 11Miint .......19> - xminy mi
turned to her home In Kl l-eudrr
Mrs. K, H. Koontr. prrwitlcni
Chapter of the A. K. Rn**etter nnd Mr* S. A. dole after enending a few day*
a t There**
t'n' h 1 nl M’i ti ll ■••I mililui
lii fnl
l ti. i
of H*’minole County < ouncil, I*»i nf
H u Cro»» Kpiacopal Church will Edenfield
nil-*’ <1 pin, viral
wllh nt bi ■U «•(» ttin• * VfV k'MMI I in11In* •.!%
After a routine hu*ine** dl*. with her mother. Mr*. W F. Gar ent Tfwcher
Afawiatlon,
nn k]M’H(
anw*t at the home of Mr*. J. 1_
ner
anil
*l*trr,
Mt*»
Helen
Gar
cii*«ion and iho report* of the
nminceti this morning ttmt thr JHlf*11" w1Itr1 Im U 1*1•' k• I 1,M* 11- 111Ki t nultiliMM it
lh.
•||„ | || ■ 1.... <,| I M >
l art ley at 4:00 P. M.
ner.
final meeting of the ('minty in*, av . i || mi Dench pa-l |<n
Board meeting of thr Pretby- vartou* officer* flvep-fc' aortal pe.
,1,1V
I hr hlllllc I
km Ill i| It- I* |III.II In.iVlI.L l II* —
rlod
wa*
enjoyed
and
refreah( ouncil will be held at the SnuIi .m i
tjrtfn Auxiliary Will rnret at 3:00
ilo it•Mrd pi
\V. nil.
III! A i i miaul a a I ( hum ■
Mr. and Mr*. H. II Tilu* of forii (irommur Metm>I nest Wed iderr
ed.rt y Mr*.- W L . Rtnu.
M'Jil IKIfllf Mlh .15-,nil b. i i,.
Mi, tti> . AinIn w . ti..... ill n mi
nl
Arinina
TrKOkr denmlro
" ™ * e ? and her irruup who Stamford, Colin., have rCrenlly nesday morning. M»v
I'J. at lll’b nf 1'•i111MIih f
J1Mil Ml ' Di •
moating f0!l0,W^
at 3:30 P. M.
1m.‘ nlniiu j r1111.14ta
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purehao-d a home at Orlona, 10:l'Hl o'clock.
aervcl
a*
hneteane*.
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TUESDAY
Hiri biltlv nl li.I v IK l.iiilh
11'urkm d • It i I. in111, wll * •i * *
Daytona Ilearh. Mr*. Tltua i* the
Final reports will te given
|HIfi Ll. 11 .ll lb' '1 1. 1iiifi I nli M i'M nil Cmin*
9 Board meeting nf the Woman'* |daced upon each plate.
rb.
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l*re*ent were: Mr*, fl. A. Etlrn- slater of Mr*. W. J. Thigpen nil Jiaai presidents nf the pnr«ol
In -1
i hi t lit. mn IIMl1 1. t milk J who - • i v. .i : nu ii til 1In
(mil
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and
ha*
a
number
of
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In
fleld. Mr*. Mary Cooper, Mr*.
T ear her Asioclatimi,
and
tin*
I pi nf it 111ii iitir t *
rhi' i aw Du\ 1>- 1»1 ll N’4, Ml . t i *-ain Luf t
, state president, Mrs I* II UiM»»
, f eV ti. K . t’*
W. Vf. Plaler, Mr*. J. R. Lyle*, Sanford
i 1 nl
bit b
j I 1Mill
i Iih \i ■ llul Tb. ,
Me*. Jane Smith, Mr*. Johnaon,
of Orlando, will install all off
f which M* I- oii law i miuali •• ( rum , i >ghi
i o 1bud v>M m< i
in*'
I hi in f ii nI
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Mr*. M. Humming, Mr*. Lillian
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n. ol.
Muit.lh
ft
ii 1941 ba M- In i -, In
Friend* of Mra. O. J Pope for the next arhiwd term, t-nif. • IMWI- 1 In putr tIt l|IUl> , *»jn ti
i'l'-l"
Vickery. Mr*. I„ E. Tew, Mr*.
lot a I and countyi rmi; .'1 I moon
....... bill 1Dm.
i \ill.la v Mli 1Mll!l» al h nn i, * In. k. ■I. hi
\V. E. Kad-r. Mrs. D. S. E. Burr. will regret to leeru that *hr ha*
api oft -, in
1
l.i
man •in
been removed to the Orange Gen
" ti’fihra 1 D•.*‘ 1 I’mmI Y Hitx 1 ........ .t . I..
Mr*. Prudie Bennett, Mr*. A. K.
,iH.| 111**1'k .0 In
|O’ ,
an.ml n |*« Mlli|f * X. nl w>11 i a lln Ill 1
lto**rtt*r and Mr*. Stnudenmlrr. ttal IJoepItal in Orlando where
M kind of
. i it..
. 1(hull
she will undergo treatment. MoI'1! ’Ali'li, t liflta Dir I fiah'im ti
,iL. l •- itII-v I I III I," f "I I
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•o i 11*• lb. «o
Pope has been ill for »ever*l
I •a il '
4*1 Vkill, I U- Ih I i it
■ato i I in lib a n t
1
1
.fit l'U*.Ill
api’-l
a
n
l
weeks.
il'iaiu, I Ini iilit Sfali- Hat A-*i« iti- Dhi- iim
Vltn umi ■i c,11* n
b.
i. Ib..d,
Awi'i
The Renfonl Gerdm Club
I--■-ll. Ill. A Mil.lea.i III,mu, | "-""'H 1
II.
1
4el I rI \l III. I II IT.
itOil
i X[it
' vrnrklng through it* lirile* ' ■ f jn-1 It'** of III. I ..... In
POSTPONEMENT
( .HI
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h mai 1, s
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Mum
ctircurage me inlie r* In
m l.' j Yu- hi** « .Hit I
I llm if- Du- i
LAKELAND, May 2 — <8peli.'r.'il
I
AJnil ("I ■ Ill Mll
I *i I miii a ij1111ii pitMilrM , uial
Tha rjauxhtvr* of Weatry Cl«»* jilauln tn Ihu flr*t minimi I I"
olsll— The federal-*tat* market martin* arhaduled to br hrhl ° " ■In .Slate Flower Show which mil* man Djii’t iTiofii! it ill - pt ak
l1 -to
.1obfi-oll an I
I 40- I I
Hut
oew*_ aervlca report ihewed y*»- Turaday, May fl, ha* born po»l- lie prewnled by the Mnnl llntm
X 5(If If
,1w II Iv
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Fi|ur«a ‘ Ran T«|5lh«r
1
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terdav that average auction price* ponrd to tho evenln* *>* W»y *-• leal Garden. I rglnnlne Hatunlui I I hi si 4 in Si 1 1-on I .a a f l an
nice 11oi
Am
11,.
■Miirt iHons, fi itf ti11nc lb*' 1**vfal (s.M-t |.it 1lilt
Far Thli B.ekkeepet
on Florida Valencia orange* had It will b« held In thr annrx u( and lasting thrnu,h Monday
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mi wiry i>t four
.Sfi tmm m' him
climbed to ft.ST a box at tho the ehureh *t 8:00 o’clock. _
'.' ll i r i .• v nil\ thli' v i*' ’ *
litli'l * 1'
Mra. Endor Curlett ta* l " H ' a Hi hi* In imi in tin* D«ljirol in
end of April, deeplta a po*t•111.* 11 )
Hit* n Ini A.I TI • ( , i
S O .. quite genaibly
D* 0 Mm i"Vrhoaen aa rhalnnan of the ju.l
• i com doom ai h) on o clock 1 . I-l
Ea»ter ilunip which on Apr. 18
■i • 1. 1, Hit 111*1j .llls.4ll.il 1 1
ing committee, anil srvrral Son
'
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’
iiijf
pin
tcm|
m■11* it- iiiMin*
. . . he asked us to
aent average* (kidding to 92.11.
1
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i mlii*liNA‘i’««, nml l b
M i'
ford ladies will act aa im iiil«i> ( 3 thr supreme court nf Jotm (l i,■t i-1"
There ha* been a gradual Im
tin
of the reception «omnilttre i<> [ r. i4pti University will he rhirf min* i " 1- 1M.I “ *1*. mmi 1 bn Mill
ex a m in e h is ey es.
provement tinea (hat time, and
1
receive the flower* ai they an lii-Uce Drown, A m o <aale Juntli'i' j td »'1 i" ' « • 11 in' n In toMpfilx I in. 1 • 11. II i f 1 In .
T h e glasses w e fu r
nrlret are now above their midai" 1 A. • * Nnnlli
brought to the eahihlt. IdcIihIiiik I Alto Adams Mini Ifov II ( bap. Cl..- ..... . V V mS n t'l'iivFiiin
BICIURD
I April mark.
,» v h !i -01111 milk
11>.
llHalf
Mr*. Fred R. Wilaon, Mr. () I man, and m furnitr Klmaln nil nr |i|" i•<» >i
9 .......
nished
co rrected his
| The 10-market avsrag*
for
Ti l l* I* Ti" loll' « i liny i*ue*Herndon and Mr*. Harry Jlrerni
v-ircneral. ( » poil-i f . ojar (jilh*
|lr I ll I'i ■-•O’, ftnle r\HiipiJi'*
.wire-bound boxea wsa 99.54 Wed*
(loll |hat I • "I |a ' 'lie* e»Ti hf
vision
,
. . and now
Anyone
In
the
atale
may
rniei
j
I
bi
nnliimal
defioise
^ympo-min
HAPPY B I R T H D A Y
Jncaday, 44 cent* above the Apr.
lit ' it imo. pa l uill ir f. In ' a n x ixii ai 1he *i ak
an exhibit and thoae who en i - JSIjiI**nI fit- i! at* o •' oek Satilf- p row n in I loll k'
Mra. J. 0 . Michael
he
is
am
on g those
yiiirtM'i
lire
jklim’
iM
'
Itaplfl
(
inireh
I
h
i
*
iiiimiim
I 18 lew, and the Indian River sv[
rtt.il
I.
trred In the Sanford ahmr *i>- bi> afti-riiiMiii, itdloninir mu a IurnCarl Chorpentng, Jr *
•I. lit ml w 4a ii hr Fi'iiiiix , \|,ix «
I erape waa IS.OT. which la ED
Dr Hi i—r ba**
i ii Xa liable IS'i
urged to enter growing plant* or *' j luncheon
w
h
o
v
is
it
us o n e *
Jo*
Potraa,
Jr.
vt r\ iift'ii held n \ n al *
ii Ih
u rii'lifll
eVei >
cent* above the low mark. .
cut flower am n.rm enU In i - l ( riiiniN I* %VIi J14*l-ii ir, i mint r I fitiin.J in pi i
John D. Fit* a
each y e a r fo r e y e
I
U M4hiiruiInn
Avrrext Valencia on-trsa price*
. siM 1 '■ V i own inr d t ) ti
1 lux. I-, ( • "
itat*
ahow.
A
prise
of
926
will
M" m the Inti trover nur *• jn nntirv
Mra. Prod Dorner
hr pyhth" i* t <il
,1 "1 l!(in l nw inn 1■ifHi iini'
I of I I . 03 for freab eoriauraptIon
I e given to the club which i« td| I,*- The tom* I itm-It'r fit (In xx in! i r i » IM"
sig h t service.
! end TT cents fo r prsreaalng on
awarded the moat blue ribbon*, •iirTleters’ Dnn>i«ie*l nrhodiilcd hb hnvi' ( i * ll I-l. ♦ m k'liin ni! all yt hi flinllx i"
ibv
i|»IVlMK
1
V
\
IS wsr* shown in tbs toin ">lilllli'li In *m
and two bronae medals will l» ' be rlneinjf aetivi'y on the I mx
»'
I He 1MW milk ft Mill IU
I til Dim, I*i ll4*f
f HVI! ll \ with null
A IWMttM ri<>..* port.
'ven to tha Individual* who win Hay pio|rmm
Ii hi I iiM» m iht
l.fl ll llX nf U 9- Mill nml II till ll*.
e Hue ribbon* either In the
\mnil|r
thobe
-ehednlcil for In tb*’
-hibb
MnilMI
4HI4’ tlf | iVv \| ■i -i i ' i l i m i l
pr ox n
HELEN MACK Club will ba held at 10:00 A. M.
Mlaa Joyce Wardwell wa* ho»- amateur or profeaalunal group
•' Ikn *m the “ Fixe Minute ( Inh
ID hImh IfM MmiuIhx ( mi
(tie Im—i y u n b ti
IihlaihJ
tOM Wednesday evening to the
ROOil PRYOR In the club houae.
# OPTOM ETRIST #
■fie* during Hie ilium r are J
k »•
b*
**** l»v P H W B sJ iB & M iiia U A lU H ftlH P I
nitle
JItu
ett.
tea*ton, will continue member* of tb* Sub-Dob du b at
( on AVntRon, Flntltln ntlorney
DON C A I T l f forSewing
11H'u* i. \u**Nri..i.Hi.
11
the lied Crcai In the Wo- her boma. Plan* to bav* a candy
I’toieral; Horace IMeirle, fireeideni
T il K U IIIT K P O TA T O
min'* Cluj fror.i 8i30 P. M. un: l **!* on Saturday wore discussed
of the Y\ lusla Cnunly liar A hhoW ith “ p h iilv « (
liit iti" ,
the
6:30 p. M. with Um Junior Wo by tb* group,- and the Initiation
t lotion; I). Nle’ Frrffuann, chair, m arket bywtud '" i |u>taloe«, and,
of Uw “ dope*" waa also planned.
man'* Club epoMorJnf.
mail of the Florida Slate Hoard u ilh w ind from the Federal Itu .;
Tboao
Mlaa
WEDNESDAY
WASHINGTON, May 2 — iA*i ■f I*aw Kxaminers; Dean Harry
reeu n( 11iim*' Ki uinimie* deelur*
Sewinr ecoalon* will continue Fraarta Bryunt, Ml*a Carol Jean — In xwlft reaponar t i a lvi|Ue»t ',, Ttttaltr, Uni vers it v of Flor ing the eimked vegetal,le art i-oi>_ lie rra of l*aw;
_
for the Rod Crrna in lb* Worn, Nix, Mb* Dorothy Bunge, Mlaa bv Prcaldenl Rooaerrlt, crninivi• ' in Co
Dean It A- riomleal and rend ' uiiee ,,T vitn
CM IO N ’ S
all's Club from 8:30 A. M. until Norma Wolfer, Mba EUuteth cb l airlines nnd private ci'i*»n« I u»*co. University of Miami ‘ aw
t! ...
A . .a**lt*r, repef. min F . it i> Inch tim e [n r home,
11:30 A. M, with Mra. Mahl* Ea- Vaughan, M b* Marcia Proctor, last . night
^
-placed a "*ub*tautmi
.
.
— •, ...
m aker* In m ake the m in t o( Ih f
and Mra. Broughton Watklna.
trider aa aponaor.
nber” o
ofJ
.....................
number^
f /rmnaport-lypa
alrtiiiD wmilnir P- A. D legal fraiernltv; |jntaln III It...... eel* everv dav
The Board meeting of the Banat tha oerrjc® of BrIUln. in her lwtr9 j oillc RdmumU. rtnrw,
Makiny ttie III" ,t nf them line*
ford Garden d o b will meet at
.tniggle against tha A x b powerntlne- Rt»t«on lr u «le «: I>r, W.
10:M A. M. at Ike borne o f Mr*.
P m lden t Roosevelt annouu.. J ' - All^, fi,r ,ion nrr,i,|rn|; |r mean cooking i-dsloea to asva a*
much fn*Nl value a, posi-'bl*-—In
l-kaoe IU
|im
bpmsl Nf,
J. H. Colcloogb In Roe* Court.
Tuesday that be bad r#que*te<1 11tarrla Drew and Robert Milam
thr- laekrla. either
trolled
Ol .
The Junior Auxiliary o f the
Jean* Jen**, Secretary of Com
bekeil If I lie imlatnea are pared, |
American Legion will meet at
available
Entertaining for * number of merce, t* romb the
good rooking will mean the use
the home of Mlaa Joyco Ward, friend*, lira. U F. Oamrr wa*
of little water in the trolling and
welt on Waat P in t Street at bootoM a* n dinner party given American concerns nnd Individ- S o v i e t R u s s i a S o u n d s
using t Ire- water left after the'
3:80 P. M.
•t her homo on Palmetto Avonu*
t "
hcw “ " r
^ r o n g P e a c e A p p e a l cocking in aoun or gravy. Huch
The regular bualnea* meeting Wednesday evening. Spring flow. “ ^
are the rules for conserving the
and luncheon o f the Woman’* **• o l . nud tho living room o f
— —— — — — —
i
--------vitamins nnd minerals.
d u b will bo bald at 19:19 o’clock Mrs. Gorntr'* bom* and the din
Ho far u good, tut making
EX
TE
A
DIVIDEND
DECLARED
I
MOSCOW,
May
2
—
(A'l—
Kuawith Mra. O. X. Bell In*, Mr*, f . ner. U b b m u centered with nn
NEW YORK, May I — UP)yeateriby aoumlrd a strong tie mn«t nf snv food concern*
K. BoamUlat, Mra. J. fa. Meokk, arrangement o f flower*.
Ury Duy appeal for world peace Its taste al-o Mmhed |orIs toes,
Mr*. W. A. Pal rick and Mra.
ThoM s w e a t with tb s boot*** Dirartere cf tb* Standard Oil —“ the sConer the better’1— amid for ln*tanee. msv wall be smooth,
(Mi m Jersey), yeaterChariot Morrison ao^bootooooa
wwwt Mb* Helen flamer, M b*
td_ aa
i extra dividend of n briatllng background r f massed light, and fluffy, wllh none of
___
Kathryn Ktaar o f Montgomery,
.ai oh
share and tbe regular fighting strength nnd wsrnlngs thoee unpleasant lump^ For no
Sewing M*e tone will continM Mra. Frank Hadley o f f t Lao' dtridaad o f 50 cent*. that any notion daring to attack lumps, rook the potatoes thor
la tho Womaa's d a b for the Bad -------- “
Med Smith of HalC m . from I M
T. M. untU
- X. MrNeb. Mr*. betb paynUe June i f to holder* Hnvbt territory will be annihila oughly first of all. then mash
them thoroughly, end be sure tb*
15.
Slmlbr ted. .
134
M. With Mra. St. CUlr
Mr*. Frank o f record May
Particular emphatb was bid on ml'k you add I* hot.
•monato were paid Jans 15 bat
For tbe heat baked potatoesArmy's
mecbanlxed
Auxiliary
yasr. Last payoont* were 95 the Red
cant* extra and 50 cento aeml rqnlpmenL Hundred* o f armored hive the oven hot, 400 tq 493
bridge and
rnra, heavy and light artillery degrees Po at |h* start, and bake
Legion Rut at TOO L A T » TO CLASSIFY annually en Dee. I j I M S.
niece#, whippet tanks and ’ ’land them at that temperature until
A workable ‘ PanJUawfannlcm batUmhlp*” raced In formation they are thoroughly don*. Wheth
I W A W n tD
.
IT
la a vital factor tn defense ef scree# tb*, vast expanse nf tbe er you grease tb* skin vriU de
will ooatjaaa
central square where 2.000,000 pend an your family’s preference.
• la the Wa. oo
soldier* and civilian*
part Id on___
led_ bet remember If you do, the skin
______ ________
PIIONK IU
V
A . M. o tb« largest military may tom M t to be soft—nnd
In *w
FILL PBHSCSIPTIONS
In ynnn.
granayl
A. K. Rosselter
T. E. L. Class Holds
Business Meeting j
Florist,CeleryAve
PORTRAITS
1 T. A. 'ouncil To
Hold Final Meeting
LAKE MONROE
FNVFLOl'K SIZE*
!|l FRAMING SIZE
2.
$ n 55
Today & Saturday
' Double Program
WIEB0LDT
STUDIO
(*arden Club Urges
Flower Show Kntries
Auction Prices On
Valencias Increase
R H B C H
I^ N O T E E
ft8
A R LEN * PARKER
Sub-Deb Club Plans
Candy Sale £uturday
S
Dr. I N G R / V M
Transport Planes
To Go To Britain
PERMANENTsS
FOB THE BEST, try
EVA-BESS
BEAUTY SHOP
Mrs. Garner Hostess'
To Visiting Friends
Don’t Forget Mother on
Her Day. Sunday, May
12th! Give her AVhitman'a
Candy.
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m r n f flr U I
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the »nd day o f ) l . y
k o r t i .: n r * p p u r « t t t s
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• * m « l p f th a Ita lia n frc ljrh r o n fld c o U ," d lt o b fc d U
aha
1 a n c h o r h e re M a r . 28 , w e r e
**“
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e a ta n la y .
Th* federal Jorr
berated pH hour * i| d ________
nl'a eoirrkUd the captain of e«nrplracjr.
eallad at the NunAlaa for Britala workroda
, Inspecting contributed clothing for cMUaat
force* and hospital garments. Photo ahow]
rk tabled flanked hr Mia. V. T. GlyoUOkj
1 tame ta America from BngUnd. Shipman
l e i * weak tar Tl voluaiaef worker* I* Ua
ju t n e t a af mala
Inatllat*. Bb* has
p iu Tack aiace
i* - » y
^
■Women la Canada ar* new dr
cooking aad housekeeping to ti
■Inc the** who hare Joined th*
'aircraft factory, applying m r
k m of (ha women a earrlc* ci
woman taka Instruction In di
.
.
For Rearmament Cost
By STANLEY
/ A F C L L e ie IN O U R T O W N H A S
UP* A
A N A N T I - A IR C R A F T (S U N “T H A T SH O CKS A
(
SH ELL. F U L L O G A R D E N T O O L S U K R T H I S * ;
H P S A Y S A F l V/ n 'M O B H A N D L W IN A P L A N M S
P R O P eLLO R OR A O A R p eN F ° ^ M
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WASIHKaTOM. May 2 —i/P)
— Chairman Erciei of the Fed•rnl l a e m
Board yeaterday
called tor henry corporate and
IwrtoAal lacema taxes and stiff
raceen prtflU Irrlca to help pay
for rearmament and to ward off
Inflation.
II* toVI th*. cloalne session of
Ihe anaual meetlny of 0te Cham
F lo rlA s , In -w it
■ *U
o f N r .li.
Mecllon IU
T o w a a h lp Jo Mouth, lio n e t t>
I ^ a l. to A cr>*
b The
• la e n m i «|
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p ro p e rly unile, ih * -aid r e r u n -
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delivery bay
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1 u O O O -6 H C S
T IP P E D MEH O f ■
. LEARNING-TNIt
T H I * IS
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ROYAL CROWS O X A ]\ t h a t s B E S T By
COM AS SERVING
n /T—V T A S T B
M Ip C E L L A N B O U S
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THIS CURIOUS WORLP
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■>ad# ap id lcaiin n fo r a taa dead
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crlh*d p ro p e rty In tbr- O nunt* o f
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Jun*s
1941. « lilrh la (h r 2nd
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lu rif. 191)
(h i* 2nd «!*> o f M « ). 1941
«» P t li: f t * f H iN ,
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WABHtNOTON, May « ^ P > Oengma wa tasked by Frealdent
'm Rboaerelt yeaterday to provide
w food* for completing a 1560 mil*
, atnUh of (ho Inter.Amerfcan
n o r ir n o r a rrv -»r*T to *
hiI(-way—a western hemisphere
. row t a j i.wr.n
“ Burma nad" to link, by Jan>L
• u r n n s n r o r ia*a
Ula United Stales and (la atrateo T »C M
ih
H K n r .iir
m v r .N
>1 IX. II. PAN list, purchaser o'
rlc Panama Canal Son*.
: rerlirlaala N«. 4«*. daud thW
TVs hlehway, Ilk* Ita counlardoy el Jqn* A. ti. ■•*« ha
ln China, would gut thruorb
>1 sold crrllflcal* la my offlcthick June!* aad over th«
haa mad* appllcalloii for ta<
■Begad mountain* o f tlx nation*I ta lasu* la aecordanc* will
.
Hold crrllflcal^ ambrecaa ,h— Cautomela, K) Salvador, Hon
■wlpy rtroarlbrd proper,f aliadaraa, Nicaragua,
Coal*
Rica
i In Mamlaala County. Florida
g H d Panama. .
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Vompletioh Is Sought
flala u u a t iw {.
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s dak war affart
lo r
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,hr ,,,m' of
t*nl#M # «lif r# rlin «*si# a hsll be
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flr «»
Mnndsp In th# month o f
Jun#
1941. . « hlrh
la Ih# 2nd day A*
Jun#. 1941.
D M «d thla 2nd •!•> uf May. 1941
O »• IIK IIN h O N .
T U rk r ir r u li Court
H tm ln nlf Cnunfy. K lorlca
(•C A Lal
•t Mpriarty fee
dhtg to police,
jalaial.il killing
ho had been In
i ayo In coon#©,
bperatieo rlaa
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The aeamen alto ware Indicted
N O T trR ° r
tr p i.ic A V t o *
for ronapiracy but joat before
r<1" T » \ i i .:m
CH APTER IT iij o p i m
,.h* . c^ wt" ‘ *« lh» Jury federal
N o rn -K
im
1 1 11,: i i y
o iv e n
•odfe fltrum excluded them from
, , ,, V A N T C l I.K tT O N
•he conspiracy count
on thd h u m *
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rround that In lUm arlnf th* ma ln» ! f .o/ « *. *hk T .**
1'J.,'1: '
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chinery jxf the ahln they acted on }[,• '* * * : b «a m * d *am * In m y o f .
nrdey* from ehlp'e officer* and .
^ T * m*.d * ' N l h t l l f a fo r
* ill * ‘ t t .
'f fk e d thereon
had no Imearladra e f Iha plan 5HAUI
C fr ilflr s t * tin l.r n i'f* (h# fo l0 nnder which all Italian ahlpa In fVaT.Jl*
«»rop#ri|r |n th*
Memlnnl*.
Mlaia
of
United fltatea porta -were disabled C a u M y o f
XB-MAlLtAa^
THE OLD HOME TOW N
d * a u l a ! i l " , " ^,’
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V*
‘V.V.*?
In
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11. M lta L E h
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l h » i Ih r y H IM i heir p e tition fa r
»#»l##m#«. * c r o t tlln *
«•» law
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fin a l d l » r h i r f f and that Ih r y w ill
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M J O O IB n t : u , n N n A I . n efam tan
Italian
c ia C r n r
ll/ i A. U
W RKKH,
............. m r u i r d a r k
P E U V IK IV S W A N N .
*
A lln r n r r to r i*utntirr
Or In ndn. F lo r id *
iN K A L f
i ' V ' 1' ‘ L
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of
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• » « * • > > •»• o f
a . \r. \ v r l l y i i E i n n
I * I* M M i l n i l l l k . l . .h a ll l.r
r*d **m ««. a c r o r d la a in law . .i,*
*><>p«rty described th erein w ill I..
Jpl'l lo Ih r h lc h r v M iI.I t
at ih *
O iu r l Iln u r* d o o r on ,h *
fir .t
Monday
In I I I * . m outh o f Jun*.
m i . witinh i . m * *uii
.u>
..f
Jno*. 19*1
r>*l*d th lr !n d day o f May. I “ l l
o. r
iie iin ih in
Ct#rk c i m i i i r m i i i
*#m ln al# Pon n tv. p i.m u
n i . , T1 ^
I U1IT lirtr ANT PUMtSTON
l*r of Ta* I'ertlftcala Nn. tit.
*h*
-l»y nf A usual A.
I.Jt. tin. Ml*,| *amr In* my
r* «n.| ■ha* made application
n In* ,le*,| |„
Iqau*d Ih.reRaM c c l l f l r 'l . rmltra*** th*
>«rln« deocrll.a.. prnp.rlv In
.Cni.nly nf Hnnlnnlr. Hlal* nf
c'
•
A rena#.
J»V;. T t f ?
(P R A M
r i ° r M a on o r ba fa ra ib a
1IJIUW M M A T T U E V e a . a a a lp a t i o i
Jana Mala D ay, lo - w ll; U ia l a *
5 » r a d lr o r a U baur paiu tlac la tktf
d u d ). A . U . m u la l a .
O rn glL. C o a rt ad P r m lo o lr C ounty.
rau ra w ill pcon o t B a a e a a r ba fa ra tha
J q n * *fa* u» «lt NUs.s r rPoaf r raid
k
• a l a Dap,' t a - w lt l tb a tnd d a y a f
U
t
thla
O
r
d
tr
ba
pnbllahad fur
{ J * * A . D_: I H U la dafaitU tb a ro .
,! , , 7
" k M le d by | a «
trill p r o * * ,d K *. i' ". Tabi W
. k a a fo r d lla ra ld . a n * w .p . * V r:
O r r o la tlu a la aald
•U * tlila . O rdar ba publlahad fo r C ou n ty *and
Plata.
Iba a ta lu ta ry lim a requ ired by la w
I t y iin a , . m y » , » „ « and a fT IfU l
Ik T h * Snafued Harm Id. a aaw a.
? * ' "J ° r r ,c» «b la th * fn d d a y o f
paper a f s a a fr u l r lr r o la llo a
In •M*
"l
P.| 1941,
nald C ou n ty a a d B tala.
„
o . P. IIE n N D O N .
W ltpaap • m y wb * n 4 and o f n t la l
C
lark o f C ircu it (Y iu rt o f
a m i o f a ffta a U la tba tn C day a f
,
Sam
lnola
C ounty, F lorid a .
M ay. A . D . 1M U
_
o . p . in e n M n o N ,
C la rk o f C ircu it Court o f
■ a m lo e U C ounty. F lo rid a .
*
.
B y : A. XI W S E f P
By J. R. WILLIAMS
A Y
< *• n ™ »
n .,* . o n . *M
g V a - ^ . r ^ i^ r £ S S i
O
t f . ' . P ” 1. * • • ■ • 4— r
i.
k
J
C| 9 T
t/ I th
„ r r o aM h.raby oourtod a
jy -ji-rro m
�Kentucky Derby
ags A s Red Hats
W in Shutout 2-0
turtles Holds Sanford
iWen To Four Scattered Hits W h ile
Facing
31, Batters
3K#\f ’
u
f anfonfs
offense
Florida State
League
sagged ' m i
■'
Unlay, but left Lhoae handling
the favorites leading cheer* for
mud.
The
weatherman1^ tentative
prediction o f pmbabta local ahow.
era for the 87th running of tha
"big heat," fcowtver- laft
na
feara for the msrrro-tbe-strrot.
In the part 48 hours, he has
passed right on by Our Boots
111' ""
INDIANAPOLIS, May 8— (JP)
—Forty.one cars, including two
At IS RMhWlWto MOW- «X W French-sponsored speedsters, had
idPC&fWp*/4CC- IJtlJ "tSAH •
bean entered In Iho Indianapolis
f lu A g v rR g «n w x » —
motor speedway Memorial Day
SOOnnUe race as the midnight
cosing
time
npprr ached last
night.
Rpeedway officials said a few
O JO it^AAo iriPiAU*’
more entries postmarked before
the midnight oesininr might be
s f A i t - r * ic «fiu iC R
leeelvcd today.
stxiniPAW
o p ik o UB IS ffcoHlAfi f o t A f
They announced yesterday that
I MW lo mcrtxuM -Alls
AU ^RiC Ari LBAGOa
qualifying trials ;ur the annual
seAioti. do voompAW rtu
classic would
begin
May 17.
ze& m ew a Scots op
Only 3S cars can slart the race
w.ios side* e o u e r wod
,f
and the one* showing the fastest
I I iti (487 — _ _ _ _ _
qualifying tlm* for 10 mile* will
be permitted to face tho starter
on May SO. All cars must qunlify at u speed of at least 110
miles ap hour.
Heading the
let of entries
were three can sponsored by
Load, Sea Fertti
Mika Boyle, Chicago sportsman,
Not Mado Obsolete
which Included the Italian Mase.
By Air Warfare
rail In which W iitor Show of In.
dianapolls hat woo tlm last two
GAINESVILLE, May S— (Speraces, thaw aga.ti will pilot the
rial)— Rates o f parity payments
By CHARLES F. STEWART .
sleek maroon speedster. The oth.
method, wl.lch Involve* the use to be mada to growers who plant
Central Preee Columnist „
or Boyle entries wul be driven
by Chet Ml l rr of Detroit and
AVIATION HAS supplement#* of an electric apparatue called within tfcelr 1941 acreage allot
George Conners of Los Angtlos. surface fighting forces, ashore and in ohmmetcr. with an attach, ments of cotton , and flue^nrtd
Tho I wo foreign entries were afloat but they*r*'not oboout* on ment for hooking Into the fru it tobacco were announced recently
cabled In by Rene Lebegue of account of It and they're in no don- wai devised by Dr. R. S. Me. by the United States Department
ger of becoming Kinney, In eharge of tho U. B. o f Agriculture. The payments will
Franco, who drove In last gear's
Bureau of Agriculture! Chemls- l.e based on tha normal yield of
■''56*3
*Rh«r~cm*
race, and Jean Trcvaux, also of
Iry and Engineering’! laboratory each producer's acreags allot
Phat kelly not.
France. I^tegue nominated him.
In Gainesville.
ment at the following
rates:
My I n f o r m ■elf Iff drive one of the care and
The old oven method of de- Cotton, 1.38 cents per pound;
» nt w»* ,n **'•
the other will Its piloted by TreK T f V ' - m ml reI I'm sr- tcrniining thr moletur* conton l flutu-ured tobacco, 0.0 cent per
vatix. The care, right-cylinder
qualnled with. look more than 34 hours and pound.
Talbots, n r^ arc In Portugal, i* TT'T
7 W Hie family en.i tv*a not satisfactory. A better
The parity, or price adjust,
awaiting shipment to the United | P v
n '7f • i * - J min# know on* mrtliod is nrrdsd In the rapidly mtnt, payments will be In addi
a n o t h e r very ilcvr loping Industry. When not tion to tha regular agricultural
J
well. The otho. loo moist, the fruits yield high conservation
payments
which
e v e n i n g h i e er percentage* of oil.
farmers may earn under the 1941
da ug ht e r
The electric method, the bureau farm progam, It was stated to■ dr oppe d In t» •later, la quick, since all the op
day by II. G. Clayton, 8tata A A A
■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ see my daugh- erator has to do U to book up adminlsUtivs officer.
CharVa F.
ter and he i+rm the instrument to a tung fruit,
These
conservation
payment
Stewart
with her. Bo he turn on the current and read the
and I had a lit result on tha Indicator. Tha Mora
a
tle chatl-purety a social on*.
resistance
molitlire. the
.... leas-------------- - to
If I’d palled on hint In a Journal the current. Tbe usual procedure are 1.17 cent* a pound on cotton
NEW YORK, i f |
— i/P)—
istic capacity he'd have been as U» ■ Is to bore IvAi parallel holes In and 0.8 cant per pound on flbe
Jo* .Louie* urogram o f ona^i- communicative
as an oyatsr. I'm n tung fruit about ons Inch apart enred tobacco.
montli tllit
w$n »xl#ndThe only change In the pro*
sure ho would. In fact, a* h* wsi
anothar hatch Thuriday, when 1saving, 1 remarked that I'd visit and one.half Inch deep. Insert trduro for determining rates for
Promoter Mike Jacob* announeed him aoon for an Interview. A t tin Into them the two tormina!* of 1941 parity payments, as com.
the meter until they *r* tight,
, L “ Vfr
Buddy Baer word "inlrrvtew" he shied Instant
and road the moisture percentage pared with the 1940 program, la
Wkriiliwtai, D. C.. on Mat- ly Ilk* a scared horse.
t^>t tha "16 percent rule" boa
-from a table of reelstance.
23 the heavyweight ehamplon
“ Oh. in that case," he aald, 'T t
l.tep eliminated. This rule pro.
would |*k* on former light-heavy- have lo turn you over to our prtrr
w-leht (III.holder Blllv Conn of section. Admiral Hepburn nans It.'
Pittsburgh at tha Polo grounds And I'm quite awake that Urn press
June 18.
The Conn Hate, of course. In
predicted on tho Rrowrt Bomber's
surer«a against tha younger of
the Rear*.
The June dal* with Louis was quits all right.
Most Mg countries have a wai sviatlon etmpty because, as terraithe ons wanted most by all fou<
of ths main contenders— Bast, deportment, a navy department trial and oooanl* sxperts, they're
and
an aviation deportment Wa’rl
Cjpn. Abe Blmon and Lou Nova
to recognlos that their reepO
different. We have war and navy Mow
—and their managara, since thal'i departments,
each with an nvtallaa tire profesMona are outmoded by
alway* a profitable month fo- adjunct hut no Independent avte- tbe bird* overhead T"
heavyweight till# bout
W ARRANTY D U D S
Tha Ono-Kjrod Doom
With Ray and Conn now proWeU, aa previously remarked, Jooobe, O. M. et ux to George
rumably satisfied, Uia most vod-’
U, Jacob#,
"You see," explained my admiral, my admiral anowerod thane qveo* Derryman, Joseph Clebern et na
feroualy disgruntled party was
tlMCe
when
I
ashed
him
about
It,
“
the
James Joy Johnston, Blmonra manto Bon Roberts -et Ux
*TU any Uda," he added. "1 think
agvr. Jimmy maintained, with army needs avtatora (Ur Its par maybe (he airplane la about due to Jacobs, Gao. G. et ux to G. M.
ticular
requirements
and
Urn
navy
great ledlgnallon, that Mlk* Ja needs them for Its particular pur put the submarine out of bustaeoa,
Jacobs
cobs was running nut wt a Louts- poses and than* respective purposes You'll remember what Kipttag
U A L MTATE MORTOAOU
Blmon rematch (th t* want 18 ore quite unlike ene anether. A via*
Jacobs, O. K. et ux to Flret Fed*
rounds *t Detroit In March)! tlea shouldn't be regarded na a
oral Bsv. A Loan Assn.
that It had been set flret for separate eervtee. It'* on army anO
Benton, C. E. et nx ts Tha So
May 9, then May 18- Ihen for It tlkewtes As a navy arm, and loo
merset Co.
June and now “ maybe for Jnly. two arMS Jught to be cUeeifled srMcPherson, Richard i t ua to Go
cordlngty- They're much m en # »•
dent that way."
UThe U. B. Navy muit *pend
Enthusiastic avidtore have tot
mote tlm* trolnlpg a pUot than elated tor ■ number of years that
I* required to manufacture lb* their sendee, u reality, la prslty
plan* he flies.
much tha wlmta thfaw or la toot be*
M tLN A & W
Gator 9 Winds
Up Bad Season
Against Auburn
Stewart Says—
it the 400 fans on edge and
g to r victory the Scmlnries
to bat—throe up, thru,
1 Booth hit Into a ground
from second to first. Me’ filed out to centerflcM and
oak grounded to first base
g assist ty Uia first sarkrr
I putout by the bag covtr.
New Device Reveals
Tung Fruit Moisture
Cotton, Tobacco
Parity Payment
Rates Announced
S."VSSSS? J” S S M
Princeton Star
Punctures Lung
PRINCETON. Mav 3 - W —
Edward Burrow., Jr., I I . alar
Prlneetan Unlvrrslly middle dlsJane# runner, was in a aatlafarlerv rondlllon at the unlvaealtv
Infirmary last nluht after phval•lani found he had punctured u
'uny In a d rexlo* rorm arrIHent
vt Franklin Field. Phlladalnhia.
•ast Saturday fr Mowing the Ftnn
•clays.
Dr. Charles M. Franklin oaid
Burrow** also had German man
sion. "Full recovery" waa axnecled, he said, but the runner
would be unable to enter the
Intercollegiate competition fo r the
met o f the track seaaon.
Bn ri owes entend Uia Infirmary
Wednesday night complalnlag of
a alight pain In hln ebaai, Ha
SEMINOLE COUNTY
COURT RECORDS
KurniuA piumucTu
•KANA Tvndwgrovna, ■«. II
U t - I .ll Was l i t .
TALLAIIABSE e T May I — unrr*. u*s baa. »#••»**.
bar. Its-u*.
(RnectoD— Stale Buparintsndanl CAUUAOU.
Per tea It4e-U.es.
C A iiiiL r im
L*os.
who .
iM
•tail. Tie to Me
Bach
Inetltutlao
^
w
L‘ l r I’Ssor.na It*, tier, Plato
Fey. L M -U I, t-H dee •*>
Hrittf/**t Ik Pail lev
Will
r
\
-V’ * r
1- vv i
I-*
fc.’iPhdi
-
S,5i.H-t-ta.
KSV BhBWP.'iiPI
have Invited high dohool I
or* to taka N w U 1M
fs «H rourav*. Tha wash
rovidacted at tho llotrar
Miami and the
Unhrer
FtorUajdnriag tbe^flrol
oXk-
le y now. wat or dry, wai
“ whacky" Whirlaway, who had
to lose his last raca to become
the "people's choice."
Tha fellows who -make a habit
of looking at tho darker aide
(minted out that the derby hasn't
been run on an dff-track since
1038, when Omaha provad him.
self a "chip o ff the old block"
ty repeating the triumph of hlrdi;Hy, GollsAt Fox.
‘•we've been lucky for a long
time now, so tha law of averages
is bound to ratch up with us,"
was the -r-census o f tba Cloomy
Gus group.
Except lor this go o f mud Old
Man (Cfetbor nv-m! r ' to t**"i
■t this
*m) “ biggest of all"
derbies, the only major development of the day at Churchill
Downs found n switch In tho
pocky lineup, with Johnny Adams
assigned to ride tba mud-running
(twain In placo of Johnny Gil
bert. The latter was ret down at
rimileo for 10 day* and will not
he avails tile, mi Owner Cleaveland Putnam hired the California
sensation of two rears ago and
he arrived Thursday from New
York.
There was also word In the
een box at the Downs that Don
eade would not ride Little
Beans, but Owner Rocky Falla*
dino said he had received tio no
tice of this, and e* DecLed to bear
drflnltslv from Don Thursday
night. Meade la riding In New,
York. It was learned , from stu*
ether source, howtvrf, that If
Meade can't make Hi Patladtno
Would Import George Moore from
New England.________ **-________ ■
K
Fenders
Endowment Fund For
Paintings Proposed
Straightened
tU4.lt* r.pslml to took like
new. Anjr klnit of lm4r work
■lulrkl), ssiwrllr »ml tTflctlWIty done, by T. I* llarl.y.
Dynamic Wheel Balancing
Makip ftrlvln* *e(«r . end
•oeter, irdum, iirr wsar up lo
*•!». Come lit oow.
RATLIFF & SON
WINES - GINS - LIQUORS
FRBR D E LIV E R Y— PHONH b‘40
BILL’S%i'.‘PACKAGE
STORE
l * - V * ___ ____
**
c
*£*W1qgviSde.
Let o> M s ysa n«r.X l e n t Hawn. n . yen*
’ w M « a a ! » i r hT
,mmT * ^ mr
oar
First
Federal
• r aKitiMoi.r
Saving! ft Loan
i -o u r t v —« * *
ntutout
Ail'll,
Arm.
Expert Repairs
to make any reftira
farm machinery, IrmUor
other equipment.
Mi|l Supplies
Irrigation Syatcma
- Expert Welding
ftM
5
FARMERS’ MARKET
Teachers Invited To
Take Defense Course
'’•“'■ji' **:
M A A e n BBWMD Hut i *1 Mit
cf¥Mt/te K n & U e + r , « * n w « o J t y iW U r f*
2 French Speedsters
Will Qualify F o r
Automobile Derby
Ub pitchers, Hudson and
as, were working hard on
Mound and the Seminole arc
Ml flee men white glvlny up
eight hits. Burnea wjffcd
man In the nine frame* am.
only one base on balls .
double error In the eighth In.
•at un the flrat run for the
ala when Hudson and flklp(7hillock mishandled an posy
Ml grounder hit by Cate*.
Tat It a: In through while
k picked It up for a bad
> first, allowing the run.
extra Coat. Tha next man
• single, advancing Pates
I'whrro' he « m balled In
t baseman Sterling mi n
fit. Sterling tried to make an
m baas when the ball » n
dad to homa plats tut Kltk
luted a throw to second and
ght him fo r ■ putout.
I the ninth Inning Madjeaki,
d . nun up bit a long triple
tight field and scored on a sin.
, py Trammel. Trarnmo', went
'aacanrl and .to third on the
M on tha next two batter*
I died there on a putout of tht-
^V
.
'
iitn U rllt Sat ttoMe-
41 Cars Entered
In Indianapolis
Memorial Race
i
^ / ' t|
Whirlaway Is Tops
With Man-In-TheStreet Bettors
=
i U f t e Bortte*
�» I #*
Sanford In The Only Central
Florida City Affor.llntr Kail, HlgtlwRjL
And Water Trnn.sporlatlon
noil foi
EWHI’AFH K
\
— —1
kH h
l
SANFORD,
FLORIDA,
SATU RD AY.
M AY-
1941
Streamliner VIsltH Sanford
------------------------* —
Full-Time Prodtoctk>n C o n s i d e r e d
•To Do Aw«y ,*•With
'Weekend Blackout1
WASHINGTON, May 3 .-(A ’>—
kbh officials, urrantiy ton.
ad about ihcrtasinff nrodue.
, are cotisidcrinr aaklnff la*
Hera la a view o f the Tamlnml Champion, sleek now Aflantl r r and labor to ao chance
working (blfta In (Manila] Coast Line train, which was welcomed in Snnforil and other Crnt-al
>rle« that they ran operate Florida eitlea today on a preliminary mil hvfiqc it bruin* trgulnr
■ day* a week and I I boon a service to northern points tomorrow.
:*
U to atrika at tba
'waakand blackout.'*
individual'! working time
ba fncreaasd under tab plan,
blfta would bo ebahfod and
j employes would ba put ta
tin order that an equal force
bo aTollable all tba Waah.
government
modal ' two
yeatenlay to eapbnd thr
tm n i'i'af
armament* far
t and-tha. Unit'd Sutra.
rlllUm a Imudtan'and Sid, ..lUmati, tep'men or tbk Ofof Productlaa' Managewa nt,
that defense laduitriai InA quadruple In stallatio n o f n f.
worker* ta U n t o
thrlr
racatlon* thlr rummer by fle e r* o f the ram p b *-ll-l,n » *iiiK
o f a bonus system. Under Post o f tb r A m erican Lcirim i, th r
•uggaatod ' ayitam u vitally.
Matted worker who usually yeti L rfflon A u a llia r y . R on . n f th r
Throngs Greet Tamiami Champion
As Streamliner Makes Trial Run
.
diocribed 0t« British
at th* moatant da "pretty
m
1 vv
1
ain’t greatest nead, b* aa»d,
ould
ra-
ra* If he stayed
hn tba Job. A ItO-wsek map/ for
teample, would r*t hla usual 940
ter hie two-waak vacation period,
phm 940 extra.
• 2. President Roosevelt wrote to
Kuudaan and Hilbnan,
asking
that production of machine tools
I * expedited, that ouch tool* bo
worked day. night and Sunday*,
and that tM'nation ha combined
for Idle machine tool* and op
era Urea to b* employed In dcfeaae prod actton.
A t tba O f M . It
F f aald w it
production'
•W rit la A
'
rri
r w ;‘
TownsPI
Getting Si
yTuesdey
ItU
WU»
M a r in e *
■ M i pro-
K
■B*' w
and
M ai task
Mri moat
With hla
S-AINE8U l«tit
town and ct>
and c lrk .tlu V
Orange and La
balp toward tl
propoacd Unit
cafap In nartb
"Tffiltrw;
tba Halnaa City
committee, rati
from Waahlngto
ferred with w e
fklaU and m | i
troop o f morn
present that tha
-‘Aid In
Camp
9^18p«'fro m
rtim e n u
Osceola,
pledged
arm y
ty a t a
irm an of
>9 cam p site
yesterday
he con
tin e n t oftold the
00
men
la tn the
p artm en t
a a lt* la
a camp
together,
I,
Haines
u re r a fta r
a to ta l of
tlo n of
by the
h baa a ly a * said .
P. F. A. Boys Enter
State tesM-Con test
- — — . af America
tba atato
at tba
1
Axis Seeks To Clean, HONORED BY FDR 26 British Aircraft
Out Garrison, But1
Destroyed On Airf
English Hold Fast,
field, I raq S a y s ;
Despite PrcHs u re
Nazis Incite Arabfll
•I? ^ a t v fla lH •*»»•*
T h r Axin »4iU|rht to t It mi ttiil
th r tm ubiraotnc l l r i t r i i ................
n ( T o bruk. L ily a , ttnia) hm th«*
Hr it iteh contim irtl
t«» txith^htDil
th r lu-avy un'Psurr.
Ih r
B ritis h jcarrihou »«t
In
liruk r« » u n lrr*a ita rk ri| th r tlr r imtiiM and
Ita lia n *
> r » tr n tn /,
ih in w iiig th rm |»arll> ru t of th«
fit 1 1*a o u te r drfenarR , Mriti^h m ilItm v M o urrn a s s rrtrii
T h r h a ttlr M ill i* raging u f lr r
MAV
XOKK.
May S —
tvt« d ay*, hut lh n »r A x i* fn rrra
I x rt
I h r tis ro ia n
radio
rem a in in g irmidn th r o u ter l»rn
-■id iia lat H i , I r n c ir r lria s a t
• u r tr r n f th r I.ib y a n ft*rtrrs t fu i\r
..I llr ilit h Ir.«*i>- at IU « ra la
l»ern flo pp ed th ere, th r B n ti-h
lis 'l rm ilm uixl "arcnrdln a tn
m ill.
I'la ii* " •n il
lh a l
n u m sro v,
S trong r o n tin g rn U
of
ihr
•It'ta rh a iritU nf Indian tm opa
llritifth rx p e d itio n n ry forr»
V t.l ilr -r tls t l Ih r Itrilla h • nd
ru rd from (Jrwwrr w r r r rc| r(i
Jninril Ih r Iraq i.
hastening vt mt9% n n l lo
t tnntli i H i i t i s p tra k lr llt clert i ll
*1r *«am lalrrf I'rvaa
th r (J rrm a n th re a t to Kgypt a m i. ir p ir t u m l i». I
at i ixt *l m * *itt
to uii| Ih r 1'ohrult g u n him , xthirlt W h ite llm is t . xxh.it h* j.r i In
W in
f ln m i it
fir r c c lv
i:t
•s h ii m i)rn in tid r Ita lia n l.itixn
• In f f to r i c gu r t t l I , « |
>« l a n ; t \ i v . i n i n f f i l l t i i r o n
to Thlri ia th r arrn m l tiu ir th r tiini’hroli
givt li
hx
I ' l f id' nl •lav :i I lit- tin t t li* |M > l\v ri‘ tt t h a
A xin troop* b«vc p e n ilr a t n i I "
ItlMIROV I'll
l l r i i o l i . 111• I I r im fiirv o H w e n t
h iu k '* o u ti iniost lint ", tlo lit i t i «!•
m in
i lir
r i n i i i l .la v
in a il
vanl. but th r |»rr*» n l n ltio k i
m o fr »«ati*f led th an
tlo
o tln i
a n . i < u m ili'il w i t h n u 'tn o rit'fl
which fn ilrtl.
. n f \ . , n i --lit-il Itu ltv 1<uiiitii. A h T h l* *rro n t| d r itt wnk Im iiiehril
1te\.........
irim
i...i.i..„ni
iv p jiu i),
1(l<
1 l.lil,
ugnlim t th r sou t h u t rl p r iin ir t t i
S a r n c f ii a n il
i irci'lx
U ttiiu in
w ith a atrong (irrm n n lim it th ru -t
l»«i\V r r
ill.lv
FiiPINirtriJ by i I U p I m hii I h n
mid
follow ed by iiifa h lr>
1III A llo t.ttili . ,|tll|..UIK' t il th a t
x iihdiitxx.tl
from
T h r lln tip h r l a ^ n i Ih r *•(ta« k
XX
lit 11* h (I tip x
aw a fa ilu re nine* it full* d I
1it . . . « XX t * 41* • t•'mpli* hi d w ith a
r r a r li Ih r in n e r d rfriiM p
I..
rt I,* ., tl* ip
i .> r M and fo ur
T h r inner rin g e f fo rtifi. nlm ti .
11 .h i * j..ii *
•c v e ta l in ilrv Tung, m verv th*
It tuid unl> urn nt the tr a n * I u w ii and harbor arol I* tniitdi
|M»rt* had troopi aburird and t h i t
wtrongrr th an th r h rokrn outer
••mi „ f th r men *«lH»artl were rc»rin g .
It * about tim e foi tlo t|< • • « *i. d hv ID Hi It tlriU n y e ra .
A ro un d Kaluin. tlo* K g tp h a it
t 1ligllt pt asoli in ( '« id in l I l«*i nl t
i|t . .In . 1 9*ported that N n s I a ir,
h o ld e r tovtn in * h lrli th r A x ir
to lo g in , m rau ln g
that
ugout •alii IHUMII9' ami M irfuu- c ra ft aaok
drive h a t reached, th r B ritish said
,m;o tr iu uf B ritish
m cre rrw •. o
uff xvtokrip
w .iif fr it both
it.ttIt Vo
)'i.t*hK^*»nil
tiltg .a ml
a Httftll r n tin y fo rc r hold th r
dd|»pini? rifutcc or apato
port n rra under ro n tiiiu n i harm aa
Iv till* Hr itlah id A p ril,
rn<inl ,|V | | r |ilih * m a e h a n im l pa- tile will*
th r S aaf id S ia lr**# m Olej
^1at || t iir«t h« ».r tno.tgio tmia xtert? aaid
trnla' Tha /a iflT o rc rm e rit*
f ion
l tern d i-'tro y rtl h i f J n t k
(J r r r r ^ fV tr r l'lo K p r ftg d i * f il *f reng^
th fn t . Ua ^ c t l f t ^ M p r t l /
c
u
rrlu
H
v
h
i..!
H
u
ll
h
ru n n e s h**xr rr|K»rtc<4
|«f>C hi. x. Io
fiiin in K tr lifj Ib il I i t i i i Ift.fMMi Io IR.lllHJ u f tho
an.I -htn|M d t*
( J0 „ e c t e d | n
tu
iinunl \ ,. , l |i. di« i l ngm to
m .11 I*** "dn lit itlah aiihlnitx ren t
fin ,| it- xx mx In t* vtimkiug foli.it • * ( , i * . * * xxrie exttt uiiD d
I h« pr«>aOrrinNU
p in n ir r
of
win. h xxdi h. cut.mined .ill ox.
I f i.i*| tm * revcn iril
iii
rcliabj#
til. n.ill.oi
A tid a l of $17Go in tilth and
.p i.irD » • nr ly %ou*\ *•• have npI
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llrrto to n . Atldiaon N.
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be p iactb m ily
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sored by the A m erica K l i . l C»«'
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It
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to
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lb * nation » u l n f e n r
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d lv u io ii
paaprogrr
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J a rk a o n v lllr;
J a m ti
vdnea o f
public
a e n tim rn l <n ••ran t, general m anager o f m o.
plunging this c i.n n h * In tr i
i v« iN iw rr, nf W a yrro ar. (la .; am i
naaleetrom o f w a r am i thui 1
H . |) Q u a rrrla . general m rchanT A I.L A IIA H S K K . M ay 3 - (At
knows th a t the o v e rw h e lm ln / ■■. i
Mal
in structor, o f
W ilm ing ton , — The S tats H*»»d
llc|>artm cnt
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twW opposed to ou r en tni'H -r tnt..
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|*ru jrc l*
In
• • « ( ! ■ • • « Ote h i s r T ttu l
I^K*n, J rffs rtn n .
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anil
Hanta I(« m counties.
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ra trv a lin i lit fu r 14 inllsa on lload
I b . lw r m M o fitirrlb * and Iiaum
- r W H E R E A S , G re a t D ri.a u ,
> | i ( l * t i n | nation o f ilainoIn Lson and J r ffrra o n counties
qraiy, la In d lra need o f all p •••ib lr aid , and
and Hoad I I betwrvn M u n llrrlio
W i m E A S , Tncoday, M»v
h a t lm *n eel a n d * th ru ush and Ihn U a o riia Hits; sis and •
h a lf inllsa uf Kuad I
b e tw am
M l . D m N a tto n as “ B andies f*» H rtU in llu s p lU l Day,'* th r ubPond Crock and Jacolw Crock In
awnned e f which w ill b * •|.„naorad lo cally by t h * . RanS anta Rosa county; and sevrn
( • 4 branch o f “ B u n d Ire for H rtU in . In c .," an organiaalto n
m ils* o f Road 12 between Road
• f A ra a ric a a woman ln>err«t<-.l In kewpinff the d c n o c ra tla
I and Orvcm boTo In
Gadsden
kdaala npon which this natiun *• founded, and
county.
W H X U A 8 , an th a t day a d rive w ill he m ada foy fu n d *
Legion Groups To
Install Officers;
Public Invited
■■ ■ » m
NUMBER 209
Fighting Continues
Fiercely In Iraq ;
T obruk Fort Holds
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G rtatN e*
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V flru.8,
Member Amounted Frrfw
Residence O f P r e
mier Of Iruq Said
Bombed By English
Picking Season
For Deer Tongue
Will Begin Soon
Workers To Harvest
Wild Plant Used
In Curing Tobacco
rkf
33 V X ± a » < f d
Membership Drive
Petitions ARainst
War Urged By Solon
George Talbott Wins
Axvnrd At University
Road Department To
Receive Project Bids
NC
rhtrl.
PROCLAMATION
which to help tb a wounded In G re a t B rita in 's h o s p ita ls
M O W TH nE FO R E . I . W C. H ill, b y v lr in a o f tba anIharhjr H a l *d hi ma as mayo* o f the C ity o f S an fo rd , do
kankf proclaim T o o .d a y , May 6, B u n d le * f a r B rita in llo a f f t o l Day |n Sanford, and u r (c u tir a n tiro r ilU o n iy to C *n arowaly (wpesd to Um appeal which will b* mad* on th a t day,
h u rk ij atwajra In mind tba th -u g h t that tba Enalisb pwopto
O l asrffq*tof terribly tn tbwir detorralaod fight f a r tba conw M
tom tom
af tha damacraUc principles of froodoeo, JuaUeo
C D f WITNESS W H E R E O F , 1 b a r* hereunto sat my band
nfftnad tba Seal ot tba c a r •> Sanford tbta 99th day
mi
91 A stfl. A- D- l » 4t.
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Charges Of Fraud In
DcUind To Be 1‘robcd
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would weigh 120 |MMin.l- when II
a riiv i-d i i t Mu hniotul
A » Ru hm oiid the company . I n i '
th.- Im x i ' . a arru tiil h in e. a fte r
to hit >• th«> i»rr Ih p ir fin l nnd M*nt
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Il
T h ere ii.m p ttiiira aprny th*
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tongue
un
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Oto D*B* 1«
Five More Years Of
Italy CWnw Fiyat
Hpoib O f Conquest
War Are Predicted
TUHf.ALOOSA, Ala., May 3
(A*> - The world imiet iirparr for
-four or fhr* year* mom of » t r fare more savage than any sine*
Uie dawn uf history before peace
1stums,' Draw Mktdlrton of Ihr
AuurbUd Press aaid here la*l
-I with I mlfht ray I b cW .
the rnd ta In altht—I cannot."
ha added la a talk bafor* the
Aral annual Alabama p n u in.
■tltute sponsored by tba Unbaralty of Alabama Journalism Or.
partmant
II*. ( a"xi-rit<.r *toid ii*- liaa rr*
i« ixi.l
iutj* Hu,i "ataen!•« I m '#»I« lit lurg* nm itUrv »rt»
I m mg m i i I hi by |M>r»uii* a In* are
,.lli ff-.il to be nut «|ualifie<J tn
xo lr in the |D*ijind rlrctlun.
( ’. I. (>. Is Opposed To
Disguised Wuge Cuts
W A S H IN G T O N . M as 3 — (C )
<i|>|H>sin( |>r»potaU o f tb a
T rea su ry and <’*,i*arr»»lunal l a *
•'a p art* fn r a t lffs r tassa pn sm all
incumca, th * C. I. O . d s n a a d a a
y f t lr r ila y
lh a l C o n c rra * iffa ra
w nrkinff people fro m w aff* COU
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In d u s tria l
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w as*
m ad * known in a a la la m a n l I f
P h ilip
M u rr a y ,
pres id en t, 9J9*
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W a y . and M eans C o ram U to * b t o j*
in * * on ratal n f 9 3 ,*0 4 ,0 9 6 ,9 9 9
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a By Ashton;
k Catchefl 2
« Trying Steal
Stetson Netters
Score 7-2 Win On
Florida State
League
—
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Jostle* w an. a 'M i l gam*
Sfctai&
wme.«(:
famine o f U
bem
its
Dey to n s' Bcsch and the
las' th a t ended in the eeore
t o w of the local bet*,
ltd will t o to the lila n d .
w park tonight fo r a «*me
•y pot Sanford back Into
ll a n id Sm ith ( 8 ) defeated Ken
M .oKates. to t. U f '
■• C arl P orto (S ) defeated 8b*L
(an Hillman. £ to 7 0 . Charlea H a r i a e k ( K .'A H .) da-
Sanford p later* plated
^all lact night. running
i , th e n » w w ithout a tin .
Yearling Fielder,
Eddie Gittens Has
. Imposing Record
DURAM, N. C-. Apr. BE-*
(Fpeelal)—Loyola U niversity of
New OrleaM might h are picked
up a ( r e s t eollec* football ee*.
U r If Outfielder Cddle 01 t u t u
had not preferred a career to
professional baseball. The young
outfielder recently eent to th e
Ocala 'Yearling* by Milwaukee ef
the American Aaaerlatlon. was
■ranted a echolanhlp a t Loyola,
but decided he would not take ad .
vantage of It.
Oltten* had never played any
football in high school until hie
senior year, but with only on*
season of experience he was
named all-city center for L a .
Crosse, Wis. He m ust have been
good to g et a scholarship on one
year's showing.
However, the
new yearling
choose to go Into baseball ana
signed with Duluth of the N orth,
era leag u e fat the Spring of IMP.
Ho did not la st long, and spent
the summer
In
the seml-pr*
ranks, deciding to try It again
last y e a r.r •» >
"i r '
He signed with Eau Claire, s i.
ad of the N orthern loop, and p at
far the f u ir season, batting g vary
acceptable SOI. ^M liwaaks* .took
over hie contract a t the close of
the y e a r,' and h a 1 was sent to
Ocala for another seeded of pMpLG litehe originally was a-p itch ar\ and a first-rate um , In
high school. He had Wen eight
gamaa' and lest one, b a t there
* a t a shortage o f outfielders on
t h e 1team, ! O itteaa i> Was 'M u la g
savagely and hid eoach e to v eru d
Mm to a fly-chaser. He's *t!U a t
the trade. ‘
In the Gateway City LeagtM ef
LaCrasse, Eddie fln U h e d U M la
b attin g w ith a juicy .440 s w
i and P iu h ar a g , and helped he team tis fa r
up and tapped
ANN’S MIRASOL
lured bis wrisC^- Mi
c h a rt also e h ie v e /irii
B ut none a f Ihana. '
breaks”, a* Bill calls
him from rotating -will
m aUs I* n g a l p r 'o r d
ha hsd.i to wdhr ex
bandages when he to*
• LO U H V ILLE, K y.. A pr. IP — W hlrU w ay, Blue P a ir a n d ,f h t.c o lt* backed by 1UU*
a u r a th an a prayer were named yesterday for
• n a il a s t tria l befora S aturday's 07th running
Of the K antachy Derby a t Churchill Downs.
Tha probable derby field was plated si- IB. A
a flash of unexpected * form
by oaa of the five ouUldara la tbafttBOO Der
by T rial atokea today might bulge the derby
list, b u t no more than 14 are expected to duel
for the necklscv of rose*, reganllee* of - lb*
outcome.
V
Ailing Uvula
Keeps Umpire
~ Out Of Game
Lederbandler, photographer, who i
received the circus’ solemn word
th at the g reat beast, G argantua
by name, U "an ancient evil, with
a devil's mind In a beast's bod/J*..
Furtherm ore, said tha
ape's .
head keeper. Gexgantu# especial.
i f 1' ■
Ir dislike* photographer* and ll i
i VKW .YORK. Anr. M (Hpecisl)
IOR M O RTO N....
flash. tuTh goes " a f t." ■j.f - '- i .... —The uvula It m ightier than the
■ Mr. LedarhandJer decided to botir.fi s e tu rr when It w orks on
look Into tbs m a tte r personally.
He learned th e n .a re bigger b ent out and bought - a' nice
apes, even la captivity, Jb B to bomtuet of rorvjs- and presented
over,
G argantua’* diet isn't meat It to the ferocious flashbulb-hat.
• v
and warm blood a t all—ju s t eggs, (ng beast.
i> >
r.j-'.
liver eatrae* and milk fair h an k * v When the n u t bath whht off,
irgetlan that fa rt and (dinner, nothing ''-but OdrgUntas Just sm tlled ths flow.
tras asm s. vegetable* fo r lanek. lie c a rn et ,1*, < • » ......... .. Ifi •I'l'f!)* .'
Svea' breathe ordinary
air—It H 'A b 'th #
soeond flashed, he
(kta*r o f a .1
firs t ha* U b* tM d* |ra ra ." b y ppalled
loo. They also
sin u m
u the
in . petal*,
|m s n , ona by oa*.
out
therm ostats > and u strainers.! .In ..N u m b e r three, and
f a c t the photographer w as In about ___________
waving tho I li ft s. •
fo rm 'd th a t if n a. w anted to get • - A n d - w ith tho fourth, b* ate
elaaa enough fo r a p la ta n he the p retty flower*—every single
•o*.
W hat do you make of that,
Ik ab fffta Is H a rry
W ataoar: : '
1 :t
• '
It-
Reporter UncoVers
Reason To Belieye
Gargantua Is Sissy
sHMhau
tain-rise, howgvar. a oration deprived him o
of hla soft palate. I
shouldn't a ttem p t any
efforts with his U rn u t 'still sore,
his umpire team m ates, , M ager.
kurth ami Dunn, k e p t klm on the
bases for a while.
The pen Is m ightier than the
m ightier than the i
long official caraar,
summer and hockey
the only time BIB t
action completely w
when . n hurry-up :-*!
sliced the laet I w
working y a m rrfriA ]
lea g u e baseljaUfcmri
j PICTURE FRAMINQ
SANFORD PAINT & I
V S p r s iJ a
"iSTLS
Kaisihsr
iiA n t D u r g tn
a W S 5 i&
n - /v w .tn * ( W :
B e a r:
.T S .^
M IS S
J7‘l
to 7
' Big step* toward* tria g in g the
New York (Hants back take th e
pennant sons la tk c .M M M k ad
Rcnor Adolfo Loan* to . BIB
Terry * coaching staff. The Rect
o r s arianee to tutoring ’ pHahera
I* the logical reason. There's als*
U a “ hunch- In the fa c t th a t
Ins O a haven’t won a fla g sis**
Delf left Ui* o rr.n U .U o n after
•WwaoiViKPtou
*t>- » W
<».AK>as*«t, us*4 r » i '
i'M X ttft«■ >k jM *frplnj
■•r'-si i frso-Htt-1 U t\a * titb ^ ri
fJ Ji 6tooUgw.-glsgwlpas light J * . ,/ W * * » r t o r o u « P N l y g u r M « » .
dm
And U gnablas your tally
lighting?.
Orator
If you'd like, wall be glodlo Phona
Bad gut lor you—d^ck your, hgbting
�•O afri.V
V
*
—
S c m ln o le C o u n ty
P ro d u c e *
More Frull And Vendable* Than Any.
Similar Area In Florida
S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A . \ V E D N H m f r .
Offer Their Support
e Body'* Member Drive;
vement Project* Diseased
S*boUgv Of Defense
I n d u s t r i e s Pro
vided? Death As
Penalty
e n s a t l o n For
W Employees
I* Dp Dispute
IHASSEE, Aw , 30
ilatrttlon
St* speaker?, appearing W th i
p rofm m a t tho orynataation
meeting of tha Somlnolo Coanty
Chamber a f Commerce l u t night
• t th e City Hall, pledged their
support U the trade body** i m d borahlp drive and discaseed i t ,
UvlUet Which they urged the
Chamber to apenoor In order to
tmpreve tha county.
W. A. U ffie r. p m ld r n t of the
brganlaatfen, presided
at
tha
mootiag and
Introduced
the
•p eah en . Tim City Commission
•poke were
A itanm yi V.
m livestock . dr
A tlantic Coast
If a branch a t
haelsr ef OvU
Dasstlbcrry of
E rnest P . Hr
from tha rem ar
a, listed aa lhay
• re ad follows:
H r. Wilson declared th a t “ San.
ford has bean th in g through a
period of reconstruction but now
m * V" —
' i | f f this period Is over and a new
to- by Governor* Holland ora Is dawning. Tbs people of
r . Association o f County Sanford have accomplished much
lionets, who claimad they In recant years—now homes bullk
Mao extra money for Im. the loo unproved, paths devel
oped, tourist cabins built, and
th e Chamber .of Commerce
la
largely responsible fo r leading
th a w ay la many of theao Im*
proveraents.’* *
i
Measure Would Pro
vide No Funds Un
til After Defense
Emergency Is Over
WASHINGTON, Apr. 3*.—
—Jaha D. P l f t t n , of U>«
•Iflca a t IV W w tjM
m eat, today asserted the
“p t i w m l *
p ra m s
of
Agserkaa industry In the drf«*M effo rt a n t bo In-
th a t we b a t* are a c t a l.
kept o p * to a sts, f a r «k,
same apartm anlo furnish
Apr. 3 0 .- M T “
SL*bFUS£- yn AaWASHINGTON
tho Ilonas Rivers and H ar
I IDCVO Ofts**
bor# Committee today approved
SO omnltus
bill to authorise
navigation and power develop,
m eat work estim ated to cost
9440,000,000, Including Iho lTorida
ship canal and the TennesseeTomb If bee waterway.
Tho bill would make no ap
propriation.
Chairman
Mans,
field fD—T ss.) captained its purRm o was to set up a program to
Mwvlds employment after the doftnao emergency.
No appropriation Is n p te te d
• s ‘ long as Ihe defense program
is underway. Mansfield said.
LaVollle declared th a t NUitt, member of tho S tats
Department from this dla.
tad told him thist Road J4
- Sanford with tha W n t
ffifsSSffaS
;V o u can re st Ii sta te d th a tra m a ttftig wUT be dona about Rodd
4 4 ? H r. LrrelUo said. tW a wUl
hdgln toon to complete tha sur
vey and after, th a t secure the
right of way."
'^Further proof th a t Read 44
would be paved was of/erod by
t>e division engineer whan he
Admiral Harold R. Htark d b .
closed yesterday
m a y th at American
neutrality patrols were opera Ling
a t tome points a s much as 2000
mllqa from shore.
Addressing a d tfente luncheon
of O n United States Chamber of
Camgiarce on the Navy the chlof
o f .Nival operations Indicated In
•n agUmporaneous addition
|o
hi* prepared address th at genIF .0*14*1 vwm«Ia w«ra o|x-r-
H r. (W heeler
declared
th at
-•econdary road
Improveaecnts
-calory fields here are one of tho m a lt Im portant
•fhductive a t they Issues facing the c o u n ty .; 1"H a
showed hew rala.
canid ha tamblned
or the-'celery fields and turning
them Into livestock pasturaa for
a while, c tp U h th g Ui»t a liWO
pound anim at ^01 produce five
t f si* lone of roiapost a year.
*-Though PTOrIda im ports 8.040
head of cattle each year." H r.
Learla a ts e rta d .. -th is sta ts still
has made mors prog reel In this
field In tha p ast few years than
any other *VaU." Planting the
proper r r s s s ta w in Improve the
cattle, H r. Lewis painted out.
of Lakeland,
im lu is Of- t S
County buy equip He if
do h for us.* Cooks t
road* now while th f
Iho money will (MH
later, the speaher Ml
U r.
Casselberry, •
"the value of tba Ooi
bar of Commerce to
urban comm un lilac,*
the belief th a t
principal way In whw
body could help
U
rommunlUea. Ha **4l
the attractions o f 0«i
wood, AUaBmnta U 4
given mors publicity*
to the'A rttaftO e-iA hath w w n s 1
IndlrecUy he
linked
patrols
Wilh tho*. problem of eonvnylnu
ships to* B ritain l*ut tn such n
manner as not ul in.lirate whnt
connection he saw lielwrrn Itiem.
"I wish I rould talk alsiut run.
vnys." be told his audience. T I
like to te ll you alHiut our iisln.lt.
8000 miles out from Ihe hi^-lt
latitude* to tho Antarctic. In both
oceans."
A iktd to explain this state
m ent a fte r
he
h id
finished
speaking, he told reporter, ihm
2000 mltea w ar a belter approxi
■nation than his rxlrm|H>ranrnu>
3000 and comparing present op
erations In the
Atlantic
with
those of a few works ago he raid
th a t the patrol line had been
moved substantially eastward
Also prelim inary to Ills p rr.
pared addrese Admiral Htark told
bis audiance, containing many nf
the m m who run the country *
munition* fee tones, that
“ the
m m efficient we are the more
shps wa will have to give away.
fllark a Isa said
th a t navst
construction was running ahrad
of schedule' and th a t the United
S tates would riiare Its resources
to the IbplU e f Its security.
Tba eto ttm en t ax to aharlor
Immediately raised speculation as
to whether tran sfers or nevsl
to B ritain might be lm-
enter
; p f rtmd
will not
Of lira
ity has
• saving
ecu sting
ChamIntar.
s i pressed
/ was the
!(Jla tnute
smaller
ited th at
sva. Long.
Oviedo be
- « » days
'w hich lbs
could
•la g the
Of
the
explained
M of the
■8, rather
r “ those
More Activities
Workers b'Qrivi
Are Planned For
Gym Cbas Group Off At
30,
lijosevelt Won't
n a m e Johnson
& Army General
'O p e n
u|*rn houpe" i t the Khii
! C . Nursery School, at wliicii
: will be civen sn up
porluoily In li-nin of (lie *cli<m!'»
‘t In the community, will hrved on May I from H:.'!(•
A. M. until .100 I*. M , It was an
noonerd tmlsy
The public I* invited to visit
the school, located at I*almeit*i
A v o to r and W ith Htrwet, on Mo;»
t l - w i t o h hao W a _ _ ----by DraSidrnt Itooeevelt a» Amec,
un Child Health l>sy.
“The Nurserv Heboid Project
nf tha Winks Project" AdmlnluIrstinn of Floridu wishes lu ('»•
„per sto In this splendid work
and III living n n rh ssls mi lb" ""
n - .i l v nf lusinlsining high hoitlHi
.Im idard, in (he sell"" I- "'"I
i.ffirisl* ariiniguig 'he
npi.ii huiite said.
Soviet Ruhhie Bans
War Supply Shipment
i.iiN im N .
Api- an - id’* A
Iteulrr <flritish)
new* Hgcncy
d|.|'»lch from Moscow »*nl I**'
nielli thill the Soviet llnimi had
di, n r d that henceforth im »»r
material would tie allowed In p«»*
in lianslt through the U S S It.
Ilierm any I* reported to Imve
ii'cilvad rnnsldoralde war mate,
iml from Japan *in the tra n s Siberian railway, as well »» row
im trrial* from the Western hem
isphere.1
Munitions, aircraft part* and
ntcrsartoa. machine tools fur m«kiog munitions, rvjdoslvr* and
IHiia.ma come under the Hern..-.
Mined hy Foreign Trade Cum.
mi»««r Mikoyan.
Traaalt of other goml. will le
allnwod, but only with rpecmt
■uthoriaatlon or under a specific
itsda agreem ent .
Record Production
IT T ?
Schedule
By AsCsL.
Negro Dwelling
Catches On Fire
' /. x
f
A t o l l D m on tha reef of
» " « ■ » * _d*eB to« a t I I S o rt
T roth t t r a t brought tha flra
S P r y ' v'
B B M
mi
\r
B
•<(
v .
;
•*« t«tnfi<ifp|| |*r.' —
S n \ iri Itu ssin , n iiin h p r o n e
ritld lp ni tln> F u rn p c u n w a r,
lo o k mil iri* luring o f Ih e re*
im rlin l m n v p in riil
nf
N a il
Irn o iis. iu n k s m ill u r l j j l r r y
punltim r nrixlh ( b r o u g h F in
la n d . iinri sjim iltn n c o n s ly n n n o u u m t H int th e Iru tm it o f
w a r m u lc rin l th r o u g h Itn ssin
lia s h re ii fn rhiriilcu.
Tlu'fe nrI hn» wr*iilil M'i'iii to
hid if ft 14 at fun vnliji* a illilUllgr
of UlltMH'h }l| llffWM'll f I lumllhlp
with <
— ft l i mdy liiNtiirb^ci
hy tin* N»*i hwff-|i thro ugh Ihu
liulkaiiAi* ti* l m**mI**iu
|(i><iwpvrlt*a
ilerhirut ion that United Slaten
warshijn* tun* out
prohibited
from entering rum hit t mnes, it
wiitt liet laieij in (itHmmiy that
Ament mi *hi|N venturing
into
mh Ii nit N4 u tin lil til* tut potlord
H ounc'
NEW YORK, Apr. 8 0 . - (A*)Thr United S tatss Steel Corp—
workfa
largest
maker—expo,
rirncad the blggvst outpouring of
xlcrl In Its hlxtory in the first
quarter of this year, but Its
proflta ware only 40 percent nf
the moot lucrative three monlhe
of tha World W ar days
Nevertheless, net profit as re
ported yesterday fo r the qusrU r
ended H or. I I woe 944A4t)J>U6,
making It tha bast first quarter
since IMP.
negotiation of
This W»| w«l] over the 112,.
applicable fa r T03.IU
(revised) earned In the
final m i r i e r of 1840, and mora
than double the |!7,00J,8V4 for
•
Amurinm-BuiN WarnhiiKvs Aid English
In Paid On France
Nurwery School To
H ave
Soviet Bans Shipment
Of War Materials;
C o o lin g Relations
With N a z is S e e n
British Vessels
Sent To Bottom
WASHINGTON. Apr 110 —t/Pj
—President Roosevelt has ilrcllncd
to ; fA eppoinl Hugh S. Johnson
aa a jb rig u d irr general In the
A rm y ., Rrscrvi. Corps.
i W While House nnnounccd
today 'th a t personalities did npt
cnla«>inti> rite President's action
an d ' thut Die ra w I* not analo.
gous jto (list of Charles A. LindberghJ who r e ianed his rom mls.
etaa an a colonel In the Air Corps
Rasaare sflc r the Chief Eaecu*
Uva Bad placed him in a c sts.
gory V itli apiwasrrs.
A J c ltrr unit In Johnson by
the rrrsld i'n l's
military
aide.
MeJ Cm 11 M Wntson. t.sld the
Preridm t frit tliut In ih . pres
ent rnirrgrnrv tin- ri-. appoint
ment nt y rn rrsl officers cllglbl*
by rrssini nf see tn the reserve
corps sliiiiilil l-i- restricted
to
those whose employment In ac
tive r.-rviee is unlkiputnl
WASHINGTON, Apr. 30 —(Ah
—Southern eool producers end
John L. Lewis’ United Hlne
Workers anion, itailed to their
first attam pto to agrao on a tomWags bosla fa r reopening
mines, resumed Joint
today amid reports
M percent of tho Northern
fields a te Imck to operation
xuvos oif Um two
M etin g agreem ent on
ry plan fa r applying
x jjtsJ!
W allace Aids VFW Drive
osis To Ite Reserved
F o r M en G o in g
Into Active Duty
Coal Producers And
Unlod Resume Talks II. S. Steel ReporlH
.■
Member AKsuciatrd Preiw
1941
ussia Is Wary As German
Troops Move Into Finland
Committee
enough. I hove bod persons c o m
to my tourist cabins. Just on the
edge of town- end ask hew f i r
It Is to Sanford. The city Is m
dark they don’t know they’re aL
.Ited y there."
’ 1. “ We need a slogan which
will dries home the name of San.
.ford to tourists, such as th a t
'•teed by Silver Springs ‘Drive
Safely and See Silver Springs,
Florida .' I've seen tbrsa Signs es
fa r ns AOO miles north- and lt*e
1 slogan th a t sticks in tha minds
'«T
Of travel tag people."
1. "9anforJ should advertise
Jto stliactlon* even more than It
fltoo been doing. The neW bdoklet
> * t published Is fin*, sad makes
« ' wonderful Impression on pres*
ifeetlv* visitors."
ft;! 4.' "Accomis ode lions for to u r.
Net*, such a s apartm ents and
A P R IL
The
(ie t m it iiM
to ho i t p a r t e d
new
Hinking Hf dfi/ifni lonu of B rit
Vice President Henry A Wallace ic cciv(-s n Muddy Puppy m ish Nhi|i|ting frot! "Ntrongly prul e t t e d (M titvo y ii
Washington from sevi n.) ■m »M Cnnd Ili-tty Wickm.in ns •
l.timjoo utiiinuiHt'd that 15,000
\ vleruns of foreign Wh i . iui.I i tlicii uitni'Rlrn fur ir lu f fuu.i
Mntiph empire troop* hail been
Thr VFW (‘Xpoets to sell III..... Iliun 11.00(1.(1(10 of tlie f l " » i i., mm!
removed from iiveeee "to m rry
•-n the wnt iii other 'h rV .c ri,1
by disabled ea-eervlci mi u m auvcninirni IkisjiiIhI,
mid that the Cirri'« gnvrnim ent
hud ml vised lil ft Alt) Apt 21 to
wilhitrMW her <Kpnht)«mn* v fore*
heemite “ further nvrrif ltvM would
he tu vii in
The liri‘Mv>H»d thfro h#4 J*®"
Beardall Avenue Student Singers,
W II Be Widened Speakers Present
As WPA Project Kiwanis Program
| nhiMii 3.4141(1 r a t u i a l h r a iirrto1ii;1MilF
iriMtpH in t hr ( t r r v i u n r m n p 4 l|D s
rim •*, Un removal <»f 46,00 m Irffi
| ? 00(1 nf I h r ♦ofnl rtf (10,000
liottpn M*nt i*t pi if I th u f i i r a k a
till Mum i-i'u ittrd f*»r
iim (.Iii
NiuHh ACcicn* frnnl*
, 1| m f I It 11(1111 *au| I Itl'v'sl sit P rM
KooHcvelt Authorizes Glee Cluh Itcnrt'Kt’hi i *
a
flV
|
Imiirovements ('ostutlivcs Arc Hoard; M
,. ii.i.m ......... .... pomu
'l * - .
\
ii
11 i
... i , v
s i * iii F p v p t
Ing Total Of $22,0(10
V,IM IK an IsiHlt 11ii v' *4 planr*
I , it | led Mill *4nl|i*rr t vful u l l r Hi
I'M’Flilrlll Il‘>4i*4 \ I’jl IlMfs eg|>
Si* t i‘ti <"'I*H(
11 "Mi S*'itims(|« ' |;| j p, t|w>, i
H i r r r •. .id ium rH in
i'MkVi’d ft WI'A ji(M|irl (|‘ %
%1414 ii lliifh Nli* i hinmupa KiriL't aii•*♦ , n ,.■• )m i ii F i a i i r r
fisun
which
H i 'iiM ln ll A vaunt, rtiiiiikfi^ I In • 'i ij ’ li imikuiM i a i)
pH -I iiti’il i Ik pus
mujmi i . i (41<*r w fty ni*itinnt En
mnerd
.inn
fhr Infill IpiliU I Uhl 4tf .Suit fill tl, p; I ii nt ul iiu i • a*Him | tint h*" it n f " lan'l, (
I I I It I l . t f i l I tint . f
(<>r i in m il
|V |i p » i
I hi Kivktiiii « itiis nf tli" \ altlt / ^ I •••lav
I Inf 1 1 11is iit ■
» it int pii lump; hy Mu
'll1"
ti’iii mi urn a p p l i m - t 1 Ms* y k m i h tl, Mk ii i f M **li *
S i ’ IIJI
llit »
a nhik of
int'e'tnhary
sH*riff>fi| llrnilil mi ti
t I sw !»•vrl
In«fln>- I In projrH hJjiii ifirli;i|i*n fltltto It fl Mil Kiln I m( I|»a , ,!i»* .........
ii I'm* alrw t*
irmihfiM tint! put him h i;ustrlt i-uiHr vvril pli'ft-s !
Nat» AlfTilt' MlKls ll* tk♦ *■ I it ,t< ■ Si j (|l itIHS
Htn'lf h *«f Sip* " A 'tim r
ld ml and
Till- IfMtfl. fiotv film* f r it ttfilf, hr* r, ( »ln*i\ a n d l . l i / u h t i h P ip. *»'iM
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$ 12,77 1. sSupw-t Ifiirliflrfirr w ill rim1 iltffhuliv ni 4*■■111 fn5 fliin-iial full
ft tntal o f 9I2RO. whirh t^)ll Im* np' a*v*i
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horvir «*<|ijmHv ht lifith I hi* Glumly g rr n had ht i n iiiMih in IIm pil'd
nml the WPA F.i|mpiiii'i*i, in a ln - yi nr
Mi ** St hit * a »Mpf tififst -nin#
in In. and tkllirr ilim-i will i im In
$9,161. of wiii«li Ihr WPA will Ihr f if ni ii <111111**i on (hi pr n|f ram
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tint* iinlx Hit"*.'* Vidhrw Sandn,"
pay 1 2 J2 7 nml t ho f'ciunty |fi,
m ill IN. Apr . .Ill (d*l -O erhf Krunk I a Fr'i^f** taken frmu .......i ^ .unfit the Untie,I States
194.
T hr prnjrcl h- *I»i»wm up hv tin wt i ini at I nf "Tin* T rtfipr-P ,,.l,r ,l» > Ihst any eUciiipl to
Mins . miVI.y III carry war su|iptle« to
I hr County nml ►uhmltlril lu th«» hy Will It*lit Shnkl*Hpift|i<
WPA nlAtnl I Iim1 llt nrfUll K m I Kunfaitl ri* t'ssuipaul»*tl at Ihr phi llriliini cun (fault only in tb«
wan huilt rthout
y *rn w . Uf K fil u 'iMHfls I i"*r*||M»M*d nf "i spillsinking
ot
American
and that Itn nlm* foot width ha 1 (iJatjyr* and FlimhMh Pinpirj, (Jr. .hips,
and
simultaneously
irjri FarrrlJ and f’liffoid Prcicljf stepped up her general nffcnslva
bacome Inadequate
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F»iiiy i hr ' T h r rub im Hnna” hy sgsin<i (hi- British Empire.
BorinlAiieky Both Ihrar numliur*
•Thr
blockade
of German
were* |»H"*rfiif*il hy On* (Sin* Club wrspnos is welling on alt roulem
at th r itiiiMr fimtival
America ami England,"
owh niaily* Pippin and O rirn Far- Iclweru
■aid the Influential Deutach AL
rrll joint-*! In Nliiff “ Kmokv t*rtn Vf mrliir Zeltung, a fter w arning
in Viuir Fvm ," hy Colo P orter
CAHP BLANOINtl, Apr. 3 0 ^- The Iwo Pippin hiwtira nan^ **1 that any American attem pt to In
»urr ih l i n s r n t r ito
o B ritain would
W —Startled clvlllens look to Am An American*’ ■* a duet.
with disaster.
the woods end half • dosm cows
Mr. McKnv intrmlucvd Edward meet
Regarding the extension of the
Marahall, editor uf Iho school American neutrality patrol aom
page a t the high school, who told
m eat near hers yesterday as be. ef the work Iho student! arc ih* newspaper said:
“ Americans would do wall to
taraan 4,000 and 4.000 Infantry, doing tn Journalism. Ha said a
WUh o r
man began a surprise battle w ith class In Journalism was formed harbor no Illusions.
without tho use of th eir earn w a r.
M onk' ammunition.
this year for the first time, and ships, traveling In cenvtm o r
Each of four H at Division regi that previously the actlrltlee had
m ent taking p a rt was supported been carried on by a Journalism alone, all w ar dellvartsa fanda
by a simulated battalion of field club. The Journalism class edits menially are 'goad fo r sinking.* “
ertlliery.
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tha school page In Tha Sanford
T h a n was confusiaa every, H erald, and also publishes the
whom In the vicinity north of C lif f y . Fed, school newspaper,
N t o y Form s except In tha eel- ha said.
P artly cloudy In N orth
In tha d a ta llto •students eve
In lha Soutl
H ilv iM u t
S. Is Warned Of
Convoys By Berlin
Mock War Fri»htenH
CiviliHnH And C
LOCAL WEATl
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Early ihia week a no)
paper of Intention to enael
m f the 1937 hospital act
worth of Seminole County itoepltat bonds was- aothtirUet.
There are two amendments under Consideration, only twi
of -which seem to be of any particular importancerte tin
nA A n w w
1
Tax Revision
could have Been mat. first, and in the event' the hospttak
were Operated On an extravagant basis, the entire two miff
levy might have been uaeir up,’leaving nothing for the
That this development had beep clearly foreseen by
the bond houkea undoubtedly acWSiIMs for the failure of the
County Commission to receive any par bids for tha-beads
»«t the recent sale despite the fact that other Seminal*
County bonds are
bonds, had It not 1
the OttcoWi of its bond sa)« Cv
cejVO Sn/asaisttnee from the V
u^ency. This amendment we1art
som. ft Will not do any harm <0
id<Weri this authority but We d
«g l U
horbflr - »nd
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polntira ' offirarg akooM
it believe they should,
first place we cannot bund a creditable hnmltaf
aV wfwk'
l J w S ..A J
of oUfflcfent
alee, comfort and convenience Alt
td' Jmkei
preeent needs, much tew those of five Or te* years f
for IWj6»> and we do not believe the people of euf
ty wh'6' t i n thoroughly alike to (fit value of a mown
umto-date hospital arc going- to be’ Satisfied with Shy
dliiky hospital which may be offered tlftm eg a suMi
fof the rtat thing.
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And Irt tbe adeond place when the people voted otf
hospital bonds they did so wlfh fhe hfipBCM urtdemtm
to o ffse t
/.
ThH ««« a«l|PM il to permit
Ih* incoming G o m o r la oppoint som o f kU aw n riwira to
ran lbo offkrm oporattn* dtroetlr Qndn Mo a n tra l vith oat tbo
'*» P»4ioof plodding
the government was to, put up .the rest, m db.hof U p
Uitj.-jf It
would be fair to them now fo change the rules otTflfi*
at (h'tt.bfe date and use the’ bonds fo build a different hO#piW than originally intended, a smaller hospital, add one
mm w iw UN winu i parr. without mwSrnment aid.
briebt minn of Uland
U K should develop for any reason that the UfrPA fall*
w iM n tn , po i t Bring bo- down on It* side of the Job and falls to come through With
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IU share of the funds for what la probably the ihotrf mer
kiwi ocean.
itorious project It a v f considered fn Seminol* COtfrtty,
WiMf! a |
ootro s i s hcro n 'i oha- thori we should scrap this' entire hospital project, Starr
from rtratch again, vote a new bond Issue for $160,000 or
ou dad hor footprint. $200,000 and build our own bttpKaT. and one which Would
2 w tric k Hor through be a credit tq pur entfre city and county.
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Ik ph>»» botwton the
S | Alternative
;:;;v
to make ‘peace. oh -HI tier's
Speakers
student
Support
non ruthod a
svood mo of
for' nn •Inter;
ConUr In Flat
iSu'JFc
11alternative
WAL1.1H
Lk «m HANFOBD
IdW tM
TAM I AMI C llA ttP lO N *
■■» ‘•■»-rwsw* Cm Wi
to war at thlg time
or, for the United Staten, la
M ltfliN ' Pm
tr o pvhnohod.'
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Tho onenkor Hot*
which tho studoftf
wrro nctrsMry In 1
% 2K W y
ot iQurnaltam, ■or-tho ityl*
arrUlnp.t‘, hr'
,:lt Thor mn*tnkir«k>B bi
ground. <or m .as*mt«nitlrfjr
robot tkrpj isro- orrWn*,*T*4
wtiwaialewfi m wobwftnr *tw>pie iMieve; the
a “negotiated pehco‘- would be' better than
goat, both In Uvea and money of waf,
1 fainting out what such a “negotiated
f ' Onrf )M * . iW 'feS S frn tfM ''
thowiaot' 'Hld'ir•ksl^wkn ph
wp modal plhnoo fbr'Mn''yO
A d i found
Mum ron sofof know wn
Inp'n wodrt
Xonortlng'
J .'
i
gnputas
could have peace at the price,bf submission I
W
teK .a j s f t r i r o f t t j
under thd hkkf I t ITltlor and our ehlldreVlpl
goebbels tqr education Iti tho crtW
**We could hive peace at tho price
and euf right to apeik our mind*. \
the. price of taarlni
attr Constitution. Wk could have .peace at
Very. 2 thfhk tpat at that prick wo shall n<
Mr. Bullitt also said that many Boutii
are watting only foy the capture or deatnx
Uh navy to jbm the Ati*. At present the
the only thlpg that protects them fttirt t
and air force. Like Hungary, Rumania an
are tub email to resist Atla aggression i
soon fan ih line wider Axis dlplomktrc bf
“We know/’ said Wr. BuUltt. “that If ibe Brlt
Ud be eliminated we would soon see a .totalTtar
•M l .p ft. la „ !.**.
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sa
n t
However, Jod
» the
wftfi a Coohr, Milder, B*H t fotfg
Ih such a world the United Staleo could not
V a democracy and It would be compelled to ’i
cer»«»
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w trio
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Mrs. Curiett Heads
Flower Show Judges
- WTh9eII,n G T 0N ' A pr 30 — <*>
e o m m l t r . 1lt' U" ‘ pi,b,ic *>»ildlng»
rernm lttea approved y e s te rd a y a
d ie
* 15,).00 0 ,0 0 0 a v a l L
f o r schools, se w e rs , h o s p i t a l s
Mre. Endor C uriett
Tmmer Cast In Lead
Of University Play
W alter Ta m a r. mm etf Mr. and
Mre. R. W. T urner o f this etty,
Jo me* Lanier Is leaving today
utm la attending Um U a te m fty for New Orleans. La., where he
mt Flertda la GabMavUla, wo* fa s t will
be gone for a week.
la m i I n p o r t u t role ta the fla y
entitled “The V alian t' which waa
M r* J. I|. Dulls of Miami
g y M
recently la Galana. Beach is the guest o f her mother,
Mr*. E. J. Routh.
M r. T orner played th a tala of
Jmmm Dykes, a criminal convicted
Mr. and Mrs. H ir e r Hansen
mt H arder v rh a a te a l identity la sb lta d with relatives yesterday
■aknawa. Ha tefosca ta tall enroute to Ft. Lauderdale w here
anything a ta o t him self in spite
a t tha effort* of the priest, Jon they will make th eir Minn.
h h | h . aad tha warden. C or.
Mr*. John Sparkman ha* redetia Barclay, a i a young g irl tam
home from Miami where
tn m Ohio, c o n n ta ana T urner •h* ed
spent the past weekend with
hrfora ha b t u c s t o l to aaa If ha her patents.
b h er k m g -la t brother. She re
el ta* the liana a f Sha kna peace
Richard Maxwell has arrived
tk a t h w brother had taught her. from Paris Island, 8. C„ to visit
during n ten day furlough with
h b parents, Mr. end Mrs. R. C.
Maxwell.
Friends of Mrs. Robert J .
ly, J r ., will be glsd to learn
ah* b able to be out again
lowing a recent illness a t
home on W est First Street.
Hol
th a t
fo l
her
Mr. end Mr*. D. D. Bennett of
Ocoee a re expected tomorrow to
o b it with their son-in-law end
■ y h e ro
tho p r e a a* being daughter, Mr. and Mrs. M. W,
“hy f a r tha fa s t of th e east ae D a r i n
ha interpreted the role o f Ih e 'c e a .
r f c t i I ’T’remely forcefully
, Friends of J. W. Childre will
a S ?
" * w rlu»» hy reg ret to learn that he la 111 In
A V fo M te b , and directed hy Roy the Feraald-Laugh ton Memorial
*• CrwTf- / ‘ w u presented a t Hospital where he underwent an
(bag> Bland.ng on Monday aad appendectomy b i t week.
“Pledge Night" Held
At Doudney Residence
Tha rartat a f the la ten a ed b te
Ai a ilm e n t o f the Firet Baptist
p --^ -r School w ill be hMd at
tha eharch trmm I M to 9:00
X . M.
i Tha Sooth Ride PHmary PcT.
A- »0I Meat at 8 y r t « .
A
n m ln i w e t i t a w ill bo aaenatod
h e th a thESrem aad IweUlatlan a f
jlw bmaUng th a h a r d wttl meet
M M P . M.
FRIDAY • *
' Tha AMertcaa le g io n A a e ilie ir
wfD aeaet In th a Legion H u t a t
T:M P . ’E i f a r Ha regular n n t ftnr. r V ’"
* lf ili f ti a for Britain Club will
n e a t' a t Um Im m af Mr*. H.
H. *Ti**~-"-_ MT Magwolb Ave-
The house a f M bs Erm a DoodMT Hi Mel Ion Title A re n a , ™
J f o f o jf o b a t evening of “ Pledge
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"* * " M u f o r e d f
th* * y A'p*1* K»Pfo, high school
■orwrtty.
(Tadgre Included: M bs M a r
g a re t Langley. Miss Nancy CaL
h i f o M l s s Shirley
Kick, Mb*
Shirley Smith, Mb* Shirley Eels,
o b , M bs A m W iggbu,
M bs
M arty P rrtb m , Mia* Cosmla Me.
C a E M bs Jan e Thigpen, a
M bs Marjorie Ju n e Burdldc.
Members Included: Miss Nancy
D lghtm , M ia Erm a
Ooisdnev.
*fbn Jessie Durden, M bs Lucille
Hall. M bs Mary M artha Emer
y 's * l a P a tty
Hodge. Miss
Cathetta* H a rt. M bs S u n n Klrtley, M bs Murioi Knox, M bs
Mhry Ledge. M bs Marjorie Nrw« * * . Mb* Elisabeth Pippin, Miss
G India , Pippin, M in Winifred
Lovell aad M bs Ellen Meriweth-
V i m M bs M argaret Bpenr
M in Katharine Spencer,
M ia
N*U S tew art, M b s Bottn Wntheiv
Mbo V isit I Wells, M bs Eli)
heth B highs tn,
Mb*
Martha
W ight. M bs L ab Cold well. M bs
L nurtlle D u ttn . M bs E U u b rth
S t. A na's C hapter o f Italy P ita, M bs Lulicia Garmly, Mbs
Eidetupel Church will meet listen Hutchison. M bs
Angels
g a t th a baeua of K n . A. M. PhlL Meier h, M bs Dorothy
Resold,
RM am O ak A rrow , a t 3:30 P. M. Miss, Jong W hlghon, M bs Kath.
Ctrcie* a f W aam * Society o f vyn W ifvfatt and U lu Hetty WilChrisUen B rrrira of the Melhod iet Church will m eet a t J M
P . M. a t Um fallow ing homra:
C h r h Owe, w ith Mr*. O. E.
IIM Myrtle Aeewwa.
M
Sanford Student Is
Elected At Stetson
Two. with Mr* W. W.
DELAND. A pr. 10 — « V Tyre. I l l W est EWeemth Street.
O rel* three, w ith Mia.Jnasae
W. PB.
. Golden. Laaahwrg, Jono lccled
DO W rit
student
defeating Vorn »n
; H on oat a d . I M 1 U
Strickland, Bewtlag Green,
lectad v i a president, MotToy o f Tnmpa, aacretary,
Nancy R a n o tt n o f Baaford.
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•d U T FLOWERS
• BLOOMING POT
TED PLANTS
•CORSAGES
C ro at la th a Wa
tea I d * P . M. an: I
th a Jcm inr Wo-
’ The infant son of Irving Jackson, Jam es Irving, has been re .
moved from the Fem ald-Laughlon
Memorial Hospital to the homo
of h b aunt, Mrt. C. E. Rawaon.
C. T. Harden has returned to
h b home in Oglethorpe, Go., a f
te r visiting wilh Mr. and Mr*.
R. A. Williams at Ihelr home in
S a n b n la .
Mr*. Louise Lanier of Tam
pa waa the weekend guest of
her son and daughter-in-law , Mr.
and Mrs. Jam es
Lanier, last
Weekend.
M r* C. F. Proctor is expected
ta return tomorrow from Danla
where th e has been
visiting
friends. She also attended the
American Legion convention in
Ray W est last week.
has been
choeen aa chairm an of tha Judg
ing committee o f th e firs t a n .
nual Florida S tate Flower Show
to be presented by the Mead Bo
tanical Garden next Saturday,
Sunday and Monday a t the coli
seum in Orlando. Mrs. J. H. Col.
Clough president o f the Sanford
Garden Club said this morning.
Several ladle* of this city will
act as member* of the recep
tion committee to receive flowers
as liicy are brought for exhibit.
Mre. F ro l Wilson. Mr*. O. P.
Herndon, Mr*. H arry Hreren and
Mr* Curiett are members of this
group.
Classlfirstions for the show
were made by the committee of
judges headed i y Mr*. C uriett and
the following classes are open to
Witrants both am ateur and pro
fess tonal:
Class l. Roses.
Class 2. Sweet Pens.
Class .1 Annuals
Class i Perennials.
Class S, Bulbous
blooms and
potted bulbous plants.
Class 0. Po**ed plnnts-follnge
and blooming,
data 7. Gardenias.
Class R. Camellias.
Class it. Orchids.
Class 10. Corsages.
Class II. Rrometlinils.
Class 12 Cacti,
Class II. Seeds.
FOR DBFCN9R FA CILITIES ||
C l a s s I t . Novelties ,
Class IB. Wlldfinwcrs.
Class III. W alrrlilirs
Class 17. Branches of flower
ing trees.
C bss IH Arrangements.
A number of local people have
indicated they will enter exhibits
in Ihe show hul none are sure of
Ihelr plans right now. Mrs. Colclough snid. W eather conditions
and trniisportntuin to the place of
exhibition make definite plans
d ifficu lt
Any one In ihe state may enter
• J exhbll and all uhn rntrred in
Ihe Fanford show are urged to
lake a part in the state show. A
prise vif $2B will te given to ihd'
ra rd rh club whose tnemlier* win
the most blue ribbons. For the
Individuals who win the blue ritbons, in eilh rr the professional
or the am ateur exhibits, two
brrmte medals will b , awarded.
The Sanford Garden Club a
working through its circles tc
encourage members to enter e*
hibits in the Orlando shew. Mre.
F. £ . n o li is organising Ih t
Centre! Circle. Mrs. S. C. Dick
erson Ihe D irt’ G ardeners Circle,
Mr*. ].. E. Spencer the A ialra
Circle and Mrs. R. A. Newman
the Rose Circle.
Mihs Bandy Honored
fa cJlilies
iitnPli,,
In
r * r,n,i*'
defense
NO SALARY
rem m unlty
p ro d u e l i o n
INCREASE
,,ASSKK< A>’r -1o —v h
I ne H o u s e a p p r o p r i a t i o n s r o m m t l e y e s t e r d a y l e j e c l e d 1 lo fl,
■ Mil i.i l i i i . e f ro m t ’. ippo r„
^ 1 2 ,0 (1(1 a \ e n , i | , s a l a r y o f Ih*
lo v e r n o r . a n d i i r o
f i i o n n in
IK l>on Ihe - ii In r a- - o f c o n s t i t u
tio n s] r a l i i n r t o f fic e r s .
N o r t h A m erica b - s m o r e
cles o f g a m e b ird* t h a n a n y o l h .
•r r n iitin e n t.
PORTRAITS
fi ENVELOPE SIZI
1 FRAMING SIZI
Jcseph Wood Kruteb (left), president of th i New Vork Drama Crilirs I'ircle, present* to Lillian llrllm i
in New York the annua) award for the best American play, given tin. i. ai to her "W atrh on tim ithic.
At tight Is Herman Rhumlin, whv holds the scroll presented in bun f.u "The t urn is Greer." s • I tke V. •
lathoc'.aLion. Shu-nlin f» the ited u err i f both plavs, ths first ile'ihle « inn
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Anderson Is Granted
Russia Is Wary
Conditional Parole
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Mr. and Mre. R. W. Turner
By Group A t Party
have returned from
ValdosU,
O s , where they were railed by
Honoring Miss I’atsye Randy
Uie serious illness of M rt. T u r
ner’s brother, J. O. Morrow, of whose m arriage will be an event
n ah ire . He b reported as murh of May 12, members of the IllLie School of the First Christian
improved.
Church entertained with a paitv
Among those from
Sanford • t Ihe home of Mr* J. I*. Wil
who attended the liTIh district aon In Pinehuret. Spring flo d its
conference of Rotary In Tam pr decorated the room* in which tie
wore: Mr. and Mir, G. K. Rol g ursla were entertained.
lins, Mr. and Ml*. II. H. Cole
Miss Dandy was presented »i h
man, U r. and Mrs. II. n. Pope a piece of silvrr in her chosen
Dr. R. W. Rupreeht and Charier p attern by the llible School »l
Morrison, who b district song whirh she has hern a rnembei t i
leader.
several years. Games w rie m
Joyed until a late hour hy ’I"
•
guests when refreshm ents * "t" tiiuinfr S<i rulfi v viIKhi served by Mrs. Wilson, n- i l,d | . ,, ,|. 1 h i ' «si hi. Hu f'ttn I h im Iht
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hy Mr*. J. I.
Horton
Those present were: Mi-s Hi" full s mI i tih h lr Hurt ‘ 1“1* C Cn*1
, i iliiiii
” ■ ir inn '• ' l u l l if »' I
The annual district rally of Ihr dy, guest of honor. Miss Mt.> | 1.. k w p iht «lu* I fn»iu M hh I iuk
Miss
Dnrnttn ,
WomaiiV Missionary Union of garet KInlaw.
U n tie
llugbe- ' Ih« 1»1
the B a p tist Church was field yes Peareon, Miss
I'llf t m,| ii It* i d-|MI*'*■11 ft I' C1*( M
terday In Ovlado with Mrs. B. E. Miss Marian Penrs<in, Mrs .1 t
to
U pu puln'l iui
Cflftlli ill i! 4
Geoige
G rey of Longwood, district sup. Horton, Mr. and Mrs
i.ich •'ml V a frsv h.iui* ini t (id
Townsend,
Mre
Wilson
and
I
crintendent, presiding.
•1 fin. ‘ lu'.l l.uryioK f h< s t. 1mi'
Tha W. M- U. colors of lavrn. N. Durden.
p rri* utlMg B11 HCk ‘ III ii n jtn
der and. w hite were accentuated
•um l v . Hvc
with quantities of Spring flow £«sbring Attorney Ih
of Ih.
The .
ers In th o n chads* used for
It V joitk- »■ if it h a d i l l -I Item
decorating th a church. Mrs. Volic N ew Rotary O fficia l, ,.pt I.v ntniinlniHDiiflumi •
A. W ltlbm a conducted the de
t h e n s m a s h r d wi t h » m " i i - 1run ■
votional, choosing aa her sub.
TAMPA, Apr. SO — (Special I
Joct, "Stew ardship of the Mind.” F airfax T. H asklnr, Rebrinc .II- hiiuifnri
Mrs. J . L> Rosser, r.talo stew torney- wa* elected district gov ( PLANT CITY LOSES GAS
ardship chairm an, of S t Augus ernor of Florida Rotary club* id
tin* ad din g ad tha meeting as the clqse of the fourth minimi
PLANT CITY. A|>i ’l"
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did h b * Mrs. Drickell, state Mli district conference here yester-i
tS iiecial)— Through fmilty gssten Btady chairm an o f Jackson
m e t a r s . t h e r l l y of I 'l s n l t ity I " ' 1
ville had Mrs. L. W. Summerlin
He succeeded J, Chalmers llu- liiii/JOO cubic feet of g o '
I"
af Daytona Bench, associations! chanan of Jacksonville.
March. It W»" rcpnrtril lu
president a f th e union.
A raeommondation that Ian .ity cotnrnUsion l*»t nigid Tit*- j
A I the aeon boar a covered guagas o f the America* he taught
1
dish Inpiihioii waa enjoyed by In pablie achools, referring esne- commission agreed l» get «
apprwvimalaly 90 pereonr attriuL tU liy to Span lab, was made in t. -ting rn» r)ilnr
“ ’
m a tin g .
a resolution. The conference at.
flrvfnljitMl I" O m* only r o i i n l r y
v ia Sanford a t so recommended wider Inelructinn
ti r e , Voile WIL in geography as welt ns M alory. in ih e w orld iirmlitf mir t hi* im- j
|...riant
mineral cryolite in large
lia n a , Mre. L. E- Tew, Mre. M. of the W artern Hemisphere.
•.nla tommerclal quantities
C. H agan, Mre. R. L. Garrison,
The convention was the l i r r - '
i 1
Mr*. Lula MDtar, Mre. M. Cum. re t bald alnce reo rg an iu tio n of
miog, Mre. C. H. Mars, Mrs. tb* district, with 727 rcglstcrv-l
F r t J Myers, Mre. M rron 8m lth, delegates from
Rotary
Clubs
Mre. A. J . Petereon Urn. M. N. through o u t th e rtale.
d e v a le a d . Mre. Jsd e r Cameron,
Mre. A , K- Raaaatter, Mrs. J. POSTMASTERS NOMINATED
Mist P . P . Campbell,
WASHINGTON, Apr. 30
y Jarel* . Mre. B. B. — President Rooaavalt » in t to
HAPHT BIRTHDAY
re. W. r ICader.
AI Brock
tb* Baaata yesterday these postPete llrock
m a s t e r nomination* t Florida:
DuanoUaO, George W. Shuman;
C. E. Golaon
Karl W etiel, Jr.
L a n a , William EdwaRi Dewar;
Mre. J . W. Childre
Zephyrhllla, Lola D. Oall.
Suits
Pants
60c
30c
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CASH & CARRY
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LANEY DRY CLEANING CO.
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Woman’s Missionary
. Union Holds Rally
Glorified
for Todays
Jill Ji C'pnfuri *Ft
All* NT A),I
LANK
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r. W. A« Group Holds
Its Regular Meeting
'O RU G * N E E D S
TELEPHONIC
V isit'or esll on your long-tlmo reliable
local druggist for your drug need*.
You can always be aura of quality a,m
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w addinf irouMaau I* a G aisin * LANE, with
exduUv* a d palantod feature) that giv*
GUARANTEED MOTH PROTECTION.
MATHER ARCADE
SANFORD, FLORIDA
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Dieted ID leea U na h a lt1
lin e, t h e M,«00 ton North
link, f l n t baitleahlp to bo
Id tarpodo boale ait I cargo v*». fop tha Natrjr In I t ro a n ,
kete.
readjr fioo and a half m
The ovorwbotmlnc th ere of Ihla ahead of ichedule. Tha deal
buildlttf U< of edutoe, for (he Edleon w ti plated in comm
four fcnd a half moo the <
i f c o n tm t time.
eonklmatlon, including new
Ihlptulldln* fktllillee. T h l. huge
“ Wt Tor rttnplotlon In 1M7,
“ f h j a running well ahead of
akbadaM.
P ro c iu flgUfaa ar* Navy tec-
m
.a ^ u x s t
You khoty the gyhiptome! A sudden uuexplain able
restlessness .. . spells of day-dreamjng;. . . old’things
are drab and tirpsome. FYehiiodly you whnt pew
ideas for'enterid decorating,
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Excursion Rates
To Aid Pnlfete
THE OLD HOME TOWN
.WASA LULU - IT WENT RlOfVT
id to, and
affability.
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m * he uked ui to
effamine hie eye*.
The gleieee we fur.
nlehed corrected hie
vleton . . . end now
he is among those
who viilt ua once
* .» k . . . . .
___ each year far eye>‘
sight service.
D r. I N G R A M
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T e M r u v u v i t . *—-•w *
W Is
M. Florida.
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SUMMER DRIVING
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HIGHLIGHTS
corking good tim*.' nTTB* m u n *
of a banquet WS w tfs pulllfig Off
rrssid sn t Harding, chatting with
him, patted him on the ahooldrr.
and n cameraman snap-ah<* the
Mrfdimiiioft, ■
f *Oh, ray!* Urlu *kcUI* i «4 tb m t
n little later. 'When th a t photograph gets to Japan TO M the
moat popular man In th* empire.
To have the president of the United
State* p at my shoulderr .■ ■■*'
| "Tou ran understand It." com
mented th* captain parenthetically
"In Japan, to have th* Mikado pat
your shoulder, would be Ilk* hav
ing your shoulder patted by the
A h n in ty .
"Well. Admiral Urlu rviaed a
terrible holler to h a re our next
year's class reunion held In Tokio,
and finally era agreed to U. "When the time dune, the gov
ernm ent furnished us with a tran*.
po rt and w* started. I t was a
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TATION
CORNER THIRD ST. & PARK AVENUE
NltTlI W 41F APPI |i ITIII)
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M ld ilO llfN t w l
an u n d e call*- for SO days of
tigtit'M d tlfo ir mourning—no c
bra ting o r feeUvIttes whatever
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H U * Osastag"
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"An hour or an idteft though,
received a cable from Adm
Urlu — TMeregard B o -a n d -i
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M d w i l l he* r r . i u l r a d io
l y p a y th e a m o u n t ih r r a o f ^
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p f ra n n i r l n l m l n j c a d v a i f t t l y
i tin n »m ix f - d f * . ’ r i l i n t la n d ft fft a d *
m f I I - i h r l r r l A lm a . o r •% »
J e r t I n n a , o n * o r t ia f o r o
I h * ' t lt n o
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fo r r a le .
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f r r t n g a n d r o n d t l io n a l s a le t o t h f
h lg h e i» i Id d d e r a n d a t t h a i i | t l r t *
it o n o f * s id p i r f i f w n c # r i g h t p « r *
Led . I f no e u r h r i g h t h a s b e a n * • e r f le d » h e h l u h M t b id d e r W i l l bO
d * v ln ird
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{m entioned this to n d u b friend.
Iptain Adolphus fltaton, who. as
naval effloer, now retired, has
eat plenty of tim e In tho F ar
f t a s t and .'know s Nippon . Intia w tly .
ftts^fcssra"
lh '
onl*rln<
I "In m y US1 class a t Annapolis
[We h a d - three Japo. w * were
frlsnfily with Tokio then and had
Ihvltaff UMo* lade to be trained a t
d u r - academy. ( They w on very
jin
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s g r t ^ s ^ r i r * ^ * '- 0 "
n
f t t i ll o n t U N
r i m u r i .a ?u » r a m ;
I1RPAITMRMT «F THE l*Ti:iUOll
U . ft. U \ l ) o r r i c i ; a t W a > lilw « >
l a a l>. C-. Mar. U IMI.
% l a r k r t f t r ^ a r t a t S a N « p f a IS rO l
A- M. W e d n e n d a y , A p r i l ftu. i t » l|
p u m in A
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IH T O A F W T S H CAN O F W K ! .
TALLAHASSEE, Apr. 30 —
(Special)—* Ig order th a t It m ar
be made' possible H r the tre a te i t num ber of officers and soIbted men o f Untied BUtae A tmy. N ary, Marine Corps, A via,
lien corpa and Const Guard a L tianed in Florida to v isit and be
come- acquainted with various
points, of interest throughout the
stkU s a minimum o f cost, steps
have been taken to h a re the c a r.
loua transportation lines — railroads, bus and steamship lines
put excursion rates In force, which
will he w ithin th e financial reach
of the soldiers, tailors, marine*.
roast guard m m and nHlers,l — whe
may care to take advantage- of
them.
In eddlllon steps also a re being
taken to Indoee th e hotel* a n l
restaurant* throughout th e 'abate
lo coloperale in the "matter of r e
duced rates to those men when on
leave and traveling In ttnifotts
and In group*, following tho d o s t
of th* winter season when hotel*,
apartm ent house* and rooming
house* a* well as eating p larei
will not he so crowded,
"The Idea I* a good one,” said
t H unter ft. Johnson, S tats Hotel
1commissioner, “ and I"hope it mev
fo r
FARM ERS’ MARKET I! v IROI-ATKU
o n r s
won
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p e w p s 'TtXiie«FOCF BAIOv-THATS
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p a t c h e s , th at
m o s t or th *
Jap e (the high-
A tto rn e y
By STANLEY
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u f l i t . u e ld
the time we had eras eesoetMhg
wonderful. W e eouldn't spend a
cent and notUng was ten good for
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( T t lasted four weeks, and the lid’
was off completely.
thousands o f soldiers, sailors srd
fliers Including officers, now in
the state fob the first time and I
believe it will b* a fin* thing to
make It possible fo r them la «*<Florida’s many p o i n t s o f . I n t e r e s t
s o th a t they wllf w a n t t o c o m e
berk to the sta te a* v i s i t o r s a n d
horns builders a fte r ( h e p*>»*c
of the -emergency.
"W ith excursion ra trs in e fftc l
by *tbS transportation lines, end
ih tb s hotels and re sta u ra n t,
king sp ed al rate* I believe
it thousands o f those men will
te advantage o f them and b*
xJe friend* o f Florida for life.n r n L am eenfldent the hotel and
( a n n u l men will do their pari.*
l l r i g h te n u p y o u r h o m e w ith nn F . H . A . 1‘IUe I
Innrt. -w hich itrrttn trrd ihrotiL ’h
Ih tt
c n m p n n v .-will furttlN h t h e m o n ey fo r n e e d e d re p u lrn o r «ddilliinN. I'n y m e n ln in m n n lh ly I n s lu llm c n ls n tay
he n r r n n g e d fu r n n in x im itm p e rln d
o f th r e e v eiirs.
"
UNITED LUMBER COMPANY
tlh STREET AT FRENCH AVENUE — PHONE
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COLORRD ROY w ants Job ae
delivery bey. U se bicycle. Khu*
Timmons, f l S t f E. Mh 81.
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OBITUARY NOTICE!
WN# W !
I DON'T
> BEE
Chow .
'SNEAD.
WHAT'S IN
KIT FOR r
SM E?/
I HELPED FRAME RED/ \
BECAUSE, IF HE HANGS,
MAYBE 1 CAN WIN JANE.
IF THE LONE RANGER 0
OUT OR THE WAY, RED r
WILL HANG( VOU HELP k
ME AND ILL PKYYOU FlYt)
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�Play In National Open
Drops Local
Back To 2nd
ion P o s i t i o n
Florida State
League
fend dr upd id , te a k to a
• ’• b a a In tb s second dl.
f t the Florida S tate League
dug to Daytona B«ach 4-8
■Ufebt » h o i Uia IiUnders
I an eighth inning rally
W ' K n w the taro winning
• i n te a t* . 1
ra viewpoint
the player's.
I*
gYwrty g a rs up tan h lu
light and struck out four
it* no baaaa on belli. Cray,
aa pitcher, bald the San.
•Man to four blngles dur.
• b a llf a r a e and fta n a d I t
abOe ti r i n g two b a m on
logo, aa wall aa Rollint, will
rapn a a n ti d with taaiai.
Competition la aalf, teanle. orchary, and baikatball pnllm lnarL. i t Bacrey, Who baa w itched tS derblei,
lea will bo bald Saturday n*
la to J U m J a t
b ailerai P orter's d ap la tha bora# to beat, and
10(0# o’clock, while In tha oftem eon ▼utbay-kall. tha finals In
B lot c f peopla all ocer tha cauatry ara agreebaikatball, and tha dhrtag eon
,|n g wtUi him. "On rlaea, F erter’a Cap ihould
taata will bo bald, according to
tbo acbadnlo ralcacod today b> • tak a H all in tba darby,’’. Baerey said rasterNEW YOU , Apr.
. SO. (Spatial) M arjorie W eber, dtractor af pby.
—Moat good hi t u n bunt them , steel education for saomcn at
■ehree out of batting elumpe. SMtM.1 • • V
Dnlph Camllll la dlffemnL The
P articipating co-ade a n expected
huilty Dodger fln t-aack ar doee U a n t r a harp .F fld a r afternoon
rad tb slr win* It tba hard way, Ha blasts,
a t which time tb e r wfll ta b s part
•Igbtb ■Inning
Hla f l n t 10 tim te a t b at Uia la saa a i u u t e collate sing which
year draw haraaoollan. Ilia H tb la be la g bald f i r tb s flrat Uma.
produced a m o u n d in g clam Into
tha • E tb atta
Field
left-field
WttfYttofK,
granditind, hie f l n t bit of* tb a
tCAu-tf,;
M ason, and
f l n t bomar. Ha
punched an ordinary tingle next
O ne up, ju it to »new th a t hie
slump waa orar.
Can't blanta
Dolph.
T bafa
how be broke Into the league. Tha
Cuba defaulted him aa their flftU
baseman S e p t f , 1983, fresh from
tha Piclfle C oait League. Ha
want hlllaaa In B times up. Next
day waa a doutlabaadar, Camllll
hltlaae In tha f l n t game. Also
hie f l n t chanca in tba nlghtaap.
But with 10 fo r 0 aa hla major
league record, Dolph stepped up
with tha acara. Me and a man
on boat In the ’ ll* th and regie*
te n d hla f l n t m ajor Magna M l
a - home rup Into . tb a W rig lay
rlfld lUn-aaata.
m ..m ,
, .
Oamilll Blasts Way
Out Of Hitlessncss
M akt It.
day b a to n heading for L ouisrttla. " H ie re o o rd
a* a two-jrsar-old and the g ro at form ' M l
ahown in practice ■eplni a t Laaolarflla,' p r o n
th at P orter's Cap dheuld be tha w la a a r ad tha
roiee a t Chore hill Down*."
*
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IN TOP FORM
Mat am ateur to crash throuab tp
a trium ph—wilt bo r.\ '•and
Two real oL M lm en — Usance
Sargent and Freddie McLeod—
may ha on band. McLeod, who
won In ISOS, hasn’t decided yet
b u t 8atf9M.-J.1ha .1900 W toor.l
plana to alay.
Baran form er champions also
will be exem pt from cioallfylag!
sectionally bosauaa they flnl/hed.
among the f l n t SO In last year’s '
Open .These ara Laweon LHtlf,
Visitors
i t ........... • • •
"v ’ y
13 Entries Expected"
For Preaknega Race
Ujjff pswMt Am
IJA t.T IM bnr, Apr. ad.—(W —
Hope To Rate
i Upper Division
-ligfeyUVftAPCti - <t
V lv’P '
J K ' J-ll . l i e J . t r i :
ttiy |< « > Wak> if t f f r 't f 'M U f c 'k u .
UiorHMa a t I’lmllro Tucaday,
, Aa clewed a t p re se n t the
f r e e knees field would coualat of
four Kentucky darby sta rt era and
nine other 9-rrar-old* cared fur
th e 1 Pimlico classic. •"
King* Ranch i Dispose, Woods
v ile f ir m s Our Boots, C. B.
Howard* Porter's Cap and Cal* apartaw ata
um et. farm 's W hlrlaw iy a re tin
derbv horses expected to a ta ri
latest appllanc
___tea and finished off
Spring Is Time
properly with g a r loncbea of c»l*
eg will bo appreciated by all mam.
a f tba fam ily, b a t probably
To Plan Annual btbaa n most
grateful pa n o n will bo
m other whose arduous co at
Home Remodeling tacks Will be
Blue, George D. Widower's Orar*
drawn, Cold Btrram stable’* Cu
rious Coin, Ogden Phipps’ King
Cola aad C V. Whitney’. Y askas
Chance.
. .;
lig h te n e d ,
Bpacltl W arrsaly Dead
Seminole Cattle Co. Te G. I , Lee
« e « * lri **' 0 l * * Jtm M O, Half
„ T .J .O .
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T. U .
N atal lafloasca figures big In
Oroklya’a flashing pennant-race
gstaw iy . T bslr
Ilineup battle*
w ith ApcILbor*- stars. F a r Instanc*, tbo 9160.000 battery af
Kirby lilgbe and Micky dwan,
hom er-ham aurar Camlllj, Pelaaa
onsetentloua home o w aan re*
SEMINOLE COUNTY Veteran AverlU h
COURT RECORDS
Released By B
un.
, w «rranly Deads
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BOSTON, Apr. 19 ~ 4Jh—
.JIMU
lag children. C su esn lo a
dlar late a small com.
asm la a
m atter.
Heating- A4teJmete*j.
llala aanOnaa -L. n alat
l
T#_ imm■iH
_KtlM
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ItrW. . . 1 / •'la-a u lt a ly , sipsrtl:
lr deae, by T. .
RATLIFF & SON
wstjs»4w- MM W a a
W Sfru i i t e * .
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S a n f o r d I s T h e O n ly C e n tr a l
F lo r id a C ity A f f o r d in g K ail. H l( h w f y .
A n d W a te r T r a n s p o r ta t io n
AN INDEPENDENT
8ANFORD.
London Borns, In Worst Raid
No Dissenting Vote
Recorded For BID;
Senate To Act On
House Amendments
Security, N ot
Gush, Planned
a
‘ -—
Pooling1 Of Merchant
Shipping Is- Asked
By Chief Executive
WASHINGTON. May 1 C*>— S#cr*t*ry Morgenthau
announced today the Treasury
fla working,on • plan to en
able) ctUiena to prepay their
taxes under the heavy ratea
being considered by CongTeas.
He said ha could not xivo
(the details hut that he was
thinking of adling a special
toad e t
eecnrtty which could ba
uaad by taxpayers to pay Uxea
loitead o f peyiag caah.
. Preeldent XooaavtU la it night
o(doted the ImaaodlaU pooling of
Z fito jM ton* o f marc bant ship,
plug Is a*pedJte/national defense
and i gig G reat B ritain In winulwg- th e battle e f th e A tlantic.
l i e order waa tra n sm itte d . pi
a WISer; la Chairm an Land, of
lit* J h a tllia a Ifiii.... Iiejm
.The
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THURSDAY,
House Passes
Extra ta x On
Horse Racing
^Secretary Morgenthau
Sava Treasury Con
siders Prepayment
n Plan On New Rates
WASHINGTON, N u J (AP>— Rep. Bagel, RepabUcaa, M fcwgaa. charged to
day Km total m t *f c m •U acUag C a m p Edward*.
M m * . « m M b* la exeeea • (
I M M M II, a r mar* than
b a r Uasea' tha W ar D epart.
M a f a a rtfto a l aathaate.
B p aaaartod U a t ( n a M
to fll p m m t af the aim
FLORIDA*
Flame* light up the night »ky ever London a n d clouds o f anmk*
(tea from tho bomb wreckage following the w o'nt raid of th e' war
by tbe German L uftw affe. The Naxl* described the ravage attach
an the BriUih capital aa a repriaa) raid for R.A.F. bombing* uf
..
*/■
Chamber Nets $1,323 First Day;
Higgins Confident Of Drive Quota
F i t h *1.328 collected on the
opining day ef the annual membetahlp drive of lb# Seminole
County Chamber of Commerce,
Bdward Hlgglne, secretary, today
agpretaed confidence th a t the goal
pf 12.000 would be met.
TALLAHASSEE, May 1
"I'm very well aatlefled with
• By a t v o te o f 6 to
the progress of the drive to d * ti"
H o u se c o m m itte e on p u b lic g r* ti- the secretory commented, “and
tutlona yaatorday delayed action the am ount taken In la a rood
OR a proposal to accept a alto
a t Avoa P ark f*'r • branch ofttl>«
f t o U Hospital f(*r Insane atn f r*-
F or Hospital fete
Strikes House Shag
R cpreaentativi L ln ler, EII|hl*nJ>
co u n ty .t aald delay had kUlad
the same bill In the la g a tp o ***■lone of -h a Legislature.*' Among
those whA •opposed his request
waa R epresentative Slappey*, chair
man of the committee from G ad.tlen county, where the State tloe
pltal la locateil a t Chattahoochee
on the Georgia lino.
The Avon Park eita h as been
endorsed by the Florida Medical
our own Association, tbe Tampa Chamber
a which of'C om m erce and other civic or
ganisation*.
Slappey laid he would try to
get a report from the euti-romreltteo In two days.
"They told me In the Senate,"
Lanier said, " th a t 1 could never
t this bill out o f committee. II
gin* to* look like th a t re pur’
I* rorrccL ”
Voting against Immediate com
m ittee action were Slappey and
Ilavla, Gadaden county) Drlggeis.
Union county: llarrla, Alachua
county, and Yeager, Leon cuunty. Voting with Lanier were
Aryan, H ardee county, Rurweil,
Broward county, • and Peeplcr.
Glades reunly.
Also re fe rre d .to n eub-eommdtae waa another offer of a sit.
fa r a branch hospital near Sai.
fond from Seminole county.
Both bills declared th at
present hospital la overcrowded,
bu t Dr. J , II. T barrall, euperlnU ndent, aald If Uta atato would
pay fe r fe u r buildings recom
mended b r ibe I t M L egW elutr.
'b e rltu atlen a t tha main Instltutlon would be remedied. App.oprlaUorn f e r tho building* were
enacted In t i l t , but the State
had na funds to en try them out
Tka sam e rag eeat la before Ihe
House appenyriatlon* cemmlltec
III ealWd fo r anettflce and co
operation by ship owners, emphaiW n g th a t “we muet supply
those ships s t once.”
Two phases m t the program as
outlined In the le tte r ere:
"F lrat, to a rran g e fo r the u ti
lisation In rout** to tha combat
son* o f foreign ships which are
to bo transferred to foreign reg-
K
m o rro w , M r.
Since man
c n n U ib a h M ' 1
Jib
report pi
inado fo r
canvass
, U*|.
today, bh expUtead One* It waa
na
uf Ibr solicitation WfD he ru n *
eluded today.
"The Chamber of Commerce ap
preciates Uio assistance end co.
operation of tha team worker*,'
Mr. Higgins said. "Many of them
left their buslneetaa a t a very
inopportune time of the month to
carry cftit this dries.
"W e alao wish to thank Ihe
people of S a n fo rd -fe r the gencroua support they hove shown
thus far, tho secretary added.
■— w 1■■
Mrs. Gertruda Hague,
66, Diet At Tavares
Mrs. Kffia G ertrude Dague, 00
of Tavares, died Wednesday a t a
E uitla hospital. She w as well
known In Sanford, having vlsltod
Ships Arc Pltnned
N E W S P A t'E K
TALLAHASSEE, May I ,—i/Pi
—Coventor Holland's extra 'horse
race betting tax to raise about
ff.fOD.DOO a year • for old nge
pensions was sped through the
Home today w ithout n dissent
ing voir. Bums opponent* voted
for it, but said they did nut be
lieve it would produce the e sti
mated amount because w agering
would decrease.
House amendments wilt lend
the bill back to the Senate,
where it originally paean! 34 to
4. The amendments arc Minor In
nature.
Rep. Riddle of W alton sought
to amend the hill so that all cot
ter lio nr from the new B percent
tax would be divided equally
among the countie* for okl age
pension payments to be made by
the ceutity commissions, Ha wu*
defeated on a voice rote.
Approximately 40 sm all coun
ty representatives decided a t a
meeting last night .that they
would not oppose passage of tho
Holland program , which the Gov
ernor estim ated would provide
enough money to rel-e the everage old age pension from $12 to
123 monthly.
Bocause the bill must go back
to the Senate for m usideratlott
of the House amendm ents It
robsbly will not reach Governor
oltand's desk until the middle of
next week.
,
The Senate voted 3 4tu 2 to re
peal the S tate's one-half per
cent tax on gross receipts.
The bill apoclflcally provides
th a t the repeal becomes effective
July t and th a t lexer due be
fore th a t time must be pnld. The
tax produces almost p , IKK),000
a re a r for pdhHc schools
Governor IJollaud Is r i pec-led
“ * 't« propose
'o s* some *uh■ eat week
ttitu U . Th* repeal bill now corn
to th* House, which has slmilnt.
MAY
1,
NUMBER 207
Member Associated Press
l»«l
German Losses In Greece
Are Described As Collossal
Good
Neighbor L eaders M eet At New
Bridge
Rchcup Of 48,000 Of
Kntflish Troops Is
CaiiHc Of Rejoicing
Throughout Britain
Herman Attack
On Egypt Seen
I t a l i a n Parachutists
Take Tlirce Greek
Islands, Rome Sayfl.
***
I'fFH
llillrr’1* rirniloK suffered
“(■(iIIii-.vilI Ids.sr.t in men and
mnt liini-s" in tin- Crrrk cutntmigii. it was officiullv reiMirtnl t'ula\ its llriloriK rejoiccil hut flic rcHCiip l>y sea
nf -IK.IIIH) .if Hit' Illl.ltoo Brit
ish iiimiM win: fniighl in
(irri-ii- Tin* total of tho
Hrltreh lUMtiiltli'K wan lintcd
it ;c.4H111 killi'fi unit vvuuiuluj.
An*t *«lii* * iu tmu Fritnv Mln-
President Arnulfo Arias, of Panam a, le
shewn (h r : ren ter) with President
Rafael
Cnldtoiui (itiardl*. o f Costu Iticu turn, ahotlL
A n a -t. h- tin > u tIended rricinonii'S dedirntInc
a new h i id ee lin k in g th e ir r u lin 'lie p re sid e n t M entally Is - la n d in g in hi on
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h r Id S* pi I to f». «od fo llo w m r
I h r iiB&uruI Mini u ltim u it
,
M k F v f-Mil iHrea*
lllli* and l n it h i! r e t * w Im h s in .c I ' >■
i iiih 11
la s u m m e r off-aeason months
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John Lavln of Orlando, rep imm | in rcNKorli s m ill hiumM'itiiHI ukert'iM-n Hept H 1«« 1» B r |it . If* ij ll te II low M
(. a 'stand*
1im i T h r i'In ck w i■* |M||< telT U i l f
t h r T h in l A rm y w ill • rnraicr t h r
reaenting. the United
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C it y hy tin
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n il lit Ire n e * on f i f t h t b r ir n um A rm y In m a n r u v r r a f«»
and Shippers, raid the legislation
O lll u i'd ivt- for on la d in g a i t
would wreck the citrus industry, n. u u i p ro g ra m it I " g iv e la lr i d lo ii t ii io r ih ro o irh S r |d . H(i, u n d ci A JI M m . .. iiim I w it* r i 11 It 'I h i ' ' , 1 1 ............. ...
H ig h ('..m m a n J
end workers would
wait
fm and e n ld liu n an o p p iir lu iiily fu r th r d im 'llo n a o f jfrm * i« l h ratl- I In* nii'M ItMtil 1 ICriMip
41 ..Mliiurel 'hi l*«t» 1 ^ *
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r n t iin a ir d (h a t m ore th an dent i f Hu S a n fo rd S l n i i i r ( in
than seek other Jol;e In other In l« i lent - A ll w o rk Is dun,' fur
(o r Hi M U pu h i h iindi (Milk 141! HI
dustrie*.
s|>unwn' y n in g
ili-ftnit,- o rd ers iin ii-h n lf triI I ll«>jri on n w ill l»w in 1i>. pIII
1 ll 1 Ih u w nr k ref H
Committee mrmbcrB told him A p p ro ' d - i 'oji mm - 11111 u r r g u v . th r fie ld a t one h m r ill (h r la t1T ia n iii , » r f iX lliiii l i r | [ . • M a
th ey had no Intention of harm ,'l i,m e n ia l a g e n cie s, c iv ic
and I r r n ta irr. and Hie T h ir d A r m y
i
.r H tr JilLhrl MlgHlMii
d
lle
i
1"
hM
r u lif ililf il
ing tha Industry, but wanted I'lih lle ih s llt u t lo lir . and n lh i-r U s itln lir w ill have
W A S H IN G T O N . M».
I — >fl,>
m a n iH iw rr of lUMMHH) hy Be p i. I I I ." f. it H im ■u y ra rn
tom e thing
reasonable
to
all su p jK irn .1, n o n -p ro fil a g v iu ic a ."
i:,,. Semite sent •" 'be While
M l Y\ . Ml vlu iti unit rn m n o i mh I
groups. Cooley called unemplovF in e a r t s , c o m m e rc ia l a i t and in . (t ter ON h ln iM ’d l y T h ir d A r
arork o . - r o r g is c a r i a , us w e ll a> hand m y o f f k ia H th a t the p lan a u n t»f r V t iiip ii'll r.nfunng I ' m»I -'f I im 11... . . . i . - l * y * » t .4 16.OOH.000
m eat Insurance for citrus wor
" ) i.|.:'rr»,it,*li'»ri t'ill eontaintng
A m i r ii un L f g in n Iw n y r n r v , a in ' 1. 1. .
era "e g Impelling Issue."
i r a f t s , w ill* be ta u g h t
m
th r f tu h jr ri to rim tig r.
hi|> m*i‘« m11y r r l l r r d «»« rnminit ml- ] | , r-.iillll.tlOO <" - 1'eeil th* eOn"
Bala* tax**, eeft drink U ses, ' la s s a i . M rs L e w is
explained
<
,.f 78U .rreel* of all
IT ref tin- M*vcMl ll ills! m i.
am usem ent tale* , gross receipts M u ra ls nml d e sig n s for re m o d e l
c w 'intli r »My in llie two"M »' With i | r r | f te ifn -l th at w» i >
taxes and transaction taxes were in g a n the p r a r li r a l a p p lic a tio n s
n r r Irn v Mig S a n frird .* ' M r W> m
1 .. . - , " fleet ,ir o ,:r « m
sw ept aside by tho House ri id th r u t a . C o m m e rc ia l a r t ta k e s
M , <)■■»b ile >i> «|uiek ire |K 'D » e to
M ein trend " a n d w* h ave H uh
m m * and taxation
cummltUc in Um field of p o ste rs, l i t t e r
Iti'MM-vell re ,|u e v l f u r sh ip *
o u g h ly i fif6V<*d h uing renu «*f Hi"
yes U nlay.
p la c a rd '.
fa sh io n
Illu s t r a t io n ',
Chairm an Leady. Orange coun w indow d is p la y an d a d v e rtis in g
WASHINGTON. May I.—W V - r iiiiiiiit i n M\ f li r t t h r |t«ril |d " ' f ' ' ( „ .",1 Hie ile m u c is r ie * the M * rlaald th* action, unanimous d is p la y
H rp rm n U U v i
P ilffio n ,
of T h o u g h w • a r r in lin e , » r wi l l r-Vi . I I , " , . ( ..iu m i» .l" ii m ade p la n * to
J.t, A tiie rie * ), In n k e r f in lb *
ag ain st moat of the bills, would
( ' r a d w o rk w il l in r lu d r such Florida, predicted U et night the h a ve a v « r y f r i» n d ly f » r h n g I " '
., t m "
. f 1tie U r iU i l, w ilM n 111*
l i t e r lb* way for consideration „ u r k a- p a lm e ttu a m i ru sh w e a v House Rules Committee w ould B a n fo rd
‘ 'D u rin g Ih u ro d f a r of him Imi
in \ i few itu y*.
of Governor Holland'* financial in g , l»«m w e a v in g ,
w ia a lr r a f l. not give rle*ranc* tu the
pcocrate to bs
sh e ll s r s f t , and p o tte ry an d car- 000,000 F lo r id * sh ip r * t i» l b ill a p in rsi* in Sanf*»r*l w r hav« n l w a y *
sea ah.
" ile a . H an d w u vrn p rm lu rts
In- proved by the River* slid Harbors m n ig ht I** i a f r y a hig h typ u .*f
in r r r iia n d iP f an d m ake tin
It*' J'
.' *
• 1
look c o v e rs , U d ic t ' b rie f Committee yesterday.
Baavarbrook,
D rillin', re a p s, t o l l lin g b a g s, w aato b a sThe Florida delegation » u tll- w o rth ) id the p u tro iin g u n r liav*
rlv
u
d
fro
m
o
u
r
friu
iu
ln
W■
o f a irc ra ft production. k t la , rn tg a x ln * r a c k s , m en 's h a ta vldud ovf( the measure. Repra1 th* Marten* Oletrich an d ih rp p ln g b s g s .
WAMllNUTON, M*y 1.—(IP)—
aaatatlvM Feteraan and Cannon lia v f t r n d In o p erate n at o re Hint
Ride* Agate.
ArUtlai mad* by atiulrnle ou oppoaed It, and RcpreaanUUve* w o u ld hr* a r r e d il In th e ci t y KepreM-ntaUve Bauthoff, HepubW
r
r
r
g
r
r
t
(h
a
t
w
r
w
ill
h
r
u
n
a
h
h
lir»n.
Wlscuneln, yesterday pratheir ocn time may be market Hendrick*. Green and Bike* were
to h ave a M o th rr'n D a y w in d ow puM'tl » l u t Ii* rsllcd *:i “• • • /
ed throigh the S tate Marketing reported to favor IL
Doan) A their salca point* for
"I inland to oppose th* Ml! In thin y e a r an w® have had tn th* payment'' pl*n to cushion tka
Ins load I'll U xpsyei* li: low Ula sm all fa* for handling. How. tha Rule* Committee,'' Fetaraon n a a l. In t h r g ro u p a to w h trli
•VIP, ho m aterials made by tha said, "and If the comm Lite* tend* l l i v r Ijidreiigrd I h a v r trie d to rn- (tune hrarkelf.
He told th* House W*y» and
student* white working fo r th* It ta tha floor, which I do not o p r r a ’ r fo r ( h r w e lfa r e o f (hu
M eans Commltta* hi* pteh eaM#
N TA will ba cm w ldm d their
. I'll fig h t It on Um flood." to w n /* M r, W c t n a trin added
M
r
and
M
r*
.
W
e
ln
a
te
ln
have
for i ho governm ent to a a lL
lot, Mrs. Lcsrla added
•aid tha R iven and H ar
had twice ra- r t a ld r d a t 1019 S a n fo rd A v e n u e through poet offlw*. raraw rt
m r era to locate Uw bor*Commit!**
stam
ps In $1, I I and |& danomL
Recreation Hall, parted Um bill, and Um Rutee
R
Instructor Post
With NPA Taken
By Mrs. Hodgkin
Sanford Troops
Weinstein
At Blandinj; To ; To Close
Go On Maneuver
Plans
Store
On First Street
Applicants For Art,
Graft
Are
To See (soodspeed
Merchant Will Move
To Pori Lauderdale
To Open New Shop
1—r-'-*1-— Under wrutlderallan.
irday b work out tUM .... ll.v t I»4 ' me to
ton
In the Florida tlim.Tonktnr chair money"
Untie Naval Bill Ih
Sent T» White House
Floridiann Divided
Over Canal MeaHure
ty,
Marino Arrive To
See RoebUng Tanka
DUNEDIN, Mm I — (Special)
—Dunadin weWoaeed yesterday
tha first group of Unttod But**
Marino* to he aaalgnod hoc* In
'I'jUhv Paym ent’ For
Taxes Ih IVopoued
CONGRESSMAN INJURED
_ —
______L Th* room* a ra C oanrittqg had atoppad It "cv■ Bid pravtd* plenty *f tight
MOUNT A i n r . N. C. M ar I
th* work, Mrs. Lewis laid.
—(Ra _ n*p. A. D, (Lon) Fnlger,
B llaht machinery will Ii* toof North Carolina, ta il nlrht
I ft* tha atudraU to work
waa reported in extrem ely eritllath**.
•cnl condition a t M ount Alrv HoiV ltx lfro m Inluriei suffered wjwn
hie automobile struck another cal
and crashed into n tree renter*
doe. Physician* gar* him
*
99
Si
0 5 ? s \ ■.K i Jr.
I
nations,
T**p*y«w. he
would purthse* toes
their ronrentenra and
In to tho government In 1WU «
rash when u s paym ants fall mm.,
“Thta la n benefit to I h a t M e
payer because It does not u g |M
him with n lump turn paym ent
on Mar. II," Snutboff naU. I t
la also a benefit to k le a > e m m f
ha will anru e little Tto he m |
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darby fan*—tha fan* who can't
t«U on* her** from another whan
they am o f lha *ama color. Than
« n many o f them already an
M od for th* * !L year-old daaalc,
i’ Middle and A a t
Utterly hostile to
denial planting la
Sem inole C ou n ly I'roduccs
M ore F r u ll A m i V eg eta L Im Than A n y
S im ilar A rea In Florida
nr.,
w iR n n i
W a s h i n g t o n . Apr. n —u n
1— P. T . Barman who one*
marttad . that “there’* on* barn
ITT mlaoU,” would bar* loved
A N IW D E P E N D S W T ^ E W S P A P ItlC
Taka Lha ease of
IPSt favorite. Oror a
TECHNICIAN
Oaa
yvar-old fall h n A a r
by nomine*. Evei lb
had a hard lima U
apart Bo th* m i l *
F L O R ID A ,
definitely what tbao am
aboat
Thi* often moon* dot
heavy overcoat
and
i
o f Franco. Aa yet them
ma no Indication that Carhaa aorrad (pacific demand*
i Petaln government fo r the
« o f troops, diplomatic cb-
A P R IL
M em ber Annnriated Preset
N I'M H E R 205
London R epairs D a m a g e o f W orst A ir Raid
s s a u l t
Islaad, 75 Miles Offi
Gout Of Greece,
T la Now Government
8—t Of Country
6,000 Dead Reported '
Buried In Belgrade
TUB8DAT,
O
n
Ford Checks A New Bomber
Soft Coal Production
W ill Start A f t e r
Shutdown O f Fields
O ver W a g e Dispute
Jfmb' Fought
Southerners To
(*Vt Wage Boost
Acrogg Channel
BUDAPEST. Hangary, Apr. t «
- W 1 — Trarelam from Belgrade,
bomb-ravaged capital of Yoga
alavla, report that MOO dead
have bean buried and that lb*
rity la returning to normal. Civic
British Boats Damag*
• •< In German Atla«fc Along Coast
undefngUd
on
Disclosure
Is Made
By Spokesm an For
lA»wi^ Union Head
land,
eportod preparing toCwto. 78 m il*
■f Grook mainland, in
n fc h t bg a fu li'd r c m
S S Li Enowfthe*
«*• y h is for you to ow J a new
Florence O il Kang*. D o n ff en v y
your friend*! Have a Flo fence Jo
your area kitchen I •
Florence offer* you everything—
beauty, c o n ven ien ce andbeccet
cooking. Them'a a model that will
please you—and you can afford It,
too! Select it from our bigfdisplaw
5-PIECE BREAKFAST SET
T U rco”
guaranteed
Stain lea*
P orcelain
Enam el. T h is aat consist* o f a good chrom a
A i-
11-00 A WEEK
j l
SPIECt KfTCHttt i N S C H B L I
jT.ypinu.i.-a.
t s r : J £ . - 7 a a z . “ -o“. ~ ! a
HUM»a S U I- M lo n t a t a—t Ike
O -iM r •* i w i M l , nun M ir a*,
v-cl **— * »!• (mr VM> ter eeeh
"•»-* I W w t a* lw r—ialr»4 hv Ik*
rn »«w l Oa**ran«at (ball b* r—
la in *
_____ .
o r. HafiNMoir.
.**. >b- ■«—r i of o a a t r
-*~*»*«C* Svaalaol* Co«>-
* *1
,r rJ
Filling Station
I n Authorized By
City C'ommisNionerH
N ow
.
V.
*wa neriooa iogrihav—apocl
TaarKer oomlnatlona for th*
•at and ariillaip uilgki iadtmte
taotetlvt etah o f tbe tort like- neit echool year were epprovrd
1 1* boo**M general in the cnee at a epccial meeting of the 8*ml.
'Mmotan attempt
Counly Board o f Public Inawaited ttormln* etructlon Saturday morning, T.
W. Lawton eald yeetarday,
Only nomination! com Idem!
wer* of teacher* employed tl.U
yeer. Contract* ere to be oont
out to the following:
Beminol* High School
G. E. McKay, A . R. Johmon.
L. L. McLucas, Mb* Catherlnc
azploal
Takaeh, R. L. Gilbapl*, Mies El's- '
abeth Uuhrman. O. D. King, M in i
Ruth A. Hand, Mr*. B fflt Dur-{
den, Mlsa Laifra Chittenden, Mrs.
Lucy Smith. Mb* PhyUb Smith, |
Mies Ethel Riser, Mbs Kathryn,
Lawton, Mr*. Ma* Fori. M n .'
Gladys A. Smith, Mbs Elisabeth
suirie, Mb*
MU* LI
Ulan Dunlap.
Dunlap, Mbs
Carle,
LIUJan
Rebecca Btavens. Mrs. Olfie Mae
H i r f K. Stone,
thr*ugh Mbs Edna W™
Chittenden. Mb* Dor
othy Renford and Mrs. Mildred1
Babcock.
.
|
Vocational School
m
It OUTSTANDING
i t FEATURES
oSTaiSi:*
"“ •
.
W H S
Hanford Junior Uigh Sehool i
ff» E. Morris, E. A, Yancr-- ,
M lu Mary N b & , M o ^ l.
Mbs!
Georg*n* i t o i . l l t i Bm trice
■am**. Mbs Charlotte Maughton,
t1^
J »M Bkaron,; and
Mica ■
Loub* Swain.
•
,
Grammar Hchmil
I
u ^
Kris l r m i Flynt, t
U n . B/bll RouUi. /(flat Lillisn t
imttto N b .l
Mr*. Wonay *
Thomai E. Dewey b to be
drafted today hy eix national
amelioration a(*m l*a to" condiKt a 910.7MM0
recrea
tional campaign far aoMIrr*.
tallura and other youth In
national defense, according
to a report received by Th#
Herald today, front Boy A.
Roberts of tha Kanaa* City
Star and chairman of th*
United Service Organisation
Editor* and Publishers Commlttce.
Tbe President apt acctcUrlca of war and navy have
declared tha p ro m M i* Viul
to national drfepa# ' morale,
Mr. Hebert* eajri The plan
call* ftrv MO aerrlca club* to
b« citaHiyhed adbaant to big
camp* and naval at*liens to
provide recreation for the
men.
r
Included In Urn agenclee
ywkhto « t tha nUn ere the
V- M* C.
Tb# National
Catholic Commanlty -Sarvlce,
the Salvation Army, the Y.
W. C. A-, tha Jewba Walfara
i Mtiinttiii «• took on
Charm O f Old .‘-outliI 1iltoA |- I* iinti
l.i t iiiflit id i tilling thr
«li—
1*111c Mini get
Is
N e c d fd Today,i Mill com|
ting |imi imiii niMicr» lirick to work
Speaker D e e la re.s •tigi*ilik Dot iim lnl to keep df-
Ich* -• proilurt n n pnmg
A flir :» i Ion’ll nn • ting of the
lll<l Suulli.
III.- |[i.
\\ I- l *|hi ml ronnuiMrc t•» investigate
( liairman Tru
Itronli*, Ji
pn.lor " f 1 1.,1 11,«|«. tdeftn- epi
man. h'ni'Miiit. Mneouri, naid tha
Il>( < lu.(i ll.
.lilllilnl HH'iii’ ctb I*ml i||»nihn't| thr po*thel "tin- ...if ||iint out -ImiiiImiv HibiliU
of
-ubtoittmg a peace
rontrlLuti.iii o f tIt,- (I,tilth lu tin fornniln ImP
loot
ivnrhrd no
nation *«> thrmit:h ila miII iimttpi«« Mfrit
He luXv at n >|i<>lul h-iitlirin
lie mdiletl lb.it the t viuinjki**
wem»ilal Day prea-r* hi at *N*utl. }
meel again Unlay, probably
Iiolr 11i|r>. P.lionl uivi'ii .mill . ll.i for tin i"i,|><> . f>| formulating
auiplcv, of (It. N. .1* \ lloMat J t i Itli'WlIt proposa I lie had
chaptc. of III.- |t.iltn| 0„ i.k hivi » hop. • he «iiiil, (lint a «rttkmeol
nf tl..- ( '....I. il. . nrv
•night l»* vM.ikttl out iefore lhat
“ Tin ■p.m ..I |hi' Suulli on
tune
Hw 'pirll ul 11 ii«- i ultiirr. |(i>i | Kiaili. i
I're-plent
Rnnncvelf
llrook, o-ahi. "o , niluro tlmt i. l»»lknl
•ii.iatioii ever with
■ugirv»l>'il I*. Ho ti-rm ki-iii Ii mini eoiu»M
il h-julrr** and it w ii
unit, tits •( it<
\iN*
eonaitlering
............ f'on mIt liotigh official*
"
'b'lif on \%11mi thU might ha.
D* 'o o ..f the S.nalo commit
........ lit , ntilt^ ti^ ta.na |»f..
• I bi.w »M*i^/fin»t iTTr I’rral.
•I*' ' " »rb*
wflblmlil any new
to i |m| ' !|. T iiiii l.ellig
" **h D il I'MhIim tl'in * alurnp'•u
•■••••* nnlr"uib *’ curtailing
................. .
mnnv
industrial
ulml iiimuug out of furl, II wai
*i|ipNM lit •Deal a ciiNia wan near
i uipi.,* i/ini* the •.iriouanaaa of
Dm iMi.iimii. ,i War Department
1Ionic C-iiard To Hold
1 *
.•■arrteil that a ron'•i"i* I
luiiilimii at the mine*
W eek ly Gun Practice
u "l.i idai * tlir entire defento
♦ f *• 1 1 in pi avr iriipanly
Jtlflr anil |»l■Itil prartir,- —III Ik' I » •* • ' "'I tiie facia of tha
held carl. Monday night at H tin
•iu.iioi,
I.U a id
T McOrady,
o clock In the futon- II.El.-atl of
........ . bilau
conaiiltavit to the
every two weeks, member., of the
d' p.ii ttiteiii, foM tiie apecli^ SenSeminole County ll.un.- Guard thing of Hi.
gin. i.iu.iioi Min nil cMinuiilt** "Facta which art
decided l*»l
night
AIkoiI fill rharm llnii
Id.-.M-d Hi. .,i, i*ivnip tin War Department aeb'oullt. lie. Ilfnnka nalil
were prrkrnt at thr n.rrting.
»|M.| •omrtu berauar they fore.
Trrinn.g the Win It. t
,, H., 1•*d'- ii • iitu'ilropliir effect upon
All inemler* of the unit are
TO MBBT IN FIAtniDA
urged to attend the wi-ckly drill*, State, ... Hn- "gieat A...*-... no Do-nidu iiial
mobiliration
eflb,
which .ire held ii . the rear of the trage.li
WASHINGTON. Apr 2U -H P,
Armory
(J.in» and uimnunlUtu. that tin. . i.idl.i' ...... ..
— Jhon A.
O'Rourke.
Mta.m
have U, i,
t.i
are furnished
port director, raid yesterday th#
involved HI.gilt ... l,,n,
,„ ,,
Association of America Port An.
lied arnood
. . "i.ferrn. e >,.|,|.
ithorttlaa would bold lu thirtieth
with led ..epi.l . .,n.l ru>i.i.|
RcHignation O f (^)l
annual convention st Pork Ever. I
sion. 1-iie.l. It., Il.... . ...id
glad** and Miami Nov. U t. The:
Lindbergh Accepted
' lint • n.i-i it .-An..- Hf.d ..nee
InvltoUon waa accepted, be said,
the Soi.tlii... ...hmIi,..„ I fin.gM fii.
at m meeting o f the aaocutlv*
what
it Ik-Ih , « i| I., I, j.i,( ,...,1 Soulhwest Town In
WASHINGTON. Apr -'P -(Ah
committee yesterday. He estimat
d. ...iiri.lralrd
In Hi.
—The Wer Deparlmrni unnuunrrd right ,.t
I'.iigland Is Bom bed
ed the attend*oca at th* eonventodey Culonrl Charlrs A. Lind wuild ■ I..lira,-. and Iravery no.
bergh'* rrsigiiatlon a. .. reserve surjuior.l ... .HI II,e .tonal, of
air corps ufflcrr l.a.1 been ac lime
Grateful...
Hi mi H.e t.sSl,-rcepted.
I.lmlU-rgb bad written Presi l.ps. nf Hu day, of Hu- ..stir. .. b.*t ii., lit and early l.alay as
fast
par.log
aaay
e s p , I
dent Rnosevrll he was tendering
ul.,' .aid ll.a< j " " b o il ' I'.-, ulutrd anew in. (ha
hi* resignation l-cause of tho by the ,|H-atr,
I |mi-- i ' il.lv of a German invasion
Chief Eirrullvr s comment* at a “ the lie.itag. of H.e Smith ..
••"""Id U-forr the Itr.Hsh Isles
recent press ronterri.ee which lonevr a.i,.|ilr (or H.e native
, ' i !" ''• ts reive th.- full eatent
and
daugl.l.-i.
bill
for
the
oat|
.<
n
classified
him
with
Ih#
appeasliy public funds. Use po<ir fund,
" f I nitr.l .Stales aid
as
a
ohol.
We
rrjoirr
that
no
li
n
a
of
the
Revolutionary
and
Civ.
amt tha public dole would I* Im.
1b. allmk on tl.r town died
from the North, from H.r Sootb
medbtaly eliminated.
Frdrral II Warm.
from the K.iinI ur.il the W r.l ran d,.u>, -l..rlly after midnight and
end, Ptat* coatriliuLions to old
raiders bad
been
reported
now wlrti rummiir. fallh and love |»|
amounting
el.i-w here
.T '" * '*
'o f nalivi
tu tteoytoo.ooo annually would bo
Knrly la.t evening a few bomba
eliminated, also Ih* 6W lax on
» . i r droppH in East Anglia.
Mlsa Khaala-tli Wb.gbam, pa,I
payrolb of roar* than |2g.ooo,oooPort.mouth, from which many
Slate
pri-skb'.it
,.f
the
ChlMm.
000 In th* Social 8Murltv Aet
of the Coi.frd.rary. was Intro, res.drnls fled to (be rountryaMl'■
would ha tlhninated. The Town,
disced at thr asirmldy iy Mi,, l«>t night In fear that tb* heavy
send Plan would do more Hue
■aid I.f the pievious night would
Erma Ih.udi.ry
Ml«* Whlgham
redute taxes. It would provide a
prtsenlrd Mrs E. A. Domrla*,. Ik- repeated had no raiders up
system far preventing any fu
educational rha.rn.an of the N. da to an verly hour thle morning.
ture depression*."
- .
V ,’ Howard Chapter, and past
T h a now Tawnaond Plan that
atgte officer of the United Daub- LAKE WORTH 8BKX8 RADIO
b now la Cungraos has been
*9n o f U»* Confitlrncy.
Mm
figured out by «ho boat economWASHINGTON. Apr. 29 _ ( » >
Douglass gave b> tho school IL
ovary tha “ Msn.olrs of General R. —TI.e Lake Worth (Fla.) Brood.
th*
E. L*e," on behalf of Mr*.' C. P. Muling Corporation mated
Federal Communication* Commia*
Herndon, end a aet of four volumoa on General Lee which the elan yesterday far a conetruaUaw
permit for a new broadcast ate.
Chapter donated.
lion to ha oparated on IM 0 HW-
Towiwend Clubs Elect Drua As Head;
Hear Representative Weir’s Report
WOULD COMPLETE C A N A L
W AHINOTON. Apr. »
_ < *>
1 * W W i»U M v o Groan o f n * r .
* .Wtradoeod a maaaur* to am
LOCAL WEA
*
.
r\
*
W A S H IN G T O N .
A p r. 29 I'lilr fl
,T,iitn l
M Ino
W orktr-i
C iih .ii
nnnouncod.,
I imI/h - -nift
coni
production
j •;!
wuulil I m- nvsiiinnl T h uni day.
in Hit1 niitioti'g
bitum inous *' M
fii lil, hI.miI down Hincc A p r.. .j.’ di
I in ;»
«• o v e r a now
!.'n
ivniti' contract
T lic
anaoiinccm cnt
won
"•"If to I |H.lfM.||,|| for (tnloii
"n nil III .Ifliii t I,ruil, after ha
•' • •• • I v\tilt ilisi i h i pn -itlrnU
"
\|'i* tl.M hiitti i Mill an a th%>
I* • * ••*!! ..| tic .S .iitluni nrottu• » * .t* •« i«t l*i« t«|riil llooAe-
Contracts WiU B Schlff, USO Official
Sent To Those Re • Claim* Morale
ceiving Approval
Troopa May D rop
•->s
s T iS
-* r g S u % M g
[iice, riremenj Future Farmers ‘'Southern Spirit”
ill Be Issued' To Hold District Lauded By Brooks
Summer Uniforms Meeting May 10 In Memorial Talk
A
9 11 v ' o o
&w fa n s a
jtov*
w * * M t a l aaat o f King Geotge
« . I t alee aarve* aa a Britiah
pmatimahly f or th,
« f * W \ Britiah
Expeditionary
r ” 1” * hI*h kaa landed them in
1U. night from Grecian Pelopon
■OP.
• Oa-th. w *,t«m front.
. . a violent
annel duel raged through,
famaoon a* German long.
«aa burled high explosive
■ * * 0 c e thga four hours
D*me am#— poeelhl* in.
F lll* l >
_wM« BktttaL
C H h lb R e W s e M t
maW a ste B a sk e t
I k ' *'" •
!>•'*■
dour is from the s t r n U and
powrr ami telephone cables
recover* from wliat author*
“
____ 1.
•tchyaatCeler Schema;
vrOMM ttewrvfav 7 . 1
lt
'
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BAIfPOtS HERALD. BAlfTOMD F t O W P j
I-
TheChamhtr OfCoipmcrce Drive
NQN&TOB
■ The Seminole Countv dum ber’ of Commerce’ UunobAa
it* annuel membership drive at a breakfast for the wowrers at the Valdez Hotel tomorrow morning. The campaign
array la expected to oouae the tnUas county within the next
two days and raise sufficient funds to increase the Cham
ber's activities greatly during the coming year.
During the past year the Chamber of Commeroe has
devoted a good deal of ltd time to the hew alrpwt which
Is now under construction and bids fair to become a per*
manert bag* o r auxiliary base; o f the' United Slates atr
corpv. This Is of course work which the government Is do*
Ing, but’It W reasonably certain that it would never have
shMthd I f Sanford's advantages had not been kept
constantly before the proper authorities.
Tbs Chamber of Commerce, through Its secretary and
various committees has also, been active in attending
B f f c C f V E ft S t t P O R T O D A Y
kD-TD W A N T) ffe that
i In* poor to Inercasa
, and he that alvclh to
•halt surely /coma (e
Turkey** newspaper* said that
any small German demand «q |
Turley would ha evidence of
Nail Intentions to attack.
O f ‘all tlit>M cminei Inviting lo
Germany Iho canteen Wodilemm.
awn area acemed the tnoal likely
Imjplni-Ht theater pf extended bp.*tillth. fn this connection Gormany liny trained Greek aaapert*,
haa occupied atrateglc inland* Jua-.i
o ff Ttirhry'a Dardanelles, and
now haa naval forces operating,
in the ren.
This latter revelation came an
the Germans claimed British ah'p-]
nlnglna-e* e ff Greece exceeded
hy 26.00(1 tons those suffered
In the- Dunkerque dleast! r n yenf
ago.
Germany mid n Intal- o f Sfl",.
000 tnrra had Men *qhk‘ In I I
dava, liWhMinp- a BrttWi' enilv-e
->nd that 400,000 tona lutd been
damaged,
5
I.lovd'a has Hated 4 .1 ft,M i lana
of ahlnplnv a* lost at Dunbar*
one nf which 2ftn.BR<T Ibna were
Rrltlah. the remainder operating
under Allied Gaya.
mhnt of river facilities. All of these things are of a pro*
motional' nature and tako constant hammorlng by soma*
M y to feat anything dono.
If we did not have n Chamber of Commerce to see that
our natural advantages are promoted, who’ would do It?
If we did not hsve a Chamber of Commerce lo -ec that our‘
various highway projects are brought before the highway
commission,, who would do It? If we did ’not hnvu a Cham*
bor. of Commerce to advertise our city In northern news
papers and send out pamphlet*) and other literature invit
ing visitors to Sanford, It would not lie done and Sanford
MR. Jf, A. MARTIN
Dt; Varner, Orlande
2d* W. CTKNTRAL
wink!* a n n j'
uf
%rrL?r* 3
DILL'S
PACKAGB .
STORE
JOS W, Flral dt. ^
ANOT1IKA “ IF I f -SWfyena w W 'irly e h a ear
_ Could be a month’ Jp ’hcd
With broken txmck'npd atiirhel
The Chambbr of Commerce benefit* eVery, business
man In Scmlhbto County because it brings more business
pa his store*., It.benefits our farmers and workingmen be’ .'.V eg wonWa
oau.se they have n more beautiful city, letter roads to ride
.
th# Uad;'i',! pker, lietfer stores to shop In, as a result of the work of
And) UiNri leptu n ttha agonic*
the Chsntbor of Commerce. Every, man In Seminole CounThat'nldny people do,
ThkyM never need preach safely ty who believes in progress and wants to see his county
Any 'more to me, or you.
and his town grow and develop should Join the Seminole
I f jwervon* could stand beside
County Chamber of Commerce.
The bed o f some close friend,
And' hear (he doctor ray "no
j:
hopa”
• Before iho dreadad end,
And' aeo him thorn unconscious
Mover knowing what took place,
The law* and rules o f traffic
Bl FM »Uw we'd soon embrace.
I f everyone could meet the wife
And children left behind,
And atop Into tho 'darkened home
Where (ha yuptight used to
Hiring A Cook
Arc you thinking of hiring b cook, a maid, or a nurse?
If you are, here aro some good suggestions from the New
York Ifcralil Tribune’s Homo Institute which might help
you secure the right sort of a servant.
1. lie •oh-WwiO; for tha! interview. That wili show the
girl you arc tptf kind who will be courteous nmt considerate
of her convchIsnai{l
,
-. Ho buiuei jdiko while asking t|io girl about her'
qunllficatioimJ Ne »ir bo too intimate, Naverlx- too hftu^i-
A jndjo'k W » n lit* .“ vacant chair"
• Whara, Daddy used to alt,
Jw^aurV * seek t gactlasa drjver
Sf*Wbuld be forced to think n'blf.' ty.
Jjj
-
Aptborited' Factory Service fort Boach, KUemann,
FalrBank. Morse. Scintilla A Wlco.
W * service all makes, and carry a larga stock of
parts and new unlta to fiv e prompt service.
limits'* have bean found in tha
Idler from President W. G Georgia.Pladds League and that
llramliam of llie Minor league* confidential' Information pointed
TKOHAS.VILLE, Ga., Apr. 2‘J to A. 1). Walker, president o f (hr to Way crow, Thomaavllle and Val
—(/PI— The Georg la-Florida lasc- Georgia-Florida clreull.
dosta na pia -leading offender*
Itramhnm’a
letter
staled paying Class U r salaries Instead
ball league directors were warned
on player salary llmlls today -lit "wholesale
violation of salary .» C l™ *v*
MINOR I.RAGUR WAItNRD
h
. ■ .•
.1. I/Mik for ixacimo of neatness In tho girl being inter
viewed. If a fllfl {a iiot neat with' her oWif clolhM she geil-'
Uu-nlly will noV otf Heat Wltlt the posnossionn dt (1th4l*H.
EV 4. Is the girl's voictflbr manncrlem, tfrit*Urw ta"?ou
■ t the time of tho fhterVww? if It'ii/.da not consider tib*.
m v her. Such minor UnmnJhavo a way ofbeeomtng major
tnlve with them day afCerTday.
iitlrl bdhV b^*eH.'"TVmrtF»^ pi&tL>
At women who maksi this -gqttUrk
[Mary Police CompertyT
Ibout (he Inner worldngx of their
tt
Dlv lilau,
Camp
‘ylng to misrepresent .ths amount
1 irarL ’Yw s x # *
re lfta.000.00tf Americana
r to,ooo^ oo fly m an*.
a haw hash ruhtilng id
Uq thaw at Tailsha»s»e
fJks'ST* bcafnnlng ta t-ay
italatur* i«a)ly
haanl
r
SflY t
I'P-vdVy
WU ; W
Junior is, and Just how talented little slater Is.
*8. Bo sure to examine tho reference! of ths maid very'
carefully, for your own protection.
0. Never hire in haste. It ia mors profitable to do
your own work a few- days than take tho wrong person
The wprd U so naw.it isn't Is tb s d ie- *
t ionary y e t * - b o t youTJ b c a f It a lo t p v m
ennaaii was iudgsA. guUty and
fined (8 or U days;
Kathryn dahvasn . chsftgad with
made If p f r t M t
whole W M fJjhat s
on la oao. whereby
e f M l and you got
Station
'a jxI aif
r a 's s
n Obany-T*,
on sack ca n t.
dayi. Chambara, « M also charged
of the Municipal
Rialion Mends;
A. WlUiawa,
l
ipaadiafc.wasydfti
And It's road oofana that
I n t d U h n n t way,
with disorderly
Judged xulHy a
ao daya, which (
. Jman f t Farr
poking
&
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THE BXMF0BD HESALD. BANPORD, FLORIDA
Social And Personal Activities
LOURINE BEAL, Roddy Editor
JSocial Calendar
Phil Asher Marries
Samuel Eugene Gates
Of Interest to a number o f her
TUESDAY
Th# annual Baptist W. M. t). friends in Sanford I* the an*
rally o f the Sanfonl District will nouneement of the marriage o f
he held In Oviedo at 10:OQ A . ......
...... .....
..
Miss_ .............
Phil Asher,
daughter ol
h , at the Baptist Church. All! Mr and Mr*. J. B. Asher o f Or• #Sanford _ women arc * sked to. Undo, and Samuel Eugene Gate*,
hrtng^jile and cake for (he cov. o f Santa Monica, Calif., and
luncheon.
Washington, son or Dr. and Mre.
Sewing seaelons will rontmue Eugene Franklin Gates of Santa
fo r the lied Crim in th" Wo- Monica. The wedding took place
luan’a Cluj ftor.i 2:3b P. M. un. I Saturday in Washington In the
.8:30
M. with the Jcnlnr Wo- presence of the two families.
ftuan'a Club apon»nrmg.
The bride has lived in Orlande
WEDNESDAY
since early childhood and was
Sewing aeislons will continue graduated from Florida Stale Col
for the- Red Cross in the Worn, lege for Women in Tallahaaseo.
an’* Club from 9:30 A. M. until
11*30 A. M. with Mrs. M ali. K .- U f
C
T & M u srZp'ortm en t of th o .1^
’ M no™ «U frotli’rwI’t V ^ d
Woman’. Club will give a party “
** «w h o ? Who
Am .H ^n
at 3:00 P. M. In thJ club Sousa HnlwiS-laSw anrf'
HhS
In ob-rrvanc. of the cluh’aijtBth is completing her “" fthird
fiS
rear
year
birthday. All charter memterp of studv of law at George Wash
mtwfll be honored. Tho topic will ington University. She has a pos
to>* "Music Appreciation." Spon* ition on the editorial staff o f the
aors .Include Mre. Reas Adame, publication of the code of Fed
and Mrs. Frank L. Woodruff, eral Regulation*.
lioatesacs are Mrs. M. C. Swin
Mr. Gales is now international
gle, Mra. J, L. Ingley and Mrs.
counselor of the Civil Aeronautics
Lee R. Lesher.
hoard and has recently returned
•
The JuAlor Auxiliary of the from a South American survey
American
legion
.
.
... will meet
_ „ at. . o f Pun American airways. Hr Is
of
Miss
the home
Ml.s
Martrsre ,
,
„ W1.p-. Who In AviaMjrerr on Msgnnlln Avenue a t jl)on„
3. ki p . Mi
j
. —_ — . . . . —
,
The Cninmunitv Hewing Circle _
,
f,
..
„
win meet «t tic home ,.f Mrs. j.,Tatc F anuly Reunion
3 0Q
,*pk,M on Ki"r‘ Av,nu' " H eld -At Lemon B lu ff
TnUH H D Al
■ Father*’ Night will he nhserved
A reunion of the Tale family
at tho meeting of the P. T. A. of waa enjoyed at Lemon Bluff
#Yhe West Side Primary School Sunday, thla being the first re
at 7:00 o’clock. Rev. M. B. Snck- union of the family In 10 year*.
ett will be the speaker and a
These enjoying the party In
covered dish
supper
will he cluded : Mr. and Mr*. C. W. Tale
served. '
of Defend, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Regular
------- _ meelln* „of Seminole
...
. Taylor and two sons, Robert and
£ Chapter Two. O. E ”
Richard of Orlando, Mrs. T. C.
1" It** H * ,on c
7 "... t-old" McMullen and two daughters.
The Townsend Club will hold L)ne|, , nH Helen „ f
Decatur,
Its " r ul» r _ nJJc,‘n(r.J" ,h‘’ Courl 1Ml**., Mr*. Hattie Gourtey ami
Ilnusa at 7:30 P. M
I-ewls Tate of this c l K Billy
Sewing session* will continue Courser ami Tate McMullen and
In th* Woman's Club for the Red Frank MrMulen of Decatur, Mia*.,
0 Cross from
2:30 P M. until now stationed at Camp Blanding
r,:30 P. M. with Mr*. St. Hail
White sponsoring.
FRIDAY
The American Iwglon Auxiliary
_ will meet In tbe Legion Hut at
“ 7:30 P. M. for its trgulor meet
ing.
Bundles fdr Britain Club will
meet at the home of Mrs. H.
II. MeCaslln. R07 Magnolia Avepue at 3:00 P. M.
•
MONDAY
St. Ann * Chapter o f . H*ly
Trots EpDeopa) Charck *-lll mret
<■ - i.
Biff .
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m
r\ V
t
':
BARGAIN DAY
TODAY
Double Program
WE URGE YOU TO
COME EARLY!
Personals
Mrs. R. C. Benson U rccu
pcratlng from a recent illness,
Miss Hoskins Jones o f Tallahas
see was a weekend visitor In San
ford.
Mr. and Mra. Mil Urn W. Deariso
were the weekend ruesta o f Mrs.
Drariao'a parents, Mr. and Mrs.
D. D. Bennett of Ocoee.
Voile Williams, Jr., has re
turned to Tallahassee after .pend
ing the wrekrnd with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Williams.
Friends of Mrs. T. C- Brown
will be glad to know that she is
able to be out after a recent ill
ness.
Mrs. J. C. Bennett left early
this morning for Washington, D.
C., where she will visit her daugh
ter, Miss Margaret Bennett.
Miss Kathryn Morrison
and
guest, Mrs. Balrhelor, of Pnltntown, Pa., visited Silver Springs
Inst Friday
Ml** Mary Wight, M!»* Mary
Wlggin* and Mis* Elis* Hutch
ison, students at Florida State
College for Women In Tallahas
see, spent the weekend with their
tespecllve |>*rents
Friends of Mr*, t*.
lfewson
will regret to learn of the death
yesterday of her mother, Mr*.
Faaamore,
of
7.r11wood.
Mr*.
Passmorr died in Orlando where
■he bad been III for some time.
Mrs. John Edward Higgins has
returned to her home in Tallahas.
ace, after spending a few days
visiting friends In Sanford. She
wa* accompanied home by Mi
The Christian Builder* Clnss of Hlggln* who spent the weekend
the Christian Church entertained here.
with a miscellaneous shower In
Mr. and Mra. B. C. Moore
honor of Miss Palsye Bandy,
bride-elect, at the home of Mra. have as their guerts, Mr. Moor*’ *
sister, Mra. David Bcwny and
FI. G. Fox Friday evoning.
and daughter, of
Philadelphia,
Garden flowers decorated the Pa. Mr*. Beany and hey daugh
ter have b*en spending the win.
nthar lirttfU igR r' i
were enjoyed onder tha direction
Among thoso attending Spring
o f Mr*. U. E. Cordell and prise* Frolics at tha University of Flor
awarded to th* winner*.
ida In Gaineavlll* last weekend
Mis* Bandy waa presented with Include Mis* Muriel Knox. Miss
numerous gift* from her friend* Joan Assarello, Mias Cecelia Truwhich were brought In on * de luck and Miss Lucy Roundlliil
corated wagon with a banner of Tallahassee.
across th# top on which wo* writ
Word has been received (lint
ten. “ April Shower*." The wa
and
William
gen w a * drawn by little Jimmy Louis MeCullor
Fox who wd* dressed In a while Zachry of Banford have been
elected to membership in the
suit, and carrying an umbrella.
Refreshments were »«rr«d to Blue Key, honorary service niul
the following naetai Mtaa Ban leadership fraternity, at the Uni
dv. honoree, Mis* B trll. Hughe. versily of Florida In Gainesville
Miss Marlin
.D° i ‘ ‘ They will be Initialed with 1'
thy Pearton, Mist Wllhetmenla Ni- other* nn May 13.
black*. Ml** Bello M«ycr». Mr*.
Joe Petros, and Mr*. J. P. Wilson.
The many friend* of Mr. *nd
Also. Mrs. Gilbert Slaughter,
Mra. Ella Nibtaek. Mra. A. P Mr*. Charles H. Duggan wdl re
Bandy. Mrs. II. *• Cordell. Mrs. calv# with regret the new* of
Mr. Duggan’s death which or
George Townsend, Mr*.
<*•
Hrrton. Mr*. Alex Johnson. Mrs curred In a 81. Louis hospital
on Thursday, Apr. 24. They wrrA H. Bvrd. Mrs. Dan Thornlon enrouto to their homo in Ashley,
Mr* j. I„ Nlblaek. _Mr». O. I III- after spending the winter in
P erso n and Mr*. O. B. U ndress
Hanford in the home of Mi*s He-sle Long on Oak Avenue
Miss Patsve Bandy
Honorej At Shower
7 S B iL t % S 3 £ £ ? -
Buck Forguaon Ib
Skate Club Head
1
at th* bom# of Mra. A. M. Phil
ips on Oak Avenue at 8:30 P. M.
TUESDAY
"Music Appreciation**
Tea Slated Tomorrow
Nomination Of
Dewey Called To
Teachers Okeyed Post As Director
By County Board Of Service Clubs
At Onr Package Store
You'll Find The Deal I d
“ Music Appreciation'* will b*
the theme of the tea which will
be given tomorrow afternoon at
3:00 o'clock in the Woman'a Club,
r aim |until r r t n r > t * RnM
remffmrd I'm no
l>«r|
n r a n t l y , ChnmpaRne,
aponsorrd by the Music depart
Ynrbt.rough and Mr*. Din t’nch. Fort Jackson, S
and the
ment of the club In commemora
W ine, flin , Cnrilinlfl, etc.
r ,"
communities nenr them in an
tion of lhe club's twenty-eighth
Chuhintn
Seliool
Army plane. The USD -horlly
birthday anniversary.
W A Teague and Mr-K si. I will .lart n 11n,7(ir..onn drive f v
Free Drllrcry, Phone 733.3
All charter members or the
rrine Teague,
Hinds to operate :HH! service
club will be special guests of the
Oseeoi*
School
elul.s in communiiie- nesi larfe
tea at which time a regime of
Ml*s Esther Rodgercamp-.
B A G G E T T ’S
the rvema end accomplishment*
Acndeniv
De-pile vigorous effort- of tile
of the club work during Ita 38
Liquor Store
, * ,
''room-, Jrhn Ii v . w . officer* lit limulling the liqiio;,
years of (listener will te given
r. Ilnrper Dougins. ,l»me< .lurt pii-titutian and
. nlerlsinment I
from the minutes covering that
• n, i,e*rfe Hill. W II »'rooms r. mmiinilie* to control (lie allM other A rcade
period
...... Schlff -aid. -el ion- prob.
J , ’" " Boston. Flnul-r
1'r.tn...
The Huh has been instrumental
. "*1,10 Barret, Ravmoo | Kiel.:., lem. eonfront the Army'- mo rule
in the forming of ctvie or.
Handy 7elma Blart
prohlem- nt.onl the camp*
ganiintions,
educational
work
II
Hollv. Mne M.iiim j« d
•■Ever)*
rrrreati. nsl
fneilityi
thrnurhout the city and the foun
..ore H-nkrrson.
nem rlie camp- i« completely uni
dation
of
school
lunchrooms
Hopper Academy
ineredibly overtaxed.'' Sehiff -nul.
throughout the rity, it was found
I nei.l llrewer. 1 I* Ibi.n.nn,: "Some method mu-i |.,> r <in,|
IV,i
in reviewing the minutes.
, rr „
[ I ' ' " ’’
1
providing i e. ienliimril faci'i
On the program will be Mrs.
or. Yteep -e lleerM-v- Hie- uenr the rump- :in,l for g*v.
David Iteany, a professional saalenkm. -n I port it Duh it r
m g the t.oy* oppot I mill \ to inert
nphoni't from Philadelphia. Pa.,
Gotll-born Prims, y
ro«|H‘r1nhlr yoVliiff u> in. h 1’ntmt
who ini- Iwen filling nn engage
tonnes,i Moore, Mult.. Ito't. , fni’ iliiir^ for normol i rcroati nt
ment in Miami this winter. Mra.
N-lle Fi.-tda, l.rontin I*. «.
nit proviilrtl, tho nn.i.il.
( tho.
Beany is the sister of B. C.
• lor. it,i Tlminn- nu t Tie l.o i I'
Ifoopw h liomnl to i|, foiiiiirttr •o
David Gallagher
Moore of this city. Miss Dorn,
Hose,
t ioii .lv **
thy Sanford, music Instructor In kina of tha kldd
M,.|.,*sv Setiool
kiddle* I* nln* months
Hiphhifhl*. of tin- ' 111•„
rr. 1
the schools, will also present her bid David Oallsi
Ps'tnie Iteid,
Edna
ll.i.iou. por tor| mfonti^lh L\ St biff m 1
Oalltghcr of Nvw Yorl
pupils of the Glee Club in sev City,
Hi n1 Thnmn*M i r p n o ” l» X
'ity. rhoscu ■■
as tha typical Amsrl
. bi.hsl,
I
eral selections.
'1 'MHip Srjiru'Ai, O liv r W il
an baby by offlclala of Natlona
i "itm11 llbioibqr
1’bo nil l>,
jBaby Week. Idttla David hat i lilliri H»vnn|
• till., an i‘«( mint r.l i n nun - 1•1.
I ’crmnnenta 32.85 In f i l l
Fort -Rp «,| S, ho I
rink nn the house in honor of thi
H-i> i \ null1* inf” ,1rid IxA 'HI lilt'. 1
1
*U
m
Unit
occasion.
i ci v Sat urdn 1 tni*h' Vitmri nil'
F ’Mir*rim f i f y S fli"
1|
'Miijibi nit * bivr Li'i ll mad,
r-icllr RiikiiT
.tin joitn*." mth'ptin pn f t a
R.rtftovjkM
School
\,»
Strike Sorimisness
ml pkn r«* of iih'xl thIt-mit rn.|ihn !
W |. fI *1111i'll<riii.„ t%
i
l i l t tKl.KH V tYRM i'B
.in* .oMipr« nil inf i „,f M'i OIIM1
I h Told By Spcnkfr f 111*10 \V ilk in *< nht l \ l« i *
v n m s s n t m i m i l. ■vniHi nipl* bv nviLnti i nt hoi it ic 1
•mih on
TELEPHONE 7.13
I
i niijiu vi' tIn" -Hi liilr 11,
I s.Hllm«*r«l I'miM PRIP 0*1*1
l'.>ro‘ l Cilv Sep,
I ’ ll 11 ADFI.PHIA. Ap, 2tt
Townsend Clubs 6
Elect Draa As
Council Leader
earning le*a than i - ’.U n month
would hr . «cmpt tilt all thoar
earning
f .’ M)
n
month
or
$3,000 n p a r would pay n 2*»
gross incline lax.'
"A t
the
present
Jl.
AMociuhon
lllffT S
aA*r?t«‘i|
"A m fru n
C u rl i' 3
kina, old members.
And new mrmter*
inrluding
Miaa Ann Stein, Mis* Kathaioen
Bryant. Mias Lena Howard, Mi*Marjort* June-. Alls* Jean H*i
per. Miaa Ruth Ft*n*lrom anil
Miaa Margtwrlla Duncan.
t ‘ •hrii'H'i
I •on •• Partit ll
W •••,* »
Mnnufiin ig h t
th.ii
ui'”
to hi’ nhot k< il
Pulilithm if
( ‘o m p n n v ,
S fln . .
l, . r
Tho Imu VhcImo *
I'r m -v n
l.t.
,
Ro n
i! •
t u*
S fli’ -I
M oMi-r
Tutu
O m «’ h I y
S i'L ” l
I. ,.i .Ipr
S, h
I
I * Uoii
I.... t Ton.'L. »
M m nip
H ull
clpt-l m\
i
ST PKTFRSlUM h;. A i >
|A*t
Eon: for tho klli»dv
men nhmir d the fi^bmit * hi
P. A , np nmlitiK «iiii "1
teisburg f-nt ibc litbb' Ft h 1
M VYO, Apr 2R —
I tint r.«l
pany, w * 1- ixpn^Nid \. t* Hi.
nrfviii'N t nt St nto Hem tot Frod
Uri'iiinr f nf
'
t tie i : e ( i 1
Rit ph A re Held For
Sennlor Fred B arker
P
I'fiiki r. whit
dn*d
f inbh'iily
Him ilav a I ll'f* lionir of n ,lHtiitbt#>r kirip In 1*1 thin nftornoon it I
4;tHi
o', Iih k
at
thi*
Hnpti't
fllmtrh nt I Inv with Ihr Rev A
M Piuki’ i i i f fif im in r Ilurlnl whr
u
Tho funnrnl roih*ifr l»*ft
t | r P it(k fr horn* h**rr at H‘30
•lU rk
due
iHi I
Abonid the selloon, i
horr Apt 21 «o'I « «
1
turn four day« Int. i "■ '* u
ter M IDbbs. non ..I On " » « • i
of the csimpaiiy. t s|>' l e d 1,1
sen, skipper, and Ed
....... *
Harney Smith
(
,\ -ranb rotnlm1• I bv
Both hmnrhr* «l the I i k i k I j .
I t lff ior<*«B4‘ii to allow meinbi’ tR (luanl nirinen lot tho 1
to aiirn.l the sriiiees
, I f o i l 11•I
nli»ri
■ttruiLn!,
1
Governor thuft f»»i piovnl nn**ii* »
it rul
In*
and Mi
II..Ilnn.1 postponed n re IfiilV l)e(T4'eS DCIlUl
rhediilrrl
option
For Military v-rand
t.iirhl t* mi’iiibci ,f.VT.beT,ir.giV!
I
I iltllo
lltiME.
(Julia Seizes Yacht
A nd Internes Grew
ilrr I it I iliHth hit imptiMJtnm nt
ami !■ 3WI |»l I n tr i in fm i l l
i m i a n SEIZES
IIA V, iN A , t’ uba Apr 2It — Id *
Tho riihan navy iinnoimci d
la ml niy Id 1he guriboal ( ub* iiini
. ItnJ fi yacht flying n i A frier ki’Aii
-lag ol- ng tin* sou t icrn rd.i'i
i rElf*r*lfi v arid Intel in ,1 I hr • f -•H
l tin *’f ini’ ii nrid n to1nmo n
They to r re cbiirgr-d to 11Ii •onntracy 4i violate lb*- ( nbliii inn
agriition 1itw to The N‘ nv y Hr
art nirnt •Aid nonr ulioftid ib.
\ IC111 i ifriml idrilt (f ,*ji l mu pi
KP
dibrr 1 to 1 ,1
in’,, to or krr uf d
ii atn M' lo III. ‘ late
d
i
m
Ur,l bv |1rrin 4'l
" ' t Ih
M u m « nn in dl 4 ,1 ill'll lb fai i 1C
of IlMII, t >1r fe 1
g i a ' " , *d, 4a
pill 111
inir •* dit a i \ ,, h i nt inn ,
up l, life nr
-ml, n i t i af!.1l
, mm
nn
* out i in lor S totf fall
in il iitu \ 'Olp |d» |ob“ , Inilir |HI* ill
.M i n to hn full to
t»i m a for
Ihl•ir
win,h LI14 lit .(> pai 1ill r if
nn, death 1v bhiH*ttioop unit
i
i
•a-t
for
r*
tin*
soldo
•MIC •*
guilt \ 4lf ll| i • iv.Hid -i I’Ollll Id.
....... -
Tb»-
Tho** rnjoylng the parly wrr.
Mias Janet Boyil. Mia* Carol Jrae
Nix, Miaa
Earline
Kelly, M t Dorothy Runge,
Miss Elisabeth
Vaughn, Mia*
Marcia
Proctor.
Miaa France* Bryant, Miss Gwen
Hayra, Miaa Jnyre
Wardweil, Mi-s
Wolfer artd M r«. Broughton Wat-
W itlft i
llif S i
^7,::;S.,:;HV:d«y\^slhr V r : ; 'Fishinu SchoomT
pro, Iill*i mu h irnm lilm ij w Bh
I h Believed l ' *
I
N E W YORK, Apr 2 0 — tel’Joseph 31. Selienrk, rhalrman of
the board of 2tlth Centiuy I o'
Film Corpoi at ion, and Joseph )'
Moskowita, his eastern ........... .
lative, appealed yesterday tin',:
ronviellon of income tux evaso i.
A nolle* of appeal, filed <>
federal court, was exprrlc.l in
ilefrr their surrendrr to set
prison term*. Hchcnck is mid. t
Hire* year*' sentence and Mo-kn
wilt, n year and a .lay Tbo\
had been ordered to sirrrt n.i .
by May 12.
afternoon.
*•f
IrtAt
Finn I'•Mi* Fo^li r
in H ilo *' lorotl
...... .
r « *.
t.
*M. • lUrtl.kkoM i ; l^ K
ii ri'ifiontil S'
\ M- p iin frn n. i
" A im rit ii ihm *i U to In* hrmilfhi up
ih o tt ft(fi»iriN| Uio NtJirk im li* n
of u hii t Is* If'I III*: i n u ln tn »i-
Schenck AppealH
A gain st Sentence
New M e m b e r Of
C lub A re Honored
lion* I
t.f
Fill Ii i . wlin t- prcRi<l«nt of
"Manv imrsons not familiar with
the Townsend Plan exrept liy
name only have no idea of th*
grrat extent of the Townsend organliatlnn, there *r« thousands of
clubs throughout
the nation,
about 30 million American citi*«n* urge th* Townsend Plan to
I # enacted Into* law ’’
Mr: Weir who has been working
in Congress says he is optnmi*
tie In regard to the plan pansier i
In this Mtaon of Congre«a
M idli^tiy
F n lli'r, 11fa Mitfftl
m irw lv r *
Weir continued, “ the mtal gross
annual income of the United
Stairs is 3tlS billion and 03 bil
lion of thi* amount air esrmpt
under the Townsend Plan
This
leaves Utdl
billion
and a 2ri
gross income lax on ibis would
give the <1 billion mutually, put
ting Ihr Townsend Plan into im
mediate operation.
f i l i n g the
Hawaiian
Island*
where he -aid the gross income
tax has I ecn successfully oper
ated for years,
Mr
Weir de
clared “ thrfc ogr.l will lie taken
rare of and the ynnng all liavu
good jolts nt n good salary. The
Government is running smooth
ly and nil are happy
Why ran t
we .try it t
In conclusion Mr
Weir sold,
LIQUOR
EVALEEN’S
BEAUTY SHOP
bvl ip vin ic ihftl - t « iL« t In ilrfi'M*”
I n d i i ’t t r i t ^ ilnn't miK iin t to t m u h 1
i« In in v iti ' naftotiRl t ruff inly '
time," Mr.
A welnrr roast, honoring the
ORDERED TO AIR SCHOOL new member* t.f Gra.Drl Snb D.
Club
waa held In conjunction » til
MONTGOMERP. Ala.. Apr 29
—(AT— The southeast air corps th* regular meeting at the loot .
training center announced yrr- of Mlaa Norma Wolfer y est. n l*\
New officer* o f th# Rollclt*
fikate Club wore elected at a plc- terday (1 flying cadets had trrrn
tha
Pan-American
n“ which wa* hold by tha club ordered to
at
Sanlando
Springs 8und*y navigation school at Coral Goafternoon. Th# oftkers are Buck bleo. Ft*-, affoctlv Meay 3.
Forguson,
prealdenti
Mary
Shrmer, vice president; Anise
Whitaker. Mcrstary; and Ann*
Brtiwn, trw ia n r.
H i* member* o f tho Hub met
at th* skating rink at 1:30 o clock
and went In a body to th* springs
where awlntmlng, a picnic luncn
HAPPT BIRTHDAY
and dancing were enjoyed.
Phyllis Joualta Allrn *
Phillip Allen Byrd *
Grady Gallant, Br.
W ED . & THURS.
H O B
Miss filed* Dyson anil MU.
Cecelia Trulnrk left today foi
nianta, 8. C., where they wil liione Irtxes T All tieranns would
—
Itiyjiyl iii|g ►! nti ni« fit-* 1t>
serve as hridesmsiils in the Tru- not la' it*sensed, all wurkera and
lurk-Tire wedding tomorrow.
all profe-sinnal and bnsineaa luen gtiViTiimi hi tiff ii’ titl-i font'l l fi uiK
Mr*. M. J*roh*nn and daugh
ter. A.lenc. relumed
Saturdny
from Kry We*t where they itltended the American legion con.
vention.
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yacht,
ub-titif ini
irif, w»-
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lull! t
iliilr bv contra t-
Ihi*1
tint.. ('onMUiner Sacrifice
iinl*"' »oulb of
Is Asked In ( anada
»* fuitlor mvr»
i*k...
t..
ittifir , about IP
lUvftna, iirndmir
■.gallon of Hr nrhvHii”* 1ff tb**
t oft at.
WINDSOR, tint A pi 29 — <‘V i
— W ft liner It, t iimpLa'II. imiidtiit
af Kuril Mutiir I n , of ( aim-li.
NEM E X C H A N G E IIK A H
Ltd, hi* lit yrslrtduy that < iiiindu'*
NEW YORK, Apr
td’t - win I’ ffuit will napjitr innfUNml
takiktion nr111 i UrNulrin-nt nf t iibUotkcri J., .Stmt %*-*• hrsurcl
mdiiPbml i ori-umptam.
unlay of election he rhulrmitn tomary
by lbn«»i' wlin buvr
f Ih r
Y o rk
K iia k
K a - "rRprrtallj
rnjiiyi'fi n mti Ii* of liv ing bittlo t
i anifr, anil with him a «lni
Ii other governors of the ns tbnn tlii" aviTHjifr "
unn’a principal ■I'curlltrs mar
Aililr*”MRI n if i li«- anmini nii'ct i mif
ket. Blott Iwcarn* a sore thing (if Rtockbidilrr<«, t'Ainpbid) s»i I
i Of the Job, nr did tbe uthrr gov. "‘ All lh«"*** K«ci if h’I’ k, wbk h ii n*
. mors, when the deadline passed torll wHfiin the <Jipnr ity of t hi ^
lor nomination*
of
opposition CanatHnn proplr, will bi inif thro
..ndidalri, with no name* of. re vxmi <| by ciiiitr ihul ifi^' to nil (mute victory "
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Tba appaal ot Ua Brttlib Rad
Crpia baa tba abdoraamaal ot tba
Praatdcat ot tba Cal tad Suraa. tba
BactaUrr ol .War aad tba Burfaoa
tlaaaral ot t A Public lltaltb bar*.
Mb. Tbaaa doctor* aabjact To milttarj trmlafac aadar oat owa U r
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m O tA T P , SANFORD,
SCOTT’S SCRAP «0 0 $ .
$1,300,000 Sent
IJoatetTo Nazis, TO England!For
>
B ulitt Slates ' British* iWhr.Aid
i
faro* In Booth America.
9
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wall, would be organ,
againat na."
canwhlla John D. RockefeL
len Jr., declared.lt waa hla “ firm
vieUon, arrired at hi angulah
nfiaplrit*’ that the people of. the
United AIMtai and aU the Ameri
ca, “ ahoald eland by the Britilh
empire U oth * limit and at any
~f»w,
.
p|d to itafldi'aelidly behind P m L
rloyt Tlooaeealt And to aee that
nuantltiea o f' war munition* fu l
fill ent to win rielorr were "laid
I'm a at Britain'* door," Rocke
feller i rId the laaue being feurht
r * frecrlom veraui slavery anil
" l would
rather die flthtln*
He. hiatal, barhamue. Inhuman
forea- repreeented hi Hlllerlam
thaan 11m hi
l»
NEW YORK. Apr. 29 — <AVci*i>— A total o f JI,300,G10.77
ip contributed and purchased ar»
tielea and money waa aent to
Eagland for the relief ef war.
stricken ciril
population* and
“ >• armed force* during the ftrrt
four month* of the fiaeal year be
ginning .with December 1040, by
Bundlea-for-Britain,
I ik-.,
740
Fifth Avenue, It waa announced
Saturday. More than half o f thl*
amount, or 1092.379.04 went for.
ward during the month of March.
The figure* covering relief cent
abroad am from a ronaotldaud
atatement by the American wo- ,
men'a relief erganlution bnardi
upon monthly report* to th« UnlU
ed State* Department of State. I
Contribution* In money *n,l *
good*, pin* rrronue* from bon»Dt entertainment* ami earning!
from the »ale of merr handier
rearhed n rerord trial nf 807*'.083.43 for March, bringing the
aggregate figure for the *our
month* to $1.003.00.1.02.
Caah gift* m Metrh rrprraen1ed *19.3.300 29
Knirrta'nmml*
yielded n gro»* of ,9.1.211.10 and
*34,101.110 waa en*t,r,| throurn
ilie sale of merrhandi-e Item* In
hranche* and ahon* cf iha mlien
wide organiratlnn
f a l'ltbilted
ertlrlc*. enn*i*t,nr nf new amj
med rolthimr. Lnlllr.l .•nrsunir
for the nrmrd fnrr,.,. Mirpfenl
Inatrument*. apparent* an.t .nedlrnl auppllee, nml lir.pital gar,
menta nml rhildr, n‘„
npparol.
made in Itundlri fo,- nHi a I .i rew.
ing roam*,, were valued at S319.JtttLBC
BY R. J. SCOTT
T hanks* A m er'c a , for a n o lh e f h a p p y v ,r ik A * y l
Studebaker Cham pion
begins its third year of
stand-out success
w ilE
m o o r t
AMD
^
CjULPAl
F l F f j r Y l A J l i A 4 0 , H E U -r. P l l L S B u R y o T r iiit
U.S.HAVY rpUND'fMAT'tHE quLT STREAM flowed
F A S T t l t W M R H 'f f t t M O O H W A S L O W
IH THE SouT»iED>
f i K Y ( w H i L t A.
M O O N P u l l e d om T H e . h o r t K
A T L A N T I C W A T E R S ( A M D P A R T L Y M E LD B A C K T h t
q u U F fiT fe £ A M «r
A & T K Q H O M E Q .S A R E . m o w
u « i m << r t i c f i n d i n g s T o T e s t m e w
k-THe o R IR C a s T o t h e C A U S E , of- -fti
EARTH'S LENGTH EH IMfi DAY
Ha i r AtiD
:F
Tn A T T
L IK E
r a v e l s
A
nake
RECENTLY
O ESear
IN - f H t
FOUND
: h e m ic a l ».y BuT it 13 tlortp
KALAHARI
Ia m e v e r MMCFs
So u t h
of
CLOSELY
RELATED
underground
M O LE , W A4
Afric
That
m atu re
ra m is t a k e im
Their PosiTiotti'
a
li-
■ ------ --*3-1
iC an averal Project
mro*a the nation, inn r-*t o f in*
ertninnirnl, mall enprnl*. nnrnie- : F A R M E R S ' M A R K E T | Hacked By A n d rew s
Hop. puhlifjly an<( r«atrrl#il f o r ________________
l»* hrnnrhr.s wrrR f 4*.04^ 05 ni
t 1 r^ w n t
lhr w pln l*.
iiri^n **i •mir* up <• >ai*•■ | WASHINGTON, Apr. 29 — tdt
— .Senatrr Andn-wi* ycntt»nlciy
llm four.month pprtfvl Intnl rw. \
’ »■« » • < • » * tprti » c u t i
urifpfj ihc* Arm yS Hoard of K.iKlnrcn* to npprovr u $1,fid 1,000
rfinntip) tlevrlcipment jirnjiTt « '
i «i *Ar itu
Ciinnveinl llurbor* Pin.
......... .
it . -*r* m*
The M-nalor nuIiI hr u llm hnrk*
-ll4
( a,*
iny the Canaveral limhoi prnjtM’* j
inairai) of pi iiv «l pr ijrcl Hi Kmi
*•-, ♦.*- i
,l4 ,, r a hth
...... .
. » I tin! Iif1, Fin., hocRU-r ihr A tiny'**
divUion cnginroii*
hmt
rrcom
■
.
■ >'• I MIu .'Iim III, 11,.. pt.-ln i.i memlrtl the Canaveral work an«l
he had told Mippr rt«trn >f liolh
Jr; im t - :
i ,u.»
plan** that he would fnvtir th
I.
‘
fine endor»et| by I lie engiiieera.
ii. r r r - n 1. . 1.. 1* ..........
.'
n*"*
wn.e . amounted In »1 4K.S98.tl. I ||K %NA.' V* *.!.\' . k!
»r
pcrrsnl of r«e«ipt^.
i *»i i
fin f n iv >a,infliidlof
the h i.»*•>,
.. a ttun
onciRlhn of
liPEflnuar*J**,4'
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'x n In N pw >rrli ( itv nml o*«t i,
’nrldrot lo i Hp »l lrH lon o f the
.u ti . .r i.. in.
4'*^nchpR. nlu* fhp hit** mcrcan * iri-UiiV * »»
i'-
> ’ ' ' \, I."
•it* ope«ptlfn of r-ealvlnr. aorlNig, .narhleq and dtririhutlng » '
•he een**»| wr"*hnM*e amoimled
•* 4 1 M v «y n In Mnrrh. An one
i,a »(ff. 87,434.08 w *« madn fo>
‘
rflt enl'nrialnmrnl*. and ntn.
rn., AuWI»lty nrd •niter'id “ 'HIM
l" NKI'Y t»..F " II
"
the bfunebe* rn*k $1,039. U
If*11*V, r< 11lit t| Sri
enMnii*^ r t trull appeal* »■*: Ml Pl*l It » l V\TH, IV
11 Uu
rn l'litt*
vtiar. Ibi
I’nTNT'tPd
hl#»t n *i
In
44**1
Mu It kf
LEGAL NOTIC ES
|hull -T fill
Ik TIM: CIIM I I T COIW
IIT* NINTH
H i m t il. i i M i r n
IN
^ Nil
r fi m a
I* m- -i n- -o- i.- y. * •»! NTY.
___-
I! f 1l||*t> tUA
1 1 srt i if*. n
• !
Ni*«
I Al« f.U lit till? 'I'rttiiin’j. 1 11*
IM IH M IF h I nh nun
?br f t f
Irr..
\ .V* fi *3
rerented In artlrlr* nti*‘l!iiw"l
, J f F l*
the last ten '
in g e r n a il s
ARE
B un R ow iN iq S
the ’ drhnnlmilon with V
nrnra. Unit* and . *wlnr mom*
BE. K I M . TO V IS IT
Champ»°n s Sd
for first two Y‘
excel any
lowest price
in tr o d u c e d
»n* f u r . Mar-h, rare;
nift aumloUtat
• KKiUORS'
•SCOTCHES
• WINES
PAGE nVB
F L O R ID A
I l . ll D m \
IN
CM %
i i t.\A PAi.rr.n
Vfi
f ^’OU want to drive a winner,
drive a Studebaker C hampionf
N o other low en price car intro
duced in ihe paai ten yean haa
equalled ihe Studebaker Cham*
pion’a remarkable record In its
lirai iwo yean1
A new record in tale*!1A new
record in gat laving! A new rn
urd in owner aaiiafainun! And a
firm-vet poailioa at (be IngheM
*Ili« Iif v car in ibe Inwetl pru e
held*
I
A challenge lo any car
you care lo name!
I till big,room* .handtome Siudtbaker C h am p ion unreaervedly
i hallengci all other tara ai or
near its price to match n in atyle,
in riding comfort, in handling
e i i r , in aim* <inued lafety— not
in nivnfion itu ( Immpion'a mil
of
K N W C U aanrirad rlghl awajrt I,
MUM, Ml<kui|i or a lubrication
W » u t f tham all and wa ll call
paair cat la a few nlnuici, bring
l t e n d o o r prom ptly. NO
JU jI FOR TH U SERVICE.
CELERY
DOES
YOUR n
CHILD (
NEED •
GLASSES
i
iiM* ■
' ' • 1
VI 1.V? I •
fPRAV.I
l MTh*r»* n r •n tp -v t io n t «
Pa i*lns* I Urn unit K.uri.1* «7i
ADOPT INI' I NT 4 IMI I)
way* line. Ja,r|NAnnvllt*-, VVayrr •» 1 Nniire if hot »h>
, | ,, ,,
Baldwin Sk J»ii|i*trit lor » it hniir
ir l nnd«<r*In ne«t l r Oil 11MCk
»
'perlin11ctnUnk al <;0D a
I indait wife MTHTLi: <* «ilf\l«it i,
HauforA
H-ttdliitl*
Cm
nh
I
l
.
•
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l
taa/UiH HuInlay « A. M i*l limit will nn P t l > . i h ,
Tiuh iiiy
r*v«ll lu iicfto |*a)■tog11 N, h Ho ik
t'hlraHo f. Hatful| . h.i I’ iiimh* Mar. A. f». ivn rn i.i
M.
ripply
In
iht
J
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nr* ■, 4 M
hi IVHaiic Ijihla a.
c i m . • r.d
i,
i h . m i . ,. ,
vTaeinuatt 4, Hi. LtuF -i itomnu Cl reu H Coilri in
"aaford.
Hemic
file
rm
im
» I '»»o *.i
I. |V»|«mac Tda. J. H.n8iinah «.
rMiubuia- I, Fravidimr 1 Hae* for mithneOv !«• ti-lnm m «i.i .
remain
child,
rtuki
t
r
i
r
. Mf
kauiou SI Burialo S. Vyti hltlng fin
named DRVI3I1L.T r.\M»*ilov
Jaraey C ity
|,
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I
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ontrral I, Ok.t. Cup
hllnn*
MYItTl.i: C. rut v I •i* I
apolU I (lorhntnr S
.Hhlpplna iMiliit Inlurmntlnn for H A III.ANP \r KPKNrr.lL
Allornty
for Petltlnni r *
kloaday, Apr. SI, Haafur**-*n i»4ln
•eeilon:
Ikinaud
fall,
markri
" • T ie r o r AD om oA
allahtlr itn nif tr on Urge *t*.<*i.
ahuul Plead) un totnall. rarl(i«<U
WfiOM i t m a V «5An c i : iin
• nil trurililnutla f,«,!». imual Imrta
Notloa la hereby alien that ih
ICM erla irlmiuad
tup*
ilolilm undaraljpaC. llaUn II Paara*.n .ml
I Han, I lid. , urae h«4 A pra-ihi«»l n|, Otocar T, lirwfana Inland In nppl>
Sri dna 1.41*1.75. « «W>i I 15*1.44, •• Iha Jude* 0 / I ha Circuit Court
t dna moatly 1,11*111, Id dai
Judicial Circuit * f
I a#-1.15. precoollrui 15 rent* *110* i?uf !|?
L
DU. HENRY
McLAULIN. Jit
as authorized dealer for
IN 1 III < I9«« I I I I Ol 111 IN %\|
I 0*1 *41, Vf IN n il; MU N it, || on
lu t in i h t n * i:i«t
Aa tl mtin i: i i mil, f inn ft
St u d e b a k e r
"1 till l
V II
*I" •*e fiI HI. -1
•>( iiim|i 1it 11 t
• 1111
11|
i hr
w lin t
3 great lines o f passenger cars
mi
i 11r,i i i-to jirn entiif*.
f n »i .4hji in *i
too
funt llerald’'* I* her.
•a
Ih-
rdfi
li r U top«i p • i
-hall wppiMi
The ( hanipinn, ( ommander
i
And
H’ llllt-** Itu hnioi
ShiileltiihiT imlirrK, nrw uni! mil. n r r iihkmii ' iI nf Ih r i i I i i h m I in enurl i - \ iiti.4 n t l r n l l v r rntiNiilrinlinii it 1 Itirir ir,|im riuriith
n ic-.nlt ,,f
tin - urn Sluiirlinhur kjiIiim :nnl - i r i i i r n ,pti"«i,lit;ilmu hi tin* i . . > .
•f I hi- I 'Vi||tI .i l .*•
'irii*' * "Ulity I'lmlilH
•lay ol April A I*
'HK Ni •
tv |*
f'lrrk of nu
ll) A Si \V
MArtTIN MKUAL
Plaintiff1* Allnn -x
Oil. mlo. Khi
hshcg
7HS
soots you
oaotB co j
M »10<3fir/j
ALL
KINDA
at
tractor
work.
MrNoill * Yoat. I’ honr Ntfi-W
D lot In good loca•all' cheap or trailc
model car. Inquire HAVE ROOM for 2 or 3 paaarn•atto A w l
gw * to Bllami between noon
ami a I1. U. Friday, coming
bark Sunday. Phone UK.
382
President
'*'(l f RIM I’liflRtotoHl IxI
ETTA KETT
A d v ertise m e n ts
to*! I* »*ga Wftbtoil •*■** - l«4«rto l*«
SA N F O R D , FLA.
220 N . P A R K A V E .
ih...... . <il| .
*
IbMg *1* MivtiN toIH tlllltot |««
IW IwIttM H MCtoUif INI 4tto
Maffett Auto Service
r
PHONE 9121
Va H. ENGLISH
REPORT
II'
CHAMPION . . . SIH M i l l
COMkIANOU * . SHS I d 0#
PRUIOINT .. . 11115 tad a#
- Announcing appointment o f
, . .
fii mlno'
Caatiaattae aelai feaM |l u t a
\
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Itri.r n N v U T r n |»#-r n.i.m
I"
*»riKI.T0N* **Al.'fK||
.»•
HTItAWIICtlHIi:*
Pint
Tr
i > iiif nfr I- it n| nitwit
«4K0,O|r lit in r-nlrlblltto*' in HWl'AHM. >o||»>»v, 1.11 hiu
Vmi* nrr hr 11 » tm|i * • >1 i .
Mr-' f » I * 12.370 8- in fn - *".
I
T
h
? 1fc„ Will 1* hit tip1 1
it- ' r nil |tif Jri.f .I ■tb uf I Hit 1■* I
roroRfllr, Itu hpr , I 7L■? ».
’ < •'ft Mill •■» • ....111ui
At 'tie nln-n nf Mp*f h. fnltowItak I uk-UuM V» w lit Mi* iltm. ■<< 10
|*l»T \TOKN Itu
ni» the ilt-n*trh to Fn-laiid n( HWKKT
<h to II. ft*
1 • tt . ntt.l Tl*. *• ...f.,i.f I l
. t r o H - l.rn-kln- *-i"igtiFT’ .n '* TOMATOKM fc*» Ih f'rl *
• * w■IHDN iMtl.lt If -I in
*
lion i.uuit It ^0 *»» I ' 7
*'nitfti V. Fho k«ln i* i|0>< M I *
nn« He* for 11-ltein b*d nn hand
'""i nf i R I Ilf *■..*« * fin!**! in - t
mirrhn»n.t and c>'tilribut«t nrt* TOMATO I'LANTH. 1'" ’M»
II on
ihlw ori.ir ihill if i ttMi*1
nl»* »n»*-n»Ontlng
* V*lllC
r# T I ’llNIPH lw>*. Hun in.
ftnii rfinM<ritilvr « ♦ w'a
n*> heoil 'nit Nidi h* «*|irI
fill.
iftc fn trio
174 020 80
nfwivfl * i ir * 1 i ‘ruin i h<v a t k h c*nr.NH, r>f*» nun
nil* nf Mull. IBK
!P%l»«FtlUIT. ON.
II li. IV II no
'» V M| ||V|t.
f'litfk
aianding auperioritv aa ihe moat
muni}-laving c ar o f (hem all on
gaa, oil, urea and mechanical up*
keep.
Make the Champion m * k t goo*/
on that challenge, if you’ re ihiriIn.*
ing o f buying any car in ihe low •
rsi price held t o m e in and g o
out for a revealing 10*mile drive.
Your prcieni car may be all ihr
down payment you need on thia
moat talked-aboul car of all ihe
liiwrii price i art Balance oa
eaav ( I T . terma,
we
wsi?cjusrrAuciNa
ABOUT yo u .* CAN r MAkS u
MMO VYHETHSB TO CALL
/VXiCC NOW ■ CX4 WAIT A
u r n s w h ile / ' w h a t i x )
you IHWK *
. I* '
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Stetson Netters
Score 7-2 Win On
Florida State
League
r
Jostle* wan. a 'M i l gam*
Sfctai&w.«(:
famine o f Um itsme beDey tons' Bcsch and the
las' that ended in the eeore
t o w o f the local bet*,
ltd will t o to the liland.
w park tonight for a «*me
•y pot Sanford back Into
lla n id Smith ( 8 ) defeated Ken
M.oKates. tot. U f '
■• Carl Porto (S ) defeated 8b*L
(an Hillman. £to 7 0 . Charlea H a r ia e k (K .'A H .) da-
Sanford plater* plated
^all lact night.
running
i, the n » w without a tin.
Yearling Fielder,
Eddie Gittens Has
. Imposing Record
DURAM, N. C-. Apr. BE-*
(Fpeelal)—Loyola University of
New OrleaM might hare picked
up a (re s t eollec* football ee*.
Ur If Outfielder Cddle 01tutu
had not preferred a career to
professional baseball. The young
outfielder recently eent to the
Ocala 'Yearling* by Milwaukee ef
the American Aaaerlatlon. was
■ranted a echolanhlp at Loyola,
but decided he would not take ad.
vantage of It.
Oltten* had never played any
football in high school until hie
senior year, but with only on*
season o f experience he was
named all-city center for La.
Crosse, Wis. He must have been
good to get a scholarship on one
year's showing.
However, the
new yearling
choose to go Into baseball ana
signed with Duluth of the North,
era league fat the Spring of IMP.
Ho did not last long, and spent
the summer
In
the seml-pr*
ranks, deciding to try It again
last year.r •» >
"i r '
He signed with Eau Claire, si.
ad of the Northern loop, and pat
far the fu ir season, batting g vary
acceptable SOI. ^Mliwaaks* .took
over hie contract at the close of
the year,' and ha1was sent to
Ocala for another seeded of pMp-
i
and
LGlitehe originally was a-pitchar\ and a first-rate um, In
high school. He had Wen eight
gamaa' and lest one, bat there
* a t a shortage o f outfielders on
th e1team, ! Oitteaa i> Was 'M ulag
savagely and hid eoach etoverud
Mm to a fly-chaser. He's *t!U at
the trade. ‘
In the Gateway City LeagtM ef
LaCrasse, Eddie fln U h e d U M la
batting with a juicy .440 s w
Piuhar ag, and helped he team tis far
ANN’S MIRASOL
lured bis wrisC^- Mi
chart also ehieve/irii
But none a f Ihana. '
breaks” , a* Bill calls
him from rotating -will
maUs I* n g a lp r'o rd
ha hsd.i to wdhr ex
bandages when he to*
sHMhau
• LO U H V ILLE , Ky.. Apr. IP — WhlrUway, Blue Pair an d,fh t.colt* backed by 1UU*
aura than a prayer were named yesterday for
•nailast trial befora Saturday's 07th running
Of the Kantachy Derby at Churchill Downs.
Tha probable derby field was plated si- IB. A
a flash of unexpected * form
by oaa of the five ouUldara la tbafttBOO Der
by Trial atokea today might bulge the derby
list, but no more than 14 are expected to duel
for the necklscv of rose*, reganllee* o f - lb*
outcome.
V
Ailing Uvula
Keeps Umpire
~ Out Of Game
Lederbandler, photographer, who i
received the circus’ solemn word
that the great beast, Gargantua
by name, U "an ancient evil, with
a devil's mind In a beast's bod/J*..
Furthermore, said tha
ape's .
head keeper. Gexgantu# especial.
i f 1' ■
Ir dislike* photographer* and ll i
i V KW .YORK. Anr. M (Hpecisl)
IOR M ORTON....
flash. tuTh goes "a ft." ■j.f - '- i .... —The uvula It mightier than the
■ Mr. LedarhandJer decided to botir.fi seturr when It works on
look Into tbs matter personally.
He learned then .are bigger bent out and bought - a' nice
apes, even la captivity, JbBto bomtuet of rorvjs- and presented
over,
Gargantua’* diet isn't meat It to the ferocious flashbulb-hat.
• v
and warm blood at all—just eggs, (ng beast.
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r.j-'.
" i S T L S liver eatrae* and milk fair hank* v When the n u t bath whht off,
irgetlan that fart and (dinner, nothing ''-but OdrgUntas Just smtlled ths flow.
......... Ifi •I'l'f!)* .'
tras asms. vegetable* for lanek. lie carnet ,1*, < • »
Svea' breathe ordinary
air— It H 'A b'th#
soeond flashed, he
(kta*r o f a .1
first ha* U b* tMd* |rara."by psinu
loo. They also
in . petal*,
|msn, ona by oa*.
palled mu
out the
thermostats > and u strainers.! .In ..Number three, and
fa c t the photographer was In about _____
waving
______
tho I litf s. •
form'd that if na. wanted to get •-A n d -with tho fourth, b* ate
elaaa enough fo r a platan he the pretty flower*—every single
•o*.
What do you make of that,
Wataoar: : '
1 :t
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It. T S . ^ Ikabfffta Is Harry
Reporter UncoVers
Reason To Belieye
Gargantua Is Sissy
tain-rise, howgvar. a oration deprived him o
of hla soft palate. I
shouldn't attempt any
efforts with his Urnut 'still sore,
his umpire teammates, , Mager.
kurth ami Dunn, kept klm on the
bases for a while.
The pen Is mightier than the
mightier than the i
long official caraar,
summer and hockey
the only time BIB t
action completely w
when . n hurry-up :-*!
sliced the laet I w
working yam rrfriA ]
league baseljaUfcmri
j PICTURE FRAMINQ
SANFORD PAINT & I
VSprsiJa
Kaisihsr
iiAntDurgtn
a W S 5 i&
n -/ v w .tn *(W :
B e a r:
up and tapped
M IS S
J7‘ l
to 7
' Big step* toward* triaging the
New York (Hants back take the
pennant sons la t k c .M M M k ad
Rcnor Adolfo Loan* to . BIB
Terry * coaching staff. The Rect
ors arianee to tutoring ’ pHahera
I* the logical reason. There's als*
Ua “ hunch- In the fact that
Ins Oa haven’t won a fla g sis**
Delf left Ui* o r r . n U . U o n after
•WwaoiViKPtou
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< » . A K > a s * « t , u s* 4 r » i '
i'M Xttft «■ >kjM*frplnj
■•r'-si i f rso-Htt-1 Ut\a*titb^ri
fi6
J J tooUgw.-glsgwlpas light J * . ,/W**»rtorou«PNlygurM«».
dm
And U gnablas your ta lly
lighting?.
Orator
If you'd like, wall be glodlo
Bad gut lor you— d^ck your,
Phona
hgbting
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Scm lnole C ounty
Produce*
More Frull And Vendable* Than Any.
Similar Area In Florida
SANFORD.
Offer Their Support
e Body'* Member Drive;
vement Project* Diseased
S*boUgv Of Defense
Industries Pro
vided? Death As
Penalty
ensatlon For
W Employees
I* Dp Dispute
IHASSEE, Aw , 30
ilatrttlon
St* speaker?, appearing W thi
profmm
at
tho orynataation
meeting of tha Somlnolo Coanty
Chamber af Commerce lu t night
•t the City Hall, pledged their
support U the trade body** i m d borahlp drive and discaseed i t ,
UvlUet Which they urged the
Chamber to apenoor In order to
tmpreve tha county.
W. A. U ffier. pm ldrnt of the
brganlaatfen, presided
at
tha
mootiag and
Introduced
the
•peahen. Tim City Commission
•poke were
Aitanmyi V.
m livestock . dr
Atlantic Coast
Ifa branch at
haelsr ef OvU
Dasstlbcrry of
Ernest P. Hr
from tha remar
a, listed aa lhay
•re ad follows:
Hr. Wilson declared that “ San.
ford has bean thing through a
period of reconstruction but now
m * V" —
' i | f f this period Is over and a new
to- by Governor* Holland ora Is dawning. Tbs people of
r . Association o f County Sanford have accomplished much
lionets, who claimad they In recant years— now homes bullk
Mao extra money for Im. the loo unproved, paths devel
oped, tourist cabins built, and
the Chamber .of Commerce
la
largely responsible for leading
tha way la many of theao Im*
proveraents.’* *
i
Measure Would Pro
vide No Funds Un
til After Defense
Emergency Is Over
WASHINGTON, Apr. 3*.—
—Jaha D. P lft t n , of U>«
•Iflca at IV W w tjM
meat, today asserted the
“p t i w m l*
p ra m s
of
Agserkaa industry In the drf«* M effort a n t bo In-
that we bat* are act al.
kept op*toasts, fa r «k,
same apartmanlo furnish
“
SL*bFUS£- yn
I IDCVO Ofts**
WASHINGTON Apr. 3 0 .- M T Aa tho Ilonas Rivers and Har
bor# Committee today approved
SO omnltus
bill
to authorise
navigation and power develop,
meat work estimated to cost
9440,000,000, Including Iho lTorida
ship canal and the TennesseeTomb If bee waterway.
Tho bill would make no ap
propriation.
Chairman
Mans,
field fD—Tss.) captained its purRm o was to set up a program to
Mwvlds employment after the doftnao emergency.
No appropriation Is npteted
•s‘ long as Ihe defense program
is underway. Mansfield said.
LaVollle declared that NUitt, member of tho Stats
Department from this dla.
tad told him thist Road J4
- Sanford with tha W n t
ffifsSSffaS
;V o u can rest Ii stated thatramattftig wUT be dona about Rodd
44? Hr. LrrelUo said. tWa wUl
hdgln toon to complete tha sur
vey and after, that secure the
right of way."
'^Further proof that Read 44
would be paved was of/erod by
t>e division engineer whan he
Admiral Harold R. Htark db.
closed yesterday
m ay that American
neutrality patrols were opera Ling
at tome points as much as 2000
mllqa from shore.
Addressing a dtfente luncheon
of On United States Chamber of
Camgiarce on the Navy the chlof
o f .Nival operations Indicated In
•n agUmporaneous addition
|o
hi* prepared address that genIF .0*14*1 vwm«I a w«ra o|x-r-
of Lakeland,
imluis Of- tS
County buy equip He if
do h for us.* Cookst
road* now while thf
Iho money will (MH
later, the speaher Ml
Ur.
Casselberry, •
"the value of tba Ooi
bar of Commerce to
urban communlilac,*
the belief that
principal way In whw
body could help
U
rommunlUea. Ha **4l
the attractions o f 0 «i
wood, AUaBmnta U 4
given mors publicity*
to the'ArttaftOe-iA hath w w n s 1
IndlrecUy he
linked
patrols
Wilh tho*. problem of eonvnylnu
ships to* Britain l*ut tn such n
manner as not ul in.lirate whnt
connection he saw lielwrrn Itiem.
" I wish I rould talk alsiut run.
vnys." be told his audience. T I
like to tell you alHiut our iisln.lt.
8000 miles out from Ihe hi^-lt
latitude* to tho Antarctic. In both
oceans."
Aiktd to explain this state
ment after
he
hid
finished
speaking, he told reporter, ihm
2000 mltea war a belter approxi
■nation than his rxlrm|H>ranrnu>
3000 and comparing present op
erations In the
Atlantic
with
those of a few works ago he raid
that the patrol line had been
moved substantially eastward
Also preliminary to Ills prr.
pared addrese Admiral Htark told
bis audiance, containing many nf
the mm who run the country *
munition* fee tones, that
“ the
m m efficient we are the more
shps wa will have to give away.
fllark a Isa said
that
navst
construction was running ahrad
of schedule' and that the United
States would riiare Its resources
to the IbplU e f Its security.
Tba etottment ax to aharlor
Immediately raised speculation as
to whether transfers or nevsl
to Britain might be lm-
enter
; p f rtmd
will not
Of lira
ity has
• saving
ecusting
ChamIntar.
s i pressed
/ was the
! (Jla tnute
smaller
ited that
sva. Long.
Oviedo be
- « » days
'which lbs
could
•lag the
Of
the
explained
M of the
■8, rather
r “ those
More Activities
Workers b'Qrivi
Are Planned For
Gym Cbas Group Off At
Coal Producers And
Unlod Resume Talks
A P R IL
30,
lijosevelt Won't
n am e Johnson
& Army General
Soviet R uhhie Bans
W a r Supply Shipment
i.iiNim N.
Apian - id’* A
Iteulrr <flritish)
new* Hgcncy
d|.|'»lch from Moscow »*nl I**'
nielli thill the Soviet llnimi had
di, nrd that henceforth im » » r
material would tie allowed In p«»*
in lianslt through the U S S It.
Iliermany I* reported to Imve
ii'cilvad rnnsldoralde war mate,
iml from Japan *in the transSiberian railway, as well » » row
imtrrial* from the Western hem
isphere.1
Munitions, aircraft part* and
ntcrsartoa. machine tools fur m«kiog munitions, rvjdoslvr* and
IHiia.ma come under the Hern..-.
Mined hy Foreign Trade Cum.
m i»««r Mikoyan.
Traaalt of other goml. will le
allnwod, but only with rpecmt
■uthoriaatlon or under a specific
itsda agreement .
II. S. Steel ReporlH
Record Production
Negro Dwelling
Catches On Fire
' /. x
f
A t o l l D m on tha reef of
» " « ■ » * _d*eB to« at I I Sort
Troth t t r a t brought tha flra
S P ry ' v'
B B M
mi
•<(
v.
•*« t«tnfi<ifp|| |*r.' —
Sn\ iri Itussin, niiinhpr one
ritldlp ni tln> Furnpcun w ar,
look mil iri* luring o f Ihe re*
imrlinl mnvpinriil
nf
N a il
Irnoiis. iunks mill u r ljjlrry
punltimr nrixlh (b rou gh F in
land. iinri sjim iltnnconsly nnn ou u m t Hint the Irutmit o f
w a r m ulcrinl through Itnssin
lias hreii fnrhiriilcu.
Tlu'fe nrI hn» wr*iilil M'i'iii to
hid if ft14 at fun vnliji* a illilUllgr
of UlltMH'h }l| llffWM'll f I lumllhlp
with <
— ftl i mdy liiNtiirb^ci
hy tin* N»*i hwff-|i thro ugh Ihu
liulkaiiAi* ti* l m**mI**iu
|(i><iwpvrlt*a
ilerhirut ion that United Slaten
warshijn* tun* out
prohibited
from entering rum hit t mnes, it
wiitt liet laieij in (itHmmiy that
Ament mi *hi|N venturing
into
mh Ii nit N4 u tinlil til* tut potlord
H ave 'Open H ounc'
Schedule
By AsCsL.
•
A m urinm -BuiN W a r nhiiKvs Aid E n glish
In Paid On France
Nurwery School To
u|*rn houpe" it the Khii
! C . Nursery School, at wliicii
: will be civen sn up
porluoily In li-nin of (lie *cli<m!'»
‘t In the community, will hrved on May I from H:.'!(•
A. M. until .100 I*. M , It was an
noonerd tmlsy
The public I* invited to visit
the school, located at I*almeit*i
Avotor and With Htrwet, on Mo;»
tl-w ito h hao W a _ _ ---by DraSidrnt Itooeevelt a» Amec,
un Child Health l>sy.
“ The Nurserv Heboid Project
nf tha Winks Project" AdmlnluIrstinn of Floridu wishes lu ('»•
„per sto In this splendid work
and III living nnrhssls mi lb" " "
n - .ilv nf lusinlsining high hoitlHi
.Imidard, in (he sell"" I- "'"I
i.ffirisl* ariiniguig 'he
npi.ii huiite said.
Soviet Bans Shipment
O f W a r M aterials;
C o o l i n g Relations
W ith N a z i s S e e n
British Vessels
Sent To Bottom
WASHINGTON. Apr 110 —t/Pj
— President Roosevelt has ilrcllncd
to ; fAeppoinl Hugh S. Johnson
aa ajbrigudirr general In the
A rm y., Rrscrvi. Corps.
iW
While House nnnounccd
today 'that personalities did npt
cnla«>inti> rite President's action
and' thut Die raw I* not analo.
gous jto (list of Charles A. LindberghJ who re ianed his rommls.
etaa an a colonel In the Air Corps
Rasaare sflcr the Chief Eaecu*
Uva Bad placed him in a csts.
gory V itli apiwasrrs.
A Jcltrr unit In Johnson by
the rrrsldi'nl's
military
aide.
MeJ Cm 11 M Wntson. t.sld the
Preridmt frit tliut In ih. pres
ent rnirrgrnrv tin- ri-. appoint
ment nt yrnrrsl officers cllglbl*
by rrssini nf see tn the reserve
corps sliiiiilil l-i- restricted
to
those whose employment In ac
tive r.-rviee is unlkiputnl
NEW YORK, Apr. 8 0 .-(A*)Thr United Statss Steel Corp—
workfa
largest
maker—expo,
rirncad the blggvst outpouring of
xlcrl In Its hlxtory in the first
quarter of
this year, but Its
proflta ware only 40 percent nf
the moot lucrative three monlhe
of tha World War days
Nevertheless, net profit as re
ported yesterday for the qusrUr
ended Hor. I I woe 944A4t)J>U6,
It tha bast first quarter
I T T ? making
since IMP.
negotiation of
This W»| w«l] over the 112,.
applicable far T03.IU (revised) earned In the
final m ir ie r of 1840, and mora
than double the |!7,00J,8V4 for
x jjtsJ!
W allace Aids V F W D rive
osis To Ite Reserved
F o r M en G o in g
Into Active Duty
WASHINGTON, Apr. 30 —(Ah
—Southern eool producers end
John L.
Lewis’ United Hlne
Workers anion, itailed to their
first attampto to agrao on a tomWags bosla far reopening
mines, resumed Joint
today amid reports
M percent of tho Northern
fields ate Imck to operation
xuvos oif Um two
Meting agreement on
ry plan far applying
.■
Member AKsuciatrd Preiw
1941
ussia Is Wary As German
Troops Move Into Finland
Committee
enough. I hove bod persons c o m
to my tourist cabins. Just on the
edge of town- end ask hew f i r
It Is to Sanford. The city Is m
dark they don’t know they’re aL
.Itedy there."
’ 1. “ We need a slogan which
will dries home the name of San.
.ford to tourists, such as that
'•teed by Silver Springs ‘ Drive
Safely and See Silver Springs,
Florida .' I've seen tbrsa Signs es
far ns AOO miles north- and lt*e
1
'«T slogan that sticks in tha minds
Of travel tag people."
1. "9anforJ should advertise
Jto stliactlon* even more than It
fltoo been doing. The neWbdoklet
> * t published Is fin*, sad makes
« ' wonderful Impression on pres*
ifeetlv* visitors."
ft;! 4.' "Accomisodelions for tour.
Net*, such as apartments and
Hr. (Wheeler
declared
that
-•econdary road
Improveaecnts
-calory fields here are one of tho malt Important
•fhductive a t they Issues facing the county.; 1"H a
showed hew rala.
canid ha tamblned
or the-'celery fields and turning
them Into livestock pasturaa for
a while, ctpUhthg Ui»t a liWO
pound animat ^01 produce five
t f si* lone of roiapost a year.
* -Though PTOrIda imports 8.040
head o f cattle each year." Hr.
Learla atsertad.. -this stats still
has made mors prog reel In this
field In tha past few years than
any other *VaU." Planting the
proper rrsssta win Improve the
cattle, Hr. Lewis painted out.
F L O R ID A . \ V E D N H m f r .
T h e (ietmitiiM toho it parted new
Hinking Hf dfi/ifni lonu of Brit
Vice President Henry A Wallace ic cciv(-s n Muddy Puppy m ish Nhi|i|ting frot! "Ntrongly prule tte d (Mtitvoyii
Washington from sevi n.) ■m »M Cnnd Ili-tty Wickm.in ns •
l.timjoo utiiinuiHt'd that 15,000
\ v le ru n s o f fo r e ig n W h i . i u i . I i tlicii u itn i'R lrn fur i r l u f fuu.i
Mntiph empire troop* hail been
Thr VFW (‘Xpoets to sell III.... Iliun 11.00(1.(1(10 of tlie f l " » i i . , mm!
removed from iiveeee "to mrry
•-n the wnt iii other 'hrV.cri,1
by disabled ea-eervlci mi u m a u v c n in irn i Ik is jii I h I,
mid that the Cirri'« gnvrniment
hud ml vised lil ft Alt) Apt 21 to
wilhitrMW her <Kpnht)«mn* v fore*
heemite “ further nvrrif ltvM would
he tu vii in
The liri‘ Mv>H»d thfro h#4 J*®"
Beardall Avenue Student Singers,
3.4141(1 ratuialhra iirrto1ii;1MilF
W II Be Widened Speakers Present |nhiMii
iriMtpH in thr (trrviun rmnp4l|Ds
rim•*, Un removal <»f 46,00 Irffi
As WPA Project Kiwanis Program liottpn
|? 00(1 nf I hr ♦ofnl rtf (10,000
M*nt i*t
if I thu fiiraka
m
pi
till Mum i-i'uittrd f*»r
iim
(.Iii NiuHh ACcicn*
KooHcvelt Authorizes Glee Cluh Itcnrt'Kt’hfrnnl*
i
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a
flV
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f I It 11(11 1 1 *au| I Itl'v'sl sit P rM
Imiirovements ('ostutlivcs Arc Hoard; M,. ii.i.m ............. pomu
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ii
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s i*
iii
Fpvpt
Ing Total O f $22,0(10
V ,IM IK a n IsiHlt
11ii v ' *4
pl a n r*
I , it |led Mill *4nl|i*rr tvful ullr Hi
I'M’Flilrlll Il‘>4i*4 \I’jl IlMfs eg|>
Si* t i‘ti <"'I*H(
11"Mi S*'itims(|« ' |;| j p, t|w>,i
Hirrr •. .idiumrH in
i'MkVi’d ft WI'A ji(M|irl (|‘ %
%1414ii lliifh Nli* i hinmupa KiriL't aii•*♦ , n,.■•) m i ii Fiaiirr
fisun
which
Hi'iiMlnll A vaunt, rtiiiiikfi^ I In •'iij’ li imikuiM i a i) pH -I iiti’il i Ik pus
mujmi i .i (41<*r w fty ni*itinnt En
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f*ra*n.
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rhaaf Journalism Claia Mra J. N.
ew Significance Participation Is
i Attached To
Motive Power Of
F.F .A . Chapters
IheolnV Words
I* w»* a prophecy eel forth
President Abraham llnealn
fag i perilous period In ihs
lory a f our nation. Again, how.
». we sheuM read over ihs
lement and tenslder It earnhr, | t paw baa new value, new
rifirtnee, now Imporunce due
Ike pampalgns of Iho alleged
|i pahimnlsU In our country
i am eagerly walling for un.
I and distension throughout
w astry, Sot tot ut fo*l them
Senior Play At 1 High School Glee Club Captures
Southern College
Wilson School News
High School Is
Honors A t State Music Festival President Speaks
S a i d S U C C e S S fu l
A fter rehearsing fo r four Hoorn I eeabum « k t war* both . « b n | A t Seminole High
Tho
e n te r
play,
"False
Front*," which was presented In
tha high school auditorium on
Tuesday, Apr. 33, was a great
of Sootharn Coder*, spoke at a
■pedal assembly held a t 8*mlnota High School, last Monday.
Dr. Spivey was introduced by O.
E. McKay foOowlag tha devo
tional and Urn flag oalnta'which
w»» led by Erma Deodney.
Dr. Spivey began by. tatlink
of Frank Lloyd W right of WUe/t
H*ln asLa
la a a -J itoi ’ Go an
^
cousin
who kplanned
architect. A fter ho had; graduated
from college, Mr. W right could
not find any recognition in the
Ualted States. When the Japaneoo
government wanted to build a ha
u l In Tokyo; they sent a repre
sentative to Mr. W right to engage
him for drawing tho ppm. When
an earthquake destroyed Tokyo
ihe hotel atom remained unharm
ed. Blnco tbia time M r.'W right
.h“ n ln e d a great reputation
In the United flu tes a t an arch
itect.
_ Dr. Spivey contacted
Mr.
Wright and Induced him to draw
th* plans for a groat foundation
that was going to bo built a t
Southern College. Tba* asekJlec
Ry HERMAN MIDDLETON ture Is entirely new. Tba I I build
ings are mad* entlrsly of coquina
rock a ad class, and they will re’TWAS A STARRY
IN JUNK
■ucreu.
Those who attended tha ma
tinee, especially tha
students
from nram m ar and Junior High
Reboots, repressed their delight
In "F rier Fronts" whole head tadir.
The play was declared an #*c*L
lent performance by all who at
tended the erenlng presentation.
Endeavoring In acquire tha stu
dent*' imlnlrn of the play, a re
porter learned that, although a
raw mad* unfavorable comments,
a large majority agreed that
"Fait* F r o n l s " w as on * o f III*
beat play* that have ever been
an. a
Student SketcheH
•Twas a starry night In Jnn*
She was alone with th* take am,
th* moon,
floon the relaxed In her birthback. canoe
And closed her eye* s i th* broese
blew.
Then slumber came and th* pret
ty on* slept
While nil around her, water
sprit** crept i
And on her soft cheek tha moonbeam* did play
A* slowly, slowly, slowly she drift
ed away.
Rumblings
Nam*— Jessie Durden
CUsa—Renter
Birthday— May II
,
Favcrlt* long—*‘tllari|u*i
Nickname—'M lllin
Favorite paetlm e—Dancing
lanford
Flac* o f ___
Flret data with—Dlekl# Drown
Ambition—To be * math teacher
avorit* food—Fried chicken
LYMAN SCHOOL
Dreamland was good to this lair
on*.
For she dreamt sweet dreams of
her beat's son)
He apnroeched her with a desire
In hi* heart.
He snjd that ,ffon> her h e would
never part, * ’
Then. to th o . maid th* fin* lad
draw near.
f
.i
And 'both t f their hearts were
i lUlad with rheovi
. *<
fh im * he a*M “I love go*. Juan-
Name—Uartho Perkins
Clast— Freshman
Itlrlhday—Ort. I)
ravorll* eeng—"It All Tomes
Rack to Ma New
Nickname—1"Marty"
Favorite pastime—Hiding with
* tha crowd
pises of blrthw-Aonford
First dot* With—Ray Fot
Ambition—To b* a slngtr
ravorll* faod—fltesk
JTxh aix 'i.S
:
man U
It* MareanlimK
I a f New York,
lareantonto con
rn p re u tk* deUoilly a f the
for th* second tlm* 1 a t Ink*
Mkry Anr, it, Th* adntors were
given a hearty Invitation la cam*
M ain nest yaer,
• Troop R| held It* last meal
ing Apr. SS. Th* summer eehed.
ul# wa* planned and tha troop
budget wna revised. Th* Installallan af eight hay# which was held
a t I drman last Thursday night
was a p r a t success. Mr. Jon re
delivered a speech concerning the
history of scouting, This was
tnade very Impreaslv* by o candle
lighting ceremony.
Ilurint the flret' p art nf Ihe
week Ih# front hall ara* tlnod
with big and Hill* cardboanl
boxes, noses usually make ordi
nary people very curious and we
were no aaceallona. Upon law*,
ligation we found that a aew
Intefrommonkalhm system would
bo set up In the schaal aaan. It
wltt be another step In th* bet.
Irnueot af our education. On*
of IU many purpoeaa will be t*
bring edurallooat pro*rows which
farmert* could not be heard hy
the entire eludewt body Into svecy aloes room. This wiU add to
tha student's Interest In school
ty giving kirn a now manna to
• I UTn
nintoiU | | %k9 Kt(M,
Wa aim Homed that It aarvaa as
a good listening post an if you
*** u* Lyman Vida sprouting
pretty whit* wlaga f t * rap gwtos
why,
Tha Army U earning ta as* wa
May I . Now don't got sari ted
They w an t ho ta poison hut ta
Ana Wiggins
Neme— ........— — J* r* Dorm In r
Class .
Banhomar*
.........
Ambition...............To b* a d o c to r
Favorite food,.......Titsmhurger
R*» .h a te ------------------ Being sick
JHl Ilk*---------Driving
Favorite pastime, iBuilding model*
F y w lt* to n g -----“Froneot"
H rst date w ith------Ann R egftU r
Name
EOfiA had a wonderful time
at Iho mtuto festival •**,wa, hoar
—Orlando will mar* than avor be 1 Tha Jqnlor High Bchool cn.
Joyed as . Its weekly chapel rnlartalnm rnt on taeodav a pro
gram by Mlaa H art's Class.
The scripture was rood
hy
Dorolhv Crumley, the announcer,
Tb* school sang "America*' and
rave tba pledge to the flag. “God
tian. hut lota «
BHaa America" was sung fallowPAUL HICX80N
tag
the flag ratal*. A eeng hy
earn* “SUGAR FOC
James Drummond, Daphne Con
Tempo. Why and i
nelly, end Margarot Dingfeider
what we'd like U k
FLABBt 8sac 1*1
Students To Receive
Special Game Tickets
Through the
* "1
t „ uff ill*
Urn
U»c co-opeco-ops— *<
Sanford
n**eh*,l
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.
• - .Isaoc.oUuu,
students of Seminole
Saminola High School
—
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nut obtain a student
baaebs!)
I*J*k*L
jfhot for to
CO cents which will cncutltla them to sea any local gam*
coats Instead of tho
th* regu
for to
10 cents
lar admission of 44 cents.'
.Ticket* ara bandied by Alas
R. Johnson and may be purchased
from Urn office during activity
period or right after school. All
thoee who are Interested 'in tha
ball games should get n ticket
nt once ua no ona will be admit
ted for the student price without
the tick*!.
“ OUR" hoy* or* atm
Favorite food—
“THANKS FOR THE
IKS" *c »*t> h aep .o a
nasi. E ach. character told
Nell Stew art, Joyce Whlddon, and
m t f J W f j S m , occompanied by
V i i f BiVdln.
■L A rralatle danc* by Evelyn
8 tiles. Moosapsatad by Hales
Hutchison.
a. Duet, “You Forgot About
Ms** by Helen Tnmns sad Orien
Ferial, accompanied by
Mary
Martha CnwricVT
4. 8asqphone solo. "Stardust,"
dedicated to Marclo Proctor, by
Frad Dyson. Encore: "I'm gattlng ScnttmenU) Over You** da-,
dkg tad to Dub Eppa and Natalie
E F ta n # aoio. “No Nam* JIW*
Pat Ilk*......„ u .-,
Ftrel data with..
Ambition.__Th
niRIJT staging *Tm N0B9DTW
BABY" n a r w . _____
Information Cards
Filled Hjr 8tudenU
Ccanril has give*
ravda to each otodw
n jj **L w h M r a n d
will roaUUt th* ati
M
a at, 8*« tool* High' RrimaL
2
to
By HRR1IAN MIDDLETOgj
" WBCTTYA wiLKKlMK)N
E OLD HOME TOW N
s& rss
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n B N T T u folv r hupeo.
t u g POLD' PLAMRg r-k raU
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p ls ln t H ied o g o in sl
a e tU n lo r d l f s r c s In ! * •
n y le tl eo-iioo oodl * o \irl I s tn # o ff lew
“ l i t . C ftrh - f sold C ourt In U .
C o u n ty C o u rt H s u s e ut S an fo rd .
* i„lt,nlr ruutiiv. KlurhtV *■ *h»
llu lo l i a r In June. to - w ltl J u s *
t u d . A. 1». ISM- P h il n « ‘ « * » /•'»
r r n S u n * p ro confess® w ill o«
. . . . . . . — i . ; kb and
cause
*r h ’, *s f u n l e s * o rd ered th a t thle
nolle* s h a ll he jrahliehed o n ce *
VI o k fo r fo u r t i l
c o n e s tu tlv s
w ssh * In th e S an fo r* H erald , s
n » « s c o p e r e f p s n s r s l r lr r u U tlo n
p u bU shsa In
S rm ln o ls
C o u n lr.
F lo rid a.
W ITN ESS lh (t o fficial ***! of Ih*
ab o v e s l r l r d c o u rt an d th e h an d
a f | h e C lerk th n rco r t h |s t t t t i
d a p «f A p ril. A. O. I S t l . ___
d a rk
O
IV IIEItKDON.
o i ih s sh o v e e trl* a co u rt
U r: A. SI W E EK S.
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Cora rial ns nt* Hollclisr,
OrlsnCu. pis.
THIS CURIOUS WORLD
day and thro* night* each weak.
Batty Weet, th* program chair
man of Seminole High School,
turned tha program over
to
Dicky Brown who acted sa master
CUsa ________
iv t hot*___ - , j
|.
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---------
RlrthpUr* __ _
Birthday -------
All Dm girts In
wbc
have th a t "washwoman's awing'
and can really knack th a t Indoor
boatball for a loop horn .been l*
baring seme awell tfanaa out at
thalr practices. In this yaar>
crop of p la y m are Included
many good pttekar*. Thor* wfll
be twe or three more practice* ()
for tho gtrla > b o are Interested
in playing the final gema. *
This being tba last sport of
tha year all girl* pleas* coma out
because we need yon and wu ^
are hevlng fun*
__By DOT KADER
M l Psalm—Harold Kastner
Governor’s procUmation—Char
lotte True
Seng “America"—School
Story on Florida's Stele bird, tho
mocking Urd—Joyee Whitaker
Troea—Ceifle Lee
The meaning of conservation—
Jimmy Ilvosleton x
Poster Parade—Woodrow' Davit,
Thomas Henson, Frank Jammes,
A rthur Pinner, Laurence Pear
son, JessU Pinner A Charlotte
True n v i f u i j i t a t K O F fiO R lU A *
Bong. “America the Beautiful**—
in m m r o n »ici«i"#»-n ennw School
The children of the sixth, sev
enth, and eighth grades have
o a u iw o r r w u c A n t i
each computed one article made
M S UAU OTWT." w h o se a d
ftt>m palmetto in the craft school TOd reBU
ss e n d rv sld ro e s la o n h e o w s
which was rrcshtly conducted by
You , r * o rd ered to be e n d OP
Mrs: Janette Guy,
p ear to th e * ■ » « U ltt * f Cora-
l Ha." ii
i - ,|
<
i'. - ennalstad. nf a eropp . of variety
Banal What i w na. Ihatl
flhe nurrbers given by • seniors. Tba
■lapped a mooqullol
numbara- nra ns followit
i.
LI* and LAUBELLE
I . Com s o . Iponlah , dsne* t o
JUNIOR HIGH
Good Pitchers
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v
m
w
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More Fruit And VceelnMcn Thun Any
Similar A re a In F lo rid a
AN INDEPENDENT NEWjffAl’EK
—p
SANFORD, FLORIDA. M01*pAY,
Established in 1008
....
And Jafgle Meet Again
1041
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Member Associated
i ArmyConquers Athens;
ursues Retreating British
Union Activity
HeldNoReason
For Firing Man
-Declares Presi
dent Roosevelt Im
plied He Is Not
r UsefuI As Officer
Supreme Court Says
Company M ust Hire
Those Denied Work
Because Of Union
Lindy Objects To
0 Doubt Of Lo;
WASHINGTON, Apr. M —<A*.
—The Supreme Court held today
in a fur-n-arhlng derision th at
the Wagner la b o r Act require*
P company to hire and give back
pay to a person found by the La
bor Board to hare L-ccn denied
Work because of union membar.
ship or activities.
Tha drrislon al-o held:
1. The la b o r llonrd has the
power to m der the reinstatem ent
of striking workers who hsd ob
tained regular and t rt.slanUally
equivalent employment elsewhere.
2. In
making a
buck-pay
aw ard, the Hoard need not re.
utre deduction of amounts which
He recipient could haw- earned
hut did not
Initial fluids fur t-xputisiun of
Ui* nation's airplane production
capacity fium th r prv.ent gaol
■ A *ra
of 60,ODD planes a ycur lo an
ultim ate goal of 00,000 were said
over the niH’k. over u *nfl inner lining
A
HT’iim
antM
nnk
(run
rrew
at Fori Urn.
by Informed persons Sunday lo
Her ai’ctmn tan In' wt»in
.»
ning, C»., \t«‘ur« the new dual |nnpo<r liclmt U
be p art of u 10,67-1,005,4CH Army
supply bill schnluled fur cuntJd.
hut* Rt'ipbiiijr If** than .t |t mu!
heitijr tcfttrsil by the unity Thf hfudgoar in III
e rst Ion by n congressional conttw» HfCdlBio -ri I'OllVrilt IrtHJll ai«t*| tdtidi, b’Vk
initcte today
It was reported tbut tho meas
ures carrying funds i ■> Iman re
the growing land forces tor the
year starting July I would Inelude money for the |m rrhnie of
a substantial number of- addi
tional atrplnnes for the Army. A
major pot lion of them arc ex
ported to be heavy, long-range'
bombers — the "Itarktnmc” of j
e«riul striking power. At pres
ent, the Army Is winking toward Campaign
^ HI
f • * t trtsntnn, i*«miiilttee t>*l-ix ...M
M lliujrin^ Sues Not’d
a goal of 21,000 planes
•
II
•!
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V
C?
t
l
“
f
inniijsl)
sigi|irovk«l
(«!>*•
t
m
•
Of M o ro , Better
Underway
A House appropriations m b.
-w M . . : « . . Intnlrt iiruPoFfil $2.mio.nini iu> •' «
committee called War
D epart
nt’sday
A i t o m m o d at ions
( I r n i n L I lll>
|MMM.
wiagering in
I1*11 I,»Mee
CI* W
It to
ment witnesses lo begin testi
I>tr11m*11js
mony behind closed doors Mull,
Higyinr. wiHriiRiv *»f
Ibcubd
in lb* xobi.m
The mcriHte ha« alrcM.lv pa*«r«l|
day . Col. Leonard I' Ayers, the
'if l i’liinii'itt'. d*> t hIn-r I'fl
h ic h wou ld I..... ..
th tio f
t*ntii»1 Ini'Uu*-* d u n r u f Hi*
billI w
whic
Army's chief statistician, was Ukc '
ItF V«*► ln n v ltlrf ta x on w s g t r s f i o i n In to |.% n e t . , arfc!,UM
asked to appear first to give tin- c!or« *1
•'iidinc »*'*• »* |**.i t- -I
committee *n nvprili ptHitrt* of j l,nIthinkii8U^»ii*iKHM»|vw«!t
<**nt Yb<t Honor I* fi|»pctisl to I ^ 4 ,.v,
the ilefemu* pn'ifFTiin
M'i,iub*»r^i Hn* wnnnnl
tlu v
ttis'ititM-r- \ " 1*' oil Hu* bill lnh’l till- week
V
Chief Executive Had
, Compared Colonel
1 With A p p e a s e r s
NEW YORK.. Apr. 28 —
<IP)— Colonel Charles A.
Lindbergh.
“greatly
dis
turbed’' at the implications
Skrhfeh he aaid President
Roosevelt hsd made "concern
ing my loyalty to my coun
try,** made public today a
letter to the President re
signin g his commlMion in the
II. 8. Array A ir Corps Reserve.
T bs letter referred to rsrasrk*
mads by th e P resident a t a press
conference P r id e /' In which the
chief executive classed Lindbergh
O nth the eppeesers who urged
peace during the Revolutions'y
ana Civil w ars oh (he groundth a t those conflicts canid not be
In n speech here Wednesday
^
flier asserted the "United
S ta t e s cannot win this w ar for
England, regardless of how much
nsautenee we extend.”
L indbergh’s letter Mid (he
President tuts “clearly implied
th a t I am a e longer of use to
# U s country ae a reserve offl-
Col. C harles A. Lindbergh, principal speaker a t a New York
peace rally staged by the America F irst Committee, greets an old
friend In the audience, J. K. Condon, th e "J sfsls" who acted as an
interm ediary In the Lindbergh kidnaping. Lindbergh In his address
declared, “G reet R rilain it losing the p a r " end nothing the United
S tates can do will help her. Ho urged an Immediate “ negotiated
peace."
G reater Emphasis 50 L egionnaires
Upon Family Life Return From Key
Asked By Sackett West Convention
"Thera's plenty- of foundation
ra te d
s ta te m e n t
‘ha
heme merely
« lodging place,
Milton Racket!, retired minister,
a n d th a t "the whole vast told tho Rotary Club nt Its reg
m tgehant m arine, running u lar luncheon mreling »t the Val
o t ralDlons of tons. Is nt the die* d ai Hotel today, “ but much of
panel of
the British
governthe blsmo lies with parents who
jj jJjktkf* *
‘I n .■‘this difficult hour we themselves lake family lifu too
• o r e e k s are gratefu l to President casually."
Roosevelt fo r hie assurance th at
Rev, f-'ackell
urged
those
Greses can rely upon American prcient to put themselves in tho
hsIjV th e m inister said in sn
childrens place, and tiy t« un
Ha was intro•MY g o lem m ent has trans- derstand them
1 Itself to Crete where It duerd by Elton Moughlon, who
normally. The had charge of the program.
_____ array of Epirus,
Declaring th a t a U rge p a rt of
fo u g h t so bravely against
asksd sn armistice our International troubles could
______ jn t of the govern. be solved If we placed more em
, h u t It m ust be realised they phasis on honest family life.
w ith out food and inunu
munC Kcv
Rev. Sackett M i d , “ Wo wouldn't
unable to contlnus I br | | v|ng In such s topsyturvy
I world
if the
potential power
[ that is in each home could be pul
In work."
The speaker said that In his
work with delinquent buys, he
had found th a t 76 percent of
them came from broken homes,
OTON, Apr. g | — UtT homes th a t were broken ty dl.
th a t patrol opara- vorce or by lack of “family
AtlantW float have spirit.''
«xtended indicated
As a remedy fo r the condition,
I the United State* Rev. Beckett suggested spending
ited a large num ber more time in the company of
la along th e eaa- children.
“ Do not scoff at
__. in recant months. childish fantasies," he advised,
described by naval ce “but lake advantage of them to
ment uoefnl In patrol understand the child belter.'' He
M s destroyer*, subm ar. expressed reg ret th a t the old
th e boaster ty p es of custom of “ fam ily chores" has
‘ yachts, m tao Jo y trs virtually
disappeared,
saying
nd. ,f unctlen- th a t though tho opportunity for
w ltk those. children to do chores has gone,
L ight cntL the necessity hasn't.
P a rt of toe blame for youth*
light regard of fam ily lire was
laid i y Use speaker la the pro
g r a m which e e e k 'te emphasise
the place of youth In the outside
-rarld.
"The human anim al requires
th e longest parted of all others
to be conditioned to tak e hts
place In the world." Mr. Backclt
pointed o a t. “and I don't know
b etter place to g o t this
iU Naval Ships
Mdved To Atlantic
8 Leader
rite Daughter
U. S. Army Tries Out New Battle Hat
(serntan Flap Of Con
ti tit'sl rioats Over
Capital Of Greece;
Italians Take Corfu
New Warfront In
Africa Foreseen
Condon Itcmains Opti
mistic Due IV Aid
Of F.
In Atlantic
III 111 IV
A bout 60 members of Comp,
b tll Lossing p ost of the Amerlc*A Leertoe vend affiliated organ
isations returned yesterday (ru n
the state coni ration in Key W rit,
where George W einstein relin
quished h i. fiost as district cuminander In John J. Schick of Mel
bourne. and J. J. Kocco * * i In
stilled as member of Ihr ***culive committee
I leaded by Joel 8. Pis Id acommander, the group includeJ
the Legionnaires, the Suna of the
Legion, tli* Auxiliary and ,h *
Junior Auxiliary.
The Drum and Hugh- Corps
sod the M ajorettes took part in
tlir parade Friday afternoon, bul
because they did not have a full
■•-presentation did not enter the
competition. Prom the comments
of bystanders, however. Majorrite s would have placed first and
the Drum and Ougle Corps se
cond if they had entered, Ur.
W einstein said.
Several resolutions regarding
un-American
activities
w its
passed nt the convention end
some of them will be submitted
to the Legislature for passage
into law. The Legionnaires went
on accord ns approving the broodrnsls of W alter Wlnehell, Ur.
W einstein said, and this appre
ciation wiU be conveyed to the
columnicL
O ther revolutions passed per.
mined to child welfare, crippled
children and the S tele Highway
Patrol, which tb s Legion spon
sored.
Milo W arner, national comm andrr, told tbs delegatee of a
trip which he and five other Le
gionnaires m ads' In February to
various eltias 1st England, Includ
ing London, Coventry. Liverpool
and Portsm outh. Mr. W arner commerited on tho high morale and
sp irit o f tho English people doeplte the eufferinp they are un.
dergotng, M r. W einstein related,
and also said th e women ware
taking an active p a rt In the e f
fo rt
Mr. W arner reported th a t that*
w as no jwh which men did th at
was Ise k n t l f i r Iks woman to
undart o w .
Hollands Racing Tourist Increase
Higgips Greatly
Encouraged In lax Approved By Shown |n Survev
House Committee
, * • Di
(Ji Lodging Places
Chamber Drive
M
unit] he wuuli! I.«-
(Jen, (j i*om e I'
fnlluHnl
Ov 'which will h**irin WnitiriMhii, , nn4
r I jH'fl lli^ n IlKif*- «il
t» ikImih t
Mn i hbill I, rln*'f1Hint In
of stiff,
lb .
Ilo u -i
i .. ...........I u n t i l
n m r i m v u u u iiiriu uui of i
i , t. i huMH»
'
nj
tp r
2 S .~ fA .F \)—
British whippntK ln%«rN In the
RilhttrmtBl from (jrffrp al
ready tin %i* Mirpansnl thoM
ftuffrrr'l nt Duniirrque, Har
man trill tar* dnpalrhcri r*«
|M>r(iiI Influx
In Ihr |»a*t 11 day*. IlriU
a
More Tim e Spent In Corps, M a j o r e t t e s
Company Of Child
Mfcrch In Parade
ren la__Suggested
F r i d a y Afternoon
Lm
NUMBER 204
rrsH
------------------
tb »I*i|i| inn (Muling 28 7.000
Dm- biiw Ihcii Mink In Creak
it
tea* estimated.
I'bis, l.rrinniiA •.a)*,, In 25 ,01 n ••
...... than wam lout
in II «• lliid k r r l|llf DAith d ra w a f. 1
itibltnc that
this phanr of
wrlirtii in (hr F-AMtrrrt Mrdit* f Miner h I * in» inmnM In
coniphtnl
•f-a I'rfH
A lb'll
r ’-'
aw u atik fl
"i • •iui( -I flow tiHiny
i ■\ ■i 11
am i* lit
A t'ri)j)oll«
in A 'ln l ' I 'l l ! Induce o f tlio
U Hi I II ’-.
111 >I
d e m o c ra c y .
is Inis* In n I h i limn
efiliunun
|||H\|' -"U til tUTIISH IVIoponU-
'ii* iii i m i 'i n i ui' Ih e r u lr c ttt11isr II K !■' in n 'll*
A ii* tiii)iu ii
A lim
Spend, i said tlie withI ibi- Hi it iwh imperial
|.\ ihi si-ii whs underway,
lli ili" ■ep>ii led dive-bombri- " ii i bln-ting Mulish troop
i tiiMi-nt i a Inm*. spi'i-dlng thr laet
M l
t i mi' mgetil Inward au-
'
•■IIII I I lunke, qili
A - ll,e “ :| ilny
II i l l -in
i n il n d
i;............. un..... h i .I
i
p
u.,il
bl battle u f the
I i - fin a l h ou r,'
1but
Six 1" nk» i * will l< jiif m nli d
■hi (In 1 «ui run ni thr ntfitin^
ill v » Il h liist III111Ut4’
I ih’ mIii
(It* m ml « r ship di i\f
idlin’*
1 Ilf d« O 1 ilft.lf
Hill 1* inmil
mil |f. Kridti ri 14) Willi 4* If I'll h.
!n*.t til thf Void 2 llotfl W '1IlH'ri
dits mi t moif ii( *4 (Ml .. I'It14k
AIII ' un* oi|f <1 ttl h*’ fxpt el 1 'll
for
rontmrl
with (h«
(iletin L. Mirim
UninpMny of
Hsltimorc for roristruclinn of on*
tirw heavy Ijiimlnt plant himI n
nan:vliNI of Ha
rktalhifr
»' mt thill
VVflloostcit
aourci’s sanl
fui IVesiticnL Roosrvrlt
had
marked 11 ^ 0 0 .000,000 of the
000.000.000 lend.lease fund
plant axpanalnn* of nuriiermu i " i i r l i i ' b 1 (lie tli i vi" in two day*.
klndK These were said to inrluitf Mi I l u * r m * a k'-d I I io m * who o n ’
twru bomber plants, five atriilam mlrri-t. .1 in i ,it>* juximii^ to cun.
rniftne plants, and alpnut 50 ad* ! 1f*ci him t th> ( lian.lri r of Fun.
"**0 hint ui I In ■ lliili
dltional ordnam t’ plants «*f
tm rt.
ty fin hi hii thnl hr i hii
loua types, includmii (hose fm m r In*
the manufarlun* of lank* cun*. n>-.irn ; - (.«*ci cnriln to (hem
and ammunition
.... ' hfiRi rxprrtrd In ppenk
nt
U. S. Troops Sail
For Newfoundland
thr
tv
l'
mrc tiny
Tui’te'Iay
mpht
IJ-V. lib ; a member >,f
■lie Si,'IJte.id
Iii-psrtmen! .
blstlrli office jit llelatl'd, V U
I ,-uis ,,| the livestoek departii"'iii "I *i»e Atlanile f ’oas! Line
NEW YORK. Apr 2H —0»*>
id .Is t.onvltlc, Senator Krncsl
Ttie U. B. Army transport l-rmi I' 11,-"'Imbier I M Armilage.
an t Wood sallrii at noon Ntmday If I U loeler. am! II K llaine*
The pq'lie, «- well as n|| ,ne>for Newfoundland
emplnyea, is
A alatem ent released by l In- rhalil* ami fbrii
War Department a fter Ihe ve* •lived lo "tlend Ihr meeting, Mr
sel left the Army a Brooklyn base lligglh said
Mid
“Tha transport carried equip
ment and elemenU of Ihe 02nd
(Toast Artillery from slat inn. si
N i.U V IIR h
A p r 2N
id''
Fort Hancock, N J., elements of Kii W• on Ih* "im rdian, lie s m r
tha
general
headquarters air rt giandfalher Sunday when a -on
force, a m ilitary police unit and was ia*rn lo Kve Atiboll Wynn,
miscellaneous
service
detach, wife of Ids son. Keenan, at the
Hark m*NN pavilion.
■nents."
Legislature To Be Asked To Alter
Law Applying To County Hospital
Italian
i up" i iii, island of
,k west m ast,
eeti ante
Tlie Army Ini" ciitcrnl into .< nnr Tin
824 ,000,000
M in is te r
IV " y i
will hift nl 1 UI I' M hot will
1i'CPiw
..I thf 1-4 it t'In.
Ihdh 1 (iijnhi
1I’MlKf frt i nMft
Dm will 1■l'l
,||
Inn 'Mil
........ b»f l".*i k. i lhi>
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1
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r
lie
1
A in w
mi l l ' min imi) H \ 14 *
tin if
fell tdd .1 L'i p* M 'Kii-. milv III \k I
•d i > tin I.* Wl Iriliif
1111ft 40 1 k
.4ml M Hi lo l.mi rii *r
11.dl......
who 1i t olllHll id. 't d
AI i ndv p.« •♦•d ♦ v thf Si-nali ,
M 1 i 1 m ,i "rpM* IIC hhow of
'lipp Oil I'll thf .nl lumiritriitmn.
th. hill piol
will riiidi a
krttl'
Hou
•h '<1*4V nr Wiiliifft
ill* V It
p.lft*at'i iij iit-ni id i n lain la i Ml'.
m i n »i id nl iv i in.
n Min ini il) ui
t*r. IIH m- | lit I «mIii>f
Jmlt.ltlikT ......... Gill
lit p Hi* i ih i i
ail M'litnm*(mlJHii i« *tl« r ui (tit MU',.
n |*i i 1**1 In it k Hu: ft ii* in r i»ittl
IrtkilllMji iilllillllt 11 t In N (Milt III.
i'll* tilt I In 11••i * * h ill, vt» (hr
M;*li- Hjijivm * I hill tan liv Pith
rihttlll’d fill
final M'h
it
Ik f Mirdllltp Hit
Ailiiitiiih(rn!ioii
r ♦ ith-'t
(itfihf lit! 11mi hf |i,in%HRf of a
Sfiiuft hill ltikin»' from lh<- htttM*
rut i ItMt kh utiepm|
ni,(|1J||
yi’ilf
nf trill I-* i ivi j* hi ink** lit iMurlwimi.
I Ilf I |«M>h
l"'t
old
it off
ItvllMiilth
This hill ftln udy In*« pun.M'd (hf
Sr rmtf
Tin* lltiiiM Inlrtit Mild A rntn
fjtldftlti i timinlMff n wi*
i a|M*fl t*tl
In ri'i'tirf
Aiif*mt*y
f «rni-rMl
l ihIi*v
Tom
mi
\Vii|j««iii*s
hill
to
ouIIhw
(he rlo*diil nhup on poldkf
wurkri
1 hf lithof riMiiiiiitlff inky
ri’l ai \ jt ttn" k*11’ d ' 'dlM
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k* • plflj' 1hi 1nil 1l i hull hv *h
iriL' vairitil prop•Kly iklid Is *
Vfloplliy Mm prilIkft nnd the r
lip to Mo p*. pb*
thf in
at*■I*, impriis my t hf 141 I’OITIlilt M
1lull** Mm 4 nil! IlfIs ini'* ritid pi
VIII 1M|“ *4i | \ pori Milt 4*• 4X <t o
ii’f'h tliii
'If lIUfL'Ilf* rilltd
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to
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■ I,f opeIIb*g
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1 ........... i* - » •
nt in i n
(is
"■
massed
tinrilcj " f
i> |-',»*t A frt.
. ,|, loti-l,' prudurod
iiigqip
in London
It,, | .11 I I lull"-, will' tl'O
l, I ......... ... 11>, li nil I'lllil'n "U
11 ,,,
Mi-
i 1niti ,| Stati-s
in
.1 "(.Ill'll of Hie A llan.
, ,, , r, g i• v eiimiuerors
M i’ .
,i,i \ i In
ul I (L00
I l l s
, " l.,i it" ruing, Ju«t
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I
,
11
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i
Hi.
launehlng
III.
4 * 1.1
ii ii'tu'ig
Balkan
1 1 1If ,t,
1,,.1-liit I hr N atl
I'll*
1 ’ l l ' t . , Hu- ■■iimlillng colnip Iii
..............f ’ in
i ■-imi in ■il nf Hi* el*
11 ' r " gri-cled it e
1
OH oi ui
il,,. N ail Pan.
.1 .1 « 1” ,.,,,1
n it hi pimnl calm a*
r f f I. *
in
•
mi
i
(inm
ud victory
'l.
in ib
.. id - p.r • Hu iimpli-v of Ath111 11 Im ii - -tiiod since
♦ 1*1IU * In rmi- i liH 'l.
,i Itiiiain's im prrlat
I I I ’ I-'
14 41II *1«4Ml el MN I'UI* T*»•!
( iinmliait SaldierH
Arrive In Britain
V I I H in s ll PttHT, Apr 2H
. I’
.........
of Canadian
1 f n' m iiif iiifii mnl Ihi1 large*!
fi.M . M ( anitiliaii-tntmed inin-cr| nd flu*'* \r l to it arh thf United
Kmpdmn Imip nrrivrd f o m C aii..In i trike (In tr posts in the war
nni»i-I (ifrnuiiiy
\ 111 %mI nf (hf hfiivily.giiArdad
Hiiivny ivtin nnimuncfd after tha
11 it pt had taken (raina to their
| m vv diiiiiiiin und tha convoy w&i
[ ill IHTM’t!
I hr rliffMhy eoldlvr* said th*
w»s "nulel and dull**
with no! on** U-bnat oi hoatll*
MirrrKft hidnif algbted during !!(•
#nMre voyage
r
Tin* Hr il Uh said Ihia marked
artd h fi aueeeaful convoy job by
Hi,- iia>
wit limit the lose of S
-niglr life due to i-uemy action.
rr jff t Ihf I III. hut ByppurtiTH
••i|H fifi| it
ronif from th f
Amrrif uitlPin niinmiMff with m
Tore im portant change* in the ment agency. I'nder the present fiivurithh* n)M»r(, (hvrfdiv |Mjttinir
1MT Florida law under which law. the County is aulhnriiril lo il mi (hf tMili’fidiir for u vule by
the 270,mill t,mills unly In thr II ohm iimnhfr*hifi
the proposed Seminole
County issue
Among olhtT hdU nil thf cml- Vf |ti(MlK 111
nay fm tlw apensor's share of a
!y|i* <d
hospital would be built arc sought liospltal project to which the fed- fiulnr for thr wi*tk ii on* lo flit ton jdfirr fur Un
ta a wot too of Intention to apply era I gavernment makes a substan ulsdinh (Ilf Ktutr Milk Control pfitplr teh*i am* imt '*f« k mir
te e local legislation, field today tial rontrtbutton. Under the jiK'. Board, which Iihi price.fixing y l• 111kf nnd fiflirim n l • f Mu
Myhly
dfVflopnl i *•^**k t
•7 J k a a l s r E rnest P, Houtbold;r pnaed amendment the County povtrr It turvivffl i teat votf moif
town* in Florida
ui Ti!Uh&Mf«.
rouM u-r the 170,000 and build whfti »n ntU*mpl wr> inadv to
**Thp» di’ VfJopinfiit ctitinot «uinf
Tha firs t amendm ent provides lha hospital Itself w ithout the aid arnd it to ccimmittrf, after It
itImmt in oni* tM’AAon i»r pvtn hi
iiiicp win* reportill favorably.
• I th a Interact and principal of lha government
Bills »l*o have lH*on Introduced two," Mr Hi^irins dfflnml, **l*i(
a* th e hospital bonds must be
Tbs third change In the Imapt.
prlco
fixing » f r«* on thf right irAik «ml <f
paM
i f the money collet tod tal taw applies la advertisement! lo ftkoliih o thrr
*nll
fontUtf ntlv
follow
t>o«rdi And commissions, but thry » r
for bids whan tha constiuclion of have not been voted upon by thrmiyh lo (hi* best of our abil
(he haepilal has been started. committees*
ity, kp r»* IM»iiml to iturcArd
Thle amendment
provides -that
Tin- AtlvfrtinlriK pniirram whirl!
WASH IN OTON, Apr U —l* )
Ih*1 rhmuhrr of romiiiirn* ii*ronly ouch advertisem ent of bids
Edward P . McOrady, special
rlrd out last sumnwr And Fall F reight Volume
as are required by lbs federal
labor saw n !to u t o f th e w a r Dov i i iHvfn mutli of Hip rrtnlit fur
governm ent shall be necessary Senator Fred Parker
Truck Shows Gain
imnrovrd IouHaI btiBi/irAs, mid
This would place the bid sdvec
Dies A t Mayo Home th*
Mr Hlruini «i*f*rU*d (hat If thf
Using under the requirem ents of
w A h IIINC.TON. Apr. 28 — OA
tha federal governm ent atone, ra
Appropriniion in Incrraard this |
tpr. IS — (AT— State ymr,
Tha American T rucking Asso
U will !«• mionabh* lo «*.
th e r than under S tate tawa.
Senator Fred P. Parker, 61, dk*l
ciation reported yesterday th a t tho
Notice w a s , aloe filed today yssterday, an hour a fte r he had p#ct inori- visllore next srasuu
volume of rovanu* freight carried
th a t the' Legists ta rs wilt be asked Buffered an attack while aaUitg
by m otor truck In M arch In
to pass a special law author dinner In >be borne e f hie daugh MARJORIE KKBl.ER MARRIES creased 12 percent over F ebruary
ising tha Board of County Com- te r. Mrs. Maurice Folsom.
and .16 percent over March, 1240.
mias lowers te tran sfer and depo
P arker was called tha "Bob
Reports from 204 m otor car
LAS VEGAS, Nevn Apr. 2« —
sed bridge fund Burma -ef the Florida Senate," VP}— Marjorie Kaaler, 1*, sitter riers In 28 atataa showed U u f
'
ions ef • « , - because of his homely w it sad tha ef A -tress Ruby Keeler, and her transported an aggregate of Is ,
. bald by Sem i, sim ilarity e f his voice te tha radio erstwhile dancing patner, Georgs 416.127 ten* in March, coapuiuO
hi u fund created •stoodioa’a. Ha had saute heme Vieira. 26, were married Sunday. with 1J62.T4S to n s te P e h n * ,
' as a premium aeVletru U a private a t Camp ary. s a d 1,040,176 te a l te M o n k x
Roberta.
1040.
Soft Coal Stoppage
Said To Be Serioi
By
tr>esr%
K fA S
\
>.
�I
MONDAY, APWL *8,al»41
- A .r
J.’
' 'L'
1
aw sg
rw -O
aV
man Forces
iptAre Athens;
Pursue British
Iiuumnch u thla neomo to be.ona of those years .when
aphids, those peaky little Insects which prey upon roee
WASHINGTON, A pr. t t —
(SpeeMl)—
nallroadt In
I'M #
fment In Florida a total a t Fit.*
MWiW f"* m stertals and ■u’V
pile* o , all kind* and for w a r n
of railroad employes, tV» Attn*
.-(fit Ion of
Amerl.-an Railroads
anm nnced today.
*
.-,
This total do»t no* Incline
*«aa* paid hv I ho railroads W_
S 'o t" nnd loral eov-rrm ent-. ,tr
Fln-ldn. for which . 1P40 figure*
n*e not yet available. In the year
toon, l i 'f T r r , inch taxes totaled
I2S71.7M.
The stim ulating effort of those
otpendltures Is fr it th m u h flu t
the *tat« because nf tho wide
(ilstri'iiillon
of railroad wage
oavtoentf and the f« rt th a t m».
terlals were purrhisod In nn*y
oensim ate'v
S2.1 localities
|r
Ftoei^s. It rrit* said.
Rollwny nnrrhsses In Florid#
In in to of f'tel, m aterials antj
sttonllea
totnle-t 1187(1.1 ft#. • In
addition, tba railroad-, paid $31,*
natljtw (n 11>*0 in wages to end.'
plovoa lor*led In ths* state, the
total minther of sn-h rmplovel
in J o in .. 1(140, h sv ln - been IS.*
Sd|. The nuYnhe- of employes
represents the total number re.
relying nnv In July, some
whnm. however, ont" worked, a
part Of tho month. Average
w'eees. therafe-r. rsonot Im eat*
rutsled from Ihrr-e figure*.
o v )tR
T H S SAINTS' ASSURANCE:
O f s s r the Lent, ye his Mints;
tit th f ts Is no w snt to thorn that
four Mtn. Th* young Ilona do
!**}(, Sad su ffer Sungari hut thay
th a t aaak th s Lord shall not
: w M any good thing.—p«»im
* f |t , i s . *
f
It on tho affected plants, taking particular care to cover
all leaves and other parta of the plant with it," Dr. Tissot
explained. Thla spray will gat the aphids and will not in
jure tender vegetation or discolor I t ..
Playing a strong, steady stream of water on very
sturdy plants Is also recommended hr the Eitperlment Sta
tion entomologist to control aphlda. If this is dona, tho wa
ter should b# directed on the plants until the aphids are
washed off and then it should be played on the ground to
beat the Insects Into the soil.
Aphids develop and reproduce very rapidly, Dr. Tissot
points out. They reproduce asexually and give birth to
living young which begin at ones to feed and crow. In a
few days aphids reach maturity and begin bearing young,
Each aphid may produce 100 or more young and ns there
may be several generations In a few weeks, large colonies
can quickly develop from a few individuals.
Dr. Tissot also suggests a method for the control of
sooty mold on gardenias or cape Jasmine. This material
on the upper side of the leaves is. a fungus that grows in
sweetish liquid given off by whlteflles and scale Insects.
Thus, to control the mold, it Is necessary to control the in
sects. Spraying the plant with oil emulsion, being sure to
qilAKF-H IN TURKEY
.
* SMS OS tho bright
pillared
■■
clouds o f morning,
Bong
Suddenly discovering that the American people are
Bo so tho speaking thunder.
spending nine million dollars a dsy, including Sunday, for
lha Leer, wine and whiskey, Mrs. Ida B. Wise Smith says the
Urfltcd States could Just about pay tho cost of the war It
the fit,286,000,000 spent annually for alcoholic drinks were
dovotod instead to guns, planes and tanks.
“Let’s see what the nation cotlld do with that money
n it
if it were applied to refugee relief or to paying now—In
Tha f e l t plain My* ye* In high stead of In tho future— for d e fe n s e ,s a y s Mrs. Smith.
blue-pMk*d mountain*,
“EACH DAY’S drink bill would do one of the following:
,tha earth My* ye* in tha gorga*
"Feed one million Chinese refugee children for nine
1 , - CUt Canyon*,
months; or feed 000,000 English children for six months.
“Feed most of Europe's famine-threatened people.
‘Toy for 180 bombers at f 60,000 each.
“Almost psy for a destroyer.
“Pay for one or moro submarines.
“Build one-thtrd of a new encampment equal to Camp
Blandlng, Florida.
“Modemlxe 1126 of our 76-MMguns at $8,000 each. ’^Completely train eomd‘ 600 miTltiiry pilots at $15,600
each. * ,
WEEKLY NEWS COLUMN
W
&
£«
iso s —nm
sorilfw that-not.
r t The O h m .
rlenee Monitor carriod *0
bout old o n n a a troaa la
lounlr, which wo* very In-
M R J. A. MARTIN
Tallahassee Travel Agent Will
‘Dixie* Jones Is
Join Britain’s Royal Air Force Ohe Of Alachua’s
Ranking Farther?
TAM AIIASBEE.
April. SB. 1
(Spcclsl)—To giro .tip comfort
ind security In defense 01 your
iwn country I* to be expected,
Uul In IcavQ all thi*, Isutlly and
. rlrnd*. in go volunlsilly J.tHW
nljra away tu fight a war which
i* ragarda as “ not yet our own
• quit* another.
Thi* la exactly what Harry II.
■lay, Tallahasaa* travel agent
and husband of Dr. Marion llay
if the Florida Hlal* College lac-,
oily, I* preparing uCMu. i,
Hay. who la a form er A* so
ils Ird J'rvs* writer, g ill li-wva
Saturday for Ima Angelo* to laka
an eight-week “re fro h e r" course
in the air corps. Once he pease*
thl* he will go next to Canada;
and from there sail o r fly to
day period aa It would coat to build « battlaahlp Ilk* tho Britain for service* In the Royal
Air Force. He yearn* to get In
Mvlng hftw een the sky and (ha nowly-commlaaloned North Carolina.
Combat flying but will have ta
“If
tho
Unitad
States
gave
up
Its
liquor
habit,
the
na
• ta rt first In ferrying plane*
low ha Is dancing In n little clr.
tion could build 40 similar battleships each year without from one hiding place to another
■V. ding donee.
jia e n o t hear bis drumbeat*.
tha expenditure of an extra dime," “she Insists. “A month In Britain. Hay le believed to ba
St i c*n s e t hi* yellow swirl of on the wagon would pay for enough jteatroyer* to replace the f n t person In thla ylelnty to
lava volunteered hi* service* for
4 a*(
loose traded to England for naval bases."
mother country.
gnlcng a srats the valley.
The Tallahassee* n, who has
ithorin* Garrison Chapin
traw led the length and breadth
■f England where hr baa many
M very reason th a t federal
friend* Iii clvlllari a* well a* a r
I have g o t In he Increased
By
Jolt
HENDRICKS
my Ilf*, and who ha* vlilted
national dsfen** la all the
vrtually every w»r center In
t reason for keeping aUle
nora peaceful time* when he
I down.
Its JOR HENDRICKS
soon* of (ho Orient and with ths conducted tour partle), te l lev**
---------- •m
■ ■
MARION COUNTY — Outside Rothschild* and W arburg* o' Britain's fight la our fight.
I'l l man's world" .according of the S tate of Florida th e n a n Europe In another them* tong- *■
lie believes If Britain goes—
fra , Franklin D. Booaovfll. vary tow people who know that *Our Investments In India, A fri
Will- bw Just as long aa the a now Industry Is grow ing up In ca and Europe m ust bo preserved the last threahold of democracy,
o araran t It to ba”. Well, If our B tata. the long oil Industry. Save democracy!" H iller, July 18. which I* America—will be Im
nsn w ant the world tn tha Morton County In nooth control 1840: “Tha” Jewish capitalist!* perilled m e n than the average
peraon
conceive*.
Hay also
I* in now, they ara wetd s. and the adjoining raglon w ar monger*, th eir hand* atalnad think* ho ba* no right to alt
prod If tad, wlii boaomo tor with blood, *aw tb slr tangible back and expect tho other fellow
timg oil ceatar of tho United
pretext for m i l l i n g thgtr ,cU(o a t w ant ta appear radL Btata*. for already tho moat im abolieat plan* vinlsli. On** again to do aomethlng about checking
how would I t .d o .t o let portant plaotlnga a re la this ra- wo wltnoa* . g A nupiracy, • ol N atlem unless bo U willing to
in who a ra sm art enough giotv, thousand* of acre* having money-grabbing financial mag- do something hlmaalf.
Theoo feelings are dhared keen,
ka farm ing p a y . In time* proved successful to r tha past
ly by Mr*. Hay, who for month*
u p r o m t try t u l r bond se n t! or eight year*, ttu new
t
q
i devoted counties* heor* to a
nlng the government.— Ti- acreages being planted almost
“bundle* for B ritain” drive on tho
i Itor-AdyoooU.
,
dally. Thor* ts ona u n -ta -d su ex,
campu* teaching score* of Col*
traction p lant oohtiroetad, not
modern history ha* bean leg* girl* how to knit, and en
Germans Insist th a t ProsltUh Empire . . . Tho Cm. listing the *td o f faculty memUoogvolt an d Wall- 8 tract
the despotic, a rb itra ry and ter* and other*.
tih* ha* rwl ara trying to got the
n s . tyrannical rule over eetvod tho commendsMort o f Sen
look toward* securing an
ato r Claud* Pepper fo r h er work
plant for tb u naetlon,
In this undertaking m well a*
ar* the center of the
I be turn* o f. democracy." the *rulnr*rrrent of Mr*. I p n i m l
JM- « . J»40i “Eagland Holland, 'w ife of Florida'* Oovold
srn o r., A visitor to those same
wor“ldy empira try tort*,
world
r
J
O
LONDON A ir. ?1 —<JF>- Tho
Ankara radio heard he-o Sunday,
nnnnunred
that
slight
rarthnnik* tremor* had bom re-1*,
•crad In yerlou* part-. of Turkey.
Including Ankara, the eaplln^"
nnd A leam lralts, Important h ar
bor. No dlinnge n u reported In
tho broaden*!.
S k y OVER TAOS
. ' s a i l Into tho heart a i
r \
Straight rain.
YES
Her# all thing* toy ye*.
In the enormous silane*
It la word* slono th a t do
$24,000,000 In Florida In Year
“ w r's.rT 'iii,.,
8 U nit la* OLianJk
................................... (If*
i i1
A Polish aviation commander, StanIi Im O luanlk I* pictured as he arrived In New York from the W u t
Indies Island of Martinique on bta
way to enllat a * a pilot tn the Royal
Canadian A ir Fore*
GAINESVILLE, Apr. 18 (Special)— Alachua county rate*
J. A, (Dixie) Jones «» on* el
Its betl
and
. r . __
_ moat progressive
farmer* and cltU rns.
, And here are its reason* for
piecing him in this front rank
position':
Year* ago, ho started from
“scratch", wind lyy hard work,
good managem ent, and d iv e rsity * '
U jj. M bow h k i a flnoi ,f * m ; i*fj
MO, acre*. an attractive ru ral
homo, and he has Acquired a bit
df city real estate as ah addi
tional Investment.
<w*vvipmvmi*'ii
Diversification iu
fo(r i»
a |tlong
'i f ( d.
.time
__
h*s paid him well. He prmlocaa
bright leaf tobacco, c o rn ,. pea
nuts, potatoes, nnd other general
crops, lie h i * a big yeer.rottpd
vegrtahle garden nml fru it and
pecan
tree.* for thn home fond
supply, and hia family ha* plenty
of milk from several Jersey
rows. In recent year* he haa be
come Interratod In heef rattle,
and now he ba* a herd of DO
good H ereford grades. Ilo also
raises hogs, keeping 14 brood
sows and selling about 100 hogs
every
year, and ho haa GO or
mnro goats which also bring In a
tidy little sum annually. A good
form
fleck provides his family
with plenty o r eggs and poultry
meat.
While moat o f hi* paetura la »»•
live, ho la gradually Improving It
And I* loohlng forward to the
lima when It will be of maximum
value to him In feeding his cat11*.
Falk* trho have Inspected prise,
w inning. A U rtu s county exhibit*
a t lh* S U U F a ir have seen much
of Urn produce from Ifr. Jon**’
farm j a* ha provides potatoes
co m .‘had baoUt fo r those nearly
every year. Usually his product*
• r a o f h lu * 'rib b o n quality.
The done* home la an attrac
tive two-»lory house surrounded
by shrubs and flower* and
•qulppod with modern conven
ience*. Mr*. Jo h ra ran* a goodly
*opphr r f vegetables from lb* gar.
den fo r tho .fam ily Uhl*.
Mr. s a d • Mr*, Jen** ara grant
cannot do
to help.
and Mra.
brush with
peraotut experimscoa, '
wss In 5 pa In studyin
University n f Madrid
Saanlah civil w ar bruh
•h* had to leave Si
A o u rk e n r oa » Unlb
Par aaa* u N a r art* ra n .
m rr
h im .
234 W. CENTRAL
after nation wo* crushed
la th a t aba
esora actlvo
Both Mr.
bad a clooo
D. Varner* Orlando
fcp.'SfiSS.'o.’S
of EtoHEoFAB ore Row
PORTRAITS
EtjlW@LOPE.SIZ:
'PRA'MINO~aiZ
Yawl Wa b a rs r « '
ravOrfi* brand *t
WINK, m s A w<
« n m . rb*a* aw*
fa* frra * » ll» rr.
BILL'S
PACKAGE
bTORK
100 W. First rft- J
e x t e r m
WIEB0LD
STUDIO
i n a t e
P r o te c t Y o u r
:
�THE BANFOR0 HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA
Evelyn Echols And
Harry Hansen Wed
S o c ia l A n d P erso n a l Activities
Social Calendar
MONDAY
Tito Y. W. A. of the F i r i t
B ap tist Church w ill meet at the
b a n e o f M rs. M . W . D ra riso , t i t
W ast Sixth S tre e t a t 7:30 P. M.
A l l m em b er!
tend.
a re
urged
to
at-
JU nlor High School Stunt N ight
w ill bo presented In the auditorit t n Bt 8 :0 0 P. M . directed by
B n . Boyd Coleman fo r the herefH o f the P. T. A.
TUESDAY
Tbo annual B aptist W . M. tl.
rally of tha Sanford D istric t will
bo bald in Oviedo a t 10:00 A.
M. a t tha B aptist Chu rch. All
Bhnford women are asked
to
bring pie and cake for the co v.
a n d dish luncheon.
Sawing sessions will continue
f p r th a Had C rest In the W o*
m an 's Clou from 2:1b P. M un, I
• SO P. M . with the J u n io r W o
m a n 's Club sponsoring.
WEDNESDAY
Sowing sessions wilt continue
for the Rad Cross In the Worn,
a a ’a Club from D:30 A. M. until
U - .IO A. M . with Mrs. Msblc E s n ld g a as sponsor.
The
M u sic
departm ent
of
tho
W oman's Club w ill give a p a rty
a t 8 d )0 P. M. In the club house
in observance o f the club's 2Hih
___ w _ .
In » wnldin* characterize,! by
beauty nnil tllynity, Mia, Ex-etyn
Echo!., ilnuRhter of Mr. and U n .
E. C. Eehcl., l i K i m r the bride nf
H a rry Han.c n, ton of Mr. am<
M r,. E. R l ln n .e n of Danin ycaten la y nftrrnoon at 4:00 o'clock
in Ihe FirM Itnptmt Churrh. The
Rev. W. |* Ilrnnk., J r., pa stor,
perform ed the lmprr»*;ve double
rinjr ceremony in the presence of
iccre* of friends find relative*.
The church was beautifu lly de
corated for the occasion. Lighted
white
cathedral
ra n d ie s
In
branched candelabra nnd white
pedt -on! baskets filled with calla
lilies mill Queen Anne's lace, set
amid an embankment «»f palm*
and fern tmt«*ed in u formal se t
ting formed the background tlecoratinn for the r ostrum on which
the nuptial vow* were exchanged.
Lighted white cathedral In per* *n
Telephone 14H
MRS. LOUJUNE BEAL, Society Editor
Miss Echols' Bridal
Party Is Entertained
F o llo w in g the n - h t i r u l of the
wedding of their daughter. M ill
E v e ly n E c h o !., w hole
m arriag e
wa» lolem nited y e ite rd a y afte rnoon at 4:00 o'clock, M r.
and
M r*. E . C. Echo)* entertained the
m cm i.ers *of the tindal p arty and
other close friend- of the couple
at their home on
W e .t
F lr a t
S tre et Satu rd ay evening.
Th e loom* of the E c h o li home
w are opened em u ite, tra n sfo rm ,
in * it Into a
veritable
flow er
garden w ith quantities of Sp rin g
flow er*. The m antel in the livin g
loom wn» b n iilfd w ith a (olid
m as* of ca lla lilie *. babv breath
and fern w ith lighted w hite tap*
e r* In d iv e r rn n d lra tlck s placed
On each ride. Flo o r iia rk rte of
pink gladioli, and sm a ller basket*
and bowls of roses. I aby breath
and fern w ere placed about the
room. F e rn w as entwined from
the foot of th r sta irw a y to the
landing
W all
v a ic t
holding
Queen Anne's lace nnd fern com .
pleted th r flo ra l decoration*.
The hridc • room w as decorat
ed en tirely in w hite, w ith ca rn a
tions. gladioli, snapdragons and
Queen A n n e’s lace
Thr
g ifts
w ere displayed upon
a
w hite
covered table and
the
brlde'r
book w as presided over hy M iss
_ Elizabeth Whigham.
0 The . Ju n io r
A u x ilia ry of the
Th e dining taMe w as overlaid
Atnhrieian Legio n w ill meet nt w ith a point de V en ire cloth and
the home
of
Mlaa
M a rg a re t| centered
with
l‘ e
traditional
!50 Legionnaires
Return From Key
West Convention
P e rsonal s
M iss M ary E lisa b e th N eely of
Lak elan d war. the w eekend v is i
tor of her mother. Mr*. J .
M.
N eely.
T ra cy
M rC u lle r, fo rm erly of
Sanfo rd, is
now
resid ing
at
G reen Cove S p rin g s, hi* friend s
w ill he glnd to Ir a n i.
M r* Pearl H a n se l ha* returned
home a lte r v isitin g in the so uth
ern part of the .to te for wevrrul
days.
H 'n s tls a N
frost
r*vr
At Our Parhnge Store
You’ll Find The Rest In
LIQUOR
f**«r »
B r a n d y ,
dre^se.,| (he delegate* on the »l»t ("i oat Iona I sit uni ion, and dec In »*etl
I h it \ inv rica i< detei mined
*ee
• hnt E n g Innil wire* t h e writ
W ei n s t e i n Mini S e n a t o r IVfipci
vvii1 nut*T>okeu on on A in er t cat'
nctiMlie'i in th is c o m r i \ , an d coti.
■h n m ed t h e s t r i k e s iu di f. n*e in
do In e*
Ma nv of th e ileh’g a t e s wer e i t
k fn un f.iiir* lhii>m.’b the r
S
V ii ^ \ a » d at Kev Wes t wrlirr*'
the* wi'i’i' p e r m i tt e . |
go ob'Wiid
di *1 I iivel‘4 otlbiOM r me r'Mil <' -1*- *
I until S lot's They nls » v o i h l
tile tef'elif) ■ h u d ' *4 In id w h o le
ei L te I moil h tin In •%
% T.. Iinn-th'
•b e' h biimlin
VI*.*!ii non no n
i \ , biilui'?
Moil
.iff Iivt
n e
’ ;i» • mod
BAGGETT'S
Liquor Store
M nt h e r
A remit"
• CLT FLOWERS
;l l
• BLOOMING POT
TED PLANTS
M r. nml M rs. E . A Monforton
returned
S atu rd ay
night
from
K e y W est where they attended
the A nteiicnn Legion Convention
• CORKAGES
N e p t u n e w h ite glitcliMH T h e wiruiow* hi hi
in fton.1n-| ariAtigoriM in* of w i n ’ • «*»r e k an d
and Mr*
fern
A p r o g r a m o f imuMal mufti?
w a s ri'Miiiriit hy Mr** Ev.in* MrCov, tirganiM, i m l u«t m g " V m n M ist C n rlln Palm er who is liv
t nol* C'npriee" hy K r c M r r , “ T o
ing in T a llah assee during
the
|l A Wilil It»»He*“ hy MitcPrvrell
Le g isla tu re
session,
w as
the
a n d "A ll T h e T h in g * V* it A r e "
C'eekrnd visitor of her parents, b y Kvrn-Iln?wiier*tein. V r i l *<*fr and Mrs Floyd A. Palm er ' lerllo n*. " A \ * M n itn " h v S c h u b tM
n n d " R pciiii **1* hv
IV lliirdelnt
,’g n h i m j w e r e r e n d e i t «| hv F r a n k K Hiftd[he w in - 1*''% J r . n ep h ew o f th e hrnte, of
S en ora F e lip r Pupil, w ife of the A re.
S tates, presents to Mm II Ihi'i'Vl It Ml
fftto r tiandkfig, flr*f o f
leiivr Montifonii'rvr
Ala
Ihinrtg
n
• SM IiPBliK liV
I n rg r *hi|>i"i
lldd Sivnotj Kupil, “ U u hi mlml i f | i
I’oopvT it inti** in ni'i*Mm Imum' w i rt
I
i
rh n m p u jtn p ,
W inn, (lin , C ordial.*, f i r .
A. K.
Post-W ar Days Of
Woman's Club Is To
Florida Described ( oim ncm oralc Orii*in
Rossetter
Florist,CeleryAve
tho
Inil*
[ j | !e e r e m o n y ,
"L i e h o * 1m m n M
hy
, L l a i t , wn* *i ftlv p lay ed mid t h e
^ t r a d i t i o n a l wcddihir ii.urr! m hy
a* Her Mfriidelaaohn nnd Wiijfi • r
w ere
■S.
M r*
r n t i i oil the rh n ri’H
1 hf
"U tl"' m m of h rr * it her, hy
whrdn mu vuM given in imirrinifc*.
Shr*
hiTiit'ifut iti lo t wi'thtiniT
I gown of w liite hi Idaf ~nt in t inM r ami Mr*, K H Iln n t r n nnd delod on p iin re ** line- T h e I *njr
aon. W ilbur, arc e*pected to a r . w niated hodu ■
' fval u r. I ■>*
riv e today from linn la to attend I
iienrt neckline nnd nIm J«'«i fullthe wedding tomorrow nf H a rry iu*** in the fm n l, with L mht Unlit
!tan*en aod M l** E v e ly n Ech o l*.
i f it t in it "h c\ i * thnt .......... to n
H a rr y llanaen arrived la*t night. I point o \ n her w ii*t*
The hack
of Un* bndit't wit* Ir m .ru*i| from
Mr*. Sheldon S ch m o lie
and ! neck line 1<»
w ith tim •■tin
M l** t'alh erin e t 'a r le r of Tam p a covered liMtlnllR
Tlo*
I'ln c c fu l
viaited in Sanfo rd ye*terd ay en sk irt fell from the Unlit liitln jf
route from C am p
Standing to hot!ice nnd hack f o I!.»•*»* term in
their home. T h e y w ere accom ated in n circ u la r ti n in H er lln panied hy F re d M iller
jrertip length
veil of *heere*t
illusion wor ctuiffM with » cor -net
Mr- Isclia Newkirk and aon, of Htephenoti*. H er oidv o rn a
Fslwin, of IjnkewotKl, BL, have ment wmn m moonatone necklace
lu'en the guest i of Mr*
New^ set w ith diamond* *md >he cm I t*d
kirk * parent*. Mr nml Mrs A mi arm bouquet of bride'* r«»*ea
F. Isanham for the
past
two nnd Hteplmnotla nml
nhnwered
week*
w ith w hite nnUn rihhufir
Th e hridc chowe «* her m alronM rs. P a u l Petold, M r* J
E
ef hoiif r her ainter. M m
I
F
W athen, Mlaa M arv W athen and U a rn e r, who w ore n gown (tab
Ml*k P o r i* Sue W illia m * spent
loned n f pencil *dk v u n n iiilictti1
S atu rd ay a fternoon in p e l jam! n *
over orchid tuff* ta, featu rin g iunir
the gu *'*» of
M r*
N orm an
fu ll nleevei fastened at the w i'd
Wedekind.
and double net bouffant
• k in
which wan nt inched to a Mghih
l i r a . L. M L v in h a r t » h n lia- fitted pointed Im -quc w ith nhirred
licvn vUiling with her aon otoi
daughier-ln -law, Mr. anti M»* fiillneaH in the front -ind n * w c i
I Henri Neckline. She tvoir an m
J a m r i |)n»»ey In Martin, ila , lm»
rrliirneH to h r r home nil F.lm I chid gladioli floret in lu’r I**"
and carried n c r - cti-'c bouquet
I
Avenue.
1 Minuet trlndinh tide a i'll ocKsd
Mra. I l a l t l r Couraev hail «« her aatin ribbon.
M o* H elen (In rtift MMemled 1 1
piieala y rx te n la v her ann.in-lnw
j bride n< mu id . of honor v o lu m e •
anil H a u th trr, Mr. ami M r > Itnh.
gown of f f * e **dk niaiuui** ' 1*
ert Tajrlo r and children of Dr*
over orchid tn ffrtn , mod* led mi
Undo and D avid anti Hillv Finn
sim ilar linen to that of U,
on
• -V. F ra n k and T a t , M rM ullen ">
f r* n ,of hr nor. A yellow pludi L
Cam p B lan d in g .
_______
I floret wn* worn in her hnu
t
her eu»cade
houniiet
*n "
"1
So u ve n ir glndndt tied with vellow
*«tin ribbon.
L ittle Joy# H atch er, niece of
the hH d t. nerved hr flower Lr'tl
d ream'd hi yellow ta ffe ta fii’ t'
; ioned with n very fu ll *»kirI / a lii
ernd i n to a high lmai|Ue w m o !
FLORIDA
H er blue velvet naah waa tie.I i"
buck and fell the fu ll length *»#
t f«e d re* a, Hh r w ftre tweet h e.u
rfiaebiidn and blue delphlnim n in
; her h a ir and carried « F ie n rb
basket fille d with
rone
pi Ird*
which w ere (pattered in the path
of the bride,
Mr.Vlanaen eboae a»
hi» beat
man h i* b ro th er, W ilb u r tlwnseo
of H ania, Midu*h«>ra w ere
the
lirid r'*
hrolh er* R oy. I l r i man
and f .im r r F.choU of tin* • H>
rind C la u d e Re hoi a of Im vhm .i
Beach.
Mra,
K rh o l*. mother
o f *he
bride. rho*e a »ilk print model
w ith a purple flow er predrndnn
Car In Rapalr-Bul
udeniale
Wolll*
L a st Tim es Today
•
TUESDAY
BARGAIN DAY
Double Program
nnd Mrrv K. K, llann en of D ania.
A a a iitin g In aervinjr were Mlaa
Hetty Sue H atcher, M i** E lia a I **th H atch er,
M i**
K lita'ieth
W hlghnm , M lVi Jean W higham
and M i** K a th ry n K in g of Mont
gom ery, Ala.
I'reaent with the h&*t and hoa*
teaa w ere: M i** E v e ly n Fxhola.
M ira Helen G a m e r, M i** K a th rvn K in g , of M ontgom ery, Mlaa
F .liiaheth H atcher,
Mlaa
Betty
Sue H atcher. Miaa Ilerach el H am
by, M lta K a th a rin e V o rn ay, Mlar
E lia a h e th W higham , Mi*a Jean
W higham . M i** C ath erin e W hite,
Mir.* Em m elin e Thu rato n. Joye
H a tch er, M r* P. F .
W rig ham .
M r*. H e n ry Thuraton. Mra. A. I I .
H a trh e r and Mra« L u c y Mr Nab.
AI*o, Mra. E . ft.
H anaen
of
Dnnta, Mra. Pnt P atteraon, Mr*
F , E . B ra d le y of
Montgomery,
Mrr. IsOurlne B e a l, Mra.
C.
P
F o r re* ter. M r. arid Mra. I).
K.
M cN ah, Rev. nnd Mr*.
W.
P.
Brnoka. J r .. Mr. nnd Mr* P . B
W atk ln *, Mr. nml M r*.
L.
F
G a rn e r, Mr nnd
M r*.
Claude
Fcb o l* of Pnvtona Beach, Mr
and M r* Itoy R eel, Mr. and M rr
J. W M cCorm ick of P a U n d .
H erm an Echfil*. Roy Ech o l*. W il
b ur lla n *en and H a rr v Hanaen of
P a n ia , H enry C a r m B ,
1-eonanl
C'roR/, E lm e r Echola and Frn n k
E . H radley. J r
of M ontgomery.
A la
the
H E n e g l e c t e d hia
g ye st Not until he
d evelop ed a very
bad "aquint” did he
h a v e ua e x a m i n e
them. Result :
S ight -p rotectin g
g l as ses that he had
n e e d e d (or t h r e e
vearat
htiRint
opened
ttllli
t(*'
acripMu
f.
a
her* pm y m, 1 1
in u n co il I I
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Dr. I N G R A M
• O P T O M E T R IS T •
[Mb MAGNOLIA AVE
.........
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S c lio n l
“ S lim !
N iifM " j
Slnlcd This L u ninu
PERMANENTS
N uw
I-
GROUND
WOKK
TOk
,
SPMNG
Fashion is atoo than " d m i
fem mast
Am hare i c o r r e c t fo iu M U d o a . Plan ja m c o r •
act wsrdroba, now, if yon would ba flawlaailr
groomad. So* our o«w ooUscrion of Goasard
foundations aod consult with Goasard's strli«-
MISS PEARL LAIRD
' TUESDAY, APBB. 29th
in i n r n i r n bl# of
pg with which *hf
n a v y b ln * cr«p«
ind w hiU atjow hat
worw > n a r y oi—
actrim m ed wrllk a vail,
lia r
* m
travciad
1 . _______
M M orlaa v a r a In n avy and w hile
an d b a r cormar* waa o f Blaphen
alia.
M rs. H anaen has made h rr
hom a la S a n fo rd alnea e a rly ch ild ,
hood, aad atU n d ed
tha
local
m hoe-la, g rad oat la>
from Baminola HWfc Sch ool In th a rlaaa of
I 8 W . B a r tha paat two yaara
aha haa b aas aaaocUtad In b uaL
naaa w iih b ar a la U r . M ra.' L .
F . G a m e r aa jo in t o ir e a r o f the
-it HM!H11,
u«.
I I Ilooted
I . I.
oonoUiifi l lodav nl flu* offi
' * P rc-'dent Edward Conindi nl
• I U 1.1««.«11 %
klm roll* g**,
The gift nrhidarRhinR. providid
Gir |n fh"* w ill of the l»i « A*her! W Gilehri*!, g o t o i wn w«ir.
th y
in i in|mi
1lir i w !*■»
!•i « *»r| « t
t u n m r* nr s e n io r* ea ch year
J*t Flop ida S ta te College, and to
girl* whii have helped work p a il
uf then
w ay T h e Reholarniup*
represe nt a rrn*iderahle norti m
| toward a v-ear'* expense* Hreaiv
i n r the *rholar*htn* for the n***t
r - » r or* Mlaa Helen AnLa Pavii.
** flrtamin} and MI** f*r*i# Lee
F e rrh a n d c f Donlfay. Both were
'•►a^ualr't from high school with
" A " grade*.
min it I mu'*
1* *■ thorn
n is |ire
I 'a n
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lli v ‘a
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llrntlii)!
O u r Nlmp in w ell e q u ip p e d
lo muki" n n v
rep u ir-t on
fn rin rm irh iiirrv , ir iiilr r n or
u lh e r *‘i|iilp in r n l.
^rholiirsh'D1' Awarded
To F. S. C. VV. Juniors
• dm
D a a fa w h e re ha roeelsed hia ado-
S lo p
Repairs
Ai»r» in
I AM \ H A S K F E . A nr
?k
w as n f • Special •
A w a r d of
l,il. Lm
)Ui»R
• h idar-h ip* t o tw o F I . n d a Slot*
rf
th e * ollegi- ju n io r* L r n e s t year m *
M rs. H anzen, m o t h e r
| in H
bridegroom . w»» * " » n
p urp le p rin ted allk di •ip with
m a U b lp r . .rsd ln cu tA . a m i not Hr*
and
a e rsm o rie i w rre in wh it.
« ll h Ih ia coatuma aha w >i r a
eoraaga s f w a U o n la .
t.
Im m ad iate ly fntlow lnx l
m en / the n nrljr-w add ed rt.nplc
le f t f o r • wedding trip to an un
_ **tln atlo n . ___
l.
A D B t iQ ild d
Mra. ^Ham
In
S a v in g s ,V I ini li
: \ hs n
I M I - i*«H» H U .M i i I | t u
The Yowell Co
SANFORD.
lim e
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. in tnt
fnlr
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a i l ! I * 1* e r t . lilm m M i n f , I f t U .
keh, aad Spy C llftaa ran
H eart I 4 « ' • » t •«•* I I , | t "
II aria law 1.11*1.4*.
TELEPHONE
Viail or call on your long-time reliable
103 • ,
local (Irugglat for your drug netnl*.
You ran ultvaya la." nure of ijuulity and
acrvice when you trade at
g U liff
Laney’s Drug Store
W e Fill A ll Prescriptions
Melarh Building
---------------------------------- .-a
Sanford, HorM*
O a i - 1.
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M O N D A Y , A P R I L 28, 1941
TH E SA NFO RD
M o n d a y , Ap r i l : M , 1 * 4 1
H ERA LD . 8A N F0R D ,
F L O R ID A
May N o t Run In Derby
Bengough, Former;
Yank, Rates High
As League Catcher
Bill With Yearlings:
Play Daytona Tonight
K ettles Earns Shut
out Victory As He
Gives Up Only Two
H its In 7 Inning*
,
.
I 9
[
A
•
A
H oiba ait
■* Ocoarr
Deaan Dltiff,.
dibit*, Mai
Mae*.. ara
.
leveled to tha graupd ky
rapidly bafora high winds. The nearby resort
V
%)•!
O pening even : w ill he the S .V
000 (• nodal round-robin a l the
F ie .h Meadow (1 i \ Fluahlng, N.
■•• May 22-2R. A fte r that c o n ic
Ju n e r,.7, te n o n u . s . c . a .
open rh am p iniK hip . C n lnn ial clu h ,
Kurt W orth. T e x * .
I3 .1 B , IfiOf.O
M.xhnnlng V o lley open, (itn ird ,
: It -- " ! trtniin In v e rn e .* In^I’Afiun, Inv(*mr«« d u b , T Ic.'o.
Ohio.
J u l y 7 |. i. tMtOO P C., A c h a m
pion* hip. ( h e m Hill*. C . C . p i nver. r o l l ; 1 8 . JO. XMinn Ch icag o
Klmhiir«t d l l . ) ( ’ ; 24 '*7
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Putil
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K ri'e r
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Florida
r
r ia in ilr r .
Fender*
7 'I. f'.xnadinn o |i - n ,
S lrilg h ten cd
League Officials W oo Writers,
Umpires Talk Back Al
To.
Dinner
It A il.IFF & SON
A S IIE V IL I.E , N C , Apr " s
— Ill o n e o f t h e liiggeM up*
o f th o w i n t e r c i r c u i t , llilly T 1
K It h In it I
Im i »,
of
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m r) in the
• feed n n .I1
o«.od oport«. i
twr iterr
ran k in g
p l a y e r , poli*he<! o f f
top-fteotlori
lb bity I t ig g '. t h e nation'** No
'
p«*rf i m c r , 7 5 . ft. 4.ft 2,
in
•!».*
final* o f t h e Land of t h e S k \
ten n ie t« u r n a n i c n t y e s t e rd a y .
b
INSURES
m i n i ion I
T a lb e rt odm ittodly w m plnvine the fmc«t trn n i* of hi* Ilf*
w hile
H i? ? *
looked
lia t l'* * !
ihrouirhout the mutch nnd wa«
I
fin ite ly having nn o ff day
M - i l m i t o l In M h
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NURSE or MAID—Ruth Ed
May Hpencer, 412 E. 4th 8t.
r n ext 30 day* only. W* of■peclal price* on complete In.
)R k n WOMAN
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Ilatloq of rang* ty item and (O M
time job. 1100 (lolly Avr.
I. Ea*y teria*.
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EXPERIENCED
DRIVER.
22
Aeroaa from P o tt Office
aar* old. Wlllla Evan*. Core
anford Police Dept.
I Suite,
inaeropring
r aale; also maple tlv. MISCKLLA fil KOli«
aulta. Phone BIOT,
AUTOM 0BILB AND F urniture
'painting. P a t John*o
Oarage. Pboue I f .
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In Tournament Upset
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Sent
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10-21.
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llu r a l
in vila tin n .
P hiladelph ia
b“ ,“" “
th. U t . h . r . l Ni.,1
L.U.X m S k £ ? l " ™ -*n.M.H f.r .1
* • on. home, and no home elth.r. T h. houaro h . r o h ^ d ^
3 t S % 7 p m « ' n w ^ h l^ h '.w
o fficial
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rnnin;
a r e e q u ip p e d w i t h t w e n t y - t w o T i m k e n b e a r in g * u T p r o v id k 't r v u b io -
’rival* Paul Caecoi
«nd
..«■ O f f IM ill - fa r
rm ir-e
I mofthft|«(t
M4 medium (it lea) tanks te be dellvtred by C h m - manlga In the new C ^ryel.r Tank A ratn. 1. P rW
.*r * 2 i ? “ r n I* tfc“ V"I«!M «Utae Army ae M rt'a f
lie ceatHbutlon to tha NatUmil OeUna* Program, daflvtry, l u unuauat m*n#uv#r*b|llly, tromand*
•trlklag fero* aad d tv a tu lln g lira poW«r Ware d i
■efaro tha year end* hundred* mere lib* Uil« #n« will
enttrated. Plnlehed way ahead ef schedule, thl* im
9* eemlng air the iiiim M y line* t* etrengthen Amec, I* ene *f twe pilot model* whleh the Cerperatl
lea a mechanlied fercea. Thla taak, the meet peiwer* baiit evea befaro Ka tX fiOO.000 tank plant wa* ce
ful weapon ef It* type la the world—literally a roiling
pM ad. When fqll eperatlen la r*echM ,'m er*'tlii
fe
-w ia
turned .over to
U Maler
Malar Oeneral
Qanaral dharlae
r 'k . n . .
’• rrtr*
t r iile
s —w
it turned.oyer
JOOOO worktra wllf be.em slered hero.
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mi«i M at*
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r * ■ »ht« t h #• 7th d ar of
coran.
Kr«l in i on
Si | i it •• •
II hr S»a
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N E W Y O R K . A p r. 28 — (yp —
A sum m er tnui nm nrnt schedule
o fferin g (On,M1(l m p rire money,
<v*» IrU n l frfr dm co u ntry'* pro
gi Ife r* y
j, e M rrd ty by P . 0 . A .
Tournament
.. „t Mnnnsror F re d T o r-
.tii-i -1 11
U III . a ,|
f f U B UniUd Stale* arm y ha* a new b liu weapon of l u own la a
1700-pound m idget recoonaluanca car. It U capabla of 03-ntUa
apeed, earrlq
carrlqg, a machine gun and a crew, or a q u artw -to n
perr hour apeed.
»d.
Huge cargo pighaa
ptahea now In nrodurtion
load. Hug*
production inr
fo r <
the United Staten
governm
ent can ewallow
govenrm ctit
awaHow up to u r or five ot the*
the** midget trucka.
fully equipped,
d dtpoelt
esulpped, m
wad
depoflt them In the
th« battle «oi
ton* ready for Im
m
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_________
m ediate
ediate action.
action. Somg
of ibae#
c a n ___
have______
four-w heel drive*. Ail
N
* ttm+rml rirruUHort
••tint*
Summer Golf M eets
List $60,500 Prizes
Sanford split a twin bill with
Ocala yesterday aftrm oon, win.
nlng the second frame by a *hut«Ut under the two-hit pllrhinir of
Al ‘‘0*6*e" Kettle*.
Th« Seminole* meet the Dayto
na, Roach lalandera tonight for
the flrat (fame thl* *ea*on The
Invader* hold a alight lead on the
Harford toy* in the league stand
ing.
i In the opener Sanford made
the first tally in the thin) in.
nlng hut wa* unahlr to belt in
another run, while Drain »rnred
In ■(he fourth and the extra
eighth Inning.
Coming Into the flrat of the ex.
tfa Inning with the *eore tied,
Wilke*, Yearling thiM bnae van, I
got nn through an error of pitch.
or iludann anil came home on .i
tw o-baggn nailed ty Kirkland
The neat two men came up and
went down for tha laat two out*
nut the ball gai.ie wa* gone, aa
Sanford never fot n man to
flrat bate In their half of the
Inning
The Seminole* dropped three
chance* to **u»h aeroaa run* when I
they retired In the .econd, third
•
•
Pketaa ky O. & Armr glgaal Coras,
Bag la t e n Malta Tb*t R m n Through Hilly And Brush-Covered
T errain With Midget Rrconnatasanr* Car.
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ONE OP RED’S BEST FRIENDS
WANTED fa r
D J.B E r a i fUGHT H ERE I
WITH LEFTY. I _> WITH MY FR1EM0S. YTXJ
VxFWTTO FIND l
HILL t r y to prc a /e t h a t
IHE ONE WHO V
RED 15 MOT A H ILLE R , _
D I NOTOONCEPNED
COMFORTABLY furnished
KILLED
I RANGER
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THE LONE RANGER EH? W ELLJF HE
-------- -COOKED GOOSE, f
DOES LEARN THE TRUTH I'M A
�W e.
Wm Turn On Roseia
nr.,
S e m in o le C o u n ly I 'ro d u c c s
M ore F r u l l A m i V e g e ta L Im T h a n A n y
S im ila r A re a In F lo r id a
w iR n n i
W a s h i n g t o n . Apr. n
—u n
1— P. T . B a rm a n who one*
marttad .th a t “there’* on* barn
ITT mlaoU,” would bar* loved
toeky Darby.
Ilia famed observation protty
dooaly f i b th* nnltiatad among
darby fan*—tha fan* who can 't
t«U on* her** from another whan
they a m o f lha *ama color. T h a n
« n many o f them already an
M od fo r th* *!Lyear-old daaalc,
i’ Middle and A a t
U tterly hostile to
denial planting la
A N IW D E P E N D S W T ^ E W S P A P I tlC
Taka Lha ease of
IPSt favorite. O ror a
TECHNICIAN Oaa
yvar-old fall h n A a r
by nomine*. E vei lb
had a hard lim a U
a p a r t Bo th* m i l *
F L O R ID A ,
definitely w hat tbao am
aboat
Thi* often moon* dot
heavy overcoat and
i
o f Franco. Aa y e t them
ma no Indication th a t C arhaa aorrad (pacific demand*
i Petaln government fo r the
« o f troops, diplomatic cb -
ssault On
Islaad, 75 Miles Offi
Gout Of Greece,
T la Now Government
8—t Of Cou ntry
6,000 Dead Reported '
Buried In Belgrade
TU B 8D A T,
APRIL
M e m b e r A n n n ria te d P reset
N I'M H E R 205
London Repairs D am age o f Worst Air Raid
Ford Checks A New Bomber
Soft Coal Production '
Will Start A f t e r
Shutdown Of Fields
Over W age Dispute
Jfmb' Fought
Southerners To
(*Vt Wage Boost
Acrogg Channel
BUDAPEST. H angary, A pr. t «
- W 1 — T rarelam from Belgrade,
bomb-ravaged capital of Yoga
alavla, report th a t MOO dead
have bean buried and th a t lb*
rity la returning to normal. Civic
British Boats Damag*
• •< In German Atla«fc Along Coast
Disclosure Is Made . r\
By Spokesman For
*
lA»wi^ Union Head
WASHINGTON.
undefngUd on land,
eportod preparing to-
W o rk tr-i
IimI/h- -nift
Cwto. 78 m il*
■f Grook mainland, in
nfcht bg a fuli'drcm
w u u lil
S S LiEnowfthe
* jtov“*
«*•y h is for you to owJ a new
Florence Oil Kang*. Donff envy
your friend*! Have a Flo fence Jo
your area kitchen I •
Florence offer* you everything—
beauty, convenience andbeccet
cooking. Them'a a model that will
please you—and you can afford It,
too! Select it from our bigfdisplaw
5-PIECE BREAKFAST SET
T U rc o ”
g u a ra n te e d
S ta in lea*
1 U . n ig h t from
■OP.
P o rc ela in
A
11-00 A W E E K
j l
"•»-* IW w t a* lw r—ialr»4 hv Ik*
rn»«wl Oa**ran«at (ball b* r—
la in *
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o r. HafiNMoir.
.**. >b- ■«—r i of o a a t r
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I k
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*wa neriooa iogrihav—apocl
TaarKer oomlnatlona fo r th*
•at and ariillaip uilgki iadtmte
tao tetlv t etah of tbe to r t like- n e it echool year were epprovrd
1 1* boo**M general in the cnee a t a epccial meeting of the 8*ml.
'M m otan a tte m p t
Counly Board o f Public Inawaited ttormln* etructlon Saturday morning, T.
W. Lawton eald yeetarday,
Only nomination! com Idem!
wer* of teacher* employed tl.U
yeer. Contract* ere to be oont
out to the following:
Beminol* High School
G. E. McKay, A. R. Johmon.
L. L. McLucas, Mb* Catherlnc
m
It O U T S T A N D I N G
it F E A T U R E S
S u u lli.
Itronli*, Ji
Takaeh, R. L. Gilbapl*, Mies El's- '
abeth Uuhrman. O. D. King, M ini
Ruth A. Hand, Mr*. B fflt Dur-{
den, Mlsa Laifra Chittenden, Mrs.
Lucy Smith. Mb* PhyUb Smith, |
Mies Ethel Riser, Mbs Kathryn,
Lawton, Mr*. Ma* Fori. M n .'
Gladys A. Smith, Mbs Elisabeth
suirie, Mb*
M U * LI
Ulan Dunlap,
Carle,
LIUJan
Dunlap. Mbs
Rebecca Btavens. Mrs. Olfie Mae
H ir f K. Stone,
thr*ugh Mbs Edna W™
Chittenden. Mb* Dor
othy Renford and Mrs. Mildred1
Babcock.
.
|
Vocational School
oSTaiSi:*
W H S
"“ •
. Hanford Junior Uigh Sehool i
ff» E. Morris, E. A, Yancr-- ,
M lu Mary N b & , M o^l.
Mbs!
Georg*n* i t o i . l l t i -
Bm trice
■am**. Mbs Charlotte Maughton,
t1^ J»M Bkaron,; and
Mica ■
Loub* Swain.
•
,
Grammar Hchmil
u ^
U n.
I
K ris l r m i Flynt, t
B /bll RouUi. /( f la t Lillis n t
im ttto N b .l
Mr*. Wonay*
Thomai E. Dewey b to be
drafted today hy eix national
amelioration a(*m l*a to" condiKt a 910.7MM 0 recrea
tional campaign fa r aoMIrr*.
tallura and other youth In
national defense, according
to a report received by Th#
Herald today, front Boy A.
Roberts of tha Kanaa* City
S ta r and chairm an of th*
United Service Organisation
Editor* and Publishers Com mlttce.
Tbe President a p t acctcU rlca of w ar and navy have
declared tha p ro m M i* Viul
to national drfepa# ' morale,
Mr. Hebert* e a jri The plan
call* ftrv MO aerrlca club* to
b« citaHiyhed a d b a a n t to big
camp* and naval at*liens to
provide recreation fo r the
men.
r
Included In Urn agenclee
y w k h to « t tha nUn ere the
V- M* C.
Tb# National
Catholic Commanlty -Sarvlce,
the Salvation Army, the Y.
W. C. A-, tha Jew b a W alfara
III.-
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pn.lor " f 1 1.,1 11,«|«.
Il>( < lu .(i ll.
.lillliln l
thel "tin- ...if ||iin t out -Im iii I miv
ro n trlL u ti.iii o f tIt,- (I,tilth lu tin
nation *«> thrmit:h ila miIIiimH e luXv
a t n >|i<>lul
h - iit lir in
w e m » ila l D ay prea-r* hi at *N *utl.
Iiolr 11i|r>. P .lio n l uivi'ii .mill . ll.i
a u ip lc v , of (It. N . .1* \ lloM at J
ch a p tc. of III.- |t.iltn | 0 „ i. k h i v i »
nf tl..- ( '....I. il. . n r v
“T in ■p.m ..I | hi' S u u lli on
Hw 'p ir ll ul 11 ii«- i u ltiirr.
|( i >i
llro o k , o-ahi. "o , n iluro tlmt i.
■ugirv»l>'il I*. Ho ti-rm ki-iii Iim ini
C o n tr a c ts WiU B Schlff, USO Official
Sent To Those Re • Claim* Morale
ceiving A p p roval Troopa M ay D rop
o
I
|H.lfM .||,|| for (tnloii
I*•* ••*!! ..| tic .S.iitluni nrottu•»
*
.t* •« i«t
l*i« t«|riil
llooAe-
imi i m ii i
lll<l
J
production
i Mtiinttiii «• took on
Charm Of Old .‘-outliI 1 iltoA |- I* iinti
l.i t iiif lit id i tilling thr
«li—
1*111c Mini g et
Is
N ecdfd Today,i Mill com|
ting |
niMicr» lirick to w ork
Speaker D e e l a re.s •tigi*il
ik D ot i i m l n l to keep df-
.
azploal
-* r g S u % M g
.
A
sTiS
&w f a n s a
Filling Station
I n Authorized By
City C'ommisNionerH
N o w
V.
• - >s
9 1 1
"•"If to
CHhlbReWseMt
maWaste Basket
t s r : J £ . - 7 a a z . “ -o“. ~ ! a
HUM»a S U I - M l o n t a t a —t Ike
O -iM r •* i w i M l , nun M ir a*,
v-cl **— *»!• (mr VM> te r eeeh
i-
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•tchyaatCeler Schema;
jT .y p in u .i.-a .
lt
Pelopon
coni
Ich* -• proilurt n n pnmg
A f l i r :» i Io n ’ll nn • ting of the
l *|h i ml ron n uiM rc t•» in vestig ate
td eftn - epi
( lia irm a n T r u
man. h 'n i'M iiit. M neo u ri, naid tha
HH'iii’ ctb I*ml i||»nihn't| th r po*HibiliU
of
-ub to ittmg a peace
fornniln I mP
loot
ivn rh rd no
ttpi«« Mfrit
lie
mdiletl lb.it the t viu in jki**
meel ag a in Unlay, probably
for tin i"i,|><> . f>| form ulating
t
i It li'W lIt proposa I
lie had
hop. • he «iiiil, (lint a « rttk m e o l
•night l»* vM.ikttl out ie fo re lh a t
tune
|
Kiaili. i
I'r e-plent
Rnnncvelf
l»»lknl
• ii.ia tio ii
ever w ith
eoiu»M
il h-julrr** and it w i i
}
unit, tits •(
it<
\iN*
eonaitlering
................f 'on
mIt liotigh
o fficia l*
"
'b'lif on \%11mi thU m ight ha.
D* ' o o ..f the S .n a lo co m m it
..........lit , ntilt^
WASHINGTON. Apr 2U -H P,
— Jhon A. O'Rourke. Mta.m
port director, raid yesterday th#
Association of America Port An.
i
thorttlaa
would bold lu thirtieth
annual convention s t Pork Ever. I
glad** and Miami Nov. U t. The:
InvltoUon waa accepted, be said,
a t m meeting of the aaocutlv*
committee yesterday. He estimat
ed the attend*oca a t th* eonven-
Towiwend Clubs Elect Drua As Head;
Hear Representative Weir’s Report
ti^ ta.na
|»f..
• I bi.w »M*i^/fin»t iTTr I ’r r a l.
•I*' ' " »rb*
w flblm lil
an y new
to i | m| ' !|. T i i i i i l . e l l i g
" **h
D i l I 'M h I im tl'in * alurnp'•u
•■••••*
n n lr " u ib *’ cu rta ilin g
....................... .
mnnv
in d u strial
u lm l iiim u ug out of fu rl, II w a i
*i|ipNM lit • Deal a ciiNia wan n ear
i uipi.,* i/ini* the
•.iriouanaaa of
Dm
iMi.iimii. ,i W ar D epartm ent
1 *
.•■arrteil that a ron'•i"i* I
lu iiilim ii at the mine*
u "l.i idai * tlir en tire defento
♦f *• 1 1 in pi a v r iriip a n ly
' I » •* • ' "'I tiie fa cia of tha
• iu .iio i,
I.U a id
T M cO rady,
........... . bilau
conaiiltavit to the
d' p.ii ttiteiii , foM tiie apecli^ Sennil cMinuiilt** " F a c t a which a r t
i*ivnip tin W ar D epartm ent ae»|M.| •o m rtu b erauar they fo re.
1•*d'- ii • iitu 'ilro p liir effect upon
Do-nidu i i i a l
m o b iliratio n
ef-
1Ionic C-iiard To Hold
W eekly Gun Practice
TO MBBT IN FIAtniDA
J tlflr anil |»l ■I til p rartir,- —III I kheld ca rl. Monday night at H tin
o clock In the futon- II.El.-atl of
ev ery two w eeks, member., of the
Sem inole
County
ll.un.- G uard
decided l*» l
night
A I k o i I fill
w ere p rrkrn t at thr n .rrtin g .
A ll in em ler* of the unit are
urged to attend the wi-ckly d rill*,
which .ire held i i . the re a r of the
A rm o ry
(J.in» and uimnunlUtu.
a re furnished
thing of
Hi.
g in . i . i u . i i o i Min
rh a rm lln ii
Id.-.M-d Hi. .,i,
b'oullt. lie . Ilfnnka nalil
T rrin n .g the Win It. t
,, H.,
S t a t e , . . . Hn"g ie a t A...*-... no
tra g e .li
lb,
that tin .
. i.id l.i'
........ ...
have U , i,
t.i
involved HI.gilt ... l,,n ,
,„ ,,
lied arnood
. . " i.fe rrn . e >,.|,|.
w ith led ..ep i.l . .,n.l ru>i.i.|
s io n . 1 - iie .l. I t . , I l .......
...id
' lint • n.i-i it .-An..- Hf.d ..n ee
the S o i.t lii... ... hmIi,..„I fin.gM fii.
W A S H IN G T O N . Apr
-'P -(Ah w hat it Ik-Ih , « i | I., I , j.i,( ,...,1
—The Wer Deparlmrni unnuunrrd rig h t ,.t d. ...iir i.lr a lr d In Hi.
todey Culonrl Charlrs A. Lind w u ild ■ I . .lira ,-. and Ir a v e ry no.
bergh'* rrsigiiatlon a . .. reserve s u r ju io r .l ... .HI II,e .to n a l, of
air corps ufflcrr l.a.1 been ac lim e
G ra te fu l...
Hi mi H.e t.sSl,-rcepted.
I.lmlU-rgb bad written Presi l.p s. nf Hu d a y , of Hu- . . s t i r . .. b.*t ii., lit and e a rly l.a la y as
fa
st
p
a
r
.log
a
a
a
y
e s p , I
dent Rnosevrll he was tendering
j " " b o i l ' I'.-, ulutrd anew in. (ha
u l.,'
.a id ll.a<
hi* resignation l-cause of tho by the ,|H -atr,
I |mi- - i ' i l.lv of a G e rm a n invasion
Chief E irrullvr s comment* at a “ the lie .ita g . of H.e Sm ith ..
• • " " " Id U -fo rr the Itr.H sh Isle s
recent press ronterri.ee which lonevr a .i,.|ilr (or H.e n ative
''• ts re iv e th.- fu ll eatent
classified him with Ih# appeas- and d a u g l.l.-i. bill for the o a t|.<n ", f' i !"
I n itr.l .Stales aid
We r r jo ir r that no li
n a of the Revolutionary and Civ. a s a oh ol.
1b. a llm k on tl.r town died
from the N orth, from H .r Sootb
RcHignation Of (^)l
Lindbergh Accepted
liy public funds. Use po<ir fund,
amt tha public dole would I* Im.
m edbtaly eliminated.
F rdrral II Warm.
e n d , Ptat* coatriliuLions to old
amounting
tu tteoytoo.ooo annually would bo
eliminated, also Ih* 6W lax on
payrolb of roar* th an |2g.ooo,ooo000 In th* Social 8M urltv Aet
would ha tlhninated. The Town,
send Plan would do more H ue
redute taxes. It would provide a
system fa r preventing any fu
ture depression*."
- .
T h a now Tawnaond Plan that
b now la Cungraos has been
figured out by «ho boat econom-
j •;!
Im- n v s i i i n n l T h u n i d a y .
" n nil III .Ifliii t I,r u il, a fte r ha
•' • •• • I v\ tilt ilisi i h i p n - itlr n U
"
\|'i* tl.M hiitti i Mill a n a th%>
[iice, riremenj Future Farmers
‘'Southern Spirit”
To
Hold
District
ill Be Issued'
Meeting May 10 Lauded By Brooks
Summer Uniforms
In Memorial Talk
• O a -th . w *,t«m front.
. . a violent
annel duel raged through,
fam aoon a* German long.
«aa burled high explosive
■ * * 0 c e thga fo u r hours
D *me am#— poeelhl* in.
F lll* l>
_wM« BktttaL
Enamel. This aat consist* o f a good chroma
SPIECt KfTCHttt i N S C H B L I
vrOMM ttewrvfav 7 . 1
G recia n
29 I'lilrfl
in Hit1 niitioti'g bituminous *' M
fii lil, hI.miI down Hincc Apr.. .j.’di
I in ;»
«• over a now
!.'n
ivniti' contract
Tlic anaoiinccmcnt
won
dour is from the s t r n U and
p o w rr am i telephone ca b les
recover* from w liat author*
w * * M ta l aaat of King Geotge
« . I t alee aarve* aa a Britiah
pmatimahly fo r th,
«f * W \ Britiah
Expeditionary
r ” 1” * hI*h kaa landed them in
Apr.
, T ,i i t n l
MIno
C i i h . ii
n n n o u n c o d .,
Soulhwest Town In
I'.iigland Is Bombed
from the K.iin I ur.il the W r . l ran
now wlrti rummiir. fa llh and love
.T '" *
'*
'o f n a liv i
Mlsa Khaala-tli Wb.gbam, pa,I
Slate pri-skb'.it ,.f the ChlMm.
of the Coi.frd.rary. was Intro,
disced at thr asirmldy iy Mi,,
Erma Ih.udi.ry
Ml«* Whlgham
prtsenlrd Mrs E. A. Domrla*,.
educational rha.rn.an of the N. da
V,’ Howard Chapter, and past
atgte officer of the United Daub*9n of U»* Confitlrncy.
Mm
Douglass gave b> tho school IL
ovary tha “Msn.olrs of General R.
E. L*e," on behalf of Mr*.' C. P.
Herndon, end a aet of four volumoa on General Lee which the
Chapter donated.
d,.u>, -l..rlly after midnight and
|»|
raid ers
bad
been
reported
el.i-w here
Knrly la.t evening a few bomba
» .i r droppH in East Anglia.
Port.mouth, from which many
res.drnls fled to (be rountryaM l'■
l«>t night In fear that tb* heavy
■aid I.f the pievious night would
Ik- repeated had no raiders up
to an verly hour thle morning.
LAKE WORTH 8BKX8 RADIO
WASHINGTON. Apr. 29 _ (» >
—TI.e Lake Worth (Fla.) Brood.
M u lin g Corporation mated
th*
Federal Communication* Commia*
elan yesterday fa r a conetruaUaw
permit for a new broadcast ate.
lion to ha oparated on IM0 HW-
WOULD COMPLETE CANAL
LOCAL WEA
WAHINOTON. A pr. » _<*>
1 *WWi»UMvo Groan of n*r. *
* .Wtradoeod a maaaur* to am
■i
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Bata Of Locals
[aid To 10 Hits;
ftltloclc Get s 4,
iduding Do u bl e
la u lotlaw ai
To *m*s 4 M et to I t » , a
It
I t «M I t of CtUptbr b i l l Low.
*1 Florida A d a eC l t t l , aa am tndMl t>r C hapter I I I N l a m o f Flor140 Acta or l i l t , th* 4aMO batna
tb a CMoner or -th* town
or
Loagwoo*, oo th a t
It shall ba
discretionary
w ith
tho .Tow n
Council
m
Ldodw eot,
Florida,
ra ih a r th an m obdalory. to, certify
to tbh Town i t lo r Day for eollrrtlon taxao o l tha no 14 Town wblrh
h a r t baa* dallaqaaol r t f ' oar
I oar; aloe to prorlOa fa r I ha pub[labI nc i or dialoguoot taxao by
tla a raid |lo( of gjlewqarat
to a t tho Town H all and tba
ro o t O rfko In Loadwoodf atoo id
m ake It d lao rrtlo n arr wltfi tba
Town Council, ra lh o r th a n ruaodato rr. to fllo a Hot ol aald d.Unquant tazaa la tho oHIoa of th*
Clark
or
th*
Circuit
Court.
Mmlnola County. Florida; a IOn tn
prortdn for tho kaeplnw or a re
cord by tho Tax Collector ot ouch
delinquent taxao 00 ora eertirird
to 'th o Town a tto ra a y for coll—
tioai aloo to a tam tbo lim a t e r r
or the Town of Lnnowood on real
estate, when not paid, ahall becom.
delinquent.
oKonoR il bridok , j n .
Mayor, Towa of Loadwood
A ttest:
C. ft, 8 RARCT,
Kovacs Crushes
Grant To Gain
Title M atch
Boleita Takes
Lead h State.
Amateur Meet
C a l i f o r n i a n Casts
Aside Clowning To
Play Hard Tennis
Dann Shoots Hottest
Game Of Afternoon C
HOUBTON, Apr- 2* —OPt—
W ith a b re a th -U k ln f exhibition
o f pow er, biff Frank K a r o n o f ■
O akland rruohed " B ltiy " G ra n t
in a t r n l |h t art* T hursday to w in
tho o lo rrtith annual J l l r r r Onkaj
ten nlo tournam ent. Score* w rr*,i
8-2. 18. 1, ft-L
Aa uaual, the plurky little A t
la n ta n ffavo hi* all In a y tm a
^ i oioPr
h W w ii m i
•ftitacoo
Clark
(BEAL)
-r a s r n s u
m atch a n d cam * b ark In th e a fta m oon to d p fra t H anry O ffu tt ot
8 L Palrroburff, 8 and 1.
fltam blar d efeated Billy Gooch
o f Lake W ales, 2 and 1, and G.
R. C a rtw rig h t o f F o rt I j tu d t r .
dale, 4 and 9 .
In on* of th* day 's upsets,
C harles E b.-!i»ritf t* T -m p*. com adallrl wit), r - - l L ai... of O r
lando, wax bounced ou t, 4 and 9,
by O scar E re rs o f Jackson rill*.
E b e rh a rd t had d afeated Gcorffo
1)41MgISkDofp
fb trn & i e iu r k f t R i
e x p e c t s ROCeCBft T b
m f A f tS A r r .to o n o r
JoMcIciy
J k B am lnolst atartod
lh a M il Innlnjt but
lite r K lnard w as able
ill t h a t m ig h t hay*
L tm lh .
U g e ttin g Into lha
— 1—
“ — > out
.i
th a
flagffigfc
,
©JOdER.,
'foUtiG/AafTa'
pltrher,
^
s o P V tM cfts, a t m e i c e R .
5 »4oudM* u e Wf*ieFiT!r o p
h lis f-K Sr jBA tfS StCPBRlPAlCS-
iiioMi wim pnriiF*
Ina
Hlnr.y,
w THINGS
May Equal Jesse Owens’ Records
. 11» r BB 0 18 II
own e rro rs ,
COLUM BUS, A pr, 29—(A1)—
pulled up n t A few yexrs ogo w hen* Jrs a e
&htssi<a« ? a i
10 cunsccuUvo Owens,
the “elony antelope,'
u.lnwl
fo rm 1',rnPP**l put of Ohio State UnL
G r a n I * « » “ F 1°
'» «»
OlfTnnlc
____ , .
tie r
"There an*» the only fellow
t ever saw who was owe of 10
any linio lie cut*red- a
tiorlc meet I”
J]
j
I? n p A
Hut Hnyder Is smiling aguln—* M
»na th* cauao pf hi* aat)sfM yrln
tUi U
A Bc lth 'lU
i n InI u
Ltob,rt EGash
, <lk,b»
Jrsnpnnmaro
from lluntlnat(
‘ ion, W. Va. Th* Burk rntnlpraera
en—(Special) *n',’*,cr 20-polnt mao In th* raak-
SAFI*
ln(!ollere° n*L
the Rtetaon
noises lo be
» de frill nc
tfednewtey to
Bnlllna will
mwest teams
aJTwIII have
raaTon SJ!
. T L
!!f
°
e
$
t
o
n
c
^ w u g h hi* col|*g* and OlyraP,c rarccr, Owens was unbeaten
*n ‘h*
hh>ad Jump* and
,0"' *iunll#*m*mor*bJ# day
“ Ann ArW^
•» «>« W«*t*,n C onfm nee
champlonshipi,
he *rt ,hr" wwW fWordo anJ
for the greateit onew"* ‘rark.fleld show of all Ume.
I" ‘1» Olympic* at Berlin h#
■r Pml*y ,,loyer '" I ’Pt*! both dashes a n d Iho broad
rP/1, | . PA l«i Jum p, and anchored
Amorlca'o
r i, L i ?
wlnnlna relay team .
,
.7 ,
r
BRASm )
h ire
M .m ra o f
!
« 7th #
U wear Two
\ l ~ T 7™
tinirac
r n £ i.iu tb l
TwiJlrait.
Jnlyanlty of
— -i—
WM*^1 '« J « ‘ »t4rtln« hi* Ml.
teflato career, hut already Iw hda
" ne rof0r,, 10 w * er»‘llt
Jo Iho
7Q-)r*»T‘
hurdu* at tba rt>rrnt B1|t T ,n ,ln<,oor m»*‘ «t ChL
"* "•
W»*‘
V irginia
fla s h
c,m * ln ■
•" "6 seeinda,
,,ln r lh* confgrMtc* mark. |lo
(n Work*J 0Ul only twlr* prior
,n hl#** school nt Huntington,
Wlr!«h‘ ^
n M » .tlo n .t7 r .
defeated Glenn T eal of Jock son.
rill* E and I, and th en h e a t O.
W. Spencer of S anford, 4 and 2 .
C arl D ann turned In th e hot
te s t card o f Iho aftern o o n to beat
BUI S ta rk o f Jacksonville, win
n e r o f (he 1039 to u rn am en t. In
a second round m atch.
D ann w as pushed to b e at Jack
Youtaey o t O rlando, 4 and 9, In
the raorninff b u t fired a S3 on
Market Mepart *« Bale* wp t s U iM th e f i r s t nine to go two up a t th*
A. M. F rid ay , A pril M> IM 1
tu
rn In hie n e x t m atch, lie end.
FLORIDA PRODUCTS
UK ANtt T aadrrartknA
Mu. Hpr. ed the m atch on tho sixteenth
I l l* to 11.7), W as 11.7b, Lima. w ith a blrdl* th ree on th* 420Hu Hpr. |IA *
HKKTH. Doe Hun t i e to tic, Du. yard hole.
Dann'* to ta l fo r tb a 18 w as
llpr. t i e to tba
(7All JIAfin. Par Ton
ItTtO to 99 and ho needed only a p a r four
IIIJl
and fire on th* 13 and 18 fo r a
CARtlOTB, Do* turn !*c to t*c,
67,
I '••y')'’ *
Haht. 7bo to toe
Today, Dann wit)
p ta r
Ike
CEI.RRT, Crt., P a P i. *>* It lb to
l .l l , I**, l l ‘», a s k .
I l l * 1o
FARMERS' MARKET
i
LKItT IIEASTS, b dot. (VI. IS ♦#
M
l^)NK'
*
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PARHLRT. Dm . B un, 7be, Bu. Baht.
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PNPFKH PM NTH, th o u sa n d 9>.8«
POT ATOKA (ted Bllae. Bid. CM,
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HWKKT POTATOKII.
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11. 1b to | 1.lb
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M id , Luos I tb b to I I I *
m U A f o PLANTH, per
ri*nN ,|PB. Dos
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Boa. Ibc ta l t d
WAT e Ji ^ I I M a ' Doa" Bun. l i e
a i ] A P l i F ^ l j y > r t . . U. S Comb.
O tuiftiicV ? c i t . U. •
Comb. | I H
. Avoid Tragic, Costly
Accidents By Letting
Us R e- L i n e Your
Brakes. It Coats So
Little And Can Save
So Much! i t
<j)a.
Florida State
League
Bt- A nausllne
O r la n d o ------
Ilc t.S I.lt
.................
D sslo n * Beach
n a ltira.lll* ......
Banford — ... .
K iin ...... .....
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d k v t l o p t d a v a ry ,
b a d “ • q u in t" d id b a
h aV a « a a x a m id a
th em . R o a u lt:
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i Im m t h a t b a h a d
b * M * d lo r tb ra a
' o u t 'O F BTATB FBODtICTi
^RUONA' A T tf.*C rL tU « * 10 IX M
ONIONS, follow . IS lb. Bob l f . l l
Tho United But** Bwgar Corporation I* IncryaaInr Itejp tett.
Iit« of'faraan gr»*a from I l f t*
BOO acfOd t* . prorida suffletent
oil ’fo r'll* Bromaain* plant and
YOUR BRAKES FIXED NOW I
k
Nolle* 1* hereby a l r t n tnot ap
mad* to tba Leo
S ill.l of Florid*
now In saoalon at Tollahora—
riu rld i. fur ilie parasaa u( apvlsl or lu til u « k lillo n th* auk
atsuce of which to to aulhorli-It.* Cnnniy B oird of Public In
. .
...a C ounts Muperlnn u l i i i of Public Instruction i.(
Pemltiol* County, Florida, to d«
duet, upon w rit** ro q u d rt from
Iho salary of mam bare of th* In
otruatlonsf personnel of Bamloole
County, Florida, Inauranro print
luma on Ilf A a tcldoat or baalih
Inauraneo polldao held by members
Of sold Ibatrurllonol personnel, oi
th ifr pro rain shara of premiums
■m group Inauranro. and to au■harts* th* payment of such dedur
Ilona to Ul* Insurance company or
companies with whom such In
auront* may h* placed.
County Board of Publle In
struction
of
Hisnlnole
County, Florida
By: F ltE D T. WILLIAMS.
Chairman
will h*
fillrailou
• latur* of th*
A ugustine, 8 •m l 2, a n d trim rood
I
•
s o r t e r o«r application ru n m
PAaaAOB o r pprctml on Lorat.
LEGISLATION
—VB—
P la n t K ilg o
JOB WqitbOCK -8
B r a n d y , Chgmpagtw,
Win#, Oin, Corrtlalt,
■
V
^
-ijp
Fro* DotITory, f iio a T99-J :
LETE STOCK OF BENCH
mM
a
*
.
V
Q
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!iu.’S j3 W i4 W n V * ‘
Seminol« County Produce*
More Frnli And Vagrtablfn T h in Any
S im ila r A rea In Florida
AN INDEPENDENT NE
SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY,
APRIL
Member Associated Prow
Roosevelt Seeks War,
German Press Claims
D g q ffo d E n d O f C o al S tr ik e
B e rlin D e c la re s G e r- E x ile d
i m a n F o rc e s A re 30
M ile s F r o m A th e n s
• F o llo w in g
D e to u r*
C ro w n
P rin c e
160 Craft” Would Be
Used For Promoting
Continent's
P e a c ei
4
O m a n foi
lurpriM by majring * ■ •*deto u r" down th « :‘UUnd trf
^v v o la, then erop*ing to the
mainland behind the B rttii
In th e Thermopylae nectar,
have p u ae d through Thobca
nd are continuing on ti
then*. SO mllea away, Hern reported today.
TKT rear-guard Brltiah loft to
Youngest aclon af royalty mad*
homrtra, 1 , ait Ar.'i invasion la
little Crown ITInc* Alrundrr of
Albania, ihown In London, l i t wa*
onjy a few day* old on April 0,
1M8, whrn hi, half. American
mother. Queen Cera Mine, and
King Zng were forced to flea
Albania.
6 Speakers Will
Discuss Chamber
At Tuesday Meet
* -
P u b lic
TRCN& Apr. 28 —(M r*
ra *UU waa only *11m e* WH
plght from fix American
eorretpondenta who ,, barf
I unheard o f alnce aoon aft**
German Inraalon of Yugpala*
gad Greer# began.
mt o f them — Robert St.
I of tho Aasoclated P tru ,
| White of Overseas New*
gey and Columbia Broad 4**1.System, Leon Kay of th#
m h m and Rnaaell HOT of
Haw York Herald Tribune
led a haaardoua 400-mlla oehrlp lp i. a large
rowboat
ppad with a motor,
te b a t word from than waa
I ta , IS when the Associate!
Coal Controversy
Forces President
To Abandon Trip
oreign Ships
F ig h t Is N e a r E n d ,
•’ S o u r c e s
In
G re e k
* C a p i t a l A nnounce
^ A than* reported the fight l«
"vary near Ha and."
jioedon Indicated that both
ilda* ara preparing for a new
tm t i f itrengta all the way from
O k t i t o u t* the Indian Ocean
V B r itis h Imperial " troop* are
nations
^ ro j^ F S e iz ii
Rear-Guard Unit
f Reported Beaten
tbar* waa no Indication that the
talk o f tha Brltiah Expedition,
tr y • Fore* had neaped
from
Amerj^
x-f* *— *
As
*»- «%
‘t> 11
W e i)
As
T Big tpraltm , Including tw* men
from DeLand and Jaekaonrlll*.
will direua* topic, pertaining te
Ota BemiooJe Count, Chamber of
Commrtra nnd Ita activities at a
meeting at the City Hall audi
torium Tur,day night at 8KWi
o'clock, Edward lllgglna, sccreannounced today,
nal plana will b* laid a l th*
meeting for the trade body’* an
nual
mem bership
campaign,
which will get under way with a
breakfaat at the Valdct Hotel
Wedneaday morning
at 8:00
o'clock, Mr. lllgglna retd.
Included on the program for
abort talk* are:
W. D. 'LeVellle, a member of
th* State Road Department with
headquarter* at DeLand, who will
dlacuaa road*; V. W. Lew!*, of
the llveetock department of the
tlantic Coaat Lina railroad In
S tir Erneat F. Houaholder, whrwill dlacua* th* Wgrk o f lint
Chamber o f Commerce; E. U.
Armllage. proprietor o f the Armllego Cabin Court*, who will
th* Chicago aneak no tha touriat trade i B. K.
that Brewer Wheeler, whore topic will tw
rood* In Heralaole County, and
B. V. ilalnea, who will dlsru*,
the work o f Ilia trade body Jn tin
O-tB&SgrS ft
I public r*
r area, howwrer. g r a n cancan well a* an merchant*> to attend
tho safety nr th* other* la get tha meeting, Mr. Uiggfan» defined
fait by thetr A marlean of- that lb* object o f ther gatkerlug
d« of l t » leralopmrnt
_______ »Us Mctlfln
irovlded ""they put up o ’ united
rent In on effort to carry uol
our program U abjective*.’’
Forreat Gatckel, chairman of
th* mere haul* commit!** af l ha
I'hgjuber o f Cowl mere* ha a writ-
null together
doe*.’*
Team* a* t
N U M B E R 2U3
To Train Chileans
Provocation Is
Seen By Reich
Early, Secretary To
Roosevelt, Expres
ses Hope For Unity
Hr JlkMfiitH r»*»«
WASHINGTON. Apr. 28 —WT)
WASHINGTON. Aar. * * r— Repraaehl ativc, of (he 21
—The Defena* Mediation
American republic, today reroni*
Hoard today called an the
■ended that their nation* taka
General Mature Corporation
peer more than I (So foreign Tea .and lha United Automobile
Worker* <C. I. O.) I* con
U In thflrj porta and ua* them
tinue production pandlu* ef
»'promote'the pa are and recur,
Leadtra a f a Senate drfanaa pro*ram Inf t , ligating committee
fort* of th* board la rein*
i pf tha cinllneuL"
, ,
a threatened atrlke at the
Tha recommendation,
which are shown In Washington after Banding a telegram to Jnhn I.. Lernmpaay'a far-flung
plant*.
|WW will bar treawniltad la th* wia, United Mina Worker, hrad, and In coal mine operator,, warn- I The he aring i* re t far F r i
rerlou* American governmenta, I ig then, they would he railed brforr the rommlttrr u n it,, mine
day.
t ’lipt. T h o n n a
provide* among other thing* that operation, werr resumed at nn*e. The coal utriWe him slowed lie
Th* General Motor* rare
i l l i le n n nir crop*
-hared In Import Inc* with rf.
a “juat and adequate'' comped- f#na* production. Left In light are Srnnlor, Hnrry S Truman of
first
of it seticiN
fori* to rad a aoft eaal min.
aatlon b* mfd* and that
the
( m in i n g plane* l
American nation* "reaffirm tbeir Missouri, rhnlrman: Joseph 11. [tail of Minnd-nta and Ituljih l> I Ing atn ppage whlrh h*» kept
H a g e r s t o w n , Mil .
108,000 miner* Idle alnce Apr.
full right to Urn navigation of Brewster of Mnine.
government t hilt*
tho** ve*a«la both In th«lr na
I 1
______ '
wor plains m ihe
tional and International trado"
| WASHINGTON. Apr. 2« id*'
under their flag*.
1’rc-ldent Itciorevelt today nhunJoint congmalonal
tax
ex.
I diiTu-il hi* plan, to vl,lt Wnriu
pert* were di adored yrelcrday
Spring,,
(ia., for a hrlef vaciilion
to have recommended a celling
t i-rnitre of the aoft coni runtro.
of $1,100,000,000 on new Icvie*
vi-r»y which remain, unrat tint
again,t lowar Income, and to
Stephen Early. pre»# ,<-crclary.
have proponed exciie tale* on
Looking fur pitcher,. Manager i „ (,o told reporter* of the deep
coffee, cocoa, tea, ,ugar and oth
(Joe Whitlock of the Seminole-,, -ion. wa, naked whether aorne deer commodiUe* to ralae addition,
"journeyeil in South ('arolmn ye- tuitte government action might hr
al reran ua.
tenlny und I- expected to rrlmii taken to reopen the mliir-, it ttie
____
C. E. Stem, rhief of ataff of
tonight, (till, f alilwrll i.re.ldi nt dtapute now Ix-fore the li. feii-e ^ 1 7 u r .n
the eongreaalonal group, aubmlt.
n -i it
of the ha-Hinlt ii—oeintlon .nut; Mediation Hoard i, not ». i led. *(W ,n *)U
ted to th* Houae "Way, and
In
l> llll(Iin ^ S
today.
over the weekend
Mean* Committee a aubatltute
"Whitlock hur. lorn here lung > •< replied: "I haven I hrnr.l o f]
for th* Treaaury tax program
of $3,800,000,000 of which $1,ORLANDO,
Apr. 28 —(41— enough to rue whnt lire leugue th*I being dltcuaaed yet I llnnk
ford, Says Dunniii
require,
ill the w,ty of pitet n thrre 1, every hope thru Diet
SS1.000.000 would be relaad by The O ra ngr county unit of Flor
hr U Aklii|f up to hrinir hitfk will will) get together.
Intreatlng Income ux*a from 800 ida C l t n u Ornwer*. Inc., aoughl
Secretary of tjrkor
1'rortce,
* "Ur new Ilium-, nn.1 n r h u i i l i
the
to W percent.
Friday to enllat other unit* of A coupler to try out for
Buck
Such a draatie
drastic booit.
booit, Stem
Stei lha organlxatlon In oppoaltlon to team/' Mr 4 alilwrll explatnr«1. Priktn* l*,t night certified the r n i h ii n g , tnlm-il m „ i „ i a | „f
Jim Mobley riTrnlly Nign«*«i( threatened i tr i k e a t plan!- of the $17. NMl, nit- iindci c u n , Iru cl inn
warned, might handicap aom* Inf propoaed cltru* leglalation which
n% a iMintrncI thst is denar*] Motor* Corporaliim to *1 th * p n-nent lim e, t i i a d j Dundo«i imt
not h
have
dlyWnaJU - w diaehargU*-’ thatr would change grower r e p r e , r o doe#
Manager Whitlock Is Scouting
North Carolina For Pitchers
Four Homes And
Church Under
Construction
Citrus Growers
Oppose Change
In Commission
tat* tax rerhloni raeomht,tided
by the Treaaury a re. tod ,i#vere.
-They
aaggeated that »om*
$400,000^>00 ba raUed; through
Impoaltian of exelaa lavU* not
Included In the Treentry program. The** rate* include a tax
of five cent* a pound on coffee
and cocoa, 10 cent* a pound on
tea and one eent a pound on
augar, $5 on aulomoblL*. yacht,
and airplane*, one cant on elec,
trie light bulb*. 6 percent on
lea»e of motion picture fllma, *
lax on rare horae bookmaker*
and paii-muloal machinal, and
a one percent levy on premium*
of new Inauranc* policle*.
Slam divided th# taxpayer.
Into two groupa: Tha ability to
pay claaa which Include* thoaa
paying Income and axcraa profit*
taxea, and tha conaumera who
pay ao^allad hidden or **cl**
taxea. Ha »ald that to “hav# th#
Indlvldoal Income text* In th#
lower group* too high might r«ault In reearoly handicapping
many Individual* in the dlacharge
of their dabte already Incurred
and the matting of their ordi
nary axpanaaa of aubaUtapce.
Jersey City Man
Heads Publishers
NEW YORK, Apr. W -W V-
Th* Amarcan Nawl paper Publiahera Aaaociatioa combated IU
kfith annual, cenvantlon
after naming Walter
publisher of th* Jaregy City Jar.
say Jouraol aa _preaid*nt, *uc.
reading John
B.
McCarren,.
CtereUad ioahi Dealer.
Th* wMMhm ratified and o f.
firmed a fWclaration on national
daftna* approved text Fab. 21
by reprvaanUtlra* of th* A.NJVA.
th* Amerkoa BocLt* of N«w*p*p*r Editor*, th* National Edi
torial Association and a number
of ractaoal yoHIrtur group*.
'
Ships Carrying Aid
Tor England Will
He Torpedoed, Deel a r e Newspapers
Will
Benefit
Every American Mer
chant Ship Helping
Hritain Threatened
HKIM I V
Vpr. 21— ( A P )
1— The well Inliirtnfd r o n n f H *
t " " ' I H m i t \ uh D rularhU nit
«»irf 11x1*1 the
Mediterranean
I h e atrr m *,i h , i r j i n M *■
• linllj. Ir r l u d ln , N . r ( h Af.
tif*. and that "ihe Reich ha*
no Inlrntl.m In halt m id w a r
•nil Inlrntl, to u t r n for a
filial ilrri.lnn
here.
whlrh
................... hr ItrllUh U lm U
ihr
mii>t
imttnrtanl
war
area.”
IIK IU .IN . A pr. 2ll — (/P)—
O livim ixlv rmmtrirt'd I'dltorinls
in I he flerm n n p ress aaarrti'd t twin v
tlm t
P rceld o n t
Itonsnvi-li js " running a f t e r
w n r .' mill rem -nted th e w ords
"I Adult llitli-r th a t nhlpa
i!o>1 ini'd
In
nid
H ritain
■« hu h pimip lipfurc our torptflu hi hr* will hi* torpcdocil
wlu*tht»r w ith fit without convoys.M
RiHtspvfH “in picking ■ quur| it*l,
unc iiliiorml -ik! “ l i e is
Sun-
•Un*rrr ,,,r fr°™ ">•
Yint1l icit ii citinttk
li e vi lint n (irovoc a Dim. W a r
i1*
r o u t in g to A m e r i c a , bilk
• be l l if-»iHent | h r u n n i n g a f t a r
MAI
H iller '* t brent tu tor(kr<lo all
shi|i« c u r r y i n g
an! tn D r lla in
• liim U foi e v e r y A m e r i c a n »hip,
whole aoamiii. Mr* the National Defrnra Mnliallnu
tation on tha cammlialon govern vmfefit for
t
h
r
|imf>*
i
mlHetl
can , t ' l l j tm iIding ln,piH-lui, , a iil
Ckldwi'll Lotetl. He is tniriB out Hoard
ing *he Induitry.
T h e R o m e tail in ilcclnr«d (Hal
Tho United AujornobiU Work, t o d a y , ad d in g Diet A u n f u r n '. a p.
• O W ^ - V / . - d h * ommtv u*it for i b t t r j w , | i « m u i n ^ h e
annauheti-rxi,nl*ratjlv Prc*UI«»nt R n o sev elt'a
i era HM.O.l hi*
rondoftinE p e a v a n c r will lxcharged Thurmlay night th at cit. others
»n#nt
th at t h e U n l f ri l S t a t e n la
c n h i m c i d when tin . i n n i n n - . n i ,
A
f
i
n
file
firnt
:*0
ilnys
of
t
h
e
;
*
*
vote
r>n
whether
0
M
wrirkern
ru* bill, Introduced In the |,cgi«
pair* King t h e A t l a n t i c f a r f r « m
co m p leted
lature container) provlilon, illf. M-Kon He t i s m mu»4 in* rut to| would su t h n i li e I ss u tm e of m
III addil ion t h r e e oilier new l h r A m e r i c a n count waa "ill#ferent from an imiuatry program 11 me inhere nn>l urv ullowed to -trik e rsll if no progress is insiln
J In current negntintinn* with the hnnit*, h m . h er n cmiipleli-d 111 giil ui b i l i a r y uu.j a co m n letely
accepted Vy the firowera. In. . unrry JK men until then
Alt
l lu u c a n | our.* 'u b ’il i Rietinum o f t h e Uniiari
Mow the team Is composed of msnRKemeiit Union officisU ssy t h e p * , r mi .I*y.
and would make It i>n««lblc (nr
I S ta ll p t e r r i t o r i a l w a t e r s "
• alii.
tho Strife Citron t'nmmlnninn to 17 men meluding ( ’lurence I'feil. I*»cb U m nt Irssi 41 of the ror*
Thr
b io a ilrf tp te r
aaerrted
a
All t h r f i'*■*iiti-ru • v a r c o| rpod
IIiiy Ashton,
Ernie
LnVnllcy. [ p o n U o n a HI plAnts have author*
t)e made up entirely of nhlppcr.
e r n dr*ig Ii. afid
Ollll/i
MCI V orw w it v** o f a l a r m i s t pro pagan*
Kulad ilindy.i iximI such n rsll
Walton Hex, chairm an of tin Wnlter Hieliwi*.
•
hi
iMvecpmg
th
e
t
’n
l
t
r
d
av ailab le irit It
•
county unit*, leglnlutivr cnmimr |Vle Mt 'Raney. J ih- Justice. Rich. | ltar$l u|H»n a •islrnienl rulling the com ft O I Ol InkpliCi* i f a .id lo S t a i r - '
' mg. t 1 c Ii ki1Ii 1
William*,: ih*- situutiuii "critic*!/' Iesder<a
tee. aaid on r of the t ill, provui n d (iiUf'pie, C uilis
t p in m ent wna In ck iiif r»n Konae*
ing
lunp
r
ill
•i p o m l r d on) SliMH'
(iirk,
Joe of the C 1 O. United Auto Woik*
ed th at nt I r a ,l five of thi- mi ni lim Rnntlh, rim rlie
ha
V
«*
ill
)>lt
III*.
m any
II t 1' 1 kiHi*. i i r a i i t u n t h a t t h e A l i a may
WilHnm | »t s ordered » special meeting of
lx-m of the 11.limn Citron I'mii WlntlfH k, ( n t I Kettle!
in*" • oit Ht III ti, I hav • o. i uiooH p u rl* of (TrernlaTici
Ihnicherty, Frnnk Hudson. Thorn- thi* union's IntcrnutIntml rxeeu* r i | u i p p r d kVi'»h
inlnalon thall bt- xhtppera, whi n
Wh-rn .
aii A met icnn n av al
an d all Ii II Vi 11in 11ll ' 'l"M 1 s|MC.
an t h r m em ber,hl|i inn* in liitnt ji«* Hliukwtdl und Hohert Klusrd ( live ImuiuI to nr!1 oti Ihe Ihrenl.
' •■*’•!*I who IH >io if it e n r m i n l a m l
" U C M y •i Mltlg good 1 imct 1III
T im e men on the roster w e r e le n e d strike
ed to not more l la tt fool «ln|i
Im>*t ilf w t i r . i u f t was t h r m a j o r
nmii^hi down Irom th**
South
It J Thom/i*,
II A,W,.(,’ I O, tlOfl. Imlh tin mall • n n l ami Wolf.
p e r,
dmji I.vu gue when MiiTiHger president, unriMimced
that
the m an * b ip ,.i i 1h r mii* i omi's, ‘ Ml •in* looi iiioi*i| bv the i^rrsident**
“Tltla m e a n ,, tlmt all iiimtiii-.
l
Ibint an
t ••IMMil lit • d
l ill' e n a i l ' on i■&$I r <•I■ yaalerclay
\J!
■timer, may be n h ipprr. Ill m u VUijfltni, p lined live team here meeting, which wdl Hrsw union
\ I <i urn v’ntw rtieil w a s E e e i ilMUAr't Mut
it
the
opening
uf
the
training
represen
l
j
*
11
ves
here
from
h
II
paid employe, of a h l p p e r , " In
i* ' i" « Mr h It m i g h t help p ro
i hnrlie link has tiiken the posl parts of ihe I’oimlry, would I r* iluifrinrMt xald
to*» Mi 11i'li - h i p p in g c r o s s i n g *he
mg
A «lm
L. II. Kramer, Lake
W al—. f Holt tiel Mid the |dule tis catchf f held in Detroit Sunday, lie ssid gtiftt tin
1 Ythii’in
i" c u r r y ou t ih e Heel*,
form er pryaident of the grower-, jiiid hr*^ caught every game so he wuiild seek the advice of the th r u - mI
lati-o, of S i c n t n r v i*f th e N a v y
wild the m o,t important pirn- lot thi- seamn < urtis Williams tinard on the impending strike do
K m o TMirwitav n ig h t t h a t "w e
Uttflrr lie
of the program w a , to retain tin- h»« been compiling with Itn h aid ctsion
allow "in yoofli- to
he
1I Mlllf,
The oredisHoii tiosrtl ■ h e a r
rom ml,alon m cm Wrahlp a r tu p o f 1 tiilleapie *nr the -hortnlnp "lot
i. Ole A t l a n t i c 1* foi " w e
-link
mr
ing*
me
secret,
and
there
n
r
*
reven grower* and four nh'p *"d In- made 10 hit, out of 28
At | lift , , tl. Mr n i
mill
t Ink -In*11 . hi-n to li if th ey Ho."
p e r , and “ If we c a n 't keep Dn- I " .....
inilinlinx thiec dun. no wind iiu to wluir was said at
In I Vi -uleiit carefiillv iivoldIth i, Jirn Booth has Id hits It* In ilia I n m Terences of three hoard Avrriu* it fiki r mhiii Gf it I, vrtvrm i • •I I m
, e t u p we’ve lont the industry
m oii liny th e I'ltenHrH n av al
The county unit voted to »t*nd loa cr edit ou t of HI times at ha t. members with Id representatives liornr fin 1 II 11mi \ «*v li% l1 V fmt n*l with aol tn B r ita in ,
Workers 1lyntili, i mil i ,t. 1hi it! it # ,1 nf
l y Ita nrlgtnal prnpoaal for atml w ith two double*1 i«nd « tr ip l e o f the Ignited Mine
Hut o w ii - leeallrtl t h a t M a y o r
( ( ’ 1,0 I and eight representatives
Inhlng the to -ralird color added included
At E le v en th SiM-vl nml
*)nk I at(iiarilnt of \»*w Yor k, c h a l r T h r p itch in g s t a f f us it st a n d s of Northern and S oulhtrn coal
proe m ,, nnd tn keep the entire
Aveluie, n hki iohui w h i t r fiituu* m an of H e mint lln lteil S t a l e s ,
■ulverllaln^ program in th* haml r ig h t now i* C a l l h i 'H l c r , W i l mine operator*
hciuse nt lii'NOtt, IteirtR hull I tin i uMiubiiin lie feu n * HoarH, h in t ad
uf the commlaalon, and a pro liam ll«ughrrly. Crank Hull "Oil,
14* h r r hurl). Iiy J*" H A ahi In vvn nt the w e e p i n g c h a r u c t a r o f t h a
pored additional one rent a bo* J i m IliHith, llay A , h l u n ami KaCanada
At t h e A rim li tg e t'wtilfi ( mirtw p atro l in a speech In
hul
lllruly.
exclae tax for the next two ye*r,
this vveef nnd H e c i a m l :
tm
thr
HiHif mi .iUrhiiHlM H ig h
also was opposed by the county
■T h at i- our St ( i r o r g a ' a D ay
way, I wh lalnii* r o u tin g $2MHh
unit
being i i»ii w| r U 't r ti for E M A i. n o - s l i c e to the people a f E n f »
Th* Voluala county unit recent,
LAKELAND, Apr
28— (S p e milatte t v VV V\ V’iiti Newland
ly voted oppoaltlon to the pro.
c i a l ) - Mure
than
17b,000,000
■In E itt-hurgh y rstc n la y , Wfa n .
At Si kt i***iu 11 Strri't nml Elm
poied citrui leglalation, and fur
ioundn of meat m in i le brought Avrnut , n $ I r>tt while
frimir ♦•*11 ^ 11Ik ie Him la red it waa l im a
llullrlmg p e r m i t , f u r cm* h n m r
thrr advocated that the Cltru*
nlu Florida during Ihe next year ho uae rtilh
the udm m i s l i n t ion to " l a a d
r no ni *, tmill
fin
nml a n e g r o reaiiicnc* « * r r I*, hecauM-.iif Ihe lncrea«lng demand
CommUalon b* abolbhtd.
m iiM.t of fnllow public o p i n i o n / ’
sued a t th e C ity Hall y n l c r d a y for food which the national d e J. A I'nfiiiri *ii Mr A*Jiii"wu
T h r ♦ hutt h it Seventh Day l ie $ ailed on t h e g o v e r n m e n t to
lunl tm tay , acc o r tlm g In th e re- fense program I, making
upon
an n o u n ce d etails ab o u t the g TUvtiiilil* uf ( Jrad y Duncan, l u llilln g Florida. Commissioner of Agricul AHVrtiltAl, is bring const ructrtl t v of the Mrhifth sh i p p i n g aitat Seventh St i eel uml Elm Avr
m ,| i* ctu r.
ture Mayo estim ated her* Friday. rule ut ii cost of
pu b lic
a
li will u n i m n ami to m a k e
J A. I'oniler w a, Ireucil a p e r
Permits Are Issued
For Two New Homes
Florida Must Import
Big Supply Of Meat
f
Protests Against
Senator Considered
WASHINGTON, Apr. 2A-lA*i
—Majority Laadar (larklay **ll
Friday proteal* against elevation
bf Senator Reynolds, Dcniocrat,
North Carolina.'la th# c hairm a n.
.*hlp
L u af ika,
—- i» urtu.aw.
r ff
the cSenate
Military A
fair* Com ml tire would b* pr*renlad to Um Dcrnueratlc ■,l**rB r i t i s h C r u i s e r S u n k ; Ing coounltte* whan It rneel, tu
F o r t y M e n A r e L o s t Moaldar filling tha vacancy.
"I hav* racalvod a lot of U t
tar* and telegrams for and
AM EXIT QOAST CANADIAN against
Senator Reynold! and 1
rORT,
will atibmK them to th* commu
te* foe Ita consideration," Barkl*y told newsman.
Ha add ha could not comment
further nor any when th* ,trer»og c— galMae wonld weet.
G o v e rn o r H o lla n d
S i g n s T r u c k B iU
mit lo build a unc tanry. ,lxiiHim f iam e house on W e t .Six.
li-cnlh ■treat, b etw een Oak and
Clni A n n u a l , a t a co*t uf | t r
I J™- *UhJF. tt ,A.lwlown th* contractor in c h a r f t Angelo C-on*
, tan tin* wa* Itaunl a permit to
build a four.room fram e dwelling
cm Cypres*
Avenue,
between
.Math and T en th Street*, a t a
cuat of $140.
Turkey Will Inspect
Ships In Dardanelles
AN KARA , T urkey, Apr. 26 —
,
ed)—
— T u rk ey has de
cided to h a lt a n d Inspect G e r
man ah ip* *n r o u te from th*
Slack M a th rough th* Strait* of
Boaporn* a d d Dardanelles to daterrain* If they ar* c a r r y in g
middle •aslant war ton*. It wa*
TALLAHASSEE, Apr. 1$ — reported unofficially trnight.
I O - Oevrraor Hallaud yaalcrReUahle Informant* heard
dny xlgnad a bill fixing the maxt a o n grae* walght o f track*
Florid* n od* at IS,> maala* or Bulgarian porta, bare
•I Ippad through th* (tra il, recent
ly wRhemt (topping or flying the
a L fe -rsa
"O ur fruit and vrgelabl* crop,
will comr nearer supplying tha
demand than will our meat sup
ply," he said "More af our crop,
will lie consumed at hom* than
ever before wi/h lea, expense In
ga ting them to lha lutlmat* con
sumer "
Antlers* Ball Team
Will Play Daytona
be ii white ft um*1 butlHing
llmiM'v recen tly eom ptcleH inf l u d e one f*»r J e s s e
E inImc at
Elxhlh S t r . r i
nnd
Mcllonvillr
Avenue, ' m i l l.v Mr
A»M »»n|
for
hi
‘/ 0 7 S u m m e rl i n
A venu e, built foi J A Toll nt
16,000 l v Mr Ashdown, an d nl
S i x t e e n t h Htieet a n d Oak A v e
nue, a ftROO w rite f r a m e hmiM*
c t m i l m c t n l for li. II. ( r u i n l e y
by M r. Dvson
The Toll residen ce h a s nirlal
Tha Sanford Antler,' diamond window fra m e .,
winch
redure
ball team will meet tha Daytona d r a f t , ami improve ihe a p p e a r ,
Antler* In a game played at th# anre. Il t« a fram e loura. nnd
lake front diamond ball park to has five rn>m. The l,<»lje hnnip
morrow afternoon at 3:00 o'clock, te also • five rmmi while frnrne
K. A- Good,peed, advisor, sold dwelling
today.
P la n , are Item*
drawn
nl
No admission wit) ba ehargad present for seven or eight other
and tha pul lie la Invited te at# home*. Mr, Dunrau said, mont
lh* game, ba evplalnad.
of which will aten he financed
under Ihe F llA plan. Construc
tion will ge t under wav when thr
plana a re approved Construction
BOSTON. Apr. 28 —CSV- Th* activity In al*o being given a
Steamship
Lina
an.
bv about a doxan renall
Friday lha u la o f th* boost
negro fram e hnura*. ro ttin g a
tots) of about 11800.
SELLS LINER TO NAVY
u . r a s xz. s s
H
ra & ty *
between New York
during the winter,
block aiguol* are atltuted far th*
two raltwoya In A r. the Ate** S te a m __ ___
I n m : are au taitaa aervte* tram New York te
'
"pliifi
of
protectInn ”
Allied
w h eth er he f a v o re d enn voy a, N*
•aid he would f a v o r t h e m. f t h o d
.............. . mllllary a n d na val ex*
I " ' " ; " ‘"«idcrc<l m o . l effective.
Ai Hiuu, Fall*. H D.( Ben.
ntnr W heeler, Democrat,
Monin n n . . n i d t h e
PrerJdertl’a ra
in... V-
—ere
"lu*t
anoth er
t r ia l
I.nil. Min" to are " i f th* A m e r ic a !
people will Itand for convoy*.’’)
tiOMT TO GIBRALTAR
1,'JNDON.
Apr.
20 —
Viscount fieri, fo rm er chief a f
the
Itntish
Imperial
renaral
• Inff, h a , I r e n anpolntad g o v .
ernnr and rom inander.lli-chlaf o l
Gibraltar. It wa* officially a n .
nouu ced Friday.
iiOATB
O R DERED
W ASHINGTON. Apr. M —Oft
— The Navy ordered yesterday
24 more m ilr-a .m lnute "m oaquC
lo” boat* such as already ham
Keen transferred to G n a t B rit
ain.
COLONEL DIRS
. CHARLOTTE. N. C..
—(d l— Colonel
Jama*
Yeung, United Btetea Ar
tired, died at hi# bam* hi
tetdey at the ago of #4.
LOCAL W EA T1
Partly cloudy tonight and Sun-
a
I
�r
o
& K fe»Jay
JEZ2*E
agna il m i i' i r l t i T f t J M f c rtwg
An
H ail Passage Of
WOdlife Aid Act
A fow weeks ago a New York than who oald ha w»*
07 year* of age waa given a lift ^antearc in Bing Sing
priaon for stealing. The thought immediately fUrtiea Into
one’s mind how In th e world could anybody live 97 years
as a perfectly honest and respectable cniseti and then .su d
denly, ju s t as ha is about to m eet hi* maker, turn crooked.
The answ er of course is th a t nobody did. And nobody
aver does. The road to hell ia not always paved with good
intentions. It Is often paved with one offenae uguluit God
and hum anity a fte r another, many o f them perhapa little
petty alna, some of them vlelous>erimea which for a time
go undetected but which In the end prove, th at crime never
pays.
'
When a man pf fifty, sixty,-seventy or more commits
a crime, he has been a crook all Ilia,life. Ha hasn’t followed
the straig h t and narrow path and then suddenly lost h ’a
power to resist tem ptation. Will power naturally become*
stronger as one grows older. The oftener you tell Satan to
Act, was enacted by Congress In
1937, and provides Federal fund*
from an- excise lax en sportlrg
arms snd ammunition for state':
for wildlife restoration work, ei
ther land acquisition, development
of present con serration projects,
or research. Tbe stole pays 23
percent of ih e cost of a project
and federal funds make up the
remainder of the eoeL
Florida Is the 48th of the 48
.talcs to taka advantage of the
federal offer. Only Georgia and
Nevada are not now participating
Ihoy commit bigger one*.- Thele pow tr to rosiat grows
wooktr. They yield to the tem ptation to walk out of a
drug atore without paying for thehr drink; next they a re
deliberately picking things up off the counter and hiding
tham in a bag. Finally they are carrying a gun and kill
someone in an armed robbery.
.
And so it was with this New York man. it was the
third time he had been convicted of crime. No telling how
many other crimes he,had committed in the course of his
long life. Once he tried to sell some property as his own
which he didn't own. He served three years In Sing Sing
for that. A few years later he waa back again following
BE BROAD IN SYMPATHY conviction for forgery.
Now a t 97 crime is an oki old story with hint.
AND IfELF: B le e d ara ye that
sow beside all waters, that send
fwrtk thither the feet of the ok
j S f j ke MtcT-lsaiab 82:20.
,w .
A SOT B g ft’S FLBA ,
"G*d grant that I ihajl never
Tks day’s fruatralloas > on
ray
•hlkL
Unnerved and worn, still let ms
■peak
In absents dlsripllnsd god mild.
p atk n oc
lo
ra.
’.Ike thoughtless, angry reprimand
Wtosh clouds clear uuesUanlag
. ayes .with pain,
Aad scars on quivering minds a
.
.
y
• !
The Ucruld-Trjbunc ha* awife ro d a second casually of
Ibc war, hAPpily Iom tragic thaili the firs t one, though It jl*
not a light one. In November, 1Ir. Ralph Barnes, one af the
beat of our ataff, won killed In ^Greece ln ;th e line of duty.
Now Mr. Jamcn M. Minifle, tfa* ;h fo d of our London ;ttii«au, who hnn known ‘‘near milisesTiilrcady, has been bAlliy cut about the face nnd eye by the explosion of a l*n(l
a raid on the city; he bfcs
........... __r ______
___ .... rgency operation. We think
th at this entitles us to speak again of th e courage and de
votion of American newspaper workers who on every fro:it
anti under every kind of fire 'have stuck to their great
task of reporting and cnllghtenm eaL They will not speak
. . > » “ ••
vice.—New York iloruld lYlbUhf.
CiipiUiienx
'
“ A great deal iof liouwliliia
wrifcti txi^ti i.trndmulcrry. qhmi
tit Uclfunt ami of Durham Un
tnrian jnngMim*. "iltochivTOUua half-truths have been
tiih t& i' "
, ...................
ia a .power
fo r human well-’
-•
■ (<W . ' I I
Ing built by individual' inftiatlvo
and----character.
M f*
*
*
*
..
i '
'n 1 .
•
• am
a
"We have tbdky In the: world two finast poeaible cx.
‘ ' aud‘ lOmmunlila», in America and In
iimploM of rapitaliam
ItUMia. rcApoctlvely." the Dritiah atateam aa point* ouL
•The United States hka a high standard of living and high
w ages; Russia,.. * low ittandnrd of living and law wages.
These are t r u a n t facta."
(
"Capltallam !• bo powerful today," Londonderry con
cludes, "bccauae it has supplied and still supplies, the dynamlc force necesiory for diacllplincd, organited human
effort and developm ent"
B
Germans Nearer
Athens Following
Surprise Detour
IC e allaw to r r a s
ra p e oast
an after battling gallantly for
airxst tha averwhalmlng weight
Oarasan arms, striking down
on Athens from . th* north.
Crowds of Orsak* cheered tha
departing British with shouts of:
"We’B sea you again aeon!"
Woman and girls rushed out
aad threw garlands af rad Spring
F R E E D E L IV E R Y
T E L E P H O N E 9122
Athene waited early today In
the .badow of apprpechtng daom
b * l ' her' paeet* eteed ready to
meat their fate. grandly and with
the cnurlctlen mhasd by Graek
taudara—that “whotavar happens
Ortoo* will Uvs again."
With tito departure of tha
British th* last Graok official*
wars leaving to jola King Georta
II uOd ’ hie gavernmant a* tto
Jacksonville Man
Is’Awarded Medal
PITTSBURG!!. Apr. 28 —b *
— The .Carnegie hero fund com
mission yesterday awarded seven
brume msdals for deeds of heio.
Ism.
In addition Ihe commission r s c
rash nwards lololing 12260 '%
six rases.
, Bobert K. Lewi*. Jr., 28. of
Jarksonrlttr, Flo., was awarded «
medal for using his ear to push
a s'ailed automobile o ff railroad
track, and thus save Mra. Alirc
C. I,ewl*. 29. from being hit b f
an oncoming freight train.
• iN f
C.&C. LIQUOR STOR
312 HANFORD AVENUE
FLOOR SANDING
Now floor* surfaced to perfection
and old floor* mode like new. .
Hegse To Open
Modem Bakery
On First Street
Customs Guards
Are Helpful In ,
Detecting Pests
| his wt/e W e been
uir^Cxirlug iilant nhd U'oifaxmdr .
‘tab rnllhipV. - Hwai IbeUgh ' tti n
material wa« ronccalvd ln-'Berilt n s , H'X*ha; dyteeU -l xm f com.
ptorp, of bualficta.. lie la a native
S'ed * by ' 'Ou»tolnaf (Jw nl
*f .Florida and his parents cams
George llud*pc(h, nixiui turned U*>
to. (Ua state to settle a t Noxr
matorlala over to The plSBI board.
fmynxa to 1880.
'>}
Jn.ecctor to* tladruction. '• **| T
, ; Indoded to the equlpmaat «f
Jipxt 10 tlaya ji'rcvloualy, n tottha tokrry la a msdevn oven, oaa
ton broker en polite* liy; airplane
o f the' bext to Ceatral Florida,’
front Cuba to kla btj,m* In Bos
Mr. Haase declared. It ts con
ton. hxformvtl
Informed -Custom.
-Custom* Guard 'W.'
W.
trolled by a thermometer aod
F. Altxiry that undeclared con
switches off at the right litre
tent* of a package he carried
Iq (he tame manner of a rvfrlconsisted of soiled lintn. Sus
picious of the actions of this a n t•Ttoddm his regular baked proto«r smuggler. Alburv opened tho
luct* Mr. Htwae expects lo put
package and found it lo contain
n a line of baked meats, salads
cotton samples from Brasil, ma
»txd soma candies. Mrs. Hearn la
terial restriclad on account of Ihe
■lu.,1 taker ami has charge of
danger of introducing pink ' hullthe decoration of pastries and
* . •
worm of cotton.
supervisee
the baking pf taken.
Another attempt to bring into
GAINESVILLE, Apr. 28 —
Ihe United ft tales dangrroo* plant (Special)— Member* af tha Flor
material was foiled when Cus ida Blato Dairymen’s Aaaacfcthei ..Bound volomex of Dm Jasper
Nrwa,. one of Florkto'a eldest
toms Guard A. II. Main f l stoppad a passenger from Clul* aa will gather here July 24 and 2h newsy*pen, covering the period
she attempted t o . leave the in for their annual meeting and Tram 1(90 thro 1330, were pre
spection room, and removed front Dairy Field Day, according to senlad to Btata Librarian W. T.
th e. slesvsa of her awoelar two UamUn U Brown, dairy •peetolj;*
•mall mango tree* Infested with wtlh tha Btata Agricultural EdTha* «*1U ho- dtsetayvd'MU (he
scale.Insert*. ,
. •' tension Service.
"Growers of Florida our# e
Fleas far th* meeting were bound volume* of other newspa
,
debt e f gratitude lo Unitod Stoics mode by dlraeten o f the oweeto- pers in tto flta u Llkrary.
etolWM .Jnepoctxxs and guards
whoso intsrost In th* work of the
Apr. M —
Plant Board's quarantine Inspec
tors' makes it psrniUe fa* thea*
guardians to prevsat entry ef
pVttaa eontrahend fdp*U
M
plant materials, much af which
la lafmled with dmlyueUv* plant
waeia "* H- h»---- »■ •*--*----.
Dairymen To Meet In
Gainesville In July
|octal Calendar
Mrs. Adams Hostess
To Duplicate Club
Entertaining with a luachpoa
and bridge Wednesday afternoon
Coule llamil is expected ts
Mrs. W. A. Adams waa heetoas pend ll»r weekend wtlh bis
to the members nf her Wednes em its, Mr. and Mrs. A. W,
day Duplicate Club at her boas# lamiL
In Lily C ourt Arrangements of
Spring garden flowers were place -1
Friends her* of Mrs. J. W.
In the- room In which the gasses Dickens will regret to learn that
were played and also on the she Is seriously ill at her home
luncheon table.
to Miami.
- | .
MONDAY
Duplicate
i Inter-denominational Cirri* of
and Mra. U r .
bore'. Station will meet In the Mr*. W. C.
Mrs. Italte Couraey has aa her
hour* guest her aiatrr,
Mrs.
k H at 2:00 P. M.
" fh o m Invited lo meet with the den Mcklullcn, and two chikJrvn
The Y. W. A. or the First hoateaa
were:
Mra.
J.
I*.
Ridge,
af Decatur, Miss.
aptist Church will meet at the
ame uf Mra. M. Wt Deariso. I l l Mra. R. A. Newman. Mra- L.
Hawkins
Connelly,
Mra.
W.
Crest Sixth Street at 7:30 P. M.
Mra, Waller Manning, oho has
(I members a n urged to al- llill. Mra. Wallace Wright. Mrs. keen III In ihe Femald-l.aughlx-n
Roy Mann, Mra. L. F. Boyla and Memorial Hospital, will be re.
Sewing sessions will continue Mr*. Hugh C. WhclchcL
moved to her home tomorrow.
ir the Red Cross In the Woman's
k b from 9:30 A. M. until 11:30
Mixa Dufvlhy IVp* who Is stay
L M. With* Mra. Jack Hall us
ing in Tallahassee during the
Legislalutr session visited with
Junior High School Stunt Night
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. 0 . J.
111 ba prelented In Ihe auditorPope, Thur-day.
m a l 1:00 P. M. directed by
ra. Boyd Coleman f<xr tbe ber.eI1A P IT BIRTHDAY
Mra. Bessie
liarruw,
Mrs.
t af th e' P. T. A.
Ilattir Courxry and slater, Mrs.
SATURDAY
' * TUK8DAY
Ilrb-n McMullen, ami twu children
‘
Den IVneff
xThe annual Baplixt W. M. U
of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Tale to
K. F- l i n e
nly of the Ranfnrxl District will
De la ml Wednesday,
Maty Elltaheth llill
i held In Ovlcdn al I0:(H) A
SUNDAY
:. at the B apllil Church. All
Mrs. R. II. Basafurd and child
Mrs. A. M. Gordnier
Mlford xremrn are axkexl lo
ren of Valdosta, (la., are Ihe
C. F. Proctor
dng pie and cake for the revweekend gnasta af Mrs. Baa*,
i d dish luncheon.
(Jewing sessions will ronlinua an'* Club Irom 9:30 A. M. until ford's slater, Mra. Al Hunt, at her
t the IUJ Crcet in the Wo- 11:30 A. M. with Mrs. Marie Ea- home on Palmetto Avenue.
in*a Cluxi from 2:3b P. M. un: I IrWee aa eponaor.
David Couraey and Tale Mc
The Music department of Iks
10 P. M. with the Junior Woat
Woman's Club will give a party Mullen who are stationed
tn'i Clnb sponsoring.
Camp
Blanding, visited Wednes
at 3:00 P. M. In tba rlub kouaa
WEDNESDAY
Mrs.
iSewing evsalona will continue In observance o f the elub't 28th day with their mothers,
r the Red Croet In the Worn. b i r t h d a y . __________ _ Cooney aod Mrs McMullen.
[
SUNDAY
The Townsend Clubs of the
fathara District will hold a con.
•niton la the Court House at
rtO P. M. with John Weir as
Is principal m a k e r . J. F. Me.
Itllsnd. president.
urges
all
lembtrm and the public to at.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Pvckkam
of Lake Mary are speodhm Ihe
j
LAKR MART
•
announcing the opening o f
H esse’s Home B akery
!<FORMERLY OF DAYTONA BEACH)
f f is
.* n R u a ’am *
ytono. Ranch, i Ue
K
11. GLEASON
ugW hekV 7 , rqulpned with
m . fixtures la expected to
Mnndgv a l a local Ian -pest
(1AINKSVILI «f,llJ.Apr.
28—
(8|>«-cial | —Cualomal1 Inspector*
often frmlrv 1x0idol ax.xittanrv to
•flair- Plant1flloard '•hnq'octor* In
frinitrating atlrhiptt‘‘by ■nmalcur
Alnugglrr* (o brifllii metiubund
'plant iralrrhllt'fnlo Oils'countiY,
-ays 'Dr. . Wilbto* NtM. IL ‘jhlal.t
■6/ni|d**lffhrr'wUh'tha l>nhnL
potroua. Cenault aa sheet that ware which
will usher yen lato the OeiT sAwm with
all Ow frmlalse grace ef which JSU’V*
dreamed We h u e ear permanent wares
W fA
WxFM
MONDAY, APRIL 28th
With a complete line
of home-made bakery
products.
SPECIALIZING IN:
• Wedding Cakes
• Birthday Cakes
• Fancy ’ Party Cakes
Wc use only the high
est quality material
in all our bakery pro
ducts.
Lynn^ of Wm« J«,m B rJ h a n
spending the wwkend as th*
pm*U of Mr. Scott , brother-hxmw ami sitter. Mr. and Mrs. W
Three Are Honored
At Church MeeUng
^ Delegate* from
||o lr
Crve.
Kpiac-ooel Church to tbe Diacveaa
Annual (envvntioo told In Fort
■rare this week xrere towered
thrwa of then wtrv vkrUd
le Diocesan Office,.
The Rev.
Martin Brans, rector of the per
Uh wax elected U the Standing
Committee
nnd
autoeqxwwUy
elected president e f that tody)
R. a
Oray w as etevtod Dto.
reeaa Treasurer; and Mrs. W. E
XVat-rxn waa rieeled Supply Seeretnry of the Woman's Auxiliary.
High light af the convent ton
was ■ prepoaed amexxdaaeot U
the Caaeaa e f the church which
would provide for ptoeesaenl of
the clergy. Tha proposed plan
included u system a f rotating
the clergy every five rears to
certain cases. After much debate
«
S aL iS tf'S W e «8C
tbs sires ts as the)|,Oumpod past
through passage o f a sew b il^
The veto to over-ride the fo ™
mer Governor's veto was unit,.
Imoo* In the Houee, and only on*
dissenting veto waa cast in tlw
Senate.
Administration of the PUtmaiuv
Robertson fands will be by i l #
Stole Commission of Gome and
Fresh W ater Fish. In conjunction
with the V. 8. Fish sad Wildlife
Servlet of the Department of ibe
Interior, which Is charged with
administration of the fcdcigf
funds.
LIQUOR
Wounded In Line Of Duty
God grant ras tolerance so wide.
it-prv go n raaept-Teac her.
"Stunt Night” Slated Demonstration Group
At Junior High School Holds All-Day Meet
Criminal
(1W M r t
Junior lllgh -S tu n t Night"
wiB be presented an Monday evenlag la the Junior High School
aaditorium at I M o’clock for
the bonefil of the Parent Teach
er Association. The play la under
the direction of Mrs. Boyd C ol'msn. who announced that enter,
tainmrnt will also be furnished
the audience between arts.
The program is as follows:
Stunt One: "Harmony a la llotm"
Hungry
James Drummond
Wrary
Sonny Raborii
^Slunl Twr -A n Rye Opeeirr"
xTeurgr \Vj>l»«n. ah.. i» rtialving
mnlwinr
t’lsrcnrc XIcKco
Emery llmmlti.n. wlm ix alaavs
after f trr s.lxirc
Robert
t'ollnm.
Sam. an <x<|,|
Ituiiny
McCall
Stunt Three: "The First Re
hearsal"
Mr. Du.lgx-, with a high rcganl
for dramatic literature
N n l INawrll.
Harry F tati, xxlm d-ws "Im kinxar" with * Ixang
AI
IViUilney
Lun WslUcr (llnrle Torn!
Bobby Gut
William Karl (Simon l.cgrec)
Billy Shoemaker.
Mare F c n i. (Little K»e|
.
Mildred Win-lhsm
Jane Itiank (l.isa)
Louise
Watkins
Bert Clarkson (Bloodhound)
Kelly Smith.
This is a scene (mm the story
"Uncle Tom's Cabin."
Testate Raymond, with a little
Shakes pear*
Sally Kate
WIB lams.
Mlaa Gray, wtih an important
message
Camille Ratten
Stoat Four: "Henry, the Model
llu.band"
llcnry Peck, tbe xrere ytiung hus
band
Malcolm McNeill
Frances Peck, tbe very court*
wife
,
Anne l^xx-ell
Mother. Her mother.- .
Ssllv
Morrison
Stunt Flee: "Bill. the Match
maker"
Elaine, that pretty girl
Mar
tha Page.
Rill, her brother Gerald Ixxsatng
Anne. Bill's girl friend
Shirley Cameron.
Kilmer, who wanta to meet Klalna
...
Sonne Rabqm.
Stunt Sir: "High Preseura*
Gloria IHpnlewalle. the victim---Nancy Jo Gonialea.
Mr. Pufr
Thro Power a
Mr. Harlow
Glenn Lingte. Jr
. A one-act comedy. entitled
“Ilia Ftral Shaea" will be pre.
seated aa followa:
Mr. Morten, tbe rather
Frank Robinson
Mrs. Morton, the mother
Maltha Hymn.
,
Janet, dreamed for a date
Annette Abrams
D ereek, w ho is
w ith J a n e t .
H atrhlaan.
AT THE CHURCHES
The County Council of SemiJiole Horns Demonstration Clubs
w*ra entertained at Ihe homo o f
Nr*. Myron Smith in Florel
Heights yesterday at an all-day
averting. Tht Sanford Home Do.
■ oast ratio a Club rereed at In n
teases, with Mrs. Fred Forward
presiding in the absence of the
president, Xtr*. Lula Moran.
“Amrrlra The Itrsull
wr.s
sung by th* «-rm h l
aftrr
which
a
pray
or
wnKn
prayer waa offrred by
M tv Forwaul After tbe n-ading
o f Uic minuir., Irea.nrrr's re.
port and roll c.xll of the |wc-ddents and drlrgstr*. reports nrrgirvn bv ea« •> rlub prt-.idenl on
the work which has bren srcoin
plisheil in i be xartous rommunt
lies repie-rni.d, in iraltlrni'ig.
sewing, hom- tmprotrmrnl an I
rlisrity
M s n s xs,'t«- HIS'lc to M ini ail
elig ib le 4 .I I I m b g irls to Tu l
U b a ser for Short C o u rse
w e st
J u n e I to 7 M rs. R ex P a ck a rd
aad M rs. John A nd es w ere elc.*t.
etl to M-rxr as d rlrg a te s and hit r m a t r t e s p r c t u r lv . P la n s w r i dhu-ussrsl to r Co u n ty Arhlevem en*
D a y w h ich l> Max 17.
Mlsa 0 .1 itic flclchcr,
rk lh ln c rppniliat, «»« inti^lucisl
and f«Yv an intrrrotinf talk nn
r h ih ln i c«kn«'tnv. «trrnsin| lh»*
u s* of coItoti with a moving p»«
tur«, "Stepping Out In Cotton *’
Follow inf the covered
«IMi
luncheon which wan -erred at
noon, curtain*. dra|»eric«. mattroaa pad and cover, made-over
cU lliin f ami many other arllc!**
were displayed and dl*cu»»ed. A4
tenticn waa ralle«t to the rurtainr
and cupboanl* m Mra Smith's
hom/. aa well a* the lawn and
shrubbery.
A tour w«* made by the mem
ber* to aeveral hornet, including
Mra. R. F. True in Lake Mary
where they \ iewe»l a mivel bed
room arranire«I in nautical man
ner with flahnet curtalna. double
deck beds ami nautical dcaign*
on tbe flooi Another bedroom
which waa decorated in dolled
I M l n i It
»•»»!»
A x . ti tl e
an ,|
ll.tr.|
«< l|Frl
J
ll.fO M fsl Ito o l. M i l i b i t f
M o iiiiiia
\\ o r * t i l | «
I i «n
\
M
Mutt| « i
•
T i a it- f o r rnlnR
l'u » » i
of
Ills
| ‘* a i
Th*- Idtitl "
N !•«•«
I* ins a in
li> t li** f - a i o f i l o
I ss.r st '
l i > i l l , ) t h o a c o f o l t i l r >• 1 0
i m .
" T lir
f« ai
of
tli** l * o r s l
I * I l l s' I n ( T I M t l l l l * s . f H IhftsilM**** l a | | | l - ' f l I f * '
Oils wt III *
|.||n iN r>
rlM .ill-.u a a l l '
in*.
•«
tlo
l « | i e * ’ f m I I i x i i -if
• i via
•
I • • • l l l l u s llls-tl
tx>
!%
||» l l «
i
s . »x.- i f
•>|H I n » r
l it t llt ’U lsa
I* s*
ri.r
Novrlut Kathlrrn Norris It i»lr
lurrvl i , »hr a<Mrr»«ct! a peace iillU
Mi»ci*tl in New York by Ihe Aibukm
Kif«t Committr*. She declarnl Ihe
V
ahonlii not share In the qtisrrrl* of Kuio|>e, which "has hern st
war for a thousand years." f»»l.
Charles A. Lindbergh also gpokr.
averring that the U. S. would only
•bars an Allied "fiasco** by taking
part In tha war.
SEMINOLE COUNTY
( ’OlIRT RIPCORDS
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b i l l
4tits*lxM tin i lltol It'D* *» I l. I, ...D.
Pek Faarla
tn n ou n cem en t o f their e n g tr e m m i
waa made In N ew York b» I’uk
P a erit, d eln ty D an lih mnxlxl. ami
Dr. Joseph G evaart, B elgian High
O m m laalonar a t tha rerrnl N ee
York W orld'! F a ir. They plan In
X* m arried In June after M i..
P aarit tr a v e l, to Hollyenoal to
-aaka a axuvxa
Rchcknh I xkI rc Hears
('(invention Report
a ligb tl* Hi h » e
C sw tk orr.e
Clara, little sUtcr
l.ucy Waul
Between acts. "Pcrfidta Ampola" will be rendered by Ret' >
CocToxti. Roberta Evans. MlWted
Robson and Shtilce Camel- ix.
accompanied at tbe piano bv Ml-*
Mary BoMla. Neil Powell will
execute a top routine. Xtinnie
Ruth Odham will glee a rerila
lion anil Roberta Rvarxs and Ca
tHer live Clark will glee piano sc
ire! Ionx.
Stare managers include R-" X
Moore. Catherine Clark amt It'd*
by Callahan The prompter will '.* ;
Evelyn Echols Is
Honored A t l*nrly
Sun Dial Will Be
Given To Stct»on
W. FIRST STREET
NEXT TO THE
FLORIDA STATE BANK
rurnicrs Are Warned
W Drtm For Hornes
Dr. Stunti Will Talk
At Methodist Church
MR. J. A. M ARTIN
GAINK.SVH.I.l:
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, I Spec ml l
lb .
....... .. Agrlculturni
Li|H»rii,M-nf
•m I v I m m I
Last Timcfl Today
Double Program
I). Varner, Orlando
x
M .l (lo n
fm iiH -i*
tin*
ti*..
•I |||< ht to d* li v# f•I.aris»t It *If?r.
f*»r r«4iilt«.| t f iii'« i t»MI Ito itn 'r k
•t» hn»*ra mii.| in til# u iih f|| rnnclu
•ivv iIhU un i fiti v!•••!■ of ihrur
!llltllll|a Mff* Ill.t ftIII. ||
"W ltili-r
• • ‘f l m n
I t i f i i l i l it.ft u
llir
u»r of |tli9'ioi| 11ir / lo.
in hor*ra
Mias Echols, Mbs ll.Wti Garner. has rr«iili**«| in fRinlilu*<g, and un.
Mlaa
Hirachel
Hamby,
Miss Ill th# fa rto i tit fitt ti.f■ which
Lake County Leads
In Sea Island
Katbryu King af Mentgonivry.
Ala- Mrs. Prank E. Bradley of
Masxtga— ry. Mra. I- F. Garner.
Mra Roy Reel, MUs Squires and
Mra. W atkins.
MIDNIGHT SHOW!
P. A. K. Group Meets
At Knox Residence
r>u*r«i i Hpb#
Inasfa
mr
drier-
minrxf. « r will not rt*<«.inmrml it
for thi* p u rp ose," |»r \ | W Kn»tnol. ila tio ii vrtrrirm rian Raid.
For control •*f internal |»araaUt«
of rattle Nnd ■hec |». |ilo*nothiaiine
ia hiffhly rr<-«»tmiM'iulft| hy th#
HILL'S
I’ACKADB
STORE
lUft W. First bt
Tim rhi Alpha Kappa sorority
ip
you *
YAjnrt piMAMa
THI S U T M . ’
• LIQUORS,’
•SCOTCHES
■/ T J i V S - .x,.,.
r... ' v
Thursday aflarwott.
* pleas xrere mad*
party which will ba
B. Rauliaa bustix.-a#
. Tha next mevting
Jersey Club Auction
Is Slated In DcLand Union Head Pleads
Guilty To Larceny
JA C K SO N VI I.l.K Apr Z«l —
(Rpaclalt— Tli.- Fb'rlda Jatscy
Cattle Club will aur'lon 27 pure
bred Jersey, at Ihe Vuluala rc*>nty
fairgrounds
near
DaLand
Thursday. May 22. It was sn■xoutxevd today by County Agent
A. H. Lawton, saervtary of the
organisation. Tha sale will begin
at I .-OO P. M.
Tba animals. 10 males and 17
famalaa, will com* from soma of
tha host Jersey herds In Florida,
Georgia and South Carolina. Lew.
lea asid. Tom McCord of Montgamsry will ba tha sucttoaaar.
Arrangeown ts at DaLand era to
charge ef a committee . imposed
NEW YORK. Apr. 28 —(AY—
James J. Hambrick. president of
tba Now York local of tha A. F.
L. building scrvica employes In
ternational union, pleaded guilty
to second degree grand larceny
Friday In connection with a
theft ef 110,000 from lha union.
Tearfully, th. man who direct
ed tha city’s slsvator slrik* of
a fsw re»rs ago. appeared before
Judge John A. Mullen to general
tasatons to acknowledge his gellt,
nnd then told nswiman:
"I knvo nothing to any. It la
psebshly nil for Uxa host I bar*
ANGEL'S
EAT SHACK
Baafard Arsons Jaui Off Of
ft
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P R O G R A M F O R W E E K O F A P R I L 2 7 th
Sunday. Monday—T H E GREAT DICTATOR'* wittr ChmrH« Chapllq, Jack Oak*. PaulqMt Goddard and Bttly Gilbert.
Tuaadaf, Bargain Day. double feature— “ RAGE IN H*AYEN’* with Robert Montgomery, Ingrid Bergman and George
Bandan. AUo—•'MELODY FOR THREE" with Joan Henholt,
F*f Wray gnd Walter Wodlf Ring'.
■
Wednesday, thturaday—“SIB ljo p lfIN 3 " with Judy Cgnora, Bob Croeby, Charier Dolterwcrth, Jerry C ollohaaad Suu n Hayward. Also “EVES OF T n £ NAVY.’*
*
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Friday, fieturday—"POWER DIVE** with RiehaM "Arlan,
JedM Parker, and Billy Lea. A leer *YQtJNa BILL BICKOK"
with Roy Roger*, dabby llayta and Jaquellna Write.. Wnal
chapter “ OR. SATAN" and B ret ebaptar "ADVlfNTUREH
CAPTAIN MARVEL/'
A bpRILLA with a human, brain ikat flames with hate against
mankind la only one pr the. chilling Ideas Involved In "The Mantlet
and the Girl" which will be shown at a special midnight port orTflTIt JEAN IIERSHOLT a* “ Dr, Christian" who sets as gn-bemance at 11 :.10 o'clock to n ig h t,'at the Hit* The a let.
* tween, Walter Wooll King and Ray Wray provide the romantic
■Interest In “ Melody For Three" coming to the Rlts Theater neat
*■Tneaday as part of a popular double feature program.
THE GREAT DICTATOR
Gladys MrClellan ..... -r, Astrld
‘ ' Allwyn
*
4
tlynkrl, Dictator of Tomanla ...... Mrs, Hlffby ......... .. Irene Ryan
Red Batea ......
Charlaa Chaplin
Donnie Allen
Napalonl, Dictator of Bacteria ...
Jack Oakle
/
ShulU ........... Reginald Gardiner
Garhitsch
Ilenry DanleR
. Judy Canova
Herring ------ --Billy Gilbert
.... Bob Crosby
Madahie Napalont
___ Grace
.— r .... Charles
UayU
1Jy . ••• •
Ambassador _ Carter da Haven
Jerry Colonn*
A Jewish Barber ------ Charles
Chaplin
Hannah
..... Paulette Goddard
Mr. Jaaekel .... Maurice MoecuviCh
Robert
P h ilip M o n r ell ..
Montgomery
Sulla Bergen
Ward Andrews
•
Bandars
Mrs. Mourtll
, Luclle Watson
Otcar llomolka
Philip Merivale
.......... Matthew
Dr. Rsmesu .
Mr. Hlgali.s
Rami) ot Lam
Boulton
C lark
......... Aubrey Mather
Solirllor.Grneral
......
Frederic
Worlork
Bardiley ......... Francis Compton
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ROY ROGERS and Monte Blue a r t shown above, aa they, appear
In thfr Republic historical Western, “ Young BUI Hlekok" scheduled
for next Friday and Saturday at the lilts. George “ Gabby" Hayes,
Jffhn Mlljan and Jacqueline Walla headline the fine cast.
en’s Society
For Summer
Homes For Family
^FARMERS’ MARKET
A.
floiw ua
Bl your hoinn this suumcrT
A " Tha JChUdren'* Home Society
or Florida-w llh receiving home*
’ ol Jaekionvllle, Mlairl. I‘»n*yulq
and LakeUnrl~l* making tlaean*
vnual appeal to the peopla af
■ jnpjlda for summer vacation
r hojntt for Ita l)1g family or homer i i l l boy* and girls, but la par. W 71, ( vqar
April
SO,
rfdA
phuuuctm
CKLKIIT IIKARTP. *«an*.
CeL
i n * to M a t
CCCUMUlUin. Du l l p d t Plain lo
Fey. | l Se to II I P 1 - I ‘t - *
„ Dun. Carton II mi tif. | l . | t
1IUNBT, I Ih. Ihill Ito v ’
fo^
loya frdn^
S i" ,- fejft
10 t« IB year* of Alt'.
' Each year far lha nast 10
iMra the ooelely has bedn plaeM Its ' homeless and orphan
HMrdn In rarrfully salectcd
tmlljr home* for th* sumnidr vniUon period—giving Mr to
dare* of boy* and glrla who *rc
ig ar to get away own the um
bra yule* and regulation* pf the
Waiving homes, and many f»mQea hnve had tha **tlafaeiion of
Tinging a new cvMrlanea and
ipcii happlneaa to thetnselvea.
..All that tha Horn* Society ask*
f , the families wno offer thrlr
MBJs to these boys and girls
I that |her be People 6f unoswtioned good cfaaraclwrXthat
My. will (rent the children and
HriltUna them Just a* they
Maid thalr own itHingatera—and
hBt they be willing tp wither
S ia for the children and return
MM At the end of the aummer,
fS kaY .thsv will bear the ex-
Saturday.
BEANO. Tendrrg reens, liu
tlpr.
( I t * lo t i l s
W«S H I S to
f a ta , Lima. Uu. Ilpr. l i t *
BIvKTU. Dos. Bun l i e to tkr. Qu.
Ilpr. t i e to l i e
CAbUAQK. Her Ton
S lid *
to
MAM
,
CAItnuTA D o t. Dun. <jAe to IK ,
U*M. U r to I t s
CBI.KIIT. CM, **e. I'd, l-e I I I *
t u ^ l l .U . I t . IFe, **»« f i le to
•i,'jjtClCflONVnXE. Apr.
« -> '
(Bpeclall—How about giving one
'«• tarn
knmilaan
^ ’gy
two home
Ires ItflVg
bay* B
a VimilOD
varuuon
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M.
VOW Kit UIYR
MELODY FOR TliURE
a m
Dr. Christian ..
Mary Stanley.
Antoine Flrelle
ROBERT MONTGOMERY and Ingrid Bergman, the noted MwedJeh ptar, will ho seen In the featured role* In "Rage in Heaven,"
by James lURoa, author of “ goodbye, Mr. Chlpa" and “Lost Uorlthe Rlia .Theater Tuesday.______________________________
Ingrid Bergman
---------- George
t
'
'tV e .'B V K b L
fo r
Thousand
B STma!-! |,T a ,UB- f*; L
Rmd Farrell ..
Jean Ilrmhojt Carol Blake .
.... Fay Wray Mr*. Coles ......
Walter Wool/ Pat) UrMsatera
Doug Farrell ...
...... Schuyler Bquid Watkins
Brud Coles, Jr.
.... Patsy Lee Pror. Blake .....
iga .... Maude B p >
»h t»b U a d irect eo a tla iia tlsi
.or ib e X a sista T o u a a o rr o r I-o
»•♦» a ira ea o rw ia g to m o ptai
nr Altam onte Load HoteL atu
N arlgaU ea
C om p ter
Landt
a ccoid m a to F lt i
thereof r*
corded lb P it t Book I, p eg s It
Bonilaols Couutr. H o n d o ,
rec
ora*
Hold t t l s to by n e t t to tst
D tr the term s ot eaid Secret
a m
a . hpecm . j n
“ el* I Master
FRED H W
Boiicitor for
CUtCCJT ( Q i a r OF TUB NINTH
AVPiciAL cikcoit o r ^ thu
'BTATB o r FLORIDA. U ABU
k s W kIBV*
m mwr.
Mary Kemp Thlaulo. Pefrndaot.
THE STATE
T
KEMl* TlHOFIN.
W
'T A
A t 'K
1%ED CACBE:
‘
irfeplatt
“*«•
Johnny
C olea ....
Richard Arlen
Jean Parker
Helen Mack
Roger Pryor
Don Cnate
Cliff Edward* TWO POPULAR ptant, Jean Parker and Richard Alien. head a
... . Billy Lm cast In “Fewer Dlve,“ thrilling «tory of the air lanes, coming V
Thoms* Roie
next Friday and Saturday .1Roger Prior, Helen Mack,
— Lou la Jean *Bits __
a
> 1 |
Lea1 and Cliff Edwards are featured.
boat blddtt- lar nosh at tl
I■
?aV
Bold u l , to I,* ruede to a n ility
Iktl terms of »«I4 decree.
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B. A. u.
Florida, tho ■ ta llo w in g d
lot. M ere or portal Ot load
In dem loole (Viunljr, yior
w i i . k in h o M.
As apodal Manor.
Publleb April itih . I Ilk. la th aad
onUBI* u r Bt BLICATtWB
Let Ihle ardor be published In
To: Juinee P. fa rm er. Jr„ whoea
plana o t
rialdenca and poet the statu tory tim e required by
len fo rd H erald, a
ottlau address Is ChllllcathS. taw IB the
Ohio. Caro o | the I M t r t l It*. nowepaper of gheoral circulation
In
said
County
and' a ta ta .
■
foiuaiory.
Tou are s e n t ) notified and re* ■ W lln ea a . our head to d Boat at
qmred to t iip w r to n certain Btlt a fflre a t Bohrard, Betnlnol* County,
nl Com plaint filed by K ttk rrn P late of F 'orU a. m i . tib . Pay of
Parmer aaulnet you for a dlyoroe, A p r il A. D .” l l t . '
a . P. HERNDON.
now panAlnr In the Circuit Court Beal
C lerk ’ of Iko Circuit Court of
nt UeutlnoU County. KlorMa, on or
Bemloaln
cou
n
ty.
Burt# a f Piorlda.
before the Mey Uule Pay, IQ-will
Ur: A. M. WKBKH. D C
■ho lih . day o f May. A. D . I » «
in d efault thereof sold rauea will J. B. MORROW. A ttorney at Lew,
l i t Bouth Orange Avenue,
broeoed IU P a n e .
Let ihle Order he published lo t Orlando. F la rid A
the atatuiory lim n required by UW
td the aanfard lle r a l c a new*,
paper of gen eral rlrculallon la
on la rounty end H o i,.
eu eot to fle e t Peereo rimdared I
Ikat rerleln cau se pending la th
eeaT lroV K
t w i l l Court of BemltiM# Coat
A p ril A. P ,. l» tt
Beal
U |*. Ill: RNDON.
Clerk or C trea k 'co u y t a f T*ON.l» . plaint Iff Oita H U B .'L B U
Utmlnole Cf
----By: A. U. ,
J. D Murraw, Altai ney at
l i t Boulh O range I veau^
Orlando, Florida.
W ,,'Ta* North h a lt (NM>
Boulhweot Quarto* <0 W
Ih* Mauthweot Quarter ill
nt
tha
Nerthwesl
(K W Iil of Beclloa
Q
sh ip IS UuUtb, Ha n e e ' *1
In Uemlnal* Couutr? trial
Halil ta le to be made la
the term* o t said decree,
JAMRB O. HitAROt
a-vsH fU fi!.
-aa fa. siai.
thd
••Is
* n s ATOE'
t Hmatoka
n“
•* Ih c r t
M id te
. M M I* IM I
YOU TRIED
TOMATO PLAKTH. p<y Thousand
IBEA1.J
HOMER-S LATELY?
i
Huaburttsi
Deanna DorWn, II. atngti
|AaL»|
l with
p fo rS
apprwtlBtAfaly BOO Merit
w , i t . ' Leesburg Community
Malt cberuf' at « concert Mon
day night nt tiBO o’clock nt tha
»L James A. Mr BL Church In
Banford, the Rev. J. A- RoMnaoa,
^1' ■»|WI
IJP v ' yBt Aon* jTor
\7rr
Ml
m
wwm
dl
e■
R W ocuir
Mi
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wv • C
'•**
og
VC .
,
Sanford Bats Drive
. Out 11 Bits To <?1 Men’s , 9; Timely
S i n g l e s N eed ed
Falling to ret hit* whm Urey
would rount Iho moat, Ih* 8ewlaele* bowed to the G-Men last
o*cM hy a ■core of four to two,
of Ur driving out J l hiU to the
Gainesville nine.
Dougherty rove up only nine
MU during the nine Innings but
the Geinesville teoro was able la
bunch four of them. Including
two doubles, In the aiath inning
to score three runs and win the
hail game. 'Wiley, G-Man pitch
er, struck out seven man during
the game to Daugherty’s four
and walked five to Daugherty’s
Beautiful fielding wai exhibit,
tad by the local boyi with only
' one error made when Juiticu
stabbed and stopped a hot
grounder, toesing It to William*
an second, Vvho threw wild to
first far an attempted double
» r. The ball went over LeVela bead and far to his left,
giving tbs runner an extra hast.
Jtfek Gillespie took Skipper
Whttloek's place on the third
sack during the game and turned
In some smooth play. Running to
hla right to a spot beyond the
lights and almost Into tho stand*
he caught a high foul hit by AL
veraon In the second inning. In
Urn test tap Rkk stopped a burn.
1ng drive to retiro Grubb. In, the
fourth
inning
Gillespie
was
robbed of a double l>ase hit by
i*< Ullii baseman
Brown, who
Imped and stretched to stop a
hard driven ball, allowing Rick
a single only.
• j ■ One play that had all of th*
f fan* roaring with laughter eeme
In the fatal sixth Inning. Pruett
hit a single, Alvsrson a single
and Lambert beat out a double
to right field. Pruett scored on
.
the double but Alverson hung
' up on third base as the line
. / Math bagged. Mm to run home.
[
th e line aoath became so excited
ran s e t sf
Alvsrson and
startsd
bias towards home plat*,
lined faaaa runnsr finally
so and loped homo, while
'bgttar, Lambert, came an to
d. Bdt the umpires mad*
r*
t^Jthlrd btctuH Iht
_ steppad from hla
I Bo
th *
c o m SO T
d id
the outcoma of
Baafosd bad any
ibnswr* to win tbs
mpn In scoring
times when the
made. Gillccpi* was
i spot twice during the game, eace
Ik the seventh and anee In tho
nhtt, whan ba seeds the third
out wl% two man so. In the
ITC
R EA L TEST A H EA D
ny jack Sor<E | Progressive Press Wins Bowling
Ike Merrill Wins18 Derby Horses
l'mimcy; 3 Teams Fight For 2nd Semi-Final Bout jTo Be Tested At
Flo / o
G teeeLu riiiilu d il i* »1*■ I*r* * Ic h i '
(In Orlando Meet i Wood Stakes Run ____
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close c e u is t
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(It lualnssw
O c a la t . I >*-L a n d I .
ai. Augustine 4. IIf kssde t.
U f s n RssSar
Oeala a t B a ste* *
(tle u b lttl-a fter).
at. Augusllne st la n b u r i
Osls**vlll> si D daetl
R r m r i, W llllam a Rum* tto w c lt,
I 'r K li
A tr * n o iv U m k r r l, Jim-
t>*H»4
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P r u * tl. Q lrit. ( * rnlMjrl. O f abb I.
U rtt* n w |. T * t - b * i » (till,
U rn h P ri; Q rabb. T h r M -l» a * bll*.
«• M u w v ll
btnd, ililM a v llln
!* ♦ . s i
ft, lUnfoni I t
B»** on tpbll*. # | f WtWv ft. ftlf
p B H tli'r t r f f t r u c li out. by W |l*v
T, U> IbtttgheHr
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MAT RXTKND PLAN
JACKSONVILLE, Apt. W -
ISpecial!— The cotton
stamp
C l may now ha oatandnt to
i stamp plan areas, without
additions! cost of operation, the
Stats Welfare Board has been
advised by Thanh V. Laahsiu,
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'I m il i l . m u Ml
l».
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<i I liiv (oii;i (ini fpr
1 ‘tiling II.-.( , m f\ t u u l Iff a' 1t»t»j J
plmi', H. " J - . . I n |. .m. Hi
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In
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f llld
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BgATutlfr c u v e m i p s
flog reu-CR. i i & o «d
F i f t e e n can t'** o n ly t w o o f th e m
involving w h it e person, spiresr n I
\ |>t
U<i
H r * id
!if»d 1'( tif lilw l Mi u11y mini fhKh
llHtk ill i’ll It-ll \ t It i du v IMMMt.
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l ‘ H^ A t ln h t n
V,',*
w ilt 'll lIli'V w ill
K t iy l h i’i ii
A
on the dreket at s .frerisl wmioo A ,, „ . , , k „tll1 fitdd
f
Hind to In*
of Municipal Court Friday afli'f ht Id th t*i »■ 11i t f. it ft r i n t hhi
noon s t the Police Sis,Ion
TV h* t i mI m t *
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inn i t
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N»we p eg * la published one* *srh
r h a a f Journalism Claia Mra J. N.
ew Significance Participation Is
i Attached To
Motive Power Of
F.F .A . Chapters
IheolnV Words
I* w»* a prophecy eel forth
President Abraham llnealn
fag i perilous period In ihs
lory af our nation. Again, how.
». we sheuM read over ihs
lement and tenslder It earnhr, | t paw baa new value, new
rifirtnee, now Imporunce due
Ike pampalgns of Iho alleged
|i pahimnlsU In our country
i am eagerly walling for un.
I and distension throughout
wastry, Sot tot ut fo*l them
Good Pitchers
Senior Play At 1 High School Glee Club Captures
Southern College
Wilson School News
High School Is
Honors A t State Music Festival President Speaks
All Dm girts In
S a i d S U C C e S S fu l
After rehearsing for four Hoorn I eeabum « k t war* both . « b n | A t Seminole High
have that "washwoman's
wbc
awing'
and can really knack that Indoor
boatball for a loop horn .been l*
baring seme awell tfanaa out at
thalr practices. In this yaar>
crop of play m are Included
many good pttekar*. Thor* wfll
be twe or three more practice* ()
for tho gtrla > b o are Interested
in playing the final gema. *
This being tba last sport of
tha year all girl* pleas* coma out
because we need yon and wu ^
are hevlng fun*
__By DOT KADER
Tho
e n te r
play,
"False
Front*," which was presented In
tha high school auditorium on
Tuesday, Apr. 33, was a great
■ucreu.
Those who attended tha ma
tinee, especially tha
students
from nrammar and Junior High
Reboots, repressed their delight
In "Frier Fronts" whole head tadir.
The play was declared an #*c*L
lent performance by all who at
tended the erenlng presentation.
Endeavoring In acquire tha stu
dent*' imlnlrn of the play, a re
porter learned that, although a
raw mad* unfavorable comments,
a large majority agreed that
"Fait* F ron ls" w as on* o f III*
beat play* that have ever been
Ry HERMAN MIDDLETON
an. a
Rumblings
Student SketcheH
Nam*—Jessie Durden
CUsa—Renter
Birthday—May II
,
Favcrlt* long—*‘tllari|u*i
Nickname—'Mlllin
Favorite paetlme—Dancing
Flac* o f ___ lanford
Flret data with—Dlekl# Drown
mbition—To be * math teacher
avorit* food—Fried chicken
LYMAN SCHOOL
JThai
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It* MareanlimK
I af New York,
lareantonto con
rnpreu tk* deUoilly af the
for th* second tlm* 1 at Ink*
Mkry Anr, it, Th* adntors were
given a hearty Invitation la cam*
Main nest yaer,
• Troop R| held It* last meal
ing Apr. SS. Th* summer eehed.
ul# wa* planned and tha troop
budget wna revised. Th* Installallan af eight hay# which was held
at I drman last Thursday night
was a p r a t success. Mr. Jon re
delivered a speech concerning the
history of scouting, This was
tnade very Impreaslv* by o candle
lighting ceremony.
Ilurint the flret' part nf Ihe
week Ih# front hall ara* tlnod
with big and Hill* cardboanl
boxes, noses usually make ordi
nary people very curious and we
were no aaceallona. Upon law*,
ligation we found that a aew
Intefrommonkalhm system would
bo set up In the schaal aaan. It
wltt be another step In th* bet.
Irnueot af our education. On*
of IU many purpoeaa will be t*
bring edurallooat pro*rows which
farmert* could not be heard hy
the entire eludewt body Into svecy aloes room. This wiU add to
tha student's Interest In school
ty giving kirn a now manna to
•I UTn
nintoiU | | %k9 Kt(M,
Wa aim Homed that It aarvaa as
a good listening post an if you
*** u* Lyman Vida sprouting
pretty whit* wlaga f t* rap gwtos
why,
Tha Army U earning ta as* wa
May I. Now don't got sari ted
They w ant ho ta poison hut ta
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Neme— .......— — J*r* Dorm Inr
Class ...........
Banhomar*
Ambition..............To b* ad o cto r
Favorite food,.......Titsmhurger
R*» .hate---- ------------ Being sick
JHl Ilk*--------Driving
Favorite pastime, i Building model*
F yw lt* tong-----“Froneot"
Hrst date with----- Ann RegftUr
Name
-------CUsa ________
RlrthpUr* ___
Birthday ------Favorite food—
iv t hot*___ - , j
Pat Ilk*.....„u.-,
Ftrel data with..
Ambition.__Th
Information Cards
Filled Hjr 8tudenU
Ccanril has give*
ravda to each otodw
njj **L whM rand
will roaUUt th* ati
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STARRY
IN JUNK
•Twas a starry night In Jnn*
She was alone with th* take am,
th* moon,
floon the relaxed In her birthback. canoe
And closed her eye* si th* broese
blew.
Then slumber came and th* pret
ty on* slept
While nil around her, water
sprit** crept i
And on her soft cheek tha moonbeam* did play
A* slowly, slowly, slowly she drift
ed away.
Dreamland was good to this lair
on*.
For she dreamt sweet dreams of
her beat's son)
He apnroeched her with a desire
In hi* heart.
He snjd that ,ffon> her h e would
never part, * ’
Then. to tho. maid th* fin* lad
draw near.
f
.i
And 'both tf their hearts were
i lUlad with rheovi
. *<
fh im * he a*M “I love go*. Juanl Ha." ii i - ,|
<
i'. Banal What i wna. Ihatl
flhe
■lapped a mooqullol
LI* and LAUBELLE
Name—Uartho Perkins
Clast—Freshman
Itlrlhday—Ort. I)
ravorll* eeng—"It All Tomes
Rack to Ma New
Nickname—1"Marty"
Favorite pastime—Hiding with
* tha crowd
pises of blrthw-Aonford
First dot* With—Ray Fot
Ambition—To b* a slngtr
ravorll* faod—fltesk
Ana Wiggins
’TWAS
JUNIOR HIGH
EOfiA had a wonderful time
at Iho mtuto festival •**,wa, hoar
—Orlando will mar* than avor be 1 Tha Jqnlor High Bchool cn.
Joyed as . Its weekly chapel rnlartalnmrnt on taeodav a pro
gram by Mlaa Hart's Class.
The scripture was rood hy
Dorolhv Crumley, the announcer,
Tb* school sang "America*' and
rave tba pledge to the flag. “God
tian. hut lota «
BHaa America" was sung fallowPAUL HICX80N
tag
the flag ratal*. A eeng hy
earn* “SUGAR FOC
James Drummond, Daphne Con
Tempo. Why and i
nelly, end Margarot Dingfeider
what we'd like U k
FLABBt 8sac 1*1
of Sootharn Coder*, spoke at a
■pedal assembly held at 8*ml- M l Psalm—Harold Kastner
nota High School, last Monday. Governor’s procUmation—Char
lotte True
Dr. Spivey was introduced by O.
E. McKay foOowlag tha devo Seng “America"—School
tional and Urn flag oalnta'which Story on Florida's Stele bird, tho
mocking Urd—Joyee Whitaker
w»» led by Erma Deodney.
Dr. Spivey began by. tatlink Troea—Ceifle Lee
of Frank Lloyd Wright of WU- The meaning of conservation—
e/t
H*ln asLa
^
Jimmy Ilvosleton x
cousin
who klaaa-J
planned itoi ’ Go an
architect. After ho had; graduated Poster Parade—Woodrow' Davit,
Thomas Henson, Frank Jammes,
from college, Mr. Wright could
not find any recognition in the
Arthur Pinner, Laurence Pear
Ualted States. When the Japaneoo
son, JessU Pinner A Charlotte
government wanted to build a ha
True n v i f u i j i t a t K OF fiO R lU A * | .
u l In Tokyo; they sent a repre Bong. “America the Beautiful**—
in m m r o n »ici«i"#»-n ennw- O
sentative to Mr. Wright to engage
School
him for drawing tho ppm. When
The children of the sixth, sev rJla
an earthquake destroyed Tokyo enth,
and eighth grades have
ihe hotel atom remained unharm each
a u iw
o r
r w u c A n ti
computed one article made TO oBUM
S UAU OTWT." w h ose ad
ed. Blnco tbia time M r.'W right ftt>m palmetto
in the craft school
dress end rvsldroes la o n h e o w s
.h“ nlned a great reputation which was rrcshtly conducted by
Y o u
, r * ordered to be en d OP
f)
In the United flutes a t an arch Mrs: Janette Guy,
pear to the * ■ » « Ultt * f Coraitect.
p lsln t Hied o g o in sl
aetU n lo r d lfs r c s In ! * •
_ Dr. Spivey contacted Mr.
n y le tl eo-iioo oodl *o\irl Is tn# o ff lew
Wright and Induced him to draw Students To Receive “ l i t . Cftrh - f sold Court In U .
County Court H su se ut Sanford.
th* plans for a groat foundation
lr ru u tiiv. K lurhtV *■ *h»
that was going to bo built at Special Game Tickets *llui„lolt,nlia
r In June. to -w ltl Ju s* #
Southern College. Tba* asekJlec
t u d . A. 1». ISM- P h il n«‘ « * » /•'»
ture Is entirely new. Tba I I build
Through the
f Urn
U»c co-opeco-ops—*<"t1 „ uf
ill* rr n S u n * pro confess® w ill o«
cause
ings are mad* entlrsly of coquina Sanford
n**eh*,l
Aeeuc.u^uu, ,*_t
.*-•. . . . . . . . — i . ; kb and
.
• - .Isaoc.oUuu,
rock a ad class, and they will re- students of Seminole
Saminola High School *rh ’, *s f u n l e s * ordered that thle
—
; ^ -___—
nut obtain a student
baaebs!)j nolle* sh a ll he jrahliehed on ce *
o k for four t i l
c o n estu tlv s
I*J*k*L
jfhot for to
CO cents which will cncu- VIssh
* In the Sanfor* H erald, s
q
tltla them to sea any local gam* w
n » « s coper e f p sn srsl rlrru U tlon
v
coats Instead of tho
th* regu pubUshsa In Srm lnols Counlr.
for to
10 cents
Florida.
lar admission of 44 cents.'
WITNESS lh(t o fficia l ***! of Ih*
.Ticket* ara bandied by Alas above
slr lr d court and th e hand
R. Johnson and may be purchased af | he Clerk thnrcor th |s tttti
from Urn office during activity dap «f April. A. O. I S t l . ___
IV IIEItKDON.
m
period or right after school. All d a r k o i ih s Osh ove
etrl*a court
w
thoee who are Interested 'in tha
Ur: A. SI W EEKS.
ball games should get n ticket
nt once ua no ona will be admit
W . WAI.I-ACR.
ted for the student price without .Cora
rial ns nt* Hollclisr,
the tick*!.
OrlsnCu. p is.
THIS CURIOUS WORLD
day and thro* night* each weak.
Batty Weet, th* program chair
man of Seminole High School,
turned tha program over to
Dicky Brown who acted sa master
nasi. Each. character told
ennalstad. nf a eropp . of variety
nurrbers given by • seniors. Tba
numbara- nra ns followit
i.
I . Coms o . Iponlah , dsne* to
Nell Stewart, Joyce Whlddon, and
m t f J W f j S m , occompanied by
V iif BiVdln.
■L Arralatle danc* by Evelyn
8tiles. Moosapsatad by Hales
Hutchison.
a. Duet, “You Forgot About
Ms** by Helen Tnmns sad Orien
Ferial, accompanied by Mary
Martha CnwricVT
4. 8asqphone solo. "Stardust,"
dedicated to Marclo Proctor, by
Frad Dyson. Encore: "I'm gattlng ScnttmenU) Over You** da-,
dkg tad to Dub Eppa and Natalie
E F tan # aoio. “No Nam* JIW*
“OUR" hoy* or* atm
“THANKS FOR THE
IKS" *c »*t> haep.oa
n iR IJT staging *Tm N0 B9 DTW
BABY" n a r w .__ __
M
2 t o
a at, 8*« tool* High' RrimaL
By HRR1IAN MIDDLETOgj
" WBCTTYAwiLKKlMK)N
snBNTT
& rsu sfolvs W
l3? sx
rhupeo.
tu g
POLD' PLAMRg r - k raU
CRAWFORD
E OLD HOME TOW N
�r
» **
fvemlnolc to u n ly Produren
More F ruit And VceelnMcn Thun Any
Similar Area In Florida
AN INDEPENDENT NEWjffAl’EK
—p
Established
in
SANFORD,
1008
....
And Jafgle Meet Again
-Declares Presi
dent Roosevelt Im
plied He Is Not
r UsefuI As Officer
FLORIDA.
M01*pAY,
1041
APR
M ember Associated
NUMBER 204
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i ArmyConquers Athens;
ursues Retreating British
Union Activity
HeldNoReason
For Firing Man
Supreme Court Says
Company Must Hire
Those Denied Work
Because Of Union
(serntan Flap Of Con
ti tit'sl rioats Over
Capital Of Greece;
Italians Take Corfu
U. S. Army Tries Out New Battle Hat
WASH INGTON, Apr. M —<A*.
—The Supreme Court held today
in a fur-n-arhlng derision t h a t
the W agner l a b o r Act require*
P company to hire and give back
p a y to a person found by the La
bor Board to h a r e L-ccn denied
Work because of union m em bar.
ship or activities.
T h a drrislon al-o held:
1. The l a b o r llonrd has the
N EW YORK.. Apr. 28 —
power to m d e r the reinstatem ent
<IP)— Colonel Charles A.
o f striking workers who hsd ob
Lindbergh.
“greatly
dis
tained regula r and t rt.slanUally
turbed’' at the implications
equivalent employment elsewhere.
Skrhfeh he aaid President
2. In
making
a
buck-pay
Roosevelt hsd made "concern
award, the Hoard need not re.
ing my loyalty to my coun
utre deduction of amounts which
try,** made public today a
He recipient could haw- earned
hut did not
letter to th e President re
Initial fluids fur t-xputisiun of
sig n in g his commlMion in the
Col. C ha rle s A. Lindbergh, principal sp e a k e r a t a New York Ui* nation's airplane production
II. 8. Array Air Corps Reserve.
capacity fium t h r prv .e n t gaol
Tbs letter referred to rsrasrk* peace rally staged by the Am erica F i r s t Committee, greets a n old of 60, ODD planes a ycur lo a n
■ A * ra
mads by the President at a press friend In the audience, J . K. Condon, t h e " J s f s l s " who acted as a n ultimate goal of 00,000 were said
over the niH’k. over u *nfl inner lining
A HT’i i m a n tM n n k (run rrew at F o r i Urn.
conference P ride/' In which the interm ediary In the Lindbergh kidnaping. Lindbergh In his address by Informed persons Sunday lo
chief executive classed Lindbergh declared, “ G r e e t R rilain i t losing the p a r " end nothing the United be p a r t of u 10,67-1,005,4CH Army
Her ai’ctmn t a n In' wt»in
.»
ning, C»., \t«‘ur« the new dual |nnpo<r liclmt U
Onth the eppeesers who urged S ta te s can do will help her. Ho urged an Immediate “ negotiated supply bill schnluled fur cuntJd.
hut* Rt'ipbiiijr If** than .t |t mu!
heitijr tcfttrsil by the unity T hf hfudgoar in III
peace during the Revolutions'y
e r s t Ion by n congressional conttw» HfCdlBio -ri I'OllVrilt IrtHJll ai«t*| tdtidi, b’ Vk
ana Civil wars oh (he ground- peace."
initcte today
that those conflicts canid not be
It was reported tbut tho meas
ures c arrying funds i ■> I man re
In n speech here Wednesday
the growing land forces tor the
^
flier asserted the "U nited
year starting July I would InS tates cannot win this w a r for
elude money for the |m rrhnie of
England, regardless of how much
a substa ntia l num ber of- addi
nsautenee we extend.”
tional atrplnnes for the Army. A
Lindbergh’s letter Mid (he
m ajor pot lion of them a rc ex
President tuts “clearly implied
ported to be heavy, long-range'
that I am ae longer of use to
bombers — the "Itarktnmc”
of j
# U s country ae a reserve offle«riul strikin g power. At p r e s
ent, the Army Is winking toward
^ HI
f •* t trtsntnn, i*«miiilttee t>*l-ix
Lm
a goal of 21,000 planes
V V C? tl “ f inniijsl) sigi|irovk«l («!>*• tm • • II •!
A House appropriations m b .
-wM.. : « . . Intnlrt iiruPoFfil $2.mio.nini iu> •' «
committee called W ar
D e p a r t
it
(I r n i n L I l|lMl>MI1M
,»ee
wagering in
*11. I
MCI* Wi
It t o
ment witnesses lo begin te s ti
I>tr11m*11 s
mony behind closed doors Mull,
Higyinr. wiHriiRiv *»f
Ibcubd
in lb* xobi.m
"Thera's plenty- of foundation
The mcriHte ha« alrcM.lv pa*«r«l|
A b o u t 60 m em bers of Comp, day . Col. Leonard I' Ayers, the
'if l i’liinii'itt'. d*> thr
'flI which
would I...
thtiof t*ntii»1 Ini'Uu*-* dunruf Hi*
ra te d
s t a t e m e n t btll Lossing p o s t of th e Amerl- Arm y's chief
In- I
bill
whic
statistician,
was Ukc '
ItF V «*► ln n v lt l r f tax on wsgtrs fioin In to |.% net., arfc!,UM
asked to ap p ea r first to give tin- c!or« *1
•'iidinc »*'*• »* |**.it- -I
‘h a c*A Leertoe vend affiliated organ committee
*n nvprili ptHitrt* of j l,nIthinkii8U^»ii*iKHM»|vw«!t
<**nt Yb<t Honor I* fi|»pctisl to I ^ 4 ,.v,
h e m e merely
« lodging place,
isations re tu rn e d yesterday ( r u n the ilefemu* pn'ifFTiin
M'i,iub*»r^i Hn* wnnnnl
tluv
ttis'ititM-r- \"1*' oil Hu* bill lnh’l till- week
V
Milton Racket!, retired minister, the s ta te coni ra tio n in Key W r it, unit] he wuuli! I.«- fnlluHnl Ov 'which will h**irin WnitiriMhii, , nn4
lb. Ilou-i i..... I until i,t.i huMH»
nj
r I jH'fl lli^ n IlK if*- «il
and that "the whole vast told tho Rotary Club nt Its r e g where George W einstein r e lin (Jen, (j i*ome I' Mn i hbillI, rln*'f1Hint In
nmrimv uuu iiiriu uui of i
'
mtgehant marine, running ular luncheon m reling »t the Val quished h i. fiost as district cum- of stiff,
t» ikImih t
Tlie Army Ini" ciitcrnl into .< nnr Tin
ot ralDlons of tons. Is nt the die* d a i Hotel today, “ but much of inander In John J. Schick of Mel
Six 1" nk» i * will l< jiifm nli d will hift nl 1 UI I' M hot will ri’lai \ jtttn"k *11’d ''dlM
panel of the British govern- the blsmo lies with parents who bourne. and J. J. Kocco * * i In 824,000,000 rontmrl with (h«
of ■hi (In 1 «ui run ni thr ntfitin^ 1i'CPiw
•1.It* .I" ■ l
jj jJjktkf* *
(iletin L. M i r i m
UninpMny
Thrill*’Il HI
..I thf 1-4 itt'In. !|ir nun * i '-f * i 11•11
Ihdh 1 (iijnhi
‘I n .■‘this difficult hour we themselves lake family lifu too stilled as member of Ihr ***cu- Hsltimorc for roristruclinn of on* Iih’m Iii ill v » Il h liist III111U t4’
di
i\f
(
I
t
*
m
ml
«
r
ship
idlin’*
1I’MlKf frt i nMft *nil <- 1 d* Ill
Mi
II.
Dm
will 1■l'l
live committee
tirw heavy Ijiimlnt plant him I n
•oreeks are grateful to President casually."
1 Ilf d« O 1 ilft.lf ... . b»f l".*i k. i 1
,|| ftliid, nidk .il.. iH V. |
Inn 'Mil
Roosevelt for hie assurance that
rktalhifr
»'mt - Hill 1* inmil
Rev,
f-'ackell
urged
those
I leaded by Joel 8. Pis Id a- nan:vliNI of Ha
Kridti
r
i14)
mil
|
f
.
Willi
4
*
I
f
I
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l
l
h
.
I
l
1.
d
r
i
'h
thill
lhi>
OH* lit - •'! f'' 1 ih
Greses can rely upon American prcient to put themselves in tho comm ander, the group includeJ VVflloostcit aourci’s sanl
hsIjV the minister said in sn c h ild ren s place, and tiy t« u n the Legionnaires, the Suna of the IVesiticnL Roosrvrlt had fui - !n*.t til thf Void 2 llotfl W '1IlH'ri
A in w IriX ■1*| IlillM 1III r lie 1 ( hand.... . i • Kit II 11 flip
dits mi tmoif ii( *4 (Ml ..I'It14k
m i l l 'min imi) H \14 * .Hill Ml 1If 1. 1 til o»f (hi '
marked 11^ 0 0 .000,000 of the
tinif
Ha was intro- Legion, tli* Auxiliary and , h * 000.000.000 lend.lease fund
A III 'un* oi|f <1ttl h*’ fxpt el 1 'll fell tdd .1L'i p* M 'Kii-. milv III \k I
UH 1 H I
for
A l| IIP lM HU nl
•MY golem ment has trans- derstand them
nuriiermu i"iirlii'b1 (lie tli ivi" in two day*. •d i > tin I.* W l Iriliif 1111ft 40 1 k Inai f
1 Itself to Crete where It duerd by Elton Moughlon, who Ju n io r Auxiliary.
plant axpanalnn*
of
normally. The had charge of the program.
The Drum a n d Hugh- Corps klndK These were said to inrluitf Mi Ilu*rm* a k'-d IIi o m * w h o o n ’ .4ml M Hi lo l.mi rii *r 11.dl.. . i hun '
(Mil d"
twru bomber plants, five atriilam mlrri-t. .1 in i,it>*juximii^ to cun. who 1itolllHll id. 't d
____ array of Epirus,
Declaring t h a t a U rg e p a r t of so d the M ajorettes took p a rt in rniftne
plants, and alpnut 50 ad* ! 1f*ci him t th> ( lian.lri r of Fun.
AI ind v p.« •♦•d ♦ v thf Si-nali , r| :il
tlir parade Friday a fternoon, bul
fought so bravely against
our
International
troubles
could
"*
*
0
hint
ui
I
In
■
lliili
M 1 i 1 m ,i "rpM* IIC hhow of v- ith ’
tm rt.
asksd sn armistice
because they did not have a full dltional o r d n a m t’ plants «*f
______jnt of the govern. be solved If we placed more e m ■•-presentation did not e n te r the loua types, includmii (hose fm m r In* ty fin hi hii thnl hr i hii 'lippOil I'll thf .nllumiritriitmn. PHI' *
-(
.
«
*
ci
cnriln
to
(hem
the
manufarlun*
of
lank*
cun*.
n>-.irn
;
th. hill piol
w ill riiidi a l)>. .
, hut It must be realised they phasis on honest family life. competition. Prom the comments
krttl'
•h '<1*4V nr Wiiliifft liol l*
without food aand
munC
..... 'hfiRi rxprrtrd In ppenk Hou
n d in
u n u Kcv
Rev. Sackett M i d , “ Wo wouldn't of bystanders, however. Major- and ammunition
nt thr mrc tiny Tui’te'Iay mpht ill*V It
■ •I or o* 1 1V * I'lip i"
p.lft*at'i iij iit-niid in- Will
unable to contlnus I b r | | v|n g In such s topsyturvy r i t e s would have placed first and
1
lain la i Ml'.
m i n »i id nl ivi in. Mid no
I world
if the
potential power the Drum a n d Ougle Corps se
tv l' IJ-V. lib ; a m e m b e r >,f n Min ini il) ui
| II.....1 Un 1. .......
"In
cond
if
they
had
entered,
Ur.
[ th at is in each home could be pul
11•11
(Wl.f J,
■lie Si, 'IJte.id
Iii-psrtmen! . t*r. IIH m- | lit I«mIii>f
Weinstein said.
In work."
I .d
blstlrli office jit llelatl'd, V U
Ihg 11n 4 .1 let ri i ...........Id 1
Jmlt.ltlikT ......... Gill
Several resolutions regarding
The sp eaker said th at In his
I , -uis ,,| the livestoek depart.'1 111 Pfl.!' * • 11. .
lit p
Hi* i ih ii ail M'litnm*- (ht* i \ i . ' f
activities
w its
work with delinquent buys, he un-American
Mr I l l
ii"'iii "I *i»e Atlanile f ’oas! Line (mlJHii i«*tl« r ui (tit MU',.
til Md In m
w ant* d II
convention end
had found t h a t 76 percent of passed nt the
NE W YORK. Apr 2H —0»*>
id .Is t.o nvltlc, Senator Krncsl n |*ii1**1 In it k Hu: ftii*in r i»ittl gin • .i* -■ 1ft 1
them came from broken homes, some of them will be submitted Ttie U. B. Army tran s p o rt l-rmi
1. 1 ,1
1 . ll.ltd !•
I' 11,-"'Imbier I M Armilage. IrtkilllMji iilllillllt11 t In N (Milt III.
OTON, Apr. g | — UtT homes t h a t were broken t y dl. to the L egislatu re for passage
II
1* 1•*f V
‘ I .......1
that patrol opara- vorce or by lack of “ family into law. The Legionnaires went a n t Wood sallrii a t noon Ntmday If I U lo e le r. am! II K llaine* i'll* tilt I In 11••i * * h ill, vt» (h r
Ml* Kl
The pq'lie, «- well as n || ,ne>- M;*li- Hjijivm * I hill t a n liv Pith
441 M ' 1 III l*V
AtlantW float have spirit.''
on accord ns approving the brood- for Newfoundland
tic 11*i i i i ........ .
|" ■ •| >|
emplnyea, is rihttlll’d fill it Ik f Mirdllltp Hit
A a la tem ent
released by l In- rhalil* ami fbrii
«xtended indicated
Ur.
As a remedy f o r the condition, r n sls of W a l t e r Wlnehell,
1.
ntlv
1
XI
III*
*
X
'
•lived
lo
"tlend
Ihr
meeting,
Mr
War
D
epartm
ent
a
f
te
r
Ihe
ve*
It 1MU l
final M'h
I the United State* Rev. Beckett suggested spending Weinstein said, and this a p p re
f ill ( |p d ii ll Ii w hill ( Ill’S
Ailiiitiiih(rn!ioii
r ♦ ith-'t
ited a large number more time in the company of ciation wiU be conveyed to the sel left the Army a Brooklyn base lligglh said
•■ •'Ml f nd w* lit r" ritIP.I ill '
Mid
(itfihf lit! 11mi hf |i,in%HRf of a
la along the eaa- children.
“ Do not scoff at columnicL
1 1 . 1* pm)! hi .11 Ml 1...
“Tha tra n s p o r t carried equip
Sfiiuft hill ltikin»' from lh<- htttM*
__ . in recant months. childish fantasies," he advised,
O th e r revolutions passed per.
It,In 1 ft V O lt'll
4pk ill *
rut i ItMt kh utiepm|
ni,(|1J||
yi’ilf
described by naval ce “ but lake ad v an tag e of them to m ined to child welfare, crippled m ent and elemenU of Ihe 02nd
t IK4| | 1 . .t'Niifotd Im nd
Ni.U VIIRh Apr 2 N
id''
nf trill I-* i ivi j* hi ink** lit iMurlwimi.
ment uoefnl In patrol understand the child belter.'' He children and the S te le Highway (Toast Artillery from slat inn. si
I'M o. 1ii 1ion ’ III1 1 1.
M s destroyer*, submar. expressed r e g re t t h a t the old Patrol, which t b s Legion spon Fort Hancock, N J., elements of Kii W • on Ih* " i m r d i a n , l i e s m r I Ilf I |«M>h l"'t old it off ItvllMiilth
tha
general
h eadquarters air rt g i a n d f a l h e r S u n d a y w h en a -on This hill ftln udy In*« pun.M'd (hf
the boaster types of custom of “ family chores" has sored.
and was ia*rn lo Kve Atiboll W y n n , S r rmtf
‘ yachts, mtaoJoytrs virtually
Milo Warner, national com- force, a m ilita ry police unit
disappeared,
saying
"lilt < .!v . 4loom i< (..it
detach, wife of Ids son. K e e n a n , a t the
Tin* lltiiiM Inlrtit Mild A rn tn
nd. ,f unctlen- t h a t though tho opportunity for mandrr, told tbs delegatee of a miscellaneous service
H a r k m*NN pavilion.
■nents."
fjtldftlti itiminlMff n wi* i a |M*flt*tl k* • plflj' 1hi 1nil 1l i hull hv *h
wltk those. children to do chores ha s gone, trip which he and five other Le
In ri'i'tirf
l ihIi*v mi
Aiif*mt*y iriL' vairitil prop•Kly iklid Is *
Light cntL the necessity hasn't.
gionnaires mads' In February to
f«rni-rMl Tom \Vii|j««iii*s hill to Vfloplliy Mm prilIkft nnd the r
Part of toe blame for youth* various eltias 1st England, Includ
thf in
ou IIhw (he rlo*diil nhup on poldkf lip to Mo p*. pb*
ing London, Coventry. Liverpool
Lindy Objects To
0 Doubt Of Lo;
New Warfront In
Africa Foreseen
Chief Executive Had
, Compared Colonel
1 With A p p e a s e r s
Condon Itcmains Opti
mistic Due IV Aid
Of F.
In Atlantic
III 111 I V
Greater Emphasis 50 Legionnaires
Upon Family Life Return From Key
Asked By Sackett West Convention
More Time Spent In Corps, M a j o r e t t e s
Company Of Child Mfcrch In Parade
ren la__Suggested F r id a y Afternoon
Campaign
Underway
M
j
Sues
Not’d
Of
Moro,
ftuffrrr'l nt Duniirrque, Har
m a n trilltar* dnpalrhcri r*«
|M>r(iiI Influx
In Ihr |»a*t 11 day*. IlriU
A
o m m o d at ions
light regard of family lire was
laid iy Use speaker la the pro
g ra m which eeek'te emphasise
the place of youth In the outside
-rarld.
"The human animal requires
the longest parted of all others
to be conditioned to take hts
place In the world." Mr. Backclt
pointed oat. “and I don't know
better place to got this
and Portsmouth. Mr. Warner commerited on tho high morale and
spirit of tho English people doeplte the eufferinp they are un.
dergotng, Mr. Weinstein related,
and also said the women ware
taking an active part In the ef
fo rt
Mr. Warner reported that that*
was no jwh which men did that
was Ise k n tl f i r Iks woman to
undart ow .
Soft Coal Stoppage
Said To Be Serioi
t b »I*i|i| inn (Muling 28 7.000
D m - biiw Ihcii Mink In Creak
it tea* estimated.
I'bis, l.rrinniiA •.a)*,, In 25,01 n ••
.. . than w am lout
in II «• lliid k r r l| l lf DAith d ra w a f. 1
itibltnc that
this phanr of
wrlirtii in (h r F-AMtrrrt Mrdit* f Miner h I * in» inmnM In
c oniphtnl
• f-a I 'rfH
r ’-'
a w uatikfl
-I f lo w tiH iny
A l b 'l l
"i • •iui(
11
am i* lit At'ri)j)oll«
in A'ln l ' I ' l l ! I n d u c e o f tlio
U Hi I I I ’ -.
111 >I
dem ocracy.
i ■\ ■ i
is Inis* I n n Ih i limn
efiliunun
|||H\|' -"Util tUTIISH IVIoponU'ii* iii imi'ini ui' Ihe rulrcttt-
11isr II K !■' inn'll*
Aii*tiii)iuii Al i m
Minister
IV" y i
Spend, i said tlie withI ibi- Hi itiwh imperial
|.\ ihi si-ii w h s underway,
lli ili" ■ep>iiled dive-bombri- " ii i bln-ting Mulish troop
itiiM i-nt ia Inm*. spi'i-dlng thr laet
M l t imi' mgetil Inward au-
Better '
U. S. Troops Sail
For Newfoundland
iU Naval Ships
Mdved To Atlantic
8 Leader
rite Daughter
nt’sday
.. M
M lliujrin^
2 S.~fA .F\)—
RilhttrmtBl from (jrffrp a l
ready tin %i* Mirpansnl thoM
a
Higgips Greatly Hollands Racing Tourist Increase
Encouraged In lax Approved By Shown |n Survev
House Committee
, * • Di
(Ji Lodging Places
Chamber Drive
tpr
British whippntK ln%«rN In the
•■IIII I I lunke, qili
A - ll,e “ :| ilny
II i l l -in
i n il n d
bl battle u f the
Ii- fin a l h o u r,'
i;...............u n ...... h i .I
i
p
u.,il
1but
Italian
iup" i iii, island of
, k west m a s t ,
eeti ante
to
,,f Bcliori upm. th.
■ I,f opeIIb*g
1 i• mi h im*. t iim enl'» wn1
1(
i
"
|.
iie f'retirh"
•i i,t 11
I Charles I><
Ih ! i 1
III dish m e
■1111IM•t i
massed
1 ....i* - » • "■
nt in in tinrilcj "f
(is
i> |-',»*t Afrt.
It,,
. ,|, loti-l,' prudurod
iiigqip
in
London
| .11 I I lull"-, will' tl'O
l, I .... .. 11>, li nil I'lllil'n "U
11 ,,, Mi- i 1niti ,| Stati-s in
.1 "(.Ill'll of Hie A llan.
, ,, , r, g i • v eiimiuerors
M i’ .
,i,i \ i In
ul I (L00
I l l s
, " l.,i it" ruing, Ju«t
,, , 1 id,
I
,
11
,
i
Hi.
launehlng
III.
4 *1.1
i i ii'tu'ig
Balkan
1 1 1If ,t,
1,,.1-liit I hr N a tl
I'll*
1 ’ l l ' t . , Hu- ■■iimlillng colnip Iii
............. f ’ in
i ■-imi in ■il nf Hi* el*
11 ' r " gri-cled i t e
1
OH oi ui
il,,. Nail P a n .
.1 .1 « 1” ,.,,,1
n it hi pimnl calm a*
r f f I. *
in
•
mi
i
(
i n m u d victory
'l.
in ib
.. id - p.r • Hu iimpli-v of Ath-
11111 Im i i - -tiiod since
♦ 1*1IU * In rmi- i liH'l.
,i Itiiiain's imprrlat
I I I ’ I-'
14 41II *1«4Ml el MN I'UI* T *»•!
( iinmliait SaldierH
Arrive In Britain
V IIH in sll
. I’
...........
Legislature To Be Asked To Alter
Law Applying To County Hospital
PttHT, Apr 2H
of Canadian
wurkri 1 hf lithof riMiiiiiitlff inky at*■I*, impriis my t hf 141I’OITIlilt M 1 f n'm iiif iiifii mnl Ihi1 large*!
fi.M . M ( anitiliaii-tntmed inin-crr r j f f t Ihf I III. hut ByppurtiTH 1lull** Mm4 nil! IlfIs ini'* ritid pi
|“ *4i | \ pori Milt 4*• 4X <t o | nd flu*'* \ r l to it arh th f United
••i |H f i f i| it
ronif
from t h f VIII1M
K m p d m n Imip nrrivrd f o m C aii'If lIUfL'Ilf* rilltd
Amrrif uitlPin niinmiMff with m ii’f'htliii
..In i trike (In tr posts in the war
Mill
Tore important change* in the ment agency. I'n d e r the present fiivurithh* n)M»r(, (hvrfdiv |Mjttinir Biff Ii-'rif
nni»i-I (ifrnuiiiy
v
il mi (hf tMili’fidiir for u vule by
1MT Florida law under which law. the County is a u lh n riiril lo thr
\ 111%mI nf (h f hfiivily.giiArdad
Ihe fly h
IIo h m iimnhfr*hifi
issue the 270,mill t,mills unly In
Hiiivny ivtin n nimuncfd a f te r tha
the proposed Seminole County nay fm tlw apensor's share of a
A m o n g olhtT h d U nil thf cml- Vf |ti(MlK 111
11
i
t
pt had taken (raina to their
flit
ton
jdfirr
fur
Un
!y|i*
<d
hospital would be built a r c sought liospltal project to which the fed- fiulnr for thr wi*tk ii on* lo
teh*i am* imt
'*f« k mir | m vv diiiiiiiin und tha convoy w&i
ta a wot too of Intention to apply era I ga vernment makes a s u b s ta n ulsdinh (Ilf Ktutr Milk Control pfitplr
tee local legislation, field today tial rontrtbutton. U nder the jiK'. Board, which Iihi price.fixing y l • 111kf nnd f i f l i r i m n l • f Mu [ ill IHTM’t!
moif
Myhly
dfVflopnl i*•^**k t
I hr rliffMhy eoldlvr* said th*
• 7 Jkaalsr Ernest P, H outbold;r pnaed am endm ent
the
County povtrr It turvivffl i teat votf town* in Florida
w»s "nulel and dull**
ui Ti!Uh&Mf«.
rouM u - r the 170,000 and build whfti »n ntU*mpl w r > inadv to
**Thp» di’VfJopinfiit ctitinot «uinf with no! on** U-bnat oi hoatll*
Tha first amendment provides lha hospital Itself without the aid arnd it to ccimmittrf, after It itImm
t in oni* tM’AAon i»r pvtn hi MirrrKft hidnif algbted during !!(•
iiiicp win* repo rtill favorably.
• I tha Interact and principal of lha government
r
Bills »l*o have lH*on Introduced two," M r Hi^irins dfflnml, **l*i( #nMre voyage
a* the hospital bonds must be T b s third change In the Imapt.
Tin* Hr il Uh said Ihia m arked
»f
r
«
*
on thf right irAik «ml <f
paM
i f the money collet tod tal taw applies l a advertisem ent! lo ftkoliih o t h r r prlco fixing » r *nll
fontUtf ntlv
follow a r t d h f i aueeeaful convoy job by
WASH INOTON, Apr U —l*)
- Edward P. McOrady, special
labor sawn!tout of the w ar Do-
tr>esr%
t>o«rdi And commissions, but thry
fo r bids whan tha constiuclion of have not been voted upon by
(he haepilal has been starte d. committees*
Thle amendm ent
provides -that
only ouch advertisem ent of bids
a s a re required by lb s federal
g overnm ent shall be necessary
T his would place the bid s d v e c
Using under the re quirem ents of
tha federal g o v e rn m e n t atone, r a
tpr. I S — (AT— S ta te
t h e r than under S t a t e tawa.
Senator Fred P. Parker, 61, dk*l
Notice was , aloe filed today yssterday, an hour after he had
that the' Legists tars wilt be asked Buffered a n attack while aaUitg
Senator Fred Parker
Dies At Mayo Home
to pass a special law author
ising tha Board o f County Commiaslowers te transfer and depo
sed bridge fund
' ions ef • « ,. bald by Semi,
hi u fund created
' as a premium ae-
dinner In >be borne ef hie daugh
ter. Mrs. Maurice Folsom.
Parker was called tha "Bob
Burma -ef the Florida Senate,"
because of his homely wit sad tha
similarity ef his voice te tha radio
•stoodioa’a. Ha had saute heme
thrmiyh lo (hi* best of our abil Hi,- iia>
wit limit the lose of S
ity, k p r»* IM»iiml to iturcArd
-niglr life due to i-uemy action.
Tin- AtlvfrtinlriK pniirram whirl!
Ih*1 rhmuhrr of romiiiirn* ii*rrlrd out last s u m n w r And Fall
vii iHvfn m u tli of H ip rrtnlit fur
th* imnrovrd Io u H a I btiBi/irAs, mid
M r Hlruini «i*f*rU*d (hat If thf
w A h IIINC.TON. Apr. 28 — OA
Appropriniion
in Incrraard this |
Tha A m erican Trucking A sso
ymr, U will !«• m i o n a b h * lo «*.
ciation reported yesterday that tho
p#ct inori- visllore next srasuu
volum e of rovanu* freight carried
Freight Volume By
Truck Shows Gain
by
m o to r
truck In March In
MARJORIE KKBl.ER MARRIES creased 12 percent over February
and .16 percent over March, 1240.
Reports from 204 motor car
riers In 28 atataa showed U uf
transported an aggregate of Is- ,
416.127 ten* in March, coapuiuO
Vieira. 26, were married Sunday. with 1J62.T4S tons te Pehn* ,
Vletru U a private at Camp ary. sad 1,040,176 teal te M o n k x
Roberta.
1040.
LAS VEGAS, Nevn Apr. 2« —
VP}— Marjorie Kaaler, 1*, s i t te r
ef A - tress Ruby Keeler, and her
erstwhile dancing patner, Georgs
K fA S
\
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Bcnlnolc Connly ProdntM
More F ruit And Vegetable* Than Any
Sim ilar Area In Florida
■ley, Et M b i Pitckr, Wm . Carl Dana Lads
CaatoadWiA, GameFarSaalanl|Reid In Tonrnev
- Deflate BadWrist
BANFOHD,
Sophomore lot Sicker at* »iu.i. » yat ■» «
e t . G ia n t R o o k ie s &
B
*2.” IS S 'U X i.'i *
!» « •
burst!.,*
£ £ * £ ,
° ~ " 1" ■-
■
w tth ambition, M M p n a M B M H I
Measure Would Raise
About Two Million
PV>r Pension Fund;
Is Sent To House
OHna* O f .Withdraw Home From Berlin
al Is Termed Less
• Serious Than Dunt o q u e By London
Iff t i n WM M M l
I only ttrirU y bom
fa rte r ia t t e Giant
»«««•.
Bp. mg
ab
ti n tita a U ' gtam oro
<72 Enemy Ships
* Taken By Reich
>h> fflriRj
g
ilntOn « k r «
te . " t l c n n .
N early Two Million
Tons C o n fisc a te d
Sfaice War Started
ATHUNH, Oma. Apr. 44
<AP)—
G nan
fo rm ,
/ • m a d by F i t s * osrortod
S
s w s r if ir jA Milan f r a n t t e strategic
« i 4 o »Om . Tfcry aabdued a
m a n Graak farm a fte r a
1 0 c|P lN 8
APRICOTS
mcELfsunp
DOG FOOD
3 doz. 14c MEAT
BUTTER
Adolf Hitler’ll Ifiiyb Com- Comm. A lb rrt Schrader, naval
In Berlin fa r the peat
ond reported today tho No attache
yearn, returns to Naw
invasion aimlea havo Uiraa
York. Ha ram a bark to the Unit
brown the enemy out" of ed S ta te , aboard tha Hlboney,
termopyUe Pan*. accne of | whoa* captain reported a British
d — perarte British rearguard patrol boat had fired three time*
to atop hit ahlp.
British asserted the
oral was "orderly” Chamber’s Drive
GOLDEN
GRAIN
Q uarters.... Ib.
CORNED BEEF
SPAM
BREAD......16-OS. 8c
TEA...
MO. W M
CORN
r a X K o i i^ k r .S c
T ia ta a t e n r
B -l BREAD.......1 0 c
For Members To
F - " Start N ot Week
«
tte H iggins Says Final
Plans To JBe Com* * * • pl at ed T u esd a y
PERFECT BISCUIT 8 . R.
FACTORY PACK
M ILK FLOUR
4«b25c24fbs71t
BULK
Black Hawk Ib.
WRAPPED IN
CELLOPHANE
DR. HENRY
M cLAUUN. JR.
• LIQUORS
•SCOTCHES
• WINES
£•”, £ £ £ r g
Both hooaea of tha
maw a vNek’a delay j
g sttin g Governor H ad
rial program under wt
Sena
committee rajactod, a te
the Holland plan to raiaa
000
for old age pension*
H. H. Coleman, who presided
an
tncraaaod U x an horse race
In the atasnea of W. A. U f f b r . batting.
T te Govamor oral ra prealdant, pointed o at the need
for boosting Sanford now, de pec tod to dallvgr a special mes
claring th a t this wad tha "oppor- sage pooalbly next week.
Nevaiiheleaa. In tt e faca af the
lent previously tuna tim e to get thing* atarted."
adverse committee report, Sena
ate bet aald.
Mr. Coleman added th a t moral
era
returning support and funds wars necessary tor Darker, Mayo, Indicated yes
today to
to aaslst tha work of the Cham terday h o would try
ber of Commerce, and asserted trtn g tt e bill out of committee
far
debate.
If
t
e
can
m
uster a
th at -w e cannot w ait for eomeona alas to do a Job th a t la oars." two-lhlrda m ajority to do I t ITa
B. P. Wbeelar of Oviedo predict ad aoeceaa, but aald (be
brought to tha attention of the eota would te (I c ia
Chairman Leedy, Orange coun
Chamber of Commerce member*
th at tha aecoltdary nine-foot road* ty. of t t e Huae finance commit
In tha county ware la a dcplor. tee told t t e m am tar* th a t atmL
able condition, and aated the U r race legtaUtlon waa p a n of
i MRW YORK, Ayr. t t e W V
trade body through It* good t t e program fo r raU la* money,
JtefFh M. Sctenck, board S » l r roada rommlttee to tak a tha mat lie aald a comprom ise had teen
•ad at Wth Centary-Fa* rttn te r up with the County Commis reacted, because race tracks said
sion to work o at a throe.year t t e new U s would kUI racing
In Florida, and th a t kills oovariag
com prom ise
were
being
county tt e
drafted.
•
On Leedy’* regie*t, t t e Bouse
granted hi* commit!a* 10 days’
yoddltlooal time la which to coneotira financial pro.
a t Governor Holland'*
t e received
T te H n o e
they will soon bo a t
Is Given
/Hiree Year Term
f a Ta^ Evarioi
D e c la r in g that road*
tafct Items in terrllm
N ICK ’S
’.3stubs11c
FRIDAY,
__ . t a l i M i
APRIL
25,
1941
Submarines Will Be h
Unloosed Upon Con-I £
v o y s , Represents-1 >
tive Paper A sserts)i
Shadow Of The I^azI Advance
Pepper Says Hitler
Shall Be Destroyed
KEY WEST, Apr. 25 — (Ah
Senator
Pepper
called
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh "th at hrro
with feat of clay." and inlil the
Florida American Leg ion ronvt-ntlon yesterday th at •’Jllilcr i, n..t
Invincible.”
"Colonel Lindbergh, that heto
with feat of elay, Is an rth ir
paclfUL" ra p p e r raid a fter dr.
nnunalng professional pacifist'
who dlaaemlnated dlstorte.1 props-
ganda.
"Ha believes la luperficlal annaarancea. B* preaches, “ Why
Join u p 'w ith a lost cause?" Hit
ler I* not InvtncIbU. America
mad* t e r succoooea whan they did
not appear a p p a re n t H itler shall
t e destroyed."
Lindbergh Praised
By Nazi Newspaper
In
Administration Isn’t
Thinking Of Escort
ing Convoys At Pre
sent, Newsmen Told
Greece
Axis Activity In
Greenland Cited
t
o
P a r t i a l Occupation
Of Country Is DeeIn red Possibility
-!J S fc it/g o r c M i >r
Shade,I area on this war map of G reect
show* Jh r territory now believed held by the
Gerroapa and Italians. It includes the island
of Sa^gthrsce, strategically placed for sn a t.
tack afc the Dardanelles, which loads to Tur-
key and then on to the valuable
field*. G erm an, claimed capture
Janina and Lamia (uirow s). Chain
to Just below Lamia is said to hr
Allies have taken their stand.
Wo,u| oil
»f Volu*.
from Aria
whole the
own, !State
BroWn.
' Madame Perkinn Is Woodruff, Selman
Criticized By Byrd
Chfrmp, Shoots
Named Examiners
WASHINGTON. Apr. 25 . .
(A’)— Senator Bynl (D.Vs.)
Highest Score demanded
For Draft Board
today that Perkins
Tampan Fires Several
Of 100,99 Scores At
Gun CJlib Meeting
L e a g u e , f o r m e r l y w a - c o n n e c te d
w ith th e T a m p a P o l ir * |>.parl
m en t. l i e w a s one o f the local
sn d nut . o f . t o w n visit, r- w ho hIlended the m nlrh st ‘ he t e n g e
n r a r llie Hote l M a y f » u
Slandtr.l
American
la ig its
were Hied on the pntol rsnee,
unit i Im- following Inp ecirre*
were lorne.l In
liny Williams, 1)7,
Jnsprr
Wolfe, »8| C. It. Ilsy. tlf.; J M
Tapscott, 01; Ned Hmi’h. !*l . J
A Howard, 80: Many William*.
0 0 ; and Jim Wehh, 0 0
Olherr
who fired were (’art
William*.
fhOVIee Shaffer. Jim Allenby. »nd
Dr. K. H. Ingram , a new member
who Joined the club vraterday
On the 100-yaid ilflr range,
Mr. Srsllh was lb* high man.
whit* E. C. MrSlarrow shot 82
and (Teorra Cook 91 Also firing
waa R M. W. Sturdivant and
Jim Hirdy.
Mr. Rmlth. aecratary of lh*
rlub. Mid today he v»e pl*a»e<l
at th* attendance at yesterday’s
match, in d especially at th* num
ber of visitors who turned out
A brief thundershow er In nndafternosn Intarrupted th-> msrk*.
men temporarily, but thr;- soon
resumed firing.
Apr. t i —0P)~ The
Leedy’a aim m ltlll rejected HoL ImBERLIN,
portant
Gorman
newspaper
l u f a propw l to taka a t e a t 41c- H am burger From denbUtt, com.
mm titeg • « Wednesday night's
"America F iret" rally In New
Yatfc. doaerited Col. Charles a
Lindbergh Thuraday night *■ _
real American of Swodiah deacent
Mike Wllaon, former resident
o a t of t t e Middle W est"
I t m id t e w as -n o t a w ar op. uf Sanford, died In Miami Apr.
ponant through araotkwialUm but It) of pneumonia. It was learned
her* today. H r was * hrother-ln.
through dovotod loro of hU coi
* ~Palmer
dmer iof Sanford
law of* *L. A.
HuHs
R s her*.
n i u wua n a rt of an a rtk U by and had many, frM
Survivor* Include his son, Mike,
R t t f t U , w h o o fte n B irtk ra
J
r
,
of
Jacksonville,
also a fur.
• k tf M U for G tnnon rd lU rt,
" A m tr k i Flrot**
Mike Wilson, Former
Resident Here, Die»
liases 4-B Club
Lake Mary Members
Spreads
iD R o u p o p y .f
C- A j^ p m ltty ’’ Brown, pia'ol
champlu* af Florida and r snl.od
*• u "in aaifr" markarnan, the
w aa stra n gthe n e d btghoat posiiwHi, walk«ti
away
yesterday by report, from Ethm- with th r honors at the weekly
pU which told of British South •hoot of the Seminole (»un Club
African forrea routing Italian dr yestenU y afternoon by firing aov
fenders from mountain
b a m . er*l if< rm of 100 and 119 on the
cade* before D eule, U 0 mile, pistol rsugr.
northeast of Addis Ahaba, in ih.Mr. Ilrasrn. w h o l« p r es id e n t
fiercest battle of the East Af. •if both the W e s t ( oust Pisto l
rlcan campaign
L e a g u e ami th* P lo t t d a P is to l
now In l i w y ’l oommlttoa. ■
and la
-U teat
N U M B E R 2U2
U. S. Patrols Will Be Extended
! If Reeded, Roosevelt Declares;
Warning Sounded By Axis Press
TALLAHASSEE. Apr.
W)— The Senate today ovartetm lngly overrode the, mlacel
lanaou* affairs committee and
paaaad the bill sponsored by Gov
ern o r Holland to levy an addi
air A»M rlBtWI f »4—
tional flva percent la s an bora*
The
reproarntatlve
Fascist
racing to raise an estim ated f t ,
newspaper II Popolo Dl Roma de004.000 for old ago penajeaa.
By a vote of 34 to 4 , 41m teU aiarad that lu lls n and Ganastn
ia puahed through the Senate tubmarlnea would attack United
and aunt to the House. Earlier, Slates convoys
to Britain
If
tha Senate voted SO to 8 t* over Washington went so far as to
ride the comm ittee's refusal to send
them across tha Atlantic.
send Uw measure to tha floor,
The Rome newspaper said th at
f a r m are than tha nseesaary two- from
American plan
thirds m ajority. Tha action rani* to r itran d reported
air and naval p a.
a fte r almost threa hours a f de trol to the Itsnild-Atlantir
to com.
bate .before e parked chamber. ”
plete ronvnying It It a “short
The House sustained, Wt to 4. step,
almost equivocation."
flnv. Fred P. Cone’s veto nf b
Then It “ will be the turn of
10W bill allowing bonding com- the A ils submarine* to speak,"
wntea tn post a *urety bond for It was said.
hair business In Florida In place
Tha German radio asserted that
of the present requirement of Adolf
H itlers threat tu destroy
478.000 In government bonds all ships entering the British
mated with th* State Insurance war tone with aid for Britain reVrwrtm enl. The Senate previous.
’*•
Germany of
liability
had voted to override the veto
unforseen events occur."
but the House action killed the “■bould
Tha broadcast, transcribed ty
measure.
CBS, waa a reply to last night’*
Governor Holland algned the spteches
by Navy Secretary Knox
bill re-enacting the seventh cant and Secretary
of Slate Hull who
of the State gasoline tan. The minted to the necessity of tee—,
other sis cents of tha gasoline ng the lease-lrnd supplies re sen
t a i levied, in 1031 continues w ith, England safely.
out re-enactment. Tha seventh
"The fact that Fngland Is beat.
cent revenue Is to bo divided *a ran t be changed by U. S. A.
evenly between public schools and halo," the German radio said.
tha general revenue fund.
BrltUb sources In Africa, claim
A broadly applied 10 percent Ing th* initially* In Increasing
tax on soft drinks. Including fn tll n o r a•d
d sorties on the _Libyan.
_
B ee*. was proposed la tt e House Egyptian frontier, last night 'sold
Rep. Croft, af L afayette, wba A lla d escriptions of TtAiruk as a
estim ated It would falsa 4>,000^ beleaguered city were m l,trading,
000 or mors annually for old
| t Is two week* now alnco th*
A lia dries toward th* Sues tailad
a*B«p*Ateau, af Duval, proposed o f| a t Solum, Just Inside tte
a eons titot tonal arosodravpt ^that Egyptian frontier, and . with a
atiady growing strong)* tha da.
a — a*i *■
VVavall a
s*r» vaterans
Gensral• Warn
Iva«cldcd tft
north of Athwus, * j r a » -
FLORIDA,
City News Briefs
be r*plare<t as Hccretarv of
l^tm r by “a two-fisted man
who will have the tnteMinal
fortitude to say to both Islmr
and canital that strikes
in
preparedness Industries ran.
not be tolerated "
*|Hvch, Byrd
it* hatVllsman.
st rated "Inrptnr*'. weakness
and Inability to meet her re
sponsibility In the settlement
of strikes."
II* said he’d heard
Miss
Perkins’ resignation was on
president
Roosevelt’*
desk,
adding "If it is the President
should accept If j| i, not h*
should request her resigns,
tlon."
Red Cross Shows
Clothing To Be
Sent To Refugees
rin ih in g
math*
by y n lu n lr r r
w o rk e ra
Ih rn u irh o iit
S e m in o le
C m in ly w h ich * i l l !»•• » rn t lo
E u ro |» e an re fu g e e * in on d is p la y
In th e r r n t i r eh«twra*e o f S p e e r
and Son s sto re on F ir s t S t r e e t ,
snd Mr* .T*mi‘s G. Stuiron, Jr.,
chairman of Ihr Bed (To** chap*
ter, today Invited Hanford cltL
ten* to riam in e the exhibit.
Among the artlrle* of clothing
on display are sweater*, aock*, a
complete layette, led ahlrt, oper.
•tin g gown, girls dresses, and
mufflers
The clothing was mads by wo
man In Sanford, Longwond, A lta,
monte Springs, Oviedo and G*oeva, under the supervision of the
Red Cross sewing room a t the
Woman* Club. Mrs C. R. Daw.
•fin and Mra. J. W Hall have
charge of the sewing room, which
Is open from 0:3(1 o'clock to 11:30
P. M. during th* week.
Mra.
Sharon extended an Invitation to
Interested women to work in tho
sewing room, regerdlrss of whetiler they ere members of the
Women's Club.
Th* window display, which waa
arranged by Mra Snaron and
Mr*. F. Stanley McCauley, shows
how tha clothing la made Into
bundles before being parked for
shipment.
la t t e rear of tha window
hangs a large Red Cross flag and
• vaae of flowers from tt e Lain,
h a rt Gardena In Oviedo carries
out a red, whita end blue color
scheme. T ter* are three large
flowure, a red gladlolaa. and a
fclu*
delphinium.
AU knlllng far t t e Rad Cross
■ wider tha direction o f Mra.
5* O. Chase, Jr. T te window waa
dmiatad t e t t e chapter through
tte Courtesy Of Vlvlaa Spear.
PACK M B K A U B ’WAGES
CHICAGO, Apr. 44 —VH—k r .
Action Taken To Re
duce Rejections At
Induction Point**
WASHINGTON, Apr. 15—
(AIM— President Roooerelt
l» lar plarnl (’olonel O iarlee
A. Lindbergh In the category
of th r "Copperheada" In th#
W ar between the States.
The President was sharply
critical of those Americana
who. he said, have takaa the
altitude that th* dictatorship*
witt surel*
Iw
victorious.
This, hr added. Is not goad
Americanism—and Is a damb
attitude lie asserted Amsrl*
ra was willing tu fight far
the d rm nrralir process**, sod
that he fur one would not He
down hefurr the
d ictator.
►hl|*«
WASHINCTON, Anr. 25—
l/I’i Prosiilcnt Hooncvelt tteclnrcil tiKlnv thnt American
iia-iil rulit \' put ml vphhpIs would
oiiernti’ us fur into tho Wte
ters uf tin1 seven scan aa may
lit’ nrcPHsurv for the defense
of tin* American hemisphere.
He told a iircia conferenco
however, that the Adminis
tration is not thinking of escort
ia lima,
Ing convoya ni thia
ttma.
I>r. Cl. R. Reiman and
tw pmtruj
w hat n nrutralltv
H arry S: WiMwIriiff w eir off
rd a baulftrartC
do if il rnrountered
ly appointed
fn1dilioii4il n . | >ciM'l mii«I w h et h e r 11 would
u*e h elllcoae m t a n i
mmining pby«trian« f«>r ihr .S«*rn allnwril t
Inoln County Draft Hoard On* waa not made Hear.
The 1'rraidrnt also mentioned
werk. to it, t o* »prrlahata for
j the poss ibility
that
C rrenland
riam lnaliotoi in m alatr progrum • w a s p a i tl y oreupied by A l l a
to rrtlurr thr numlffr of rvgn forcra, mhllng that he did not
tranta lirlng pent lo induction know about thia. He amid the
rampa only lo lx- lurried down I'm ted .States was ta king rounon further * tuMiinttlinn, K
|t ti t mu\ r*
I wo k»•v fig ures in President
C arter, draft board li n k , want
Room* veil 's cabinet
called
la it
yesterday
Dr. Helman 11 mu 4*ye, rat. night for more act ivr step s to
note and throat •|»4Tiah«t Mini ti nl Hr it it in. uni* dedtt ring “ We
Dr Wootiniff i% to eaiimliii* the iiiiiiihI allow our gtKxIs tn l»e
leglalranl'n leellt Mi.wt id I he • unk hi the A tlantic" nnd tha
otln i
«h lorindmg
“ resistance
men turned iIuhii Mt the mdin
(toll Elation* ha\ e had defettibe wId d v o i r esi«tr»nce will be inoat
.
If.
)
live
leelh, arrordlng to n ret eh I v .
Set n t a i ) of S ta t e Hull said In
port of the *tate head(|tiarler *
h«’M’ that “ wa y s ntUBi
Other r»amitnh|r pltyxit tan* foi jin uddri
found* to insure
(hat
aid
(be hoard «ro Dr S Pole*lon,
renebes ti*» destin ation "in the
Dr J N Tolar, Dr O II I'ttl
narn, Dr .1 \\ Mur tin of Oviedo short.- I ot lim e and ill m a x i
mum *1111*utilir "
and Dr («r< f *«■ II .H'arkiIn jut m u s l m n g r r pmnoutree.
To remind regialranta who the
j n ir m h r r s of the draft hoMttl and iim-Mi m .New Voik. Secretary of
advlaory Umr.t are, the clerk I he S l O ) Kliux declared "thU
is out fight," that "we must see
made out the following lint
Ralph II I'hapnian, chairman III* job through" and that "we
« I m h I I mmc 4 SR
o r* a r)
of the board
E C Harper, board aivretary
Joaeph Ie4-mhart, hoard tnrin.
ber.
Fred It. WiUon, government
appeal agent, repreaenl nnr tin*
right of the registrant and «d
tha government
Jamea (» Sharon, chairman of
tha adviaory l*ourd for
regi*.
tranta
Nulmnal defense was featured
(i W Spencer, adviaory hoard Ml the stall* fireman's convention
member.
s ' l it ksoiiville, according to Plra
E J NrUon, a<lvt«ory board l h id Mack rirvelam l. who r# .
member
turned from the mealing WadJohn (J. laronardy, adviaory iir«d*y night#
board member
<hir tub la to wor k With tha
K egialranli are advited
to (iovcrtior a tlrfcnsr
commltUe*
keep thi* llat «n hand, Mr fu r
and iruin our men to fixhl fire,
tar said
• ml Mulch for sabotage,' ha said
la-i night. Tha entlra program
I of till- convention
was built
around the studying of defanxu
problems, he added.
Ih
Movies were shown of ftrarootl
In erlinn against fires, arson,
ORLANDO. Apr 25—(Special) and in training, a i p a rt of t t e
—The collector of internal reve- program. Speakers for tha con
nu« announced lo day that hi, vention were Fuller W arren and
(laid office located at Orland) Mayor.elect John Alaop.
will be moved to th* new I’oet
During tha masting tha Jack ,
Office Building Monday, Apr. 2M, •onville firs departm ent p u t M
and that thia office will be open • demonstration of fir* fighting
daily 8:00 A. M. until 12:00 o clock and training of fireman. Using
noon except Sunday, and legal Ih tir training low er they ahowod
holidays a t Room SIS on the ths visiting fireman t t e regular
third floor.
monthly routin* they go through
Deputy Collector J. L H urt ran to keep th# man In prattle*.
bu Contacted there each Monday
About 700 persons
attended
and Tuesday, Deputy Collector tha convention. Including
E. D. Dent sack Wednesday and man and auxiji '
Thursday, and Deputy Coil)
of tha
It- ft. W oodruff each Friday and •lie turnout
_
S atordar. Their addrasi will be Cleveland aald, and t t e ___
Post Office bos 1784 and telephone dealing alm ost antlraly w ith
business of firam eo. w as g ■
Meeting Firem en
Discuss Defense,
S a y s Cleveland
Internal Revenue
Office
Moved
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�FRIDAY; - APRIL ■15. . 1M4
The Sanford Herald
The Question Of Convoys
hausted and the bulk of It will train 14,000 skilled and u n
eem ts from Lyons, France—-Ger skilled nlr c r a f t workers. And
man-controlled. Oh me, oh my I
th a t isn't all: the old army mule,
the lowly anim al w ithout prklo
People., who
have
traveled of anerstry or hope of posteriljfcx
through the arid plains of the Is to be largely replaced by mu“
tori zed army truck- and cs*inon ra -tln n s; reveille will no
longer be sounded by a bugler
but large amplifiers uveT the
ram ps will rustle the hoys out and put them to bed— maybe. w*
With two top administration officials going on the air
last night advocating surer methods of getting aid to Brit
ain, simultaneously with the revelation that some 40 per
cent of current shipments aie being sent to the bottom
by German airplanes and'submarines, the question of
American convoys nears a decision. In effect, the American
people arc being asked if tney would approve “all pos
sible aid to Britain short o- war," If the "short of war"
has to be omitted.
For Jet us not kid ourselves If the U. S. Navy convoys
freighters loaded with tanks, airplanes, guns and munitions
to anywhere within striking distance of the British Isles.
n « r |t U la i l r j l t w
aa*wia
.......—
SU - a t t - i r r aeik rw n r f a
tb e afcai ynaalMlaia M w t l m
isintalanrata twr A* n r w "
fv p M .w n i. M r t- r a e a
M a n u fn c tu rv rs o f non-alco h o lic
b e ve rag e - u * r rro n- th a n $ 20 .0 ( 10,TOO w o rth o f - u g a r a n n u a lly .
*f
*1
•*
fee
Fenders
Straightened
i|.»«,»*-• r* |n*lr*<l In InoK
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a t Tfc»
■SerintM P m a w k l t t J s t | d « -
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of
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I la r l r y
Dynamic Wheel Balancing
lUt-.i.
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iljw t f w l - apt a l— rt— p - l
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up |o
RATLIFF & SON
S IU L E V E lttB r O B TOM A*
the big guns; the W right conee-n
HEBREW BENEDICTION: 1 he
Lord Mesa thee, and k rrp thee;
The Lord make hla faro shinu
dt«H thee, and be gracious unto
men: The Lord lift up hla connBritish coaal bombing
tfnanco upon thee, and give thcr fare raiiWn, An il reaches tho
pinups sink some more. Tho havoc continues In the iiarbois
pgpea— Numbers 0 :t l, 26, 26.
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TUB HUNT
(From The W ashington Post)
Now the clear bugle—and now
- the blood
Quickens to answ er with rising
.
flood
u n d e r the fu r and the m a t Lrlglithoedt
Ypu the huntsm en—1 Die pursued
Bauer Radio & Electric Service
15 MAGNOLIA AVENUE
PERMANENTS
Clearing the firth with Iron shod
' hooves
Ypu leave tho meadow and enter
the grove*
Where I, four-fouted, with vixen
11 eyes.
Quivering llstan to ttragle-ciies;
Quivering watch the hunter n -e t- j
Current
I I)
(’omment
AGNKW
W K U J II
Snoring
It
it fldil
Isn'tli Ihf
Mil jianifs iof
n IIUMHUC
hunger uori wsi*.
the nv
scnmly
its V' ' J of doth
mill other necessities in London, it isn't the high t»xlatinn or the frlshtfiD cost of the war. it Isn't the depres
plutpe,
n e t the heather and over the sing news frum the Balkan front or the loss of life in the
broom
armed forces, It isn't evon the bombing raids, the counties*
M Itb wind-blown coat and gaping
incendiaries dropped from the skies, or the haaards of be
_ ._J>W b,
f f 'td b lf • course a iliquely South. ing blasted out of house, and home, it ien't the fear oi
T 1 I n S * •P*'* fr,,m • straining invasion, and all that thui entails,' of gas attacks, of ma
chine-gunned refugees and rumbling tanks which cause Uie
I tlflTon the scent uf a trail I
most trouble
iuble in London
Isonthtn these duyn. It's just plain ordinary
jutlilpned snoring.
Snoring hptt gotten to be the number one curse of u)r
. _ r shelters Where Mind teds of people gather undgrgnyrW
to sl^ p ; or try to sleep within a few feet of each other,
[a Uts tool fsrth.iUtk, ■nut sound of the b o m b s can lie muffled or gotten used to.
Upl qot the snoring, Snorers arc as unpopular as cootie a
'.sides as you thunder by. ih tho last war and no leas ever present. Thov koep every
U M NpgH DB BEftTfi.
body awake atjtl so bring everybody to work the neat morn
th» Greeks ncoded moat ing witfi nerves ovpn mpre Jangled than they would be
rw anti-tank g am mount. gnyway.
Bo serious has thr situation now become that the
British government lias at last taken cognizance of it. The
British Ministry of Information makes periodic broad
casts to tcuch i>cople bow to overcome "poring Air ihw
wardens make it their business to go around anil wake up
citizens who arc snoring too loudly. And sourer" them
selves, in order lo keep from being thus rudely awakonnD,
ure tying handkerchiefs around tholr hogd* 1° kttjp then
mouths sliut
shut IIn Upt bojH* of preventing their snoring.
muuths
Dr. Morris Flahheln. editor of the American Medical
An Italian editor ,iyi thr fail Association Jimrnul, writing in Uie New York Herald Ttv
Af Greees shonld hr o gocNl If*. hnne, says that snoring is geiterplly caused by a soft pnlali
ffl
**■ United SjAtes. Vetr, which
,
partially obstructs tne nasal passqgc, by adeimidi.,
I*t th® N ull u*l toy
lonsila. colds or other irrituliun In the nose or throat, or by
*g your tonlets
a general relaxation of the Ihrout muscles when asleep as
_-,A,
srntv camp for Ontral']a result of age or ill health. He adds that snoring Is more
BPT».4* I* b*lns prometnl In that frequent when breathing with the mouth open or when ly
vfelnlljr of llplnes C|tv. It Is **r*5tfd hj flttbracr ' l8o siiusri' 1ing on (lie Inick.
fades sad bouts at Irasl two full
Consequently he suggests as Ihe best remedies, though
army divisions.
by ........
no means
tho cure,
. iy
L,
.
— . some device to keep the mouth *lm1
\ patient
" ‘ off
" “his '-~*t.
Already peopln s o -preuUtlnj and1 to :keep. the
back Many IngcnipMs conitr'i'kc Irivaiiecs
Iglter purpose, ln••
wl>sr* Ulllrr wilt strike
Irivonecs have
havo bi»ti
been invented for this
tf
«!*»■ eluding a huseball sot^n Into tho jiajama coat right In the
j w - mJtijiu 0f the hack und a soft rubber ball Vdlh a wiilsllo
(uni. in it worn pretty much in the suite nlacc. Other gadgets
include chin straps, nuso breathers and car ntoppor* for
... the victims.
Skimming the fields with fly in g !|itig
S
j i g
- A
x
.
S .I -..
FOR THE BEST, try
EVA-3ESS
BEAUTY SHOP
Now la A Good Time To Stop Hcnling
E 1.vi ws h»iy )•> n s - oil n nnwK. i>« ,Mr
W
pMfiP PI fa%»r k |
IT* swndrm |»InM>
f l H i«fi
jo u r baaeeer w llk e a r
J First Federal Havings & Iritttn Aas'n.
F n r stw ivotn c a itT f—a* maumh.ia avk.
T i n * c m iiilr y f* f s c u ig ■ h o rriblc rrisis-itp w Unit w ill h um b le
the p rid e Ilf m iiriy : It Ik a s t a r t ■Sv u f gold lie d < «r*O icSaektoW
o m e e rs * U h lftm iis . ' T t a s a
h ave
been fn m m ls s lo n rri
so
ra p id ly
th a t th e sto ck
ia a lm o s t ox-
Tho now ChowpUt for
’41 M
oo/y lowoitpvUod cor with on wHrw
hixurlotis tody by FIshor of
ttj* Kioto typo ond flto
fsoturod on hlghor-prkod
• cars.
E i iu I. iim I p in w s
Ir —
lli.in
If f also tho only lowestprkod cor ttiat brings you
■ VO-h.p. Vobro-ln-Hood
ln fln *> U n ltlio d KnooAction, lox-O Irdor From#
■ndmony othor quoltty foo-
iitiu-
lllilll Ilf II* fisnl rtn|v Dir lii-KVirst im|xiil«tii<n
In’in x
whent,
Hnssis Bin) tin- l irt m n n rnptrullod
iliitrs rnl-r 6 0 pm-i-nt o f III*
will Ill's supply of this crsljr. C a n
aria lint - j - prrrrnl, thn] |1. B.
rsisrs T(l, in.lilt |r n nifij lArgSII*
tine, four.
|. I
Inasmuch us snoring is often caused by obstructions
ill the nose nr throat, the snurcr who U hgvlpg trouble
with bis family on that uccuunt, should jterhaps consult a
sjwciaHst to seo Hr liioro is any simple cure for hla trouble.
Barring that, Dr. Fishboln suggceU, "Ksep off tho baek'
Mflgre you can tvsr teich Dial
B
s ? te -iK w ™
..
1 f l a t ram em i»r
haw
O f * f lr * t , H int th r -South i* g ro w
ing a n il. * v r n m lly t th a t a ma>
piovt* to h r t h r f u lt ir u d a iry r r
giciri o f oui n atio n
W h ile the - u p p ly u f c itu le nil
i l r- t lm u t r d lo l- n t U i a h alfc e n tu ry , sc ion t u t s
a re
look m s
ab o u t fo r s s u b s titu t e . I t a ly is
fln d in g one in a c o m b in a tio n of
a c e ty le n e g a s an d a m m o n ia w hich
should m ak e a p o te n t ro m L In a tlon Ju d g in g by i l - p a re n l- . Ono
o f the h e a v y b y p ro d u c ts o f o u r
S o u th e rn su g a r n iijls 1i m o lasses
w h ich o f fe ta p fe a t
p o asih U ltica
fo r m a k u ig alco h o l «> a m otor
fu e l
Then £*p the bush and enter Ihu
mi'*
lulltlliiilv.
™ he
vou
TELEPHONE HU
lioin* ho consoled himself with,
"Ah, now I h sv * • r«sl tm o k s "
■nd tho ' f i r s t c l f i r a t h s m sil i
from his pld fa v o r ite hs M id
U - te r i li k s s g a rb * a * c s n s m e l U l
‘Snayb* h e n iesn t It tasted like a
m ix tu re o f llmbjirger ch ees e a n I
g re e n onions. It*r*. boyi dig out'
o f Khsks's S aying* envelope that
on e a b o u t “★ h e t f o e i s these m or
ta ls be" s a d p a s t e It on here.
Nana of rbirkle'e streams ere
very lengthy, lb* longest oat
Wholly within the stele being lb*
St. Johns, bat their total. Includ
ing renal*, loots up to some
thing oner 1,000 mills of inland
To mv thinking, a dog is ti e
Annual State Flower Show
brainiest of th r kruir! rreatlon
-m l h—s ninny Units in reminod
Is Scheduled In Orlando May 3-5 wllh
the urmiB Inniu In vslh
hevr I Irinl In muke rrk-ud* with
First
obsUiuxie
,,m
OH1.ANDO.
■ r r tls ln ranln* but hr I* u t
Apr. 16 — <0pe- will be aw arded fo r named vorle- terly umvspnnslvr, while otherwill romp over vou iD Mels utts*
fm ndliness and uxtrenw Joy nl
hunisn rnninsnloBthlp. Once one
of the 'fam ily pr-se-sluns v u a
nnorh that, like hla kind, enjoyed
mercial grower In the stele is lu- lying on the eras* In the eun. but
rlled to exhibit, o r c6nr»e. an he never tirgtrrted hi* manner* •
•nd whpn I passed th at y n v he
would p*t arouse but Invariably
netted the (round with his U .!|
In anprocietion ef the n een eM r f j
a friend.
cUIJ —Everyth mb from sobdepurs Dea of all flowers entered end
■ a m m aking tosns to foreign tu orchids will bo shown in the blue ribbons wUI bo given lo out
firpl annuel Fku-ltD BUta Flower standing flower*.'
tomPktfUea Vl|| be Ween as
Show which will be held ih Orm m p lo moko any loops any- Undo Nay a-6. Entrlee . hare every Individual sad every com
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needs It SB <rg*nlutlon e f
bueinsee men rod heavy lex
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PARIS THRER
Outdoor Vespers Are Chamber’s Drive
Slated AI Enterprise
For Membership
Starts Next Week
A B|> rfi,il oufiliHH vr*i|Hrr **’T'*-
LOURING BEAL, Society Editor
Wright Dance Revue
Is Scheduled June 5
Social Calendar
m —
SUNDAY
• ffhe Townarmi C lu h s o f (hr
Southern D lstrirt will hob! a ro n .
mention In the Court H o u se at
1:00 P. M. with Jo h n W rit a,
the principal speaker. J . K . M r.
Clelland, president,
u rg e s
a ll
jBQjnbera and the public to al-
i
P e rso n a ls
W h en the c u r ta in r ls r a on the
" R u th C o rd o n W rig h t D an ce R e
M r. a n il M rs W . C H i ll p lan
v u e " on Ju n e li at the R i t i Th e- to spend the w eekend at C o ro n ad o
a te r a “ S u m m e r F lo w e r C a rd a n ” B e a c h .
w ill l e e x h ib ite d w ith 40 ch ild re n
M rs. B la n c h e T a k a r h has r e
in the c a s t d rrs s c d in gorgeous
flo w e r co stu m e s a rra n g e d upon tu rn e d f r t m B a y p in e s w h e re she
the sta g e re p re se n tin g the g a r-[ atte n d e d th * f u n r r a l o f h e r b ro
t h e r, L e ro y Jo n e s.
den.
S ix te e n lin y tots ra n g in g fro m
J . J . M a y s o f L o u is v ille , G a .,
tw o to s ix y e a r* obi w ill lie fe a
tu re d In a "U n iq u e ll n ll c t ” . M a ry a r r iv e d to d a y to v is it w ith h it
G ra re P o re ’ w ill d ance an ad- ■ on.in-law am t d a u g h te r, M r. and
vanced S p a n ish la p an d C h ris - M rs . J . E . R o w a ln d , J r
tin e S‘ to uidr
d e n m ire and M a ry E l i r s .
b e lli D a n ie l w ill each lie seen in
M r. and M rs. I> K
M cN sb
a " P o w e ll" rout mi
and f a m ily h ave m oved fro m 8 If>
N e il P o w e ll w ill act the p a rt [ l a u r e l A ven ue am i a re now
o f n p ris o n e r (n u k in g a d a rin g .jd in g at fit ft H im A v e n u e ,
escape d u rin g the e n tire re v u e ,|
■— ■■g
, iv. in g the , m.ost o u tsta n d in g per
M rs . B y r o n S te p h e n s h a s refo rm a n r c o f h i , c a re e r w h ich a t- l u r n , H to h er hom e in T a m p .
FRIDAY
The annual Spring play n f (hr
South Side Prim ary School “ F e s .
a v a l of the Nations” will be c iv.
en a t «:00 P. M.
MONDAY
The Y . W . A. o f the F ir s t
Baptist C h u rc h will m eet at the
fcotn* o f Mrs. M. W . D e a ris o , 1 1 1
Sixth
S treet at 7:nr> i> M
S
I
members are u rged to at-
*
T e le p h o n e 148
h
Sewing aetaiona will continue
fa r the Red Cross in the Woman's
Club from 9:30 A. M. until 11:30 r. Z " \ ' \ l
"
, " r ,e h l - ,,h ; ' " - 1 a f t e r v is it in g w ith h e r p a re n ’ s.
A- M. with Mrs. Jack Hall as W o f h ,1" a g e ” ”
r - * M r. an d M rs. J . B R a y f o r se v .
He w ill be-f °seen
sp o n so r.
; wunior High Scho.d Stunt Night
VlM be presented in the auditor
ium a t 8:00 P. M. directed hy
Mra. Boyd Coleman fo r the herefit of the P T A
TUESDAY
4Jhe annual Baptlal W M U
fallv of the Sanford pistrii'l wdl
he held In Ovtedo at 1<> "0 A
M. at the Baptist Church All
Sanford wnmrn are askeil
to
bring pie and rake for the rov.
ecad dish luncheon
Slewing ti-salons wilt *-ontinue
(o r the lied C rrs i in th- VI*.
m an's Cluu frora 2:3b I' M un 1
8:30 P. M. with the J li . i.ii Wo
m an's Club sponsoring
WEDNESDAY
je w in g sessions will rontinur
for the Red Cross In the Worn.
an’s Club from 0:30 A M until.
11:30 A. M. with Mrs Mable E*-|
trldcs as sponsor
The Musk departm ent o( tho
Woman's Club will give a patty
a t 3:00 P. M. in the club house
In obaervanee of the club'-. Jrtih
Birthday. All charter mrmh.-i*
c r a l w e e k s.
in (lie fn m m i* " J u il H ouse Blue***
r o u t in e
u n it
“ I n l r rp rrn m tive
M r an d M rs
II
A
N ew m an
D b n re ’ w h ich p. rn iiip o 'i'd of difam t M r. a n ,| M rs W A
A d am s
firu tt step** h i mi| v nTireti tap
L it t le
My I f \
.1 mu
f npeljirti! an d c h ild re n w ill le s x e to m o rro w
“ ill 1,1 p fe M iit.-.l h i ?i “ I'u w c IL fo r C o ro n a d o H ra e h w h r r o th ey
A M u fi ♦*” -oft - tun i out m e, h ii *1 w ill sp rn d the w eekend
B e v e rly
It 'V " 1 h
<*»!• l
W d lla iu
M i* N n k A sh b y a n il d a u g h te r.
P o p lin iv ill I,,
ft a im * t
10
a
“ f illip * r
Ib tp rr-. t i *-I
A la ir* Ft*. I le v . w lio h ave been v is itin g
U n it *■ I
Ann, " lib
M rs
A sh b y 's p a re n ts . Mr
Hull to***** T a p ''
•i *'A lilila r v « n d M rs Georg*- It H i. h*>p, p la n
P e a re
m il il.in
I In re tu rn to ti*e ir borne i*i V a t
la p " on It* * f,,*
Tim tl a n u t i ........... udl sing d o s la . G a Son-la v
Ian
" le a lo r T on" .vln'm i
giO'l
lit Hu MVUU'
In n •
M .liv
1.41411
M i (*. J ’U V HrlGwl. ■fill
fro m
l»H‘fllM ri(»*l
( ’upidand x%lll l»r |*t c-**tll|’d 111 H 1 1 MX ** a rriv e d
to pxfh M r \Vbitl*M*k. mmi
i luirm ter ro ll nf *•01115 lllld lll|»,' s r
" K o tu ii’ion b o ll
j Hirer u f lb«* S a n fo rd
F d d if f ‘lin t o r ’ «, p ic u l H u ri'r o . | T b c v a rc r»i y i k I f r i-<I f11
"T ie 1,miles Man I'ln p er Dan nt I he 11til c*I V mI'I i 'I
from Dixie I iiimI” will to un.
Ml
aI list
( n il J im p f, noii >f
persnniited to Cor.b.u W nuhl ill
H an fo rd
11Inckfiici* nt t U'lb'f i 'a Kniili'ih, M r* (J A .1h iip ' of
famous Much Mtii’a* will he pre A v e n u e le ft O il' week fo r Fair,
bo
w ill
sented Hi m ib f fit'll It ucriihjiDr m oot W V a . w b r r r
d finer I,(Mb' iThhiii U ilk Mi4* will spi-ntl ( hr U(till!I'f v lib bln tinrb*
dufier (in udx ufii'i’it ini* itiitl tor and mini, M r nml M o (> H
routine
B e n n e tt
I'ftic
Mrs. Ralph .Smiih Is
Named Alumnae Head
Famous
llollywmtd
—
I
M r*
R a lp h A u d io S m ith w aa!
eh o aifi un prrNulent nf th* td ’ ll*
(r a l F b in d a A h m n u ie of
a rd -*
.f W ard
N a s h v ille ,
lle lin o n t
t id li’ile o f
T e rm ., at a luncheon in e H in r of
the y M ill|* w h ic h w b * I eld a( tho
O rlan d o io n n t r y
C h ib ,
D u b *,
d re ad , yyat^ rd ny at l .00 o 'clo ck.
O th er o ffic e r * » leeted
w e re :
M r* . C la re n c e CuhW d n:* of M altla n d , vic e p re s id e n t; M ra
V ir
g in ia M u rp h y , O rla n d o , « e c re ta ry tT fa H u re r;
M a rc tllu * M o**,’l l
O rlan d o , tinienean rh a lr m a n
I t w a* announced bv the ,ec
re t a r y D a l the a n n u a l p u b lic*
ftr> ,
Mon n f the m ila g e
won
p r i/ r fu r pul In utionn fo r
College^ fo r the y e a r IIM 0
AtuQiniM' m em ber* fro m S a n
fo rd in clud e
M r*. S m ith , M ra.
J a m m H . C ra p p * n f C a iro . ( la .
the fo rm e r ('u ro liu e H i ll , M i**
D o ro th y W lg g in * and M l* * M a r
jo rie C n g h u rn .
COOL
COTTONS
nre
I f
w*
N ew
sheer
Outturns co»l.
c ris p
and
o n s rt! New
s t r I pes —
lovrly florslsl Hiss 12
to 20 and 38
lu 321
HAPPY
HIHTHDAY
M a ry W illin g h a m
M a ry H e le n T e w
'WOO <1
SH O PS
1'
w ill be honored T h e tu p le w ill
be "M m ue A pp recint io n ," Sp u n .
hum
im h id i
M rs
H o ts A dam *,
M r*. J a m c * M ought on an d Mr**,
'F r a n k
1
W o o d ru ff
ll'iilr m *
are M rs. M F S w in g le , M m J
L. I n g l f j arid M r* Lea K Leah*
Mi *
F ra n k
H rn d lc y ,
M i*
K a t h r y n K h ir mnl F r a n k b rad
le y J r , a rr iv e d y e n te rila v fio rn
M o n tg o m e ry . A In lo n\ww\ -ev
e ra ! d a y
w ith
Mm
Itra d le y a
p a re n t* . M r
and M r*
I.
t
K c lio U and atten d (in* w eih lm if
n f M i** K v e lv n F e ln iN m vxbith
F r a n k . J r w ill aing
Valdosta Visitor Is
Honored With Party
M rs
N ick A sh h y n f V x liln s l* ,
G h w n . g llP tl n f lin t.n r
nt
«
k riilg i- p iir ly g lv v ti liv M rs IE A
N s w m s t i « t her h n n ir in H u .i
C o u rt y r s t r n l s v •ft*-rm n ,n
D rv
o ra tio n s cn jisi*tr< l **f m nk r v s r s
A u ctio n
brnlgi«•>
>n ) " ” -1
llir n .ig h o lll
Ih r
a f t r r ii.s u li
h ig h p r it * tH-ing BV*»r(tr.1 In H r .
A K I ’ o w s rs . M is* J » n r .Shsr.-n
r« - r iv ,- .l thn s e r r r m . p riso »n-l
M rs
A s h h y w » t p rv s rn ti- .l On
g uest p r ix r
R r f r « s h m r n l« w .-r.
s e r v n t hy Ih * h o stess s t the co n
clu sio n n f O '* g *™ **In v ite d to be w ith the h o stess
.,,.1 h n n u re r w e re :
M ""
J ,,l'e
S h a ro n . M iss K s t h e r t n r \ r . n - . y ,
M iss M s r y C h a p m a n , M i*» M -'
tan E s t r id g e . M iss M a rth a A-la n is,
M lsa
C a ro ly n
lo g lu in .
amt M iss M a rg u e rite I n g lr y
* t .„
M ra .
A rth u r
Z a c h a rv .
M r*
H e n ry W ig h t, 1 1 1 .
M r*
I»UXX .
A
K
XV, A A d a m s, M rs.
Jo n
M rs
F r e d B e ll. M r*
A lliu m 1.
i!ig g in * t M r* . J .
TV
ii it
M r* H e rb e rt M oae*. M n
(M I i s i i i . J r . , and M rs. Jo h n llis r
g in * o f T a lla h a s s e e .
k e w ill I * In l | Hti ||ir> M ianm iv
c a m p in nf H e lio i't b t M etho dist
C h ild re n
Hum*1 at ;i,0 0 P . M.
S u m la x , Apt t?7 T h is - r r v ir e lias
been plm m ed a t tin* lr q u r * ! nf
th** Hex
Ib'h* it i Hr I n
situ! his*
cqnjtrr*nut ion .it i n la r K e y 'I hi*
p a sto r nm l b n <
« p'ntmn are
H ** * t i t ii i tinv b* fitn k r
it tnuturt ad*
i*. I fir- i lu M r i'i n
llo im *, and r * n**■
» led (h u t (b n ii
ch u rch
» i\ ..
l
b elli ul
the
home w iib
Hu
iij»ct u it* it d in l,
the fb v
H at I I
K
Itn rtirs ,
prniit’ biru:
M r. Ib itm x aa t
only i m ntly
n p p m iited S u |' f m iT i ndt’ iit isf th(
F lo r id a
M t l h t l n l ih i ld r c n 's
Home*
A f t *11 * t i a itur fix e
and
o n e -h n lf >"i'iir*v in tin* i h i to ra tr
of
the
L iv u u i't o n
S le m o riu l
C h u rc h m J t i k '- m v il b ', hi* win*
•po
A ppointed
tu bi>x p resent
xva rk
Feh. I
A
io n c e rt, and Ux.
com p H inm eni fo r the p ervu i*, xx ill
tx? p layed )
Jo h n J H I'I'ey and
h is 7l) pie. »• ban I f I Olil i n l a n d
I h , . K in d
lI lR h .V h o o l
o iR IM
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toi ■ It 1\k I y ilit,I H
f ir s t dix i i o, I it On to 1 *i i * iiih I
Tlllt loll a I n irii) ■1MlHl t | l
•I hi non
of the pul ! 11 •”b\ p lace* lbh
II
N lmo|
lla tu l a *
i b ii’ h
s fh lh ll
I 4(4*1
I Oiled
S ta f f .
Mr
D .u
the hi 11 k i' « '•
i h( (’ i
t in
11 e loops
R ilid r h i ' m
1
(he tpHu* 1
M 'h 1
'-n r
I'
Ifi x 11* d t -.
I | iMlli- I ' l l
Ut tx I IH” 'll
111 ifjch School Students
To bather At Stetson
i
I h tn r» R t
merit M r W be^ter ^ (icp cxtrd th at
the O h h i I v m nke a r m n r e m r n U to
hov the ri'*er>*arv rm iip m e fit to
re ^ iitd -uid iv p m r the ro ait*,
Frt*d D yso n , fh n irrT iin o f the
D o a n l of t on nt y Com m i s* i o n ers,
wild In re p ly it* \ f r W h e e le r th a t
th ri ('p u n ty v* n * emb r v o r in c te
put it s e lf m a poM lbm to bu y
such c 'l'iip m .n t h i i I tbnt it now
hud u till! \ rf o r e (he 1 rtf m int ure
w h ich would I'lm ld r it to ptuduce
fu n d s to funu**h (h r -p<iiv«or'i
s h a re m W P A road w o rk and to
buy «*f|iupnif rii
M r. l l it ir i n x u n « asked to m ake
a s u rv e y and check up on the
num b er and
conditio n
of the
n in e .D m l «roondMry road.s
(le o iK i M’ l y m and F r a n k T a l
tin It o f (l\i«
* p o k r b r i e f l y mi
the x a liii n[ ih , !xru m ule ( o iin l>
f ha in her o f i , m inerve am i the
r o n p e iH lim i
,i
*'lm»dii
ir c c ix i
th ro u R h o u r ih .
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K a c h m i ni *<i (Ut-Hird pledged
tiim s e lf tn In mu a I h ast f ix 4 it•(
i III m ini I ii (’ in he 1
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Although Pontiac's low price is. In
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P ontiac. See ( o f y o u rself—*t your
nearest P ontiac dealer's.
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«m easy fit. A clinging silhouette
1 accen tu ates’ figure fa u lu .
-v fi HtcWIndnj A woman Is M
( y aapg aa h er th ro at, m look for
nrckllnra th a t J ^ l t o n L j M Jeep
V it becom ing'To most women,
/. b u t Its severity should be relieved
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a cuHor
collar .that BUiflua
atanda
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wiawi ■
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(tightly. If the', akin la less then
perfect the V should be filled In
With a
lingerie dlckir. High
young collars ' look well on any
Woman with a good throat line.
. Sleeves: T h ree-q u arter length,
loose-hanging sleeve* are best.
They conceal ptumpncee or Utlnnase. move gracefully with Ike
motion n f th e arm . Hut If yon
h a v e s fine arm , tim e It o ff with
an above th e ellmw sleeve. In
efwttlng dress, little cap sleeve*
o r 8 film y shoulder cape go well.
B aits: A tailored suit looks
well on a well-proportioned figure,
regardless of s tir. Hut top-heavy
o r hip-heavy figures can bo more
gracefully garbed In dressm okrr
suite, with loose bos coats, threeq u a rte r length.
Coni* i A dressm aker coal with
8 p rin t dreas la Ih* heat day-ln
and day-out roatum e for the old* r woman. Avoid severity of tut
and finish. H and-detalli contri
bute to th* gnent lady look.
C o lon: Don't d in g In coinr In.
hibltlons. A woman with rlenr
akin and w hite hair may look
boat In flaming red. Women with
greying h air should avoid um e
Ilevtd black, for It makes Ih e a
look talloW. Navy blue la bet let
Sharp color* ar* less flattering
merally, than muted pastels.
Accessories: Many oldsr woman
ir n o f l M H f n « i i > h » n w t
e r women's shoes need n o t look
old. Young styles e ra m ade on
com fortable loot*.
R ata naadn't ha Keary and matronljr. W ear poor basic costum e
Into n store and a t Mast try on
tha dtxsloat hat a In tha p la e s..
Jew elry— costume or rea l I*
a m u st fo r th e older woman. A1
fine d ip , ■ graceful lapel spray,
a long strand of Heads add fil
lipQ uality: The evperlnced shopper will concede th a t on* fin*
costum e 1* w orth three cheap
■fe e s Wenderas*
ones. For older stamen p a rti
cularly, good m aterial and fine Launching a'campaign to km g Aowil
finish ar* Im portant for a neat the high cost of Urtngv FlpMdaai
Ron* s t i l t made Leon H m A i m
appearance.
ra sr of prices threughoatihe United
States a* hand of the 0 8 * * « f Files
A d m in istra te A Civilian Supply.
WiHinton Man Finds
Longr-Misaing Watch
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ard Hmlth of this section lost
his watch while plowing In on*
of hta fath er’s fields. L ast week
wbllo running th* tracto r over
the same field, he noticed some
thing round and shining In the
sunlight. Picking It up, he found
It was Ihr watch he hid lost 10
years ago.
S tranger still, It began ru n
ning as soon as he wound It, and
It la apparently In as good con
dition as when he lost It* rsccpt
It n erds a little pollabldg.
GETS GUNNERT RCltOOl1.
WASHINGTON, Xpr. 28 -U P )
— Construction cos d o g $3,723,B87 for a gunnery school a t
P»ranm a t , . Fla., wa* auth o r.
Irad T hundSy by th* W a r De-'
p a rtm a a t
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Expert Repairs
O u r s h o p ia w all E q u ip p e d
t o n u tle t a n y
r e p a ir a on
f o r a m a c h in e r y , tr a l l a n i o r
Io f b a r v q a lp w s n l.
MUI Snpptra
Irrigation Systems
CASSELBERRY
Mr*. Ruth C utter Nath, local
archeologist,
wa* tha
guest
speaker at Ih* meeting of the
W inter Park Woman's Club on
Wednreday, Apr. 18. Her subject
wa* "L iterary Orlrin* in An
cient Egypt". Mr*. Nash, who
hold* an M. A. In Egyptology
from tb* Oriental Institute of the
University of Chicago, I* th*
author of several took* dealing
with a rt and archeology.
, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Drake en
tertained at bridge on Monday
evening. Uor«t* were Mr. and
Mrs. Jute* Coll*. Mrs. Ruth Nash.
Miss Rornna Falimey, Hibbard
Casselberry, and Lew** Elwe*.
Mr*. H fblard C aiselbvrry 1* in
W ashington, D. C., attending th*
natkm al'convent Inn of the Ameri
can Red Cross to which *he la
a delegate.
W* ore very glad to bear that
Mr. T. M. Dolilson la recovering
from his recent serious Illness.
Mrs. Joella Chlaler, a w inter
visitor of Orlando, !• spending
a few days with her aunt, Mr*.
Florence Davis, before returning
to her home In Salem, Ohio.
Mr*. Newton Merrill wa* on*
nf two women wh* were awarded
mdrlt badge* representing looo
of more hours of work at a meet
ing of the heads of th* central
Florida Bundlea for Britain units.
lira . Ethel 8. tim b all, pub.
linker of "Klm’a Guide to Flor
ida," presented each of tha mors
than 600 out of state newspaper
men and women attendt*w the
National , Editorial
AraartatJon
mind his belly will hardly mind
anything else." D r. d u u d le r
has had a long c a rte r of teaching
and mad lea I srh lavements and has
putliehad numerous hooka and
C pera, mostly on letm llfie subt i connected with parasitology.
During tha World W ar I ba was
a second lieutenant In tha Sani
tary Corps a t tha Central hfedlcal Laboratory a t Dijon. During
IM0 ba did anti-plague work for
Houston and th e following yaar
conducted a hook war m survey In
l-oulatona. In 1023 ha kad charge
of a campaign against ytlkrw
fever mosquito* la • Texas. Ju st
before C hristm as a t th a t same
year ha left hie b n trn rtarsh ip at
Klee Institute to become officer
In charge of th* Hookworm Re
search Laboratory a t th* Calcutta
School of Tropical Medirln* In
India, whtr* he remained for
three years. In 1027 he1 returned
to Rice Institute • • Professor of
Biology and has been there ever
since.
Clair* MocMurrav, columnist of
Tho Cleveland Plain Healer, hs»
w ritten a book entitled “And
Brat Him When He Street**', to
be published lata In Hay. It I*
all about the author'■ thrs* young
sons, but the till* doe* not imply
—a t least wa hope It doe* not—
that a spanking la her Ides of
treatm ent for an Incipient cold
The title Is sure to attract a t
tention, and Isn’t th a t what titles
aVa f o r t
Meanwhile th* author of ’’To
ward Freedom", Jaw ahsrlel Nt liru. in India, has w ritten his pub
lishers, as of la st December (ihc
letter Just arrived). " I em keep
ing well. I have been a nr on in
In prison
in
prison. If there was any hkslihood of my forgelting. tne new
?iioon wa* there to teraind ms.
or I cam# to prison with Ih* full
moon . . . It takes soma time to
settle down. I have read and spun
a g reat deal of yarn. It is sur
prising how many Job* can l>*
duns in pri*on: cleanine, wishing
and generally kteping ’my own
quarters’ la aa daew t randmnn
as poulH * absorb a
iieai
of tim*. Thea ! alarlftl dlgglnu
. , . I improved with practice, hut
d l« i In* ia hard eaerclsc. Then
I do shirs ha sane and servangasana . . , every morning as the
dawn creep# In .1 stand grace,
fully on my head touvricum r It.
finitely tnlnnar ‘ la rtM right
1plana . . Th* nil* bi twp-Inter*
vlewa ■a month and Nwu Hlten
a month only foe buelneas purpom (this nrtvmay be stretched)
, . . Life ha* grown raider for
*JI of go, and tha soft days of
Hi* past already belong to an ago
that la gOtM.'W* must adapt MrSelva* to Ufa aa It I* and not
hungor for what I* ndt”.
, Elisaboth Raove*. whooo novel,
-A Houra fogTEmily", ha* Ju.t
been putUahid, wee bora In It.
Foul, Minn, attended an Cplaca.
paliaa achool at Kanoaha, Wl*.,
tod after gradutloa ah* ipefit
a year at Slaeowns Collar* In
Batton. She rays that oh* nover
want to any close** th#r# because
lb* else* wa* *o hug* that ah*
souMat find tho right room* and
aba was loo shy to Oak whera
they wen. Two year* later, after
marriage, ah* worked’ as a re
p o r t* m tho S t P u t Flower
rree* sad as aOfedai* editor of a
weekly magaslne. Then, when W
ilbU eo»J*21
''A fter reading tha first rhspter"
she says, “I yery properly ru t
the manuscript in lbs fire."
. Sensational
ravslallon*
are
promised In Andro Simone's "M»n
nf Europe' , to be putllshed on
May 12 by Modern Age Honks.
Andre Simons Is the pseudonym
uf the m m who wroto " J A r r u i* ,
which was published lost yesr mid
which reused Considerable s]wculatlon as to th,- Identity «f its
author. All the Information that
Modern Ago Hooks offers sl»>iil
him Is that he Is a newspaper
man who sp ra ts five languages
and has covered every Important
European capital from Madrid to
Moscow, that hv was an editor of
" Ilis brown book of the (lllltr
T artor , hi* directed an Interna
tional tadlo tialion and n as a
Hading spirit in llm lin rh tla g
f'u u n tsr-T n tl conducted L> some
of Europe's hading Is.ryvra and
ilstrsinaii
Ernest (1 llau ier, author ol
"Shanghai—City for Malt , forlook a career in economic reaeau-h and a Job with the Insti
tute of Pacific Kelaluius tu de
vote l.lmielf to enlvlng the ring,
ma of the Japanese. For yrars
hr hei been fascinated I y Ilia
parados of n nation wlikh love*
Lcauly and yet la capable of such
shocking alnirllles as have hren
pirrietrated in IJilim. I'a rl of In*
findings have fo n rrd the basil
of manv srllclea on Japan and of
"Shanghai—City for Sale". Mora
of the same will he found in
"Honorable Enemy", a portrait
of a typical Japanese, which
Duell, Sfolri vA rta rc a will pub
lish in May. M r.'llauasrifs a t pre
sen t In California collecting m a
terial for a new look on th#
«a c«tml geperaiion nf Japanese.
The Macmillan Company feels
ha* another best seller in
ey Cam* to a River", by AII la
.McKay, soon to he published. A
woman's Hr# fn all. lls fullness
and magnificence la in this hook.
Chris !lallow*!| is a movingly real
person. Eh* grows up in the vast
rich orchard country of the upper
Ivtr, »nd from ihc time
■he I* a igangling child of ten
w* follow her through her girlhood
endI
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first
cKperirncn,
through love and marriage and
toes and heartache, through her
(tru ffle * to bring up her children
ontll she reaches maturity am
rinds fulfillment anil happiness.
CALL T H E NEW WORLD, by
John Jennings. History and ro
ws nee ar* dramatically
inter,
woven In this story of young
Lieutenant peter Brooke. Unjustly
e*shirred from the
American
Army during th* W ar of m is,
fn-! spurned ty tho girl he loves,
te fOuth America where
^
s v x rttin r adventur*~-and
ti* * * Wi.'.b
•» fIghle
At*»ra from A r.
r*«U ra and helm to wbi IndeMndenra for chile end Peru. Sent
M London In t dlalomati* rale,
from I Ha front aald RHtlah low
around tha historic 'a l t l n m v
had barn "extram *)* light."
Carman dive-bombers attack!
Piraeus, fWa mlfcs from A that
•truck and act aflr* a chip whl
Was .taking
aboard
refugo
Uer.vy casuh.He* wcra report*
The G
Germans
sold raids mi
\■ Th*
entians aald
Plraem and o th er southern Greek
porta had taker! a tdrrlfle loll
bf ships Intended In remove th a
B rltlih a n r y from Greece.
"The only question rem aining
la how many Tommies w e can
annihilate le fo ra they caa make W
getaway," a Berlin
spokesman
Mid.
. . .
“
. ,;4
Upwards nf 181,000 tons, »9r
600 of It In the last thrO* day*,
were claimed sunk In southern
imrls which th e Greek* sc know*
|*dgnl. had suffered
severely.
This compares to 240.000 tone
which the G ermans said tha Bri
tish lost In the Dunkerque die.
o iler a y ear ago.
A previous assertion th at Cerman r e n te r ill visions had broken
th rough Thermopylae and were
m illing dowp through. A ttica toWart! ancient A thens was not re
peated by the Berlin spokesmen.
N or did (be Gorman High Com
mand communique bear out such
u development.
'II,e High Command claimed
only th at Its M itt fortes
had
“succeeded In
breaking
inlb
rrirrmnpylo*
positions,"
and
termed the terrain “rs peris tty
favorable" presum ably fo r the do-
can no lo a fe r occupy -tha
m oral and craven positions
raking other* to nuke all
gM rttlea for. tkla t ittory - wl
we recognize aa as e n tn tia l
baach England—he will be d«mC*
ed if they dov and ha added w ith
^ W a r cannot allow oar gouda^o
ba sunk la th# Ad in tie—we
aha It ba baatan If they do."
_
Rail declared tha s s f r tr ed the
hemisphere called for “radataaeg
Wherever resistance will U s o v *
effective,” I t makes a v a st.O K
.fergr|re Iq us who w ia, th* PTf*ent struggle la Europe—^tha
difference whether we stand with
our hacks to tha wall with (fee
After four continents against Up
and tha high sees loot, ato m .S it
fending tha last fraa td liM M l
on earttu or whether era leap M r
place
orderly
p
la n t in
wi an
an u
i i m i j worki."
h w n *
» '
The two sp eech u . one tmiA*Hlately 'fcdlowing th* Other einu
both advocating stro n g er raSnan rrs to aid B ritain, foreshadewtd
early A dministration m b m 'W
this direction.
Cabinet Shakeufr Is ‘
Fbrtneen In BrfyjUh
Grinding Season Is
Ended At Sugar Mill
LONDON, Apr. 28 —CAT- A
British cablnat shakeup. possibly
to Include David Lloyd George*
victory leader ot tha last »Jr<
I t ’ll M \
CLEWISTON, Apr. 28—(A“)— whs widely discussed last nlJM
Alliens reports indicated the They tied down th* whistle and after Prims Minister Churchill
Germans were bringing up much the H ast heard fo r mile* through appealed to the Rouse of G?hw
iioio heavy equipment to crack
the gateway to the rapllal whoso
fall Is deemed InevitaUe by both
aides.
The Italian High Command said
t i 'c l s t forces suffired 6000 drad
•nd wounded, Including 400 offlr.r s , In th* final A lU nlan nffenslvo against the Greek arm y of
Kplrus which capitulated afler
German troops broke through to
Ih* rear to isolate It. ■
Gr<al
quantities
of
Greek
".uipm ent war* taken.
Two Alleged Thiefs
Captured By Sheriff
21,
*m l
U n .
nie A bater, 31, hav* been caught
5. ,,r,*, *'rnwl •'« Hanford l>y
Sheri ff C. M. Hand to paco
rliarge* of ateallng riolhlng and
featlng a lodging bill a t Han•ell * Inn, It w as reported tkla
morning.
,.*w cr was round »t Mel
and Abaher at Heine* Cli
cording to thq ih e rlffa
The two men erv alleged
skipped town F rh .’ lT
nf clothes helnngltig o sftothet
roomer nt the Inn
lo pay for th eir lodging.
the Everglades announced tho end
nf tha g rin d ln r a t th* hugv sugar
house of the United States Huger
Corporation her* Thursday.
President Clarence R. Billing,
General Manager Jey W. Moran
and .hundreds of worker* and
visitors witnessed the time-hon
ored custom of the sugar Indus
try of tiring down the wblstfa
l» allow the steam to run nut of
the hollers shortly a fte r car No.
467, the 34,490 ear of the 1941
season, moved up In the dump
and deposited the la st load of
ran*.
inona to prevere* a te n '* of pro
portion in viewing the U ratk sit
uation.
The name of the 7 8 -y * * r« d
form er prim* m inister wa* men
tioned frequently 'f o r a cabinet
post a* disquiet apreed in the
prat* and commons, aa wall a i
among tha general public, ovar
unfavorable m ilitary Icveiopraaat*
In Greece end the eastern M™Iterransan.
Churchill's government epF»*M<*
In no danger, however, dasyltv
th* growing unrest.
The Seventh ■Annual Rl0* # !
Tomato Festival a t Rtuhin op*
Tuesday nf this week and
continue through the remaj;
of the wrek. Th* annua) row
anil-tumble tom ato battle inw l
two team s using over-rip* to
toe* U ttla to a gory flh lrt.
"
,n n,<to
«1U“J nn"
*«*kln*
,B* *°
U»t week.
■
S T u r .f is lA 'ij s ^ j i | i | I )
FilmH W f i ll h o #
Shell Gathering
r r . MYERS, Apr. 28 — (Spa.
e l . l | _ Worldwide publicity wSi
w**k by camera men of Scientific
P icture, the educational branch
Of Ih* IIcarat Universal Picture*
organisation
wH, ^ -|<tT|h.
nted during the neat foul* years
to theatre*, club* and sehad)*
throuahout America and Ut tor-
ing itow coal of paint. AW P, h . A. Utln 1' W *
■arranged througii thin rain party will furniak tM
money for n n f td rvpalra or nUltlom. FljnuMl*
in monthly fwtalhfcraU n ay bo arranged for ,8
m axU ntfin p e rio d o f t b m
y o irm .
Far) Burnell, Sarasota, w
came first vice president.
B urgert, Tam pa,
n s
pres blent c f the Florida /
jhm. w cerading C arl W.
Ira, Tampa.
have
you
t r ie d
’h
r ' “?ro* ' h* come*
l * l h e United Stales and Is pra*ont When the ■famous Dortrlne
lagtcd. Enjoyment trail
enlighten reeat aw* It , o U |„ t),u
tbrld portrayal of historic eveolo
°r
*«»*•
a» d
lie love affairs. Hera y„u see
r freedom w ta won In South
’-WeSscutoa
,
Marguerite AIU*.
r*
Ih* material IgnJur >iur
’ ORLANDO. Ape. 35 — L
Kr t s w i a r men from *)l-nv*i
rteod bur* foe th*ir first
loot night a fte r vialllng the
�a » ( ••
m
Record,
tor Reports |
■M M ,i W nm t» lm arin c f
cations totaling 4138.231,180 wet*
IWtdffA, exceeding by a com
fortable margin the • previous
high month, ft* y 1940. when
23411 applications were recti rod
.O f this total. 23,773 mortgages
aggregating 1110,721,100 covered
MW H u n to he constructed undor FHA Inspection. This was an
ty ra n ts of almost 23 percent In
aoianer and of 23 percent tn
amoant over March 1940. The
previous high month was May,
,-1940. v»h*n 22483 applications
for 1101417.472 ware received
covering new homes to be built.
The volume of new-home morttag*-Insurance applications sclectad hi March waa 41 percent
Above the February figure.
Applications In the week end
ed Apr. S established a new
weekly record at 7430 for »*S,043,138. Of this total, 5408 upplications covered new hornet to
Im built under FHA Inspection.
Tbl* compared with 6490 In the
preceding weak, 4466 a year ago.
and the high for 1940 of 3442 in
|be week ended May 3.
Doting the week ended Apr. 8,
• ^LOOMING POT
TED PLANTS
• CORSAGES
,,* SHRUBBERY '
k1
V
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l
^
.*5
’ A. K. Rosselter
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|f «.. |f • 11 % i n il..- « ’i . i i | i7% . 1 >. in .
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has
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|t |i |l t ’ttO iil i f o r m U ) l i n e ! | o b f
Innovation, in .p o rt, coata in IMl M
irtl l l f i . t . n Nakl r n l l f l c u l r tin *
clude leather button*, light color., t i m r r n lit.* f o l l o w i n g
tlik c rlb K
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comblnatipn. of yellow and Ian.
N 'i uf brf
H n u t h o f l 'f * v K ,
(All Creece mourns th* deaUi of and the Hue anil gray combina
t P r l l o n . . T o w n a h l p 21 M n u t h .
lAIsxandtr Korlsls, M, premier of tion..
l U n g r j y float
I9U A m *
t . s M i i m l o f l l t r aa l.1 p r o iGreees. who died In Athens In t ^
Air force blue trail, for liu.i- u Tl lh)* M
Mini,
i
H
i*
M lflralt*
(darkest hour of his country'* mod- ne.s and <lrt*>»»-up wear, seen bbtl»*«l Mj|» | | | tli«*l a Mi i a i n I’r
* o f I 'll *
'tarn history. Ko.tas Kotslat, form*' moatly In chalk stripe* op flu .- k n o w n
military governor of Ath*na, war nel.
K l t l . n . a.« I *• r r r l l f l « ' « | r a l i n l l t**
|n -m r* |
n r« o r i l l i t g
In
I.i m
O h*
(named to form a new ggrernmeat
Young men will cboo.c off-lhc- pr rr*o|»**
11 > . 1 * a n ll»*%l t h r t . i n
M i l l I.*
r-il'-nii. .| ........
i" I*.*
•
f a r t felt h a t. a . often a* .n ap • o l d t o l i t lilhth«***i I . l . l . l . t u i th** p l O pt I I > t l .- - f i I tie tl | Im I r i l l O i l I
brims. The.e are in lovely col r o u r i I........... iliHir o n c 9»w f i t » t • •• Id t o III. I i i i i h i - l I 'l i ti h •
tl.
M o n i l i t In Mu* n o . n i h <-f .Mm )
I 9 | l . ' COUII h.'. iw t ( l o o t oil ! h . I ll i M I
ors, sometimes two tones.
w l i l r l i In f |i e r . | | t i | « v o f M a ) . 1941
da\
I n i l . r m o i l Hi
..f
M«)
•*••
Contrasting list
bunds
look
l » 4 i . . l I lil » l i h *t« y o f A p r i l I * « I
n t l h ' l l la l I m .till *1 i % o l \ | . \ I • i I
O I* IIKIlNlMfN.
fresh and Spring-like--blue l and, (HI. AI I
I ' M l r t l l li t* l i l t . l . t ) of \ |* • 11 1 11
4*1. I k I *11 i t l 11 4*ii|l lt S* m i l l . i l *
IS lIA le)
I* I* I I I H \ I •• »N
h ati. maroon on gray,
4' . i t i i i l > . K I h H i I n
By MK8. It KVA 0 . ANDREWS bonro nbrown
4*1* > k i ’l l , n i l i " . t . i «v. ti ...
tr on blue. Summer straw .
« " • H i t ) K l f . I.l i
—snap-brini panam a, and coco,
nut straw, and .tif f straw .a ilo r. M i l f t i : H Ii- wA r i ' l l t A f I4)N K H I I M i n i i » r
“ ENRICHED" FLOUR
.I'i'i.n u n i .
ion
mnlti-rolor
land*
of
r n
h i i it
i ' l l A l ' T K I l 1 745 7 t
l**3w
W hite flour and white bread —have
t
l
.
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it
i
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n
,
are gradually coming to m arket brighter blur hue than ever be- T h a i II A K H u ) I It \ l l*.4 > l o t .
Non* i
in
i n i;.
i i n v
T hut
,l|i I n r
11 t o
| , . i .. i
.!>
holtl«*V« Ml I 1 Ilf l u t
4 *4 r ll fh - M tm
now in a new “enriched" form— fore.
But th i. i. getting uh.ad of S o .1 1 * l e a t u d t i n r i . t l i lt f) o f i*f T a x • ♦ i t i l l * 4 i * S "
that is, with a higher mineral the .tn ry Straw huts can wait A i l g i l * | \ l» 1 9 3 ? It Mm f i l i a l M i l l * • *lri| I It. . (i,| .4.4 * •»t J .« » \ I
19X4.
I... f i l ' . l
MHIi. t|, . »
ft.
I n m i • •f f I• * Mini Im * h i n i I i ' . t p p l l and vitamin tui.tent than ordi till May 15.
Mthl
h * r tll.M.I *4 |*4*l i« *1. •
f
t M t l o l l f o i . I tl t d * * . l ll* h«- iMMUt-d
nary white flour or bread.
Im% i|<«*d » • hi t-Mt*. .4 I• • i * I. ** I
I h tiM 'ii
S mh 4 i i i l l f i . 4 t. • n i h r a r r a
Women who bake their awn
IsWirl In. nn. |iresidrlit of Till t h * I m II. ma ittic i4*'*» i i I m <1 p i o p r r t y C* r I l f i r M i • m i l <4. . - tl.* l l
bread nu.y want to know a few key, i* .leaf.
I n t l i " i . . m i l * o f H« mIti.il**. r t l u l r
• •f 9’li»t III M tl. * II
basic farts about the new “en
h \ \ '4 Ml S K ' i Mf s |
H**t*•
riched ' flour before they buy
I I n it
17
T o w n m ltlp
7" S m it h .
But wholr-whcat flour made from
their next xack.
ItMt.M' JO I '.mm I
good, sound wheat already ex
T h * iiMi-a a s i i i b l i l o f fil l p •*1*1 p i n
'enriched*'
Nutritionally, the
........... ..
- ri * iim l* i
11 *.
■Mill
t i t | u i i nl*
flour differs from plain whito ceed. the minimum standards toRMiint
** si* i n f l i t ........... o f
\
I'.
for
gt
le
s
.t
two
of
the
three
re
flour in Its content of thiamin
H lt.l.lfm
Isrtm
L. ; ‘. ;sre
r . being
- ,_r
K n l i mm —m it| r i i t l f h . i l *
■»)••«II h r
chloride (vitam in B l), nicotinic quired substances tthat
til*
acid irellLgra-preventlve factor), Included in thu new “enriched" i r i f t - n i i i - i . .s l " >.ri| l i.M I " I n n
p r o p r f t ) <lr“ t l l o . l lh*l*< 4|l valll h «
and Iron. To be labeled “fn - white flours. Since all the nu. M
»i Id | <i III* M h I m - I hl lld * I Ml 1h r
riched ’. the flour has to come up triente of the wheal are retained r o i i r t h t u i a t - dtMil o n | h * f l i - t Alnti
M «)
194 1.
to certain minimum standard* for In the whole-wheat flour after d a y In I h r t t m t i l l i
. l l I m I h r Si ll t i * l " I ' I I I , 1941
theic three Im portant food vat- milling, there I. no reason for M hI l' M
l i . l t h i n | l h il..* o f A |*i 1 1 | 9 4 |
enriching
It.
uea. It may t-lao have g reater
INA. A l l
<> I
III I I M m iN
The most im portant thing to i r .
amounts of calcium and ribofla
t ’l . l k 4 ' ll i l l It l ' m i ii 1,
lltll ) til**
• '.H int t . K Im li!i
vin in it than plain white flour member about cooking egg* is to
keep the heat low. If egg* sri
contains.
Standards for the vitamins and gooked fa r too long or too high
T mC M T T . ’
minerals th a t must be Included a tem perature the delieaie proW H A T IN
In "enriched" flour have been lain becomes tough.
THU W«7Rin Instead of "hard-bulling" egg*. |
bard cook them In simmering *>• ,
National Research Council — ter. Fry eggs In s little mod -.
which Is « co-dpcrutWa organljk. ately hot fat. Never let water
tlon ol tha .scientific (nan of this boll around eggs as you poach
f
• r. *.tl*
.»! no I Im r I i III. • It*. following;
I*-*» II*. . I. ll | •*•*|** I I V I.M’Mtvd lu
h. iiiim .l.
M ‘ i ••1
T . . U i * -l il |i
niMin-
pegged-
im
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nri.fr 1al»*i»«<1
i l it ii n r i »
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I In- i. .< -■in * ill >.f | l i . * i i. l | i
I *• i f i
it tii|. r
ll»»* M il' l
I . 1 11*, i 1
I I ll 11 III III* VIAIII* *'f ^ »
S trip e, are *trong fqvurlles <»
both single ami 'lnullr-hrcn»te,l
coal., ami moil roat* arc >omr.
\i-ri.n . n o s r o a
w hat longer—with three button, » u r n K o r
preferred. The young man butr \ \
iii: k ii
« if ati i: k i Hal ok n i l *
tuna the top hiitton; (he ul,l -r
N
o
n
a
:
i
m
i
i
u ic k u y
u iv k n .
man, the renter one.
Thm
«* m
I***.
I i u l .l t r o f
Tax
Trousers are narrow er at the O t U f t r u t . N o 14*!*. U nu i- t! ( h r O h
cuff, some of them
alnto.t u » > o f J u i t a i ) . m a x . H mp f i l e *
S X W f f ta .U 4 .M I .
m lm d
In a c t i i i l n
ca u t* p*ndin* in lh« O r v u i i C o m i o f m a t *
• »l K l o r H l A , HtTn»n**lt* C n i i n t f ,
In
I ’h A h n r j r
« l i * r . mi
Kh*rt*-r
C.
► *» a| fal r * "»»tii|*»n * I n r
a « i.rp n fA »l«»n i« 1*141111111 •<n*l T l . r . . . | u r * M .
1 1 ..«*#• 11 f t
•• ,«r* . 1 * f f i i l a t i l t . d a t e d
S * ||tin l* i
"*»!»
I9J.V «n<l I>y v l r »
in** • *♦ i n " i l ' i ..f • •••h i r n P r a d
i rln
o i i i l . i ilii** ..f
A |* r 11 S l u t.
n o t h
ft? Am #*VaM l*»*e*
T rou.cn
narrower, c o a t ,
k n u rr, color, brighter.
say* mrn'a style* never
changeT
Blue l» Hie leading rotor in
men*, wear for Spring, 1011.
With the diamond I town »hait< '
running a clow eecotid. Out l>ot'<
colon are livened up In colorful
weaver, ami are worn with
brighter act eeserics.
nppIL
• CUT FLOWERS
i; n r
A r r t- tt'A T in v
i n n i riiy t*r jutv a p . m r . hm
t>inio In ni> Mftlc* nikI h4n m»«•!»•
t a x
n iiiiii
. i p p l i t u t mmi
f* *f
1
I i *
• H M ii.it
h u t
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country- This'committee has been
working In an advisory capacity
to tha Administrator of Hellt*'
and Walfare In tha National Daftn s. Prog tain.
If you want to make your own
“•nrkhed" bread, buy "enriched’
flour and use it. Ami, if you use
milk as tha liquid, this adds cal
cium and riboflavla. Or. us.
whole-whest flour. Whole-wheat
flour is not being “*nriched .
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service when you trade a t
acriptipm
a o r,c » o r a ~
n m * m m il
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LTTA KETT
ClagsiHed A d y errisern p n ts
COLORED WOMi
Yk’KNOW-MV OAD fS ON
M X LOCAL ARMY DRAFT,
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time job- IW»
WHAr?
IVEEB. POLIBU, TOF- EXPERIENCED
1 PlPSrCOVYN.* THIS IS
G o n n a s l a y ya y o u
k n o w PERCY f
rvic
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I o u o u r i o hc
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I BELIEVE YOU JANE, AND TM GOING TO V
RND SOME MEANS TO BRING OUTTHE
TOUTH. IU .LW V E YOU rtTTHE HOME OF
YOUTt FRIENDS IN TOWN r ^ n m n ^
AND THEN 111. VjIGNAL POP
TONTO TO iKDII I ME.
LOOK
OUT/
( fLL HELP YUH,JRtiEt
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�Bata Of Locals
[aid To 10 Hits;
ftltloclc G e t s 4,
iduding D o u b l e
la u lotlaw ai
To *m*s4 M et to I t » , a
It
I t «M I t of CtUptbr b i l l Low.
*1 Florida A d a eC l t t l , aa am tndMl t>r C hapter I I I N l a m o f Flor140 Acta or l i l t , th* 4aMO batna
tb a CMoner or -th* town
or
Loagwoo*, oo th a t
It shall ba
discretionary
w ith
tho .Tow n
Council
m
Ldodw eot,
Florida,
ra ih a r th an m obdalory. to, certify
to tbh Town i t lo r Day for eollrrtlon taxao o l tha no 14 Town wblrh
h a r t baa* dallaqaaol r t f ' oar
I oar; aloe to prorlOa fa r I ha pub[labI nc i or dialoguoot taxao by
tla a raid |lo( of gjlewqarat
to a t tho Town H all and tba
ro o t O rfko In Loadwoodf atoo id
m ake It d lao rrtlo n arr wltfi tba
Town Council, ra lh o r th a n ruaodato rr. to fllo a Hot ol aald d.Unquant tazaa la tho oHIoa of th*
Clark
or
th*
Circuit
Court.
Mmlnola County. Florida; a IOn tn
prortdn for tho kaeplnw or a re
cord by tho Tax Collector ot ouch
delinquent taxao 00 ora eertirird
to 'th o Town a tto ra a y for coll—
tioai aloo to a tam tbo lim a t e r r
or the Town of Lnnowood on real
estate, when not paid, ahall becom.
delinquent.
o K o n o R il b r id o k , j n .
Mayor, Towa of Loadwood
A ttest:
C. ft, 8 RARCT,
Kovacs Crushes
Grant To Gain
Title Match
Boleita Takes
Lead h State.
Amateur Meet
C a l i f o r n i a n Casts
Aside Clowning To
Play Hard Tennis
Dann Shoots Hottest
Game Of Afternoon C
HOUBTON, Apr- 2* —OPt—
W ith a b re a th -U k ln f exhibition
o f pow er, biff Frank K a r o n o f ■
O akland rruohed " B ltiy " G ra n t
in a t r n l |h t art* T hursday to w in
tho o lo rrtith annual J l l r r r Onkaj
ten nlo tournam ent. Score* w rr*,i
8-2. 18. 1, ft-L
Aa uaual, the plurky little A t
la n ta n ffavo hi* all In a y tm a
^ i oioPr
h W w ii m i
•ftitacoo
C la rk
(BEAL)
-r a sr n su
m atch a n d cam * b ark In th e a fta m oon to d p fra t H anry O ffu tt ot
8 L Palrroburff, 8 and 1.
fltam blar d efeated Billy Gooch
o f Lake W ales, 2 and 1, and G.
R. C a rtw rig h t o f F o rt I j tu d t r .
dale, 4 and 9 .
In on* of th* day 's upsets,
C harles E b.-!i»ritf t * T -m p*. com adallrl wit), r - - l L ai... of O r
lando, wax bounced ou t, 4 and 9,
by O scar E re rs o f Jackson rill*.
E b e rh a rd t had d afeated Gcorffo
1)41MgISkDofp
fbtrn&i eiurkftRi
e x p e c t s ROCeCBft Tb
JoMcIciy
J k B am lnolst atartod
lh a M il Innlnjt but
lite r K lnard w as able
ill t h a t m ig h t hay*
L tm lh .
U g e ttin g Into lha
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“ — > out
.i
th a
flagffigfc
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BRASm )
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'fo U ti G / A a f T a '
s o P V tM c fts, a t m e i c e R .
5»4oudM* u e Wf*ieFiT!r op
iiio M i
Ina
w im
pltrher,
h l i s f - K S r j B A t f S S t C P B R lP A lC S -
p n riiF *
Hlnr.y,
w THINGS
. 11» r BB0 18 II
&htssi<a« ?ai
May Equal Jesse Owens’ Records
own e rro rs ,
COLUM BUS, A pr, 29—(A1)—
pulled up n t A few yexrs ogo w hen* Jrs a e
10 cunsccuUvo Owens,
the “elony
antelope,'
u.lnwl
fo rm 1',rnPP**l put of Ohio S tate UnL
G r a n I * « » “ F 1°
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OlfTnnlc
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tie r
I? n p A
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"There an*» the only fellow
t ever saw who was owe of 10
any linio lie cut*red- a
tiorlc meet I”
J]
j
Hut Hnyder Is smiling aguln—»na th* cauao pf hi* a at)sfM yrln
u Lt o b ,r t E Gash
, <lk ,b »
JrU U B l t 'l U I I snpnnmaro
from lluntlnat (
‘ ion, W. Va. Th* Burk rn tn lp rae ra
en—(Special) *n',’*,cr 20-polnt mao In th* raak-
t iA c h in n
SAFI*
ln(!ollere° n*L
the Rtetaon
noises lo be
» de f r ill nc
tfednewtey to
Bnlllna will
mwest teams
aJTwIII have
raaTon S J!
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e
$
t
o
n
c
^ w u g h hi* col|*g* and OlyraP,c rarccr, Owens was unbeaten
*n ‘h*
hh>ad Jump* and
,0"' *iunll#*m*mor*bJ# day
“ Ann ArW ^
•» «>« W«*t*,n C o nfm nee
champlonshipi,
he *r t ,h r" wwW fWordo an J
for the g reateit onew "* ‘rark.fleld show of all Ume.
I" ‘1» Olympic* a t Berlin h#
■r Pml*y ,,loyer '" I ’Pt*! both dashes a n d Iho broad
rP/1, | . PA l«i Jum p, and anchored
Amorlca'o
r i, L i ?
wlnnlna relay team .
,
h ire
W M * ^ 1 '« J « ‘ » t4 rtln « h i* M l.
defeated Glenn T eal of Jock son.
rill* E and I, and th en h e a t O.
W. Spencer of S anford, 4 and 2 .
C arl D ann turned In th e hot
te s t card o f Iho aftern o o n to beat
BUI S ta rk o f Jacksonville, win
n e r o f (he 1039 to u rn am en t. In
a second round m atch.
D ann w as pushed to b e at Jack
Youtaey o t O rlando, 4 and 9, In
the raorninff b u t fired a S3 on
Market Mepart *« Bale* wp t s U iM th e f i r s t nine to go two up a t th*
A. M. F rid ay , A pril M> IM 1
tu
rn In hie n e x t m atch, lie end.
FLORIDA PRODUCTS
UK ANtt T aadrrartknA
Mu. Hpr. ed the m atch on tho sixteenth
I l l* to 11.7), W as 11.7b, Lima. w ith a blrdl* th ree on th* 420Hu Hpr. |IA *
HKKTH. Doe Hun t i e to tic, Du. yard hole.
Dann'* to ta l fo r tb a 18 w as
llpr. t i e to tba
(7All JIAfin. Par Ton
ItTtO to 99 and ho needed only a p a r four
IIIJl
and fire on th* 13 and 18 fo r a
CARtlOTB, Do* turn !*c to t*c,
67,
I '••y')'’ *
Haht. 7bo to toe
Today, Dann wit)
p ta r
Ike
CEI.RRT, Crt., P a P i. *>* It lb to
l .l l , I**, l l ‘», a s k .
I l l * 1o
FARMERS' MARKET
i
LKItT IIEASTS, b dot. (VI. IS ♦#
l^ )N K '
M
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Iced, Crt., I
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PARHLRT. Dm . B un, 7be, Bu. Baht.
lend, 1 go*. II.bb .
PNPFKH PM NTH, th o u sa n d 9>.8«
POT ATOKA (ted Bllae. Bid. CM,
■Isa* No. I l i t*
to 111#. »
His* t l.l b lo l l db. b* lb. boa
Cem m T
t l.l*
(tADlFtlBK Dos, Don tic , CM.
le o d .b d w JL S f
HTRAWBRHRIEB. Pirn be lo To
HqiiAair. YAllow, Bu. Hpr. t t . t t
In t t . t k White, Bu. llpr. tt.OA
( 'ocosal IA Bu. ftp r
IV.H to
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HWKKT POTATOKII.
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Baht.
11.1b to | 1.lb
TOMATO BB, b* lb Crt. t i l l to
M id , Luos I tb b to I I I *
m U A f o PLANTH, p e r Thousood
Bt- A nausllne
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b a d “ • q u in t" d id b a
h aV a « a a x a m id a
t h e m . R o a u l t :
S ig h t-p ro tg e tlo f
teflato career, hut already Iw hda
ri*nN ,|PB. Dos
WAT e Ji ^ I I M a ' Doa" Bun. l i e
a i ] A P l i F ^ l j y > r t . . U. S Comb.
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hurdu* a t tba rt>-
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se e in d a ,
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r .
Boa. Ibc ta l t d
Florida State
League
" ne ro f 0 r ,, 10 w * e r»‘l l t
M .m r a o f
t in i r a c
Comb. | I H
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th a t b a h a d
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^RUONA' A T tf.*C rL tU « * 10 IX M
ONIONS, follow . IS lb. Bob l f . l l
Tho United B ut** Bwgar Corpo ration I* Incryaa In r I te jp te tt.
Iit« o f'faraan gr»*a from I l f t*
BOO acfOd t* . prorida suffletent
oil ’f o r 'll* Bromaain* plant and
YOUR BRAKES FIXED NOW I
. Avoid Tragic, Costly
Accidents By Letting
Us R e - L i n e Y o u r
Brakes. It Coats So
Little And Can Save
So Much! i t
A ugustine, 8 •m l 2, a n d trim rood
.7 ,
r n £ i.i u t b l , , l n r lh* confgrMtc* mark. |lo
T
JnwlyiJlrait.
a n lty of (n Work*J 0Ul only twlr* prior
— -i—
,n hl#** school nt Huntington,
k
Nolle* 1* hereby a l r t n tnot ap
mad* to tba Leo
S ill.l of Florid*
now In saoalon at Tollahora—
riu rld i. fur ilie parasaa u( apvlsl or lu til u « k lillo n th* auk
atsuce of which to to aulhorli-It.* Cnnniy B oird of Public In
. .
...a C ounts Muperlnn u l i i i of Public Instruction i.(
Pemltiol* County, Florida, to d«
duet, upon w rit** ro q u d rt from
Iho salary of mam bare of th* In
otruatlonsf personnel of Bamloole
County, Florida, Inauranro print
luma on Ilf A a tcldoat or baalih
Inauraneo polldao held by members
Of sold Ibatrurllonol personnel, oi
th ifr pro rain shara of premiums
■m group Inauranro. and to au■harts* th* payment of such dedur
Ilona to Ul* Insurance company or
companies with whom such In
auront* may h* placed.
County Board of Publle In
struction
of
Hisnlnole
County, Florida
By: F ltE D T. WILLIAMS.
Chairman
—VB—
P la n t K ilg o
JO B W q itb O C K -8
B r a n d y , C h g m p a g tw ,
W in # , O in , C o rrtla lt,
■
V
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m
will h*
fillrailou
• latur* of th*
°
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r
m f A f t S A r r .t o o n o r
s o r t e r o«r a p p l i c a t i o n
ru n
PA aaA O B o r p p r c t m l o n L o r a t.
L E G IS L A T IO N
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Fro* DotITory, f i i o a T99-J :
LETE STOCK OF BENCH
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Seminol« County Produce*
More Frnli And Vagrtablfn T h in Any
S im ila r A rea In F lorida
AN INDEPENDENT NE
SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY,
APRIL
Member Associated Prow
Roosevelt Seeks War,
German Press Claims
Dgqffod End Of Coal Strike
Berlin Declares Ger- Exiled Crown Prince
Amerj^ nations
i man Forces Are 30
Miles From Athens
^ r o j ^ F S e iz ii
• Following Detour*
Fight Is Near End,
•’ Sources In Greek
* C a p i t a l Announce
O m an
foi
lurpriM by majring *■ •*detour" down th«:‘UUnd trf
^vvola, then erop*ing to the
mainland behind the Brttii
In the Thermopylae nectar,
have puaed through Thobca
nd are continuing on ti
then*. SO mllea away, Hern reported today.
TKT rear-guard Brltiah loft to
tbar* waa no Indication that the
ta lk of tha Brltiah Expedition,
t r y • Fore* had neaped
from
^ A than* reported the fight l«
"vary near Ha and."
jioedon Indicated that both
ilda* ara preparing for a new
tm t i f itrengta all the way from
O k tito u t* the Indian Ocean
V B r itis h Imperial " troop* are
Coal Controversy
Forces President
To Abandon Trip
oreign Ships
Rear-Guard Unit
f Reported Beaten
Youngest aclon af royalty mad*
homrtra, 1, ait Ar.'i invasion la
little Crown ITInc* A lru n d rr of
Albania, ihown In London, l i t wa*
onjy a few day* old on April 0,
1M8, whrn hi, half. American
mother. Queen Cera Mine, and
King Zng were forced to flea
Albania.
6 Speakers Will
Discuss Chamber
At Tuesday Meet
* -
x-f* *— *
* »- «%‘t > 11
Public As Wei) As
160 Craft” Would Be
Used For Promoting
Continent's
P e a c ei
4
Early, Secretary To
Roosevelt, Expres
ses Hope For Unity
WASHINGTON. Apr. 28 —WT)
r— Repraaehl ativc, of (he 21
American republic, today reroni*
■ended that their nation* taka
peer more than I (So foreign Tea .U In thflrj porta and ua* them
» 'prom ote'the pa are and recur,
i pf tha cinllneuL"
, ,
Hr JlkM fiitH r»*»«
WASHINGTON. Aar. * * —The Defena* Mediation
Hoard today called an the
General Mature Corporation
and lha United Automobile
Worker* <C. I. O.) I* con
tinue production pandlu* ef
fort* of th* board la rein*
a threatened atrlke at the
rnm paay'a far-flung
plant*.
Tha recommendation,
which
|WW will bar treaw niltad la th*
rerlou* American governmenta,
provide* am ong other thing* th at
a “ju a t and ad eq u ate'' compedaatlon b* mfd* and th a t
the
American nation* "reaffirm tbeir
full right to Urn navigation of
tho** ve*a«la both In th«lr n a
tional and International trado"
under th eir flag*.
Joint congm alonal
tax
ex.
pert* were di adored yrelcrday
to have recommended a celling
of $1,100,000,000 on new Icvie*
a g a in ,t lowar Income, and to
have proponed exciie tale* on
coffee, cocoa, tea, ,u g a r and oth
er commodiUe* to ralae addition,
al reran ua.
C. E. Stem , rhief of ataff of
the eongreaalonal group, aubmlt.
ted to th* Houae "Way, and
Mean* Committee a
aubatltute
for th* Treaaury tax program
of $3,800,000,000 of which $1,SS1.000.000 would be relaad by
Intreatlng Income u x * a from 800
to W percent.
Buck
Such a draatie
drastic booit.
booit, Stem
Stei
Leadtra af a Senate drfanaa pro*ram In f t , ligating committee
are shown In Washington after Banding a telegram to Jnhn I.. Lewia, United Mina Worker, hrad, and In coal mine operator,, warnI ig then, they would he railed brforr the rommlttrr u n it,, mine
operation, werr resumed at nn*e. The coal utriWe him slowed lie
f#na* production. Left In light are Srnnlor, Hnrry S Truman of
Missouri, rhnlrman: Joseph 11. [tail of Minnd-nta and Ituljih l>
Brewster of Mnine.
I
I
T Big tp ra ltm , Including tw* men
from DeLand and Jaekaonrlll*.
will direua* topic, pertaining te
Ota BemiooJe Count, Chamber of
Commrtra nnd Ita activities at a
meeting at the City Hall audi
torium Tur,day night at 8KWi
o'clock, Edward lllgglna, sccreannounced today,
nal plana will b* laid a l th*
meeting for the trade body’* an
nual
m e m b e rsh ip
campaign,
which will get under way with a
breakfaat a t the V aldct Hotel
Wedneaday morning
a t 8:00
o'clock, Mr. lllgglna retd.
Included on the program for
abort talk* are:
W. D. 'LeVellle, a member of
th* State Road D epartm ent with
headquarter* a t DeLand, who will
dlacuaa road*; V. W. Lew!*, of
the llveetock departm ent of the
tlantic Coaat Lina railroad In
S tir Erneat F. Houaholder, whrwill dlacua* th* Wgrk of lint
Chamber of Commerce; E. U.
Armllage. proprietor of the Armllego Cabin Court*, who will
th* Chicago aneak no tha touriat trade i B. K.
that Brewer Wheeler, whore topic will tw
rood* In Heralaole County, and
B. V. ilalnea, who will dlsru*,
the work of Ilia trade body Jn tin
O - tB & S g r S ft
r area, howwrer. g ra n cancan
I public r*
well a* an merchant*> to attend
tho safety nr th* other* la get tha meeting, Mr. Uiggfan» d e fin e d
fait by thetr Amar lean of- that lb* object of ther gatkerlug
d« of l t » leralopmrnt
_______ »Us Mctlfln
irovlded ""they put up o ’ united
rent In on effort to carry uol
our program U abjective*.’’
Forreat Gatckel, chairman of
th* mere haul* commit!** af l ha
I'hgjuber of Cowlm ere* ha a writ-
re t
fa r
NEW YORK, Apr. W-WV-
British Cruiser Sunk;
Forty M en Are Lost
Permits Are Issued
For Two New Homes
u n it
Th* Voluala county unit recent,
ly voted oppoaltlon to the pro.
poied c itru i leglalation, and fu r
llu llrlm g p e r m it , f u r cm* hnm r
th rr advocated th a t the Cltru*
nml a n eg ro re a iiic n c * « * r r I * ,
CommUalon b* abolbhtd.
Th* General Motor* rare
-hared In Import Inc* with rf.
fori* to rad a aoft eaal min.
Ing atn p p ag e w h lrh h * » kept
1
HM.O.l hi*
Florida Must Import
Big Supply Of Meat
Protests Against
Senator Considered
" I hav* racalvod a lot of U t
tar* and
telegram s for
and
AM EXIT QOAST CANADIAN ag ain st Senator Reynold! and 1
rO RT,
will atibmK them to th* commu
te* foe Ita consideration," Barkl*y told newsman.
A N K A R A , T u rk e y , A p r. 26 —
Ha a d d ha could not comment
,
ed) —
— T u r k e y h a s de
fu rth e r nor any when th* ,tre rcid ed to h a lt a n d In s p e c t G e r
»og c— galMae wonld weet.
Antlers* Ball Team
Will Play Daytona
Turkey Will Inspect
Ships In Dardanelles
Tha Sanford A ntler,' diamond
ball team will meet tha Daytona
Antler* In a game played a t th#
lake front diamond ball park to
morrow afternoon at 3:00 o'clock,
K. A- Good,peed, advisor, sold
today.
m an ah ip * * n ro u te fro m th *
No admission wit) ba ehargad
S la c k M a th ro u g h th * S t r a it * o f and tha pul lie la Invited te at#
B o a p o rn * a d d D a rd a n e lle s to da- lh* game, ba evplalnad.
te rra in *
If
th e y
a r*
c a r r y in g
middle •aslant war ton*. It wa*
TALLAHASSEE, Apr. 1$ — reported unofficially trnight.
I O - O evrraor Hallaud yaalcrReUahle Informant* heard
dny xlgnad a bill fixing the maxt a o n grae* walght o f track*
Florid* n o d * a t IS,> maala* or Bulgarian porta, bare
a L fe -rsa
HKIM I V
Vpr.
21— ( A P )
1— The well Inliirtnfd r o n n f H *
t " " ' I H m i t \ uh D r u l a r h U n it
«»irf 11x1*1 the
Mediterranean
I h e a t r r m * , i h , i r j i n M *■
• lin llj. Irrlu d ln , N .r(h A f.
t i f * . and that " i h e Reich ha*
no Inlrntl.m In halt m i d w a r
•nil Inlrn tl, to u t r n f o r a
filial ilrri.ln n
here.
w h lr h
t ’lip t. T h o n n a
illile n n n ir cro p *
f ir s t o f it seticiN
(m in in g
p lan e* l
H a g e rsto w n , Mil .
g o vern m en t t hilt*
................. hr ItrllUh Ulm U
ih r
area.”
Four Homes And
Church Under
Construction
LA KELA N D ,
Apr
28— (S p e
c ia l)- M u r e
th an
17b,000,000
ioundn
o
f
meat
m
in
i
le
ug ht
fn lu F lo rid a d u rin g Ih e n ebro
xt ye a r
h e cau M -.iif Ihe ln cre a « ln g dem and
sued at the C it y H a ll y n l c r d a y
fo r food w h ich the n a tio n a l d e
lunl tm tay, a cco rtlm g In the re- fe n se p ro g ra m I , m a k in g
upon
i i i l i l * u f (J ra d y D u n can , lu llilln g
F lo r id a . C o m m issio n e r o f A g r ic u l
m ,|i* c tu r .
tu re M ayo e stim a te d h e r* F r id a y .
J A . I'o n ile r w a , Ire u c il a p e r
" O u r f r u it and v r g e la b l* c ro p ,
m
it
lo
b
u
ild
a
unc
ta
n
ry
.
,l
x
w ill c o m r n e a re r s u p p ly in g tha
WASHINGTON, Apr. 2A-lA*i
iiHim f ia m e house on W e t .S ix . dem and th an w ill o u r m eat su p
—M ajority Laadar (larklay **ll
Friday proteal* against elevation li-cn lh ■tre a t, between O a k and p ly ," he sa id "M o re a f o u r c r o p ,
b f Senator Reynolds, Dcniocrat, C ln i A n n u a l , a t a co *t u f | t r w ill lie consum ed a t h om * th an
North C aro lin a.'la th# c h a i r m a n . I J™- *UhJF. tt ,A.lwlown th* con- e v e r before w i/h le a , exp en se In
.*hlp
L u a f ika,
— - i» uMilitary
r t u .a w . A
r ff t ra c t o r in c h a r f t
A n g e l o C-on* g a tin g them to lh a lu tlm a t* co n
the cSenate
fair* Com ml tire would b* pr*- , tan tin * w a * It a u n l a p e rm it to su m e r "
build
a
fo
u
r.ro
o
m
fra
m e d w e llin g
renlad to Um Dcrnueratlc ■,l**rA venue,
between
Ing coounltte* whan It rneel, tu cm C y p re s *
.M ath and T e n th S tre e t* , a t a
Moaldar filling tha vacancy.
cuat o f $140.
Governor Holland
Signs Truck BiU
Every American Mer
chant Ship Helping
Hritain Threatened
Will
Jersey City Man
Heads Publishers
Th* Amarcan Nawl paper Publiahera Aaaociatioa combated IU
kfith annual, cenvantlon
after naming Walter
publisher of th* Jaregy City Jar.
say Jouraol aa _preaid*nt, *uc.
reading John B. McCarren,.
CtereUad ioahi Dealer.
Th* wMMhm ratified and of.
firmed a fWclaration on national
daftna* approved text Fab. 21
by reprvaanUtlra* of th* A.NJVA.
th* Amerkoa BocLt* of N«w*p*p*r Editor*, th* National Edi
torial Association and a number
of ractaoal yoHIrtur group*.
Provocation Is
Seen By Reich
__________ '
wor plains m ihe
WASHINGTON. Apr. 2« id*'
1’rc-ldent Itciorevelt today nhunI diiTu-il hi* plan, to vl,lt Wnriu
Spring,, (ia., for a hrlef vaciilion
t i-rnitre of the aoft coni runtro.
vi-r»y which rem ain, unrat tint
Stephen E arly. pre»# ,<-crclary.
Looking fur pitcher,. Manager i „ (,o told reporter* of the deep
(Joe Whitlock of the Seminole-,, -ion. w a, naked whether aorne de"journeyeil in South ('arolm n ye- tuitte government action might hr
tenlny und I- expected to rrlm ii taken to reopen the mliir-, it ttie
____
tonight, (till, f alilwrll i.re.ldi nt dtapute now Ix-fore the li. feii-e ^ 1 7 u r . n
n
-i it
of the ha-Hinlt ii—oeintlon .nut; Mediation Hoard i, not ». i led. * ( W , n * ) U
In
l> llll( Iin ^ S
today.
over the weekend
"Whitlock hur. lo rn here lung > •< replied: "I haven I hrnr.l o f]
enough to rue whnt lire leugue th*I being dltcuaaed yet I llnnk
ford, Says Dunniii
require, ill the w,t y of pitet n
t hrre 1, every hope thru Diet
hr U Aklii|f up to hrinir hitfk w ill will) get to g e t h er .
S e c r e t a r y o f t jrk o r
1'rortce,
* "U r new Iliu m -, nn.1 n r h u i i l i
A coupler to try out for
the
team /' Mr 4 alilwrll explatnr«1. P r i k t n * l * , t n ig h t c e rt if ie d the r n ih iin g , tn lm -il m „ i „ i a | „ f
Jim Mobley r i T r n l l y Nign«*«i( t h re ate n e d i t r i k e a t pla n!- of the $17. NMl, nit- iin d c i c u n ,I r u c l inn
M ot or* C o rp ora li im
to
doe#
d o « i imt
not hn%
have a iM intrncI th st is d e n a r * ]
*1 th * pn-nent lim e , t i i a d j Dun-
Manager Whitlock Is Scouting
North Carolina For Pitchers
•I Ippad through th* (trail, recent
ly wRhemt (topping or flying the
SELLS LINER TO NAVY
BOSTON. Apr. 28 —CSV- Th*
Steamship Lina an.
Friday lha u la of th*
u . r a s xz. s s
H
ra & ty *
between New York
during the winter,
block aiguol* are atltuted far th*
two raltwoya In A r. the Ate** S te a m __ ___
I n m : are a u ta ita a aervte* tram New York te
Ships Carrying Aid
Tor England Will
He Torpedoed, Deel a r e Newspapers
F r i
O RLA N D O ,
A p r . 28 — (4 1 —
T h e O ra n g r co u n ty u n it o f F l o r
ida C l t n u O rn w e r* . In c ., a o u g h l
F r id a y to e n lla t o th e r u n it* o f
lh a o rg a n lx a tlo n In oppoaltlon to
warned, might handicap aom* Inf propoaed c lt r u * le g la la tio n w h ich
dlyWnaJU - w diaehargU*-’ thatr would ch ang e g ro w e r r e p r e ,r o
w h o le a o a m iii . M r* the N a t io n a l D e fr n r a M n lia ll n u
ta tio n on th a c a m m lia lo n g o v e rn vmfefit fo r
C k ld w i'll Lotetl. H e is t n ir i B out Hoard
in g *he In d u it r y .
fo r ib t t r j w , | i « m u i n ^ h e
T h o U n ite d A u jo rn o b iU W o r k ,
• O W ^ - V / .- d h *
o m m tv u * it
era
ro n d o ftin E
tat* tax rerh lo n i raeomht,tided charged T h u rm la y n ig h t th a t c it . o th e rs
A f i n file firn t :*0 iln y s of t h e ; ** vote r>n w h eth e r 0 M w rirkern
by the Treaaury a re . tod ,i#vere. ru * b i l l , Intro d u ced In the |,c g i«
-They
aaggeated
th a t
»om* la tu re co n tain er) p r o v lilo n , il lf . M -Kon H e t is m mu»4 in* ru t to| w ould s u t h n ilie Is s u t m e of m
$400,000^>00 ba raUed; through fe re n t fro m an im iu a try p ro g ra m 11 me inhere nn>l u rv u llow ed to - t r ik e r s l l if no p ro g ress is in siln
J In c u rre n t n e g n tin tin n * w ith the
Impoaltian of exelaa lavU* not accep ted V y the f iro w e r a . In . . u n rry JK m en u n til then
Mow the team Is com posed o f m sn R K em eiit U n io n o f f ic is U s s y
Included In the T reen try pro- an d w ould m ake It i>n««lblc (nr
17
m
en
m
elu
d
in
g
(
’
lu
re
n
ce
I
'f
e
i
l.
I*»c b U m nt I r s s i 41 of the ro r*
gram . The** rate* include a tax tho S trife C itro n t'nm m lnninn to
IIiiy
A s h to n ,
E r n ie
L n V n llc y . [ p o n U o n a HI p lA n ts h ave au th o r*
of five cent* a pound on coffee t)e m ade up e n tire ly o f n h lp p c r.
K u la d
i l i n d y . i ixim I such n r s l l
and cocoa, 10 cent* a pound on
W a lto n H e x , c h a irm a n o f tin W n lte r H ie liw i* .
tea and one eent a pound on co u n ty u n it* , le g ln lu tiv r cnm im r |V le Mt 'R a n e y . J ih - Ju s t ic e . R ic h . | lta r$ l u|H»n a • is lr n ie n l ru llin g
W illia m * ,: ih*- s itu u tiu ii " c r it ic * ! / ' Iesder<a
augar, $5 on aulomoblL*. yacht, tee. aaid o n r o f the t i l l , p ro vu i n d ( i iU f 'p ie , C u i l i s
(iir k ,
Jo e of the C 1 O . U n ite d A u to W o ik *
and airplane*, one cant on elec, ed th a t nt I r a , l fiv e o f thi- mi ni lim Rnntlh, r i m r li e
W ilH n m | »t s ordered » sp e cia l m eetin g of
trie light bulb*. 6 percent on lx-m o f the 11.lim n C itro n I'm ii W lntlfH k, ( n t I K e ttle !
Ih n ic h e r t y , F rn n k H u d so n. Th orn - thi* u n io n 's In tc rn u tIn tm l rx e e u *
lea»e of motion picture fllma, * inlnalon t h a ll bt- xh tp p era, w h i n
lax on rare horae bookmaker* an t h r m e m b e r,h l|i in n * in liitnt ji«* H liu k w td l und H ohert K lu s r d ( liv e I m u iu I to nr!1 oti Ih e I h r e n l.
T i m e men on the ro s te r w e re le n e d s tr ik e
and paii-m uloal machinal, and ed to not m ore l l a t t fo o l « ln |i
n m ii^ h i down Iro m th**
So u th
It
J
Th om /i*,
I I A ,W ,.( ,’ I O,
a one percent levy on premium* p e r ,
dmji I.vu gue when MiiTiHger p re sid e n t, unriMimced
th at
the
of new Inauranc* policle*.
“ T ltla m e a n ,, tlm t a ll iiim t iii- .
Slam divided th# taxpayer. ■tim e r, m a y be n h ip p r r . Ill m u VUijfltni, p lined live team here m e e tin g , w h ich w d l H rsw union
Into two groupa: Tha ability to paid e m p lo y e , o f a h lp p e r ," In it the opening uf the training rep resen l j*11ves here fro m h II
i hnrlie l i nk has tiiken the posl p a rts o f ih e I’o im lr y , w ould I r*
pay claaa which Include* thoaa xald
paying Income and axcraa profit*
L . I I . K ra m e r, L a k e
W a l— . f Holt tiel Mid the |dule tis catchf f held in D e tro it S u n d a y , li e ssid
taxea, and tha conaumera who fo rm e r p ry a id e n t o f the g ro w e r-, jiiid hr*^ caught every game so he w u iild seek the a d vice o f the
pay ao^allad hidden or **cl** wild th e m o ,t im p o rta n t p irn - lot th i- seamn < urtis W illia m s tinard on the im p end in g s t r ik e do
taxea. Ha »ald th a t to “ hav# th# o f the p ro g ra m w a , to re ta in tin- h»« been c o m p ilin g w ith It n h a id ctsion
T h e oredisH oii tiosrtl ■ h e a r
Indlvldoal Income text* In th# ro m m l,a lo n m c m W ra h lp a rtu p o f 1 tiille a p ie *nr the -h o rtn ln p "lot
lower group* too high might r«- reven g ro w e r* and fo u r nh'p * " d In - m ade 10 h it , out of 28 in g * m e secret, and th e re n r *
ault In reearoly handicapping p e r , and “ I f we c a n 't keep Dn- I " .......
in ilin lin x t h ie c d un . no w in d iiu to w luir w a s sa id at
It h i , Jirn B ooth h as Id h its It* In ilia I n m Terences o f th ree hoard
many Individual* in the dlacharge ,e t u p w e’ ve lont th e in d u s try
of their dabte already Incurred
T h e co u n ty u n it voted to » t*n d loa cred it out o f HI tim e s at h at. m em bers w ith Id re p re s e n ta tiv e s
and the m atting of th eir ordi l y Ita n rlg tn a l p rnp oaal fo r atml w ith tw o double*1 i«nd « t rip le o f the Ignited Mine
W o rk e rs
nary axpanaaa of aubaUtapce.
( ( ’ 1,0 I and eig h t re p re s e n ta tiv e s
Inhlng th e t o - r a lir d co lo r added included
T h r p itch in g s t a f f us it stan d s o f N o rth e rn and S o u lh tr n co al
p r o e m ,, nnd tn k eep th e e n tire
rig h t now i* C a l l h i'H lc r , W i l m in e o p e rato r*
■ulverllaln^ p ro g ra m in th * ham l
lia
m ll « u g h r r ly . C ra n k H u ll "Oil,
u f the commlaalon, and a pro
pored additional one rent a bo* J im IliH ith , ll a y A ,h lu n am i K a exclae tax for the next two ye*r, hul lllr u ly .
also was opposed by the co u n ty
'
null together
doe*.’*
Team* a* t
i*
To Train Chileans
|
i
TRCN& Apr. 28 —(M r*
ra *UU waa only *11me* WH
plght from fix American
eorretpondenta who ,, barf
I unheard of alnce aoon aft**
German Inraalon of Yugpala*
gad Greer# began.
mt o f them — Robert St.
I of tho Aasoclated P tru ,
| White of Overseas New*
gey and Columbia Broad 4**1.System, Leon Kay of th#
m h m and Rnaaell HOT of
Haw York Herald Tribune
led a haaardoua 400-mlla oehrlp lp i. a large rowboat
ppad with a motor,
te b a t word from th a n waa
I ta , IS when the Associate!
T h e h e a rin g
day.
108,000 m in e r* Id le alnce A p r.
I
Citrus Growers
Oppose Change
In Commission
N U M B E R 2U3
'
Benefit
mii>t
im ttn rta n l
w ar
I I K I U . I N . A p r . 2 l l — (/ P )—
O l i v i m i x l v r mmtr ir t'd
I 'd lt o r in ls
in I he f le rm n n p re s s a a a r r t i'd
t twin v
tlm t
P r c e ld o n t
Itonsnvi-li js " r u n n in g a f t e r
w n r . ' m il l rem -n te d th e w o rd s
"I A dult llitli-r t h a t n h lp a
i!o>1 ini'd
In
nid
H rita in
■« h u h pimip lip fu rc o u r to r ptflu
h i h r*
w ill
hi*
to rp cd o cil
wlu*t ht»r w ith fit without convoys.M
R iH tspvfH “ in p ic k in g
| it*l,
unc i i li io r m l - i k !
Sun-
■ q u u r“ l i e is
•Un*rrr ,,,r fr°™ ">•
Y in t1l icit ii citinttk
li e
vi lin t n (iro vo c a Dim .
W ar
i1*
ro u tin g to A m e ric a , bilk
• be l l if-»iHent | h ru n n in g a f t a r
MAI
H ille r '* t brent tu tor(kr<lo a ll
sh i|i«
c u r r y in g
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tn
D r lla in
• liim U fo i e v e ry A m e ric a n »hip,
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r
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c a n , t ' l l j tm i Id ing ln ,p iH -lu i, , a iil
T h e R o m e t a il in ilc c ln r« d (H a l
to d a y , adding D iet A u n fu rn '. a p .
a n n a u h e tpeavancr
w ill
lxi- rx i,n l* ra tjlv Prc*UI«»nt R n o se v e lt'a
»n#nt
that the U n lf r i l S ta te n la
c n h im c id w hen tin . i n n in n - . n i ,
pair* K in g the A t la n t ic f a r fr« m
com pleted
A m e ric a n count w aa " ill# III ad d il ion th re e o ilie r new l h r
ui b i l i a r y u u .j a co m n le te ly
hnnit*, h m .
h ern cm iipleli-d 111 g iil
the p * ,r mi . I * y .
Alt
llu u c a n | o u r.*'u b ’ il i Rietinum o f th e U n iia ri
I S t a ll p t e r r it o r ia l w a te rs "
• alii.
Thr
b io a ilrftp te r
a a e rrte d
a
A ll th r f i'*■
*iiti-ru • v a rc o| rpod
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the com ft O I Ol In ' m g. t 1 c Ii ki1Ii 1 S t a i r - '
t p inm ent wna I n c k ii if r»n Konae*
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1 kiH i*. i i r a i i t u n th at th e A l i a m ay
ha V«*
ill
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m any
II t 1'
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in * " • oit Ht III ti, I hav • o. i uiooH p u rl* o f (TrernlaTici
Wh-rn .
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and a ll Ii II Vi 11in 11ll ' 'l"M 1 s|MC.
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I m>* t ilf w t ir .iu f t w a s th r m a jo r
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iluifrinrMt to *» Mi 11i' l i -h ip p in g c ro s sin g *he
mg
A «lm
1 Y th ii’ in
i " c u r r y out ih e H e e l*,
gtiftt tin
la ti-o , of S i c n t n r v i*f the N a v y
th r u - mI
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lio rn r fin 1 II 11 mi \ «*v li% l1
V • •I m m o ii lin y the I'lte n H rH n a v a l
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it! it # ,1 nf fmt n*l w ith aol tn B r it a in ,
Hut o w ii - le e a llr t l th a t M a y o r
A t E le v e n th SiM -vl nm l
*)nk I a t(iia riln t of \»*w Y o r k , c h a lrA v e lu ie , n h k i io h u i w h it r fiituu * m an of H e m int llnlteil S t a l e s ,
hciuse nt lii'NOtt, IteirtR hull I tin i uMiubiiin lie feu n * HoarH, h in t ad
14* h r r h u rl). I iy J*" H A a hi In vv n nt the w e e p in g c h a ru c ta r o f th a
A t the A rim litg e t'w tilfi ( mirtw
tm
th r
HiHif mi .iU rh iiH lM
H ig h
w a y , I wh la ln ii* ro u tin g $2MHh
being i i »ii w| r U 't r ti for E
M A i.
m ilatte t v VV V\ V’ iiti NewAt
S i kt i***iu 11 S t r r i't nm l
E lm
A v rn u t , n $ I r>tt
w h ile
f r im ir
houae rtilh
r no ni *, tm ill
fin
J . A I'n f iiir i *ii M r A * Jiii" w u
T h r ♦hutt h
it S e v e n th
D ay
AHV rtiltA l, is b rin g const ru c trtl
at S e ve n th St i eel um l E lm A v r
rule ut ii cost of
l i w ill
be ii w h ite ft um*1 butlHing
llm iM 'v re c e n tly eom ptcleH influ d e one f*»r Je s s e
E in I mc
at
E lx h l h
S t r .r i
nnd
M c llo n v illr
A v e n u e , ' m i l l.v
Mr
A»M »»n|
fo r
hi
‘/ 07
S u m m e rlin
A ven u e, b u ilt fo i J
A T o ll nt
16,000 l v
Mr
A sh d o w n , and nl
S ix te e n th H tie e t an d O ak A v e
n u e, a ftROO w rite fra m e hmiM*
c t m ilm c t n l for li . II. ( r u in l e y
by M r . D vson
T h e T o ll residen ce h as n ir la l
w in d ow f r a m e .,
w in ch
re d u re
d r a f t , am i im p ro ve ih e a p p e a r,
a n re . I l t« a fra m e lo u r a . nnd
h a s fiv e rn > m . T h e l,< »lje hnnip
te a lso • fiv e rm m i w h ile frnrne
d w e llin g
P la n , a re Ite m *
d ra w n
nl
p re se n t fo r seven or e ig h t oth er
h om e*. M r, D u n ra u s a id , mont
o f w h ic h w ill aten he fin an ced
u n d e r Ih e F l l A
p la n . C o n s tru c
tio n w ill g et u n d e r w a v w hen th r
p lan a a re ap p ro ved C o n stru c tio n
a c t iv it y In a l*o b ein g g ive n a
boost bv about a doxan renall
n e g ro fra m e h n u ra *. ro ttin g a
to ts ) o f ab o ut 11800.
COLONEL DIRS
. CHARLOTTE. N. C..
—(dl— Colonel Jama*
Yeung, United Btetea Ar
tired, died at hi# bam* hi
tetdey at the ago of #4.
patrol
in
a
speech
In
Canada
th is vveef nnd H e c ia m l:
■T h a t i- our S t ( ir o r g a 'a D a y
n o - s lic e to the people a f E n f »
land
■ In E it t -h u rg h y r s t c n l a y , Wfa n .
♦•*11 ^ 1 1Ik ie Him la red it w aa lim a
the udm m is li n t ion to "la a d
m iiM.t of fnllow public o p in io n /’
lie $ ailed on the g overn m en t to
announce details about the g TUvtt v of the Mrhifth shipping aitu n im n
am i
"pliifi
of
to
m ake
p u b lic
protectInn ”
a
Allied
w h ether he fa v o re d e n nvo ya, N*
•aid he w ould favor the m. fthod
..................... m lllla r y and n a v a l e x *
I " ' " ; " ‘ "«idcrc< l m o .l e ffe c tiv e .
Ai Hiuu, F a ll* . H D .( B e n .
ntnr
W h e e le r, D e m o c ra t,
M onin n n. .n id the
P re rJd e rtl’ a
ra
in .. . V - —ere " lu * t a n o th e r t r i a l
I.nil.Min" to are " i f th * A m e r ic a !
people will Ita n d f o r c o n v o y *.’ ’ )
tiO M T T O
G IB R A L T A R
1 ,'JN D O N .
A p r.
20 —
V isco u n t f i e r i , fo rm e r c h ie f a f
the
It n t is h
Im p e ria l
re n a ra l
• I n f f , h a , I r e n a n p o ln ta d g o v .
e rn n r and r o m in a n d e r.lli- c h la f o l
G ib r a lt a r . It w a * o f f ic ia lly a n .
nouuced F r id a y .
ii O A T B
O RD ERED
M —Oft
yesterday
"moaquC
lo” boat* such as already ham
Keen transferred to G n a t B r i t
ain.
—
24
W A S H IN G T O N . Apr.
T h e Navy ordered
m ore m ilr - a .m ln u t e
LOCAL WEAT1
Partly cloudy tonight and Sun-
a
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Team Shutout
1 4th Straight
Ball Players
Florida Netters
Track Experts Flying
Make Prize Picture
Down Mercer 6-0
Auxiliary Base For
Pick 4 Horses
Jacksonville Planned
To Win Derby
fenle t Hollingsworth and Louie,
«-8. 6-3.
, ; '
.v
IN F O R M
Our Boohs £lng Cole.
Porter*® Cap Apd
Whlrlaway Chosen
isd > s t week, but to.
Sanford team meets
g nlaW^rbo hare lest
sir ala starts, going
a DtLand last night,
ticks), a rookie rtghtIted the Beminoles to
ring tho gams/ though
id Justice pounded out
dr o f twoJbsggsrs, only to
a base,
sferi had 11 men left on
i daring the game and flee
i they had men In scoring
Ian but were unable to mske
lb ta got them home. Justice
l uat two hits from his flee
I at hat, the most hits made
Hr'Banford player and WhiL
frtv s a double for his two
i*at the plata.
tho tOTMth toning Uio local
put on a dries, loading the
p.fbr a tha not la corns up
/MARIUS |
RUSSO I
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NEW YORK. Apr. 2J— (8p«el all— Eool bull, hockey, polo, t o ilog, and other aporto o ffer plenty
of thrilling momenta but bus*,
belt led the sport, league when
the Judges picked their No. 1
thriller from the 119 oporta photo*,
graphs in competition In this'
year's exhibit o f the Now York
Press Photographers' Association,
P in t price award waa
the
proud honor of Emeot Blsto, pop
ular Tlmea-Wlde World eharpahoolVr. Ernie's prise winning
shot showed a ''ewlh play at tha
plate at the Polo Grounds. Billy
Myers Is sliding far the plate.
Babe Young Is dlvtng to tag him.
Both men are - o ff tha ground,
and the title, “ It# Float* Thru
the A i r might mean either the
Cincinnati as or tho Now York lb.
Tha array of* great pictures de
feated by tho Elsto masterpiece
represented 17 different sports
fields, making tho prize achieve
ment a notatle triumph for the
national game in the realm o f tho
magic eye.
'
GAINESVILLE, Apr. £3 -U P ,
— Florida's tennis team swept
to * 8 to 0 victory over Mercer
hero Tuesday.
.'
'
Summary, with Florida play
ers listed first!
Ralph Thrsdglll defeated Bill
McCowan, 4-8, 6-4. ft-2.
II. D. Osgood defralcil Harold
Hollingsworth, 641, «-0.*
Clyde Higginbotham — defeated
Bam Louis, 0-2, 64).
Charlie Tata defeated Roger
Nelson, 6-3, 6-0.
Osgood and Threadgiir defeatrd
Mrijowan and Nelson. £L7. 6-4.
. JACKSONVILLE, Apr. 23 —
GO— Officii Is at lire naval air
station I'pte"
that. . nanotlier
T H i c ^ n ___ station
Milt In ri<n:tmcted Immediately
un n IM'Q.inc tract near hare.
Thr find auxiliary station was
built oti the banana Rivet near
Cocoa, Another was placed- at
Grrro Cove Springs. The 'third
Mill tc IS miles west of the dialn
Imso here. In addition to those
tlie navy la "Ofhrktng on a doiten
practice landing fields for Hy
Beardsley and Harold Dye tie- ing csdcU.
BASEBALL 8:00 P: M. TONIGHT
^
jer of last year. The Pirates beat
Bill May 7th, 1639. This May 7
pits the Pitta against, the Bees
at the blve fo r Bill to get re-
.
ft
LEESBURG
8 (
JOE WHITLOCK'S
Jfe
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SANFORDSFMINOLES i
^
MUNICIPAL BAM, PAKK
ffcy
Gfn A i
UlAUi.'
MiamiBill more Country
Club,
also will go undefended. The
Miami
club has enteredonly a
twn-man Iram nf Karl Christian
sen and William Btemblrr. Chris.
Ilartsrn, a Miami policeman, is re
tarded as one of the prominent
llirrala to win the tlllr.
Willi
the lower dart Coast
team out uf the way, fuur-man
trams
from Ponte Vrilnt and
Dubsdrcad appeared to t* prin
cipal bidden for the trophy. Per.
tonnel of neither tram has yet
been announced, but Jacksonville
baa five fine golfers In Btark,
Stockton Rogers, a semi-finalist
In 1J3I; Bobby Walker, Jackson
ville city champion!
Crawford
Rainwater, also of Pensacola, and
Dick Van Kleek.
Dubsdreaifs tram will be com.
xt of Watts Gunn,. farmer
them
emelcur
tltlehoMer;
Hugh Akermsn, Jack Youtsey,
end lisnn, If llann play*, t *
SANTORO
U ttttt
ttJSSOS CO dfci-.
is NWABeRmrficeJ
S igns Point Towards H itting Year For
N ational League B ig Bats, Says Scribe
with 4 Ihlnly scattered hits. “
The Chicago Cube, with 6
homers, ri of them by Bill llct'men i ml t rich by Nicholson
and Novlkuff. headlined the April
•» Inmbnrrr ss they welloned th#
White Sox st Amerllle, Tex. |
Glsnte end Dodgers had 3
lament each, and they flammed
the 2 clubs doped by the doped(era as i . t In this year's Ameri
can Let-tur pennant m e . TK*
Giants trimmed
Cleveland '41
Blur field. W Vn., sparked' b* 2
limners by Horse Panning and
one '-by
Mod Amovlch. Tho
Brooks bolted the Yankee* ut
Baltimore. 2 homers by Medwick
and on* by Pete Reiser eeorchtng
(he Oriole otone.
Debutting on their home loon,
the world rhampton Brils showed
the fans they can win garni*
sometimes by scores other than
K
M .lt a n - r
W h itlock
it Uaateri .
teach at Oral*,
i t Aagastlas.
cl
so
Kenarcl II
1-eValli'r lb
l in k
«
llU ilO fl
K e lli,*
F ils
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a
OT FLOWERS
LOOMING POTm PLANTS
ORSAGES
jirr-dcrby betting bonks. It will
It at n mile and an eighth ,—
the longest distance run by these
horses. This will Its tha fifth
meeting betwscnXthc two out
standing darby candidate*. Our
Boots defeated Whlrlawa- In two
previous atarta with Whlrlaway
carrying more weight
In the
Delmont futurity. The only time
they mrt at equal weight* Whirluway won. Our Bools ran second
end Whlrlaway third to
Bold
Irishman lu tha Pimlico futurity,
tha only tlma - they Diet when
neither won,
,
Valdlna Groom and Bushwhack,
er, turn others slated to go In ths
Bluegrass also are derby candL
date*. The former showed con
siderable lata, speed In the Elmendorf at Kacneland last week
although running fourth to Our
Boots and may be a derby start
er if hi* showing proves out.
standing Thursday. The
same
goes for Bushwhacker, although
hi* trained has been disappointed
16 his preparation ao far.
The Bluegraes Is the top race
closing day of ths Spring season
a homer personally as he pitched
the pesky Philadelphia Athletics
Into submission.
Th* 6th cluh contributing to
this evtfof-eeatott blittkrleg. the
Phillies, did their
holkur-ham.
me ring nt the espens* ana In th«
hall-yard of tha Winston-Salem
Billy loaguare, but tha feet that
tho Phils hit 4 homer*. II of them
HRUBBERY
K, Rossetter
7 Is Lucky Number
For Bgl Posedel
drug
-
NEW YORK. Apr. «*r-.(Fp*ria l)—“ Lucky 7th" usually means
Ui*'7th Inning. You stsnd up snd
stretch when your club cornea to
but Ywur boys go out and get
A » U
TO ttU BSTITUIU
same runs. Bom#times.
“ Lucky 7th" means the calen
A N A C T la Cancel A ll T a ste
A.a.ean l
Upon Ilia
AMmarnsnl dar lit tha case o f Barnacle Bill
Kail e l Stmlaulu Cuualr. KlorMa. Peaedel, slim
slabstar o f tha
n eed s
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P rep erly D»-'
acrlbtil aa U i 4 til W eek IS nt
M ayfair 1-k .H m U A «4 ltie a as
Dial lk «rea l, Owned by Iks axilla
TELEPH O NE
n your long-tima reliable
tor your drug needs.
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Our now Budget Depart
ment has been plannedJo
meet the need of motorists
who want to pay as they
ride. W e are ready Jo give
you the a a tla ti erwf/f In
town.No red tape-no de
lays. Your purchase of
B. F. Goodrich tires and
batteries will be installed
wMb you wall!
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�SrmfnoIi> County Produces
More Fruit And V’egelnhlen Than Any
Similar Arm In Florida
A N INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER
"
In 1908
SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY,
e * ._____
■■■ — i
00,000 In Racing jTax
nse Taxes Is Rejected
1911
APRIL
Member Associated Press
British Fight To
Check Nazis Until
Main Army Leaves
Hitler At The Balkan Front For 52nd Birthday
ByCommittee
R e je c tio n Is First
Setback Of Gov.
Holland's Plan To
Raise $2,225,000
icrcmse Is T<
Unprecedented
"Small Price** For
Security Of Nation
R elief Program
• To B e Continued
Defense fpendimr Is
. 8et At 12 Billion
During* Next Year
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WASHINGTON. Apr. 24—
iff)—■ Secretary Morjrenthau
MkedConirresr today for 18,•00,000,000 Id new taxes,
gnstsr defense production,
greater
Mrs. William "II,
Pouch, of
no
reduced non-defense
spending, New York, has bran elected Proa,
nnd safeguards against pro* blent General of the Dauthteti
fItearing, ft
• Tanning .the proposed tax
i ncrease “unprecedented,”
of the American Jlcvotution. She
wae chosen at the organisation's
50th annual continental rongrasx
In Washington.
---------------- .— — -------Morgentbau asserted “ new taxes
will araa a small price to pay"
for tha security o f the nation to
£ * insured by the defense pro.
gram.
As far as tha government Is
concerned, said Horgcuthau, the
nation must continue to taka
xaro of tha needy In nrad of re
M
and other essential losis.
Explaining tha magnitude of
tha new taxes, Morgvnthau call
mated that defense spending alone
would total ( 12,000,000,000 in
the aaxt fiscal year.
' • Joint congressional
tax
exOne nr(r
las been called
parts were revealed yesterday ip
Oeoaly as tha
hava proposed ogw defense UxF- 4*rar- Bernini
ninth draft
tg for May 12,
»nd «se n«g
transfer and taro
vnluntstrs *i already in Una to
more tua ( 'the number Head
board reported
One Negro Called
As Ninth Draft
Quota Of County
Six Transferees And
Two V o lu n te e rs
Wait Turn To Go
TALLAHASSEE. Apr. 24 —
— .Governor Holland's plan lo
raise (2,225,000 for old age pen
sions with a new five percent
tax on horse race betting met Ite
first definite setback today when
tha Senate miscellaneous affair*
committee rejected IL
The bill still may coma to the
calendar, however, If the Senate
override*
the committee ana
brings It out, or if some other
committee reports it favorably.
Compromise plans have been
offered on race track taxaa.
Meanwhile, both houses waited
for Governor Holland's general
finance program before proceed.
Ing with aueh legislation. Chair,
man Leedy of the finance and
taxation committee told the House
hie group would not act on any
tax bills until Governor Holland
sends- Up his program, probably
next week.
The Administration's gkioflne
x distribution program, planned
to increase revenues o f the State
Road
Department, apparently
sailed smoothly toward ultimate
enactment. Two Senate commit
tees conducted public hearing*
on It. biil there was no opposi
tion, *nd Chairman Horn* of the
Senate finance committee said,
“ This ought tn go right through
both house* now."
The House voted with the Sen
ate to override Governor Cone's
vsto. two year* ago of a bill al
lowing Insurance companies to
make cash deposits. Instead of
bonds or other collateral, fo r thsir
business In Florida. Tha House
vote was 74 to 12.
Governor Holland signed Into
law tha Overstreet bill requiring
taxles We and for-btae can to be
labeled when offerbd fe » sale
•* used carp. He ate* signed a
. ‘ ifxsan
tn Una
as'tha man to fill Ibo
JmbUc hearings todly with SacraOaryi of tha X rm n rt Manraa- quota alneo transferees are sent
th*u defending 'M l dapsrtmut a before regular draft registrant-!
recommendsIlona. Fa will M sc. of ekeh county according to rag.
board.
com panted by o m o f nia aide*. ulaUona of tha draft
AaaUtant Becretary Sullivan, .who Transferees are sent to fill the
ahockad member* of tha H oum quotas set for countire but arc
■ n i p on Monday when- ba ex- not credited to counties from
plalsad tha ravtra Treasury pro.
hich they an.- sent, causing a
gram.
larger quota to be sent for the
Tha alternativa ichadulaa ad. next rail, the local board ex.
esaaed by tha congratstonal ex- plained.
parts would ralae an estimated
So far, (three while and thiec
Ju»00,000.000 In additional w v*. coloroil mrfc registrants have been
Wiu* from Individual tncomaa, sent to ramp from this county
1500,000,000 laas than would be but two of the white men have
yhided from Traaaury
recom been refused on the mare exten
mendation*.
Tha , ''congreetionu 1 sive ■physical examination given
group proposed . iharply higher at the induction station.
gift, aatata and excise taxaa to
Five transferees, including four
Maiaa an additional 12,500,000,000. kite men and one negro ere
7 Both plana would mak* parsons now registered with the local
who already pay incoma taxaa board and will be rant to fill tha
dig draper whan thay maka out future quotas before any men
tbair returns next yaw , and from thl* county are called. On
would hit multiple thousands who ly one railed man baa bran srnt
Jttthcrto
have
bran
exempt, to Camp Blinding
from
this
nvbere to lay * tha new burden, county a* tha other w en volun
bgwrvar, la merely tha revival of teers. The order number of the
an age-old controversy between
one called man was 41.
the Treasury and tha lawmakers.
Questionnaires are being sent
nut from the draft board grad.
h
rsarksd tha
SO a* not to gat too far
. .« ,! ahead of the man needed, the
* •* diminishing^ratunw ana
(U t (g w ith questionnaires
i toe giiiraaiarax mum ipo*
out (00 f t r Bhead the men
new iiiw rae
are liable to change their classi
middle f l u i aaiary m t k iU . fication through Injury, marring*
bras of Congnoa are ax. or assuming o f dependants, caus
aiy -MMlUva about tapping ing romnlkationa in the raeonlpockstbooka ad their const!.
Inr of their standings.
tip to yesterday I I S question
naires had bran rant to men in
Seminole County.
State Motor vehicle eommlaaloner.
Administration J e * la w
and
county official# t (* i vhlgbl en
dorsed a eompromtie BixeUne tax
plan Involving trillion* of dollxra
of State fund* J^r (0-yaar pe
riod.
,
. , .
Chairman Tbamax A. Johnson
of the State IU>»d Department,
two of hi* attorney* and »n rnilned the compromise
ginrer explain
approval for them
and voiced *1_
selves and Governor "H
Ho a n d f»r
the program they evpeet greatly
lo meed up a ata'e-wld* ro.idbulldln* plan, parii-ulsriy arorn.l
strutegic defense prdnle.
V. 0. Phillips,
Ta'Uhmssrc,
president of the stale association
of county commlselrmre. said at
thr publlf hearing 1-efore t*o
Henate committee-! that until .»*<
Frldav It appeared his group ar d
the Governor were lu hopstiss
disagreement.
Primp point* In the countyHolland agreement ares
Submission of a constitutional
amendment which would live
four ef the six lin t* tax on *
gallon o f gasoline f<n btobw*»
purpose* to tho SU t* Road Drpirlmenl and- plodg" two eenU
lo ennatv road bond 4ebt serv
ice.- I f the ameudmoat falls In
the general electron o f ISIS, .he
alVeeatlon will go bask to tho
present X-l division.
_
Give the State Boad Departwent the raat o f tbn anticipated
revenues— about $4,OWI,000— dur
ing tha 12-month oertod for lmmediete road building nead*. In
addition, the road
department
would continue to got tho income
from Ite p r o m t throe-cent share
of •ho tax.
Tha Governor yu-terday signed
a bill providing fo r tho toad de
—.
partment to take over and meinCLEASW ATKR. Anr. 24 - tain municipal iterate, viaducts
and
b ridera which n/O vltel links
/Special)— Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
K. Brower, 41B HUtereat ■Drive, In Use State U gsw or tyileni
,,
1
aaM Wednesday they had re.
reived no further details regard.
Inv the death o f tbair eon. Col.
OeraU Brower, who was listed in
»n Aaarah tsd
K ern
dispatch
Parents' Of Brower
Live In Clearwater
Sanford Boys Named
In Honorary Group
B. 15. F. Clings
Stub
King Honored Kb bornly To Positions
In Area O f Therm o
Representative
pylae, London Syys
Of Conference
French Official
Ixical Teacher Asked
Tried In Vic
To Help Work Out
Internship Problem F o r m e r Comptri
Is A m ised O f
H
U
K in g ,
'. .iiiif *
Irnying
His Duty
tiu t hiT <»f S e m in o le lli g i i Si ln-nl
Standing outside hi* private railroad ear
on a aiding near tho Balkan front, Adolf llitli-t
raccvie* 52nd birthday eongratulatlond ft..m
leader* o f the German armed force*. Reft m
ha*, ht-en m v iin l to re p n «.■*!■t lln
right are Admiral Erich Raeder, Marshal Hermu Ini Goerlng, Mar-lmll Wilhelm Keitel, lidhi. Miiridinl Walthi-r von llrauehilach
tm in t y
Honul
C i t y i-ffi. . il
Growers W ith Large
Quantities A s k e d
T o Contact Wilson
lit a m e e tin g o f
i om in in* |on
of
j lrilueA tion
tn
twr
hehl
It* tMoitqlcI |*r*MB*i
I **f Ihr Hrmiirt
lima In
ihrm itni** Prime
Minister
< hllfrMII today n^ki-cl IVlIlament t*i pntljtifuie tha dr^ata
4in the anr, hut hinted ha
ni»»!hi iiiakr a hrondcaat an
the V »
I. t. h. i
Apr
ft*
| tl lough May .‘t. nl I mop « PI • no
Seminole Farmers Airport Increases Chance For
HaveOpportunity
Defense Funds, Group Declares
To Sell To Army
m i.I liu k llli'v.i
iiic ii.
I
mh-
v la r le d
qurflioijr'l l.y I hi
lUrtihl, j/miftl * W l*A
W ay
th a t
lit di-rtei mg
is in a In n. i
th is
n t y l '/ i '
.......
w it h
wr
Ih e h'-lp o f Ih r
livlirvr
th,it luh r
r " v r r ,' " ' r " 1
11UW than1
ever hcfi.n I..
aiii I
"
", m,,rh
naliiinnl do-'.'!f
,BV nF
fe n s e fund- l „ , m i- , „ f th e i m i i i i 1" ' " " '
P'ace
J.e f u r r
"v rr.
'
"
n..»
w h rrt
ll.nn
wi*
hint
clpal ail |...11 pit.jcct which l* . ,,n " lfl'nrl
now imtli r
m>
I Hurry Krttf " I ’m hrmtily u
VVh h i(h in u it11jii11f_ Snnfnf <1
,,r " f lining uriythlnir thril w l
will Imvr
in> Thing t*■ ofttr f.-r hrnrfif 4i*r rity, i. ti .I it ipi-m* ♦
a <tr film- i* 11•■r*u* mt, sfMimthiiii* ilt ri,r Hmt bp nrr now tn*ttrr nt*t
has LuVfft
pfiiiiti it ait
w h ir h N-lt4iiif«i h r lp H m ifitr.i ^
T ill*
1*1f! 14-1
**f lilt
nii-n
V o ile W i 11i ii in m, i
l * T h rri,t!» n.i
COItl-Mf It'll 1414 t fu lliiw 4;
Ifp irs tii'M ft hunt it , B r n r r now
W C Mill
I h t f o M III) .hiviht I iD o rr
mi
lint* f o r p u rl
u f the
mIhmii it, w i
i uni r« Vm ili-r rh n iu >•h I i T v i i m m m ii'y t h a n w r h a v r r v n
of grttlnp i i ' '"M il! 11f-ft*n*** iin iru hri*ri, T h rr i* \* a |M i»Hilillity <hMl
] for the p m p o ‘ r i.f \M>fkniL- mil
I >
% p ro g ra m o f Mitoine-.lnp'. f.u
s h iile jit te a r hers.
it
vui
ip
| nm m rM l hy S u p e rin te m h nt | U
I l*atvtun to d ay ,
h u e to o iiU ta m lirii* w m k M i
K in g has lii*en lin in g in tin
•<i,*I
M’lence ile p n rlriie n t o f tin
t honl
nml h it r f f o r t * to lu v * * .h " l.if
sh ip s e sla h llH h rif «?■ i ollev*
u
I he p ln tr, he h u t toert t h>» m |m
ttir HiMiM'inlion to I 4 Ip tt..fk m il
till ir p rob lem o f the m l. fin- htp
Supt
I.MW-ti'O sunt
S p riik e rs oh tho p io g i mi I > I n
hehl at C a m p O ’l.eim tin hnh l*»
i hiirlt's t
p r a ll of
I hn-fltoi
t> C , D i
A ile lle I .............. r .
I I lii \ e n tity o f ftn ffn Jo , fh
M>n
I'lu i
S tr a lv m c y n
of
i "Im u k i •
th r
l.r r r k
c im p a iR n
hi
th a
mean I title
Ihe*
:*i*flfltt tun
Herman
li,* ft h-ship Srhar ohiirdl
aa
In lined put out uf rommla*
-ion for Mime mootha,'* and
to r mnIe Ihe l .iiet«rnaii alia
dni»ut|>e<f
r,,"l
it,
r r ir n t
M ritU h
i ii Hr rat, I utiilnn an.
' * ...........
I'M ti li >
■\ im' i I jilutwirv ln>ops
Fa rnieia in lln» mifb " hit have
i'.'iwr* «-st it i ll riirh lin g
large quanlitie" of prod tier which
ili 'iu-i.»( i■I I imI j i v m Hit* Thcrwill meet federal epenfirationa
tInivrrsits nml IL .1 11 W il u u ' mv I.,i -t-cint, k m )
m iles
were adviiyd totlay
h>- II J.
llairtM o f the C u iv*
i i i .i tii n l A i I i i ' iih , hi im uppurtut W>
Lehman, manager id I hr Sinford
'■ut ri-ut k-ti.inl in linn to check
W o r k in g
for Mholm h»|
State Fanners Market In get
B tm trh is
who
-.how ••
i
tuinu \i l.lil/kt ici; arm ies
In touch with William I. Wilson
u t i l it y Mini iiin le rsta in li
until ih. in .iiii Imtlv uf Ih e
director of Stale
mm ki t-, In
m o e rai'y , M r K in g has
Room 1400 Itarnrtt Nnli.'iuil Hank ry t»• ^ Aiin <
l> r
l
li.-iu «•nil hi r k n i frtitn
i t » hnv.i o ut H ir- j'M ir
n iip n rt
m nv
hr
i|rvi l n» if t«» h a s i- f- h o tn r*! ips •
Building. Jarksonvilh'Nl lu rn l i rem c
port »ar (si U * wi-rt* t o ll v, it j rr/ v- i- lirK M v in i h r fu tu re It t* i itu g m g fro m $ in n lit } .mi h i
Mr, Wilson ha, advuu-d Mr.
\\\n\ Ih' fill of Athens inti
e n lle g i'* in l tie s t a le e s i » |'l lh»
wduM Ham * m
Iwhmra that the As my
I'ur- gOVl-i l’ if|* III " h jin c r tki g rt o n y id o aflv h ic fitffl o n flu I jrr o iin il, s ta te lost iltitid f)*
I 'tins'
n Irnoh Hi, mol of the IP day ulil battle
had n m l i t n r r (t hn* no nh-t m e t lorn
ehaiSg Office in Jackaiinville 'a aomf ^iifijf r.. H'I u n til w e
T 'ffi'r, nit iisma Ih i* A tirrn u n ih o g it, m ir m rp n tt Tony M-ilh M’lo«lnr«hips fm 111e s 4* sin j "f II*. (Ltlk tU' opptnretl imininm th,~ market for u|i
hnui i |ir mi ith i'*is io r to gvl*** I to T o n ir lu r g r r th a n ih c o n r in ( k i l l* are 111||\ cl sil v nt M m n n "*ii, I.o»ido'ii lo-i-titl ihill ]t K. F'.
produce to supply ,i
; n . .p
t o n - iJiu g in g s tu h b o rn ly
S h u t- o n r air- O rh in rto
w h ich 1 ntn|i retHtnf in R h I I i i n t tille y r ,
II. mm *.«•
Ktalmuu H id v e r
itn us m the T h a rhfcfti
;fci(1r,tl. ‘ »1 Y
h v tji» l.’hvoi-V Itig h w a v
lay Tn«»min4:. M«
I * h I Port
rh ii nr*
for
»*ti\ M im cfit
r i v | Tnrn nw av*.
M u n n l(o*l U n iv a r m t )
man said, the Jm IkMtnville t>f f •• *
In
an
m
i
tit
I*v
nt
N
n
f*-r
I
im
this
hi ' u r i c a i 'c L i r
Klf VI r i iMM li ii. tr
r | ■ff m i l l * * N i » i l ) h** r*trfftrlirrf
need at the f ulhm
vi gi'tni>U
ii* r M inin ii‘ bi*rfrd y r it p f hnvniK to ri* I ( mi lit*
it mitt* ffffft n hr* If, h ffu B T l1 .1mi run I of Ho F I "ru in I it oca I
for tjclivcry I * Im> Miap Linn
W r l\Mi|T "tat* t
i
H iiiife r ru lu m n a had
IH M I 11 ( %4* goil
no fo r Hilt* ih'Vtlop# A mimmH h lio n
fullunla, weta, t titimi MT, <nu I
Hi*
lln tia h
re a rg u a rd
rra n u ii fo i v to k u o * fu r tho *
1 • »- 111-*if i ■ i lung
•nt *’
tugr, mimtanl g m n*. ui.m. na>
g. il *ui foururl Athens.
Hint wi
H It
an ndt*. r i a l aelm lnt "i ips " i Ho- co lic
le y, p e p p e fi, nul> h* %
-pnut
i dan -ixinl it w a s **'*ery
i
fo lfo v ti. fii*.
rt ia n r a u f the ►Ini*
(|f|ftil‘ I
■weet ptitatneh. Hi a * In u h *> i • i
-“?su
i * oir
lumipa.
of
il..
fur
pro ji*ct
i tty I*
nil nil v tiiru i *•*I f *it no A r m y a I f
1 1 m mf ni* |,n*r hmiJ H im M*ci*r irur of
.» 11*•f I'm i* }»r«nM'l o f t ti ii« Wind
w o n h l l«f it 11 niM iiitioiB ro m in y r*
to S a n f o r d "
f<*r the ♦nitiid
ho,,I
'though the iJmiihii I tnri« ,
n m rk rl
m
m a n a g e r ju u n ’i d m il, #n •i
are
? uantitlea
or examplr,
iitiuatlv <h it* •
i?rif*u j......
*weft pittatiMT* wen* neerfi <1
te rtia y , h u t
•t m w b r r r l v i
o n ly
Tha attention
era
in JSeminoIr
J* i
\*
i<i
(ht
loniMt
have done in the
Wilson declared.
past,’
Mr
87 Azaleas Planted
In Lakefront Park
Mrs. H. It, McCasiln. win. i.
working with Mrs. Endor Cur.
1*14 on tha Banford Garden C’lub»
prajeet to beautify the
perk
aerora from tha xoo, said 1<»J»)
that IT axalaa plants had been
In four new boda at the
Fk# 0®a other bed had already
»n plan tad.
Next the Uwn will be nUatrd
after U * ground has been leveled,
'■ ■ t o Noughton,
City
park
C
v t llT p la m ^ n t j^ r
KT-STk,r^!!V,?rr.
to allow tourist* next
(boy return.".
Population In
WoHda Show Gain
WABrnwOTON, Apr. 24
‘toto*
has tocraaaad by 10 5
.(■•to 1010 but prelim la(o r too counter a*
o f oeilerg-
new
If . •nt? h Ml’11v ll icji o f
lln
r tn im lifr
*'f
in 4-tfort tn B rc n rc
■udirrging the
o n ly a lr e a d y
t it ii o f f Ir lu ll
•dll
< •• it I
railed hy Mr. 1.» IIHIIlf I
following
Btalrmeiii
i—
Mi
Wilson.
"T he Secretary
AgiuiiP i l
ls advising the luinu r* w h>. ■■
growing
ton alum
I...
i uni.... .
to Increase thru
r|.p hy .h
percent. The reason f.u Hus .
that under the Irnae.lrlid ail .•
will he railed upon to furnish
food to our f j win!- arn.s, >h»
ocean Canneit tomatoes wilt I,,
ona item we will be uskisl to slui
"It it probably doubtful. Mi
Wilson pointed out, "if Fluruhi
cannsries will be railed upon i».
produce canned tomalm-s for .
port but other canneries mute
experienced In this tyiu- of bu
ll**** will be requested to do s...
thus creating a shortri supply
and a higher price in. tlm rountry. Local canneries In Florida
should pay a higher price fui
tomatoes this Spring than they
«d
"||
I*
i
. lit If*I
Till »
*H 111k
11u 11Ik 41 III
I A I.I.A IIA S S K i:
Pi
ho
A |.r
nim li
n u lln fu il
uV/|
ntnul
r
lir f r iis i'.
K liir
nhi po t i*i ly w o n ’ t I' liung*' i t *
* " licaiib-c tnk?H m i t t
year
II.
.1
llritfica rn
ii i u Io ih t ,
p iitta a
p n re g
S ta te
iiu.
tag cull*.
lo lti ii lt‘in * lH tiv o cum
W iH Jncm lny
Hint
h a va ml v ii need, and
n iiiii u f a c lu r r m
w ill
lu d
l. A K I L A N D .
J F r i l i 'i a l
ntccl
that
iiim Ui
«<• fknlta cu fiu n itiiirn tH alum t *upp ivin jf metal fo r mui h flniiiiCB a*
M-'toinobile tag s
MW r a re even ru n a id e n im the
n riv u ttb ility
of
»i c Im i in ing
old
tugH,
and
re H la in p liiB
t h e m ,"
I 'r i K K r m said
A fte r
D r t|K ir « '
a p u r a r a n e f.
Am
24-H/l’i —
4oiitfn| fo iK in lttc e n
w h ich
hn p ilh' Ih e m a rk t tin g n g re e m e n t
fo i F lo rid a i iM ii* pdiied W adneaday
In it* king
the g o v e rn in e n t
to 4 "ii1 im o'
p urthttfed
of
pro*
re c soil g in pe fru it
d ire c t
fro m
ra n n e in no that priced p aid l y
('14111*1'!* lo g r it t o i! ' m ay he m a in
ta in ! d
T h e g o ve rn no1ii I « » « i rip icn tcd
to huy lilem feil o ran g e uiul grupeft
ml juice* as well
hi
grapefruit
jidrt* arid m -c H o ii *
I m ins! ry fepoki aifirti Bald th a t
w h ile the sh ip p in g and ra n n in g
neaaon should ! m I’roupleted now ,
e a tiru a lc d
fro m
I.OfMI.OOO
I he H » uhu curnmiltce killed hi Ha th e y
piopoainc to have
nil
Florida to 2,DUK1|,000 U ia e a u f g r a p e fr u it
t arry extra Hcetiae " I ii U * on the re m a in fu r dtRpo*al
If u n i. H »l>o took out the inan-
itaUiry feature* of
a
meiuuro
provldlnjr for a
larger
Uranaa
plate atampad with aoinc t m lU m
ndvartlflnp Florida
Italy Secs ImjKjrtant
New Territory Gains
fm
I l a r d n n r i l l 1*
ml
........
dll r
lie ft*'MB1 I ’ u r t e
ngainsl
(i- .
♦ 11» d under
J ico*
former
i I, ltT.ri <:r* ck ' roup* fa r in g
fu m | nil: o n !
fu ry
of
tha
, u i i i i k i n g In'll flig h t m ad *
|(t * di 'p iu a t e
'l a n d
ju a t
Huciiuii
AHnuui
h mg H i urge I I
-un ul
l a .- fled
♦.
un ih
fight
frnn
an d h it
w ith
*
on until
final
( ia t c h r i, ■l
f, | t " j i i old m u fia ivH arid
rh a n ta r u m m iiii r i»f the <'h a mix i
- i t u u ie n I fle d »*)’ ehfi) « 0
o f ( ’u m n ic r t « -u*d h*dii)
ao uiliH a rd lo i h r H r lt iih K id d in g tin Hurd lucciiii.ir <•
11,1 i I n fi d (*f <*f r l « i f l l f
n ig h t, the ill*'*' hu* '.!b (»('*•111,
ti
of
th r
main
rrglatcrcd itu hulitig
iiitn Iii<"N
f F r d fU s — p « rh » p *
and **mpl<•>»"*, Mr (lutilud hi*
in n aurrandsr
' f.n 0 UK ||14 II
no u nred
(
f h h iu 1, l**4M*tHMf
fin linger 4*| thi Sui I*. Ito e h m k | u i... I, H . k in g 1lu*rn! ed aa lilt*
, 14' It,. •1n i l
am i C im ip M ii1
. t tui*' of I ll 111J id
1 In totv 4' | (llliuu t fle d , a f t e r 18
in the mplnu'i.f uf lit)1' 4 IrtB.H' •'V - - f eru'-hm g h h t r k r ie g , a t
H in t n r r 1" run over il p4 i It'd 4.1 >
r ig h t vn-cki i (h ro u tfit A t t u a r o n s t a n t lf
r •
\ th e n s mud d ro v a a o f
h
• - luti'Tr. heaped havo e ’Jp *
•"ii
i i b i i i , tuirta and ship*
n r Mu
fire u k r o a ita .
< t iAH'4'f o f H e r m a n bom b*
A S ' i t ' 111VV 4.S T
A UK A
"I
..soli
»n e>|f Tw*f
K N U I . A N I ',
A t.t
21
4/l*i
\
h e a vy
f u r iu a ii
a lla ik
on
ih le
Im m li-dam agcd mm' I i i i i i »»f F iig la o d
k ille d at leapi 12 p eiM iiia e u r li
to d a y , but g 1 lin y a ir ra id wtu k, 1 •
la id H wan u "'fla t f a ilu ie
I l IN I If IN .
Apr
24 — (jP )— ■
(T h e refifcor did rurt
|>, n m l
H n tn 1n a w a it e d almost with 1*0*
Id c n tlfic n tliu i u f the
tiiw u
I nl
Plymouth G H 'Phiril N
SuciTHNive A ir Raid 1
Hrilish ItcHiirncdlv
Wsiil For W'ar News
City News Briefs
Bill Seeking lloHpital
Branch Is Introduced
^
I , m i m h i i i hnd s ris * d
I . iiMioa. n e a r tho
I i'(bt,h**r
,, 1 i . , Iim f r«'. I w il h he*
i,
d u ly in
ro n n e fll'iT i
\ fe n c h to a i in ate ri , .......... .
Hie th rr o
,. , . d i.ig Hie o u t h r r a k « f
and th r ' I n
i' rlihfk t u 141g h !
Mali
f
«d*ib
f u 'in V h 'h v , I ranee*
>i
(filial iin n M iiiirrm e n t
......... * w a? g u ilt '* r o u K
*' * I a 11i I
HOME, A|.r 24 — m — While
h<-r nrw,|ii|>rta hallrd the collapse
of Grt-ere's ermlc* at a “ lesson"
lo Amrrire. Italy last night en- th e atciry ind icated l i wiia P l y
vixiuned Ini,Mirtxnl tarritoruil gains m o uth , w h ich U n i* ha» underg o ne
in tha Balkans and looked for- ra id * fo r th re e s t r a ig h t p ig h ta i
T h e A It.IV w o rk e rs aald alnlu«t
ward to lha next thrust o f lb*
Axis armies— probably in EgypU all o f the m any bombs dropped
Obsarvsra here said they be f e ll on ruim i o f b u ild in g s p r r v l .
lieved the victorious German and o u a ly b litte d , bo (h a t ( h e i r was
Italian forces would concentrate "vary little new daiiiage.”
Hanford’s two banks
next on driving through to the
rimed all day Saturday
Nile from Libya and conquering
of Southern Memorial I
Egypt before launching an attack
on Gibraltar. Operations agalott
Kdward Kllnk of Cincinnati, 0., Gibraltar might luvolva Portugal
and Lyda Carter of Columbus, aa well at Spain.
11lea., wore Issued a marriage IU
rrnra at tha Court House yester
h o u h in g FOR K ET WEST
ay, brmlnole county, yesterday
day. Another ileanse was Issued
introduced a bill In the House.
to Arthur J. Williams and Maria
WASHINGTON, Apr. B4 —OP, donating a site In Seminole Cour.
llayisee, both of Sanford.
— Construction o f W defense ty near Sanford for a branch o f
dwelling unite at Kay Waal baa the Florida State Hospital. The
Mia* Clartfie Belcher,
elate bran
approved
by
President
clothing u d tactile
specialist lo o s e n ] t. Housing Coordinator MU would authorlsa tha State
. tha site and build tha
from Tallahassee, la visiting a
proMtadI branch Institution.
number o f tha 4.11 Clubs In tha
Mora than a majority o f rapracounty today,
instructing
tha
■•■tethrae
nave sponsored
-1 i
d
i .it,1r ..li ed
Sales Class To Mccl j
At Keereation Hall
v im
Hc c m u m '
tin
II
tug tin
F i n n , In S i Im ln l slitp "
Hie lift ui» I
icfii
r rn m e n t v ho I in
tn high -<*.... I
|y ailllilW C'l I 'd l l g
Steel Lack To A lter ] I T . S. Asked To Keep | a l n . i i s l i » Mitni'p
h r h i <hail
Stule License Plans
l'p Ituying O f Fruit ha*
H u ild in g "M <
•r Tied
I h . 'l
M'hnf'lri* .Hid
-IL y c *
» (ophii
m ul Im 11In nl Hn il*'%if i' u*ol ' 1
ftir r n r o r ► m H u e pnhln
ire am i —t.i 1 * -nm iisl ip
in
m ilo ls *tft>i b r . il l *
"f
ahl'i* '
■ n r t v r t i a#urprtM.
lO w t iiS S
NUMBER 291
•
• ignal i*4ti last night for OOfB*
........... word from her army In
G re e c e
Kv(ui the worst news would
hindly rorne os a Burprite, hul
tiiere were Indications that both
|iii"p and public were llksljr to
lie in a highly critical mood whan
Ihe whole picture should bacon#
j4vadnhle
The only official nnnouncemaut
aho ut the currant iltuatloa jrwterday was th i lono *itlt#IIO#Jto
a r.airo general he adquartan
cummuniqye:
'•Knmlra forces ara consolidate
lalllnaFk
mg their new defansiva positions."
--------- — ------------TO ku jn l-OAN CONTRACT
—
WASHINGTON, Apr. S4 —M l
_ George H. Mnsaramlth. Unk»
ed States ambassador ta Coho.
i . u hero Wednesday the le ra
contract under which tha B bs S E "
import Bank will advnnao g U
sc*.£#tu!3 s3
. . . . . .
. , ^ 'v J j y
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t
11
7 (LA
^•tau '-aaritjsf swr'Jhstii rca«bV*HWt« h
T h e U n ited S ta te*
ra is in g th e $3,600,1
id io f. Jn addition t o
luxuries
t it * A * little fe llo w r ig h t
v e r y e t e t h a v e th e ptlb*
h is been p a r in g $11 a y e * In I n *
y e a r p a y $75 on th e sam e Income,>i
y e a r paid $110 on a $6,000 Ineom#
P* y S tu nning u a re t h is * ta x b w 4
to 000 percent, th e y eeejn lit t le e t u i
Hitldh to th e comm*
He s till on th e o th e r
prepared f o r h im eho
ien w e th in k o f the
people o f England,
bom bed ou t o f thei
a w h o a re b e in g trai
kas, o r f o r th a t m a tte r b y th e p eo
via, F ra n c e and o f m ost o f th e o th i
the sm all p rice w e a re b e ln g 'a a k e
enough.
A n d y e t- w e cannot p a y it , « (
W W B T O B TODAY o f th e th in g s w hich w e h a ve lo n g ,
w ith ou t th in k in g beck o v e r t a e i
B r a b e n e d i c t i o n i sums w h ich h a v e been carelessly
I laavs with jrvtt, my PMM spent tnr ou r govern m en t and b e d
eats yea* net u tbs world h i v e a h u ge debt burden to c a rry a
, gin | into too. L*t not gra n } \o fin an ce. N o one denlea th e i
tetel • b* troubled, nsttbsr
.nooMi'pim Wt'flHvy t m j u / r
bis W W i teeth test Iter. *,
r "LittU remains lo t e t e u to
Bolsh tbs work M tetter pUnrvH
It,” te sold. *'I want only to
carry m u te w is h fd ”
Cwrlmt at Uw tecae,( M test
from ewn to crown, « u com
pleted tetsn tbs fatter djsd, and
w ith a reasonable bond d e b t
.
W e ven tu red to p re d ic t i
>Wn>
Iseta which'
t o b e fin id afctresaea
P«yen>V ex-
| l& Syot P ost O ffice W ill
I tea under th e gu ise
when such red d essn i
P, th a t th e d a y w o u ld com e
o t h « paople’l m oney would
ban t ot tesvty In
TtBirofcmjm
Coriaklcred By Ngvy
O ffer N ew B ends
For S ale M ay 1
m
m
m
Wf tellered In lntem sd quarters
rnd twenty Sprlost
tors and thin mo
tbs Post Office s i tby c
it buslnsti on Thursday,
u part of tbs. national
o malts A nitric* Imprsjn
• postmaster R. 3. H i
nounred today that pUr
tesrly ..competed fo r th
llong with Uioaunds of
'rom coast to coast, ato
fa)] port ot tbs opsnlns
rn* rote ciiffi Urns
ntOTsdl
lifting spirit te rs 1
jrp ttJ n jg ^ d ollar's w ojfth ^of
inot, tWep luiVedi jJ erfik t r ig h
atsVy wp te 1000*1
ted State* and C
SSSS3S1SS
i
d country!
I t a ly iadap i * . Jus#
i g sta rva tio n and on
t4 M r*. C e fll B
ito r. w h o h a s Jtu
h e r flrst-lhand uncensored
m Borne to re p o rt
for C o o ler's M a g *
"
t th e m om en t M r
M rs. _
hpiband wi
1 f o r h U attem p ts
to g iv e a I
f i v e reason
people a re jrlpa
fo r
'
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♦T-grf'avtTty* .
would t e "a m l , ssnrlc* to
JC M tryV I f f teWSmlttel
hank* o f Sysrstiry o f tat Trsai
HorgsnUiao ft* tbs^lteJn ;
k
w ttsratdh
•Us, and olso Hr. Hnnrtatb
M ^ o r
M J f l * » fliy.w ow York Ath
a o b pa Cyntrol 'Path today
' : On# sompanUa e f ,tho pa
bandit was esptorod. a thin
eansd by fteslnsr yfoyt ate
revolt.
They arer
t
Nazi Paper Flay*
3 3 n k n In Exile
Ita lia n w a r |ndui
tb K u s ip lln i and
ly collapsed while
Inmailni
coumajpo
battlefield.
iSri
invasion
id of G endug baa been fn lh ittil by
m U snow Utaralfcr'eoetrot all oM tidy
positions an d "I^ly U reaDy Just au-
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HEADS FIREMEN
JACKSONVILLE, Apr. 84 —
</FI- f.'opt. liny A. Htarllna • •
the Tnni|>i
Klrf
llfiu rte u a l
FU *.
Mr. and Mr*. R. A. Newitun heads the Florida State
The AUthrnn CIakb of the Fn*t
men's Ass<Kijtion for tho
[hiptist Church met nt thr home *‘ii11rtxiii)i*d the mrmtirr* of their year.
F-viniiig Bridge t’luti at their
of Mr*. Eunice K*y Tiiowlny uf
Tutsday
ternoon for its regular eocial nu t home tn Rose CVrnirt
i vi nmj. Rink roses were used
tusinc^ meeting, with Mr*. It, li
in deco rating the room in w h irl)
Beck presiding, (iroiip On* h* rv« -| th' cm sts played contrm l.
ns hostesses for the meeting
r Fcnririg high, Mrs. F. E.
OF T IIK N A T IO N S
Alathcan ClasB Hcflfftl Evening: Bridge Club
Reading: A t M eeting Meets W ith Newmans
A FESTIVAL .
Per son als
I n o f o m ta o o ln -■» the « » W
Serin* play « t Um South Bldg
l ‘rim*rjr Eehool whtth grill bo PW*
■rated In th« auditorium tomorp m en t the play entttf “ A row evgnlnp at 800 ojdoek.
o f the Leprechaun*” the
The play, tntltlod “ Tha Featival’ of Um Notion** « u written
by H i t
Stoll* P. Arrington,
I* Senilhole County
tn o pro tram in full follow* s
M w k - «ir U ln
____ ,
Conference Scene
of Father Tlia*
I
— Father Time, Oletin McCall!
Mother Earth, Olyde Ann Adana
M *u tn(tre—Bobby
Path
and
John Nt black
Muile—Aeaembly of Nation*
Following a routine
discussion and the rr|H»vts fr**n
the mrious officers the gionn
was entertainol
with
‘ n t ,t
piano
svli'ctiotiH hy
l£**ln r* »
Evans and Kny lioltJ-clau
Ruth Udham gave
n ninliii
“ Uncle Ales Bad F oIUb
Ur. and Mr*. E. A . Monfort*n hato left for Key Wfeet where
they will attend the American
Legion Convention.
Miee El tie Barlneau left todai
for Key Weal where oka will at
tend the American Legion Con'
ventlon.
Refreal'.nientH were m i \. <1 r.
the following persons M’ * V \
Wtlhams, Mrs.
Knst ILm o <n
Mrs. II. Johnson, Mr?* \V into
Mr. and Mr*. R. A. William*
have a* their truest at their home
In Smnlante, C. T. Harden, nf
Oglethorpe, Ga.
S m ith ,
Mr*. C. A. Heine* l* attending
WClllctte,
^ l Jam**
S h CramUm,
S ' S Mary
f t a luncheon In Orlando today
which la being given by Mr*.
Eli tab* Ik
Caldwell, AHhur Slava Pickett.
iber, Emma Jean Myerm.
J
a j t will contlnua
jndb in the Woman1*
S A . M. until 1148
flra. Jack Hall a*
"
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School Stunt Night
Md In th* auditor.
P. M. directed by
(•man for. the beneT .' A ~
kbdav
•—tTM nT Grad* FupUe)
'i Nancy Uric, Donald Ludwig,
Mary Margaret li era don, Jack
Spencer, Beverly Peacock r Don.
aid Howard, Martha qhapdtan.
Owe4 Kelley
.
...
SwlM-*Emma Jaan Robblna, *n• fua Wilktaeoe, Betty JeraBbepbard, Dougla* McSUrrew, M^dred Turner ,Talmhdge Ward,
Vara Durden, Chtitar Brawn*tie
Hawaiian*;
Cherry Singletary,
Mary Helen Fite, Debor* Tuc
ker, and *Joan McTeer.
Rtuelan—Jo Rsfe?
■* <
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Dutch— (Second Grade Pupil*)
. Denies Stephen*, Tommy Me*
Crone, Penny Wallace, Rebnl*
Onmer >- V
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Entileb—Gl*dr* Well*. Betty Jo
Wain, Helen Kkinnee. Anil*
Aiken, Anna i uoiwr,
Corley.
Irene
N lxU
Klrchoff,
llona will continue
C rcti In the Wo
Mary Ann Galloway
Bryant,
P. R.
Jfcl 8:.tO P. M. un( I Chlnoae— Billy
Bach, Dan
Bat Urn,
Ronnie
ith the Junior Wo
Pickett, -. Eugene . Toll, John
krtder, Uphnm
Merlwethir,
TediHoyweei Cecngo Dago* and
tended a birthday party given
for
their um-ln-law, , Bennett
Land, in Apopka Tu**d*y evening.
Edward Rivera haa returned
frem Savannah, N. Y.. where be
TUMed with kl* brotherln-I*w and
•latar, Mr. and Mm. Orville Dank
Mr*. Samuel A. Martina, J r, nbuvta v>«. Mi.* Mary Kiln*
Ralph Peters was removed to Lecher, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. I.<h L|.i .< ,.r Smifmit, l>«t•>i
his hom# In Lake Munro* yester her recent marriage In the Punnnm C*n*l /,..n. i. I. it u t S u 111 uc i
day from tha Fenutid-Laughten
Memorial Hoapltnl where he un A. Martin*. Jr.
d er* sat an operation recently.
L igh tin g In Home
W. B. Moyo left this week for
Disentitled In Talk
th* Panama Canal Son* where
he wilt he employed for some
Miss CcderiA Withod, Home Ec
Urn*. lira. Moya and children will
follow when th* school term end*. onomist for Ou hJotuin Rower
and Light Cnutpitm
spoke on
Jimmy Bowler ha* been
“ Better Lighting f**r I lie Home*
moved to the orphanage In Ei
lea front
the Pernod-La
ugh ten at the meeting of th* Civic de
frem. tha
Fernal
oipltat whore
he un- partment of Hie W o m a n » Club
wh
.(cmnrrial Hospital
derwent an appendaclomy l*»t yrsterdny aftertioori
lllustnitiiig her talk with nuiv*
week.
Ing nJeture*, Miss Willioil rum*
Hr. and Mr*. Jam* B. Watkin* hnv* moved from Jacktnn_____
_____ villa to Miami where Mr. WatHuUtrt Bjrrd. Floyd Sparkman, kin* ha* baan mada head of tha
, NaloatUaatiaa pepartmont e f th*
Bvaratt l l w
Sumlor, l United State* Gevamment
M n.
J.
A,
NUED
Irumley
American*—Uneln Sam, Frederick
Qoeperi* Columbia,
Barbara
■debflrld
Dane*” of Frl*tid»hlp Spirit*—
Binding of N all*n» together in
love and friendship.
Spirit*;
Mary Ann , Galloway,
NUh
Kirch off, Bettjr. Jean Wilke and
Wanda Williamson
Peace—Muriel Lamb
PeeoaJ-Murlel Lamb
Crowning o f Pence.
Cloebig Chorus, "Peace Ha* Arafternoon tea *t 3:00 P. M. In
obaenmoo* o f the eleb'a 88 birth
day. The topic will 1* "Music
Appreciation". Hostess** Include
Mr*. W, B. Shippy and Mr*. M.
0. Swingle and sponsor, Mr*.
Rosa Adam*. Charter member*
am especially Invited In attend.
Mrs.
Martha' Batchelor
of
Pottatown, Pa. and -Mlaa Kathryn
Morrison have returned from an
eatenslva trip through the south
ern, pan of tha *tato, While In
Tampa they were the guest* of
M**.-. Eaton- ■O tewjov,. Je, • for-
B e a d O f P ilo t c iu b
STJSL iiw I'V .i:
ntsslau
gw aiSgtaj--^.
M l„ , „
Ul.nl; U n . » A.
ndlnf s tc ro U ij;
kion, lr«i<uY«r;
Hi lion, recording
second vie*
s r » o
Followng the election of >1dircctor* were apfleer*, Ijm
MU*
rveru
Mr*.
kson,
l. C.
Mr*.
S.
Hr*,
L B.
laaemrs...,
tfV s W A V ”
Sponsor
are
-tiir#
tha
lea's
*lob
Refr«*sl tnrnts
the
Im slcss.
I it -eiit were: Mr ntnl Mr«
I. R m im illa t, M r nnd Mr*
< Hill, Mr and Miv t). I
I h n i 'h e r ,
M rs ,
S a d ie
Friil>>, April
l'<
Adults 2r>c;
—
R:00 P. tLj
C hildren I9c.
Ilf oust* and
the host and hostess
Southern College
W ill Hear Fditor
A N G E L ’S
EAT SHACK
Sanford
A r r a u * Juat O ff Ot
Geneva Arena*
e*v. oee.
rCut C A K E
...
in a BrandNew Readyto-Servt
Oh rift Package
I /list Times Today
^ / ^ v ^ T 's coom
HALMATHr
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Friday and Saturday
Double Program
L A M Y A B O 'S
SEE HOW - Clever Nezv Package Makes Serving
oi
■ m t lo o s e
Easy and Saves Money by Protecting Freshness. . . .
W ABUfM
th* business srsslnn, *1 wlmf
time It
ificldol to
| ruramsg* sale nn Knnfi.nl A m i ...
I on Saturday afternoon an,I mi:hi
I A report of the recent visit i., ih,
Methodist Orphanage at Kui.rprlto we* given, Mrs. I) K (ioff
conducted th*
il«vuth>tial
<m
"Lav**' euisted by MIs*
Jam
During th« nixisl houi
Km U i m i served » aatlud .
to tho«o nresrnl including
hy
m o . u.a.
Two A re Hostesses
A t Class Meeting
M u . E. C. Smith, Jr , and ’
Raul Johnson were
jbuii i
tcifaes on Monday evening t"
mcintvrv of the U«?pi*ndMhli f
of tha M n hod 1st ChtiM li 1*1
home of Mrs, Smith on * i
Lake. Yellow gladioli
h» .i
paragus fern wen* um d i?.
ora to the romin* in which
guests were entertained
Mrs I? f) DicL.ii
,i
I
U
Thrasher
«crtrd
Southern
as lighter lamp kliades nnd fl*
flector bowls mi thy (d*l UmpH
In order to diffuse the light and
•end It Into all rorueri of the
roontg yet with Hu? »ame a mount
of watUga tiring used, i hereby
giving molt* light nt a n immuhi
oJ coat.
Hunt Re-named
I
w in
P R E S E N T E D IIY SO U TH
SID E P R IM A R Y SCHOOL
\ e w A R R IV A L S
pared Hie gri-us** iierke*t hmipi
■n often uw*d in lionies to th«*
cffiM-t of going from Hi*' I right
■Unlight into a darkitod theater,
and of the lime it tak*'-* to becorr.o adjusted li> the durkncis.
A covered dish lum-hron wm
• " W L K i j r * 11" * the talk made
br 'M t W ^ W U h u .t , who was intro*
bhla.* where they received their duced by Mrs Ue\a |) Andrian,
Seminole County Hmiu? Intnmu
it rat Ion Agent A short Inimus*.
mealing ans to hi nt whuh n o r
tha question of keeping th* * 11y
»trecta cleaner Iiy providing » nta Inert at \ nr ions
pmot
m
V*a r o lle r tod which to rlispose of tnish o.i •11 .
pno
Pilot Club at cussed. Mrn. Hoy Till is wi»
for of the meeting at w in.1
1
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*y which wa*
large crowd was in utlendaiK •
C&R
M»
l»
I \ h K I . A N U , Apt
J.'l
tS|vt . di
In T. OK*. Nidi uf Chica
go, iiiMtiiiging eilittir of the Christ .mi utlvotnte,*' wet'kly puhlicit!>• n uf
(he
united
Mrthodi-'
( loinli, will hrgm d wm-V’s i« i •
nm
m im *
Monthly at Fi n tin
Southern College, President l#nd-l
M Spnry unni?utte4*d linla)
lit
Null s en ed u * us8is* »l t
O. tv (iiltlks, Mr*. Eutiim' Kni,
Epwttrlh
llen*h|
Mrs. J. |*. tloltxclnw’, Mr> R i, * *111*ji of the
Mcthvin* Roberta Evan*, Minrin 11mu 11»‘_*2 to 1!♦:!fi. uml until rei
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(
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p
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*
led
iimdhei
M**ihRuth Odhani and Kay 11*>tt /• law
edist )'nt*11 , t*n u( Cinrinnati.
The hides of cirrus el* |dr»n' j He tins also hern Methmlist re
srr oiled regularly to keep th.iii porter for the Religious N f W i
Service since 1036.
from crarking.
She explaimil the uilvantnges
r, tha Southern DUtrlct Mr*. W»t1him I* th* dapghla* of Mr. and of adding u few ■crr-ssiiri*# such
Mr*. S. C. Maxwall.
R t iin r * .
U. S. sSelman, Mrs. Smlie
VI*
Williams, Mr*. J I-' Page, VIi
S. i\ Dickerson, Mr* M > \« I■on. Mrs. Murray Jut via and Mi
R. I . (inrrison.
Also, Mrs. JodJer Cnirerttn VIt
J. T, Newby, Mr* W* II Run
son, Mr*. J. \V Hull, M i
I
s
Hockey, Mrs Fust My»i% \t
B. R. Heck, Mrs. tlah HuM. \|■
W. I* UrunlH. Jr,, Mis. i
t
CVi* Mrs. B. F. McWhoiht, Mt
K •ni in 111att w a s a w a rd e d the Lado !■>' p ris e a n d Vv f
H ill the
mm - pi i/t *Si remo uri/c* were
« mi l.y Mrs. S a d ie lln n is e and
WILLIAM
r
f iik m
b o b im so h
0 m«
S h oe u .lttr , Mr . n
*»•> Goff, Mr*. J. M. I,rotiard, M.«
? O. BfilnhoDer. Mr*, p. J tv. h.
E* rl Jater. Mr*. It |i
Er *^t!rnif5, o N* ncy ^rwk. Mu.
M’ L. Tlllla, Mr*. Herman Middle.
IIS
j
ficur
« b i( tlicai of aatre food.
baltar bakad cika, **ch in
ill own comperlmant.
Heia't i thrifty Sit* . . . if
you only terve three of lour
ilicet ol th* c«k*—■
Snip cellophine wrapper over
unierved portion* . . Clk«
rcmaini irtth lor neit meal,’
1
Big dmliciout two-lay»r gold cokwi gmnoroutly fitted and /cat/.
Thro# flavor* — Pricmd ot only 29c moth.
Choc olaim, Lady Ballimorm and Caromaf.
1UK K 1(, H 1
MICiHTt
• Before wo introduced tliin gr*imi new cake wc allowed llic ox*
elusive new Hedi-Cui I'ucku^e to hundreds of W 4tm cn. “A nmrvcloun
idea;'' “just what we’ve wanted;” "A real money saver,” were just
a few of the enthusiastic remarks.
fp"eriU,,
nr
b ir t u d a y
Margaret U -Goit
Ir|* Anders Sobrtu
;g h t . s h o w
. 11:30 P. M.
lron rumaim
You’ll enjoy tastc-tcmpting Southern cakes and you’ll enjoy the con
venience and savings made possible by the exclusive Rcdi-Cut Pack*
ago which does away with cutting, crumbling and stale cake waste.
Solve your dessert problem with a Southern Rcdi-Cut Coke this.
Week-end. Ask your grocer for your favorite flavor today.
c*pwt#it 1*41, Ctafiaa s a g * Cmgtnf
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i W o f M o d i.
llque* on dltpUy were from BOO
to *00 years old, tod too** *U
The Hev. J. H. Ila r«r, peetor
TALBOTT
Undine
therm repotted a of the Oviedo Metoodlat Church,
vary tntoreatlng collection was
V , S. Morrison, manager of
on exhibit, Mr*. Earl Dukes and
the Square Deal Fruit Co., of
alator o f Orlando war* guest* ‘ of
too dab and brought a Urge eoL
Winter Park wa* here on bueU
S * W ■J w a n . , n y r , a s — i n p r loetlon o f gUae antiques or varneae laat weak.
]>— The woman has always
ioua period*. Mr*. Dukos 1a goyW. M. McKinnon o f Sanford,
I. hay-way—and today telenet
emor of the Antiquarian Society
too
International
I Industry. have linked forms representing
and gave a paper on old rlat*.
igtre the modern housewife the Fertiliser Co., waa In Oviedo on
A fter too talk by Mra. Duke* a
Mi '■and labor saving devices bualneae for hie firm laat weak.
•octal boor followed with a tea.
l demands. For the housewife
Mr*. Jams* Wilson, Mr* B_ P.
J. P. Coy, manager o f the
1041 has to keep up with the
Long and Mrs.
Latahari
Wheeler
Fertiliser
Co.,
attended
Me—dM has to look young, be
war* toe hoateaaaa.
the
Florida
Horticultural
Society
ntally alert, ralao a family,
Mrs. A. M. Jones, telephone
ip pace with her husband'* In Orlando laat week.
operator, waa in Sanford Monday
R. M. W. Sturdivant, maleaman
vlto etatl i n t e f i i t i.
ter, Merrie Frances, of Sanford
afternoon on business.
. ;
:t all atarted when the house- for Southern Life and Health In
Mr*. H. R. Hunt waa heetsae were *ln Oviedo Tuesday , after
surance
Co.,
of
Sanford,
waa
re found herself too rushed to
to the Laura Lee CirelO of the noon on business.
W bread herself {aha quit bak. here laat week on bualncai for
Mrs, A. B, Morgan and daugh
Metoodlit Church Tuesday!' after,
his
firm.
[ ker own bread years ago),
noon at her -home on Lake ter!. Jane and Anna o f Winter
B.
A.
Savage,
representing
pmerelal bakers came to tot
Park, war* In Oviedo Tuesday
Charm.
Hibbard Bartlett and
Spencer
The Young Ladiee Class of toe visiting friends and relative*.
Co, of Chicago, waa in Oviedo
tncreaiad Interest Is bring
Oviedo Methodist C h u rch gave
laat Thursday on builneaa,
shown by the children In the
ft. |l. Burgln, aoliclting freight a party for the member* • end Story Hour at the Oviedo Public
A. f . Colfurn, aailatant cash,
tor, Sanford Atlantic
National sgent for tha C. A O. Rallwaj
Library, which la bald each Sat
llank of
Sanford,
waa
hare of Orlando, waa here Friday call
urday morning at 10:04 A . M ,
lng on the fruit apd vegatablv
according to Mr*. Annla L. Car.
ter, librarian.
loaf la the half-white, half-wheat thlppera In tht* section.
L.
D.
Rouse,
N.
D.
Rouse
and
Mrs. Marion Wagner returned
bread packsga, which give* the
aecoraieo wiui snapdragons, o«>J.
D.
Rome,
citrus
growers
of
housewife two kind* of bread for
Musical to her bom* in Winter Haven
Orlando, were In Oviedo on bu*L phlnium and gUdlolL
Friday
after spending a week
tba price of one.
entertainment waa fumlabed by
It wasn’t so long ago that nets Friday.
Mrs. Thad Lee Lingo, MV*. J. or 10 day* with bar parents, Mr.
Georg*
D.
Bishop,
manager
Inking was one of the main oc
E. Lelnhart and Mra. U. R. Mur. and Mrs. W. B. Young in Ovledi.
cupations o f tha housewife . . . Crown Taper Co. of Sanford, phr. Following the entertainment
The Rev. Rlghtmtre o f Day.
and ono of to* moat tiring. But
refreshmenta were served ^buffet tons Beach will preach at toe
in can serve one half. as the commercial Inkers pro
style In the dining room.*Jamet Ovlrdo Baptlit Church nest Sun
other half atlll wrapped gressed in the art, the houeewlfe
Lawton and Betsy Anno Carter day.
taro protecting wrapper*. waa abla to bur her baked goods
C. M. Boyd of .Sanford waa In
aaal»tcd In serving th* rafreahT twin packed loaf keep* at the neighborhood grocery storo
Oviedo on business Wednesday.
menta. ""—.
rash longer and aava* and gat the asm* fine-grained
Th* Rev. Vincent George King
The Rev. Hall o f
Plnecastle
jr allmlnatlng stale bread texture and fluffy luolatnra* tbit
Crawford and friend, th*j R*y. end tha Rev. George Zlttner •<(
be bealthfulneaa has also the got In her own cake*— and
Detroit, alien,
Mich., were In Oviedo
Kaler Dunn, arrtVed id Oviedo irttrolL,
moved by toe addition nf at a savings o f Urns, trouble
Tuesday afternoon 'f o r JU; visit Wednesday aftei
gy-glvlng vitamin B -l— and money. So. tba art of homo
with tha former's grandmother,
baking baa shifted to the attic
Mrs, M. M. King, and ount, Mrs.
to Join the discarded art of homo
ttnion o f the Methodist Church, George W. Morgan. Rev, Craw,
weaving.
MI** Pennl* Mltchem
of
tha ford waa recently ordained Uenn.
Oviedo ehureh wa* elected to tba die tins priest and returned to hi)
homo parlih whera ha had (been
riffles of chairmen of tha Commission on Mlaiiona end World bant lied, to celebrate Ml ' first
solemn high maie at IhS ehurrh
Friendship.
Warranty Deeds
E. G. Richardson, field rapra. of tha Immaculate Conception In
rsntatlve for Florida Agrieultur. Jacksonville laat Sunday, Ilev. Hudson, Martin L. at us To City
CPOf Ut
Dunn,
a
former
classmate
of
Fa.
» f Hanford
nl Supply Co. of Orlando, waa
SL
Marv'r McNeil, J, E. et us To Amanda
in Oviedo on buslnei* for hi* Iher Vlncvnt'a at
Seminary, wa* deacon of the
Foster
firm TucadayJ
the
Rev.
Thoms* McNeil,
Roy Hollef' of 8»nford
wa* mast and
J. E. et us To George
"Where You Alwayg Get Good Meat*’
Jon**, aailatant pastor of tha
W. Runnel et us
here Monday.
Immaculate
Conception
Church
ey Carrawav.
student •*
at
Runnel, George W. et us To
Bldqer
-------Collage,
Douglas*, waa aub-deacon. The Rev. Jamea
Bertha Dari*.
Bouto Georgia
( ____
_
Ga., returned, home Saturday on
Bunnel, Georg* W. et - us To
a
brief
vlilt
in
Oviedo
Father
account of lllnesi.
Amanda Foatar
Mr*. Eddie Rawson of Sanford Vincent and Father Dunn will re
Quit Claim Deed
turn
to
their
respective
station*,
waa hare Tuesday on business
the former to St. Leo's Abhcy Dell, John C. at us To J. E.
for her firm.
, •
McNeil et us
Friday evening the high school where he I* a member of that
Heal Ralate Mortgages
senior girl* were rntertained with community, and the latter to hi* Langlottl, Eddie et us To Flori
a theater and slumber party by parish In Baltimore. Rav. Craw,
da Htat* Dank, Sanford.
Mra. R, F , Cooper. Those attend ford Is a former resident of
ing the party Included
Nellie Oviedo, haring spent hi* boyhood Leonard,!. M. at us To F lrit
Fed. Sar. A "Loan A sen.
Bedenbaugh, Lacy Arte. Juanita days here and attended the local
schools. He has numerous friend*
Asegu. Agreement for Deed |
Johnson and LouU* Parker.
Friday evening Norman
“ “ and acquaintance! in this section. Mason, Walter A . et us To Har
man
Jean.
.
Troop
B2
of
Oviedo
walked
lay and hi* cowboy ban
away with the flrat honor* at
Satisfaction of Mortgages
an entortalnlng program
Oviedo th* Court of Honor for the Kcm- Atlantic Nat'l llank of Jackson,
Iar*4 audience at the
taole District of the Boy Scout*
rill* A Gao. 8. Winner t ; as
High Schorl.
;
Trust To Eddie Langlottl at us
nf America, which was held at
William Henry' Martin,
Banfont Monday night. The prac Security Loan Co. To William B.
Moyo
, v ■>
tice of awarding banners Jo the
two highest • troop* Aa* fVdU - Shnford Pro. Credit Assn, 1 To
Darld Levy et us
tuled at this meeting. Troops are
Conditional Sales Contract
judged on attendance of
both
Cincinnati
Tim* Recorder Co. To
‘
i,
percentage
Lake Monroe preached at
the scouts and parents,
Palmetto Orocer
Baptist Churph In OVledn both of boys from the troop revriving
Marriage licenses
the
for the morning and
evening advancement awards, and
neatness and conduct of the boys. Lowe, Leroy, DeLend, and Doris
11. Calhoun, DeLand.
The following boy* from Troop
**Tha**Nattl# Farnall W. M. U.
Girds of th*
Oviedo Baptist R2 were swarded tha rank of Klmura, Earle 8 . S t Petersburg
'and Doris Darla, S t Peter*.
Church met Monday afternoon at Second Claes Broutai Arthur
CAoper, , bur* v*
the home of Mrs. R. F. Cooper. Metcalf, Jamea Henry
Settle.
Alwvn, Orlando end Mary
Tha Mary Uwton Circle mat at David Brown, John Malcolm and
Harper, maty, Kan***.
the home of Mm. R. L. Ragedal* W iley Abell. Three ere the first
and the Mary Britton Circle with boys to receive award* from tola Harper, Lester, Geneva and Pearl
Phillip*, Sanford
Mr*. Ned Yancey t e hoetea* Mon troop which has been organised
for only a few months. The Rev. SchuarU, John Martin, New York
day afternoon.
and Bertha Frohnhoefer, New
Mr. and Mr*. Jack Yarn who Jack Hager o f Oviedo is ecout
York
were recently married arrived in master and Rex .Clonta la as
Warranty Deeds
Oviedo Tuetdey
visiting
with sistant scout master.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul P. Reaae nf gauUrson, W. It. at us To Henry
frlanda and relative*. Mr. Yarn
Lloyd at ua
ia a former resident of Oviedo Atlanta, J3a.. were In Oviedo to
But la now ampleyed In Savan look o ver' their property httar- Woodruff, J. D. at ua To-Florence
M. Herndon
nah, 0*., where toe young eouple •eta In this section.
Mra. Mabel Heger left Mon. Renaud. L. A. at us To John
will make toalr homo. Mr. and
Melach at us
Mrs. Vam w m honored with a day for Miami where aha will
dinner party by th* former* spend soma time visiting her W ait Sanford Realty Co. To Mra.
C. O. Johnson
mother, Mr*. J. W. Yarn end hla eondrtit then.
im p e r ia l a p p l e s
Mr*. Charles West la moving
Sheriff's Deed
aunt, Ml** ^ ru b
MiWowam
laat Tuesday 'evening. Mr. and to Orlando tha Utter part of this McClelland, J. P. To 1C. 8. JohnMrs. II. F. McOowan gave •
- Susaell
H ealthier
Wood,
commercial
•ten t of tka AB A C Railway
Co., o f Jacksonville, and M. H.
Llllanl, general agent o f
the
Georgia Railroad of Jaekaonvlll*
were In town Thursday calling
on too fruit and vegetabla ship,
para In this section,
trying A. Holder of Mime waa
In Oviedo on business laat week.
A number of baseball
fana
from Oviedo attended the openlng gamo In Orlando Thursday
night.
,
K. W. Ernst, traveling agent
o f the C. A N. W. Ry. of A t.
lanta. Ga., was hers Friday.
Paul Biggers of Sanford was
In town Thursday of laat week.
L. P. Hagen, J r, of Orlando
waa In Oviedo on builneaa Fri
day.
on and J. It. Truluek
F. A. I
were in Oviedo Friof Sanfoi
6 tall to p .
Fed, Sav A Loan An.
Cbatlal Mortgage
Madden, Fred E. To Acceptance
Corp.
Satisfaction o f Mortgages
Flrat Fed. Sav. A Loan Aun. To
Hugh C Whelchel t t u >
Honanbla DtocJmri o *
U. 8. Army To William L. Rocha
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COURT RECORDS
......... .............. 2 Ibfl. 25c
IPER....Sy....... ......lb. 15c
TROUT lb. 19c; Ige. lb. 23c
IR A ^ M E A T -- SCOLLOPS
LE M O N S............
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A KE. CALL 48 KOR OUR
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and Hottest Week.
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N O W -M O RE THAN EVER BEFORE-YOU W ILL APPRECIATE SAV
ING A LITTLE BIT ON EVERYTHING YOU BUY AT OUR STORES
Skinless! Tender!
WHOLESALE
Juicy tklnUu hoi
i
dog, I rry '• «.
boll ‘•m.baka ’•ml
Hoi Dog* at a Hot
PRICES
IN RETAIL
Prlco and yourt
STORES
Shrimp ib 25c Flounderibl5c
O -v
You Don't Have To W hiling ib 10c Perch ib 12'/2c
T rade With Us But
Fancy Fish Steak Fillets
You Do if You W ant
FLOUNDER
Ib
RED SALMON
Ib
I
To P ay The Lowest
HADDOCK
Ib
J KING MACKEREL
Ib
mm 1
_____ Price!
POLLOCK
Ib
Freeh KMed! Home Dressed! Pan Ready!
O U A N IIH RIGHTS RtStRVIO
NO SALES TO MERCHANTS
Courteous young Mao to Cany fOv» Pe-clajei
fresh drotsed-lb
Fancy Western
CHOP SAKE
Tics’t C*a
- . • I f\m
Bacon Squares
Poik
S lio u ld i i s
Chopped licil
Beef Tongues ..
Pork Liver .....
Cottage Choose
Kingan'i Rolinblo
Acoin Brand Rlr.dlett
Bacon
LOVETT'S BIG 16-OZ. LOAF
BACON
iXotc Enrivhvd W ith
Breakfast of Champions
Vitamin Bi
WHITE BACON
NESTLES
VITAM IN B-l—HHpt maintain nnrmk) hralHiv
BIG
lit r e — A id * dlff#atlnrt
I K O N — \ H a t In th e liirin a l 0 *n
v t |ad hlood cal la, N liO T IM U At'H>—T»nr% 1irril
16-OZ. L O A F
iNrrtnui TlaiUM,
You Ever Read!
New Crop Cuban
SALS!
C abbage
ib
2c Carrots 3 bth. ]Qc
I lahg tuiref
C e le ry
5c
each
Po tato es
ib
3c
Snowball
eatiefying as Rich, Flcrvorful Beef and here's your Chance
■ tonight and a swell Roast for Sunday at bargain prices
Buy all you want ■— give the family a Beef Meat Treat I
a
Butter
Florida Grado A La
D o n tU ia, L#an. T*nd *r
,,
Kraft’s Daisy-Snappy
]<
| i :, ■i „
.
Mb Bug
rio u r 20 ibs 55c 24.ib, 65c Coffee
>b 13’ c
U m 1 1) !i■,r I. i i
with
'V
In fi«j
11 i n
J
• » 1ai1ips I HTI
Flour 20 ibs 63c 24ib. 79c Tiprury T ea
39c
27c
Jarsoy Corn
4k FLAKES
Regular Size 3 for 25c
n'a MuwlecDi'i. rh» band you
Snow, el a bo* prtrol
EVERY WEEK
S U M -M /r
(Not Sold In Ge. Stores)
Phillips Tomato
Juice 46*oz can
itoes3<«25
8pa0hoHi3 '*«25c
CLAPP'S
CLAPP'S
CLAPP’S
CLAPP’S
3 tins
Baby Foods
2 glasses
Choppod Foods 3 tins
Chopped Foods 2 glasses
Baby
Foods
21c
15c
25c
21c
S tro n gh eo rt
DOC WOOD
1
e*n* 19c
Plain or Chocolate
an*
Zephyr Fresh
1H
cake
5V iC
FLAKES
�B
■ at tho Lake Monro* irhool
f*day from 4:00 to 10:00. P.
rbe Oenovo, band, radar the
ithm of W. L.. 81eg, prlnciof the Genera eehool, wli)
lih muoic for the owaiton.
« trill h* an art dioplay and
t forma of entertainment
Florida.
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OCKEY’S TIRE SHOP
It 8.TARK AVE,
SANFORD, FLA.
PHONE 205
GENEVA NEWS
FARM ERS’ M ARKET
Mr*. Flora Smith of Port Hem.
nr, N. Y - and Mra. A ll clln
Quirk of Watkina Glenn, N. Y left for their reopectire bomet
Monde/ after opending the win.
ter here.
,
Mr. and Mr*. Damey Shultz
were gueot* nf Mr. end Mra. It.
N. Btrtvlll Sunil;-/,
r Mra. H. if. I’altiohall and Mr.
J f T. McLain, Jr., attended u
church elan* meeting In Apopka
* « t t t Hryoft • ( aelee aw la IM I
Mr. end M... E. ________
H. LoFlla_of
Mima vtolted In Geneve Sunday.
, Memorial ocrvlcro will be held
at the ccmotc.l *1*4:00 P. M.
Sunday, A special program ban
been nrringnl by the school. Y,yoryone ft Invited tn Htlend..
. Mm. Bertha Lindsey arenmPonied by Mr. anil Mr*. Harry
Lae Llndney opent the weekrtul
Ih Gainesville with Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Mathews.
. Mr. and Mr*. K. N. Strevill
and Mr. and Mrt. Riniey HKulti
were Hinntr guetti of Mr. and
Mra. R. R. Murphy Tueoday.
Mrs. C. W. Dooley and child.
children, John and Martha, of
Volmla county, have moved tn
We*t P in t Street.
Mr. and Mr*. Walter Ilolndrirk
and children. Harold, Shirley and
Edwin, of Orlando, vitlted Mr*.
Htlndrlck’i parent*,
Mr.
and
Mr*. Dunn of Monroe Corner the
past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Oocnr Croiby and
■on, Divld, formerly of DeLand,
are now living on We*t P in t
Street.
Mm.
Ilaydeno
Rodger*
u(
Memphli, Trnn., who I* spendIng the winter with Mr. end
Mm. Carl Rakun, ha* returnad
after vliltlng friend* in Oitaido.
117 E. FIRST ST.
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i n ; i* ii.lt, Was »l.n in |i.**,
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branch lino from Fine)
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Garmon-American Bond rallied in
Modlton Square Garden."
ROYS AND GIRLS WEEK
TALLAHASSEE. Apr. Z4 -i/Pi
— Governor Holland Wednesday
proclaimed the week beglnnlutr
Sunday a* "boy* end glrla week ’
la Florida and urged member*
of lb* rtergy to devote ne*t Bundor’* sermon* "to the great hope
and benediction af our youth."
At Good Druggist*
SEE
( W ,P »«r »m
on
BelecUon
V JAR
of
ij f s
riething wa* arranged by Mrs.
^Rcal Lai
_
FA NC Y H 0 U E CROWN1
Doughnuts doz. 12c
. 2-lb, JA
SOFT TW IST WHITE
m
Bread iyr lb, If. 10c
Anti Page BEANS all klnds.l-lb. cans 5c — FRESH FRUITS & VEGETABLES White House Evp. MILK
MILK....4 toil cans 25c
Winesap Eating APPLES.......... 4 lbs. 25c
White House Cond. MILK....14-oz. can 10c
m u o n h alve*
Fresh CARROTS................ 2 bunches 9c
Iona PEACHES.,......... 2 no. 2'/2 cans 25c Fresh Green CABBAGE.......... . ...lb. 2c
A & P PINEAPPLE....... no. 2*/a cans 19c Porto Rican COCONUTS........... each 5c
Ann Page Salad Dressing pts. 15c qts. 25c Juicy LEMONS......
............. doz. 15c
Iona Garden PEAS...... ... no. 2 cans 10c
doz, 17c
I’ I M A NR H
lcansing TISSUES........ box of 500 15c FLA. CELERY
stalk 5c
A & P GRAPE JUICE..... pts. 12c qts.,19c
...
lb. 3c
UTARAGAS
TEA NAPKIN8. ..................box of 80 5c
bunch, 5c
SunnyfleU 40% Bran FLAKES 2 pkgs. 15c
A N N PAGE
. o d tlB
CMYSTAL
Sunnyfield Pancake Flour W a lb. tjkg. 5c
r^ q roB Y pa c k e d
Sparkle Desserts
Sunnyfleld Corn F L A K E & ^ -lb «,p k g, 5c
ataJLATIN, PUDDINGS,
SUGAR v ,
ICBCB^AM. DESSERT, t
5
lb.
ba^
25c
3 p lra V A . '. llOc
Peanut BUTTER lip . jar 15c 2-lb. jar 25c
T o m * to « i
&MaX£ LGrabam CRACKERS 1-lb. box 9c
Nutley OLEOMARGARINE *
.. . IK JOc
HULK PIG BARS
LARGE FANCY
I G rapefruit
LUX SOAP t ban lie
LUX FLAKES !(«. pk*.
Criaco VeKtUble SHORTENING lb. can lde S Uto.
q UEENSBERHY TOILET TIS8UR........ ....3 iw«a
OCTAGON OR P A G BOAP....................... Z ban
M ira HARPWATER BQAP— ................4 ban
*0c
file
lfe
10c
Ute
Values for Spring ^Cleaning
WHITE RAIL BOAP g!
Dos.... tt
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AUTOMOBILE
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*, ptrfect mochanleal c®u-
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and raniltum
paintlag., Pat Joluuga at g o a f*
BUSINHS8 SERVICE
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W A / r r a a h f b u t then
TH ou an rfD 05 success
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4-tto. b il 17e
A 1 & "O IL 8.A.K. 10, *0, 30, 40. 50, 60, 2 gal, can IW 7
P F t
1
•
Dressed Ijampshire Fryers ea. 63c
Sunni field T<
Sunnifield Cooked HAMS.
Fancy Western Round STEAK..... lb. 39c
Fancy Western Shoulder ROAST....lb. 25c
8elect Beef LIVER skinned ........... lb. 29c
Western PQftK )UWER
2 lbs, 25c
Western Pork Loin ROAST....
Rath> Sliced Bacon SQUARES.... lb. 17c
APENN SPOT REMOVER-
SANFORD,
Wj
FANCY WEBTBBN MEATS -
STARCH
,KACH2-qt. bUto 15c
M
D E A L C f l
S
FANCY FRESH
SUGAR
[FANCY BRIGHT
E L E C T n i C
PRESERVES
The Home Demon*tr»tlon meetIng wa* h*ld Tuetdiy afternoon
at the Community Hall. A tpe-
.Carrots S 7 C
i's o combination
fust can't bead
ijcredit ip ace-high
irn ew Budget Deaient and you can
It to buy thqey
Ity E F. Goodrich
m and batteries!
l sir* now you get
o'drich m o to rin g
[ety a n d p a y as
Y O II II
Golden
FRIDAY — SATURDAY
AND
NEW YORK, Apr. *4 —
Col. Chari** A. Lindbergh told an
“ America First" rail/ last night
“ it H nov obvious that EngUnd
i« losing the war” but baa “ out
laat deeper*to plan" .to ponuail*
the United Btoloa to a n d ttnolher
American
expeditionary
force to Europe.
He orcuaed Britain o f ml»In
form Inf the United Stole* and
other nation* "concern In/ her
■late o f preparation, her mtutor/
sirrngth. and tha prograaa o f tho
war."
The rail/ wa* guarded b/ a
ooeelal rfatall of uniformed and
plain clothe* pc I icemen. Dr. L.
H. HirkhosH, rational director of
the Priende o f Democracy, Inchad announced beforehand that It
would be picketed . b/ member*
of hi* organisation, charging that
It would be “ the largest me#'Ing of pro-Nails and pro-P*»____
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In New
York elnce the
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WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT
7 I r 'f e T \ ^ H
j ASSORTED FLAVORS (LIMIT fi)
16 OZ.
Phillips
1 Peanut Butter
IS c
Libby Peaches
24 oz. jar
Special
12]c
HO. 2>/a fey.
halves, can
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PAJiCnr R V A P M t A T K U W T ,
Peaches 2 lbs. 25c PEACHES
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APPLES 2 Ibfl. 25c
K V A P flN .T fn r t«r n r
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PEARS 2 lbs, 25c CX)CKTAIL
f f V A I U I I A T K D M IX
FRUITS 2 lbs. 25c
“You’re going1to like my New Era
Market You'll like the simplicity—the
ease of shopping and especially the
‘lower prices.*
“Grocery buying is a mighty im
portant part of the homemakers daily
life. We want to feed our families plenty
of the best things to eat— but we have to
do with a limited budget That’s why 1
have planned my New Era Market from
the woman’s viewpoint cut out the fancy
frills, sort of streamlined the service so
I could streamline the prices and give
you the best of nationally known foods
—the best of western meats and the
i i
OCTAGON
m
it m . iD v a t m
Mb. I riM M i HI M
Scratch..
Laying 1
Growing
GIANT
c o o n iM
C A K E S ______10c
I hr
soae
NO. 2Vt FULL FLAVOR
47 OZ. 8TOKELY
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SPA G H E T T I.. 25c
CAROLENE OR
2 for 27e
SMALL
10c
N _ 9>Ac LARGE... J2 for 49c
i T f t s s u E .....‘ i S
R IC H W IP
v
NO. 2', VAN CAMP'S
STARCH :> for 10c
FLOUR
MORTON’S
.1
lit
S A L .V II IIH K S S IM .
Mirada Whip
SANI-FLUSH
19c
CONI)! MILK
10c
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M il.
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Marshmallows 10c
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SODAS
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BEEF
PICNICS1
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FANCY WESTERN Center Cut*
DEPARTM ENT
E-C-O-N-O-M-Y B-K-K-F
CLUII OR Rill STEAKS
HUMP, CHUCK OR SHOULDER ROAST
RID AND DRINKKT STEW
ROUND STEAK
« . ii \ in .
BACON
I ' m re
lb.
14>/2c
m u re
COLD CUTS lb. 17c
IIIIK A K F A IT
Ht(u>
LAUREL
ttrmuB
•!#•*. i a I ha II 11
3 lbs. 25c CHEfc.SE
N A l.T IM U H t:
lb. 25c
lb. 15c
lb. 13c
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BACO N
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lb.
l.i VEK
1*011K «|*%\»
SAUSAGE
16c
2 Mis. 25c
lb. 10c
O YSTERS
AM.
M KAT
qt.
39c
IM A A
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HAMBURGER .. 15c
cwirr* %•€%!. Hoi.Lr.n
SHOULDERS lb. 25c
FHKIII
MULLET.... lb. 10c
CUTLETS
lb.
35c
HEADS...... ea. 15c
FKESH DRESSED (3 to 4 lb. av.)
LOIN ST.
lb. 29c
»**M
( A M . t ir . A T l
Neck BONES... lb. 6c
STEW......
lb. 21c • O I L I t t ft
BACON.......... lb. 9c
V. LITTLE PIG I*ORK
iJh. BREAKFAST BACON FREE
Rp»tr ahu ran
HAMS.........
1
1
1
.
15c
SWIFTS SELECT UEHF
TRIPE..........lb. 10c
••r*e MOkts un
lb. 15c RIB TIPS..... lb. 10c
U N D STEAKS lb. 37c CHOPS........
Shoulders....lb. 12Vic
lone or Club STEAKS 29c SIDES......... lb. 10c
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BBO. <• Ik-12 lb.) TENDER HMD.
CEREALS
Grnpemit FLAKES 8 ",c
Reg. GitAI*ENUTS 1 3 c
k i^i i ntift'B
COHN FLAKES fi'/jC
RAISIN HRAN
10c
Ri IhIou SHREDS 7' ic
Quaker GRITS
7 ''ie
3 Minute OATS
8c
RICE .... 4 lbs. 21c
COFFEE
3 fur
TOWELS . .. 25c
Mill
H* r* i*«-iii! *n. ♦
4c
SCUTTS
SUGAR PEAS 10c
LARD
BINDLESS
WALDORF
.... ltic
PURE HONEY 39c
•" • • '■ I r f
’ARAGU8
T. TISSUE
I T\
FRENCH'S jar 8c
VII
LAMB SALE
LEGS
: ;_____lb
23c
EBB, C H O PS_____ lb 25c
SHOULDERS w hole lb 14c
T. TISSUE 6 4 c
..... 15c
‘" I'M
PRESERVES
1-lb. jar
2-lb. ja r
m i mi H
ECONOMY
SWIFTS GENUINE SPRING
FLOUR
/ 15c
IIIt V
Guava Paste ... 19c
E> c
JEWELLslk°rcS"‘ 3'7c
11
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F R IE N D S
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quarts
P IN E A P P L E . . 15c
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PAWNEE 0A1Spkg. 12^C
FRESH PRUNES 1Oc
TOMATO
JUICE can 17c
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I SHORTENING
LARGE
Lcift
G R E E N S 1 0 c
T HE I R
SOAP
R e g .............. S'/ic
LARGE....3 for 25c
SOAP........ 3 for 10c
M ltV IO N
SEND
Low Prices
PALMOLIVE MAXWELL I
HOUSE 1b. 23k
P E A R S ______10c POWDER :. Ige. 4c
FIGS........ lb. 10c «t m w i y t px<rariT
PRUNES ,1b. 10c J U IC E _____ 12'Ac
BLUE
MO. XJ4 CTANDAMD
PRUNES
. 10c SPINACH can 10c
■ r x M A io
* ^ r * * * ,« e n xup
RAISINS 3 for 25c
SMALL
M I.A I'K
I VLL IIHANDS .MII.K
MARGARET ANN
W H E R E C U S TO M E R S
MARGARET A N N
IJELLO ffr lO c
M IL K ft 2 5 c
45c
SPRY
15c
OXYDOL
1H O M IN Y 5 £c
freshest o f vegetables at prices below
what you have been paying.
“ Back o f me is a very large pur
chasing power. Nobody can buy for less
than I do. My store is clean, but plain.
It is simple and well laid out so I can get
along with few er clerks. But I’ m sure
you won’t mind when you know those
savings are passed along to you.
“ Plan to attend my grand opening
tomorrow and Saturday, and see for
yourself how much you can save."
Sincerely yours.
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ect Chuck ROAST lb 21c SAUSAGE 2 lbs. 29c
; jb, 1'
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�Bcnlnolc Connly ProdntM
More Fruit And Vegetable* Than Any
Similar Area In Florida
■ley, Et M b i Pitckr, Wm . Carl Dana Lads
CaatoadWiA, GameFar Saalanl|Reid In Tonrnev
- Deflate BadWrist
*2.” I S S 'U X i.'i *
! » « •
burst!.,*
° ~ " 1" ■ -
■
wtth ambition, M M p n a M B M H I
OHna* O f .Withdraw
Home From Berlin
al Is Termed Less
• Serious Than Dunto q u e By London
Iff tin WM M M l
I only ttrirUy bom
farter ia tte Giant
»«««•.
Bp. mg
ab
tin titaaU' gtamoro
>h> fflriRj
BANFOHD,
Sophomore lot Sicker at* »iu .i. » yat ■» «
B e t. Giant Rookies &££*£,
Measure Would Raise
About Two Million
PV>r Pension Fund;
Is Sent To House
FLORIDA,
FRIDAY,
APRIL
25,
1941
N U M B E R 2U2
U. S. Patrols W ill Be Extended
! If Reeded, Roosevelt Declares;
W arning Sounded By Axis Press
Submarines W ill
Be h
TALLAHASSEE. Apr.
Shadow O f The I^azI Advance Spreads In Greece
Administration Isn’t
Unloosed Upon Con-I £
W )— The Senate today ovarThinking O f Escort
tetmlngly overrode the, mlacel
v o y s , Represents-1 >
ing Convoys A t P re
lanaou* affairs committee and
tive Paper A s s e rts ) i
paaaad the bill sponsored by Gov
iD R o u p o p y .f
sent,
Newsmen Told
ernor Holland to levy an addi
air A»M rlBtWI f » 4 —
tional flva percent las an bora*
The
reproarntatlve
Fascist
racing to raise an estimated ft ,
newspaper II Popolo Dl Roma de004.000 for old ago penajeaa.
By a vote o f 34 to 4 ,41m teU aiarad that lullsn and Ganastn
ia puahed through the Senate tubmarlnea would attack United
and aunt to the House. Earlier, Slates convoys
to Britain
If
t o
tha Senate voted SO to 8 t* over Washington went so far as to
ATHUNH, O m a . Apr. 44
ride the committee's refusal to send them across tha Atlantic.
P a r t i a l Occupation
send Uw measure to tha floor,
<AP)—
G nan
fo rm ,
The
Rome
newspaper
said
that
O f Country Is De/•m ad by F i t s * osrortod
fa r mare than tha nseesaary two- from a reported American plan
thirds majority. Tha action rani*
to ritrnd Its air and naval pa.
eIn
r e d Possibility
after almost threa hours af de
A Milan fran tte strategic
bate .before e parked chamber. ” trol to the nild-Atlantir to com.
plete ronvnying It It a “ short
WASHINGTON, Apr. 15—
« i4o »Om. Tfcry aabdued a
The House sustained, Wt to 4. step, almost equivocation."
(AIM — President
Roooerelt
m a n Graak farm after a
flnv. Fred P. Cone’s veto nf b
Then It “ will be the turn o f
l»la r plarnl ( ’olonel Oiarlee
10W bill allowing bonding com- the A ils submarine* to speak,"
A. Lindbergh In the category
wntea tn post a *urety bond for It was said.
of thr "Copperheada" In th#
hair business In Florida In place
Tha
German
radio
asserted
that
War
between the States.
Adolf Hitler’ll Ifiiyb ComComm. Albrrt Schrader, naval of the present requirement of
Adolf Hitlers threat tu destroy
-!J Sfcit/g o r c M i >r
The President was sharply
ond reported today tho No attache In Berlin far the peat 478.000 In government bonds all
ships entering the British
critical of those Americana
invasion aim lea ha vo Uiraa yearn, returns to Naw mated with th* State Insurance war tone with aid for Britain rewho. he said, have takaa the
York. Ha rama bark to the Unit Vrwrtmenl. The Senate previous.
brown the enemy out" of ed State, aboard tha Hlboney,
’*•
Germany of
liability
altitude that th* dictatorship*
Shade,I area on this war map of Greect
had voted to override the veto
key
and
then
on
to
the
valuable
Wo,u|
oil
witt surel*
Iw
victorious.
termopyUe Pan*. accne of |whoa* captain reported a British but the House action killed the “ ■bould unforseen events occur."
show* Jhr territory now believed held by the
Tha broadcast, transcribed ty
This, hr added. Is not goad
field*. German, claimed capture » f Volu*.
perarte British rearguard patrol boat had fired three time* measure.
Gerroapa
and
Italians.
It
includes
the
island
CBS,
waa
a
reply
to
last
night’*
Americanism—and Is a damb
to atop hit ahlp.
Janina and Lamia (uirows). Chain from Aria
Governor Holland algned the
spteches by Navy Secretary Knox
of Sa^gthrsce, strategically placed for sn at.
attitude lie asserted Amsrl*
bill re-enacting the seventh cant and Secretary of Slate Hull who
to Just below Lamia is said to hr whole the
British asserted the
ra
was willing tu fight far
tack afc the Dardanelles, which loads to Turof the State gasoline tan. The minted to the necessity of tee—,
Allies have taken their stand.
oral was "orderly”
the drmnrralir process**, sod
other sis cents of tha gasoline ng the lease-lrnd supplies resen
that he fur one would not He
tai levied, in 1031 continues with, England safely.
down hefurr the
dictator.
out re-enactment. Tha seventh
►hl|*«
"The fact that Fngland Is beat.
cent revenue Is to bo divided *a ran t be changed by U. S. A.
Madame Perkinn Is
evenly between public schools and halo," the German radio said.
WASHINCTON, Anr. 25—
tha general revenue fund.
Criticized By Byrd
BrltUb sources In Africa, claim
l/I’i
Pro siilcn t Hooncvelt tteA broadly applied 10 percent Ing th* initially* In Increasing
clnrcil tiKlnv thnt American
tax on soft drinks. Including fntll n orad
_
•d sorties on the _Libyan.
WASHINGTON. Apr. 25 ..
ee*. was proposed la tte House Egyptian frontier, last night 'sold
iia-iil rulit \' put ml v ph h p I s would
(A’)— Senator Bynl (D.Vs.)
Rep. Croft, af Lafayette, wba Alla descriptions of TtAiruk as a
oiiernti’ us fu r into tho Wte
demanded today that Perkins
estimated It would falsa 4>,000^ beleaguered city were ml,trading,
be r*plare<t as Hccretarv of
ters uf tin 1 seven scan aa may
000 or mors annually for old
|t Is two week* now alnco th* Tampan Fires Several
l^tmr by “ a two-fisted man
lit’ nrcPHsurv for the defense
A lia dries toward th* Sues tailad
who will have the tnteMinal
Action Taken To R e of tin* A m erican hemisphere.
a*B «p*A teau , af Duval, proposed of| at Solum, Just Inside tte
fortitude to say to both Islmr
O
f
100,99
Scores
A
t
a eonstitot tonal arosodravpt ^that Egyptian frontier, and . with a
He told a iirc ia conferenco
duce Rejections At
and canital that strikes
in
Gun CJlib M eeting preparedness Industries ran.
how ever, that the Adminis
atiady growing strong)* tha da.
Induction P o i n t * * tration is not thinking of escort
not be tolerated "
a—
VVavall a
s*r» vaterans
a*i *■
Gensral• Warn
C- A j^pm ltty’’ Brown, pia'ol
ia lima,
Ing convoya ni thia
ttma.
*|Hvch, Byrd
I>r. Cl. R. R eim an
and
champlu* af Florida and r snl.od
tw pmtruj
Iva«cldcd tft
it* hatVllsman.
what n nrutralltv
Harry S: WiMwIriiff w e i r o ff
rd a baulftrartC
strated "Inrptnr*'. weakness
do if il rnrountered
*• u "inaaifr" markarnan, the
and Inability to meet her re
ly appointed
fn1dilioii4il n . | >ciM'l mii«I whether 11 would
waa strangthened btghoat posiiwHi, walk«ti
away
Both hooaea of tha
north of Athwus, * jr a » yesterday by report, from Ethm- with thr honors at the weekly
sponsibility In the settlement
u*e helllcoae m tan i
mmining pby«t rian« f«>r ihr .S«*rn
allnwril t
maw a vNek’a delay j
of strikes."
pU which told of British South •hoot of the Seminole (»un Club
Inoln County Draft Hoard On* waa not made Hear.
gstting Governor Had
II* said he’d heard
Miss
African forrea routing Italian dr yestenUy afternoon by firing aov
The 1'rraidrnt also mentioned
werk. to it, t o* »prrlahata for
rial program under wt
Perkins’ resignation was on
fenders from mountain
bam. er*l if< rm of 100 and 119 on the
j the
possibility
that
Crrenland
Sena
ria
mlnaliotoi
in
m
alatr
progrum
cade* before Deule,
U0 mile, pistol rsugr.
president
Roosevelt’*
desk,
•was
p a itly
oreupied
by
A lla
committee rajactod, ate
to rrtlurr thr numlffr of rv g n
adding
"If
it
is
the
President
northeast o f Addis Ahaba, in ih.forcra, mhllng that he did not
Mr. Ilrasrn. who l« president
the Holland plan to raiaa
should accept If j| i, not h*
fiercest battle of the East Af. •if both the W est ( oust Pistol
tranta lirlng pent lo induction know about thia. He amid the
rlcan campaign
should request her resigns,
H. H. Coleman, who presided 000 for old age pension*
rampa only lo lx- lurried down I' mte d .States was taking rounLeague ami th* Plot tda Pistol
an tncraaaod U x an horse race
tlon."
In the atasnea of W. A. U ffb r .
on further * tuMiinttlinn, K
|t ti t mu\ r*
League, fo rm erly w a - connected
batting.
T
te
Govamor
oral
raprealdant, pointed oat the need
I w o k»•v figures in President
Carter, draft board l i n k , want
with the Tam pa P o lir * |>.parl
pec
tod
to
dallvgr
a
special
mes
for boosting Sanford now, de
R oom* veil 's cabinet
called
la it
yesterday
Pepper Says Hitler
ment. lie was one o f the local
sage
pooalbly
next
week.
claring that this wad tha "opporDr. Helman 11 mu 4*ye, rat. night for more activr steps to
snd nut .of.to wn visit, r- who hINevaiiheleaa. In tte faca af the
lent previously tuna time to get thing* atarted."
Shall Be Destroyed lended the mnlrh st ‘ he tenge
note and throat •|»4Tiah«t Mini ti nl Hr it it in. uni* dedtt ring “ We
adverse committee report, Sena
atebet aald.
Mr. Coleman added that moral
tn
l»e
Dr W o ot in iff i% to eaiimliii* the iiii ii ih I allow our gtKxIs
nrar llie Hotel M a y f » u
era returning support and funds wars necessary tor Darker, Mayo, Indicated yes
KEY WEST, Apr. 25 — (Ah
leglalranl'n leellt
Mi.wt id I he • unk hi the A t la n t ic " nnd tha
Slandtr.l
American
laigits
today to Senator
Pepper
called
Col were Hied on the pntol rsnee,
to aaslst tha work of the Cham terday ho would try
otln i
«h lorindmg
“ resistance
men turned iIuhi i Mt the mdin
ber of Commerce, and asserted trtng tte bill out of committee Charles A. Lindbergh "that hrro unit i Im- following Inp ecirre*
(toll Elation* ha\ e had defettibe w Id d v o i resi«tr»nce will be inoat
that -we cannot wait for eome- far debate. If te can muster a with feat of clay." and inlil the were lorne.l In
.
If.
)
live
leelh, arrordlng to n ret eh I v .
ona alas to do a Job that la oars." two-lhlrda majority to do I t ITa Florida American Leg ion ronvt-nSet n t a i ) of State Hull said In
port of the *tate head(|tiarler*
liny
Williams,
1)7,
Jnsprr
rin ih in g math*
by ynlunlrrr
B. P. Wbeelar of
Oviedo predictad aoeceaa, but aald (be tlon yesterday that •’Jllilcr i, n..t Wolfe, »8| C. It. Ilsy. tlf.; J M
h«’ M’ that “ ways ntUBi
Other r»amitnh|r pltyxit tan* foi jin uddri
eota
would
te
(Ic
ia
Invincible.”
Ihrnuirhoiit
Seminole (be hoard «ro Dr S
brought to tha attention of the
found* to insure
(hat
aid
Pole*lon,
Tapscott, 01; Ned Hmi’ h. !*l . J workera
Chairman
Leedy,
Orange
coun
Chamber of Commerce member*
"Colonel Lindbergh, that heto A Howard, 80: Many William*. Cminly which * i l l !»•• » rn t lo Dr J N Tolar, Dr O II I'ttl
renebes ti*» destination "in the
ty.
of
tte
Huae
finance
commit
that tha aecoltdary nine-foot road*
with feat of elay, Is anrthir 0 0 ; and Jim Wehh, 00 Olherr Euro|»ean refugee* in on display narn, Dr .1 \\ Mur tin of Oviedo short.- I ot lime and ill m a x i
m um *1111*utilir "
In tha county ware la a dcplor. tee told tte mamtar* that atmL paclfUL" rapper raid after dr. who fired were (’ art
and Dr («r< f *«■ II .H'arkiWilliam*.
able condition, and aated the Ur race legtaUtlon waa pan of nnunalng professional
In jut m u s l m n g r r p m n o u tree.
pacifist' fhOVIee Shaffer. Jim Allenby. »nd In the r rn t ir eh«twra*e o f Speer
T o remind regialranta who the
i MRW Y O R K , Ayr. t t e W V
trade body through It* good tte program for raUla* money, who dlaaemlnated dlstorte.1 props- Dr. K. H. Ingram, a new member and Son s store on First Street, j nirmhrrs of the draft hoMttl and iim-Mi m .New Voik. Secretary of
JtefFh M. Sctenck, board S » l r
lie
aald
a
compromise
had
teen
ganda.
Kliux declared "thU
rommlttee to taka tha mat
the
clerk I he S l O )
who Joined the club vraterday snd Mr* .T*mi‘s G. Stuiron, Jr., advlaory Umr.t are,
•ad at Wth Centary-Fa* rttn roada
is out fight," that "we must see
ter up with the County Commis reacted, because race tracks said
"Ha believes la luperficlal anOn the 100-yaid ilflr range, chairman of Ihr Bed (To** chap* made out the following lint
tte
new
U
s
would
kUI
racing
sion to work oat a throe.year
ter, today Invited Hanford cltL
naarancea. B * preaches, “ Why
Ralph II I'hapnian, chairman III* job through" and that "we
In Florida, and that kills oovariag Join up'with a lost cause?" Hit Mr. Srsllh was lb* high man. ten* to riamine the exhibit.
« I mhII mmc4 SR
o r*a r)
of the board
whit* E. C. MrSlarrow shot 82
tte
compromise
were
being
county
Among the artlrle* of clothing
ler
I*
not
InvtncIbU.
America
E
C
Harper,
board
aivretary
and
(Teorra
Cook
91
Also
firing
drafted.
•
on display are sweater*, aock*, a
Joaeph Ie4-mhart, hoard tnrin.
On Leedy’* regie*t, tte Bouse mad* ter succoooea whan they did waa R M. W. Sturdivant and complete layette, led ahlrt, oper.
ber.
granted hi* commit!a* 10 days’ not appear apparent Hitler shall Jim Hirdy.
te destroyed."
Fred It. WiUon,
government
Mr. Rmlth. aecratary of lh* •ting gown, girls dresses, and
yoddltlooal time la which to conappeal
agent, repreaenl nnr
tin*
rlub. Mid today he v »e pl*a»e<l mufflers
eotira financial pro.
The
clothing
was
mads
by
wo
right of the registrant and «d
at th* attendance at yesterday’s
a t Governor Holland'*
man
In
Sanford,
Longwond,
Alta,
tha
government
match, ind especially at th* num
te received Lindbergh Praised
Jamea (» Sharon, chairman of
of visitors who turned out monte Springs, Oviedo and G*oT te Hnoe
B y N azi Newspaper ber
they will soon bo a t
regi*.
A brief thundershower In nnd- eva, under the supervision of the tha adviaory l*ourd for
___.ta
li
M
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Declaring that road*
afternosn Intarrupted th-> msrk*. Red Cross sewing room at the tranta
Nulmnal defense was featured
now
In
l
i
w
y
’l
oommlttoa.
■
tafct Items in terrllm
BERLIN, Apr. t i —0P)~ The men temporarily, but thr;- soon Woman* Club. Mrs C. R. Daw.
(i W Spencer, adviaory hoard Ml the stall* fireman's convention
Leedy’a aimmltlll rejected HoL Important
•fin and Mra. J. W Hall have member.
Gorman
newspaper resumed firing.
s'
l it ksoiiville, according to Plra
l u f a propw l to taka ateat 41c- Hamburger FromdenbUtt, com.
charge of the sewing room, which
E
J
NrUon, a<lvt«ory board l hid Mack rirvelaml. who r#.
Is open from 0:3(1 o'clock to 11:30 member
mmtiteg • « Wednesday night's
turned from the mealing WadMra.
"America Firet" rally In New Mike Wilson, Form er P. M. during th* week.
John (J.
laronardy,
adviaory iir«d*y night#
Yatfc. doaerited Col. Charles a
Sharon
extended
an
Invitation
to
member
<hir tub la to wor k With tha
Resident Here, D ie» Interested women to work in tho board
Lindbergh Thuraday night *■ _
Kegialranli
are
advited
to (iovcrtior a
tlrfcnsr
commltUe*
real American o f Swodiah deacent
sewing room, regerdlrss of whe- keep thi* llat «n hand, Mr f u r
and iruin our men to fixhl fire,
Mike Wllaon, former resident tiler they ere members of the
oat o f tte Middle W est"
tar said
• ml Mulch for sabotage,' ha said
It mid t e was -not a war op. uf Sanford, died In Miami Apr. Women's Club.
la-i night. Tha entlra program
ponant through araotkwialUm but It) of pneumonia. It was learned
Th* window display, which waa
I
of
tillconvention
was built
her* today. Hr was * hrother-ln. arranged by Mra Snaron and
through dovotod loro o f hU coi
Internal
Revenue
around
the studying of defanxu
* A.
* ~
dmer iof Sanford Mr*. F. Stanley McCauley, shows
law of* L.
Palmer
he added.
, frM
HuHs
Rs her*.
n iu wua nart of an artkU by and had many
O ffice I h Moved problems,
how tha clothing la made Into
Movies were shown of ftrarootl
Survivor* Include his son, Mike, bundles before being parked for
R ttftU , who often Birtkra
In erlinn against fires, arson,
• k tfM U for Gtnnon rdlUrt, Jr, of Jacksonville, also a fur. shipment.
ORLANDO. Apr 25—(Special) and in training, ai part of tte
"A m trki Flrot**
la tte rear of tha window —The collector of internal reve- program. Speakers for tha con
hangs a large Red Cross flag and nu« announced lo day that hi, vention were Fuller Warren and
• vaae of flowers from tte Lain, (laid office located at Orland) Mayor.elect John Alaop.
hart Gardena In Oviedo carries will be moved to th* new I’ oet
During tha masting tha Jack,
out a red, whita end blue color Office Building Monday, Apr. 2M, •onville firs department put M
and la
scheme. Tter* are three large and that thia office will be open • demonstration of fir* fighting
-Uteat
flowure, a red gladlolaa. and a daily 8:00 A. M. until 12:00 o clock and training of fireman. Using
fclu*
delphinium. noon except Sunday, and legal Ihtir training lower they ahowod
AU knlllng far tte Rad Cross holidays at Room SIS on the ths visiting fireman tte regular
■ wider tha direction o f Mra. third floor.
monthly routin* they go through
5* O. Chase, Jr. T te window waa
Deputy Collector J. L Hurt ran to keep th# man In prattle*.
dmiatad te tte chapter through bu Contacted there each Monday
About 700 persons
attended
tte Courtesy Of Vlvlaa Spear.
and Tuesday, Deputy Collector tha convention. Including
E. D. Dent sack Wednesday and man and auxiji '
Thursday, and Deputy Coil)
of tha
PACK M B K A U B ’WAGES
It- ft. Woodruff each Friday and •lie turnout
_
Satordar. Their addrasi will be
aald, and tte ___
CHICAGO, Apr. 44 —VH—k r. Post Office bos 1784 and telephone Cleveland
dealing almost antlraly with
business of firameo. was g ■
<72 Enem y Ships
* Taken By R eich
g
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te. "
tlc n n .
Nearly Two Million
Tons C onfiscated
Sfaice W ar Started
Axis Activity In
Greenland Cited
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APRICOTS
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GRAIN
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MO. W M
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Chamber’sDrive
For Members To
F -" Start Not Week
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tte Higgins Says Final
Plans To JBe Com* * * • pl at ed T u e s d a y
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Named Examiners
For Draft Board
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DR. HENRY
M cLA U U N . JR.
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The Sanford Herald, April 24, 1941
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<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 24, 1941. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908.
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Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 24, 1941; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
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